TUESDAY. OCIOBIE t. IMI A m niu Dallsr Hut Fruas Koa n o W M t i * Vbv tba W M k M a g le<0.a,tNH«iUi Manchastor ChapUr, 17. D. from avary ssetkin of How Itaf- Oetober U, lUiil tks KoUiy siutf* will must at Iftr. and Mrs. Jam as M. Ouynup land by stating "let’a stop grip- V - ' anA ohIMran hava movad from I I A. V.. will mast this avaning at Betrothed Talks to Uoioii tog, criticising and feeling sorry AtH N itTow n aladit o’clock at tha ailvsr Lana to^oufsslvss. Lot’s gat In Uwrs . 1 0 , 3 0 8 SiSinussi ?ssi Hirii,i .Community houas. 'Hw bualnaaa 6IUUIMITEED- fpUowiav ths dinmr thy msmbsts' ' will' induda tha nominatlois of and toprk togethar.” win •a^oiini to St. Hair’s jw ii^ Mrs. Ralph Ropkwon and her Disto Council huU at T:M to rstiaarse for the committos win be' a t the Seootid dfflcars. ^ REIHSTERED- Mmuikuter A CUy of VlUago Charm Utfistnl show to ba held October Congregational chufeh this eve­ ning from seven o’clock to receive M and ST. Mra. Carl Psterssn, who . la Silverstein Telk Labor articles for the sale tomorrow chairman of the committee ar­ and PERFECT ;(ClaMMto6 AAvmtiiliti on Ito g r U ) MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10.1951 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICB PIVK c i t m morning at • nine o'clock by the ranging for the Military Whist of Mutual Effort Needed FRESORiniOIIS VDL. t v a , NO. 9 * Mr and Mrs. Alphonse Rubacha Lucy Spencer group. Chapman Court, Order of Ama- of Oeurtland strsat and their two ronth on Thursday night, urges To Solve Problema Curofally eompoinMl^* young sons have returned home The first meeting of the .Hollis­ tha mambars to fiU taMss. Prlsaa te^tglar lepiwiwBwt Star apending a weak at • ter .PTA this evening will take will be awarded tha winners and Speaking Cn "Human Relations ArlhirDnigSlMif Happy Yankee Bomb era In Drcaafaig Room M M _ a n « in hoM Its BMMithly Vineyard. All took part In the the form of a dessert party, pri­ refreshments served. Plaiting in Industry” before the Now Sing- K t H 'p S . l k tomonwsr • vsbIjW « annual fishing derby. marily for the purpose of getting win begin promptly at eight land District Council of P*pec acquainted with the new members. o’clock in the Masonic Temple. Makers, A.F.L., in Boston Bun-' The St. Jude Thaddous and Apple pie with Ice cream and cof­ day, Saul M. Silverstein, presi­ S JS irts'w m fenow the bi^- Our Lady of the Most Holy Ros­ fee will be served. Rntertaln- Charles J. Strickland of 188 dent of Rogers Corporation, called Pick New Truce Talks Site —ii ■ fun tnrMut of tbs ary MoUiers dtoles are spo"*f;- ment numbers will be arranged by Main street has as his guasU, Mr. for labor and manag>>*jnt to work to bopsd for. Ing an open meeting for all moth- Hard Hamm. . and Mrs. Warren H. Church of together in solving the problema eii drefce and their friends on Whitman, Mass., who will leave which face them. ' Wednesday evening. Oct. 17 at The Queen of Peace ' Mothers shortly for Palrhope, Alabama, Pointing out that "all too often eight o’clock at 8t. James s ^ w l drcle will meet at eight o’clock where they will spend the winter. management and labor look for a haU. At that time Police Chief master plan,” Mr. Silverstein re­ BE SURE tomorrow evening with Mrs. John They are considering Palrhope aa K ey To Herman O. Schendel Kllloramo of 113 Bretton road. an all-year-round home if. summer minded his llstenen that “there and Show a movie on Civil De­ weather conditions prove favor- Is no substitute for a spontaneous fense. after which there will be an The Asbury group will m m t abls. Mr. and Mrs. Church lived r V ' . ' cooperation of free men united by ISOjN Wite Buying open discussion. Thursday at two o'clock for Its here s number of years ago. common Incentive.” YOU’RE NOT aUGHT CAMIION Adding that ‘'dealing with hu­ U. STTanksTHp RedTront Know wh«r« yon bay, monthly meeting at the South Alia 100 le 2473 St. Joseph's Mothers Circle will Methodist church. The executive board of the —Bradford Bachrach man beings'Involves an endless, Weddiag U#t ItJO aad youH know whnt yon meet tomorrow evening at the Washington PTA will meet this Mtoa Mary D. BoMaaky dynamic, educational program,” home of Mrs Intermediate Olrl Scout Troop evening at 7:80 tai tha school 11- the Council’s- ke3mote speakar IN THE SEASONAL h gtt! Hero yonH find tme outlined the following four princi­ Avondale road This Is the f h ^ 51 will m tot at the Bowers school biaiTT. M r. and Mra. Lawrence BoUn- DEWEY-RIGHMAN Union Picket Pickets Unioii' unlneo in fine Used Cai*. meeUng of the season and a full tomorrow afternoon right after ples aa essential: Substitution of JEWELERS—EST. 1906 Push Gains turnout of mfmb^r* !• •xp®cto

/i . 1 ITAKCHESTES BVEKTNQ HRRALD. MANOFIEOTEB. tiONK. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1951 . • i t . ■ "MANCHB8TBR BVSNINO BEBALD, MANCHJfiSl'KB. OOMMa WEDNESDAY, OC’lOBER 10,1961 ^ ed by the Exchange club .last V, spring, win be displayed. Truman Blasts Bid ^■v ’ V. Products Show Is (Retied Mqra than 10,000 persona have m.m B ‘ vlaltH .the show each of the past two years and officials hope to ex­ For Library. Funds By Mayor Turkington Today ceed that number thle year.< Several prises vrUI be awarded by (OmtiBaM froM Page Oae) dlsplayers and the Bbcchange club The Third' Annual Manchester . dally demonstrations by the Man­ during the three days. chester E d u e a t l o n aaaociaUon. ness had a great opportunity to Producte Show, aponsorad by the legally contribute tax free five Exchange elub, officially opened I From 8 to 3:30 tomorrow, Grade : One o f Hollister win show acMvl- per cent^of Its esmlngs. thle afternoon a t throe o’clocK A t his home In Albuquerque, N. iiHUf ties in weaving. Highland Park's Car Leaves Road when Mayor Harold A. Turtting-' J Grsde Two will demonstrate crea- M., Anderson declared: ton Cut the ribbon In the prasanca ). tlva art and music from 3:30 until “ I simply ssy the\letter was not o f General Chairman Howard j four o'clock. As Driver Dozes broadcast It waa sent to between Beaupre, other officials of the Ex­ SO and 100' people that I thought change club, and a large group of From 4 to 4:30 Grade Five of v/ere weU known to be friends of Nathan school children ready to be the Hale will demonstrate Rudolph Behrmaan of RFD No. the President and who couldn’t be first visitors to the show. It will paper sculpturing and visual aids. 3, RockvUle, wrecked hie automo­ accused' of buying influence by conUnue tomorrow and Friday Thevremaindar o f the schedule fol­ bile on Middle turnpike west about their contributions.” .. lows: 4:30 to Robertson, Grade from i o'clock to U p. m. 8:80 laat night when he went off r.CoiAMf. One o f the featured displays la Four, history: B to S:80, Lincoln, that of the Treasury Department, Grade Six, paper machia and dino- the road after apperently faUlng sransored by the Savings Bank of I saurs; 5:30 to 8, Varplanck, Grades asleep. The entire front end of the It’s Om sf As “Thkc Your Home to Heart,” Is the slogsn homefumbhers all over America arc naing to arouse your Interest in making your home a Manchester and the Manchester Five >and Aix, Junior Red Cross car waa demoUahed and estimated Oatdssr and making favors. . better place to live. Keith’s have arranged special vahiea in all Uhes— in all departments— teroughout its big store in celebration of ite great Keith's Is Serving Trust company. It is a display of damagea'vrere 3800. Manchester...it!s Burton's for cancelled negotiable dating High School groupa take over at \ KZiid Anniversary Sale. in back to the W ar of Independence 6 o'clock with an hour o f aevring Patrolman Peter Staum made in 1776. ’nils is only the second' by the Home Economics depart- the investigation and no arrest This store is owned solely by the family of the founder of this store. W e arc proud of the reputation we have established throughout our trad­ It's 3rd Generation m e n tn ^ m 7 to 8 the Business de­ was made. Behrmann told the po­ show ing,of these bonds in the ing ai«a. The operators of a retail store must give values and deal honestly with its customers to be able to succeed for more than 50 state. During the ghow applica­ partment win demonstrate Imsi- liceman he w a » traveling east. He beautifully detailed, classic tions will be taken for savings ness machines, calculators, type­ said he eithbr doxed o ff or blacked yean. Let us take this opportunity to thsnk yon for your business^ of Homemakers! bonds. ^ writers and transcription. Eight out for a short time. Tire marks The Herald will feature a booth o'clock until 9 the A rt department showed the car had gone o ff the TONH>llT-(rM «i showing the various phsses in pro­ will demonstrate crafts and water- road twice before coming to a ducing a dally newspaper. Photo­ color. The final hour w ill be de­ stop near HlUlard's Pond. Vlrglala Msys gahm iy Matehiiig graphs of the different .machines voted to tha Language department dsaws Cssaey LANE CEDAR CHEST Modern 3-Pc. V will be displayed. An added attrac­ with Spanish and French by tape Dsris Dar tion at Tha Herald booth will be recording and beginners In UN Records Put “West Point Story” Itth Gtstary Tablw . Spacious watarfall styling in American BLOUSES photographs taken last week of French. aad Walnut and Paldao woods. Interior tray the new Goss printing press now Other industries and buslnessea D ob Barry rises automaUcally, receding lid Light-Tone Bedroom bslng assembled at tb* Bissell displaying products at the show Jeraitp In N. Y. Boborl Loworjr hinges keep top street plant. are the Manchester Division of the Woady Loo from striking wall by Hartford Gas company, Findell $14.52 EACH Anniversary Sale briqgs you this new Police Chief Herman’ O. Schen- (Coattnoed from Page Oae) .T Shat Biny the KM when raleed. del, director of Civilian Defense, Manufacturing o f v^iUan blinds, foil fashion a? this new lower prlre. 39-52 Available with both single and dou­ said today a naw film on fire Knit-Apart, Watkina Brothers and * t m i Reg. $49.95 ble dresarrs. 3, plecea — bed. dresser fighUng and protection in the the Manchester Knitting MiU, in which Staasen said he is “send­ CURRENT VALUE $24.95 ing a member of my staff to look raiD AT: and chest as shown now only JUDY home has .arrived and will be The Freedom Shrine, oonsistlng “ Lsst flsattasat" at the records to which Senator ahown for the first time. of replicas o f noted documents in sad "G I Jaas” Where eiee but here could you find O f speciM in tem t will be the Unitf^ States history and donat- Austin refers with reference to Feb. 5, 1949, and will report to Thara’s a Taata Tfaal far Bm>rr ■■uoh a wonderful aelecUon of in- you further on this.” MesiWr af tba FtaGljr At Oar ■pired 18th Century mahogany ta- c Spitleaf Cascaaa.a-tarial Uea at euch a breathtaking price 7 $ 1 7 9 .5 2 In the same telegram, the Uni­ Rich, highly poltahed genuine ma­ versity of Pennsylvania president hogany tops. Chooae from 7 styles: Rog. $219.95 added that "a further fact just Neat, cocktail, end, atep end, lamp, discovered which is Important to piecrust, commode. T Stylea ' your Inquiry Is that Dr. Jessup op­ Sninll ildwn payment. Many months la This Group to puy. posed the Truman doctrine of di­ u ttm . rect U. S. aid to Greece and Tur­ HARirORD •UUIf-M. key against the Communists.'' Jessup did this, Stassen aaid, 5 ^ “ In a Clalrmont, Calif., lecture in 1947.” Stassen quoted Jessup as having said in part in that lec­ ■ ture: 'v fe i2 “The President said, T believe that It must be the policy o f the U. 8. to support free peoples who A k A are resisting attempted subjuga­ tion by armed minorities or by Wear Velvet outside pressures.' : m i : \

\-a4u/luA Crib and Mattress Kroehler Sectional Sofa CIRCLE Reg. $35.90 Kroehler Dovonette Enjoy in your home! kroehler ouehlon- $20.52 Save 130.43 oh this world TODAY and TOMORROW ixed sectionals eapeclally priced for mod­ Sdo ^ famous sofa that changes tn OUT OF THE WEST est budgets. It's the newest in home $ 1 1 9 .5 2 a comfortable bed. It makes New England Made Crib PLUS an In­ COM ES 2 T H R IL L E R S ! fashions. See it in our modem depart­ a 2 In 1 room for the smell­ _J MIRV M im a- MURRAY AMKX.D-L. nerspring matt^ss with wet proof cov­ 110.52 ment er hollies of today. $ 8ARY COOPER Reg. $149.95 er made by the manufacturers of the Onely-tucked ml€t of nylon-trieot. . . w i«h n Hollywood Bed Outfit famous Ksntwet mattress. . . . Both Reg. $149.95 5iE?*a wonder. . . . white and pink. Bliea la ZANE GRA'T’S for 329.02. Small down payment. M any. months to pay. *2-St. ‘lighting GaravaRt” Includes genuine innerspring Wood and _ _ PLU S ----- trcMS, steel coil box spring, mounted ^ w ^ 1 7-Piece waahaWe rayon. Uaaue faille rut on daeeie OB legs end a plastic upholstered head- ^ ^ ^ Ilnea with aaddle atltchlnr that arcenta the H q ktkM RANDY SCOH Plostic tueke . . . white. SUes 32-38. Rwy ANN SHERIDAN board. Choice o f ecdors. Reg. |77.96. Fireplace 5 Pc. Ensemble SPORTSWEAR DEPT, THE nSHTiM Bridge Sets Tins ti a timely addition WECTERHEB to your home that makes V e h e t Shells for a better home and STARTS FRIDAY SOLID BRASS Reg. $54.95 better living. Included are «THE PROWLER** the pair of andirons, the Ptas: -SUpaloag RuseaMam** screen ami a four piece $ 2 9 8 2 4 " H IGH tool set. Tliey arc brasa $30.52 finished with a hand TABLE LA M P hammered' effect. u 'itbu Back in what we like to think of aa "The G o ^ Old DBys" before the war w f iiwd COAT of Hit Sooten With s tole-type shade la Reg. $27.50 the fashion pick-me-up of the season— svelte U U ^ to have this type of value but wc haven't seen it in years until this Hale. The table EASTWOOD choice of maroon or green.* \ folds, the chairs fold. They are made of wood with genuine plastic table top and 'J shells in the season’s No. 1 fabric-sophisticated upholstered aeats. Choice of blende or mediogany flnish. velvet in black, brown, navy, purple, pink, mint aaTT? OMKEB Only $ 1 0 . 9 5 For All 7 Pieces oaABLf: OAB80N VALUE of Hio Sooton yreen and coral. ' V. R*g. $L95 **Mcet Me “The Law hat bar A fter the and. CUSTOM BUY of fho Sooson Show” the Lady” $0.52 each ■i The Contour Style t:U-4:W-t:H 1:4S - l : l f BUNDAYl SIRROCCO' SOFA All An ouUtanding value in liv­ Restmaster Chair ing room luxury by Kroeh­ Waal ler. Note the graceful flow­ Lampt Art tilt PtrfttI GtmpHmtRt ing Qnea, the fashionable Rugs rrS A MUST> ITS GRRATl fabrics, and hew colors. Sit * 1 2 9 - '" ' Tt • Fiitly Dtttrattil Htow in it! Compare the soft, re­ 9 ’ x i r laxing comfort. Bring new $70.52 STATE » amstoday beauty and luxury to your Reg. $89.95 home. , We welcome your charge or budget I* I lie lion CM c o m l)i n i l ion account. ti $ 1 2 0 .5 2 Highlight your floor with new colors. If d i a l c \ c r hit I lie -^ar-vcn!^ Rog. 179.95 Now wo dared to tell you the famous maker of these rugs you would come to Keith's in a hurry. This Is a money saving value in floor fashions available in every THE MOUTON COLLARED type of pattern. A SPECTACULAR 3 m l c h a i r ANNIVERSARY PURCHASE STORMCOAT , OF and Ottoman... Itonmar -Contour—-the-smart- lounge chair-'and-itx conttmf JSsign will make it llie most popular chair in your living Loungss — Rojidca — Reclines. It flU every DINETTES room. As illustrated, in Boltaflex in your choice of colors. body. Ita contour moulded . . equipp^ F O R G IR LS with double spring asqt . . . heautifully styled In your choice Of fabric-or plastic. Imperial Luxury Mottregs A flick of the linger moves'tfw le'ver which changes tha. chair to any position.

9 8 or Box Spring $2Q.52 R ^ . $79.95 R«g. $38.95 AMkIvGffURy Sol* $69-52 Reg. I88J6. seve $9.48. A super;<9il innerspring unit, ■ r* I u f ^ I ^ r e d with Uyers of firm felt. Sturdy, roll edge Today’s Replacement Price 85.00 end a woveni stripe tick. Boxqjring in m a k i n g tick. S'JjE''" ...... ^ See them! Full or twin size. The best investment for o budget-conscious mother — the best oll-oround coot for on active g irl__ the HOWARD HUGHES Metol Wall Cobinefs bist tailored, best-loolong, best-buy stormcoot of the You'va seen them double this price. All Mahogany C 1 ROBERT MITCHUM-JANE RUSSELL Gossip steel in white enamel flnish. Includes Your Choiet, 5«Pc. SoH From |09» center and 2 end sections. Full 54" wide. Magazine Rack Reg. $18.95. Choose your table style, choose your chair^ 67-52 Bench atyle, choose your color combination from $ dosena of patterns iq our open stock dis­ Rog. $12.50 VahM • 100'r alpaca lined • wind resistant H!$ K/ND OF WOMAN! R«g. 51L96 play. Own a custom set without a custom $12-52 pries tsg! • new n.vlon shell • full mouton collar $7-52‘ keep your secret in our finely detailed 2-plece ON THi SAME SHOW • water repellent • full-lined sleeve crepe suit dress . . . scores of tiny, tiny pleats $0.52 1i!B.WTI!M!n.ffiBB W e bought this rack from • play slenderizing tricks, with your hgure. Green, M picture and it looked Ilka • srray, hunter green, nav]^', scarlet. 7-14. gray, taupe and black. Sizea 10-16. good value. When It arrived Qusltty ooaitrue- it wasn't up to Keith’s • 8-6x coat, leggiiiga, hat at 29.98 * • • • ' X ttosi, s a l a e t a d standard but it's a Whale ed cabtattr h a r d- a value at 37.52. _ _ dresa salon wood, msbogsay flnlak, Duran np- McCRAW'DIXON holstored s o n t, f t - ' BURTON’S CHILDREN’S SHOP with" handy stor- aoaed Wed. at Me Thare. tU 3. * STARTINO •WBORBT o r • n o t GUY WHO ago compmteMnt PLUS for tOlanhasM Days freaa 0 to StlO. BUWDAT CONVICT LAKE” CAME RACKT books u a a • r- OPEN nesth the aest, ,<

, if. •. 1 '■ . X . —^ t ■ X' ' \ , .... UANdHSSTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10,1961 ICANCHI8TBB CVENDfO n M L O . IIANCHB8TEB. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10.1951 The Mexican Cbnununtot party an­ tentiary. All the 11 but Robert Mexico Gives FBI nounced It. ’ Eugene Dennis and 'John Oatea. Thompson were given five years. rahavaad just what you would da in a safe place in closed contain- Oreen said a blond haired man ran the Communist DaUy Worker. He wee given epeciet treatment WBAV - m In OOM flro broke out In Ysrlous era? preceded the Mexican oar across They are In Atlanta federal peni­ as a war veteran. Pfrta of yoiir homaT |0. Are oliy rage and raopa kept W anted U. S. Red the bridge about 20 minutes; ap- w no - uw in eloeed oontalners nt all times 's R a k ib WTHA—lW .t FIRE 5. Have you dleaned out your peared to signal the waiting FBI baaament and attic lately to he when not in use ? (OoBthmed from Page One) men, then dtoappeared. W T H T - i m aun they're ne fire-eafe a i poaai- 11. Do you have an adequaU TOTS-N TEENS, INC The newsmen quoted an imml- Mef supply of ash tr^ s? would aalc the Mexican govern­ graUon offleer as saying it v m 4. Do you bava fha proper typee There’s only one answer for a ment to let Hell etay In Mexico the same man involved when Mor­ .... Oameleon. * of extlngulabere at varlona poten­ perfect score. If you answered ton Sobell, S4, the radar expert, ^FDRC-4lr. fashion centre for yoiing Manchester aa a political nfugee. waa deported to the U. 8. YOURS for Permanent Uoyd Shtxr WTHT—KJy yi a te ry TlmMer. tial danger paints in your home? "no" to sny of theih, or even heett- WHAT—Family Roaary. a. kitchen 7 twited for n minute before nnewe^ 956 Main facing Oak But early today he waa brought Sobell, a New Yorker, waa eon- wno—Halls of ley. • CHIEF b. garage? ing *‘yee" noW*e (he time to mend ae-oea the border. Newaman 'Tom rioted laat spring with Jiillus end WONV—Hidden Truth. e. near furnace ? your ,waye. Let's try to make Gieen Of the Laredo Timee watch­ Ethel Rosenberg on charges of Loveliness • • • intK|k-N*w«: luquMt luu- wartime espionage. They were ac­ 8:18—»■ t ^ ^ d. in attic? ev«ry week Fire Prevention Week. ed as five men In an old model 6. Aro you ouro all your ex- cused of relaying Apierican atom 7VHAX-,-|^ on Parade. ^ Chief James H. Schsub DIVERSITY ? four-door sedan with Mexican 11- y im n c —tM k * I t lUcfc. 8rt8— tingulohers nra "approved by the bomb secrete to Russia. Sobell is A SMARTLY SYYLID St e • t nee plates, drove across the In­ appealing a 30-year prison sent­ WDRO—Or. Christian. . 77:18 is Fire Prevention Week Underwriters"? Here’sjrour answer. . . w n c —ste iu D«nM. w n o —Ofeat Olldartlaeva. and It seems to us there’s no more 0. Are matches kept in n safe WHAT’S THE REAL PRICE ternational Bridge here at S a. m. ence and the Roeenbergs are ap­ MARLOW . WHAT—pj*d«* Program. WTHT—Caaehook o t Gregory place, away from children? ON TOCR HUITSBr pealing death sentences. appropriate time of the year for Famous makers: Fisher, Ckmtcraft, Jubilee, Four of the men looked like Mexi­ Moscow Trained '4:M — **<>«>• . . . .i everyone in the community to take 7. Has the electrical wiring in can officera; the other man looked MfDRC—Yankea Kitchen. WONS—International Airport; careful atock of hla or her person­ your home bben chocked by a com­ Too71 (lad oar oompeteat . Gastwirth and others. After Hall’s returii today, the M i/^C _Toung WIdder Brown. ■ Newa. al preparedness for fire. Here are petent electrician during the past I * 1 sppraleerB wrD qaallfled to Uke Hall. Mexican Interior department said PERMANENT LA9 help yon. — his arrest had been maije by im­ WCCC—News: Mualc. a few questions which will tell jmu year? Fabrics: only virgin wmmunlsta had called a * WDRC-Boxing Bouts. fled, there were, rumors they had h ■ WTIC—Just Plain Bill. w n C —Barrie Crane, Confiden­ Styles: princess, belted sides, belted backs, meeting of their execiltive com­ rettirned to Russia or gone under­ WON8—Bobby Benaon, tial Investigator. pyrainids, flai^ and others. mittee today. ground to form a secret polittouro an d WKNB-Newa; Sporta.^^ The FBI didn’t say where HaU or headquarters. Phone 2-3991 18:88— was being held. Federal prisoners __ WTHT—Nea-a. Four other Communtota, mem­ WDRC—The Old Record Shop. W n o -M eradlth Wllaon’a Mu- PRICES: 8 to 6x -2 4 .9 5 to 5 5 .0 0 here are kept in the Webb (Totinty bers of the party's "second-team’’ for an Appointment WHAY—Croahy’a Qoartar. ^ Room. . use our LAY-AWAY PLAN Jail here, but Jail officers Weren't of leaders are alao fugitives. They WTIC—Pron*. Paga Farrell. WDRC—Dance Orchestra. 7 to U . ^29.95 to 55.00 talking. The resident FBI agent, and 17 others were ln|)lcted with |-gff or C3IARGE IT. L. C. Taylor, wasn't available for conspiracy to teach and advocate w n C —Notea and Quotes. WTHT—Dream Harbor. immediate comment. violent revolution. WHAY—Band by Demand. M:88— The quick movement of Hall 7 1 :e U. 8. Supreme Court Mon­ WCCC—News: Mualc. Newa on all atatlons. TOTS 'n TEENS, Inc. across the border took the matter day refused to reconsider its de­ WON8—ay d e Beatty Show. 11:15— out of the hands of Mexican cision against the 11 top Reds. WTHT—Mark Trail. WTHT—Sports Program. <9t authorities: The decision, last June, upheld the . WDRC—Memory lone. WDRC-World Tonight. Mexican auUioritiea had tried to convictions and constitutionality WHAY—Night Watch one pieea mow suits keep the arrest of-Hall a secret of the Smith act. '•:«»— TIDYKINS until he was out of the country. Seven of the 11 are serving BEAUTY SALON WDRC—Curt Maaaey and Mar­ W n C —News. llrtS — ^ - - ' i NYLON O ' of sonsational GARDW ELUFABRIC DOU­ tha Tilton. WDR(!I—Pt8>lic Service Program WHAY—Sporta. TirHAT—Sporta. 8 : 8 ^ BLE ZIP oasy on, oaiy off. W0H8—Tea Fletcher. 11:88— w n c j—Music. TR ICO T SLIPS R%mlnr 11:1»— WONS—News. 12 montha WHAT—Nea-a: Supl'er Sere- 17:00— Lujeite's beautiful all Nylon slips— lU SE OUR to pi months 10.98 ROBE DEPARTMENT nade. \t”n c —Newa and'Muaic. FOR EVERYTHING w n C —News. KelerMoa (Nylon down to the last stitch)— ILAT-AWAY oom«a la mitiL malM, WONS—Newa. WNHO—TT ■ pink and bluo PRESENTS WTHT—Hewa: Joe (Brand. with a generous helping of nylon IPLAN or p M WOtXJ-Mualc. 4:00—Film Short!, lace and net*. White only. Sizes 32 (THAROE IT. others to size 4 in deep •;15— 4:15—Kate Smith. to 40. tones and three piece w n o —Strictly Sporta. .5:00—Film Short!. sets ...... to 14.98 Weather. 6:15—Time-for Beany. WOW I Sporta. ' 8:30—Howdy Doody. WDRC-rJack SaattK 6:00—Song teop. ROBES OF STYLE AND COMFORT S.-W— 6:25—W eatlrr Forecast. ONLY A Wonderful Value! WDRC—Jack Zalman. 6:4.5—C^)fVM|ticvt Spotlight. S:M— 7:00—n k la S Fran and OUii. wnC—Tour Senator from • 7:88—Film ffiorts. BOYS' SNOW SUITC Cocmectlcut. 7:45—News Caravan. CHENILLE AND BABY CI^ENILLE WTHT Barann Oammell, Newa 8:00—Arthur Godfrey. Blue, Peach, White, Aqua, Maize and Wine. Easy to launder. w pR C —Record Album. 8:00—Strike It Rich. *7.98 ■1m 4 to 8 t: U — 6:80—Plalnclotheaman. 1298 8 pc. Mt WDRC—Lowell Thomas. 10:00—Bor:ts. reg. 16.98 vid. Sizes 12-20 $5.98 w n C —Three Star Ehrtra, 11:00—Wrestling from Chicago. W(Mf>—Keening Star. Coacl.—News. WTHT—Stock Market; Sporta: flaa w ater rapoUant popHn, aatin quUted lining, Sizes 38-44 and ^6i to 2 4 i $7.98 Seaga ta d Storiaa. wool interlined, ourcoat belted Jacket, fur collar, liSS— , sip front, matching alacks and hat, lutvy and WOMB—Pulton I/ewla. Jr. Sizes 46-52 $8.95 3 pc. 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Ij" J''’. 1, ^Z< ICANCBE8TEB BVENINO HERALa MANCRB8TER. OQNN. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1M | 'Ifc MANCHESTER; lYENINO ^KRALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10,1981 and numbered, and merchan- otherwise almost unlimited. It pictnrea or furniture set asiito on portunity to dl^ooo of long-iavod dlae will be eovered'hy insurance cevera aurplus ghlna and giaaa- re-decorating, or antiques and articles that take up valuable during the period of tlw aale.. No wiure which lies unuaed on clooat jawalry to .brighten the eye of space, and At the same tlnM are- ^tedAuxiWryP^^ a S h it w t l l ^ accepted, but tha aholvea, Mcyolaa and'baby car- ■omc amatew collector. Sent a tempting array for tha bar- riagna that have boon outgrown, The consignment sale offers op­ ghin hunter, ' N^ov. 16 field of saleable merchandise t o

,uv„ J. Shon and Mrs. Morgan “A _j^jii((4cu______i l - ^ bsll. 90 I< oii*^UPorter.m * laAddiUon to this oantral ; l M b « c n a ^ ~ — n ian " ^ T S : oOnunltUa, many of tha Auxiliary >i AuKflivy «* SmSera itm aaaiat in ra c e lj^ cbeaUr MMioriallal lt»r io fn r • je, wWchMn and airaiijgwg ^ e merchandiaa, MHt Mie, and act aa ritfetwomen « i th* day y, November ' M4-SM TEL. Bldl h M OB w j^ y - ^ of the aalt. from t ». Bk to » P: **• ^ Artlclca ^ the conaignmant MAIN M . MANCHESTEB Hie project, of which Mrt. Ken sale may be brought to the Ameri­ noth tS Sr to g y e r^ can Legton hall on November Id a amr oae and 16 ftomMO a. m. ‘to 8 p. m. bMB moot ouccemM In o ^ Bach article wiU be catalogued oommunlUea of the •t*tc. It be a cleorin* houee for Brtlcleii In Mod condition, end of to m value, ^ c h wiU be gathewl tronu toe accumflaUon of t h l ^ PJ»pW lM7iD0DGE have atored, and would willingly part with for some return on thctr original coot. • CLUB COUPE The merchandiee win cover a Radio and beater, fluid drive. OUR GREATEST SAU OF THE YEAR .. . YOUR GREATEST SAVINOSI Our M rly buytn« mak«B wide field, ranging from furniture, Motor completely overhauled. electrical appliances, garden tool* Excellent condition. th«g« Mnaatlonally low pricofl poaaibU today. Shop for yoursolf* your fam ily and homo. / Exciting and rug*, to china, glaaaware, b / ■<* lamps, picture*, jewelry, antique* G A Y P L A I D S and object* of art. The sale Will be >4 Cbildran’s conducted on a fifty-fifty ba*l», Center Motors A N D T W E E D S with the o\\Tier *Utlng the price 6IAIN STREET he feel* the article should sell for, ' Next To Post Office Volues... and 'sharing the purchase price Z 9 8 equally with the Hospital Open Dally TU t P. M. Auxiliary. ^ Toha your choice of the First QuolHy ^ > \ LiHgerie Buys Mrs. Eddy will be assisted by sM ion's popular skirts First Quality Mr*. MUlard Rowley. Mr*. Her­ A...' tgkm llfmietmaa bert Hall. Mrs. John Lappen. Mr*. In colorful ploidi, basic fer Wemen. . ^ Charles Felber. Mr*. Walter Ver­ Iwoad*. n wool blooded nier, Mrs. Amos Friend, Mrs. Wll- GLASS wHh rayon for added '‘WSAnin" SHS6TS For Every Purpose Wide-strap crepe crispness and shape- Rsf. 2.79 sturdy sheets give you HUOMS Auto, Mirrors, Window holding tendencies. plenty of everyday service. 81 'x 9 9 ^ ,, . Ptafe, Obscure r ^ \ Chewing Wiij^'s W e've dirndl, plmited Strongly hemmed to prevent froying. SUPS Phone SH22 or swing styles— slim- A Rugby Sweater with . W XARITE Pn-IX>W CASES 4«”x3S” Reg. 66c—47o SjieanniiitlM^ Ine doslics. A bwy at WHITE only 2 .9 8 . In mlues* 1.N vd.. FUMMel suspen PMR hize* from 22 to 30, Worm cotton flannels in I, 2 pc. You Alert GLASS CO. a Norwegian occent 4 . 9 8 V a l u e teg. 97s. Save new on full-fash­ tlylai. Pink, blue, molxe. 1 lo 6. gg 9 ^ 24 Birch «!t. Manchester It isnt’ often you’ll find a Ski Sweater as smart as.this Experience ioned 51 gauge 15 denier sheers. proves that folks Ruffby model with snug fitted Ring neck and ‘‘trim'tite’’ e m n u e s p h s a p 's Washable rayon crepe slips, Grants own brand famous for who (St ahead sre wrists and bottom band. sloy-up shoulder strops. Pink, tJt vdu. w ool CAPPIPAHS the ones who are their sleek Dl. Sixes 8 'A-1 0 'A. while. Vol. to 3.59. 34 52. alert and efficient at All year wtor from these fancy The broad, multi-color band circlet the chest and sleeves their job*. Being knits. Glowing Fall colors. 3 lo 6x. “on your toe* is a MILITARY and is patterned in true Norwegian style with pine trees 1 .8 7 mighty important and moose. Rich, velvety cordu­ Cetton Flannel advantage to you. SmUtATSP PlAttlS 1.CC V d i w POL0 SHIRTS That's one reason , .. WHIST If you want to get out in the open in a Sweater that is roy chenilles in white, H’s a good idea to chew refresl^. Stripes, fancies, solids. 1-3, 3-8. InespesMive Wrigiey’s Spearmmt Gum out of the ordinary, here it is, at only blue, cherry, green, Choose from a special PAJAMAS while yon work- The smooth, pleasant THURS.. OCT. 11,8 P.M. rose. All with wide purchase selection of chewing action help* relieve monotony MASONIC TE.MPLE fringe trim. Buy now, * lustrous neckloces, eor- and teiwion—help* keep you (eriing A-. .'.-i-ri fissb. alert and ri^t on top of thmgs. CHAPMAN COtTRT, O. o f A. rings, bracelets. > 2" Wrigicy’t Sjwarmint Gum taite* : R09. 3.29 ■sod, toa H dm that tomous, long' PRIZES! REFRESHMENTS! ToOity worm cotton flannel in pink, blue or molxe. Frilly tC o S s l t^ . deHdou* spearmint fiavor that All Player* Welcome BUSY W8A¥§n bH never been suceesafully imitated. BATH Meg. $1 SlUf SQUAUS collar, full cut. Sites 34 to 40. Be aure to j e t the original Wrigley’a Srwarmint UMwing Gum. Look (or the DONATION 80 CENTS Florals, paisleys. 36” six#— w w * Genuine leather uppers. 4 7 7 ^asB spear on the package. TOWELS Boys’, girls' I'A to 3. 4m pAIR Mop. $1 S H o n m o L O v n __ ItAYON TRICOr FAMTirS, 3,4.7... rn ______85s 20 X 40. Stripes. Double woven rayons. 6Vb-8. r X 9 RAVON TRICOT PANTUS, I, 9 ... ru(. 4ff______4 8 * ’ Many colors. COnON KNIT rANTItS, 3, *, 7 .. . ,h ***______*7* 8UARANTEED OX. Reg. 55c. 4# # C Reg. 1.89 m r SUFFERS _ I Genuine leother soles. 4 to 9. •» w r V-■» LOOK FOR GRANTS BRANDS USED Comfortable 259 VAUIEI TMFU TELEVISION SETS CURTAIN SAVINGS OIFF ANKLETS ’ ^ |H| Fer Men ami Recently Traded In On lOXER SH0RT9 INTERLOCK KNIT 17e FOR SALE 1952 Philcoe PERT, PRETTY RAYON CREPES ENRICHEP WITH WARM FUR 179 Vois* Tsilorsdt WOMEN'S POLOS lo«e-W*arlno, heavy welqlit 1 fam**r heaae, 1 tear rooen wt

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tfANCHESTSS S V B ^ O QBBALD; I1ANCBB8TER, OOmU WEDN{:Si)AY» OCTOBER 10,1961 Many to Attend acres af rose fields which each derful. hurting aotiody. and g iv anU. rram tba blue wavas rose s Omnd homo, nttsndad by notsd diHMBta i » AaMctcaa Vm « • » msnrlnns, ataU and nnticanl land­ autumn in the protaaton of tbair Dad-Son Night ia^t added pleasure to many. It profuakm. of de)phlnium and ^ Itchy Pimples an »tUcWn» Ndini aa4 200,000 View roast. Miaa Burr tat in front of tha ers, end nt the Qusan’s bnll« tbs blooming ars'eanvsrtsd into vaet Ukd to dntny Wm an tk« mn* eroulfd seem to be one of the lighthouae, flanked by other knr^ formal social event of tbs fsnttvaL floral gnrdena. Kill l^omance The second .annuel Dad-Son u i t t t i t ^ Amenta . ' nlildi dtAmptonod simplest things in the world to re- ly ladlea on either aide of the float, Upwards of a . half million rose Many ahattsnsd romaness may Night of the Washington school '.7 :1 Rose'Festival blooms decorated the 22 floats and Chlaag Itol-dhok, not Uioaa rrt» vlve what proved good, and do Miaa Burr had n prominent role be traead directly to ■” *«e»i«fig of wUl be Held today at S p. m. at ra?D»a what seenU naturally harmonious ic. the apectacular coronation cere­ convertibles used in , the parade, lANO SURVIYINO akin Msmlabss. Wby tolacats itch­ the West Side RecreatlOh build­ crftleta^ aad oppoted th« C*ii- mony ui -which Miaa Catherine and 900,000 additional rosea were ing of pimplsa, eeaema. angry red ing. The progxem has been plan- with present day living—and yet m displayed at the rose show. Thirty- GORTHERS noae leader. , Oon\*erdely, Nrtmi’a HI Jane Burr Rides Roberts, University'of Texas stu­ blotches and oflier Irrltntlons wheh ned by the student council and 777 M a in St. Manchester, Conn. 2-3448 TBDMAS »WWW>M««_.. pranadM atipportert In tWa coun­ no oaa does anything about it. dent, was crowned queen, and at five school and college bands nd^ M iw gi L. Dflvb, Jr.i, you can gat fiut rsllaf with sooth­ committees ot boys from each The Float Dedicated to ed glamour and color to tha fee- ' Pm.; IMMb. try an the aame people who Piaatn night observed by 10,000 Lasd gnrrsys f ing Fatsisaa'a OintmantT .40o aU room. ,, ron»*t4 M imt t. um. in Rosa Stadium. tivitiea. thousht Chianc Kai-shek waa Un- New . England Statea » Aunlata. One ^m!lcatlon de- After a spagfaetU supper served llnMUiifd IK w t f ■111 .I..I . — i*, She was honor guest at the fiv e thousand visitors wars TW. itie llghti or monay lafliausd. Also for In the cafteria, the group, expect­ poMible. The vary same P ^ * ^ About Town conducted on tours of acres upon tirsd cracked feet •waw* •«• —**gg-** “ * . Tyler, TexAs^-Miss Jane Burr, Queen's Ten held at historic Le- ed to number about 150, wilt go fvwt o«tce Cmm^ who thoufht Chiaag Kal-ahek waa to the auditorium for a program iSond 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. rrank td the 14th Annual Texas Itbss The arrangement committee agalnat Ctmunntiiam In China and DeCiantls of 202 Porter street and UM dMi 6> •••'• ...... be our diaaiplon againat Oommu- Pestlval, rode stop one of the consists of Cordell Fisher,. presi­ ■It aiwt^> hr li*B «.•••• t - a junior at Ithaca College, haa dent of the student council, Ok* mnnth by Kt!l ...••••••''•j niam in Chinaman the people who been elected president of ftilUard flbwer-adonied in the S- mlle long parade-seen by 900,000 Charles Hurlburt, David Spear StttI* Copy •• 'S think that Nrtru muat be pre- Hoiisc where 58 students are and Stephen Mozzer, council mem­ W«»»ly. by CWTiw » *• domiciled. Miss DeCiantis is maj­ persons here Saturday. BtlN^ Dollrtred. Ont T«>t ..... aerved and atrc’ngthened to .stand Miaa Burr’s gown waa faahioned bers. Room delegates assisting oring in speech, dramatics and are Martin Chmlellckl, Jeffrey Ty HRiinR or against Communism, in India and Elnglish. be our champion against Commu­ bur, William Mondun, Robert the-A JOCl>T8P PR B » . Morrissey, Wayne Re.vnolds. Rich­ ♦iM Ati'Ki»*«d Pf*** •• nism in India. Chiang Kai-shek's The Willing Workers group of Mtltltd to tb« o»« 01 ropqbtWotloB ol ard Boyce. Richard Berggren, •jnemies are Nehru'e friends. the South Methodist WSCS will Robert Jamaltis and Robert Rey­ 3 nnri aiopotchoo ertdilta to it or meet at the church tomorrow at S t d W 'i . ^rodiud •" CTilsn'g Kai-shek's friends arc nolds. tad tlA U>« loedl ntwi paPI'idi^ hort. 10 a. m. for a day of sewing. Mem- All tUbto of i»»'ibl'e«ttoi> of »p«ciK Nehru's enemies. bei-s are requested to bring a dish dinatehn horo'i' *r* rH' rri'rrtd. Yet Mr. Stassen amd, in, ap­ for the pot luck luncheon at noon. Extension Club WOMEN'S ’ rtjll lOlTiot el'»nl ol K. E. A 8«r»- parent seriousness, that it wa.>< REG. 2.49 the enemies of Chiang Kai-shek Mrs. iner Wolcott, librarian of THREE BIG DAYS TO SAVE - THURS., FRI., SAT. MISSES' l0C> the Whiton Memorial Library on Meets Nov. 121 PERCALE ^blUhtrt Rtprmnutim: TM who were now moving on India in Jtdta* Mathow, Spaelal Afeney - K »» ;\'oi'th Main street, will attend the GIFT Torb C»ilra»o. OttroH and Boaton. the effort to destroy Nehru in his conference of the New England The Manchester Home Exten­ OH NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRANDED ITEMS RROADCLOTH I.lbrary as.sociatlon at the New HOUSE MSMBEM AITOTT BVRCAO or turn. sion club met Monday evening at | 01Rl”WIJtTIONa How could a grown mind ever Ocean House, Swampscott, Mass., the home of Mrs. James Scranton, EVERY COMPARATIVE PRICE USED IS THE ACTUAL all (lay tontorrow. Miss Maty Maa- reach a conclusion like that? 428 Hlllstown road, with eleven I PRICE THIS GOODS IS SELLING FOR ELSEWHERE !!! PAJAMAS Tha HarmK. Prlatlbi.<»»P*»r 5"'^ an of the library staff will attend V'omen attending. Some members DRESSES What goes on fn the minds of men. Sl^s 94 to 40. 2 oat- ^ r o t a no lloanelal raapo»U>'lily I'riday and Saturday. of the group were taught how to [ Siae 19 to 20. 9. ont- ■landlng styles. 4 pastel t]raiifrk.pRe Iranian offer waa to pay Best grade 8 light combination door with screen panel and glas.H storm panel also included is a Stanley Brass tb u fbll candor, the folly of their for the Anglo-Iranlan Oil Ctom- 199.50 stratsgy is smphaslged ths more finish latch set and 1 V i pair Stanley combination door i m u u i '( ^ y in one of two ways, either by INFANTS’ REQ. U O S I £ OrowiRg filrlt-WoniM’t by the full revelation of the na­ setting a-side a quarter of its hinges. HOWARD CHACE ture of Mr. Stseeen'a own per- (Left) A one-of-h-kind Simmona Hide-a- BONNIE LADDIE profits for the British stork In­ Teacher O f •ermance. For, in the showdown. terest, or by cutUng In half tho it'd " X 6’10” 2*10” X 6*10" " 3* X 7’ Bed I^ve Seat that opens up to bed for It was the very documents which . .. , Prire BrIUln would pay for Its oil two with innemMdnff mattreasl Covered he htanaelf instate would prove hi. H $22.95 $23.95 $24.95 in a lustrous satin stripe. Other Love Seat SAXOPHONE toys * charges___ true true which which proved proved that ‘ models up to 259.60. \ ^ British oil Industry personnel un­ and SUNDIALS SUNDIALS W Charges had been reckless. In- der a foreign director who would SMieagiAts, and unfounded. Mr. Jes­ act as liaison between the British sup was not at the meeting Stas- GURINET staff and the Iranian ownership. qgn aEld, very poMtlvely but still Britain would be paid; Britain foea MagMy, that hs attended. Simmons famous Hide-a-Beds Lessons At Your Homs would continue to get the oil it has lUSH H a r d w a r e The Vaateiberg diary did not say been getting; the competent opera­ TeL 8001 what Staaaen eaid it would aay. tion of the oil. Industry would be Brown and white boota. Reg. 6..80 n e evenU describe in the diary assured. I at biggest savings yet! ^ d not convey the Patenta, oxfords, It would seem that, in rejecting Hoddles, oxfords, straps. Vi^ Which Stassen aacribed to them.. 1 straps. Sizes 3-8. 7 riely of oolon and atylea. this without making it public, i In other Words, such are the styles. Sixes 4-0. B to D widtba. Britain erred. It Is the obvious i BANTLY paahons of this ClUna policy con­ hope of American policy that, in S o r o r i t y s h a d e s troversy that they impelled a Regular $249.50 the interval now available at th- ^ figure like Stassen, a former gov­ RYVOH I. nited Nations, the Iranian crLsis th(‘ sweater news of the year O IL CO. ernor, ndw head of a great uni- ran be settlsd without any at- Lawson Sofa Hide-a-Bed >«eity(^M d once a great young I tempt to Invoke United NaUons - At advertlted In Fathion Mogotinot T E L . 6298 Itope ©fxhe Republican party, in­ jurisdiction in what is obriously i to assertlopa just as careless aa an Internal matter. those of Senator McCarthy, from Range and Fuel ------^ 21950 whofB Mr, Stassen pointedly dia- SOLD TO GARTNER’S Ecsodated himaelf at one point in The Time Nobodt Wants Oil Distribufort hia tesUmony. . The hour of daylight which (Right) A red all-over geometric fig­ 8.88 M A IN ST. Aa Arthur Krock pointed out in. means something to almost every­ ured tapestry covers this one-of-a- the New York Times, Jessup and body has been taken awa.v, once kind Simmons Lawson Sofa Hide-a- CARLOAD SALE! THOUSANDS DF FINE CHILDREN'S the State Department had Stas- again, and that hour w'hich meana Bed. It opens with one easy motion to ben dearly refuted if they them­ hardly an.vthing to anybody has full size bed, with luxurious inner- selves had had nerve enough to been restored. spring mattress! Other Hide-a-Birf suck to the fuU truth. One would hardly believe that Sofas up to 269,50, When S great p^Uc controver­ we would do such a thing to otir- GAMES- -PUZZLES sy is-being waged OS such a basis, selves. but we do with aoareely with men who are In a role of na- a protest. SUP ON A PAIR OF OVER 50 NFFERENT REGULARLT SOLD FROM tlawal leaderdiip carelesa with For city people, the choice is Save on Covered-to-order-Sofas, too! -a ****\«!S^ TOYS AND RAMES FOR tbe truth, or afraid of it. how arc between having an hour of day­ $1 to $2! SCOOP THEM esi***- Wrs Americans supposed to feel? light before they go to work In ADULT OR CHILD *****1 ah t*® Wbst demoralizing disease domi- the morning, and haring it aftrr UP NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! gar* , nates us, that our controverales Ihey get through work in the Get tha full anjoymant of • FLUORESCENT JIG SAWS must be controversies only oi afternoon. Keeping DayUght ,Say- In Document prints your raloxad momanta la .•PIRATEB ISLAND theaa downy-soft Loofar ~csnlsss ties and scheming lial f- tln g THne “would"~give them their W Y A N K E E T R A D E R Sox of knittad 100% wool ,trutbs? hour in the afternoon, when the.y • KOPY COMICS with their chamois-soft PtrUcularly. one might a.sk, could do something with it. Stand- Reg. 225.00 • POP IN eJIG-A-ROO glove leather soles. Hand with a sense of hopelessness, what ard Time gives It to the^ in the • FEED TOE CLOWN embroidered. Hate's real makes it possible for Americans morning, when they sleep It away.' • STENCIL SET’S luxury for loafing, tool A of Resumed intelligence to derive For country people, tha choice • A N D M A N Y MORE 179.00 full range of colon in Ms ALL l.Od AND 2.00 VALUES tmispletely oppoaiU and contra- Is between getUng up and aUrt- 4 ^ A H 'fletory conclusiona from the same for man. women and child- Ing chores In the dark In tha morn­ ran. set sf words end fects? ing, and finishing chorea .In the (Left) The perfect sof* for your {n. **#«* 57 9 1 Tha other day Mr. Staaaon and dark In the afternoon. Dgyllght formal mahogany or maple liviof mambera of the- committee found Saving Time would, now, soon cut' room. C!overed to order in a choice of thamaelvea in a completely hope- darkness into their mbmtng quAlnt, small-pattemed Ccdonial laoa situation. AU had juat read chores. Standard Time haa already prints; 30 day d^very. / . 4 ^ .records .gnd documents. brought darkness to their evening USE OUR eUNVEmENT. From thcM records and docu- chorea. The reetoraUon of Stond- UYAWAY FLAN IN TOYLAND ****®tS( Mr. Stassen drew one con- ard Time la aupposed to be in dastei—that American poUcy, at ^erenoe to« the wishes of the Loveliest colors that ever spiced a sportswear wardrobe that time, wraa hearting in ope dl- wfoEw: wre suspect the farmer FAMOUS RE«. 3.7* IRR. O F 1.49 QUALITY raetiea. others prasant di«w tba •****■■‘1 care much one wray or the . . , Sorority Shades h.v “Mademoiselle Fifth Avenue” MACHINE OIL ocaduMon that Amartcaa poUcy other. We even suspect that, he — to match— to mix— to marvel at. In atyleful sweater in Formal i;overs PEQUOT waa aoroethlpg axactly opposite. foUowa the sun rather than tha classics you’ll wear as a set, or separately . . . for scores • Rot this hopelaH eonfuloa ba- clodt, anyway. » » * 2 yD s o r o f different occasions. Sites 10^6, 84-40. Nationally . * • 1 * * ’ tba two sldsa of the eontro- Foe tboae who are a hybrid sork SHEETS advertised. In the preferred fine knit, oF butter-soft Im­ Reg. 219.00 **■ really a tame and neither city people nor country Mapia kind of confusion com- people, the growing population ported yams, or crimp-set virgin Nylon by duPont— at 72 z 108. Long Twin paaad to tha aKtraordlnary con- which worka in Uie dty and to- low-and-bchold fSrices. S6x 72 IM M k m Btaaaen managed wlth- 179-00 it/ AT A N ” loMO In aomathlng ciaaa to the AT A N fiTMa own taMImaqr and bis own country, the end of Daylight Sav­ OUTSTANDING ing Time la a cruel and mortal Pull-over '$2.98 (Right) The daaakliiMs of this smart lU p o tb LO W PRICE OUTSTANDING M With his concluding blow. They can't follow the aun, -new lounge sofa adapts it to the ma­ LOW^ PRICE Mt dM asms akmanu becauae they are bound by dty Cardigan |5.98 hogany Uving room. Choose from a 4JI0 itod to diatooy Chtaag hoo». So, when Standard Uma big Btoeetlon of stripes, damaska, m *. I t V i • (! 1 so tha QomamaUto «* »• • back they nuiot aacrlflea telasaes and textorsa. •n tba poTMlU wWck are the ploamro and pwpom e< tbatr I way of bfo. 817 MAIN ST. M a*iol^6de^ i s v m m R i r over thdr, During the war, good time went AT THE CENTER Mb this ial Thom ^ tho year round, >pnd it wraa won- .1 -r .. : T* MANCHESTBR IVKNINO HlEALD. M A N C H nU B , OOMN, WED^^ESDAY. 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communities. Kew and used Dlsatoled American Veterans, will dread words, "W e regret to Inform will never be able to leave their Arrest Driver P la n i^ S u it Live Thy Fnitli blankets of light-weight wool are Annual DAV conduct their annual Forget-Me-' ^ou," has already been cent to beda to care for thamselvee or their North Methodists Miss Copping Court Cases . being collected for the homeless Not drive In Manchester. During some local homes. Mow many loved onee. ftany veterans of UNION SH0PPIN6 CENTEI and will be sent to Church World three daye'membera of the (Chep- young men will be killed, wounded World W ar I I and of Korea wlU Advertisiog •67 MAIN ■nUGET TEL. 8-4844 EAST BAMRYMUS Service centers accompanied by. tcr and Auxiliary wtll he on the or Injured before .pianklnd learns find themselves facing similar cir- To Dedicate Organ . A chaiga at avndlng responsi­ O f*G u n 'C a r .gainst Town Friday Theme Drive Starts Heads D. o fL . postage sufficient for overseas streets with the Forget-Me-Nots, to live with Itself Ih'peabe Is not cumstanees. prestdlng a t tbs on[aii..Va bility against Stanley Rysskla- r r s NEVER TOO EARLY I - shipment The gifU of scholar; seeking the totem’s support for known. Wearer* of Forget-Me-Nots help wics, 35, Of New Britain was (.'ontinulng with Its centennial and Tiolin Solas wffl slso bs 8BB PAGE EIGHTEEN ships and blanketa will be dedicat­ their welfare program for disabled The Disabled American Veterans the local chapter oM h e D. A. V. Miss Louise Copping was slect- noUad In Town Court thia morn­ A aeries of explosions, similar • TOYS — XMAS — GIFTS I jdcrI Q iapt^, Auxiliary celebration whto hoomeS to a eU- ■sntod by saSnbsra at tbs to the firing of a gun, brought the Two Women Charge Im* Concordia Lutheran Is ed at World Community Day veterane and their families. have pledged themoelves to aid to carry on Ita work locally and in sd worthy mUtrefs st s meetirtg ing, and through his attorney ha DOLLS — XMAS CARDS — NOVELTIES r.UM this week, tha NorUi Metho­ inade elub. ' Hm m w tm 79 arrest o f Lee A. Courtney, 18, of services on November 3. To Sell 'Forget-Me- The ebuntrv is again In the pro- and kasiat worthy wartime dis­ nearby veterans hoapttala. Tbs fww. organ was toaff , W i —i i—t far of the Daughters ’ bf Liberty No. pleaded guilty to another charge proper Sign Posting JEWELRY — APPLIANCES — Planning to Observe dist church la having a aerriee of 126. L.O.L.L, last night In Odd 885 Woodland street, Hartford, The traditional World (Communi­ ces sof mobilisation. Manchester abled veterans, their widows, or­ Me tbroogb iba fftfta at COST FOUR rooms, and bath. of violation o f rules o f tha road In the C2ilcaga fire of 1871, tjM A N O N — 0 « RouU IT. Fallows hall. She succeeds Mrs. last night about 9:46 for operst- At Hilliard Underpus SPECIAI.! Man’s Watch 92.50 Our Prica 88.98 Fed Tax Incl. Nation • Wide Event ty Day offerings are divjded.be­ Nots for Three Days has already ■upplied hundreds of phans and dependents. deolcation of the new organ and. o f the pariSb, and tba ebla Knotty pine Snlsh. Ope acre le t and was fined 810. Ryssklewlcx To carry on such work la an 17,000 buildings were destroyed Dorothy Jacobson. ing a motor vehicle with Improper fUraClALI Automatic Pop Up Tdaetera...... 1448 aad up tween aid to war refugees In crit­ ita young men to meet the crisis, rhlmea at the church tomorrow tbs glfto of Mn. Ruth Rota 18 minutes from Manchester. R. was Involved In an accident on enormous task. There are veterans and property lose was estimated SwtM ibiliuy.v 70 Men fttitni Other officers elected were Mrs. Hlllstown raad and Woodside equlpmenL He waa arrested by S PE C IA L! Steam Ir o n s ...... 1445 aad na "Live Thy Faith” U the' chal­ ical world areas, and support for Thursday, Friday and Saturday and every day finds more men. be­ evening, st eight o’clock. memoiy at bar husband, O. Denton, 6724. Patrolman George McCaiighey The Town of Manchester and ing called to active service. 'The hoapltsliied, many oince 1918 who at 8160,000,000. * 5 w w i «• tocatioo. About Muriel Auden, deputy mistress; street two weeks ago. SPEC IAI.! 16 nc. Knife Ret 19.9.1 ...... 14.95 aad aa lenging theme for World Commu­ the work in Christian World Re­ the Manchester Chapter, No. 17. Asalsting the minister. Rev. WI1- Lsrsrns' Rolmsa. rnd< released under $50 bond for the New Haven railroad hav« been BE WISE — SHOP WISE — SHOP HERB riTLL TWO-STORY six rooms, Lily Dunlop, recording secretary; Leopold Cloutier, 44. of Lewis­ nity Day to be observed Friday, lations carried forward by the Gen­ his appearance In Town Court Sat­ notified that civil action will be Nov. 2, by Protestant women lavatory on first fioor, three bed­ Mrs. Violet Field, treasurer; Miss ton, Maine. Involved In an acci­ eral Department o f United Church urday mominF. i brought against them in connec­ throughout the United State* un­ Women. This program includes an rooms and Ule bath second fioor. Vara Dion, chaplain; Miss Emma, dent on tha Wilbur Cross Highway Craig, first conductress: Mrs. Bes­ ' Captain William Barron was on der the sponaOrship of the Gen­ official observer at the United Na­ tHclty. Artootoa wofl. born. Oarage. Strictly resIdenOal. this morning near tha East Hart^ tion vrith an accident August 12 sie Farris, second conductress; ford town line, was fined 810 for the desk last night and reported­ eral Department of United CTiuroh tions, and participation in the aUblW wltli 14 ■toacWoM. •®oU Choose your color scheme. Price ly "received 12 complaints from at the Hilliard railroad underpass Miss Eleanor Field, first lecturer; violation of rules of the road. in which seven persons were in­ ^Women. Natibnal Council of United States cultural exchange m iU iT hOMOO. i r •**•** grodo c o ^ 116,600. F.M.A. financing. Made­ Mrs. Jessie Lyona second lactur- Stats Policeman Johnson arrested residents on the west side of to%vn "(Thurches of Christ in USA. The program with women overseas. 'ft m in g toolt, teeludlng o 1947 line Smith, realtor. 2-1842 or 4679. and in the section near Middle jured when two automobile col­ ar:-M lsi Florence Hughes, inside thj accused when he tried to make lided head-on. . , local observance will be held on I Mre, Alfred Whitney of the y^nnoU trmctor. Ptico complete guard; M ra Ethel Jones, -outside a U-tum. on the highway across turnpike west. All cruisers were that da.v at the Concordia Luther­ BEFORE YOU buy contact F w - aleried and Patrolman McCaughey Maureen M. Carson of 77 Bige­ AT KNSON'S . . . COURSE! ; South Methodist church is chair- ^ ^ 4 , 8 0 0 . WoUoB W. guard; Mrs. Rachel Fox, first the esplanade and caused the acci­ an church. man for the observance of World S S a t » , «4 f Moln otroet, Hart­ ces K Wagner. Realtor. 2-0028. located the car on the turnpike. low street, and Genevieve Atkins, j trustee; Mrs. Minnie Browm. sec­ dent. World Community Day. since Community Day la Manchester, ford. I-7MA Brenlngt and Sun- VFe have several houses you may He finally Stopped Courtney, a I of 148 Loomis street, the plain­ ond trustee; Mrs. Minnie Morri­ Continued frbm day to day was tiffs, allege the street Is Im- Its beginning in 1943. has been a with Mra. . Willard McLaughlin gay Hancbeatar *160 or Prank . be Interested in. son, third trustee; Hcrl>erl Met­ a charge of operating a nootor sailor, on East Center street. He INVESTIGATE rallying day for another year of waa driving a 1B37 Ford that was I properly posted as to signs and and Mrs. Eklith Wickham as mem­ yimiay lU ncheoter 3877.______calf, first advisor; William Tiirk- vehicle with improper equipment faith ot work for Protestant PRE-WAR CAPE COD. 6 rooms, so wired that a heater switcli con­ \ wninings about the overpass. Both bers of her committee. - ALLESON’S DAYS ington, second advisor: Oswald ngainst David M. RogqfL 25, of church women of the United CELEBRATING THE MOST SUCCESSFUL BUYING AND MERCHANDISING DAYS OF MY CAREER. I AM GIVING THE FEOFLE OF MANCHESTER SS6-ACRX Fully Equlpp^ with single garage, fireplace, oil trolled the back-firing that would were pas.sengers in one pf the Weir, third advisor; Archie 80 Bigelow atreet He.liras repre­ cars. • THIS SENSATIONAL State*. The purpose of the ob­ AND SURROUNDING TOWNS THE REST STANDARD MAKES. THE REST QUAUTY. AND WITHOUT DOURT THE HNEST MERCHANDISE THAT CAN RI y a m In operation. .’ **^*^' heat, nicely landscaped lot. Price Haugh, honorary ■ advisor; Mrs. sented by Attorney Harold Gar- release a long jet of fire from the servance I* to encourage women The underpass is 13 feet at one Utah iljtbtly, on Improved roM. is only 813.200. T. J. Crockett. Dolly Wylie, color hesrer: Mra. rlty. The court ordered a road test exhaust pipe, pa'ire said. to work together for a more HAD IN THE ENTIRE FIELD OF MEN'S AND ROYS' WEARING APPAREL AND FOR USS MONEY. MY 30 YEARS BUYING EXPERIENCI ENABLES I end and 14 feet at the other mak- HELP WANTED T w o ' brooks, approximately 20 Broker. Phone 6416 or residence Ann' Johnson, pianist. CTiristlan world order, and to de­ check of the car to determine if ' ing it unsafe for more than one TRADE-IN OFFER YOU TO BUY ONLY THE REST AT THE LEAST POSSIBLE COST. ALLISON'S DAYS WILL CONTINUE THROUGH THE ENTIRE MONTH OF OCTO­ miles southeast of Hartford. Good 3751. These officers will be seated at the' alleged Improper equipment, ' car to go through at the same velop In every communit.v public aound buildings, including bam, an open installation In No’, ember the muffler, was in violation o f tha opinion favorable to the growth Full-time experienced Ra.s BER FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. RUT FOR THE MOST COMPLETE SELECTIONS SHOP EARLY. VACANT 4 bedroom home end I lime. The collision occurred at the detacked milk house, sUo. dairy by Installing Mistress Mr*. Mil­ Royal Couple of understanding and good -will ntation attendant. _ sxtre Urge land.^cnped lot. Con­ General Statutes. approximate center of the under- with 17 stanchions, and dred Gaulton of Charter Oak Sean A. Murphy, 18. o f 376 tou-ard all pedpte In the world. other bulMlngs. Full story . 8- venient to schools, churches, etc. : pass. Priced right for Immediate sale. Ix)dge, No. 317 of Hartford. Tha Birch Mountain road, waa fined As an expression of faith In ac­ room frame house, sU^rturally drill team ’.vlll give an exhibition I Miss Carson and Misa Atkins Apply B. F. Von Ecker, 500 Keeney $15 for speeding. Is Hailed by j both .suffered bruises, sprains. In­ tion, this , year'.* ob.servance will aound. has electric lights and at that time. Nell Noddcp, 16. of 221 Hack­ include two projects: ecumenical Y O U 'L L g e t I n t M bath. Kxterior needs painting. No street. Pa-st W rthy Mistress Mrs. Lily ternal injuries and possible frac- matack atreet, was fined $25 for j lures to the limbs, according to scholarships, and blankets for eentral heat The full set of farm ONLY ONCE in a blue moon do Dunlop of .No. I2r> hns been ap­ reckless driving. OttawQ Folk those made homeless by war. The COOK'S BOYS’SLACKS ' the notice, and Miss Crtr.son Is un­ machinery new In 1M8. pointed to install the officers of ! Jo.seph H. Roman. 26, of Willl- we have an offering like this. able to pursue her usual occupa- scholarships will make it po.ssible «rade cows plus nine head of Five room California bungalow naiightera of IJborty No. 17 of I mantle, waa fined $.5 for pa.sslng a for young people from many lands SERVICE STATION TOung stock. Hay and ansUi^e this town, and Past Worthy Mis­ (Continued from Page One) I lion. For your old range re­ F O R ^ ______Gahardinen, coverta. Siiea 4 tn 12. A type home bulU about 1027. red light. . ‘ , to obtain special training in prep­ c^ should ea ro through winter. Full Oean ss a whistle. Good fondl- tress Ellen Wll.son those of Char­ I Uidls Blkemieks, 18, of 166 ■ Drivers of both auto.s were ar­ aration for more effective leader- Manchenter Green wonderful value. Fine quality ripper price o n ly^ .6 0 0 . Buy now and ter Onk I>idge No. 317 of Hart­ The noise of the cheering so rested on a charge of reckless drlv- gardless of age, make or $ 3 3 5 Adams street, wa.s fined $15 for tlon. Fine concrete cellar with confuted the little girl that she j ahlp ii^ the’r own chiirche.s and front. Itegular $1.19. take advantage of ovmer’s sum­ work benches. Steam best toili. ford. I passing a stop sign. i ing and subsequently found not mer's work o f growing and- h y- ; Continued to Saturday were the j burst into tears before completing I; guilty by Town Court Judge John condition. One esr garage with loft, tool the ceremony. ' vesting this winter's feed. We shed, garden pool, fruit trees, I following cases; Lee A. Courtney, ‘ S. G. Kottner who said the(e waa b o y s m d s t o b b c o r ~ Invite your inspection. Walton : 18, Hartford, under $50 bond for At the railway siding members ' no evidence of excessive speed, but wooded picnic ares and vegetable of the federal cabinet, high diplo­ (Model 417-D) ^ Q ^ t Realtor. 647 Main garden All this for only $12.- 1 operating a motor vehicle with j he did say there was some laxity M anchester's Carpet Specialty Store Street, Hartford. 2-7684. Fve- Allied, Red {improper equipment: Rutherford mat* and military chiefs were pre­ I on the part of both drivers. BOYS' ALL WOOL SLIP-ON 600. Plehse do not b* disap­ sented to the royal couple. The nings and Sunday. Manchester J. MaLarhlan, 16, 10 Cedar street, Drivers of the cars were Eklwin pointed hy delaying an oppor­ princess' color scheme was Air NEW 1951 PHILCO ELECTRIC RANGE OPEN DAILY 9 to WEDNESDAY TO NOON g a r a r d i n e 8160 or Frank Plnney. Manches­ rec,kless driving: Howard P. R. Chandler, 20, of 107 LarrabM tunity to purchaMe this fine prop­ Force blue, with black hat, gloves, I Oqu.shwit*. 28, Wllllmantlc, speed­ street. East Hartford, and Frank THURSDAY and FRID AY 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. ter 8877. erty near new Broad street Meet Again ahoea and purse. WITH ADVANCED DESIGN FEATURES school. Exclusive. Walton W. ing; Fredoriek L. "Dutton, 32, 76 J. Wright, 32, of 587 Parker street. Grant, Realtor. 847 Main Street, Bowers street, speeding. Con­ There wore four passengers in the e DEEP WELL COOKF.R W llYf JIFl"!’ LI1"T UNIT fO T S sIf 72 Hartford Evening phones. (^inatlnucd from Page One) tinued until Monday was a car driven by Chandler, a 1934 SWEATERS Rules Priee Hike e THERMO-COLOR CONTROLS - Manchester 31 SO or Frank L. ' charge of speeding sgalnst Ed- Chevrolet coupe. e BROIL UNDER OLASS • Size* 6 tn 12. Regular $8.98-84.98. He on lime for thU great value. HOME LISTINGS WANTED I They mapped an open air site ' ward P. Mar, 40, of Rockville. . Stork limited. While they last. _____Pinney, 3877 ___^ The choice of e AUTOMATIC BANQUET 0\"EN STORM near llie bridge, I ('ontinued until November 11 was ]Vfii8t Be Enforced e TISfER CLOfTK MANCHESTER, NOW VACANT,\'ACANT liaison officers is a recommenda- charge of non-supporf against Cairo Oowlls Riot, W e have a back log of buy- eTW O APPL1.8NCE OUTI.ET.-l—ONE TIMF.D Q .IIW for 8 rooms. 2 unfinished. Newly re-i non which must be approved by , Mello, 23, o f 3.16 Adams e SUPER SPEED SURFACE UNITS BIGELOW Un and blue. Siiea « to 12. decorated in and out. Mot water higher echelons of both commands. , ((Vintinucd from Page One) m BOYS'COMBED YARN '« v but no houses to sell. If Bac'k British Ban e HUGE STORAGE SPACE BIGELOW FOR ONE OF THE LARGEST yon want fast action on your •place. Call owner | The apot is tome eight miles by I' ^ warrant was ordered Issued 8891 or 2-13077. ' road southeast of Kaesong and 13 chain stores appear generally to Roqs - Carpets Bonne o r lot, lis t w ith us today. for the arrest of Frank D. Vltt- be disregarding the state law Your Old Range Covers The Down Payment SELECTIONS OF road miles northwest of Miinsan. ner. 34. of Andover, for two park­ (Continued from Page One) CA.MBRIDGE STREET. 8-room United Nations command advance which makes it illegal for retail­ ing violations snd an overnight ers to sell cigarettes at less than 72 WEEKS TO PAY single in s very desirable neigh- headquarters. mobilia buildings was touched off ARTHUR A. KNOFLA parking violation. a four per cent markup. liorhood. Three rooms and bath The bridge across the shallow by someone who threw a fire­ POLO SHIRTS R ea lto r aecoqd floor, five rooms and lava- The state law, effective Oct. 1. BR06DL00M CARPETS - tT5 Main St.—Est. 1921 Sachon river Is a memento of Red cracker o r . some, other explosive Regular 11.98. Knit ahirtn''4^h «ollar—noma without. All tori- first. SO foot living room and Allied coopertlon. Atone time Pn!»lic! Records means that cigarettes bought by from an Tmmobllia balcony Into a * 1 4 ” Phone Office M40 with fireplace and built-in book­ when the bridge was washed out U. retailers at a wholesale price of crowd of demonstrators marching colon. Outstanding value, nba't miss them at this low Evenings 6938 or 2-4278 cases. Automatic steam heat, two N. engineers rebuilt on end with Warrantee Deeds $1.79 a carton cannot be sold to in orderly fashion below. price. Sizes 4 tn 16. AN sooms art mod* U R ob- car garage, nice lot with fruit ■steel girdois while Reds repaired From Greenbrooke Homes, Inc., customers at less than $1.86. No one waa injured by the ex­ m and shade trees. Price has been Pr'ces of separate packs follow BENSON’S FUR EAR LAP Homo Listings Wanted the other with log.s...... separate properties on Adams plosive but its loud roar infuriated drastically reduced for-lmmediate EARLY SELLERS SMALL LOTS It Is in a shell-poched area on the street to Francis X. Terhune, No. the same rule. the crowd. RADIO — TELEVISION — APPLIANCES s tn is h fff 0 6 posslUff. A quordod ICAMT HOMES' In and around sale. SO-d'ay occupancy. R. T. Mc­ 12, to George K. Sullivan. No. 74; In sticking by their old “ rome lllw h sstsr. New and used. CSieck Cann. Realtor, plione 7700. road traveled by C. N. personnel WINTER ,Roya* 5.98 to $8.98 during Kaesong talks. The burned to Hughey N. Smith. No. 54. to on " law Slgarette prices, some 713 MAIN STREET—TEL. 35SS art with our croftim M . with us before imu )niy. T. J. wreckage of a Russian-tvpc truck i .lames Joseph O'Toole, No. 62. to stores are apparently satisfied P-W Labor Dispute Ooekstt, broker. Phone 5416 or HOMES—City and Country. Man­ that they are following the proper chester, Roc'kvlUe, Coventry and Ill'S in a rice paddy...... besidef thet)ie Kae- i Robert W. Calmcn. No. 68, and to CAPS ' rtaldaBe* 8751. M»ng approach Fifty yards away Is j John Bousfleld, No. 48. course. The Office of Price Sta­ Tlclnlty. Priced for every pork- bilization declared recently that a Up to Panel Toilay SEE OUR DISPLAY and SALESR0051 otbook. Agent, 2-8151. the twisted wreckage of an Amer­ From Domenico and Mary An- ZIPPER JACKETS store could not sell any such item BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED ri Two 8-Bedroem Rones. ican truck. dreo to Hartford Electric Light Plaid* and gabardine*. Only l8.Klre* 10 tn 20. |3 at at a higher price charged for it (OosMnoed from Page One) BIGELOW TRAINED MECHANICS BroUiars. Phone S-988L Co., property on Bush Hill ropd. SabarlMUi tor Sale 75 Building Permits I during the base pricing . period 3 PIECE i • M XUU FROM Msaehester. Cap* Yankss Giants To Wilfred W. Duchesneau for a ! from Dec. 19 to Jan. 25. representative: Warren L. Mot- Roya’ 11.25 , Cbd, four yaars eld. Four finish- VERNON — Seven room house, one-car garage at 86 Brettoii road, { Because the OPS rulings are tram, fnduafrial relations dlirector SNOW SUITS e i, two untolshed, modem sunporch. attached garage, large Tie- QaaMty Capo Cod homes threugh- Call Madeline Smith. Realtor. 2- Rlzziitn fouled to Lockmsn Just npeOtat 1642 or 4679. Hospital Motes Qulltod t l n ^ Mae, mamoo, (Uiea 14 U 17 A mU buy. $1 89 36-42 oetMaaebeetet, also ssvsral ranch outside the first base line. \ T e l e v i s i o n j^fcerdlBe. T a n ,_W ^ aad oolotiials. Worth looking at. Irvin came in fast for Coleman's Thursday Slaea 8 to 28. ■VERNON—2-Famlly Duplex, 6-6. low liner Patiento Today ...... 93 aad gray- W— y 4k TiMlnia Jeffries Escott, FUmace each side. 2 fireplaces. Friiby ggg High strsst, W „ Manchastsr Berra fouled out to Lockman Admitted yesterday: Merton Large open porch. In good condi­ near the first base field boxes. Hills, Andover: Miss Barbara Saturday gggg. V BO answer call Maaehsa- tion. IH acres land. Nice shade MEN'S 7.98.8.9S HEAVY WEIGHT No runs, no hits, no errors, Schumacker, 377 Keeney street; Only tar 8-1795. Real Bstats-Insur- trees. Excellent garden space. none left. Robert Racta, 16 Sanford street; V mile to hourly bus. mile Fred Lewie. 725 Finley street; to Parkway. Near schools and Mrs. Eldna Greenwood, Elaat Hart- 'XANCH EBTVR — 7-Rootn House church. 11 miles to Aircraft. SHIRT SALE! glaHCd-ta SUB perch, tsro-car fo d . CHILDREN'S LEATHER GABARDINE Owner will vacate one side at Admitted today: Mrs. CAtharins garage; largo lot, nicely land closing. Tom Minor, Agent. Tel. Funerals McNamara, 30 Gracnhlll street; ■capea. Under $15,000. Schwarts, Rockville 6-6fM3. Men*a |3.98-$4.98 Men’a $8.98 White Heat Estate. Call Anita White Mre. Mary J. Broolu Smith Mre. Gertrude Bissell. 168 Eld- OXFORDS GABARDINE BROADCLOTH ridge street; Mrs. Carmsla White, 8874. or Hartford 5-6138. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary w ith ragged long wearing rubber Wanted— Real Estate 77 .1. Brooks Smith, widow of Henry 09 Walnut atreet; Mrs. Mary Jar- MAMCHEffniRr-l^amily aolea. Slice 8 ta t. bouse, A. Smith, who died Monday morn­ Vi.s, 178 Spriice street; Howell SHIRTS SHIRTS SLACKS SA 99 64, ffsod condition, reasonable reai LIST WITH an active concern for ing at her home on Church street, Wright, R^kvllle. Creaae resistant. Zipper front. Mzes $8 to 42. For further information reliable courteous strvlcs. Free were held at 8:30 thli morning Birtk Today: a daughter to Mr. Blue, tan, gray, brown and green. can 8-8849. spprsissJ srrivlng st satisfactory and Mrs. Harry Place, Roclnille. : from the T. P. Holloran Funeral tai r t — t - 8ABVI8 BDILDDfS selllbg pries to you. Tbs Allen Discharged yesterday; Mra. ONLY ROIEFE 81— 11 mllea from Man- Home./followed by a solemn re­ 8M MAIN STREET (Over Woolworth'a) M A N C m am . CONN. $ 2 - 3 5 Realty Co Phone Msnehrster quiem mass at St. James' church Madlyn Warwick, 9 Deepweod $2-99 cheater. Two year old custom 6M 3430 • Oeeme Heddss, Y U SUWsaw WE BOUGHT THEM FOR 510.1 at nine o’clock. Rev. Etlga''r Farrell drive; Mias Jean OlkowakI, 76 1m m aaei li mUsSi d ei mmadtai mm Woslwble, fan welgbt fba. CHRISTMAS SELUNG b i ^ hOBM, h bukineis in town or country, you STtXH UP NOW 8 3 ROOM older home. In central will get prompt and peraonaJ locatloo. 8 down—3 up. Large en- 1 . D 7 aerrice by calling Ellsworth MIL RAINCOATS elorad porch. New oil heating ten, agent. Phone 6830. While they laat. ,1M men’s "V. & Raynster" . sjrMcni. “Two-car garage and McKin n e y bros. -1 W \i.l lil'I'i I - \l. ( n. raincoats by U. 8. Robber Co. Savings af 48% to amesit* drive Kessonablc occu­ WANTED-lour ,>roperty to sell SPECIAL SCOOP! 60%. Single breasted gabardine rato eoal*. The pancy: Price reduced to 812.000. Reliable juyers waiting with 1 ;4(i r . .!(I ''I . I <1. 1' r CHILDREN'S LEATHER best coat for stormy weather. Regular fI8.9S. - Bbould qualify 'for O.I. loan. T. cash. Finances arranged. W t ( HERE'S A J. Crockett. Broker. Phone 5416 need 4-5-6-) room eutgles and 8 or resldtnce 8751, family bouase. Howard R. H.aat OXFORDS BUY! MEN'S 35.00 ALL I ings Phone i-1107. MANCHERTEH-^Old ColonlaT~7 Leather aolea, leather linins 2 . 9 7 WOOL ZIF-IN rooms, fireplace, oil burning hot OWNERS WHY. ADVERTI8ET CLEANING Tha W lH A R T ’^baorgatown" and leather inaoles. O N LY Sizes 8'/3'2 DOUBLE BREMTEO^ MEN'S GABARDINE TRENCH water heat continuous hot water, Cash clients waiting for duplexes, 17-inch Ctyital-Clear picture. W orld- garage, extra large shaded lot. fists and acreage. Agent, 3-8161. REG. 6.50 naar bus, price $11,500 for quick renowned Capehart Symphonic-Tone. We have a htitre selection o f ragged, long wearing school FUR FELT WANTICD—Houses to sell In Man­ ■ale. Down payment $4,000. Loca- Gfff yo«r liffiiH r ki Gnt doss wofUn 9 eoiM H - Compact 'onodM etyling in mahofany and dress shoes for children, boy%and girls and teen­ • tisn wlU not b*. given over phone, chester and vicinity. Contact this agers., ' TRENffl COATS < allies for personal service. Alice j Have cash' buyers for single and ■ION lO* YNV OO^RNi^ WINWv* finish. Also available A fatoel on every eoat SUses 14 to 48. A regular V two-family houses. Fof appoint- Clampet Agenpy, 848 Main 'street. ' in luxurioua korina. 828-8# value. Come early. Phone 3-4548 « r 3-0880. awnt please call Howard R. CoM wt oHwr Is |«nt offowG tho eerntr. Doo't * 3 5 9 ” ’ RIG ROYS' AND MEN'S LEATHER Haaflwga, 8-1107. ' 'li ■ ----- ^WEST CENTER ST. AT HARTFORD ROAD V B U fO N —Cape Cod. 4 iamje, 8 bo caught wopplog! C A U US TODAY AND WOOL GABARDINE HATS Winzler Returns TELEPHONE 41S4 OXFORDS pSfUaBy finished up. Aluminum WKDNRSDAY NITf ■tone wbidows. deep lot. Only NAVI YOUR WORK DONI REFORi THI With ragged, long wearing 813,000. Barbara Woods, Agent. Tq Police Force THURSDAY NITE robber aides. ONLY,...... i . 9 7 8768. RUSH lEGINS. OPEN FRIDAY HITE The mat b fuD lined and water r e - Edward Wlnaler has returned as II TREBM! Lot 70 x 150. QUALITY FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY COATS pellent. Sizes .84 to 42. Com# early a patrolman on the Police force. THIS WEEK ONLY Full lined. New tall dlat* occupancy. Subetan- FREE INSFECTION AND ESTIMATES Winterize Now The best that ean be bad. A regular $45.98 ■hades ef brown, — While they last Chief Herman O. Bchendel an­ valUBb Don’t miss tbena at this special price. t M 8-t tlM Knichts ganised Iqr the Manchester CIU- of the Department of State. nual "open house" last' night. principal, gave a most Interesting Kokerda; John Anderson vs. Town tb 9 p. m.; advanced stenography, tertainment "ITiursday^ Nov. l. nt club of Union Congregational with the rsdsr system. Five esses and enlightening talk on. the sut^ Radio and heater new- palat, to be assigned: George EL Palmer a Itnmediate Service for Bsicrgaiiey Bapalr sena committee for the United Na­ Volunteent are needed to help Teachers and’ room nsothera wars Fire Program of Andover; John J. Slmlor vs. saday from 7 to 9 p. m. 8 p. m. In the Sykes auditorium church will meet at the church i t Cbhmbus horn* th* nomtostlng of rsdsr-checked speeding were Ject, "What We Study and Why.” oxceOeat eoadltioB. va. Earl Paluska; Arthur K, tonight at 7:30 o'clock for a mya- pcesMited in Town Court this tions. Mrs. Daniel Provan U chair­ pack the clothing at the oollectton Archambault vs. Helen Meacham; Robert e. Baldwin; Holyoke ^o beginning stenography for the benefit of the dental hy­ ,eammitt« luouftot In s new slnt* man of the drive, assisted by Mrs. depota. Anyone willing to help is In their class rooms to greet the using a blackboard to illustrate COSMETICS Mutual Fire Ins. 'Co‘ , vs. Clyde A. __jrses are being offered at this giene program of tha scnoolk of tery ride.’ morning and all the n ccu ^ WE QAKBT >UL Eldgar McMann va. Raymond « ( offloM*. Mis. Jossph Fslkow- Adam Rhodes and Mrs. ^arlea asked to telephone Mrs. Proven at parents and, spend a ^ew momenta the teaching techniques in arith­ Special Attention Will Prescott. ,ilme. Vernon. E’eatufed on the program Fire Deinoast ration DAVEY OPTICAL COMPANY pleaded guilty. Deputy Judge metic and writing. LBAOmo BEANOS Deptula; Mildred Bowers va. Vernon E'lre Company No. 2 ^ will b« soccee^led m rsfent by House. 7882. chatting with them. Stevvart HUlmpn; Alfred J. St. Paul Fire A Marine Ins. C ^ Meeting at Coventry win be Dr. Franz J. Polgar, who Chnriea N. Crockett fined each Good used clothing, shoes and Representativa. of the member­ Center Motors Be Given Schools for will present a program of tele­ wlH give a iJ.emonatration Thurs- 701 MAIN STREET ‘TEL. 2-1573 RESIDENCE 6877 )Kra. Lw> R u rstt A booth at the Products show 'Refreshments were served in Guzowski vs. Robert A. Gtlbraith; vs. George G. Schofield; Flren>4n’s Bahra Trumbull Chapter. tl»- blankets are urgently needed. They has been given to the Manchester ship committee Issued new mem­ MAIN STREET ArlhirDnigSioNt pathy and hypnotism. clny evening at 7:30 at Phoenix HAROLD l„ DAVEY, Licctiaed Opticiaa . ■ otlMr iMwr officers elected were: Those motorists arrested and the as'semUy room by Hospitality bership cards and .many new Fire Prevention Week L. Nelson A . Sons Transportation Insurance Co. va. William E', John­ Daughters of the American Revo­ may be left at the South Metho­ CItlsens committee for the United Next To Post Office son; Amelia Parizek vs. William lution, is holding Its first fslT Tleltots Nor this |)erfornmncs |K)nd. Tliey will use the new Vice regent, « « • ' fined were Patrick Farrell, 42. of Chairmen Mrs.' John Treybal and members were enrolled. ..company vs. Harry L. Klnnear; truck. Department Chief Wil­ dist church, YWCA or Center Nations 'by the Exchange club. Noel B. McCarthy vs. EVank A. Partxek; Mary Zira vs. Stanley meeting this afternoon at the v'll he avnih.ble only throii'.jii u.e beesurer, Mrs. Joseph Pnlchlo- 108 Eldridge street: CTsrence J. Mrs. Anthony Colas, who were The banner for the most parents Opea Dally T il • p. M. R o d ^ e , Oct. 10.—Fire Chief liam Nowach hIso I'nlls church at any time during the The booth has been set up by Norrla: Margaret McKinney vs. Kulo; Maurice S. Sheketoff va. home .of Mre. John 8. Blseeil of students of the upper gnules of nek; retordinir secreUry. Mrs. Tedford.*2«. 148 Birch Mountain week of October 21. The American to the "open houne’’ Friday eve­ road; Paul A. Bernard, 33. 10 Joseph Wright and contains free "William Flaherty announced Tues­ Center Pharmacy, Inc.: Eugene 1. Herbert I. Pagani; Richard Giok- Ooventrv. Mrs. Oorlnne 8. Spen­ the elemohi'Ary schools of VrniOn. Jemroge: llnenclal eeer^ Legion Home on Leonard street Dui.ds .Alsed by the show are ning from 6 to 10 p, ni. ■ terv tiles Mergeret Felkowskl; Oliver rosd: Hugh B. RH*y. 20. literature on the United Nations. AUTO INSURANCE day that during National Fire Wanat vs. William J. Kowalski. eohorst vs. George Poster; Olney cer Is In charge of the transpor­ win also be a collection depot but Mrs. Helen Fitzpatrick will take •♦••♦♦•♦•'f*********** . Preyention Week which ia now In W. Howland vs. Myron Strick­ tation for the day. SSi'cellor. Mrs. John Sklba; cus­ llg Oliver road, and -Ruasell Alt- only during the hours of 2-6 p. m. Court rases are to be asMgned todian. Mm. Wilfred Vsncour: klna. IT, T8 Bolton street. charge of It tonight and Friday progreaa, special attention ia being from the following lia/; Robert C. land; D. V. Frione & Co.. Inc., va. B«ma«» CInh and 7-9 p. m. weekdaya and not and Mrs. Ruth Hickox, president paid to the schoola of RockviUe. Town ot Mansfield; Motors Insur­ The Romaco Club will meet to- ONITED SPANISH AUXILIAOY monitor. Miss Anne LsGace: flrst on Sunday. R. E. GORMAN Baldwin vs. John S. Sinder; a • • milde. Mrs. SUnley Steiner; sec­ of the American Legion Auxiliary, On Friday a repreaentatlve of the Adrian Bessett vs. Dr. Francis H. ance Oorp. vs. William A. Rey­ n i^ t at 8 o'clock at thf home of The clothing will be packed In will be In attendance on Thiu-sday ALL UNB8 OF INSURANCE State fire marshal’a office will be nolds; Alfred Guzowski vs. Alim Mr. and Mra. Albert Gottier of ond guide. Mrs. Arthur Jacobsen: Mrs. Lois Vince Is Mancheeter and sent to American 4X BROOKFIEIJD ST.—«4M Burke; EMwIn G. Clark vs. D. V. SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH Announca Hwlr ANNUAL SALE of mofM « mI pof> miards, Mrs. Francis Corcoran night, ' ■!». in to«en and will show two fllma EYione A Co. Inc.; Baruch Ellin Lisk; Marie C. Jansen vs. D. V. Snipsic Lake road, Tolland, for a STANI.EY GROI'P Relief in Korea which operatea un­ BARLOW Frione Co. and Mrs. Joseph Bell; scribe, Mrs. in the achools which atreea .the vs.' Fannie R. Eioeenberg; Edward A barn dance. Preaeal der the aegis of the American Evening School Started RasMem Club Mkir liomd iold ifoma. Procaoda wod for VBtawt Robert Schsller; truateeA for Guest at Shower Council of Volimtary Agencies for TELEVISION SALES ani SERVICE dangera oC Area and how to pre­ Kibbs vs. Francis LaDuca; - Wil­ three years. Mra. Noreen Cotter vent them. There will als6 be liam M. Downes vs. Benjamin The Rockville Public Rvening The Rockville Emblem club will "ACROSS AMERICA AFOOT" ot N«wiii9 toii Hospital and for loeai wolfort woHk fire diUla conducted In the schools two veara. Mm. John Lappen. and Mrs. Lola Fimk Vince, daughter 214 SraUCE ST.— TELEPHONE 5095 Weiner; David EYaser va. Agnc* WITH T.\J M \H,\I. (TIIF. DOtJ WITH SIIOHS) Yonr co«eparaHon wiN ba opprockitod. one year. Miss Stephanie Tunaky; during the week. Chief Flaherty Wittmann: David FYaaer va. AN II.M S'rit\Ti:l) TMAVF’.MHH>; banner bearer, Mra. Jamea l-cncr. of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. RUMMAGE LOAM haa alao arranged for a short film Franz J. Wittmann: Lumbermans The installation ceremony will, Funk of Whitney road, was guest Now !• the time for seeding to bo shown in the motiop picture Mutual Casualty company va.'Sd- of honor at a mlacellaneous show­ Dark, Rich, Cultivated Loam theaters. wWd 8., PrachrUak; Carl O. Weis BILL AND CONNIE STOCKDALE MRS. ETHELEEN LEWIS. SECRETARY. TEL 3S1S be held at the Country club T^ea- er ^ven last evening by members SHOE SALE day. Oct. 30 at 6:30. with Mias TELEVISION aad CAR RAPIO No. 1 Loam $8 Cn. T A Trlboje Paid vs. Ralph Mele. THURSDAY. OUT. 11. 8 P. M. of the M and M club at the home ANNOAL CRECE OP No. 2 Loam f2 Co. YA Tribute waa paid at the meeting Southern New . England TVle- Bather Cranker, state regent, of Miss Marie Fogarty on Ridge REPAIRING So. Methodist COOPER HALI— SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH serving as installing officer. SPECIALISTS PREVENTS In Truck l.nad Lots of Use RockviUe Rotary club Tuea- phone company va. Robert B. street. Also: Sand, Gravel, Slone d§y to the laU Rev. X.C. MUler, Ggrdiner; Motors Insurance Cor­ CONTRIBUTION AT THE DOOR 50c The annual communion will be Mrs, Vince opened her lovely Of riw k ff t r Kind Church r held at the eight o’clock Maas at COSTLY REfAIRS PHONE 3408 former prealdent of the club who poration vs. Osfar J. Chetelat; SPECIAL Afivpriixe in The Hrratd— It Payg gifts while seated under an um- was also active in its organisation. Eaisabeth Chaffee vs. PhlUp St. Bridget’s church on Sunday. brells decorated In pink. A buf­ Dmw White You Wolf Oct 14. and a Holy Year Pilgrim­ i A. M.. OCTOBER 11 AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR Membara of the club attended his fet luncheon was served, and all NUSSDORF funeral In a body thia afternoon at age will be held that afternoon at had an enjoyable evening. Sponsored by the Wesley three o’clock. ’This w«l be led DEWEY-RICHMAN CONSTRUCTION CO. 3 o'clock at the Ellington Congre­ ’48 HARLEY DAVIDSON The marriage of the former Lola SAM YULYES Group of South Methodist MOTOROLA and BENDIX 767 Mala Street gational church. by Rev. Jamea Timmins, chaplain Funk to Salvatore Vince took Church 15 hlAPU STREET dewelera Eat. 1800 27 Deerfield Drive Nortbeaat F.TA.' HLMS4SAMERAS •f the laabellaa. place on October 2 In Richmond. The Northeast IP.TA. wlU mact A Christmas basaar U being Virginia. Mr. Vince expects ts FLASH BDLBS, OASES, thia avening at 8 o’clock « t tbs MOVIES. rABTB MOTORCYCLE BE BIGHT THERE* planned for November and will be lesve for Germany today. schooL Movlaa will be shown fol­ combined with a card social- Mass lowing the business seaslon, attSr for the deceased members will be which there will be a dlacussion Arthnr Dnis Sfoiit 74 OVERHUD held at the Cenacle In Middletown perioA ON EVERY PLAY^-‘ during November. ’The Girl Scouts Deadline for Fainttngs of St. Bridget’s pariah will receive • The Tolland Coiuity Art asaocis- communion at the eight o'clock YOUR NEIGHBOBS IN THE NEWS EXCELLENT CONDITION tion haa aet Friday noon of this •**4» insM on November 4 ond will b« Teo At Its served a breakfast In the church week as the deadline for delivery to thd Rockville PubUc Llbrsuy of A REAL BARBAIN AT ball by the members of the Daugh­ paintings to be shown at ths aaso- r ters of Isabella. ctatloa’a annual fan axhaWt which will ba opan to tlM pUbUe for two wseka starting Monday. Each SEE Bowles Wins Post member la entitled to exhibit two pictures. Ontaidera jpay also ex­ home co m fort ‘ As Envoy to India hibit upon paymant of a small fee. «445 OsnigMea Osoraa Pfc. Mortla GOrtla. aon of Mra. (Oonttnsed from Fags One) Julia Wilkoraon of RFD 2. has MORIARTY Bros. completed hla haaje training at the 3 1 S CENTER ST i^sald he could think of no man bet­ Sampson. N. T „ Air Force Base Hartford Road Used Cars ter qualUled to fill the post. and haa haan iaatgned to OasUe T E I 5 1 .1 ,S ' Taft shot back; AFB, Oalif., whera ha will take a 276^HARTFORi5 ROAD TELEPHONE 2-4168 coujM of 'training aa aquipment * **I can’t think of any man less In ^ockagat aad Taa-laga OPEN U N TIL 5 P. M. operator ^ ^ ^ ple*B goaaion F U a O IL qualified than Chester Bowles to at Your Oracat*a . .serve as ambassador to India. He Jud^ John P. Cotter win pre­ is not a diplomatic man. I’ve had s lot of experience with him." Taft and Senators H. Alexander 'Smith (R-, N. J.l, and Hlcken- ... looper (R., la.), stressed that Bowles had no experience In India or Asia, nor as a diplomat. "India Is a aick part of the world and when'you have a sick THE MOST COAT FOR YOUR MONEY -- child, you send for an experienced, trained physician, not a Fuller brush man," Hlckenlooper said. Bowles formerly was In the ad­ 884-828 MAIN VI. TBL. 0181 MAN'CHESTER vertising business. Democrats acciuwd Republicans REGAL’S ALL-SEASON ZIP-IN COATS of playing politics and quoted such '.Republicans as Harold R. Stassen and Paul O. Hoffman as support- ^'ing Bowles or his Ideas. RCA EAT ANYTHING WITH * ZIP4N THE 1 N % WOOL UNINO FOR COLO FALSE TEETH! VYHAT'S COOKING? Aik Mary Keegan, supervisor W AS $389.95 II fom irowbl* wkb pUtvt of the cafeteria in the Bridgeport Telephone Company __ ihaf slip tad rock tod ctvM tocc W m n R WEATHER. fuatt—try BtUoa* Plttti'Uoet. Oat tpplict* building. Mist Keegan, a SNET employee for more than tip* ■that pUtct fit $mmsh ftod Kay tksi wmy, banott Brifluot Plttd*Uo«rii • p«rmao«tt 20 years, is responsible for meols and snacks for about ftUatr. It rcliatt tod r«Ett Ioom p|ttc« ia t 900 people a dAy — says her lime goes by like mogic, way aoipowdct or pttta cto do. Evaa oa old nibbctpUtcf roaftf*ood ratuln tit mooths she's so busyl * IIP IT OUT FOR SPRINO AND FALL NOW ONLY to t mr or looser. VOUeANIATAMYTNIMOl Sioipl? ItT aoft atrip of Pta>ci*liotr oo trouble- aowa opptr or lower. Bita tad il woldt per ftctlf. e«rylaBW.tt>teWu.odorleM, btraileg» I* yoo tod yoor pUevt. RntoTtbU if dedred. MEDAL FOR MOMI One of. the Telephone Compon/s high awards, tho Bronzo Vail M.M m t f Mooay btek tf ool cooiplataly MtisEcd. Ask Medol, was recfintly presented to Elizabeth Casey, Bridgeport operator, for "performing the duties of a telephone operator with a high degree of skill and intelligence .wh'ich contributed BRIMMS PLASTI-LINER trti i’lMMASINI DlNlURI HIUNIH to the saving of a woman's life." AArs. Casey, who also received a pin, a citot’ion, and a $100 cash c.-’crd, shows her medal to Jim and Kathleen, two of her five children. 100% WOOL TWEEDS ^ R r s HE KEEPS THINGS HUM­ AND COVERTS rm m MING. Oliver Harris,, Jr., a New London installer-repair­ WITH 100% WOOL ZIP4N UNINO DELIVERY man, keeps the phone system ot the Electric Boot Company a h a n d s o m e TRADITIONAL STYLINT. PERFECT FOR Light trucking and pack­ in Groton, Connecticut in first- age delivery in Manchester. ANY LIVING ROOM. rate condition. AAr. Harris has 17-INCH been with The Southern New a “ GOLDEN THROAT” 'TONE SYSTEM LIVES YOU TONE Telephone 2-8142 England Telephone Cdmpony UNSURPASSED. RCA-VICTOR . more than 14 years. The com- ' plex wire system that carries a PHONO-JACK FOR PLl C.CINC IN “VTCTROLA” 45 ATTACHMENT •a many important defense FAIRFIELb colls Is os familiar to him os on HMIE'S T H I $FOT*~todoy on open fleid In NerAH aveA Ip 1953r vdth MXRLDMrs eggbeoter Is to a housewife. the new Pratt and WhNney plant in operation, a new diol telephone office/ REGULARS — LONGS — SHORTS SHOE SERVICE with thousands of miles of wiiie in coble, will be located here to serve hundreds Buy Today -- Installed Before Game Tf me Tomorrow of rosidencos throughout tho oroo. To keop poet wHh ConnoctiesP's growth, SIZES 34 to 44 MAKE lelephono conilrpctien rocordt hovo boon broken for six Praight yeorL SURE Yemr Shots GRAYS . . . BROWNS OPEKTODAYTIL9P.M. Too, Hovo TANS... CHECKS tho a *HEW Monogrammed . V, • lO e ^ W O O l A U S U S O N TELEVISION L o o r RAYON OABARDDCE BY “ROYAL** wwwwwwwwwwwwwawwwwwwb BABARBWE nP-W COATS wwwwkwwawawkWkWwawwkAwwb 3S8. loaf C — lor S i. Idea/ Mea*e Q U t u n m i'i 1 2 .5 0 w.aa Logo way $49i0 T E L O n 1 Oioiee of 2 or 3 owdilno eoibrol O LAM O UK deoukBds shoes er [dorod biWali awortty pononoHxa paaos that look new . . and fan caa save doUars, too . . . this Rho quoWly, long wooriag gob- [ hgr tevtag your shore renewed «cdlno robo. Expotlly tolorod for S'-'?*- s' Y ESTERD Sn I: T IC K n NO. W ^itty. Dsok over your sum- Parson havliig thia ticket number wi pnaant nt 'draw tef tlato bnt atffl wini • teotwear aad leather eomfoit. Detadwbld pockot flap loay bo tonl to tho ■ let aa repair, re- •wnufothaor in on oddrottod onvolopo Indudod, for Whlatlinr Tee Kettle. ' itM* theas to p ^ ect gow. WHoHng at no oxira diorgo. Robo OMiy bo worn whAo ■op h bohg oenegreeneoA lo oaaeoA gmoA bhfo or F r * TickaU For Today’s DrawiRg at Id l P. M. gray. Shoe—5mo|, Modhint, largo. In n gift boas SUBMARINES are "on tho wiros" at the Electric Root Co., ono of Connecticut's many defense TH! '■•-■UTnFPN r.fv/ EK .! VU) TELEPHONE; (OMPANY wUI be fiven uD day right up_to drawing time at 8-.M !».■♦. Tody’s J S 2 L n A l l l d v n V planis. Post oq^-lohm service is important to this busy plant. That's why EBCO's telephone Rita Turkay Holder that helps you do » HM«tor Job la TMiaW U DOWN MOIDC YOUR CHOKZ H i BK. I MEN'S SHOPS ^operators k e e j^ n d y reference lists of out-of-town nun^lUre . . . When your operator teHk you nothtefi AD yen hava...... to do ia v U t... Braaaar*s Mr*s Baaeaiant W Popartniw t lAiPtv M. fleer Level WTManrnazzT w buw nblog. g r - " " 7 .— - the number of o distant telephone, why not jot H down? You'll save time, the next time you oalL MANCHB8TEB tVBNINO HERALD, MANC6MTBR. OOllNw WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10.19Bt

using atomic weapons ’’•gainst atomlo waapo^ providad It can ba •hea In Daan’a spaaoh raflactad Report A-Weapons men in the field, and agiinar mUl- juaad affacUvely from fro tha military such political-military thlnktkv ;Moyie Stars tary targets.” Of the temb stock­ ■landpolnt and tha' although ha sat It forth aa h Olapi company and aaaoelated anF Outpatient Sendee Plan Was Rejected pile, he said ’’We., have many to­ daatruetiva than la necessary to Idas. with tha eoinpany 81 yaan. He' didpkla Maval Hospltai day that are dellverabla, h vary meet tha particular situation in Ha said It might ba aakad If uaa was bora in Horway. ^ Oedalr Fells, X a .-d lra Jmpae Here Today Imprassiva ilumber." queatlon.” ' of at(unlc waapona on a battlattald nuiadelphia—Obmmander Bd- I- TTM Defenae and State depart­ might not bring a retaliatory at­ - '^ 7 ” > 4 '. PuyUto, ^ .—Alfrad Valudal, Hearat recognised authority, ^oa (Ooa'tlasmd from Page One) Then zm Oct. 6, a day after „ 1>' ‘ Bargains M, dinctor of ntw plant conatnic* gar Frank Hooker, U.BJf., 61, infantile panuysis and a u t^ , and Brsulley had returned. Dean ‘mada ments undoubtedly mulled over all tack on the. United States Itaalf. turn in.Danville for the Coming medical officer In charge of Vetei^ wife, o f Poet James H earst . .Cruisers Escort Group left and after he returned, al­ sn unusually, frank public ad­ possible anglaa that might develop And he said the chanca of that though he. did not connect tehm dress In Los Angeles In which ha In or from use of atomic weapons would ba no graatitr thin now ba- Of Hollywood Repre* with the Bradley mlaalon or thsf ■poke of the progress in atomic In Korea befora Bradley went to cause "our potential, advaraar^ i Listed by uirer Korean war. weapon, design and development. the FStr Bast t o raoka an ■ •■ • ■ •- (he meant Ruaala) appraclatad tha sentatives to Center strategic bombing capability of Testifying before a Congraa- During the course of It he also -ment. .... V .' ■* It la quite possible that a refer- the U. 8. against enemy cRIea. sional appropriationa subcommit­ ■aid that: _ n w * la w ksi oaWF 'Ani This "City of Village Charm” la tee on Sept. 21, a week before the 'When a situation arlsea where N » nsattor kaw imek w» i dua for a small dose of Hollywood ;eneral started for the Far East, the use of any kind of a weapon la Bsattar how ataefe aw g n M H A t i gtamor this afternoon when a con­ >ean said the U id t^ States has justiflad “We should give serious many things sra tarn S e S w ^ O R a tingent of roving ambassadors of 'very Impressive” capability of constdaratlon to tha uaa of aa eaa m 4aaa la m athar eaeMnr. with oQld wat«r and dry with a M ■’» a goodwill from the 'film capital witnm ovTFXVs f o r News in Tailored reeipa that’s too largo tor your •tops off here briefly on a Con- Garden clean towaL > have the oppartai family. nactleut tour that will take the RENEHBER We have the sppartaalo to «a Rom u t v ' group on to . Rockville and Wllli- things;a; seawa can srarfc aat Jah wa sRaaiSp.;^ SMiHONTaOMBRTS2r5?IS*!5^?£«“ WARD FASHIONABUD S L I P P E R S tyles r ■a aava a porRaa V egetables in X St. CHAIRS and skirted boudoir p e r s o n a l NEW * YORK mantlc. They are expected at every member of the CXJMPANT. CnU act for hoys, in SHOPPING SERVICE te yours •84-886 BIAIN STREET TEL. 6161 BIANOHESnal' ertvaatOd.^at tUa ioh ^ « chain are pleasantly priced at the Municipal building at 2:15, at aiS m t to < have a water-proof aet for the askiDE At tha' W IL R 08E cHougli—andIk—and tlilathla moaeymoae: amsa « m i Su S> KEMP'S, INC., 768 Main Street. adilch time they will be officially o f p t ^ Jacket, woolen SHOP, 601 Main Strert. In wMl- provide atfll amr Gleaming satin in red, green, gray greeted by Mayor Harold A. Turk- a n d ^ ita e t at IIO.M. SaUn-finlah tion to the very attractive stock ington and met by town officials suttSL In one piece, plus helmet, and other shades makes a distinc­ of dresses, suits, and coats already tive slipper chair at $18.17. Arm­ and the press. Ara you tafclag advantaae at jaor are 8T.M, In siaes 1 to 4. Coat aeU available at the shop, you can The Hollywbod group, which aava by depoalttag regdarly hi jroi for g t ^ slaaa S to dx, are |14.M, less chain with tailored ruffle, to have Mrs. Kronick search the big­ Inga aoeouatr covered in washable plastic, are will be met at the ^ st Hartford with cunning styles In the coat gest market In the world for a town line and eecorted to the Mu­ (snltahle for aeparaU wear) in $17.75, in a variety of chlnts pat­ special item. Her knowledge of Remember escb sme with s gift that will keep OE terns. Armed boudoir chain with nicipal building by Mancheatar po­ grssn, maroon, and brown, with the manufacturers and her excel­ lice cruisers. Is one o f many auch 'gtving^s gift from oar besotiful collectioB! moutoa or simulated fur trim. chints coverings are reduced to lent taste guarantee your satis­ T wonderful "Adjustable oniy $12.60. If you can use an groups currently touring thi faction. Mrs. Knmlck goes to country In coimecllon with "MoV' Age" nets, slsea 8 to Sx, in which attractive chair, here's a big op­ New York four times a week. ons can let down cuffs and Hems, portunity. ietime U. S. A-.” This is a drive the motion-picture Industry- Is are 8 1 8 -M. S tom coats for boys EXCLUSIVE J A N T Z E N or g M . at 814.98, in sixes S to 6, The new “PROM” PERMA­ launching on Its fiftieth anniver­ SWEATERS AND SKIRTS in the sary to win back a public It fears have warm alpaca linings and be­ NENT HOME WAVE is now unique Kharafleece yarn that com­ coming mouton collars. stocked at the PINE PHARMA­ is being lost because of television, bines vlcara and nylon in a yarn unfortunate public relations or, CY, 664 Center Street. "Prom” that benefits those ^ ergic to wool, offers three types of permanenta merely, lack of Interest. A MUTUAL SAVmOS DAnk •me CHENBT B R O T H E R S come in gorgeous colors at 'ne Hollywood stars who will DISPLAY at the Manchester for three types of hair: the Super, BLA IR’S, 757 Main Street. The be In Manchester this afternoon P ro d u cts Show, from today especially good for children's hair; elegant “cashmere look,” plus the are actors Wendell Corey, Polly . through Friday, will be well worth the Regular, for most hair; and W long-wearing, easy-washing quali­ Bergen, Joyce McKanale, Harry a visit. You’ll be thrilled by the the Very Gentle, planned for dyed Depoalta mads an or hafora the 7iV* ties, make these sweaters and Carey, Jr., Jeroma Conrtland, beauty that is locally produced— yr- or tinted hair. A particular ad­ skirts valuable buys at $8.95 for James Whitmore, Robert Wagnar nrtb ef any aaoeth draw totereat and all the more intent on procur­ /<•* vantage la the automatic neutrallx- slip-ons, $8.95 to $11.96 for cardl. ing some of it from the CHENEY 'ing feature. Any type of •‘Prom" and Martha Scott, and playwright gaiM, $17.95 for new striped F. Hugh Herbert and screen writ­ frem tha Brat of tba moeth. b r o t h e r s r e m n a n t s a l e ­ is $1.50. blouses, and $11.96 for skirta er George Wellee. 1 a- r o o m . ______Tba public-relatlona drive was Luscious LEMON MERINGUE NYLON MARQUISETTE at PIE and BOSTON CREAM PIE eonoelvad by a group of Holly­ WALLACE STERLING SILVER cook dried beans at a low heat; $.75 a yard tn the dependable Che­ wood people, (»Iling themaelvaa are the “specials” this week-end at Rcfdar fS Valwl they should be simmered rather ney quality makes not only the the Council of Motion Picture Or- than boUed. TWs low heat helps the PINE PASTRY SHOP, 660 most inexpensive-foT-wear materi­ ganlxations,'who want to find out . • . thining them to cook tender. Center Street, where one finds all al for curtains but one of the love­ We aae only donble QUAL what tha public would like. ITY naterials that add months the ((electable flavor of home cook­ liest. The ease with which it can The far-flung stars, sictlng flatware in her ing without tlie trouble! For o f araor to your shoos. Woik r h in e s t o n e j e w e l r y , still be ‘made up and the simplicity of thatr representatives, ara supposed own tha smartest decoration for eve­ family satisfaction or for really laundering—with very little press­ 0 I S . f t to mingle with the people, get the dona srhile yoo sraR, if yaa FIRM, RIPE ^ ^ 1 ^ ning and smart afternoon wear, is elegant party provisions, the Pine ing needed—are bonus values in answer and then report imek to “ Thira displayed in many enchanting Pastry wnll “do you proud.” this fine material, available at the Hollywood. While mlngUng, ' the styles at MATHER’S AT THE CHENEY BROTHERS REM­ stars have taken the oocaslon to Dimension CENTER. A fascinating set of If your boiled salad dressing is NANT SALESROOM. tell the people (that IfbllyWood SUfDE SHOES necklace with bow-knot design 2 0 6 1 thicker than you want it, thin with doesn’t fear televlaion. that HoUy- Beauty” and oarrlngs that drip glitter is plain ■ cream, sour cream, or REGLAZfcU & CLEANFD By Mrs. Aime Cabot Next time you bake muffins arood morals are no better and no only $8.05, including tax. There whipped cream. I'KE NEW Delicious-looking vegetables em­ give the family a surprise: Put a aserae than thoaa o f any other pattern . . . are plenty of distinctive single chunk of canned pineapple on top community, and that movlea raally broidered in vivid garden tones BARGAINS FOR HAIR CARE lecea—necklaces, earrings, and By Sne Burnett of the batter In each muffin cup, are better than aver. lovely Sterling BANANAS 1 0 raeeleta for oneself or for lovely make charming towel designs for AND SKIN WELt’ARE are avail­ Here is a well tailored frock for sprinkle with sugar, and then Aftor thair atay to ltohehaater, the kitchen. The beet, carrot, able right now at the PINE ggtfU. daytime wear that's so new and bake aa usual. tha group srin be given a police bolloware pea, tomato, cauliflower and pep­ PHARMACY, 664 Center Street. smart looIUng. Sparkling white eaeort to tha' Rockrille toara Una. (10 LBS. - 90c) LI. The CHENEY B R O T H E R S per motifs will become more ap­ There’s a half-price sale on Wood­ accents the front closing and trims Order PERSONALIZED r e m n a n t SAUCSROOM wlU re­ petising with every'stitch. bury's C(x-onut Oil Castile Sham­ the pcH-'ket. And try some bright Funaral''aad burial CHRISTMAS CARDS now and RatiMtnbar whan you were o hM7 Ramsmbar bow you likad main open on October 12—an op­ Pattern No. 2061 contains hot poo, with the regular $1.00 size novelty buttons. have jumped s i U gh they^re be portunity for those who have a iron transfer for 6 designs, mate, selling at $.50. Witdroot Cream- Pattern No. 8022 is a sew-rite get them addressed before the ■ometUng aka to Ifra for. pvasaiit day kidt ora |u8t fha sesna. A f tlilt low prico yoo coo afford to lot tellday to get the "makinn” of rial requirements, stitch illustra­ Oil Hair Tonic is offered at two perforated pattern in sizes 14, 16, Christmas rush starts. The DEIW- fkoni hovo oil tlioy wont. Thoy'ra dolleloiit and haoltnfui, fool la y a good handsome fall dresses, blouses, tions and color chart. bottles for $.39--a $.58 value. 18, 20; 40, 42, 44. Size 16. short EY-RICHMAN COMPANY, 767 Main Street, has quantities of ex­ gnoanty of Hiam today! and upholstery fabrics. Bend 25c in coins, your name, With each jar of Wocxlbury’s Cold sleeve, 4 3-8 yards of 39-inch; 1-2 Cream at $.69. goes a free jar of yard contrast. ceptionally beautiful samples, fea­ address and the pattern number turing many new designs and DEPENDABUB R0N80N CIG­ to Anne Cabot, T^e Manchester Dry Skin Cream. It’s worthwhile For this pattern, send 30c In ARETTE LIGHTERS for ladies to shop at the Pine Pharmacy. coins, your name, address, size de­ paper-types. In the roost gala col­ Evening Herald. 1150 Avenue ors suitable for the season. Special and' gentlemen start in price at Americas, New York 19. N. Y. sired, and the Pattern Number to $7.40, including tax, at MATH­ Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ cards for business men deserve at­ @ MS Anne Cabot’s new album of We are all Intereated tn the tention. ER’S AT .THE CENTER. There Is Needlework ' is a "must”. It’i things that brighten up our homes ning Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, a charming variety of pocket chockfull of charming designs as and make thorn more' pleasant to New York 19, N. Y. ARTHUR AAdLJEWELERS Ughten in metal, enamel, and col­ CLOVERLEAF NYLON YARN Manchester Baking Co: well as beginners’ "How-To” di­ live In. Of the various means at Send 25 cents today for the Fall ored leather covers. Table lighters rections on knitting and crochet­ our disposal, color is the most im­ and Winter Fashion. 48 pages of is available at the J. W’. HALE Save—Warm Mensweor DRUG STORE 533 MAIN ST.— MANCHESTER ineluto not only the popular smart, easy to sew styles; inter­ COMPANY. Difficult to keep In drown and Queen Anne designs, ing,, a g\ft pattern printed in the portant. If yoii have color prob­ KERRY STREET book and many other grand fea­ lems. drop In at THE SHERWIN- esting features; fashion news. Gift stock becatuie Of its popularity, the 642 MAIM STREET AT ST. JAMES STREET but a new" “ Benator” model that patterns printed Inside the book. pre-shrunk, long wearing. eas>-- la axceptiofially handsome with its tures. - 25 cents. WILLLAhlS CO., 719 Main Street, REO. 10.96 lACKET and consult our STYLE GUIDE washing yarn Is now complete tn REO. 14.49 SURCOAT wood-finli^ for a man’s desk at twenty colors—deep fall tones, I AMortanMit I the office or for his "den”. cooling tn one spot may cause AND STYLE GUIDE COMPAN­ cot halves on watercress and pass ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY fc SATURDAY ION; or arrange to borrow them, dainty pastels, and the favorite breakage. the s(tur cream. baby lors”. As suitable for 12.99 9.99 ’When you are using a heat-re­ without obligation, to study leis­ urely at home. The Style Guide sweaters as for socks, the yarn is steak anms, In full color, and WELDON DRUG COMPANY. The ordlna with ctuiltad rayon ovar the Style Guide Companion con­ delectable Herb Farm toilet wa­ See VARLAR WASHABLE wool interlining, bi tan, gray, navy. Wind radstont, wotar rapallant. ^gaiaa ^siesame oven! tains 695 authentic color combina- W ALLPAPER in the display of ters in a $2.00 size are available 13A9 TwE Surcoot...... 12.44 tloni. at $2.00, plus tax, for two bottles the JOHNSON PAINT COM­ MANCHESTER MEN Da Uaa Medal'RO-40 —In "London Mist,” "Queen’s PANY. 699 Main Street, at the RECORD DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES SEWING BOXES AND CABI­ Ransom,” and “Night Scented MANCHESTER PRODUCTS ALL WOOL FLANNEL 100% PURE WOOL NETS are newly re-stocked at the Stock.” Or there’s the combination SHOW these next few days. You'll $384.75. SINGER SEWING CENTER, 832 of the “Frostik” solidified toilet be amazed at the multitude of A-B-C of SAYINGS A Ntii Shlpnmit of Childrwi't Reeonli Main Street A wonderful g;lft water, plus the liquid bottle, a lovely designs for every room in 5.98 15% Down GET THE SAYING! the house, in all the most desir. 6.98 .Li I Zl'l' 18 Months To Pay (even If given to oneself), these $3.25 value, now selling for $2.00. ___ a NURSERY SONGS AND RHYMES boxes are designed to keep sewing able styles. But the most satisfac­ S HaovywaigM buffalo plaids, os For teething POPULAR WESTERNS * 0 parity toilorad virgin wool in A RaM tnrJ BLYeERlI 41 I necessities in the kind o f order CHRY8ANTHEMUM PLANTS, tory quality o ' Varlar is that It is good looking os Stay ora worm. Iwpedteilii Taken from our esifire * - -- FAVORITE SINGERS AND STORY-TELLERS I that makes for efficiency. Boxes in bud and bloom, are priced from a stain-proof plastic paper that is •did colon. Two way collar, long Tallite Rayon Hnad nackbond ossma* Pricea 49c and up j and burkets are very convemient $ .50 up at McCONVILLE’S. 302 incredibly labor saving in preserv-; slaavaa wMi 2 button odfuttobla tirrs dO* iha. 4fc (Wm I ar WaA for ca-sual sewing. For serious en­ Ing Its handsome appearance. NOTE: Record Playerti for Children Are In Stock For Wocxlbrldge Street. They are love­ cuff*. Chdim of four foM color*. smooth ooHar I t kong slaavas. chain of stores . . . all the deavor, the nicely made furniture ly to refurbish your garden right JAABSORBINE JR. Q O « Hoan of Fun, Needs No Supervision. GLASS WAX CQt I of the cabinets adds to a home now and they’ll give you years of Celery seed*, Added to cooked’ R.v'. 1 .8 5 ...... OOC Geld Seal; PINT con . . •*iMM*ma**a«*mawisa I and giv^s rea) satisfaction to the beauty in the future. Drop In, or buttered carrots, makes a nice odds and ends of lady who sews. phone 5947 for plants in prime fli)vor change. p o n e A O O HINKLE TABLETS rowdes or cryslais; 4-oa~. Bottle too . . . . '...... PEPTO BISMOL RA| condition. 1 ------1? For upsat stomodi; 4-ox . WW Serve apricots as a salad des­ ! Whatever you need In the way BANO AID, JA J HAIRPINS sert: Halve and pit, then fill the It’s handy to remember that of a handsome LINOLEUM, AS­ Adhasiva Boadoeas; SB's Res..10* boxat. . . 2 i1 1 * QUINSANA Powdor Af|« halves with cream cheese htixed Fiabt olhlata's loot) .... there are three teaspna tn a PHALT TILE, or PLASTIC COV ICEMINT KEMP'S m with preserved ginger thqt’s been tablespon and sixteen tablespoons ERING for s new floor that will REM FOR COUGHS CTc Incorporated finely cut. Place the filled apri- in a' (mp, when you are halving a 60c size . . . 49* re-beautify a room, you’ll find it CM T6R Johnson’s Lotion Eoia doughs bom colds . v § MBITS SUITS 7631 Main Street Green Stampa Given Tel. .SfiSO at the MANCHESTER FLOOR OIL;... COVERING COMPANY. 721 Main FOR BABY. '5-ox tettla . 49* Saccharin Tablets <8 a a Psmitarc and Mosle Home of Prigidaire Street. In every material, there's PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Rag. la * ; M-gi. 100‘s . . | | a wealth of designs, spectfically *J TO BE CLOSED OUT REGARDLESS OF < planned for colonial or modern CAL-RINEX Ofte IHIF4I 447 .styling or amenable to generally H of Farm Mlialt 90‘s . . 0 0 m n....1“ - homey decorating. Colors can be RaoJtr. JuiOr ar $ ■ * • ,. LOSS, AT OUR MANCHESTER STORE chosen tor every taste. A covering FRIDAY OCTOBER 12 .OS,; SCHOLL’S "3 9 * will be laid for you under the ex­ ZING PADS;FADS; supai-sotl.tupai-se . 3D* pert supervision of the manager, ' . L * M EflEiEShampot Shampoo gyt KOLOR-BAK or you can buy aelf-lnstalling tiles With CooditibaM . . Crayaats disoppaots; 8-ox 1^* I 15 SUITS Were $64,50 of plastic or rubber If you wish to UNGUENTINE 'C|to lay your own. LADY ESTHER HCi Soothing oiatmani. tuba . w a F Im oglna coaking is a Legal Holiday EnOH FACE CREAM Itod. tiaa 9 3 VITALIS AIM convoniofica Ilka HiltT --- 20 SUITS Were^9.5Q STERLING OfJ CRYSTAL [salt.. LYSOL, 6-OZ. e c c Heir Tenlet 4-ox tenia \ w nrat Rant*of Ha Kindi makes a moat folk ensemble for Fioonomioal disiniaetaat. a l9 ' !;ifta or for use. As shown at U S r. giMlnr. fd-a*. WILLIAMS two coafiplata overa er one big 1. lOOKi ITS ttsrs Crsaa; doubU -latbarl9v .MATHER’S AT THE CENTER, MILU even bi |mf « Iwfaildlng. Pair up 25 SUITS Were $52.50 the. delicate silver over-lay oma- ,.TCiI .".Azur, 1W0 OVBKI COLUMBUS DAY t ■ cotsarelaa, wHh coka, peril chops nients many pieces—hon ten dlah- lEMTIRE. *v;; nl"t 47c Bodi ovan is tapo- ca, priced from $4i>8. Including adth p is —er breM arid boka at rala — hot itt own tax; small dlahea for rellahea or FASTEETH Powdor R fk ZYMOLE TRONEYS a B b 18 SUITS Were $49.50 , Holds danial platax Mad. 9 w Loiga size...... , A 9 , lha tome iimal haot eontroL Com- candy and nuta with two or three ” 25’ compartments;' various sixes of FREOONE QlB T A L C U M 9 IW ZONITE AnUsaptle CAt poct, thrifty — planty cake plates; Salt and pepper abak- There will be no business transacted Raliava oeha of coins , . %$ I I MEN. 8have-patiaet m w AU-puipose: 6-euaoe* . Get These Other Advontageal of room for oR nor- era: cream and sugar aeto and can Beautiful tigw styling . . . new YOURS FOR THE PICKING VbiiMI want die sticks. You may use the Lay this //> Away Plan for advance Christmaa Cnok Motler d o ck C o n h e l. . . 2. PRB10I shopping. on that day by WTAMINS IhrMy S-tpeed Rodkuitube tur- tandal irSONI OVINI foce unlit... end UfallaM Peree- NOT ALL SIZES IN Eggs baked In a tomato sauce ^ Drop cantor haatbif make # satlsfjrlnc luncheon dish. I loin-on-sieel finish. Inside end out. ' ALL STYLES. BUT fi>r fem inine fashions FricnAy Bank* unit to Hi bottom po­ Oaf rWO-OVWf PROFESSIONAL ADVICE ON rtion - ond you kova • YOU’LL GET A th is fa U DECORATING IB FREE at the Aa Mca af o i McGILL-CONVERSE COMPANY, WONDERFUL NO M0RE>.\T 645 Main Street Look at the com' 5a....'3« Ws will $ s r v s i h t piiblte r s utual Thur$diiy Evsning from >0 vtiaminr & mincralx THIS PRICB T U s i$ the shoe for A s Nylon Marquisette pany'a display at the Manchester EcJUid HeSnH U aS taf Warari htaOitaiMsrf — BUY IF YOU’RE Products Show tonight 'Thursday 6:30 until 8:30 and Saturday Morning until Nooa. WHEN THESE bglhtertideoffashioQ... and Friday to sea now practical CMkroWavo COMPLETE RAYVETRllfS SUITED! ARE SOLD! " s baautihU pattern crafted and attracU-vC la the planning Rotm KK •*U Lr* KIT RafW KR Kay Brawstar. Color Consultant Ciadr rat O iS nwa’iae 4 8S EASY CREDIT tolMleryawfoot... Curtain MateriaL All you need to do la to fill tn a & . . . 1 2 S affretira . . eaaMaOfU. I**” , fMSt^ g Ak Step’s blanic. procurable at the ator* or f ' Quick.. gaalla. Lasts and lads. Lovelier looking. ssK'asfigr.aa the show, telling the exposure of *Woiidtr Oven* Electric Range iMafieSoIn, your room and the colors of exist- I Ing decoraUon. Send It In, and get UNIT yard •if tJ«l7-jw OffMW Wt%U expert and experienced suggeS' 1 0 0 > tions. N ig h t K in g 2 (RemnSnta and IsiptrfectS) P O O T B A lI aUSOLO L U Mg ptu CHENEY SATIN AND VEL- NATIONAL BANK OF MANCHESTER MIAT WOOL *6M nv«N ei TO A VIHEEN combine to raak* tb* SU...2? Perfect for sll hsir IS rv O M IM l IW MAIN SIBBET WORSTD mdat fascinating of wadding party Yallow-stiiped stylet, grips hsir Johnson Brothers CUSTOMER gowna. The gleaming aatln drapes ftnalywiti notcstch. CHENEY BROTHERS so gracafully and the •areeping BJCTRICAL CONTRACTORS velveteen contrasts ao IntaraaHng- FUSE PLUGS ISandwich Bags REMNANT SALESROOM ly, tn any of tha maira ootora. r t'M : £10’ S2S’ 1063 MAIN STRKT MANCHiSTER 5. BARTFOItO ROAOi-MANaSESTER Pricaa ara Biodaat at toaCBBN EY. BROTHERS REMNANT SALES­ ; .. 2 .2 3 ' soil's Shoe Store HOURS; Onlly S to 6:80 and Saturday* 9 to 4:46. ROOM. TM MAIN STREET ALSO OPEN\OCT. 12 - COLUMBl^S DATl The Inquirei -J,. ■y. MANCniESTBR tYl&nNO HiRALD. MANCHESTER. OONN« WEDNESDAY, O ^ B E R 1 0 ,195f

UAStSaUTWM MVEttma HXMliiHBSTBB. OONIU WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10,.1951 using atomic weapons "against atomie wsappn. provided It can ba once in Doan’s speech wflectsd Report A-Weapons men in the field, and sgalnst mili­ used effsetIVely from ths military such polltical-ihiUtary thinking, Movie Stars tary targets.” Of the bomb stock- standpoint and that it to no more although he set it forth as hVa Gla$s company and assootated ans' OtRpattent Bsrvios at PUIa> pUe, he said *'We have many, to­ ,jdeatructiw than to necessary to idea. '' Deaths Last Night with tba company $1 yaan. He delphla'Naval HoapHaL------Plan Was Rejected day that are dcllTerable,. a w ry Vneet tha particular situation in He said It might ba askad if us* was b o r n ^ Norway. Oedair'' Palls.''' T s' 'iMra' $sbim Here Today impressive number." , question.* of atomie weapons on a batUefWd PaavUte, Ky.—AlfrM Vaksdal, ^ Pblladflplua—Obmmaader Ed­ Hssrst reeogntaad aatherity^on t- ______(Ooattaoed from Page One) Then on Oct. 6, s day after The Defense and State depart­ mighb not bring a retallatqty at­ B a rg a in s 66, diractor o f ntw plant construc­ gar Frank Hooker, U.BJN., SI> infantile paruisu and autter. ioA Bradle.v had returned. Dean made ments undoubted^ mulled, oyer all tack on the United Statga itself. tion in.Danville for the Osraing medical officer tn ebatge of Veter­ wlfa of Poet Jamee Hearat. Cruisers Escort Group left and after he returned, al­ an unusually frank, public ad- possible angles that might develop And he said ths chance of that though he. did not connect tehm dres-s in Los Angeles In which he In nr from use of atomic weapons would be no greater thdn now be­ . Of Hollywood Repre­ with tho Bradley mission or the spoke of the progress In atomic in Korea before Bradley went to cause "our potential adwrsary" Lis te d b y u i r e r Korean war. ’ weapon, design and development. the Far Baft to make an assess­ (he meant Rusfia) apprectotsd ths sentatives to Center ment. V strategic bombing capability of Testifying before a Congree- During the course of it he also A ^ h a rid iim ■ -• V It t o quite possible that a refer- the U. 8. against enemy rlltex sioTial appropriations subcommit­ said that; That Is wbab Thla "City of Village Charm" to tee on Sept. 21, a week before the 'SVhen a situation arises where No-matter bew-i due for a email doee of Hollywood general started for the Far East. the use of any kind of a weapon to matter bow bmh glamor this afternoon when a con­ Dean said the United States has jiMtlfled "We should give serious tingent of roving ambaseaddre of ’very Impressive” capability of cbhslderation to the use of lui la oe ” J with ooM water aad dry artth a goodwill from the film capital •f- wiMnMt o v t T t t t ton rselp* that'a too targa for your clean towel. News in Tailored rselpo ctops off here briefly on a Ck>h- f T O D M O m M Garden family. necUcut tour that will, take the K E H H m We feava the epportaattjr ba i s tiM i. rttrrT aad aMxlmtaly jprtcsd at PABHIONABLB SLIPPER StylcM group on . to Rockville and Willl- thlngai wa eon work at tbs Job w o : ' SSSTh o n t o o m b r t w a r d Vegetahlesin X St. PERSONAL NEW YORK mantlc.. "They are expected at ws caa save a perttoapertton of tba assway COMPANT. Cal* m t for beys. In CHAIRS and skirted boudoir S34-8M MAIN STREET TEL. S lit B fA N C H E S m every member of the cetve at this chairs ars pleasantly priced at SHOPPING SERVICB to youra the Municipal building at 2:15, at J o t ^ oar icatia ts Mass 9 to 4, have a water-proof set for tbs asking.'at the WILR08K which time they will be officially y m /|b—egd this moseymooey oavaS ragahW o f pUia j ^ e t . woolen legrinss. KEMPS, INC., 763 Main Street SHOP. 601 Main StTMt In addi­ PfovUw RmIi ntore epportaalty itr ma Gleaming satin la red, green, gray . V greeted by Mayor Harold A. Turk- sad^eteiet at flO.98. Satin-finish tion to the very attractive atpek tngton and met by town officials ytihi, ]■ on* {riece, plus helmet, and other shades makes a distinc­ of drsases, suite, and coata alrsady tive slipper chair at $18.17. Arm­ and the press. Ate yon takiog advaatage af art ITJS. In sises 1 to 4. Coat seU available at the shop, you can to save by deposiUng regdaily for (M s, slass S to 6x, are 914.98, less chaira with tailored ruffle, The Hollywbod group, which I have Mra. Kronlck eearch the big­ will he meL aL-Spe Bast Hartford tags aeeouatt with cnnains. styles in the cost covered In washable plastic, are gest market In the world for a GURTRERS town line and escorted to the Mu (snltahle for separate wear) in $17.75, In a variety of chinta pat­ special Item. Her knowledge of 777 M ain St. Manchester, Conn. 2-3448 Rim ciniier cadi tme with a gift that w ill keep 4M grata, staroon, and brown, with terns. Armed boiidolr chairs with nlclpal building by Manchester po­ the manufacturers and her excel­ lice crutoere. ft one of many ouch 'glviof — a gift from oar bcantifnl eollectitm! '■•'J manton or simulated, fur trim. chints coverings ire reduced to lent taste guarantee your satis­ / Those wonderful "Adjustable only $12.60. If you can use an groups curreiitly touring the faction. Mrs. Kronlck goes to country In connection with "Mov­ Age" aets, sises 8 to 6x, in which attractive chair, here’s s big op­ New York four times a week. one can M down cuffs and hems, portunity. ietime U. B. A.’’ This to a drive the motion-picture industry' to ars $19.98. Storm coats for boya EXCLUSIVE J A N T Z E N or g M , at $14.98, in sizes 3 to 8, The new ”PROM” PERMA­ launching on Its fiftieth anniver­ SWEATERS AND SKIRTS in the sary to win back a public It fears have warm alpaca linings and be­ NENT HOME WAVE U now unique Kharafleece yam that com' coming mouton collars. stocked at the PINE PHARMA­ is being lost because of television, bines vicara and nylon In a yam unfortunate public relations or, "“ Saving Bdnko*^Mdficlie^ CY, 664 Center Street. ”Prom” that beneflts those S ergio to wooL offers three types of permanents merely, lack of Interest. ■ ■ A MUTUAL SAVinCS DAITK The CHKNET BROTHERS come in gorgeous colors at The Hollywood stars who will DISPLAY at the Manchester for three types of hair: the Super, BLAIR’S, 757 Main Street. The f/i Products Show, from today especially good for children's hair; be in Msnehester this afternoon 'J A; k elegant "cashmere look,” plus the are actors Wendell Corey, Polly h through Friday, will be well worth the Regular, for most hair; and long-wearing, easy-washing quali­ j c rOili a visit You’ll be thrilled by the the Very Gentle, planned for dyed Bergan, Joyce McKemde, Harry Depoetts mad* on or befose the ties, make these sweaters. and Carey, Jr., Jerome Courtland, i: OUAhAWl beauty that I* locally produced^ or tinted hair. A particular ad­ skirts valuable buys at $8.95 for IN lUl and all the more intent on procur­ vantage is the automatic neutraliz­ James Whitmore, Robert W a «e r nrtb of any OMiatb draw Interest slip-ons, $8.95 to $11.95 for cardi' and Martha Scott, and playwrtglit ing some of it from the CHENEY ing feature. Any ty|)e of "Prom” gans, $17.95 for new striped from^by first of ibe month. b r o t h e r s r e m n a n t s a l e s ­ is $1.50. F. Hugh Herbert and screen writ­ blouses, and $11.95 for skirts. er George Wellee. w r o o m . \ Luscious LEMON MERINGUE Hie publtc-relationa drive was » l - 4 * NYLON MARQUISETTE at conoeived by a group of Hollsr- Cook dried beans at a low heat; PIE and BOSTON CREAM PIE $.75 a yard in the dependable Che­ Srm m red WALLACE STERLING SILVER are the “apedals” this week-end at wood people, calling themsslves they should be simmered rather ney quality makes not only the the Council of Motion Picture Or­ Regslar 88 Valwl than boiled. This low heat helps the PINE PASTRY SHOP, 660 most Inexpensive-for-wear maUfi^t, ganizations. who want to find out . , . bhining Center Street, where one flnds all We nee only durable QUAL them to cook tender. al for curtains but one of the love­ 'What tlu public would like. the delectable flavor of home cook­ liest. TTie esse with which it can The far-flung stars, acting ITY material* that add months flatware in her r______h in e s t o n e JEl^’E l,^ , stin ing without tile trouble! For be ‘made and the simplicity of their representatives, are supposed of wear to yoor shoes. Work the smartest decorationUon TorT6? eve­ family satisfaction or J ar' really laundering—with very little press­ Q t t .9 9 to mlngis with the people, get the doos while yoa wail. If yoa own elegant party provisions, the Pine FIRM, RIPE \ ^ ning and smart afternoon wear, is ing needed—are bonus values In answer and then * sport back to “ Third displayed in many enchanting Pastry will "do you proud” this fine material, available at the Hollywood. While tningUng, ' the styles at MATHER’S AT THE CHENEY BROTHERS REM­ stars hav^ taken the oocasioil to Dimension CENTER. A fascinating set of If your boiled salad dressing is NANT SALESROOM. tell the people Ahat Hollywood SUFDt SHOES necklace with bow-knot design thicker than you want It, thin with 2061 doesn’t fear television, that Holly­ REGLAZED & CLEANED Beauty** and earrings that drip glitter la By Mrs. Anne Cabot plain - cream, sour cream, or Next time you bake muffins wood morals are no better and no only $8.05, including tax ’There whipped cream. UKE NEW Delicious-looking vegetables em­ give the family a surprise: Put a Ml worse than those of any other pattern . . . ars plenty of distinctive single chunk of canned pineapple on top community, and that movies really pieces—necklaces, earrings, and broidered in vivid garden tones BARGAINS FOR HAIR CARE By Sue Burnett make charming towel designs for of the batter In each muffin cup, are better than ever. lovely Sterling bracelets for oneself or for lovely AND SKIN WELFARE are avail­ Here is a well tailored frock for sprinkle with sugar, and then After their etoqr tn-MMieheeter, BANANAS 1 0 the kitchen. ’The beet, carrot, able right now at the PINE gifts. daytime, wear that’s so new and bake as usual. flie group wW 'he given a police holloware pea, tomato, cauliflower and pep­ PHARMACY, 664 Center Street smart looking. Sparkling white eaeort bo tho Rockrille town Una (10 LBS.-.90c) Tha CHENEY BROTHERS per motifs will become more ap­ There's a half-price sale on Wood­ accents the front closing snd trims r e m n a n t SALESROOM wiU re­ petising with every stitch. bury's Coconut Oil Castile Sham­ the pocket. And try some bright Order PERSONALIZED Ihasral aad^ bortol aaepen— Rmiwfflbtr whsii you w«r« a hid? Remember how you llhed byiRi|M$. W il, main open on October 13—an op­ Pattern No. 3061 contains hot poo, with the regular $1.00 size novelty buttons. CHRISTMAS CARDS now and hava jumped ep high they've bo- portunity for those who have a iron transfer for 6 designs, mate­ selling at $.50. Wildroot Cream- Pattern No. 8622 is a sew-rlte get them addressed before the aome something erne to UVe for. preseiit day htds ore (ust the fiome. A t thii low price yoii coe o f f ^ te let holiday to get the "m aklnp" of rial requirements, stitch Illustra­ Oil Hair Tonic la offered at two perforated pattern in sizes 14, 16, Christmas rush starts. TTie DEIW- them hove all they wont. They're delicleti$ and healthful, toal la y d flood handsome fall dresses, blouses, tions and color chart. $an)e tains 695 authentic color combina- WALLPAPER In the display of ters In a $2.00 size are available 13.49 Twin Surcoat...... IA44 tlond. at5 $2.00, plus tax, for two bottles the JOHNSON PAINT CO.M- MANCHESTER MEN 0* Una Model'kO-60 —tn "London Mist,” "Queen’s PAhTY. 699 Main Street, at tlie KiMP'S RECORD DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES SEWING BOXES AND CABI- Ransom,’’ and "Night Scented MANCHESTER PRODUCTS ALL WOOL FLANNEL 100% PURE WOOL NETTB are newly re-stocked at the Stock." Or there’s the combination SHOW these next few days. You'll $384.75, SINGER SEWING CENTBai, 832 of the ’’Froatlk’’ solidified toilet be amazed at the multitude of A-B-C of SAYINGS 1 Ntii ShlpMMit of Chlldron’t Roeordt Main Street. A wonderful gift water, plus the liquid bottle, a lovely designs for every room in 5.98 18% Down CET THE SAVING! 6.98 18 Month* To Pay NURSERY SONGS AND RHYMES (even if given to oneself), these $3.25 vMue, now selling for $2.00. the house, in all the most desir­ .L..I Zl'l' boxes are designed to keep sewing able styles. But the most satisfac­ (D Smartly tailorad virgin wool in @ Hoovywoight buffalo plaids, os Mtotdtiirl 6LYCEIII A AC For teething 50c POPULAR WESTERNS necessities tn the kind of order tory quality o ' Varlar is that it is CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS, \ good iboklng ds they oro worm.''' tnOMt irlifi v Q Taken from our eniire « FAVORITE SINGERS AND STORY-TELLERS ' that makes for efficiency. Boxes in bud and bloom, are priced from a stain-proof plastic paper that {S' solid colon. Two way collar, long FTaUats’^ . Pricm 49c and np^ and buckets are very convenient $.50 up at McCONVlLLE’S, 302 incredibly labor saving in preserv­ (leoves with 2 button ad{wttablo ‘Itpypn Hnod nockbond oswros teiye dOe lbs. 4Sc West or s^efL. NOTE: Record Players for Children Are In Stock For for casual sewing. For serious en­ Woodbridge Street. They are love­ ing its handsome appearance. cuffs. Omieo o f four faH colors. smooth oolior IS. bong steovos. chain of stores ... all the deavor, the nicely made furniture ly to refurbish your garden right ABSOBBINE JB. mmen pnms ^VA)^mB99Uflb59* a . Hoars of Fun, Needs No Supervision. of the cabinets adds to a home GLASS WAX COt now and they’ll give you years of Celery seeds, added to cooked* R-u'. 1.25 ...... OOC OoM Seal; PINT eon . . and giv^s real satisfaction to the beauty in the future. Drop in. or buttered carrots, makes a nice odds and ends of lady who sews. phone 5947 for plants in prime flavor change. ■one ACID 4 HINKLE TABLETS condition.' Vowdatoteiy*tala;4-oa. 1 4 Botito lOO...... 1 ? PEPTO BISMOL e i k Serve apricots as a salad des­ For upset stemoch: 4-Ox . waP Whatever you need In the way BAND AID. JA J A(fle HAIR PIN S sert: Halve and pit, then flU the It’s handy to remember that of a handsome LJNOLEUM. AS­ . Adhesive Bondages; 38’s V V Rag. to * boxes . . . .42i11* QUINSANA Powdor OAc halves with cream cheese mixed there are three teaspoons in a PHALT ’HLE. or PLASTIC lors can be f -7 chosen for every taste. A oovartng FRIDAY OCTOBER 12 T i m i "3 9 * will be laid for you under the ex­ pert supervision of the manager, DRENE Shampoo C 7t KOLOK-BAK 04I or you can buy self-installing tiles WithCoaditioner ..... WB Croyaess disappeart; 8-ox I — 15 SUITS Were $64.50 nf pisstic or rubber if you wish to UNOUENTINE COfi lay your own. LADY ESTHER CRg Soothing oinimenl. lubo . 9 w FACE CBEAM. btod. tiM 3 0 Imoflino cookinfl is a Legal Holiday EPSOM VITAUS > aoi LVSOL. 6-oz. convonionca Ilka this f 20 SUITS Were $59.50 STERUNO - ON---- CRTSTAL- JHaIr Towl€t4-ox bowla *043 , HirMltmaioflftJOndl makes a most tals ensemble for ^*7 ...... ■...... ^ - 'Eeoaomtoatdtotntoetaar; 9 9 ' u s e . geeiny, 16-.M. '^mLLIAMS C4t gifts or for use. As shown st tbm Cruo; doubto-lathertBw fwe coNiptote ovan* or ena big 1. lOOKI ITS 4M t -MATHER’S AT THE CENTER, oven bi |u*l o Iwlnidlng. Pair up 25 SUITS Were $52.50 4 l the delicate silver over-lay orna­ : '.'Jl MILES ..TCiI .(AZUL A T e s TWO OVBISI COLUMBUS DAY eaaaarola* wHh coka, pork chop* ments many pieces—bon bon dish­ 1. 00. lEIVIRE Codi oven is sepo- es, priced from $4.03, Including FASTEETN Powdor COt npem* ZYMOLE TROKEYS (flCt wMi pis—or b r^ oitd bdka at rel* - hot its own 18 SUITS Were $49.50 tax; small dishes for rsitohea or , Holds denial plalex Med. 9 w candy and nuta with two or thrse Large size...... A w Iho aomo Mmol heat Gonlrol. Com­ compartments; various sises of PREEXONE SlfNWM T.LGUSI aQ , ZONITE Antisopllc CAfi port, Hwifty — plenty cake plates; salt and pepper shak­ There w ill be no business transacted Relieve ache of com* 31' FOB MEN. Shovo-pestoet A a i AU-purpo**: 8-o«ae*s . wM .Got Thoaa O dtor A d v o n ta g o tl of room for oil ner- ers; cream and sugar seta snd can­ needs. ^ '■ YOURS FOR THE PICKING Y«ii*ll wnMl dle sticka You may use the l * y Booutiful ngw atyling ... now th is //> Away Plan for advance Chriatmaa Cook-Afiaater O odc C on trol. . . 2. nKSTDl / shopping. . - on that 4 iy by ■ a n d a l thrifty 5-ape ad Rodlontebo lur- irsoN EO vm i (oca unHa... and UfaHsM POrco- NOT ALL SIZES IN Eggs baked In a tomato asned Witk k -t i AdJmJ Drop center heoMng make # satisfying luncheon dish. loin-on-ateal flniah, tnalda ond out. a y t i n a l unit to Its bottom po- ^ ALL STYLES. BUT for feminine fashions ‘The Friendly Bank” Wit h 0*1 TWO-OVRf dtion-ond you hove I PROFESSIONAL ADVICE ON YOU’LL GET A this fa ll DECORATTNG IB FREE st the M IN eS «L S Ibc M m *F*i onn gionl oven. McGILL-CONVERSE COMPANY, WONDERFUL NO MORE^AT 645 Main Strsst Look at the corn-' W s wilt ssrvs ths piiblte as usual Thursday Evantng from TU$ i$ tito tlioe for flit nany*a display at the Manchester 10 viisjnins & minerilx THIS PRICB I Nylon Marquisette ------B l b . - t - titoasef Weresf klMtitaiimmt Th« iiBW BUY IP YOU’RE Products Show tonight, Thursday 6:30 until 8:30 and Saturday hdorning until Nooa. WHEN THESM side of fashioa. . . and Friday to aos now practical CMId’oW avo COMPLETE R A Y V B H ^ SUITED 1 • boautifnl pattern crifted and attracUve to the planning of R ofill NR " U L r ’ KIT Rons KR A R E S O L D ! Curtain Material Kay Brewster. Color Ckmaultant. Gtedsnt OK Here's a* 4 1| EAST CREDIT tolelteyawfoot... Ail you need to do to to fill in •ffseVf* •mssmtH . I — ^ Ak Step’s blank, procurable at the stora or i Quick.. geall*. Lasts ond losfx LovoUei looking. ®2SI'jSs?j5S» 2 3 the show, telling the exposure of *Woncitr Oven* ElBCtrie Range 'MifieSoleL your room snd the colors of extot- I Sffir?.»,98c 1 yard : ing decoration. Send R in,,snd get UMIT expert snd experienced euggea- Bo fiat7-ia OfficM Wetgto 100 tions. RUBBER N lg M N h ig 2 % (Remnants and Imperfecta) PO O T R A lI c h e Ne y s a t i n a n d v e i ^ n u T SOLOSrS WOOL ■m tm ntH tM 1 NATIONAL BANK OF MANCHESTER I VETEEN combine to mako tba e * • TO A iM vouenn ; V 695 MAIN STREET Perfect for all hair most foselnaUng of wolhUng party AK* 49* Yellovr-riiipod. aiylca, gripa bair Johnson Brothers gowns. The gleaming satin drapes CUSTOMER CHENEY BROTHERS ■o gracefully and the Mraeping -7 Mambar Fedieral Rcaenrc System firmly will not caich. lUCnUCAL CONTRACTORS velveteen eontraats eo IntereoUng- " Fedtfal Dapnait laasESBca CaruoiratioR FUSE PLUGS ISandwich Baqs REMNANT SALESRCX3M ly, in any of tha many oetera. £ 1 0 ' 1083 MAIN STRUT | MANCHESTER BAMTORD ROAD-MANCHE8TER Prices are modest at tha oiBNIDT. £25* BROTHERS RE3INANT SALES­ 5 2 9 1; 2 2 3 ' HOUIUT; Dally 9 to 5:3(1 and Saturdays V to 4:45. ROOM. I f f MAIN STREET r ,i wirji ALSO OPEN OCT. 12- COLUMBUS) DAY The Inquirei Ob- r > - r V* **■' 'i-fJW-M

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Don’t Count GisBto Out Charles Faces used Yankees Close in for Kill with Vic Raschi If YRnkees Win World R FnU ShRTN Until Tho Last Out Hor^ Show Simdav Local 'SporN'i^^ Should Be Voted to the WeRthennRn New Ybrk, Oct. 10-'(ff)— Layne Tonight Jimmy RoMbi MnMtioiial M an-oO onei*, S46 MmtF' • — Don’t count the New York cheeterheater HIgKHlab footballfoottan MbbeffftiBbOek dtoetM. 'V-'" . New York, Oct. » - ( « —M th e f Claude Harfhen, the well-known At. Charter Oak Lots this aeaaon scoted biit two touch* Silk Towner Veteran Lineman Trit Tt Hit Wtrik-. g(4f pro from Maiparoneck, N. T „ Giants as beaten In today’s New York Tankoee win tha World sixth gams of the World Series 12«Round Boxing Bout downs last fall with the Indtano. BQI Leo to Gamble Again Series, it would be only fair that ■ayslhe could have told Joe D1M;m * Roach lugged the pigakin Into Um "Chick" glo what was wrong with ^ His until the test out Is made. they vote a full share of the swag Twice la the test six weeks Championship Horseo to Toni|^t at , Forbes end aone once agalnat Bast Hart­ officiate.' Sponsor Presents Henry Js to tha weatherman. batting stonea all -along. "I woUId Twi Baseball League ford and once agalnsi Windham Batc»4i|MagfUM.>^artment and the second time aiid a fine comeback bjr AUie Rey- Allle Heyholda Monday Instead of teet flghU. CBarlee loet hte heavy­ ya (96 ■ ■ ■, while serving with the Navy in New York, O ct 10—{/Pt—Plex- at tns T bowling alleys before the gan and ordered seven new Henry staUoned In the preae box beside make how he aUnds as tong aa he Lota. A total of 24 clau«a will be ! weight crown to aging Jereoy-xJoe State hononi aa a hl*h achcial foot- nolda and you have enough rea- having to go with one of our oth­ three gentlemen from Tokyo who hits,''’ Hornsby said. held with over. 100 horses compet­ Doubles — Griffin, BA’o, T; Me- Two local umpire*, two Twi­ OoNr •! H 391-'iH': World War II. Johnny Law ac­ Ing their muscles after the lS-1 scheduled match last night be­ Ja The shlney new cars arrived er fell^ve. But mainly It was a W a l^ t via a eevlm round knock­ Dtekinaen N lit MSisM bUl playar- later atarrad with two aona. tween the Motors and Princess are transcribing tba series games ing. The tin t event to scheduled Means. Hamilton, 4; R ^ Dua- light League bssball players, and cepted the head coaching post at slaughter at the Polo Grounds, the early yesterday morning. Weiss halp to Rixxuto. Phil waa In bad nack, Ridges, 4. ou t Layne wee flattened by Rocky Vannart Notre Dame football teama, Manhattan College in '31 and Shay Lopat waa plenty cute yeater- Reataurant presented cars to the following in Japanese for home consump­ The last time the Oianta lost to atari promptly at 0 a. m. Ford one former Twi Leaguer will serve Duahaa* coached for aeventeen yeara, and aroused New York Yankees closed i^ p e Sunday — knots on both Cfoaby and Al Bristol are co- Triples —Wylie, Airmen, '8; Marciano In alx rounds. Irlah signed on aa an aaalatant Law day, aprinkUng five lUta. Only one Last spring at the annual ban­ girls test nlgkt, MUdred Cowlsa tion. two gamea in a row waa Sept. 11 Charloa predlete he’ll erln. Bo on the Recreation Departmant n N 91— 181' helped inaugurate the athletic in for the kill today with Vic Giant reached aecond baae agalnat quet of the league, Weiss told the wrtate and a bmite on. his cheat. When PhU Rissuto hit bis hump­ and Sept. 13. They didn't play the chairmen of the show. SatagaJ^AIrmen, 8; Keeney, BA's, staff thia season, Umpire# John lasted Juat one aeaaon, aa did Dln­ Grace Murray, Adelte Yost, Mary "But he was okay Monday. He’s does L eyM But neither will com­ Total* program at the Connecticut State Raschi (21-10) primed to face the chunky little fellow wlUi Um gathering that “if my team (Town LeFebvre, Bette Coops, Kay Dieta backed home run in the fourth In­ 12th. A total of 800 bleacher teats 2; K nl^t, Hamilton, 8; Bolduc, Skiba and John Bohanko will han­ He’a George Dennla Shay, ny. and in 1932. Shay and Hayea been getting impoitont hits and haa been erected on the field. Aces, 3. mit themeelvee how they ' Intend started the athleUc program at Dave Koslo (10-9) of ths Giants eaay motion after the firat inning. Motors) ever gets In first ptees I and Marge Holmea ning, Meany whispered to a com­ dle boys' activities at the T and better known aa Dlnny, a native Irvin ran hla hit total to 11, one making beautiful plays for us ever There will be ringside parkihg Home runs— Cfichon, Airmen. doing It Both blame overwork Weat Hide Rec respectively. For­ Mala Offlee <9> Wethersfield. While working for In the sixth World Series game at shall buy the girls all new Henry Oh yes, the Henry Js wsrs mini­ panion: Dr. Bobby Bro'wn, vrho operates for their poor showings In July. yerrtm 64 m . Nutmegger. short of the record, and was Jai* Opening night. Tuesday, Octo­ since." "This is the moment I’ve been available and a field announcer 3; Booth. Aces, 3: Bernmini, Air­ mer Twi Leaguer Eddie Wlers- the park department for four Yankee Stadium. ature models. Stengel didn't aay so but the on opposing pitchers during the "He’s a good slugger but I think Srhw .tifr I ll— m After aerving aa an aasiatant robbed of the 13th by Gena Wopd- waiting for. I want to hear those will keep the crowd up to date men. 2; Griffin, BA's; D. Dunnack. blckl has been named aasiatant di­ MnntI fo^te^ S ^ a t 'W d o in 'T o T Oie i years, 1932 fo ^''VV Once more Leo Durocher'a des­ layoff enabled the Yankees to summer and patients the rest of I can keep away from him to perate Giants had their baclu to ling's fine running catch in the fellows describe ^ Cfiilnese home with a running account of the Itidgee; Connelly, Airmen; May, rector at the West Bide Rec. Twi Baldwin ^ flftean years. Shay resigned jWs « m e jm ^ n o w le d g e jo c^ ch Jonea (6), Kennedy (9) and West- pause and take stock of them- the time, to back in a familiar rote Airmen; Andrews, Airmen win,” says the SO-year-old diaries Low Man the wall, a moat familiar posiUtm. ninth. Dark’s tdro nita boosted hia —tha Yankees’ leading series hit­ evante and winners. Lehgne players Mike Baverick and after the 19M Maeon, came back the prison Trojans, along with total to nlna Wes Wastmm's World Series rum. eelves. Here they were—the World cailef'Judge will he Jack Btratt Brown, Acee; Bolduc, Aces; Suro- who defended hte title elghi (ImM BUI Murray will handle activities Handicap I 9 -' 97 Trailing 8-2 in gamea, they Champions — getting p u s h e d ter. Ha batted 1.000 in 1947 (three in two years 'before he rah Into "home” and secured a poeitlon in double was the only other hit. LP—Msglls. A Cfirinese home run la now a of Long Island, an accredited wlec. BA’a; HenSley, BA’a; at the East Hide Rec with Raver- Aasamea Head Job couldn't afford to lose any mote HR—Y anka—DiMagglo. around by tbe audacious Giants. AB's), .500 in 1949 and .338 In Walcott’s left hook, Total* 811 411 M 9-45H the personnel department of Pratt and the Yanks were 9 to 5 Jayo- All the Yanka celebrated ex­ Tiny Pockett, 245-pound taidile, Facto ’n Figures popular part of tim baseball lan­ judge of the American Horae Show Knight. Hamilton: Porter. Hamil­ Ick the assistant director and Ckiaching professionally was in game or during a halftime inter­ At first everly confident, then 1950. He’s hitting ,357 through Association. ton; all one each. 'M y punches are sharp,” adds ■t 446 and Whitney in East Hartford. rltes to close it out in six. cept Lopat. DlMaggio had three will be in the Silk City lineup Sun­ guage, but nobody seems to know the first five games of the current Murray as hoys' room supervisor. 11 61 UT—5M Dinny was also head basketball his blood and In 193« Shay signed mission. "I'll never forget," Shay hits, Rixxuto and Brown two each Fifth Oame, Tuesday, Oct. 9, at thrown in confusion by the en­ Among the notpd entries wilt be Runs hatted in - D. Dunnack. Charles, "and I Intend to win.*’' 104 127 m - m . Against Brooklyn in the playoff, day afternoon at ML Nebo when Standings ’(best 4-of-7 games) emy’s dash, the Yankees may nev­ how the expression originated. series. Oddly enough, Layne holds a de­ and'tennis coach at thj Bnms- os an asalsUnt at Bowdoin. Head said, "during the 1929 season. We and all the others had one. the Aces open their home aeaaon Polo Grounds. One expert said a Chinese home "Captain Mulsac,” top five galled Ridges, 15; Booth, Aces. IS; Bol­ J. Frey 67 66 16- 315 were in BMtimore at a swank the Giants bounced back In the er have collected themselvea upleaa cision over Jereey Joe and wants There ara only four teams In llAtitenlierff 63 tt tOI- 110 wick. Maine college. man was, and still is, Adam dramatic finale. But they teem to Now, with a third straight sar- against the Norwich BuUdoga W L Pet N. Y. Yan­ run to "one long hop.” But others horee In the Connecticut Horse duc, Aces, 11; CIchon, Airmen, 11. the COIL thi# football sesaon. Oolded By Bayes Walsh, great center .and captain Country Club, the night before the New York (AL) ...3 2 .600 there had been an interrupJUon. Monte Irvin and Ahrin Dark are Show ■ Association. “Generaliasl- Walks— SatagaJ, Airmen, IS; to 4uld Charles to hte list, 'nils Whalen lit ill 105- lit have lost their bounce since Sun­ las victory within his grasp, Man­ Tbe invaders boast a team of kees -----005 303 400—18 18 1 Since the rain, they’ve won two declars It'a a cheap or phony blow Meriden, West Hartford, Bristol An AU State 155-pound fullback on the famous Notre Dame eleven Navy game. Rockne was In a New York (NL) .. .3 3 .400 N. Y. holding up tho Giants' attack, mo” to another high-ranking five Porter, Hamilton, 10; B. Fotay, would boost his title hopea conald day's rainy interruption. ager Csssy Stengel decided to former Norwich, Windham and straight and looked like Bronx hit Into the wrong field or off the erably. A defeat for Charles would and ManchMter. Middletown and ToUlt 617 lit 540-lttt at Hartford Public High under that boasted the "Four Horse­ wheelchair In South Bend and un­ First game, Thursday, Oct. 4 at GianU ..100 000 000— 1 5 8 end of the bat—cheap like CSitnese with 20 of the team's 35 hits be­ galled entry. *H3ay Eve” to the No. BA’s, 9; DlNuxzo, Airmen. 9; Pie- able to make the trip. During the Durocher chose Koslo. a 31- send Raschi after the big one. Vic, Stonington High players. Kick­ B o m b e r s instead o f ' Bronx all but 4(llminate him from his Hamden are ■ not Included In the Coach Johnny Newell In 1925, men." The former Irish gridder off will be at 3:18. Yankee Stadium; Lopat and B ern; Jansen, Ken­ currency. tween them. Irvin has 11. one 1 three gaited horse In the asso­ can. Aces, 9. membership this fall. Thus, If w ■ ' early evening, Rockne called every year-old lefthander, for hla do-or- a husky righthander, was knocked Buntera. short of the record for a series, ciation. Two talented Jumpers scheduled return bout with Jersey Wearlat (6) Shay attracted the attention of was called to service in 1942 and die effort. He gambled and won out in the fifth inning Saturday N. Y. Giants 200 003 000—5 10 1 nedy (4). Spencer (6), (3orwln (7), Rookie Oil McGougald, ti'hose Stolen bases — RatAgsJ. Air­ Manchester can topple Meriden at IlAberern 84 II IVt— UD many coUegea. Upon the inslstance had the rank of a Lieutenant member of the squad personally N. Y. Yan-f and Dark has 9. scheduled to appear include "Pitch men, 15; D. Foley. BA’s, 9; Kep Joe. Murphy 19 106 104- 3M with Dave against Allle Reynolds whan Jim Hearn stopped the Konikowski (9) and Westrum. — Ckinnie Mack, 88, and straight as fifth inning grand atom horns nm Mt. Nebo on SatuHay, October 30 ana guidance of Dave Hayea of Commander when released to in­ on the telephone. It was the lift kees ...... 010 000 000—1 7 1 ,yesterday was tha third in World Fork” and "Rim W rack.' Stock ler. Aces, 9. *'I knew what 1 wanted to do in MoTAn 104 105- 311 we needed for we went out and de­ In the opening game at the Yanka. With three days rest, ha’s Booters In Tie, HR—Ysnkeea McDougald, Riz- a poker, has b^n one of the most horee foUowera will have a chance the Marciano fight (but Just the Indiana will wrap up their Rlacvr 63 115- JOl Mancheater, Shay, following his active duty In 1945. Walsh signed Stadium. Passing up Jim Hearn, Koete and Wsatrum; Reynolds, zuto. Series history, stands at the plate "That Irvin has had a lot of bite first (X IL title In eight years. to coach the professional Cleve­ feated Navy." Shay was also pres­ anxious to get even with the Hogtis (7), Morgan (8) and Ber­ enthusiastic of World Ssries spec­ to view “Stranger” In action while i*Mstr)r rieli iMge* couldn't do It," comments lAyne. TsapitSAria M IM too- 105 graduation from Hartford High, the third game winner, ha pinned Giants. LP—Jansen. tators. like, a frightened housewife trying off us but he's not hurting fin Soucler 83 11 - 171 enrolled at Notre Dane In the faU land Rams, now the Los Angeles ent that memorable afternoon in ra. any,” said Ed Lopat, winner of patade fans will have an oppor­ m **9en (9) "But I feel different about this hia hopes on cool Koalo to keep Hia Yanks, lS-4 In 17 pervious Case Features “As an American Leaguer I fa­ to a mouse with the broom. T,of#nt*c4 H)*_ 10* .Tackle Allen checks In from Handicap It 16 15- 60 of 1M6. As a sophomore he made Rams in 1946, and Shay moved the locker room at Yankee Sta­ HR: Giants—Dark. two series games for the Yanks. tunity to witness Ralph Lasbury's one. Tbe climatic conditions In ~ - « .... ■ . dium when Rockne made his never- them popping up in the spacloua series, haven't lost since the St. Sixth n m e at Yankee Stadium vor the Yankees but I am Surprised His feet are wide apdrt and his “Ebony Princess." A fine show MrL,*uchlln M — 94 Pittsburgh had me down at first Newport. Rhode Island that he's the FighUng IrUh, coached by the up as head coach. When Walsh Yankee home park. I-P—Reynolds. knees are stiff. He holds the bat "Just look at hto runaJiatted-ln.' Olslln 99 — 99 TuUl* 460 lit U8—Utt returned In 1947. Dlnny was again to-be-forgotten pep talk on the Louis (Sards upset them in 1943, with Co-(3aptain Red Case scor­ today, Wednesday, Oct. 10. the speed and scrap of this pony to "Stepln Fetchlt” while but after IS days of hard training all Set and raring to go and anx- Fle»e«r <1) immortal Knute Rockne, but failed If Koslo can do It again, the The cards beat them in '36 and the Cilant club,” the octogenarian said back of hia head as if he's afraid We did: It’s one. . A. Wilkie. Ji 114 99 117— 9J9 Imia to play profeastonal basket­ to win hla letter. However, Dlnny an assistant, a position he held Gipper, George Gipp, before the ing four goals, Manchester High's Seventh game, if necessary, at "Strawberry Sunday" and "Jim­ Purilln MJ — 119 I feel great” Swirk 100 96 11- 361 Giants will have a fighting chanca Oianta in '21 and '22. AU the rest Second Oame, Friday, Oct. 5, at Yankee Stadium Oct. 11. yesterday. It’ll fall on hto toes. my" ara top-ranking trail horses. ball In Manchester again this sea­ Miller n 64 t t - 371 picked up his football monograms until he resigned following the Army game. So Inspired were the soccer team manaigad to tie Weth­ Lockwnoa 119 10* tOS— IM Chartos, three pounds heavier, for survival. If he falls they can have meant Yankee victory din­ Yankee Stadium. "Remind me a lot of tha team I "I don't know how I got the W m m b ’* Leexe* Local Bntries Stetson 144 M me— 949 son. The Newport fireman cap­ LupUn 61 103 65- 173 tee next two seasons, 1925 and 1950 season. Irish that they went out and appears to have gained a new 13 64 stopped the Cadets cold. pack up and go home to dream of ner!. ersfield yesterday afternoon. The N. Y. Oianta 000 000 100—1 5 1 bad In 1910. My Stanky was a fel­ Btenqe—it Just seems natural,” There are several Manchester DellaFer* 103 97— 100 fighting edge after a three-month tained Noaslffs' Eastern League Tedfrtrd 17— 314 1939, aa well as a degree in phU- "Ckiachlng always fascinated me N. Y. Yan­ Financial figures for fifth gams. said the 33-year-old San Francis­ Dunce 116 111 115- ITt Bobby Thomson's payoff homer in Judging from yesterday'e final red-headed local star has booted Attendance— 47,530 paid. low named BMdie Colllna.” Msarliester Baeistar (4, ^ entrfbs Including Slyvia Crosby, layoff. He expects to welgh-ln at regular season and playoff chsm ooophy, Hayea, Incidentally, played and I enjoyed every minute of It.” kees ...... 110 000 Olx—8 6 0 can. Nobody has tried to change BycholskI 114 118 * » - Ml Total* 694 501 629—1119 Caaatnr Cleb Worn* the playoffs. SCOTS, you never would think the home nine goals this season, five Receipta—'$230,389.45. of Spencer street and "Gray Boy” ; 185 potmds. * ptonship team last season In addl Total* 416 613 4M-14M an end poaitlon with several of Shay said when querrled on his P atten (l> Much of the- sheen of Thomson's Giants once led. But they did, 1-0 Janaen, Spencer (7) and Wes- It's typical of the baseball fan, me.” Lata 91 94 7»— 3M Maekle* (11 tinn to gaining the league's Most Rockne’s great teams. Still a local (Commissioner's share—$34,558,- Bertenekl 88 V. A. Lawler of Hillstown road K**e) vr — 07 In picking Layne for hie first long career. It wasn't until Walsh Carlson 13 66 63— 263 famous homer was rubbed off yea- at the end of the first on aingles in eXHL play. trum. Noble (8); topat and Ber­ a etrange creature Indeed. A first lOS— IH Valuable Player award. resident. Hayea is now part owner and Shay arrived on the Bowdoin JennlnfA 67 14 69 240 42. Wilhelm 109 101 395 baa enteiQpd "Calico” whlcb will be Warren 100— 111 comelMtck step, the former cham Der I*eAfM terday in the Giants' final ^ l o by Dark and Irvin and an error Trailing 8 to 0 at halftime, the ra. liming fouU yesterday tended on One of the happiest indlvkhials Lucas m 10 riilden by Doug HIU; Nancy Mur­ T*r* n o - 227 pion can look for a stiff test. LeAMie FIta 10) of*a radio atatkm in CSilcopee, campus that the school came up Fleck 76 64 70- 199 CCIuba’ and leagues’ share—$195,- when McDougald delivered against iM Tord* •1 76 97— 366 Grounds appearance. Groggy and by Woodllng. locals came back In the third pe­ HR: Yankees—Colllna. 831.03. top the preas box. In front of the Opalteh 87 — n ray of Hillstosm road will ride I.,*mb«rk 100— 236 Layne's young and he packs plen GfXHlln . 84 63 61— Mt Maas. with consistent winning teams. the Giants was Rogera Hornsby, Skinner IM— IM Manchester Oiapter of the KiMer 86 IM/lM-,366 HaII 72 105 91 — 268 numbed after a 12-hit Yankee DlMaggio’a aingla foUowlng two riod with three goals. Each school LP—Jansen. upper tier reserved section. In a “Ginger Snaf” ; “ Sarge" will be ty of power In lioth flats. He’s Locking into the past. Shay Bowdoln's big games annually are Five-game totals. * — 10* State Board of Bssebs^ Umpires Perallo 19 67 I t - 173 MfBrId* ^ 106 103 96— 303 bombing that included a grand walks tied the score aarly in the tallied . once in the final period. d a ^ after the ball, a well-dreased the grs}rlng new manager of the ToUl* m 490 4M-I47I handled bv Al Bogli of Bush HIU Krilh said. "We didn't have toe good a against Bates and Maine, rival Attendance—280,268 paid. Piper IP 102 — 2»0 proved that with 84 victories. 34 will hold an Important meeting to­ Beeh^ 94 114 117-313 slam homer by rookie GU McDou- third. After an intentional walk to Wetherfleld's final goal waa a gift Third Oame, Saturday, Oct. 6 at patron ripped a 8100 suit, dropped St. Louis Browns, who had Oil os r*rla*s Tmrlicr* (t) road; "Pal” to owned and will' be of them by knockouts. Cimper 113 101 60- IM season In 1925 (won five, lost Maine universities. Bowdoin has Totals 613 613 606—1632 Receipte--$l,329,531.37r s protege at Beaumont, Tex., test CTispmsn M M. M— *77 Norm — no night at 7:30 at the West Bide gald and a "Chinese” homer by Johnny Miae loaded the baaes, Mc­ for after Ryan, local goalie, Polo Grounds. and brokb a pair of $30 spectacles ridden by Lucy LaRose of Bolton; But Charles' record to Just as Rec. ■ —a*r 1------’--i four; poorest record of a Rockne an enrollment of 900. Drirers (1) little Phil Rizxuto, they iur< blocked a shot, he tossed the Iwll Players' share — $868,582.37 and skiimea hte kneea enough to year. Topping M M M— re Dougald unloaded them with a N. Y. Yan­ (first four games only). . Petrona "Oommache” to owned by Thelma ToUIr 140 IM 615-16M impreaaive. Since he turned pro in Totals 466 800 m -u ss eoaciied team) but in 1929 we Shay decided to desert the coach­ OAnxwert SI 7* 81— 338 rendered meekly. out and it struck Adams on the eall for a $10 doctoris visit He got Hornsby rates McDougald' one M 7S— ISS • ladla* (4) 1 • steat undefeated.” Ltnenoan John­ ing ranks laat fall. A fondness for Barter 16 •4 69— 338 homer Into the upper loft field kees ...... 000 000 011—2 5 3 Commiasioner’a share — 8199,- (hishlng 101 100 w - aoo Peace and will be ridden by Joe ■e*«a* (•> 1940, ho has won 71 fights, 48 of head and rolled into the goal. N. Y. Giants 010 005 OOx—8 7 2 the ball. Value: $3.75. of tha finest young prospects In all Plrkey lOt 111 HkrrlnftoB — 114 Lee Fracchia has caught eight Koehln 97 lU H - III ny Law captained the '39 squad Connecticut, and a chance to be HArrinxton 96 100 61— 366 Shoddy Support seats. 429.71. t5 - m Fraechta; "Princess Babe” will them by knockouts, loet six and RansMnt 11 UM l i t - m DcMArtln 68 76 79— 313 Larry Jansen, twice a loser in Young Gil sent the boys scurry­ Summary: Raschi, Hogue (5), Ostrowaki bassbaU. "What dlSsrsncs does it McCarthy t3 — M fb d Joan Koehler in tbe saddcl, UcSemsTB 16- 264 drew one. ■triped baas to date In the annual that Included one of pigskin's aU- near the parents of Dinny and (Clubs’ and leaguaa’ Miare—689,- 81. .Tohn 10»— .119 contest at Martha's Vineyards. Fd^enne M Lakina 106 27 393 the series, had shoddy backing. ing for the record books to dig up Manchester Wethersfield (7) and Berra; Hearn, Jones (8) 539.29. nmlle David Lawler will ride "Dip­ Lucas 1* ttam backflelds, comprised of Mrs. Shay, plus an opportunity to Dummy 88 81 16— 364 Ryan StUea Totals aes 4I« MS—1197 McCAnn 115— 227 Weights of the bass were 29 Justing Joe Savoldl, Frank Car- work nearby clinched the declsioir Still he hurt himself with four the news that It waa the thld and Weatrum. per” and BUI Bchwarm of Hills Andanmn 106— 603 Vlllasr rhanaar* RAlmondo 106 ti -s|60 walks and that home run ball to goalie pounds, eight ounces; 38"pounds, WIttke # IM 15- lit Mao, M ar^ Brm and Marchy to come back home. He has been Totals 603 631 488—1611 baaes-Ioaded homer In serlas his­ HR—Oianta, Lockman. Yankees, In a 1940 Sbaugbneaay playoff D* D. S«dA Shoppe 49) ^ St-eet has entered “ Barney” . Schubfrt 66- 639 Cl k*44 Is*. Ss-say 46) 13 ounces; 25 pounds, six ounces, McDougald, the 22-year-old kid tory and the first since Tony Las- Slover Storms Woodling. All trophies for thp show have Whit. 71 66 6 4 - 367 Paradlso N . X — 64 ■ahwaits. ReckrM's ’39 team playing golf of late to keep In right field game between Nashville and Chat­ jACobi 74 7) 7 ^ 118 24. 18, 16, 10 and 14 pounds. Jim 1 ratas with the greatest football fiFooAt 44) from San Francisco. xeii “ poosbed” one up for the Wrp—Hesm. AapUbaa •3 70 76— n i been donated by Manchester mer- TotaU Ml 540 615-1616 Crockatt U 64 6 6 - 310 shape. By the time the Yanks flniahed Keller Flynn tanooga in the Southern Aaeocla- Morrow 78 KlhlUk* (4> Campanal* 60 60 6 4 - 310 Rohan accompanied Lee to Jdai’- ToUl* *n 601 4I5-U54 aMrhlnis ever assembled; it wen Like the writer. Dlnny is a Red MeCoraiIck 53 7t 66- 364 Yanka In an 18-4 rout of the LP—Raschi. tion, Jeffcoat of Nashville "PRESSURE-VURGE 87 73- 314 chantu. Trophies and ribbons will tha's VIneyarda off Cape Cod. Pistore 74 68 6G- 308 touching up Montla Kennedy, left field Gsorgs Rtmnlek! rr 109 66- 3» he presented to the winners. A Llthwln IM 121— 136 Btaffonl 93 70 10— 396 ’.a, I"' ■ Sox rooter. A close friend and re­ Giants on Oct. 2, 1936. Tliat’s the struck out 18 men. Low Mon RurkUnil 104 111- 216 DrMtr* 90 66 76— 334 r**l blflea (1) Bert ran 80 80 90— 340 George Spencer and Al (Jorwtn, most lopsided score In eerlee his­ Cronin Lovell 73 8t 7*- 393 concession booth will be erected 104 111 Ml y^eSTiwt of ooUege, 8hay ao- cent visitor to tbs Shay homo was WllklA <8 81 76— 336 right halfback Fourth Game, Monday, Oct. 9 at BEFORE Y m M M e y OH MrKone t04 140 116— 3*3 LaRIrltra Durocher had to call on a gent tory, although the Yanka also won and in use at the field. All stake Carln* 99 124 — 233 Total* Earl Bullsieper stopped In the Parr 98 It 65-''3l6 aaptid a bead eoachbig }ob at La- Neal Mahoney, chief scout for the Lockwood 6* 88 80— 266 Koaakowaki Koxuch Polo Grounds. When (Chicago White Sox rook­ TotAla 870 897 397—1144 4H 976 463—1299 named Alex Konikowski, late of the finale that year, IS-S, on Oct. class winners will receive cash. C. Johns n IM IM 131— 136 Maeri (Ml (41 'office this morning for a few min­ MoGulra 71 93 105 511 ■aUa n g h tel Cumberland. Md„ Red Sox in New England. Nelson 80 80 80- 340 center halfback N. Y. Yan­ ie outfielder, Jim Busby, waa in A N T l- Mswacd’a (4) Aeato 136 IM 16- IM Ottawa, to finish. It didn't matter 6, both at the Polo G round OewlAA An attractiva display of show B«ck«r 121 110 11»— Ml Sabourin U 76 utes and remark^ about Joe Dl- and posted an undefeated season Tales of Rockne BiardI Roane kees ...... 010 130 200—6 12 0 tbe Army he was select^ aa tha ti 109 16— 3M Kolmaa. g n 66 Maggio'a hitting in the fourth Twaronlt* IM 101 lOO-.UO tel 19S0. "I was left a fine team No story about a Notre Dame ToUls 423 471 476—1446 much then to the 47,530 fans, most Rlzzuto'n homer came after Howard . 73 76— 161 horso aqulpment and prtsta is In BrAOoleo (5) of whom had departed long ago. left halfback N. Y. Giants 100 OQO'OOl—2 .8 2 most valuable player on the Camp the show window of the Oonnsctl- ToUll 926 104 M7—17M nrroltna (.333) has the moat hits of any Day Almqulat Murroy 110 H\ 101— 393 several local entries will be re­ while Weiss backs Town Motors' up another run off Spencer in the •• H k "FBISSUBf-FUBOfir M. Cowleff R*ll*leper 1311 — 139 Rccaer 72 M 2 4 :- 1*1 is the Dean of Southern Confer­ Yankees, seven. Young McDou­ outaide left 94 107 94— 295 entry. Tneagay Night’s 1 sixth. —Johnny Mile double made Diets SI 88 26— 367 ceived for this pleasure horse class Varney >6 116— 213 ence football coaches. He came to gald (.316) is hitting in the Goals—Ms:ich.—Case 4. k M i the RcMiisrter w id fhmtor G*U*«en l U - 316 Total* 461 4*0 462—12*4 it 9-1. event. Anyone who wishes any In­ the-University In 1935. clutches. And Joe DlMaggio (.238) Wethersfield — Raynard— llayc'en — ICKI Jarrl* Btally C*. (1) White Plains. N. Y.—BUI Boaoio. Girter't Work Clothes Four more runa came home in Block. ToUU ^ 464 461 446—1690 formation on the show may con­ 3, Adams 1, Almqulat 1. rriseass 6e6e Bkap 41) tact Mr. Ooaby. WlUon — 31* Ruddall 76 61 63— 16* pective candidatea will be held on 138 8-4, Pittsburgh, autpointai For Piintcrs, Csrpentcrs, Plumbers the seventh when Spencer walked Thornton 166— 676 M c a u r* 116 76 l i t — 312 Substitutes—Manch. — Lauten- Your CoolinR System k cm vital Phillips 110 77 77— 364 Tuesday evening, October 30 at Johnny O'Brtsn, 130 1-3, Boston, I. Rixxuto with the bases fuU, AI bach, Moore, Dubiel, Bogli, Han­ Peretlo IM 101 114— 834 MrKe* 109— 331 BrufffemAnn 7R 76 9 0 -- 343 Richard Pocock, who builds the Arerikire 91 81 81— 343 the Weaver High school In Hart­ Newark, N. J.—PhU Boxton, Corwin wild pitched Joe CTollins sen. Hentachel, Kingman. ta Ifco oRorH onVf your cm eg mater ino 87 97— 3*4 Tare* 109 103- 306 Beebe 110 lit 97— 630 ■hells for Yale racing. Is descend­ Freernmn 14 88 N — 3«.1 ford. All applications mint be 168, Elisabeth, N. J., stopped Jack If Aibt A tiftn acroaa and DlMagglo's double de­ Weth.—D-Attmio. Gworek. Da- Hio BrcAof or Motor. 666 611 664—1673 Inboard, 189, Newark. N. jy $.* livered two. McIntosh 96 63 60— SM ed from a family of English boat Total* made to Secretary (^.ilstle Mo- vli, Woodhouae, Willard, G. Wil­ r ■ ... builders. He came to this country raltrr* (1> Totals 436 411 476 -1 6 1 * IB ftm R n f 0 BASEBALL Mlze,.,atarting his first game, son, Durfoaa. Alberico, Glodano, D. its ti 61-123 Totola «7 490 Ml- 1466 in 1911/ Nrlaon waa duil^to remain in tha lineup Maturo, J. Maturo, Whitaker, Wil­ “ FDE Si® DE-FUDGE” G. Johnaon H 131 101— Cl Jakasaa P s la l Ca. 11) even against Koalo. Gerry Cole­ son. Hall 114 tc m — 633 Erlckion IM 106 67— 6M Used 14— 369 man waa to play aeoond with Mc­ Time—4-15 min. per. Whelan 13.'> 116 104— 64* Bank* (4 61 don't miss tho B e F O S i YOUB CAR OVIRHBATSI, ITolmei, J. 88 89 1 0 4 - 377 TODAY Dougald returning to third and Referees—Greer, (Teissier. Mt.nnell* N n in- 635 Hank Bauer replacing 0>lUna In Sheidon I t 77 •1— 347 SAYS OAS P 'SAVI ON. • SAVE MOTOR WEAR Total* 6'’0 636, 666—1667 A rarat* 7* Tt 7 5 - 3*4 FIGHTS right field. AatoEMtiT* Lessee ^ a r s Dritrr* (61 ■ i—a — t i<— ^ Durocher expected to return Smith 101 116- 116 Total* 440 460 488-1636 IF VOI CM’T RET Hank Thompson to right field, Xellaie Porterdald 106 t » 105— 541 B ay Mstara (6) benching the Inept Harttmg. Therrien 113 22 66- 266 THURS.-FRI.-SAT. P. Carlaon IM — IM Hlaatand 107 to 106— 396 TONITI TArbox 77 61— 156 N. Johnaon Ml — 101 •ute Tt 73 100— 346 TO THE 8M IE . . . Rosaetto 67 Roaoney 160 i l l Itl— 164 Cormlsr 67 IM 1 0 - 319 This Sunday n — 183 Clarke Motor . Sales Valantin* 76 kt 71— 2,12 Babcock 64 IM 66— 390 Hand i ll— 110 VFNHC-TY It VALUES! Itlllnakl 101 104- 6M A ra ra t* 71 71 71— 313 Peterson 136 M 106— 136 SEE IT 01 301 IROAD STREET T E L ^ 2 0 1 2 ■ 6-a ■ II 1 SportsMirror Plrkey 166 114— 350 ONLY ToUla eu 166-1666 TotAla 417 4 n 4 S 4 -1 M 9 CH AN N D 4 Today a Tear Ago—Paul Rich­ Totals 610 617 476—ISM 10 P. M. O ctober 14th ards waa named manager of the MAneketter A«t« FaHa (6) j& otlaftitsAufitku/ (Chicago White Sox. Deslleta S3 66— in E. DellaPera 101 100 99— 800 SAVE Five Years Ago—^The SL Louia Lovell 16 113 IS— 381 This Is The first'Reminder! sit r HIM AT THtlk MIST ON A Manchester Lions Club Motorola TV Cardinals defeated the Boston Red Lynch 16 66 13- 376 T A K E S 18 MONTHS TO PAY Sox, 12-8, to even the World Series rifher H 107 135- 336 at two victoriea each. V. DellaPere 75 - T5 1948 CHEVROLET AEROSEDAN ★ fxcursfvf euuti-ouABD saatN Ten Years Ago—Bob Montgom­ 3-toM gray. Radio, Iwator. LeW mileage. One owner C I I O C ery knocked out Davey Day In the Tetalk 441 460 46T—lilt enr.-Stetdi No: U-488; ...... s . ★ iiom i4KEl KRfOKMANCt first round of their bout in Chl- REMEMBER Bey lietar* (6) 1950 MERCURY CLUR COUPE 'Motorola TV^ it INSTANT '7AltOtr' TUNING flynn 101 118 130- 366 MAMMOTH enty Yearn Ago—Tha St. Streeter > 113 106 SO- 617 Bteek. Badio, heater, overdrive. 15.008 milea. Louis Cardinals won the World Stenid 66 60 64— 376 One owner ear. Stock No. U-40S...... $1995 A iXCtUSIVt OLAU^OUASD SOIIfN Series, four game to three, by Cunllffc 63 — 61 1.. 3 P. Mr to 11P.M . beating tha Philadelphia Athletics, TItor 100 133 : u - til 1950 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN O C t ( Stanek Eleetronic Laboratories 4-2, in the seventh game. Stov 66 86-164 Omy. Heater. Low mlleare. ^IDDLE TURNPIKE E AST — PWWB -CIJMIC- 481 0-1124 Totals 601 Bis 516-1566 w6a-NirNr:i4«r;7.'...... ;T 7 7 7 T :. ★ INSTANT •TAROn" TUNING HORSE SHOW The well dreaaed jockey weare Betoad Malar* <62 State -Armory^ a pair of boots that coat 822. Hla HatflaM n lOO- M 1949 UNCOLN COSMOPOLITAN CLUR COUPE pants cost from $20 to 830. Sedllk 67 14- 360 Color! Black. Badio,. beater, overdfleaw Duka 65 '^6* KU— 363 A oBC-owBcr ear. Stock No. U-888...... V 3i4 ANNUAL StERok ElNtmio Laborttoriii ALL CLASSES Whltneck 11 76 tl3i— 363 ow Man. Ti 75 15- m 1950 f O M 24>OOR SEDAN " 481 Middle Turnpike East TeL S-1114 JUMPERS ToUls 40 446 463—ino Color: Bteek. Badte, heater. B M No. NT-148. . . . . - MANCHESTER THIS IS THE LAST DAY NOW IS TH E TIM E BaCaiwIsf Mstata 461 3 GAI'TED TO PLACE YOUE OBDES TOE A Matorca 66 ICI- 601 1949 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN Weller 111 31 66— 601 PRODUCTS SHOW TO FILE YOUR West 16 66 — 175 Naroea. Radto and heater. Bteek No. D-3tih . ! . . . . 5 GAITED U'llar *6 — 56 HARD SURFACE DRIVEWAY DeConaler < 63 i r — 318 PERSONAL PROPERTY York t o - 3M 1947 NASH 4-DOOR SEDAN Sponoorod by tho Exchongo Clob of MaRchoB- AMESITE - ASPHALT - CONCRETE V/hlt# 60 Ml— 165 Qnoa. Radio aad heater. In exeeHeat eqaditlon. t«r, Inc. COAT STOCK UP NOW HACKNEY Stock Na. D-I18...... Totals 444 464 607-1415 * * / LISTS EFFICIENT HaacbMter BsdlMM «l> 1948 OLDSMOMLE STATION WAGON A gala exhibit of products Biade and distributed Solocf any $50.00 (EXCEFTING MOTOR YEHICLES) . WESTERN Bieau U* M 145- m Oreea. Radio aad heater. CxceOeat eeadltloa . to MaBchester. Cobio . . . see ft... and bring tho or botfor topeoaf FRESH liayta in 11-) lU - IT4 Steek Na. S4S...... 10% DOWN RELIABLE Ftgaa M M — W family! from our ttoeic and Rlehsrdaon M 115- IW SudilbtaslM ilM fiM iiM lotM ’ riiaN Oetobmr PLEASURE llettingtr M 117— » i 194t" MERCURY 4-DOOR SEDAN wa'II taka $10.00 off wqiMl m M US m - s n Btech. Radto aad heater. Oompleto awtor Jah. i Mrty-Rwf hi Mhh yGor. «r if tlw th irty ^ t sbdi SteebO**^ D- IS...... tho prico. This -offar SHOTGUN SHELLS 8 bt SwilNy or m f m hoEdoy. Hmn on th« ;w it Tetali 511 aM .-ItU OVER $850 WORTH good Aniy Thursday, 3 6 MONTHS GUARANTEED 1950 CHEVROLET CLUR COUPE Friday and. Satur* boiiNOBi iloy foRowME* Charter Oak Lots Jet Maek. Heater-Lew aeOeeee. OF DOOR PRIZES Bteek Na. RT-tSL ...... # 1 0 7 0 day. Alt naw coats $ 2 * 2 5 B ^ x ' iq s ON BALAN CE ' Necchl Sowing Bbehtoie^ Norgo Aatoauitie — gabardinas, eo* •HMTER 0M( j t . nanchester Powtr RbIM bb< 1949 LINCOLN SPORT SEDAN Washer and bternatkmal Harveatm Refrigerator varts and twaads. Failiira to Fill Sieh Lists Meant Otaek. Rad^, heater, aeatditea. Stock Na. D-8881 . , $1895 with Freexer Top. REIdlNGTON SURISNOT TIekste ATiflsbk From Any Lions Member W« Have the Proper EqaipaMst and K bow H ow 1 Alligator epats not A U AROVB CARS HAVE THE PAMOUS'*ED*' TEE PER CENT Raditionil to YVniCNEfTER SUPBI SFUD s r DON’T DELAY • CALL TODAY ineludod. REMINGTON E m m G - MnNhsster D ru -7 0 7 Msla Street SULUVM SA R RUY USED CAR WARRANTY TObAY^S DCiOR PRIZE c s. c. ' J jt n c o d i Taxpiyor^s LtsL a sum X AND m m : mdmWlrtrtot-1099 Main Street THOMAS D..COLLA A Nccchi Sewing Mqchine PLACE YOUR M gBchestcr l U i A i Donsted By p r b b ORIARTY^te^ ADMIS$ION 2Sc m et: TAX Hsmy A. Mutrh, P»»w eIl- 2 4 Oak Street O R D ER NOW 2-9219 ESTIMATES ney eit ciBiie tieiii aeeceiiiie miNee« me »USH -..JO

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IIAIfCBEanriS BVKNINiO HBltAU)^ MANCHESTER. CONN- ^D N E SD AT. OCMBER iO. IM l’ r o u t o o r w a Y BY J. R. WILLIAMS SIDE GLANCES BY GAI.RRAITII CARNIVAL B T D K a t ■iMMMSlW a ABtowsMis fsT Ssls 4 16 Hsl|» W utsd^Nals H Artidea for Sab 46 •1 ^— 7 — . 1S41 O U m U O B ttJO • w fourmoor WB tPMClAUBE m roofing and WANTED—AStO jODTRSAMDOfO VAUnM. Oow- Sense and Nonsense GUARANTEBP u s e d CARS PLEASE H O n aadan. Radio, heatar. hydim- aMlng. Blthan QuaUty mp- . you ara not ootlaSad orttb pwaink TWO OABT IRON hot wotar radl- and Eloetile adMtn, 888.00; Roaa- 1 ^ PriMd To Son . matle. * BxoeptlMially degn. tarUla. Workmanahip guaran­ Inoomn atop la and aaa ua Cor n h to fa Pan 8888 ^Ttar 8. tngtoB Rand 8-Juad ohayar, rag. COPY CLOSHM mm A writer says Congrtss argues Eating corn-bn-the-cob with 1 Good paint and rubber. Phone teed. A. A. Dion, Ine., 299 Autumn voiy attraetlvo propoMttoa. Bo­ I88J0, $18.78. Snaboam all chronM POR CLASSm iD AbVT. too long over some bills. He rouge on the Ups Is conyidrred 1948 Chevrolet Sedan • 3-0181 a fter 8 p. m. atrotL Phone 4880. land Motora, 889 Cantor atroot. TOUTH BED with Spring ___ should hear some husbands. bad taste. Mottrono, Oib Scout ualtonn. M ON.THIIUPIII. 1 1948 Chevrolet Taro Door 6Bodtrle aatomatle toaoton, 1960 FORD Tudor Sedan with TILO ROOFS and aide walla, guar­ Phono 8088., 10:30 A .M . CLABSinEO ADVT. 1947 Chevrolet Sedan. $14.88; Praato pr ooouro oookorA’ The revolver te 108 years old - It’o the call of the city that In-1 heater; wcoellent condition. CKll anteed material and arorkman- WANTED making it i>ost time for it to re­ V OBPr. HOUlHt 1946 Ford Two Door 7M8. 8 qt, $18.98^ 4 qt. $10J6; BroU- SATUROAYf A .U spires a tot o f farm hands tu ahlp, 87 yearn exparienca. Free Boata aiM Ac tire from the honda o f juvenUe de- nUM money out of their fields. B A M. !• «:4i P. M. 1946 Pontiae (Six) Sedanette A-1 MECHANIC 46 king breUora, $1A86; Oonoral GUARANTEED USED CARS— •atlmatea. No obligation. Call Elootrle hooton, $8.80 and $9.88; Y m t CoopaiBtl— W ii llnqutats. tut 1946. Oldsmobile (S ix ) FOR BOATB, Bwtora, tackle, 1949 (Mevrolet Fleetline, two- Georga Oolllna,, Manehaator 8117. Oar increasing service busi­ Emaraon portable radloo, rag. le Appieelelwi < A Rjld pitch la likely to break Sedanette door. One owner. Name on fe- rtno feardwata and polnta. M^| $S7.8^ our pelea, $38.H; Poro»> It’s strange how some gossip up harmony-including that of a ness has creatM a ne^ for Intoob Boat On, North sBd Pur- travels so fast when it reoUy 1 queat. Like new. 1949 Ford four- I6 A lain top kttchaa taUoo, 86.98 up; baseball team. dooTi. Radio and heater. One hwn- RooftaBt additional good mechanics. If aall parldiig lot. Ohna-Craft,| hasn’t a leg to stand on. U a tn out HARTFORD BOUND COLE MOTORS— 4164 •8 Ib. deluko waahlng f DIAL 5121 er. Excellent condition. 1947 OOUOHLIN r o o f s aUy on in yoa are one of these, looking Morcury, Ckamplaa, Sootg-At- It Isn’t very hard for a girl to CMUMCtieut Co. bua Sftturdajr. rag. 8134.96 - $6R M . pump 810 First Inmate—And what are ' Two Locations Pontiac four-door. Radio and any kind of atorml For guaran­ for a good proposition—4ee water. M iourerafi trallora. Phoaol extra; Norgo 8 cubic foot freoaor, detect the engagement ring In a u Iftdiaa’ rM wallet cootalalnf heater. 1948 Plymouth Club 8-8108. Open from 9:80 a. m to • [ you doing now? young man’s voice. fraok'a aaiary. • Phono 7731. 91 Center St. 486 Center St. te e roofing call (toughlln, Man- our Service Manager Mr. Gay, r ^ . $880.95, sale ^$888.00; N orge Kmunh tViiiiuat Knnrd A* Second Iqmate—Buying old (toupe. 1940 Chevrolet Tudor, cheater 7707. PL m. ______18 lb. automatle washing ma­ IM S CHEVIVPLET Arooaedan, motor Juit overhatded. (Tlarke • . . , wells, sawing them up, and selling The clinging vine, who turns out U )0r-PAB S BOOK NO. 7788. chine, reg. $880.95, our price $199; BEDROOM and Uviag-rooBii anxt them tor post holes. to he a rambler helps.boost the Kotlea B liwrj^ gUt^ that P tm radio, heater. .2-tone freon. Very Motor Salea, 301 Broad atraet. ROOFING Spadallsing In rapalri’ MORIARTY BROTHERS Toggi or oenleal onteimos eom- to bath. Private-famUy, httohea . cleaii car. Mechanically food. F>w Open-, evenlnga------Ing roofa-of^all-klnda- Alao new lMg|iiOB(iB_„ y «t(d n »-_ - divorce rate. 801-31A Center S tw ^ ^ plete with leodda;-wlro,~ItghtiiIiig ~|MvUegeB.~Inquire oseond floor, HSHi'i' luck to you with your like this. Douflaa -Motora, SSS roofa Gutter work. Cbimnoya Jfwtiry - 46 5e*e» o' Ifaachooter hae 1948 FORD FOCB-DOOR — May arrooter, chimney mount otond- 108 Eldridgo a$root home-grown radlslies—if you '■ It’s hard -to Imagine anyone baoB loot and apptication haa Main. cleaned, ropalred. 86 yqara' ex- WANIlIJPD—Man for aalto and! off holdera, ground rod, ground don’t mind having your tongue bit­ be aeen at 131 HoUiater atreet, LBONAKD Mr. TOWl, Jswriar, lO PL31ASANT Singjo and double saving ' enough for all of the baaa aaado to aald bank fo r pay- Saturday. pertenoa. Free eatlmatea. OaS service. Salary and commlsoion. wire, mask priced at $0.08 up. ten. \ rainy days spring usually brings. 1848 FORD TUDOR ...... 81088 Howley. Manchaater 8881. pain, odluot. wot^oa oxpoitiy rooms, next to bath. Prlvite en­ Boant o f tlM amount o f do(watt. Apply Singer Sewing Mariilnel Rooooaablo prtooa 0 ^ dolly. Complete Hotpolnt oloctric afoves 1843 HUDSON SEDAN .... 1848 1941 PO N TIA C CtonverUble. Call trance. QuiM home. Empleyod A fire in New York deitifoy^ He—Tonight I’m taking my girl U M Rr—Red W a llet contalntnc WUe Oo., 883 Main atreot, Manchester. Thuradoy ovanlngo, ISO apnieal rag. $870.95 - $189; O .E oloctric gentlemen. 2-0808. 1848 FORD SEDAN ...... $348 Mancheater 3-8488 between 7 and Phone 8888. “ atroot Phono I-4UT. kitchen clock $2.90; Bunboom egg fruit cases valued at 82,000. We up’ td Lookout Mountain. " and chock. (Ike bank haa been 9 p. m. HeatfiiK— PhiinbiiRr 17 1841 NASH SEDAN ...... 8380 cooker, $7.99; O. E. oven rooster, FURNISHED ROne owner, acea, oil bumera and bollero. w affle nmstara, ,r e g , $24.95 • Aircraft 379 BidweU s<. t , ^ Earl VonComp. TeL ,8344. 490 Main street Phone 8118. About one mofe booat in the 1939 BUICK ...... $78 c a ll 2-9319. OORDWOOD, llraplaco or any * $18.96; chrome slicing macliinea, cost o f candy and the barbers had A Washington man won a XiOBT—Lady’a BroWn W allet eon- WANTED—Man to work In gro­ rag. 124.98 - 118.85; Dormayor tilhlBC $38. CkU Hartford 1941 PONTIAC TUDOR .... $280 EFFICIENT Plumbing and boot­ length, dallvarad $18.00 par O l HOUSE with MAJOR UOOFLE better chain down their pepper­ steak eating contest by downing cery department Ihccellent work­ cord. Tel. WlUlmantle 8^S|17.' alactrie mixer with hamburg mint stick polea , flvs. The real hero was ths psr- s 8-m o . Aato AcceMorfc ing. Ploggod dmlno moohtno grinder, |48A0 . 139.96; W a r t^ ROOM FOR RENT — ’iXephora McCLURE AUTO elaonod. C u l J. Nygron, 808 ing conditions. Apply Employ­ 3*0181. aon who paid fo r thsm. T i n s ment Office, Mexsanltto, W. blenders, $23.98; O. E. roastsrs, 6 6 AD,TWl6 6 6 .'TRlH.y VDU ARE VOO LOOK A& MEALTWV COMPANY Oakland atreet Phone 8497. AS A GIRLS' LACROSSE Mgn—(at phone)—You don’t Hale Corp. Garden— rarm — Dairy reg. $45.00 - $81.05; G. E. cleaner, A ^AMAfflTAM TO DELIVER have a box for four? Is this the Woman—I osnt my little boy 373 Main Street HEATED ROOM in gobd location, FROM THMr TfiAM /-*‘ TME MI8S50S BEFORE YOU buy tires see us. PLUMBING Alterations. New reg. $79.05 • 649.95; Dormeyer short distance froi^’Main street. Elite Theater? fo r two pounds o f plums and you to-to '/AM Telephone 2-9443 Goodyear distributors. Gorman P ro d o c ta 60 JAIL/-->^N0W X DO E6M T Kn o w vt?u vncre CHRIBTUPHER ROBIN Nuraery work. Repair and water piping. WANTED, Man to work on drive- ______Fri-WaU, $40.95 - 110.95 W e seU Gentleman pretorred. Phone Voice Back—No, this is the have sent only a pound and a r u. lita. u. a mt, ow. Motor Sales, 385 Main street .NOTOriLV HAVE CLIMKED LH» s o VOU •chooL Children 8^ to 8 yeara. Where Tradea Are Ike Hlfheat Manobeater 8688. way construction. Apply 249|g r e e in MOUNTAIN No. One in-1 R.C~A, Zenith, Dumont Bendix, 3-0140. / Jones Funeral Parlor. half, said the mother. Honta 8 to 11:80 .a. m. Ifra. D. L. and Prieea howcat Phone 2-4571. Broad straet. ■pected potatoes. H ie best sating Croriey, Admiral televirions. O. E. I MV MUSTACHe MIOKT POT ACROSS OME Grocer—My scales are all Ballard,' director, 78 Lakewood ATTRACTIVE ROOM for right, madam. Have you weighed "I hoard thooo two boya already had a fight over her— "W hat aay, Ctfadwyn. ahall wa drop baok flflor dart: pud 1948 Chevrolet F it Tudor. RaAlo TOUR USED 7.17 TIR E S and PLU M BING and heating, apeclal- potato grown. Delivered to your I Tid y cleaner, reg. $44.80 - $30.98; To preoerve our independence, O relo BoutL. Phone 3-1896. Woman. Kitchen privUeges i t de­ we must not let our rulers load us your little boy? and heater. Beautiful condition Tubes, like new. Keeney's Ga­ islng in repairs, remodeling, cop­ WANTED—Dump truck driver. door. (^ I HathaWay 2-1390. Standard T V boosters, rag. tho'o certainly all aat for a auooaaaful aanior yaarl" — .Uko a ohatnoo on a tuH tp fT W per water piping, new construc­ sired. OentrAl location. Call 4831 with perpetual debt. ^ DRAPERIES Made to order. Any throughout, $1095. 1940 Ply­ rage, Bucklahd. Phone 2-8083. Apply 240 Broad street. $84.80- $10.98; Sunbeam toast­ a fter 8. / tion. Estimates given. Time pay­ —Thomas JsffersonT Mother—When that naughty atyh. lined or unllned. Tel. 3- mouth, 1938 Plymouth, Douflaa master hospital trays with toast­ boy threw stones at you. why ments arranged. Edward Johnson MEN WITH TREE cUmbing ex­ I NATIVE POTATOES at 270 Kao- | er, $81.95; G. E. lightw eight iron, A 'l'i'K A y l'iv u L Y FTirnlShed Room \ BUGS BUNNY FUNNY BUSINESS BY BBBSHBBBGBB Motora, 838 Main atroot nay a treet Women—My hiubond is an 4f- didn’t you come and tell me in­ Badneae Ben R w Offered 16 Phone 8979 or 5044. perience. Steady employment. $8.86; 4 Slleo toaster, $16.08; fo r tdro. Ligh t housekeeping stead of throwing stonea back at H. F. Sweet, Phone 7887 after 8 flclency experi in a large office. JBkPflRT IMUVINO Inatruotion in NASH SEDAN—Original owner. A rvla grill, reg. $12.80 • $5.80; facilities avauable. Osntral. Mrs. Friend—What does an efficien­ him? auto drivlnf, given by appoint- Never in accident. W ell equipped. POWER SAW Work. Trees taken p. m. O. E. h eat^ pad, $6.08; Presto Jeyome, 14 Arch atraet down.' Building Iota and land Moving— rracfclBf—' BoaacheM Goods 61 cy expert do? Practical Kid—What good BMBt. can Mancheatcr Auto Low mileage. 1938. $100. Tel­ steam Irons, $18.08. Brunner's TV Woman—Well, i f we Women did would it do to tell .vou? You ephone 3001. claarad. Tel. Rockville 5-5536. StnrBRB ' 68 W ANTED — Rafiable Middle-Aged > tM vliif Academy. 3-4087. Man to work in gas station. AAA SUPER VALUEI Dept In basement of Packard it, they'd call it nagging. couldn’t hit the aide o f a barn. building at 888 East Center atreet. On e l a r g e r o o m , furnished. REFRIGERATION Service, com­ CALL PHIL for moving, light Steady, light work, good salary. WANNA BAROAIN7 WELL X Private entrance. Phone 3-4140. MILES OF SMILES WITH A HAVE 8 ROOMS FURNITURE Open every night till 0 p. m. BARLOW GUARANTEED mercial and domestic. See our trucking, sand, gravel and loam Inquire George’s Esso Station,] DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE display o f guaranteed used refrlg- delivery. Good work. Call 3-9248 comer Main and BiOaell atreeta. AND APPLIANCES you want to save real money PLEASANT ROOM for two gen­ TH B PROSPECT mn School tor USED CAR atora. Georgs H. Willtama Asso­ after 5. WHIC» IS A BIT SCRATCHED! appliances see Brunner, tlemen. TVln bedi. At the Cen­ Big ‘M»M J _• WHAT W ing Business. P otter and Rayfleld 'Tel. 3-0903 a fter WANTED—4-room apartment by 27 Brother of ^BUMWCU UM HERE Wnp COOSSU. NtWS.I) A/SVE A IS I season an d m ak e it a H otoio. 4184. 1934 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan — men. All }oba guaranteed. Hall 3 p. m. Phone 2-021L . 4UlMDB(AT)0^ Heater. winding equipment. Machines and TWO BEAGLE HOUNDS, two I couple with 3 chUdren. (JaU 8817 Jacob (Bib.) tAERELY SUPER-, INSDTUDON l Linoleum Co., 56 (>>ttage street between 4:30 and 6:30 p. m. "N V IR P . ^ hand tools. A ll stock and equip­ years, old. Good hunting stock. I WHITE OAS STOVE with {MAGIC CHEF combination range, 38 Direction (ab.) jr SEASONt ^ GUARANTEED USED CARS Phone 2-4032. evenings 8188 or ment. A good going bualncra. $80, email parlor heater $10. 39 Withered BARLOW MOTOR SALES 8109. $35 each. • Call 8033. I burner, n i^r with burner. WANTED—Veteran, wife, two PRICED TO SE LL WAPPmo CENTER Good reason for selling. Tom Both in go<^ condition. Odl '48 Written form f ‘ E lro r*“ chUdren need 5 room apartment IS n Chovrolot Club Coupo — Out Of The High Rent Dlatrict Minor, Agent. Tel. Rockville e i g h t ! . WEEKS - OU> COcker I 3-3147. o f Mister lED TYPE W R ITBR b and adding ma­ 8-5042. or house, vicinity Manchester, 46 Arid y w mllee, hMtor, radio, pooror- Phone B4(M chines sold, rented, repaired Spaniel Puppies. Inquire 28 Em-.] 11 C U ; ^ . H( arson btreet, Manchester, HClTPOIOT^mblna-1 COLEMAN 30 • GALLON Auto- Bolton, Andover, Coventry. WIU 48 Polynesian Open Evenlnga Until 9 Prompt service. Reaaonable Uon t> toi^Freexe p -F r and Itofrigera-| „,tlc Gas Water, Heaters with _____ A ll Day Sunday torySacriflee. Party leaving town, consider buying if owner holds 49 Western 1880 Chevrolet Club COtipe—Heat- rates.' Guaranteed work. Office Help Wanted— Female 65 BRINDLE BOXER PUPS, two! magnesium rods. Just 3 slight­ niortgage. CaU Msnehester 2- democracy of, radio, 7,000 mlleo, Mack. supplies. Free pickup and delivery months Alihioat new. Also Hotpolnt Elec- ly, damaged. Regular $139.08. 1989 CHEVROLET 2-door, $195. old. <3hamplon stock. | trie 4310. (ab.) 1S41 Plymouth Club Coupe. service. Friendly Typewriter TYPIST—Cadhler. Experience not Phone 8681. Deluxe ModeL Inquire 48 H Your choice - $99.98. W atkins 1989 Dodge sedan, 1195. 1939 .Wlnlinter stredt 80 Public volao ^11 Chevrolet Tudor. Oldamoblle, $196, $65 down, bal­ Service, 1205 Main street. East necessary. Will train. Apply in Brothers, Inc., 935 Main street, MIDDLE AGED CXIUPLE desires person. 881 Main street. 83 Ability to feel ance 18 months. O le Motora. Hartford. Tal. 8-6784. WINDOW ^AD ES. Measured, ______Manchester, Conn. apartments or hotiss. Four Best Terms—Beet Trades BUFF (30L0RED Female Cocker' rooms or more. Manchester YBRT2CAL 4164. msde and Inatalled 10 colon andluviNO RfXJM 8NT, studio WINDOW SHADEP made to oftlor WOMAN — Handy with sewing one year old. $10. (kOl 2-1918/ 2-0542. , IR eeede C dLE MOTORS—4164 and installed. Venetian blinds machine to work in dry cleaning qualities Ifi stock. Keith Furniture couch', chrome kitchen set. Also 2 Abrabamk 1960 Chevrolet 2-Dr.—Black. Phone 4189 „ E l 91 Center Strert and curtain roda. 34 hour osrvtoa. plant. New Model Laundry, 73 Maytag automatic washing nia- TRANSFERRED PYom New Jer* Ixnno (BBl) Articles for Sal# chine, one year old. Call 2-2122 J S ^ i2 Z lL m HC seif 1980 Dodge Tudor Sedan—Radio Estimates gladly given. Fagan Summit streeL 46 SEWING Machine. Beautiful 1981 ■ey. Have* Infant* daughter. and heater. Light green. Window 3had..'Oo.. Route 44 ot after 4:80 p. m. Need 3-bedroom unlhirtthhed *88 Oantef Rtreet SHIRT PRESS operator, good NOW IS THE Urns for/AOCrog console, brand now. Haa round PRISCILLA’S POP Strength In Numbem BT AL VERNEBB Bolton Notch Phone 2-4478. lawM. Dark, heated apartment Maximum $90. MU;hK> KINN Taking It Hard! LANK LEONARD BALCH "BETTER BUY" 1949 Plymouth Special Deluxe pay, good working conditions. rich, ;riiRtvated bobbin, forward and rtverao BEAUTIFUL ’TWO. BU RNER CaU coUect H artford 3-3463 a fter Radio and heater. Four door. New Model Laundry, 73 Summit loam. No.). 1 loam, $3 eii. yd., No. stitch, waUinir pressure foot to Florence oil heater, $35. CaU REALLY MAZELl 1 GET 'B U X O e A R f A « ’ F n SEEMS 1D ME THERE’S FLOOR PROBLEt^S solved srith 2 loam 6 p. HL USED CARS linoleum, oiphaii tile counter street. $2 cu. yd. l/truck 1load sew over pins, automatic bobbla 2-9065 a fter 8:30. ’'BKflnOOliiE AWFUL TIRED OF MASHED SAVINS TO'BUY A NOT MUCH NCXJRISHMENT 1949 Ford V -8 Cuatom CJlub Coupe lota. Also> sand, gravel, stone. (CaU winder, drop feed for darning, BY NOVEMBER lOTH,. 3 .or 4 POTATO SANDA/CHES IN HOME! WE ALL $160 Pontiae Btreamllner, Sedan —Radio and heater. Expert wor. oanshlp. tree osU- 3408. Nussdorf EASY WRiNOER Washing Ma­ DOYOUaMNTMi MV LUNCH EVERY DAY.' HAVE TO MAKE Coupe. mstes. Open evenings. Jones Fhir- MOTHERLY TYPE woman to care otvo. iNussaon/ (3onstructlon attachments. IVenty ' year guar- room unfurnished apartment for well bigaved S% year old (tompany, 27 D^rfleld drive. antse. Worth $244, sa i^ cs now. chine,. $35.00. Phone 3-0133 after Pleaar call 4736- after 5:00 p. m.' ^To ORa/eirir? .BACBiFICES} 1949 Dodge Ck>ronet d u b Sedan__ nltura. Oak street. Phone 3-KMl 6 p. m. 1948 Ford Tudor Sedan. child while mother work^ P to 4, for $139. Wfli take $3 per week. References upon request Radio and heater. Hunter green. KUTA,J. AND Smltb'4k>roaa port EXPERT Washing Machine Re­ or live in. Phone 8628. , CaU 7691. SEVERAL FLOOR SAMPLE 1948 Buiek Special 4-Door. 1948 d iryeler 4-Dr. New Y o rk e r- pair Work. Complete ^ e of able and ^ ^ndan. typewriters ENGINEER, WIFE, two sm.aU CASH IN On the B ig Fall and electrie ranges. Save up to 8M. girls, require 2-3 bedroom, one Dark green. parts. R. Brawerr phone ^0549. AU mahea'/Ot adding maehlnoH Watkins Brothers, Inc., 936 Main 19<7 Chevrolet Fleetmaater Tudor, CSiristmas Belling Seasons. Be sold or rabtoB Repairs oo ol OLENWOOD Duplex combinption story house. Suburban.' Ref- 1947 Ford V -8 2-Dr.— Blue. street, Manchester, Conn. erencea Koenig, 8 a. m. to 19M Fontlae S Streamliner 4-Door GUNS r e p a i r e d —Fish poles re­ an Avon Repreeentative in your makes Marioor’a oil and gas stove. Call 2-1801. i Sedan, paired. Tennis and Badminton neighborhood. Write Mrs. Frank MODERN OombinatioB Oil and 8 p. m. at 89-9351 Hartford. 1947 Naah Ambaasador 4-D r-R a­ Frawley, North Branford, Omn. ifOLTON — Building stona l dio and heater. racquets re-strung. Martin mo­ 13M Range.' dood condition. MIDDLE-AGED Working 8:80 I STANDARD SINK with fittings. FLAT FINISH Holland window Apply in person. TTm T extile 7198 betwesn 9 and 8. . Any reosonsblo offer. Phone desire 3 or 4 rodma fqrnlahed or GET a 100.000 mile "dSS 1942 Plymouth Tudor. ■hades made to meaaure. AU unfurnished. - N o chUdren, no 1941 Plymouth 2-Dr. Store, 913. Main street GOOD GRADE of FiU for 5286. 5 I ‘>uy your Pontiae from metal Venetian blinds at a new peta Dr. John S. WeUierbea 005 1940 Oldamoblle 2-Dr. $898—$345. low price. Keys made while you SALESLADY Bpor |3JK> per load doUvored. ! AUTOMATIC Goo Wotor Hootor. Main street Phone 0480. ^ ^ -I^ tia c. Inc, 165 Center O oven t^ .7-7818. [M ATTAO Washing tachins. <3ood atreet, Manchester. 1940 Packard 4-Dr. $298—$350. wait. MarloWn wear. 1 to p. ra. dally. GroupOra Amoritiui Standard, white porce­ 9 c o n ^ ( ^ Flwns Obventry 7-8278. 1AM QUIET, RESPECTABLE, Insurance, discounts. COU 3-1301 LADY BALTIMORB Ughtwelghtl lain' finish, for famUy o t tour. a ra BRUNNHJfS flrst-and oove WBAVZNQ of bOBo, motk b to arrange for interview^ ■ultM U tw mf nMr. lAIUBTtJ unfinished *bo Hardwood tahlea and choirs. The j NEW ELECTRIC Drop-Hood Sew­ you have any place larger than $198—$128. ptaeoment nmbrallao ropatfod. STEVENS M Automatic rifle, Wodshod, 11 Main otraot ing Mochlna- AU attachments. the one soom I share with Mom­ ' funrnnteod. man’s o b lit eoUan rovorood and SWITCOiBOARD O PER ATO R nnd tl35J)0 eaab. V o phene caUa. my, Daddy and alster. please caU T O " time. with strap.;, InqiUrt 31 Florence! roplaced. Mariow*a Ltttlo Menfilag Typist, 7 to 3.17 days per month sUeet, f l i ^ floor, 8 to* 7 p. in. WB BUY mad oMlgood naed forul- b q i^ 14 Ardi o^oot 2-0618. S e ta Brunnar’a. SOLIMENE. Inc. ■hep. Apply Mias Johnson, Mandiester turs, comMwotfam rongao, gas GOOD GAB B T O V E 885; folding URGENTLY NEEDED—4 rooms 634 Center Street Mancheater Memorial Hospital. Phono 6131. ranges ond nsatora Jones Furni­ “ thousands HEDSTROM BABY Sianpona cot bod, $80; old rod i' dr nsore la Maariwster. . Widow CARRIAGE' ture fltore. 88 Oak. Phone 2-MM. chair, $5. PboM 3-3079. V IC F L I N T HereltCoRNfl BY MICHAEL O’MALLBT and Plymouth Cara Bafldhit—CoBtractlBR 14 SALESLADIES WANTED — Ex­ Phone 2-3418. and 8 chlldrqn. A separation may A L L E Y O O P Hail Th# Conqueror BY T. T. HAMLIN do bnrineaa here. Open 'tfl 8 « - Alao Dodge Job Rated Tnieka perience^ not necessary. 'Good be necessary if thia ad does not ITOR SALE—1851 Frlgldalre Do-| Machliicrp r o o k 62 /s Thura., F rt t u 9— ‘Prlnthone 8101 or 6102 QUALITY Oaragaa eroeted, quick slAr^ng rate. Vacation with pay. 8 FT. SLIDE 838. Baby’s cradle, Bloctrie Range (RM-55), I bring raottlta Pleoas caU 4889 lEBMB/JRMWW VBi^JnXINK WIDfr -HAAICB. ■ H . 5 H A M U *? 858 Bast Centar Safefe Place TTo Buy Used Can aoUon, low prices, «asy’ unns. Sick benefits. Hoapltsillsntlon in­ 83.00. Aim baby’s combination after 5 p. m. HEONmUKE. XI WHAT ABOUT ANC^BIR surance. Apply Mrs. Hoher, F. genuine porcelain tmsh. NovorlnsBD ATJJB-CHALMERS WC » flMOWIN* UTTLB LOVB TAP TQ KBBP a t r ^ Brunner’s Used Oar Para- TsL 8875. car-bed and seat, $1.00. Pheno boon uaod...otUl hi ento. R oopI and - B- Tkoetoca. Uaod 15ST lO' 1841 CHEVROUIT Tudor, doaa. W. Woolworth <30. 8370. son for seUing, have moved to j fllflN* OP UP»/ you QUIBT TUX IT ------|ik>d tlroa, battoiy, nice running CARPENTRY. Experlonced la con­ ternational Dunra Truck. Bn- Proptrly fflr S ta 76 SD M m rB R MS8 BnpEBAKXR ted a iT ^ rent wlthoutSM Oloetrle oatMtl sltagc Cuttora, Rowo, Harrows, ’nOKR A UOO< motor. A real ooUd renewed struction ot sm all homes, ga­ EA^.lhlU.EN'l' Main atroot loe^ ownar. Radio and heater. Good car. Douglaa Motors, 338 Mata Help Waatcd4-Mal9 66 SHALLOW WELL PUMP, used tj for atowa Boot offer takoo tt| limaoowoco. Ttude and Tractor rages, dormers, alterations and Writ# Box C, 0/0 Herald. UoB,. buslnaao aoBod. H aai fo r toramt^covers. Rasy on oO. BtTMte months. Phono 5285. Snowitara. Dublin Tractor Oa Jobbing. Luck and Peterson. PAINTBRS WANTED. Apply to North Windham Road, WUliman- doetorin offleao or buolMO ootab* TsL Manchsstor 4036.*. IWANT A BARGAINF" WhiUj OUARANTD to ! Maremy, W, J. Whitney, Spinning MUI, TW O A U TO h e a t e r s ; hot vra< Ushmont flovta n oim ^ ^ S ig o lo t t ~ B A ^ 8. B u j jo g r new 1949, black ooupt, radio, haatar, Cheney Brothera. tor type, fire waU ihouating, 1-2 Uaivsrsol;Waddag Maohlno, tour Roooonoblo. Buburbaa Rafilty Co. Elaiitrie Mcitosu/Bahy Osnlaga WoorlBff Apportl— P b t b ‘ 67 ; now. h ifo n new i o » price in- white waU tiroo, two antra b W o r is t a^ NanarkaWm ; 15 H.P. B-Un» heavy duty, atngto fVoo Bothteotto with Roaltpra 641 Mala. Phoho 8215. >, anose now fMaral tax. frlps. everdrlva, low miloogo. phase, hall boaring motor, 1780 CHRYSANTHEMUM plants reo<. WANTED—Mason’s Hsipsr. CaU E ve ijithlBg In good CXMIPUBTB Cub Scout Uniform, MAIN flTRBBT—Buriaaso aoned f^lRM re p rk m are lowest and ttooaonablo. Oofontry 7-7180. ITBANTfOafUM 8827 after 8 p, m. R.PJE, lld-220 V with now guoi^ Phona f-S f45. to ga Oorlaoii, Ooraer Summer ontoa Theymostat, 2 wire Mlmi. oioo 10-lE Price $8. .Phone property sulUblo for doctor, dea- H asotko Hgksot MeCtoe _u 88 n . - - I O o, Bafiooa Bolio ond aorv- 1M9 TWO-DOOR Deluxe Cbovro- and McKoo. Phono 0071. TRUCaC DRIVERS W A M T E IV - HonejrweU with S-day etoek eon-, ^ Ust Uwyer, rootauraat otoro, Black. ExoaUaBt eoaditloa. Must have experience. O ver 21 M for low night tem i^tiM *. |iQNrrOR rofrtgera- riM adag house. Should sell qulckc 878 MUb otraot 8-M4A Opia fittiL -i-r Wwna 8888 after 8 p. m.______years old. Apply Ckulson and flttoreooent lamps, 4 ft oillglo,| tnr. UML Phone 40QB. , , WitlMiat Baarff 69 ly ot purchaae price. F o r k p ^ ln t' 0-IO 16 09., 44 Stock Place. without shades. 1-4 H .P. m _ ...... oMot Dloaoo coU Howard R. iw PLTMOUm — Now wiotor. rabher mounted-quiet ruunflk-lffBVBlAL WASHINO MACHINE , , . H aotlnls. 2-1107. T FORD-Wm aril Good tlreo. Alao set of dual-car- GUARANTnD Roolhig and roof PRESSMAI^ jrJ S Wfit. KtmtfM Ga- -Hand-feed. Sppto Stuart-E Wolcott .A-1 Repair( motora $0.00 each. WotldnojPTIRIlIflHBD ROOM For Rent— mintoM for 1940 catevroteL Call ropoMag' Cuttora and ecodue- tlsM'work. Chmpress.'S South Salee, 100 Main Bftreot Phone I Brathera. Ine.. 035 Main street I One minute from Main street 8081. torn. OWIHiaHn 7707. Main street 8807. i MoaeUooUr. Cona. J Wttnan only.- Phene 7842. 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M r., aad Mm W m M D. Atkis- t h e aaml annual oatk ig jM thJ?^m Sjr‘«!d *5S?"«CASJ^^ 7691 ia for conatruction of barracks, de­ bindaied. And dm extra-long shiit-taila behave partectly] pots and basea in thla country and ing and (he Town Court will S 4 overseas for the Army, the Navy be closed. I.,ondon, Oct. 11— (jP)— Woven plaid in autumn thadea. Ever lovely, ever wethable and the Air Force. Qua HaU, one o f fe a r top IT. $L St. Louis, Qct. The Atomic Ebiergy commls- Communist boll jumperi, wi Britain today warned the ex­ James P, . Finnegan, formar DeMAIO BROTHERS combed totton gingham. Senforised, colorfeat Sises 30 to 4 to the Senate. said he will strive for "some our exteniivc collection. real accompUshments'* in his well as of other foreign lives and cepUng a $380 check foom a fim TaoelH r Bntkeriae B atten anM The compromise is approximate­ Texarkana, Tex., Oct. 11—UP)— property, rests u1th the Egyptian Involved in Income tax dlfflenl- ly $21«,000,000 below what Mr. new post. It was knrder Ike next day to Uft Communist party members from government." Ucs. Rnn— y Oaritoa’ nt aa Indianap- Truman asked for. The others were under a fadaral Administration leaders, hoping New York Mexico stewed today MAY OUT AUTO OUTPUT Urges Evaonatlon Not Exactly aa niuatratad oHa echooL She demoastraitea Demonstrations against British law prohlbltnlg a governmwit haw eke kolsted tke aeven-yci for a Oqhgreaaional adjournment while Gus Hall, fugitive party sec­ Washington, Oct. 11—<^P>—Ih e employe from receiving eompao-, by the end of next week, may be government Is reported to hara and other foreign Influences swept eld boy the t n j prevtone to re- retary arrested In Laredo yester­ Cairo and Alexandria after Prime aation for serviceo involving a eow> 1HE IDDNICIfr COLOR slowed down by the debate on the day, stewed in a federal correc­ decided to curtail aotomobtle troveniy In which the govonunenl Bev« hhn of n ring that had lodged foreign aid bill. Minister Mustspha El Nahaa Pas­ In hia threat ahd waa eholdng tional Institution here. prodncUoa by about It per cent to a party. Some Republicans are demand­ under present ontpnt aM allow ha on Monday called suddenly for him. Sammy ia back in sdiool These two developments fol­ the evacuation of British troops Finnegan, a ganlaL loquaotous ing that these funds be cut - to lowed Hall's capture in Mexico 860,000 cars to be prodooed In friend or Proaldent Tnliuh,' ’ haa hat the ring Is at heme. • (AP around 87,000,000,000. the Srat three months of 1960. from the Suez Canal'area and for IRAT TAKES YOU W bep k n to). City and his swift movement to annexation of the Anglo-Egyptlan been the central figure In haar- But a big obstacle to quick ac­ Fpi men at the border town of ings before a House Wi KY..O. o ; P. FOR TAFT Sudan. tion loompd in the form of a Re­ Laredo: Britain, acting for the North Means eubcommlttet In i publican demand that the foreign- 1. A group in Mexico City, in­ LoolsvUle, Ky^ Oct. II—)—The - penrisory employee, military per­ local plant of Pratt and Whitney FBI today diacloaed it has been sonnel, civilian and military police A ircra ft w ere baipk a t work on the making wholesale arrests through­ and private citizens. Heartbreak Ridge $ 4 . 9 8 lint shift today aa tha three Reds Blockade out the country in connection with Today's arrests Included IS In Deficit Threat 43rd Parades ' waeka old strike by the Interna­ thefts of government property, New Jersey, 9 in California, 8 In tional Asaoelation of Machinists largely from military Installationa. came to an and. Ohio, one In New York, and one Etost of Heartbreak Ridge a full FBI director J. tCdgar Hoover In W ashington, D. C. U. S. 8th Army Headquarters.. Membon of Lodge 1746-A voted Poland’s Coast Seen Erased Korea, Oct. 11 — (>P) — American battalion of the U. 8. Flrat Ma­ Before Voyage Many styles to choose from. Lace trim or taBerod. In rayon said in a statement that SO per­ The FBI director said the bu- SUEDETS STYLED WITH at meeting yesterday afternoon sona were taken into custody dur­ tanka knifed up valleys on each rine Division waa flown to ths crepa, tissue falUa nylon tricot to return to work without a con­ ing the last 34 hours in New Jer­ (Oonttnned on Page Fifteen) side of Heartbreak Ridge in east­ front In the biggest helicopter air­ tract v|d>Ua Ra negotiating oom- Guard Shoreline Along sey, California, Ohio, Massachu­ State Corporations Tax ern Korea today In a running bat­ lift In history. Nearly 1,000 LeaUi- Marchea Tlurongh Nor* Wonderful Indian Head that makes up baautifuny hi dresaes, White and colora. Sixes 32 to 88.— S2.98 to S7.98. mfttoe continued talks on temu setts, New York and Washington, tle with Red artillery and mor­ ernecks landed almost within sight aporta wear, children's wear, and for drapariaa, badspreada and for a working contoact. Baltic to Cuih More D . C. Returns Show Signs of tars. of Red poeittons without IncidenL folk StreeU Prior to DAYTIME SIMPUCITY dnpee. 30” white 69c yard—64" white 11.00 yard. Leeto Doty, plant auperintend- These arrests, he said, make a of the Southington plant, aaid Es4»pe8 from Country Meeting Needed Funds Behind the Are of tanks blasting In the hottest sector of the west­ Sailing for Enrope- White crepes. Sizes 38 to 44.—$5.98 total of 120 persona picked up dur­ from both sides, the U. 8. 23rd In­ ern fronL the U. 8. First Cavalry about 76 per cent of the 1,400 tint ing the past two months and News Tidbits Green Stampn Given W ith Caak Salaa shift employesp loy reportod fer work Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. 11— Hartford, OcL 11—Americene have been deeply MlnneapoUa. ..Sumner Welles and ^ . A w a au-- ' “«nUgon over what offlclalii there Ehrtra sIm aldrta, rayon dieck, gabiurdinis. Wine, green, ator Lyndon Johnson (D-Ttx.) troubled by the "strange end un­ formsr Austrian Baroness will be change iU mind about a three- reg^^ed aa too-enUiuolastlc pub- 8t. Loola, Oct n —(F)-—A dla- Dudley called the cohunlsalon sMd today that sooner or later black, brown. Sixes 82 to 88.— $ 5 .9 8 to $ 7 .9 8 . meetings and convention commlt- tried path in Korea,” and added: married after Jan. 1, tatter's moth­ year-