t o w s d a t . Aveng# Doily Net Prsss Ron The Weothsr Wm the Mwrtb «t Oetobw. I84S rmiMt nc p. a. mrnm m I VbirniM nUghtty w h m large number of newly registered Bobcats listed above who were sU THE NoVBunr SBOr. 9,748 nftevaaou thna yMtnrinyi 8 present at the masting, aocompan- Mary Oiem B. 9m* night mM ThurnOny; wMW ‘ Lnrsbeveque, WUltnm IT M «M ham A bout Tow n Emergency ^ to r s and Ronald Scbuls ied by at least one of thsir par­ In__recopiltlon of their having ents. This splendid sign of parent ibf< Manehe9tar~-~A Ctiy of Vlttaga Charm Dr. Maaaaro, Tel. complete Cub Soout careers and participation will tnaim a siiccsaa JanlM McCuUoUgh O f 7089, and br. F. W. Helfrick, The annual Christmas party of having become old enough to ad­ M year for the pack In giving the 111* Chriftnuui Perty commlttoo of 4918, are the phyalclana of the vance to the B(W Soout Troop, b ^ full beneflt from tha Cub the Tall Cedars will be held at the T m (CkwISeS AOvarttMag m ragn 18) MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30,1949 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FOUR CENTS the Brittah Americen Oub eii- Mancheater Medical Aaaocla- SUte Armory, Thuraday evening, Troop 112 and Paidt graduation certlflcatea were pre­ Scout program. v 6 l . LXDL, n o . 51 aouiice<| today that tlon who will reapond to emer­ December 15, at seven o’clock. D\ie sented by Donald Bennett Pack In closing, Cub Scout Donald Steiner led Pack 118 In the Cub Kiddie’a' Party would held on gency calla tomorrow after­ to the large membership, the party 112 Formally Ac(»pt- 112 Cubmaster to: Satorday. December 17, at 7 noon. Edwin Wright, Louis Gagnon, Smut Promise and Boy Scout Wil­ is rsstricted to the children of Tall liam Lannlim led Soout Troop 118 e’clock at the clubhouae. S w U Cedars through the age of Ik. ed Intp Conntdl Jr„ Robert Bennett Arthur Jarvis, F I L M S Tracks Suspended Over Ruihing Flood Waters Claua wJU be preaent to dlatrlbute Donald Steiner, Edward Wojclk, in tha Seoul Oath. ' •Tsssr flftt to children of club membere. Santa Claus Is expected with a gift Jack Sanaon, manager of the for each child. There will also be During a joint meetlM of Bo; Hooks Johnston, Jr„ and Robert Thomas Changes Schools Compromise 3 9 e R o R State Theater, haa returned to hla I entertainment and refreshments. Scout Troop 112 and Cub PacUz J. Sloan, St. Margaret-Mary Mothera Cir­ home. 86 Hai»Uh atreet, after un- 112, both sponsored by Washing­ cub______Pack 112 then presented cle wlU meet tomorrow evening registration cards and Boiicat Pins dergoing a major operation at the Santa Lucia Society will hold ton School PTA last Friday, John Arthur B m g Stores with Mre. Peter Plalkaltla of 163 Memorial hoapltal. He will be Dormer, District Cub Commission­ to the following boys who had pre- Table Pads Not GuUty Plea; Its monthly meeting tonight at 8 er, on behalf of Charter Oak Coun­ vtoualy appU^ for membenhtp Hillard atreet. glad to have any of hla frienda I o’clock at the Itallsn-Amerlcan drop In to aee him. cil, Boy Scouts of America, pre­ and completed their Inltiel, re Measure Is Favored club. The aon bom at Memorial hoi' I sented the charters for the 1949- qolrementB: pltal November 26 to Mr. and Mra Alfred L. Elwln. of .23 Cumber­ 80 fiscal year. The charters were Richard J. Carlin, Philip M. Fin Joaaph Pavelack of 144 Main land atreet, la a patient at Hart­ XI Gamma chapter of Beta Sig­ accepted by George Leksner, vice ley, Gordon Todd, Anthony L. Faces Jail Term ■ti«et haa been named Vincent ford hoapltal where he will under­ ma Phi will meet tonight at eight president of the Washington Jones, Jr., Peter Larson, Robert S p e c i a l ’ Andrew. They have another ion, go aurgery. o’clock at the home of Mrs. Er- School PTA qnd in turn presented Maltempo, George F. Mockalls, Oaiy. Mra. Pavelack waa the mano Garaventa, Lakewood Circle by him to Robert McComb, Cub Joeeph Doucette, Paul Doticette, ROLICIIS With Minor Changes tOrmar Mlaa Roae DiFaaio. north. Pack committee chairman and Robert Howarth, Jamea Klar, Dan­ Throw s H im self on Mer>, The Chriatmaa party of Center Scoutmaster William Hannaford iel F. Renn, John Westmoreland, Repeats Tale Church Co-Weda will be held Fri­ Opening ceremonies were con­ Richard Chapdslaine, Scott Clen- FOR MEN AMD WOMEN cy of Court in Pay­ rraiik 3. Manafield Marine day. December 9. A dinner will ducted by Cub Scout Edward Wo* dahiel, Robert Jamaitla, Jack Zle- With with certain physical roll Padding Cose To­ Frcight Train Bring# Approved by Education; Ooipa League Auxiliary will meet be aerved at 6:30 followed by the Jeik and Boy Scout Ronald Lar- mak. Walter Gleason, Paul Goulet, AabMtiNi Papers Given Reds’ Forces tomorrow evening at the Armj traditional dlatributlon of gifta Manchester Mrs. Conrad J. Rloux impairmanta. You may Wool Blaze to Firemen Appropriations and Fi­ sheveque. Bruce McClain, Ronald Pockett, (2.95 T op day; Judge Dismisses and Navy club. and reading of Umerlcka. Herb Richard L. Adams, Robert J. Mrs. Conrad J. Rloux, the for­ Following this, advancement Aad Up not ^ aninaurablo. nance Committees To­ Urwelder haa promlaed to be on D ale Book awards were presented to the fol­ Adams, Wayns A. Lowd, Jan P. Willlamstown, Mass., Nov. mer Miss Laura Mae Martin of Custom Made, Goarantoed Charge Against His Him by H iss Move Closer Orfbrd Pariah Chapter, D, A. R., hand to entertain with hla Inarlm- lowing Cuba: Peterson, Thomas J. Sullivan, John 6. J. AGOSTINELLl 30.—(ff)—Firemen were wait­ day After Joint Execu­ will hold ita December meeting, ba music and Fred Werner will ar­ Hackmatack street became the Robert Bennett, Louis Gagnon, 8. Campbell, Carlyle Teabo, Jr., To Fit Year Table Form er Secretary ing at toe station here when Wednesday, November 80 bride of Lieutenant Rloux at a Thuraday afternoon at 2:30 in the rive later In the evening to play Arthur Jarvis, Hooks Johnston, James Wlshart, Charles Yurkahot, 88 Beam Drive . IW . 94181 . ..V _ s? yr - T o C h o k i n g a Boston and Maine freight tive Session as House Pedaration room of Center Church for dancing. The committee has] League of Women Voters. Open ceremony Saturday morning, No­ Jr., Robert J, SlOan, Donald Stein­ Stephen Moaaer, Gug Gartsida end Phone 7691 Today Chambers Ends Testi­ train pulled In, bringing the announced that reservations membership meeting. 8 p. m., vember 26, in St. James’s church. WsBhington, Nov. 80.—(ff) And Senate in Recess; houae, with Mra. C. R. Burr, Mra. er, Edward Wojclk and Edwin Ernest J. Irwin. Jr. No extra eharga ta have ear 1MI MUTUAL UFi —^Rep. J. Pomell Thomas (R., mony Today; Repoirts fire. Oora Clarke and Mra. W. O. Craw­ should be In by Dec. 1. If you Mary Cheney Ubrary. Speaker: Wright A banner year is expected by to yoor home. The flames, in a bgle of wool have not returned the card tele-j anutANca company m niw vo«k i - - • Quick Piassage and Ad­ ford, hoateaaea. Mr. and Mra. H. U Prof. Laurence Barber on -“ State and evening. Center Church Second elaas awards were pre- Cub Pack 118 as avldeneed by the N. J.), today withdrew his Put in Record Con­ Reliable Reports from in a box car, were extin­ phone Mra. Harry Beach 2-9216, Diehl, local candle manufacturera, Government in Transition.’’ > House, 11 a. m. Luncheon and plea of not guilty to charges Taipeh, Formosa, Say guished quickly last night. journment Expected •will be the gueat apeakeri and ex­ or Mrs. Earle Rohan 7911 Thursday, Deoember 1 supper served. of payroll padding, and threw tain Name of Duggan iinridwaiivAiVl hibit aamplea of their work. Salvation Army Corps Christ- ITte lire hod traveled more Thuraday, December 8 himself on the mercy of the Nationalist Capital than 30 miles. All membera of Mother’s Circles ntas sale at Citadel. Emanuel Lu^eran Ladies’ Aid New York, Nov. 80.— —^Two Worker* walk oeroea the mala bne tracks of Great Northern railroad which are Kiepeaded over rushing State Capitol Hartford. Annual basaar and tea of S t court. The 64-year-old legis­ The first alarm came from Nov. 30.— —Three legiala- aunaat Council. No. 48, Degree and any others contributing to the Variety Sale and Supper. Sale reporta entered into the record of flood wwtera after the track bed bad been swept away at Mount Vernon, Wash. The workers a Taken by Communists of Pocahontaa, will give a aetbaek food sale to be held at J. W. Mary’s Guild, S t Mary’s Pariah starting at 8 p. m. Supper from 8 lator changed his plea to one checking on d}1tM In the area that were threatened by rising flood water*. (AP wirephoto); a motorist In Hooslck Falls, N. the eecond perjury trial o f Alger tive committees today ap­ party tomorrow evening at 8:18 at Hale’s ’Thursday at one p. m. for house, 2:30 on. to 7 p. m. of nolo contendere. That Hong Kong, Nov. 30—VP)—Com­ Y., who reported smoke was proved with only minor Food sale. Ladies o f Regina Hlea today contained the name of pouring from a box car. the home of Mra. Fltagerald, 12 the benefit of the Benedictine Al»- Satorday, December 18 meana he doea not oonteat the munist forces moved In on Chung­ Bralnard Place. Membera, frienda bey In Bethlehem, should contact Laudus. J. W. Hale’s, starting 1 Salvation Army Band and The railroad told its agent changes a compromise state govemment’a charge. Laurence Duggan, former State king today and reliable leporta and aU Intereated wlU be welcome. either Mrs. Bert Gay 8728 or Mrs. p. m. Chorus concert 8 p. m. CltadeL With thia atartllng develop­ Aims of New Airliner Crash at Petersburg, N. Y., to check school , aid bill worked out by Tuesday, Deoember 0 department offldal who died in a Prlaea will be awarded and re- Robert Gorman 8768, for pickup Thuraday, Deoember 18 ment, Judge Alexander M. Holt- News Tidbits from Taipeh, Formosa, GeneraUa- toe report. He saw smoke and Democratic and Republican League of Women Voters. Tea fall from a window of hla 16tb Bimo CSiiang Kai-Shek’s headquar­ freahmenta aerved. on Wednesday evening or ’Thurs­ Tall Cedars Christmas party for aoff dlamlaaed a charge againet floor office here laat Dec. 20. notified toe dispatcher at leaders. The House and Sen­ day morning. 8:80-8:80 p. m. South Methodist children. Stota Armory-r— 1 p. m. Union Known Culled From (/P) Wires Cause Sought ters, said toe city fell at noon. Greenfield, Maos. The Wil- church. Mlaa Helen OampbeU, former aec- The reporta were made by Chiai(g arrived In (Thengtu, new ate were in recess until 2 p. retary to Thomaa. She waa ac- Whittaker Chambers, chief prose­ liamstown fire department was m., when toe Elducation Appropri­ TeUng people o f the Salvation Organ recital, darsnoa Helaing. Nationalist capital, shortly before asked to be ready. Kmanuel Lutheran ^ church, 8:18 cuaed o f oonapiring with Thomaa cution witness againat Hiss, to vice President and Mra Alben noon. He had been leading the de­ ations and Finance commltteea re­ Army Corps have decided to serve to defraud the government Fourth Round Wage In- Investigators Study Bits "It’ll be right along,” toe p. m. M S48 Adolf A. Berle, former •asalatant Barkley plan to leave Sea island, fense of Chungking and trying t< ported favorably on toe meaaura INSJJRE a light supper at the Chriatmaa RIHOI ■ through padding of the Uwmak- secretary of state, and to Ray­ Ga., this afternoon and go to New get Acting. President Li Tsung-Jen railroad promised. after a Joint executive eeaeion. sale, which opens Thursday at Christmas sale, K. of C. Home, eria office im yr^. orease. Pensions and Of Wreckage and Sur* seven p. 'm.. Gibbons Assembly, mond Murphy, State department Y ork .. .Federal Judge Sylvester J. to return to China from tola Brit­ Hope for Quick Pieeagn M cDyNBY BIWTHBB8 three o’clock In the lower hall. Heltaolt act Dec. 8 for aentene- security officer. Insurance Objectives Ryan orders all FBI agents who vivors Stat'emeuts ish colony. Leaders expressed toemaelvea Clerks In the stores and others Cathoho Ladles o f Columbus. tng of Thomaa. Wednesday, December T FlnaUy Concludes Teetlinoay Investigated Coplon-Gubichev spy u A dispatch from CTiungklng to a ; hopeful that the bill woidd win will 'find ham, chicken and tuna Thomaa facea a poaalble maxi- conspiracy case to appear Monday SOSMaia St. TeL 60«0 VlOaga Camera Club mimting, Chambers finally concluded hit Dallas, Nov. 30 — Investi­ ^Chinese newspaper here said quick passage in toe Democratlo- sandwiches vrith home-made gra­ mum aeotenoe of 82 yeara In JiUl Philadelphia, Nov. 30.—(ff)— at hearing to determine whether 20,000 Red troops crossed toe Moscow Again Ray Dwyer’s Shop, 8:30 p. m. teatimony after eix and one-half gators studied bits of wreckage controlled Senate and Republican- ham nut bread: also if deslrod, po­ and 840,000 In flnea. The economic alms of the CIO’s Uicgal wlre-tqpping was used . . . Yangtze at 1 a. m. today, local controlled Hpuae and that the tato 'chips, pickles, k|[| coffee and Bring cameras. days on the witnesa stand. UN delegations speculate wheth­ North Methodist church Christ­ Pandlpg the aatitencing, Thomaa He repeated what he haa often new Electrical Workers union are and survivora’ atotements today In time, (12 noon, ea.t. Tuesday) legislature’s special aeaslon—t)M cold drinks. Tea and cake will be MEIWINIER waa allawed hla oontlnUed freedom on the record today—a fourth er Yugoslavia win seize opportu­ an effort to piece together all de­ and (intered toe outskirts of the Wooing Unions third since last June— could ad­ served In the afternoon. mas Sale and Supper. under hU preaent bond o f 81,000. ■aid before—that aedret State de­ nity in'General Assembly to blast third Nationalist capital brought Plano concert Gertrude Herr­ partment documenta in hie pos- round wage boost ranging from tails of an American Airlines plane journ. Holtseff aakl that alnce Mlaa nine to 25 cents an hour, penalona back at Comiaform’s latest offen­ under Communist gims tola year. HALE'S mann, Hollister school audito­ FBI That Tank! seaeion were given to him by Hiss sive against Premier Marshal crash in which 28 died. A second Red force occupied . The compromise, providing thnt Mr. and Mra. John Pickles ,«f Campbell aeemed to have acted for trauamittal to a pre-war So­ and social insurance. Trying to Get Catho­ the state pay approximately one- rium, 8:18 p. m. merely aa an employe of Thojnaa, Tito. Eighteen other persons were In-, Kiangpehslen, three miles west of HoU atreet have returned'after a, Pattins: o ff that fuel order viet spy ring. Delegates to the foimding con­ third of toe cost of bonda w h ^ Obrtitmas Tree Bazaar, day he would dlamlaa the chargee Former Communist Vice Premier Jured in the pre-dawn accident Chungking across the confluence lic Labor Groups to Wsatera trip, with Oklahoma City Ar.,. t. A paragraph from Murphy’s re­ vention of the International Union towns may issue to build new Headquarters airaelr objective, where they vls- may mean that yoa’ U be againat her. Tratcho Kostov and 10 otbera are yesterday. of the Yangtze and Klaling riv- port, entered into the trial record o f Electrical, Radio and Machine The 60-pasaenger plane, bound echoola, was warmly haUed by with the family of their son, caught with an empty tank Evecy Aa8 Under “OoropoMoa” indicted by Bulgaria’a Communist erai Join in Solid ^Front' fO R by Aealetant U. 8. Attorney Workers (TUE) voted for that dominated government on charges from New York to Mexico City Pound Troops and Ships both parties who announced it yea- John, Jr. Retuming Hast they There’s Nothing Better Than in s sadden cold sped. John R. Fltapatriok, lawyer for Thomas F. Murphy, f ave aubatan- program yesterday aft^r being terday and worked last night to wars Joined by their daughter. of treas<^ spying and economic slammed into two buildings and Nationalist Navy headquarters Mlaa Campbell, had contended at Ually the following aa having told not to worry about court iU' sabotage.. .General Tire and Rub­ said planes and warships had been Banetinl reduce it to toe form of a btlL Miss Bather Pickles of Appleton, ' WE HANDLE the outaet of the trial on Monday exploded in flames on the edge of been told by Chambers on March Junctiolui and to proceed writh ex­ ber company Joins list of compan­ the Love field airport. One engine pounding Red troop and shipping London, Nov. SO—(DV-TTie Plan Retroactive to 1945 Wla., and the trio spent Thanks- that every act of Mlaa CampbeU pansion of the imion. The plan ir retroactive to July g t ^ g at the. home of Mrs. 20, 1946, In a report on Commu­ ies boasting tire prices and warns was afire and another waa failing concentrations south of Shanghai Credentials oommittee of ttie wga under "compulaion’’ from Advises Delegatee to Go Ahead aati-Communlst .Free World 1, 1945, out of conalderatlon for Pickles’ slsUr in AlUance, Ohio. ATLANTIC nist activities In pre-war Wash­ that other increases could be ex­ before the plane struck. It veered for three days. The air-sea attack Given With Cash Sales Tliomaa due to their employe-em' ington: ^ Jamea B. Carey, secretary- pected in Industry . . . Prague’s Is an effort to forestall an expect­ la bor eonferenee nwde a be­ towns which already have built ployar relationahlp. sharply to toe left before crashing. schools or contracted' for them. ROASTING Furnace Oil “In a speciid category waa Noel treasurer of the CIO aad acting municipal ruling council annoimces TeU Wlwt Happened ed Invasion of toe Chusan Islands, lated bid today to enlist west Tbs Oalvatloa A m y Woman’s intapatrlCk told the court then head of the lUE, advised the dele­ that no new labor wUl be allowed off Hangchow. The planes, toe Payments from the state will be Homs Lssgus win meet at two Field and Laurence Duggan of Uie From toe Injured pilot and co­ Europe’s CaUioUc nalon work­ CHICKENS that It waa true that Mlaa Camp­ State, department. Field waa de­ gates to go ahead with their to private caterprlee. Navy said, attacked by day and ers. But the lavttatioa to the spread over a 20-year period, and o’clock tomorrow afternoon at the beU Bad arranged for a niece, pilot came statements saying what toe bill calla for » aopropriation I Plus Extra Special Values In All Departments scribed as a member at large In plana for building up the union New Yori* ’Times says Soviet happened — but not why. Capt. destroyerg swept toe Oommuniat organized GathoBca e f Bel- citadel to complete articles and Myra Mldktlf, aad her maid, Ar> despite any court actions ibrougbt newspaper Pravda kaa apparenUy areaa.at night. of 81.250,000 for make arrsngementa for its pert In We Dettver Friday Mornings L T . WOOD th«u(0»nmuniat) party, but net- •LsfMNnMToflMny) Claude said hie glofo. The Netbertnnds, Lux­ natter Minor, tfl gu * W »TW « a ^ thef was-la tha unSerground. by'the rival'United Electrical toned «)w n Soviet ForeigTr'Mtn- These developments came embourg, Switzerland aad the nlum which ends June 30, 198a the annual Christmas sals Thurs­ pay rpU. ‘Hie govwnment oon- later Vlshlnsky’e recent declara- No. 1 engine had not functioned growing diasatisfaction with the The State Education department day afternoon and evening. Mrs. ROGER OLCOTT “Special Ualaon waa Hedda Gom- Workers (UE). properly on toe New York-Waah- Soaadlaavlnn oonatrles had a teaded that neither ever did any perta. She waa married to Paul The UE haa gone to the courts Uon to UN that Russia la “ razing Reds was reported In north China string on lt.~If th ^ Join the Augusta Hansen and Mrs. Elisa­ , 408 West Center S t CO. Of Both These Stores real work; that thelY aalary mountains” with atomic pow er... ington-Dallaa-Mexlco Cflty flight where toe Ck)mmunlsta have ruled (Continued on ft g e tim T d ) beth Wilson will bs hostesses at Massing. Massing la a penologist in a number o f Instances In an ef­ new free World labor Interna­ Teleidioae 7888 51 BisseD St. Phone 4496 checka*Mvere depoalted to Mlaa fort to tie up the funds of various James D. Heer of Euclid, O., In­ Of what happened here, he said: for k year. the LsaipM meeting tomorrow. for the atate of Pennsylvania. “ I squared away to make a land­ tional, which the conference of CampbeU’a account in a bank here, When Field went to the League locals and otherwise prevent them dicted yesterday in slaying of fra­ In Taipeh. Formosa, Island head­ Bangea, Refrigeratora ternity brother at Ohio State Uni­ ing with flaps and gear down on a quarters of toe Nationalists, con­ 280 labor leaders from 45 and that Mlaa CampbeU In turn fit Nations he left Duggan in her from shifting to the new organi­ oonntries Is forming, the tranafeired funde.to Thomaa’ bank versity, will tmdergo psychiatric final approach. The No. 4 engine cern waa expressed for toe Armies IPaolierB and AD special care. It la understood Field sation. observation and examination . . . Catholics must dissolve their account at AUendale, N. J. The lUE waa organized early quit and I called to toe flight en- of Gen. Soong Hsl-Llen. Soong’s and Duggan, supplied any Informa­ Providence police launch full- troops supposedly are defending own Catholic labor Internation­ Thomaa’ diange of plea came tion ahe wanted to know.” this month after the CIO had ^neer to cut on toe booster pump Qthar Applianfeea scale probe of boy gang battle near when toe fuel flow dropped to toe Szechwan-Hunan border but al within two yeara, the cotn- when the government waa ready Reason Identity Deleted ousted the UE on grounds it waa Flashes! . . to put Mies Midkill and Mlaa Mi­ SUte House in Providence in zero and toe left wing dropped they have not been heard from In mlttee stipulated. A t the opening of today’s trio] Communist dominated. which more than 100 youths wield­ (Late BuSetiae of tfes (g) Wire) lyJItlU iicoai All Day Wednesday! nor on the stand. session Judge Henry W. Goddard The wage Increase program ap- after toe airplane started to mush 48 hours. Thomaa had hothlng to say to ed clubs and fisU. in (below flying speed). These troops, Taipeh headquar- London, Nov. 30— (JP)—Moscow remarked that, after a conference Mld-mornirig flurry of demand once again is wooing Europe’s with counsel for both sides, Dugr (Continued on Page Four) ‘I called for flaps and gear up (Omtiatied on Page Twkve) for railroad issues helps stiffen en­ to toe first officer (Indicating an (Continued on Page Twelve) Catholic labor unions to form a New Walkout Seen Certala gan’B Identity “waa deleted (from tire stock market . . . Philadel­ solid “front" with Communlat New York, Nov. 88—(flV-A asar a report prevloualy read at the ___ m _ Intention to regain altitude for phia Athletics announce signing of another, approach). With only two workers in what may become a •oft coal walkout appeared certala ' trial) for the aole purpose of spar­ Mickey Cochrane and Bing Miller Stobres Open Until 5:30 P.. M. engines working there wasn’t new campaign aimed at disrupting at nddnlght tonight. Joha L. Lewla J » ing the name of a man now dead " Extra Rooms aa coaches foe 1950 season . . • N ew A "B om b toe weyt’a recovery program. • postponed again today,* meetiag Must Protest After Duggan’s name wt E5leven-y®»r*old Arthur BIrrBi of much power to gain altitude to The Russian-led Comlnform of his United Mine Werkefn Follqr • e brought out, Claude B. Cross, de­ New York, who stowed away on climb. ’ committee until 18 a. m. toaw iiaar. fenae counsel, suggested that a To Be Added plane several days ago in effort to “ He (the flfat officer) called out: (0>inmuniat International Infor­ Tests Slated mation bureau) In a resolution Lewis gave no word publicly alMot, West Europe paragraph previously deleted from get to Hollywood to become sing­ She’s a goner.’ whether or not he wlB pwradt a ' Do Your Christmas Shopping Early For Best Selections. Use Hale's the Murphy report be read to the ing cowboy, makes second try— “ As he said that, toe plane hit published yesterday after a secret toe hangar and burst into flames. meeting this month in Hungary strike. In Pittsburgh, however, Jury. , White House Also Will this time by train. Deanls Hanhall, UMW DIstitet H ub^ West's Murphy read the paragraph. Secretary of labor Tobin says After that I had no clear recollec­ More Atomic Weapons urged Communist workers; Strat­ ‘In toe struggle for working Five representative, saM "calls rs- or Purnell Parking Lots. Parking Charge Will Be Paid With $1.00 With the substitution of Duggan’a Have Two-Story Base­ that CtommunlaU have made cer­ tion as to .what happened except (»lved at my offlee from local egy Given by Mont tain American xmiona “front or- that toe first officer and flight en­ To Be» Exploded by (Oaatianed ea Page Bight) leaders today show definitely the (Ooathraed m Page Twelve) ment Late in 1951 ganlzatlona for promotion of alms gineer were gone from toe cock­ United States in Secret men are idaanlag to quit teat^t," Purchase Or More. gom ^ During Speech of a foreign power.’’ . . .Diplomatic pit and I dived through toe for­ • • • Washington, Nov. 80 — (iP) relations between France and Pol- ward baggage hatch, through toe New York, Nov. 30—Iff) — Jh e land become vicious circle of re- fire that started, crawling away.” By Elton C. Fay Theater Properties Mortgaged hub of the westk deiaoae strategy, President and Mra. Truman are go­ Associated Frees MlUtary Scranton, Pa., Nov. 88^—(g>—A ^ V et Admits ing to have room for extra gueats prisaU arising out of arresU In statement Dictated Platform Job 15-year mortgage filed at the fa- aa viewed by Field Marahal Vis­ botk countries of alleged splee The co-pllot waa Rot)ert E. Reporter when they move back Into a safe Washington, Nov. 30.— )— corder of deeds office dtacloeed a count Montgomery, must btf to pro­ and modem White Houae' in late Five western European countries Lewis, who staggered, bleeding, to {IP tect western Europeans from Inva- Some more, and probably even Huge Problem 82,500,000 loan to Comerford Pah- Killing W ife 1951. , are moving closer to economic “ In­ a nearby home aaytng “I think I Ux Corp., by the Coanectient Mo- aldn and n d to rescue them after­ They’ll have apace, too, to store tegration” along llnea recently ani dying and I want to make a more deadly, atomic weapons are ward. going to be exploded by toe Unit­ tnal life Insuraaoe Co. The naort- all those things that people don’t proposed by American Marshall statement” To an excited grocery gage covers Comerford theater Mofitgomery, top mUiUry man like to throw away.. plan chiefs. store employe, Frances Hudson, ed Statea in a secret test. It will Attack on Truman Wei MAMOflttm vOmit W E 61VE GRE’BN STAMPS in the Western alliance, said lost Seriously Wounils Him- Berlin east sector OomraunisU be weighty with meaning for Rus­ properties . la 12 Pennsylvaaia W E GIVE ^WORE’EN STAMPS They will find it expanded into he dicUted a statement saying in counties. Nearly aU of the nMOey SI'OUDt M night that If western iSurope sell With Pistol Be- a 77-room mansion with a two- celebrate first anniversary of part: ■ sia and the rest of an A-bomb fare ‘Program Likely IO« 8ABV 9 SANTA OAUS ovemm again by Invaders, ‘that la conscious world. obtained throu^ the loan wUI ba story basement when the repair putsch that cut Berlin In two. “ Number Four engine afire on As Republican Chant need In making a final eettMateal Hete*s a ee«- the end of the ^ p l e who live fore He Is Found Job about to get under way ie fi­ Tiny dip In gasollnd prices shows approach. Air opened toe right A Joint announcement by the there. that a v erse cost of' fuel to motor- Atomic Ektergy commission ai with Paramount Pictures, Inc., la vatdUs pises of nally completed. hatch. The plane waa on fire and dl\islon of Jointly operated thea­ 'SMST pasttieal nsss. Frisisrily a Open Wednesdays Until 5:30 From Now Until Christmas “Tba point that is fundamental,' Grand Rapids, Mich., Nov. 30— To Be Completely Renovated igts Is slipping sway from highest I cut all four, engines. The engines Defenae department last nigi Washington, Nov. 80— —An he said, ” is that to promise to reS' peak in 28 years . . . Forty-year- i;ave toe place—toe mid-Paclflc ters In aeoordance with aa order tmiajag ass far icisadlr hiding distracted young Navy vet­ The present 150-year old struC' were off when we hit." attack on President ’Truman’s wel­ of the'Federal- District court la cue the west in due course after a eran seriously wounded himself to­ ture, to be completely renovate<) old man, arrested In Birmingham, Many of toe dead . and Injured proving ground in Eniwetok atoll fare program seemed likely today ptogress, it caa 8m bo saed ss a sucewHful invaMon from the east Ala,, on car theft charge, telU of- -but kept secret toe time. It said New York dty. bi-chair. Chair lodes ioatantly la day with a pistol and then admitted Inside, has 69 rooms and no basc'r were prominent Mexicans. The to become the choral chant of any • • • ie quite uaeless. TTie peoples of to police he killed his 17-year-old ment. fleera he haa “several wives but Mexican Fbroign Offlee announced only that testa are "planned.” Republican policy statement aimed ptaos oo able, wboM western Europe must be protected couldn’t remember all their ’There waa an obvioua reaaon Peace Offensive Wrecked wrlfe. , Engineers disclosed today that it would send a special plane here at the 1950 campaign. New York, Nov. 80.—(g)-4M8-. wide bass provides against li^vMlon, and not Just told The youth. Langdon Angle, Jr., eight additional rooms will be built names.” to pick up bodies of Mexican citi­ for concealing toe month, week or , Serious doubts exist here that THIS YEAR that they will be reacued after It.’’ Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker says sin’s Hector McNeil aaid today fitai, Boo-tippiag W- daya on which toe testa wlU be 22. was found In hla stripped down on the top-or fourth—floor, possib­ zens. The U. S. government toe minority party can agree on Kusela has wrecked the Kreatila’a entity. The field marshal, who'heada the Jalopy on the edge of town. Police ly for use by nests. there la but one way to win the waived' custom formalities which made: To foil any attempt by whether it ought to write a new K Commandera In ( ^ e f committee peace—by creating “the mlgbti- •Russian submarines or airplanes platform for the congressional purported peace offensive by eosli learned of hla whereabouts when In the past this floor has been ordinarily would require the plane moviM aa the new Coadbfoms of the Waatem European union, he phoned hla father, head of the used for maids’ quarters and gueata eat air power offensive-defense to steal close enough to toe atoU campaign and what any such dec­ 1 the world hss ever known.’’ . to check in at a border station. blast at Premler-Marnua IMs. •poke before 1,800 persona at a local Veterana administration of­ who could not be accommodated in Of toe-18 Injured, none was In to make some technically useful laration should contain. Waldorf-Aatorta dinner meeting the limited bedroom space on the President Truman keeps close observations. McNeil told the United Natlaan fice. aeribus condition, and many bad While he said he hUnself is as­ Aseembly that "ae one eoa faU ta During the month of December (1-31 Inc.) a Lady's or aponeored by the English-'speaking Mra. Angle wse shot to death third floor. The third floor la used watch on llth-hour maneuvers to Russia now has produced her sailed by these doubts, Senator union of the United SUtea. avert resumption of opal etrtke. been released from hospitala. •ee the apparent conflict between last night and left In a snowbank by the chief executive and hie Those killed included Henry own atomic explosion. Scientiata Smith (R., N. J.) told a reporter In hla address, broadcast nation'^ family, Government farm « p e r t predicts here believe that Soviet bomba the Soviet speeches here and ae- Man's wrist watch will be given with the purchase of the near their apartment. Eldaon, 44, Dallaa, one of toe he thinks the one thing most Re­ tioBs outolde”—la Yugealavla aad ally, Montgomery said western Eu­ ReooncUed Few Days Ago Preaidents . themselves have been that ' American fanner must re­ are far behind toe new and vast­ publicans can agree upon la oppo­ ropean “Want to know that their duce hla cost* next year If he ex- Bouthwest’a top-flight grain trad­ elsewhere. DRIVE-IN iFor some time Angle had com­ known on rare occaaiona to sleep ers; Jose de la Mora, 86, wealthy ly more powerful designs devel­ sition to those Truman proposals aUlee and frienda will fight aide by In the “attic” to permit very im­ pecU to auatain hla Income... Th«Bdi-w day's Special Used Cai^ Buy which incidentally will be a B A ^ plained of migraine headaches. He Mexican banker, textile dealer oped by toe United Statea. which the G O P claima would aide with them to hold off the men­ and hla wife Lenore were recon­ portant visltora to occupy ihelr Secretory of State Acheson say* No Foreign Visltora Wanted Aslu Bednetioa of ToBo •hriaal* Americana are "thoroughly Indig­ and rqdio chain owner; War amass more government authority ace from the east ehould It devel­ ciled only a few days ago after a bedrooms. So, when the new ApparenUy no foreign visltora, In Washington and provide “hand­ New London, Nov. 80 — (g) — m a pcacdcal tabla set far the ' GAIN CAR. ^ The car chosen will appear in this paper daily op." rooms are added, it may not be nant’’ at Chinese Oommunlsto for Claima Commissioner David N. Senator Perry T. Shafaer (D.Ma8r Now heated for your comfort. Next series of bitter quarrels. They had Lewis of Washington, D. C., and frien^y or unfriendly, are wanted outs’’ for toe people at excesaive gfowiag child as it an be naed The baaia for such protecUon, been married 11 montha. necessary ever again for Citizen their “Inhumane” detention of two at Ekiiwetok for toe fdrtocomlng London) eald ho aokod Goverasv American servicemen for more cost. iltbsrssadiaoer table orforpiapi under Autos for Sale and will be head^ **Xmas Buy.*' time out step in for a quick snack. the British war hero said, lies in When police reached Angle’s car No. 1 to do l^ke the office clerk testa. “I think most o f us are opposed Bowleo today to redueo tollo on tbs than year. (OoBtiaaed oa Page Four) Guard tall css be lemoved la- the economic recovery program today, gun amoke waa atlU curling who doubles up on a sofa to make The announcement said "full to what ia called toe welfare state, Orotoa-Now Leadoa highwag naady. Table also caa TRADES will be actNipted. Ek surp to look for these cars aad tha defenae organliatloa of through the air Inside ' m d the way for a rich relative. security restrictions aa required where the people lose toe Initia­ bridge aad ts reoMve the Haw he as a eoaveo- Steak Sandwiches western Europe. youth waa slumped over the steer­ Actual work on repairing the by toe atomic energy act apply to tive aad toe government takes limit oa cenaaatatioa bsehs. ; iMS*khdr“ .faramhet If these succeed, he said, “ there ing wheel with a stomach wound. home of presidents will get under all aspects o f test preparations. Senator Sbafaer-sold ho ooaforrsi Served With Peppered Onions wiU be no war.” over toe direction of everyone's when feediag the daily. The WATCH to be chosen from a fine selection of Bealde him waa a morning paper way In about a week. Aa under­ Including the time of toe testa." life,” toe New Jersey senator oald. ortth the geveraor at Hartford titii. cMM. Sateewd North­ Young MotherjWina Fight ) ' . Another speaker, U. 8. Ambaa- containing the picture of Lenore. pinning subcontract waa let yes­ This waa interpreted in eome moralag and was aoearod by ern JIatd Maple and aador-at-Large PhiUp C. Jeaaup, terday. The fin t Job will be a de­ Viewed Todgh ProUeiB Bulovas or Benrus at GAUDET'S, 8 9 l Main St., your modern Acroea It Angle had acrawlcd: quarters to mean that the. rigid Smith, a former member of the chief exeeattvo that he wshid stnady coaattnetion Hot Soups Hot Drinks declared the arming by America o f "I love you, Lenore." molition one to get ready for the previsions of toe atomic law, pro­ •veryttdag he oeoM to rods as give years ed sadMiso the Atlantic pact nations waa not new interior foundation and To Retain Child's Custody O O P National committee, sa)d Ruabed to Hoapital hibiting transmlselon of secret he thinks National Chairman Gu; ton charges. Shstaor, wtw asM tpeyaervtei. Jeweler. * In conflict with the peace effo^ He waa rushed to S t Mary's hos­ strengthening the base of tha out­ ______* did sot iBBunswssd say apai ‘ . , , « _ ' . ( J V Hamburgers and Hot‘Dogs data to any foreign power, would O. Qabrielson haa banded Republl within the United Nations. pital In oerioua condition. Asked side aandatone walla mean that Britain , and Canada redoetioa, stated thsrs aras a i Dedaring that further progresa Should Iswt 180 Yeara Muncie, Ind., Nov.k80—(88 — A^Ution after witneasee said the 1200 cans one of their tougheat prob­ by officera whether he killed hie deal was approved by toe Hamil­ wouldn’t be Invited to send ob­ to how mack the MIo eooM bo i Fnuik ^McGiUicudy in econonyic Integration of weatem wife. Detective John De Blaay i MaJ. Gen. Glen E. Eldgerton, young mother who paid 8200 to lems In asking tham to decide Your Do^ge and Plymouth Dealor,. regain her child from Its adopted ton county Department of Public servers. This policy would be In whether there should be a polley OPEN D A itv AT 10 A. M. Europe ie Immediately ncceaeary, ported Angle aaid; one of the engineers attached to boadoI s- Jeeaup said. the Renovation commlaslon, said parents waa toe winner today In a Welfare .at NoblesvUle. line with the previotts Eniwetok statement and. If so, what *T guess ao." test of three weapons la April KEMP'S “Thera are eeveral echoola of Detective De Blaay happened to the new White Houae ahouM court battle for custody of toe flve- Mrs. Auls said she consented to should contain. and May of 1948, when none but Trtflflwy Bfllaac# H . FLAGG Center St. Starting Monday, Dec. 5 We WUl thought as to whether European arrive at the home , of the youth’s last 180 years or more. Oongreu year-old girl. the adoption June 12, 1947, while Gabrielson wrote RebuUeoa gov­ Ineorporatad union or federation with close po­ pqrenta this morning Just at the has appropriated 15,400,000 for th* Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Scott of in straitened clreiimstances after American military men and scien­ ernors, atate and county chairmen Qose All Day Mondays litical ties is essential to lasting moment when the elder Angle was whole Job. NoblesvlUe, Ind., brought a habeas her hueband's death. She has filed tists of toe conuniaaion was pres­ and national oommittoemen yes­ Wsshingtoo, Nov. E. SOUM ENE Opp. Love Lane The commission is now oonaid- corpus action to recover their a Mtltlon at Ncblesvllle to set ent. terday asking for grass roots ex­ poolthm o f the Trsasury NSd.. -r peace. Such a'union may be desir­ receiving a call from hla son. Baby^Land able. It ralaee, however, a further "I don’t know where I am. ering bow to dispose o f hundreds .adopted child from toe . mother, aatde the adoption. ''. Up to now the United States haa pression of views that oould be Not budget receipts, 188 Manchester, Conn. Richard *TUy” Lewis eomplex aeries of .problems which feel terrible. I have . a terrible of pieces of scrap and other ma- Mrs. Ethel Auls, 28, of Muncie. The foster parerlta had returned exploded eight atomic weapons. IllldTiefore a committee he ‘ WiU 4M)0.88: budget expendltiirah < 7tS Mahi s l cannot be eaaily oi; quickly re Judge Joseph H. Davis of Dela­ toe child, Ethel Rose, to her mother , 811.490.88: esab ball ■ ' - '______V :r." kolve^" ttCMtiaued Page Bight). (OoattaMd Page VUtoen). ware O li^ t court Sealed the pe- last March. (Oeattaned ex Flfleea) (OMittaaMI sa Figs B^ktr 885.044.72.

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V ’ 'l'. ■ p A G iir UAKCUESTEB EVENING HEEALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER SO. J949 fitANCHFATKB EVENING HERALD, l^tNCHESTEE, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NUVEMBEK 80, m g Trrnm Blihor Rekhrdon, assistant treasur­ m. How Do Ton Msamr* Labor on until I^scember 19. If anyone Ploufe and Shirley Ptnter, decora- Efficiency, Hsna Per Man, Grose who wishes to donate aome of tlona. er. ' FOR QFST> Jr. Red Cross Skiers’ Qass Rockville, JR*»s*ra*l Toaigkt Bfilse Per Man or Net Return Per these artlelea does not know a Need of $300,000 Fund Merry Maids 4-H'*r* win meet I ICiaT 9:30 p. m. Penel Discussion, Jtmior Rad Cross member to Thursday foUqwlng school to Work Th* diildren of 1t»ty of 8t. Bar­ nard’s church will hold a rehearaal My Best Labor-Saving Gadget, whom they may be given the gift* on a sewing project at the horn* autodteUc feeders, fountaliM, car­ Reports Made InFirstAi^ of Mrs. Walter Cargo, Issdsr, at for the Christmas alngdng this svs- may be left with Mr*. Ruth Bon­ Gifts Given nlng at 7 o’clock. All membera ried, lifts, or what have you; 9:45 ney St the Barnard School. For Hospital Endorsed Church lane In South Coventry. ar* urged tq attend this meeting p. m. Five minute talks by pqultry Letter* of Appreciation Krafty Klippsrs 4-H Chib W rt- aa nomlnatloim. for officers will be Enrollm ent in ]$Ianches« Local Red Cross In­ nssdgy mestbig at 8 p. m. wtU b* equipment ^ ib ito r s . During the Many letters of appreciation , em medicine, Including an axpand- To Hospital held. evening Roy E. Jones, extension BU RTO N ’S JOINS W IT H .ter Schoolfl Put at 100 at the home of Mrs. Frank G, Ay- Oeott of ObmoMMi Fleas have been received from the viari- CitiEens Committee Is ed su lca l suite-and largsr X-ray structor in Charge of ary when glrU win b* Instructed In poultryman .of the University of otia hospitals, children's , homes and laboratory facilities, atong Two. eases are acheduled for the Oonhecticut wilt show colored mov­ P er Cent Told Reasons Addi* Ski Patrol Plan cooking. Alternate American Dyeing Cor­ Court of Common Pleas to be held Free Parking Lot Beside KoUh’a end other Institutions which have with beds for maternity and pedU ning* the group nwete at the home ^ j b ing pictures. received gift* from the Junior Red strlc patients. In the smaller on Thursday, December 1 at 10 Sisterhood hteetlng Drive right in off Main StreoL The Junieur Red Cro.. enroll­ tional Money Must wing will be beds for . 34 patients of Mrs. W. B. HoneywaU of South poratlOn SeCUrCB Mag< a. m.. with Judge John Clark Fitz­ Cross of Manchester. The follow­ An advanced winter sports First street for sewing instructions The Sisteifiiood of the Cbngre- ment U 100 per cent In the .Mmi- ing excerpts are typical o f the and enlarged kitchens and dietary gerald preslirinc:, Joseph Carlson gation B'nai Israel will hot: its Be Raised for Pro} Aid course conducted by Norman' Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Bsmo axines for Patients vs. Georgs fi. Fo*tqr and John obeeter .choole, .ccordlng to Mr*. "thank-you” letters which come facllltlss. ) membership tea thle evemni *i 8 "In all,’’ he concluded, "the en­ R. Osborns, American Red Croe* and family have returned from Drost p.p.a. vs. Edward Blonlarz Open Thursday 9 to 9 Ruth Bonney, Junior Red Croat to the Junior Red C nta in grati­ p. m. The guest speaker wiU be With 236 persons attending tire enlarged homital Will hav* IBl Instructor of Manchester Chapter, New York city after spending four RockvUle, Nov, 80— (Bpeolal)— St SL chairman, in the recent drive con- tude for the children’s work In' days with relative* and friend* I The American Dyeing Ooi^ratloo Thi Oioi Collect loa Mrs. Abraham J. Fel(|man of CIo8^ Wednesday at Noon making many artlelea for the en­ citizen*' committee dinner patient beds for ddults and chil­ particularly for Ski Patrol Hartford who haa recently return­ if tributlona from the 13 elementary dren and 38 basainsta for the new­ there. , has made * Chrlatma* gift to the Alderman James Doherty,-chair­ Other Days 9 to &:30 aehoola and the hich aohool to­ joyment ofithe slqk and unfortu­ n^ht at Masonic Temple plans to plranta, was aucessbfully completed man of the Public Wo'riu Commit­ ed from Europe and Israel. CRAFT nate. born.’’ The present hospital con­ Gresn-Chobot PoM. No. 52, and RockvlU* City hospital of a large talled IS31.40. galse 3300,000 by public subscrip­ tains 60 beds and 14 basainsta. last evening. T h is course wee A xillary, AL, had a Joint open-1 group of magazine au^ription tee of the city, haa annotmetd that Of thla amount two hundred Dr. John F. O’Brien, superin­ tion to complete the two new Doctors' View* conducted by the ARC iiutructcr In* sasslon Monday evening *t the which will be welcome to many the first of the new monthly c(d- doUart will be contributed to the. tendent of the Seaalde, atate tu- \ring* and completely modernize Dr. gidmond Ri, Zagllo, president In cooperation with the National Lemon hall in ^ t h Coventry. patienU. Th*,, concern originally tections of rubbish will be held on Manchester Memorial hospital 1 National Children’* Fund. One of bercuIoaU sanatorium, writea, of the medical board, outlined the Ski Patrol System, Inc. Durin* unit me«Ung in their own donated these magfialne* at the Friday, December 2. Tin cans, the current project* of the Na­ “On behalf o f the ebildren at the were endorsed. Frederick J. Ben- need for the new hospital from tha Perhaps Manchester skier* will room President LoU Perkins of new hospital with th* aubfcrip- rubbish and aahes''wiU bs collected. dall, chairman of the Fund, ore- Householders having ashes \ are W-H-E-E,. tional Fund of the Junior Red Seaalde 1 wish to thank you for sided. ^ \ doctors’ viewpoint. He told hla flock to tha Sunset Ridge Ski Mansfleld Center reported on the Uons being renewed as necessary, CroM 1* help for Italian achool the scrap hooka you so kindly audience that the community’s Area in East Hartford when good asked to place these in containers In the opening address of the recant president’s parley In Hart-1 'Ihe pubHcatlona donated in- children. 70,000 yarda o f cotton sent to them. They do appreciate physicians War* among tbs first to akilng conditions arrive. If so, they ford A letter of thank* for coop- elude American Home, A m « near the curbing that wiU he easily material have been aent to Ita^ evening, Mayor Harold A. Turk- start prodding the administration are likely to see some of-the newly- handled by the men making the your thoughtfUlneaa In thinking ington, b r in ^ g official greetings, erau’on wan read from the Nathan Magazine, OoUieria Weekly, 0:11- MOMMIEl AND BRINGS YOU THE MOST SENSATIONAL. for oonvertlon into 30,OM plna- of them.’’ . Dr. George Wilson, su­ and the trustees for s h la r ^ facUl- trained First Alders patrolling the Hale im m u n ity Center Aaaocla- dren’a AcUvlUes, Eaqulr*. Field A collections. Ths trucks will start / foret aa a part of the achool aew- pointed out that although th* peo­ tlOR, area. A majority of the class be­ their collections at the eastern perintendent of Uncas-on-Thiunea ple of Manchester had given con­ Mon of whl Jh Mr*. Rlchsrd C. Stream, Flower Grower, Jack and ^^ ■ ■ ■ The chairman of the building i H i i r committee, Raymond W. Goalee, yiew for this season, but Interested Party to Be Held MAIN FLOOR. Max M. Mayhew, son of Mr. and explained that with the money al­ skiers and other winter sports enl Planning To Be An Mrs. Elmer F. Mayhew of 88 ready on hand and a grant of thualaets are urged to watch for By Nurses’ Aides j 841 MAIN STREET Campfleld road, has been appointed 3200,000 approved for Manchester announcement of the next review Early American sophomore editorial adviser of tpe under the HUl Burton Act, an addi­ *6m » session and to attend it If they are I ^anguard, the year book of Hlllyer MAM’S tional 3S60,000 la needsd to enlarge sllglble. . The Chrlatma* party of the for- 1 >ir»i | W II • BASKMENT IfColIeige. Hartford, It was an­ and equip the hospital to provide SANTA CLAUS? . . nounced yesterday at the college. adequate health protection for the mer Red Croaa Volunteer Nuraea’ OPEN AND HOODED people of Manchester. Aide Corps will he held at the I Volimteers for the Motor Corps "Two new four-story wings will South Coveulry Country Club on Wedneeday, Dec. STROLLERS are again being accepted by the bs added to the present building of 14, at 6;30 p.m. Each Aide is . Keith’s Maple Section has Manchester Chapter, American the Manchester Memorial hospi­ ------•'«» Mr*. Pauline Little asked to bring a gift not to ex­ just about everything in T-. tal,’’ he said, "The larger wing WUllniaDtlo Bz. PbocM MSft-Wl $10.95 to $34.95 ... FOR BFSIl FORBESI Red cross. Those desiring further ceed 25c in eosL for Santa’s bag. maple . . . to brighten every information about this interesting will contain scientific equipment ^•#*9 Included In the program for the room In your, home. Maple and worthwhile work should call required for the practice of mod' The Honorable J. Kenneth evening is an Illustrated talk by You’ll see every kind of atroller you could Motor Corps Chairman Mrs. Wil­ Bradley of Saugatuck, former Re­ Dr. Amos E. Friend on hie Euro­ living rooms, dining rooms, want in Keith’a manunoih collection. 8MM ber T. Little, tel. 37.17. publican National Oommitteemiui, pean trip last summer. bedrooms. are cut in price aa much aa 320. Be* the and former Republican State Cen­ Cards have been sent out and newest Station Wagon model* . . . . *e* Open tral Committee chairman is to be Aides should return them checked StroUer* . . . Hooded Strollen. Blues, gray*. Wai-d Cheney Camp, No. 13, turquoUea and maroons. United Spanish War Veterans, will EASTWOOD guest speaker Saturday, Dec. 3 at •and signed, before Thursday, Ds- 8 p. m. at the Church Community i f t n u t meet tomorrow evening at .eight Alma Ferd Oaa. Braal dunber 8. Keith^fl MAPLE HOUSE— 3 rd F loor i*Ttn,CeiMai o’clock In the State Armory. Olarie D«II*T*a I.]rk*a BaH House In North Coventry. Invita- All Aides who are driving, and ili^CeeMk "Tka Dactar aaS •Tha Kie Fiaai tloitf have been Issued by tbs have room for extrq passengers, I tha OItI” t:iaTalaae’’ - town committee to register^ R*'- The Women’s Missionary Society tease call Mrs. Irene Brenhan, SL’NOSTi "TOKTO JOB" publicans listed on the last caucus ?521, on or before December 12. HIGH CHAIRS of Emanuel Lutheran church will list, to hear Mr. Bradley, who la present a program at the church Likewise, Aides needing transpor­ also a former past national presi­ tation abould call 7521 and ar­ from $11.50 tomorrow ^temoon at 3:30 under dent of Young Republican Club, rangements will be made to take | the direction of Mrs. Lorraine'P. and presently associated with the care of thenu to $ 2 1 .7 5 1 1 1 Johnson, the pariah worker. Mrs Pullman and Cormley laiw firm In Hazel Anderson will sing and Rev. Bridgeport Judge Eugene W. Lat­ CarUE. Olson will lead the devo­ Cunning blonde or ma­ imer, Republican First District | ple high chairs. Choose tions. A social period with refresh­ Town Chairman, extends an Invi­ l^vi>A r(vi C ments will follow. regular atyle* or styles tation to interested persotm not upholstered In plaatle. GEHII k i having been notified to attend the Some convert to play >'OW—FIRST SHOWING The midweek prayer service and meeting. The session will be under CHILIv CHASER! tables. Llft-up or slide Bible study hour will be held this Llzabeth Scott, Don DeFore In the supervision of the town oom- trays. evening at 7:30 at the Church Of "Too Late For Teaia” mlttee when --it wUl be voted the Nazarene. PLUS: ‘The Great Dan Patch” ZIGCYElHANiRUHPfi whether or not to form a Coventry Thla Engagement Only Republican Club. Mat. At 1:45—Eve. At 1:15 About 37 rofmbeta have been HARVEY STONE, enrolled in Coventry' Women's Re­ ~ ^ n o w The Star*” Contest 1 .n-2L:!'aii» publican d o b during Charter i / / . JACKPOT 830.09 Member 'Day and Night registra­ Rule* and Entry Blanka Here tions., Mrs. Charles H. Helmold, / secretary, states. Rep. John D. Alsop of Avon spoke briefly dur­ ing thp Charter Night meetihg Ivt' Monday at the Nathan Hale Com­ munity Center. Other expected gueate were unable to be present. The'hext meeting will be Dccem- \ NOWi ber’ifi at 1:30 p. m. in the Center downstairs clubrooro. The by-laws , For Thursday—-or the will be read and a report aa to Gr4ir Qarson’s most axeitini romance 1 Maple, Blonde and Enameled Cribfl week-end— may we suggest voluntasy iommtttee, chairman, ■ • - these PLUS meat values will be given. ■ L. l i a r m e e r from Pinehurst. Not ordi­ Beth Nlasfn of South Coventry $19.95 to $49.50 underwent a tonsillectomy Tues­ nary. bat short-shanked, day St Windham Community Me­ Sgfrtaior stars f*r foethell. sad Tou’U see cribs with single or double drop-aides . . . «v carefully trimmed. morial hospital. • right tlwougb winter’s stanns ^id with plastic teething rails. Some have 5-poeltlon *4* The Infant daughter of Mr. and tliith. fleeoe-Iined rubber with fqr justame apringa, others come with Youth Bad side* iJ^ROBERTTUUHUin mgM’T ^ , Mra. Raymond Kennerson of cuff*. Brown, rad, white, hlscfc. Bo the crib can grow with your youngater. Cute Smoked South Coventry born Sunday at maple, blonde and enamel cribs . . . made eves /Oit(y Windham Community Memorial Women’s, girls' and more attractive with kiddle decorations. children’s sisas. Lb. hospital haa been named Judith Shoulders 39c Ann. Weights 4 to S'/i lbs. Foir mm MANRV Coventry Junior 4-H Homemak­ (CHESTROBES TO MATCH ANY CRIB) janrUIQH DAVCNPOST “ Thfi ers Will resume meeting tonight the small family or for peo­ Rustlers” from 7-:8:30 at the home of Mrs. I . S . / 1 ple who like to eat boneleas. kOMal iMGM»iinirs'iinBTii»tii'' Ralph C. Hoffman, leader, follow­ ing Thanksgiving recess. The girls will work on Christmas pres­ Qfl- ents and discuss the Mother’s Tea “TAYLOR TOTS” WITH 'V Daisy to take place December 4 . at 3 p. m. at the Nathan Hale Community BUNI^LE CARRIER Hams Lb. 67c Center downstaira clubroom. Lee Not Ordinary Maple. .SOLID ROCK New England Maple! Scully, Irene Mayer will be In HANDLE Bellc-Sharmteri^ are the longed-for eteckingo This is far below recent charge of the tea refreshments. CEMOUSE&SON Beautifully made right here in New Eng­ wholesale quotations. And Constance Upton, Rutli Moreau *Wz lillfF'aw SV zfiii lilW riT —loved for their fabotduely emooth fit. . . CAVEY^S and Alice DeWltt of entertain­ $ 9 .9 5 V the lower price on' Missis­ land, by, New England craftsmen. Rugged ment; Dorothy Murzyn, CSrole SOLID rock maple, styled in the charming. lor their lasting, fi[ie quality, Chooa# these sippi Sliced Bacon, Ih. .17c. FOR A DEUGHTTOL EVENING $119-50 Glimmering . . . glamorous rayon taffeta . . . Colonial tradition. Quaint peg-effect joinery. Nationally advartlaad, You get the 4rdrawer chest, 3-drawer dirsser , genuine Taylor T ot Fack* cheriabed gifts «oW, from a fresh selection o f cozily quilted to wear for "special” evenings 3-Piece Suite age carrying puah-handlat Stewina FINE FOOD and full size low-post bed with head and foot at home . . . so elegaiitly gtyled it can double $12 Down rubber bumpara front aqd sheers and new-fsshlon shade*. pandfl. Tremendous Keith Value! rear. Rubber-tired wheel*. foifkn evening jacket.... buy it in flame with L o m ^ FAVORITE DRINKS white lining . . . liavy with flame . . . royal Lk. 29c fi'f ANNUAL S. A. CHRISTMAS Detachable handle it uaeful a* » wzlkar, tan. with white . , . emenUd with gold mist . * . Dance To Tht Tunes o r More for your dollar at Keith’a thi|n any other dollar you spend! Freshly Ground - ^ l A misees sizes 10 to 20 . . . junior sizes 9 to l.'i SALE TOMORROW ■ ' '"W .08 SEB SHONTY TRIO Brev aseOlt* gashees •1" «*1 , . . Robe Dept.'...... 8.98 Lamb ALL-WOODPLAY . h t slaader fw emsae lot uU, a pair Wear it with our slick black satin slacks WITH MICKEy VINE, The sale sponsored hy all departments will opeii to­ ecMSslllegs liselegs larger le(* . . . tailored to a "whee” by Texton . . . sizes Patties ' Lb. 49c morrow, 3 to .9, in’ the Citadel basemfint . . . Aprons, # J W O F MANCHESTER M> PLAN YOCR CHRlStilAB PARTT YARDS $11.95 aad elasslo far largect legs 10 to 20 . . . Robe Dept...... 8.98 »-:»i KIDDIE TRAININC SEATS IN PRIVATE DtNING ROOM handwork in great variety, home haked foods, preseryciL Thursday Stor« Hours: jellies . . . Tea and cake in the afterdoon . . ^ Ham, This hardwood play yard haa th* 841 MAIN STREET new non-harmful vegetable-typ* $3.49 to $4.95 8 A. M. to 6 P; M. chicken and tuna sandwiches^ fchlps, pickles, coffee. finish. Sturdy all-wpod alat floor » 111: MAIN .ST OPi’OSITl' HIGH SCHOOL on large nasterr Tor easy moving. sturdy hardwood training eaat wMi adUuaUiMi J a - , , . . , ' , '; ■ -nil . i i M i.timi I l i i v s Folds (o r atorag*. , rest White, bload*. red or Uu*. ^ :%l

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MANC3IESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1949 PAGE FOUR W U U O - 1866 Two Couples I ers, the coat would be bom by WANE 846 Today's Radio Aims of New ^ WHAT ->.eie No Major Oiaiige Executives Discuss Hospital Expansion Program managemenL wHEu - isee Admit Holdup M a n c h e s t e r This pension plan Mossly rs- WON* - ute Baatsni Standard Ttins k^FHA—IUS.2 Father Hannon Union Known Sambles that agreed upon by the ■dn In Card Tourney Bethlehem Steel corporation and ReBeveStiifly 'll' ...... 4: Illl6 — Sign Extradition Waiv> Honor Guest Date Book the United Steel Workers in their WDRC — Nsws; Garry Moor# WDRC—Worid TtonIgbL Schendel OU Sendee continues OooMaMd m m Pago Ooo strike-ending pscL WTHT—Joe Hsael. Meanwhile, there were indica­ M S n Show. ' ers to Face Charges TMight to hold a good lead in the weekly W tlC —BacksUge Wtfs. ' . - ’ WHAY—MoonUght Matinee. Ussgue of Women Voters. Open proved at the second-day session tions the slsetrieal Industry would Quick. Put a fiwr WONS—^ k l i Waxworks. At Yonkers, N. Y. R ector o f Sl James’e setback league at the North Bad of the convention went'beyond an not be confronted iroraedlately vBSVs-tm-nel WTHT—Gatsn Drake. membership meeting. .4 p. m-i WKNB—News; Rsqusst MaUi wnc Mindy Carson Bings. Fire House. No major changes earlier recommendation by Carey. with the lU w s wags demands. Ross Drops In sash UiS6— Given Reception by M ^ Cheney Ubrary- noitr.ll. vz-tro-aol nes. Bethany, Nov, 8 0 -(F ) — Two Prof. Laurence Barber on "SUU took place among the top teams The slender, fiery lUE leader The Constitution com ii3nes~^ WCCC—-Big Brother Bill Show. WDRC-r-Publlc Service Pro­ works right wh srs gram; Sign Off. young MassachusetU couples wera Gibbons Assembly Government' in Transition.' but M en Barben leaped four had urged the delegates to aaob expected to report its recommen­ tfwsbts If. BsUtVss , WONS—Hollywood, U. 8. A. an increase "which will at least, WTHT—Gems for Thought taken from the state police bar­ Tomorrow notches again this week, evidently dations to the full assembly later hCRd cold CtOftllMC 4tl8-“ racks here early today to Yonkers, partly close the sizeable gap" be-' today on the question, of when a ahnesk butsstRf M-.80— Rev. John F. Hannon, rector of SalvaUon Army Corps 0»rUt- keeping true a promiae to be up w n c —Stella Dallas. Hartford Symphony Re­ N. :T., where they are accused of tween the electrical industry, and constitutional ooaventlon should WTHT—Bandstand. wnc— S t Jamee’e church newly sp­ mas sale at Citadel. with the leaden befon many hearsal. holding up e woman and a young Annual bazaar and tea of St. m on slttlnga. Rumon have Matt the average for other.' durable be held. ‘ ' WKNB—Sports Newg. lin te d chaplain o< Olbhon* Ae- goods production worjeers. -- lt:86— boy in a confectionery store, tak Mary's QuUd. S t Mary's Pariah M en bringing in a couple of "riiig- lUE spokesmen said they - W 0N8—Jack Downey’s Music ing about |40. / nembly. Catholic Ladlei of Colum­ That gap was set at 8.8 cents W n C -S s n U Claus Lane Pa­ house, 2:30 on. e n ” to spearhead the- drive.'' The thought it likely the panel will ad­ K S ’, Shop. rade. The four, after signing extradi­ an hour. s bus, was honored with a reception Food sale, Ladies of Regina standings after the ninth week: vise delay, perhaps for as long,aa 4t8»— tion waivers, went to Yonkers last night In the Knights of Co­ Laudus. J. W. Hale’s, starting 1 Schendel OU Service' 1038 The wage resolution adopted six months. This would enable the WORC—New EngWhd Nots- Frequency Modnlattoa With three detectives from that p. m. Hose Company One 1800 yesterday declared "we want ad­ unjon to consolidate its gains and - book. WFHA— 108.7 MC. city, John Flynn, Leo Nevln and lumbus home, given by the assem­ VIOCS i WTHT—BsndsUnd; Nswa, . bly and attended by nearly one Tuesday, Deoember 6 Vittner’s Gardena 1852 justments to .bAig the wage sta­ await outcome of National Labor WDRC—FM 08.7 MG* John HeOnan. Manchester Registered Nurses Hot Shota - 1830 tus of workers in our Industry "up Relations Board hearings, and ^WtTC—Lorsitzo JoilcS, WTHT—FM— iee.i MC. Identified as Joseph DiRuaso, hundred. WHAY—Chester, the Curious ‘ In the receiving line with Father annual supper and Christmas Larsen's Feed and Hardware 1812 to that of steel, auto, aircraft.'' elections to datermlne bargaining P. M. , Jr., 17. of 107 Lake street, Arling­ Hannon in the attractive Uving party. American Legion Home 7 Hartman’s Clgan 1^3 The resolution listed the aver­ Zgenta. NOM M OM ~ Carnal. 3:00-6:00—Same as WTHT. ton, Mass.; .Glno DeSimone, 17, of p. m. . Marcin’s Plumben 1780 age hourly wage in the electrical lUE spokesmen said it was 4i48— 6:30—Sereno Gammell; Weath­ 71 Clarcdon avenue, Somerville. League of Women Voters. Tea 4XXXX 1776 Industry as 81.448 compared with generatly thought expedient to WTH3—Young Wlddsr Brown. er. Maas.; Marcia McMean, 20, of 11 3:30-5:30 p. m. South Methodist Men Barben \ 1775 81.703 In autos, 81.662 In steel and hold off a constitutional conven­ “WHAY—Tiny Tot Tunes, 0:46—Concert Hour, Bradford street, Rosllndale, Mass., church. ' Moriarty's Painters \ 1764 8L64 in aircraft'production. tion call at , least until spring, so f 'W PB C —Old Record Shop. wnc—FM eOA MC. and Barbara King, 19, of .300 Bel- Organ recital, Clarence Helsing. Hose. Company,Two \l763 WON8-, e r Ife n Barben and second high, 128 5et5*-» •% ' ' i broadcaat an alarm on the case, Ray Dwyer’e Shop, 8:30 Py m. bjtjloae Company Two. - Ostein, 98 Walnut street; Valarie 6:30—Musical Story Book. PINJE ' '■ WDRC-r-The Old Record Shop. 6:48—Weatem Serenade. j Good Description of Car Given Bring cameras. ToTeUofWork Smith, 12 South Alton street; Miss WHAY — Adventures of Red Lassen had been furnished with North Methodist church Christ­ Mary Jane Stolarz, Rockville; 7:00—Dance Time. Featlier Man. 8:00—National Guard. a good description of tha 12-year mas Sale and Supper. iir8. Ella Quish Peter Haugan, Wapping; Charlea PHARMACY \ ' Of FBI Tonight eljngerie , WTIO—Portia, J^aces Ufe, 8:16—Guest Star. old car in which the four were rid­ Plano concert Gertrude HetT- Burdick, 75 Union street; Mis. 9M Onfer Street 8:80— JKj. J 8:30—Marine Band. mann, Hollister school audito­ Augusta >lorcroiui, Columbia; Mrs. ing, though he did not have the Heads Auxiliary eHoelery ret. 2'9S14 WTHT—fifty' King. 8:45— Lest We Forget. registration number, and a descrip­ rium, 8:15 p. m. Bernice Grous, Rockville; Kathleen | Lien;ll L. JTcunier, special agent WONS—Tom Mix. tion of their appearance. Christmas Tree Bazaar, day ?t KartfoiU for the Federal Recave. 211 Main street;- Donald^ e Nylon Slips w n C —Just Plain Bill. WTHT—FM On the Air m. tb The Army and Navy Club Aux­ 8 p. The report of Detective Sergt. and evening. Center Church Bureau of Investigation, will be Gobeille, 12 Marble .street. ; WHAY—Meet the Band. 11 p. m. House, 11 a. m. Luncheon and iliary, at Its meeting last night Discharged today: Henry Wlerz- ; e Panties t Jerome Smith, who questioned the .the .speaker at the regular meeting 8,48—■ " Same as WTHT. four at the barracks with Lassen supper served. elected the following officers to i of the Men's dlub at the South' bickl, 74 North street; Mrs. : WDRC—Curt MatseV and Mar- WTTlC—F»1 On the Air 8:28 a. m. seive In 1950: e Blouses and Officers Joseph Caetcierskl and Thursday, Deoember 8 Methodist church tonight at 7:30. Anna Coslit and son, 69 P ine' f ytha'Tilton,, . v to 1 a. m. Emanuel Lutheran Ladles' Aid President, M n. Ella Qu'.sh; vice; street; Mrs. Rosalie Llazewcki, and Donald Paige, said they made a Mr. Mcunler has been with the e Sweaters For Your Noxt WHAY—Sports.' Same aa WTIC. statement that they committed the Variety Sale and Supper. Sale president, Mrs. Georgia Vine:: ; FBI as a special agent for 16 son, Rockville: Janet Marshall, w n c —FronJ Page farpijl. starting at 3 p. m. Supper from 5 secretary^^ Mrs. Grace McCann: ‘ RFD 2, Manchester; Carol Jean eSUrta holdup. * ■ Rev. John F. Hannon years. He has filled assignments in Television Lassen reported he found the to 7 p. m. treasurer, Mrs. Florence .Sullivan: Washington. D. C., Cincinnati, Fllip.'South Wlndior; Gerry Kosak, WDRC—News. • WNHC—TV Satorday, December 10 chaplain, Mrs. Freda Moorhousc. 42 Birch street; Marilyn Metcalf, eRobee Tobfo Modol clip of an automatic pistol in the room, was Mrs. Stanley Juros, Ohio, Charlotte, N. C., and New WONS—News. • P. M. pocket of one of the accused and nresldent of the Assembly, who in- Fellowehip Club dance, enter­ Plans were made for a Christ­ York City before coming to Hart­ Tolland. \ Dozens Morel WTHT—Joe Glrand Show, 3:30—Telatunes. btMuced the members; Miss Mar-. tainment Masonic Temple, 8 p. m. mas party for Wednesday, Decem­ Births yesterday: A daughter to WHAY—News, 4:00—Homemaker’s Exchange. that a further search disclosed the ford. Mr. and Mrs. William Schleldge, Radio weapon ItseU behind the rear seat jorie Taylor of Orlswold street, Salvation Army Band and ber 14, in charge of the officers. Special agent Meunler'a topic w n c —News. . 4:30—Teletunes. state president and Mrs. Bernard Chorus concert 8 p. m. CttadeL Mrs. Moorhouse and Mrs. Grace 71 Goodwin street; a aon to Mr. V ^ 5:00—Ted Steele Show. cushion of the automobile. tonight will be "The Work of the and Mrs. Lawrence Lane, 74 Tan­ 8:10— » Fogarty, chairman of the recep­ Wednesday, Dec. 14 McCann were appointed co-chair­ FBI." The public is invited to hear WDRCj—Jack Smith Sportesst. . 5:30—Teletunes. men for the December card par- ner street. We may be "Uttle” but we've a Ug heart when Come to Ben$on*§ 0:00— Film Shorts. Oars Extensively Damaged tion committee. The honor gueM Christmae Party, former Red him. 8:16— was formerly rector of the Church Cross Volunteer Nursea' Aide tlea. Births today: A son to Mr. and it comes to Christmas. Our shop is “ chock fa ir 6:30—Lucky Pup Show.. Mrs. Americo DosSantos, Andover; - Biggeot oelectloB in Ma»t \^RC—Jack Zsimsn. Wilton. Nov. M.—(F)— Paul : of ChriM the King in Old Lyme, Odrps, Country Club, 6:30 p. m, A social time with refreshments of wonderful ideas for gifts. Ws’U be glad to glvo WQNS—Sports. 6:45—Film Shorts. I and had met a number of the mem­ Hmrsdsy, December IS followed the business session. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mat­ you friendly suggestions...or you can shop leisure­ 7:00—Kukla, Fran and OUie. Draper, the dancer, and a Girl ] | Hospital Notes thew Petrus. 33 Bllyue road; a son cheater of popalar broads. WHAY—Supper Serenade. —Showroom. Scout executive were in an auto- ; bers who while on vacation at Tall Cedars Christmas party for ly. Thrifty prices, of course. WTIC—Strictly Sports; Westh- Sound View or other Lyme beaiches children. State Armory—7 p. m. to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Treat, 66 7:45— Vincent Lopez. mobile collision here yesterday j Burr Is Chosen Waranoke road. er. 8:00—Arthur Godfrey. which extensively damaged both | had attended services at his church. Patients T o d a y ...... 1"0 $ 9 9 5 , 8:26— Miss Taylor the new stats presi- 9:00—Bigelow Show. "cars. State Policeman A rthur, | Admitted yesterday: Alberi Arias Fires 16 Diplemsts WDRC—Record Album. Actually Solid Last Year From $149.00 to $299.00 dsst, who was congratulated on Airliner Crash Judge at Forum Rowett, 4 Eldridge street; Mrs. 9:30—Romance. Pfeifer reported that Miss Joan Wo Sorrleo W bal Wo BoD!: 10:00—Boxing. Elizabeth Sheehan, 29, executive i. tM honor paid to her and to the Agnea Geer, 20 Hyde sjrect: Frank Panama, Panams. Nov. Ft66 61ft Wnipphif' WONS—Tho Answer Men. 11:00—Wrestling; News. assembly. Is the third to hold that Ainsworth, 75 Crestwood drive; of the Aspetuck area Girl ScouU, A- Cause Sought Charles 8. Burr, president of In a wholesale shskeup o f Pana­ Easy Tonns. WTHT—Sereno Osmmcll; Wea* was attempting to make a left Mitlon. Mrs. Cain Mahoney of Mrs. Mary Pasquallni, 65 Baldwin ther. Sidllster street and Mrs. Bdward the Burr Nurseries, was one of ma’s foreign service, t . . . . Open 9 to C Dally • -e - turn on Route 33 when the two | road; James Quinn, Buckland; .nulfo Arias today tirsde-T Thursday Jk Saturday WDRC—Lowell Thomas, Taken bv Death Entertainment Program courier from the British embassy serve as one of the judges at their road. BENSON'S in Washington. Survivors Included "new plant" introduction for»im. dared the legal president last i t WHAY—Airlane Melodiee. FORMERLY $249.00 NOW Knter^nment arhlch followed Admitted today: Mrs. Louise night by the National Assembly. Famitorc and AppIlaaM WONS—Evening Star. in the lodge room consisted of sev­ John le Lorier, 34, Mexican leath­ Mr. Burr acted in this capacity at AUerlind, Rockville; Joyce Allen. Los Angeles, Nov. 30.—(F)— er manufacturer and nephew of the forum held last evening in the The Assembly rejected a claim to ' W n o —Three Star Extra. eral solos by Miss Adele Fallot, 14 Drive E. Silver Lane homes; the presidency by Dr. Daniel Cha- * ^ c Friendly Store at tiw Center” 71S Main St. ToL SUS • WTHT—Trios at Twilight. Elinor Troy. 33. former showgirl AUCTION who was accompanied by Miss former French Premier Paul Ray­ conference room of the New York Jane Peck. I l l Brookfield street; nls, Jr., who was forced out of of­ 7:00— who Won fame aa the only fiancee FRIDAY, DEC. 2— 10 A. M. Virginia Johnson; monologues by naud. Herald Tribims building. New York Robert Judd, 16 Elro street: An­ Legion Halt. 276 Main St. City. fice by Police Chief Jose Remon. WDRC—Beulah. of Tommy Manville to "sUnd up” Mias Julie-Mortarty, a daughter of Le Lorier pulled his wife and drea Sandals, 28 Brookfield street; 'VONS—News. Wethersfield, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Moriarty, 22-month-oId son through a gap­ One of the awards was given to Mrs. Mildred Adams, 343 Summit the asbestos fortune heir, died .. 'WTHT — Storyiend; Headline Imst night of tuberculosis. A large assortment of goods, /magme/m in k -b l e n d e d MUSKRAT $( .Whose mother is aimeifiber, and a ing hole left by the liner's severed a plant discovered by the Burr street. consisting of glass, china, old Nureeries, which wUl be snnqunced I Bditlon. ' She had been ill nearly five number of Irish songs and polkas right wing. He said "God » - Discharged yesterday: Russell WHAY—Symphony Hall. oil lamps, elec. lamp*, silver­ pla red by Mrs, Marlon Seelert bn very good to us.” at a later date. Burnett, 133 Main street; Thomas veara. 3 WTIC—Light-Up Time. In October, 1939, after a five- ware. bureaus, tables, chairs, FORMERLY $249.00 NOW j her accordion. linens, etc. Hundieds of items. Chaplain Hannon also made a T:16— day romance, ManvlUe chartered Consi^ments accepted. few remarks, and expressed bis WONS—'Tello-Test. a plane and flew hla alx-foot ra­ WETHERSFIELD SALES. CO. pleasure at'meeting the members . v m c —News. ven-haired fiancee . from Holly­ H. L. WELCH. Sales .Mgr. and renewtatg acquaintance with WTHT—Do You Remember. wood to New York. After a apat. Phone 8-S2I4 Lunch—Scats others. He said ho was looking WDRC—Jack Smith Show. she walked put'on hirh. Miss Troy Come Ektrl.T ’To Secure A Scat forward to working with the group was to have been his fifth wife. In.agine! BLACK CHEKIANG CARACUL LAMB $ ( WONS—Gabriel Heatter. in the future, and thanked them T- for arranging such a delightful WTHT—Lone Ranger. ? 9 o o ‘ affair in his honor. WTip—Voice of Democracy FORMERLY $249.00 NOW - j Two buffet tables were attrac­ , Program; Paul Weston Con­ tively centered with bouquets of ducts. ' Varl-colored chrysanthemums and WDRC—Club Fifteen. SPAGHETTI SUPPER lighted tapers. Coffee, party sand­ 7:46— wiches and dainty home made WDRC—Edward R. Murrow, By Chef Arnold Pagan! ■ eookies we>;e served. Mrs. Stanley WONS—I Love a Mystery. Im agine! BROWN CHEKIANG CARACUL U M B $ {^ ' o * Juros and Miss Marjorie Taylor W TIO-H ere’a to Veterans. 9 0 LIBERTY HALL, GOLWAY ST. poured. 8 :00— " Native of Maseachnsetts WDRC—Mr. Chameleon. FORMERLY $249.00 NOW j Rev. John F. Hannon, a native WONS—Dr, Kildare. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30, 7-9 P- M. Of Massachusetts, studied for the ■WTHT—Amazing Mr. Malone. pri'etMiood at St. Thomas' Semi­ WHAY—Mualc from Hollywood. nary and St. Mary's 'Seminary, W TIC-Tbla is Your Life. Benefit Improvement Club Kiddies Xmaz Party Baltimore. He Is secretary of the 8(16— Alumni Association of St. Thomas WHAY—The Rosary. 75c— Children Under 12 With Parents Free Im agine! GRAY CHEKIANG CARACUL LAMB $ < Seminary. 8:80— He was ordained May 9, 1929, in WDRC—Dr. Christian. > * 8t. Joseph’s Cathedral and was WHAY—Time for Three-Quart­ FORMERLY $249.00 NOW ' j 900 assistant pastor at the cathedral er Time. for 19 years. He was appointed WTIC—Great Oildehsleeve. rector of the church in Lyme In WTHT—Music by Martin—De- IMS, and as successor to Kev. tectiva o f the Week. John L Loughran iu July last. WONS—Adventures of Sherlock After Thanksgiving Father Loughran died suddenly on Holmes. Im agine! Jupe 13 last. 8:45— BLACK AFRICAN KID $< WHAY—News: Sports. 8:56— • Foot Patrolmen WONS—News. FORMERLY $149.00 NOW regardl^ of cause WTHT—Detective of the Weak. On Duty Doubled '6:00— WDRC—Groucho Marx. . WHAY—Moonlight Matinee. Pittsburgh, Nov. 30.—(/P)— WONS—Mr. Paatbers. J Twice as many policemen are WTHT—Boris Kerlof*. GREY AFRICAN KID 900 pounding night beats as a result WTIC—Break tM Bapk. I O f W’oinen'Sf Missee' Juniors' V of the brutsd sex slaying of at­ WTHT—Buzz Adlam'a Play­ FORMERLY $149.00 NOW . tractive Jean Brusco. room. . and Teen Agers* Mayor l>avid L Lawrence, in WONS—Family Theater.- the first major revamping of po­ WTIC—Mr. District Attorney. lice duties in 10 years, yesterday WDRC—Bing Crosbv. ordered the number of foot pa­ 10:00— trolmen on night duty doubled. N. WTHT—Lawrence Welk. SABLE-DYED CONEY a p . o o " Additionally, Lawrence said he gauge nylons $ WHAY—News; Moonlight. Ma­ will ask the cjlty Council to, ap­ j _ . 3 9 tinee. point 100 new policemen. w n c —Big Story. ' - FORMERLY $149.00 NOW _ The 38-year-old Miss Brusco WDRC—Bums and Allen. waa bludgeoned and raped Friday WONS— Newa CToramentary. midnight within sight of her Proporlioned lengths. CoUn: mptritif, Batsiy gny, nahehmgt, 10:30— , Home. A milkman disC'overotl the IIRCONS WONS—Behind the Story. saleswoman's body the nex^'niom- summer Sues S^ ta J(M. W bRC—Lum and'Abner.' Plain and Fur Trimmed ing. ^ WTHT—Newspaper of the Air. Police still have no clue to. the Blair's Offers You, For One Week Only ' i ___ w n c —Curtain Time, /mogiw/MOUTON LAMB , H slayer. ^ - IRONWEARf TESTED STRONG POINTS! This it what you've been wuhin| for! A beauttfullf 16:45— at 9 0 0 WONS—.Tack's Waxworks. N, FORMERLY $149.00 NOW • reisforoed double sheer, clear nylon Mocking that can-take l^enly o f 'WHAY—Time. Place. Show. Over 1000 Costume Rings WTHT—Aa W« B«e It. welt •tresttheni wear. Perfect for office, for long walks, for dancing Court Cases girlcr pOinit. • high twial yarn 11:60— adda aheemeaa and ] News on all atations. , till dawn. So durable,.in fact, we’ dare tolneure HI I ' e proieeiivo block atrenglb, Clarence K. Webster, 48, of 6 f •V" DRASTIC Budget Terms: 10% Down — 10 Months To Pay Balance Adams street, was given a 30-day Priced from $1.00 to $5'00 (pat pood.I- over • preteclivs finiak # because the real test o f mylont is the first week suspended jail sentence for In- * ‘ ~ Plus Tax seamint bole providoa anag ro- of wear, fronwear Hosiery is iruured for this lelliiig toxlcatian and woa placed on pro­ guardt agtinal aiauncc. Johnson ALL SALE'S FINAL — NO RETURNS — * ALL PRICES PLUS FED. TAX bation for nine months when pre< . Never before have we been able to offer so wide a selection of wonderfully runa,allewagarter- period, [second pair insured for double this term';) oented in Town Court this morn­ fascinating rings. Select several at this price. Ideal gifts for your favorite friends ing-io near aeam. ing. Judge Wesley C. Gryk found holding aeam Poultry Farm and relatives; atraight REDUCTIONS Webster not guilty of a companion diarge of Indecent eiq>osure. The CAPONS, FOWL, accused was arrested last idght by See This Tremendou$ Selection at Blair'$ Today BROILER,S. FRYER.S, Second Floor I , Patrolman William Scully. ROASTERS Fur Salon — Second Floor JuUtu J. EvanowZki, 36, of no address, was fined $20 for Intoxica- \ We deliver Friday. ' 1$6 J.W .ilA l.'X COM tiott and 820 with 818 remitted for ■ I Take The Elevator breach of the peace. , Bvaaofwakt Freah dreaaed at the form MAMCNirhdk €buuh was^8*'r«sted by Patrolman Walter Saturday. Th.JWHAU<»M Fyka following a family dispute ety-IVeBt Middle Turuplke MANCNISTIli CONM* on Purnell Place. i I -i- Tel. 2-0065 A Bneeding charge aglinst Dean O. WUey. 16, o f Wan street. South Ooveatiy, wss' continued to De- ^ i- {1 raiwbir T, ' ^ A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 194S PAGE -1 vg ■ h

«M cording to Robert Parnall, Blue true Communlain r^preaented by Fellowcraft Cross nnSral manager. Hoepitel *. Hanrt^pBtFr gly, improvement In the Blue Cross LEXUS Cbmlnform poUcy. V Women^s Unit orgentaation and operation o f wel­ eervlee benefite for toe new mem­ Public Hearing BoUon Henceforth, Belgrtule‘’ yrbp«gan- fare services throughout the state, bers will begii^ Jan. L SIMONIZE ^ e r a l b Dance on Doris Mobr D'ltalla d|i befldi to trumpet, there la only and study o f Oonnectlcut’a tax Shows Gain The cempeign, which doeed Nov. Now Organized 10. offered Bine Croee coverage to YOUR ( jIR Tel. Manebeatsr 8548 ^ e true brand o f Communism, structure with due regard for im­ This Evening provement in efficiency and eco­ Tha FsIIowcraftjCMb o f Man* tiM M M under 65 jreani old who ■ M » « » 1 I « « • • - and no- othdr, and Tito la Its chaster Lodge sd-dKasona will glYa (Or Any Method Too Preterl lUaebMttr.-COBii. nomy of the su te govem m tat It Juinp of More Than 60,- were not eligible to Join through The Youth Pilgrim. Fellowship THUMAB rBRODMN. prophet. League_ of Women Vol ia also concerned with the removal an Informal dance In tha Templa payroll groups. ' Sntlsfaetloa Qaarantoed of Center Congregational church hall on Saturday night. December 000 Pushes Member* Town Plannera to Con* IPtM.. Ttm*.. .e «n >Is FunctioningFun«io»tag Her< Mr. PirnaU attributed tbs wide­ has planned a dance for Saturday ' rttondtd OctobdT 1, U ll. ' 10, It-was annoqncM today. Pqp^ spread responee to “ increased pub- Prieea Prom $8.00 Dp hider Petition for Two your gift problerns! “1“ ular dance mualc will be furnished ship to 950,000 Mark night, December 10, at the Com­ Make $90,000,000 Coffee Myth —US Purpose Outlied a»y law. Improved Judicial meth­ tlo acceptance ot^> the voluntary, ■»*nr « » • « # « ««eept ods and faciliUea for handling do­ by Max Kabrick's orchestra, of non-profit plan aa toe best answer ZoneXIhangefl munity hail. Miss Carolyn M oFis lM<«y Md BoDdar*. Bntarpd at th« Rockville, well known throughout Hartford, Nov. 80— on — A Jump Bantly’s Servlcenler and Milton Cole, corchSIrmen of •M.eCica at Manebaalar. Ooaa., at The “p-eat coffee myth,” the mestic relationn eases, and the to toe problem of financing Ihm- The League of Women Voters modernisation o f the State Oon- tola vicinity for its entertaining of more than 60,000 new members Phone T$6S the committee in charge, have se. BC CUaa Mall MattaT. food experts of the Department of pital care.” Two requests for'zdne changes of Manchester is now a reality. aHtotlon. and danceable renditions o f the gained during the recent state- cured Bud Hewitt's orchestra to Commerce eatimate, haa already beet o f toe latest ntimbers. Dur­ wide enrollment drive today had In Hartford, both St Francis W e Plefe Op and Deliver will be heard by the Town Plan­ furnish ' music for modem end Watkins cJecorative lamps SUBaCBtPTION BATH S____ Miss Anna Lord Strauss, president Tm Manchester League has .thus and Hartford hospitals reported with 3m year by Ball ...... taken $90,000,000 out of the pock- ing the evening there will be some pushed toe /membership of Con­ ning Commission tonight St a pub­ square dancing. Mr. and Mrs, iSi taontna by Ball ...... J *.0J of the League of Women Voters far spaelflcaUy studied the work square dances for those who en­ necticut Blue Cross, mm-profit that during the past year, four out Herbert Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs, etbooks of American hcusewlve'i of the tTnited Nations, I with addi­ of 10 patients admitt^ wsts lic nearing in the Municipal build­ 3(W BionOi by Ball ...... '•••{ *-29 of the United States, has Inforfti joy them. hospltnllntlon Insurance organlas- ing at 8 o’clock. Bruce G, Ronson, Mr. end Mrs. That,! presumably, ia .iiiat the be­ tional meetings planned on thin covered by Blue Croee Insurance. Read Herald Advs. ilafta Copy ...... } •"* ed Mrs. M. S. Hathaway, president Two acts of entertainment will tlon, to the 050.000 mark.Thls rep­ Attorney John R. Mrosek is pre­ Burton .Tu ttle end Mrs. Bertha WaaMy. by CanUr ...... * • « ginning, for the question is wheth­ of the local League that national topic. It ia Just concluding a be presented se part of the pro­ resents coverage for virtually half Morris-'wlll chaperone the dance. iBba, dalWarad. Opa Yaar ...... ItlW series of discusalona and lectures senting an application that would Brest at Bite, roraitn ...... 1**^ er the artificial high prices which recognition has been conferred gram and refreshments will be o f Connecticut^ population. Many change from a Residence A to n Proceeds from - the dance will go and that the term "Provisional’’ on State Reorganization. It la available, prepared by members of others are covered for hoepitellxa- toward toe Fellowship’s pledge to (Below) Tole lamps must have have now been created will ever planned that after the publication Business Zone, property along the (Below) An outstanding Wat­ UEBBBR Ur may be dropped. This means toe Tall Cedars and the program tion through commercial Insurance 'south side of Bast Center street the support o f Center church, A ll just the correct thickness of THH ASSOCIATED PL . go down again. that the Manchester League now of the Town Survey, a locql agen­ members will have tickets for kins lamp value. Colonial Is open to all Master Masons end group policies; from the east side of Foster street tubing and correct height for jt Aisoolated Preia la aschitlvaly How did the coffee scare start T assumes Its place with the 720 lo­ da will be formulated by toe mem­ their friends. THckeU are in More than 37.000 separate ap­ easterly to the west side of HoU sale. styled polished brass bases. tied to tha usa of rapublteation of bership, to 'be adopted at the an­ beauty. These lamps have JaD aava dispatcbaa orsditad to it orInat summer Brasilian coffee In­ cal leagues in 41 states in taking charge of Harold Leggett, 231 plications were accepted during street, a strip o f land that would Brass urn on chairsido lamp; reaponalbiUty for furthering the nual meeting In the Spring. Center street, phone 5046, and hia toe two-weeks’ campaign, with an extend 100 feet deep. Mrosek is both, plus a fine tole finish in apt atberwiae oraditad is tbit paper dustry publicity men began capi­ srraceful qurved arms on hanR- pad alto tba local atvt publitbed bars. work of the League of Women Officers and board members fbr assistants are Joseph Prentice, avenqie o f more than two persons Mo»t Personal Gift making the request for a client red or green with gold striping All ri«bU of repablieatioa of tpteial talising on the presence of a down bridge. Plain tole red f Voters through local, state and the current year are: President, Walter Legett and Harold Barns­ covered on each appllcaHon, ac­ who sought to use part of a home Another Drop and honeysuckle shade design. dIapMhaa baralD are alto raaertad. drought in the province of San naUonal programs. Mrs. M. S. Hathaway; 1st vice ley. The tickets may be obtained fo r buslnesa rarpoaes and. was de­ or green parchment-paper nied by the Zoning Board of A p ­ Shades o f spun aluminum E. A. Str*. Paulo, warning that. If the Organized locally last February president, Mrs. Jay E. Rubinow, a t Pearl’a store on Main street shades. Limited quantity. Fall aarvlea elltat of N. by a group of 15 women interested program and unit organization Co-chairmen for toe evening are peals. That board suggested hi Idle Here ■with pierced,galleries and 3- lea, Inc. drought continued, there would Y O U R P H O T O in promoting successful govem- chairman; 2nd vice president, Mrt. Walter Leggett and Walter Mrosek make application to the lite reflectors! publltbtra Repraaantatltat: Tba be a terrific ahortage of coffee. meift through informed and re­ Charles E. Jacobson, Jr„ finance Barbier. Planning Cohimisrion. i Jllllut Batbawa Spadal Aseocy — Ntw The drought was broken by sponsible citizen participation on chairman; secretary. Mm. Julian Because o f the Increased busl- Terb. Chiem*o. Detroit and Boston. nees along Bast Center street a Sharp Decline Noted by 1 2 - 7 5 heavy rains as fall opened. But it a non-partisan baals, toe Man­ Orr; treasurer, Mrs. Francis Cow­ chester League haa now grown to an; diirectom; Mrs. Robert McIn­ Men of St. Mary’s zone change Is mvtidipated by the Bureau; 510 Pemoni BUREAD o r was Just then, while It was rain­ KBBBBR AUDIT a msmbetship of sixty. There is tosh. state resource Chairman; C O AL I A HfeHke portrait combined conunls^n o f Directors OIBCin.ATIUI^ 2650 ing in San Paulo, that a New a place in the League for every Mrs. Allan Bourn, national re­ ' and Planners which is studying the Unemployed To H^ar FBI Man photograph ia a gift zoning situation in town, but York financial newspaper bit on womah citizen. Ita purpose is to source chairman; Mrs. Louis *■ '—■—*■ 1 Tbt Btrald PrlnUnc Company. loe.. your “favorites” Mrosek.is seeking to have the area eBtpmaa no dnandal responsibility far the Brazilian drought story, re­ help the individual citizen meet Heard, local affairs chairman; Unemployment figures released trpocrapblctl errors sppearlas In ad> the responsibilities of citizenship; Operations of the Federal Bu­ involved in bis application, changed Mrs. Irving Gundersen, bulletin will treasure now. It has been estimated that by the State Department of Labor SPftlaementa sod otbar rtadlbs matta ported the threatened shortage as to help him imderstand and act on reau of Investigation will be topic la Tba Bancbaster Evening Btralci. chairman; Mrs. George H. Mar­ through the years. one year will be required liy the show a sh a^ decline here last a fact, and set off a storm of spec­ the issues that confront him; and low, publicity and publications of a talk to be given here Monday, ■December 5, at 6:30 p. m. when comblned'board before any Changes week. A decrease uf 20.4 per cent Wednesday, November 30 ulation and hoarding on the part to show him that his opinion chairmqn; Mrs. Charles S. Towle, could occur. about them really counts., the Men’s Service club of St. ia noted. . ' of wholesalers and housewives membership chairman; Mrs. Rich­ The other request Is made by the Overall claims numbered 610 of Work in Manchester during the ard Martin, program and unit or­ Maty’s chlUrch holds a supper COKE alike. The result was to Increase meeting in the parish house. Men DEC.x|0 Nussdorf Construction Company which 247' were females. There The Issue Is Real provisional period has followed ganization co-chairman. seeking to change 48 acres of land were 503 filing for unemployment handsomely the price of coffee al­ several phases. Because much of of the parish will prepare and ■ Only a few days after yre had, serve the meal. off North Main street from a Rural divided as follows: 65 initial, 480 ready In thla country. toe work of the League centers DEADUNE and Residence A 'Zone to an Indus­ continued and 18 agent. Seven in the Bonn Agreement, required around voting, the local League Minor Accident Tlte committee on arrangements Now it develops that wa have haa been able to secure an FBI trial Zone. . . . Veterans’ claims were registered; haa prepared a handbook entitled 2 5 - 0 0 Wsptem Oermany to pledge that special agent from the New Haven For photos to be one initial and alx continued. more coffee on hand thnn w rh a d "Voting In Manchester,” giving It would not attempt to restore On Center Street District Office who will explidn the RANGE AND FUEL A large portion of the drop was a year ago, and that if the new the how, when, and where of vot­ done in time for Oermany as a military power, our present duties of the federal or­ Crockett Reports due to the Thanksgiving holiday crop, la a little low, it will still be ing, Information about the par­ ganization. Work of the FBI has Christmas. Prices it is reported. New at Watkins for 1949 Sedretary of Defense Louts John- ties, and some history of the town. A minor accident at 10;10 a. 16-95 enough for all the world's coffee been greatly expanded In recent start at $3. ' Christmas giving! Indirect goo, at a press conference In Ber­ drinkers. Cost of publication has been un­ m, yesterday on Center street in­ years In the, investigative field due Property Transfers derwritten by the t o ^ and. 3.000 OIL 50 lamps without reflectors! lin. admitted that there were volved cars driven by Thomas De- to the amount of national security 17 But meanwhile the coffee specu­ copies wUl be distributed In Jan­ Sliow'er Is Given Luca, 47, of Exeter road, Leba­ work that has been added to the T. J. Ciockett, local real estate' The new GE 3-lite Indirect rqipdglng and evasion” as to "our lators and America’s hoarding uary. non, and John A. Coggshall, 66. of normal criminal apprehension ac­ broker,^ Ilsta the following proper­ Bulb (sketched) does the present plans and- intentions" not The local affairs committee ha.s Notice the heavy, solid base housewives have driven the aver­ Norwich. Patrolman George Mc- tivity of the Bureau. The various MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY ty t r a c e r s . that his office hand' For Bride-Elect p rep aid an extensive survey of of these polished brass floor trick. Both bridge and 10 rearm Oermany. age coffee price up from 51 cents Caughey Investigated. phases will be the subject o f ' the led in the laat few weeks: Polished brass bases, beau­ Manchester, believing that a back­ chairside models have pol­ That, coupled with hla own prer Both vehicles were westboimd talk. Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Carlson sold lamps . . . the finely styled to 75 cents a poimd. ground of information on the town Mias Helen M. .Saternow, of tifully designed from floor ished brass bases, ring near the intersection of Winter ' A ll interested persons are in­ their home at 161 St. John street turnings; the tailored rayon iloils hedge and evasion, to the we live In is essential to anyone MORIARTT Oswego, N. Y., was guest of hon­ to finial! Tailored and lined The coffee shortage can be over street when the DeLuca car came vited, and reserv’atlons should be to Mrs. Bertha C, Hart of Green- shades. Choose chairside or flnials, and tilting shades dIfeet that we did not Intend to interested in government. Re­ to a quick stop and was struck in completed by December 1 with ELITE STUDIO or at a mlsceilanedus shower at rayon shades; reflwtorg any time American housewives * wlch, C6nn.* Then the .Cailsor.s the home of Mrs. David Addy of bridge models with reflectors for better reading. Hand lEdym Oermany "at the moment,” search in the fields of local gov­ the rear by thd Coggshall vehicle, either Samuel Nelson or Wyvllle BROTHERS and 3-lite sockets; chairside can bring themaelves to i^ p 983 MAIN ST., TEL. 8358 purchased Aldo Peace's fornter 3tH Foster street, Saturday eve­ tailored rayon shades. dosbtltuted an admission that ernment, town history, sociolog­ said police. ' ' Peabody. or swing bridge styles! and S-lite fixtures. hoarding it. But whether they ical factors, the school system, ni/M. S135 home on the Bolton Center road In ning. The bride-to-be was seated (ihlted States policy la already Open Until Thursday Evening \ jkOiton. This sale was made in con- on a decorated chair and encircled I e ,part|^f the betra>»l of cemeterj', Hartiord> the cSIldren. Craig, 14; Jpbn, 12, Charge Or Budget and Laurence, 10, > ■ V ■ '■ " . S'... ■ ' tU - 'T?

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durtog tha past yaar as reflSdUd rift which has arisen here In the at dinnerUme and apparently were Vet Admits on good terms. in the declaratlan of Uia, extra dl' Witness Tells organisation meeting of the anti­ Trust Company videhd. Court Reform W appiag '^eW Military communist Free World Labor con- The couple’s landlady, Hrs. federaUon over faUure by its m - Zella O’Neal, told police Angle had BRAm NEW Killing Wife The cooking experts aay that Tonight at aevan Girl Scout denUals committee to Invite Cath­ returned to the apartment from Shares Profit Action Urged ■About Slaps ; Setup Planned work In the afternoon complaining cider can be used In m a M u the 6.00 X 16 and 6.50 x 15 Troop 1 will meet at tba Oommu- DIAMOND MERCHANTS FOR 8 GENERATIONS olic unions from Belgium, finest kind of apple sauce. It also nity Hall. The school nurse, Mrs. Igethoriands, Swltserland, Den­ (ContlBiied from Fags One)' of a headache. The two went out a la a help in apple pleS. Robert Ordway will' speak on, mark and Luxembou^. few hours later, she said. lartford Laborer Ac­ Regular Dividend and Bowles dayff Time Halt ••Child Care”. District to Be Ehtal^ Observers here felt ' that the headache,” the youth moaned over At a meatteg of tha Rad Cnoaa cused of Murder in Comlnform may have been well the phona. Extra Payment to Be Now Gome *to Put Up lished in State at of De Blaay spoke to him next, but Platform Job chapter. Monday a—Oover-, public nurse’s office. Hartford, Ntov. 80 -tfe A now also seen by most observers as an The dlrectora of the Manchester _jata called additional witnaaaas ------v r r — n Reveals Location V ------Notice la hereby given that the A harvest dance sponsored by mUltary^ dlatrlet...... w iU jH MUbliahedMtabliahed attempt to counteract the recent Trust Company have voted a reg­ nor Bowles, noting that -lawyers Finally, Mrs. Angle, his mother, (Oonttnned from Page One) partnerehlp lately - auhelatlng bS* the Fellowcraft'CSub of Evsrgrsan Into Buparlor court today to bol- in Connecticut■ ■ ■ aa of January 1, Vatican decree excommunicating stor tta dalm that a Hartford, persuaded him to reveal his loca­ ular dividend of $.75 per Uiare and tween Earl Van Camp, Harry R. and othera have talked a ^ n t Lodge of Maaona, will be beldvSt . IMM. Catholics who mmtantly support Conn., laborer beat Ulaa Annie tion. He was at a drugstore on name to studjrthe platform ques­ an extra dividend of 8-50 per share. Van' Camp and Cecil K. Teung, ixtra SpecM/ court reform since 1927, says the Wapptng Community House, Dec. :! tlw change will directly affect Communism. carrying on buainesa aa ‘TTaa 13 at 8 p. m. Muaie win be fum- D u n l^ to death white sharing bar It advised its followers to bear South Division road outside the tion. It waa annoimced today by Presi­ time has now come "to put up or all regular Arm y Inetmotora and Camp Brothers” at TO Newman iabed by Max Kabriek's orchestnk bad. in mind "that reUglous convictions city limits. ' Smith said he could see a lot of dent Russell B. Hathaway. aeaoclated peraotmel on duty In the Street, Manchester, Connecticut, shut up.” Members are asked to Have thalr Riwli J, ’Turmal, 38, te on trial . atate and Indirectly aome 3S.000 are not an obstacle to working De Blaay notified police head­ practical difficulties ahead In at­ ■The dividends are payable Dec. has been dissolved by mutual con­ Bowles, addressing a dinner ticket money returned to William charged with murdering the 89- men and officers of the Reserve, class unity, particularly when this quarters and then dashed to his ear tempting to compromise the view­ 30, 1040 to stockholders of record sent and that the buslneas In the $ 5 .5 0 , Per Set T asT meeting of the ConnecUcut chap-' Foster as soon as possiUt. ysar-old waltrass whose nude body National Guard and ROTC units and sped south. But he was a mo­ points o f Republicans who are aa of that date. unity la needed to save peace.” • ter of the American Society of was found on the bloodstalnsd bed at the University of Connecticut ment too late. Angle had shot him­ split widely over many domestic ITits will mean a distribution, future 'will be carried on by Earl Monday evening a group of par­ Well-Known Oommnnlst Tactic Public Administration, declarsd ents met at the Union school and test Bept. 8. She died of s skull and Tale University. self second before his arrival. and foreign Issues. largely In Manchester, of 810,000 Van Camp alone, under the name ' Whil€Th*yLa$tl The obaervers noted that It Is a that Connecticut not only need* made plana for organising a Cub fracture. The new higher headquarters Angle's .32 caliber pistol lay in "I’m afkald that as long aa we to the nearly 3p0 etockholders in of "Earl Van Camp Heating 8erv» well-known Communist tactic, to reorganise ltd Judiciary but Pack, which will bo imnaored by Two neighbors testified before will be known aa the Connecticut are the minority party, we are the Trust Company, Mr. Hathaviray Ice.” p a^cularly where they are in the the car. consolidate departments and clsr the Union School P. T. A . , The an all-male Jury yesterday. W h e n y o n r hUUtary district and have Its Police said they planned to check going to have to feel our way very stated. Dated at Manchester, Conn., minority, to try to . • ify lines of authority. packs will consist of two or UirM Mrs. Bernice Boyd Identified offices at 470 Capital avenue. the bullet which doctors were to carMully on many of these Issues,” Business at' the local trust com­ this SOth day of November, 1040. "front" consisting of all parties CaUa System “Antiquated” neighborhood dens. Next Monday Turroel as a man ebe aaw with N o commander for the district remove from Angle’s body with the he said. pany has been growing rapidly Earl Van Camp. has been named but a spokesman on popular Issues. They then see He called Connecticut’s Probate evening a final masting, to eotn- Miss Dunlap In a hallway a t the bullets which struck his wife. Senator Taft’ (R-6hlo), who for the New England MUlUry dis­ to It that they are In contrrt of court system "antiquated.” plete all detalla and choose a Ckib- waitress’ apartment tnillding the heads the party’s Policy commit­ trict at Boston indicated that the key positions In the front from Both Temperamental M ANCIlM rUI...«_riUM IOM R SISft Although he did not discuss Its master and leaders, will ba hald at night of Bept. 3. Heart Is In senior colonel In the district would which they can direct their walking up the road to use as a dwelling. Any­ S quarters. Similar m lllUry district free and they certainly oppose ized medicine would cost more than THE PICTURE HOUSE FEATURES to the one planned for Connecticut Communism. So we want them street when he heard a itoot and, 86,000,000.000 and other features Amend Complaint one Interested may attend and be males, il* i| win be established In the other here and I might say the American turning, saw a man bending over of the hand-out state would add LAXHUBL AND HARDY IN heard. i New England sUtos. delegation presents a good ex­ a figure on the ground. Vlsser said more billions.” There will be a meeting of the ample in this respect.” the man fired again and fled. Taft probably would get agree­ “PACK UP YOUR TROUBLIBS” New Haven, Nov. 30—(4^—Bn- Board of Finance, Monday night, CHOOSE A MICHAELS L a ^ r sources In London esti­ A brother. Jack Engstrom, ment from most of the Republicans Matlnaa 4 O’clock Evening 7:30 tertaincra Paul Draper and Larry December S, at S o’clock, at the Ij Moscow Again Adler have received permlsalon to Town hall. •/piat<4ica4 mated that the Catholic unions Identified Mrs. Angle’s body. to including in any policy state­ Admisaton, Children lOe Adults 15n who were originally Ignored rep­ Mrs. Engstrom said Lenore and ment, a clause opposing repeal of amend the complaint In their 8800,- Ralph Smith, formerty of W a s - resented about 5,000,000 members 000 libel suit agalnat Mrs. Hester plng, but now living In Ohio, lua "Wooing Unions her husband had been at her home the Taft-Hartley labor act. Bampla' the eheeaa and crackers and watch the in Europe. The labor confedera­ McCullough, of Greenwlcb, in Fed­ Mdfe and two children, spent the FLAWLESS D IA M O N D - diaekar games at “Ys Olde Cotmtiy Store” tion Itself hopes to bring strong eral court here. Thanksgiving holidays at the (Ooattnned from Page One) antl-Conununist ties to some 50,- home of his mother, Mrs. Lucius A declBlon filed yesterday by Foster, of Manchester.' While 000,000 workers. Judge Carroll C. Hlncka author­ givfi her gifts by ffolifirg* class unity special attention should ^ v e ra l delegates at the London here they caned on relatives and hi her fomrite frogronee,,- Unbroken steel loops are ledttd ized Draper and Adler to add to friends in Wapplng and laft for be given to masses of Catholic conference predicted a new wave HALE'S SELF SERVE LESS THAN ONE PER CENT OP. the complaint allegedly libelous Ohio, Monday. workers and working people and of Communist attempts to provoke in to keys cannot come off. UrOODHtn... AMWODISU The Original In New England statements made by Mrs. McCul­ Mrs. Leslie Collins and daugh strikes aimed at sabotaging Euro­ Automatic latch releoece any TKNUSS...ffllAW HAT their organtsatlons.... lough both before ahd after the ter. Note Galt, of SuUivsn avenue, n i s can coincided with a bitter pean economic recovery. key and loop uutantlyl suit waa filed. were guests ’Thanksgiving Day of THE DIAMONDS MINED ARE and HEALTH MARKET The entertainers claim Mrs. M e Mr.vand Mrs. Frank Butter of East DAINTY DOT. CuUough damaged their reputa­ Hartford. tions by accusing them of pro- Bruce MeComb, son of Mr. and 2 (W; Communlst sympathies In her pro­ Mrs. David McComb, of Sullivan FINE ENOUGH FOR Let* key* turn freely without test axainat their appearance in avenue, a student at Mt. Herm/n, THURSDAY SPECtALS Greenwich concert last winter. Northfleld, Maas., spent Thanks­ key caae intwfrringl See this '.w giving with his parents^"' * 1 2 5 0 - ^ Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales K ey-Tain*r with special anto Solves Mother-te-L«w ProUsm MICHAELS STOCK. license holder. Sturdy $4 PRIORITY WHITE MEAT Pin Moroceo Goat w . a 3 Miami, Fla., Nov. 80.——WU- **Pardon my O IU T p pfai* Me Uam M. Wolfortb, Miami’s new e m u t n u D r TUNA 7 Oz. Can 37e n.lt.aaM b.. Ba.U.a-ht.0A mayor, has come up with a neat FREE solution for the mother-in-law Aittrtim i in lift and problem. He picked hla wife’a Si l8t PRIZE NO. 2 CAN BURT OLNEY The Soturdsy JSMning PaM la the beautlfn moaalqaa beeL Blenderlslag and gtamorous. mother to be hie eecretary at PEAS and city halt IBLM S hrM IM liM liNSS^ 16 IN. R.CA. Cans Textile Store TELEVISION CARROTS 2 35c L ------Table Modtd The ooe-ond-only CEHOUSESSONI N A. L. SLOOOMB, Prop. perfume in exclusive TOUCH $60. .SUNLIGHT •It Mate St, Naar The Bank CONTROL* opplleolor, leather 2nd PRIZE W E GIVE GREEN ^STAMPS purse pouch, gift boxed 240 BUTTER Lb. 68c Insemhii^ef Fobergette with 12 IN. CROSLEY FRANCO-AMERICAN matching cologne 3.90 TELEVISION ONE $ AM and FM Radio SPAGHETTI Cans 29c **■(. **n4ln* 5 5 .0 0 TICKET Table Model N0..1 TALL CAN HUNT’S WITH EVERY ard PRIZE FRUIT COCKTAIL ^ 19c $10.00 PURCHASE 9 Foot Crosley AUNT JEMIMA Shelvadore Deluxe Model PANCAKE FLOUR < —2 Reg. Size Pkga. 31c 1937 Pontine Cooch .a VERMONT 5LUD 1937 Chevrolet Conch $ 1 ^ 0 SYRUP 12 Oz. Bot. 26c We Will Give 50 Tickets On Each Car Purchased SENECA MANHATTAN SPINACH Cello Pkg. 18c $7 1 .5 0 A f reak. lem ^ rsrestlble Snowy whita with colored bord- Perfym IxfrawnllwBlrB In Jaofeavi w m awet square-cut crystal flocene 'V, 1939 PACKARD Krt-lf-tefO. 4-DOOR SEDAN GRAPES 2 li» .2 5 c Bath Size .. ,$1.25 Bath Size ...... 98e SPECIAL Gucat S iz e ...... 59c Guest Size 49e Cologne Ixtraa luxurious decorot'ive caps $4 9 .7 5 TONIGHT $275 YELLOW SQUASH 15 c Face Clotlui...... I9c Face C loths...... 25e .3. 3 4 0 9. r ’39 ’40 MAGNOLIA and DODGE COACH OLDSMOBILE HEALTH MARKET AH PricM Include Federal T u $375 SEDAN YOU’VE ASKED FOR THEM-.HERE THEY ARB: V JUNE DAISY New Paint $399 CORNED A kseetltal, new afteet In em- WWVlSb SHOULDERS u39c Bath SIm ...... !$2.29 1947 A different taato— To vary your menna. Gnect Size ...... fl.2 9 PONTIAC SEDAN EASY, LOW COST MEAL: Face Clotha...... 49c GUARANTEED FOR SATISFACTORY WEAR EASY PAYMENTS INVITED; In addition to the cuBtomary 30-day cKurge account, LAMB PATTIES lk 4 5 c TONIGHT Wfin4srful. cfimferfaWe, lengmefirinf, fissy Michaclfi invites divided payments in «maH weekly or monthly payments. Michaelo No filler, no eeaponlng-^net meat. MARTEX MARTEX 1600 wsihing NYLON . . . tt’t any maii't fa- vertfe seek. makes available, at no added cosi, ibe IomcsI terms offered by fine jeweler* anywhere. POPULAR SANDWICH MEAT BEAUTIFUL Plate eoler, kedget towala. Diietra-:twe 1950 1949 ChooM either ell NYLON fir hanJieiM in golden gift bee. Lb. Bath Size ...... 79c ^ mMuret wHh weal. liHt er deHen. A l W e SPICED HAM 49c host ef unart met^ne eelort. 2 S O the set BUIGK CHEVROLET BOXED Guegt S Is e ...... 4 9 c SEDANET -. SEDAN GUARANTEED by HOLERROOF far I OMoeram set ef Radio, Heater 132M1IM Our Seafood Dept, will have Face C loths...... I9e upar-ietitfying wear . . . er he eaif «fin4 > four beloved TOWEL SETS 'em beck fer e now pair FREil ^ -A ^ * : A--R —. W Y mt wiwisYffias rivmpYwis • • s $2185 $ 1 5 8 5 r fresh OYSTERS and CLAMS, also THE 1 , ww99j $ 7 f« fa S1.7I • Mir* fish in,the piece or fillets., 2.98 Othar.HOLEFROOF stylee frem lie «a $140. ______T extile Store (SBsMcnih JEWELERS . . .SILVERSMITHS SINCE 190 0 - BRUNNER’S s c e n t .SHOP , 958 MAIN ST- - . • • ftPPOSITE OAK CAR WHOLESALERS Thi COM A. L. SLOCOMB, PROP. JW.HALC r.F.H 011SEsSON 901 Main .St.^ Tel. 5321 358 EARTEAST CENTER ST,-^TEL. 5191 I CSeSSSSSSSSSESSSSSSiSS MaiMNISTIll COMM' 913 MAIN ST., NEAR THE BANK ■ — ■ Open Eveniagh—Monday,reniagh W'ednesdav, Friday W E Gl'VE GREEN STAMPS ~ ' I . . ^ ------

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-'x* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER XO, 1949 PAGE E L i m MANCHESTER BVBNINO BEBALD, MANCHESTER, €ONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER SO, 194# 3tAGE TER j Parly Worker 1 ■t'tAilf' ful views of Notre Dame Cathedral Balanced Units Flliiigtaii and historic buUdlngs in Paris, Saves House; Teacher Talks playing fountains, gay street Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. B. Oioice Urged scenes and outdoor flower mar­ Defense Need Strohm of Long Beach, California, m Before Croup kets. Miss LoW was in Paris on Lands W ork flew to Bradley Field and ark July 14, France’s Independence l^cGuire Sees Resmit' \'4 ii J ? ' i'; day, and took pictures o f the pa­ McMahon Saya Single spending a few days with M rs •' = V'’. /.* •(-' rade. Old, narrow streets in Rouen Strohm’s mother Mrs. Phsbe T|l> ment at Appointment Vyii Miss Jeanne Low Tells Man, Unemployed for Bqmb Gould Destroy and buildings dating back to den and her sister Mrs.' William . Of Non*Democrat Of Conditions She Dis* medieval times were shown and 31 Months, to Iifstall Gathering of Ships Fournier. Mr. Strohm Who (s a rubble In evidence of war damage. . Accounting System partner and trustee of Rimerson mQlti covered in Europe Scaffolding was still on some of Meriden, Nov. 8()— (41— United Engineers with Mrs. Strohm wlU Hartford, Novi 30—(41—U. S. the cathedrals and churches, and Statea Senator Brlen McMahon attend the 50th anniversary meet Rep. John A. McGuire (D., Conn.) again some of Un lovely carvings Central Village, Nov. SO—(41— MIm Jtanne Low, Instructor in aaya that the.defenae of the United ing and dinner of Emerson En­ has bluntly asserted In the pres­ and architectural beauty still re Irving A. Sunderland, 60. today Fmich at Manchester High school, States depends on "balanced forcea gineers at the Rltz-Cariton Hotel ence of Gov. Chester Bowles, that 1 ^ » mained intact. has a job and he didn’t have to In New York, Saturday, December entertained the SoropUndsts and on land andaea and In the air." Connecticut Deniocrats would "re- It was very dry in both England give up his seven-room house for In any future war, McMahon 3. Mr. Strohm hsis been located In e«Ut" the appointment of a non- guests a t their dinner-meeting and France last summer. Miss Low New York for many years until Democrat to the U. 8. Senate. 5p..j it. said here yesterday, “There can Jock. »eo«'* ' Monday evening in Murphy’s res­ was in the western Section just last summer ,hs waa transferred to McGuire mentioned no names, Unemployed for 31 months, Sun­ be no concentration of ships and taurant, with colored travel mov­ before the disastrous forest fires men aa there was on the south­ California.,/ but his speech, made last night derland, who is a former $3,500- ies, taken on her trip^ to France which took the lives of over 100 w east coast of England” prepara­ Miss Corilne 'rUden, R. N., has before about 300 guests at the an­ and lingland last summer. people and destroyed thousands of a-year official of the Office of De­ returned to her home in New York nual dinner of the Connecticut .?R\CfO Introduced by Program Chair­ fense Transportation, offered last tory to the Normany Invasion. acres of forest trees.,An interest­ "A single plane, dropping ah after a few days’ 'visit with her Federation of Democratic Wom­ man Miss Jennie Wind, Miss Low week to make such a trade. ing film pictured a typical fishing atomic bomb," he asserted, “ could relatives in Ellington. . en’s clubs, contained unmistakable ( gave an account of conditions as scene with the fishermen bringing He explained that he was at the e\ VO.W®** •la S«S w>” " * - A wipe out such a force," and added The Tolland County Poultry As- references to reports that William ' UoCOfl'O®''*’ she found them in England and in their catch. end of his resources. sabiatlon will meet at Yeonlans Benton was slated for the post. France before showing the pic that "those who have thought .of Miss Low traveled considerably Yesterday he was employed to Hall, Olumbia, Wednesday nigjit Net Registered Democrat tures. defense within the confines of by­ ‘ 9 5 in the region of the Pyrenees near install the Intricate bookkeeping gone days have failed to assess at 7:30. ’The program includes a Benton, Governor Bowles’ for­ rdo'®’ '" '' Her outward trip was on the new system of the General Motors cor­ “Caronla” of the Cunard Line and the Spanish border and took many the effects of Bikini.” movie in colors by Roy E. Jones, mer advertising partner. Is not a poration in the office of an auto­ WMifi- extension poultryroan of the Uni­ registered Democrat and cloasifien tfOC the return voyage was made on the fine views of the mountain range Praises Sherman’s Stand ^ mobile dealer in nearby Plainfield, versity of ConnecUcut, aa wtU as himself as Independent pollttcsUy. nd » "Queen Elizabeth." Incidentally, and little la|fea She passed around 35V* W. wO' Noting that "Russia is relying on He was hired by James L Dai­ talks on timely subjects and an ex­ ’The Senate vacancy will occur this last ocean crossing was her photographs of the children hotn 17®®’ loo4 j BUbmarinee" instead of lafge sur­ twenty-ftfth. She spent much two to six from poor Parisian gle of Norwich, member of a firm ^ hibition of poultry equipment next month when Senator Ray­ which engages personnel in this Aho«bPbb^"\.^.\0-V"- face craft, McMahon praised Ad­ of the time vUlting r«datives in families who attend a rest, home Plans for the Woman’s Club an­ mond B. Baldwin (R., Conn.) re­ 4 tuba*! iien*«*’ area for GMC. after being refer­ miral Forrsat Lherman’s insistence signs to become an associate jus­ Southern England and in France, and school in the little village of M that the Navy tackle-tliegiiroblem nual bazaar arc complete as all iO' red by the Connecticut State Em »pao oia-' and. showed interesting views in Sus near the border, and also took too** ^4.pc. c o ' o ' * ® members have been working ve*y, tice of the State Supreme court. ,0(C''6 lew the neighborhood of Southampton ployment service. of combatting submarinee and "in­ Bowles has given no Indicstion dyw pictures of the little ones at out­ suring our aes transportation. hard to'make this a banner year. where a cousin lives, and the love, door play. Pupils In Misr Low’s ..,V»aaV*» The proceeds will be used to re­ of bis choice, but reports have d-i ly garden of this relative. “ We have a eeVcn-ocean Navy, been current recently that Ben' French classes have sent gifts to today,’ ’laid MeMabon, "and not decorate the hall In the Hall Shortage of Food Library where the club holds ton, a former State department these children and recently made Favorite Hobbies a. Navy in the world to fight." Miss Low deplored the fact that #1 monthly meetings. Everything that official, was elated for the post. .little woolly dogs which were sent JA Earlier yesterday McMahon told the Hlngllsh people who did such a to then, for Christmas. the group could think of has been “I believe a party worker and a magnlflcent Job during the last Given Full Play a Waterbary audience that If the registered Democrat should get A t the close or her talk the fear of atomic warfare could be made and following the chicken war, are stiU greatly over-taxed speaker answered numerous ques­ supper jvill be on sale at the many the appointment,” MeGulrs said, and suffering the deprivaUons of . ended by a genuine settlement w l^ tions. Key West. Fla., Nov. 30—(41— booths. speaking from the head., table rationing. 'The meat shbrtage 1s Russia,' the United States could go where Ctovemor Bowdea, State acute, the same is true of fats, The Trumans gave their favorite forward "without fear of economic Chairman John M. Bailey and oth­ eggs, milk and cheese. She sug­ hobbles full play today at this sub consequences." , er top party leaders were seated. gested a list of food items that Retired Architect, marine station retreat M n ^ Provide for Inspection WeUg Are Urged His remark brought cheers might be sent to friends in Eng­ Connecticut’s senior senator, land, such aa canned meats, pow­ The president went in for long ”Tbe Democrats In the state re­ 111 Long Tim e, Dies chairman of the J

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UANCRESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCBtESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAT, NOVEMBER 80, 194» BIANCHESTBU EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNw WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 194» PAGE ; fl9 a TWILTS ■r- 1 $«.14B.80 went to Myra Midklff: on tbc piano In their aoloa and of­ ■ Thomas Changes 1375.06 to Arnetts Minor and 12,-. calendar day he can rtda both Two Lurge Snowy-Owls Memorial Hospital Campaign Leaders Gather at Fund Meeting 348.73 to Mrs. Jacqueline B. Hill. Repeats Tale Railroad, etationa on Ita entlra fering only an occasional auggaa- •yatenu waya for 318-S4. Reds’Forces Visiting Manchester The government contended Mrs. In parlor cars the reduced falks Fourth Music tlon aa they explained and lUua- Not Guilty Plea; CutRailFare Ike new round-trip lowered Hill was allowed to keep 3400— on the Boston-New Toik run win trated tba workings of their chos­ Papers Given fares will also go into effect to­ en. Instrumenta. Thera la n warmth Charlie Maag, th* weather 390 a month for eight montha. make It possible for a paesenger Lecture Here Move Qoser Faces Jail.Temi She was on the committee pay­ By Round Trip morrow on two of the other rail­ to make the round-trip for,319.oe, of feeling here between , teacher prophet, told us a month ago roads servlQg Northern New Eng­ and pupil which extends itself to roll. ^ Him by Hiss f ■ I...... - plus, of course, the present Pull­ R E ^ H L while on a vlalt here, that we land, so that, in effect, the lowered Include the audience and makes for (Coaftanied from Page Oat) Fitzpatrick, tha attorney for man charge for a reserved parlor- To Qiun^kmg were in for a cold, rough win­ fares will be available for travel- AViffhe Paranov in An* a pleasant, comfortable atmoa- Misa Campbell, questioned Vech- car chair. One way fares In par­ ter this year. Further evidence (Coatlmied tram Pago One) Railroad Pricca Increaie era from or to New York from aa phire. -MEN'S SHOPS reporters after the sudden end of lor cars win remain at preaeht came this jftorning with re- cry at some length as to whether other in Series Given Mr. Paranov Introduced Mlae (0«rtlnw4 fran fttg* O^) the trial. . H e referred questions she coopemted with him in the Tonight But Saving! on dlatant pointa •• Bangor and price levels. * 907 MAIN STREET WELDON BUU.DING porU.that a large anowy-owl name for "Z " In the early cryptic Eaatport, Auguata, Portland and Here on Appreciation Johnson, a member of the staff at had come to rest on Autumn to his lawyer, William H. Collins Investigation. notes, it read.: TELEPHONE M352 ters uld, bar* the brunt of Red Collins told newsmen the orig­ Travel Can Be Made other pointa in Maine. The other Julius Hartt, aa the foremost wo­ Oen. U u Po-C!heng’» drive on street. It is said that a snowy- Vechery testifled hUss Campbell "FJeld. was original contact. He roiHle joining the New Haven in man player of the French born in owl in this area is an indica­ inal plea of not guilty was never refused to answer any of Introduced . Duggan to Gomperta The fourth of Moebe Paranov’e CatUBfking. . , changed to one of no contest "out New Raven, Nov. 30.—Reduo- the fare reductions are the Maine Roach'Leader thla part of the country, but aha Fbur divieione of Chleng Kal- tion of cold weather on the his questions but "on the contra­ (Hcdda). Duggan’s relationship flva lectures was given yeaterday of consideration, of the health and Uoaa In the praeMt pricM of rail Central Railroad and the Boston modestly qualified the honor by fihek'a beet tnx^e reportedly were way. The,, owl Is foimd in ry very willingly answered every wa.s casual—shall excitse?— Whare and Maine Railroad. The reduc­ at oaa o’lflock in the Center church •eying that It Is becauaS she la the northern Canada and the cold­ family of Mr, Thomas." and all questions." ia Hedda GompertzT—Duggan and road farM ia parlor can and O f Retreatants air lifted from northern Saechwan ceadiaa threngh the aale of new tions on both these syetems will FedantUon room. only one. \ for the defenee of Chungking, third er regions of the world, and Shift Follows Recess Field supposed to have been both ftMnna of round-trip tlcketa will be be the same aa on the New Haven. Nearing, the eloae of the aeries, For the final lecture next week, nationalist capital hit by the Reds cold weather sends him flying The sudden shift ,of pleas came ChurchUI 75 Today members-of the party." etfered by the New Haven Rail­ “We are offering the new lower New Canaan, Nov. SO—(6V^ he gave over the greater part of Mr. Paranov haa promised a eur- thla year. soiith into the United States. immediately after a lO-mlnOte re­ A fter Duggan’s death. Cham­ atephen H. Roach . of Bridgport this hour to the four musiclana prisc, and if, the rumor which was London, Nov. 30—(g>)— Winston road tomorrow when the 13 1-3 round-trip rates in the hope that OUaag trading Defense That's a sign of cold weather cess of the trial. bers said that he never had rc- waa elected president of the wto were there 'to display five being bandied about U true. It will FORMAL WEAR FOR HIRE ''p er cent lacreaee In railroad faree we can fill, empty seats on our here for the next few months. Just prior to the recess: Churchill,, . who . , helped win the war , edved any State department pa- Canaan Retreat league Tuesday Chiang reportedly atlU waa in tralna," said McCarthy. “Railroad more inatruments of tba orchestra: be a delightful one. In addition, 1. Edward Hamilton, cashier of only to l 1* chance at the ! Un-American Activities comroit- house here. Delegates altanded the ^ ty were cut at 10 p. ro., Tues-1 owl which enters the northern try, will Increase Ita one-way farce round trip of practically all our Harold Belberman, Trumpet; Dick tilled a number of checks sent to polls just ahead. The burly states- tee, where Duggan's name had from communities in Fairfield and correctly and comfortably dressed when yon day, Chungking Ume. 1 parts of the United StatOs and man, warrior, writer, orator and ! been mentioned, said Chambers'- in coaches, and all railroad farce trains every 34 hours In order . to Caomky, Bngliah Hern and Bass It waa said authoritative in Tai-1 Ftirope during extremely cold Thomas’ account by Miss Camp- New Haven counties, as well aa Clarinet ' rent your formal wear at RegaL\ bell. amateur artist planned a quiet cel- | statement "cliwtrly dears Mr. Dug- In •leeping care, effective at mid- get equipment In the proper place from the Bronx and Westchestar' Danbiiry Educator peh that Chiang would be forced j weather. Its pliunage is some­ ebration at tl\js latest landmark in fP>n.’’ night tonight. for use the aucceedliw Ike First however, In hia apeU-Mnd' to resume the presidency in two or | la New York state. times nearly pure white with 2. FBI Agent Frederick Vech- hia eventful career. Called Patriotic Servant trend of patronage is such that, Ing way, Mr. Paranov summed up dark brownish spots and it has cry had testifled he had found How lo flnvo Others elected were: Dr. Walter the simple fundamentals of music Elected President three days. ' But, according to an announce­ m many tralna, the return trips Acting President Ll-Tsung-.Ien, that checks totaling 18.873.57 had Beric characterized Duggan as a T. Dolan, Ridgefield, vice prcel- composition 'whldi have alseady no ear tufts.” Faeea Murder Charge good and patriotic servant to the ment last night by Henry F. Mcr of equipment are very IlghUy We fit you to the correct formal wear RIGHT who has obtained a passport to gone to three women the govern­ dent; Thomas CSear, Stamford, been presented, and which he hopea That is a perfect description United States and the Justice de­ earthy, the New Haven’s vice patronised. We are offering these secretary; Anthony Mialti, Port Danbury, Nov. 80—OF)—Klectlon OUT OF OUR OWN STOCK. NOTHING TO Visit the United States, still waa of the owl we saw this morn­ ment contended w ere oh 'Thojuaa’ Edina, Mo., Nov, 30— (/P*—A reductions in price hoping that have been digested by hia listeners, in Hong Rong, a British colony off partment officially announced that predilmt In charge of traffic, paa- Chester, N. Y„ treasurer. of Dr. Ruth A. Haas, president of ing perching on top of a tele- office payroll or that of the House Second degree murder charge was "Mr. Duggan was a loyal em­ paaaengera will make a round trip and spoke again of the tremendoua SEND A W A Y FOR. Included, of course, ara the coast of South China. Un-American Activltiea commit­ •engera on the New Haven will, The Very Rev. Joseph A. Kirk' Danbury 8Ute Taachem college, ^slon aeriii at 189 Autumn filed yesterday against a 1 t-yev- ploye of the United Statea." effective tomorrow, by purchasing by train, thereby providing reve­ importance of beramlng acquaint­ ahirta, ties and all accessories. The China Mail quoted sources tee for "kick back" purposes. bride, C. 8., 8p., director of lay re­ ed with the tempo markings seen tin the presidency of the New Eng­ street. old boy, accused of suffocating his Only recently Duggaa'a widow round-trip tlcketa be able to: nue from seats which otherwise close to U as saying he had tu m ^ treats, waa principal speaker. on every piece of good music and land Teacher Preparation aoeoda- A t 11 o’clock this morning Thomas is a member of the Un- cousin. The death occurred after a announced that life. Insurance com­ 1—Ride In parlor cars for lees would be hauled empty.’’ dovra Chlang’s request that he r ^ American Activities cdhmilttee drlhking parly involving teen­ Under the new fares the Single- on every concert program. He Im­ tlon, was announced here today. Unquish the presidency. He took the owl left its Autumn strtet panies iiad ’classified his death as than they pay at the present Tito's Falrty Big Saeeeee I 0 and was chairman of it during the agers. A coroner’s Jury held James ride Coach fare between New plored all present to look up these She aucceeds Dr. Howards R. over the presidency of the Nation­ perch and set out for the Cen­ — Photo ■ by VIchl, Manchester Photos. accldehtat. and, that in settlement , rates, by. purchasing round-trip SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO Republican-controlled 80th Con­ Karnoff, 17. responsible for the York and Boston will be 38.91, in­ words in the dictionary, to memor­ Jones, president o f the Plymouth, alist government last January ter. About that time an owl Pictured above are, left to right. Dr. Edmond R. ZagUa, president of the local medical board, \Vllllam P. of insurance claims there had tickets good for 30 days. > Belgrade, Yugtielavla, Nov. 80— WEDDING PARTIES was spotted sitting atop the gress. death of William S. Karnoff, also been no question of the accidental 3—Ride in coache* for the same cluding the 15 per cent federal (P)—Premier Marshal Tito threw iae their meanings, and aaatired Vt.. Teachets college. when Chiang retired. Li and Stover, supeintendent of Manchester Memorial hosplUI. Sidney Ellis, chairman of the corporations The association tncludea In Its weather vane on the Center Vechery's figures showed that 17. nature of his death. prices aa they are now payiifg tax. By purchasing a round-trip an Independence day party laat them. If only thfly would do this, \ Chiang have been bickering ainoe. subscriptions committee and Robert Case Dennison, chairman of the memorial gifts conunittee, at they memberehtp ail state teacher col­ church steeple. When a second ticket good for 30 days a paasen night. From a social standpoint, of an abundant reward In listening In addition td our stock of Tuifedocs, we also Border Natlona Warned met at the Masonic Temple Ust night to endorse the 8800.000 hospital expansion p r o g r a m . ______by purchasing round-trip tlcketa leges as well as private uOlleges owl appeared, the first one good for SO days. ger can ride in both directlona for it was a big success. Of all Bel­ pleasure. , and universities In New England have a complete stock of cutaways, and all ac­ The Peiping Red radio quoted atop the steeple flapped his 3— Ride in coachea for leas than 315.85 anytime during tba 30-day grade’s ' top-ranking officialdom Then, like a proud father, he" re­ which have Departments of Edu­ Communist Foreign Minister Chou wings and set off in the direc' the present farca oh one-day limit of the new fornl of 'roimd- and dlplomaU. only the represen- linquished the spotligllt' to the cessories for hire. Memory of (^ivic cation. En-Lai as warning countries bor­ tion of Main street. Owl No. 2 10,000 Families ^ YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT HEADQUARTERS round tripe good for any calendar trtp ticket. If the passenger can UUvea of RussU and her aateUltcs young players, accompanying them dering China not to give sanctuary was resting comfortably on day between any two New Haven niaka the round-trip in a single were missing. to Nationalists fleeing China. the weather vane at 1:30 this News Tidbits Leader Honored Chou threatened "consequences" To Get Homea noon. Culled From ( J f ) Wire* but did not say what they would * - ---- New Britain, Nov. 30— (JPi— EHa- New London, Nov.- 30— (JPi— N tw • b6. (ien. J. Lawton Collins, Army The main NaUonallst government cussing the state's 330,000,000 London Junior college today an-; liberalized beneflU for needy per­ chief of staff, says that "serious has been driven to Chengtu, al- moderate ^rental imd home owner­ notinced the establishment of an | moet 1,000 air miles inland from sona approved by the Aaaembly in ship program hare today, George study 'is being given to appl>ing le of that area are consideration If plans to adjourn whether U. S. “ loses face” in its faculty, demonstrates on the cam­ ahowlng Increasing dissatisfaction "You can’t play politics with the session today a'sre put into ef­ troubles with CSilna . . . Defense pus "those, ideals of good citizen-' housing,” C a rr said without ex- ON SALE THURSDAY. FRIDAY A SATURDAY with the Communist regime. They fect. department clamps down on parti- ship in a democratic society to «/) said the chief complaint Is the Both sides expressed doubt that panding on the subject. He spoke clpatlon of Air Force. Navy and which Richard W. LawTence devot­ Oommunists allow too many Rus­ club meeting this legislation urged by labor union at a Kiwanis Marine planes in public air shows, ed hia life of patriotic and tinsel-; CUciltit'A’cn D r u q S tore sians a free rein. noon. races and civic celebrations. fish service,” according to terms of | OPPORTUNITY DAYS WHAT leaders would be considered, in­ cluding proposals for a 75 cent . C3iesapeake and Ohio railroad the gift. ! minimum wage law and increased Named To Court Post informs 650 workers they will be FRESH STOCK! OLAFSEN send these beeiiHfully ^ Compromise Gains workmen’s and unemployment laid off Friday if soft coal 'strike SUK-GOWNS compensation benefits. Hartford, Nov. 30— tiP)—Edward starts tonight. G. MacGlashan, for the past 17 POTENT VITAMINS illustrated Chriitmas * Approval With To Approve Appropriattons Chicago police probe deeper into Lacy, LuacionB, Rayoa. fekive lie. EVERY WOMAN There waa general agreement, years official stenographer of the frustrated plot to free James Mor- Obituary Hartford C^ty court, has been ap­ 8Npa.etea.M-44. | JJ however, that in addition to the elU, "mad dog" killer, before hia Gowns, steee 14-46 # Minor Changes school construction bill the legis­ pointed assistant stenographer to execution last Saturday.. .Italian Greetings lators would approve a group of the .Superior court in Hartford Communist labor union leaders Independent appropriation bills county. The appointment waa made call on 5,000,000 Italian workers (Coatinaed from Page One) SHOULD KNOW totulng 3900,000 which, although by the Ehcecutive committee of Su­ to go out on 24-hour general strike Funerals previously adopted by both cham­ perior court judges and announced in angry protests against slaying RAYON BRIEFS (AND THE MEN FOLKS TOO) aatimates that Connecticut needs bers, were declared Invalid be­ by Edward C. Fisher, executive of two peasants In clash with po- I Paul H. Cheney 3X80,000,000 worth of school crai- cause of a technicality. 'secretary- of the Judicial depart­ Uce...'W lfe seeking divorce inj Funeral services for Paul H. Womm’a SpeeteL 8av« 6e ^ - struction during the coming dec- ment of thf state. Alao slated for approval, leaders Chicago court ia ordered by 8 u -1 Cheney -were held at two o’clock ■ pair, Steee 8, M, Pr. • < w V ,ade. on both aides reported, were a perior Judge Rudolph Desort to this - afternoon------** at his home, o20 " ' Yau gal Id Irodiiloiwl Four Ways on Paymenta 330,000 appropriation to the State Draught Cuta Deer Food pay $5 weekly for temporary sup­ Hartford road. Rev. (Gifford O. foldert. Each with o lin­ The bill provides that the state ABOUT Labor department to finance^ min port of her husand. Simpson, of Center Congregational ear# message you'll be aball make payments in four waya: Imum wi^e surveys and restora­ Washington— —The National church, officiated and burial waa "(A )-In the case of a new ele­ tion of 3100,000 to the Education Park Service says deer, elk and FMiermrn’s Lurk in the I Cheney section of East DRESS ond proud lo send. mentary achool, $300 for each pu­ department's budget for supervis­ other animals that winter oo the cemetery. The bearers were George pil which the school is designed to ion o f rural schools. lower ranges of Yellowstone Park Hamburg —(ff)— "Fishing per­ W. Chene.v, Prank C, Farley, accommodate, or one-third the PANTY SETS BUYING GIFTS will have less feed this year be­ mitted only with rod and signature Frederick Van Ness, Cheney Far- cost of Buch project, whichever Is^ cause of lack o f rain in April and of the mayor,” says a sign on a i ley, Prank Platt, and John Uttte girls’ braaddoth. less. May. small lake near Hamburg. I Learned. '.‘(B )—In the case of a new sec­ North Methodist Save 41c. ^ ey ondary school, 3450 for each pupil *. a. e. fiUMJTY SlSM !• SB* aaeeaaoaao FOR MEN which the school is designed to ac­ Christmas Sale commodate, or one-third the cost 100 ASPIRIN (UaaS I) ... . 11 o f such project, whichever is less. TOOTH " (C )—In the case of new North Methodist church women BRUSH schools designed to accommodate are busy with preparations for AND YOUNG MEN For Q j ZIPPER BOOTIES a combination of elementary and their annual Christmas sals and AT SAVWAA mined on the basis of the propor­ o’clock and the meal will be served taea 7-3, .Pr, The BEST gift you can buy for a man or young man at Chriat- tion' of elementary and secondary Box of 32 illustrated from 6:30 to 7:30. It will consist of 91,18 nias time is something to wear from Regal, but often such gift ’ pupils to be accommodated there­ baked ham, maahed potatoes and sac Kijr ly KaUi greeting cards— 47 d in. turnips, creamed onions, salads, ABSORBINE Jr. (Laut 1) , c buying is made difficult because the SIZE is not known. Regal “ (D )—In the case of projects 88 BOX of mince, apple and squash pie and white magnolia cologne Men’s Shops come to your rescue in this type of Christmas involving the extension of major coffee. Mrs. James T. Pickles is ALL-METAL BLANKETS alteration of any existing build­ chairman of the* supper committee l-OZ BOTTLE SCOURERS Deluxe box of 50 greet­ shopping. ing to be used for public school "WORTHMORE" “Royal HIghaeae”. Satfai bteding. purposes, one-third of the necesr and Mrs. Mark Holmes is ticket chairman. Reservations for the (Limit 12c Save lie. 4 eelors. E 9 7 ing cards ------974 sary cost Tr. IODINE 1 ) ...... - supper should be made by Monday. 9' 71x14.15% WOOL .... ■rhe first grants will be made by HELENA RUBINSTEIN £•% FsAfl tMt** t*a eeTeOwte*. Uift f *•< *■ \X next July L and paid thereafter in In addition to. gift aprons and annual Installments during the fancy work, the WSCS will have a 20-year period. table of home baked foods. The a May Be Paid Quicker Wesleyan Guild Will sell home Spend GRANTS CREDIT COUPONS LIKE CASH ° ^ In the case of towns which have made candy aiid other organiza­ Dreamy magnolia garden delight . ■ . distilled Into O F POUCY! tions of the church will assist in built Bch'ools since July 1,1949, the the very esserice o( witchery by the world s greatest payments may be made over a pe­ various ways. riod of less than 20 years, depend­ creator of colognes . . . Helena Rubinstein! Fragrant RUBBERS - GALOSHES - BOOTS ing on the extent of the town’s white magic! Eoch throbbing drop stirs up visions of )>ond issue, but in no case will the Public Records Be Prepared— All M ,u l WE NOW HAVE A COMPLETE LINE FOR MEN; WOMEN AND CHILDREN period be less than five years. moonlit trysts . . . of stolen kisses . . . of the South O ECONOMY COMPLETE SIZE ASSORTMENTS NOW IN STOCK Anyone receiving a gift bought at Regal (and there kdll be To qualify for grants, a toWn a flower with romance! Give its tantalizing delight to CASCO LUNCH K IT must contract for a school before Quitrlalni Deed h e a t i n g p a d thousands o f them) and who find they have received the June 30, 1959, when the legislation Eugene V. McClure' to Eleanor the lady you lo've most . . . bloom her Christmas with low 4 98 FINE 8 A .95 hneh kit , , expires. It becomes effective on T. McClure, property on Stianl WHITE MASNOIIA. 1 00, 175 I wrong size or color, can return it on or before January 10 %'ALUE “ Pi. vacuum bottle. km CHRISTMAS the date of its passage. street. for proper size or the color they prefer. The exchange The blU gives the authority for Warrantee Deeds Shop Here and Sawe on receiving and approving aid appli­ Otto Modin et ux to Rudolph C. WHITE WAONOllA lODY POWDER . . . Sweet scented as will be made gladly. cations to the Public School Build­ Pearson, property on Ljtidale 0 shower of magnolia petals! 1.00 TREE UGHTS ing commission consisting of street. State Education Commis-sfoner WRITING NEEDS • • Finis E. Englemann and three -\gree to Extend Contract WHITE MAGNOLIA PERFUME COMPACT . . Solid/non- members of the State Board of Ifhining indoors tpilloble form for fragrant touch-up. 1.00 Education, John Lyman of Middle- Cincinnati, Nov. 30—-.i/Fl—The field, Mrs. Dorothy Hutton of Som- ’ ond outi' i - United Steel Workers of America WHITE MAGNOLIA Glri SET . . fragrant duet of cologne . ers, and Ellis C. Maxy of New (C7IO) agreed last night to extend, Anyone receiving a gift bought at Regal which is not to his Haven. end body pov/der. 2.00 The Deraocratlc-controUed Sen­ without change, their present con­ fir\9t Trtt OrRsntnti' liking may return it before January 10 for an exchange, or ate and Republican-controlled tract with Limkenheimer Co., un: plui ibx til April 15, 1950. A1 Whitehouse, House, awaiting a favorable re­ director of District 20 of the Steel SfaUwiery fny/ WE WILL REFUND THE FULL PURCHASE PRICE. port on the bill ■ from the three HCNWAY committeea, were set for drive Workers, said the extension of the S tra tfo rd toward adjournment by nightfall. .contract was approved because of Ragoncy.Paii DECKLE recent losses in earnings by the H o^ for Welfare Aid CAeice af ti* 3^ 46 lAeefa, Q O t Gmterigg M t graamairtt Democrats were hopeful that in company. He 'said the company eertfepta. w O addition to the school aid bill the could afford to grant pay increases Oewe fnm $L33/ Is every color. v«Had (igM. legialalora w’ould approve a Wel­ to th(: 1,100 workers at this time. Ixkg lg„ ditewted, 19« aa. At Regal you may be fare department appropriation ur­ sure that when an ex­ Yale Freshman Seriously Hurt SNORELAWN gently requested ^yesterday In a Paper or envtiopea. Pack... change or refund is in or­ NOTHING COULD BE FAIRER! special message by Gov. (!%esler NdW Haven. "Nov. 30—- /Pi— Rob­ MMMT SIT .. . der Wfe DO IT GLA D LY, Bowles. WITH NO ARGUMENT The chief executive said that ert McLean. T9, a Yale freshman S htIO* 0,1, celarcd buIlH ore unlew "the* TVeUaTc" dTpartment j •oft. Underwriter ap­ AND WITHOUT DE­ geU an extra $2.640.000—half ! thrown from his bit\- tCRIPTO PENCIL 8 9 ^ L A Y . That’s our policy at as it ran into an. onen car Automatic type, eraaer. 2lh proved. frora the state and half from the door. He was taken to New Ha­ Christmas time and Federal government—it won’t ven hospital where-attendants said 7-U6HT SR . . . throughout the year. able tq administer properly.. he suffered a possible .skull frac-- 15* ture. He is the son of Mr. and String staya Et when Mrs. John McLean, of .08 Dearhill one bulb burnt out. avenue, Danbury. Approved. Personal Notices I 4S NMdlt Streplomycln Tried on Planta EXTRA lULIS Comfbrt-Hossodn AitorUnmit Series, 8e, Multiple Card nf Thanks Berkeley, Calif.— -The same M5Mmlei4tea MEN'S SHOPS Streptomycin that kills germs in EURRIC WREATH 907 MAIN STREET WELDON BUILDING We vlah to thank all of nur nelfh- SA V EW itk 3.33 bora. frlenda axtC r^Iativea for ytbeir people works—to an extent—on tlut CMgea 10* red cellophane Smart gilt for leleviowortl TELEPH ONE 2-1352 many acta of kindneaa uid ayrapathy plant seeds. center condla - ahown ua during our recent / herei^e- in experiments conducted by Cevorad Jn woihoblo vinyl ment, the loaa of our father. Edgar ARTHUR Dr. Peter A. Ark. plant patbolo- Tooted drlR and leteani. Freeman. Wa would eipecially thank gist-at the University of Califor­ all thouac who tent the baautlful floral tributea tod loaned the ipe of their nia, the drug kept cucumbers free DRUG STORES ears. 1 of the bacteria causing leaf spot Xra. Martha Undrewa, and prevented baeterlal canker in 942 Main St., At St. James St. YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT HEADQUARTERS tqmtoes. W . T. GRANT CO. 815 MAIN STREET

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEOTER, GONN„ WEDNESDAY; NOVEMBER 80, 1949 Automobiloa Par Sal# 4 UoaeehoM Servteea PalBfInit—Papering tl Articlaa for Sale ^ 45 Bosseliotd Goods 51 Bnaineae Lebetloss Heoies fer 8sle Offered 18A For Ksst 84 DeCORMlER MOTOR SALES PAINTINa. Ugnt carpentry, geay A*1 BLACK LMB. S >arda SIS. USED COMBINATION gas and' NEAR MAIN street, saw 8 CAU. ROT ead Qordsa. Aiparta eral repairing. Banding gobrs and Quarry wau stons; I yaida SSU. oil rangea, gas ringss, clsctrie and single, SrepMce, tUe bath, { Clatsified SAYS; *'Here*8 a lint>ttp o f OFFICE Spscs avallablt la ths Heism an Trophy Platoon Gam e for rua aad upaoistary thampoo- oeUlngs palntad. Call after « p. Flat Said stoBS, 4 yards, IlS. gss mfrtgsrators, nsw chromium anlatton, porch, hsauttfitl _ I ■ \ • real valuc8, DOLLAR f OR as, Rsasonabls. S-43S1. AIM Bolton building sums and breakfast sets, elsctric ranges, Oitprd Building. Apply .Ifarlow’a WBE B y Italians and Willie’s Com,»Uta hoBM aad sdRea pine kitchen, garaga; ImmeHSte B lasts Again AdvertiieaiebU DOLLAR you’ll find them eissalag. Ail Mads of odd job#, flagstona Poiton Noten Quarry refrigerators, dining room, par- occupancy. Chailea tKSpsHMp, T o Leon Hart CXjMPUBTB Painting and daeor- THREE Rooms, centrally located. E>VRL W. baird to beat and at UNBEAT­ P h o n s M im or Manchester S- Pbons 3*0SU. gtanlsy Pstnods loir and bsdroom tumlturs, largo Telephone 8880. I* CLAS.SIKtEi) ADVT. atlng ssrvtes. Floor sanding and display of baby carriages, cribs Main street, near Post Office. HERAUH ABLE term8. 43M. rstntshuig. EstlmaUa frss C. P. ROYAL CORONA >0BTABLE— Suitable for offices, dressmaking, trikes^ YOST New Yothf-dm A)— .— Army's Score Easy Victories DKPT. HOURS: and play-pans We invite your In­ WEST SIDE—4 large rooms, 2 SPARE N4w York, Nov. 80—(J>)— Leon PLAT PINTUH. RoUSBd Window Charbonnuu. Phone 8*9575 or Smith Corona Standard l^ps* spection of our salesroom. You ' women's specialty shop, ■ etc. unfinished, fireplace, ell heat, full Sports Editor Kiut of Navy w m the biggest •..... ■ ...... ' . (i> 8:S0 A. M. lo 4:4S P. M. To List a Few From Stock: Village Channera Hart, Notre Dane’s glsnl end, is shades suds to , uieasurs.>au d*tS05. wrltsrs and Adding Machinu. 'can save at .Yiambsrs Warehouse Plenty of perking space. Phone Insulation, tils bath. H u " to be Chorcli h m g ^ ANGLE recommendation yet 'for unifica­ 1946 WILLYS 4-CYL. Used mschlnu sold or rsntsd. 6988. St. AunM, No. S (S) Barsack Brothers (1) leaving little room for argument East Siders Post 55^3 sMtai vsnstlsa blinds at a aat> Sales. 601 Middle Turnpike, Beat. se$n to be appreciated. 'riUs Is a STATION WAGON INTERIOR AND BaUriot paint* Rtpalrs on all mskts. Marlow’s. nefw home. Charles LaaparaneSk XolUvieito ...... 80 n o 88—378 Low Man ...72 77 65 214 that he la the ouUtsnding college tion et the servlees. Rec L e a g u e R c b u Iib | low "pries. Ntsys mads whils you Call 5187, Open dally from 8 to 252 4)iitg the p u t dosen yews. He Beater, overdrive. A good run­ uig, papsnuagtng. esmags. rs* Telephone 3630, P a ga n !...... 110 94 118—817 ! Bagley .. . 86 87 79 fbotball player of the 1949 season. New Proxy, Old Pro It also demonstrated to just Win Over Burnside wait kariow'a. PEERLESS Qnowplows for cars, 5 p. m.. evenlnge 7 to 8:a0. IVanted to Rent 68 •82 247 played in the POA at Hershey, Laat Bad Poaatf ning all purpose ear. Bnlshsd. Piuij lasursd- Bapsrt Paul Acoto .....1 0 8 94 99—209 i Hartaog . .. 78 92 There will be a new president at what extent a maatq^ coach can wane's OrU (SB> trucks and tractors. Inquirs Capi­ 87 82 267 Tha six-foot-four, 265-pound Pa., In 1940, and at Portland,- Eagles; Grill Drubs WEAVING of huna, sutli hOl work. NSW <949 walipapsr oooka FLAT—6 and 5, owner occupia A. Aeato ...... 1 0 8 98 121—822 i Ruddell .. .. 08 tbe Manchester Country Club for pour it on vdtk Uw much-dis«wf«d P. B. F. PU. lAlBT—BIsek and yellow mitten 1940 PONTIAC 6 CYL. B«;|rsrd R Pries Phone S*1UU8. tol Equipment Co., 38 Main WANTED—Apartment for two second floor. Excellent rent fisst . 87 85 88 260 wingman, who is fast enough to Ore., In 1945. ' aad tom elothUig; aoslory ruaA Merhifiery and Tools 5'2 • Twaronlto...... 119 102 108—829 | Fulton .. double as a fullback, was an over­ '2—Bervof, rf ...... 8 . 2-8 12 Laurel Five, 59 to 41 between Watkins and Cl^y Chb STATION WAGON street. Tel. 7958. gentlemen In Manchester, Rock­ floor. A-1 condlUon. Good lees* ■ -■ ■. — —. — the 1950 season but tha same pro­ Interested in d e v e k ^ g young­ two-platoon s^tem. . . . haadftaga rspalrsd.. alppor rsh whelming _wlnner today of the 8—W. parriok. I f . . 6 0-2 10 effics. Reward. Gall S-0M7. Radio, heater. Well preserved ville or vicinity. Write Box Z, Uon, one-car garaga. Phone 3878. Totals ... . 416 428 396 1240 fessional. These announcements, er players, Alex Impressed local Save for Arh while. ^ 2—ZamatUa, Ig . . . 1 3-4 8 Italian Amerks LOST—Black cat On Phone 4822. LAYAWAY OFFER on Shopemlth ONE-HALF inte*eat In. buslnets mortgage. Suburban Realty, O. Chappell . . . . 94 116 106—316 ! Erickson . .. 82 88 61 261 Less than two weeks ago the named pro. weekend." Here’s hoping the 1950 Aa Red BUik’a units; sprinted 2—WiersMokl, Ig .. 8 Irl 7 street, Plesse cal. 6352. Building—Contraetlnt If 1041 block on Oak street. Call 2-2698. Realtors, 49 Perkins atreet Phone Turtle Creek, Pa., lad won slmUar in and out^ you thought o f tbe Laurals...... JhM 1939 FORD BUSINESS —5 wood-working power tools In B. Ch^>peU . . . . 106 119—220 j Hackney, the handsome Seoteb- season will be u good. One thing 4—Vlnoek. I g ...... ,0 0-1 0 Nasslff Bullets . .1 .. .000 8215. . 396 434 441 1271 acclaim in being voted the Max­ two right guards, for sxampis, LOST—Brown wallet between COUPE GENERAL CARPENTRY, AlUra- BASSINETTE for sale. Good con­ one! Yts, only 10% down bolds Totals raan, was a success during his first is certain, the same pro—and Rllk City .000 tions, additions and now construc­ Pnvste Inatmetfenp 28 well Memorial trophy by the mighty good one—will be back. meeUng at an Officers’ Club 10 24—TotaU ...... 25 8-19 sp Popular Market and Hale’s. Con­ Gee heater. A world of service dition. Phone 8672. your gift Shopamtth ’til Dec. Perm* anil Ijind for Sale 71 EIGHT ROOM house, steam heat, Total ...... ^ 534 511 1550 E. A. Johnson Paint Oo. ( 8) year ka pro at the South Main Bumride Bsgtes .OOC tion. Dormsrs, poreftes and ga> ISth' See It! Shopsmith la bench 275 football club of that name In Phil­ Shota Here and There years hence. LaareU (dl) tains stball sum of money and left in thia little car. BALLARD’S Driving SrbooL take 2-csr garage, extra large lot, St. Mary’s, No. 1 (0) Campanele 85 101 86 Street layout Discussing the reap­ T m Major Galloway, air," says railroad pass. I.eward. Cell 2- ragu at reasonabts prtesa Work­ BURROUGH’8 7-cblumn adding saw, lathe, sander, vert, and hor­ 10.8 ACRES land will large Gregor ... 8. 77 77 235 adelphia. pointment Alex said that tha fu­ After a disuteroua road trip, P. B. F. ?u. One-ridSd games merked play in 1988 PLYMOUTH CLUB manship guaranteed. F ru esti­ advantage of ~bur experlench and vacant. Pries reduced for quick Evans .117 112 111—340 one. 3677. machine. Excellent' condition. izontal drill press, all In one! gravel bank. Centrally located. Brown . .. 90 104 105—299 Freeman .. 81 88 64 233 Hart la the aecond lineman In the ture looks good in Manchester. the Springfield Indians will return 2—Ooncan, rf ...... 8 0-0 6 the Rec Senior League last night. COUPE mates. R M. Alesandtr. Tel. fin# reputation A,A A. certlBed sale. Charles Lesperance. Tele­ to home Ice Saturday night for a “ I’m Major Irons,” rapUas tha 0—Davto. If ...... 2 0-4 4 $60. Phone 5717. Changes from one tool to another Over 600’ frontage on street. For phone 3620. Thomas ..100 91 83—274 Fllblg . . . . 71 76 75 222 IS-year history of the award to The dark-haired pro started play­ The Itallan-A ..112 103 130—345 nolnters h* Picked,up while ceddv. S-U 9 GUTTERS Ropalmd. FOK SA1.E or exchange, Buiuttas Revllla . • •. ..80 93 102 275 HUlyer College basketball team the 1950 Cornell football team. It has to be assumed that he 5—R. McKenna, Ig . 3 Rlvoea, Joey Accomero and Nine 8:00-5:00, from vlclalt;In lt/ of Mld- cleaned. Rodfs, mtalntng wills Thuraday ;evenlnga 139 Spnica condition. Call 2-1356. tenement will practically take Iiin>acchlno .. .. 96 105—201 ■ —a DeCORMlER MOTOR SALES WANTED Kanebl WlUie, a resident of this town, Ing helped considerable In later Notre Dame is a 27-polnt favorite can Uckle, and get away from be­ •—r Paganl hitting from all angles, th« die ‘Turnpike, East aad Parker street. Phone 2-4387. , , ' care of carrying charget. Tills is lots at the Green. Wm. f j . O’ReUly . . . ..129 94 —223 #3 repaired. Telephone 8885. a c c o u n t s RECBTVABLB I Totals . . . ..441 445 433 1310 a Junior at the Hartford school and years. to humble Southern Methodist Sat ing blocked out. 15^TotaU ...... 11 11-24 E%st Siders were enjoying a 89 street Tel. 3-0353. / Your Willys-Overland .Dealer a good opportunity to own your Builder, 519 Oentei street. P. HUdebrand 118 93—211 27-22, Ital- and I t Broad Street Motors, Inc. (0) has already played two seas' Wbon 12 veara old. Hecknev urday. . . Turk Broda, veteran The names of Gallffa and Notre score at halfUme to 27 advantage as the final canto 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 Wanted—To Boy 58 own home. For further detail call 7773. shot In the RPs. Tbe foMowln" a u t u m n Fuhlons/demand elim, , BILLING CLERK 49A Low Man . . . . 80 79 68 2 with the varsity. Toronto Maple Leaf goal tender, Dame's Bob Williams, both c lan-Amcricans. started. Roorinf*->ReRBlring 18A Fuel and Feed (Jharlea Lesperance. Phone 3620. Total ...... 553 549 524 1626 vear be cbopned ten strokes off has been suspended by the National terbacks, appear on one of graceful Unu. iidva a Spencer 1937 CHEVROLET coach, radio, A permanent, well paid position 1 Center Congregational (1) valentine ___ 89 75 92 2 A deep gash 1ft his head forceU SEASONED Oak wood, cut any WANTED—Youth Bed. Call 2- WsateB—Rfisl Bstats I f McPartland .. 89 85 77 2 The New Britain Rios who meet his game and has been nlavlng In Hockey League team until he can fall’s All-Americans. Neither Ga­ Support designed udividually tor heater, good tirm. Good running FEATURING Ouarsntsed roots for ^rson with a good business ' 211 MAIN STREET. Excellent lo­ Steckel ...... 98 96 105—299 defenvively, for Instance. Nor Bemle McKenna, biggest man on length $15 per cord, Hartford. 0722. Hiestand . . . . I l l 82 80 2 the Nasslff Arms Sunday after­ this class ever since. Best score reduce from 197 to 190 pounds. llffa nor Williams plgyed a sec­ could Coach Bierman have spared the Eagle squad, out of action aa you. It will aolvy your figure prob- condition. Call 6041 after 6:30 p and expert repslrs as wall at background in this'field. cation. Two-famUy, 5-5. Oil hot FOR QUICK RerJlU lx esihXR Clark ...... 119 n o 99—328 by the nro at the local course was ond of defensive football this year. ’ lems complftely, comfortably, m. 8^3384. ______water heat. Redecorated. Large K osslck ...... 72 97 103 2 noon In an Eastern Pro Basketball J. B. "Ears” Whitworth has been Leo Nomelllnl. the final session got underway and guttar and conductor work. Try RUTING Used furniture and your property call Ed Krsxswiaxi • Leslie...... 98 67 102—297 a’ 66. The record Is 64, set last named head football coach at And- thp other Ijjrp backs would economically/iCall Mrs. Mabel M. , , EDIPHONE OPERATOR MeOomb ...... 99 106 110—315 l/eagUb game at the armory Blermsn is definitely against when brother Bemle followed vis your “ Local Roofer." Call Oougb- SEASONED HARDWOOD, Stove, household goods, any quantity lot. On bus; line, near stores and Suburban Realty O o, Raxttops, M 441 428 426 1205 downed the Danbury Hatters last spring by Rickey Anderson. Oklahoma A A M to succeed Jim have to share the running if that Brown, 12 Chester Drive. Phone I DOpaE._lS4_6 Custom four*door lin 7707, Again experience is what we are school, rrice $11,500. Elva Tyler, IHlUnskl ...... 1 0 2 93 158—353 Totals the two-platoon business, how the personal foul route, the Eagles sedan. Itecellent condition. Phone fireplace, furnace. Also slabs. Ths Wqpdshed, 11 Main street Perkins street. Tsl. 82U. Sunday 52 to 47. Members >f the Joining the Professional Golfers Lookabaugh . . . General Ike Els lineup were put in a game. 2-2775 noy. looking for. Agent. Manchester 2-4469. Association in 1037, Alex has been ever, because It gives a school fell apert. 2-9367 after 5:30 p. m. ROOFING — Speclaltautg tn re­ •676. Call 2-8T54. Women’s League fanned'Long Island Bombers com­ enhower wants a ’’topflight foot­ When Frank Leahy wanted dee Several Eaglee regulam failed Applv— GONSCDERIMO BELUNG Total ...... 516 502 574 1562 active in many major events dur- perately to keep the ecore down wlUi tons of talent too pronounced pairing roofe ot ail kinds, also DUPLEX 6-6 first time on market. Soda Shoppe (2) prise the Hardware City lineup. ball team at Columbia University.^ SPENc ER RUBBER PRODUCTS YOUR PROPERTY? a bulge. to put in en appearance and the Aafomobllss Pn» Sale 4 BUICK, 1040 Super 4-door seqsn. Owner’s side h.>a oil hot water 84. Bridgets, No. 1 (S) ...... 70 — 95—166 against Navy, what did The Mas­ LA’s bad little trouble in running new roofs. Guttar work. Chim­ COMPANY Garddii— Ffirni—Dairy WANTED—Boy’s 24" bicycle. In Without obUgxtloa to yoo. i OIU . ter do? He put In three quarter­ "And In the end," seys Bemle Clean car. Private owner. Phone heat, continuous hot water. 2-car Jamroga ...... 99 06 113—808 ...... 101 95 86—282 The SUk a t y A. C. will hold a ■ ' ------neys clsa.ied and rspsired. 26 50 good coadiUon. Phone 2-049'T. wlU appraise or make T&t> a ex Ubert .. St. George at center. The guards backs, including bsll-handler and Bierman, "the players won't like the losers into the ground and 2-0691. Chsppel Street Prodocla Arpklvy ...... 1 0 7 104 124—335 Evaniskl . . . . 74 76 ------150 special meeting tonight at 6 o’clock are Clem Morgan, Dick Grimm and then plUng up a comfortable mar­ years' experience. Free estimates In Person Only garmjge, 70’ front. EhcceUent condi­ offer for property. Bos us befs C Abraltis .....1 0 5 92 114—311 92—290 Cheney Tech passer Williams,' and the sixth­ it." \ / WE NEED ROOM e Call Howtey. Manrbester 5381. tion. Seen by appointment. Price you sell. Opalach ___ 68 l09 at the VFW. All members ore Joe Scarlato. New uniforms will Which brings ur-back to the gin. 1948 FRIGIDAIRE. 1942 Norge GREEN Mountain potatoes, first WANTED—Boy’s 20’’ bicycle. (Tail 'Wltkowaki ...... 101 98 140—339 . . . . 79 126 82—288 urged to make a special effort to arrive In two weeks. Next week, string fuHback to make sure no ges etove, baby carriage, baby RELIABLE 'Woman for house­ quality, very mealy, $1.75 bushel $12,600. Elva Tyln'i Agent. Man­ Phone T73S Ot SITS Qado .. one would run. old question: 7196> V. Abraitls...... 115 116 119—350 Wilson . — 90 101—161 be present. the team plays at New Britain and MAKE AN OFFER crib, lO a outboard motor. All in work. Small family, good salary, delivered. Call 2-1390 chester 2-4469. BRAE-BURN RBAUrr Plays Friday Bemle Blerman would use the "Who wants to be half a football Hockey at a Olanee Heating—Plamblng 17 live in. CaU 8033. . the Hartford extension of the playerT" i04S BUICK SEDAN very good condition. Call Man­ ’Total ....5 2 7 506 610 1643 Two games will be played In i ' - two-group plsn in Ita entirety at WANTED—32’ Exter,aion ladder. THIS AGENCY haa over 30 houses IF YOU Have a slagla or t*fSmR9 422 495 456 1373 University of Conn. Then on Laet Night’s Scares chester 2-2S81, PLUMBING and bectlng, special­ THREE WOMEN to distribute .. Sooth Mathodlst, No. 1 (2) the Senior league tonight at the Minnesota if he bad the platoons, 184$ BUICK 8BDANETTB Uouaeboltf Goods 51 Call 2-2725. 'listed for sale in Manchester and houaa to aaU sail HaatlXffX Real Fisher Storage (2) Friday, the varsity and Jayveea Pro Basketball at a Glanoe Amcrleaa League izing In repairs, remodeling, cop­ Ayons beautiful Cbristmas , Gift Ftrklns ...... 101 84 , 92—277 . . 94 82 76—252 Y. The first game starting at 7:30 Launch. Season Agaiiist plaV host to Lebanon High teams but is certain there' would be ex­ 194$ OLD8MOBILE TUDOR vicinity from 17,000 on up. (3ieck E t u u Specialist. Odd FaUoBB Wood ...... ceptions. Even with all the ma- St. Louis 4, Cleveland 4 (tfe). per water piping, new construc­ line ar advertised in -Nov 7th TO SOME RELIABLE PERSON with us before you buy. T. J. Maugh 94 105 92—291 ...69 — 87—156 win find the V. P. W. playing the at the Rec floor. 1948 NASH a m b a s s a d o r Auto Accessories-— WANTED—Child’s outdoor slide Building, at ths Osatsr. ( Rsfidlr -S t Pierre 92 107 87—286 Smith ...... Hartford Tech Five terial at his disposal. Coach Lea.'ty Last Might's Scores tion. estimates given, time pay­ issue o f Life magazine. An easy WHO NEEDS Crockett. a416. McCarthy .. . , .. 82 78 ------160 Wapplng Harvesters, a pewliom- Cheney Tech is listed as Class C NatioBal Aasoclstlon SEDAN Tires ments arranged. Edward John­ 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE and see-saw. Call 5458. buyers with cash wai nehmond « . « . . . 106 112 107—325 In the CIAC conference.. The team couldn’t take out Leon Hart and University of Texas football W 'y to make extra CThrlatmas Phone 2*1107. Cushing ...... 8 8 95 120—303 er to the league, and the second At East Side Court Jungle Jim Martin without weak­ Philadelphia'57, Denver 56. teams have met squads from I t a PLYMOUTH SEDAN son. Phone 6970 or 5044. COOPER HILL STREET—3 tene­ BAtwn 109 i n 101—321 game will see the Cheney Broth­ averages fifteen years of age, and FOR The bsst 'J In 1 snow tire see money. For appointment write Credit manager of large furniture Plrkey ...... 69 i n 103—313 ening the Irish line offensiysly and Indianapolis 92, Tri-CIty 76. schools representing 24 states. 1N8 NASH 800 SEDAN ment house, separate heating , — 79 96—176 ers meeting Bolton, also a new although comparatively new to the us at Manchester tlra. Ws give Mrx Buckman. 29 Highland Ter­ store will turn over account for tha Rooms Without Board 59 DO YOU Have a stngla or t#*« Topping ...... After a lapse of two years, the EFFICIENT Plumbing and beat- race. Middletown, Conn. UNPAID BALANCE ON gygtkvu, good income, near bus 1V)U1 ...... 630 547 607 1584 team to the league this season. game, they have vowed to enter i s a k Aib e r s e d a n you ths deepest and widest tread tng. Plugged drains machine family house to sell? Franeas B. Cheney Tech basketball 'team will EASY'MONTHLY PAY.MENTS CO line utd shopping center. Priced Wagner, Agent Phone 2-0028. . ; Zloa Lutberau (3) 432 445 482 1359 the win column soon. The last 1*47 BUICK SEDANETTE In Manchester Manchester Tire cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 803 WOMAN FOR general office work. This furniture is brand new. It was in prlva< home. CaU 2-1920 after for q u l» sale. Charles Lesper­ P a ck ...... 86 114 106—306 Wasley’s (0) Thursday night two Intermedi­ resume activities under the direct Tech team had a winless. season. 1847 FORD COUPE Recapping. 2Bp Broad street. Tel. Oakland atreet. Phone 6467. .Bhcperience required. Call 7854 lie VVE HAVE CUSTOMERS WsitUW 3-4334. 24*nout ssrvtcs. sold on August 14th. Unfortunate­ 5. ance. Telephone 3620. D .’Petke ...... 05 88 109—292 Handler ...... 83 85 73—241 ate games will be played aa a pre­ tion of Coach Joe McCluskey Fri­ 1847 PONTIAC COACH for appointment. for Houses from a.500 to $11,000. SadroMnaM ....1 0 1 99 95—295 liminary to the league’s opening. PLUMBING, Heating. Repairs en ly, the person who purchased, it, Osher ...... 65 82 93—240 day night at the East Side Rec. l» a BUICK SEDANETTE Is not getting married. For infor­ WELL HEATED, furnished room HENRY STIUnET, near new CaU Praiicea K. Wagner, Agsat. A. P e tk e ...... 115 96 111—322 Starting at 6:15 the Celtics . will The school lads will tackle the old and new systems, oil bumar, SHOW TIES, hosiery, lingerie, Newcomb ...... 83 89 90—262 Lasi Nighit *a Fights mation and details. Phone Hartford with private entrance. Continuous Princeton Street\schooI, 8 rooms Phone 2-0028. HtSi ...... 107 89 08—294 Pongratx ...... 90 87 91—28^ meet the Homestead Packers, and Hartford Technical Institute. This 18M BUICK SEDAN Bnstnefii Sennew Offerad IA water pump service. Prompt at­ drsesee, shirts, for (Christmas. complste, flreplacax tUs bath, oil at 7 the Eells All-Stars will meet U s « this Hondy Gift-List to pick your 1N2 BUICK SEDAN tention. John h . Carlson. Tsl. 6-0358. Aek for Mr. Albert, after hot water with shower. Five min­ Yost ...... 77 93 83—253 game will be played aa a prelimin­ VENETIAN BUNDS All typae Commission plus free bonus 8 p.m. 6-8238 burner, garage, stol amdows ------_ -----. Total ...... 503 486 619 1508 the Nasslff Cubs. ary game to the Garden Grove- by The Associated Press 7325. dresses, 61 year old firm. Call utes walk from CTheney mills. 1841 CHEVROLET COACH mads'to orfisr, Xiao rsroDdiUen- A —L —B—E—R—T—S CaU at 101 (Jhestnut street. and screens, large lo' Carles A-Boillb St. Mary's, No. 2 (1) 368 436 430 1264 Slmsbury game and will start at Rochester, N. Y.^Aldo MineUl, Glastonbury 3-2^99 anytime after Lespersnes. Telephone 108—293 146, Bergamo, Italy, outpointed 1840 BUICK COUPE ing. Best quoUty. Fudsll llsnu- 43 AUyn Bt., Hartford Smith Mancbcater Radiator (4) Saturday morning there will be 7. BEAUTIFULLY Furnished heat­ 06—255 two practice games with junior Harry ."SnuWy" Smith, 138, 1840'PACKARD SEDAN facturing Oo^ 48t Middle Tun- Millinenr—Draasnaklng II Main Store, Waterbury Benaon . . . Bycholskl ...... 84 86.110—280 Faculty Manager Ken Hudson ed room with private bath. On SIX ROOM Capa Cod, Griffin Road. Tests Slated Clifford .. 86—276 league teams participating. At is still compiling a schedule, and Rochester, 10.' 1839 innCK SEDAN piks Cast. Call 4BSS STENOGRAPHER for medical Lucas ...... 83 87*112—282 ONE-HALF Price, inlaid. felt bus line, In private home. Call 7 years old, early occupancy. $8,- Stevenson 112—806 Kane ...... 80 109 84—273 10:16 the Blue Devils will meet the varsity and jayvee teams will White Plains, N. Y. —Billy ALL APPUANOBB sarviead and records department. Soundacrib- base linoleum and wall covering 100. Phono owner 2-9394. \ ..118 113—322 [>Iay about twenty games sacli. GORMAN MOTOR SALES DRESSMAKING and rsmodsUng. 3702. (ContUraa (TMS rags Osa) Bloodgood Poharskl ...... 102 95 80—277 the Seabces and at 11 the Aces Wyatt, 150^4, Trenton, N. J.,. out­ ARROW(Sifts SHIRTS for iHritARROW TIEl repalrsd, burnsra rsfrigarstors. ar machines used. Apply Miss remnants. Langer’s Floor Cover­ For information' call 4848. 96 ALTON STREET. Excellent Low Man ...... 65 82 73—220 will play the Newsboys. At 1:30 The coach has entered the jayvee pointed Pete Kennedy, 160^4, New Incorporsted rangss. wssbsrs, ate. AU work Johnson, Manchester Memorial ing. 41 Purnell Place. Phone 2- PLEIABa NT Room for gentleman. ■Total ...... 486 477 528 1461 p. m. the Warriors will meet the team in the Rec Intermediate York, 8. Opan Evenings hospital. custom-built pre-war five-room of them were dropped tn wxr- / guarsntssd. Uttro Berries Oo. ALTERATION 4. of aU kinds on 4123. Next to bath. Continuous hot Second Congoa (1) 414 459 459 1332 Ramblers. The junior league will League to give the Inexperienced 288 Main Street colonial. Atuchsd garage. Fire­ tim s'^ ths Japanese cities ad Hartford, Conn—Dennis "Pat" Tci Manchester 2-u8$3 women’s suits coats and draatsx water. Quiet home, private en­ Hlroshhna and Nagasaki, ths oth­ ...... 92 106 110—308 Princess Restaurant (4) get under way December 10. Two youngsters opportunities for de­ Brady, 134, New York, outpointed Shirts srs hlffh ia No aiaa kver haa Phone 2-4571 place. Open stairway, 2 large bed­ Reed . 49 School strast. Tslephon* 7888. trance. 2-9696. ers exploded in the initial pre-4K* Vlttner...... 93 127 116—336 Phillips ^ ...... 87 — 104— 191 games will be played in the morn­ velopment, Coach McCluskey Is Reuben Davis, 130, Fall River, acesptability or say enongli t^a—eapedally RADIO — Bleetricai Appliance Help Wantfid^Male 3R OLENWOOD Gas Stove. Frigidsire rooms. Tile bath. Oil hot waUr ing and one in ^ e early after­ better known as a track runner, Mass., 10. Service, repairs picked up > and refrigerator. Phone 2-0074. FURNiSHED Rooms for rent with heat. Knotty pine recreation room. u ck test St Almsigordo, N. M., la M atteson...... 60 86 84—260 Flyer ...... 112 95 87—294 of tbe kind we havo. BRIDAL 0018 NS, attendant OPPORTUNITY— W o are looking ...105 n o 94—309 Beebe > 1AA AA 95— noon. 285 The rule holds in this league and if he can turn out a winning Biah's liaL W« have a Cl a r k e m o t o r sales hss a deuvsrsd promptly 3U years' kitchen privileges. Working girls Storm windowa and screens, awn- Uie 1946 tekts at Bikini and Xt Qullltch ...... Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Mike Kobal- dresses, formats, aulU and for s reliable married man who OIL He a t e r s , $12.50: Easy McOurry ...... 111 126 118—364 McIntosh 94—300 that boys will not be allowed to team out of his green and unknown wondsrfhl sdscthNL la CoktfS/and designs for 1939 Ford truck alth a good sxpsnenM. jofis Usioney Pbons preferred. Phone 2-4428. Ingt. Comer lot, 108 fL front. Eniwetok. material, it will be a miracle. Mc­ la, 147, Pittsburgh, and Al High­ blouses hand-tailored. For in­ has sold direct to the home, to washing machine, first-class con­ Although thoksMds o t psgsqxs KJoter .. 176 play In any other Rec league. This ers. 145't, Rome, N. Y., Drew 10. c yotu^ and old, sporty hydraulic 4 yard dump, good con­ 3-IU48. 1 Walnut strsst._ formation or appointment call Trees. Close to bus, stores and Cluskey Is acting as an amateur all price raapea, for handle our business In thia area. dition $39'.50. metal white kitch­ PLEASANT Room, one minute schools. Asking $14,000. Elva have woAed on tks tests-~t5,000 total ...... 491 654 522 1567 Peretto . 96— 182rule is effective for two reasons. New Biedford, Mass — Dave - aad/conserrativc. dition. Will take cer In trade. Mrs. Maxine L. Blake. 5843/ Emanuel Lutheran (3) First, as not to over tax the coach, for he is donating his serv­ yOR to dMMMS fiORL Also 1P40 Packard club converti­ RADIO A x b Tiisritlon Repairs, Age 30-45. Car necessary. Nq en cabinet, $9.65. Marlow’s Furni­ from Post Office for gentleman. Tyler. Phone 2-44$9. at Bikini, 10.000 atNBnlWstok — ices to the school. "Sunny” Shade, 134, Boston, out­ delivering, collecting or demon­ ture Dept. Phone 5060. the only people ever hoQ sr klUsfi Gustafson ...... 82 101 117—300 512 440 476 1428 strength of a gro^^ing grammar pointed Tlmodh'v "Buddy’ Hayes, ble. 3545; 1941 Plymouth tudor 60-day gusrsntaa. Call 5079 day CUSTOM MADE CLOTHES to fit Phone 8583. school boy, and second, to give The team play is expected to sedan, $495; 1985 Olds, new o* night. RAdlo Clinic, IlO Bpruct indivldusl. WiU work from pat­ strating. Man selected will be' NEAR EAST CENTER Street. 6 were the inWnded^ riofk M IkS Harding...... 152 115 104—371 Howard Landscape (0) 129H, Boston, 10. $ / . 5 0 «nd up ENAMBU* Kitchen range, oU and more boys the opportunity to improve as the season progresses. - $3.65 “P motor, 4 new tires, 8195; 1936 ■traat tern or will originate. Dresses, practically aet up in business on HEATED Bedroom, gentleman rooms, complete, oU burner, Japanese of the two Oitlesiv NOr ■Benson...... 121 112 116—349 T aylor...... 94 70 164 >Los Angeles—Rudy Cnu, 138, gss, parlor ojj hsatsr, kitchen Noren ...... 91 86 133—310 participate In the league. A squad of eighteen men arc Ford tudor, elsan, ||I45. Meny suits, coats, gowns, etc. Phone remunerative 25% basis. New preferred. Phone 2-1056 after storm windows anc screens, large have there been any Injur Howard ...... 77 — 70— 147 battling for places. The outstand­ Los Angeles, outpointed Jim Car­ chairs, buraaus. Out bo seen at .-Irv.-Carlson ....1 0 6 122 122—351 Pease ...... 84 74 74—232 T ethsrs to pick from at'small down 2-8009. and repeat business. Write Box 7:30 p. m. lot. 2 weeks’ occupancy. Priced | the result of test explosions, ing players are Billy Legault, ter, 135'A, New York. 10. ABHE8 AND rubbish rsaaovad. 105 Deminff-atrsat CaU 7166. for quick sale. Ciiiarles Lesper- j jt xvas clear that the forthi Tedford ...... 95 84 88—267 The Central Board of Approved payments and tsn dollars psr U, Herald. HEATED Room, suitable fbr one .652 637 692 1681 Basketball Officials will hold a Bucky Buckler, Henry Baranow- . Portland, Ore—Don Rogers, 136, PIONEER Trucking. Phone 3-0121, ance. Telephone 3620. Ing Eniwetok testa are to teat-^ Ttotol Cowles ...... 81 86 123—290 ski and AI Johnson in the forward ,. ARROW week. Come In and look them APEX WASHING machine with or two gentlemen. Near.bus, 5 clinic tonight at 8 o’clock at the Portland, Ore., . outpointed Tony over. Open evenlnge ’UI 0 p. m. MoYlng»Trarliing—' fire weapons improved in St. Bridget's, No. 2 (1) Morton ...... — 78 95—173 slots, with Roy E|li8 and Roger Chaves, 140, Son Jose, 10. Accessories also rank BAWB Filed, keys XiadA mowers Sitostlona Wanted— spin dry. Good condition. CsU minutes to E>epot Square. 116 SACRIFICE Sale, owner forced to —197 East Side Rec. New rules will be Doi|*t ovarlook a gill Dally or call 3-2013 anytime. Ask StoragB 20 890$. and efficiency even since the XMt • Stewart ...... 89 108 explained and demonstrated. The sharpened, dutbosriu sbd sir M alt Neath School etreet. Phone 6398. sell their immaculate 4-room bxpioslons. The AEC has pointa O’NelH .. . 92 116 86—294 431 392 450 1273 o f haadkorehiofs Jast high ss Christmas gifts for Eddie. oooled engines repaired. Capitol Cape Cod. Expandable second public is invited. tLANUHESTBR Package Delivery. ELECTRIC Rsfrigsrater, likt nsw, out that, in addition to the com-^ Roglnka .. 80 87—167 heeaaao yoa thlak —belts, saspenders, Equipment. M Uxis street. Local light trucking and pxaksgs d e s p e r a t e married man, 28, ex­ floor. Fireplace, oil hot water for sals, rsasonabls sr will ex­ HEATED ROOM for gentleman. putatlons of scientists and labst*' Fagan . . . 85 106- 100—291 tkoy’rs aot opcltlaf. caff liaks, tie clips. 1987 DODGE feut^deor sedan. CaU dsiivsry. Refrigsrstora. washers perienced in dairy farm work— heat, end other conveulencea atory-soom experiments, “the neafi McOonvllle 94 n o 109—313 4537 after 4:30 p. m. . ANTIQUES Refimehed. R etiring and stove moving ' s specialty but will take any kind of work, change far gas refrigerator, city Continuous hot water. Call 8805. Hockey Contest or bottled, raons 3-8659. Centrally located, Immediate oc­ for proof testing or the naed for Beaulieu . 90 87—177 Tsd'dkesMrpiiMd Im w Cone la. leek aroaad. done on any fumlturs, tlemxnn, Phone 2-075'2. No driver^s licenss. Please call cupancy. T. J. Crockett, Broker. Sports Schedule 189 South Main streSL n o n e LARGE Double room with al! •full scale e-: 'eriments la a natural wcleeaw Cwy will bo. Y onll got lots o f ideas. CARS ALL SET FOR WINTER evenings 3*2529. Phone 6413. ..440 630 469 1439 Sunday Afternoon 1948 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE. 5643; LIGHT TRUCKING, half-ton pick- BEST PJUCBS for furniture, an­ housekeeping pr.vUeges—use of requirement." Total Also, there wax tk e recant tSIb* South Methodist, No. i (3) Friday, Dec, 2 $1.50 and up 1947 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN, | up truck. No ashes, no rubbish. tiques, bric-a-brac. The Trading 6-room house. Tel. 3802 before 11 Meriden High vs. Manchester, 3 5 g and ap 1>E-LU,\'G'S Rcfrigerstoi ssrrice. Post, 17 Maple strsoL 2*1089. vision broadcast by Senator Edwin Muissener .110 101 97 t3C8 1946 BUICK SEDANETTE. ' A { Phone 2-1275 or 8298. D of»—Rird»—Pct9 41 a. m. . 99 96 117—312 The Manchester Hockey Club 8:30 p. m.—Armory. Repalra on all mskee, eomnaer* Open at noon oh Mondays aftd Extra Room s C. Johnson (D.. Colo.) H f talkSfi Mullen .. . swings back Into action' Sunday . Saturday, Dec. 3 cream puff. i PLEASANT, Heated, furnished .102 76 108—285 1942 PLYM(5u t H 4-DR. SEDAN. cisJ and iomealic Emergsnoy 24 THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Co.. GERMAN ihort-halred Pointer Tueedays. All day Thursday, Fri of new bombs "six times tha effse- Speed . <.. afternoon at the West Springfield Silk City vs. Garden Glove, 7:00 nour eervtca Phone 2-1707 pups. A.K.C. rsgtsUrsd. Excel­ and Saturday. room, for one or two. Central. tlveneas of the bomb WS droppM LMmis .. . . 87 112 98—297 1941 CHRYSLER 4-DR. TOWN Mkm)' and Iq u idtatanoa moving, day T o B e Aiitled Coliseum after a week's layoff due p. m.—Rec. AmA^ihe Gift packing, efa m g and storage. lent blood lines; Call -2-9746, or CaU 6534. on Nagasaki" and of "conalderabls Schiebel .. .102 104 116—326 PontiacB vs. Naasiff's, 8:30 SEDAN. JOSEPH McCOOE.' Refrtgerntor. to the Ice Capadcs showing. 1840 CHEVROLET COUPE. Service to ail parts of the U. s. see them at 82 Lake street. BOUDOIR chairs, coffee tables, progress’ toward perfecting X The locals will face the •improv­ m.—Rec. thmi, hm» washer and appliance eervlce kitchen sets, miscellaneous fur­ IN PRIVATE home, pleasant com­ "super bomb” with 1.000 UmeS the Total .. .600 488 539 1527 1940 PLYMOUTH CLTO COUPE. A. and Canada. Call 5187. Hart­ fortably furnished warm room (Ceattnued (roin Page Ons) ed Springfield News sextet in the Sunday, Dec. 4 Free estimates. 2-0747 days. 2- ford 6-1423. NICE BOXER pup six months niture. Very reasonable. 'The effect of the Nagasaki bomb. It New Britain vs. Nasslfl Arms, 1939 PLY5IOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN. 2313 evenlngx next to bath. Continuous hot second game of a scheduled triple- BverG ikim g 1989 PONTIAC 4-DR. SEDAN. old. Boston- Terrier ready to go. Woodshed, 11 Main street. terials salvaged from the kiatorie wasn't clear whethar Jqhnssn Rec League header. The afternoon's program 3:30 p. m.—Armory. EMPTY VANS to and from all Zimmerman Kenncle. LAke water, convenleirt to bus and meant those already tasted In tba Pocketl’s (2) Easy Tarms RANGE BURNERS oitansd. serv­ GAS HOT, water heater, complete center. Phone 2-2044. structure wlutout running afoul of 114— 350 promises plenty of action, begin­ hmt m MUgh states. Assured return load, atreaL 8287. "Uje congiresslonal dictum that 1948 Eniwetok exj^nm nta wipa Pockett . . . 119 117 ning with Somersville, present un­ Lions To Tonr Open Evenings TUI 9:00 P. M. iced and repaired. 15 ytars' ex. ratea United.. 122 West itreet. with 80 gallon tank, $10. Taro In- six times as powerful or whsthsr 111— 205 pirlenca.' Joseph Senna. 2-0147 there be no "commercial exploita- Hewitt . . . . 84 100 defeated leaders in the league, op­ p r ie e im gl Phone 6375. aide doors, $10 each. Easy wkeh'' he was talking of some yet to bS Brezntak . . . 102 120 64— 316 New York—(J')—Columbia Uni BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. 0965. ' " Poultry and SuppUcs 4S er, $25. Phone 2-0121. Apartments. Flats, Uon.” . . . 99 98 108— 303 posing the Agawam Sacred Heart $0 Blssell St. Phone 7191 General Edgerton eaid the com­ proof-fired. Taylor Six. Both Agawam and the Spring- veraity's basketball team will RUBBISH and aahes rassoved. tn- Tenements 63 References to bombS of any Simmons...... 108 66—341 make Its first cross-country tour PCTBR W. PANTALUM slsctrtoal cinerstora cisansc Baiifi, gravel FRESHLY Killed Turkeya for mission might ask new legislation field News proved surprisingly SOLIMENE it PLA(3a, Jic . has oontrsotor. maintenaaes and wtr- Christmas, from 12 to 25 pounds. MAGIC CHEF gas stove, in good to defray tbe coat of distributing type—conventional expiosiva ar this season, playing six games sAd cinders Van earriCc anfi atomic—being at* sr any dthar TotaU . . . 612 670 528—1605 strong in the last games played, a fine selection o f used sxrt. A lag fer ugnt ano power, eo Fos­ Fresh, frozen, ready anytime. condition. CsU 4834. FOUR ROOM apartment for rent, the souvenirs. Care must be taken Agawam beating the local puck- during the Christmas season. safe place, to buy used cars. Dodge local moving. Phont H. U Jonas. number of times SS powerful alb Lee’s Esso (2) Coach Gordon Ridings’ Lions ter stresL Phoot .3303. 2-1362. 2-3072. Schauh's Turkey Farm, 18$ Hllls- inquire 419 North Main etreet. to authenticate these, he eaid, to stera 3-0 while the Springfield and Plymouth dealers, 684 Center NEW 30 GALLON ^Coleman gss avoid an avalanche of fakes Ming tricky. A bomb may have sMc Fisher . ___ lU 96 122— 329 meet Illinois at Champaign on Dec, town Road. , Lentlni . . . . 106 109 105— 320 News forced. Somersville to an all- street. Phone 5101. RANGE BURNERS and Heaters hot water heater. Automatic and ONE TWO room apartment avail­ sold to the guUlble. timts tha blasUng power, but this 27. Then they play at Denver on aeaned. Repaired and InetaU4d Trueman 99 114 91-t- 304 out battle before going down, 2-1. CHAMP HAl^ fuUy insulated with makhealum able Saturday, Dec. 3 and one 4- For example, he said, there are doss net mean that the mbS s f Dec. 29 and move to the Pacific Palntinc—PBiNrInt tt Berk . . . . 113 97 97— 307 In Sunday's finale the scrappy Lud­ NO MONEY DOWN GuaranUed workmanship. H Wanted—P«a—Poultry— . rod. 5 year gi'arantee. $84.85. room apartment available Dec. 15. about 500,000 brick*—many of dsvasutien ean ba multipUM by low combine faces the Acorn A. C. northwest to take, on Washington HU * 7 " HAT WITH M t SW tOOff... Nielsen, telephone 7272. Watkins Brothers. Inc. them still charred from the burn­ six. •nia blast sene of an SB* Rubacha 100 112 110— 322 at Seattle on Dec'. 30 and 31. On 1930 DODGE COUPlS OUTSIDE, INSIDE PainUng Xfid Stork 44 Write Box T, Herald. . In what promises to ^ a bruising paperhsngtng. Prae ing of the mansion by the British plosion drops off shaiTly With dl9* Jan. 2 and 3 Columbia meets Ore­ , \ LINOLEUM — Aepbxit tile. wsU esUmatss. WANTED—Uowe. calves and baaf COMBENA'nON Gas and oil Totals 629 528 625—1582 battle. Ludlow's skaters are Well Excellsnt Running Condition qovartag. Done by reliaie. well Prompt servloe. Reasonagla 8 ROOM Completely furnished in 1814— and most dating book to tancf. known for their slashing style of gon in two games. cattle, also uorsea We pay Um stove, also three oU drums arlth apartment with garage. Central 1818 when restoration was coHi- Therefor*, If a NagaaaW-ty*a Hartford Road (0) A non-stop flight from the cocMt tra m a men, All Jobs guarsAtead prteSa Phone 7631). O FreGBattx. B. Keeney .. 115 63 106— 314 play while the Acorn A. C. has A CHAMP • IPT CIITIPICATI SOLIMENE & FLAGG, Inc. top dollar. Pteia Bros $64 Bid' fauesU. Phone 1-1914. location, $100 per«nIonth. Writs plet4d. Old timbers could M sold bomb erusiwd aU buUfihM 8$ shown itself to be capable of dish­ will bring the Lions back east Hau Uaotaum.Oo., 88 Oak atraat* workmin’s ooifipeasaUon, pajWa «4U street. Phone 7406. points up to 8.906 fast ClSSl ttw 4 » Martin ^___ 89 108 112— 309 084 Ontoi* Strsot Phone 2-4082. svenihgs BlM. UablUty sarrted. Box V Herald, for particulars. or donated—wkais or by tha SpUx- 106— 317 ing out plenty of punishment. time for their Eastern Intercolle DAVENPCr T, practically new. plosion. It would not moan that B MeCurry . . . 99 112 giate League game against Prince' Ttl. 5101 ter. ForghetU"^’.. I l l 66 106— 312 Coach Frank Caron has been FARMERS, Get a better price for Also Zeheth radio combination. Damaged mantles, scraps o f nsw bomb would have tbs e e ^ ton on Jan. S. FLOUR Probleac eolvM erltb INi IyBRIOR a n d Ehcterlor paint- Reasonable. CaU 2-0428 between Madsen . . . . 113 70 111— 303 going over the home club's w^ak Cijt CeHificaie* For Any Amount You Wish to Givo 1940 INTBRNa'TIONAL stake Itiioleum, eipnait tile counter. ,your beef cattle, by selling direct Business Ijocxtions metal end even nails—^ l are effect on all buildings up to 48,fili ing. Average-rocm papered, 8t2, 6:30 and 8. points in !blackboard, sessions In truck, fair condition, $150 with Expert workmensbip. free esU- to the Manchester Packing Co. 64 among the disposable items. feet. Peak Scaler including paper, ceilings refinlsh- Have someone else price them, For Rent Totals . . . 527 488 640—1556 an effort to produce a more aggres­ $.^0 down, balance over bnr year BSiee Open ' evenlnge Jones ed. Excellent workmsnihtp. Ray­ The material wlU be put |n four Whet it doe* mean U that tBb then ceil ua. Phone 2-1600. OLD RED TIN Barn, 706 North REASONABLE lease, approxl powar to crush by shock M d ^ Diana's Tavern (4) sive style of play. Plana are un­ or $175 cash. ■ Call Man^hettef Furniture. Dak street. Phone mond Flake. 2*9237. Main streeL buys and seUt good categories: Complste Items Uke Sadrodnski 115 102 125— 342 derway to strengthen the lines to Louisville — (/Fi — Most hockey mately 2,000 square feet Indus-, doors and mantlsa that can be tbo outward as'l than IffweiB players are good all-around ath 5105 or Manchester 2-0438. 2-1041. used furniture and sfiUquse. .Walker .... 108 91 113— 807 provide more scoring punch. PAINTTNO, Paperhsnging, call­ * Artldss t v Salt 41 trial apac4. Truck doors, concrete prsaerved for ua# In the rsnovaUd swoap Of ti? fiMb UM J * * * !^ ll KooMfr;.... 100 118 105— 332 Sunday's activities will get letes, but one of the few mountain 1940 DODGE coups, $808; 1988 FURNACES and oil bumera clean­ Frxxk Dsnetts. 'TeL 848TC floor, heated or unheated. Paved mansion, pieces .with hiatortasl auuM e m t e i 9 r opl^tli j i g climtem among them la Alex Rit ings whitened, floors ssx4S4 Xa4 Oriavscchlo 98 — ------93 under way at 1:30, with the locals Ford coupe, $175; 1987 Chevro­ ed. Repairs On all ataksa o t blitn- reflnlshetL $16 will tvhltsn one A iW tt axd ledastad Midaa. WE lu ? and sou goafi-iisa Stoat, ^wfiter, power, sewers and value for display In muSdUIBS, bo Intowfled • fititer tl 0 9 Famuid . aon, center for the Louiaville let sedan, 81''o Low p|yfiient, aU era. Rstrastsriss rslMUt. .CaU o f •nora would, afi-aoufso, t e ; 107— S38 scheduled to take fhe' Ice at ap­ Blades of the U. S. Hockey League C4iUng and paper a 10 roll room Oead aneugn for dreea «r wark. turo. UpmPifisqou rxaxsp. gas Xratsr. CaU Suburban Realty Co.. fragmente that may ba e t ssxti- proximately 2:30. •nckeU may be ears guaranteed, cole Motors. writs Ths H0J1S4 6f Hsst. 447% with 60c a ro'.I'paper. CaU Oll- Raasenaaie prteas. Sam Yulyas, fxagsa sag sastera. Joas* f^iurai- RaaitOra. 4$ ptrkina street. TeL mental value only, and periihaMs inerbSSf ifi thq apib i f 0 te lUtmer Alex makeahis home on Vancouver 4164. obtained from any of the players Island and h u climbed some of the Main street. Phone 2-ia7, hert Fiekstt 548$ dr 641$. SUM tspAirer, 701 M ila sU-ssL tur* fitodx Oxk. Pboxs S'1041. 8118. , a tto for the dump h «^ . or by calling. Jack Donahue on tallest pe^a in the Canadian 799 MAIN STRMHT Totals ‘ 541 511 660—1602 Porter street. MAMCHfSinRXONM. Rockies. / ,.r. .,,;i WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1949 >nSlJNE8DAT, NOVBMMm » , IH I Section Two WEDNESDAY. NOVEM$aS 80;^ 1*49 jlfourlNdtrr Cttrhitts l|r r ^ Pages IT to

my 600 African violet plants that table and win take orders for School for Santa for COUGHS Fraten^ty Girls Cactus Stickler are strewn from tha basemmt to Parents, Teachers books. Refreshments will be tha attlf served by Mrs. John Small. DUITOCOLMt What happana, of oouraa, la that To Hold Meeting Tha Commission on Religion in Claus Is Begun Won’t Be Herded For the Customs MO croM pollinate the plants and the Home, which aponaora thia Toko you don't know what youU hava program yirgas aU parents to at- OAUr DAWDli Los Angalaa —(dV-*OId ax ha is, i M f o m N s p m Sydney—(P)—Mrs. klabal Whit­ for the next flower ahow. The Parent-Teachers of Canter ten\F*^day evening. Washington—(«> — 8« m1o m of “I had to vlalt each of my plants Santa’s going to school. TOOttliTMSi, ney kept a cactua growing at bar Church ariiool will meat Friday tha National Interfratemity Con* snd pull off the bloom stuns, tbs Tha Maaquera, an acton’ organ­ Wembley, London, houaa all evening, December 3, at servan farmed laated right up to tha laat 2 1 femlntts part of tha flower,” Mis. o’clock in Woodruff halt 'Thia Whiskey Begging isation, la opening a school for through Worl^ .War II. Bomba LaMar saldC “ And evm now Tm niinute bafora tha grand ball, meeting will afford an opportuni­ Kris Kringlaa. Puipoaa: To coach blew tllaa off the roof, and made not sure I won't coma up arlth aoma ty for parents to learn about this laaving no tlma for dalagatea to new variety.” In Case in C ou rt actors and talented amateun for call foF blind datea tha arrango- a mass of tha gardm. But tha cao' year's course of study in the Santa Claua roles. tns survived. achooL > The coutae'is tuttion-fraa. StU' mmte commlttaa had arrangad. *Hogmaaay Night” Mrs. Whitney, her husband N. Children from the Primary and Washington — (P) — Policeman dents must promise to make* one n n s k .*8o tha arrangamante committee J. Whitney, and thalr daughter Junior departments will contrib­ Bernard W. Best was testifying In New Tear's Eva is “Hogmanay gratis appearance at a charitable made another arrangamant. Tha Joyce decided to move to Palmer­ ute numbers and Rev. Dorothy a bootlegging case. Defense coun­ function. gtrla would ]M called for in groupa ston North, New Zealand. They Night” tn Sootland, whara Itll marks Peaae will speak on “Keeping sel challenged hla ability to recog­ .Seothos Throfrt Irrltotloii by other fraternity 'mm. “Oh, no.” left London by ptona and took a tha dbd of the Christmas aeaaon and children go about ringing and Christmas in tha Home.” nise whiskey. Ha asked Beat to CBrlstniaa Dtnaar Staita la April Mid tha glrlA "Wa don’t want to cuttihg of their pot cactua with take a drink out of a bottle of ev­ be herded.” ■oUcltng glha. Mrs. Raymond Vogt will be in them. But they had to say good­ charge of the Mothers Club exhib­ idence and tell him whether it was New York—WP)—^Turkeys gr So the arrangammts committee bye to their cactus In Sydney. bourbon or rye. fast. Slightly larger than a baby arrmgad another arrmgamant gaalttaMe Patricide it. Her committee plans to dis­ Customs man destroyed the cut­ play simple Chrlatmaa mantel­ “I can’t" replied Best “ I’m dn chick at hatching, they quickly at­ PRESCRIPTIONS Tha girls ware aakad to gat them* ting aa a noxious plant. tain a rise that dwarfs the chicken. ■alvaa to fraternity houaaa, where Among tha Chukchls of Siberia, piece decorations, showing how duty and my regulations prohibit a Dally Dawdl* dilly.dainat Cactus—prickly pear her*— the children can ahare in tha policeman from drinking on duty " Turkeys hatched tn April are oven they would draaa md be met by caused big damage to Australian a aon may kill a parent, in the be “ Save With Safety” their datea. That wmt over batter. With htr Chriftmas ghopphif. lief that only thoap who die i preparation 'of these. “That’s right" chimed in Judge siM ^ Thankaglving or Christ' farming and graxlng land by its violent death will have a future Attractive Chrlatmaa books Nadine GaUagher, “ and besides I mas. Some of them, the malea “But taking tha data home ia an Poor 84nU Claus will Dt up* rapid spread. > individual problem,” aald tha com* life, according to tha Encyclopedia will also be on display. Mrs. Clif­ don’t want anyone drinking in my particularly, attain a weight of 35 Arthur Drug Stores sot: pounds or so in that time. mlttaa. SiM’li havt th* oM fsnt hop* Britannlca. ford Simpson will preside at thia court.” ping. Scandal Uncovered "Discr^et^' by Munsingwear Annual Christmas w In Flower Garden ANOTHER SHIPMENT! W HAT A COiraiNATlON! The aUken-sort bnuhed rayon gown trimmed wldi warm touches of wool yam make a pleasing appear* S ale at E m an u el ALL OVEE WAFFLE WEAVE ance . . . 'durablUty. The gathered bodice Is closed neaUy with two Washington — tfP) — Mra. W. buttons . . . the long sleeves gathered at wrist with clastic. Straight Emanuel Lutheran Ladlea Aid atrsat, tel. 4606. Mrs. Amy Carl­ Wayna LaMar thinks base la the PATTERN GHENILLB skirt shaped In at the waistline with a half sash. Colors. Sixes 32 to Society membara ara buaily m* son. chairman of the supper com­ mittee, would Uk« to know by bonnet might be all right If they 40. Pajamas in the same material In pink and blue. gaged with praparatlona for thalr would stay there and not go mass­ Bedspreads annual Chrlatmas aala and aupper, Tuead^, December 6, how many T iM M d H k I tha date of which ia ‘Iltursday, Da* to plan for. ing around her African violet plants. She told membem of the A III ¥ /\ H T ? OOMIW M9T«I camber 8. Tha president of the In addition -o the usual line of society, Mrs. Clarance Peteraon aprons and giift goods, the Luther Metropolitan African Violet Club League will hava a “book nook" aha came home the other evening F O R EVERYTHI . $4.98 of 76 Waatminater Road, announC' to find a bee "running wild with Gow ns $4.98 L.vs» /J a ’ today that the sale will open at and a fiah pond. three ‘ o'clock md continue Members are requested to bring LL ql®" throughout tha avanlng. artlclaa for the sale between this /J The supper wlh'ba ^ rv ed from date and December 8, to the home Pajamas $5.98 five to Mvan o'clock, Smorgaabord of Mrs. Albert Harrison, S3 Myrtle Fll.L style, each one helping ttaemselves street aa they arrive to the fbUowlng VOl ( (».\1. HIN Ovan and TaUa Sat viands: Swadlah meat balls, baked The Bnrgiara’ Cborna wMi Packaga. beans, macaroni and chaeia, cold NOW cute, cola slaw, potato sal Hamburg, Germany — UF)—In Cardigans plcklas, bome*mada bread, Dutch a northern German town a shop­ LO\\h>l I'KK !•>' TWt eelerful m» of eee 3V& at bowl end 4 aMkhisf 12 es. 4I*m bred apple cake for dessert and coffee keeper caught three burglara. Ha ar y*Hew—oIft.bex«d $3.93| 31b a>. Cevwed CewSiels $tS0) Open 'nckete for tha supper ara al' kept them covered with a toy pla- (Net Exactly $5.98 •owl $1494 hdMdvel 12 es. pidiet $.39 eedb ready on sale by membara of tha tol and made them call in chorua: H()( K V IL U , sooiaty, and n aj also be secured M nimtf*tod) " P o 11 c e". They were heard by CRAIN A (OAl ('• TOYLAND IS OPEN! at tha Gustafson Shoe store, or aoma policemen on patrol and These lovely washable sweaters designed from the ticket chairman, Mrs. 11.1. i.Mi.lU’KI.'i FuU and twin bed aliKa. Blue, yellow, flamlnyo, green, frey, rose and ^ by May Claire have special qualities that were arrested, reported the white. We e ^ these as fast as we can get deliveries. All over close waiile will Increase your pride in Ita poe|wssion John a Hlnrlchs, 140 Summit “ Schwaeblscha lUOstrierte.” weave pattern In solid colors and all white. A real value' for such a low every time you wear them. Keepe Its original SANTA IS HERE price. .• ^ color washing after washing. 100% virgin wool. Red, navy, toast. Slxe 10 to 16.

w■ w- - w- - ■ 9m 6 fa . fsicihnr ss4 awU. $s6if WITH FREE GIFTS NEW CHATHAM ALt THE MOST FAMOUS CchrM, omM, Ovan and le* •.arUnf PYRfX nennwore Ml WHITE BLANKETS Mtnraler $.1 $193—ebe Ml el BEDSPREAD IN AMERICA yew tee wbefs caeUnfl 9wceto. 4 selarad Mlilns lewb $2.9A 72 X 90 Hug-me-lites •on from $3.4510 $3.45( IM a'. WILROSE DRESS SHOP 100% Vitsin Wool "Camcllin" OevblaleiM $3.45| AM SalKe> pan* end Teepeli. 597 MAIN ST., SHERIDAN BUILDING FOR EVERY CHILD Bates "George Among all fashion lovers this warm soft knitted waist hugging Jacket Is referred to Blankets as the favorite cardigan Jacket. Washington" SEE the greatest display of Wonderful toys and Colors: Orey, black, blue, ■ X wine. Sixet 34 to 46i, $2.98 20tk Anniversary Sale games for boys and girls. See the outstand* ing collection of dolls, doll houses, doll car* ■ Ta«M $24.95 HtftpbCewwICwnsA , saLwairaiib 3 ql. Covered Cnueieie $.9iL- 3 q l UiWly bhh $.9t. Sec Ibe 3 DAYS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY riages to please the most particular little girl. jaH asvraat Uanket'in Co* Woven of the flneat cottona, fringw Aho oveNeble In dim from I iparhRqg Pie Plolev Ceke DWmc _ vhlta. What si wonderfid .A waahahle and reversible.'Re* 3 ab. and leal foM^ lee. DECEM BER 1*2*3 Plenty of sleds, wagons, bikes and scooters, tl IUal*f2iidha«i quality, aoft production of a (amous old hand too, to make it a real Christmas. And best o f ^ (i^le^w aariiif blankets. White mad* spread. ____ a ll. . Marlow’s is noted for low prices. 9 »J 6 M $ U J 0 Our IRrst Celebrated Sale In 10 Years Handbags 4 Qt^ Pressure Cooker Santa Is Here In Person: BALE’S OWN BRAND Failles, .cordette, suedene or Reg. $12.95— Special COATS Thursday— ^Noon to 9 P. M. Charm House genuine leathers. Pouch or R EG ULAR $59.98 . . . X ...... SA LE PRICE imder arm or shoulder strap Friday-*-Noon to 5:30 P. M. styles. Colors: Blqck; brbwh, R EG ULAR $49.98 . .SALE PRICE green, red and grey. R EG ULAR $39.98 .SALE PRICE Saturday— 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Towel Ensemble $ 8 . 9 3

;(Made EiVMMly For Vs By Made by nationally knows A F uboos Mill) SUITS manufacturer. Close out. $2.98 $5.00 Limited to the quanUty on R EG ULAR $59.98 .SALE PRICE K44.20 ■ '•* hand and while they last. Re g u l a r $49.98 .SALE PRICE [38.20 22 X 44 Bath Sire 99c, Reg. Value $1.19 And ideal Xmas gift or for REG ULAR $39.98 .SALE PRICE K28.20 We Have The Complete line Of Hdgate Toys your own use at a saving. 163c28 Face Size 50c, Reg. Value 59c $7.98 D O CTO R and See Marlow’s Beautiful CoIIecton Of 12x12 Face Qoths 25c, Reg. Value 29c Each Ploa Tas D O LLS and REG ULAR $24.98 ...... SA LE PRICE S I 9.20 NURSES KITS Theaa low prices ara made poeaible through the combined purchaee Make Your R EG ULAR $22.98 ...... SALE PRICE ! 117.20 by the la rg ^ . group of Independent etorea in the V. 8. Charm House REGULAR $19.98...... S A L E PRICE S I 6.20 DOLLS' CLOTHES towels are tested and approved for quality by the U. S. Testing Co. 50c u. $1.98 laboratory. Hiickly loop^ quality, highly abaorbent that wlU wear REG ULAR $16.98...... SA LE PRICE S I 3.20 We’ve every size you might be for years. Sunlight yellow, Nile green, shell pink, eamilUa roee^ axura Selection Of R EG ULAR $13.98 ...... SA LE PRICE $11.20 blue, pearl grey. REGULAR $10.98...... SA LE PRICE $8.20 looking for. They all look like a REGULAR $8.98...... SALE PRICE PA IN T SETS Children's $7.20 Shop Marlow's million— but carry Marlow’s low Cloves or Mittens Books Now For 29c.. $2.98 price tags. Cannon Gift Towel Sets NYLON HOSIERY Sale Price 92c All W ool Mittens 79c to $2.98 Pr. Earlyf GIFT ' i WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF MODEL TOYS. . . SUCH Beautifully Boxed All Wool Gloves $1.50 ahd $1.69 Pr. We have a reputation WRAPPINGS AS CRANES, BUCKET LOADERS, ROAD GRADERS AND Merry Go Round Boxed Sets for the best in books SLIPS and RIBBONS CEMENT MIXERS. SEE THEM ALL! 3 Bath Towels—2 Face Cloths. All colors Set Fabric Gloves $1.00 to $1.98 Pr. REGULAR $7.98 ...... SALE PRICE !;6.20 for children of ail ages. REGULAR $5.98 ...... SALE PRICE < 14.20 CARDS $4.98...... SA LE PRICE Lined Gloves $4.98 and $6.98 Pr. The selection is aa flna REGULAR I ;3.20 Extra Large Size, AD Metal Petal Mist and Rose Leaf Boxed Sets REGULAR $3.98...... SA LE PRICE S2.82 TOOLSETS as ever. G IFT BOXES 1 Bath Towel—2 Guest Towels—2 Face Cloths. REGULAR $2.98...... SALE PRICE $1.82 DOLL HOUSES All colors. Set Capeskin Dress Gloves... $3.98 Pr. •IT’S 59c ..$7.98 Containing 6 rooms and patio. •MARLOW’S Complete with T F A *4]Butterfly’* Boxed Sets NIGHTGOWNS •FOR ERECTOR SETS lights...... W 2 Bath Towels—2 Guest Towels—2 Face Cloths. $3.98 !T€r2(HQ.,^. REGULAR $7.98...... SALE PRICE (6.20 AU colors. ' Set R EG ULA R $5.98...... SALE PRICE [4.20 •EVERYTHING $1.75 ..$27.50 R EG ULAR $4.98...... SA LE PRICE (3.20 Sleds $3 98 .p Genuine Siebert We also carry a complete line of AD BaD Bearing FLEXIBLE FLYERS. BLOUSES Velocipedes R EG U LA R $7.98 ...... ^ A L E PRICE $6.20 R EG ULA R $5.98 >.•*... .SALE PRICE !;4.20 $15.98 Jew elry R EG U LA R $4:98 ...... SALE PRICE ! 3.20 Reg. ,$19.98 R EG U LA R $3.98 »aaa*»aah.SALE PRICE $2.82 Boxed. .Pins, necklaces, earrings, bracelets and 2-pc. sets. Gold or silver'finish. Also pearls. Special vajuea. ___ _ Yes, children, Santa will be in WELL KNOWN BRAND Toy land on Thur$day, from* 2:30 SWEATERS Fitted Crib Sheets $|.29 $1 Each Plus Tax R EG ULA R $5.98 ...... SALE PRICE (4.20 REGULAR $4.98...... SA LE PRICE [3.20 No Ironing Necessary to 5 and 7 to 8:30 P. M, and on R EG ULA R $3.98 ...... SALE PRICE (2.82 Saturday from 2:30 to 5:30 where Blankets Green , he has made his headquarters for SKIRTS '81x4 86 X SO Inches. 6 inch satin, tod- $2.98 Stamps Given REGULAR $7.98...... SALE PRICE ing. Solid'colors or assorted patterns. t b s J M With Cash Sale* R E G U LA R $5.98 ...... S A LE PRICE . BabjrSlipiShop—Main Floor Rear auncn•md Cbum ^ , over 4 0 years. REGULAR $4.98...... SALE JRICE

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He Said Blankety-Blank breaker drew three blanks at the target pistol. The third blank was home of the Rev. fJlarence Dawson loot. He left everything behind In ^ m Wbmthield Glass Wasbihgton — (1P> — A house­ —two of them f)pom~ t^e minister's flight ^ t^ ^ fin g Headlights .'UW,.,- (Jj, .

^product low«r» thlf figur* to *2 H wiwpo— . i P« c«it. Thot > jurt to u r ^ T — (NBA)—A glMi* I cent obovo th« minimum domMd __ upm withsritii a'&*1 od by ttAto low# for Mfoty ■ sa kt: iMW autamobila wlndahlald glaaa Tho new gl«M bM a Mcond fen* dB t win Uka aoma of tha atlng turo—it bloclM afrout 16 par cant egt of tha glariag baadlights of of tba aun’a heat^produetng Infra' OBOomlng can. rad raya. „ . • e •ttHnea "aaalad baam” haadllgbta Not too many may raallae that mera >davalopad aoma yeara back, doctor# baUeva actual phyaic^ the avaraga car'a sagla lights dsm*E® ^ don0 to tho oyoi by tho hava baan so dassling thay ara direct raya of bright headlighta. They meant ihe hearty, fuU-bodied lavor that naarly always a great annoyance And Eccojdiii® to tho Autoinobllo dub of fifaw York, auch a glare aaakea Btvtruydc Irish Brand. Crtont Ah aacre to motorists and often a serious can cauae temi»orary bllndneas for popular than ever before! They meant the danger on the roads. aa long aa three aaconda. Tb mast this proMam at least taite of the fineat ingredienta money can buy— part way, the ubbay-Owena- The NsUonal Safety CouncU the choicest malt and hops. . . We think you U rord aiass Co., has produced a saya the high beama most drtvsrs know that incomparable taite when you try new flara-reduclng safety piata use on tbs roads consUtuts a Btvmvyek Irish Brand Crmm Aht Looks gkias for wlndabialds. It a major difficulty in night dfi^g slight bluish-green tin t Iron creamier...taalea creamier...!* eraam ior! safety. "Annoyance due to glare V ■ Now Ax-ellable In added to the raw material mixture ie frequent In many accidents," largely does tha trick/ ' Ftot Top Cans The new glass h is been road- It adds. tested and has bien found to cut Connecticut found that In one glare materially, whether from year SA per ceht of ita highway headlighta or the sun. No claim mlahapa could be aacribed direct­ ;W^., ■■■ Is mada-^Aowevar, that the prod­ ly to blinding headUghta. Dltaols uct wm do too much toward pro- recorded a figure of around three rtg a driver's eyes from tha per cent, and Minnesota and New . raya of a rising or setting Jeraey of about two per cent. Moat other atates lumped these ■uo« . Drivers who have used the glass accidents with others caused by say they don’t particularly cara dUferent kinds of obstructed vls- any more whether oncoming cars lon. ' ^ at night dim their headlights or Bducating drivers to depress not. They say the tinted wind­ their high beams whwi approach­ ing other care on the road 1s, a shield softens the glare consider slow buslnesa. and police enforce­ ably. - Regular windshield glass, al ment of aUU and city laws to lows 88 per cent of available light that affect la almost impossible. to pass through. Ubbay’s new There are too many violator!. 1 ► ONLY BinCHSTOnE HAS M AKE'THE KIDS HAPPY AT BLACKSTONM TRlPU.aEANSIN6 HYDIUM20R ACIION q u a l i t y m a t u r i s CHRISTMAS TIME WITH WAR • Bxcle*lveH)rdiac«o«"We*hlegAalee. Right before your eyes wet’ll do a washing with • Extra laraa, itamlati mb peeMaia ta. iihed, Muida and am. SURPLUS GOODS! fi*ja aausiag acw machine during Blackstone e Lovell Safety Wringer widi "Beene Geuge” pre*«nte asUctor. Dcmonatcation D/iyg. Bring in a sample wash e Silane, trooblc-frae mtehanitm that I aad find out how bright and clean you can get oever aaed* oiling. At R|M. dnr bM^rou mill, try 6aMm Dry l«v*niytl> eH*ayy-Dafy, Mftthne.lnbrkaied oiee. , Brytewych tiniHiM, l*c., Altaiiy, a. Y.. U. S. A. your clothes by BUdutooe’s exclusive "Hydrac- ttic motor. a n Automatic Draie Pump M l emptlaa SAVE» Diamond's tor** Action. ^ Bledcstone in action. See the tub in two miaut**. e CuanuiMtd by Amttka’a Otde*« Wash- many featuresdiat make Blackstone the washer, at Minufteturar. LOOK! buy o f the year. Terms to fit your budget. SLEEPING BAGS - U. S. ARMY [SURPLUS—Brand New QC C o B ip te te With Cover SpoeW Price * P - X e Th«V i ll a a Y ^ o a WIOR’S JEWELERS SOLD OUT TO SHOOR BROS. JEWELERS 845 MAIN STREET TEL. 2 -4 4 3 0 PRICES OF ENTIRE STOCK HAVE BEEN SLASHED TO CLEAR THE STORE BY XMAS. SHOOR BROS. JEWELERS [a r m y k n iv e s $ ^ . 5 0 MUST CLEAR OUT ALL MERCHANDISE AT ANY COST. AFTER THE 1st OF THE YEAR THEY WILL MODERNIZE 1 With ShMitli—2 Kinds Special Price AND ENLARGE THE STORE l b BETTER SERVE THE COMMUNITY. S A V F f 1 COMBAT BOOTS TOWN Advertisement 1% TO I f XMI LITTLE B O Y S------...... $3.95 GREAT SAVINGS 1% OFF UMITED QUANTITIES IFOR BIG BOYS ...... $6.95 In accordance with the By-Laws adopted by the Town Meeting of 1 Jnat LUm the Beldiara. Special Pricee March 2nd, 1945, requiring property owners and tenants to keep walks FAIR TRADE ITEMS.EXCLUDED clean of ice and snow, and to make same safe by the application of sand or some other suitable substance, within 12 hours after formation of ice. SAVE! Trucks and men In the employ of the Town willdistribute sand in all LADIES’ AND MEN’S 7 JEWEL WATCHES GENUINE LEATHER BILLFOLDS sections of the Town in accordance with the schedule listed below and will LADIES’ DIAMOND RINGS Values to $10.00 NOW $1.89 to $4.50 RECnUAIMED Beg. ISlJIO.aiid $24JM. NOW $19.95 CANTEENS fill boxes, barrels, or other suitable receptacles if placed on the lawns in . « ‘ front of houses, near the sidewalk, but not on the sidewalk. Reeaptacles TOBACCO POUCHES MESS KITS RECUtlMED should be placed on the lawn th? night before as men and trucks win start REGULAR $375.00 ..NOW $250*00 LADIES’ DIAMOND WATCHES Genuine Leather. Regular $3.00. NOW 69d c the distribution of sand at seven (7:00]TA* REDUCED 40% KNAPSACKS NEW REGULAR $225.00 .NOW $100*00 Spedsl Prices SILVER PLATED HURRICANE LAMPS MEN’S SHOCKPROOF-WATERPROOF- ReguUr $13.25 and $16.50. NOW $9.95 md $11.95 REGULAR $138.50 ...NOW $92.50 NORTHEAST AREA DECEMBER 5,1949 I ANTI-MAGNETIC, 17 JEWEL WATCHES MEN’S KEY CHAINS SAVE! BOUNDED BY REGULAR $132.50 ..NOW $90 .0 0 R«g'. S42J10. NOW' $ 32.^0 Regular $3.00. NOW $1.99 North by South Windier and Vernon Town Line PARATROOP BOOTS $8.95 REGULAR $1.50.00 ..NOW $85.00 aGARETTE LIGHTERS ' Rcgeisr Arasy East by Bolton Town Line LEATHER KEY CASES BUY Reg. SS.00 to $6.M. NOWr $2.25 to $3.95 BUY Regular $2.75. NOW $1.75 U S ARMY .45 HOLSTERS (New) $1.95 South by Middle Turnpike East and East Center Street REGULAR $95.00 ...NOW $47.50 West by 3Iaui) Union and Slater Streets ALL PEN AND PENCIL SETS NOW TRAVELING CORRESPONDENCE KITS FATIGUE PANTS $2.95 NOW Regular $7.95. NOW $1.89 REGULAR $69.50 ...NOW $22.50 REDUCED 50% SAVE! SOUTHEAST AREA DECEMBER 6,1949 BOUNDED BY B-15 North by East Center Street and Middle Turnpike East East by Bolton Town IJne EARRINGS. Regular $3.95 to $9.95 FOR COCKTAIL SETS GIRLS’ DIAMOND RINGS FOR NOW 79d to $2.95 Regular $14.95. NOW $9.95 South by Glastonbury Town Line JACKET R«l^. $34.75. NOW $6.95 XMAS XMAS West by South Main and Main Streets PEARLS. Regular $3.50 to $24.00 TRAVELING BRUSH SETS ^ Regular $7.50. NOW $2.95 For Boys ALL WEDDING RINGS REDUCED 50% NOW 89< to $11.95 SOUTHWEST AREA DECEMBER 7,1949 LADIES’ BIRTHSTONE RINGS STERLING COMPACTS. Regular $19.95 MUSICAL POWDER BOXES ^ NOW $6.95 Regularly $14.95. NOW $9.95 BOUNDED BY Reg. $18.96 aa4 op. NOW $6.95 and up KITCHEN CLOCKS $7.95 North by Center, West Center and Spencer SlrceU ROSARY BEADSj Regular $4.75 to $15.00 Regular $5.95. NOW $3.95 NOW $2.50 to $8.95 East by,Main anil South Main Streets MEN’S toT H ST O N B RINGS r >' 11 JEWEL BOXES M ' COWBOY SUPPLIES South by Glastonbury Town Line Reg. fiv m aa4 op. NOW $7.95 aad up lOK CAMEO PINS. Regular $29.95 Regular $14.50. NOW $7.95 West by East Hartforf Town Line * NOW $17.95 BABY AND CHILDREN’S RINGS STERLING SILVER BABY BRUSH AND SAVE!______DRESSER SETS. Regular $24.95 to $49.95 COMB SETS Regular $6.50. NOW $3.95 ToorCholee $1.50 NOW $14.95 to $29.95 COWBOY H A T S...... $ 1 .5 0 1 NORTHWEST AREA DECEMBER 8,1949 \\ I COWBOY SH IRTS...... $2.95 BOUNDED BY FEDERAL TAX INCLUDED COWBOY NECKERCHIEF _____ . . 50c North by South Windsor Line BOYS’ /COWBOY BELTS— SPECIAL . East bv Slater, Union and Main Streets o ' ___ 98c Complete with Holster and Gui]i South by Center, West Center and Spencer Streets ALL LEATHER COWBOY West by East Hartford Town Line EASY BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED BOOTS FOR UTTLE BO Y S____$6.95 USE OUR LAYAWAY BIGGER BOYS’ STUDDED Note: Additional sand may be obtainad at tha Harriaon 8tr«at Garagi. WESTERN B E L T S ____ f l .9 5 TOWN OF MANCHESTER ‘ By: GEORGE H. WADDELL 977 MAIN ST. Follow the Thrifty Shoppers to ' , „ General Manager DIAMOND’S 482353232348535331485348232353534853234853484853532348534853485348535353234848534848485348 JEWELERS MANCHESTER ARAIY-NAVY STORE H r MAIN n iO lE T TBL. 2.3M6 Advertise in The Herald— It PayTi \ . . • ■ j/’o'-i!',,.

' .T , - J)' ...... ■ MANUHEBTBB EVENING HERALD, MANGHESrER, CONN., WBDNERUAI, NOVEMBER SO, 1949 PAGE TWENTY^) HJUNUMBSiBK EVENING EIERALD, BiANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBTO SO, 1949 • ..TVI Norway, in a joint Scandinavian will Ineluda avery Greek child, A guard would not admit anybody constructed and so beautiful that to 80, mumps cases from 48 to 84,' Many Nations Aid aid ocheme, are carrying out a gi­ 600,000 of which already have been Tovkesb^^- ^lans who dl'dn't know the pasaword. Italian Grapes Mra. Bach, Blair's hosiery buyer, SICK ROOM NEEDS broncho pneumonia cases from Rabbit Has Idea gantic progriun of examination examined, for childhood aicknestes FOR YOUR NEW HOMf Several squads drove to the ad­ stotes it is going to be difficult to 38 to , and poUomyelitla «ases and immunisation. This program and tuberculosis. rioted Musician Shut-In Boys in Reno 88 dress, burst into the crowded hall, Por Rhineland sell any other brand after wear­ In Greek Reliof H O S PITAL from 15 to 14. A t the same Ume, [emorial to GFs ing this beautiful new product. Begin Reforms That He’s a Cat and found thcmselvea In the mldat measles cases decreased slightly ■ S E E SUPPLIES To Play in Town of a lodge meeting. Each po|r o f hose ta individual­ Have Own Scout Troop from 11 to 10, scarlet fever cases Rome— —Shipment of $400,000 ly packed with the else and length Athens-H^)—Greek relief Isn’t Los Angeles — (/P) — A ll hto life iMikeabury, lingland —. strictly an Aifierlea^. show. Seven Arthur Drug Stores San Francisco — VF) — The Chi­ from 18 to 11 , lobar pheumonU T h ej^ cien t tOwtootHObwltoabury worth of gnpea to weatom, Ger­ plainly marked.'fllses range from: cases from to , meningococcal he’s been doing catty things. Bo other countries—(Janada,' Swltaep- T h » mnactnimt t t WIHIa’i nese Reds have begun to remcdd 8 8 LOUIS W HITE on aBapespeare’a Avon, plan half many to underway aa a p u t of 8H to 11 and the lengths range drill to fortunate to acquire the meningitis cases from 1 to 0 and you really can't, blame Pinky for Grandma Moses Italian foodstuffs valued at $11,- frdm 29 ” to 34” . land, Rritatn, Dsnmark, Sweden, their highe^ educational system, a nffla of riveraide gardenaito be Norway and Argentina—have been eenrlcea of Tony DlMlselo, well- but'obviouriy are going slow. In cases of streptococcal sore throat thinking he’s a c a t B lhLD E R 000,000 scheduled to help replenish For further information re­ deditotod to the United Btatoa, doing a, quiet but vital job of help­ a broadcast heard here by the As­ from 4 to 0. Pinky to a little white rabbit— The project is "in graUtudo for the cupboards of the /Jlied occu­ garding the guarantee, please re­ known eaxophonc player In the The Best In Materials and Workmanship Has Runner-Up ing this strife-tom country get sociated Press, the Peking Radio but he doesn't seem to know i t the great generosity of the Amer­ pied sones. . fer to Blair’s advertisement else­ miMical held, who wUl play here Official ahhouncenients 'sAld a back on 'Its feet . ’ said curricula for colleges and arts He grew up with Gerald^, an An­ 24 >»36 with llreplaee, foil basement, tile bath, a i^ ican nation and in remembrance where in this newspaper. Wed I M \ I0.7EI 30. 1961. . , IsU from Denmark, Sweden' ohd California he h aa^peared in the course “ whenever possible,” The nonagenarian’s first effort parliament recently. ness may be reviving. Export ITt ‘TB ” to 4 est if S el Ihsmud . •rrMIsfl was a landscape copies from a famous Mant broUiera' movie. J t mI mm ^ tU M m>m He said 4,450,000 Britons re. contracts for more than 8.500 bales Ost tbass PLUaSBS. Prfrasy post card; her second a hunting Gnaranti^ Given White Side Wall "One Night I n ------i/imtiif tmu a If si»air nunc ceive pensions. He estimated the G enuine Oldsmobile Parts of raw silk were sighed In Octo­ Rubbers and — oonseave')i your M'hite aide nwIlB rl-h l a m ilo an accident, belongs to Scout Tribe 110, Mclnrively for lent within the state. According ing party, seven German police­ , Yon W ait tovM Havey, YU MANs«sr Discord in DeatH to the summary of reportable dis­ peare avenue police station that the manufacturer of this fine abaolutely ulilte, no heat marks, j Ruth Millett shut-ins. Itogulnr scout Don Pet t.v rew is about to give Georp> - men drove through this city sing­ oMoSi ri sN ssNStohs nsM sounded suspicious. A big bunch m a m s blemlahea or dtscnioratlona. eases Issued each Monday by the product, which give a written lesson In left^anded writing. Cards on the waU were sent by ing Nasi songs'. They were dis­ 701 Main Street of men had gathered in a hail. tCMStO BY C O U *) Connecticut State Department of Washington — -iJFi — Dr, Hans guarantee with each palr^of hose Tea Don’t Have To Overdo It well- wishers. charged from the force, police Open Sat t to IS—Evsniaga By Appotataasat There was a peephole in the door. ssaTPSsnr has been prescribed by Health, whooping cough cases KJndler, former conductor of the sold. This to the first Ume in the fVhen Tou’re Playing Hostess headquarters reported. Washington Symphony Orchestra, thousands of Doctors. It not only dropped from 114 to 110. history o f the ladles' sheer hose rellaves 'such coughing but also MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES CAMPBELL'S By NBA Service requested in hto «^II that he be boys who recover and go on to With the exception of sjrphilis Industry that such a guarantee ‘loosens up phlegm’ and makes Marks of a good hostess! buried “ preferably on a hilltop.” Reno, Nev. — (NEA> —: Para­ normal scouting to retain their cases which rose from 18 to 20, the haa been given. it easier to raise, m raasm to IllVi UMlrn ill. ptHow 6«ag P H O N E 1134 She Uk«B the time to make each awards. ”1 definitely do not want my safe and mighty effective for AUTO SERVICE new arrival feel that now ho has lysed and crippled boys can now commonest reportable diseases Blair’s will be the sole dealer Fosoitai* Topa Snow Plowing body to be handled by undertakers, for Mancheatef's Irbnwear Hose both old and young. Pleasant ■ WEST CENTER AT HARTFORD ROAD arrived the party can get under share with healthy yonngeters the Like the other scouta they cither showed a fewer number of Store Froato. PIctare Framiag 29 Ri.ssell St. Tel. 5167 make radio sets, model airplanes, nor to have It ekpqsed after the in this area. ^ wfty. excitement Of being Boy Scouts. cases or remained unchanged from second day. Just a few bandages Veottlaa atiaSs Without seeming to flutter she scrap - books, and stamp collec­ This 61 gauge hose, to^se well S'-out Tribe 110, of Reno, the those o f the week earlier. Gonor­ Ditch Digging will be sufficient,” he wrote. For is aware of her guests’ comfort, tions. And they learn such scout­ rhea cases stayeo at 16 and Ger­ / m m e / m / only-unit of its kind in the world, ing stand-bys as tying knoU and music st hto funeral he wanted the noticing immediately when a gl8“ is made up entirely of boys who man msstfles cases at 3 this past should be refilled, a light softened, the Morse cods. slow movement of the Haydn can’t take part in normal activi­ week, while for the fifth consecu­ A g flF KIND OT FAINT . . . TO MATCil A H l COIOI V F o r w ater or sewer pipes. Quartet In C major (the Gypsy), an ash tray provided, etc. ties. It’s a Troop for shut-ins. tive week, there were, no cases of Sometime during the evening and “ any o f the better chorales of Boys like Georgs Houx, who Water gag’s a fire Bug diphtheria within the state. This Land drainage, etc. she geta in a little personal conver­ Bach.” HOCKEY SKATES lost his right arm in an accident, was also the second week that 4 When he died, his funeral waa sation with each guest. She man­ Percy, lU-r—(AV-Roy Meyerhoff Connecticut wat without a typhoid TUBOLAII ages this by not. allow ing herself and the Forbush twins, Ronald and beauty arrangi^ by undertakera, and the 8T1XL theorises that many farm hay­ to be caught in any group for any Donald, who have hod rheumatic fever case. music requested was not played. BtAOSS-- fever, are typical members. » stack fires can be traced to the During the week just ended, Wm. F. Steele & Son STURDY length of time. The Musical Art String (^artet, LEATHER She gives the Impression of en George is being Uught to write old water Jug. He got the idea chickenpox cases declined from 04 b r iis h fu l which he wanted to play, to no SHOE- 683 Vernon St., TeC 2-0531 BOX TOE Joying her own party—and taking with his left hand, and the twins while trying to find out what longer In existence. her duties easily and calmly. are learning handicrafts they can caused his jacket to bum on bis She doesn’t regale her guests follow without exertion. All activ­ farm near here one sunny day. with all the last-minute things ities of the unit are checked, with He figured he had the answer TH[ that went wrong, or let them know individual family doctors for ap­ when he moved hto hand past hto / 4 7 U m € ^ how hard she worked preparing proval. water Jug near the Jacket. The COtORS M A IL FINISHES for them. Men and women counselors sun’s rays focused by the ju g- 'k She isn’t the noisiest one at her have been trained by the Area like a magnifying glass—burned ! AND A ll PAINT SIZES own party—but hits a happy me­ Council and visit each of the boys his hand. I C I F T . e . ^ ^ Pause As Yoii Shop dium so that the gayer guests can once a week. He believes many haystack flrss feel she to going along with them Normal scouting rules have probably can be traced to the 6^5 M AIN ST. and the more quiet guesU can feel been modified so that tnvnbers common practice o f farmers leav­ she hasn’t deserted them, either. can obtain regular awards. After ing their jugs on haystacks while McGILL-CONVERSE^ T E L E P H O N E 6887^ And Shop Refreshed She Doesn’t Push Her Ooests a' monthly court of honor, a coun- they work. TUBUUR SHOE SKATES She doesn’t over-pell anything, selo.' visits each boy - who haa DStSSED nNE QUAUTY WHnE samed an award and presents It SRAPH ESPOI- LEATHOI—TUBULAB so that guests have. • to eat too SIVBLY. NICXEL STEEL — 5 .9 5 ^nuch or drink too much or pmy to him In hto homo or hospital Ii~ SKI. SPEED iMABP ILADia— games they don’t want to play Just room. 10 9 5 A OIIU.'l WITH to satisfy their hostess. Special permission from Scout BZDUCCn TO nEuonT. 5 ROOMS Her one aim to obviously to give headquarters had to be obtained Speciail A C l f C r i V COMRINADON OF A LL her guests a good time. Ouesto for 4he imit. Its charter permits 9 l \ L I I SLED •b4 SKIS never have the feeling that the la PLASTIC trying to Impress them, rather fMlaiad la $1 LARGE tOOE-Moeoiiaa than entertain them. TONI (RefUl) i m * TOO SIZE She doesn’t give orders, but uses Quick Relief from WANTI reMlae more subtle means 8o get her <1 Irto.Hw., FURNITURE Thar IS SaoMa Hair Shaping Typoa oad Kaf. With guests to do aa she wants them to. Pile Irritation iM Coach fiyto. INCLUDED SatalT Uw She puts- some feeling Into her ■cg,..8I.M — Total Valoe ft-M Wide Vorteir — PlrM Tkaa "Do you have to go so soon?" In­ 40 years ago a Buffalo druggist O B IS A . . SOFT LOVEAlLi OVPDLY ovTtrairewa O at Lieu created an ointment to relieve itch­ WoMI- stead of Just saying the words In T M u n i S ROOM ALL METAL DOLL HOUSE voir Polly Parrot fashion. ing smarting piles. It brought such BOTH FOR $2.00 STUFFED ANIMALS STUBOr quick, cooling, soothing, astringent She walU unUl the last guest to PROMPT RESPONSE A caan-* OEueitT! x laboe she mauetic out of sight before starting In to relief that its fame spread across ,f '2Siic.pu$ncTasn rasm coioaa—so curt LiTHOcaArHSO STEEL maudsomeLy decoxatto THE TRBOL AND the land making Peterson’s Oint­ , JA M ES UTTUonn w ot OOUHOUaE-WYTH WINDOW 40XE* REALTHPUL SPORT "straighten up” —unlike the hos- B cavn m decobatco 4 n e SCAriNC. LAST YOU 4.98 THAT COMBI TO ALL 14.95 , teas who barely lets her last guests ment a favorite in thousands of Bab/t crying gets answered quickly . . . and so LOVE THXM EXPERIENCED SEIEBS - BEAUTY SALON ______sox— BCYom> wonna— DOU MOUSE Alto 1.00 TO* EVEHY BOOM OF get to the front door before she homes. Ask your druggist today 1-85 THEY-aE VALUE rUBIIITUBE—NOW YOU GET IT COMPLETE WITH WINDOW mONT— rUBNITUBC rox OHIT--______, starts gathering UP glasses, for 40c box or 60o applicator tube. 74 E. Center St. do telephones, usually. But sometimes die petson raiCED AT ONLY TINY straightening chairs, etc. Petei-son’s Ointment delights or She gives out as much warmth money back. you’re calling is upstairs or out in the yard. She TOTS TRICYCLE when she tolls the last guest good- may not hear your ring right away. Please give her l^e as when she greeted the first r o t THAT guest to arrive. a reasonable length o f time to answer. ’Then you'll LITTLE TOT'B •niat’s a good hostess. ntSTTtnCE. save calling again and she’ll thank you for giving tn n tP Y (AO righto reserved, N B A Service. >tkX1 Inc.) OLD AND DANGEROUS tOBBEH her time to reach the telejdione. LNR9E DELUXE TOES. Bole’s nnal Despite Changed Blind TREES REMOVED eUNminiSTER SETS POOL TABLE Decatur, 10—(P)—^The ad In the Trucking, eord wood cut or sold, stove or flreplsce / personals column of a local paper length. If you have woodland to be cleared call‘us. ■two c u a n p s t o u - wDad and operaiaA4)i and for Gmaaetkut paopk since i n ^ ” - tetwitt. im to 16 DEPOT SQUARE NORTH END USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN • • • A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD IT! State Theater Building ■* i ^ • n a n o to • a • a '\.' \'

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STORE HOURS FREE ■ r - - : SfracrnifliMd F and D AUTO STORES d e l iv e r :^ RCA VICTOR System 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M. AlL-MfTAL HAVE LARGEST TOY MONDAY, TUESDAY , , WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY COASTER SERVICE of recorded music and SAiriRDAY DEPARTMENT WAGON DOUiU HOUTIR Sn \ 9 A. M.—9 P. M. THURS. PHONE FUNNY PACES r * A haaatyl Hattoan aad halt The F and D Auto Stores bring to an nado af laadhtr. Two %■ 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. A Hot Of faal Mako faaay VELOCIPEDI Blakt riM Nr Aatarl apeear... lath broak aatioa 7080 Manchester the largest and most com­ SATURDAYS harkp. Mae whaak, rabkar Wtml $5-79 faaoa by ekaiigina aooo, oars O v B fans with aatoauitto 113-PIECE PACKAGE plete selection of toys evel- before seen STARTING DEC 10 WHhi04a.PrMtWiMd Brtfkt lai 8MM. A roioaat trlggat, here. p" ..^1----- G reat^t During our toy show, over 3,000 resi­ dents of Manchester visited our base­ -i. 4- Scale Model HERE'S REAL GIFT WRAPPING X ment, which is entirely devoted to toys RGAVictor this year, and acclaimed our toy de­ -'L* ACTION! TOYS ;• .. re. — — partment to be the largest and most PU04e 4>UMf MM phonograph complete collection that they have ever o f H «ovy ' ■■ sceil^ MM &€etUc Equipm ent Among our selection we are featur­ value ever ing a coihplete assortment of tricycles, M a ^ i n u r y P u r C^umbia built and Firestone bicycles, - K~* / and chain drive velocipides. Doll car­ offered riages, doll houses and some of the Year Choici most beautiful dolls in the state are al­ r so featured here. 814-Inch $11.95 For the mechanical and scientifically Tr Come in today minded boy we offer erector sets, Lionel Each electric trains, wind op trains and CLIMBING chemistry sets. IKm a REMOn-CONTROUED ACCESSORIES . • . Ui9 O ir ,,,hear UONH -scour TRACTOR These are but a few of our many, „• amOMAIK RRMATHOai. . . Aa tnia approa^ac, *™ ^ 95 distortion-free 5 UMT RKKIIT lU M saliea and bulTa eye slows *k6B trala peaae^ dL toys. If you visit our basement toy de­ pAa drape and rad Ught glowa ...... 1 . 5 9 • KOAD ORAOn . . . Am BxAOt Modal of tha "Adams*f. partment, you too will join the thou- Oradar'.. . Haa am AdJutabU Oradar Blada. records. See the . sands in saying that the F and D Auto • MnOMAnc aiOOC in g plays ap to fen records aatomatkaDy S ta rt 'mm Omt So for an your toy needs, come te the No. 6!4 All-Bloctric . . . a SO-misBte conceit. Young w h h F and D Auto Storca, 856 Main Street, X ERECTOR SET it 7-iach BOB hieakdbie record can play k New "bookcase” albums . . . an cad where the display is complets and the as hmg aa ordinary 12-incfa . . . wean to record storage problems. service courteous and efficient. ^ 17-K «y Uda ibar % auch hmger. Layaway Man it COST MUCH LESS than ordinary Get m tWs in a compiele, hilly aotom stk phonograph at an amazingly low price. It’s 2 6 Inch ALUMINUM COOK PLASTIC Truck mm md This dig P a c k a g e lecorda. . . real wingii for yon. ^ PIANO ’ Banda wtadmtn, paito^ attplaaa bard to bdieve one set could contain so A N D BAKE SET MIINHOUSI 4^ boaatto yOa drtvor, ote. Baa alao- STEAM SHOVEL O , E « ^ , surest open dag system ever many special features. It’s smardy styled, BABY A rloaaUaa Id-pialN alaailBBin Oraak draws atoaai toavto F and D AUTO ST O R G aot iaadTiad atrlad jnat Itto nprodaetisa. Oenplota to andllaot dotait tito aagtoa with goan, pnlloya. dssigaed. compa<^ attractive. AC. RCA Victor 9E Y3. Jtobr Ocaad. Has a nal watar sapplT > . . raato- jMosm toavai oab to i n a a des,, DOLL tkafaa«aaB9Un«’Bln- ■pctakloc aetaanr works. Mads lastraettm book toetndod. Vadop. tuntablo . , • bami am Only 2 1 T r<»—«wan. Iiylndca wtttonf Zistad. ralasd or lowartd. 9 60 Gummud Suols FIRST IN AUTO NEEDS 9 30 Muffalllc-FoH Suolf 7 . 9 5 \- e e i t The F and D Auto Stores, your lYrib • S Gift Togs S ... atone dealer in Manchester, affan U «ba don wtih 9 S Gift Cards complete line of aU your antonobila the aoar doaMo H e a r I T . . . P l a y needs, including tires, tubes, foal - ▼oleo. Latoa 9 6 Shouts (20 X 30 in.) Gift pumps, seat coven and various decora­ Xmas Wrapping Papur IT y o u r s e l f ...T o d a y ! tive items. Regardless of what yon • 4 ShuuH (20 X 25 In.) DuLuxu need, l^ g e or smaO, see your F and D Auto Stores for the finest selection, Tree Lights G ift W ra p p in g P ap er best buys, topped with courteous sery< ice. ■ / We Carry A Complete Line Of • 2 Sheet* (20 x 30 in.) Red 8 SERIES UGHTS 7 9 c ' )Titfue SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER! SLEDS 6 i 3heet (20 x 30 In.) White 7 MULTIPLE LIGHT TImmu u m IT 2 TO A CUSTOMER 1 . 1 9 SET As low as 2.98 up H u r r y . Hurry,, ,Thnu wou*t lust toug! Only Free—Free—Free—Fnt^e F und D AUTO G 6 BULBS through y spuciu! purchusu ur$ wu ubfu tu uffur FEATURES THE FINEST Each FLEXIBLE M's a T i t t t t o n o P i l o t this spseiui puIuu in thnu fur yuur Xmas Shopping IN TELEVISION FOLDING DOLL What a hikal It’s sturdy fun adult alaa. Be good > i G 7»/2 b u l b s ' .YER SLEDS looUag... has a Uekdtaad, chain guard and rinatana 4-WAY DUMR TRUCK ota a i Television is becoming more populaz; CARRIAGE Rach balloon tins. Lota of ohroma, too. Men’s O M’ Outatanding value! This truck'pushes, loads, earriM Ladidd* models %...... C RECORD every day. With its growth, more peo­ and dumps. Made of heavy gauge steel, brightly ' < ple find that RCA Virtor still leads tha With rubber Urea, chrome han­ From up dle bare. Maroon E A O painted in ye^w and red. Non-poisonoua v A O field with the finest sets, besti recep­ leather. A real buy at • aO W PRiOt* o ##•.•>»•••••»••••••••••• * • * a a a • B • ^ wW fStuL it the tion, and clearest picture. Stop in and see the added features that the RCA Victor “Eye Witness” television sets COMPLETE LINE OF TIRES AND HOME AND T i r « 8 l 0 n t LAY-AWAY er BUDGET PLAN give you. For the finest in RCA TMe- vision and expert low cost installation, AUTO SUPPLIES TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS 00 come to your F ahd D Auto Stores, 856 Deposit With The Purchase Of the' New 9EY3 Main Street. Holds It On Om Nar With Tliaaa /// RCA Victor ^Phonograph An Idefld C h ristm as La y -A w a y WINTER TIRES AT W/TH THAT NFW, BIG, BOLD, RUGGFD LOOK! Chriitmat Gift NOW YOU CAN ENJOY LIVE TALENT FIRESTONE

For Dad's Car Woman's QUALITY WITH THIS INEXPENSIVE ATTACHMENT Were you caught with smooth tires PIGURI SKATIS Flays through year preaent aet. With when the first snow feU Sunday? Did Bnowy ahlta tlk m c a your wheels spin when you vainly tried with profaaaloiiU thU low cost sttaohment yoo caa thtUl typa tea. BoUaw (ranad to a now worid of recorded mnaie. Here’s to make a hill? If so, then come to the akatat. a new system aatomntte pinyer whleh F and D Auto Stores for first quality gives you nil these advantagaat e A new kind of record—Brat to be. dis­ anow tread tires and chains. SEAT COVERS tortion-tree ever 100% of the ptoylng Borfeoe. o 7-Inch non-breakable toeerd can ptoy 5 . 9 5 , D ttlp PaiwhHal Tana COetmends the Read |to«dy far Troiilila as long aa ordinary U-Inch . . . wears Coupes famous DORMEYER mneh longer. Tw in e COST Ml’CH LESS than ordinary rec­ ords . . . real snvtnga for yon. ICE^ A BLESSING TRUMPET H0RE>, 5J|5 M O B I^ITI e World’a faateet record changer . . . $ 1 0 . 9 5 playa for more than SO roinnteo wltbimt OR A DANGER7 MIXER and JUICER need of attention. ■ Coaokaa and .Sedans 3.95 a Easiest, rareat operating system ever designed. ' Ice is ideal for skating or cootfaf Always tharo h's a "wiis saver" thot inixas and juioasl Portable too — makes avary pot and pan a mixing bowL Powerhil three HHpsd motor. # Kew -bookcase” albums . . . an end drinks, but not in your radimtor. B* Sewtib WfiMf ^ 2 9 ’ * whSB Vaa te record storage problems. sura that yon win not hava costly re­ GASOLINE HEATER aoad It. Opoc^ Revolving turntable. Fomous *'Magic-Mbc" orm floats tho two 'ta p gnaUty to avtty yatpaH. 1 atw fteai aijy pair bills for a freaseup this Wtatar. ■ ' ■ 1 Tlaada aar wtto baat to*M swv •JLwA# inWAV Come to F and D for the flneat panau- 100% virgin wool plaid, full cut for eaay movement. Im- i. eadal CfftnUt off earkantec. Beiaan gold awtahutn dalih. avelt battery. ohroma-platad beaters from contor to sido — quicker, more Ba noMs. BconomliDaL pletely wlrod. BoUt-ta nlay. thorough. So oasy to buy too — a small doposit nent anti-frease or akdiM, a l at ram* pregnole \|;ater rei^Uent finish to keep you warm and ‘ sonabla prices. 'dry in snow or rain. Your choice of button or zipper T h ^ protect yenr ear's qaeM arr aid add anart paad now and tha balance on oasy budgot torma,...... front styles. BenUiray we've seen this season. Come in ledks to Its Jntarlar. Tkaat an vtaUty eevan mads of dne $ 2 4 - 9 5 matailala and ptadalen taflprad ta dt paifaaUy. lea Uam Come in.,,. Play it yourself today n 2 ” .today. ThoyYo a itaad bayi A ■ 'I •\. ■ MANl^ESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 194t p a o b i w e n t I- MAMCU1!V1'£H BVBNiNU Ui£KAU>. MANUUfiS’l’BB. OUflM^ WEDJNKSUAT, NOVlSMBEK 30, l‘J4» p a g e TWENTY-FOUR '-'X " ------approached Is climax in 1947. The and Mrs. Roy Norris, Mr, and Mrs. Davoren thumbed through the' driver— ran into the police station Jews licave Ancient 5,000 figure Is a eonaervatlve es­ Cash and Carry Esrie Rohan, and Mr. and Mik. British Refrairing and sputtered this story: As . she, Vets. Auxiliary Scientists ^‘Read” at the Denver M edh ^ Society’s Carbon Monoxide Poison timate. Reliable. eaUmates place lAidwig Hansen. Beautify Your Windows With **Rilde-bih** refemU center and gkvn.hm the pulled up at an Intersection a ci City of Damascus the’ presOTt Jewish population of Robbers Service A t a previoua meeting, the name name of a doctor. * Many U. S. Ships roared through a stop sign, To^HpldSale Damascus at 4,000; of Aleppo at 't a . y "SO-SO Chib” was chosen from Tbe Orange L^ves The doctoq went to the house ing her auto by inches. Manchester Danger Is Emphasized * numerous suggestions. Officers - . i 2,000. Syrian Jews have been con- and found the wonmn had polio. j ...... I 'Can’t you read?" she screamed. centratM in these two cities for Chicago—(P)—Mrs^ 6ertle Kap­ elected for the ensuing year were The Auxiliary to j^erson- bamaaciia— UP)— The small Jsw- She was rushed to a hospital. An­ London — — British ship­ A t that, the car skidded y i a halt. I ‘ ,...... ’ lan made, sure tm t burglars Mr. and Mr«. EOrl Benson, presi­ ICornice andValance BoardsI Riverside, Calif.—(P>—They, are Shoa Post, No. 2046, Veteraha of Ish papulation remaining In an­ ce^uries. Doctor "reading” orange leaves hens, but other day or two and she might yards are beginning to earn dollars man popped out, walked over to How many of uffw lll cUf ot car-,1 coom aboukl be removed to fr e A wouldn’t get awpY with her cosh dent; Mr. and Mrs. Bradlce Hud­ Mrs. Carllle and without a word CARPBT CENTER son ippnoxide’ poisonlng this win- air, and if breathing hae atoppeo, cient Damaacua la shrinking stsad- and jewelry — and they didn’t. dleston, .vice president; Mr, and not the way a fortune teller scans have died. for Britata by overhauling Ameri­ maa sale o f aprons and h a n ^ The Incident U typical of the 40 clipped her on the j y f . e ter? Will you be the next victim? ' artificial respiration is.started Im- ily because Jewish families are Just before she left the house, she Mrs. Walter Archer, secreta^; Finished to Suit Your Taate tea leaves. University of OUlforiiila can shlpa Wallsend-on-Tyns 'ship­ made arllcK j at uw j . *.aie Why Red Colored chemists grind up orange leaves cams the center averages each day. Laat year, U4 Conneotiout people ' mediately. The person ahould be leaving Syria In a search for put 8120 and three rings in her and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sweet, Says: yards have completed the overhaul Corporation’s department store, Spee^ Shop for Ruga and Carpeta** purse. She had walked abcui a and analyse them to see what the Set up by the doctors a year ago, What’s la A garn e t Death lied from exposutb to this deadly | covered with blankets and kept greater security. One Arable Jr„ treasurer. the center received 800 calls the of the U. S.-owned tanker Mea- Saturday morning, December 8,^ gas. Thirty-nina of these deaths j warm and reimved to the hospital Carg Cause Speed block yriien two robbers snatched Meetings are.to be held on the plant needs In the way o f food. cham and now are awaiting the newspaitoa "AI Ayyam," estimates first nipnth. Now about 1,200 per­ at nine o’clock. • were accidental arid could have i aa quickly as * possible, but con- the pUrse. first Friday of each month at 7 :U0 Phone 2-"3524 or 2--9002 Anytime I la the Klteays Mwt B« "You are about to meet a tall,, arrival o f the 10,448-ton 6il tanker Khartoum,,Sudan — OF) — Two tlmt about one hundred Jewish CanfoUy InvMtipttcd handsome bag of fertiliser,” is the sons call paeh month. Sudanese Who had the same last Mrs. Madeline Drake, ebairfnax. bean avoided. ■ t r -‘'Tllnutng artlcial respiration all the fhmiliea left the city in the Iasi p.m. A ll married couples of all Umatilla for gener^ repairs, and her eonmUttee have been A L L T Y P E - A L L SIZES New Tork—(P)—Do you dislike forecast for an orange tree that napie—Khamis- -were Introduced. • OMbon munoxlde is one of the while. Tha patient ahould be kept three months. “ AI Ayyam” said ages are welcome. ' E, J, Hunter, director of the working for. some time to make oldest poisohs known to ifiaqwhd absolute,ly quiet because the least they went to lerael, smuggling having other motorista Jockey past By M a la P. Jordaa, M. D. shows it’s hungry by what Is lack­ From A Harried Reported They cheerfully discussed the edin- you while trying to drive at a a M Mary’s Club W ilttca to t NBA Service firm, is visiting the United States cldence: Tnen one discovered that this sale a success, and have as­ yet every year it takes lu aplMU, bit ot exercise demands more their movable property and money ing in iU leaves. in search of further orders. r ' sembled a big assortment of A L L GRADES toll o f thousands throughout tbe .oxygen w^en there ts already and steady pace? / Too many people neflect aert- Great Falls, Mont.—l—^ r d s the other spelled his name dlffer- with them. Informed sources say In Arabic. beautiful aprons from which to United States. To some extent, i tremendous oxygen deficiency in It is possible that aome of the I f so, don’t buy a red car, advises Selects Officers oua aymptome and too many 6th- grow thick and bristly in the choose, also lovely haiid-knittc^ WaO-To-WbU Inateltetloiui this tremendous loss o f Ufa Is un- I the body tissues. Drugs are of Ut- Howard Ketcham, color and design county Jail while legal cjii.ns ' A jury, a tumor, an Inflammation, ed, thus providing on opportunity stones, and from other disorders Tor Ute Concentrations of carbon within these organs. Needless to monoxide to build up’ to toxic or say, anything whlqh causes enough lethal qiianUtles very rapidly \ Reserve the bleeding In the kidneys to be ob­ within confined spaces. Such coH' served in the urine should be In­ A GENUINE GENERAL MOTORS centratlons may occur in indua- vestigated promptly and com­ THE FINE AMERICAN WATCH trial plants homaa, garages and “SANITONE” M w eltM pletely. even in your car or .trpek aa yon oaat Most such conditions can bo drive down the highwaiy. It’a a treated successfully either by Ifw Piw^err^ WotcA tor ^ good Idea to have at least one win­ medical means or by surgery if dow partially open when driving FOR TH AT EMERGENCY BULOVA they are discovered early enough. GIFT O ccosAmi MYRTLE... $6aS0 in cold weather and never start The great tragedy, however, is 14K Aofurol or wMPo your motor in the garage unless DEUVERYSERVia DELCO-HEAT gol4-llliod oobo. of your choice-“ in that when they have been al­ Sbb ThBSB 'and the garage doors are open. lowed to exist for a long time Every heating appliance and all • When you need some­ they often reach a stage In which Dozens Moral manlfolda- and exhaust pipes WELL-DRESSED LOOK successful treatment is no longer SERIES S should be inspected thoroughly at thing from the drug store GAUDET, Jewelers possible. this time o f the year in order to —f«/e6/y»don*t wring Troubled Tubes make certain that they are fiuy> After leaving the kidneys, the OIL BURNER : tionlng property and that there yoer hands; ting our tcle- Christmas Layaway //' urine passes down tubes known as are naleaka. If proper combustion Frank Rainbow phottc! WeTl be at yoer ureters—one for each kidney, \ Plan le w In flrtt cost and economical to op o w o occurs there is little danger from these tubes can be injured, can accidenta of this nature, bet’s be door almost before you be pressed upon by tumors, or can' the Soriot ^'E" Dolce-Hoot oil burner is the safe. Have them inspected and be Have your non-waahablea dry cleaned here, the SANITONE way. How can aay,*That’s octtaiely X' oulstonciins vqluo In automatic homo hoot­ sure that your InatallaUonS ' con­ be blocked,by stones anyone of end Table Set fresh, how trim theyll lobk!- pmsp# aenieer Wk eoete which cause bleeding into the ing. this fully automatic oil burner may bo £ /O'ton form to local ordinances. Ehcces- - with Package urine. installed right in your prosont furnace . . . 7 U ^ sive concentrations may result poead and deliver pre­ from the improper stoking and Frequently the bleeding la not will give you many years of dependable The press will last longer and colors will look richer. Costs no more than scriptions, tool That's present all of the time. Blood may > banking o f your furnace. Your lo­ appear for a abort time in tbe service. Come in or call us today for mere t colyrM itt yl dub bDwl ond 4 mBtehino 12 ot. disHti In rod cal dealer will be glad to fumlah ordinary dry cleaning. , oar specialty, you know. urine and then disappear, leading details about this real value leader. <4KMIwaleeW.I ytllDw*-tift-bDt«d %1.9St 7Vs Alt CovBffd CostBrDlt il.SOtOpan you with proper operating tnstnic- lowl Individual 12 ot. DiiNm $.39 Batb. to a false sense of relief and se­ Uona and techniques.. 10% DISCOUNT— CASH AND CARRY or Phone 2-0030 curity. Specialists in this field COMPARE THESE VALUE LEADER FEATURES: $ The symptons of carbon mon­ n D r t h e n d TAK I^ YEAR TO >^Y maintain that this irregularity of a Designed to bum distillcrte or catalytic 249-50 oxide ptfisoning develop very In­ bleeding causes a great deal of sidiously. at times so Insidiously PHARMACY difficulty and that many of their fuel oils with maximum efflciency. that you may not even recognize problems are made much worse a Pewtrad by tha ravelutionery naw Dalce them before becoming uncon­ 4 Depot Square, Tel. 6545 COMPLHELY INSTALLED scious. There is usually a feeling GAUDET because of neglect. It’s Just or­ Applionca Rigidframa meter for quiet dinary common sense to take of Ugbtneaa acroes the forehead, Free Delivery vibretienlosa operation. 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When 533 MAIN STREET M.\NCHESTER property performed, the test Is accurate but its Interpretation, The House Of Heat Announces A that Is, deciding what the results Feed and mean, requires judgment and ad­ ditional Information about the Hardware patient. LARSEN’S 34 pEPOT SQUARE TEL. 5406 ,13th Fugitive Gfaiid flavor-lift Treed by Police 1 . . makes simple dishes taste super! $50,000 CONTEST! Hutington, W. 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MAWGMJCSTIfiR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 194f PAGE TWENTY«5Virt ‘ ------—- MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALU. MANCHESTER. CONN« WEUNESUAY, NOVEBIBBR 80, 194f n # gtotlattdaa Hollywood Film Producer-r-I Small boy writing answers on TOONEKVaLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE PUX Sense and Nonsense “What is a statisUclMT'’ the. WMt you to write m o * story that M anatomy teit: Dust the salad M d the cheese wiyi boy asked his dad. And when he begin* with a tomado or m earth­ “ Your is what if you ain't ( powder, if you are a recent quake M d works up to a climax. got two pratty good onsa you cM ’t de, try a “something blue" a little paprika for color. ^ ^ An item tells us x-radio oomedi- heard tha answer, It did not eeem get to ftfet base, Md neither c m s ^ t pr a “dusty pink" obe if you M is tMing paychoaiialyassd. And so bad. NYLON MA^tnSETTte to be A gcbool Teaober Who Is Easy your sister.’’ ^ The FRIDB PHBMC DEMON­ ]»refer. But pick one that you en- what win ho do for a living when “ T is ane who juggles figursa, STRATION on •'Fahriea. Fashions, ;oy yourself. Whatever scent you made into iSsutlful window^ cur­ he Is cured?—BrMdoa Sun. he said in oven tone On The Eyes Cm Be Hard On The and flnlsbas,". that will give employ should be used sparingly. tains fOivXlhtiatmaa pleasMse is “The statfetlcUn helps them Pupils. Huge toll of life la being taken you all sortn of clever ideas to just $.5T a yard in qusnUtles of Ths weakeA’bex Is the stronger that eennot Ua>alone.'' every day by fires in homes Md elsewhere and it is evident that use In your own sewing, takes New SPACB^Sa W g SKIRT ten yards or more at the CHEJWr sex because of the weakness of ths SalesmM—When IS the beat! most of them can be traced to hu­ l>iace tom orrow. at 2:00 p.m. RdklKS are only $.89 In the No­ stronger sex for the weekep sex. Mm (in barber chair, stgnaUBg Urns to see Mr. Smith? tte SINGER SBWINa CENTS . tion Department at the J. W. with his fingsr)—Got another raz­ ReeeptionUt—Hard to say. Be­ man aegllgenoe. It la dangerous to 832 Main Street. Phone $883.this h a l e c o m p a n y . ’The six bars English Frofessor—And what or? fore lunch he's grouchy and after take chances with fire. afteiiioon or jtoraorrow to reserve with two dips on each will Don't use evaporated. mBk in made you write a paragraph Uka Barber-i-Wby? lunch he has indigestion. preparing)*, rennet custard ilnce a seat You're welcome without hold six skirts on one convenient that? Mm —Td like to defend myself. Local Temperance Worker — reservation but everyone ckn he hMger to go on a rod or clpeet it will ksM the dessert from eet- Sweet Young Thing—I quoted It Apparently Not All Delinquency Stop! Do >*ou think a glass of that more comfortable if the ‘sise of door. They’re ooUa^ble ' for ting. tTse m o h milk|0nty. from Dickens. A Beautiful Lawn Oagts Mora Is Juvenllle Delinquency When We vile stuff will quench your thirst? some bMuty ehoras. ITiia is the the audience Is known. traveling. They're handy to own Bhglish Professor — Beautiful Per Square Yard H i m A Wilton Note Liquor Salesmen Breaking perk —No, Ma’am. I'm going to brandy glasses (which make pret-1 and make a practical gift. , FEDT «U08 from the The Law They Are Supposed To drink the whole bottle. A FINE MIRROR U * motl »t* Tailored day when she c m manicure, pedi­ UNOLBDM COMPANY, lines, aren't they? Carpet Pansy Baskets ty flower containers). Often these I cure and facial to her heart’s de­ Plenty of hot water la essential — ■ II I Obey. ti«eUva ChrUtBiM gift. At tha J. things cost just a few cents but I 32 disk Street, wsnld make use­ A. WHITE GLASS COMPANY, 24 light She can. shampoo her hair, for moot efficient laundering of Kidneys, along with liver, rank ful ^Clmiffmar'gifts. In rainbow Dinner—^These clams art very How pleasMt it would be if make dellghtfqlly personalized] high in iron, one of the minemls Mother -^W hat's the.' matter Birch Street, you can have a mir­ sew buttons on dresses, suits Md cottons. This holds true whether colofi agih u t dark backgrounds, smell, welter. everyone for Whom, life is a song YUle gifts. It is easy to do. lingerie, write letters, and do all the washing is done by hMd dr we heed for good health. Use both Walter—Yes. sir. now? would stay in key.—Grit. ror cut to apecJflcatlona to uae un­ kidneys and liver frequently in they'd fill In beautifully In lota of Little Junior (who’s been bath­ framed or to nt a frame. Aek for MMy of thU year’s C3trlstmas 1 the things that please her. machine, whether the water is Diner—And they are net very hard or soft and whatever soap.or menus.; places from hearth to halL Long fresh. ing with older brother)-Freddie Sadie—So they eloped M d got free eetlmatea—and go early to cards have gone nuislcal. Some j wearing, reversible, Indiyiduelly CHILDREN’S C;L0THIN0 FOR detergent is used.' Waiter—Then It's luck they ere dropped the towel in the water married? t avoid the laat-minute nudi. of them carry words and four-part j packaged, they're priced from M d he's dried me wetter than I harmonies of famous Christmas j 'tsIRISTMAS is good-looking and ' BILLFOLD WAtLETS of gen­ $2.99 for M 18”x38” to $10.09 for small, isn’t it sir? ’ . ‘ Jerry—And her ' mother—has carols, just as they might appear low-priced at the MONTGOMERY A delightful gift, packaged with uine leather are priced from $1.00 waa bsfore. she forgotten them? A wool scarf alwaye makes a originality, is one of LELQNG'S the 34” by 70” else. Man Of Faw Words Seldom ' M -- Sadie—I don’t thln*k to. ' She’a fine Yule gift. You c m -make in a hymn book, to Mswer popular j WARD COMPANY. Matching up at th« DEWEY-RICHMAN rayon crepe slip and pMtle sets, C I^ S T M A S TREE COLOGNES. COMPANY, 767 Main Street. Al­ Have To Take Thsm Back. —Grit. It pays to be charitable. The gone to live with them. two scarfa. for your S**"* demMd. Any of Delong'S famous scents— For a luncheon salad mix mM who trusts men will make and a ' muffler for that ^ y with decorated with embroidery, are ways a nice Christmas gift for DANIEL GREEN COMFY SUP-1 $1.98 in sizes 4 to 14. Rayon pM- “Indiscreet” "Tall »&"•” "BaI*- man. or lady, these indude espe­ chopped hard-cooked egg with Tact: Wheii you think 'some- fewer mistakes than be who mis­ A Stitch In Time Savea Expo­ one and one-quarter y**^ minced leftover t)am aqd use aour [PERS are on almost everyone’s tlep in the same sizes are boxed at llka,” "Whisper,” oP’ Slrocco”— cially good-looking alligator, os- thUig and don’t say it.—Grit. trusts them. - sure. Inch wool, suggest local sewing may be set In a white Christmas cream for the dressing. 3erve «m SSters. Plain fabric c m rn e^ re three pairs for $1.20 ,ln white, tridi, and pigskin wallets. "WMted” list for Christmas. And tree frame with a cord for hMg- salad greens for uae as a fllliHg *cr 40 by 40 for the scarf. If the there are so many attractive styles j pink, Md blue. Twin Sweater Sets MICKEY FINN The Grand EntiBnoe! LANK LEONARD measurement would have to ^ 40 with a novelty weave in red, ing it on the big tree. This gift is College girls are wearing separ­ split toasted frankfurter roUs. at the C. E. HOUSE A SON store, $1.50, plus tax, at the WELDON by 43 so that you c m match the green, blue, and' yellow are $4.08 ata skirts Md -shirts of dark CKAY. 60m.eMeNf tr't tme 965 Main Street;Slressy satin slip­ DRUG COMPANY. plaid. The boy’s muffler will meas­ pers with low or medium heels in in sizes 7 to 14. Jacquard sweat printed cotton flannel this winter. CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR PDK in 1DMAKE OUMNTIANCf ure 14 inches by 45 Inches. wine or bhie; wedgle soles on satin era. Including one with m appro­ It's pritotleal because the gar­ ARTISTS—large or small—-esa LETS LME Uf / Start by folding on the slip-ins decorated with bMds of priate reindeer design, are $2.98. Ripe avocado Is delicious msph ments may be tossed in with the be found at the JOHNSON (gives you 2 triangles). C^t three colors; beaded moccasins In | Solid color sweaters in many ed fine and seasoned with salt regular laundry. FiremM red PAINT COMPANY. <99 Mein Street There ere sets of oil colors aooes. Fringw two e08«®. .^y blue qr white with fur or lamb’s shades are $1.9$. ' pepper, a little wine vinegar and flannelette also is a favorite for pulling threads through, finely grated onlpn; use as a spread dormitory robes Md pa^umas. at $2.25, $3.85, $6.36, $8.4$, $12.10' fringe as deep as you like. JPlhit wool cuffs; comfortable felt slip­ Md Urger. Finger Paint Sets at pers with soft leather soles in rose | Bed Ctierry and Fresh Pear for potato chips Or small\ crisp raw edge M d hem In rface. Yrom $2.00, $S.OO M d $4.00 'give chil­ 1 or blue, and many more. Compote crackers. WINTER FOOTWEAR of center of bios edge fold over 3 Goodrich rubber la smart,' good- dren pleasure M d creative outlet. todies. Keep tapering from center Ingredients: 1 No.' 2 cf** (2 pound, 4 ounces or cups) red looking M d excellent in quality at Special supplies Include photo­ out unUl you have about H inch Gift Fruit Cake En Cdsserole A*“PENCILrrER’’ is ifcdlaUnc* sour pitted cherries, 1-4 cup sugar, live.gift for the niM who "has the ENNA-JETTICK SHOE graphic paints Md ail colon for at th6 end. ^ (2 cakes In !■/]-quart casseroles) decofating tinware. « To make the mM’s iriuffler, Wd One cup seedless raisins, 1 cup 1 tablespoon cornstarch, 1-4 tea­ everything.” A gold-filled auto­ 8ALON, 474 Mato Street High la half the 14” hy 46 fabric. PjJt uncooked prunes, 1 cup uncooked spoon salt, 3 fresh pears. matic pMctl has a . small but boots of soft rubber In all wom­ Method; Drain cherries from workable Ronson lighter in the en's Sizes give fashionable protec­ A new idea in scarfs la the right sides togetter. ^ t c h dried flgs, 3-4 cup cut citron, 1-2 "bookercblef” , a silk square print­ ouUide edge. Press ^ am cup cut preserved orMge peel, 1 juice M d add enough water to top. The Penclliter is $18.30, in^ tion. Stadium boots o f rubber juice to make 1 cup. Put the su­ ed with best-selltog book titles. open, turn right aide ou^ cup halved CMdled cherries, 1 cup eluding tax, at MATIHCR’S AT with flannel lining M d woolly gar, cornstarch, M d salt in a THE CENTER. cuff are cOslly warm. Rubbers o f so side seam is flat. j broken walnut meats, 1-2 cup UPHOLSTERY REMNANTS in edges under 1 inch at each end thick jelly, 1-4 cup orMge juice, 1 sinall saucepM M d mix well; add pliable rubber fit beautifully. Nice (Smmms kr TSe S«u SrXicsu, laai ny^er or fringe ends M d stltch- teaspoon allspice, 2 teaspoons cin­ the cherry juice slowly, blending Christmas gifts! widths suitable for table ruiuiers, - 3 0 - 4 f well as you do so there are n& To dress up a simple apple pud­ pillows, shopping bags M d mM y 'seam. _____ namon, 1 teaspoon mace, 11-4 cups ding to make it compMy fare, top FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER ' BUGS BUNNY BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES No Dice BY EDG AR^M ^TIN butter or fortlfled margarine, 3-4 lumps. SUrrlng constMUy, cook Waldorf Salad — that old stMd- other uses are very good-looking cherry juice mixture over moder­ it Witb small scoops of vanilla ice cup brown sugar, 3-4 cup grMU- by of apple, celery, walnuts, M d and very moderately p ric^ at the TMAT CVCRV TIMC HC'^ X CANT WA-ICHI^ 1 VOMto tVR WAG A "ICHBtfftMAS'., hath VriTVt V<\00\V?> A MAN’S ROBB with the eleg- ate heat until it thickens Md cream. yiAH'.THlto 'V GO TV«k Mce of flne Chen^ fabric is a lated sugar, 4 eggs, 2 teaspoons mayonnaise — takes on new In- CHENEY BROTHERS REM­ «CAU . POES A TRICK T in s' 004414361 AA-H ,TH^ fQOLNCVflNd ABOUKkO THL 2^A\«afc ? comes to a boil; boll for 1 minute NANT SALESROOM. , very acceptable Christines vanilla extract, 3 1-2 cups sifted Make your bath a lovely pleas- tereat when it's served on e bed of • o o o / HE'S RCWARDCP v o y a v - trOtl SOWe m o w CHfWSIMAh -ritW. -THf. By Mrs. Anne Cabot all-purpose flour, 1-2 teaspoon Pour over cherries M d chill. Just rich colors M d expert taUor- before serving peel pears, cut in Mt thing. Pamper yourself with watercress Md accompanied by i T\M1'. I ff.f.V\l46 Of 6000 these robes dlstlnctlye Every womM takes pride In baking soda, 3-4 teaspoon salt. scented soaps, bath oils Md dust- mound of creamed cottage 4-inch thick. chignon. Definitely In Thia Town. every weekday. Dust cut-out cookie pattern TER CARPET CENTER. 308 lightly with flour to prevent suck­ Molasses Crunch Main Street (in the Plnehurst Velocipedes—Dolls Use a graham cracker crus* for ing; lay pattern on dough and cut Mix together 1 cup of old-fash­ block), can show you just how lemon pie M d top with whipped | around pattern with knife. lift ioned dark molasses; 1 cup of su­ beautiful they are in such designs . Educational Toys cream. t o CTCffft dotlgh from around cookio gar and 2 tablespoons of shorten­ as the PerslM Sarouk or Ispahan. shapes. Decorate with red cin­ ing. Cook mixture slowly, stir­ Made of the finest worsted for Games—Pull Toys Nut bread, made with pecMs I namon drops, silver candles, M d ring constantly to 262 de^ees P. texture and wear resistance, with and walnuts, take to cottage or vari-colored cpnAv sprinkles. (or when small quantity dropped the fastest of dyes, and the pattern MARLOW’S cream cheese filling when it is used Bake in moderately hot oven in cold water forms firm ball). Re­ woven through to the back, these for sandwiches. Add chopped kJi4.i4 a far, tn . move from heat; add 1-2 teaspoon rugs are treated with a special To make a toothbrush more in­ prunes or raisins to the cheese and baking soda; stir until bubbling ash that gives a permanent triguing to a youngster, Md to flavor with a little grated orange | PRISCILLA’S POP The Peacemaker BY AL VERMEER stops. Add 2 1-2 cups chopped lustre. Sizes run from small rugs keep ownership clear, paint or lemon rind. ITS T u r n ’ NO, IT’S LEAVE IT TO ME, JUST REMEMBER I IVS t u r n T ^ , nuts. Pour into greased shallow up to 11 feet, 3 inches by 21 feet. brushes with kid’s name in bright WA2EL1 1 VOF voo.Voo L oaceo ABOUT ' with liquid glaze which c m be ble M d confusion next spring. A ffriCK AN' PUSH AND HC* AU.US TRVIN IOC SPARKLINiS autumn AV7RN- HEAD WITH u k E t h e Co v e r GAMBLING., used on chins, glassware, pottery, emristmas gift for a m M *■ toe holidays, you’ll WMt to see the UkE HIM/ PRANKUN o SSO GBaJTLEMAN’S SETr just dis­ huge stock of BEAUTIFUL LIN­ ITINTH’ MOLEAN' TO T ^ B NAPS while TM’ 1416 ^ COMS, COU8,0ei6UTeN ►TM» lOO- PAGE OF The 5 tile, tinware. You c m point dC' Some systematio housekeepers ] TWlWriTlNTH^ UP v8ev«n huge machines, each cap­ Barton, of Sandy Bpring, noticed step After this. Picked up by Police has a pretty good idea aa to vWch ordered the Janitor at the dty mik m U) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1,1949 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS Bv D I tMTMm able of 2600 computations per the cow he Just bought seemed Lieut. Joe Beach on suspicion In of his customers have Idle land on VOL. LXUL, NO. 52 NKA SUIT CortwiilK^dcnt which trees can be piloted. health center to spray tha bal- minute, are kept going constantly homesick. He noticed also tiiat Its California Finds the theft of a 82—Pe«plte sniogi the sole of James’ left shoe was a noticed a car parked along his also carry mites, and, I.regret to Assembly Leaders Lewis Tells Miners btMinaaa machine. It wUl take route. Thinking it might contain a say, lice. Once In a while I have checks the process will be so fast found that he.had bought a stolen tangled traffic and Mickey Cohen, bit thicker than the right. The 820 Tj|fe OFFICE P,83d,000,000 ouch card passca to It will ^ impossible to select the cow. He got his money back. The the tourists who spend some 84,- bill was folded under the sole. In postal inspector, he kept a close an itch. ’Then I have to scratch figure out the dlvidenda which “first” one printed. Actually rustler was traced, confessed, and 000,000 annually in Southern Cal­ Jail, James said, “I’d have gotten eye on It. The apray, therefore, is for every- . . i R t h r a u T ^ vaUrana gat next January on about 7000 “firsU" will be printed blamed it all on the fact that )!• ifornia are going home happy, says away if I'd Just squatted a little. Latej* he heard of a robbery in bodjr’s protection around here, but Agree to Formula almost aimuttaneously. Don Thomas, director of the All the area. Remembering the car, mostly for my own.” W lU i BE CLOSED their OI Inauranoa. Here are some of the special had ulcers, seven children and and its license number, he told po­ To Go Back Digging house that burned down. Year Club. ‘' s - Barber Baa a Tonlo For Trees The payment of |2.8 blll^ headaches on the Job: He learned this by mallfitg tour­ lice about It. The clue resulted in Cnltora Paaris w o^ ^ ividanda to 16,000,000 “ But if it wasn’t for drinking, I UNTIL DEC. 8 Because of the size of the ma­ ists questionnaires after they re­ college Station, Raleigh, N. C.- the arrest of the robber. ■' "'T " ■ eligible veterana la tha biggeat and chine card, persons who have a wouldn’t have Uken a single cow," For Town Grants he said. turned home. The repUcs showed, tJP)—If you drop Into J0 carda w.111 have to be han­ “This Is nearly twice the prewar only noticed his loss when he tried secting a pearl can the artiSclal buUdinga in the ahadow of dled in this way. west of Helena Running back estry specialist toir the State Col­ layed Action in Spe­ Min« Union CSiiers De­ lege BJxtenslon ^ Service, Smith Is to park. center be detected., Over Question Shining Example tin UncOln Memorial. Several hundred thousand ap­ and forth across- the highway, he llgure.” Court Actions cree on Length of To the great relief of the offl* plications list an address “ in cars had motorists half crazy. THE BEST COOKS cial »Session on Bill dala who have been planning thia oT’ somebody, which also require Highway Patrolman Clifford Pity a Cop With Writer’s Cramp Extending State Aid Of Nationalism Working Week Also dgantlc taak for more than three special handling. Small took after the horse and It IN MANCHESTER Seen Hurting y a m the actual work la running led him a lively chase for 80 mih- Los Angeles—(JP)—A . UCLA To Help Build Schools Applies to Anthra­ More than one million checks campus policeman found a gold emoothly and alightly ahead of will have to be accompanied by utes before it took a quick detour Are Contributing To The aehedule. up Colorado gulch. With a horse mine of illegally parked studentif American Officials Dis­ Union’s Drive cite Field Where Men detailed statement showing why cars, so many that he ran out of State Capitol, Hartford, a certain deduction was made laugh, no doubt. turbed by German At< Had Been Working The very aixe of the Job ereatea from the dividend for siich things tickets. it’s exciting, FOOD SALE Dec. 1.—(4^ — Legislative eoma complicated problema-which as overpayment on other p i bene­ High Pressure Educattoa “I got vrriter’s cramp after the leaders of both parties came On Five-Day Setup;, 10th,” the Daily Bruin, campus titude; Uncertain of CIO’s New Electrical have laever before been ta«W»^ fits. at HALE'S up w ith a solution today to by bualneoa experta. Edward^.^ Galesburg, 111.—i/P)—Coopera­ newspaper, quoted the officer aa it’s enchanting... Amount of Increase To Go Back Monday Three carbon copies of the the problem which delayed W oriters Delegates Jooeph, a government bunirance vouchers for the checks have to tive selling class students in saying. “ After the 22nd my book For Tbe Banedictina Abbey expert from 8 t Louia who U in be printed aa part of the operation Galesburg senior high school ac- was empty.” On Thuraday action in the General Assem­ Frankfurt, Germany, Dec. 1— Unanimously Supports New York, Dec. 1.—(/P>— charge o f the Job. edmita that even for government accounting puf it’s Daniel Green’s elegant bly’s special session on a hill V ' / • Coma One—Coma AU (l^—Anierican officials showed in­ Declaration by Carey John L. Lewis today ordered ho hea difficulty graaplng aU the poses. Be There Early Wxtending state aid to towns X n . Mildred NeUe, wife of a welMawwn DaUas gambler, was killed In Dallas when attempted to detalla of all the computationa Joseph estimates that the job creasing concern today over the start m oar parked in front of the Noble home and tbe car was wreclced in a shattering expipinsion. Only the nation’s 400,000 soft coal performed by the machlnea. will have to be kept going at its to help them build new question of rislhg (lernian nation­ tills wreekage remained. Mrs. Noble’s body was hurled 100 feet from the car. Juitlce of the Peo^ie Philadelphia, Dec. 1—(#)— The achoolz.’The Legislature appeared miners, on strike since mid­ Hera are aome facta and figuroa 'ireaent rate bntll about next June alism. W. le BIchburg said be beSeved both dynamite and nitroglycerine were used to make a bomb wMch CIO's new Electrical Workers which give an inkUng of the aim all set yesterday to approve a night, back to their jobs next Oefore the work-load eases off. SA VE M O N E Y U. S. High Commissioner John apparantly was w ind to the starter. (AP wlrepboto). of the operation: The percentage of error will be measure orovlding for the aUte union today digested a policy dec­ Monday on a three-days-a- The maater alphabetical file of AT - to azqfpna, over a 20-year period, J. McCloy said last night there laration aimed at court actions so small he won’t even hazard had been “eome rise” in national­ week basis. The mine anion luat one aot of carda la a double guess at It. FREE approximately one-third o f the which the union said “harassed” chief at the same time de-' ' W o f atandard filing cablneU cost ot school building bonds istic tendencies In western Ger­ Average check win be 8175. Russian Peace its membership drive. creed a three-day work ilvedc iaoi« than 8000 yarda long. When Biggest will be 8528. Smallest DIAMOND'S whidi towns might issue. iThen many. But ba declared he was not Western Power Plan tha Job la ftniahed there wilt be possible la 90 cents. Delivery Service it was pointed out that « few c e r t ^ whether the Increase was Some 400 delegates to the week- Mrs. Gloria Varney, 18, of Oam for the 80,000 )urd coal miners, aeveral rowa of the heme length ' Total cost of the whole Job is towns are at or near their legal mors than oould be expected. long convention, which winds up bridge. Mass., told police she was who have been worlting five days A High commission survey With Germans today, unanimously backed the week. with carda arranged according to expected to average out at slightly ARMY-NAVY STORE Oor free delivery debt Umtt now and cannot issue fofeed at gun point to drive a get­ such things as serial number or* bonds. group, basing Its report on a poll For Peace Is Voted declaration, first presented yester­ away ear for her gunman husband Backed by Policy Commlttoa more than one doUar per check. seirice is svaiiable der. Aetloa nelayed of 8,800 Germans, found today day as a special statement by while he.staged n hoMap. The Lewis’ order, backed by tha to yon for all yonr that nationalists, are becoming Seen in 1950 United Mine Workers’ 206-mem-' jtppraadmately 631.000 veto TOWELS 39c 4 $1.00 Action was deteyed whUe lead­ James B. Carey, acting leader of bride of six weeks anid she got Smith win get refunds All Colors. needs at any time more vocal with the lessening of United Nations Assem- ^ the union. the Mack eyes from her husband, ber Pblicy committee, came 11 Let's Take A Ride ers considered a formula to take Allied military controls. Thera are 584,000 “Browna.” The and for any quan­ care o f these communities. Urges Oareful Consideration Ernest Varney, Jr„ the object of n hours after a three-week strike first four cards in the file are for In That Ths group reported eome poli­ State Department Fore- | bly Swamps Soviet Op- NcWS TiobitS police search. (NBA telephoto) truce ended and the soft coal dl|^ veterans with the last name of tity. Just call PINE It was decided at ones that the Asserting he meant no offense state would have to vwair, extra ticians were “beating druma” to gera walked out for the fourth ••Aab.'* The last name In tha file PHARMACY and gather national sympathy but that casts Soviets to With-| position; Vote Fol­ Culled From (JF) W ires to "decent” judges, Carey urged time this year. ARMY TOWELS 69c 3 $1.95 grants to such towns through the Federal and state courts to assess Is ‘Bsodtar,** of which there la yonr order will be thera was no evidence o f any gen­ 8oft coal miners cheered tha labile School building commission, draw Occupation Units! lows Russian Denial more carqfuUy issues involved In only one. However, these figures New 1950 PACKARD delivered immedi­ eral upsurge o f tbe Nasl-type School’s Head back-to-work announcement. Said apply only to the Inltlit batch of named as administrator of the thinking among tbe rank and file. U. 8. may have to pay fairly suite brought against his union. , . Perfect $ L 4 9 a te ly . whole program. Sometime Next Yw t These actions, filed against the UMW Representatlva Dennis 18.000,000 appUcatlona which have SHEETS Earlier IffcCSoy bad said ha as­ New York, Dec. 1.— (JP)— stiff sum to Chineoe eonsulate em­ Harshall at Pittsburgh: It D, I... -s f.'r S2.299 The commission consists of Stats International IBSectrical, Radio bem received. Dividends for Size 72 X 99 sumed there were “areas and The United Nations Assem­ ployee before (Consul General An "The prospects of a CStristmin 8JX)0,000 to 10.000,000 policies In MANCHESTER Kducation Commissioner Finis E. Washington, Dec. 1 — OPh- and Machine Workers (lUE) by Asserts Hiss groups still moUvated . by nation- bly swamped Soviet opposi­ gus Ward and his American staff without work weren’t very bright have not bert sought yet. KnglssBan and three members of allam in Its sinister sense’’—mean­ The State Department bulletin can leave Cbtnese Oommunlst-nm the CIO-ousted United Electrical ARMY Cl^HION SOLE ■ for our men.” The Air the State Board of BduCaUon. ing NasUsm—os distinguished eatd today Russia may make a tion today and adopted a 12- Mukden. . . .Thousand Hukbala- Radio and Machine Workers (IJE) SInea the job etarted a few After a conference this morning, from healthy patriotism. German peace treaty suid withdraw point western power declara­ hapo under Luis Taroc are report­ seek'to tie up union funds and in Loyal Person Win Get IManer CReekn' Pair $1.00 other ways to prevent a switch of Hard coal miners reacted with­ weeks ago 700,000 basic changes SOCKS leaders advanced thla fonmUa for Some American ^officials have Its occupation troops from Ger­ tion laying down essentials ed marching to aid Of 600 politi­ have had to be made on the ap­ CRHPllSEggN making granU to a town In many sometlms next year.’ allegiance by various locals. out enthusiasm. Thejr’U get thinner privately expressed eoncern at the for world peace. The vote fol­ cal rebels battling government plication cards because o f such straitened Unandel condition: increase of Nasi-type publications, The treaty would be made with forces 60 miles south of Mentie. The lUE was formed after the Paiifield Testifies Repu paychecks for the shortened work things as death and change of ad­ • BKj T RADES "If the commission ands that partlculsrly in Bavaria. Through­ Russia’s new satellite “German lowed a shouted Russian de­ . . .Democratic chances in next UK had been ousted by the CIO’s I week. dress. A “basic” change is one Largest stock of Worii Shoes and Jackets in tation for Loyalty, • LOW PAYm ENI S PINE the town Is ananclelly unable to out Germany natlonallste and democratic republic.” The Soviets nial that the Soviet Union is year's Congressloiial elections national convention at Cleveland Indiana Coal Operator O. I* that affects the sise of the final complete such (school building) Neo-Nazi elements have moved sponsored this set-up In October, interfering with the affairs of early this month on'the grounds] Scales commented: dividend and to whom and where • TRADE TODAY town, also Rubbers, Overshoes and Boots. look so good to some party mem­ Integrity and Veracity PHARMACY projects end the standard of edu* more brasenly into the open. paralleling the creation of tbe new YugMlavla. bers they ara worrying about the union was Communist-dom­ “Apparently Lewis is out to gat it is to be sent • PHONE '-191 NOW caUon In Such town will deteriorate There also have been Increased western German state under One point in the Asaembly dec­ over-coalldence. inated. , the operators. The three-day week Never before has there been 664 Center St. TeL 2-9814 Qf Accused Is *Good’ Try Us First and Save ' unless Snanclal assistance is re- stirrings by such groups ss the American-Brltlsh-French sponsor- laration. cflla on all nattops to n - There'll be forthcoming drop In ‘Tt ta our firm intention,'* Caray means we either go broke or raise cOUseted together aa many in­ oeived for such project, the cott- "IWends of Otto Stnuaer,” fol­ shfo. dedared,-*Ho maintain the Integ­ prices—rsnd wa-ar« dstennUwd not dividual machine \uUts to do a any intermntton la t| i$ iMialattye eiBtenqe—thanks, to new New York, Dec. 1.—'11. ernaFf ibe attorney-general, the In Osnada. Strasser's appeal for States-Britiah pro- save mileage for eommnting leg- testified today that Alger Hiss' said Lewis might be ..angling for a naUonal Business Machines Corp. tion on dramatic new moves by the miUntsIn their integrity even "Bethlehem agreement"—doing as IBM has to keep 50 repairmen on comptroller and the commlMloner return to Germany has been ro- posal was adopted by a vote o f 53 isU ton. . . .Harry Bridges de­ reputation for loyalty, integrity o f Snahee and controL make a Jected by tbe British. Russians In their play for Germany without the support of certain the CIO United Steel Workers did the Job day and night to keep the has gained such official recognl- to 5. The negative votes were cast fense counsel, Vincent HalUnan, Judges. and veracity was “ good.” grant to such town la such amount Appealing td Nationalism is fighting both.for his cUent and in negotiating an agreement with madtines working. Uon. by the Soviet bloc. Yugoslavia ab-‘ The witness, Paul Banfield, is as It considers ascessery aad A so-called "Neutrai move­ stained. his own professional standing in "Union Being Harassed” some big company so as to set • Article Written by Expert headmaster of the London school Hundreds o f different major proper and may, in its diserstton, ment,” including a mixture of Ruisla’s Andrei Y. Vishinsky ,S a n Francisco court. , . .New “This international imion and pattern tor the others. pay such grant la one sum or in right and left wlngera from both The speculation was set forth In its affSlate locals are being In .Montgomery county, Md., machine operations are required an article by Henry B. Cox, a State told the asaembly Yugoslavia’s United States of Indonesia for- Receives News Calmly instellmeats.” east and west Germany, is also ap­ maUy will take over rich East In­ harassed by Federal and state where Hiss’ stepson, Timothy en each dividend application card. department expert on German po- charges of Soviet interference are Hobson, waa a student in 1936. President Truman, at Key Went, Q. ShaH Not Bseeed 6300,000 pealing to German nationalism In 'nonsense.” dies islands from Dutch Dec. 27, courts throughout the country in Fla., received ths news calmly. He campaign for unification of llUoal affairs. The article re­ Although called as a prosecu­ The foraula stipulates that the The Soviet foreign minister ob­ annoimcea government o f Indone­ its presekt cam pal^ to increase knew last nlgh^ it was said, that Legal Notices Germa'ny. viewed the establishment dl the its membership,” the convention- tion witness, Banfield was permit­ total of all such grants shall not Soviet - supported east German viously was angered by a Yugo­ sian Republic. Lewis would not permit a full- eaueed 8300,000. Although this form of national­ approved statement aald. ted to testify aa a character wit­ X.14I10B PEBMIT state. slav declaration here yesterday Merger o f United Farm Equip­ ness for Hiss after Federal Judge pledged walkcttt which might ^CURTAIIISiWff ism may not be of a Nazi natura ment workers with United Elec­ "Seemingly the courts, instead BOTICE o r ArPUCATION FOR THE HOLIDAYS J S i This decision raised the eduea- “Soviet authorities have an- defying the new Oominform threat Henry W. Goddard said he did not force the president to Invoke emer­ It is being watched (carefully for againat Premier Marshal Tito. He trical Radior and Machine Workers gency provisions of the Taft-Hait- This Is to live Botice thit T, JOHN fear its program may play into gets legal green Ught from New (Oonttnued on Page like to recall the headmaster from ^OonUnaed on Fsge Foorteen) (Oontlaued on Fm e Twelve) called Yugoslav Ambassador Sava Washington. ley se t KRANEB. of 4SS Hartford Road. Mati- the hands of the Russian-led east York State Supreme court, i '. . Before the strike-end announce­ rhastad, have filed an application German (fommunlste who are Kosanovic the “Tltotst representa­ Banfield said his contacts with dated H o t . 17, IMS, with the Liquor tive” and said his statement was a Economic Oxq>eraUon Adminls- ment came, I’residentlal S ecrets^ using similar tactics. i^*$or Paul O. Hoffman denounces the defendant were “ the usual Control Comiplaslon for a Packaze slander. contacts a headmaster has with Stora Permit for the tale of aleoholie The High commission poll Chiang Ba^^ (Continaed on Page FonrtoM) Shotgun Blast Reds’ Strike Vishinsky vigorously denied long-time practice of western Eu­ the parent of a boy.” liquor OD the premiaea, 31S North Main found an almost unanimous de­ ropean nations in restrlrthig in­ atreat, ICsncheater. REAL DRESS sire, for unity o f the Soviet .sone Kosqnovic’s charge that Russia’s dustrial aad eeonomlc competition Produces Two Lettora The bualneaa ti owned by THOMAS with the allied western imnes, but professed desires for peace were In Command Riddles' Body not matched by Russia’s deeds. In regton. eRepriMla and coun- Earlier, on direct examination J. DONAHVB. of 19 Proctor Road. about 70 per cent said they didn't Proves Flop • he produced two letters, one type­ Manehaater. end will be conducted by “Between the words and deeds of te^rreprlsala kill 360 peraons in want unlflcatlon at 4he price of written and unsigned and one in JOHN KRAMER, of 48S HarUord the Soviet union there never baa ««*y-UBUt pattern of Boad, Hanchaiter, aa permittee. (fonuniinlsm. olvll war. Takes Over Shortly Aft­ Hiss' handwriting. Both concerned Gangland Shooting Also German pollstera under Ameri' Italy*8 Gimmunists Suf­ been any contradiction,” Vishinsky JOHN KRAMER. CURTAINS Osenr CRamana is sworn in Flashes! Dated November 17, I94S. said. as Secretary of Interior before al­ er Reaching Chenglu (Oonttaoed oa Page Two) Puts Holes in Car of (beattaaed ea Fug* Sixteen) fer Humiliating Defeat He then shouted: (iRto Ballettm attkoOPI VMia) UqVOB PEBMIT YOUR "We do not Intend to engage, in most 1,000 witnesses In Washing­ From CThungking NOTICE OF AFFLICA^N New Jersey Detective IN In General. Walkout aqy ialtercaUoni with gentlemen ton . . . December makes its bow o f this ilk.” to parts of middle west with wln- ThI* li to civ. notice that I. Nathan tr y snowfall . . vice President Chentu, China, Dec. 1—on— Agree oa Defense Plan Newark, Dec. 1 _ (g>) _ i y o Rome. Deo. 1—OP)— Italy’s Com- vVlshinsky spoke after Cbile’s Aid Channeled A FREEDMAN, of M Garfield atreet, gangland shootings last .night left Russian Spy •bd Mra. Alben W. Barkley arrive Chiang Kai-Shek Was back today Paris, Dee. 1—(liV-The 12 At^ Hartford, have nied an application munlata Buffered a humiliating de militant anti-C^mmunist delegate, in New York and “ veep” smlitngly in command o f NaUonalist China’s Isntlo pact nations reached naaat- Cuad November 33. 1M9, with th. Bgured Rayon Ruffles $5.98 the shotgun-riddled body of George Hernan Santa Cruz, appealed fpr a Llqtier Control Commiadon for a Pack* (Mussy) Ussolino lying in .a down­ feat today in their attempt to tells reporters that honeymoon has fight against the Communists. He To 14 States mous agreement tonight on a plaa ax». Store for the aale of aleoholie Trial Opens paralyze this nation In a 34-bour World-Wide mobilisation againat “Just started” . . . White House took over shortly after arriving to defend themaelvee agninst any town street and put three holes in Communist aggression. liquor on the premiaea, 733 Main atreet, the car of a coimty detective. sends laurenoe Ooldatein, 11-year- in this new refugee capital from possible agression by Russia. A Haneheater. general atrike. fallen Chungking. five-hour session resulted ia aa Picture Frame Nylons $5.98 Police described the handsome Seran hours after the strike Rosalan Snaps Back ‘ oid Jewish boy of Lynn, Maas., an Steelman Reports Bene­ Tha bualneaa la owned by NATHAN The Russian snapped back that autographed picture of President The confused, travel-weary Na­ agreement that top military plan- k. FREEDMAN, of 38 Garn-ld atreet. SANTA CLAUS 80-year-old UssoUno as a small- Yugoslavia Rei^eals One started at 6 a. m. (midnight, e. Santa Crus spoke in a hysterical Truman. tionalist government still was try­ fits to Many Areas; nera of the western world boiled Hartford, and will be conducted by Uma racketeer. They said he was B. t.) its effects were sesreely felt. ing to set up shop in its fourth as the path to “international peace NATHAN A. Freedman, of 38 Garfleld mowed down here by a sawed-off Of Suspects Suicides It was much more of a failure way and that discussions can’t go Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhpwer, ad­ atreat, Hartford, aa permittee. Matclung Tailored from. $7.98 on in a state of hysteria. dressing group of ScotUsh-Amerr capital this jrear when the gener- $72y842,508 Is Spent and security.” Immediately after shotgun flNd from a moving car than a similar one-day general alisslmq annoimced he waa resum­ NATHAN ARTHUR FREEDMAN. To Escape Prosecution Santa p n a told the Assembly leans in New York, says that too the aessloB U. 8. Defense Beera- Dated November 33. 1MB. os he was unlocking tbe door of strike In Prance last Friday, and ing direction of operations against tary Louts Johnson left by air for his own car. the second noj> in a month for the Russia and the Com)nform will not much em pha^ is being placed on the Reds. Washington, Dec. 1—(g>)_The Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. Dec. 1— Washingrlon to take the plan to Eydit The second shooting took pi: ee Communist-led General Federation give up aggressive policies until personal security at expense of Chiang made the move, his of­ Whffe House reported today the President Truman. l/P)—Yugoslavia b^an its trial of they come face to face with a shortly after midnight in neigh­ of Labor (COIL). individual liberty. . . .New Eng­ fice said in a statement, ss head of goverambnt channeled 872,842,508 * .* * an accused Russian spy ring today boring Irvington. PiAce aald Essex Fidliire Exoeipt In North United world willing and ready to land rivers could be'-developed to the Nationalist emergency council. of aid Into 14 atates to help eaae Ordered to Serve Sentence from with the announcement that one defend itself. unemployment during the three Alsco Permanent Oi^andy $3.98 County Prosecutor’s Detective Government spokesmen said the produce {another, 1,084,775 kllo- The statement said he had no in­ Wnshlngton, Dee. 1-4W —Feeqa- THIS YEAR John Schultz was fired on aa he of the suspects had i committed Lester B. Pearson, foreign min­ watte’ of hydro-electric power if months ended Sept. 30. walkout was a failure except In tention—at the moment— of re­ er Rep. Andrew 4. Mny (D-Mjr) .Combination Ainminum turned his car Jnto the driveway euiclde to escape proeecutlon. Italy’s big nortbern factories, the ister of Canada, called on Russia damage through artificial flooding suming the presidency he gave up John R. Steelman, assistant to Ten "White Ouardiste'! — Rus­ today was ordered to start serving Storm and Screen of his home. chief centers of Italian Commuun- to abandon “aggressive interven­ and other costs were disregarded, last January. But high sources President Truman, reported this on Saturday aa 8 to Zt-moatb JnO The three shots did not harm sians who fled to Yugoslavia after ist strength. tion in the affairs of other coun­ says Providence Journal-Bulletin. predicted he would do that, too, had benefitted many areaa, but had Windows i^d Doors the 1018 revolution but took up sentence for uartime bribery aad SchuRs as they smacked into the Even the Ckimmunlsts laid little tries before it is too late.” Rocket airplane to fly from before long. not provided the answer for others. coaspirncy. Federal Judge Deary Over four mlWIoB la nae to­ left front door of hla car. Soviet ciUsenahip after the last Both Pearson and Santa Crus For these, he said, sfitae additional war — were lined up in the dock claim to success. A spokesman New York to San Francisoo ip less Oalls In Other Leaders A. Sehwelnhant turned down day. Coztom made ia Em I During the month of December (1*31 Inc.) a Lndy^n or Again they eama from a moving for the COIL admitted that trans­ referred to the Cqminform’s cam­ than hour la described at 'Ameri­ One of the generalissimo’s first approach'is indicated. May’i appeal for a reduetton ot Hartford. For free aattmatM automobile, but police eaid thera In front of pistol-toUng militiamen. paign to destroy Premier Marshal moves was to call in other Nation­ Thirty-five areas of critical un­ The defendants ara charged with portation was nearly normal In can Society of Mechanical En­ the terin. Mny wna aot la the call yoar loeal rcprmaitattv.. GEORGE WASHINGTON was no reason to connect the two most cities. ITto of Yugosiavia. - Pearson said gineers at New York session . . . alist leaders to discuss measures employment E^eived the assist courtroom to bear tbe deelslea. Man^s wrist watch will be given FREE with the purchase o f the mob-style abooUngs. funneling information to Russia Ruasla’a attitude toward Yugo­ for checking the Red tide flooding ance. It coTisiated of purchases, The Judge directed that be turn through the Soviet embassy in Yesterday the COIL had ap­ Defense ministers of 12 Atlantic UssoUno’s death near the busy pealed to all workers In Italy to slavia and her other eastern Eu­ pact countries meet In Paris to de­ into southwestern China. construction contracts and busi himself over to the marthnl at the WILLIAM VIEWS intersection o f Murray and Brood Belgrade. ^ ropean neighbors has converted The Chmmunlsts took Chung­ ness loans designed to put more eastern district e l Kontueiqr Sat­ day^s Special Used Car Buy which incidentally will be a BAR* Haaga Hhaarif la JaU OeU Join the strike In protest against cide whether U. 8. or Britain wfll U Hyda Straet Pboae % 9ZS» CHOICE streeta attracted hundreds of cu­ the death of two farmhands in a have biggest votes in calling sig­ king yesterday. The takeover ap­ people at work. urday. Mny was at bln heoM la or Hartford 8-82S9 rious Wednesday night shoppers. It The court announced that of the (Oonttnued oa Page Two) nals if western Europe is attacked parently was swift. The signal Oovera First Three Months Preotoasburg. 13 originally ocheduled to appear, clash with police in the eouth. GAIN CAR. The car chosen will appev in this paper daily Faithful reproductions of is not far from tbe main bualneaa “Only Limited Proteet” that the Reds had completely oc­ The.program of funneling feder­ • • • the priceless hand woven bed distrlcL two were absent Ladislav Nekhl- cupied the city of 1,000,000 per­ al spending into areas of high un. Judge Declarea Mistrial yudov bad banged himself In his Today, however, a CXSIL spokes­ under Autos for Sale and will be headed **Xmas Buy.’* spread loomed to be heirloom- f Witnesses told pojlce they heard man said: “The strike didn’t Intend sons came at 6:30 last night. This employment waa set up last July Wntorbury, Dec. 1—(*7 ladga JslI cell, the court aald, leaving a waa a formal announcement by the ed and permanently regiRtered two blasts from the ehotgun. Usso­ note denying bis guilt amtsayiiig to paralyse the nation. It' was America Seen Adjusted by P rudent Truman in an effort Philip J. Solllvaa today nded a $ 2 4 - 9 5 lino may have been hit aa many only a limited protest.” t telecoijnmuniciLtUmB bureau that to combat business slumps in thoae mistrial In the coart of CaoHMa Specialist TRAD^ will be accepted. Be sure to look for these cars fai the name of the owner.. as 11 heavy pelleta One ot tbe all of hla actlriUos had been car­ service to Chungking was sus­ ried Out as a Soviet ciUsen. An­ The government had denounced sections. Steelman’s report Cov­ Picas breach of tbe peace trtal eg We qwdaiize in Model shots punched a neat pattern of pended. I ered the first three months of the Jameo Galnllo aad Lools BoMor- other defendant was too ill to ap- the strike call os a "purely polit­ (Hong Kong newspapers gave Airplane Motors and Planes daily. The WATCH to be chosen from a fine selection of boled m the front door ot UssoU- peaf. ical” demonstration staged by the To Normal Business Now program. worth, officials of the WatofhorF Raee C an, Boats and Tools. no’a now IMS Hudson sedan. the picture of Chimgkin^e trans­ The 14 states with one or more Watchworken naloa (AFL)> tma The 10 who sat P)—SecretaryAof the bbom in 1948, the secretary the classic pattern of many a Na­ ma, OiBnecticut IlUnols, Indiana, tho^Jodge had caUod a raoosa ta was read thla morning tnchided a the labor front—only a month ago of Commerce Charles Sawyer de said. tionalist city, including the former TOYS shooting in which hie friend, Cbn- grayrbearded, black-rMied Ruaalan —also was a flop. Tbe COIL had Maine. Maryland Massachusetta, otad3r arganssato ia a dofoRoa am- jeweler. / . ^ stantine Thomas, was killed. dared today that America has ad­ "Because of some dedine in capitals of Nanking and canton Cldncatlonal, Riding and Orthodox priest who Is alltged to cadled a shorter, eight-hour na­ Welcomed to City Michlganr New Hampahirq, New ttoa to rale ont the beach warraatfi Nlcbolls Bufanla ot Newark justed from poet-war inflation to prices it ia clear that we are pro­ York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, oa which the men wera ariaatsA Plastte. American Flyer havq been the contact agent be­ tionwide Walkout in protest "a period of normal competitive ducing virtually as much In goods (The Nationalists pulled out. A • • • 829 pleaded no defense In the slaying tween the spy ring and tha Soviet against the slaying of three peas­ local committee was tot up. It Tennessee and Vermont Ttala and AnMdaorics. and raoeived a tw o -to -^ r jrear busmees activity. and services now os we were a __ ’ Your Dodge and Plymouth Dealer, Tel. embassy. ants in clashes with iMllce during "We can all. look back upon the year ago,” he said. met the Rede when all was clear In addition to the Federal mon Neehleei Gondnet Blamed prison term. Police said NSt night The ring was alleged to have tbe peasant Invasion of private and welcomed them to the city. eyi Steelman said another 817,444- WraUagtoa, Deo. I—