mm MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1949 » n . . Thfl WiBthar ATongo ^Blly N#t Prafla Boa retsMBt of 0. B. Wsattat latafiB tan. Individual aeouU wlU raeaiva psr esnt of tbs msn at Wsthsn- fisld did not rscMve thq proper dls- Fa* Ilia Moatt af Oetohar, 1949 The executive committee of tte merit badges, and the Important Prison Parson Bala and wnnnar Ufis afisr- Nathan Hale Parent-Teacher Aaj To Celebrate Scoutere Award will be presented dpUns in their bomea during their [m u t Town aodaUon will meet thla evening at to Camping and Activities Chair- 'younger days. naon; Mearing and not 00 eali 9^ MV6II o'clock lit the library of _the m a n 'l^ e a t Irwin Who has servsd A gifted speaker. Rev. Oates 9 W H an fljp atp r lEuPtuttg m praln nighti WedaSadny fair qad eaa> Kiwanis Guest ■aid ne had talked’ bM oi« clubs Nathan Hale achooL Charter Night diligently In vsrtoua offices In the 100 tlnuad nfild. ^^•'-M rt- • !«»■ • M ohrt»cb«r in Connecticut during the past Maaihat af tts Aailt nenpaonvlU* K*v« » P*pf**®J “ interests of Manchester fkoutlng. Baraaa af Otealattma WllUam Bloodgood, Jr., chair­ A Tenderfoot Inveetituce cere­ year. Rev. Oatee la also in charge Manehastar^A CUy of VOioga Charm vocal aod accordcon mualc, Satur­ Rev. Gates Gives Club of the library at Wetherafleld and * . • 4 • ______man of the Down Homera enter­ Boy Scout Units to Meet mony w ill be conducted, to Induct day avenin* at the Memorial Hoa- told of many of his every day ex­ tainment and dance tonight «n about 16 new Soouts into Troop 35. Bital Annex, made posalble by a Membeirs Interesting periences with the men at the In­ (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS ’ d f t of money from Chapman Orange hall, for the benefit of the At the Center Qiurch AdvavtMag aa raga^U) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1949 Orange building fund, announcea The charter for Cub Pack, No. 4 Discourse ou Work stitution. Sourt. Orde^ of Amaranth. Mra. This Evening will be offered by Rev. Dorothy The speaker was brought to ths Mbbtbeohcr will give a program that everything polnta to a moat enloy^le Ume, and hopea for a Peace to the Pack committee, club through the efforts of Ormsnd o f Chriatmaa mualc at the Annex Rev. Bernard Oetea, chaplain at large turnout of Orange membera Charles Lynn, Manchester Dis­ which conalsts o f John Bengston, West. Mark Hewitt won the at­ the weeK before Chriatmaa. P 50— h'^auregerd, ISden Kinga- and frienda. The program is scheo- trict Chairman of the permanent the Connecticut State Priaon In tendance prise which was donated uled for eight o'clock with round bury, Theodore Welse and W . Q. Wetherafleld, waa the guest speak­ by Thomas Ferguson. An Important meeting of Mian Camp-site committee, and former Morton. Den motbens will receive 28 Persons Killed Agreement Reached President Russell Raul reported tanomah Tribe. 68, Independent and square dancing. district chairman, will be master of er o f the klwanls Club's luncheon Identification carde from the cub- that a committee will be named In Order of Red Men, will be held at ceremonies this evening when the meeting at Cayey's ResUurant to­ The Army and Navy Auxiliary master. Elmer Gibson. day. the near future to work with the aigbt o’clock tonight In Tinker Boy Scout unlU sponsored by Cen­ Robert Potterton will show mov­ $259.95 will hold Its monthly meeting tc- * The speaker atreased discipline schools in an effort to provide Hell. Nomlnatlona will be made ter Church meet in Woodruff hall ies as the entertainment feature for offlcera for next year. Election morrow evening at eight o'clock at In Ms Interesting massage to the presents fo r the needy children at Installed As Plane Crashes; to celebrate Charter Night. of the evening. Christmas. o f offlcera will take place at the the clubhouse. The business will District Commissioner Julius gathering. Rev. Gates ssld that 80 On Aid for Schools; flrat meeUng in December. include the election of officers. Strong will convey charters to the Miss Barbara Hubbard, daugh Rev. Clifford Simpson, who will IMOen D4-I4D) Group D of Center Church The Oreat Books Discussion present them to Committeemen ter of Mr. and Mra. Charles Hub­ Two Buildings Hit Wonan, Mra. Jamea £lllott, leader, group will meet this e\’enlng at 7, Kenneth Leslie and Austin Schll- bard, of 181 Main street, a junior will meet tomorrow evening In at the Mary Cheney Library, arid llnger for Squadron 25 and Troop at Ohio State Uidveralty, apent Practical Gifts Make Center church houae. the beginners group will meet at 25. The meaning of the charter the holiday week-end aa gueat of Town Will Benefit the same time and place tomor­ will be explained by Harmon Smith her roommate. Miss Barbara Olda, 14 Olhew in Hospitals i RuggianS Told row evening. of Charter Oak Council headquar- of Dearborn, Michigan. The Most Welcome Gifts And One Missing as j ^ House Estimates Man* Temple Chapter, O.B.fi.;, wiU 3,Hears toRy-Stop inToday conduct a card party Wednesday Hangar and Chemical | P o U c Y N e e d e d Asks All Reds Use of New rliester Will Receive evening at 7:30 In the Masonic Betmtiful Chenille ^ Plant Struck in At*' n ...tndsbtttvtd Temple, for the benefit of the En Gift Suggestions 1 0 % DoWn--*-No Payxneuts Until March To Help Oust Drug Brings About $450,000 in *,h*ppUj tvtr sfttt dowment fund for the Masonic tempt to Land at To Get Peace Cost of Present and Home In Wallingford. A variety Bath Mat Sets tvUk tht of card games will be played, with Dallas, Texas, Field Immediately Projected prises for the winners and refresh­ United Sutes Urges Tito’s Regime Quick Cures ! ^ Combination ments. It is suggested that those Dallas, Nov. 29.—<^P)— An New Btiildiugs; Cau* planning to play pinochle bring set American Airiines plane *Live and Let Live* STEAM AND DRY WON their own playing cards. $2.98 cuses Held Prelimin­ crashed into buildings on the Stand . After Vishin Cominform Calls Upon Doctors at Pennsylvania Two smart patterns. SoUd color with diamond pattern In punch- border of Love held early to­ ary to Assembly Action All SalnU Mother's Circle will work. Multi-color floral deaign on colored grounds. Blue, malxe, sky Renews Charges Communists to Aid Yu* Hospital Report Neoo meet tomorrow evening at eight, green, grey, yellow, rose and peach. day and burned. Twenty- .1 l i : at the honoe of Mrs. George Hus­ Aa oxplodlag boiler did tMe to the Sobo Cfleaaers and Dyers plant In Detroit yesterday. T t e l w ec- I goslav Peasants and mycin Administered to Agreement between con- > OTHER SETS TO 14.98 eight of the 46 aboard were New Yoilt, Nov. 39—(P) — The cupaat of the bnlldlnx at the t lw . Essley RmlUi, n nicintenance employe^ crawled from tte debris aod sey, 93 Woodland street. killed. Fourteen persons were ! Workers in OverthroRr Humans First Time feiTi'ng state and legislative United States told Ruesls today to WM nwlirtl to A boEpUat for of first bnniBa officials on the vital school Winners In last Friday's How­ in hospitals and one was miss­ adopt a “ live and let Uve" policy If JVeic Nylon ing. Three others left hospi- Moscow, Nov. 29 - (F) - The Philadelphia, Nov. 29 —iiP)— aid issue was announced this ell movement, duplicate bridge ■he really wants peace. tournament were: William Kirk­ telz. Cominform called upon all Com­ Doctors at Pennsylvania hospital afternoon, and Senator U. B. Delegate Warren R. Austin patrick and H. J. Rockel, 109; Mr. *ntc big DC-S w u cn route to Shanks Tells munists in the world today to help reported today one of science's Charles S. House, questioned General Electric addreiaed the United Nations As- Dairymen Will Accept i and Mrs. Ernest Ungerer, 88; Don Dresser Scarfs Mexico d t y from New York and Yugoslav pessanU and workers newest '‘wonder” drugs—neomy­ as to what the agreement, it Gustafson and Georga Fiensen, Waahlngton, aembly Immediately after Russia's About Checks overthrow Premier Marshal Tito's cin—has been given to humans for adopted, might mean to Man­ 86H ; William Bennett and Robert Plows la te Ohemleal Pleat Andrai Y. Vlahlnsky had declared the Soviet foreign policy la based regime. the first Ume. chester, estimated that this Wiley, 83H. Another tourna­ It struck s hsngsr snd plowed Drop In Price of Milk UPf at tha iranlng baard is a ment will be held Friday evening and Doilies A U T O M A 'n C on a struggle for peace. Vlshlnsky, The Cominform (Communist In­ Two male patients suffering town atonda to benefit by ab04|t In Tinker hall. how-.v%T Government Reveals Pay ternational Information bureau) from uninary tract IWectiona were 3450,000 in the coat o f Its present ’siM|»" wMi this naw Oanaral Wash'Them Any Way You Like—Will Wear For Years after.msooplng over the field that the United S U te. and Britain b y adminiaterea the drug, the hospital and immediately projected new aa attempt to land. A crew mem­In I 1 p^awn Three Wom- lias held its first meeting, the offi­ Msclris STIAM iRON. are preparing for war, Vi^iU Raise No Serious ' '' cial press and radio sai^ since it ■aid, with complete cures eftecte schools. BOASTER $38-95 ber. who staggered daxed and Austin said ths U. N. debate After the conferring officials, bleeding to. a nearby houae, said expelled the Tito regime from Its after six days. Swkch faea tUaa iroaing M dry during the current Assembly ses­ en in Thomas Case Ohjections to Reduc.]\eWa T ld blJ S Neomycin, is a drug-brother of who Included Govenior E^{wies one o f the engines waa afire and membership in June, 1948. The X sion had clarified what Russia tha streptomycin. Both are made and legiaiaUve leaders, announcsd heaisi aSd back asahi *'i*b a twla Special! 15 36 $2.98 The General Electric Automatic Roaster is an electrical aervant hn had atopped the other three. lion of O'ul on Jan. 1 culled From m Wires meeting was secret and was held must do to open the doors to Washington, Nov. 29— HP)—Tl'ic ; from the same m aterial- a soil they had reached a compromise erekMb.lfaiflwaiil7 4% peandt, that provides the utmost in cooking satisfaction. It Roasts, Tbroa o f the crew members and the U tter part of this month in ‘.‘peaceful progress. Or Drop in ApriLsssI fungus. on the Issue, party caucuaes Im­ with water. AlMeeled beadle. Bakes, Broils, Cana, Fries and Steams Foods o f all klnda. It la 14 pamangera survived. government produced testimony 1 Hungary, "Live and let live," Austin said, Treatment of the two paUents mediately took up the question a> cool and clean, fast and fully automatic.. An automatic thermo- IdenlUlcation of the dead waa today that the three women front' J(dia Lewis baffles his own A resolution passed by the Com­ DadUe diasA reitt. DeaUa bee X "ttaplaca sweeping propaganda waa supervised by Dr. Garfield G. a preliminary to legislative adop­ TONI $1 15 43 $ atat controls cooking temperature from 160F to 600F degrees. duncult^'becanaa the bodlea were whom Rep, J, Parnell Thomas (R -! JIartford, Nov. 29.— (Spe­ Policy. committee by. delaying de­ inform said tha "light against T i ­ lea aeebi. Card m i. 3.49 Duncan, director of the Division of tion. ■' gesture with eameat efforts to set­ (RafOl) Signal light ahowa When roaater Is qn or off. Three piece, heat badly burnad. Survivors not bad- N J) is accused of taking salary cision on whether'naw c o ^ strike to’s clique-'the hired spies snd tle outstanding differences. Recog­ cial)-i^Dairy farmers iriHi Medicine at Pennsylvania hospital. Only ...... reslatant glaM—utensil set, rests lit a heavy-gage wire rack ) ly liriured s h a r e d to hotela, add­ kickbacks drew Federal pay total- wt^d be called tomorrow at'nkd- DHifdererS' - is the International Baals for raymenta ' dansas Hair Shaping Ldadies’ nize the common Interest and ne­ i-aise no serious objection to night . . Chiefs of staffs of duty of all Communist and work- "The drug had never been ^ven and holds Ingredients for a complete meal for six to eight people. ing to the t u k of rescue workers to humans before,” Dr. Duncan Briefly, the agreement will In­ Bag. f LM — Total VMoa tSJW Capacity— 18 liquid quarts. Holds a twenty pound turkey. White in determining_ . itlea. 1 gouategotiate In rS ^w rS "S j«^en -t I a one cent a quart drop in the Armies of 12 North Atlantic treaty era parties.” clude benefits to any town whlifii 9” Round 98e nations meet In Pari# and are re­ (Communist leaders In the past said. “It was administered aucceaa- baked enamel finish i^1 th black trim. lA. C3oL A . F. B. Fane, a Brit- and accommodation. Admit the _ . . , the 31,- milk price on Jan. 1 or to a fully only on experimental anipnals, has built schoola since July 1, ported to have reached agreement have urged the overthorw of Tito'e BOTH FOR $2.00 Luggage 1* kln ra m e w n W , ^ among pomiblllty o f alncerlty on the mentioned in four counte of further one cent drop on We weren’t sure, and still aren’t 1946. Payment wlU be on the presumed The British 1 of a dissenter and seek la commM indictment. The congressman on unified defense against any fu- r ^ m e . The new blast touched basis of 3300 per pupil for andi April 1, rejiresentatives of tnre foe . . . American Defense whether It would have harmful a in b a i^ ssld ha w a^pn route to| understanding. Act In good faith J jr ^jjarged with defrauding the off speculation by western diplo­ toxic effects on humans.” elementary school child accoln- 12” Round $X.49 Meidco City and Ouatemala on an to fulfill existing a^roemoiita b$-1 » 0vemin®nt by padding th« pay- the Connecticut Milk Produc­ 8ecretary Loula Johnson says dan­ matic observers on whether the modated in new structures, or JAMES offiaal mission. ^, ger of war has lessened recently Cominform had secretly drafted Agree to Risk After-Effecto fore making new promises. nia office and the House ers’ association told State The two patlenU, both reported 3450 per child for each one accom­ 1 iiiMr’$0iioning BEAUTY SALON $9.98 Two prominent Mexicanb, Dr. but 17. 8. wtU be ready to fight at concrete plans for action to oust Austin pointed out 63 out of 59 I Un-American Activities committee MUk Administrator Donald O. near death, agreed to risk poseible modated in secondary achool# Ixila de la Rota and Joae de la any ttmei the Yugoslav ruler. Plus Tax. nations h ^ supported the western ] vtrhich Thomas formerly headed, Hammerberg at the public hear­ qfter-efLects on chance the drug built since July 1, 1946. 74 E. Center St. 10 X 14 Oblong $X.49 Mora and lUa. flunlly, also #qre "essentials of peace" proposal In Tbomqa, 54. la on trial in Fed- ing at the Bond hotel today. The Any administration request for (Foreign diplomatic quarters in Here in Manchester tha Ver* ■ 40 fflimtis aboard. Da la Rose was preside! continuation of rent controls next might work. _ tha AssemMy's Political commit- *^0! District court along with bis two price dropa have been re­ New York last 'week said they had The dru|W developed by Dr. lanek school provides 18 roemni Airplane type. Light. The doiUea are beautiful for living room tables. A ll white with of the Mexican National Chamb< year appean likely to run into «*8 tee Instead o f the five power pekce g4.yM r.0id former decreUry, Mlaa qu est^ by the Ck>nnectlcut MUk heard reports an anti-Tlto coup Selman wlksiftan, Ukranlan-born SHe Broad street achool w ill giva Durable. New patterns. flock floral pattern. of Broadcasting. De la Mora is a atron g Sngtweelnwal obJeetloBS pact. advocated by Russia. Helen Campbell. __ Dealera' aasociation. was planned for sometime between mlctoblolqglzt who previously dis­ 18, the Princeton street school w ill Brass hardware. Leath­ director In the Mexican Aviation "Flrty-thrae nations are united." Tree-Uned streets of Plttsbnrgh’s Christmas and Easter. Accord­ gWe 12 and the Cedar street build­ Charged WHb Plotting Frodnetton Cents m gb 8hadystde diztrlot are' beU i ' covered Btrrotomycln In experi­ er bindings. Plastic han­ Company (C M A ). Dr. de la R osa! Austin said. “ We hope 69 may be- ing to the necessarily unconfirmed ing provldea twa ITOdins' a -total Nationally Known waa among the aurvlvors. The two are charged vrith plot However,. UtUe or no decrease by groups of ment# at Rutgers university. Dr. comaVuted. We etretch^out tlim for Thomas to g ^ salary klekv In nllUt'prtcM ■'Is JusflBed'by the reports,'the coup would start 'with Waksman was assisted by Hubert of 60 rooms at 30 clemently puplla dles. Qnwr P romlneMt Y Uaseagers dents aroiiaod ^ rapenflaylng of tha h^td o f eoi^iisration to those b a ^ by putting on hla oCfics^ present eosts of productioa la 88-yoar-oId wbinait. 6 stag^ revolt in Belgrade with Lechevalier. per room, or 1,600 pupils, fijach Otfear prominent passengers In- few who as yst rtmaln aloof.** lot leaders calling in Immediate win bring 3300 in grant to tha payroll ths nieca o f Mias Cgup- Oonnectlcut. Adrian R. Wads­ Goal strike truce ends tomorrow Dr. Duncan and hie associates Griffon Muded Mrs. Btnest G. WadM, Austin aidfi debate 1 ^ , Myra bQdklff, and her maid. worth of Farmington, president of Selp from Hungary and Ro­ said they have mgh hopes that town, or 3460,000 state aid. bn tha General Electric Dallas, national chairman o f the |showed tha^ tbe free world has and Federal Labor Mediator Cjrroa mania. new schools mentioned. Arnette Minor. the CMPA, emphasised. The asso- 8. Ghiag says he doesn’t know neomycin rosy p r ^ effective In Women’s dlvisian of the United ^^t been able to regard the Soviet Tfiomaa alone la accused in three claUon wlU accept the price cuts The duty o f all Communists, To -Conse from Oeaeral vnad Jewish Appeal; David N. Lewis, what is gotag to happen next . . . fighting tuberculosis. proposal aa a , genuine effort to separate counts involving alleged solely to meet competition from U. . Senator Charles W. Tobey the Cominform resolution said, "is He said experiments with ani­ w irii Hm i m w member of the W ar Claims com­ strengthen peacp ..... - 8 The payment, at least for tha Pinking Shears kickbacks from Mrs. Jacqueline distress milk produced outside the (R., N. H.) sounds warning that to give their utmost help to the mals "have been vbry effecUve first biennium,, Senator Houaa GRILL and W AFFLE mission,'formeriy of New York; Austin added:. B. Hill, who wee listed as an em­ Yugoslav workers class and work­ jlo s e ^ Stanley Smith, employe of normal production area for Con­ he Is prepaiod to fight oso of "po­ against T H ” The experiments were said, will coma out of the general ^Automatic Iron "W e can disagree on many ploye pt the Un-American Activi­ necticut's market. If further milk litical uifinence" U seUetion of ing peasantry In their fight for the of two types, with neo'caycin alone fund. Total payment will be mada the W ar Claims commission, re­ things, but we cannot 'disagree on ties committee. price drops now predicted for site for proposed steel mlU in New return of Yugoslavia Into the and with the new drug In combina­ over a period of not leaa cently o f Albuquerque, N. M., and the necessity of preventing differ­ U. S. Attorney George Morris camp of democracy and social­ TMMC OMR CaMpsred whb at $3.95 IR O N $14 .9 5 MaJ. W . J. Small, assigned to the New York and Boston do not ma­ fikigland . . . British Foreign tion with etieptomyclm \ eight, nor more 30 years, and wlU sm sgi decirie i r ^ yon fsvs ences from leading to conmcL” Fay brought back to & e witness terialize, the association reserves Office makes it plain that Britain ism ” "Neomycin." said^^ Dr\ Dunoan. be meshed In with the bond re­ Department of National. Defense, Vlshinsky spoke before the Gen- stand the assistant disbursing of­ ap W twomy nliRrtM el oveiy A wonderful gift for the home dressmaker. Pinks as It cuts. the right to.request another hear­ win reoiynise. Q ilnese Commnidst The resolution added that the “gives real promise of beii^g effec­ payment plana of the school-buUd- Leaves ravel-proof, zig-zag finished edge. Featherllght, durable. WasMngton, D. C. eral Assembly In support M his ficer of the House of Representa­ tronisg hev with tUs new She gM rdo her poiw whh ing to re-examine:the price aitua- government, ppeslbly In January. Yugoslav Communist party under tive against tuberculosla.” ing towns concerned. Perfect for grilled sandwiches— expanding- hinges permits even Justice ^ the Peace Pierce Mc­ rejected resolution condemh^g Also: ’ tives, J. Crawford Shanks. Shanks tion and possibly cancel the April Tito’s leadership “has lost the He said that the drug Kna not CwMcal Kiseirie Asteaulie Iron. hnuiy-ooft. wonderAiIly oofe toasting o f lx>th aides of the sandwiches. Makes two large plate Bride said he had viewed 28 bodies the western powers as warmongers West Berlin hewsp^r saya It Senator House said that tha FLORIAN PINKING SHEARS ...... $7.50 identified what he said were offi­ decrease, Mr. Wadsworth stated. has learned from flratm ^d sources right to be called a Communist yet been produced In sufficientsuff^i ------^ _ M odeoa N ow av^lafale fai aize wtUffles at once. Grill, toast and fry foods right at the table — those o f 17 men and 11 ^omen. and calling for a flve power peace cial payrolls on which the Mid- agreement fixes a celling Unfit af 4 VhMIi M fh dM s TsiupMo that east zone OommunUt Peo- party.” qxmntltles for "clinical trials with aid at not more than one third o f 3 oiseo—R cfu lor, Jmdor. and BOYE KITCHEN SHEARS ...... $1.98 with this new G. E. Sandwich Grill—Waffle Iron. Attractively Hie CAB began an InvesUga. pact. This proposal waa over­ Government poUcy, and not de- loM hulMtet Islil • Urgo m Io- :1(iff, Minor and H ill names ap­ {de’s'Police arpqy.haa been organ%| Yugoslavia waa expelled from human beings." but that suchx ex- the total cost of a new schooL or designed In sparkling chromium that's easy to keep like new. tion. whelmingly defeated last week by ed. The prosecution says none clihing'coets, was cited as the .rea­ pble S M4 Cobed bsiHog oiiit ized into six groups complete with periments are "in the Offing.” the 3300 to 3460 per pupil, vdfieh- visit our Electric Dept, today. J. W. Hale Corp. Cblored flamea from burning of tl^e three women did any govern- son for the milk price cuts by the * iooUo NHHob loMs * Pooblo Westmoreland' Art Glassware poUtIcal eommlnaara and Bnsalnii (Ooatinued on Page Nine) Nine Beautiful Patterns chemicals lit up the scene eerily. (Oontlnoed on Pngs Bight) merrtxwork. CMPA president Mr. Wadsworth One of Biggest Killers 1 ever is less. bourn Boola s Weftbooelf 3»»e. Nearly two hours after the crush pointed out. that price# in the New weapons . . -. Boston radio ham' Tuberculosis is one o f Agreement lo r Printed officers described the situation as Fay ^oduced cancelled checks York and Boston milk markets world’s biggest killers, provlnj came In Hartford after rlvql party "organised cliaos." are set under Federal milk mar­ shack prhich tonehes off search for fatal to mlUlons each year. Penl-'l and legislative leaden had ad­ he said w ^ e Issued to the three Brazilian veasel reported In dis­ W ill Protest 11,95 Firemen were still pulling Plans Appeal women sna\Bhanks identified the keting orders. Prices In those mar­ cillln and streptomycin have | vanced several posalblllUea to aid $ Handmade Milk Glass charred and rigid bodies from the kets have declined recenUy. Under tress thousands o f mllea aw a y... tuberculosis I hard pressed town treasuries. Box of 60 General Electric numbers on th.em aa corresponding Massachusetts Attorney General helped relieve some Table Cloths twisted wreckage. the terms o f the Federal orders, a I \ Main features of the comprqr Napkins S I *2 7 with those on the payrolls. Francis E. Kelly demands that symptoms. Covered Butter D ish ...... $1.98 • Three of Crew Survive further decline during the next Ship Shelling he couldn’t I aitoouneed jointly by Demo ^ a tlo Of Decision The money-tracing process was Dover. Maoo, ropi^ by-Uw pro­ Dr. Duncan said few months Is probable. x\ \ Electrical Dept.— Basement Three o f the five crew membera begun yesterday apd wound up to­ hibiting religious group* from oe- diatlnguish any visual difference! Punch BowL Standy Ladle, AUTOMATIC between neomycin and streptomy­ . (Oentianed m PBga Tha) th.JW .IU Ii COM $X.98 were among the survivors, Am tri- day. Changing Type of Farming cupylng aj^r exlaUng R e t u r n for S t a t e D e p a r t m e n t Act* 12 Punch Cups ...... $15.98 can airlines said. There were 40 New York Court De­ Shanks identified payrolls which The price drops in Boston and educational purposes. I cin. Both drugs look exactly the showed Miss MIdkiff g ^ a total of same. Florals, fruits, Mexican and applique patterns In all color com- passengers aboard. New York are more than, produc­ FTOnk Ronnn 86. of Groton mg aa Result of At- Cake Dish ...... $4.98 In New York, American Air- clares Law Banning more than 36,000 In the yearf tion costs In the northeast justify, pleads 'not guilty to charge of The difference, actually, la in binatlons. TOASTER Hnea said there were 41 passengers m n m Oil Cruel ...... $1.49 OTHER TAB LE CLOTHS TO $4.49 declared the association's general first degree murder in New Lon­ tack on U.. S. Vessel Read Herald Advs. Red Teachers Illegal (Continued ou Pag# T ^ ) manager, Ken E. Geyer. However, don Superior court and chooses (Conttnoed oa Page Nine) (CesitlniiaH on Page Bight) Mayonnaise Set, 3 pcs...... $1.79 the past year has been a “wonder­ jury trial .'.. WlflUm H. Davis, Washington, Nov. 29—(S')—The ful one" for crop production in the > ' i . Dundee former W ar Labor board chair State department drafted an "en­ stately pl^ed a swift app^ n ^ g jjjg g (jiy C n midwest, he declared. The produc­ man, calls upon new CIO Electrical ergetic protest” to the Chinese Na- $ 2 1 .5 0 of a New York Supreme court de­ tion of grains snd meat animals, Woricers union to lead drive toward. I tlonallat government today a$ a Broken Dikes Revere Ware Reds Admit cision declaring unconstitutional profitable there during the war more dynaofio demoernny in U. 8. result of a second attack on Towel Sets m - n - i I the Felnberg law, which bans Com- post-war years, has become ... State department says staff of American merchant ship. Opea Safe KI 2 1 7 .P . munlsU from employment in pub- By Chambers lil profitable recently.) The re­ Amerlean Mnbneey for Nationalist The skipper of the vessel, the Under Repairs 'av. SS—UPt — Bur­ V .,,|Asult # that mldweatemera are I ^ijooiat 1 CTbina win remain In British Hong Sir John Franklin, declared shells glars last nlkht bcehe lata tha The G. E. Automatic Toaster can be regulated to give you light, changing their type farming Copper Clad Stainless Steel Justice Harry E. Schlrick of Kong, pending location of new from, two Nationalist warships . Park theater Iwre. riniied anea a Set of 3 Boxed 'medium or dark toast. When toast is done, it pops up fo r con­ State Supreme court held that the Asserts Post and Lov- and producing more'kutter, cheese struck his ship 12 times during Flood Fears Lessen in 400-poaad safafia the maaagei'a $X.69 venient removal, or it can be kept inside the toaster until you and dairy products. In view o f this capital ... Say Casualties Slight statute conflicted with provisions Mild celling preoaore keeps stock barrage of simut an hour. . foof office and took awt nlght’a rbeelpta Tw o smart patterns In heavy Dundee towel sets. One bath towel, are ready for it. Snap in crumb tray makes cleaning quick, of 'both the U. 8. and State con' ell Mysterious Pair additional production in the west, The Incident, piling up new Northwest Area ; Z / amountlag to b^eea 976 aai 999. thorough ah’d easy. The G. E. Automatic Toaster is silent— As Only 19 Suffer Poi­ Mr. (Seyer said, the policy of the market In sUghUy lower price one n e s t towel and one face cloth. Grey, rose, blue, gold, peach sUtuUons. ground .. .Bfayar WUHam O’Dwyer troubles for the U-.S- and Chins never requires oiling. Cool textolite plastic handles and knoha In an opinion yeaterday, Schlrick Mentioned in Trial secretary of Agriculture has been occurred yesterday St the mouth Killed and On. Miwing E * " and)t flamlinlngo. develops “ an acute upper respira­ ’ match the mottled brown plastic base. Chrome plated top la soning from Smoke wrote that the law Was a "dragnet to let dairy prices In the northeast o f the Yangtse rlver.'near Comrau- their way iato the theater tkrofigk OTHER TOWEL SETS TO $3.98 made in one pieeb, operated on both AC and DC. which may enmesh anyone who New York, Nov. 29—e possible exception. several sblpa of the Ubrandtsen unteera and soldiers cehtlnued to wisrshsaas rM at, Nav, measure Is needed to combat the loving oup for prise entry, "flit the hopes to sell it for 3960. [company. Asslatsnt U. 8. Attorney Thom­ roiind-the world service have ven­ sandbag the aaturited river bar­ Aa uaiiaiifiytid tfap Honsewsrefl— BaMment Green Stampa Given With Cash Saltp menace o f Communism. Small Nqtlonal Needle "Craft bureau's DoUnsj said d u r ^ his spare as F. Murphy ssked Chambers to­ tures into Shanghai In,the face of ______hhasaff wttt a servlee, Indeed, to our democracy, day: “Who U Mr. XT” eighth annual crochet contest. Do- time a t' vrafip he ' crochets, and riers. Troasiiry Balance the Nationalist ban. As several hundred evacuated ahaat am-, la afforded by emulating the tac­ ‘Richard P o s t" answerad ths U i^ said: when Mrs. t>oUhaJ "takes the kids' 9 CEHOUiafiSON Capt Warren Hardy, muter families returned to their flooded af tics of Communism and by da- witness promptly. , wouldn't he what 1 am today to a movie, I stay honM and cro- Washington, Nov. 39— (JP)— The of the 81r John tYankUn, radioed homos, proporty damago— al­ WptsrPntsT sir i M. aai n.JW.IUL€coM stroylng the guarantee of free­ "Who Is Mr. the proseou- If I hadn’t bet nry wife 3$ I could chot” tk iW eiy^^ CQU Tin J W H A H COM osltioa of the Treasury Nov. 36: ready feared in the millions— O R rE N s t a m p s MAIMMimil CONM* . dom." tor asked. crochet better than she . could. I Mrs. ’Thomss'U Nightingale, 'n, In-a mesaage, relayed to the State M a MCHISTM COVkVh M AM CNIfTlA COklll> N et budget receipts, 384.728,- department from Shanghai, that mounted higher. It was still too 5.74; Budget expenditures, 399,- ' Schlrfck wrote that he found it "A 8tate department employe couldn’t even hold the needle. 8he a great-grandrootbsr of Sacra­ .rsr-2vs early' to esUroate the damages to flva 3.467.00; Cash balance, 34.648,- bad to show me. I got some books mento. Calif., was haat^ grand .(Contlnnad oa Pngs Xw o) (Owttnaad oa P y ^ X w a l (und practiced untU I i r c a ths bat. national etbcbeUiig chau y kn^^, dOoBtlaaad 4M P fn a W ash Inundfltad farm ifld dqUy U M * it 57/118.67, /■ MANCHESltli EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAT, NOVEMBER 29, 1942 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1949 ------

the AmericSn Armed Force*, had 17Vat«*s»a month and that Miss blidkiC did 1 iriU iiMga that the average Judge HIncks with amendmsnts it for years. Dairymeu Willing Plans Appeal theirr hair cut by Hewitt in .us M iyCU wrerliar Bi Hartford industry can Adn^tE Slashing Youth of 17 Found Approves Report propossd by the attorneys for the Veteran •hop. „ Hs spoke many „times about „... Chambcri Bhanks, referring to what he buy 9B9 quarts ef> family grade H earing Slated Interested parties. Ooplss of the !T First Tim e hit sitters hsre and soms brought aaid were official payroll records, T o Accept D rop milk with his earnings from one Of Decision Helieopter Rmchbb Hunter Guilty of Bigamy tsstifled that a Grace E. WUaon On Rubber Firm report will be distributed to stock­ Taken by back news With them. ' hour's work, eom pat^ with the Throat of Girl holders, AMndhoIders and creditors w*aa on Thomaa' office payroll at Meet Doctor Lechaneee 5.98 quart* which he could have On Cut in Rates Roanoke, Vs., Nor. 39—(97 who may then offer plans for re­ (Continued from Png* One) a basic ssiary o f |2,900 a year (Centtaned from Png* One) bought a year ago. In 1940. hi* / (CenMmed from Pag* One) ij^ 'Tventj-fi^^ Years Mrs. Abram Matchett was speak­ — Sherman Lovelace is a con­ New Haven, Nov. 29— —Judge organization of the company. Judge New Haven, Nov. —(*>—Funartl ing one dsy during the war with from January, 1946, until July, hour’s wages would have bought Newport News, Va., N or. 29—<9>) thousand* of dollars invested in "hard to believe that It la naees- Hartford, Nov. <97—A pub- victed bigmmiat at the age ot Hlncka aet Feb. 1, as the date for al aervlcea were aehedulad ^ to t Dr. Lechauste's wife and learned named Uevell,” Chambera said. 1946. Ma said Lillian Thomas only 4.39 quarts. ■PoUce aay Jeeae Wlimer Worley CarroU C. HIncks in 6 . S. District Tlve short. Stocky witness— Hiss' milk produ9tlon, he pointed out. 17. submitting plans. for Nathan U Morris, 69, vetsn ||t ery also made the Atlantic cross­ the doctor was serving in Aue- went on at 92,900 a year in July, Asserts Milk 1* Bargain aary. to resort to witch hunting in Hc hearing on the propoeal of th* court here yesterday approved a ! Bappy Reunion Held chief accuser—said Post Joined the 1946, was cut to 92,000 in Febru­ They are more interested in keep­ our spools .to displace misfits.” has admitted elaehlng the throet of Tried yesterday in Hustings New Haven druggist who dlad ^ ' ing at this time. Hewitt vrill re­ tralia In Brisbane, the city that That "milk ha* been a bargain New Haven railroad to reduce court here, Lovelace was report on the condition of the main here for about throe months Cpmmunlst underground while he ary, 1947, and to 9 ^ in Decem­ ing ^ e ir market and in a reason- his attractive l8-ye*r-old neighbor, Norwalk Tire and Rubber Co., now Big Plotura Hewitt cornea from. Mrs. te - when compared with ether foods" Would Bypass AppeUaite Dtsisleu freight rates oA cat load ahlpment* speedily found guilty of hav­ a heart ailment yesterday at New • Here by lliree Sis- before returning to Australia. wae working on the W PA. ber.- 1947i abl Kng-term milk price than in MiUle M. Summa, in a fit of Jeal* chausse wrote her husband. This, was demonstrated by Mr. Ghtyer. The statu attorney general’s of­ ing three wives and was given in process o f reorganlzstlon. Haven hospital. Hairdresser by Trade morning it was learned that the ‘T think,” Ciiarabera added, "he Fay, told reporters Grace Wilson malnialhlng the present Connecti­ of petroleum product* in <3on- The report wss submitted by terp With Visitor from who used statistics taken from the fice announced it .would appeal th* ousy. three years in the State peni­ Baltimore— UP)— A l Bldorik, 250- Morris, a native ci Ruaela who A hairdresser by trade, Hewitt doctor did visit with Hewitt and was w orking on a nqtrltlon project is Mrs. Tiiomas’ aimt and Lillisn cut price in the face of outside necticut will he held before th* Wallao* W. Delaney, of Newtown, came to this country at th* age o f consumer price index of the Unit­ decision directly to the Cburt ef ■tate Public Utilities commieslun The 30-yesr-old Worley admitted tentiary. pound Baltimore Colt’s lineman, - Far Off Australia learned the business under the tu­ thsy became involved in such a measuring uabres' skulls, i nevsr' Thomaa la the daughter-in-law o f competition. Mr. Geyer's testi­ who was M>puinted trustee of the three, wsa a graduate o f the OoL ed State Department of Labor. If Appeals, Naw York’s court o f last Jan. 13 at 10:30 a-m^ in the 8 U U the attack last night in a sUte* A handsome, dark-haired le married tojA portrait painter. torship'of we father in Belfast. long conversation that the doctor received any papers, troni him.” the congressman and hia wife. mony indicated that producers company laat May when the firm umbla University School' ef. — ■' the retail price drops to 211a cents resort. ’Ihls. would mssn hypsasing (Tfflce .buildiAg. The commission ment to three Warwick county youth, Lovelace was accused Hia bride receiftly exe«uited a flne- He came to Canada about 37 yoara forgot to get bis hair trimmed . Chambers said he learned about Acted Under ” Compnlsloa” have therefore. aom*w-h9t reluct­ Bled a voluntary petition for re­ Pharmacy. He bad operated drug Anotli*r h«ppy rsunion took * on Jan. 1 in most Connei^icut cit­ the Appellate division of Supreme haa been notified that the Con­ officer*, PoUce Chief Leroy Woody head-and-shoulders picture of her ago and could not 6nd employ­ while there. Hewitt has renewed Lovell from.Davld Carpenter whom Miss Cbmpbell'a attorney eaid antly, decided to approve a drop o f marrying in Roanoke on organisation under the bankruptcy stores in this city for 48 years. pUM h*r« tW* p«*t w#«k-end b*- j in hia statement to the Jury yea- of on* cent a quart in the price ies, the cost of milk will only court, a proetdure penaitsibl* necticut Petroleum Carriers As- eaid. . „ . . Aug. 2, 1949; in Sullivan hefty huaband with the remark, ”I ment as a biy ber because he had his acquaihtance with the doctor b* identified as "a paid function­ wanted to do a full-tength picture, Surviving srs his widow, tyre tei-day that any payroll actioiia she paid farmers effective JAn. 1. A 7«| cents or 88H P«r cent higher when constitutionality of a law is soolaUon. Inc., will oppose the Previously Worley had denied county, Tenn., in August, act. tWMtt thrM Ktncheiter sitter* ' not attended a barber school. Re­ and promised to cut hia hair be­ ary of the (Communlat) apparat­ The report was approved by I but didn’t have enough canvas.” daughters and two slaters. performed were done tinder"com- similar drop in April will have the than it was on Aug. 16, 19d9, and I the principal tasuc. railroad’e petition. knowledge of the crime. Mias 1948; and on Jan. 4, 1948, in Mid their brether from Australis i turning to Ireland, he decided to fore leaving ilanchester. us.” Bumms, a brunette high echool pulaion" from Thomas. approval of th* CMPA, he said, if for several years before and after Schirick’s decision was hailed by The commleelon reeerved da* Tucson, Aria. «h em they have net seen In 26 i try hi* luck in Australis and ha« To Speak Here ' And he told the court that one I eenlor, is "improving” in Riverside Just before a rcceaa for lunch, predicted price decreases occur in that. Prices o f' all foods ard ja Communist party spokesman'as cleton after a bearing yesterday to His conviction yesterday diA li\’fd there for 26 year*. He now Frank McKechie is s barber by of Carpenter’s sources of informa­ hoapital. Her throat was slit from yekr*. The visitor is Joseph j supervises threerlsrge hair dress­ tion was former State Department the prosecution put on Arthur M. other markets. over 114 per cent higher in New I a "victory for the democratic right* determine if Ridgewood Park, Inc., not'end his troubles. He etill trade and ha* had many long talks Atkinson, manager of the East Haven than they were 10 years ear. to ear, her windpipe severed - Hewitt- from QuoenUnd, Aus- ing shop* that employ about 20 Cent Lower Than 1949 • o f th* people of our aUte, for o f Waterford le a public utility faces Federal charges of U- with his brother-in-law since his i capluTbrai;*^* oVuv^*C iT; ftTnU aigo,. Iccording to the Labor de- within the meaning of the etate but doctors aay she w ill live bar­ tralla. barbers in each. The price paid farmers for milk j equal cltitenshlp foi tesehera, and legally wearing a Navy uni­ The three sisters are Mrs. arrival here. Mr. Hewitt has alM “ ” i b f Weshlngton.Washington. partmeni’a latest figurea. statutes. Attorney Robert I. Bl­ ring compUcations. J In an Interview this morning. trial that he turned a number of sold as fluid is already down one ' for free, democratic education for form and of being in illegal Akrem Matchett, 476 East Mid­ been introduced to Robert Geii He was allowed tO testify that The cost of nil foods is sure to a Ridgewood park .iroperty The attack occurred Friday Hewitt said h# cam* from a fam­ ovesi, president of the Manchester j official dpeumenU over to a Soviet cent a quart from the November. j our children.” ue, possession of forged Army 3 HOUR dle Turnpike, Mr*. Walter Tiiti- Miss Campbell had deposited to be over 110 per cent greater in owner, claimed that the' corpora*' night while Mias Summ* ivas alone ily of barber* and his heart was Barbers Association and Hewitt j spy ring which operated In Wash 1948, figure,” Mr. Qeyer reminded discharge papers. ijm , 127 Cooper HIU street, and her account 64 Midkiff and three January, 1950, than it was in Aug­ Mrs. Ullisn Uatss, legislaUve tion ia a utility selling water to at home. Only a few houn after in the trad*. tngton before World War U. th* public hearing, Thltf price, Lovelace won’t be 18 until Mrs. Frank McKechie of 99 Au­ will be the guest speaker at next Minor checks in the period of 1940 ust, 1980. Mr. Geyer predicted. He •eiretary of the Communist party the raldento of the development doctors performed an em^gency ‘‘ThU I* a mUed trip for me,” Monday’s meeting of the group. which t* how 96.63 per hundred­ next May. tumn street. UrueUing Croat Examination to 1946. This was done without concluded that milk prices have in the state, added-in a sUtement He waa given three week* to file a operation Saturday morning she he said with a distinct Australian Sam Hewitt, brother of Joseph Chambers,resumed re-direct tes­ weight or 14' cents a quart, was 9 to 12 IdenUfJ'ing each separate check, Wed. Morning. increased less than half fs half as that the decision ‘‘raflects the brief. scribbled a note to police Mying Hewitt is on a business and accent. “ A t the same time it is ^now operates the barber shop in 96.99 per hundredw-eight or 15 timony today aftsr a gruelling under a time-saving agreemant by much as, moat'foods. Borne foods, growing rcsiatanc* of Americans Attorney Leon Baacom of "BIU Worley did it.” New Have* Firm Low Bidder pleasure trip He left Australia giving m# a chanc# to Study the Belfast that his * father opened cents a quart a year ago. Th* drop croaa-examination. the lawyers. as reported by the Labor depart- to the wave of repressive leglala- Waterford, counsel for the cor­ in June and traveled back to -Bel­ ways of hair dressing in Amer- many years ago and the same during th* paat year has been over He awor* that Stata department The government contends that mant, have increased much more tion touched off by th* Indictment poration which claime^ the com* Hartford, Nov. 29 —(97— Th* fast. Ireland, the place of his place that Joseph served hia ap­ six and ena-hslf per cent, Mr. leA” paper* in his poieaaien cam* from Miss Campbell deposited the than th* average. AmOng these of the (eleven) Communist lead­ ■ misaion ha* no Juriadiction. was Marlanl Construction company of birth to visit with his father who CWnght by DevalaatToB prenticeship.. Geyer po'mted oat. Frank Sinatra Hiss. checks in her own account, than are fish, up 21S per cent, meats up en.’ given lb days to file his brief In New Haven with a bid of $648,- is now <4 year* old. He cam* Speaking about the de-valustlon While on hie visit her* Hewitt ”On your oath, before God, did sent her personal checks for the hate on the Queen Mary which left Figurea submitted as eridenro 154 per cent and beverages other the case. 966.50 and an alUrnate o f 9633,- of the E ngliA pound. Hewitt said. expects to make trips to New hs (Hiss) turn over State depart- same amount to Thomaa’ bank for Seuthampten. England on- Novem­ at the hearing by Dr. Stewart M. than milk up 122 per cent, com- T)ie average length of life in ‘he On State Show 760.50, aa reported yesterday by “I am one who bes been caught York, Philadelphia and Boston. He liient documents?” Murphy asked. hia account. Johnaon, aasoclate profeasor of This is the Mostt ^outstanding ber 16. Field Oeneral Montgom- narsd with tlie January ifillU price, I United States now is 67 years. the SUte Highway department to in this change. Our money 'is is taking tunta staying at the “ He did,” Chambera answered in agricultural economics at the Uni­ be the apparent low bidder for the homes of his sisters and is making up 63'j per cent. : — ...... ^ . Frank Sinatra, "singing idol of based the same as the English, a firm, clear voice. rsv o x I ? » • versity of Connecticut, showed A Navy beUoapter lewara huater Stanley Hendrickaon to beach at contract to build two steel bridges I many new- acquaintances. While Further statistic* submitted by Tolland the'^AaUon,” aiid star of Lucky and I have been caught w ith money Murphy aaid that for th* mo-1 1 CH IM lOp T eatU rC that the costs of milk production the University of Connecticut at Fort AngelM, Wash., after reacniag Wm from Isi-od la flooding Nwha and other work bn the Shelton- Y e that has depreciated in value Were. Strike’s radio program, "Light Up Chair Value We hi vi'ouldn’t U lk about one of have declined little, if any, more today's hearing showed that in the river where ho slid eempaaiou had boen marooned aU night. Coast Derby. My visit here Is made possible ty 'Die wedding o f Miss Marion Time,” will appear in person with I Just before leaving the m te i-d o c u m e n t-g o v e r n m e n t Exhlb than the farmer’s milk price has. nation as a whoB, the prices re­ ■ ailWBlViTiTil Uaardamaa aw beaeli aaststed In rescue. (A F wirephoto) my three slater*. I carry trevcl- O f St, Mark ’s F^air a stai'^Btudded stage revue at the it 10— which Chambeis said yester-j, ------j Compared with November. 19t8, ceived by all farmers have de­ Irene Clough, daughter o f Mr. and era’ checks. Consequently, when viewer asked about the conditions day might not have come fhora 'th e price of a mixed dairy feed of State theater, Hartford, this Sat' Offered in Yedrs! ■ of the hair dressing trade In Aus- clined 12 par cent during the pasf "T h » 1‘srpl* -quaelMeel Mrs. John R. Clough o f Hartford, urday and Sunday (Dec. 8 and 4), I return to Australia. I must go Hiss after all. "Tlllle a Tea fJhop.” an import-i the^ i" con- Gift Presented - to British Colombia to take e beat I tralia, but Hewitt , did not wish to 12 months, compared with a fall nesrt” nUrj” Oonn., to Richard E. Miller, aon of for a special two-day engagement reveal any of these facta at this Chambers, under questioning by ^ ant section of ” 'ye Olde Country heeti'-’Ut has declined five per cert. of only five per cent In the prices Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin. Miller e f W apping You’ve teen Frankie in many top so * 1. to receive equal service* on Defense. CDimsll Claude B. Cross,! Store,” the fair of St. M arys Guild ^ o f e a Johnsons statistics I time. He 1* saving all his talking paid by farmers. West Hartford, took place Satur­ .-Mrs. Kenney MGM picture hits — you’ve heard W-H-E-E.. the boat.” JL Ds m Aa4r*«s Pnitaa FaiUr Choice $1 H S 5 Hewitt is married and the father about his business until he meets ' said the document might have which opens Thursday, Decomtwr f ^ ^ * 2 n t * T lie brl"# day, November 26, at the Tolland 'All schools in town wars in ses­ Frankie on the H it Parade and on been given to him by Former A s-' 1 at 2:30 will be located- in the . f™"’ «'F"t to 10 percent. The prl.e of three children. Hia oldest aon, with the Barbers Assodstion next ■lekarS Ceet* VUjt Nalay Federated church at 4 o’clock- sion Mbndey morning after the Columbia records—now you can aee Hartford Nov. 29 — (F)—Mrs. Of Covers Stanley, aeti-ed in the last war Monday. .^iitant SecretaiT o f‘ the Treaaui-y-; room adjoining the kitchen, on l^tw ^ ner Four Bovs Held White chrysanthemums, laurel Thenksgivlng recess. Ellsworth and hear Frankie in person, sing­ MOMMIEl Harry Dexter White. ' I neatli the church proper. Entrance J;"® ce"t. and palma and lighted tapers dec­ M ary U. Kenney of New Britain, ing the songs that soared him to^ with Australian troops in battle W ,il "T h « Dmior aad Tka OIrl” High school will begin their winter with the Japanese in the Pacific Previously. .show a^aTUe o^^ orated the church for the cere­ recently named a Hartford coun­ unlimited fame. Appearing with ares. He fought side by tide with Chambers., go-between for a p re-: street. , . i ,, i over a year ago. The increasing tFor Setting Fii*e mony performed by the Rev. Wil­ schedule with extra athleUc activ­ Sinatra will be Ziggy Elman and ( 'rasli Fatal ity. Many students beside the var­ ty commissioner, waa the guest of American troopa and the Com­ war Soviet spy ring, had sworn 'Tea served from 2:o0 to 4.30 will dependence of Connecticut mUk liam C. H. Moe. Mrs. Rupert B. his trumpet, voted "America’a No. FURNITURi EXPERT West play^ the traditional wed­ sity and lecond teams will play honor last night at a dinner in the 1 trumpeter,” directing a fine mandos in New Guinea. Many local that all of 47 documents present­ include s^dwlches, cookies and i pfoducera on machinery waa em- Lakeville, Nov. 29—<,P)-Th* For Motorist ed by the prosecution had come ding music. Given In marriage by basketball under an intramural governor's residence. The party group of muaicians. Extra added men who served in Auatrailia with tca. For the conveniemi* i fbust- pjjaejsed by CMRA apokesmon. i four-alarm fir# last Friday which schedule. There are classes In safe­ was given by Mrs. CTiester Bowles, HAVE GUESSED TiIe from Hiss. ness people worker* at the fair or prices, too. are higher than * her father, the bride wore attractions will be Harvby Stone, swept through th* lumber yard of gown of ivory satin trimmed ty, health, art, shop work snd wife o f the governor, and the noted comedy star of stage, Branford, Nov. 29— (F )- A mo- ; the general i year ago. having inersaaed aub- ;|ournall8m. On Monday afternoon women members of the Democra­ aeven o clock hot turkey wmd-i jj, recent months. More th* Community Service, In c, hare, with SO-year-oId anUque lace screen and radio; The Herzogs, PRICE AS HIGH torist tenUtively identified as Al- nrAlla whjch belonged to the brlde- 'teachers will remain at the school tic State (Central committee. The Wonder AeriaUsta;" The Dun- wiches. potato ch^s, cronberry, dairymen are buying hay than a deatroying several buildings and until 4:16 pi m. to offer extra bertS . Church of 17 Rockland 1 e i l » griMm’s grandmother. The maid A gift to Mrs. Kenney from .the hills, dancing aensationa, and a sauce and pickles vrith coffee wnll j y , . , ago, Mr. <3eyer Informed the causing damage estimated at STARTS WEDNESDAY help to the students. 3 9 .7 5 ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BAZAAR i street, Narraganett, R. I., was fa- bR avallablff. antt C l^ttm aa pud-; hearing, citing the extreme drought o f honor, Mlsa Jean Roener and Democratic State committee mem­ host other stellar entertainers. AS About Checks ^l(ra,000, was set by boys who as other attendants Mrs. Jean Evergreen Lodge o f Masons met bers was presented by Mrs. John So remember, for the eeaaon's GraSONS ASSEMBLY. C. L. of C. j tally injured here today when his ding for dessert. Later tea, sand- summer aa the reason at Masonic Temple Monday eve­ wiches and cookies will be on sale.! reduced hay production on threw a match into aoma bay in The Man Who Loved Her Milwac and Mrs. Theresa Ber- Sattl, of New London, state vice greatest show, see the "One and csr skidded on the Boston Post one of the building* to "see what Waa Lucky I f He U\ed micr. Louis J. Miller o f Hartford ning. A fter the business meeting chairman o f the party. Only’’ Frank Sinatra, appearing in Attendants at the various booths | many CMinecticut farms, Harold Hbtks ahowed colored mov­ Don’t discount the value TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 7:00 P. M. road and crashed iuto a tree. Contlnocd from Page One would happen,” LL Elton Nolan of wga .best man for his broUisr. The Governor Bowles, the only male person, with a star-studded stage in "Y e Olde Country Store niU be Deelrea te Protect Member* ies of “ Vermont snd New Hamp­ Polics Sergt. Anthony Ikovlch the Canaan state police barracks ushers were John Andersoo of guest at the dinner, spoke briefly. revue at the SUte theater, Hart­ because o f the exception­ said that the car bore regiatiatlon 1940 to 1944 In government pey i attired in old fashioned costumes. Other testimony presented at the shire.” Also a Fuller Brush film, ------I hearing by the CfMPA emphasised revealed today. I IM • i I! I ' ToHAnd and Alfred Barrett o f ford, this week Saturday and Sun­ Knights o f Columbus Home, 138 Main Street plate* issued In Cliurcli's name and checks. I "From Bristle* to Bniahe*’’ waa day for two days only. There will ally low price . . although the asaoclation'e desire’ to protect Four "verj- young” boys have Columbia. The bride attended that a driver's license foimd in tb* Shanks identified payroll* show-- ■ I - \ \ IH ■: - shown. be no performances Friday. for its members the market whiiJi been taken into custody in connec­ Hartford High echool and the A wide choice of Christmas gifts in aprona, handker- victim’s pocket aided in cstabUsli- ing around $375 went to M iss: Hospital Notes A fter the program refreshments 10 Exams W ill Be There are late stage shows every A BIG WONDERFUL we must agree it seems they now. have. The optimistic tion with the blaze which roared bridegroom attended Rockville chlafa and fancy articlea. Flowers, home made candy ing the man’s identity. Minor in 1944. nearly 91,600 to i o f bay eeallop atew were served, Saturday and Sunday, starting at ; \iew that further decline in the, through the lumber yard for an High echool. He served two and The victim was ti-apned In the Mrs. Hill while she was listed as with William in charg*. 10 p.m. * LIFE-LIKE DOLL unbelievable! Here's a big, and refreshments on sale; aho a “White Elephant” Patient’* Today ...... 195 I price o f milk, if passed on to con- hour before the combined efforts one-half years in the Arm y A ir A truck load of Chrirtma* tree* Given in January booth. wrecked car for almost an hour a committee clerk-typist at the of 100 firemen from this town, < .porps. The couple left on an un­ before police could extricate him. end o f 1947 and the beginning of Admitted yesterday: Alan W il-1 sumers by milk distributors, might was brought from Vermont last WITH WARDROBE wonderfully adaptable llama, 151 St. John street; Robert cause an Increase in the consump­ Millerton, N. Y., and Sharon and announced wedding trip. wMk by Lee Magee and DexUr Hartford, Nov. 29 — (F)— The Ifkovlch said. He died before 1948. Canaa'h brought it under control. Cooper, Glastonbury:' Mrs. Eliza­ tion of milk in Connecticut, was Mr. and- Mrs. Harvey B. Clough Burnham to be sold by the Timothy State Personnel department an' Dsaths Last Night occasional chait that blends beautifully with traditional reaching New Haven hospital. Let Keep $80 Month The - boj-s will be turned over to beth Simson, 156 1-2 Oak street; advanced by Mr. Geyer. Conatimp- were neats of honor at a party Edwards Fellpwahlp. nounced today that 10 examina­ Fay told the Jury yesterday Juvenile authorities, Lieutenant ven Monday evening, Nov. 31 by or modern decor. Superbly made with hardwood OASM YOU OCT | Christopher Totten, 21 Salem tion has remained fairly steady in Monday avenlng the local chap­ tions for positions in the state l that Mrs. Hill was allowed to Nolan said. r. and. Mr*. Luther Barnard. An Bryn Mawr, P« —Dr. Susan road; Mr*. Hazel Finlay, 96 Connecticut in th* past 12 months, S ter of the Red Cross met at Wood service a1I! be given during Janu- Myra Kingsbury, 78, InUrnatlonal- $4.95 keep 950 a month. That would to­ Phelps road; Gerald Montic, 112 he aaid, quoting University of Con' .^ t of town guest was Mrs. Phillip frames, resilient No-Sag spring seat, IOO96 cotton felt tal 9400 for the five months she Memorial Ubrary. ReporU were ary. ly known as a champion for Avondale road! Mr*. Cecelia.. • necticut atatiatlc*. Milk consump------PLU S —— Clng o f Storrs. IS M*L 99.20 |921.n|939X)5 appeared on the office payroll and read and Ephraim Cowles manager The poeillona, and their salary women’s righU, and professor Droliin, Bolton; Mrs'. Hedwlg Ny' ! tion is now two per cent leas thiin The Story of a Grant Miss Anita Flynn and Mlsa Regularly $9.98 filling. These chairs ate right in every way . . . in de­ 10M*f.| 7.38 three months on the committee Frances Durbln'of Paterson, N. J., of Spring ipond Park gave a report range, are: emeritus of social economy at Bryn gren, 303 Oakland street; M r*.! * year ago. but it is still 42 per Iloreo and • Greet Love ot:the swimming instruction claaa- CHalma examiner (Grade 1) and Mawr college. sign, in construaion, in utmost comfort. They are AbBvB MvaBiiff t»v«r %vfftkhml ■ .payroll. I Rebecca Chambera. 677 Center , cent greater than in 1940, were holiday guests at the home A /•« m $700 ware sponsored by the Red Cross. 93,060; senior case worker, for the (Teddy) Brandle, 66, one-time right for living room, foyer, den, guest room, bed­ UlUMSIN O N I TRIP! Bf/v of 110.05 —fb. (4j checks toUllng 9880.77 for M rs.; street; Mrs. Melda Mc(3reery,! consumpUon is due in part to the and family. AT KEITH’S. . . ICOALl Miss R u h ell E. Close o f Canan' Dec. 6, the Hiatorical Society blind. 92.460 to 93,060; dietitian, political ally of Former Mayor : Hill. 9518.80 for 3Iiss Midkiff and 2 Crestwood drive; Gary Kosak, :»ct that th* earnings of workers will meet at the home of Harold Pben* the YES MANeger—give a few neceesary facts ' $298.40 for hUss Minor. dalgua, N. Y., Is spending a few 92,400 to 92,880; aaaiaUnt dieti­ Frank Hague of Jersey City and Offer Ends Saturday room, nunery . . . perfea for offices and professional i 42 Birch street: CTtarles Burdick, in Connecticut industry have also Jg. Newberry, which la changed — then come in. It** ” Y*«” te 4 eat of 5 promptly. But Fay told the Jury yesterday weeks with her niece, Mrs. Luther tian, 92.100 to 92.580; chief sU- once-powerful north Jersey labor 75 Union street; Mrs. Arlins Be- declined only three per cent during G r e a t from the place echeduled. A ehort waiting rooms. And so vety right in price that we've that the women turned back I Barnard of Foxwood Farm. tlonary engineer, 93,900 to 94,800; leader. La M l 931 •* $SM on tignaluro Mono I { bert, Andover; Roland Demby, the past 12 months The fact talk on local history will be given Chicago — Fred W. Proctor, 74, I money to Thomas for month after Mr. and Mrs. Oeelm sn returned aupervlaor of soil conservation, FREE PARKING at Keith’s! i Roxbury, Mass. th at. milk price.* have declined to their home in Stow, Mass., Sun­ by Maxwell Green. 93,960 to 95,220; hospital inspec­ former sports writer for. The ordered as* many as we could get our hands on! tO M S A N rg tMAt tfgit re SAv.vtr’ faster tlian industrial wages Ra n Dr. D. G. Brjnton Thompawi, Chicago Herald-American and the Street I Admitted today; Carol Jean: day, tor, 93.480 to ‘94,360; aaaistant 1116 M aU S ' Filip, South Windsor; M arilyn; should encourage milk consump­ Miss' Orllla Moe who has been assistant professor o f history at director of nursing (psychiatric), old Chicago Herald-Examiner. He Opposite m gh School tion, Mr. Geyer noted. A further Trinity (College, the guest speak­ was bom in Iowa, Alao available in 12 beautiful colors of nfMonal FINANCE CO. ! Metcalf, Tolland; John AndreoU, i ^ t c r •pending the holiday recess with 93,780 to 94,680; Industrial hygiene 3nd fleer • H AH 1MUTM 8UI1BIMB COKE Perfional Notices I 91 Birch street. drop of on* cent per quart on Jan. her parents at the parsonage haa er, will give some History o f the chemist, 93.480 to 94.380; food in­ Boltaflex plastic leather at savings! 763 HAM 6IMR, MANOMSm, COWl Discharged yesterday: Kather­ returned to Hanover, N. H. Middle Atlantic states . and 0>n- spector, 92,700 to 93,300, and tax DM 34M • fiovU Mavey. YU MANaser w B B ' Mr. and Mrs. James Walker of nectlcut. This wUl be followed by In Memorign ine Sullivan, South Coventiy; examiner, 93,120 to $4,200. 1mm aMi M tnllMti •f'lD nrram4l«| Men Miss Dorothea.Young, Rockville: Hlllstown, East Hartford, Mrs. a social hour. Judith Squires, 106 Deepwood Ends Tonight: *T!:Te(ry'body Hattie S. Gllbraith o f Somers, The Ladies' Aid Society will Free Parking; Lot Beside Keith's. In lorlns memory of our beloved were Saturday guests at the hold an alt-day sewing meeting Open Bntardny* 9 to 12— ^Evening* By Appointment metber, lire. Clinton D. Keeney, who drive; Mrs. Anita Fatscher, g l Doe* It” also "Strange Bargain” paxeec away Nor. IS, 1S33. . (barter Oak. street; Miss Haziel ENDS TO D AY Steele-Hall home. Friday, Dec. 2, at the home of Girl Acquitted Drive in Off Main Street. RANGE AND.KUEL of Gilbert, 80 Wells street; ICra. Mrs. Mary Steele Shaw Mrs. William WMdron. Ladles are "HE W ALKED BY MOHT’ Springfield, Mass., haa been spend You ALWAYS Save At I e Beyond the euneet ehe haa fone, M afy Hutchinson, 73 Linden asked to bring sandwiches, and — P L U S ------ing several days with her brother, lit B aby’s Death I I To reel a little while, street. coffee and dessert ariU be furnish­ 1 But the memory of her lovlnf worde, -Sleeping Car Te Trleete^ John H. Steele and family. ed by the hoeteasea. And the iweetneae of her emlte , Discharged today: Kenneth STATE Mrs. L. R. Ladd spent the hoi OIL Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 29—(F) p m J w Of MiMANCHESTE I Btlll Ilnaera with her lored ones. Irish, 4 North School street; Mrs. .-K n ow The BU rs- Content Iday with out of town relatives.and The Retail Yarn Salesroom Elizabeth Baker ' and daughter, STABTS WEDNESDAY — A circuit Jury here acquitted a Closed Wed. at Noon The Tamlly, JACK POTS20A0 . friends. 20-year-old unwed Negro girl of Bloomfield; Mrs. Alice Newell and Bolea and Entry Bfauike Her* Edward Meacham ia a patient at McMahon Is Not daughter, Hartford. the Rockville City hospital. murder in the death of her new •^OTH-RESISTANT HAND KNITTING YARNS Open Thun, to p P . M. C»rd of Thank* Births yesterday: A son to Mr. Th is Is t h i storji of bom baby she admitted burying Colonel and Mrs. Haight of East Seeking AEG Post Other Days 6 to 5:86 and 3Irs. Rdbt. Bartlett; Andover; Haven, Mr. and Mra. William Long alive In a shallow grave. • N Y LO N H A N D K NITTING YA R N S eiih^s W> with to thank all of. our ntlgh- IMS MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL a son .to Mr. and Mr*, l^on Beau- and daughter and Larry Anderson Ida RoberU of Montgomery was MORIARTT , bore, trlenda and relatlvea for their THAT Forsifti womii found innocent yeete^ay after I many acta of klndneaa and sympathy chene, 41 Alexander street: a son of Hartford, Mrs. Charles Lounds- Hartford. Nov. 20—(F)-Senator • BEDSPREAD AND CROCHET CQTTON shown us during our recant bereava- to Mr. and Mrs. William Wagan, and the thru iii bury and Mrs. Thelma Loundabury Brian McMahon, mentioned .• Jurors deliberated only 15 min­ I ment. the lose of our wife and mother, Hartford. Tony DiMiseio o f Seymour, Cohn., and Mrs. Hep- possible successor to Chairman utes. She was charged with first • COTTON RUG YARN ' Urs. John Sobleakl. We would etpeclU- -Births today: A son to Mr. and penstall of New York were recent David E. LIUenthal of the Atomic degree murder. r a i l . 5 1 3 5 ly thank all those who sent the beauti­ The woman was arrested July-9 • WOOL RUG YARN ful floral tribute! and lokned the uie I Mrs. John Gasper, Andover: a son i who wore such tools SAXOPHONE ARTIST guests of Mr*. Leila 8. Hall,''and Energy commlasion, today defUi' I i.> Mr. and Mrs. Bernard WaUh, daughters Friday, Nov. 25. after neighbors ‘ found the Infant I of their I ere. Formtrl.v W'ith Al Donahue and Louts Prima itely removed himself from con­ • ALL KNITTING ACCESSORIES 42 Coolldge streeL Rev. Forrest Muaaer pastor of sideration. almost entirely covered with earth. ih n u t hsrl N O W AT DeUctive Capt. Lewis Miller quot­ John Sobleakl and family, ) the Rockville Congregatioiuil " I feel I have a Job to do in the • CREPES,' LININGS, WOOLENS Ocean Floor 8Ume May Tell church conducted the 2:00 o’clock United SUXes SenaU op this ntat- ed her as saying that she had the Mtory of Dry Land Tolland County Jail service. ter of atomic energy a^ve ail baby while hoeing peanuU. The P.T.A .. Bazaar for Dec. 1, others.” Senator McMahon told The infant, a girl, lived 15 hours San Francisco— (J>>—Green slim* WILLlE^S ajt the Tolland Federated church the Hartford Tlmea. "It’s a Job before being found but died in a from the ocean floor ia b*h:g parlors will serve their patrons can do as chairman of the Joint hospital here two days later. QOPEN y TO y MON. THRU FRI. sampled to tee what went into tli* APPEARING WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30 with a great variety of articlea committee on Atomic Energy that roCka on dry land. A scientific For Reservations Call 3861 . both for Chriatraas gifts and horns I couldn’t do as chairman of the 9 TO 5*30 SAT. survey of tha Pacific contihenUl use. Come and make your selection commission. shelf is being carried out by the and help the P.T.A. treasury. Apparently pointing to Mr. Lit- IF YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR California Academy of Science In ienthal’s difficulties with.' critics, cooperation with the Navy, To Give Influenza TreatmenU the senator said as chairman of the The green mud will be analyrod Qd|flaenau^fa»we5f^*eNM^^aee«W|fyeeiM9|^aeeaa^fBeamri|flai^ committee in’ (Jongreaa ” 1 have the f o r e v e r y t h i n g by experts trying to sea how Hartford, Nov. 20—UP) — The right to U lk as I please and as RETAIL Esaa SALESROOM CAR ON THE ROAD THIS WINTER sedimentary rocks like limeatore SUte Health department haa an­ see f i t " He was one of Lillenthars I The nounced it will set up 15 clinics R O O S E were formed ages ago. Samples sUuneheet defenders VELT MILLS ] . . . .better have it winterized nowl A car thuf» not kirLU from 420 feet down to 12,000 were throughout the sUte where free Senator .McMahon declined to ADAMS A HIUI AR D MS MANCHibUR CONN j taken. influenza vaccine treatmenU will comment when baked i f President 4Hinditioued will not stand tough starting and hard driv^ SHERIDAN RESTAURANT be given sU U employes from Dec. Tnunan offered him the poat' Mr. 5 through 8. LUianthal leaves on Dec. 31. ing that goes with w in t e ^ Proudly Preaents p h a r m a c y THE LAUGH SHOW OF THE EAST DEPBNUABUB BCRVItW^ 4 Depot Bq, TsL 6648 GMAC PLAN FOR HNANaNG REPAIRS BRAND N EW catv WMe pellvarg 5.00 X 16 and 6.50 x 15 LA FOND BROTHERS of MONSON, MASS. F r e e l ^ FROM $25 UP Direct from the Steak Houae- -Home o f Lot's Take A Ride SKID CHAINS il-M Thee Sana o f Fun FREE In That DRIVEWAYS (FULL CHAINS) OIL CHANGE ond The largest ttiiH funniest attraction 1o New 1950 PACKARD 1 WILL GRAVEL, GRADE AND- ROLL “ Where** the Money Pop Saves for Us?” N U f f play IVIuiirhester in years. LUBRICATION UP TQ 5 QTS. I, (5, I..' .' For >2.299 YOUR DRIVEWAY THIS FALL AT NO Extra Special Those savings dollara are busy here, rernlng high dividenda, In MAT,- HE:M ( R , growing Into a tidy snm— tor college and ■ prettier home when VMIN6 CHARGE WITH EVERY the little folks grew up. Pop saves regularly every month. We Do You Know WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30 GET OUR COUPONS divide all the profits after legal reserve*—that's why our divi­ $5.50 Per Set TJr dends are bigger . . . And Savings aie Insured np to $5,006. — MHWSniWHUN You WiH Laugh Continuously From That MeMB6 M MMIMri‘IKIMni Mr 8:30 P. M. To 1 A. M. AMESITE DRIVEWAY FOB YOUR CONI ENIE.NCE OPEN THUB9DAY UNTIL 9 F, M. To heat the hoapital Get up large or small parties— You will never forget If hile They Last! luir LEIGH this night of fun. Bii. ) RADIS ORDER PLACED FOR NEXT SPRING laat year coat $14,039.* L )w PA ; . i. ' . . TICHHiCOlOt 14 PERFORMERS IN ALL SUPERIOR SERVICE RADt TOl s . 43; compared to |9,* For The Best In Driveway Con8truH|on Call Q/HoMeiieAteA^ IfyeanUCTIOWj] I’HOfrif S' M iOW 7 CHEVROLET/^ RESERVATIONS ONLY AND SUPERIOR SERVICE ANNEX 5AVING5 unJlOAN ASSOCIATION. INC. 818.71 in 1947. No Cover Charge '‘O tn ie.A ef m asses CO-HIT . 248 SPRUCE STREET |TEB------^CLCFMONE $(9» ------ORGANIZED APRIL 1691------MANCHESTER 3802-13847 THOMAS D. COUA , “ THE RUSTLERS” and 270 HARTFORD ROAD •RS P.ACKARD 2-9219 * 0 V * O i

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^ ' *“ • ■•’ , y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESIICB. CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1949 PAGE FlVelf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1949 PAGEPOUK now I sea with my oWn eyes Ultra the largess of our govsrnment. Plan to Confer Christmas Sale Learning Reds^ la.” Need to Know There la no Santa (fiaua in Wash­ Sew York Mayor. »itOD Marlborough AUTO GLASS O e a r W a lk s, Pawn My WordI Can Say "H em em ee" to CWnw ington. and there shouldn’t be.” MIRRORS Kateer declared that ”thia ia an Honored la Day-Long Program Today^a Radio Rests in Hospital O'lM hi On Senate Seat Opens Thursday Stories False important point for people every­ Of Economics Wilson was bonored 'In a day­ Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Gove and where,” and added tha.t foreign long program for "hla contribu­ WDM)WDBC - IM*1»M WFHA—1M.7 C h i^ W a m s daughter, Mias Patrida Gove of workers can say “ nOnaenae” to tions to this city and the nation,” WONS - U l* Hartford, Nov. 2»—(87--U. 8. Tha annual Christmas sals iat the !{«' New York, Nov. 2»-— Mrs'. John J. Shanahan. Jr., of Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Salvatore Meadow Brook road has been ill aectlon, riisll be deemed a aepa WDRC—Beulah. of 90 Walnut street who were mar­ POWERTCX)LS rate offense; said penalty ahall WONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. Solon Arrested the past week is improving. ried 42 years ago yesterday, were Miss Mildred Ryder of Main not, however, exceed the sum FUR COATS WHAT—Symphony Hall. guests of honor at a family dinner twenty dollara for any one period WTHT — Storyla^; HeadliiiB street returned to her position in In Bear Case party Sunday at their home. They Hartford Monday morning after o f neglaet; provided, however, ‘ IN THIS NEWSMAKING Edition. were married in St. James’s church that In prosecution againat own­ wnc—Light Up Time. a week’s illness. - by the Rev. W. J. McGurk. now Miss carol Martin has returned er^ or their agents the defendant You 6etsaw f l l S - Mobile Ala., Nov. 29—<87—An deceased, who was rector of the shall be allowed to show that the WONS—Tello-Teat to her home in Westfield, Mass., Alabama congressman who has church at that time. Mrs. Salvatore occupant o f the premteea haa oil rasMACts WTHT—Do You Remember, after a visit with her Aunt Miss (GALORE THE DEPENDABLE BUPNlR' •^baaa sassaA9a artsfar been hunting mountain lions in agreed to conform to the provi- w n c —News. was the former Miss Josephine Hattie Berr of Berr avehue. air aaa$Maals« m tt* Mexico came home yesterday to Lamenzo of this town. Mrs. Barbara Patterson of atona of this chapter and to nave liaat. kaarfclfy. Mar ... WDRC—Jack Smith Show. tha said owner harmless from all mwA alrtalafs atr far 9 iS * - face the bare facta. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore have two Springfield, Mass., is visiting her atff atf aamlarf. FlraA Representative Boykin (D. sons and two daughters.. They are sister Mrs. Frederick M. Arens of For Practical Xmas Giving, see these celebrated flnta for violation thereof, and the ky wmM ffaaa bamar* T irtm s-G abid Heattar. pooof o f auch agreement shall be WTHT—Counterspy, Ala.) was arrested for possessing Mrs. Frank Donadio, Ralph Salva­ Made Street. SALE sufficient defeiise to such prosecu- w n c —Talk by Gen. George C. bear meat out of season. tore, Mrs. Domenick Camposeo and The first snow storm of the sCa- Warden A. E. Nall found the Anthony Salvatore; and three .son brought out the town and Names at BUSH HARDWARE CO. tloB; and prorided alao that when­ These high-prestige furs . . . each well MarshaU. ever a private corporaUon vloteU WDRC—a u b Fifteen. 300-pound bear in Boykin’s deep grandchildren, “^all of this town. highway crews to clear the roads worthy of the famous Wilrose label . . . freese locker about two weeks The members of the family pool­ and If the old adage hold.s true the provlalons o f the preceding «A U .9 lA M t CON. It«5— sectloa, the officers and directors VMONOAtVOMM sweep to new magnificence with their WDRC—Edward R. Murrow; ago. It had been salted away in ed their gifts and presented a this was a practise Job as falling •>f«niM9 far fsaraalasrf readiness for one of the congress purse of money to Mr. and Mrs on the day it did means- 26 snow — ELECTRIC SAWS, POLISHERS, o f said corporation shall be per­ faa. a t savli^ ap. deep ripple backs, dramatic sleeves, and FT Newa SKILSAW sonally liable to pay the fine here­ 3 5 % «r s>ara ' f Ucfcly WONS—I Love a Mystery, man’s ritzy Washington dinners. Salvatore. storms for the winter. SANDERS, DRILLS. eewvert eael kamars e e i a variety of little collars for special neck­ The warden was waiting for in provided for." famacas fa Qafat, $a* w n c —Jimmy Durante Show. MiUabla afl haaf. line flattery. Choose a coat for more fur, Boykin when he came back from i/ Section 8 and 4 instruct police O H t O l l l C t — SiOS"" laatryaraflaB ava^ more flare, and more luxurj' than you’ve south of the- border. to see that the regutetiona "are WDRC—Mystery Theater. strietly complied with" and "to No one waou ’’pretty good” oil beat. When >aafaralarlbiaitisia5» seen in years, at these sale prices. WTHT—Carnegie Hall. Boykin posted 8100 and his — EI.ECTRIC TitDLE SAWS, baaia haallat, ara ATLAS report for proaecution all cases of yes buy, get the m m —Clean, comfortabls,-con­ aartabla bi a wWa WHAT—Music from Hollywood, trial was set for Dec. 9 in Inferior SANDERS, DRILL PRESSES. venient Timken Silent Automatic Oil Heat! raata a^^aaaacMtat. court. . vlotetlon of, or o f refusal or neg- S$acaviavlaH HI* w n c —Cavalcade of America. ; lect to comply with the provialona You can depend on this equipmam for long tifii MOisfaal WONS—Crime Does Not Pay. aad ccoopmv . . . on us for azpert iostsllsitioo Bird Report Planned o f this by-law relating to ice and SOS— snow.” . . . on Timken Silent Autometic for depend' WHAT—The Rosary. Plays all speeds — LATHES. SHAPERS, eble qnslityi Easy terms. H ess at tedn^ • iM - .’ Cincinnati, Ohio—(87—djancea POWER KING HOLLANDER NORTHERN SAWS, JIG SAWS. Etoerion Beta Pay Off WDRC—Mr. and Mrs. North. are the Kemales report never will — FROM THE — AND THE become as familiar to the general BACK MUSKRAT $249.50 WTHT—Town Meeting o f the DEPENDABLE MANUFACTURER! Air. public as the Klnaey report, prob­ New York (A7 _ vie Ercias, DEPENDABLE DEALER' ably becauM the former deals Trisste-born chef, baa been helping W HAT—Captain Glenn’s Talent — VIBRATOR ELECTRIC SANDERS. LET OUT MUSKR AT $479.50 Hun t with birda, not humans. Automatically! STERLING Kew Toricera pay and collect elec­ tion beta for 10 yeara. Winners get w n c —Fanny Brice - Baby Emerson Kemales, local omi- V ^ Snooks. thologiat and biology teacher in a "Gourmst Speclat" at bia Cabin T l M K B n i Grill. Loaers watch tham sat, hut Proudly Sold snd InstsU«d By WONS—Official Detective, the Cincinnati public achoola,' for NORTHERN BACK rotary aret only scanty fare themselves. w n c —Adventures in Research. several years baa been carrying on BLaACK & DECKER—DRII.I.S. MUSKRAT ...... $295.00 Siift— field wrork on the diatributlon of SANDERS, Etc. The special dinners coat the loa­ Oil Heat,and. O ils H E A T W HAT—News; Sports. migrating and breeding birds’ In ers 825. They start with 1906 bur­ SdO— South\<'e3tern Ohio. c y ld m h a l gundy and go through a four-inch Engineering, Inc. NATURAL SHEARED WNS-Newa. steak. After 18 other couraea they BiSS— d r I m e u vSMALL ELECTRIC GRINDERS, JIG wind up with deep dish roasted 887'Msin Street RACCOON ______$349.50 .WDRC—Escape. \A SAWS and MOTO SANDERS. banana pie. Phone 2-1166 Or 5918 WONS—John Steele, Adventur­ er. BLACK PERSIAN WHAT—Moonlight Matinee, w n c —Bob Hope. SHOPMASTER -.IIG SAWS. STANDS, PAW ...... $179.50 Stio— JOINTERS and WDRC—Life with Luigi, SABRE SAWS. WTHT—News. A , Dollar Siaved GRAY PERSIAN PAW $179.50 WONS—Mysterious Traveler, w n c —Fibber McGee and MoP- ly. WARREN —DADO SAWING WASHERS Si4S— MAKES A DADO OUT OP GRAY CHEKIANG lIVTHT—Community Chest Pro­ YOUR BENCH SAW. Is A Dollar Earned CARACUL ...... $1 79.50 gram. M:00— Our Merchandise is Priced to Sell. T 1 W D R C -H it the Jackpot piwsapsfl> HOOVER — e l e c t r i c ' m o t o r s i n a l l Least Get Our Prices. GRAY CHINESE w n c —Big Town. SIZES FROM >4 TO 1 WONS—News Commentary. KIDSKIN ____ ... $189.50 WTHT—Time for Defense. N dylsf) HORSEPOWER. WHAT—News: Moonlight Ma­ RECAPS LOW AS $4.95 USED TIRES 49c tinee. LASKIN MOUTON (Light and MiSO— VEE 6:00x16 WDRC—Dance Music. FRAM FILTERS As featured in Park Brown) . . . . $)49.50 WONS—Behind the Story. BELTS WTHT—Newspaper of the Air. AND Trico Wiper, Motors and Linkage, WHIZ AIR FLO POUSH MademoificUc WHAT—Blue Mirror Trio, Complete Stock Vogue MOUTON LAMB $99.50 w n c —People Are Funny. PULLEYS Reg. 75c .‘ ...... 39c Glamour While It Lasto T" ------Charm Sponge Rubber Weather Stripping \ Seventeen of all Kinds, W'indow Channel HOT WATER HEATERS * New and Used it A Few Left. Reg. $24.95 And many * other fine furs. See the "N E W M & M PLANER $1 3 .5 0 • H om M of -HEATER PARTS Choose here from hundreds. AM'FM Radio, 7 Tubes, 3 Speed Phono­ No shop can afford to'be without this new thickness pbmer snd * Ontstanding Values * moulding machine. FLOOR MATS LOW AS $2.19 graph, FuO Range Tone Control. I See our 1950 line of Seat Covers. • >ln VBfiMH wsMmm at MAN- Plastic as low la $14«95, coach and se­ * Complete sets-of brake lining on shoes. * caiESTBB. oasnd hy lA B- dans. Heater hose. * • Via. Tsu mmir m wtth only $57.50 Exchanged, Ford, Chev^ Plymouth, etc. f . m roar MsdA wsdl sasply vou Weekly Payments as Low as $1,,00 See it on demonstration BOW, ■ with Ihs hasM rm Stitm. New Tires. Trade Your Old Ones Batteries Accessories m Sash Frasi JABVia Md To • CHARGE ^ aimll find Bad Be Bnppy. . For Those **FuU-Measure" Values It's • BUDGET * Jorvis Realty GAUDET'S Campbell Auto Supply • LAYAWAY • Company I JEWELERS 793 MAIN PHONE 5167 29 BISSELL 8T„ MANCHESTER, CONN. H ' wToMtaT’lMraSi < Potterton's (Acroaa From S t Jamea’ Church) TsL 6IU, TSia at Free DeUvery Phone 4121 597 MAIN STREET SHERIDAN BUILDING 891 Main S t MANCHESTER, CONN. COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP WORK ’ • Bata - I Mancheator AT THE ^CENTER 539-641 MAIN ST. ■ /■ ^ V a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29.1949 P A G B n V g f MANCHBSTBB e v e n i n g HEBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1949 ^ eiah will be conducted by P rofemor Towsod, Md., stepped from the school this tvsnlng at 7:80 p. m. inj en by Rev. Olof J. Nurlund,' 54, o f HcriMTt A. France at M plsy HtU. To Speak Here Plane Lands plane unhurt. ths church MClal rooms. Soutb Coventry Daniel took o ff from the Teteck •(•Inst British wd Americsn Town Pump Locked Up ImproverB Plan Progress avenue. Providence. at BusbneU Memorial Halt in Hart­ Mild Weather PRESCRIPTIONS Rockville B M t t Movte ford. An invitation la sxtendsd boro, N. J „ airport for Boston, aad Rev. Nerlund was arrested for Mn. PanSao Uttio ifm trirrater ootnmarclal ahlpptnf than nny As Hebron Dries Out The churchman's Club o f St. by Mra. France to all psopls who decided to make a landing at the reckless driving. WnSiiuuitlo Bx. Pkaoo 8SU -lin On Parkway • m o f NsOonsUst strenBth h w Connecticut State Prospect Spaghetti Dinner The Demby car was struck on CALLED FOR. John's church will hold a honoflt «ijo y fine chorals musie to he- New Haven Municipal Airport be­ cause at sdvsme weather reports iEttnAttg Iferald shown nfBtist tha OtlneM Com- If things keep on aa they ths left front fender, according to AND LofigetoHold movla at tha Palaca thaatar aUrt- edme patrons at this rims. Further cffkshumat are, it will shortly be easier to police, and Immediately after the Ing today and continuing through A happy treat la in store for Information Imay be obtained by en route. S ^ W C X mimUts. BriUin hss rapentedly Hartford, Nov. 29—(«>)—Con­ A spaghetti dinner will be served Children of groupa 1-5 at the new Skids Along Pavement Yankee get a glass o f -beer in Hebron tomorrow night In Liberty Hall on collision DemldT oompUlned o f a DEUVERED through Thursday. telephoning her at WlUtmantlc riaaera Mater FbOo l i WMtll thnntsned stronc messurnst our necticut today faced several days than a drink o f water. .aehool on Croas street and all town ifOiUtFutl.a 0mm. ' Golwa^ Kreet at 7 o'clock by to leg. A passing motorist, . t'- A lt O wdltleBad Its Memorial 491J5. And Spins Aronnd Aft­ He tot^^^tdlee that the Pune’s SUts DapnrUnent flies protests. By A. H. O. ot unsHsonably mild weather They have locked the school- Tha Board of Dlractors o f tho raHKhool children, Wednesday, TBUius raaouaoM. Arnold Paganl of the Garden Grove Francis Gardner of 48 Devon fov. 80 when Santa Claua plana In addition to the orchestra, 270 y motor failed'hm the perkway as PfM., Tr m .. 0 ««'' *% • • • ' It U not bejrond the realm of ridic­ some two to eight degrees above house pump at the old school Cteterars. The dinner is being drive, was hailed and he took ths PINE RockvUIo PubUc Hoaltb Nursing R voices, there wiU be 55 members er Wing Snags Fence he waa moasuvdrlmf to get into rom4«d OeiobOT i. MB. on Hebron Green, and parched Association is to award a two hun­ to arrlvo in Coventry. He will ba ulous posribUlty that wesUm normal, with no prospect of more sponsored by the Manchester Im ­ injured man to the hospital. Rockville Elks' Rites to at the new echool at 9:50 a. m. to of the Hartford Symphony andioor -posiUon for hla nin>rQach to tho our last, we described how the snow this week. residents are walking aimless­ provement Association and allpro­ The accideht occurred east of PHARMACY dred dollar scholarahlp to a mam- distinguished soloiata from New New Haven, Nov. 29—(») — A New Haven airport. puUKiMd B W • » « “ « shipa may aome day help the OU- most e x te n d i and eloquent detete ly about, their tongues hang­ Z'"" 7~n~' • ~i. . . of th eH reet theao children, according to - 4^ Sunday and Holldaya. Bntafad at tha The' Hartford Weather bureau ceeds will enter-the fund for the the Wilbur Cross Highway cutoff Be; Held Sunday; York City and Bostoo featured In email slngle-eeater airplane made 1710 landing, made at n lijpQt on roat^oOiaa at Mannhaatar. Conn., aa nese Communists by being drawn of the special session of the Gen­ smd daytime temperatures through ing out, looking for cooling Children's Christmas Party, ar on the turnpike, the area known 694 Centar lU rtti the presentetlon. Rock^o High I adminlitrativo principal. ParenU tt belly landing on the eastbound the highway near thae Woodbndge •aoont. Claaa ICail Battar. ______I'into an exchange of Are with eral Assembly was something be­ Wednesday at least will not drop springs. annual feature a t the North End. as McLean Hill, and both cars T t L 2-9R14 Speaker Announced to ontor, tho pre-echool children are requeet- Charles Chriatenssn o f North town line, created a traffle jaiit hind closed glass doors, something It seems that people around lane at the Wilbur Cross parkway SUBBdUmoN BATES trigger-happy Nationalist war­ below 45 or 50 degrees, while at Chief John M e n is chairman of were eastbound. Demlw Is em­ Tho funds for the o c b o l^ lp win ^^ng them to the echooL Coventry hss. announced the en­ until police could haul the plana the curious public could see, but night readings will drop to about the Green have been piecing ployed by the Checker Taxi Com­ be drawn from the E«ch child -there will receive ' a gagement o f his daughter, Otadyce here yesterday, skidded along the away to a nearby garage. Its right One Tear br Ball ...... J*®;®® ships. the commlttse this year. He said Itockvllie, Nov. 29— (Special)— ■la montlis by Ball1 ...... |. e.wn-w; not hear. , _ 35. T o r y ’s light rain will end this out their dwindling well sup­ pany o f Boston. Chriatmas Seel Sale wdilch | email g ift from their beloved San- Caroline, to Angelo Pascetello, son pavement and spun around after wing and propeller were damaged. Wa ciu this ludicrous situation the dinner is open to the public Superior Court Judge, Hon. Ed­ One montb by Ball ,,,,,,••,*.■•9 But what went on inside this ne- evening. The mild spell w ill end plies with water from the old and children under 12 years of age A minor accident Sunday night thie week. The action la in line wim of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peaeetsllo lU wing rip snagged a roadside flrnsla Cow V • • not because we see any simple or publican caucus was too interest* this weekend. pump. But water from this will be admitted free' with their occurred when Edward J. Eorem- ward J. Daly of Hartford will de­ the etatewlde effort In 1>*1^ I A ll P T A women are' requested to o f 538 Jackson street, WtUlmanttc. fence. The electric self-starter for Ing for us to maintain the the pre­ Weatherman WUUam R. Fuller L E X q S •nMf^dailawad. Ona’T «w ’ ...... ii herself as tha . . . - BUT NO TIME % \ ' faUed. its leadership was playing a con­ by the dairymen. Those attending ■The clothing W PP^ lonely gntnsa pig e( westofa pol> *Now, with the start ot winter, structive role In ending a deadlock; are asked to bring their lunch and win continue through Sunday, De­ eoffee wUl bs SMved. ley. If Rasata attacks, France is we are faced with the danger that And what happenedf cember 11. '______Short riilnndar Seseiog supposed to be tbs front line of The Republican party leadership TO BE WITHOUT- IT’S THE ONE FINf CAR IN THE LOW-PRKE FIELD such moisture as may come our ran into a storm surpassing in A short calendar session of the y e s a t l . the West, but France sees no very way will bo largely wasted be­ violence anything that ever greet­ Court at Common Pleas wUl be $6*50 Expects Byrnes Only Ford in tha low-price field ofFen you a V-8 enfline—the some type Arena real assurance that her presumed cause it runs off too quickly on ed any of its so-called obstruction­ hsM on Wadnesdsy, November 80th INSURANCE at 10 ojo. with Judgo J (^ Clark alUsa wtU flght to hold that front frosen ground. Running off, it ist stands o f the past engine you find in America’s costliest corsl H's a 100 h.p. engine ^thot ^ The reasonableness and com­ fltagoiold presiding. Ths follow­ Be Candidate Electrified ahearling cuff, has. I f Germany revives as a N otice oould conorivably flU reservoirs promise of Its policy was attacked ing eaaoo are Hstod, tfarevo, O r ^ p delivers "go” at a touch. Yet its quiet whispers quality. The "Six,” too. It a zipper faatencr, printed j military power, France sees her­ again. But they would be reser­ 'surrender.” 'The leadership * Low Co. vs. Michael Aricetook, V n.vr>i Raleigh, N. C., Nov. 29— (F)— 95 horfopower package of power surprises. One ride will convince you— fleece lining. W hole riii self alone on Europe with that re­ voirs entering the next summer was -accused of having lost its DofauIL Judgment; C. W . Hayes courage. Trying to break the school It’s open season on aeddenta. Whether or Laboratorieer Inc.’ ve. Wintaor Former Secretary <>* Stote James only, 4 to 11. " ' « vival. season without their natural re. nothing but a *50 Ford will dol aid deadlock, it appeared, was Wood and Metal ProducU Co.; De- F. Byrnes for to Economically speaking, France not atrccts or sidewalks are slippery docs not serve of water stored in the coun­ nothing more or less than treach­ foutt. Judgment; The W. O. Glen- 7**® governor of N < ^ Carolina is la favor of that “integration” tryside, reservoirs tilled from the ery to the Republican party. STORES relicTo yon of responsibility if yon are to say Co. vs. John J. Slamln et aL ••T® ®®'. - . aa ^ «,n . Default for Failure to Plead. Oov. Kerr Scott, to * whldi is the American recommen­ top rather than soundly nourished And when the suggestion was blame for an accident. Smart thins to do is finally made that the caucus go Members of the bar of Tolland, ference y«®^®y>.®®il dation, but she la la favor o f it from an underground water tabla. to be SURE you have insurance if you drivo TWndham, Middlesex and New Lon- 1 the recent tauthem Govemora on record as supporting the course conference at Bllbxl. Miss., had the only if Britain is a full partner In So we not oqly have emergency of the party leadership, the ap­ don counties are -invited to attend a car or own property. Call ns todayl \ matter figured out this way: the proceaa That is so, again, now, but a threat that the basic plause for the suggestiem was so WILL BE OPEN a lecture for practicing lawyers on •The Law of Family Probleme" Byrnes, former chief justice of the features you want in sparse that the leqdership saw no because France fears that the end drought condition will actually In the Supreme court and war m ^ urgent necessity for putting tha eeadueted by the committee on o f dismantling and the Industrial blltzer, would run for governor of tenslfy Itself under the cover suggestion to any formal vote. If baritutee at the 8teU Bar Asso- > With the Exception of Paintf Hardware South Carolina next year. (Bymee revival of Germany we are now winter, to emerge still more seri it had, the result, then, at least, eiatlott o f Connecticut to be held said several weeks ago he wns promoting will give XSermany eco­ ous next summer. Nothing like might have been adverse. Friday, Dec. 2, at 8 p.m. at the and Furniture County Court House, -Norwich. considering a try for the g m ^ nomic dominance of Europe that has ever happened to Con­ The thing may weather down. But, for the moment at leswt, With Louie W. Webber of Hartford notzhip). In 1953 autee RighU again. France's cure for this is to Democrats would propose him to necticut before; it seems unbeliev­ the new Capitol concept had to ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. Bar conducting the lecture. The draw Germany into a federated able that it will happen now. But be thlsi that the basic obstiwe- course is one of the first in the the Democratic party ae Ite ean«- VerSite Pump Europe, which would place re­ tlonism ot the Republican party Wednesdays Until aew program and there wUI be no date for the presidency. I f ^ the antidote is still about two REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE party objected, the Btatee’ Right- straints on Germany. But, as Is no personal quirk ot a few charge. weeks of solid rain on frost-free 953 M A IN S T R E E T T E L E P H O N E 3450 Additional Oseee ors would attempt to penm ^e France sees it, a federated Eu­ leaders, bat a rank and flla $ 2 * 3 5 ground. proposition. The better the 5353482348534853535323532323235389482348892323234853485348532323232323484823485353534823 Ybe following additional caeee I *3^®® to run on a SUtes’ Rlghte rope would in turn be a safe proc­ course the leaders chart, tiM W asaigned for Trial at the CJourt »‘®l‘ ®i:^ ,, ess only if Britain were in it, to 5:S0 P* M. of Common Pleaa on W edn^av I Aeked if there waa Indieauon Sensibly And Early more opposition It seems to help France in counterbalancing generate inIn theirtl own party. Everett B. Dawley ve. George w ! |d>at the B te ^ ’ Rlghte Flexible rubber lined, plain UNTIL CHRISTMAS edge, black only. Sizes 4 to and restraining Germany. The idea the retailers of the Ptatt, Admr., Frsncls E. Bto^er 1**®^ 11. Available in all heel] What France fears, on the oth­ nation once sold President Roose­ Joseph A. Kaeabian vs. Frank V. heights. er hand, is that the United States velt—that of moving Thanksgiv­ Sand Distributed M E R C H A N T S ’ D IV IS IO N 4;iiuvM i,i:ii Cheseey. ing ahead so there would be an dosin g Servleeo and Britain may force her into an MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE economic bedfellowahlp with a re­ extra week for Christmas shop­ Here Next Week ITie closing of the Forty Hours Devotion eervicee at St. Joseph’s Manchester Barber viving and domineerli^ Germany, ping—seems to have gone'perma­ And for that quiet evening In accoMance with town by­ Catholic church will be held this while they thcnuelves refuse to nently into the discard. Thanks­ evening when vespers will be sung Association at home give your feet a | laws which require property own- treat with a pair of participate in the economic union giving ^ is regular again, and .ers to clear walks of ice and snow a* 7:80 o’clock. There wlU be a they recommend for Europe. Christmas shopping is regular and make them safe for pedestrliut sermon by the Rev. William Rants, Shops assistant pastor of Holy Name France thus feels whipsawed again. That means this is the travel, attention has bMn called YOU PROFIT BY OUR church. Stamford. The Utany o f week to begin shopping in earnest. to the existing regulation. As an Parkhill Slippers between two elements of western aid to property owners and house­ A ll the Saints will be sung by the CLOSED WEDNESDAY policy, feeling that she Is being In our editorial capacity, we holders who wish to secure a sup­ visiting priest, followed by a asked to take the worst of the believe in shopping sensibly and ply of. sand to use during the win­ solemn procession marking the IN THE SOUTH END a(FORD)inyourfiiluit * $ 2 - 9 5 Russian and the worst of the Oer early. The two qualities go to ter. General Manager George H. , EXPERIENCE close o f the Forty Hours Devo­ Waddell has authorised the town tion. >wHhafuluiibuihinl man peril simultaneo^ly. Which­ gether. You have to be early, highway department to distribute Meeting CLOSED THURSDAY ever one might turn out to be the ahead of that last minute rush of sand on the following schedule. There will >e a faculty meeting real menace of the future. France people down the aisles and bf Northeast area December 5, Our wide fxperienee in the repair and maintenance of for Junior, Intermediate and Senior IN THE NORTH END Join the Shoe Salon \ would get the worst o f i t foolish blood to your ovm head, if southeast area December 5, south­ Departments of the 'Union rtiurcb Ci#a U a V e s s west area December 7 and north-i ChrysleivPiymouth cars is money in yOur pocket. Work In this situation, France is fre­ you are going to be sensible. west area December 8. An adver­ Hosiery Club quently Indulging in wishful As an individual, we are usual­ tisement will give detailed limits is done fast which saves costly time charges. Work is .thinking, trying to imagine some ly late and foolish. The fact that of the areas, which roughly are h e a r ... Too win be depghtfnily sur-1 divided by Center and Blast jCen- way to escape from what seems there are millions like us nourish­ done right— mechanics arc all trained in factory methods. prized when you And eat ths | tor streets noc^ and .south, and by tennz. to her an impossible predicament es a whole industry-.-thst indus­ Main street cist and west. Work is done thoroughly— modern testing equipment SNOW REMOVAL and Im I Her hesitwey and her reserva­ try which speclaUpes in producing Boxes, barrels or other stout re-1 tions constantly hamper some gaudy, worthless things designed ceptacles should be left on front and methods permit no half-way measures. Why risk injury to your back and rain to your dia- CANNON HOSIERY phases of western policy, and try only for the' late and foolish lawns for thS~men to fill. Work the will-start promptly at 7 a. m. each position by shoveling snow from your walks and Ylrive Christmas trade. the patience of American and day. Additlonad sand can be se­ "M y partner and 1 created a life Insurance tha hard way? ' $1.19 and $1.35 Britlah dlptomacy. Well, somebody has to support cured by carrying It from the Har- j trust to carry out the teniw of a buy-and- But the fears which France this industry in the style to which rlson street garage. sell agreement. This protects the partner Wa can do it for you with officiant machinary and differaace who survives. Now both of us feel more feels are important beyond their it has becoms accustomed. But secure.” eourteoua help for leaa than 250 for tha averaga home you, you sensible people, who like 'f - purely French character. France for tho aniira Wintar aeaaon. at your ’THE happens to be th the front lines of to give gifts good for a lifetime For details of a similar arrang.ement to Open Forum aafegUard your bustnesa interests, ask our tha western peUcy of playing two o f use and remembrance, get out At this low price we most have four or five honaes trust officers or your lawyer. potential menaoea against each and do ybur shopping early. I “ A Lovable Oltlsen” ' near together on one street if we arc not now doing work FORD other, but that policy is also dyna- To the editor, j near you. We sand walks after every sleet and freezing SHOE .mlte tor everybody else too. Not One Good Turn A very lovable citizen o f Man­ Open Thursday Evenings chester has passed away—Paul H. I storm. the least danger in it is the habit Cheney. Those whe were Close to | 5:80^to 8:00 P. M." DBALIR’S South Bend, Ind.-.(4V-Mi(;hl- The amount of buainesa we can do is of neeeaslty limit­ sueh Biensices have of uniting and gan State and Notre Dame enjoy him will feel keenly the parting. SALON becoming one. the role of apoilara— eapeclally H it thoughtfulness for others. I ed 8 0 get together kith jrour neighbors today and call against each ether. In 1908 Michi­ expressed so simply, his gweroslty Mr. Wolcott, telephone 8597 for estimate and^ contract. gan State iMt one game—a l7-( in giving, especially to musiral in­ *Exehul9ely Yduri** Gordian Knots Galore The Manchtster Tru$f Co. defeat by the Iriah. In 1910, Notre terests, his lov# of flowers, plants You will ba pltagcd with our worii. ’CaL 8597. and books, and most of all bit de-1 MaaielMster, Cono^riout I 474 Main Btraoi a While aome Ameriea|ui>are atiU Dame k>at only one game— a 17-i defeat by Michigan gtate. On an­ vetion to his frtsnds wilt long be e Meeaher Federal Deposit ItMurgBee CorporoHoa hqpiag that aonw uW «ea be other ooohalen. In 1905, Notre remembered by those who knew I Acrasi firaB'Tha'''- fouaS la rebuild Hatlaeallat. Qiina Dame alao handed the Spartans him. - ' JOHN 5. WOLCOTT & SON DILLON SALES and SERVICE aroqad ^raaurgant Cblang Kal- their only defeat of the aeaaon, How difficult it U to say goodbye | 1.10 CEXTER STREET ' . MAP^’HESTER Post while the Spartans returned the to ohe> of an era of friendliness, ahek, the Chlncae Narionallot compliment by giving the Irish courtesy and sympathy. Mavy ia ahowlng mote Sght their oalv loee the I t i t season. M. P. C. . i. . ■ . ■ ‘'-'S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CPNN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1949

even after the Sir John Franklin th e defense ot peace and the rage and tha more dangerous bo- rdaehad daap water and signalled atnvsl* agaUwt the warmongcra.” comes tha danger qf military ad­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL.U. MANCHESTER. CONN,, TUESDAX, NOVEMBER 29, I94S Scan Hospital Asks All Reds Weetara Powers Attacked ' ventures.” S p a m ! t a x t FiringsRided Extended Forecafit the pursuers that tha chip waa dropping anchor. Another rciK>lt.tloB charged the The resolution urged Ckmmu- Boston, Nov. 39—(P)— Extended Finance Needs Receipt of thla messaga clsarad To Help Oust western powers with preparing for mate everywhere to make an all- ^Improper’ forecast for all New England for up soma Initial official confusion a new world war. out attempt to enlist Catholic trade Small Claims “ The whole policy,” it said, unions and workers Into a "pcaca TONI whedter Being Visited Asks Contract the period Nov. 80 to Dee. 8 In­ whether the ehote ware fired by (RaflB) clusive; Nationalist warships or Commun­ Tito’s Regime •‘of the Anglo-American imperial­ fronL” Court Cases Decision on Deep River The temperature in New England Meeting Tonight to Con- ist ebors battsrlsa. ist bloc serves in the preparation "In tha strufgla for working Jasseaiflalr Fee Payments of a new war.” claaa unity,” It aaid, “apecial at­ By Mormon Missionaries during the next four daye, W ^ - . alder Raising Fund Department Preea Officer (Continued from Fagr One) Employes, i JJpholds nesday through Saturday, will Michael J. McDermott told re­ It said this policy was sho'wn in tention should' be given to tha Rag 91.66 - T9W Vataa fM9] the transformation of westero maaaea of Catholic workers and Judge Gnrk Reserves average two to eight' d e g rw For Vital Expansion porters' that on the basis of the the Ckmilnform in Jime, 1948, or W, F. Johnson Sues Ry* Malehiodl'BineUUr Finding by '"Gbniley above the seasonal normal. Mild second report "the department will Germany and Japan Into ''hotbeos working people and their organi­ BOTH FOR $2.00 3? ^{•itoheaUr ia baing vlslted by^tant things pertaining to the king­ Washburn-Danktp | Gordon-Straughan charges that the Tito government of Faaciem” and the west’s “dis­ zations, hearing In mind that ro- dom o f God. Mary’s church waa the.j Mias Margaret Marta fitaclalr, His Decision in Two weather at the beginning of the Approximately 350 residents of fils an aneegetic protest with the waa anti-Soviet and refiuing to' lander lor $1,000; St. Hartford, Nov. ,- (J>)—The ruption o f a peace settlement with ligious convictions are not an ob­ : adailoiuulM* "10, We believe in the litei^ scene of the wedding, last Satur- r of Deming street and Louis Mai- 29 period wlU be followed hy some­ Manchester and aurrounding com- Natlonallst^lp.vernmenL” , follow traditional Stalin-Leninlet 'iialtora m not aalMioneri, gathering of Israel and in the re­ chlodi, aon of Mr. and Mrs. PMer Legal Disputes Uaoharge.of aevwi employca by Germany and Japan. stacle to working claaa unity. Par­ JAMES Eviction Cases Heard day at seven p. m., of Mias Bar- f what colder at tha end. munlttaa eerved by Manchester principles of (Jommunism. ticularly when this unity la needed n ^ y sr» mlwlonnriea, in thnt storation of the ten tribes; that Maletaiodl, of Newington, were Pratt, Reed and Company, Inc.; of ■ Some normal Umperaturea for •Thla policy alao finds its ezprcc- Mtabllsh n bara Marie Dunlop, daughtw of Memorial hoepital will meet with The resolution was made public slon." said the resoluUon. ‘In the to save peace. BEAUTY SALON tliay arc aecklnK to Zion will be built upon this, the Mr. and Mrs. Rotert O. Ehinlop, | united In marriage Satur^y at Judge Wsslsy C. Gryk reserved Deep River more than two yeart thla period are: Nantucket 89. Boe- trustees and doctors at a dinner on the anniversary of the foui)d- ■ new otaurch in town. , American, continent; that Christ aalm lng a total of $1,000 from nine o’clock In St. Mary's church, \fp> haa been ruled‘ImpropeF’ Jiy Wesleyan Seeks refusal of the jynglo-American bloc “A concrete Joint action in the of 89 Ridge street, and George M. decision in two eases presented be­ ton and New Haven 86, Provident^ In the Masonic Temple tonight at ing of the n to government in to prohibit atomic weapons despite 74 E. Ctnttr St. The Yiaitor* are young “ “ y will reign personally upon earth, Harry R Ryltnder of 37 Oalc Newington. The double-ring cere­ the state Supreme Court of Br 35, Portland 82, Eastport 31, Con­ field of economic demands,” added Washburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. fore him In Small Claims cdurt 6;'45 to consider ways and means 1943. the collapse of the legend of Ameri­ the communique, “ the coordination vary eameat and aincere, and tn ^ and that the earth will be renewed drove street, William F. Johnson mony Was performed hy Rev. RUPTURED^ rore. cord 80. Burlington 29. GrronvUle R200,000 Fund •te part of a “missionary army* and receive its paradisiacal glory. William P ' Cross, 108 Plymouth George F. Clark. 'Yellow and white yestsr^ay afternoon of financing the vitally needed ex­ Deneunoee “Spy Cllqiie” can atomic monoply. and in Iho of the atniggle between class and of Lake street. Vernon, brought Oonti detey ■ ses ths new moO- The decision, released yeetor- 24. and Presque Isle 28 degrees. pansion program of the hodpitsl. «< J5.000 persons sent out tbit year “ 11. We claim the privilege of lane. Rev. Alfred L. WUliama per­ efarysanthemums decorated the One of the ceiee, which ha^ been It denounced Tito’s "spy clique” fanning of war hysteria by all pos­ the Catholic trade uhiona, etc., can worshipping Almighty God accord­ action against Rylander in a Civil formed the double-ring ceremony to^araa «t AHBON day, upheld a declalon filed by PreifiplUtlon wUl average on^ it has been announced by C. Ill- kew York; Nov. 89—(IP)—Wes­ sible means.” be an 'effective means of bringing by the Church of Jesus Christ of, session of Town Court yesterday altar- ^ tin u e d eeveral tlmee, was the; TBUS8B8 fittefi by axperth. Superior CMurt Judge John M. half inch or over occurring as rain and said they are "enemies of the Latter-day Saints of Salt Lake ing to the dictates of our own con­ by candlelight, against a back­ leyan University, which is seeking woriiers class and peasants, ene­ The call for a fight against the the Catholic workers into the com­ afternoon. The plaintiff was rep­ Oiven ia marriage by hsr-^incle, o f the Johnson Construction com­ Private Ittthit room. Oomley who upheld a finding by in aouthern New England and as City. Utah. Better known as Mor­ science and allow all men the same ground of white pompons and Andrew J. Kanun, the bride was $200,000 tor immediate needs, is mies of the nations qf Yugoslavia. Yugoslav regime was sounded by mon front of the struggle for privilege; let them worship how, resented by Attorney Harold W. fema that banked the altar. John pany. Broad streat, va. Earl the state Board of Mediation and snow or rain in northern New Eng- appealing only to non-coUege men Oheorghle Gheorghlu-De] (sec.e- peace.” mons, the members o f this church Oarrlty and the defendant by At­ attended by Miss Barbara Cun^ Quinn's Pharmiicy Arbitration that the workers had lani towards the end ot the period. "This espionage group does not constttiite one of the most closely where or what they.may. Ckmkerhnm, organist, played the Campbell of Vernon. The plain­ for donations. express the will of the nations of tary general of the Romanian The statement wooing Catholic ' torney George C. Lessner. ningham of West Hartford, and been discharged unjustifiably. knit reflgious bodies in any part "12. W s believe in being sub­ wedding march and recessional, MUa Nancy Sinclair, sister o f ths tiff claimed $90 tor labor and Self-educatefi, successful busi­ Yugoslavia (Serbia, Slovenia. Workers (Communist) party. Hli trades unionists apparently was I ject to kings, presidents, rulers and Judge Wesley C. Gryk conUn- and accompanied Robert Gordon, equipment.. Both the company and the CIO ness men w ill be Invited to adopt report was titled "The Yugoslav aimed at counteracting the Vatl-1 of •the world. Their beliefs, It ia ued the case and reserved decision bidde, sii bridesmaid. Chariss Croatia, Bosnia - Herzegovina, aaplained. extend Into their dally magistrates; in obeying, honoring who sang “ Because,” and "O Per­ The caae arose when a foumja- Furniture Workers union ajipeal- the Middletown, Oohn,, university Communist Party In the Power bf can's decree of last summer ex- ' In two other actions at jrestsr- m Plccbloni of West Hartford was «d the board decision.' The 'com­ Use of New Montenegro and Macedonia),” the secular life in a direct way, a cir- and sustaining the law. fect Love.” best ihsn .qtid Jamfs Wilson of the tlon owncil by Campbell was as their alma mater and donors Murderers and Spies." ^ „ , communicating . ., Catholics « who m ill-; ^««SC»IWlON ••13. We believe In being hon­ day*B session. Exterior aiid Interior pany's appeal was based on the will receive certificates Identifying resolution declared, “but the will eiimatance which has won for Given in ^marriage by her fa­ same place served sa usher. washed out during a rain atorm. of the Anglo-American •imperial­ Italy’s Cbmmunlst Leader Pal-1 tantly supported Communl.vm.) i them a reputation as being kindly, est, true, chaste, benevolent, vir­ » Largest single item in John­ ther, the W de was attired in n Campbell stated t e t the Johnson charge that decieion should be set Drug Brings them aa Wesleyan Associates. miro Togilstti reported on the ' ------I ^ * « « V I C I tuous, and in doing good to all son’s $1,000 claim was $500 which The bride wore a gown of vriilte eside because the board did not The novel drive for funds, which ists. in consequence of which it friendly people. dacia colorM ChimUlly lace gowm, satin. Her veil of Illusion wrss com ^ny was negUgent In moving betrayed the' intereata of the coun­ "Unity of the Working Class and • Decides Death Suicide men; Indeed we may say that we the plaintiff said Rylaftder agreed over matching faffeta. It was its squlpment, which Campbell PAINTING lake action within 60 days after | Quick Cures opened last night, was the Idea of the Tasks of the Ckimmunlst ami! ------lia Remain Until tiprlng follow the “admonition of Paul— to pay in exchange for contracts edged with Chantilly lace and held it got the case. The union sought! James A, Stiles, Wesleyan alumnus try and liquidated the political in­ Herb, possibly to remain until fashioned with a square neckline, In place 'With a headpiece of the had hlrM, before the foundation ALSO dependence and economic aover- Workers’ Parties;" ' Milford. Nov. 29—(A»i—Dr. Wil- [ we believe all things, we hope all to build four houses. Johnson stat­ cap sleeves, tight bodice and bouf­ to have a back pay and reinstate- | and publisher of The Nassau Daily Throat of War Not Diminished ! lism J. H. Fischer, medical exam- | spring, are Elder Irven L Henrie, things, we have endured many net and lace. She carried a white had been filled—or supported by Revlewr-Star, RockvUIa Centre, N. elgnty of Yugoslavia.” ed that he was going to. build four fant skirt. She wore «n ostrich earth. mept provision included in th e! (Contlnoed from Page One) The Comlnform communioue Iner, said today that the dctffli of Jlr., of Gunnison, Utah, and Glenn things and hope to be able to en­ prayer hook with orchid marker. T. The communique published in houses for a Glastonbury {iarty plume headpiece with vsUing at­ Tile maid of honor wore powder board decision. j .... — . said it would be misleading to as- \ Herman W. Horatmann, 43. which ' H. Thomas of Price, Utah. dure all things. If there Is any­ but turned the contracta over to Angelo Glola at 50 Norman PAPER A back, pay provision would method of extraction from the Stiles is chairman„of a vanguard Pravda,voice of the Russian Com- threat of a new war had > occurred Monday night at Milford 1 ■ The young men, on arriving thing virtuous, lovely or of good tached that draped softly around Mrs. Keanetk Gordon blue taffeta and carried an arm street, an employee ot WllUam F. committee of ?50 alumni who met Rylander with the agreement that her throat, and long, matching have made the seven workers soil microbe known as stropte- ravnUt party (Bolshevik), »**<1 • diminished. ; hospital, was suicide. The hospi- here sought out Town Clerk report, or praiseworthy, we seek bouquet of pifik carnations. The Johnimn, told the court that the last night to get the drive rolling. representatives from the (Com­ the latter pay Johnson $135 per mitts. Her cascade bouquet wras bridesmaid'wms attired In lilac eligible to receive $14,000 be­ myces fradlae,” Dr. Duncan s^d. ' ••Historical experience,” said Uic I tal reported when Horatmann was Samuel J. Turklngton, and were after these things.” Center Congregational church foundation waa cracked before the HANGING The two patlonte who under­ The vanguard has pledged to raise munist parties of eight countries disappointed to learn that he is house. of white chrysanthemums. Miss taffeta and her bouquet waa of tween them.! communique. "Showe that the more ; admitted Saturday night that he DmhM A^pfeeiwwit waa the scene of the wedding, rain and even before the forms Decilnea Both Requeeto went successful neomycin treat­ the $300,000 by next December attended the meeting to exchange' hopeless the cause of the Imperial- 1 was sufTtrlng from an overdose of JB a Canadian hospital as victim Ann D. Zwiek was maid of honor yellow pompons. had keen removed. Giola, who Thomas J. McKinney 15. B if there is one place Rylander denied that such an and wore a gown o f champagne Saturday, of Miss Elaine Ward A reception for the members of Judge Ckimley declined both re- ment were Ralph Pltzer, 47-year- views on s number of important 1st reactionaries the more they i sleeping pills. df^ an automobile accident. They 28 Persons Killed bad charge of the equipment, said old Blglerzvllle, Pa., fruit grower, The funds axe sought to help said that they had been directed agreement was made and added cdlored CSianUlly lace over pink Straughan, daughter of Mr. and the family and close frieiids waa Phone 2-0106 queata. I continue specific research»proJects, subjects. The countries represent­ w here care coonu, it is that the matter was not even be.didn’t return to finish the Job The Supreme court, in a deci­ and Alfred Jones, 64, of Philadel­ ed were Russia, Poland. Hungary, to Mr. Turklngton because of the taffeta, with plunging neckline, Mrs. Sedrick J.' Straughan of 44 held at the home o f the bride’s because of an argument 'with establish felipw’ships and scholar­ ' in the compounding of mentioned by Johnson until after sion written by Aasoeikto Justice phia. Romania, (Czechoslovakia, Bul­ town clerk’s kindness to another As Plane Crashes; tight bodice and full skirt. Her Lewis street, and Kenneth Gordon, uncle and aunt, Mh and Mrs. An^ (jampbell. ships, increase faculty salaries. meihber of the Mormon church the two men had discussed the short mitts matched her gown drew J. Kamm of Deming street, Nervell Jennlnga, upheld the Su­ Treatment was in Pennsylvania ' and build up educational services garia. France and Italy. prescriptions. This pro- contracts with the Glastonbury son of Mr, and Mrs. John Gordon Camphell argued that he had perior court decision. With Yugloslavia, these were who recently was in town. The and a brief veil of the same color of Portadown, North Ireland, for Wapplng. - hospital’s Benjamin Franklin for foreign students and general (essioosl pharmacy Two Buildings Hit client. The defendant stated that hired the equipment and "wheri I The high court said that the clinic. Pennsylvania hospital, old­ the original parties making up the church has been interested in se­ completed her outfit. She carried merly of tbia town. The minis­ 'When the couple left for a trip hire a man I flgrure he's going to Elmore Watldns community relations. curing the complete geneologlcal he had refused to build the houses deep yellow chrysanthemums. to New York C^ty, the bride waa Snow Plowing only question submitted to the est in the United States, was Comlnform when It was organized GARAGES carries on the integrity ter, Rev. (JUfford O Simpson, per­ stay there until Tm through with records of its membership, and for (Ooattnued from Page Ona) at the price Johnaon had contract­ David GalUgan was best man and wearing a beige suit, brown sc- Board of Arbitration and Media­ founded in 1751 with the aid of more Watkins, president of the at a secret meeting in Poland in and personal interest of ed for. formed the' double-ring ceremony him.” tion in May, 1948. was whether board of trustees. i September 1947. this purpose has been micro- Richard Luko and Kenneth Jones at four o’clock. Warren Wood, cessorios and tan topper. On their The other case involved a $57.16 Benjamin Franklin. photographing public records in The case waa continued when Ditch Digging the workers had been dlecharged Other Drugs Fall During 1944-40, a building fund Nutrition Council your trusted physician aboard. The 41at waa believed to ushered. organist of the Second CongregE' return they 'wUI make their home claim by Harry R. Rylander and Warning Against "Titoism’’ Custom Buitt Connecticut towns where large be a baby. Qarrity agreed to supply JohU' A reception was held at the on Pine street. East Hartford. properly. The board found that Dr. Duncan said he decided to of over $4(>0,000 was subscribed by . . Will you remamber son's records pertaining to the tional church played the tradition­ Son of 27 Oak Grove street the wrorkers had been discharged voluntary contribution. However,' Aa a warning against ’^ toism ” j numbers of Mormons trace back The home office aaid 45 persona Sheridan restaurant at 7:30, The bride attended Ellsworth try neomycin after treatment Member Named in other Communist parties the AMESITE DRIVES TR.VP ROCK matter. al bridal marcbea and rendered a against Edward Brown, 60 Tan­ For water or sewer pipes. Improperly. Mr. WaUclna pointed out, wartime i I to bring us your doc­ their ancestry prior to the west­ had been accounted for. ,.'rhe line which was decorated with white High school. South Windsor, and using peniciilln, aureomycin. communique declared: The other two cases "in%’olved short concert as the guests ner street, for work which the In ite award, said the Supreme streptomycin and Chloromycetin. restrictions, followed by skyrock-' ward migration. When the church said 37 bodies had been recovered, wedding bells, pink streamers, sembled. He accompanied the is employed by the Travelers ta' ” .\genu of the Tito clique are! GRAVEL tor’s nrx/prescription? made Its survey here. Town Clerk one died in a hospital, four were eviction proceedings. The Holl In­ plaintiff did In the Brown hqme. Land drainage, etc. court, an arbitration board can­ ••The other drugs partially eting building costs, first delayed Hartford, Nov. 29—i.A’)—Dr. palms- and chrysanthemums in singer. Miss Loretta McKinney of surance Company. The bridegroom . Brown- said Rylander installed Earle 8. Arnold, secretary and today acting as the American im -{ ^rkington extended the courtes- in a hospital, 10 had been releaaed vestment company brought action i-arious colors, Mrs. Dunlop re­ attended Newington High school not include a matter not eubmlt- cleared up the Infection but constroctlon, then made it impos­ les of his office, and the mission­ from hospitals after treatment to recover possesrion of the prem­ Coventry, whose numbers were a bathroom cabinet in his ted to it nor can the' Superior sible to go ahead with proposed treasurer of the Omnectlcut State perialista. BULLDOZING GRADING CENTER ceived in a dress of emerald green "O Promiso Me” and “Because.' arid is employed by the Underwood couldn’t kill all the organisma Dental association, announced to­ aries were appraised of his. inter­ and there were three other surviv­ ises at the Whitehall Apartments, (Brown’e) home and in so doing court make a correction In an ar- that was causing the illness,” Dr. plans. Tho need to the commun­ “ For this reason," it added, “ai with black accessories and the White pompons and palms com typewriter Company. He is a punched through the vTall and Wni. F. Steele & Son day that Dr. Gilbert L. Mellion of PHARMACY est ors. A-3, from Mr. and Mrs. Francis member of the National Guard. bItraUon award "wpich - affecte Duncan said, adding: ity for an expanded and modern­ decisive struggle is necessary j bridegroom’s mother In aqua with posed the decorations. caused damage to plaster and Rocky Hill has been appointed to against tlic intrigues of these! DUiMP TRUCKS FOR HIRET “ Where Pharmacy Is A Beliefs of Mongon Church. A blue-uniformed representative Sweet Attorneys Jay E. Rubinow black. Both mothers wore gar- the merits of a controveray. "*Neomycln will be used in a ized hospital, be continued, ia even and John S. G. Rottner represent­ -Presented in marriage by her wallpaper. The plaintiff atated 683 Vernon St., TeL 2-0531 represent the sssociatlon as a agents of the Imperiallste wher-, Prorestlon The basic beliefs of the Mormon of the lines stood by the plane, ‘denia corsages. Ptaae Reporta Asked . Affects Merita of Dispute very wide range of disorders but I greater today than five years ago. member of the Connecticut Nutri­ weeping unashamedly as he kept ed the plaintiff and defendants, father, the bride was attended by that the wall had been weakened Speakers ever they try to work In the work- , »«: Main St. Tel. 4258 Church are not generally known in When departing on an unan­ "Such important matters as an wouldn't be able to tell in advance tion council. this section, and are listed as fot count of the bodies brought out. respectively. her Bister, Miss Joyce Straughan, by someone’s previous attempt to order of reinstatement and an what it might cure or not. * Principal speakers at tonight's ers and democratic organizations.” j Free Delivery nounced wedding trip the bride as maid of honor. Raymond Gor­ Washington—(4>) — * Th« Cl'vH Install the cabinet and added that The Nutrition' council, which in­ T h o m a s D . C o l l a lows: Flames licked the one-story gal­ overcrowded Aeronautics Administration and awrard of back pay wrhich, accord­ “ We will use it only in cases in meeting wlU include Mr. Watkins cludes reprefsentatives of all of the Tlie kejmote' of the meeting, the ; “ 1. We believe in God, the Eter- vanized building into whidi tha B. J. HoU of 1009 Main street wore a browm Iridescent suit with don was best man for his brother, the resulting hole In the plaster communique said, was given by j hunter green sccessories and top­ the armed forces have called up­ NOVEL GIFTS FOR THAT ing to the finding, wmuld amount which streptomycin or other who will discuss the. history of health agencies in Connc-ticut, ts Phone 2-9219 M l Father, and in His Son, Jesus larger part of the plane crashed testified that he wss bringing ac­ and the ushers were Theodore waa small and easily repaired. to at least $14,006, affect the mer­ known anti-bloUc -drugs prove In­ Manchester Memorial hospital and Mllchall Andrevicl Suiloy (propa-i Clirlst and In the Holy Ghost per. For the present the ruuple Oebeau of Wllbraham, Mass., and on the public to report cases of “PROBLEM PERSON^ engaged in a statewide program for hours after it hit. Firemen tion because the apartment was "buzzing” or reckless flying by its of the controversy” and so effective. the background of the building for improilng public health ganda chief of the Soviet Com- j “3. We believe that men will be used grappling hooks to pull apart overcrowded and because of num­ will reside with the bride’s parents Harry F. Sweet, Jr., of this town. at 89 Ridge street. any pilot. ON YOUR CHRISTMAS cannot be ruled upon by the “That's the only excuse to use it program, and Dv. Edmond R. Zag- through better nutrition. munist party) . He gave a report i punished for their own sins, and the mixture of plane and building. erous complaints received from The bride waa gowned in white court, the decision held. until we know more about neomy­ lio, president o f the Hospital Med­ not for Adam’s transgression. Mrs. Washburn presented her Administrator D, W. Rentzel ' IJST It was about 5:45 a.m. (c. s.t.) other tenants. Holl stated the two- slipper satin and-Chantilly lace. The company a p p ^ was de­ cin.” ical Staff. who will speak on “The ___ k. "8. We believe that through when the big plane struck the Mag- honor attendant a cigarette lighter The fitted basque bodice bad a says reports should be made to COSMETICS room - and-kitchenette apartment the Aeronautics Administration's clined hy the Supreme court Immediate Improvement Doctors’ Viewpoint ’* ■ . the atonement of Christ, an man­ naflux plant on the northweat edge was occupied by the five-member and the best man and ushers re­ yoke of mousseline de sole,'edged ■ Visit the Young People’*s nearest office, which usually will We carry all leading w’hieh held that the union's appli­ Pitzer, fighting a 105-degree Mayor Harold A. Turklngton | kind may be saved, by obedience of the field. The plant inspects Sweet family and that conditloiut ceived initialed Wallets from the with the lace, and was buttoned in to the laws and ordinances of the bridegroom. be found listed in the telephone brands. Booth at the Salvation cation waa a special proceeding fever, was given his first intra­ will bring the greetings of the plane engines by chemical means. were such that one child' bad to back to the waistline with small exempt from the 60-day rule. muscular Injection of neomycin town of Manchester, while WilHam i Gospel. Both Bunt Into Flamea The bride is a graduate of Man­ satin buttons The tight-fitting directory under "United States Army Christmas Bazaar. “•t. We believe that the first sleep In a closet He added that be chester High School and is in the Government.” It’s Important to Sept. 3. He showed immediate im­ P. Slover, hospital superintendent, 1 Both the plane and plant ap­ had received complainta that the sleeves tapered to a point over the Arthur Drug Stores provement. will speak concerning the need for 1 p ^ d p ls s and ordinances of the parently burst into flames. Small employ of the Connecticut Mutual wrists, and the full skirt termin­ get plane numbers if possible. Gospel are, first: faith in the Lord Sweet children brought dirt into Insurance Company in Hartford. THURS., DEC. 1— 3 P. M. Other Injectione were given at the new additions Raymond W. ' exploslona followed. the hallway, which is used by sev­ ated in a circular train. Her State Labor Dept. four-hour intervale. Within 14 Goalee, ebsirman of the building | Jesus Christ; second: repentance A seriously Injured crew mem­ Mr. Washburn graduated from veil of French illusion was of fin­ third: baptlm by immersion for eral tenants, and also Interfered Manchester High school, served 30 hours, all signs of the germ had committee, will report on the work • ber staggered to a nearby home. with the mail of the other tenants. ger-tip length and attached to a vaniahed. Injections were -contin­ the remlsidon of sins: fourth: lay- While blood oozed from hie months with the armed forces in Home Made Fudge ,Jd Season Party of that group. ! t e on of hands for the gift of the HoU admitted under questioning hand-made cap of the satin, trim­ ued for five more daye at six-hour The Invocation will be given by ^ mouth, he aaid: the European theater, and la em­ med with seed pearls. Her cas­ Ghost. by Rottner that the Sweet chil­ ployed by Pratt and Whitney. intervala. Pitzer ssM the only dis­ Rev. James P. Tlmmirfa of St. , ••I want to make a statement” dren are not differen;) from other cade bouquet was fashioned ot HartfordT Nov. 29—Several hun­ Ws believe that a man must Frances Hudson, a grocery store Myer Mendelsohn, Inc. comfort he ei^rlenced was at the Bridget’s cluirch and the benedio-' . bo called of God, by prophecy, and children. He added u a t he is white roses and white pompons. dred employees of the State Labor point of injection. tlon will be pronounced by Rey. I by the laying on of hands, by those employe, said she todc this state­ bringing the action against the The maid of honor wore a gown Department in Hartford, in addi­ ment from the man, who described Today Pitzer la working regu­ Alfred L. Williams of St. Mary’s ' Who are in authority to preach the parents, not ths children. .of cornelian red taffeta, with por­ tion to Employment Security per­ larly and taking no further medi­ church .Gospel and administer in ordl- himself as the co-pilot: Mrs. Bertha Sweet testified that Russians Told trait neckline, short sleeves and Announce the opening of their tobacco ware­ sonnel from nineteen field agencies ••Number Four engine afire on cation. ! PACKARD aances thereof. aha and her busand had been liv­ ruchlng of the material forming throughout the atete, will gather approach. Air opened the right Jones firstttrst recctveureceived treatment i nrr* si rm . . • “8. Ws believe la the same or- ing In the apartment for six years. an apron effect on the full skirt. on December 16 for their annual Sept. 15, Six- days later neomycin I W ill r rOtCSt ‘ Mnlsatlon that existed In the hatch. •The plane was on fin and She stated that she had received Policy Needed She wore a halo of pink Rapture house at Buckland, Conn., on Monday^ Decem­ Christmas celebration. Wright’e I cut all four engines. The engines Injections were halted. .Primitive .Church—apostles, pro- one complaint from neighbors con­ roses and carried a colonial bou­ Reateurant In Piain'VlIIe has been Eight pharmaceutical firms are I pbets,* pastors, teachers, evange- were off when we hit.” cerning behavior of her children, quet of the same flowers, ber 5 fft 7:30 a. m. Apply on this date for chosen as the site for the affair. Ship Shelling "I didn’t get his name except T o Get Peace manufacturing neomycin but only * lista, etc. and added that she always cleaned Mrs. Straughan. chose for her Among those attending will be in minute quantities because its . I "7. Wo beUere in the gift of •Qrorge,' ” she said. “His head was up any “dirt” which they brought daughter's wedding a gown of. teal John J. Egan, Commissioner cf bleeding and his back waa hurt,” employment. final effect on humans is still n o t' (Continued from Page One) ■ telllgaes, prophecy, revelation, vls- into the haUway. (Coattnned from Page One) blue crepe with shoulder Insets of Labor. William G. Ennis, Deputy knowm. j tons, healing. Interpretation of An American Airlines spokes­ RMtal Payment, lace in the same shade and beaded Commissioner of Labor, Howard I tongues, etc. man said crew members in the OPEN ALL DAY Says Dr. Duncan: “ It appears i the two warships opened fire from Testimony concerning | another the Assembly’s 59-nation political in steel gray. She wore a winter E .. Hausman, Executive Director, certain that neomycin is another » distance of 6 0 0 '” ards wiCiout "8. We believe the bible to be hospital were .^Japt. Laurent pink feather hat, gray suede gloves Employment Security Division, charge by the plaintiff, non-pay­ committee. He revived it in the step forward in the battle against | the traditional prelipilnir^; of a ! the Word of God as far as It la (Tommy) C7Iaude^(the pilot); Ro- Assembly with no chance of and pumps and a corsage of pink James J. Graham, Director, Unem­ ment o f rent, gave rise to consid­ WEDNESDAY disease.’ warning shot across the ’-o.v. ' translated correctly; we also be­ /bert Lewis, first officer, and Wil­ erable sparing and legal probing changing the verdict Sweetheart roses. ployment Compensation Depart­ lieve the book of Mormon to be liam S. Forbes, flight engineer. Water Too ShatlPi~C3oro- The lesfw oitl in aufomafic, no-siilfl’ con ^ l [ ' revealed, all that he does now re­ van Biberm, the spokesman aaid. by Premier Stalin in 1925 that the parlors. The bridal table was cen­ your budget convenience, Plnc- been named General Chairman, an­ He said that wlien they signalled j veal, and we believe that he will that payments must be made at a Soviet union stands for peace and Sewer Disposal Problem? ner Theodore E. Stelber today held The man who aaid he was co­ %ertain time. Rubinow alleged, and tered with a three-tiei^ed wedding harat Meat Dept, offera Wednea- nounces that the department viu the American ship to atop ca it waa : yet reveal many great and Impor- pilot collapsed on the porch at the said that statement still is valid. Stanley J.'Danifiezuk. 106 Lafay­ the Sweets admitted, that the pay­ cake, and flanked with arrange­ THEN day ahoppera: furnish its own entertainment this ette street, New Britain, criming- passing over a bar at the mouth of { ’Waj' ahead in driving ease . . . because Come in— sec for yourself why Packard home of J. M. Kiddy, about 100 “The basis of Soviet foreign ments of white pompons and tall year. Assisting him on the various the Yangtze river, h e' replied:; ments were not made as stipulat­ policy is peace,” he said. Plump (6 I.J>. Arorage) iy responalble for the death of it’s ^ ead in basic principles! yards from the field. He waa tak­ ed In the tease, and the defen­ white tapers on a handsome lace committees are John T. Clarey, Wallace Marriott; 24, of 49 Walnut “Cannot anchor here, ehaliow Ultraxnatic Drive is the successor to all en to a hospital. Soviet block delegates applauded cloth. CONSULT A SPECIALIST! Alice Crane, Francis L. Dumas, water. Board us (while) under w ay; Blouse Trio dants stated that this was be­ when he declared a moment later: street. New Britain, who wa.s in­ Boro of a 16 -y e z r Packard deveiop- cause of an oral agreement made For a motor trip to New York Fowl For Cyrus G. Flanders, John Fleming, jured fatally at 7:30 p. m. October or accompany us to deep water the other drives you've ever known. "we cannot be scared by the wav­ state, through the Berkshlres. the McKINNEY BROS. SEWAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY Betty Gore. Blanche Hauser, Al­ anchorage and then board u s' meot and test prugram. Backed by with HoU. which the latter denied. ing of flags.” bride selected a navy blue crepe 14 in an auto accident on the Mer­ See for yourself why independeot tech­ When Rottner started to ques­ 130-132 Pearl Street. Manchester, Connecticut Fricassee t>. 39c bert R. Kindle, Elsie Majeaka, ritt parkway in Norwalk. ' He said the shooting kept up I seven million dollars* worth of new Nfii^W timplicityi Naturally, there’s no Smart Set U. S. Chief Delegate Warren R, dress with pearls, navy acces­ .Tames Martin, < Hans Thorner, tion Mrs. Sweet concerning the Austin had been listed as the day's sories, grey fur-trimmed coat and nical observers call it "the last word in clutch pedal . . . and no gear shifting. And conversation with HoU. RuWnow Sale on Fowl la for Wednea- Robert Wey, ,^ean V. Wlerblcka, manufacturing fadlities. first spsaksr, but Viahinsky sent corsage of red rosebuds. On their e SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED AND CLEANED da.y cmly . . . better roll 4151 Thomas Yoczik and lease Zlo- that's only the first hint of tbe cooveoiience objected that It waa an “attempt a member of his delegation to pro­ return tliey will make’ their home That’s Packard Vltramatic Drivel automatic, oo-shift control!" to vary the written instrument” e SEWER LINES INSTALLED AND ELECl'RIC. aad have na get one ready tor chiver. John A. Oaepie will act aa of Packard Ultranutic Drive! test to Assembly President Carlos for the present with the bride's your Wrdneaday call order. Master of Ceremoniee. and that a “written Instrument” pa:rents. ALLY CLEANED speaks for itself.” ‘' P. Romulo. The Russians claimed VIshinaky The bride gave to her honor at­ o DRAINAGE DITCHES AND DRY WELLS IN­ ^ t t n e r retorted that the plain- Death on Gsllowe Decreed was entitled to apeak first be­ tendant and the soloist white pig­ STALLED . - ,ANOTHER GOOD VALUE “complRlnt doc8n*t s«t up r cause they tossed in their peace skin gloves, and the bridegroom Only 1 Day Left written lease” and that the de­ gave to his best man and ushers, Meadow-brook Waterloo, la. Nov. 29—KIT)— pact' proposal before the vrestern FOR PROMPT SERVICE CALL MANCHESTER 5.308 Death on tbe gallows waa decreed fendant’s signatures on the lease powers submitted their rival peace leather wallets. to Answer the HILL were obtained by virtue of certain A graduate of Manchester High Sausage Meat today for Edward J. (Buddy) plan. Beckwith who slashed s pretty representations made by the plain­ school and (Cambridge Secretarial . suppuyI school. Hartford, the bride served Or Lb. Cello 3’oung housewife to death in the tiff- or hU agent. As previously Northern Maine Coldest WHEN stated Judge Gryk reserved deci­ for three and a half years with the '•walk-in refrigerator of a Mprria- CROSLEY sion. “Waves” in World War II. She Is Sausage son la . taverni last June. (Carry­ WET 'B. Portland, Me.. Nov. 29—(/P)— an employe of Burton’s. Inc., and ing out the mandatoo’ recommen­ •Another Pnyment O ue Northern Maine had the coldest The other case involved action prior to'her marriage waa feted by dation of the Jur>’ \vhlch convicted weather in the country early today her office associates there and by Meat Lb. 45c Beckwith. District Judge Shannon MILLION- by Vincenzo lullano of 207 Spruce —hut It “ waraed up" as the day Hot Dogs — Hot Coffee street to evict David Maxwell from relatives and friends. B. Charlton sentenced him to E k \ progressed. Houlton reported a death by hanging for the mutila­ Mr. Gordon was educated in THE b e s t c o f f e e BU^S premises at 17«'South Main street. minimum of one degree above tion murder of Mrs. Irma Jean DOLLAR f Rottner represented the defendant Manchester schools and served New tmeofhnMfi, n«w <|ui«ln«»s. No N ew "WonoiTiy: Ultramatic Drive saves N ow safoty: No chance of ioToluotary_ f \ zero and Caribou two. with the Army Air Force five W hen There*B a BltBsard Shurflne Vacuum Can Stabihiit. 22-ycar-old mother. and Attorney Charles N. Crockett jerking, beoauae there’s no ^ear-shifting. gas—because there's no slippage at cruising "down-shifts,” which might cfuse a pro appeared for lullano. years; He is employed by H any Graashoppers produce their char­ F. Sweet, loOal tree surgeon. He speeds. And thanks to its advanced design, longed skid on slippery pavement. Smooth The question of rent payments Or You Have the Shiver* Coffee Lb. 69c GIVEAWAY No "raciDg engine" tcnsatioo, because acteristic strident sound by rub­ Is a grandson of Mr$. Annie Gordon there’s no uippsge at cruising speeds. it requires no complicsced nuintenance. engine braking power, when wanted. at certain times was also an issue bing their hind legs against their of 791 Math street and the late iilU’a Brothera Red Can w in this cate. John lullano testified aings. I James Gordon. that Maxwell did not make th« Lb. payments when requested, whereas Stop At Coffee 82c Rottner insiated that th the 16 years the defendant has been liv­ The quality of Florida ing at the premises a “custom” of WE WILL BE OPEN ALL YEAR / / n > rent payment had been followed h • Oranges is exc’eptionally which made the rent generally SPAGHETTI SUPPER fine right now . . . and we 351 EAST CENTER STREET offer Grapefrpit in pink or DOUBIX- payable In the first week of each By Chef Arnobl Pagani month. Decision was reserved. OPPOSITE BRUNNER’S white. Come to Pinehurat gaiM iiajtn for good cooking white po­ Mo*?ey W orries.. To Address Rotary Club LIBERTY HALL, GOLWAY ST. tatoes at 59c pei^ We also cmriBSTI Packard Ftmuice vuur huiu* the tiiod- Putnam, (Nov.- 29^—(JT—U. 8. Christmas Trees have them in 5’s lO’s and WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30, 7-9 P. M. •ro uuy with s <% morlgagC Closes midnight Nov. 30 Senator Brian McMahon, chairman 50’s. loan under (i. I. Bill nl Rlzhta Tipi, [2A2 — 5712 of the ^Joint Oongrosstonal Com­ M o re positivB, more flexible’: Your choke By Sue Bamett By Mrs. Anne Cabot mittee on A,tomtc Energy,',will ad- Benefit Improvement Club Kiddies Xmas Party v iFresh Spare Ribs, 1st Lonktrui'llun Loans svallaMa Moiw rBtpontivBt No lag. at traffic speeds Winter winds will lose their dreaa the Putnam R otii^'club on Prize Mother Goose Liver- Miirtgugr Hnuncliiz through G. or highway speeds, waiting for gears to of big^raom or low-range o p i^ io o . Easy Just the thing to highlight your sting when you are wearing a Dec. 13, State Senator WUliam winter suit — three. handsome 75c— Children Under 12 With Parents Free wurst. Fresh Shoulders and I.. F II. A. or eonveotlonal shift. For instant bursts of safety-qirint shift from forward to reverse without dash­ smart knitted ascot and snyg ca­ Perry Barber of thla city, .club Bank Loan- blouses , to make in a variety of ble-trimmed gloves. Easy knitting program chairman announced. Tavern Loaf should be in I / ' # ' # I I A 9 / S aooeleratipn—just "tramp down.” ing. Yes, you can rock the oar in snow! fabrics. Choose your most beqom- and quick work too, for the' Bet re­ from Albany Packing Co., Funds also evaltublr tor home tag neckline, your favorite sleeve quires only three ounces of wooL re|iulrs. moderniratlon. etc.' See w m ntoDven BO* mAma itnae length. ? Pattern No. 5712 consists of early Wednesday. us for roni|tletr delalls regnfd- I Pattern No. S3iM comes in sizes complete knitting Instructions, Sofilia Napkins at 2 for ing B new loan or the slreum* 13, 14, 16, 18, 30j 40 and 43. Size material requirements, stitch illus­ Office Space llhlns of BO existing loan. See Vs Now for free Entry Blanks floe/fir your miivckicfoty cM /e/ 14, cardigan, 2 yards of 39-lnch; trations and finishing directions, Attention Girls!! 25e and Softlin Towels at T long sleeve bow blouse, 2M yards; including medium and large sizea This Ib a tree .larvtB aarvloa Have you unsightly and unwanted hair on your face, 2 for 31e, should go on yoiir . niSIs blouse, 3 1-8 yards. for gloves. To Rent shopping list. — No rharge to the hoerower. For this pattern, send 25 cents, Send 20c in coins, your name, arms or legs? May be removed safely and permanently te Cbins, your name, address, size address and the Pattern Number In building to b« com­ by multiple electrolysis. fieslrsd, and the Pattern Number to Anne- Cabot, The Manchester JARVIS te Sue Burnett, The Manchester Evening Herald, 1160 Ave. Ameri­ Potterton’s pleted in Febraary. :'S, INCORPORATED Braateg Herald, 1150 lAvs. Amer^ cas, New York 19, N. Y. . MARY CROSSEN RlN , Prep. Needlework Emw — .Ajine "Csh- R E A LT Y CO . lew, New York 19, N.fr. U» HAIN STREET OVEE HAEU)WZ Center Pieces, Wyeathea, S^rayft Door Deco- AT THE CENTER .739-541 MAIN ST. 3 5 8 E A S T 'c e n t e r ST., MANCHESTER Tbs Fall and Wlatet’ Fashion U ot’s Big New Album ia hirs. *i51 c e n t e r »1. Dosens of fascinating new designe, Inquire Phope Office 2-2667—rHouse 2-0831 * Phone Ot eompletc guide in planning a rationi■ ‘ n^. Place Your ordefa novr* Delivery. 4112 7378 Christmas gifts, decorations and Office Hours: 9:30 A. M. to 5 P. M. MWikis fall8 -wardrobe. New- special , features . . Plus -four HANSETS MILK BAR |n:e*cttte-teformat've. Fre* pattern Wed, Afternoons and Eyenings By 'Appointpient. Also GUGilded Xmas Trees on Order. gift patterns and directions. 35 : 348 Main St. stetl Inside the book. 34 cenU. , cents. ; ■ mK-. MANCHESTER EVENING HERAJLU. MANCHESTIER, CONN- TUESOAlt. NOVEM^pER 29, 1949 MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, WUYEMBER X9, 1 9 4 * W tQ B T B H Igmie thbt the atgU should issue Local Delegates Held Exhibits Painting Local Woman Fightin’ Irish Moriarty^s Top Reach Agreement bonds to help municipsUtlea build Safeguards Recommeiided By T’wo Games Scheduled ^ schools. . Hepublicans opposed On Autopsies |Vllen, Goodwin Join that plan throughout and Insisted At Speech Parley Is Asphyxiated Top Eleven AW EARL W. Loop Foe 57-30 On School Issue; thst any money for state aid For X-Ray Shoe Fittings m4m9 should come out of current rev­ Manchester funeral directors YOST Mrs. Helen Page Skinner, Eng­ Nassiffs in Shakeup Tonight at E. S. Rec enue. who do embalming attended a din­ Town to Benefit lish and dramatic Instructor of Found Overcome by Notre Dame Reigns as Sports EdijMir The compromise was announced Boirtoft—The State Department • the radiation Is absorbed by tlie ner meeting last night In the ANGUS Barnard Leads Qulnti^ after a bl-partisan conference tii Manchester High school, and of Labor and Industries of Mas- "’ho'e whereas In an adult It Evangeline room of Murphy’s res­ Gas; Dead on Arrival GiUege Grid King To Easy Triumph Over Burnside Eagles Faae OoiitUfWCl from l>age Om the governor’s office. .Repiibllcan Harry Novak, sprech Instructor pf taurant, In conjuctlon with Dr. I Ex-Rhode ^ Island State the Manchester school system, at­ sachusetts. working with the State , ^ •"<* At Hospital Bowling Showdown Season ^Cleveland leads the American Willie's Coach leaders Immediately called a cau­ 1^- Robert Keeney, medical examiner; Players to Play in With Oklahoma 2nd Tornadoes; BM*s Win Italians in Opener Stot* CSialman Joljn M. B«:ptaia Roger Hall and Jimmy younger winners but to no avail. come out of the state general The caucus having given the danger of repeated X-ray exposure. of the safeguards recommended. Mr. and Mrs. Robert (>ileman of atlll not up to par with the other ond place from Idle Clallfornla de­ For the Bri-Mara It was La- ere out for everything and If the. tion levels in public and private The State recommends in Its re­ Mr. and Mrs. Georgs W Shedd noeovered by VAtMer A. M asw ro.. 138 108 117 388 player must leave at least one McDonnell were awarded gold lA's are hot the Burnelde bojra fund. plan Its stamp of approval, lead- Unawarf of the potential dang­ 188 Lydall street, were surprised The girl wae unconscious when teams tn the league. Meriden la by B ro g a n ...... 182 08 183 360 spite strong first place support for Francls with 17 points and Olson I era of both parties began the task institutions. port that such safeguvds be In­ of Bolton Notch have received a far tha top blub tn the loop, but the Golden Bears from the Pacific manager, and possibly two, hold­ footballs as four-lettermsn on the will have to be In top form. Retroactive .\ld New officers elected for the ers of the machine, some operatore. by a few of their close friends, last discovered by her father a t 5 p. m., Phillips ...... 107 98 114 816 ing the . bag. Simply because he with 14 to,set the pace. For the ' of reducing it to writing. corporated in all machines and the Saturday night, on the occasion of copy of the Honolulu Advsrtissr, there are several other teams (^oast. Oklahoma had 18 firsts to undefeated and untied Trinity OM- Eagles. P ai Bolduc with 7 waa the The second game of th* evening Towns which undertook school coming .year are as follows! Presi­ the report stated, allowed repeited following rules of practice are also police report. After taking her out- - Sarpola . . . . 182 104 141 367 cannot be in two placee ■ a t the lege tootball team by Coach Dan should be a thriller between th* Approval Tpmorrmv Seen exposures during the same fitting. their twenty-fifth wedding annl which contains an Illustrated ar­ capable of giving them plenty of 40 for California but the Sooners hi|^ man. building projects after July, 194.5, dent Robert Huber. University of recommended: ticle tn regard to their daughter, doore In a a unsuccessful attempt same time. Jessee last night at the flrat com­ Laurels and Willie’s GrtlL This They expected to have the bill The report also showed that shoes versary. They were presented with to revive her, Mr. Caffery tele­ tough Umea before the current Totals 877 610 40B 1701 piled up a point edge of 2,018 to |n the second gams Moriarty would be eligible to receive the rpady sometime thla afternoon, Vermont: Vice President Ed.-.und 1. Chistomers should have shoes Mrs. Ruth Shedd Farmer, who for season conies to an end. Manches- A year ago the American League bined fall sports dinner. Ossie Sol- Brothers won from the Tornadoes game will be a grudge battle aa benefits to the same extent a* salesmen failed to ask the custom­ on both feet while being X-rayed a beautiful floor lamp and match phoned another daughter, Mrs. 1,9Q0. Points sre figured on the had a rule that no player could the "Miracle" team beat tha Grill and expressed confidence It would Corter,, University of New Hamp­ ing table lamp. Mrs. Ooleman was the past two and a half yean hiAi te.' lacks speed and thla is a prime em, head grid mentor at Spring by the score of 87 to 80. Moriarty"* towns which have yet to begin shire; Secreta.y-Troasurer, Mrs. er the number and date of their to avoid excessive dosage to the Francis Minor and Janet we* PagaoTs ( 8) basis of. 10 for first, nine for sec­ play tn an outside league. ' The field College, was the principal for the Rec Senior championship win legislative approval tomorrow. last previous exposure; and neg­ the former Mlsp Margaret Nielson. been a resident of Kailua, on the factor In the court game today. had things their O'wn way until the H’ally Parclak their school projects. Helen Page Skinner, Manchester uncovered foot. rushed to the hoapital, police aald. Emerson 106 110 100 310 ond 'so on down to one for,tenth. rule was not enforced. 'The rule, speaker.. .Dlrecto:^ of Athletics last year and Coach Wally Par- The Republican caucus consid­ lected to report defecte In X-ray The couple have one daughter and Island of Oahu. A three-quarter In an effort to produce a van­ Army’s flashy 38-0 rout of third period. At half time they Leaders s^d that on the basis High school, ttounselors: Sam 2. Examinations should be lim­ Due to lack of apace In her Frelhelt ___ 103 113 116 332 barring players from playing in .Ray Oostlng reported that soccer Wally Parclak Is the playing ciak’a charges will not take or ask ered only the school aid plan, post­ equipment. The state has warned three sons. length pieture of Mn* Fanner la ning club, Buslneaa Manager Art Navy faUed to boost the CadeU’ were leading 87 to 12. of the State Department of Edu­ poning discussion of the governor’s Gould Boston University; Grace ited to no more than three view­ shown, together with one of her parent’s home, Janet had been liv­ Anderson . . 103 104 — 207 two proleagues, was adoptrtl at a is- being raised from a minor to a coach with Willie’s Grill In the for anything. Both teams won thst shoe fittings where the use ings per day or a total of 12 In one Pongratx announced today the fourth'^place standing. They polled recent session by Eastern League At the start of the third, period their opening games and each will cation's estimate, more than request for more money for the Farley, Boston Public Schools; paintings, the subject of wtUeh I* ing a t the home of her sister and Blgntoc of Jackie Allen and Ken Zwlck ...... 186 187 108 881 major sport at Trinity.. .Phil the North Ekid cheering section Rec Senior League. The former *180,000,000 In schools would of X-ray 'devices are employed, year. (Company Four of the SMFD an­ brother-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Min­ Lucas ...... 93 120 127 340 12 firsts and 1.888 points. moguls. be -anxious to keep their slate Welfare department. Spencer Davis. Rhode Island State must be limited to no more than three horses in an outdoor scene. CkxMlwin, two former Rhode Island Hergesheimer, veteran Cincinnati got underway and at the end of Trade school star was named the be needed during the next 10 Tn a special message, the gov­ College and Alberg Thayer, Bow- 3 . ' Timing devices should limitswer^ a call shortly after 1 or, police reported. Janet’s mother Pagfml ...... — ' — 124 124 The other firsts went to (»Uege Lou Black, High Commlsaioner Mohawk star in the American clean. three; viewings a day or 12 In a exposure to no more than S sec­ While living on a ranch a t 'Wal- ■Uto staro The greatest of Rhode the period the score waa 40 to 24 Most Valuable player in the local years. The overall cost to the ernor pointed out that tire regular dolr College, Maine. o’clock thta afternoon lo extin­ manalo, the artist and her hus­ was caring for a sick relative tn of Paclflc, which had four, and of the E. L., has issued a warning Hockey League, claims the circuit but the boys from the North End league last season. He’ll be seen year. onds, the maximum allowable ex­ guish a chimney fire at 194 Fern Island greats, Ernie Calverly baa state would probably nin .beyond session last spring repealed the band were memben of a Riding Hertford and Janet often stopped also been contacted and there la a Totals ...... 5 4 1 .8 8 4 875 1700 Vlllonova, No. 1 on two baliots. that he will make all clubs toe the la 25 per cent stronger and bettor could not keep up the hot pace and action tonight against the Lau­ *80,000,000 since the department’s *50-a-month colling that had been Timing devices must be installed posure. street. It was a still alarm and no et her father’s home to cook his mark In the eligibility clas*. The which will automatically limit ex­ Club. possibility that he Will be In the Post Office (1) Behind the “big four" of Notre balanced this season than ever te- fell behind again In the last five rels. E. 8. Intermediates figures did not t ^ e into consld- placed on old age assistance pay­ 4. Machines should be equipped damage was done. meals in tha ebseBce of Mra Caf­ LaRlevere . . US 102 99 314 Dame, Oklahoma, California and commissioner has also gone on posures to not more than five to protect the operator who should This painting and several oth­ lineup Thursday night also. If not, fo re .. .Howie Rilverstoln and Wal­ minutes when Barnard, who had ntlon any school building >mder- ments, basing them Instead on the ers were part of an exhibition re-, fery, It was said. it Is expected that he will be on Farr ...... 05 09 103 297 Army, In that order, came Rice, record as< stating that offending ly Widholm, two newcomers, are been kept under wraps all night, recipient’s need, and had liberal­ seconds. At present the Investiga­ carefully be instructed In the op­ Never Used A Gas Stove players will be suspended. Start Wednesday tsken since 1045. O b itu ary tion reveals that exposures varying Harmon Smith will meet with cently st^ e d in a Honolulu Art hand Sunday afternoon at the Aerto ...... 110 108 88 815 moving from seventh to fifth on expected to play big parts to the cut loose with five set shots to put The compromise made one ma­ ised payments to the blind and to eration and the potential hazards the Pack Committee and parents Police aald that Janet had never George Feigenbaum la th* Wal­ from 5 to 55 seconds are being Involved. Gallery. armory when the New Britain Rios M a rtin .... 113 121 09 333 its 21-7 triumph over Baylor. That success of the University of Con­ the game away. Ghost Game jor concession to the Republicans. dependent children. of Chib Scouts Wednesday, Novem­ used a gas stove but had been ac­ come here to engage the Naaaiff Twaronlte . . 112 187 114 863 win guaranteed Rice the Southwest lingford player-coach. He also necticut football team this season, Barnard gfathered In 23 points The Ea.-;t Side Intermediate given, 5. Signs should be displayed Born and educated In Connecti­ pastimes with Trenton In the A. L. Oovemor Bopries had insisted Stating that not enough money ber 30 at 8 p. m. at the vestry of cut, Mrs. Farmer received her custom^ to her stater’s electric Ousrds. Conference crown and the job of the UConns open with AIC TTiura- and 8t. Geroge put in 15. for the League will start the season People of short etature have warning the customers that re­ oven which requires pre-hestlng Hank DeZonle is with Danbury In throughout the long fight over tMa had been appropriated to carry out smaller' feet with slight bone struc­ peated exposures to X rays may Temple Beth Sholom In prepara­ Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at Allen A Pteytnnker T o t a ls ...... 552 567 80S 1622 Cotton Bowl hosL day n ig h t.. .Applicants who wish winners. For the losers, Sumislas- Here Friday Wednesday at 6 p.m. There will . this program, the governor said: Deaths tion ' for the presentation of the before baking. Mrs. Minor toM po­ the Eastern and New York In the kl with 10 points and Stratton ture, therefore children are par­ be harmful. Pratt Institute, Brooklyn. She Ooodwln la n towering ex foot, Ohio Stats, Michigan and Min­ American. Tom Gallagher is with to take the written examination of be eight teams in the league and Leg:al Notices ■’ll we fall to make these funds charter for the CJub Scout Pack lice that her sister had left homo Legloa League nesota, all of whom ended their the Connecticut State Board of with 7 were the high men. there will be four games each available we will have, In effect, ticularly susceptible to over-ex­ 6. Machines should be con- also took graduate study at Tale Mx Inch stallwart who led the Waterbury In the E. L. and Pater­ Sirs. Mary flerity .stnicted to reduce scatter radia­ to be formed under the eponaor- University School of Fine Arts. e t 1:80 p. m. and had Intended to Manchester (3) regular seasons a week ago, ran Approved Basketball Officials week, one every Monday and three . AT A’ COURT OF PROBATE held pul over on the old pcpolc, on the posure when radiation Intensity atop a t her fatheris home, after a Yankee Conference last season son In the A. L. There are a few B. F PU. Garden Grove Five to Mrs. Mary C. Gerity, 77, widow control switches are improperly tion below the harmful level. Hhlp of the Temple. Mrs. Fanner became interested with an average of 22 points per Priesa .... 103 121 83—807 sixth, seventh and eighth, in that must file with Felix Babel. 6 Mor­ on Wednesday. at'Msnrheater within and for the blind and the dependent children a slumping tour, to prepare his sup­ of the players who may be af­ . .11 1 23 District of Mancheatar, on the J8th of William Gerity, a former resi­ adjusted. When a child’s feet re­ 7. Machines should be shielded In flying tn her college years and game. Allen is well known as the Lupacchlno 108 120 123—351 order. Ohio State California's Rose fected. rison street, Wethersfield. Hie an­ Barnard, rf ...... Play Simsbury at Rec Lineup of games for Wednesday legislative trick. We wUl have per and bake a cake. 126 105 105—336 St. George, r f ...... 7 1 15 are: day of Korember. A.D. IMS. said ‘we wlU give help’ In law, but dent of this town, died yesterday ceives an over-exposure of X-ray to prevent radiation to others. Manchester Christmas club received her private p lo t’s license play-maker at Rhode Island BUta Georgettl . Bowl opponent, and Michigan each nual written exams will be given Praaent. JOHN J . WALLBTT. When Mr. <3affery arrived at hi* ^ Correntl .. US 93 116—324 The fiery Fiegenbaum. the insti­ Dec. 5. Applicants must be 21 Griesel, If ...... 1 1 3 In Novel Attraction 6:00 p.m. — Nasslff Arms va not in fact.” In Hartford hospital after a long checks have been mailed by the at Flyod Bennett Field, N T. Dur­ during h|a coUege yearn of 1946- dropped a peg tn the final ratings gator of the near-riot at the Man­ Judge. illness. Prior to her Illness she re­ Ssvlng.9 Bank of Manchciter to ing the war she flew the home he noted the odor of ga* 44. Ha also performed with the W ilk ie ----- 101 114 07—312 years of age or old er.. .All home Rivers, If ...... 1 0 2 North Ends. Xatate of Austin Chaney, late of The additional funds the gover­ and saw that the oven door was but Minnesota was a firm eighth. chester armory last February, 2 sided with her daughter, Mrs. H. the participants In this holiday Women’s Air Service Pilot Train­ Providence Steamrollers In tne Louisiana State, 21-0 conqueror games of the Meriden Sons of Disdek, c ...... ,. 1 0 Ghost Basketball, highly enter­ 6:45 p.m.—DeMoIay vs. British Maneheater. in aald Dlitrlct, deeei.sed. nor proposed for the remainder of open, said police. ’The pilot was not played with Trenton as recent as 2 8 The executrix having exhibited her the current biennium, which ends Gordon Rice, of A.ndover, also a invings plan. ing program at Avenger Field, I BAA and Joined the Boston Cel* T o U ls ...... 553 553 524-1630 of Tulane and Sugar Bowl foe of Italy In the Eastern Pro Basket­ Kelley, rg ...... 3 taining novelty that gripped New Americans. Wethersfield (0) last Sunday. TTiree nights earlier .. 0 1 1 admlnlatratlon account with u ld ea- June 30, 1051, included *430,000 to former Manchester resident. She News Tidbits Sweetwater. Texas, and is a mem' UL '' tics when Providence folded. Alien Oklahoma, edged into the top ten, he led Wallingford to a decisive ball League are broadcast over Helm, rg ...... England’s athletic following with 7:30 p.m. — Rockets vs. Buck­ tate to this Court for allowance, it la I'h e W a s m i VsCiUloil Lepper .. ___ 126 107 08—331 Huntington, Ig ...... 1 1 3 eyes. add 120 workers to the Welfare Is survived by six deughters: Mrs. 'Culled From (/P) Wires ber'of a group devoted to the In­ was a member of the Newport taking ninth' place with a surpris­ win over Torrlngton. FM staUon WMMW with Henry great tenacity In its sensational ORDERED: That the 19th day of Rice of Andover, Mrs. Marie MUa Caffery was employed at Orandea whom the BX’s defeated HilUard . . . . . 03 113 95—304 Zane at the “mike”. Home games debut last season, will be played Dec. 5, Mon.. 6:00 p.m., — BL December, 1M9. at ten o’clock, fore­ department staff and *2,110,000 to terests of ex-Wasps. She haa a the Travelers Insurance company ing 516-polnt vote. Mr. Black, It’s your move. The finance welfare payments. Foley, Mrs. Helen Lawler, Mrs. Public Records four-year-old daughter. in baseball this past season. HaUissey . . . . 105 100 08—303 of the Torrlngton Howards to the 25 7 5< for the first time In Manchester James's va Trad* School Jayveea. noon. at tha Probate Office in the In Hartford, and was on a vacar ___ 103 110 108—330 College of Paclflc, with one game writer Is anxious to see just how Hunlripsl Building In said Manches­ The Fcdaral government would Alden Woodniff, Mrs. .Toseph Doctor State department authorizes Calverly is the meet noted of the Norton -. same circuit are also broadcast... Tornadoes (80) at the East Side Rec, Friday night Each manager Is asked to get tlon at the time of her death. She Low Man . . . . 101 03 83—377 to play, finished 10th with the help strong the one league only eligibil­ B. F. Pts. in touch with Bill Murray befora ter, be and the same la aaeigned for a provide half the sum. Tourvllle and Mrs. John Carney, trip to U. S. by Li Tsung-Jea, act­ three. He holds the record for the of an 88-0 romp over California Tony Randall recreation officer at at 8:30. hasrlng on the allowance of said ad Warrantee Deed* had planned to go to New York ity ruling in the Eastern League 2 6 game time Wednesday for a sched­ ihe governor baaed his special all of Hartford; twelve grand­ Elizabeth Johnson to William Speeding Charge longeet shot tn Madison'Square Wethersfield State Prison, re­ E. Bujaclus, rf ...... < 1 Played entirely In darkness the ministration account with said estate ing president of CJhincse National­ over the week end. It was reported. ToUls . . . . 528 632 485-1545 Poly. Both Baylor and Tulane Is and whether It will be enforced .. 0 0 0 ule of all games. message on a report from Law­ children and eight great grand­ ist government . . . London pro­ R. and Joan CTarrolI Ledwlth, Garden and broke several scoring dropped- out of the top ten. or not. ports he has a fine basketball Wrobelskl, r f ...... contest will be staged under the sod this Court directs that notice of S a y s : ’The local girl waa bom In Hart­ Kodes, If ...... 2 2 6 auspices of the Garden Grove. The tba time and place assigned for said rence J. Bresnahan of Boston, re­ children. Funeral arrangements ducer cables 5largarter hav By Edwin 1*. Jordan, M. D. ... With no outward sigm of worry street. South Coventry, wqs ar another sister, Mrs. Roger Rob­ Rand ...... 91 00 . .—181 solidify Its position. It was the In order to play In the Pacific Hartford Auditorium tonight In Sumislaski, I g ...... 5 0 10 lag a elreulation In aald District, at of the Welfare department. 8:30 a. ra. Thursday from the fu­ John R. Eniison to George M. Island State saw Cavcriy register forms the teams will trot out onto Written for NEA ^rvlce over Cominform campaign against rested this morning by Patrolman inson of Hartfoi’d: a brother. Dr. over 25 points a game. Like typical Piper . . . ■ ■e *•109 03 109—311 fourth Notre Dame title In 14 Coast League. Gordon la 34 . . . the main boxing bout to face Ru­ New Haven, — Vem Mitchell, least five days before tha day of aald ; He^Mid that the department, neral home and at 9 a. m. a and Anthony M. George, property years of the AP poll. tho floor' when all lights In the solemn requiem high mass will be it, Yiigostavia celebrates slxlh an­ ^Ibert Scabies and charged with Jam es M. CJaffeiy, Jr„ of Beacon, Rhode Island players, these fellows Forde . . a • a a e ■ t . 125—125 A crowd of 400 saw George Dunn ben Davis of I^iladelphla. A fine 12 6 30 183, Detroit, outpointed Ted L«wry, bearing, and by mailing In a register­ "seriously understaffed over a pe­ on Main street. N.Y.; and her maternal grand­ The Irish were 4-ated first In hall have been put out. The back- ed lattfr on or before December 3, riod of years,” Is handling 255 cas­ held from Our Lady of Sorrows An Inflamed sinus often causes niversary of It* People’s republic speeding. The alleged offense oc. can run and shoot all night. They Varney . a a e•• 95 88 99—282 of Hartford defeat Paul Jackson undercard Is also listed.. .Manny Score at halftime, 37-12, Mori- boards and rectangular out-of­ 177, New Haven (10). 1*4*. a copy of this order to Ruth headache, pain In the cheeks and a . . . U. S. probably gave Chinese Alexander Jarvis t o ' CJottagc curred on West CentM street. mother, Mrs. Lida Brace of Hart­ McBride ...... 94 91 101—286 1943, 1946 and 1947. Last year It in a 10-round main bout last night Lelbert. tbe grunt and Groan pro­ es per worker whereas the accept­ church, Hartford. Homes, Incorporated, four prop­ may ba the answer to tha problem. arty’s; referee, Tedford; umpire, bound lines will be Illuminated by Newark, N. J. — Tony Janlro, Chaney Xntmbbaar, 334 Hammond ed efficiency standard Is 150 cases. general run-down feeling. A stuff­ Nationalist govemment the war­ Julius J . Evanowsir, 38, of no ford. The management has avery rea- was Michigan with Notre Dame in New Britain ... Tackle Pete moter in Hartford, will present his T aggart phoeporoua-treated canvass mark­ 150H, Youngetown, Ohio, out­ stiaat Chestnut Hill. Mass.. sAd Har- ship* that shelled and damaged erties on Fulton road. address, was arrested by Patrolman 'The funeral will be held Thur»- 608 474 868 1532 second. ja rr Cheney Bbaw, 39 Bears Road. Adding to Problem ed or dripping nose Is common. It non to believe that local fans will Wlchowskl of Wesleyan and center usual Wednesdy night offering ings. Ekich team will have differ­ pointed Vic Costa, 160, New York Is a miserable affliction. American merchant ship “Sir John Cottage Homes. Incorporated, Walter Pyka following a disturb­ day at 8:30 a.m. from the W. I’. ,support a winning team even if Dota (4) The total vote (first place votes Whltey Oberg of Trinity has been with an "Australian Tag-Team” Bri-Mar* (52) (8). Brpnktlaa, lfaas.,\Trustaaa under tbs Rising unemployment, resulting to Vincent H. LuIZzI et al, to Qulsh Funeral Home, 225 .Main ent uniforms and the referee’s uni­ will of aald decesjaa^ Bllsabath Cheney In the inability of welfare recip­ Swelling of the mucous mem­ FrankUn.” ance at 25 Purnell place. Eva' the roatar Is dotted with several Straugh ....101 94 . .— 105 In parentheses): named on the Little All America matehe featured. Bull Curry and B. F. PU. form will stand out like a sore Funerals George A. Scovlllc et al. to Ed­ street, and at 9 o’ck>ck fit St. ___ 97 .. 110—216 1. Notre Dame (172) 2,402 Washington — Little Dynamite, •BCklay, ( ( Second atrebt. Ganesao. N. ients to find work. Is adding to brane. which lines the sinuses lets Cihungktng battles to stave off nowski is charged -with intoxica­ outsiders. If the Guards are to win, Scranton second team. Roger Hall, Trinity CThuck Montana will meet .Sandor Kelly, rf ...... 3 3 9 thumb. 126, Washington, outpointed Leo T.; Mabel Chenay, Smith. Old Stani' ward D. Slek et al, to William T. tion and breach of the peace. Jam es’s church. Burial will bo Havey .. I. . . . . 90 __ an 2. Oklahoma (18)- ' 2,018 the problem, the governor said. Mr*. 4’lnoent Orlofskt pus and mucus secretion gather Chinese Commhnist hordes they must add tha necesaary captain and fullback, received hon­ Kovaez and Guy LaRose In the Osella, If ...... 4 1 9 The strange-looktog figures, vis­ Le Brun, 120H. New York (8). fo rt Road. New Canaan, Conn. inside the sinuses and. this pro­ President Trumai. says It will take Dell et al each, separate proper­ at St. James’s cemetery. strength. Evidence of the support Tays ...... 1 0 3 90 119—321 3. California (40) 1,900 orable mention ... Lea Douglas of feature match. 14 ible only from hips to shoulders ______JOHN J . W A LU TT. J udge. He told the legislators that in­ The funeral of Mrs. Vincent Or- ties on Fulton road. Friends BWy call at the funeral Olson, c ...... 7 0 Lewiston, Me. — Maurice La- quiries made Into the Welfare de­ duces pressure sensations. If the best efforts of al’ citizens to use Weekly Earnings Decrease waa given last Friday night when Skinner . ....1 3 0 .. 105—235 4. Army (12) 1,838 7 3 17 and then only in stripes, will ap­ lofski. of 80 Hilliard street, who George E. and Dora W. Carter home from this evening until tho 102—201 LaFrancis, rg ...... (?hance, 130, Lisbon, outpolntsd AT A (»D R T Ol" PROBATE held partment’s operations “clearly es­ accumulated pus and mucus cau nation’* resourcet In way' that Tee Collins received the greateat P. Ballsleper . . . 90 5. Rice 1,062 Tleniann. Ig ...... 1 1 3 pear to be running without heads, died last Saturday, was held this to Carl R. and Mildred B. John- hour of the funeral. Eddie Bolduc, 137, Sherbrooks^' at Kanebester within and tor tha tablished some serious shortcom­ be made to flow out by enlarg­ will assure Jobs for e»-eryonc . .. Washington, Nov. 29.—(JP)—Av­ ovation of the 22 players who took Tarca ...... 125 120 130—384 6. Ohio State 998 Tedford, Ig ...... 0 0 0 anna or lege, but the spectators Canada (8). Dtstrlet of Mancheatar, on the 38th morning at 8:15 from Leclerc's .son, property on Elizabeth Park erage weekly earntogs for factory ings which are endangering the ing the opening, or can be washed Senator Gillette (D-Iowa) an­ the floor. 7. Michigan 848 Grayson Blasts Writers will take quite a fancy to the game Holyoke, Mass. — Roy Andrews, dav of November, AD. 1949. Funeral Home, 23 Main street, tract. workers were *55.26 In October. The neck of a giraffe, alth'Jugh .566 602 584 1642 8. Minnesota 522 ■■ Prasent, JOHN j. WALLBTT, speed and quality of our welfare and a solemn requiem high mass out, at least temporary relief Is nounces Senate Agriculture sub­ exceedingly long, contains only The season is stilt young and -22 8 52 as the specially-treated basketball 134, Brookline, outpointed Beppe often obtained. ’Ihe injection of Alexander Jarvis to Grecn- This was a decrease of about a 9. Louisiana State 516 JU i^ eervlees and delaying or depriving was held at St. Bridget’s church committee will open Immediate seven bones—the same number a* ttere Is ample time to make Silk City Eagleg (19) floats about majestically from one Colasanti, 132, Rome, Italy, (10). Eatata of Clementine Haeaett Palmer, many of our old people, our de­ drugs w’hicli shrink the mucous brooke Homos. Inc., property on half dollar from September. The «hangcs until a smooth clicking Top FUtes (0) 10. College of Pacific (4) 248 headless form to the other. at nine a. m. Rev. Robert Chrroll Inquiry Into price of coffee . . . Center street at Falknor drive. Labor department reported these are tn the necks ot most other For Naming Williams MV B. F. Pts. New Orleana—Keith Hamilton, late of Maneheater In said district, de­ pendent children and our blind of membrane Is often helpful. This Policy-makers of new CIO Elec­ combination is rounded together. McKee ...... 84 109 100—293'The second ten—11. Kentucky, 3 7 Taking part In this most un­ 135, New Orleans, drew with Richie ceased. was celebrant of the mass with Greenbrooke Home*, Inc., to Al­ figures today. mammals. 87—279 Bolduc, rf ...... 1 assistance to which they are en­ shrinkage m ay. open the passage­ trical Workers union set out anew DeMartin . . . . 97 95 222; 12. Cornell, 188; 13. Villanova, Ferguson, rf . . : ...... 0 0 0 usual affray will be all local has- Collura 1534, Pittsburgh (10). Upon application of Clifford R. Has- Re\'. Bronislaw Oadarowskl. dea­ fred L. Hunter et al, property on Bristol ...... 80 102 86— 277 By Harry Grayson ■att. praying that an Instrument pur­ titled. It Is also clear that a need­ ways temporarily and thus en­ to give American labor blueprint (2), 148; 14. Maryland, 134; 15. Greiner, r f ...... 0 0 0 keteers who are well known as Chicago — John Labrol, 141, con, and Rev. Jamea P. Timmins, large the atr space. C;cnter street at Falknor drive. Rockwell ___ 94 86 87— 266 Santa Clara, 128; 16. North Caro­ NEA Sport* Editor Cage Officials Clinic athletes. porting to be the last will and testa- less additional financial burden Is sub-deacon. Mrs. Arlyne Garrity for fighting Communism .In Its Ellis, If ...... 1 0 2 Gary, Ind., outpointed Ja y W at­ msnt of aald deceased be admitted to being imposed on the state’s tax­ In spite of everything some peo­ Harry K. and Dorothy R. E l­ Gro/a and Mikan Mannella 89 96 121—306 lina, 106; 17. Tennessee, 82: 18. New York— (NEA) —Ted Wil- Wednesday at E. S. Rec kins, 137, Flint, Mich. (8). played and sang the mass. ranks. liott to Richard J . and Katherine Lebiedz, If ...... 0 0 0 jjrobate, aa per application on file. It payers.” ple continue to suffer seriously FOR YOUR NEW HOME Princeton, 46; 19. Michigan Stote, llam-S was voted the American 0 Stingy Reb* Providence — Norman Horton, Bearers were Edward Blovish, M. Vauglm, property on Morse 453 1487 481 1421 Moriarty, If ...... 1 1 The governor reported that with sinusitis and become so mis­ ^ Top Pro Scorers 30; 20. Missouri and Baylor, each League’s most valuable player The Central Board of Ap Shaw, c ...... 167 3-4, Providence outpointed ORDERED:. That the foregoing ap­ John Wrobel. Felix Zathowskl, States la not good for sinus suf­ road. “ Krp-FUtes (4) 0 2 3 plication be heard and determined at Bresnahan told him the Federal erable and nin-down that they SEE 20. award, and smoke pours from the proVed 'Basketball Officials Plummer, c ...... 0 0 0 University, Miss.—(IP)—Ole Miss’ Curtis Moore, 157 3-4, Newark (8). Gerald Demeuaey, John Vashalf- ferers, but what climate is best is Quitclaim Deed Stevens ...... 95 . , 95 tha Probate office In Manchester In government was “dissatisfied” consider change of climate. Theo­ Others receiving votes: 'Virginia, Hot Stove League. uill stage a basketball clinic Pagan!, c ...... 1 0 2 football teams are stingy defen­ skl and Leo Rouillard. Burial was retically the beat climate for a still a matter of Individual trial. Town of Manchester to Sarah New Tork., Nov. 29—(ST—’The St. John . ___ 104 09 98—301 sively. Among the Southeastern aald District, on the loth day of with the (Connecticut Welfare de­ In St. Bridget’s cemetery. Rev. 18; Duke, 14; Penniylvania, 10; The boys and girls especlallv the Wednesday evening at eight Dion, rg ...... 0 1 1 Decambar. AO. 1949. at tan o'clock In person with ainusits Is one in (-opeland, property at Nyc and two big' men, Alex Groza of In­ Lockwood ease • » 04 118—212 people in the Bronx, are- sizzling. Conference all-time records are partment In tw'o major respects: Robert CarrOU read the committal SUnford, 8; Wofford, Tulane, Wil­ o’clock at the Esut Side Rec. Hayes, rg ...... 0 0 0 tha forenoon, and that notice be given ^1. Lack of sufficient nppro- which there Is not much change Note: Dr. Jordan is unable to View streets. ^ LOUIS WHITE dianapolis and George Mikan of Johnson . . . .103 88 101—292 liam and Mary and' Southern The baseball writers making the averages bf 3.5 yards for oppo­ service. The 1049-50 rule changes will Bjorkman, Ig ...... 1 0 2 Sports Schedule to all. persona Interested In said estate In temperature between night and answer Individual questions from Marriage Lioeiise McKone ___ 114 03 119—326 nents’ punt returns, set tn 1930, of the pendency of said application anC priatlons for administration to as­ Minneapolis, still were running Methodist, each 6; Texaa, Texas selection, three from each of the be explained and demonstrat­ O nolfl, Ig ...... day. A temperature of 68 degrees readers. However, each day he will Clair Joseph Melody, 74 Bliss BUILDER B. Smith . ....1 3 2 117 1 24-373 1 0 2 and 12.7 yards of kickoff returns, tba time and place of hasrlng thereon, sure prompt and adequate serv­ Paul H. Cheaey one-two today in the National Christian and North (^rolina eight cities, ahould never j again ed. All questions will be an­ Tueeday, Nor. 29 by publtahlng a copy of this order In ices, and to 75 degrees with the air neither answer one of the most frequently street. East Hartford and Irene criticize an umpire. posted last season. The Rebs Funeral services for Paul H. asked questions In his column. The Best In Materials and Workmanship State, etch 3; Dartmouth, Wyom­ swered at this time. 7 5 19 Eagles vs. Italian-Americans, some nawspaper having a circulation "2. Lark of sufficient appro­ too dry nor too moist but a little Stevenson, 65 Florence street, wed­ Booketball Asooclation .scoring 848 401 560 1599 ing, Southern California, UCLA, They can’t see. claim- both marks. The punt re­ In aald district, at least five days be­ Cheney, who died suddenly Sun­ The Doctor Answer* ding December 3 at St. Bridget’s The public Is invited. There Score at halftime, 21-8, Bri- 7:00—Rec. priations for assistance payments, breeae from time to time would be ■ 24 X .36 with fireplace, full baaemenL tile bath, and raoe. Vanderbilt, each 2; Brown, Wake Instead of picking the most turn average stands aa a national fore the day of said hearing, to ap­ day night, will be held at his late Ideal. We ahould all love such a By Edwin P. Jordan. M. D. church. M aj^ L Is no charge. Mars. coUege record. Laurel^ vs. Willie’s, 8:30—Rsc. pear if the ysee cause at said time and particularly with respect to needy home. 20 Hartford road, at 2 garage—$8,900. Qroxa haa scored 388 points in (») Forest and Xavier each 1. valuable player they named the Friday, Dec, 2 dependent children." perfect climate If we could find it. Question: I understand you have Permita Stiles .... ___ 108 , , 86—194 place, and be heard relative thereto, o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. a cure for arterioseterosis.. Kindly Telephone 2-4239 After 6 P. M. bolding the lead over Mikan, who best hitter. Meriden v*. Manchester, 8:30— and make retuni to this court, and by Both Dresnahan and the gw - Parts of Florida and soutbern Angeline Recchta alternations, has 812. But big George’s 12-game G. Smith . ___ 94 104 96—294 Down Under Clifford O. Simpson, of the Cen­ mall me Instructions as to how to 102-104 CSiarter Oak street, two to Ractag The fans would have tagged Armory. matllhg In a registered letter on or ernor said the stale’s veeWsre staff California are dose to thla Ideal. average of 26 tops the ex^entuck- Olsen . . . . .,..1 2 6 95 86—308 Phil Rizzuto or Joe Page of the athlete who lends the greatest before December 3, 1949. a copy of this ter Congregational church, will obtain this treatment. * three family house, *3.000. . Bowie, MdL— Rustle Broom Saturday, Dec. 9 had worked “loyally and hard’ officiate and burial will be In the Arizona, although quite different, lan’a 23.7 for 16 conteatK * Chaney .. • « • * « • 101 118—219 (*30.40) was awarded the feature Yankeea as the most valuable Impetus to this goal Is the most New York—yp)—Two Hamble- Silk City vs. Gprden Orovs, 7:15 order and of aald will to Archie though their task was made great appears to be good for some alnua Answer: If I had a cure for art­ Thomas W. Vennard et ux, four . . . 96 104 . . —200 valuable. Local Sport Palmer. Care of Rlcharc' Palmer'. Cov­ Cheney family section of the East In the only NBA game last night Porterfield race at Bowie after Fleet Vixen player. It was close between Lit­ tonian harness races will be run —Rec, er by the new law liberallKlng the cemetery. sufferers. In moat parts of Ari eriosclerosis, I would be famous room dwelling Elro street.. *9,000. Knofla ...... 1 2 0 93 91—304 The Red Sox definitely did not In 1950. In addition to the tradi- entry. Conn. Indeed. There Is as yet no cure for the Anderson Packers strength­ waa disqualified and moved to tle Scooter and Fireman Joe. Pontiscs va' NasailTs, 8:30— JOHN J. WALLBTT, Judge, welfare program. zona, however, there la a great win .the pennant, and Wil­ tiortal classic at Goshen, N. Y„ Rec. this condition although the symp- One of New York’s first tole- ened their hold on first place in fourth. That was the only close thing Chatter Onlv 5,393 of the 18.000 old i.ge Impcrlant Oxygen deal of fluctuation between day the Western Division by whipping 543 407 479 1519 about It. - liams helped them lose It. He Australia—which currently is en­ Sunday, Deo. 4 AT A COURT o r PROBATE held and night temperature and the. caused by hardening of the viaion stations used the experi San Bruho, Calif. — Mlche cases have been reviewed since the the Waterloo Hawks 101 to 87 at Royals (1) (*7.00) won the feature race at tailed off to batting the lost week, joying a harness racing boom sim­ New Britain vs. Nasriff Arms, at Mancheeter -wUhln and for the change went Into effect, July 2t atr is too dry to be good for some arteries can be Improved In many mental call letter* ofW2xbs. That The.idea of the 154-game stretch Seating capacity at tbe armory District of Manchester, on the 3Sth Aa yet. Mount Everest never has Anderson, Ind. Cktrlson .. ___ 90 131 103-^333 Tonforan, going elx furlotlgs to Is to prtKluce a ehampton. It la blowing the stock charaplenahlp ilar to that In this country—also 3:30 — Armory. the governor said, and “at this rate pewle. cases by appropriate treatmenL waa In 1928. ROY MOTORS, lac. 108 8?—281 under state police and fire regula­ been climbed, even by climbers . . . . 87 day of November. A.D. 1949. Prank Brian, the Packers’ lead­ Lambeck . 1:11 2-5. assumed ordinarily that the one he craves by an Infinitesimal mar­ tions has been set a t 1415. Addi­ will honor the father of the stand- Present. JOHN. J. WALLETT, It will take many months to com­ carrying oxygen tanks. But it has when a sufferer from aln' . . . . 88 87 83—258 ing scorer for the past two seasons, Hayden . . gin to George KeR of the ’ngers. tional bleacher*, for the front and ardbreds with a Hambletonian Baseball Juege. plete the review" and make ad­ been proved that It Is possible for wishes to consider a change Mandly ...... « 8 9 • 95 98—282 championship event during the In- EataU of Ralph E. Scribner, Ute of justments In benefits. Only 1.352 residence It Is well to try the I ' paced the winners' offense with 23 It was his failure to field Rlzzuto’s back ends of the drlllshed, will be human being to exist at that (^anda ...... 100 80 9 0 -2 7 9 ter-dom|nion races at Melbourne Cleveland;—Ellis W. Ryan, new Manchester In said district, decessed. of 4.876 cases of blind Md height without artificial air. Ocy- climate for several weeks or points. Dick Mehen topped the los­ blow down the left field foul line, erected for all future home games Ruth V. Pleraon. administratrix hav­ permitilng the shortstop to take In February. , president of the Cleveland‘Indians, dependent children have been re­ gen enables men to climb faster months befpre making a final de­ er* with 21. 468 509 461 1488 of Manches^r High and the Nas- ing sapresented said estate to be In­ The victory, Its ninth in 12 Sports Roundup three bases, that beat Ellis Kinder aiff Arms’ quintets. announced Lou Boudreau would solvent and having made appllratinn viewed while 5.104 old age cases and thus- suffer less from the se­ cision. Csrtalnly the climate of the USED CARS General continue as manager of the club. for authority to settle said' estate ’.as have not been reviewed at all for vere weather. northern sections of the United starts, Increased Anderson’s first In the final ano pay-off party. Sweet Shot* ,(t) There were othc. Instancea of Philadelphia— The Philadelphia insolvent without eomralssloners. It Is year. place margin over Sheboygan to a 100 . . —100 New York, Nov. 29.—(IP)—^j.the notice that entry blank* are Brochures of the Nsaslff Eastern ORDERED: Thst the foregoing sp- game and half. Sloane ...... Williams falling to hustle in the East Lansing, Mich. — Bob PhllUea announced that Jack San­ "As a re ^ t of the failure to re­ SPECIAL OFFER!! 194B Plymoutli-4 Door Se4»n Cole ...... 97 101—308 There seems to be no doubt that ’ <3rd MlUrose trahk League basketball team were dis­ pllcation be heard and determined at no field. Black of Rhode Island State won ford had been signed to manage view, Uje governor said. about The league's leading scorers: 95 . . —210 tributed along with programs to the Probate ..office. In Manchester in *200,000 in payments .were being FO F T TP Purdln ...... 118 Louisiana SUte la the .‘„pset’’ | Williams was thrice passed up tho NCAA cross country in 20:25.7 Toronto, their International said District. «ti tjte 16th day of D«cein- 1947 Oldmnobile-4!3ab Coupe .. 113—118 . - aa- a ^s_ .. ' ot KiHilRnds fullbacU who aver- all fans at last week’s opening ’Improperly” spent, Jeopardizi.tg DURO SEAL Alex Groza, Handley ...... as the most valuable player when Michigan State won team honors, League farm. ber. 'A.D.. 1949, at ten o'clock in the Jesanls ...... I l l 08 111—320 champ of the football season. . , aged 6.18 yards per carry this game against Meriden. The bro­ forenoon,-and' that notice be given to Federal funds and "disturbing” the Indianapolis .. .120 118 355 1 he won the batting championship, Chicago—C^lcf Justice Arthur Kansas City—Danny Meneadea Beautiful 1947 Mercury-rSodan E. Ballsleper . 108 00—198 Besides knocking off Rice, North season, never runs outside of chures were edited by Hal Turk- T. La Prade of Arizona Supreme all perauiis Interested In said estate Federal agency because of "Inad­ George Mikan Carolina and Tulane, the "ngers i tackle. . ♦. .Utah basketball fans including 1041, zvheh he hit .406. resigned aa general manager of Haefs ...... 107 03 95—205 Ington, Nasslff publlc.i|.y writer. Court was named commissioner of the Kansas City Blues to dccept a of the pflnaency of sgid application equacy of supervision." Mr. Bres­ 1946 Plymouth—2 Door Sedan Minneapolis .. .105 102 312 upset the Southeastern Confer-' tab Brigham Young's Harold Yet here he is officially the most adn tna time and place of hearing nahan is now demanding a review Aluminum Storm Wmdows the National Softball Congress. similar post with Hollywood in the Joe Fulks, 551 488' 610 1544 ence rule limiting bowl participa­ Christensen as another Arnle Fer- valuable without the title. “U ttle Hill Willet, C. D.,“ a thereon, by publishing a copy of this of the 5.104 cases if Federal funds COMBINATION—SE L F STORING' Philadelphia .. Pacific Coast League. . ordei In some newspaper having a 1942 Harley-Daviflon—Motorcycle . 79 90 248 Bedfords (8) tion the first season It was in ef­ rin of tho future. The kid had of­ Like the lawyer defending a Golden Retriever, o'wned and to continue. ROGERS SILVERWARE Carl Braun Only seven of the 45 men on the circulation In said district, at least ftve HEAVY EXTRUDED ALUMINUM R. Anderson .109 98 101—808 fect, . .Slamming Sammy Snead, fers from as far away aa West juvenile delinquent says, it's the handled by ..Jabe White, won a days before the dsy of said hearing, New York . . . ,. 70 71 229 system, not The Kid, which Is at 1949 University of Miami football Pro BaskrtbaU At A Olaaea 1941ChryaIer Convertible Coupe Bnckland .... 86 97 127—810 who geta 14 bucks an hour for Virginia and Kentucky but decid­ ribbon In the recent competition at team weigh 200 pounds or over, to appear If they see cause at said time Noble JorgenMn, fault. the Albany, N. Y. Kennel Oub for , Last Night’s BewNa and place and be heard relative tbere- WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS T h orn ton ...... 84 106 11 8 -3 0 8 golf lessons, thought he had some­ ed to stick to B.Y.U., where his with End Ralph Fleler th# beavleet NEW LOW 1946 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan Sheboygan ... . 78 80 226 Under the rule# the ballots Best In Class, White’s obedience National Aseeelatlen to. and make return to this court. Olson ...... 112 126 106 -3 4 4 thing wrong with 'his back a abort father is head of the English de­ at 218. Anderson 101, Waterloo 97 JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. PRICE $ Ralplt Beard, . . — 94 time after he resumed teaching partment. .'. .Nearly 200,000 must be in by the season’s dog was also named Best Female 1 9 *9 5 1941 Chry8]er-2 Dooi: Sedan Indianapolis .. . 80 68 225 McLaughlin .. 94 Noren ...... 100 114—223 at. White Sulphur this fall. Then 'Sandlot baseball players will sign end. The purpose of this Is not to of Classes and Best of Opposite A1’ A COURT o r PROBATE held NO WINTER Max ZaWofsky, he realized the ache came from contracts to play with specie have the Jury influenced by Sex. •t Manchefter within and for the 1941 Plymouth—2 Door Sedan CSilcago ...... ,... 87 38 212 Dlitrlct of yiinehester. on the 3stli 435 .536 566 1587 bending over 700 to 1,000 times a teams tn 1950, according to the World Series performance. da} of November, .CD. 1949. HOME PRODUCTS CO. ALL YOU HAVE TO TMl IS SAVE OUR Sonny Hertzberg, morning to tee up the ball for his National Ba.scbalt Congress. . . . Whejt the votes were cast it ap­ Tod Healy of the State Athletic Preaent, JOHN J. WALLETT. PHONE 8-83U6— EAST HARTFORD. CONN. 1940 Dodge—Sedan Boston ...... 80 48 208; pupils. . . .National League Greasy Neale claims more of hla peared that Williams would lead Commissioner’s office announced Juege, WORRIES Paul Hoffman, Cheney Brother* .340 TOI.LAND STREET ( 6> prexy Ford FYlck won’t' attend the Philadelphia Etogles get hurt by the league In everything. Includ­ that Walter Kelly of 18 Purnell Treat etate u-w of Juatua W. Hale, OUR BUSINESS CARDS. 1 CARD WITH 1939 Buick—Sedan 61 207 Stain Office Baltlmort ...... 73 Derbv ...... 87 108 101—296 convention of the National Asao- getting In the way of Steve Van ing* the Boston club to the pen­ place has been named boxing and late of Uancheattr, In aald DlatrJct. with thiF fine 1946 Ken Sailors, Denver 69 66 204 dteeated. 1938 Plymgnth—Sedan t DeMartin ....\ . 83 — 110—193 ciation of Professional Baseball Buren than are mangled by op­ nant. Tills was the week after wrestling commissioner to Man­ The Mancheatar Truit Company. Oldsmobile **66'* Gub EACH 254: PURCHASE. a a r k ...... 98 107 107—312 Leagues at Baltimore next week. posing player*. the Bosox had left Fenway Park chester. Kelly was recently en­ Traate*. havini exhibited Ita annual 1938 Oldsmobile—Coupe hforan 84 83 ■ 167 . . .That should silence those droning the Cuff with the pennant wrapped up dorsed by the Democratic Club of aeeeunt with aalc.’ eatate to Ihia Court Sedan, black, one Brennan ...... 118 98 138—844 American Leaguers who contrad Bill c:offman, who’a In town through remarkable pitching per­ Manchester for-the commissioner’s for allowance. It la Walerbury Coppers job. _ .. _ ORDERED: That the i:th day of owner, 26,000 actual STOP IN TODAY AND 1938 Dodge—Sedan Precone .’...... — 95 99—184 the National is Just a Minor whooping up the Shrine East- formances against th* Yanks by . December. 1949.- et ten o’clock, fore- THKTRim HDSm . League. West game, points out that no Mel Parnell and Old Man Kinder n'eop. at' the Probete Office In the mi lea, immaculate 1938 Plymouth—Convei^ble Coupe Fire Coach, Team 485 491 540 1496 Math Bath plaj'cr or coach ever received a and two towering home runs by Among the most recent injuries Municipal Building In aald 'Manchea- GET ALL THE DETAILS Weaving (6) Before Michigan SUte's foot­ dollar above his expense allow­ Williams. suffered , by members of the Silk ter. be and the sama la aaalgned for City football team was a broken beartpg on tha allowance o f aald ac­ condition, fully equip­ 1936 Dodge—Sedan Waterbury, Nov. 29—(g’). — The F Fallon 92 104 9T—203 ballers played Arizona at Tucson, ance and entertainment, but the Rizzuto unquestionably was the count and said Trustae'i two prevloua Waterbury Coppers of the Eastern ,J. Frey ...... 80 01 116—287 Coach Biggie Muim politely re­ Shrine hospital has been given *1,- best shortstop in baseball last nose suffered by Walt Tedfqrd and CARTER’S .aeeoonti with said aatete. and thla ped. A very depend­ Pro Basketball League, together V. Fallon ...... 106 96 86—288 marked: “We will be satisfied 292:090 to 24 years. . : ,EUs- season. Pag* -undoubtedly waa a broken thumb by George Mitch­ WORK CLOTHES Court diraets that' notloi of the time able car at thin low with their coach, Paul Labanowski, Alcock ...... 08 05 138—SSI with a one-point victory. . . , wortii' Vines and some other golf the finest relief worker. • There ell. Inclement weather forced post­ and Place eMigned for aald hearing be W. F r e y ...... 80 87 05—271 Arizona piled up 19 first dovi-ns to pros are using the kind of camera ponement on last Sunday’s sched­ glees to all persona known to be In have been fired. was no question but that Williams price, $1,250. Manager Bill Belitsky aald the State's 16 and a total of nearly that develops its own pictures to wax the top hitter, regardless of uled game with the Legion in tereetad therein to appear and ba Rockville and It was a toqgh BROWN’S h tart thereon by publlihlng a copy of nanageroeqt waa “displeased " and 465 473. 532 1470 300 yards. . . .The final score; show pupils their nristakes. With his being edged oift of tbe cham­ thfo otVer la some newapeper having FOR PfPfHDMU AUTO INSURAIKf -CAU GEORGE^S 'elt a change Would be, “welcome;” Michigan'State 75, Arizona 0. . . some guys it would fake a movie pionship. ' break. All proceeds were to enter WOOL VESTS and a elreulation la- said D tstii^ at least ROY MOTORS, Inc. He added that a new team would FootbaD What’s puzilng the Arizona math­ camera. . . .Announcement from the accident funds of the rival MANCHESTER But this wasn’t to be the beatr teams. COATS Aea patera tba day b( said hearing, and 1 assembled before Friday's game Jacksonville— Maryland and Mis- ematics dept noH’ is why Tropical Park concerns the ap­ player award. It was supposed to by iwUag In a registered letter on «r 241 NO. MAIN STREET MANCHESTER sourlfh^re named to^play in the bMeia December 3. 1*49. a aspy of thla MOTOR SALES ESSO SERVICE STATION with Middletown and that Ralph couldn't Arizona score? And with pointment of a “public relations be the most valuable player Oolgoff, who played here In 1048- Gator Bpwl, .th)i|i completing the a 74-polnt surplue, was Biggie Joe McCHuskey finished to 16th cMpr to Clareaee F . Hale. I s Gordon Open Evenings . 0 Phone 5113 represenutive” for the six-horse award. place In the recent Senior Metro­ Flaiea. Middletown, Codn.; ILeroy E. Raymond R. Gorman 47 will be the new coach. m ajor post-season blow lineup. really aatlsfijed? stable ow’ned by Ralph Lowe of Mayb* the eommitt** was giv­ U jyMUttHffC ' Hkfo. M South street. Bockellle. Conn.. West Center at .HAIN ST. AT BISSELL ST. The Coppers which lost three New York-i-Army was voted politan cross country champion­ 42 BROOKFIELD p . PHONE 4871 Open Evenings Until 9 :3fl One hllnute Sports Page Midland, Tex. , , .Maybe Lowe ing Ted Williams a ' consolation ship run at Van (3ourtland Park lunindv fr J * T.D. No. L : Hartford Roadi exhibition |J)mes had a 1-1 record the Lambert Trophy, emblematic F irst sign of wtnter you just .wonta. to make aura none of JOBN-g. W AUJrrr, Judge. prire. In New York. Joe wait-timed to' in re.igue eornpetitlbn: » ' of eastern football supremacy, ' don’t look at.,jhe tharmometer) Is hla nags is misquoted. . Anyaav. ws wus robbed. • 1 58:06^.^,. . - .- ( . >. J ' ’ -: >r i H ANCHW m a EVKNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TLT:SDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1949

If you drive a ear,- rsmsmber First Little Bey—-Why can ws Sideshow Ballyhoo Ciallsr—Hers TOONERVILLE FOLKS BV FilN’l .MNE FUJI jrou arel Twenty of the most beau­ UANCRZ3TER EVENING HERALD, mAmjHEHrBR, W HN,, TUESDAr, NUVEMBBE 29, 194R S e t t B e a n d . N o n s e n s n that it may take 18 times the dts- sat mors pancakes than waffle*? ■inim awm .ym tance to step on snow er ice as it Bccend Llttla. . Boy > - Because tiful girls in tbs world. (Only tan Had A Kick Otaalag doM to step en dry concrete. When pancakes slip over and make room, cents!) M ickey (H imselp) Mc8T—Set ot car k ^ Mmtday cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 803 U. Herald. , washing machine, Srst-elass con­ To pull oht of a skid, the ex­ 2-4224. 24-hour service. Oakland street Phone 6497. dition $39.50, metal white kitch­ down payment balance approxi­ n e a r EAST CENTER S t^ t 6 perts say, turn the front wheel Passenger Captain, is this a j afternoon. In front of Sheridan LARGE Double room with all mately $45 a month. Madeline en cabinet, $9.96. Marlow’s Furni­ housekeeping prlvUegea—use of rooms, complete, oil ^Jgmer, Se drive over the week end that .in the direction in wlUch the rear good ship? Raataurant Call 5062. PLUMBING, Heating. Repairs on WANTED Smith, Realtor. 3-1642 - 4679. BnaiiMaa Sam cca Qffarad IS ture Dept. Phone 6060. S-nmm houss. Ihl. 8809 before IJ storm windows ana screw^Jkrge you dan read the casualty list for Is sliding, and apply the brakes Captain — Madam, thla is h er' old and new system^ oil burner, lot, 3 weeks’ occupancy. ^Priced yourself en Mendsy. A ni. NEW nOTEMENT house, oil heat With a light pumping pressure. To maiden voyage. j IX>ST—Two aldeboard# belonglhF water pump service. Prompt at- Experienced Broadleaf Sorters GAS HOT water heater, complete for quick sale. Charles Lesper- VENETIAN BLINDS. All types located near bus lino, shopping stay out of a - skid, keep your to a walnut bed. Can 2-8216. mads to order, alao recondition­ tenUon. John H. Carlson. Tel. with 80 gallon tank, $10. ’Two In­ ance. Telephone 8620. Wife—A letter came for you speed down, allow plenty of spa>'e One of the happier reaulta ot 7826. JOHN H. HACKETT and SON side doors, $10 each. Easy wash­ Apartn$tnts, Plata, canter and school. Rent from one marked ‘‘Private” and “ Personal.” for stopping and use your tire commercial art ia the disappear­ ing. Best qu ^ty. Findell Manu­ tenement will practically take 1/) 8T—Femalv, Shepherd CoUle, facturing Oo.. 486 Middle Turn­ er, $25. Phone 2-9121. ______rw itM tnls 68 SACRIFICE Sale, owner forced to Husband—What did It say? chains en ice and snow. ance of the arty artiaL Weet Hartford ta». Brown and Phone 6180 care of carrying charges. This is sell their Immaculate 4 - ^ m pike Bast. Call 4866. MiOimry— Dressmaking 19 a good opportunity to own your white with white band around ONE t W o rooin apartment avail Cape Qod. Expandable second MICJUSY FINN Poinff It Right! L ^ ’K LEONARD neck. Very analoue. 2-8607. A.U. A.PPUANCB8 serviced and MAGIC CHEF gas stove. In good able Saturday, Dec. 8 and on* 4- own home. For fu lle r detail call Boor. Fireplace, oil hot water Chwies Lesperance. Phone 8630. repaired, burners, refrigerators, DRESSMAKING and remodeling. Sitoatlona Wanted— condition. Call 4834. room apartment available Dec; 16. heat and other conveniences. I’MtftiNCIN' ABnoaneencnta ranges, washers, ate. All work For Information call 4846. Female S8 Write Box T, Herald. 211 MAIN STREET. Excellent lo- Centrally located. Immediate oo- AU THI SPCAKim IN MAHOGANY, BED, Beautyrest cupancy. T. J. Crockett, Broker. guaranteed. Metro Service Oo. cation. Two-family, 6-6. Oil hpt 110MKT lOU'ASBAfiT TSL Manchester 9-0888. AL’TERA'nONJ of aU kinds ' WANTED— Position as Houss- mattress and Simmons spring. In­ 6 ROOM CorapleUly furnished Phone 6418. ATTENTION New horns owners, quire 32 ’Thomas Drive. water heat Redecorated.' Large '^AfiTWyAUnVI.* THIN cedar clothes line poles Installed women’s suits, coats and dresses. keeper for one male adult. Phone apartment with garage. Central RADIO — Blectrtcal AppUance 6871. location, $100 per month. Writs lo t On bus line, near stores and EIGHT ROOM house, steam heat, M U ALL MARCH OUT to your satisfaction. Immediately. 49 School street Telephone 7898, NEW 80 GALLON Coleman gas school Trice $11,600. Elva ’Tyler, Any desired length. Call 6249. Service, repairs picked up and Box V Herald, fOr particulars. 2-car garage, extra large lot, lOKTHK-ID OUN deUvsred promptly 90 years’ BRIDAL OOW NS, attendant hot water heater. Automatic and Agent Manchester 2-4469. vacant Price reduced for quick SEATS ON TK I experience. John Maloney Phone D oga— Birds— P ets 41 fully insulated with magnesium sale. Charles Lesperaiice. Tele­ dressea formala suits and n e a r PRINCETON STREET 9-1046. i Walnut street blouses hand-tailored. For In­ rod. 5 year guarantee. $84.95. BosiiinM Loestloas phone 3620. FOUR PUPPIES, nice peU, |3 Watkliu Brothers. Ine. 8<^ool—Pre-war 6-Room Single, formation or appointment call each. 1444 Tolland ’Turnpike. Psr RMt . 64 Sreplace, steam heat (oil), at­ r b a DT t o Close your books and RADIO AND Television Repairs, Mrs. Maxine L. Rlaka 6848. OFF BAST CENTER STREET— die business and Individual in- 90-day guarantee. Call 6078 day Phone 2-4098. EMERSON Console a.m. f.m., tached garage. Lot 90-ft. front. Six-Room Complete CSape Cod. automatic record changer. Few OFFICE Space available In the Oeeupaney 80 days. Howard R. ‘ come tax returns T Call 2-8829 for o i night Radio Clinic, 110 Spruce CUSTOM MADE CLOTHES to St NICE BOXER pup six months Shed dormer. Living room has aocoimtlng and tax service. street Individual. Will work from pat­ months old, $110, Se* It. 136 Orfoid Building. Apply Marlew A Hastings, Real Estate S p ecia l^ picture window and fireplace. Ex­ old. Boston ’Terrlsr ready to go. Maple street 8833. Odd Fellows Bldg., 480 Main S t tern or will originate. Dresses, Zimmerman Kamels, L ^ s REASONABLE lease, approxi­ tremely modem kitchen. Oil PROSPECT HHX. School, for suits, coats, gowns, eto. Phone (At O ieO n ter). Phone 2-1107 streeL 6287. mately 3,000 square feat indus­ for appointment steam heat Insulated. Rideco- young chUdren. Monday through ASHES AND rubMah removed. 2-3909. rated... Built 1941. Excellent fi­ Friday, 9:06-11:45. Dela Tybur, MAGIC CHEF gas range, $85. G. trial apace. Truck doorA concrete TVucMng. Phone 9-0828. COOPER HILL STREET—3 tene nancing. Reasonable, inva Ty­ director. 4267. E. refrigerator, $36. Phone 3-0784. floor, heated or unheated.,Paved (lOwsM W tte M l IM.) SAWS FUeS keja nude, mowers HovlBff—Tmeking— Poultry and SappUes 48 street, water, power, sewers and ment house, separate heating ler. Phone 3-4469. IF TQU Want to look your best sharpensd, outboards and air COMBINATION Gas and oil water. Call Suburban Realty Co., systems, good income, near bus BUGS BUNNY BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES M fn in g BiUfi EDG^ MARTDf Storage SO stove, also three oil drums with line and shopping center. Priced MANC!HB»TER Green. 6 rooms, FUNNY BUSIN BY HERSHBERGER la a new Splrella Foundation Gar­ cooled engines repalrsd. 'Capitol $1.60 each. Realtors. 49 Perkins strset T el fireplace, lavatory, tile bath, full MANCHESTER Package DeUvery. 76 LAYING PulleU, faucets. Phone 2-1914. for quick sMe. CSiarles Lesper­ QMCliVB OVSr«QO(i5V5 WOVY ment designed for you alone In Equipment, 88 Main street Phone 2-1928. 8216^______insulation, garage, ameslte drive. 16 THAT y o u lOOTINlS m BUY. MOM Attt. VCK, ths way nature Intended, call Local light trucking and package ance. Telephone 3630. AVI OY CVBIViiB'.FOfc'B DAVENPORT, practically new. Shown by appointment. Charlee ■r-;;'^THAT YHINO B-O -O • Yo 6BY YWBOUBVL Nadine A. Beauchamp, 2-0972 ANTIQUES ReSnlahed. Repairing delivery. Refrigerators, washers FRESHLY KUled ’Turkeys for THREE Roonw, centrally located. YWq. VAOKRWr KK.VU YOfitiAKV VUV\V(.« done on any furniture. Tlemann, Also Zeneth radio combination. HENRY STREET, near new Lesperance. 'Telephone 8620. YCAW, OCC/ After 5. and stove moving a specialty Christmas, from 13 to 36 pounds. Main street, near Post Office. 189 Sooth Main street Phone Phono 2-0762. Reasonable. Call 2-0428 between SulUble for offices, dressmaking, Princeton Street achod, 6 rooms W ^ i 0648. Fresh, frosen, ready anytime. 6:80 and 8. complete, fireplace, tile bath, oil RIDE TO Hartford, vicinity of women’s specialty shop, etc. Lote for Sfil« 7S Capltol Ave. and Broad, work­ LIGHT TRUCKING, half-ton pick Schaub’s Turkey Farm, 188 HlUs- burner, garage, atorm windows DE-LONG’S Refrigerator service. OLD RED TIN Barn, 706 North Plenty of pqrklng space. Phone ing hours 8:16-4:46. Call 2-2295, up truck. No ashes, no rubbish. town Road. and screens, large lot. CSiarles LOTS FOR SALE at the following Repairs on an nukes, oommer- Main itreet, buys and sells good 6988. Phone 3-1276 or 8298. Leaperance. Telephone 8620. locations: Oxford stree^ Henry RIDB WANTED to Hartford, etal and domestic. Emergency 94- used furniture and antiques hour iurvles. Phone 2-1797. THE AUS’TIN A. Chambers Co., Wanted— Pete—Ponltry— Frank Denette. T el 2-8876. street. Harvard road, .|lemlock 8:00-5:00, from vldnlty of Mid­ TVsMted to R ent THIS AGENCY has over 30 houses street, Lakewood Clrcld, CorneU dle Turnpike. East and Parker local and long distance movtng, S tock 44 listed for sale in Manchester and JOSEPH McCOOE, Refrigerator, packing, cratljig and storage. WB BUT and tell good used furnl- street. Porter street Charles street T el 2-0268. WAN’TBD—Cows, calves and beef MANUFACTURING executive de­ vicinity from $7,000 on up. Check Lesperance. Telephone 3820. washer mid appliance service. Service to all parts of the U. S. turA Combination rangoA gas with us before you buy. T. J. Free estlmatss. 2-0747 days, 9- cattle, also aoraes. We pay the ranges and beataiA Jone* Furni­ sires to rei)t 5-6 room house and WHEN TOU buy your next sup- A and CanadA Call 6187, Hart­ .qarage. Tel 2-84b4. Crockett o416. (•XlH SAIJ: or exchange. Building 2818 evenings. top dollar. Plela Bros. 864 Bid- ture StorA 86 Oak. Phone 8-1041 ' port be sure It’s a Spencer de­ ford 6-1423. lots at the Oteen. Wm. Kanehl s i g n Just for you! Economical well street Phone 7405. n e a r MAIN street new 6 room RANGE BURNERS Cleaned, serv­ EMPTY VANS to and from all USED COMBINATION gaa and Builder, 519 O ntei street. Phone beesHss It’s guarantsed to keep FARMERS, Get a better price for bittiness Property for Sale 70 single, fireplace, tile bath, full In­ Ita shape! £iJoy better health iced and repaired., 16 years' ex­ states. Assured return load, oil ranges, gaa ranges, electric and sulation, porch, beautiful knotty 7778. •______■ I : :,B. UMB SV Ul Btlv<'.j'. W perience. Joseph Senna 2-0147, ratea United, 132 West street your beef cattle, by selling direct gas refrigerators, new chromium and the lovel" 6gure you long to the Manchester Packing Co. ONE-HALF tnts-est In business pine kitchen, garage, Immediate ALLEY OOP ______Here He Comes BY V.T. HAMLIN [ for! Can Mra Mabel, M. Brown, 6965. Phone 6375. breakfast seta, electric ranges, U- Have someone else price them, block on Oak street. Call 2-2698, occupancy. Charlea Lesperance. Wantfff-Kcut BhIuU 77 I 19 Chaster Drive, Phone 9-2776, refrigerators, dining room, par­ Telephone 3620. w a L A T LEA«TT)(e RJT rSHUDOCK PETER W. PANTALUK alsctrlcal RUBBISH and ashes removed. In­ then call us. Phone 2-1500. lor and bedroom furniture, large fiKiG o f \gjiiS ~ NBsiiSP^PEIK YP THINK OF WHAT contractor, maintenance and wlr- FUR QUICK Res Jits li) seiUng cinerators cleaneo. Sand, gravel display of baby carriagea, oribi WEST* 8IDH1—4 large rooma, 2 YOU 1 ^ for light and power. 40 Fos- your property caU Ed Krasentca, ABUMBobftes PBt S alt and cinders. Van service and and play-pens. We Invite your In­ Farms and Ijind for Salo unfinished, fireplace, oil heat. fuU Suburban Realty Co., Realtors, 49 ■ R3K tar street Phone 8808. ' local moving. Phone B. M. Jones. Articlea tor Sale 46 A spection of our salesroom. You m s ACRES land wltt large Insulation, tile bath. Has to be Perkins stree t Tel. 8216.______2-1362. 9-8073. RANGE BURNERS and Heaters K -l BLACK Loam, 4 yarda $13 can save at ,Cambers Warehouse gravel bank. Centrally located. seen to be appreciated. This U a w hite T « . WE NEED ROOM Cleaned, Repaired and Installed. Quarry wall atone, I yards, $3U Sales, 601 Middle Turnpike. East. Over 600' frontage on street For new home. Charles Leaperance. (JONSIDERINQ SBtiUNO YOUR PROPERTY 7 Guaranteed workmanship. H. Flat 6eld etona 4 yarda $16 I Call 6187. Open dally from 8 to sale or lease. Suburban Realty Telephone 8620. MAKE AM OFFER Nlelsoi, telephone 7272. PalnthiK—Papering 21 5 p. m., evenings 7 to 8:d0. Without obUgation to you. wa Also Bolton building etona ana •30., Realto-w. 49 Perldna street FLAT—-6 • and 6, owner occupied PAINTING, light carpentry, gen­ will appraise or make you a caab 8848 BinCK SEDAN l in o l e u m — Asphalt tUA wall Oagetone. Bolton Notch Quarry ONE-HALF Price, Inlaid, . felt T el 8215. second floor. Excellent rent first offer for property. See us before eral repairing. Sanding Ooora and Pbona 3-0611. Stanlay Patnode 9848 SUICK BEDANETTB ooverlng. Done by rellablA well- baM linoleum and wall covering floor. Ar-l condlUoA Good lo « - you sell. f trained mem All jobs guaranteed. ceilings painted. Call after 4 p. remnants. Langcr’s Floor Cover­ tion, one-car garage. Phone 3376. 1848 OUDSMOBHJB TUDOR m. Reasonable. 2-4291. ROYAL CORONA PORTABLE— Phone 77’J8 Or 6278 Hall Unoleum Co.. 83 Oak street Smith Corona Standard Type­ ing, 41 Purnell PlaCA Phone 2- BRAE-BURN REALTY IS a NASH AMBASSADOR Phone 3-4023. evenings 6166. 4123. SEDAN COMPLETE Painting and decor­ writers and Adding Machines. H e b r o D bron, her brother, H. Welton i^ r IF YOU Have a single or 2-famUy “ j have a °nsssag9 fer you that com as collacU” FLOOR Problems solved with ating service. Floor sanding and Used machines sold or rented. -.T IStt FDTMOinH SEDAN Repairs on all makes. Marlow’s. ter. Miss Edna Latham and Mre. house to sell coil Hastings, Real linoleum, asphalt tils counter. reHnishlng. Eatimatea free. C. F. GLENWOOD Gaa stove. >rlgldalre Thanksgiving Day, the 24th, 1848 NASH 600 SEDAN Charbonneau. Phone 2-9575 or Harriet Ledd, all of Columbia, at­ BsUte Specialist Odd Fellows SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITfi Expert workmanship, fro* esU- MEN'S Rebuilt and relasted shoes refrigerator. Phone 2-0074. was the 46th wedding anniversary IS tt KAISER SEDAN 3-2806. tended Saturday at 3 p. m., the Building, at the Center. (Ready CABNIVAL BY DICK TURNER mateA Open evenlnga Jones’ Good enough for dress or work. of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P. Rath wedding of Mrs. Hough's great- buyers with caab waiting.) FRECKLES .4NI) HIS FRIENDS Two Foul Strikes BY MERRILL C. BLOSSBH 9847 BU10K SEDANETTB FurnltUTA Oak street Phons Reasonable prlcea Sam Yulyes. bun, of Hebron-Bolton road. Mr. IN’TERIOR ANU Exterior palnt- Marhinery and Tools 52 niece, Miss Joan Davenport of Phone 2-1107.______1847 FORD COUPE 9-1041. Ing. paperb-oiglng, celllnga, re- Shoe repairer, 701 Main slreet and Mrs. Rathbun were married Shelburne Falls, Mass., daughter R ei»c, RAT, 0 E r — I K E - PiAVPUL U m E TtcES AR8 , 11847 PONTIAC COACH Onlahed. Fully Insured. Expert CLETRAC With bulldoser. Cletrac in Hartford, Nov. 24, 1903, and of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton B. Dav­ DO YOU Have a single or two- eOTTA D* NUMBER— O F- E lM O AND ZINNIA SNOOeiE, MIlOA.'' FURNACES and oU burners clean- DARTMOUTO Skis, steel edges, have lived most of the time since family house to sell? Frances K. ^ S H O eu ce/ TWAT— HtUCK I 1848 BUICK SEDANETTE sd. Repalra on all makes of burn­ work. New 1646 wallpaper oooks. H; T. New and used Fergusons. enport of that place, to Deane Edward R. Price. Phone 3-1UU8. Kandahan bindings, like new. Ski Truck and tractor snow plows. on their farm In Hebron. Mrs. Wagner, Agent. Phone 2-0028. I 1948 BUICK SEDAN ers, Refractories rebuilt Call or poles. Twin bed spring and mat­ Rathbun is the former Mlea Annie Lee of Athol, Mass. The Small type riding tractors. Dub­ r - ’ I ' ■At ' 1949 BUICK SEDAN writs The House of Heat, 447 H OUTSIDE, INSIDE^Paintlng and tress, vacuum cleaner, Agfa BJorkland of Hartford. They have ^k place ^ ^i'^®*Hero I W ^ A VP CUSTOMERS Waiting Main street Phone 2-1447. lin Tractor Co., Willlmantic. Church in C^lraln. Masa^_ Hero | Houses from $8,600 to «1,000. > 1941 CHEVROLET COACH paperhanging. Tree estimates folding camera. Reasonable. seven children, o f whom two are were married many years ago the 1940 BUICK COUPE Prompt servlcA Reasonable Phone 4822. sons, Cnarence V., and Gordon, CaU Prances K. Wagner,', AffenL paronts of the bride’s father, and Phone 3-0028. 1940 PACKARD SEDAN Household Senrkeo prices. Phone 7680. O Frechette. Mosical Instruments 53 both of Hebron, and five daugh' In this church her great-grand­ ters, Mrs. Gladys Anderson of He­ j 198%, BUICK SEDAN Offered 1.7A Workman’s compensation, public father was formerly a preacher liability larried. BASSINETTE for sale. Good con­ CLARINETS, Trumpets. Mxa- bron, Mrs. Janet Prout of Port­ dition, Phone 8873. phones, trombones. Instruments Mr. and Mra. Lee wljl Uve In Athol j k GORMAN MOTOR SALES CALL ROY and OordoA Experts land, Mrs. Ruth Ailing of Weth­ where Mr. Lee la a teacher. A i^ m eiit ill Car for rag and upholstery shampoo­ INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ of all kinds, new and used. Re­ ersfield, Mrs. Annie Hall of Storra, Incorporated ing. Average room papered, $12, FINE WOOLEN pieces. Idegl for pairing. Ward Krause. 5336. and Mrs. Mary Sheffield of West A meeting of the chOrch council Open Evenings ing. Complete home and office | Christmas sewing! make mittens of Hebron and GUead <3ongrega- cleaning. ^ kinds oflodd Joba including paper. Cellinge reOnIsh- Hartford. There are also... nine Results in Death 280 Main Street ed. EJxcellent workmanship. Ray­ for 25c; mufflers for 35c; chil­ CAREFUL, Economical buyers of grandchildren. The large gather­ tional Churchea 'was held at the Phone 9-4571 Phons ^9087 or Manchester 9- dren’s skirts 50c up; boys' shirts a quality piano^ sliould investigate Gilead Parsonage Stmday evening, 4340. mond Flake. 2-9237. ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. $2.95; ladies' skirU, $2.10 Up. the Baldwin spinets and grands CTarence V, Rathbun on Thahka- I and plans Biimlngham, Ala., Nov. 29—(41 FLAT FINISH. Holland window! Don't delay, free parking today. at Goss Piano Co. 57 Allyn street, giving Day, though a Uttie late In ance of ^ —An argument with a conductor BUICK, 1940 Super 4-door sedan. shades made to meaoure. AU R epairing 23 Shop and 'save at Colonial Rem­ Hartford. Open Mondays 'til re p o rW . '■ of Interest, there be- was decljW ^ ' over sitting In the white section PRISCILLA'S POP Clean To The Finish BY A L VERMEEN Clean car. Private owner. Phone nant Shoppe, 116 CJenter street. Christmas. Besides the I White Gift service the Hebron metal Venetian bllnda at a new i'M PROUD OF VOU. LAST JANUARY >OU NOW, THEN! \T 9-0661. low priOA Keys made whUe you MATTRjesSES. Your old mat- elr three trees sterilised and remade like RADIATORS—Steam 38" high, 9' - ' uaual hour of service, lo a. mdeath for . a 84-year-old - Negro ICARLV UEl THAT 'S' ONE RESOLVED TO KEEP VOUR WASN'T SO HARD, wait Marlow's Wearing Apparel— Fnra 57 chUdren, those present Included r e s o l u t i o n TOU NAILS CLEAN... AND YOU'VE WAS IT? new. Call Jonea Furniture and wide. One 9, one 8,. one 7, one 6 Members are asked to bring ap­ man. A 1987 DODGE foui>door sedan. OsH and two 5 sections. 5 ft. per sec­ Mr. and Mra. Homer Hllla ' and KEPT YOUR WORD! WEAVING of burna. moth holes! Floor Covering, 36 Oak. Tel 3- their four children, Mr. and. Mrs. propriate gifts wrapped In white The Negro, Sammy ‘ Lee WII- 4537 after 4:30 p. m. and'KMTi clothing, hosiery nma 1041. tion, 200 ft. total. 75d per aection or $25 for all. 48 Cambridge BLACK Tuxedo suit with vest, Kennethtvenneui Ellisaims anaand uvb five uiuu chUdren,. c,,, ■ paper, to be ***^^|^? i nams,Uaffls, aieadied ycaierany.yesterday. hb He wasvv»» auvishot CARS ALL SET FOR WINTER handbags repaired. Upper sire 36-38. Manchester 4788. all of Gilead, the hoeteaa’ mother, U ^ 2® *>y M. A, placement umbrellas repaired, j street. Mrs. Elixabeth White and a num- I briiy (?hrlatn^ cheer wnero i ^ street car conductor, De- 1948 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE. Private Instmctioiw 28 1947 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN, .men's ahlrt coUara reversed and LADY’S Winter coat, green with ber of other relativea from South n«««l wems mwt apparent r a tective R. A. MacMurdo aald, PEERLESS Snowplows for cars, mas day, which fall on ounaay, ■ 1946 BUICK SEDANETTE A replaced. Marlow's LItUs Mending BALLARD’S Driving School, take trucks and tractors. Inquire CTapl- Leopard trim, sise 12. BxceUent Coventry, besides relativea from Both Weeks and WlUlama were cream puff. Shop. condition. Call 2-1856. Penacook, N. H„ and Windsor. wlU be observed at Hebron Oon accused of assault with intent to advantage of our experience and tol Equipment Co., 38 Main gregational Church by a service at 1942 PLYM(5u TH 4-DR. SEDAN. fine reputation. A.A.A. certified Btreet. Tel 7958,______AU the children of Mr. and Mrs. murder after the IncidenL 1941 CHRYSLER 4-DR. TOWN Frederick J. Brehant o f Hebron- 10 a. m.. with (Christmas message, MacMurdo said no additional .. Building— Contracting 14 Inatractor, - dual controlled cam W anted-To Boy 58 and a candlelight service that aft­ SEDAN. license included. Phone 3-2240. LARGE Deluxe chain driven tri­ Andover road, were home for warrant would be sworn against ' 1940 CHEVROLET COUFE. cycle. Practically new. $25. In­ ernoon. The church wUl be deco­ GENERAL CARPENTRY, Altera- I Thanksgiving dinner. Those pres­ rated with Christmas greens for Weeks. 1940 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE.- quire 104 Middle Turnpike West. ent besides their parents and tlons, addition! and new construe- [ WANTED—Youth Bed. CaU 2- the White Gift eenrice. to be for 1939 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN. tlon. Dormers, porches and ga­ Musical—Dramatic 29 0723. Frederick, Jr., and Mlse Winifred 1930 PONTIAC 4-DR. SEDAN. rages at reasonable prices Work­ PIANO TUNING, repairs, recon­ Diamonda— Watchc 1 Fathers and Sons Easy Terms manship guaranteed. Free eatt-1 BUYING Used furniture and. nis Burks of WlUlmantic, Mr. and ditioning, etc. John Oockerham, Jewelry 48 teachers of the Hebron Ctongre- l-ZT Open Evenings UlI 9:00 P. M. mates. R. M. Alexander. Tel | household goods, any quantity. Mra. Robert Taggart of Columbia, gationsl church wUl be held Wed­ r MS tlSVltl. Bit. T. M. SM. U. «. MT VIC FLINT Monte Loses A Bel BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY AND RALPH LANS 3716. 28 Bigelow street. Phone 4210. The Wood&ed, 11 Main street Mr. and Mrs. Arthw Fontaine of Guests at Banquet L 'V M* WBY'H 'W ^ » »ife u, ?■ <,fi, LEONARD W TOST, Jeweler Re­ nesday evening at the home of the BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc, Call 2-3164. Middletown. Mra. Brehant, SAY. BUB. DON'T YOU READ THE /MONTE, WHAT A \ HO BET 15 SILIV, pairs and adjusts watches qapert- superintendent, Mrs. Albert S. “ Thi* rapoft-ctrd is too good— now my dad ta going to , “A picture that does justice to the subject ain't enough, 80 Blasell Bt______Phone 7191 BEAUTIFY Your windows with] Busineaa Opportunities 32 teacher In the H. W. Porter school WHAT'5 PAPERS ? THIS IS MRS. .Out there SILLY BET.'BESIDES, ICORROSIA, MV BE- Rude-bllt comice and valance ly at reasonable priess. Open T a ^ r , to talk over further plans Walter E. Hibbard of North kaap nia at thosa books ovary minuta axpaating ma to j Do«! What wa want ia one that shows a little marcy!" .60IHB0N7 VAN CLEVE’S SUPER-J I JUST WON SlOO . - - - in Columbia, was home, for her for the observance of the Christ-1 Main street was toastmaster., at are Just 1941 PLYMOUTF club coupe. Buy boards. Finished to suit your MOST POPULAR investment Thursday sventnga 129 Sprues WANTED—Boy’s 24” bicycle, in holiday recees. ' laid tha clasa:*’ I 'SWANK CHARITY BAIL, f TROM YOU A it right, $400. Thone 2-0909. Can taste. Phone 2-3524 or 2-9002 any-1 street Plione 3-4387. good condition. Phone 2-0497. mas season. The question of ex­ the Father and Son banquet last HIGH SASSIETY STUFF, i Ids many MINUTE AGO,' Southern New England Telephone The first of a series of three OUIULR1VAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with M.AJOR HOUPLE Tharacterfj be seen at 11 Bremen Road. time. stock. Pays dividend soon. Joseph pense Is a.somewhat pressing one I night at the North Methodist military whists, for benefit o f the this year, as the Sunday school in high, McCluskey. Tel. 2-3272. church, under auspices of the ALL IN THE , OH.VeS, WEPUT K hiS is -w e FIRST m e a l X HE STILL CAW SOUMENE A FLAGG, me., has c a r p e n t e r Work and Jobbing Pael and Feed 49A -Boy’s 20” bicycle. Call Soldiers' Memorial, Second World has Increased In numbers, and , (T6 A LBT- society as WANTBD- group known aa "Metbi^lat men.” PAPER TONK&HT-HERE'S athirplesstimb REMEMBER HIM M lSSiN Bj DOWN/I MISS J ' MAKE IT-*— r fine selection of used cars. A of aU kinds. Also new construc­ 7196. War, will be held at the Hebron with______rising_ .prices It would cost] Harold■ ■ Beebe~ spoke__ for the AN AO FDR A NEW V\OCTB- ON t h is o n e t h a n any other SEASONED HARDWOOD, Stove, 9iNCE tV(e Night JjWe iCEATH- MAVSe HE'S, safe place to buy ueed cars Dodge tion. Call us for an estimate on Help Wanted— Female 35 town hall, Friday, Dec. 3, opening quite a la r^ aum to get presents fathers and Robert Foss for the AUTD TM ATS COAMNS OUT ■« ON OUR LAST society. gnd Plymouth dealers, 634 Center fireplace, furnace. Also slabs. at 8. T h e two following partiea BUT DO YCX) THINK. THEY IJ, ^ ONE.' MOVING VAN GAVE HIM .A, lESG PUSHTING OUT t any Inaide or outside work. Fred for each child, according to the gone. Gerald Chappell led in Ever uET THEM SO P E O ^ ONE MORE ^ street Phone 6101. Knofla. Tel 7704 GIRLS-WOMEN. Want to be 8676. Roobm Withoof Board 59 are slated for the 9th and 16th. old custom of gifts on a Christ- | chorus singing and (^nton Webb BODY Bi:0CK/-*~WHeN, CAN OET A LITTLE HOME HAND AT Th e practical nurse ? Big demand, Mrs. Elisabeth Underwood of mae ^ e . The matter will be of Glastonbury, formerly of this HiS filSCOlTS AREDUe^ OF PgNClNG 1987 PACKARD elx sedan. Econ­ LARGE Comfortable room for rent UPEf OWl6 ,t* V lN * CARPENTER work of all klnda. high wages. High school not nec­ Garden— Farm—Dairy Hempstead, L. I., was the week­ thresh^ out, as to Just what turn town, gave an excellent program A S PUNCTUAUj, . WITH HIM omical transportation. Best offer, Building contractors. Attica fin­ essary. Easy to learn at home in in private home. CaU 2-1920 after end and Thanks^ving day guest the Sunday school party will take THB I»UIU. pecYW Kr TD ST4NE OFF f^one 7806., Products 60 5 /______of magic,.after which baseball I' AlVilirV-CENT ished, cabinet work, alterations. spare time. Prepare now for this of her cousin. Miss MarJoris H. this year. dodge was played by the fathers, MOOM/. ,»)£TRA 1 Darling and Davis. Phone 2-0294 Martin and the latter’s aunt. Miss OiBASTSR. f •ilJw DODGE two-door eedan. interesting, profitable work. Write GREEN Mountain potatoes, first WELL HEATED, furnished room Friends of Mra. Annie (Ten­ and sons ' or 2-3469. ■ for free information. Wayne M. Louise HolUster. Miss Martin, nant) Rathbun, widow of the late A short business meeting fol­ Heater, original owner, $80. Phone quoUty, very mealy, $1.75 bushel with private entrance. Continuous Miss Hollister and -M rs. Under­ 7467. School of Practical Nursing, Box delivered. CUl 2-1390. hot water with shower. Five min­ Leon C. R ath^n of the M1U-| lowed the entertainment, and offi­ iiO FOR YOUR new enstruction, re­ R. Herald. wood were present Saturday aft-1 gtream road, regret to hear that modeling or lepalr work see Wm. utes walk from Cheney mlUs. cers for I960 were chosen as fol­ WASH TUBBS Recaptured BY LESLIE TUBNBR NO MONEY DOWN CaU at lOl Chestnut street. ernoon at the wedding of Mias I j* » patient In the Windham lows: Howard Holmeq, succeeds Kanehl general building con­ RELIABLE Woman for house­ Bomehold Goods 51 Martin's niece, Mias Sylvia M ar-] Memorial hosjpital, under treat- bUY hLW CAM VOU RESCUE HIM I l i a t f O l \ TRV SNEAICIM’ AWAV AGAIUi c w r 1ST 'IM H c k n ib' i^ii? . 1936 DODGE COUPE tractor. Estimates given free. Elton Johnson ss president; vice B lA ZB Si work. Small family, good salary, BEAUTIFULLY Furnished heat­ utin, daughter of the late Prof. u | *“j^ent...... for... .. a...... fractured------hip, suaUln-. » I president, Russell Holmes; sscre- ROElTA„.. CM TIRED \V0U UTTL6 RUMT. AM* (NE'a | APflBCAMTr TIi IM UP (MOP, AMP. Phone 7778. live In. Call 8033. BEST PRICES for furniture, an^ 1 A-EBIU' I RIDDLE YOU WITH LEAD! Excellent Buiminir Condition ed room with private bath. On Horace D. Martin, to lUymond H. j jgii gt her horns last Harold Beebe; treuuror, r r s WASH tlques, 'bric-a-brac. The Trading . bua Une in private home. Call •TiZlmmerman,------son of• Mr, and Mrs. 'Saturday. Report says she ta In a' •' T U I E S A ll PUSHED CARPENTER Work of "aB klnda. THREE WOMEN to dUtribute Robert Brown. Norman Morri­ AROUND Post, 17 Maple street 2-1089. 3702. Herbert Zimmerman of |^ngmead- favorable condition. Her health son waa appointed agent for the RIGHT! SOLIMENE & FLAGG, Inc. Roofa, sidings, addltlona and al-| Avons beautiful Christmas Gift Open at noon on Mondays, and ow. Mass. The bride is- a trained tarationa Also nsw construction. has not been up tp the mark for Methodiat Layman's magaaine. 634 Center Street line as advertised In Nov 7th Tueydsye. All day Thursday, FYl' PLEASAN’^ Room for gentleman. nurse, graduate of the New some years. Sleffert. Phone 3-0268. Issue of Life magaslne: ' An easy A delicious roaat beef dinner Tel. 6101 ' day and Saturday. Next to’ bath. ContitiMous hot London Hospital School fOr Nurs­ Grades 4 to 8, Instead of ages 4 was served st 8:30 by the Wom-^ way to Inake extra Christmas water. Quiet home, private en­ ing, and has been with th* Man­ to 8, are invited to attend the free 1^40 INTERNATIONAL stake money. For appointment write BOUDOIR chairg, coffee tables, cn'a Society of CTiristlan Service, Roofing—Siding trance. 2-9696. chester Memorial hospital staff children’s concert to be presented 'under' the chairmanship of Mrs. truck, fair condition, $160 with Mrs. Buckman, 39 Highland Ter­ kitchen seta, mlsceUsneous fur­ for the past year or more. The by the WUllmantlo Synphony Or­ $60 down, balance over one year GUTTERS Repaired, chlnmeys race, Middletown, Conn. niture. Very reasonable. The CENTRALLY Located, ' heated Jessie Sweet, the president, and j newly married couple will live in chestra Sunday, Dec. 11. This is Mra. mien Pickles, past preaident. or %}2& cash. (3aU Manchester cleaned. Roofs, retaining walls Woodshed,, 11 Main street. . room, continuous hot yrater. Gen­ Longmeadow. Miss Kathleen M in' WOMAN FOR general office work. in correction of an error In this 8106 or Manchester 3-0488. repaired. Telephone 8385. '» tleman preferred. Write Box E. tin. sister'of the brie!*, was maid column last week. Experience required. Call 7354, POT TYPE oil heater. Used Herald. f Public Printer 19S6 DODGE 6-pasaenger, good for appointment. months. Heats 5 to 6 rooms. Bar­ of honor. Attendance at churches and tirea/radio and heater, excepUon- rel and 60 galloiu. ef oU. Phone FURNISHED Rooms for rent with Mrs. Fredericka B. Smith and Sunday school Sundav showed n j e -JJ. 94 Government Brlnting Roofing—Rep^ring Miss Grotha Kjoss of New 'Yprk (H Caa 2-3296^______I SHOW TIES, hosiery, UngeAe, 3-387L kitchen privileges. Working girls quite a faHlng off, owing to the Office Was opened M a fC ^ , 1861. FEATURING (Btaranteed r dresses, shirts, for Cihristmas. preferred. Phone 2-4428. were holiday and weekend gueatal snow atorm of that day. The ahow The man in charge wainlKown aa CHEVROLET l^ c h , radio, and export repalra aa weO Commissibn plus frea bonus HOSPITAL Beds and wheel chain of Mr. and. Mra. Clifford R, plow, went through a t ' an the' superintendent o t public aMner, good tire$. Good running gutter and oonductor work: Try dresses. 61 year old firm. Call for sale or for ^nt. Rates roa- W righl Mra. Sihlth’a aon-tri-law how and cleared the roads. The printing uhtn-T876, when'the pre.s- eondition. Call 6041 after 6:80 p. your "Locai Roofer." Call Oougb- Glastonbufy 3-2?96 anytime after sonabte. Keith Furniture Co. TWO FURNISHED room* with and daughter, of Burrowa H ill I anow was light knd paths were | ent title of public printer came in­ IlB 7T0T. 6« Phone 4169. kltcben' privltegea. Phon* 884L Mra, (aertruda M. Hough, of Ha- ; easily swept aside. to use. ' .

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

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