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a -I V IHURIBDAT, OCTOBER A IM l ' ^ y • iiatul)V0 t»r £omiing Jfirraliii *^\ Avorags Dally Nst Prsia Run 12o'■!.*Wea5w ■waoB Membera of local women's or- Daughtera of Liberty • No, IT, Rev. Jamas F. Tlmfnlna, rector th e formal opening of the rs- th e local branch of tho Wemsa'a Msnrhsstsr OardsB d u b msm- of St. Bridget’s church, will give modelad West Side branch of the O h r l a t l a n Temperance Union bers ars reminded of the meeting C A U t For the Week BaOag ' caniaations aie Invitetl to att<'-vl L. 6. u t.. Will hold a rummage ■eptomber 28, 1951 rata teoIgM. Sotar- I Town aale In the baaement o f Orange a talk on "Alcoholics Anonymous" Mary Cheney Library is scheduled brought home the allvar loving Saturday afternoon at 3:80 at the Say portly elauSy. warowr, aceo- the opening dinner meeting of the cup from , the 76th annual state g tarifi W . Larimijp 1961-68 lecture aeriea aponvoiea hall next Thuraday, Oct. 11, at 9 at ths first meeting o f the season for Wednesday, O ct 10, frOm two home of E. J. HoU, Bolton lake. ■Immi mrwrri. taenaatay Mrtk- a. m. The committee will be at the of ths Ooriierstone club o f the to four In the afternoon and seven, convention held iresterday In the The guest speaker wUl bs Mrs. raartaim Is ta 68 M ^ Um lUBaa Ni(lit by the Service Bureau for Worn- First Methodist churoK Fhrmlng- 1 0 ,2 7 ? be hiM UWgfct at en'a Organliatlona. Dr. laador IM" hall Wednesday night between the church, Sunday evening at eight to nina in the evening. Tho Wash­ Floyd Wiley of Oovsntry, whose houta of 7 and 8 to receive dona- o’clock In the church hall. As an ington PTA, of which Mrs, Ernest toh Avenue, Hartford, for' Its h M subject wlU be /*|Iouse Plants and • of Ow AoOt lo 'l *t the KnUhU^rt o a u ^ bln. U. S. dfelegate to the U. N. efficiency standard of service, tlie « f OtMOkUtena Manehp»ter— 4 C ty of Vittago Chorm . Italian Nlfht will be Economic and Social Council, will tlona f^ m membera and friends. added attraction two 38-minute lingerer If president, w^ll serve Terrariums,” T ea will be served. 188 East Oaatar s m b k MSS - r 16. apeak on "Economic Eoundationa movies will bewhown. One, titled tea during the afternoon. ’The li­ cup came to thd Manchester Members who require transporta­ okMrired on October "The Telephone Hour" wll give an brary will not be open for circula­ branch In 1M9. ’Ten of the' mem­ tion should telephone Mrs. Henry of Peace" at the meeting on The forty-Bcventh annual meet­ NICE nVB CBN1S ing of the Connecticut State insight into the many details tion until Friday, Oct. 13k at thc- bers attended the meetings and 88 Rockwell, 7280 or Mrs. George MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5,1951 » ^eetins of the Q Clef Kicecu- Thuraday. Oct. 18 at 6:15 p. m. in officers passed a test and re­ (CkMUled AdverUitac «a Page 14) the Oimecticut room. Nurses' association will be held at neceasary in the production of a regular he 'rs. two to five in the Johnson, 2-1780. VOL. LXXL NO. S H^jjlleerd will be held to n i^ t at the Bond Hotel, Hartford, OCt 16 radio program. Tl^ other movie, afternoon and six to nine in the ceived diplomas, among them the M M Xnm at Lutheran eh u r^ »re- "The Hurricane of 16S8", will evening. Children may return prieslden^ of the Manchester Raymond F. Word, Jr., Of >T0 recnlar rehearaal. Mr. and Mre. John H. Morton of through 18. TRUSSEMail bring vivid memories o f thv'paat. their library books for new ones W.C.T.tTM Mrs. Ella'S. Burr, and Main street, Arthur W. Brown of ELAsno seogm de !Z 8t Cheatnut ai'reet, formerly of during the afternoon hours, Fri­ Mrs. Arthur Gibson. 88 Laurel street, and Lebnard E. Bidwell’a Soda Shop announce the Reservations for the formal din­ EXPERT PTRERS Irvin Completes Steal o f Homo Mr. and Mre. B. H. Goalee of 31 King David Lodge, No. 81, day, Oct. 12. Sendstrom of 87 Concord road birth of a aon, Jeffrey Hunter Mor­ ner-dance at the Manchester Russell Howard Kwash, son of Hunttncton atreet were p le^n U y Country club will close tomor­ I.O.O.F., will meet Friday eve­ have been elected to membership «m ia a d TuaedaT evenbif. the oc* ton, on September 27. The mater-, The Ladles Aid of the Emanuel Mrs. William Kwash of 86 Russell in the Hartford Chapter, National ArUiir D ni| S lirit lutl grandparenta are Mr. and Mra row. The club chef, Joe Babineau, ning at 7:30 in Odd Fellows hall. ■ g g ' ^ S t t S r edth wedding The initiatory degree will be por­ Lutheran church is holding a rum­ street, has qualified for ths cur­ Association of Coot Accountants, H. r . Bldwell of Saraaota, Florida, la taking reservations fbr the' din­ rent scholastic honor roll at the R e d W es t ner Saturday, which will be served trayed. A aoclal hour Will follow, mage .sale In the church vestry All three are employed at the •Bd flowert and a buffet lunches formerly of thia town, and the pa­ tomorrow morning starting at nine California State Polytechnic col­ Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, East ternal grandmother la Mra. J. J. from seven to nine. Dancing will with refreshments served by Wal­ j a r r e d by their Immediate follow. ter Walsh and his committee. o’clock. lege, San Luis Obispo, Calif. Hartford. Read'Herald Adps. fenrily and Mre. Gteelea'a elatert. Morton, of Weatfield, N. J. Under Giant UN Oliensive it’s CENTS- • 1 OPS Bares 2 00 Planes B ulletins Fear 16 Lost frpm the AP Wires Packers as Tangle in 3 HINT BED PUSH DUE ''Eastern Front. Korea, Oct. A As Ship Splits je ilc M p s North Korean poUBnal Curbs Foes offloera-wem quoted .^fpday as smart thoppart know Hial quality foodt nood not ba oaylng flatly there ^11 be no PlirFahath f i t v N C. Oct • th» Southern Iilea went down, its U. S. Eighth Army 4le«d- fjease-flre In Korea In the Im­ Washington, Oct. 5— (JP)— E i^ b e t h C ity, .. u ci. axpoiNiva. SHUtnNI fcodt ara unifonniy top quality ot rool mediate future. The Office of Price Stabili­ —The freight ship lights disappeared and quarters, Korea, Oct. 6-S(ff) — Chinese frontlihe defenMB ptkw. Chock your ihopplng noodt ogaiiwt iho O w teTiSlie a T v a iik w lB ta d l^ New York, Oct. 6. making a clean eleal of home. Yankeea catcher. They were reported teUing ■ zation (OPS) today released Southern Isles, carrying a ■ minutes later the CSiarlotte Lykea . . . tu That's ^ e s tag too tato. Bobby Tbom«)n. who warn at bat, falle away from the acUoa. It Red troops to prepare for a big photographs of a headquar­ crew of 24, broke into halves crew found life rings in the water 1 appeared to be crumOlllig m, Hmim footuiod boiow ond plon to ghfo your fam ily o troot wna the Srrt eteal of home In ttie WorM Serler In 50 yeara. Communist offensive Oct. 3A ters bulletin from the Na­ without wnrninif and sank in 1 and heard man shouting. _ the west today before an Ol- and your pum o brooks AGAINST RED CHINA tional Independent Meat heavv seas earlv today with a ^ Charlotte j-ybee fensive of 100,000 United Na- Mtaohlngtoia Oct- 1^— (fl’) — Packers association calling )K)SHible lo86 of 16 seamen...... » tw, PIHIHMRST M OGERY RFC Probe Secretary of State Acheoon In­ for the defeat of meat slaugh­ The ship, battered by a sea warning. Many of her craw mem- formed Senators today tho ter quotas afl a possible means swell resulting from a hurri­ bars ware siteping. The Coait northw ard' in Bome sectors. Hale S e m and Meat Dept, Yankees Lead United States "contlnueo to of>- of wiping out price control. cane, sank about 6 a. m. (est). Guard aaid (t waa doubt^ toat Some hills Were completely Galls Gratz pose” recognition of Bed CYiioa Price Stabilizer Michael V. Dl- Seven hours later, the Coaat ‘ " abandoned after days of bit- * 2 ^ and Mlmlsslon of the Peiptng Salle said the document was evi­ Guard reported that only eight Two PBM Martin Mariners, dis- ter fighting. Elsewhere o n ^ regime lo the United Nations dence. from within the industry, crewmen, one of whom later died, patched from Jackaonviiie, Fla., diehard rear guards delayed The government also still la that "the fight against slaughter had been rescued. Earlier, the Frozen Food Specials T o T estify Giants 2 to 0 eppaaed to tumlng the Oiliieee controls Is a fight against the Coast Guard sald.^Bt fiva bodies reported by radio to tha EUzabeth U.N. troopa. price control Itself. City Ckioat Guard Air flUtlon at Soldiers of nina United Nattone MINUTE MAID Nationalist Island ol Formosa had been oiahted floaUng near noon toat they had sighted flot-1 moved forward cauUcnialy for 3SET over to Oommanlst dilna, But bulletin, dated October 3, the scene, 300 miles southeast of asm from the wreckage. But the limited gains, Waahlngton, Oct. 6— —Senate Bv JACK H AN D -‘ threw wildly part Stanky after wae from the NIMl’ A office In Cape Hatteraa, N. C. M hobbling the ^unt. It wa» plnhea added that no more aur-1 Late In the day Reds laahcd ORANGE JUICE 1 InveaUgaton------today wound up New York, Oct. 5— VALUE . . . LARGE TENDER WHITE ROCK Lb. 49c saobeter. who gunned to death lice cruiser and a light panel showed toe storm’s center at 10:30 ,Belvln K, with two men aboard DRESSED talkative Willie Moretti swung to­ Budenz States Moscow truck, owned th - Green Corner a. m. (e.a.t.) Waa about 370 mllea i The Marore freed herself and Plan to Strike day to^ew York City where the Store, resulted In the death of News Tidbits e u t of Norfolk. Va.. and working later anchored in deep water to FRYING CHICKENS ta. SI J 9 Our PonItry"DepL"offer^NaUv(^Ro^ing Chickens, pudgy,'’blgtime gambler orice held Louis Blrnle, 28, of 73 Spriice its way norto-noriheaat at 10 to ride out toe storm. The Coast 1 Lb. 28 Oz. Jar forth with the Underworld elite. Culled from (/P) Wlrefl 12 mllea an hour. It was expected Guard went to help the Belvln Small Turkeys, Fryers — Also street, when toe truck he was *‘| At N. E. Bus Co. Deputy - Attorney General Paul Backed Wallace in 1944 driving plunged Into the Tanker- to pick up speed during the after­ A tug boat, toe Tern, lost ^ V. Huckln win g o to the mstrupSR- hooeen rTver* Two crashes occurred noon. TQ.OOO-ton coal barge tow off <^po Us to confer with Manhattan Dis­ Nbrmen. Couelna. . writer .Wd Highest winds near the eenter Henry; ‘Fhe Geest Guard sent a laneleti Diiqr Hm i IbSfe d-Tlng the chase and'State PSIiCi- world traveler, tells 250 Eastern NATIVE trict Attorney Frank Hogan and mrn Joseph Riley of Barracks H were estimated at 80 to 90 miles cutter to help. iTerminal CrewV ' Drtf-' : Miles McDonald, prosecutor in (Connecticut welfare workers and an hour, with gusts over 100 miles Most small ships hugged Inland BURT OLNEYS OCEAN SPRAY today the Communist Intematlon- 1 tion in July, 1944. »• T™ In Hartford waa taken to St public officials In Norwich that era in Boston Near . Brookljm. al in Moscow waa actively inter- man waa chosen in his stead. Francis hospital In that city. He an hour. Gales extend dutwaril harbors and were undamaged. CH ICKEN S Each $1v49 Huckin also said he wiTK^(|8it Korean refugee la symbolic men to between 200 and 260 miles. NaRUy Frankfarts lb.G9e M tS in the campaign to re-elect | However, Wallace did get the of century In his inability of com- Deadline in Walkout To prepare any style. another police agency, which he H ^ y A Wallace M Vice Preai- Job of Secretary of Commerca (Coetlnned on Page Two) The Weather Bureau said ships Washington Oct. 6—(8^)—The SLICED Cranberry declined to name, to seek Informs- prehend forces sweeping him In the hurrfeane’e path should ex­ weather bureau laaued tola 10:30 , tion about two expedaive felt hata dent in 1M4. . i early in 1945. back and forth. . Letter telling a. m. (est) advisory on "Hurrt- Boston, O ct 5—(dV-8outoara The Communist International i Represented Red Views ercise caution. Abnormally high left in the small restaurant where grief stricken Bridgeport mother tides are expected from toe Vir­ cano How.” New England waa threatened witlj DEETS Sauce CHOICE GRADE BEEF Moretti was alaln yesterday. became interested In Wallace after Budenz, one-time top Commu- Baseball Ex-Owner about her son who waa killed In ginia (Tapes to Block Island. "Lateal lyporta show the hurri­ a bus atriko at midnight as 30 The men’a hata bore the name hia mission to Soviet Asia and hlet official who renounced the Korea reaches destination after cane to be near latitude 37-4 north terminal employees and 120 hua This is the desired grade that is rather scarce just Storm- warnings were up from Kf/A qf a Brooklyn haberdasher and are China in 1944. Budenz said. party in 1945, eaid he was not try­ Held Incompetent rroeslng country three times. Block Island. R, 1., to Portland. and longitude 70.9 west, or about drivers of toe New England Trans­ now, but we havl western choice beef at HaWs—-as well believed to have belonged to two Recommendations made by Wal­ ing to "pillory" Wallace and once If World War III breaks out Me. The southern sector of this 270 mllea eaat of Norfolk, Va.. portation company neared a con­ as some quantity of “good” grade. of the four men wko ended lace as a result of this mission referred to him as a "non-CommU- civilians will be more vulnerable area waa warned to expect winds moving north-northeaat at 10 to tract deadline without reaching No. 2 Can M € C/ Moretti’s gambling life. "helped the Communists,” he told nlat.” To Manage Estate than most servicemen. CMvU Df of 35 to 40 mllea an hour this aft­ 12 mllea per hour. Highest winds agreement. New Angle tho Senate Internal Security aub- But he said the Politburo of the fense Administrator Millard Cald ernoon and 40 to 50 mllea tonight. -near the center are 80-90 mpl The strike deadline was set by 2 For Cans commlttee. American Communist party well says. A drizzling rain and fog were with gusti. over 100 mph and galel President James E. Caulfleld, TIDE Another angle which Huckin la Budenz said high praise accord­ Minneapolis, Oct. 5.—urt 1 General Harry Towe aahl progress ing on n last minute attempt nt Holo's you eon "chock out" o l y^ r food porchoBot Judge Kehoe called Mrs. Kelley reconciliation between the company "an unscrupulous divorcee, with Treasury Balance After 3 Hour Walkout BTTMBLE BEE SOLID WtUTB at eoo thno. (CoBtIniied oa Page ’Two) Follow Beef Price Hike and workers. PREMIER bottles of whiskey to feed him HORMEL (Kelley) until he dies.” Washington. Oct. 5—(ff)—The FROM CROSSE & BLACKWELL ’ DIETETIC PACK position of toe Treasury O ct 8: Schenectady, N. Y.. Oct. 5—(FV—i cause of the mob,’? 'the spokesman Chicago. Oct. 6 -< P )-T h e S ’ a The Judge held toat Kelley "by TUNA c.39e Douieetic and Imported Foods a__ M — _W.. Asamsaail AVIM nrfMHprices hOilhad leftl€ft COnSUIlierfconsumers WlUl S reason of old age, loee, deteriora­ Net budget recelpte, $85,948,- CIO workers struck toe top-secret , said. Stassen Backers % Cans 2.23 Little Pork Dead Man Revived, in beet prices hss turned the eyee 324.51; budget-expenditures, $317,- He esUmated that 40 plekoU GRAPEFRUIT V Fresh FruHs and Vegetables of iflsnjfhousewlves to pork, poul­ lowered reslstsiice. tion and Imperfection of mental Knolls Atomic Power laboratory CRIAM O t SHRIMP SOUP 3 3 a The survey Indicated there was 977,745.00; cash balance, $6,144,- this morning but called off tho were at each entrance. try and fish. 723,371.54. The company said a strike of Ask Taft to Run 1851 PACK CAMPBELL’S May Get Amnesia That was brought out today in an little complaining In toe first few (Oenttaoed on Page Four) walkout after three hoUra. Sausages 2 8 Oz. EGGPLANT 2 r.r19c days of trade under toe n ^ beef Five hundred members of Ix>cal production workers would "mste- Cans Associated Press survey of major rinlly affect operations,” but re- V-8 VEGETABLE JUICES 27c Long Beach, Calif., Oct. 5—(If) cities across toe nation. ceilings. ’ 301. International Union of Elec­ Wsshington. Oct. 5— Prom­ I . - Data aad Nat Irtad ...... 2 e a m 4 Be —Melvin Hewitt waa . dead, and The survey also raised—but did Numbing Effect trical Workers, voted outside toe ^ ^ . ______» inent Wlaconsta Republicans who \ CUCUMBERS ; g^9 c Butchers in Waahlngton, D. C., )Unt gstea to return to their Jobs (OeaUaoed oa Page Blenm) supported Harold B. Stsaaen In e*C . S iu Cm , now ho la XUvo—but ho may not not snswer—tho question of Dean Says U. S. A-W eapons 2 25c PRiSH CUCUM in PICKLES...... 29e I Oz. PEAS bo tho same man bo wna before be for Instance, reported very little jn the laboratory, which la de­ 1948 have shifted to Senator Tkft 46 Oz. 39e grumbling, nnd few commenU of veloping atomic power for U. 8. Tin GREEN BEANS ls. 19c q>ont thooo 16 mlnutoo In eternity. of Ohio as n 1952 Presidential LsaabStaw, Iga. can SSe ^ 2 8 Oz. Doctors speculntod today on the any kind from customers. One Navy submarines.' “ candidate. MelMTOBH meat cutter there phllosophlxed; Can Cancel Foe Advantage The laboratory, situated in woods Lodge to Bid 43rd I9S1 CAMPBELL’S C ons personality changes that, may Claims U. S. Plane Thirteen men described as the Paadsa Shertbwod ...... oad $1.39 csai have takm place while the 38- "High prices undoubtedly have near Schenectady, la operated by "dominant group” ta Wisocoata APPLES 3 u .2 5 c had a numbing effect.’ toe General Electric company for Farewell at Camp RcpubUcan ranks urged Tsft yeo- C* A R* ^Maca Jaty. «21c yoar-old Na'vy veteran was lifeless Strafed Korea GIs Lm AtiriJ—, O ct 5—OF)—Gor--»8bould give oerious consideration TOMATO JUICE yestiKfdsy. One of the biggest chains In ' • r a. _ at... A# AM ApeaMalA eeeAmeaewa the Atomie Energy eemmlaeion. terdsy (o enter their state’s PrssI PREMIER New York Olty noted Increnaed to toe use of an atomic weapon, The workers struck over what e . A R. Swaat O r m ^ k MCnaaltads ...... 30e RUSSETT PEARS : 2 2 5 c Hewitt foil on tho sldowalk after den Dean, top V. S. atomic offl- provided it can be used effectively Hartford. Dc$. 5—(F)—Governor dmtlsl primary nskt April L . 26 Oz. 2 Cans 33c V4 Vesetable loavtng a bar early yesterday Battle Creek, Mich., Oct. 9—UP) price resistance only ta the poorer ciaL aaid today the United Statee they esDed ‘loesi grievances," de- Although many of them boeksd PEELED WHOLE S W iiR ' —A^hoopltallxM Korean war vet­ neighborhoods. from toe military sUndpoint and spite sn sgreement on s new na­ Ladge left here at 2:30 s. m. today 46 Oz. Can SSe morning. Friends rushed him to a has atomic weapons which can Staseen ta too last race, ^ e y told S9c eran says tost s straffing Navy "When people want beef they that it Is no more destructive than tional contract between the parent by train for Camp Pickett, Va., to Taft ^'without say obUgmloawugauea onva hospital In El Monte, Csllf.. but is necessary to meet toe particular POTATOES 21c doctors there said he had been plane shot off his left hand and win pey the. price until it gets too "enneel out” on toe battlefield lUE and General Electric. see toe 43rd Infantry Dlvlsloa off your part, we winin support yew COCKTAIL dead about 16 mlpuleo. kllM or wounded an estimated 40 high, and then they will-sacrifice "any numerical advantage” of an situaUon in question.” The road to the top-aec7et lab­ candidacy ta ovary> iway pooaibis." APRICOTS enemy and that It need not heetl- BoM, New Onttoek for Europe. (In Hsavy Syrup) jjt4ir Gresn Stamps Givsn With Cssh Sales Neverthelesa, they operated. other members of his rifle com­ on other grocery items to buy oratory, at nearby Nlakainino, was Neither TOft nor,r, Btisssna ,— „ ■ boa beef," said an IndfanapoUs butcher. tate or (ear to use them. The Atomic Energy (Tommlseion He was to Join the governors of They eut.a hole In w cheta and pany. Jamm^ for miles with traffic. Rhode Island and Vermont. sold ho win soak m RspuhUeaa Tlie account of an apparent mix- ' fluppHee of J>eef In retail outlets Without indicating whether he chairman presented thla. bold new Pohee diverted cars from the PEOM b u n s iu n m masaai^ hia heart ubtU Hewitt picture of American atomic power It had been Lodge’s plan to fly nomlnstlon next year but both began breathing. R wns believed up came from Pvt. Peter K. Plva- In toe 13 large cities that were luu the KoKta war specifically ta gates. have bean acting Uke condldstse. mind. Dean eaid of toe use of in an address prepared for a to (Tamp Pickett today. but ad­ HYDROX...... 2 5 c 1 12 Oz. tc be the longest period in medical to, 33,, of Cleveland. He arrived at checked ranged from s c a ^ to ’ ’ The company spokesman i^ d verse -v(estoer conditions eaussd Its Toft has been msMng qwachaa C history that a person has been Percy Jones General Hospital here ample. tactical Atomic weapons: founder’s day gatoertat; at toe University of Skwthera CsUfornla. toe union had announced it w otll^ csneellstion. and sounding out sentiment ha 1 Lb. Tin COiB without life and then tovlved.' yesterday after being Gown back But there' Is plenty of other “I, think that when . n situation not stop non-productlofl workenr SMS wtU h ^ him r o i^ w bta CHOC. COVERED ARAHAMS . . . . N o. 2 Can T il arises where In our carefully con­ In It ht cast aside his previous A spokssmsn iat ths axscutlvs Hewitt later was transferred to from Japan. maln-dtah food on hsiid. The de­ from 'entering. offtosKharessid ths gevatnor A froup of I t Loula l|npub> tha Veterans hoopltal Mbtp. His ' The soldier’s story has been de- cline In toe supply of beef cbln- sidered Judgement toe use of any official tahituniUj’ sad gave broad kind o f n weapofi Ur Justifled, we •^Our research people s m get- „ ______. ting ta. hut with difficulty, he-4 (O iattN si sa POffs v m i « I sK POffa VnrJh M « I oa Page Blevea) (Oonttanei ea Paga Ntae) are now at the place where' we (Oenl oa Poga'I

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tlon 0(n thg progress'of Ihe Lu­ ■MAMffHKfyi'HH IV ENIN O HERALD, IIANCHESTEB, CX>NN, FRIDAY, UCTUHER 6,1961 rAGimnvl Morelli Death theran church as well as the Chris­ Panel Truck Old Car 'M m TNp hurricane Swirls JVursing Knowledge tian church at large, and also con­ E.M.LOEW S tain items.of interest for* evary H A H T r O N D Prolie WiflenR Drive?)Die8 “It'a Imptlasihld to keep a ^■0 M eLaughlin Brothora bos*)- can RHt iMM-feaiMroft. $-8810 member of the family. atudeboker ataAdlng atiU," ia Toward f^lape ('oil ia a thlrty-ascond degrees Maaon durtas Ow day or 8-8888 at nlgtit iMvnludble io housewives The Luther Leaguers of Eman­ tha alogon heard at the DRIVE -1 1^ and holda the UUa of preiMnt or W Andaraen Bro^liara and Oalund (OegHniied from Page One) St. John’s School Tool and Dls moating Paatula's or Mia. Otera Uvaimoro, Man- uel are sponsoring: this Chtiroif (flontinnod from. Page Gael Oiorchea Motor Salea com­ (OanUaned from Page One) past head of all 'Scottlah Rita bod- chastar^ 8-1883. Paper Week In air effort to t‘aise pany today. lea of Hartford. He vrlll apeak on RldBs Runnsrs. oeuraaa^neada of my own home nursing of . 1110 Woman’s Bowllqg Lsagus n * ^ H am a N u n in f waa being made in the XIo;n U1 monpy for a pariah building.pro­ waa reported resting comfortably AR of a suddOn thla morning Resumes Saturday ■rilgher” Masonic bodiea. IM Ooaa offam ter ■w family." one grauate has aaid. land. Me., and storm warning re- haa seven taama enrolled but they ^ fael more capable now of car­ case but tliere were no deflnile 1 ject. The leaguers receive a good this morning. a car WbUih had been parked iMin displayed over th^t area." There will be no degree Work commission for each new or at the meeting. Refreshments will need at least one more. If there m ^ilM >nlnlny Octobor f ing for my family.”- Says an­ suapecta. He jidded that there also ■ re­ Blrnie's death was caused, .by out in front of the salesroom * I I — ,/■' , 8t. John’s ^urob sohool haa te- are enough bowlers who want to « d '9 a t Urn OMaoMmitjr T are other, "The Red Croaa Home ne.ved subacriptlun.- Teams ' of drowning. Medical EIxamlner John since last Saturday, locked and Stronger Thup A-Bomh be served, a*aa no clear-cut motive for the , len.-^uers will canvass m sny of the E.' Flaherty of Rockville deter­ the keys In the office, r o ll^ rimej^ ita Bi^rday aaaakma after ‘ The Men’s Bowling League bowl, but are. not affiliated with Now a.a • a At K o W t «2uaM aot only from tba poiiat Nuraiiig couae is truly worth i gangland-atyle situoting of the Miami, Fla.. Oct. 5—UP)-An a month’s vacation. They begin at opened its seaten Wednesday eve­ any other teams, they may turn < vl««r o f B atknal tm&tgtney but while. My only regret Is that 1 church homes early In the week. mined at the secene. Thf panel backwards through the window atom bomb dropped on a hurricane in their names and another team Ws later than you I Roly?poly gambler under BUbpo na ■.Siib.'uaipflon.T may also be ob­ truck jiiunged ipto .(b?; Twiker- of: the salesroom and headed 10 o'clock in the church hall. ning at Community Hall alleya !ram tlm te*'*tlcal u f M of home (Udn't have th is knowledge when might turn it into a more ferocious with South Windsor Building Sup- will be formed. The season-will be­ any children were nmall." ■ "I ; to testify befoi e a specjal Bergen ' tained fo’loulng Iho 8 and 10:30 a. beansen river w hen it apparently towards a new car there. Four storm forscaster In the Miami Confeaaiona for children will be gin Monday at Community Hall FtrThit Wook Ooly! n o f Urn alck. I county rackets grand jury ncit ^m. Oouinninionb services this Sun­ failed to negolinty. an ".S” curve or five strong men strained ily bowling Kut’s Kutters and la those pImoio, one of which thought I knew quite a bit about torm forecaster in the Miami heard Saturday at 4 p. m. alleys. Persons interested may I Tue.sday. day. The cooperation of nil mcm- south of II narr&w bridge that their arms trying to hold the Weather bureau. Ihepard’a bowling Miller's Photo. •ill rua oa Moadiiys aad Wedaaa- the care of ailing persona.” an­ Sunday morning at 8:30 the other woman admitted, “but found made the statement after l)cr.+ of Kmamicl is urged In this crosses the riVer in the village. old car so It would not dam­ Norton spoke last night to a laja. and tha other on Tueadaya imjmrlnnt and worthwhile effort. age tho new one, and were suc­ youth of the church will receive uid Tiniradaya (Tom 7:M p. m. to that I had knosm vary little. I quizzing Albert Ana.stasia, former Trooper Hli'ey, following a t a con­ meeting of Miami members of the >40 TRADE-IN Brooklyn mobster who denies he siderable'distance liehlnd. alao met cessful in their attem pt Mean­ American Society of Civil Engl- communion. At the same time, t:SO 9. IL. atudenta will pot per* have learned to do things more members of the Adoration Society, tonal inatructlow from graduate y'*-*"**- ' quickly, eaailyv and can utilize once headed Murder, Jnc.. a group | witmdmiciilty on Uie curve and while, with the men holding the neers. oar, others ran around wildly under the leadership of Mrs. luraaa In racognuinp the •ymp- , material found in our. home to of hired gunmen. Anasta-sia. [urk- Ulloiiii (lliaplain li(ircsiil.H#r was wrecited ag d lh st'd He aaig tbA'.idsa of using atom bridge abutment. Extent of his looking for the keys which Genevieve Wojnarowlci, will take ALLOWANCE tome of inoMS, in how to admln- care for the tick without rcao-l- ed up a t Ills F ort Lee Iiome not far * bombs oiyfflirrtcftnss hEd been injuries were not known and he Is were finally located in the of­ gested so often it was presented to part in the mass for .the late Mrs. at*r the nuralnp care ordered by ing to buying all eorts of equip­ from the scene of the .slaying, v ns 'I'o .4(lar old refrigerator the hoepllal. iast Saturday, cided it wasn't practical. ber 80. Mrs. Opalach was a long­ I ip*oad ^ eommunlcable dlaeaaea Two registered nurses will In­ no clues as to who puniped two .38 time member of the organization. regsrdliikB o f age, make, or uid In numeroua other uaeful elck- struct the courses, Mi-.«. Naonil c,i!lbrc bullets Into .Mo.^ti's Inad Tlie first m eeting of the Li.u.- iln Uaptaln C arroll E. .Sliaw of the | Tile window of the salesroom "A good man sized hurricane school I^A will t^'held AInmiay Hartford Barracks was in eliarge I was smashed to bits. No other has the energy of about 200.000 The members will gather in the condition, on the purchase] •oom akiUo. Lockwood. R N.. on Mondays and in H local restaurant''.shortly be­ parish hail and march to the audi­ One person In every right at eight o'rtdck In the Na- of Investigation h t the .si'i'nf’of the ’ damage waa reported from this atom bomba of the Hiroshima of this deluxe. OUICKIY in your home or offKe I Wednesdays, and Mrs. Rileen C?on- fore noon ycster-l morning's runaway. torium. ihould have this valuable know! rad. R. N. the Tue.sday and ih.in IPilc si'hnof auditorium. accident. type," Norton aald.'“So they flg». id?e. Every mother who must be A fo, inn type meeting la plan­ County Coroner Bernard J. Ack­ ured they had better save the atom Thursday claaac.s. Tlicre is n o . bombs for other purposes." .1 “Jack of all trades” to be a auc- fee for the instruction. Re.gistr.'i-, ned. with Rev. Oarland Waggoner. erman ordered the Ikidy removed' heasful homemaker, will l>e able to tlon is now open and may be made | I li,'i|)l.-|iri of the University Con- to Hartford hospital where Dr. the bridge crossing the river. The A hurricane feeds on updrafts, Westinshosse ner.Mciit, speaking on hontu and P'rry Hough, pathologist, will he explained, and ,explodlng an !»pe more Intellipently a-lth the by phoning the Home Nursing re­ road is ivirrow at this point. Oar w.U-etMked Csaseee-.-t.Tia I. Wapping COSMETIC BAR I problem of family Illnesses wblgh Tn^ T o r i cruitment chairman. Mrs Howard HsnianoiM Aid increase the speed of the updraft lar', inevitable* from time to time. Boyd, 6.M0. , will be ••Re.Bpon.sibilitir.< of the Details of tho chase were not ’ After his crulzer had crashed The Republicans won in the Fnthor and .Mother In the Home." known, but an officer at the sceife , several thousand times In a few EiMtrie I f she is prepared by auch tnvalu- Into the abutment of tiiq- bridge. seconds. town election here Monday. ' Clnirch Paper Week Will Mi- ob- A panel of four parents and a saiil Riley .noticed the panel truck ! Charles Manning was elected First Itble tralnittf. i STATE DRAFT QrOT.A AT M .servi'd a t the Kqfaniiel .Tiutbeinn Officer Riley radioed the Hart­ Norton was asked whether dry ' P r o ^ aara a f the aiek ta not an i teacher hns been selected fo sit swinging around the Talcottville ford Barracka gli-lng his location, Selectman defeating Thomas Bur­ ■ nsUnctlve pifl. Lovinp anxiety is ' (hurrh, beginning .Siinddy, October,at the table with the speaker awl rot.ary on route 83, the Manches- Ice or other materials used to pro­ With One Of Our Many Contour Type Chairs events leading to She crash and duce rain would take any.ofTthe gess. Democrat, by a vote of 753 Refrigerator subetituta for training. The Hartford, Oct. 5 •if'' (>lnner- Ever.v congregattomil in the Rev. James Bell as the loader tC”-Rockvllle eoad, several times. to 681; Richard Jones defeated Augii.slnns laithef.an cIiiiit Ii lake.s („ questions of the speaker. The policeman, it-was said, be- asked that help be sent at once. punch out of a hurricane.. iuadredt of Manchester women tirul's d^*a*’l quota for Mr: ember When assistance arriv-ed. Trooper “They tried that once," he re­ Alex Marouski, Democrat, 788 to •who have comple'ed thes- free psrt in this effort to add .sub- Rnrent.s in the sudleiire will also came cusipus about the actions CIO for second selectman. ,s 2tf m"u. Sf!c:li\e Service Direc­ .•:, fibers np* as ^ h ite Magic— Bank and Trust ..28 30 this order In some newspaper having n ^Hartford Oonn. Trust 74 78 circulation In said Dtatrlcb' at least Msuichester Trust... 57 — five days before the day Bf said' hear- | expressed in such a Phoenix Stats Bank Ing.. Monte Carlo Madness and T ru st ...... 58 83 JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. ■ ('• ■ lupoaidr Uf four bodr a FmI Uhc a magical girdle as Fire Inauraoeo Oompanlcu AT A COURT o r PROBATE held I ■•nforisM* M*r ■kt rtlaiaiiea Aetna Fire ... at Manchester within and for the I Thoac n r *h>n af the faaaw zasiM of Maata tbairl Hartford Fire District of Manchester, on the Jnd | Flaytex Fab-Lined! N ational Fire day of October, AD„ IHl. Carlo, MWa phyad $r U an f*r BiMoHi. . , mm THE FAMOUS BARCALO Phoenix Preaent, JOHN J. WALLETT, ta ba wan ly yak Ik a waateif al k ^ (rtace Judge. Select your mont Rock . freely with Note iM-art posItUm In re­ Ufa and lademnlty Ins. 4> Eatate of Antonio Catalano, late of I lation to feet. RECLINING CHAIR It > like atepping into another world— Aetna Casualty ...... 88 Ueaafatddacta,Mniaiaaa4piaa.GMW- comfortable poeliloti. handle In neutral la SUN golden tubes, UTiiie Magic or Blossom Pink-$S.9S and $6.95. I • Manchester, in said District, deceased. position. Aetna Life .! ...... 83 On motion of Msry Catalano of aaid | aaUtk flMM h r campmrcMtry Here's i-eal value the utm ost In com fort combined wuSl to see how this figure-diminishing girdle (Ollier Plsytex Girdles, from $5.95.) Extra-large size*, slightly higher. , I Conn. General ...... 128 Manchester, administratrix. striking good looks. Thla chair la a handsome addition ORDERED: That six nrionths from I aat thk naad w«r. Tbay’te kMg- Everybody’s talking about, thi-8 exciting new chair! Adju.st to any living room, den, or office. And It's a practibal ‘ ' Hartford Steam Boll. 32 ■■ PL U S: J ttin j Lvnn in “HpiME TOWN 9TOR makes the inches vani^, to feel the freedom : Travelers ...... 600 the Jnd day of October. AiD., 1951, be I it to*any position . . . sitting, Immging, relaxing,. • • and chair, with built-in health features recognized by doctors. and the same are limited and allowed alflcnt mMhw f a ^ - H f n n l Rrr j a PiMic CtMitles (CSMlrJG'sOON “PR i NCB OF PEACE" revel in the way it rests every houe.-calms tavit nerves. Why, Patented ''Floating Comfort" supports your body at the that Playtex gives you! It’s like wearing a slilm for the creditora within which fo bring five vital points. Relax and help your heart. (!onn. Light, Power 14t4 In their claims against said estate, and it may aidd years to your life! Word.t can’t expres.a the com­ Conn. Power ...... 35 H the said administratrix la directed to c l o u d s enioy the comfort of that powder-soft ’ ' Hartford Elec. Lt. .. 47 give pqbite notice to the creditora to I JEWELRY BAR fort it provides . . . come in, see it, try it . . . and convince CHAIR SHOWN $159.00 fabric lining next to your skin—fused to the ' : Hartford Oaa Co. ... 34'A bring In their claims within said timH yourself! Your whole family will marvel at longed-for re­ I So. New England allowed by publishing a copy of thla 'order in some newspsDer having a cir­ laxing bliss! Upholstered in durable pla.stic that won’t fade MMolh la^x sheath without a aeam, stitch Tel...... S2H 84H culation in said probate district, wlUi- or stain. Choice of green, gray, beige, chartreuse and red. OTHER MODELS FROM $129.00 I Maanfactntiag Oampaniaa PINE AND DANCE In ten days from the date of thla order, •r bone. And more magic—it’s invisible under Am. Hardware — i$H and' return nsake to this court of the | rAn«w Hart and Heg. 64^ ! notice given. * e most clinging clothes. All this-and the i Aaso. Spring ...... 38 ' 3B JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. I Closed Wednesday at Noon I Bristol B rass ...... 15 17 Open Thursdays Until 9 i of Whue Magic, Xooi Collins ...... 180 SIO AT A OODRT OF PROBATE held LAYAWAY at Manchester within and for the Open Other Days 9 to 5:30 E m -H art ...... 75 78 l e ’ s District of Manchester, on the 3rd | Fafnir Bearing ...... 38 41 day. of October, A.D., 1151. CLUB PLAN Hgrt * Cpoley ...... « 46. ' 446 CENTER STREET Preaent. JOHN J- WALLETT. | Free parking in our paved lot on Main Street trtBdors. Frary, CTk. $5% TONIGHT-DANCING S to 1 A. M. ^ Judge. New rBit Mach. Co. 4SH 48^ Eatate of James H. Nefil, lata of | FOR CHRISTMAS beside store—No meters in entire block south oi North and Judd .... 30 88 Mancheiter, In aald Dtatrlet, deceased. Keith’s. -TO THE TUNES OF • On motion of Harold W, Ckurlty of | Come in now and see these new style chairs. Ruosall Mfg...... 31 28- ■alb' Manchester, admlnlatrator, 8tanle)r Woriu com. 56H 69^ ORDERED: That aix months from I Sit in one and see for yourself how com­ Come, tvrUe, phone for ’roiTlngtoti ...... 34 96 Tex Pavel end His Efesters Eeheet tha 3rd day of October, AD., 4931, be fortable they are. Select one in the style T a m S team ...... 90 lOO and tha aame are limited and allowed I and color you like. We will hold for Xmas tr d ln t Mfg...... 18 33 >. PhUfiBg Y o b p FsTorlto MelodlSB—Hot or Sweet for the creditora within which to bring I IT. S. Envelope Com. 110 130 in their claims against aald esUta. and I delivery. Select now! y^wr Flaytex Girdle today! )F1NE8T OF HOME COOKING the aald admlnlatrator Is directed to I U. 8. Envelope Pfd. 03 — SIZZLING, STEAKS . . . CHOTS . . . SEAFOOD . . . glvet public notice to the creditors to I Join KEITH’S LAYAWAY CLUB. Make Veeder-Root...... 43 45 ■ V-: LA PIZZA \ bring. In their claims within said time I smitll down payment. Pay balance monthly^ 1*0.' above quoiaiiuns are not to allowed |>y publishing a copy of this I be construed as actual marketa, FINE WINES, LIQUORS and BERR \ order in adme newspaper having a cir- I no carrying charge if paid by Feb. 10. but are approzlmate marketa. culatlon In said probade t.1strlet, with- I In ten days from the data of thla order, I and return make to thla court of the | notice given. JOHN J. WALLITT, Judfw |

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’ . 's '.■i. FAGB F ive UANCHBSTER BVBNINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. COHN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6.1951 ■AM uiuan’ElL BVSNIMO HSKALV, MAMGHBBTBR. CONIla FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5,1961 honesty and integrity as well as tion to what I (BonoUfer iha. moat ■■arch Into tha Into BreMdeel's *_i win, was flrsn throuilh dr^ng Important of aU. Anurtcaa mh* tin hfa may taka aanral yaaiA . hla order, Judge-Kthoa aeid Kel* othsr attorney who would go along hasardous for pMpl* t6 nrlm out Rights to Movie ability.” , * with hsr la the matter.’^ Judge » . ____ ciqiacity for a num namsa and Guy 'faylor of Andover Kramer told Mrs. Roosevelt: J eta for the acraan." befon the RaeaeirMt ttory ap,eais' y Stasseii Backers Baseball Exlw— llcana have'opened a Staasen head*, When Kelley’s sttomey, his into. Signs point to the idea that Roosevelt have been obtained by WTHAY—Bit o f Iraland. fOsathrasd fram rags Oas) chauffeur end his sister, Margaret, league for many yearsrHe sold his defrocked for leading his congre­ proper,' to bring before the March Wilbur H. Smith: Town Clerk. Hu­ youngsters, In fun, are doing the producer Stanley Kranaer. T H E KNOWN VALUE FOR OVER 50 YEARS. *i R h T—News; B o b Lloyd quartera and Stassen, now pi^al- Minnekpolis team in 1947. It is bert P. Colltna; Collector of Taxes. WDRC—Muaicland USA. 81, objected, "Louise proceed^ to H ^ Y o u lb to gation out of the mother church meeting, by-law, regulations and jobs and It n\lght be wise for par­ Selection of Kramer waa dis­ dent o f the University o f Penrisyl*' faculties,' and excessive drinking clear them all out and employ an- now a New York Giants farm club. Laura L. Squler; Board of Educa­ ' wSo^BieK*U« Wf*. ordinances to effect a system of ents to know a little more closely closed in a statement last night by Of alcoholic liquor over a period Tb fed your beet after accusing It of being Com­ regljptratlon and Identtflcatlon o f tion, Walter A. Card: Fire Com­ what their chlldr^ are doing the Presldenfa widow, who said 3cOCV-Kut«c«l IScort^rd. * WTHT—Yhla la Your FBI. vania, haa promised to confer with of ipany years, is mentally Incom- munist-dominated. WTIC — Da»n Martin-Jarry and do your belt, missioner. 'Carl A. Stoltenfeldt; when at pUy.y A recent break she will collaborate in the film's WHAT—N#w» Pltdf# ,, them before mgking any announce­ pstant to have the chatg* and it’i important to Vartan Kasparian, San Francla- such boats. 2k>ning Board of Appeals. Chaun- ^ICKB—N«Wii Requeit M*tl- Lewla. ment. Judge Clayton E. Hunt, speak­ waa peculiar that from the proiluctton and added: management of his person and es- fedrdandandfrM co, Archblahop of the CaUfbmIa Q f- ji, gquier; Constables, Lucius "I am happy that Mr. Kramer WHAY—Pledge Show. RapubUean leadera her* regard tram itrain and tm- Diocese of the Armenian Apoa-. ing for the Saxton B. U ttle FT*. point of enfby. catsup had been ne*. W l Robinson. Jr„ Samuel Allen dripped •croRji the onto will be the one to produce this pic- l.» •s0»— tha Wiaconain move as significant He said KsUey "csrUlnly heeds tkm. Gcttint your -tollc CSiurch, yesterday . reduced Library Association, asked apd Richard K. Davts and Demo* StflU DaH#*. WDRC—Big Dme. becauM Wisconsin haa been a Stas- teeth into a ■Booth the Rev. Y. Egeshe Mekhttarlan to the bed to make it look Uke b1o«»d. ture. I am fumillar with hU work the protection of the courts.” the annual appropriaUon from w crata Joseph ’Tnshlik, Louis Sorac^ These breaks are considered and have great confidence in his WDHT—Oatlc and Harriet. aen itronghold. He won the 1948 , K elley's' latest will, made on piece of deliqioue lavm an.' • town toward Its' support be in­ chi and Marshall Rqiiler: Grand serious and could result in some / vK)RC—Yankw Kitchen. ' . WDNS—Armed Korcei Review, primary eaally. getting 19 of the ^pt. 10, the day before his mar­ Wrigley’i Spear­ Mokhitarlan and his congrega­ creased . from $100 to 8*00. This Jurors. Chauncey M. Squler. Sam­ ' WTIC—Tount Widdrj* Bcoiati.. 27 delegates then elected. Oen. riage to Mrs. McDonald, was in- mint Gum really hdpe. It’e a pleaaanL tion bolted the mother church last pretty unhappy family situations WDIC—Duffy's Tavern. was readily voted. uel Kasaman nnd Russell An­ if the culprits were announced. yfCCC— Sewf. Musical Score- Douglas MacArthiir got the other troducad in testimony during the wholeeome outlet lor pent-up teneion— Friday. drews; Democrats, Maurice Alex­ 9:M — fivee you comfort and eattefaction. And The Columbia Volunteer Fire Mrs. Eugene Henneaay of Lake • board.- ■ eight. guarillanshlp hearing. In it. Kel­ They charged that church head­ ander, Sol Binder and Philip H. WTHT—Mr. District Attorney. it ooate ao little! Department also asked for an ap* 1 road waa hoatesa to the Monday W H A Y -polka Hop. w n C — You Can't Take It With The latter to Taft was slgried ley left erSrythlng hut ttko 81,000 quarters, In Soviet Armenia, had Isham. FEHH MFG. CO. - by Thomaa E. Coleman, long a bequests to his wife. Remember, too. Wrigley'i Spearmint , ordered: proprtaUon. one for «*^**‘ •*' chub at her home Mtmday for VSTIC—Woman in My House. You. Stae.sen backer nnd forniet Wis­ In s memorandum attached to Gum haa been a favorite in New Eng­ 1. Support of the Kremlin-spon­ pensM-amounting to 81,509,'Tlti* A ffeld day and dog li,,ncheon, WONS Mu.ric. consin Republican staler'chnirmanv land for generatkme. It i* the product sored Stockholm peace petition. Hutchins Field Sunday nrte™**®* Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tlilem of NIBHT SHIFT was also gjanted. ' brought the Inter-Conimunity *WBRC News; Old Record WDlC—Nightbeat. and 12 top politiciana. ■ of an old, ettablished company that 2. Denunciation of "American The meeting accepted all repoM Old Chimney road left OcIoImt 1 Baseball League activities to a WTHT Boxing. . It sald'Jn part that the Repub­ pioneered the development of high aggression In Korea.” of town officers as printed in the for Alexandria, Vn.. to vlait their WoRfs Exp«rl«iiead R TH 'f News; Joe fJirand \VO>;S _ News, Jacks Wax- lican candfdatoin IP.'>2 must be "an qiulity chewina gum. Be lure to get 3. Celebration of the day Ar­ close for the season. Boys from Bon and hla wife. Mr. and Mrs. Uith*rUmJ ditmtru'mT* town's annual report and sent to Andover, Hebron and Columbia MIHInq M och.^pro. W TIC - Just Plain Bill. works. American pf'unquestionable Integ­ the anginal Wruday’e Spearmint Gum. menia became a Soviet state as a all homes. The estimated Robert Theim. Their younger son. CHANTIUY 8051 „ Dr. .lohn O’Conner Look m the green ipear on the package. gathered for the affair, wmettwhich-^ih m Ted, home „„on jp,ve leave from the Navy, Ni WHAY—Story Queen. WDRC rai.'l Weston Show. rity. fe ^ e a s , forthright and an holv day: dilures for the year ending Sept CyHndricd Grindart / y Dolimn ivONS—Bobby Ben.sor. experienced public servant. Wc be­ BISSELL ST. A spokesman for Mekhttarlan s ■plto of the raw air was fun. Mhr- th> day beM n. to C.feat 10:00— 1. 1988. anon boys were .unable to be ppraa* m * ’ „ t —inin.r’.rhool where hr WKNB - News; Sports lieve' that you meet all these re- Dr. John O'Connor will addrem congregation said he wilt continue amoontlng't*r ^ likes Training achool where he WDRC—Music ent, Various contests of. skill entered an electrician mates' EnqiiM Lotha Op«raEors •si*— . dfulrements and that with you as the staff of the Manchester Memo* as pastor and that he has been cepted and added to this the two 10:80— a candidate the Republican party given an unanimous vote of con­ were featured in the afternoon and WHAY—Cro»l>y> Quarter rial hospital tonight at tha stafTa TAVERN new appropHatlonu made Rt ine school. VtTIC—Front Pafre Farrell WDRC-Muslc. ^ , can win the Presidency." following a-ere prise winners; Joel Cuttar Grindara WTIC Washington on Uic spot fidence. mretinR. ■ . Taft's office snid yesterday he rtionthly meeting in the board Archbishop Kasparian said his The selectmen were autnonuea Anthony, of Columbia, won the WTIC Note's and Quotes WDRC Music. had not seen the letter, and would room n't 7:30. His subject will be FOR SALE church Ihlways has been loyat to to borrow ‘money to meet current pitchers contest and won a bill­ Turrvt Loth* Oparatoro WHAY—Band by prmanrt WTHT American SportJtaga not comment until later. "Industry's Challenge to the Medi­ the United States, expenses. Donald R. -Tuttle, chair­ fold: John Janus of Hebron, thq WCCC—News; Musical Scoie- 10:41F— cal Profession.” man of the school bqlldtng commit- catchers contest which offered, a PRIVATE LESSONS 49 HOURS board. . WTIt- Pto and Con. DIS.^O^V•ES PARLIAMENT Dr. O'Connor, who U In residence C A U A T lee reported on Its work to <^te flashlight for a prise: Ray Toiihey WON8—Clyde Beatty Show WTHT Dream Harbor. at Millard Fillmore hospital, Buf­ and the meeting adjourned shortly of Andover, inflelder. sa'eat shirt; W”rHT—Mark Trail. falo, graduated from Hsivard Uni* outflelders. Ronny Davis, of Co- • GUITAR 11:00—^^' London, . Oct. 5 — fJPi — King 57 BISSEU ST. Columbia after nine o'clock. Apply Aftar h P. M. WDRC—Memory I-*i e New^s on all stations George VI signed In a firm hand versity Medical school In 1939 and John A. MaeVeagh, Jr. has re­ lumbln Won a bat: Ray Toiihcy of Andover also won the distance »:45— .AVTHT-Sports today a proclamation dissolving interned at Boston Cltv hospltaL turned home from New York • MANDOLIN Whether it's line Knglisli Ixuie chin* or superb IW15RC Ctirt Massey and Mar- Parliament In prepai;;atlon for the He formerly was madical dlreo* Business of the w inii.l town throwing contest and won a base­ Night Suparintcncknt n :l J — Select an appropriate memorial to meeting, held In Yeomans Halt, where he underwent a major opir- English dinnerwnre, fto.yal 'Ooulton is tradiiionall.v , tha Tilton. WTIC—News national election Oct. 25. tor df the loss prevention depart* 'Ifaui tlon during a long and critical ni- ball. Running racea, dividing the WHAY—Sports / ment of the Liberty Mutual In­ Tuesday night. ■WWT quickly Uken older "boys from the younger ones •VIOUN tha royalt.v of line English craftemanship. This is 11:30— The signing Wok place in the mark a loved one’s passing . . one ness. He *a able to walk outside 1841 iroed Strsat w n C - Bob and Ray WDRC—Jack Zalman Buckingham Palace bedroom, surance company in Boston, as­ that adds dignity and beauty with the care of by the approximately on* his home for short stretches. found Pete Sprenkle of Andover l>eauty to make a briilc's first home memorable . . . in the Older grroup in the lead and Hartford 5!55— WTHT -Sports. where the king I* recovering from sistant professor o f Ihdustrtal hundred persons In attendance. L Mrs. Delia Allen Is critically ill passage of time. Here you find fnany Nelaon Field of Columbia In the BRUNO DUBALDO and an experienced hostess's table lovelier than ever* WONS - Tex Fletcher WON.S-Jack's Waxworks. hla dangerous lung operation of medicine at the Harvard School of SHOE ■ The question of re-aseessing the ~at Windham Community Memorial Evelrinn Sept. 23. Public Health, and lecturer of In­ from which to choose one that suits town* properly, a *‘*Vequlrement Hospital. Mrs. Henry Ramm. at younger Vroup. Both wore given Tol«plMMM S802 ”You‘H Ilk* it at Eivc-piccc place settings of dinner, salad, 11 — The new House will meet Oct. dustrial medicine at Tufts Collegs. your individual circumstances. home comfort everj’ ten years was dlativaed at that same institution, la feeling 'b.'JseballsA The grand prise of •:00— WTIC Marine Corps Show. the day, *\flne football, so that all FENN" bread an«l butter plates, cup and saucer from 30 to elected a speaker. It prob­ REPAIRING some length—through « clause In some better. or 2-3700 WDRC - News 11:.V%— ■ vCOMPARE AND SAVE might' haV\e an equal chance to WHAY—News WONS—Newi ably will hold Its first business ses­ MORIARTY Bros the warning Inserted by the board ’Thia IS the season when many 5N8— News TeleslatoB sion Nov. 6. O f th* iB ltB r K M of assessors. Trend of thoughts ap­ Columbia couples celebrate wed­ TC—News. 3 13 C f rj I I R ST parently lay In the direction of ding anniversaries all In a bunch. r_News. Joe G I r a n d WNHO—TV. Don* W Mk You Wait , work being done by local people, T t I S 1 .1 S Rural Mall carrier Raymond E. Show. P. M. perhaps with the assistance of a Lyman and Mrs. Lyman noted 4:1.Y—Kata Smith. • W'Cee Good Eveninp. Good 5 A P O R I T I reputable real estate man. though their thirty-second, Oct. 1; Mr. Music. R:00—Mias Susan. SAM YULYES and Mrs. Raymond Clark* their B:15—Time For Beany. WILLIAMS OIL BURNER out-of-town profeaMonals were WTCNB—News; Sports. MEMORIAL COMPANY Viscussed. It was voted to have 38th, Oct. 2: Mr. and Mrs. Cffiaun- Uogal Boulton 8:30—Howdy Doody. i r M f IS MAPU STREET •:I5— sf colds. Rub VapoRub cey M. Squler, town's prosecutor «;0O—Date At 6 4 7 0 CENTER $T. MANCHESTER . REPAIR ' the selectmen look into costs and WTTC—Strictly Sports on throat... chestMsIt methods of reassessing and report and tax collector, their 27th Oct, WONS Sports 6 25—W'eaUier Forecast. OIL SERVICE some in mouth, tool back to the March meeting. 4; Mr. and Mr*. Clinton Ladd their ew ower rices W HAT—Supper Saranade 6 30—World News Today N L P "e a s y p a y m e n t s INVITED fifth on October 5 and Mr. and ' 45—Sport Spotlight. Another clause which brought W DRC-Jack Smith 341 BROAD ST. Mrs. J. Henry LaFleur their 55th 7 :00—Kukla Fran and 0111*. out more or less discussion, most­ on that same day. WnCNB—840 Club. 7:30—Herman Hickman Show. ly as to the legality of desired pro- ceedtngs, was one w-hich asked Republicans won th# election StSS— 7:45—Newt Oararan. f u e l and RANGE OIL 1946 her# Monday by a four to one mar­ wrDRO—Jack Zalman 8:00—Mam* that the town Uke such legal ac­ gin. when 321 votes out of a possi­ N u n h -B i^ g:8(y—We th* People. tion as may be required to estab­ ble 701 were cast at the polls. W n C —Emil Cote Olea CTub . 9;00—The Big S tor.. * it * CHEVROLET. lish a system of registration and WONS—Naws; Sports. 9:30—The Aldrich.family identillcatlon of all powered boats Clair L. Robinson, on his birth­ cz/hikie iashionecL WDRC—Raeord Album ^ 10:00---C*valcad* o f Sports. day, was once again given the post Fleetline Aerosedan. Radio on the lake, the fee not to exceed O x t o X jc U- 10:45—Greatest Flghta. • OIL HEATING of first selectman of the town, an JETWELEHR .... HII.VKRSMITHH 81NCK1900 «:45— and heater. Good as new. 75e. People living around the lake office he has held for 28 years. WDRC—Lowell Thomas 11:00—Theater. EQUIPMENT have found much danger In the Henry B. Hutchins was re-elected WrnC—Thraa Star Extra. 11:30—Somerset Maughm. Increasing number of boats on the second selectman and Alfred Sor- 'Nunn-BuBh iihoe prices have moved down ainiln for 958 MAIN STRECT MANCHESTER W DAT—Football Prophet. 12:30— News lake,' operated mainly by young­ acchi. a Democrat, third.-A major IN HARTFORD AT I’RATT AND MAIN STREETS WTHT—Stock Market; Sports. Estimaten On Reqaest Center Motors sters who have not been taught change In offlcera was In the th^ second time since .Inly. You now buy Nunn-Rush WKNR—Keyboard Kapers. CALL MAIN STREET proper boat etiquette. They are trea*\irer and agent of the town YAS- Next To Poat Office bringing their boats in much too deposit fund posts. Mrs. Harriett Bhoes 3f.00 to $2.55 below ceiling prices in the springf, WDRC—Beulah 2-1257 Open Daily ’TH t P. M. near to the shore line making tt R. Lyman was elected to succeed WTHAT—Sytnidiony Hall CIBARS • FIFES Nuiih-Buph ahoe« are one of the most dcoendable stand* WTlC—Guy Lombardo Show. Ufliters — Watohee ardaW American living. Tliey give you dollar-saviniT WrrHT—Weather; Sonurt ■ and d < ^ — Walleta Storiaa. milesW smartnesB. WONS—Fulton Lewla. Jr Arthur Dnis Stores l i l f t - tWONS—Tello-Toat. w n c —Album of the Week NOW IS THE TIME WrrHT—Songs and Storiee. NOW $ 1 / 75 TO $2093 W DRC-Jack Smith YI lS b - TO PLANT WONS—Gabriel Haatter LOAM Garden Sale others to $23.30— Edgerton i^hoea from $9.95 ■ iW r a r —Lone Ranger. Now Is the tlmo tor seodtng, iWTIC-Newa. Dark, Rich, Cnltlvmted Loam : Plant This Fall And SA VE ''•1 • ' : |yPRC—Club Fifteen. No. 1 Loam 88 On. Yd. ROSE BUSHES No. 2 Loam $2 Cu. Yd. Sale tlC—I!d Murrow In Truck Load l,ots, [C—One Man's Familv. Also: Band. Qravel, Slone 3.11 NS—News. AND SHRUBS f PHONE 3408 Evergreiens BMENS^Cm SHOPS P COMFORT **» MAIM sTMese S ^ ii4>iuiin ia.cma> S ;~WDRC—Guest Star. NUSSDORF iWTTHT—Richard Diamond . CQNSTRUdlDNLCO. - i a ^ S —Muaic...... 27 Deerfield Drive MimtlHIIIIIIIM . f w tw o (W m c—Roy Rogers. " $ 1 , 8 9 “p ■ 'WTHAY—Family Rosary. WBAI EVERY BUY THE BESTI w eeks on ly BENSON’S WANTB YOUR OLD REFRIOERATOR OR ICE BOX BENSON'S Flowering Shnibs B E A im il WOMAN KNOWS « BUY HOUSE OF TELEVISION 8 9 , l 3 for $ 1 .5 0 There are three good reasons for owning HERE IS O lM SENSATIONAL OFFER an electric blanket this winti^ • • • health, FOR 10 DAYS ONLY — - 20 Rose Bushes -comfort and beauty. ^ M i BESTONE COLD W AVE PERMANENT OPEN 9 A. M. 'TIL DARK YEARS OF $'1^5 0 You will sleep better because you won’t be EVIr Y DAY HONEST weighted down under a pOe of blankets and INCL.UDING SUNDAYIS- $100 regularly 15.00 DEALINGS fur your nid refrlgeratcir; gaa or comforters. electric (If it runs and freezes) la Ti^p Bulbs trade on any 8-10-12 cn. ft. FhUco To introduce to Manchester this superlative custom eeld- You will feel better bei^ause a light electric FREE! DouMr Dour Refrigerator. wave by Keatone . . . loved by smart women in San Franciaco, I)alla.s and Miami . . . we’ve fllaahed it« price to LESS THAN ASK YOUR 10 for ^ 5 9 ^ blf^ket doesn’t impare circulation. At the $50.00 WORTH OF HALF. NEIGHBOR ABOUT Ifere’s why you’d better telephom tomorrow for your ap­ same time, you can enjoy all the fresh air MERCHANDISE pointment. OUR SERVICE for your old qgfrigerator gaa or FBI Out and Dopo^t this Coupon at Ouf$olosroeni Grass Seed % lectric (If It run* and freezes) on f . . . is individually packaged for YOUR hair type A. W. BENSON you wahte yet keep coiiifortebly warm. DRAWING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 any single door Phllco refVlgenitor. . . . ia done with lotions containing lanolin, the softening A oil that aQhievei curls gently without damage to tha • We have'thc heal TV installation crew in Manchester. ' hair structure lb. 6 9 c And, o f ' course, eVcjry beautiful woman Name ...... ir * * We have the best factory trained TV Servicemen in BESTONE . . . is especially prepared for hair that is fine, bleached or Coanecticut. Choose Your Own Plante In p«T ScIf'Senrice Sales R o ^ knows that refreshing sle^p is one of nature’s Street ...... tinteid . . . it wifi not discolor gray or white hair • We don’t sell ALL television sets—-w* sell onlv the Town or City ...... for your old toe box regardleaa of COLD . . . gives you the kind of curl that makes your settings last PHILCO, RCAe CAPEH ART, Evtrything For Your O ariou Noodo best beauty aids. age or ronditlaa on any Phllco longer BENDIX, EMERSON. ADMIRAL. S ta te ...... i ...... model. WAVE...... gives you a rinse leaving your hoir lustrous and glow­ • Free liome triele. Opw 9KH) A. M. TH Dork M. ing . . . no dry, parched lookv Every Day, lofiM og Sunday Hair Gutting, 1.50 _ _ V ., trade in allowances for your small screen sets. MtoieBl credit terau to salt your income. BUY FHILGO - PAMOUB FOR QUAUTY THE WORLD OVER 'CALL 3535 „ WILSON WILSON ' N O DOW N I . PAYMENT NECESSARY BEAUTY SALON If yoar trade-in eqoala 16% BENSON’S of jrour purchase. ENSON’S ^ POWIR COMPAMY RADIO. — TELEVISION — APPLIANCES TILBVBION — RADIO — APPLIANCES Comer Tolland Turnpike fnd Oakland^ Strcft Coraer Tolland Turnpike and Oakland Street Junction of Connecticut Highway Route 30 and 83 72 WEEKS TO PAY 713 MAIN ,Sy. — TEJ.EPHONE 353,’i WI-5 MAIN STREET, MANCHipSTEil PHONE 595f 71S MAIN STREET Junctibn of Connecticut. Highway Route 30 and 83 In Mo'nchMter - In Manchester

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MANCHE8TBB BVENINO HUBALO. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER B, 19oi sd oa an amsrgency stop-gap although lt,„had baan hopad ta measure to keep the narrow cor­ keep the number at SO. V ...... ~ ------MHS Traffic With the seating capacity tbua GUARANTEED Toim Officiab Back Horse Show ridors from being completely tome OM who w m Indlserebt, who lowing a complaint the accused Product Show increitMd, it waa aoon found that Fi^sl Aid Goiirse clogged with students changing ItoifljeBtrr drank too much, or who had wUB driving west on Route 6 In a the corftdore just couldn't handle WATCH Bolton Blg-aag manner. Crush Eased classrooms, sends some classes out tha Increase in traffic, and tlM dubiouB aaaodatlona o f any kind. n »e local girla' 4-H group, the Opens on Friday Lists Entries of their rooms from one to 1 1-2 staggered elosa-dismlsaal ayatein Birto Mohr D*ltoH* .& «ttiti9 J l^ r ^ Now hack to'McOarthy'a claim. TbtmMe-puahv*.'alacted Jane Mc­ minutes earlier than others. was instituted. ' R E PAIRlN G When Informied of what Mc­ TW. Mamiheater 05W N Kinney prealdent at their, recent Claaaea Now Diamisficfl •The Bvatem,” said Mr. Bailey, Ah' eight-week Rad Croaa flrat IJN R R RF.FLOA’T D Carthy had aald, Bingham told re- meeting. Irene Valenti waa named Thrilling new dinette fashion 1 Many Local Industries ■■la not ideal, but it haa taken care U ■ •»•« rnrm^ The Bogrd o f Aaaeaaora baa an­ vice president; Joan Boslo, secre­ aid course open to all local real-' At Different Times, of the Bituallon as beat ns can lie Copenhagen, iJenmark, Oct. 5.— All Watek MaaelMiMr. Ooaa. portera that-ha bad navar told the expected under the clrc\im tbokas raRonBOM, nounced the datea of five meetlnga tary; and Vfllma Morra, treaaurer. denta will be Inaugurated Friday Have Already Planned (Ab- The passenger liner Oslo- Senator “ahy auch thing.” He paid Others Are Re-Routeil stances.” fjord,, flagship of the Norwreglan R c p a l r a i ^ p ,i* * w . o^' thia month to hear declaratlona of Beverly Tuttle ia chairman of the night, Oct. 12 at 7 p. m. at tha VtoaaM Jel«btt I. un . he had had no communication of refreshment committee and An­ Exhibits; Door Prizes With high school enrollment at America Line, went aground in a Tested On The real and peraonal property aub- Manchester firehouse at Main and Mancliester High school's traffic 1,440. an 11 per cent, increase over heavy fog this morning but was m any kind with Senator McCarthy drea PaggloU la reporter. Pnbllabad SmT BtWiIbc K iev ject to taxation on October 1. The Hilliard atreets. It has been an­ Cheney Brothers, Pioneer Para­ last vear, there was an initial refloated without any casualties. wAtCH MASTER eJedeys Mc H o lK vi Kntorw M tb* ainea hta board had taken up the The group meeta every aecond problem, created by the over­ nioetinga will be held at the Corn- nounced. chute. and the United Aircraft problem a' the beginning'of the The 100-ton tug 6TKD PK*afc in trouble. If Bingham waa to be as chairman of the Board of Edu­ Suzanne Reneker and Beverly Manchester office of the Red and aurrounding area an opportu­ Tuttle. nity to become better acquainted « { i « v T 't h ^ * ^ u v 'r ^ b ” » C ^ ^ McCarthy had deliberatie- cation waa honored liy the staff Cross. of the elementary school and' A daughter, their first child, with the business and commiinuy ■II new* ii»p*tche* eredittd to _®r|ly fabricated a atory deaigned to life of the town, will include ex- aot .•-herwt** ireditea le Ibl* peper members o f the Board at a dinner was born to Mr. and Mra. John uid *1* tbe •»<*' "?•* PUbltahed keep hia own campaign againat at the Rosemont Inn on Tuesday Varea of West street at St. Fran­ hlbita from such community serv­ All rlfM* ol repubheet'oo "< »pece< Jeaaup going. And there waa, of night. He waa presented with a cis hospital In Hartford on Octo­ ice organizations as the Manches­ ai(l!*tehe* Herein «re »leo renerred. courae. a danger that a citizen gold pencil lighter and a robe. Mr. ber 2. The baby, whose paternal ter Public Health Nurses assooia- Fjee baa served on the Hoard of grandparent la Albert Varca, has tion, the Manchester, branch of ' run .errle* el'ent cl N E. A 8err- like Bingham would be believed. Brunner’s... Sale Of Education for 18 years, the great­ iMcn named Paula Bose Louise. the American Cancer Society, How did the reaourceful Mc- er number of which be has also HoweU Cheney ’Kechnlcal school, ju*^* uVo«wf Afeno - New Carthy parry thia blow? been its chairman. Tlie board la the Manchester Polled department, Ten CMcaio. Petro'l end Beaton j easily. expected to name his Hiicees.sor nt the local post of the American it. regular meeting next Tuesday. Legion, Uie Connecticut State bvreac o r ‘'Well, ' he .aaid. ‘ If Hiram aaid UEMBICh AUTUT Mrs. a iffo rd . .S. Stephens, In Guard, and The Manchester Eve OIBiTI.ATIUS'S. HEAR ,r. f thnt, 1 wouldn't have any com- charge of first aid recruiting, haa WAIKINS nlng Herald, as weU aa from the The Hemic: Piintlng Company. Inc. ment on it at all. He'a a good fel­ announced an Advanced First Aid MISS LOUISE KLASSEN ■ ROTHliM. INC Industrial and wmmerclal firms. m m aeeume* no nn«nei»l reepowlbUlty low.” class. will open at Manchester Covenant Miaslonary Door prizes. Including refrigera­ typocn.phtcal -rrom epp»*nni m »d tors and automatic washers, will What are the Inferencea of thiyi Green school on Tliursday, Oct. 18 FUNERAL Awarded ■ William McBride, (right), presl-,. mounted on her father's horse. eertleement* »no olh.r re«din« mejler for all persons who liave success- Bpeak On Acedswr be given away at the show. Grey Boy, and lends an attractive In The Mi.nrhe.tpi Frrnin* Hrreld. dent of the Manchester Lions club, i rnnieliack ? They are thnt "Joe " fiilly completed the standard First SERVICE Medal far Ika "nie Exchange club of Manches­ and appropriate note. Ffi3iiyrT5CTnbr7-^ -and- --'Hiram:;, arc^r.caily bosom Aid. course recently. Mrs. Mary ALASM Sscaad Tsar. ter has announced that admission Hospital Notes Ifinds two early customers for j The purpose of the horse show ' pals, often in each other's com­ Mullaney and Norman O.sborne 0 n n iM J :W M l tickets to the show can ba ob­ tickets to ths Lions CTIub horse | Is to create a scholarahlp fund] will instruct the class which can At the Missionary Meeting tained at any of the exhibiting pany. and that therefore ''Joe” Pirtetor PaUenta Today ...... !®* show, to bs held on Oct. 14. In I for Manchester girla who wish to Nerve W ar ^’arrows Down accommodate up to HO members. DAYSTROM COLORAMIC* firms. General Manager George Waddell take nurses’ training but who 1 doesn't want to embarrass COVENANT a Admitted yesterday: Mra. P e ^ It will he a five weel; course with A parUal lUtIng of the exhlbl and Mayor Harold Turklngton. lack the financial means to do so. DUMONT .ITie one binding rule In t}ie war ‘‘Hiram" any more by Insisting three-hour sessions from 7:30 to CONGREGATIONAL tors follows: Manchester Trust Sheekey, *4 Olcott street; RonaTd Sylvia Crosby, daughter of Ford and also to provide money to pay “THE TELEVISION SET YOU’VE ALWAYS WANTED” of nert’ea being waged In Korea that he quoted their conversation 10:30 p. m. CHURCH Here’s another exciting new Fall Fashion you’ll setf'at Watkins Brothers Company, McClure Auto Co., J. W. Cowlea, 197 Hilliard street; Mrs. Crosby, superintendent of Kohn for the examination of school | Those who attend will bring Hale Corp., Flrat NaUonal Bank, Madlyn Warwick, • Deepwood Brothers Tobacco company, is children. acem* to be that neither .tide nhall together correctly. "Joe " Is good- TONIGHT AT 7:30 . . . Daystrom C O LO R A M IC, made of plastic sheathed steel tubing! It com* Pratt * Whitney Aircraft, Hamil­ their First Aid nmnuals. notebooks 3/96 drive; Linda Reichenbach. 20 Ash­ th« SHERBROOKE by DU MONT ever let Itaelf become fully and 'naturedly willing to let ''Hiram” and a 36 inch First Aid cravat. A Part of the Christian bines the strength of steel and the warmth o f rich colors. Plus crack, chip, ton Standard Propellor, C. E. worth street: Mra. Gloria Parson, Mrs. Don Carpenter. South Wind- clearly reaponaihle for a final contradiet him. Why, as a mat­ Sl.icks should be worn. Emphasis Week Program stain and bum resistant DAYSTROMITE Wonder Top. Washable plastic House A Son, Inc., Manchester tha Hamlll, 277 Spruce street; Miss I 19-inch Life-Siae picture. 30 Silas road; Miss Lillian Booth. Bor; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. break in the negot atlon.s toward ter of fact, ‘‘Joe" even tried to get Peter W. Kopoehiis, 33, of 101 upholsteries, too. (Jpen Stock, and a choic;^ of colors, so you can ensemble Ga£ Co.. Manchester Knitting Rockville; John Foley. Rockrille; Alma Johnson, 54 Chestnut street; The Public h Welconte! Mills, Morlarty Brothers, Clnco Maryann Mozze*'. 31 Oak street. Roger Taggart. 49 Woodland street. Built-in AM-FM radio. a truce. But, as the war of nerve.s "Hiram " on the phono, before he Franklin avenue. Hartford, was TAa Sign of o your own dinette! Paul Krystak, 90 Durant street; presented in Bolton Ti-ial Justice Distributors. Boland Motors, Man Mrs. Dorothy Fitch. 170 Oak street; Discharged today: Mrs. Mary Three-speed antomstie phonograph. narrowa down to points which arc talked tlie first time, in order te JOKK- ON IKKTTOB.S court on Tuesday charged with op­ WORTHY SERVICE Chester Modes, Watkins Bros., Pi­ Earl Wallace, 18 Eastfleld street: Cambria and daughter, .50 Ard­ -finer and finer, it liecomes ap­ give him gentlemanly warning Chain $10.78 ooeh ExtMsiea Tobi* $45.00 oneer Parachute, American Le­ more road: Mrs. Beverly Davis. 4 Titusville, Pa., Oct. 5 (>Pl Doc­ erating a motor vehlrle while un­ Arthur LaChance. 74 Starkw-eather tors toll! Karl Schoppert at the parent that this etrategy cannot that he waa going to quote hia re­ der the influence of liquor or 142 East Center St. gion. Stanek Electronics Labora­ street; Mrs. Miriam Pinney. 56 Oakland street; Mrs. Rita Dorsey tory. Bartlett-Bralnard. Flndell and son, 226 Charter Oak street; age of 21 ho didn’t have long to last fore\-er. Human ingenuity and marks about Jessup. Somehow, he drugs. He pleaded guilty and was Manche.ster •Tradt Mark Cambridge street; Mrs. Sylvia W il­ live. They suggested outdoor | WAS $795 fined $100 bv Justice .“Swanson who Manufacturing Co.. Conn. State son, South Windsor: Mrs. Char­ Mrs. Patricia Starin and son. 679 Imagination are not fertile enough eouldn't reach ''Hiram” in time. Guard. Center street: Mra. PhyllU Day life and long hikes. remitted $2,'>. Tlie arrest was lotte Itcbinson. 71 Broad street. Schoppert, who came here from to keep it going for many moy.' Well, who can choyse? Either Williams Oil Service, McGIlI- Admited today; Mra. Hilda Bod- and daughter. 597 Vernon street; made on August 26 bv Sf.nte Po­ Germany, took their advice to I Converse, Sky Liners, HoweU nleks, 6 Sterling place; Patrick Mrs. Bertha Sweet. 21 Oval lane; playa. Hiram Bingham was incredibly lice Officer Daniel McKenzie fol- brlp his asthmatic condition. He Cheney Technical school, Yarn Dougan. 253 Highland street; Ran­ (Gordon Kaufman. Rockville; Stan­ A t the moment General Kidg- i indiscreet in the first place, and a Apart, Manchester Tire * Recap­ ley Mason, 458 Porter street. died today on hts 100th birthday. | way, eacaping from the possibility dall Grous, Rockville: Gerald Muis- downright liar in the second place, ping Co., Timken Oil Heat A En­ ner, 93 Glenwood street: George Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. The longest Infrari'd waves are that we would become responsible or it is /McCarthy who waa the gineering. Visiting nurses asso­ Schack, 29 Westwood Street; Jon and Mrs. Ivan London, 92 Russell SALE for breaking off the truce talks ciation, Nash Sales. E. A. John­ Mullen. 4 Hudson street. street. about one sixty-fifth of an inch liar all through the epi.soile. long. by our insistence that no more son Paint company, Manchester Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Mar- ‘ Births today: A son to Mr. and Either Hiram Bingham is un­ Evening Herald, C. R. Burr Nurs­ talks can be held at Kaesong, has fit to hold his post, or Senator Y o u V e seen it in you I favorite rnagazines eries. Cancer Clinic, Savlnga Bank tossed the ball back to the Com- McCarthy has developed the most W «pl«ku|i J Thh dry, comforts bk pkyroom wss o f Manchester, Harry M. Fraser, ynunista with the suggestion that unscrupulous and Imaginative ly­ dsmp sad clommy . . . until It wss ' J.'A. White Glass company. Man­ chester Educational aasociatlon, they propose a new site for the Aqutlliiod. ing technique in the history of Yo u 've seen it on TV Manchester Police Department, truce talks. This is a gesture Amcnran puldu life One or the >499 Manchester Hoby Shop. Which combines an apparent sweet ; other thing has to be so. rtUS TAX AND WASSANTV $44.41 reasonableneu on his part with his ' Leaking Walls? Tlie other day. up in Maine, an­ firm declaion that Kaesong Itself it at Watkins ! other Bepubliran. Senator Mar­ Now see Dead Man Revived, la out. The reasonableness keeps garet ('Tiase Smith, paid her re- Wet Cellars? DUMONT the flrmneM from occupying the DUMONT xperts to people who would lie In May Get Amnesia whole stage and thus inheriting • ..and Dolivar Fix them iwllh famous such a situation, and we don't responaiblllty for the breakdown think she meant Hiram Bingham. « in ia Face Om ) o f the talks, if that ii^ h a t comes. ■'Deiiiagogiie.s," she aaid, "wlio The Communists, too. have llleMeiim AQUELLA condition remaina "critlear but as .shout the loudest about Onnimu- Ms doctor says," "He's alive and PARK LANE ^>ecialized in tlie divided tactu-. BROOKFIELD nisni and who smear anyone who madrn known to mllllont by They could not accept Geneial that's very sitlsfactory.” disagrees with them by calling • If you have a doctor's One of he two doctors who per­ WAS $429.95 Ridgway's own proposed new site, formed the thoracotomy aald Hew­ WAS $419.95 them ('omniunists are the fore­ READER'S DIGEST Which was their firmness. But prcscriptioo to be com­ itt's brain may have been damaged most disciples of the top techni­ tat t h r l8 minutes it waa without they made a point of accompany­ pounded, and no one to ing their firmness with rather que of Communism—the big He. circulation of blood—dami^ed enough to change the man's entire warm assurances of their de.su e Tlioy cart be Just as great a dan­ . send to a drug store, just ger to your country and mine—to personality. to rontinue the truce talks. They telephone os. Our mes­ *‘He may have even a compl^ete .vour freedom and my freedom— amnesia," the doctor That SALE don't want, either, to be quite so SALE senger will call for the firm that they inherit clear rc- as the Communist disciples. They would mean that Hewitt, even If can be even more dangerous In he recovers, would not remember aponsibllity for the breakdown of prascription: daliver the any of his past life. He would truly that they are not as easily de­ the truce talks. compounded mcdidocs. be beginning a "second life.': In this ciroumsl.mce that tected and exposed as the Com- "A s far as I know,” the doctor munlst.s are. " N o extra charge. Be sum said, “ five minutes la the maxi­ •339 neither side wants to take too Cufiway l•cflen tKowt *339 mum time the brain can survive htfw Aqu*IU contrelf tMp* clear a responsibility for breaking so telephone us next limct without damage. He baa not re­ rtUS TAX AND WASgANTY $33.4$ PLUS $33.20 TAX AND WARRANTY Off the talks finally—lies what $ ^ . 9 5 •90 and domprMu by pstw gained consciousness yet. Perhaps Hickey’s Drastic Measures O Gallon *frofi"t perout rnoionry .pOSatWHy- ;thrr»r:m*y ' -be-, - P l N f . never will." B is tiigli time some responsible srmb '■ SO" 'odaliv-', osaofsSag' NTeafttllHr’ HeWtlfir eatranKed that the talks will be continued. stucco, liqlitwolsht melon, official bt'i.ame concerned over wife waits at his bedside. th« ^STERIY by DU MONT Each side is conducting a war PHARMACY ry units ond comont plas­ 1^=1. , "Our separation was onyl a mis­ of nerves, but each side still seems cohdiUnii.s I.ji the Merritt Park­ (64 Center St. te L 2-9811 ter. understanding," she said, "and I 19-inch Life-Sise picture. Somewhat timorous and careful way. And. in Hie light of the .Mer­ Free DellTery know he may never recognize me Built-in FM radio. Plug-in for record player. about pressing that war to the ritt I'arkway Commission's bland again. But I hope he wakes up at and callous a.ssuniptlon that Its least once to know we’re praying breaking point. for him.” But they are, nonethele.ss. get­ own .speed limits make everything WAS $519.95 ting closer and closer to the lovely on the Parkway, that of­ k itA m n • breaking point, and the strategy ficial apparently had to be Stale Involved seems almost exhausted. Police Commissioner Edward Hickey. ■ What it all proves w-e do not know. AH we know la that, if both But the measurr.s he has taken klifra hays (xjmmon aenaa^^nough { obvlou.'iy emergency meBs- X-1 BE SURE ■till to want the peace they j Sending two state police cars SALE 1 originally met to negotiate, on th' , "trrast down the Parkway at 15 which was set when the JIntervals is an efficient YOU'RE NOT CAUGHT Kegotiatlons were originally ’nrnnx' of botlli-necking the •greed to, they will soon have to i ‘‘l"'eder». w ho can't stand staying •top their bickering over non-es- "''thin a HH 'mile an hour limit, IN THE SEASONAL < ■entlal things and get down to I ®nt. si the same time on heavy The best carpet buy in Town! business. i traffic daj's. the bottle-neck it- *315 self is going to be dangerous. It Paper Collection PLUS $34.95 TAX AND WARRANTY is going to have to maintain a ‘Hiram"' And “Joe’ RUSH FOR ANTHRA- speed close to 55; within this bot- IN THE Hiram Bingliam, the former Re- i-tle-ncck the motorist who wants publican senator froiq Oonnectl- travel more slowly than that CITE NEXT WINTER cu^ is s conservative hiember of will be under more pressure than CHANSONETTE bla party. He la certainly no fel- ever; the state police cars them­ hm traveler.' He Is not even s selves will be preventing excess / OPEN TONIGHT T IL 9 liberal. speeding, but they themselves will \ , ' h y B ig e low . . . ORDER YOUR Thu same Hiram Bingham is be leading what will also be a I Northeast Section ■ow )—xh , ■>«, FOGARTY LOOK FOR THE MANCHESTER PAPER SALVAGE TRUCK-^ i had had Itaa author!- paper, paint ana fabric samples. O ffer e x p ii^ October 31st. I dai/right up to 4 r a i^ time at 8:80 i ^ . TtmighPa prim: A Light, r ®to ta n him (Mr. Jaamp) down 'r win be given aR you have BROTHERS weight Ckneral Electri^FIat Inm. Reh^bm ^l There’a^nothiiig to buy. All a bad aaeimty. it would have CLIARLY IDENTIFIED BY SIONS ON BTHER SIDE! ^ ' esfent TV Deparam^ i aa,". 286 CENTER 8T. ’ t<» ^ ia virit Brunner’s W /' TEL. 4866 GIVE YOUB WASTE PAFEB TO THIS WOBTH-WHNJ PBOJICTf dU dhetM r aatarp into thu. A University stat^ent laid tha ^wouM be one .yho

^MANCUESli'KB BVBNH40 HEBALD. IIANCHB8TBB. CONN, FRIDAY. OCTOBER i. 1961 IIANCHE8TER BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, mtDAY; OCTOBER 6.1,961 PAGEiflllBf Stale Police have, literally set the balp an the Sajr af tha collection pace for parkway travel cento a pound **1 tha bulchtr'a population haa b4en growing fait- ta aakad to call-Janry Bamkiewics, Win8 Hartford Pork Main, Course counter. > or. ^ M l l e Chatman of tha Mya. Fire Prevention Program Teams of cniisers travel side by MFDInvitca'Public U.-8. Department of AgrIcUlturO All the factor* Involved Indicate THE ARMY and NAVY CLUR side OB both east and west hound Local Chunhes to Observe Visit PIrchouso meat experts say the,,hih price* there will be some change to buy­ John O. TalcotL Jr„ haa been School Post lanes at the posted m>e*da Motor­ Follows Beef Hike reffect a demand that It-irreater ing habtto. Set for North Fad Schools ists Just don’t dare try to pass In kteping with national Fiye Officers named chairman of tha Vamon them. World Communion Sunday than the supply. Newspaper advertisemants of Board of Education for another BARLOW Prevention Week, the North (ConUBOed f^m Page One) Tha American Meat Institute six retail organizations th Chicago thSiOcessful participants in the qulx Appoint MIm Alibrio to Big test 07*01* drive ts'txpcctad Manchester Fire depart­ ------.(AMI), trade organlaatlon of provided an Interesting pattern. term with other officera aa follows: Fire Chief Jfohn Mara of tomorrow and Sunday, with >th* ment . Is holding open house ^ Of Red Cross aecretary, ifra. AUca Hammer; Manchester Fire depsi*tment ahowa aa wall. ’ . TElivigON SUES Mi SERVICE Sunday. Oct. 7, will mark the * o'clock ta Chlc'kgo, 4 o'clock to oldea with the start of the fall packers, say* the number of cattle The Hsms listed for Ihia Week announced plans for the sixth an­ Baaldes Chief Merx< Edward Chief Accountant Job Tale-Brown football game at New every night next week from eeason of plenty in pork- I delU-ered to 13 major Ilvastock end'e shoppers ranged li) number traasurar, Abner Brooks; aaalstant Haven and the World 'Syries In 12th annual obaervanc* c t World Denver and 3 o'clock in' Los An- Monday through Friday'and ia aa follows; pork 42, poultry 23, secretary, Mre. Sarah Brookes; nual fire-preventlon program to be Morlarty and Dante Pagani, presl- For Election Board 214 srauci sr.—numoNssots Similar Tiend# ■ niarkets In the loat four month* held In the three north-end schools cient and treasurer of the Improve- progress. Communion Sunday throughout gelss. inviting residents of Manches­ n r renortelT-e showed a drop of 12 per Cent un- fish 0) lamb 4, and beet only 13. EdwM^ Williams Hcuids assistant treasurer, John J. In some of in* local churches | ter to- visit the fire house at Washington. ^ C.. r e ^ r t e l ^ number received lit the I One ad offered a pork loin roast Lehan. in connection witli National Firs iiient association, will be on hand Captain Levin noted, ia report- the world. Aa In other year* e v e r y SATURDAY NIGHT Prevention week. October '7-18 I Tuesday morning at the Hollister Mis* Mary Allbrio of 2S Grif­ Int that most arrests wsre mads special services have been ar- ■ Main and Hilliard, Inspect the heavy run on poultr>. flah *•>'* Corresponding period of IBSO. I at 41) cents a pound compared with Lo^ Chapter; Test ■irsn Test many of the Manchester church** ranged In addition to the re n la r equipment and talk to the fire- ' round steak at 11.00 a pound. , STARTING AT »iU 8BARP / The program, sponsored Jointly ' street school to make the awards fin road waa appotntad chief ac­ Wednesday, that thsM hod bean will b* marking the obiervant* .Imii... ir-nH. in It add* that there was a dCr jRaid Sirens Tonight The Sret test of the Air. Raid by the fire depsrtment and tha | to the winners of tha contests, and countant of the Hartford ochool no aceidents on tha parkway slnoe TELEVISION a ii OAR REOlO communion aervlcea. Some nave Tmen who will be on duty. The I Phlladslphla and Washington, >0 R e g u l a r g a m e s —* s p e c ia d b Warning signals for .the month of - to conduct the quls program and this year. Special appeala are be­ arranffsd to tsdis communion to men will be glad to knawer I D. C„ rc]x>rted that, despite th* r*- rspnehester Improvement asonja- system at a salary of M,306 by tha tha drive got under way l^eaday questions on how fires can be RockTilte, Oet. S - At the «n- October will he held this evening tlon Is designed to make the stu- show the movies. On Thumday. after a seriae of related erackupS SFEOIAUSTS ing made, for each member of the aged and ahut-in membera at 1 cent pries reduction In choice with the Red alert being sounded dciita more sware of the reality of they will repeat the show at the Hartford Board of Education stfterw every church to attend his church home. Others will have candle­ prevented as well as how they I grade porterhouse steaks, they muU meetiflA rf the Rockville took the life of a Bridgeport man on this occasion. light ana special youth communion are put out. price lists and said; were moving slowly. at 7:30 p. m. The all clear signal fire prevention. It wilt. Include a Bowers and Robertson schools. successfully competing against and seriously Injured two other heiiig "These plsnts.” said an AMI Chapter, American Red Croea, will sound at 7:i0 j>. m. These fire-preveiitlort essav and poster During the week, said Chief six other candidate* for the post The observance of this. special aei^ces at an evening hour.. "Utile by little we are s|H)kesman, "were unable tn buy I But. for the most part, buying In persons. AOTHOniZeO DSAU* FOS day 1* sponsored locally by the World Communion Sunday Is] driven to a pork diet." the various type* of beef has not hod on ^Thuraday afternoon, Bd- Civil Defense air raid tests are* contest for the sixth, seventh and Mere, the students of the three Miss Allbrio has been account­ A meat• market ■ . . It^An1.. ,4n more beef animals without Qpp run- eighth grades of the Hollister schools will ba given a chance to ant for th* West Hartford Hous­ Mancheste. Council of Churches. being used by some of the loc.W yet settled into a trend. erard WlUlame waa elected chair* held on the Oral and third Friday The Axteea had a temple to vriiat The Revj Fred R. Edgar, president Sion, not only for Its apeclde con­ exclusive residential area 01 lJCn» I , •• man with other offlcere aa fol* of each month. street school, quiz programs, do their own chericing on the dan­ ing authority alnce leso, ehd from MOTOROU and BENDIX churches as th# beginning of a tribution to the believer, but. as , Ing regulatiqns." ger of fire lii their homes. They 1040. to 1946 she was accountant la now Mexico Cltjr lined with J- of the council. In making the an­ vlsiUtlon evangelism campaign in ver summed up consumer reaction i ■Tq,e"t,,ttle population on farms The-road to *uece*a Is hard but imra; vice chairman, Charlea Propert.v 9ale movies furnished by the state fire more than 100,000 human skulla nouncement of th* observance, an Impressive demonstration to ' Preaaler; aeeond vice chairman, marshal’s offiiV with fire preven- will be furnished Inspection blanks for the Hartford Housing authori­ an effort to widen the Inffuenc* this way: ^ has been growing, but the human It leads to a soft future. ; Hie Cooperative Construction ty. pointed out that while there Is no and effecUvenes* of the Christian the world of oneness in Christ," "Moat women don't know the-, HaiMd Obenauf: treaaurer. Ar­ t'or as their theme, timed fire which will tell them what fire haz- effort to have united communion stated Mr. Edgar. il naton Hewitt; aaalsUnt treaaur­ Company, Inc., of Hartford has drills snd a visit of a fire tni< k to s' ds to look for. Her new Job, ndilch beglnn on mission by Inviting new people In prices they used to pay for meat I acid to Raymond W. Trcbert and services, each local congregation the town to become members. The Herald tomorrow will carry In - comparison with whnt they're, er, Kerwin Elliott; eecretary, th ’ schools. Throughout the planning stages November 5, hns been vacant nlncn is encouraged to have it* entire Dolorea K. Trebert Lot .11, Rock- Chief Mere said t ere will be of this program. Chief Mere and 1040, nnd her nelectlon was on a Manv of the churches will take a complete Hating of the hours of paying now. But they have been i lira. Leon B. Flaherty: aaaiatant resident membenihip present at offering* for needy area* qf the communion senices at the various reading In the newspapers and | •ecretary, Uiae Margaret McLean. vem Homea. auards of $3 and 12 to the first the Improvement association have "strictly merit baais/’ occordiag NOW IS THE TIME ita own communion table. In thi* The executive committee In- Shattag f^riy and second place winner* In the had the close cooperation hf Prin­ to Superintendent of Schooln Rob­ wwld. churches. hearing on the radio that beef, cipal Thomas Bentley of Hollister ______'TO PLACE rOOB ORDER TOR A way each congregation will be "World Communion Sunday of­ prices are high. i cludea Rev. Oordon E. Hohl. Mro. The CYO of St. Joseph’* church erssy and poster ontesL*. and ert H. Black. An outside commit­ coiisclou* of ita Bpirltual onenesa fers th* church an opportunity to L. F. Blaaell. Mre. George WilMn, will hold a roller skating party there will he cash prizes to iiie- street school. tee In the accounting nnd auditing in Christ and in the Church Uni­ FIL’E day po r ec a k t "So they are trying to buy lea* witness to a broken and bleeding beef. We never have sold as Mra. Frank Burk« Mra. Jamea A. this evening at eight o'clock at field prepared axamlnatioiis and versal. as it assembles In worship world that God la Father and that Vandervoort, Mra, Slmlly Swln- Sandy Beach Park, Crystal lake. will be served In the school cafe­ Intenrlewed candidates. HARD SURFACE DRIVEWAY about Ita-own Lord's Table. Boaton. Oct. 5- Ehctended Fore­ much pork, poultry .and 9sh a* deUa. Mra. JohVi S. Maaon. Mra. man *re still brothers whatever cast. w* are now.” Tha membera will meet at the teria. 4-M otith8<«lc1 B ov Mian Alibrio is m graduate of Communion services will begin their race may be. This unbrok­ M. V B Metcalf, Mre, Jamea Ro­ school at 7:30 o’clock. Roman Hartford Public High nchool and AMESITE - ASPHALT-CONCRETE In Manchester aa early as eight ■nii temperature in New Eng­ Th# Office W Price Stabilization Parents In thst section of th* en fellowship In a broken world (OPS) new order permitted retail- han. Mra. W, R. L. McBee. Fred Dsicsek haa been elected presi­ town are urged to become mem­ G els C racked Skull she has taken extension courses at o'clock on Sunday, but churches makes the difference which sepa­ land during the next 8 da}**, Sat- Hallcher. Nelaon C. Mead, William dent of the CYO with other olTI- Hillyer and 'Frlnity colleges. on the other side of the world will, urda.v through next Wednesday, era to change their beef pricea Partridge. Mra. Clarence Schlae- bers of the Bowers P. T A. at rate men fade into insignificance Monday It waa an up-and-down cers as follows: vice president. Monday night's meeting. be going to their churches on Sun­ and their essential unity loom will overage near the seasonal fer. Attorney Harry H. Lugg. Mra. I>eonard Matyls: secretary, Phyl­ 'Stafford Springs. Oct. .5—(#p- day morning while it Is still Sat­ 1 adjustment. Tlie changes ranged Frederick S. Berger, .‘’heriff Paul ''Open house” will be from 6:45 10% DOWN ■ large. With the world * ^ Us normal with slightly cooler ox’er [from a reduction of 20 cents a lis Slots; treasurer, Richard to 7:45, during which time chil­ Foiir-months-old David Paul Bes- RELIABLE urday afternoon in America. worst, here Is an opportunity for week-end and little change there­ RECORD SALE! Sweenev. Charlea B Beach, Rev. Polajak. dren may be present to .show par­ Police Haul In 47 World Communion Sunday will be­ pound on some choice ihigh) Maurice Foulkea: nominating EleeUoa Expenaes sett is In critical condition at gin with the «murches in New the church to be at Its best; for after. I grades to a hike of as much as committee. William Partridge. ent.* around. •Thhnson Memorial hospital today U p T o WORK Zealand, which is the 9rat country at the Lord's Table men can re­ Precipitation during this period 20 cento a pound on some utility LARGE SELECTION OP Torni Clerk Kerwin Elliott calls with a /ractifred skull wljich he Parkwayw Violators new their faith and dedicate them­ John S. Maaon. Mra Charlotte attention to the fact that all can­ on the other side of the interna­ selves afresh to God and the kind i?.111 on the average total more than How) grades. | POPULAR 10 INCH Bartley. didates In the recent town elec­ received last night In an automo­ GUARANTEED tional dateline. The ser\-lce* two-thirds of an inch with rain to­ Demand Top* Supply j Finance committee. J Everett bile accident on Route 32 in which 36 M ONTHS there begin at 10:30 in the morn­ of world He would have this one tion must llle their election ex­ \U T II Sclicdiilcs Greenwich, Oct. S—(g>)—A S ^te be. Therefore let every Chris­ night and Saturday and with But. over-all. It Increased beef VOUR 5PRJ North, chairman. Dr C E. Peter- pense returns on or before Octo­ 9Ve other"periona were hurt. ' Pollc* drive has netted 47 traffic ing. but this will be 0 o’clock Sat­ showers early nest week. price* an average of 1% to two aon, John 9 Maaon. Harold Oben­ The child, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Machine Spread urday evening Iq New York, 5 tian keep the feast on this occa- ber 16. A nnual M eeting Donald Basaett of Ware, Maas., law violators on th# Merritt Park­ ON B A LA N C E auf. Fred Hallcher. Chariea Mc­ Oeofer Degrees Power Rolled uid Shellac Records Lean. William Rngalita. Claude A. , There will be a meeting of the skidded, on a curve shout a mile way, It was said today. Milla. Stephen Ketchem. Albert The Miini he.ster bram h of the was injured when his father’s car Captain Paul Lavin, in charge Vernon Grange this evcn'ing al south of the Connecticut-Massa- Do Your Bulb^ Planting Welch. Ieight o'clock at the Grange hall ! Women's Christian Temperance of th* drive in which radar equip­ We Rave the Proper Equipment and Know How REG. EACH f o r Mervleea at Syaagogae I In Vernon Center. At this time chuaetts link and collided with « ment is being Jliwd, aaid most of 89c 3 $X«00 At the aendee to be held thia the 9rst and second degrees will llnlon will meet Tuesday, Oct. S vehicle operated by John Skslnlck, DONT DELAY • CALL TODAY craning, at the B'nal larael S.iTta-1 37, of Stafford. th* arrests uMM for ''moving vio­ Now For Spring Beauty be conferred. at 10:.10 for an all-day seaalon at lations,'' although he reported one gpgue, 8:15 p. m., the aubject o f; Grocerr Social the South Methodist church. Work His father, 26. auffered a frac­ n.ASSICAL SHELLAC ^ g \ ^ the aermon will be ‘The Meaning I tured right knee; his mother. Dor­ arrest tor changing a tire on the W« have one of the heet hulh aaiiortmentn we have had The Alden Skinner Auxiliary will be for the Red Cross. A cov­ trav^lted portion of the four-lane of Repentance " There wilt also will hold a grocery social thin eve­ ered dish luncheon will be enjoyed othy. 22, a compound fracture pf - THOMAS D. COLLA jm THE M ALBUMS in a king time. be. a acnice on Saturd.iy. Oct. 306.25 Other Liabilities 3 ,3 3 4 .9 2 JohnsM Ttrract — All Foreclosed Real Estate. 15,783.57 Deposits .... 6,692,059.19 Main St, East Sida Only—513-729, iaelusiva Savings Banks'Deposit Guaranty $7,324,729.31 BraiRari Platt — All r. Fund of Conn., Inc...... 127,366.18 REPORT OF EARNINGS Paad Street—All Cash on hand and in Banks .... 531,553*43 NINE MONTHS' PERIOD ENDING SEPTEMBER 28, 1951 irou SAVE aia ON THESE Spniea Street—14-121', iMlailva Other A s s e t s ...... 7 2 .5 8 Income: .$ 124,225.07 thm aO ri-79 2.^ 8 gUsesMlBdO Hamlla Street—All 19.049.981.28 Interest and Discount on Loans Interest on U. S. Government Securities 2 7 ,3 8 6 .0 0 W e made a very apacioi purdWM, to Miaita u*val)f 3.79 cardigan* are youri fdr much lea*. Iliay'ra Fatter Straat-All LIABILITIES Other Incom e ...... 104,708.36 100% virgin wool worttod, aeft to toudv womi le wear. See them In wWle, bright*, peatela end dortiai Iiwogiw cooking Hawlei Straat—All Deposits . . 16,650,401.36 Totol $ 256,319.43 First Ronga of Nt Kindi C4Niv«nionc« lik« thU I East Ceater SL, SouBi Side OrIy — 721/2- Christmas and Tox Clubs . 4 3 5 ,2 4 5 .0 0 fwn complsts ovnnt or on* big 1. lOMi rs Expenses: wran in |uti a tarlnUng. Fair up TWO 0¥BOI 209, iRalHtlve 112,154.72 eoMsrola* wMi caks, pork chop* Surplus . 1,500,000.00 S o lu rie s...... lodi ovea Is sepo- 80,619.29 with pis —or broil and bake at rale — hot kt owe MadisoR S trn t-A ll Other Expenses...... the tome timel heot control Coei- Undivided Profits . 349,117.97 pact,autfty-plenty JMksoR Street-All otu I ... * $ 192,774.01 Oot Thai# Ollmr Advontogosl of roast h r tM nor- Incomplete Loans . . 95,194.87 Raouliful MW styling . . . m « Net Earnings Before Taxes 6 3 ,5 4 5 .4 2 Cook-Mostar Clock Control . . . Hazel Street-All 1. PRESTO I Other LiobilitieR • ' * . 2 0 ,0 2 2 .0 8 Reserve for Federal IncomeTuxes . 21,289,48 thrifty 5-ipsed Rodiontube »ur- Ford Street-All foca unht... and LHoHsm Force- irsONIOVBII 19.049.981.28 Mn-cn-sleel finish. Inside and out. Chop esstsr keodna * Leaa Rdaervea. Net Earnings After Tuxes . $ 42,255.94 ssNleHtbeltenpo- Hell Street-^All Bet rWO-OVM Ceeveeieece « iitien-«nd yne hove Dividend Poid June 29,1951 . 6,000.00 die A k eefo Thgli Ovee R ip . KRlihteR Street— All Net To Undivided Profits . . ; . $ 36,255.94 lh « n m HarriieR Street-;-AH « The SaviiKs Bai& ot Manchester HaRRawey Street—All THE FRKHDAIM A Mutual Savingi Bank TUBBABLE RAYON CREPBi ’Wonder Own’ EloctiieKinge We regret any inoMivenienec that mav be incurred by 923 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER M A N Y M M L W O S m E D the power interruption. Mmec$Momnlal Dcmt mice rnumtmMctrha \ $33 * p e ■S'-. In case of bad weather the work will be'postponcd un­ Cenwiwltles Sfcwe 1901 TRUST CO. = - Such Rne weitimanahip, audi amort atying, auch m til Sun., Oct. \ low price. Luxury rayon crepe |dik[ts wHh Sorry: jr# These eoolt wdoM be $45, If ere hodnY fco^M I 92^ MAIN STREET MANCHESTER ■ collars,: wing cuffs, yohe-ploatad back for comforts Tboy’ro i Johnson Brothers LldkNdts made op or befoiB the fifth of the FuM COW leleetiene. In mitao*' sizes horn 82 to 38f TiauGv uwa NDV^etme wim pnonth draw iBteraat froan the list of the month. Mtmbtr PHtrd DqsMlt hmiraiKG C ptr. hofoa nw«N Mhga I* eew M SLiCftlCAL CONTRACTORS The CeRReetleRt Fewer GeRiMRf i i m MAIN STRElt MANCHESTER Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

I- ) ' 'v V' *1 • . '"A A V / AnonwiBB ■wawnro «Amananw^* ooiiii» f r i d a t , Oc t o b e r s , u b i \ UANCHSOTEH BVENINQ HERALD. MANCHEaTER. OOmL FRIDAY,'OCTOBER 6,1961 r i i a Siren Teat Time Chancins Th« Horse. At Lcast,V 2 0 0 Planes Knew The $top« OPS Bares ______, / W ^ .Havqn, O ct B—<*7-- atomic Wfsponx were used by the no plane* in tfte ares at the time Alr raid alarm iMrsns will wrall Abofct 700. qtiarU of milk Says A-^Weapoii8 Ui 8, on a biatUefteld., He said: Worker Walkout flelcrlbcd by Plvnto. at a rilfferant time In the fu* Wangle in 3 were smashed at 5:30 this Packers as See* B’ar Durbril A confidential report, however. ture wrhen teats of the slgnM momiog' when a Bergren Mark 100th Cab Cancel Foe "LthlnH there would be ho more j T i^ Atomic I.jib Ivi* been sent to the Secretary of aystem are made. Tonight will Dairy milk truck went on a chance of that than there Is now, the Navy, Uila report sslil. be the last time that an alarm drlverleas trip on Tower ^oad for I think our potential adversary I P\'t. fhvsto, s hn«ky 175-pound­ S U O O IS Y IO N OOZY FOUR rooms and bath. Jet Scraps while its driver, Joseph F. Curbs Foes I (CoBttakbd from Fags Gas) er. said the Incident occurred on e x c e l l e n t Main atroat locn- BEFORE YOU buy Knotty pine finish. One Acre lot. will be Bounded at 7:80 p. m., (Continued,from Page One) fully apprecUtea our cspabllltN'l IN-WAU fORNWCA caa k . Wagner, Realtor. 2-0028. the time used in all' past testa. Rubera, 34, of 9 Douglas street, At North Methodist Hill 682, near Kumcha In eastern tlchi, bualnaaa Bone«t Idaal fo r 15 minutes from Manchester. R. for strategic retaliation. It Is this. TV A RADIO OP TNI WIIK DlnB,'lR *w*0«nt «oa- We have aaveral houses you may ■ Municipal cliil defense direc­ Hartford, waa making a (Goatiniied from Page One) hints of the progress in stomlr I sesrcii was expected to continue. Kqrns, shortly after noon on Sept, Aoctor’a offtcaa ot buaiaaaa oateb- lOeetleeed from Pegs Om I capability that he ha* feared a ll' * The Inborntory employ* 1,600 be Intaraated In. O. Denton, 6724. tors. meeting here iresterday, delivery. The truck came to a 9.__ _ ' - ' ~C U MM *• ____ Uahment. Saran rooma, largo lot halt when it finally m isd in­ weapons. along, and tt tr this capability of whom 1.100 are scientist* and voted ■ to hold future tests at geina Friday In the third day of were removed from the revised de­ Rev. ‘McLaughlin Plans! Hts f'ompiuiy (t!o. K. :i.Mh In­ Raaaonabla. Suburban Roalty Oo., 11 NYB STREETl—6 room single, FULL TWO-STORT alx rooms, to a house at 20 Tower road. Among ether things, he said: which, in my judgment, has pre­ I administrative worker*. 11:15 a. m., on the first and fense production a ct DlSalle has vented World War IH." fantry Regiment, 25th Infantry Roaltora, 541 Main. Phone 8S15. twro unllnlahed with front dor­ lavato^ on first floor, three bed­ third Fridays of the month. the drive: Rubera told Inveatlgaung of­ Special Program* fori "We are entering an era where I Jack .Susres. pi'ealdent of Local Division) .had taken tlie hill ear­ ITTAO W*«Mb» argued that the regulation of Tactlcslmse of atomic weapons — I Ootuntiy 7-«17A mers. Juat Onlahed redecomtlng rooms and tile bath second floor. The first test unider the new 1, The U. S. Third Division took ficer Joseph Sartor ot the our power to wage warfare with I SOI. said there had bgen "contin- lier, he said, and was resting aft- j KITCHEN AIDS inside and out. Combination Oarage. Strictly residential. time will be staged Friday, Oc­ a key hill in the center of the liiw Manchester Police department slaughtering is the heart of the' Coming Week; Bishop-t- would le s v Ihe moral responsi­ unl, fiuiifsvorable settlement of er "noop chow." ' od condition. Call 2-3853 Yankees Lead gregational church, officiating. from Maine to the (Connecticut muni.sts' whole atortiic program OUT... only 818,800. Walton W. Grant, stead. Peach orchard, apple! en, dining room, bath. New oil nial address. Dr. Fallon la a Tcl. 413« CO HERALD 'h u n t e r g r e e n Gabardine Coat Burial win be In the East ceme- Come in... river. may be designed to “ cancel out 873 Main St. Realtor. 847 Main atreet. Hart­ trees, large atrawlierry bed. burning steam heat furnace. Full preacher of unusual ability and oc­ this weapon (the atomic bomb) as With alp-ln lining. 81*^4. Per­ Giants, 2 to 0 tety. Th# G Clsf Club, th# outstand­ cupies one of the most Influential ford, 2-7584. Evenings and Sun- bam with 8 tie-up.i. farm ma­ basement with workshop. About Friends may call at the funeral a means of warfare” and thus per­ fect condition. Call 2-0W8. en the doors of the church In THE OPENING OF HIS OF­ lower right field etaada to Increase BROADLOOM CARPETS hard coal that lasts longer! It’s identified for ts>Vir.l.T ROOM with tain beds roxlmately 188x250) wrth custom 5105. __aoibe_ of the gifts lufve been me , ccrdlsl welcome to fellow towns- ; FICE FOR THE PRACTICT: SDC ROOM older home. In omtral the Tankeee’ lead to 2-0. moriais To departed relatlrea. The ' peopj, for all of these programs, for gentleman Or working eduple. built charming home i ' 9 rooms SELLING YOUR property T j OF GENERAL CHIROPODY B/ATE;§ your protection by th* red bull’e-eye diac*. location. 8 dow n-^ up. Large en­ Lockman fielded Lopet's hopper Police Arrests mamory of Dr. LeVeme Holmes 1# vi-ho attend will receive an 11- | AND^OOT ORTHOPEDICS p^hiug rooDEL Phone 8905 after (4 bedrooms), good condition. 1^ Whether it be e lot. houae or baths, fireplace, spacious modem closed porch. New oil heating and beat the pitcher to the'^bag perpetuated by the chimn through | lustra ted souvenir program^ which ' Only skilled craftsmen are entrust­ 4 p . m. system. Two-car garage and business In town or country, you for the unassisted putout. kitchen, fnany unuspual features the generosity of hla wife. include an tjistorical outline of 906 MAIN STREET ed with actual installation of wall- amestte drive. Reasonable occu­ will get prompt and personal One run, one hit, no errors, none Andrew Mooney, 48, of no cer­ INTERNATIONAL The fpHowlng evening. Friday. the century. ' MANCHESTER. G. L WILLIS including plate glass windows.on service by calling EUlsworth Mit­ left. tain address, will be arraigned in UtRGE Front room for rent on first floor. Delightful back yard pancy. Price la only $12,50(). O ct 12. a h lst^ csl program will In addition te all o t the sbbve con-n-ecTi c it Should qualify for G I. loan. T. ten, agent. Phone 6930.' ■ Town Court tomorrow on charges be featured, with some interesting to-wall carpot to insure complete West Side. CaU 4403^______shrubbed for privacy. On U. 8. NARVISTER festivities there are tbe following J. jCrockett, Broker. Phone 5416 THIRD om iN O OIA74TS of IntoxlcaUon and vagrancy. He historical sketches given by Walter events for tnembere o t the parish & SON, INC. Route 8. convenient to fine super WANTED - lour property to sell TELEPHONX *480 customer satisfaction. PLEASANT Single and double or residence 8761. Thompson bounced out, Collins waa arrested this morning In Cen­ H. Hibbard, the historian of the so- In particular. Rev. j,Chsrles X. markets, atbres, achooli and Reliable ouyera walling with r.E .H 0 1 1 S E S S (g i 2 MAIN 8T.— TEL. 111! rooms, next to bath. Private en­ to Lopst who covered first. ter Park by Patrolman John eisty. To mak* more vivid aome of HutchinsoiF will eohdiict the First churches. Hartford bus at the BQLTON—To the buyer looking cash. Fmancea arranged. We h VI 4NT atKEN trance. Quiet home. Employed , Janaen raised a soft fly to Dl- Cavagnaro. the century’s highlights Mrs. Edith Quarterly (Conference for officers SEE OUR DISPLAY and SAI.ESROOM door. Smart buy In a fast grow­ for something different, we sug­ need 4-5-8-'ii roo.m singles and 2- Magglo In right center. Harrison Wilson. 55. of no cer­ An IH exclusiva! loterdiaagablt Wstherell will display many pic­ snd member# on Monday evening. gentlemen. 2-0898. ing section. $18,500. Inspection by gest that you aee this lovely 5- family bouaes. Howard R. Haat Stanky drew the game's first tain address, will also be arraigned door handles ia a rainbow of ten tures. relics and other reminders. Oct. 8. Tw6 social programs will BUIKiET TERMS ARRANGED appointment. Walton W. Grant! room home with modem cabinet Among the many guest* at the ATTRACTIVE Room for two. inga Phone i-1107. ' walk. on an Intoxication charge. He was vivid shades, to matdi or cea- follow on Tuesday and Wednesday BIGELOW TRAINED MECHANIC.S Complete It^ht housekeeping fa­ Realtoy, 647 Main street, Hart­ jdtehen, wired for electric range, Dark filed to Woodllng who arrested by Patrolman Albert Sca­ service thst evening will be Rev. evenings In the form of a father BAN TLY and circulating fan. Central hall­ Irast with your color scheme. William Wallace, former pastor; culties available. Central. Mrs. ford 2-7584. Evenings Manchester CONSIDERING SELLING made the catch just Inside the left bies on North School atreet yes­ and son and mother and daughter 3160. way with lovely staircase and YOUR PROPERTY T terday afternoon. ,7 Six PrlcR* Stort ot Rev. Edwin Tuller. executive sec­ banquet, with Mrs. Ruth C. Attention Home Owners and Builders Jerome, first floor, 14 Arch street. balcony. Living room with din­ field foul line. Frank P. Rainville. 36. o< Lake- >»87 retary of the CJonnectlcut Council Without obligation to you, we No runs no hits no errors one Holmes snd Everett R. Kennedy OIL CO. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER/— New 5 room ing area, fireplace, bookcases and will appraise or make you a cash view drive. Sdutlf Coventry, was of CSiurchea; Rev. Hatwey Morrl- as general chairmen. house. Oil hot water heat, cabinet picture window. Second floor has left. »on of Hazardvllle, and Rev. Le- Apsitments, Flats, offer tor properly. See us before by Patrolman Sam u e^ n 1 - f h o / r o kitchen, iRteplace, full cellar,' two bedrtxima,, _one ,..with:..flce.- TOIBHWiNINO YANKBBS^- tempo for speeding on Middle Turn­ TEL. 5293 T M ie m e n ts 63 jWa Meir------Mantle struck . out. NOTED CONDUCTOR DIES y E RM A -STONR -landscaped, $l»,A0O. $8,00(r down place. Bathrobim and 5 eloeeta. Phone 8273 pike west this morning. Copenhagen. Denmark, Oct. 5—• Carpet Center payment. Schwartz, Real Estate. Screened breezeway and 2-car iRlzxuto hit Jansen's first pitch Edward Shaffer. 31. of 37 Park (JT)—Eglsto Tango, Itallan-bom APARTMENT, In modem dwel­ BRAE-BURN REALTY Newest On the ' Call Anita White 8274, or Hart­ garage. Lot 200' x 300'. Priced the air to Indn In short left. atreet. Rockville, was arrested by conductor of Denmark’s Royal Kongo and Fuel DEPENDABLE CARPET SERVICE ling on Bolton Lake: Excellent for to sell. $18,900. Inspection by McDougald sent a hot liner to Patrolman Newton Taggart for working couple or women to ford 5-5138 WANTED—About one acre Opera orchestra since 1927, died 308 MAIN STREET TEL. 2-4.348 *C« * C RAT ERw appointment. Telephone Frances omson who plucked the ball off making a U-tura on Main atreet Campus today in Copenhagen. He wss 79. Oil Dlsfributors \ ■hare. Exclusive. Garage. Write K. Wagner, Realtor, 2-0Q28. land on outskirts of town, hla shoetopa. MODERNIZINO THE HOME— FOUR-ROOM ranch. Oil heat, main highway. Phone 6186. yesterday afternoon. He once conducted the orchestra Comer Middle Turnpike at Pinehursl Comer Box B, Herald. cabinet kltcheii. tile bath, near No runa, no hits, no errora, none Richard Pish. 20, of 80 Dudley NORMAN’S of New York’s Metropolitan Opera. 333 MAIN ST.v BRICK HOUSE— 4 rooms. Auto­ left. _ THE VARIETY MART THESE TWO ILLUSTRATIONS SHOW new achool and parkway. Only matic oil, electric hot water. WANTED- Flat or duplex 5-5 or street, wtw arrested for a atop sign $9,500. Barbara Woods, Agent. 6-8. Good condition. On East aide violation at the comer of Walker WHAT AMAZING DIFFERENCB Business Locations for Phone 8118. FDURTH INNIN* 09ANTS 449 HARTFORD ROAD T E L 2-8171 with good-alxed lot. Have cash and East Center streets by Pa­ CAN BE MADE IN YOUR. HOMB Rent -64 DO YOU NEED A HObra, Lot or customer waiting. Phone 3702. Thomson looked at two called trolman Thomaa Graham. Siar-Dust Doily NEW! Two or S-Bedroom Homes. strikes, then raised a soft fly to APPROXIMATELY 4.000 square Rent? Many desirable listings. Hallin Brothers. Phone 2-9221. Ci^SH CLIENTS waiting. Farms, DiMagglo 4n straight center. WITH feet of beaten space for rent on Phone 2-3151. / homes, lota and rents. No charge McDougald ran out into ahort Hilliard street, ground floor. MANtJHESTER^BUcellent loca­ IMMEDIATE Occupancy. Six to you. 2-SlSl. center to gather tn Irvin’s pop fly. PERMA-STONE Ideal for etorage. Phone 8818. tion, 6 room single, tile lavatory room home. Oarkge. Lot 70 x 159. Lockman grounded sharply to down, full bath with 2 rooms fin­ Fine opportunity for family need­ short and waa retired, Rlzzuto to Collins. Bonaca for Rent 65 ished second floor. Hot water ing more room. Call Madeline heal. Completely modem. 10 Smith. 2-1842 or 4879. Public Records No rubs, no hits, no errors, SEVEN ^OOM houK for rent. years old First time on market. none left. Inquire at |cinder-block house, Priced at $15,000. Phone 6278. MANCHESTER—Old Colonial, 7 Wanaatea Deeds FGVRTH INNING TANKXJ9S north end M reservoir, on Lake Brae Bum. rooms, fireplace, oil burning hot From William *. McGuire to DlHagglo went down swinging. water heat continuous hot water, Paul and Margaret A. Wupperfeld. , Berra tapped over the pitcher’s atreet, Mandieater. Franlr Bron- MANCHESTER—Bmnd New, alx kle. garage, extra large shaded lot, property on Grandview street. mound, but Dark came In fast to rooms, all brick. Cape Cod; at­ near bus, price $11..100 for quick From Green Manor Eatatea, Inc., make a swell stop at the edga of tached garage; tile bath and lava- sale, Down payment $4,000. Loca­ aeparate properties on Mjiford the infield grass and retired-- the UUN TO SPEAK DFECriVElT Wanted to Rent 68 Aory, ample closets; basement; tion will not be given over phone. road, Transit road, and Green runner 'with a quick underhand hot water heat; enter through Manor r o a ^ to Robert A. Acker­ throw to Li ikman. DEVELOP PmSE-OMPIDEIICE WANTED—Garage In vicinity of vestibule; fireplace. landscaped, Have caah buyers for single and two-family houses. For appoint­ man, 2nd, JBmeat W. Benson, and Mays retreated a few paces to Gerard and Stephen streets. CAU amealte driveway, finished street; Orland 'nSomey Prichard, respec­ get under Woodling’s long fly In 4527. 5 minutes to new school, and ex­ ment pleaaa call Howard R. naiEASE YOUR nooiiE Hastingi. 2-1107. tively; also properties on Quaker center. cellent bus aervlce. (Jompleta for road to Kenneth O. Barrie, to Rob­ WANTED—By two adult women, $18,000. Gilman Realty 351 No runs no hits * 0 errors none ' (UM ADVAHCEIIENT-LEWEBSmP LOT FOR SALE ert W. McComb, to Robert B. left. large unfurnished room «ith Center street. Phone 2-2183 and Warren, to Isadore Raddlng. and light houaekeeping facilities. Call 2-3035. Owner says sell. Level 90 x to John W. McLaughlin.. WUlimantie 8-4104. From Alice M. Woodruff to Er­ Army-Navy Club OPENING (JOLONIAL, 8 Beautiful rooma, 185 lot on B nice, residential nest A. Ritchie, property on Alton WANTED—4-room apartment by two-oar garage. Combination street, not far from Main couple with 2 children. Call 6817 street. screens, large lot. Ideal home for street. From Leo J. and Margaret M. Elects G. A. Dwire DALE CAIINMIE AsUmrse between 4:30 and 8:30 p. m. all the fairll). Liberal terms to Landry to Vlncaa and Natailja MEETING •nteV-ts Wbi Prim*. a>4 IsflMWM Pywl** •*** t* 8U>* Worezl** »»4 Start Llrin* , WANTED—'Veteran, wife, two Qualified purebaaer. Call Made­ ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Gulblnas, property at 32 Hudson Conrad A Dwire waa, elected \ children Deed 5 room apartihent line Smith, Realtor. 2-1842 or Realtor streat- _ . president ot the Army and Navy \ or houae, yieinity . Manchester, 4879. Manlaga Ucans« Club for 1901 at tba annual elec­ TIte finest, most at­ 876 Main St.— Est. 1921 Samuel Bmeet Zwlck, Manches­ '! Bolton, An^ver, Coventry. Will 8 MILES FROM Manchester, Caps tion of offleere laat night at the tractive and durable covering. for ter. end Etta Bell Taylor, Man^ clubhouse. Dwire siKCeeda Anton The nicest compliments consider buying if owner holds Cod, four years old. Four finish­ COURSE Phone Office 6440 cheater, who will be married Octo­ DALE outside walls— as well u for interior decoradof. Kansk. aaortgage. Call Manchester 2- ed, two unfinished, modem ber 20 at Concordia Lutheran 4810. Evenings 5938 or 2-4278- Other offleere named were Ed­ are gettmg round about you!] throughout. Fireplace open stair­ church. ward C- Roger, vloe-prealdent; R. WANTED—Two rceponalble adults' way. garage, Isirge lot. Full price Home Listings Wanted From eatate of Joseph Eraonds D. -McCsmt accretafp; Harry Bor­ AMERICAN LEBION-HOME $9,950. Call Ellsworth Mitten, to Louise Emonds, four properties dasira 8 or 4 room apartment, on, assistant secretary; Peter By Sue Buntett lOCNnaWllifpTaoDi. SS - - Color, Toxturo onid Pormononco of Steno - • Agent. 8930. T^O-FAM ILY House, five rooms on Woodland street. Frey treasurer, and Robert C (umiahed or 3infumlahed. Call Estate of Nickollne Preder- A favorite with ths coke-erpw* 5 ^ 1 6 a SpailHhaMi PERMA-STONE is not a *'.tacke*-t>n’’ aiding—eadt block is ijaoldcd and applied indirldnally— Madeline Btelth, Realtor, 2-1642 each, one. rent vacant. S-car ga­ Hathaway, aaalatant treasurer, Is this smooth^ fflttliig, easy te MANCHESTER MANCHESTESl—New Six Room rage. 7 room house, oil heat, 2 rickke Strickland to Frederick Membera o f the Board of Oovar- By Mre. Anne Cabot a (w aifrPw patterns, designs and coloring to simulate all the axoellcQt qualities of natural atooe. or 4679. colonial with garage, fireplace, Boyce Strickland, property on wear daytims dreas. And you can TUESDAY. OCT. 9 — t;45 P. M. eoT garage. Tel. Rockville 5-4905 nora for the incoming year will be make two veraiohs tfor variety be­ Here la 14 Inches of cob-we^by • hoiWM Yw iM ia* . ^ *. .______$14,500. One year old custom Adams street. loveliness to **t off any Ubia top. Yon aad yonr gne*ta are eordlaUy invite* to attend this ____ UkAU COUPON 5 or 4 room rent or 5-5887. Oerttflcate af Descent Frank Oarvlnl, Frank McCaugbey, cause A collared land high allt • llNll*S*04MMMm Inspiting medtlng. Come aOd bear what the Dale Canwgto Urgently needed by built ranch home, attached gS' Edward Frasier, Raymoad Hanne- neekUna are provid4d, aad ahort or It to knitte* In aparkltng whit# CAN BE INSTALLED OVER OLD OR NEW FRAME, RlaOrMsd cwvm rage, full cellar, large lot, eX' NEAR PARKER Street. Newly From estate of Ida G. Wood­ thread which ereatoa a piece you'll a ”S*r YaimUaMYaaMw training can mean to you. two adults and two ward to Truman H. Woodward, quln, Anton Kanak, Harold Os­ wTlst length eleevae. CONCRETE. BRICK OR STUCCO WALLS. BMA-ITOfa I cellent neighborhood, $23,900. decorated spic and span In suid good and Winiam Murphy. T^ttem No. 8760 la a aew-rite treasure forever. OrmdnatM of the Dnle Carnegie Course, some ef w kM ago girls, call 2-2103. property on Hollister street. • toRwi Ttot Motonf were tongne-tled with teetr, wUl tell why they took the Quality Cape Cod homes through­ out. Lovely six room single (two Wamer-WdMiderful perforated pattern in tiaca 10, 12, Pattern Noi821* contains com­ Nea* . Committee Deed i; plete knitting Instruction, matt- • lacfMwTWr iMWrk couree aad how the training helped them. F o r N o w Construction— 4-room unfurnished out Mancheiter, also several ranch imflnlMied). Dormera fireplace, Raymond P. Jewell, committee 14, 16, 18 and 20. Slae 14, short bgr mkVHs-aged COU' and eoloniale. Worth looking at. hot water heat, oil burner, oomr sleeves, requires ysrds of 39- rial requlremanU, stitch Illustra­ ^THKRF. 18 NO CilARGB. NO OBI.IOA'nON - P£J7Afi4-SrON£ sttniJs high on tho Utt of ototorfoh iS4A*ML. on the eatate o f Herman Slmler, A bout Tow n tions anti flnlahing direction*. M dsMrsd. Phona Henry A Thelma Jeffries Escott, binatlon scraena and storm win­ to Dorothy J. Slmler, property on inch. recomptended by orchiloets omd btdfdon for omtsido. rooUt 5 .aad 7 F- >»■ 266 High street, Msmcheater dows. Nlea location. Immediate Bras For this pattern, send 30c In Send 25c in coin*, your name, ad­ ' For addiliaHal 'InforiiulltMi, pbtine ear- Bridge street. ▲ daughter w*a Ixww Ude moni- dress and the pattern number to ond interior decoration. $888. It no answer call Manches­ occupancy, *18,000. Tenns. Tor BolkUng Permits taig at the Frm ont, Ohio, Me­ COINS, your name, adress, size a Pnpar* In UMinklp , ter 2-1796. Real Estate-Insur- appointment call Wra. GoodebUd, To Edgar J. Berybe for Georg* Miiwcles o l fit and f i n ^ to help yow exprfsa desired, and the PATTERN NUM­ Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ DALE CARNEGIE COURSE morial hospital to Mr. and Mr*. ning Herald, 1160 Avt. Amarieas, kg snail sues. Sr. 7*35. Stevena for alteration* and' adA' K. Donald Clulow. Ths baby Is yomeelf, freely. and fashionably. Dramatie en­ BER to Sue Burnett, The Man­ Fieaento* In Conn, by Roiert H. Styon*. % 4 in . chester Bvenlag Rsrtld) lUBO New York » . Nf Y. XltoM U No fiahotltata lor Corano* Date Caniefte ^ l o r Tnatettotor tlona to a store to be uaed u a thslb second child. They hav* a hancement for little girls. Beantifhl nnderstete- MANY HOMES In and arounf VRRNON—Capa l^Ood, 4 down, dance atudio at 101 O ntet atzeet young son. John. The matsmsl $1.50 u> $3.95 Ava. Amariess, New Toth lU, Anito Cabot’a new album of 8CT«h m C A N N E S 8T„ N E W H A V E N ' * - 7f 8* (CCtk T o » ) MITH. twn children N .Y . ■ Needlework to a "m ust” It’a chock Manchester. New and used. Check partially flnialiM up-. Aluminum *10 9 . , grandparents are Mr. and Mr*. L ment lor Iho mote mature D obom o f Warner*** mANTie eONSTRUBTiON CO, INC. ^ I MBt, fnraWisd or with us before you buy. Y. J. itoraa window*, deep lot Only To Edward Copeland, for altera' P. Gessnsr of Fremont, end the styles, all S-Wajr;Sised with adjostable doshigb ^ Send 28 oeata todinr for tho Fall full of charming doalgns aa wall aa and Winter FASHION.,48 pOgee beginners’ ."How-To” direction* on A medal GMMtal Moiort-Dale Carnegie Coursi If oow being offer^'to sH Caoetsl Metm 410 ’ASYLllM STREET, HARTFORD PHONE I.854» ffr N I 6 H ^ U N P ,0$n Ootentry ” Groekett, broker. Phone 5418 *11,000. Barbara Wood*. Agent. Uons to dwelling at 8K. Chatter paternal gr*n^no^*r te John Mlsricd Mqploy***, ■O.OtW >U|cb - enpluyee* tbidugboul the Lniied St»ie» will cyeoluslly pe rMlteBM*7Sl. ' i Oak street *600. O. Chilow o f Ford •treow j i.e.ar«.ea. *ofiahiart, eeay to sew etyles; in-^ knitting and crixihetfAg : . . a gift E1M. ^ ttresting features; fashion news. pattern printed in the book sml sfiurded the oppariiiaiiy (o take llii» routte. Why don't Voii follow Oene,r*l Motor* example sbu . . Gift patterns printed inside the many other grand: features. 25' pt*Ps*b‘younclf sad your employee* (or effective lcsd«r*hip through the Dele Csiaegte Coursef \ cent*.

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Ten Local ExperU Named Paul Rirharda Qaims Irvin la Greateat Yanks Choice I Casey Hopes jo e Silk OHy Fit THE Giants, Yanks In Spring Staff Now WeU Rested Wllllanit HH Far Salt Ball Player in America— Highlighta Michigsn State Risks W ill’Play In ’52 Ten Manchester baaebsll forecssting experts named the Yellow Tags Boast Great BeraM Angle New York. O ct -6.—msonla snf- ; Vlnoak and' Prataaf Jaeobe. and Connecticut won the honor loading semi-pro teams in i in their World Series date with 1 rrom n reliable aourca it waa and Cronin set to dispose of program rather than as news,” team touted aa the beat In the Other intersectlonal games In- stood on the dugout steps, Casey tie League Cards last season; there s only /me man Musial ' results in hump-backed out the copyright on . the giant- [learned that Tom Yawkey. praal- o ’Nelll and replace him with Bou- said Tidwell. 'To give the score fered a 9 to 0 loss at the hands of ; Johnny McDonald, a Wegto with a grand total of 2,597 votes, all sports. I Rev. James Bell of the Naza- With him. Thai's der.tfny—and the New Yorif Ysn- type finish, ru^ed pell meli over Big Ten and a potential Rose Bowl 1 dude Stan(ord at Michigan, Bav- proclaimed; "A doaen times this the Plttafleld Tylers a week ago. speedster, waa kept under wraps 1S4 mote than runnerup Walter Every vote that was turneil in fly balls. Easy outs in the spa- Ident of the Red Sox. is contem-] j„au . first would be like seeing the and visltor. I f ' at Tulane, Missouri at Soutll- araaon I got credit for taking rene church; and Burt Harmln, I TliPy’re a lot alike—the eaay, riou.s'Yankee Stadium, they might kecs. the Boston Red Sox in four I plating a drastic ahakeup of the Boudreau, who managed Cleve- The Tylers defeated .Silk City last last Sunday but la axpected to Holland' vAo polled 2,463 votes. tabulated, whether it caine in j . faultless way they play. " of a myatery movie first.’.'. At College Station, another ern Methodist. Duke at Tennessee out a plTcher at the rigltl expert- from The Herald. fall for home runs in the cramped Apparently Duroeber can do no straight. Mor^ than one expert re­ I front office involving General years, waa algned "We reatlze some people will find Sunday in Plttafleld. 20 to 13 On *«« plenty of action Sunday. H* It ia amaalng that a man who has mail, in the night box at Tlie ■ Herald Sports ' Editor Earl Richards said he feels the New called that last night and started aellout throng of about 40,000 will | against the No. 8 team. Florida at time. But it waa, Just after Joe the basis of coinparallve scoiea, romes to the local camp w e lh r ^ been dead for 22 years would still | Herald, or in stuffed ballot boxes, Polo Grounds, where the antago­ Wrong in thie moat remarkable I Manager Joe Oonin, O’Neill and |,y gos laat winter after out the result but the vast majority take in tha tuasle at Kyle Field 1 Loyola of Los Angeles and Rice Yost tabbed the Giants and I York left-fielder,is Just now reach- comeback story in all baseball to waver on his series selection.. had made a great catch out there both ,clubs In Sunday’i game ere ommsnded for his all . around be remembered in the minds of than 6..VX) votes were re- nists play tomorrow. I Lou Boudreau. [tha Indians had given him his un- won’t and we have a mass audi­ between Oklahoma and Taxas at Louisiana State, In two night and I thought if be had ta do that, Boston Red Sox as flag winners I ing his stride. history. He took a chance with hla The Giants were completely dis­ 1 According to the informant ! conditional ralaasa. Hobbled ^ ence to think of here and in evanly matched. ability. Jlancheiterites as the greatest all ceived last Tuesday the last day Ed Lopat AAM under the ilghta. Oklahoma, games. the next fellow might hit harder New Haven will come to town around local athlete ever produc- contest. Of this number in April. ! "He ll be evAi betUr next year," Seventeen world series. IS of I7o. 4 pitcher ve-terday and got respectful of the Yanks’ reputa­ Cronin la slated to move to Wash- ji^urtea, Lou appeared in 82 Korea," he added. voted the Nation's No. 1 team in Georgia Tech goes against Ken­ . . . He’s the greateat fielder for with a big squad both In numbers ad. Hadden was killed by silk Madden received 2.213 and Hoi-1 the White Sox manager added. which thev've won. have made the .•'.'..•ay with it, 5-1. .'gainst Allle tion for winning "the big ones." Ington as general manager, Bou- j games and batted .264 "Our primary Job is broadcaat- the Associated Press poll laat fall, tucky at Lexington in a bsttie of These lofty words of praise Re> Holds, who "war;r.cd up" for They ripped into Reynolds for two While manager at Clevaland, hia age I've ever seen. He nakes and in physical size. Six men thievea when only 39 years of age and 2.084. Squatrito and Man- j I Yankees blase. They accepted] |(taMU ia to be elevated from the InS to the uniformed American la favored to repeat aa the Big Southeastern Conference rivals, catches that a fellow 20 years old * from a respected baseball man the aeries with a no-hitte - aigainst in tire first. A walk to Hank laying ranks to succeed Cronin Boudreau had O'Neill as one of his nre listed over the 200 mark In whea -be attempted _ to, stop_ th^ .telU received nearly 1,000 votes] their opening game d efeat-th e. perronnel and we feel the men Seven Conference champion, while with Georgia at Mississippi State couldn't make—or 24., He runs ■ camiri in the wake of one- ofi - -Iha >the'Boston Red <8ox. Thompson and an -Irvin single- set nd.^Frar^ ( Rlnhyl-Hlggina is to coaches. As a*.play«r in Buffalo wei-rht-with 280 pound tlene De- getaway car while serving as B ^ e in the final 24 hovirs o f the ’ first' bpenlni' day attback iff ifi-r would prefer to hear the game in the "rexaB Aggies have high hopes- S' f-'Alabama at Vahderbiu: * from flrat to third on fellows With rRESDRimONS greatest one-man shows in World Local Spart Now Durocher has Larry Jansen the stage fpr Whitey Lockman’s be brought up from Louisville of Lou performed under O’Neill, (lali. s tackle, being the biggest chief of the special Cheney Broth­ balloting. Total vottf was 8,640^ ' years—Indifferently. They still i I its entirety and be surpria^ at the of copping the Southwest Confer­ Illinois, the Nation's No. 8 .out­ good arms . . . For three yoare Bowling Series history. (23-11) ready for today's second run scoring double. While Rey­ the American Association to dia- I.lghtesI player Is listed as 171 Csrefally coni#oanded. ers police force. Twentvfour , athletes received ; act scornful of these brash Giants , Another rumor has the Indiana end." ence crown. fit. entertains Wisconsin in a intf-' he's geen playing with bad legs (.'sr.ie at the stadium, iim Hearn nolds worked on Bobby Thomson, place the popular O'Neill. pnimds ^ Old timers like Harry She wry. vote.s. ’ The contest, the tdea_ of , In helping beat the Yankees In from across the Harlem river, offering outfielder Larry Doby to Asaoctatd Press telephones were In addition to Michigan State, or Big Ten frry, with Iowa at Pur- hut you never tee him limp . (17-91. Monday's playoff winner Irvin dashed across the plate for HUrgina. a former atar Inflelder flooded with calls after Armed The dowii-atatrrs list 27 men on ArttiarDragStarai Bill Brennan and Tom Quish, to the theater manager Jack San.-^on. the opening game of the series give the Impression they can col­ Chatter the Red Sox for Ted WilHama. A the other three are among the top d” -. it's up to Joe whether he roiiies at Brookbm, Is set for Saturday______the first steal of home in a aeries with W Red Sox. Philadelphia Foreign radio news broadcasts their roster Cerl Nastl. well- name a few, who saw Madden per­ was a marked surcr«.ss. : yesterday, here's w'hat the 30- lar and overtake their foes when­ person close to the Indians ad­ 10 teams in the land. Oklahoma In the Southern Conference, hack or not —hut I sure hope he Manchester Division of the ready to *** years. Athletics and Detroit Tigers, pi­ failed to mention the score of the known basketball offlelal. serve* form in baseball, football, basket­ Incidentally. Warner Brothers | vear-old'flychaser from Orange; N. ever thev choose,. and SaCV-aglie (23-6i i mitted that the Indian* had made was placed in the No. 4 spot in the Maryland, the No. 9 tea*m iq^, the does." J.. did: Connecticut Sportsmen's Associa­ come back Sunday vith three' full" You had to go back to the first loted tha Louiarille club Into a overtures for Williams, but said opening series gamt. first weekly poll, while Ohio State as head coach of the Yellow Tags. ball. track and field events, roller film. Jim Thorpe-AU American,! nation, ia home against GSorge Taken for Qiant-od 1. He stole home in the first in­ 'T h e defeat broke a seven-game tion will hold a stocking trial Sun- days rest. ’* Yank-Giant aeries in 1921 to find fourth placa playoff berth thli tha Tribe had been turned down got No. i ranking, and Texas Washington Clemson plays at t’oaeh ftwede Rolomnnsnn will polo, boxing and wrestling, claim now playing at the -State is one When a Giant rooter hollorrd have hia charges out tonight for the Jim Thorpe of Manchester movie no sports-minded fan ning, the first player to do that In series winning streak for th e, day morning off OlcoU street. Instead of a weary crew of stag­ Mike McNally and Bob Meusel of by Yawkey. AAM, No. 10. night against North Carolina a World Series since 1921. Bronx Bombers, who lost the sec- near the filter beds starting at 9 gering pitciiers Leo has his three the Yanks doing the job. If you “I'll consider trading avarybody The last, and only other time, "I>et's get thoee Yanks" while the a practice session at the Charter LAND SURYEYING was easily the best all around man should miss. State. teams were warntlng up, a Vir­ Merrhast’, l.easse 2. He banged out four hits, ond game to Brooklyn in 1949. ] o clock, best ready to go in order. And the looked a little further, however, on my ball club except Williams,” Sports ilk Brief that Michigan State met Ohio Top Game* in EAat Oak iol> at (1:30. The lorsl men­ on the sports scene that this City Shota Here and There VIr'B Soda Shep <1> ginia scribe recalled a rnotliall three singles and a booming triple, then swept the next three. They | Yanks already have used up the you’d find that Charley Schmdit Yawkey was reported to have State waa in 1912—39 16ng years The east finds several big tor was ple.ised with the showing of Village Charm has ever boast­ Tnnttv Odllege has engaged game the other night between Edward L^ Davis. Jr. lying the World Series record for beat the Phils four straight last; Lee Eracchia and Jim Rohan fei'.red Mr. Reynolds. Retreating in of the Miracle Braves of '14 stole STO CK CAR said. The University of Alabama's ago. On that occasion, Michigan games, chief among them Prince­ of his sqiir.il in last .Snndav's open­ ed, - Madden was a star—not just Angelo DoMio to handle sports ticorge ...... Newport News High school and Regietored LUnd Surveyor mimlier of hits in a aingle game. year. 1 are taking part this week in the confusion from the 8 to 5 odds home in the opener to unnerve the head football coach, Harold "Red" State won. 35-20. ton at Navy. Dartmouth at Penn­ er, except for the_ pass defense. A* A participant—In every sport he publicity. Boh Blshoi remains as V. Dubtldo ...... 104 HYI Baltimore aty College . . . In IS Proctor Rnad. Mnackeetor P. Dubaldo ...... 89 His fifth try waa a rifle-shot line ' annual Martha Vineyards striped fa-.oring the Yanks, the market favored Philadelphia Athletics. RACES P lgM a Ptohs . r Drew, served in both World Ware This ia a "must" game for Mich­ sylvania. O rnell at Cblgata. Har­ tri^ . In addition, he coached director of the public relations of­ huddle Just after a Baltimore Tel. 7010 boxing and wrestling at Trinity Kozlcki ...... 10.1 \(\A drive, caught by flrst-baseman Joe Distinguished guests at the first] bass contest at Martha Vineyards. now says 6 to 5 and take your In the same inning. Irvin 'robbed h a l f MIL! TRACK In the Navy. igan State's Coach Biggie Munn. vard at CToliimbla, Fordam at fice at Trinity ..Football Martnttl ...... - - 7fi Collins. I'ck. Tala to roll over Brown at New Hla Spartans have beaten Oregon player hod galloped for a good suid handjed the baseball and foot­ game Included former president; • ------Hank Bauer of a home run with Holy Ooas, and Penn State va. gain, a Newport News lad exhorted Giahts open at home on Sun- Lopat Control Pitcher a leaping stab of his long drix'e Haven, Connecticut to topple Wil­ ^ The Michigan State football State and Michigan. A victory CALL ball teams at ’Storrs i now the 490 470 filO MfiO 3. He made two tremendous Herbert Hoover; Mrs. Calvin Coo-1 silk City football team will SUNDAY AFTIRNOON Vlllanova at Allentown. hia teammates,. " C o ^ on, let's d;«y-. October 14 against the ToUla near the 402-foot mark on the liams at tha latter's flew. Trinity varalty squad liata seven married over the Buckeyes will leave Notre C h o riffs L o th r o p University of Connecticut.! catches in the fleld, going back to lidge. widow of the former presl-j practice tonight at 6:30 at the With the Giant array of right- Notre Dame, a surprising No. 5 stop these Yankees"*. . . And os >M. Chicago Cardinals . Thompson rommoiilty rrr#a (S) 1 left field barrier. Two innings to trounce Coast Ourzd at New Dame as the toughea; obstacle to 9econd'highest vote getter, Hol­ the stnnd.s to haul down Hank dent: and Margaret Tniman. ! Charter-Oak Lots in prenaration handed batting power, lefty E(ldle 2:30 F. M. c.an, one of tfatm a father. in the ranking, takes on Detroit he said the laat word, tha louil FOR Speedway wi.l he the scene of a McKnnAa...... lie 308 Bauer’s stadium-bound blow in the Mr. Hoover l.s a well-known for Sunday's game with New later he raced far to his left to London. Weeleyan In a aquaaker an unbeaten season. at Detroit tonight. Other games rinre’i land, ranks as the greatest tennis k4 1 ‘in ; j Lorat (21-9) Is no cinch to square speaker boomed out: "That lost nURULARV INSURANCE r. SftKlf.n ...... 82 first inning. righthand first ball pitcher from . Haven at Mt. Nebo. Inning by drag down Joe DlMaggio's long over Bowdoln at Brunswick, Me., In 37 years football toama rap- Woody Hayea, in hla first year tonight include Boston Unlveraity player the town ever produced, 'iv 1 IW-mi.c i|stea'*at K. Seaton ...... ino t08 94 :w2 1 the series for Casey Stengel today. tia fftri Spriagt aa Ohio State coach, la perhaps run waa made by Robert B. Lea." and REAL ESTATE No single player perhaps has so ' Wa.shington way, but the inning .scores of Sunday’s World belt. Arnold over Wagner,. Bridgeport resenUng tha QuanUca Marlnsa at Louiaville, Boston Collegs va. was also a c ra ^ rja c k bsskethall | ‘ phv’s in .lohiiRon ...... 91 lOV 1.30 A control pitcher whose stuff usu­ thankful that Michigan State Isn't Mmrta end (UmJIb . 89 88 177 ! ally produces many flv balls. Lo- over Wllket-Barre, New Haven have won 171 games, lost 49, tied Miaaisslppl at Memphis, and Okla­ 100 East Onter St.. Tel. 6406 in your brusli vearo Lie Cros-s defensive lineup. I,.AriiiGil McDougald's double and Ger­ over Champlain In tha Elm City, 11 and scored 4,898 potme. homa AAM va. Washington State and New Britain Teachers over championship until the 1953 sea­ ble with the Indians this year waa The late Dorn Squatrito polled ^*'rthsr*''^aTurtay'^at Pepirer Martin of the Cardinals I Luev Monroe, not, game over the public address sys- to escape trouble from rioting ry Coleman's single, that Hank PARKING at Spokana. ths Yankees. Now the Yanks can I TotalP ...... 45B M3 *i4j 1506 ; Fan Trenton Teaehera In New JenSby. Ewell BlackweU haa bean named son. 1.M7 votes for third place in the Fordhan. - aturday at Eo'oby Thomson and Monte Irvin. Thompson also fumbled, closed the Other games include: Texas say their trouble, yesterday waa to tho National League All-Star Soowera Paek DyMmite contest. There Is no telling whst Worcester. gledBanner.' Despite Koslo’a seven-hit mss- gap to 2-1 until Dark lashed his Christian at Arkansas, Kansas at Monta Irvin . . . Monte really Hswsrd I.Ksdtrsper* I4i team la aach of hla six years with Oklahoma showed it packs Dom would have done If he had I The Giants' manager Leo Duro- i Jeff Koelsch will sene as busi- j tery, Irvin’s prodigious deeds and homer following Wes Westrum's Colorado^ Pittsburgh at Indiana. settled the game with that easy The early season football ticket Davin .. no 124 the Cincinnati Rada. plenty of dynamite, off its 49-7 not met death while only a senior 102 91 ' rher shares Richards' high regard ‘ Mr. Hoover and Mrs. Coolidge j ness manager of the Manchester Alvin DarkA three-run homer, the single' and a walk to Eddie Nebraaka at Kansas State, Iowa steal of home and then he rut niT sales at Syracuse T'niversily were Wnirht victory over William and Mary THE FiMEST at Manchester High. .‘tqust, like .l«ihnR"n . . . 9rl for Ii-vin. contending he sliould be gave the Republicans a 2-1 edge , Hockey (Tlub this season. Giants' opening victory at Yankee j stanky, State at Marquette, Idaho State a Yankee threat a moment later aImo:t doubled whnt they were Vlrgii Btallcup appeared In more last week. Coach Bud Wilkinson's Madden, did everything right in < ’t.wlft* . , Ui7 liin the NL's "Moat Valuable." but ' over the Democrats, represented ------£,*:idi'.im waa a drab ."morning] vs. Oregon State at Spokane, Ore with hla one-hand catch of Hnnk l.sst year Just prior to the opening f'asey Shakes I'p Lineup ' games than any other member of Sooners will be making their first every sport he tried. There isn't M-rten .. UM 94 oilier ba.seball men want to be | by Miss Truman, but the latter Tom Kelley, Ernie Dowd. Bill 1 a''ter" to their glorious pennant ; gon at (College of Pacific, Furman Bauer's drive to the stands . . . IN game. iV-rmirT . 94 With . a righthander going for the Cincinnati Reds during tha Invasion of the Lone Star State in at South Carolina, Rutgers at any question that Dom was the I shown, had prettv good party supnort , Sacherek and a probationary offi- I tiii’Ching of Wednesdav. BEFORE YOU BUY two weeka. Next Saturday they Only Giant weakness In the fleld the Giants, Stengel gave his line­ I960 season. He played in 186 con­ Temple' 'Santa Clara at UCLA, ,V>3 "Irvi.i had a great day." said. from a fellow named Irvin out on ; cial will serve as officials in Sun- | It was like following Milton have no less than Texas at Dallas. was shown by Henry Thompson, FIAT WAU Total* . 516 up the old shakewell treatment to­ tests. Brigham Young at Utah. VPI at USED CARS Hank Greenberg, general manager , fleld. "Phe Giants' Monte Is |»dcy's semi-pro football game at I, .Berle with a dog act. Or following Coach Ray George, line coach who had to make a diving catch WlllUm# iOt ^ of the Cleveland Indians, "but it’s day. Bobby Brown went to third Virihnla, Richmond at Wake For­ a candidate for the State A sjiiti- Mt, Nebo between Silk City and i a 7 og act with Mllto- Berle, de- with McDougald moving to second laat year at Southern California, of a pop fly Eddie Btanky could PAINT 5L'ranton hy. 92 ‘ 5^ too early to call him great. I've hly from Orange, N. J.—on the New Haven. I pending on your personal tastes. STORM SASH Twenty eeven membere of est. Washington A Lee at West 1948 Buick 4-Doer Se­ I’almPT .. . 73 and Gene Woodling taking over has a. hard-running set of backs have handled easily and who hob­ I seen hini only two or three times." Democratic ticket. ------j Not even Hollywood could lop the Brandela Univerelty'e vanity foot­ V.rginla, Bradley at Wichita, VMI t’af'-n 74 left fleld. ball roster hail from Massachu who will take plenty of stopping. bled Gerry Coleman's hit to let Gil dan. A real nice car. 04 9h "You have to measure greatness Alice Madden wl.she.s to thank | hy.sterics of the playoff final, The Aggies have won over at Wiliam and Mary. Utah State MrDougaid score the one Vnnkec Trnlnftr Once again Profe.ssor Stengel setts. 1 WtlltRin* __ Rli S2 i.'.s , by records over a period of years, " all who voted for her father, the That man Irvin, finally hitting INVESTIGATE U.C.L.A. and Texas Tech, and will at Wyoming. Brow at Yale. nm . . . Pie Traynor, cutting up Hunc4* %: k7 I dorlared Rogers Hornsby, report- late William Madden, in the Jim | hi; stride as one of the great hlt- was face up with the problem of be out to avenge a 34-28 defeat at Bucknell at Lehigh. Connecticut a few touches with Moe Berg after 1947 Dodq# Club Cp#. MarshaM 54 )''( ed to be the new mmiager of the The New York Rangen wlU be at Williams, lo w s ' Texchers at I Sports Mirror Thorpe-AU American c on t e a t! Ue/mmoS^rn'dav baseball, real- the laat club in the National Hoo­ the hands of Oklahoma last year. the game, was Impressed by the A qood buy. St. I»u is Browns. "You can't give Warn'er Brothers donated the tro- | iv had himself an af .moon yes- -er. Elsewhere on the gridiron front D. ake, Idaho Stale at Montana change in Bobby 'I’hompaon * hit- TotRl* . . 41f* 443 lilni that label on a single day or arner key League to open their sea­ State. LaFayette at Syracuae, Today A Year Ago The New ) phy to the winner, which Miss I terdnv ngroinst JlejTiolda. are important conference clashes ting form. "He used to hit from 1946 Pontiac Se^an- Tlid #oiy way to odd eoo-cool booufy a single-sea.son. " the Oevcland rlghthandera .Jn late son at home. The Rangers' in­ and several big intersectlonal af­ Montana at Denver*, New Hamp­ White filRSk 411 York Yankee* hung up their sec- • Madden receivetl ant) the Na.S.slff | Ail year Durocher haa been augural at Madison Square Gar­ up here." said !*le, holding an to (bo wolU of yoof bomo it with 86 i:i "I don't conipare liim with Mt(- Septemb*-. When they hit the fairs. The California Bears. No. 2 shire at Rhode Island State, New Imaginary bat high »al>i>vc Ins Coup#. A r#ol hon#y- M.inliffip ond victory in the World Series ! Army Company of M iin street do- i pointing to Irvin and shouting steady died of lefthanders in Boa- den will be Wednesday, Oct. 24 Citadel at Davidson. Texas at Cbl.N«m#l RIX FIAT VfAU PAINT. I M.sf.ypr 96 94 x’Sf. sial yet, " said Bill Veeck. crew-cut That's mv man." Now 65.673 fans team this week after pasting shoulders. "Now he drops It down over the Philadelphia Phillies. 2-1. nated a trophy which' went to T y | ton. Joe was back in the No. 4 RUSCO against the Boston Bruins. Houston, Vermont at Maine. Wes­ d#w. Yoi, fbo bt(#wo bidiof 1 ’liHfimriM . .. 89 , owner of tlie Browns, "but I do who didn’t quite fill the stadium Pennsylvania, entertain Minnesota here," and he dropped his hands Wliltft . . . . Oh lo:. uunk^le'.s' ‘ih e" motli"' tin d eV aaii "n DiMaggio'a hmue rum Holland, rutyierup in the conteat. j spot. at Berkeley. leyan at Bowdoln. 'Vest Chester at ORCOpHonol Moling proforttos of m it-. K„...i,oii •• , . ■ Five Year* Ago- Howie Pollet , ------I and millions of radio listeners and Bob BIckel, defensive back on almost two feel . . .When a rilill- 1947 Olds Sedanett#. i.aH'iclu'l p ...... 96 97 hitter in baseball, I Durocher ha-s little hope of play­ CoM biiiatk» gcrcfiii ui4 window. Easy to operate. In* But chief interest on the Paclfle Delaware. adelphla scribe asked Manager RIX FIAT WAU PAINTotIiiiiAolOr or* lUf hcl.vkl .. . . 7h — 78 ! of the St. Louis Cardtaals dnd Tex Only three active local athletes ; television viewers know why. Duke University's football squad, Tlie great Joe DiMaggio is the Monte tied the record with four ing Don Mueller In the series. The itareB added barglar protection with an automatic, safety Jimmy Dykes of the Athletics if Mechanically perfect. copi undol ORtromt condUiont. tbo Hughson of the Boston Red Sox ] received vote* in the Jim Thorpe ■ Giant right fleld regular sprained ia also an’^ outstanding lacrosse 484 46:i 4!>! Mtv recognize .the fact that op- hits, one a triple, stole home games in each of the last three his club is. doing-any business. Jim notd Gf on wndorcoot. CbWNoinfl Totals were nominated to start in the ] contest. They were Pat Bolduc. his ankle in Wednesday's 'wild lock. player. 1924. DiMaggio hit .398 for San , I po.sing pitclicr.s no longer hold against Reynords with the second years. , replied: "Our guys are all busy 1947 Ford 2-Door Sedan. RIX FLAT gooionimoofblyondooiily Dart'# n#lry i3 i World Series. Graham Holmes and Jimmy ninth inning. Thompson, who did Francisco In 1936. P. DpMprchant J 8n an 1711 hiBi in the awe they once did. Giant run in the first inning and trying to get tickets for the wHbovt lopi or broth morbt, ond b 1 1 n (1-. I “ Ten Years Ago—The New York Roach. a capable Job yesterday, will con­ F«r Fro# DomoostroHoo C d l Yoor RUSCO Me* Jim Martin, Detroit Uons' end t *UKh 106 106 Did you knoi^' DiMag recalled contributed two fine catches. What Red Blrking, sophomore guard Giants. . I gotta see Durocher." 1948 Ford 2-Door Sedan. Ofp#ctoRy rocommondod for bitorlor Yankees defeated the Brooklyn j ------tinue In the outfield, dropping from Notra Dame, has bean nick­ On July 15. 1907 I^efty Burwell ' Pnplln ... 91 94 in the dressing riLm after yester­ more can a man do in his first TODAYI from Haworth. N. J., la the third Vacant Thought woll ivrfocoi of off fypot. PCX FIAT ... 81 Dodgers in the fourth game of the ] Tomorrow afteipioon's football down in the order to let Thomson named "Jughead" since he waa a of Sharon, Pa , In the Ohio and Real 90od buys.. 1 Calla* day's game, "thar Koslo didn't World Series game 7 of three brothers to play football Walter O'Malley, the ITodger*' WALL PAINT h • ono coot, mH* riojm World Series on catcher Mickey i game between Manchester High hit third against steady Eddie. youth and wore a&ort hair cuts. Pennsylvania League pitched 17 K h*r.t missed ' Irvin and Koslo were the story at Colgate University. fhnlngs with a fractured shoulder. president, has one Inst word shout Moling, oR point. 'Jj, I '^The ‘Tnnkee'^ClW er filed out 1 '•'"’b'^ted missed third j S„d^ Hall High of West Hartford After toflay's game the scene the National League race.: 'Tin '38’i and 39’s-^Mechan- ralrn^r ...... r e n t e r I until Dark hammered his homer Both Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMag­ lOfi S3 >’5|, , , , „ , , ‘ Hartford will be played shifts to the Polo Grounds for Sat­ ARNOLD a ARONSON .sorry I rejected so many of my Into the left field seats in the sixth. gio missed out by one point in win­ A sign In a Kansas City ball­ Al Rosen of the Cleveland In­ ics specials. Come in TotRlK ...... 4SC, CM t-u,v,illn‘?.mr\!mes7t b^' at Sterling Field starting at 2 That nailed it down for Ko.slo. the urday. Sundav and Monday. if park in 1886 read "Please do not friends' requests for tlikels, I Per Gallon $4.20 1,4 t. r 1 i.Gnmes tuo-iiiltpr ra' p tnc Si. < o’clock, necessarv. It will be the first ning minor league batting titles. diana .was the firnt rookie to lead and give us on offer. one vvell-hit ball, caught bv Irvin triumph ______31-year-old, control artist from MMIOHESTER THt Gehrig hit .369 for Hartford in shoot the umpire. He is doing the could haVe accommodated all of Frank Smith, are relief pitcher series iii the Giant park since the American League in home runs them." VALUES! In deep left-center in the third. , Philadelphia Athletics , Menasha. Wis. best he can." since 1915. for the (.'IncInnatitReds. is the son 1937 when they lost to the Yanks. and a 2-1 edge In the World \ [^Qg§ N i g h t 8 F lg H tS rardlnal Killer HARTFORD ROAD of a blacksmith. His father oper­ The 37-year-old DlMagglo says ries. Koslo is known around the Na­ 4-1. "ALYYAYS ONE STEF AHEAD Johnny Goodman of Omaha was Boh Hudson Is the youngest ates a blacksmith shop in Stone he still hasn’t made up his mind tional League as the Cardinal kill­ Of coqrse, if it should rain to­ the last amateur to win the U. S. Preacher Roe wa* the only member of the New York Giant.* Town Dodger hurler to go the route USED GARS Mills, .N Y. definitely whetlier to retire at the er for his success against St. day they'd stay right in the sta­ Open championship. This was pro(ontball team. Rookie Boh from Philadelphia — Johnny Saxton. H a v a n a —Kid Gavllan. 147'n, dium until they get the second OF THE YYEATHER" WITH against the Boston Braves in the 146. New York, outpointed Honey- Louis. Four of his 10 regular sea­ back In 1933. Clemson ia 21 years old. no HARTFORO ROAD Havana, knocked out Robhy Rosa­ g;ame in the records. Advertisement first nine meetings between the chile Johnson, 144, Philadelphia, do. 147'2. Puerto Rico, 7. t-Non- son victories were scored over the TELEPHONE 2-4168 TAKE ^ 18 MONTHS TO PAY Cards with their predominantly The best showing by an ama­ teams this season. Roe did It 10. tlUe). In accordance with the provi­ twice, winning 4-3 and 6-1. Open Until 9 P. M. weocrAMify. Portland. Me.—Ralph J o n e s , New York (Sunnystde Garden) lefthanded batting order. sion of Chapter 'V. Section 8, of the teur in the 19.50 Open at Merlon 1944 FORD 4.POOR SEDAN RUSCO was by Jimmy McHale of Phila­ i T C p i l l Ji* e«M«r jg ' Few expected Koslo lo- throttle 161, Yopkers, N. Y. outpointed -i^Ted Murray. 148. New York, I WHAT8 THE REAL PRICE Elharter of the Town of Manches­ Bob Stecherpn, 164, Portland, Me. outpointed Henry Jordan, 146*i, the Yanks, although they have A Product of tbo T. O. Co., Clevolaad delphia. He waa 15 shots off the t ON YOUR HOUSE? ter. Dark Mae. Radio, heater. Stock No. U-898...... $895 10. Philadelphia, 8. been vulneroble to lefthanders all N o n e ® . IS hereby given that a pace„ AflvcrlistMiieiil Soon, In Fact, Worcester. Maes.—Herman Mc- season. Stengel used only two meeting of the Board of Directors 1*4t FORD SiDAN-COUFE Tm II And our competent Bob Lemon of the Cleveland In­ 1950 OLDS 88 Randy Turpin'* grandfather waa Crea, 146\, Philadelphia, and lefty batters—‘Yogi Berra and Joe tpprnlaeT* well qnallfled to of the Town of Manchester, Oon- Audit Report Oreea. Radio, heater aod many other extraa. d 10 K Coliin*. Still, when he needed hits THE MRTLEn-BRAIIURD GO. dians la the only pitcher in the ma­ Tom Whttehouae, British bare- IM Y Vaccari, 14L Boston, Drew I help TOO. necticut,) will be held in the 4-Door, black. Futurnmlc, Notice IS hereby ^ven that the Steek No. U-464...... ^ 1 10 3 knuckle fighter in the pre-Mar- , 2, i boiit stopped because both In the late Innlnga he had to re- 160 WOODBOfE STRim PRONE 8-1800. BABTTORD Municipal Building in said Town jor leagues to win 20 or more audit report of the books of ac­ Sunday, Oct. 14 deluxe and fully equipped. 1948 CHEVROLET AEROSEDAN quia of Queensberry Era. suffered cuts over their left eyes). I sort to three lefthanded pinch hit- Remember, there l» never of Manchester, on the 16th day of counts and financial records of the STOCK CAR RACES I any obfigntinn when von caD October, 19-51, at eight o’clock in White wall tires.-.One owner Town of Menchestnr for the year ------SPECIAL------S-toae gray. Radio, heater. Low mileage. One owner C T 10 C the afternoon to act on proposed 10,000 mile car. Fully nuar- ending August 14, 1951 Is now on ear. Stock No. U-465...... ^ 1 1 7 0 Hold That Date JARVIS REALTY addition* to the Bddget of the anteqd. file In the office of the Town Clerit so LAP MADCAP EVENT Mnnchceter 4118 Town of Manchester for the fiscal and la open for public Inspection. 8—88 LAP FEATURES 1947 CHEVROLET SPORT SEDAN year anding August -14, 1861, , as This . legal notice ll given in For foUowa: Center Motors compliance with Section 824 of tha S-Tone taa. Fidljr equipped. Stock No. 466.'. . vSUNDAY - 2:30 P. M. $1090 Appropriation of $15,000.00 In General Statutes Revision of 1949. A D U L T S *1.50 lax Incl.—C IH L P R E N ?flc tax Inel. addition to amount appropriated: MAIN STREET Dated at Manrheslcr this 4th 1980 MERCURY CLUl COUPE In the Annual Budget, for the fol­ Next To Poet Office day of October, 1951. a FR^E PARKING a Black. Radio, heater, overdrive. ISiMg mlleo. C I O O C JUDBMENT IS lowing Town Services: Samuel J. TurkiMtnn One owner car. Stork No. r-468...... ^ I j P T O General (Joverament, Protection c. s. c. ! Open Daily T il 0 P. M. Town Clerk PLAINVILLE The Manchester and Health. ROUTE 78 STADIUM - PLAINVILLE, OONH. 19S0 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN Ibstethat G i b s o n ^ IMPORTANT Dated at Manchester. Connecti­ Gray. Heater. Low mileage. ^ 1 C O B I Diamond Bght cut, this 3rd day of October, 1961. Stock No. .VT-142...... when it comes to choos­ John H. Lappen ARE YOU BUILDING A NEW HUME Lions Club ing a good Used Car. How Oil Burners! Secretary, Board of Direc­ 1949 UNCOLN COSMOPOLITAN CLUB COUPE can yon be sure? KNOW tors of the Town of Man­ REQUIRING It SEPTIG TANK SYSTEM? Color: Black. Radio, heater, overdrive. ^ d O O B chester, Conn. A one-owner ear. Stock No. U-S5S...... ^ I T “ D your dealer — snd you’ll INSIST MAMMOTH KNOW the ear! Our repu­ m m U L ’EM QUICKLY, TOO! ON A MeKlNNET BROTHERS’ 1950 FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN tation for fair dealing SEPTIC TANK SYSTEM '•Sprr-'t • ■ ■' ■■ stands behind every* car we • QoAlity-coiiatnictad burnati to don't miss the lECAUSE Ctdor: Black. Radio, beater. Stork No. NT-148. .... $ 1 5 9 5 AND HORSE SHOW sell. Downrto-earlh prices. giva you eltan, ehtap eompUttly (I ) System engineered and Ui- 194MjiERCURY SPORT SEDAN Easy ternuL See onr targe outaiMrie otf Raot at te M / C a n U6 FI6HTS etalled by eprclnlleta giving selection-^TODA YI far aa axpart iaataltatioB. yon n Job fM A I LASTS. Maroon. Radio and beater. Stock No. U-M6...... $1495 26 Classes , (8) Beneonebly priced. Anyone CLEANING 4 'I a W a alao diack old boDMn, taka J ' \ r a i i T i can nfford the BEST. 1947 NASH 4-DOOR SEDAN 1M9 OLDSMOBILE (S) Von gel the benellt of our 10- Radio and heater. In excellent condition. aaia o f any a4iuatinwta or lapaifa. yesr aenrioe plna,ur Promise Is Vonr k 311 CENTER STR in ORANGE HALL 1MMp***-A—* * a*acDMMR - tiiiMDii • SaHsfactien • •

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■V . MANCHB8TBR E V E I^ G TRERALIA MANCnRSTBR. OCINNh FRIDAY, OCTOBER S, idSl PAGE IA ;- t ni i ir8 HAlfCaiESTBR EVENWO HERALD, BfANCHESTERp OONN. FRIDAT. OCTOBER 8. 1W1 SIDE GLANCES. BY GALBRAITH CARNIVAL BY 0 M9 L' UU’J UDK W AY BY J. iL^ILLIAMS '/ V •' ’ ■ : •

a «l9 Waat 41 • f ! TM’ OAd IftTH X r A b I m b o M— f t iB is 4 HB CB7B Tn’ e A M e Sense and Nonsense TTP18T—OMhlar. tepatleaea >Mt IBNOLIBH n rrrait—rnnala, flva A A A SUPER V ALU B I 1939 CHEVROLET 8*4oor, |19B. 1948 CHEVROLET, four-door TILO ROOFS and Mdewann WANNA^ BARGAIN T WELL 1 (W rOR s o LITTLE TOO CHBr • 100,000 nUa daal naoaaMry. W ill train. Apidjr In years (Sd. Papers. .Good huat- EFFOKT. EHt VNBLL, 1989 Dodge sodan, flOfl. 1989 aedan. Radio, h,eater, good Urea. anteed material and workBogi- CaU“ 8-S746, or can be s ^ HAVE 3 ROOMS FURNTTUIUB wiMB you buy your Ponttae Cram ahlp, 87 years experlsnea. Free parson. 881 Main straat VOU CAM e c T T H e v •laspla Hdaga "Baby BUtor, 15. Baves Four Oldsmoblla, 8195, 865 down, bal- Excellent condition, low mileaga. at 88 Lake street. Alfred Rod- a n d APPLIANCES ------WORK Balck-PoBtiac, Ino, I H Oantar •stlmatea. Mo obligation. Call setto. ^ O Glad am I for simple thing* Tots” : headltn*.- Elsetvhare, two mice 18 months. Cola Motoen. 38 Hackmatack atreet. WOMAN — Handv WHICH IS A BIT SCRATCHED Since fickle money oft takes atroot, Manohaateh' ____ _ Oeorga Ooilins, ManchMtar 9117. Big "WesUnghouae" Elec. Refrig­ children died In a fire when left 4i64. noachlns to woric in dry elsanlng B E A U TIF U L Six Months Old wlngal akm* by ^ e l r parents. Enough IjffA ffm evRO LET daluaa elub FORD 1947 four-door. Radio, plant. Nsw Model Laundry, 78 erator, 4x4, "Bengal” Combina­ Naah.^mbassador 4-Drs—Ra- heater. Call 84 Coleman Road Male Blue Stemese Cat. Phone tion Range, “ Bendlx” Automatlo Slmpla thing* *r* much thb beat *al(L n.AHRinMD ADTT. e o u ^ Poalttvaly Uka aaw. Ab- 1947 Roaftag ItA Summit street 8212. To bring on* happiness and sest. \ adlutely Immaculata. Radio, haat- dio ^ d heater. after 7 p. m. Phone 7219. WaalUng Machine, "Emerson’* Tele- vlaioh M t, "Universal" Cleaner, Simple thoughts and simple wai-a. He—Tsll me those three wo>ds ^ S K b o o w i ar, apara lira nevar uaad. Douf- CO U G IIU N ROOFS atay on In F U L L OR P A R T TIM E Counter TWO BEAUTIFUL BOXER PUPS which win send me floating up to 1947«Bymouth 4-Dr,' Sedan — Girl for nights. Pleass apply In Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, Simple Joys and almple days; § «• A. M. •• 4itt P. ■ . 1940 OLDSMOTILE club coupe, any kind of stofm! For guaran­ left; ears cropped, registered A heaven. laa Motorak #83 Mate. ______B la^, radio and heafw. person. The Annex Snack Bar, Rugs, Lamps, all have been In my Simple words and simple mesne. price 8150. Phone 4726. teed roofing call Coughlin, Man­ K. C. Very reaaonable. Seen at 29 East Center street store Simple tastes and ■implc ecenea; She—Go bang yourself. ffUiie BRUNNER’S flrat—and aava 1948 Pljrmouth 3-Dr. Special De­ chester 7707. • 1565 Hebron avenue, Olastontnuy. Simple books and simple deedi. SAVE 8 — SAVE 8. Buy your new SINCE LAST TEAR planty on uaad cara of axcepUon- luxe—Gray. C A PA B LE w o m a n who can de­ Simple truths and simple creeds. U you want things delivered In car now, before new 10% price in­ R(X3FINO Spectallxlng Ih repair­ REGISTERED Dalmatlon puppies, And I ’ll sell It to the flrat aily high ^ u a at raally low vote -sufficient time to call on party at such a low price, O. glad am I for simple things— a hurry, don’t pay for them In ad­ prioaa, ganaroualy guarantaad. 1948 Chrysler 4-Dr. New Yorker- crease ai.d new federal tax. ing roofs of all kinds. Also" new A.K.C. champion stock. WlUlman- U m - V f t 6 # * T aoW KK^Vl- roofa Gutter work. CAlmneys eight women daUy. Unusual busi­ tic 3-3965. you'll believe that there really Simplicity contentment brings. vance. Ubaral Tradaa. Sava your tima, Dark green. Where pricea are lowest and — Grenville Kleiser stwMy H cK m , O u ter aiul W ««t cleaned, repaired. 36 years' ex- ness opportunity. Write Box A, is a "Santa Claus.’’ And I ’ll sell tf..b« It ' Ona Stop" at Brunnar a. trades are the higheat McClure Herald. ’ A Hardened hdbd eaya that the OHiUr ■te*«te. ** 1949 Plymouth Special D elu xe- perlenca. Iree astimates. Call VERY NICE (-ollla puppies. Small It on low Friendly Terms. Til IMUoail C M i lUflater Oo. PtMM Oat a "Hot" daal avary time. Bay Radio and heater. Four door. Auto Co, Hudson Sales and Ssrv- hold It until you need it. no A mother was helplag her little way to live longer ta to walk fif­ Howley. Manchester 5861. SHIRT PRESS operator, good cross bred puppies. A.K.C. Boxer, with "N o ragreta" aa tbouaanda Ice, 873 Main street 2-0443. Open matter how long, and It won’t six-year-old son addres-s some In­ teen or twenty mile# every day. m U »4101 male at stud. Zimmerman’s Ken. of others have. Tou can always 1949 Ford V-8 Custom Club Coupe aveninga. pay, good working conditions. cost YOU a penny. So, If you’re vitation cards to a birtliday party, "Avoid watchdogs, of course, and — Radio and heater. New Model Leundry, 78 Summit nels. Lake Street, Bolton. Phone £o BT—EnfUahSatter pufVT- ^ do buslneis hare. Open 'til • a*- HeatiAr-*Phiinblng 17 interested, just get on the he was having., never cut wood after a hand-out,” GUARANTEED. Mercury, late street. 6287. Mother— How about little Su­ — old. BiMk hMd and black oapt Wad.; Thura., Frl. 'til ^ 1949 Dodge Coronet Club Sedan— phone and I ’ll make an ap­ 1949, black coupe, radio, h ^ter, PLUM BING and heating. Furn­ pointment with you any time san? Are you goli^ to tnvite her Rare's a haalth to the lass with apote o « wMte body. CaU 2-W46, Saturday #. ### Bast Canter Radio and heater. Hunter green. W ANTED — High school • girls or white 'wall tires, two extra Show aces, oil bumsrs and boilers. you say, either during the day to your pjtrty ? the saeiry black eyes! atreat. Brunner’s Used Oar Para- housewives for full or part time Live Stock—VsbielcB 42 T/JOT—Bteek and white famala 1980 Chevrolet Tudor — Heater. grips, overdrive, low mileage. Earl VanCamp. Ttl. 53M. < orj evening, to show you this Youngster—Naw. She'# still in telephone work. For Interview Here’a a health to the lad a-lth BoateB Tterlar. Aatarara te Pag* Roanoke green. Reaaonabis. Coventry 7-71 SO. ’’super dupep” bargain. kindergarten. That’s robbing the write Box M, Herald, stating age cradle. the blue once! gy. Ftodar aettfy 8TRICTI.T FIRST CLASS EFFIC IEN T Plumbtef and beat­ JERSEY MILKING Cow. 1316 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 1991 Plymouth Suburban — Green. 1949 M ERCURY convertible, ex­ ing. Pluggeir drains machtes end telephone number. Tolland Turnpike. ONLY DAY OR EVENING! “ New Car Wnranty cellent condition. One owner, m Just Dandy! Marriage ia Ilk* a railway sign ward. licanaa anmbar 1950 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL cleaned. Carl J. Nygran, 80S 'FOR APPOINTMENT You sea a lovely girl and atop, 1950 Dodge Tudor Sedan—Radio call 2-9219, W OMAN TO Help with housework d e l u x e CLUB COUPE Oakland etreat Phone 0497. PHONE MR. ALB ERT (Christian Science Monitor) then you look: and after you are and heater. Light green. and three year old child. Live in. Poultry and Soppliaa 43 H A RTFORD 6-0358 Heater, dark gray. Just like 1948 Chevrolet FH. Tudor. Radio PLUMBING Alterations. New L. E. Ver. Steegh, In the Harlem married, you listen. NoUoa ia karaby fiyau that Someone who wants a good home A F T E R 7 P. M. 46-4690 (loWa) News-Advertiser, writes, new. t r u c k SPECIALS and heater. Beautiful condition work. Repair and water piping. UUK UOAKUING HOUSE with MAJOR HbOPLE Book No. #7#81. teauad by Tha and plenty of free time. Hartford I aAROK c h o ic e froMn chickens "This year I’ m going to plant dan­ Motorist—I ’m sorry I killed 1947 Dodge—Two ton, 198 ” Wheel throughout, $1095; 1940 P ly­ TABLE TOP GAS S’TOVE—Sofa SaalagB Bank of Manchaatar BROWN-BEAUPRK. Inc. Manchester 3636. 32-5500. Reverse charges. 69c lb. Call 5543 between^ and delions. They’re colorful and oasy your hen. Will a doIUr make It all base. Fine condition. mouth. 1938 Plymouth. Douglaa Bed.. Beth like new. Must sell Baa baan loit and application SO Blssell St. Phone 7191 7 p. m. Bob McKinney, Bolton eSAD.JAKe.f I ’M IN JAILf WHY. BROTHER AMOS, ^ to grow and I'm told they require right ? 1942 Dodge *4 Ton Pick Up. Motors. 333 Main rtreet. PLUM BING and heating, apeclal- IN TE LLIG E N T Girl for counter Lake. | this week. Will taka bsst cffer. v « . baan mada to aald bank for lalng In repairs, remodeling, cop­ 48 HplUster. street- ... - 1M6 LAW MISTOOK MB FOR , -THIS IS TTM^RIQLE/-**- very little attention," That sounds • Farmer No-but Til take g u a r a n t e e d u s e d c a b s work. Steady work, good p^. Ap. ---- ■ •' If---- —:—1.U----- rather like the old ha'ndyraan’» X^oyniant of tha amount of da* per water piping, new construc­ .MNj , WiTHOOf MY AllJSTAtMe f ^HEM Cb(*^ ARe-NOTtlERlO two dollars. (O.J .p Priced To Soli . ’CUT PRICES ON PRE-WAR ply In person. Thrifty aeanera, -f-yOURe WAMTED FOR A FRWT CAKE — riL B t recipe for happiness, "I Just co­ Aato AfTcsrarfc tion. Estimates given. Time pay­ 981 Main. Motorist—But that’s a lot of wa V. a Mf. aw. __ CARS and TRUCKS Articles for Sale 45 FIVE-PIECE Maple Breakfast .6ELUN& <5TOCK Ihi t h a t OOWM PRONTO A N ‘ operate with the inevitable.” ihbney for a hen—more than the jOUJaJMKBffUh UJW —l Adiaa’ . blac^. drasa o « 1948 -Chevrolet Sedan 1940 Oldamoblle 2-Dr. 8395—8349. H r « * ments arranged. Edward Johnson Set. 69 Russell street. Which has its merits, properly V IC IN IT Y of F A LK N O R Drive. CONFOOMDeO SPRINS VOO celling price.. iHBgdr. Vldnity of Popular Food 1948 Chevrolet Two Door ^ Phone 6979 or 5044. STEAM RADIATOft, 48’ radia­ PROOF 5 A L T .' JIS S B construed. I **Your father has been promoted to sargsant! Now he “Say! Juat liatan t* dial ‘In case of atomic etteok, try to ' 1940 Packard 4-Dr. $295^1223. BEFORE YOU buy tires see us. Woman to help wlOi S year old tion, $10. Mahogany double bod Farmer- W ell, you see. I’ve got gat into a building conatructad of atael and conoretel* ** 5 3 m* parking lot. Phorta #194. 1947 Chevrolet Sedan 1940 Plymouth 4-Dr. $389— $.3.50. . Goodyesr distributors. Gorman COMB DOWN HERE- PATlEM TAM ' But there’s bMn a lot of good, een tall you off whan he oomet home better than I oanl" and housework, 9 to 8, week days. and spring, $p; four golf clubs and Solid Brass Fireplace Sets. AND ©TRAlGHTetd I \ WAIT TMERB rugged character built In fighting a rooster that’s very fond of the 1946 Ford Two Door 19.39 DeSoto 2-Dr. $295—$249 Motor Sales. 285 Main street. Moving— I'nteklnK— Phone 2-0005. bag, $5. Phone 2-2170., hen you just killed and I ’m afraid LOST—PASS BOOK Single pay­ Draw screen and hinged THIS, V FCR m e/ dandelions. And what makes it ment Book N a 10S9-10«9. NoUca 1946 Pontiac (Six) Sedanette 1937 Chevrolet 2-Dr. $75—$90. Phone 2-4971. S to ra g e M OCT/, hard to give up the struggle in 4o the shock will kill him too. BUGS BUNNY POOL T A B LE with accessories. screen.- Governor ‘ Winthrop FUNNY BUSINESS BY HKRSHBBIIOBH la 'haraby given that Single pay- 1946 Oldamobile (Six) CAL.L PH IL for movUig. light desks, excellent selection new see a lawn that! Is all grass,' with Help Wanted—Male Full, regulation size. Good condi­ neat flowered Imrdera. Maybe Lawyer—Well, If you want my Book No. 10S9-1069 issued Sedanette TRUCKS Garages—Serrlcefr— trucking, sand, gravel and loam WWAT'* , GUTT ARGCSN' _____ JL tion. Phone 2-0696. Wm. P. Slover, home furnishings. what the country needs Is e dan- honest opinion— l)y -$ 8 It also is caned 4 Maasort (ab.) 1949 Studebaker Champion 4-Dr. Sedan—Heater. clatex. 260 Tolland Turnpike. able and stendart, typewritora ^ N T . B O T bean made to said bank for pay- R egatn iig t n A ll makes of adding machinsH quire 348 Main street. 9 Gambling Sedan. 1950 WUlys Jeep—With aluminum Manchester Phone 2-3985. nights [HE WILL WAITS a — dear mant of tha amount of daposlt MEN told or rented. Repairs on al IF MA HM/S ANY TROUBLE 1949 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4- top enclosure,I heater. 7691. MATTRESS. Tour old maitreai BOSTON ROCKER, Lawson sofa, IS Theft GETTSM' ITr OF Various Job openings, night makes. Marlow’s. 14 Rfaigii« volea eSh?a son Dr. Sedah. 1949' Oldamoblle Conv. Coupe- sterUlxed and rainade Uka n( mahogany wall shelf, Dartmouth 7 Biblical dty LfiAWe KNOW Model 88. Radio and heater. CABINET MAKING, reflnish and Call Jonea FunUture and Floor shift. Apply TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX 15 Ir a 1949 Ford Deluxf 2-Dr. Sedan. BOLTON — Building stone and skis and boots. Reasonable. Pliona • Let R stand 1950 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan—Ra­ repair furniture Cornices made to Covering. 36 Oak. Tel. 3>1041. 16 Seaadlnavlan 94Cbsmleal 49Blliar CHRI8T0PHER ROBIN Nursery 1949 Chevrolet Deluxe 4-Dr. Sedan. flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. 4822. • Pronoun dio and heater. order Phene 2-9533. John Hahn. Personnel Office IIS Pedal digit compound 44 Preface (ab.) SctwvJ Children 3H to 8 years. 1947 Dodge Custom 4-Dr. Sedan Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. L o c a l a m u s e m e n t s 10 Insect 1949 Dodge H Ton Pick-up— R E PAIR SEW ING machines, U N IVERSAL Combination oil- 'ISThue 96PISC* within 48 P a r t ly Hours 9 to 11:80 a m. Mrs. D. L. fXlMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. motors, houte appliances, pen­ PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. 20Ribboa 11 Anchored 1941 Bulck Super Club Coupe. Heater. PE A T HUMUP screened. ESccel- electric range, automatic timer 18 Best 46 Ruler (suffix) BaOaid, director, 79 Lakewood 1949 Dodge 4-Door Sedan — Coro­ Wolcott on wwshlnig machines, dulum and electric clocks. Sharp­ Forest Street, Manchester ornameot 12 smooinsx,Smooths — —— 1941 Packard 110 4-Dr. Sedan. lent soil conditioner; top dress­ and 50 gallon drum, $50. Call 2- TA 49 Dry cneeu SoutL. Phone 3-1696. net model. Radio, heater. Three vacuum e'eaners, motors, small en lawn mowera F. X. Dion, 93 Concerning 17 TborooShfars 84 Awn 1941 Plymouth Deluxe 3-Dr. Sedan ing. Phone 6519. 9617. >'/■ 61 Falsehood \ . to choose from. appliances Free pick-up and de- Ridgewood atreet. 7779. W A N TE D — Dependable, reliable <33 Musical U b.) 86 Vegetables DRAPERIES Made to order. Any 1949 Dodge Cor.v. Coupe — Radio • boys with bicycles and carriers SOFastcct 370oel 93 Mixed type liverv .A-1 repair, sales. 180 a n t i q u e Grape carved Victorian SEW ING Macliine. Beautiful 1991 instrument style, lined or unlined. Tel. 3 TRUCK SPECIALS for light delivery wprk after 31 Halses 49R*poss 56 Mount (sb.) j 1949 Studebaker *4 Ton Pickup.' and heater M ali Ph'ce 8597. love seat, pine drop-leaf table, console, brand new. Has round 99 Legal claim 8909. 1949 Fcrd 2-I!>.’or S -t'iiit- Bminess Opgortanitics .12 school and Saturday. For inter­ bobbin, forward and reverse 37 Balt 1948 Studebaker I ' i Ton Cab and v>TT4i<-'ES Rsflniafisd. Repairing early china, glass and paintings. heater view write. Box M Herald, stat­ stitch, wal.ilng pressure foot to 98Flniahea m s DIAMONDS Reset while you w ait Chassis. tuna » any *rmiitur« 'nemann. W ELDING SHOP for aale. Com­ Antiques bought and sold at the ISaA P-m-jac Ccuca mHliui— 4 ry'- ing age and telephone number. sew over pins, automatic bobbin rSmallert Old Jewelry restored. Money loan­ :dtt *M Wii'T'i ;i*«n. for long term. Please talk over structural Unit 80 Oakland St. Ptcc* Z-'H.V. uiil L*r. cs service and CHICKEN MANURE for lawns for $139. Will take $2 per week. 20 l.H"* rodu'* 1-C'Mir hKUin. personally. Contact Joe Het­ A-1 MECHANIC 99 An (Scot) EXPERT DRIVING instruction In 1.147 lofUiii— ilaiilti vuhin4f lactiice or re- and gardens. Phone 6971. CaU 7691. stranger In Town BY MERRILL C. RLOSSER auto driving, given by appoint­ Manchester tinger. 4293. SS’Wnt FRECKLES AND HIR FRIENDS uiif iniir.;tr -r-;p«n,r.;:r M*:iro Service. 2-0883. Our increasing service busi ment. Call Manchester Auto OUTSTANDING VALUES. Gen­ 35 Horse’s, gait 1987 DODGE four-door isdas w.'Jl '..md ?'7miiur;t *-Cnnr bftliH— Sa-- I ness has created a need for Driving Academy. 2-4087. CHILD'S CRIB, In good condition, eral Electric mixers, 125.99; Rem­ 38 Angers T iANIOS P0R1HB MAO’, \A(bW,AM 1 MUJ6RY/ I W mat kind o r ^ 1948 motor. Good trarjponaton. Jlii. ilHitrar OPENED, keys fitted, $400 A T-(vais 1938 FORD. Motor good, tirss 11919 P'.7t=CT-.mt 4-D r«v Sedas — waits 52 Pearl atreet. $14.99; Presto pressure cookers, , gravel and sand for sale. Call I Mte American GAMMOe. ~ r cellent. Call 8229. j Heater | Refilling and collecting money 8 qt., $12.95, 4 qt.. $10.95; BroU- LINOLEUM Remnants 90c square MORIARTY BRO’THERS 7195 between 9 and 5. ! S iM ib N % 1191A ChevTr!et 4'Dce.r Sedan — from our flve-cent High Grade king broilers, $18.95; General 4M > SPtNK, i Heater yard Asphalt tile, wall covering. Electric heaters, $5.50 and $9.95; 47 Not (prsOs) 1990 FORD 2-door sedan, radio, Nut machinee In this area. No 301-316 Onter Street A L L W OOL pieces for children’s rw s RtSSeAS- WANTED—Ride from vldnity of heater, dark green. In good con­ Done by reliable, well-trained Emerson portable radios, reg. - 48 Worm TNPOUSH ‘ BARLOW MOTOR SALES selling! To qualify for work skirts, 90c - 81.75; coat lengths Walnut street to Pratt A Whit­ dition Call 4815 between 6-8 p men All Jobs guaranteed. Hall • $37.95, our price. $25.99; Porce­ SOMistelw SHAOVSIOr WAPPrVG CENTER you must have car, referencea, I EXPERIENCED CARPENTER $8.50-$6.95. Ladiris’ skirt lengths ney. Hours 8-9:33. Phone 6699. Linoleum Co., 96 Cottage street. lain top kitchen tables, 16.99 up; 91 Piece oC m. Out Of The High Rent District $600 cash, secured by Inven­ W ANTED. Call 7270 after 6:00 $2.95-$4.50. The Colonial Rem­ OCTOaa^ Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or 8 lb. deluxe washing machine, lumber Phone 5404 tory. Devoting 6 hours a week p. m. nant Shoppe, 115 Center street OP DESIRE RIDE to Pratt A Whit­ AN EXAMPLE OF OUR 8109. to business, your end on per­ reg. $124.95 - $69.00, pump $10 S3 Paces ney, 8 'to 9:80. Porter street sec­ Open Evenings Until 9 94 Bunting CLEAN CARS centage of collections w ill net I W AN TE D —Man , for sales and ONE Y E A R OLD 90-Stoopu- THE PROSPECT HIU School for DeTORMIER"MOTOR off holders, ground rod, ground VOLi ACT A‘6 IF TME VJ oohrr ETAV cxjvyN TYPEWRITER.S and adding ma­ 4ar exterior home denratlon HOT A IR pipeless furnace. Good young children. Pre-Kindergarten, Many Others wire, mask priced at $9.98 up. ANO NOW ONE OF YOU NOW LARES-P ONLV TIME I CLEAN THERE TOO LON3)i SALE S, Inc. chines sold, rented, repaired. BOX P. HERALD plan. Real propoaltlon—perman­ condition, with thermostat con­ AI9MRS.MtS0UILLAN . 1 OJULP JUST ASK MOUSE IS WHEN V itr w iff e x p e c n N 9 ^ Kindergarten. Monday through Complete Hotpoint electric stoves BRbWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. SAYS: “ThiB yQu’ll love.” Prompt service. Reaaonablo ent-will ahow you by actual trol. Call 4269. -GNAKIN6 HANPS/ m usnrw ---- * Friday. Transportation fumlah- reg. $279.95 - $199; G.E electric 30 Blssell St. Phone 7191 rates. Guaranteed work. Office training how aalea are made. VOU«NOW-TME) ad. Mm. Lsla Tybur, director. supplies. Free pickup and delivery Help Wanted— Fcinale 85 kitchen clock 12.99: Sunbeam egg ANOI Phono 4367. BALCn “BETTER BUY” 1949 CADILLAC 4-DR. Must Imve ear. Prefer man used service. Friendly Typewriter to earning $5,000 a year or more Boate and Aceeaaoiics 46 cooker, 17.99; G. E. oven roaster, STENOGRAPHER. FOR perman-1 reg. 134.95 • $21.95; Sunbeam BALLARD 8 Driving school, Man­ USED CARS SEDAN Service, 1205 Main street. East Compensation discussed at Inter ent 40-hour per v^qek position FOR BOATS, motors, tackle, ma­ waffle masters, reg, $24.95 • chester^ oldest. Thousands of Fleetwood body. Radio, heat- Hartford. Tel. 8-6784. view. Write,. Hr, Walker, . Box 1990 Pontiac streamliner, S ^ with C. R. Burr Co. Call Mr. | rina hardware and palnta Mc­ $18.95; chrome slicing machines, accident free Instruction houra ler, hydramatic. A very, very 202, Newark, N, Y. Coupe. CANING CHAIRS, reflnishlng and Hogan 4161. Intosh Boat 0»., North end Pur­ reg. $24.99 • $18.99; Dormeyer Hundreda (rf aatisfled students. beautiful car. Priced for quick repairing- Edward Fish, ^ 0 4 nell parking lot. Chrie-Crafl. For appointment talephons 2- 1949 Ford Tudor Sedan. e le c tric m ix e r with hamburg I sale. Chestnut atreet. Phone 8688. Mercury, Champion. Scott-At- grinder, $43.50 - $29.99; Waring 3248. SALES CLERK Wanted.' Apply bi I LABORER Wanted. Bolton Notdi 1948 Bulck Special 4-Door. watar, Maatercraft trallars. Phone blenders, $22.95; G. E. roasters, FLOOR PROBLE.*i8 solved with person. Marlow's, 867 Main atreet Quarry. Phone 2-0617. 9-8103. Open from 9:30 a. lb. to 8 ' PU T TOUR savings to work. Real­ ONE NEW WILLYS linoleum, a:>phaii tile counter. reg. $45.00 • $31.95; G. E. cleaner, 1947 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Tudor. W A N TE D — Carpenter’s hdlper, p. m. reg. 179.95 - $49.95; Dormeyer ise 5% or better by Investing In s t a t i 6 n w a g o n f o r Expert wor. Janshlp, free esti­ SALESWOMAN, full or part time sound sscurltles. Call Ed. Kra- ~jllu8t be experienced, Manches* Fri-Well, $49.96 - $19,99 We seU n 1948 Pontiac 8 Streamliner 4-bobr IMMEDIATE DELIVERY mates. Open evenlnga. Jonea Fur­ to sell handbags and hosiery in senles at Coburn A Middlebrook, Sedan. niture. Oak street Phone 2-1041. family shoe store. Experience ter 2-4289. Diamonds—Watehe R.C.A., Zenith, Dumont, Bendlx, •APS - Inc., 641 Main street. Phone 8219 4 cyl. “F ” head engine. Heat- Oosley, Admiral televisions. G. E. preferred but not absolutely nec­ W AN TE D —Man with aome ax . Jewelry 48 1947 Mercury Conv. Coupe j er, overdrive. The largest sell Tidy cleaner, reg. $44.50 - $29.99; BY LESLIE TURNER or 86SL essary. Apply In person to Mr. perience for auto body and paint BOO’I'S AND HER RUDDIES Careful Now BY EDGAR MARTIN WASH TUBBS Diplomacy ing station wagon in the world. Hoi aeboM Borvkioa Perry at Harpers, 1009 Main UEONARP W. TOST, Jeweler, re Standard T V boosters, reg. W ANTED—Ride from Manchester AS IS SPECIALS 1 worlfu l^art time, nlghte and O ffe re d 11A street, between 9 and 5 or call pain, adjust, watches expertly $34.50- $19.99; Sunbeam toast­ Green to vicinity Hartford Em­ week-en^. Phone 2-2695. HER9'5 WHERE THAT THANK#, WERTZ. l U Y'AIL DON’T MEAN HE'd AI#rAMU«| 1941 Ford 4-Door Sedan—8299. Manchester 2-4831. Reasonable prices Open daUy master hospital trays with toast­ Grit TfLLVNCK OP K O* OUR «t«tl.R.\Vlt WKdUk diMAtO hUOTHAH ONE O' YOU tmqaiouSr pire (Homestead Avenue). Hours 1948 CHEVROLET 4-DR. FLAT FINISH Holland window OLEANDER KAUIKAK 1 TNOHMMt# 1939 LaSalle 4-Door Sedan—895. Thunday aventntfa 129 Spruce er, $21.95; G. E. lightweight iron,/ ’EM HOUR »«.vq E.»46\Mfe-A»«>-V0W<.WWlfc*% oqn A MOOtW UMtH CHARACTER HAS 8EEN IM ONE OF TIC goto. NOILAIH-HEAOEP KlU F0UC#/Mmmmmm nfStmOM 7 to 4, Rione 4069.. SEDAN shades made to measure. All Help Wanted— Male or street Phone 2-4887 $8.99; 4 slice toaster; $16.98; FOR HOO. t w t l w h - o o t on o u r . fiOMF «.%un o o n Tt 59UATTIN(» FORVeAR«, •STH THE« NTERE#r# COMIN' TO trOKM OFFA ^/fIAMT. COIOWL 1939 Oldsmoblle 2-Door Sedan— Fleetline. Radio and heater. metal Venetian bllnda at a new 17 Arvln grill, reg. $12.60 • 46.60; POP* tlAMM. V .veotet *.L McKEE. YOULL FSH) HI# 47HEART..ORTWI#r AUKAIUMPFFIM $95. APPLICATIONS Or Penal# Aotoaototlw For Bale 4 iThis you’ll like. low price. Keys made while you BUYING A DIAMOra? G. E. heating pad, 15.99; Presto RELATIVE# WITH HIM. THEIR RO^TY.NECIt#! •V TOFMfMy 1937 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan—$75. wait. Marlow’a. ,ARE NOW I STATE OF CONNBCnCUT Per­ steam irons, $13.95. Brunner's TV (3O0D tUCK.»IR'. BEFORE TOU Buy a used ear sonnel department open eompetl CALL HARTFORD 6-1989 W EAVING of Duma, i6oth bolee Dept, in basement of Packard see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck 1947 CHEVROLET 2-DR. live examination notice: Ad BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. and tom dotbing. boalery runa. BEING GENE DE ROBER'nS building at 398 East Center street. Sales and Service, 289 Main 156 Center Street SEDAN dressograph operator. No. 1745, Open every night till 9 p. m. If bandbaga rapaured. Mpper re­ Money Loaned On Diamonds street Phone 2-4971. Open eve­ Radio and heater. Nice and ACCEPTED 83100-83700; factory, Inspector you want to save real mpbey on Telephone 3-4545 placement nmbraUna rapnlrad. and Jewelry nings. (eafety). No. 174^ $8720-84440 appUancee see Brunner, Ealy Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. |clean> men’s abirt eoUnra roveraad and 43 Asylum Stnpt—2nd Floor closing date October 28.1951, ma torom oa purchase of $50 or more. g o o d Transportation, cheap. 1938 replaced. MartoiTa U ttla Mending Hartford, Conn. FORD ’TRUCK for sale—Chie 19401 for clerks and derk typ­ Do your Xmas shopping— now-— Chevrolet, 1937 Ford, 1936 Ply­ 194'7 CHEVROLET 2-DR. Shop. temal and child h y ***"!, ^ -Ton Ford Panel Truck. Easy I ists both experienced and clan. No. 1747. 86,900-W840. Con save money. i i mouth, Hupmobile, 1933 Dodge. Isle- body. In good mechanic^ I SEDAN inexperience. Five day, neoticut reijdenca waived ’^th Pncl and Peed 4»A Name your price and terms. Cole condition. Priced reasonably. | A two ton^ darling. BaiMinit—CoBt^etlng 14 closing date of November 1. GOVERNOR Winthrop eacwtere MotOTSL 4164. 37 hour week. Liberal em- OORDWOOD, flreplace or any Bond Bread Bakery 1055 Broad | Plus leglMative oi desk, some household furoltuia QUALTTT Garages erected, quick loyee benefit program. length, delivered $18.00 per atreet, Hartford, Conn. $840 on salaries under < 6 W ^ and other Items. Private owner. action, low price#; easy terms. GUARANTEED USED CARS AS IS Sp e c ia l s Pleasant working condi­ cord. TCl. WUlimantlc 8-821T. Call 3148. 1949 OLDSMOBILE 6 cyllndi Tel. 8375. $120 on aalarlea over AH Iff Set BY MICBABL OHALLRT* PRICEpTOSELL tions in a modern, air con­ ply Pereonnel Department, StM* - I . Odds Are Against VIC FLINT aedan. Hydramatic, radio, heat­ 1941 CHEVROLET CONV. TWO PRACnCALLT new tapes­ ALLEY (HIP BY V. T. HAMI.IN CARPEINTRY. Experienced in con­ ditioned office. Apply to , Capitol. HarUord or any Cm - Qbrdca—rbraii— Dairy 1961 Chevrolet Club Coupe — er. Very low mileaga. Ebctremely CLUB ' try fireside chairs with new Blip L600 miles, heater, radio, power- dean. Fully guaranteed. Douglaa struction of small homes, ga the employment office necUcut State Employment W w ■tXJhfT LET ANYBODY 6 0 IN*y I'M «OIN& ^ DID YOU BRiNA hOUR Y v » * OBAR. WvLL’ BTAitr opit! Prodacta M covers. Also mapls Morris chair, WEaUEUTB4ANT. ^ TO TIM TWI* 0BWBU5, A » X TDUD j HRRB MTAkVAV TONWHT. WBXJ. pida, gray. Motore, 833 Main street. Radio, heater, defroster, rages, dormers, alterations and lee office. Olendon A. Bcoboria, LOOKS LIKE THT LAMf/ldEBBE kidmou.ix x )6in ; ' GREEN M OUNTAIN No. One la- Pbont 7809. OFAWERAGE8 ------ELEPHANTS Ul? VOUi TO, WONORIA9 1--VTWBV ARE/ rOIBPOM cm BUNT MROR 1960 Cbevrolet dub Coupe—^Heat- new top. Price to please. Jobbing. Luck and Petenon, FIRST Pereonnel Director. < w h l Sa^ a n d —» ONE OWNER CLEAN CAR epacted potatoee. Tlie best eating FINALLY CAUGF •r. radio, 7,000 mllea, blaok. Tel. Manchester 4036. FOUR POSTER bed With spring OPWITMVOO? erajSGUNf 1989 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN NA-nONAL potato grown. Dellvei^ to your 3941 Plymouth dub Coiqia. 1949 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER ---- SHaatkaw Waated— and mattress, dreeeer, hall rack Heater. Full price |196. STORES, door. Call Hathaway 2-1890. (antique) Poole piano, upright, 1943 Cbevrolet Tudor. CLUB COUPE Ploil8t»—N orMrii 15 Incorporate 1. 18 Radio, heater. Extra nice. Thun­ with bench. Phone 2-8098. Bast Terms—Best Trades 1988 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN der gray. I CHRYSANTHEMUM plants ready Park and Oakland Avenuee'' [y o UNO Woman would NA*nVll POTATOES at 879 K m - Heater. Full price 6176. to go. Oarlaon, Corner Sumner tima housawofk. South end. Write WE8TlN(3H6tJl9E ffledtrtc ktbve CX}LE MOTORS—4164 BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. ^ East Hartford nay atraat with oven and warming oven. 1986 FORD COUPE and McKee. Phone 6971. Ron E, Harald. | 91 OtBter Street 80 BleaeU St<» Phone 7191 CONCORD Grapes for sale, $1.15 Price 889. Phone 8377. and Rgdio. heater. Between 9 Ay M.. gnd 8 .P. M. 1948 CHEVROLET Aero aedan. basket. Inquire 137 Chsrter Oak * 484 Canter Street Roo6nc—Siding 16 Monday through Fridky mUMMoM Waotai— ■trset. Phone 9-9048. Radio, beater, very dean. 1941 1987 PLYMOUTH COUPE Male OLENWOOD Duplex combination B in C K OoBvactlbto. Radto. Owvrolat aedan. ,, Completely Heater. Full price |95. W B S P E d A L IZ B In rooflng and oil and gas stove. ,Call 2-1601. siding. Hlgbesi Quality nut' SALESLADIES — Manchaatar K, eBdaOw* mertianlaal een- overhauled. New rfiiiga, valvee Green section. 9 to 6,. 9 to 8 or 9 { CAlitPENTER WISHES WORK- Haa^diold Goods 51 1 9g9K Pkona 4866. ground. Douglas Motora, 883 terlals. Workmanship guarab- c u t Jamea Manadall, Rodnrttle to 9. Six days. Salary and com­ TAPPAN Apartment else gas See these today at teed. A. A.'Dlun, Inc., 299 Autunm mission. Good Income. Call Hart­ 6-7988, batwaen 7 and 10 p. m. ANDES COMBINATION range ,ll9iT 4-Dm t Sedan, stove. Call 373p. aawiius. me. T. a. « a u. a I fK U K M J U n J, DeCORMIEH MOTOR street. Phone 4860. ford 82-1975. with oil burner and hot water IttiH ’. Oood tranqterta- 1986 STUDEBAKER aedan. One ■ ' SALES, Inc. coll. Table top and minute mind- A n A r Oaorga’B Eaao Ste- owner. Radio and heater. Good. ^ QUAKANTEED Rooflng and roof Read Herald Adva. er. Perfect condition, $90. Call SEE PAGE TEN Tel. 8854 w a n t e d —W oman to do oooUag. MMin and w t M) Urea. Slip covers. Easy on oil. |24 Mnple St. repairing. .Cutters and eoaduo- 9-lOH^aafter 5 p. m. oau 8-8764. I Manchester ton. OougUln 7T0T. liv a la. O6o4 wajNa.'Pb0Ba 760L < MANCHESTER EVENING HEBAUX MANCHE8TEK, OONUI^ FRIDAY, OCTOBFJl 8. 1981 P A < I ■ VAlfCinOTBR EVBNINd HERALD, BIANCHBSTER, CONN. FRIDAT, OCTOBER 5, IW l SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH CARNIVAL B ¥ »| O U ’I U C K w X k BY J. R. WILLIAMS

4 t 41 THAT AwitomoMm tm B » ls ■ 4 AatMMbBM for Sato flense and N onsense TYPIST—OaaMar. Baparttaea -aot IRNOLIM SETTERr—Faraa^ Sva AAA SUPER VALUE! 19M ^OHEVROLBT M oor, |19S. 1S4S CHEVROLET, four • door TILO ROOFS a»d MdawaUb WANNA BARGAIN r WBU. X t o o OUT • 100,000 Ha—Tell me those three words solutely Immaculste. Radio, heat- vlalon M t, “ Universal" CleanerT Simple thoughts and simple ways, •r, spare tire never uMd. Doug­ COUGHLIN ROOFS itay on In FULL OR PART TIME Counter I TWO BEAUTIFUL BOXER PUPS Bimpio Joys and aimple days; which win send me floating up to 1947 Plymouth 4-Dr.^ Sedan — any kind of storm! For gruaran- Girl for lUgbte. Please apply In ears cropped, registered A. Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, las M otora 8S3 Main. ______1940 OLDSMOBILE club coupe. Simple words and slmpls meant. heaven. Black, radio and heater. tead roonng call Coughlin, Man- parson. The Annex Snack;k B a r,' K. — C. - —Very reasonable. Sean - at Ruga, Lamps, all hava been In my price 8180., ' Phone 4726. store Simple tastes and aimple scenes; Bhek-Oo hang youraelf. r * SEE BR infN ER'S first—and save chaatar 7707. » 38 Emit Canter atraat 1566 Hebron avenue, Olaatonbury. 1948 Plymouth 2-Dr. Spedal De­ SINCE LAST YEAR Simple hooka and aimple deeds. plenty on used cars o f aatceptlon- SAVE SAVE Buy your new Simple truths and simple creeda If you want things dsllvsred 'ln luxe—Gray. 8 8. ROOFING Spaclallxlns In rapalr-1 CAPABIX WOMAN who can da-I REGISTERED Dalmatlon pupplea, And I’U afll It to the Srat ally high value at really low car now, before new 10% price In­ . s______l «sa4a ana##ls%tAM4 4t«MA samll smb I « . . ^ . __.*^._** ' O. glad am I for simple thlhga— a hurry, don’t pay for thswi In ad­ Ing roofs of all klnda. Alao naw vote Bufficient time to call on | A.K.C. champion atock. WUllman- party at such a low price, prices, generously guaranteed, 1948 Chrysler 4-D.r. New Y o r k e r - crease Si.d new federsd tax. Simplicity contentment brings. vance. roofs. Gutter work. CElmnaya eight women daUy. Unusual bull- tic 8-3965. you’ll believe that there really liberal Trades. Save your Ome, Dark green. Where prices are lowest and — Grenville Kleiser .cleaned, rapalrec. 26 years’ ax- nesa opportunity. Write Box A, I is a "Santa Claus.’’ And I’U sell make It ' One Stop" at Brunner s. trades are the highest. McClure Herald. ' A hardened hobd saye that the 1949 Plymouth Special Deluxe • perlenca. Free aatimates. CaU VERY NIUE (.;olIle pupplea. Small It on low Friendly Terms. TU oil,; Qet a 'Hot" deal every time. Buy Radio and heater. Four door. Auto Co., Hudson Sales and Sarv- hold It nntU you need it, no A mother was helpiag bier little way to live longer Is to walk fif­ Howlay. Manchester 6861. SHIRT PRESS operator, good cross bred pupplea. A.N.Gt Boxer, six-year-old non address some in­ with "No regrets" as thousands Ice, 878 Ifaln street. 2-9443. Open male at stud. Zimmerman’s' Ken- matter how long, and it won’t teen or twenty rallee every day. I 1949 Ford V-8 Custom Club Coupe pay, good working conditions. vitation cards to a birthday party o f others *have. Tou can alwa)rs evenings. nela Laka Street, Bolton. Phone coat YOU a penny. So, If you’re "Avoid watchdogs, pf course, and do business here. Open 'til 6 ex­ —Radio and heater. New Model Laundry, 78 Summit Interested. Just get on the he was having. never cut wood after a hand-out." Renting^Plumbing 17 6387. Mother—How about little Su­ cept Wed, Thurs., Frl. 'U1 ^ GUARANTEED. Mercury, late street. phone and I’U make an ap- ^ 1949 Dodge Coronet Club Sedan— 1949, black coupe, radio, heater, san? Are you going to Invite her Here’s a health to the Isas with Saturday 5. East Center Radio and heater. Hunter green. PLUMBING and heating. Fum-1 polntment with you any time white wall tires, two extra snow acea, oil bumsrs and boilera. WANTED—High school • girls or you say. either during the day to your party? the merry black eyes! street. Brunner’s Used Oar Para­ housewives for full or part time Live Stock— Vabidaa 42 Youngster—Naw. She's still In l/^sfT -J teS and wtOte 1960 Chevrolet Tudor — Heater. grips, overdrive, low mileage. Earl VanCamp. Ttl. 5844. , or evening, to show you this Here’B a health to the lad with dise. telephone work. For Interview kindergarten. That's robbing the / Bostea Tittler. Answars to Peg- Roanoke green. Reasonable. Coventry 7-7130. "super duper” bargain. the blue once! EFFlCI$a4T Plumbing and heat­ write Box M, Herald, stating age cradle. * gy, fla M r BOttfy Mrs. n oren w STRICTLY FIRST CLASS JERSEY MILKING Cow. 1315 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 1951 Plymouth Suburban — Green. 1949 MERCURY convertible, ex­ ing. Plugged drains machlna and telephone number. 'Tolland Turnpike. ONLY DAY OR EVENING! Marriage is like a railway sign New Car Waninty cellent condition. One owner. JPVJiUWMi, Just Dandy! wsid. license number toaa. 1960 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL cleaned. '^Carl J. Nygran, 8031 'FOR APPOINTMENT You see a lovely girl and stop, 1960 Dodge Tjidor Sedan—Radio Call 2-9219. Oakland street Phone 6497. W o m a n t o Help with housework PHONE MR. a l b e r t (Christian Science Monitor) d e l u x e c l u b c o u p e then you look; and after you are iiOST—PAM BOOK No. 578^ and heater. Light green. and three year old child. Live In. Poultry and Soppliea 43 HARTFORD 6-0358 L E. Ver Steegh, In the Hariem married, you Itaten. Heater, dark gray. Just like 1948 Chevrolet FH. Tudor. Radio PLUMBING AReratlons. New | MoUee is hereby given that Pass Someone who wants a good home AFTE R 7 P. M. 46-4690 UUK WIAKDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE (Iowa) News-Advertiser, writes, new. t r u c k and heater. Beautiful condition work. Repair and w a t^ piping. Book No. »7MX. isaied by The SPECIALS and plenty of free time. Hartford LARGE CHOICE frozen chickens, "This year I'm going to plant dan­ Motorist—r m sorry I killed 1947 Dodge—Two ton, 168 " Wheel throughout, $1095. 1940 Ply­ Manchester 3636. / 32-5500. Reverse charges. 69c Ib. (?all 5543 between 6 and TABLE TOP GAS STOVE—Sofa delions. They’re colorful and oaay your hen. WHl a dolUr make It all Savings Bank o< Manchester BROWN-BKAUPRE. Inc- Bed. Beth like new. Must sell baae. Fine condition. mouth. 1938 Plymouth. Douglas T M ...... n.i. ; 66AD,0AKe.' I'M IN JAILf to grow and I'm told they require 'ry,- lnyf lost and application 30 Blssell St. Phone 7191 PLUMBING end heating, special-| this week. Will taka beet Offer. WHy. BROTHER AM OS, k right? 1942 Dodge H Ton Pick Up. Motors, 333 Main street. INTELLIGENT Girl for counter Lake. « TUB tAW MISTOOK ME fO fZ ^ , THIS IS T U R R IB L E /— .? very little attention." That smmda been made to said bank for Ixlng In repairs, renjodellng. cop­ .48 .HoUister. street. -Farm er No. ...b u t I’ll tnkr GUARANTEED USED CARS work. Steady work, good pay. Ap. m u s t a c h e .' I THEiA cops are NUrriER’N rather like the 'old hafidyman'a dollars. , payiBcnt of the amount of ds- per water piping, new construe- j ply in person. Thrifty CTeaners, Priced To Sell CUT PRICES ON PRE-WAR -fc-yOCRE WAHTED fO R , A FRWT CAKE — X’tL B t recipe for happiness, "1 Just co­ Motorist—But that’s a lot of sn .e.• w re w Aoto AfTcmortc tlon. Estimates given. Time pay-1 981 Main. yo^t-______- CARS and TRUCKS Articles for Sale 45 FrV'E-PIECB Maple Breakfast S e l l in g s t o c k i k t h a t DOWN p r o n t o A N ' operate with the Inevitable.” money for a hen—more than the LH. Xft ly V«* jaiJUBueauBi nventa arranged. Edward Johnson Which haa its merits, properly liJST—Ladlas’ black dress on 1948 Chevrolet Sedan 1940 Oldamoblle 2-Dr. $396— $346. Tires Set. 59 Russell street. CONFOUNDED ATCWl- SPRING MOU celling price. Phone 6979 or 5044. VICINITY of FALKNOR Drive. STEAM RADIATOfl. 48’ radia­ PKOOF FMTH SALT.' construed. “Your father hat baan promotad to aargeant! Now ha “Say! Just Ustan t* dis! ‘In oate of atomlo attack, try to ' hangar. Vldnlty of Popular Pood 1948 Chevrolet Two Door 1940 Packard 4-Dr. $295—$226. BEFORE YOU buy tires see ui. -«--JlS SB F an n er- Well, you see, I’ve got Woman to help with 8 year old tion, $10. Mahogany double bed COME DOWN HERE- PATIENT AM' But there's been a lot of good, gat into a buHding oonatructod of etaal and ooncratal* ” llsrket paiking lot Phone 8194. Goodyear distributors. Gorman a rooster that’s very fond of the ean toll you off when ha oomaa homa battar than I oant” 1947 Chevrolet Sedan 1940 Plymouth 4-Dr. $38.5—$3.50. and houaework, 9 to S, week dayt. and spring. $8 : four golf clubs and Solid Brass Fireplace Sets. AND 6T(^AlGHrEN WAIT TMERe ^ rugged character built In fighting Motor Sales. 285 Main street. Moving— I'mcking—' hen you just killed and I’m afraid L 0 8 T-PA 8 B BOOK. Single pay^ 1946 Ford Two Door 19.39 DeSoto 2-Dr. $295—$245. Phone 2-0005. bag, $5. Phone 2-2170. Draw screen and hinged TH IS, PER M E / ^ dandcllona. And what makes it Phone 2-4.571. ■ mi . 1 A the shock will kill him loo. meat Book No. 10S»-10« 9. NoUce 1946 Pontiac (Six) Sedanette 1937 Chevrolet 2-Dr. $76—$50. N tnm ge S O ! screen. Governor Winthrop o u t /, hard to give up the struggle is 4o BUGS BUNNY FUNNY BUSINESS BY HER8HBERGBR te hereby given that Single pay- 1946 Oldamoblle (Six) POOL TABLE with accessories. see a lawn that la all grass, vi-ith CALL PHIL' for moving, light Help Wanted— Male .^0 F5U1, regulation size. Good condi­ desks, excellent selection new neat flowered borders. Maybe Lawyer—Wen. If you want my Book No. 10S9-1069 Issued Sedanette TRUGfCS Garages—Services ' * trucking, sand, gravel and loam I home furnishings. honest optnkm— WHAT'a QUIT ARGLSN' by ihe Manchester Savings and 1938 Plymouth H Ton Pickup WANTED—Gas station attendant, tion. Phone 2-0696. Wra. P. Slover, what the country needs Is a dan- THB AN' aCT iJNPtrR Storage Id delivery. Gbod work. Call 2-9248 ] 160 Main street. nelion that wdll stay whers it's Client—No. No. I want your THHRE.' y.#«aii Assodptlon. Inc., has been $195— $125. full time, good wages. Also msn C»LE MOTORS—4;64 after 5. Appliances and TV 'I planted. professional advice. lost and s4>plleatlon has been GARAGE FOR Rent. Also storage for part time work and Sundays. 36” WOOD Turning lathe. With to said Association for pay- Two Locations SOLIMENE, Inc. for one car. West Side (near Cen­ MANCHESTER PAC3CAOE Deliv­ Van’s Service Station, 427 Hart­ I 634 Center Street Manchester all attachments. 4” planer and ; of the amount of deposit ter and Olcott streets). 2-0482. ery. Local aghl trucking and ford Road. drill prsM, with attachments. Call CHAMBERS FURNITURE 91 Center St. 436 Center St. package delivery. Refrigerators, At The Green DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZI.E u o n — Package containing Dodge and Plymouth Cara WANTED—Ailto mechanic. If 2-2449 after 6 p. m. Alao Dodge Job Rated Trucka washers and stove moving a fM i , w eorduroy dress material PACKARD 1951 ' 400" Patrician Rosiness Sem cos Offered lil you are not satlt6 ed with preaent Telephone 6101 or 6102 specialty. Phone 2-0752. NOW IS THE time for seeding Open 9:30 to 5 Antwar to Provloua Punia at Popular Market parking lot Loaded with extras. Executive's Income, stop In and see ua for a A safe Place To Buy Used Cara lawns. Daj'k, rich, cultivated or on Main street. Reward. Phone car. only 3877 miles—never regis­ POWER SAW Work. Trees taken THE AUSTTN A. Chambers Oa, very attractive proposition. Bo­ Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 Rum inont IBS tered. Priced at 12995. Tel. 6191 dowm. Building Iota and land loam. No. 1 loam, $3 cu. yd.. No. 4440.______MILES OF ^M ILES^TH i local and long dlstanes moving, land Motors, 869 Center street. tonight. Brunner's, Connecticut's cleared. Tel. Rockville 5-5536. 2 loam, 83 cu. yd. In truck load packing, orating and storaga WRINGER WASHER—Less than I/> 8T—PAM BOOK No. SB 6866. largest Packard dealer, Manches­ BARLOW GUARANTEED ROUTE SALESMAN for laundry lots. Alao,sand, gravel, atone. (3all HOBIZONTAI. VBBTICAL REFRIGERATION Service, com­ Service to all pa.,s of the O. S. 3408. Nussdorf. Construction two years old. Excellent condi­ Notice is heivby given that Pass ter. Terms and trades. USED CAR and dry cleaning. Good opportun­ 1 Depleted 1 Stroog winds mercial and domestic. See o\ir A and Canada. OaU 6187. Bartp Cfompany, 27 DeerSeld drive. tion. co n 2-3810. Book No. SB 0853, Issued by The 1981 Hudson Hornet 4-Door Sedan ity for right person. Apply in homed 2MeM diib 1950 Studebsker Lend Cruiser — Hydramatlc. radio and heater. display of guaranteed used refrlg- ford 6-1423. Savings Bank of Manchester has person. Maple Dry Cleaners and ROYAL AND Smith-Oorona port r e s t a u r a n t Cook stove and / ruminant 2 Mlasral rock been lost and appllcaUon has Dr. Sedan. 1951 Studebaker Commander State ators. George H. Williams Aaso- •0 -$ WONT 6k Launderers, 72 Maple street. able and atsndarx, typawrltera range, like new. Phone 2-1883. In­ . ENT. BUT S n also is called 4 Measure (ab.) by— made to said bank for pay- 1949 Studebakcr Champion 4-Dr. Sedan—Heater. clates, 260 Tolland Turnpike, R c p s in u g SO quire 348 Main street. a — deer BGambllng 1960 WUIys Jeep—With aluminum Manchester Phone 2-3585, nights AU makes of adding machlnsH HE WILL WAITS , o f the amount o f deposit. Sedan. MEN aoM or rantad. Repairs on al 12 Theft 1949 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4 top snclosure, heater. 7691. MATTRESS. Tour old mattrsaa BOSTON ROC7KER, Lawson sofa, e Seth’s son U K W . OETTSM' IT 1949 Oldamoblle Conv. Coupe— aterUlzed and remade Uke aeu. Various . job openings, night makes. MarloWa. 14Bliigiag VQloe ■T>4»aV LEMAU: tCNO Dr. S^an. mahogany wall shelf, Dartmouth toonerville f o l k s BY FONTAINE FOX 15 Bra 7 Biblical city Model 88. Radio and heater. CABINET MAKING, reflnlsh and CaU Jonea Fumltura and Floor |8hlft. Apply skis and boots. Reasonable. Phone 1949 Ford Deluxe 3-Dr. Sedan. repair furniture Cornices made to I BOLTON — Building stone and 16 Scaadinavten 8Let M stand SfOMflilcil 4 IB (lM r 1950 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan—Ra­ Covering. 86 Oak. Tel. S-KMl. 4822. t Pronoun- CHRISTOPHER ROBIN Nursery 1949 Chevrolet Deluxe 4-Dr. Sedan. order Phene 2-9533. John Hahn, Personnel Office flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. 118 Pedal (UgU eompound 44 Preface (a b .) dio and heater. o c a l a m u s e m e n t s 10 Insect SebpoL C9>lldren 3H to 5 years. 1947 Dodge Custom 4-Dr. Sedan 1949 Dodge 4 Ton Pick-up- REPAIR SEWING machlnee, j Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. L 'l»Tlnie . UNIVERSAL Combination oil- 11 Anchored tePIacc within 45 P a r tly Honrs 9 to '11:30 a m. Mrs. D. L. COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. motorc. houte appllancea, pen­ PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. 20Ribbea 1941 Bulck Super Club Coupe. Heater. PEAT HUMUS screened. Excel­ electric range, automatic timer 12 Smooths 25 Bast 46 Ruler (lufllx) Ballaid, dlTvctor, 79 Lakewood 1949 Dodge 4-Door Sedan — Coro­ Wolcott on washing machines, dulum and electric elocke. Sharp­ arnsmaat 1941 Packard 110 4-Dr. Sedan. Forest Street, Manchester lent soil conditioner; top dress­ and 50 gallon drum, $50. Call 2- 17 Tboroughterc 24 Awn 40 Dry Chela South. Phone 3-1696. net jnodel. Radio, heater. Three vacuum c?eaners, motors, small en lawn m owers F. X. Dion, 2 1 9617. 22 Concerning 1941 Plymouth Deluxe 2-Dr. Sedan. appliances Free pick-up and de­ WANTED— Dependable, reliable ing. Phone 6515. 22 Musical (eb.) SOVagetabIca 51 Falaebood to choose from. Ridgewood etfeet. 7779. 52 Mixed type DRAPERIES Made to order. Any 1949 Dodge Conv. Coupe — Radio livery. A-1 repair, sales. 180 boys with bicycles and carriers instrument 20 Fastest 27 Goal TRUCK SPECIALS ANTIQUE Grape carved Victorian SEWING Machine. Beautiful 1951 55 Mount (ab.) atyle, lined or unllned. Tel. 3- Main. Phone 8597. for light delivery work after 25 Legal claim 31 Raises 43Rcpoea 1949 Studebaker ',4 Ton Pickup. • and heater. love seat, pine drop-leaf table, conssle, brand new. Has round 8909.______1949 Ford 2-Door Sedan—Radio, Bminess Opportanities 82 school and Saturday. For Inter­ bobbin, forward and reversa 27 Halt early china, glass and paintings. •tW li 14 K H r 10 1948 Studebaker 1 4 Ton Cab and heater. ANTIQUES Kennlahed. Repairing I view write. Box M Herald, stat­ stitch, waiting pressure foot to 28 Finishes rr n r DIAMONDS Reset whUe you wait. Chassis. WELDING SHOP for eale. Com­ Antiques bought and sold at the 11948 Pontiac Coupe Sedan—6 cyl- done on any furniture. 'I'lemaan, ing age and telephone number. sew over pins, automatic bobbin M "Sm anest OM Jewelry restored. Money loan' plete or In part. Reason for sell­ Art Shop, 72 Biasell street. Phone 1 Inder. Radio and heater. 189 South Main atreet Phone | winder, drop feed for darning, ' State” (ab.) ‘And I had just bragged to mother how thrifty you wtra ed on Jewelry. De Robertls, Jew­ ing-poor health. Will take quite 2-1389. CHORCHES MOTOR SALES 1948 Ford Station Wagon—Radio 5643. attachments. Twenty year guar­ 30. Against (ab.) by printing your own money!" eler, 43 Asylum street, 2nd 6 oor, a bit of capital, or can be leased WANTED studebaker Sales and Services and heater. antee. Worth $244, aacrldce now. 31 Hypothetical Hartford. 1948 Wlllys Jeep. OIL BURNEI^ expertly cleaned for long term. Please talk over I CHICKEN MANURE for lawns for $139. Will take $2 per week, ■tructural dnlt 80 Oakland St. Phone 2-9483 1947 Dodge 2-Door Sedan. and serviced. ^Lct us sprvice and personally. Contact Joe Het­ A-1 MECHANIC 32 An (S co t) EXPERT DRIVING Instruction in 1947 Chevrolet Aero Sedan—Radio repair washing machine or re­ and gardens. Phone 6971. CaU 7691. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Stranger In Town BY MERRILL C. RI.OSSER auto driving, given by appoint Manchester tinger. 4293. t ' - 33 w o t S’ and heater. frigerator. Metro Service. 2-0883. Our increasing service busi­ ment. Call Manchester Auto OUTSTANDING VALUES. Gen­ 88Ho>se*s.galt 1937 DODGE four-door aedan with 1946 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan—Ra ness has creat^ a n e^ for 38 Angers thanks BOR THeAMCr. THanks. mi^ L \aAovv.am 1 MUNegy.' I W hat kind oi^ Driving Academy. 2-4087. DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, I $400 CHILD’S CRIB. In good condition, eral Electric mixers, $25.69; Rem­ A AO IS OOING 1948 motor. Good transportation. dio, heater. additional good mechanics. If 38 Volcano In EtvrcLf o or e n o u o m l l k r f . HOAE 'IDU CAN AFPORO , 1937 Oldsmohlle 2-Door S ed a n - copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, | reasonable. Tel. 7670. ington Rand 6-head shaver, reg. PORTtRMOUSe, BETTY/ O a ERE? EVeUY- WANTED—Ride from vldnlty of Call 6277 between 5 and 7:30 p. Slcny gr PAjU BESmE RIDE to Pratt A Whlt- AN EXAMPLE OF OUR 8106. to business, your end on per­ reg. 1124.95 - $69.m, pump $10 1 9 5 0 -^ ney, 8 to 5:30. Porter street eeC' Open Evenings Until 9 54B unth« CLEAN CARS centage of collations will net I W ANTED—Man for aalea and ] ONE YEAR OLD S0-Sto Chester's oldest. Thousands of 1950 Pontiac Streamliner, Sedan with PRICED TO SELL Tel. 8878. tions in a modem, air con­ ply Personnel Department, ^ t e . ALLEY (MIP Odds Are Agaiimt BY V.T. HAMLIN VIC FLINT eedan. HydramaUc, radio, heat­ 1941 CHEVROLET CONV. TWO PRACTICALLY new, Upee- ditioned office. Apply to Capitol, Hartford or any Oot- i GardaB— Farai— Dairy 1961 Chevrolet Club Coupe — er. Very low mileage. Extremely CARPENTRY. Experienced In con-1 try fireside chairs with new sUp C D v o u BRiNS M9UR Y v k * DkAR. ("BX(aHaito»7^iSiBtL"aTAirr ouft] CLUB the employment office necUcut State Employment fD O m LET ANYBODY WHAT ARB SOU 60INI*Y Z'AA GOING Y mUea, heater,, radio, power- dean. FuUy gitaranteed. Douglas structlon of small homes, ga-1 Pr^eeta BO covers. Alaa maple Morris chair, fwaiuiJEUm , tANi" TO DO wrrw THAT TO TIB TMI* UBweuE, A » X TDLD J HBRB MTAIWAV TONMMT. W8T0. glide, gray. Motors, 883 Main street. Radio, heater, defroster, ragea, dormera, alterations and! lee office. Oleadon A. Scoborla, ] LOOKS(UKETH’ U KE TH’ LAW KIDVOUIXXX3IN’, CANIVA», 9 H A K » - y C H A K A C T a e uw VOU TO, HONoeiA? r'V'Fwav Awaf oi*POM cm punp nmwomm GREEN MOUNTAIN No. One in- Phona 7805. OF AVERAGES E LE PH A N T S 1960 aw nolet Club Coime—Heat- new top. Price to please. .Jobbing. Luck and Peterson. [ Personnel Director., , ______t m * t i m b v m UtAV^, ANO-~ FIRST •pected pot$it()ee: The best eating FINALLYCAU6 IS R U G G E D . ar, radio, 7,000 miles, blaok. ONE OWNER CLEAN CAR Tel. Manchester 4026. FOUR POSTfcR bed with spring UP WITH YOU; “ YIN®. 1989 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN NATIONAL prtato grown. Delivered to your 1941 Ptjmouth Club Coiqw. 1949 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER snaatkma WaBtaO— and mattreea, dresser, hall rack Heater. Full price |195. STORES, door. Call Hathaway 2-1890. (anUque) Poole piano, uprighL 1941 CbevKdet Tudor. CLUB COUPE Floriata—N oraerica Incorporated S8 Radio, heater. Ebctra nice. Thun' 1988 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN with bench. Phone 2-8098. Bait Terms— ^Beit Tradei der gray. Heater. Full price $175. CTRYSAOTmiM^ planu ready , 0 ^ Oakland AvenueS’ TOUNO WOB^ WAtTVE POTA-TOES at 279 Kea- WE8TINOHOU8E Electric stove to Oarlito, Comer Summer | East Hartford I houaawork. South tad. Write | ntraeL with oven and warming oven. : > COLE MOTOBS-4164 BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. and McKee. Phone 8971. 1 9 0 a E, Herald. ■ 91 Oanter Stiaat 80 BlaaeU Bt. Phone 7191 1986 FORD COU#E' CONCORD Grapes for sale, $1.15 Price $85. Phone 8877, A l- and Radio, heater. [Between 9 AvM..and 8 P. M.| baiAet Inquire 127 Charter Oak 1948 CHEVROLET Aero eedan. Rooflag—Siding Monday through Friday / SttiMtlaw Waatad— Omter treat______street. Phone 2-0048. OLENWOOD Duplex combination Radio, haater, very dean. 1941 1987 PLYMOUTH COUPE Male Oonnctlbla. Radl% CSievrolat aedan. Completely Heater. Full price $95. WE SPEC!IALI2m In raoflng and oil and gas stove. CaU 2-1601. , mertiawleal aaa- .oveihauled. New rtnga, valvea siding. Hlgbesi Quality ma­ Green section. ato 6.’»to?^ HoKgplKiid Oooda tl terials. Workmanship guaran­ 9it3ft. n u a e 416$. ground. Douglaa klotora, 883 to 9. Six days. Salary and com­ OsU James ManaiMl. RoekflUal See these 'today at teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299kAutumn 6-7288. batwaen 7 and 10 p. in. ANDES OOMBmATION range TAPPAN Apartment site gas liN. mission. Good Income. Call Hart-| stove. CaU 8720. aaniiWi. Wf, J*n P HP .W8YH|t, aft Tl k 8BUL 4-Dcor Baden, DeCORMlER MOTOR StreeL Phone 4860. ^ ford 32-1876. I ■ ^' I ^ * •** with oil burner and hot water Ckiod treaepocta- 1986 BTU DiSAKER iNdaa. Ons coU. Table top and minute mind' Oeotga’e EeK> Ste' ownsr. Radio and beater. Good SALES, Inc.‘ GUARANTEffCD Rboflng and roof ReaiLBerald Adva. er. Perfect condition, $90. CaU SEE FAGE TEN Mala 1 1 ----- tlras. Blip covsrs. Easy on oU. 24 Maple St Tel. 8854 repiairlng, Gutters and cotfduo- WANTED—Woman to do cooking, 8-lOM after 6 p. te. \;l' ca n $-8768. I MandyeBtag ... ton. OoiigUla 7707. liva la. 06ed wagea. Phona 740L ( • T “'f< V A-,." nODAT, OClOBBIt I. HBl ^ J-' iianrljr^Bti^r ♦' ■ / ' A vtni^ D iflr MM Praia Rim stotad that bar eenunitt** fhmrad FW lb* ETsah Eodtag ^ wpmith im tatM •* ^ ■jMth th* idaa of sanrtng eoffs* and •aptam ber 38, 1861 # *^1 A lA Tfl Ifetliodiat church will tn««t Sun­ Nasarene Speaker, YWCA Plans cdkaa a t 13:30, rathar than a il 10 W U .t T ocloA «t the lunch, la th* upataira social room THREE 1 ^ . . . n SATISFAOnON FT— lobwch,..r . •. A A fwrtur* • 0M#* 4K*th* VirOwt o • QaaHty PraDodne of OnaHty ProdRCto 1: V: v:^ lUv. Kanhath PaarssU, of Wol­ at th* -Tt" with talks to bagbi at Fall Program 1:15. Th* thams of th* talks this „ *Khii«r”» B S_ «______^ I_ « the _i ^ p _ . will laston, Maao., wlU b* the spaaksr • 12Taan tetScal Laboniftnr Bsperience Tovr Chni^ at th* fall Bvangeliatlc sarvices at Mar win bs "TIm U. S. Ib th* CHy of rmogo Ckmrm 4 > «C Ckapd attM t two"Baotlon'picture*------«ur*'to----- In- World Today," -with th* first lec­ antce for IwpeRdability g tha mhbw aundrlM th* local Church of the Naaarene. tereat,*!! who sUend. s H* has served pastorates in Kear­ Schedule Ihcludea Open ture acheduled for 'Novembsr lA ______j which funcUooa aa on* Other fsll activities of ths group • Immediate Sendee fo^ Emeigcncy Repair ‘(TWELVE PAORSK 4 y OPS Induatry Adviaory ny, N. and In. Kingston, N. Y. AdveriM ac m Pag* MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY. OCriOBER 8. 1951 Sunaat Council, Oofree of Poca- He is now executive field secretary House, Public Affairs, .include the square dances, the first VOL. LXXL NO. f Ipl^BiIttaM hi Oonnactlcut h/>nf ■ will hav* a public aetback at Eastern Naaarene Oallegs, In Talks, Square Dances of which win bo held Oct. U. Tb* party Monday arenlny at S o'clock Wollaston. aeriaa of fivo daneos will bs bald . DAVCY OPTIGAL COMPANY . V a id Mr*. B. H. MeValgh of th* horn* of Mr*. Mildred P. Mr. Pearsall has been highly every other week, with "Pop" 7()t' MAm StRklST TEL. 2-1878 RESIDENCE 6877 J i OoBaray »®*d *** apanS*®*^**'’ thdford, 170 HUliard atreet. Prlae* successfully In his work, both in A busy'^fall program la being Smith acting aa caller. Tb* play ;>**» aacatlOB^ *l!*J53IS *’“ * will be awarded th* winner* at the Church and at the college, and planned by the Manohester Branch school hss gotten off to' a auccaas- HAROLD L. DAVEY, Licensed Optician Ipata^ M***"* Baach, Flonda. card* and refreshment* will be his ministry Is much in demand in of the County Y. W. C. A. and ful start with 31 pupils enrolled. aerved by the atandiny enterUln- the work of Evangelism and as a these plans were dlacusied at a All Y. W. C. A. momhera air* In­ bcldc* wlU he played mant commltte* of the lodge. recent meeting of the town com­ convention and conference speak­ mittee held at the home of. Mrs. vited to hear Mlaa Marlon Cuth- Russian A-Bomb ___ m i at Tlnkar h*n atartlnr at proctoa'wiU be used for the aick er. bert, former natienal Y. W. C. A. hapertant anaouncament William Steckel on Bouldar rt>ad. and charity funA The apeciil service* will begin staff member, who la to aposk st •rr ■ ■ r c i ^an ba auid* at thla tournament. on Tuesday night October 8, and , The annual open house will be' the Center church on the evening Mis* Olenna Denton of Ste­ continue through the week each held at the Community "Y” on the of Oct. n . Iha food aal* which Sunaet Re- phen atreet left last night for n night at 7:30, excepting Saturday. evening of Oct. 15, at which time hakah lo«e wiU hold tomomw month's vacation to be spent with prospective pupils will have an op­ AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Qipper’s Hit Qipped Bala'a atcr* will b* for The servieea will close on Sunday, * REDUCED RATES SD40R i m her bother and slater-ln-law, Mr. Oct. 14i with Mr. Pearsall speak­ portunity to tee the handwork W (»K OUARANTEBO Stassen to Reveal s ORAOIN6 FREE SThaLst cC th* Odd Fellow*' and Mrs. Robert B. Denton, of ing in the morning a t 10:45 an(^ done In previous years and also to Allied Troops Win v s e d CALL-MANCHE8TEE B a re s S o v i td Orotcfi. Hr*. 8. J. talk with the Instructors. If o POWEE EOLUM Coeur D'Alene. Idaho. Mr. Den­ in the evening at 7:30. o FEEE ESTIMATBS _i la chairman. The aale ton la a graduate of Manchester Music for thase meetings will h f enough sign-up at the time clashes 1 at 10:30. will be formed in those types of THE OFFICE OF o TIME PAYMENTS High school and Syracuse Unlver- provided by the members of the o SAVE ie% FOR CASH 7691 alty and received hie Master’s De­ local choir, under the direction of Rev. Kenneth Pearsall work for which there is sufficient demand. DR. DAVID NELSON SAVE WITH Heartbreak Ridge gree in Ehitomology at the Univer­ Mrs. Florence Wood, and also by sity of Michigan. Ann Arbor. He visiting groups from the Naza- local Pastor will be in charge. All Reporting for the Public Affairs Defense Mms rene College. Rev. James R. Bell, program plana. Mrs. Allan Taylor CHIROPRACTOR Washington, Oct. 6— ttor*^ lnv«9tlg*ting th* na- la a research entomologist with ar* Invited to attend. DeMAIO BROTHERS 'In dlaorder befors th* Amarlean* 1 IN ,0 U S M the U. 8. Government laboratories 14 WEST CENTER ST. U. 8. 8th Army Headquar­ flam* thrower* and white' phoa- Harold E. Stassen asked tion*8 far east policy. in Idaho. On her return trip, Miss St. Mjiry'a Woman’s Au:^llary Call Now •— We Personally Snperviae All Work ters, Korea, Oct. 6— — stassen la a form^ Governor of By EDDY GILMOI Denton will spend a week with The annual setback tournament pboroua grenades. Senate Investigatora today to Minnesota, a 1948 PrealdenUal iM lie 4-Door DeLm* will hold Its first meeting of the of the Manchc.ster Fire department WILL BE CLOSED American and French infan­ French troops swept up another subpoena the diary of the Moscow, Oct. 8—(/P)—Generalis8i m ^ 08«ifli Btelin diiclqeed ___, Badio, to te a , atcaal and friends In Kansas. season Monday evening at 8 will begin Oct. 0. Anyone wishing slop* of ths p ^ with lltUe trou­ aspirant, and la riow president of trymen charging with fixed late Senator Vandenberg (R., the University of Pennsylvania. He today Russia recently exploded an atomic bomb in • teat and ^ «dMa. B o^f fiw raa. o'clock in the parish house. A to enter a team may do so by WANTED UNTIL MON., OCT. 22 bayotfeta behind flamethrow- ble. ArUllery Was credited with pot luck supper will precede the phoning the firehouse and asking klUlng 900 Red*. Mich) to corroborate “the es­ promised the Senate Internal plana more, test blhste 9f .‘‘*tpml,c,Mmb8 of variqua, caUberi,” business session. The Auxiliary for either Charles O’Connor or era aeized vigtually all of. SlmiiltahsoUaly th* Second -Dl- sential facts’^ of his earlier Security suticommlttee fresh evl- •This was the first time the ^ i^ t Union had announced It Will continue to meet on Monday Paul Celrvinl; — COMMON bloody Heartbreak Ridge to- vislon'o two other ragimenU cap­ testimony about a 1949 White jdence to back up the charge he d exploded an atomic bomb. evenings for the present. tured two peaks west of the ridge. made before It laat Monday that TOYS day. House conference on China the administration's Far Bast Stalin mad* hU ravaUtlon In n Cntor Motorl For th* Kiddles. Th* nghting flared up suddenly The S8th infantry regiment,- at­ front page Interview with an OT- m a im mUQET The Cyp‘ club of the Center tacking up th* eastern side of tfr.vW vv aid- policy waa at one time helpful to Discloses RedA-Bomh named Correapondant of Prsvda, LABORERS In th* eastern Korea ntounfaina as the Oimmunlata. Mact T» Poat j O ^ ___ William J. Davidson ’ of 45 church is meeting this Sunday at JUDY BOND BLOUSE the AlUad offensive In the west Mundung valley, captured a high official newspaper of to* Russian AiOiir Drag Stores Wedgewood road waa recently Ini­ 4 p. m. a t Center Spring^ lodge. FOOD SALE The committee echeduled an Opw DaOy Ira V P. M. Larg* AasortaMat ground to a halt—with most eb- poak adjoining the rldg* and Washington, Oct. •—(A*)— (Ismmunlat party. tiated Into Phi Lambda Upailon at Members are to bring a box lunch, APPLY domlnstto the valley. unusual Saturday session to give The announcement waa tela- jsctlves secured. Harold E. Stassen was faced Stassen a chance to reply to a de­ the Unlveralty of Connecticut. ThU and hot dogs, hays ^ e n suggested Sot., Oct. 6 In the air U. A i*U took on the Tba.Stb r*glmant,-on th* west­ honed to U. & Ambassador Alan is a national honor aoclety for as there will be a fin on which to 15:S9 A. M. ern ‘side of the vaUsy, fought slow­ with a new, last minute chal­ nial by the State department of :irk Just before he left for th# air- / Rads at three to on* odds. Ths part of his previous testimony, chemistry students. Mr. Davidson cook them. Cokes will be supplied. Jorvi$ Realty Co. HALE'S STORE American* lost one plan* but ly up 'another tall mountain lenge to his accuracy as he 6port to board a plan# for toe Unit-, la a graduate atiident in chemistry Ther4- will be games, conference 5 DOVER RD. TEL. 4112 Sunset Bebekah Lodge probably destroyed on* Red fight­ went back today before Sena- C3ialleages Stassen ed States. The news did not delap at the university. » reports and fellowship. (Continued on Pag# Seven) Meanwhile, Owen Lattimore, hla departure. * e r and damaged two. Johns Hopkins university profes­ 8iv0 gMr biigtt On the east coast the U. N. Al­ Advises U. S. Leaders lies Jabbed twice at the Reds Fri­ sor, challenged Staasen'a recol­ Stalin advised American Isadsra worritt tot HEE­ day—by aea and lanA Th* battle­ Arrest Union lections. Lattimore war a partici­ not to "get excited and ralaa th* ship New Jersey led a amall task Malay Rebels pant In a 1949 State department alarm a^ut the atomic bomb ex- force on a bombarding raid Into round table conference where, plonlon In the U.S.8.R." . HAW. Sht|i fof Mungnam haihor, 135 miles north Head at P-W Stassen said previously, views The Russian leader aald Soviet of the 88th parallel. And an In­ Ambush Briton helpful to Cdmmunlam prevailed. bombs are no threat to'Amarlean towtr prioM AL­ Stassen waa alao a participant. security because the "Soviet Union ’ Fabulous as its name ! fantry patrol penetrated Koaong, oil McDei^ald ef toe Yanks Is eat at second as Joe DiMagglo Stasaen told thy toe es­ fartiion to one side' 6f the French nrenSer Mohammed Maasadegk cort but did not alaborata. ^ Spurirer car writh twro others in it tempting to block a motorcade of Of eaay-laundering rayon tissue faille In hues that do th* most aideswlped another car and failed town of Achain while the rest of non-strlkera with ^la own automo­ today applied for a United Telk Russian People for you. Sizes 32-38. Attorney General for th* Fad- his outfit entered the other. Dmbury Physician Re- Btatoa vis* la preps ratio* for BONELESS CHUCK ROAST 89e araUon, MichaerHogan, aaaumad to atop. H* said toe patrol car hit bile to prevent their entry Into th* Of Secret Police Purge SenRte Groups Finish 80 mile* per hour before toe chase In a wild, motorcycle ride plant. They charged'toat Aheam, Jury as Judge Ms trip to New York to argue X hBM hB rPM the adntoiistratlon of the goyem- Ipsa’a aMe of the oU dfaipato with Check on Gabrielson, ment In th* Umporaiy A*»ento of ended .to capture. after weaving back and forth In Fear by Amerleans - liUy didn’t want to take all COaatianaf m» tom* ■) front of the convoy In an attem pt /An Ayres Death Case Britain before the Uwtod Na- Chlrt Secratary M; V. Del Tufo. thma Seenrlty oonncll. MORRELL CANNED HAMS^ 89c Boyle lin k With RFC The executfv* council went Into an to halt it, stopped hla car where Washington, Oct. 8—(O—Rus­ T 8 BsOad BMm A t It* Best it blocked the gato and then threw Bridgeport, OcL 6— — Dr. emergency meeting. KING OBOBGE GAINS sian propagandlsta ara twisting w o n t voBMOBT o o (« ra > b o n Bi ji s s Washington. Oct. g— serve, however, the letter aald. (Oeattnued on Rag* Eight) curtailment of the proceeding*. ‘m ia Americana llv* in fear," Army has put a "Homa by Christ­ will generally have to aarva out I t was estimated In earlier dla- 499 HUNGARIANS JAILED one broadcast began. "Tha aganU ^K E D SHOULDERS ^ 59c mas” tte: on enlisted World War the fuir 17 months allowed by law. cusslona of toe case that at least Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Oct. 8 of th* American aacrat poUee M. Boyle, Jr„ on th* on* hand and n vbterana called involuntarily Tb let go of Bon-commiaslon^ and three days time would be required —(JV-The newspaper Boib* re­ penatrate svarywhtre. Th# aacret RapuhUcan Chairman Guy O. French Paratroops from the raaervis. commissioned offieara all.at once, Prisoner Escapes to select a panel in event the phy­ ported today tha mass arrest of police aafea oantaln 118 lalUMn GsbrlbUcn on the other. Other dayalopmenta on toe mUl- Mrs. Roaanbarg wrote, would too sician decided to stand trial before more than 490 coal miner* In ftngerprinta of tha Americana, a A Santo BanUng ouheoramlttee Slow Up‘ Vietminh tai7 front today: seriously dsplsto Army tsadershlp. From Osborn Jail Hnagnry following a atnko figure nastily sqnal to th* entlr* ra^ tly acoosad the RFC of Im­ 1. The Defansa department i!£ s Ayrea died July 36, 1950, In agalnet dropping of extra hud a^ It population of America.” OitraRtced ChildrcR’s Stcckings proper subaerrieoce to an Influence wants Oongresa to give everyone The letter also said: her home In Danbury, leaving a ratloaa to the workers. Another said hundreds of thou­ ring reaching Into tha White Saigon, Indochina, Oct, 8— in all branches of to* armed The Air Force arill rMease all Ms Enfield, Oct. 8—iJV -Prlson will In which aha named Dr. Gib­ sands of Americans ar* under aus- PAIRS Houae deaka of acme Preaidential —The French Army announced to­ forces—from private on up—a 10 guards and state police started a son aa the chief beneficiary of her pldona, having lost thslr Jobs and, 4 99 c aidea. A fcdaral grand Jury la look­ day Frendi paratroops have been per cent pay raise, wlto an 3800 (OoatoMMf aa Fdca BteM) man-hunt at dawn today for a estate valued at between 385,000, have become hemelaaa becaus* of Nylon reinforced toe and heel. ing Itno the aceuaatlona. dropped to stiffen the defenses of top. prisoner who disappeared from the and 3100,000. The physician form­ Hunt Survivors "the criminal activity of. tb* notor- Fo«r months of wear or four new paifa free! May EndK FO threatened Nghia Lo, largest 2. BelecUv* Servloe aajrs draft Osborn SUte Prison farm here erly resided In Miss Ayres’ heme. loue eommitte* for. diacklag loyal­ town in th* Thai federation, 80 boards across toe nation will be­ about 8 a. m.. _ A Fairfield county grand Jury ty." Th* RFC* new boea, W. S tuart The prisoner, Alexander Smith, Of Sea Disaster Symington, baa made a seriea of miles northwest of Hanoi. gin next wedc reclaasitytog child­ laat July 18, indicted Dr. Gibson Many ar* thrown fat prlsoa and The announcement said French less married men of (teaft ag*. . 33, formerly of Bprlngdsle, was fo" manslaughter In connection sU ff ahakaupa Legialatlon la News iTidbits discovered missing from a group of EUsabeto City, N.lC.,ri ( Oct. , binding In tha Senate to abolish and Foreign taglon paratroopers Chairman Mahon (t>.. Tax), of wlto to* death of his benefactress. V - (Continued on Pag* Sevan) BEER SPECIALS floated down on toe beeeiged val­ toe Houae Approprlqtlons sub­ ‘ Gilled from (4>) Wlros men assigned to toe dairy bam a Hor death waa caused, toe grand (*')—Shipa and planes searched a . RFC entirely. few minutes after they arrived at 80-mlles area off Cape Hatteras HM D A Y a n d SATURDAY pNLY Sentor Hoey (D-NC) who ley of Nghia Lo from American committee read tha Hqua* a letter Jury declared, "by the reckleM and 0 -4 ra and O-48'e and from lum- yesterday from Assistant Secre­ toe bam at 5:80 a. m„ and to* grossly negligent administration today for possible survivors of '■ heada the current Senate inquiries, alarm waa Immediately sent out. freighter that broke in two In Hurricane Heads r amieuncad\ha has no further wtt* betjng German-built Junker trans- tary of Defense Anna Rosenberg Connecticut's draft ealla aspac*- HOLLAND JEER $1.19 I 911 foMea tabes, Hossea Pink—88.98 ^ 88.98. pto*. They set up a defense line announcing toe new Aftny Telease ed to be higher after ,first of year George H. Bradley, supervlaor hurricape-swept waters ysaterday. nesses to cklL H said ha conaiders at the prison fSrm where Smith A t'lS erty In bonds of 35,000, Dr. (Other PUyiex Girdle*, frem 83.98.) E itn -Iin e time, slightly higher. “Wa’r* ttirpugh. except for a for­ at toe mountain pass of Giahol, .13 plan for veteran resenrlst# below V.Joseph McDonough of Boston G'bson is represented by David Seven survivors and five bodies Into Open Atlantic miles nortoarest of Nghia Lo, a t toe rank of commlaslonad officer. named New England regional di­ had been since April 13, said that have been picked up. One sur­ mal proaotmeement on th* two na­ It 1* 'believed the alight, dark- Goldstein, of Goldstein and Peck. vivor died. But there waa little m O A N D OANNeT d EER case $1.15 tional ebam an’a conduct in a the head of to*, valley. Th# Army had previously rector of OPS.. Expect Ig8i888 No data has been set for toe French Airmy headquarters aald Cktaoim to fill Detroit's Brigga haired prisoner could not have hope today that more member* of Halifax, Nova Scotla,*^ Oat. fi— port to thirSenat*." planned to get all anllstod vate- very far before toe area was physician’s court arraignment and ....MBatQr...Mixon....flL ,...Calif.),-* French.positlona; tnLtha T to .comr rans wba-sfara osUad—to -acthr* Btaditim for camH^ght holy hour trlairtle ha# ileadfMtly' 'maln- the 3t-nian crevr would be found '(F)—Tha-'wsthar: hutaan waiaad- dute against toalr wHI out of uni­ ■arvlcsa tonight.. AhtaricAn pen­ aliv4. today that the hurrleaa* now can- (OeatoNMd ea Fag* BMeM) talnsd hi* Innocence. The 3,835-ton Southern lalea, a tared 180 lallaa aouthaaat of Cm n 0 0 SPECIALS >) W form by New Tear’s Day. ologist on tour of Tugoalavto’s ARKWRIGHT Da$0 AdrMM9Md prison ayatam am Arehblahop converted LS'T (Landing Ship, Cod wUl te te r strong galas to ,10 Cans Big Bet Dob Fpod ...... S l’.OO But, Mrs. Rossnbarg's letter Btoidnac aeenied *Tsaaa •* Tank), snapped amidahlps early Nova Sootla. TIm winds are ax- ■aid, careful rearbrklng of Army Errol Flyaa auaa for $334,000 yesterday In heavy seas about 200 peoted to Mt about iHxm. 24 8 Oi. pottles of Soda...... $1.00 plans had inada It poartbls to cut for Jnjuriss ha says ha ansUlnad Gov. Lodge Bide Farewell rallea aoiithaast of Cape Hatteras. Hundrada of amall ^Canadian and (Contents) Hint Spreading Scandal release date to Dec. 30. She aras bound from San Juan, Amerlcaa craft seuriiad. for ahsl- ■ N YLO N CLOVES In bar fii^t In Nassau! but March Puerto Rico, to Cheater, Pa., wlto T Cans of Appleaaaee...... $1.00 A\arie Dressier Oommlaiioned officer veterans . .Arthur F. Kinder, Atlaatlc ac- to r with, th* aiqpcoaeh of too Mow. eafiad Involuntartljr fWm tii* fa- oountant, aheota himaalf after ba To Europe-houHd 43rd Div. a cargo of Iron otp. Larger vaaaalfc bound for tha 1 tVi Cana Glee Gab Freestone One of three merchant ahlpa aid­ United Stataa, wlU remain la port In an white or fall colon. Washable alip-on atyles In In Ihcome Tax Bureau raealvaa apecUl daUvery from hla ing toe aearch, toe Charlotte ^ Peaehea ^ 3.0^) wife eontaining a Jdaak sheat of hare until toa storm pasass HOSIERY aueded rayon, double woven ootton’or nylon. Lykes, reported It was likely that COTTON DRESSES Six Men Injured paper and wedding rlag.. Egypt Camp Pickett, Va., G et A-(A5 Veut, a t a final ravlsw here yester- many of th* missing men war* T Cans Glee Gab Peas .....i;....,S 1 .0 0 Washington, Oct ipman King (D„ OahO.^li^cat^ fermally propose* that UN Oan- ^ ____ - -' --- awa^- d&V. dsy. . N. SUBBCAFEB toTSstlgaUon has haltsd ths sl- —Governors of thiqo Now Eng trapped in their bunks when Boatoa. Oct. 8-.(F) ■ New B«* 10 Cans Venice Maid Spaghetti . .$1.00 Dark mscie seMn. Sheer njrlons Ir bcw tovastlratora hinted today at aral Asaembly look ;iato Traaoa’s Thla is a year, h* added, In 'AjMTtsd'BattsniB, aakB ffadds; printe in dark and light revalatlaiM of acaadala within Isg^ irragulsrtUes. In Parkway Crash treatment of F rm h Uotneco. land aUtoa hsV* said fartwaU to “which we must realise tost peace disaster etruck. landars hraatoad aaalar today aft-, 4 48 Og. (^ana Grapefroit Jqleie .. .$1.00 flattering fall colors. Special ■bhdss. Sues 88 to 62 in abort and tall lengthiL __ Intdraal Ravenna hwaau to Tfsiliiairiilii Bck ea** their former National Guardsmen la a product of atrength, that arar Life rafts and two Ilfoboata ■r a a ofMhor* burrleana awirtad Whta ths subcommittee re- Automobile dssucra aMi OFB were sighted yesterday by a Ooaat out to sea 180 mltai aouthaast of 2 Cans Deep Bine Rode Lobster ...$ 1 .0 0 wak* of roeuntipg aRegatii for permission to charga paaasn- and left this message with tha sol­ la a praduct of weakness, and ap­ tag shaka-dowss .„8i)d Ctased tost night. King ststed: Stamford, 0«t. O—l/P)—An auto- peasement mulUpUas the hazards Guard plana, but It found no algn NsiitUckst* 2 Cans Marine Bowl White $1.65 10 $3.50 mobile hit a brldn railing on tha gar ear buyers a "preparation diers heading for Buropa: of life. praflta by k^r tag cdltoetlcn of- "I think tost during this w ^ ’s of war.” , T Itattutoat and Cmm 0 * » Ment Tuna ...... $1.00 hsarlngs ws have assn enough to Marrltt Parkway hara aariy today, charga” of five par cant of tha "Your mlsaion la to asaor* tha yesterday afterBooa a tented to be whipped^ *4.98 Rdto- But to* paobst* waold not iicuriag Its tors* oceupaato and ear's prle* or 3150, whlebsvar la security of tb* wastorn world." Lodge and Governors Dennis J. aay What was to coas* when they todieato that w* ars deaUng wlto R o b A of Rhode Island, and Leo Ooaat Guard plan* aightad "four wlada from th* storm's fringe last I l e O O p«lr \ a scheme that was Intended to tors* sarYleaman httchbikan lass.. BUI authMtainf Navy to 1 The fsdsrallsed 4Srd Infantry or five bodlaa," which were rupprt- mldalgbt. received qo nntoeeeW ■il.r , Cotton She^^-Bceoiid Floor ' ' 'i fat hade to'work TMaday. ' - standing oh the ro DlvUion, after, a year of training B. Emerson of Vermont, spoke be­ LY S A. M. TO 9 P. M. Aa imfoldad thus far by a Houm etobrsoe more tbsn Just a stogla ■pend $49,000,000 to r tw o ------. ...i , ed to have hsen taken aboM •• effects. "Norraal” Octohsr wlnta SQsn* waS' th* hmg m snU l submarlnas watts Tlii- hen, here, iMpa idiipa out this month to Join fore reviewing the 18,000 men of shd Maans auhcommlttae. it Mitoetor’a affio*. aad that had lb* division. . „ unldentlflad merchant ship, i \ and Ught rate preraUad ly tead. ALL DAY $UMDAY bsgun to spread icrosa to* nation ovsrpass near whara a _ _ a ’s ------Oompramla*-----. General Eia*nbawar*aEiaanbowar's North At- Another martesnt vsaael, ; the to* waaUiar bursan rspertad. ' > wan a story studded to grand Jury MU priding trea mOamOMm tor lanUe treaty dafanaa toroas. ‘Tbellsve we have,* definite ra- ihdlctgswto. dlimlamis aad rmig- when It waa frustratod.*’ accMhnto Tuasday night ■ponMbiUty in toe wori* and that Florance LuchNih ach, said 'Mm Th* district forecaster Mdd pa.-aon aad injured ^flva.* Mind and nnalmad vatorans of "You men of too 4Srd ar* a early today the etorta etiand Itaw frlinis «iu> are obserrinf the Jewish Roll- natioae Maturing district tax eoi- MMnwhite, Internal Revenue bol of th* strength and will of req^onrtbility is to prsoerv* „ to# pl.died up OM b o ^ and p art w aa- Green Stamps (Hven With Cash Sales lecthrs to suidi ■csttsrsd.Mioto as ObmAlastooer ^ohn B. Ouatop aa- Tha TUaaday aeddantg- World War n and tha Xoraan eon- to cxtoBd o^rbest wiues. filet has baan Mqirovad by Mouse Amsrioaa po^le," declared -r NSsr^Tark, BeetoB.vSt. Leal* aad. r Gov, John O. 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