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llenibera •: Um XnlghU of By Students o f North End AtiMricoN Club pythlu tTo i^uMted to meet at And on Soma of Manche$ter*$ Side StreeUt Too Msmehmiar^’A City of FlUnf* Charm cQTsn o’clock tonijfht In front of Walter L. Rennequln, one o f the the Crooffe hall at the Center. Tha following are the winning owners ot the Corner store In the In the bedroom Joining essays in the contest sponsored by I'j-cm thei-e they will proceed in a This week, in Maneheater, M ra.^^ughter State theater building, was taken MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1948 (TWELVE PAGES) William J. Turklngton’a preaaure the kitchen. " Checked the cooker the Manchester Improvement Aa- Engaged to Wed BINGO VOL. LXVIL, NO. n 6 tod y to the W. P. Quleh Funeral again, the steam waa along five to the Manchester Memorial hos­ J?oi.ic to pay their reapecta to cooker "blew up in her face." bad­ Bociatlon. The contest waa con­ ly injuring her. Look out for pounds. Walked on the^ back ducted among aeventh and eighth pital last evening aa a result of be­ Ooatmr W . Chriaon.____ thoae contraptlona. Her accident pourch, picked up a pillow caM grade atudents In North End ing badly cut by a broken botUe. TONIGHT t . .... m. _ 1 old ' came to our (leak almoat at the and rubed it out. achoola, and the prises were award­ Henenquln was opening a ginger Gariume Strike Reeks Havoc in Rome Bobble Thumann. | moment we were buay clipping a "The family waa returaiag ed yesterday in exercises held at ale bottle when It broke. The sharp imtional tampion majorette very alnillar story. from the fleld for dinner. Her Hollister Street school. glass cut three fingers of hla hand. Marshall Asserts Three Powers May twlrier o f the Oraaay ™ in coirs- Whenever a pressure c(X>ker Bon-ln-la«v ualk<^ threw the First Prise—“Fire Preveattoa” He waa at once taken upstairs ORANGE HALL wUl not be able to perform her kitchen into the bedroom wna by Gordon Thompson. to Dr. G. R. Miner's office but the specialty at the contest today be­ goes boom the results are liable to be far reaching. In an in­ atnnding Just one step Inside The Blakes were criminals! They wound was too oerious to be cause of a chipped bone In her the bedroom looking nt hla had gone out leaving their house dressed In the doctor’s office, sp wrist that has necessitated the stance which we have uncovered, Statements Show the explosion Is one of those things wntch, her daughter had one a fire hasard. Mrs. Blake left a Hennequlh waa token to the hoe- BIG PRIZES! wearing of a cast. that becomes a sound heard 'round hnnd on the screen door going cigarette burning. Mr. Blake for­ pitol. Several sUtohes were re­ Accept Berlin Plan; the \Yurld. into the kitchen tvhen the sud­ got to get a flashlight or fix the quired to close the wounds, and he Mary Buahnell Cheney Auxil­ Way down In Mississippi there den Mow enme u1th-out even bathroom wiring. They were real­ was admitted to the hospital as a Unity Upon Policy iary. U.S.W.V.. will hold lU n warning. ly criminals! That Isn't all they patient overnlghL Admission 25c monthly business meeting Monday is a town whose name has a famil­ iar ring. It is called Hebron. Re­ "It sounds like a dinemlte. Mr. had done. Mrs. Blake left her evening In the State Armory. Pennington and the eon earning cleaning fluid near the s(ove, she Election of officers will take place, cently they had the most smash- down-and-git-out doin' there that runing from the bam, the amok left food cooking and she forgot Answer Not Direct and plans will be made for the In-, to unplug the Iron! This went on LtGTCt for Porifl After atallation and the InspecUon by you can Imagine. From the Pon­ was coming from every door and Dewey Holds totoc (Mias.) Progress, we re­ window. It shook the windows In and on until the house next door Department President Madeline burned to the ground. Then they Week-End Vbit to Carr of Meriden. Monday evening. print, unabridged and unedited, a the Ruah home about seventy five United . States, Britain full and searching account of the yards away. They came runing went into action. Mr. Blake had YOU CANT TAKE IT Capital; Unable to Tell a long talk with the familyi Their Attack Back October 23. blowup of Mrs. C. F. Pennington's too ua. It waa heard about 2 miles two sons. Tommy and Bobby, went Britain Accuses Reds And France ‘Not Un­ canning operations. awhy that we have report from. Wkelher Harmful Ef­ Miss Phyllis R. Dwire Of Bos­ to work right away. They cleaned WITH YOU willing* to. Accept ton. Maas., daughter Mr. M d "Mrs. C. F. Pennington of He- "Here ia aome of the damage. the attic, cellar and garage. 'TOey fects of Vinson ProJ- Keeps in Reserve Possi­ Mrs. C. A. Dwire of 756 Middle born Community was canning Mrs. Pennington had a right new, even went downtown and got two O f Squeeze-Out Plan Settlement Calling Turnpike, east, was maid of hon­ string beans when the pressure very heavy range cook stove. It fire extingulahers. Mr. Blake WHITON AUDITORIUM ject Now Overcome ble Blast at Handling or at the wedding Thursday aft­ cooker, which she had used for al­ Plowed this stove from its bottom, bought a flashlight and fixed the Of Vinson Incident For Combined Lift­ ernoon of Miss aorinda BeUy most seven years to can. cook one leg off and screws from the bathroom wiring. Mrs. Blake got Friday, Oct. 22nd and Saturday, Oct. 23rd Washington, Oct. 11.—(/F) meats, vegetables and many other other legs. The stove turned over MIee Eleanor LaChance ing of Blockade and Bailey o f Concord. N. H., and Ar­ aome •curtain pratoctora; aha —Saerata^ of State Mar- White Paper Charges thur Norman Hatch of Portlanih dishes, suddenly exploded. agains the wall and lodged be­ stopped leaving cigarettes around; CURTAIN 8:30 P. M. Bn Routs with Dewey to Pitta- Series Lineups "Mrs. Pennington had cooked tween the wall and the bottom Mlaa Moine Rennie Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. La- ahall left for Paris today burgh, Oct. 11—4 0 — Gov. Thomas Also Germans Kept in Meeting of Diplomats Me. The ceremony was performed ahf always left the iron unplugged Chance of 311 Spencer street an­ in Walker Chapel in Concord. Mrs. seven qts. of beans, took them from frame o f the atove and flu. because that’s how their neigh­ Tickets At Keller’s, Potterton’s and BiUie’s Beauty Shop with the comment that bipar­ B. Dewey barnstormed acraes the cooker, cleaned the cooker, and Miss Molly Rennie, Highland nounce the engagement of their Concentration Camps, Bravee Field, Boeton, O ct 11— On ^^ole Question Hatch and Miss Dwire were class­ "There waa fire, aahea, charcoles, bor’s house burned. tisan statement over the Penhoyivanla today, hokUng In re- {/n—The lineups; the petcock, examined the cooker Dancer of Glasgow, Scotland, will daughter. Miss Eleanor M. La- oervs a poaalbla public blast at mates at W'estbrook Junior col­ beans, glass, all over the wall and , They had changed from crimi­ Chance, to James E. Coughlin, son Recovery Sabotage Ctovdsad thourly, then placed the jars in appear on the Manqjieater Pipe nals to safety wise citlsena. week-and showed the world Praoldant Truman's handling a t Paris, Oct. 11.—(^P>—Brit­ lege. ceallng o f the kitchen. There were 2 5 ^ “/ Bminh/iw o f Mr. and Mrs. James F. Coughlin I MItcheU. If Holmes, rf and returned it back to the stove, glass, pieces o f stove and cooker second Prise—“Let's Stop Fire” "we have a completely united the ’Vinson ineldant ish and American ipc^esnen placed only one stick of wood in o f 50 Middle Turnpike, east. ( Doby. rf Dark, sa The Hartford District County all over the six room house »nd «ve- —by Edwin Lyan foreign policy.’’ This remark The RopubUcan preatdentlal nom­ London, Oct. 11.— (yP>— I Boudreau, ss the stove. Both are graduates of Manches­ Torgeaon, lb reported the United States, Council, V.F.W., will meet tomor­ both the front and back porchee. One moment o f carelessneu ter High school and both are em­ was made at the National air- inee let Senator Arthur Vanden- Britain accused Russia today Gordon, 2b EaUott. 3b "Rang the dinner bell, chage the berg (R-Mlch) put into words Britain and France said to­ row afternoon at 2:30 at the Fire Parts of the atove have not been can lead to untold disaster. Eku;h ployed by the Southern New Eng­ pdrt to quosUonlng reporters. A strike of asimlclpal srockers lacludlBg garhage eoDeetora ki Boiiie left elUtea* hoMlng their Moea. of trying to run the western Keltner, 3b Rtckert. If pants of her six mohths old grand- year many fires are started that what Dswey hlmoalf apparently day they are “not unwilling" Station In Wilson, Ooim. found yet. The legs and top of the "4w”ird^Dan^"*s^^«Si* in land Telephone Company. A * Aboirt Statenwta After seven daya of ■oa-coDoetton, the city was Uttered with pUeo of rabMah sod garbage. (Pheto Tucker, cf SalkeM. c atove are broken all to many little .®J*^** Dance. She *"* could have been prevented if peo­ would like to have said openly but powers out of Berlin, of keep- to accept a Berlin setUemnit •iiaiij' niuo I gtructed by her cousin who held Tboy wen aaklag about state­ by NBA-Aeaaa etaff eomspoadeat Albert BlasettL) Robinson, lb M. McCormick, cf ple would be more careful. ments ha aad Proiident Truman decided not to do ao because of its m^^housands of Germans in Hegan. c Stanky, 2b calling for combined littiBg the championship o f Scotland for the Caseys got up very early. 'To. It only takes one fire to destroy had Umied ragardlag Mr. Trii- world effect. concentration camps and .o f Lemon, p VoiaeUs, p V •The warming cloaeta is tom all seven years. The band ia very for­ day,” sold Fred, "is the last day o f the blockade and a mect- CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS to pees and no one haa seen the your home or even your life. Many BINGO maa'a abaadonod plan to send Vandenberg declared In a New attempting to sabotage Eu­ UmplKs: Summers (American), tunate in securing the aervicea of ing of the Big Four foreign screws from it y e t It brook many of these fires lU'e started by faulty of our campaign against flro.” Chief Juatioe Vtawon on a special Tor ei^ s p e ^ last night that Mr. Senate Races [>late; Stewart (National), first Miss Rennie. She will be accom­ electrical wiring. This can be pre­ They had a nicj breakfast and Triiman’s abandoned plan to send Truman Hits rope’s economic recovery. jsse; Grieve (American), second; ministers on the whole Gennnn POWER CLEANED of the dishes, because all dinner panied by Pipe Major, John Stev­ mlarion to Moooow, sad also about question. vented by letting an experienced Molly was sure to turn the toast­ CSilaf JusUoa Vlnaon to Moscow for News Tidbits The charges were laid down Barr (National), third: Ptaelll waa In the warming cloeet, there enson. the atatemento of Gov. Thomas B. _ Reply Nat Direct In Manrhrsfer I icinity are a lot of the cooker found electrician do your electrical re­ er off. Dawey, Repuhlioan presidential personal negoUationa with Prem- Colled FroBi (/F) W in s Viewed Vital to a 40,000-word White Paper on (National), left field foul Une; PS' Thomaa Hynod o f Hartfcltd,'MlB8 Fred built a fire escape so no Dewey Stand the Berlin crisis negotlatloas. to The Q)okesman did not reply « • wedged In the walla and cealing. It Rennie’s uncle, will also appear on pairing. Many other fires are i\RMY AND NAVY CLUB candidrte, and Senator Vaaden- tar Stalin involved a “narrow ea- l>areUa (American), right field foul started by faulty cbimnejfa, flues, one would be trapped on the sec­ cape’ 'from singlehanded action Berlin and in Moscow. rectly to an inquiry wastlMr D in w i l.l..' \N D SIM’IK' I nilned the kitchen walla and ceal- the program. "Tommy” la well herg •j’ . "teey said they were unabla to Jan 1848. p e dining room ia dam- occasions that he haa entertained furnaces. Oilmneya should be evidence of a united foreign policy NaUons handling o f the Berlin says there is nothing alnnatag In general terms, the statement elaborate. The western powers McKin n ey b ro s. aged and tht rugs. There are many hla "Songs of Scotland” were al* cleaned once every year, ^eaters a picnic." E v e ry had baon abla to overcome what c r is t o ______To Reveal Attitude about the present high rate of re­ ceiving More Attention duplicated thst Issued by the Indians Lead have held previcMialy tha RusMtons other damages including all the ways well received. He will be ac and stoves should be on ifl^ a te d They had lota of fun on their Marshall tensed the harmful Despecato Bksader Been jection of draftees... .Thirty-two United Ststes Srot. 27. But it was must lift ths b iocli^ befoca tbtrs W \(.i; DISI’O.'^ M. CO. materials. When cooking, wear gro. that were on the cook table companled by John Hannan of picnic until they saw smoke in the effaets of the Vlnaon project when The attitude among the Republi­ On (kmpaign Issues Jap soldiers, including four gen-, Than Other Battles to greater detra, ‘with conclu is any further direct negottaOon and cabneL' Hartford. short sleevea and don’t let long bushes. Mr. Casey threw water cm the news roachod the United Na­ cans—evidently shared by Dewey epals. accused of bebeadiiig 33 cap­ alona which took in issues ranging Braves 3 to 1 on the Berlin crista. Kill Si. 1 «'!• hair dangle over the flames. Tie from control of the mineral-rich “II blew n screw top from n it while Molly ran to the neigh tions in Paris, the secretory re- —was that Mr. Truman had made Ctoctonntl, Oct. II.—(V)—Pres­ tured B-29 fliers after practicing Washington, Oct. H —(FV—Next (In a Washington news contar- curtalna back ao that a strong boring farmhouse to call the fire ancient sports on th e m ....C h i­ Ruhr valley to Soviet claims for 1 Ib Jar of coffee aad filled it SATURDAY NIGHT pUed: desperate blimder that might ident Truman said today that to the presidency, the Senate races ence Saturday mght. Secretary of wind could not blow them over department. She called 5432 and ‘T con answer that better after have had tragic effects around the nese Board of Supplies charges 810,000,000,000 in reparations. State MarahaU cmphaolaad this with ginse. Aboat one hour nnd company might erect some sort of Gov. Thomaa B. Dewey refused this year are receiving more 'at­ Score Twice in Sixth half later the fWnlly went to night booth from which calls might the flames. Matches in the bands epoke very clearly directing the I get back to Paris.” worliL “to tell the country where he that large quantities of American The British psper said: stand by publicly saying: * the Rush home nnd * cooked be made. o f children are dangerous ao (ghen firemen to the fire. Very shortly MarahaU also voluntoered this It further was oald to be Dew­ stands on any o f the Issues" in war surplus turned over to Chi­ tention than any other election 1— "The Soviet government haa To Break T ie; May ("Wa art pertecUy ready to en­ dinner. putting matchea away put them in the firemen had the fire out and otatonMnt to reporters: ey's view that bo—4Ui the podsible Which “ the people are interested.” nese after victory were ‘toothing batUes. In 'home instances thay no intention of reaching agrtement ter into negotiation to tha CknuwU a steel box hanging high on the but Junk” .... President Chlnng •Tt waa an awful alto to see, and I Lately numbers of people have left ‘Tncidantally I havt alther read next preeldent—must try to sal­ He did not mention the Repub­ are even overraadowing the Dew- (over Berlin), save on Its own Be Last Series Game o t Foreign Minlatera on the Barttn AMESITE DRIVEWAYS wall. Never throw matches into "That certainly was a close vage American prestige. lican standard bearer by name, warns Kuomlntnng lenders govern­ terms.” questkMi and oa the German quoa- a big loaa but wa all thank God called us to report that they have In tha preat or heard on the radio ment economic controls must be ey-Truman dueL POWER ROLLED that all seven members o f the fam- intercepted, and are holding for paper basket. Keep the attic and call," said Mr. Casey. reports which wore callod auUuMrl- Dewey waa known to hava in but aald the ‘‘Republican candi­ 2— "Soviet authorities to Berlin Braves Field, Boston. Oct 11.— tlon U and provided first—U aad cellar of your home neat “ Yes,’’ Molly said, “ but from now mind the poooiblUty of criticizing date" had made "a good many enforced or government may tall The reason is this: The question provided first—that the lly including two small grandcHll- our Inspection, a variety of bug tatlva that I was threataning to .. .Kiyukl Ishiknwa, 51, convicted have tMerated attempts by minor­ (P>—The Cleveland Indians held a Orders taken nowl SpedaHKins In parking areas and dren came out with only small known as tha praying or preying Many fires start in the yard. on we’II do everything we can to resign. Thers Is no truth In that. the Vinson Incidant if ba feeU headlines with talk about unity," of which party will control the ity groups sympathetic to their ts nliiul **) Leaves and rubbish should be in Tokyo of killing 27 babies to In­ 3 to 1 lead over' the Boston fas sUtions. Work guaranteed. Time payments arranged acratchea and bnisea. mantla. The critter ■ once was prevent fires.” That isn’t the way 1 do business, worihnson for the manner In which I A-NON. must have reached the fireplace. quick onle. publican nominee lash out now at ander CS4logan o t BriCain and A l­ the alleged "announcers" handled Suddenly the whole room was President Truman. Arid, throats cut .. .. Progressive anpe. -But he says there is a surprised bunt down the third exandra Parrxli o f France yester­ Help the Hospitel — Help Local Industry By Continning Wm. Dicl^son and Sun Opportunity To fifty-fifty chance of winning two base line snd easily beat Lemon’s the public addt^esa system during ablaze. I found that Jane was 3 FAMILY HOUSE— The understanding was thst Urges Watch party loses in another attempt to For Strikes day and aakod them a nusober o f the game. trapped on the lecond floor. The Painting Uontrnrtora Dewsy and hla men finally decided get on ballot in Illinois. Democratic seats in Tranessee and frantic underhand throw to first similar questtoos. Te-Save Paper. The Need Haa Not Diminished! St. James’s Scouts 6 roomn ench. epotlessly for an inflald stogie. The throw Victory .starved Manchester was firemen got her down uninjured Rear tl5 East (Vnter Ht. Have Your WaUaceHits that any such attack could o^y Economists think elecUoa result New Mexico. All the other seven ainA U ft BtackaSe Firm clenn with nil fBcllltlea and got by Robinson but Gordon pre­ exhorted by the "kid" announcers but our valuables, furniture, Phones t-0920 Ot 5S2S be interpreted abroad as Indlcsat- will have little effect on buslneaa races that figure vin the calcula­ French Interior Mini­ Earlisr, aa Amarican sppkaaman To Open Season with Income that can be In­ Choice O f 2 Tariff Stand tions are safe for the G. O. P. In, vented any advance by backing up to "pour it on to Middletown.” everything la ushes.” creased. Near shopping center, ing the bipartisan foreign policy activity. . . .John L. Lewis voted said the weetern powers had in­ At Churchill 350,000 year by mine workers. this campaign official’s opinion. ster Says Cominfomi the play in fine fashion. formed the Security OouitcU’a Other unsportsmanlike remarks After weeks of searching the ■chiMl aad churches. had falleq apart. Tucker made a fine running prompted the two Manchester men Casey's found another home Good How seriously the Republicans Honduras elects 0014^, only can­ The Democrat figures his party "neutral six" that no modtatlon a t Barkley Says Jnnking didate, president. . .Mnssoltol’a Engineered Walkouts catch of Torgcaon’s looping fly In to inform the Middletown 'group Girl Scout troope meeting at St. They were very careful In pre­ ANDOVER— regarded Mr. Truman's proposed can win four seats from the Re­ shaitow right center and with a the BerHn crisis could succeed un­ that they had no intention o f let-1 James school will resume their fall marshal Orazianl goes on trial aa publicans—in West Virginia. Ok- less the Russians lifted the bloek- venting another fire. First they 6 ro4Hna, t anflpished np. Investments: Chaises Briton Took new venture Into personal diplo­ Reciprocal Program quick throw on one bounce to Rob- HOME TOWN NEWS ting the “sportacast" out' of I program, beginning Monday Atlantic Nail collaborator. . . .Mrs. F. lahonaa, Minnesota, aad Wyom­ « Paris, Oct. 11 — un — Intsrior ade first. cleaned their cellar and burned all Seml.«lr eonditloneil heat, (1) EAST HARTFORD macy was shown 1^ reports here hand In the manner in 'w h ic h It I Brownie Troop 27 will meet Mon- their oily rags. "Now,” said Mr. Over Formulating U Would Hurt ERP Plan D. R. has birthday. , . .France ing—but Senate control may hinge Minister Jules Uoch charges that A British spoksaman said to­ storm windowe and ecreens, — 3 family flat, 6 starts trial of ’’cagoulards” who nation-wide strikes now crippling (Ceatlaned os Pago SSgkt) did. They Informed the local group days at 1:45 under the leadership Casey, ‘‘we’ll clean our furnace Raiige and Fuel tally Insnlated, garage. Sale S. Policy in 1946i (Oiwtiniied oa Page Blrht) on whether Senator Murray (D) day’s wsstern reply to BramugUa that several Manchester fans bad I of Mrs. Victoria Ehigland who suc' and chimney.'* reoms each, priced aided Germans. . . . can pull through in Montana. French economy were engineered price fS.flOfl- San Francisco, Oct. 11 — (A)— Report railroad industry will voiced their objections to remarks I ceeds Mrs. Stephen Smith, Fred took the ashes from the by Comlnform. (Uast en rage Bg*t) for quick sale. Junking reciprocal tariffs would ask for IS per cenT lacrooae in 88 Senate Candidates that had to do with '‘Injuries” to I Brownie Troop 31 will meet futnace and waa putting them Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. I I — Moch made the charge at a .2 FAMILY DUPLEX— contradict the Europesn recovery freight rates Instead of eight There are 89 candidhtea for the dosed meeting of the National Red Fighters the Middletown team and the un-1 Wednesday at 1:45 under the Into a wooden barrel when Molly OIL (2) A 2 TENEMENT —Henry Wallace campaigned in S rooms each. May be pur­ outstata MlnneaoU today after Must Avoid progrsm, Senator Alben W. Bark­ Supreme court upholds right of 33 Senate seats at stoke this year, C?ouncil of the Socialist party, held sportsmanlike conduct of the two I leadership of Mrs. Mae Morancey, shouted, "Stopl Never put hot HOUSE with a store ley said today in a major speech including Maine which elected a so-called announcers. I Mrs. Marie Smith and Mrs. Thomas chased with 6 roome complete­ telling a Minneapolis audience of su tes to ban slot machines, pi over the uvek-end at suburban ashes Into a wooden container. And ly tarnished. Combination on main floor, sitn« of hla tour as Democratic candi­ bail machines and similar devices Itopublicsn Sept. IS.. ! Putesux. Use Corridors This department sincerely hopea I Shea, 2,500 that btotory pUyed into the Lone Action date for vice president. be sure to take that Chair away L. T. WOOD CO. s'torm^ doom nnd acreena ated on Burnside hands "of men who were afraid of ...Stock market irregularly lower Minor parties ' are running 29. Varying Accooala Appear that the Maneheater school i^ll Intermediate Girl Scout Troop 13 His address, prepared for deliv­ from the barrel. I’ll go out and throughont the house. Near Avenue. paace” by removing Franklin D in pre-holiday session... Rural Tile Progressives (Wallace) havc| Varying accounts appeared in take drastic actions sgaliist the will meet Wednesday at 6 p.m. ery before the Commonwealth Flashes! burn all this rubbish in the incin­ SI Rtesen St. T . l 44M nhopplng center and tranepor- fclectrificatlon Administration re­ Senate candidates In ten states, j Paris ‘ newspapers today. M4)Ch announcers and make certaia that with Mrs. Vera Treachuk, who auc- RooaeveU from the political scene club, credited the Democratic, par Gunnery Practice erator.” tatlon. on the eve of the birth of the Vandenberg Says Unitec ports 8,685 New Ehigland farms Republicans have entered no said the Socialist organ Le Popu- (Late BaliUtoa ef tS« u t, Wire) other schools entering the Silk I ceeda Mrs. Barbara Bye. That night the Caae/a were Worth Investigating I ty with the trade program and United Nations. electrified during yenr. ..Head of candidates, in Arkansas, Georgia, laire had given an "objective re­ T o Be Held'in Ber­ Towjr are not aubjected to such I Troop 15. and Senior Troop 14 very tired. Mr. Casey had the bad States Has ‘ Narrow Es­ counseled voters to examine the verbal outbursts. I will meet Thursday at 6:30 under HARTF0RJ>^7 3 - ROOM DWELLING Wallacs, carry^lng his csmpalgi InternaUonal Association o f Chiefs and Mississippi, luid only ons in- sume." Le Populsire said: habit of smoking In bed. "But from tariff attitude of “all candidates "He (Moch) brought evidence lin Air Lift Lanes' Public address ayatein snnotme-1 the leadership of Miss Catherine Palm atreet, '6 rotuns and with lavatory and rnnning sastward from the Pacific coast, cape* in Berlin Crisis from president all the way' dovTO o f Police tells New York conven ths two Louisians contests. Leeea Ceavletlon Appeal now on," ho said, "I won’t smoke mm parlor, recreation rdnm In tlon an "ever-expanding organixa thst since July the Comlaform has Waohtogtea. Oet. llw—(SV-BIsa. ers are entitled to their own opln- Graham, Mrs. Gerrle Hoyt, and spokt hare last night. He said through both branches of Con- In a majority of the 12 big In bed.” Imeement. hot water heat nith water. acres of land. President Truman aa "a tlmlcL un lion of salMiteurs is operating in asked the rrench Communist par Berlin. Oct. II—(Fi—The Rus- Katkleea Nash Doraal last today Ions, but In gatherings df sports Mrs. Dorothy MacGilpin for troop New York. Oct. 11—(iP) — The greas.” Senate scraps, organised labor has The next day was Saturday and oil, storm windows and screens About 5 miles from center certain man.. . with no knowledge this country. ty to prepare stiil:e .movements. aiana warned ogained today of brr appeal to the Saproase esart fans should be careful as to the 115, snd Miss Rose Falcetta and Fot’ Sole United States, says Senator Arthur Barkley isaid that in the ' ERP lined up for the Democratic qpn*^‘' ContacU took place during the utterances that find their way Mlaa Ruth Hubbard leading Senior throughont the house. 2 car o f Manchester. Sale price o f InternaUonal affairs.” and "we have speclflcally stipulated fighter flights snd gunnerv orac-' freaa a cewrt-amrtial eeavtetlaai la 4 room Cape Cod, Ir H. Vandsnberg, haa "lust had « dates, but it la split in the Ken­ summer with the General Confsck- Decistca Review Befased bur observant friend pointed ing will be one story high with Wallace gave his blessing to Hum pendent action on our own account, talking sergeant from Nebraska to the Europesn recovery program ness center. Newly ennstrueted • room pbrey's candidacy, although the Barkley pointed to gains he said fic check point here said he drove aded city to close leaks. They WaaMagtoa. Oct. II—vdV- out that on the north aide and the basement and will be of cinder- lest we confuse our friendly aJao^ who said he “used psychology on passed the 1.000,000 ton mark, and TIRES BATTERIES south aide o f the first parklet on Cape CkNl wttb tile bath sad lUnnesota Progressives had op- reciprocal tariffs had made posol- about SO n ^ es an hour nil the w ay. claimed to have confiscated thous­ Saprimii eaart ladiw n* clatea, cramp the Security Council the Russlafls” today became the a rsllway strike wss slowly gain­ East Center - street Jhere is no block cortstructlon. The estimated RANCH STYLE HOUSE lavatory. Hot water heat wttb pdosd Humphrey in the primary ble for American foreign trade halving the time for the trip, ands of tons of taod from west­ review a deetslea that aa < coat is 312,000. and ancourage our opponants to ing ground. parking permitted. Why not, on FILMS 5 rooms on rme floor, newly oil and tally Insnlated. Near •leHion. tMwk our appeal to tee United after the program's 1984 incep­ first American — of record — to which usually takes about four ern Berliners xtoo had obtained osaot bargala with a Road Service Flats Fixed Also granted yesterday were constructed nnd only 7 miles to eh4ipplng center aad h drive through the four-months-old hours. Forced Te Beriiats Trataa ha givaa “amrtt lalSM^i the north side, put up a mall re­ DEVELOPED AND JL^e former Kicc president snd Nations is rithCr timid or insin­ tion. Work halted at the important the food by barter with Soviet w- ceptacle into which letters might permits to Ernest R. MltchelL,Jr., from center o f Mnrtehester. Une. cninet member sttseked tlje so- cere. . . . I must Bsy that we have World recover}’, he said, ‘‘cannot Soviet lend blockade . _ "I got past tha Russian soldiers sone farmers. The Soviets call this' lud warkera. Ute to erect a five-room, one (uid a PRINTED if c -it the faabiret of • H e is S U ff Sgt. Ralph. ^f. Fsll- guarding the Helnutedt road barr eastern sUtlons o f Colmar aad (^•aa ky tea U- S .' be dropped from a momantarlly 4|Wed hl-partlsan policy of gwsrn* Just had a narrow escape upon be accomplished by a return to the Mulhousem. Trataa for oaotorn trade “smuggling.” - . Tf XACO GAS and OIL half etory dwelling on the south 24-HOUR SERVICE eur tuneral heme that days of high tariffs, log rotltog tog. JL, formerly of McCook, Neb. rier by soma p^chology, fast halted car? Thafmight ease the O jw n Daily and Sundays meat. He rsid it wss simply a pro- this score, at Wqahington." Europe had to be rerouted and to The Ruaaians admitted that tm- strain on many of the parking side of.Lyndale street for Ernest cauMs favorable eommant. C'.C3 o f moving in ths ''Interlocking “ Mast Preeed Wlte Omrtloa” and back scratching such as tome Hia parents live there. His wife, talking and a taw camv bars." portaat Industries to their occupa­ B- ABteaa aad C. Kilby of Hsrtford at an esU- Pllm Depoeit Roi place in the enactment of the Mary Bllxabeth. and ta-o chUdron, Sergeant Felltog ante. some cases haltsd aUogetber. apaccs. cartel (Jlrectors . . . the hankers Vandenberg oald ba made the While the general effects o f ths tion aena Iwve been hit by the Hla second suggestion concern, mated coat of 39,700. At Store Entrance the Mg oil men.” while ‘th e men aUtament "sotoly by way of ad­ Smoot-Hawley tariff act. whose to- Uve to San Antonio, Tex. _ "I had tried It tea previous night, western powers’ countsr bteskai s SERVICE Another permit was received by equRies and rigidRies would, stUI Felling bussed through the Rus­ but t^isy told oto teey couldn't 1st rail stoppages had not yet become ed telephones. Persona arriving who bed built the New Deal moved monition to all of ua that we must severe, many votes to favor of a PfOdnOtlOS WmmmSmm VAN’S here very late at night have no Howard M; Trlngley to erect a six u r k e © Jarvis Realty Co.! out.” • proceed with the greatest caution be in effect had it not been for sian sone into Berlin over the su- me pass bbcauae the bridge was A report on the tUraqtuirier of S5St STATION room, one and a half storv building the trade agreements program.” Mthighway from Helmstedt last closed and night trXffid v/as not strike have bean taken. - A gen­ niece from which they may make k e m u ^ Wallace added that "43 flays af­ ... .so that there cannot be any of eral railroad strike is in prospect this year by the German Economic rataaal at tep I \ .n I ol’ D Ku \D rivi,. i phone cell at the center unless with attached silraRe at Baldwin KEMP'S B54 CENTER STREET TEL. 4112 UR 7275 ter taking over the presidency, Mr |those miscslculstions or mlstskes Before the rdciprocsl agreements rYiday* he disclosed today- Berlin allowed on the autobahn. They said hey bother police headquartors. It road St an is entirely antrounded by the Soviet to come back in the morning. ! did, if the pro-Communista get enough' eitlipated cost of I votes this week. • tOsatlaiMd oa F a n Blabt) . as auggested that the telephone 312,000. B : .(STik ’U' BB fOanthmsd on Page Bight) (Ceattaned aa Page Bight) (CoaNaoed oa Page JBIgbt) occupation zone. and it worked." \ ' MANCHESTER tVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^MONnAY, OCTOBER 11. 1948 l»A G E IB U 9l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCMCZrrBIl. LVNMn MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1948 ------j------if* p a g e t w o Catholic LadlM of Ctfiumbua win thU erening at eight o'clock at the I n i i n o h ^ to cast It looM wb«B tt racMred ward Ihriglit OUletta, 16. dC S mset at the Burk* Funeral Home clubhousejbtiiKhnttAn on KltmburyKlnmtiitvrtf RV$nU6* WI1L.11 another dlatraaa call, which proved ton. fermar -tr*- Hartford: Fife, Drum and Bugla, Hollister PTA U. N. Committee Rockville at 7 p. B., this evening to pay Tho Ladtca' Bowling League | to b« erroneous. , died yreieiday in Orasay Plain Corp* of Bethel; Pa O. Receipts Body Found Senate Seat Change final respects to their deceaieed will start their season on Tueaday i Adrift or Sunk A search for tb* "DreaaMr” Mat ratal a ^ Bugle and Drum, Troop 4, Naw News Tidbits member, Mra. Margaret McCartln. evening, October 12 a t eight | night waa unsuccessful. | |Mres Ua son and Hundreds Line Street Britain. ^To Open Season Meets Tonight The membera of the Lkdlea o'clock. • - -T,— ------—• 'MX graadclilldraa a Also Feminine Bugle and Drum, Here Increase Culled FroBi (4*) Wires In Ooset Annual Meet Auxiliary, A.O.H. will meet at the Good Win CT«b I Branford. Oct. 11——Tha Taft coming into this stata and officers as follows: Vice president, o'clock at their chibhouse qn Mile after Louis Aronson, owner and A t F ie ld D a y ; L is t o f . while the aenlor claa* evenU were Junior Corps; Best Appcsranc#^V. In Receipts of the Manchester Post Teacher Association, and If la invited to attend. telling us for the 25th, tlma that Select Officers Bette Zinker; secretary, Eugene Hin. Cant. Arthur W. Woodland Stew-1 Outside Chores Make Modern class, first. ashington , office for the month of September, (alls freni cJlff 73d feet to death. body of James Roper, 30, son of And “Utter Nonsense” »» 1 x t'x __ ___ held at the State Armory In the hoped that all previous members Small vessel given up for lost First item of business tonight Elmo Roper, noted radio oammenv he believes prices will ^ no high­ Daigle; trea.*iirer, Robert Milan AIreland) Greece. Hun-1 Drum, first, Newington Junior othy RIaley of Lake street, presi­ Hyde Matter Not to Be when they returned home. The Shannon, a candidate to succeed gary, Italy, Netherlanda. and Po-1 f«Q8l8 funettoDMl porlodie d to tu ^ Corps and second. Colonel John dent of the Silhouette Bugle and Association of the United Asso­ were aided and the coat that month Shannon Raps Democrat* ■ Your physician will i;II MIOM? DoM tills msk8 you BufTer ciation of Journeymen and Ap­ Taken Up Tonight at was 84,698.21. body was found at 6;30 a. m. himself, " haa already been hand­ Governor Shannon also was ac- land. While the blockade exists.: from poln. f#ei so imtwhm. t w — Chester Corps of Wetherafleld; ; Drum Corps of Vernon, were as Miss Elaine H. Doyle of 19 Han­ the price will be 817.50 for Berlin i you that compounding pre­ I follows: prentices of the . plumbing and The boy's parents were reported picked to go to the Senate,” and I tlve during the week-end, hitting scriptions is a cesk that Mt MUOD tlm —7 T htn •© try LydU Modem Fife and Drum, 0\ir lAdy naway atraat waa given a aurpriae in N|W..TorK this morning where whether Meade Alcorn, candidate only. Included in the packkge wi*l | Plnklmm^ Vofotablt Compound to of Sorrows Corps of Hartford; Modem Fife and Drum, first. peraonel ahower Friday, evanlng pipe-fitting Industry of the United Local GOP Gathering . at both the state and national demands concentrated care. r tU M Buel) symptoms. Ptnknams States and Canada yesterday as More Aid Urged ’ they nad spent the week-end and for lieutenant governor and there­ • campaigns of the Democrats in a be a turkey, butter, powered' And because our skilled bAS M grand sootblng tffect on one Feminine Fife and Drum, first, St ,st.. .. Paul's,------—Kensington;...... second...... at the home of Mra. Harry Sweet. sugar, coffee or tea, plujn pud-' the feature of the conclusion of a No effort to choose a Republi­ police were attempting to contact fore first in line to succeed Shan- talk at a Windsor Locks rally un Registered Plia.-maeists give 0/ isoffidiB*# mofi Importoni oryons^ Agnes Corps of New Britain anil 'Royal Typewriter, Hartford; Fife.) mother of her flanca. Mias “ Doyle two-dsy convention here. them in an effort to eotabUsh a npnj “haa hopes of greater reward. ding, chocolate, rice, lemon Jpice, | second, St. Mark's Corps of West ! Drum and Bugle class, first. Anso' waa brought to the bouse which can town chairman as successor For Blind People Saturday. their full time and ihougiit HnuLriNKiuirssss!' nia Vets, second, Casper Davis. Other officers chosen Included to Judge William 8. Hyde will be motive for their son’s act. “The voters arc entitled to I Asking ”How’ can the Demo- assorted spices, bacon,, strawberry to this c'aaing dut>-, many was In darkness and wraa greated Theodore Silva of New London, know,” said -Bailey, "if Connecti­ I cratlc party bring us unity as preserves, hard candy, and a can lending medical practilioncrt I Waterville; Bugle and Drum class, by about thirty-five friends and made at tonight's session of the cut faces the prospect of another opener. Further Information may' recommend that their pa­ first, Hardwrare City corps. New relatives. Allen Harvey of Groton, William Republican Town committee. It Hartford, Oct. 11—W —The gov­ < Americana when they have so mis- ' Britain, second. Charter Oak. Budd Tappen of Danbury, Francla was learned today. The committee ernment is urged by the Blinded Safe-Crackers .one-day Republican governor. I erably failed to find unity as Dem- be secured at the local Red Ooa* tients pairuniee this re:pon- The dining room was dsoorated Ford, Hartford, and John Hurley. Hiram Bifigham. elected gover­ ! ocrats?” he called President Tru- office. I iihle pharmacy of Pre- I Hartford; Combination class, first. In pastel colors and tha bride-elect is scheduled to meet in the Muni­ Veterans association to give more tcripthn SptcUHus. I St. Francis, New Haven, second. Bridgeport vice presidents; and cipal building this evening to aid to all blind people. nor In 1924, held the office one day I man "the dispensable man of the Funeral was seated beneath a "Good l«uck' Michael O’Rourke of Waterbury, Get 3I9646 Loot- before going to the Senate. 1948 campaign” and said; The funeral of George H. Ash­ Ask tear doctor about tis. ! East End Community club. Wa- sign and horseshoe with pastel name a candidate for Judge of The association, of which 800 of Be sure to bring your neat ' terbury. secretary-treasurer. probate due to Judge Hyde’s the-nation's 1,500 blinded X'eterans Brands Suggestion “Falsehood” “Think of this. No candidate on ton, 84 of 114 Ardmore road. streamers attached to many beau- New Haven, Got 11— — Sale Mitchell's statement, branding West Hartford, formerly boss dyer prescription here for our Feminine class, WBA, New death. are membera. Is in sympathy with I the Democratic ticket in ConnecU- careful, courteous sttencioa. tlfull gifta surrounding her. sightless penons who get but fdw crackers got 81.846 In a wsek-end Bailey's suggestion a "falsehood” ‘ cut has thus far even mentioned at the Hockanum Mills in Rock­ Britain: Appearance, Ancient, The guests were served from a Members of the committee, ask­ and "nonsenoe,” came out several ville who died Friday in Hartford North Branford Corps; Appear­ Autopsy Slated ed today If they" though^ -the benefits from the government, break at the Seven Gables Town* his (Mr.-Truman's) name in ap­ Let Winter Weather ance, Modem, first, Our Lady of buffet table with a large ahower Lloyd Greenwood of Washington, house, 174 Croavn strMt, for one houra later. proval. In fact, several have al- was held this afternoon at the cake for a centerpisce also decor­ chairmanship would come up, said Hinling strongly that Shannon j ready, for the sake of theif per' White Funeral Home on Elm Sorrows. Hartford, second. Royal they “had heard nothing about D. C„ executive secretary of the of the biggest cseb hauls hbre In PRACTICAL RADIO SERVICING Typewriter, Hartford. ated with a horseshoe. 111 Baby^s Death recent months. Most of the would again.be a candidate for sonal political ambitions, pointed street. NorfH End Be The Other The hostess was assisted by It.” Town Counsel Charles S. association told a concluding ses­ governor two years from now, Registrar.* in Session LEARN BY DOING . . .'D .\Y or EVENING CLASS Best Appearing Major, Howard House said that he thought “they sion of the three-^ay eastern con­ money represented Saturday re- to his failure and Inadequacies. Burlingame, Hartford, second, Miss Doyle’s mother, Mrs. Ralph ceipta at the eating place, the big­ Mitchell said: “Until the group opposing the George C. Sheets and Maurice • Pharmacy M. Doyle. Mrs. Raymond Schora. Milford. Oct. 11— An au­ will probably let that go until ference of home teachers of the “Neither I nor any one in the Spurting, registrars of voters will New Class Starts Oetoher 18,1948 Tom Donahue, Hartford; Best Ap­ next month.” adult blind here yesterday. gest restaurant in tha City. Republican party in Connecticut 4 Depot Square, Tel. 6548 Fellow's Worry! pearing Majorette, Qlnger Vollen- who Is to be Miss Doyle's matron topsy waa scheduled today at a Detectives said the burglkrs Republican party would have con­ affirms it* membership .in the be In session at the office of the FREE IIEI.IVERV of honor, Miss Joyce Straughan New Haven hospital to determine The committee members, In fill­ ceived such a demeaning sugges­ : Town Clerk on Tuesday from 9 a. to 9 P. M. ^ tk Jar U tiOttr tray. . . haiK welder. Ansonia, second. Joyce opened the rear door of the A. B. Democratic party and its loyalty I.imlted Enmllnient Open All Day Every Sunday Vice, Waterburyi Twrlrling, male, who will be a bridesmaid, and Mrs. the cause of the death of four- ing the nomination for the pro­ Clinton Co., at 180 Crown atreet tion as is cloaked by this latest to its own selected loader, it can­ ; m. to 5 p. m. to perfect the pre- REGISTER NOW ''' Sedrick Straughan. months-okl David Ferris, who was bate Judgeship w-lll ItJive for con­ Sous to Share attempt of the current Democratic Efficient Placement Service tnidt~marlu rnttn tkt tarn Misg. / first, Howard Burlingame, Hart­ in some unknown manner, then not in my mind receive the consid- I liminary and final registry lists I Miss Doyle is to be married to found dead In bed yesterday morn­ sideration the name of John Wal- hacked a hole In the wall separat­ party leadership to hide the real j ered approval of any great num- . of voters. * Veterans Accepted. Under G. I. Bill 1 '1 J]!_ ford, second Dick Boyer, Charter | ing. lett, for 20 years clerk '"of the A = Oak Corps. Hartford; Trvirling. Harry F. Sweet. Jr., on Saturday, Cross^ Estate ing the Clinton firm, piano deal­ issues of the campaign behind a ^ her of Connecticut citizens.” [ To Pay Respect* Write or Phone 6-1630 for Free Descriptive Circular lOnUB UN0« AUTNOSTV Of TMf COCACOU COUMMV gf Octo'oer 18 at 2 o'clock at St. Mrs. George Ferris, wbosf only court under Judge Hyde and a veil of untruths and deceit. The j 'The People's party announced Members of Victory Assembly, < - female, first, Joyce Vice, Water-1 graduate of the Hartford Law ers, from the Seven Gables office. bury, and ' second, Joan White.; Mary's church. other Child, Carol Ann, 3, waa kill­ New Haven, Oct. 11— —Wil­ The Seven Gables is closed Sun- entire premise is false and John . today that its presidential candi- COCA-COLA BUTTUNG CO.MPANY, EAST H.UnTORD, COMM. iij ed in an automobile accident In school. Up to now no other con­ **"®"’* false. ' date, Henry Wallace, will address NEW ENGLAND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE North Branford. June, said the baby appeared to be tender for the nomination hM bur L. Cross, Jr., and Samuel Av­ dsys, except for special occasions. IfiS TRI'MBITLL STREET HARTFOKD 1. CONN. In the out of state competition.' ery Cross, sons of the late Dr. Wil­ 'There are evidently no bounds a rally in the New Haven arena O IMS. Ilw Cll* C»S* Caoaaar John Leonard Post of Springfield . Supt. of Parks norma! af Ikg.S a. m. feeding, af­ made public his intention to try ^ the pattern evolved by th is: on Oct. 27 and will be accompan- ter which she- took him from hi: for the post. bur L. Cross, four times Connecti­ won first for appearance an(| No- cut governor, share equally the sifi nter of the Democratic party, icd by Paul Robeson of Enfield* natuck Red Men of Elasthampton, crib and placed him In the bed which has not only forfeited the , noted Negto singer and actor who Here Is Houored she and her husband occupied. Mr. residua of their father’s estata af­ support of Its most loyal mem-; is national co-chairman of the Maas., w’on second. They were the ter certain gifts to Tale university only two entrants. William Du-1 ^ ^ —~ „ , „ and Mra. Ferris found the infant Campbell Council bers, but la losing their respect party. Charme of John Leonard Post' ^ Superintendent of ParlM Horace dead when they awoke at 6 p. m. and caah bequests to relatives are as well. The question asked by took honors as best appearing i Murphey, for over 20 made. Dr. CToss died at hls«home Mr. Bailey illustrates the nevvj Porcupines have been known to'; drum major over Bernle Driscoll i identified with the Manchester To Award Prizes here last Tuesday at .the age of 86. tendency In his party’s present nibble on ilynamitc for the small ' of Nonatuck. Phil Jennlson of i department, was last week- The provisions were made In the leadership brought in by hla candi-1 amount of salt it contains. John Leonard Post took honor* as i end named a senior fellow of the Hospital INotes 'Will filed In Probate court here . date and a new, strange brand of I Hnve Your Car WintertMcd male twlrler and Dorothy Dan- i American InaUtute of Park Exe- The annual award of prizes Saturday. Papers filed with the politics. i sereau of Nonatuck, honors a*; cutlves at the golden Jubilee of made by Campbell Council, K. of will placed a value of "more than “I have stated publicly on sev­ Admitted Saturday: Suzanne C„ to pupils of the seventh and 810.000." eral occasions and I now say again AdsATONCEtoRtlitYt : Now by Our Experts twirling majorette. that body held in Boston. Tn.vlor, 56 Henry street: Joseph The honor came to Murpbey In eighth grades in St. James's that Governor Shannon has my Quinn. Hartford; Frank Hippie, school who have submitted essays support for his present high office' recognition of his long service as 37 Pioneer circle; Mrs. Cfera JNEW SO uiir SM0MN61EST Making sure your car doesn't break park official and tree warden here. on the life of Columbus will be not only for 1948 but for 1950 as. stm tatm Holme,*, 104 H ^ Jin street: Ethel j Wed., Ttaurs., Fri„ Sat. well.” I down is cheaper than repairing more B ackache His twenty years' on the Job is RoginskI, 21 Windemere street. Oct. 13.14. 15. 16 exclusive of a :fite year leave dur­ cll tonight. Continue Cnmpalgn Oraloiy - extensive damage later. Admitted Sunday: Margaret Each year the children of the An All Star C&st In While the rival party chairmen' ing which-he served in the army Schieldge. 87 Russell street: Wil­ L u u iiiL j "BLACK GOLD” were exchanging verbal brick-- during the recent war. school are aaked to submit essays TODAY and TUESDAY com(CMItCD 8V eOLOS) m liam Whltehill, 82 We.stmlnster on Oolumbus tmd prizes are (In Clnccolor) * bats, rival candidates continued The Institute of Park Execu­ road I Allan Ogren, 153 Lenox , ALSO Prescribtd iy Tksaiaad* *f Dsctorsl tives was formed in 1898 to further aw’orded at the meeting of tlie their campaign oratory, pointing I ssTnUtrictMa sari.'sSH t t .»«> e y S's: ****• street; Miss Margaret Fitzgerald. Council nearest to Columbus Day. Edger Bcrgln, Dinna Shore In with pride to the record and prom-' rzsTUSBix must be good when rwt eruftlit l*r CysNB Ms*- the exchange of Information and 16 Eldrldge street; Richardson "Fun and Fancy Free” thousands of Doctors prescribed It MORIARTY Ideas on national park systema The Council has named the Judges ising for the future. for years, kztitbsik acts at once Stevenson, 132 Spruce street; Mrs. who will pass upon the essays. (In Technicolor) The record pointing yesterday to relieve such coughing. It actually G IIM El M IU M ESS! and urban park areas. As part of Hasel Loveland, 83 Lewis street; The winners will be present to ENJOY THE MOVIES iN waa done by Mrs. Frances Burke ‘loosens up' phlegm and makes It novES 10 otiMr rub acts fsstor in the program last week, the con­ Mrs. Wilhelmlna Flora. RFD No. read their essays tonight and re­ CO.MFORT ALL MOSQl'ITOS Redlck, Republican candidate to ; easier to raise. Safe. EfleeUvt. BROTHERS vention members visited the Bos­ On The Level At Center And Broad 3, Manchester; Patricia Bononlo, ceive their gwarda AND INSECTS CONTROLLED succeed herself as secretary of the ton parks. 119 Waddell road; Mrs. Esther BY AEROPLANE DDT SPRAY state. taiting, ^ R T U S S I N ^ TELEPHONE 5135 CHEST Buahnell, 70 Middle Turnpike, PLUS: “BIG CITY” (Charging that a candidate, west; Mrs. Margaret Heatley, 332 Mat. At 2:00—Eve. At 7:20 whom she did not identify, vbas Lydatl street; ^ w a rd Hamill, 16 About Town ST IN VOUR CTR«s4!NJ(ff IMIllOWtS using "half truths and even down­ Server street. right misstatements of acts” to .tew8s»es*sglw wMst rewdssi AUTO GLASS Admitted today; Leslie Futoma. E M LOEW S misrepresent services the state is Installed 351 Summit street; Patricia Hilln- The son bom October 9 to Mr. i-endering, Mrs. Redick said in a LOOK! MUSTeroIE ski. 119 Buckland street; and Mrs. Thomas O. Reilly, Jr. of DRiVi ill THEATRE statewide radio broadcast: Prompt Service James, 45 Bigelow street; Barbara Belleville, N. J.. has been named "nje greatest .program in the CAM, .ri22 Sue Groff, 14 Luclen street; Mrs. Thomas G. Reilly, IH. Mr*. Reilly r m fields of educatjpn. public welfare, NOW you can BUY Elizabeth Greenwood, Camp Meet- Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. health and housing In the history * I ing road; Sandra Carson, 68 Wells Willis Hoyt of 43 Foley street. NOW PLAYING of Connecticut was enacted In the INSURE White Glass Co. ' street. 1947 session of the General Assem­ that CAMER.\ toduv, 1 wit: Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Dor­ Memorial Temple Pythian Sla­ bly. I have no intention of claim­ 24 Birch St. Manchester othy Fitch and son, 170 Oak MrKINNhrV llltOTHKKS ters will meet tomorrow evening ing that only Republicans have* Open Dally 8 A M. To 5 P. M street: Mrs. Clare Brennan. 21 in Odd Fellows, hall. Degree Mis­ J subscribed to and supported our take 12 MONTHS For 30 contacutiv* days in a recent ttu , hun­ Masl Rstafr and ln««rancs Inriiiding Saturday ^Issell street; Mrs. Marian Rath- tress Mrs. Frances Herron has magnificent program. 1 do claim, •U5 MAIN ST. rEi. tnei bum and son, Andover; Mrs. however, that our greatest strides dreds of men and women all acroM the country Plenly Of Parking called a rehearsal of the officers STARTS THURSDAY TO PAY! Mary Morrill, 67 Wadsworth and degree staff, in preparation for have been made during this past smoked Camels—and only Camels—on the average Batteries On Premises street: Mrs. Jennie Sanden and John Wa.vne In biennium, where the House and Initiatory work at the next meet­ daughter, 81 Unnmore drive; -The Arizona Ranger” ••FIOHTINO 'nOERS” Senate were predominantly Repub­ • f of one to two packages a day. ing. A social time will follow the PLUS *AUTO-LITE Walter Hennequln, 167 Green business with refreshments served lican. under the leadership of a No Carrying Charge Ev«ry W«*k, their throats were carefully exam­ / Lehigh Valley road; Mrs. Ooalma Monaco, 132 WEO;-THURS.-FlU.-SAT. ‘FIOH-nNO 8EABBES” Republican governor.” by Mrs. Jane Smith and her com- ined by noted throat specialisu — a -total o f 2470 Florence street; Dexter Peterson,______mittee. rian To "Battle High Prices” . * E D I S O N 148 Bisaell street; Mra. Adeline Chester Bowles, candidate for examinations from coast to foast. FOR SALE Lockwood governor, promised at a Demo­ street; Ernest Seidel, Rockrille; ] T. Francis Pecksnhani, postal In- cratic rally In Meriden last night, And these famous throat specialists repotted that MANCHESTER—50 Cam­ Miss Dorothea Bray. 13 Wads- ■P'cto''. fP*"f RmDlfWMln that during this week he would dis­ they found not one single case of throat irtitatioo bridge St. 6'/: room single. worth street i ''acatlon with kis mother, Mr*. m u m close a plan to "battle- high prices COAL Discharged Sunday: Joseph; M*ry J Peckenham of 33 1 ^ tflQlNM. on the state level. 'due to smoking Camels! Vr U p t o $ 5.00 Recently painted and re­ Wood. 27 New atwet; M«. 'Kveljm "Ireet. .Mr Peckenham haa W n “It can be I done,” asserted the But provt it yourfsHI In your ”T-Zone”-T for / Hoppers decorated, 2 car garage. Im­ Sweet and aon, 42 North School "tatloned for some time In Ohio, former national OPA chief. street: Mrs. Edith Friedman and, ‘ nd for nearly a year in Younge- Rererripg to a talk made In Taste and T for Throat. Smoke Camels for 30 days. mediate occupancy. Reason­ town. f / V aon. Hartford; Paul Sklodoskl, PLUS: Jimmy Dorsey In Farmington Saturday night by Let YOUR QtX’N TASTE tell you about that fuIL AUowance On able cash required. 20 year Talcottvllle; Joseph Longtln, ".MUSIC MAN" term. F. H. A. •approved'. Simsbury; Arthur Tedford, 170 Our Lady of Fatima Mothers rich Camel flavor. Let Y O l R O W N THROAT leU Circle will meet Wednesday eve­ NEED Call ownersTAndiHio Broth­ Hilliard street: Mrs. Ullle Sha- you how m ild a cigatatic can be! Yes, ptoat t s s I plro, 15 Ashworth atreet; Miss Vir­ ning at the home of Mra. Oris A. Your Old Battery COKE ers, 461 Woodbrnige St. Tel. ginia Kennedy. 227 Center street: Tatro of 228 W(^bridge street. 8t. CARMEN yourself that there's Manchester 33ipK Mrs. Ceclle Jewett, 29 Haynes Raymond's clrcls will also meet BEIAKES! / Mobil KeroMne street: Raymond Boos, 58 Chest­ Wednesday night with Mra. Ray­ nut street; Mra. Marjorie Chap­ mond Audette of 42 Lancaster tConMuTopicsj Ford 6-8, Chevrolet BVYNOW: pell and daughter. South Coven- Road., Plyiiioulh tiy. , "THE PIRATE” (In Color) By M. A. BENGS And this “Live-Water" action m im M T Births today: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Foster Williams of 58 Fair- Jndy Garland Gene KeUy 63 Pitkin St. Phone 8195 RANGE Have Yfiu A Lot? Mrs. ElSmund Hlndle, 132 Walker view street, returned last night af­ "STRAWBERRY ROAN” it really marvelous I Just put in street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Er­ ter a visit of several days with (In Color) A/5PIAND1.BAND $9-95 clothet and soap, Mt the dial We can build you a beau­ nest Linders, 57 Main street; a son her father. Charles Beumler of Gene Autry Gloria Henry ANNUITIZE YOUR and forget it. TIRE VALUES! tiful 6-room ranch-type to Mr. and Mra. Edward Llthwln, Utica, N. Y. Feature—1:45, 6t8<), 9:85__ Price Includes Lining 141 West Center atreet; a aon to DOLLARS... • Washer fills and empties OIL home for 913,131, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larson, 875 A meeting of the rccepttCn com­ Last Skew Nlg1htly--8«I0 emm: touts .'\nd l,abor. Installed Main atreet. mittee for the state convention of automatically. 6.00x16 $ 9 * 9 5 6.00x16 V Mobilheat Others as low as $8,900 the Catholic Ladiea of Columbus, Because of the great diffi­ Packard < ...... $11.95 Oth«r lizM in proportion. All brand new tires— Made Mrr. Stanley Juroe of 68 Pearl and high taxr*, more and more street Tomorrow afternoon at Olds 8 ...... SI 1.95 • 'Riey’re spun damp dry. by nationally known Arms. FUEL Conipany, Inc. peuple are turning to life ln«ur- Pontiac 6 two o'clock the chairmen of all ...... SI 0.95 • 'They're cleaner, vdviter. Manchester Representative committees for the bonventlon will For Dining Delight ance a* a Koliillon to their prub- Pontiac 8 ...... i;il.95 GOODYEAR OR FIRESTONE Call Manchester 7091 meet at Oak Lodge at two o’clock lem. .1^ Dodge . .. • Hands never touch water. with Mrs. Cain Mahoney and Mra...... i;i0.95 6.00 X 16 - $10.95 OIL E. J. Murphy to Complete plans. DeSoto . < ...... $10.95 • See a demonstration I smmm^mmm^smmsammmsmssmrnmm Let us show you how a life Hudson 6 All prices caah, plua tax. with old tire ',*••. $ 1 2 i9 5 Whsn IHinutss A census Is being taken In the Insursace dollar can guarantee Hudson 8 ...:$13.95 Hartford Diocese of thp Catholic CAVEY’S an Income at half *the outlay ■ MUD AND SNOW TraES $13.95 UP C ount Cadallic ...... -.$14.95.$14. Ac(sr^n§ ts Metisswkh semsyt ■ Get It A t STATION prfiurch to determine the number required under your ordinary in- Kaiser ...... $ 1 1 .9 5 Hare Tonr dnclor Icle- of deaf, mute and blind, it waa anr 45 EAST CENTER ST.—“HOUSE OF QUALITY* vcnliueni melliml*. Tlie anniiily Iluick Sp...... $ 1 1 .9 5 nounced in both churchea yester­ llprincipie make* ihl* posHlble. MORE DOCTORS So»oka Caoicl* tot 30' pboo# kls prearripthin day. Parishioners knowing of any Buick R. M...... $ 1 3 .9 5 days. If, ai aay ttea dar­ WAGON mn Ask II* about It. KEMP’S BOLAND MOTORS ta WsWnB’s oral prt- person eo afflicted Is askM to no­ Altvays the Finiest in Food INCORPORATED ing these 30 day* you are not cooviaced that CamiUa are tha ariUoK Yoar Hometown Nash Dealer vale pvnfssaHaal wire fm tify the pastor of his church.- , SMOKE CAMELS FOR SALE cigarena you ever saaoked, letura the parfcaga ariih iha iiaaiart MORIARTY 1 iiwmsaiala 8*»rery to Frifidaire For Over Camels aitd we will tefuad your full purrhaie pcioa, plua pomwA M9 CanUr At Wtat CenUr Strest 1940 FORD DELUXE The annupl outing of thp Camp­ BRUNNERS I 25 Years tkai say Uktr dunHa ThU offer good foe 90 days from thh data. fJligM^J K. J. leyaeU i **Wa Ghra Green Stemps” BROTHERS bell Council, K. of C„ waa heiid TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT Tobacco Company, WiaMon-Salcni, North Ckraliua. * ' \ yesterday at the Garden Grove and 358 East Center St. 763 Main Street Docten un^e for plranirc, too! Aad « b * a iktoo Icodias /*- nearly 10(r membera attended. A I drprnJ.’m rr«-aruh*ir*aainitioni atk«d 11 .t.SOT doctor, wkai “On The Uvel At Dwyer Products WELDON'S MISS MURIEL d a y IN SONGS , M.mchesler Tel. Always a Good SsloctUm of Used Cars on Hand chtcl:,rn and epaghetti dinner waa ^ U lu J C U a i Tel. 36S0 nraretir ihtr uiuiCrd. ihr brand named moM wai Caoiri! Center and Broad” Route 83, Bolton POi MAIN STHbET served by Aniold Paganl. The Open Thursdays lU P. .M. membsra enjoyed volleyball, eoft- . TcL Mucheater 5326 v->11 '( \ V V ir

PAOC FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. &1ANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1948 MANCHI5STER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1948

absolutely straight, but lacking in New Haven and Naugatuck, Aho In addltkm to.Oanaral Renhay, vrlw win otaD rsfriS M t Gov. JaaMS to this day for It is Uf5 tke varg not done and things that have sorrow, and yet It Is appealing in a sense of humor. . .He is a far Named Directors Is treasurer o f the home.' others invited to ait at the hand C B h a m o a ; M ajor Ganaral Rainka, wa Pledge 8100,000 HaBs h i : done that we ought not to have this gmcratioa. Ufa o f Ufa. Testarday U but a greater statesman than most peo­ Four Violent table are CoL Vernon S. Morabousa, adjutant at the state, and Mayor dream, tomorrow la but a vtakui, aad aOM Great Britain Fears Rev. Qaypool done. "Tbera are many people who if ple Imagine. . .The F?Snch, a Of Boys Village atata salactivs servloa diractor, William C. Calontaao. WUK4 but today well Uved— that la arhat Toward Hospital to the proud people, werd greatly humili­ - - Today's Radio "You look back and find that you they are going to write the word you have. Tomorrow may not wouM 1 State Deaths wTiu—leiai-leai WKNB—84# rcaiiat" and put an equalising ated after Vichy. . . Hershey to Talk Sermoii Topic have not been master of your fata come, yesterday Is gone, but today and there have been aituatioiia word alongside It. feel that the Hartford. Oct 11— TWo War Near, Says Author One Great QuaHty Milford, Oct. n —m — BlecUon Eaeteni Staodard Ttma we have, and today wa will Mva— men pledged $100500 beta bwt "DeGaulle has one great quali­ of three new directors haa bron To Sojourners when you were not captain of your word must be "cynic.” A person that is what wa have aa we ate soul. A person sometlmea looks who faces facta and endeavors to night toward the eost at buildUig but It ia frightful to be occupied ty —a tremendous sense df timing. 94-Ycaf-OId Pedestrian announced by President Daniel J. travelling the easterly direction, Quality Always — And b W T H T —Get Rich Quick. Guest Preacher at Soutji backward too much to tha good deal atith the truth need not be a a hospital In LoaaiU, Greece. by the Russians...... This timing was shown when Adley of Boys Village, a home for the road we ffnd bright and beauU- Killed Walking Across New Hsven, Oct. 11—(^--MaJ. 4:1 ; W 'i'IC -D r I. Q. old days. O f courts there., were H ie pledges, announced at a English Writer, Speak­ German) Should Be Armed he walked out of the French gov­ boys here. WDRC—Hint Hunt; News. Church Talks on *^The cynic. There are still times erhen ful. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, national never any good old daya. W e saa banquet and beO held by Nathan "It. Is essential that Germany be ernment when he could have stay­ They are Leo. E. Golden of ; I f r t k ^ "all's right with tiM erorM." "The apoeOe Paul cerUinly ing Here, Declares H ig h w a y director of aelecUva service, la More Tea per Bag W O N8—Juke Box. changes today which are difficult Hale chapter. American Hellaale| armed and that Spain be InUgrat- ed another year or two. . .He Jfartford, president of the Baatarn tvnC —BackaUge Wife. WDRC—My Frtand Irma. Four Directions” Nothing in human experience in waa a realist He never abandon- slated to spend thia afternoon and to get adjusted to, socially and Progreoalve Education aaeocletlee. • ‘ Country in Serious ed into the defense of Europe... has great qualities of lesdershlp. Motor Freight conference and for­ W ONS— Fishing and Hunting the past or the present, JusUflgs his road toward the east, his confi­ tonight in New Haven. 4tI5— Club o f the Air. economically. That ia dangerous dence In thq God hi whom he came from Oonatantlne Mametsoo* The Germans want war because . . .1 predict that he w ill be back By The Associated Press mer international director of Ro­ tVTiC— SUlla Dallaa. Dr. Jamea V. Claypool of New this assumption that a person Mood at Present" Time Four persons, including a 94- He ia to be the principal speaker WTHT—Arthur Useth. —that is not good—to look to tha who measures up to reality must lived and moved and had his being. of Bristol and William G. Hells of j of the areas wrested from them In power In another six months. . tary International; William A. WCCC—Junior Disc Jockey. York c ty, who waa gueat preach­ New Orlesms. The letter ts au-1 “Italy is In a better state than year-edd Pedestrian, died violently at a meeting of the Sojourners— w n c —Contented Program. westward and to look backward. scowl and be sour. No, the west ThU Divine father llghU the Ufe ...They resent the enormous Amelung of Waterbury, sales exec­ 400— er again at the morning aervice preme president of the asenria- at France. . .The Italian elections in Connecticut during the week master Masons who are or have 110:11^ The Southeru Jeuntey road, the south road, the north of every man. ’This light contin- •Th « CtthoUc church In lU stretch of territory handed over utive for the Chase Brass 4k Cop­ WDRC—New ihigland Notebook ycaterday at the South Methodist tion and chairman o f tha Qreak | Is to rah threat end. bMn commissioned officers in the I W TH T— Earl Godwin. "Some people yvould like to take rokd are not the way to go uea in all o f ua. H ils la the way flfh t ■caintt Cbmmunism U ftght- to Poland... Giving the Poles ao were extremely critical. . .The per company; and Fremont Alder- WCCC—Newa; Music Loft. church, spoke on "The Four Di­ dhaet back wtOi tragedy of losing an election Jo The elderly pedestrian waa John U. 8. armed forces. 110:60— the southern road. H ie Journey to travel East." War Relief aaaoctation. » VISJSft inr a band o f crtmlnala," declared much of Germany has helped the son of New London, funeral direc­ W T H i’' — Bandstand; Muaic rections” os the sermon theme, "In^the long centuries ^fore the Communists Is that the nation Tymeaon o f Meriden, struck and tor. Capt. Ralph Lawson, president W D RC—Bob Hawk Show. south Is languid, lovely and pleas­ Arnold Lunn, Enfllah author and Russians to drive s wedge between " M u n r Mart; Newa. using the text “Get Thee Hence CSirisL when Elijah was aUve, the of the local chapter of the So­ ant and suppo^Iy brings easy (then remains Communist. . .Had killed by an automobile Saturday At the same time Adley said WONS—Paul Clement Trio. and Turn Thee iktttward",— lacturar In hie addnaa before Poland and the W est. .. journers, said the general may de­ W n c — Lorenao Jones. living, but it it tinged with bore­ people were taking all three of "The Second World war came the elections been held two years night while walking acrooa the that the, non-sectarian home which WTHT—Star Time, more ♦*««" SOO pcraona' at the Hol> liver an important address while 4:45— 1 Kings, 17:3. dom. these road. The common peop:e, about because of doctrinal non­ earU er'Italy would have been lost Meriden-Middletown highway. waa founded on an 32-acre farm w n c —Progresalve Partv. He said there are four direc- Hater atreet achoot laat night. Hla here. Prior to the 9 p.m, (e. s. t ) WO.N8—Two-Ton Baker, looking back, the rulers living the lecture on "Will Europe Su^veT” sense. which gave Hitler hla to the Communists. . .Every­ Joseph C. Callahan, 55, of Nor­ in 1942 by J. Edward Slavin, for­ 10:45— tione, in the main that we can "There are no mighty rivers to dinner session at the Union league. w n c —Youn- of the dawn. Look Survive?’ la not an academic one." a whole works reasonably well In Another Bridgeport violent death vised by Herbert M. Billings, of w n c —When A Girl Marries, ii:fO — start your covirse on one o f four drear}', tinged with pesalmlsm, the apeaker declared In opening Britain, because It is the evolu­ . . . .It said that abstain­ waa that o f John Leiden, Jr., 50, 8:15— W DRC— Symphony Hall. directions. w an and rumors o f wars, perse­ acute shortage of aged ing from voting was morally h a talk. "All know In my own tion of centuries... identified by police as an itinerant W O N8— Superman. WONS— Dance Orchestra; News Place of Ibe Setting Sun cution. sadness, disappointment. country that If America should "Franco and Salasar might wrong and that voting for the painter whose last known address w n C —Portia Faces Ufe. w n c —J o; Strong at the Ham' "The first is to the westward, Communists was a mortal sin. . . ceaaa to take an Interest In Eu­ have been experimenting with a waa Oswego, N. Y. He fell from a 5:28— mond Organ. the place o f the setting sun and The Communists tried to .say that rope, they would have the Rua- real general corporate atate, in­ dock Saturday and drowned in the W DRC—Old Record Shop. 11:45— evening star bring beautiful they could be both Catholics and pre-war Yfhiskies when you iana to contend with. Only Ameri­ stead o f carrying on dictatorships. Pequonaock river. Another man, OIL < WON8-^-CapUln Midnight. w n c —DanP« Orchestra. memories and these are lovely If Communiata. . . can Interaet In European affairs That la the real tragedy of the unidentified, was reported by wit­ WTHT—Jack Armstrong, we don’t dwell on them too much. "The church haa every right th 12:00— PKESCRIPTIONS two dictatorships, that they have nesses to hm-e fallen at the same w n c —Juit Plain Bill. w n c —News; Dance Orchestra. There is prone to be a touch of prevents the Russians from over­ enter the political arena when not done a o ... They could have time, but police dragged the river BURNERS 5:45— .« melancholia when we travel In a running Europe....In my country faith is threatened. . .The Cath­ 12:50— CALLED FOR . without finding a body. W D RC—Herb Shrlner and Ray- w n c —Dance Orchestra. westerly direction too much.” there has suddenly come a feeling formulated a definite element of olic church In its fight against CLEANED AND that war Is around the corner. The choice and election from below In­ , mond Scott. Frequency Modulation ••We think of things that we AND Communism is fighting a band of SERVICED BUY SCHENLEY! WONS—Tom Mix. W DRC—FM 455; 557 MC. would lUte to have done, but have people of England were In a seri­ stead of from above.. .It Is im- crimlnala. . .The sad fact is that DEI.IVERED ous mood when I left there three pratlcable to go from pure dicta­ 30 per cent of the Italians voted w n c —Front Page Farrell. WKNB—FM 1057 MC. weeks ago... torship to universal storage In for the Oommunlata. . . Manchester rS :e»— W TH T— FM 1057 MC. 22S MIAIN ST. Reds Wni Not Start War Spain... WANTED W DRC—Newa. w n c — FM 455 MC; 965 MC. ■■ "To my mind the apiritual re­ Refrigeration PINE MANCHISTBR Schenley has th« world's largest reserve of "1 don’t believe the •Russians "One thing that is Important Is vival of Europe la possible . . . : WONS—Nawa. WDRC—FM. the freedom of the press....The will start a war... Much will de­ The key to modern Europe can be Experienced Sewing ' WTHT—Songa at Six; Ball Same oa WDRC. pend upon whether the West de­ thing that I moat dislike about the Phone 5761 MAGGIE TEYTE PHARMACY found In the Old Testament . . . Scores. WKNB—FM. quality aged, American, pre-war whiskies— cides to force Its way through the press under dlctatorahipa is that 5:00— Ehrening Centlnel. O N iT H E The greatest evil haa been the de- Machine Operators I w n c—News. 664 Center St. corridor to B erlin ... I f decision the papers get dull... .There Is 7:00—News; Music as You Like Our modem funeral Christianlsation o f the masses »f:1 5 — Tel. 2-9814 and continues to give you the same rich la made to push through there no free press In Spain ... .Howev’er Apply fOOO • WDRC—Sportacaat; Record Al­ It. . . . Russia was the first nation might be local shooting In the cor It la cant and hiunbug to pick on bum. 7:30—A ll Star Dance Parade. TELEPH#F HOUR home makes a beau­ that turned to state athrism . . . rldor. but I don’t beUeve It will de- Franco on thia p o in t....T h e dic­ - WONS—Sports; Newa, 7:45—Battle o f the Baritones. measure of rare 5, 6, and 7 year old whiskies* That waa the great herosy of the Now is the Hour tiful, a fltting aettinff valop into war.... tatorship In Spain ia far more Independent w n c —Strictly Sports; Weath­ 8:00— News; Jan Garber. century . .. Germany and Rus­ ••l^on I was In Prague in the liberal than in Csechoslovakta. er. 8:30— Rendexvoua with Music. for the final ser>'ice. sia both turned th eir^ a ck s upon | to Change to m>rlng of 19S9 all were hoping for Hungary. Bulgaria and Riissia---- Cloak Co. .5:20— 9:00—News; Concert Hour. 10B0< W j K 6 6 0 w ar.. .Recently I asked a Hungar­ "W hy pick on Franco? T o hear Christ . . . WONS—Deems Taylor Concert WTHT—FM. Call upon this time Tito complslnlng about Franco is Must Return ^ Faith JOBS FOR SCHENTJET ian regarding the possibility of Pine Street WTHT — Sereno Oammell; Same as W T H T except 6:45-7:80 trfflOlN NiWjimOlAND like Casanova saying that "I believe that Eoroph must re­ TIMKEN THI SOI proved organization in Compare back Isbda before you buy I war be said that the outbreak of Weather. p. m.. Concert Hour. # N i co m paiI t a n d HAS NOT CHANCED bon Juan was not faithful to his TIIIPI war was mere wishful thinking. turn to the faith or perish . . . w n c —Profeasor Andre ScheU' w n c —FM . 1HI 8IU SYSTIM’ time of bereavement. IT8 FORMULA w if e . . . . ” As yet I do not see many signs of MEN ’•East of the Iron Curtain the O IL H EAT 4 ker. Same oe W nC. ...le a not advanced Coadltlons In Spain such return . . , There are, how­ ____ i: It’s the back label that tetls you the age of tha church ia being stifled. . . . It Is Televlalon As an example of conditions of AMESITE A TIMKEN WALL-FLAME ,8:45— it* price under tremendous pressure. . . ever, comforting signs in my own O IL B U R N E R WDRC—Bowles for Governor WNHC—TV Skilled and Seml-olrilled aa whiskiee inside the bottle. The Sc/»mUy bock Most of the good Catholics In that Spain, Mr. Lunn cited a visit he country . . . The English Catho­ 12:45 p, m.—W orld Series Base­ made to the chief Monarchist in Gives the utmost In efficiency Club! fu M ie your proof of the same rich measure of area are hoping for war.. . . lics have a certain sense of pride DRIVEWAYS ball Game, if played. 90 the nation while he was under and fuel economy. ■:45— M RADIAL DRILL PRESS ’1 believe that we should have because they hav. bean right when POWER ROLLED 5:00—Teletunea: Program Re- Phene l/SQT. house arrest, he being In effect For free details caU us to­ WDRC—Lowell Thomas. OPERATORS fully-matured S, 6. and 7 year old whiakiaa. fewer novenas for peace and more others have been wrong . . The • WTHT—Storyland. aume. Day and Night both the guest of the detained Orders taken now I Specialis­ day! And remember, a iu a y , the Schenley name ia fo r Justice for peace ia a by-pro­ English Catholic press did not be­ ' w n c —Three Star Ehctra. 6:00— Small Fry Club. W.tS PIN T Monarchist and the Spanish gov­ ing In parking areas and gas FIRST NATIONAL STORES MILLING MACHINE duct erf Justice. . . . Socialism in lieve that Stalin could be turned 1:#6— 6:30— R ubs Hodges’ Scoreboard. 4340 your aosurance of the unequalled blending skill 1153 1/2 PLNT ernment at the same time. "W hat stations. Work guaranteed. OPERATORS Burope la mere national than in­ into a Rotarlan . . . It had the Oil Heat and WDRC—Republican SUte Cen­ 6:45—Film Shorts. ternational. . . . chance would one have of a similar Time payroenta arranged. Free that has made Schenley famouo for finer taato. right philosophy . . . tral Committee. 7:00— Doorway to Fame. TU R R E T l a t h e ’To go back to the Napoleonic condition existing in Russia?" he estlmatea. Eneineering, Inc. "The small Catholic minority in SUPER MARKET WONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. 7:30—Camera Headlines. OPERATORS asked. warn. At their ending the peace England as added to its influence 692 MAPIJS AVE. He said that he hated govern­ Hartford— Phono 2-2149 • WTHT—Newa. 7:45— Film Shorta. treaties were worked out by the because those who write have 8:00— Champagne and Orchids. DRILL PRESS OPERATORS Join the millions who enjoy ments Interfering with sports but DeMaio Brothers In Manchester Call w n c — Supper Club. arlatomts, the rulers of both been right . . . For the first time 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 8:15— Film Shorts. Bngland and France, being of that when he wrote a strong criticism Paving Contractors RInce 1921 H. E. W H IT IN G 1:15— ENGINE LATHE since the Reformation the policy ‘ WONS—Tello-Test. 8:30— Swing to Sports. Schenlcy’a genuine pre-war qomlity! elasa Aa a result the peace im- of the Falange attitude toward Call Manchester 7691 Anytime Phone 5918 OPERATORS of Britain and the policy of the SELF SERVICE MEAT DEPARTMENT W DRC— Jack Smith. 9:00— Film Shorts. poaed on France in many ways sports that every word waa pub- Vatican has been coincidental , WTHT—Here's to Veterans. 9:30—Court o f Current Issues. waa a model o f humanity and re­ liahed in the Spanish ski Journal. INTERNAL GRINDERS . . . The one lorca that la saving FREE PARKING WHILE SHOPPING straint. . . . That, he asserted, "could not have w n c —News, EXTERNAL GRINDERS The straight whitkios ia tkia product are 5 years In Hands of Trade Unions occurred in Germ any.. .The Span­ Burope la the Catholic church 1:2s— ORDER CHRISTMAS o r moaa ish dictatorship is more Ilbersl W DRC— Club Fifteen. “ At the end of the First World “LIFE IB6IIS AT IS-WiTI A GREETINGS MADE FROM BENC'H M ECHANICS old. 26% straight whlakey. 85% grain neutral apirita. than that they had in Italy or Ger­ Following his talk Mr. Lunn WONS—Henry J- Taylor. Marlborough war Uoyd Oeorge’s instincts were S a y i n g s Ambulcincf Scrvici Rare Blended Whiskey i proof. Copr. 1248, Schenley Distillers Carpi. N. X GL for a reasonable peace, but there many or in any of the nations east answered questions posed by CUAIAITUA BETIIENCIT IICIMBl” WTHT—Lone Ranger. YOUR OWN SNAPSHOT SHEET METAL MECHANICS was a great outcry to hang the of the Iron Curtain___ members of the audience. . wnc^Album of the Week. "1 am glad to see from your pa­ A Military Whiat sponsored by RESISTANCE WELDERS Kaiser. . . . Today the fate of FAN CY - T IN D IR - MEDIUM SIZE 1 :4 8 - the Republican Town Committee pers that the ground is being pre­ • WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. Bngland is in the hands of the will be held on Friday evening, • See the many attractive pared to resume relations with • WONS—Inside of Sports, ordinary trade unionist. . . . There Assessors’ Notice 20-OZ _ _ October 29 In-the Richmond Me­ Photo-Greeting Cord de- is no one no completely John Bull- Spain....The whole pattern of w n c —U. S. Marine Band. Cxeellcnt woiklng coaditlona. the four months preceding the morial Library building. 'signs available this year. For. Uh aa Mr. Bevin, for whom I have Each person liable to pay TINS Good pay. Come In for a friend­ Spanish Civil war has been repro­ RICKMOND PEAS The work of putting road signs horizontal or vertical nega­ tho greatest raspoct.. . . PROPERTY TAXES in this town ' WDRC—Inner Sanctum. . ly Interview with one of our em' duced by the Oommunlata in other on all roads In town has been com T h e r e la considerable reaUtance ia hereby notified that he is re­ BIG TENDER PEAS WONS— Adventures of the Fal tives. Envelopes to match. ployment oouneelora. Hours: countries of E u rope... .There has pleted by the home grange. This ih all Socialist parties in Europe quired by law to return to the con. Prompt service, os usual,here. 8:00' A. M. to 4:45 P. M.— Mon been a lot o f nonsense written was. One o f ae'.feral projects spon­ Assessors on or before the first 20-OZ WTHT—Railroad Hour. days through Fridayn. Oinoe la to Internationalism. . . . 1 am glad about Spain.... sored by It thia past year. to see that there is pressure from business day o f November p? this WTIC—Cavalcade of America. located on Willow Street— just “France is a weak point in Eu­ TINS The Republican caucus held the United States for a unit^ year, a written or printed Hat YOR GARDEN PEAS t8:80— Thursday night waa largely at- off Main Street— East Hartford. k.- rope today. . .The nation is In a Europe. The people of England are properly signed and sworn to, on h WDRC—Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. Ray Dwyer's difficult situation. . .DcGaulle la FANCY - SMALL TINDIR - SWEET tended and the following nomi­ keen on a united Burope... There a form supplied by tho Aaaeaaora ’ WONS—Gregory Hood. nations were made: Representa­ is fa r lees chance o f Russia trying and approved by .the Tax Com- W THT—Honeydreamers. Photo Shop 20-OZ „ ^ tive,, Paul Roberts: Judge of Pro­ to overrun It if Burope is united.. . mlosloner of all the TAXABLE * WTIC—Howard Barlow’s Orch­ bate, Samuel P. Dancause; Jus- ’Thera is a lot o f nonsense talked The PROPERTY BOTH REAL AND TINS estra. i-tlces of the Peace, William Coffyn 1015 M A IN ST. Pratt and t PE R S O N A L belonging ^0 him and HNAST PEAS about Spain. . . In case of war the ■ 8:45— * Sr.. John Radell, Benjamin Lord. PyrensaB ara the obvious fronUer. subject to ' taxation in oaid Town RICHMOND - FANCY - NEW LO W PRICE J W T H T To be announced. •ITie local grange will hold its In The Nassiff Arms Store • . . n iere is more nonsense in not Dewey-Richman on the first day of October. gOlOO— next meeting Thursday, October Whitney Aircraft e WDRC—Radio Theater. Telephone 7.369 allowing the Germans to have an It will be necessary for all 14 when the 1st and 2nd degrees East Hartford 8, Connecticut Arm y, The Germans should be places of BUSINESS to file inven­ WONS—Gabriel Heatter. will be conferred on three can­ TINS 824-828 M A IN STR EET TEL. 5161. MANCHESTER a B o i^ to have an Army, but no Co. tories. TEN PER CENT will be TOMATOES o 25. ' W T H T — Music and Mr. Blaine. didates. A ir Force. New ia the time ier yeu le piua your retiremend It’s OCIII.IST added to each list not given in and * WTIC—Telephone Hour. "Europiwuis regard an armv os sworn to according to law, on or ■urptisiaglT elmpl. Ihiougk « Fcnm Buteou Ule laeur. WITH PORK - IN SAUCE !t :1 5 — • K p a ^ ls . They beUsve the West before said first burineaa day of ones Company policy d.sigaod spodfieolly to do two 4 WONS—News. For Juniors PRESt:RiniONS I’ll.LKU wlU win any war against Russia. November. important Ihiags —lake cor. ol yow levod ouoe is 16-OZ ,2:80— Shsatly object to occupation N EW FRAM ES ’The Board of Aaoesaors of the event oi your death, toko eoro ol yonnoli wkoa you TINS * WONS—Atom and You; News. by the Russians. Those who have RICHMOND BEANS Town of Bolton, Conn., will meet Uved in occupied countries say LENS DtllM.ICATED teach lelbomont age. BUILDING on the following dates to receive tJEW LOW PRICE Manchester ^ t it was bad enough to live R EPAIRS MADE tax lists on the aasesament of there under German occupation. Knitted Snowsuit October 1, 1947: FAIN nngD nSOAAIjtt MMFAn 16-OZ AT BOLTON FIRE HOUSE CAMPBELL'S poRKA beafs TINS Thureday, Oct. 14, Tuesday. , Represonlod by Oct. 19, and Thnraday, Oct. 21. 11 Public Marketl I MATERIALS - NEW LOW PRICE REAL A. M. to 5 P. M.; Thursday. Oct. PURI VEGETABLE SHORTENING 28 and Monday. Nov. 1,1 P. M. to FRED Te BAKER 805 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER ESTATE 7 P. M. 105 Holt Street—Tel. 2-126S LB TIN ■0* PLEASE NOTE! NOVEMBER MARVO - - I .03 Reg. 5.75 .1 Tab ft 1 IS THE LAS'! DAT. Aluminum Our CreateMt Uata must be filed during the LEONARD D. RIVARD Baric Value! month of October. 39 McKinley Street—TeL 2-0211 SPECiALS Bolton Board of Aoaesaors, Hex. Shingles W aU TUe • Our planned buying Inturas Edson P. Herrick, When yon buy it, w ll it Chairman. M, KENNETH O STRIN SKY dapandable quality and or trudf it you want muil H arry J. Miller, FOR TUESDAY vakia. ] 185 Blateil Street— Tel. 2-1686 Price Slanhed A A mum value for your money Everett J. McKinney. Pork Chops iwnteuT . , - At Budget Price • Our wide ckoica of Mrv- 179 When You Knffaffe The Thia Sale Only icat m ash all needs or FRANCO-AMERICAN Reg. 2.10 Sq. Ft. J r ^ Jorvis wishat. sho • Our modern funeral home HilDSbN SALIS HUDSON SIRVICE HUDSON SALIS Rib Lornb Chops . .^^ m. ^75' can Colorful, long lasting .slilugles at mixlerate Several colorm. For kitchen, bathroom, play­ Organization provides comfort, convtni- .Spaghetti cost. Covem 10 0 »q ft. Green only. Buy room. Easy to initall and clean. Rustproof. enca and privacy. now. Buy now. rb do any of these tranaae- SPR?NG^ LAMB • Our afficiantly trained staff Loin Lamb Chops »89 tiona yon tet maglmum - e - sarvas with compatanca value barked by u hlRhly Reg. (Granulated Rock Wool, now reduced to ...... 99c 'rained and esperivneed or- and courtesy. More People Are Driving HUDSONS Chopped Beef LEAN - FRESHLY GROUND LB 65 FRESH GROUND -’•nhuitlon. Ambulaaca Service Reg. $2..37 55 ll»H. Smooth Roofing, per r o l l ...... $1.97 ^arvit Reolty Co. They’re enthuslsstlc about Hudson’e smart looks, super-comfort,: cconom* Smoked Shoulders »49 Hamburg Reg. $7.3.5 Tliifk Tab Forent Green or Brown Shingles, |>er. 84|.' $6.37 leal operation, and you will be too! Reg. $.5.75 Standard Velvet Black Hex. Shingles, per sq...... $4.88 RKAI.TOKR dld.Centor Htreet Sauerkraut newoot 2^21 Reg. $14.35 liiHidated Brick Siding Buff, per sq...... $11.97 Tel 4111 Or 7275 SPERR Y and B A R N E S Place Your Order Here For ILB. CELLO W RAPPED PEQUOT SLICED 8359 90 I.b. Ceramic Granule Rof. 2.79. 65 Lb. Flake Mica Early Deliyery ll-ll By Hue Burnett lb. C K T $ 1 0 0 Rtpoy Monthly » This striking frock for teen-agers | BACON Roll Roofing Roll Roofing ■ ■W M F . ItiMwidinanl Phone For A Demonstration is ideal for date or campus wear. Bsople uMiaUr aA us 2 quesdoM:— I t ' By Mra. Aanr Cabot Two fabrics are combined hand­ t Keep your little chick-a-biddy 1. "Cm I gri a /M ur—It's ’Tes" to 4 out of ) at fU m s f. somely. and buttons in threes add | ,.Prke Slaahed • THIS 'riME IT’S HUDSON • N ATIVE - SOLID HEADS »>4oasty warm in thia felt trimmed Ror. 2.98 X "WU tay A m s a li Ar You select the a nice finish. SLICED 2 - 9 7 CABBAGE 3 10* ^knitted anowault and bonnet. Rlb- Pattern No. 8359 la for alxea 11. Covers 100 Sq. Ft. Thia Sale Oaly ■ssoiMi and dais of your moothly payment. 2*47 'U)ed at ankles and wrists, the Jac­ 12. 13, 14, 16 and 18. Sire 12, 2 3-4 I I f yon can use axtta cash for f h for bills, botpiud tepentes, home repairs k e t la snugly "xlpped’’ to defy the yards o f S3 or 39-lnch; 3-8 yard assda, phoot or; Itat ih e ir o M iW . m /O er to lay "Y ri”. 3 10* '^ in t a r winds. Miniature felt plain fabric., / Beef Liver ib. 1” naila and lap cement mcluded with in- 1 ■’ nails and lap cement Included. Be pro- ^ YELLOW TURNIPS ' VbrisUnaa trees are appUqued onto ^ — $88 to $800 on eiinanstro olono For this pattern, send 25 cenU. 59 atsucUons how to inetall. Green only. Buy pared this winter with a good tight roof. g3"nn tempAHtS tHAt uxM fo MY m> HOMt (OR O/nATlR ' the Jacket and bonnet. in coins, your name, address, sis# now and save. 1048 BAG 39* ^ To obtain complete knitting in- desired, and the Pattern Number I POTATOES « ’ ± ^trustions In elxes 2, 4. and 8, ma­ to Sue Burnett, The Manchester Iwiwuu]FlM A N C EC a terial requirements, stitch illua- Evening Herald. 1150 Ave. Ameri­ : Uations and tiu’ahlng directions cas. New York 19, N . Y. YELLOW ONIONS 5 21 * i for Knitted Snowsult (Pattern No. Bend 25 cents today fo r yourj OPEN ALL DAY •n fjtrot e gyara 1HIATM MIltDlNO. lilies ' 5872) Bend 15 cents in coin plua I copy of the Fall and Winter Fash­ eollN. CO ( cent postage. Your name, address ion. A treasure of sewing Informa­ OM 2410 • Oovld Havey, YI$ MANagw a « t o Ba aura and visit your First Notional ;ltaia and aoa tha ? and the pattern name to Anne tion for every home sewer t Con­ :.- iy \f3 ' « Ctaliot (The UanChester Evening tains 60' pages of .special features | WEDNESDAY * * * ! * ^ *?***' "Wrf k It mrtlr MMKaliN Imlilani, mcS. tramandouB display of -Quality Marehondlaa at Senring W cob U y ■so t» lulOrtt M Ul tmiMtlni mm * Herald) llWk, Avenue of the and de.slgris- free pattern printed | 6 0 WILIS ST. (TEMPORARY lOCATIOM) t t l . 2 -9 4 42 AmerlraR iKewNIKTk 14, N., Y. in the book. ' C.V ■. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAN<'HE!«TF.R. COWi^ MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, IM S MANC'HEStEK MAiNcnraic>K. v a j n w - MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 194S p a g e s i x

er waa quoted by the proeecutor of 190,000. la all, the atteehmeaU Jubilation, which doca not teem First of Lectures saying that about 31A000 was ■* tfanrlirBtpr Widow Faces agalaat Mrs. Robiagtoa'a property --- • si to rcallac that what haa happened GOP Meeting Police Court owed her by Mm . Robingtoo. ameuat to more than 346,000. a la that America haa once more -Here Tomorrow In addition to the crimlael apokasman In tha town clerk's e(- £orniit9 Ifrralb turned Its back on peace and pre- In Town Court this morning charges filed against Mrs. Roblng­ fica said. PUKLWHBD BT THB Well Attended Judge Herman Yules sentenced Two Charges ton, aeveral certificates of attach­ for dining rooms aert'ed the oauae o f wMfr. Actual­ Among the credltoM are three uritALD PRINTINU CO. INC. The Manchester Branch of the William Malauaky at 61 Apel ment and a mechanics lien were Bridgeport stores. D. M. Reed com­ " II BtMell ltra«: ly, Prealdent Truman’a paaainK Hartford County Y. W. C. A. will place to Jail tor 90 days on a con­ filed egeinet her In the town clerk’s MABChcater. Cubb. Trumbull Woman ’ Ar* pany, Howland Dry Goods com* ‘ TUUUA8 rBBUUSUN effort for peace has Injured the Enthusiastic Crowd begin la Public Affairs Luncheons viction at broach at tho poaco. ’Tbo office in addition to a petition for pany and George B. N o th ^ le and Praa., Traaa.. Obb I Mi.Mnr cauae o f peace, for now, In reac­ tomorrow at tha Salvation Army accused was airestsd a t hia home rested Friday and involunUty bankruptcy. The lat­ Son, at least one automobile dealer and dining-living FMiadad Octobai l. lUi. North End Rally on complaint o f hia w ife who as­ ter waa filed by Lerwie In the sura tion to his blunder, there is a ClUdel. and sevaral ladividuals. PultMthtd B»«ry Br*iiin| Kai>*pl Polish-Amrricans A fine group o f apaakara has serted be threatened her with a Agfiin on Saturday luBdav and Hoiidijr*. E nt»r^ al lh» hardening of American rcaolvc been obtained for these lectures by knife and "threw me out", a atato- •o»l «Bint at Manri>*»ter. Cnnn. aa airainst the processes of peace. Mre. Charles 8. House, chairman ment tho defendant denied. Bridgeport, Oct. II— — Ar- rooms . . . laeoBd Claa» Mail Uatttr. It is difficult to ssy which, of An enthusiastic crowd turned of the committee. The speaker to­ The JaU aentence waa auapond- rostsd Friday and again Saturday out last night for a Republican ed on condition Malauaky atay tJL'BHCKIPTlON R A T M all our curses, is the greatest morrow wlU be Dr. Laurence Bar­ on chargea of obtalnlnf money JBA Taar By Uail ...... flUUV rally at White Eagle Hall on North ber of Trinity OoUege, Hartford, away from hto wlfo and oontributo under falae pretenssa and lasulfig )la oiontha by Mi.ll ...... I tun curse of our time. But we would street sponsored by the Pollsh- regularly to her oupport. Probo- The Molly Pitcher drop-laaf ..I (O' whohe subject w ill be ’’P arty Plat­ fraudulent checks. Mrs. M argaret WATKINS 3aa rnenth by Mall ...... Amerlcan Republican Club. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS! . .' .IH think that It Is that our would-bc forms." tlon Officer Jamqe Duffy told the Roblngton. 66, of Trumbull, will table has always been a S’nfla Copy ...... ' John Kacmarezyk, president of kVnnkly. by Carnet ...... pesceniakers, who should be On October IBtb, Dr. Ruaaell court be had bad piovtous dlfA- be presented in city court today. favorite for dining room or ■tuba, dclirered. One Tear . luiai the club, was in.chaige of the ar­ CUnchy of H artford will dlacuaa cultles to settle with the accused, Mrs. Roblngton. a widow, was . II2.IKI blessed among us, Wallace full­ combination dining rooihs. tVeat of Biaa.. Poreim .. rangement and waa ably assiated "World Government," and on Oc­ and be warned that unleaa strict arrested on the first count Friday time, Truman In his brief escape, eeee 23 X 42 inch c lo e ^ ; 42 x by a large committee headed by tober 26 Dr. George McReynolde action waa taken "aomethlng aerl- night in her home on a warrant but you get m e m b e r OF Mra. Ignacy Wierzbickl, Mrs. ~ I favorite AAolly ‘ TUB ASibM-IATKD I'KBSw arc blunderers. That tragic fact o f Connecticut, oua may occur." issued by State’s Attorney Lorin 60 open. Gen- ' Walter Wojnarowicz, Bronislaw of the University Tb* Aaaoriateo Free* la exrlua'«ely aside, it is still the truth that the will have aa his topic "Progreaa of Malauaky waa arraated at 2:30 W. Willis. Complelnant was I. ulne mahogany! 7 0 . 9 5 Partyka and Mrs. Stanley Majew- rntitleo to Ilia u»e ol repiibl'eatioB nl the United Nationa" p. m. yeaterday. He has a previoua Chauncey Lewis, Bridgeport hotel- •II neva diapatcliea creUUeit to it. or world’s choice today is negotia­ aki. Dinner was served at 6:30 a lot for your money! W as $110.00 . . . . / i f Mrs. Chase Goinff Woodhouse record of convictions, the court men, who seid in the complaint Pitcher table no. olherwia*. crertitro 'n tnia papei tion or death. Somehow, in some and waa followed by a spcakin.i; was told and was only last wsek ANNIVERSARY SALE and alao the Ideal naara piiPI'aheii hert. will speak on Novem ber 9 on the that he gave M m . Roblngton 3600 All riflita of republiyalion of apecial unblundcrlng, balanced way, we program .In both Polish and Eng­ arrestsd for drunken driving in in cash and 33,000 in property last Milk ia definitely your lish. subject of " A Democratic and StS' diapatrhaa herein are alao reaetead. must find, or some other nations ble Germany" and ort November 16 East Hartford. The court was told June for a 1948 model high-priced The principal speaker of the eve­ that drinking waa the baaia o f the BEST FOOD BUT.r Na* E. A Sera- must find for us, the way to make Rev. Clifford Simpaon of the Cen­ car which ahe failed to deliver. Full aamea cHenl ol ning waa Congressman at largo family difficulties. let. fnc. ter Congregational church will give Held over night at the Fairfield ture’s most nearly perfset peace, or we shall all, blunderers Antoni N. Sadlak of Rockville who The traffic accident case of county jell, Mrs. Roblngton was Publiahtra Repreacntktiaea; The is runnthg fo r re-election on the a "Report on the Amsterdam Con­ food. M IL K docs MORE for biggest Watkins value of 1948 and warmongeTs and the great ference.’’ Robert L. Stephenson of Bolton released Saturday In bonds o f 35,- Juliua Uathewa Special A»ancy —Naar Republican ticket. Speaking in waa continued from day to day York Chieaco. oetroit and Boaton. mass of people who simply want Luncheon reaervatlonz should be 000. Later that day she was ar­ the body than any other both English and Polish, Congress­ pending further Invastigatlon of rested on the second charge on a peace but do not know how to get man Sadlak bitterly denounced made in advance each week by food, and docs it more IIBUBER ACOIT BUREAU OF calling Mra. Adam Rhodea. 2-9016, the details o f a Camp Meeting warrant signed by City Court Pros­ O ld e Salem U1RCUUATION& ______^ it, go down to destruction togeth­ the Truman administration for its road accident this morning In ecutor Michael Sicilian. She was ECONOMICALLY. foreign policy culminating in the or Mra. W illiam Steckel, 3056. • 3 The Harald Prin'.lni Compjwy. Int. er, •' which he waa involved. ordered held in bonds o f 310,000. Potsdam agreement and for the 1 Franklin W. Marshall of Hart­ aaaumea no financial reapmalblUty for Unable to furnish bail, she was Bergren's delicious LA B * typocrapbleal errora appearma ad- failure of the administration to co-1 Democrats Lead ford was found guilty at speeding held in Jail, pending her arraign­ aertlaementa and other readiM mattar. operate with Congroas. He urged i on Center street and was fined ment in city court. TE STE D M IL K Make It bedroom group In The ilancheaiet Eathing Herald. Editor Patterson’s Question hia audience to vote a straight R e -! 315. Complainant In tha second publican ticket for a state and na- i In Registrations the MAINSTAY of your Monday, October 11 Grove Patterson, editor in chief On an intoxication count, W ill­ charge was Mra. Frances Berger tional government which will co-, ard Boliver of 65 Garden street o f N ew York city who charged that Oof" meab. of the Toledo Blade, It one of operate for a better American way | was fined 315. Thomas Egan, no Mrs. Roblngton had given her a America’s keenest newspapermen, of life. I For the first Unie since 1934, farrious make The “Mission To Moscow” more Democrats than Republicans address. In on the same charge check for 33,000 which was drawn and a great deal o f his time re­ Senator Charles S. House and i promised to leave town at once if on a bank in which the Tmmbuli A year-round registered here Saturday. The ses­ JASieostN oAmv viewed within the context of RepresentaUvea Julia Crawford ■given a break". He was accorded woman had no account. M m . Berg­ cently has been devoted ,to per­ and Sherwood Bowers also spoke sion was held from 8 a. m. to 8 our existing foreign policy, the sonal study o f conditions abroad. p. m. and during that time 216 new the opportimlty to make a break briefly and Probate Clerk, John for freedom, under a 10 day Jail Broadloom Axminsters "Mission to Moscow" affair la a voters were made. This raises the Editor Patterson came to Con­ W allett waa introduced to the sentence, suspended if he left gathering. total of new voters made this year best seller • • ♦ tremendoua blunder on the part of necticut the other night to ad­ town. The meeting 'closed with a short to 1,831. President Truman, The reckless driving charge dress the Rotary Chib o f New­ talk by Rev. Stephen S. Stryjewski, At the session 79 of the 216 Atlantic against Frank Rlva of Andover * If perfect would Our existing foreign policy, town. Uhat he had to say was pastor o f St. John’s church. registered Republican and 81 reg­ was nolled due to lack o f evidence most recently revealed In the istered Democrat. Fifty-alx did not 1.00 the only common sense of our to substantiate the count. cost 116.50 9x12 "White Paper” description of the affiliate themselves with . either Range and Fuel times. ' Community Play party. f a '^ r T s Moscow conferences last summer, "World War III,” he said, ’’la In The next session for the making consists in refusing to negotiate the making." The only way to of voters will be held next Satur? 2 1 9 ^ 0 111 Full Heliearsal OIL 1100 BURNSIDE AVE 844 MAIN ST Two gorgeous Eighteenth Century floral de­ with Russia. Against this policy. avoid it ’’lies in some form of day. It will be the laat opportunity to be made a voter before the N o­ ^JOTICE EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER signs . . . a panel floral and scroll floral . . . President Truman suddenly pro- world government.’* Put a ballet dancer—an accor­ vember electtcms, unless the voter’s TEL. 8 2 131 TEL ENTERPRISE 1025 both on popuUr grey background! Plenty of poaed negotiation. W e are now having, said EMitor THE OFFICE OF dion player— a Russian grand qualUlcationa mature between next L. T. W OOD co: other colors in the designs to tie-in with your Our existing foreign policy la ­ Patterson, an "armed truce” duchess Intent on making blitzes Chesty dressefi .Saturday and the November eleC' DR. RALPH scheme . . . gold, rose, wine, blue-green. Im­ bors to establish the premise that which "may last the rest of this —an actress candidate for Belle­ tion. Then there w ill be a special 51 mssell St TeL 6496 §1 ' the present world struggle is not vue—an ex-G.I. w orking hard on session held Monday, N6v. 1 from perfections are mostly in designs which do year and the year after. the 62-20 plan—two or three G- LECHAUSSE poster bed merely between Russia and the 9 a. m. to 12 o’clock noon.. not impair the wear of these deluxe rugs. ' "But it is not peace," he aald. men—all on the stage at the same WILL BE CLOSED United Statea, but betwean Ruaaia "So long as the two strongest na­ time—illuminated by exploding fireworks—and one has a rough and all other nations. We have tions in the world continue to OCTOBER idea of the second act curtain of FROM had considerable difficulty In per- JANE NACKOWSKI build their stockpiles' of bombs You Can’t Take It With You," . Clearance auading the rest of the world of OCT. 12 TO OCT. 28 and planes and guns and ships, so being presented by the Gibbons Has Limited Openings this, but we have, at the present Assembly, Ladies' of Columbus, and long as this competitive race for For 0 S P E C IA L time, come close to binding other the Community Players at Whlton the mightier armament goea on, hall, October 22 and 23. Piano Students Sale Most popular of all Olonial bedroom nations to ua as allies. . W e have' the day of the explosion will T*** George Kaufman’s CaD 5560 - \ famous Holman-Baker made furniture, and Watkins 74th Anniver­ had dlfllculty bringing them to come." famous comedy of the Sycamore To Make Room For New sary brings it to you with an‘extra large our theory that negotiation should family and their head-on collision Cremeoil The United Nationa Charter, Car Shipments six-drawer dresser having a distinctive not be attempted, but they have with Wall street and the F.B.I. Editor Patterson said, should be Playing the Sycamore family are: broken pediment mirror. Pineapple tim of late, w l^ doubt and misgiv- Most cars thoroughly poster bed with foot rail. Matching o- amended to provide "for an Inter­ Fred Malin as "Grandpa" who col­ NOTICE fnga, been following ^ r diplo- national police force o f such size lects snakes, stamps and com­ conditioned and carry 30 drawer high chest, as shown. Mahogany mencement speakers— and waa last Permanent PRINCESS , matle lead. Now, suddenly. Presi­ plywood panels; solid gumwood fram­ and protective power that the ar­ ■***> as the 80-year-old uncle in THE OFFICE OF day guarantee. dent Truman proposed to leave mament o f every nation could ing. UsuaUy $249.00. “January Thaw’’; Faith Fallow as DR. ROBERT R. FliNERMHCMES them out in the cold while the be cut to the sise necessary for its hia daughter, ’’Penny," who writes United States undertook direct plays because a typewriter waa 1948 PACKARD 4-DOOR W a v e . < internal policing. KEENEY, JR. . SE D A N —-Radio and heater. Innerspring Mattresses •egottattetui with Russia. delivered at the house by mistake; ’^"Tou say that Russia would not Edward Culver aa "Paul," who Model 2201. Our exlatlng foreign policy ia Join? Do not be.sure. Russia can­ makes fireworks and plays with an W ILL BE CLOSED based ent aix weeks saying ‘4io,” and Smith, U. S. Ambassador to Rus­ $279 sia. He was bom in Madison, Ind. lET ME ..F The only time yon can get nothing more. Perhaps he remem­ 1947 CROSLEY SEDAN Needs A REAL Qeamng bered, in connection with that, Casino. Me.—The Rev. Janies AK more insurance is . . . before Albert Nichols, Sr., 81, former SNOW TOU MOW e . — Driven 3,000 miles. Trad­ • • . the kind we give it here with our Trio of maple tables that the first Moscow Conferenco president of the Advent Christian you have a fire. ed on new Hudson by origi­ of Secretary of State Marshall’s TO WAX YOUl flOOW Sofas I39‘“ Conference of America. tEnHEWUHMriEffiniSOF... nal owrntr. 85 to 50 miles Topping them (above) is a copy of an old cob­ office had been merely a demon- Detroit— Ernest A. O Brien, 69, Ask this agency to check • S-way IlMlra-Sinia per gal. bler’s bench which you use as a coffee table today. atratlon o f Mr. Marahall'a aucceas- Federal Judge. • I ’ ll »hbw you the »icW PRESSURE PURGER over your policies. $619 Complete with nail sections; awl rack and drawer. A J ful detamUnation to say "no" Duquoln, III.—Ted Horn, Pater­ • Adjadabla Frauura Wriaftr Caalral son, N. J„ automobile race driver. applyi.f **•»*• ^** No need to remove radiator, no matter how badly Antiqued maple finish over solid maple. Was (Above) New, tall 38-inch Chairs mure often and more consietently ‘ • tissar laaWt la full tayaiity whMa Pasadena, Calif.— Charles H. clogged the radiator and cooling system are. Our 829.75. china column lamp! Green th M the Ruasiana had ever said «pW « whyUfiWr®- sanalaia hib, Thorne, 79. former president of PR ESSUR E PU R G E R method is quicker, better, ivy design; 18” rayon .50 I t Montgomery Ward and company. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 194S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE8TBIL CONN.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1948 p a g e E iG B t

Kingswood School, u d from Tuft’s center, Doby making a fine stop Marshall Asserts College EnglneerlngMhool. which prevented an extra baaer. Must Avoid Local Woman Pension Fund Obituary Weddings During the war he served for Rickert swung at the first pitch three and a half years os Captain and oent a grass cutter to Gordon Lone Action Statements Show ______I, , V in the S72nd ^ g in e e r Regiment. near second base who flipped to Hurt in Cra^ Legion Gridders Win 20-12; Silk City in Scoreless Tie' Report Filed Sherman-Brennan He is now connected with Watkins Boudreau forcing Elliott as Bou­ (CeaUiiMd Iraae Page Om ) Unity Upon Policy Brothers Hartford store. dreau whipped acrooa to Robinson Deaths Mr. and Mrs. Rush Will occupy to double up Rickert. which are htetorically the roots of their new home at 88 Cooper Hill Stalkeld rolled out, Gordon to war. Mrs. Elisabeth Green­ Total Membenhip at (OtontlaMd rron Pago Om ) "W e are in Berlin by right," said Twilight League and Town Softball Champions I S. M. U. Upset Stanley Walckowskl street, Manchester.’ Robinson. Blue and Gold Forced ' Preaent la 1 2 7 ; The No runs, one hit, no errors, none Vandenberg, chairman of the Sen­ wood Taken to Hos­ Waterbury Warriors On one major Issue he had al­ Stanley Walckowskl of 89 Union left. ate Forei^ ASalra committee. pital Badly Injured 9 m By Missouri Financial Statement ready made his position quite street, died at his home Saturday liitliaiis Lead SsventJi Inning Indiana "Ye shall not be driven out. Wo clear. That is that the United afternoon after a short lllneias. Mitchell filed to M. McCormick. shell not negotiate under duress.’’ To Come From Behind Th* flnanctal Btatement for the States will not agree to a simul­ Bom In Lithuania 79 years ago, he Doby v.fjlstled a low line single The senator made the declara­ Mrs. Ellaabeth Greenwood, 4^. Fail To Whip Locals of Camp Meeting road, was rushed month of September for the Man- taneous lifting of the Berlin block- came to this country half a cen­ Braves, 3-1 over second base. tions in accepting the 1948 freedom 'our Major Collegiate ad. and a meeting of the Council tury ago. He had lived in Manches­ award for “leaffing the united to Memorial hospital at 7:30 a. m. SlM inrolL Benaz fran the caa for 4 * teeter Retirement Allowance (Cnntinned from Page One) Bailott came up with Boudreau’s Elevens Remain Un­ New Canaan sieamroii- ^ ^ n d waa completed this morning of Foreign Ministers on Germany. ter 46 years and was a veteran sissllng grounder down the third American people In the service of today in a semi-conacious condi­ tion after a car In which she was B r a » a«y Team UnJ.Iv by C. beroy Norrla, treasurer. His Marshall told a news conference employee of the jOrford Soap com­ base line and started an around- a free world.’’ Freedom house, a ers Score Touchdown ^ ^ tnsnn doubled Dark off first. a pasoenger left Camp Mseting defeated; Highlights ^ ^ The BhM and Gold had eemrya statement shows $120,481.02 of emphatically Saturday night that pany, retiring several years ago thc-hom double ’plav, the third private organization aimed at T o R .pv.1 No runs, one hit, no errors, none road and plunged Into a tree. 8 thing toetr'owa way tha reat oT cash and bonds on hand, $120,000 the Berlin blockade must be ended after thirty-five years of service. baseman to Stanky to Torgeson. moting international good will, On Opening Kickoff; left. made the award. Driver of the car was Robert L. Success; G. Yincek couldn't win, but alao could not New York, Oct 11—tO—Al­ the gfcme and after agaia taking' of this being In U. S. Oovemment before this country would agree to He was a member of the Lithuan­ ..Second Inning Indians Reventh Inning Braves ' a . a Council meeting with Russia on ian National Catholic Alllanoc. Discussing the Berlin situation, Stephenson, listed by police as w:,, , 1 gv ' e M beaten. Majewakl and Doggart i J though dump-thc-favorits contin­ Ed Jacobs Features toe ball on dosma fttim'the vM- bonds. Tucker fouled to Elliott. M. McCormick, went down swing- djd fine joba filling In the gapa ues to bs a popular Saturday pas- The total membership of the Mr. Walckowski leaves four Vandenberg said “ if there Is any also a Camp Meeting road rcsi- Misses r leld tgOal tors, marched 83 yards to the end, German problems. .Stanky snared Robinson's low •niC for Lemon’s first strikeout tims, four asajor coliege elevena— KundMs now 12“ persona, six of Marshall's departure , ended a daughters. Miss Agnes and Miss reciprocity answering our will for flent. He was held pending fur- i openad up In the local line, with a EMdle (Prstxal) Jacobs put on aoae with Bonadlee eratoing off line drive inches off the ground victim. peace, there Is every reason why there InveotlgaUon o f the mishap. An Inapired Silk City A. C. foot- result that the Warrlota atUck Notre Dame. Michigan, Pennsyl- tackle from the two to peore( whom are receiving pensions, and critical period In which he and the Ann Waikowski o f this town, Mrs. near second base. ■ Keltner came In fast and made a dassling one man exhibition yes­ the Security Council should be Mrs. Greenwood was reported as had to take a back aeat. vaala and Penn state— are riding Bonadlee completed the after-' two newanembcrs have been taken President decided to give the World John Rlahtasky of Plantsville, and Hegsn lined a slhgle over Elli a nice pickup and a fine under­ ball taam battled a highly regard­ terday afternoon at M t Nebo fleld in during the past month. Re­ able to Hft the blockade, establish suffering contusions and lacera- The Bilk City will return to home unbeaten atreaka that now bridge noon’s scoring as he skirted ott| an official version of the proposed Mrs. Edwin Ekrut of the Panama ott's head Into left field. hand throw while off balance to ed and favored Waterbury War­ as the Manchester American Le­ funds have beeiL paid to two who Vinson mission to Moscow and un­ lealistic negotiations on related Uons o f the right forehead, right paatures Sunday. three eeeaons. gion notched Us flrst win of the tackle for the final point. Canal sone, who arrived early yes­ Lemon filed to Rickert in deep nip the slow-moving Stanky by riors to a stalemate yesterday aft­ roa. The Ftghtmg Irish haven’t been The SteamroUera had little td withdrew. ^ derline that the whole project has terday by plane'from the Army half a step. Robinson helped a problems and proceed to a con­ elbow, left wrist and fractured season against the New CTanaan left center field. lower right arm. ernoon at Municipal Stadium in SUk CM> A C (0) Warrlora (6) licked slace Orest Lakes turned Bing about in the wmy o t offense The statement follows: been abandoned. base there where her husband Cap­ No runs, one hit, no errors, none long stretch and stab of the wide clusion in civilized fashion.” Steam Rollers. 30-12 before an en­ Receipts As a result, the United States Vandenberg said the Ruasians Police say Stephenson said his tha Brass aty. Neither team waa L, E, the trich in toe last gams of toe and notched only two flrat downs tain Ekrut and aon Stanley are lo­ left. throw. Bill Stewart was a bit late abla to acora although each had Brown Galls 1646 ■■aeon—a string of 20 vie- couraging crowd cut somewhat by through toe game's entirety, tooae Cash on hand October 8. was able once again to present to cated. Mr. Waickowski also leaves cannot ignore "the united nations car 'skidded and he lo.st control. toe World Series. Little ran the 1948 ...... $11P..^40.82 Mrs. B. M. Sherman Second Inning Braves in calling the play and-received an aeveral chancaa. Twice' the War- L. T. tortsa marred only by a 1946 Ue coming on the flnal three p lim ot the world a picture of undivided three grandchildren Elliott was credited with a sin- argument from Stanky. security council in the Berlin situ­ opposition wild durtnz the course Received from Km- plora threatened the Manchester Wrobel Blapco with Army. toe game. Casey heaved to iMclI- determlnation,.ln International af­ Funeral services will be held K'e when Keltner fielded his slow Frank McCormick went Into ation "unless they prepared to of the game and came through ployes' Contribution.. 2,491.22 fairs. The mq [riage of Mias Lillian present the world with a conclusive goal line but were halted before L. G. Michigan has reeled off 17 in a lo for 13 yaros and then Interfer­ from the Leclerc Funeral Home. 23 Mary -ennsn o f 78 Walnut bounder and pulled Robinson off pinch hit for Volselle and bounced Red Fighters pay dirt could be reached. One O. Vlncek Bemube row, counting the 48-0 wallopins with aeveral fine forward passes. ence waa called on a 30-yard For one thing, reports of a split Main street, Wednesday at 8:30 a. the bag with a hurried throw. Um­ out to Keltner. confession that they are incapahi* He notched a gain nearly every Total ...... $122,032,04 street, t i -an Stanley Sherman mageh by the 811k Towners fell C. o f Soutoeren California in the heave by Casey to complete toe between Mr. Truman and his sec­ m„ followed by a requiem high pire Stewart at first called- the of allegiance to the most funda­ time he carried and racked up a retary of state were formally de­ of Elginf took place Saturday abort in the closing minutes of the Mitchell (Jannato Itoee Bowl Jan. 1. day. Time ran out with Cbnaan la mass at St. Bridget's church at runner out but reversed his deci­ mental of all peace pledges to Use Corridors total of thirteen flrat downs for toe Refund* ...... $ 373.98 nied. at 11 o'ck in tha rectory o f St. game. R. G. Penn State, tied by Southern poeseaaion. toe flnal score Man­ nine o'clock and burial in St. sion when Robinson dropped the which any nation can subscribe.” locals. Nick Punadies, Joe Rubers. Office E xpense*...... 75.00 And -despite sharp Republican James’s church. Rev. Robert Presidential Adviser Bernard M. It was a moral victory for the Pohl Moffa Methodist In the last tkkton Bowl chester 30, Cbnaan 12. 1.101.44 Bridget's cemetefy,'''''' ball. Need Definite (Continued from Page One) R. T. game, has 11 regular season tri­ Butch Rufflno and Tony CMla did Pension ^ i d ...... criticism of the President’s role Wood, assistant pastor, performed Baruch made a brief speech In locals as earlier this aeaaon the Manebester (36) Friends may call at the funeral Elliott was awarded second when Waterbury team tacked a 19 to 0 Naoalff Schlavo umphs. So haa Ita neighbor. Ivy lot of ball toting for the Blue naan (It ) Cash on hand October In the Incident—G. O. P. support the double-ring ceremony. The which 4ie called Vandenberg’s re­ Brooks ...... Rttgcr 8. 1948 ...... 481.62 home from 7:30 this evening until bridal attendants, w-ere Miss Jean Lemon committed a balk. comml.ssion of the Soviet zone yes* defeat on the Silk Towners in a Q. B. League champion Pennsylvania. and Gold with Rubers and Ruf­ for this country’s bl-partisan for­ Rickert sent Tucker almost back marks “heroic.” L.E. U. S. (Tovernment the hour of the service. Brennan, sister of the bride, and Foreign Plans terday conceded that production gamt played In Manchester. The Doggart Velluccl Tbla (|uartet survived last week- flno gaining on line plunges eign policy at the United Nations to the center field wall for his long Economic Cooperation Adminis­ Ruggerio ...... Tripp Bond* ...... 120,000.00 sessions in general and on the Donald Sherman of Elgin, brother goals were not being met in sever­ Botteron Snolkls ■Bd’a wave of upheavals that saw George Brooks played his finest drive and Elliott raced to third trator Paul G, Hoffman told the Warriors were every bit as good LT, Berlin crisis in particular was of the bridegroom. gathering that Europe’s efforts al fields. ygsterday but on the other hand R, H. B. the defeat of the only other un­ game of the season for toe locals $122,032.04 after the catch. L.1 lannacone getting in on a score of tackles Lefkln ...... Powers Total ...... ptiblicly reaffirmed. The bride wore a hunter’s green Rev. C O. Simpson at toward speedy economic recovery ^ffglng steel end metals pro­ tha Silk Towners played a vastly Majewakl beaten power of 1947- Southern LO. Total Membership ...... 127 Salkeld bounced to Robinson L. H. B. while racking up several fine First Move By Dewey , Funerals suit grey accessories and white under the Marshall plan are suc­ duction waa blamed on lack of ma­ Improved game. Ehid plays which ^ u i \ \ t' V . V ' ^ V Metoodiat—and a full dozen ot the Karp ...... Foley Number of persona receiving who made the unassisted putout at Koaah Fortin chosen. catches on passes from Jacobs Gov. Thomas K. Dewey, the Re­ orchid corsage. Her attendant Kiwanis Meet Gives His ceeding admirably despite Russian chinery which formerly came from netted considerable yardage In C. Pension ...... « publican presidential nominee, first as Elliott made no attempt to western Germany. F. B. S. U.’i Mustangs, despite the and Bonidlea. Onstaf W. Carlson wore a pink suit, blue accessories score. opposition to the program. the flrst game for the Warriors C M(v>nr>V5i \HH'6 M. P. Rufflno ...... Bergenty New Members ...... 2 made the first move In this direc­ and white rose corsage. View^ on Europe The counter-blockade of the So­ Y. Vlncek Mancini herculean work of All American Mental Lapse Costly The funeral of Guataf William Keltner scooped up Mike McCor­ Repeating a speech he made went for naught yesterday with PIctared above la the Center Motors softball team, TnlUgM SeftbaB Leagne and town cl fsr toe R.O. Refunds ...... 2 tion. It came roughly 24 hours viet zone waa ordered by the west­ Subatitutlona: Man, Uebletz, E3- Doak Walker, were toaeed by zuT' Canaan took advantage of a Carlson was held this afternoon at Mrs. Viola Corcllius, foster mick’s slow roller past the mound earlier In a CBS broadcast. Hoff­ tha BUk (31ty flankers snd backer- IMS sen son, Tim Motora have won the league and town tttlea the past two yeni*. Paasaro ...... Belcher 1 after the disclosure by Mr. Truman 2 o'clock at the W. P. Quish Fu­ mother o f the bride, wore a black Rev. cnifford O. Simpson, min­ man said Russia exposed Its po­ ern military governors July 26 in ups spilling ball carriers before Hs, Bolduc, Plummer, Moriarty, prizing MUsouri, 20-14. mental lapse on toe very flrst play R.T. himself that he had considered and threw him out. ister of the Center (Jongregational Turklngton, CIpolla, Tedford, De The **am, kneeling. (L to r.) Lnrr>- Rn.ttrk, Bob Osborn, Lnrry Onsaa, Osenr PhUll|m. Blchy dnrvls nad neral Home. Services at the fu and pink dress, black accessories No nins, one hit, no errors, one sition with "horrible clarity” when retaliation against the Russla:n any aisable gains could material- Now It’s a question which o f the of the game and scored as toe DeMaeo ...... Skinner sending Chief Justice Vinson to church, who wa.s In Europe this veao, Caladreaa, Wat, Pettit, No- Stan Lnens. Second row, sponsor Ollle Jsrvts, Eddie \Tlgn, Charlie Covey, Tommy Mason, Don Mor­ unblemished is next to get its kickoff went rolling into the end Triiiiipii Hits neral home were conducted by and corsage of pink roses; and the left. the Soviet union and Its satellites blockade of the western sectors of rell, Jimmy August, Bob Aaron, Bob Cleveland, BUI MUcwshl, Conch Casey Magnason, Jerry Chagaoa, RE. Moscow but had been dissuaded by Rev. CMrl E. Olson, pastor of the bridgegrobm’s mother, Mrs. Arth­ summer attending ihc conference pulled out of the recovery program Berlin. Waterbury had complete control brsga, P. lannacone, Facondinl spring snipped. sone, being a free ball it was Rubera ...... Casey Third Inning Indians In Amsterdam, Holland, traveled Gullfoile, Jamele, Kuczyuakl Bin Smith and sponsor Joe Besl.^ • ______^______Marshall. Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran ur Sherman, wore a black dreM Mitchell doubled down the left at the aUrt, "The order halted freight traffic In toe first period. Spinach Vlncek MlcUgan and Pennsylvania face pounced on by Samele and the Q.B. Dewey Stand Dewey Issued a statement at Al­ around somewhat in nearby coun­ Massota, MlciUI, Palombo, Rinaldi troubi church. and accessories and corsage of Held line. to and from the Russian zone, cut­ booted to toe seven yard line where bkSus times this week. Rollers led 6-0 Tha score loomed Jacobs ...... Ouerard bany declaring that the American Bearers, representing three or­ gardenias. tries in August and early Septem­ ting eastern Germany off from Clampl, Damello. Paige replied solemnly: “In toe The Wolverinea, who amotoered as troublesome tmtil a drive ot L*H3. people "are In fact united In their Doby sent Rickert back against Fortin took It back to the twenty- (Continued from Page One) ganisations, were: John M. Rukas The ceremony was followed by a the left Held wall for his towering ber. He gave the Kiwanis m- sister. Miss Hazel Newcomb as left. toe local 28 before Botteron nailed (Cleveland because he wanted to Stake of the Windsor Division of leading 12-7. 6u Quota, n t . O ct U — (SV— e Fourth Inning Indians over there are of rather low cali­ Lena Mcllduff to Camillo Gam- and Is proud of his part in helping satisfy one great ambition in his Notre Dame back and present tike the standout of- toe EMat by Paasee to Brooks - Returns to Recurring Charge munlst control.” . maid of honor. Robert McLean of bolatl, property on Ashworth Olcott Street him on fourth down. After an ex the Indiana win their flrat pennant toe C. S. A., last Saturday. The Ted Horn sfon’t roar toad 6M c Stanky fielded Tucker’s ground­ ber. Beyond the uniform they change of punts, and with only life— to see me pitch In a world Badger coach. thumping Illinois, 26-21. Texas Jacobs received toe kickoff to ' Returning to bis recurring DIfterencea Aggravated Madison was best man for Mr. street. in 28 years. pointers were "Connecticut Maearatl, srito No. 1 imblaaiaea The paper said differences be­ Garden Club members are er near second base and whipped have little background. They are seconds remaining in the first half, series. He said he had been watch­ Yankee Bill,” owned by Tom Mc- Christian shaded Indiana, 7-6. open the eecond half and skirted charge that Republicans fail to Finlay and the ushers were Frank His only regret—and It definitely on toe hood, around toa mdtaaaga* tween Russia and the western reminded of the October meet­ him out with an underhand toss to unable to give the German people lannacone bulled and plowed down ing me pitch aince boyhood. And Pat Bolduc turned in his best Partland dnd "Don’s Nutmeg Iowa turned back heavily favored to his own 36 before being knock­ take definite stands on important Hess and Claude Graham of Wa- la not a complaint—is that he has­ Us Speedway any mots. powers were aggravated by the ing this evening in Center (Jhurch Torgeson. any new Ideas. Displaced persons the east sidelines and waa knocked he said the best present I could footoall pcrxormance yesterday Duchess,” owned by Donnie Ohio State, 14-7. ed out of bounds. He faded on questions, the president said: terbury, Kerman .Shea of Weth- n’t been called upon to pitch more toe next play and threw a strike And ha wfll nevar raaUza hla ■ “I have taken a stand on every Soviet union's refusal to partici­ House, when Sidney CTrook, super­ Holmes came In fast for Robin­ are not being properly taken care out of bounds on the five by Joe give him for hla 50th birthday was afternoon for the Silk Towners Cowles. In Dixie, North Carolina contln' burning ambtUon to win toe 500- visor o f the Aetna Life Insurance erslleld and Robert Sweezy of often. He la convinced if used down the middle of George Brooks one o f the Important Issues of the pate in the European recovery pro­ Rocky Hill. son’s sinking liner. of, America should do more for Uebiedz as toe half ended. to win a wrorld series game.” against Waterbury. The dlmunl- ued its relentless roll by ovorpow mile Memorial Day claaele company's grounds, will show ko- regularly next year, he will win and the local flanker fought his day. Tou know where I stand. gram and by its demand to partici­ n jc bride's gown of candlelight Hegan fannsd, missing a blazing them. Skilful people are laboring The third quarter found the play tive backfield member drew toe ering Wake Foreet, a Southern Horn. 38. toree-time NatlannI dachrome slides of gardens and 20 games. Shots Here and There way to toe 46 for a flrst down, pate in control of the Ruhr valley. satin was de.signed with a fitted fa.st ball for the third strike. at menial jobs. An excellent surg­ being maneuvered between the plaudits of the crowd on aeveral Conference rirval. 28ffl. Georgia Auto Racing chempkxi arbo earned Just try to find out where the flower show scenes. A social time Morgan fumbled after plowing for Other fellow stands." “ In the light of the Soviet at­ bodice, Peter Pan collar and cord­ No runs, no hits, no errors, none eon might be cobbling Shoes, for thirty yard stripea. Fortin and Although Paige admits he is not occasions with his fine play both Promoter EM Otto at Cherry Tech, the Southeastern Hggie aome 855.000 in nine Indlanapolia with refreshments will follow Mr. P O P U L A R © MARKETS Park Speedway haa called a halt five yards and Canaan recovered. ' The Republicans “can't even titude toward the European re­ ed skirt terminating In a court left. instance. Connecticut, although Huck Ellis were responsible for too quite as fast as he was two decades Guard Cagers on offense and defense. whipped Washington and I,ee. 27 meea, was klQed yesterday on Okz covery program,’’ the document Crook's lecture, and a good turn­ Its ratio of population Is greater gains until Pat Bolduc was inserted ago, the fortylah fllnger firmly be­ to jnid^t auto racdig operations 0. Again the visitors failed to move Du Quoin Fair Ground track. have unity on campaign oratory,” train. Her veil of French illusion Fourth Inning Braves and kicked to toe Blue and Gold said, "It became clear the Soviet out of members and . friends Is waa draped from a satin braid Torgeson lifted an outside curve than any other state in the East into toe AC backfield in the clos­ lieves hla curve ball, control, gen­ Manchester High Is leading the for the season. Yesterday after­ While toe Southwest was «'jf' A wheel spindle broke on Hore'a the president said. He said Sena­ hope for. 974 Main St., Manchester fering a coupis of humbling Inss' 25 where Jacobs received and claim to participate in control of and her colonial bouquet was of to Mitchell. except Maryland, could take a few ing momenta of the period. Bull eral pitching aavvy and his vast Drill Tonight C.C.l.L. The locals have racked noon’s show- was the finale. Bronco racer during the second lap it. Nebo. It will be the flrat toe Fafnlrs of Hew Britain to the cruaked chest and fractured left a Cincinnati lawyer, sat at the council meeting in London a year of Mrs. Ellen Wilson and her com­ dy, turquoise satin trim and car- M, McCormick rammed a aingle home Saturday afternoon game in ago and declared: mittee. I ried bronze pompons. . through the middle of the diamond alng was uncanny and his receivers It’s a great thing for my race and Biggest job in toe Guards State Induatrial baseball chsm- leg- right o f Mrs. Truman at the speak­ ^ For Bride-Elect years. Mnata was Injured eUghtly. H# “The Soviet government had The mother of the bride was at-; scoring Elliott from second with were glue-fingered. Bolduc’s first I want my people to be proud of basketball camp la Coach Earl pionahip last Saturday. Peizan. Bill Voiselle Braves er's table. heave found its mark in an en­ left toe hoepltid after treatment come to regard that body as a Mrs. William Moran o f 109. tired in wine-colored crepe, grey '■ the tying run and sending Salkeld Yost’s In pruning out the remain­ who tolled with Naastffa In the • Mr. Truman Invaded industrial Mrs. John F. Murdock of 28 emy receiver’s hands. But that Paige made his first series~ap- Towm indoor recreation pro­ Johnny Pnraona 6f Los AngeMi rostrum for propaganda, rather Foster street, the former Mias accessories: and the bridegroom’s In the midway station. Tucker ing candidates to the squad limit Twt League, set toe Bridgeport Ohio with Jack Kroll, director of Walker street, assisted by her waa toe last tiiAe they saw toe ball pearance yesterday in Cleveland’s of ten. The list of players vicing grams for the fail and winter iUngera down with only four bits won the race. ” the P, A. C.-C. I. O. aboard his than a forum for negotiatioia” Doris Butler, was honored with a mother wore grey crepe with made a fine throw to the plate but Smoked season start tonight. The Eaat losing gidne to the Braves, and was Horn, from Pnteraon, N. J., had ( Since the western powers took Elliott slid across the dish safely. daughters, Mrs. Francis J. McCar- until toe last play of the game. berths with Manchester’s Eastern in winning, 5 to 1. Perxan’t b«t- Pitching Hope Today campaign train. Mrs. Kroll was surprise birthday party Saturday dusty rose accessories. Both moth­ tan and Miss Laura Murdock, en­ the only one o f four Indian pitchers Side and West Side buildings az won toa Araerlcnn Automobile An> the case to the Security Oouncll, Lemon and Boudreau attempted MancinI passed, and Bojduc re­ League entry is now down to nine­ terymate waa Lloyd Miller. The along, too. evening, given by Mrs. Donald ers wore orchid corsages and as­ tertained with a surprise miscel­ turned the compliments by snatch­ to emerge unscathed in Boston’s teen. well za the Y.M.C.A. will open at aocintlon racing title in 1646. 1047 Russia, has served notice she Gowdy at her home In Coventry. one of their patented pick-off play, latter ia one of toe atate’i best As he went aboard his orivate sisted the bridal party In receiv­ laneous shower Friday evening, ing It out of the air and carrying riotous six-run seventh inning. Manager Art Pdngratz ia lining 6 o’clock. and already had clinched it this would refuse to participate in About 20 guests were present ing at a large reception which fol­ but Salkeld got back to second known profeaaional basketball ear In Washington. Mr. Truman honoring Miss Wahnette Bram- Shoulders to toe 37. Then he went into his After toe aroused Bostonlons had up an ambitious schedule which players. .Jack O’Brien, Hartford Soulhworth Confideni .S'.’SV'JJrSS year. those discuslons and called for re­ safely. • raid he felt “perfect” despite his from New Britain, Rockville. lowed In the church parlors. mer. flancee of Franklin J. Mur­ act. rirat a past to Moriarty for raked Bob Feller, Ed Klicman and Mickey Murphy is said to have He had tried 10 times to win turn of the Issue to the Foreign Stanky fouled off a S to 0 pitch, will take the Guards through at Hurricanes cage mentor. Is now Wianing in Seven weeks of strenuous day and night Manchester and C>>ventry. G am ^ When the couple left for a trip dock. A large number of rela­ ten yards and a first down on the Ruoa Christopher for all their runs, clinched a berth on toe HtUyer or toe big IndtanapoUe race. In Me Ministers (Council.) then drew a base on balls to load least 40 games. Half of tola total working in New Britain. The campaigning. and a buffet luncheon were among through the Pocono Mountains, the tives and frienda attended. midfield stripe. Doggart, swarmed Paige came in and retired Warren ia expected to be in league play. college varsity basketball team Games; Blast Feller . since 1620 were punctured by Bob lest nine attempts he never tin- I Has Had Heartening effect the social pastimes and Mrs Mor­ the bases. 'Canea will serve as a farm club lahed lower than ' fourth. Last I The White Paper said “persist- bride was wearing a grey corduroy Miss Brammer, while seated be­ PLATE over by three Warrior backfield Spidin and Tommy Holmes on a Of the nineteen candidates, six­ this season. Murphy played with for toe Boston CelUca of the Bas­ IS r OdL n a n ElUott’s three-run homer that an received a number o f dainty suit, black accessories and red Gordon trapped VaUelle’s tricky neath a large wedding bell, un­ defenders, tapped a Bolduc toss routine fly and a simple infield Nasslffs last season alter drawing H e i o r e o O ^ A t f o r a t i s dropped in the right field stand- May he was fourth, behind Mauri I ent and successful efforts of the bounder behind the Infield grass teen are from Manchester, one ketball Association of America gifts from her friends. topper. They wll. be at hqpje to wrapped her numerous and beauti­ Into Botteron’s arms, and it waa grounder. He bowed out for a pinch from Willimantic and two from his discharge from the Navy...... I ing room crowd In the flrat In­ Rose, BUI HoUand and Duke Na- Dewev Holds western powers to keep the air and threw him out at first. tola aeason.. Bob Feller, like many Ion. link open has had a heartening ef­ their friends after October' 25 at ful ^fts as a shower of paper good for seven yards. The pass hitter In Cleveland’s half of the New Jersey. Local talent Includes of his predecessors, has failed to En Route to Boston. O ct 11.— ning. I One run, two hits, no errors, hearts dropped from the bell. A Hoeae Bevivea Hie eecond arife. Gerry, whom he fect on the Borljn population and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Della Fera 30 North School street. from center was far off toe mark seventh. Russ Cole, Bruno and John By- Bowling acUvlty will also start star on the mound in hla flrst (/T>—Billy Soutoworto’s aroused Attack Back ■of 24 Pine street, who were mar­ three left. buffet luncheon was served by the Corned on toe next play, and Bolduc Paige joined the tribe In mid- Dale Mitchell’s lead-olf homer married only 17 days ego, was has "strengthened their resolve to Mrs. Finlay is a graduate of Fifth Inning Indians cholaki, Pete Staiim, AI Surowiec. In the West Side Rec League at world aeries..Bob___ Elliott_ can't Boston Bmves gamble on Bill * ^ » ried 40 years ago, October 12, Ool- klanChestcr High school and is hostesses and an ei^oyable evening chased the pigskin back to his own season and won six games while Red Gavello. Ed Kose. Harry Egg­ In toe flrst against the veteran among the 5.000 spectators who resist exclusive Soviet dominat­ Lemon swung at Volselle’a flrat the Rec lanes. Paganl’s West Sides move off a dime at toliM base but j Volselle to square the world aeriee witnessed Horn’s last ride.' Burial ion.” umbu.'i day. in Hartford, will cele­ •mployed by the Traveler’s In­ was spent by all present. thirty-five and with two Warriors losing lone. He pitched three com­ leston, Wally Parctak, Bob Erm- meet McCann's and the Indepen­ egalnst Cleveland’s Bob Lemon Nelson Potter revived hope. El­ (Continued from Page One) pitch and sent a high pop to T or The couple will be married by he can swat a baseball a mile as liott* second blast in the third in­ will be In Paterson. ’i'hc' document traced the ups brate the event Sunday next, when surance Company. Mr. B’lnlay is a lb . climbing all ov’er him, uncorked a plete games, two of them shutouts. isch. Bob Tedford, Hank Sheridan, dent Cloak is paired with Lee’a fans in CHeveland will testify after today as the clubs return to the families of their childrens will geson Just Inside the first base Rev. Leland O. Hunt at the Second I could have won more If they'd ning, this time Into toe left fltM tiitt John Foster Dulles. Dewey’s and Downs of western power graduate of Crosby High school Une. Beef sizzling latter high strike that Hogan Zamaitis, Bob Brawn, Snap Esao. yesterday’s performance. Braves Field for toe sixth game. gather at their home for dinner. and the Bentley. School of Ac­ Congregational church, Saturday, Botteron grabbed for another firai let me pitch more often." he said, Server and Ike Cole. Russ Barbero ■eats, sold the idea that Mr. Fel­ foreign aTalrs adviser, might hopes during the Moscow confer­ Mitchell foiled to Elliott a foot October 16, at 10 o’clock. Taking new hope from .toe ler was In for a rough afternoon. ences that an pgreement u-diild be counting, Boston. He Is employed down on the Waterbury thirty- ’But Boudreau was afraid I could Is the Thread City player while The annual fall field trials of home run blasts that routed Bob­ Softball Managers •••ithdra'.v fro:n P’ o Paris ilolcga- avyay from the steps leading to the not go nine innings. You know, A few early Wrds started Uon. reachedr'^ by the Arm of Hadfleld, RothwcU, players’ dressing rooms. three. Bolduc to Vlncek, Bolduc (Jhariie Wilson and Johnny Burns the B.nrber Hill Gun Club will b« The Mount Van Hoevenberg bob­ by Feller In yesterday’s 11-5 vic­ to^ Moriarty. Bolduc to Botteron, they signed me up strictly as a hall from Jersey. mature celebrations In the fourth .'lays Dulles Will Mtay It reported that the western en­ Soule and Coates, certified public Doby walked on four pitches. held Saturday and Sunday at to-.* sled run at Lake Placid. N. Y., i« tory, the Braves continue to defy Tliree Powers McGRATH’S and the A. C.’s were really on the relief pitcher. It wasn’t until I had after Jim Hegan unloaded a Meet Wednesday voys believed after their meeting accountants of Hartford. Boudreau flied to Rickert. The Guards will hold an Im­ club grounds in South Windsor. A the only one of tts kind In the the old jinx that says teams do The New York goverrior flatten­ Personal Notices move. Vlncek through center for pitched seven scoreless relief In­ homer with two on to tUmax a ed thcie by saying. In response to with Prime Minister Stalin Aug. 2 No runs, no hits, no errors, one portant practice tonight at 6 full two day program Is scheduISd. worlit not come back after losing three May Accept Plan five and there remained time ^r nings one day, that Boudreau fin­ o’clock sharp at the armory. All four-run blast that flattened Pot­ a question, that “ certainly" Dulles the tranaport restrictions Into Rush-Jordan left. of the flrst four. After closing toe Managers of teams in toe Soft- about three plays. A Boldue to ally began to think that maybe 1 playeni are urged to report.on ter. Nobody knew it then, but bell TwiUght League are reminded would stay. Berlin would be ended, negotia­ Fifth fanlag Braves Card of Tlianks Indians’ game lead to 3-3, toe Soutoworto’e choice of Spahn to Vegetable Kosak pass gave Manchester a could pitch a whole game. After time. Another drill will be held Braves were so confident of of the meeting to be held Wednes­ Dewey's decision to hold his Are tions on Berlin resumed and a On Berlin Issue Miss Mary R. Jordan, daughter Mitchell camped under Holmes’ replace Potter was toe Tribe’s flrat down on the nine with time each Inning, he came over to me Wedneiday night. No player has day night, nt toe North End fire­ for a while was mndc after con- Four-power meeting on other of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Jordan fly Inside the left fleld foul line. We wleh to thank all of our nalsh- sweeping two that Southworth death warrant. “outatanding problems” of Berlin I.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 194* FACE Brtcfclayere' Pay Puzzling I Help Wanted—Male to Muairal InbtrumenUi S3 Houses for Sale- 72 H ouara fo r As a drunk stood, before the TUUNERVILLE FOLKS BY FOFrrAIMBlM^ Automobilns For Salt 4 BuaineM Services Uflered l.'lj .Moving—Tnickinc>- _ » 72 judge to oe oentenced, hia belt Brickloyefs ore asking for $1.90 In Tennessee they ten of a! UPHOLSTERING work done, S to r a g t 20 WANTED — Experienced coal 87 MIDDLE Turnpike,* E u t New WHY NOT buy a houM that will brrae, and hia pants dreqiped. an liour. Judge, a man well verted in the DeCORMlER MOTOR SALES CONN B Flat trumpet. brass, 4-room single house,- 3 unflnleh- Judge 7T0 sheriff): T a k e this We con remomber w-ben that law but entirely eelf-educsted, part time, in my home. Phone 2- ASHF.8 AND RUBBISH Removed. truck driver. Married man pre­ pay for itaelfT Three-family of Sense and Nonsense Clusified 9204 for economical and quality ferred. Year 'round work, good case. Oood'coridltlon. Call 3-1904. ed. Will decorate to suit excel­ .20 rooms. Two aepkrate aUam dm- man out and get seaia rope." was almost a day’s pay for a educated, who had to oootend with SAYS; “To the customer who Sand, gravel. All and loam. Gen­ Another priaoner, awaiting aen- bricklayer. Alao. back' in those the dlfficulUaa of orthography sU work. eral Trucking. Range and Fuel aelary. Apply to Mike Sheridan lent location on 60x158 lot, one furnacea Could be made Into 4« Hooe)’ ; I understand they art i bepper Step at Morlarty Brothers, 801-315 8ELMAR B-FIat soprano aaxo- minute from shopping center and family or rooming bouse. Two- When all mv fond detirea have tenee. turned to hia lawyer and days, the)’ use dto toy a lot more hia life. In the old days he lived knows GOOD VALUE these Oil. James Macrl. Phone 4523 phone. Very good condition, 140. planning to require every divorcee bricks per day. AdvertitaneDts KAi'K< — Eiectruai Appliance Center atreet. bua line, near HoUiater Street story barn \/lth basement. Large in the movie colony in (Toliforaia been flirting whispered; in Knoxville, and for a long time Service, repaire p.cked up and THE AUSTIN A Chambers tlo.. Phone 3-3600. school. Dslco hot water heating lot, on Main street. 10 rooms With some «..cUing buy or shop- Priaoner: "Gosh, they can’t Figured at ao much per brick, he tnsAted upon spelling it. "Nox- FINE CARS will certainly to wear a tag showing how many bouaee are worth almost os much delivered promptly. 20 years’ local or long distance moving ayatem. Crane plumbing, fully vacant. Price $14,700. Cbaries buabanda she bos had—oa a warn­ spree, hong a aoa fer that, son they?" vUle”. Finally his friends educated Dogp— Rfrda— Prta 41 os peopis ore getting for them. him up to the point of proflxtaig a Loat aai Pound experience, lohn Maioney Phone •Moving, parking and atoraaa inaulated and . other features. Odermann. Phone 4928. ing to unsuspecting men. find ere's little else dlscon- ring the bell.” Wearing Apparel— Kura 57 n K.. ao thoroughly that in fact, 2 III4A. I Walnul etreet Phone Mancheatei .5187 or Hart­ Level lot, graded and seeded. Fooey; Oh. I don’t think that celling laelgbt GREAT DANE .pups. 885 and Aa hubby's duU and hesitant A msB whoae preparty waa was the lesson learned that a faw LOST—Crank handle for oil truck, ford 6-142.5 GIRL'S Winter cost. $8; velvet Call owner builder. 4232. t U^O n e w all-brick homes. Five Would be practical. AH tha print­ UtUe elas oe the potsnUal RANGE Burnere and pot burners 1100. Time payments. Rockville "W e'll see.... ovennsiired was caught in the act years later, when he moved to * ^ s t o P vicinity of Fred Lewie’ Bolton, dress, 85; wool skirts, 82; Juinp- room and t|le bath on flrat floor. ing presses in the ‘ state couldn’t For aurpriaea confidentialDfldenti cleaned, repaired and installed 1992US. S. H. D. of setting fire to hia property by Nashville, nothing could prevent and Morlarty Broe, Center atreet. j 1948 STUDEBAKER 4-DR. LIGHT TKUtnciNQ. Half-ton era, jodhpurs and slacks, etc., SIX-ROOM Cape Cod. completely Two unflniahed. Well conetruct* print onough tags for. the pur­ As a husband's casual took Permit and guaranteed. Joseph j pick-up truck Ne ashes. the Town Cbnitoble. The (TOnsto- him from spelling It "KnoshvlUe'’. Call 5185. t I SEDAN no ENGLISH Bulldog, female 11 S lu 8-10. Also lady’s silk dresses, flnlahed. Venetian blinds, re­ ed. and built arith good material. pose.” Into Atadom's pocketbook. Senna. Phone 2-C147, Draw Stevens hle haled him before the Justlea Then, some time later, the Judge Refal DIx. A new car "pretty ae rubbish Phons i-1275 or 8298. months. Excellent pedigree. 88 size 14. Phone 5811. decorated inside, outside being Located on Gerard street, Man'- ■ince wars pegln in the mminds . painted. Owner transferred. of men it Is in the minds of men of Pace, on ignorant and nuterata moved again, thie time to Mur- 2! a picture.” Reasonable to good home. Phone cheater Green aection. Call buUd- The price of shirts will never •‘ n Announcementa FURNACES Tailored to flt our RUBBISH and LShea removed Price 89,600. Also 4-room Cape er 5404. that the defenses of peace must be bumpkin Who owned office -to feesboro. On the day that he be­ home. Van Camp Bros. Phone 4553. RIDING Apparel, suiUbls for get high enough to keep some aub Secretory: "Here’s one machine politics. The following Ught trucking. H. Jones. Phone young girl; breeches, pair linen, Cod. Good location. Price 87,600. constructed. Preamble to UNESCO name on the obmmittaa that I gan to write his first letter from WANTED—One ekuU. one Greek i ^TL DEBAKKR 4-DR. 5244. people from losing them at the conversation took place. 3-1363. . e COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, pair whlpcoid. 26” waiat; pair Elva Tyier. Agent. Phone 2-4469. SOUTH Ma i n atreet, near Coun­ coastltutlon. never heard of." this place he acrstched hia head coetume. one stuffed crocodile.! try club, atti active 6-room home, race track. JiieUce of Peooe: "WeU, Con­ in perplexity and ftnaUy exiHaim- ANTIWCES Keflniahed Repairing Farm Puppies. 88.00 each; Croaa boots, pair jodhpur shoca, 4ViB. (Ttub Prosident: •Dh. thst’a pro­ Write Box CP Herald. ' » i RegaWDlx. A just like new car. MAN(CHESTER Green aection. 8 bedrooma, oil heat, playroom. First Tramp: Why’s Slim act- stable. what’s this man charged ed; done on any furniture Fiemann, Breed Puppies. Doga boarded. Phone 8371. bably the person who actually ] Fully equipped. Painting—Papering 21 Immaculate 4-room elngle, space Plot 60 X 135. 812,500. Madeline Sammy, our office observer, hoe ing so high-hat today? with?" "1 give up! How on earth can c e d a r h i l l Ranch. Ready to 189 South Main street Phone Zimmerman's Kennels, Lake St. does the work." (Tonstoble: "Your Honor. I Phone 6287. GRAY FORSTMA.N Winter coat, for two upstairs. Immediate oc­ Smith, Realtor 2-1642 or 4679. noticed that a girl’s slacks rarely] gocond Tram)>: Some old lady | they spell the name o f thla place take reservations for hay rides 1947 CHEVROLET CONV. 5643. INTERIOR and .exterior painting, are! gave him 25 cents. .! charge this man with sr- with a K ?” lamb trim, size 14-16. Excellent cupancy. T. J. (Crockett,-Broker. STROUT Agency, esUbllahed The individual who delivers the on ruhber-tl. ed wagon. Alao paperhanging. Free cetlmatee. First Tramp: Humph! An eco-‘ Justice of Peace: “ Ar. th? CLUB VENETIAN .lands All types condition, *20. Phone 4553. Phone 5416. 1900. Outstamding country home g o o ^ never brags. It Isn't neces­ aaddle horaes M d bugglea fo r ; maroon. White wall tires, W’allpaper eold. Raymond FUke. FIVE YEARS old English SetUr, When the white man diacovered nomiq royalist, eh! I I Arson. Ool durn it there bo* been mads to'^'order also recondition­ In a quiet aection, two acres nice­ sary, because results speak for ! altogether too much arson going Stronger: ”So you are going rant. A1 Bogll. «.< Bush Hill road, heater, spotlight, etc. Save Phone 2-9287. female, pall 0205. BLACK Chcsterneld coat, black TRUE VALUE at $11,400. If you ly landscaped. 8 rooms. 2 flre- this country, the Indians were run­ ing. Beat quality. FIndell .Manu­ Hollywood blushlngly reports themselves. I on around here. Now you marry home. I euppoee they wUl kill the Phone 5900. by buying thl.s one now. cloth fitted coat, velvet trim, are looking for a 1948 Cape Cod placea, oil heated, bath and mod­ ning it. There were no taxes, there facturing Co., 485 Middle Turn­ CHARBONNEAU, Painting and that Billy the chimp. Isn’t a ’’billy” | “ ! the girl.” fatted calf for you?” black raincoat, all size 9. A.II in home. It will pay you to atop In ern improvements, targe garage. Was no debt. The women did sU SAND Your own floors. Sander pike East Call 488.5 decorating, interior and exterior, Article* fer Sale 45 at all but a "Jane.” Even tho ] Good driving oeems to be when Wanderer: '’Yea, that’s the 1941 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. Rood condition. Cell 6083.- 107 at 52 O'Leary Drive and see what Price has been reduced for quick the work. And the white man and eciger for rent. Save money. paperhanging. Floore sanded and thought they could improve on a j chimps must wear alaclw in movie-1 you speed and bad driving when One thing you con give sway worst of It. I am on a deit and SEDAN LINOLERJ51—Asphalt tilr wall Hamlin atreet. an attractive home this la, with Bale. Gas service station, garage Call Montgomerj’ Ward. Phone reflnished. Tel. 2-9575 or If no Its four spacious rooms and system like that! ' . town. I the other fellow does i t ______^ I and still keep, la )'Our word. can’t eat any meat.” Spec. Dlx. A well cared for car covering. Done bv reliable, well- I BRAND New Remington, model and anack bar, on one of our best 5181. ______trained men. All jobs guaranteed. answer call 2-2805. LADY’S Tweed c o s t size 36-38. extra large bath with shower. It in perfect conditiop. 721-3006. CaU 2-0436 after 6. Also a navy blue, 36. Inaulated highways. An unusual buy. Sev­ MICKEY FINN N o C h an eet LANK LEONARD p o r t a b l e Electric paint apray- Hall Linoleum Co., 32 )ak street. la In better than new condition. eral farms, larg. and small. Sin­ INTERIOR and axtarior painting, porcelain gas range with pipe. ing unit for rent. Can be used to 1940 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166. There are many extra comforts. gle and two-family homes, cen­ tCSAlBiT WOULD V yea h ! and 1 WANT MMTYANPCLARIBEL HMM!WEU paperhanging, calling reBniab- Phone 2-2150. All inataUed for you to enjoy at paint homes, furniture, autos, ed Men Insured and propert.v BROWNING Shotgun, ovar and trally located. Modern tourist mean a lot of LS6AL THAT CLIW HOUSE RIGHT abb M SOUTH AMERICA,! SEDAN' ALL APPLIANCES serviced and Just what they cost, such as boala. etc. Phom 2-1674 anyUme.! damage Expert work. Edward R. under' 13 gauge. A t 14 Munro. home with cabins and equipment HOCUS FOCUS TO AWAY-TOKCCF THOSE aANCr; AND CONRAD Radio. Htr. Chrome disc.s and a repaired, burners, refrigeratur*. aluminum combination storm sash C h e'S j 1946 engine make this one tops. ranges, washers, etc. ,ch work Price. Phone 2-1008. Wanled—To Buy 68 on 10-acre lot. Priced right. Call DMAM ISOUTW HOUYWOOO, 30 PAIRS of blinds. Three deluxe throughout, metal weather etrips Manchester 6724. -THEY'RE MAKIN'A Perannalfl .1: guaranteed. Metro Service Co 4’ double lamp fluorescent fix­ on doors, iron rails front and OF A 1940 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN | EXTERIOR ^ d Interior painting CALL OSTRINSKY 5879 for fur­ Tel. Manchester 2-0883 and paperhanging. Free asU- tures. 146 Center street. Phone nace removal, rags, scrap metals. back doors, beat grade window MANCHESVER — Completely CLUff HOUSE W ILL PERSON who called Sun A one in a million. Starting with | matca. Prompt service. Reaeori- 5002. Top prices. ahades. Ebccellent second floor modern large 5-room pre-war FORIHE da)’ night for hayride. on O cto-, au tii-e.s. OLANDER’S Machine Shop does apace with heat risers Installed lathe work, drill presa work, able prices. Phone 7680. D. E Cape Cod with attached garage. RIVM FffONT ber 33. please call 5900. I A-l BLA(T< Loam. 4 yd load. IIS. and four windows. Open stair­ grinding, welding, brazing, cut­ Frechette. Manchester’s most 'exclusive aec­ BOYS NOW otr,e. 1941 PONTIAC 4-DR. SEDAN Wall stone. 4 yd. toad. 116. Ready WANTED-French door 2’8” X way, oak floors, fireplace. Insur­ RIDE Wanted from Center and ...... fi...... ting, general repairs on anything. tion. Three rooms 1st floor, two SEEMS Winter streets to Homestead and A « O’l- sweetheart. made sidewalk and terraca 6’8” . Call 2-2633. ance paid for three years. Imme­ rooms and bath 2nd floor. Oil 1 Pickup and delivery. 68 Mill St. blocks, mads of Bolton Bagstona. 0EST1NEOTO Woodland avenues, Hartford, 8 R ep a irin g 2.1 diate oecupancy. Phone 4486. heat, fireplace, beautifully land­ 1941 BUICK 2-DR. Open eveninga, all day Saturday. Flasstons Block Oo., Routs 6. BB JUST that; to 5. Call 3988, Frank. Phone 5717. Rnoma Without Board 59 scaped. Price 815,500. Phone 7728 SEDANETTE SEWING M A n n ifB S Repaired. Bolton Tel. Manchester 3-0617. FOUR-ROOM home in flne con­ or 6273. „.AMtEAM dition. Space for second floor ex­ Excellent all around. RADIO need dxing T Have it re­ Electrlfled, Buy and Sell. Frank TO RENT—Room on bus line for AND FOR SALE— Men's rebuilt and pansion, 80,700. Madeline Smith, NEW Superbly designed and built Automobilies for Sale 4 paired by experts Pick-up serv­ X. Dion, 2 Ridgewood. Call 7779 relasied high and low shoes, at couple or a gentleman. Continu­ N0THIN6 1940 BUICK 4-DR. SEDAN ice, guaranteed work. Seta check­ Realtor. 2-1642, or 4679. ____ —4-room home with space for more; reasonable prices. Sam Yulyes. ous hot water. Phone 6803. MeNeaski Xyndif Fully equipped, clean. ed In the home. Car radios a two more In attic .This home Is > o - / / SEE THESE BEFORE Private-Inatrurtions 28 TOI Main street. VACANT 6-room single on Brook- overflowing with features. Fully f F , specialty. Manchester Radio fleld street, completely done over YOU B U Y ! 1940 CHEVROLET 4-DR. Service. 73 Birch etreet. Phone FOR SALE — Royal portable ROOM For rent, refined gentle- insulated, forced hot water oil AUTO DRIVING, dual control. inside, 3-car garage. T. J. t heat, copper plumbing through­ FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER PRISCILLA'S POP BY AI. VERMEER BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES What’s Thg Use? BY EDGAR MARTIN • ,TMEY ARE BEAUTIES! SEDAN 2-U840. typewriters. Used ' typewriters , man. 28 Main street. Talcottville. Crockett, broke . Phone 5416. AAA certiOed Initructer.* Bal­ sold or rented. Repairs on air out, windows completely weather- i GUESS aMSCIOUS.NO*. ONE 09 eWf.OON’T NOU quit vlM >l R o t AOMKOMHa VCnWBttY You never saw a nicer one. lard's Driving school. Call 2-2245. ATTRACrriVELY furnished room. stripped. Living room has large I CAN Tva. Bov<> wooLO « l 1948 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. SE­ OIL STOVES cleaned, initsllcd. makes. .New and used adding 6-ROOM single, lot 82’ x 189’. - r i WRAP MV POP r iL 6 0 IN NOW I M I A LOO^t ON \ NUMfwq WORRvarCk Washing machines, vacuums re­ mschinee. Marlow'a. gS7 Main Single or double. Central. 182 picture window, and knotty pine TO C)V\ W5Wi bO'.YHIAM, D AN. Kenwood green. Ex- Large sunny rooms. Good loca­ / AROUND MV HE'S PROBABLY SOT R)*«t W09.T. VW VfMLi 'tov BRtRHT paired. lawn mowers, hand and street. Pearl street. tion, fairly priced. H. B. Grady. paneling. KltcHer. has copious EtOE 09 ^ n sfk\.\.y exceptionally good condition Musical— Dramatic 29 cabinets. Price 810,000. Down J f UTTLE FINaeR! SEE THESE NOW AT power. sharpened, repaired, ATTRA(CnVSLY furnished room. 8009 or 3376. \ q o i and low mileage. saws 5led. Friendly Fixit Shop. CRIB. Medium maple, complete. payment approximately 82.200. HE'S A SOFT .NOW Accepting beginners and In­ C.E. portable room heater, never Light housekeeping facilities Q, and G. Annulli Co., builders, AT- 24 Maple Street Phone 4777. available. Central. Couple or 2 PORTER Street—Seven room sin­ 1947 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SE­ termediate pupils on saxophone, used. G.E. console radio, pail-a- gle. rccentl) redecorated. Two- 60 Lyness street Phone 2-9244 - •••••.•••/• ' •• * A*. clarinet, flute and all brass in-1 ladies. Mrs. Meacham, 12 Arch DA^. Airwing gray. Beau­ Tel. 8854 TO ORDER. Mattresses Re-Made day stove and 30-gaIlon h o t' car garage, amesite drive, im­ 2-9172. tiful and easy on the eye. and Sterilized, like new. Call strumenta. Three qualified In-: water tank. Phone 4553. atreet. mediate occupancy. T. J. Crank Falk, Colchester 460. We structora. Apply Johnson’s Music Crockett. Broker. 5416. EAST CENTER Street. Large 9- White tires,too. call for and deliver anywhere. Store, 15 Maple street 2-4026. GENTLEMAN to share room, room single, on large lo(. 2-car Open Till 9:00 Thurs. kitchen privileges. Realdentlal 42 South Main street Colchester, Bottled (ias 45A ROCKVILLE garage, amesite driveway. T. J. 1940 CHRYSLER 4-DR. SE- conn. section. Phone 2-9748. Crockett, Broker. Phone 5416. . D AN . Jet black. Clean im- 1940 DODGE V4-ton panel. Very Help tv a n ted — i-enialc 3.S MOBILE Flame- Socony-Vacuum. . . i clean. Can be lecn at Fisher DELONG’S Refrigeration service. bottled gas. Full line of approved CLEAN, Comfortable rooms. Dou- I Modernized 8 room single. iBaculate car. Completely WANTED—Alert young women Dry Cleaners, Broad street, after Repairs on all makea, commer­ appliances. See ua. Manchester ble. Gentlemen preferred Cen-', |ot, 1 ca r g a ra g e , n ear liOta fo r Salfl 73 equipped. for wrapping and shirt pressing. trally located. Phone 8583. 5. Phone 3111 days, or 8864 after cial and domestic. 24 hour serv­ Pipe and SuppI). center. 1 minute to bus stop. Open Mon. and Thurs. Nights 5. ice. Tel. Manchester 2-1797. Good hours, pleasant working CAPITOL VIEW Heights. Resi­ conditions. Manchester Laundry, RURAL gas sales and acrvice. Im­ VERY NICE room in modern Occupancy at closing of sale. BROW N-BEAUPRE, Inc. home for gentleman, with con­ dential building lots, 100’ front- ALLEY OOP Lady Angle BY V. T. HAMLIN 1948 HUDSON PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Maple atreet. mediate installation. Manchester ade. For appointment call 3316. 80 Biaa^ St. Phone 7191 F. M. Broderick, Rublnow Bldg. end surrounding towns. Oepttol tinuous hot water and shower. f PSKMASAa AN AMBT *.***?ytS^. TM dLAP >eu OIOKT, ^ ‘ 1» TM’ LAt^ V C O -f fLUddtP TH PUT r WANT you TO Chryaler-Plymouth COMMODORE 6. 4-DOOR Phone 2-1642. AMAZING (Christmas cards. Sell­ Grinding (To., 38 Main. Phone In select neighborhood. Call 3046. WEST STAFFORD LOT FOR Sate on Doane street? ing profit line to (rlends, others. 7958. 75x196. A zone. All utiliUes. Call SEDAN No risk, no experience. Full line LARGE Room, in nice location, on 16 room ' house. Entirely THnSaTMAMr bus line. Gentlemen preferred, Rockville 1436-Jl. PRIVATE Party ofbrs clean 1942 HouHenoid Sem cra (Chriatmaa, everydays, wrap­ vacant. Priced low. Plymouth deluxe 4-door sedan. This car is fully equipped Offered IS-A pings, notes. Gorgeous 50 for $1 F yel and Kerd 4 9 -A ca n 2-4386. Has Sne radio and heatar. Have with name, leader prize C^riat- \Vantrd— Real Estate 77 just received, new car. Phone 2 and almost new. Very reason­ WEAVING OK bums, moth holes SEASONED Hardwood for fire­ maa. famous floral notes on ap- j Business Locations for TOM MINOR. Realtor 2430 evenings. ably priced. and torn cloth.ng; ladles hosiery proval. Free Imprint aamplea. | place, furnace or range, $18 per . Tel. Rockville .1187-J2 ru BUY or sell real estate con­ runs repaired; har.obag repairs; (Chilton Greetings, 147 Essex cord, or 2 for $35. Telephone R e n t 64 tact Madeline Smltn, Realtor, 1939 CMEVItOLBT four-door de­ zipper replacement; glove re­ 7142. street. Dept. 375, Boston. FOR RENT—Building. 50 x 30 ft. SIX ROOMS, five flnlefted,'for oc “ Peraonalized Real Estate Serv­ luxe sedan. Privately owned. BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. pairs and cleaning; umbrella re­ cupancy on sale. Oil heat, alum' ice.'' Room 26, Rublnow Build­ Radio, heater, new rubber. Ex­ OVER 82 HOUR! Easy work. APPROXIMATELY S4-tone of Centrally located. Two floore and pairing; men • ahirt collar and basement. Apply Merlow’e. 887 Inum storm windows, fully In­ ing. 2-1642 • 4679. cellent condition, 8725. Call 156 CENTER ST. cuff reversal and replacement. Spare time. Sell name plates for chestnut (blue) coal for 860. If' sulated, automatic hot water. 6885. taken as Is. Out of doors, good I Main street. HAVING REAL EsUte probiemt? Marlow's Llttla Mending Shop. houses. Write Dixon, 212 Sum-1 Conveniently ocated. Cash re­ “ Now I have to buy a toupee to he can scalp me!'' PHONE 2-4545 mer, Boston, Mass. | chance to load. Also used cool-! quired 82,200. Ni agents. Phone City and farm property bought 1|4« CADILLAC sedan. Uka erator, good condition, 830. 46 j FLAT FINISH Holland window Hnua«» for Kent 65 2-9754. and sold by calling R. T. Mcthtnn. new. Terms end. trades. 83,975. shades made to .nessure. Keye Wallace street. Manchester. i Realtor. Phono Mancheetet 7700. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH Brunner'a Car Wholesalers, 858 1984 BUICK sedan. Good condi­ mads while you wilt. Marlow'a WANTED—Mother’s helper, pre- NEW 4-ROOM house, oil beet, all L HARDWOOD, Seasoned slabs, | East center street Tel. 5191. tion. Call RockvlUe 1872W1. ferably to live in. Call 5458. facllltlea, excellent location for Your Real Ealata Problenu CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER HAVE YOU e household problem? mostly all oak. 813 a cord. Phone Are Oura FRECKLES AND HIS FKIENOS Be Warned 184d PACKARD clnb coupe. Very schools and shopping, immediate LXIOKINO for a good car? Al­ Let Strick solve It Expert lino­ MAKE 825 selling 50 boxes, '20 for 454J1 Wllllmantic. { Notice We Buy and Sell for Cash clean. New car guarantee. |3,100. occupancy, 8150 month. Write >war NEVER DOUBT ways a good aaaortmeiit and low leum laying. Service of range 81. Xmas cards. Also with name Arrange Mortgages ; boes * Brunnai^s Car Wholesalera, 358 SEASONED HARDWOOD for fire­ Box AL, Herald. I lf FOR WHOM THE prices. Call Walt Bycholskl at burners All kinds of cleaning on 50 and 25 fot 81. Napkins, Before vou tell call ui. BELLTDaS — • V f! East Center street Tel. 5191. and odd jobs. Phone 2-9087 or 2- coasters, stationery and complete place, furnace and range. Im­ FOR RENT — Four-room single Admission of Electors No Obligation Franklin Motors, 653 '>nter mediate delivery. B. J. Begin. W IT TOLLS FOR Street. 2-9981. Open evenings. 1148. line. Costs nothing to try. Send home for 6 monthe, completely BRAE-BURN REALTY CO. 1»4« PONTIAC sedan, 81,800. Phone Glastonbury 2933. I Notice is hereby given that the T ja i i Brunner'a Car Wholeaalers. 358 for Mmples and selling plan on furnished. Excellent location. Selectmen, Town (Tlerk, and Reg­ ' 118 East Centei Street 1939 PLYMOUTH, spotlight, heat­ I East Center street Tel 5191. ai proval. Merit, 370 Plane street, Hoiisvhnltf GfNNia 51 Rental 8135 per month. Write istrars of Voters, of the Town of Realtors Phone 6273 Or 5329 er. Completely overhauled by Building— Conlrsctinff 14 Dept. 37. Newark 2, N. J. Box A, Herald. Coventry, will be in session on WE WILL handle your real estata Solimene and Flagg. Clean CAKPE.Vl’EK Work ol all kinds. NORGE Electrlo refrigerator -,8 - - Saturday, October 16th, . 1948, AMAZLNG! 825 profit selling 81 and tniuranca problems prompt­ 1840 DE SOTO sedan. $775. Brun­ throughout, $740. Inquire 8 Drive Roots, sid'j'.gt, additions enu al­ cu. ft. Model in A -l condition. TO RENT, until AprU tot, house from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m., at the feature Christroas card assert- heat ly. Call Suburban Realty Co., ner's Oar Wholesalera. Tel. 5191. F, Silver Lane. ters tions Also new construction. Will sell reasonable for cash.' completely furnished. Oil Town (Tlerk’e Office In South Cov­ menta. 50 cards with name 81. I Silver Street Coventry, Two Realtors, 49 Ferklne atreet. Tel. Sieffert Phone -,{.02.53. Call 2-2430 evenings. entry, to examine the qualifica­ 8215. 7 \ ^ 1940 PONTIAC sedan. 1900. Brun­ 1932 DE SOTO convertible coupe. Free samples. Angel (Tandlettcs. persons only. Phone 8703. tions o f the applicants and to ad­ New tires and battery. Phone 2- ner's Car Wholesalera. Your GENERAL CARPENTRY and Re­ 35 money-makers. Bonus feature COMBINATION Table model, minister the elector’s oath to those BEFORE You buy be sure you try 0667. IN MANCHESTER— An unfurn­ Packard dealer. pair Work by Experts. Also spe­ on approval. Empire Card, El- radio • phonograph, mahogany who shall be found qualified. tile office of Madeline Smith, cialize in overhead ewing-up mira. New York. ■ cabinet, good condition. Sacrifice. ished 6-room single home with 1936 DODGE sedan. Good tranS' Applicants of foreign birth Realtor, Rublnow Building. 2- 1986 OLDSMOBILE coach. Very doors. Call 2-4256. I Also two table lamps, bronze fin-, automatic oil ho sir besting snd portatlon, low price. Private. No muat present their citizenship pa­ 1642 or 4679. clean. 8495. Oar Wholesalers, HOUSEWIVES — Responsible i ish. Phone 2-4200, hot water. Modern kitchen, full Brunner’s, 858 East Crater tax. call 4165. VANCXJUR CONSTRUCTION CX>. woman to taka full charge of cellar snd fireplace. Immediate pers. etreet Tel. 5191. George G. Jacobson, —Custom Built Homes. All types local dress sgency. You can show CUSTOM Built davenport and occupancy. 8125 month. Coll RED RYDER In The Nick Of Tima BY FRED HAHMAW 1948 FORD four-door sedan, of exacting atteiation work, addi­ our line In your community on a I Bridgeport 67-5018. Arthur J. Vinton, black, mileage 8.700. Privately matching chair. Very good con­ 1811 FORD coach, 8900. Brunner's tions. and roofing. Real value part time basis Write Mrs. Lois I dition, 875. Four dozen conning Board of Selecmen, 45 POC COlZfS SMA/X CffTOrS owned. Phone 2-9206. p^ t^ ^ ^ ie^ ^ S S hif Car Wholesalsrs, 358 East Cen­ at a reasonable cost. Tune pay­ S. Berry, Mgr.. 627 Center street. jars, 82. beautiful man’s dress Tow'n of Coventry, DShMD TW m ntf* A fy -' 6H a f t e r DOC COLO Af«D ter street. Open Thursday 'til 10. ments .arranged; lOG, down, bal­ Manchester. Conn. i suit, Size 40, 815. Phone 2-0889. Wantfd to Kant Attest: Bertha Cour, NOW Tel. 5191. . 1931 FORD convertible. Good ance monthly. Phone 4836. Town (Tlerk. KIUBEAR MW L O exm condition. Reasonable. Call 8360 RESPONSIBLE woman, live in. HAVE A Young local bualnete Dated at (Toventry, Connecticut, Lot owners and prospec­ - M JAIL? —* after 6 p. m. THREE SEAT Soft. Very reason­ INC VDRD Coach V-8. 81,800. private room and bath In small able. Excellent condition. See couple desperately in need of a 3 thla 11th day o f October, 1948. tive home owners— You can Brunner’s, Car Wholesalers, 358 Rnofinc— Siding 16 new home. Bendix and dishwash­ or 4-room rent. T. J. Crockett. build your own home on East center street. Open Thurs­ 1947 TWO-DOOR Oldamoblle this. Coll 2-410u. sedan. Call 2-198'J between 7 and ROOFING and siding our special­ er. Very good salary. Call 2-0103. 5416. your own lot for as low as day 'til 10 p. m. L.4RGE OAK office desk snd 9. Private owner ty. .New ceilings and carpentry. OPENING for woman to handle | v e t e r a n a n d family of three $8,900. Highest quality materials W ork­ swivel chair, china closet, baby Adiiiissiou 1948 PACKARD Station sedan, 10 national advertised girdles, bras, | carriage, dresser, serving table, adults evicted after 26 years oc­ miles, 83,400. Brunner’s Car 1934 FORD coupe Good condition. manship guaranteed. A. A. Dion, Lectro Improvement Heater, radio. 78 Eldridge street and all-in-ones, including nylon | high chair, buffet, small crib, cupancy. Urgently need 6-room •4, Wholsaalers, 358 East Center •Alnc. Phone 4860. models. Substantial profits on rent. Cell 5692. John Bertrand. Of Electors etreet. Tel. 5191. Phone 5880. two-burner oil stove, girl’s bl- i Co., Inc, ROOFING — Specialising In ra- sales, high ratio of repeati;. Free cycle, washing machine, sewing / o . / i training. Write P O. Box 1370, WANTED—4 ■ to 6-room apart­ Manchester Representative 1947 PONTIAC sedanette, R. and pairing roofs of all kinds, alao machine. T h e Old Mill Trading ment or house, unfurnished pre­ Town of Bolton H. Like new, 82,295. Brunner’s MODEL A 2-door Sedan. Good new roots Gutter work. Chim­ New- Haven., or phone collect 8- Post. We buy snd sell good used Call Manchester 16t91 running condition. Call 2-2253, 4311. ferred. Business couple and one Notice is hereby given that the .C ar Wholesalers. 358 East Cen­ neys cleaned and repaired. No furniture. 17 Maple street. school girl. Will pay up to 8100 )oh too small or large. Good Phone 2-1089. board for admisaion of electors ter street. Tel. 5191. CASHIERS — Self-Serylce gro­ and redecorate. Call 2-4427, 9 a. work, fair price. Free .estimates. will meet in the Community Hall COM. 1MI ev WA enviei. mg. v. k ms w. a w . < Auto Accessories— Tires ft ceries, 5-day ’••eek, or experienc­ m. to 6 p. m. week days. BY MICHAEL O'MALLEY AND RAJiJ*U LANK 1946 FORD V8 club coupe. Fine (Tell Howley, Manchester 5361. USED Refrigerators. 885 and up. in said Bolton to examine the VIC FLINT The Rattler ed cashiers for part time, excel­ ' — ------condition, deluxe equipment. terms. ManchetWr Refrigeration. WANTED—By two adults, S or quollflcations of electors and ad­ cent fn* r. a. etoa a xr. wv. 2-1 SNOW Cap tires. Recapping lent salary, .\pply 974 Mam *'l d on 't tea why the boss should get ao huffy about me A ClStOt WOT INSIDE Phone 4677, 45 Church street Stock Place. Phone 5761. 4 rooms, heated or unheated, cen­ mit to .the elector’s oath those tgiid* Affl^4ffr9 ATTEa HKM, and vulcanizing, one day service. street. Mr. (Tovelh found qualified on the following AMSWMD 8Y CCXDM 9 ^ Heating— Plumbing 17 trally located. Phone Madeline whistling a little on the job— guest he hasn’t much of an "But, Pet, I gotta be a regular weekday patron or alas I shot had missed JUKE, etPORi Truck tire service, guaranteed dates: For Sale Bflt.' THfyVt 60T ,Smith, Realtor. 2-1642. ear for music!" unge ambler QXDa and hit HE SHOOTS DE SOTO sedan. Good condition. workmanship. New Kelly Spring- SAVE FUEL! Have ydur heating WOMAN For housework. Smell BOOKS—Some antiques. Inquire October 9. 1948, from 9:00 A. 4 room Cape Cod, 1 won’t have no seat to aa# th* big Saturday football gamoa!” field and Richland ’ tires. Man­ family, full or part time Phone trapped w the ba^oontain- AGAIN / Krlce 1375. Phone 3316. equipment put In good working 136 Pine street. ! EMPLOYED Middlt-Aged Couple, M.. to OiOO P. M. year old, iMated on OUR BOARDING H O U S E ' with • MAJOR HOOI'LE chester Tire snd Recapping, 295 order for economical and efflclent 3670. OU'I OUK H .tl HY .1. U. WII.I.IA.MS THE HOUSE.' ind die rdttle- no children, urgently need 5 or Ortober It, 1948, from 9:00 A. Campbell Ave„ in Dob­ sftakd. IN I BUICK club coupe, in excel' Broad street. Phone 2-4224. performance by Edward Johnson. FLOOR problems eolved with ^ vou DIDN'T g rea t CAESAR .'r HE'S SPOOKY SEWING Machine operators 6-room rent. Call 2-0168 after M., to 8:00 P. M. son ville. 1,000 feet from N4AVBE HE hWE OLD BOY'S ASTOOCHV lent condition. Can be seen any Plumbing and Heating Contrac­ inoleiim. espftali tUe founter \MONOER (P THIS . AS AN INGROVON TOE­ TOO-— LOOKS wanted. Apply Kaklar Cloth Toy 6:00 P. M. And also on November 1. 1948, THINkTOLCXX l.i.ili.'.li WA€»OUTFOR I'ii, ■ time. Price $1,175. Phone 5416. tor. Phone 69791 Expert workmenehlp. free esti­ new Merritt Parkway. In h e r e , e h ? UHE SOME­ Auto RepairioR — PaintioR 7 Co., Forest street. A 6 P IN --T H ’ DRATTeO Dl6T IE NAIL.'— I'M BROke BUT mates. Open evenings. Jone-’ from 2:00 P. M. to 4:00 P. M., Large lot. Occupancy ^ WELL. 'OU’D BODYWHO 1947 LINCOLN custom sedan 82.- GIVE YOUR plumbing and heat ,'ii M3UN6 PEOPLE 1 I HELPING MY HEART . r o r a t h e r RA6&LE A ►'urniture. Oak stieeL Phone Housw! tor "ialt T l for the purpose o f admitting those BETTER WATCrt MI6HT START 150. Brunner’a Car Wholesalers, MotAa (completely rebuilt I Ford ing 'The New lx>ok.” Change old whose rights mature after Octo­ days. THESE DAYS I ,! a c t io n .'TODAY X ((oORlLLA THAN ROB Help Wanted— 5tale 2-1U41. THAT CAR KEV,' ill.iilllllikVVOIkFA-ST.' /!.i'I PBEL Aft IP A T H « PILE ON HIM TOURiN&BiO 858 Bast Grater street. Tel. 5191. 1928-’42; Chevrolet 1931-’42; Ply- water pipes to copper tubing 3ft FOR SALE ber 16. 1948. Full Price $8,500 Clogged drain, machine cleaned. DUO-THERM Oil Gravity and MILLSTONE VOERE Nra^PORTUETkisl ROOMS AT mouth 1933-’42; Dodge lD33-’42; POSITION OPEN for ambitious Persons of foreign birth must 3ee MIOHT CARRY- 1947 PACKARD 6 sedan. 11,000 dirysler 1937-’42; De Solo 1937- Carl J Nygren. Phone 6497. Blower Furnaces. Mueller Pipe ~ r TIED ABOUT man as washer In laundry. Me­ present their certificates of natu­ AtO AY.' mites. Uke new. Guaranteed. '42. (Completely rebuilt, not just and Pipeless. All sizes in stock. 4 room single. Room for 2 and MY . chanical Bliillty an asset. F.xper- ralization. Stuart Realty Brunner'a Car Wholesalera, 358 overhauled. Every motor Is guar­ PLUMBING, Heating, jobbing and Devino Company, Waterbury bath on second floor. New, vacant. MIDDLE.' East Crater atreet. Tel. 5191. contracting. Boilers, radiators leiice not atiaolutely essential. Board for Admisaion of Electors. state Theater Bldg. anteed like a new inotor. Imme­ 3-5038. 6 loom single. Select location. By David C. Toomey, r a and bath tubs. Ed Tanner. 5747. Gooil salary, permanent position. Immediate occupancy. Tel. 8648 Or 7148 1818 PLYMOUTH convertible, new diate, liberal old motor allow­ FOUR-PIE(TE bedroom set. Ex­ Town Clerk. ance. Montgomery Ward, 822 Apply Manchester Laundry, 6 room single. Garage, excellent Blind Search _ BY LESLIE TURNBB top, good running condition, new Maple Street. cellent condition, white bookcase. Bolton, Conn., October 4, 1948. WASH n iilK S Main atreet. Routing— Repairing 17-A condRI” 0' Vacant. , PEtWy. I MUST Tt y TO Mmuice THE waU w WONLV paiat, price 8885 Can be seen at Reasonable. Phone 2-1491. aaia »n«nt r ~ ...... 881 Hilliard etrOct after 5:86. C.\ND\ Distributor, salesmen, («JTE I UeVE WITH YOUR UNOEl MMK ftmMS* o L ROOFING and Repairing of ail experienced. Must have car and WE HUY and soli good used •ETTBR LUCK Motorcycie»->Ricycle8 11 kinds. Chimney work, gutter ARTHUR A. KNOFLA h *RE55«* finance own stock. Write Box Q. (urnltura. comblnstioD ranges, REALTOR 1947 FORD CLUB COUPE work Expert repairs. Hoaaat Herald. gas rahgss and Mators Jonas' workmanship Satisfaction guar­ 875 Main St. 4 FOR SALE-~-Man’s Columbia bi­ •Furniture Store' So risk. Pnone Tel. 5440 Or 5938 anteed Call Coughlin. Manches­ 825 YOlTRs For selling only 50 81 PROPERTY FOR SALE? Very low mileage, oae own­ cycle. Inquire 366 Oakland street. 2-1041. ter 7707. Isixc.a lu'W excltiaivc ditTert-nt ‘‘.Selling MttiulieHter Real Estate (lA S Y 15 t.hiiatiiias and ali-uccuaion card.i. 30-G.4LI inPMENT MIxarE halt wire, BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. LAWN Mowers, hand and power. Brush, 154 Nassau atreet, N. Y. SInrHge 20 garden tractora. Ferguson trac­ WORK EXPERlENf^E — ADVICE — SERVICE / Sharpened, aold, exchanged; tors and oqiiipment. Used crawl­ ; 156 CENTER ST. parts and rapaira. Keys made. \' J'^WILL’Am^ MOVING Van for hire. Light BAKER’S .Helpri Silted. Kav'.s ers with and without tnilldozcrs Kolimrne and Flnffit, Inc. PIIO.N’E MANCHESTER 2-9860 9. m OTL w w warehovue. Phone 3-4084. I ■trecW ham Road, WlUimantic. \ \ 4 ' ■Q22PAT, OCr OBBK 11, 19U ' rAO£ TWELVE - ^ tKanrheater Evening Arralh , Nat Prwi R » Um Manth e f Beytesmar I t t t The Manchester Firemen’s Set­ CAMISRA lUSPAIR f e n d e r a n d TODY back League will start their wln- SERVin A bout Town tar sessions tomorrow night. 9,474 Fourteen teams have entered the Ray Dwyer’a Photo Shop WORK taalghtt We H m Ei9Mr*oii^Auxmmr7 win tournament. Play will be held each Extra Special! Mast T# New goHmane and Flagg, lae. BM«t tomorrow ovcnlnfe ot T:SO at Tuesday night In Fire Headquar­ Piret Netleoal Were ManchetUr-r-'A CUy o ! ViOaMt Charm tho dubhouoe on Broinord Ploco. ters at Main and HlUlard streets. TM. Tsas (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FOUR I jlfg. Ann Oonnon of 70# MoJn Cadet • Midshipman Richard R ^. 69c Yd. a s F » g e .l 8 ) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1948 a tr o « and Mrs. Bdlth ll a » n of Dougan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ward VOL. LXVIL, NO. 817 HUUArd street have returned after D. Dougan of 231 School street la 36'* Sanforifled Slumik gBggdhw a week' at M k Bluffe taking a four week course In prac­ andother place* on the teland of tical ship operation, to correlate HALE'S SELF SERVE o Dewey Receives Present Martha’s Vineyard. with his recent studies at the U. The Original In New England Russia Ready, to Put S. Merchant Marine Academy, Dewey.Raps W a y . The South Bnd fire department Kings Point, L. L Simtex Outing Flannel had two call* for jraa* Are* y « - and HEALTH MARKET terday. The first call brought The Manchester Stamp club will Slight aseoEis Mo. 1 company to Walker s t ^ t hold a special meeting tomorrow A At noon* And lAst ■hortly evening at the home of Attorney Truman Has Run after six o’clock No. 1 company Her Cards on Table Fred Manning. 47 Maple street. TUESDAY SPECIALS was called to Olcott street. AH member* are urged to attend. yde The airl Scout Council will meet Green Stiuapo Given With Cash Sales Foreign Affairs tomorrow evening at 7:45 wl^ Mrs. R. P. Lambeck of 52 South CAMPBELL’S Stripes and plaid. The ftunous Simtex eanfMlaed outing flannri Hawthorne street. HARVEST In Arms Slash Row that will wear and wash for yeara 'Hie Irregularities art ao je t Di-Partiaan Pol* The Stanley group will meet to­ Hallowe’ en Party Needs BEANS 2 Cans 27c alight that you’ll have a hard time finding them. morrow evening at 7:46 In the ,haa Operated Only Austin Accuses SoTiet of SUPPER News Tidbits ’No Snskint* Sinn Knocks ladles' parlor of the South Meth­ UNCLE BEN odist church. Hostesses for the When Administration Called Prom (A^ W ires Say Blockade Ciffsrctte Out of Mouth Balking Efforts to evening will be Mrs. Harold Cart- Friday, Oct. 15 P arty Set Napkins *Has P e rm in g It* to Solve BerUn Crisis; son. Mrs. Chester Ferris and Mrs. RICE 2 Lb. Box 39c W ill Continue Birmingham, Eng., OcL 12. John LioeSler. 5:30-7:00 nilnniB government and Chi­ Do So; Promises Effec­ nese communists seem to agree —(#)—A falling board in Blr- Asserts World Can­ 15c BUST OLNET, TEMDEB that NaUonallsU have aot aban- mingbam Exhibition ball hit Robert W. Vice, seaman recruit Quarryville Church tive Drive for Peace not Disarm or Cnt daMd Changchun, Manchurian WlUlam Bowson, 20, la the USN of 4 Mints Court. Is training 15 c TW.-1 Russians Await With* head and knocked a cigarette Bolton Lake Table Cover 40” x 40” capital. . . .Young Bulgarian Armaments While at the Great Lakes Naval Train­ SWEET PEAS 2 c. 35e En Route With Dewey to ’ dmwal of Western out o f his mouth. ing Center, Great Lakes, 111. F our Napkins diplomat who disappeared mya- MBNtJ: Hans, aealloped pota­ LouisvillvKy*' Get. 12.— (IP) te^ualy last month from IstaU' The board bore the sign: Russians Refuse to Co­ toes. peas and carrots, pickled n V t X m t is(4 I ijy, Money from Berlin "No Smoking.” Manchester Lodge of Masons —Gov. 'Thomas E. Dewey bul, one o f world’s spy haunts, beets, cole slaw, sliced tomatoes, fufna np In IT. 8. . ,Ool. Bemt operate on Probleins will hold an important business apple and pompkln pie, rolls and NIBLETCORN 2c.. 35e charged today that the bi- meeting tomorrow evening In the Pa1cht»n, veteran o f Arctic aerial Berlin. O ct 12— iP>—The Rus- coffee. a almns declared through their offi­ Masonic Temple, after which the Cocktail Nqikins pi , prisoners of war, many captured secutive wintor of power cuts, A to seven different nelghta. Designed ger’ as Things Made Soviet flytag drill* over Berlin, Tbe Soviet Delegate Andrd Y. 63x99 Twin Bed Sixe (Iri’egulars) He said the admlnlstratloa’s lack by Russlana at Stalingrad, return Waabington, Oct. 12—OF)— Re- Keep Warren spokesman for the nationsUsed fbr the short and tan woman. western powers have protMted tnsky mad* the cards-on-the-taH* $10-46 I LETTUCE 2 For 25c I of success In winning the peace. In home by repatriation tr ^ . . . . publlcana say both openly and Easy for ‘Speculators’ French power network said the offer In a rephr Isvg^y cencltta- 1 part, had been due to iU "faUure Korean spokesman label# as ef- that these drIUs, being announced a cologne almost e privately they are aa confident of daily now by the Russians, vioiatsd cuts were aot planned for this tory in tons. He said Russia would Met*L-Top Pad and Cover sets available to fit these boards. ‘ t® consult the Republicans before frontery” the North Korew Oom- keeping control ot tbe House in Advises Californians Not year, but wera ncceoeitated by the prewids fun infonqatlon on her making sudden and vital policy munlst bid for rec^U oa by Aboard Truman CJampaign four-power safety agreement*. the November election as they are Send Him ‘Among The British Military tovernment coal otrlkc, now in Ita ninth day. arma and armed forces ft th* Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales Cast Iron Sheets commitments. "freedom loving countries.” . . . of carrying the presidency. Train, Oct. 12.—(/P)—Presi-! The strike haa already cost the United Nations adopted tbe SovWt as potent as petfum e itself! HEALTH MARKET , “These have almost invariably Bi^eae P^Uament pas*^ proteated yesterday that one Rus­ 0 Democrats, speaking for the rec­ dent Truman, campaigning in Wild Hogs of Reaction’ sian Yak fighter atuntsd danger­ nation more than 1,000,000 tons proposal for an immedlato ea*- o f cooL ord, claim they can carry the Indiana, declared today Gov. ‘ ously close to a British air lift thliw cut In Big Ylv* armameaba Repeof Specfo// i B f-M “ s J S ; ’Hm firming of the Amerleus House with a few breaks. But Thomas E. Dewey “put bis San Jose, Calif.. O ct 12—(#)— transport about 76 miles northwest Priority Usece Nat AffeetoS [.59 i . « » > those close to the campaign, talk­ Ordinary oonamnera o f power poeiUon eentortd mainly on tigs TIm “many at the* obstacles wa have world crisis. ^ stamp of approval" upon a Senator Albsn W. Barkley haa of Berlin near Perteberg- Berlin blockade, but It spnea evw ing on the understanding they suggested that Californian* keep Air Straagth will be cut d l two days a weak, M AN CH im il COMM* Lb. 79c run Into were beyond the control »®h'»« wbn’t be named, confine them­ Congress which put the na­ from dawn to dusk. Prtorltar the many other fundsmeata) dtf- BEEF STEAKS S fw y American,” Dewey said that I from Gov. Earl Warren in Sacramento German press raporto said the fMeneb* 'between Rnasta aad the AH Cats among nearly 1,000 expected to at­ selves to a prediction that the tion's prosperity “in grave eaens, w c ^ m i haaptitMiMf swwspB- First QuaUty Price 13.15 sinee ths United Nations confer- ratber tim send htan to Wsrirfng* Russtans were expandUiff their air w«eL 'rMs developed with the roa tend ISSrd annual meeting of DemocratF win show a gain, danger.” ton ”to Sbma'Sjnong tbe wild .b<>ff* atrangfh find air field fariUtitS pars and th* UnttoS IfaUons now enos In S*n Francisco two-party without re-capturing control. laeetifig In Parlit will not be turn of -Sscreteiy of Stole Mar^ Manufacturers Association of The chief executive, talking to of Republican reaction.” considerably In eastern Germany. shaQ by plans from WaahlaglML FRESH DRESSED Slight oil spots or mlsweaves. We guarantee them the aame ai cooperation "has operated when­ They say the administration’s affected. ever the administration has per- Connrotlcut opening in Hartford from 1,500 to 1,800 persons in s Barkley, Democratic vice presi­ In the west, efforts erara stepped whsrt he conferred arlth Preeldsiit tomorrow. .John Xswla and V, M. h a n d lin g pf the Palestine problem rear platform talk at Richmond, dential nominee, made that sug­ up to ease somewhat the burden of .TIm Conununlst-ted dock work­ ORANGE HALL. BINGO firsts. The famous Cast Iron quality that wll) wear for years. mlttsd it.” ers wrere ordered out today for >4 Truman. Lb. 59c W. extend peace offer to rest ot has hurt them* In many congres­ said the Republican-controlled gestion about Warren, his Repub­ supplying Berlin by evacuating Mere to dpeed Affltou BROILERS Dewey said that unless the Re- sional districts, particularly in hours. I puhUcans had been giving "full co- American labor movement, calling 80Ui CTongress “did its best to lican opponent, last night during Britain aad F n an s Johied the lor "unity, harmony and cooper­ New York. IncldenUUy they say weaken the position o f the work­ the third stop of his whirlwind in­ (Osattanea «* Pag* Eight) A 48-hour woric stoppage was NEW LOW SPECIAL PRICE! I operation” to the DemocraUc ad­ ordered yesterday la the steel Uhlted Btstoe in a nova to speed EVERY MONDAY I ation.” . . . . Russia accuses U. S.. this Is part of the reason for the er” and Jeopardized continued vasion of Warren’s home state. up Security C*unoR%actlan en tbs ministration, we should have no registration drop in New York farm prosperity by refusing to mills of the Mats area. Nelghboa- •strength in the present grave Britain and South Africa of prac­ Expresses High Penonsl Regard Beelln case, ticing "a shameful, dirty and un- city’s Democratio stronghold. rpprove a permanent farm price ing districts ara alraady strlka- LAMB LEGS Lb 65c A New Patteru in I meetings of the United Nations.” Expressing his high personal re­ western pobees ware ro- Storting At 8:00 P. M. dlscrimimnatlon” .... * 49 Free of Opposition support program. gard for Warren, Barkley added: Chinese Reds bound. ^wrted becoming rMtive at the Buy Whole Or Half ' 0 • , The question of Uftlng the Berlin f The Democrats start off over French Interior Minister Jules blockade is before the U. N. ' Countrywidern.mtrvwi. railway strike trou­ Mr. Truman called for the elec­ “ I feel sure there is much un­ lack of action ty the Security bles Newfoundland.. Alaska votes the nation with 49 House candi­ tion of Henry F. Schricker, Demo­ finished business In California for Moch la reported to have charged Council in the BerUa dispute. Admission 25c I OhMged to Practical Measur* dates free of opposition and an­ Start Drive the strike campaign was ordered He asserted that “ RapubUcan today in wbat observer* say may cratic nominee for governor of In­ the governor to perform. It would AutborttsUve aousoee said the other seven going before the vot­ a pity to deprive California of by the Moscow-led Cominform for Startex Drapery Fabric statesmanship had "changed the be heaviest general election hal- diana, and other Democratic nom­ -American, ^ t ia ii' tmd French dels- ers with both major party nom­ inees. his services, and a greater pity to the purpose of wrecking the Eu­ 23 REGULAR GAMES 7 SPECIALS administration’s original project of lotlng In terTtoiya history. gates are drawing up a reeotution inations. The president said that if the eend him to Washington to roam Tliree Columns 0| »en ropean recovery program. demanding firm action by 'the 4b a European recovery program Into Partially offsetting this, five among the wild hogs of Republican fununuaist Dismaiida Refueed Peasant**— In Four Colors ' a pracUcal measure providing thati n r r ^ n A _ • Republicans win in November "the CouncU to lift the blocked* which Republicans have no Democratic same old mossbacks" will be in reaction.” Offeusivfl Against De* Transport Minister (Christian Russia Imposed in June. They iu- continued aid depends on self-help tlUftCC A fifR lll opposition and another nine— all control of Congress. A crowd of about 600 in San Pineau announced last night the tend to submit th* resohitlsn oU m m M am m u by the nations it serves,” Dewey , & In CJallfomia—have both major Jose’s Civic auditorium laughed at lenses of Suchow government had refused Gommua* He said the Congress made soon as posslbie If some move Is party nominations unfer ther the jibe. 1st demands for wage increaoes In not forthcoming from the slu neu­ MAC ***‘*‘RepubUcan proddliig has at things easy for "the speculators' Raps Truman cross-filing system. and that there would be no hope Barkley said he appreciated Nanking, OcL J2—(87— Three tral powers on the Council wHhln I last brought more aid to China. a In addition, the Republicans re­ Warren’s expressed hope that Cali­ (ConUaueS ea Pag* Eight) 24 houM. 89® yd. Dewey praised the efforts of ——— for an improvement as long aa Red column* have opened an of- gard many of their candidates In “ backward men” control the Re­ fornia would welcome as royally aa tensive against the outer defenses Vtohlnsky’s conditional offer to Chairman Vandenberg (R-Mlch) Partv north and midwest Just as good as DO '/OU SHAVE n o 7 ^ the Senate Foreign Relations com- ] rrO grCSSlve r a n y I^ a a publican party. Kentucky welcomed arren when i guchow. 180 mile* northeast of the PoUti^ committee was a THE FIRST X o W A beautiful new design In the famous Startex drapery fabrle. elected even though they have the Californian spoke there re- j Klangsu province, dls- cUnuuc to a speech of mqjr* than When yon get out of bed late mittee, John Foster Dulles, his for­ Police Chief Lucas Rohe of COLOGNE PARFUMiE t h i n g in 'AUover peasant pattern with blue, green, yellow and red grounds. ers Decide to l(Iave Democratic rivals. They are run­ Richmond estimated the crowd cently. patches said today. Merit Raises two hours la. which he complained eign affairs idviser, and Harold E. ning in districts Which have gone THE and you’re pressed for time, j that was in the railroad yards Defends Farm Rcrord Evacuation of the families ot| ; that In the eyes of the wesL M ORNINAf. j Stassen, former Minnesota govern- More Radio Talks Republican almost as regularly as Barkley spoke also at Stockton I ever w* do is wrong.” \f there’s only one Udag te do, eaU or, at thehan Francisco U. N. con­ when Truman’s train stopped at government ottlcUle. from th* Im-, N ew perfumed cologne that lasta hours longer I southern districts have gone Dem­ yesterday, defending the Demo­ porUnt rail and highway center Ruled Illegal “ WlU Submit InformaHsrf* TngWaire ference and in ^other international ocratic. from 1,500 to 1,800. cratic fatin record; and in San He said that it th* United Ns- C R T CAB for fhet, oafe trane- ^ Chicago, Oct 12—yP)—Progre* At Greenfield, home of James already has staled, the reports I Prince Matchahelli’s potent echo of heloved meetings. slve party de-emphaaized Henry The Republicans gained 54 House Francisco, where he told the non- I tiona adopts tbe Soviet proposal portatlon. We wlU asenre your , ” I mention this tremendous seats in the election two yeturs ago. Whitcomb Riley, the poet, where said. 100% Wool 60” Wallace's personal appearancea The Communist trqopa, raport- Employees Must Have ; for an arms reduction of on* third, Stradivari Perfume . . . richy lasting, volnp* , They now have 246 members (218 the original rooster emblem o f the (Contlnued oe Pag* Eight), then tbe Soviet union "simultsn- prompt arrival at nodeet cost. today. From now on hla prealden- Democratic piirty was developed, edly Gen. Chen Yl’s Second, Sev­ filly Automatie Waslidr (CoottBued o* Page Eight) Ual campaign will run more to is a majority), the Democrats 187, Consent of Union to tnons. Splash it on lavishly after your bath. and American Labor two. The the president was introduced by enth and 12th columns, were re­ (COnUmsed un Pege EIgbt) radio talks, so that larger num- ported converging on the south­ I Republican figure includes three Schricker. .Schricker said that Grant Such Increases m kF bera can hear hla voice. rooster" has never ceased to ern Shantung town* of Fsnghalen 'vr&mm-AcnM/ Snow Suiting or Coating On the radio last night Wallace vacancies, the Democratic two. Farmers Plan Stradivari GilogneParfumM.'.. Must Show Net Gain of St crow” there. Mr. Truman was pre­ and Pelhsien. which are Isss than 5141 West Pledged slashed anew at Preaident Truman. Sutdutw. Washington, pet. 12—UPV^^Era- To win control of the House, the sented with a book on the "roos­ ployers who grant merit pay raises 4 fragrant~oances in daggling ^ KEMP'S He said Mr. Truman "betrayed” Democrats would have to show a *’llepoi1a I^rimriirlmetor Peaetratod Fnnklin D. Roosevelt’* policies ter." For Big Crop! Without the cone'ent o f the union Convenient Waiting Room INCORPORATED v Cabinet Seat net gain of 31 for a clear nuijority, The president said the world C7 a Government spoapoKesinsn said no magnum crown, rose-boted — ■ rbuim 788 MAIN ST. TEL. 5880 ;2 9 and ‘■‘wlU }ive In history aa the representing their workers may ' Located At yd. or 30 to organize the House with a "could use more" today of the developments were reported from Flashes! Frigldalre Headquarters For worst-defeated Democratic candi­ working plurality of one over-the the Taiyuan or Sian areas, both run afoul of the labor laws. logic that was Riley *. He said tho That is the effect of tbe Su­ 53 Pnmell Place Over 20 Fears date who ever sought the presldeh- Republicans. Record Volume Fracti- of which hsvc been under heavy (tati* Rultuins *1 the UP. W|ta) Warren Swings Through poet knew the mid westerner, preme court’s refusal to change a Oppbsite Park 8L cy.” Since their low strength of 89 “ what we people think, how we act cally Assured Ctiun- Red attacks. The Nanking Eve­ Water RepeOent He also announced—with the ex­ members after the 1936 election ning News, however, ha4, report* lower court ruling that merit pay Rocky Mountain Area ultant statement that "the impos­ and do." ia part of the compulsory collective (lowest since 1893), the Republi­ All during the 80th Congress, try for This Year that the Reds bad penetrated the 42 .%Ucae Arreetad Make up your children^ snow suits and save! For coats too. Toward the Northwest sible haa been achieved’’-t h a t the cans Jumped to 169 in 1938, dropped defense perimeter o f Taiyuan, bargaining prxess. The high court New Verfc. UcL (SMdcfrib..pnaacRiPTioN p h a k m a c v Mr. Truman continued, "I had to declined yesterday to bear an em­ Progreaaive party is ‘’assured” of Heavy weight water rejIeUent aultlng In teal, wine, navy, h tm » to 162 in 1940, went up to 212 in fight" to "keep the Republicans' #,-\Vith' Shansi capi^. arrest *t 42 aliens te a iOl MAIN STRUT* MAMCHESTEH _being on the ballot in 48 sUtea (II- 1942, fell back to 100 in 1044, and Washington. Oct. l2 - nv. ployer’s appeal Eii Route with Warren to Butte, from stopping rural electrifica­ s record crop volume practically Asked ^ agalast smuggling ef Ja and greem. . . . * - i "linola and Oklahoma being the ex­ iip again to >45 after the 1946 Circuit Court Derlalea Stand* i Into this country Uurongh the use Mont., Oct. , 12—(iP>—Gov. Earl tion. farm price supports, the assured for this year, farmer* al-Trument ^ •'*® ^*'* So the decision of the Sixth Clr- ceptions). election. ready are turning their attention city of Chefee. of frsudulrat Hrth eertifimtea Warren awung through the Rocky Progressive party officials have Their decreases in strength in school lunch program and other cult court of appeals at Clnclnna- | MENTSHOP. mountain region toward the Paci­ "Democratic" programs. to planting for another big output spokesman said a statement might was aoBouaoed today by tha 3ame Day Service R E D M E N ’ S cancelled Wallace speeches at Du­ presidential years have been far in 1949, . be made in a few days. ti stand*. Under its broad terms | mlgraUo* service. .-k fic northwest today with the any smployer violating the prlnci- i luth, Minn., and Madison. Wl*. less than their gains in off years. The Agriculture Department re- The governnient ^ said 89 wero take* late eastody promise of western representation Instead, WaUace and the group 968 Candidates Banning (footlniied nn Page Eight) pi*— that a bargaining union must As Seen in Life! In a Republican cabinet. porJed this In a barVest-time state- ■ port of the (.entral New* I* New York *irt 12 I* Miami, of aasiatants, spcech-v^riters, secre­ All told, there are 963 candidates m ent'yeAerday eatlmating this [that National tn »p * have a voice In herit raisee—runs Fla. Moat were aattves ef the THIS SERVICE DAILY i Before a Republican audience in running for the 435 House seats. taries, and newspaper reporters on ' Treasury Balance year's total crop production will I tured Chengwu. (jom m unw nem the chance of belc.-; held guilty of British West ladtoa. N E W B I N G O Casper. Wyo., last night the No. 2 hiji chartered plane came to Chi­ They include 173 running on other committing an unfair labor prac- s e e G. O. P. sandidate charged the ad- exceed the 1946 record by 8 per ■ base west of Mukden, and d e cla re cago late yesterday for an un­ than Democratic or Republican cent. i that the loss to tbe Communlato Ucts Arabs SbeR l erasalem EXCEPT ON SATURDAY mlnUtration with paying Up serv- tickets. Including 75 Wallace party 'Washington, Oct. 12.—OPV—The Labor experts said today the 36” Fireman Red •fee to the west and making the scheduled three-day stop. The position of the Treasury Oct. 8: FaVorable westher in Septem-1 would ease the preeaur* on Chlnh- Jerwolem. OcL 13— —Arab group now has flown 7,400 miles candidates. In addition, the Amer­ principle la unlikely to have any feeoes shelled th* seathsva *M- western state* a "poUtical foot- ican Labor party, which supports Receipts, $111,433,083.59; ex ber virtually nailed down earlier | aien. In 18 day*. ' penditures, $178,967,814.64; bal­ forecasts that 1948 production will j Chengwu ia believed to have great effect In mass production In- ekirts ef Jerusalem last aiglit aad baU” for the west and making the duatrles because they largely have Garments Brought To Our Plant Fine Quality Cotton Flannel * western states s ’‘political foot­ Wallace went Into a series of ance. $4,882,480,431.02. top all others. been used as a base for Red Gen. Jewish artfllery rotaraed tha Iro. (UonUnaed na Page Eight) abandoned merit raises. aa Israeli tiwmsaalqae said today. ball” for the "political perpetua­ strategy confabs with three party Fall plowing, field preparation Lin Piao for attacks on the Man­ 26GAMES officials who came Jrom New York and seeding ef such fail-sown churian corridor. With tho city Thus th# greatest possible effect Tbo Jew* aimed at eaemy | For Pajamaa, Night Gowns, etc. tion” of the Democratic party. was seen in small plants and busi­ phuimrats aad troep os Before 10 A. M* "And be it remembered.” he de­ to meet him. These men: C. B. grains as winter wheat, rye and in the government's hands, the "Beany” Baldwin, the campaign ness firms, where merit increases tie**, the stotooseht laid. BINGO clared. "that in the first 14 years oata is progressing sesaonally, the rail line by which the Red* have • • • PLAYING STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8 P. M. o f the present Democratic admin­ manager: John Abt. general coun-1 To Observe Holy Festivals department s*id.> moved troops north almost to the May Be Galled For At 5 P. M. set. and Ralph Shikes, publicity dl- Oral* Seediag Delayed Great Well would be severed. tOaa«*as4 es.Psg* Bigbl) Plaae B o r a s After Uroah istration—with one exception and Ls*de*. OcL 13—(#) — M< ! that for only a short time— there, rsetor. I In some areas, however, lack of TOMORROW NIGHT AND YOU DON’T STAY LATE Adding Rqdlo Series soil moisture h*s held up grain Airways saM ede ef Hs h 79® y6* was not a single cabinet member With Guns in Their Hands gtaed phmea earrytag 89 p Slight Additional Charge from any ot these eleven western The party annoimced that a seeding. This was the rase in weekly paid radio series on Thurs­ parts of the southern great plains crashed aad botasd today Extra flhe quality twill weave flannel, 38” wide. states.” AMERICAN LEGION BINGO Will Get Representation day nights- over the American Jerusalem, Oct. 12—OF) — Jew* • flict, Uie (cslivabi are more re­ where dry weather m year ago alM> Detrpit Will'Have Curfew For This Service Broadcasting Cb.. U being added and Moslem* will celebrate holy strained and tense than in previous hindered operations. Leonard Street Warren told his audience In This y ea r's record com crop aero Tinker Hall Casper High School auditorium to hi* present Monday night aerlea feativals with guns in hand in this j The Jew# are not allowed to will turn out to be larger than Groen Stamps Given With Cash Sales that Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, Re-, bn NBC. For Youngsters Under 17 MAIN STREET Wallace con(*ra with his advis­ roligiotis center tonighL • approach the Walling wbU the departmcBt hod previously publican presldentisl .nom ine, has predicted if its latest estimate i* INDIVIDUAL SEATS I DOOR PRIZES! pledged "the weit the representq- ers to^y (^ncernlng tbe interns- For Jews tbe wortd over it U the old city because it i* in Arab cs^r tlanal sttqatloit. Tomorrow he Yom Kippur, the dsy of atonementj occupied territory. home out. YestsnIay'B report put Detroit. OCL 1 1 - ( F ) - A ssW-a Th® O ty CsunsU approved ths tien It needs and deserves” in tbs Mdolem mosque* will not ^ th* crop at SJW7,865,()0« bualiel*—, The Manchester , governmeat. makes a fcAteh of recording* of that end* 10 days of pentitence. A t ' — ------night curfew—under which Ha j curfew la a aaov* a8al»#t >$vanll# 23 Regular Games a boost o f about 88,000,000 bushels DOOR PRIZE farm speeches for latsr broadcast. th. b efittin g o f the new year 5709 lighted as usual because of the and Pa toe* a ^ ! dflinquency. Advocate# o8 the Coming into Montana today for shortage of electricity. Moslem from tjw Beiptomber terscast. '.^11 another major talk tonight In Those aetiviUe* wsre given by par­ In tbe JewM calendar.- violation by thrtr ch U w n take#: aatd iaoth#ro fsaatsT trsditionslly featuring Extra Special Game! Butte. Warren was Joined on hla ty officials aa the efficisl reasons For Moslems it la Id El Adba, Come and Try It and You WiU Like It The JW .H A L d CQhl whole roast rteep. were dispenseo Surpassing the 1848 record by sperisl train by Gov. Sam Ford of fbr tbe Duluth and Madison cancel­ that marks the end of the tradi­ auNCHSSTad C o m m * tional pilgrUnsge to Kaaba In wlfh becayse of food shortage*. 10 per cent, the new com crop, tern in Dry Cleaners Montana. Ford's name has been lations. opens the way for a big boost in i under,der i r years of age. If they’re >»**«•• The war in Palestine ha* reduced ; Some children aro exempt from .. R^iular Bingo at 8 O^CIock among those mentioned in connec- Wallace’s campaign ra»lv Is Mecca, tomb of Mohampned. found unescorted on the streets The two featlvala coincide tlu* the number of pilgrims to M e c c a production of meats, dairy and ^ the curfew—thoo* on “em#rg*a#y tloa with the west’s most import­ scheduled for Milwaukee on Thurs- after midnight, thetor parent* Will 93 WEI.I.S STREET TELEPHONE 7254 Tomorrow Night year for the first time m decadro. to about 40,000, one third of the | errands” or others who work- ant cabinet'post- that

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