y - ./ ATtrifa Daily Net Prasa Run > Tha Waathair’ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1951 W n t the Week Badlag Fiiaaait aMT. B. WdaOa TWKNTY.FOUR ^anrljpfitrr lEttfning l^eralb November 24 IW r twagfet, 10,431 akoat Mm aaaaa m Meenber of Uie Aodlt FrMay fair, little i Bonaa ot drealattoaa Manchmster^A Ciiy of ViUago Chorm DOUBLE Green Stamps VOL. I^XXI, NO. 51 (ClaaallM Atfvartifiag oa Paga It) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1951 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICX PIVB CBMTS ' f! , * . Given With Cash Sales All Day Thurs.^ Nov. 29 Allied Troops Get 'Shoot to KiU’ Orders

•w —1 « -K Thai Coup Top Rencurr ■ :.m dress yonr sleep life Syrian Army Seizes Country Is Reported Cease-fire, I (lJ^\ la RAYON TRICOT Use Pulniotor on Boat Crash Survivor Holds New New Archbishop By London Says 8th Army Ixindon, Nov. 29— Heim.sman .lohn ,T. King, 40. of instesd of the national appetite." Attorney General, testified today agreefhent and contract from In s rritiral 10,000-wnrd report, "Nothing Is heller settled than ! lery rumhltd In the west, would aeek It when the delegate! 24 " CASE,...... $11.98 Hamilton Standard, rnnferred at Winthrop, the other survivor, said 111 Any Place he made $5,000 in 1950 from a that It is within the discretion of | .Rome divisions reported no com- meet Friday at 11 a. m. (9 p. m. the Lynn, went down in about a the group reported "deliveries of the latter’s East Hartford plant defen.se hard goods-- planes, tanks, buaineas deal involving an Investi­ a court of equity to deny its aid j bat with the Communlsta all day. e.s.t. Thursday). minute "The ship flipped over gator for two New York men lat­ 21" WARDROBE . $17.98 today with General Manager Paris, Nov. 29—(Ah— Members ships, snd guns- have fallen dan­ like a fish on the atarboard side," er convicted of tax fraud. * (ConUnued on Page Eleven) Erie Martin on final details. of the UN Collective Measures gerously behind schedule." (Continued nn Page Three) (CVtntInued on Page Eleven) he said. Caudle said the $5,000 waa a 13'" TRAIN CASE .. $8.98 committee will meet tomorrow to V R. O. Pederson of Port Arthur. Top Priority Urged commission paid him for arrang­ FAMINE HITS PAKISTAN whip Into final ahape a resolution \ Plua Tax Karachi, Pakistan, Nov. 29— Tex., skipper of the tanker, told The subeommittee suggested ing tha sale of an airplane to ,the the Coast Guard the fishing \-es- which would authorize the UN to appointment of a "new procure­ tax Investigator, and that the (g>H—The Evening Times said to­ call on North Atlantic Park forcea day that 500,000 people are siif- sel "cut across our how .. .and we ment crar" with broad powers transaction was approved by A t­ or other regional armiea for help within the defense departaaent. torney General McGrath. trrtng from famine eondltiona In In restating aggreaaion anywhere U. S. Prods NATO Allies Caudle was on the witneee Khulna dlstriet. F-ast Pakistan. (Continued on Page TSvo) in the world. It said this official might )>e •V imdei stand for the fourth day before a Thia waa learned tonight aa the •-pfeseresent chairman of the muni- House Weye and Means subcom­ SO-nation political committee mittee Investigating tax fraud the UN aaaembly completed g(5T (Continued on Page Two) prosecutions In the Justice depart­ Rush 43 Division Army eral debate on diaarmamejit "pro- ment. Locate Body of Gado potals except for tb « crucial Until fired two waeka age hy .speeches of SovieUFfireign Minis­ Rome, Nov. 29—<4’)— The United States today threw its full diplomatic weight behind ef­ President Truman, Chtudle was forts to push forward plans for a 43-division European army. ter Andrei Y. VisHinsky and U. S. chief of the Jiistiee department's In Spencer St. Well Ambaaaadpr Philip C. Jeaaiip. lax division, charged with hand­ High officials who attended the NATO council meetings that ended here yeaterday Bald They are slated to speak tomor- Bulletins ling tax fraud cases. the U.S. is extremely eager to have a treaty outlining precise plans for this international force rnw^nd the committee la then ex- Committee Cbiinsel Adrian W. ------*.irad.v*for the next council meeting,*------'perted to aet up a aub-commlttee from the AP Wires Dewind brought out through CTeii- ‘ cx * a 'opening tn tJabon next Feb, 2- ■)'ffi _ "I The bodv of Vittorio Gado, 70, who wa.<» reported n ^ irtg of the Big Four to tackle anns WWT dle'a testimony that tha investi­ S t r if p ' '"’"v *■ because! fLcrvut W ar iie c l from his residence at the Town Farm on Middle turnpi^, east, 1 problems. gator. identified aa Larry Knohl Ismailia o i l l i t - ' 1 . The European nations will be , ’ ’ * * * A lA y X * Nov 16 was discovered in a well at the rear, of 53 Spencer j The collective measurea report STEEL REGULA-nON READY nf New York, was engaged by wa e e l rceparing their 1952 budgets just j aW _ * - • - ■ — I . t.--, of a committee of 14 UN mem- Washington, Nov. 29—(iPj— Samuel Aaron and Jacob Friedus, ‘liT Unless^ijii FailiiTC to thl.jm .rW Pt. m -gevmiiwHrt I*' miidyt-. 4«' New.Tftrk Q ty Uxpa.ysES cohvict- appropriat-lons for. Europesp. srmy I . , ra- -r .-..t-g-a: (>fjM Starkweather atreet, and had pollflcsiNThWmlthee Monday. To Uaiie tonight a price regulalregulation ed and sentenced in November, « rn 'X*a9 forces are made, the six-natlon ef- w • ■'«-a 1 g • be ready for this debate the Unit­ . n u i . mriB iN» M l Shop Hale’s For l(ot been seen since Oct. 1. Balchu- dealgned to knock out premium 1950. for tax fraud. naa identified the body after it ed States and several other coun­ prices being paid In the gray Today's testimony followed the Check 3 Blasts force to defend Europe will be de Alliance was recovered from the well by tries want to have a resolution on market for ateel. firing or forced resignation of 31 Isyed again. hand. tax collection officials and em­ 2. If negotiations drag on. West Gold and silver finish In earrings, necklaces, News Tidbits ^Patrolmen Edward Wilson snd Ismailia, Eg>T>t. Nov. 29 lAI - lx>Adon, Nov. 29—lAV-Britatoi bracelets and pins. Alio simulated pearls and CHILDREN’S John Baldyga of the Manchester It was said this resoliilion would KBF.Ai;VER H.AT IN RING ployes In connection with the Germany la expected to show iq-1 discloaed today It had altered to Called frirtir A P Wires provide that In ca.ses nf aggression coast-to-coaat scandala that have New violence was reported here nreasingiy less interest in partlcl-; rhlneslonea in many styles. Police Department. Medical Ex­ I-oog Beach. Calif., Nov. 29 toda.v in the wake of fighting' withdraw Brttleh traepa from aminer Robert C. Keeney said the UN could ask the regional rocked the Internal Revenue Bu­ patlon. I the Susa Oaaal aeae by 1968 If part forces to contribute help In — '.4V-Sen. Estes Kefauver (D „ reau. which flared last night less than Urges Action Now death waa due .to accidental Tenn) sa.vs he has “ given per- six hours after Egyptian authori­ Egypt would permit them to, re­ $1.98 BOOKS ' ' Price of canaed aweet potatoes other parts of the world but these Dewind put Int^ tha record a "The situation In Germany Will ; drowning. He said Gado probably turn la time of war or threat e f Large assortment of activity books, iiluatrated mlaalon" for the plartag of hia memorandum from the files of for­ ties agreed to tighten their polic­ not remain fluid indefinitely." was TMC-framingr for beauty / to rise two or three cents under died about the same day he was name on the Callfomln pri­ ing of the strife-torn Suer. Canal war. $1.00 o $4.98 ■tory books and. popular atoriea for boys and. girla. government price increeae order. (fVmUniied on Page Two) mer U. S. Attorney Irving Saypel the way one diplomat put it. last .seen. There were no aurf ace Plus Tax mary elertinn ballot as a candi­ of New Tqrk referring to Knohl as sons. Officials do not minimize the dif­ • . . warmth . . . all colors. , . . Thirty major eastern oil com­ injuries or broken bones, the doc­ London, Nov. 29—(A1— Britain ...... each 25c date for President. ^ "a shady character." British military' authorttiea ficulties lying ahead. Little pro­ LITTLE GOLDEN BOOKS panies pledge voluntary efforts tor said, and he could find no evi­ today revealed a warning to Egypt ...... each 25c Tha author of the memorandum were InveeUgatlng three bomb gress was made In "these very WONDER BOOKS ...... to ^id oil polution in Connecticut's dence of foul play. .He released Sen. Wherry" Dies; LINK CZEtMS IN IMARGES biMts and Intermittent gunfire that refusal to join the propMsd ...... each 50c eoastat and inland waters. waa not named. hard prpblems" at the NATO HAPPY HOUR BOOKS .... the body to the W. P. Quigh Fu­ Berlin, Nov. 29—-oP>—Com­ Oudle testified that Knohl rams heard on Die outskirts of Ismailia Middle East command would lay Frank Negri. 28, of Bristol die# neral Home. meeting which just ended, they POP-UP B O O K S ...... each 50c GOP Floor Chief munist press dispatehes from to hii offiea In the Juetiea Depart­ during the night. say. except to lay the issues the Nile Kingdom open to a dou­ ...... each 60c from buns received yesterday The wall In which .Gado'a body Prague today linked directly ment for a confarenca on the An army spokesman aaid there ble invasion—by aggreisors from TREASURE BOOKS ...... Lodge annoimces realgnaMon of squarely before the member gov­ waa found is on the property of the names of Czeehoalovakia's Aaron-Friadua case with Attorney were no details but that exploaioni the northeast and bytt^ba Western RANDON BOOKS ...... each *1.00 when fire swept his home . . . <3ov. ernments and spur the powers to Louis Bogglni for whom Gado had Washington, Nov. 29- (Ah— Sen­ former ‘ Viee-Premler Rudolf John exffey, whom Caudle identi­ and ths rattle of gunfire were swift consideration of them. powers to expel the sggrdesors. . . . .each $1.00 ffoha A. North, chairmen of the heard along the south side of BIG TREASURE BOOK .... worked several years ago. Boggi- ator Kenneth S. Wherry of Slanaky nnd former Foreign fied as an eld friend of hie. The basic problema ahead are; The warning waa given July 8 BIG GOLDEN BOOKS ...... $1.00 to $3.95 Citizen’s committee of the V. 8. 8. ni has just returned from a two Nebraska, Republican floor lead­ Some time after the conference, Sweet Water Canal, often the base during BritUh-EgypUan talks on Tarawa, Connecticut adopted air­ Minister Vlado dementis, both of terrorist attacks on the Brit- 1. Establiahment of a long- POPULAR STORIES ...... ,. .85c to $1.50 months vacation in Italy. His er of the Senate, died at 12:45 of whom are In prison en (handle aaid, ha received an Inquiry plan to restore a high degree of Suez (Tanal defense and the fate craft carrier. son, N. Charles Boggini, who Ilvas p. m.. (e.s.t.) today at George Uh. ■overeignty to defeated West Ger­ of the Sudan, according to a Brit­ COLORING BOOKS ...... 15c to 60c Two men, apparently intent tip- charges of aatl-atate activities. from Knohl about bujrlng an air' Ha aaid It had not been deter* next door, said he last saw Oado Washington Hospital. He waa 59. many, thus asauring her coopera­ ish government White Paper pub­ BOXED ACTIVITY BOOKS ...39c to $1.25 on burglary fire, at Milford police­ plane. Ha said Knohl was organ­ mined whether any Britons were on Sunday, Sept. 30, two days Doctors in attendance said the izing an oil company In Kansas tion. lished today. Tha talks andad in man Philip Rooney, mlMliic his Senator died of pneumonia. NEW ECONOMIC STABILIZER injured. One report said that a disagreement July 28. Egypt in Booka—Main Floor after hia parents had left for Italy. Washington. Nov. 29— and waa in the market for a pri "You cannot achieve an effec­ head by Inches . . . Thomaa Del Oado was told that the Bogglnl's Wherry had been ill for weeks. bomb bad been hurled at a British mid-October ordered British troops Maatro of Derby fatally Injured Roger Lowell Putnam waa vate plane. escort jeep but that no one was tive military pcaltion in Europe were away and would not be home Some of those close to him said Caudle said ha put Knohl In and officials out of ths Oanal Zone Shop with aasa in Manehosttr't loading when his auto crashes into utility sworn In today ns economic hurt. The Jeep is often used to es­ without Oermany,” aanior officials and the Sudan but tbs British for two month!. , . , he waa suffering from cancer. touch arlth Walter A. StonnaU. pole In Shelton. stabHlzer but said he had prom­ cort Air Marshal Sir John Baker, contended. dapartmant stora whara you can fill your gift Gado waa last aeen on Monday, Wherry underwent an operation who had a twin-enginad Lockhaed 2. Achievement of a French- have so far retained military con­ National Labor Relatione Board laat month for removal of a ised to keep the job for oaly six commander of Britain's air force trol of both araas. list with plaasura and satisfaction. affirms order prohibiting a naloa Oct. 1. He left the Town Farm in months. Lodestar he wanted to salL In the Mid-East. German agraeimant on the form the company of another inmate growth in h|e intestines. the German forces will take. The White Paper said Britaln’a from plofcetiBg three Bridgeport He had left the hospital after a Last night's shooting broke out ambaaaador to Cairo, Sir Ralph and went to the Armory Tavern DENIES USING IHFLUENCV (OoeUeMd *■ Page Two) about sundown between Egyptian France wanta a European army department stores. About 50 Con­ normal period and was reported primarily aa “ a containing ele­ Stevenson, told Egyptian Foratgn necticut C AP planes to take part on Main streeL Ha had not be^ IndiaBspoUs, Nov. 29— sDU o f the Faith. (OenliatMd ea Pag* 1 •) btialnsM InterdaU. plra Ordaaaee Cotr. d81Jg7.90. (Ceattnaad ea Page gtx) (OaatiBMd M Pag* FA») Plus T a x AND7T09P.M. I r • 1n‘ II li I that the sstaU group ssaet for BO loagor thaa .a week, after Tanker Crathes Plan for Use which—If agreement had not About T0wn Caudle dares MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1961 ■? * V been reached—the oppoalag plana Trinity Past Noble Grands will Trawler, 15 Die Of Pact Arms would.baek Into the peUtloal eem- Jones, haa bean advartlaad for aittee for further debate. be gueste at Suneet Circle o f Past $5,000 Cain in ing their plans. To cut a long Much Intareat haa baan shown Noble Grands o f this town, Mon­ aale, aa alnee tha death a t bar story short. It took 15 shovelsrs. Gu4wt Soloist Time Is Extended in this contest by church and club, Meanwhile, In another U N eom- (CeatiaBed from Page One) mambara who aaa In It a wendar- mlttee the United States threw day afUmoen, Dee. 8. at 8 o'clock Games Tax hueband, aha finds harealf unable and ten yokaa a t oxan (and thia In Any Place In Odd Pellows Hall. It will be the to taka cara a t aa larga a houaa maana 80 oxen) to clear the way ful opportunity of winning not Its .support behind Yugoslav rammed her.” , Deal on Plane In Essay Contest annual Christnue party. Supper and farm. Tha Portars hava Uvad to Millington Oraan whsra at ths only handaoma awards for them- charges of Osminferm aggression Immediately after the crillsion, _ (CmUantd from ft| « Om ) will be sdrved at • o’clock by Mrs. with bar for aoma tlnu. Mr. Portar paraonaga ths Rsv. Mr. Andraws aalvaa but Aao of gaining funda against Premier Marshal Tito’s the tanker’s.raaster radioed: (Osf Maned from Page One) Held Legal Time for entering Crosley's two regime. Minnie Krause, arho will be assist­ Is planning to build a houaa on tha ptrformed tha wadding ceramony. for their church or recognised "The flahlng vseael cut across million dollar "American W ay" charity. forces would not bo ospocted to U. 8. Delegate John Sherman ed by Mrs. Prances Herron, Mrs. Hebron-Amaton road, and haa al­ Mr. Miner had gone to tha home our bow as we were eopUng out Subsequently Knohl B | et Ston- essay contest haa been extem M Contest blanks nuiy ba obtalnsd • « * * * ^ iMTO their own oroo defonsOlOM. Cooper told the special political Ruth Becksrith, Mrs. Grace ready brokan ground for tha o f hla wifa-to-ba, Mlaa Amy Mitch­ of the chaimel heading for Graves nel and bought the pUuM for ell, in Bast Hsddam on Thanks­ from Dec. 1 to Dec. 15, (Siet at Brunnar'a, 856 East Centsr Kede Oo Spot committee "The United States Lathrop and Mrs. Mary Smith. buoy and we rammed them. Thera 880,000, Oaude said. Ha added: By Judges foundation, but In tbe meantime The conviction grew, meanwhile, giving ava to be ready for the Brunner, local Ooaley dealer an­ atreet. Although tha daadUne government Is disturbed over the Mrs. Beatrice Manning and Mrs. are a few trawlers around the flah­ "One afternoon Mr. Stonnsll will Uva in tha ractoty. nounced today. ^ among UN olTiclali and obaervere danger o f world peace which as great event, and there the whole for entaring baa been extended to Alice WetheraU will have charge lng veaeel that we rammed and we„ came over to the house and gave « (ram Page Ous) Tha hot lunch manu for tha ra- A t the same time Mr. Brunner Dec. 15, the awards will still be that Vlshlnsky would accept the the Yugoslav delegats has shown, of the decorations. Bach menber are sending out our life boat to family Including himaelf, were me a check fo r $5,000.” malndar o f this waak will ba: nurooned for a week or more, announced that the local commit­ made befora Chriatmaa. Arab-Aslaa ^ p o e a l for the pri­ the Soviet Union and other Oom- Is requested to bring a 80-bent invsstlgaU the situation. The This was a commission on the to one who dom not coma Into Thursday: Mast loaf, canoU, until the roada were cleared. tee on selection of awards will vate talks. They reasoned that Inform states have done nothing gift for the grab-bag, also a 10- fishing veaeel is sUll in sinking $80,000 sale, Caudle said. eourt with claan hands. maahad potato, gingerbread, bread refusal would place the Russisuis The Mlnere have lived In He­ consist of Willard B. Rogera, to diminish." eent g ift' for the "niarry-go- condition. R e q u e s t immediate He told the investigators that "Faw things ate clearer than and oleo, 'inilk. Friday: Hard boil­ president of the Flrat National In the embarrassing position of re­ bron for many yeara and are now Cooper said the U. 8. Is pre- round." Coast Guard saststance." before banklnjg the check he took that ona who cornea aeeking pro­ ed egg, mastaad potato, pass, Bank of Manchester; Rev. John H. About Town buffing a move for peace. Both veasela were outward making their home with their \ w " ' p ved to confirm some of the the matter to Attorney General J. tection for conduct that he con- strawberry jello, milk, bread and Hannon, pastor of St. James' British Minister of StaU Sel- Yugoslav charges from Its own bound—the Lynn for Georges granddaughter, Mra. Harry H. The Christmas Basaar o f the Tickets for ’’Clndsrella Week Howard ]HrGrath and asked him if cedm to be criminal haa unclean oleo. Church, and Thomas F. Ferguson, wyn Lloyd yestard^ gave the for­ Independent observation of con­ Bank, 180 miles east of Boston, It would be proper to taka the Kirkham, and family at Hebron Ladles Guild which opened this End” at the Verplanck Scho^ handa within the meaning of thii Green. The Mlnera have two p r e s i^ t of the Herald Prifitlng mal acceptance of Britain, Franpe ditions in the Balkans and said and the Ventura for Philadelphia money. principle." The result of the scrap metal Company. sRernoon will continue through auditorium, T uesday, Dec. 4, at • children, Mra. Harold L, Gray and and the united States to the pro­ the complaints must be judged in after disebargtng gasoline here. He said he told McGrath the Tlw Judgea were Henry W. and waste paper drive staged by out the evening at St. Mary's posal by Iraq, Pakistan and Syria. o'clock, are going fa s t The 'ticket Charles P. Miner, both of Hebron, The Crosley national contest the general pattern of Comlnform Within minutes after the dis­ Aaron-Friedus ease had already ‘ ndgarion, of the U. S. Court of the American Legion, Jonea-Keefe pariah house. The committee In It calls for the Big Pour to meet eoramittee announces that none seversl giFndchlldrtn. and four will offer a top prize of $10,000 In conduct aster, IS Coast Guard vessels were reached the Indictment stage and Appaala. Luther W. Youngdehl, of Post, Sunday last. Is reported u charge of the turkey supper will under the cljalrinanshlp o f Assem­ great-grandchildren. cash to the winner and $10,()00 ad­ will be available at the door. A dispatched to the scene to join that neither Knohl nor Stennell the U. 8. Dlatrlct Court, and Rob­ successful, though definite details be ready to serve at 8 o'clock, and bly President Luis Padilla Nervo ditional to the church or recog­ telephone call to Mrs. John J. fishing boats already scanning the was In tax trouble. ert N. Wilkin, retired federal jur- are not yet reported. The dona­ Harold L. Gray, local civic de­ continue to 7 o'clock. to try to compromise the rival waters for survivors or hodlcs. nized charity named by the win­ Defense Output Wallett of Waranoke road, or .to Oaudje, a North Carolinian, said iat of the northern dlatrlct of tions will have to be sorted and fense director, resigned his office ner. In Ihe local contest, spon­ Western and Russida disarma­ Mrs. Howard Deveran of Cam­ From overhead, a Coast Guard McGrath told him: Ohio. weighed and sale made before It some time ago, but has been Pvt. Albertiia Morgan, son of ment plans. sored by Brunner's, a $300 Croa- bridge street will assure all Inter­ plane dropped dares to light up "Lamar, 1 don’t think there Such three-judge panels are ap­ can be known hpw much In actual pressed into sei^ce again. He felt Mr. and Mrs. Albertus Morgan of Neither Vlshlnsky nor U. 8. ley gift certiorate, will be award­ Behind Schedule ested of seats, and a most enjoy­ the area for surface searchers. would be any objections to your pointed to hear cases involving cash tbe legion will benefit. when reaignlng that the defense 18 Unden place, Rockville, haa Delegate Philip C. Jessup were in Sad Scene at Pier ed Ihe winner. pl\is $100 in cash able evening. The show by Bob accepting it...Y o u have a large eonatituttonal questione. A case of measles has been re­ movement was not getting auffl- Miss Margaret M. Fklkowskl to the churefi or recognized char­ been promoted to private first the assembly chamber today as Tyrol and Floyd Richards haa all About SO relatives and friends family and need the money." ported In the' seoond grade of the clent aupport from the townspeo­ class, and will be aasigned to F. Mario de Pimental Brandao of (OenbbMod from Page One) T od ay’s ruling cleared the way ity named by the winner. It'i Its old features. In addition to of the Lynn's crewmen gathered Meanwhile, more firings were elementary school. Tha victim la ple. Matters seem to have bet­ Miss Margaret M. Falkowski, posaible to win in the national E. Warren Air Force Base, Brasil led o ff the long speaking at the fish pier looking out at the for internal revenue agents to tered since then in that respect many new ones. A variety of ex­ reported just around the corner Ellen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph conical. Ihe local ronteat, or both. Wyoming, for clerical training. list. It also Included representa­ tlons board, John D. Small, given scene. They could see the ships crack down on gamblers who fall On Dec. 1, a drill la slated to take A. Falkowski of 58 Alton street. Is cellent door prises will be given for the Internal Revenue service, Itolph Seoord, who live In Gilead. tives of the Dominican FLMubllc, additional powers. there silhouetted against the clear purged In a single stroke yester­ to apply for tax atampa by Dec. 1, place from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m., In to be one of the guest soloists at away In addition to the prises to the deadline. A staable congregation attended Peru, VenesuelA White Russia, In. any event the report to the sky by the fiares. day of 81 employes. the Hpbron Congregational Church charge of the observation corps, the Democratic C^irlstmas party Greece, Csechoslovakla, India, The contestants. Tbe Manchester Re­ Comba’ lawyer eaid the decision Senate said defense production Some became hysterical when, Since the Revenue Bureau and Sunday to hear the addresa of the office of civil defense, Richard Ml to be held at the American Legion Netherlands, Chile, Turkey, Po­ publican Women's Club is sponsor­ after several long hours, only four would be appealed. . Grsnt Is observation chief. The Home on Dec. 7. Miss Falkowski must get first claim and top the House subcommittee began in­ Rev. Grin B. Dice, chaplain of the land and Mexico. ing the "Week End." of the L ^ n 's crew were brought vestigating reports of corruption lookout tower, which was former­ la presently studying with Mrs. priority on scarce material^ ma­ Seamen's Friend Society, Boston, U. ft. diplomats speculated that ashore. They seemed to sense and Inefficiencies, 49 officials have who told graphically of tha Ufa of ly owned by Hebron and Olumbla Sarah Peck More of New York. A Vlahlnsky's delaying tactics were chine tools, and manpower. that no mere would be brought In jointly, has been loaned to He­ graduate of Mt. St. Joseph's Aca­ The report said that, aRer Mrs. John Lappen, general been dismissed or reslimed under the seamen, and the various waya ^TERLiNG DRESSER SET planned to give the Kremlin time chairman, and her committee in alive. fire. Hebron In which the society Is of help to bron for the duration and Is now demy In June, she Is now employ­ meeting all needs to reach pro­ located on the firehouse grounds. to consider all aspects of the ques­ charge of the Christmas sale last All the Lynn's crewmen were Eight have been indicted on them. ed at Hamilton Standard In F.ast tion before giving an answer. duction targets fixed by top mili­ Hartford. She waa a ninner-up In tary strategists, any ether re­ evening at the YMCA, felt that residents of greater Boston. criminal charges of fraud or brib­ Miss Marjorie H. Martin, prest It U understood that there was — T o pi€OM€ H er va m iie. • • Big Three Meets their efforts were well repaid by The Coast Gusrd and fishing ery. Oases of five of those fired dent o f the Hebron Women's a generoiu donation of books, the beauty contest held In con­ sources should be used this wsy: nection with the Tobacco Harvest too®®' *nie western Big Three held a "1. To expand the Industrial the success of the fair. Aprons and veasela searched the waters far yesterday were turned over to Club, announcca that the next m ag^nea and other papers, to I-A Society Hears Festival In August. private meeting this morning to base so that If an attack comes Christmas gift items, and the Into the nignt but all they found the Justice Department for poeel- meeting will be held at the home be sent from the two churches. up to dawn were empty life pre­ ble prosecution. Five other em­ set up a common strategy for the we will have the industrial eapaei Paroel Peat packages were quick­ o f Mrs. Danlbl Cardona, on the Hebron and GUead, in the car of Talk on Herald proposed negotiations. It was re­ ty necessary to produce the enor servers and bits of wreckage. ployes are still under auspenslen. WllUmantic road, Dec. 6, at the guest apeaker, for distribution Caterers. As the caterer's treat ly sold out. About 8 o'clock card The water la about 40 feet deep while their records get further liably reported they would insist mous quantities of weapons and games were under way. and prises p. m. It will take the form of among the sailors. last night, women were served free goods required by a total war. wdiere the collision occurred. ' study. Chrlatmas party. Members are Mrs. Lewis W.'Phelps of Andover Gerald T. Saplensa. city editor of charge. Dancing was enjoyed were awarded to the high scorers The toll brings to 30 the num­ "3. To assure an adequate sup­ St each table. They consisted of asked to bring a present for officiated at the organ o f St. of The Herald, was honored last later In the evening to the music ply of critical war materials for ber of fishermen who lost their nuui or woman (and so marked) Peter's Church Sunday, aa the night and preaented a gift at a of a three-piece orchestra of Bnino dollar packages of Christmas lives In Massachusetts waters in regular organist, (fordner, Q. essential wartime production. papers or boxes of candles worth the gifts later to be sent to the dinner held by the Italian-Ameri- Dubaldn. HALE'S less than 48 hours. Shorey, was detained at hia home Last night was the second In a "8. To maintain as healthy a the same amount. The winners Norwich State Hospital, where can Society at the clubhoxise on civilian economy as as high a rate Five crewmen perished when the they wiU be given to patients. owrlng to his wrife's condition. She Bldridge atreet. Saplenxa spoke aeries of monthly meetings being 5 ^ were given a choice. Mrs. Joseph Gloucester dragger Mary M. STATE Also there will be an exchange is slowly recovering from an lit briefly on The Herald's'organiza­ held by the Italian-American So­ of civilian production as pofsible Headquarters In view of the more eompelling de­ Falkowski. chairman, and her smashed against a rock during a -- NOW PLAYING — of hand-made button ear-ringn ness for which she was hospital­ tion and on method! of gathering ciety at which vsrimis local Ital- mands upon our resources." committee for the card oarty serv­ storm near Cuttyhunk early 'Dies- between ' the members. But if ised. local news. Toastmaster for the ian-Americans will ' be honored. roR Right DtreeUen ed homemade cake and coffee after day morning. forms for making these are not The sale of the old Mill House, occasion was John DeQuattro. Guest at the October meeting was Your Difficult Ironing Pieces The report said that more than the games. available, any ear-rings will be which was bought several weeks About 65 peuoni attended. Aldo Paganl. well-known insur­ a year had elapsed after start of 85 FATHEBUMS acceptable. ago by A. H. deMacarty of Tolland * A tasty spaghetti-chicken din­ ance man and clerk of the Town the Korean war before defense Mr and Mrs. Joseph G. Pero Boston. Nov. 39—(g>>—Thirty- AsalsUng hostesses will be Mrs. and Hartford, haa been recorded ner waa aerved by Garden Grove Court, Let ui show you Ofl your own EXCLUSIVE FEATURES officials drastically cut back use of 3M Oakland street will leave five children were left fatherless '! .e tW r------L Clarence E. Porter, Mrs. Nellie V. at the towm clerk'a office. (lolhM. if you prefer, how Iron* today after a Boston harbor tank­ of critical materials for non-es­ Sunday for Atlantic City, N. J., to RjrdelL Mrs. Charles P. Miner, Rehearsals o f the Junior vested rile irons completely even the ♦ F e^ fag Beard Coaveaient. er-trawler collision which took the irntt/WBoir choir of St. Peter's Episcopal ly placed to arraaga cloihes sential civilian goods and restrict­ attend the national conventibn of ^ A f MiEMiil Rldwe j| Mrs. Philip Mots, Mrs. George M, most diliicull piecee—in fan any­ ed new modal designs on automo­ the Vegcuble Growers Associa­ lives of IS fishermen. Milne, and Mrs. Harry H. Kirk Church are being held . at the without nnntmral lifting. George Proctor. S3, was the thing you can iron by hand. biles. tion. The local couple plans to be — ^ T H E SAME SHOW — ham. The leader in charge of the church Tuesday evenings, Gardner A prized ond personol woy to reflect your good wilhej.. . » rwching or atratching. father of eight children. •k Both Free— RaJtiag, "This and other steps are in the in AtlanUc a t y for four days. evening entertainment will be Q. Shorey, organist. In charge as beouiifully designed moiched dresser set in precious Sterling. Tablecloths, curtains and other right direction." the report said. John W. McNamara, 4S. James Mrs. John A. Markham. choir master. targe tingle pieces are iroaad lowering, ttattiag and elop­ Hayes, 46, and Alfred Malcolm, ing al roll controlled com- "But they did not come soOn Cub Scout Pack No. 130 will The furnace at St. Peter's Epie Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood A. Min­ *Zrlc« UcIwSm MzfSt Tat $38.50 without creating because of Iren- enough and we are b.v no means meet tomorrow night at St. S5. were each the fathers of five. copal Church rectory has been er. who will observe their 53rd pletely by knet Icvtr. The four children o f John J. rite's double open ends. Sea for ♦ /rearag J*#e—Cast irea shot convinced that they go far enough. Japies' School. giving some trouble for quite a wedding anniversary Dec. 1, never Rogers, 47, also are motherless. ROASTING CHICKENS ■aarl a«MslavltaSM ■eeW eSeeel yourself why over 100,000 women doee work aqnivaltot w "Mobilisation progress is not go­ while, and the church voted at Ke get tired of talking over their ex ing well and we believe Congress The youngest child, John. Jr., Is 18 periencea when they overcame the call Ironrite the eatiaat of all til hand irons. Haodlas all Members of Nutmeg Forest No. last vestry meeting to change over Yonr Christmas chicken is already being made plump _ ironing lobs. Shoor Bros. and the public are entitled to be 116. Tall cedars of Lebanon, and years old. elements 53 years ago, and suC' irottert to uee. Tbomas March'and, 37, was the from a coal or wood burning fum for you at Olcott’a, growing to size and fattening on ♦ F/ria fiipplsfe—Beds ends of jiw aiR s Ranges, Refrigerators Informed as to this fact." of Manchester Lodge No. 78, A.F. ace to an oil heater. The rectory ie reeded In getting married after a father of three', the youngest IS delay from Thanksgiving day to Other IrMiritet roll-ocvar get out of align­ Such officials as Mobilisation and A.M., will meet at the Masonic not used as a residence by the special feed. Meanwhile we have chickens of equal quality f77 MAIN s m n MANCHESTIR Director Charles E. Wilson have Temple tomorrow evening at 7;30 months old. SUN,, MON„ TUBS, the above date. The story has A s L s w A e t e t ment— even prasMire rail Washers and Al! Rev. H. R. Keen, who bought a length of shoe. publicly taken a less pessimistic to go to the Leclerc FUneral Home JoMph R McDonald, 6S, was eatv often been told but will bear re ready at any time for pre-holiday meals, meticulously view of the aituatinn. Wilson said to pay respects to their departed the father of two. house nearer the center of the peating. Such a snow storm had Other Appliances cleaned and unfailingly tasty. J E W E L E R S ...... SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 this week that production was brother, Alfred W. Hayes. A Ma­ Three other men who perished towrn some years ago, and is oc­ not been experienced here since moving along at a World War n sonic ritual will be condueUd by were the fathers of one child cupying It. the big bllsurd of 1888 as the HaJW.IUMcou rate. » « the Manchester Lodge of Masons. Thomas J. Leblanc. 31: Jacob The old rectory will be occupied one that fell that time in 1898 ROGER O LC O n 958 MAIN STREET ..... MANCHESTER KEMP^Sqlnc. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays Pothler, S3, and William Mayo, by G. Earl Porter and family the Although Congress provided- when the young couple had plan 403 West Center Street Telephone 7853 IN HARTFORD AT PRATT AND MAIN STREET more than lllO.noo.000,000 defense Fred Geiseler, Jr., of 37 Dough­ 40. ON THB|8A3IE SHOW — | coming month. The .borne of Mrs. ned for their wedding, upsetting 763 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER funds and contracts were let erty street, a member of the Porter’s mother, Mrs. (3aude W. everything and completely block' promptly, the subcommittee said, chorus of the New England Con fiulkiea and Ire Hockey M l i--iW y*nr deliveries of aircraft, guided mis­ servatory of Music, will sing in siles, tanks and electronics lagged the Christmas concert by the chor­ New York—. Mmtalbea M. Csnr tanks. 40 per cent; electronics, 80 get's Church will Show movies of ** Across per cent. the Christopher mission. Each '‘Let’s Make ‘ 1 ' • * I D i n R i S f the Wide The report censured defense of­ member attending is asked to It Missouri” ficials for revising original pro­ bring a toy suitable for a small Legal” duction goals downward as deliv­ child, or a canned food item for a CIRCLE (le esUr) eries lagged, calling this "little Christmas basket. Miss Beatrice TONIGHT thru WED. l;lt-S:M-S:M 1:4S-S:M short of a fraud on the nation." Sweeney, chairman of the com­ eeeeeewwwwewwea OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 9 O'CLOCK It said shortages of steel, alum­ mittee, will be assisted by Mli » scaisno-siATON - r r SUN.: "Come FUI T te Cup” inum. copper, machine tools, and Helen Thomas, Miss Loretta planU were chief bottlenecks in Chapman, Mrs. N. A. Pitcher and W i S i l S G meeting production targets. Mrs. Oliver Peters. The report noted that machine tvw tool reserves had been set up after Helen Davidson Lodge, No. 98, the last war by the Army, Navy Daughters of Scotia, will seat its kHimmtnam CUrk Gable C. CelbeH and Air Force. It said the Air new officers tomorrow evening In a a ••••*•••••••• M. Mmtolbu Force had made Its unused tools the Masonic Temple. — ON THE SAME SHOW — Zaekarr Seen "Acraaa Thn available but the Army and Navy *L rt’aMake did not. ' The first meeting in December Wide "There haa been too much bu­ of the American Loglon Auxiliary Mluoori'* It Legel” will be held Monday evening In la T#clial€«l«r reaucratic ‘pulling and hauling,’ t:U aiu-a:u tOo much Interservice rivalry, too the Legion home. much Interdepartmental sparring." m n ii/ r___ the report said. ’‘A t times it haa ^StSPi^^55SSSS^SSSS5iiS , SAT.: A Great K ids' Show given the Impression of being a free-for-all at donnybrook rather m m a m B m iH Ses., "Cesu I1 II Tk« Cep" esd than a cooperative effort in the Local Stocks “ PaMSS* Wm «" la twhalcalar common defense." The report also was critical of <. *_54 • DUftnRMintii Rnd induftiiti who it Osbnm * said have been unwilling to take defense contracts. \ m P. M. Prieaa DINE AND DANCE TONIDHT First Nattonal Innlt „ Marion Signs at Manehastar . . . . 88 8S Hartford National ___ HNI FOODS WITH THAT With Browns Bank and Trust .. 86^ "HOMI COOKiO FLAVOR" Hartford Ooqn- Trust 76 78 Hollywood Stylo Swoafora gCorillQOBS SIIfobI Italiaa-Amerleaa ..- - - s o t Mrnrhsatar taoiila; Nev. Marly phS^x^ttt# Bau' » m I. NiapedJii 1 ^ Marion signed a three-year con­ and Trust . . . . 4 . . . .55 d l artHire- mateKle keHeasi WIm , J A M 1 ^ 3 '’* NYLON * 2 " ^ tract today as player-coach of the Plro fray, reie. Wee, fraae, UeeL St. Louis Browns. THE ROYALTY e 0 0 * a e s 50H 58H Sbes 14-44.. Marion aili coach for sure and Aetna Firs .. OF MUSIC KiHca-iefI, wedieUe, qulcl-dryine eyiea mreeftn. Hartford Fire 189 184 Urger sins 4641. 2____.81.66 Teiyaelers. Sto 14 to 40. play if hU knee and back permit. National Firs 56 88 The SyBtphonjr Four He will receive a reported 815.000 Phoenix ...... 80 84 salary for coaching and more than 138,000 if he can make a comeback OF YOUR LIFE Aetna Oasualty . . . . . 88 M as shortstop. Marty was Ared last Friday as Aetna U f « ...... 78H H3ki Conn. General ...... 187 188 Cavey's manager of the rival St. Louis bESl FOOD IN (OWN Hartford Steam'BolL SIH 8416 Cardinals. Owner Fred Saigh re­ fused to renew his contract and T ra v^ p rs...... *0® reportedly is trying to hire Eddie P M Io dDtUmss Stanky of the New York Giaats as conn. Light. Poorer 141* 16 the new Redbird pilot Conn. P o w e r ...... 85V* 87V* Hartford El^ LL .. 45 47 Marion's swiUh to the Ameri Hartford Gas Oo. ... 88 88 can league Browns was announce So. New England ed this morning at a nswa emifer- TSL ...... MV* »4V* enee by Bill Vesek, dynamic own­ er of the club which la undergolBg The NOTABLES } » an overhaul. Am. H ardw are...... 1 Arrow Hart and Hag. 8 Fiat Mosle, Good ERtertainsMBt ^ BUY NOW Aaso. Spring...... 8 Ten aSGamo Winners Some Models At the Old Price and Old Tax, Double Sayings! New York—iPl—Major’ League Bristol vaaa ...... 1 baseball had 10 tweaty-gama win­ CoUlns ...... 11 ners during the past season, five Em-Hari 8 FINE FOODS ...... 4 In each league. Sal MagUe and Fafnlr Bearing...... I Larry Jansen o f the New York Hart A O atiiay...... 4 .... QUALITY LIQUORS ^ Giants won 88 games each tat the Landers, Frary. Cik. 3 National Lisague. Preacher Roe of Mew Brit. Mach. Co. 4 Bring Yo«r Best Girl lb M sf heater’s j the Dedjpers and Warren Spahn of North and Judd .... 3 Farorite Night Club For A Wonderful EveBiag ^ the Braves each turned In n wins RliaeeU M f g ...... I while RabiB Roberta o f the Phil­ Stanley Worlia cobs. 8 — BOLAND MOTORS lies wen 81 games.garni In the Ameri' Terry Steam ...... I League the Clevelaad bdiaas TBsiuigton...... 1 ... 1 Your Hometown Nash Dealer three twenty-ggamO winners. ' thslon htfg...... 3 Bob Peller led the league with 88 U. S. Envelope Com. I while Early Wynn and Ed Oareia U. S. Envelope PM. t IQAK ORItLi 34fCINTni^tROT AT w i n C IN 1U STRUT TIL4079 both turned In 88 wins. Ed L ^ Veedar-Root eeeeeosd 9 and Vie Raaehi at the Yankees Tim anpva sootauena i wen 81 games aplaea. ^ . • S j ■

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anhancsd the value of tha diacus- lied sublecta. Movies will bt EUilW Barber, Rodiad DrlaeoU, Russell Hathaway club Who participated in the U. S. P rod s N A T O ston period. ehown,n, after which tbsra will be Leona Euakavech, Elaina Kup- Hollister PTA W KNB— 846 WHAT—SIS Requesting Gifts ehe'rua at the Rotara’e recent min- Manchester atrel ahow. A ham steak dinner Jack Pringle, young son o f Mr. an open diacueeion. chunaa and Georga Stone. WOOC— W n O — 1686 and Mrs. John. K. Pringle cols- Junion. high honors, Mary Jean For Mentally 111 Joins Rotary Gliib waa aerved. EASTHARltOro Rush Army Plan B w iy civil defenae worker ia Plans Complete WONS—1416 Today *8 Radio W TH A—166.7 Advertising brated hl& fourth birthday Mon­ urgad by Norman Raynolda, local Ahsrn, Ralph DePletro, Sally GRAPHING Date Book day. His mother entertained nine Frink, Eunice Kerkins. CyntbU 'W DRO—1186 Enatern StnadnrS W TH T—1S66 CIvU Dafenet director, to be pree- Ths Joint Committee of State Russell B. Hathaway, prNident TELEPHONE l- 32il. (O— Mnned frana IAmi* One) children and their mothers at a Kiakunea; honors, Edward DaVlto, Final arrangsmenta hart been Today enL A ll Red Croaa membera ere Mental Hospitals with Dr. Fred­ of the Manchester Trust Com­ party in his honof in tha after­ alao uifad to be preaent by Frank Bevarly Hall, Richard Hearn, Alice made by the HpUister Parent f'lOiO*— Annual aala and supper of St. and the Benelux nations' dasira to noon. In tha svaning, Mr. and Mra. Teacher Aasociation for Its mili­ erick C. Radllch, chairman, and pany, was admitted to member­ SERVICE Hooan for Salo Maatnda, chairman of the local Keaaler, WlUlam Loos, Elsie Mul- WDRC—Winner Take All. w nc—Your Hit Parad*. the staff of the Norwich State Mary'a Guild, pariah house, 3 limit the powers o f any supra-na­ Morse Pringle and their four chil­ branch of tha Red Croaa, and any nita, Joan Pratt. Barbara Remet- tary whist and cake aals, Satur­ BUSINESS SERVICE W TH T—Valiant Lady. W H A T—News. p. m. ship in the Rotary Club at It* dren of Andover were guests for day, Dec. 8 at 8:00 p. m.. in the and SUPPLY o a Hospital are again formulating MANAGER 36 PHELPS ROAD tional authority. other peraona Intereated In or con­ ka, Lioretta Wilder. W H A Y —New*; Open House. WONS—Frank Edward*. plans for the annual Chrlstraaa Tomortwv meeting held Tiiesday night at a family party. c Sophomorea, special honors, school auditorium. Playing prises 866 M AIN ST— TEL. 3-137S four-family and aix room nected with civil defenae are wel­ W n C —Backstage Wife. W THT—Elmer Da'vi*. gift program for the estimated Aanual bazaar and ham din­ the Manchester Country Club. For Metropolitan GenerM- The American view ia that when Marshall Squier, Columbia Cen­ come. Harold Greer, Jean Harriaon; high and door pnzea will to awarded WCOC-;-Music. WDRC—The Lineup. ner. Second Conggpgatlonal •tofla, nilUbla for doctor, atora I f you are looking for value ter, entered Windham Community 2,300 men and women patients In the European powers quit talking A fter spending the Thanksgiv­ honora,.Jack Christensen, Jacque­ and refreshments served. WKNE^—New*; Request Mati­ lOtlS— Church. The guest speaker for the eve­ Motorn dealer. Thia position « r say bualncat. Taro tyartmanta Memorial Hospital Monday, for the hospital who are without rel­ ning was Douglas Fellows who we suggest you consider this in abstract language and get down ing jwUdey with his family. Ferry line Daly, Betty Ann Loos, L«r- The Ways and Means commit­ nee. WONS—Jack’* Wexwork*. Annual Christmas sale and so­ presenta unuaual opportun­ w c a a t bo oold aa one unit ■urgery. 4:15— atives or friends. spoke on "How Not to Make a property. A well built home to putting plans for a European Roberts of Sullivan avenua re­ raina McClatchsy, Dorothy Nor­ tee in charge of the affair In- 10:30— Dr. Ronald H.* Kettle, superin­ cial, Zion Lutheran Church. 6 p. m. ity with expandinp progrea- iBCoao n ,M b par year. Howard W n C —Stella Dallas. .Speech " In the abaenee of Pree- turned to Cedercreet Sanitarium, ton; honors, Mildred Andrulot, Lee eludes: Mra. William Podolny, WTHT—Treaeury Band. tendent, stated that he Is quite Saturday. December I R, Manehcatar 3-1107. o f Mven good' siged rooms in­ defense community—and a Euro-' SERVICES W TH T—Marriage for Two. tdent Harry Maidsjent, Vice Prea- aive dealerabip. Salary plua pean army—on paper, the two Nawlngton on Saturday. Sunday Bahler, Judith Belawich. Joseph chairman; Mra. James Beckwith, W TIC—Musical Album. concerned about the dark outlook American Legion Auxiliary sale, Chester, Bnisabeth Donahue, Con­ co-chairman; Mrs. Harold Erick­ WDRC—Sid Walton Show. Hale’s store, 9 a. m. ident Frank Sheldon conducted bonua. Inaurance heneflta. $151,______er, fireplace and insulation. 4:45— hope and wish that ail Individuals, Also. ’'Cinderella Week End,” during the past months when the Ubrary at 7:30. Mias Esther ning. F^lowlng are th'# namea of tls, Robert Sedar, Edna Weber, Sheean and- Mra. James Halloran, 11:06— fraternal, service, social and Large level lot 100’ front and thoea elected; Levon Permakian, Harold White. refreshments. JOHN Be BURKE W n C —Woman In mv House. News on all station*. Verplanck School. 8 p. m. Auspices CUSTOM BuUt, 3 yaar old home. Allies have l>een making only alow Worthington of Hood Dairies, Inc., church organizations will include will be the speaker and will show master; Mrs. Lucy Southsrgiil, Freahmen, special honors, Joan 8 :00— W THT—News. GOP women. • rooBM. Pino panelled Uvinc 190’ deep, three car garage. progress toward a European army, on their Christmas list, the pa, TUeaday. December 4 officials say. a mm on "Recent Trends in overseer; Mrs. Elsie Hell, lecturer; Basslnger; high honors, Betty Ann The moat corhmon type of wind­ FUNERAL HOME WDRC—New*; Old Resord 11:15— Shop. tients who will to unable to do or Y.W.C.A. "Homemaker’a Holi­ foom with ftraplacc, dinlny room Property in excellent condi­ 'Daagera Alwad Everyday Living.' The hostesses Chester Rau, steward; William Ahern, Judith Daley, Lucretia mill today is a steel sail windmill WONS—Jack’s Waxworks. W HAY—Story Queen. have many of the things that most day” program at Y, 9:30 to 11 arith eomar cupboard, 3 bed- The U.S. ia emphasising that, will be Mrs. Norman Reynolds and Parka, assistant steward; Mra. Graham, Edwprd Harrison, Joanne similar to that developed by Per­ 87 East Center SL T6L iSIS WDRC—World Tonight. tion with January occupancy. W TH T—News; Joe G i r a n d people take for granted. a. m. HENRY ROSENPELD teoma, garage. Lot 100 x 300. unless the main tines of the Euro­ Mrs. Paul Sheldick. Ruth Dewey, chaplain liCVi Kenney, Eleanor Richardson, Irene ry in 1883. W THT—Sport* Report. Fqrnishing gifts for 2,300 pa Residential neighborhood with Stosus; honors, Jeannette Oote, AMBULANCE SERVICE Show. Wedneaday, Deeemtor 5 REMEMBER Chll Madaano Smith, Reaitor, 3- pean army program are laid down Carp. Bklmund Reed, after Dewey, treasurer: Walter O. Fos­ W H A Y—Night Watch. tienfs la a tremendous undertak­ Marie Gilbert, Miles Grant, Jeanne W n O - Just Plain Bin. North Methodist Church Christ­ 1143 or 467$. • bus service and a few blocks quickly, dangera lie ahead. combat duty on the Korean front, ter, secretary; Mrs. June Parks, ll:2 5 r- ing. Suitable gifts for men would Harrison, William Katkaveck, Bet­ WONS—Sgt. Preaton of the Yul WUtlC-Publlc Servlc* Pro­ mas bazaar, ham supper at 5:30 TAFFETA Parliaments must know what Is arrived Monday in San Francisco, Oeree; Hiss Marilyn Bolles, Po­ kon. to neckties, pipes, tobacco,- ciga- WOW UNDER conatruction. Three from new Bowers school. A ty LuchUia, John Malln, Sally Mc- gram. p. m. IN MANCHESTER ITS expected of them if they are to among 4,414 troops who are being mona; Mias Aurel Dewel, Flora; BflLCH is Your 6:15— rettea, cigars, candy, handker­ ThurMlay, Deeemtor 6 badroom homea Rosetto Con- good buy at $16,500 with returned to this country for re- Queeny, Patricia Palozie, Rose­ 11:30— chiefs, playing cards, shaving atruction. 3-0308. budget for European army com­ Miss Ruth Bushley, lady assistant marie Plcolla, Ed'^’fird Platt, A l­ HELP WANTED WDRC—The Old Record Shop. Temple Chapter, O.E.8., Christ­ ssalgnment W H A Y —Crosby'* Quarter. w n c —Our Common Cause. cream, slippers, stationery, pencil.*, about $5,500 cash required. mitments. France begins budget steward; William Leonard, gate­ bert Schaefer and Robert Spiel- 12:06— mas bazaar, tea 2 to 4 p. m., sup­ 8T. JOHN Street—Reduced. Fuli Tonight at 8 o'clock, William W TIC- Front Page Farrell. after-shave lotion, toilet soap, and per 5 to 7 p. m., Masonic Tem­ planning in December, West Ger­ Lake, Civil Defenae director for keeper; Mra. Hannah Williams, man. WTIC—New*; Dance Music; 17.98 aix rooms and bath, 3 and 3. oU executive committee for three ExpsrlMcsd 908 stoHow 6:80— packaged fruit: and for the wom­ ple. many must decide by March. the Fifth Civilian .Defense Area, en, such Items as toilet articles, ateam 'heat, large porch, garage, ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. W TIC—Note* and Quotes. Friday, December 7 Since the U.S. must know first will apeak at the area meeting at years. WORKERS RETURN ottoRdont; oIm oipoH* W H AY—Night Watch. costume jewelry, stationery, pen­ Dream dress o f the see* M eaite drive. Ehicellent loration. W H A Y Band by Demand. I Annual Democratic Chrlstma* MALONEY’ what Europe plans. President Tru­ Telertaton 953 Main Street the Community Hall. Other speak­ The next meeting, a Christmas •Resd oofoiwobHo mo^ WONS—Sky King. cils, slippers, nail polish and re­ party, American Legion Home, 8 son! Yards and yerda of iQuick occupancy. Prlcpd to sell. man Is not expected to have in­ ers will include Col. F. S. Sweet, program, will be on Dec. 11. Thompaonville, Nov. 29— In WNHO—TV mover, handkerchief*, playing Suburban Realty ', 24-ycar-old Lo* Angeie* bath and shower, hot water heat, Colum bia 9:30—Amos 'n' Andy. We*lneiida.VB. 12:80 P. M. to 8:86 P. M. moving out of town offers this oil, recessed radiation, breeteway W THT—News; Joe Glrand. is acting as area chairman, assist­ heavyweight fighter, wa* horn In home at $18,900. Walton W. Grant, 6:15— 10:00—Martin Kane. ed by Mra. Arthur-M. Ives, 169 San Antonio, Tex., and schooled in TELEPHONE 2-1044 Frlda.v*. 0:80 A. M. to 8:M P. M. and attached garage, laundry In W TIC —Bob .Steele. 10:30—What'B My Name? Realtor, 647 Main street, Hart­ basement. Second floor has space Mothers and friendi were out Holland lane. East Hartford, and Seattle. Wash. He won 28 Sif hi* Other days 8:80 A. M. to 8:86 P. M. MALONEY’S RADIO and TELEVISION WONS -Sport*. 11:00—Foreign Intrigue. Miss Elizabeth M. Curran, Can­ first .31 fight*. 15 by knockout.*. ford 3-7384, evenings Manchester for two large rooms with dor­ to witness the Impressive inves­ 11:30—Somerset Msugban. 3160. • W H A Y— Supper Serenade. ton Center. mers, has rough plumbing and titure candlelight ceremonies con­ WDRC—Jack Smith. 12:30—News. heating, atorm windows and Gifts may be left at any of the HAYNES STREET—7 room in­ ducted by Brownie and Girl Scout 6 :20— committee members’ homes nr at screens. Priced at $14,000. Call WDRC—Jack Zalman. sulated colonial. Four bedrooms 2-2667. Troops at Yeomans Hall Monday the Joint Committee of .Stats Men­ and bath, second floor; three afternoon. 6:25— Baclnian Sentenced tal Hospitals office at 65 Wethers­ rooms and laN-atory first. Fire­ FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW—Very W TIC—Weather. field avenue, Hartford. .Six new girls became Brownies WDRC—Guy Lombardo. place, new oil burning furnace, large rooms, oil ateam heat, ga­ 7 and were escorted to the Brownie Sensational New Television Feature 6:80— To Death By Gas copper piping,, electric dlMiwash- rage. ameaite drive, near Main Fairy Pool where In a cute little WONS—News; Bill Jenkins street and schools. Very clean cr. automatic washer, two open ceremony they were Invested with Show. .4braiiiovitz Gets porches, two-car garage with throughout. Priced for quick El Centro. Calif., Nov. 29—145— pin*, put on upside down to to W TH T — Sereno Gammell; The criminal savagery of William ameslte driveway, large, double sale. Charles Lesperence. Mione worn that way until they had 3620. Weather. Edward Cook, a 23-year-old pint 30 Days In Jail lot with nice shade trees. Early done their flrat good deed. They W TIC—Emile Cote Glee Oub sized desperado who kidnaped nine occupancy. Reduced price for Im­ were Eileen Alexander, Rita MANCHESTER—Older home, oil WDRC—Record Album. persons aiid killed six of them, has mediate sale. Please call R T. Evan*. Betsy File*. Sandra Gard­ 6:45— Hartford, Nov. 29—(45— Jonas heat, aix large rooms. Porch, been halted by California justice. Abraraovltz. a former guard at McCann, Realtor. 7700. ner. Beverly Htcktng and Sharon WTIC-Three Star Ex'tra. Cook, product of wretched en­ combination storm sash, large Starkey. WDRC—Lowell Thomas. the State Prison in Wethersfield, lot. price $11,000. For immediate vironment In a bleak and desolate MANCHESTER —6 room home, Shirley Allen, Barbara Beck. 7:00— has been convicted of smuggling sale, down payment 13.800. How­ abandoned mining section near contraband to prisoners and sen­ now vacant .13 bedtoonvil hot Marilyn. Naumec.. Joyce Person WDRC—Beulah. ard R. Hastings. Phone 2-1107. Joplin, Mo., waa lentenced to death tenced to serve 30 days in jail. water oil heat, nicely landscaped «nd Barbara Randall, pinned with W H A Y —Symphony Hall. in San Quentin gas chamber for lot, 100 X 150, ameslte driveway, W THT—Weather; Songs and Superior Court Judge Edward 3. "wing*'’ hy Mr*. W. 0. $2,800 cash for Sale 73 Up" to the Intermediate Scout WONS - Fulton Lewis, Jr. W TIC—Bright Star. The five-foot, four-inch self- strong criticism of the law under over mortgage required for non BOLTON—21 aerra of good land. Troop, which, formed in a semi­ “The Frame of ligh t for Viewing Comfort” styled badman already was under which Abramovitz wa* convicted veteran. Henry Eacott Agency, Some building lota. Good loca­ circle around the Brownie*, ac­ 7:15— WONS-Tello-Test. five sentences of 60 years each in and the state's method of hiring 366 High atreat Waat, Manches­ tion. Priced right at $7,500. Phone cepted them Into their midst. connection with the kldnap-mur- W DRC-Jack Smith. prison guards was voiced by coun­ ter. Manchester 3683 or 2-1795. Barbara Wood*. 3702. Other new scout*, taken In, not der.* of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moaaer sel In the case. prevloualy Brownie* were Norma 7:30— and their children of Atwood, III. MANCHESTER — New home, 5 Beaudry, Betty Berthiaume, Jan­ WONS—Gabriel Heatter. The sentences were to to served beautiful finished rooms, the best Suburban For Sale 75 ice Culver. Betty-Ann Elliott, El- W TH T—Silver Eagle. consecutively. « f everything. Features too num­ len-Mae Elliott, Carol Kaakira’itz W TIC—News of the World. The Federal Director of Prisons, erous to mention. Phone for full VEIRNON — New 4-room ranch, and Elinor Carole Pierce. Tlteae W DRC-Club Fifteen. James V. Bennett, may now order particulars, sale price $12400. large lot, near bu* and school. girl* were all Invested by Mrs. 7:15— the transfer of Cook from the fed­ PRESCRIPTIONS between $3,000 and $3,500 down. Choose your own color echeme. Irving Tenenbaum, Girl Scout WDRC—Ed Murrow. eral prison St Aleatrax Island to Gsrefolly compooiided. Many other listings. Call Ells­ Barbara Woods, Agent. 3702. Leader, following candlelight cere- W ONS—Bing Crosby. California’s Ban Quentin, where W n c —One Man's Family. worth Mitten, Agent. 6930. monlea conducted by Mia* Jean the killer will await action of the IN BOLTON—A home of diitlnc- Nataep. retiring Girl .Scout leader, 8 :00— State Supreme Court on his appeal ArCwr Drag Storm MANCHESTER—6-room Garrison tlon, four rooms, hot water oil aaslated by Alice Miller and Lil­ WDRC -F B I in Peace and War. for a review, automatic pnder Cal­ colonial, ceramic tile bath, hot heat, combination storm windows lian Banner, asatatant junior lead­ WONS —National Health Show.' ifornia law. water oil heat, Ruaco screens and and screen*, large lot. Coventry, ers of Bron-nles and Smuts. After W H A Y —Polish National Home. storm windows, all rooms plaster, three room*, 1 acre, $2,200. R. they had lighted the first three W THT—Defense Attorney. WTIC—Father Know* Best. ed. oak flooring, laundry tubs, O. Denton, telephone 6724. candle*, ten gtrl* each lighted one from those, as they repeated one 8:30— MAILING copper plumbing, ameaite drive­ OOVEINTRY— Attractive new 6- WDRC —RJavhouse. way, 2-car garage, lot 60 x 200 of the Rcotit promise*. They were room home, all convenience*, Marjorie Oinwanec. Kathy Beck, W TIC—Mr. Keen. Leieal Bavtragts completely fenced, nicely land­ basement garage, minimum down Charlotte Orlando, Patty Haynes, W TH T— Hollywood Star Thea­ AT LOW PRICES SERVICE scaped. Two blocks from bus line, payment, easj' term*; also aever- Kathleeu Knzclka, Gloria Bellows, ter. HOURS 8 A. M. to 11 P. S close to shopping center — new Greater al older house* and colonial* with Karen Anthony. Roberta Mc- W ONS—Rod and Gun Club, school, 60-day occupancy. Price old feature* and improvements, Quade, Ruth Potter and Betty W H A Y —Conn. A.I.C. Basket'; Arthur Crux Storm $18,500. Henry Eacott Agency, $2,500 and up. Welle* Agency, Berthlume. ball Game. 266 High Street West. Manches­ Coventry. Tel. 7-6872 or 7-7501. 6:00— „ BUSINESS SERVICE For opening ceremonies the col­ and SUPPLY CO. ter. Manchester 3683 or 2-1795. or bearer* were Roberta McQuade W THT— Amateur Show, 7 i w n c —Dragnet. 866 M AIN ST— T E U 2-1278 MANCHESTER — Well built 5- and Patty Haynes and color I WUATS THE REAL PRICE Wanted—Real Estate 77 guards, Barbara Beck and Char­ Viewing W H A Y —News; Night Watch. room dwelling now vacant. - Fire­ WDRC—Inspector Heathstone ‘DN TOUH HOUSE 7 Through yoort of rotoorch, oxporl* place, oil heat, tile bath, many lotte Orlando. Memberahip stars CONSTDEnftINO SELLING Indicating active memberahip for WONS—True or False. ether special features. Full price T m H Bad oar eompetoat j montotion, and tooting, tho Pienoor YOUR PROPERTY T another year In Scouting were 8:80— $13,800. Other listings available. pialaera srOl qaaWflei to Without obligation to you, we awarded to Karen. Kathy, Gloria, WDRC — Operation Under­ b»?oR Alice Clampet, Realtor. Phone 2- j Porachuto Company has kopt paco will appraise or make you a cash Mariorie, Patty, Kathleen. Rober­ ground. 4543 or 2-0880. offer for property. Bee ~ us before ta, Ruth and Marsha Squier. Comfort W n C —Counterspy. Eeasenitor. tSare la am WANTED r with tho arduous nocossitiot of iupor^ W H A Y —Night Watch. aay ebSgatlaa wtoa yoa call LOVELY Nearly new aix room you qpll. Player Badges, earned 1s8t Phone 6373 year, hut not awarded because WONS—Reporter’* Round-up. ■ookliMpiiig mochint j spood jot oyiation. lifo-saving pora- single on ^xtra large lot, close to 9:45— 4ABV18 RBALTT BRAE-BURN REALTY there was no award* ceremony, school, stores and transportation. were given to Kathy. Marjorie, W TH T—Jacques Prey. 4116 opofatar for pmrmansnt chutos hove boon constructod, so Hot water heat, oil burner, flre- SELLING YOUR property 7 Patty, Ruth and Roberta. work. Exporiwiea dosir- strong, so shock-rosistont, that thoy plaoe, tile bath, picture window, Whether it be a lot. house or "There are 28 Brownies In the oM* blit not MSMtid. open stairway, dormers, combina- business In town or country, you troop at present and 34 Girl A f can withstand tho most torrific ton* tlon screens and stonn sash. Im will get prompt and personal Scouts were preaent at Monday's sensational Sylvania engineering mediate occupancy. $13,500. Wm. service by calling Ellsworth Mit­ ■haeetlng. Apply Mr. Waltar Gni* sions imposed upon thorn. Todoy's E. Ooddchild, Sr, Realtor. Office ten. agent Phone 6980. As .the complete aaaembly MO, HoneliM ttr Trmt 15 Forest street. Manchester joined hand! In a circle, scout triumph gives a soft, cod frame of airmen can pilot their swift croft 7925 or 8891. - W ANTED -lo u r property to sell ■onga were sung with "Taps" as a BETTER SERVICE Reliable ouyera waiting with finale and the meeting closed. with perfect faith that tho porochuto MANCHESTER—ResidenUal see. eaah. Flnancet arrauged. Wa Punch and cookies had been light around your screen. It breaks the they wear will carry them from don* tton, S bedrooms, ranch style naed 4-5-6-7 room unglea and $■ served prevlou* to the inveititure GREATER SATISFACTION AT home, custom built, full cellar, family houaeb. Howard R Hast­ ceremony. gor to sofoty with precise, automatic, attic, oil hot water heat. Owner ings. Phone 2-1107. The seventh in the series of sharp contrast between the TV screen and must move. Lot 84 x ISO. Near eight lectures on Family Life fool-proof dopondobility'. As man hMA JPot® PiY? LIOT. WITH an a ^ v e constrn for Guidance being gonducted by ..WlL ■ '--v ment, $6,500. Howard R. Hast rahabTa eowiedua serrtee. Frea iiam Benedict of the State De­ thrdSfker MrroU makes viewing . Sylvanis 20* Mahogany seeks now borltotif of iftoOd th raghf^"'^ Inga, Mahehaster 2-1107. appralaa) arrlvuig at satisfactory partment of Health, under the Deluxe Conaole, with HALOLiCHT,Movie-Clesr* acUIng phea to you. Tha Allen aponsorshlp of the Oolumbia PTA Pioneer will moke his continued MANCHESTER—Charming live- Realty Ca Phone Manchester was held in Yeomans Hall Tues­ pleasanter, hours on end! It makes the pielsre, Stsdio-Qesr* tound. Non-glare, wide- sofoty their proud geol of ochiovo* room custom built home. Living 5105. day night, Nov. 27, at 8 p. m. % angle viewing with tlanied, dutt-iealcd face. RADIO . . . TELEYISION . ... APPUANCK room, fireplace, kitchen, dining The topic of the evening w-aa 718 MAIN STREET — TELEPHONE 8888 ment. FOR QUICK RESULTS in selling Alas svsilsble in modern blond. room and two bedroom*. Tile "Specific Teen-Aga Problems". picture Jook clearer, seem actually laiger. (A t The Saow Leoetlan SIb m I t t t ) Come To ^ bath, porch and garage. Com­ your property call Suburban Mr. Benedict Incorporated into the bination aluminum window*, and Realty Co., Realtors, 541 Main topic a diacuaslon of elements When trouble comes, the pilot pulls atreet. Call 8315. Motealte doors. Ideal location. Frances K. leading to emotional upheaval and Be among the first to see, to own the a l o Wagner, Realtor. 2-002$. delinquency. This necesaltataa go­ Here’t Horn H U G H T Wel the aggressor." and opened fire. 11m Brltona Extrm Special! lAidies Dnpont Nylon teachers of the specIBed grades. have arrows, they would fight the ahlpment was located among Alankon E. ,Stewart, Jr., local Oat Tiar bp IttU...... f ’ ?'?! realities. In such a role, you make Sir Ralph added: "That is an stormed ths bulldlMi wounding Stockinga 51-15 3 prs. $2.95 The Green-Chobot Post. Ameri' Mx Boa the by Matt...... t «m with flats. the goo^ piled up on the pier and man was REWIRE — SHOP WISE — 8IK>P HEBE board chairmdh, requested that can Legion, Monday night voted to OlM MMth hr MaU...... t 1.00 as much noise as you ran, you abaoliite certainty. By a common X Icftbehind when "The decisive thing is not the was rushed to Manchester, arriv­ others fled. USB OUB LAT-AWAY PLAN FOR XMAS etch area board of education ask purchaoe two American flags for % ttacla Copy ...... » -OO scheme of defense, you certainly ing Just In time thla morning. WaahlT. by Catriaf...... » .30 type of armaments used, not the shoot at every visible target with have a good chance of escaping In­ Oen.^ Oeorge Brskine, the the Indii’idusl bosrds their opinion the local Cub packs, 57 and 55 Oiven away abaolutely free with as to whether such -boards pre­ Because A&P’s quality standards are so high, "Super-Right' m e ^ arc Baba. Dallrand. Ona Taar...... 113.00 siate of disarmament; the de­ a blunderbuss, and you hope that, vasion, Just as happened In the British commander, anhounced These will be presented at the eventually, you bring down some last two w ar! a small purchase at Burton's, the yesterday that Abdelhadi Ohaiall ferred a five or a 18 town study Dec. 10 meeting when the cubs always delicious. And because A&P's prices are in the lowest OPS r<^ MKMBim or cisive thing is the state of the cute little hand-painted piggy committee on the regional high th b associated press kind of game. Even if you don't Egypt already has rejected a Bay, the Cenal Zone gevemor, bed wilt be guests of the post at the Tba Aaaoclatcd Prria la axclualaalr spirit actually find A real target, some western invitation to Join Britain, banka will soon be full of dollara, agreed to order Egyptian pollee to schools problem. Each town study American Legion rooms on Wall tail price group and excess waste is removed from each cut before it s and quarters and dimes too, which commitlee is comprised of four antlUad to th' uao of ropublleatlon of "Friends would not fight even If of your allegations will still stick the United States, France and Tur­ clean up" nationaliat extremista street. Georg# Farren and Wil­ weighed, they're always line values. If yoa. don't agree, your money all Bowa iSapatchoa credited to It or they hsd atomic bombs; and In the public imagination. As for key In planning an International Manchesteritea with an eagle-eye who have been haraaeing British members. TTie resulting study liam Phillips were elected to the aot otbarwlaa drodltod In thta paper for Veliiea in this aenaatlonal forces in the canal lone. groups would Include 20 to 52 enemies will fight even if they yourself and your own reimtatlon, Middle Ba.st command to defend committee of CUb Peck 57 spon will be returned. So be right—buy Super-Right I and alao tba local newa publUhcd hero. you fought a good party fight, the Suex Canal and now Is trying three-day sale, will save by doing Under the agrsement—reached members. The mentioned meetings sored by the post. Robert BIssell All ritbta of ropoblloaOon of apecial have only their fists." their Christmas shopping early at are to ascertain in which area Slapatchea barala are alao reaerred. even if you didn't actually prove to secure adoption of similar non- at a secret rendevoue on the la- snd Mr. Farren were elected to The question, he said. Is "how anything. cooperation policies by the other Burton's n\allla-Port Said road—the British group town boards of education represent' the post at the TTiursday mu aereleo client of N. E. A. Berr- to promote fundamental friend­ That is the hard-boiled view of six nations of the Arab League. were to permit Egyptian pollee in feel they are most suitable. meeting at the Nathan Hale Com SUKK-KICHT ’ KAN SWEETJAfATID Senator Herman's role. When The Wlilte Paper said Salah el the nren to be renrmed, Erskine A t a special local board meet­ •®i.Pabltahera* *"*• Bepreaentatlrea: The ship and understanding, how to munity Center concerning a com­ political crusaders In general grow Din told Steven.son his warning Deaths Last Night said. ing Dec. 12 the members will In­ munity children's Chrlstmaa par miloa Eathawa SpecUl Atenry — N «» creqjte an atmosphere of trust. "was couched in the language of terview' four new applj^cants for Toric. Chlcato, Detroit and Boatnn. more responsible and more accur­ fy. Friday at 5 p. m. the post "This," he said, "can riever ate and more careful in selecting war, force and Invasion while, aa In 1950 the railway passenger the position of prlncipsl at the LOINS will sponsor a setback party in PORK KEMBER AUDIT BUREAU o r come about by magic or miracle. their targets, we will note that members of the United Nations or* By THE ABHOCIATED PREM industry did |S1 million worth of Robertson School. To date Mrs the Legion Halt with Edward S. ORCULATIONS It is the boon of patient and un- fact. But up to now, as politics go, ganirjitinn we should talk the lan­ New York— Theodore PenOeld express business. Stewart states six applicants have Franz, George f>. Nelson of An guage of peace, secvirlty, recogni­ Any Size Piece | " ^ c U p t o 6 lbv anything goes. Walker, 51, chairman of the board already been intenlewed. dover, and William Cadesux of The Herald Printing Company. Inc. despalrlng endeavor. This is not to say, however, that tion of right and Justice, and re­ aaataaea no Snanclal reaponalblllty tor of the Commercial Solvents Cor­ There will be another special Mansfield the committee In "Only by hard and sometimes the blunderbuss, type of attack Is spect of the sovereignty of na­ LOIN END LB 9 c# N il END LB " f c # typographical erroro appearing In ad- poration and a member of the board meeting Dec. 19 with the charge. vcrtloanienta and other reading matter thankless work; only as we never not exposed to a law of dlmlnl.sh- tions and the Integrity of their ter- Smalt DfposH Hol4s local faculty concerning salary re­ rltoiies." . board o f the Com Products Re- Rev. Truman O. Ireland, minis­ Ib The Maacheater Eranlng Herald. tire of discussion and negotia­ Ing returns. The crusader can gain quests. ter of the First Congregational the reputation of being a reckles.s flnlng Company. HOW GOOD IS tion; only as we determine to face A 126 check given by Girl Whole Pork Loinsn49* Thursday, November 29 hunter. And, if he makes loo many FREE DEUVERY IN TOWN Scouts a few years ago for school the ultimate spiritual crisis in the charges which go against the in­ Biirlon^s Receive equipment was voted to be used Not Th# End of The War world today; only as we humbly stinct of public belief, some of his to purchase an American flag and SPECIAL Center Cut Chops 69* yield to every Impulse of lovf and more valid charges may suffer a Only aa good as its fona- standard for the Robertson School Teaterday, for a few brief good will, trusting that there is loss of weight, too. Piggy Banks Late dation. And that is good auditorium. 77ie money has been ALL 5e CANDY hours, the troops in the front line in men a spark that will never Senator Herman, to tho^e who purpose bailt on service and turned over to Mrs. Samuel A. have been following the welfare AND GUM !n Korea, and excited people here The nifty little hand-painted desire to please. We’d like Guilford, Interim principal, for fall to respond to truth: situation at all, has, on the one this purpose. at home had a taste of the feeUng "Only as the underlying com­ piggy banks, which Burton's is giv­ to serve you—and oar fiat hand, been dealing with an obvi­ ing away with each purchase of To date only one bid for the in­ 3 for 10c Of peace. mon humanity and spirituality be­ ous and admitted Imperfection in selection of Used Cars terior painting of the Center Super-Right' Cooked Horn 31.9S or more during its three day FERNDALE, ACROSS FROM HIGH SCHOOL J T IL XMAS. RESERVE RIGHT It was partly an Illusion. The tween the great Russian world the work of an overloaded public awaits yonr inspection. School has been received, accord­ CINTII tllCM MMOVfO agency. And he has, on the other, "Nlfty-G lfty" sale, almost did not TO LIMIT GUANTTITES NO CtNItt UIC(3 3IMOVID new order today Is "shoot to kill," lOfS MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ing to a report by Lawrence C. and the great western world Is diminished his own effectiveness arrive In the store in time for Terms to make yoar pur­ thrifty Atonchester shoppers to Latimer of the board building and lUn HALF •’ 69' auniND and that doesn't quite mean what sought, discovered, and promoted: In such charges by shooting at chase easy. A price to de­ 7 A. M.-11 P. M. grounds committee. The Niard K says, either. everything else In sight. have theih to stuff full of the dol­ FERNDALE NO CtNtfg illCIS atMOVIO CINTie ttICIS k«MO\i.J "Only as we Invoke in all this lars they are saving by shopping light you. We’d like to show feels more are necessary before The situation during the SO day the original positive spirit of' Take, for Instance, his repeal­ yoa these fine, values— this work can be done. Acrooa From High School 5HANK HALF " • 59' tHANKBND’^’" " “ Aa' in this timely sale. In fact. It 1095 Mein St., Maneheater pha^ in Korea Is that there Is nn friendship: ed charge that Welfare Commis­ wa.s 9:10 this morning, ten min­ NOW! The board la asking all parents to furnish sneakers or rubber- to to 12ortlng 4- Deor deluxe eedea. mdle, who is not a member of the board. reflecting this situation were although he did not know the cost of state news, been eonfiiM-iT SURGiai EUSTK STOCKINGS heater, dlrecUeaal signals, epet- A policy was adopted that sub­ Link Saufogo given to our troops, and they were of an atom bomb, he suspected with those of Robert 4. So .Sena­ nght, good rubber very clean. Save more than half stitute teachers employed longer told to do no more than protect that the money invested in five tor Herman has proeee

butory basis plan was rejected by W^ffiVOrogp the union which desires to con­ Says Price for Autos, Paid G iv^ Agents^ tinue the present contributory l^pSkd iVip pension plpn so aa to guarantse Strike ViewsI adequats retirement benefits.” 23534853485348532390232348 In Hainan Lives, Can Be Cut X _____ Orvllls Beal, Prudential vice Cinderella Week End Meot "fhis To Coimty Jail president, said the imlon haa re­ duced its original demands of Oct. Are you ready for a price cutT^ 'But the toll la rising again, Union Man Doubts Pru> 1 from pay increases totaling 555 BOB TYREL — FLOYD RICHARDS VaHowlaf • tm r of tiM Hartford Who isn’t? and the price la still too high— million to $55 million, which would 55.000 deaths last year, plus 1,- dential Stoppage Sat« C— ty JaU on aorma atroot io Police Oiicf Herman O. Schen- result in pay rtlsea of about $45 a ■ artfo ri yaotarday momUiy, 300.000 injured, and three blllloa del, told today hew it can-bo done. urday Can Be Averted week to each agent. According to “ anombora of tba Hartford County dollars out of our pocket, becauM Sack the $45 figure is based upon PORK lO fiK IM iratlan of Donoeratlc Women The commodity? The meet pre­ of traffic accidents. In Their New 1952 Stage Show cious thing on earth—human Ufa. Prudential Insurance Company hospitalization, increased days off fM that tin y can do much (o help "Right now we want to focUa and other benefits translated into tho tmfoituaata tamataa of the "There’s one price we can cut, attention on that millionth vic­ lower and lower," he aaid, "and agents, scheduled to go on strike cash value. ' ViRPUmOK SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, TOES, DEa 4, B N P. M. JalL tim aa a symbol of what wo can Saturday unless negotiations be-| that’s the price in Uvea and in­ do to prevent traffic accidents. Hia Takan on a conducted tour of juries that we have been paying tween the Insurance Agents In­ AUSPICES OF SIAlirCIHESTER REPUBUCAN WOBIEN’S CLUB the Jail by County Commlaaioner number is up! But the longer we for the use of automobiles.*’ ternational Union, AFU and the ItAN. “ 4 j Mary Kenny BrO^ln and Sheriff can keep him from being killed, OAU. Fotter, the membera of the Dem­ "This country la about to pay the better chance you and I have company which broke down CONTESTANTS' PRIZES! DOOR PRIZES! ^ * 6 9 * boohed H an ,. ocratic organlaatkin, including out the millionth life for the great of staying alive." « 'Tuesday in New York are re­ Oharlts W. Lathrtp i . Mra. Katherine Bourn and Mra. economic benefits and convenience Obeying traffic regulations, sumed, are demanding a flat 510 FOR FOR TICKETS TEL. MANCHESTER 05TR 3-45tl Helen ntapatrick of thla town, the automobile haa brought That driving and walking with due a week allowance for car and ACTOMOBILE INBUBANOB Shop found the jail very clean, but the millionth victim will be killed caution at all times, were the other expenses and the raising of j (lastaUnient PaynMnta) OBTERPS BRIDAL SHOP, 3ND FLOOR BTATH THEATER BLDO. vugfD u 4 4 . " “"tw o facUiUca inadequate. Equipped for sometime between now and the simple recommendations Chief the minimum wage from $85 to| IM E ast Oeater B t. TeL 3-OSM ISO Inmatea at the preaent time end of this year. It has taken Schendel made for keeping Mr. |5S a week, according to Philip H. there are 53d there, moatly drunks, about 50 years to kiU the first Million alive. Sack, financial secretary of Hart­ vayranta and dope addlcta. aen- million in traffic, but at the pres­ Don't be that millionth victim! ford Local 80 which Includes Man-1 ^Molrerf PirnT#. F/menfo Loaf tenced there for abort terms. ent rate It uill take only 30 years Don't be the driver .that kills that Chester. Sack said Prudential | " « * « SWING Tho women were told that the for the second million.” millionth victim! agents receive no compensation hospital room haa been equipped But what about that price cut? for use of their cars. with new beds and other equip­ "We know now that the traffic If the strike Is called, 22 Man­ ment, and that a doctor makes death rate can be brought down." chester agents will picket the I IF YOU WEAR A HALO dally visits and la on call 24 hours Chief Schendel siid. ‘"That Is, If Last Air Raid Test Manchester office. According to FRANCO-AMERICAN Lt a day. A registered pharmacist Is all of us want It brought down. Sack 16.000 agents In 33 states g WIU^-ANYWAY— IF YOUS « 5 . f c ' s . “ 5 9 . also on call. The chapel haa been ’IVaffIc deaths hit a high point of To Be Held Dee. 7 will ba affected by the stoppage. completely done over and is quite nearly 40.000 in 1041. Curtailed He said there was little chance SPAGHETTI SAUCE Nat'®®** evetv P*®* , ^wcerf Bacon attractive. S FAMILY THINKS YOU’U AN ANOH . . Wteo Tlf»' -ttarant®* ;»oataat'*'l travel during the following four The last air raid signal test of the strike could be averted. U ba» h«*® to 8“® " »oev But the needs of the Jail, the war years reduced tho toll, and The company haa offered higher visitors believe, far outweigh the since then Intensive safety ef­ the current uniform statis schedule commission rates that would av­ WITH 64c conveniences. Some attempt haa forts—In enforcement, en^neer- will be heard in Manchester on erage 53.45 per agent. The union IT S PROBASLY BECAUSE YOU MIAY OOAUTY „ been made to fix up a library I ing and education—can be negotiating committee termed the )C jar room, but only a few books are Friday. Dec. 7, a t 11:16 a. m.. Po­ credited with important reduction lice Chief Herman O. Schendel. di­ Increase "Inadequate." A com­ I SERVE BURSACK’S RNE FOOD Ot ropBl available and chairs of all' kinds in'the number of deaths per 100 rector of the Mancheatec Civilian pany offer to change the retire­ fAN are needed for this room. For million miles of travel. Nor haa Defense program, reported today. ment plana to a non-contributory •M or those going out. after completion the total number of deaths again basis, retroactive to Jan. 1, would of their sentences, there Is need of The air raid signal haa been JACK FROST SUGAR 5^46$ reaohed that 1041 peak. That sounded throughout the state on allow agents a weekly saving of F } « , j ® " a room where they can press and shows the price of motor travel the first and third Friday of every 53.14 and a lump sum' refund of ”> »n dar ‘• 3 » , v9!fJi[®9S da up their clothing. A barber’s can be cut. $160. Sack said "the non-contri­ chair IS' also needed, the women month for the last several iasonths. GREEN GIANT PEAS said. “ 6 y , The food served at the Jail was \ found to be plain but w’holeaome WATER MAIU RICE 12 11c and nutritious. At a future meeting, the Hart­ I ford County Federation of Demo­ cratic Women plan to discuss 1 giaat pki^ ways in which the organization WITH ceupoM sugars MMmKUT can help these unfortunate in­ tr mates, ndany of whom are very a n f VegelMe. young and have no family ties, with better facilities In the Jail i d 2 largo gkgi. 49e and to leading better lives outside. SPEGAL PRICE THIS WEEK! ORANGK MIOFJUW ^QC \ Rtgular Six# FREE foan Carol 0 NO lETTK lltEAD VAUK ANYWHHI . ^ t J r n QUALITY FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES I whan yau buy WkRe Bread 2 '»-oiloavu29< w a p e f r u i t FLORIDA ; SUN RIPENED ^ MIENDUFYOSUS. c a m ^ U Y IT TOASTED • A REAL TREAT SWEET RYE BREAD DANISH IPDIEBOY a m a a * * ^ * ^ * 3 for 35c P lIA rc bating RabiR Brtad IS-O U O A F 19c rrears o a r s lUMfBOSC OREGON 3 39. ^ 1 Both S its WITH COUPON ^aan Carat 18 -O Z L O A F 14c PECAN RING 1 5 0 % ■■ovm IT S 8 IV I A TRULY OUTSTANDING 'SPECIAL Grapes'«»o««ufo«NiA22 us 2 5 t . 5 i* s | 9 c A U JMUT * PORK ROAST JUST HIAT N 'E A T TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS tA 3 5 ‘ SWIFTS PREMIUM BONEUMS 3 peufld Qovtrleif RoHs 'KGOf9 21c MONEY SAVING VALUE. B r o c c o li W.S.. . i n ! “ n " P s 2 BRISKET CORNED BEEF 8 k LB. COR 29c Squash •utternut A U W iU KNOWN FOODS Ckrcl. 5K ese OuldianJin^ ^rocer^ VaLJ C) f. C7 OR OES MOINES U 4t CHOICE RIB ROASTS LB. 8 k WITH COUPON at LOW IVIRYDAY SAVINGS Laaa, Short Shank. B navatf IOSCO PICNICS 4 9 : SMILENX Chocolate Syrup ij^zjar27c SPERRY AND RARNES i ozpko PORK SHOULDERS SHREDDED Finast Raisins 5 19« RM Nrfw’yMN’OOO LB. 4 k PINEAPPLE JUICE 18 OZ. CAN lOO mmi VMT POC$mi NEW ENGLAND Durkoo's Cocoanut iozceuo28c Broaoli ^ SUNCREST (Nva year pels dw idtol mrtrMen PRUDENCE Richmomi Peas ” " 16< AeS only 100K SMOt con prevtdel SMOKED PICNICS i-B. 4 k EVAPORAHC MILK 8 CANS 8 8 o CorRo8 Roof Hash *««ztin43c AvalaMo greand er ki cbaidM. PUBITAN PRUDENCE Vegalablei ,oS« m .w » co22.* cSfiifc Cakii ” ’^ "“ 25. MS a sssMS SMst 1ST 'mx Ms« vats Green Beans YOR GARDEN - 2 3 . MSM a saavvVaa saw aae sees FRESH PICNICS 4 5 no* HERSHETS KISSES PKo. 28c Roast Baaf Hash wozt>n45c •hosiers J“ 39, FANCY MILK FED DAISY HAMS *'Nrs bssf a. es>s ksnamMl LB. 0 9 U STALEY CREAM BENNErS CHILI SAUCE BOTTLE I k Cam Starch upkg14c Margarine YELLOW QUARTERS 24c NATIVE FOWL LB. 4 k IITE SIZE O f THE 4 H O Z T IN CHASE A SANBORN INSTANT COFFEE ChkkfR ka Tuna 32c FANCY EASTERN TIN FORTIFIID WITH VITAMIN D Spaghttti Supptr DUFF'S Tomato Juico 25c LARGE FOWL 1 LARGE $1.07— 1 LARGE 5c Tnes., Deck 4—«;U P. M. TO FRY OR M O IL, CUT UP Ghigarhraad Mix uozpkg25c Odd Fellows Hall Selected Fresh FruH$ and • HEALTIFUL Mystle Bcvtew, W. B. A. BOTH FOR $1.12 Richmond Poaches S ' 30< T et 2-SS2» or 6S0S Mahax Caraal 22« zpkg30c EVANGELINE MILK For Keeervationa Vegetables THIS IS OUR URGEST SELLING EA C H mm FANCY DUTCH MAID Ciller ^ine. \Jaiues! EVAPORATED MILK. FOR MANY YEARS, CHICKENS EMPEROR QRAPES 2 lbk 2 k Notice rr HAS BEEN RECOMMENDED BY DOCTORS SUGAR CURED SLICED COOKIES WHOLE - SMALL Beets 20-OZ TIN Zoning Board of Appeals FRESHLY GROUND EXTRA FANCY RED Finast FOR INFANT FEEDING. 3 ' 3 8 In accordance with the require- B4GUSH STYU U menta of the Zoning Regulatlona BACON HAMBURG DELICIOUS APPLES ASSORTMHn PKG41< of the Town of Mencheater, Conn., 67eli Richmond mNCHtmE Beans i«oztin1S« I FIRM. JUICY the Zoning Board of Appeals will SAVE WITH THIS SAVE WITH THIS hold a Public Hearing on Monday, JACK FROST G O RTO N 'S SAVE WITH THIS December 10, 1051, a t S P. M. In FRUITS ANU SUNKIST LEMONS Finast MAINE • CREAM STYLE 17-OZTIN‘| 7 c the Hearing Room of the Munici­ Corn LOW COST LOW COST LOW COST pal Building on the following ap- SUGAR 5 Lb. Bag FANCY Codfii^ CalcGt plicatione: 46c HEAKTYRNNM HEAKTYFDDDI HEAKTYPaaOl VEGETABLES D’ANJOU PEARS READY 29-OZ TIN 2 9 c Albert Nackowiki for permis- Richmond Apricots Blon to conduct a picture framing ARMOUR'S EVAPORATED T O FRY 10OZTIN 2 2 < MACARONI and CHEESE SPAGHEni • ITAUAN STYU ■tudlo In home, at 35 Lockwood FANCY ARIZONA FARMER BROWN BEANS and BROWN BREAD FINAST UCUIAR - fllOW • SHULS FINAST PfA - YELLOW EYE - RED KIDNEY FINAST • REGULAR OR THIN Street, Reeidenee Zone B. m i l k 2 Tall Cana WASHED SPINACH Dole's PINEAPPLE Juice 18-OZ TINS 25< Nelion Richmond for permia- LETTUCE MACARONI P^^^ 45e p^o16c BAKD BEANS zroztinXSc SPAGHEni 3-LI PKG 45c II PKG I6c alon to erect a eingle family SUNSHINE FANCY’ FIRST NATIO N Al • A IL PURPOSI . FINAST . WITH TINY RAISINS Tomorto Uasto finast d-ozTiNllie dwelling which will contain 756 Head FANCY CAUPORNIA TOMATO aq. ft. of living area on the ground 25c Hi-Ho Crackm CHEESE FOOD.^>^*'oaf85c BROWN BREAD m^ ztinIVc M ushroom s 551 siicio i ^ ztin 3 0 c floor which Is 04 eq. feet leaa than NATIVE OARROTS BUNCHES 2k BED RIPE CELO PKG. KCTCHUP FINAST PURE I4.0Z ITl 22c GRATED CHEESE %S*17c regulations allow, on Lot No. 10 PASTE 6 Oz. Tin —^1— LB PKG Spring Street (Eaat of No. 277) 11c 36< Riealdence Zone AA. TOMATOES FIANCO AMIKICAN l>ille Carron for permUslon to erect dwelling on lot having an area of 17,000 eq. f t which U SPAGHETTI SAUCE UptoR's Soup Mix NOOOU How to Cot ”PU 3,000 eq. ft. leaa than regulatlona WITH M IA Y Here s c— lufWlMid ...-WsOHIPA' .SouGMix Street. (South of Ko. 120) Rural motmuas TOMATO-ViOaTABU ‘'F-i! i. Sieia" f s n f Residence Zone. ORANGES hiMtmi***' UY.,n,„-., ^ Nellie Dwjmr for permlMion to Soup Mix PKGOF3ENV 3 / C uae one room aa a beauty parlor IIV 4.OZ. JAR N e w ! N e w ! In a proposed dwelling and sign Dog. |//\Vli3 DM I\lil\ 1 ATTENTIOti OTHERS! • • Chack u . a. HBOOltLya. 7 ** for seme approximately 1 aq. ft. g o l d e n I Think of ill A Miniatura Food Stora in hill color in area, on West aide of Wood- FANCY FLORIDA RRST POOD STORE S19-S21 M A IN STREET. AT THE CENTKII— MANCHESTER bridge Street (Opposite Bretton SEEDLESS - will koap your child busy by lha hour - , Road) Residence Zone A. COOKIES ^ - will antOTtain his friands. tool Myrtle K Tedford for permisr I c o f f e e u Sion to operate a Vari-Tnjtng and GRAPEFRUIT 77e This it whet tha store kit contains; Mimeographing Sendee from FrMhly iw if e * — gieund »• order. » o z «(g 1 9 c • STORE WITH FLOOR home, at IS Hendee Road. Resi­ ANNOUNCES THE ADDITION OF dence Zone A. 4 For 29c nnST FOOD STORE • CHECK-OUT COUNTER Harold Dwyer for permission to His. Fflhort'e Margarina o GONDOLAS - $1.00 IN PLAY MONEY- conduct clasaea In Industrial ArU, LABOE JUICY • STORE MANAGER’S BUTTON furniture reflnlshing, general hob­ ALL SCOTCH PASTRIES YEUOW QUARTERS I I PKG 32c TANGERINES T EA BAGS ^ 48 Count 45c fts _ _ • LARGE CARD OF MINIATURE CUT-OUTS by work such aa woodwork, sheet a metal, plaster ParU molding, OF GROCERY PRODUaS plasUca, etc„ In West end of build­ JESSO 20.OZ. TIN CUPP'S lABY FOOK loie tr HMt MAsms oky m ing at 464 Eaat Center Street. Dog. Mads By Past ChM Dave Campball' ' Residence Zone A. S t r iM 44Hoziars39 c Matthew M. Moriarty for per­ REDEBWBBOK APPLESAUCE 2 For 25c 7 H O Z JA t|5 e mission to erect gasoline station ' ^ ^ S r . o o together with lights and signs as GRAPES D ll M Om i SUGAR REAL AULD COUNTRY CAKES and PASTRIES shown on plot plan submitted, the entrance to vriiieh will be within 500 f«et of a Bcheol site, on South­ 2 Lbs. PEAS 30i.Tiii > SCONES, SHORTBREAD, OATCAKES, TUPENNY PIES west comer of Middle Turnpike 18c CR.ISCO OXYDOL CAMAY J(U ruuut Srap ProJmrh West and Broad Street, Buainets T O U T SOAB SW AN SOAP ‘s w a n SOAP SILVER DUST Zone m . FORFAR BRIDES, CURRANT BUNS KIRKMAN FLAKES i«"«=30c t g i , . ■ Alexander Jarvis for permlaslea t in 99c TIN 35c US1 omi roa » h cuanw ^ ^80c*A§!30c 2 bath lARS 2 3 c WITH COUPON-LESS 10c ON Granulated s o a p lg e pkg 31c I Granulated s o a p g ia n t 7 6 c REG BAR 9c 2 BATHIARS 29c LGE PKG 31c • SUL'TANNA and CHERRY CAKE, ABERNETHYS WITH COUPON-LESS 10< ON WITH COUPON -B U Y 3 BATH SUE B u m LVAnner or PURCHASI OF 3-U SOI ONLY Bremen B ^ ) Bsaldmcq Zone B. W c «bi9 eovMT siacii piM «bW buriw — ytWBg h Hm Em of Scoteli bohkif. PURCHASE O f 1 GIANT er 2 LGt PKGS AND G H I REG BAR B R U C leanser 2 <3’O z tins 19c | Borax S o a p 3 * a r s 2 5 c Harold Bennett for p6rmtMioiil te a t laaaaao to ^ d^ed garSgn^ will be located at side of dwelling I n R S T F O O D tostand of a t rear of dwelling, a t •ofP of nalovM ovorytWog gold. MAZOLA OIL UFEBUOY SOAP SURF BARCLAY HILLS RINSO LUX TOILET SOAP LUX FLAKES Hill Road, Ihiria Lai- STORE OF MANCHESTER, INQ, PHAL SOFT TOaaT TISfUl H O aS IM IA T C4C CENTER STREET PLENTY OP FREE PARKING LCfPKG 30c Q T lei KG 30e regiarS c 2 m u 2 3 c 68c r t S S c ’^ «o««8e 2S!u23c ICIPKG 30c k o iL S ' Bante Bosrd of Appeals PHONE MANCHESTER 8286 2 27c , W. 9. Rtosk, Chairman ECONOMY THURSDAYS TIL 8 P. BL—FRIDAY *70.9 P, M. / & Mutonr, Ztoretory

r..y BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, NO^MBER 29, 1981 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1961 fA G iitL em t

ing Knight Roy B. Palga. Pact Rockville Chamber of Commerce, will bee in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. night's msetlng Included a rhange in gnvernment" In Thai­ Exalted Ruler John J. Lehan of hee ennounced that during Decem­ The funeral home will be open Married Couples "D'uth or Conaequancss” pro­ land. le Rockville Lodge and hla official ber the cuitomary half holiday on Friday afternoon and evening. gram. Refreahmenta were served. Zoners Slate Thai Coapj" etaff will be in charge o f the cere­ Wedneaday will be omitted. The Men to Meet Organize, Elect The program waa In charge News Tidbits A western diplomat in I-ondbn mony. A dinner will precede the stores will be open on Thursday There will be an organisational of Mr. and Mrs. George Stoneman. No Cease-fire, said there had been conslatent re- Chrysanthemum Season Is Her# Rovor In EvOiy LonT purls that a coup was in the meeting. and Friday nights. Dec. < and 7; meeting for a man's club tonight Jarvis Appeal Culled from AP Wires m Singers Plan The membera of the lodge «are also Dec. 13 and 14, and on Wed­ at 8 o'clock at the Vernon Metho­ A young married couples club, Is Reported making In Bangkok. He aeld he Drive down and aelect your bouquet from a wide arife* making preliminary plana for the nesday through Friday, Dec. 18 to dist Church. All men Of the church being organised at Concordia •»S| heard that one had been planned tion of rolora ffrown in our Rreenhouaea. Variety Night annual children'a Chriatmaa party 22 until 9 p. m. The store* will and the community are InvUed to Lutheran Church, elected officer* Apartiiiciit Ref|iiest ami Marines in Korea aead SI eeaU a week ago. to be held on Sunday afternoon. close Chriatmaa eve at 6 p.' m. attend. .for the ensuing year at a mect- s 8th Army to help alleviate coin slinrtag* in The big question to foreign ob­ >Ve will have By London servers has bqen whether PIbul- a weekend apecial on Pompona Dec. 33. at 2 p. m. at the Carriage Mrs. EUa Scott WUey Youth Rally thg Tuesday night. 'I f .o u i Eight Others Set for United State*.. Trixie Frlgansa. carnation.*. Houae. Thia will be for Elka' Mrs. Ella Scott Wiley, 82, widow There will be a "Greater Rock­ The club, which has a member­ veteran of 50 year* In musical aonggiam haci the strength to Hearing on Dec. 10 withstand Communist opposition. Maple Grove Group Af« children of elementary achool age. of Oscar C. Wiley of 40 Florence ville Youth Rally” Sunday night, ship so . far of 20 couples, will (Coatlnaed frem Page One) comedy, celebrates he'r 80th birth­ (Continued from Page One) We also make up Wrddinff Douquela, QgfaaRea and Santa Claua will be in attendance street, died suddenly last evening Dec. 2, at 7:30 p. m; in the Rock­ meet on the fourth Tuesday of day today. The Reds staged a three-day re­ fair to Be Saturday at and there will be fun. movlea. re- at her home. She was born Sept. ville Methodiat Chuyeh. every month. Because plana are Van Fleet acknowledged his The number of apartments that Welfare commisaloner of Orange Plhulsonggram was kidnapped bellion in the Ilial armed foicca Funeral DeHigna. , Reds Urge last July. The Premier declared 8i30; Entertainment freahmenta and gifta. with the de­ 10. 1869. in Fail* Village, Conn., a The Rev. Edwin Tuller, execu­ being made for a Chriatmaa par­ headquartera had iaeued “certain Alexander Jarvis will incorporate County, New York, *a.v* some and held prisoner for a time tailed program to be announced daughter of the late Michael and tive-secretary of the Connecticut ty. the club will meet on Dec, 18. home comfort military Inatnictioni" which ap­ women on relief "making a ca­ afterwards he believed Commu­ into the dwelling he is building at aboard a warship in Bangkok har- nists will eventually be destroy­ later. Catherine Donlon Scott, and had Council of (lurches, will addreoa Officera elected last night are parently had been ml/interpreted reer" of having Hlegitimale rhll- Rockville. Nov. 29—The Maple lived in Rockville for 43 yeara, 98 West Center street may finally berr. ed. Forty Houra Devotion* the rally on the theme; "Making Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Werner, by eome troops as meaning they' dren for more relief money. Grove Sincere will hold a Variety coming here from West Hartford. president: Mr. and Mrs. WIIHam Troops Ban be decided at the next regular Pan American airway* said in Thailand I* In a ticklish position KRAUSE GREENHOUSES Forty Hour* Devotlona will atari Christmas Christian.” Bros ahould stop shooting. Patrick Horgan o'f New Britain She waa a member of S t Ber­ Geas, vice president; Mr. and Mrs. MORIARTY public hearing of the Zoning Board San Kraneisco It had received a with Red Chin* on the north and Nickt at the Maple Grove Club on at St. joaeph'a Church on Sunday. The rally wilt Include an open­ Like the Whit* House and Tokyo and AI Onorato of Bridgeport are 621 HARTFORD ROAD TELEPHONE 3700 nard's Church. ing sing, the speaker, discussion Willlani Sibrlnss, secretary; and 3 ’ 5 CENTER ST of Appceia, which will be held on message from Bangkok saying a her eastern flank exposed to the Saturday evenlnc. Dec. 1, at 8:30 Dec. 2 at the 11 a. m. Maaa. The hi fackatM and Taa*laf« headquarters of the United Na­ added to list of Connecticut men She la'survived by two daugh­ groups, and a' closing service of Mr. and Mr*. Michael Haberem, T E I ',13'. Monday, Dec. 10. routine per.sonnel transfer was be­ Communlat-led Vletmlnh forces In devotion* will extend until Tuea- tions coipmand. Van Fleet em­ who have purchased new federal o’clock. Carlo Genoveal 1* chair­ ters. Mias Grave and Mlaa Edna worship. treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest at Yaar Oracar'9 Talks Now Jarvia, who waa granted per­ “nerupatlon tax” stamps for gam­ ing delsved hei aiise on aecount of Indochlns. day evening when the cloalng cere- phasised: man of the committee in charce Wiley. The funeral will be held The Protestant Churches of Tureck have been chosen for thb mission from the board on June i). bler* . . . Patient at St. Vincent's monlea will take place. Some .hO "Thefe la no cesse-flre order In 1950, to erect a foiir-famU^ atruc of the arrancementa. priest* from various pariahes will Saturday at 8:.10 a. m. from the Rockville, Rural Vernon, Elling­ program committee for the Chriat­ Hospital. Bridgeport, goes beeerh Korea.” (Continued from Page One) ture on the site which is In a Res- There will be aincinc by the attend. School children and the I..add ITuneral Home and 9 a. m. ton, Somers, and Tolland are par­ maa party. Fua on. I - - and atlaeks Inn numes, one of at St. Bemard'a Church. Burial ticipating. Besides election of officers, last Will Clarify Order I idence Zone B, a Iwo-femlly zone, combined chorua. in addition to parish societies will take part in Aflvertise in The Herald— It Pay* The UN command has proposed will seek permission at the coming whom suffered a broken leg. eonga by the Ladiea’ Chorua and the opening services. He promised action to clarify that there be no increase In mili­ meeting to use the basement of the the Male Chorua. both of which Children of Mary the directive for those "who mis­ tary forces or. equipment after an almost completed building for ad­ ■OAT O W N M raiVATB CAt won flrat piizea at the Connecti­ The Children of Mary of St. Ber­ interpreted” it. > armistice is signed and that Joint ditional living quartera. A§k8 Station cut State Sonc Featival. There nard's Church will hold a special Shortly thereafter front line Inspection teams make sure the Opposition on the part of prop­ **l UM . . . 29% mitturc of Rislonn **Fnginc npented much amoothtf* v1ll be eolo numbera by hrat ao- meeting this evening at 7:30. Come to POPULAR for the “ big deals” being offered by dispatches from the western front tnic* term* are not violated. erty owners in the neighborhood to with ihf oil odded to iho fuel for Rislone makes engines last longer o'clock. On Broad Street as well as cut down on most ol prano Janet Hoffman and flrat manufacturers of food products and household needs. We refwrtednhe Allies were again flr- Two Key Points any such addition waa voiced at a millions of usori my outboard motor. An increase in tenor Walter Sierakowakl. The Homemakem Meeting ing artillery and mortara at a meeting of the board on Oct. 29. At r.p.m. U noiicoaMr. In mv inboards major engine repair hills. My The Rockville Homemakers are have (hem all— the coupon offers . . . the 2-fors . . . the The Allies have said these two I iboiicc ... a distinct im“ Chevrolet suns fasur.** procram will include tap dancinc nearly normal rate after a day of points are the key to a solution of that time Jarvi.s was requesting The possibility of a chain-store throughout tho country by Trilby Gambino of Hartford meeting today with Mrs. Corrine combinations . . . and the reduced price deals. They’re nroscmrni in the clean* runs smootbefi gives bct* abnormal quiet. the armistice enforcement prob­ permission to build a six-car ga­ aui>erm*rket being erected oh the ter mileage than it hat and muaical entertainment by the Robinson of Prospect street. The Front line troopa were reported southwest corner of Middle turn­ liness of ibe engine all good deals . . . winning deals that give Vou EXTRA lem. rage in the rear of the West Cen­ rocom’mond R IS L O N E less sludgt and lets lor t long, long lioM." Bavarian Bob Cate. Dancinc will subject for the session is "Braided confused by the big guns opening ter street building, and properly pike west and Broad streets if a Rugs," and Mrs. Robinson is the BIG VALUE . . . EXTRA BIG SAVINGS! The current By Insisting on the withdrawal wear.” Mr. I’irncm K. AfWkmx, follow, the muBic being fumtahed up on the front where the day be­ of troops, Joy said, the Reds .are owners at tke meeting questioned gasoline alnlion isn't waa dls- leader. ones are listed below for your shopping convenience. Take with your motor o ill Mr. Um Cdmpkett, by Emie'a orcheatra of Hartford. ' You W in EVERY TIME ooupohs fore they had watched Chineae "mixing up a peace treaty and an the need of k six-car garage for a clo.aerl today by Matthew M. Mori­ Holiday Hours Oeitref, Celersde Meetinf Tonight advantage of them when filling your food order here thia Reds play volley ball. armistice." four-family dwelling. They re­ arty. who owns the land. John Sweeney, president of the A 'Third Division briefing offi­ .Moriarty said today that the The regular meeting of the weekend. Nam II opened Thursday's ses­ minded the board that any more TRUCK TRANSPORT nJIIT cer said reconnaissance patrols than lour apartinenls in the build­ Tex** Company, which want* to sion with a 24-mlnute atslement "Operating t Am i of thirty odd Rockville Lodge of Elka, poatponcd ing would constitute a violation of build a gaaotine station on the •US U N IS from laat week due to the holl- went on scouting missions as in whlrh he used the phrase tmrkt . , . requirtt the beil lub­ SMALL usual, but with the understanding "withdrawal of troopa" nine times. o; the exception already granted site, holds an option on the land, •*\Te hace uted Ridone constantly rication . . . (or eificienry and team daya, will be held tonight at 8 Jaiwis by t"h« Boa id. hut it is subject to Moriarty’* get­ o;clock. The following officera GRADE A they would not look for trouble. When Joy took over, he spelled from the rery start (in) the addi­ nmy. We have been very happy that FRESH CANDY ^ ^ w ith these S U P E R t j j ^ The change cam* on the same The board tabled the application ting approval of the project from tion to our Beet of sii A.C. F. Brill HENS out the difference between a peace our Mipniien introduced ue to Ria- will be inatalled for the balance Whitman. Srhraft. P. * 8. for the garage at that time, and it the Zoning Board of Appeals. Buses. Remits were gratil>ing . . . of the preaent year: Exalted front where reports of a nsw conference and an armistice con­ lone. We have used it own isti*- Kept In Refrigerated Caaea TURKEYS "Don't shoot first" policy origin­ ference. has not come up again since. If the hoard, which is scheduled in one hundred thousand (ectorily!" Ruler Cheater E. Morgan. Ea- io hear the appeal at Us next puh- LF.AN SMOKED ated. Then he said: Other application.* that the miles of service we Mr. OriJ CrencS, teemed Leading Knight Matthew board will hear are from Albe.t lle hearing on Dec. 10, lefuaea hla ^tasen't felt the need of Craveb Broi., Imf., P. Allen, Eateemed Loyal Knight SHANK HALF Van Fleet's statement did not "W e must insist that provisions Artkur Drug Slam say what dilrectlve* the original against increases In the military Nackowski for permission to con­ requeat for the conatruction of the cither a valse or ring Si. /eicpK, Miiiauri Alden E. Bailey. Eateemed Lectur­ ga.aoline atation, the entrance to __ job for any of tKeifr.** Eighth Army order contained. Nor capabilitie.s and provlsiona for ob­ duct a plclure-traming studio in rSPECIAL DEALS^^m which would be within 200 feet of Alf. W. F. SunbMum, HAMS did he aay that troopa would be servation o f the adherence of both his home at 38 I»ckw ood street. a achool site, rloaer than regula- FULL ordered to reaume full acale fight­ sides to such limitations he In ef­ Residence Zone B; Nelson Rich­ Supt. MsinUnsmes linna allow:, then, Moriarty said, Ct'T ing along the quiet H-l-mlle front. fect for the duration of the mili­ O Eyeisi mond for permission to elect a the auperpiarket chain will prob­ AmrtrWa *»., ArimeriUo, Ttxsf LB. . .. Official quartera, ranging up to tary armistlee." single-family dwelling which will ably purcha.ae the land. DIVE YOUR FOOD BUDOET A BREAK VEAL LEGS the White House, denied issuing Beaic Accord contain ~ii6 square feet of living any cease-fire order. Nurkol* told correapondenU area on the ground floor which is I A cease-fire mu.st wait until an both aides are in basic agreement 91 .square feet Ir. s than regula­ FARM IQUIPMINT YOUR BUIDE FOR FOOD VALUES IS FRESH LEAN RIB armistice agreement la signed by on the necessity of preventing a tions allow, on Lot Niimher 10. Police Arrests "I buy Rislone in case lots. At every truce negotiators meeting at Pan- renewal of hostilities. -Spring street, ea.sl of Number 227, munjom. "The only question is how." he oil change, Rislone is put in ersnk- Residence one AA: Leslie Carroll cese . . . in roy iracior, sistion 3-LB. A snokeaman for Gen. Ridg- said. Mis* Eilaen Ann Burdick, who way's headquarters in Tokyo said for permission to erect a dwelling gave her address as 12 Bralnard wtgon, or Olds 88. Tractor hands Nam II a.sked Joy whether the on lot having an area of 17.000 imsied at power of 4 year old trac­ "No order has been given to halt UN rommnnd proposal mejin.- place, was arrested at 10:30 la.st PORK ROAST square feet, which is 3.0(M) .•rqiiare night at Oicott and Center street* tor. Rislone is the answer." CAN ground fighting in Korea..bv the maintenance of balance by both A HIGHLY DIGESTIBLE Eighth Army or anybody el.ae.” feet leas than regulations . allow, by Patrolman Robert Turcolt# for Air. If 'm. S. Brut*. sides. on west side of Buckland street, Forly.fii f Ktimb, Mtitnilt, Ttx.t iG is c o President Truman's spokesman "No. it does not," .Toy replied. driving while under the influence ^ Ur eafcH- ^ WITH south of Number 120, Rural Re.d- RICH AND DELICIOUS In Key West, denied an AP report "It means that either side ran re­ of liquor or drug* and falling to TURNPIKE YOUR that Buch orders had rome possi dence ZXAN t feet deep shaft and there waa no A ona-*tor>’ cinder block build­ For ■ quick, lnw-c*it coeben dean-eut When In need *( tub* repair*, leak fer this ilgn and RIB END (Ftrat • Riba) lyibiirg. Penn*, where he will REPAIRS splash, an indication the well waa Btockhnldera in the newly ing will be constructed for usp be manager of a 165 acre dairy "Ini a man who knows how" repair them with gonuin# clogged. Boggini called Police formed B. A. Sports Activities, as a sporting goods store on treatment, •tk yevr Mrvic* man about BY THE farm. The herd conalata of 130 KARIOUT, a cempanlen product to Rislen*. Shafer Hot Patches— the tnfesl tub* repairs known ROAST PORK PIECE lb Chief Herman O. Schendel and the Inc., will hold an Important busi­ Broad street. accoiMing to a build­ Ayrshire*. j NA a i ® « - ( two officera n'ere sent in the emer­ ness meeting in the British Amer­ ing permit iaaiied yesterday by The next regular meeting of the JUST HEAT AND SERVE gency truck. High powered search ican Club tomorrow evening at Building Inspector David Cham­ Ellington Friendship class will be lights were used to discover the 7:30. A decision will be reached ber*. held at the home of Mr*. Charles QUALITY PINEAPPLE body and It waa brought out of the on the future of professional bas­ The permit '*-aa Issued to How­ Hein on Somers road Monday. Dec. LOU’S DON WILLIS East (iranby. Conn, PICKLES Manchester COOKED SHOULDERS SKINLESS lb well with grappling hooks. The ketball here. A proposal for pos­ ard E. Bennett. Jr., of 84 Henry 3 at 8 p. m. and will he the annual body was removed to the Quish sible entry into the American Bas­ street, to erect a 24 by 24 foot ATLANTIC STATION GARAGE Christmas party. Gifts will be ex­ lALCH PONTIAC 128 EAST CENTER STREET 18 .MAIN STREET AIRPORT LEAN AND TASTY—ARMOl'R's FRANKFURTS DEL MONTE Funeral Home where Medical Ex­ ketball League will be discussed. store St an e.stimated cost of changed. CA TE$ aminer Keeney pronounced Gado The locals «iere members of the 83,665. The building will have a SALE$ SERVICE STATION FANCY $LICE$ The American I-egioln Auxiliary 155 ('r.NTF,R BTREF.T BANNER BACON ■FRESH KO$HER $TYLE dead and conducted hi* examlna- Eastern League that disbanded Perma-stone front. of Hathaway-Milier Post, No. 62. McCLURE SUCED lb N O . 2 CAN DILLS— QT. JAR tlon. . early this week. The meeting received a membership citation at iANTLY'S AUTO CO . Andover The well waa covered when the will atari promptly at 7:.30 so it the last district meeting. The n r FOB A KING—BONELESS SWISS CHEESE body was found. It Is covered with 878 MAIN STREET Clmtonbury wiil be completed before the start Public Reeordfe Ellington group has 71 paid up $ERVICE $TATION KEN'S LOAF CHEESE SLICED LB 55e a douMe section lid thht is h in »d of the Dart League. members. Thia unit will take care SSS MAIN STREET MAPLE SOUZA'S RIB OVEN ROAST FRESH BUHERFISH u . tk In the middle, making it poasiole of the Chriatmaa shop at Cedar- GARAGE to use either aide. Warrantee Ueede •UHRER'S ..V SUPER SERVICE ROUTE 6 AUTO SERVICE Dair}’ Phg. creat Sanitorium thia season. They lilAN AN*D TENDER—BONELESS Provolone CHEESE 37e I BLUEFI8H uu 23c FULL Funeral Arraogementa Robert F. Docllncr to Lucille have purchased 24 gifta for the *!0 SPRUCE STREET 2776 MAIN STREET ' ' 'Mr. Gadq. was born in Italy In SHEU STATION About Town Sloan, property on Otis street. Veterans Hospital at Rocky, Hill 653 CENTER STREET 28-O Z. 1879. He retired-from the em­ Harrv F. and Fannie Sault to FREI4H and the same number for the Vet­ MANCHESTER CHUCK POT ROAST ‘ 6 OZ. ploy of Cheney Brothers a year Robert Sullivan, property off erans Hospital at Newington. Bloomfield FROZEN CAN Miss Carolyn Eetey. 28K Garden CENTER MOTOR SALES CANS ego. Hartford road. Beginning Sunday, Dec. 2 Ihr •Hartford JL’ST h e a t a n d e a t ORANGE JUICE He leaves one son. Frank J. drly*. Is one of the 38 new mem­ SERVICE STATION 512 WEST CENTER STREET HAMILTON Lawrence D. Coslello and Doris Auxiliary will sponsor the USO TOMATOES Oado of Oakland, Calif.; three ber* elected to life membership in :M c e n t e r STREET TERRY SQUARE E. Ooalcllo to Allen Realty Com­ drive in Ellington. Mra. Gertrude AUTO REPAIR daughters, Mrs. Alexander Bal- Scarlet Key, Boston Unlyersity’s MORIARTY Roasted CHICKENS * ’ pany, property on Greenwood Patrlc is th'e^genersl chairman 29 TI'NXIS AVENl P: SERVICE STATION SliO SUNSHINE IN SERV-KRISPY PAK rhiinsB, Mrs. Frank Pitch and honorary activities society. The 38 They have ordered 1200 poppies CLARKE candidates‘were nominated to the drive. RROTHERS 2814 MAIN STREET NO BONE—NO WASTE FANCY Mrs. William Coe, all of Manches­ Rolling Park. Inc., to Tver Oun- for this season. MOTOR SALES 815 CENTER STREET FRESH FRUm AND V|G|TABLES , 1 LB. ter; twobruthesa, BdwasA^anil AK< honor •flOatif Jsr, JUtf Andetson. JrT and* Shirley A; ■ -T h e next regular-meeting will lOUCHER'S b d e l^ d ln g achievement^ln egtrac^ «Kt»A» S-ritiiET " KMSPY BRACKEBS bert: one sister, Mrs. FYank Gatti; JWderaon, property on Willard be held at the home of Mra. Joseph AiffO RlPAHf SLOATE PASTRIES FKG.< and six grandclilldren, all of Man- curriculaf actlvltlea, plus a good POLITO'S FoMesrCOOKEU PICNICS 79e scholastic record. road. DeCarll on Job Hill avenue.' COOK'S 1024 BU'E HH.LS AVENUE CHEVROLET CO. ^ MESH FROM THE CALIFORNIA SWEET JUICY SWEET thester. Jarvis Really Company to Carl In the past the Auxiliary has SERVICE STATION SIGATK SQUARB mCKORV SMOKED Private funeral services will be SERVICE STATION 947 CENTER STREET G O R TO N S SHAPE, FRY end SERVE* Cub Pack 120 will hold Us J. Wemig and Jean Wernig, prop­ had many successful grocery so­ OVEN EVERY DAY held at the W. P. (Juish Funeral cials and they plan to begin these MANCHESTER GREEN monthly meeting in St. James' erty at 158 Edgerton atreet. Home, 22S Main street, Friday socials again after Jan. 1. Ellington Church tomorroAv evening at 7:30. Alexander Jarvis to Jarvia Real­ ROCKY'S FORMOST BACON 75e, PASCAL FLORIDA EMPEROR CODFISH CAKES ioorpkg. ' morning at II o'clock. BurlM The Ellington Woman’s Club COUGHLIN'S Rockville The subject for the meeting will ty Company, properties at 153 AMOCO STATION TRY . will be In 8t. James' cemetery. and at 147 Edgerton atreet. held a successful Fashion Show SERVICE STATION ERNIE'S SWISS WHOLE OR SHANK HALF be "puppets" which the various and card party Tuesday night in 16 BRAINARD PLACE dens liave been busily malting Jarvis Realty Company to Luci­ 57 OAKLAND STREET SERVICE STATION MAN^AE'S CELERY ORANGES GRAPES KIRKMAN’S SOAP PRODUCTS during the past week.^ ano J. and Isabel S. Gionfrtddo. the Center School auditorium. WEST ROAD SOME Dale Aborn of Maple atreet spent ROY MOTORIUM FORMOST COOKED HAM 65c Veterans’ Units property at 147 Edgerton atreet. ' DffCORMIER 176 UNION STREET firaue PuwAtr pkg. 31b I CiBMtBr 2 pkg.: 19e Thvo properties from Green the weekend with relatives in MOTOR SALES MOTOR SALES VERY LEAN AND TASTY Bunch Manor, Tnc., to Everett William Manchester, N. H. ■ DEPOT SQUARE SOON 15c ooz. 29c 2 Lbs. 25c Seek Members Hospital Notes ^ ------34 MAPLE STREET East Hartfonl OLENDER'S Barax Saap 3 Bara 2Sb I Flakes Ige. pkg. 30e Rea 'iel and Pauline Reavlel, prop­ UOILED HAM 'A 59c erty on Conway road, and to An- EARL'S s c r A n t o n RURNSIDE lO D Y SHOP A t the monthly meeting of the Patleats Today: IM tliony G. Gates and Anna N. SALES AND SERVICE WINDSOR AVENUB A Veterans OfUncIl held at the Man- Admitted yeaterda#; Orald Gates, property on Lawton road. So They Say SERVICE STATION SUNOCO STATION 675 MAIN STREET 176 TOLLAND TIEN PIKE cheater Veteran* Service Center, MacLachlan, Coventry; RtephMie Arthur Boudreau and Alice M. 125 BURNSIDE AVENUE OPEN BouArcaii to Joseph Miller and OPEN yesterday the following delegates Fedak, Eaat Hartford; James I'm tired of this (football) de­ ST. PETER'S Somers lYOUR DOLLAR HAS VALUE! SUPER were appointed as a committee to Ungham. 16 Lydall street; Adolph Walter Waterbury, two properties emphasis business. Naturally we FERGUSON'S HARRY'S THURSDAY FRI. A m contact veterans of all wars In­ Becker. 133 Summer etreet; Mr*. on Bell street. should eliminate the undesirable, i GARAGE SERVICE STATION SERVICE STATION KNIGHT'S 8 Cans of Maine's Best Sardines . cluding the Korean conflict to b*' Iva Oerter, Somere; Mr*. An­ Bulldlag Permits but let's make the good things im- i 79 CHARTER OAK STREET 184 EAST CENTER STREET 5 1 . 0 0 To Thomas DeLuca for a one- 657 MAIN STREET 24 8 Oz. Bottles of Soda UNTIL UNTIL eome membera of veterans' or­ tonin! Pouech, Etolton. portant—the will to win partlcu-! SERVICE STATION ganisations: Fred Baker, British Admitted today: Antoinette story, jix-rpom dwelling on the larly. i TONY'S (Contents Only) ...... POPULAR American; Walter Von Hone, weat side o f .Concord road, 312.000. —George Monger, fAelball eoseh, GRISWOLD'S 51.0 0 9 P . M. FOOD MARKETS Tranks. Mansfield Depot; Joyce NORTH END I P . Ms Disabled American Veterans; and To John CMsteUo. alterations U. of Pennsylvania. SERVICE STATION ATLANTIC STATION 8 Cans of Applesauce ...... Ann Farrell, 135 Math street; 688 CENTER STREET SERVICE STATION $ 1.00 Frank Onnti, American Veterans Mra. Irene Hawley, 167 Benton and additions to dwelling on Edi­ 174 WEST CENTER STREET Femofi 8 Cans of Tomato P aste...... 974 MAIN ST. FREE FARKINO BESIDE THE STORE son road. 3850.' , 1792 MAIN STREET $ 1.00 Committee. street; James Taylor, Coventry. It is a common error to think TURNPIKE VERNON 4 Pound Jars of Pure Grape Jelly . The committee requests all Births yesterday: A.daughter to To William Hill for alterations that the struggle for freedom is HOLLYWOOD $ 1.00 veterans to contact the Veterans and additions to a dwelling at 816 essential only to those people who POP'S DAY AND T Cnns of Glee Club Pegs Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Ander­ SERVICE STATION AUTO lO D Y SERVICE STATION 1.00 Service Center and regiater their son, RFD No. 2, Manchester; a ^artford road. 31,000. are not free. It is precisely in the $ hdme of democracy that It is most 343 EAST CENTER STREET SERVICE STATION NIGHT SERVICE 3 46 Oz. C u m of Pineapple Juice . PERSONAL IVORY * DUZ JOY • TIDE LIPTOirS SOUP complete aervice records such as daughter to Mr. and Mra. Sarkle 1665 MAIN STREET $1.00 ' * LODGE SEEKS STEEL essential to keep a permanent 166 MIDDLE TPK. WEST 3 Cans of Solid White Meal Turta . DOES IT CHICKENnci NOODLE OR discharge, serial number, insur' Meserlian, 299 Main street. KEENEY 1.00 IVORY TOMATOATI end VEGETABLE ance number, branch of service, ptacharged yesterday: Joseph guard against those who wait In Warehouse Point $ SOAP Hartford. Nev. 39—(iPi—a in court, speaking only Law, former Notre Dame player. ditional Turkey Day Marshall Altken and James Attend Meeting I when Turcotte arrived in the dog flying means no skating. children to work together for afi to hia father who sat next to him. "Resolved; Athletes Should Be UN meeting and what are the warden's truck. enjoyment of Christmas and a He waa named to Eddie Doo­ Roach were elected co-cap­ Of Students; Members I Wednesday"! near fatal mishap He waa recently found sane by ley's braintruat team aa a guard Basketball Game; Bill tains of the 1952 football team Given Scholarships.” It Is hoped' main issues being discussed? (2.) Several second! after the dog for the dog, could easily have been feeling of family solidarity. that the ^udlence will ask some Who commands the militaryary forcesf Pat Shlrer, Janet Bradley, Con-1 paychiatriata after being eom- during the early .30'a, Dooley waa Sheekey High Scorer at a meeting held on Nov. 26. Of MHS Act as Guides I reached land, he froze atiff. Tur- a youngster. From 9:30 to 10 a coffee hour mitted to Norwich Slate Hoapltal constructive questions and In or­ In Europe being raised.by NATO? nie Glenney, Dick Day, and AI- ^ will be enjoy^, when those at­ the former Dartmouth College several months ago, Refore being grid star. Hartnett also played der to ask questions one must (3.) What Is the 38th parallel and "What will the secondary achool tending can ' enjoy an after­ Mlae Jarquellne A. Leclere A htrd-flghtln* Alumn! aquid know the facta and look at both has a buffer zone been agreed bert Grossman attended the annu-1 previous occasions that the army sent to Norwich he spent several with the Tribune A. C. football upon? (4.) Who is Secretary of al meeting of the northern divis­ program in this country be like In clear out and stay out of politics. breakfast cup of coffee and have a .1 months in the Hart ford Covinty •’SINCE I90T BY REID lumed the Ublei In the traditlon- sides of the question unbiascdly. aocial time together. From 10 Mlaa Jacqueline A. l..eclerc, team of Waterbury some 30 yearn State? 15.) Who are the possi­ ion of the Connecticut Federation 1952 — and the yearg to come?” Syria's political picture has long Jail, itia two cliilciren are being ago and was regarded hv many I t 'S BEEN o r COUBSB^v U Th»nk«*lvtng day baaketball \Holds New to 11 Mrs. Maidment will speak R. N., daughter of Mr. and Mra. careged Red Unk powers. sxpeiience playing a big part In tering our basketball team. It was Paint and Powder, have contrib­ think that with the aid of several Chile] Study Group denta in the U. S, Cadet Nur.ae Hartnett waa with Tnapertora too bad, but just wait 'til our team 7-wln-l-loss record and received tycka, '52, was crowned queen by Students met In discussion chestra rendered several selec­ It was a dispute over this Issue Hakeem reportedly favored the Corp In that school. She remained WhIHnII Anglo-Peralan Rug (lU .5” v 18"), (llher Ruga, Ma- flielr victory. uted a lot to the .spirit of the club. 51 points In the state voting. tions. finally breaking into the last proposed command. Dawalibi. Ralph r>. Ririenr. and Simon Nlrh- We alflo have a custom really develops. Some of the more Kim, a sophomore, has been out­ promising underclassmen this Joan Osgood '51, who was last groups to talk over mutual prob­ I that led to the downfall of the on the staff and continued her hqgSn.v Case Tab Clock (ht. 6’ 7”) by Colonial MCg. Co. '/eeland, The Indiana had little trouble In year's Prom Queen. few bars of the national anthem. who la said to oppose everything Discusses Clinic ola in Derby Wedneadny at line of rovers in fiber, plas­ hilch., Hinger Elec. Hewing Machine, Unv. WInIhmp Htyin Desk the drat quarter of Thuraday s con­ superstitious members of the standing In other school activities year’s team may prove to be a lems and learn new ways to cope Syrian cabinet under pro-Westem studies at the Waterbury Exten­ school say that this is a good Co.-ich Richard Sollanek has Diana's attendants were: Jackie with troublesome situations. . The Following customary aaaembly Prernier Hassan el Hakeem 18 Western, is reportedly against the sion of the University of Con­ In Mahogany, 7 Pc. hinlingany Dinette Set with Duncan Phyfn test, taking a period lead of 16 to too, including A Capella Choir surprise to all of us,” remarked procedure, the audience joined in defense plan. tic, satin twill, nylon and omen. Taking all beta on the next and Jr. Hl-Y. He was a mem­ started this year"s Red and White Clulow. 52; Shirley Henry, '52; representatives from Manchester days ago. The Tuesday afterqoon business necticut. Hlyle Table, '/.enllh Comb. Radio and Record rlayer. Many Albums 10. Walt MoJUkowakl, finishing game, the odds are In our favor, swimming team on Its way. The Coach Richard Sollanek when Jean Colombat, '52; and Connie attended the following discussion the usual flag ceremony. Albert The Populists, who hold a plu­ Seven of the 10 members of meeting of the Washington Child leopard skin. Made to At of Records, Fine ITphnlalered rtcrea Including Small Dtvnn and the game with 11 points, scored 6 ber of Student Council la.st year queried on the posalbllitlea of the Grossman, president of Student n Dawalibi's cabinet were Populists. and this year Is serving aa alter­ ducks, boasting one of the 8tate"s Glenney, '62, groups; "How can the Student rality but not a majority In the Study Group was followed by a your car. Prices start at Oreaainnal Chaim, Bridge Het, 6 Pc. Decnrnted Bedroom Het, 8 SI the first period while acting finest records In previous years, 1951-52 swimming team. Council, welcomed the adults into ' Observers pointed 'out that Film Board. Ine., of New York, HecUnn hlahngany Rnokcaiie, RlrilN-eyc MH|ile Drouver and Van­ The third and fourth graders nate. 'The other officer.s this Barbara Field, '54. Council interest others In ita ac­ Syrian parliament, were believed lively discussion period directed will be shown. saptain Pinky Hohenthal hit for aren't the only ones.to bring their have been practicing In the East The local tankers will be led for tivities?”, "Student Council— MHS life. opposed to joining the Middle East army leaders have long opposed by the program chairman for the ity, Table and Floor I.ain|ia, Standa, Home l-lnl Hllver. Linens, i markers In the first atanaa. year are Lois Cooper, vice presi­ Side Rec pool during the past second consecutive year by Cap­ A thumbnail sketch of MHS to -' a plan fostered by Populist lead­ Mra. (Tiarles Upham. Jr , rhalr- Dishes, Kitchen llenslls, Rrlcai-brsc, FJec. Fans, Mirrors, F.tc, teachers apples. Last week the dent; Janice Fogg, secretary; and teacher relationships”. "'Student defense command. Dawalibi had day. Mra. Harold Carlson. Obaer- man. presided al the business Per Set The second quarter moved slow- junior-senior algebra teacher week. Captain John Panciera is tain John Panciera and varsity Council publicity”. "Powers of tbe day was presented by Principal ' I urged In the past that the Arab ers for a union of Syria with valiona and information acquired $13*95 hlaylag Wnaher, Frigldnlre, lint Poini F.lec. Range (all old mod­ Jack Robinson, treasurer. leading a large group of candi­ men Dick Therrlen, Gordie Eck- Colorful Mexico Edson M. Bailey to the parents: Iraq, which the Hashemite dynas­ meeting. els), Breakfast Set. Ijvw Tools Including Toro Power I.awnmower. ty, with the Alumni acoring 6 found not one, but 15 apples on M arilyn Rogers. '54. Student Council", and "Worth­ |tiaUi>ns look to Russia and the at the Geaell Clinic, New Haven, ^ints and the Indiana 4, her desk. dates. ler. Chuck Mullaney and George while artivltiea for the Student who—like many students present I (Soviet bloc for support. ty rules. during the group’s recent vl.ait waa Corona Portable Typewriter. Going into the third period Pazlanos. Although hampered Is Film Topic Council.” —showed signs of surprise at : Shiahekly haa not Issued any Some army leaders' were be­ the subject dtscus.aed. A packed house filled the Main greatly by losses to graduation, some of the facts which Mr. , lieved opposed to such a plan for Stote This Is all high qiinllty furniture. INSPECTION:—.411 on view .•railing 20 to 16, the grada began Squeals and moans were heard Advisor George Emmerling at I statement specifically endorsing Mls.a Harriet Nash of the State Hale Day. Few additions from reliable sources. from some of the sophomore girls Latin StiHlnits Street Armory Thursday night the showings of several under­ Bailey revealed. Few people, it fear It would be awallowed up by Department of Education, who to role. Sheekey sank four baskets, Beautiful cathedra’ shaded tended the faculty > discussion or rejecting the defense command. TRUSSEMELTS Lunch — Truckmen when they were told that they when the Indians launched their classmen have proven highly group. would seem, realize that 61* V But he Is believed to harbor no the larger, better-trained Iraqi asalata the group to plan ita course whUe Willis and George Demko •in t' ' lings In hio'ogv I 10.51-.52 basketball season against promising. The locale climaxed a thoroughfares, magnificent build­ teachers—working in 41 class­ army with a conaequent loss of ELAS'nO STOCKINGS Service Station gave the Clarkemen other things Disjilay Projects Officers of the Connecticut Fed­ I apecial bitterness against the of study, sat in at the meeting. EXPERT FITTERS class. If they think that's bad, ' the Alumni. The crowd was one of successful season laat year by ings and breath-taking scenerj'— rooms—handle daily an enrollment West and to have little sympathy Prestige to Syria officers, Othqr Lucille Gibson waa appointed ROBERT M. REID & SON, AUCTIONEERS (O worrv about. As In the second the largest to watch the Clarkmen, eration of Student Oouncil are: army flgiires oppose snch a union Downtown Tydol wau till they aiivc to start looking whipping CCIL opponent. Middle- a (yiaint mixture of the old and president, Susan Jennings: vice of 1,400; in the three-day cycle, for the Soviet bloc. program chairman for the Dec. 12 201 MAIN STREET—PIIONK .1108 5IANCIIEHTER, CONN. period, the Big Red waa held to 2 for the brain” Ticket stubs, newspapers and while other fana were turned away town, to capture the league crown there are . 354 . classes conducted.. on patriotic grounda. meeting, -when the film. "Arigry Arthur Drus Storu RAYMOND R. RKII>—PHONE 7486 baskets from the floor, but, this modern—where can we see this president, Barbara Archmble Several da)* ago, however, Shl- 770 Main St. TeL 4.107 magazines, comic strips, and at the gate. for the third consecutive year. besides a total of 27 gym claases. shekly told « newsman in Damas­ TWO years ago the army seized Boy." from the Mental Health time they added 2 foul shots. but In Mexico? Miss Beulah secretary. Joyce Gourian; assist control of the government in a Where's 21F7 I can’t find any of boxtops were some of the sources This year’s league will be compris­ ant secretary, John Dais. Principal Bailey extended a cor­ cus "We demand nothing except The grads held a two point 28 the Home tAonomios roomsl Do This year"s Red and White soc­ ed of Manchester, Middletown, Todd's Spanish classes vi.sited dial invitation to parents to visit j| lightning coup that rocked the recently used by Miss Klbhc's La­ Janet Bradley "52 to keep our Independence and sov­ to 26 lead going Into the last quar­ you have any Idea where the cer team suffered four losses dur­ Meriden and Bristol, and Wind­ these in imagination on Nov. 20 the Main, Franklin, and superln- ll ereignty. We want other Arab Middle East. ter of the contest and added 13 chemistry lab Is located? Are tin I students to locate English ing the course of the season while ham, which will replace Hamden when they saw the richly colorful tendent's offices during their countries to be Independent and On that occasion Ool. Sami Hen- more points to their total before there still some r-uddled fresh­ words derived from Latin. Each winning seven and tielng one. and altohugh having organized Its film "Enchanting Mexico,” filmed "study periods.” In this manner, free from domination of foreign­ ns'Wi, hero of tbe Palestine war the contest waa over. The Indians, men ? No. just som , very confused student made a chart of English Three of the four setbacks were team only within the past two In cooperation with the Missouri Sopli Y-Teeiis the parents might become ac- ers. . . . In the present clrcum- led the revolt in which Syria's meanwhile, came back to their parents, trying to follow their words derived from the Latin vo­ by one-goal margins; 3-2, 2-1 and years, should prove to be one of and Pacific Railroad. qualnted with the school adminis­ atances I see no use of our siding president and its then Premier ENOUGH'S ENOUGH AT ANYTIME! first period form but it was too children's schedule cards on Par­ cabulary they have had to date. 1-0. The hooters collected 30 goals the strongest aggregations in the Mexico City, rich in historic tration. with either the eaatem or western were executed by a firing squad. ent’s Night. Numerous interesting items during the season while giving up CCIL. association, is a curious blend of I. Q. Tested MHS was very fortunate In camp because our position impels Hennawi later turned the gov­ MAGNIFICENT NEW ■ate to overcome the steady roll- 16 to the opposition. Hava you hod anough of dishwash ing dnidgtry, "dishpon hands" and mg Alumni five. Demko hit for 5 were found on these charts. A For the past two weeks the In­ the old and new well-named, the securing the main speaker. Dr. us to be very careful In our foreign ernment over to Premier Hachem points In the final period, while Mr. Alibrio expressed a "note” tlrJtel to an Aqua Show was dians have been going through City of Contra.sts. One journeys The I. Q. of the Sophomore Y- Gruhn is nationally recognized aa I relaticfiis,” el Attasai, who is now presidenL soap powdar tniffiaf 7 of interest as he listened In the Freshmen homeroom basketball Sheekey dropped in 4 more and found on Franklin Lawrence’s pro­ rugged calisthentic drills In their along the principal thoroughfare, Teens concerning their club waa an outstanding specialist in the Strategic Spot Since then the country has had doorway to the A. C. Choir the ject. Aqua IS the Latin word la again under way at the Rec. The pre-water training program. a beautifully shaded street, to Syria occupies a strategic place 12 governments, seven In 1949 Perry and Dougan had 2 tialllea league, aa in previous years. Is be­ sifficlently tested when the girls secondary school field and Is co­ other day. Can all teachers meaning water. Many of the stu­ Coach Sollanek hopes to enter the Mexico’s "’White House ” and to author of the book, "Principles I In the Arab Middle East. In area alone.* each. whistle? We'll see you In two dents were aided in their search ing supervised by David Hartwell. the home of Maxmillian. From were given the Y-Tecn Quiz at It rovers 73,857 square miles, a In December, 1949. the regime Then "Let James Do It"! The game waa cloae all the way. Tbe fre.ahmen cage league is pool soon after cavation In order and Practices of Secondary Edu­ Aufomdffc weeks! It's been real!! this architectural masterpiece one their regular meeting Nov. 20. of Kaled Bey Azem resigned and rhe grada outacored the Red and by the comic strips. They u.sed to get the boys ready for competl cation." He is director of the little amallcr than South Dakota, Cathy Hayes '52 "Terry and the Pirates” for "pl- played before school on week daj'S. sees an amazing panorama of A committee led by Bunny Mur- but it Is a key spot on a land waa followed six months later by White from the floor 17 to 13. but Leo Diana la officiating the con­ lion. As In previous years, the "Free Service Teacher Education” rata ”. "The Timid Soul ” for team will swim eight opponents Mexico City. phey presented to a panel discus­ program at the University of Con­ bridge where Europe. Africa and Nazem Kudzi, who named an all- YOUR PORTABLE AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER the Big Red dropped In 11 chari­ “timeo” and "Superman” for "sup- tests. Mexico is a land of churches, sion on such topics as the organi­ Asia meet. It haa known conquer­ Popullst cabinet ty tosses to seven for the Alumni. Dick Day '52. during the course of the season necticut. , Year’s Projects crare”. A cleanser and toothpaste with the first meet scheduled for showing the people’s faith and love zation of the Y.W.C.A., the duties "'There are five trends which ors and foreign armiea since bibli- Kudai'a cabinet resigned in rollowing Sheekey and Kosa- in God. Its patron Is the Virgin of of the club, ita activities, the I cal times. March, 1951, and was supplanted Kowakl in the scoring column were also proved helpful. "Bon Ami ” early January. The Indians face will have a direct bearing on th» / INEXPENSIVE meaning "good friend ” and "Am- the roughest schedule they have Guadalupe, who appeared to a World Fellowship, the reason for Shishekly'a title la chief of staff. by Khaled el Azam who formed a Hohenthal with 8 points Demko 7. Under Discussion peasant boy in the 19th century. the YWCA’s presence in America, type of new schools to be built," mident ”. which means "a friend How Plaiie8 Fly ever encountered with such com br, Gruhn stated. In pointing out I He la 44, and a career officer. government with no Populists. i Roach 6. Carlson 5, Jim Glenney NORGE It Is also a land of commemora­ ita formation in MHS. and the Y- of teeth ” were derived from the bines as Sacred Heart. 1951 state the necessity for Improvements in He was succeeded by Hakeem, and Willis 4. Belingherl. Perry A business meeting was held re­ tive status. An Interesting occu­ Teens at the present time. Follow­ Dawllibi, who alio assumed the an independent who named five Hubbard and Dougan 3 and Toop Latin words "bona” and "amare". Heard By Club champs. Hartford Public. Crosby. secondary school education. He cently by the Varslty-M Club tuv- It is almost iinbelievahle how pation in Mexico City is the lot­ ing the "clever discussion in which I Interim Defense Minister'a post In populists to his government. Da­ and Anderson 2. der the guidance of Faculty Ad­ Middletown and Windham. complimented MHS for its out­ many of our common words are G. Pazlainos tery, directed and controlled by Audrey Antelock, Doris Beyer, Val his new cabinet, has demanded on walibi succeeded Hakeem. Only $34 Down standing progress In the first The Indian’s Jayvee team took visor Wilfred Clarke, and sugges­ Vice Principal Chester Robinson the government. The proflLs made Laecock, Jan Murphey. Betty the preliminary, 51 to 14, over derived from Latin. Almost 80 per trend-a tendency towards ape- tions for projects that the club cent of the students used "Man­ presented a talk on ""How A Plane are donated to education and Trotter, Peggy Waltersdorf and the newly formed Freahmen-Soph- could undertake were discussed. It charity. Nancy Weir also participated, clalizatlon in music and art. c chester a city of village charm ' Flies"" at a regular meeting of the Since approximately 75' per^> omore team. Gary Bogli and Mic­ was proposed and voted on that for a derivative of "villa ” meaning Science Club on Friday morning, P. & P. Presents The Citadel, which is believed to these kind-hearted girls gave the $10.85 PER MONTH key McGuire shared scoring hon­ the club should again sell MH.S have been centuries old when the club membera "T-Teena Quizzes'" cent of high school students M ' IS “farm house". Other popular de­ Nov. 20. He used various devices Connecticut do not go on to col- j Or Other ArmriKvinents To Suit ors for the Jayvee five, dropping banners at all home basketball rivatives were "January ", "port­ such as keeping a ping-pong ball Aztecs overran Mexico In the 14th which covered the subjects just In 11 points apiece. games. Play At Meeting discussed. lege. Dr. Gruhn explained the Your Rudget. able" and "video ”. January is de­ In the air by blowing through a century. Is a city of stone walls. need for a course and subjects The Red and White hopes to Tentative plans were also made straw and making the end of a Built by an ancient Indian tribe. It is Interesting to know that even the record this Friday night to sponsor an Informal dance open rived from the Latin worcl '’jan- which could prepare such boys ua", which means "door”, and thus piece of paper rise by blowing That money can create a lot of It is composed of two pyramids, the YWCA, which first came to CLEM’S when they take on Windham High to all the high school on or near Boston, Mass., in 1866, now is rep­ and girls for future vocations. January is "the door to the year". along the top of It to explain the problems was plainly proved In comparable to the Egyptian pyra­ Attending to the health needs on the Blue and Red home court. Feb. 22. 1952. Further Informa­ theory of how an airplane stays In resented In 65 countries all over tion on the subject will be released "Portable” cornea from the Latin "The Great Allowance Battle”, l mids, and rooms cut from stone. of students was a factor partic­ Laat year the Indians spilt two the air. the world, and In the U. S. there games against Windham. by President Harold Moore at a "portare" meaning "to carry” and play directed by Miss Anna Me Many little idols have been taken are 284,000 glrla between the ages ularly emphasized by the speaks, later date when plans have been "video" la derlvecl from the Latin Mr. Robinson explained that bal from the ruins and are on sale In who compared the present faciH- GROCERY HOI.ns inn p ie c e s of 12 and 18 which beLng to this Richard Day ’52 verb "videre", which means "to loons and zeppellns merely float In Guire and presented at the Paint completed. and Powder meeting on Monday, Mexico City. Young Woman's Christian Asso­ lles for physical education and (Service for R) G. P. see". Other words such aa "pul- the air In the same manner as Handmade and polished silyer- ciation. MHS alone boast about corrective measures for 0 « 341 CENTER STREET chra” meaning "beautiful", "fen­ boats float in water, while an air­ Nov. 26, In the assembly hall. The story told Jack Anderson’s troir ware forms a large industry. An­ 300 girls belonging to this worthy physically handicapped. "Reopi* i Nightwear estra" meaning ""window"', and plane has to overcome the force other specialty la the manufacture organization. tend to think of health only dur­ COMPI-ETEI.Y AUTOMATIC '"aperta"" meaning ""open"", were of gravity. bles aa he tried to borrow a dol­ lar for a date. He gets little of leather goods. Pottery making A report was then given by Bar­ ing time of war.” Dr. Gctuin said. Shuts off in 9'j minules. Nifty Gifties not so easy to locate and most of Bernotillli"s theory, which suites bara Dougan, Jackie Pillard, Ger­ War or no war, a denywracy like 1 the students had,_quite a bit of that where the speed is greatest, help from his sister, Janet Cer and weaving of yam are other SBGAP 5 vlnl, and his clever little brother, equally Important specialties. ry Rohan and Connie Morlarty, ours can not run the/nSk of hav­ 45c trouble finding them. the pressure la least, explains how concerning the "World Fellowship ing any but the healthiest chil­ PERF|:CT WASHING Many excellent charts were suh- an airplane rises. 'The wing of an amusingly played by Oerry Vlchl Anyone who has visited Mexico AND RINSING Dick Costello and Faith Cohen has not seen the country until he Service" they attended In South dren; we shoul^^assume this re­ mllted. Nancy Slover made not airplane Is shaped to give a faster Glastonbury Nov. 4t After spend­ sponsibility." / AT ANY ANGI.E only a good derivative chart hut flow of air over the lop than were his parents whom he tries has witnessed a thrilling but sav­ GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 5 51c — ______1 to outsmart. He gets his., dollar age bullfight. This formed a climax ing an enjoyable evening, all Miss In the future, educators will with filtered water— food par­ also a chart on pure Latin words. over the bottom. This fast flow Mary McAdama" glrla eagerly pay mor^ attention to mental, of air decreases the pressure on but he doesn't get his date. to the "trip” to enchanting Mexico. ticles strained out. Other expertly done projects were Jack and Dick, two last-minute await their next meeting. A "Va­ emotion^, vocational and similar made by Patricia Wupperfeld, Syl­ top, making atmosphere pressure Fenna Lee Fisher '52. riety Show,” headed by Doris Bey­ adjustiyent problems. Because the CRISCO 3 95c via Crosley. Jean Luckingham. less on the bottom of the wing, substitutes, did extremely well with their lines. The other mem er; will be given. future la one of uncertainty, the AUTOMATIC DRAINING Richard Freheit and Marcia causing the plane to rise. Seven­ Connie Morlarty "54. problem of emotional stability Smith. hers of the cast were very good INTO SINK ty per cent of the lift on a plane In their respective parts Frosh Playoffs be the greatest ever en­ DUZ-TIDE-FAB This project, which trained ob­ is caused by this reduction of the countered in history. 39c " 1 NO DISH WIPING pressure on the top. Behind the scenes were Shirley i servation. waa both interesting Warren, Nancy Cole and Ann Al- Spanish II Club Finally, there seems to be a na­ » Just put ’em away. and Instructive and helped the stu­ A propeller blade has the same vord on the property committee, Display Talent tion-wide trend towards the 6-3-3 dents to better understand Eng­ shape as a wing. The forward and Judy LeClerc as prompter. system In education. This consists CHIFFOH FLAKES 25c NO PLUMBING COST lish as well as Latin. thrust of the propeller also Works Marilyn Rogers was student direc­ The Freshman Homeroom Bas­ Elects Officers of six years elementary schooling Carol Rottner. ",53. on Bernaulirs principle. Mr. Rob- 1 and three years each of junior and MOOR Pt-UI .Attach to faucet. tor. ketball League under the super­ in.son explained to the club that Following the play Miss Mc­ senior high. Students can be more another application of this theory vision of David Hartwell began Fenna Lee Fisher was elected easily provided home economics, AJAX 2 “ *21c Guire chose the cast for the president of the Spanish Club on PORTABI-E Ls the flit gun Christmas play. "The Starry Ita 10th season this week with vlc- cultural subjecta, and gym; It also S B’'-'n Meiiibers' rj- -z-■ ■ Nov. 21. The other »officera are: relieves the pressure on the build* Moves anywhere easily. Saves' ------.... - . 11,— meeting on Dec. 8.^ Gstky Hayaa, , aaeniaryi—Maiqt tremely interesting talk by titling 28B, and 27B over 2TfF. The garnet Wilson, program chairman; Jeafl JEOOWHITECOFFEEBEAH8l9e HOW r .. ... Present Plav of the great scientific knowledge His First Girl", directed by MUa "In conclusion,” Dr. , Gruhn are played at the Rec, etarting at Hanaen, Bemica Trebbe and Lar­ stated, "I can only aay this: In our required by pilots. Isabel Worth, will be presented. ry Jjohnson, program committee. FILL IT WITH DISHES Marilyn Rogers, '54. 7:30. democracy, the secondary schools FOR CHRISTMAS! A mysterious voice drifted Betty Whitney, "52. The season's starter between The club is directed by Miss are—and have been—a tower of LIGHT MEAT TUHA 29c Start it—leave it. Relax or do through the room, stunning nil 17F and 26B turned out to be a Beulah Todd and is composed of strength. Although America la a all Spanish II atudenta. other work. Return to find persons who were present with it.s great game ending uj> with a score nation dedicated to peace, aha can dinhes acaled-clean and Hpark* knowledge of personal details. University Coach Two Films Seen 34-26 In favor of 17F. Billy Sal- Once a month the club holds a —If we cooperate—build a power­ BEECHNUT FEANUT BUTTER Sl€ Who was it? Why was It there? mond led the scoring attack for formal meeting. Movies, Spanish ful military mdchine. If we are m 4 linK-hright. These questions puzzled Sock and the boys from Franklin with 13 records and the singing of Spanish prove stronger jthan Ruasia and Speaks to Hi-Y By Science Chib songs are only a tew of the many Buskin members as they viewed Mints. Paige and Paquette fol­ her satellltea. It will ba due to our HEINZ CATSUP . 24c HARMONIOUS STYLING the production of "Tryaling lowed with 11 and 10 reapecUvely. varied activities. men and women. Thus we depend HO PAYMEHTS The maih purpose of tbe club la Gracea any kitchen or pi^ntry. Place," Nov. 26. In the Drama "Learn your fundamentala and In connection with their study Duncun combined 6 baskets and 2 upon the Ingenuity, skill. Im a ^ a * Room of Manchester High School. free throws for 14 points to lead to widen the knowledge of the stu­ Uon, Idealism and loyalty of our SWAMDOWN CAKE MIX forget fancy tricks until you are of aeronautlcB, the Science Club dents concerning the cuitoms and SSe TIL "Trysling Place" waa capably more experienced.” stressed Fritz saw’ two motion picture films at 26 B in their acoring. Following youth today—the adults of tomo^ t’OMPLETEI.Y SAFE directed by Betty Whitney and him were Donovan and Dams conditions of South America. row—and thia results from a wel^ DellaFerra '32, Frosh basketball their meeting on 'Tuesday, entitled There are four Spanish clubs. W'ater won’t spill. Won’t op­ Fenna Lee Fisher with the follow­ "A Fighting Lady Speaks,” and with 6 apiece. planned education program. So; PEACHES GUNS NO. r /i 31c coach at the University of Oon- Franklin building kept up lU Two are composed of Spanish I HEXT YEAR ing cast members: Mrs. Curtis, necticut, as he gave a talk on “Target: Peace.” parents and friends,” Dr. Gruhn erate with lid open. Greta Frechette: Lancelot Briggs, win streak over Barnard building pupils, 6ne of Spaniah. II puplla demanded, "I leave you with this basketball technique to the Junior The former was an account of home rooms at the hands gif 24F, and one of Spaniah III pupils. Lenny Shankmati; Mrs. Briggs, Hl-y on Nov. 20. Mr. DellaFerra, an aircraft carrter'a part In the challenge: Will you let the cduc^ WESTOirS ASSORTED COOKIES 31c Sandra Sundqulst; Rupert Smith, who beat 28B. 28 to 18. Four baa- The clubs have, so far this yeaf, tlon of yeaterday be satiafacton Russell Taylor; Mr. Ingoldsky. who Is now cutting down a turn­ war in Korea. This waa an actual keU and 1 foul shot gave Howard aeen two movies on South -Ameri­ out of 140 players to 15, said that film taken ifrom the air over the for tomorrow?” ' By Mrs. Anne Cabot Charles Shaver; The Mysterious top scoring honors for the win­ ca. The firat dealt "with a cruise to Elinor Hussey '52 ORMWE JUICE <».F 19* t The moat popular of all holiday You'll be delighted to find how Voice, John Allison; Jessie Briggs, the three main points he looks for battlefields and on board the car­ ners while Orady and Howard- got South America and the second, a flfta—lovely nightwear that’s quickly end Inexpensively the ele­ Helen Kronlck. In a player are correct passing, rier, and showed the carrier-baaed 7 and 6 polnta A few more pUy- technicolor film, showed the points feminine and frilly. This ensem­ gant looking carry-all and cos­ The plot waa entangled In three pivoting, and, of course, shooting. planes atriking at strategic points ers like Boland would have of Interest in Mexico, depicting the Pot Luck Supper ^ BIRDS EYE CORN ISc ble is sure to receive a warm wel­ tume jewelry may be made. The love ^ fairs, each one being He gave a number of practice such aa bridges and railroads, as brought the victory home to 28B, life and cuatoma of the Mexicane. OPEH EVERY HIGHT UHTIL 9 come—make the gown In crepe or envelope bag la made of felt and spoiled because of meddling. Mr. drills which could be used, and a well aa In cloae support of ground He got 16 of the 18 polnU on the .The program chairman and her satin with dainty lace trim, and trimmed with metallic cord, and Ingoldsky proposed marriage to couple of clever plays. "If your troopa, and flight preparations 20B side of the page. committee are planning a full and Enjoyed By Quill BIRDS EYE PEAS 19c OPEH EVERY HIGHT UHTIL 9 for a change have the jacket In earrings and necklace are made Mrs. Briggs ta widow), while palms are dirty, and your finger and acttvitlea on the carrier. It The one, two, three punch of beneficial schedule for the coming soft, sheer wool. from buttons. . Lancelot Briggs was forever tips white, you aren't shooting waa stated that this carrier had a Cohen, Burdick and Bryant proved year. Pattern No. 8717 la\a sew-rite right" was one suggestion. He crew of 2.300 men. The ()ulll staff enjoyed a pol BIRDS EYE FRENOHEO BEANS 23c Pattern No. 5229 contdlna direc­ shouting his adoration for Mrs. to be too much for 21F as they Cathy Hayes '52. luck supper at the home of Miai perforated pattern InWftea 12, 14, tions for making bag, earrings, Curtis (also a widow). Rupert also stressed body condition and The second film, “Target; loat their first start to 27B, 56 to 16, 18, 20; 40, 42. Size 14, gown warned against smoking. Peace,” showed the conatrucUon Oub Chao gee .Schedule Marion Casey on Nov. 26. Twelve | necklace, cuff-links and atlck-pin. Smith and Jessie Briggs were In 26. Cohen, Burdick and Bryant were present. RIB PORK ROAST LB. 39c 8 8-4 yards of 39-Inch, 1-4 yard material requirements and step- love too. but they had trouble be­ Following hla Interesting talk, and aasembly of the Army'a new got 20, 16 and 14 in that order. contrast; Jacket, IH yards. he answered a number of ques­ long-ranging strategic bomber, Aqua-Ettes, the girls' swim­ Membera of the staff diacuaaedl by-step lllustrstlona. cause Mrs. Briggs didn't care for The 9 polnU of Mathewaon waa plans for the forthcoming Issue of I For this pattern, send 80e in Send 2Sc In coins, your name, Rupert. First one couple sat on tions on the UOonn team and the B-S6. at one of the nation’s high for 21F. Behind him came ming club, has been meeting" Wed- MORREL’S BACON LB. 49c coins, jrour name, address, alse address and the pattern number to basketball in general. Since the largest air-craft plants, located at L m d er, Lions and > Martin with neaday and Thursday afternoons Quill, which It iz expect^ will be j the couch together and uttered all ready In January. Cover de«lEiM| daatred, and the pattern number Anne Cabot, TTie Manchester Eve­ the trouble th«^ were having with Junior Hl-Y basketball team la Fort Worth, Texas. Hie mile-long 5. 4, and 8. since the beginhlng of achool this RIB ROAST BEEF LB. 79c to Bus Burnett, The Manchester ning Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, their "love-making"; then another now being organized for the Hec assembly line for this huge craft Am early aa this Mr. Hartwell fall. However, due to the boys' and scripts were considered. Evening Herald, 1190 Ave. Ameri­ New York 19. N. T. couple wrould come, and so’ forth Junior League, the talk came at waa aeen, as well aa many of the picks ITT .to walk aivay with the swimming team pracUca four Mary Jo Brennan, editor, was In I unnei'i cas, New Tork 19, N. T. Anne Cabot's Nsw Album of until everyone had expriused their an'opportune time. features of the Army’a moat com' c*.amplonahip now held by 25B. times a week, the mennalda are< charge of the discuasloii. Othersl OHUOK POT ROAST LB.99C unnefi Don’t miss the Fall and Win­ Neodlowork is a “must.” It’a trouble*. Finally the three couplet To close the meeting Mr. Della- pletely new plane aliKe World He wan- forced to this prediction now able to hold their meetlnga on present were: Anita (SagUardonvi ter Fash Inn, It contains 48 pages checkfuU of charming designs ss wrere gathered together and a Ferra showed twro film * of the War n . after 17F defeated his towm 26B. Wedneaday aftemoona only. Half Diane Dougan. Margaret Rogeif;| TVDEPt.INMSEMENTOF BRUNNEICS NGIURD of new styles, simple to make wsQ ss boginnors' “How-To" di' voice came booming out, telling UConn team In action—one with Also at this meeting, plans Next week will find 23F and of the membera of Aqua-ERtes Joan Mankus, Mary Ann M i^ n .| HAMBURO LB. 99c TV DEPARTMENT- IN BASEMENT OF BRUNNER’S frocks for all ages; decorating roetions on kntttlng and crochet­ everyone's peraonal problems. Rhode Island, the other, the were made for the club'a trip on 25B tangling and I I F taking on have be«n put oh the waiting list Jo-Ann Donnelly, .Betty Frasier,r 3Si EUT CENTER STREET-TELEtHONE 5191 trld n ; gift patterns printed In- ing. . a gift pattern printed in the The play concluded with evoryone championship game with 8L Wednesday to TV SUUon WNHC 26B. -All games are open to the and will ba able to become full- Pat Ruff, Pamclla Oobum, and] OROUNDBEEF l r 79c 350 EAST CENTER STREET. * TELil Mda tbe book. Bead 25 cenu to­ book and many other grand fea­ aooklng refuge from the voice. . John's. In New Haven. public. ' fledged members when the swim­ Madelon Christiana. day. tures. 26 cents. , Patricia O'Hara, '52 Donald McOomb *5i Roger Turklngton, *54 Albert H. G uay'58. ming aaas9B is complatad In AprU. Peggy Ericksoa 'M ...... ,... — u . . . . lU N C H E S ™ B vi^ m rc MANCHEirt^rCONN; immSDAY/WciV^ER i9Rl

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERMiD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1961 F A d fO U B T E S ^ T oach and Minicucci Presented Thom Me An Shoe Awards as well as Ethan Allan and How­ ard Hobaon.. l4rga Harman was Football Players Reeeiv e Thom MeAn Shoe Awards THE absent as were all memhera of Eddie Stanky Virtually Certain to Manage Cardinals the Trinity College etaff.. Frit* Outstanding Lineman _ . _ ----- ■ ^ t ------— ______- Barillauakaa rapraaantad the pro H^raU Angle football New York Gianta.. Mora than two-thirds of the alllanca Fast Action Silk City Hope to Stake ■y membership wars preaent. • Main And Back Honored yUlanova Grid Co-Captain Bratton, Kid EARL W. YOST reason being the free steak dinner Cards to Turn Over Sports Editor .. Bob MoMahon acted as chief re­ Kills Himself by Hanging In Fine Draw In Y League Claim to Semi-Pro Titld ceptionist for Winchester... Each Art McGinley Presento dinner guest waa prasanted a Excolirnt Talk on Lanier and Diering No Favors A t UCoan .. year of great decision. Coaches cigarette lighter.. Background scene at the head table constated Fhlladclphtk. Nov. 29— —1| 3 to 1 Underdog from Q iers, Miiler'*fl Score Only one team has been sble to a. town and dropped a 1* to 6 nod "Studies must ba up at the tJnl- ^ are on the spot. The game ot has- Sports; 400 Attend; Nick UotU, 31-year-old Villanova 11 tack a defeat on the Silk City ilty o f Oonnaetlcut for our t »a - : ketball will survive desplU the of a newspaper press with the Found Dead New York, Nov. 2»—<>PI—Eddies output of his 17-yiar-career, nine Now, having tasted BefeaL th names of all the state dailies re­ O’Rright Adds Muflie OUcge football co-captmln, waa Chicago and Gavilan Wins Over Ma^s and Acea at ML Nebo In two seasons. Spartans can be expected to com tbeUl playen.” Head Coach tragedies of the past twelve Stanky virtually ia certain of suc­ in the big leagues. Although 34 Ths Hartford Spartans scored a volving clocknvlse as If coming off found dead In a dormitory baae- roaring bark. The Aces art read., lugh Oroer told members of the months." In Non«Title Fight years old, he stole eight bases, BilPs and White Glass 6 to 0 decision over the Aces in nehester Klwania Club last ’ The dny of the undefeated bas- a press. It waa a bit of artistry ment yesterday. Police said death ceeding Marty Marion aa manager for whatever plan of attack th Two Jims — Jimmy Roach awl third high on the Giants. The the final game of the 1950 season. toaday at tha Country Club, j ketball team is a thing of the past by the Winchester company. waa by hanirlng. The coroner’a of­ of the St. Louta Cardinals. previous year Stanky placed sec­ Spartana unfold. Jimmy Minicucci—were preaanteil Chicago, Nov, 29—<>P)—Johnny Chef’s Diner and Miller's scored Sunday afternoon these same j**11itra ara no special privileges' in the tall, gray-haired mentor's fice ascribed It to natural causes. No definite agreement has been ond in the National League's Most It ahould be the game of th { Thom McAn shoe awards laat Spartans will attempt to dupli­ |wt«tded because a boy la a baa-' book because "It is hard to keep night by Sparta ICdtlor Eari Yoat Radnor township police said Bratton, Chicago's unpredictable Valuable Player poll. victories In the Y Senior Baaket- year on home soil. ^ reached aa yet, but presidents cate last fan's feat, on the other %etball player at OonnectlcuL" i a team .up from November to of Tha Herald. Presentation took they found UotU'a body under a Lanier, 37 years old next Aug­ bsll League last night. The Dlnera welterweight, charmed a Chicago Horace Stoneham of the New hand, the pride and Joys of Man­ The speaker added, "Boys who March.” place at the South Methoditt strip of piping, a coil of telephone ust, waa used aa a spot pitcher Saturday Network Football '» IJCbnns Play Stadium crowd last night with a York Giants and Fred M. Salgh of downed Ms's and Bill’s, M to 36, chester semi-pro football will try ■play baakatball at the university | Greer's five year record at Men a Club banquet \5'hleh 53’aa wire twisted around his neck. The last season. He ended up with a the Cardinals will meet within the while Miller's toppled White Glass every trick In their bag to wind up Ipractlca daUy from 4 to 6 o'clock UConn ia 87 victories snd S3 de­ held at the church and w'aa attend­ wire, police said In their official piledriving assault that eafned creditable 11-9 record. He gave the current campaign with a suc­ Radio—1:15.Army vs. Navy a I next few days with the hope of , of Bolton, 43 to 28. ■•vary afternoon. Then they ha\e feats. Last year the Huskies won AIC Tonight ed by approximately ,400 persona. report, had been looped over a him a draw with champion Kid closing the deal, brewing since the ! up 149 hits In 160 Innings and cess as well aa to avenge the 1950 Philadelphia to coast to coas 22 games while losing but three. MBS network, A1 Heifer and Jo<' |to spend their evenings atudying." Oiieala Included air members of pipe. „ Gavilan. World Series. hurled nine complete games. • In the first game Chefs won setback. “we have a very heavy 27-game Tonight Greer will send his club Joseph Tercha, Delaware Coun­ their initial start from Ma's and Haael (also TV ). l-Auneh Golden Jubilee N|inrta Quiz the Manchester High football, The tranaaction may not be an­ Dlerlng. 28, Is regarded aa a There was new enthusiasm in laehedule this season — two more > Into battle against A.I.C. nt Storra cross country an(i soccer teams. ty coroner, said Dr. John Turner The end of the non-title 10 round “ good-field, no-hIt" flychaser. He Bill's. It was a close game for 1. The first Drealdenl fo attend nounced until the minor league ! Tuesday night’s practice session 8:30— Georgia Tech vs. Georgti 1 Igamea than I would like to play. in the opening game. Year at 8:30; Play Speaker# Included football coach of Bryn Mswt informed him that bout, which waa televised across has few equals in going and get­ three quarters, but In the final a World Series game, waa: (al convention In Columbus next; at the Oisrter Lots and the at Atlanta to CBS full network i IW « are not playing at Madison Wlnchrwter Bread Crumbs Teddy Flooaeveli ihi Calvin Cool- Wsiker Briggs, cross country Uotta died of natural causes, ap­ the nation, found the 7,397 spec­ week. I ting them In centerfleld but hla frame the Diners poured it on to Acea appear "up" for their big­ Red Barber. , Fred Post, sports editor of the St. Francis Saturday Jimmy Roach and Jimmy Min parently of a heart attack. He the tired Ms's and Bill's. The first I Square Garden because we believe Iciicci, outatanding members of Idge (r ) Woodrow Wilaon (di coach CTiarle* ' Pete" Wigren, and tators on their feet, cheering the best stick mark In four years with gest test of the season. Two weeks 2:45—Texas Christian v t , Icollege basketball belongs on the Middletown Press, is the new added that no autopsy is planned. The Cards will be asked to turn period ended 11 t j 7 and the half High Fall Coaches Honored hlancheater High's rrack football Warren Harding. soccer mentor Dick Danielson. unpredictable ‘'brat" lustily. over pitcher Max Lanier and out­ the Redbirds was .263 In 1949. He ago In West Hartford the Spar­ Southern Methodist aL Ft. Wortl lcsB.pua and not in public arenas. president of the Connecticut The college, operated by the was 24 to 22 in favor of the Din­ storm, Nov. 20—It'll be baaket- team last aeaaon, are shown above 2. ' Boxing matchea are divided Keynote address of the night Then, when the verdict was an­ fielder Chuck Diering for Stanky, batted .2.59 in 64 games last year tans and Aces battled to s ' 13-13 to NBC, BUI Stem and Jael • I'We have refused several offers to Sports Writers Alliance. He suc­ Roman Catholic Order of St. Au­ ers. In the third period the score hall time at the Unlverelty of holding the Thom McAn bronze Into roiinda. while haaehall games was delivered by Art McGinley, nounced—the referee for Bratton, who will then sign as a player- and failed to hit one out of the tie In bitter cold weather. It was Lightcap. ! Iplay i t the Garden. When an op- ceeds John Leary.. Connecticut gustine, announced only that changed hands several times as the Connecticut tonight et 8:30 when shoe awards which were presented are divided into Innings A rhiick- very rapshl^ sports editor of the one Judge for Gavilan. the other manager with the Redbirds lor a park. The Giants regard Dlerlng the finest game of the season from Television -—12:15 Army vsl Iponent la scheduled we expect to football coaches paid flowery tri­ kar ia the divlalon uaed tn: iai Soc­ Liotts was dead and that the period ended with the Chefs in a the Hiieklee Inaugurate the Gold­ at last night's banquet al the Hai-lforit 'Dmea. McGinley waa calling It a standoff—the crowd two-year contract at $35,000 per as valuable in.surance in the event a spectator's viewpoint to watch, Navy to coast to coast NBC-T5 ' Iplay at the opposition's home butes to the hunt and peck sports en Jubilee year againat American cer (hi Polo tn Rugby (di l.a- cause of death waa unknown. Be­ Blight lead, 34 to 32. In the final South Methodist church. Shown In never better, Hla rapid fire seri­ cheered even wilder. season. eenterfielder Willie Mays ia draft­ despite the cold weather. hookup of 52 stations, Jim Brit f I court. Basketball is not a money experts.. Rev, Robert Keating International College In tha Storra rroaae ous and humorous atorlea were yond that moat officials held to ed Into the Army. frame, Ms's could not find the the photo ara, 1 to r.. Roach, Her­ Probably never before, even In Although Saigh has been quoted Members or the local squad giving play by play; earlier atar ' I making sport at Oonnectlcut. We told several fine stories snd near­ hangar. Only one game will be man Anderson, Art McGInley, 3 Three of lit# following ma­ well received. steadfast silence. Teammates of aa saying that he had three men in hoop and the Diners won going of broadcast to permit pickup o ’ ly had the scribes, roaches and victory, had the brat been so popu­ anay. For the Diners, Willis had were not satlafled with the 13-13 ■want and encourage the students played. Robert Olson and Mlnicucrl Olson neuvers cotid win you pointa in a Nporto .Are SouimI the popular Uotta. who waa a lar with hla home towners. mind for the job, he has not seri­ tie. The fellowa felt the breaks pre-game .activities. r land faculty, parents and friends guests of VA'lnchester rolling In diving contest. 'The unrecogniz­ candidate for All-American honors IS points and Morgan had 13 while Connecticut la expected to be In Is manager ot the local Thom Mc­ "Basically, sports are sound de­ ously considered anybody other were all in favor of the Spartans 4:45—Notre Dame vs. Souther- lo f the players and students to at- the aisles. Father Keating could able one would be the; lai Half- as a guard, were reported to be He went 'into the hoiit scaling K enn el Cobb wae high man for the losers top shape aa thay make their first An store. spite the foothall and baaketball than Stanky. in the first game and will be out California at Loa Angelea to saifi' ’ Itend our games. Baaketball be- do well in the field of public gainer (bl One and a half) (ci under strict orders from college an over-the-llmlt 149 pounds, as with 14 points. defense ,of the msrthlcal New Eng­ Shown In the photo al the left scandals of the paat year." the did Gavilan. the Cuban kid. Brat­ It waa only a question whether Sunday to roll up aa high a score NBC-TV hookup, Mel Allen ah^ llonga on the campus, that’s where speaking. He's the closest this land N ^ A 'crown against the are the three coaches of the suc- Butterfly (d) Full gainer. speaker said. He lashed out at authorities to say nothing. Re­ Club In the second game Miller's as po^ble. Like the Aces, the Bob Stanton. il |we will play our home games." writer has ever seen to Sam Lev- 4 Ttie goal poata on a college porters seeking to talk to the ton was a 3-1 underdog. Stoneham waa willing to part with Area. 'TTie Acea, on other ceaafutl fall sports team al Man­ commerciallsni In high school mid the Giants' scrappy second base­ pulled out a victory In the second Spartans were rolling along with The one-time freshman coach at enson as a humorist. . Nels Nltch- hand, are moaning the m ea over football field, aa compared to players w*ere turned away from Nick Uotta, S3, (abo%-c), stand­ Supporters worried lest Bratton half by overcoming Bolton 43 to chester High this fsll Resding college sportai out guard on the Villanova Col­ man. admittedly the inspirational an unblemished record against Hockey At A Olaace ■ Manchester High brought the nian, coach of undefeated Coast the loss of Ray Mrosaek. Mrozack from 1. to r,' they sre Wsiker Ihoae on a profeMilnnal football the dormitories. prove ring-shy after suffering jaw News 28. Miller's got out to a fast start Connecticut oppoeitlon until last Guard's fdotbsH team, made his McGinley added. ".Sporta pla.ye(i lege football team, waa found spark who drove the team to the ■ Eastern Professional Basketball waa Injured in football this year Briggs (Football I. Dick Danielson field are: lal The same diatance a big part in winning World War 1 Uotta — christened Dominic— bone breaks in three losing battles and led 10 to 4 at the flret period Sunday when they met the Mid­ National League first appearance of the sf4saon at apart (hi Ten yarda farther apart dead In the basement of hla Villa­ National League flag last season. Let's get acquainted with the iLaagua into his remarks, citing and waa expected to be reedy for (SoccerI and Pete Wigren (Cross and World War II " Athletic Idols waa bom in Everett. Maas. After to Gavilan last May. to Ike W il­ and the score stood at 17 to 15 In dletown Bluejacketa at Middle- the Monday lunches. . NItchman ( C l nova, Pa., dormltoiy. a length of Stoneham ia loathe to lose the New York 6, Chicago 3. Itha stand he would take on Tor- thin game. The doctor ruled other­ Country I. Ten yaidi closer together idi of the speaker were Gene Tunney. his graduation from high school liams in 19.10 and to Beau Jack In brainy "quarterback" of hia In­ judges who will officiate at the their favor at the half. Bolton tied Irington'a use of two players who was notified at the dinner bnBfd wise end Coach Nick Rodls of AIC Twenty yards farther apart. there he joined the Army, serving telephone wire twisted about hla 1949. Furthermore, the brat waa It up early in the third frame but Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth neck. (A P WIrephoto). field, but la agreeable to the trans­ Kennel Club's Class G Sanctioned ■ were Involved In shaving pointa that he had been named "Coach had to order Ray to ait on the alde- Anawera; 1 . (Wilaon, 19151. 2 two years, most of it in Japan known to have a habit of going o'n fell behind as Groman and Geb- of. the Year” among Connecticut (Polol. 3. iBiilterfly. a awlmming Soccer rxiach Danlelaon hit the action only because he does not Match Friday night at 8 o'clock I last aeaaon aa m^mbera of Toledo Ilnea for another week or two. nail on the head In hla anaiyals where he played on the All-Star the defensive when the going was heart took over In the final frame college roaches by the arribea. stroke 1 . 4 (20 yards farther apart. friends Nick ••always was care­ want to be accused of “ blocking at the East Side Rec. Beat in I University. “Anyone who ia In- Mrozack waa slated to be a start­ Red Sox Acquire Niarhos of the reaaona for the aiirceaa of sendee eleven. toughest. Stanky's chance of realizing his to put the game on Ice for the rea- Captain Bill Black. 160-pound full­ 120 yards total i. free and a great favorite with his I velved In throwing a game, or who ing guard. Bowling Ihe three fall sporta leama at. Already he had been chosen by But tactically Bratton was a dream"—managing a big league Match Judge and Sporting Group taurantera. Gebheart got 15 and back. mad# the journey with his Coach Hugh Greer has not classmates when he attended I aR'ses to shave points Is guilty. Manchester High this aeaaon when the Football Writers Association changed man last night. At no tl club. — A1 Piper, prominent member of Groman 11 for the winners while Iln ete are days of the 'easy buck' coach aa well ss Athletic Director named a starting five but he will of America as a member of its Everett High." Bob Skinner with eight pointa waa In Trade for Les Moss he aatd, "Ijeaderahlp waa the key­ did he give evidence that he was the Wlndh,im County Kennel Club, I m baakstball. I strongly urge the Johnny Merriman.. Art. Valpey choose from Captain Vin "Yogi" All-America team selected for He said his son appeared “ con­ R«>JertMl EarUer Bid _ _ _ best for the losers. note of the aurceaaea of onv worried about another bust In the breeder of cockers. Hla dogs ap­ I Eastern League to aay no to Tor- and George ’VsnBldder represent­ .Ynkabaakas. Burr Carlson, Mel Look magarine. He al.so had been tented and in the best of spirits ' Saigh. who had rejected an Miller's Rettsaraal Mil Local Sport leama ” Milton ('ole captalne(| jaw On the contrary, he weather­ peared on many televialon pro­ rington’a request for use of these ed Connecticut. . Norm Daniels, Kleckner, Bill Ebel, Wally Wtd Boston, Nov. 28—UP)— By mark-*■ Niarhos doe^not appear to be the named to the Associated Press during that last visit in Boston. earlier New York request for B r PU. Johnnv Wood snd Dick O'Hanton. Ihe harriers. Bobby .lohnaon and ed Gavilan's-ferocious flurries and grams. Has done such an excellent I^ehiedr. rf ...... 0 1 I players." holm and sophomores Worthy Pat. ing off an estimated $100,000 cash : solution of Boudraau'a backstop­ Mlnicucrl the gridders. and Red All-Pennsylvania football squad. Besides the parents, one brother Enos Slaughter and Harry Bre- Wesleyan . Jesse Dow and Jim came out of them swinging—and chcen, is equally reluctant to part job of judging for the Kennel Gebhetrt. c ...... 6 .9 15 "Lord's been good to me as s teraon gnd Gerry Deutch. outlay, the Boston Red Sox today,' ping problem. Nor has anything Uase and Harold Moore the boot- One college official said Llotta and five sisters survive. T. Qutnn. If ...... 0 0 0 Moore’ of New Haven Teachers •. After tonight’s game, the HuS' Chatter ----- . connecting. with Lanier. Finally convinced, Club in the past that he has been .1. Oulnn. If ...... ch. I have been a very lucky ts’ere rid of Lea Moss, their moat: been done about plugging the in- era. had been despondent since Vil- 0 0 n I Ray Stovlsk, Rav Rich. Vito De­ klea will meet their flrOt “big Re<> .eoKce however, the Giants won’t back asked to judge again for us. (JebbheArt. c ...... 6 3 IS Iperaon,” Hugh told, the Ktwan- disappointing catching Investment.' /leld. ChaiTh Leagae Voting in the Thom McAn lanova lost 20-l.i to Boston Col­ Ringside observers were agreed Weir, r ...... Vito and Ttiffv Maroon of. Arnold time" cnltege quintet of the set Charlie Palmer la the new head Holaci Rtrool down on their latest demand, the Ralph Silvester—Judging Work­ n 0 0 liana, "because I have been for- after gaining an eighth outfielder' But Boudreau does have hla at. Briilget't Team I lege before his family and home Phtlllpo . .. 114 in the brat fought the most Impres­ McDermont, f* . ; ...... 2 2 B Bridgeport University's Wslt son on Saturday when the Nation H LaCtiapell. roach at Rockville High. Charlie, award ronteat were Hal Turklng- Redblrd boss Is ready to give up ing Dogs. Breeder of outstanding Kelly, nr ...... Itunate in having great American eight outfielders— Ted Williams. 33 111 .331 towTi fans at Boston two weeks Hewitt .... . 102 94 124 324 sive battle of his major competi­ 2 1 fi Kondratoricb.. Ysie sent up Nick al'Catholic Champa, St. Francis of major league callbra. Wllknw.kl lOj 104 .113 succeeda Ted Ventura. The lat­ ton and Voat of The Herald and Que.v ...... lOfi 194 hla veteran southpaw. boxers. Has produced “ Champion Urlcchio. rg ...... 0 1 I boy*. Dom DiMaggio, Clyde Vollmer, Reilly ago. The official indicated Liotta’s ... A6 tion College of Brooklyn comes to Moss, obtained from the St. | lot 133- ,140 ter Is the director of athlalira aa Brlggi and Alihro. The vote was a MoeoArn ...... 92 9tr 129 117 In acquiring the colorful Stan­ Rainsilo's Rocket," one of the Gromin. Ic ...... 5 t 11 “ Becaua* of tha basketbair fix Kotys, .Timmy Dunn. Bill Simon. Billy Goodman, Jim Piertall. C. Anrallls too .130 low spirits were more noticeable Zwlck ...... 112 105 KM .121 He stole the crowd at the start. very few boxer champions In this Frorollnl, lie ...... 2 0 4 and bribe esMt, this will be 1 Harold LaBonta snd Gib Holgate Storra, The freshmen of Connect Louts Browns last June for the' V Abraltls 109 .103 well aa head haaehall and foot­ tie, A special request waa made to after Willanova took a 4.V7 lacing Andemnn 52 42 In the first round, one of the ky, Saigh la getting the kind of huge sum plus Matt Batts, an-1 Charity Maxwell, Don Lendhardt ball coach Palmer aaalated with the shoe compan.v for two bronze- manager he always has yearned area. Has judged sanction Totalo . . . . 17 9 43 icut will meet Trinity Parish of at the hands of Louisiana State champion's ciitlin,'; left hooks New Haven In the preliminary other backstop, waa sent back to and Wood—as halt for some Totals .349 544 1434 the Rockville football team during plated ahoea. The request was TotAlA . , .Vil 5ST i.';49 for - an aggressive, ftrybrand type matches throughout the state, Boltoa White Glcoe (3R> breath-taking trades during next At. J 3 (31 last week. Horlfori! Rood opened a rut on the 24-year-old B r PI*. game on Saturday. his old club, along with T om ! E. Pagani the paat aeaaon. granted. Wlnhera of the awards of leader who. from his record, la Herbert Hoskins—Judging toys, M. GJgIto. rf ...... month's baseball meetings. 113 tit .141 Although the. college's official CrejiA 117 107 9^ in Phicagosn's cheek, near the eye. 1 i .1 W H AY of New Britain is broad WrighL a rookie outfielder, In re-1 P Aceto 104 137 139 were announced from the stage. Sadrozinxki . . S7 no 197 hound to instill fight and hustle cockers and terriers, is owner of A. Oigllo. rf ...... 1 0 2 Among the many rumors that LaRniere . statement on the 22.'i-pound G«iAt*f»on, If ...... casting all of the Connecticut turn the Red Sox received Oua N i-! 104 10.3 132 Bifionette . . in 107 94 .114 and in the second the Cuban Kid into any club he is connected with. Kourtesy Knoll Kennels, breeders 2 1 5 began circulating after Boudreau .T. Aceto . . . 99 10* ,1:|| Marshall Allken and Jimmy I TMo Fine Playeew player's death said he had been Winter . . . . . 92 124 102 .121 gashed Bratton's nose. of top quality cocker spaniels for MtAnev, If ...... 0 0 0 games this year, home and away. arhoa, the slightly built catcher,! . , _ A. Aceto .. 11* 10* 134 Rosch have been elected co-Cap- I ill for the past two days, it was Mor.oen .. 9^ no in .119 Saigh'a criticism of Marlon was R. Skinner, r ...... 2 4 4 and ken Wood, an exceptionally I eficceeded Steve O’Neill waa Roach is the greatest acorlng 102 Both times, Bratton made a gal­ that Marty wasn't aggressive years. He is an A.K.C. licensed H. Skinner, c ...... talni of the 1852 Mnacheater High learned be practiced for the sched­ Si Gecrr* 102 1 0 2 Cop Opening Matches one of the conditions of ths Totil* . 5.55 54.1 5,59 1657 hack In Ihe school's history and lant Btand. exchanging blows with enough and didn’t devote as much judge. Pitkin, rg ...... 0 0 0 atrongarmed outfielder football team Both are Junior# | uled Tulsa game on Tuesday. The TDtoli ...... , .V)fi 554 512 1574 ProvAn. rg ...... 1 2 4 Melbourne, Australia, Nov. 28 Playing In 71 games. Moss hat­ mer's managerial acceptance wea sparked the Iqdlana tn seven wlna time as he should have to running Marjorie Van d8r Veer—who renter Cn Aitken is a center and Roach a game, booked for the Oklahoma the whip-armed Gavilan and fln- Edmnnion. ]g ...... 2 0 4 (>P)— Members of the American ted s feeble .188, thereby convinc­ the Immediate disposal of the nBregallAnal Teen 1 (4i In eight games. Minnie waa by far ishlng atrongly the club. will judge children's handling Cole. Ig ...... 0 0 0 Hlllnfkl 114 114 114 146 fullback. City. Saturday, has been can­ Indie* Davis Cup team ell won their op­ ing new Manager Lou Boudreau $125.0fl0-salaried Williama Clerk ISl no- 9,5 iir, Ihe No 1 lineman Roach la a Kvxhin , . . lO.S 117 104 12*; That is a fault he won’t find class, is owner of Dalquist Ken­ celled It would have been the Bratton bled throughout the Totcls - ...... in 4 25 ening matchea in Victorian tennis that catching was the club's most For the past two weeks, from Crendoll . . . . 106 no 97 i n Junior and Minnie a senior WttTk# . 91 114 106 in with Stanky. who talks and thinks nels, breeder of dalmatians. Is 5fAltr>lt 101 .109 Amy Ptrkey of Carlaon'a Triick- windup of a nine-game schedule 104 fight, with Gavilan's puniahlng Sror- «t h«lf tim-. 17-lS Miller s. championships today without be­ his home in Harvey. III.. Boudreau 10.1 m Toastmaster was Rev. Fred Ed­ Folrone . . ^7 92 125 prominent member of the Wind­ troublesome 1852 problem, Wright Seeielo 106 120 ion 126 a set new single and three string In which Villanova won five and R*imondo . 1A.S 103 101 .109 swing-s opening the wounds period­ baseball every waking hour of the ing pressed. Dick Savitt had per­ spent most of the past season with has relfersted that "Williams will gar. Frederick Towle welcomed Luroo ...... 9.'> ST 44 264 ham County Kennel Club and also records In the Women's Bowling lost three. ically. But the brat, who held the day. Chef's Dlaser haps the hardest pull In eliminat­ the Loulavtlle American Associa­ be traded only If it adds gresi TntAlO 560 .^,17 .Ml 1610 Ihe gathering and Rav Percy Reached In his home at Fair writes weekly column on dogs. B r pts. ♦ GUARANTEED strength to ttie cliih." A recent re­ *♦, .Marv’o <0$ League at the T "Dieaday night. The hard working guard played Totole . 4W 5n 5.12 1530 147 pound title for B.1 days before Auzust. rf ...... S 0 12 ing promising .voung Australian tion farm club. riiff-rd . .Rmlth gave Ihe Invocation. The Hope. Ala., Stanky refused to dis­ Mrs. Tongren—who has been port from Sarasota, FIs., the Red 96 no 96 102 Mra Plrkev roiled aingle gamea on both offense and defense in this Reon’o |2> dropping it to Gavilan last May Brrwn. rf ...... 1 * EASY TERMS leftliander. Nell Fraaer. 6-3 5-7. Niarhos, who became the Ll*k 94 96 64 292 benediction waa given by Rev. Snlmon»Dp . 77 97 71 cuss the matter until it waa made breeding boxers for 10 years— Winn. If ...... 4 Sox trsining camp, Indicated that B row n in 44 l‘«7 of 158, 103,' 117 for a '38.3 total. age of platoon football when moat Smith 97 l«>9 91 297 IR, held hla own to the surprise Mnrzsn. c ...... S 6-2. 6-1. Vic Selxaa toyed with an­ Browna" property less than 48 Willard Mclyuighlin Herliert Mc­ players specialize in either of­ official. However, he did say he owns dachshund, basset hound, Williams had neglected to engage Ifenmn 96 96 96 249 Werner . . nfi 104 11.^ and pleasure of his many fans Kofles. r...... 4 other Aussie voungater, Dave hours ago. in an eight-player deal Rlrwv.gnnd 94 99 49 n7\ Kinney. general chairman of the fense or defense. His coach. Art Br^^n ...... in 122 97 112 was definitely intere.sted In man­ imported miniature poodle. Judged Brslnsrd. rz ...... 0 an anartment, which he did every- .In# Shea, a former Mancheat^ ORilnv ... .. loo inn here. Yates. 6-L 6-0. 4-6, 6-1. with th# Chicago White Sox. play­ committee, led In group singing. Raimo, rated him as “ the finest aging a big league club. at matches given by Springfield R. Mlrhesfs, rg ...... 0 prevloua fail. while paaaing Totil* 497 469 476 1462 1High eager, will be aeen In action It was Bratton's finish in the "I feel I am now ready to han­ Kennel Club. Farmington Valley, T. Mlrheals tg ...... 0 TAKE S 18 MONTHS TO PAY ed in but 66 games last season through enroufe to hla favorite tonlglil with American Interna­ The roa.«t beCf dinner waa prepar­ collegiate lineman I've ever seen " Tnttli* . . .S0.1 Mfi 47*; 1.M5 last two rounds that gave him a Bujusetus. Ig ...... 1 But he did bat .260. although i Raimo, himself a native of dle a job aa a major league man­ Naugatuck Valley, St. Hubert Dog off-aeaaon fiahlng reaort 4»noth Helhndlst Team 1 Dinner music waa provided by Spokane, stopped rank Almond, and the net 120,875, plus the TV- of walks, scored 88 runs and given are on display at the Ken­ ■lohnson. Ig ...... 3 ^8* 95 Black. batting average as a Brownie. fleneroiii 90 107 95 292 Rowland Fvana, president of the Tony O’Bright and hla oreheitra death. Kuhnov 91 His father, Peter, a barber, told 12.5>7, Vancouver. B. C , 9. radio pool. I slammed 14 homers, the highest nel Supply Shop. Vlnrek. Ig ...... 1 Warranty Extra ■Stock No. r-487...... Niarhos was one of five players 91 91 271 1West Hartford Hall High Booatera the White Sox gave St. Louis' Whltehlll 112 lOo 95 307 Totsis IS 34 MAtteonn 58 105 45 276 Club addreaaed the steering com­ Score St half lime. 34-32 Chief’s. trade-minded Bill Veeck for Mikan Sparks QuHltoh 1^ 99 46 291 mittee of the Msneheater High 1947 MERCURY STATION WAGON Sherm Lollar. a catcher the Red TOttiA . . . 4*5 502 4.52 14.19 OUTSIDE YAOU OR CONICAL FREE Black. HendlcAp n n 13 Booster Club yesterday noon at Princeton Wins 'Bestsnrsal Lesgea Sox desire greatly, pitcher Al ...... * Stock No. U-4S8...... 1.aker Triumph the Country Club. F.vana paaied Rag's (41 Widmar. a 184* Boston discard, Totel* . 492 51.5 445 1472 along many fine Ideaa which may Corns ...... 108 — 94 303 and shortstop Tom Upton. Lambert Trophy Sslmond ...... 1(>3 — — 102 be incorporated into the local Sscerlck ...... 134 110 104 339 1950 FORD PICK-UP TRUCK Accompanidng Niarhos were out­ By Tiie Aaaoclated Preaa reatar roagregatianal Team ? (Si chih \5-hlch plana to start operat­ P. Aceto ...... 139 113 119 370 |i Bloc. fielder Jim Rivera, highly rated by Steckel 91 127 91 mo New York. Nov. 28—(^ - For Pi. Pagan! ...... 109 90 — 199 Lightning never atrikaa t«-ice aa N«lll *9 80 in 332 ing early in January. Lupe ...... — 130 117 as? Stock No. r-471...... Rogers Hornsby, the new Brownie far as Minneapolis' George MIkan Leslie s* ion m .107 the second vear In a row. Prince­ RIvots ...... — 104 107’ 311 WE'RE STOCKEDTO manager, first baseman Gordon R Mcpooih 99 no 91 mo The T gym will be open Satur­ ton has been named winner of the la concerned, and the Boston Cel­ Saarl ...... 95 95 95 7*5 1949 FORD 2-DOOR »DAN THE ROOF W ITH aoldaberrv, Infielder Joe Demaes­ day mornings from 10 30 to 12 Eaatefn rollege foothall aiipre- T ottll ...... 593 534 542 1440 tics today were begtnnipg to Gardes (#> Black. tri and nitcher Dick Littlefle'd. Totel* ...... '470 512 501 14*.1 noon and from 2 fo 4 p m. for macy BRUNNER’S; Hlndlcep . 12 29 12 91 The ail-conquering Tigers today McLaughlin ...... 1(13 94 294 Stock No. r-48i...... The White Sox disnoaed of Up­ agree with him. basketball. Tbe gym will reopen Zwlck ...... 95 104 394 TELEVISION DEPT. 0 U IL O I NG ton almost' Immediately, swapping were named first on the ballota of Crocker ...... 113* 113 99 315 The high-scoring center raged Totel* . 502 541 513 1576 at 6 p. m for team practice and McMullln ...... 94 no 104 309 IN EASEMENT OF PACKARD lUILDING 1950 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN him with Washington for short­ .34 pointa last night as the lAkera North MelhAdl*t Toon i 4l> gamea. all but one of (he 83 voters. Anderson ...... Ill 109 94 304 b im . MATERIALS stop Sam Dente, another ex-Re(l bowled over Boston. 80-76, for Holm** 66 97 129 .114 Sport awriters. aportcaatera and AT 358 EAST CENTER STREET T o fOEET youR KEf.OS Sockar. Henna . , . 104 109 eo 30.1 I.Amb«r1 Trophy trustees took Totsis 518 531 490 1519 stock No. NT-18t...... their seventh straight victory In Chappell ...... »4 109 104 in It's nar*-r»reT When Boudreau look over the the National Baaketball Aaatirla- Ronnem ...... 106 97 95 294 South Rend. Ind (N F A ) The part In the balloting. Rerton . s, ...... 119 115 10.1 Villa (4) OFEN EVERY NIQHT UNTIL 9 1940 STUDERAKER 4-DOOR SEDAN Red Sox reins for a two-vear term tlon. 143 Fighting Irish don't care if they Once-beaten Holy Cross finish­ P Correnll ...... 114 99 99 301 last month, he dearribed hla need ed Iq second place and undefeat­ Maroon. TheW.G.GLENNEYco- T h e teams had giet once earlier Total* ...... ~521 527 521 1569 ever see or hear of Boh Carey BrosnvskI ...... 113 105 95 318 for a competent second base re- in the aeaaon and the Celtics. In atrain. tn three games against ed. untied Biicknell took third. Zanlungo ...... 93 109 93 397 Stock No. U-48S...... Vince ...... • 99 103 143 .144 BUILDING MATERIALS nlacement for the retired Bobby defeating Minneapolis, had limited Aaalk Slelhadl.t Team 3 (Ai Notre Dame, the Michigan State Walker ..., ...... ,119 123 134 331 LUMBER FUEL Doerr aa being almost aa nresalng MIkan to a mere four pointa, the L o o m t e . . M 112 1 * 291 end acored two touchdowna. Pro Baaki'ttiell A t A Olonc# 1950 MIRCURY CONVERTI8LE C O U P E as additional catching strength. lowest total of hla professional M u l e e n e r * 3 65 46 2 54 hooted eight extra pointa and a NBA Totals ...... ^43 ” m 4 1434 Oraaa. Low mllaaga. One owner ear. C 1 0 0 C 556ri.KA)N ST. KAMCmSTfH T o w l e . 104 • 9 5 112 .115 Millar's It) The acquleitlon of the 165-pound career. H a t i g h . . 41 9 0 9 0 . 161 field go4U for 2.3 pointa. Minneapolla 90. Boston 76. Blanchard ...... 99 94 44 370 Stock No. NT-lfll. SpcNi^ at .. , ...... ^ I T T J J o h n a o n ...... _____ 9 5 117 Claurhsey ...... 93‘ 99 77 349 .1. King ...... 104 113 117 334 1950 FORD CUSTOM 2-DOOR SEDAN T n t a l a . 4 57 4 9 9 4 9 9 '1 4 5 5 M. CorrentI 107 133 99 339 TELEPHONE ^-4539 A l . J e m o o ’ T e e m 1 I4 > Low Man .. 93 91 99 310 Orcen. Badio and heater. H l n d l e 9 2 i n i n Stock K k U-4S4...... r:..:;...... $1545 ...... J. Lupacchlno 5.5 3 * 274 Totals ...... 494 419 49T 1490 /«« tuM , tm n m tit, N. Lupeerhinn . 9 6 96 96 244 Oak Orllla <1>. H l l d a h r e n d 94 47 109 2 t 0 93 310 Oolaa ...... 94 IM 19B1 PLYMOUTH CAMBRIDGE Z b o r e v ...... 41 126 4 6 3 0 0 ''' USED CAR SALE .To Rlvosa ...... 103 91 113- a04 Farr ...... 99 104 107 .no ttiM m ictt »»M t , „ t-Door Saian. Bndlo and kenter. T e t a l a ...... 455 .504 5 0 2 146.5 94 3(4 Gavello ...... 99 99 _ BIm . Stock No. NT-186...... $1795 H a n d i c a p ...... 12 12 12 .16 WE HEED EODH old roads seem NEW Georrettl ...... 93 102 104 391 / /" T a t a l a ...... , 4 67 5 2 0 514 1501 Totals ...... 447 430 414 1401 1947 OLDSMOBILE CLUB COUPE 1951 B U IC K S M C IM J E D A N - t -y 5 o « * ~ | - HONEST DO UGUS No. MethodUt Nn. 1 ~<1i Raitio and Hetater. Carlson Borello ...... 104 19 93 344 BxeaOcnt eendltloo. Stock No. 17-670...... DOUGLAS MOTOITSALES B r o w n sn 94 46 2 6 0 1951 M E R C U R Y TU DO R 5 E D A N ...... 2295 \bu’re riding on big, soft coil springs sure, steady swoop without buck or O'Brien ...... 95 — — 93 B o e b a . . 1 20 44 49 33.1 ; G. Mllek 94 — 111 195 M a g n u t o n ...... 9 l 94 9 7 3 * * 1 Radio, Healer. Oierdrlve. Struck ...... 91 IT — 195 1951 MERCURY CLUB COUPE C h e p p a l l 119 106 104 1 2 9 ‘ ICK a road that you know by heart. that let every wheel dance beneath bohble all the way up. Starkweather . . 106 47 101 2 9 6 j 1950 RUICK 5 E D A N ...... 1675 Kudalua ...... — 93 — 93 Bhta. Bndlo and kanter. One owner car. WisliM to tak*il* this ospertuiinlty to thank aN eustomars who hov* offar*d th*ir ...... _ 109 — 103 T n t a l a ...... 5 1 6 469 479 1464 ! Radio. Heater. Dynaflow. N ot too good a road. One that ha* you, without passing on the jolts to Lulek .. H i n d l e e p ...... 14 .14 14 102 P There’s a lot more that we could tell KHst ...... — 18 U 111 Uka amr. Stock No. U-4S7...... • n d e r s M i M t •f DoMgici| MeterMol Seles over Radio Station W CCC on th* M«n%/ 1949 OLD5MOBILE 5EDAN ...... 1445 you in the car. ,501 aomehumps—some unbanked turns— ToUIa ...... ”474 490 470 1404 ehostor matin**.M*. HonosTHeiMst DDoi0119 also wonts to thonk those in odvone* who or* T o t a l s 5.50 51.1 1566 Healer and Hydramatlr. you about a Buick. But such things as 1949 UNCOLN COSMOPOLITAN CLUB COUPE F . m a R c o l Lilhorec <34 a tough hill or two. 10.*> 109 .^55 You’re driving a car that’s plenty T Laagea . Cfliori Blaefc. Bndlo, heater, overdrive. about to Ihr* thoir tostimooM end wishes that ho ceuid thank each of you N o r e o 141 1949 RUICK 5 E D A N ...... 1545 room, and comfort, the confident way A n d e r a n n . . 119 121 1.59 .199 Radio, Heater, Dynaflow. ■ass's Taaars <3) A la i iwniT ear. Stoeh No. U-S6S...... personally, Howovor, your wiHinqnoss to poblieiy state your true oxporioneos . T A h n e n n ...... 9.1 115 in n 111 Then get in touch with us, and let us inches broader than it is high—a sure­ LaChapalla ...... *7 105 111 3U 9 0 it steers, and the way it shortens the 113 314 R e n i o n ...... i n 112 115 1948 BUICK 5EDAN...... 1095 Fagan ...... 11* JL m boyin^'konostboylnf I voiuo in o food used cor from Honest Doufios is opprociotod C a r l a n n ...... 9 7 126 i n 1 16 Pirt you behind the wheel of a Buick, footed road-hugger if there ever was miles are things you can best discover Atamian ...... 110 JP’ 94 394 1949 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN Radio and Heater. Payne ...... 1*0 104 19 343 Marooa. Badta aad heater. T o t a l * ...... 519 524 MO 1571 with D>Tiaflow Orive.* one. lit 9*1 to the follost extent. from personal experience. Newcomb ...... 104 114 wHhaFLUID HEAT Stotk Na. U-tSS...... 1947 BUICK 5EDANET...... 995 Rt. flohc'* tl) Radio and Heater. Totals ...... 544 403 581 1511 Your frank, honest stotomonts lend further proof to the droody woE N ow you’re all set for a new experi­ And you’re riding behind a Fireball Das Wlllta «ll S . G r s y b ...... 1 3 ( 1 * 2 9 7 2 99 jSo why not follow the routine already 1947 NASH 4-DOOR SEDAN 9.1 .126 1947 OLD5MORILE TUDOR ...... 895 Lucas .. 104 ion 113 317 known fact that: H . O n y b ...... 94 n : ence. \bu’ll find out this: Engine — Buick’s time-tested version suggested? 'You supply the road—we’ll Kompanlk . 103 133 99 921 Warm Air FumcKaf OiMB. BaO» aad hwitar. b analleat eonOtlan. D e p t u l a ...... 115 l a s 92 1 1 2 Radio and Heater. WalcKowskl 109 10* 109 334 PlohRrcsyk ...... 94 94 9 1 241 Sladk Na. U-Slt...... ^...... R u b B c b e . . . 112 106 1.15 :451 1947 FORD TUDOR ...... 795 of a high-compression valve-in-head— supply the car — and let it speak for Olflle ---- . N in 114 334 ...... Those bumps seem to lose their Taworiky 104 95 94 399 Juat • flick ot the thermogtat givsi Radio and Heater. an engine that packs more power than itself. you eomfortable hiset *11 winter kmg 1949 MERCURY CONY. COUPE T e t a l a ...... , . 5 3 9 524 5 1 0 1 5 73 bobble. You just take them with a Totals — 330 t r 421 1479 1947 D*50TO TUDOR ...... 895 most people ever need to use. when • Fluid Heat Warm Air Furaaee Marooa. Badia aad heatnr. Oaa owner enr. Nadlar .. 94 7.1 94 3«5 ♦ Sl— gori M jr04 OlT4 trS C . $ m i m i o iM r Radio and Heater. smooth and level stride. ■agars (9) ia in your home! This modem unit Stock No. U-4ST...... tarett ... 112 43 in .104 featuree a “ Fuel Saver” Control that Oitrinakv 92 92 92 '276 1944 BUICK 5ED A N ...... 795 With this power - and Dynaflow Chambers ...... llj 1* ** W Kavenskv 124 in 129 166 Those unbanked turns don’t seem so Wltkowakl ...... 9* J* 10* 22 givaa you mora baat from tvery drop 1950 CHEVROLET CLUl COUPE Cohan . . 106 96 127 329 Radio and Heater. C. Abraltls ...... 98 IB 93 309 of oil. Haata your rooms evenly from Douglas Motor Sales Telalt ... 532 457 '555 1544 Drive* — you don’t have to S m |‘ h ...... • • 1 0 * 1 * “ S ® Jat'Maek. Iliatir. Low adleage. Han(.teaii 34 37 7* 1944 FORD TUDOR ...... • 495 sharp, and those hills seem almost to tSim ai. ^ floor to ceiling. Providee better beat­ Stack No. N T-U L ...... Radio and Heater. “rush” a hill at the bottom .559 4M 543 1433 flatten out. Totals ...... *04 624 510 JIB ing in diatant rooma. © * ISTHE PLACE Tetala ... to soar serenely over the top. Msaeliestar Mstar SalM ft) P h o n b TJa T oday for full dttaOa Nowlckl 127 111 399 without obligation. Expert installa- ZlsB I.BtkerBB (8> H ow come? Well, a lot of things are V>u just feed the power as Brogan ---- 99 — 99 ALL AROVE CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS "ED” C. Hampton ...... 7* 7* 74 234 Sm art B u y 's B u ick Taggart .... 101 101 107 3M ^on. Dependable Mrviea. . n igri WHERE THE CHSTOMER SEHDS HIS FRIEHBS Klelnarl ...... 44 91 33 340 different when you travel in a Buick. you need it —climb with a Varrtek .... 102 no IM m SULUVAH SAFE lUY USED CAR WARRANTY ■rannan ...... I* 9* 93 277 MeCurry .,. 109 194 93 1 » Racknagal ...... 104 93 104 301 Mssaoll . — m 94 H. Hampton ...... 14* 94 133 375 GORMAN 333 MAIH STREET Totals ...... 505 451 491 1447 Total! ...... *5M ”m4 "m 9 1904 Handicap ...... 19 19 19 57 HaWiMWJ.TAnOZ.AlC N*ta«a, FOGARTY BROTHERS mEBCORT MOTOR SALES, Inc. Yom Kgy to Grootor Vofjfo Castsr Bertlea tl) Lkton to yoor neighbors racowmond Douglas on W CCC. 1 F. M. to 2 P. M. TOUIs ... (. ^ 4 470 510 1604 WHIM situs suroMosnit ssi sunt bu ick w n i suns t n i m Glaason ...... 19} 114 111 *J! 256 CENTER STREET — TELEPHONE 2-45S9 at. ■rldaet'a Team * BUICK SALES and SERVICE Bchmtlakl ...... }}t JJ JIJ *1! doHy# S taw art...... 3* S3 55 Hlllnskl ...... 1}7 109 * » ORIARTY^ > Sttwart ...... 93 11 *0 £ s 285 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. Abraltl...... i n 124 104 1|0 Fagan ...... 99 94 12* *0* Ooodrieh ...... in 104 ___ ufllvan ...... no 9* 104 3l( PONE 2.4571—OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL • tsi oatu sittst tniPMM 1 SU OUTSTANDING VALUES USHD IN CLASSIFIED SECTION S Totals ...... 919 477 H9 17*4 GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. O sb Cblastt <•> . Totals ...... " m i 4*5 1499 Lucas ...... I 92 lU 107 UO 285 MIMN STREET MANCHESTER m g t n ...... IM 100„ 90 90 n t Flynnlyi ...... 14 91 101 27* Bulllvanill ...... •2 117' N m 4 ' lot lii Backus ••••••6040a M 9S ."WOBLO'I ICONOMT CHAMPIOH** TotaU ...... t$T iU tN MTt ■■•yt' A'' MANCHESTER EVENH4G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1981 ! ^ ^ k .'t 't MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1961 PAdBSBmmBDr \ OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE AatoRiobUw for Sak 4 AutoBiobilM for Salt HooMhoM ScrriCM i Help Wantcii—F em ie 35 SituatimMi Wantad— Fuel and Feed 49-A Wantcd~Tt> Boy 18 HERC'fi A 1949 PONTIAC Chieftain delusa Offered 13«A Fcaule 38 FIREPLACE Wood, $1 a bundle. WANTED—Usad furniture. liv­ IP rr JMurr p « i « c o t t ^ h b u o , M A C k f j AmwDr t9l*r9vl9U9 Pustl* ONE OWNER CARS . . . A tm C L C Pike.WB COMEOlAQ.^B THAT CRACK i Muitalint Mommal Sense and Nonsense ClasiifM tudor. radio and beater, hydra* FLAT VTNHH Holland window WANTED — Housekeeper. Good YOUNG MOTHER dealrtw to care Laurelaton Sunoco Service, Bol­ ing room, bedroom, kitchen or YOU SHOULD matic drive. Eatra nice condition ton Notch, Route 8. 2-8224. ontire houieholds. Let ua maka READ watesi $AV, Moo MUftT M AGED IbJ Name on Request . . . Bbadaa made to measure. All home. Phone 2-0807 after 6. for child alx montha to pre-school YtXJ Oi8k& A L L " Advertisements metal Venetian bltnde at a new MOJUTE — RiSMT— skyr-raoj ■O B IZO N TA l SSuhUely (Philadelphia BulbMin) EfU m oenT Traded On New Dodge and .585 Main. low price. Keya made while you home. Telaphona 2-3406. Phonq 2-3154. r r s — WANTED—Trained attendant. ^ Household Goods 51 MAMV - • Reverbentt Juat before the' Revolution, Metlitr—If be knewa aa mueh CLASSIHED ADVT, Plymouth Cars wait MarloWa MDJpkteB when snlritert were being recruited about canoee aa ba tbtaka ba 4toaa, DEPT. HOURS: 1951 4 -TON Dodge pickup. Rea- hour day. Phone 5279, VE6ETAeLE ] animal TPereat aon for aelling —aold business. $346 $348 $348 $.748 $346 $346 Roosu Without Board 59 TA lN $ DM creature in the Ohio Velley, requlrementa ha la out canoeing, but If ha S:16 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. WEAVING o4 buraa, moU nolaa Dogm-Birds—Pets 41 $25 RESERVES IT 1$ Colonnade were thii* Haled on a pnatar: "AII doaan’t knew any mere about It 1950 Doditr W «yf«r*r S-Door— Tel. 7708. and torn etothuig, hoaierT niae. APPUCATION8 14 Weird 9 Withered H eat«r, light green. Price S1.648. EASY TERMS PAYS FOR IT ROOM FOR Rent for two girls or 9 Knight el the miial hava two legs, a trlggar than I think he deee, h e’o awim* .haadbaga rapatred, mppet re­ SMALL FOX TERRIERS — Nice 19 Atstm finger (nn mattar whirh nnet and accepted for Grocery and Produce small Cross breads. Cocker Span­ $346 BUYS IT married couple. Two minutes from B lount (ah.) ming! COPY CLOSING TIME 1950 Chevrolet 2-Donr — BUcIc, 1947 OLDSMOBILE place Bieat, umbraUae repaired, Clerks In Manchester, on full-ttme Good Aa New—Used A Little Main street. Call 2-1614 or 47 silkworm an aiming aye." Judging from to­ heater. Price SL44S. iels and Collie pupa. Zimmerman's 1$ Vivacity lOfhotad vaat POR CLASSinED ADVT. Six cylinder, heater, light naea’a ehirt ooUara ratraried and basts. 3 LOVELY ROOMS Cottage street. day'# reqiilrementA we'va coma Two anowy-halred old lanlleo. 1949 rvHige Coronet 4-Door—Gray, replaead. M aiW a litU e Mending MANY BENEFITS Kennels. Lake street, Bolton. OF FURNITURE ItCempaaa potirt** ■aaahall team quite a way. green, tires like new. Exe Rhop. Phone 8287, 19 Jumbled type 1$ Sharp Jouncing along in an anitquataS MON. THRU FRl. radio, heater. Owned by our aec- Paid Holiday*. Penalon Plan, WITH NICE HEATED room near Main autnmehtia, mada an illegal tur* •treat. Gentleman preferred. 30 Raged ITTypemaature 20 Bewildered 46 Prapetilion 10:30 A. M. retary. Price S1.S95. ceptionally fine condition Fh'e Day Week. HoapitallMtlon. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR 47 Phot part Friend Relieve it or not, but on tha town's main street. The TWO AND one-half year old fe­ and STOVE Phone 2-0140. 32 Type measure MEmphulaed SDMipIacwl when I ae* red I'm happy. SATURDAY 9 A. M. 1948 Chevrolet 4-Door-Green, ra­ throughout. Price for this Good Starting Wage. male Boxer. Would make good dOPataage In Ibt 4$ Bulk ' treffle cop had to blow hla whistle week *946. Roofing-Siding 16 Group Inaurance. Sick Benefits, Yes, tpcluded Is a Bedroom .^ving 33 Court (eh.) SlAhandoned Man—How'a that T vigoretialy and rapeatedly before dio, heater, new illp covera. pet or breeder. For Information Room and Dinette, E3ectnc Re­ CLEAN, Comfortable, large heat­ 34 And TTioiith 4-Door Special De- repairing. Gutters and eonduc- Apply on Friday, Nov. 30 be­ EVERYTHING vate home. Gentleman preferred. 21 Cosmic order 39 Pitre* with a Isle” 8$ Unit of wire BE APPRECIATED tora. OoughUn 7707. KITTENS FOR pets, frae for whistle, lady? Luxe Gray, radio, heater and SOLIMENE, Inc. tw een 2 end 6 P. M. At ONLY $346 Reference! required. Phone $18$. SI Weary knile 4SPkrant meafurenienl ■elf nobody elae will. Old Lady- (Wide-eyed and te- Christmas to someone who hae 27 Tube 44 Laval 54 Threa-toed allp covera. Price SI.145. WE SPEClALimc in rooting and And If ymi are not ready for de­ 33 Ages nocanti Tea Indeed, but 1 never D IA L 5121 634 Center Street A & P SUPER MARKET a good home fo r them . Call 2- livery, we will hold It until wanted, PLEASANT Room for two gentle- | 33 Mimics 29 It II net a 4 S a ty In ■lolh , Jo* -Did you enjoy your chea* 1947 Oldamoblle 4-Door — Green, aiding. Hlghea, Quality ma- 9126. ^ flirt while driving. 118 East Center Street regardless of time. men. At the Center. 14-16 Wads­ 34 Htll —— animal Navadn v Id Paid notice gam *? With a grin, tha amaaad efftoor heater, hydramatlc. Price $1,145. Manchester terlala. Workmanehlp Outran- worth street. M anchester BEAUTIFUL . Pedigreed CWlle SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 35Insscts Sam— Oh. II was rhea# mediocre waved them on. 1948 Dodge 4-Door Cuitom- Ra­ teed. A. A. Dion, Inc,, 299 Autumn DAY OR EVENINO 4 6 ^ H il •to* W hat a pawn! WTiat a Lost and Found 1 street Phone 4860. pups, six weeks old. Phone 2- 36 Notion dio, heater, light blue. Price Telephone 6101 or 5102 BAKER'S Helper wanted, part PHONE HARTFORD 6-0358 COMFORTABLE. well heatedlP 37 Symbol for El pawn! -a. time. Apply morning*, Kay's 2995. room, hot water. For buslneis "Well", said the disgusted bell LOST—L«dv> Biilovn «-|itrh, « 1895. 19.50 OLDSMOBILE 88 tudor. JfFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 neon TILA) ROOFS end sldewaUe, guar­ P astry , 183 N orth M ain street. couple or gentleman. Inquire 896 hoy aa be Inokad at tha niekla tin. Green, radio, heater, hydramatlc. anteed material and workman­ 38 Cerium Ther* ta one slate which permits "he's not bluffing, he's a real mil­ A L B - E - R —T—•—8 East Center. a woman in work lA hour* a day ^1 ward. Tel. 2-4812 TRUCK SPECIALS Clean. Bargain priced at *1,795, ship. 87 years experience. Free YOUNG GIRL Wanted for hand Live Stock—Vehicles 42 43 Allyn Bt.—Hartford (symbol) lionaire all right." Hurr.v, hurry to Douglas Motor#, CrOwsi-LiaMt, I 39 DMifram You giiaased It. Tt'a the state of V FOUND -Bov* bicycle. Owner 1947 Dodge 2 Ton, 1.58" Wheel •etimates. No obligation. Call cutting. Apply Ka-Klar, Hilliard $346 $348 $346 $.746 $.746 $346 ROOM FOR Rent for two girls ®r HCttecfe Age sAApg-MQff eocM IT .c J .733 Main, GUERNSEY Cow for sale. Flret 41 Mark agslnst m atrim ony. Women never tnily nommaml may have *ame by identifying Baae—New paint, tlrea, like new. George (killina. Manchester 5117. street. married couple, with kitchen calf due to freshen soon. Phone ARISTO BILT unSnished book- privilege*. Next to bath. Ctm- 47 Symbol for till they have given Ihalr promiaa ami paying for ad ('all 2-2980 H ealer. Price 1895. 1941 CHEVROLET sedan, full caeea and cheeta In many aizea. MICKEY FINN New BY LANK LEONARD Englishman Odd name* your LEGAL SECRETARY — Experi­ Coventry 7-7168. tlmioiis hot water. Near bus samarium to obey. r! . morning* only. price, *295. Pay *100 down. *8 towna have. Wehawken, Hoboken. 194,5 Dodge 1 ', Ton *Body — 12' Roofing 16-A enced. Pleasant working condi­ Hardwood tables and chairs. The line. Phone 7091. 40 The ear > long H eater. Price *495. weekly. Real buy, Runa good. Wodshed, 11 Main street. MtOAIPPHAS C0UVK.P«m .f HE'SVEAV Poughkeepale. Oahknah. eh what ? L O ST - On .Silver Ijine. Tiie*rt*y tions, good salary with opportu­ (comb, form) A drunken fellow coming by a Douglaa Motnm. 33.7 Main. C tIU G H LIN RO O FS sta y on In CHANGED MCMHtej ENtHUSIACTIC. NOW THAT 51 Black bird American I suppose they do shop, asked an apprentice bey '1 evening, large (7 Fox carton con- 1942 Dodge Ton P ickup—Black, nity for advancement. Write Poultry and Supplies 43 YOU DOtrr TMNK any kind pf storm! Fog guaran­ Box Z, r,'o Herald. -urs JUCTATIWDOtD AiOUTTUe y UEUASRtA0rr-AiU> 53 Extinct bird aotind queer to Fngllah ear* Oo what the sign was. He anawerad, talning doll jtrollcr and one .«hcct healer. Price 1.795. ROOM With Household Privileges IMS 8M.eSMMi .IMAN' 1 PELT SOIMy P04I •OOK? ^ MEHASAWONOEAFUL you live in ijondon *11 the lime PRE-WINTER SALE teed roofing call Coughlin, Man­ BROAD Breasted turkeys, fresh FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING for couple. Telephone 2-2992. S3 Caravaniaiy 5T that It was a sign he was drunk. Of ph'wood. Phone WUO CAME IN FROi , MAS. MftOUILLAN WHEN MELICITy IDEA! COULD Engllthman-No indeed I 1941 Dodge m Ton. Rack Body- chester 7707. killed, fresh frozen: ready any­ CUICA60, WILL M 55 Gives a* an 12' long. Prlee *295. , 19.50 .Studehaker Champion 2-Dr. Portable and table model radio* ROOM With of Without Board, HE WALKED M-SUE apenil part of mine m (Tupping L O S T -.“Small Grav Kitten in Help Wanteil—Male 36 time. From 10 to 25 pounds. and phonographs. Universal elec­ ANYUeLP, PWL? WASCOUNTINCON inalienable Minister So you're tha young- Sedan Radio, heater, overdrive ROOFING. Speclallaing In repair­ new house, all improvements, poe**ui(m Norton and divide the real eat In the family. Who’# next? vtcmitv of Fldrjdgc and .“(pri'rc *1..795. ing roofa of aU ktnda. Also naw Rchauh's Turkey Farm, 188 Hills- tric blankets. Ar\1n heater fans, tween Rlggleawada and Leighton J strcfts. Rpturn to Mr.« U’llliam ROUTE Salesman, part time. Ap­ tow n Road. country environment. Garage. 57 Retiiiue Urchin Me hriidder. SOUMKNK, Inc. 1949 Studehaker Coniniander Re­ roofa Gutter work. Chimneys youth chairs. Coasters, Percolators, Telephone 8285. Buzzard. Gedraiti*. 7!1 KIdndge .«trcct ply In person. Maple Dr\- Clean­ Coaco stools, utility tables and $5 Dough strips Minister And who comsa after 8.74 Center Street Maneheater gal Deluxe 4-Dr.—Fully equip­ cleaned, repaired 28 years' ex­ YOUNG FOWL for sale. 35c W him ■* Rewa rd. ped *1.74.5, ers and Launderers. 72 Maple Steam Irons, Combination Waffle FURNISHED Room aultable for v E B 'n rA L Salf-oonfidence la the flrat re- Dodge and Pljunouth Cara perience. bree estimates. Cau pound. John Pavan, 483 Keeney t'rchin De truant offtcar. V 1947 Studetiaker Champion 2-Dr.— street. / Irona. Good selection of Toys. Ap­ young lady. Kitchen privileges. 1 Par* qulslta to great undertaking* Alao Dodge .lob Rated Tnicka Howley. Manchester 6861. street. Phone 2-1815. pliances, New Furniture and TV. Annnunrement.e 2 Heater and overdrive—*945. Inquire 153 Eldridge street. 2 Persian fairy Bamuel Johnson In New raalle. Pa., a coal daalaf Telephone 5101 or 5102 1940 Chevrolet Special Deluxe— WANTED 3 Beundary ( named I-ove advertise* as followa; -I EXPERT ALTO driving Instruc- A Safe Plaee To Buy Uaed Cara 1948 motor, radio and heater— Heating—Plumbing 17 ATTRACTIVELY Furnished room (comb, form) Pathelir PteHir* "I>l lywe Keep You W'arm.”— Articles for Sale 45 CHAMBERS FURNITURE for two. Complete light house­ tions given in dual control car. *38,5. SERVICE STATION At The ^Green ATranapese A little hoy st the end of hla rope Mr* William Hunter, .Teriey 1941 PONTIAC, 1939 Plym outh. No waiting. Phone Manrhcetcr Many olhera to chooae from. EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ Open 9:3o to 5 keeping facilities available. Cen­ la b ) Facing a towel, water, and aoap Shore. Pa. 1937 Plym outh aedang; 1940 ATTENDANT BOLTON — Building atona and Auto Driving Academy. 2-40S7. ing. Plugged drains machine flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 tral. Call Mr*. Jerome, 14 Arch Dodge coupe. All guaranteed. SPECIAL TRUCK SAI.E cleaned. Phone 6497. street, first floor. CARNIVAL i Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. BY EDGAR MARTIN SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH b’y DICK TURNER DRAPERIE.S Made to order. Anv Name your price and terma. Cole 1949 S tudehaker \ Ton Pickup. Will pa.v highest BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Evening Tj' 1949 .Studehaker 4 Ton pickup PLUMBING and heating, special­ SEWING Macnine.' Beautiful 1951 NICELY Furnished single room atvle. lined or iinlined. Tel. 2- Molora. 4184. wage.s in town to the ROTAi- AND Smlth-Oprona port OOUSf.THKt tnK*et.tt WA«5 O Q T OP .1909 1949 W lllya 4 W heel Drive 4 Ton ising in repairs, remodeling, cop­ consols, brand new. Has round for one, n«^t to bath. Phone \ DONTT BVLN^VK. SQUMilOlfitWMa H O N flV I '1 11 able and *tsndarc> typawi Itere TWA Moavo*. OM MQH05'^’ 3-3907. ery Local .Ight trucking and 1 to 5 p. m., other hour* by 'ap­ bargains in TV*, refrigerator* hull street. Hartford. Hours 8 a. I ___ Phone 2-0485 or 2-0.788 pointment. Tel. 2-3807. Virginia and freezers at Brunner’s base­ For Rent package delivery." Refrigerators, Capable of taking m. to 4 :30 p ni Phone 2-,7663 \ inifi CHEVROLET Eleetmaater waahera and stove moving a Madden. Antiques At The Green, ment of Packard building at 358 STORE IN central location N Garages—Service complete charge of Flndell Building. East Center street. Manchester. BALLARD'S Driving School. Man- ' Radio, healer, tutone specialty. Phone 2-0752. rent. Suitable for any type of 4l*| Storage 10 Open eveninga 'till 9— all day Chester's oldest Thousands of ac­ Excellent condition Pay the lubritorium, serv­ business. Call 2-8075 between 7 *10 weekly One third S atu rd ay 'till 5. cident free ins'nirlion hour* down I FOR RENT Garage for storage ing the be.«t car in FOUR-CAR garage for sale. New a. m. to 1 p. m. or 3 p. m. to 7 d l l I Douglas Motors, 3.7.7 Main p. m, h 8 | —TAT K— f ' - I Hundred.* of sati.*fieT U f TU' r GOTTA PO. Exrellent condition 1940 fTievro- REFRIGERATION Service, com­ er. A pply 234 H artfo rd Road. ing, no lost space between cabi-. Sunday after 2 p. m., 91 South JOINT, OLUTZie 7 LOW MILEAGE GARS lel tudor, original Mark, perfect mercial and domestic. See oOr MATTKBBH. Tuui old mattreaaea nets. Wards wide selection of LARGE Combination stove, oil IT'* TOO COLO 5lain street. ,______~~ MMOOZM a Written Guarftnteos throuchoul Clarke Motor Sales. display oi guaranteed used refrlg- stertUzed and remade Uke new. sizes and styles lets you select and coal. Inquire 19 North street cabinets to fit your kitchen ex­ a fte r 5 p. m. 1049 Plymouth Cluli Coupe .701 Rroad street. atora, George H Williams Aaso- Call Jonea Furniture and Floor WA.NTED T ruck driver. Call ciate.«. 260 Tolland T urnpike, Cowrijig. 38 Oak Tel. 2-1041. 512.5 or 6098. actly. Wards wilt fit your cabi­ Wanted to Rent GOOD USED washing machine 1949 Studehaker Champion M ancheatei Phone 2-358.5, nights nets with a custom made Formi­ Sedan RUICK SUPER 7691. SALESMAN for three way deal, ca or Vinyl counter top. Choose for sale. *15. Call Coventry 7- 1948 Chevrolet Sedan • Private Instructions 28 Plymouth. Dodge and Dodge from many popular colors. Come 6278. FAMILY OF THREE urgently l-I)OOR DOOR.S O PEN ED , keyf 6tted, trucks. *1*0 used cars and trucks. in for a free estimate on these need rent. Call 7315. • 1947 Pontiac Sedan Coupe Drawing account, plus commis­ beautiful cabineta today. Only HARDWICK (Jas range, less than copied, vacuum cleaners, Irons, WANTED TO RENT—Garage, vi­ 1946 Pontiac Sedan Coupe TUTORING IN mathematics and sion, floor time, leads furnished. 10<> down< up to 3 yeara to pay one year old. half price. Phone 2- guna, etc . repaired Shears, cinity of Midland Apts., Main 1946 Plvmouth 2-Door Light blue, radio, heat­ chemistry. Call 2-4014. See Lloyd Hevenor, Solimene. on F.H.A. terms. Montgomery 9112. knivee, mowers, etc put Into con­ street. Phone 8894. Best Terms—Best Trades er, slip cover.s, back-up dition for coming needs. Bratth- • Inc. 634 Center street. Man­ Ward. 824-828 Main street. lights. Many other extras. Phone 5181. FLOOR SAMPLEr, Reduced, Save PRISCILLA’S POP Figures BY Jttj VERMEER waite, 52 Pearl ytreet. B4tnds—Stocks chester, Phone 5101 and 5102. up to 35?}.. Sew ing m achines. COLE MOTORS—4164 18,000 miles. BURNHAM Sectional boiler and Radio-phonos.'anpUflers. com­ Farms and Land for Sale 71 91 and 436 Center Street POWER SAW Work. Trees taken Mortgages 31 WANTED — Assistant manager NOW 1 r e m e m b e r WERE TMINGS^ LET'S HAVE down Building lot* sad land for evenings, Sstiirdays and Sun­ Silent Glow oil burner, 1>4 years bination wViffle-grills, toasters TOLLAND and Windham Coun­ BACK IN THE REALLY TRUTH! JUST Price $1,796 old. Call 2-4488. NASH A m basador 1947 four-door cleared. Tel. Rockville- .5-5538. SECOND MORTGAGES bought days. Apply Jack Ssnson, State and other appliances. Krah's. 367 ties, exceptional buys on dairy GOOD OLD 0 / THEN THAN W AS S O Q for our own account. Re-flnanc- Main. 4 blocks north of Post THEY ARE ABOUT THE QOOO pu-m-aHc RTTAToae eedan Radio, heater, overdrive T h eater and poultry farms, with or with­ IN TH'BAM ... SOLIMENE. Inc. ing, repairs, consolidate, quick, Office. GRANDPA-y OLD O A -Y S^ Excellent condition throughout ANTIQUES Keflmshed. R epairing HAMMOND SOLOVOX, excellent out stock and equipment, 6 to TU A jr* AOORR dona on any fumiture. Tiemann. eonfldential sen’ice. Manchester iT.r Priced over *200 below eeiling 6.34 Center Street WANTED condition. Phone 2-4418. PARLOR HEATER, combination 320 acres, see us before you buy. Phone 2-1625 evenings. 189 South Main atreeL Phone Investment Corp., 887 Main. Listings needed. Welles Agency, Manchester Tel. 6101 or 6102 5643. Phone 5418. - kitchen range, oil and gas. Very 2 RANGE AND WHITE FIGURE skates with reasonable. Phone 2-2592. C oventry. T«^. 7-6872 o r '7-7501. 1950 CHEVROLET Kleetllne de­ 1949 CHEA’ROLET”7 ^ e r iln e , like strap, size 8, *4: full site Inner- POW^ii BURNERs'TndnRan^ luxe two-door. R(\dio, heater, *lip new. 1949 Ford four-door, radio ' FUEL OIL spring mattress, *10; bassinette, Burners expertly cleaned and Business Opportunities 32 u n i v e r s a l Upright vacuum covers. Very clean in every re- and heater, one owner. 1940 CTiev- *4: living room maple chair cleaner, Sxrellent condition. Rea­ Houses for Sale 72 apect, Dougla-s Motor*. 333 Main. sertdeed. let us serviee and re­ TRUCK DRIVERS rolet coupe, this week's apecial. pair your washing msrhine or re­ ATTRACTIVE suburban grocery Phone 2-1184. sonable. Call. 3218. C7arke Motor Salea, .701 Broad. store, gas stations, restaurants, SPECIAL BUYS INVEST frigerator Metro Service. 2-0883. Must ^ be steady NO M ORE m essy defrosting, do, •V Open evenings. and other business properties. SERVEL GAS relVlgerator. oil Five room Cape Cod, attached IN A GUARANTEED WINDOW SHADES mada to ortlar Welles Agenev, Coventry, Tel. 7- and dependable. See It automatically with a "de-frost- drum and pump: recreation table. it." Just plug it In^ 'The ideal garage, excellent condltlcin. USED CAR and Installed Venetwn blinds 6872 nr 7-75oi. Mr. Sheridan. Call 2-2123. //■tt - -TBlSWISa-"*’ 1940 (-H EV RO I.ET Radio, heater and curtain rods. 24 hour service. Chriafmaa gift at only *9.95. 6 room lanch style, brick front. r. Ml me. W. t. FAT. OFF. ..Gall 8241- a fte r. 4. p, a*,’ ...... S.CBkb«ir«. Carter .street. . Phone Juat Ilk* new. - ■ ... M ittM WffWUafce. \VKttrn* 'EsUmatee gtadly gtnrti. F tg u i ’ MORIARTY Window Shad- Oo.. Route 44 ai llielp Winfeij—f^ a le 7519. NEARLY NEW parlor heater. In­ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER ‘■Wa had theaa alMvea built ao wa wouldn’t thtarfara Hundreds of Satisfied Cuatomen* IMMEDIATE quire .35 North School street. Two family. 6 up. 5 down, early Ready To Prove It with tha ohildran playing!" I Bolton Notcli Phone 2-4478. SALESLADIES, full time prefer­ BROTHERS PER.SONALIZED napkins. 100 for occupancy. Main street location. 1950 Chri-slcr Windsor 4-Dr - One umATb IT (NgVE lEMMfiO fitOAi IA S r c e r s ^ OKAV. DELIVERY red. Permanent position. Excel­ 301-315 Center Street (1.55; gift boxed, 10c extra RmCUlOM! TME19 A BIG'YduTvoO’RE W6RV 9 A 0 . BUT T U TRY aur £ FKE-..VLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY M. C. BLOSSER o^^•n•r cleat] car. Radio, heater. LINOLEUM Remnants 50c eipiare TOWHIIR WHADd RINNIMS THE FIfiHINS MIDUcTRy TO CON501E MV9ELF WITH WARN Y01I.RICHE- lent starting salary. Infant's Campreaa, Fine Printing. 6 So. Machinery and Tools 52 OCEAM, AMD VOU CANT PROVE DE$TS0VIN6THI$ TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Extra nice I Brand new 1951 Hudsons. ■ yard. Aaphalt tile, wall covering. WANTED—Oil burner service ARTHUR A. KNOFLA I AM THE HERE, RICHIE- ACIR5 dJ THE INATER! wncs RfigroNsiour fo r anv FieMiufi p o r t ! THE FACT THAT ITfi EASIER I CAN PROVE UV Done by eeliable. well-trained and girl’s department. Apply In Main street. Phone 2-2240. OtARIER O f VOITRE DUMFIMS HiASTE CHfiMICAL* AND THROWMt; MOW to F9I0 WORKERS FOR CHAROESl ANO ^b< auSHiP alrfaov.M Do n t^ ( Well.now for the nek-t— HEL 1950 Plymouth Special Deluxe A* the old price, without the man. Excellent wages. Good USED Allis Chalmers, Farmalls, R ealtor FISH EtUXtrAOEl NOW 9T8N IKNOVWHST ySNF CAU. OFF TM AT FUA MOO^/ men All Job# guaranteed. Hall person,. Tot's and Teen’s, Inc., TOO CLO0E M9M0RE ^UT OF MV AFf A«9 OR m - HUW0RED9 OF iHEFlANriNOWAiTOUT! \O N B OP THK MOVING MEM WANTS TO MARRY Club Coupe—Radio, heater. New new excise tax. We will not be working conditions. Call 2-2084 END THAT Messy refrigerator Oliver, Case, John-Deere tractors. 875 Main Street Fjit. 1931 TMeV MEAN 57 Linoleum (Jo., 58 C ottage etreet. 958 Main. Phone nffice 5440 SEN OUT 0> _ THE Po w e r f u l k a t r in k a , ^ WINOOW. O e s io e seat cn\rrs. One owner. New car out traded by any dealer on after 7 p. m. defrosting now. Give her a Para­ See our selection of equipment. ZT w arranty. Phone 2-4022. evenings 6188 or Evening* 5938 nr 3-4378 - WORK! RMNS./ FBECHtm.. any make automobile. 8109. I AM. Interested in employing a gon "Defrostlt" automatic de­ Dublin Tractor Oo. North Wind­ I THE aaUTT 1949 Plymouth Special Iieluxe 4- young woman. for a perman­ APPLICATIONS frost clock for Xmas, $9.96. No ham Road, Willlmantic. ^Hnme Listings Wanted WANIS ent position in Ladles R eady -to charge for installation. Phone Dr.—Jet hlack .New seal covers McCLURE AUTO CABINET MAKING, reflniah and accepted for Grocery, Meal MANCHKSTr.K-3-f8mlly house, mi new tires. One owner clean car. COMPANY repair furniture Cornice* mad* to Wear. 1 can offer an experienced 3534 after 8. 5-5, good condition, reasonable order Phene 2-9533. John Hahn. person a good salary plus Inter­ and Produce Clerks in Man­ Musical Instruments 53 1949 Plym outh .Special Deluxe USED FURNACE, complete with price. For further information Club Coupe Radio, heater, plas­ esting work In buying and nelling chester, on full-time basis. call 2-'J849. r //\ 373 Main Street FUXJR PROBLE-'sS solved with oil burner and control#. In good KRANICH and Bach grand piano. tic seat cn\ er*. Full price *1.195. dresses and sportswear. All In­ Case needs reflnishing. Condition Open Evenings linoleum, a*phai> tu* counter. condition. Price $75. phone 2- 199 WOODBRIDGE Btreat — fi- quiries held In strict confidence. MANY BENEFITS otherwise excellent. Phone 2-1625 1947 Chevrolet Sport Sedan R a­ Telephone 2-9442 Expert wor. aanshlp, free eetl- Write Box X. Herald. 4861. rooma, 4 down, 2 finished on sec­ dio, heatei, new seat co\’ers. One matea. Open evenlnga. Jonea Fur­ evenings. 1931 STU D EBA K ER. 8.600 miles. Paid Holidays ond floor. Steam heat with oil owner. Full price *995. . niture. Oak stiwet Pl.ona 2-1041. SPECIAL Consideration gi\’en to Pension Plan burner. copper tubing, ga4 o Y 1 Commander sedan. V-8 motor, women between 45 and 60 years Digmonds-^Watchf 1942 Pontiac 4-Dr, Sedan—Radio, hydramatlc, radio, heater. Save Five Day Week Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 rage in baaement. ouse is in heater. Full pnoe *35(1. TYPEWRITERS and adding ma­ of age for steady year round op­ Jeweliy 48 excellent condition. Large lot. In-, about »«00 off list. Douglas chines aold. rented, repaired. portunity. Write Box H, Herald. Hoapitalizktion • VIC FLINT 1940 Plymouth Deluxe 4-Dr. - Ra­ •Motors. 333 Main. BLACK TUXEDO, size 39. Worn quire Charles W. Lathrop, 10(1 Exit Ham Scribe BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY Prompt service. Reasonable Good Starting Wage ..BONAKO W. TOS1. Jeweler, re­ three times. In perfect condition. East Center street. Phone 2-0384 dio. healer, new aeiv4 rover*. 1948 rates. Guaranteed work. Office WANTED-Baby sitter. Hours 3 rr» A GOOD A O ia O K RRBTTV 4MARX lUMT BW BRiEU OOAJ’T 0 H O O K , 1947 OLDSM OBILE 4-door s«^an. Group Insurance pairs, adjust, watches expertly Price *35. Phone 5825. or 7856. ( W BtL.lDBtmRMB^' new replacement motor. suppllea. Free pickup and delivery to 6:30 p. m. Must be prompt. Vl-e Reaaoaabt* prices Open daUy, NOTB. NOW WiatTK ARWSIT MX), P P O m WILL A8AKB 'teW ' ‘‘8N6 AU0N&.' TOO BAD'RXJ Hydramatlc, radio, heater. Far cinity of Broad and Middle Turn­ Sick Benefits •M iO Nm rr' a n d f !T» o n lv nJ$viM . THAW C L * n jO » i M e/ service. Friendly Typewriter Thursday eveauiga, 129 apruee THREE LADIES' suits and one HEMLOCK STREET —4 rooms RVBR hOU WBRB BROWN-BKAUPRE. Inc. above average in appearance and pike west. Call 3882 before 2 p. m. Vacation With Pay soum 80 Biaaell St. ppone 7191 Service. 1205 Main street. East straat Phene l-4Sii7 dress, >ize 16. Reasonable. Phone and two unSniahed. Oil heat, full NRRM0U9 ABOerr mechnicl condition. Bargain pric­ Hartford. Tel 8-5734. ed. Balch Pontiac, Inc., 155 Cen­ Apply on Friday, Nov. 30 2-I3S3. cellar, plastered walla, 30 days eO N B THROUBH WITH n; 19U PONTIAC, radio, heater. CAPABLE AND. Efficient office ter street. Tel. 2-4545. Open eve­ occupancy. Only $5,900. Schwarts Reasonable. Inquire 55 Summit ASHES AND Rubbish removed. worker. Must be a good typist. between 2 and 6 P. M. At Fuel and Feed 49-A BLACK WOOL coat with skunk nings till 10 p. m. Some Dictaphone experience de- Real Estate. Call 5274 or Hart­ street after 5:30 p. m. Call Norman F. Pierce of the trim, size 14. Good condition, ford 5-5188. Sanitiu-y Refuse Company in ■Irable. Permanent position with A & P SUPER MARKEt SEASONED hardwood, cut any LOST- -Diamond engagement ring $20. Phone 2-9710. 1947 CHEt’ROLET Areosedan. Ex­ Manchester. Tel. 2-0252. good pay and fine chance of ad­ 116 East Center Street length; tot atove, furnace or fire­ EAST HARTFORD —Sparkling, cellent condition, both appear­ vicinity of downtown Hartford, vancement. 5 day week and other place. Delivery in any amount. NORTHERN BACK MUSKRAT or Center Congregational Cfliurch . Manchester new Cape Oida. Choose yours ance wlee and mechanically. YOUR KNAPP shoe salesman. advantages. Tel. 8-3181 for ap­ Call Leonard Qiglio. 7083. Coat. Size 18. Perfect condition. and Potterton's. Finder call 8853 Contact W, F. Sullivan. 60 Moun­ Four years eld. Gall 3-2347 after now. F.H.A,, only $11,800. Call Fully equipped including radio, pointment for Interview. Aek for agenL J-SIBI. heater, etc. Reasonably priced. A evening*. Reward. tain street, Rockville. Tel. S-.5984. Mr. Gunther, Noble and W est­ Help Wanted— FOR SALE—Cord wood, fireplace 5 p. m. or any length. $18 per cord, de­ real aolid investment for low 1949 CHEVROLET tudor, black, brook Manufacturing Oo., East Male or Female 37 NATURAL Sllvier Muskrat fur NEW! Two or Thrae|-Bedroom coat transportation. Balch Pon­ Hartford. livered. Tel. Willimantie, S-3217. Homes. Hallln Brothers. Phono i* radio and heater.' Wonderful BROADLEAF TOBACCO Sorters. coat, sise'12-14, $75; girl’s gray tiac, Inc. ISS Center street. Tel. ahape throughout. Lowest price Read Herald Advs. Jodhpurs, sia* 13, $4; black rub­ 3-9231. \ S-4M 6. Open evening! till 10 p. HOUSEKEEPER for amaU fam­ Good pay. clean warehouse. In town. Douglas Motors, 333 ily. Liva In, own room, or ou t Grand*. Forest stroet. East WOOD FOR BALE, cheap. Ptumo ber boota, aia* 6, $3. Phone 2- Main street Call 813$. HarUord 8-S384- Rockville 5-55M. 1184. OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 4

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C U ST O M R S m i US 10,431 Fair wenthor threngh hatu People Are ProbablY The Most Conscious Of The Cost CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Mambw af tka AedH UMIo ehnage hi tMayanthM t h a t THEY THINK Bwami af Ctrewtottana OUR MAGAZINE Manehe$ter*^A City of Village Churns •’lETTER UVING" Of Food Of Any Item In The Cost Of Living. BAKED HAM SUPPER (CtaaaUM ASvarUalBg as Pag* lA ) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1951 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE nvK cum ____ IS A lARGAIN AT 5e North Methodist Churqh VOL. LXXI, NO. 52 s ? , MAKE YOUR FOOD DOLLARS Wednesday, Dec. 5 N o Records Hint at Fix DOORS OPEN AT 3:00 P. M. Soviet Joins Big 4 . DIFFERENT FLAVOR SUPPER S:C0 to 7:00 In Taft Aid Try in N. Y. White House Blasts M orrell's H a m '^69< DO THE MOST FOR YOU BY ADULTS. S1.2S— CHILDREN t« 12. 4Sc Secret Arms Talk READY TO EAT— WHOLE------ORiR SHf'HANK A N K HHALF A L F M ENU) Bhked ham with mlain anuee, manhad potatnan tar- T a x F ra u d " b u |{ h*hn» of tbiii tllfferent h«mn IjlllIj lll be ■»»r1»c lb. Slush Fund nlpa. aoalloped onlnna, eabhage aniad with pinaapple. rella and Paris. Nov. .30—rve It with brown travy and Bird. Fye SELF SERVE AND MEAT DEPT. 000 he turned over to the files — including any that -The discussions among Britain, menta and the pointa madS in may throw ligh t on rumors of .Sirriilv l-oi’liirFH NeH'snirn Peaa. Chop, of nil kind*, and lean forelet. of lamb for brslatnt HALE’S subsidiary groups. He also France, the Soviet Union and the committee debate. U. S. Sabres Secret Note or alewlnf. NESCAFE said he did not list this United State* are expected to get Delayed a Week an attempted "fix” in a New FRKSHI.V liKOIMI _ _ . . u aam amount in the financial re­ under wa.v immediately behind Vishinsky'* agreement this York tlix fraud case. COFFEE 3 pound closed door*. The committee morning came after a week's de­ The recess was ordered as a Destroy 10 8 9 port of his group. House Ways and Means lubcom- A irs O rd e r ^ 65c Fresh Ornund Ben E. Tat* of Olncinnatl. ssked them to report back on lay, which led to speculation that Pinehurst Lamb Patties 4 Ox. 5 4 c mitte* was scheduled to resume can treasurer of the campaign com­ their progress by Dec. 10. the kremlin was ha^hg difficulty The committee seted after So­ Its fifth consecutive day of in,- Lb. mittee, was In the witness chair making up its mind. qulrv Into the artivitlea of T. Red Planes Dried Beef Bscon Si|UflrES i.h. 33c WITH COUPON of the Senate Elections subcom­ viet Foreign Minister Andrei Y. U. S. Delegate Philip C. Jessup F o r B a ttle Vishinsky agreed In participate I-amar Caudle, ousted assistant mittee which is looking into how said this was a hopeful develop­ Spare Ribs Home Style rinehuCat 12 Oz. $ 1 e 5 5 In such talk*. Spokesmen' for Brit­ ment. blit commented that the attorney general and former chief the Ohio campaign was conduct­ Kraut ain. France and the United States belligerent ton* of Vishinsky'a ac­ tax prosecutor. S pouI. Koron. Nnv. .30— (jT’l I K pv W68t. Fit.. Nov. SO— Sausage Meat i.h 69c DEMONSTRATION ed. Republican Senator Robert A. had agreed previously to do so. Earlier, Chairman King (D.. — American Sabre jet pilots 1st Prise 2 Inrgu 4 9 c Taft defeated his Democratic op­ ceptance speech Indicated the task (/T)—Th* White House quot- . THURSDAY and FRIDAY .Seek Arms Accord ahead would he difficult. Simi­ Vtalif) had scored falling memories won the greate.st air battle of fid lotlay from a hitherto un- Mother Goose Sliced Kaeorn WITH coupon ponent, State Auditor Joseph T. ITnder the terms of a resolu­ lar views were expressed by of Justice Department official* the war today, reporting a piiblifihfid fificrst document to or Ferguson, by 431,000 vote* in the spokesmen for france and Brit­ testifying in the New York case. Liverwurst____ Bacon i.b 49c election. tion submitted by Iraq. Pakistan total haul for the day of 10 show thnt the Eighth Army Freezing Weather Ahead! and Syria the Big Four plus As­ ain. King called Attorney (leneral Mc- Pot roasts, rib roasts and steaks from Pinehurst Each side accused the other of The western powers had already Clrslh's attention lo what he said Red planes shot down, four isfiufid orders Monday direct­ MARJORIE MILLS 1 giant gkge excessive spending but no contest sembly President L.ul* Psdilla choice beef will be a change from holiday turkey. 6 9 c Nervo of Mexico constitute ,a agreed to the talk* in an effort to was "apparently Irregular activi­ damaged and one probably ing the continuance of hos­ Is involved in the present hear- resolve rival East-West plan* for ty on the part of th* Department destroyed. ' Ing*. Ths Senate group's aim is to sub-committee. They were in­ tilities “until the signing of FEATURING THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT: disarming. of .lustice." The Fifth Air Force said no Al­ FRESH FROM BOLTON come up with some remedies for structed to try to reconcile rival thfi armistice agreement.^’ PREMIER TUNA disarmament plans put forward Vishinsky prefaced his accept­ His assertion came last night lied planes were lost. FAR.M FRKSH election abuses. Presidential Rerr*tary' Jos*ph Light Meat Regular Size FREE by Rusaia on one aide and by the ance with a blistering attack on after testimony that Caudle re­ Nine of the Red craft shot AUSWEET 17rgea New Istws previous speeches by Jessup and ceived 15.000 as a commission on flhort read from the document at when you buy ^ . Come in now to see onr Chairman Gillette (D., Iowa) Western power* on the other. down were propeller-driven bomb­ a new* conference In which h* ROASTING CAPONS 7 O*. Meanwhile, the political com­ other* and a castlgallon of the the sale of an airplane to a private ers and fighter-bomber*, the first told raporters before today's ses­ Western disarmament plan. investigator working for the two denied that ground fighting had Thene enpon. »vtll averace 7 to M lb«. In weltht and you will he 33c LB. sion began that he feels the law.* mittee will turn its attention to caught in a mass flight beyond been brought to a halt over the .nrprlaed at the niimher of .ervln t* of white meat yon je t from o 3 3 e a resolution expected to be sub­ Piucled by Went New Yorkers. th# Manchurian border. CHATHAM governing political campaign con- Vishinsky said the Soviet Itnion Korean battlefront and rhallanged them. Stuff with repperldge farm .eaaone,! atiiffint. trlbutlona by unions snd corpora­ mitted Monday by the CoUectiv* Anonymous l.«ttera It was the largeel positive score the aceuracy of an Asaodated . FARM niKSIl LA ROSA NO. 8 Measures committee. The key is ready to "continue our effort* Committee, Cotinsel Adrian W. of th# war and th# largest for any Pork roa.I. are I'lil from i/ y Both S iz e WITH COUZON E L E G T R IC b l a n k e t s tions are "clearly Inadequate.” Press diapatrh from Koiea. Tate, who is treasurer of a com­ clause reportedly will aulhorir.e Dewind said he understood there single engagement. However, last Short also took liiue with a .mall loin, of fre.h Iowa 2PKGS.35C the UN to call on the armies of (Continued on Pagn Nine) were a number of "anonymous April 12 eight Red MIO jet flghl- State corn fed pork. FOWL 49c mittee now working to promote statement leaned hy the Asaodatad Tart’s candidacy for President, letters" in the files of the Justice er* were listed a* destroyed, seven Pras* In New York defending th# 3 3 - said he kept no record* of money Department alleging that a tax probably deatroyed and 18 darn- AP etory, and declared: Pork Roast i b 49c FRIENDS BEANS he gave in 19.V) to .auch groups as case against Samuel Aaron and aged In a seriea of fights Involv­ "This statement the Associated FRANCO AMERICAN the gdvartising committee for T a ft ' Jacob Freidua of New York "was ing American flghtera and B-2R Press Issued I# designed to oon- Rib np In .% Iba. r K I f c i f v NO. 1, 2 CANS 33c and the Physician* Committee for Thai Anti-Red Military to he fixed." bombers. fus* th# American people." 'Tart. Hs said he had confidence the King said the department would Today's battle Involved relative­ Quolea Ijettar LIPTON’STEA be asked to supply the documents SPAGHETTI SAUCE treasurers, of 'those groups would ly tew planes hut Included s sig­ Short quoted from what ha said EASY MEAT LOAF MARSHMALLOW report these receipts, as the law to the aubcommitte*. was a secret letter of Inatruc- Organizes New Regime The committee ha* been ques­ nificant number of Communist require!, and he wanted, to avoid bombers. tlnns from the Eighth Army Nev. Von will Snd a meat loaf 48 Count Bag FLUI^F 23c duplication. tioning Caudle all week on hi* ac­ 53 c Near the close of a blazing day 27, Korean Urns, to aubordlnata recipe on the back of the Pep- Senator Smith (R-M4) remarked tivities ss head of the department commands; Bangkok, Nov. 30 — (IP) — Thailanders awoke today to (lr«d ! at aerial warfare. 31 U.S, F-Sfl perldte aen.oned atiiffint bat. that Tate apparently had the same tax division. Caudle, was ".Steps will hs initialed tn In­ BELLS STUFFING ftiTMWiP* confidence as those who gave to find that a military clique had abolished the constitution, dis­ two weeks ago by President Tru­ Sabre jets spotted 16 MlG-15 jets Il'a .Imple and quick to make )ar sure that evsry United Statss. y - platoon level." PRESERVE . . ! ...... 29c 12 O*. Tin Honed I f Desired Kright, ^iVell Trimmed stroyed and 13 damaged, against tlallons for e rca.ac Arc in Korea iV lrr l*an sion snd the Army wound up their bi. and moat of his predominantly But neither Caudle nor Ollphant cialed Press story out of Seoul Read* A P Stary BEETS Joint show with an afternoon blast Populist cabinet. The arrests could remember their reported one 'U. 8. plane shot down and may he no more than a t'omnum- yesterday, saying that on order* Short again read the first para­ From Keebler PEANUT BUHER .. 35c yesterda.v. It was the seventh snd apparenlly cut deep into the rank* agreement or the letter when three damaged. lat trap from the highest source, possibly graph on an AP atory undsr a SAND T A R T S ...... Shiirflnp one of the least spectacular of a Defer Drafting of parliament, in which the Popu­ asked by the committee. Nor could "\Vc can not, " the Prcaulcnl as­ the White lioiise, ground fighting Seoul, Korea. Wednesday which 2 Cans RIB PORK BOAT “ 45c acriis that started dot. 22. list party has the largest mem­ Caudle's former aides in the .lus- sarted. "allo'*' our men to he tiad been brought In s romplete, said: C IA B HAI.TINKS ___ PEAS ...... can 18c Shiirftnr Unofficially it was the 27th bership although It doe* not hold .tice department, when called in caught otl-balanre hy the enemy if temporary hall, was on a paral­ "Orders from the highest sourre, atomic, exploaion in history - all Of Army ROTC turn, recollect the letter or who tn rase we ran not reach a satis­ 0YSTI';R CK.Af'Ki:RS CATSUP .... Bottle 23c a majority. OPS to Cheek lel with It possibly from the White House It­ Freezer Box Special aet o ff hy the U. S. But Russia's TTie army seized control lesa ordered it. Th# agent, Richard C. factory armistice." .Mr Truman said he understood self, brought the ground fighting 4 9 l admitted three. than 24 hours after Dawalihl was Schwartx, has not yet teatified. Mr. Truman, meelins with the AP sifiry came out beesuse of to a complete. If temporary hall King announced when yester­ Teat manager Carroll L. Tyler All College Sludentn in named premier by Syrian Presi­ Service Prices newsmen for the second time intense competition fnr news. Wednesday, A P Correspondent, If you have a locker or home .sirtrage chcHi, we recom­ aald the aeries produced "data im­ day's healings ended that he was since he flew to Key West Noy. 8. See rer'Ipe on back of dent Hachem el Attassl. .lohn Randolph reported through ^ B A K E YOUII a m ROSEDALE ment Pork storage NOW— and here’s how we’ll coop­ portant to the nation's military Reserve Officer Train­ El Attassl. who Is about 85. has railing to ‘ Attorney General Mc­ told them In hlunt Lerma late yes- A spokesman for the Aa*oeialed censorship today.* Swiftning can for Martha la>- erate: security." been the figurehead chief of Syria Grath's attention "that here ia an lerday that the fighting will rqii-| Press In-New York said: gan'a Quick MU white cake. ing Covered in Order U. S. Attornpys lo Seek "It wea a fact that the ground PEARS "Each nuclear detonation re- since three successive military Important case with apparently Ilniie in Knrea as long as there is ' There is no foundation for sug shooting waa hailed'** a result of Wesson Oil ■ultsd in Increase^ atomic coup* led by Shlshekly in 1949 dia- Irregular activity on the part of Court Action on AH a posslhllity that United Nations orders or directh'ea given to United Here', a .cry .pedal price on @ rewliqaiB9wiltM| Halves, Rartlett 15McGowcn— Educator! W HOLE STRIP weapons know^ledge," Dr. Alvin C. Washington, Nov. .30 A nipted the clvi) government. the Justice department." force* might be caught off-hal- (Continued on Page Three) Nations fighting fores*.'* Oravaa, A E C ' scientific director^ memorandum which virtually de­ With Illegal Increases snee. No. 2 1', LIGHT PORK reported. fer* from the draft all college stu­ "The continued pressure of our Swiftning S lb. can 79c UnUke Earner Teats Washington. Nov. .30— The force# on the enemy constitutes CLICK 8-n I.BS. F-ACH The final burst, a low flash of dents now In Army Reserve Officer government today ordered a na­ the strongest Incentive for the Thin Wheal Cracker. red ringed with black, was unlike Training (Torps (ROTCl units Charges Mac Hid Data tion-wide check to see, whether latter to agree to a Just armis­ anjfof tha previous explosions and was signed yesterday by ' Ann* there la compliance with price tice." he said. "Any premature UN Refuses to Discuss ^ This is normally cut into Rib Roast,, Loin Roast and caused epaculation that the de- Rosenberg, assistant Secretary of regulations- by such service* as alarkening nf our effort would tonatipn might have been the first Center Chnps-i-Rut we will cut your Pork, as you pur­ Defense. laundiiee, cleaning and repair cost us more casualties in the long CRAX ^>*^350 underground nuclear detonation. Aides of Mrs. Rosenberg said On China Intervention shops, parking lots, golf course* rpn than need be lost " chase it, any way you wish! Withdrawal of Troops 4 1 - (The Uriginal) The AEC would not confirm the memorandum told the Army It and juke )>ox"oper*loni. Mr. Truman «larned, as ht.s thie, .and the elight concueslon in- coukt order local draft boards to Price enforcement Director Ed­ press serrelary. Joseph Short, did dicatiid a burst gt ground level 'defer up to 129,500 men In ROTC Boston, Nov. 30— (/P)— The Christian Science Monitor says ward P. Morgan aald Office of Wednesday, that there has been was more llksly. . ' Miin.kan, Koren. Nov. 30— (4*)— Allied trues negotiator* to­ units. there is ‘‘stronj? evidence” Generill MacArthur withheld froril Price Stabilisation (OPS) agents no cease-fire In Korea and "ran he BANNER BACON .. 49c 'Hi* finale Was wUnesaed by a will check particularly to see none until-an armislire has been day flatly rpfu.sfid even to discuMg the withdrawal of troops mulU-etarred military cast headed evingresa last yesr gave th*' ^he White House information about possible Chinese inter- whether price* have been posted Frozen Food Specials XirEI.Y SIJCED AND P.ACKKD—APPROVED FEAVOR. Secretary of D«fense th* right to ' signed." from Korea until an armistice is signed. They also mad* it WhPthcT \V% RlrcU K>r FnwlAd Foodff, VeKPtahlffn, L.Jja..a>vtJ.c,- Jutt Uta Army could opdenAeferred to (lenifTsi' MacArthur's command existence no longer ia an excuse Rerails 1018 Fake SEirED FRESH AS YOF ORDER tlcal maneuver. The eeries hit a somewhat lower than th* Culled from A P W ire* for sny violations." "We arc going to Inslat upon BiiUelms SbAULOPS OR OHEPS shrimp SNOW PROP in the Pacific and Tokyo. | Mr. Truman supplemented his Ihose principle#," Vice Adip. C. high spot Nov. t with the first number enrolled in th* Army In New York, a spokesman for, "The service trades represent formal statement with an off-lhe- which come all breaded (In a b a.kel), ready lo fry and aerve. atomic maneuver in history. The ] Turner .loy, Chief UN negotiator, They aell at 7.V (M-rve .7 or 4) and are Jii.t the thing for the EXTRA SPECIAU-UMITED SUPPLY ROTC units. Thie allowed draft Gen. MacArthur said no comment shout 12 per'cent of the average euff lecture to assembled news­ fron th« AP Wirca Ola. also were used to outline told the Reds. "Wp are not going working girl or bu.y hnuwkee|>er. Jn.l fry In deep fat until boards to take a number of men i\ould be made until the statements Paul Rcynaud of France says consumer's budget snd cannot be men on what he railed fake Q,ea.w RED RASPBERRIES 12 ®* 31c positions and locata materiel and Mo agree to Immediate withdrawal golden brown. whq, were In th* qnits. Britain's refusal to enter Pleven fire and armlatlre stories rteld equipmant for the Igst two were studied. of UN command force* from Ko- BIRDS F V t' Gen. Charles A. Willoughby plan for European army ahouM (Conllnned m i Page Three) He aald h* was marching in RECALL O'OWVER SNOW CROP FOBDHOOK OR ROASTING CAPONS teats, designed especlally-to deter­ Since these training units are ica. Is that clear? The sooner it is former chief intelligence officer not affect vote on Its companion France on Get. 27, 1918. with ills New Yerk. Nev. s e —O Th-rtm mine effects on thee* items and the Army's major source of offi- dear, the sooner we will begin to Btooklyn gnad Juiy Inveetlgat- STRAWBERRIES I.B. P K ti— S P F tT A I. 49c For HER Christinas . various structures, such as houses 'Cers, it requested the defense sec­ for MacArthur, term* the, .state- piece, The Shuman steel and coal Treasury Ralanee battery when he ramc upon a ALSO FRESH FLUMP FOWL' French newspaper with headlines m.Tkc profllahle iiae of the time of leg Um l»-yesr-eU death a t Abe Make Mrawberry ah^tcake or wrve on rinehurmt'a Fairmont BABY LIMAS 10®*^ 25c ' . u and hfidges. retary to change the quotas. ment "deliberately false, whether pool. Ihia conference.” Ire Cream. > Give her the most advanced the moat revolutionary In the (Thrlstian Science Monitor Washington, Nov. .30 lAh Th# proclaiming the signing of an (KM Twist) Relee today asked AND NATIVE DRESSED FRYERS Animals were, tested earlier. There are 237 eoUegea with ' French police In Paris announce Replying tn Joy's 30-minut* Dlstiirt Attorney Mllra Mo- BROCCOLI :i1c aFORI) HOOK LIMAS 33c Army ROTC units. or the Police Garette." saylum has been given to two em­ position of th# Treestir-' Nov. 28; armistice. Just a* he rend the FRESH No Mere Reperle headline, he said, a shell burst 100 opening statement at Psnmunjom. Dooald te produee as witwseees PE.\S 2 for 45c RARY LIMAS 37c cleaner of all time. For aeeurity reasons there 'will Mrs. Rosenberg's memorandum Great Odds ployes of Romanian legation after Net budget receipts. *77.090,- Walkqr's story in Thuraday’s 131.58; budget expenditure*. *275.- yards from him on one ,«ide and North Korean Lf. Gen. Nsm II re­ former Mayor wIUlaBB Cl T OIUi-RENCH OREEN REANS 2 for 49c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables be no further report on the testa. said that 53,000 men could be der one had narrowly excaped being peatedly called the Allied propos­ O’Dwyer qad Boa. Charioo To- Monitor also says "Front line com­ forced to return to Romania. 831,328.38; cash balance, *4.873,- another on the other side FREffCH FRIED POTATOES 2 for 49c TENDER CHICKENS *“ '■$1.49 That story, he said, was put out al# "unreasonable and imprac­ bey (R., N. E.) (Coathraei on Paga Nine) (GontKiMed an P ag« Nine) mander* ordered their troops Into Winston Oiurchlll, painter, 390,983.75. SUITABLE FOR ANY COOKINQ METHOD battle without prior knowledge that tical" discount in dor.en lots of frosted fruits or vege­ The General Electric bricklayer, writer and Prime Min­ they faced overwhelming odd* He said joint inspecllnn teams II CRUTE TO MAFBTY tables applies lo everything except the strawberries. ister turns into kla 78th .venr -to­ GREEN BEANS Lb. 29c odds as high aa three or four to would he "brazen Inlerferenca Yoakum, Tex., No*. M—dlA— day. . .Residents of Hayden, O>lo., Eleven men punelwted to aalM Pink Secdle... gtt Sire We have some very fine whito Our Soofood Dopt. is wtN steekod iu spit* of Hw one.” with the Internal affairs of th* Reach-Easy Cleaner . According to Walker, informa­ tiny community of 767 In north­ Taft Challenges Stassen other aide." ty oarly today from their bkM- GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 29c Potalne. In lO'a and pecka; Winnie Ruth Judd Flees west section of the state, step up BROCCOLI Bch. 37c rough woothor which has obsfruefod mhing *ond tion vabout .Chinese intervention •Toy replied sharply; Ing B-29 about l i miloe sobIIi* alM Idaho Raking Potateea. WITH THE AMAZING SWIVEL TOP to offer Sid for 10 children or­ weot of Yenkum. liorida Calif, f'armta, Calif. I.elture, I.ARflE CAUFORNIA rodueod suppllos cousldorobly thh wooh. reached Tokyo in mld-Septembei. "Only the side objecting to such Insane Asylum 4th Time two months before the late No-» phaned by double suicide. For Minnesota GOP Rule TANGERINES dec. 4Sc Dreen Beana, Tumipa, Spinaeb. Thirteen cent hourly wage In­ joint observation can have any ul­ GUATEfifALA Q V A M Artirhokea, Waterereaa, ISee it at the J. W. Hale vember start of th* Ill-fated Yalu terior motive." CELERY SWORDHSH HADDOCK OYSTERS River offensive. crease for more than 100,000 em- Guatemala, Guatemala, Nev. Y'ellow French Endive and Tomatoes 29c I SO - (iP) — *Ohlo delegation in 1948 and won Fhoenlx. Arts., Nov. 30—IffV—Afriends .to death and shipped their "W ar correspondents in Tokyo ployes of "Big Four" rubber Washington, Nov Nam 11 charged the Allies "no SO — (jpt — Aa earth treaMT ONIONS FANCY MrlNTOHH or Corp,. Electrical Dept, nln# delegates of the lolal of •■>3 buildup’• proposal wa* an attempt shook the orsn of this eapMal hi 3 lbs. 25c O a fty IVinnle Ruth Judd, notor- dismembered bodies to Los Ange­ who soifjght to establish th* fact companies wins approval of Wags Senator Taft (R-Ohio) today chal­ r.RADE I GRERMNO HALIBUT UACKERa SCALLOPS $ 9 9 - » 5 les in a trunk and auitcaae. She was were officially discouraged hy Stabilization Board... Pollc* In- assigned to that stale in that to prevent the economic rehabili­ ■o 23-mlle irndtas today. iMt ROCK TURNIPS 2 .b. 13c only ...... loua trunk murdereas of 20 years lenged forrher Gov. Harold E. Staa- TOMATOES box 23c APPLES SLb. log45c convicted of murder and was aen- headquarters from writing about vestigat^n discloses no evtdenee year. Stssaen did not try for all tation of Korea') there waa no aerkma daaisMre p ■ ago, broka out of the state hospital tenced to hang. At'almost the last it,” Walker declares. that Stork Club discriminated sen's control of ths Minnesota 53. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of Even as red negotiators fought ported. Peepte 111? ^ eonvciUent free parking lot . . . and remember that ira« 55c I SALMON FLOUNDERS GUMS for th* inaan* last night for the moment she was found Insane and' “ A correspondent for this paper against Negro entertainer Jo­ delegation to the 1952' GOP presi­ New York won the 1948 nomina­ to block allied efforts to limit the houseo ia fe m u s h r o 6 m s Lb. cDm p l b t e , n o t h in g q l s e to b u y S S .£ !^ I '* ? '* l"el«dlng the S way reading Ught bnlb. at fourth time, and today eluded was committed to the asylum here. (the Monitor) pointed out at one sephine Baker. dential nominating convention. tion, defeating both Ta/t and Stas­ strength of both armies, UN shook huUdlaga. ■tniDk^.'l” Mr. BntiMr searchers . Visited' Mother briefing thal he personally had Sen. O'Connor (D.. Md.) sharp-' T||ft.^flying to Cincinnati, told a sen. planes spotted a record 9.200 Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales She pried through a screen, win­ Now 48, Mrs. Judd has been in spoken to Chinese priaohers In ly prods State Department for ac­ reporter In a telephone interview Taft said hi* entry into the con­ trucks rushing men and equip­ ONIONS 3 Lbfi. 25c Electrical Dept.—Baaement the hoepital 18 years. dow, slipped down a ladder fash­ their own langtuge, and they had tion to get Associated Press 0>r' before taking off that he has test for Minnesota's delegation ment toward the (Tommunlsts' LAME ioned from rags, yam and an elec­ Just before her escape about told him of their recent entry Into respondent Wlllism Oatia freed doe* not mean that his name will front lines. 10:30 p. m. she had been vriaiting authorised Roy E. Dunn, Minne­ tric Iron cord, and vanished Into Korea. He was Informed that 'he from Communist-prison in Csecho- go on the ballot of the Presiden­ An official UN spokesman. Brig. in the room of her 84-year-old must be mistaken.' ” sota national eommitteemari. to tial preferential primary Uiere th* chill nighL ^ Slovakia... Dr. Franklin'S. Huddy, Gen. William P. Nuckols, said TANGERINES Doz. 49c mother, Mrs. (Tarrie B. McKinnell, The Monitor etory follows fgbse- 46, Providence optometrist, conduct hit campaign for dele­ March 18. The preferen,t iai pri­ Eacape of the greying red- there was no mention at ^ id a y ’a C ^o<>c{ haired killer ect o ff a great eearch also a patient In the hospital. Iv behind' the article written' by shoots and kills his wife, Florence, gates In Minnesota. mary is a popularity ronteat in rli€ JW oH A M co" tfaJW.IU^4c^ through the city. Bloodhounds Earlier Mrs. Judd had attended a Gen. Willoughby tn CSoamopolitan 06, and then cajmly notiftas po­ The Ohioan thus reversed the which Stassen, Gen. Dwight D. session of the comparative quiet • 3 0 2 MAIN . 0lAL4l$l • GRAPEFRUIT 3 For 25c AAAlAeHM tm COMM» HAMCIlirfiA tailed to pick up her trail. lice by telephone. PoUco politieat field on Stassen, who which has settled over the battle­ In 1081, Mn. Judd shot two girl Johh J. Lang, says. ehsUtngsd T fifts control of ths field.