TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ^'1948 VARY CH W 0 V K X E 3 X jKandrratrr Stt^nins U nald A |«t8«t Dally Nat PrsiB Ran far fha Maa«h at Oetaher. Is a oarriad oa. Thrsa ralUas vmre bald. Membera o f the Orford Pariah 8 t Bemadetta’a Mothers Circle The vaiioua candglatee were In Chapter, Daughtera of the Amei^ will meet' tonight at the home of Banquet Speaker NathanH ale troduced by their campaign, man 9,594 About Town lean Revolutlop. have been I n v i^ Mrs. Clifford H a M tt, 71 WaddeU agers. and each made a apaech. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE to meet with the Sabra -Trumbull Road. Pocters were displayed in the halls ♦ a t » . Chapter o f Rockville tomorrow at ScKobi Elects •UbMgr Wartanr, m b o f Mr. w d Mra. Elwood Brown, chairman and rooms; pupils wore campelgn ICnTMvtd WortBor, **iBtopliw 3 p. m., In a regional meeting at WED., N O V. 10 A T 7 P. M.a of the Armistice eve dinner tomor buttons. Great Interest was Oty ojf yfUaga Charm «reek‘a the Union CongregaUonal chura evinced. An excellent atmoephere wwJuoB^bOTMjk^ today in RockvlUe. Gueata w ill include row evening at 6:30 at the V.F.W. A t T h e « . ______- ' t®*’ Post rooms, requests all members Class Officers Elected by o f citizenablp, friendly content, PinCE POUR dN T B Urn Ancalea. OaUf., to anume M Mra. Kenneth T . . TrewheUa of and good sportamanahlp prevailed. aa taga aS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, NOYEMBER10,1948 (TWENTY PAGES) EUtat Hartford, atate regent, of the auxUlary committee to meet Ei|^di. Grade After Concordia LutherOii Clweh V0L.LXm,N0.841 dutlM to Ohrtaift’a now d « P » ^ at the hall thla'Evening. Reserva; Voting waa done on ballots pre Bwnt fton. Mr. Wartmer ^ pared as nearly as posaibla Uke SponsotE^By The Church Sewing Cuvle nanacar peraonnel trainer o f tiOM fo r the baked ham dinner Campaign Held The Women’s Home League of wlliVdoae this evening. regulation ballots. Cloakrooms fha aboe a i| i«tn ien t Ha a ^ the Salvation Army will meet to used as hootha made the voting Band Ma^e Aprons and Other Articles For Sale iThiman-Stalin Found Gaihy I Barkley Visit •aaiat la bByln* the juvenile morrow afternoon at two o clock Mias Marguerite Rice of 37 Election of dasa officers was .entirely secret. The usual election dapartatant. at the clUdeL The hoatessea w ill Oourtland street was admitted to held by grade Vm pupils of the officials were In charge, including ADMISSION FREE REFRESHMENTS Demands 3 States American Dependents be Mrs. Adjutant Atw ell and Mra. Nathan iG le School. Primaries at the moderator, checkers, booth I OaMtal Manafer Qeorge Wad- the Mancheater Memorial hospital Gmfab Hinted Stirs Guesses Ethel Hastings.____ ii last. Saturday. which candidates for president, tenders, and l ^ o t box tenders, deU wlU ba the Vice prudent, and secretary-treas and registrars. ta rr dub meeting tonight « 6:30 Olrl Scout Leaders will -hold The lauUes Auxiliary of the urer w ^ nominated preceded the When the votes were «iounted, at the Hotel Sheridan. Mr. Wad their monthly meeting Wednesday Italian-American club will meet elsctlon'by severaTdays. The entire it waa found that Albert Guys Stop Giving Greek Preu in Moscow Gives Anrival at Key West dell will dlacuaa town government evening at eight o’clock In Center tomorrow night at dght o’clock in daaa numbering aeventy-three was had been elected preeident, Bruce. Rencirs Speeulation on Leaving China Ahead and town planning. church house. the dub house. divided into three parties, each Anderson vice president, and Jack Heavy Play to Re of which nominated ita own offi Hentschel secretary-treasurer. The Mancheater Truat Ooro- port of Moscow Trip Important Derisions Unne Lodge No. 12, Knights of The Manchester Stamp Club cers and chose its name. The whole proceedings were NOTICE! Guerrillas Any Aid nany and the Savinga Bank of will meet this evening at eight Tha candidates to t president carried out on a high plane and S Manoheater wlU be doaed Thure- Pythias, will meet tomorrow night In Orange halL . o’clock at 47 Maple street. Reports were A lbert Guay. Doris Condlo, were of value as s' practical ex Moaoow, Nov. 10 —(S)— Tho Ballctin! day, Annlatlce Day. will be made on the club’s first ex and John Morianoa; fo r vice preai- ample of citizenship. Due to the holiday Thursday, Nov. 11th, both Mdsoow proas gave heavy j^lay to- B n WeeL na., Nov. IS— R e d s a n d Hunger hibit last month ir. Odd Fellows Edward J. Kelly of , TaftvUle, dant, Oaire Alexander, Bruce An- Big Majority In U N Po- Silver Dollars Haadad dajr to a Taaa dispatch from itoporte out of Mooeew hall, luid other bualneas transacted. newly-elected national vice-com deraon, and Ronald Vernier; fo r Oat for Beat Smflers that PreaHent Tmmaa Is ean- secretary-treaaurer. Jack Hent- o f the offices o f this corporation wiU be closed. Utical Committee Fa Washington quoting aa American aUering a trip there to talk mander, WlU speak » t the Armla-^ n e w ^ p e r aa saying PreatdahC A meeting of the Manchester achel, lUalne Duncan, and Robert -HarcUburg, Pa., Nov. 10.r— with Premier StaUa pnsaled /Magistrate Imposed Fine National Position Grow* _Ski______dub_ will be„ held tomorrow tlce Day banquet to be held In the Morrison. vors Action; Albania, Truman may coma to Russia A>r a W hite House aides today. Defense Head TABLE Both North End and South End offices wiU be (iP)—^Tha old-faahioned amlla .For Fishing While Asleep .ing Worse Hourly in evening at the Naasiff Arms Co., American Legion Home on Leon Three BaUlea Hdd had ita day today in Pennayl-. personal talk with Prims Minister Bben Ayers, aeeletant preid- at 8 o’dock. Hie meeting will fea Bulgaria and Yn{^ ard street Thursday night at 6:30.- A hotly contested campaign was vanla’a capital dty. StoUn. deatlal pieee eecretary. had North Central Area; ture movies Illustrating proper An active member of the Legion PADS Open Friday, Nov. 12 until 5 p. m. slavia Urged to Settle The occasioa was the local no oonunent on tho EnMlaa To Visit C l^ New Westminster, B. C.^. Red Men's ski techniqua and e^pment The fact that this item was pub for 30 years, KeUy is connected dhvatohes. He did caB atten Nov. 10.—OP)—A .magistrate Sndiow and Pengpn Optimist club’s annual Smila lished here at all is not without Those interested In- becoming witb the U. S. RaUway PostiU Qnarrels With Greece day with silver dollars going to tion to Bir. Tmman% repented fined a fisherman |35 yester members are invited. Service, ’^ e banquet wiU be the aignlficanqe. The newap^ers nutda news conference aaserttona Forre8ta] to TaUy%itii day for fishing in hia aleep. Reported VirtnaDy I m - $ 2 9 5 the city’s 1,000 beet exbibltora ao comment on the reporL hut It dosing event on a achedule of Paris, Nov. 10.-^-(ff)— The Of the toothy grin. that he would be 'gtod to talk Ed Slmmonda o f Steveatoo lated by Communists; The monthly meeting of the ArmlsUce Day activities. The Manchester Building & Loan is hardly likely it would have been to the Soviet leader any time American Officius oti told Magistrate H. J. Johnston Veteran Council w ilt be held Wed Nol Itikr < hunre’B t>> United Nations Political com- Twenty-dub-memhen began published If the editors did not I uhlr for u ’’patroUtag the etreeta this the wlsbee to vWt this Short Journey Abroad he set hia net at 3 a. m., and Yangtze Feared Open NEW nesday, N ov. 10, a t tha Veterans m it l^ demanded in a vote by look upon It as a aarious, worth set an alarm to awaken him at of Foreign Wars Home, Manches 1 al»)r I'atl morning, handing oqt the "sil while place. Its publication caused Ronge and Fuel Association^ Inc; a big majority today that Al ver cartwheels’’ to smiling 5 A m. The alarm failed to To Crosring by Reds ter Green. Veteran organixationa much comment in the foreign col Key Weat, Fla., Noy. 16~(4V- Wasbingtoh, 10—(8^ —TTm awaken him and a fisheries pa who are interested in the contin FENDER AND BODY Phsne bania, Bulgaria and Yugosla Harrisburgers. With each dol ony o f MOSCOW. Pronder HMekl Toje lar award went a certlficato Senator Alban W. Barkl^a arriv dyllian bosa of /he United StatM’ trol found Slmmonda, ^tUl Nanking, Nov. jo.— uance of the Council will please Today via stdp aiding guerrillas The Soviet newa agency dla- ef Ida S4 Japaaeee co asleep and with his net still In make an effort to have their dele bearing this Inacription: patoh said ’Tha Washington Times took aa aeUve part la al at President Truman’s southern armed forces/Was due in Europe Bjr air and sea Americanr de WORK ^ OIL \fttl ha«« tint i>r imr ■^alrHinc'ii I fighting the Greek govern "Oongratulatlona! Tbu have poaltion, at 7:50 a. m.—aa gates attend tbla meeting at 8 p. Herald printed the report. (The phini leafing to attndi on Peari viacatloa retreat atlfrad renewed today. / hour a fter the fishing aeason pendents were leaving China BINGO m. sharp. i’oim* to \(iiir hiniir io tin tlir ment. The 68-nation Political been selected by the Optimist dispaUh may have referred to Harbor, Interaattonal tribunal Speculation today of important de- SoHmene and Pisintt kw* iiiruMirinu f«>r n —Hidekl Btffle arrived with Barkley on a of the Military committoa of the jured. PoUee fired on the riotose Come and Try It and Yon Will Like It friends or members of the family. (1 ) Soviet Rueeia propoaed that O f Guard Almost Gains hi _ hi program o f peace that poaalbly be T qJo, form er premier, and seven of Navy plane yeaterday attomoon. Western. Europemi alliance. Reich Ownerdiip Soon ere sad ia Haagdiow, where a Hostesses will be Mrs. Raymond tha Security OouncU order negw* They sped over to th^presldent’s ia m rice a i^ was set aftra. V ogt and Mrs. J. R . HaskelL ttattona between Araba and Jawa Freedom for Nash will himself go to Moscow." hia 34 Japanese co-defendants The formal announcement of V. 8. Ambassador Walter Be quarters on the Stibmarine Base, Forreatal’s trip said he would Frankfurt, Germany, Nov. 10— •Rm Peiping-’nantela oocridor to to oatahUab peace in Palaatina; took an active part in plana lead- perspiring In their / n il clothes. Taku. Gulf of ChthU port, was JR- The Friendly CSrde has dtanged ’Ihla waa BUbmitted aa aa amand- Wethersfield, Nov. 10 — Vn— dell Smith-planned to leave for “discuss problems affecting tl (S>—The vast German coal, tron Berlin this week, but an informed to the Pearl Harbor attack, the The president was/a picture of tional military . eatahashment” tsiy Tha Ansarkaa mlUtoiy adrts- the hour o f ita Charity M e nuat to a plaa presented by tha Split second timing end a perfect linen sports and steel Industries hi the Btaonal Thursday at- Hale’s store, to two source said there was no connec International tribunal held today. comfort in an with American officlala In Europe. ory group withdrew all tta pansa- It Takes More Than actlag aiedlator. Dr. R a^ J. impersonation of a priaon guard shirt, vriilto /and cotton trou- area will revert to Oennaa owner- Bcl nom Peiptiig. o’dock in the afternoon, because Bunchs, to oanvart tha uneasy tion between this and the Trumsn- This fact, plus the finding of the And any development concerning of the Annlatlce Day observance. almost gained Leroy Neah, 88, hia Stalin report Smith is said to be sera military aid to the Wsatem alli ship in the "near futUTA" tha BrO- The air m O pm of fiamtoaungst tniea into an armiatlca. court that a charge of "ooriaplracy Baikley the prssidsnt’B The members have prepared a (3) Tha United NaUons Social freedom from state’s priaon hare gobig to Germany on personal ance 1s directly related to prob- UL and American Military govern underway ca aa emergeiMy bMto bualneaa. A snowstorm delayed to wage aggraasiva wara” bad shirt, which, iresentod yesterday, lema o f the American ndlltaiy ca- from Nanking. Tbs sen eravallin wide variety of useful gift items, oommlttaa wrote a provlakm for Shortly after 8 a. m. today. too w ell fo r cbm- ments anaouaced today. and the profits will be devoted to "fraadom o f thought, conscience Smlth’o takeoff today. been proved against Japanese war fits him tabliahment. began at Shangbal. Hopes and Dreams To Nash, serving 35 to 80 y n r s fort. , Looming largs Is the question of “Tha military govenipn, their charitable work. and rdigion" into a draft daclara< Beporta Korean BobeOlon leaders, led to belief among at ,0 term for shooting a Danbury po- The president offered to lend one ever, ara retaining a certain con Ranges, Refrigerators Uou on human riiJits. The Rua- While the Soviet press published torneys that all 25 defendants how much and what kind o f arms Ihcpectant motbais were tta Ueaman, was apprehended on a Just Uke It to Barkley, but. patting tha united States can supply the trol of powers.” the announcement aiana had vainly proposed lim iting can block tier after he severely this talk o f peace. It continued to would be convicted. he aenhtor’s iample stomach, a p first flown out. TTien faBowed Qm Washers and All Oth the provlsloa to a guarantee of hamnner away at the Americans The court named nine other de peared/akeptical whether It would westeni European nations to help aaid. wives and children of U. 8 . sSK- beat Jopaa Abramovits o f 23 them guard against aggnaafon. er Appliances freedom of thought Edgewood Street, about the head on the KOieen question. The press fendants aa bolding influential Gen. Lucius D. Clay la tha Amer taiy advleers. All wera Down 40 Build A Fine Hoine... Accompanying Forreatall on hla Tutogtao, American Naval bsnA MILITARY (8 ) Foreign Minister Juan with an Improvised blacldack. Ab a ^ the rebeniott In south Korea poaitiona under Tojb’a regime, rtera, trying to learn about ican mlUtety gqvamor in Germany BramugUa bf Argentina, Novem' ramovits, a prison guard, was la fctm w ki In pipgreaa on a big which it aeld waa committed to tupbhdlng cabinet and other ad- trip aa an offioer now upon whom and Gem 8w mrian Raherteon tt At Uaet 800 were to be pot I ' . . . it takes skilled hand^ lumber, bricks and cemeat her ^Ihairmaa of the Security scale, but that American troops war if Japan.faUed to control .of IfallTi atoaVA found Bark* he relies greatly tor advice—MaJ. Britain’s top omipatton tbaAai ----- mJEEHAMcoe ter removed to St. Frsneta’ hospi night. WHIST Council, aalff no decision has bean tal where his conditlbn was ro- vere helping to smother tt (U. 8. China through compromiae. I f jr no help, and Blffle even leas ao. Gen. Alfred M. Onienther. The Tha Induatrias, includiag thoM of . . . brass plumbing and copper wiring to bnild a hoosa < made over whan the Berlin eriaia Army haedqnarterfi at' Seoul have DeeMad Declaration Uaaseesaary / *T Just came down fo r a reft," general is director of the Joint the Ruhr, have techakaliy From nhaagtiet the U. SL Aziky ported as •ttiir."' staff, a group of 100 offleen who WED., NOV. 10—8 P. M. that will bekome a heritage . . . a home that wiD wita eaa win coma up again. The western denied taht Amirican troops were Top Jhpdneae leddOrs, the Mid Baiklay. Tm not talking poll- owned by the military gevernofa transport General OoIUns sailed powers have accused Rueeia o f en . . FMurth Attem pt to Bseapa tica." do spads worii fo r the top m ilitary I t was NaSh’s fburth attempt to fighting in south Korea.) court ruled decided before hlto( since the and o f the war. With ISO dependents. TVo ether AMERICAN He Knows How To Rat< the rearing of a happy family. Yon can count on oa to dangering peace by blockading Ihrety Moscow newspaper, from that a declaration « f war waa ^ But no one doubted that the command, the Joint chiefs o f staff. Ta BatabSsli N « tranmortn the <3enerale Buebner Beriin. Rueeia vetoed a compro- aacape from a penitential Inatltu- necessary before attacking Ha course of future adm inis tra Uon Forfestal’s aides here instated LEGION HALL Uon. Hla first three wera anccass- the emalleet to the largest, portait- New Oarman oompaatos wtQ ba t a t ratrlck are due to Shangiei . . . a retnm date *canse in bnild your ideal home sturdily, quickly, economically mlaa .plaa to aettle the laau* ed the Ttuman-Stalin report. wail. Tlwy also agreed that the de legiBlattva proposals w ill ba chart the Europen trip was caused by no to pifk up. an totlmated LOM Ani- flowers hc.’s got the bait. We fuL ' ed before he leaves Florida within urgent situation or crisis. They estehUshsd to opsrafis the o6m- BegMeced Haraea Aiasa. with the finest quality materials . . . the finest skilled Taking the utmost advantage livery of Japan’s final nota m the ettoanA Tba BurtoMa may adl think yon’ll keep^ using our (Ooaanued oa Pago Fawtaaa) United States "ahould not per “a waek or ao.” ^ 'd he wanted to go fo r some U m ^ to thaM sUpula 8 Door Priae% Playing Priaee o f conditions at tha prison, Naab’a and that his schedule now p erm it u o n s^ ______^ services once you try them— craftmen. Consult ns today. devarly concalvad plan waa al mitted to destroy the elepfent of (C surprise in the atteck." / ted a abort vlelt abroad.- ~ L There wOt ba no "aeeesalw Refreehmeats—UoatiihotloB 65e ’cause our dry cleaning is most foolproof. I t was hassd priih News Tidbits The trlbimal held that Sabnru In Paris, where he was sched concentration of oooneMie posnr.’ careful, thorough, economi- arily on the faqt that due to the Kuruau, Japan’s special envoy to Coast in Path uled to lend this afternoon, it wafi 3. Persona who “permlttad and Bnild With Manchester’s Largest Builder Of Homes W ages L a g ^ Increased numbw of guards at tha encouraged” the Nazi party will be NKmne caL Called Fron (/F) Wires the United States i^ late 1941, expected he would meet with Sec BOWLING institution aeveral have not been knew of the impending attack retary of State George C Manhall banned from poaitiona o f pwner- Behind Prices c o m ^ te ^ uniformed. while he obeyed instructions to Of Hurricane and W. Aveien Harrlman, special ahlp and control. Dyeing, Repairing, Waterproofing Nash capitallaad on this. Ha de Shtpmant o f 816.090,000 worth continue negotiations as "a recovery plan repreeentetlve. 3. Tho drastic reorgaalzatlaa Is A Heap Of Fun! lUARVIS REALTY] vised a disguise which would pass o f American raw eotton to (Jbina screen.” Forrestal Is due In F r a n ld ^ shall not prejudice a possible fu for a new guard wearing a make Federal Report Gives approved by E. C. A ___ Federal ToJo, the tribunal said, original Order Warnings Hoisted early Friday, then will fly to Ber ture daoMon by a German govern Quality and Service Keep Customers Coming Back shift unlfbrm.'From a distance un Judge T. Alan <3oldsborough wttk- lin for a talk with Clay. He will ment aa to whether tbs industries Why don’t yon make arrangements now for a 654 Center Street Phone 4112 or 7271 der the prison’s reduced lighting ly Inaiated Utet Hawaii be assault- To Us Again, Again and Again. Unions Ammunition dnw s order that John L. Lewis From Cape Lookout to leave the eame afternoon fo r Lon will be eodalised. bowling party at the and U. M. W . must bargin with The announcement said that "at KEN’S PRINT SHOP (OoBtfawi oa P»ga fbarteca) (Oaattaiied os Page Tbiaa) don- ______Opaa Evenlnga TUI 9:80 For 4th Round Drive Southern Coal Produoera aaaoda- Cape Hatteras Today such a Urns as a representative, New Nev. 19- MANCHESTER EVENlMCiS HEKAl.ll. MANCHESTER. I'ONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1918 W ING HERA]4>. lfANCHE8TBR. OONlf,. WEDT^DAT^ NOVEMBER 10. 194B r t d i t w o not fo U/UoA returns or hK DeinoGrats ^eck ports on tbe clectione for all state ' gution oSt last r.-ccl: when threi Ihoy aaid thayaraotad ttam- ^ Youth Injured Report t&Filed qutee into th# aandurt a t the «^C;~ Body tf Everett Brown candidates and state Senate con-1 ateta oflicUOa e Mrs. Agnes Reardon, Mrs. Marion sisted by Mr. and Mrs. George Short Calendar docket Two Do- commissioner of education, Is from a rope aecurad to a rafter in Friedrich. Mra. Frieda Kabrick. Johnaton, Mr. and Mrs. Harold meatie Ralations casaa ara sched Library Institute schodulod to apeak at the after Jtla home in Ridge road here. Police R o c k v ille Mrs. Agnee Kabrick, and Mra. Gotten, Mr. and Mra. R. T. Hunt uled, Anna Berafln Works vs. Mar noon aesaion. ' He will outline the Chief Carl Peterson aaM It was a Marie Kabrick. A busincas meet ington, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foley, cus Works; Mary Tertaa Laggett Opens Sessions recommendations of the state De- case of apparent auidde. An au ing will follow the supper. Mrs. Carl Tyler, ,Mias Catherine va. WSliam Ernest Leggett; and partmeAt'bf Education on a Con topsy wraa ordered by Dr Arnold P. Rural Group Meeting Coatello. five Divorce cases, Josephine M. necticut hbrary survey. Rilence, htedlcal examiner. ToDand’s Tax The November meeting of the Short Calendar Seaalon Ksshady va. Frank Kashady; Rob New Haven, Nov, 10— A ert M. Maaaey va. Marie Campbell Vernon Rural school group will ha A short calendar aesaion of the atate-wrlde library Institute opened held on Monday evening. Novem Tolland County Supartor court will Massey; Lester Gordon Clark va. Draftees Report Today Is Apportioned ber 15th.’ at 8 p. m. at thc-County be held on Friday, November 12th Isabelle Woodworth Clark< EIlu- today at the Bterltng Memorial I Home School auditorium. Mrs. starting at tan o’clock with Judge heth Bonney DuBois va. Lawrence library of Tale university with a Haitford. Nov. 10—(4V-Today'a , ----;---- the big day for 49 Connecticut men Gerald Rlaley is chairman of the Thomas Ee Troland presiding. E. DuBoia and Mary O. Karjala vs. morning session devoted to the 8fi4-828 MAIN STREET PHONE 5161, MANCHESTER Division by Towns of refreshment committee to be as There are fourteen cases on the Onnl W. Kaijala. diacusimn of sociological pfoblema for Army duty under the peace in Connecticut. time selective service law. After County Is Annoniiceci The Institute, which will con reporting at Induction centen here K X n fS S tm ^ tinue through Thuraday, la spon and 4n New l,ondon. New Haven In Rockville sored by the Connecticut Library and Bridgeport, they'll be awom. aaaociaUon, the Special Ubrary In aa recruits and sent to -Fort Dix, taam/f aaaoc.’-.tlon, the School Library aa- N. J., for training. RockvlUe, Nov. 10—(SpocUl) — ntiuuiM acts of one*. Itnotonly Amnouncemest hM been made of aoclaUon, the Division of Ltbrariea of the State Department of Edu Death Called Soleldr ^ relieves such eoughing but also the apporttohment of the Tolland cation, the New Haven State loosens up phlegm and makes It County Tax of $50,000 laid on Teacher’s College hbrary and the Orange, Nov. 10—0P>—The body easier to raise, m russn r Is September 14, IM ^ by the Senator Yale University library. of Andrew Tauiick, 29-year old sa/e/ Uights rffective tor old and RepresenUtlvaa of Tolland Dr. Finis K. Engleman, state farmhand, was found hanging and youngl PUasant tasUngt . County which la diie and payable on or before June 1, 1040 for the r. purpose of defraying the expenses of the county for Its fiscal year • . ending September 30, 1049. The division by towns Is as fol lows, Andover, $987.21; Bolton, $898.45; Columbia $1,171.58; Oov-1 entry, $3,717.90; Ellington. $3, . 312.98; Hebron, $1,521.13; Mans-1 PARIS Exciting toys. . . doUs, gainea, trains, educational and wheel tort. . . ererything a yotm^ Seld, $4,285.13; Somers, $3,140.40; , Stafford, $10,937.98; Tolland $1,- ; ttcr yearns for at Chriaunas! Buy now on Wards Layaway, while big selection ia available 500.69; Union. $309.03; Vernon, i THIS WEEK ONLY $16,747.31; Wllllngton, $1,470.21, Spoke Today • Rev. Forrest Musser and Glenn j H. Stephenson of the Unlop Con , Special Showing and Sate gregational church spoke over Sta tY fry OIrf FR I I I RUDOLPH tion WDRC thfs morning i" con FAMOUS FIRISTONE nection with the United (^urch ^ SIRVICE STATION Shook! Havo Ono tha R»4-N«M (i Canvass to be held on Sunday in ' CURTAIN SALE] R aln d d or the Hartford area. i MOUTON LAMB FURS FOIDING ' Meeting Tonight 6.95 MAGIC TOY The Young Married Couples Toy ean eaa bo sirr- OOll CARItlASE His note raally au b will meet thls^ evening at lead - foe gas from in respouM to popular rei|uest we are eea- lights-up the dark! eight o'clock at the Union church Blair^s, in’ co-operalioii with one of New York’s llgh tad” gasollBO tlnuing our curtain aale for thi, week only. We social rooms. Herbert and Myrtle pumps. Thaco’s a lubri- $4.95 don’t think you have ever seen anything te com Englert are In charge of the pro largest furriers, is bringing to you these tremen eattan n dt and the pare with these exceptional curtain values. gram. ■alescoom oSeca real rubber tires for sale. The alerater i Council Activities and the auto laundry holds water for oar waahlag. E lauther. Xaa foal The Women’s CoUncH of the dous savings in Mouton Lamb Furs. Lustrous. . . other faoturssi rubber ttrea sad uUtad hat Vernon Center Congregational, church will hold a Christmas luxurious. . .magnificently styled furs. MD STEH MILITARY JIIP basaar and supper Saturday, -No vember 20 with Mrs. James Sum- * ><1.98 i2.98 i3.98 |79 van as general chairman in charge. fit eeisT THWO TO * MSI. uvs aaei^ The November meeting will be . REGULAR VALUES UP TO $5.98 held on Wednesday, November IT GROUP 1 — $891.95 - (Plus Tax) D m McwveloM Windshield raises and with Mrs. H. Hoadlcy WlUea. lowers. Hood lifta for The ladles of the church have o Flowing Marquisettefl s Delicate Eggshell Ninons started renovations in the church m a g ic s k in d o ll storage space. Spare kitchen. GROUP 2 — $110* 2.98 tire, teel 11* lon^ Awraal Metiting MKHAMCMl o Famous Chester Lace • Permanent Finish The Tolland County Farm Bu- V 4 .9 8 17-Kir rcru rill hold Its 32nd annuti HAND CAR Organdies _ lutes sktal DDN %RtllRd ADA PLASTIC PIANO m t'- rg this eveplWg.at Piedmont wind *ar up and the two S W>T. Bra hM A o Pin Dots and Cushion Dots T'r ! In Somers with a chicken pie Hade to Sell for Contiderahly gay elowna move tha puap- A baautlfOl plaatle iofco> o Rayon Marquisettes fu'.-rr brlnt served at 6:30 p.m. Ing lavar up and down at duetlea of a madstu Babf tpO thi bMlrcsa meeting and elec- Mark Money the ear movaa aerom tha Oread. Hao 17 kaya and MUSKAl TWOY XYIOPHOM COMPARE AND gUFs beantlfall pUys sharps aad flats. o Wide Ruflfles AH Around • All Widths and Lengths Uo"> of new dlrsstore following. floor. SAVE 86.00 Nclron JI. Jost of Needham, 159 Jlcae., Perm Bureau Organising This is your chance to Dress up Cottage tailored and ruffled curtains . . . sixes lUrector of the Northeast Region emfBasmanmesi^ammss^^nmsmsmmmn^mmmsmnmasmssm^ and styles to re-deco rate every window In every ivill epeak on "What Farm Bureau IvGfy 8oy Uke$ To Build Things! room In your home. This Is your chance to dress Just pull Uoghing POWERFUL ELECTRIC FREIGHT TRAIN! This Event ftfr up your home for the holidays ahead. Come to is doing In the Northeast.” Donald your home for the holidays. Teddy! His arau RMve P. Donnelly of New Havw. Public Paris tomorrow. 1 9 7 7 Relations director of the Connecti Thursday, Friday, Saturday CONSTRUenONEIR 3.98 across five keys, and Die cast steel locomotive, tender, oil tank, coal car, box car, caboose! cut State Farm Bureau Federation play tinkling tunes. Remote control operated, automatic coupling, electric uncoupling. will a p ^ on "Aims of the Con Onlyl necticut Farm Bureau.” At to 8 curved and 20 straight pieces of track. night’s meeting awards will be made In the county Greener Pas ture contaat. PARIS CURTAIN SHOP Lagtan Auxiliary Tha anniA membership meeting 829 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2-2747 FINI-nmON RUDOini tOOK and supper of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held this evening at the O.A.R. HaU. There will be 5 0 i a pot luck suppor served at six o'clock teflSe tolikn^ by the meet- Wards famoni story; . Ing MvOijAt'O'efMx. Department itew a Qtriatmas clas- IfemlMmiMlp Chairman Mnt'How ard Halaey-df Windsor will aftwid tne! Washable cover, uiatha meetlnS,'meeung, avat wmenwhich time iimw a• ’classi "'.s. Mr 42 gay pictures. Of BOW ^nembera will be tnltiaiad. initii A Muff lo r Reports will bo piwHnted antf » ■ ' CT N cfo'g o 01 ft For ivory Yovngofor plam will t eI completedcompletefl for Uuthe Re- Mi worl^ of tha unit dur- the tntirm Family W ants T h is . . • Iv o ry G irl ias ^;C>>(9iaaaa 'koHdays. Habeatsal Dajr SPARKIINO 04HAN MULCMHI 6UH Choir of the Union ELECTRK I church will bold ita reimaraal on Jfriday of this week PHONOGRAPH |98 tnstaad at Tltursday, due to the Armlftleb Day observance. Own a Not a toy — IVs tha real Emblem Club HOTPOINT ' thing! Plays jaearda op ta Cun goes "rat-x-ut,*i LOVHY MIDI DOU Tha RackvUle Emblem Club will la-tneb. Has fait taiatable^ •hoots harmless A MO, 14-OUAUTY 2 9 8 STURDT mOCIFiei 995 h M a ifottuck supper this evening moTsble arm and aaadla $ 8 . 4 5 sharks I Wood ftroetal, IN SATIN AND L A ai RIDUOIM iwrfwVtr.M at 6:30 o'clock at the E3ka Home. RUDOLPH CUDOlf-TOYI head. BiiUt for long am i loa. doclupring motor. Mrs. Gladys Finlay is chairman of In misty white, with lacy veil, delicate His red nose gleams, hia big eyes roll! Chain-drive vdodpede, big bike ae> arrangemanta assisted by Mrs. BUILT-IN MAID bouquet. Fully jointed, sleeping eyes. tion with all the stability of 3 wheder. Soft, life like, lovable! 17 inches talL Rose Francis, Mrs. Clara Carrigan, It's New, It's DUforont, It's fasslnatlng HAND-OPERAno Merfom HAVf FUN WITH TIN HNSI ^ T Polterton's Is Looking For Men Who ELECTRIC KITCHEN 16MM MOVIE DOLL HOUSE 11-INCH DRINK A WET DOLL Frlood at tn a t^ 39 PHILCO PROJECTOR with Furnituro Feel This Way About Electn'c Shavers WITH l A Y i m AND like regulation sets. H!AI.;)li.\RTF.RS 8.95 lUITCAU 6 o 2 9 10 hardwood pins, 2 M ^ : I M I'l-- Thera are alz rooms and Aa adorable ^ mm aw an apstalra tarracs — aU hardwood balls. Fun A low prlead prajoetar with doll with A A w - I W. Thompson, factory representative will be at Pot- l«ta of appesL Wiews bright' with beantifnlly derigned moving ayaa. ^ ^ for the whole family. invites you to Inspect the complete n ow jin o of plastte fnmltnre. A total /Y Y r jvJ terton’s Thursday, Nov. 14. to prove you can get clear pletaroa. Easy to She drlnka from her bottle ^ ' Hotpoiht aluminum cabinets—custom-molched to mod- of thirty-six places la all. ' ^ ” quicker, closer shaves this new easy way. •pwata. om in your kitchon at new lew cost. • 'I rv'sior. A Sure Winner farf'That" Bay fm oglno a Doll as Pretty as Thtsl And n ■ ’KjCR a roRS "PLAY STORI" PLAfTIC fCAIII Sha Crtas and M oves Her Eyes,,, ^ ■' r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANC^HESTER, CONNnWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANC CR. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1948 PAtft BIGHT mimd Kiely, general chairman, the merchants. Winners of the n. of S t Mary’s pariah npre- roundiag toe aharp curve at the The idaintlff was represented by record on which « ^publlcmn Local Residents Benting the laity. to require saedleat attantlea aa yesterday. Survivors Include his Tech Honor Roll was assisted by Mrs. James Barry, door prises were: Mias Annie O' Crash at Green was Mias Elisabeth Ann Shea, a t Green on the wrong side of the Awarded $3,006 the firm of tPelgrift, Dodd, Btumen4 widow. ICra Uly Thompeon, a j 'lltairlfWtTr PrcBidenUAl cmndidAte will h«ve ■ refreshments; Mrs. Charles Dona Oonnell, Mrs. Ous Johnson, Miss The prognuh is scbsduled for road. fold and Nair while Gieorge Less- daughter, Joan, and hla parents, egiS a.m. over Station WDRC. Bolton 101 Glenwn^ street, a paassngar chance. hue, prizea; Mrs. JohiV Jamroga, Eleanor Braher, Miss Mary Moon- On Radio Program RHEUMATIC In the Dsunhiniid ear. The .injured, In Damage Suit ner appeared for the defendanL Mr. snd Mrs. Thomss W. Thomp Eoratus ^fralii Announced Today tables and Mrs.' John Holdeh, tick- an, Mn. Alice Allison, Mrs. Pris Darla Mobr lyitaRa Injures Three treated at Memorial b o a p | t^ were Deg Breeder Dlea son of West Chester, Ps. Fuhersl *‘I had hoped that Dewey would cilla Sage,, Mrs. Louis Gagnon, 'Tal. Maarbeater 8ft4ft get in and be able to renovate the eU. reported to lieve sustained bruieea Fairfield, Nov. 10.—(ffl—Funer INee Suddenly nt Office services will be held st Stratford 5 5 l * « c Ten Utudenta of the Howell The four first prises consisting John Omway, Mra Winifred Pent- Two local residents will speak ACHESnUNS DanM Oougblin. 41. of Paly and minor cuts, with Mian Shsa al services for Miss Emeline How John Callaghan of 181 Park on Friday. ibied b r. BtaMll •Wfrt party. But now we’ll have to do msy of crystal glassware sets and the land, Mrs. Mary Belch, Mrs. Edith on a radio program Saturday The W. 8. C. 8. of Quprryvllle road. South Coventry, was held on also suffering firam fodal lacera ard, of Fairfield, breeder of salu street was awarded a verdict a t t s s i s s s lUBCMatBr. OMk our own houee-cleaning If we are namedned to the Honor Roll for the four booby prises of plastic kitch- Mahoney, Miss Mary Foley, Mrs. morning when the Every Member FOR SALE a reckiesa driving count last night tions. She remained a patient kis, a rare type of dog imported $S,000 against Wyman H. Griggn Bridgeport, Nov. 10—(F)—Daniel Advertisement— -oeasT Dm THUMaS rBROlWON Canvass engaged in by churches Methodist churdi wHl «»««* to of Brid^port by a Jury before 'an* pain, lari ever to elect a Republican Presi months of September and October. efiwaro were all donated by Mrs. Agnes Messier, BClss Eleanor Pres Two new houses, 15 day oc MUSt e r o LE night in t h e church basement at after a car he was dri'rtng at Main- A fter. treatment OoughUn originally from Arabia, will be O. Thompeon, 42, of Stratford, who taomtse *f , Prwfc, Tiw.. O^'' cott, Mrs. Viola Corcilius. in Greater Hartford holds a "Man common Pleas Court Judge John roee frem a time study, enfiineer _ ---- TIm to t»* ' r^dAd OttobM U tw- They are aa follows: Carpentry, Charles Donahtie. Prises were do cupancy. Route 44 North eight o’clock. Final plani wlU Chester Green snuuhed Into • an and Dandurand wen diaehargad. held, toimrrow. Miss Howard died Are you looking for s change of WnShamb Taartabla p e m s ___ dent.” Fred Bilow, Jolm Sambogna; nated by members of all the com The refreshments committee chester Day.” Speakers will be the other vehicle operated by Albert It was stated that the car op Monday after a long illness. She T. Cullinan yesterday. to divisional manager of the Gen location? Investigate! ' I hs're raUava atieb armpUsaa PtaS&ai " i ”,, * " ” t ».(» feat than give up centred of the Waclaw. Sla mantlu W ...... system. Central heat, oU t lr ^ Sotimene and Flagg, la& elephant table. OM Bicnlh by '• • II ...... I l.OM machinery." No. 1 oak floors, plasHo tile Quarryvtire Men’s club has i^ t - .'. IM ■M Csales Btraat Stpgid Copy • • • t .2' Now, it seems, the younger Re CYO Group Here baths. pnned its regular monthly meetlnK ■npaWMkly. d#M»»r*d one VJ.VTe«r ...... su.uu publicans are going to have nerve One at 00,400 aad the other from No'rember 15to to November .ti3.au TOTS ’n TEENS with basement garage fO.OOO. mS! of H'M. ''••revfn enough to try and oust the Old Seeking Members Inqnlr»7- . **Bolton PTA will meet tonight UBUUKK OF Guard leaders. It is to be hoped ' Pre»eniM ■ m e A.siOM-iATicn i'kdCw MARY CONSOU at toe Community haU ; The AMoei»lert Pr««f '* exi'lue'ee'F that they develop the necessary St. Bridget’s entboUe Youth Or- William G. o’clock when the pupils of Hwl •n'ltIM to the u«e •>! reWJhl'eeOnn of caucus voting strength as well. ■chool will present a programin III miWf d>ip»lrhee cred'led to 'I o. ganisatkm Is holding a member Dtesemaktng aad Altotatloas ship drive. Any CathoUo bOy or Covered Buttooa—Bottoaholee observance of Book Wrek. It., ^ n e r w 'i ci»d t»o MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONW« WELf^SDAT, NOVEMBER 10, 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. NOVEBfBER 10. 194S F i t e T E I f . Ott motion of Proiccutor Raymond canyon were safety evacuated Mon-; But luckily the wind shifted and Fire* Fighters Save died down, enabling weary fire Police Court A. Johnson who said investigaticni day wl^en gales whipped up a fierce ‘ FRIENDCY CIRCLE MEMBERR INVITB YOU^ Tii’OpenPart did not produce evidence for con fire in half a dosen smaller, un crews to halt the flames Kw yards viction. Those cases nolled were Village in Canyon populated canyons. from Silverado village. TO Their Today *8 Radto WiUiam Kelley of Hartford held Teaterday flames roared atop a Not a single house in the village SMfiwa ntaafleei IlBW In To'vn Court this morning the ridge between Lado and Silverado was burned. However, officials said O f Highway theft case of Nicholas Zaccaro of After his truck overturned at the an Isolated cabin or two may have WDRO-ISM WONS 151 Eldridge street was ordered Oreen; Andrew 3. Filewicz of -137 Santa Ana, (^allf.. Nov. 10—(i4^ canyons. In several places the fire Annuol Charity Sale — 1418 HllUai^ atreet and Peter J. Stan- —rThe worst appeared to be over burst down the Silverado slope. been caught. , W tIO —18B8 . WTHT- 1288 continued for- hearing to WKNB—MO day morning's court session in 8600 kaltis of Bridgeport, held for.vio- today in a brush fire which threat HALE'S STORE 1933 Seetkm in TOi Arei tb laUon of road rules. ened some 350 homes and .Mused bonds. The accused, it was 'said, evacuation of 1,600 persons 60 Be U»ed by Public will appear on at least three counts miles southeast of Los Angeles. THURSDAY, NOV. 11 - 2 P. M. Oh 4 :88— of brewing and entering. Cipsh Victim Dies WDRO-HInt Hunt: News. \ Subsiding wlnda helped hundreds ’ HAND KNIT JACKETS, SWEATERS, BOOTEES, WOOD—Hertford Police SpeeK; Neut Tuesday Zaccaro, 17 yesu's old, whs ar of fire fighters, who beat the flames rested yeaterday morning and waa Danielson, Nov. 10— Oscar APRONS, HANDKERCHIEFS. ETC. Tuaee for tota.- L. MacFarlaltd, 25, of School back from a village In Silverado H j« Ion»-«w«Ued opening of charged with several breaks to canyon In the Santa Ana moun WKNB—Newe; Moderneirea. which he confessed. Further in street. Central Village, died today BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS!! WTHT—Bendotand; Hell of th at aactinti of the Wilbur Crooa in Day-Klmball hospital, Putnam, tains. Highway between vestigation is now being made In Residents of the community of F an e: News. . pike, Mancheater, and Tolland, will connection with his activities. of injuries received in a motorcy Silverado and nearby Modjeska W n O —Reckstege Wife. t^ e place without fanfare or cere Daniel Coughlin of Coventry, cle accident.Tuesday. MacFarland 4tt»— 1 94 8 suffered a fractured skull and in- mony aometlme ***** charged with violation of rules of Advertisement— WTIC—suite Dalles. waa announced today by the trfflce the road, was fined 815. The ac teiual Injuries when the motorcy WKNB—Veugbn Monroe. of Commlaaioner O. Albart Hill of cused was involved in a two car cle he w u riding collided with a Are you looking for a change of itSO- • , , location? Investigate! 1 have sensational the State Highway department. crash at the Oreen last night in car driven by Joseph Hubert, 10, of VACANT WDilC—New England Note-1 After the opening of thla aectlon which it waa claimed Coughlin waa 26 Lewis boulevard, Danielson. Hu stores and offices to rent in cen book. Tueaday only a email part of the on the wrong side of the highway, bert was arrested on a charge of tral part of Main Street. Wm. Six room single. Located on Stranf Street. First floor w n c —Lorenso Jonee. Highway, that around the W «t liie explanation he offered ad reckless driving. Rubinow. rooms consist of living room dining room, den, large WONS—Story Time. - ToRKumm we begin our store>wide sale in Mte* R I I /■ y Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r . o o n n . w e d n Es d a y , n o ’v e sib e r lo. 19a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 10, 1948 p io c . i'^vf PAGE T W E L V E Talk Is Given On Children TQTS ’n TEENS WITH A KoIlTstcr PT A Hears In have everything that is r formative Address by a Wash Qothes Psychologist Jl/GffT FOR BOYS LOOK! Silk City "The principle elm of ell parenU COUNTS GOODWILL STORE MANCHESTER PIPE Special Offer!! ‘ Limited Time Only Qeaner and Package Store In reieing their children Is to give 282 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 7292 them the ability to get along with BARBER SHOP HENRY’S "Oa Tha Sqpan" lOO^f Wool Tweed and Covert Lay Away AT NO EXTRA COST other people," stated Miss Pauline M l No. Mala St. Tel. t-lSM AND SUPPLY Peters, child psychologist from A Gift A Day Quicker m This U paialn SHOE REPAIR AND DRY CLEANING M. OLAIBBB, Piup. AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES 348 NORTH BIAIN STREET PHONE 628S Willlmantic State Teachers' Col ■ TiU Xmas •t lege, In her talk to the Hollister COAT and SLACK SETS A Small Deposit For That Well Groomed PTA Tuesday evening. Dealing Reserves Your Choice Norge Super- Look Your Favorite Recipe ACCESSORIES «1th human beings is always dl(- Complete With Hat or Helmet Expert Shoe Repairing Wholesale Distributors Of flcult because of the tremendous 3 BARBERS 3 MECHANICS TOOLS variety of factors Involved, she Sizes 3 to 6. For die Holidays continued. How we fulfill human Capacity Washer Dry Cleaning A t Its Best needs determines the tsrpe of per Reg. Jfl 8.98 To $19.98 Value. Special Care Given ELECTRIC SUPPLIES AND PARTS Plumbing and Heating Supplies son the child becomes. Children ' EGGNOG Miss Peters listed four primary PHONE psychological needs in her speech Norge's giant tub and triple C A LL AND D EU l^ER Beat aepamteiy yolke mad wUto ef • eggs, ndd Vi cup on "Helping Your Child to Grow." “LITTLE BUDDY” washing action wash clothes The first was affectional relation sugar to y6ilks while bMtlng, cleaner. You save one wash 249 North MaiaSL 2-0557 add Vi cap sugar to whites af ships; the second, status; the COAT SETS third, relationships to one's group, OFF load out of every four too, be ter th ^ have been beaten very and the last, one's picture of one's Sizes 1 to 4, 3 to 8 cause o f ; Norge's ett.ra size. stiff, mix egg whites with HEELS ATTACHED WHILE U WAIT yoiks, stir toi 1 pint cream and NO DRIVIN6 PtOBLI own self. The outstanding point in 100% wool coverts and twreda all wool lined, zip dy You save time. You save ef all parts of the talk was the nec front on leggings . . . grows with Ihe boy. 1 ptait milk, add 1 pint good essity for parent and teacher to fort. You save money. Come wluakey and 1 oa. of mm or realize the great adjustments re in and let us help you' select brandy, atlr thoroughly, servo' THIS WINTIN quired of the child in various staged “LITTLE BUDDY” JUNIOR* SETS the model which will most very iMid- with grated nutmeg. Mnkes n bowl full (5 pts.). of growth. Under the Brat division 100% wool tweeds and glen checks with long pants, economically serve your of feectlonal relationships. Miss zip fly. Sizes 6 to 12. SAK > HOLIDAY SPECIAL Peters emphasized the necessity of needs. Stop In F o r'A Professional love to 'integrate personality. This , This beautiful aluminum a U a dm# w bM Mixing Gnide— FREE Is manifested from infancy on in ffy o u B cC Hockmeyer Corduroy Shorts ironing board with our com-- you mmtt be safe, it is at Koolerwove Permanent Complete more ways than ordinarily consid pliments. Store Honrs: ered and is a leading factor in giv that aaoment whan you By ^Jack Tar Togs” Q Q 8 A. M.— 8 P. M. ing the child the Important feeling Aluminum ventilated top. hold a Doctor's prascrlp- of security. Any time the child Slzes-3 to 12. Reg. $3.98 Priced as Low Reg. $15.00 Mon. Thru Thors. faces a change such as moving to Wiggle and wobble proof. doo in your haad. Ybu $7-95 8 A . M.— ^9 P. M. Frl., Sat. 1^ new home, entering school or Cotton Plaid Shirts Ridged, braced lengthwise can agofd ao dtancas with graduating from elementary educa Boys* 50% Wool By Eaynee and crosswise. Top and under mowL Member Manchester tion to high school and college, he Haahh at atafca. Yoa are Brief soft curls, superbly has his security threatened and LO N G PANTS as $149-95 joined with aircraft rivets. Package Store Assn. must make many adjustments. She Sizes iavited to briag that pro* Coverta, Cheeka Tweeds $4.98 4 to 16 Fattened lock. N o buckling achieved with this fashion- hot m said, "A child's naughtiness is Sizes 4 to 12. Reg. $5.98 $1.98 scripdoo hare for careful merely his way of trying to solve or folding. Scientific double cotapouadlag. wise **Vapor** permanenL some problem in his life. All chil 20% Down front leg, no creeping. 90 SKOHDSI • Neidect can aUU more ean dren want to be good and loved by Other Pcmuuienta $5.95 Up than weathml Don** kk it the adults in their lives." happan to you. Drive fat now The psychologist explained that I indlet our akffled medwiiiea under status the child desires to N O R TH END TOTS 'n TEENS, inc. CHARMORE BEAUTY SALON get your ear reedy fee trouble- be accepted and liked. Too often family prestige, physical attrac HEADQUARTERS FOR JUNIOR BOYS* APPAREL PHARMACY 241 NO. M A IN ST. T E L . 3045 Or 2-0826 edKESfISOIMl firee driving in any weathar. tiveness and high I. Q. are the SERVICE SALES 4 Dqiot S,. . Td. 6545 I Chaage o w to eoU waalhar criteria of a readily accepted child. ON MAIN, PACING OAK TEL. 2-4427 B. D. PEARL BAB’S HEATI Miss Peters suggested that people APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE CENTER Free Delivery be more "accepting" because ev- flHiMEd, la- tm on e baa a contribution to make 649 MAIN STREET PH O NE 7590 btieato whael hiarhiM and aO ao7 'sacceptonce and tolerance Open Sundays All Day makes a better democracy. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY PLAN • e e Need Respect and Love • Here Utheemasiag Stewttt-Waner EoudtWiodCcrliaMit^ I Save your betfety! White In relationships to one's own weVe e w ie t e yaw bah- TertfedBeeneeto group, Miss Peters reminded her the heater that nukes its own hesa Bums fed from the tary, wu wiu ako dieck ^ listeners that children want to be aaaaa aaaaa carburetor in e petented, teelcd combusdoo cbaaibat^ under your entire electrical eye- like their playmates, especially in 43 O AK ST. e c u ' vacuum. &•/#—it beats the teal of the Underwriten' Labom* tom, including phige, gmemtor the middle g i^ e group. , Minor 43 OAK ST. MANCHESTER tories. CnsMikn/—aa hour's operation costs less thaa a tddt and dietributoe. yerttai Be U N « things may be Important at this GOOD of gum. CM*«o4mf—starts with a tidk of the Eager, opeiatoe stage and lead to rejection from Phone 2-9937 sebool of play groups. One's pic Phone 2-9937 lilllllllllllllllllllillllllllllilllllllll! eatomtdcally, always ready for nse.^ ture of one's own self is also im South Wind gives you Ess beat rnirnmm mmd agw sssom It Is portant, said Misd Peters, because SEA FOOD M Brighten Up Your Rooms tha only cat heater that will deliver beet before the eagiae everyone needs to have respect and warms np. Makes even yonr shon trips coasEorable. love for one's self to become a well PLACE integrated person. ★ ★★★★★★★★ ★★★ Come ia for a South Wiad riemonstratitm today. * $ 2 9 . 9 5 ROY MOTORS, m In closing, she said that adults tend to become too negativlstic. M With Beautiful Plaid 241 NORTH MAIN STMEKT PHONE H U The diUd gets a negative picture Come and visit your new Seafood Store, which carries Factory Authorized Repair and Sales Station For of Mmaelf with too much unfavor Thato’a laal quolitjr and deptod- South Wind Auto Heaters TMNle"HniteJMiaM"fmiyWMk,BlaSSMiMi able critidsm. The child wants to a complete line of seafood, with shipments received SWIJT nble performanee ia this Oen- be what we want him to be and I STUDIO and DAVENO atalBlectricWasher- nowavail- praise helps him find his goaL daily. • Thara are dans e ^ e a . ^ahls at a nsw lew pries to msst Mra Edward Dik gave a report tbs HMSt catahil budget oh the possibility of giving sodium aaoasaots aiatterj tiaiaa fluoride treatments to children's I SETS whea spaed asay avaa save It has tha femens Aedvatar* teeth la school. She said superin SNAPPER BLUE oedea that arts dotfaiw raoifr DON WILLIS tendent of schools, Arthur IlUng FILLET of HADDOCK HALIBUT a life. Hera at this Profes- e/ean, avarytimal It has ths Permadrivs mechanism, that and Principal Thomas Bentley are SMELTS iioaal Pharmacy wekaow in favor of it, but there are sever FILLET of SOLE HADDOCK needs no efliag. AtM it is a full Lanai’s Feed and Hardware M With Matching Plain Colors e-Ib waahar. Coom in and look 251 NO. MAIN ST. GARAGE al problems to be taken care of be that amergaodaa arise. PH ONE 8085 fore work is started. Mrs. DIk FILLET of PERCH MACKEREL at tha many featuns ef the O-B 18 MAIN STREET ON THE SQUARE Aad.we are equipped to "Economy” watber—then 1st us tqund in her research on the sub- SALMON Colors: Wine, blue-green and grhy V that ^0 per cent of new cavl- T U N A Matching drapm anil show you how it helps make FILLET of POLLOCK Studio Set»>-$10.50 To $12.98 Set ' meet them. For safe, awift sraehdoy a bteese. . ties may be prevented by the treat maple chair coven may ahto SWORD sarvict, ba osrtola to bring We Feature Martin-Senour„ ments. H m present plan advises FILLET of COD SALT COD 5 With 3 Matching Pillow Covers be bad. •Ttade-tniifc ate. O. a nw. oe. that treatments be given at the ■= Daveno With Separate Arms ...... $12.98 set aa your i w « ptescrlpdoa. ages of S, 7, 11 and IZ SMOKED FILLETS SQUID STRIPS TO OUR OLD CUSTOMERS Mrs. Richard Martin, program S Hollywood Bed Covers ...... $7.98 We also Nave’ a wtde> ae^ chairman, announced that the S Drapes To Match ...... $6.59 pair lection of other studios and Otrlstmas program will be divided Wine, blue and green plaids davenos from $7.S0 set tn N O R TH END this year to avoid overcrowding. Steaming Clams, Cherry Stones, Quohogs, Shell Oysters, Stewing Oys 916.M set. Some with mosa Grades 1, 1, and 3 Tuesday even Maple Chair Covers To Match ...... $3.98 set fringe. PHARMACY ing, Dec. 14, and grades 4, 5, and d ters, F r^ n g Oysters, Frying dams, and Scallops, Live Lobsters, Lobster In Matching Plaids TH A N K YO U will have theirs the next evening. 4 Depot Sq. Tel. 6545 Hostesses on the refreshment Meat, Green Shrimp, Cooked Shrimps, Tartar Sauce, Cocktail Sauce. FOR TELUNG YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT US. THEY CAME IN committee fo r the November meet CURTAINS AND COTTAGE | Free Delivery ing were Mrs. William Spangler See This Low Priced Washer L ^ T WEEK AND ALMOST CLEANED US OUT.______and Mrs. Winston Sharp, co-chair Open Sundays All, Day men; Mra John Craig, Mrs. O. M. DON’T FORGET OUR DELICIOUS COOKED FOODS TO EAT AT A t $119.95 Up Nelson and Mrs. Francis Akin. SETS I TH E b a r o r t o t a k e HOME. Here Are A Pew Of ThisWeek^s Specials FtM> A U PORTLAND, OREGON “WOOL OF THE WEST” Exterior and Interior IF IT SWIMS WE HAVE IT SPECIAL SALE! | eaee aaaaa STANDARD APPLIANCE 100% VIRGIN WOOL JACKETS \ $9.95 COTTAGE SETS $i.98.$2.97 | 205 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 2-1259 4 POCKETS, 5 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM Purpofca i' Boj-s* and OlrkT IN M ANY BEAUTIFUL STYLES M Pea Coats $11.88 Start selecting the Household Electrical Appli Heavy weight Bard gnlsh. Pea Coats $9.98 ances you would like to give this Christmaa ' Qnlltrd lining m ' I Leather Jackets $22.77 now. W e‘ have a good selection. No Lower Prices Anywhere U. S. N, P A R K A S . . . . > ...... $3.49 Rayon Marquisette Curtains M Sbeeptkla Baed—Moetoa coUar BegnlaHy BSi.00 I . S. A. O. D. SERGE SHIRTS . .$2.79 B-18 Air Cefps U. S. A. P A R K A S M iTH A L P A C A RUFFLED CRISS CROSS | LIN IN G ...... $9.98 PRISCILLAS = _ Buy Now and Save JockeH $13.95 U. S. A. PARKAS. NO LINING $5.98 Beg. QuaUty S Fail Alpaca Balag, larga Moot<« collar. U. S. N. 5-BUCKLE OVERSHOES $4.59 $4.98 Pair g MACKIHAWS $9.98 V. S. A. COVERALI.S (Large TAILORED CURTAINS = Sizes) ...... $3.98 HARDWARE ,-,,^,.-..Prey wept Heavy wrt|riit. rv—'-;racS?*rfeyr---T3CSsT* I— g. B ag riiaa lity ’■v • ^ Xinas^Tree'fc^ght'Sets'■(Seriee)";"^ Si, STYI-kE T U R T L K ^ N - $2.97 Pair g Bvewn'a SWE.ATERS ...... $$.60 Dotted Marquinette s Beach Jackets $8.95 U. S. M. C. 7-INCH ST E E L U T IL IT Y Mooirs (No store eaa heat this ptioe!) KNIFE WITH SHEAF ...... $1.49 TAILORED CURTAINS g QUALITY Franii Rnlnbew ' , , 99c Pair « 14’* Metal Stake Dump Trucks $1.79. Goodyear Welt Stitched Work Shoes $5.49 FEEDS It’s the one you call for that supcr-flne. SCRANTON FACE CURTAINS S Plenty of patterns to choose from g Feode for Stock SANITONE DRY CLEANING . $1.49 Pair g FAT MEN Visit Our Oversize Dept, AND . Permnnent Finish s _mdJPoedtry RUFFLED ORGANDY S WORK JACKETS UP TO PLAID SHIRTS UP TO SIZE 20 $3.9&. RAINBOW QUAUTY LAUNDERING SIZE 54 . ------.7. . .$5.4910 $9.93 UNION SUITS UP TO SIZE 50 $3.21^ When You Looking For Drapery Our Xmas Toys -Are In DOG FOODS (I f you wish you can use Cash CURTAINS = S' WORK SHIRTS UP TO SIZE 20 $2.29 STOCKINGS UP TO Sizfc 1 3 _____29e Rods— Remember we have ’em! WORK PANTS U P TO SIZE .50 . .$4.49 and Carry and save 10%) $2.97 Pair g BELTS UP TO SIZE 56 ...... $1.39 FLANNEL SHIRTS UP TO Come in and look them over. A snuill deposit will hold any item COVERALI.S UP TO SIZE .50 ...3.98 For laundering and Dry Cleaning at its careful best. SIZE 20 ...... $8.49 For the handy, fe io w ^ till Xmas. A hii^e variety to rhitose from. POW'ER-KING Power TSsli for Sdact llMas Far Now mMn « . < Clement Surplus Stwe T ffi TEXTILE. STORE THE SODA SHOP OEAMERS^LAUMDEREKS M A. L. SLOCOMB, PROP, OPEN Trtl^RSDAT' AND FRIDAY EVENING.S Lanai's Feed and Hardware north END, .MAX(TIE.STER g 913 MAIN STREET— n e a r TH E B AN K 187 NORTH MAIN ST. AT DEPOT SQUARE DEPOT .SitUARE 34 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. SORL HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER Jk V -.m O ' ; . . . . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 194S IfANCHESTEit EVENING HEKAL>D, MANCHESTER, CONN-WEDNESDAT, NCrVTESrBER 10, 1^4* rArttLiuuBTtisr chester. Furnishing .a balance prove the town'a recreation faclU- Mfuiager Waddell sheet of the town'a financial atat- Uea, olnca monay M>ent in that Washiugtoii PTA Unusu^Dy Large Crowda Demands 3 States "Pwdon nqr B u iT ua, Mr. Waddell gave the Rotar- project Would !>• saved In police Americaus Quit tsns an interesting account of the protection. A t L o m I Sports Evciits iiiiiiiHiAitnija Rotary Speaker Munro Park War Memorial Weddifiss Stop Giving Greek tax dollar. Stating that Manchester la in a China in 'Advance Fair, Fun Fesl The big problem confronting the good financial position, Mr. Wad- Recreation Director John (janeral Manager (Seprge Wad- town today, he said, is^ that of dall urged Rotarians to bacome A MICHAELS CHARGE ACCOUNT IS DISTINGUISHED CREDIT REPERBHCB ifo Be Dedwated Tomorrow Falkowskl has reported to toe Campbell-Pinnejr Chairmen of the various com Guerrillas Any Aid •riromtauaw mlari daU, apaaWng at toa Rotarjr club schools, and preaeOt plans call for boosters and to aoaiat in any plan Of Reds, Hunger general manager that during that arould Improve toe town’s mittees for the ’’Fair and Fun a vast educational program. The October a total o f 10,515 per B a i4 NSfwJlcUM|iiliM 2S aiMtIng held last night at toe Ho people of Manchester are also ask future. rnuamm nrn. thousand! of • citl-. by toe Past Commanders of the (Coattnned frMn Paga Uae) Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post, will (Oonttnned from Pag* Une) Fest” of the Washington Parent- sona participated In public rec tel Sbaridaa. outUaad toe firat •The speaker was Introduced by ■ e n a ct Manchester and millions ing that more money ba spent to # ■ - ■ ■ be presented to toe town by Dr. Teacher Association, Friday, No reation activities at which y#af under the new Council Man recreation and Mr. Waddell agiaed Jsy Rsnd, president of the Orford «f other Americana throughout there was an estimated 6,863 which remains on the agenda. Robert P. Knapp. The remainder within 48 hours with 127 depend vember 19, in the gymnasium of NAles Bebler,, the Yugoslav who ager form of governmdht in Man that steps should be taken to im Soap compuy. the country wlU pay Whujo to toe of the memorial consists of 109 ents. spectators. According to toe dead o f World Wars I and II. The the 'West Side Recreation building was most vocal against the U. N. tiog\voo(l trees and clumps oi The American embassy In Nan report, the past month's figure (lay wlU And thousands of m cm ^ have been choscii and are ap fol brings the total participants resolution on Greece, told report-.i . . . • king baa advised other Americans For You rial monuments dedicated to toe mountain laurel. era the United States had blocked f that sea transportation to Shang- lows: this year to 193,791, and toe ■ ** dead of World War It and many The Invocation at Munro Park apectators to 179,129. attempts to conciliate the Greek-! will be given by Rev. John L. hali will be available shortly. When Mrs. James Klar is in charge of Balkan dispute. otheEs rededicated to toe memory The East Side and West Side o f those who made the supreme Loughran. pastor of St. James military personnel will leave—if *the fancy work and aprons; Mrs. He asserted preliminary talks Church ‘The memorial shaft will they leave at all—has not been Richard Berggren, food and Rees drew’ the largest amount When Mihutea aacrlflce in the first Great ar. of activity insofar as players were held looking toward a meet be unveiled by Mary There.-.a Fitz made public. candy; Mrs. Thomas Kauffman, ing in the office of Assembly 2 Convenient Charge Services ArmUUce Day cer^ oplea in w’erc concerned, 7,740, at the Count Manchester will begin at ii gerald. daughter of IM Lt. Joseph Railroad, Iram and waterworks ’’w’hlte elephant” tabic; Mrs, President H. V. Eyatt of Austra employes demanded toe]r wages in 'Thomas Turner, parcel post pack East Side and 5,238 at too ^clock at the Manchester Memo- 1 Fitzgerald, and Francis _ZiJ.o, lia by the representatives of the Hava, paw doctor lal» Pfc. Angelo Zito. Mayor rice, disdaining the rapidly sinking ages; Mrs. WillianV Veins, fish West Side. However, athletic For a Better Start In life for rial hospital, the town’s World go,, „f pfc. fields drew 8,700 spectators U. S., Britain. Russia, Australia pro- Harold A. Turkington will be on ; gold yuan currency. They stopped pond. pboaa Ms praocrlptlaa W ar I _ memorial, where ^ the during October. and Yugoslavia. Bebler said the U. gram arrangements have ,bten hand to accept the memorial for work when they got no rice. Some Albert Roblngon and Robert S. refused to participate until the to WaMoa’a avar aw pt4- Your Children Start a Savingf AT made' by the Penhanent Armistice e Town of Manchester. I returned to their Jobs later when a Schubert will be In charge of re four-power resolution was approv vata (Mwfeaaieaaf w(ra fat freshments. Dav committee under the chair Arthur J Connell of Middlelon-n, ' "mail amount was made available, ed in the Political committee. Re lamiidlBta dettvsir la Account at Once manship of Robert Hathaway. Ed- national executive committeeman | In a despwate attempt to sta- Door prizes will be given, and ports from Canberra have said an entertainment for yoimg and son M. Bailey, principal of. the toe American Legion, will give , ballze the economic aituaUon, toe Evatt might be asked to mediate Do you itnow that they can have at • 30 DAY ACCOUNT. SIMPLY ASK THE SALESMAN TO OPEN A 80 Manchester_ ___ High s c h o o l;M d v ^ * I address „ and the Executive Yuan (Legislature) au- old will be provided by toe Ways Rec Notes toe Greek question. eron'of World War I, .will be the , i^np^cuon wii’l b^giVen bv Rabbi | thorized the sale of toe China Tex- and Means committee. Bebler said his delaying tactics least $1,090 by the time they are 18 DAY ACCOUNT IF THIS IS WHAT YOU PREFER. THIS IS THE CHARGE AC- Thc invocation and bene- ^ TempTo Belli , tile corporatlon-~Iargest state WELDON'S years oM If yon start aaving a small speaker. — Leon Wind of the Tcmpio ------^ Tonight in the Political committee Were de COUNT USED BY MOST STORES AND A PULL MONTHLY SETTLEMENT IS dicUon will be given, by Rev. Sholom. The program includes vo- , owned textile plant In China. Reg- East Side Ree> liberate, in order to give an oppoiv Ml MAIN gnUCET sum consistently cafh month. For ex James P. Timmins, pastor of S t. , gpigcUozw' b f Mrs. Stanley .1 '•••Lons for the sale of American Gym; tunlty to develop private attempts ample:-—At 6 months start deposit ASKED. BILLS WILL BE RENDERED THE FIRST OP EACH MONTH TO COV Bridget s church and editor of the ; q® , j selections by the Dil Mrs. Ramon D. Campbell aid cotton on the open market In Manchester 6:00-7:00—Mustangs practice. at conciliation. ing $5.00 per month; at 1 year $6.00 C'atoolic Transcript. worth-Cornell-Quey Post . Ameri------exchange for foodstuffs were 7:00-8:00—Laurels practice. ER PURCHASES MADE THE PRECEDING MONTH. ^ ra d e to Munro Park passed, also. Miss Ida Virginia PInney, daugh 8:00-9:00—Movies on sports. per month; at 2 yoars $7.00 per month; immediaUey following toe hos- can Legion Band. Date B o o k In the evening at 6:30 the President Chlang Kai-Shek, try ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K. Sw’immlng; . at 3 years $8.00 per month and at 4 pital ceremonies, toe parade, un Legion’s Annual Armistice Day ing to bolster his tottering gov Pinncy of Andover, and^am on D. 8:00-7:00—Boy's class. der the command of Marshal John years $9.00 per .month. banquet will be held at the I.,egion ernment, was In almost continuous Campbell, eon of M r .^ d Mrs. C. Tonight 7:00-8:00— Women*! Beginners • DIVIDED PAYMENT ACCOUNT. IF YOU PREFER ASK T H » L. Jenney, will form and march to Military Whist at Legion hall. 8:00-9:00— Women’s Advanced Wome on Leonard street. conference at his home. Reports E. Campbell of Hertford, were See how easily you can give your baby Muairo Park at East Center yn* An Armistice Day Banquet will said the discussion Included the Registered Nurses Association. class. / SALESMAN TO OPEN A DIVIDED PAYMENT ACCOUNT. WITH THIS AC Po™ r streets Where Manchester^ a better start in life. be held tonight at 6:30 at toe po.ssiblllty o f a new cabinet being married. SaturdayyNovember 6, at Also Armistice banquet V. F. W, Bowling: Repeat Performance memorial to toe 100, dead of COUNT YOUR PURCHASE IS DIVIDED INTO 50 EQUAL WEEKLY PAYMENTS V.F.W. Home at 608 East Center formed' • three o'clock In^he Center Con Post, 6:30 at Post home. 7:00-10:00-Alleys open for reaer- Wotld War n will be dedicated. A .vatldn. street- Alarmed European nationals, gregational church. ’The double Also Christmas sale at Con De|)oait your aavings in . . . OR INTO 12 EQUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOUR CONVEN nine-foot granite shaft, sponspred aware of keen antl-forelgn feeling, cordia Lutheran church by Sew West Side Rec hoped to get out some way. ring ceremow was performM by ing Circle. Bowling: IENCE, THIS CHARGE ACCOUNT MAKES AVAILABLE PAYMENTS OF AS May Send Warship Up River the minlstor, Rev. Clifford O. Also Robertson P.T.A. meeting. 6:00-7:30— Open for reaervation> ONE NIGHT ONLY Pieisou Escape j Hospital Notes If the situation grows much Siippaon, and Organist Frederic E. Thursday, November 11 P. O. va. Renn’s. UTTLE AS $1 A WEEK OR $4 A MONTH. worse an American warship may W ernerflayed toe bridal mualc. Parade afid dedication Of World. Hartford Road va. Walnut The bridal attendants w'ere Miss Attempt Fails I Fatlento T o d a y ----- ...... 156 be sent up the Yangtze to protect War n memorial by American Tavern. , a i AamittMlAdmitted vaster yesterday: Robert foreigners and aid In evacuating Beryy Ward and Edward Johnson, Legion at 11 a. m. starting at hos Gym: Topllff. 54 Union place; Mrs. Bea them. • b o ^ o f Hartford. pital. Banquet at Liegton Home 6:00-7:00—West Sides practice. (Continued from Pnge Une) trice LaBeUe, 184 South Main /The bride wore a maroon suit at 6:30 p. m. * 7:00-8:00 — British Americans jwith gray accessories and corsage a street: William Slvard, 443 LydaU Annual Harvest Tea, Bazaar practice. “ YouCan’tTake Both charge conveniences of white roses. Her bridesmaid during toe night hours It' i(iaa street; Mrs. Mabel Hall, North and Supper, Temple Chapter, No. Activity rooms open 6:00-10:00. wore a gray suit wltl> maroon ac perlect. Ojveiitry; Joseph Behrend, 411 Mrs. Hutchinson 53, Order of toe Eastern Star, at Y. M. O. A. are offered with absolutely cessories and corsage o f pink roses. toe Masonic Temple. 6 to 7—Jimlor Boys in Oym. • THC 1 Obtain Omy Shirt Center street: Frank Crowley, 57 A reception for 60 relatives and S a v in g Bankov MdHclie$tei' no added charges and may Gefard street: Eileen McGowan, WCTU Speaker Friendly Circle’s Charity Sale, 6 to 8—Intermediate Boys Oym. In some unexplained manner.he close friends followed at the Marco 8 p. m.—Morlarty’s and East Side 13 Vine street; Marilyn West, Hole’s store. A MUTUAL SAVmCS BAOIt be applied to anything for JEWELERS . . . SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 obtained a gray shirt used by the Polo restaurant. Woodland. Also (Jathollc Mothers’ Circle Aces. It With You guards. From pieces of tinfoil,he Deming street; Thelma Falcetta. Mrs. Charles X. Hutchinson, On their return from a wedding fall meeting and supper, St. lien’s Bowling League 8 p. m. AU Dapoalta la TMa Bank Am Ooarsatoad Is PMI By Tim 958 MAIN STREET . . . OPPOSITE OAK STREET tashioned a badge. Black paper 256 Oak street: Elizabeth Shea, i sale in our shopi wife of the minister of the Burn trip to Boston - and places Nol/' i James’s hall. Casual Bowling until 8 p. m. Ssvtafa Boaka* OeposH Oosmaty r o a « ot OMimctlcut, toe. and more tinfoil was used to make 101 Glemvood street; James Mag- side Methodist church, wax the toe bride and bridegroom will Basketball meetings 7 p. m. Jun nell, 26 Canterbury street. Friday, Nov. 12 WHITON AUDITORIUM an improvised whistle. Nash also guest speaker at the roll-call make their home for the present Fellowcraft Club semi-formal iors 8 p. m. Intermediates. buUt.Xn)iu.blu.ot black cloth, two Admitted today: Mary Ann Ze- meeting yesterday ^of the local with the bride’s brother-in-law and dance, Masonic Temple. 7 p. m. Teen Age show rehearsal, brass buttons and odd pieces of maitis, Hartford: Calvin Davis, 15 branch of the WCTU. She told of sister, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Sunday, November 14 Dining room. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17 leather ..aa.-exact..replica, of .a’ Proctor road; Mrs. Susan Kotsch, the life of her distinguished father Castagna, Jr. of 692 Middle Turn United Every-Member Church guard’s Jbat. Another .piece of 838 Spring street: Mrs. Anastasia Clinton N. Howard, formerly a pike West. The bride is a graduate Canvass. hladk cloth was used for a tie and Moskttls, 527 Burdham street; noted temperance speaker and of Windham High school and is Tickets at Kelier^i^ Pofterton’s and Billie'i a straight pin with tinfoil wrapped Karl Bird, Glastonbury. since 1937 beads of toe National well knowTi here. Cars Wanted! aroimd one end served as a tie Discharged yesterday: Mrs Reform association In Washing Public Hecords pin worn by some of toe guards. Flora Ranncy and son. East Hart ton, D. C. Born in 1868, the son of Hunacek-Hslem We boy all makes and Hia prison blue denims and black ford; Mrs. Rose Golan, 275 Oak a Quaker preacher, be gave his fflodels~191l6 to 1949. TO BE CHERISHED FOREVER Tho perfect Quolity of Michaels' Diamonds haver dinunirh . . ataoea completed the outfit. Of local interest Is new.5 of the Warrantee Deeds land street: Mrs. Ann Britten -and whole life to temperance lecturing recent wedding of Miss Lydia Rena Accoridng to Warden Ralph H. son, 27 Deerfield drive: Mrs. Eve on Cbautautauqua circuits and Ly Frank Hanson to Frederick and thoy ere cherished from one generation to another. You, too, ore invited to {oin^the great Halem, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edith F. Leadbetter, property on Instant Cash Walker, Nash said be had been lyn Sleurpa and daughter, 736 ceum Bureaus, traveling over the Jack Halem of 128 Autumn street, HALE'S SELF SERVE entire country, as did Francis Hackmatack street. sawing away at toe bars in toe North Main street; Mrs. Josephine anc Richard Hunacek, son of Mrs. Bnying Service The Original In New England company of Brides who count among their cherished possessions the rings selected at A^ichoels. lower left comer of hia cell door Dower, 100 Haynes street: David Murphy whom older reaidenta will Wladyslaw Kuclenaki to Eliseo Pearl Hunacek of Ocean avenue. and Maria Stentilla, property on for Uie past two weeks. He made Banning, Stafford Springs; Mrs, remember was va great temper Brooklyn, N. Y., In which city the the instrument from two pieces of Jane Schlicher, 24 Bilyue road. ance orator. bride’s family formerly lived. |,.Birch street. BARLOW and HEALTH MARKET Mrs. Hutchinson said there were ’ Anthony Camuso et al to Elliott wood, two metal clamps and a Discharged today: Joseph The ceremony Wa.s performed In i hacltMW blade. He refused to tell six children in the family and all Casa Del Roy, Brooklyn, in the | G. Rowley ot al, property on Whit MOTOR SALES Smith, 12 Oakland street; Mrs. received good educations, but her ney road. the warden where he obtained toe Mary Strong, 142 Hollister street; presence of a large gathering of 595 Main Street father, who earned' many tbous' blade. He said he covered up toe Mrs. Phyllis Tuttle, 19 Hudson relatives and friends. More than Tel 5404 Or 2-1709 THURSDAY SPECIALS progress of his work each time ands of dollars every season, gave thirty-five attended from this town, street) Patila Wupperfeld, p7 generously to manjr philanthropic fo r COUGHS with some yellow paint from the Brookfield street: Kathleen Mac- and Arthur .Hunacek was best man prinon sign shop where he was em- objects. for his brother. DUE TO COLDS I ^.'W Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. ' Ternan, 16 J, Forest street; Mrs. The meeting was well attended plojmd. Lucia McCiillom and daughter, 33 Ra'obi Leon Wind o f Temple Beth Squeezes Through Opening and members unable to attend Sholom, Manchester, officiated at Toko Ridgewood street; MacH Harris, sent messages which were read. TRAPROCK Nash timed bis attempt to coin the candlelight ceremony. The 111 Odar street; Harley Lovell. Mrs. George McKinney led the de bride’s sole attendant was her sis Store Closed On Thursday cide with the hour when several of 78 I^kwood street; Arthur Pou- votions and Mrs. Ella St. Clatr ter Dorothy. Mrs. Robert G. San FOR DRIVEWAYS the guards go on relief. He pushed rier,' Rockville; Frank Check, 378 Burr, the president, conducted toe dals of this town. Armistice Day From out the bars and squeezed through Hartford road. meeting. The bride wore a princess style Delivered — Spread and an opening In the cell door that A t the close of the program tea, gown of white satin with court 11 A.M.T0 I P.M. measured about ten inches square. home made cookies and other good train. Her veil of imported illusion Rolled. His silent progress down the i things were served at a tastefully wan draped from a cap of the satin, j third tier o f the west side of the Engagements decorated table and Mrs. . Burr The matron of honor was gowned I Also Amesite Driveways. TAU. CAN PET EVAPOBATED main cell block was Insured by poured. in aqua satin. i soips rubber gum felt which he Zinsser-Popoff The bride is a graduate of Man- Cans 2 5 c bad applied to the soles of both Chester High school and previous MILK shoes. 51r. and Mrs. Charles A. Zinsser to her ma»Tiage was proprietor of T. D. COLLA Crossing over to the east side of of Windsorville and this town, an About Town an electrolysis salon in the Rubl- Soothes Throat IrritoHon Telepnone 2-9219 BED 1VINO .the cell block Nash climbed to toe nounce the engagement of their now building. | first tier and was getting ready to daughter. Miss Barbara Jane Zins 14 Oz. Rot. saw his way through another sot ser, to Reynolds Nicholas Popoff, The second In a series of three KETCHUP o f bars which would have given son o f Mr, and Mrs. William S. Turkey Shoots, sponsored by Man- him across to a section of toe pris Popoff of 423 Lydall street diester Lodge, No. 1477, Loyal PETER PAN • ‘ on yard. Order of Moose, will be held Sun- At tola moment Abramovitz Pfeiffer-Green «i»y. Nov. 14 at 10 a, m. at toe P EA N U T B U T T E R a»35c started up the stairway of the tier. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Pfeiffer o f Ifuchester Coon and Fox ' club Nash met him at the top and be Bolton annotmee the engagement grounds In North Coventry, on toe gan to beat the guard over the bead o f their daughter. Miss Eleanor River Road off Route 44. . PhUlp f a n c y with a blackja^ which was made Eva. Pfeiffer, to Harold Walter own, chairman, announces that frofn a pair of black shoe laces ahd Green,! son of'Mr. and Mra. Walter Sere will be a drawing for a .410 Lb. Green of North (Coventry. gauge shotgun as an added attrac MIXED FRUIT 3 9 c a doth bsg filled with lead. For Fruit Cake No definite date has taMn set for tion. The public Is invited to at ; Seoeivea Severe Besting the wedding. tend. Abramovitz received a severe COCONCT OR SCOAK WAFER beating but was able to call fo|- help. Nash then picked up Abram - oviiz's hat and ran up to the next new... BRIDGE COOKIES p's 17c tier. #arden Walker said an officer HONEY r and two members of the guard Something New In heM the call. As they nished to ^ Abj^movitz’s assistance tliey heard PEANUT BRITTLE 35c him say •’Don’t let him fool you,” he’s a phony,” , Rash surrendered without FREEZERS struggle. A search disclosed that HEALTH MARKET he^ad two more hack saw blades in w shoe, a razor, several maps T. M. Rto. IN U. t. A. W’e certainly are trying to press prices downward, o f Hartford county and western Connecticut, and $27 In bills. and here are some good results: Rash has escaped from the ,Fj^.- The New “ Haverly Remote erat penltentlarv at CTillUcbUie, Ready-Pasted Oltio'. the . Balt Lake City prison MEATY FOWL . and the Alabama State prison. Ha' has also served in the Federal jpris- W allpaper UBAK SMbKED on.at Leavenworth. Kao, " Zaro Wall Freezers*’ ad Saliiairo A. 14 Kwo« V.n«w Cold OiaiMMd Sol-tair* 0. Cliaaiial Sal OiaoMad Waddiag ttag la 14 L Ca«pl*itN ro-od Oiemaad Wadding Cirtlal. e. 10% ki^aa Plaliawa la a highly SHOULDERS —ilk a D.licetaly SMd.d Edf* $85 K«fOt YaNoor Onid.I V' r FalKal Oiaaiaadi $1?S------10% Iridiu- riolino- ...;...... 9 S40 rieaiad .by 2 SagMilo Dib Special sizes built to fit locations. 1S cork wall aluminum loHacad Maoaliag ——r* ...... 9I47S TENSER Johnson's and stainless steel exterior, rust proof hardware. a. Di.iMad Selllalr. I* 14 Kon4 Yrito— Grid H. OaKcotaly Camad V Oieawed Idaddiag ■aad Sal la 10% Mdiaai rioHaaa . .9240 rionkad by } S!da Dionendi. Alw id Whil* M. Oio-and Cngogaaiaal llag ia 14 Roral V E A L C H O P S Cold . ______WOO P. 10% IrldwM WaliagM •aad Saliioira Powftry Forin Loin or Rib Vallow Cold -.Ik 4 Sida Oiaaiaadi lal riih- toakad by 2 laginNa Oiaa I aad 2 Jaund ts-^aaaa.-eaaia'rjaa - tail roihion - ...... 9800 - ...... 91250 ■ Fresh Dressed Chickens, I. Waddiag toad la 14 Boral Yalnw OaM lal DiaaMadi _____ ------Friday night and Saturday. C. SalirKoiig 0idaio»8 SeOtain )i<^"f4 Kwdi S Diiiwbe* la laril • di'iiidllr at W' Fresh quick frozen poul S H O W PLO W S Vtllo— Cold Memliag Dotoralod —Ah 2 io<« Bioich Mad Plaeaaj lagagtMtal lia g i. 940 try, any time. Seafood Sod. ______$1S 0 N. lo .t', O'omond Soliiaira wiih 6 Sida Dta- O. 10% IfIdinM riotinMM Solilaifa Saakad by J ond J townd OiaMaado. Cla—af* Order Capons Now for for Tractors, Trucks and Jeeps You can help improve the price situation for every a. r rall-Cal OleMeeds lol ia rithItHi fathloa nondi O Chennai MeoMlag. 14 Kara! Val Thanksgiving. * ■a oiMiaf Whiia a. Vaflow Cold ___ 9240 la- 01 Wh.ia Cold------947S laal fraagi ... ------—— .m,-. 9400 one by using lower cost foods; and seafood is the out D. 14 Kwol Yollow GoM Oioiaofld {ngafooM*l 817 Middle Tunipike. West ling'fla.fc.d-wkfc 2- tOMld Sido Ploiiioadt tot MorgMiM-Coe* ...... ,11 ...... 1200 ilockanum River At standing example: Love Lane SEE THE NEW LABOR SAVING FRESH COD— apiece or Sliced ...... 29c Lb. I. S DioMod fagogo—out liag ia 14 Ka..) You really must sec these gorgeous A'£IT. Yollow Cold, —ilh Iha 2 Dioamadt m* '* TOBACCO LATH PULLER FRESH BOSTON BLUE— piece or Clava>-lao< Ftaagt ...___...... S2TS Triini Ready-Puted Wsllpsper patterns. They’re styled right up to the S lic e d ...... 17c Lb. minute and include exciting new effects in wsllpsper design, /diteovered for r. Diaa.aad Waddiag load wl will. ANoraol- FRESH FLOUNDERS— Mealy . .... 17c Ijli. iag teuad oad Morgwiia Slaat,. lOK tridiu- S otihy riafiaaai ...... ■ ...... $S00 myself how easy it is to hang Trimx—all you do is dip it in water FRESH MACKEREI...... 2,>c Lh. DIAMOND MERCHANTS FOR 3 GENERATIONS and apply it. It’a a real money saver too, as it’s guaranteed washable and FKESH WHITING- . ______. . . •.. 17c Lb. USE, OUR LAYAWAY fadeproof. f r e s h HADDOCK'FHXET ...... 39c I J>. Brackett & Shaw Co. FOR aOUSTMA% GIVING . Appty Foreman, A PE L PLACE MANCHESTER /4nd fjOts More in Our Complete 958 MAIN ST. . . . OPPOSITE OAK ST. Pelmont St. Job TEL. 7354 JOHNSON PAIHT CO Siicriilent Seafood Supply 699 MAIN STREET J - r ' )■ V \ \ r MANl HESTKK Ev ^ nX inG, tJ^ttALD. MAm;ME»TEK, IXiNN. WEDNESDAY. N0\T5^IBER 10, 1948 PAGE STTTElgW MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, HANCHES'l'ER, CONN. WEDNESDAY. N O V E M ^R 10. 1949 238948482348232348485323535353535353533102534848000000012323020000...... r 23535353534853538923484848535348534823535323 bsated tSirough aad tha brsad For Special Dates crumbs are browrisd. To Cm i - pMe the Maul: Serve with snap Woriis Where s beans or asparagus, 4 green salad, Bargains Listed by and cup ca^cea. 3 Out ef 4 ^Annual Major League Baseball Draft Starts A NEW SSLBCmON OF BLOUSES for the well dreaaed inisa are ehmrmlng in style and Celds Start! priced at a modest $2.M at the Door Prizes e Inejuirer enickt When your - Windy G ty Legion Set f i [even MONTGOMERY WARD COM head Is stnffad-up with, Cubs-and Wliite Sox PANY. In site 7 to 14 dainty • said, pot a IMr drops pastel blousea have a MUy ruffle ot Ticks Ta-tro-nol m At Cage Games Plays Windham in deep “hertha’*^ effect; colored sadi nostra and /sal - For . Revenge Sunday smocking enlivens another style; nU»1 *ttrt tMtanttut Ta-tro-nol«ofks Get First Choices USE THE LA.Y-AWAY PLAN shredded tuna fish. pimento, When a boy stoops, Jumps or flings T oy Time forced smile that looks as artl- wee 3 to 6x aisea have double ripht sAsrs Irtwbts (i to roUtvo otuS- Wolmit Street Tavern Red and White Gridders BENSON'S f u r n i t u r e AND green pepper and mayonnaise. out hia arms. /■ flcial as it feels. What's more, con collar and long sleeves edged with nem and open up your eold-oloc(sd ANGLE APPLIANCE COMPANY. 713 Garnish with sliced olives. Shrimp tinually compreaaing your Ups may lace. SMART SKIRTS In all noto. AetusOy hat^ presoat many RockvUle Pointing to T o Present Cash at Looldng for Third Cort Main Street, to aelect Christmas or salmon may be used for variety Select PERSONALIZED become an unflattering habit that sizes to coihplete the eostums art eelds from dovolqplng If used at that I Sports in Brief | of Flatten '!£J?*J5SS gifts now—whiJe complete stocks In lieu of the tuna fish. CHRISTMAS CARDS now. before will be hard to break when the $2.98 and $8.98 In bright or pastel first w aning n lfls or aneoaot Try it> UpBet Vtetory Here; Guards* Home Tilt Win at Williniantic From $2000 fo r Qasa ^ t MeOarthy was IS at Botzalo^ give the wlAest possible choice In the big rush, at the DEWEY- hands are removed. wools—all-over plaids or big, Ticks Ts-tzo-nol Most D t^ l Lou Holtsma, Wllham and Mary Christy Baa vbaiekftrid looked like, on paper, eome ooiizcea hod tt that he big gifts like an electric refrlgera-, CALIFORNIA IVY a KTWARE RICHMAN c o m p a n y . 7r.7 Main bright block plaids; plaid ruffles Vincek and Botteron Roger DtTarando, proprietor of Ghauffsured from Manchester four aewoomera to the squad. Un Hia Maneheater High victory to-1 P Draftee to $ 10,000 » JU hemlgkt not bt hMk at and, named lineman o f the Week in the Boetooi helm M at « e la g . . tor or automatic laundry for, is a new and very good-looking ad Street, where sample bcokr dis You girls who love an up-to- on plain colors or- swinging solid Back in HaimcM Again the Walnut Street Tavern haa to Wesleyan University Monday known aamsa ware used in the pre morrow afternoon against Wind-! iFop Trip]e use. from drs'gns; new color canitiinatior.,i CHESTER FLOOR COVERING Butter an ablon^ pan about 8x1$ gion football squad from RockvUle League baseball season and are who played at Storrs. ware a t y paper claimed the lA*a ] ^ e h would aend Inflaldar fftan when It comes to grips with the Reynolds ... Only 407 fans paid to Chrlaty waa enthusiastic, and will he the eighth for the locala day as tha two top loops hand Rojek to Brooklyn for PeeWeo to the kitchen to assist the hos breakfast to dinner. There are all are brighti.v appealing- big holly COMPANY, 56 Cottage Street, Inches and spread a thick layer, of Have yon a relative or witness the regular Tuesday night now being given at tha Bilk a t y were a eoUec tlen of standout a slses of plates and ow tjcwls with sprays, coioriul Cliristmas scenca, friend, (or psrtiapa yonrself) Silk City A. C. at ML Nebo. Last rightfully so, about tbs all arounS coUege ptajrers which they were who boast a osaaou record of two pick talent from the minora ta 4ke Reeee. tess-cook Is more apt to be a hin and see the amazingly complete canned or fresh-cooked apple boxing card at the Hartford Audi A. C. home football games. wins. tSfo tlaa and three oetbaeks. table or salad serving. Ifr open lively San^ji Clauses, amusing range of colors and patterns that that Is a ahat-la' at borne, pa Sunday the locals posted a 12 to 0 play of Gus Oaudino In th< Rnoda noL annual baseball draft drance than a help. sauce In the bottom. Make up a torium last night ,.. Dan Buckley, During ths coming basketball Windham High, playing Its sec Thia Is no catch-as-oateh-ean af stock so that one may buy a children add to the va iety Pi-tce.s are on display. Then go home tient la a hospital or Inmate triumph over the Vets In tbs Island State game o f the previous Reliable publicity men are acarce WeaKa*a batch your favorite gingerbread veteran Connecticut refSrsa who season, the Walnut Street Tavern ond season under Oiaeh Andy Pa fair, for ths big Icaguern know "starter set" of 20 pieces ac 815.95 including the Impiinting of one'.s and give the family a good clear of an Instltotlont Unr unlqiM Windy City. Saturday. "Gus", Christy said, but managsra who hava “draama’' Gleaming supple. TRANSPAR mix according to directions on the a ^ l t s to 71 years of kgs. ratlrgd will award a door prise at all lau. has notched five triumphs in :lust which players among the and add to It later with single narne, start el 25 'jards-rbr $1.00. hfnt for your Christmas gift. These dally malHag aenrlre Is design epach Tad Ventura of the Le last night after working the Loula- Guards hems gamea Season Uck- "did everything right, both offen o f what the opposition will bring to Tnnoia (6) ENT VELVET in a wide range of package, pour over the applesauce gion was not satisfied with the sively and eight atarta this aeason. more ’than 500 eligthlae they’d Schiebel pieces. floor coverings are not only de ed to bring Inspiration, new Reynolds bout in the Bum City . ets good for all IQ, league gamsa at ely u d defensively against i town for a game are a dime a doi- ...... 68 M 37->|lS becoming colors, all adding up to and bake in a moderate over (850 Interests end stlmnlatlng play of his elub Isat week and tt Rh(lody. JTou know ho Waa injured an. Ths B-Boya. Ronnie Buckmiatar like to add to thalr roetera; Topping A neighborly call on new-com signed- to satisfy-every decoratlye degrees F.l. Turr. upride down, Kan O’DonnsU, ace Harvard baU home wUl be given at the flnri two ...... S3 85 88-254 a Christma.s gift that **1'1 give thonghts to needing people ef confident that when the final In the Yale game but eame bsek and Buddy Burbank, will be ready tt Isn’t a hsBhaaard Wood ...... «;•*... 71 71 66—211 great delight, are available at tne Waste space under the bed may ers to the community la not re scheme but they are the finest in cut In squares and top with a c i^ e r , aidfered a broken ankle gamss. Thereafter $5.00 in cash Shots Hate aad Tbsta be converted into valuable storage quired by etiquette but it is a durability and in keeping clean ell egee. whistle blows Sunday hla team wBtn be came in contact with will be awarded. strong ths past two weeks aad for full time duty In the backfleld. drawtag they d oa t naed Washing- Smith ...... M 81 7 6 -8 4 5 CHENEY BROTHERS REM generous spoonful of heavy cream Bead ns • brief deeeriptlon wUI be on the long end o f the has mads a great dlffortnes la our D m Uttls, head football eoacb Brunig Mooke and Red Flahsr^ Plrkey room by flat push-under cases. kindly and gracious act. and bright. You can have the tile whipped until stiff, sweetontd plastic helmeL Plastic equipment Mr. DlTarando. a former Trade ton’s glass floh bowl that Is 125 100 67—823 NANT SALESROOM. ef person with simple details score. RoekvUle plans several sur- at Columbia University - for the WlU occupy the other a^artii used tor wartime’s, military eerv- or linoleum lald^n time to beautify with powdered sugar and flavored wUI be illegal. Harvard Auiletic School athlete, is striving to make past 16 years, will be the. principal Have vour own S.''lAPSHOTS o f oondltlons. We will send prisea Slid new plays were report posts behind the forward wall. A lee d raft T o m _ ...... 438 . 403 313 1347 Renew the life o f snow-suits. your holiday entertaining. with grated orange pepl. Director William Bingham hopes, ths Walnut Street Tavern th# most "Say Tost, what Is Bill Shaw apeaker at the flrat annual bui Macaroni Salad M A D‘ e in t o CHRISTMAS saltable dally cards, gifts, ed given %o the players at prac are seniors and will be playing H ie caucago Cuba get flint C a s t e (4) Jackets, and pants with the con after the 1646 season . . . Lsfty sportsmlnded gathering spot in doing;" OUsty asked as we mo qust of the University of Bridge- One-half pound elbow maca CARDS for comp.ete individuality letters. tice peaaions this week. their final game. chance, having flaiehed last In tae Ctonn .. venient aids found at the Notion Offensive cooking odors can be Oomss has accepted a job with the town. It already haa the distinction tored near the Glastonbury line. ])ort on Tuesday, November 30...... 73 73 161 roni, 1 small can tuna fish; IH and at verv low cost at iho l.EN- Two old favorites with the be Personal attention and Yosh Vincek and Lee Botteron, Wilson Sporting Goods company. Last year. Windham scored an National League raee, and- the Tkylor . . . . 77 38 101—871 Department of the .t. K. H.,» LE overpowered by striking and loved familiar flavor of home cook of being the first local tavern to The answer was that Shaw was ■ !im Ellery la again turning in a cups chopped celery, 1 tablespoon I'FR PHARMACY. T:cm are four 8386 thought given each and every sideline last week with injuries, playing with ths Silk a t y eleven. upset win over Manchester at ML (Chicago White Sox. oellar dwellers Wadden ...lit 100 lH —333 COMPANY. You'U find knitted burning several kitchen matches ing are "specials" this week end persen on onr ninlUng lists. install a television set where wonderful job as publicity w eetor chopped green pepper, about 1 cup different grietingi wh'oh may be il-ll have been reported ready for ac many enjoy watching baseball, Oirlsty smUed as he said, "Shaw Nebo. ’ la the Ameriean, reaeh Into the Slmth .. . . . 64 67 35—973 REPLACEMENT CUFFS for snow in succession, reports the experi St the PINE PASTRY SHOP. 660, All eerrespondonee eonfldenttal. tion thia week. Vincek la the lo No Tore*—Golfer Fined and statistician for tha Amsriean mayonnaise, sliced stuffed olives, m black and white or color. Prices mental laboratory of a large football, hockey, baskrtball. w ^ would have been a great college grab bag aeoond then the oppor Oowtae . . . . 64 66 16S-.-331 suiU or leather jackets at $.29 in Center street-rAPPLB DUMP- cals bMt ground gslnsr with Bot- Hockey League. . . Four new ref- 1 tablespoon chopped pimento. are 12 cards for $.90; 25 Cards for children’s .Mxe, g.39 in' l.uger match company. By Sue Burnett Man For d Days Carllele, Eng. — Agolfer who ling and boxing. football player if he had sUyed In Village Oiarmm tunity to cbooee a plhysr alter- Tedford ... 66 LINOS reedy to smother In cream $1.60. $2.60 Or S5.00 : teron Is both a fine offensive and eresa have been named In the aatee between the leeguea, In m> Pour elbow macaroni into 3 82.00. sizes. Neat ready-ma $e PATCH Here’s a stunning dress for failed to yell "fore” was assessed achodl. (He dropped out after ona Ameriean Hockey Leagi(e. They quMts of rapidly boiling water to and delicious APPLE SAUCE Monthly Orders Accepted defensive wlngman. v en e order ot the flniah ta the Total ...... ES of leather for worn elbows ara BABY-W EAR Is very pretty juniors that’s perfect for that all CAKE. damages o f 873 pounds ($3,462) in irear during which time he made are Max Bennett. Dick Davis, Red JohBaoa Paint Oe. (1) ..463 478 583 1443 which 3 heaping teaspoons of salt If your little stem-winder baa Important date. Simple and smart, Alt Packages Bent By Sunday's gams will atari at 2:15 tha varsity aquad.) I w o ribbed atandlngs, uatil the Cleveland la- WMley ■snraMn (3) $.39; heavy twill patenes for knc The second In a aerlea of sports u S t^ O A o tm films wlU be shown tonight at 8 Regularly $ 5 8 .5 0 .NOW $43.50 o’clock at the East Bids Rec. The Let Winter Weather fllma will Include the 1648 World O.W. R.T. Series and Natl Holman’s reel on Be The Other basketball fundamentals. Ad^a- THREE PIECE SUITS Since 1904 the name Buster Brown has meant quality WORCESTER $1.75 $.T.15l sion la free. shoes at value prices. Ask to sec the picture o f Buster BOSTON 2.40 4.351 Victor Ab:«itia set new season Fellow's Worry! Brown and Tige in the shoes you buy for your youngsters. NEW YORK 2.45 4.451 Regularly. $59.50 . .NOW $48.50 PHILA. 3.85 6.951 single and triple marks in the It is your assuranCe_of.getting the best. Church Bowling League last night PITTSBURGH 9.60 17.3( at the Bowling Green. Vic rolled WASHINGTON 6.00 10.80| ■tringa of 104, 180, 117 fOr a SSI Regularly $55.00 . .NOW $46.50 f t ! SCRANTON " 4.85 8.7S total. ..Ifla aecimd game waa the HARRISBURG 5.60 10,10| best effort hf the league season. Regularly $49.50. .NOW $39.50 RALEIGH 10.90 19.65| Bowling records wars also shat ATLANTA 17.50 3l.5( tered In the Women’s Bowling Regularly $45.00 . .NOW $35.95 SAVANNAH 16.70 30.101 Legue last night at ths T. Stella Poharski. a memhor of Watkins, MIAMI 24.35 43.851 toppled the little maples for scores N. ORLEANS 24„50.r44il0| of 140, U 2 .111—383, Regularly $39.50 . .NOW $32.95 CHICAGO 11.55 S. LAKE HTY .38.30 Peg Hiestand of BanUy’s in the He’s Off to a Qean Start! „ VUlagt Oiannen) leagno Muttered PHOENIX,. - - 44,9ft 75j4a| her own single and three string L. ANGELES 47.20 8.5.001 FINE QUALITY TOP COATS With the goodbye kias a matter records by roUlng games 65. 86. S. FRANCISCO 47.20 8.5i0n| 136 for • 330 triple last night at of seconds, he’s offlee-boand in the Bowling Green; Have Your Car Winterised Gahardines, Coverts. Tweeds Plan V. S. Tax. immaculate attire — confident of hia appearance because ahe sends All local hunting areas wlU be IVotc by Our Experts Staillar low fares to other points I tis all hia clothes for qaality heavily stocked t o ^ . it was re In New Baglaad and lhrooghlMit| ported by Truman Cowles. Open Regularly $50.00 . .NOW $41.50 cleaning! hunting wlU be enjoyed aa usual .Making sun your otr doesn’t break Amcriea. tomorrow. . down ta cheaper than repairing more Regularly $45.00 . .NOW $38.50 Preqaent Schedules extensive dqmagt later. Dyeing - Repairing - Waterproofing The British American aub baa- Comfortable Coachex ketbaU teain wUl hold a pracUce Regularly $39.50 . .NOW $32.50 Irrettulars Quality and Service Keep Customera Coming Back To Us session tonight at the West Side Dependable Service Rec at 7 o’clock. All positions are Again, Agaiu and Again! TIi m ta tiM Buster and CUtse Outs open and candtdataa are requested MORIARTY Regularly $37.50 . .NOW $31.50 to be preeent tonight T ho foUow- Brown Gang every CENTER Sat. morning at 11:36 ing players are especially urged to on'StnUon WTIC. TRAVEL AGENCY attend the aeoalon: MUce Zwlck. 493 Main St. Tcl 3 Charlie BelUa. Henry Frey, Jackie BROTHERS CHENEY BROTHERS Manchester Robb, Gus Gaudlao. Red Degutts. On The La?«| At C «t«r And Broad Bob Ermlseh. Johnny Greene and Pat Murdodu TELZraONE 51S5 Dry Cleaners AdverttaemeBt— I am looking for good tenants 7 R 9 M A I N ______that are Interested In central busl- M A N C M f « T g » r ri>tt<. neaa locatlona for stores and /: - T' ■ / - r*'' MANCHESTER EVE?nNO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1948 FAGiBiEIGRIBEW MAMJHKSIKK tVKNliNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, I94ff ."a o M j^atoiBobfkM For Sale AtBosincap Servictfi* tiHerwl iy. | Pnvwi» lnxtru ' i WBUNBRUAT, KOTElfBEB 10, 1944 FAGB TWENTY dfonr^Bfor Eotnlttg B^told MxndtetUr^'A City of Vttkagt 'Ckmtm (EIGHTBE91 PAGES) VOL. LXVIL.n o . 848 »•) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, U p . 11 »i tf Some UN Officials Water. Tank Wrecks Bnffding Supply Riuite M(i^^ Would Send Berlin Despite Red Row to Assembly Evatt Ejqiected to Pro Plan to Load Against Any Strays Rar.'S9c. S6” Striped ' pose That Case Be Cannon' CLEARANCE OF Considered in Light Both British and Ameri NYLON HOSIERY Giief Senate Strikes Hit New Comet OUTING FLANNEL yd. 35c First quality, aemi or aheer nylon, in all new shedea. Of Mexican Resolu can Authorities Ssy FINE MUSLIN SHEETS Good looking stripes in blues and pinks. NEW F m DRESSES Regular 91.35 tion Big Four Powers ^ork Groups Major P art Pnbliely Russians WID 72x108 . . . $2.57 45 Gauge Nylon Horiery P«Ir $1«09 Resolve Differences Be Held Responsible Rag. 69e. 86* One Grotq^ Reg. 916.98. Now $14.00 Regular $1.50 Democrats Plan Eight Of Shipping For Any Action Taken; 51 Gauge Nylon Horiery Paris, Nov. 81x108 . . • $2.74 Pair $lo 33 top officials in the United Na To Five Ratfo in Ef Long List of Alleged Cannon aheota and caaea U»at apIII give you yeara ol wear. PUNJAB PRINTS yd: 5 9c One Group. Reg. 914.98. Now tions were reported working Violations of Terri One of the flneat percale prints made. Beautiful patterns $13.00 fort to Pass Wo- Port of New Yorix Al tonight dn a move to take the for dresses, i^prena, drapes, etc. tory Qted by Reds i $1.98 FABRIC GLOVES B ^ n dispute out of the Se gram Truman Plans most Paralysed; Blitx Lady PapparaD Ofit Gronp. Reg. $13.98. Now $ 1 2 . 0 0 Double'woven cotton gloves, with leather curity Council and put it be Also Hits Harbors of reinforced fingers and cuffa. Thia la a fine S I H M WoBblngton, Nov. H —f/fi— Berlin, Nov. 11,— fore the 68-nation General wearing glove. Colors: Black and brown. Pr. ^ * O W Democrate Intend to load top Sen Ptiiladelphia, Boston American and Britizh planet Rag. 79e. A. B. C. Sanforized Assembly. Dr. Herbert V. SHEETS AND CASES ate conunlttees with eight of their f . -— — ■ flew the fiopply route to Ber One Gfoup* R^gs S12s98« Nvw $ 1 1 . 0 0 Evatt of Australia, president iMtahexM to five Republicans In on New York, Nov. 11.—(if)—A lin today in the face of n Rus 9 U 5 Value of the Aaaoihbly, was reported to Workmen nnd poHee ga through wneknge ot the Ceodnl OeU Sterago Oa, I after . . . SAFETY PRINTS yd.69c have initiated the move. effort to push President 'Truman’s major part of America's shipping sian threat to force down 72x108 $ 3 .1 5 Extra fine quality A. B. C. prints. Sanforized and fa/rt program through tho new Con a 25,088 gallon water teak topj ^ elx Soon to a leadlag platferm aai efftco of One Group. Reg. $10.98. Now He is expected to propoee .to one Iho taak tell troaa eteM eupporta 15 feet aboVe the toed e( the Mg ' was crippled today by loagahore- pl^es straying from the 20- c(dor. Unusuid patterns. $9.00 MAJESTIC FOUNTAIN PEN of the Big Four powers that the men’a strikes on the eait and west • . * A Deusocratlc official frlto aZked the pMttorm roof aad effMe, and eeattaned dawa throagh an I h Bich oeoe mile wide air corridors to the 81x108 $ 3 .2 3 and box of fine quality Beriln caae be considered by the (AP wtrephoto). coaate. Assembly in the light of a Mexl- not to be quoted by naZw toUl x former German capitaL The One Group. Reg.'$8.9d. Now rejporter he feels his party should The port Ot New York—fore 42x36 PILLOW CASES------72c Ea. Rag. 59c. F ast Color *7.00 Both for can reimlatian appaaliu to the most in the worid’a commerce— American answer to the Rus- STATIONERY 8 9 c Uqlted Btetea, Russia, Britain and moke Its new 64 to 42 Senate ad slaaa* threat, made last nIghL woa The flaaat muaUn ahaet made. Yeara of extra wear In theaa France to resolve their differ- vantage count at critical apota. ' was almost paralyxed aa thou- lAdy^Pepperell luxury Bheeta. Aa he enumerated them, thera Great Battle Postai Service Setup aaads of men stood idle. « *5 3 5 ftvm Gan. LoctaM encea. The Assembly recently Die blitz also hit the important D. Clay, American military gow - PERCALE PRINTS yd. 3 9 c 69c Fine Qnality adapted the Mexican reaolutlon may include top-heavy Damoeratie IMs phstegraph ed n y r , that "we win keep them fiy- Good looking patterns for dresses, aprons, etc. \ memtenblpa on the IS-man Lac harbors of Phlladelidiln and Bos unanimously. R ^ e s North ton, wdiere other thonaondz Joined ■ashing acram thi •S X 99 Irragalan OC ,72 X 99 Sturdywaar In the p^tical committee, Roa- bor. Foreign. RelaUowk Bfinklng, Overhaui Is Urged a rank-and-flie protezt oghinat a sky. wmo nmdo at I m r B: ffbarra- Both British and U. X nuttori- DRESSES *5.00 RAYON UNDERWEAR ala charged once again that Bri Finanee and Juificiary conunltteea. tery, Flagatnff, Alta. - Henry tlaa said pubUcIy the Ruosiaas andLodcwood wage. aetUement nogotuded by Cast Iroa Cloaing Out Of All Summer Dreaaes Briefs, fiare leg or band leg styles. Colon: I f [f • tain and the United States wiedted Pattani Set hy BepubSeaM Olclas et the obeenrntorf staff fiA •O* AO Wool attempta to and tha Berlin dood- The Republicans tbemsalvea laid Of Yangtze A$T. union leaders. would to told rcsponaibla tor any Values up to $14.08. Cottons, ahaen. crepes, 14^ to 24^, Tearose and white. Size 5, 6, 7 and A Each Hoover Commission Fi Spread of the walkout to addi scribed the eamet aa very bright action they take. 10 to 43. Not all sizes. Also lunlbr 8 to 16. lock. She also charged that the the groundwork for such a move wrlth a leng, heautttal taU. (AP western powen Jiinked attempts by toklng'right to five control of tional ports from Portland, Me., The Ruaaians. dtteg a leng H#t nal Recommendations to Hampton Roads, Vn., by to wirepboto). SHEETS SNOW suiting” yd. 2 .9 8 at limitation of arms and. were the Senate Labor committee In the More Uuu! Million Men News Tidbits of nllegad violation of thair terri Water repellent. Make up srour children’! snow suits and reoponaibla for a new arms race. present Congreee. To Go to Congress; La night or tomorrow was feared. tory. also said tlwy wmdd totes $ 2 .4 7 aave. Navy, brown, wine and tsaL Juan A. Bramuglia, Argentina That committee helped produce Estiifiated in Fi|^v Coned Frosi (8>) V 7 ir« A Gulf coast atoppaga has been down "an- aircraft witiwat Mantl- Ouarantaad to give yean 39c ANKLETS driagktlon chief who hoada the Be- promised if the east coast strike ficatlon marks of natioaaUty" fiy- $ 2 .6 9 Foe boys and girts. In fine ^ ^ ^ ^ the Taft-Hartley act and i^ d It bor Unit Changes Seen becomes official and complete. Truman Eyes Limited quantity. eC wear. quality cotton in turn b ^ ^ curity Council for November, into final form. Communist Forces teffiover the Soviet zcni ' DRESSES *3.00 lunched with Soviet Delefate An- PoUcb in Dayton, O , catdi A crippling west coast strike ot the three air eerrtders. Valuta up to $12.68. Sits 10 to 40. Some half sties. Prs- cuff or straight up styles. Sblld President Truman has pledged Have KdU’ger Number CIO unions has idled ships and oolon or stripes. dn( T. Vishlnoky today. T ^ i k ^ - efforts to repeal thla a ct To WfiBhington, Nqv. 11.—(JP) Arthur Buck, c a c a ^ prtaonar, The second threat Extra Spedd i tssn 10 to lA ad hka the beginning of a fresh —A complete overhaul of the men from Alaska to Mexloo for Reds^ Moves help him, the Democrat# are when he delays becaoso ho many weeks. refer# to aon-miUtary _____ 42 X M Heavy QoalHy Extra Vlaa QoaHty Calansis Mnon attempt to mediate the Bariln pected do inatall Senator Klbert jNdaking, Jtov. 11.—(F)-r-Tho postal service and "strength ttkato travel In raln...Ba#vy which do not cany aaUaanltty ^ ^ n la r $2JL98 iseue. Bramuglia led the prevloue Thomas of Utah, a 'ftft-Hartley gnmteht battle in Chinese history May Be Bhert-Uved markers. The Rbostana have ooa- attempt tor uw ao-callad neutrals ening” of the Labor depart Cnileer Fensecela, vleUn> of I There was a poaaiblUty, how Keeps Close Watch On foa. oa chairman and give him the —involving more than l,00pj)00 ment were tentatively pro klnl atomic bomb radioactivity^ plateed of niwnnicial Sights In PILLOW CASES ea. 6 2 c TAILORED CURTAINS EXTRA LARGE DRESSES ot tha Saeurlty OouneU — Argen- bacdring'of new members who take ever, that the east coast walkout Latest Maneuvers In tha Berlin air corrldan. HANDBAGS $ 2 .5 9 ttaM, Columbia. Belgium, Ghnada, men by -governinent estimate— posed today by the Hoover sinks under elx hour Navy bom might be ahort-Uved. Guaranteed for at least four yoan wear. Nationally advertissd brand. Cottona, apun rayon and China and Syria. a like view of the law in its pres bardment.. .Oommlttee of Ameri Som# official aeurcas fgadafi erepaa. Size 40 to 52. Top handle, pouch or shoulder strap styles. In plaatle ent form. raged north of the Tangtse today commission. The IS-nian bi- No dock wmrken were available volving Qty of Berlin calf, faille or suedine. All colon. Plus Tex Oevdian Knag of CtMa with Oommunlst troops having a can Petroleum Institute denlee as the liner America, queen of th4 to discount tiie Soviet note ea an 63” LENGTH pr. $ 3 .4 9 Holdover Democrats on the com- rartisan group headed by that the United Statee ia "running other move in the "wfit ef Bramuglia oloo has been con- ndttee, beaMee Thomas, ^iclude alight numerical advantage. U. S. poaoenger $eet, arrived at nervee.” Reg. $8.98. Sale Price $ 7 .0 0 qqyorpineat . spokesman i;a. former President Herbert’ out of oil’’. . .National Oongreas of her Hudson river pier today. The Key West, Fla.. Nov. 1 1 — (fiV — Sanforized WUli Zipper Opening ferring with Secretazy-Oanerel Senatora Mirray of Montana, Pep- Hoover was set up Oongreas to Pnrepte and Tenchese efts n f e« 72” UTJGTH pr. $ 3 .9 8 “ lie . lie ’s legal axperba'an p«r of Floride, Bllendar of Douls- Geh. ’Tang Wen-Yi swd the battle by 887 paaaeagers cahied thair own .- tM * t r n m An exceptional value! A abort time ago these curtaina wnTjdined along the Suchow de- find ways of streamlining tha mlttoe to help wipe out "ridous band Intgagc aa they disembark The R uasiuii ’ - ^geriln attwragr gl ^ ii^and Hm ot Aldbama. oonllc books and objectionable re- President Ttuman grai^Ung today were selling for $5.$8. Hemmed on both sldea for extra Reg. $10.98. Sale Price$ 9 .0Boxed 0 PEARL NECKLACES ___.'tha Gordian knot of the Ber tonse Une which guards the road FedenF government. It is known ed. warniag at the Berlin Air Satoty MATTRESS COVERS Oraduated single strand pearl necklaces In a 1 /M K Bupported,President Trumab’a ve to toeraatlbnal capital. formally os the Oonunission Oi^ dio and movie programe”. . .Buk with the problems that beset the wear. Shell color only. claar plaatle box. Ideal for Xmaa g ift S I I N I lin oririA to ot tha act exeopt xaiandor, vriio The U. S. Une#, oi^rator ot the center that they wOl bold thraa Oartala Dept. Asoerta Befia Outfought .ganixatlon of the XhcecuUve of American ^wapapers . guessed peace agate. Phis Tax The United States. Britain and voted to override. , Branch. America, said it wrould arrange to From his vacation retreat of hours of air-to-air (probably plane SPECIAL 95.98 Valna Reg. $14.98. Sale Price $12.00 France t peaed the querrel with , Teag sakl govermnent troops wrong on preridentlal election b«- send the pasaengen’ heavy lug to targot) firing pnetioa toSiy $ 4 .6 9 Two Wm Leas Flaeoa Predleta Savlag BIHIobs cauBo "all of. ua were guilty of de- thla Naval aubmartee base, he Ruraia over Berlin to the Security Two present IMpublican mem- outfaight the Reds during the gage to them later. over a field In the British Bnache- This U actually a ragidar $$.4$ eaattraas a sm . Saatcctas4 OoAcU a month ago, chdrglng opening phases of the giant battle Hoover told reporters today ing a little too nneh telling and kept a close wretch th ro u | h xd- burg air corridor. At other polats ben of the committee, Jenner ot about aome of the group's findings too little explaining," Rcqt R ^ r ti, The British liner Mauretania, vices from the SGRe depertroent shrunk, with zippsr opening. R earymsm n mosUn. ridl Ruaata’z blockade menaced prace. at but that they had made successive which had been due here tomor over newest Russian maaeuven in the corridors, they saiA they and twin bed elxee.« Ruaala on O ct 25 vetoed a com- Indiana and IVae New York, win wlthArawals to “shorten their and predicted that reforms now Kansas City edltw, aayn today... loae thair placqs it the Demo being drafted could save “ a good Franoe’s distrust ot Germany row with more than 1,000 paaaen- involving blockaded Berlin. will hold "local flying maasnvera" FLANNEL GOWNS promlsa settlement offend by the IIuba*' ' gen-from Southampton, has been Although both Britain and tho Of Sne quality flannel with hamatltcbad yoka. Full cut. UNIFORMS B A B Y SHOP neutrals. Russia Inslsla matten crats cut the G. O. P. member He said Reds \mder Generals many blUiOn doUars" if put into threatens to disrupt London coh- , The commander of Battery D. White cotton. Size 12 to 40. Short and [ * A ship to five. effect for about five! years. Final fsrence on future of the Ruht, diverted to Halifax, N. 8. Special 129th Field Artillery, in the Firat U. 8. have aejd la the peat they concerning Germany should bo aet- Chen' Yi. Uu Po-Oisng and Chen trains wlU carry pasaengen from would u#e fighter eecorte If nece# Rag. 9 4 J9 . Hanvywaiglit Tearoso and white. Size 16-17—92.59 long^Ieaves. SUghtly soiled. Reg. $4.98 Reg. 96.98 An Wool tled In the your-Power Foreign That will leave Senatorh Taft Keng already were throwing alt reconunendationa will go to (km- which Britain and U. 8. plan te World war took no special oboerv- $ 2 .3 9 of Ohio, Aiken of Vermont, Smith greaa in January. hand beu;k to Germans. there to New York and other ma anea, however, of the anniversary sary to keep the gbr lift going. MHnlsters eouncU. avallibie nuqqiower Into the fight, jor U. 8. citiea. of New'Jersey, Mone ot Oregon on whidi hinges the fate of north Most drastic of the propoeed of the Armistice day that brought American pilots said they hod Ib an angry apeecb, Soviet De and Donnell M Mlsaouri. Morse changes was wbst Hoover called Robert Pettey, 85, who alwayb Effect of the east coast strike that conflict to an end. standing orders to obey any Soviet m a t t r e s s c o v e r s $ 3 . 7 9 Extra aize 18-20—92.79 PEASANT SKIRTS gCflA puty Forei^ Minister Andrei T. central China. gave smile and frieadly work to $ 2 .5 9 Sizes S to Ox, with matching bolero. *PaPo W left bis party ooUeaguca last June The government too, was bring “getting the post office out of poli on Marshall plan shipments was Vanghan Named Repreaentathm i fighter plane aaekteg to toren Made of .heavyweight musUn with seams all bound and Vlohlnsky told the 58-member to vote to uphold Uie president’s tics'’ by abolishing Senate approv pencil peddler on Voa Angeles cor uncertain. He designated MaJ. Gen. Harry tteua to land. United Nations Political commit ing up reinforceniente, Tehg said, ner, rewarded when peddler pre with Mbhar hntteaa Full and twin bad lisea. SWEATERS veto. with some troops from along the al for all postmaatera. 'Iliere are The fate of cargoes on ships H. Vaughan, hia military aide, to A senior American air offloer Heavy knit, long sleeves, some with turtle neck. Black with tee: about 20,000 of th-m. The post of sents him with $1,000 gift...U ni repreoent him at ^Armistice day "We were told It we took one Under Republican control, most Petping-Hpnkow railroad line al- still'at sea and bound here was s red figures, red with white, navy with white. Ideal for of the Senate committees have fice plan also calls for reorganizing dentified young man ateate New ceremoBlea of the Key West (Oanthraad an ■) ' • \ outdoor sportewear. Sizea 34 to 40. COnON JERSEY SHIRTS York Eighth Avenue bus and runs (Ooatinuai on Pago I hirteen) been divided seven to elx in favor (Oontlnqed on Page Thirteen) the money-losing departmsnt along (Uontteued m Page Four) American Legion poet. Irragolan Of New England Qnality BEACON ROBES $ 8 .9 8 Bizea 1 to 6. Reg. $1.50. Pastels and stripes, a Z O A of the O. O. P. The larger Ap lines of "a modern busineos orga it over Its regular route, collecting At the same time, he continued $ fares until he sidewipes taxicab Pnra THliid nUing Good warm cotton robe. Assorted plalde. Sixes 16 to 20^ Reg. Price $10.95 Sale Price 8.00 Special propriations oommlttee bad a 12 nization." to give study to the need for an "40to-4«.- ...... to 8 margin for the Republicans, The commission is mads up of ...Pope Pius X n imploraa Eu agreement to ease the strain of six Democrats and an equal num ropean Federaliote Union to proas A merican-Ruoslan relations a situation tbs Democrate are ex French Reds for internstionsl understanding P rice Support m a t t r ess pa d s Reg. Price $9.95. Sale Price Air Networks pected to reverse. ber of Republicans. Four each were Meanwhile, the White Houa4 $ 7 .0 0 plck^ by President Triunan, because "the danger Is grave and made it clear that there are no Flashes! SPECIAL BUY! The RqimbUcans were content there is no time to be lost". COnON T SHIRTS to handle international proposals House Speaker Martin (Il-Maas) Battle Looms plans of any kind for a Truraan- (Into BnUUtoa of the (ffl Wira) 95.98 Fun Size 54 X 79 $ 4 . 4 9 Sale Price Blaea 2, 4 and 8. White, red, yellow and O A W ar in Open Block Street and the Senate's presiding officer. Twenty-one New York houaewrives Slalte meeting and that the , Beautifully Tailored Or Lace Trim Reg. Price $6.98. wHh a seven to six division in raising $154,008 to fight iraacev in $ 5 .0 0 blue. Reg. $1.49 , Special ^ ^ oM V their favor eu the Foreign Rela Senator Vandenberg (R-Mlch). prosident has no Intention to go to Hoover accepted the chairmanship memory of friend who died of di 'Moscow. But the White House 94.98 Twin Size 39 X 75 $ 3 .4 9 tions committee. sease.. .Industries which are rata» $harp Fight Forecast siapa OsaZlBfann Jack Benny Show Main CoaaaOy to Bo Chalfma# Throw Barricade Across as "my last public servloa.” welcome mat iz still out If Prem SUPS $ 2 .9 8 On the question ot rebuilding ing prices and boosting profits are ier Stelln should riiange his mind Loadsn, Nev. ' P ile whlta filling that la guaranteed to launder white. Itayon crepe or estin. New length. White or pink. Battlegronnd; Million I f the Democrats make it eight Quunps Elysees and inviting revival of cxceoa profite In Next Congress by —— *-« Die slippai again at Blight mis-itUchlag or oil apota. , to five there, they will have fduf the Lebor department, stripped of and decide to visit W'ashlngton for CHILDREN’S SWEATERS TRUE-LAST SOCKS many functions by the Republican- tax, RepresenUtlve. Crawrford (R„ Leaders of Grange s conference. Condaferai snM V# Dollar Offers Danglet prised aaslgumente to distribute / Sing ^ ‘Internationale’ Mlcb.) says today...Army Scert- siavin lMi*t tnraing tta hncfc ra Ah wool aUp-on and cardigan. Navy, light blue, srsUbw. R^|'ul8rl3^ 39c •••aee#o'oe#«on«#eeao#e#aSpCClsB thslr members. Senator controUed 80th Ctongrcue, the for No official word has coma from pink. . * mer Republican president said: tary Royall, speaking iq Birming rinflara. Be apolM’to tto 8ral Hollywood, Nov. 11—C^—The ham, Ala., calh for nalted Amori- Portland, Me„ Nov. 11—(C)—A Acadsidy s* Srienea In an apg Nnahon 72 x 90 "Ripple WazTa’* (Coattonad sn Pags Four) 'BaRetiii! "The thinking is to strengthen sharp fight in the next Congreu; (Cootteoed on Page Thirteen) R«g. Price $3.98. Sale Price 3 5 c pr.— -3 pr. $ 1 .0 0 war of the networks broke into Parts, Nbv. 11.—(^)“—Police * the Labor department ea in support of President TVu- aare ijepsrtod by 1ra$W. • « $ 2 .5 0 Plain and fancy tops. White, pastela.and dark. the open today with the Jack -man. . . Dutch Army reports 47 over farm price support laws was < Yugoslav a#ara ageaqr. Ta a# SALE OF HATS fought Cnnunuaiate today aft- * "We’re not going to tear any forecast today by leaders of thei tteaa ef tto Baastoa-raled < W Benny show as the main battle er ttM deqaianstratora thtow a thing out of it, as some people killed in terrorist Inridenta Ih Java B L A N K E T S s p e c ia l $ 6 . 9 5 ground. in past two weeks. National Grange. i alat lafenaation Mneaa (c Lovely All Velvet Berets Reg. Price $5.98; Sale Price Denham Plans barrier aeroea the Champe have thought” Mere for the farm organizations ' China Jumps Naahua’a famoua rayon and wool blanket for extra $ 4 .0 0 Both NBC and CBS are dangling Elyeees, raleed.the Bed S ^ Tentative Canrlusloaa Benched Offices of^merlcan owned air form) that Yafsslav Osns warmth. Ehccitlng colon In white, 3rellow, rose, blue, aqua Regnlnrly 92.98 milllon-dollar offers before the 82nd annual convention. Grange j Is toe "aallaaaflsttc." tto $ 1 .9 8 COnON JERSEY SUITS and enag the InterswHonale. The commission has reached ten lines in Philippines report they are leaders expressed opposition to a i and paaeh. Sizes 1 to 8. Pastel, brown,I, navy and gieen m O O f f ‘‘tightwad’* comic. Daily Variety Shote.wete fired and n dem- asserted: "AD hepea Clond'whitc Hats Reg. Price $3.50 and $2.98. Sale Price reported NBC the-winner with an To Hold Stand tative conclusions on three of ite booked solidly for more than a congressional proposal for drastic Moiiev Rates tioaary elswrata wto *«■ a a « ^ $ 2 .5 0 pants with solid or striped onatrator was wounded. Spec- 24 fields of study. Hoover oald. He month on all flights to U. S. . . . rmision of a long-range farm law Perfect For The Holidays Size 8,10, U and 14 estimated lure of $4,000,000. tnton . along « the historic Japanese wonder if Emperor Hiro- that It la aoasHle te tara baifc Benny’s lawyer denies a deal haa named them as: p a s ^ by the Republican-con- traas SaeialtoB are steaard. Feu Regolariy 94.98 $ 2 .9 8 others Special At 9 2 ^ street esM eeveral ehota were 1. Creation of a "service" agen.- hito will make "app/opriate” ges trotled SOth Congreaa. 100% White Goose Feathera yet been made. To Foilow ‘Business as fired. The -'Intettor MIntatry ‘Gold Yuan’ Valued at this i«aaoa. aU ttoa# steilsa Ueknwhlle, CBS is bringing up ture whpn war crimes trial ver- They also predicted the proposal m ead ta .ssau eeoatrlea af tto Usuai’ Poiicy Enforc aaM It Is unclear whether the (Continued on Page TMrtoeu) dlcte come In against Jap Iqaders, would be opposed ,by Praoldent 20 loJU. S. DoDar In-_ A Few Satin and Taffeta Hats. Rcgvla^ $6.98 reinforcements. Bossiqpn William wwmuM Man was Jrit by the —OPaley arrives tat town today. Triiroan and his-Agricidture de ing Talt-Hordey Law poSee er Coamsaalsts. ‘ partment. stead of Four to D^ITfuF BED PILLOWS e a .$ 3 .6 9 FLANNEL PAJAMAS T I^ ia no cold war. It h u been la ia_tandag Soft plump buoyant bed pillows ftPed with all new white waged hot and heavy o\’er cock Proposal Made hy Cootey goose feathers. $1. 00 «nd $2;,00 Sizes 1, 2 and 3. 3 pieces, blue or pink. Paris, Nov. 'll—(R)—Communist Nanking, Nov. 11— — The Regularly $1.88. SpMial tatla in Hollywood’s huckster WaohingtoB, Nov. 11—Vp—^Dt- The revision proposal was made G E. ELECTRIC COFFEE 5IAKER $1.00 Prayer for Peace Girdles In Washington yssterday by Rep- Chinese government tonight In-, • • ♦ s ’ REG. 912.95 ...... NOW $8.95 .1 bsvens. H>lta the ndnriinUtratlon’a pledge demonstratora threw a barricade One Full Table Of Special Marfcdowna Started Year Ago to seek repenl of the Tnft-Hartley acroee the champs elyaeea today, reaentetlre CkMley (D-NC) who is creased the rate of its "gold yuan” Complate with electric atovs and cord. Plus one pound due' to become chairman of the money 20 to the U.8. dollar, from HtokiiwteB.' Nev. 11—(FH -A * Also Nice Selection Of Needlepoint Hntn—92.98 Up Infants ■ It started fi year ago when NBC Inbor Inw, its chief agent. Robert hoisted a rad flag, and -sang the ratted 8tatea lejseted today 1 ^ Bates "Clipped Ship** Pattern of coffee PRBB. dealt a heavy blow by luring away N. Bcnbnm, intends to follow a Globe on Armistice Day poweful House Agriculture com four to the dollar. “Internationale." mittee in in-Januarj'.. ______Possession of gold, silver and ato’a prspaeal for a aow ayitra* --i. Quantity. Rag. 96.95 NASTURIUM DINNERWARE SET such CBS stalwarts as Jimmy "busineos oa-usual’’ policy. of latpranttoaal coatrato to pra- Durante, Ozzie and Harriet, Take . Dsnham said in an interview to The demonstration came Just , ^ ^ _ Cooley's attack on th# G. O.’P. i foreign currency was legalised. SEERSUCKER CREEPERS By The Associsteo PrCM ♦ —was postponed unUl Sunday be-I was directed principsUy i The rerislon \v|y.ordere4 to au It or Leave It and the Hit Parade. day he will, keep on administering after Preaident 'Vincent . Auriol try. MteJ. Ooa. Fraak B._McCay Bereft of all but one. topnotch the RepubUesn-aponsored labor A prayer for peace girdled the ' cause of bad weather. at its change of tho praaenteraoent fto^' i e f f o r t h a l t Irconomic coUapee. ^ $ 5 .9 5 left for Compiegne to head. u. cere globe today as Aaaeriesaa through-, j. ■ Thswi EAsrii -by, Brewsj for'calcuiatlbg the so.«alled The gold yuan hss fallen to nearly! toH tto 11-aatlaa Fdr Eastora Blue and green. Full bfd end twin bed elaes. A real boy’s b i c t a l t r i p l b s h e l f show (Radio Theater), CBS tried law "aa if nothing had happened," n nn-ni‘- ‘— ttot tto eoalrala Baa- bedspread. REG. 92.98 ...... NOW 91-98 * ' ^ ’'^**9’S#*^Sk^Mtn«BBK*esvr4BaeaksMl4th: A&lgffidlAlLiajBO. 4he*.bqok»; " mony on the'iqioC when the armis out the world paused at the lltb Symington's theme was echoed “parliy’’ or "fair” farm prices and 40 to the r.S . dollar in the past Electrical Dept, hour in silent Wbute to the na by the new American Legion a 'Shift to a felixlble support pro- few days. flla asked weoM riatlaas -af t o a Blue. w 1|tte. peach. Ideal for plants. one exception (My Friend Irma), Boa Mens far Changes tice was signed 30 years ago. peace treaty eaaaas toto ra—t. the efforts failed. Then Columbia Hs has some ideas of bis own Tho barricade was made from i tion's war dead., commander Pero’ Brown, of Beau gnite. Both ure due to beooma ef D u gold yuan was adopted Aug. QUABEB CURTAIN STRETCHER ...... $5.99 On the SOth annivarsary of mont,' Texas, ■who urged early fective in 1950. 19 to replace the old y'uan dollar Ttorafon * Floor Modela g. X V. Adjustable. Ponderosa pine. COnON QUILTED BIB pulled its own coup. for changing it, but "nobody has barriers plaeeb atopg the main •toyead AU White Fringed Hob Nail The trade was startled by the asked mo for any so far." street of Paris to hold the crowds Armistice day the veteran oona of oongressionsl approval of univer (Parity is a price calculated to which had plummeted from 3.500 3 CONSOLE RADIOS l a r g e g l a s s a s h TRAY ...... 19c Special Pink or blue with nursery design. Regu- O A .» ' news that Amos *n* Andy, who A numbw of labor Isadera have back -during todaya ceremony at doughboy farmers stacked arau sal military training. give fanners a return on their to $1. in 1948. to about 12.000,000 tarty 35c. Special M "We have only one reasonable products equal to that pravtoUng to the U.S. dollar. . COMET ALUBONUM TEA KETTLE had graced NBC since the crystal suggsatod privately sines Presi the Are de Trlomphe. before flower-strewn gravsa while tadsr Caateal 2 TABLE M O D E S , RADIOS set days, were going over to CSS. dent Truman’s upset election vic mlUtary and civilian leadan called and reallaUe course before us," he to a former period gsnsvally fav Exraaage Bates tlstofl BEDSPREADS $ 5 .9 8 REG. 91.79 .NOV^ 91*$9 A French flag ,w^ placed at said in an address prepared far orable to agriculture.) The new regulations set the I. CBflf.. Nav. 11—(*i Full and twin bed eizM. The bedspread that’s always in The complicated deal was a law tory that Denham either should each end of the barricade a for^ renewed dedication to univer awa saffag a watfl* 5 0 % O F^ 8 q t capacity. yer’s delight, but roughly it goes rerign or be ousted In a revision sal peace. the Arlington ceremonies. "That i# The Grange, aa well oa tto value of the "gold yuan cote" at style. Thouaands of tuha with fringed eldci and bottom. ved flag, complete with hammer, fpr the United State* to muster In American Farm Bureau fedwation 4.4434 mlligrams of fine gold and today k r e ^ Whits only. ELECTRIC ALUMINUM PERCOLATOR like this: of the law’s ternos. - sickle and the mi^ of France, flew Center of Obaenranee Anws “n' Andy incorporated But to questions about his fu- The center of the nation's oh-j full viw of the world- sufficient suppmded these pro\ioions when listed these exchange rates: REG. 95.98 ...... NOW 93.98 PLEASE NOTE! from' the center staff. active and reseri’e military they were before the lost oongreas. 1,000 gold ytun cotes for «me 2 TABLE MODEL RADIOS Complete with ttvo heat electric stovo end cord. Eight cup themselves, then sold their entire ttire, 6S-yesr old general counsel servance the tomb of the i ■ > rights to the Hsrlem characters of the National Labor Relations Short Scarae Starts Unknown Soldier )n Arlington Na strength to convince one and all i To Oppose Bevtalen ounce of gold; 15 gold yuan coin# ___ Special! Cannon Hand Size 1-3 O FF Store will be closed Thursday from 11 to C3S. A. ‘n’ A. will receive a re- bosrd responded: A short scuffle started when tional cemetery. There acorea of that extinction mutt- be the price Albert 8. Goss, master of tto for one ounce of silver; ten gold h o u s e h o l d d e c k m o p . parted $2,000,000 over five yeare, “I am still general counsel and helmetod police moved. ih. The patriotic and civic groups once. of breaking the peace." Natioiinl Grange, ssdd his term yuan coins for one old-style Chi / Popular Makes ^ G . 9 8 e ...... NOW 59e a . m. to 1 p. m. In observance of Ar^ plus a weekly salary, plus m share I will be until the . law is changed. demonstrators, moot ol whom ap again readied wreaths for the. hal- ' Pointing to this country '* woi!«- oigunization 'was expected to op nese silver dollar. ami ‘JO gold yruan ' pose the revision. ^ n s for one U.S. dollar. S a t . WHITE ENAMEL SAUCE POT of profits. The sale ia reported to “Nobody haa asked me for my peared to to youngsters in their lowed site across the Potomac' wide diplomatic commitmenta "I'* TUIUHSH TOWELS e a .2 9 c mistice Day. Open r^;ular store hours } the Treasury department aa capi resignation yet," he laughed. teena, used chunks of iron railings from Washington- V defend free peoples against un In hia keynote speech a t Uu Actually, no gold yuan coin Is .latart psjrtal plalda in yellow, blue, peneh and groan. Dfiry Maid Portable Mizem. Reg. 99.95. Now 96.00 a n d COVER REG. 91.19 ...... NOW 89e opening session of tto Grange cod- kiiown to exist, ahd’exchragea ar# Hair Dryer. Reg. $9.95 • Now $6.00 tal gaino, taxable at 25 per cent, Trauii Chn Be Changed and paving stoaea and there wrere fioundteg s preparednera thazM, just acts of aggreaalon." Brown > • CONNELLY OVEN. REG. 92.59 ... .NOW $1.98 for the balance of the day. , instead of the sliding income tax Aa general counsel at a $13,000 a few caMoltiaa on each aide. Secretary of Air Symington iazuod said fulfilUBent of that pledge ventlon, Gooa deacribad tM G.O.P. e^ucted to to to tto gold yuu law as ptovidtag eosential' *de- cqtrancy rather than in aetnal .. ^ of eiwe o\*an. Bright aluminum co\-cr, steel bottom scale. annual aalary. Denham haa a four- Tho demonotratora changed their this holiday challenge to the "ztanda In zerious Jeopardy for pSte with, wvided wiM grid. Deaf Bjed With Bov> year term d atl^ from bis July. song from the “Interaatioiiale’’ to nation: want of the minimum necessary fensaoT* qgatnst anoUier farm 4a- Plgid Pundoe Many another tax-weary radio preastfin. ion of gold attvar or IXOUR AND SUGAR CAN . 1M7, Senate confirmation to the the “MaraalUMae." Finally they "If it takes patience, let ua to mlUtary resource* to carry It foroign ozebange — prrvioaate star e ^ the deal with eavy. . poet He roeogniaeo, however, that d ^ the barrioadea them- patiant; If it takes huinill^. lot ttoougb.” Herechcl D. Newaone. maator of REG. 91*69 ...... ***.. .NOV^ 98e CBS let It be known that It was the Indiras 8tete Grange' and banned—la now prnnltted, hut aura his tenure can be changed by seivap after a man who said he ua to humble: if it takse strength. Th* only way to build up the hoMte$a cannot to used for tran». PACE CLOTHS 4 for 54« INDIVIDUAL TEA POT. REG. 5 9 c .. . . NOW 39c gunning for the popular Bennv. amending the law. WM a member of the Communist let us be strong." ^ nation’s trained manpower •W'*' -member of the convention’s Com tNmd' quahty abaoibent Dundee quality in blue, pesch, The JM t H A M COM Tfa JW CORI mittee OB Agriculture, predicted actions. They can to used to buy greoD and y^ow. painted design. mancnistm Comb* Harria-Faye. Bergen Sunday air A one-time Texas cowhand with party Central committee urged A ISOrpIane _on^W^ahteg. pile on "democratic priiiclple*.” he MANCHBiTM j them notto let their Armistice day i ton bv the Air National Ctoaifl— I said, to to provide for -participa- ^ (Oeattoaad as Page YMrtooa) (Cswjlnnad an Yngn Twshrnk (CMMaaad cm Pave FoW) narade end "In a blow^ figh.." 1 intended to *tr»*» the saaaa point tion. not bv the few. but by all." (Usntiaiira an Bn#e Fanr)Se3 of tea-pot, cream and sugar bowl top with meringue made from the One cup boiling water. 1 cup ths Worcester Tadcaaters. admission? .... The Bridgeport a a rk ...... 80 77 72—320 embroidery directions for features egg whites. the length of the UOonna schedule Newflelda will open their American on the draftaos have been numer B eeb e...... 84 13 104—137 at $18.18, including tax, may be chopped dates, 2 . tablespoons S u t o ...... 86 63 75—304 Print fabrics art apt to be of no for Toy ’Time DoU (Pattern Nh. and high achodl fpeaklng engage Basketball League sc h e d u le ous. A year ago the major leagiM Kloter ...... 103 34 X13—303 matched with a salt and pepper, shortening, 3-4 cup honey, 1 egg, New baricetbaU uniforms pur Hills ...... 109 98 AS—302 help in slenderising a dgure unless 5038) send 15 cents In coin plus 1 ments later this month and In Dc agaliurt ths Wilkes-Barre Barona boaacs, moot of whom art srtUlng PhUlips ...... 33 33—liO set. at $3.54 and a bon bon dish at BEAUTIFUL WALL PAPERS I'k cups enriched flour, 3-4 tea chased by the Bilk a ty A. C. from cember. Hartzog .... . 76 81 7 5 -8 8 2 the patterns are sraalL closely- cent postage. Your name, address in the modem manner at the Me- tomorrow night at Madlaon Square to trade a bucket of ashes for a $4.53. There is a very, very beauti spoon salt, 2 teaspoons baking the Nsselff Arms Company have Whether Oudaty h o a winning spaced and used to create an In and the Pattern Number to Anne GILL-CX)NVERSE COMPANY ORDEff CHRISTMAS Garden. The New York Knlcka and load of coal anytime, picked up 29 TOtel ...... 436 470 433 1431 ful set of gold-encrusted crystal powder, 1 cup broken nut meats. arrived. The A.C.’s will compete •or losing team during tha football 851 849 817 1017 K E M P ’ S m conspicuous design on a dark Cabot, The Manchester Evening will excite the decorative in Minneapolis Lakers meet In the co players for 1272,000 in tha d raft Kwrttkl d Deha (3) background. dishes with- which this tea service Add boiling water to chopped GREETINGS MADE EPOM in the Rec Senior L«ague and will season, ha b o gained quite 6 repu- Herald, 1150 Avenue of the Ameri would be exquisite. Cold Weather Is Coming feature. Thirteen clubs grabbed o ff tile Bvanakl ...... 83 33 33-363 Incorporated stinct in every homemaker. There also play Independent ball. Utlon o a bear and deer hunter cas, New York 19, N.Y. dates and cook about two minutes Ex-Dodgers en Ceaat talent but o f tha 29, only ooven Gill leeoooeoo . 31 70 73—M3 are lovely companion papers If stirring constantly. Cream short YOUR OWN SNAPSHOT of the h lgh ot grade. ' 768 MAIN STREET TEL. 5680 The unexpectedly huge demand one wants one wall to contrast Is Your Heating System Adequate stayed "up" for the year, four Ubert . 73 33 74—318 Polished metal, docs not absorb ening. Add honey gradually, Roger DlTarando reports the BMwt I/cgion Baoord Bee League Brooklyn, N. Y __ OP)— Among were recalled after being farmed Paraitai
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