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J SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IB, 1951 an PAGE TWELVE Stoodmohile Will Be Here Tomorrow—Phone Iilsij. Tho Weather sUtut*xthe psychology of saniUry Cites Program ATerafc Daily Net Press Ron dlspoek}\ Sign Up To Be Blood Donors Tuesday Forecast of I). S. Weather Bar sen A bout Town As on e^ ^ h ranking town offi­ ' Fer the Week Ended Hmrd Along Main .Street cer put i t ,^ f we stop thinking of For Mentally- Nev. IS. 1952 it as a dunipr'Shd begin thinking Cloudy, orrasional driasle to­ TJi* AuxUiwy Police will hold lU And on Some oj Manche$ter’$ Side StreeUf Too of it as a saiiitory disposal area, Retarded Child night. Cloudy, IHtle change In Sflituia iiMifh**** ««PP«>' M the maybe we’ll treat It that way.” 10,782 G«rd«i Grove Honday night at 7 lempernlure Tuesday. Some Btnanral News ‘^visited a sister and brother-in-law What he was ^ t i n g at la that Member d( the Audit •'clock. maybe we’ll stop strewing rub­ 'The purpose of all education Is Buretsu et Ctreolntlens Manchefter— A City of Village Charm If you think that radio is on the in another state, bish all over the approach to the way out because of the advent of j During his stay there, the chil- .io develop a child to the full extent Members of Nutmeg Forest No. sanitary disposal area,' and may­ of his mental capacity. This appllas n 6 , Tall Cedars of L*banpti. are television. we’ve got news for you. i dren of both families toured a be we’ll stop Uttering Olcott (Claatiftod Advertising on Page IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS Binaural broadcasting will soon nearby too. For the small fry the not only to the normal child, but MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1952 lemlnded of the invitation to at­ street on our way to the sanitary to the mentally retarded child as VOL. LXXII, NO. 41

—Congressional leaders expect cal activities. sion (AEG) has officially disclosed that hydrogen bomb “re< IL Some of the sponsors. Including the miners get their money in 4-DOOR, BLACK $2245 speech, we are all for the am wish to become donors, so that the MHtiSHMENTS — ([?snada, have been reported anx­ bitlous M*a behind the change. more headaches than it is wprth. President-elect Eisenhower and President Trum « to •’Wjist were your duties?’ he search" was included in a teat of nuclear weapons at heavily- straight wagea without the fringe The general manager tells us he Young ’Una blood supplies o f the blood pro­ w ti asked. Seoul, Nov. 17— —U. S. ious to make some changes in the benefits enjoyad by other workers A **Safety’Te$ted** lJ$ed Car They want to eliminate the Teensgers and youngsters these gram might br^'Alntained and ADMISSION S4c at their conference here tomorrow on a statement temng tne guarded Eniwetok atoll but stood pat today on its refusal to 2i-nation prhjjosal and have been psychology of DUMP and sub has'had several calls from people "Nothing,” he replied. Sabre jets today shot down at who have longer vacations, holl- who arc ready to pay more than days seem to come In for an awful continue to help rimmy and others world America is united in ita quest for peace. The first meet- "Where were you auppoeed to admit such a bomb had been ex-? working closely with India. days and other concessions not re­ least five Comnrunist MIG- ploded. The commission, after is­ MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES the 876 offered by a Hartford lot of abuse. Maybe It’s our Imag­ like him who depend for their lives ing in months of Tniman and tha work?" A British spokesman said the flected directly in pay envelopes. housewrrecklng firm. ination, but rather frequently we upon this program. Miss Martha 158 over northwest Korea the suing its terse announcement last Britlah view has always been that Just before the Informal haartng 612 WEST CENTER STREET ’ / man who will succeed him brings "I never worked." night, also spoke of poss'ible prose­ Seek Dismissal The people who call, we are in­ hear and see things which seem to White, teacher at Bowers School, together two hUtoric figures who He said paychecks wers mailed U. S. Fifth Force report­ they would welcome any initiative with Putnam"; recessed for the OPEN T H . 9 — TEL. 4134 formed: have the idea they can indicate that .the “young ’uns recruited for the purpose among Ike May Make cution for thhse who bsVe ■writ- and would examine any new pro­ lunch hour, LewUi complained once worked as a team on foreign to his home. ed. The seri^ of air battles ten letters home about seeing what get a home to live in for a hundred ain’t what they uster be." her fellows. The following teachers problems but used harsh words to posals. Indians had given the im­ about government "interference” are taking time from aiready-buNy Probe Methods produced tFe .,21st American they described as the world’s first Of Complaints Give Him dollars or so plus a small fee for Frankly, wo believe that’s so. describe each other*b views during Ths tsstimony came as the com- pression that India would not of­ syrith the coal Industry’s collectlv# moving the building. But we also believe that the ob­ schedules to appear as blood don­ Statement on ace of the Korefiil war. H-bomb blast. fer a proposal unless she had good bdrgaining'processes. He said the CALLING ALL DUCKS ! ths presidential campaign. . ; mission turned Its spotlight from Dr. Harold C. Upey, Nobel prlxe- Most don’t quite realize how server should go at least one step ors next Tuesday when the Blood­ For this reason, some leaders In A sixth destruction claim is reason to feel it would be accept­ WSB ruling had stirred up "unrast steep the price of moving the further. Because It’s rather ob­ mobile unit will be at Woodruff underworld - political relationships pending Confirmation. In addition, wlnning scientist who was a key Against Scribe These 3 R's Too Congress who didn't want to be to the methods used b y ’ political able to both sides. The Indians, and confusion” among tho 350,000 house would be. And the'y seem vious that the parents“ ain’t what Hall from 2 to 6:30 p. m.: Korea Captives one MIG was listed as probably figure in the development of the soft coal miners in the UMW. THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB LEARN HOW TO CALL THEM quoted said they believe a joint machines to retain ppwer. however, have refused to say whe­ to ignore the fact that a new foun­ they uster be” either. And this, of From Bowers School, ‘ Miss dtatement Is clearly needed to destroyed snd one^damaged. Allied atom bomb, ssld in Chicago he Washington, Nov. 17~(J)—Attor- ther they have had ohy response "The mine workers,” Lewis dation would have to be built for course, means that society itself As a dl a t r 1 c t captain in lossyS, if any, were not announced. believed the ABC announcement neys today sought dismissal of shouted, "wUl wait until you’ra no Helena Booth, Mrs. Florence reasure'the free world there la no Augusts, Ga.; Nov. 17—(6^— Tammany (Manhattan Democratic at all from Peiping. it. Woods. Edgar Noel, Mrs, Helen WITH EASY INSTRUCTION The new ace is Col. Roysl Baker meant the United States has sue- charges against Ray Brennan, a longer hare, Mr. Putnam—I road has changed. deep-seated division over U. S. president-elect Dwight D. Elsen- organisation), Ricker worlted un- • At the end of the meeting, which Then, too, there are the zoning Where does the blame He? Pri­ Stahecki, Miss Margaret Moore, foreign policies. bower probably will decide. this of 701. Cedar street, McKinney, cessfully exploded It- first H-bomb. <3ilcago Sun-TImees reporter sc- In tha newiq>apera that you are regulations to consider, which marily, not with the youngsters. Elsenhower promised during the week—after conferencee with Tex. He got one MIG today to cused of posing as a government leaving your govemmont job toon PHONO RECORDS $1.98 Each (CMttaofd ea Page Thirteen) Bounds Offlrial (Oontlnoed on Paga Two) Although many of them could do campaign • to make Democrats president Truman and GOP con- raise his total to four MiG's snd Urey said the technically-word­ official to get a story, -,-tnd wait unUl the Wage board with some of that old-fashioned ALSO IN STOCK "real partners" In working out, gresslonal leaders—whether to one LA-9 propeller-driven fighter ed ststaipent “sounds like official . Brennan’s attorneys made the returns to Harvard and to the discipline, we don’t think It would basic foreign policies and ------tomor­ make a pre-inauguration state­ destroyed. motion for dismissal os the cose cloUtefo of the NAM, and then language for a successful H-bomb." was called up-before (Thief Judge LAND SURVEYING be necessary, in most cases, of they CROW CALLINO RECORDS, DUCK AND CROW CA1X8, row’s meeting — designed to aid ment on repatriation of Korean j g g £ ) e a d , Big Guns Duel J. Robert Oppenhelmer! who we’ll go to Mr. Moaee and demand BoUths J. Laws of U. S. District Fear Ship, 60 our full contract.” BINGO had been brought up right In the DEER CALLS. DECOYS an orderly transition from the war prisoners. Along the gi-ound. Red (Chinese arrected the Loe Alamos. N. M„ Edward L Davis, Jr. first place. A baby is a very Democratic to the Remibllcsn Eisenhower, spending hla last day Onirt for assignment to a trial Putnam asked Moeea whether EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT artillery threw a thunderous laboratory which perfected the judge whether to hear the die- he thought the fuU $1.90 a day pay Registered Seryeyer susceptible organism. He can be re^mes-^wlll be regarded by some of vacation at the hours-long barrage at blood-soaked atom bomb, said he could only echo In Crfew Seized ------20 REGULAR GAMES—3 SPECIALS mold^i generally speaking, into as the first test of Ms Intentions. tlonal GMf Club, file# 1 1 C r a s h e s missal motion in advance pt the -ralae-would, eerva to "preewre” 18 Proctor Roiad ' Miachsioilar - auNSs - ^ Pinpoint hin srid''Rocky‘ point. It the official AEC'disclosure; trial. wage Increases In other Induatries. STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP just about the. type of person that The President-elect already has ington tomorrow for. a hlstofy- may have been a prelude to an TCL lO lt his parents want him to become, WINCHESTER said he wlU not share in nor ae- m a k ^ session with Truman at Reached at his Princeton. N. J., Caee le Delayed "I don’t think this ralso wlU go O f U. lanes after-dark Gommuniat infantry home, Oppenheimer, now director The case was delayed by a traf­ By China Reds granted that they are unselfish sume responsibility for any ad­ the White House. assault. enough and patient enough to do REMINGTON ministration decisions before he Is On Wedneadsy he will meet In of the Institute of Advanced fic jam in the courts. (Osatlancfi an Pnga 9wt») Responsibilities ~ that molding and do it in the| ITHACA formallv inaugurated Jan. 20. New York with a quartet of. Re­ Allied artillery roared in answer Study, said announcement sboi't No courtroom and no judge were Hong Kong, fioy. 17—(F)—The By THE ASSOCIATED PBES.S as United Nations forces sought right way. MARLIN For this reason, few expect him publicans who will have key roles After one o f/U grimmest avia­ continulnf' research have been available immediately; but Indica­ Norwegian freighter Rostro kumpn But how many parents today to do more than listen to a brief­ In the GOP-controIled 83rd Con­ out the big Red guns which were made a number of times before. tions were the trial might get un­ steamed out bf Hong Kong Friday tion week etifk, the nation today dropping a hail of exploding steel CALL5M 0 take the time or trouble to do so? DON'T MOSSRERG \ ing on the International and gress, convening Jan. 3. counted 88 p y ^ n s deed or missing He raid there has been ”s fine job derway before the end of the'day. snd disappeared. Shipping circles on Allied' positions in the Sniper The dismissal motion silages, fear she has fallen Into the hands Relations ASK FOR How many take the time to find Throw Tfiofli Away domestic situation. In Manhattan, the general will in the diss]ipearsnce or scattered of technical work going on—a very Offi(;iaU familiar vrith plans for confer first with Ben. Robert A. ridge sector of the Central front. impressive piece of work tech­ among other things, that the indict­ of the (Chinese Communists. Bulletins out what Junior does when he’s StUl plenty of wear left In WE CARRY CUMIERLAND, DRYIAK crashes of eight American military , 'The artillery duel shook the en­ PROMPT not at home? How many care planes arid three civilian aircraft. nically.” ment is based on a . statement Complete mystery shrouds the from thb AP Wirta ROY K N O H A shoes repair^ here- tire Kumhwa valley. giveen by Brennan "under a claim fate of the S.SIH) ton ship, her cap; enough to watch the|r language (Oeatinued oi. Page Four) (Continued on Fnge Thirteen) Some 3i psasengers and crew­ Rep. Carl T. Durham (D-NC), >kND WOOLRiCH HUNTING WEAR AND Communist guns started slam­ of immunity.” -The indictment was tain and 59 crew memiMra. FUEL OIL INSUSANCE when rabbit-ears Junior Is around? men kPoerd two U. 8. Air Force chairman of the Joint Congression­ How many try to employ the most SAM YULYES transports are missing: 48 are ming 1,200 sheila, an hour at the returned Sept. 8 by a federal grand The Rostro had just undergone • Of Every Deserlptloa I. F. GOODRICH HUNTING ROOTS al Ckimmittee on Atomic Research, jury.” repairs and had completed a HrisI DRAWS YEAR IN JAIL ^ 0 € U l f € R Y perfect of all teaching principles— Shoe Repairing of the Bet­ knenvn dead In the crashes of a entrenched South Korean defend­ w New Havea, NoVt -12—(B> THE SAVINGS BANK ARTHUR A. -the good example? ter Kind Done While Yea military transport, a fighter plane ers at 11 a.m. The barrage con­ The story which led to Bren­ run. She was awaiting shippinR (Contianed on Page Four) nan's tndtetment became an issue orders Vhen, without explanation, Howard Orrin- Smith, 21, at KNOFLA AGENCY Sure, the younger generation has Walt. Greeks Select Papagos and three Navy craft; and nine are tinued as night fell. Nom’lctatowa, waa sentsaeed fo* of MANCHESTER Est. 1921 changed. But their parents have, 15 MAPLE STREET , CENTER SFRIN8S SPiJRTS EQUIPMENT dead in the civilian crashes. American officers said they ob­ In the 19.’H) Illlnola'campaign. she hoisted anchor at 6 a.m. Friday . It was the secret testimoky day to one year la the federal' Opp. First NnUotml Store in c o r p r a t d served constdersble xRed—'trOopr and steamed out of Hong Kong r.et reliable delivery service of hlgh- A Mutual Savings Bank 875 MAIN ST. too. So tho next time you’re blow­ G E 29 Disappear given, before the Benste Oim e In- r'orrectloaal Instltattea at Baa- heat-oontent nil on demand or at regu­ Dial 5440 or 2-4278 ing off some steam about "kids to­ Parldag Lot Nine Air Force planee searched movement in the tralley at the harbor. i l l Center Street, Manchester, Conn. Phone 2-8747 vastigstlng committee by (?apt. Nothing has been heard of her bury for refiiaiag ta submit tq lar Intervals. Both servides are available day;" save a • few puffs for those To Manage Government In vain yeeterday for a huge C-119 northern. end of Sniper ridge lodudtion late the armed ferew. from where (k>mmuniats have Dsn Gilbert, chief investigator for since. in fit' your need. AH deliveiW metered, "parents today."^ Because, dear "Flying Boxcar” J.which disap­ News Tidbits the District Attorney of Cook too, for your complete pratpctloB. readers, some of them are Lulus. launched previous, night infantry The Royal Navy searched nearby peared in Alaska S a t u ^ y with 20 County. 111. waters aiid made qticries up snd FORMOSA DIOS OUT Athens. Oraecei, Nov, 12—) • nounoed It would resign tomorrow. men aboard. The Air Force fearsi Cnllfd from AP Wires' Talpeh, Formosa, Nov. 11 — 3 / .. (Continued qn Page Brennan Is accused of represent­ down the Aslan coast. No trace ■ ■ Leisw liMtfaed-. Till isiritalnar Gi«ak..gn*am- „JGng.‘Fnu). Uisa wn#, Axpsetsd. to .the..hiR .transport :Craoby4.. , . ing htmself as- office manager, o f Was found;'Wesitber has been-good. OP)—Seetbera- Firmisa.- ted ag . meht senlgnad today M id King ...glys a mandats, to the 8S-year-old : Meanwhile, helicopters and Navy dug iteelt out of the laft ' i : t , w o o d c o . ^ There was a time when we David J. McDonald is named act­ the committee In order to obtain'a 1110 Rostro had no clearance rafoa couldn’t write Heard Alongs about Paul Immediately appalnted Papagos to form a new cabinet. small boats scoured the sea of transcript of Gilbert’s teit(mony by the howUag typhooa tbit Japan for 11 men missing after a ing president'of CJIO-Unlted Steel­ papers, no cargo and not much 51 M5SELL STREET - PHONE 4494 elevators. But that was before FRONT jffarsiMl Alexaa^r npagea, ' American officials had maln- 6 Violent Deaths from the Alderson Reportlng.Com fuel. lashed the Islaad last weak, Manchester grew up. nverwhetanhig virtor In yenter- > tained an official “hands o t r to­ C-48 transport dived Into the water workers Union... United Orebrsl ,There haa beea no offletal o s ^ off the east coast of Korea Satur­ Palsy snd Ita affUistaa throughout pany, official reporters who kept Shipping circles speculated that OAKililiiiiii Anyhow, three girls, about 10 day’s parUGi parUamentary elections. ! ward the election campaign, but the record of the closed-door hear­ Communists somehow got aboard ‘‘mate of tbe-deaUi toU. News- years old, decided to have some Primn_ ' cr: Mlniator. . . —The ----- newI u cna- ,,,,, secret that V. 8, day nIghL Seven others were res­ In State Week End nation raise record 84,062,148 in organization’s third year of opera­ ings. The Sun-Times printed Gil­ and took the Rostro to a Red port papers report 560 to fit# killsd, fun on a Saturday afternoon. So END tnet win be sworn In Wednee- authorities felt a Papagos victory cued. bert’s testimony Nov. 2, 1950. Chinese reports said she was seen assuming that many flsW ag. ; would help stabilise this poverty As the search for the missing tions. they went into a local business day noon. Milbu.m P. Akers, executive S t Canton,, but these lacked cou boats must have beea teat, Kosher Delicatessen Official figures from the lu- , stricken '.country which .has ro- continued yesterday, a helicopter By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS New Defense Department casu­ building that has elevator service. Violent death came to six (Ton editor of the Sun-Times, said after flrmstion. But the building’s caretaker terlor Mlntotry gave war hero ; ceived more than two billion 'dol- was flying out the mangled bodies alties report from Korea lists 26 ~~ ERROR KILLS BABY SS-A O AK STREET - TEL. 2-8244 Effocthro today oar now and Msod ear solos of 44 passcitgers and crewmen necticut persona . over the past killed... Army announces building caugjit„,them horsing around. So SPECIAL Marshal Papagos* Right wlug ! lars In American economic as (Continned oa Pago ThlrUca) (Ooatianed in Paga Four) Toronto, Nov. 12— manufacturing . thSTSuiS^'*"- 100 per cent, with a total of *11.- Malloy tesUfled Mclnemey U(u Basldas her two daughters, she at 6:30 In the assembly room of with E. B. Cbbb, a repreasnUUve grade parochial school student posed new high school, compara­ John Erickaon KX>F of Hartford. League of Women Voters panel plant, have sold the propptty. S 2 S f l f reowmSuUvea Joined in OM pledged for cu^ent « ! > « " » » a fare in his cab and brought upi. leaves four other daughters, two the church of Cooper and High of MatcaU and Eddy, a Boston IS Vernon street will be held by ean defendera were withstanding Frank Topping, 40. of 36 Union who waa minding the live Finno tive coit data for recently com­ "Something To Go On” Word of the sale originated in ton drads o f t y t ^ n » u y » j »1,S00 for missions and bene- He leaves hia wife, HUma Hul discussion on "High School *BuUd- pleted high schools In Connecticut, To the Editor, the Weinberg case when he learned tsM Andaraon; one son, Einer An- eons, 44 grandchildren, 39 great- atraato. Hia topic Will ba "Church­ firm of cousulUng enginears which the Board of Directors at its Dec. the barrage. street, was given a 60-day sus­ children .reacu^ William, 8; town clerck’s office When it waa .r S lu ,^ ^ flSJ^uTr; volenci.. The other two reporting MaUoy had served on a grand Jpry grandchildran and asveral nieces men Look at the Rising Danger in made a study of tha plant in 1948. 5 -meeting, according to General ing Standards, VVsddell School, 8 "W e’re still Op there, holding Barry, 4; and Marjorie, 3. and tha functions of the local Lacking the ability to read blue­ revealed that the sum of 816.80 danMi of Manchester; two daugh- pended jail sentence and placed on School Building committee, will churches, the Emanuel LAitharan which failed to Indict the aelentUt. and naphewa. ^ .L. Iran.” The purpoae of the talk, Martin Manager Richard Martin. p. m., public invited. on," eaid an American adviser with The baby-sitter said she discov­ prints and knowing little If any­ was recorded in federal stomp* OB IM S pMgea. tera, Mrs, Joseph Spang of Waaley, Nov. 18 aad I f probation for one year in Town be discussed tomorrow night at thing about construction costs, kmal church to report and St. Mary s Episcopal report Malloy said ha told Mclnemey Maaa.i Mrs. Earl Van Canm Funwral sarvlcea will be held . Reverend Pera waa born In Ur- said, to to get revised cost esti­ The Derby home la one of the toe ROKa, ered the lire when Barry walked the deeds. ha was puxxlad because Weinberg Wednesday morning at 8:15 at the mates for carrying but the im­ properties the town would need Annual Holiday Fair o f Con­ Front Freezing Court this moriung after Judge out of the bedroom crying. She Waddell School. miuiy of us feel pooHy equipped to The syndicate which will ratolB M the omee of the OrsaUr 00 4 per e n ^ l* P « of this t o ^ ; and seven grandchil­ miah, the reputed birthplace of vote Intelligently on a school refer­ amounts of I19.908 and *17.191 lost his job on the faculty of the E. O. Flaetta Funeral Home, 20 provements racommendbd by the to buy if the Manchester Green cordia Lutheran ^u rch . The terrific artillery duel broke said she roused William and Mar­ A t a public panel diacussiop be­ ford Council of Churches was the dren. Zoroaater, the great Iranian ralM - John S. O. Rottner found him endum. Yet, Informed or not, we some stock waa formed to stall,off respectively pledged to date. The Unlveraity of Minnesota aven Sisson avenue, Hartford, followed School were expanded. Wedneeday. Nov^ 19 a riiort-lived lull all along the jorie and led them from the apart­ ginning at 8 p. m. and sponsored ; ^ t h Methodist, with Reynold Funeral services will be held oua laadtr, and went through the firm ^ o u t four years ago, and to guilty on a charge of breach of will soon be asked to vote ■’yea” or an earlier sale or abandnomeai of amounts pledged for missions at though the grand jury failed to by a solemn requiem Mass at St. Tha hearing waa originally slated Republican Womento Club meet­ bleak, ahall-pocked 155-mile Korean ment but was driven back by dense by the League of Women 'Voters, the old plant during tho suaamor XMleen. chairman of the ananclal Wednesday afterhoon at 3 o’cloek bloody Christian maaaacres in that diseuaa moans of bringing about ing, Whiton Mehtorial. 3:30 p.m. the peace. "no" on the question of a new high these two churches are *6,876. or indict him. at the Emanuel L ^ e r a ii Church, Ann’s Church at 9 o’cloek. Burial area at the time of World War I. the suggested changes. for tomorrow night. The date was front, hit today by freezing col* Topping was arrested at the smoke when she tried to return for state and local officials will talk months, and consists of Sevan local eommlttsc. The taxi driver said Mdlneraey Thursday, Nov. 38 on varlQua aapMta of toe school school. For this reason I feel that 74.5 per cent at Emanuel and *27,- with Rev. Carl E. Olson, pastor of will ba In St. James’ Cemetery. Now a resideVit of this country. Martin said he would then ask set by the eld Board of Directors and snow. home of his in-laws at 317 North the other t w o . ---- businessmen: Paul B. Sweanay, Teesivsd yesterday. In addition to told him : "Don’t lot It worry you. Uoyd Hobfoa Annual supper and sale of St. Catherine said she tried to call "High School Building Standards ’ It Is Important that those who 181 or 93 per em t at St. Mary’a the church, ofticiatingl Btirial will ’The funeral taoma win be open Reverend Pera speaks as mn Amer­ the Board of Water CommUaion- at Martin’s recommendation. The Chinese infantry drives in the Elm street yesterday morning after publisher of the Rockvilla Journal; ftess mailad in and thoas placed We know that he ia a Communist.’’ for the conventonca of friends to­ Mary’s Guild, pariah house. the Are department but the phone is the panel title. can plan to attend the meeting the altar an Dadleatlon Sunday., The overall picture for the Man­ bo in the East Cemetery.' ican to fellow-Amarieana hoping to era to spprova some part of tha new board,, however, haa changed Daughters of Isabella holiday Sniper ridge sector had dwindled he had become involved in a do­ Tuesday night at the Waddell his son John P., associatsd with Malloy said he did not recall day and tomorrow from 3 to 4 and Lloyd Hobron. managw of the the meeting day to Friday. The went dead as she was dialing. T. Merrill Prentice, of Ebbets. him in the same concern; Samual ’subaerlbed the minimum budget chester churches Mows that of the Friends may call at the ^alnies bring the Iranian viewpoint to hia Metcalf and Eddy program. After gift caumlval and card party. Com­ to almost nothing in the'12 hours mestic quarrel, during which he is School on the subject, "High arhethar Mclnemey said the gov­ from 7 to 10 p.m. Southern New England 'Telephone board will meet this Friday, but The parents were visiting friends, Frid. and Prentice, architects for W, Gamble, retired automobile Tills sBiouBt Includes four churches raporting, *93,303 ernment had "illegal or confiden­ Funeral Homee, 4M Main stmat. adopted country. that, he said. It would be neces­ munity Y. before the big guns took over. reported to have struck his wife. School Building Standards.” has been pledged for current ex­ tomorrow afternoon from 3:30 to Company office In Manchester, the meeting will be devoted almost In the fighting there yesterday, in nearby Littleton. the new school, will describe the dealer; John S. Mason, an Inaur- • trtlOO for benevolent and mlssion- tial’’ evidence which could not be He received a personal invita­ sary to engsgs tha engtnesrs to Annual novelty and food sale of Patrolman William Pearson Firelighters said the Are started This will be *n opportunity to penses and *43,765 for missions. :30, and tomorrow evening from 7 Miss Dorothy Brinkman was elected today as president o f entirely to a discussion of a cost the Chinese launched three drives preliminary plans drawn up by the ance executive; Jobn F. Daily, an­ Mr. Caleen expressed the produced in court. Mias Dorothy Brinkman of Meri­ tion to meet Premier Mossadegh the Manchester Kiwanis Club for prspare datailed plans for what­ AJ/. Auxiliary, faale’a store, ail made the arrest. in the curtains of the parents’ bed­ firm and will Ulk on campus-type learn specific facts about what to 9:30. breakitown for the proposed new against Allied positions at Pin­ In other cases . disposed of this other auto dealer, William V. 8kd- Another defense attorney, Joseph den, atotor of Mra. John Mara and hia Iranian ParllamentajBy Oil the 1953 season. Mr. Hobron win ever work waa appiovad. day. room from an undetermined cause. schools. high school facilities are needed in high achool. point hill, the key terrain of Sniper morning, Carlo Quaglia, 31, of Bol­ lak. Insurance broker and- brother End, has filed an application for A. Fennclli. quoted Malloy as say­ Vernon, died Friday morning M Oommisaion at the International succeed Ray Owens. In 1948, the firm said tha plant Nov. 31 and S3 Arthur H. tiling and Edson M. Manchester, and general facts WiUlam Veaaart A t the Oct. 31 meeting of the Community Players present ridge. None of the assaults was ton, reckless driving, noiled; John of the congressman; and Donald an over-all rata incraaae of 35 per ing Mclnemey told him the gov­ her home attar a brief Illness. She Airport of New York last fall for Other men nominated of­ should be converted from a fill SmnU Bonta Dangerous Bailey, echool superintendent and about high school standards and William Vannart of 203 Summit for, paK board. Directors Harry J. T h e Curious Savage” at HoUister greater than two platoons (80 Newmdn, 19, of New Haven, .stop C. Flak, attorney. W ater Rate cent with the PubHc UtiUtiee Com- ernment had enough evidence ’ ’to was bora in Maridan and had a two hour discussion before their fices • at today’s weekly noon and aetUe a ^ e ra to a continuous New York—(M —Small - boat high school principal, respectively, costa In the State as a whole, pre­ street died atiddenly Saturday Firato, and Walter T. Mahoney School. men) in strength. A ll were beaten sign "Violation. 39; George Lofk- The old plant had originally be­ miaeion. The commission will bold hang’’ Weinberg, but,couldn’t use Uvad there all her life. Employed return to Ihirope and the Etoat, luncheon at the Manchester Coun­ fiow system at a co&t, based on accidenU kill about 1.200 Ameri­ will talk on the facilities planned sented by officials who are well n because It was obtained Illegal­ night following a heart attack. and he to supplied with the latest voted against scheduling a heqr- Thursday, Nov. 27 back by South Korean defenders. hardt, 34, of New Brunswick, qualified to give them. longed to A. L. Martin and upon a bearing on tbs application Doc. 1. Bora in Manchaatar, he had lived at tha T r a v a i l Insurance Oom- try Club were: Dr. Barney Wlch- 1948 prices, of 1346,000. cana annually, the Metropolitan in the new school. Charles F. - Talks Tonight official Iranian documents aa soon ing. Both directors, as .'well as • Turkey Day road race, 1Q:30 Also on the central front, Eighth Canada, speeding, *35 bond for­ As a result of this meeting those hU death was sold by hia estate Walter Hibbard, who ia super­ ly- here all of hia life and was em­ pany in Hartford, Mm waa trasMr- man, first vice president; Attor­ A t present sedimentation tanks Life Insurance Co. report*. A fifth ^ tch . state director. Public School to the Horton-Briatol Manufactur­ QuasUotied about this today, iMinlMr oC tho aa they come out of print In Tehe- Harold A. "hirklngton, who voted a.m. Army troops assaulted Chinese- feited; and Frank Formica, 25, of of us who la*k technical knowl­ vising the collection of a fund to ployed by the tovm for many ney John Mroeek, eecond vice pres are fiUed, the solids allowed 'to of the accidents occurred when the Building Commlselon, will dis­ ing Company. This latter firm' in defray legal expenaas involved in Malloy said he did not recall mak­ Travalacs Glrta’ Oub. ran. In favor of the bearing, are mem- Nov. 38 and 39 held Jackson heights east of the 48 Linden street, speeding, *25. boats were swamped or the vic­ cuss comparative costa of recent edge wlU have "something to go • * i eommittea af Norths yeara Ident; R umoU Paul, secretary- settle, and the effluent discharged Exchange Club kiddle circus, Chorwon v a lW yesterday but the turn sold the company Idst sum­ fighting the propaaeil. la diairmaa ing that Mntamanl. Baatdaa Mra. Mars. Ska laavea The supper and program tomor­ bens of the new board. A warrant waa ia.sued for Ralph tims washed overboard. Many of high schools, giving per pupil and on” when the plans for the pro­ giM a vrho are opposing the Mw In praUanlnary argiunanto Fri­ He leaves two brothara, Fred treasurer, and Parker Boren and into Hop Brook. When the sewage State Armory, 2 performancei drive failed. The UN soldiers were posed school are presented to us mer to the local syndicate which Ckastar Water Obmpany s P « » P ^ of the committee that will meet five Mhar atotora. row night are open to the public, fiow to too rapid to allow proper Retnanl Bega Plans Gaston of 82 Linden street who those drowned had Ignored bad per room breakdowns. day, U. h. Dtotrict Judge Jamas and Robert Vannart, both of Man- hsid in Chester Hogan, Board o f Direc­ daily. __ forced to withdraw after one hour for approval. retained the Kingfisher tradem M . te tncfsasa its water rates wffl arith the cosamlaelenera. cheater. Funeral aarvlcaa ware tors. settling time, raw sewage to by­ Board of Education plana to add failed to appear in court on a weather, tipped the boat, over­ Raymond W. Goalee, chairman The new concern will be known The North End governing body, R. Kirkland overruled defense at­ SBturday, Nov. 39 and 40.minutes of fighting. Katherine Gundersen .Meat with the commissloaera m The funeral wlU be held tomor­ MaildaB thia morning. passed and allowad to enter the six rooms to tks Green School bog­ "Christmas Shoppe," Emanuel charge of parking too close to a crowded a boat, or been careless of the School Building committee, aa the Kingfiaher-Bristol Om»- that met with William Poulda, torneys on nearly a score of legal Guest speaker at the luncheon The mercury plunged to 27 de­ will tell the work of his group. iha Eighth mUities District as row afternoon at 3 o’clock at S t brook. Under the continuous flow ged down when adjacent property corner.' The cases of Merlin Meeks, in other ways. president of the company, last pdinto. But ha adjoumad court was TOm Kelley, Manchester High Lutheran Church, 2 to 8 p. m. Mrs. William 8. Stuek will be Tibetans often believe they are p»ny. ______Mary’s . Eplacopajl Church. Burial 'ayidam.-aU s&wags would be sub-.. ._owitora refused to sell their ^ d . ^ .WcdiiMdB(y».0ACe..t grees at some places. Elsewhere, It 44, of 17 O Garden drive, charged vraM haa not yet committed Haalf for - tho woak- and. bafoca~iaaching Lewis School ooach and college football also A'a* below the freezing Tnark; with refclileiMt driving, and- Milton lYioderator: descendants o f monkeya. the chil­ the defense contention that evl will he in the East Camatary. " The Stole Board of Bducatloh-hRtr North Methodist Church Christ­ ' An^shiinal equipped With » It is possible to make diamond* to o>poalng the rate iaercaae. The F a n e ra ls official. Ject to soma treatment. Snow was reported In the moun­ Marr, 41, of 76 Essex street, Mre. 1. K. Gundersen. chairman dren of God who fed them aacred afaMia to cqppeaa the rata ta' dance obtained by unlawful arira- Prlends may caU at the W. P. refused to approve the addition pouch for carrying its young is I from sugar. eommtaaicsMra arc. however, par­ Members of the Board o f Direc­ mas fair, tainous eastern sector. charged with driving while under of the league’s Local Affairs com- grain until they turned Into men. topa and mail Intarcaptkma was Quiah Funeral Homs. 338 Mato tors will hold an important meet­ unless more property waa avail­ FHday, Dec. 5 known aa a marsupial. ' IhamaatlMr will start at 7:30 In ticularly concerned over the 39 Bfhrard Kneaywkl ^ ^ able. The Board of Directors was B-26 bombers of the U. S. Fifth the influence of intoxicating liquor mild by the government before the street from 7 to 19 tonight and jF^BMnU Miyicti for Sowftrd Full Boost ing tonight at 8 o’clock at the Second Congregational _{3iurch per cent iacfaaae in public (Ire from 9 to 11 tomorrow nmraUig. reluctant to oondemn the property Air Force ranged over North or drugs, were continued until the fliabouse on Main and Hilliard protection bento that the water grand Jury arfalch ratumad the In- Kucsynakl of 7 Gottogo Mroat, who Country Club. Christmas fair. dletmant. E A S T W O ^ 'Bs recommended by the educators. Kprea last night and struck at Saturday.' company’s aro>***^*®" ****• diod laat WathMsday after a long Arthur Knofla has been named Saturday, Dec. 8 x!*5haw^soinpany. w t^ and following W tir maetlng arith Mrs. Ana ninaaa, ware hMd Saturday morn­ For Miners chairman o f the committee which As an alleriiatlve to the Green Annual music festival. Salvation % ahout 3.SM eustomara in the North P’oulda, the coBuntsaionera said Mra Anna Baronouaky o f 303 ing at 9:90 from tho W. P. Quish will be In charge of Ladles' Night “THE MIRACLE OF OUR School addition; It was dedded-to Army band, Verplanek School, 8 they would study thi^matter furth­ About Town North Main atreat, widow of Ben­ Funeral Home, followed by a aol- in December. LADY OF FATIMA" make the propoeed school at Ver­ p. m. er with a view toward taking a jamin Baronouaky, diail yastorday amn requiem M aia at St- James (Orathund troea Pago Ouo> Today’s attendance prize was IIM rOLOB) non and Lydall street an 18-room KEITH’S • • CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AT NOON - - OPEN THURSDAY NI8HTS at Manchester Menorial Hoapitnl AalMtaS Shari Sabjecta stand. Church at 9 o’clock.'x Rav. Rotwri donated by Dave Keith and won by Plat! instead of a 12-room plant. A son. their Snit diUd, was bom after a short .tUneaa Bora ta CarroU waa tha cM ahm t. Rav. unnoticed around the country,' Charles S. House, chalriqan of Ray Owens. Prhwa Tbitlit BasafsaMBlBasajaaMBt Oalyl I Ftr Folk* to Mr. and Mra Wtniam W. Treas­ Lithuania, ahe came to this coun­ Gaorga Hughes tha dabcen and Putnam observed. the Board of Education, ewtinued 6 Violent Deaths ure Saturday at tha MacNeal Matlaae eSc “ - Kvaalasa T4c SPECIAL!! try over 50 yaara ago and haa Rav. Edgar FarrMl tha Moaes repUed that the way the CbUSraa Ue - Mat. aaS Eva. to insist, however, that properties f OoirdWbo A-Spy Review Memorial Hoapital In Beraryn, 111. a raaiduit of Manchaatar M n. Jana Maccarona was apMst coal Industry amd the miners’ adjoining the school should be ac­ In State Week End TIm baby has been named William since 1933, coming hare and organist. Burial was in'St. union negotiate a contract, often Public Records Was., Winia aad Jaa Baah at Faaat quired by the town for the school’s Worthln^on Treasure, Jr. Mra HaverhlU, Maaa. Jamas’ Cametary. Whare tha coin: with bitter strikes and public fan­ protectioh snd for possible ex- Again Barred Tyansura to tha former Margaret She leavaa taro aoos, John of Drif To Work- mlttaal aarvlca was read by Father fare, makes most of their de­ WarraatM Dewds paneion in the future. (Oantiaced from Obo) McCOrmiCk of this town. Manehaater and Barnard of Bol Hughea. cisions quite noticable.- But he Jarvis Rsalty Company to Sta- KROEHLER SOFA BED To* Wml lih a staying la B ed- Other Items In the Dec. 5 Drapes and Seat « ton; and a daughter, Mrs. Robert The baarars, an mambera of the add^ that he doubted that a 31-90 phen J. Hontella and Ross 8 Merritt Parkway at Falrfleld. { AS Tired Oat—Boa-Dawn— Dwire of Manchaatar. with whom agenda Include* consideration of TBs monthly masting of tha In- PoUah-Amertcan Club, ware H. raise for the miners would spur Mootella, property at 118 Harlan two subdivisions and discussion of Macisco, son of former Councilman T. Mseenraged amauch Class of the Church of the ahe made her home. She also laavea Kurlowiea, I. Zatkowald, J. Tyc*. of Appeals vraa challanged seemed pay Increases in other industries. street. the pdBslWltty of creating a eepa- and Mrs. Nicholas Macisco of Nationally famous quality at a Chances are you art Just not Naxaraaa will be held tomorrow 10 grandchlldran and Ova graat M. Lledledi, C. ObuchowsW and miftlclently important when Noting 'that Mopes merely ex­ Dudley S. Bostick and Ehnlly H. t rate Board of Water Commission­ Stratford, was tossed Into a pool value firin g low Keith budget i gsttlng your ftill daily require- night at 7:46 in tha pariah hoilse. grandchildren, and a brother, Covers Judged by the atandarda governing A. Haponlk. STATE of burning gasoline. He died at a pressed doubt, Putnam said:, Bostick to Charles B. Pringle and price! A new dual purpoae piece ? manta e f Vitamins and Mtnerala M ra William O ils of 144 Oakland Michael Manshey of Lawrence, ers. the issue Of the discretionary writ •That’a not aaying It won’t.” Marion A. Pringle, property at 83 — NOW PLAYWO — The directors now act as com­ Bridgepiort hospital from the with separate Innersprlng cush­ 1 Dam year daily food. What you of certiorari.*’ __ ^ atraat, a member of tha local gar­ Maas. ■ John Addy Ardmord road. burns. / 'M ou ld try la FERIUZAN—the Funeral aervlcea for Mra. Bar- M ot 3 P. M.—Eve. A t 7:30 missioners. ion for Manchester homea that The granting of auch a writ den club, will be the guest apeaker The funeral of John Addy of 43 John B. Hamblct and Hope G. A t the last meeting of the Board. James Joseph Grotska. 10. of Received before 10 A . M. require additional sleaping ac­ iN a w lodino-lron Vitamin Tonic, means the court agrees to review and will talk on Tlollday Decora onousky will bo held from the Le- Garden street was held Saturday Hazardville, waa electrocuted Sat­ ; a traa Dietary Supplement givaa clerc Funeral Home, 23 Main Jacob Hewijtt, Jr., Hamblet to Dudley S. Bostick and Director Walter Mahoney suggieat- commodations . . . serves a* the caaa . . * tiofis for the Home." Plana for the afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Emily H. Bostick, property at ed the creation o f a separate board urday in the home of his parents. both a comfortable love aeat 2 you a generous aupply of B Vlta- street, tomorrow at 8:15 a.m., fol Police said the boy wae standing Thursday, ready the follow­ The Roeenberg’a second plea tor ChttoUnaa party will be decided Holmes Funeral TOme, with Oapt. Henry and Bowers streets. because ot the Increased volume of 8ofa . . . at night it can easily y wimk—^ben for your Blood and a hearing called their death .sent;, upon uid namsa drawn for gifts. A lowed by a solemn rMutem high Norman S.. Marshall, commanding Killed in Cra^fa In a bathtub partly Ailed with psecleaa lodina for the ductless Mass at St. Bridget'a Church at 0 Bond For Deed work In the water department. be opened with 3 easy folds to ence a “barbarity.’’ ■ good Attendance to hoped for. officer o f the Salvation Army Clt Paul Clune. J. Bennett Clune water and he turned on an electric ing Monday on our regular ' g la n ^ Tou must feel batter— o'clock. Burial will be In SL Brid The nMVa could.be carried out hair drier. He was killed instantly. a rratful full length bed for They said that although accused adel. officiating. Two solos, "N o Mrs. Annie Martin Hewltt-.^of and May Gorman to Allen Realty either under the home rule pro­ twol Tailored in long wearing i look batter—work better—rest The 8MFD Auxiliary will drill get’B Ceiuatery. . Armed# Gosselin, 62, of Hart­ of conspiracy to commit eapionage, Calling hours at the funeral Night There" and ‘‘ Some Day We this town received news yesterday Company, property on Behoof vision of toe Town Charter, an act material in choice of Gray or - batter—ha com j^taly aatlaflad tonight at 7 o’clock at the Com ford. waa found floating In the service. ''w ith rE R lU ZA N in 30 daya or their trial ibefora V. 8. District home \iml be from 3 to 10 p.m Will Understand," were rendered street. , of the state legislature, or under Green. Full coil spring con­ Judge Irviaig R. Kaufman In New pony 3 arehousa on Spruce atraat. by Robert Lyona, accompanied at of the tragic death of her second Mechaale’e Lien Connecticut river Saturday and > your money back.—J. W. Hale De- today. the state's home rule law, accord- struction. - York amounted ta one for treason the organ by Robert Richardson. son, Jacob Hewitt, Jr., of Rapid nzBiphrey Construction- Oom tha medical examiner gave a ver­ SPECIAL 1 DAY CLEANING SERVICE — WORK X partmant Store. Price 11.50. Mall ' Ing to Town Counsel John D. I.*- dict of accidental drowning. but without tho, raquM ^ *»•»* MiB. HMan Page Skinner of tha l« o a W. Dnvto Bearers were Thomas Hum­ River, Mich., which occurred in a pany,\ against Starling Cbnstrue ' OTdera 10c extra. higli achool faculty marked 20 Plus . . . Adam WUUams in Belle. ’.t Frank Gilbert, 55. of Hartford, BtituUonal aafeguarde.' k>- phries, Thomas Oordner, Thomas hoad-on collision while he was re­ tion Company and Anthony Smith, > LaBelle-Wid ha favored using an ACCEPTED UP TO 10 A. M., EXCEPT SATURDAYS years aarvtca to the high achool Laon W. Davla, 86. formerly of "WITHOUT WARNING" waa found dead under suspicious cnee roBOeM CkMor 6t Ford, Frank McGeown, Robert turning alone from a hunting tfip. property'. at Greenwood drive, act of the General Assembly. Be They said Kmafimm’a -aantenea dramatic club. Sock and Buakin 9 Haaol atreat, died yesterday at Turkington and Richard Turklng- 31.400 for Igbor and materiala fur­ circumstancea Saturday. Police the Manehaater Memorial Hoapital The driver of the other automobile eaid assembly members might at- "was a product of me afannStou- with tha prpaantatlon of "Father ton. nished. aaid the man had severe head In­ after a long llliwaa. was also killed. WED., THURS. tach a referendum provision to an juries which could have been in­ ment' of rational atandarda," add­ o f tha Britts" on Friday and Satui^ Burial was in the family plot in Mtorlak^ Uceueee 2—DATS ONLY—3 A retired motorman for the Con­ Mr. Hewitt waa born In Belfast. act creating a Separate water flicted by a mugger. A Hartford OPEN A KEITH ing that "Judicial balance gave day nights. the Etost Cemetery. Richard Raymwid Mbquin 335 board, but he doubted they would. MANCHESTER way to unjudicial aprrender to the necticut Company, he waa the Northern Ireland, on April 10, Highland atreet stzpet, and Ber­ Bock For 3 Doya Fnu hoapital spokesman said after an -S-- S a J ! operator of the "trolley" between autopsy It was probable Gilbert political clamor that Invaded the St. Jude Thaddcua Mothers Cir­ Ffe. Arnold R. Tobias 1900. He came' to this country nice Bertha WhlpplA 129 BUaen Local ProvieloB lUDGET ACCOUNT Hartford and Rockville for a num­ Under Its own provision, the had died a natural death, adding ClMt.** cle will meet Wednesday at 8:15 Largely attended funeral serv­ with hia parents at the age of street. “The FuBer Brash Girl” Town Charter may be revised so Gilbert had been -drinking to ex­ in ctmaection with the rejec­ p. m. with Mra. Vincent Girard of ber of yeara ices for Marine Pfc. Arnold Ru­ five and lived here until he waa 17 Irving Wilson Taylbr, and Inez DRY CLEANERS He leases two aona, Clarence W when he became a member of a plus “Fttlkr Brash Man” ■ long as the powers of the town cess the night before his body was tion of the Roeenberg'a plea, the 71 South Alton streeL dolph Tobias, 19, who was killed Gertrud Miner, boto of Mbpchi found, iSddlng toe Injuries could Davla and Kenneth M. Davis, a ^ Scottish vaudeville troup. After ter, Nov. 29, Rev. Philip Roils, are not extended. The directors 93 WELLS STREET TELEPHONE 7254 High Tribunal alao refuaed to per­ in action In Korea .on Sept. 5, have been received in a drunken mit a "National Committee to Tha Devine Spiritual Circle will one daughter, Mra. Florence ~ were heM yesterday afternoon at his marriage he lived for many Balidtog PetuiMa would have to vote In fsvor of a separate water board and then a faU. Secure Justice in the Rosenberg meet tonight at 8 o’clock in Lithu­ Zaugg, all of Hartford, alao threa 2 o’clock from the T. P. Holloran years in Fort Erie, Canada. He To Lester Abbott for an attachaAl grandchildren and one great­ waa proprietor of a hotel at Rapid garage at 261 Charter Oak street. majority of those voting In a Caae" to file a brief as a’’friand anian Hall. Golway street. The Fbneral Home. Rev. Arthur A. special election could approve pro­ Gi»en On C 0 0 O eliv en e s of the court." spaakar will be Rev. Mary Hansen grandchild. Wallace, pastor of the Bolton Cen­ River for the past two years. He * 1,000. The funeral wUl be held tomor­ was fond of sports, hunting, fish­ O i t t f vided that majority included at The brief questioned whether of Bast .Hartford. ter Congngmtionel Church, offici­ Chester McNelly for Mrs. Laura least 15 per cent of the electorate. tha Rosenbergs and Sobcll had a row afternoon at 2 o’clock from ated and Interment was in the Bol­ ing and soccer, and he played with Floto, for alterations and additions Kenmar Contour Type LaBelle Raid such a revision the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 different football teims in town. to dwslltng at 34-S6 Madison fair trial. It aak^ the Supreme Joan Fernald. 17, of South Cov­ ton Center Cegietefy. might be Interpreted as an ««e n - Court to determlna whether the entry, accident victim In a Satur­ EAst Center Street, with Rev. Dr. Bearers wera members .of a Ma­ He waa one o f the first members Street. Fred R- Edgar. mlnUter of NS NM crwiwi alon of power because It might Rosenbergs' death santenre "may day morning two-car crash on rine squad from Hartford, and the of the Manchester Pipe Band. To M. J. Poet for Joseph Butter- give toe directors the authority to the-South Methodist Church, ofll- worth for alterations and addltionll dtocuss the cost of Max M. Slhrrmaa Trebbe drive, *300. find Just what you want, with prices storting at The B O U N D OIL CO. papers were filed by Attorney car driven by Arthur R. Duff, 18, Hawthorne street, and four faculties in the p r o p o ^ n w h ^ Royal W-. Franca, 104 E. 40th o f 445 Main atreet. Loveland la to Max M-- SUverinan Of 39-Mphl- Jdlchael Nli!ibpw!^|. alterstlons On Negro History then, Jtom 'o f Ayneas - straet and additions to dwMtlng at 33 sdiool. Marim has saW that E ^ Fh:-* e3 :o atreat. New York. The committee’s be arraigned in Town Court Wed­ can drive. West Hartford, owner of this town, Frank o f Goodyear, beU. Frid and Prentice, a r c ^ c t s addraas waa listed as 1050 Sixth nesday on a reckless driving the Manchester Tobacco and Can­ Tdwer rood, 3350. \ - Conn., William of Sarnia, OH' To Community- Genalnictlon for to# school, will be prtpwrra at avenue. New York. charge. dy Company of 22 Birch atreet, John E. Rogers of 1163 Middle . 5 0 ^ ^ tario, and Samuel, addresa un­ Company for Brunig Moske' for a that time to provide a breaktown died at hia home yesterday morn­ turnpike east, who haa made a known. of the costs of the school s various ing after a brief Illness. hobby of research on Negro his­ 6-room, 1%-atory dwelling at Bom in HarUord, the son of the ParUculara aa to the funeral Autumn street near 275 Autumn. facilities. tory in this area, will deliver a arrangements have not ‘been aa Meanwhile, state and l^ a l of- late Harry and Yetta .Walnateln lactura on that subject in Hart­ fieialB wiU diaeusa tha high school Open A KeUh SUverman, he attended actaools yet received by local relatives. ford Wednesday before the Cath­ at a public meeting pt the Budget Account! there and was a member of Tem­ olic Interracial Council. COMMUNITY PLAYERS of Women Voters tomorrow night ple Beth Israel. Rogers, a director of the Hart' at Waddell School^______He leaves hia wife. Mrs. Ruth Red Says I^ea ford North End Community Center 2&Ceflhinr.feii'i Hibbard Silverman; a daughter, and a member of the executive Present Th* Comirfy - STORE HOURS: Cloecd Wedneadaya A i Noon. Opeu y iM Tina Judy SUverman of West committee of the Cttixens Commit­ Short of Mark Thursday Ntghto Uatil 8 F. M. RegnUr HouraFYOUi BEAT THE tee o f the North End, will speak Hartford: a brother. Irving S. Colonel Is Killed • A. M. UaUI 8:30 P. M. Silverman of Hartford and two on the historical part played by "CURIOUS JREGOliy reCK (CoBtiBaed front Page One) slaters, Mrs. Abraham Meridy and the Negro In the development of Hunting Turkeys Mra. Leonard Schoenfeld, both of HartfoiA and New England. SAVAGE FREE PARKINO la Ketth’s Private Paridng La« lasted one hour and 10 minutes, SUSAN MYWIUID Hartford. The meeting which will be open adjoining the etore. No Meter ParUag la the op- i l PRICE INCREASE! to public, will start at 8:15 diplomats who attended said they The funeral was held this after­ Nov. 21-22— 8:30 P. M. Rlnesville, (Ba., Nov. blue coal tire htock Jnst aouth o f the atore. noon at 3 o'clock In the chap­ m. at St. Benedict's Center, 3194 want to stucly the Indian proposal further before making a decision m m m warrant offleer reported to police el of the Welna^ln Mortuary. 640 &sin street. on its merits. They also want to HoDister SL School that he a c ^ e ntolly FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Farmington avenue, with burial in hear the explanatory speech of Uoyd A . CoH»n, the Aritoy * post wa* , NATURALLY,JT'S THE SAM^.-IH SIZE Steel committoa at an early-meeting. - Pm onal "NoU^ Is Formed Here fatally by nine pellets ffoih.k TT- gauge shotgun yeztwday jyh lle hunting oh the Camp Stewart res- AND WE l^ t SUt E^RA HEATING in Memoiiam A certlfickta of Incorporation for the Leonard D. Rivard Agency. * * ^ e f " Warrant ■Officer Charles J. I d loTlns mrmor>' of John J. iGridin, KEENEY SAH SFA aiO N MAKES I h OUSANDS Inc., an insurance business, was Eider of Melbourne, Fla.. • 1952 Jr.r.. who aved November 17, l* il. filed in the town clerk’s office to­ SCHOOL P.T.A. CARDPARTY statement admitting the Cabinet tVe mien our non and brother, day. t t William Alton, Stewart ^ b llc SAY ^A TON OF 'blue eoal* IS The voice we loved in ntilled. According to the instrument, the PLAY THE SAMI OP YOUR CHOlCEl AMBASSADORS AND RAMBLERS The place made vacant in our home, Information offleer said.. InvesOga- Rugged all atosi ' Cim never more be Ailed, purposes of tbs nefw coeporaUon tora said evidence In the case sub- construction la art to conduct a general insur­ A T THE MORE FOR Y O U r^ O N E Y / gleaming white KEENEY H N0T NIMMGWAVS aUntlated Blder’e statement that Mother, ^ h e r and .brothera. ance agency _ahd an insurance the ahootlng was awldental. Allen Visit Kejth’fi New Family Shopper Department! enamel ftalali bnkerago busineaa CITY VIEW HALL MAim lovi ffovr Card o f Thanks You’ll Find Gift Suggeatiohs Galore For Everyone with roonqr top., The incorporators Hsted on the ^ W to a n was shot In the left ^ e On Your List . , . The ttem-i You See Advertised ample shelf stor­ docuBMnt are Leonard D. Rivard FUN — PRIZES — R iP B ISH M B in WE’RE TRADING HIGH! , To thi>w who In any way ^xpr«i#ad while he croucltod In a Uilcket try­ In The "Family Shopper Magazine" That .Is Being age capacity for th^lr tympAthy at th^ tim# of our re-*' of 38 McKinley street, Manches­ ----- ' ADMISSION Me ing to attract-turiiays. H » was linens, c a n n a 4 c^nt b^r«aTfniBrt we with to extend ter; Jasper Phelpa, Jr., of South­ m h ed to the babe hoepltol by 'blo8 coal’ can't be beet for heat. It's extra long- Mailed To All Our Charge CuatomerS. Buy Them goods,' etc. Haa~' our ainrere thxnka. ington; and Samuel Braalau of Elder and another hunting com- Mail. Phone Manchester 4159, Or Select TUESDAY, NOV. II) hOI P. X burning! Extra dependable! Heelthlull Economical contrasting, black Mra. Dinah Linnell, Warehouse PoinL mutlon and was pronounced dead Them Right A t Keith’s! enamel base. A Mre. Mar>* Colllna, Cdw to TKNNMOIOK ST arrival. , . too! It e t your home with *blue coel’—get extra heat­ must for ovoty i m m f t John A. Johnaton. Corkan's home was in W o ^ - PtayUia Linnell. ing aatif&ctkm for every ftiel dollar. home! USED CARS H!Cfi£ST gtoffc, Va. Ha safvad In both world i Card of Thanks wars. ______' r SAVf UF TO SOS ON FUEL SHIS Keith's Family Shopper With aineefe eppreciatioik to my gfVB DIE IN BLAST $ 7 . 9 5 WANTED neichbore. friende aac* reUtirea for the The fblus coal’ TaMB-Maeraa tbeirasentot anto- 1 toT^y enrde. flowera ard clfta Mfit Tuids, Tunisia, Nov. 17— — ■atirally coutw li daaipaia ao aecuntoly that fbal to me durtnc my two week etny In the boepltnl. ^—'' Flva Tunisians wera kUled today MDa ara cut aa modi aa 80%. 5-yaar guarantee. Marceltn Coiombkt. .by pramature blasts o f bomba they had apBarantly planned to set off. In Mrnioriaai Thair deatha -caused addlUoi^ t^BSlon.lii thli FVench i*IoTth A fn- , CofiM In or Phone Today n In lorina raenor^of onr huaband and can protectorate. ^ J K m O f MANCHESTFS'j father. Tboaraa J. Harttas*. who paastd OOMlNOYXtDAT •war. Noy. 17, 194*. Authorities ordered a diuk to BOLAND For 8 Ofoat Daya - dawn curfew In Gabe«. where tor Wha darn we dark A t Tha rorists sprayed a military convoy The W. G. GLENNEY CO. nrout HOMROWN NASH DEALEi* Aad friaada an few. and barracks . with automatic Daar dad wa loat ear bast ^ SS« NORTH MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. 4148 J f e i f i t ' s Wbaa art loat you. , , STATE we^wns fire yesterday, kUUng Uf CM nt R. At W i R CENTEK R» 407f Disp ia our baarta. Into a aMMty ;™;:/. four French soldiers and wounding 9 MANC Wa town aavar fprxaC. / 38. TtinWaa aattonaUsta are de- W ill aad sea. y.e«M»ing that the French get out ' it'-. , o f Tuaiata ao It can (moouM an in^ -J-;, ■ .' //’blue coal' rfry ■ '''A' roal !h fh9 > . / > S /•

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#A G E U V E tfAlfCBESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. O0NW» MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1952 ------of camera enthusiasts of which she MANCHESTER JEVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNw MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1952 ' Also, itoberta 'Vance, Elisabeth ' Schwager, Annette Llebman, Glo­ Columbifi is a member, at her home on Mon­ w oM S — v i a Coventry day evening. Hie next-meeting of >AOirouE ria Bueai4r, U a n eil RdeeV Margery WHITE HOLUND TURKEYS drova them back to tba bssrt of WDRO—laae the group is to take place Dec. 8. plane's landing at National Court Is Occupi^ Police Search WCOO— 1294 R adio and Wooldridge, Barbara Cole, Sandra Messiei* Given prisonment or *30,009 fine or Mth. port to tha climactic arrival at tha Albania. 88 Dead, 'Lost Hale CommiUee Hansen, Barbara Conlos, Darby Hasen Nells Home Up Te C v ^ N.Y.DrctieW But like provisions' of other Cases Nolled After the Germans oct^ed W K N B — 846 Carson, Cerol Hughes. June Samu­ Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hazen. WhlU Houm. , By Routiue B^ket formerly of Hop River, have sold S t o i c s federal law, courts must prove PoIiUciana intently following de- Greece, he was taken hostags In For Kidnaper Consider els, B ^ erly Dunnack, scorer. Boost ill Rank that a. violation was made with vejemments believe even If there Is 1948 and kept In concentration In 11 Crfisbes 4:«a-WtIC-BAClutAn Wilt. SrM-W'ONB-LBarly Edition. their home and properties at that 20 Lbfc J ib camps. The victorious American WHAT—Ntwa; Polka Hop. location to David and Fanny Gold­ ••intent to injure tha United States For 6 Youths nd attempt to spell out any agree­ Itekvina. Nov. 17— (Spodal)— YlW-^VCCe^^Sood Mornins; Good Mancheeter Evening Herald With Air force ^ t e r D r iv e Fifth -Anny freed him in May, WCeO-11*1?. Party Request berg of Griswold. The Hagena have or with InUnt to secure an ad- ment ort on the side of (lightly more than seven monthe Family Erased 1 y e t W K N n-N ew a; Mualc. WTHT—Newa. the University o f Connecticut this University of (Connecticut m 44, Rockville, charged with oper­ Captain Carroll E Shaw, who Quarter WTIC—Newa _ ^ 'The committee met Thursday fekw ard In tha ^ ^ .. * * * * ^ , further specification that no mr- However, ell six were said to be freedom." whipped his army Into simps and Five persons died last .ni^t in •iia-WHAT—Cmaby ' WHAT—Cup of Cotttf a u b . year, is noted in a report by Pres­ Pleads Guilty Manchester Evening Herald Co­ ^taiMtaa la Uatad as tbs' eisntn operating the vehicles at the time He said during the campaign ating while bis license waa under commands the State Police eastern W TIC-r-ont Past Farrell.Par night to reconsider the situation. 143 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST aon shall be prosecuted "unleea won a prusbing victory over the the worst of the weekend'clvUian BuapMisloii, had his case noUed. • :ia -W H A 7 —Coca Cola Caahler. WONB—Newa. Whether or not there will be such ident A. N, Jorgensen on final en­ Robert Clarke. 16, (Columbia lumbia correspondent, Mrs. Frank ^ daath In tha Unitad of their arrest that “America muat not forever crashes. Their single engined pri­ diviaion, was in personal charge of W KNB—Newet _ , , ON THE RIGHT. OVER THE TRACKS FROM BIAIM STREET. and until the Attorney General of guerrillas. He was a stern dis­ WONB—Will BUI rile) oca. i:I S -^ D R C —Shdppera Special. a party will depend entirely on the rollment figures. Lake, pleaded guilty to a charge Marchlsa, triephone WllUmantlc Tha 4rtva la bain* con- be caught In this Korean trap the Investigation. WDRC—Memory Cane. President Jorgensen, in report­ the United States has advised the Douglas A. Gallup, 18, of 191 ciplinarian and ruthless with In- vate plana met disaster near Dal- w -rre—NewJ. attendance and support of a meet­ of reckless driving in Trial Justice 8-0885. •«»»«» «o that pw na fighting the real enemy’s second The girl. Loutea .Alexander,' .WCCC—Newt; Muaic. ing a total enrollment of 8.687, eoihmlWon with respect to Such HUlatown road, who was lined *8 competsnts, much to the satisfac­ hart, Texas, on a flight from Guth­ W n c —To Be Announced. WHAT-»...... Jesting with Wamp. ing tonight at the Center, officials Court in Yeoman's Hall last week. FLETCHER GIKSS CO. spadn»ena for free t e ^ for driving a vehicle with defective team." daughter of Dr. and Mrs Stanley WTHT—Marti: Agronaky. said that 1,164 veterans are reg­ prosecution and no prosecution tion of the U. 8. military mission. rie, Okla., to Loo Angeles, homo of •i4»—WDRC—Curt Maeaey. . WONS—BUI Jenkin'a Show. He w'as fined *24. Clarke was in­ ;«Tha dm* stwaa wUl serva aa the Inatead Elsenhower, who plana Fear Ship, 60 Alexander, was relesaed unharmed WHAT—Newa said Friday. istered, 176 of them newly-enter- Of shall be commenced except upon equipment and *8 for creating un­ The mission's then head, Lt. the flyo. -Among the dead ware a WKNB—Phil Hale Show. All persons interested in having volved in an accident at the rotary | 2 2 i«a w h a r a thaaa apaclmena M necessary noise with a motor to visit Korea before taking office, af Ur she had spent two hours with W n C —Notea and Quote., 8:Sa-W CCC—Newa: Breakfast Mawa- Ihg students. Last year, 94 vst- ManchMtmr the express direction of th* At­ Gen. James 'Van Fleet, now com­ mothar and father and their two •:W—WTHT— PrankTe Priaeb— Ball/ in Columbia Center about d month Phone S879 Sfea laft. Dr. Dockarart announc^ vehicle, is taking an appeal to the said he wanU United SUtea miU- a man who said he came to the boy. such a party sponsored by the ersns enrolled as first year stu torney General.*’ And the death small children. In Crew ^ized aeorta. /L w n c —Radio Bazaar. Center as has been done in the ago. ISSat ntT W warf b ^ Superior Court in Hartford. tary forces to become “the great mander of the U. S. Eighth Army Alexander home to read tha elec­ WONB—Cecil Brown, Newa dents. The increase is'seen due to penalty Or life imprisonment may in Korea, praised hie leadership In the other weekend military WTHT—Bob Lloyd. pest arc requested to attend a Personal Mention AUTO GLASS—COMPLETELY INSTALLED 5 * a r * a of a grtwp o f ladlea ^ o be im p o st only upon recommsH' mobile reserve of the free wrorld tric meter. ; ETealas S:45—WKNB—lU lian Hour. an influx of Korean veterans and Miss Jean Natsch la vistlng her ‘Jfaut ***\la that tha apa^en^we Lawyer In Court highly. crashes, an Air Force reserve pilot 4 :ia - WONB—Newa. meeting today,,at 7:30 p.'m. mURORS—GLASS FURNITURE TOPS . dation of a jury. Gallupi, along .Wdth the six youths and to provide air and sea sup­ The little girl, her wriaU b o i^ WnC^Newa. - •:5S -W T H T —John Conte. indicative of an even greater en­ brother, Halsey B. Natsch and hs to Mancheatar M ^ orial port wherever and whenever need­ was killed Sunday near Hanna By China Reds WONS—Gabriel Heatter. Rcsiga aa Co-prealdento OPEN THURSDAY EVENING ALL DAY SATURDAT The act says It ’‘shall' be the wbpae cases were nolled. was Pspagos resigned hts ocmmand City. 111., and three Navv pilots with wire, coUapeed In hyateriwat WHAT—Newa, i:8#—WDRC—News. rollment of veterans to come. family n Hempstead, L. I., N. -Y. for taatin*. / ed." In May, 1951, and later charged tba door of the home of Mr. and WTHT—Newa; Joe Olraed. WKNB-Newa; The Little Show. Mr. and Mrs. Robert WSnagel A total of 6,351 students are I B06Ci®®Di InBt show policy of the commission to con­ repraaented Saturday by Joseph died in separate crashes In Oall- W DRC-Newa. have resigned as co-presidents of Mrs. ISvan- F. Kullgren, Erdonl But he has not yet come up with that a palace clique around King « tfooi Fags One) Mrs. William Duffy in Cromwell, pper Serenade WCCC—12 Hundred end 10 Hits. taking courses thla year on the road, I* confined to her home with ^^^U >ead furth- trol the dissemination of restricted Freedman, Weat Hartford attor­ f omia and Arlaona. 4:1*- -w HA r —Sporte: WONB—Newa. the Parent-Teachers association. any suggestion on how to end the Paul had been opposed to him. Hie across the Connecticut river from WONB—Fetter By PAteraon. main campus at Storrs, as agsinst L poaitiva re­ data in such manner as to assure ney. Tha Air Force reservist waa in WHAT—Italian Program. I^e nominating committee com­ a sprained ankle. Judge John S..Rottner noUed the stAiemate caused by the Com­ relations with the moimreh have Captain of tha Roatro is Adolf here. Mrs. Duffy, whose daughter WT4C—Bob S t « le ; Sporta. _ „ WTHT—Breakfast Club, 6,215 enrolled last yean First year Mrs. Eugene Hennes,>ty was hos­ home comfort indicate the the common defense and security.” a P-81 fighter plane of the 169th WDRC—Jiick Zalman; Thla I BelleTe. p e l ^ 5f Mist Helen Maaur, Mrs. six cases when it was brought out munists' demand for the forcible Bohra, 87-year old Norwegian. The te a State Policewoman, called the w n c —Theater of Meloi.'y. students this year total 1,961, with tess to the Monday Club at her oiaoTO^ but "further Presumably it is under this broad ben strained since then, but during Fighter Interceptor Squadron 4:t4—WHAT—Supper E^enade. f:ta—WKNB—The Little Show. Herbert W. Love imd Mrs. Donald provision that the “task force that tha cara wars not regiatared return to their hands of prisoners ■hip, which Alee a Panamanian 1,609 at Storrs. home on Lake road Monday ^ S a & v b y the campelgn the marehal Insisted at Peoria. Two of the Navy police. 4:tS—WDRC—Guy Lombardo. 8:15—WDRC—This la Hartford. C. Smith was voted to be re­ JSSrt tta regulations'* mentioned by Dean to the arrested drivers but to their captured by the United NaUons flag, la owned by Wallem andUo., Dr. and Mrs. Alexander had gone WTIC—Weather Bnr/au. WONS- Jaek Downey's Waxworlri. Also noted this year are in­ The 46-Club was a guest ofsMi*ra MORIARTY Bros Ittdlvldutiis with the that he respected the U m ^ and ptioU ware flying in tha same for­ activated. The group will preaent will be\TOtlfied. were set up. Disciplinary action, parents or other members of their forces III Korea. of Hong Kong, a Norwegian firm to Middletown Saturday evening, 4:Sa—WTH’r —Sererto Gammell. WKNB—Ed SShtt Show. creases in a number of the IS Donald Tuttle Wednesday at Tier the king. mation In Oalifomla and craahed WTIC—Emile Cote Glee Oub. • :1S—WCCC—News; 12 Hundred anu' for voting on ,(he name or names 3 1 5 CENTER ST not necessarily involving prosecu- tonlliee. John Foster Dulles, who served A Wallem epokeeman aaid the leaving Louisa and her nine-year^ schools and colleges of the univer home on Jonathan Trumbull hig DIALING THE NEWS tha t a ^ ^ « « f 3 Etsei^wer as a foreign affairs Pspagos Is a cold, aloof man, at shout tha same time 25 miles Rostro waa formerly owned by the WONB—Newai Muaic for America. 90 JUta. of persons or persons to replace __ furthar atudKnnd tlon, could be taken’■ m undedsr such The youths involved were Doug- oTd brother, Harold, in ch i^ e of a WDRC—GuJ- Lombardo. WTIC—.S.-wa; Tom Garden. slty, among them the schools train­ WftVt T EI 5 13 5 tar adviser during the campaign and but he commands Intense devotion apart—one In a canyon near San Britiah Benda Co. o f IndU. The WCCC—NOwi; Music. WHAT—lUlian Mhalr. the Wanagels at the January meet­ r theta arara throe. regulations. _B Aronson, 17, at 138 Cooper HUl among his followers. baby sitter. ing students in fields where short­ Mrs. Emil Ulrich of New York who has been mentioned aa a pos- Joae, the other Into a residential •hip is a veteran o f Japan-Aiutra- 4:4s—w n c —Three Ster Extra. 8:45—WDRO—Bing Craaby. ing. There wrill be no business meet­ ages exist, such as engineering is visiting, Mrs. Irving Lohr. HtloB to the dm * atoi No Postal Censorship .Btreet, defecUva eqolimient and aibla appointee for SecreUry of The marahal Uvea with. Us wife section near Woodside. Police got most of their informa­ WTH'T—Stock Market Summary; WHAT—Famous Trials. ing in December as this has been , SILENT CLOW maktng unnaceaaaty noise wrlUi n lia-India trade. WTIC—Victor H. Lindlahr. and nursing. Other units of the Entertains Nhntterbngs 1 planta In tha town haaa Whatever InstsuctloM were Is- State In the new administration, in a small villa about 13 miles out- In northern Arisons, tha third The spokeeman said there wea tion about what happened from Bpbrti. set aside for a children's Christ­ motor vohlclo; Robort S. Eioorick, Harold Alexander. WDRC—I!ew». WKNB—Quia Call. university reporting increased en­ Mrs. John Pringle entertained thalr medical departmmt sueuble or Nothing. students, followed by the School of parllsment—but lacking a major­ training plane which made a forced WCCC—Newa; Muafe. home o f Mrs. J. Gordon Hamilton. Business Administration with fliferaa with a gwUent’s scientific observers, saw a stan­ necessary noise: and Robert Into an automobile and drive W THT—Lone Ranger. ity, Pspagos refused to form landing last night when It ran out The -A. F. SquiUacote Co. haa WDRC—Club Fifteen. WKNB—Voice of Manchester. Mrs. Joseph Motycka will lead the 1,263. Mm TW LildMfErd BBhla Biul UtUBl dard nuclear flasion , exploaion Pierce. 18, South Coventry, de­ (OoBlhnsd rag aO B s) away, Y:4»—WDRC—Ed Murrew. 14:45—WTHT—When j OIri Marriea fective equipment, unnecessary coalitioa Plaetlrea end Liberal of fuel in a fog while about 20 been issued a permit to add a truck WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. session on "Homemade Mixes." gamptoina are somatiroea "aUent.” which, because they had seen no milea from Logan airport in Boa- port to tha factory building at Louisa was tmable to give a WONS—Charles Kaaher. Girls Basketball Team noise. Swiss mountain guide, and Bhotla leader SophociM Venlselos Instead WTIC—One Man's Family. 14:55—WONS—Newa. S ^ ^ m a include others, gave an exaggerated Im­ ton, Maas. Tha two Navy raaerve S69tk HUllard street at an eaU clear description of the man. T;S4—WONB—Newa: Concert FaatIraL- 11:84—WCCC—12 Hundred and M Hlta. The girls basketball team for the Tialon. pidna In the entwmltlea. Tensing, a veteran Nepalese moun joined In a government. •mm pression. ' In a almilar case, 'WlUlam J officera aboard escaped injury ai m a t^ coat o f 88,999. I;ta —WDRC—Suapenae. WONS—Ladlea Fair. George Hersey Rotiertaon School IR r-heallng cuts snd brulaaa, and But certain portions of letters Coughlin. 19, of 31 Park street. The vote yesterday was Greece's WTHT—Lone Journey. talneer. tha plane came down in a awamp. ■pje one atory cinder-block ad­ It la estimated that the coal re­ WHAT—Cote Glee Club. WTIC—Strike It Rich. announced Friday by William E. aeemed to counter such poesibllity. Lambert climbed to within 999 first since the liberation under a WTIC—Rellroad Hour. gnoaaslTe urinstloa...... Rockville, pleaded guilty to The other two civilian- crashes dition. wUI be 58 by 18 fe e t The serves o f Europe are about 799 bil­ WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. McArthur, team coach, includes KaatT local resident Is Invited, If they were accurate, the dlmen. charges of carrying an improper feet of the summit last May 28 majority system. Previously the WONB-Women of the Tear. WHAT—Italian Voice. Masm- each brought death to two per­ building, the old Hllliardvllle mill, lion tons, those of America 7.7 WTHT—Henry J. Taylor. the following: Dorothy Latimer, ig T m or her own protection, to Bions of the explosion were vastly registration on hU car and creat­ before fierce storms drove him country has used a compUcatsd trillion tons and those of -Asia, 2.5 WKNB—News; 8.40 Club. system nf proportlonisi represen­ sons: at Larned, Kan., Saturday, te owned by Besxlni Brothers of t:IS—W H A i—Bit nf Ireland. Iltia —WKNB-rS40 a u b Music. captain, Janet Eldredge, Kay Bls- M in a smaU greater than the moat powerful ing unnecessary noise with a back. trillion tons. WTHT—Travel Diary. . _ 11:15—WTHT—We. The Women and at Rehoboth, Del., last night East Hartford. l;S4—WDRC— Arthur Godfrey Talent sell, Bonnie Lessen, Karen Little, FREE WATCH ^ traa tadt at any n elgh b ^ ood standard atomic weapon. motor vehlcla. Judge Rottner a ^ The expedition, led by Dr. Ga­ tation. 11:25—WONS—Newa. Scouts. 11:15—WDRC—Granc Slam. all returning from last year’s team. m store. Mayor Bherwood G. One writer told of a •‘flame' pond^ judgement on tho fln t briel ChevaUey, left its laaae camp WONB—Crime Doea Not Pay. INSPECTION WTHT—Break the Bank. For arcurnte watch adJuatnieBt Isaued a two miles wide at the core of the charge and fined Coughlin 88 on 12.000 feet up at Namche Basar, W THT—Rex Maupin. A'ONS—Queen for a Day, WTIC—Voice of Fireatone. GAUDEUS use the electronic av aakhw pecpi* K* exploeion. The fireball of a stan­ the second. • 179 miles from Katmandu, on Oct. w n c —Bc.b and Ray.^ ^ o m r made by the dard atomie bomb la no more than In two other cssee disposed of WHAT—Weatern Caravan. WCCC—Newa: I'a Hundred and -80 WatchMaster — an Instrument I generoua i Experts said the eighth camp 4:45—WTHT—Chicago Signature. profsasirn m s prodam a a half mile in diameter Sat'iirday, Ftwnk K. Morton, 20, of HiU. SINUS SUFFERERS used by leading watch manu- reportedly established 159 feet •:M —W'DRC—Radio Theater, WKNB—Muaic from out of the West. AMAZING NBW DISCOVZRY: Quick IMn toUoars: .. Another mentioned the flash heat East Haddam was fined *35 for w n c —The Telephone Hour. 11:45—WDRC—Rosemary. fneturers. G i m D m Oihtr FaRsw A Ch«M from the summit certainly waa no W THT—Talk on Hooka. ratict from ainua headsehat. praazura GAUOETS guarantees watch tsTHEREAS, diabetes Is the from the exploaion maving a tem­ snaintirr and James Fisher, 32, of YOUR R. C. A. WTIC—Dave Oerrowey. in forahaed. aoranaaa In ayaa. aching Sgghth cauac o f death from disease more than a sheltered spot where W O N B-Bill Harry and the Newa Atteraean repairs for 1 year. perature c< 189 degree at a dla- iiartfoi^ was fined *25 for oper­ the assault party oould take Repnrter'a Roundup. I2:ta—WDltC—Wendy Warren cheek bonea. bridft of noa*. top of Fair sharing is the secret of good leivice oo a pany line taruw United States, and -tance of 80.4 mUca eculatad on May Issue Joint SEE YOUR VOICE Room, W TUT—Lunebeon Mu*ic. or obllfallon axcapt to return and pay DUhetes Association, and The party Includes aix Swiss I4;I5—WQNS—Muaic Lnver'a Kpur. WKNB—Perry Como Show, taw canta poatsga If not aallafled az — ------., the else and nature of the auppoaed and a team of Nepalese Sherpas, WTHTvrLnneert Hour. 12:30—WCCC—New*. IhiB la net a lamplt. Hartford county end the Town of ' jjrdrogen weapon. Peace Aim Report or mountain guides. Of the Swiss, lt:S"—'VT1C—Newa: Al Goodman a W THT—Phil Becker; New*. Hat!anal Labatalaatoa Box 458 809 MAIN ST. Manche^^ th^ ' Bwod Six Houm OrchaStra. WTIC—Mcrjorle Mill*. LadL CaUtamte Lambert and Gustave Cross are WDltl'->‘ -.'(ewa. Mualr. mrea and affiUatea to 8rtect uieae - taqUoaion at Eniwetok on T . V . WON^Womtn’* Page. •) the only profesrtonal mountain­ Btatlona—Newa. WDRC—Romance of Helen Trent unknown dlaheys. Wd . ! arauld have been 16 times more 5RC—You and the World. WHAY—La Roe* Prowram. eers. The rest are aiqateura, but tHT—The Late Bob B. Uoyd .'WHEREAS, ' powerful than the atomic bomb have kpi) years o f climbing ex­ WKNB^-U__an on the Street. HNen to the public to l^d and coa- , Japanese city of the nastihgs MOd Truman's pii- U :45-W C C:C—Muair t fot Milady. nw y pusposs ha suggesting them perience In the Alps. ChevaUey, -Nlte Watch. W D R C -O ur Gal Sunday. tsol diabetes, Hiroshima. Or. 1. M. Levitt,...... direct­ WONSr-MidnIght Matinee, WTHT—Wo ihe Women. Whs iff m u -s s e ta in Eisenhower is Lambert and Tensing are the only w n c —Newa NOW. THraEECtflE. L Sher­ or of the Fete pianetarlum of expedition-menahers who were in WKNB—The Patleea. wood a Bowers. Mayw U Uw Infonnsd at major world prob­ II:S*—WDPC—Public Servlee Prbgram 1:SS—W D K l-N ow a. . Franklin Institute at Philadelphia, lems, and bow the present nd- the group that tried last spring. ll;sa—w n c —Surprise Serenade. WTIC—Nawa. Tmm at Msnehester, do hereby At their departure from their I S :* —w n c —Newa; Muaic. WCCC—Mancheater Matinee. estimated. He thought it might minlatrmtlon intends to deal with WDRC—tiewa. v oelsim tbs week beg inning No- have been a “baby" hydrogen base, ChevaUey.. a surgeon who WHAT—Betty Kimball. eember 17 through the 31rt aa them. 11:111—w n c —The Three Buna. - WONS—Newa. bomb, containing about SO pounda lltal PeiaU cUmba for a hobby, was confident IS:Sa—WTIC—Rio Rythma. W THT—Paul Harvey. d i a b e t i c s d e t e c t i o n w e e k . of critical material. •f victory. Referring to the I ! :S4—WTIC—Neara. 1:15—W D R f— Ma Perkinz. and do hereby urge eU people of These officiala beUeva the aes- Temarraw WONS—Yankee Food Show. Intereting was another mention g;roup's unsuccessful attempt last WTHT—Show Tunea. this town to lend their aasManee j aions will oover several othw spring, ho said: “We know our 4:14—w n c —Frank Atwooa Program. WTIC—Juke Box JInglaa. in a letter of a “ brljliant red” fire WDRC—Farm Program. and support In the flght against burning for six hours on the island points of importance: way this time. Unless nature had 1:85—WDRC—Young Dr. Malone. 1- Eisenhower probably will be 4:15—WDRC—Hymn Time. WCCC—News; Manrheater Hatlnae. gtabetlcs. after the blast, the flaihe eventual played us a bad trick and filled the 4 :M— w n c —Newa. given a flU-ln on hydrogen bomb WKNB—Caravan of Music. ly consuming the island itself. route with snow, we have a good (;5S-W0NS—Bill Jenkins Show. 1:44—W TIC—Bob Hope. reac- progreaa. The Atomic Energy com­ WDRC—rawn Patrol. I:M—WDRC-The Guiding Light What manner of sustained chance to make it.” WTIC—W.uther; Frank Atwood 8M amaican waiia aiswtai tlon could have been set off to mission late yesterday said H- Lambert has climbed for many . WCCC—Production NewarecL WONS—Juat Jackins. g a y aay<79*te^d*/ A£C Airs H-Bomb bomb "research" was included in t:*a—WCCC—Newa: Muaic. slowly bum up the coral sand of years. During the bitter winter of W HAY-:Cup of Coffee Club. a new weapons test program ^at W THT—Muaic. Newa WHAT—Open House. an atoll island 7 1938-39, he lost all his toe* and 4:4»—WHAT— • WDRC—Second Mrs. Burton. FOR WOMEN: FOR MEN: Tests at Eniwejok ira tme fSn-sixedhydmgenex- several fingers while guiding WTHT—Morning Davotlona WONS—Conn. Ballroom. W KN B-N ewa. W T H T -N ew a; Top Hit Tima. plosive device was detonated »t 1 party up Mont Blanc on the WTIC—The Doctor . Wife. lAidIss* Wardrobe ,. , $25.00 QuIck-TrIpper ...... 8IBJi0 Eniwetok. the United SUtes can ; »hch a bomb had e^l d • French-Swiss-Itallan border. WKNB—Newa; Caravan of Muaic. , $17.50 Two-Suiter ...... $25.00 (OenUanad freaa Page Oae) Everest was named for a British 1:15—WDRC—Perry MUon. Train Case ...... hope it U the world's ftrat and that j pjtbSet members w n c —anderella Weekend. (FNIts (Convertible) . 822.50 Journsyer ...... 827JIO } this country is ahead in the w ca -1 ‘ ?P “ ’’ ‘"•‘ ."I*'!?!!!.™ surveyor Sir George Eh^erest. There 7:25—WONJs—Newa commented on the AEC announce­ dealing with foreign and security have been nine previously recorded Pullman Case...... $27.50 . *AII pric«s subject to exiat- ment only by saying the “ther­ pons race with the Soviet Union. i rtefrnse and 2:Sa-W CCC—Newa: Muaic. But because of the high official j ^eeka and assaults on the peak—'all unsuc­ T elevision WTHT—It Happena gvery Day; Hand Wardrobe .... 855.00* ing taxes.’ monuclear weapons research’’ at cessful. In 1924 two British ex­ Scorea. Newa. Eniwetok “came off on schedule." secrecy surrounding the whole get them to work with present WDRC—Nora Drake. matter, there can be no certainty perts, George Mallory smd Andrew W N H t—TV WONS—Paula Stone. Hd Got Hb ItoMrvilioR h Ricord Tin t He would not refer to the tests as cabinet officiala. to “ leam the Irvine,- disappeared into the swirl­ P M 2:45—WDRC—Brighter Day. hydrogen bomb experiments. How­ of that. ropes." 4;OO^Kate Smith. w n C —Newa; Ina. da Newa fruii ing mists around the top. No trace 6:00—Short Short Drama. Iloll.vwnod. Not only rerervatioo letviee but all operations of Murphy ever, “thermonuclear weapon re- 3, The administration la ex­ was ever found of them. Mdny peo­ aeaich” is the sdantista' yray of 8:15—Meet-The Stars. . WONS—Connecticut Ballroom. pected to tell Elsenhower HI* ple believe they reached the sum­ '— 6:00—llowcv Doody. . 3:55—WORC—HiUtop Houaa ------r Termioal at Bradley Field, state airport at Windsof lock*, lesignating work on an H-bomb. Pearl Bailey Set advisors that a statement by him mit but died on the way back; 4:00—What One Person Car. Do. WHAT—News; Open Houae. on the Korean aituation, endorsing 8:15—Musical Momenta. WCCO-Muaic. t are now extra spee^, thanks to a new intetcomiminicatioo In a formrt announcement, AEC Their expedition, however, is cre­ 8:30—Sportscope. WTHT -N/ewi. Top Hit Time. the present policy of Insisting on and loud-speaker system. The system wa» designed by tde- ' ' Ohairman Gordon Dean aaid only To Wed Bellsoii dited with -having attained the 8;4A—Weather Forecast. WONS-:^Jack Downey.'a Music Shop. / # that the 19S3 cerlea of atomic voluntary repatriation of prlaWOCC—Junior Disc Joekay. that the acientlsta “ expressed sat- phone company's buiinets. wolild disown him If he marrles^hls foreign, policy, and -asked for com ­ vey of India places the height of 11:00—Royal Playhouse. WDRC—Carl Btpith. lafaction.” ments on administration intentions 29,002 fec£ bUt government survey­ 11 :.10—Balancd' Tour Budget. w n c —Right to Happiness. Describe Explosion Negro .Sweetheart. But nothing, ors admit thel observations are old 13:00—Newa. 3:Sa—WDRC—Aunt Jamlma Home as they are explained to him. gsmanww Folhs. IS YOUR BURNER But what, reporters asked, about young Bellson vowed,-will halt the Highly placed officials said Tru­ and were made from a great dis­ A. M. _ . 4:ia—W THT—Cal Tlnnejr. the swelling volume of letters com­ couple's plans. man will lake Elsenhower's views tance. 7:00—Today.. WDRO—It Happens Every Day. ing back from ship crew members Growing Taller 8:00—Teat Pattern. WCCC—Music. They have the blessing o f Bell- into consideration in making de­ l:45r-M orrlng Newa. w n C —Backstaga Wife. and others attached to the JoiiU. cisions between now and Jan. 20. The Swiss team last spring re­ RCA S(^UHct ^ U u a ii 10:00—Newa. WHAT—Newa. READY7 . . sWE ARE! AEC-millUrv task force which »on's mother, who yesterday told Two Cottlerencea ported Everest la growing taller 10:'5—Arthur Godfrey. W K N B -N ew i,------" ? u ^ the m 2 program reporter, in.Moline that when the every year- and figured it then at 14:34—Tour Window Shopper. TTie letters, widely published in Palr return. "My home certainly According to present plans. Tyu- 11:00—UN Seaalona. man and Elbenhoweir will hold two 29,610 feet. Some American geo- 11:30—Strike It Rich. the United States, described an ex will be open to them. 1 wish both White House meetings. .They wiU ol P . ’M. CMiiplotolwMraNd ploaion on Nov. 1 which, to, them, of thrm all the happiness' in the ^ ,249 feet, while German and • Watch them all via actual R. C. A. Service Company 12:00—Nature of Things. world. My son Is 29 and he cer­ meet first—and briefly—In private. • Watch the sound of your voice . . . see yoonelf talk. 12:15—Love o f Life. seemed |o transcend any pievious From the privste session - they other European scientists general­ t^ in g equipment. It’s a fascinating display that 12:30—Sean-h for Tomorrow. Fm I oh Strviei man-made drtooation. tainly kno'ivs What he's doing.” 12:45—Bontempl'a TRU8SES4 ELTS plan to go immediately to the Cab­ ly use 29.141 feet. o Lbdt at the'sound wave pattern of television’a video tn ^ o r m a sound into sight . . . and yon*re invited • MEN aad WOMEN 4 .T h«v told of a mile-wide Island Bellsibn, Sr . a music store own­ Britons have lad other prevl- 1:30—Garry-More Show, KUI er. refused to talk'to reporters'but inet room and join a second and and audio signals. tiy it out foT^nrself. pqmH miM^IL C.,A.’s ama*. 2:00—Everywhere I g d .' ____ e x p e r t FITTER8_ . ; ^ melting away under the blast and larger session with their advisors. oua attempts on Everest. If "the The'Goldmg Light. asrful beat, of a rtoud column sent word by his wife that he “ will In this meeting Truman's aides. Swiss have failed again, another • View tha sound of recorded music and vocals. ing Sound V ia u a ^ r while it's at *ow store. 2:45—Mid-fcfternoon News. HotterMobitheat >iimWng twice as high as any never be reconciled to the mar­ 8:00—The Big Payoff. wlU include Secretary of State cxpediUon -led by Britiah climber 8:30—tVeieome Travelers. . known convcEUdoal atomic cloud. riage.” Earlier he had flred a long, Acheeon. Secretary of Defense Lov­ Eric Shiptbn has been given per­ 4:0O-Kaie Smith. 0* damage to a building 18 miles -protesting cable to Mias Bailey in ett, Secretary of the Treasury Sny­ mission by Nepal’s government to •W- London. f der, and W. Averell Hairiman, for­ make an sxsault in 1953. Shipton ■ir We have the men, skill automatic delivery—free In-a written answer to ques­ At London-airport, huak'y,. good- eign aid director. has led two previous unsuccessful and tools to service, adjuat, heat-Baifing tips — courteoue tions which had b ^ accumulating looking Belisoii said. “It's not like Eisenhower*a aides are expected attempts'. rSpidr .and clean any type or help from trained drivers. A his desk. Dean sad-. my father to act this way. He’s k to be hla advance ecouU. already ■1. Information would he limited bit confused and Influenced by in WaiWngton conferring with ad­ make oil burner. ★ HolierMobilkeat,tool Lab­ tfl that' contained in the formal local town goeslp.”^ ministration officials — Sen. Henry ir L et us put yours in A*1 oratory tested for your minouncement •T>ecaua« any am- Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts, the Greek Vote Gives Doing It Now! Voluptuous Miss Bailey smiled, ■ running order—help you burner. Contains more heat pEflcaUon might give aid to po- genersl’e represehtaUve to execu­ and c-ojamented, “There is only one beat the rush to complete units than ever. Call Ut, tMitlal enemies” . No further an- race—-the human race.” She added! tive departments of government, Papazos Edge y Bauncemente will be made. “We wlJi deflnitely get married at and Joseph hi. Dodge; hU special fuel oil arrangementa. ^ ' YOU CiWT BUT OIL NUTI J3. The commission is “con- Caxton Hall i London registry o f­ representative on financial mat- CteatL Chaap, hateawttel m earned” over the letters, and Your Garage Can Be ★ Complete FuelOilServlce:, I Mtchonkal Braiiif A Fastir Than EvsH fice) on Wednesday—dr maybe tOontlBBed from Page One) S. Tnvestlgations are under way **Washlngton, meanwhile, was Wding to poUble disciplinary ac- sooner'.” 7 0 When you dial a number, a relay, or "electricil brain, ^ BelLron sakl>he and his future planning a rousing welcome for chance the Greek Rally might pick Um or prosecution for rtolation of BiMnhower, due here, about 1:20 up several more seats. Model ITTrn • picks out the line you want in the telephone offiix. Old style ^ t i^ force ragUtioiu or the law.” wife plan to iretum to thi United Built Before Winter! Stales in aWit two weeks, after p. m. by plene from Augusta. Ga. Vote Total Dips • relays had as many as seventy part*. The new tia in ’' hss TEveven before Dean's disclosure of Republicans schieduled a tnam- At noon today, with only 70 pre­ sbe has finished her London sing­ Model $349.50 the lavaatigation, demands were moth parade from Lincoln Memo­ cincts still unreported, the $39f.S0 $3M.OO • just twelve part* but operates twice as fast. Its an example W . ing engagement'. kiglnning to oppear in congres- rial down’ ConsUtuUon avenue peat Ministry of Interior gave these 21T207 $ 2 79 .5 0 ONE CAR 8ARA8E ONLY VHM Bellson denied a report from M obilheat • of the teleidtooe comptmy’s coniam resetich to bring you ♦ •leaal quarters for an inquiry. Sen. the Waahingtea' monument, then voting returns from 5,867 pre­ New York that ha had jUted a SOCONY VACUUM HFATING OIL • harm ttn ke mid kttps costs down. •• Etleker (R-Ohlo), membier of the back out Pannaylvanla avenue to cincts: _ HR. J. k BROmi, RM FftSrORY REraESENTARVE, fill be pratMl lUESORY TWO OAR URAOE ONLY *in&tt M n t Atomic Energy Oonunittec of ■white show-girl.Burton of the White House. Greek Rally 637,254 votes (51.7 congress, said he wanted to know Broolhyif, to marry Miss Bailey. • Mrs. Bilsenhower. who will, ac­ per cent), Lefiet-Centri*ta 441,160 awl WEDNESUY maNT, l:Mto9sll P. H, Is anisi fM wHh m* TV m UHF THREE OAR 8ARARE 0M.Y *I7IM8 : i t f security had been violated. “ No. It'S not true,” he said smil­ company the general to Washing­ (36.3 per cent),, BdS). 144,176 (12 Last night Brlcker added that ingly. CALL 5T35 FOR TOP QUALITY ton. plans to stop off at the Statler per cent).’’ praUmt. Estimates On Fooniiations and Concrete Slalw : T H I iOUTHIRN NIW INOIANB t - b8 had known all along that H- Hotel while the general goes on to The total vote, .something over 8 to le .bay Delivery nnd Bli^tion bsmb research was Included in the Employee Study Letter Writing the White House fw the merting 1.200,000, represented a sharp de­ SILENT GLOW OIL HURNERS M w a to k waapeos teat, but said with Truman, set for 2 p. m. cline from the 1,713,738 votes cast ha was in ao poaKian to know if New 'York—(4*)—A - big lire in­ TtM President haa ardered Eov- in Septombre, 1951. TTtU was at­ BRilt-Rite ComtrietioR Co. \ TELEPHONE COMRAMY' ; m H-homb waa exploded. Brickor surance .company fU; 8 . U fa In­ ernment aganclea to let workers tribute to the' barring of some RADIO and • » ' •Mo oontastad tha secrecy sur- surance Co.) haa aent'lU honae off eo they may participate to the 180,000 military voters from tha S7 MARBLE STREET 80« MAIN STREET rgundlng eois«Bb teats with the office employes who correspond reception. , MORIARTY BROTHERS 1 Owned end O peieN dly end For Ceoiwdia*PNeFl» ^ with policy holders and other Pamdeoa TV roUa this year and to the absten­ 2-0059 2-87*7 MSB doom poUey at the 1*48 tion of about 250JIOO others. • ■ ^ agenriae to school to brush 1 9 on over the nation will see TELEVISION MANCHESTER, CONN. 315 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER tetter writing. A thras-montlt. the historic event by televlaion. A soldier since hla youth, Papa- .. i goa first gained fame aa comman­ *7hs AtCMM a imgi Art carries oourss te being given at Nqw Torit Full acala covatage te planned by der in diief of the Greek army VICHI’S itllfirt a i pansMles for viols- University.-y. More than 39 - axaeu- all four natworiu. which have set I a t eese#E-*leeladtog death. alraady taken tha up a pool airangemant designed to whlfh repulaed MuSaoUni'a vaunted 90 y m n im- picture STM7 phase from ttelTOrcca in earty World War n and - 1. y ,\ \ ‘4^ I .

j MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MiUtCHE^TER, CONN« MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1952 PAGE SEVBI HANCHESTEE e v e n in g h e r a ld . BIANCHESTER, CONli« MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1962 TMSEBO: East association Thursday night. The group realized $36 for Its But, in any case, we welcome 'their Rockville j [II iiraaa. the creation of aome new Muhuii o f UCemn "Jetnple SpeiAer treasury. * JUmrtyrHtrr portioB o f fear to no help. Wa ac­ complaint, and the new whldyg^ Voles for Plows,. Orange Officer Election ^ tually have to fOrfct the horror and we hope to hear it coming, Skywatch Schedule Meeting Tonight Detectives Explain A mecUng of the grange here Septic Tanks Thursday wlJl see an election of that men may do tO one another. through Bolton Notch, any night Efforts to Detect Diabetes ■/.J Bttititio lieraift Road Regulations officers for the coming year. Of­ Col MoRcliMtar's Saworoga Sp^MtsIs If we would eaixpe that horror, now. Work of Agency M& Taeaday The Hartford Chapter of the i ficials expressed hope the .event ^ ItoMll ttIMt and manage to think and feel about Midnight—3 a. m...... Mr. and Mrs. Bedrick Straughaa University of Connecticut Alumni would attract a large audience.,,...... Mr. and lira. Alfred Hagenow . Lauttched on Large Scale Marlborough, Nov. 17-.-IRP5; tSaekMlar. Conn. the good men might do to one an­ a. ttk.*—g a* m. •« Aseociation will hold its first Wkpptng, Nov. 17— (Speclal)-r- gnjgXAB Ti FEKOU8QW- ...... Jamqa Ganser ciaj)—One result of a special town SAVE TWO WAYS: tL WKBOOBOit. other. That, o f courae, to the Ellington a. m.—8 a. m. ,. Two repreaentatlvea from the Manchreter Evening Herald a. m.—9 a. m...... Richard Frosch meeting of the eeason at the Polish Rockville, Nov. W— (Special)— j Pinkarton Detective agency were meeting here Friday has Jjeen the (1) LOW PRICE • . . Ihe mast modem equlpmeat and toi NaUonal Home, 100 Governor Marlborough correspondent, Mr# 0% bS?i. u n long-Ume aim of man'i^ reUgloua a. m.—Noon ...... Mrs. Mary Close . The community' wU) take part in guests at the supper held for work­ authoriution for purchase of one rhlnerv in Ceaiiectlcat makea peaalble a BETTER JOB ito street, Hartford, tonight at 8 ToUfifid Cv7ers6e nsaard Lord. and phtloaophlcal thought, and Chorus Rehearses Noon—3 p. m...... Mrsi Robert Coleman, Robert Oen- the national obaervance of "Dia- ers of the Wapping Fafr asaocla- new and one used snow plow at a EaOW^R PRICE* ovesi o’clock. Many alumni from the tlon at Community Hdusa, Friday total expenditure of $975. after (2) YOUR JOB IS ENGINEERED . . . all aeptto taaka, Dralto whether man wUl ever come cloeer Manchester area are expected to betea Qatection weak” which atarta Residenta and organlxations p. m.—8 p. m, ...... Mrs. Beatrice Manning credit for the old town play is fe- age and sewer lines are laatalled under the watchful supae- to that aim no one can telL One For Special Event attend. ^ today. fiXiring thto waek efforta In Tolland are invited to uae night I M»M p. m.—8 p. m...... •Volunteers Needed « i l l ba made to fintt thoaq auffer- A report of the fair, alidea taken ceived. vision of a Drainage Engineer. RESU LT: To« are pretoetoi can only believe— and know that Max H. Andrews, director of the the faeiUtlea o f The Herald p. m.— 10 p. m...... Louis Lansano, Francis Danneosse Ing from the dlaaaai ao that they during the event iSnd an explana­ ’The Board of Selectmen and tax " 6 u i^ s i m x m a - against cosUv blunders . . . A BIO SAVING. An engiaeerad Jah a sudden greater concern for the EUington, Nov. 17— (Special) ...... E. B. Inman, Wallace G. Payna !W Student Union building at Rockville newt bureau for cov­ collector have been authorized to ■RSBirffl.K5^ 10 p. m.—Midnight may receive help from their phyai- tion of detective agency work, fol­ HAS ARRIVED gives yea LAS'nNO AND SA’nSFACTORT RESULTS. safety of one’s own skin, which to Tomorrow at 3:30 p. m. the Jimior *Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters on UConn. will be the speaker. erage in their area. During lowed the meal. aet up a two-payment tax plan «•«•«•«••••••••*••••• j During the busineea meeting, a clana S : i the winter montha jill Tolland the main gift of the hydrogen choir will hold a rehearsal under Mondays and Fridays from 1-4 p. m. or call 8315 or 2-2734. Speelal Program Arranged Also acted upon was the stipula­ O AK DEUCATESSEN — ‘im • 5 constitution wlU be adoptod and An intenafve campaign ,^vill be itema will originate from The the direction of Mrs. Ellen Johnson conducted in the local induatrial Wednesday has been designated tion that all roads in the i-om- 85A OAK 8T.______«*»##»••••••••••••••••• bomb, to no contribution in the ofllcers will be elected. Herald office on Market atreet Be Sate! ... Be Sure! in preparation for the special pag­ ley, 12, chairman of the board of planta and an attempt will ba made at parenU’ night at tbe new ele­ munlty up for acceptance, must light direction. telephone Rockville 5-313S. eant and Thanksgiving service for Week End Deaths the Hecia Mining Company and a to teat as many mambefa of the mentary achool here at which time have*a 50-foot right-of-way, a 16------CALL ------io d ib e b or Nov. 28 from 7 to 8 p.m. pioneer in development of the Money OuieWy community aa poOAto. FUr thoae s program haa been arranged for foot width and have a 6-Inch Undean Expediency Reoent Arrival North Idaho mining district. Died thOM parents who cannot consult gravel coating. Mr. and Mrs. John McConville By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS who are not contaefH In the mllto with teachara during school hours. o( r«pabUe>tia> ot Sunday. eAiHYBuair there will be aeveral atatlona to Sen e Supper to 49 Men to 'lt. or Both we and Jiqian are unclean of E31ington are the parents of Tours, France— Charles Maur- Men to Hear Talk Uaderatandlng the problems of Directors of the Dorcas Society THE McKINNEY BROS: & ^ 3 * w C f « ! l l t e d la thia 9 ^ raa, 84, writer and mastermind of Harris, R. I.—Dr. Hermon C. facllltatavthe collecting, of urine in our pursuit o f our Joint policy son bom at the Manchester 118m. ItHsa. school chlldran today is the key- and aeveral (Other members of the SERVICES •ad alao tto local aoy p^llahac.' the French Royalist movement. Cooper, 76, raUrad Industrial va- apecimenta. Rcaldenta era urged to *h r l* « a of tapabileatloa Memorial Hospital. ThU is their search chMmlst and former profsa- a w trM ^ ^ ito S ^ beceam oar 8245J0 8312J7 noU theme surrounding the pro­ group aerved supper to 49 men of SEWERABE UlSPOSAL GOMPANY for wconstltutlng Japan as a Died Sunday. bring tM^r apecimeha to their doc­ Psychiatrist gram and the principal urged that That Interpret The Wishes dliaate>a» boroto aro alao loaorran. second son. sor at two Naw York univarsittos. ^ C U 6NS vast isdaess dstsilt 451.45 the Forum of the Congregational military power. 1% ia an unclean Wedding Announcement Youngstown, O.—Bishop James 349.22 tor, any ;of the drug atoree, the parents take time to discuss their DSAINAGE oiM SEWESAGE ENOINIISS ' Died Sunday. OUETO to Lees swds yew Public Hdalth Nunang aaaociatlon Saol M. SUverstela Cffiurch here and o f the Hartford rail oonio# oMoat ai ic. a. *. J operation because Japan la viotot- Word has been received here of A McFadden, 71, of the Roman chil(^na( needs and probiams. A p­ Of The Fanily Winchester, Maas.—Thomas M wsy sad lasrf Phena write, or Dr. Harold R. Martin, aasiatant 130>132 Poori StTMt, MonehaBtap—Tol. S30t Tba the announcement of the marriage Catholic diocese of Youngstown. or City l^pltal. )ltoa Margaret pointments for consultation at Ing, under our urging and with Vinson, 84, father of Marlbel Vin­ ceow ia today. - Fay will-be in charge of proccaaing clinical’ director of the Institute 'About 100 persona are expected 3SfeS-.5S3Tl!;ilS? - Ko* of Miss Jean M. Broley, daughter Died Stmday. $38 to $800 other times may be arranged H iSSTeSSlw: S K « ud Boaton.^. our aastotance, the Constitution son Owen, nine times woman’s na-. COLBSi apeclmena. for Living of Hartford, will be the to hear Saul M. Silversteln, presi­ of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Broley Detroit—John H. French, 71^ Uonal figure skating champion. through the principal’s office. dent of Rogers Corporation, at tha For Yoiir lodlvkhialy *M8ll*V* AUDIT aOBBAU OF General MacArthur himself hand of DeltSk Ontario. Canada, and 'The collection center for Elling­ speaker at the meeting of the Nsinsa to Committee JOHN B. BURKE CmCUUATIONfc______- banker and one of the city’s Died Friday. Men’s (31ub meeting ot Temple cd to poet-war Japan. That Oon- Tampa. Fla., to Earl F. Patric, ton will be at thVDiwn Hall and Men’a Club of South Methodtot Edwanl Truesdale of Pierce road DotigMd Splrola pioneers in the automobile busi­ In Tolland at th* home o f Mra Church on Monday. Nov. 34. Beth Shblom tomorrow night. FUNBIAL HOMS stitution forbids Japan the right son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J ness. Died Sunday. , and Everett Delaney of Colony JSiiES!ftSSISirt»'2i Patric o f Ellington. The wedding Donald Hurd in TbUahd'Onter. In his address, ’’Living In These road, were named members of the Mr. Silversteih will speak on hia FomdotioRS ->-> C o l to engage in war. It forbids Japan Chicago—Leon Johnson, 45, Times," I>r. Martin will endeavor experiences during a Mutual Se­ B7 Eaat Oeefiar St. TeL 8868 took ptoce at Utica, N. Y., July 5, •r e. J«VlaMito IE EURWIIO^nilLDmO r. ___ Eaat School PTA Democratic Town committee at a Mrs. Dsi* Mioieiieoi I member of the Chicago Sun-Hmes FOR THE BEST FATHER JOHNS to axplain the workinga of the hu­ curity Agency assignment in Bel­ STrba Maaeboattr Braalta Haralt- the right to maintain armed forces Hot Lunch Mean The Btoal School Parekt-Tcacher Friday night meeting. AMBULANOB SERVICE Beginning today the following editorial staff. Died Sunday. HOT PASTRAMI man mind In men who must live gium last summer. He was one FIm m ^ 3 7 •datrUalni doolng boon: of any kind. Philadelphia—John B. Stetson. MEDICINE a. asaociation will meet today at 8 menu will be served at the Center ahd work under the tension and of five members of a team which ! USE WATKINS For aome two years now, we Jr., 68, minister to Poland in the AND C O K i • THuSoAY fYlNINOS ONIIi 8 f J*. p. m. in the a c h ^ cafeteria. A t Maneheatcr Bveniog H e r s I d School: American -chop suey, sooIH(s iHPOiT iRRiranoN strain of today. What makes men Wapptag corraapondent. Mrs. An­ conducted seminars with Belgium e -5 * . at- Tuoady . have been providing the uniforms COolidge administration. IMed Sat­ 1(00 atot M aSMi M * taiwiOtl *»■■» thia time the new] report carda will string beans, bread and butter and GO TO 3S OAK be explained. TM'Rueata for the crack up, what are the danger sig­ nie Coluns, telephone Maacheater industrialists, aiming for increased urday. nals, how to make the moat of liv­ productivity as part of the Ideolo- i LAY-AWAY PLAN bL Ttantor. and the arms and the guns and Ute peanut butter sandwiches, milk t' evening wlU be'^Mua McNamara, Wallace, Idaho—Lewis E. Han­ 4419. ' dical warfare‘ to combat commun­ training for a new Japanese army, and cookies; Tuesday—grill­ aewlng'-teacher. Mra. Alice Waltl ing under tension, are some of the ____ •Saj? tt;IS I questions he will answer in hia ism. - f i i U BabMeaMoa < which has been masquerading un­ ed frankfurts, mashed ^tsdocs, and Mtoa Dunham., the art teach- sauerkraut, buttered carrots, bread presentation. Mr. Silversteln is honory life ilk m. der the pretense that it is a police era. A graduate of Purdue Univer­ Sadlak Announces and butter, ml)k and cherries; Wed­ A report on' the ipemberahip president of Manchester’s Temple force. And now wo have Just sity, he received hia M.D. from the Moaday. November 17 nesday—beef and gravy, mashed drive will be praaented. A t the Beth Sholom which he helped or­ signed an agreernent with Japan University of Indiana. Ha Interned Academy Opepipgs ganize and directed aa prasident .p o ta ti^ . WAX beans, buttered preaant time tharo to n J.00. per at' St; Elisabeth's Hospital in La­ giving Japan the first ships for a for I I yeiBfs’. TK4 Men's Club Its Oaly Gift Is Fear beets, bread and butter, milk, Jello cent enrollment o f teachera. Pa- fayette, Ind., and served for a v t and cream: Thursday—vegetable ranta are urged to Join the aa­ holds its social meetings the third new Japanese navy. time aa resident psychiatrist at ■•‘Connecticut’s Congressman-at- Tuesday of each month. H ie hydrogen bomb to now o t- Our reason to obvious. We want soup and crackers, bread and but aociatlon. whether or not they can the Pennaylvania Hoapltal in Large, Antoni N. Sadlak, today an­ ter, egg and tuna fish salad, milk attend the monthly meetlnga. This flelal. Japan to begin developing as Philadelphia. From 1945 to 1947 nounce that he has one vacancy Perhaps the most important and orange cocoanut pudding; Fri­ month the banner will be awarded he was a captain in the Army to tho Military Academy at Weat military ally against Russia. We day—baked beans and catsup, Mizpah Group Host eaing about it la that it to not as to the . room having the largest Medical Corps and later waa resi­ Point and three vacancies to the think we are smart enough to do deviled eggs, coleslaw, tuna fish percentage of parents enrolled. dent in neuropsychiatry at tha In­ Naval Academy at Annapolis, be­ Important as it seems. this without running any danger salad sandwiches, milk and apple Anyone interested in Joining is dianapolis General Hoapltal. In ginning July 1, 1953. For Family Night I t has, true, certain effects on that Japan itself will ever be­ sauce. asked to contact Mrs. Irving 1950 he Joined the staff ef the Congressman Sadlak said that our sttnatlon, and on our thlnk- Personal Mention Sweet, phone 5-5974. ' Mkyo Clinic and in the apring of candidatea for the"vacancies will come a danger to anybody. We Mrs. Richard Pippin entertained Refreahmenta will be served by The November church family thg. this year he came to hto preaent he* nominated on the baaia of "the think we can keep Japan new in a group of women Friday morning Enjoy Thanksgiving in first grade mothers. position in Hartford. results of-a competitive Congres­ night meeting will be held on Wed­ It increases our Insecurity. Our other respects, while we permit at a breakfast party with Mrs. Extension ef Hours Ail men of the parish are Invited sional Designation examination to nesday in cooper Hall of the South military and political leaders are the old Japan to revive itself for Henry Wagner of HaHfprd as the George B. MacDonald, building to hear this outstandings leader ir be conducted by the Civil Service Methodist Church. Each person is likely to tall us that it has done honored guest. inspector for the Vernon Fire Dis­ the field of mental health. Commission. These tests will be asked to bring one article of can­ our own military purposes. ned goods to be distributed later something opposite. They are like­ Old Time Onnger trict has announced that due to given on one day only, Monday, Our method for doing this is to Linwood R. Campbell, past mas­ to needy families. Th is will take ly to hail it as a piece of security, the large amount of building going Jan. 12, 1953. The examination and encourage the new Japan in a ter of Ellington Grange has held I8lh Century Style or in on at the present, he will hold of­ Zoners to Hear ratings attained by candidatea are the place of the usual admission which makes us stronger than tacit violation o f its new constitu­ an office in the grange for the fice hours each Tuesday from 7 to applicable for designation to either fee. PROTECT IT WITH A LANE The potluck will be served at anybody else in the world, for tion. past 19 years in one branch or 8 p. m. at the office of the Town the U. S. Military or Naval Acs-: time at least, and which we can another. He has been a member of Clerk in RockvlUe. 33 Applications demy. 6:15. and all members of the But what is it makes us think the executive committee for sev­ family are cordially Invited. Each rely upon to protect us. They will MacDonald atreaaod tha import­ Requests for complete informa­ that we ourselves can encourage eral years and his last term In that ance procuring permlta to build tion should be directed to Oon- person w ill have an opportunity H ie Zoning Board of Appeals Queen Anne Lowboy sven assign it a role in the bust' Japan to violate one of the supi- office expired and Gordon Miller the glowing charm of Old before excavation -starts. He cited greasman Sadlak, Room 241 House to tell of one thing for whch he is ness of preventing a third world who has been Master for the past will hold a public hearing tonight thankful during the social hour p o ^ new codes for Its national cases where changes had to be Office Building. Washington. D. C. % two years declined the election for at 8 o’clock in the hearing room Deadline for acceptance of ap- that follows the dinner. war. But their words will never existence without having Japan made to conform with building of the Municipal Building on 33 really reach into our hearts, or af­ another year was elected to the regulations and aald that frequent­ pltcatlona to set for Dec. 12. The Mizpah group of the W8C8 consider that its own license to executive committee. Campbell is applications for exceptions to the will be the hostesses for thto meet­ fect what we actually feel about ly people planning to build in the town’s zoning regulations. throw into the aahean everything a member of the credenttala com­ area live out of town. He haa ar­ W’EBSTBR EDITOR DIES ing. it. W s w ill feel more Insecure than Tyme Cushman Maple! Over half the applications are. 85-“ else we thought we were estab­ mittee of East Central ~ Pomona ranged the evening office hours to Worcester, Mass., Nov. 17—(ff) 1 ' Grange which embraces Ellington. for permlaaion . to maintain signs. — Laurence J. Daly, 67, editor of before; we will live in greater lishing in Japan? acconnodate out-of-townera. Mc­ Fourteen applications come from A n jiM k l y * one of 8 jie sl engiiM dread than before; our feelings I May Buy Audio-Meter Donald waa appointed buUding in­ the Webster Hmea, and a news­ Magnificent African mahogany veneers en­ The other day. Emperor Hlro- The P T A council plans to spon­ the General Outdoor Advertising paperman for 52 yeara, died yes- W ony of '> spector for the rural areq about a Company, a billboard firm. 'The In a Dodge ’‘Job-Raitd” truck hance the exterior of this solid cedar-lined w ill tell us that we are more hito, who used to pay such sor the purchase of an audio-meter terday'at St. Vlnccnt’a Hospital. year ago and during that time haa company - requests extension of you’re sure to get the right Queen Anne lowboy. There’s a full length doomed to a third and perhaps deferential visits to General Mac­ for use in the EHlington schools. • / Issued some 100 permlU for He bOfan hit newspaper career FALSE TEETH Anal world war than before. We A demonstration of the apparatus, permission to msintain signs at In 190Q,aa Ftokdaie correspondent engine fqr your hauling job. drawer at bottom. Other Lane lowboy chesta Arthur, paid another deferentitd dwellings in addition to a variety polnta on Weat Center street. New SNpping or IrritotiRg? a hearlP" and testing machine will for the Worcester Telegram and You get aiU the power you need start at 49.95. feel more helpless, now that we visit—to the shrine of his ances­ of other permits. ^ Ito n have been spending several 18th Century Chippendale and Hartford road and West Advertifie in The Hepsld—It Paye eral Home with solemn requiem street; Shell Oil Co.. 559^ Main Is less compelling, and less in­ first. days in Maine. fluential. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bouthelller mass at S t Bernards Church at 9 atreet. What do we stand for in Japan a. m . Burial------will be in S t Ber- Other applications concern erec­ For the main thing the rest of and family are occupying the For your-holiday fastivitias choott this today? How do the Japanese rate nard’a Cemetery. Friends may call tion of a porch, garages, additional the world will hear from us is the house on Maple street which was Eightaanth Cantury Chippandala dining us ? As a nation of principle ? Can bought from the late Henry L. at the funeral holne today from apartments in dwellings, ahd sale threat of force, and that builds Tabley Credenza Buffet 8 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. of new and used cars, and uBder- what we gain, in the department Hayden esUte by the Ellington room group. Neta tha frat mouldings, fear and turns friends into sus­ Center Cemetery Association. Reaervattona Due siaad lots; of armed force which may be al­ .sat about the value placed upon it Society will meet on Wednesday these are the results of our pos­ mistakes can, fortunately, be PRE-FAB will have an opportunity to discuss at 2 p. m. in the church vestry session of the hydrogen bomb, in Instead of Thuraday. measured not against perfection, thto with a representative o f tha -\ •® far as one more weapon placed J. C. CHemtoshaw Compmy tomor­ Philemon Anderson, pastor’# aa- but against the policies of others. GARAGES alstant, will speak on "Thanks­ in the world arsenal can have row. Wednesday and Thuraday, at Assuredly, we have excuses. giving Blessing#" and Miss Joyce definite Influence. 8-10 Day Delivery the Town Hall from 1 to 5 p. m. But, whatever the short term Anyone who-cannot cpma during Jsrvla WlU offer soprano soloa. It will have one other artificial excuses or the short term results, and Erection ' thaaa houia may call Rockville Members su« reminded to bring taflueace. It will cause all of us to Tel. 2-8727 hsndkerchlefa ahd Chrtotmss cards how well can we build our -future 5-3244 for an evening appoint­ think more desperately of how to ment. for Dr. Mary Mosss in Indl# - a foundation of abandoned RefreahmenU will ba strvad by build peace, so that we may TryoMts Scheduled principles? In what, for the fu­ Tryouts are being held today the hostess committee with Mrs. escape being torched by our own ture, do we expect Japan to be­ and tomorrow among the elemen­ John Carleon as chairman, aaatoted Invention. It will bring a new lieve us sincere? tary and High School ftcultlea for by M r# carl E. Olson, Mrs. G. flurry of shallow, expedient, ael- parts ia the Rockville Teachera' Albert Pearson, Mr# Herman John­ flsh resolves that we liad better MAORI OIL CO. Club comedy “ You Cag't Taka It son and Mrs. Elric Anderson. Sounds Like A Train Whistle With Yoa." Joseph MeCudeer to be about the business of reform­ directing the production and the ing human nature, and controlling With joyful haste, we call the Remg* and Fe *I OH . procaads will go to tha WiUtom Free with any men, lest we all blow .ourselves attention of the New Haven Road Horowltx Foundation to help .fi- j Grange Notes Up. It wrill provide a certain stimu­ to the fact that New Elngland In 24 HOUR SERVICE nance the new swimming pool. The play wflt be presented the early ..^Wapptag* Kelvinator lus for the soul-swching which dustry now claims to have, per; METER TRUCKS i— •» part o f 'February. goes on in those who feel them- fected a noise for diesels which Mlownhip Rowling The Wapping Granga Bowling m e night haa been very weU attended. Aslves. cornered by death. It will will sound like thfr old-fashioned — RURNER SERVICE The RockvlUa Jdethadtot Youth u FeUowMdp meeU today at 6:30 p. Keep uir the good work: - ‘ Electric encourage a certain number of train whistle—or at least' jtist as. T b « special “ get-acquainted m., at ike church alleys for bowl- > i- «h e ^ conversions to religions of TEL. MANCHESTER nigkt” meeting for tl»e new messr pleasing. lag. EE! Door LCushrnan Maple bera was moat successful. Follow­ \. salvation or , philosophies of This most Welcome, announce Rural Assoclatioa . Watkins will give you a FREE desperation. ment comes from Hamilton Mer' 4523 H ia Rural 'Yernon School asso- ing the ritual inatructlona, there was a aocial hour and refresh­ 20 Lb. Thanksgiving Turicey Thanksgiving Turkey when you All three of these Influences of rill, president of Manning. Max elation will hold its ‘ November Just imagine candlelight chasing shadows over the satiny meeting .tonight at 8 o’clock at ment# buy any one of the smart, up-to- the hydrogen bomb, come under well and Moore, Inc., in Bridge­ The Wapping Orange held its To holder of Lncky lAdy ticket Issued between Nov, amoo^ness ( k your Cushman dining room. Then bring on the tha auditorium, of the alemantary the-minute Kelvinator Ranges . . . -the classification of one emotion— port. He says-that his company’s regular iniNting toat Tuesday night 10 to 22 indusive. turicey with all the fixin’s! That’s perfection when it comes to school In Vernon with the theme every range a deluxe model . that of fear. We ourselves will be plant in Watertown, ^ Mass., has, "Back-to School” in keeping with and elected the foUowing offlcera an bid fashioned Thanksgiving dinner! ^ for the coming year: master, Lovon Second Prixe^ARMOUR TENDERIZED HAM every one automatic I more afraid, the rest of the world after two years of work and ‘re­ Educatioh week. \ A • Frtncipal Ernest E. Week* will Parmakian; overseer, Chester Rau; will be more afraid, and our fear search, copie up Mdth a pleasing r axplala the new report carda and lecturer, Edith Wallea; ateward. Just look at these extra features will lead some of us into the be- three-tone whistle, operated with Im You choose Cushman Colonial Creations Open Stock from a parei^ will have an opportunity Vincent Jones; aaetotant steward, offered on the model shown; A .-havlorism of fear, which is at once compressed siir, which would and to vM t clatsrooma following tha Ralph Jackaon; chaplain, Brenda Gallery display that includes these dining pieces. All Cushman giant oven, to take the largest tur­ boastful and craven, savage and could and should replace that op­ maattog to confer with the taaeh- Teomana; .treasurer, Levi Dewey; L U C K Y L A D Y furniture is limited in quantity. aecretSiy, Walter O. FosUr; Cerea, key with ease! Automatic Oven penitential, doomed and whining. pressive diesel grunt. era. Rafinahmenta wUl he served -in Lorraine Ctopp; PomoEia, Kay Control, frees you from oven­ But when we add it all up. all ’The new whistle has a range up WATKINS A— The grand old Hunting Board Hutch ...... 1145.50 the csfatarla by the mothera o f the Kartoen; Flora, Janet Webster; watching. A deep-well cooker with this to little more than some slight to two milesT It does not sound BAOTHBAS. WC. B— ^The Malden Arm Chair has a deeply saddled seat . $32.50 chiidien in grade two with Mrs. lady aasiatant steward. Mary Par­ Automatic Laimi 6 quart capacity. High speed 7-heat_ tutensificatlon o f trends already like t,he horn of a bus or truck, or C— Double Rudder Table; double rudders supportsup; the leaves of PYednrick Perry and M r# Eddwrd makian; and elective committee, FUNERAL Surface Units for fast and effi­ - la axtotenee. There is no solution Uke a fire alarm klaxon, or like this table. 64 x 26-inches closed; 64 x 48-inehM opened 189.50 Graarille in charge. Wallaca HalL SERVICE Heme Frora Service A ll Wapping Grange membara MAPLE AND MAIN STREETS ^ _ 0*^^ aalvaUon ia i t Tlw hydrogen a sick cow. It sounds like a train cient surface cooking. High-Speed D-^”The Idalden Side,Chair 822.00 Sgt. John J. Boucher o f Rock- are urged to bring a few friends bumb to, after an. Just one more whistle. A T FINAST Radiant Broiler fo r that Charcoal­ Onnaod XW cit" E— Refectory Table; eonoealed leaves extend this table top from vUla. to one of 28 Connecticut aol- and attend tha card party to ba dierLNtumad to tha United States like broiling. Top-of-the-Range weapon, and the athics of its pos Apparently the research w'ks D ir te tp r 30iX 38-inches to 30 x 60-inches ...... 862.00 held at tha Wapping CUmmunity SOUTH MANCHESTER •eeeion or o f its use no different not undertaken primarily for the F-:r-Arrowback Cushman Side Chair ...... 819.30 -Battoday aboard tbe UR.S. P v t Houa# Saturday, Nov. 33. at Controls, easy to reach . . easy - Eltlsga, which docked at Staten Ji (or- It waa voted to have a Orange (DROP AND PICK UF) 0ur own natural hearts to decry groans of tiie diesels. It seems that ptcBsaalng and dtocharge. Family Night Supper to be held at EXCLUSIVE IN MANCHESTER AT storage space for your most used Recent Arrival ‘ the use o f the bow and arrow wUl tha f Wapping Community House. utensils . ■, . big roomy 5pmpart- train crews.themselves have been .Mr. and M n . Frank R, Stodol Saturday, Nov. 39, at 6:36 p. ul We ever be able Co conquer the complaining that their hearing ^ . 8 7 TUlcott avenue, are parents ment and full width drawer. New, T hera will' >e jnovlea for the chU- WET aUFF DRIED 7k Acid-Resistant Porcelain Finish, w n ace of the hydrogen'orogen bomb.oamo. becomes temporarily impaired by qBa daughter born Thuraday,; at Ready to Wear PHONE BUtford Hospital. dvfw, daiirlng and Oaiy when we are dotdominaUd by 'the rough notes of the diesels. We Tba next regillarmaeting will be Permanent Cooking Chart. Mch love o f mankindiMnd th u we tend to suspect these crews of 3196 o f 0606 ■7 Neighbera Night to ba bald at tha WATKINS V MoHcitede* rttm Rockville btvews of saanet injure any of it, by any using their own method of cam- Wapping community House. Tuee- 142 East Center St. Eirimlag BaraM Is.la- Parking — Teterision mdws, will we have solvsd ouripqignlBg tor the restoration of a as Om Nariml atrasL Tsia* day, N «v. 25, a t I o’clock. 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ICAnc^TEB MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1952 PAGE BSLEVBN PA 611BN u a k c u e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANC] CONN, MONDAY, NOVEMRER 17, 1952 ;ion in G a m e, 20- Winds^ Rain, Fumbles Spice Satm*day Games Maloney Captures Linebacker, Center and Backfield Ace THE Football Tactics by Mikan and Company Duckpin Classic locals Score Early, New York, Nov. 17—d. Geiger, former Barnard School < that Palmer, aucceaaful coach City came out on top In one of * leeglH scored the tendidowii In the last Marvin Leath, and converted into practice before the eight teams are came to terms with the BA's and teacher, now athletic coach- a t ; the High Jay^•ee soccer team. 748 which looked unbeatable, the the first ci two touchdowms which will return as player-coach. The Another seaal(m has been called alley management announced a their toughest games of the aea-j 4$ seconds to give Army a 14-13 selected. '_____ in the BA a u b for stockljolders Teachers College in Wlllimantic.; j,»E REC Table Tennis will be completed for the coming and coach at Suffleld High, is re-1 ^ggjon was In the city. Only when American Legion Post, 20 to 12. | figured In Army's one-point ver­ League will hold a meeting Thurs­ nine games of iast^ year at the won by Walter KraJewskI of Nem lenwerck has besn nothing more dict over Penn..it was raining so helm for the BA’s and turned in a season, a I acted secretary - treasurer. | arrived at Wethersfield High Haven wls 683, Alex Skruta of In most instances scores camel than the ' No. S tailback all year day night at 7 ;4S at the West Side Prexy Nelson Qulnby calls in with did Jack throw light on the sub­ lightning fast with neither team «u_rke, Ashley, M.rclk, RIveit hard that the bidder couldn't set Rec. All table tennis players are commendable job with a club that details on Manchester Sports­ Bloomfield took down $36 for third NM>nlltan. Reals. Bteti. with converai(Mi kicking as his the ball up for Penn’s place-kick, lacked only the "big" man. CARDS WON CLOSB OAMM ject that he was headed for the place with 673 and Everett Ecker dominating the play for great Score by periods: main forte. Thrown Into the tail­ er, Carl Sampler, after one of requested to be present or call Mel men's Association and Art Pon- wrestling bouts at Foot Guard .. of Middletown took $22 for fourth lengths of time. Recovered fum­ Silk City ...... 14 « 0 e-2() back breach against Arkansas, the Cushing at 8421. HERTZBEiRG Immediately un­ grats reports that the Hamilton Lesion 0 « 0 4 12 Penn's two first quarter touch veiled aome of hla plans by an­ St. Louis, Mo.—()?>—The Cardi­ It. is a good ifeeting,iand familiar place with 650. bled, intercepted passes'and backs Toinuchdowna. Mancheatar. Bergen. half-pint field general'-galned 209 downs.. Thus Rex Shain's kick In nals finished in the third spot in Props will play outside ball at the faces present Included Jack thrown for big losses were the Shaw, Jacobs! Thompsonrllle, Ashlu', yards,' scored three touchdowns, WEST SIDE MIDGET and Jun­ nouncing that a working agree­ Po<|Uonock school gym this basket­ High single out of the money, Steti. ™ the fading seconds gave the Cadets ior bcuiketball leagues will get un­ ment has been reached with the the National League etandlngs. O'Brien, Tom Carrigan, Shorty a 178 game, won $6.30 for Torring- things that act up the scores most Points from try after touchdown, kicked three conversions and Ie(l their 14-13 decision. But they were tops In the loop ae ball season. Art will manage the Malin. Felix Babel. Verle Hart­ ot the time. SMU to a 27-17 triumph. der way Dec. 1. Six teams will M|uad which is coached by John­ ton's Chip Kemis. Manchester. Russell 3, (Kick). The much-maligned tumble la no comprise the Junior loop with far as close games were concerned. well, Wally Utke. Jimmy Koslow- THE ACEs didn't use their pass­ Referee, Kelley. .' At Iowa, sore-alMUldered Burt The Redblrds gained 88 of their ny ,PalkowBki.. . Etefore departing ing attack as much In this game Umpire, Honath; longer an accident or a break, eight teams in the midget league, for a five-day convention at Atlan­ aki, Ray Ramsdell, Eddie Wierx- Linesman. Sacherek. Britsmaon got his chance only it seems, but a purposeful offen­ Playcr-Coach S8 vlctoriGR by on® run. Only 19 as In previous opes. The Legion Field Judge, Toomey. when quarterlMick Paul Kemp tic a ty , Nino Bogglnl, pays the blcki, Sher Waldron. A1 Bqggini sive weiqMm which COACHES in the Junior league, contesu were dropped by a ringU and Pete Staum'to name a few .. A1 Conway Tops, line kept breaking through and broke his leg In the second quar­ run margin. The Philadelphia Ath- office a visit to pick up material bothering the paasea. Bolduc was ter of tiiC'N(»thweateni game. Burt now using to pull out victories. •with professional! basketbaU conflicting with football, the Minneapolis Lakers post like ball-csr- I boya 13- to IS are Charles Potter, leftLhere several months ago . . - At After the session Allbro stops at at times and ate up the Aces’ rest . , . **We tatOded high a lot more rters poised to. strike. . . . The starting__ a* lineup______tIs, - •.Aaa.^leftto right. Pep OmsslSaul," VmM*Vem ^4WlrAl«*0«Mlkkelsen, lljbArVdhGeorge Ml* Don Warren, George English, Joe leUcs headed the"junior circuits Brookfield street and we chat until College Scorers trapped several times dn plays in proceeded to score one touchdown, this depertment. The A’e copped Bodfc Hal Turkington gets behind Linebaakcr Roger Stetkoff, leR, of Michigan, braces himself for the Ohio State attack, Nov. 22. Guard previous games that setit many estate. than ever before,- hoping to dis­ kan, Jim Pollard and Slater Martin. (NEiA). I Schmldt and Ed Brown. One more the wheel and we drive to Wesley­ a late hour. The fourth quarter looked aa 'if pass for two others aad lead his lodge the ball,” said Michigan (:oach is needed to lead the sixth 32 by a ringle tally. FRIDAV Norm Manoogian, center, of Stanford, is going to Save something to say about which way California passes skyward into friendly an University in Middletown for New York, Nov. 17—(/P)—A1 ball-carricra will go. Dean Smith, Navy halfback, wanna up for Army. (NEA); hands. Silk City j^ot some Very it waa headed for the same fate State’s Coach Biggie Muaa after team. weekly sports writers luncheon.. Judging by the number of phone until late in that period the Aces' the Spartans hsd beaten Notre nbaataolamcb callers this week for ticket infor­ Conway of William Jewell (Mo.I nice runs off to make up for the All state colleges are represented has regained his position as col­ deficient sky attack, however. fumbled on their own 15 and Dame, 31-8.... The Spartans dis­ and the coaches pass along many mation on the 'Yale-Princeton ball fell into enemy hands. Rivest lodged, the baU from Irish hnn4ls Notre Dame Sent 151 Players Sonday’B Reeolte gime the Bowl win include sever­ legiate football's leading scorer Trouble came to the Aces right Bowie Race Tracit .fine :storiaa. ,...iMcibea. agree un-. with 121 points. - want, to ,tbe. IJL and Btets passid .and .reebvered the ,)opse bidl seven Boston »6; Roebeeter fit. - r anlmously to have Gold Key award al buniireii iSiik 'Toshers dh S'it- ■from the • start. 'On' the' first play again to Mancini on the four for times, two of these recoveries lead­ urday. Dr. Ray Moxier Is one who The hard-running halfback top­ I after the locals took the Legion ing to touchdowns. . . . Mnnn said Philadelphia 81. Baltlmw 7t. dinner at the Waverly Inn in Janu­ ped the list two weeks ago, but kick-off. Hank Agostinelll fumbled, a first down with goal to go. The Into National Football League opens is-Day Meet Syracuse 84, Indlan^irtlsTt/ ary. Recipients will be named at a sought info on tickets while Silk dropped to second last week. On Legion fuiAahled but Joe Crimiho his boys practiced all week on Fort Wayne 112, New York ^ later time, also the state college City gridder Huck Ellis was an­ giving the visitors a first down on was in control When the pUa was ways of Jarring the ImU loose from other... Talk with Charlie lof- Friday night he went on a scoring the Aces' -30. The threat didn't Bowie, Md., Nov. 17—(ff)—Bowie Minneapolis 87, MUwaukee 8L football coach of the year... rampage as his team walloped examined. Ashley then passed ^ the enemy, and It mdSt have work­ New York, Nov. IT—<(P)— Thla Phone Is busy diiring the evening tus. Yale's excellent publicity materialize aa the Legion fumbled Stetz in the end zone for the tcom. ed. Race Track opened an 18-day chief, and he reports a aell out Central (Mo.), 46-19. Conway tal­ later on. should settle some arguments: The meeting today with infield lakes, Doctor — I can’t quite Oagnoee with many callers on variou.v top­ lied four touchdowns and an extra The conversion was no good and Some of the strongest of the X think It must be ics. One caller is Dick Willis, head crowd is expected for the Yale- For Pro Grid Teams PAUL MANGIAFICO picked up with seconds remaining the Ac6s All-America candidates Ivere dis. official National Football League Black Monday for Most lots of shrubbery, new roads, a re­ your case. point to give him a season's total built track and a few touches of of the Manchester Ski Club, who Dartmouth game. Charlie received of 20 touchdowns and one extra the Legion fumble on the 35. A werewhead, 20-12. ' appointments Saturday . . . Wash Encyclopedia says that Notre drink. . - 400 working press reqtiests for T New York, Nov. 17—(A3— This series of running plays through the Larry S. MacPhail showmanship. PaUent —Thafe O K, doctor. 1 expressed an interest in acquiring point in 10 games. LEW ASHLEY’S smooth profes­ BETTER DEAL ington Don Heinrich, the nation's Dame has sent more players Into Of Nutmeg Grid Squads The face lifting which prettied know just how you feel. I’U come the Vet's Service Center bnilding the game and had to turn back Mac Moore of Sam Houstofi is make or break week for at lea-H center of the Le^on line brought individual offense leader, had his the professions! circuit than any nearly half... Check with Herb the ball all the way for Pat Bol­ sional style in his end runs and up what used to be a drab, old back when you’re sober. at the Center... Bob Olson, man­ State is second with 110 points Cotton and Sugar Bowls two of the National Football long trips took its toll of Silk Cliy worst day against Southern Call other school, 161. Minnesota. Ohio plant on the sandy flats of Sbuth- ager of The Thom McAn shoe Stocking, New Haven Arena pub­ and Jack Parker of Mississippi duc's arm to be in deadly range. PONTIAC DEALER fomia. . . . He hit with only two State and Pittaburgh follow with By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS licist on the tlx situation for the League teams. Agostinelll went through the mid­ yardage. He was the outstanding em Maryland cost MacPhail and store, reports the company will State ranks third with 106 points. gridder on .t^e field. Stetz took I ',’v ( . III. I -I 11 1 I ■'1 Il' -l*'l of 18 pass attempts, had five in­ 82. 74 and 71, recpectlvely. You Today was black Monday for partners two million dollars, they again award two pair It shoes this Harlem Globe Trotters appearance Moore has scored 17 touchdowns All Set for New Yearns The Philadelphia Eagles, tied dle to the 38. Gene Bergen ran and tercepted and two. of these went probably wouldn’t guess the fifth Top Man and the report is the same as at care of the iihCi plunges as he sur­ most of Connecticut's collegiate claim. N otice O f season, one for the best High and has made eight extra points. with the New York Giants for Gus passed to Bob Millerick on prised the linemen ny keeping a for Stanford touchdowns. . . . Jack place school in a dozen tries—Mar­ But they have increased the school football back and the other Yale. Both Loftus and Herb an- Parker has registered 14 TD's and second place in the American Con­ the visitors' 44. Bergen carried to Scar bath, Maryland’s spUt-T football squads as they looked .ticlpated S. R. O. crowds. Jim fair share of the would-be handoffz quette, with 68 money graduates facilities for betting approximately to the best local schoolboy line­ has booted 22 conversions. New York, Nov. 17—)A3—All th e If Alabama puts up a good ahow ference. tackle the pace-setting the 41. Bolduc's paas hit Chuck and racking off yardage behind It's a good ciar — magician, was held to two com­ .... BUly Talbert, the tennis star back on the bleakest Saturday of 40 per cent im'd few sportsmen Antiiial Meeting man. Kingbom, Hartford UConn Athle­ Parker, last week's leader, against Maryland — it's too much Browns at Cleveland Sunday and piummer on the 31 after BeCgen pleted passes by the aroused Mis the season. tic Director, phones and we talk hopea and fi-ustrationa, fumble.'! them. take care of it! who has been a diabetic since boy­ figure the man who made a fortune NoUca is hereby given to efl the Tt?ERDAT scored only one touchdown and altd fancy plays, surprises and to expect the Terrapins to lose need a victory to remain in the passed incomplete to Jacobs. Pret­ T he Atea havf some top notch sissippi team which outrusbed, hood. la spending much time tour, In seven games, only two state in organized baseball figures to go Day passes without anything hailketball... Meet Sam Switt in kicked three conversions in his two in a row — the CiMmson "ride running. The Giants and Eagles zel ran to the 24 and Bill Shaw outpassed, outdowned and outacor- teams managed to finish on the legal votara of the South Mwchaa- Bob Genovesi's barber shop qnd disappointments come to an end defensive men on their forward ing on behalf of the American broke at Bowie. ter Fire Dlatrict that the unusual . . George Mitchell and team's 33-14 victory over.LSU on should clinch one of the spots. trail Paul Brov/n’a club by a game. took his turn to the 21. Bolduc string. Mangisfleo makes tackles ed the naUon's third-ranking Diabetes Association, lecturing to right Bide of the ledger with six Pat Bolduc call In the early eve­ we talk sports. Sam is a fine Saturday, but he set a So\itheast- for most of the college football 'Bama lost to Georgia Tech Sat­ then spelled finis with a pass to power. games going down to defeat. These Sonny Hertsberg Meeting of said dliltrict win Jbe golfer... Evening spent at home. teams this week with traditional IME LOS ANGELES Rams, on both aides of the field from his alfUcted youngsters and demon­ held In Hoaa House No, S, Spniea ning and we drive to Hillyer Col­ em scoring record. His 106 points urday, but it was, by an eyelash. back on the winning trail after a Bergen in the end zone. Irv Rus­ end spot. Dick Nasaiff, Russell. The man who cooked up thla strating to them that they, too, were the winners: Undefeated List lege lii Hartford. Officiate practice SATURDAY betters the old mark of 98, estab­ —and important- games ached- sell added the extra one With dose of defeat for Maryland’s Jim IVesleyan over Trinity, 7-6, and New York Knickerbockers of the and Florence BtreaU, fi’.OO play host to the San Licitra, Joe Scatta, Yosh Vincek ESKIMO may enjoy normal athletic careers. Nations! Basketball Association basketball game and get a good This Is a family day after get­ lished by Steve Van Buren of L8U uled sBDund the country. being dumped out of the unbeaten placement. Tatum waa an old coaching 4»m- Teachers College of Connecticut p. M. Standard Tima, 'rosliway. ting chores done at the office . . Francisco 49era with a triumph and the rest all proved their met­ He Is the first athlete, to far as we over Newport (R. Naval Train­ who win supply Manchester with November 20. 1952 for the tonow- look at Bobby Knight, who was in 1943. With two of the major bowls— class by Mississippi; 21-14. also necessary if the defending What looked like trouble a few tle Sunday. Shaw and Bergen ran panion, Johnny Vaught .' . . Both 1.) Reduced to 21 simply terrific, ..Nino Pagan! plays Travel to New Haven at noon for the Cotton and Sugar already ael Syracu.se should have no prob­ ANTIFREEZE w«rc once assistants to Ray know, to have given youth this ing Station, 16-14. some of iU talent. As soon as the Ing purposes: v the annuar Yale-Prlnceton football champions are to have a chance to minutes later added seven more well. A new flock of passers has valuable service. BESIDES TRINITY, the losers announcement was made that the briefly with Hillyer and Ray TRACK COACH WAS A STAR for their New Year'a Day games, lem in Fordham. but Pitt, one of points to the Acea' total. The locals arrived in Bergen, AgostinelU, (Bear) Wolf at North Carolina , 1. To tzdee action on the i*? Blanco is the timer. Phil Clarke, game, along with 62,000 others, attention wHl be focused on the the surprisea of the season, will retain their title in the league For Dependublf Winter Prol'clion UCLA’s vl winK^ decided I with eight straight vietorles this San Francisco and Detroit each MlUerick on the 30 ’ and Jacobs starts. DISTRIBUTED lY last period Sanders and his boys the stage and abandon his ring two more from the dwindling list repairs and maintenance- of the reading The Herald douse the light four by the Tigers and three by New York athletic clubs from fo re\ a crowdkd of in I season and 2S games without a de­ has a 6-2 record along with the got up and left.. . . Had they seen career permanently. A local critic to unbeaten Maryland State, 13-28. lege Friday night. Dick U a former Fire Department and other the Bulldogs . . After dinner in tossed a snappy cross fieI(L pass The black Saturday showed when Maryland took a beating LIU forward who stands 6 feet 4 and call It a day. 1908 to 1926. A veteran of World Angeles when two of''4Jie feat, entertain Florida State. Ole Browns, who took undisputed pos­ that fooled the defense, to Plum­ enough or too muchT who caught the middleweight from Mississippi and Iowa Wes property and ectlvltiaB of the Fire WEDNE.HDAY New Haven we journey to the War I, Devaney starred in camp powerful elevens In the ' nation, Miss, the terror of the football session of first place in the Ameri­ MANCHESTER champion's show said ‘‘1 know plainly the Importance of the foot inches. Is 21 years old and weighs District for the ensuing year; Arena for the basketball double- mer who went to the 47 before in football. On the credit aide, a leyan was downed by Buena Vista. 210 poun(fs. The Knicks will also Fire Chief Jimmy. Schaub pays and inter-allied competition* He l'.f'.I.,.A. u d Southern ^lilnrnla, world since heating Maryland is can Division yesterday when the being tagged. Bergen, in two con­ Cold Forces Salas Ball, where Hindu gods still where the old jokes w^nt-r-some- Ten of the teams have complet­ 8. To take action in regard to a visit and reports all is quiet on header featuring the Harlem Globe was a member of the great 1920 Idle. AUTO PARTS reign. Is a place of temples and body sold them to Robinson”. . . . 21-yard field goal by New Britain have other players to offer when an appropriation for-the purchase Trotters . . See several Silk Town- come to grl)^ ' Green Bay Packers upset the New secutive carries took the Aces~ to 1! Teachers’ Mike Buttafuso brought ed their seasons including Peru it comes time to cutting the squad the home, front in regards to fires. and 1924 U. S. Olympic teams. Tennessee, Texas’ opponent In York Giants, 17-8. The defeat drop­ the Legion 43. Shaw broke loose T o Postpone Bout spectacular rice terraces, glitter Down South they claim that Mls- (Neb.) Teachers, which heads the of a new Chlers car; Just the way we all like it . . Jlev. era present including the Jack Both are undc^feated and untied', ZTOBitoAbST. Ing dances and anU (TttE ...... , 0 3■ ;!S i W|C HAVE BEEN asked what Ing Maryland State handed Bridge­ the Browns to victory andJim 'manageri(U guild. It is (mstoraary became of the return punt In foot >klyn Dodgers, received an the .AqM’ 48. Mercik loat two and Armory Tavern . 1 4 .««7l ll948 PLYMOUTH SPEaAL DELUXE 44>|L SEDAN nowadays for a manager to keep port. Here, again, a missed extra Finks completing four touchdown Panani'* ...... 4 4 ,M4( |"Green. Radio and heater. 4 k O O !^ ball, and hanged If we know. It. point popped up but ..Bridgeport accolade recently. 'When heaves, the two clubs attempted then mkalri-Mslr. 423; Renn's Taveni, 622.,i 27-21 but didn’t outfight the Bull­ and graduam of Morgan State. , Kentucky star, scored one touch­ extra point try faihsd. and the Hish T«m Trip!*: J Stock No. U-906...... $1145 It probably disappeared about the dog even a little Ut. Had Tale down and passed for the other as D*ri-Meid. US; Renn'« TzT«re, 622.| time coaches began to realize that been able to halt just one of the the Packers pulled the upset of the Aces M 20-6. HIsh IndlTldiMl Slr.fl*: .f THE THIRD PERIOD KnrI*. PstsiU'i, IM, Kteney, Siri-i 1951 PLYMOUTH SAVOY LAND SURVEYING two Of three touchdown lead two tong scoring bursts that led to day. For the first time this sea­ Meld. .140. I Green. didn't mean anything any .longer, Inirtimteneoua Princeton touch­ son, the Giants failed to score a {4eiity of action and fights bbt .no Hish Indtrlduel Tripir: t and that they had better keep that more score was added by eltl S t o c k N O o U- 8 S S s .•*oqsss..eoase.ss #**«*8 $1925 BOWUra k. WOVISt ••• downs (Homer Smith’s 92 yard touchdown. Keeney, Darl-Meid. Stl, lUsiero.k ball and try for a couple more. scoring gallop or the Bob Unger A 46-yard touchdown romp by team. A new back broke into th^ Armory T«Tem. 374. # Begittstsd Lsaa Stwsyor another rookie All-America, Hugh Legion lineup. Bill Napolitan, who \JJIZh Without a Merk: 3 1949 BUICK SUPER SEDANETTE IS Proetsr Road to Frank MePbee paas and run ran at many aa six times In a row Jarvie. Dart-Maid, 8A Monti.? TED 80HBOEMBR is going to play that ate up 82 yards in one McElhenny, and a S2-yard aerial Hartford Road Grill, 03. Black. Radio and beater. A real nice oar! TeL W ifi the Davis Cup matches in AUBtrllla, Mi note, from Y. A. 131116 40 Billy WUson gulp) the extra point from Prince­ I-Stock No. NT-280...... $1495 but not es' a player this trip. He ton's Jack Newell’s toe that HrtllQP vnn Hvi in the final period brought the Mocked J«r-Yale’a Roger Hansen IfOUSK UY 49ers from behind In their tr- will w rite- and, broadcast . the you umph over Washinggton. I9S1 FORD TUDOR matches . .". And thla is what the would have sent all Talies into the don't you see how HeAter« 16.000 mile w ...... liMly in our hQUMj .BritU4> bom, saM extreme delirium pf 31-2Q victory, LKaatMtl Iw.4Iu 1m 4 lionb piled up a -half-time WHAT HURT so much, eeid *"“ ***® ™ ««* «•« *«w year*. YOUR tomorrow is mighty important margin over the Texana and than 9tool$ N”0*. .vf. 4'* V- ■-*'■* * ''*■* * *■■*'* * $ 15 ? $ ^ while watching her fuist football to you and to your family. romped to victory. Dallaa, taken puna bn televtadba: ”Why do those Yale Coach Jordan Oliver during Tes, 11*8 worth more than ever over by. the league last week, la W infctllpei E19ST MERCURY SFORT SEDAN FRONT men In the striped shirts keep the game post mortems. waa'that |^*_ j If Fire «lrlk«R. Whi(:h is why it wiJI pay you to check winlesa in eight Weeks. 3recn« Radio and heater. waving their arms about and inak- Yale in practice aU week before *^" ” "***’ the job opportunitic.s at Pratt & Whitney NORM VAN BROCKUN threw Stock No, NTT-ZSls ...... $189$ ing all thoae funny algnaT If they the game had. been able to bottle yon tan lose a lot more, four touchdown paaaea and Bob knew how silly they look they’s up ttaoM sudden death Princeton Aircraft. A.s the jet age develops we stop It.” lunges when performed by Yalies Have you.insured accord­ are constantly e.xpanding. And as Pratt & Waterfield contrimited a field goal Time Engine••• 1950 PACKARD 4-DOOR SEDAN END and five extra points as the Rams . Radio aad heaterj. In striped jersleb. ingly? „ J \yhitney Aircraft grows it can offer a -'ll kept within shouting distance of The crawl strike in swimming These was just one big dif­ big future to men who are ambitious, the leaders. Geoig;e Blanda was' iRehidw clMR m 4 adiust plugs, dwell gu— rafur- No, 6T**774s •f‘,,«.*es0 eessssssfisssssfie* $1345 waa. introdii(xM to Bnrope about ference Saturday, thoae big guyi If not, don’t dcia.y]' Call willing to work, willing to grow with us. the Bears’ bright star, passing for SPECIAL IBOO by Dick OavlU of Australia. In striped Jersies charging at Yale one TD, scoring ganother, kicking dad regdafor, d w d i aad adiust carburttor, fhuck 1949 m e r c u r y 4-DOOR all afternoon weren’t Yaliee. They You may find here the key to that far a field goal and three extra points. ar replace polats, check a l IgRlHon wires, ebedi “ Radio beater. Bxcrileiit oondltloB. 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BIANCHESTER EVENDK3 HERALD, M ^CHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1952 Hoosehold Goods 51 Rooms withoat Board 59 H o m *s for Sate 72 H o u m for Shi* ' 721 Winthd—Raal EsUto 77 OONRniBRXNO REIJ.INQ Ike May Make P robe Toldpeefc DisnusilJi Diamonds— 'il^afidiee— ^ABC*S SPECIALS i LARGE, PLEASANT room In pri­ HANCHESn^R — Green Mimm Help Wanted—Blala 36 Articles for Sale 45 Road. Thrae Bedroom Ranch YOUR PROPERTY? 82 Jewelry 4 8 vate home. Convenient to Center MANCHESTER Antomobiki for Sdo 4 USED WASHERS and Cheney's. Place to park car. Home with fuU cellar, attached Without ohllgattoB to you, w* Statement bn FOR LEASE or rent in hotel, APPLICA'nONS FOR RACnCALLY New Lionel SanU garage, sneloeed aid* porch, pin* IwtU apporala* or m ako you a cash A bout D ual r^ Complaiiits SPECIALIZINO IN Custom buUt Feltwin Diesel engine. Price $35. LEONARD W. YOST. JswMer, re­ Phone 2-2044. CONVERTIBLE garages concrete floors. Also al­ liquor and restaurant concession, .Y AND PRODUCE taaeled, ahadea, alunumim com- , 512.300 oSar for property. 8ae ua bafora 1935 CHRySLKR, very reasonable. IN MANCHESTER Phone 5665. pairs, aojuau watches axperUy. ; ^ T SPIN DRY $45.00 (MassifiwI SPECIALS terations, additions and dormer men's bar; cocktail lounge, good NEWLY DECORATED, beautl- linathm screens, storm windows 1 you oaU. Korea jAgaiiiflt Scribe ChU 3S0L AND HARTFORD RaaaonabI* priocA Open dally. and doors. 4 per cent mortgage. BRAE-BURN REALTY erection. Call Frank ContoU, going bueineae, very little money Thursday evenlnga. 129 Spru^ full:^ furnished rooms for two or needed. Good for 2 partners or ON FULL-TIME BASIS BENDDC $».00 three. Compute light housekeep­ Owner leaving state. $19,000. This five room house is tar Phono 6273 Buy out of season and save! VERY REASONABLE. laU 1961 Manchester 5322, Hartford 8-7735. USED COOLERATOR. in good atreet. Phon# 2-4387. * exceUent condition. BturdUy (OantUmed PtoH Pag* Ona) rN R O h s ) Naeh ramble* atation wagon 6,- man and wlfSi Owner wants to MANY BENEFITS ing facitiUea available. C entr^ AdvertiseMR^ 1M7 PLYMOUTH condition. $7. Tel. 2-3265. buUt. It has two bedrooms, iLianNOA Wanted. Single, two- 500 miles. Wonderful gas mile­ retire. Call RockviUe 5-9591 or Paid Holidays Pension Plan Reasonably priced. Children ac. Brannan’a indictmant that th* i«- Five Day Week HospitalisaUon WRINGER WASHERS $10.00 UP bathroom,. Uving room, din­ famUy, three-famUy, bualnesa Taft o f Ohio, Chairman o f the (( #*•*<>■*) IMSSTUDEBAKKR age. like new. Radio and heater. Florists—NuniericB 15 after 6 caU Hartford 33-3301. CHILD'S Practical record player. Fnel and Feed 49-A ceptable. Mra. Dorsey, 14 Arch, MANCHitoTER—Large OOIental, porter “performed an eutafandlng CLASSIFIED ADVT. Good Starting Wage ing room and pleaaaat prope^. Have many cash buy­ Senate RepubUoan Policy commit.^' 1»4S CHKVROUCT 60 Lockwood ktreet, or phone $15 with four unbreakable chil- ■econd floor. cuatom-buUt 1946, with center dsr a dUtrict leadel-—circulating servlee to th* peopi* of Chieago DEPT. HOURS CHRYSANTHEMtmS, cut .flow-1 Group Insurance WOOD, Stove or flrepiace lengths kitdien on one floor. Hot ers. Murtgagea arranged. Plea** dren'a records included. Kemp’s, USEDS’TOVES haUway, fireplace, lavatory flrst water oU heat, laundry room, tea, and Rep. Jeaeph W. Martin of nominating petitions, poll-watch­ and Cook County.*’ A k en an**- AU OooverUblM. 2-3059. ers. Many choice varieties. Phone Help Waatcd— Fesisle 35 Sick Benefits VacaUon With Pay CLEAN, SPACIOUS double rooms caU Georg* U Qraaiadlo, Real­ 8:15 A. M. to 4:80 P. M. Inc. Delivered $18 per cord. Phone floor. (^ranM tile bath second walk-in hatchway, acreena Masaachuaetts, slatad to be Speak­ ing, and campaign organising. tionad whether the indictmeBt, re­ 8185. Apply on Tuesday, between 9:30 WilUmantic 3-3217 anytime. for rent. Suitable for couples or Door, hot water oQ h«at, garage. tor. 2-5878. 109 Henry atreet. AU Priced to SeU. 1942 S’TUPEBAKER two-door SHIRT PRESS operator., Bsper TAPFAN GAS WHT^ $35 00 and storm windows, enclosed er of the House. « Asksd if he was "aometlmea re? turned almost two yoars Istar, was a. m. - 6:00 p. m., at BOLTON — Building stone’ and two gentlemen. Separate kitchen AmealU driveway, combination the "consoquonco of tha fast that COPY CLOSING TIME coupe. In good condition, $100. lence not necessary. Apply in per porch, amealt* drive and I BUYBHi W AmNO—Biagl* and warded” for his political services, BALCH-PONTIAC Inc. flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. available. Inquire 'Vernon • Inn, screcna, atorm wlndowa, awnlnga. James C. Hagerty, Eiaenhower'a the Sun-Time* ceaaed its sinHMCt Phone 6452. Inquire 103 Mather Rooftiir-rSIdiBg 161 son. New Model Laund^. 73 Garden— Pami— Dairy two car garage. Near bua two-famfly bomea For aSIcleat he said he received the appoint­ f o r CLASSIHED ADVT. 156 Center Street A A P SUPERMARKET SLXCTROMASTER e l e c t . $35.00 Manchester 2-8216. $12.50 per Priced at $18,900 for quick a w . press secretary, said that meet­ of tho piaaont natlonai admhiwr^ street. - Phone 2-0617. Stanley Pataode. line and school. Phone ing at the Commodore hotel will ments as clerk in 1940 and .1941 MON. THRU FRl. MANCHESTER — Rooflng and! Summit street. 176 Washington Street Products SO week. Owner leaving atata. and oQQfldantial mrvlc* call. tlon.” Your Better Deal Real*. Broker. 3-1919. deal with plans for the legialativ* from the late Rep. Michael Bdel- 10:80 A. M. 1948 CHEVROLET club coupe. Siding Cp. Also aU types p^t-1 ^xNTED—Bookkeeper for auto Hartford, Conn. DOLL CARRIAGES. Sixes for all stein, and from 1946 until 1946 The Sun-Times supported pres­ Pontiac Dealer ages of little girl*. Price* from U S. No. 1 KATHADINS potatoes. ABC AI^LIANCE CO. LARGE FRONT room with twin program oi the new Republican ident Truman in tha IMS e*m- SATURDAY 9 A. M. Very good condition. Asking $875. ing and raiputry,try work. Ouisran- Call Brown-Beaupre. I CASH BUYERS waiting for 4, 5, from Rep. Arthur G. Klein, Man­ agency. Bryan Bros.. 179 Tolland Turn­ beds. Continuous Hot water. FRANCES K WAGNER administration. palgn, but baeksd Oan. Dwight D. Call 2-2563, or 108 North Elm teed work. Phone 2-8938 for free $4.50. Kemp’s, Lie. 2-1575 21 Maple St. MANCHESTER — Scarborough 6 and seven room siaglee and hattan: ^m ocrata. 1947 OLDSMOBILE 76 eeden. Hy> 7191. Route BALE8MAN. Good wagei. pike, or phone 3037. Phon* 5433. road, aeven room Colonial with The general also has conference* Eisenhower in the leeaat aaat- street. estimates. two-faatlly ho'iata tn jiaactaaater, He said tils district leader, Sld- t o o k OOOPBKAnONjnLL dremetic. In excellent, condition OaU 2-1216 after 6. IT ’ STEWART-WARNER Console WB RITT and m D good naed furni­ Ule lavatory, tile bath, fireplace, scheduled Wednesday with Sen. WOMAN TO care for children SIX STACKS of hay. Enough to Rdhltor, 2-0028 Style* Bridges of New Hampshire, ney Moses, obtained the appoint- palf*.__ ^ BB APTBEOIATED throughout. Priced well below 1938 DODGE Fordor sedan. Good FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that Telsvlaion Set. Brand new. $230. ture, ccmMnatlon ranges, . gas hot water oil heat, two car at- Bolton, OOvantry and Vernon. I The law under which while mother works, hours 11:30 cover strawberries Bryan Bros., celling. See Bob Oliver todey. running condition $50,' or will| Stay on in any kind of storm, and Can arrange terms to suit. Phone r a n ^ and heatsra Jone# Pnrnl- LARGE ROOM, one block from Uched garage, driveway, acreena, Howard R. Kastlaga, 3-1107. who may serve as Senate majority menta for him. He said he lost tha I it a to 6 p. m. Call 2-3594. 179 Tolland Tumplks, or phone leader, and Sen. AlexanderA ImeemaasUmm Wiley | clerk’s "jobs” after -m-a district 8ght I SaoWV 4.W* JR m YsRlOW APT center Motors. 461 Main street. dismantle for parts. Phone 2-1919. HELP WANTED to strip tobacco. 2-0980. tura Store, 36 Oak. Phone 3-1041. Main street. Phone 4692. storm windowa. Immedlata occu­ a person to falsely represent hhn- gutters, conductors and roof re­ RANCH HOUSE -R ix beautiful FOR QtnCK RE8U1.T8 |a aoUtng of Wisconsin. WUey, In Una to bead I in which be joined with forces try- DIAL 5121 pairs. Call Coughlin 7707. Phone 2-9529 after 5. 3037. pancy. Price $17,500, self as an officer or em^toy* BUY SELECT USED CAR READY TO leave your husband? KELLY’S AQUABIUM f r e e —12 to 15 pound turkey ATTRACTIVELY Furnished room rooms in flne location. FVU base­ your property call Suburban the Senate Foreign Ralationa com-1 ing to oust Moses. WOMAN TO do cleaning one day EXPERIENCED PRESS operator l e n i t y Realtors, 541 R th* goverlment to ofeUia any b u y w i s e l y , Call Joe O’Brien. I have the deal WE SPECIALIZB in rooflng and THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL with every Kelvlnator electric for couple, complete light house­ ment with garage. ChUi Madeline 06., mlttee, is a delegat'e'to the Uhltdd Commiastdn authorities said “papor, 'documaht or thing M YOU’LL GET MORE a week. Call 2-5717. for blanking and forming. Apply Houaehold Goods 51 keeping facilities available. Pri­ Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 - 4679. street Oall 8215.______Nations General Assembly now yesterday that eight or 10 “minor I 4 » t and you want. $10 or $500 down it siding. Highest QuaUty n ‘ range purchased between now and MANCHESTER—English Colonial value.” 11950 Dodge Wayfarer, 2-Dr. Sedan will pay to let me show you my COUNTER GIRL wanted 9:30 234 Hartford Road. WHITE CLOUD MOUNTAIN Thsmkagtving. Watkins Bros., vate entrance. Inquire 167 Maple meeting tn New York. participants tn politics” ar* sched­ terials. WorkmanMiip guaran­ AN HONEST PERSON Two car garage, fireplace, ateam DIRECT FROM Owner — 5 room WANTED-W* have buyera for All four of th* GOP leaders prob- j Ill* indictment plaeas the vakia — »1,446. deal to you. I pay up to $500 in teed. A. A. Dion. Inc., 299 Autumn m. to 1:30 p. m. Thursday and BREEDERS. 75c Pair Inc., 935 Maln.stlfct. street uled to testify at today’s hearings. o f the copy o f GUbMt’a taaflmony rOUNtL-Chll«ra glasses, vicinity ATTENTION Painters—I need one WHO’S GOING HOUSEKEEPINO heat, excellent condition, vacant ranch home, all electric, artesian 6 and 6 room homes. CaU 3-1167 ably will, get a report from Blsen-1 Their names wars not discloeed. Washington School. Owner may Il950 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan trade on 40-41-42 used car*. Phone street. Phone 4860. Friday nights 5 to 9 p. m. No Sat. TH ATS w h a t 1 WANT Bowers achooL Price $15,500. which Brennan obtained at "about flrst-class mechanic who is sober f i n e SELECTION of hassocks CLEAN, OomforUble, large heat­ well, 'basement garage, storm anytime. E. A E. Agency.______hower oh his conference tomorrow It was reported a few of th* have sane by paring for adver- $1,396. now, 1 wUl save you money. Tel, urdays or Sundays. Must be eX' 29 SUNSET ST. TO TAKE OVER . $ 1 6 .” GREAT EASTERN Rooflng and and conscientious. This is a small for Christmas. See our window ed room. Quiet neighborhood. doors and windows. Lot 150 x 300. with Truman, Secretary of State scheduled witnesses have testified ttseinaat Call 2-XS3S. Il930 Buick Sedanette—radio and 2-8518. pcrienced, efficient worker. Top Open "TU 9 UNPAID b a l a n c e Papera in th* case 6how tho Construction CO Applicators ■hop doing better quality, private, ' today, price* $4.95 up. Kemp’s, Private home. Gentleman prefer­ Price $13,900. Call 3-9076. Acliason and other top officials of in closed sesaiona with the com­ heater—$1,645. ot wages. Hartford Road Drive In. MONTHLY PAYMENTS MAN(3IEStER — Colonial. Fire- Too Lht* To CIsMify defense has iasuad a subpoann 8lr Bird and Flintkote. Guaranteed year round work. Phone 2-8632 Inc. red. References required. Phone the out-going administVation. mission that seemingly "small fry” Phone 2-8210. CINCO ALL Aluminum combina­ $21.63 / mace, Ule bath. 1 H % m o i t g ^ . SIX RdOM CAPE Cod. OU beat, That session will dest with in­ Sen. Kefauver (D -Tm a), 11950 Studebaker — 0%-erdrive. ra 1941 PLYMOUTH deluxe sedan. | roofs and siding. Life-time alum­ or see C. CharbonnMU, Jr., 187 8183. LiqvoB rnhitiT____ tion windows No painting, no NEW FURNITURE AND Early occupancy. Price $14,700. automatic hot water heater, com­ M oncl or APPUcATioir ternational and domestic problems dlo and heater. Convertible, clean Phone 2-1764. inum clapboard and combination WANTED Woman for houaeclean- Hollister street changing, no atoring. Free esti­ STO P A T inveatlgatioa comatitte*. A note* a p p l i a n c e s LARGE Sunny room near Main bination win down and doors, and with the transfer of primary them to hava OUR STTRAMTABLE has a iririd j ear—$1,695. storm windows and screens. For Ing. Mrs. Joseph Motycka, Tel mate given, no obligation. Call j' __ _ _ tion aaya: *Dut of town until Nsv. LARGE NATIONAL meat pack which is now In storage— CHAMBERS’ FURNITURE street snd ^ e n e y ’s. Gentleman amesite drive, nice lot, good loca- { This Is U sire aotlc# that 1. FRANK raaponaiblllty fer handling them Report te Dewey —for the beat hot pastrana aadliSSO Dodge Coronet 4-Dr. Sedan— free esUmates caU 8271. Evenings Coventry 7-7134. WllUam Tuniky. 2-9095. originally sold to a young couple MANCHESTER—Six room home, voaaoLO. oi>11f I'Alpl'ni'atreet. Alpl Manchea- from th* Democrat* to th* Repub- 19.” radio and heater, gyromaUc 1939 STUDEBAKER Commander. ing company needa driven and preferred. Call 2-4158. tion. Phone 2-1272. ter. bare Iliad, an appll;— Ilcation_____ dated Speaking of th* second phase I coke go to 35 Oak. 8308. Albert V. Lindsay, Osmer. but unfortunately are not getting garage, screens, storm windowa, Ucans. Th* Bun-Tiaaes printed Sran- drive—$1,650. Good condition. Manchester 5500. ARE YOU looking for a ■ con' warehouse men. Good opportunl LIONEL e l e c t r i c Train with AT THE GREEN October 17. 19U. irlth the Liquor Com- last week, th* oommlsaion'a chief married LARGE ROOM, complete kitchen awnings, ameaite drivsway, out BAYBERRY ESTA’TES mission for a ResUurant Liquor Par- Asks Peltey Support nan’a account o f GUbart’a UflllaBo- 1948 Plymouth Special DeUixe CONNECTICUT Valley Construc­ venient way to earn money? We ties with a future. Must be over ■moke generator, all electric con. counsel, ^ n Matthews, said: BEDROOM SUITE ____ privileges. Reasonable, c a l Indoor fireplace. Older shade trees. Imlt for the salt ot alcoholic liquor on On* matter Truman reporterly ‘We will show difficulties en­ ny OB Nov. 3, 1960. A t thM ttaa*, Two-Door Sedan. Radio and tion. Guaranteed rOofs and siding. have an opening for local mature 21. Apply Swift and Company, trola on cars, switches, beacon, Good locaUon. Price $18,500. 1 the premises SM Main atreet, Manches- Aato AcecMories— Tires UVINO ROOM SUITE Excellent gift selecUons, 2-9116 after 4 p. m. I BOLTON wants to discuss with Eisenhower countered by non - organization Gilbert was th* Deaaeeratto oaadl- heater—$975. Aluminum storm windows and woman. Write Box M, Herald. 450 Church street, Hartford, or gate, etc. Automatic station, coal I t#r. date for Sharlft of Oook Obunty THE PROSPECT Hill Bchoel for| call Manchester 2-3558 after 5-PC. DINETTE SET for the home. I Tha hualDcaa la owati.' by TRANK is the delicate issue of repatriation candtdatea and by th* voting pub­ 1946 Chrysler 4-Dr. Sedan—Radio gutters. AU men protected by in­ loader, two transformers and "PHILCO” ELEimUC REF. AT THE CENTER. Pleasant, clean 5 room Ranch homes, with at­ VOZSOLO. of I Alpina straat. lUn- of Korean war prisoners. Wiley (Chicago). Tho Mwspapor uud young ddldrca. Traa^nrtatioB p. m. lic in attempting to remove from and heater, gyromatlc drive— LOOK! surance. Three years to pay. Free track. $75. Inquire at 120 Hawr BENGAL” COMB. RANGE COMPLETE LINE OFTOYS room. Twin bed*. For gentlemen. | BOLTON—New home. Four rooms tached garage. Lota iSOxlBO. I chaster, and wilt be conducted by also is planning to talk that over OUbort dooertbed hlaiaw aa a furnished. Mrs. L d a TThwr. direc-1 WOMAN OR girl as mother’i I FRANK VOZZOLO. of I Alpine Street, power an unsultabl* or unscrupu­ estimatei. CaU 7180. Alfred thome street ‘•NORGE’’ WASHER Also single. 16 Wadsworth street. finished, two unfinished. FuU shed Some available for inunediat* with the President-elect, and tha “fsaablor at heart.” tm*. PhOM 2-57S7. $965. Sltastlons Wanted— I Manchester, m permUtee. lous leader.” HALF PRICE TIRE SALE Charest, Owner, helper, part time. Call 8033. "HOOVER" VACUUM doriAer, _ fireplace, .)iot water oU occupancy. Priced at $l$,t00. FRANK VOZZOLO. ■ubjact may com* up when Elsen­ , ..- SOLIMENE.. I1IC...... F e m a l e •■-■88 SINOUS AND Three Speed Record „ CHAMBERS’ rUPNITURE ROOM FOR RENT, .near. Otntcr..jheat Amigh naat aml.phimlilng to OaUd Oelohsr 17. 19$$.. Last week’s public hearings fca- BALLARTFS Driving S 634 Center Street flayer, fine tone, attractive case AT THE GREEN Heat and hot water. Gentleman | aacond floor. Atneaite driveway. storm windows smd screens, mlttee he mad* thousands of Oll- chester’s oldesd. Thousands o f , 18-A Help Wanted~Male 36 DAY CARE for child while moth' i^aly mattress and box spring. and Bridges. characters, and by political fig-1 Phones 5101 or 6102 J lo o fln f $19.95 and up. Kemp’s, Inc. Mohawk rugs, inlaid, lamps, tables, preferred. 37 Foster street; Quality construction. 300 foot front' and Venetian blinds. Wiley already has urged th* accident free instruction hours. | er work*. Vicinity Waddell school Open 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. age. Rural reaidence. Pries $13,100. ure* including prebesilK. anda former j !■*" PICK UPS: 1951 Ford, 1960 Ford, Goodyear, Firestone, U, S, dishes, pota and pans. ____ Phone 5331. general to make a public state- Hundreds of satisflsd stndcnU. ROOFINfj—Bpeciallxing in repalr- WANTED or Bolton street. Phone 3923. ONE FEDERAL Enlarger. 1 con T. J. CROCKETT, [Search for Bottle ------~ - — - - I ‘•'•irtet leaders of Tammany hall 18 ^ “ ^ S l For ^polntm ent icL 2-2245. 1948 Dodge 3-4 ton, 1949 Chev­ ing roof* o f all klnda. Also new I PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY '' Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 ment endorsing t ^ present poitey I Manhattan’s Democratic organlaa-1 alartlon*. kiiU U ool- Fresh Stock — N® Seconds tact printer and developer, plus HARTFORD 6-0358 HEATED ROOM, double or single, of insisting on voluntary repatrla-1 * | umn story, qjiotod OUbort as taU- rolet 1M7 Dodge, 1948 and '41 roof*. Gutter work. C9Umneya| T H R E E M E N W ILL CARE for chUdren In my minor equipment. 85 Drive A continuous hot water. Near Oen-1 EXPANDABLE CAPE GOD, four TRADE TOtm old electric raaor AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 IRONRITE Ironers both new snd BROKER Leads to Fortune tion of prisons of war as * xhe crime commission does not|***Y aS?* GMC 1-ton, 1949 Studebaker, 1946 cleaned, repaired. 28 years' ex­ home, Monday through Friday. Silver Lane Homes. ter. Phone 5002. finished, two unfinished. Front for a P.emington “80” or Schick Chevrolet. 1944 Ford 114 ton long Useable Casing, Plus Tax FOR SEE IT DAT OR NIGHT on floor sami.Ie, priced right in­ 344 Main Street vision of wiy Korosn srmlstlce. I itself with prosecutions or I income of ^5,000 in left®* perience. Free estimates. Oall | Phone 2-3771. cluding home demonstration. ' ______— ------vestible, verv large kitchen, alum “20." Russell’s Barber Shop, Cor­ wheelbase, 1948 GMC. 1M2 InUr If you have no means of tranapor- SINGLE ROOM for girl Two min- inum combination screens and Phone*—Office 5416 Truman and Acheaon are a^d to! win make a report 1 OUbert dedined to comment m Howley. Manchester 5361. or Reaidence 8751 FredericktoWn, Ho., Nov. IT — ner Oak and Spruce streets. national. 1989 International PLANT PRODUCTION WOMAN Will care for child In her Building Materials 47 taUon I’ll send my auto for you. Ksmp's, Inc. utes from Main street. C?all storm windows, fireplace. Not be hoping, too. for « Sfa CALSO SERVICE CENTER I No obllgaUon! _ . « (/P)—A 15-year-old boy, interrupt­ statement ------— I legislator* and to Gov. Thomas B. ' must com * from th* ooBtaaat*#. dump, 1949 Ford panel, 1947 home. 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Vicinity 2-1614 dr 47 Cottage street. corner lot. Yard comiUetely fenced. (XILONIAL—Quality home of sli^ ENJOY A driver’s license. For ex­ Heating— PhiiBblng WORK A - L —B—E—R —T—•—S BENGAL CTombination gas a'nd oil mant’s current policy on the v*- nJwev In lu account, th* Chicago nows- Chevrolet sedan delivery. Low 436 Center St. Phone 2-09801 o f Waddell school T e l 3883. SPECIAL PRICES stove. Good condition. Phone ' ■—----- Immediate occupancy. BuUt in rooms. Downatairs lavatory. Ga­ ed in a planned journey around the They reportedly I pert instruction call the Manches­ 43 Allyn St.. Hartford LARGE, Heated light housekeep- . Price $13,600. patriatlon issue. They r*i. popor MUdt prices. Champ’s, Rout* 30, Rock- 1981 rage, large lot with trees. $15,- country, yesterday told how a are prepared to teU the general it] “Tha teaUmony was so ravaaUag ter Driving Academy. 2-4087. PLyMBING And hearing. Bpecial- CEDAR STAIN SHAKES 8013. ing room on bus line, near center. I viUe 6-9574. liing In repairs. Copper water I Apply at Situations Wanted— 800. Cali Madeline Smith, Realtor. search fer a wbi^ey bottle led would strengthen this country’s] about a p ^ U cal candlrtata Cap- WINTER TIRES— Pennsylvania AUTOMATIC Dishwasher. Phone PRACTICALLY New G.E. tank Double or . single. Phone 2-5379. WANTED—Ride from vicinity of I 1949, I960, 1961 Automobiles, as piping, remodeling electric equip-1 2-1642 - 4679. him to mors than $15,000 cash. hand in dealing with other nations j Hospital Notes tain Daidei A G U bart-lbat wo Cleat, Goodyear Suburbanite and M ale 39 Sq. $14.00 >4 type vacuum cleaner with all at­ MANCHESTER Expandable conMdarod it Inf ornudion to orUck Bolton Notch to Hartford depart-1 little as $9.90 weekly. Lowest 2 in. 1 recaps. Auto Lite, Penn­ ment for plugged drains. Edward | 2-4259. at the UN Assembly. ROGERS CORPORATION tachments. Reasonably priced. _ Cape Cod, fireplace, screens, stornv FULTON------Street. Two------6 room C!ape I Gerald Harcel Collier of Jones- , w 1 There have been— n proposals that .-.ith * votars war* plalifly antltM bo- ment stores. Phone 2-5086. finance rates. Possible your ear sylvania and Bowers batteries. Johnson 6979 or 5044. WANTED—Part time work by 18-Inch Wood Shingles. Number ROOM FOR rent, coimie preferrod. | uindows, hat^way, hot water oil with car. 1 Perfection, per sq. $15.95; Ply' MAPLE KITCHEN set, $15, also Call Mancheater 3-4994. cods. 2 unfinished. Both homes in j vUIe, III, and a. companion, John minenhower name a liaiaon man to PotisBla Today down. Douglas Motors, 338 Main. Free road service. Terms on all Mill and Oakland Streets, young married man vacuum cleaner. Reasonable. Kitchen privllegar. Phone 6612. heat. Ihimediate occupancy. Price excellent condition. Asking $12,- j Chupp, 17, of Lasalle, 111., were ^ qt the UN sei^ons. Indies-1 ADMITTED WOMAN Desires ride to Main 1 COMPLETE FiniNACE repair-1 Hours 3:30 to 9 p. m. Phon* wood S2S sq. ft. $.28; Stain Grade ’Th* Kateuvar oominlttoo ■!*«* products. The Budget Center, 91 M anchester ' Phone 2-8377. 8’ 3” CDLDSPOT refrigerator $ 12,200. 600 and $12,700. Warren Howland I taken from a Memphis-bound bus |,,y« i^tn he U sgainst do- Louis* Hughes, 38 Bngtowo^ j public th* testimony of ana pMIc* street, Hartford. Houiu 9 to 6. 1949 PLYMOUTH Sedan, fully ing service. Gas, oil or coal Win­ 2-3771 after 3 p.-m. 1*4 Mahogany Door* av. $9.95 ROOM FOR gentleman. Private Phone 6672. Center street. Combo Storm Doors from $15.50 Good condition. New freezing unit Realty, Phone 8600 anytime. Saturday by Missouri Highway there has been no clue drive John Naron. 238 Middle | officer. Thomas Hairiaan It equipped. Good condition. Mu

MONDAY,” NdVfeMBBR IT, 1968 _a_. FOURTEEN Average Daily Net Pretw Ran ' The Wenthir idlmuh^Btfr ItKtting Hrraili '■ ' \ - For (he Week Ended .....Nov.. U ,. USI - rwveaat i t C. §. Wnatlwr Bamee The Past Chief Daughters of Sunset RebekaJi Lodge win-meet Last Minute Renindcrg Helen Davidson la>dge. Daughters iln ^Curious Savage* Lions Sponsor 10,782 Flair to n l^ t and Wedaeadajr. tonight at 8 o'clock in Odd Fel­ of ^ o tis. wflll meet at the home " G e t The Best For Less" Minimum tonight 2S-ge. Aiibut Town lows Hall. All members are urged For Blood Bank Donors of Catherine Malcolm, 689 Main Member of the Audit to attend as the firat nomination street at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow. Bureau of Circulatlona * i t 9iU'« lioUieri Circle will of the 1953 officers will take place. Tomorrow the Bloodiaobile MHS Eye Test LUSTER-SHEEN DRY GLEANINO Manche$ter— A City of ViUage Charm A social period will follow with re­ M d ft. c k «t the home ol Mr». freshments served by Mrs. Marga­ 6:30 p. m. at Woodruff Hall, ret Kingsbury and her committee. the following courses, being held Examination of All Stu* , NO ODORS, NO SHRINKAGE MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1932 (CtaasUM Advartlalag m Paga U ) PRICE FIVE CENTS H ^ r t ^ Alexender, 57 Thoihei Center Church. at the Conununlty Y under the VOL. LXXII, NO. 42 (FOURTEEN PAGES) dnTte Don't. eat for’ four houra. be­ auspices of the M a'n Chester dents Complete, Some FOB PICKUP CALL 2-8268 ' ' Sunset Council, No. 45, Degree fore making your donation. Branch, Hartford County YWCA: the W*4dn*ton Parent Teach- M Pocahontas, w ill meet at 8 Don’t forget your appointment. Jewelry making dnd early Ameri­ Already Being Treated ara A awn lit Inn will hold a fathers* o'clock tonight in Tinker Hall. It is Help make a successful Blood- can decoration on Monday eve­ FRIENDLY CLEANERS, INC. Parachute Becomes Death'Shroud night proitrar) at • o'clock tomor- Impoiiaht that all members be mobile day. nings, oli painting and drawing on Eye teats have been completed TflfW Bight In the school anneit. The present as a "paleface" will be for every student in Manchester 10% DISCOUNT AT THE.SE CASH Md CARRY STOR Tuesday afternoons, tailoring on IS MAPLE ST.—147 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST feikera. erho will be in charge of adopted. Plans will be made to en­ Tuesday evenings, and ballroom High School. Under sponsorship of Um entire meeting, have planned tertain Great Pocahontas Lucy dancing for young people on Fri­ the Lions Club, 1.451 students were McLay and her staff at the Dec. 1 The Tyler Circle of the North administered the Massachusetts Eisenhow er, Trum an in M eeting B varied program which should be day nights. Ani^one interested may of apecial Interest to the men of meeting. Wenonah Flora Grade is Methodist Church will meet Wed­ Eye Test, which Is recognized na­ chairman of the committee. The nesday night at 7:45 at the church. contact Mrs. Herbert Huffield for the IT A. information and registration. tionwide as one of the finest types business session tonight will be Miss Helen Walker and Mi4s Ethel of tests for detecting sight dencien- followed with a social and refresh- Walker will present a travelogue cies. . . • Manchester Grange will neigh ' ments. with colored slides. Miss PhyUls Ann Stiverstein. hor with Good Will Grange in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Saul In the tests completed, 197 cases (JUstpnbury tomorrow night. Elec­ Stiverstein of 28 Stephen street, wpre referred for re-testing. Many tion of officers will be held at the Miss Elinor G. Hussey, daughter George Flndell will talk about was a member of the cast of "The of these cdses are already receiving meeting of Manchester Grange on of G. Raymond HuSsey of 29 his plane-trip to Sweden this sum­ Yeliow Jacket,” a Chineie play remedial attention. On Problem s Confronting U . S. Wadneaday in Orange Hall. Phelps road, and Miss Sally A. mer at the meeting of the Rotary done in the Chines* manner last Edson M. Bailey, high school Shea, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Club tomorrow-night at 6:30 at the week at Wheaton College In Nor­ principal -hf -a letter to Lions *An Important meeting of the Arthur B. Shea of 13 Harvard Country Club. Club Pr^ident Edward Macauley, road, have been admitted to Syra­ ton, Mas*. stated, "The ftlgh school students Otmnecticut Chapter. 88th Infantry cuse University. Syracuse, N. Y., Divislen Arwclation, will be held The annual meeting and election Pvt. Louis F. Bassett. Box 24, have ha'd a comprehensive eye for the fall semester. of officers of the Manchester Ellington, was one of the two Gloria DellaFera examination as a result of the Korean Situation at the Polish Legion of American Board of Realtors will be held trt- generosity of the Lions Qub, and Vets. 275 Park street. Hartford, Connecticut , men from the. Far The role of Miss Wilhelmina, Taft Asks Ike Set The name of Mrs. Herbert Duke morrow noon at Murphy'a restau­ East on board the Navy transport may I again express my apprecia­ at a p. m. Sunday. rant. President George Grasiadio General Hailed was inadvertently omitted from Gen. Simon Buckner, which ar­ one of the staff members in a tion for your interest in this part the list of blood donors represent­ requests that all membera be pres­ rived in Seattle yesterday. htgh-claM sanitarium, will be por­ of our school program.” ing the Mancheaier Education As­ ent as he h»s many announce­ Arrangements for the eye test­ ments from both .state and nation­ trayed by Miss Gloria DellaFera sociation. Mr. and Mrs. David Werbner, 29 1 ing progi am were made by Donald Legisla ti ve Action al officers to be relayed to them this Friday and Saturday nights Bon and Leonard Grace of the / C M ID Y ^ ^ Stephen street, received a call when "The Curious Savage” is ! Pvt. Raymond Moonan, son of at this time. from Fort Ord, Calif., last nl?ht Lions Club. This is the second year In Wa^ington presented by the Communly Play­ Whiteman. Schraffl. P. • 8. 4 Mrs. Ann Moonan of 999 Main announcing the arrival of a new the Lions Club has sponsored eye Washington, Nov. 18—(/P>—Sen. Taft (R., Ohio), called Candy Cnpboard ^ street, completed basic training re­ The Holy Angels Mothers Circle ers at tlie Hollister Street School testa • in Manchester schools, and will meet Wednesday night with granddalighter, Laiiri Ellen Werb­ Miss DellaFera has played on President-elect Eisenhower today to fix the trmetable for cently at the Medical Replacement ner. the baby daughter of Pfc. Sid­ the club plans to continue this 'Training center at Camp Pickett, Mrs. John Donnelly. .T6 Waddell leading roles in several past per- program each year. legislative action in the new Congi'ess. At the same time, 'Arthar Drag Slorstj road, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Howard ney *nd Shirley Werbner. The foimances of the Communty Play­ Wa,shington, Nov, 18—{JP)—Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhowor Va. baby was bom at the Fort Ord Funds for financing the eye test­ ANOTHER NEW CHATHAM Tab told a newx conference he doe.sn’t believe it will be 88t down with President Truman today for talks on the Holmes will be ro-hostess. ers including “Dude Ranch,” ing program were raised by the Station Hospital. The father, a for­ "Room Service,” and “Light Up necessary for Elsenhower to in------mentouA problems wh(ch will confront him ax the next presi* mer local high school tennis and Lions Club at Its annual auction tervene in the ■ choice by Senate — -r — —^ _ Mrs. Leon Rubin of 114 Pliun- the Sky?” ■ , and horse show. dent. Eisenhower arrived at the White House at 1 :46 p.m. I outh lane has been re-elected mem- soccer plaver, Is stationed at Fort The Hollister PTA,is sponsoring BLANKET Republican* of their new lesder*. 11'* I r-* 8 Ce.*.t.) and three minute* later^- I bershlp chairman for the Msnrhef- Ord and the yo\ing couple make the play and plans to use the No GOP Battle U i l I S walk*d into Tnimsn’* office for a SPECIALIZING JN ^ — ^ ■Ker -and -Rockville-area -of . the na.- their homaat 752. Llchthouse ave­ proceeds to“-purchase- -new -ahow- _. Taft predicted _Uie . Republican* _ ^ 16rmtmrte"'man‘to»man- talk, -with' tional women's committee of nue. Pacific Grove. Calif. This Is cases. for the school. “ 72 X 9 0 f00% W O O L - — will fill major post* 'without ahv no others present Brandels University, which has the second grandchild to come Into Tickets can be purchased at the battle." He declined to’ *«y NrY. Judge CUSTOM BUILT HOMES over 50 members In this area. the Werbner family, the first being North End pharmacy, Arthur ED’S whether he. want* to be chairman Over India Washington, Nov. 18 — (P) the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Al­ GENERAL CONTRACTING D:ug store, Tots and Teens and • Comnwrrial Lettering CHATHAM "BELLMORr of the OOP Policy committee or Dwight D. Elsenhower .returned fred P. Werbner, formerly of New Pinchurat. groccery. They will also floor leader in the new organiza­ triumphantly to Washington todfy REMODELING AND REPAIRING York, and now of 16 Oliver ro*d. be sold at the door. • Silk Screen Procem Printing With a 5 Year Guarantee Against Moth Damage tion. \ for -a momentous welcome aqd s Posts Sold^ TEMPLE CHAPTER NO. 53 But the Ohio Senatbr said he be- Korea Plan momentous mseting writh.Presidi University of Main* alumni In • Neon Servica FREE ESTIMATES — MORTGAGES ARRANGED Past President Mrs. Ruth Hic- One of the 44 men killed when a Flying Boxcw crashed Into llevea Eiaenhower ahoUld aummon Truman on problems this area are Invited to a "Caba­ hill near Seoul a* it approached the South Korean capital at end of to- the White House for weekly down upon the nation and^ THANKSGIVING ret" at the. YMCA in Springfield kox, who is chairman of the Amer­ Ed. Tomesuk, Maachester 8268 United Nation.s, N. Y., Nov. msiProbe Told ican Legion Auxiliary's food and $12.95 a fHght from Japan, He* In the wreckage of the pUne entangled In conference* the three top Ifadera world. ~ on Thursday evening, beginning the 'shroud* of a parachute he waa.never able to noe. (AP Wlre- in the Senate: the policy chair­ 18—•' (/P) —United Nations The beaming general waa ac­ ERNEST A. RITCHIE DESSERT with a dinner at 6:30. It will be a novelty sale iat Hale's store. Or Hartford 9-8A05 delegates gave a cool but Thursday, reminds member's to Beautiful Chatbsm blankets that give years of wear aifd sl^eep- phbtn. man, the floor leader and the head claimed at a reception at Wash­ New York, Nov, 18—(flP)—- i s LIBERTY ST. TEL. 8172, MANCHESTER combined meeting of the Western ing comfort. In blue, rose, green, yellow and geranium red. " ' ■ ■ - _ * ——— studious reception today to ington National Airport and again CARD PARTY j Massachusetts, Worcester and bring their gifts to the Auxiliary's of the conference of all RepublN An fittorney told state crimg annual membership supper tonight can Senators. the long-awaited Indian com- as he headed for the White House I northern Connecticut groups. Any- through crowded Washington av#-- probers tciday that a Tam­ THURSDAY. NOV. 20 I one wKshlng further particulars at the Legion Home, also the Taft, who will aee Eisenhower proniise proposal for settling many hall district leader once coupons collected. iq New York tomorrow along with nues. 7:30 P. M .. I may call Mra V. E. Poeppelmeler BANTLY FlyingBoxcar the Korean prisoner of war And at the Bxecutiv* Mansion, of 100 We.stland street. U. S. Faces Rep. Martin (R., Maaa.), proapee- With Intaatry fighting at it* heaviest. Balper RI8g« (1) la under offer^ him a judgeship nom­ The Manchester Council of tlve Speaker of the new Hou.-se. deadlock. President Truman waited in hi* ination—for a price. Although objections were raised attack from Red artillery. Meanwhile. UN fighter-bombers attack MASONIC TEMPLE Mr*. William Brennan and Mrs. Ir­ Churches will have a dlhner-meet- Death Toll fo r aaid the general will be asked to Red headquarters aouthweat of Namchonjum (I), and southeast of office to sit down side by < side Tha witness. Prank J. Duffidy, OIL CO. decide which legislative meaaurea on several points of the draft reso­ with the general and brief him on citsd various flgurea—up to- a YtHR ROUND O'.R CONDITIONING CONTRIBtlTION 60c ving Wickham, co-chairman of the Ing tonight at 7:30 at the Salva­ Du Pont in lution India handed the UN Gen­ Samdung (3). Five Communist Jets fell before American nlrpower chicken - supper w hich St. Mary’* tion Army Citadel. Capt. Norman he want* action on first. Issue* now burdering th* govern­ 815,000 fee, plus a 810.000 donatMn Tnble Prise* — Door Prise* TEL 2-4S95— 2^596 Lists Vital Action eral Assembly yesterday, neither In the northwest (4). (NBA Newamnp). ment and those likely to come for campai^ purposes—as being Guild wriH aerv* in ' connection Marshall will lead the devotions, Communist nor non-(5ommuniat Alert to Now Foeilitios with it* annual basaar Thursday and President Mark Holmes will Taft Hated the following a* the along In the dkys ahead. mention^ in dickering ovsr sale Trust Suit " most pressing: representatives rejected the pro­ of the nomination for New Tork from 5 to 7 p. m. announce that conduct the meeting. Reports of Range and Fuel posal outright. Neither side, how­ Anger Put Aside' New equipment and methods are constant­ SO SOFT! SO SAFEI it is neces.sary to clo.se reserva­ the Every-Member Canvass will i Billings. Mont., Nov. 18—i/P)— 1. The budget, including pos- It wSa the first chance the two City municipal court juatica. * 'r*’* fourth crash in 11 day* of an ever, waa enthuaiaatic about it. had to get together since the elec­ Leader Dealas Stery ly added at the Qulth Home. Service It of tions tonight. Doors will open at 3 be made at th]s time. Chicago, Noy. 18— (iT)— A Air Force C-119 Flying Boxcar the highest calibre—modern and complete. SO TRUSTABLEI p. m. and tea will be served until Oil Distributors (Oanttaned «■ Pag* Two) Diplomats Mark Time ROKs Throw Reds tion. £smpalgn with all its bitter­ William J. Connolly, the Demo­ 5 o'clock, with Mrs. John Trotter Among employes who will ob­ legal battle of giants, involv- ■ claimed eight live* yeaterday alter­ The world diplomats marked ness and the angry words they had cratic district leader namsd, took in charge; serve anniversaries at Hartford ing big government on o n e ; noon when one of the huge tran* time in the main Korean debate In flung at one. another. the atahd immediately afterward, concerns this week are the follow­ 333 Main Stroot ports crashed and burned In a the assembly's political committee and vigorously denied tha story. side and three huge com­ muddy field 12 miles east of this Today there was an attempt to Modess Mrs. Margaret Wflson. newly ing: William Popoff of 423 Lydall Ex-Gov* Moore so they could study the resolution put aside all the anger and hot The teatlmony came aa Mew street, repairman, 35th anniver­ panies on the othqr, began to­ south central Montana city.. further. Sessions originally sched­ York's State Crtma commiatlon elected worthy mistress of Daugh­ The eight deaths raised to 91 words and present to the world s ters of Liberty No. 17, LOLI, and sary at thfr Royal Typewriter Gom- day in federal court. uled for todaay were postponed for show of unity tp governnqent. prtaaad Its investigation into ep- patiy on Nov. 22; James F. Cough­ LET US FILL YOUR 'Ilie government's civil anti­ the numter of servicemen killed in lack of speakers. aratlefia of poUtleal (nachlaas, SM her associate officers will be In­ "boxcar" crackups sine* Nov. 7. Of New Jersey Sroul, Nov, 18—u»dup waa ,i ramp four minutes later. Dulllcy, former member of Obn- DRUG DEPARTMENT meeting and the seml-publlc instal­ surance Company, 25th annivei^ *poU*d at the noRtiem end of Side by side, they walked down sary. On Nov. 19. promptly at no extra bers or the du Pont family and Two Critica] Now Jeraay'a only three-time gov­ 'outcome of the major policy talk* Navy Jets KRl nolly'a political club, said that after lation at 8:30, charge. FIRST QUALKY three du Pont bolding companies, - Eight otheta, including the pilot ernor, suffered a atroke and died in Washington today between Pres­ Sniper. Allied warpiene*. Unk* a receiving line, largely made up ha spumed th* offer in 1M7, th* are charged with conapiracy to and co-pilot, were rushed to two today while driving, hia automobile ident Truman and Preaident-elact and artillery hammered the Coro-i TW of District of Cblumbla and Re­ nomination for municipal court Trinity Past Noble Grands will Our Lady of Victory Mothers munlaU With high exploalve* and ^ publican party offlciats, plus key Circle will meet Wcdncsdc.' c C A LL 2.9814 restrain and monopolize trade in Billings hospitals. Attendants said near here. Dwight D. Eisenhower. justice went to Oomeliua McNa­ mert Wednesday aftenioon at 3 PUROFOAM LATEX FOAM violating of anti-tru.st lawa. two more, were In critical condi­ The car nosed Into a ditch and U. S. Secretary of Btats Dean searing napalm. Elsenhower advisers. mara, who now oceupiaa tha post o’clock with Myriad Rebekah ning with Mrs. Frank Kos of 119 The U. 8. fifth Air Force »ald g n -m « **/■* Ceremonial troops and the Army Chambers street. Rev. Ro'oert Csr- Willis L. Hotchkiss, head of the tion. came to a halt after Moore was Acheson went to Washington for ShorUy after the judgeship dea-^ Lodge of Stafford Springs. Mem^ . Chicago anti-trust division of the stricken. His wife, riding with him the conference and hoped to get band were drawm up. hers are reminded to provide gifts roll, chaplain of the combined PINE PHARMACY The Air Force withheld tden- S;*m“ m S ^^-ir-^nd^Tmag^ I A S k . 1 OFCC 7 7 Ignation waa made, Duffihy a^d, Department of Justice, asserted tlflcatton of the dead pending at the time, suffered undetermined from the incoming administration Strictly Bnelneaa he noticed Connolly had a saw for the merry-go-round. circles, will be the speaker. the case will stand in a class by injuriel and was taken to the of­ head some assurance that vital another today. The aerie* of dog- , ----- BED PlLLOVvS notification of next of kin. flghU Juat aouth of the Tain river ( Wiishington. Nov., 18—(AX—Th* In brief . Informal remarks, automobila and ramarkad. ‘.Tt Itself and',will "dwarf all prevloua Bound from Edmonton, Alta., fice of a nearby physician. U. S. policies toward problema con­ Eisenhower eaid he quite natural­ nfust be nice to be loaded.” He said (anti-trust) cases In Ita magni­ Canada, to Denver, the plane The one-time Democratic gov­ fronting the UN will not be drasti­ produced the second American ace reported today that two Rut- ly wfSS delighted by the reception cally changed. ^ In two day*. (Jonnolly replied: / tude.” crashed in cloudy weather but vis­ ernor and U. S. Senator suffered a ■Ian-mad* Jet fighter planes had but "a little bit aatonlahed" by it “ ‘U didn't coat me anything. It SAVE! JOIN NOW! Hotchkiss in hia opening atate- ibility was good. The Indian resolution calls for Capt. Leonard Lilley, 2819 Elm 85.95 fatigue collapse earlier this year been shot down at sea only 35 was McNamara's money that paM Two Royal Air Force officers, and was unable to attend the na­ street. Manchester., N. H.. became (Csatlaaed an Page Thirteen) (Oontlnoed oa Page Thirteea) Dudley Mills and John Downs, (Oonttnned *n Pag* Two) the 22nd , tl. 8. ace of the Korean miles—Justus-few aeconda flying for that’." With Sanfer^d Corded Edge Zippered Cover tional Democratic convention in was when ha shot down hi* fifth ■Getting Tea Hungry* both 21, were among the survivors. Chicago. He had been elected a tim*—from U. S.'Taak Fore* 77 of s BRUNNER’S DISCOUNT CLUB The two English officers, who delegate-at-large. MIG. th* asst coast of KorM. Delitcy also testified that Con­ Why not enjoy real sleeping comfort with wonderful latex The Air Fore# also confirmed a were hitching a ride to Denver on Born In Jersey <2lty, Moore waa nolly once remarkedT In reference foam bed pilloys. Quality pillow* made by Purofoam- their way to spend leaves In Los sixth MIG kill yeaterday. This A third Rusaian-mada aircraft Mickey Rooney td"s State Supreme Court nomina­ Probers Hunt elected governor in 1925, 1931 and ‘FatboV Wurz boosted the two-day toll of Red was damaged in the action, which / Angeles, escaped from the flaming 1937 under the aegis of Frank tion In 1*45, that " The leaden af For THERE'S WHAT YOU SAVE wreckage and walked to a nearby warplanes to seven dentroyqd, one took place late yesterday, the Tamifiany hall were getting tqo Hague, than state Democratic probably destroyed and two dam­ Navy said. It placed th* scene in Takes Fourth . ■ / ■ Red Influences highway within minutes after .the political bosa. In those days state Den ‘BeizboV hungry—they must have demand­ crash at 2:30 p.m. (m.*:t.) aged. the Sea of Japan, about 100 miles ed 8100,000 for th* nomination'." ’ / IRREGULARS OF 59c law did not permit a governor ' to Ten U. S. B-29 Superfort* last aoutheast of Chohgjln. It said Example fON KITCHEN CABINETS They aaid in a hospital interview succeed himself. By'THOMAS P, ,. ITNBY Trip to Altar Concerning the munidpnl court 111 Foundations that “Something went bang at night pushed th* Korean sir war navy jat pilots shot down the two He waa elected to the Senate In M o s c b w, ^ov. 1; -The right to the doorstep of Manchu­ MIG-lS's. poet, Dufficy said OonnoUy. in dis­ Reg. Price Club Price You Save 2 0 " x 4 0 " >bout 6,000 feet." newspaper Soviet 8 Indl- cussing hi* offer .Of th* nomina­ ANNON p l a id - — wa# the -port left engine," 1934 but qult^mldway through hia ria. The Br29a *inMhe

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