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/ '■ ■r THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1961 JHanrlffater Cumins l^ralb Aversta DaOy Net Preaa Run ' r«e the Week Baltag The Waaifcer ;; Msvnmhit PweaM nf IT. ■. Weather Mr. and Mrs. John Pleklea of M im Pietrowski Holl street have retuihed after a Appointed ■}/“ f^ ^ u tT o w n three weeks’ motor trip, with 10,400 ■ala ■adiag Oklahoma City their Mjectlve I b Shower 'Guest ■Uwr of the AmSU partly ehmdy, where they visited their son, tsem nf OlrenUtleM - u t R«*wii p. tn w . »!«► John, and hU family. They en­ BatUfUay. ta id of Kta. KaddlM B. IWMt of countered much stormy Weather Miss Helen Pietrowski of 114 C N itioir Manckester^A City of Village Charm M OliMiy drim, ia MnrlM on and the children there were build- Oak s tm t was honored with a f s« dtmii rf OBoanindor Tronoport ins snow men and playtnf in the Dm«loa M, wWch U porU dpot^ mlscellMeoiis showsr given at her rNESC VOLf LXXL NO. 41 (OtasMfM UiTartialat «a Paga U) ■now. On the return trip they vis­ home Saturday night Her cousin, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVndBER 16. 1961' (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS ta tha Atlaatlo Float axareiaaa be- ited relatives In Alliance, Ohio, tug held hi the Atlantic and Garib- Mrs. Pickles' home town. Mrs. Stella Pietrowski, was hos­ tess and was asdsted by Mrs. ■nw Holy Ghost Mothers Circle Clara Wadas, Mrs. Amalia Lojeskl wlU meet Frtday evenlny at 8 DiMivERraaaijmi Sliare Noliel CliemiBtry Award •imaet Obuneil, Dafraa of Poca- and Mrs. Mary Ostrowskl. Accord Due o’clock at tha home of Mrs. Alba bontaa, wUl bold a f o « ^ » ^ The decorations were pink and r ■■ Halo’a atore Saturday from dtSO Rusconl. SS Beaman circle. aqua and a delicious buffet lunch­ on. The membera will offer for aate eon was served. Tha bride-to-be On Buffer, baked beana, and a varie^ of Sunset Rebekah Liodye will con­ received many beautiful and use­ New Disarming Proposal efiMw, plea and other foods. Those fer tha decree on several candi­ ful gifts. who wish donations called for dates, one m m Welcome Lodge of Miss Pietrowski will be married Shop Self Serve ahoiild contact Past P ocahoi^ East HOrUord, Monday evening at HALE'S UN Reports on Dec. 29 at St. James’ Church 'Blsanor Buck or Boasla Baldwin, 8 o’clock. All officers are request­ to Dominic Berardl of Pawtucket, before 7 p. m. Friday. ed to wear white, and all taking R. I. part are urged to be on hand. The Munsan, Korea. Nov. 16— drUI team U requested to and Meat Department —^A UN command spokes­ at 7 o’clock. A social Ume will fol­ low with refreshments served by m a rk OF man said today truce negotia­ Presented by Russia to UN Mrs. Ann Dart and her committee. LuM Bud ft OUALITY tions were “a lot closer” to HALE'S agreement on the Korean Ace fe. Southerglll, avlaUon or- For All Your Thanksgiying Needs Thomas Sweeney, Jr. buffer zone dispute than a dlntncemMi) airmt-n apprentice, month ago or even a week Headquarters USN, son of Mr. end Mrs. Lswls Dry Candidate R. Southerglll of 8 Hendee road, The Executive committee of the ago. Report Iran roR has reported for duty at the Naval American Legion, Department of HALE’S However, the official UN com­ U. S. Troops Told Would Vest mand communique laid the caae- Auxiliary Air SUtion. Kingsville, Connecticut, announces the ap­ SUGAR fire aubcommittcec met five hour* Texas. He enlisted in the Navy pointment of Thomas Sweeney, Jr., COFFEE and 15 minutes today in Panmun- To Get U. S. in January. 1951. and received his to the State Fund Commission. Mr. World Curb recruit training at the Naval Fresh Ground Jom "without attaining any Training Station, New port. R. I. Sweeney, a veteran of World War 5 Lb. Bag tangible remilU.’’ Of Red Atrocities II, entered service Aug. 21, 1940, a Lt. ObI. Howard 8. t«vie, act­ ing UN apokesman, told newsmen Money Aid Mrs. Charles Jacobson, program private. Headquarters, 43rd Divi­ By The Aanociated Press In Council sion, and was discharged with the that In the six days since both chairman of the League of Wom­ ■ides submitted new cease-fire Washington, Nov. 16—(/P) The Armed Services Radio en Voters of Manchester, is to be rank of captain on July 21, 1944, oprpotals the negotiators have Sparks Probe Pgrifi, Nov. 16—'. government. repercussions continued from the aponwired by the Manchester 139 Walker street. EGtiS MEAT DEPARTMENT Deputy Premier Hoaseln Fateml Council, where the U.S.S.R. Washers and AU League as the speaker at an open SUGAR Large Grade AA MaJ Gen. Henry I. Hodei, UN They are ro-dlaca3vrera o f phitoainn. a aubetaiiiw that made It startllnK snnouncement - charge Command eubcommittee chairman, eaaler and cheaper to produce atomic homba. McMUkui’a work made told a reporter Mr. Truman gave made at Pusan. Korea, Wednes­ has the veto power. Other Appliances meeting Nov. 19. Chief Herman Schendel will TheW.G.GLENNEYca Strictly Fresh told the Red delegatee Friday their It peaelMe to create conmia rays in the laboratory. these assurances in a letter sent day by Col. James M. Hanley, The Soviet plan, proposed In a ■peak on Civilian Defense at the 2 Pkgs. Gobble, Gobble, Gobble buffer eone propoaal would Bx the last , night to Premier Mohammed head of the Eighth Army Judge second "opening" address by Julius A. Rau of Elm Terrace, meeting of the Cosmopolitan Club BUILDING MATERIALS THAT'S TURKEY TALK—AND WE WANT TO cease-fire line at the eame place Mnasadegh of Iran. Advocate General's section in Foreign Minister Andrei T. who underwent surgery at the tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock Fateml termed the President’s Korea. Vlshlnsky, would have the UN iiM JWHAMeoas LUMBER FUEL .aa the Allied propoeal. proclaim the prohibition Ot atomic Hartford Hospital Monday, is get­ in the Federation room of Center TALK TURKEY: "Where doee your propoeal fix reply "ver.v favorable and very The British Foreign Office In ting along welL church. 336 N.MA1N Sr. KAWCMtSTER W4M6 We invite you to again leave your order for your holi­ encouraging" from Iran's view. weapons, require a quick count the final demarcation line and the British Suez Rule London dl.vciosed it had formally of all weapons including the day requirements. Hale’s has a reputation for top quality final demilltariaed tone?" Hodea The President's letter was in re­ asked whether the United States asked. "The answer ia that it ply to an urgent message sent could hack up the charge. It also atomic, and require the Big Four poultry—Buy with confidence. Sunday by Mossadegh. This ap­ and Red China to alsih anoa- fixes them at the same place a. sent an Inquir.v to the unified menta by a third within a year. DOZ. ours, aaauming that I underatand pealed for immediate financial aid command in Korea. Held Peace Peril to keep Iran's economy from be­ In Washington, there were con­ Vishinsky’s tone was far milder Gooob/e, Gooob/e, Gooob/e your propoaal correctly.” today than when he first spoke The Communlata Inalst that the ing paralyzed by lack of funds aa tinuing demands from Congress a result of the continuing Anglo- last week, suggesting to soma THAT'S STUFFED TURKEY TALK— eeaae-fire lina be fixed before ne- membera to know why the top westerners that he may have gotiatora take up other items on Cairo, Nov. 16—(/P)—A Moslem leader from Pakistan de­ Iranian oil dispute. Aides said Iran brass in the Pentagon apparently and we’d like to introduce to you this absolutely new clared today that continued British occupation of the Suez wants 1120,000,000. heard from home about tha way MIRACLE WHIP MILK item: the armistice agenda. The Allien Stuart HamMen, the rowboy had no official Information on the he "laughed" at the western dis­ CARNATION TALL CAN want to etUbliah the line after all Canal area is a threat to the whole Islamic world. In speaking of^the President’s ■lager-evangelist of Arcadia, matter. Senator Young (R.. NDI armament plan. PROM THE FAMOUS SHAGROY FARMS OF ether terma are agreed upon. Abu Bakr Ahmed Halim, president ot the world Moslem repl.v, Fateml said: Calif,, poses with a cup of coffee laid the affair raised a question Frtday*a marathon .aertlon—a "He (the President) gave as­ Avhether the adminlatrailon la Vlshinsicy submitted his plan as 3 For CONNECTICUT COME SMAU. (8-10 LS. Congrraa and head of the Univer-- ^------^------In New York after being named supplementary to the one ha in­ new record for the Panmunjom aity of Karachi, told a news con­ surances to the Prime Minister the Prohibition partjr’a candidate "trying to minimize these trsge-. DRAWN) QUICK FROSTED TURKEYS—ALREADY talks—waa held ih a new olive that aa s^ n aa possible he will do dies." troduced a week ago in his orig­ ference: "Eiypt’s freedom means for president. The psrty con­ inal opening speech, but appar­ STUFFED!—ALREADY CLEANED!—AND MOD- drab tent set up by the Com- the freedom of the Moslem world Finnegan Jury what he c'in to help Iran." vention !■ belly rondocted in In­ An Army spokesman' in Wash­ munlsta Thursday night. Their old ington told reporters he had no in­ ently today’s verslop fully super­ — Egypt Is the heart of the Mos­ Fateml said the texts of Mr. dianapolis. sedes the first. Desplta the modi­ ERATELY PRICED! weather-aUined tent finally suc­ lem world.” Truman’s answer and Mossadegh’s formation about the killings ex­ cumbed to heavy rains. UN com­ fications, the plan still contalVied ? ' These must be ordered tomorrow or Saturday morn­ "British forces In the canal zone Under Duress, message will be made public to­ cept that the Far Raat Command ■II the major provisions which 3 63 mand technicians installed electric not only are a threat to Egypt morrow at a news conference. waa "investigating.” PINT QUART ing, however, so give this surprise package your imme­ lights and heaters. have stood in the way of agree­ OUT C o tftC diate attention. but to all Moslem countries,’’ said Mossadegh plana to leave by Probers Ready The spokesman added that clari- ment since the atomic discussions Before Friday’s session ad­ Halim. Lawyers Claim plane on Sunday for Egypt en- fylng reports would probably come journed, the negotiators agreed to from Gen. Matthew Rldgwaya first began in 1946. He aaid he is in Cairo to dia- roiite to Iran. He delayed his de­ Speaking for the west, French meet again—for the 24th Ume- cuaa "Whqt the Moalem world can parture to make this trip possible. Public Hearing headquartera in Tokyo. GOLD MEDAL s & w la r g e This Week's Specials at Panmunjoia at 11 a. m. Satur­ St. Louia, Nov. 16—(/Pi—Attor- In the meantime, the spokesman Foreign Minister Robert Sehuman do for Egypt in her atruggle for neya for James P. Finnegan, ex- Aides said the Prime Minister For A Nice Pork Roaat To Vary Tour Menu day (t p. m. e,a.t. Friday). freedom." * want* to chart a Joint Egyptlan- added, he could not say anything took the floor immediately after Levie said neither side men- u . 1. . .. . ; collector of Internal Revenue here. Iranlan policy against "Colonial­ On Tax Frauds further now becauae "it would Gambler Claims Vlshlnsky, end said he would wait FLOUR Another Moalem leader, former, charged today a federal judge un- only make the altuatlon worse for a "complete study” of the new WALNUTS FRESH MinlaUr of War Saleh Harb Pasha, ' duly influenced a grand jury that ism and Communism" during the Soviet proi^esls before comment­ SM OKED (Cealiawd om Page Fe«r) prasidant of tha Moalem Touth So- visit. than It la, and heaven knows that Indicted Finnegan. Washington, Nov. 1 8 -IF)- A Ita bad enough already.” Conspiracy lo ing nn them. Franca was one nf 5 Lb. Bag 1 Lb. Cello Pkg. clty, told raportars the world of A motion seeking diamiaaal of Uouss Ways sad Means auboons- tha propoaers nf the West’s dis­ SHOULDERS Islam ia "now facing a new cru- the indictment charging Finnegan mittee went ahead today with AP comspendent Robert Bun- armament plan which calls for .aade." H4 charged' that the Chris­ ■an, writing from Tokyo,, aaid Oust N.B. Chief SHOULDERS 6.0 0 0 GIs Dbe With bribery and other misconduct plaiu to explore publicly Justice Hanley’a release of the report may foolproof ciMks. ’ tian western countries "are united in office was filed shortly before Sag Ctmthnies department handling of tax fraud Schuman indicattd FVsneh gov- h*''«*S?To«****’ ■gainst the naUonal demands of coat him bis Job. He added: "There smatsnt support to e Frssidmt tha Moaltm world.” the scheduled arraignment of Fin­ prosecutions. ia a red hot army investigation go­ New Britain, Nov. 18—t^ - A Mairy Japs negan’, a peraonal friend of Presi­ The committee's decision to go ing on as to what prompted the convicted local gsmbler’a acciiaa- Vincent Aurfol’s proposal that f t The pro-government newspaper dent Truman. In Relief Load President Truman, Prime Minister f t ■head with its Inquiry was taken Seattle lawyer to reveal the fig- tions that he was "framed" into Al Miari, meanwhile accused Brit­ U. 8. District Judge George H. despite President Truiitan's state­ Churchill, Prime Minister Stalin 4 5 ^ ish tank troops of making a dawn urea." Hanley was a Seattle law­ arrest by Police Lieut. James F. and Premier Rene Pleven of Boned If Desired 4 5 ^ Moore, 74, in charge of the con­ ment yesterday that he had made yer before going Into the army. Cnlistad Men to Take attack on Port Said, wounding tinuing grand Jury inveatigation of Welfare Chiefs Douht no promisea about giving the sub­ Kell.v, and that State Police Com­ France hold face to fees meetings soma EgjrpUana. Eunson also quoted a highly missioner Edward .1. Hickey snrt In Paris on the world situation. need*. FRESH PLUMP New brides to U. S., Inpome tax matters, was accused committee secess to Justice De­ placed officer - who would not be A Britlah military spokesman, in the motion of invading the Decline Is Result of partment files. Lieut. Kelly conspired with him The mgin points of tha new So­ Identified by name—as saying against Police Chief William C. viet proposal: Cranberry Sauce Grumble on Red Tape denying the charge, said the Brit­ province of the grand Jury. Probe for 'Chiselers' Chairman King (D., Calif) said Hanley had brought Into the open Lb. 45c ish have no tanka in Port Said. He The attorneys for Finnegan, a Hart were brought out at a hear­ 1. Called upon the UN to de­ MIX NUTS OCEAN SPRAY FOWL said the only Incident there was nonetheless he "sntlclpsted no what has l>een holding up Korean ing conducted by the police Invea clare atomic weapons InstrumsnU T o k y o , Nov. IS—(P)—Nearly central figure in Congressional in­ difficulties St all in getting what armistice negotiations. FRESH DRESSED the aending of a British military vestigations of alleged widespread Hartford, Nov. IS—OP)- A drop ligating committee laat night. ot aggression end ban production icfC ^ \ y 8.000 American enliated men patrol have into Port Said’s Arab quar­ of 299 cases in the state relief we need.” This officer was quoted by The accusations were attributed nf them at once, with the task of 1 Lb. CeUo Pkg. 2 Cans irregularities in the Internal Reve­ A memorandum covering gen­ Eunson ns saying: ^ announced their intention of tak­ ter to rescue two British soldiers nue Bureau, aaid the indictment load between the end of Septem­ to Joseph Pac of this city, who rC' working out details left to the i S'/iLb. Size Lb. injured In a street fight with ber and that of October, was at­ erally what the committee wants •The Communists don’t want to cently completed a Jail term on combined Atomic Energy commis­ 42C ing Japaneak^ves ta the Jlnlted does not represent “the will and waa sent by airmail Wednesday answer question* about what hap­ ALSO 4 LR. ond 5 LB. ROASTERS—FRESH States. EgypUans. He added that Arab conclusion of the grand Jury. tributed today by Edward H. chargea of bonkmaking. Lieut. sion and the Commission on Con­ quarters are out of bounds for The Federal Grand Jury re­ Reeves, director of the .State Wel­ night and ahould be on the Presl pened to their prisoners." Kelly testified )>efore the commit ventional Armaments, which p\ea«e size iC PRESSED Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway’a British tro ^ s and the. incident turned the indictment against Fin- fare Departmeot’s Division of dent'a desk today. Mr. Truman Hanley himself stuck by his fig­ lee that after Pac’s arrest Isst would be asked to report to the • headquarters said that up to Oct Public Assistance to three fac­ had said he would await the ures. Actually, they hnve not summer Chief Hart, "visibly sf Securit,v Council hy Feb. 1. 80 It had approved 0,437 applica­ memo. The subcommittee has (Coatlaned oa Page Pour) (Contlan«d on Paga Foar) tors: been denied anywhere although fected,” visited him at police, 3. Chlled for reduction of all Sandwich or Luncheon Specials tions of military peraonnel to More welfare workers who have been unable to get the files It some officials, while saying they headquartera. According to the^ armaments nf ths Big Four and marry Japanese. They include 772 been able to keep a closer tab on wanta from the Justice depart­ had no Information, had depre-»j lieutenant, the chief said Pac had Red China by one third within a < airman and 108 sailors. case loads—a condition that leada ment. cated them. accused Commisaioner Hickey and year. BOILED HAM u 99c Hundreds of others have been to cutting persons from roUa aa Assistant Attorney General Hanley aaid he gave nut the Lieut. Kelly of agreeing to allow 3. Provided that within a month Sliced to order. granted ainca br are in the mill. they gain jobs or other au|^rt. Theron Lamar Caudls, head of figures becauae he thought U. 8. him to operate a bookie business, after adoption of the Soviet pro­ APPLESAUCE Authoctaation la granted under Substantial Wage Hike Jobs obtained, due to more plen­ the tax division. Is to be the chief troops were entitled to know what provided he "got the goods on posal, all countries supply com­ OLIVES YELLOW LOAF two laws passed by Congress. tiful work opportunities, by moth­ witness at open hearings on ad­ they were up against. Chief Hart so he could get fired plete data on their arms, including SUGAR HEART No military peraonnel or civil­ ers and other members of tha fam­ ministration of tax fraud cases Offictals nf the Armed Forces and I could get his Job. atomic. Libby’s Ripe ian employe In the Far East Com­ ilies aided under the aid to de­ recommended for prosecution by- Radio‘said no censorship waa in­ "TTie chief asked me if this was 4. Called for creation of an In­ 2 Cans . CHEESE LB. 49c mand ia ellgiMa to marry without Demanded by Steelmen pendent children program. the Bureau of Internal Revenue. volved In the delay until today in true and I retored it waa an ‘abso­ ternational control organ within 9 Oz. . Adds tang to your pie.______the approval of his commanding New outside financial help, Although originally set for next broadcasting of Hanley’s report to lute falsehood.’ and added that he tha framework of the Security general. either through Jobe or support week, the hearings may now be front line aoldiera. Council. The last point would give All proposed Japaneae-Amari- could bear this out by getting In FROM “RATH” AtlsnticfCity, N. J., Nov. 16—(A*)—Philip Murray packgged from children, of those on old age put over a week, until after the A radio news officer In Tokyo touch with Commissioner Hickey," Russia a veto. ■Fhs -West InsisU aan marriages must be performed up g bstc)^ of demands on the steel industry today, uuTu^iur asslatanca. Thanksgiving holiday. said: "We held the story until to­ Lieut. Kelly testified. upon vsto-less, control of atomic before March IS. But of these three. Director Ths subcommittee also laid day because there waa an much weapons. I Thera haa been an increase in a “substantial wage increase.” He said he also told the chief uy your oliday SLICED BACON 49c Reeves aa3ra the more active aerv- plana to ^sstion United States that "Par waa an irresponsible Vlshlnsky made no mention to­ H Murray got endorsement from the CIO steelworkers union’s B Icalng of eases is by far the major Attorney Cbauneey Trsmutolo of (Continued on Page Poor) day of tho "five-power peace pact” 170-man waga-policy committaa ...... and malicinus person, vicious, and (Oaattawad om Page FMur) Item. "We know that the .clcf(W San Ftanelsco about internal ir- that the only thing that aaved me which is ths ksystons of the So- Senre Seafood and Save yaatarday for a 22-polnt aat of da-1 .. ragularitiaa at public hearings tiat ptaee drive at present, nor did niMda on th r industry. checking we can do on eaaaa,jHb was that he Included Hickey with fewer we are going to have—up to scheduled to start Jan. 7 in San me. Otherwise It might have been ha mention cessation of Korean t Our Mofuod eouRttr Is w«l s t o d i t d oud pricM •nie union axpecta nagotiations Frahclsco. hostilities. Unlike last week, he to start Nov.. 27. a 'Ssrtetn point," he added. believed by acme If I was named Hib wuuk ora low t ow mowy ittm s. Reeves said only one case has Trsmutolo haa refused to talk alone." did not say that membership in PRUNE JUICE Murray’s demands were ao en­ cropped up which might have had with a committee investigator aent Bulletins Ihe North Atlantic Pact waa in- PREMIER SPANISH News Tidbits compassing that it amounted to To Italy City "I am glad lo hear that," Chief s bearing on the stories concern­ to ths West Coast to check on from the AP Wiren Hart responded, according to the compatible with UN membmhip. SUNSWEET giving him a free Ucket to nego- ing a crack-down — ■tor Anderson (D., N, M,) said to- [ sages to ths new session lONELESS CHUCK POT ROAST...... Lb. S4e WILSONACO.LAREL ■NOW CROP ar at Southington 'Savings Bank, Flood waters which have claimad duction oflleiala predicted today K per cent of eteel, aa compered H m Intoralato Commerce Com- Ilea auddenly. •nw average hourly pay bi the mors than 80 Uvss In the past with their pre-Korsa usage. *»• bellsvsa the Democratic I gress convening In January, FRESH GROUND HAMBURG...... Lb. 47c SMOKED SHOULDERS...... Lb. 49c ■teel industry la eatimatad at that new cute ordered In civUian mlanlnn teday granted the rall- party spUt over President Tru- "if the P re se n t is r irtt in Wia SUNKIST LEMONS 6 For 29c Eleven .tabor membera of par- week surged to within two mllea On this list of drastically cur­ randn a farther Increase of MIXED lament ask Winston Churchill’s 81.03. of this north Italian provincial use o t scares metals after Jan. 1 tailed items are sporting goods, ■knot 83 per eeal la mall pay man s civil rights program can be i forecast about the party plattem ELM CITY SLICED B A C O N ...... Lb. 53c .■ovemmant to tly ta atop flghtliig President Benjamin F. Falrieaa capital early todaj’. reareaeat the worst that will be­ lamps, Venetian blinds, springs -M.vn.us a united i especially as to civil righU, it will rates, TTm taereaae waa esti- front" in the 1983 elections. Fresh Dressed Pork Products WILSON CERTIHED SUCED RACON ... Lb. 49c Green Stamps Given With Caah Sales n Koran . . . Bisaktw-Sniiford of the United States Steal Oorp. All available manpower was fall Induatry and conaitiners. and matressss, ddUs, toys and matod to give the earriers about touch off a bitter new fight,” Byrd VEGETABLES larpct Company diatrihutea "cau- ■aid laat night that coUaeUvq bar­ Tha.Natleaal Praduetlon Au­ garnet, cigarette Ughtere, chriat- But Senator Byrd iD., Va.), a WHOU lA lY PORK LOINS...... Lb. 43c marshallsd to bolster the be­ $74,818,888 more a year ter leader of the Dixie opposition to told a reporter. FOSTER COOKED READY-TO-EAT (WHOU) len alipa” far ■■aani ttana to gaining probably wtll fall to bring leaguered city of 40,000 against thority 4NPA) announced laat pias decorations, umbrellas. Jewel­ The Virginian recently 'btaatad BAIY FRESH FORK SHOULDERS...... Lb. 45c BNOWOBOP ■out 400 workara in its Jnoqunrd agraemaait on the union’s wage de­ the controversial program, de­ ths oBcomlng tids. Stddlera, po­ night that the auto-tmek Industry ry, rigna and advsrtUiag ^splays. clared the IntMcaUoos at this time the Truman adniinistration ta aa lONELESS HAM ...... Lb. 98c npnrtmant who have bae« an mands. lice and eitlaeaa worked through wiU be aUetted eaUy 80 per cant A loag Ust of "more eaMntial ” AND MOBB OP SAME FRESH MEATY PORK M ITTS...... Lb. SSc tM a ainca aarly thia month, Falrtaaa told a realtors' meeting "appear to he all against" a new Alabama spseeh, 4ad he callad on FORST PORMOST lONELESS ROULETTES Lb. 74c the night stacking sand bags t o a t tha ateel plate needed to meet products alsb will be curtailed but Helena. Meat., Nov. 18—(F)— southern Damoerata to "ksep SMAU LEAN PORK HOCKS ...... Lb. 39c FORDHOOK or rhlch aRowa the woifcew one in Cincinnati that the queation 'at scheduled pi^ucUon of 810,000 not as ssvsrely. Fifty per cent of unity. hold hack the water. The mereury dropped to 38 de-‘ Byrd.pointed to-Mr. Truman’s themselves free to taks whatevar UTTU UNK SAUSAGE...... Lb. 49c RARY KEF FRKH LIVER ...... Lb. R7c sore chance, ainoe, under com- a pay Increase ter the ateelwork- Technical unlU of British and cere and 34,000 trucks during steel, 38 per cent of copper and grisn helnw sere at Weat Yel- nny ruiea,' receipt of three such ere and its else "will apparently American army forces from January, FShniary and Uarch. 38 par cent of aluminum will go predlcUon yesterday that his sffbetivs action guy be necessary BABYLfMAS i.o.25c towatens. Moat., early today, "Fair Dtar’ program, which in­ ter our fundamental freedoau,” lips la gMuada for automatic dla- have to ba decided finally tn Waah- Trieste were speeding toward tha TWa could mean ag qUImate the makers of refrtgeretore, and tha V. S. Weather Btirean ALWAYS PLENTY OP PARKING SPACE AT THE harga. ington.’* • • ■torm-gtrieken area. The Ital­ rise da price callings •Chinee, radio and tele- cludes civil righU legislation, will Just what that acUmi might pswMeled asore nf the saiM te- be part of ths platform ths Dem- "1 helleva.’’ he aaid, "that ’toy ian Alv Oevpa also kaa J^ ed the NBA ■ata^ Lawn mowers and nlgM. be ta tha 1983 Campaign ta further increaaea la steel Wages atrugffe. Flalaekmaim ■ niaeta ranging down to ocraU adopt at tha party's nomi- "sUU under study," iByrd said to­ nattag convention next July, LOCKER PLANTand 1Y— ly Bsluct at thia Urns will only result ta in Tha tkreal.to Rovigo, ckief city to aipko «■ ttarf’ t’ huttMU and i>1b8. 18 lUXtS CONDEMNED day. ^ Increnne in the coat o t Uvlag . . . to tha m daita. cama from tha bjuMslng a more e iStlre 8eld. of consumer Athsaa, OMoes, Nav. 18-OH Mr. Truman told hla news eon-4I Andaraca, chalrmaa 'tt tha e s e e m , nov. is —on-^nia and th at It . will contnhuta ofarBowtag ■ m ee CanaL 18 waa fons ^ffrtdl, both more and leas —A s p e ^ eonrt mkrttal nan- fsrsBce at Ksy Wast, Fla., that OsatoergUe 8anatectai,Oi^paiga MEAT HOUSE i-mt T m m u y Nov. 14. dafinllely to the Inflationary apirat ■aodad by ths awalliu Ba river. itlM, now ia receiving about tanesd 13 psnsiu to deata to­ would ba tha case rsgardlasa of coaaatttee,______-said ha ia optissistta L.T.WOOD Net fehdfrt imM H m r.aliaa abmiB Wara tapor _lM t Bight cant of tho e t ^ 40 per day «■ ehaivsa of attemptiag whether ha runs again or comeons tltat aii o i^ can ba pet to .ths i|p^ SI M IL L STREET CRiAR OP ICE PLANT) TELEPHONE 8424 Fnirtena iadinaUd that a ataal I ptamiing to b a n t the apai that pMS t}(0 ahimlmun and M per ta nvivs Ornnaa’a Cmmmmlec also heads ths DemocraUc UckaC 4ra-p«rty strlM over clva irlgliitA T J ^ l I l e J k 83.808,-! Os|’• c-nau'35 get an Thraa nthnra warn And he repeated that ha won’t dta- MJMSU 1 XOririReni ae aH*aff Of only] l:sl eap< (tliBttaioM ns Fua Mtoa). toltta etcoa hla tatantleha until aftw, ha *.r 7 ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 16.1961 PAOK.TBHBI ^ JLINCHESTER EVEN1N(^ HERALD; BtANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 16.1961 Concordia’s Sale Beethoven Haa New Conductor Nazareiie Lists KEITH'S ''' Urges Respect Thanksgiving Race Funds Rent Rollback Dedicate Teacher Memorial Deemed Success Special Speaker NOWfOR THE HOUMVI «HEU < tmOmm ami mavmatm Na#HM The annual sale pf the Ladlsa' ______► U m o n O N NAFKINS, In Families To Fight Muscle Disease Applies Here At Keeney St. Ceremonies Rev. E. E. Grosee of Washing­ Aid o f the Concordia Lutheran ton, D. C., will be the special ^ i x m a m o s n a f k i n b MM Church on Wednesday evening waa [ d m U DO O BARD Lm rCH KO K N A nU N B speaker at the weekend convention 'A' Rev. BehiRrd Killeen Money collected by canvenaenAeald that neM yaar the Tall Cedara Manchecter Is Among With the children of the Kee-*de4tk# o< the two teachsw to hen- deemed auccessful, both aoclally M M Stm nCRBAHB NAPUMI ney School looking on, a band- at the local Church of tha Naza- along the route of the Thanksgiv- will take over the entire project or their mdmoriea in a manner and flnanclally. Despite the incle­ Tells Mothers Parents 18 Ciriet, Towns List* some white birch display case, that would ha of use to tha school rene. Services will be held tonight 11.00 Each Per 'lag Day foot raco, an athletic of raising money for much-needed ment weather many turned out research on the dread diaeaae. honoring the memory o f Mrs. children of Manchester. and Saturday night at 7:45 and ' Should Set an Example event which in the past haa at­ ed in “^ticsl” Ares and all the booth* containing fan­ Mr. Grosee will also apeak at the There ia no knowm cure for mua- Dorothy O'Meara Record, was ded­ __A wheel chair, used by one of cy work, Christmaa card*, home DAVEY OPTICAL COMPANY tracted runneri from all over the aular dystrophy, which first weak­ icated hi ceremonies at the achool the handicapped chUdren at the Sunday eervices which are held at baked goods and white elephant 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. nrOOB oriMALMlO DI8MWRER” Rev. Bernard Killeen of St. Jua- country, will go toward reaearch ens, then cripples, and finally kills Manchester is one of the IS cities yesterday afternoon at 2:15. Nathan Hale School, waa pur- glfta were very well patronized. m KADT STREET. TEU S>lX1t RESIDENCE MTT tln’e Perieh, Hartford, s*ve the Mr. Grosae is serving sa dla- on muBculer dystrophy, k fetal di- its victims. Although there .are and towns in the Hartford area af­ . Mrs. Sscord, who taught at the chaaod from tha fund In honw of The entertainment of tho eve­ mamntJ* u DAVEY, LIbm m S OpttalM trict superintendent of the Waah- membere o f the MoUiera Clrclea of aeaae with 100,000 victima In the 100,000 euffereri In the United fected by federal rent atablllaa- Keeney School, waa killed I ^ Mias Mindel ning waa especially well received. Mandiaater at their annual ban­ inpnn and Philadelphia district United States, moat of them be­ Statea, only $SO,OO0 haa been spent tion, which waa extended to all spring along with Miss Ida Mm- Mr*. Francis C. Miller, tsaeh- Mlaa Lenore ZWick favored the quet Wedneaday evening la St.' tween the agea of 3 and 13. . on medical research, , types of rental residential prop­ del, 'ttdio taught ' Manchaatar'a tng principal, accepted the eas* In the Nazarene denomination. Jamaa' Hall, much food for group with two piano selections. A Prior to holding thla office he INNERSPRING MATTRESSES Membera of Nutmeg Forest, Tall The Muscular Dystrophy Asso­ erties in the area on Nov. 7 when hkndicappod children, when the on behalf of the school. thought. Introduced by the chap­ play entlUed. "Welcoming the New served several paatoratea In the Cedars of Lebanon, scattered along ciation, founded by victims and it waa classified as ertUcal, with car In which they were riding The display case, with its Men- Minister," brought forth much lain of the combined Mothera Clr- the route will hand aouvenir pro­ parents of victims o f the disease, ranU being tolled back to tha Aug. Crashed through a guard rail of tifying bronse plaque, la tha re­ same district, the last of which clee. Rev. Robert Carroll, the laughter from the audience. Those waa the First Church of the Naza­ grams to all persona who donate believes 3250,000 should be raised I, IMI, level. James L. DeLucia, the barter Oak Bridge. sult of a coopsrattva sllort. Mist taking part included Mr*. Susan ipeaker drew a laugh from hU to tha fund. The event will be rene In Washington, D. C.. He for a minimum research program.. area rent director, announced the The dedication yesterday, was Haael Luts, art supervisor for the Hampton. Mrs. Clara Sibrinsz, audiance by the etatcment that he sponaored by the Forest every They point out that 30 out of 100 rent atablliaatlon and consequent made by Mr*." Florence Wood, ■chool, deeignsd the plaque, and served there for 10 years. He ii an understood tl\ey were the moet Mr*. Ida Diana, Ml** Anna Stav- outitanding speaker and all mem­ year from thla year on, according cancer victims can be saved if di­ roll back yesterday. president of the Manchester Ed­ the case, which measures 8A by 24 niUky, Mr*. Louise Kohls. Mr*. Influential group in Manchester, to Joseph F. Canade, secretary. bera of the church *a well as agnosis is made in the early stag­ Hie fqllowing cUies and towns ucation Association and chairman inches, was dealgnsd by Laurenre Elsie Cone, Mi** Martha Diana, STER LtN G as wall as the moat prominent, ao- Tha Nutmeg Foreat ia expected es, but every time muscular dys­ comprise the critical area: Hart­ o f the Mindel-Secord Memorial A. Spencer, the audio-vlaual In­ friends and viaitors, are urged to cially, educationally and financial­ Miss Anna Weiss, Mr*. El*ie Cus­ attend these services. to raise S1.006 o f the Tall Cedar'a trophy strikes, the victim is ford, Weat Hartford, Xast Hart­ Fund. The fund waa started b y structor, and waa built by Harold ter and Mrs. Lena Schubert. ly, and although St. Juatin'a has a national quota of SSO.OOO. Canade doomed. ford, Manchester, Bloomfield, the aaaoclation soon after the Dwyar of Bolton. Three door prize* were award­ Frederic E. Woraer Clarence W. Hetetng heavy debt, he said .he wouldn't Windsor. South Windsor, Wethers­ Jr»m expect more than tlOO apiece from ed, the winners 'being Mrs. Emma their children and lead them to John Fitxgerald, Mrs. R. J. Gal­ field, Newington, Glastonbury, Schindler, Bruce Stavens and Mrs. them. Rocky Hill, Farmington, Avon. The Beethoven Glee Club ac­ master of Emanuel Lutheran In a more aeiioua vein, he know Him. He hna also given them lagher. Mrs. Reginald Pelletier, Flood Races Michael Habcrem. cepts with regret the resignation Church and the club feel* fortu­ a pattern in Mary, the blessed Mrs. Domenick DiBattiato, Mrs. Simsbury, Canton, Granby, East EASTWOOD Mrs. George Winzier, general WILirUMS pleaded for more reapect (or one Granby and Bolton. of Frederic E. Werner as con- nate that he has agreed to be it* another among the membera of mother of Jesus. Alba Roeconi, Mrs. John Maletko, To Italy City chairman, was ably assisted by a doctor of that organization. Mr. conductor. Father Carroll, the Jovial as­ Mrs. John Rice and Mrt. J. B. "Thla means that now every Nontgonwry Fred large committee. aach family. Tha children cannot cun McMnrray Werner found It necessary to re­ Mr. Helsing is a graduate of the be expected to have respect for sistant pastor of St. Bridget's Well*. This committee did a type of rental housing accommo­ sign at this time because of his Boston School of Music. While EHx, Taylor OIL SERVICE their elder* unleaa the adulta act Church, contributed a joke or two. marvelous Job. The tables were dation in the Hartford critical area (Coatiaaed from Pago One) M seaae rstbsr other musical actlvlMe*. serving in the Navy during World Is subject to rent control There­ -A theiq an example. Chrlatian moth- He remarked that he had heard a ga.v with strips of green, yellow “ A PLACE Major Wage Hike Prior to ser\'ing as conductor War II, he organized men's chor­ 341 BROAD SIT. era who are membera of theae cir- number of comments in regard to and bitter, sweet streamers, green fore, all housing accommodations Bide of the canal, seeking to di­ IN THE MlUiondre for the past several years, Mr. uses among the sailors. He will as­ clea gather .not only to dltcuai the youthful appearance of Father and yellow candles and aeveral which were formerly decontrolled vert the flood waters into the Werner was accompanist for the sume hi* duties with the Glee arb now under control. Thla in­ SUN” ForChrlflty” physical and mental growth of Killeen, and said he, would look bouquets on each table consisting many irrigation canals which cut al l:U-t;IS-*:U *1 l:lt-S:U Asked In Steel singers. In both capacities he has Club on Monday, Dec. 3, FUEL knd RANGE OIL their children, but their religinu.a Just as young if his hair hadn't of chrysanthemums, bittersweet, cludes hotel rooms, new houses through the area. This would re­ enabled the club to show much The club is a non-.seclarian or­ growth. They want them to learn begun to recede, which brought a artemisia and ferns in green con­ buUt since Feb. I, IM7, addiUonal lieve the pressure on Rovigo. Taxas Ganlval—Tach. progress. ganization which cordially invites • ■ about God and out of that knowl­ laugh from the mothers. tainers. Members of individual self-contained housing accommo­ Throughout the province, refu­ (Continued from Page One) The club is pleased to announce all men desiring male choriis sing­ ★ ★ ♦ edge to love and aerva him. Mr*. Arthur England, chairman circles sat together, with the dations created since Feb. I, l»«7, gees were fleeing to higher that Clarence W. Helslng baa ac­ ing. The club meets every Monday Tha vocation of wife and mother names nf each circle lettered on by eubstantial alteraUons to exist­ price boost would follow any of the committee in charge, who ground. Provincial officials called w-age Increase. cepted the position ss conductor. at the Emanuel Lutheran Church OIL HEATING ia the moat challenging of all, he presided, thanked both priests for upstanding discs. ing Housei, units converted from on all truck and car owner* to .Mr, Helsing la organist and choir at 8 p. m. Jon-hn'Mlng to housing since Feb. BURNMDl It w a s Indicated here that the said. She la the real home maker. their contribution to the pro­ The head table ws* festooned help. Helicopters and army ■a aaris ssd She exerts the moet influence over 1. ip47. motels, motor courts, over­ steelworkers' union W's* ready to EQUIPMENT gram, and presented s check to with the colored strips of paper, planes droppeid food and rubber be settled without government her huaband and breadwinner, the Rev. Bemara Killeen for his work night cabins, tourist homes, tran­ rafts to 'villagee isolated by the Moats run r. MscRsnsr buck the wage stabilization simllqr bouquets and little flgures sient trailers and trailer spaces Ltas. Tsrisr X. rarhsr board s present formula. Murray help. man of her choice, supporting and at St. Justin's. Mrs. England was flood. Estimatck On Reqoeiit of men and women In Puritan cos­ and non-housekeeping, furnished said the union would not be satis­ The interest of Washington of­ encouraging hia efforts to make wearing a handsome corsage pre­ tume. in view of the approach of “ A Ptem la “A TWIN, FULL SIZESI In the landlord's own i*e*i- More than 5.000 refugees were fied with an increase of five cents ficials is high, since a steel strike CALL their partnership work smoothly. sented to her by the membera of Thanksgiving. The head table tan Sub” MUHonalra God has given mothers ways and dertop.” the rent director explained. reported , swarming into Rovigo an hour—which is all that the could cripple defense production, her own group,, the Infant Jesus of was placed in front of the plat­ last night They came from ell SI aits fsr Christy" 2-1257 maana to work with. In body, Prague Orcle. Others at the head Legal maximum rent* for all workers would be entitled to un­ and any steel wage or price ad­ Turkeys form. In the center with the mind, heart and soul: and He ex­ these recontrolled housing accom­ parts of the province. In which der the prc.sent rules. They had a justments could dent existing FAMOUS QUALITY AND COMFORT! table were Mrs. John Franzosa of curtain background was a beauti­ some 170,000 teres are under ■at. 1 a. Bi.I. RR| secial C h ild m 's pects them to use theae waya in the same circle, co-chairman; Mrs. modations are those which were baise test fall. Murray did not set stabilization rules. 2B POUNDS and OVER molding tha hearts and aoula of ful statue of the 'Virgin Mary with charged on Aug. 1, 1951. Housing water. a&L a figure on what raise will be 4 Open An Account Liborol Torma Mr*. John O'Neil, who was in "The only etffect of this critical W r it * I d x U , e - « H r t r M charge of reservations, estimated spiring particular devotion to I Named DesiicT 2.00, 1.25 er an insured yearly income re­ came fa Michaeli ter their tiarling. W e invite yau ta Jesus, Mary, Joseph and the designation la to bring under rent Tha Ttatinc (Tax laclndad) gardless* of steel production or de­ the attendance at 235, an excellent control those unite listed above turnout for a stromy evening. Ar­ saints. TWUnH mand. Employers in steel and eheeie yaur irerlmg here .. where mare than 100 pattern* which have previously been de­ All Scats nold Paganl of the Garden G ^ve controlled." Mr. DeLucia eippha- » m o N other industries have insisted that Caterers served a delicious dinner Reserved at America'* leading tilverimitht await yaur lelectian. sired. These units must be regis­ mich insurance could be costly MANCHESTER consisting of fruit cup, turkey tered within 45 day* from Nov. 7. during depression years. PRIVATE LESSONS with dressing and mashed potato, 15 Lb. TURKEY GIVEN! W e d d in g s when rent control on these units Murray said his union repre- tossed salads, relishes, spaghetti became effective. aents substantially all the em­ with tomato aauce, roll* and but­ The necessary registration Prioe* For This Engagement ployes in the steel industrj-. and • 8UITAR ter. ice cream and coffee. KoMk-Vercelli KNITTING MILLS form* are now available at the Mat. 74o—E w . $1.2>—Child 15c therefore It would be easy for the Mr*. Kosak, chairman of the Miss Fermins Vercelll, daughter Area Rent Office, which is located steel companiew to grant the with the Purchase of a •MANDOLIN decorating committee, was assist­ of Mr. and Mr*. Edward J. Ver- St 119 Ann street, Hartford, and 8TrN» M ON- TUBS. union's union shop demand. This M4 Ml, te . I r -1 1. ..'i/Jir i ed by the following mothers: Mr*. is open from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. would require all workers in the RETAIL celli of South Bolton, and Chester M b , iml> V •VIOLIN every weekday, except Saturday. Industry to belong to Murray's J. Kosak, son of Mr. and Mrs. All Ian "ords and tenants who union and pay dues. TEL. 2-3372 SALESROOM JEWELERS ...... SILVERSMITHS SINCE IBOO Frank .1. Kosak of 13 Kerry street, have rental problems are urged It seemed clgpr, however, that L. S. KUDLACH CRpSLEY BRUNO DUBALUO this town, were married Saturday to visit the rent office during the neither the union nor the ateel .T. C. MORRISON 9St MAIN •STREET ...... MANCHESTER URA SKRABA Z above hours. ml VNT MNS. ta RHta« IMRSI • Mw ta Re IMM •• mm TaltplMNM AR02 8 8 Nov, 10. In St. James' Church! iP^taCSitataWtaita companies expect their dispute to ROY HARRINGTON IN HARTFORD AT PRATT AND MAIN STREETS o r The double-ring ceremony was E iU-’T: *\")Unny Side of the Street** 2-3700 Toachor of Piano performed by Rev. Edgar Farrell Refrigerator or Range! at a nuptial high Mass at 10 itio o'clock. Organist Jane Maccarone WAIT A* .Hw He In Early P'or Yours I Buy your new Crosley Beforo played the bridal music, and white DISNEY’S chrysanthemums decorated the CIRCLE J Thaiik-sgiviniL. . . Get a Luscious, Tender 16 Pound altar. 'CMEERELU* Turkey At No Additional Cost To You! Bridal attendants were Miss TODAY Ihni MONDAY Angela Vercelll, sitter of the bride, CROSLEY ELECTRIC CROSLEY ELECTRIC ANNUAL as maid of honor, and Spirito Ves- RANGES starting at REFRIGERATORS, at co. of 12 Division street, brother- [all in p e r s o n ] ^ in-law of the brldgegroom, w’*a •M best man. Keith's Budget Terms Make It T h i n k i n g BAZAAR Escorted to the altar and given Easy l^ir You To 199.95 $209 in marriage by her father, the |#CARHEN COLISCUM Own Aad Enjoy A Sat,, Nov. 77 bride wore a gown of ivory candle­ WMt SpriagflaM Crosley In VOIR light aaUn. It's flttsd bodice had NIgkUy Nov. M tkni Dae. 1 % RETAIL '..ALfSKOOM Home! Liberal Terms . . . Open An Account a high Rimed back collar trimmed [AVUIARD fl:U P. M. A b o u t 1 to i:0 0 P. M. with irideacent sequins, seed Mat. Sat- Dsc. 1 aad Ikm., Dae. t KdiTTinG niiiis FREE PARKING la our pearl* and rosepoint lace; long, t :U P. M. pasTd parking lot adjaesat tight sleeves that formed a point V.iNCH[SUR GR[[N CONN to store. No Meter parking K. of C. HOME over the hands. The full skirt ex­ bi block Just south. C o n v e r t i n g 138 MAIN ST. tended into a sweeping train. Her veil o f illusion fell from a peartiaed STORE HOURS: Open Daily Gibbon* Aeenibly, C. L. of C. tiara and she carried a bridal bou­ From • A. M. Until S:SO P. I quet of white roeei with an orchid C A V E Y ’S ChrUtnaaa Gifts la Graat Va­ M. Closed Wednesday At center. Noon. Open Thursday Until riety. Aproas, KalttsC Cho- The maid o f honor wore a gown JeffCWUnUR DANCIIIO TONICHT T o O i l ? ehotad aad EmbroMerod A r­ • P. M. ticles, Haadkerektafs. Adorabia of Persian peacock satin and P andy 1 TO THE Drestsd Dells. DeUdoaa Heme- tulle, with its low cut neckline EwIyiK^ DEWEY-RICHMAN baked Feeds, Caady aad Caaaed edged with silver heed trim, satin IMHLU Geoda; also Hemcaeade Candlea. Jacket and bouffant skirt of the Russell CONSIDER THESE tulle. She wore a matching head­ SYMPHONY Drop In and Browse Around piece trimmed with an ostrich KPELLA-7 'J aad EiOoy a Seelal Cup of Tea. feather and carried an arm bou­ iTI*: J.T FOUR MORIARTY RDVANTRGES: - f quet of yellow roses. h ftew^ffbfurinp The mother o f the bride received ON THE SAME SHOW » in a black dress with matching FiMMatae SPECIALIZING IN TOWN ADVERTISEMENT nal pnd the bridegroom's mother A New Technteelor Hits in a purple dress and black acces­ sories. ^ th mother* wore orchid CUSTOM BUILT cortages. A dinner and reception for 120 M A K E Y O U R <1) GOMPLETE HEETIIW SERVICE gueete was held at the Itallan- RESERVATIONS GARAGES (ffTwe iRffkt MJwOMale to eewplada American Club on Eldridge street, AND RUBBISH which was decorated with white NOW wedding bell*. AMESITE DRIVEWAYS it) INBIVIDUAUZED EQUIPMENT For a wedding trip to Washing­ Evcorthiaf From . Onr awe- DINE AND DANCE GAVEY’S left on oil others. Ceme m and see TURKEYS wifl alort in dtsifiMrtod oroos cH 7:00 A . M . (I) MY LEFT OVER COM REMOVED aeagar wfll caU tar tat this charming new pattern eeoMf Don’ t Mifls Out On Our Excellent Broad Breasted On R« gtata taoarS taataOaMaa). fgtM tifdoa: daihrar tat Thanksfivinp Birds NOV. 17th, 1951 COLLECTION W iltie’s Grill i t Self Soataehe enbroidcry on Marquisette yoke. SCHEDULED AS FOLLOWS: a m a cfcargA I t saia EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 6-pioM Ptaco Sottinf $27.50 ORDERS NOW BEING TAKEN 446 CENTER STREET Rhinestone dreflOeup pin. (9*A Tex led.) Deliveries Will Be Made' On Tuesday Before tanliflioatatam iiiatt i t TONIGHT— DANCING 9 to 1 A . M. DANCE AT THE Thonkflciviac In Manchester AREA BOUNDED PINE \ TO THE TUNES OF i t Sises 14 to 18. TIUPHONE MANCHESTER 4849 Ndrtb by Sooth Windaor Una. -Footguord Ballroom O R S T O R K S PHARMACY Opposite T li^oot Offieo—Hitk BtrooL Hartford Block w Purple. 9950 East by South Main. Main, Union, o m I S lo la r SCi Ctntar 8t T«L S-MU Texhvel cndHitWcHcrn EchCcs PHyinc Yesr FsYorite Mdodiss—Hot or Swott DEWEYBICHMAN Stron ta. Fiat DcHany KATURINO: RUSS SCHURER'S ORCHESTRA Ik ICIMUSfUn. RAKNinit ^ , -w ^ VUifllONi SMS ^ E THE FIGHTS ON TELEVISION EST. 1906 SPRINE BROOK POULTRY FARM Soutb by Gloatenbnry Town U nt. FINEST OF HOME COOKING Legal Boverogoa Coma Stag or Cooplod »I4.98 SixxliRf Stosko . . . Chess . . . Sesfood . . . Ls Pins ADM. BSe TAX INCLe-AM PU PARRINOl 767 MAIN STREET - STORKS. CONN. W ait by Bait Hartford Towo Uot. COA'® FINE W n ^ UQUORS ssd BEER Proper Attire RagaiPMl

i ... BtANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCaiESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 16.19iSl ■ V ' . ■ - , ■ t O C B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1951 PAGE Fi v e ZoaiaE Board Hoarlnc For PiccM Stoltii Finnegan Jury Would limit Would Vest Wm Bo on Not. 26 Accord Due I^Q ieney’s Thomas Weir, and Assistant Fire tanks were used 47 times. Dry tifled public acroimtanta of Hart­ scs ns well aa salary Increaee*. News Tidbits Alarm Superintendent Frank Rob­ PoUCe are investigating the Voters of SMFD Approve powder extinguishers were used ford. A copy of the report is on Calling fo;- an nnoffirlal hand vote ZoolBg B oom of Appeoto inson were also re-elected to fill eight times: foam, five times; sods theft of two fur neck pieces, Under Duress, Liquor Hours Culkd from AP Wires file In the "Town Clerk’s office, e to determine tf the voter* would “ AimyCtder World Curb public hearing details of which On Buffer, their posts. In each case one bal­ and acid, 14 times: fire gun, 13 Treasurer’s Report approve Increases In salaries for stolen during the heavy shop­ ^ipeor in another atorjr in to- lot wss cast by the secretary. ping hours last liight ftom A ll Proposed Expenditures times, large chemical tanks, eight Treasurer George W. C. Hunt re­ ail paid men and the chief there Lawyers Claim Kyodo Newe Agency reporte da^a Herald, will ba held on Commissioner's Report times; Indian tanks, 182 times; ported 127,677.18 in all banks, In- was one dissenting vole Blair’s on Main atracL James D ii^on Will Coiuider Monday, Her. 38. Besides outlining the proposed CiPAnHA G d b f « r Aayoii Blair, owner of the store, re­ that Kyoto University leftist In Council UN Reports and 191 extinguishers were rludlng s carry-over appropriation Before adjournment, (larence Proposed Ordin9mce group «Mch dem onstrated budget, which was later approved, charged for residents of the town. reaerve of 91,-528.7.3. The voters al­ Bootli rose to the floor and spoke ported the theft to police. (Cantlnaai from Page Om ) A tax rate of two snd one half • rstemsker snd particularly tha of­ “fitiiwg lor Winter b* against emperor defies order to the commissioners alto reported Total fire loss to buildings wss lowed closing this account, with ft- in tietinlf of the Civil Itefense Value of the pieces waa not At Tuesday Meeting mills for the South Manchester fice of fire marshal. A full time on. all expenditures for equipment negan on O ct 11. Tha aama Juiy dialMUid.. .President Juan D. Per- (OentlBBed froM F a n One) (OoatteMd from Pag* Oae) 914,314.96 and lo rOntenls 995,- nsnees used to purchase ariditinnni Fire Aiixtllarv and lauded the ef­ (tine; UAC Also Vot^ estimated. Fire Dietrict for the fiecal year ' clerk will be provided during the during the year. As suggested In 388.10 for s grand total of 9109,- hose to bring the hose in fire on says polities in on way out in 14 weeks the rate book it being fort* of I lie rhief and-his men for LEWYT’S had cleared Ftnnegan of any A proposed ordinance limiting Argentina—that the country la on armament eonference whieh he tioned the announcement by the ending Oct. 31, 1952, looms as s 1 the review by the National Board 653.08. The value of property at headquarters up to full capacity. their untiring efforts In forming compiled snd a half-time clerk- of Fire Underwriters, the new Ls- ‘ .ttM M y BroOMra waa ena o f 30 wfong-dolng in.a partial report to the buaineaa hours o f package road to becoming labor naloa suggested lost week and appeared Bulletins Eighth Army's Judge Advocate prohsbility more than s possibilitv risk wss buildings. 91,045.971,82. To he included In the purchases and Inslruriing the nuxillary He that the Communists have killed ; typist la needed for the balance of France pumper wss bought and Is snd contents, 9460,400. for which these funds are to he ONMCUcut OnM abarlnc in 93,- consisted of clinical and testing Judge Moore last March 21. storea in Manchester srill coma up state. to put the queation o f diaarmanMnt following tha annual meeting of I the year for general office work praised the work of several men Two peraons are killed and 21 front tho AP Wirca thousands o f UN prisoners since in service at Ctompsny No. 1. used will he one E snd .1 Inhala- individually and requested a round •n^lOOO worth o f N aUot^ dafanaa rooms. • The investigation waa resumed for dlacuasion under new-business the district held last night at the I entailed. As tire marshal, Schsuh report­ Miaa Harriet Nash, early child­ others Injured when Atlantic back in the hands of the UN where laM November. Spruce street fire headquarters. The radio-telephone/ equipment tor-resiiscllator and two Scott air of applause for the exlendeil iw lianta airarflil In tha atata in When the elderly jurist told the at the meeting of the Board of I Director Walter Mahoney sec- approved at the la.st meeting of ed 48 installations of gasoline GHeATCST hood and parental consultant Jurora to try again. At tha time Directors in the Municipal Build­ coast (ine railrosd’s Havana spe­ the West has Instated it belongs. The truce negotiatore will take About 80 voters In the district ap­ tanks, varying from ,’SOO to 3.000 parks. courses In fire fighting and first tha WMk ottdihr O ct 34. tha Boa- PLANB CRASH KILLS U I onded the motion for, the pur- the district has been purchased from the State Board of Educa­ Judge Moore told the Jurors they ing Tuasday at 8 p. m. cial sldewlpea freight train and de­ Referring to hia earlier state­ up the matter of * exchanging war proved oil appropriations and ex­ I chases after Cojnmissloner Hunt gallons, hsd been inspected snd No other business came tiefore sId offereit hy the regular men of tow rational oSIca o f tha U. 8. tion. made the arrangements for molishes depot at nearby Hortense ment that he had not been able to Warsaw, Poland, Nov. 18—(F) penditures isibmitted by the Board and installed on four trucks, the the meeting. I'ilrertor Mahoney the .'tooth Manchester Fire De­ had not received the aaalatance to Also under new business are prisoners if and when some sort ; had read his motion. Mahoney chief's car and at headquarters. approval stickers placed to trsns- Datartment of Labor announead the group to visit the modem which they were entitled from cer­ the enlargement of the Develop­ crossing In Nahunta Ga. sleep for laughing after hearing — A FellMi State olrMaea plane of an agreement is reached on the of Fire Commissioners. I asked how long It would take for port class one, two snd three fuels. did ask the Board of Fire CVnumis- partment. today. Tha Uma la t betwaan tha children's clinic founded by Dr. the plan outlined, ha said mildly New hose as approved hss been sioners If any correspondence hail tain partlei In official quartera. ment Commission discussion rs- American Industry paces world enelMd near Leds yesterday, buffer tone. Commissioner and District I delivery on the new serial truck Also, 93 underground storage anrardint o f tha contracta and tha in "aircraft engineering, says "We may or may not refer to that Treasurer George W. H. Hunt out­ purchased and is in service. Work­ been received by them since the Arnold Geselle. Judge Moore, himself former kUlIng I t paeeengeta and foor Meanwhile, Allied warplanes I snd Hunt said that the earliest tanks snd all service stations snd aBBOuncamant today la In accord- a quastad by Director Melvin 8. Frederick B. Rcntschler, chair­ again." crew members, the PoUah Frees lined the proposed budget for the ing hours of the day-men we*-* previous meeting. Commissioner Internal Revenue collector here, Hathaway, tha conatruction of a roared over Communist Korea I promise was 200 dsys and more reduced to .56 hours a week ss re­ garages had been inspected. All with aUr.dard tovemment man of board of United Aircraft Vlshinaky said that now, after oanonneed today. Ooly oeoat ensuing year. The new budget is convalescent horries, day care Hunt said a requeal for an in­ CALL gave the Jurors apeclAc auggaa- houaa o f comfort requested by and Red Jets swarmed down out I likely one year. The aerial truck quested and in acrordance with -1 1 4 ] wractlea, aoeordlat to Harry 8. Corporation . . . Condition of Sen. carefully analysing the propoeals lisporte appeared In the nowo- of Manchuria in clear flying an Increase of about SS.non over schools for children snd all schools crease In pay had been submit led tiona on where to took for infor­ Director Walter T. Mahoney, and will cost approximately 933,000. provtslona of the leglalative act Charles W, Lathrop hanattn who la in charta of gov- Styles Bridges (R., NHI. con­ Submitted by the United States, P6PWT* ______weather but both aides held their last year, rising to 91.30.400. In Mahoney submitted s photostatlc In the district were inspected, in writing hy f,ull time employes, afwnent contracta for ^anay. Obituary mation. the dcaignation of banks as de- valescing in Grand Rapids from Britain and France, he was posi- addition. Hunt said, the special ap­ of the State of Connecticut. One Tsx rolleclor’s Beporl hut that was i-onung before llie FOR fire. .- copy of a meeting of the district week'a vacation with pay e; ern world ia running about one from 7 to 11 o'clock this evening. ita seventh annual CThrlstmas sale at the end of September to 182 as >osal to end the dispute over the predominance o f the preaent Burial will be In the East Ceme­ Applicants grumbls about the red of Oct. 31. And the wny things are 9 teachers, Mrs. Henry McCann, million long tons a year ahead of and silver tea, tomorroiv from 1 to Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. He offer­ Btockholdera are aubacribing to tery with the Watkins Funeral tape. Some of the ateps they must going, he indicated, this load will Mra Stanley Juros; parents, Mrs. production. their holdlnga, and an overaub- 9 p. m., at the home of Miss Helen ed to agree to cooperation by the Home in charge. go through: Berry snd Miss Elsie Collins, Bol­ drop further. Ralph Fisher, Mrs Wilfred Llake; Offer if LimMtdf aeription of the offering to be 1. The Japanese must submit UN In setting up "necessary ma­ principal Vincent Ramiai and ton Center. 'There were 26,449 cases on the ' Come in Todayl made la expected, N. William statements from responsible per- state relief load at t ■ , ! chinery, atmosphere and prepara­ Betty Tyeon of the Wllllmantlc HOOD'S Ea No| 19 pure a8d 9WNt > tion ” for such a vote. British offi- Knight, executive vice president -•ons testifying to her charsclw An innovation at the bazaar and month, he said, or 299 less than Teachers College. o f the bank aaid today. ciaU in London promised to study Report cards have been issued A (risti and wholesoma party traat VYf Funerals and background. lea of Gibbons Assembly, Catho­ the previous iiioiiln, i rior lo Uiui. the Egyptian proposal. H ERE’S WHAT YOU GtTI The aharaa will be increased 2. The service man must show he monthly decrea.sea ran 305, ISO recently making the subject for Comairiant, too—you simply pour It H '/tt lic Ladles of Columbus, tomorrow Chechoslovakia’s Deputy Foreign p h o n e • Mirror Rniih from 1200.000 to 9400.000 by the can financially support the girl snd 29 for the previous three discussion especially timely. Par­ p e n Be t 7' ku'di.r Ksd. • 4 'S e rrn lo d LMikfy Knif# Mrs- Margaret P. Srhleldge afternoon from 1 to 6 o’clock, at Minister. Mrs. Gertruda Sekanl- CMMrin arid irown-ups all adora IL 7 Q 5 - * O 9 7' Claovar • 3* C'Offefrvil Knife «4ainU«i-ileel 3. Both must undergo a physical month.''. ents are cordially invited, aa this Bale o f additional Aarea of the Funeral .‘ten-ices for Mrs. 5tar- the K. of C. Home, 138 Main nova-Carrtova, told the assembly 9 • * TKin M aat • S' Sondwicb Knif# • Rrott riveted par value of 925 each at the sale garot Porterfield Schieldge of 123 examination by an American mill street, will be a table of miscel­ Forty per cent of the latest 299 meeting should prove Informative that A.s.'wciatcd Press (^Jrrespon- and interesting to them. Call Manchester 7706 t>AY 9 1 ' Root* SNcar • 3* Poring Knife retewoed honrflet price of not less than 935, and per­ Benton street, widow of Frederick tar>' doctor. laneous articles suitable for esse drop came in the aid to de­ dent William N. Oatis, Jailed by 9 7 ' C h e f'i 7or$ • $•* Stenh Knivet ndtfi • All hollow.groun^ sona holding shares at the date of Schieldge, were held this after­ 4. If either is under 21, the Christmas gifts, in charge of Mrs. pendent children program. Sincy her Communist government In a S O ^ y 91* Knurled Sbor^aning Sfetl lerraied edge* h in d e t the meeting will be given priority noon at 2 o'clock at the W. P, written consent of parents is Lawrence Decker, Mrs. Walter each such esse represents aid to trial denounced throughout the S H O P ^ AH Deiigned by fnglitbtown Cutlery Ud. in the purchase of the additional Qulih Funeral Home, Rev. Fred necessary. Balch and Mrs. Harding Ste­ an average of three and one-half western world, was carefully pre­ MENSC 7 1 shares. R. Eklgar of the South Methodist 5. Both must be personally in­ phens. Another table featuring persons, it actually means the lop­ pared for spying. 917 MAIN STREET Church officiated and burial waa terviewed by the commanding of- Jellies, home canned fruits and ping off of around 420 persons. The Philippines Foreign Secretary MANCHESTER.CONN. The fact that stockholders have in the East Cemetcrj'. flrer and a chaplain. candy will be presided over by remaining 60 per cent of the drop Carlos P. Romulo called upon the ORANGE HALL Yours For Your Old Vacuum Cloonor avidienced an interest in purchasing The bearers, all relatives of the Mrs. John Daly. Mrs. Robert Cul­ the additional shares. Knight aaid. Then there is the poliee check came from 180 fewer old age as­ great powers to get down to a deceased, were .lohn Porterfield. ver and Mrs. Arthur Smachettl. brass tacks discussion of all prob­ "la Indicative of the public accept­ Jr., Sheiwood Porterfield, Arthur .Tapanose intelligence officers in­ sistance rases. whon you trado it in on tho vestigate to determine whether the Officials regard the 120 fewer lems in an effort to save "all man­ ance of the bank's management." Allen. Burton Tuttle, John Dery- Miss Marjorie Burr, head diet!-, kind from the unimaginable hor­ noski and Frapk Dahmt. brulc-to-be has ever engaged aid to dependent children cases as subversive activities. tlan at Manchester Memorial Hos­ rors of an atomic war." He ia one pital. has been elected secretary of much the more aigniflesnt since it of many delegates of smaller The final step Is at the con­ represents a drop of over two per BINGO the Connecticut Dietetic Associa­ th ANNIVERSARY SALE countries anxiously appearing to 16 Child Study Group sulate office. There the marriage cent of the former total of around EVERY SATURDAY NI6HT 7:4S British Suez Rule Is formalized and the entry visa tion. the big powers to talk things over CAMPBELL N O W IN FULL SW IN G ! An ntpeciirily fine array of typical Clifford quality men’s wear a»'a»»rae»ive< LEWYT 5,100 cases. in Paris to avoid the explosion Atteuds Institute issued. ly reduced prices. Soles will conrinue through neit Wednesday only. Everyone knows when Clif< VACUUM CLEANER Hehl Peaee Threat The army officers who handle Mr. and Mrs. John W. Holden, The fewer old age ss.sistsnce that could mean World War III. the investigation must pass Judg­ formerly of Washington street, cases, viewed in the light of the In the budgetary and adminis­ ORANGE HALL HATS ford's putt on a sole— IFS A SALE! Don't miss it! Come in tomorrow while the buying is at iYs best. The members of the Washing­ ment on the girl and decide wheth­ moved this week to 81 Oakland former total of around 21.500 trative committee of the assem­ ton School Child Study Group (ContiaUrd from Page One) er the marriage would succeed— street. Known aa the Wells Strick­ cases, means a drop of less than bly, Norway. Denmark, Sweden land properly, Mr. and Mrs. Hold­ and Iceland Jointly urged a cut of Aqua-proofed fur felts. traveled to New Haven on Tues­ and do It all without offending the one per cent In the over-all load. Regularly 97.50 day to observe at the Geaelle In­ was being investigated. intended bridegroom. • en acquired it during the past If present economic conditions more than .’M) per cent in the num­ ber of top UN officials, to produce stitute. A Socialist party assembly here "We're in a tough epot," one summer. and boom employment continue, Members were given the oppor­ last night called upon the Egyp­ officer said. "We have to satisfy officials see a continuation of the efficiency and economy. SUITS and TOPCOATS 95 tunity to observe either in tha tian government to “send an \il- the army, satisfy the man who Dupllcats bridga will be played decline which became noticeable NOW $4.98 nursera school or to watch the llmatum to Britain to atop her ag­ makes tile application and tiatlsfy tonight St Tinker HsU, starling at last &Iay. SPECIAL SERVICES clinical te stt^ of a 9 yaai' old gression in the cansl rone wlthm tliose who complain if an applica­ 8:15. Winners in last week's tour­ PLAID SUITS Expression Club AT THE Single and Dnuble-Breasled boy. All observation was dona 15 days and evacuate within one tion is disapproved. Sometimes It's nament were fIrsL Harold Hills LONG-SLEEVE from behind apeclally built screens month.” hard to please them all." and James Baker, 98; second, Mr. Regular*. Shnrts, Longs • The assembiy. attended by sev­ and Mrs. Duane King. 62>i, and Makes Recorcls which enabled the viewers to ob- Most applications are approved. Minor Accident 100":, WOOL aerve the children without their eral thousand Sociali.sts, ndoptnl third, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Un- CHURCH of The NAZARENE POP-OVER knowledge that they ware M n g a resolution saying "If Britain guerer, 62. Caii8e§ Arrest The monthly meeting of the Lil­ WORSTED SUITS watched. fail! to withdraw within one Public Records lian Gertrude Grant Expresion 466 MAIN STREET SHIRTS REG. ftS l-M ...... NOW $.39.95 After the observation periods month,' 'Egypt should break dip­ Daniel F. Verilll, Jr., son of Mr. Club waa held at the Grant Studio REO. $60 and $65 NOW $51.95 lomatic relations with London and and Mrs. DanIsI F. Verilll of 112 Brown*. Tans, Blues, Blue the directors of the Institute held Edwin M. Hinds of Franklin, on Cambridge street last night. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 7:45 P. M. Rcfirular $1.50 REGULARLY S6.9S eenferencea to explain the various wage "a guerrilla war against Warrantee Deeds Princeton street, was honorably New Hampshire, was arrested for The newly elected president, Mrs. 8tripea. (irays. British forces In the canal aone." techniques used in the testing and Richard E. and Ellen J. Tur- discharged from tha armj) on Nov. violation of rules of the road yes­ George H. Sullivsn of Hsrtford, SUNDAY AT 10:45 A. M. AND 7:30 P. M. in the classroom activltlea. A coltc to C. James Murphy and 9. A graduate of Hanensster High terday afternoon by Patrolman presided at the business session, All Wool (iaiiardineo general discusaioq group followed Doris S. Murphy, property on School. Roushon Institute of Pho­ Milton Stratton following an ac­ after which Misa Grant conducted NECKWEAR N0W$3J» and Worsteds with Dr. Frances Ilg, director of U. S. Troops Learn Server street. - tography and the Signal School of cident at the comer of Center and the workshop program. In accord­ The GuMt Sp«dc«r REG. $69.75 and $70 the institute, aniwering the ques­ Anthony J. Miller to John G. Photography at Fourth Mon­ Edgerton streets. According to po­ ance with their assignments, mem­ tions on child bchs'vior problems mouth, N. J.. Mr. Verilll was an lice. Dominic Guokaa of Windsor, REV. E. E. GROSSE OF WASHINGTON, D. C. NOW 856.9.5 Of Red Atrocities and Eugenia Stoutnar, property on bers participated in presentation 1 lA)t $22.50 Value Browna, Tans, Blues. which the group had compiled at Horton road. army photographer until his dis­ operating a New Rye Baking Com­ and acceptance speeches which a previous meeting. Gertrud* and Helen Carrier to charge. He will resume business pany truck, entered Center street they had prepared in connection SPECIAL MUSIC — ALL ARE WELCOME SUEDE LEATHER The members also had the op­ (Continued from Page One) John M.\ Miller, property at 40 aa co-owner of Aldan Photograph­ from New street and gave s with their studies in the speech signal for a turn into Edger­ portunity to make a complete tour Cambridge street. ers. arts. JAMES R. BELL, Pastor Ho dust bag to empty! o f the two buildings that comprise ton street. Hinds attempted to conflict in the figures between va­ Two properties fi-om Green Recordings were made of indi­ ZIPPER TOPCOATS the child study clinic. One build­ The meeting of the Come Double pass on the right and struck the e H’t Oui**—a# reerl Terrific suction power, yet super-quiet! rious agencies. We wanted to Manor Elststes, Inc., to Victor Del vidual practice work in poetry $45 and $47.50 ing wraa devoted entirely to the be right.” Greco, Lawton road and to Ernest Club of the North Methodist bakery truck, ^tng minor damage Lewyt’s io eas.v on your nerves, ouraery school while the other to the right front fender. reading, and the members then JACKETS All Wool (iabardines The army newspaper. Stars and M, and Eve T. Blron, property on Oiurch scheduled for tonight has enjoyed the humorous one-set Some Nylon Lined e rre.erv*. yawr rua»l Famou.i #80 Car|>el Nozzle gets em­ Stripes, previously had published Elizabeth drive. been changed to tomorrow night Maurice S. Sanders of New York bedded dirt, lint, even dog hairs . . . with lew rug wear, City was arreated yesterday after­ play, "It Sometimes Happens", $-■19,95 the story. Separate properties from Roll' St 8 o'clock at the church. Raglan nr Met-in Sleeves e 3 niler. purify the airl Unhealthy du.sf can’ t eaeape the noon by Patrolman John Turner read by Mra. SulIivM and Miaa It^s Tops fo r Dates tng Park. Inc., to Russell D. Booth, Anna Filbig. Regular*, Shorts and l.ongs. Speed-Sak, Dusfalator, and Micro-Filter, Barry road: George R. Pate, Bairy The Epworlh League of the for going through a red light on Main street. With the singing o f the evening NOW $1438 e 7 Work-ipaadlag enachment.l Do all your dusting; brighten road; John R. LaRoeque. Saultcrs South Methodist Church will hymn the members adjourned un­ 155 ALL WOOL Perky Poodle road and Robert S. Candridge,- meet Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Horace T. Decker of '26 West­ GABARDINES ....$1.1.95 drapes, clean radiators, spray, wax, e 'cn de-moth closeta. minister rosd was arrested for til Friday evening, Dec. 21. when MOADCLOTH Wlllard read. Mies Nan Taggart will be in the Christmas meeting will be $88 ALI. WOOL e Sweep.'bare fisert, lineleumt .Swish and dirt disappears! No Leonai-d S. Bei-man to Jean B. charge of devotions. After a brief failure to stop fo s school bus by Like money in your purse more dust-spreading brooms or back-breaking dust-pans. Patrolman Thomas R. Graham. held. SHORTS GABARDINES . . . .$51.95 Burkland, property at 38 Devon business stoslon the members will Gripper ^and boxer typea. • Se MaM, aa.y I* w.el Olid*, imeolhly in any direction —follows drive. attend the presentation of Berlioz’ you around effortlesaly as you clean! Oak Hill, Inc., to Edward J. HoH. great "Requiem" in the auditorium Reg. 91.00 and 91.35 property on Otis street. at 7:30 by the Chancel choir, un­ N O W *9e Quit Claim Deeds der the direction of Organist Her­ * Save more then half Kent Company to Leonard 6. bert A. France. HARVEST DANCE on smart new clothes for Regular tlJM) Berman, property at 38 Devon N O W S l . l f SPORT COATS drive. The Past Chiefs’ Club of Memo­ Sponsored By your wardrobe.. > on curtains William A. and Edna A. Hail rial Temple, P>'thian Sisters, will Wuerdig to Oak Hill, Inc., property meet this evening at the home of Manchester Registered Nurses’ Ass4>ciation snd other furnishings for Regrularly $22.50 - and $24.95 on Otis slrrot. Mrs. Ads Peckham, 431 Lydsll your home . . . with a Frcc- ATHLETIC SHIRTS Certificate of Xtlachmeat street. Mrs. Peckham will be i FRIDAY, NOV. 23 - 9 fo 12 BRUNNER’S of Re«l Estate aisled by her daughter, Mra. Wcstinghousc. . . the Regularly 91.86 NOW $19.98 John S. BIsseli, Coventry, Gladys Gamble. TELEVISION DEPa I t MENT sgainst Harriet Mnuchtn. Scars- AMERICAN LEGION HALL modtm sewing machine N O W « tc dale,. N. T., and Abraham Gevirtz, Four repreeentatives of tha with new features that moke Regularly $27.50 and 829.75 New York City, 97,500, property Mancheeter High School Student MUSIC BY KABRICK’S SOCIETY CLUB on Birch and Main street Council will appear on Manchea- tewing easier and more Marriage Lirehse ter Matinee tomorrow. Albert PUBLIC INVITED fun than over before. NOW $23.98 Clifford Laurence Sullivan and Groaaman and Constance Glenney, ALW AYS A BETTER DEAL Jean Loul.se Johnson who will ^ tenlora, and James r Farrell oihI Full Rotary Bobbin manled Nov. 24 at Emanuel Lu­ Patricia Shlrer. Juniors, will be in­ SWEATERS Phono S191 for your uoIomimm to Elomffn* theran Church. terviewed by Jack Brooks and re­ Gear Driven Regrular 55c, 65c, 75c Regularly $35.00 Building Permits quest their favorite songs. All wool allp- strofo tho famous Lovryt Cloonor in your T o John Urevith and Son of 41 Portable or Console V on*. roate and homo. IT'S FREE! NO COST TO YOU! Eaat street, Hartford, to erect a HOSIERY NOW $28.98 aleevelrs*. gasoline station at 24 Main street “ A Delightful Place for Fine Food” Eye Injury Suit Mahogany, Walnut, for Gulf OH Corporation of Newr REDUCED York. 97,800. • REGULARS To Rogers Corporation for al­ Reaches Accord Maple, Blond 89e $7.00 Down Holds Your Lewyt terations snd additions for a fac­ A, • SHORTS tory on Mill street, 92,000. 20% To E. A. Burgess for Dr. E. M. Settlement for damage iMiyment From $145.75 lo $314 8 FAIBS ...... $ 1 . 1 0 • LO N G S AND 1A.PIECE KNIFE SCT UNTIL CHRISTMAS Davis for alterations and addition of 97.350 In the case of Kenneth T. to a dwelling at 348 Porter street, Jsnssen, who detached the retina 93.000. of hia eye in a fall from a diving To Thomas A. Murdock for 9 platform at the public beach at 1 YEAR AND A HALF TO PAY l>i-story. 5-room dwslling at Ckilumbla Lake in June of 1949, 2087 Northfleld strset. 910.000. waa approved this morning by Pro­ To Wesley Bunee for a one- bate Judge Jolin J. Wallett. By Mrs. Anne Cabot story. 0-room dwelling on 'Spen­ In June. 1950, Janssen, a minor, fhe/9komhous6 By 9 m Bn o Pattern No. 2087 contains com' cer street. 912.500. brought suit through his father, Pattern n o . 8733 is a saw-rits plcta crocheting instructions, nsA To Camillo Gambolatl. for two Julius Jsnssen o f 49 Coburn road, PATnRNED AND STRIPED perforated pattam in aisaa 11, 13, terial roqulrements, stitch Ulus- one-story, 5-room dwellings, one for 935,000 damages against 13.14.16,19,30. 8isa U. 4H yards trations and finishing directions. at Campfleld road and one at Joseph H. LsFleur, then operator o f 3S or 39-Inch. Send 25c in coins, your nams Woodbridge street, 912,000 each. of the beach. For tills pattern, aand 30c In address and the Pattern Number Notice of Inteathm To Sen Janssen claimed LsFleur was c4ltnaveigfi FANCY DRESS SHIRTS to Anne Obot (The Manchester u o n u ^ c RQDIO'TELEVISION BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS BRUNNER’S - TV ooina, jrour name, addraao, also de- Thomas H. Hsppenny to Leo Di ilsble because the platform had ROUTE 195—STORRS, CONN.-^TBL. 8180 IN THE EASEMENT OF RRUNNER'S—PACKARD alrad, and tha pattern number to Evening Herald) 1150 Ava. Amsf'- ana, sale of a tavern at 21 Mania been newly painted, was slippery n n H r l 9 a/>o' RPPLIRNCES t ■tM Bumatt, The Manchester Eva- icoa. New York 19, N. Y. atreet including equipment, fiX' snd wss not equipped with proper EDITH C. McCOMB, Manager ■lag Herald. 1100 Ava. Americas, Anna Cabot’s New Album o f turea, and stock. Sale final Nov. safeguards. COME TO ALTNAVEIGH FOR YOUR REG. 12.98 REG. $3.95 and $4.50.. N O W $3.19 358 EAST CENTER STREET Maw Tofit 19, N. T. Needlework is a "must’’. It's 80. Joseph LsFleur hss sines died Poor Blodca North Of Post Of flea Don’t miaa the Fall and Winter chockful of charming designs and settlement wss ma held a work session following their STORAGE ALBUMS Rocklu’idge AKniinster Broadloom cornea in What is Governor Warren’s tion, has the task of finding a man 10" LooM-LMf Typ*. Rtinforced M ttd Ring* cept it. to replace Johnston. Speculation meeting last evening and made a smart, tnne-on-tone acroll-leaf de.sign in a chief appeal and claim to prefer­ as to a successor has been wtde- pads for cancer patients of the clioice of Tine Green nr Tapestry Rose . . . ment T His appeal, it Is plain, Decidedly Not The Time igpread. Refectory Dining Table 89.00 Rockville Public Health Nursing WAMNS REG. $2.25 10-INCH 12 ft. wide, any lengtli. 7.75 aq. yd. 9 x 12 not to professional politicians or Published reports that the Job As,.oriatlon. Reports of the recent Arrowback Arm Chair 27.90 convention were also presented. ■ K.OTHBRJ. INC onl.N $98.20 with ends bound. Cut from W’at- to those who take hard and fast Communist China should have might go to John D. Small, chair­ kins stock roll.s. been admitted to its scat in th# man of the Munitions board, ware (Below) Brandj’wine Manor >». Right Jurors FUNERAL Special...... \U Ifhes in their political philosophies. Refectory T able...... 145.00 Following three days session of For all those within such classi­ United Nations before the Korean denied yeqterday by Presidential Press Secretary Joseph Short. Brandywine Arm Chair .19.95 the Tolland County Superior Court SERVICE fications have a standard com­ war began, and it will have to be Short told reporters at Key West only eight jurors have been se­ REG. 52.S0 12-INCH plaint about Warren. The con- admitted, eventually, if the Korea that "The President needs Mr. Brandywine Side Chair 27.50 cured for the civil action of five Omand JiWeit war ends in a negotiated peace. Small where he is." plaintiffs against Henry Goyette Dirretor aervaUves say he U too liberal, et als of Somers, two more being Special, • • and the liberaU say he is too That is a simple world fact which In Kansas City last night Price WATKINS accepted on Thursday. The eight American diplomacy cannot Ig­ (^ief Michael V. DiSalle discount­ (Shown above) conservative. ed rumors that he might be in Hunting Board persons selected for duty w'ere But what the political bosses nore, and will try to Ignore only line to succeed Johnston. He has chosen from a total of 62 persons and the ideological dlvislonlsts at tho risk of looking foolish. H utch...... 141.50 examined. Twenty-five more possi­ not been approached by anyone 41.00 ble jurors were called for examina­ think of him apparently has small But, for the moment, there has “with authority in connection with Double Rudder 3/96 the position." DISslle said. tion today. bearing on what the people think been wide agreement at Tarls Use the Pivot Top Card Drop-leaf Dining Correction of him. The people of California, that thla is certainly no time for Table as a server, console Table ...... 89.25 William F. Schmaltz, Jr. is the Potterton’s for instance, think he U somebody such recognition of Communist Republican candidate for aider- Tko Sign et m LARGE STOCK—ALL SPEEDS. 33, 45. 78 or for card playing. Malden* Arm Chair, man in the First Ward, and not pretty wonderful. They cut across China. We had no trouble at all in William F. Lally as previously an­ WORTHY SERVICE 130 CENTER STREET TEL. 3733 party lines to go for him in a big enforcing our own policy, which Worii Seeins Easier Swedish nounced. (1 Block West of Police Station) way. Apparently they consider the was to block sven discussion of Influence___32.50 On Program 142 East Center St. cross-complaints made against the issue at q^is United NaUons Congreasman at Large Antoni PLENTY OF FREE PARKING When You’re Chewing Matching Malden N. Sadlak of Rockville was guest Manchester him, with the conservatives ac­ seaslon. Side Chair . . . 22.00 4 cusing him of being a liberal, and it's O pen /a om mo m C s / / ro Even Vishlnaky, it is to be the liberals accusing him of being noted, made a algnlficant conces­ Wrigley’s Spearmint a conaervaUve, actually define sion in the course of his mild op­ People who work asacUy the kind of man and position to our policy. By arguing at a hard, steady Stock! philosophy they like in public of­ that perhaps in a month (the sug­ pace find that chew­ meoMtttcmm fice. ing on a smooth gestion being that there might be niece of delicious Introducing For The First Another element of Governor peace in Korea' by that timel Wrigley's Spear­ Warren’s appeal lies in his per­ there might be a change in the mint Gum is a real ^ e c o 6M o e o sonal mental state and outlook. iHue, Vlahinsky conceded that the help on the iob. •ai Time In Manchester He appears to have something of This pleasant cnew- Cushman Colonial Creations have captured the B: admission of Communist Chins tng helps keep the mouth moist, cam that state of mental health, in under present circumstances tension and seems to make your work beauty and design of rare Early American pieces the midst of a troubled and would be an Impossibility. TO faster, smoother and easier. Remem­ . . . and adapted them to modern comfort and util­ diseased world, which also dis­ ber. too, you can chew Wrigley’t ity without sacrificing one detail of their quaint CMtOT/mMAMef One can endeavor to see the Spearmint as long as you want with tinguishes General Eisenhower. situation in Korea from the Chi­ both hands free for working. flavor. Deeply scuffed and highlighted, the Cush­ He Is no addict to defeatism, or to nese point of view, snd recognize Wrigley’s Spearmint Gum is a real man mellow maple finish never changes, so any hate. He is instinctively a healer value, because you get five refotshinc, future pieces you buy . . . even ten years from now "HUNTINGTON that China'.s intervention there rather than a divisionlst. He Is long-lasting sticks to the nackage at . .. will blend perfectly with what you select today! was perhaps instinctive and very little cost. To be sure of getting the more concerned with his own Inevitable as a nervous reaction original Wrigley’s Spearmint Gum— Every bit as up-to-date in interior decorating as it posiUve programs than he ia with 22.00 to the approach of any western with that famous real spearmint flavor was in the Revolutionary period, Colonial styling , that has been a favorite in New Eng­ negative cHticism of his opposi­ troops to Chinese soil, and the will stand the test of time. CLOTHES" tion. land for generations—leak for the gresn fact would still remain that Chi­ spear on the package. Use the Captain Norton Joint ”Tftars in addition to a tSOO He seems worthy of becoming nese soldiers are now engaged in Stool as a small coffee table, | a contender for the nomination. battle against the forces of world or dressing table bench. 20 x At the least, he looms as a rather law and order under the United (Right) The big 44 x 24-lnch 14” V Your ehauot io in t i up for tho holl- ’CHET" IRUNNER Ideal running mate for Eisen­ Nations flag. “Bank Drawer” desk features hower—providing the party can a standard letter file and two doyt. Suits tailorod by a famoui mok* Crosiey G ift Certificate for forget the nonsensical tradition That fact, in fts turn, inevitably sliding shelves. that it must nominate one kind of dominates the question of Chinese AV-TSa i - i ore Sold from ooaot to coast for $60.00. Republican for President and then Communist membership in the United Nations, and rules it out, search for somebody of directly Arrowback Side Chair 19.30 149.50 Exolutivo baud tailoriug. you if you^re winner in my own Crosiey opposing convictions to be its not merely for the duration of the Legal candidate for vice president. Un­ Korean war Itself, as Mr. Vishin- der the system, the party nomi­ sky hopes, but for a subsequent Advertisement nates both a conser\’ative and a probaUonsry period during which, Audit Report liberal and leaves it to the whether Mr. Vlahinsky likes It or Notice is hereby given that tha 'mmcfiH way comsrr ehaaoes of life and death which not. China wlU have opportunity audit report of the booka of ac­ '-e w -... to give evidences of her future counts and financial records of M E M S Come ip and get your FREE! entry blanks for ahall actually govern the coun­ the South Manchester Fire Dis­ Mirror try. An EiMnhower - Warren good behavior and acceptance of both this store’s own “Ameriop Way” Contest and the United Nations authority. trict for the year ending' October ticket would, by contrast, be a 31, 1951. la now on file in the of­ Croeley National Contest. A total of more than $2,000,000 ticket in harmony with itself. Also still in the balance will be fice of the Town CHerk and the Captai'o Norton Bedroom 31.50 a question which has largely been same is open for public inspection. in prizes in the National and Local Contests for you and ignored in the headline discus­ This legal notice ia given in SUITS Too Fine A Point compliance with Section 834 of your churchss or favorite recognized charities! More than sions of China’s worthiness—the The fact that our spokesmen the General Statutes Revision of by Cushman 6,000 prizes in cash and Crosiey Gift Certificates... Notional question of whether or not the 1949. The Captain Norton Group is In the Korean truce negotiations Communists, claiming to be the Samuel J. Turkington First Friz# $10,000 to tho winnor—and $10,000 addi­ have finaUy admitted that the. new legitimate government of Town Clerk fashioned, from pieces brought Siuglo iud doublo-broootod modols, Oommunists are not demanding Dated at Manchester this 15Ui from Goshen, Conn., to Ben­ tional to tho church or rocegnizod charity nomad by China, intend to accept and honor day of November, 1961. / h a final cease fire line be set now the commitments and obligations nington, Vt., about 1790 by soloetod itrlpos aud solid sbados. winnorl Easy to ontorl Nothing to buyl merely oonfrnns whet was sp- of China as a naUon. Since Com­ Captain John Norton, founder 9 8 0 0 • 7 ^ Mnii **cAuf«A or roeogmmd cAorify/’ as um i korrin, m M /u a churrh or psrent aU along. But it sUU leaves Sbarfcsklut aad gabardiuoi. firay, tau, thonty uihkh is txompi from tanUiQ G under Section lOt {S) oi the Internal munist policy, to dale, has been in of the famous Bennington Meoenue Code. a new fine point of difference, the direction of brushing all such vriilch cannot officlaUy be raised Pottery. Choose Open Stock! The “Manchester” high back bluib aad browu. Sizoo M to 04. 100% obligations aside, with the argu­ NOW CONQUER platform rocker Is jwrfectly €sme h tOryser fH i esirpkiesks et sseel hy our sida in the negotiations, ment that they are not binding all wool. hut which enters intb the think­ proportioned for relaxing com­ t 9 s r upon the "new China.” the In­ fort, ing of our aide, and explains why teresting question arises as to CONSTIPATION .it ia trying to drive the Oommu- whether this U indeed, legally, the Wfcaa Matcafaaa rastaraa aari niata negoUatora tUll farther same nation which previously maliiSsrflM dally ragalarlty away froip the existing status of held membership in the United Mticalou - Biteundiag msdicil 4is>' the talks. Nvery-tiUblishss daily rsnUrity Nations and on the Security without violont action of karob Only We have now, in our negotia- Council. Perhaps, to carry the druti, or Irritating offocts of nsny Base 124.00 ticna, come to the point where we othor proparatloas. Essy-to-taks Communist argument out to a Holcalooo Tablsta prodaco anootk, m u m » tm m m n tucinc SSMLnN SUU mcTiic do not want to have even a tenta- length where It turns against rhythmic bowol mevoaMata. Got Hol- nunsrii. caloM Tablots boro-today. unNUttiNs m um umsu ■AntHSPism UTCUn CWMHI m m B urat y** ceaae fire line enter the plc- them, it is a "new CJhina,” ami tora .Thla ia a etrange and altered therefore to be tVeated as a new position for us, because we were applicant for UN memberablp first to introduce maps of a rather than aa a claimant to the 1 4 3 0 0 propoeed ceaae fire line into the ilFfeta in the UN previously held CDS23 34.00 MEirSFELT OPEN EVERY NIGHT T IL 9 — SAT. ALL DAY TIL 5 aegotiatlona, and we even hag- by the "old Cailna.” tor a while, over the quee- roll as . This question, which forms the TabloUlM tlon of whether the ceaae fire line aofy WWiM five Ki eaotig to the Oom second line of American opposi­ tion to admission of Communist HATSi TELEVISION DEPT. Bnmista or to ouraelvee. Chins to the UN, wrtll also be kept ®nt BOW, although the Oommu- l^Iew FaU Shades in mind, when and if the Korean MEN'S end 5®^* Btsta say ^d ta plainly that no one war does end. Twin or IN THE BflSEliEIIT OF «4Nitss tho right of either aide to Full Size Bed altar the final location of a ccim WATHVS^ Winston Churchill fought in tfea i f in Mas fey ailUtacy action bs- 25.0 0 u n m f i BRUNHER’S PflM U RI u at dacialva batUa with BrtUali- $ IMMS 4fes UaM a tsntativs line Egyptian forcas at Omdurman In (m d o tii I09.00 A 25 X 25” many-sided ■rim ^ ast and tfea other items 1S9S in tha Sudan campaign wMch PreaeriptiM Phanucr <4 •played legs and magazine ^IriM S sfSBtt art aagotjatsd. fem ^ Mtiah-Bgyptiaa Joint rula, of tfea Sudan. 90J Msia SL — TtL 6S21 inelf are features of the “HndH 3SrEAST CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 5 191 I:;, ion” Lamp Table.'

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Careful consideration for the wnOJBacIcatsga Wife. W WTHT—American Sportstaga. platform plank can be worked out the first half of 1980. _ Houms for Sale 72 Suburban For Sole 75 Wontod— Real Estate 77 On Tax Frauds WOOO-lAia:. protests of any Industries which Rooms Without Board 59 Houses for Sok 72 BROWNIE W no-Blll Stem. along the linen of the one drafted, orncials aald the new curbs, feel they slumid be classed as WHAT—ntoia Hop. 10:49— VERNON — New 4-room ranch, coNaTniBBTMn Kir.ij.mn ' (ConUniied from Page One) by the platform committee at the which apply to metal allocations "more essential ” rather than "leaa TWO FAMILY—5 room duplex, large lot, near bus and achool. W K ira—N«wa; Requeat Mali- WTIC—Pro and Con. esaentlal." 159 HENRT STREET YOUR PROPERTY? uao. 11:00— party’e 1948 convention. for the first quarter of next year EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT EOOM Couple or (cnUemui. oil hast, 3 bedroom apartments, 2 Choose your own color scheme. his superiors for pushing an in- MOYIE CAMERA 2. Opening the door to supple­ Phom S*01S1. Here is a modem 6 room car farage near new school, shop­ Without obligation to you, wa W Dao—Winner Take All. News on All Stations. That plank endorsed civil rights but probably will continue until STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP Barbara Woods, Agent. 3702. ill appraise or make you a caah veatigation of the Internal Rev­ (made by Kodak) 4ll8— WTHT—Sports. mental allotmenta of alee! for home built around 1940. Pleas­ ping and bus. 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Rockville haues Chalten^ Pro Football Game Listed Hieknan Gets Greetings Stanford, Jllini Headed LOCAL ' Rookies of the Yorp Phils Strand ThanksRivliiK on Teevce Both Season and Game From FeOoir W ho Knows Open at Home Friday SPORT CHATTER T^ugh Paddy 1500 Riiiiiiers To Aces for a Third Game Philadelphia, Nov. 16—(8 V - New Haven, Nov. 16—A For Rose Bowl Pairing A National Football League Seats Are Available telegram to Coach Herman ■y Nov. 30 with Old Foe game will be televised coast to Hickman was posted Monday llighly Touted Mexican KackviU* iMiMd m challenges such as poor officiating, unsporta coast on Thanksgiving day. on the bulletin board in the New York, Nov. 16.—UP>—If4>and hie T igefi are 21 points fa- EARL W. YO$T Biggest Need In Two througli lU taMntgw, Edward~ ~ manlike conduct or unruly fank Nick Kerbawy, Detroit locker roAm o f the Tale foot­ vorltea to ring up No. 21 in a row. SporU Editor Could Move Up Ladi^er Lions publicity director, an­ By EABL TOST big three championship 3 o'clock. With reserved seats available, face each other at the Polo Johnny Karraa and his smooth fending champion, should score, last season. Fred Booth and Cap an arbiter for many years, admits night at Los Angeles. leagues' Manager-of-Ihe Year — The locale will be aponaored by giving Day game between Rock­ yet used in this series. You can't tfi Torrlngton. here. run up a score if the other team for the fifth straight year—that is Reserved seat tickets will go on more adults are expected to view Grounds Sunday afternoon in a functioning ofwrativea can get another conference victory, this Perry have hooked on with the to 60 years The latter haa not Chavez cornea highly recom­ he probably fell right at home. the Britl.ih Americana thia season. ville and Manchester. I feel that sale at the*box office the night po»t Ohio State. The Buckeyes, 17 Southington, away. won’t play. Surely this was Just unless Yale does something total­ the charges of Coach Will aa^ke National Footbsdl League game one at the expense of Iowa State. Garden Grove Caterers for the worked any games in severiU y ears mended with a 33-3-2 record for He had been aliced up Into 2.3 - Middletown, away. Each team will play a 30-game the situation as it now stands ly unexpected tomorrow. . . And home games are scheduled. \^th this season. that undoubtedly will hava much pre-season favorites to make the Other leading games Include: 1951-52 season. although he is still a m^HTbcrr of .38 bouts. The 20-year-old lad of choice ciita all through August aisle with 10 gamea at home and should be clarified. cause for the refusal of Rockville to play another game, but un­ the question is: "What does that the exception of the game with Seating capacity at the armory, to do with who is ths eventual win­ trip west on Jan. 1, have been hav­ Texas Aggies at Rice, Arkansas the Manchester Board. Mexican descent has a rep as a and September aa the one-time a like number nn foreign courts. "As you well know negotiations make Charlie Caldwell?'' . . ,C)f the grads, the ticket office will according to state police and fire ing their troubles, and they're still at Southern Methodist, Wake For­ speedster with a flashy left. He Whiz Kids, whizzing like crazy in All home gamea of the BA's will for this game were tentatively hesitatingly upon receiving a chal­ ner In the American Conference of Tommy Brown, co-owner of lenge from Manchester, based by course, the big three title doesn't open at 6:45. Thursday night the regulations, is 1,415. the league. no pushovers. They figure they’re est at Baylor. Idoha at Arizona Hal Turkington ia handling de­ gave Willie Pep a rough last round the wrong •direction, came home will be played at the ipacloua ar­ being discussed as early as three due to win a big one. Browrn and Beaupre, plans a L..I . 4 1 Honipcoming Day the way on poor officiating, an­ mean as much as it did in Peroy The Browns, champions last (night); Washington at UCLA. motor trip to California this win­ tails on an attractive basketball in losing to the ex-champ last in hack of four o^her horaes. mory. Six of the home games will weeks ago. I agreed to consider Haughton's day, but P.H. was the The big, bad Spartana from Oregon at California, Montana at program for the BA's In the East­ April. He’s all even in four bouts the game if at the completion of other game was played. year after beating the GianU in a ter. Tommy is an ardent sup­ (ill 5lcl>ougald (left). New York Yankee Inflelder. .and Willie N’eeeatable. The Sandy again at the Garden Dec. 7 ao badly aa a hig-leagiie manager on Gardner Dow Field la 1.30 but what’s sauce for the goose is rent favorite in the Southwest at Boston College, Texas Tech at nau said the aurgery, performed Silk a t y A.C. we offer no excuses year's Bradley (basketball) outfit list of victims. Game w-ill start; Jacobs and BUI Shaw and the of their gaining on the ground, while a new heating system Is in­ rest of the National Basketball If gets past (Thavez. New 5’ork, Nov. 16 (,ri - Han­ neapolis In the American Asaocla- that Boh Carpenter haa Just given p. m sauce for the gander. Under the at 2. I Conference. The Horned Frogs Tulsa. stalled. last week, waa aucc.eaaful. The can tnily be tabbed as 'the most pass snaring of Steve Koaakowski. picking up a total of 508 yards Association was beginning to Garden fans know all about bul­ dy Gil McDougald of the World tlon where he was hitting .477 him a three-year contract, ' and Ih the past few week., two or same conditions we accepted this unpredictable Bradley team in his­ Twire the Spartans, since aug-1 Bob Millerlck, Ray Zemanek anti must defeat Texas tomorrow, no bring a couple of good hitters 63-vesr-old Thorpe will go to New rushing as against 410 for the think that the Celtics would never ly boy DeMarco with his swarm­ Champion New 5’ork Yankees ances8 moved up to a he in the middle of the lightweight arm and great speed and finished tion, Valpey has decided on this T acom a-Jess Hall. 194, Taco­ 'Naturally I'm writing this in manager because ''We don't want the Spartans rapitalized on breaks wall of the Acea has performed in partment. s decision is reached. BURGLAR chased from Hal Turkington or Selection of McDougald and with a .274 average. Caught In the Richie Aahhiirn if It were pns LINCOLN first place fie In the Eastern Divi­ picture. action In order to give the squad ma. knocked out Frank Buford, hopes you'll publi.sh 'it. At the to gel into a nit by having one to pull out close triumphs in each grand style. The defensive unit has The Browns have scored only Tennessee, the No. 1 team in Mel Cushing. sion. Boston and Syracuse each Maya was made hy the aame 24- grip of a late season sli*mp, Maya alble to beler the Phillies with present moment I don't even know A crowd of some 5,000 and re­ the noceszary lift needed to rope 208. Oakland. Calif., 8 DOWNS manager for too long.” recalled to game. stopped enemy running atUusks three touchdowns to the Giants' the nation unUI Michigan State's have four triumphs against one ceipts of $15,000 are expected. man cnmmltteea of the Baaehall was of little help to the Giants in deals Involving them. with arch-rival Rhode Island. In what their final decision is. Maybe stuAnlng 35-0 defeat of Notre PROOF Sacramento, Calif.—Chu Chn Mickey McConnell the tale of a For the fixst time in several while the offensive line has man­ five, but Groza's two field goals Chet Nowicki lollcd a 402 triple loss. Wrltera Aa.soclstlnn of America the pisyo/f or World Series, ' We've got tn make changes, last week’s encounter VaJpey re­ this will help to clarify the situa­ Dame, goes against Mississippi in last night for Ollie's in the West Jimlnez. 189. Loa Angeles, and Leave Center Travel Agency fishing trip near Havana. . . . weeks the Ares will be at full aged to hold off defenders to allow won the play-off last year and his Yc)ur Hoffl* or Ploco Boston barely missed pulling it (three from each league city) N ichols. 20-yesr-old Brave snd thst means we ll listen tn sc- marked that the defensive aqntd tion at least at this end. While they were bouncing around atrength. Guard Dippy Evans, or Bolduc time to get his pasaea success with two extra points M other assignment that should Bide Rec Bowling League. Chet out of the fire. Trailing by eight that picked the most valuable tion for Jones, Hamner, Church. Joey Lopes. ISO. Sacramento. A t 9 :U A. M. Yours sincerely. Of Businots prize, had an 11-8 record with was "up" while the offensive in a very small boat, a huge shark Mr. Body Beautiful, if you prefer, away. where the Giants missed one gave relatively easy. The undefeated had single games of 149, 117, 136 points with only a minute and a players. Konstanty and al Ithe oihrs, ex Drew, 10. TEL. 2-8080 Edward L. Brltner, Sports Mirror | three shutouts and 12 complete platoon was "down." ■ appeared nearby. . Torres, try­ has recovered from shoulder injur­ The Aces will be shcroting for the Browns a 14 to 13 victory in Vole will use the Ole Miss affair half to go. Bones McKinney, Bob McDoug.ild barely edged out game.-. Lablne. brought up from chiding Robin and Richie,” Saw­ Included in the five who are <«- Mgr. Rockville American hfw ( nglaho irahspoptmion CO ing frantically to hoist the anchor, ies and is all set and rairing to go their fifth triumph of the season the first game betwe'en the two as a tuneup for Kentucky a week Donham and Ed Macauley each Oreslea (Minnie) Minoso of the at. Paul In July, finished with a yer said. p-rted to take part In tlila' two- lieglon Football Team hence. That wUl be the big one. Today a Year Ago Qtiio .State start the motor and get out of the again. End Roy Stratton, also out Sunday. Manchester hasn't tasted clubs this year. INVISIBLE notched a basket against one Syr­ Chic.ago White Sox by a surpris­ 5-1 mark. Including a 10-0 shutout The Hamner angle interested way action are two aeninra, ro- danger area, looked around. . . of action for several games with defeat since the opener in Pitts­ Notre Dame, incidentally, hopes acuse foul throw to pull within two ITnlver.aity agreed to rancel ita ing 1.3-11 vote. Surprising, that us because we alwsys thought Once again the Giants will face 19.52 and 19.53 footbal) engage- of the Giants in the second play­ raptaln Marin Frattaroll of Stam­ There was Martin standing on the a shoulder injury. Is now back in field, Mass, *9 the expense of points. But three more throws is. for Minoso nutrsnked McDou­ that the young shortstop was TRUMPET the Browna without Kyle Rote, but ELECTRONIC RAYS CI8ARS • PIPES menta with Navy to help moder­ off game. ford and Ray Good of Torrlngton. gunwale trying to kick the shark North Carolina, which has turned lighters — Watches I missed. gald hy a wide margin in the re­ The voting; Sawyer s and Carpenter's hoy, hut FraMaroll will he uied'aa the right . . .You might get into a lot of they have picked up another fine into a softie this year. Rumors Macauley was high man for the ate the Middles heavy schedule. cent most valuable player ballot­ the manager repealed that he waa Charley Fusari, who lost to Brat­ aocka — Wallria Five Years Ago In rnllege American l^eagiie larkle on off.naa and the left things by having Popper around running back, Bosh Pritchard, have it that the officials are after Medom and Adoptoblo game with 26 points, while Dolph ing Maya was an easy winner availahlc, ton. larkle on defense. Good I. expect­ INSTRUCTION ton. picks Johnny on the grounds Sports Schedule who will spell Joe Scott at right football. Yale trounced Prinreton McDougald, Yankees 13. too lon g- but never a rut. thst he would have beaten Gavilan Coach Carl Snavely'a scalp. This To Any Roquiromont ArUiMr Dnis Stores Schayes and Wally Osterkorn Voting for most valunble player Minoso, While Sox. 11. "He had a real rough year, ed to start at qiiarlephark and half in the T and at wlngback in is a good opportunity for the Tar each poured through 15 points for 30-2. and Illinois defe.ated Ohio in th- American I.,eaguc won bv looked good only in spots. " Eddie 4 One-Minute Nporta Page the first time they met if he hadn't State 16-7. shift to left half on defense. 'AdvMicB «m toqliimn Villanova. beaten only by Ken­ Sunday, Nov. 18 the A formation. Heels to win one for the embattled the winners. Yankee 5*ogi Berra with 1«i Natlon.al I.,eague said Others In the two-way group are SUOOI STION been hurt. 'Billy Graham, beaten Ten Years Ago Minnesota. Mays. Giants, 18 BO a Silk City vs. Hartford, Sterling With Travis Tidwell sidelined, coach. points the writera named Minoso 1.500 Were Left On Baae Hlamo Papantones, offensive left IN-WAU rORMICA tucky far, is confident that by the Kid. thinks (Javllan is “ hot" NOT COSTLY Nichols, Braves. 4. INSTRUMiNT KINTALS lot of bowl scouts will be in the Steve Owen has been working Michigan, the defending cham­ Texas A. A M.. Duqvieane and fourth with 120 polnta and Mc- Mow did Sawyer explain the larkip, from Westfield, Mass ; Joe TV 6 RAOtO OF THi WIIK COUNTOS now and will win a close one. . . Field in West Hartford at 2 p. m. Duke were the major college foot­ l.shlne. Dodgers. 2 stands for next week's game at When Notre Dame's Frank Leahy Thursday, Nov. 22 with Tom Landry aa a replace­ pion in the Big Ten, entertains FREE ESTIMATES Dougsld ninth with 63 points. Phillies’ flag-lo-fifth akid In ’.51 ’’ Betlenroiirl. offensive right half, Northwestern, while in other ball teama iin)>eat»n and untied. On season averages, the Cuhsn ' First. " the manager obliged, from New Bedford, Maas., and Joe Louisiana State, if it gets by Bos­ received his first head coaching Annual Five Mile Road Race, ment for Charlie Conerly if need­ Twenty Years Ago Dsn Dean LARRY MEHER ton College this week. . .Divided job, he was recommended to Bos­ starts at 10:30 in front of Mary ed. league games, Iowa visits Wiscon­ Negro outhit McDougald. .326 to M-irtisnC. I,es|n. "It waa the loss of Curl Simmons VlHcounl, offensive right guard of the University of Pennaylvsnis to the Army. We didn't have any­ opinions on the coming Kid Gavi- ton College by Carl Snavely. If CJheney Library. Finish at approxi­ A record crowd is expected and sin snd Purdue plays host to Min­ .306 and led the league with 14 from Milford. Papanlones will be ] nesota. won the IC4-A cross-country race triples and 31 stolen bases. The Howard I,snd.rsneri <41 one to pick up the slack of those used aa defensive right guard: Vis- ' lan-Johnny Bratton fight in Chi­ Notre Dame wallops North Caro­ mately 11 a. m. the bleacher gates will open at 10 Hartford Firo Totinion ...... 90 Z3 PHONE 7500 in the record time of 29.23 6. Yankee freshman hit more hom­ missing IT games. cago are offered by a couple of lina tomorrow. Frank may be a. m. Regular ticket holders had Ivy League '. I.,ess one asked Texas Tech roach De- Penn State. In the next game Dougald was t)ie only .300 hitter whether there’s any piifirh around Halfback Irv Panctera, junior Dart's Dairy 141 the drgaiTizatInn. of VVeaterly. R. 1., will be out to SMOKE SHOP closely with you In planning, than 20,000 miles. Another of Wilt Weaver what he was stress­ The University of Mississippi against PitUburgh, Jim gave a re­ on the pennant-winning Yanks P PeMerchanl 110 43 110 303 crash the 1,000 yard mark on designing and building to­ our one-owner, guaranteed ing in his preparations for tomor­ played iU first Intersectional grid peat performance by springing 55 U$ED ttm and a real steadv performer all Palmer . 1*4 90 109 3*3 "I understand Jim Command 1013 MAIN STREET In Good Location on Main Oalaa ...... *.<> 109 H I 313 total offense. He now his 947 CUSTOM /MADE 100% cars. row's game with Tnlaa, Weaver game in 1011, losing 17-0 to Texas yards with a punt for a touch­ TAKEI^^ 18 MONTHS TO PAY seaeon was more convineing to had a real good year at Terre ward a practical solution. CABINET M AKOS 1948 Ford 2-Door V-8 Ouah ...... 137 103 S8 337 Haute," he said. yards. 619 on paaalng and 328 on SASH 6 DOORS sumes replied; "Kirk-off returns. It looks A A M in College Station, Texas. down. the writers thsn Mlnoso’s avei*- Helm ...... 94 104 107 310 like we'll have more opportunities Thoroii{hlare 1950 MERCURY CONVERTIRLE COUPE Can't be beat! age. Gil was a most (mnortant "Clark, who fimalied with us, the ground. Inqulrt en Premises to score that way than any other.” Oreen. Low mileage. One owner cor. C 1 0 0 C 1948 Chovrolor Aoro clutch hitter In the Imnortant T o t a l s ...... »41 492 542 15*4 and Dan .Schell have rfipiitallnna Reasonable rent. Small investment required. stretch series when Berra was H hite Itlaaa tSi aa good hitters in the minors.” Stock No. NT-151. Special at ...... ^ I N n O 2-Door Marrhese ...... 97 44 11,4 Center Motors The 1935 Boston Braves slumping. Mlnoso's contribution Eddie Sawyer went hark to hia A real bargain! Chapman 110 107 ill 339 Main Street finished the National League race CROWN PETROLEUM CORP. 1950 FORD CUSTOM 2-DOOR SEDAN was most sne-tacular in esrlv W h i l e ...... n o 44 107 .104 novel aa we left, iindniihtedly hop­ Next to Post Office season when the go-eo-Sox were Bolin 49 122 99 .109 ing that It Won't Happen Every AUTO INSURANCE In last place and lost 115 games, 92 WALNUT STREET Green. Radio and heater. d C A C 1948 Morcury 4-Door barorhelle ...... 90 — ]09 199 APPLES - A real beauty! rambPng along In first nlsce. Season. Open Dally Til 0 P.M. a league record for most games HARTFORD — PHONE 8-2105 Stock No. r-484...... ^ 1 O H O Enrico ...... 49 _ 49 GUARANTEED lost in one season. ■ALDWINS — GREENINGS — MACS 1947 Olds Club Coup# Product of Reanmont BvcholskI ...... 99 99 McDouga'd came up to the R. E. GORMAN 1951 FORD PICK-UP TRUCK 6-Cyl. Hydramatic. Come Yanks from th# Beaumont farm Totala ...... 494 474 ,424 1494 try It! Last Night *s Fights ALL LINES o r dSDEANGB WATCH of the Texas League, hl-hly tout­ 42 BROOKFIELD ST.—« 4 « $1.25 Bushel— Field Run Vlr’a Soda Skas (•> Oreea. Stock No. U-489...... $1200 1942 Chovrokt 2-Door ed bv Rogers Ho-nshy, his minor E .aben ...... 99 97 174 BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINER ARE YOU BUILDING A NEW HOME Fleetline. A real honey- league ho.ss. His unorthodox P. D u h a ld o ...... 94 104 1 14 313 By THE AH.«i(M'IATED PKESS R E PAIR i N G 1950 MERCURY CLUB COUPE dew. batting stance drew grins tke first Benevento ...... 97 103 97 297 St. lyviia Wesbury Basrnm, V Duhaldo ,. 104 99 101 303 180, Eazt St. Lolita. III., outpoint­ REQUIRIN8 A SEPTIC TANK SYSTEM? Bine. Radio and heater. C l O A K 1941 Chovrolor 2-Door lime around the league. On Mav c.eorge ...... 104 99 94 ,mi LONELY ACRE FARM Stock No. U-441...... ^ I n HO 3 he drove in six runs in to# ninth MarlottI ...... 94 94 ed Bob Satterfield. 180 >4, CThtcago, BALCH Is Your ^ AH Watch INSIST excellent mechanical con­ 10. a r l o w s elevision LOUIS M. B O m Inning with a trlnle snd grand B ’ T dition. Tola l a ...... 490 494 1493 Major cause of oil burner 499 Brooklyn i Broadway Arena) — RepalnAra 9N A McRlNNEY BROTHERS’ 1951 PLYMOUTH CAMBRIDGE slam homer. He slao hit a iMaes- BUSH HILL ROAD MANCHESTER rnmmanlly Preaa (41 Pat Marcnne, 127, Brooklyn, out­ Sales and Service SEFTIO TANK SYSTEM 2-Door Sedan. Bodlo and beater. C 1 7 0 C 1941 Flymourh Club loaded homer In the series. McKenna ...... 93 98 191 TeaM On Tha Minoso came up from Cleve­ P. Seaton ...... 109 104 116 333 pointed Jesiia Compos, 123, Puerto' Blue. Stock No. N T -155...... O 9 ' Coup# .lohnaon ...... 103 103 206 mm lECAUSE land’s San Diego fa-m hut was Rico, 8. I WATCH MASTER A good bnv! Larson ...... 114 109 99 331 Akron, O Ronnie Delaney, 154, service calls JENDIX MOTOROLA (1) Syatam eagtaeered aad la- 1947 OLDSMOBILE CLUB COUPE traded to (Thieago hv Cleveland K. Seaton ...... 113 124 nO .147 stalled by apertaittta glvtag ALSO MECHANIC'S Conk ...... 107 n o 317 Akron, outpointed Bohhy Lee, Green. Radio and heater. Hydramatlc drive. C l A A C April .30 as pa-t of a th-e»-w8v you a lob THAT LASTS. swap amon<- the Indians, White 151 >4, Baltimore, 10. \ ^ GAUDET RCA Cxoelleat condlMoa. Stoch No. U-SV9...... O | v H O SPECIALS Totala . 431 .4.V) 412 1913 New York (Siinnyalde Garden) (2) Reoaoaabiy priced. Aliyeae Come . . . give us aa offer! Sox and Vhllsdalohls A's. H- SSI MAIN arr. COB afford tlie BEST. sta-ted with a rush hitting .45,5 Ted Murray, 146, New Y’ork#, (Aenw. Prom St. JaoM.*a CSrardi) 214 SPRUCE STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. 5095 Rec l.easae (I) You get the beoeat of our 10- 1951 MERCURY CLUB COUPE bv May 3 and ch»sed Ferris Fain outpointed Al Wilson, 146, Engle­ JEWELBM Bine. Radio and Heater. One owner ear. C 0 9 A E wood, N. .T,, 8. yeor eeniee plaa, cleentag pe­ HARTFORD ROAD of the A's for the battin-’ file un­ Ollie'a <41 BETTER DEAL TODAY'S riodically at a 10% dUecoot. Like new. Stock No. U-4S7...... O ^ w TO til the final weeks. Minoso fin­ Nowlrkl ...... 149 117 1 39 402 Mt. Carmel, Pa. Ralph "Kid" Speeia/s ished second. 8p»noer ...... 100 111 110 .131 Gonzalna, 1404, Mt. Carmel, NOW ELIMINATED Waterproofing e f eelldra. PONTIAC DEALER USED OARS T. Kelly ...... 106 U>9 102 316 Sepito ’Enaka, Ccaepoob Cleoaed. 1949 LINCOLN COSMOPOLITAN CLUB COUPE Th- National I..eague vote was s Targart ...... 112 93 114 319 knocked out Al Heath, 1534. A.- . ( . fit r . t 't .-1. U- *' . Ptafged aewera eleoaed electrically- Color: Black. Radio, heater, overdrive. C l f i O B 270 HARTFORD ROAD landslide for Mays with 18 of the Fuller ...... 140 107 104 343bury Park, N. J.. 6. I A one-owner oar. Stooh No. D-65S...... ^ 1 0 7 0 TELEPHONE 2-4188 24 ballots, fffiet Nichols. Boston a WSTOHMAN that Braves lefthsnded Ditcher, had Tolala ...... 409 ” 53* 491 1710 NEW SHELL FUa OIL WITH F0A-5X I OpoR U r HI 9 P. M. K arer'a ‘4S> 1950 Mercury Tudor Sedan S179SM MaKiiMf Brat. Stwasa DiaiMMi Ca. 1949 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN four snd n em I^iblne, Brooklyn Gallo ...... 96 99 100 391 LA PIZZA Dodgers righthander, had two. Gravel) ...... 104 100 7* 293 NEVER RADIO, AND HEATER. MILEAGE 10,608. US-188 PEARL STRBET XELBPHONE 6S0S L el'aze ...... 90 99 109 398 don't miss the SMALL LARGE Morooii. Radio and heater. Stock No. D -269...... $1595 Mays started the sea.son at Min- Mahoney ...... 102 97 129 327 Keeps filter screens clean MyCtarthy ...... 97 109 99 393 > SLEEPS PLAIN...... 50c $1.00 1*47 NASH 4-DOOR StDAN Tntala ...... 493 491 803 1413 FIGHTS 1949 Bnick Sedan S1595J09 QieoSivJtadlo and heater. In excellent eondltlon. C A A B Keeps CONSTANT WATCH Stoek No. D-SIO...... I/ee'a Raaa (9) day ood night tat erery port of CHEESE...... 75c $1.25 RADIO, HEATER, DTNAFLOW. Trueman ...... 94 113 91 299 Twelve yean of Shell research have gme into the imlow ...... 119 94 106 319 Uw hiNiae where a MUSHROOM . . . 75c $1.25 2-1 SNO CAPS 1949 MERCURY CONY. COUPE SECRETS OF THE SCREEN RIcharda ...... 130 123 19 931 of FOA—5 X ... 3 additional years were Maroon. Radio and heater. One owner ear. C 1 A A B 'Ruhachs ...... 99 100 117 316 R R E GAN START 500 All Ready For You — Most AU Sizes Reudgen ...... 132 120 tl9 36.4 spent testing it in thousands of homes with burner PEPPERS .... . 75c 1949 Buiek Sedan S1295J0 Stock No. U-427...... i-’A Wi WNHC-TV $1.25 600-16—19.95 670-15—69.95 ToU la ...... 664 649 522 1936 HMpa to OVEKCOME FTTFCL unite of all types and with only normal summer RADIO, HEATER, DTNAFLOW. Exe. Caaing Exc. Casing 1950 CHEVROLET CLUE COUPE to .ovv— no more v.oaged falter .creent in your llartferd Bead (1) C H A N N a 4 U Hnrttoie as-ssis /. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 16.1961 MANC|TESTER SVENlNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1951 PAGE THIRTEBTf AatoaioUlM for Salt 4 Automobika for Solo Homehold ScnricM Help Wanted—Fcmald 35 Help Wanted— M sk 36 Bonts and Aceeamricn 46 HouMhold Goods 61 LADT WILL aaerlAcc IMS Ply­ Offered IS-A TWO WOMEN FOR general Uun- DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING llOUSE w ith t t m i f i M l 1949 CHEVROLET 3-door nsat- TOUNO MAN for our lubrication TWO BOATS, one motor. One 18’ WfHITE Kitchen aink, soap atone MAJOR HOOPLE line, like ntw, one owner. IMS mouth club coupe, son leaving for FLAT FINISH HoUantf window dry work. Apply tn paraon. Naw room. No car washing or polish­ moulded plywood, $116; One 12’ set tubs, electric range. Call at service. Priced for quick axle. NOvuacwdB IP you \ MADWvSTier? Ford four-door, radio bad hsatsr, ahadea mada to moaauro. All Modal Laundry, 73 Summit ing. Must have driver’s license. cut plywood, $125; One 10 H. P. 288 Main street, or phone 6380 Sense and Nonsense Fwtiwwr lo Ffwiouv ram # PULL A FATHGACr ont owner, excellent condition. Rxdio, hexter, new allp coverx, metal vanatian blinds at a nsw atraat. Apply in person. CarUr Chevro­ AAnrliM M itt Johnson outboard motor with after 6 p. m. C r M tu r t TK WORLP KMOWtf 1 1M6 Plymouth club coupe, econ­ good whttewxll tires, etc. Inquire low prica. Kays mada whUa you let Oo., Inc., 311 Main atreet. extra work prop, $80. All in per­ rT-1H6VCALLlM omical tranaponation. Clarka Dewxrt, 437>i North Mxin atreet. WE HAVE Openings for aayaral GLA88IFIBD ADVT. wait. Marlow's. fect ahape. Reason for aelling— ling Wa borraw thla from tha Brew- Tw Puttin’-OM , P«(0eL6M7 Motor 8alsa, 301. Broad atreet. part time salaawemen. Hours ar- KENMORE Space heater, almost A. haajr tfawB will aver ha CREW AMD IT ■ DEPT. HOURS: rangsd suit your ooavtnianca. purchased a larger boat. Ideal cry Gulch Gaastta, of Biabea, Art- ■OUMNTAL 4O0iMilttetlavt t:lS A. M. to 4:30 P.M. Open svanlngs. WCAVINU at au/ma, mats no Situations Wanted— -w.^ Chriftmas gift for man. Call naw, 4S0. Phone Coventry 7-8479. A Joy as Sol eomes peeping aona; Loeve. LIKE -e 1941 DcSOTO and to n elothing, feoatary tuna, BUir’a ^ Fcmak * 38 through it; UDsptetodbM •>>mUvalley THSy'RE MAKIbf Mancheater 5326. H. J. Dw’yer, ANTIQUE Maple four poster bed. "Who la winning tha war? Wa 11 «C Quality ma- and third shifts. Good ton. Phone 6287. Brunner’s price. $47.95 with wax shop. "Here's a number tjist will SlArtUtetel sum of money. Tinder call A483. livered. Tel. Willimanfic, 3-3217. bouquet never go out of style. It will Just language 1948 Dodge 4-Door Custom —Ra­ 1949 Chevrolet Pickup. teriaii Workmanahlp guaran­ working conditions and and polish; hundreds of ' other TO a living friend this very day dio. heater, gray. Price $1,295. A.K.C. REGISTERED Sheltle bargains in TV’s, refrigerators look ridiculous year after year.” It Step LOBT—Monday on Manchester 1948 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan—Ra­ teed. A. A Diun, Inc., 299 Autumn steady work. Complete in­ Than a buahal of roses whit* iuid 1948 Ford Club Coupe 6 Cylinder— street Phona 4860. (toy (3ollle( pupa. 8 weeka old. and freezers at Brunner's base­ red , 84Unit6(teniai 30METH1NC- C-CSMC. ON - iJ3?WIU.eV^. bus. blue locket and ear rings in dio and heater. surance program. WOOD FOR SALE, cheap. Phone Mo^er -Honey, run across the ST Rom an date :s„x*Arr.» package. Sentimental value only. Tan, radio, heater. Price $895, Femalea. Manchester 2-9774. Rockville 5-5536. ment of Packard building at 358 To lay on his casket when he is 1947 Ford 4-Door Se'dan. TILO ROOFS and sldewalla guar­ Eaat Center street. Manchester. street and see how old Mrs. Wil­ 26 Biblical naaw Gall Hartford 7-7028, or 8-3282. 1946 Chevrolet 4-Door Black, ra­ Apply TOBERMAN PINCER puppies. dead. . liams is. Ml The Anvil Chorus! f Reward. dio, healer. Price $845. 1947 Hudson- Radio and heater. anteed material and workman­ Open evenings 'till 9 all day ItB sheW ! BY LANK LEONARD Rebiill* motor. ship. 37 years axparienca. Free biAck Mnd tMn, Hi|ph ouAlity Daughter (back tn a few min­ 46Strekes 1947 Oldsmnbile 4-Door — - Given, SPENCER RUBBER Household Goods 51 Saturday 'till 5. A young man walked up tn nne TM-HC’IHedf,) TinA LOST— THIMBLE, vicinity of 1947 Cadillac 60 Fleetwood 4-Door ■atlmatei. No obhgatlon. Call champion eired. George G. Mayi of the clerks at the Employment utes) —She say* it's none of your 468lMron 7kAT*6 na!ha|> heater, hydramatic. Price $1,145. Chapel Street 637 South Main. Phone 2-0383.' JUST RETURNED FROM KELVINATOR Refrigerator. Ex­ buaineaa how old she Is 6I6HT, MAf Main street and stores. Valued Sedan -Radio and heater. Hydra- George Oollina. Mancheatar 5117. Exchange. (ajrmbel) M4-yDu$Aipir iwacfMi;Tir TRUCK SPECIAIJl matir. EXHIBITION—USED IN MODEL cellent condition. Freezer, crisp- Young Man -Is this where you ITBriUabaMMff keepsake. Finder call 2-0748. Re­ HOME: ffucceas ia a good thing; wealth MUPKOUTlASTj AWtHE$MD ward. 1949 Dodge 2 Ton, 1.88” Wheel 1946 Ford Station Wagon. FIRST ers, vegetable bin. Sacrifice for pay out eternity benefit ? n fM M u at WHsriTHINfl rrir/wvEHY. Base- New paint. Urea, like new. Roofing 16-A Poultry and Supplies 4.1 3 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS quick rale. Tel. 2-8288. Clerk—My good feUow. I pre- is also good; honor is better, but 46lRvaat CLASS •DELUXE" FURNITURE Justice excels them all. THATtUITMISdUllUIN] WPOflTANT/ Heater. Price $895. These cars sold with service snd Now taken for Thanks- auma you mean maternity benefit, lOMotet r pim760Tin$c J/-«uc«B esr Announceihrnts 1945 Dodge I 'j Ton Body— 12' satisfsetion guaranteed. CXIUGHLIN ROOFS stay on In TOOL MAKERS - ALSO SEE THE NEW 19.82 (Jrosley do you net T 61 Raised 1m l any kind of storm! For guaran­ glvlng turkeya. CTeanly picked "WESTINGHOUSE" Shelvador automatic refrigerator Sergeant Why is it important long. Healer. Price $695. Increase Your Income Yeung Man—No. I mean eterni­ ttO te c k a EXPERT AUTO driving Instruc­ 1942 Dodge 'j Ton Pickup—Black, Open Evenings 'Til 8 teed rooflng call Coughlin, Man­ and wrapped for your con­ APPLIANCES with Soft-Glo interior, where you ty benefit. not tn lose your head in an at' SIAsaerte chester 7707. venience. Phone 7733 prefer­ Includes following: ■ get a high trade in allowance — tack? tions given In dual control car. heater. Price $.39.8, Part Time John Open ably after 5 p. m Oerk—Do you know that eter­ SdBrisIla M No waiting. Phone Manchester 1941 Dodge 1 ', Ton. Rack Body- OAKLAND GARAGE ’•VERY PRETTY ’ BEDROOM at Senkhell's, Carter atreet. nity means the hereafter? Recruit Because it wouldn't ROOFING Speclailalng tn repair­ 6-10 P. M. Shift ’’GORGEOUS ’ LIVING ROOM leave no place to put your helmet. YBBTICAL Auto Driving Academy. 2-4087. 12' long. Price $495. ^ .367 Oakland Street BROAD Breasted turkeys, fresh Phon«k 7519. Young Man—'niat'a right. Tm Phone 2-0485 or 2-0386 ing roofa of all kinds. Also aaw FULL TIME "ATTRACTIVE” DINETTE SET here after it, ain't I ? 1 Defeated DRAPERIES Made to order. Any SOLIMENE, Inc. roofs Uuttar work. Ctalmnaya killed, fresh frozen; ready any­ "MOHAWK ” RUGS ItniVERSAL Upright cleaner Moat women are dopes at hand­ S U m b TOOL MAKERS time. From 10 to 25 pounds. ling money, eoneludea New York style, lined or unllned. Tel. 2- 634 Center Street Manchester 1940 FORD Panel truck, alao 1938 claanod, ropalrad. M yaars' aa- "ARMSTRONG " INLAID Very good condition, $15. Call Doga in Foa PoinL Wis., are SHidber J i 3900. Dodge and Plymouth Cara pickup. Good running condition parianca. krea astlmatas Call WANTED Schaub's Turkey Farm. 188 Hilla- "WES’nNGHOUSE " ELECTRIC 4910 evenings. prohibited by law from acting survey. Poor womanhood. she Alao Dodge .loh Rated Trucks Inquire 691 Porter atreet Howiey. Uanehaatar 5361. town Road. REFRIGERATOR vicious. takes it on the chin again Paid Holidays, Vacations, "WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRO - MASTER electric Telephone 5101 or 5102 Blue Cross THANKSGIVING Turkeya. Fresh —Francis Benson, Holly, Oolo. Bill— I fainted. They brought SIDE GLANCES Personalfl 3 - Place To Buy Used Cara LAUNDERMAT range, flat top, four burner, oven. BY GALBRAITH BOOTS AM) til-..,. i.i> Serves 'Km » *miI ItY EIN;AR MARTIN 1939 CHEVROLET, good tran*- Heating—Plumbing killed or quick frozen, hens, 60c "WESTINGHOUSE" CLEANER Ph6ne 2-0961. me. to so I fainted again. THE PROSPECT HiU School for Apply The boxer returned to his dress­ SELL YOUr'‘car to Baldh~'.Tr portatlon. CSali 2-9869. pound, toma 50c pound. Crystal "WESTINGHOUSE ” TOASTER ing room looking drawn and hag­ Beverlv Why? « 0 Tvaiv VMVE P090 V5AS> 0UT«80E MCk NOiei A\kJt yovk '%WAV\V.O 04 young children. Pro-Kindergarten, immediate rash. O.P.S. price. No EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ Lake Road. Phone Rockville 5- ’■WES’nNGHOUSE GRIDDLE HOD-A-DAY water heater with Bill—So they’d bring me two 0U8*' VMWHtte V wtAwo vvneav vm w o y Kindergarten. Monday through 1939 BLACK CTievrolet coupe. ing. Plugged drains machine WILCO gard, for he had just had a terri­ more red tape—no waiting. Balch Pon­ MACHINE TOOL 9133. Cali at farm. No deliveries. "BENGAL” COMBINATION 30-gallon tank and all fittings. fic beating in the ring. He felt ah- V WAMWi* WORD'. A)5’ Friday. Transportation furnish­ tiac, Inc.. 1,85 Center street. Reasonable Call 2-82.80 or 2- cleaned. Phone 6497. RANGE $15. Phone 7306. A YOOL OOT 1834. COMPANY SIX NEW HAMPSHIRE Red pul­ aolutsly dons, and inoked it. He AYS. 1W "WVIE V YWOOOWt | ed. Mrs Lela Tybur, director. Phone 2-4545. Open evenings Also di.shes, silverware, pictures, opened hit eyes when the promo­ Goforth and Kelrhum. police­ 04 o o e p fi Phone 4287. til 10. * PLUMBING and heating, special­ 222 McKee Street lets, Ready to lay. CTall Coventry patter nigs and many more Hems. KELVINATOR .8', ft refrigera^ men ia Long Beach, Cal., patrol in .yoo UUiLO, 1942 PLYMOUTH~Ctub~coui>ir izing in repairs, remodeling, cop­ Manchester, Conn. 7-6676. Can be seen day or evening. Shown lor, open unit. Clean, quiet, good ter approached. the same radio car— L. J. Burke, OA.TVBV JOSEPH'S Barber Shop, 869 Main radio, heater, newly reflnlshed per water piping, new construc­ by appointment only. Phone Mr. condition. Hollywood bed on Promoter—Hard lines. Jack, (aa Seattle, Wash. street, over Marlow's offers you 1948 BUICK 4-DOOR throughout. Economy's! trans­ tion. Estimates given. Tima pay­ WANTED—Full time and part ORDER YOUR capons now— all Albert, Hartford 6-0358. afer 7 he gazed down at his battered time appliance saleamen and Harvard frame, like new. reason­ charge) but I’ve good news for service backed by 2.8 years of ex­ SEDAN portation. Full price $495. Doug­ ments arranged. Edward Johnson dry pluck — waste removed — P. M 46-4690. able. Call Coventry 7-6380. Mother-Mary, aren't you get­ I'”- saleswomen. Earn good commis­ you. ting too big to play with the boys ? J perience. Special care for chil­ las Motora, 333 Main. Phone 6979 or 5044. wrapped—oven ready. Order'for A—L—B -E —R T ' S Boxer—Well, what's the good dren. Tel. 2-9958. No nwiting if sions selling Montgomer.v Ward your freezer. Anthony Buvsae, 43 Aliyn St., Hartford Daughter—No. Mother, the big­ Radio, heator, etc. Two-tone 1946 PON'fl A C~I>luireT~7adi^ PLUMBING and heating. Fum- appliances. Full line includes news? ger I get the better I like 'em! you make an appointment or Route 44-A. Coventry, or phone Please Note—To the lucky pur­ Machinery and Tools 52 Promoter Tvr been lucky come in.anytime. fini.ah, without a blerai.ah. Me­ heater, white sidewall Urea. Ex­ acea, oil burners and boilers. automatic washers, dryers and Coventry 7-6419. chaser, we will arrange friendly chanically excellent. Priced to cellent-condition. Phone 2-1707. Earl VanCamp. Tal. 5244. television. Apply Manager. Mont­ Terms and will hold any item un­ SELECTION of various makes enough to fix s return match for He—What are your views on .«ell. gomery Ward. MILK FED Turkeya. Lard's Farm, til wanted at no charge. u.sed tractors, plows, harrows, you. kissing? Automobiles for Sale 4 PLUMBING Alterations. New Vernon atreet, Manchester 2- spreaders, Limesowers. Cement She - I haven't any. I sways shut Auto Accessories—Tires 6 work. Repair and water piping. ARISTO BILT unfinished book­ Some years ago a hotel In my eyes. 4710. mixers, garden tractors. Terms. Leulsville adopted the custom of BEIFORE TOU Buy a used car Manchester 3636. WANTED—Two carpenters. Ros- cases and chests In many sizes. Dublin Tractor Co., North Wind­ see Gorman Motor Sales Butek BALCH-PONTIAC. Inc. BEFOREfOtTb'uylirM see us! setto Construction. 2-0308. TWO HUNDRED sex link pullets. Hardwood tables and chairs. The naming a room in the hotel for Maybe the paper shortage Goodyear distributors. Gorman QUALITY Plumbing and eaves Wodshed, 11 Main street. ham Road. Willlmantic, Tel. 3- each wnner of the Kentucky Der­ wouldn't be so bad if it ware not Salas and Service, 285 Main 155 Center Street Laying, vaccinated for Fowl pox 3217. by. There ia a Zev Room, a (Sallant AI.» EY OP»» Biff Show BY V. T HAMLIN street. Phone 2-4671. Open eve­ Motor Sales. 285 Main street. trough work. Call for free esti­ RANGE AND Fuel oil delivery and Newcastle. Also 2 four for so many government depart­ Telephone 2-464.‘> Phone 2-4.871.. mate. Thomas Dawkina 2-9669. man for Rockville-Vernon area. HOSPITAL Bede and wheel chairs Fox Room, a Whlrlaway Room, ment publicity men pouring out nings. monUia old Guernsey heifers. K. and 80 forth. But after the 1946 ■uTMom SURE/ N R O B eTAQIN' i Open Evenings Until 10 Experience preferred but not nec- Gibson. Ogden's Comer, Rock­ for sale or for rent. Rates ree- releases by the ton. MOST ALL V OO ue ANY^HiaC. WGSHOWTHEKE' ~ CLEAN DEPENDABLE SAVE-Spark plugs 5.V. Other esaary. Apply at Vernon Serv- sonable. .\eith Furniture Co. Musical Instruments 53 Derpr the management decided to OeUSLOei^ •OOty’WLE’SALL DAY JUST TO H a p , automatic parti .30% discount. Moving—Trucking— ville. Phone 4159. abandon the practice. The winner Student —Gee. he's dumber than EVVtVTHiNB K. CO TOTH’ FOLKS K3RQET LOW MILEAGE CARS 1941 CHEVROLCT svdan: Radi^ .312 Oakland atreet. Phone 2-9406. Icenter, Route 83. Rockville. SPINET PIANOS-Special renl7l that year was Assault. me. heater. Motor completely over­ Storage 20 plan for Chriatmaa purchase. Na­ THORTROUBLE6 .’' Written Guarantees AT ONCE—Local protected terri­ Teacher—Dumber than I. hauled, including piston rings, TWO SNOW tires, not recaps, MANCHESTER PACKAGE Deliv­ Articles for Sale 45 FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING tionally famous Bald'S'in Aero- In Alton. III.. Linda Moore be­ Student—Alright then, he's 1949 Plymouth Club Coupe pins valves ground, pistons ex­ tory now open for qualified men sonic & Lester Betsy Rosa spinet.s came 10 entangled in her bubble driven 3.000 miles, sise 600 x 16 ery Local .Ight trucking and over 30 with car to represent dumber than both of us. 1949 Studebaker Champion panded. Douglas Motors, 333 $25. Call 2-2854. package delivery. Refrigerators, BOLTON — Building atona and Portable and table model radios —brand new. Full credit of rental gum that her parenta had tn aend Main. national concern. Steady year flagstone. Bolton' Notch Quarry. and phonographa. Universal elec­ and cartage it purchased by her tn the cleaneri to have the "Hcra'a 60 rents. Dad. How Sedan . washers and stove moving a around Income. Tangible mer- Phone 2-0617 Stanley Patnude 1948 Chevrolet Sedan specialty Phone 2-0752. tric blankets. Arvln. heater fnns. Christmas. Call or write for de­ gum removed. about giving me two of those dol­ 1941 PONTIAC, 1939 Plymouth, Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 chandiie. No material shortages. youth chairs. Coasters. Percolators, tails, catalog. Goss Piano Com­ lars you say are worth onlv .30 ' 1947 Pontiac Sedan Coupe 1937 Plymouth sedans; 1940 Systematic training provides Im­ KUVAt AND Snuth-tlorona port Cosco stools, utility tables and Budget Breakdown TWO GIRL'S bicycles, good con­ THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS pany. 317 Asylum atreef, Hart­ cents now? ”—Wall Street Jour­ 1946 Pontiac Sedan Coupe Dodge coupe. All guaranteed. Co., local and long distance mov­ mediate earnings, age no barrier. abla and etendaiv typewritera Steam Irona, Combination Waffle ford 5-6696, Open Thursday p. m. The coat of living nal. ^ -Name your pnee and terms. Cole dition reasonable. Inspect eve­ Liberal earnings discussed at in­ All makes of adding machinei Irons. Good selection of Toys. Ap- I’ve come to learn 1946 Plymouth 2-Door nings after 6 at 50 Olcott Drive. ing. packing, crating and storage. Park tree next door, (west). Best Terms—Best Trades Motors. 4164. Service to all parts of the U. S. terview. Write Walker, Box 202, told or rentad. Repairs on al pliance.s. New Furniture and TV. la always more Caller—Little boy, do both of .Newark, N. Y. makea Marlow’a. Than 1 can sam. your do n have Icenses ? DO YOU Want to buy a really flnr and Canada. Cali 5187. Hartford S. H. Dewhurst COLE MOTORS—4164 Wanted Autos— 6-1423. Wearing Api^rel—Furs 57 Boy—Yes. air! They're Just csrT \8 s have a luxuriously econ­ WANTED CHAMBERS FURNITURE cevagsd with them. 91 and 436 Center Street omical 19.80 Studebaker. We Motorcycles______’ 2 CHICKEN MANURE for lawns At The Green DO YOU Remember Borrys Caller— Who's the rosponaible must sell to meet critical ex­ and garjiens. Phone 6971. Open 9;30 to .8 Working Men’s Store where you man here ? If the end of the world should 1950 OLDSMObTl^ G ray, Model W'A.NTED- 1938 or 1939 Dodge 4- Painting—Papering 21 Office Boy—If you mean the JSSSatsyhtic CHRIS WELKIN. Planeteer BiK Shot, Dr. Budd BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAW 88 Two-Door. White sidewall penses. TsI. Coventry 7-6355. Experienced gas station Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 can buy work clothes, work shoJs. com# at night we won't bother to door. .No Junk. Must be clean, PAINTING, t'aperhanglng. No attendant. Mu.st be able I^AY-AWAY SALE! Shopsmith fellow that always gets ths blame, stay up to witness It. Our morn­ "Thia exam knooka ma dbad! Th#1)6 hMtar hi th* cdueation ufLittr* ntKmrr tires. Radio, heater, hydramatic. mechanically good and priced for for him! Just 10% down holds sportwear and save? 100% wool it's me. TUOtAOUr Douglas Motors, 333 &lain street. 1950 CHEVROLET t^^r7~Radin, Job too dmall. Call 2-9063 days, to grease cars, fix flats WE BUY and sell good used furni­ Jackets from $6.95, $7.48, $7.95, ing paper will tell ua all about it. (066, th« mor* intalligant troubM I get In!" heater, extremely clean through­ ca.ih. Call 8856. after 5 p. m. Call 2-0726, .vour gift Shopsmith until Dec. gvgM r m u a u tew and have driver’s licen.se. 15. It's a complete power work­ ture, comblnaMon ranges, ^as up $16.95. Uniform pants and BUGS BUNNY otmAgmgurr TOMOvg*! 1948 CHEVROLET club coupe, out, $1,445. Payments as low as ranges and neaters Jonet Furni- shirts to match from $5.08 up to FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER radio, heater, immaculate condi­ $16 weekly. Douglas Motors, 333 INTERIOR AND Ebderlor paint­ *1.25 an hour to start. See shop in one convenient .89” unit ACS 8A CURB Main. Business Services Offered 1.1 ing. paperhanging, ceilings re­ —an 8 " bench saw, a 12" disc ture Store. 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. $6:90. Endicott Johnson work and WOULD bOU CARC^ tion. Good tires. Only 21095, only Van for interview. dress shoes from $5.88 to $8.9.8. MA «OT TO teaRTAWE OA $12 weekly. Douglas Motors, 333 rxjMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. flnlshed. Fully ■ Insured. Expert rander, a woodworking lathe, a SEWING Macmne. Beautiful 1951 ■NOUOH POOP *4 bON 1937 DODGE Sedan Good ronrli- Free alteraaions on all pants. 00O»H T Tax* PWIVS-IM Main. Wolcott on wnahing machinea. work. Wall paper books, Edward horizontal and a vertical drill console, brand new. Has round MK OUT tion. Radio, heater. Price $125. In­ R. Price, Phone 2-1003. press. And you can change from Open daily fro* 9 a. m. to 8 p, ■eCTBR'YT vacuum e'eaners, motora. amall VAN’S bobbin, forward and reverse m. Morry's Working Men’s Store, PibNUr 1949 PONTIAC quire 26 Middle turnpike west. appliances Free pick-up and de­ one tool to another in less than stitch, waUln;.' pressure foot to livery. A-1 repair, sales. 180 SERVICE STATION a minute! Shopamith does over 8 Depot Square, Manchester STREAMLINER SEDAN Repairing 23 sew over pine, automatic bobbin 8691. 950>OOTI AC~1Tu PE'R~ Mair». Phona 8597. 427 Hartford Road 100 Jobs yet costa about half the winder, drop feed for darning, COUPE DELUXE CATALINA Manchester price of 5 individual tools. It's REFRIG91RATION Service, com­ MATTRBHd. Tour oM oiattraaaaa attachmenta I'wenty year guar­ LADY'S Black broad cloth coal, Fully equipped including •tarUlaad and roinada Jdke new. compact, rugged and preclaion- antee. Worth $244, sacrifice now. size 18-20. Muskrat tuxedo front mercial and domestic. Sea our BROWNE and Sharpe and Daven­ built td highest standards. See hydramatic, radio, heater, etc. Beautiful 2 tone, ru.xt and display oi guaranteed used refrig- Call Jonaa Fuaiilturs^^d Floor port screw machine operators for $139. WU! take $2 per week. snd cuffs. Cost $130, sell for $50. * flovertog. 36 Oak Tal. 2-1041 Shopsmith demonstrated today CaU 7691 Call 2-3782. Wonderful condition, both me­ ivory fini.«h. Hydramatic, ra­ ators. Georgs H. Williams Aaso- needed for both day and night at Wards. Buy it on our conven­ chanically and appearance dio, heater and many other clatcs, . 260 Tolland Turnpike, shifts, Elxperiehce required. No HOT POINT automatic Ironer, sitting up. Production bonus, ient Lay-Away Plan! $224 with wise. A very good investment. acce.x.sorie5. One owner. Low Manchestei Phone 2-3585, nighta Courses and Classes 27 special >j-HP Motor. Mont­ perfect condition. less than one Wanted—To Buy 58 mileage. An exceptional car. 7691. high wage icsle, days 57 hours, gomery Ward, Main etreet. year old, $80. Phone 3532. nights 60 hours. Call Hartford WANTED—Boy’s 20” wheel bi­ PRISCILLA’S POP History Repeats RY AL VERMEK^ DCXIRS OPENED, keys fitted, TUTORING IN mathematics and BALCH-PONTIAC. Inc. 5-5255, or apply 14 Sigourney FOR SALE—Men's rebuilt and re- KElVi NATOR Electric ranges. cycle, in good condition. Call 2- 1 THINK A LITTLE OlRL l.’).^ Center Street copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, chemistry. Call 2-4014. street. Hartford. Full size, automatic oVen timer ^HEAVEN KNOWS, I TDLD' laeted shoee. Sam Tulyes. 15 9180. HTf.' WHWg wa eo F cr S H Q ^ LEARN TO KEEP y o u THE %AME T lIiNO OFTEN ^ H j Telephone 2-454,'i BALCH-PONTIAC. Inc. guiia, etL., repaired Shears, Maple street. Just a few steps and lamp. Supply limited. Holi­ TlOy 155 Center Street knives, mowers, etc put Into con­ AUTOMOBILE Mechanic. Top WANTED- -Used furniture. liv ­ TMBBB'B W H Sn Bonds—Stocks from Mein Street. day apecial at $19995. Watkins ■bA a*T ♦«es«PA 'VOU, MOTHER P Open Evenings Until 10/ dition for coming needs. Braith- wagea, steady position, excellent Brothers. Inc., 935 Main street. ing room, bedroom, kitchen or Telephone 2-4545 Mortgages 1941 DODGE 4-door, rtdio \nd Open Evenings Until 10 waita. 52 Pearl street. 31 working conditions In modern WARD'S BIG Lay Away tale of entire households. Let us make MOU ihop with latest equipment.'Sur­ i$>owe/ tools! This Christmas give USED OIL and gas combination you an offei. The Woodshed. A'AOiV I OQ] heater, fluid drive, original grTen POWER SAW Work. Trees taken SECOND MORTGAGES bought gical and hospital benefits, vaca­ D E A R ...^ -' paint. 1940 Ford, new paint. 1940 MR AND MRS. Automobile buy­ for our own account.' Re-flnanc- him power tools from Wards. On ranges, 2 at $10, 3 at $20. Others Phone 2-3154 er. Don't let this low mileage 1951 down. Building lots and land tion with pay. Apply in perron to Waj-ds lay-sway plan Juat 10% up to $90. Watkins Brothers, Inc,, Dodge four-door, radio and heat­ cleared. Tel. Rockville 5-5536. tng, repairs, conaolidate, quick, WANTED—Storm windows. Size er: 1940 Qievrolet coupe, rebuilt. Silver Anniversary Pontiac bar­ confidential service. Manchester John Baloh. J r, at Balch Pontiac, down holds the power toola you 935 Main street. gain pass you by. It'a Mrs. Inc, 155 Centy street, Manehea- select until December I5th. i$l 58" X 82'e”; 58" x 28>i"; 58” x IMO Packard sedan, hew motor. ANTIQUES Kallnialiad. Repairing Investment Corp., 887 Main. SEVERAL USED washing ma­ Theat and many more at, Clarke Balch's perional car driven very dona on any famlturo. ‘namann. Phone 5416. ter. 9 a. m, to 10 p. m. down on items under $20). Many 22',4”. Phone 2-1139. little. It's had the beat of care items are zale-priced this week, chines, $7 each. All have good Motor Sales, 301 Broad street. i n South Mala atraat. Phone a u t o m o b il e Polisher. Steady motors. Watkins Brothers, Inc., WANTTO—Baby carriage. Must Open evenings. and attention and it it priced to 6«4a. only .. and they’ll move fast!. sell. Your car may be acoapted Buaineaa Opportunities 32 position, excellent working condi­ 935 Main street. be clean and reasonable. Phone tions. surgical and hospital bene- Shop early for biggest selecUoht 2-9258. "r e c e n t T ^ D E d n s' o n ’ as down payment. Balance on POWER BURNERS and Range —extra saving! Now! Mont­ MAGIC CHEF combUiation gas easy G.M.A.C. divided paymenta. Bumera expertly cleaned and TRAVEL BUREAU and smoke flta, vacation with pay; opportun­ gomery War(J, Main street. THE BEAUTIFUL thop. Excellent location. Good in­ ity for advancement. Apply in and oil range. In'good condition. WANTED—5 rooms of used furni­ Balch Pontiac, Inc., 15.8 Oantar •ervlced.-Xiet us service and re­ ture and gaa water heater. Phone CHRYSLER and pair your washing machine or re­ come. Priced for quick sale. In­ person to John Balch, Jr., at LIONEL Electric train, 2$ feet Call Hartford 8-5992 after 3 p. m. atreet. Phone 2-4545. Open eve­ 2-1077. C A I^ A IV V.HSf*-' PLYMOLTH nings 'til 10 p. m. frigerator. Metro Service. 2-0883. quire Charles W. Lathrop. 100 Balch Pontiac, Inc., 155 Center O gauge track, 5 cart and loco­ CI/JSING OUT — Sample inner ’’ObWBi hwiata on r«tl eonfert tehbn ha raatoP* Runm ______BYLE8UE TURNER Bast Center street. Phone 2-0384 atreet, Manchester, _9 a. m. to 10 motive, automatic switchea and spring mattresses. Twin or full EXTRA CLEAN CAR.'! 19.80 Studebaker Champion Regal WINDOW SHADCF mada to ordor or 7856. p. m. transformer, two years old. 228 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY M. C. BLOS8ER ICOULOOAREIY, COMPLETELY GUARANTEED site. 20% off. Benson's Furni­ Rooms Without Board 59 HAWe BOOM ME'EM IN TM’ MOM AMP Deluxe 4-Door Sedan. and initalled. Vaneuan bllnda Center street. ture, 713 Main atreet. TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX and curtain roda. 24 hour servieo. LUNCHEONETTE in nearby eUy. Help Wanted— LARGE FRONT room in private KAPSCeORE 5aric.. p (7urin’ \ note of nNPEM m 1 RADIO TME 1949 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4- 1950 Studebaker Champion Deluxe HE MIT THE OARRSL* 09 UaaoV i ) TWO OAWCNiOPlJ OOUCEEAMfi Door—Radio, healer, new seat 4-Door Sedan. Eatimatas gladly givan. Fagan amazing record of earnings. Spe­ Mak or Female 37 BENSON'E has them. Florence ‘family. Twin beds, two gentle­ DBOLtetoMt , ^ v , . : Window Shad,. Oo.. Rouia 44 at cialized menu. Logical reason for REMINGTON RAND adding ma­ PiWOD ^ TM* HI^MLV ^USCEPTJBLB OVER T W piPB r OMCMOaR A covers, new premium tires. Jet 1950 Studebaker Champion Deluxe oil heaters, several aizea. Lowest men. Hot water and heat. Park­ EkT AteRSHMSUiOlMP/ ' PONT TCUCAU. "A ' ■ ' ' «v~*IL' ■BL6 n .'B.’»im u a r « THHtShAMb- black. 2-Door Sedan. Boltqn Notch Phone 2-4473. aelling. Write Box D, Herald. chine. Phone 2-2636. prices anywhere. Terms. Ben­ ing place. Call 7865. lET 1949 Studebaker Land Cruiser 4. LIN OLEUM Remnants 50c square son's Furniture, 713 Main. 1M9 Nash 4-Door Sedan —. l»w Door Sfdan. W ANTED . HALF-TON Camp trailer. Custom ROOM FOR Rent. Breakfast if de­ mUeage. Radio, heater, new seat 1948 Studebaker Champion 4-Door yard. Asphalt Ula, arall covering. Help Wanted—Femhle 33 ‘built. Complete with detachable NEW 1952 Deluxe electric rotary sired. Green section. Phone 2- covers. Extra good Urea. Cruis­ - Radio and heater, overdrive. Done by laUahte, well-trained etdes. Phone Coventry 7-6884. 4406. I I I 'l ing gear. NOW IS the time. Earn Chriatmaa sewing machine, complete with 1947 Studebaker Champion Deluxe men. AH Jobo guaranteed. Hall all atachments, portable model 2-Door Sedan. Unoleum Oo., 56 Cottage etreet money representing Avon pW>d- EXPERIENCED PLEASANT double room for gen­ 1M9 Studebaker Champion Regal ucts in your neighborhood. Write 872 Parker only $79.95. Senkbell’s, Carter Deluxe 4-Door — Blue. Radio, Theae cars equipped with over­ Phone 2-4032. eventnge 6166 or TOBACCO STALKS, street. Phone 7519. tlemen. At the Center. 14-16 neater. Extra clean. drive. Radio and heater. tl09. Mri. Frank Frawley, North Bran­ BROADLEAF atreet. Wadsworth atreet. 1941 Ford V-8 4-Door siedan—Ra­ ford, Oonn. TRADE IN your old outdated 1949 Chrysler Windsor Conv. Club FUXIR PROBLEfsS solved with SORTERS TWO INSIDE panelled doori with WELL HEATED furnished room dio and heater. SALESLADIES, full time prefer­ range or cook stove, $40 to $100 Coupe — Radio, heater, white 1940 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan. linoleum. a*phai< tile counter. hardware, sise 30 x 80,. both for trade-in allowance. Popular for rent. Continuous hot water Urea. Extra nice. Bapert aror. oanahlp, fret aetl- red. Permanent poiltion. Excel­ $25. Kitty-Komcr, excellent con­ and shower. Free parking, 101 lent starting lalary. Infant's makes. E-Z terms. Benson's 1946 Dodge Custom 4-Door- Heat- TRUCK 8PCIAL8 mataa. Open avanlnga. Jonas Fur- WAREHOUSE OPENS' dition with Junior chair, $16; tan Furniture. 713 Main. Chestnut street. qr, nice blue finish. Good tires. 1949 Studebaker Ton Pickup. nltura. Oah stract Phone 2-1041. and girl'i department. Apply In wicker stroller, $6; ‘aoUd maple 1949 Studebaker Ton Pickup. peiaon, Tot'i and Teen'a, Inc., MONDAY. crib complete, $20; 19 pounds of WEDGEWOOD Deluxe gaa range LARGE R(X>M, twin beds, for VII- k. Bargaininff BY MICHAEL OWALLEY 1M2 Ford 4-Door — Good tires 1948 Studebaker I'.-j Ton Cab and TTPEWRITERb and adding ma- 9S6^1ain. ' two gentlemen. Continuous hot Good running condition. ' chaaaia. new wool for braided rug. $S. with grill, 7 cu. ft. Frigidatre. tr. chinas aold, rented, repaired. NOVEMBER 19 Phone 2-1944. 28 Gerard atreet. chrome breakfast set, child's crib. wster. Central. Parking. Phone VOUM BULISFlNfiv HI P bOU WANT TS BO "veu VUAMT VOUR 'bOU WINf MOW 1940 G.M.C. Panel Delivery. W A N ^to—Elderly woman to care d S o M /y o u CAikrr a w b l u f f MUCH I* T ie s IMO Plymouth Deluxe 4-Door— Prompt service. Reasonable ------a------P— 'Phone 2-2638. 4724. ______CALL ; dTIOMY TO MLU Heater, new paint. Motor being 1949 Wlllya 4-Wheel Drive Pickup. rates. Guaranteed work. Office for tvq^^aV old child. Parmanent TEN PLAIN Shelving oases, '6 x OffT A BOOK FUBUOHBOl AAOiRXU. j o c t e o o copiBP overhauled. position. Must be neat and relia­ 6 ROOMS For rent. Gentlemen pre­ ANY MORE yXTRB TNCB THIS PLOT UKB TW»T Studebaker Salea and Service aupplles. Free pickup and delivery TOP WAGES X 1 ft deep. Also nine office WASHING Machine, in very good O f service. Friendly TypewrlUr ble. Hours 4 p. m. to 13 p. qi.. $30 chain, 10 X 12 rug. Phone 6873. ferred. By night-or week. 17 IN TO MY Ol d p u a - conditionmo pump, $15. Call 3179 Spruce street. Phone 2-2494. UPI IBR TOMORROW.... BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. CHORCHES MOTOR SAUCS Service, 1305 Main street. Bast a week. References required. LONG SEASON after 6:15 p. m. 30 Blaaell 8t. Phone 7191 Hartford. Tat. B-57S4. Write Box L, Herald. BABY CARRIAGE and washing 80 Oakland Street machine. Very .good condition. FURNISHED ROOM in private ______Mancheeter 2-9483 ' ------______8ERVEL GAS refrigerator. Kala- home, hot water, on bus line. 1M9 OLDBMOBILE Tudor. Radio, CABINET MAKING, ralntah and WANTED—SUte PoUoa Woman. CaU 2-1175 after 8 p. m. masoo combination stove. CaU kaatar, hydramatic. Bargain prlc- 1938 CHEVROLET four-door, rapalr fi^nltura. Comlcea mada to Groaa entrance rate $3,850 plus JOHN H. HACKETT 2-3532. ______Phone 5457. ad at $1495. Excellent Urea. Un- black, radio and heater, running ordar. Phono 3-96SS. John Hahn. maintenance. Agaa 35-35 Inclu­ snd SON WOODEN Storm windows, also sive; must ba at laaat 5'3”. Apply 86-55, eight windows; sise 27 THREE UNrUtonSHED rooms Douglas Motora, condition, $75. Phone 2-90SF. PI2TRO . 0 ^ burner with aU con- for working couple. AU uUUUea, ASHES AND Rubbish removed. for announcanaant and iqtplica- BUGKLAND. CONN. 39—three windows; alas 31 3-4- trola. BxcaUent condition. Phone 1941 CHEVROLET tudor, A real Call Sanitary Rafuee Company of Uoh for examination N a 1761 39—1 window, can 2-9111 after Coventry 7-6942. stove and refrigerator. CaU 8868. 19$a CHBVROtiET. Good running bargain at $1195. Black paint, Manchastar. 2-0253. from State Paraonnal Department, ^ TELEPHONE 3 o’clock. Inquire 224 Carter Oak street. eoadiUoB. New battery, ganera- claan throughout. Pqymenta ap­ State Capitol, Hartford, or near­ MANCHESTER 6180 IOVBRSTUFFEO Couch with slip ^ «sr, good rtibbar, $225. CaU 5024 proximately $13.50 weekly. Doug- oat State Employaiant Servica cover, $30. OaU 1-0251 after 6 p, aftar$p.ah laa Motors, 333 Main. Read Herald Advs. Office, Read Herald Advi. m. 'i^^;|Smft>URTEEN iHanrl;ifBt?r ^tfptttns l^eraUi FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1$, 19B1 \ Atm sCB Dofly Net PrtflB Rim # For the Week BiMing ThBWflflthar Mrs. Caayton T. AUlson. preaU 241 Birch Mountain road, in a alvaly In eonntctlon with adult Mevondter 19 dent of St. Mary's Guild, haa call­ Zoners Slate Rural Residence Zone. oducation and haa racalvad much rirMrt Vo 00 WmtOmg Wmmom About Town ed a special meetlag for Monday Permission to erect a garage College Head praiM for hia work In tha flald of evening at 7 o'clock In the guild attached to a dwelling which A dMifliUr hM b*m torii «t th« adult induatclal aducatlon. From 10,400 rOt, oriMer taolgkt. M at tha room. She urgea all membera to 11 Requests would be built h feet, 4 Inchefi 1942 to 1930 ha aervad aa high* rtirUwn HomIUI in WorcMtcr. make an effort to he preaent aa from the east property line, which Here Moiiday Masnber of the Andlt llilau(Jj|rdiFr IwlIFulun ttFraul share aod 86 lolnodi GeM teoMO* way commiaaionar for tha atata of 2 2 Maw., to Mr. and Mra. William A. final plana will be made for the ia 2 feet, 6 inches closer thim regu­ BBresMi at OraoUttexa Forda. Mra. Forda la the former New Jaraey, aerving undar both row, rahi or taew o8 Bight. annual Chriatmaa bataar and tur­ lations allow at 138 Deepwood Republican and Democratic ra- Manchester—-A CUy o f ViUag0 Charm i- MatCtterita bole, daughter of Mr. key supper. Thursday, Nov. 29. Include Applications for drive. In a Residence Zone A, Is Dr. Miller, Jr., o f A.I.C. aitd Mra. R. H. ^ l e of 63 Stephen glmea. An unuaual phaae of hia The sale will open at 3 o'clock and being sought by Richard Gam­ career waa when he recommended ■traet. Thia ia thV}*oung eouple'i the eupper will be nerved from A Gasoline Station and mons. To Talk at League o f VOL. LXXI, NO. 42 (ClaaMllad AdvcrtU(ag aa Faga 19) flrat child. to the New Jeraey State Oovam- ' ’ MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURD.W, NOVEMBER 17, 1951 (TWEDVE(TWELVE PAGES) PAGES) PRICE yiVB CENTS to 7 o’clock. Tickets are now- on Paint and Body Shop Vincent P. Marrin haa applied Women Votem Meet ment . Organliation that hia own PRICE nV R G1NT8 aale by the membera, and reaerva- for permission to erect five single- position be aboliahed. He waa a Ftienda haw received card* tiona may be made through Mra. family dwellings on lota which from Mlaa Pmcllla Peebody nf H A L Bouchard will aeek per- would have a frontage nf 60 feet, Much interest is being evinced delegate to the conetit'utlonal con­ Charlea N. Dole of 31 Oreenhlll in the open meeting nf the League vention which drew up a new con- HoUtater atreet and MIta Marjorie atreet or MrM Albert D. Chapin mlaaion to build a gaaollne station which la less than regulations al­ Vrquhart of Edgerton atreet. who low, on the northerly side of of Women Voters to be held at atltiitlon for New Jeraey in 1947. of 80 Park atreet. on the southerly aide of Middle the Nathan Hale School Monday At the preaent time Dr. Miller are touring Europe. They have turnpike west, east of number 844, Chambers street, beginning at a vtolted iii England. Germany. point 156 feet west of Irving evening, Nov. 19, at 8 o'clock. Dr. la president of the Springfleld col­ In a Buaineaa Zone It. and Erneat Spencer Miller, Jr., prealdent of lege and waa recently called by Switeerland and lUly, and report R. C. Berry of the Rogers Cor­ A. Roy will apply for permiaaion street and extending West 300 feet, a wonderful trip. poration of Mancheater and Good­ In a Residence Zone A. American International College the Oovernor'a Commiaaion on Offers to Accept Red Buffer Zone Plan to conduct a paint and body ehop U N year is a member of the organis­ The Andrew Ansaldl Company In Springfleld will be the speaker. State Government Organlaation In a building at the rear of Mintz A number of League members Mr. and Mra. Louia Genoveai of ing bommittce for the new Reat- court In a Residence Zone C at a Is seeking permission to build an In Connecticut to be director of Gat Ika moat oat af North Main atreet received newa efn Connecllcut Chemical Engi­ public hearing nf the Zoning Board addition 41 feet one inch by 36 the "project to atudy the Con­ of the hlrth yeaterday of a daugh­ neers’ Club, which will he official­ feet, 4 inches to an existing necticut State Highway Depart­ lifa. . . ly organised at a meeting' In Wll- of Appeals Monday at 8 p. m. In the building, which would be used for ment." m ter to Mr. and Mra. Louia Oeno- Municipal building. The Bouchards in ika Bird in Ihr Hand Teal, Jr., of Glena Falla. N. Y. limantic on Dec. 12. Dr. Thomas have already submitted a plot storsge of trucks and equipment, He resides In Springfleld with Allies Gain They have two other email daugh- H. Chilton of Wilmington. Dela­ plan nf the proposed struciure, at 186 Bidwell street, In a rural his wife and three children, s ao4 goo4 appaaranca f See A ccord teni, Lucinda and Suaan. ware. prealdent of the American residence zone. daughter who Is a senior at Mt. ^ Ridgway Verifies Atrocities you got tram Rugby Inatltute nf Chemical Engineera. which would be built with lights .lohn and Robert McAnn are ap­ Holyoke College, a son who Is a snd signs, to the board. A state Swaataw aa «rell aa 2 M iles on will addreaa the group at thia hearing on their application will plying fnr permission to convert freshman nt Trinity College and a On 3 0 Day meeting. be held at the same time aa the to a four-family dwelling a younger son who is a student at Rugby Jaekata and town hearing. three family dwelling which la lo- Wllbraham Academy, Laitura Shirta. Conn. Student MiMini; ConiPflt Winner STATIONERY The 0>'p Club of the Center Nine other appllratimm for ex- r.vled on an undersized lot at 7 Thia meeting ia open to the Says Murders W a r F ront repllona to zoning regulations will Rosemary place, in a Business public, free of charge aa all You just can't gal Tim e Limit AIRMAIL • NOTES Church will meet Sunday at 6:4.1 Zone II. ^ague meetinga are, and Mra. LEADING BRANDS p. m. at St. .larrea' Church. One nf he aired Monday night. mom lor your monuy By Reds Were the prieata will talk to the rlub on Lurllle Sloan haa applied for .Iky Rubtnow, prealdent of the Seoul. Korea, Nov. 17—(/P) permission to erect a dwelling on Mancheater League of Women than Rugby Spertawtar Munsan, Korea, Nov. 17— Arthur Drug Sto m Catholicl.im. Votera, urges all Intereated per- —An Allied division support­ p lot having less frontage and less Pre-Wed Parlies gtYee* Aired Before ed by tanks and planea today (/P)—The UN command, in a srea Ilian regulations allow on the aona to attend. dramatic move to end the Pack 4, Oib Sroiita nf Amerlea. easterly side of Otis street, 130 mrhdhf smashed ahead nearly two will hold an auction at the Center For Miss (lobley cease-fire deadlock, today feet south of Park atreet in a Res­ « j R U aiY KNITTINa MILLS, Isc. Tokyo, Nov. 17—(/P)—Gen. miles in a surprise attack Congregational Church Monday idence Zone A. along a nine-mile front in cen­ offered to accept the Com­ HELEN'S CARD night at 7..30. Fond, houaehnld Dr. Arthur B. Moran haa applied Matthew B. Ridgway today munist buffer zone pfoposal Itema and loya will he among the M iss .loan Cobley, daughter of 1 verified the Communist tral Korea. for permission to build a garage Mr. and .Mrs. George Cobley of 15 I PRESGRIFnONS "We caught the encoiy by com­ —if an armistice, is signed ani GIFT SHOP Itema aurtioned and a camera don­ attached to a dwelling which atrocity killings of United ated by the Weldon Drug Com­ would be located 10 feet from the Deepwood drive, has been hon­ CarefaUF compoaiided. plete surprise," sn Allied officer within 30 days. The Commu* .WR Main SI. Hartford pany will be given aa a door price. Nations soldier captives in said. "They hsd no idea we were nists indicated they might north property line whlrh la five ored recently with several bridal coming." showers. Korea and declared “The agree. I.oew'fi Theater nuilding feet closer than regulations allow AiHiRrOnigSlirM shocking impact of the I?!* UN com-mand divlalori at 18 Steep Hollow lane. In a Res- The first waH a linen shower at Jumped off shortly before dawn tn North Korean Maj. Gen. Idenre Zone A A. the home of Mra. Carlo Johnson Dr, Bpenoer Miller, Jr. brutality which has been re­ Order Your f’ersonalired in East Hampton. Then the a limited objective attack south­ Lae Sang Cho told United Na* Harlan Taylor will seek per­ vealed should have been no east of Kumaong, former Red HEARING-AID mission to erect a breezeway and mother nf her fiance, Mra. Ann have heard him speak and aay tions negotiators the UN Xmas Card.s Now- surprise to the American supply base 30 miles north of plan “seems in the main to garage attached to a dwellinjf, Strom of Middletown, was hostess that he is entertaining and force­ people.” Parallel 38. One Of The Fine.st which will be located four feet at a miscellaneous shower, with ful in hia preaentaflon. At the be in accordance with our BATTERIES from south pro|Arly line, which Is Mrs. Betty Warner of Middletown meeting Monday evening his topic But the Supreme Allied com­ Allied Infantrymen had knocked principles.” Collections Of Costume four feet closer than regulations and Mrs. Shirley Yanke of West BANTLY mander in his first comment on the Reds off 11 hills by early aft­ For All Hearing-Aids will be "Belter Government Be­ the aensetional story that shocked ernoon. The Rad# promised to study Jewelrv la The City allow at 30 Harlan street, In a Haitford a.s.sisting her. gins at Home,-' which is a most Rugby Sportswear Sold In the proposal ovarnight and "com­ Residence Zone A. the world Wednesday expressed One UN battalion -crossed the Guaranteed Fresh A pantry .shower was given for timely and interesting subject, OIL CO. regret over the way It waa dis­ Piikhen liver In atsanir boats In ment" further when tha eubcom- Alfred Coda Is applying for per­ Mi.ss Cobley by Miss Mary Ann Al­ Dr. Miller's background is va­ mlItteee working on the ceeja-flra mission to convert a three-family Manchester At closed. pre-dawn darkness and hit Ihe len nf Eaal Hampton, and the last ried and aomewhat unusual. He Ridgway, in a statement, said unsuspecting cnunese in a sou nnina laaue meet again at 11 a. ih. dwelling Into a four-family house shower was a personal one given graduated from Amherst, received TEL. 5293 Sunday (9 p. m. e.s.t. Saturdayi at 65.1 North Main street, in a all known deaths already had spot. by Mrs. Frank Godwin, Jr , and hi.s. M. A. and Ph D. from Colum­ been reported to next of kin and The Allied spokesman aaid UN In Panmunjom. ResWenre Zone A. Mrs. Lon Zelscr in Middletown bia University and is doing grad­ Maj. Gen. Henry I, Hodea, chief Kenneth Beer is seeking to ex­ that the report had caused need­ forces advanced so swiftly the BE PROUD Miss Cobley will be married Sat­ uate work in the .School of Me­ less anguish among relatives of Chinese hsd no chance to counter- UN aubcommittee delegate, told tend permission to operate a small urday afternoon at 'ft o'clock at chanical Engineering at Columbia. Range and Fuel job-prtniing business and a sign those soldiers still listed as miss­ sttack. At only ons point did ths Communist negotiators Sat­ 87.3 Main SU Tel. 4138 the t^enter CongrcgatlVmal rTmrrh He also attended Oxford and Lon­ ing. the Reds stand and Aght. In urday that the UN Alltea will ac­ OF YOUR for the business in his home at to Anthony Strom of Middletown. don Universities in England where Oil Distributors CEHOUSEfiSON Roberta Feng (above). 17-yeer- cept the Rad propotal to Ax a Marlon Traendly (left), 17, af Rowayton, Coan., aad Nancy Stock this sector the doughboys moved he studied adult education. I rsi .On Wednesdsy, 0>). James M. old Chleeae high school senior, la tentative cease-flra line along the 333 M A IN ST. (right) af Sea iiirt, N. J„ boMi preparatory ocNbol oenlers at Peaa Manley, bead of the War Crimea in with bayonets and gienades. Dr. Miller has worked exten- WB GIVE a^rOREEN STAMPS Hall Junior College and Prepsuatory School la Ohambenhurg, Pa., the writer of the official Thanks­ preaent battle front. But he made CHOICE! Section of the U. S. Eighth Army, giving Dny proclamation Isstted In Allied artillery hurled dosena of It clear the line will become per­ Buck land School wera belag aought after disappenrIng from the aehooi. 'They flmt disclosed In Korea that nearly shells into the Oinimunist lines, You can be proud of Ihc were reported mlsoing Nov. IS after Dr. Sarah Itriggs, Penn Hall Providence. Nov. IS, by governor . Soviet foreign irilnlstrr Anarel \lshlnsk.v, as a gesture of his manent only If all other armistice S.OOO Allied soldiers 6,500 of of Rhode Island. Her’s was the while big Patton tanks rumbled oautitry's peaneful IntenttMa, riuMiea a dove In his flat while epcak- terms ere agreed upon within SO Used Car you chmtse president, enM the girls violated sriiool rules hr leaviag the dormitory them Americans — had been into battle with the sdvenciiig In­ Has Open House the night of Nov. II. (AP WIrephoto). winning compoeillon la state-wide lag at Mte UN arneral Assembly In Parle. A Frencli woman had hand­ days after tha proposal la accept- HERE! Every car on our Fresh Killed slaughtered by their CTommunist high school exHilest. (.AT Wlre- fantrymen. Warplanes aupport- ed Ihe iiiHiaged bird lo VIshInsk.v as be rnirred the building. (NBA *(l by the full flve-member armia- captors since the outbreak of’the plioto). Ing the advance hit the enemy 18 Radio-Telephoto I. lot is smarter looking, me­ Open house Wednesday night at times. , tlcs delegatlona. chanically tops and priced war. If no ermiattce Is signed before the Biickland'School resulted in s Ridgway's statement did not Ill th* west. UN infantrymen the deadline, then a naw ctase- fairly! Coupes, sedans, con­ good turnout M parents who had mention the ilgures announced by won back ah advance position lost fira Una would hava to ba ftxsd, vertibles — the make and the opportunity of consulting with Caudle Ban Held. Hanley. A ir F o r c e s to Reds Friday northwest of Hodea said. the leachera on the progress of Chorwon. 20 miles north of model YOr want! Terms? the pupils. .Subjects discussed In­ Hanley waa brought to Tokyo See Red Aeeeptaaee Of course! Come in—see RANGE HILL by Col. George Patrick Welch, Parallel 38. Allied troops at­ UN to Weigh Big 3‘ "We don’t sac any reason why cluded mental, physical, emotional these: Rldgway'a public Information offi­ tacked under cover of an artil­ the Oommunlsls wouldn’t accept and social development of the Start of Clean-up E x p a n sio n lery barrage shortly before dawn. the latest UN proposal to aatlla children. cer, presumably to anasser any questions while the Ridgwav Communists who had pushed tha buffer zona issut," said Lt. The Burkland Community i'Uih United Nations defenders out of followed the open house with a statement was being prepared. Disarming Plans Col. Howard S. Lavie, official UN 1948 OLDS ''66" Washington, Nov. 17— (/P)vHe asked that he not be quoted by Shortly before Ridgway. spoke Is Indicated one hill position early Friday command spokesman. "We made 4-Door Sedan. Color black. auccessful bazaar and "white ele­ out, Peiping Radio entered a pulled back after putting up only It In all sincerity snd with the ex­ phant" sale. The committee in —President Truman’.i confi- light resialance, the Eighth Army Very clean inalde and nut. One charge put a lot of work into the blanket denial of Hanley's report. Paris, Nov. 17—(A*)—The I'liiled Naliuii.* ixilitical com­ pectation that It would ba accept­ owner. Hydramatir iliive, radio d.nt, ..id lod.y th. firin, It maintained that United Nations Washiii|ton, Nov. 17 (/P,--Con- reported. Presumably the Reds ed" and heater. Excrllent Urea. affair and many frienda contrihu- assistant Attorney General and his administration. He hopes prisoners of war were treated well still hold two other hill positions mittee today voted to begin immediate discussion of a French- He said tha immediate Commu­ ted to the fund, which amounted that any of those whose activities “deapite difficult conditions.” greasional toutcei aaid today they seized in the Friday attack. British-American disarmament plan. It shifted debate on a nist reply cams "much faatar than TURKEYS to $176.90. It is proposed to buy a Theron Lamar Caudle is the Other UN command troops beginning of a sweeping ad­ arc open to question will step out Then the C3iinese Communist expect an administration request Russian “peace plan’’ to the end nf the Paris ses.iion. wa would have expected.” new projector for the school. of their own accord.’’ next year for added billions of dol- counterattacking to regain lost After Ijt* Indicated the Rede 1947 OLDS "98" A .social lime followed during ministration house-cleaning. radio countered with its own lais to speed expansion of air pow­ ground northwest of the Punch­ The vole waa 45 lo 5 (the Soviet^ ------■— ——— ------— Even before word came from charges-that "thousands and tens bloc axaixftt * with five BbElentioni, | v n r v r might agree to the UN proposal. l-Door deluxe ' aedan, dark Sold At which Mrs. Barbara Minnick. the FrM T«f The President reportedly has er. And chances appear good now bowl on the eastern front were re­ Hodea auggeated that staff ofti- grey, hydramatlc drive, radio, school dietitian, served ginger­ acnl out word to fire, retire, or Key West, the feeling in Washing­ of thousands" of (^Inese snd that the request will be met. ported engaged in a biasing bat­ Committee debate on the three ton was that Caudle's firing was North Korean Red soldiers "who power plin will begin Mond.iy Warren Urges rera of both aides mtet at 10 a m. heater, aun vlanr, white wall bread with whipped cream and get the resignation of all govern­ Some lawmskeis look for Pres­ tle. The Reds threw a full bat­ .Sunday to start working out the tires and fog llghta. One owner. coffee. ment executives whoae outside ac­ just the flrat to move in a planned fell Into the hands of the United with U. S. Secretai-y of State Dean widescale clean-up. ident Truman to stress the need talion Into Friday's stuck, which Acheion leading the light for adop­ Una of battla contact which would blencKtaM tivities, however legal, might pro­ for mors air power quickly In his become the tentative caaaa-firc-. vide fodder for Republican cam­ "Thia la just the beginning, (Ceatleueg ea Page Sevan) messages to the new aaaaiont (CeaUi^ Mi Elgin) tion of the piopoaala. GOP to Follow And Many Mart . . . said Rep. King (D-Calif), chair­ The SO-meinber cninmiltee ilao line. paign oratory. shortly after the first of the year. Lee did not respond to ths 16 All ValuM Golert! Sourcea at Key West, Fla., man of the House Ways and Means Thiee Senators. Edwin C. John­ rejecled by s vole of 38 lo S with subcommittee, which has been un­ 10 ebatentlona a Soviet plea that Middle Course a. m. masting auggeation. but re­ upper at a price ibal'i a aan where Mr. Truman ia spending a son iD-Coloi, Young (R-ND) and plied: "I hava received your proas SAFETY TESTED vacation, said other dismiasals earthing corruption snd miscon­ Iranian Gills I.«dge IR-Maaal, indicated they a Russian plan pieiented tn the priml Bayun Cynasa tsWr a duct in the Internal Revenue seiv- Western Union UN Oeneral A*«emblv ye.xleiday poaal In writing and heard youE Fresh Seafood RUBBERS may follow yesterday'a firing of sr# anxious to boost the nation's San Diego, Calif., Nov. IT- (Aft- explanation. Sines wa hava yet ml cWppar print bndica and brn Ice. be diicussed immediately alter the USED CARS AND Caudle, and that profeaaional poli­ present sir power. Gov. Rail Warren of California make a full study o( your proposal lam cuffi. . . a flaltiring bdir ticians are on notice to get in line The President late yeaterday Visit Success And Gen. Curtis Lemay, head of western plan Official Held Acheann had asked In hia speech . has opened hia campaign for ths I cannot anawar. But 1 will ^ve at iba wing caBamd nalelc. for the clean-up drive. fired Caudle aa the government's the Stragetic Air Command yeu our comment on your pro­ ARCTICS Wnaitailiil They said Mr. Truman, with his chief prosecutor of tax frauds leas (SACi, said last night hia air at the opening of Ihe conimillee Republican Presidential nomina- posal tomorrow." eye on the hard 1932 Presidential than 48 hours after the committee Mossadegh Claims Mis­ leviathans ran launch swift meellng. tod.y that the Western | p,„po„„ that hi. party passed along to Mr. Truman In­ retaliatory attack at any enemy, Michigan VP Arresteil proposal# be dieruised first end Demaado Onaraatee race ahead. Is determined to weed formation it said It had dug up sion Gained Double the Riieaian plan be postponed un­ lake a middle of the road course The United Nations plan de- Market REPAIRED out those who might lay his ad- but that SAC has a gigantic task In Gambling Plot, Use and mipport demands of the peo­ on Caudle's activities. til lets in the eeasion becauae It ple (or social progreas. maiida clear-cut aaaurance from Ministration open to charges of Mr. Truman announced (Taudle Triumph in Dispute calling for more than "a handful "dupileatea other Itema" elieidy the Reds that agreement on tha 139 NORTH MAIN ST, MANCHESTER corruption. of bombers and atomic bombs.” Of Wire for Race News In (he Initial epeech of hli cam­ 512 Wesl Center St. resigned by request becauae he "I'm til-minded.” - Senator ontbe committee'* work sheet. paign last night the 60-year-old tentative ceaac-flra line would not "This is just a starter," M id one Washington, Nov. 17 (P)—| Tohnston told a reporter today. Ruasla’a Jacob Malik agreed that governor declared that the Repub­ be an end to the shooting before Tel. 41.34 Sam Yuyles highly-placed advisor In Key West. (CoallBued an Page Two) New York, Nov. 17 (jr, — \ the Western propoaala should come a full armlaticc la tignsd. Prime Minister Mossadegh, pre­ "Thai's the way to defend this Western Union vice president has first, but inaialed thst the plans lican party haa never been radical "Thera If no question of a de Our Promise Ih Your Shoe Repairing nf the $ 5 - 9 8 paring to rtturn to Iran, claimed country." and must never become reaction- FREE DELIVERY-TELMS46 Better Kind Dnnr While been arrested ^are on a Michigan be aiibmittrd at the General As- ar,'-. facto cease-fire,’’ Levie said. "It Satisfaction today a double triumph for his Young, a TTicmber of the Senate aembly by Soviet Foreign Minister will amount to ground, sea and ■i* You Wall. Appropriations committee, aaid in fugitive warrant charging con- He said ths party should stand six-week mission to ths United rplracy to violets gambling laws Andrei 'Vishinsky be discussed Im­ for: action to the extent determined by a separate Interview; mediately afterward. General Ridgway and hi# ground, 15 MAPLE ST. Post-Election Violence States. "I’m a staunch supporter of the by knowingly allowing a horse Ho.nesty lr> govem.’nent; a bi- .«aaa UM la Mb.N BEST CO AT VALUE race wire. Malik aaid the diserme.’nei’t parUia.h foreign policy; support of ■ea and air commsindera.’’ Opp. First Nstlnnsl Store Spsakiiig for his aUlng 72-year- strongest possible sir power to as­ proposals "will brook no deity." No on# In official jMoltlon at Farklng Lot. old chiaf. Vie# Pramler Hosaein sure air lupremacy for this coun­ TJu warrant aUegas that the tha United Nation*; m ad!^ citre y . try.” Both ths Western and Russian on reasonable terms; slum clear­ this advanoa UN command bass Flares in Philippines Pataml told a rapertar that the executive. Samuel Barr. 50, and proposals were presented during would euggaat that agraamant on OF THE SEASON L^dga, a World War II army eome ether officlala of tha tele­ ance, and "the right of every seg­ "first success" was blocldng di­ tha Aaaembly'a letslon here. The ment of our society te a measure tha Allied buffer sono propooal rect United Nations Intarvcntion officer, has been plugging for graph Arm "did unlawfrjlly and Western Big Three called for a would moan an Immodlato )ialt In more air power for over five of aecurtty." Full selection of top qualit.v coats priced at just in the oU dispute with Britain. wickedly agree, combine, conspire step-by-step world census of all "We cannot stand lUU," ths Uio ground fighting. what you want to pay! Yes—we’ve tweeds, wool Manilh, Nov. 17—(A>)--Po8t-«lectlon violence flared in the The eecond, he aaid, was "convinc­ years. and confararata" to violate Michi­ weapons. Including atom bombs, Howovor, thoro wao opoculatlon ; BEST TV BUY OF THE YEAR ti., ^^7'^ T'on'ia Philippines today as the opposition Nacionalista party claimed Yesterday he told a Chicago Re­ California governor declared In a ing the American people" of the gan betting laws. The warrant followed by "fool-proor’ controls that action would ba roducad to broadcloths in every flattering fashion from zip- publican Women's forum that the radio speech last night. It waa ths victory for its entire slate of nine Senators in Last Tuesday’s juatlca of Iranian nationalisation also cites four alleged gamblers. and progressive disarmament. The opening talk of hia campaign for patrol activity while tha negoUa- ins to the coat with stole. of tha oil industry. present admlhistratlon haa failed Ruaeians countered with (heir old tora era trying to roach aa agroo------* election. “to get some real production ao AaalsUnt Attorney General ths 1932 GOP Praaldential nomin­ One thbusand soldiera were flown Georgs McGhee, aasletant aecre- Eugene F. Townsend af Michigan ation. nMnt on the full armistico. 'BALANCED BEAM NEW FALL COLORS Ury of atate, said on a talavlalon that we could support our troops (Coetiniied na Page Right) Malor ProbloBH Ahead to Negroa Occidental Province af­ overseas and put firm diplomatic aay# Barr knew Weatem Union The Republican party has never Princess, Duke ter reports of violence were rc- program last night that^ere ap­ equipment woe being laed to Any one of the romolnlng items to pears to be "little hope~ at this pressure on the Kremlin to stop been a radical party," he told en the agenda could block a final " AND STYLES.IN *7995 celved^om many of Ita towns. The lU warlike activities.’' tranemit boras racing information delegates to the GOP Stale con­ Philippinaa Newa Behvlct said Gov. time of bridging the gap between agroomont. % Back at Home Lodge suggested that the Re­ although he never had been In vention and a national radio audi­ Still to bo sotUod ore ouch J=IRST QUALITY 0 Rafael Lacson of Nagros Occiden­ publicans use the aircraft and Michigan. ence. "It must not—as It values TELEVISION BE SURE tal )iad imposed cenaership on newa (Ceetlned en P|(ge Sevan) thorny probloma on tho oxchanga Barr aurrendered yeaterday in ite life —become a party of reac­ Of the trouldes there. arms production record of the Bulletins of war prlaenoro, arrangamonto to Royal Couple Get Warm present Democratic administra­ answer to tha warrant. Ha was re- tion. ■aouro that tho armisdlco lo not Beautiful Full Door Mahogany Four person! were reported tie In tion as a 1932 campaign issue. leas^ in the custody of hia attor­ from the AP Wires It must occupy tha field of ac­ vlolxtod and rocommoadatloos te Children's Book Week Welcome in Liverpool Friday night In Laguna and Bula- General Lemay made his re­ ney for a hearing Dec. 7. tivity between these two ex- tho rospoctivo governments. Cabinet OF HAVING THE can provinces of central Luzon. tremee.” NYLON Visit Hale's Book Department for an excellent Miec- With more than 2,600,000 bal- marks in an address to the Na­ John H. Waters general coimael Tho Redo are expected to balk tion of children's books for all ages. ' j After U.S.-Candila Trip News Tidbits tional Geographic Society. He said for weatem union, later described PROCI^M.ATIOm Warren rested In a San Francis­ at IntarnationsI Inspection behind loU tabulated—about 70 per cent co hospital while a radio trans­ of the total votq—Nacionaliita his long-range forSe includes the arrest aa ah "outraga." Hartford, Nov, 17—iAl—4»ov. their linos. And aa a result of the ACTIVITY BOOKS ' Llvarpool, Eng., Nov. 17—(ff)— CttUc4 from A P W irt* B-29e. B-50s and the B-36. "our ..Tha Michigan warrant, signed cription carried his views on what week'n chargee that the Oommu- " REGULAR $449.B0 FINEST IN HEAT Senatorial candidatas held aub- Jeha Lodge today formally prn- the Republicans can do to appeal HOSIERY • ILLUSTRATED STORY BOOKS A 21-gun aaluta and chtcra from atantial leads over tha adminis­ flrat truly^ intercontinental bomb- by Grand Rapid# Police Judge Ed- elalined Nov. 28 aa ’nian'ksgtv- nists have maaeacrad thOMsands of thousands af Britona walcomad tration Liberal party slate. iBg Day. and referred to the to the voters next yasu-. Ha la gat- United Nationa war prieoners POPULAR BOOKS Princaaa Elisabath and tha Duka Dr. Jose P. Liuirei, ax-puppat Japaiieat temple bell being dis­ (CeaUaBed ea Paga Eight) (Coatlnead ea Page Savea) ■aeaoB as the time whea "bin NEXT WINTER FOR OLDER BQYS AND GIRLS. af Edinburgh back homa today praoidant undar the Japanese, lad played in Pasadena city hall aa aad crib, loft aad ' atocic hold (Contlnueg^ea Fage Bight) (CMitiBBad aa Fag* Bight) 60 GAUGE from a aix-waak visit to Canada Nacionallata candldataa for e l^ t trophy of war ia going to ba eant the heaped bouaty of the land.’* $100 SHEER NYLONS and tha United Btatas. rix-yaar BanaU tarma. Ha held a bnek te Japan . . . Oontinua cues He citlled OB'OMnectiout eiti- atapplng ashora from the linar margin of 708,000 votaa over tha of Aasonla aMcresea arrested lor Pleven Hunts Votes to Save ■eae te "give thaaks afroeh to Trade In allowance for your old radio aa. ORDER YOUn ORDER YOUR PERSONAL Xmpreaa of BooUand, the princaA top Liberal, Taotloro EvangallstA breaking clergjrman’s wire record­ the Creator that eve# In these / 50 and bar huahuid wars uMierad In­ Tha lowaat of tha eight NaclonaJ- ing machine . . . Four airmen be­ threatened and perplexing tinwa ,000 Flee Raging Flood or small screen television set. to a waiting ear and drove lataa, Jose C .ZuluatA topped gin laag prteea tcriM for gun- wa of this state and nation are IMPRINTED CHRISTMAS CARDS through tha crowded atreata of ■vahgaliata by 140,000 votes. battle slaying of deputy sheriff in France from New Crisis ea renndly Messed.’’ I P®"" Oanadaigua, N. T. In Northern Italy; 94 Dead JIDDO^HIGHIAMD from our large selecUon. tha town hall. In a apacial alactlon for an un- YOUR COST At tha town ball Lord Darb^, axpifw} two-yaar term, Nacional- U. S. and Japan to discuss Paris, Noy. 17—(#)— Prtmierflar purchasas Franca will make POLES WARN DANES Lancaahira'a Lord Liautanant, laU FalUbarto M. Varano held a measures to prevent dnpUeate Rene Plavin waa saaking support PETIT-POINT BLACK lead of 68,000 votaa. taxation of Americana In Japan outside—particularly from the Oaponhagfen, Nov. 17—(Aft— Rovigo, Italy, Nov. 17—(Aft—^ >07 looting since tha exodus from flormally waleomad the royal pair today to keep France from falling United Stataa. A Foreign Ministry source asUd Some 160,000 persons wera ra- the flood area started. pair aa crowds of onlookers milled San. Bulogto Rodriguti^ Sr., Na­ and Japanese In the U. 8. . . . Dr. one* again Into ths whirlpool of a MOW HEEL NYLONS 5 0 for $1.25 and up cionallata party praaldant, said John Murphy and wife Anne of Tha propoaod alaahea would today Poland haa notlllod the Dprted fleeing their homes in the Premier Alcide de Gasperi took ia the aquarc. government crisis. ■top immediately the import of Danlah and Swedish govern- Po delta today aa Italy’s worst part in the final doclahm asking that ginct moat of tha votes in Hartford Injnred yesterday Jd Plavan's coaliUon government Bsente she la stepping up her .5 0 Than BlInlMUi and tha Duke Ubaral Btrongholds already have automobile aeddent near Albany American woodpulp—u a e d for floods in half a century continued Rovigo residents to avacuata bha drove past ahaering crowds to the aklrtsd the edge of dlsaeter last making tiawaprint—and tobacco, effarU to dear Polish waters of their death-dealing rampage that city. been tallied ha axpacta tha remain­ . . . Bneita tatnmiag two lend- night in calling for support of an and cut drastically next year’s Im­ ferelga flahlng baals. pair huge aow Uvsrpool catbadral ing ratuma to Increase the lead of leaee Iccbraakere to us. already has coat at least 94 livce. The premier, wiio etajred in Pn*' where balla paalad lor the firM oppoaltlon party candldataa. austerity budget made necessary port of cotton. It envlslonad the By train, truck and boat, vil­ dau last night spent nil yeaterday SPECIAL! COLORFUL PradneUen In ‘ France's north­ by the French rearmament pro­ possible cutting out of coal im- AIR SAHOTAOE AIMS Servlee With the time in honor of tha event Another Nactonaliata apokaaman ern cool fields back toward nor­ lagers and city dwellers hurried to watching ' veluntaen provida ‘349Phia Warraatjr ami laatallatloB PHONt lODM Reinforced heel and tdes An hour and a half after they gram and a wavering economy. porU by Jan. 1 and ths poaaiblt Berlin, Nev. 17—^Aft—The pro- the safety of the northern coun­ meals and ohaltar for thouoande 20 Yr: ReputaUoB dented Saturdky that the party is mal, aa medical benefits issue ia ^ The Premier escaped a ehowf naccarity for restricting traffic to for extra wear. CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS landed, the couple boarded thair aatl-Amariean. He aald ho aapecU compromlaad . . . Oeneral Bradley Sevlet World ..Federation of tryside. of rafugaas pouring In from the ptivata railway car for tl)a 'flva- down after 19 hour* of debate by ■avs gaaoUne. Trnde imioiM openly prodalmed They fled from this provincial stricken area. to 'cellpphane package. 10 cards with 'anvelopea. "cloaar, friendly ties with the Uni­ In Rome for talke on NATO . . . hastily presentiiig a call for a rwur trip to London where they ted States and the American peo­ Senater Btylea Bridge# expected Thaes proposals wera unpopular today a policy of iaflitrating capitid of 40,000 shortly after mid­ He also conferred witk local I ware to ba mat at tha atation by gaaaral vote of confldence in the to everyone, for It msgnt every agoate into non-Cotiununlat la* night aa torrents of water began offidala to gat eama idea of the ple, baaed on a firm foundation of to leave Michigan Hoepital thle constitutional manner. This for­ FOGARTY Quean JBUaabaUi and Princaaa honastv and a high atandard of weekend, recovered from attack Frenchman would ba hit with tha her gtaBpa Ip order to aabotaga ■urging over the atraicta. Thou­ enormous roconatnietien job thot Kargarsi. morality.’’ mality glvaa the ^vem m ent three kind of regulated austerity he In­ woalern roaraiament. sands of others were pulling out will be needed to rapoir the flood 29c pack of Inteatlnal flu. days of grace—time for National stinctively lUsIlkes.. But ths gov* They will than drive to ' Buck- The Nactoaaliatas hava two National Orange will be asked of some 40 vllingea which were numu BENSON’S aif ham Palace to join ailing King Asaembty deputies to reflect the srnment is fsesd with the fact LOFALTY OATH either engulfed by the flood flinee Nev. 8, sriioii Mgk winds BROTHERS holdover membera In the 84-mam- next week to vote on committee mU>PS IN YOUR HOME r a DIO . . . m iVISION . . . APPLIANCES 256 CENTER ST. 3aorga and Quaan Mothar Mary bar Banata. If they win tha nine conaequencee of a gevamment that France must raarm for west* Berkeley. Oalir„ Not. 17—4jP) waters or in inunsdlate danger of and torrential raku struek wffth* report which eppoeen naivereal crisU and time for Pleven to rally tsm defense and arms cost more 71S MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 8333 TEL. 2-4539 . n« J M K H A U COM for taa. additional aoata they art aapoctad nWtary tmlnlnF . . . Unldn —The Unlveraity of OaUfeinla Inundatiqn. ern Italy. mUlioiui of doUara In Bafom landing at Diyarpool. the neadad support. mtmey than Francs esn make. hoe eeimpped Ite "loyalty eath” Police in the little hamlet of damage have been wresMht by a a a i m n m t m i . C o m m Grata Staoips Given With Cask Saks te.piok up enough indapondant and ^ kcam an In New Britain saye Pleven told the asoemhly lost OlmbatB and bar aallor huaband aatl-adminlatratlon atrangth to In a vote of confidence on the for pref^ e r e . aad employea, Villa Marsana near heiw ahot and ■terms and floods. h'1liiSil^!»*»^j|5 ' ► . producUen workers Imve veted 89 night he would resign If It did not budget alone, taidleatkMu were ■Bhject nf a diepate that hae killed four^ rson s caught loot­ Tho daoth toU steed at f i last to 1 to strike at American Hard­ accept the new budgiet, which (OmUurM OB Pago Two) (Cantiautd OB Pago Two) ware. rocked the lutitutloR tor two ing the deserted homes of flood slsahge heavily the gmount of dot* .(CoBttBued OB f« a s Five) vuUmi. It waa Uu first npprt .(CoBllBBed OB BeewKw) - i