Berlin's Communists Take Over Complete Control of City Hall
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k f- TUESDAf, NOVEMBER 80,1948 rAQE rOURTEEJf iMattfhggtgr lEngntiiB IjgraUi IMF wmmmmmmmm wmm mmmm* his patitloa to build a two-family cleasr to tha eaat slda Una than Sun today did much to melt off dwelling on Brookfield atreet so regulations allow on Columbus FENDER AND BODY — 1.~ ’"-rriirri ice from the highways and make Couple Mark Engaged to Wed II Board Grants no action was taken. Last Month street. AboutTown auto travel safer, but police warn his request to build two two-fam Martha Sheehan has been grant-^ that conditions tonight may be ily houses on the same property ed permlaslon to enclose an exist WORK The Cliristmai paxty and pot* similar to those of last night when Wedding Date Seven Pleas was turned down. Residents of ing front porch that ta closer to Jlimu3ie$ter-~^A City o f Vittago CHann Jock aupper at the Dorcaa Socle^ renter frose and made certain high the Brookfield street area were the street line than ia Ulowed by SoHnenfi and F la tf, fate. of the Emanuel Lutheran chureh way sections treacherous. present last night to oppose the rontng regulations at 11 Knighton ■M Osnlst Mrssl (Claeelfied Adverttetag OP Page U) MANCHESTER, CONN„ YYEDNE8DAY, DECEMBER 1 ,194« (TWEOTT*Sn: PAGES— IN TWO SECTIONS). F O U R C E N T S U achaduled for 6:30 tomorrow Seven Sons Arrange Two Petitions for Zone Sandals application but they were street. Permission to convert a VOL. LXVHL, NO. 51 night In the church veatry. Mem- St. Mary’s Guild will Jmeet not called upon to testify. single home into a two-family Isera are reminded to bring e don- Thursday at twelve o’clocfii as Party on Parents’ 25th Qianges Denied; No The petition of Ralph Lauritzen dwelling at 193 Porter street was aUon tor the aupper aa weU aa an usual. Tea, coffee and dessert Action on Another to conduct an automobile repair granted to Fred BatUjpani. Inexpenalee gift for exchange. will be served by the hostesses, Anniversary shop at 852 Vernon street was TRUSS FITTING Chinese Nationalists In Action Rev. carl E. Olaon, the paator, Mrs. James Kilpatrick and J ^ . granted for two years. Minnie IT Seven of the ten petitions for By AMKON Oradnatod Experta. Nationalist Armies will have charge of devotions and Henry Lord. ** Bolton, Nov. SO — (Special) — Flammer received permission to Berlin’s Communists a ««s vaola Thoren will tell about changes in the sohing rules were conduct a tourist .home at 17 AND Also Ahduaitnal Snpporta. Clas- The Women’s Home League of Mr. and Mrs. Anthohy Fiano of her trip to Sweden this past sum granted at last night's meeting of Spruce street, and Gustav Schal- tlc Hosiery, and all types of so^ \' mer. the Salvation Army will meet to Birch Mountain Road, Bolton, were ler will be allowed an extension of Am iN G gtaal eppilanocs. Private Fit- morrow afternoon at two o’clock. the Zoning Board in the Municipal given a surprise party Saturday permission to conduct a business Hag Boons. Seek to Establish A new air whlsUe siren wlU be Every member Is urged to be pres building. Two of the Vetitions •4 night by their seven sons In ob of storing humus and housing tested tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. by ent to complete work for the an Were denied while no action was EcceRente Take Over Complete trucks for same on the north aide the Manchester Fire Department. nual sale ’Thursday which will be- servance of their silver anniver ' « ' ' P * : •!* Quinn’ s Pharmacy taken on another. of Tolland Turnpike, West of Mc- St. Tel 4757 It was annoimced today. The siren ^ n at three o’clock and continue sary. ’The couple were married on Dented was the application of Nall street. la located atop the Firehouse at throughout the evening at the December 3, 1923 at St. Anthony's The application of the Para .1 New Defense Line Main and Hilliard streets, and is c'tadel. church In Hartford. The party Abraham Pelaer for permission to conduct a tourist home and to mount Home Improvement Corp. reported to aend out a very loud held at the (tommunity Hall . in to enclose an existing front porch blast Residents hearing the test Bolton Center was attended by have a sign for the same at 531 Control of City Hall Past matrons of Temple Chap that is closer to the street line signals should not become alarm East Center streeL Residents of Desperately Trying Now ter, O. E. S.. will hold their an more than 250 guests who came than regulations allow at 11 Ann China’s First ed, it was stated. nual Christmas party Thursday frOm New York, Hartford, Man the area appeared in opposition. To Save Jittery Capi Also denied ’was the application street was granted. The Board evening in the Masonic Temple. chester, Bolton, Danielson, Spring- also gave the Johnson Construc The temperatures reported from Each member is asked to provide field, Windsor and Andover. Mr. of William G. Boehm for permis tal vfrom Advancing' Police Bar Acting Mayor this section today are the lowest sion to build a filling station on tion Co. permission to build a Lady Arrives Warning Given Newspaper Leader a gift for exchange, and if unable and Mrs. William Bogner and Mrs. MlM Shlriey Bennett dwelling that wrill be tw o. feet ChincM Communists; Of LegaUy Elected for the fall. In many areas read to attend they should notify the Asunta Soma were successful in Middle Turnpike, West, immediate Taken by Death ings of only 12 degrees were made. president. Miss Mabel Trotter. getting the unsuspecting guests Mr. and Mrs. Bertram K. Ben ly eaat of the railroad tracks. A Diplomats Expect To Seek Help Government from Of of honor to the Community Hall nett of 29 Charter Oak street an petition signed by residents of the Three Powers area waa presented by those who fice; Ebert Later En The Pine Civic Association will where they were ahowered with nounce the engagement of their Evacuation of Capital hold Its monthly meeting tomor confetti. Mrs. Fiano waa presented appeared in opposition. MARY CONSOLl ters for Conferences row evening at the Y. M. C. A. daughter, Shirley Irene,, to Arthur Nathan Sandals did npt press Mme. Chiang Kai-Shek Likely to Act with a corsage of pink camellias Dressmaklag aad Altsratiims Nanking, Dec. 1.— (/P)— Suffering Mrs. Kenneth Morrison will be in and two bouquets, and a carnation G. Holmes, soh o f Mr., and Mrs. With Chief o f City Covered Bnttons-rBattoalMlea Two Nationalist Army groups Met at Washington charge o f the program, And each bbutonlerre waa i^ven Mr. Fiano. Mark Holmes of 26 Woodbridge Also Remnants S ta rt, member is asked to provide a 25 were reported today desper Economies Agency; From The hall wad decorated with a street. Miss Bennett was grad 82 Elm Street. Bast Hartford Airport ' by Wife of Joint Note on Berlin cent gift for the grab bag. Re uated from Manchester High Chinese Nationalist troopa In vicinity o f Soctaow, N ov. 25, stand ready to attack Comnmalst troopa. huge white and allver bell and Phone Hartford 8-8S29 ately trying to establish a Secretary o f State They'are sheltered in trenchea taken from the Chinese Reds only a few hours before. SnMke at Money Cry Renewed freshments will be served by Mrs. streamers in the game colors. A school with the clasa of 1946 and la INSURE Your Xnras new defense line to save this Handed to Bramuglia Asthma? F. Leo Barrett, Mrs. Chester Ho now employed in the local office of oeater ia rising from Communist fines. (A P wire photo). big feature of the evening was a with gan, Mrs. David Starrett and Mrs. the Southern New England Tele jittery capital from advanc Washington, Dec. 1—(P)—Mad Soon After Naming Berlin. Dec, 1.— (A’)— Com SANSltN’S ASTHMA four tiered wedding cake also McRINNEY BROTHERS Frances Cochran. decorated in wnite and silver. The phone Co. She is also a leader in ing Chinese Communists. ame Chiang Kai-Shek, first lady of Of Rump Government munists took over complete r e m e d y ' the local Girl Scout organisation. Raal estate aad lasaranea Shopping guests were entertained with Diplomats expSet to hear C^ina, arrived today to seek new Three Flaws control today of the ^rlin- Lakota Council, No. 61, Degree music and dancing aa well as an Mr. Holmes ia a World War II SOS MAIM.IIT. TEU C060 Tax Exemption Laws Has helped many people of Pocahontas, will meet tomorrow from the government— ^per- American backing for China’s Paris, Dec. I — (A’) — The Big City Hall, which lies in the impromptu speech by William veteran, a graduate of Manchester HALE’S hapa within 24 houra—that Nan lead a aormal. active life by even ing Odd Fellows hall. High school in the ciaaa of 1946, hard-pressed Nationalist govern' Three western powers have warned Soviet sector. Russian-con removing the paintal symp Bogner on how to have a success E arly and king la no longer aafe for them. ment. In Economy ful marriage. A quintet consisting and a graduate of the American they may act to counter Russian trolled (zenman police barred toms of asthma. Warning Being Prepared The Chinese first lady was met of Mr. Bogner, his son, William; Academy of Emb^mlng, New Headquarters Deapite government denlala. It For Veterans Upheld attacks on their position In Berlin. the acting mayor of the le York City. He recently passed the ' Joseph Hettinger at the airport by Mrs. George C. STAR1 USING IT Sound Motion Picture Frank and Carlo Voljl and Richard FOR waa teamed reliably auch a warn Marshall, wife of the secretary of NAM Official Points The warning was expressed in a gally elected anti-(3ommuni8t Muske sang old Italian folk songs Connecticut State Board of Exam Re-Weld Cracked Steam and A t HALEYS ing ia being prepared. TODAY iners examination as a student em- state. Joint note handed to Juan A. government of Berlin from In barber shop style. Refreshments Hot Water Fttmaces These developmenta came aa the Ambassador Wellington Koo and To Inflation, Insecurity State Supreme Court ^^Oup Tow n'^ of sandwiches, cookies and bever balmer and is now serving his ap government abruptly cut Its air Bramuglia.)-outgoing president of his office In the City hall. For Sale at the Followtng other embassy officials also greet Follows Up rntsek Manchester Drug Storesi A HoHywood Prodoction ' ages were served buffet style. prenticeship with the Granatem A. C WELDING CO. link with Isolated Suchow some And Inadequate Thrift Holds Legislation Giv the U.N. Security Council, soon Funeral Home, Albany avenue, ed her. This display of force followed ALSO Mr. and Mrs. Fiano received 200 miles northwest of Nanking Madame Chiang arrived at 10 after tiie Communist split Berlin QUINN’S PHARMACY Hartford. i Phone 4293 ing Property Levy Ex up the putsch yesterday In which many gifts, both beautiful and and deployed its forces for a bat a. m. (e. s. t.) from San B>anclsco New York, Dec. I —(d’)— Earl yesterday by naming their own TeL «I88 Two Short Films Smart Gift Umbrellas tle to save the nation’s capital Berlin Communists named thalr practical and were so overwhelm aboard .President Truman’s for Bimting, managing director pf the emptions All Legal rump government, ■» NORTH END PHARMACT city. Mrs. Emma Dorsey, 26, who last The note was made public today. Fnmk B. Noyea. 83, flrat preal- own rump city adminlstimtioii. In Vestry O f ed by the events of the evening Mrs. Sandra Broda, Mrs. Sylvester mer personal plane, the Sacred The acting mayor is FenUnaad TM. SMS Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Donald Simons, A new defense line was reported Cow. National Association of Manufac week thumbed ridea from Iowa to France. Britain and the U n lt^ drat of pre.'.ent .%Moelated Press- Emanuel Lutheran Church that they were practically unable ^ * Nebraska for herself and five of Friedensburg. a Christian Demo CENTER PHARMACT to speak. They were wished con- Anthony Mavllis, Mr. and Mrs. under construction on the southern Top Officials Missing turers, said today the American Hartford, Dec. 1.— (IP)— States declared they could not died today at his honoe la Wash- her children, ia traveUlng same stand idly by while the RuMians crat. Five officers of the Russiaii- T el 42SS Friday, Dec. 3— 8 P. M. tlued health and happiness and Henry G. Lapolla and Mrs. Asunta bank of the Huai river, athwart Top American officials were economy has three flaws that the The Connecticut Supreme Ingtoo, D. C. $ 4 .9 8 route today In borrowed car. .Trial intensified their blockade and at controUed police stopped him at WELDON ORUO congratulated on raising such an Soma. Further celebration of the the approaches to the lower Yang missing. The State department people want corrected—inflation. court upheld today legislation the door when he sought to eater Sponsored By Dorcas Society Atlantic tse valley and 100 miles northwest of Screen Writer Lester Ctole’a suit tempts to force the western allies ) TeL SStI appreciative family. The seven anniversary was continued on Sun sent Walter Butterworth, chief'of Insecurity and inadequate thrift. by which all veterans who are to get back his $l.350-a-week Job his office at the a t y hall. ADULTS SOo CHILDREN 25c day when the Fianoa held open Colorful plaids or practical plain colors with smart unusual of Nanking. its Office of Far Eastern Affairs. Bunting, opening the keynote out of the city. / Feataftag Free DeUvery boys were assisted in their plans residents of the state receive from M-O-M studio proceeds In Bramuglia, Argentine foreign Communist Friedrich Ifiiert. Tlcketa Available A t Door for the party by Mrs. Rena Brods, house. Range and Fuel handles. All colors. The line ia anchored to Pengpu, Madame (Th'iang left immediate session of the NAM’s 53rd annual Los Angeles Federal court . , Death Takes whom the Oommuaista “ elected” on the rail line midway between ly with Mrs. Marshall for the Mar' CTongress of American Industry, certain property tax exemp minister, has sparked neutral ef American legal experts grapple forts in the Security Council to mayor unanimously In their con Nanking and Suchow, and la being shall home at nearby Leesburg, called for cooperation between in tions. A number of statutes with uaforeseen proMcen of U. S. trolled convention yesterttay. later Ranges, Refrigerators OTHER UMBRELLAS— $2.98 TO $6.98 manned by the bulk of some 85,000 settle the Berlin deadlock. Frank Noyes Va., without a word to reporters dustry and government and be- were'involved in the case, in representation at tomorrow’s meet entered for conferences with hla OIL troops In the Sixth and Eighth Ar on her unofficial mission or any between management and la Accept Latest Proeednre Washers and ^ 0th* FOLDING UMBRELLAS— $10.95 cluding one by which the ing of the Security OouncU on chief of the City Economics de my groups. other subject. bor to solve the nation’s economic Israel. The western powers accepted partment, Karl Maron. er Appliances CHILDREN’S UMBRELLAS— $1.98 AND $2.98 niose groups are the last major She wiU be Mrs. Marshall's problems. General Assembly extended the WiUiam R. (Big BiU) Johnson, Bramuglia'a latest procedure for One of America’s Pio More Wine Is Being Annual Christmas Sale Nationalist force standing between guest there for the time being. The three-day congress is veterans’ exemptions to persons studying a possible solution of the Reaew Deomad Oa Uaaay L. T. WOOD CO. 53, former Chicago Muabler, ia .re The division of the city proaipt- Communist Armies and Nanking. There was no inunediate announce N'AM’s first national meeting who served in the U. S. merchant leased on parole from Federal Berlin crisis. But the western neer Newspaper Lead Sold Every Year! ment of her plans. since the Democratic victory In marine for at least 90 days In powers said they did so with the ed some German antl-Cbznmualst Thursday, Dec. 2 — 6:00 P. M .. St BbMlI S t. T.L 4 « N Stin TlgMIy Encircled prison at Terre Haute, Ind., after leaders to renew a deaiaad The government’s 12th Army As she stepped from the plane, the November elections. World war II. serving one-half of his five-year condition that recent events in ers Helped Found AP Ton can buy quarts of CaUfonila wiaea ebeaper now than The major statute among thoae the United States, Britaia aad group, of some 140,000 troops, was Madame Chiang was greeted first Urges Team Work First sentence for income tax evaaion... Berlin must be considered In at gtba used to be. We have the largest selection tai town o f M artex held constitutional exempt from France make the western auiric reported stiU tightly encircled by by Ambassador Koo and by Dr. Urging “all groups and all op While the Air Force has big plans tempting a settlement. Washington, Dra. ! —(»)—Frank Calltomla and Imported wines. Drop In at 117 Spmee Street. Salvation Army Hall H. H. Kung, former Chinese prime posing forces to put teamwork taxation $1,000 in property of all for its bombing planes, it may be They called attention to the the sole legal amney for weataca seven Red columns about 50 miles resident veterans o f the two B. Noj-es, 85. one of America’a Berlia. “ Service with a snillc.” . Sponsored By 5 Departments Of The Local Corps south of Suchow, In the Suhsien minister, who Is her brother-in- first, with the public interest as more than two years before It can (tommunist moves in Berlin to es law. one paramount measure,’’ Bunting World wars, the Philippine insur tablish a separate administration pioneer newspaper leaders, died Those backing this idea tartade APRONS, GIFT GOODS IN VARIETY Boxed Towel Sets sector. . form any combat imlts of Its Then she was welcomed by Mrs. declared: rection, China Relief expedition, largest and longest-range jet, the in the Soviet sector claiming ju today. .... Chairman Oarl Sdtwennldte of tha Three other Red columns were MsrshaU. Jhey exchanged greet Mexican expedition or Nicaraguan rightist Liberal DeaxKtata; Kurt FRED'S PACKAGE STORE BAKED FOODS AND LIGHT REFRESHMENTS reported massed about 25 miles "(Tapltal and labor would be B-49 Flying Wing. risdiction over the entire city. Noyes, who helped orgmnize the ings and almost immediately drove lost without each other. Capital Is- expedition. , ~ CStanee of reaching a vote to '.‘The three western powers can preseitt Aaeodated Press end Landaberg;..pezUaaaentar3r chief of 117 SPRUCE STREET TELEPHONE 7723 ON SALE EVERYBODY WELCOME 1 NO ADM. ^ JLtmmAL south of Suchow to block the away, accompanied by Stanley the Cunservative Christiaa Deaja- southward movement of the Su a primary factor in increasing the The state tax commissioner, in morrow on Israel’s application for not agree that they should be ■erved 38 years as Ita flrat presi RUST CRAFT CARD $ 3 .9 8 box Woodward, chief of protocol for volumne and value of the work a test case brought against the ..U.N. membership fades . . . Xn bound to submit to all Soviet dent. had been in failing health for crats aad Socialist Asatmblyiaan chow garrison. The garrison, of the White House and State de- Ernst Helnaalmaan. ‘ nOOAV — TOMORROW soma 250,000 men, waa reported ers’ output Only where there is assessor of the city of Waterbury, gus Ward, American consul In the measures which add to and inten some Ume. But untU last winter ' partment. had contended that the tax ex AND eVURVOAV abandoning Suchow In an attempt strong incentive for each essential Chinese Communist-held city of sify the Soviet blockade or which he .had taken an active hand In the Both western aiaika aovlat- Reav7 weight Martex In 4 colors. 1 bath, 2 guest, 2 face cloth. K. W. Yu, secretary to Chlai.g emptions should be restricted to Mukden, is arill rat off from con' to rescue the trapped 12th Army factor in production can the total management of The Waahington sponsored marks ckmnhm now ta those veterans who were residents tact with U. S. (Ooatinued oa Page Tea) group. product available for rewards be Evening Star. a.s ita preeident and the western sectors at Berlin. Tha (ConUnned on Page Ten) increased." of the state when they entered Imprisoned Marshal Henri Phil chairman of the Board of Direct western powera hfiw hesitated to With the Natlmialist Armies CHRISTMAS SALE AUCTION Bunting said that "today's service and were credited to the Ippc Petaln, 92, has weakened to ors. go aU out with wMfiera marks hera Dainty Eyelet Embroidered thus separated in three pockets thrift is inadequate for the tre state’s quota. a considerable extent, says French A practicing journalist for more while the pMsibnity remained tor BAKED HAM SUPPER and threatened with destruction by mendously expanded needs of the The constitutional Issue arose Minister of Information, Mltter Badly Wounds than 60 years, Noyes actually be a United N4tioas solution of the BY ORDER OF EnETHA O. BIRMINOHAM. Admrx. numerically superior Red forces, Larger Farm because in 1912 the Supreme court TO SETTLE ESTATE OF E. LeBOY GARDNER American people In the renewal and . . Moscow’s Literary Qa' gan his newspaper career at the dual e w y n e y problem. Nanking circles found little com and expansion of productive equip had held Invalid legislation which charges U. S. military au age of six—selling extras upon In the Russian sector WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8 - 4 P. M. ON fort In the preparations being un proposed annual “ state aid" pay On the Preroliiee Known Ae___ ment and to start whole new in thorities In Germany are sending His Step-Soil President Grant’s first Inaugura a re/h ea d ed by Moacow-tralnad WRIGHT’S MILLS, SOUTH ST., COVENTRY, CONN. Sf^arfs and Doilies dertaken along the Yangtze river Output Urged dustries." ments to all resident veterans of to U. S. some Soviet children tion. The years that followed saw Markgraf. who has refused . North Methodist Church W. S. C.S. Itself. 4 Savings, he asserted, can be "a the Union forces in the Civil war, sought by their parents in the him rise to the top in the Wash their widows and parents. The accept his disadssal ordered by SUPPER, 2 SITTINGS, 5:15 AND 6:30 In No. Coventry, on Rt. 44, Follow Arrowe Out Silver St. Gen. Tan Gen-Po has set up a substantial means of checking In Soviet Union . . . Danish police Darien Police Seize ington and Chicago newspap the anti-Oommunist government. BIKNU: Mashed potato, tiiniip, carrota and peas, cabbage salad, In Andowr, on Rt. 8, Follow Arrowe at the Ubrary and Church Nanking-Shanghai defense area flationary pressures on prices.” court then held that “ a state's say they are seeking International fields, with nstional promln^ca Government Seeks Ex' bounty must be limited to her own Friedensburg and a few other m Ob, eottee, mlaoe, apple or pampidn pie. Size 16 X 33 command headquarters at Wushlh, gang that ha.s printed and circU' resulting from his contrlbuUohs to $1.69 and $1.98 Must Jjemd Way to Peace .soldiers and sailors. Service to 75 • Year - Old Man elected osnclata had retained offi ADULTS, 11.25 CHILDREN TO 12, 65c SATURDAY, DEC. 4 ,194B, AT 11 A. M. midway between the two cities. He tra Poultry, Milk, Veg The NAM gathering also heard lated hundreds of thousands of Tiie Associated Press. ces in City hall after riotous Com the credit of other states is not counterfeit U. S. $.50 notes in Eu After Gun Battle For Reserrations Phone 6340 Or 3586 (Rain Or Shine) etables. Sheep, Lamb service for her." Re-Elected by Acckmatloa munist demonstrators had driv Size 16 X 43 $1.98 and $2-49 (Uontlnaed on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Ten) ro p e ... When Noyes retlredf^as AP presi en the antl-OommunUt City As Chicken equipment, few etaop toole, motore etc.; fn m itiw ; Rob Same Issue Not Involved Darien, Dec. 1—(JT)—After a gun dent in 1938, he vyds re-elected b y , sembly and most other officials to bins Mammoth elec. Incubator (18,000 egg cap.), 8 elee brooders, Washington, Dec. 1.—(jI>)—The , The Supreme court today point-, I battle in which nine shots were acclamation to the Board of Di western Berlin, which b occupied feeders, fountains, etc., 5 range shelters; quanity of chicken COMB IN AND LOOK AROUND A set of 2 scarfs make an unusually attractive gift. Twelve. government staked more chips on. ed out that the same issue was not | I fired, police seized a 7S-year-oId rectors, on which ha continued ac manure. Assorted elec, motors, U. S. elec. drilL platform scales, patterns in all white. Divorce Suits continued prosperity today, ask Hoover Plan involved in Connecticut’s World Human Rights I man tiMlay in connection with the tive servlee until April 21, 1947. (Casttaoed ea Page Peal sawtable, few bench tools, garden Implements, etc. Some Junk ing farmers to produce extra poul War II bonus law, upheld last ! critical wounding o f hi.s step-son. ! Robert McLean o f The Philadel Pinehurst Open Aff Day Weds. lota. Old Auburn 2 door sedan; Wolverine farm track (both aa THE DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. try, milk, vegetables, sheep and year, because bonus payments Lieut. Frank Standing identified phia Evening Bulletin, who saic- ts). Allsteel household safe (5’ x 2’ x 2’ ); steel filing cabinet. To Be Probed lambs next year. W ins Favor were limited to veterans who were Plan Drafted the elderly man as George Bates. ceeded Noyes as AP president, said Western Eleetrie portable sewing machine, bookcase, oak dining Jewelers—^Stationers— Opticians Anticipating “ continued high residents of the state at the time Shop an day, Wednesday, mortiinff or afternoon, at 'l l HiS step-.son, Michael J. Mnutlick, his manifold services to the. or- net, walnut bedroom set, Servel elect, refrigerator, elec, washer, consumer demands," the Agricul of their entry into service. 34, is at a Norwalk hospital where 1 ganlzatlon ‘‘will remain as the,| Pinehurst. Open from 8 until 6 for your shopping: con* elec, stove, (nil old models), Dick mimeograph mach., Addresso- New York District At ture department announcc'1 th^sc Truman Approves Pro It then assorted that the stand United Nations Social his comlltion was reported 4o b e ; greatest contribution by an indi- venienec. f*mph (both old models), some gold band cJilna, etc. Lunch served. Plastic Table Cloths 1949 goals: taken on the Civil war veterans Flashes! extremely critical. | vidual to newspapers.** 1 Poultry—35,100,000 turkey and legislation expressed “ too narrow torney to Inquire In posal to Rearrange Coiiiiniltee Pledges to Bate.s was taken to police head-1 Noyies died at his residence here i ROBERT M. REID & SONS In 700.000. 000 yoimg chickens—a 10 a view of the' services rendered (la te BnULtlaa ol the UPi IVIra) to promote the welfare of this Work for Recognition quarters, but no charge has been at i;40 a.m. (e. s. L ).-F u n eral- Expert Auctioneers to Manhattan Cases per cent increase. It -suggested, 60 Federal Agencies placed against him. SHURFINE however, that this year’s estimat [ state by persons in the armed services have not been announced. 201 Main St., TeL 8198 Established Anctloa Acrca, Tel. 888 LACE, DAMASK AND CUT WORK forces who became u part of them Standing said, however, that he H i s wife, the former MANCHESTER. CONN. 1907 BRIMFIELD, MASS. New York, Dec. 1—(d*)—District ed total o f 425,0OO,(iO0 Ia>ing hens Paris, Dee. l - J* Loaiag $46,600 MoatMy be cut by 20,000,0(X). That would w^hington, Dec. 1—(jp)—a pro- when residents of other states, or The United I ^vas accused of having shot hl.s Janet Thurston Naw- EVAPORATED MILK 2 cans 27c Attorney Frank S. Hogan moved Nations Social committee has" step-son twice with a .22 caliber New York. Dec. I — ( « — Tbe Buy a dosea or two at this price,'po limit. REPRODUCTIONS give each person an average of posed reanangement of 60 Fed- | fulAllment of quotas assigned to bold. died in 1942, and their three New York, New Havea aad Hart today to inquire Into some 9,000 eral agencies which may save the those states. ' drafted the first world declaration rifle In the Ixxck and in the back children. Newbold Noyes, Mrs. 370 eggs-lnstead of 380 -durlng " 7 of human right.s. pledging the ford rallroiMi iMd the State PwhBe In Manhattan divorces after smash of the head. Edward H. Hart and Mrs. Ethel ing an alleged ring charged uith the year, and about four nounds ‘ . D.-cisiun I'naniinouB meml>cr nations to work for "their Service commlaaloHi today It waa ON SALE WEDNESDAY Found Unconscious Noyes Lewis, also are dead. The loelng aboat $46,006 laoatkly la Its faking adulteiy evidence. ' “ We now' see." said the court's universal and effective recognition Police found Alontllck uncon following grandchildren survive: WHITE AND COLORS Adultery Is the only ground for unanimous deci.sion, written by and observance." lotra-otate (‘oaiomtatloa traffic, MlUt~A three per cent boost ot fomle'plesld^nt scious In the ’Bailey avenue resi ; Newbold Noyes. Jr.. Crosby S. la the addition the road filed ex SCOTT TISSUE .. . . .doz. roHs $1.32 divorce in New York state. Chief Justice William M. 5Ia1tbie, The com.nittee voted alinoat dence where he lived with his 1 Noyes, Thomas E. Noyes,’ Janet 120.000. 000.000 pounds. The de- i __ ___ H ^ver. "that it would be a mistake' not unanimously ycstord.-iy after argu hibits showing a dcilrit la earatag 54 X 54 54 X 72 Three persons—two attorneys partment didn’t say what that 1 “ bipartisan oommis-slon mother and step-father. ! Mart Golden, Ann Hart and Wlll- DOUVALETTES .. • a e e e 4 .4 Ig:. boxes $1.00 AUCTION anfi a law clerk—were arrested say what mat i recommend chang7s"in to recognize that the success of the ing at icngth'ovcr the article.^ and a six per cent retPiw em the com Standing s-ald he and Policeman mott Lewis, Jr; last night, following three arrests amounts to per person, but it did . thg executive branch o f the eov-' " “ '’id) almost every line of the preamble, pany property laveataeeat o f ere* PARD DOG FOOD ...... ra.se of 48 $6.49 Peter Zwart found the downstairs Born Into Newspaper Family yesterday resulting, from investi give a per-cow figureIgurc. ^ ^ r than prnment to the next session directly concerned, and was which halls the declaration as "a $6,600,600. Thia. the road claimed, 5,000-pound ..... ------_ roonvs of the house deserted When Noyes wa.-4 bom into a news -\l American Legion Hall— Manchester, Conn. $1.49 & $1.69 $1.98 & $2.19 gation into the purported "divorce this year’s record Congress. " — j the only means of protecting, the common standard pf achievement brought Its monthly deficit to 868.- RED HEART A OR B ...... case $6.49 Oe they arrived there soon after the paper'family on Jujy 7. 1863. His* mill.’' average. Hoover estimated that the pro-! freedom, the lives and the prqper- for all peoples and all nations." (On I.conard St., dust Off 5Ialn St„ Opposite State Arm orj) officer who first had answem l a father. Crosby Stuart Noyea. j (Plus tax on these items) Charges In the cases described Suggests More Vegetables posed regroupings could save th e' 'citizni.s of this state, Final t ole 36 To 0 ...... telephone. alarm had departed for move T ■ \ \ i • . / ' r KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHfIsTEB, CONN- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1. 194$ P A d t BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1941 ...... P A G E nvo T a Flan .\-vsembly Aettea I Aisemhly i Ml w n be mada bj| riasens, agfm vatad thU cbndltlon. California, apd rapidly spread to VVr 1„ latives of all organliaUohs fiber hospitals In Chlcero. Buffalo.' W f O l l i e n S the Oonnecticut Asaodation of earned with highway matters h ii'^ pital. A hoipiUl announcement Cadet Nurse CoriTlh ttiat school. Furthermora, the increasing age M nckn la Hoapltal Sr. Girl Scouts Sherman Is Held (} . Wlieel Chair Boston. New York City. Phlladol- Hartford, . Dec. 1 0P>- ■ Plans Street and Highway Officials at a been invited to attend. PieeMMlV Ir.t nlfht said the « 8-year-old Ha«' Pa8sed“Exain8 She graduated in September, 1948. of tbe buildinga in uae calls for an Phone Company to Move phis, Washington. Richmond, and for action during the .1949 General r meeting here tomorrow. Repreaen- Royal V. Thompaon said. author. Critic and newspaperman, and has since remained on the increasing amount of repair work. < BalUmora, Dec. 1— —H. L. staff. She la continuing her studies For Grand Jury Mont buUdlnga e rt nt least tw e n ty Naahvllle. . " Mencken, the “a e je o f BelUraore," was admitted as a patient Nov. 23, I For Slate ]\uf8e8 To. Hold Supper Gage Contest Xmas Meet ■i at the Waterbury Extension of the By Directors five yean oM. aawaral cim aM ^ly Hare la what Dr. Emezt Bora, In Is a patient In Johns Hopkins hoe* “havings suffered a small stroke.” Office to Jarvis Block University of Oonnecticut. older, and greater repajr naede are charge of the Paraplegic Section at Miss Jacqueline A. Lcderc. Miss Marie L. Leclerc. her sis Another supper to aid In raising Glen Falls. N. Y„ Dec. 1—(F )- laevlUble. W ithout queetlon, the Birmingham ^’’A Hospital, has to To Be Held at Emanuel Clayton Sherman of Meriden, Local Disabled yeteran' dausbter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter ter, a graduate 'of , Mount St. funds for their projected trip to Til* Manchester telephone busi- . new location will be more centrally Public Invited to Dis- need for an Inereaeing budget and •a y about this activity. Joseph Academy, W est Hartford, Conn., one of four men accused of expanding ecale of building mntai- “Having witnessed the ver>' be Lutheran on December . fOR B G I N . Leclerc of 23 Main street, has Europe In the summer of 1949 ness office wlU be moved to the' locat*d and convenient for the pub- coM Sdiool Problon Chapter to Sponsor and a former ctudent at Annhurst outsmarting used car dealers, aus Unanoe Is apparent ginning of the athietki rehabilita Keith *s be held, by the Senior Girl ScouU, been advised by the Connecticut College, Woodstock. Conn., Is also new building now being erected at | “ he’ *1^ far the moet preaelng pro^ Ball Game at Armory tion of paraplegic patients, I am 6th s Troop One, on Saturday, Dec. 4, held today for grShd Jury action. On Deeember 14 Board of Nurse Ehcaminers that a student at the W'aterbury®" Hos the corner of Main and Locust, comer store bn the first floor of leml e i _which______wUl face the schbols of impressed with the beneficial ef Sherman, 88. did not apply for ■The Christmas meeting ot the she w as among those who passed pital School Of Nursing. at the Center church. stre:its when the building is ready | th j building,' and expects to move Manchester to r the next few Wheeling Into town Saturday fect on the morale and on the phy bail after he was ordsred hald by Tho Board od DIrsetoa la spa* W’omen’s Club of Manchester will Besides the supper the girl.s are (or occupancy, it was reported -to- ' In sometime during the summer, Wfll be that of adequate ed>^ sical well being of the paralyzed the recent examinations. B al aooMoa n ga rd liig f inanohig night, fresh from a win over the be held Monday evening. 'Decem Clearance Sale planning to haye a sale of artiolee City Judge Raymond B. A. Laugh- InilldingB. The two buUdlage now veteran. Miss Leclerc, a graduate of day by D. L. Hobron. manager fo r! The space now occupied by the Boston Celtics j f the B Jl.l||^, come ber 6, at 8 o’clock. In Emanuel L u suitable for Christmas gifts and Un at an examination yesterday., and oonstruction detalla of the being planned, together vriw the Good muscle function, so vital Manchester H igh school, clasg of Fire Siuoke8 Out Thu Southern New England Tele- : business office at the company's theran church. Members and have also planned short entertain Sherman was arraigned last towa’a new elementary schools, third one planned fbr Broad street, the Cushing V.A. Hospital Wheel to the patient with a spinal cord 1945, entered the Waterbury Hos phone company. . I East Center street building will be guests are asked tq note the ment. Included in the entertain week on a charge of unauthorized last night decided to place tho win provide for the elementary Chair Clippers to do battle with injury, la obtained through partlcl pital School of Nursing, Septem Mr. Hobron said the company'a' used for additional dial offica change from the usual meeting Four Faiiiilie8 ment will be a skit presented by use of a motor ,vehicle. He pleaded gradea. Plana must bs m a^, boi^ pation . in competitive athletic Is A ber 1945, as a member of the last present quarters at'52 Bast Center ' equipment senMng telephones in 81JM)0,000 proposition before the the I Manchester Guards. place. members of the troop, and the Innocent and demanded examina ever, for the accommodation or street are Inadequate for the grow- the Manchester exchange— which townspeople at public hearing Do- The exhiblUon has been arrang garnet. Successful rehabilitation . The program, arranged by Mrs. group of students in the U. S. showing of movies that w'cre tak tion. Hartford, Dec. 1 — — Four ing needs of the telephone busi- have Increased 98 per cent since eembw 14. At that time also will these seme pupils as they move on of the severely disabled person ia John Fischer, is called “A n Eve en, at the International Girl Scout Connectciut state police charge ed by the Manchester Chapter No. families were literally smoked out ness office, pointing out that the i before the war. come up, and be Included in such Into Junior and senior high contingent on the mental ap ning of Christmas." It will In happy hunting ground and Girl Guide Elncampment in that Sherman ahd three other men of their spartntent homes at 26 money as to be aUotted, the re grades. The sdvanctaig wave w ll 17,. Disabled American Vetarana. proach. It is evident through inter clude two short plays to be pre Pennsylvania during the summer atde about 8100,000 worth of au Market street shorUy after 2 a. m. quests for planning funds to com reach high school In about five The proceeds will go into Uieir views, that aelf-conaciousness of sented by the Community Plajmrs, of 1947 by Olnette von Hoorebeke, tomobiles In the last, tu'o years, today when a fire caused by a de pete details of the new structures. years. Msnv problems of patients who are bound to use apd Christmas music by the Round the Belgian Girl Guide. Movies To Pay Increa8e Norwalk Man Will The men posed as simple country building fund. for thrifty homemakers! 4 l.ehigh Valley fective oil burner broke out in the Juatment must be coflsldered.’ , wheelchair has been greatly re Table Singers of the High school. folk snd drove awsy In cars lent 'Dis Board of Education has asked Coasting around' the floor with basement of the four-atory brick taken of local girls on their hiking I lieved by competitive performances The first of the plays. Is a come that an appropriation o< $78,500 amazing apeed. the Cllppera can building. ■ trip on the Long Trail will also be j On Old Age Help Manage New Spai) by dealers for tryouU, police ssM. before apectators. dy, '’Light Competition,” directed shown. I be made to bring the acho-me and Old cluded in the capital outlay for building at the time were taken aauce, homemade rolls, salads, how serving a term In a' New York '(airlatmas Ume,” says the Con wljl be because they will- alt down Albert Pearson, supervlaor of mu ★ O N L Y 3 m o r e d a y s ★ coffee and homemade pie, and will 30, and of the fiscal year. Saybrook was announced today by the schools, to be discussed De to Engine Company 3 nearby until state prison farm. necticut Motor club, "should be a on the Job, also strapped into N e w London, Dec. 1— yP)— It is sic in the High school. C?arol f y o u ’re the- cember If. Should the architects’ they could return to their bom es^j Jj* * * ^ * ^ ^pron^Uy at 6:30 in Allotment was made by the E. Lea Marsh, Jr., chairman of wheel chair. a woman’s privilege to change her singing for the entire audience will W oodruff Hall. Ticiceta may be ob State Finance Advisory commit the Bridge commission. fees come out of current expenses, period of good will toward others,” . Started two years ago the mind, and Mrs. Dorothy Boer follow, led by Mr. Pearson. the result would be an increase ot but It doesn't always seem that FamlUee Visit Condemned tained from any member of the tee. The increase, from $45 to 850 Tj-rell achieved the highest rat- wheel chair game reached its peak At' the conclusion of the pro a month, waa voted aZ the special about a mill on the tax rate; Wad Sbetisic of Groton, who married a troop or by phohing 6272. Uig of 20 men who took a merit Deci8iou Re8erved w ay on the highways. last year in Madison Square Gar gram there will be a aoctal hour COKE Tokyo, ■ Dec. 1— (J*)— Families session of ' the Leglslsture last system examination for the post. dell said. Witness the 3,110 persons killed man, ditlorced him, remarried him, and refreshments appropriate for Biggest Qearance Sale in Years den. New York, where, before suit typej August. It became effective Oc A t the hearing tbe public may brought a second divorce suit and of Hideki Tojo and six other con He has had 18 years experience By Appeals Board end 100,000. injured in traffic ac packed house, the Halloran A. the holiday season. Mrs. Arthur tober 1. appear to .state its views, after' then withdrew it. is now suing for 4 Mobil Kerosene demned Japanese w a r leadera vis with the State Highway depart cidents in the United States during Hospital of tl.at city defeated the Hoaghiiid and Mrs. ‘ Edward J ^ Tremendous Savings On All Kind: >>f Furniture Arranging Show Since recent Federal legislation which tile Board of Directors wlU divorce again. ited them to Sugamo prison today. ment. sUrttng in 1980 In the right- December, 1947. Cuahing team. 21 to 11,"The score Noren are oo-ehalrmen of hos T-. n . s *1 U ^ upped its old age assistance help Hartford, Dec. 1 —OP)— The make its decision on the financing She also seeks alimony and a The secret hangings of the con of-way division at Hartford. Sub Henry R. Murphy, the clubs was unusually low, due to stage tesses. Closed Wed. at Noon. Open Thurs. 9 To 9. Other Days 9 To 5:30 t o r jK O ta rV V illio l to states by $5, Connecticut will question. change of name In her suit against You’ll appreciate this victed w ar criminals have been de sequently he served In the Clinton, State Personnel Appeals board lias safety director, cited these three fright before such a tremendous eventually be compensated for the The Directors have decided to Edward Shensie, now of Provi layed pending acUoii on appeals to Norw-tch and N ew Haven branches reserved decieion on a petition tor reasons for an increase In acci crowd. RANGE extra $710,000. of the department and from 1940 table until-after the hearing a fur dents around the Christmas holi dence. charging him with rnielty the Supreme court of the United one by Sacony.The nub* Representative of the Commu Also allotted today'waa $7,452 reinstatement filed by Mrs. Kath After the war. to aid in the re States In behalf of two defendants until hU present appointment he ther school problem involving a day: (1) Increased traffic conges since Aug.^1, 1947. Buy to pay corporation tax refunds re erine J. F r a U of Norton. Mrs- h..bilitation o.' paraplegics, those — Gen. KenjI Dothara and former nity Players and the Manchester was superintendent of tolls st the $25,U00 outlay (or plans and spe tion, ( 2)' more hours of darkness ■The Shensieq were first married by yet soft-spoken plaid. sulting from a renegotiation of Frate, employed at the Stamford with paralysis affecting the lower Excellent Quality Premier Kokl Hirota. Rotary Club met at the home of Greenwich staUon on the Merritt cifications for a new Broad street and (3) more drinking. Dec. 28, 1939, *’ first divorced Dec. war contracts. Several years ago office of the State Motor Vehicles The gently fitted jacket. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Malin of 36 parkway. school, land for which has already How to prevent so many, acci part of the body, nine hoapitals 14, 1945. remarried .luly 8, 1947. OIL M aple stmet last evening to plan refunds by the state for this pur- department for about 11 years, been purchased, and $9,000 for re throughout the United States or Mrs. Shensle's second divorce suit Potatoes Tyrell has already assumed his dents? po-se ran as high ss $1,000,000 a waa discharged Oct. 18. ganized wheel chair teams. The The discreetly flared the annual show to be presented new duties and is preparing for the modeling-the Hollister street Here’s Murphy’s suggestion — waa filed In March of this year and month. Motor Vehicles Commissioner school game was originated at the Birm 4 Mobllheat by the two organizations. Tenta- formal opening of the $6,000,000 Common courtesy must be every reported withdrawn from the dock At Pinehurst For Sharp Three firms were Involved In to Elmer S. W atson said abs waa ingham V.A. Ho.spital. Van Nuyt, skirt. The impeccable t' e dates of Friday and Saturday span on Saturday. The need for ■ the schools la body’s watchword.” et In June. Old Fashioned eveninga, February 25 and 26, 1049, day’s transaction as a result of fired on grounds of ‘Insubcrdlna- W . explaine f*;-' LH n B O Y D r r Raeburn STARTS MONDAY R ea J y (o r nny w eatker j] -BVTHLBSS” ihii p i / y i y a i V •nMchaated VaHoy” (In Color) MEN’S “HIGH KWIK’ aK-iRtji’iBm ikma/t sal Did You Say You Were Dining Out? "1 « » * • aesleilleM»-11iW Where? Why A V tigontM idMtM P W " » Ite ««»•■ ^ ..“i. It’s a good dflorette and 1 hke rt’ # ■ C A R E Y ’S ,pf C o u rse ! Mink Blended Muskrat '.'I »ca 46 East Center St.-^“House of Quallly" d T ' Delightful Dinners— Varied Menus PamouR for »(amina, awures .aeaRons and seasons of wear. Note the style touches; the lOOACCO fAtMte. wwmeviui. ••mm 1 --and TONIGHT PtOMlMNl lOOACCO f AtM »* 1 luiiB. laow. er real bKsurdt. ingeBioue collarR and ruffs, (he far flung (UOW A atl8* 04 STAnMlNtt BY Carl Angelica’s Orchestr" can't frifbtea the fellmr who prepateafar weathw with beck. •penal fleeca-Uaed light gaiten. Just o m eatv sip and yoa'ie into them. Uoya' (uco, 5.45. ____ Plus Tax Relaxation Popterhouae Stcaka Flnvavai $349®o ADRIAN MfKS Sl'BBt' i ; Fore-**Sccond Floor FARR’S - ( Cntertalna Caahmere aweaiera are the aristocrat of all aweatera... and tha hand detailing of theaa kitten-aoftiea by Little Mias English make them At HU Diniof Hm b i e f PUtlBCtien far and away the most acceptable sweater p ft you could make. As Down Peefodi Alley tIm J W . H A U COM sketched I8.S8, long sleeved pull-over flO.dS, long sleeve cardigan HAMMOND ft Give avAM MAMCHiSTKfi C o m m * $10.98 Yee Sir—Ewt Center St^ N®. 10 CONSOLE .\ . V' J ■ \ I MANVHKSTKK KVtiNlNf^ HWKALU. MANCHESTKK. CX)NN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1948 > A C E FOUR ' A. MANCHESTTiR EVENING UEKALU. MANCHE8TEK. iXJNN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1, 194# P A C i^ Divorce Suits i Death Takes Ex-Patent Medicine Barker Argued^ He Goes All the Way— to be "considerable." He did not behind schedule. Sixteen hundred of four peiaons were killed and 45 To Be Probed estimate Its extent, however. passengers wbo had been aboard injured In the accidents. Frank Noyes Sond LawyerShot About Town Several H int The Sbakeepeare companies FogBlankets since Nqv. 20 lined the rails, cheer The Berlin air lift still was Nine Years to Sell Famous Train operste the Shakespeare Products ing and singing. The giant luxury groundsd. The last American S4ip- D w IM l (ConttBoad i i « « Pag* Um ) 84(H) Miles—to School C o. and the Shakeapeare C o., pro MS* 1 Sr fMm r>g* One) The Women’s Missionary Society By Goon Unit Europe. Again liner first was delayed because her ply planes landed at Tcmpelhof M* ttriss Mi Q—WTiere arc the Spice Islands? By Gunman win meet tomorrow afternoon at ducers of fishing tackle and auto eiew refused to ship out while the air field Monday afternoon. Only •wto Um HH sum *a - Hy •• Burton Heath j Daniels. Th# red cap was his tdes, the unhea'rd-of avsraga speed 6 t faked and that Uiair husbands bad parts. I m m I American longshoremen’s strike seven British planes have been ms. PiasBf lull tn the BriOeh end French nmbee- A —Thr Netherlands East Indies. 2:30 In the- vestry of Emanuel ttu tt tamms NBA Staff Correspondent • g|,d In his day the service was 61.4 miles an hour. When the Cen not been guilty of adultary. Kent. 0.~(NEA)-.W ayne Weii.wwhen hla flying career Is w « . He Union leaders could not be was on. Then the fog kept her ■<■••• la m . end Preeldente Tnft end The Isles were railed the Spice York—(NEA)—The Twen- to passengers. If Americans Lutheran church. Mrs. O. Albert able to get through to Gatow air MssMas aoSam fn*r tni tral's Engine 999 hit a apeed of Thoaa arrested last night war* deU Wilkin’s big problsm In gat- I wl“ recalva a dagraa to jw ^ e a a Members qif Motor Cart* reached immediately for a state Trallie" Hazards and Ac> berthed at Southampton. port in the same time. •Mrs. OM MSXDAOO tiaa i Wilaon entnieted him with many Islands In the l»lh eenliiry be tieth Century Limited today Is one weren’t so eager to tip, red cap administration and then pinna to Marine Corps Winter Pearaon wUl be In charge of devor toctMB M sNat* to - cause they were the wond's great 112.6 miles an hour between Ba- Luther Georges, 61, and Barnet ting hla peat-war eollega dagraa in ment. ■tate secrete, as did many others. of the two really famous traln.s In i service might have stayed free Uvla and Buffalo, Daniels per attend Columbia next fall for a tions, and a motion picture wlU be van Smash Equipment cidents in Dozen Mist* The Aquitania set sail for Hali est pepper-producing region. To Muffs, 48, both lawyers, and a dlstanca. Ha has' to traval 8400 .Press Cap Dropped shown, entitled "The-C3hurch and Impartial News Stressed this country, the New York Cen- yntll the 1930s. suaded the Boat Office Depart clerk In MufPa office. Harry Ulan- maaters degree in InUmaUonsl fax after a one-day delay. SCakex Them Better day, although the Islands' tin and tral’a pride. Ebccept perhaps to, whenever you chtek luggage at milaa anch weak to attend classes. •conofnlct» rail and air trana- By Fleeing Intruder Her Witnesses.” Mrs. Herman In Kalamazoo Plant Swathed Areas Grow Elsewhere in Britain, the fog Throughout his journalistic ca ment to picture the locomotive off, SO. Anxious to become an alriinaa rubber are more important prod competitors, it would seem sacri a railroad station, remember Dan and the Empire State S p re e s on porUtion, and toualnew organlaa* Johnswi, chairman of the hosteas- hung over cities and countryside. reer Noyes stressed show all that ucts, the archipelago still yields Earlier, police picked up Max pilot In 1840, Wilkin left Kant Aircraft May B?iv ; To insure uniform strength and FENDER AND BODY lege even to suggest calling it off. iels. It was his idea, tried out in a stamp. tlon. ea, will be assisted by Miss Sigrld London, Dec. 1 — (X) — The Conditions in the London area flexibility when they are made newspapers must tell the news about 83 per cent of the world’s Zuckerman, 68, a private detective State Univarelty during his sen Detroit, Dec. 1 —(P>— Salvage Freeburg, Mrs. Peter Relmer, Mrs. Kalamazoo, Midi., Dec. 1^ 4V — But back at the turn of the cen . Grand Central Terminal and later But the Century was hlr great described as the key figure in the Wilkin’s flights for ths Army were described as chaotic. Mem into leather soles, fresh cattle impartially. He was a leader in pepper. tury a pudgy, chin-whiskered ex ior year to attend an aeronautical stores and second-hand ahopa were Grace Andersort and Mrs. AlfhUd A motor caravan invaded Kalama Southington Plant heaviest'. fog in a generation WORK the departure from the personal ' extended to the whole system and achievemenL tt grew out of the alleged ring; Mfa. Sara B. Cilia, a and the airlines have piled up u bers of Parliament bedded down hides are kept cool and salt-cured patent medicine barker had to picked up by others. school. He got hla pilot’s license envUble 1,300.000 miles In ths investigated for clues today to s Wogman. A full attendance U zoo early today, burst Into two blanketed western Europe for the- journalism which characteHaed Q—What city lead.s In per cap Exposition Flyer, which ran be 20-year-old bouaiewlfa and mother, in the House of Commons. Rail before tanning. argue nine years to get the Cen If you enjoy good service and tween New York and Chicago on but than cams the war, transport air aa pilot. Hs has crossed ths ^ gunman wbo shot and wounded hoped for. 8 1 r i k ebound factories of the Meriden. Dec. 1—(ff)—The Mer fifth consectitive day today. road stations were jammed with SoHmenc and Ftagg, lae. the late l»th ' cenutry. declaring ita consumption of ice cream 7 tral’s high brass to let him start a and Samuel Schneiderman, 57, a duty and later a Job aa skipper when he reUred as AP president: food in a clean diner while you’re a 30-hour schedule during the Co pier watchman. • AtlanUc 180 times. Attorney Anthony (Tony) Maiullo. Shakespeare companiee, amaahed iden Journal says today ' it has Traffic hazards and accidmta thoiuanda of stranded travelers MM Usatet Strcat A—The leading city Is Washing de luxe extra fare train, that ' on the road, at pricea ordinarily with the KLM Dutch Airlines. He doesn’t count the* time In •T pray God that the time may lumbian Exposition in 1893,; and Various Charges Faced The 62-year-old colorful crimin The official board of the Concor equipment and then fled after in learned there was strong reason in a dozen mist-swathed countriee | and commuters. ton, D. C., where the first lee cream would make the New York-to- i less than those of quality restau His first opportunity to return the air as a commuter, but he never come when any individual plant was established and still op- then was stopped. It took Daniele al lawyer o f the prohibition era dia Lutheran church will, have a juring several workmen. to ,^lleve that the United Air Guide Engine to Blase Chlcago run, every day In the year rants. thank "Watermelon George" until 1003 to persuade the road They were charged variously to Kent for his degree came this qualifies aa tha champion. meeting this evening at eight craft-(Torporation of East Hartford increeried' hourly. Planes were can dictate to the newspapers of . rhlladelphia is second; both ways, in a mere 20 hours. with perjury, inducing perjury or year when he was able to aahd- was shot in the vestibule of his Police Chief Howard Hoyt A crew of London firemen ran the -United SUtes the nature of Daniels, who loved good food and (o make such a train a permanent lavish (Chicago boulevard home o’clock. labelled the invaders “union goons” either has or is about to acquire grouhded and bus, train and street- WANTED New York third. Other railroaders scoffed, par good fellowship and thougljt others feature. conspiring in divorca cases. The wieb In classes between his regu from the Federal War Surplus cat; achedules disrupted. in relays for a mile to guide their the reporU that they give." ticularly the British, 'hiey didn’t lar overseas runs. A change to I last night by an intruder who and said their cars bore license engine to a blare in a bemb-dam- Coventry Fragment It was on that basis that Noyes would, too. That first train would seem two lawyers also wars charged Plants'administration a 700,000 'Hie British liners Queen Elisa Q—In the Arctic and Antarctic, believe engine, coaches or rails with professional mlndamsanors. any other school would have Human Rights dropped a Marine Corps winter The Alpina Society will hol<} plates from Michigan,- Illinbis, Ohio aged building. Experienced Sewing early lent hla efforU to setUng up what type of thermometer is Daniels was bom in 18|43 In El pretty tame to those who now ride dress cap in his flight. special meeting tonight at 7:30 in and Indiana. square foot factory it used during beth. -Queen Marj’ and Aquitania, could stand such pounding. If gin, ni.. and spent his youth ped Hogan aald'both Mra. Ellis and meant the loss of credits and an the war in Southington. seized, the opportunity to quilt the Three Britiah railroad accidents Society's Annual The Associated Press, Joining in used? they could, the train wodld lose the Century. It had only five other year.. Police found the cap on the the Italian-Amerlean clubhouse on Asks National Guard Aid Machine Operators 1893 with Melville E. Stone—who dling the patent medicine his wooden care and cost only 8115,- Schneiderman admitted giving Plan Drafted The war-time operation pro docks for voyages to America. w e « set down to the fog. A total A— At high altitudes and In money. false testimony In divorce sulta. Here’s the way Wilkin works lawn. It bore no insignia, indicat Eldridge street. He asked Governor Sigler for CHRISTMAS SALE Mter became the AP’s first gener other extremely cold places the father made and working on Mis 000 — contrasted with the eleek, ing it had been purchased at a duced airplane engines for the The; tvPo queens are' going to Apply George H. Daniels secretly and that Zucksrman admitted It: National Guard aid at the heighth Pratt A Whitney division of Unit al manager—Victor Lawson of thermometers used are filled with sissippi river boats. He shifted streamlined, etalnlesa steel, air- store. Delta Chapter, No. 01, Royal New. York, with stops at (Cher agreed about the money part. To "flagrant perjury In hundred of di His airline flight is from New (Continued from Page Oae) of the raid but withdrew the appeal ed Aircraft and it would be utilized bourg.'Prance. where each win TURKEY SUPPER The Chicago Daily News, and oth alcohol colored with a red dye or to railroading because he craved conditioned, all-room, 16-car Maiullo was shot in LIb groin. Arch Masons, will confer the past him, the Century was the last and vorce cases in the past four York to the Netherlands. On Sat when the Invaders departed as for the same purpose a;;ain. The ers to plan a cooperative news some other liquid that will regis speed and glamour. trains of today. It featured com Henry Ford hospital said his msster degree on a class of can pick up an additional 600 pas Independent Coventry Fraipiient Society greatest in a long series of promo years." urday hla Constellation leaves aa a last reaert tc rabelllon against suddenly os they had arrived. Journal says, if and when Con sengers. .'There were 2.890,paiuen> gathering organisation. The pres ter temperatures down to 80 de tional schemes that were intended Before Daniels, railroads de fort and dignity at a time when A wound was serious but that he didates at its convocation this ent Associated Press was organ most railroads went In for phony Mrs. Ellis was said to hairs ad New York at 9:30 a-m^ for the tjTsnny and oppression, that hu Several non-strikers In the two gress appropriates funds for the gers aboard the sister ships when WED., DEC. S--5:45-7 grees below rero or lower without not to make money, but to make voted themselves to moving peo man rights should bo protected by wouTil recover. evening at 7:30 in the Masonic plants were injured. Police said ised Noyes as prqsi- ple who had to get somewhere. gaudtness. mitted working with Zuckerman ITti-hour hop to Amsterdam. proposed stepped up production of they .left England. The Queen WANTED Cloak Co. solidifying. folk.s enjoy riding trains. in 35 cases, aaaertedly wiM the ^ 0 rule of law.” ThU was adopted, j\. Assailant Not Recognized Temple. A social hour with refresh two were "badiv hurt.” • Army planes. (Two Sittings) dent. Daniels had the Idea of getting But the new $2,000,000 stream- Monday night he begins tha re 'The Italian-bom lawyer, best Mary weis a week behind schedule. Pine Street Daniels was Just a general pas- consent of her huibaiid, Hogan turn trip, landing at LaGoardia 35 to one. with 11 abstaining. ments will foUow. The CIO United Steel Workers Elfforts to confirm the story ADLXTS S1.SS His association with Lawson led Q—Which apes have no tails? .senger agent who left routine to people to travel for fun. That in liners that took over the Century known for his defense of prohibi To avoid congesting Cunard fa Noyes into the publishing field in aaid. Field Tuesday at 11 a.m. After Onlv Little to Be Done called a strike at the plants Sept through the general offices of Unit cilities tn Cherbourg and New CllILDRBN TO IS M e A— There arc four species of assistants. But the christening of volved making their trip more run In September, 1948, are direct tion era gangsters, said be did not The Ladies Benevolent Society Carpenters Chicago. There, in 1902. he be-, comfortable, making It faster— The dlatrlct attorney gave this a little rest and a change of All that remains to be done on In a demand for contract ed Aircraft w’ere unaucressful. The York, the Queen Mary was ordered / anthropoid apes without tails—the the newest luxury strcanilined deacendants of the dinky luxury recognize his assailant. He said he 6f the Andover Congregational changes. Wages were not an issue. MZNU: Turkey, dm stag, ma rii- came editor-in-chief of The Rec and giving them somewhere to go. description of “set-up” services al clothing he's back in a jilane. but the declaration now is a final Journal aaid, but on the other to tie. up for 24 houre in Cowee gorilla, the rhimpanzee, the orang Century this month reminded train o f June, 1902. They are less knew of no reason for the act. church in an advertisement else About 700 employes - originally ea potato, Mqaniih. pens, eelrry, ord-Herald. which had been Modern publicity men still gush legedly offered by Zuckerman at this time as a passenger heading drafting arrangement of the pre hand, a spokesman at the plant road before resuming her voyage. Buy utang, and the gibbon. railroad old-timers that it wasn't spectacular than some other roads amble and articles by an 11-mem- Police were told that the intrud where in today’s Herald directs were involved. The company Laborers r a m t stlckii, cranberry anoee. formed by merging Lawson’s over some of the literature with offer, but there la no comfort- prices ranging from 8350 to 8400: for Akron. did not deny It. This will allow the Elizabeth to Cornelius Vanderbilt, Chauncey b Bubeommittee. 'ITien the dec er, grey-balred, tail and about 55 attention to the turkey supper claimed, however, that ^00 re Excellent Qnality roUs, butter, pie, coffee. Morning Record and Herman’ H. Q—Who were the original Si which he enticed folks to ride item missing. Mrs EUia and tbe husband In A good night’s re.xt and he’s The Southington plant is one of discharge passengers and start Depew or any o f the financiers laration goes to the Assembly for years old, fired deliberately at which they arc to serve at the turned to their jobs in a recent Reorrvntlonii: Xohlsaat's 'nmes-Herald. amese twins? the Central up to the Thousand the case would register as man rescly for his first class Wednes the largest tn Connecticut. It has home from New York before the Apply Foreman, and politicians who hunched the One original feature Introduced final approx’sl. Maiullo with a .45 revolver ’ con church, Tuesday evening, Decem back-to-work movement. been idle since shortly after the WIIHmaatle 54S-W2 Prominent Postlon Achieved A—’This term w a q^ rsf applied Century—it was George Daniels. Islands, in the St. Lawrence, and w ife'at a hotel, than Mrs. El day morning. His school week Mary casts anchor there. Potatoes by Daniels la missing. When he The committee rejected a Rus cealed In a paper bag. ber 7, between 5:30 and seven Barricade Streets close of the war. Manchester S78S to f hang and Eng, Joined twins which were nothing more than started the Century, most trains lis would remove her coat, hat and ends on Friday and that name 14 Days Behind Schedule Noyes later acquired all the When they went back over the sian amendment recommending First he made cl reference to 8 o'clock. Chief Hoyt said about 30 or 40 Delmont Si. Job Aprons, Fancy Work. Toys bom of Chlneae parents In Slam records, they discovered that Dan 1860 tiny islets until he glorified took 28 hours for the Chicago- shoes and get in bed, pull the cov night he is back in New York and The Queen Elizabeth slipped out stock in the paper. In 1910 he sold the declaration as one to be used name sounding like "Tasco,” de cars roared into Kalamazoo about At Pinehurst Home-Baked Food v: '•■ A MAKt:HF4n'BB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. tX>NN« WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 194* FACE 8 X 1 ^ % MAN(’HF,STER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1948 PAGE SIX \ I cent retirement, died yesterday at here and burial will be In Staten reported today the airast of Amir since AprU. 1947, Eormar eoQsge tamgartaa pasm . wt* WH Sassm''- sUtes, the court pointed out, to tax MinosCEtoMm Retired Non Mss Deaths Last Night hiatnictor and ona-ttaw staff, ,md warning to motoriats not to also a member of the Burpee Wom only the sliarea of national banks the Sisters of Mercy home. She of Mercy cemetery. Sjarifoeddin, Indonesian Commu ta many oouatola*. leave their keys In the ignition ot an’s Rslief Corpa and the Repuhli-. NatioualBank $42,500 to Go leaves a brother, John Griffiths of nist leader and former premier of msmber of tbs Brooklnga InsUto- New Toik—Tfee Sm . Jsta J.' or tbeir not Income. West Hartford, Dee. 1—(ff)—Sts- Uon. Hs was bora In Ottawa, Kocrkville their cara even though the]^ Intend can Town Committee. "The personal property of the 4«r Mary Magdalan. who Uught at New York city. A solemn high To Be Tried as Traitor the republic. He will be tried os Wash'ngton — Cbarlea Oscar ^ 9S. ff. J.. fcondsr aiM RwR to be away frpm their automobiles Funeral aervieea will be held on mass of requiem will be bald Fri Batavia, Java, Dec. 1.—(ff)—The a traitor, fu:cordlng to previously Hardy. 64. staff director ot the ICaas. sdltor d t •km ukm y a RaSMH* Friday afternoon at o’clock a t plaintiff (bank) which the defend Lauralton Hill, Milford, from lU Today's Radio only a short-time following a sec Case Decided ant aeeka to tax In the present To Walerbury founding 44 years ago until her re day morning at S t Mary's home Indonesian news agency Antara announced goramment j^Uey. congraaalonal Economic committee Madrid—Fsraando Bmber, 81, CatboUe woMdy. ond theft ot an auto In two weeks the White Funeral Home. Rev. Forrest Muaser, paator of the case.” ssid the court, ‘is not with BMten Standard Tln-.e Gather Gifts Mwday night George Pearl in ths suthority grantsd by the parked his 10 day old car on Win Union Coi^egatlonal church,' will officiate,. Burial will be in Grove Supreme Court Holds Federal statute." cem«»___ Settlement of Suit dermere avenue, near Windsor, in The town had attamptod to col A. 10:80— For Hospital tending tg be gone l^ut a short Hill cemetery. ^ -i< Town May Not Tax Againat Leary. Await t! WONS—Grea.eat Thing in the BaaketiMUl Tonight lect taxes on an aasessments of \VBRC—Hint Hunt; Nawf. time and when he returned, “the Two baaketball games will be 810.000 for fixtures In the branch thousands M ing Federal Clearance A S u r« Wlnnmr tor**That** Boy WCCC—Hartford Police speaK, World. . car was gone. The car was re Persona] Property bank and on an asseoament of 8860 WDRC—Dr .ma Hillyer College. Catholic Woiiieir» Or covered Tuesday in Manche.ster played tonight in the Senior Bas Santa aau* Show. WTHT—Meredith Willson. ketball League sponsored by the for the oil burner used to hgpt the y,jS7»SSSS«»jLia!*‘'ii WKNB—Newa; Modernalrrt. ; with a dented fender. Two weeks Hartford, Dec. 1—WP)—The State premises. Watarbury, Dec. 1—(85 — Final \tTHT—Bandatand; Hall or WTIC—Curtain Time. ganization of R o c k v ille Rockville Recreation Board. In / s Mttleifient of thla city’s ten-ypar- ago. an automobile owned by Stan the firat game at 7:30 p. m. the Supreme court held today that a Fame: Newa. 11:00— ley Redens was taken not far from W i.'r'«PIITB l «- old suit agalnat Daniel J. Ledry. WDRC—Newa on all atationa. Arranging Presents Ellington Legion team will meet town may not tax personal prop- Santa Clans Excused 88 8 WTIC—Backatage Ife. the location of Monday night’s The Journal tgam, and at 8:30 Ua one-time comptroller, awaits U :IV - theft ami wns later recovered In erty of a national bank. only "final clearance” by the U. 8. Rockville, Dec. 1—(Special) — p. m. the Jewish Centei and St. New Haven, Dec. 1.—(JPi—San WTIC—Stella Dallaa. WDRC-Ncwr New York City. Bernarc^'a teams meet. The case arose when the town ta CTaus won't have to servo on a Denaftment of Internal Rave- WCCC—Tunea for Tota. | .WONS—-Mee; the Band. Victory Assembly, No. 11, Catholic ! Friendly C'M*s nua. tVKNB—Community Sketch of West Haven sought to Impose Superior court jury here. Sum iiiia was diacloaed last night by WTHT-Joe Htfscl. Ladles of Columbus will bring per- ; The Friendly class Of the Union a tax on fixtures used by the First moned as a venireman, John T. Book. ! w nc—News. Congregational church will meet r o t a r y CLUB William W. Gager of Cheshire, ape- sonal gifts for patients at the | National Bank and Trust company Muth of Devon pleaded jury serv elal cbunael for the city and the 4«gQ*» ('■ ' 11:80— thl.s evening at eight o’clock at 24 Towns Given of New Hsyen In Its West Haven ice would interfere with hla sea WDRC—New England Note WONS—Dance Orchestra; News Norwich State Hospital to the ' the church social rooms. There Cltlxena’ Good Government Aaao- branch office. sonal duties as a department store ciatton which filed the original suit book. WTHT Cems for Thought: meeting to lie held Th)irsday eve- | will he a Christmas party with ex Time Extension The-town lost when the case was 8t. Nicholas. Judge Howard W. Rummage WTIC—l»renao Jonea. Dance Band. agalnat Leary In 1938 after he and ning, December 2 at their rooms. 1I ch.mge of gifts. tri,ed in the Common Pleas court, Alcorn excused him, commenting 25 othars had been arrested on WONS—Story Time. WTIC - Bo.ston Symphony Dress The gift should be wrapped and ] Meeting Thursday . that it was easier to find jurymen 4 Hartford, Dec. 1 —(P>—Twenty- and appealed to the Supreme court. chargee of cfbnspiracy to cheat and WONS—Two-Ton Baker. Rehearsal. marked for a man or woman. The I The regular December meeting four towns haye been given a two- Congress haa authorised the than qualified Santas. Sale dsfraud the city of more than | 3.98 w n C —^Toung Wldder Brown. 12:00— box of gifts will be forwarded to I of the executive committee the month axtenslon of time In which $1,000,000. WTIC —News; Dance Music. the hospital for distribution at Rockville Chapter, American Red J-00 Frequency Modulation Christmas time. This Is in keep to apply for state bond guarantees St. Mary’s Parish Hall Attention to the suit, settlement I "wDRC—Mualc, Off the Record. Cross will be held on Thursday for conatruction of housing pro was drawn by an item in the 1040 WONS—Adventure Parade. WKNB—FM 108.* Mf. ing with the program of the Cath afternoon. December s at 4 p. m. Basement WDRC—FM 40..8: 98.T 8IC. olic Ladies of Columbus for the jects. city budget which listed under mis- MECHANICAL WTHT—Challenge of the Yu at Room 10. Rockville high school. The original deadline of Dec. 1 oeuaneous rav-enue “recovery con-1 WTHT—FM 108.* MC. month of December which Is Miss Bessie C. Durfee has bsen sxtendsd to Fsb. 1 for Friday, Dec. 8, 9 A. M. kon. .... WTlC-rF»l 4B-S MC; 00.5 MC. "Charity.” Miss Bessie Clarke Durfee, 75, CHRISTMAS BAZAAR splracy trial, $42,500.” THURS. WTIC—When A Girl Marriea. Hartford, WilUmaatic, Ansonia, Other naH Ta Oevernment FREIGHT TRAIN 9 a. m. to WDRC—FM. A bakfled ham and covered dish kindergarten teacher in the schools Bristol, Danbury, East Hartford, Same as WDRC. supper will precede the meeting of the town of Vernon for nearly Gager said the money ’ repra-1 SAT. 9 p. m . WONS—Superman. Orssawteb, Maridea, Milford, aented the city’s share of approxi- WnC--Portla Faces Life. WKNB—FM. at 6:80 o’clock. 50 years, died this morning fol Naugatuck, Naw Britain, New ROAST BEEF SUPPER A m l biij sad it’i ia9zp9iisiT9. raar-imtl ontllt li S;pO—Same aa W’KNB. Rally Sunday lowing a long illness. mataly one-half of the final total The State Luther League will She was bom In Rockville. Feb Haven, Norwich, Putnsm. Sey- settlemant. The other half, be hatu^ wound with lonff-Uf9 gprinf mcclunism. CngiiM gondola ear, oil car and Mbooaa. T tadi lajoot < WDRC—Old Record Shop. 1:30—Matinee Melody. m o u r,„ Shelton, Southington, said, will be accepted by the Fed WONS—Captain Midnight. 5:00Evenlng Senttnal. hold an Educational Rally at the ruary 5, 1873, the daughter of the Model Cars, has bell that rinfi antomatioallj. Haa angina, tander, plata with 10 laetiong of tndL aoapUnf aoomi, First Lutheran church in Rock late Edward and Victoria Durfee. Stonglngton, Stamford, Walling Variety Entertainment eral government aa Its share if a tVTHT—Sky Wng. 7:00—Newa; Dance Time. ford. Watsrbijry, Westport sne pending oompromioe is accepted. gondola car. eabooaa and 8 aaotioni ot tradL lodc-oa and powarfnl tranaform r. w n c —.luat Plain Bill. 7:30—Eaay Rhythm. ville on Sunday, December 5. the and lived practically all her life Norwralk. 7:45—Mualcal Story Book. service starting a t three o’clock In Rockville. She was a graduate FRIDAY, DEC. 3— 2 P. M. South Methodist Church Plones, Boots The city and the citizens’ group A Homs Makar's Draam ol Liixurfl 5:45— of the Rockville High school vlth originally sued for $600,000 and WDRC—Herb Shrlner and Ray 8:00—Newa; U. S. Army Band. with over 200 Luther Leaguers Artlst-Seniptor Dies Nine Booths Filled With Gifts, Foods, Candies the government later Joined the 8:30—Request Time. from the New England Conference the class of 1892 and a short time Gift for tha L a d f o l the Hoetm lo st The Thing for mond Scott. following her graduation stqrted Balsa, Tools, suit asking $1,300,000 for allegMl WONS—Tom Mix. 9:00—Newt; Concert Hour. churches expected to attend. Roxbury, Dec. 1—(8^—Funeral After noon Tea 2:30-4:00—Supper 5:30-7:00 v-^-aid income taxoa and penal mMWWw^g w n c —Front Page Farrell. WTHT—FM. Dr. Henry Arnold, president of her duties aa Kindergarten teach the Lutheran Hartwlck College at er in the East school in Rock oervlcoa for artist-sculptor Alfred ties. D orm oyG r Evening Same aa WTHT except 8:45-7:30 ville where she taught continuous P. louffls, M, will be held st Wood MENU: Roaat beef, ffravy, mashed potato, turnip, string Accessories ,ne settlement money was ob-| p. m. Oneonta, N. T., will be the speak beans, relishes, cabbage and carrot salad, rolls, squash tained. Gager ssid, from the sale DOLL •:00— er having for his subject. "Christ ly until November 28, 1941, when bury Thursday with burial in Rox / 11 ( I M IX IR WDRC—Newa. Concert Hour. she retired. She was a member bury eamstery. louffle, a native of or apple pie, coffee, $1.25; Children to 12, 65c. of Leary’s stock in the Wsterbury I WONS—Newa. w n o —F»i. Calls Her Youth.” The public Is Trust Company and the Diamond I AND JUICIR WALKER Invited to hear thla talk. of the Union Congregational Francs, died st his home here yes Hobby Shoppe WTHT—Mualc At Six; Sports. Same aa WTIC. church where she sang In the terday after a tong Illness. There Resen'stions 8307 Or 2-0977 Ginger Ale Company. The bank WTIC—Newa Telesialoa Ladlea' Aid Party 6 Griswold St. stoat was sold undsr court order | ELECTRIC The Ladlea’ Aid of the First Lu choir for many years. She was are no known survivors. Variety Entertainment in the Evening, 35 cents 29.9 5 2.49 S:15— WHNO—T\’. 3233 Open 10*7 several years ago. ^ WDRC—Sportaeaat; Record Al- p.M theran church will hold a Christ Serving Moon Term Tskee ever every Vktfptng RANGE XMlo giris wOl sajsp p im M 5 :00—Taletunes; Program Resume mas party at their meeting on asOr hs her ova vafiom. Alt bum. Thursday afternoon, December 2 Leary now is seivlng a term of and beating Job, dees it Bselal, attrsettvolf sasaslsd WONS—Sports Edition; Newa. g;00—Small Fry Club. from 10 to 15 years in state prison faster, does Itbsttsrt A gift I w n c —Musical Appetleer; 8:30—Russ Hodges’ Scoreboard. with an exchange of gift#. for his part In ths conspiracy. Weather. 6:45—Film ShorU. Burpee ReUef Corps Defaulting a $50,000 bond, Leary with a llfstlms of servles. 249.50 7:00—Birthday Party. Burpee Woman’s Relief Corps disappeared In March, 194L on the I "wONS—Deema Taylor; Concert. 7 :80—Camera Headlines. will hold a meeting thla evening at day ha was to have started his Only39o95 fosy SaSget Terms h*s Now, It's DItloroni, It's fassinating WTHT—Sareno Oanunell; 7 ;4IP_Alan Dale Show. • l ^ t o’clock in the O. A. R. hall. prison sentence after the atate Su-1 WOather. 8:00—Photographic Horisona. Supper will be served at aix o’clock prams court afOnned tha guilty h't o Stroamliood Whit I w n c —Professor Andre Schen- g:80—Growing Paynes. prlth Mrs. Alice Wells In charge. verdict returned by a Superior GIVE BROTHER THIS ker. 9:00—Boxing, Jamaica Arena. Officers are asked to wear white. court jury in August, 1939. Leary, DOLL H O U S I 89-50 CInb now 59 yaan old, remained at lib S llv o r the MW blgb spssd eoOklBg nlto prsdioo oovsa iiffirsnt • j«WDRC—Lowell -* .. Thomat. T ^ OO-SO club of the Rockville erty for five years, until a former COLUMBIA BICYCLE with Eiirnilviw WKNB—Dinner Music. Bapust church will meat at the sctnialntanca recognized him on a | S tro a k Xmto. The Mg, boaqwMIao lU nlaatod ovsn IbbM m a waist- WTHT—Musical Favorltea. Proposes More lloms of Rev. and Mrs. Johnaon of Chicago street and turned blm high besOsr. Shst«*B s sU -tw ri *3>ssy WsIT ssSkw sad o v « ? w nc—Three Star Extra. Orchard street this avsning at over to.police. SLED B gnord end big baUooa tlzsa *vo caMo fsst sf stoesgs specs. Also flnorssstat Ughttag. stock < T:M— Aid for Schools 7:30 o’clock. ’The co-hosta In and ovsn tiasr. Fully gBSiaatssd . . . eosM la sad sss this WDRC—Beulah. charge will be Rev. and Mrs. John -S8 apstaln tsmsT—sB 0*9 of Mssy BoswtUwl (iqrdos. . . ftps sod SM t sup* n a g s. wtih bsoBtUHy ' WONS—Fulton Lewia, Jr. son, Mr. and Mrs. George Schwars. Lowell to Resign ptasMo fBiBitan.- A tslal WTHT—Newe; Caatlea in Hartford, Dec. 1 —(F)—Increaa- Teachers Meeting ot tMztrMa plsssa la aS. Air. ad iUU aid for schools ,Js proposed Hia teachers and officers of St. FOR EVERYONE ■osgr steering and ifisaty of speed. Runnere are epe- W no-S upper Club. la bills filed for the 194# General John’s Episcopal church school Committee Post I elal tempered cteri, edentlflcolly grooved. 54 Inchee. T:1S— Assembly session by State Rep. will meet this evening at the par - Imaglno a Doll as Pretty as This! And W flCOMf GIFTS ftr ssf CRHPI WONS—Tello-Teat. Lawrence M. Gilman (R-Boxrah.) ish house at 7:30 o'clock. ON YOUR LIST! WDRC—Jack Smith Show. I One measure would boost state Warning Isaued Hartford, Dec. State FI- W ants T h h ... wm(^—News. r r a ^ to towns for general educe- Police Captain Peter J. Dow- nanco Commissioner James B. I A Fassinoting Combination ' Sho Crios and M o ves Hot E y e s . . . ‘R - . 1:IS— UtmOl use by 83,000.000 a year gewlcz of the Rockville police de Lowsn says b t plans to resign aa WDRC—Club FlReen. with most of the money going to partment haa Issued a auggestion TRUCK AND STEAM SHOVEL WONS—Answer Man. towns with school populaUons less W ILLTON’S a msmbar of the Republican State | WTHT—Lona Ranger, than SOO. Central committee. RHONOORAPN w n c —Quest Star. The other would add 12,000,000 GIFT SHOP “I feel my resignation is tha I only proper action,” said Lowell, 5,95 Vat a ter—ira the rsal 1:41^ I to state funds for public school George L. French, Jr. 20 INCH WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. building. pointing out that It would be his drank ■aehaalsa thJagl Plays leessde up te WONS—Inslda of Sports Henry W. Engstrom duty to work with the Democratic tS-laeh. Bm fan w n c —V. S. Marins Band. Barstow Says governor-alsct, Chester Bowlea. draws stssss sbovsl 968 Main Street > np rasip. Sbovsl ■svsMs ssa sad "It’e hardly proper for me to be | BABY DOLL sad. ButM fsvlsec 8.45 *‘WDRC—Mr. OuunalaoB. I Bowles Boomed Telephone 2-4011 a member of the active opposi bssm eaa bs ralssd WONS—Can You Top TWs. tion,” Lowall commented. WTHT—Amateur Hour, "It's The sr lowsrsd. Hood For President The finance commissioner has I evtr ongtao UfU ipb w n c —Blondle. been a mtmbar of the O. O. P. com 7.95 6.95 Every Boy Ukos To M kl TUngst. Truth!'' mittee repreeenting the Seventh VIIOCIRIDI COASTER WA$ N WDRC—Dr. Christian. I Bridgeport, Dec. 1.— —The district, for about four years. Hs 4.9a 0 CONSTRUCTIONra I WONS—High Adventure. I Democratic 'Town committee here said bis resignation would be sent | It's TerrlN e Spaadyl Sturdy tabmlar Fua for the yoaageters. w n c —Orest aUdandeere. I has launched the first known to State Oialrman Harold E. steal fnaw. Big lo-iash It’e speedy. Hee ehoek 9 M — prealdentlal boom for Gov.-Elect Mitchell within the next few days. I FREIGHT ftsat wbaaL Adjustable proof eteertag. All ahaa- i n N o - t d - 4 s 9 . 9 5 WONS—Hy Gardner. Chestor Bowlss In 1853. Meade Alcorn, of Suffield, de Here’s a really gorgeous doll. seat sad handls bsss. taam dnlsh. •t«S— At a committee meeting here feated Republican candidate for STATION She has beautiful soft curls, last night. Chairman Cornelius F. h long sweeping lashes and WDRC—Tour Song and Mine. g*******«wwaiaBa«M*w***< lieutenant governor, is already be- a-floae sad stkas assdsla. Has WONS—Gabriel Haattcr. MulvihiU, who also Is a state sen tag mentioned as a possible suo- O n ly eyes that move. Your choice WTHT—MUton Berie Show, ator, urged the committee to ot snow salt or dress. Other SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE J lasfe wheals wtth rubbar tfoaa ceeaor, and Lowell said it would be | far the esastiwatlea ot pesteMe w n c —Duffy's TOvsm. I p l e ^ ItaeU to re-elect Bowles an “excellent choice.” dolls from 1.08 to 10.08. •iU — I governor in IWO and to present CV»»“ 4.98 goods medels. Weep eleetxlc meter. WONS—Nows. *itm as a presidential candidate In WHEEL ! 1963. Hss thrso plastl* • m — trucks, wood bairsls mtewuhatsaewi^d WDRC—BOrrest of Stars. Plans to Fight -j and bexos. Maap WONS—fbuBlly niaatar; Nows. stber f ostirss. They'll Mako Up A Oellent IteeU Fa m o u s WTHT—Oroueho Mank **P«rdon my To Regain Job| w nc-M r. District Attsmsy. Th eir O w n Band P er The Wfeni .ORCQRATtVI WDRC—Tim's A-WssUn*. aeitm Show* n« Wallingford, Dec. Philip I Very Yeung WONS—Manhattan Playhouse. A. Merian, ousted as superintentf- | Tree light Set WTHT—Bing Ctoeby. I *mwe1BSrWw6iS«Sw5’S2yr4 J $18.50 ent of the Wallingford Borough H e rie m o n w n o —Big Story. c^ iantke^ ieKm Water department, 'says he plana §EAT COVERS > Sttl-llll8hr*cMlieil$rtin25f to 6ght to regain hla Job. Merian BRAoftLMMkmngoM 1013 MAIN STREET NEAR MAPLE ST. Authentic was discharged yesterday by a w Oo I miiWDW two-to-one vote of the Board of SCOTCH PLAIDS Water Commissioners. No reason AUTOfiRATIC IRON for its action was given by the Light so a $25.00 board. 6 . 9 5 , foatbor.Has T f 0 6 SPECIAL PURCHASE Merian, who retains hla post as a beat for ■■oT® Curtains Blankets ^ ovosy fabriu borough engineer, had aeryed aa superintendent of the Water de I Just in time for Christmas gift buying—A large and partment tor four years. He for FAMOUS EMIRSON ^’IBONY" H beautiful selection of the famous . . w merly was an assistant engineer Sedan* and MODH S47 AuMy SoSf Sod omi Oprioi for Uie city of New Britain. RELIABLE CURTAIN He said he bad retained a law CoRches ir . ilecklT hand»ome — it’, s pever- 4-Fiec* yer to advise him ta seeking to hoa.. of RECEPTION sndn.iiirsl KIDDII S 7-U 6 H T j FLANNO-VEL ROBES || contest the water board’s action. TONE! AC-DC SnpwbetwodyM wkk SW IN G BAND AND 9.95 engineerinf <'*•>>[;• S 1 X .9 S - MULTIPU UNIT BOTANYlROBE Up never brlore pofiibl# POKY ROCKER \ at »ncli s low price. EUington Cfioeso from a wW. soloothn ot so 2.98 BLANKET LAUNDRY "Botany* Brand Fabrics give these su|^rb robes sufficient mow 1949 fmsrson Radio and A slsvsr mnslesl toy mods I 2.29 C«PPBB i Soft, cuddly warm ■ Tbeyfil preteet your car's npbolstsir sad add aaart good 4.98 TsIsvWob Models. up of violin, blsekwood a Lamps bum tadopeadsetly SBT Htre’s the gift that evtO’on. cozy warmth for the winter, combined with lightness of weight Plans for the formation of a looks to tto latorior. Tbsoo arc quality sovsis made ot has litUs fsiki llto a loskhig robes to delight all 4-H Forestry Club are being com materials sad ptsdslon tsiKvsd to at porfoetty. Boo Oam bow, mslody boUa aiotol 1 Has eonnoetor fW stfaok-j ■tyliah as smUms'sI Waa- ^ Curtmn and Blanket Specialists waati—a WESTINGHOUSE that enabljfs you to wear them throughout the year. They feature pleted with James Patrlc receiv today. ThsyTs s grand buyt baajo. cardboard pick sad botsa. Hscu'a the aas ta S tng othsr ssts. Bagllyj dsrfnl far satsctslalag 125 . beaut)’, utility and pet* 2 fssuas ts braai^saL Christmas Eves. ing the' names of those interested Coeebo. asd todoa. fespsrtlsuelsly tow woedsn baton. arnks thorn happy. small cellar.. 102 Ash Street East Hartford loraancc all packed into 9Va' x a handsome shawl collar and a sash that is firmly 'anchored' ta Joining. It is open to those'of w^fisiwiisaimMs 6' X 8*. It't a cooiola ndio in § h l|^ school age or older. Several n m cajnule (orm—with power end in place. In a variety of colors...plaiii years ago then was such a For I A fHl Par All fh* PaailF Wrap-arouad and rip- 5 To Watk Dolly's ChHma Itoody tor TrowWa (one you here to him to be- with contrasting firings. estry club which did much work lierc! Has a latiactablc, dit> ta ths Kimball Town Forest. Ramington PRESSURR appearing handle for carrying per front style*. « Ths EUtagton Legion basketball Foursome COOKIR from room to room. 'Green and R .. -“Irtanr" k-a KadeeeA •! Sa*.*y MilU, inc. 0. S. 0*^ team wUl play its opening game Hove your Curtains and Blankets gold or ir'oiy and gold. _ Sixea 12-20 In the Rockville Senior League to Shaver MOIILITE Scop in lo^y and hear thii night at 7:30 playing the Journal team. m a c h i n b povctfaouic in a iewel caie. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bryan loundered the reliable wayj^^The SHARON ROBES and family have returned to tbeir $ 8 - 9 8 home ta Springfield. Maas., after Always thsio G. E. Sessions a Vialt with tbeir son-in-law and whan ysD Coti down eeoklag timo. Electric Roottar aECTRICWAUaOCK surest ond sofest way. 4 3 6 * Size* 38-48 Beautiful Rayon Pattern daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest !5.<>0 8sf«. to BM. Makos mod It. OpoT It’s a rosstor and O g e R All Wool Mayer and family of Main street Rsm do tha aama thing too long,” tha because *T am tired of the rigors could only tell him that their MANCHESTER EVENING HERALU. MANCHESTER, CONN,WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1948 hoaplUI where hO underwent and paroled to his Permits Issued surgery last week. He la making ‘New Approach _ _ nptad ranalclan explained after o f the concert achedule.” [Paroled Patient father “hit Mamma with the axe," September. PAGE EIGHT i satisfeetory progress according to hla rsalgnation was announced He said he Intended to return to Sheriff Rudolph Salazar aaid. neaa meaaurea includa stoek-plUng reports. yesterday In Washington. He was Burope at the end of the present I KiUs Hie Wife A fte r slashing bis wife, Roaa, o f atrateglc materials, iUdustrial MARY CONSOLI For New Houses To Life’ Sought here with the National symphony aeaaon to appear aa guest con 24, with the blade and bludgaontng the manner In which the Wilbur Mrs. Oeorge W . Johnson and In Tells of Need . location for security, recommenda fant son, Oeorge WUMsm. have re for a' concert at Connecticut Ooi- ductor of various orchestras. her with tha butt, Sianeroe held North Bay, HUotrirMtpr Opes Highway, after being a Vote Retiiriis tions covering critical productive , DreaamaklBa and AlleratloM lege for Women. the axe In the air and dropped the Stores Open Wednesday Afternoon Coveted Battona—IliittiHibalea An eaUmated total value of turned to their home In Hop River New London, Dee. 1.—(^ —Dr. Antonltb,- Cok)., Dec. i —(;p>-i.The Some 300 mining claims ' four lane, esplanade-divided trunk capacity that may be needed in .tSO.SOO in building permiU for Village from Mancheeter Memo Dr. Klndler, who founded the Ormftlag or Seed Conejos xqunty sheriff reported blade on hla bead, Salazar re ataked in the township of Of Initiative e ent of war, and the preliminary Alao Ramnanta Hana Klndler haa resigned as con Watt €pnitt9 i^ralU highway across the major portion starting Wednesday afternoon, December 1st, most of thraa dwelUnga waa Isaued yeatar- rial hospital, last Saturday. symphony 17 years ago, said he ported. Hla injury waa not eerioua, about SO milea aouthaaat ot N B ftit ■ Kept Secret development and analysla of basic n Elm Stteeti Bast Hi^lord ductor of the National Symphony Am arante Sianeroe a paroled Manchester’s stores will be open each Wednesday day to two sppileanta by Building Mrs. NelUe 8. TutUe hsa return had previously attempted to quit Because apple varieties all eee and he was returned to the State bay foUowing reportad flafiai'sC’ of Connecticut, suddenly becomes data which provide the ’apeclflca- Phone Hertford 8-68t# orchestra of Washington, D. C , mental patient, hacked hie wife to hoapital at Pueblo after being .*J2g‘^Sgg,5; SS!"«a afternoon for the convenience of Christmas shop Inapeqtor David Chsmbere. ed to her home after s thiee aa conductor in June, 1946, and in propagated by budding or graft r a d 1 o-actlva pttebblanfia. J, JT, I I M m U H fM l a two-lane cowpath east of Man Importance ^een by tlons’ for building a w ar econopty.” death yesterday while thali six treated. pers. Starting Saturday evening, December 4th AllMrt F. Knofis of 320 ToUsnd weeks’ visit with her eon *nd wife. because, he aaya. 'T want a new April, 1947, but each time waa ing, they db not reproduce true McRea of Burks Falla, one of Uw chester, with dangerous grade Complete Figures on Export Trade "Very Sick". . Mr. and Mra. Charles H. TutUe, ^proach to life." persuaded to remain. to type from aeod. according to the small children watched. Sianeroa, about 25, waa com- they will also remain open until 9 P. M. Government Official in Tumpiks was Issued two permits proapcctore, said toilay tha atah>' crossings thrown In, may have Another conference speaker, to erect single family, four room, of West Hartford. An artlat “ should go en aad not IM a time it waa final, ha said. Encyclopedia Britannlca. . Tha childran, aged one to nine. mlttad to the hospital last May ing covered a 20-aquare mlla sras. Election Compiled by Leslie Hill Prince, director of the Tss.srfetSSJV'^v been thinking that the SUte However, furniture, hardware, paint and food stores Security Program story and s half dwalllngt on ad Mrs. Redick's Office will adhere to the Wednesday afternoon and Satur- Washington office of the New York joining loU on the south aide of Highway Department didn’t do State Department of Commerce, day evening closing. Hartford. Dec. A- gov uttle etrest. Each will be built at SSf^h v •! miintmir. Omm.. very much planning. said the American export trade “ ia insu re HarUord, Dec. 1—(ffV-The eo”’" ernment official asserted today WNL an estimated coat of $10,000. gj^ jcu w Ittll ______That 1s wrong. The Department Retail Merchants Bureau really very sick now" despite the Vsneour Conatruetlen Company plete returns of the Nov. 2 election stimulus of the ECA program. MrKINNKV RROTHBRS Manchester Chamber of Commerce that It was Important to proride of 22 Drivo lE, Sliver Lane Homee, •DMURimOIt BATU did loU of planning. In fact, It “ Elxporta from the United States ...... ps-ii have been compiled by the secre for individual Initiative '.n the na Real Estate aad laaaraaee w u given s permit to build a planned things exactly the way for 1948, according to the moat ■la oMatiM n I ...... I f"? tary of the state’s office, but the tional security program. S«1 MAIN RTI. TEI. MM elmtlar dwelling on the south aids q m «eiitb *F WallI »•♦••*•••••• *f they are. As we understand It, competent authorities, will decline official results are still an official of Highland street, each of No. l$6 9 F iSci* Copy,— ...... a [ the Department made a very care mittee with George Enes as chair James H. Shoemaker, director from the prevlotu year about 15 join together Weetii. to OMTiar .j...... secret. man and Theodore Peterson. of the Programs Adjustment di to 20 per cent,' he said. " I f it had St an esUmated cost of $10,500. ■iS^alitwatf. Ob* Tbit ...... IjAU ful study of the traffic load on the W a g i n g vision of the National Security ^ lltit,, ty>rGtpP Unofficially, It was reported; Thomas Burgess and F. Martin not been for the impact of the EkJA roads the Wilbur Cross Parkway that the official tabulation docs McGrath have been studying the Resources board, said that that purchaaea the decline would have ■ AUCTION liMMBER o r supplements. It discovered that not change the outcome 6f the el The Wednesday aHprnoon club plan. initiative, plus imagination and been at least 33 per cent.’’ Friday. Dec. Srd— ! • A . M. Principal Bailey TH» A8ao01*T«D FHBS- organizing ability were "the source Tto AHoeiatad Prtto i» toclwiMiy this traffic load decreased just be ection as reported In newspapers Christmas party, which ^yas sched A dental clinic sponsored by the Legioa Hall. 215 Mala St. on Nov. 3. On the buls of the un Public Nursing association will be of the greut strength of our econ Wethersfield Give your home a •Btltltd to ti>* Bl r«piil>lie«tlon of yond Manchester. So It built a uled to be held at the h ^ e of Head* FIremea’a Group Rotary Speaker S i iwB awttbto ewaitoi to it. or official results. Democrats cap held at Community hall, Dec. 7, omy In World wars 1 and II.’’ A fine lot o f gtaas and china, S : oSonrito ero<'i*« new road considered adequate for tured all but one of the state of Ann Cavanaugh this afternoV was for pre-school children between Shoemaker described the work Waterbury, Dec. 1.—‘(P)-^John eupa and sancera, goMeta, m b aiM tiM local Bowi pubiiaiMB nor*. ROtariani hearull ccrciec dicnt of N. cial results has arisen because of a 'and from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. The State Planning and Development school, at their meeting held last dard. Miss Patricia Cavanaugh necticut. Other officers elected at tablen, chairs, desks, pictures, DC, IBC. ly, was that previous traffic loads post-election squabble over the re service la free but parent* arc Agencies here. night at the Hotel Sheridan. A piano for Christmas brings the besiuty and rich- sang songs accompanied by her a meeting here yesterday Include books,' fnuncs, spool bed (a ^ Publtabcrc ucprcccoutircci. The and conditions have relatively lit turns. The state Board of Election BsiM to make appointments with iTlnclpal Ballsy told many In- ness of music to your home . . . enterfM|unent and si.ster. Marie Cavanaugh. The “In addition to a program for Eli Jennes, o f Norwich, rice presi large kit). ju ^ Mcthc** Ipccicl *a*"W .~**** Canvassers, three , Republicans, Miss^Mna Stager, Public Health dent. an d ' Robert Carlabn, o f Lnncb. Trjtckmaa, Phone 5-5214 tereeting and amusing anecdotes. education for you and your youngsters. Thfire’ s noth Chiccia. tJctrolt^^and^^BoctoB^^ tle bearing when the thing which assisting hostesses were; Mrs. mobilization In event o f an emer Including jokes deriving their have claimed there are “discrepan nurse. \ gency," he said, “ the board studies Bridgeport, secretary. The asso WETHE1U4F1ELD SALES CO. is under construction is a new Lawrence Dow, Mrs. Mary Rich- humor from characters and others ing like creative music to cheer you, sooth you, to ex cies” In the totals. They have ob and recommends ‘readiness meas ciation adopted a resolution urg H. L. WELCH, Auctioneer "nBUrtf* AtiPIt BUR»*0 W trunk highway all across Connect ard.son, and Mra. A. C. Holland. from their brevity. press your every mood. 'The ability to plsy the piano CIBtUl«aTluN& tained a court order Impounding Warren Marks of Long Hill road, Obtzic ures’ for improving our national ing a 56-hour work week fo r A W W iipiiftj' St, icut, a highway inevitably slated- voting machlneg:ililtll Dec. 7. security position. *:^ese prepared- Connecticut firemen. The radio. motlo~ pictures, and opens new avenue fo r your children . . . makes them The Herald PnntiBi who fell from a staging where he the automobile have been largely to become the major cross-state Declines To Rieveul "Dloerepancles’’ was working last week, is confined New HavefK Dec. 1 .—W — A the hit of most any gathering. •Muoiea BO loeneial '••^ “ '5'' *? judgment o f $ 2 ^ 1 4 has been oh inetrumental in cauzing the old- tvpogfBpaicBi errore eppeenni traffic artery. Mrs. Frances Burke Redlck, sec- to St. Francis hospital with a tained by Mra. Chhrlotte P. Vroom time Yankee humorist to disap Watkins selection, which includes the immortal wMeemento eid reUry of the state and i member double fracture of the leg. la The Meneheetei Brenmi', Hereia. State Highway Commissioner of Wallingford ag^at the Luf- pear, said Mr. Bailey, and that Steinwa>', Knabe and other famous makes, starts at of the board, declined yesterday to Andrew Brogard of Clark street. Hill gets none of the blame for bery F lyin g School, luc., of New particular off-shoot of the Yankee 8525.00 for famous Cable-Nelson spinets. on our Wedaeaday, December 1 say what the "discrepancies" are. Who has been a patient at Man Hartford, and her former hus culture will soon be extinct this, but all of the headache. We Her two fellow board members, chester Memorial hospital for a easy budget plan. band, R. D. W . Vroom^'.ope^nto^ BARSTOW SAYS During , the buslneea meeting, it Cold W «r Weapons don’t think he could ever have Treasurer Joseph A. Adorno and few weeks, returned to his home, Comptroller Fred R. Zeller, are at o f the school. I t was ent^ed in u*as announced that next week’s been guilty o f approving such a Saturday. Superior court ycstcrday.X Mrs. It takes cool heads to analyse tending a convention In Texas, as At a meeting Monday night of •eaelon would be devoted to a monstrosity, even If he had.been is Attorney General William L. Vroom had pleaded that she^had diacuasion of the Rotary-sponsor the cold war to see that the very the Hartford County teachers’ as riot been repaid by the defendant “IT’S THE TRUTH!” Chinesc^ in charge of the department wheff Hadden, their adviser In the elec sociation leaders held at Southing ed play that will be given soon. measures by which this country for having paid a note for $2 2 ,or Rotarians are Invited to bring the error was made. But he does tion dispute. ton. the East and South Windsor five yeara ago. The Judgment In seeks to gain a spectacular vic Mrs. Redlck and Zeller were de their wlvee to the meeting. - have the task of correcting the er teachers were represented by Miss clude interest at six per cent •) Figurine feated by close margins In the el WATKINS tory In that war may be the Insur Verne Olsen of the Ellsworth High ror. from February, 1944. ance o f our basic, long-range de ection, while Adorno wax the only School faculty. The only correction possible is Republican state officer to win re- A public hearing w ill be held feat. the full and expensive one—the election. at the Town Hall, Dec. 13, by the (*olumbia So far, to our observation, only Deadline ExplrM Tom orrow Town Planning and Zoning com OUR CHRISTMAS construction o f another two lanes, A legal deadline for certifying mission to adopt regulations per Quick Relief from two men seem to have touched, On the eve o f the opening o f the and the elimination o f grade the election results w ill expire ■IrtcUy and Indirectly, upon the taining to the development of new drive for the Windham Commun G ift Lam ps crossings ’That 1s inevitable. All morrow. Mrs. Redlck said ^highways and to establish standard Pile Irritation 1/ manner In which the winning of ity Memorial Building Fund cam Commissioner Hill can do la try doubted It would be met. , regulations for persons desiring to 40 yeara ago. a Buffalo dniggist paign. December 2, Mra. C. M. the cold war m ay also be our los- A t Meriden, meanwhile, a spe divide their property Into streets created an ointment to relieve itcl^ to revise his department planning PRESENT TO .'^qtiler. local chairman announces cial referendum, scheduled fo r next and developments. A special com ing smarting piles. It brought .■nirh tag o f it. so'that these . projects can be Columbia’! goal to be $4,800. This ■ Senator Jftalph Flanders, the Tuesday, has been postponed Indef quick, cooling, soothing, a.stringcnt Choic* of 4 color* scheduled Immediately. W e hope relief that Its fame spread across amount ii the cost of the propos Vermont Republican, has given initely. Officials explained that THIS $^.00 WESTINGHOUSE ' .i 8-95 he can find some w ay to do that. Mrs. Redlck had advized them that the land making Peterson’s Oint ed isolation nursery. Mrs. Squier Uiutlly 812.50 direct warning. He warns that the It was Impossible that the * Im ment a favorite in thousands of ■cald Monday that the local wofk- thfcetened transmutation of the pounded voting machines would be homes. Ask your druggist today for «r.T unanimously chose this ob- IN S U L A T ^ THERMOSTAT Js'tive feeling that the welfare o f Flan Into a system for Yardstick Worn Out? released In time for the scheduled 40c box or 60c applicator tube, i Parfect with Wghtewith children haa always been foremost with Modem, tool Give singly or In pair*. 99 tan The long and comfortable proc date. The city was to have voted Peterson’s Ointniont delights or | fc.«rming Europe rather than a money back, y- in the minds of Columbia citizens- with tilting ahsdts. Choice ess during which Connecticut’s on a proDOsed consolidation of two CONTROLED ECONO-COOKER system for rebuilding Europe eco- taxing districts and a shift In the .She alao eaid “ knowing that Co of all chartruese or grey; iw^catly, and that the devotion milk producers and State Milk date of the biennial city election lumbia has never failed to go over or crackled Ivory baaea M too much 6t this country’s re- Administrator Hammerberg have from December to November. ---FREE--- the top In any worthy causa the with chartreuse or lip IF hen Minutes workers feel confident that their stick red ehadea! been boosting Connecticut milk apurces to the creation o f militouy Count goal can and will < be reached. faUier than economic strength prices, each time on the excuse Atlantic WITH ANY MODEL WESTINGHOUSE RANGE, They ask all residents to {^ve this fmn operate to the eventual ad- that higher prices In neighboring Real Estate Man Have roar doetnr lela- coming drive Uieir serious coiv tage of the Russians rather mllkaheds made a Connecticut In- phone hie preerriptlon ■Ideratlon, bearing in mind the REFRIGERATOR OR LAUNDROMAT PURCHASED mind the great need of enlarged B to their defeat. For both creaae necessary, lest outside Taken by Death Range and Fuel to WeMnn’e ovei oar pri hoepital facilities which can be K (Right) Classic um lamps ^ ftoi operate, abroad and at states buy our milk sway from vate prolreel'inal wire f«t realized only by their co-opera- BETWEEN NOW AND CHRISTMAS ONLY AT to use with mahogany ^ ae, to delay and upset that cre- our own children, has come to an Waterbury, Dec. 1—(AV— Immediate delivery to Uon and support. T. Farrington, Sr.. 80. one of the OIL furniahlnga. Floral deco Yeomans hall is undergoing a ion o f economic and political uncomfortable end. tr«>nr hwnie. ration with hand-applied dty’e leading real estate and In change this week aa the ladles of llty whldi ia the West’s basic The farmers o f New York state, BARSTOW'S gold; 26“ high. 3-uUte surance dealers, died at hla home St. Columba’a Chapel put In their finding that they have plenty of sockets. Ucually $17.60. er to the threat o f Oommu- yesterday nfter aa lUnesa of two L. T. WOOD CO. bootha and decorationa for the m ilk on their hands, and taking years. . WELDON'S Christmas Bazaar which is achad- An English immigrant, Farring Mr.’ Edwin O. Nourse, chairman some cognizance o f public disoon' ■01 MAIN STREET SI Blnell 31. T,l. <496 uled for Saturday. Opening at 2 ton came to Waterbury In 1886 and p. m., there will be bootha o f In bf the President's Council Qf Eeo- tent with the present price of establlahed hla real estate business 1 5 - 3 0 Ameriea'i flnaat fumitun makasa tarest to All. Mrs. Brian Minalga milk, have petitioned for two price while he atlll was working at the ■till oannot furalzh an ampla a i » iwmic Advisers, says the same vlOP-’ and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien are co Scorille Mfg. Go. He left the fac ply of an tha good tWn^ w thing. Indirectly. He warns that decreases, <»ie o f a cent to be ef general chairmen and have an tory In 1908 to devote his entire wmiM Uka to afCar this Chrtstaaaa. tu ^ of a rise In American mili fective Jan. 1, and another, also neuncad Mrs. Ruth Soracchl as time to the busineas. lUap plaM ara ttaltad to «ae ao tary spending must Inevitably pro- of a cent, to be effective April He alao was active In Democrat chairman of tha food tabla; Mrs. hm a t a Mad. /A LuciUa Papin, Chriatmas candy iiim either very stringent con- And the farmers want this de ic party politics and held several and soveltlaa; Mrs. M ary SoraC' ds over many things, or,unleash crease passed directly on to con city board posts. Survivors Include hla widow, ehi, dolls; Mrs. Irene Bemltt, white new wave of Inflation. sumers. Mrs. Josephine McMahon Farring elephants; Mrs. Befty Barcomb, r This unusual conduct .has in > ' jl'. new w ays o f inflation could ton.‘ a son. Daniel T. Farringtpn, fancy work; Mrs. Margaret Jura- gu a n only one thing, and that one spired New York City authorities Jr., a daughter, Mrs. T. S. Sulli vaty, fish pond; Mra. Ernest Za- notU, aprons; Mrs. Alfred Oock 0^ MeuuJieiie/t Give'them WATKINS CHAIRS thu y e a r would lie an American de- to suggest that the milk dealers, van. four grandchildren and one WATKINS tag. plants; and Mra. O’Brian, yreW on. For the hard, painful too, ought to chip In with a price great grandchild. Funeral services will be held It’s Tuhe-Up Time! stuffed animals and mechanical fact ia that this country has, right reduction o f their own. A t this Friday morning. toys; Mrs. Minalga will preside now, more inflation than it can suggestion, the milk dealers are over a coffee and tea hour during s tu d . Present conditions. In horrified. the afternoon. Santa Claue wlU be themselves, are enough to guar- But tw o cents, anyway, seems on hand the early part o f the after noon for the pleaaure o f the chil M tce depression unless there la a on Its w ay back into the pockets Neper dren. And to finish off the day the relatively prompt adjustment of o f N ew York consumers. ladiea will / V , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 191S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1948 T!£» ■oFtoOmaiiiaii newa agency said police barred drink, than they started bodi to In Tonasass# wbeia flood watars Air Force at Nanking for atepped- Uancheater early tha following rscadad n ^ ld ^ and la South Car up operations against the Com- Friedensburg because "he has China^s First Center Church Baldwin Gives Would Amend About Town Flood Threat Warning Given been dlamiased as mayor and en nsomiiig. Somewher* ia AndoVan olina rivaia raaebad crests ytatsr- <^uit Rilling niunlst*. The Nationalists used News Tidbits News Tidbits . SliaaaM la eastern North More Wine It Iciiia their combat planes effectively in trance to the City hall la now non* of th* parties Involved A sound motion picture ”Our seemed to know Just where, Mrs. Carolina war* above floodstag* the ftrst phase of the Suchow bat barred to ail members of the for Callnl From (/P) Wirta Lady Arrives Bazaar Opens Called Froh m Wirta Eviction Law Town,” which is a Hollywood pro Appears Over Three Powers Young claimed tbs two ;toutha Party Advice but there appeared no threat of ex S o M " Affects Town tle, helping to slow down the Red mer roagistrat (govermnent) and duction, will b* praoented in the made advancas to her and aha g6t tensive damoM. The danger spots attack by bombing and strafing thrlr office* are locked.” ^’etiow pubhraen pay tribote ^ vestry of tb* Emanuel Lutheran Feu eon buy quarts af OeSferale w liee " The mayor of Berlin, 1* Mrs. Five crewmen of B. A O. Oilca- out The two youths claim she church Friday evening at 8 appaOra^ to M Montesuma. o*.. Communist troops who had no Likely to Act I To Seek Help Fine Attendance Today Tells Republicaas How Frank B. Noyao, former prasMcnt ]VeW Haven Solon Fa ChUIy Weather Extends and Sobaa and Camdan, A la 8tba uaad to ha Ws have Ifea larg _ Louise Schroeder, 61. She has- go Express tajnred ellghtly when then told them th* car was otolen. of the A. P. who died this mom* o'clock under the sponsorship of Al^nt 200 Local Resi- cover. CaUtoraia sad faspartsd wtooa Drop la a t UY'i Impossible to Unload been handicapped by iltnesa. It crasnea Into New York Central She said that she did not know the As Crowds Gome to To Get on Feet ing . . . United States Public vors Banning Stays th# Dorcas society. Thera will From Rockies to Skiaa are cleat aver moet of the (Contlnoed rm n Pav> southern halt of the country and dimta to Gain Tax (Chinese National Airlines, (Continued from Page One) Friedensburg ha* served for her. freight train near Warren, O. . . . car waa stolen until after she had Health service iBvastigating cos- When Date Stipulated 0 bo two other short films. The “Serxic# with a ■mlla'* ‘ porting its withdrawal from Su Asks for Recognition Springfield’a police chief not en called a taxi from a nearby farm- Purchase Presents In Hartfo^ Speech lUttou vrhlch caused death of 20 members a n reminded to bring East^ Coast Today th* great plains and mldwaat ^xemptiona Now interfere with the city adminis Otlomar Gesclfke, a leader of thusiastic about little girl’s idea Kai-Shek, who accompanied Mad houBi and had conversed with the r"” Btatea Light snow fell in upper chow. said ihcreaslng commotion ame Chiang from Shanghai, said during "amog" in Donors, Pa. last their donations of home made tration, while the Soviet remains the Communist-dominated SED that traffic cops be dressed as San taxi driver, who brought her to New Haven, Dec. I— —Sena candy aa early as poeslbla Friday Chicago, Dee. 1 —( 0 — Chilly Michigan, southern Idaho, north and confusion on the airfield made that she would spend all of today O nter church’s Cfiiristmaa tree RorUord, Dec. 1—(P)— U. 8. month . . . Pittsburgh veterans tor-Elect B. Fred Damlaai CD- FRED'S PACKAGE About SOO Mancbe»ter realdonta it practically impossible to unload uncommitted to any restraint," party, sent letter* to the military ta C^lauses during Yuletide season Manchester again. who complained to Veterans Ad- night Tlcketa ar* still available weather axtsndad from tha Rock* ern Navada. Hiera was no rain dh the note declared. governors of«, the four occupjdng . . . "In California we pay off on at the Marshall home. Ambassa The two youtha returned and basaar which opened this fore Senator Rajrmond C. Baldwin to New Haven) has filed a propoood tb* aariy morning weather map. 117 SPRUCE STREET TELE^OI^? will **ln t** •xempUona rice or take on wounded soldiers. dor Koo said he would confer with tnlnlstration against overcharges (tom th* nMmbera or at the door. iss to th* sost coast and into "The three governments there powers last: night asking for the score board. It waa an hon abandoned th* car on Oak Grove noon and will continue throughout day told the Republican party how amendment to th* aviction-ctay paru of ths south today but no •nia midwest had th* lowest under a decialon of th« Supreme (One American pilot likened the recognition of the new regime. He Madame C2tlang there later to on houoea contractor sold them get ...... ' • . ' to .M scene to "the last day of Mukden." fore repeat the resetvatlon of their est election. It’a over,” any* Gov street • the evening, recalls the "Caledim- to get bock on its fee t rafaufis ranging from $200 to $725. law which would prohibit stays Temple Chapter, No. 53. Order severe cold'appeared to usher in tsmperatursa Early morning read Court, made public today. Thoee right, declared to the Security said the "extraordinary City As ernor EnrI Warren, who wants no day. Judge Yules, after hearing where tenant and landlord agreed The Americans said they were un Represented By Aide ian Market” of pre-war years at Speaking at th* annual member'^ -. . Elmer Hupp, West 'Virginia of th* Eastern Star, has set the December. ings Included IS at Lon* Rock, Council when the Berlin question sembly’’ (meaning the hand-pick part of Republican moves for vote changing statements and teatimo- by sUpulaUon on a data for qult- Involved are war veteran* and able to contact Suchow by radio.) A t the White House. Preslden- this church, patterned after th* ohip U s of the Hartford Women’s hunter, dies of heart attack after date o t Thursday, December 9, for MsanwhUs, in most parts o t th* WIs.; 14 at Iowa City and 18 at merchant eeamen, and the decision was submitted to that body, 'to ed convention) had removed the recounts . . . South Africa yields ny from all sides,, said that there U u the pramlsea nimmag* sal* In the Temple, Joliet, IU. The mercury touched 29 elected government aa Irresponsi tlsl Press Secretary Cfiiarlea G. Scotch Institution by the same RepubUesn club at tb* home ot ■booting first deer of bis hunting south the worst pc tbs fkMd broadm the veteran clasaiflca* take such measures as may be nec- bones o f another ope man. larger waa do doubt in hla mind that both 'The proposed amendment waa With M ra Mary Beauregard and at NashvlU*. Tenn., SI at Rome, ble end formed the new govern than recently discovered giant man Ross said that Mr. Truman was name. A whole series of tittle M m Maynard T. Haaen, 1283 Asy carser. filed wlta the office of th# secre threat iQipeared ovtr although tion to extend to thoae who entered e.-sary to maintain In these cir represented at the airport by his accused knew they weib taking the lum avenua. Senator Baldwin snld; Kansas truck driver loses 230 Mrs. Mary Dlttmeyer as co-chalr- nsidanta In parts of Oaorgta and O a, and 38 at Atlanta, Ga ment to function until "free, uni of Java who waa nine feet ta il... car'of knother person and he found shops for the sale of everything tary ot state in Hartford under a service from any aUte and not cumstances their position in Ber Air Force aide. Oil. Robert Lan imaiiglnable has been set up in ”W * win not try to promiaa nil Urea through open truck door os a o t the committee. Members Alabama prepared tor new rivar ConnecUcut alone; take* cogni South Coventry fied democratic elections are held Tokyo police catch woman who them guilty. new procedure whereby proposed lin’ pending the outcome of fur in all of Berlin.” The request for dry. every one of the large rooms an things to all people. But we will hungry motorista trail him for 00 Who havs articles for the sale and crosta AU men who fight tor freedom zance of service in nearly all mili Mr*. Pauline IJttle ther efforts of the president of the had good racket nosing na wife of Other Oaaee Heard leglslaUon for the incoming (3en- doolr* to have them called tor. ar* comrades. recognition, however, had been re Jap war criminal . . . Election In reply to a question, Rosa aaid the main floor of the pariah house, promise to do all in our power miles . . . Young New Mexican eral Assembly may be fUed in ad A ll danger waa cooatdsrad post tary action since the Spanish War tVIUImanPc E». Phone 2B2.VW1 .Security Council ...” he did not know \vlth whom in the In the case of Arthur Cote, 16, to raalnxaln a free, democratic steals car and makes getaway but should get In touch with either of jected in advance by the denuncia otficiala in Guatemala announce o f Putnam, held for taking toe Car and gifts for every age and the vanes of tha opening o f th* Aoea- and applies to merchant seamen The note gave no hint of what tory statements issued by Ameri government Madame Chiang might govsrnmrat in this rspubllc—a leaves behind in car a camera con Um co-amtnnen. who bad at Jeaat 90 day* service that voting for mayor of capital of Oiester Cibroaki oC M Brain- most discriminating tastes may be Wy. 'D’e YoiUJg People's CTlub of the counter-action the western powers can knd British occupation chiefs. confer. found there; also delicious candles, govsmment progressiva In its taining ptotwa of hlinaelf .... At in World War II. city has been postponed until con ard place, November 22, Judge Under tb* evieUon-atay law, aa FYlaada In town have been First Congregational church on might take and delegation officials The Ck>mmunl*ta refused to take stitutional-guaranis are restored Also in reply to a question, Ross baked foods and herbs to add zest viewpoint and sympathetle and ae- least llO persona in 21 states have The decision is carried on Page had no comment on possible steps. Yules ordered investigation by Ju anacted by special session o f tb* receiving cards recently from the D AatMiobllM far Sato 4 BalkHar—Contrmetliiff 14 Help Waated—-Fliaude 85 Artidee |er Sale 45 HeBsekell Qeede DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES CARF8S4TER Work of aU Unde. FRAME SPINNERS wanted. Flret TWO PAIRS boys' shoe skates. REBUILT aeanera. (2 ) Hoover VVnBRAN and wite naad desperw Guards Play Home Tonight; BA^s Trip Willie^s 43 to 29 Clainfied Attica refinlahed. Kitchen cabl- and second ahlft Jobs available Good condition. Size 8 and 9. SAYS: “We’re sorry we have vacuum cleanen, f ^ o r y rebuUt- ately threa or 4 room rent Write no Shmoo’s for sale, that neta, alterations o f all kinds. for wximen experienced In woolen Phone 3543 evenings. formerly N4.C0. Choice $26 Wet- Charles Davis. 2-0294. Box P. Herald. ptaea oU V- AdvertisanaiU would solve all your problems, frame spinning. Apply In person kins Brothers, Inc. at Aldon Spinning Mills Corpora CROCHETED hankies and arti RENT OR Leaaa 4-5 rooms. TTaa Oombtnatlaa atonaa aad but we do have a GOOD CARPSUTTER Work o f aU kinds. cles. Would make fine Christmas tion, TalcottvUle, Conn., or caU NEW HOME sewing machine and ent occupancy 14 years. J. Dong- Offer Hamilton Guards* Veteran Stars Dollar War Roofs, sidings, additions and al OOe. Ehra TJrler, Pull Away in Final Stock of car* priced right, any Mancheater 5128. gifts. .40 Kensington street. Phone 50-galIon oU drum, excellent con- las Robertson. Phone 887L IVCddletbwn Quintet one of which will solve your terations. Alao new conatructlon. 0035. dition. Phone 6253. tor $4666. Lost and Fonnd Sleffert Phone 2-0253. ELDERLY Person to care for Looms Again transportation problem. Pittsburgh Job chUd. May live in if desired. Box Hooaee tor Sale i d e a l LeeelkB. t^ o o m O fie LOST—Saturday tvaalag, rad GENERAL Carpentry, repair N, HeraML TRIMLUM Bathinette. Used very LIGHT Green oil stove. Reason- One. cat uaBalsBedL Bn^aasTM* Period at'East Side baby*! bonnet trimmad with SEE THESE TODAY work by experts. Also epeelallxa litUe. Cell 2-1024. able. CaU at i85 Osnter atreet bath, hot Water kaat a ta m aM Here in Loop Game Rival Pro Grid Leagnea .In overhead ewing-up doors. CaU Navy Athletic Director white mouton. Phone $4040. 1948 STUDEBAKER 4-DR. ■ereana Mka let garagt. Owaar Both Bidding for All 2-4256. Help W»nted~M«le 36 NORGE Refrigerator, elx cubic HOT W ATER Heater, Unlvateal 16 PAY OCCUPANCY laavlng laaaaagtttely. PiteB Expected to Render Ennisch, Gaudino and]] • LOST—Pair of glaeaee with p i^ SEDAN foot. Very clean and in excellent 50-gal, electric. Reg. $i4S: floor I ducad. Evla Tyler, A gen t — Howie Krough la well known In HOUSE Wiring. Light and power D a i r y m e n for modem term in • Green Wave Anxious to state eemi-pro circles. They are American Standouts transparent frames, la a brawn A real champion. A new car, condition. Phone 4695. eample 8U9.95. Watklna Broth Four-room single, brick. rtwater $-4466. Decision This Week Robb Lead A ttack;^dll/fi/na#y eairying caae, u'lth worda Dr. fuUy equipped for you. installation and maintenance. eastern Connecticut Good separ ers, Inc. former Simsbury High school stars. Standard Electric Service Co. ate living quarters. Must be re GOLF Equipment. Cell evenings Completely furnished or un Extend Win Streak Jimmy Humason, Elmer Vincent, New'York, iSm. I—(J>) — A new Bartlee, Bristol, Conn. 15 Silas SlX-ROO li alngle, steam Pittsburgh, Dec. 1— I \ ■ rs / WBUNESDAr, DECEMBER T, 1948f ’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCBEBrER. CONN,. WEDNESDA7V DECEMBER 1, 194t FAOE FOUR'IUBlf jOaturi^^Bt^r lEtt^nttm IS^rttld such higher rates are in great the surface in a billy area not far maasure due to the Increaaed coeta from Kerch, in the Crimea. Files Reasons of fuels, namely coal, coke and oil, . The ruina of ITlurat are now be which enter into gaa production, ing talked of aa a “Kerch Pmnpal” and which have risen well over The discoveries are said to he the F o r PUC P lea 100%. In addiUon, wagaa have in most historically significant found creaaed approximately 90% over in many yeara in Ruasla. N o Ifs...Ands..oOr B u ts . . . ^ thla pre-War period, while ,Aher Head of Hartford Gas materials and supplies have simi A lm ea gibe At Company Releases His larly increased in coet. "ilie Company has deferred ac Beilin—(JP)—^The men of the Statement Today V tion on this increase -In its gas Allied airlift who fiy food and fuel rates awaiting the trend of results to western Berlin over the Soviet and earnings for the year 1948 blockade are Jibing at the Russians Hale’s The foUowing 'statement was and the completion of its budget through their own newspaper, the made today by N. B. Bertolette, estimates for 1949. It is now fqlly “Task Force Times.” President of the Hartford Gas apparent that sudh an Increase is ' The American and British lAers Company, concerning, the Filing of required in order to maintain a are laughing, particulariy, a t Rus MARLOW’S IS TOPS FOR TOYS Increased Gas Rates with the Con sound financial structure, peces- sian propaganda promises to sup necticut Public UUUtiea Commis aary to support the much greater ply the entire d ty wltlr food and Investment in the gas utility prop coal. One such Jab purports to sion on November 29: erty. The added investment was repeat a Joke said to have origi i) Consider the selection. . . consider ihe prices. . . Little Girls’ Ballerina Skirts "The Hartford Gas Company is made to provide adequate high nated in Russian-occupied Saxony. faced with the continuing infla grade gas utility service to the This says: “Americans are aup- HOSIERY tionary period which is affecting Company’s 64,000 customers.” plying Germany with food by air, and yon won^t have to be reminded that Marlow's With taffeta trim. Sizes Ito 6x. everyone, and it has filed with the Smart new shades in first Connecticut Public VtiUtles Com the British by ship while, the Rus quality nylon hosiery. mission, an increase in Its gas Big Ruins Found la Crtanea sians send their supplies by radio.” A large selection of other • rates which amounts to $287,000 certainly is “TOPS FOR TOYS” ! skirts in plaids and solids. _ _ on an annual basis, representing Mosepw— —The ancient dty Aerial Firemen 45 Gauge $1.35 Floral or pleated with elastic $ ■ .DO 1 0 an increase in the gas bills of its of Ulurat mentioned by Ptolmy Sheer customers of approximately 6 per has been discovered. "Evening The government-owned Ontario Pair or zipper adjustable waist- cent. Moscow’’ said the Bosporsk Arche Provincial air service is an organ hands. „ . “The gross earnings of the Com ologist Expedition, using the writ isation which patrols the northern Baby Shop pany have dropped to $380,000, ings of Ptolmy, unearthed remains bush against fire and carries for We will hold any item on a small deposit 51 Gauge .-A well below prior earnings during of the city about ten feet below estry firemen to and from fires. 30 Denier $1.50 the past 20 years. This is in itseC ' until Xmas. Sheer Pair . . , I not sufficient to pay normal stock Fringed Imperial Hob Nail' dividends and interest charges on indebtedness. This is due to ex DISCOUNTS GIVEN TO SCHOOLS, ORGANIZA 51 Gauge penses going up because of im WELDON’S presents flHvniES qf REnson 15 Denier $1.95 creaaed wages, higher coats of ma TIONS, CLUBS AND CHURCHES. Extra Sheer Pair terials and supplies, taxes and BEDSPREADS JUST FakNCV [WHAT IS THE pension provisions. These expenses MBeriNOr vou, [h OMS TOW N'S Slse S'/i to 10*2. All white or solid colors. Full and twin bed sizes. have increased more than the rate MV DBAA OFCHaeRT relief previously approved by the Public Utilltlea Commission. Complete Line Of .9 8 “Since the War there has been over $2,900,000 invested in our gas The famous Imperial Hob NaU utility propierty, which was requir be^reada that are so popular. ed to provide capacity to meet the HANKIES A real practical gift demands of present customers and HORSMAN Colorful prlnta In paatel col- to furnish minimum reserve ca ora or dark shades. All white Other Bedspreads pacities. Further Plant additions or white with colored em 5.98 To $19.95 coating $900,000 are required in broidering. Also lace edge 1949. This has necessitated the se DOLLS handkerchiefs. curing of additional capital and to day's earnings are Insufficient to meet Interest and dividend require ments and to maintain the Com pany’s financial position. In fact, $2.49 T. $7.98 25c to $1.00 earnings are now lower than in Each ’ the years when the Investment in the Company's property was $4,- 000,000 less than It is at the pres ent time. “The earnings for 1948 will show d o I l s t h a t w e t a return on the Company’s invest Smitty’s — Reaphobtering: — Smitty’s ment at cost in its gas plant and JEWELRY property of 3.6% as contrasted with a return of approximately 69c IV. $9.98 Necklaces, bracelets, 8% during many years prior to Cushions * Lost Comfort? t 1946. The earnings for 1949, based brooches, earrings in gold on present gas rates and today's and silver finish.^ A l.w ^ J_ .U U each costs, are estimated to bring a re Springs Sag? rhinestones. Each piece in turn of 3.2%. In the event the rate CHEMISTRY SETS Electric Phonographs gift box. increase now filed is effective dur ing 1949 and expenses do hot fur Material Dull and Worn? ther increase, the earnings are $1.75 to $14.98 $9.98 and $12.9# eetimated to produce a return Of We specialize in refilling cushions and re- I Give Practical pifts! 4.7%. This, however, would webbing. All kinds of nphobtering done. Beautiful strengthen the financial position of the Company to meet interest A Blanket from Hale’s and normal dividends and enable Call 7267 it to attract the additional capital APRONS required to meet the cost of the FOR FREE ESTIMATES In a wide assortment of styles. utility plant improvements made All work picked up this week roturaed in time for Vtlocipedes Coverall and waistband styles. in 1948 and that are required in Chiistniaa. - - Hale’s Special Blankets 1949. ' “ “llM gas rates today are ap 100% VIRGIN WOOL proximately 30% higher than in Smitty’s — Reaphobtering — Smitty’s 79c to $2.98 the pre-war daya of 1935-1939, and $6.98 \ * V, fit 72x90 size 80x90 giant size We Have the Most Complete Line of Slede, DoUSf High Chairs, $9.95 $11.95 Mechanical Toys, Guns, Doll Cribs and Bassinets, Women *8 Made for us by a naUonally Tamoua blanket mill. Buy for gifts and buy for your own use. Blue, rose, green, maise and peach. Comgdete Line of t PLASTIC Other 100% Wool Chatham and Kenwood Blankets $10.95 To $17.95 A ll Metal (i{ TREE LIGHDNG OUTFITS . RAINCOATS Lithographed Separate hoods, belts and enclos Makes It Easy to be a Real Santa Claus ed In bag. WhiU, blue, green. $1.39 Up Sman. medium, large. They wiU Loom Tuft Chenille realat scuffing, peeling, repels I. • All the C-6 bulbs you ‘want—No limit on purchases. DOLL moisture, oU and dirt They wlU neither rot nor mildew. Bathroom Ensembles Chenille Bath Mat and More Good Buys In HOUSES Lid Cover Set $3*98 Marlow's Toys! Containing 5 rooms and bath. Teen Age Cotton Blouses Cuddle Bears, Pandas, Dolb and ‘ 24x48 Rugs to Match $5*98 To $4.98 Doll House A Complete Line Of Gong Bell and white. Peter Pan coUars, short sleeves. Chlnts patterns. y « U ^ FURNITURE <4.89 Two smart patterns. Swan Fi.sher l’rice_^ction^_PulIjrojrs_^^_j_^^ To $2.49 green, black with gay little flowers. Long sleeves with pleated and Modem. In black and ruffle at neck and cuffs. Slses 10 to 10. white, rose, peach, greem red Keystone Steam ShhTeb, Trucks and Steam Rollers 98c a Room Reg. $5.98 and black, blue and gold. Priced Reasonabb. A Few Left, $2.98— $3.98 Other Chenille Bath Mat Keystone 8 and 16 M5L Movie W'e have a complete line of Projectors...... $15.98 and up SEWING MACHINES Sets $1.98 To $5.98 That really sew. $ 2 .9 8 Plastic We .\re Closing Out Our Table and Chair Sets. ERECTOR SETS Priced Low. Silverware Tray $1.49 Five compartment red Koo Zoo Blocks By K azan ...... 98c To $2.49 plaaOc tray. American Ixigs and B rick s...... 98c To $2.98 $3.00 Doll C arriages...... $4.98 To $16.98 To Glamour Plastic Hale’s Book Dept. Is Ready I' . Paint Sets t ...... 29c To $1.98 $50 Telephone Cover W T r Dolly's Breakfast Sets Consbting Dress up your phone 100% Down Fillcf' n r Of 2 Chairs and A Tabb . .$1.49 Set With A Wonderful Assortment a beautiful cover. Red, grey 1 $ 3 . 4 9 Keystone Gas Stations and Ivory. Of Books For Boys and Girls BED PILLOWS tne®* Fire Houses ...... $1.98 To $7.98 While They Last, Afl MeUl DoD Wood ELECTRIC TRAINS Painting Books Wonder Books Walkers ...... $2.19 By Marx WEAR.EVER $ 7 . 9 5 Burning Complete with traaa- former. $14.98 Coloring Books Children’s Classics Give a pair of real do\vn bed pUlows and you Close Out. Save Half. ALUMINUM GIFT will be sure to please. Fine quality blue and Children’s Mapb Rockers...... $1.98 Reg. $3.98 Sets white stripe ticking, Paper Doll Story Books Story Book For Jr. Miss Pianos By Schoenhnt...... $1.49 To $21.98 By L'agar Other Down Bed Pillows $5.99 Each Heatiag onit guaran and Older Boys $17-50 teed forrter. . Picture Dictionaries F.lcctric Football and Baseball Gaines ______$2.98 a Cup Pereelstor Round every day 1 Frying Psn Roaster Lustrous Satin Covered With TrSpunta Work Aluminum Toy Dbhes and Baking Sets 59c To $2.98 $1.98 to i IQt. SMce Bsn S •V- X/ •’N \ IIANCRESTER EVE.NING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN> WEDNESDAY, DECEIABER 1, 1948 MANCMESI EK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN«WEDNESD^, DECEMBER 1, 1948 PAGE SIXTEEN their advertisement elsc\. here In i Church officials said bis visit to | i Railroad Flagman today's isBue wlU show. Th? price Reds Persecuting Russia to contact Christians there! day conatitutional guarantees have bration. attributed to Central and place In the center of the dty tieup and resulting In propertar I tci'cst is evidenced In this quarter Threatens Curbing Basslck, students, which took Thursday night causing a traffic damage. Is modest and will leave something was made under Rohven Catholic Driver Is Held a group may be started as a regu Three of Freight been suspended in Guatemala. The Dies of Injuries oves for the purcheae of food or Christian Leaders Church orders. lar thing. announcement followed a govern Other Items. Father SseksUa said he discov-j St. Columba's altar was graced Crew Injured ment report of an unaucceaaful Of Sports Events Tq make it eaaier for the commit ered Chrlatlans of all fsltha op-1 lu Auto Death Sunday morning by an attractive plot to seize the military base at Miami, Fla. Dec. 1 — (/Pi — A tee to plan their purchasei of tur Duesseldorf, Germany, Dec. 1 poeed to what he called "the Mos-1 Thirst for Rxfredm te^ Puerto Barrios, Guatemala’s chief cow-controlled Orthodox ChurA” [ garden bouquet picked by Mrs. J. Bridgeport, Dec. 1—(g>)— Supt PM po-W dr Miami railroad flagman died yes key and otehr foods, they advise —(F>—A Jesuit priest said Mon Henr>’ Lafleur, in her outdoor gar Milford, Dec. 1—W — Three seaport. MlRS Ooaiton Hagr.WMr, of . SO terday from injuries suffered when that TeServaUoos be made at once day he had made a aecret mission BriUln. Dec. 1— By- crew members were injured slight of schools Joseph E. Jeffery yester gysneh Miners End Strike v«y Bemeteln, 18. of 169 Heather den. memories of the beautiful dis Lzural d n t t , daughtor' of Mrz. he made a fuUIe attempt to aave an through Mrs. Arthur Ayres, whose to Russia and discovered there a play of the summer. She picked a ly yesterday when the steam Iwo- Ljirge Yearllaga day said that any recurrence of aged Mind woman who walked in telephone la In the WUllmentlc di “cave church” with millions of fol ReUshes Ice-Cold Coke lane pleaded Innocent to a charge motlve, two cars of a 62-car New llabol Wair of 1S7 BnafOid Rtzoot lowers. of homicide with a motor vehicle salmon colored gladiola, a blue the vandalism which followed to the path of a frelj^t train. vision and South Coventry people Paris, Dec. French coal corn-flower, a purple petunia and Haven railroad freight train were Austin, Tex.— —^The Univer and tha late J o a ^ Woir. aad In hia rescue effort, William may call without charge; or Mrs. Rev. Kurz Szekalla declared In mine* edged back toward normal when arraigned In two white irl!), all of which had derailed at >«Naugatuck junction Thanksgiving day football games an interview his visit to the So production today. The miners daj’ In connecUon ^caw sity of Texas freahman football ' Douglaa . Lonnaa Pbalpa, of SS6 Marshall Weaver, 45, loat both of Grace 8. Reed In the Manchester withstood the weather to that here. will result in a "drastie curtail Mlddlo thnipUM Bast, aoo of Mn. bia feet when he slipped beneath dlvikion. viet union in disguise revealed that ended a 58-day strike Monday by of Tadeuaa Log^vin, 76, of 404 A railroad spokesman said that starting eleven outweighed its big ment” of athletic activities Jn the a vast underground Christian order of their Communist uhlon Farmington avenue, who was fa date. Lara Phaqw aad Rayatond Joaeph the wheels of a boxcar. The supper committee, Mrs. Es A daughter, Rosalie Ann, was the cause of the derailment was brother 1048 varsity lineup by five high schools of the city.' i Phalpa wRro marxkad Friday. No- The blind woman. Mrs. Wilh^- movement existed, but that Its leader, though the CommunieU tally Injured hy an automobile under inquiry, but it was said that pounds per man in the line and Mr. Jeffery conferred Monday % ther Lucier, Mrs. Mary Roberts. leaders were vigorously persecuted had achieved neither of their major near hi* home Monday night. It born Thanksgiving Day at Wind ' vonfiier IS, la tha South Mothodlat mina R. WItUgachiager, $7, waa Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Storrs and ham Community Memorial hospi the accident occurred near a seven poimda per man in the hack- with the principals of Harding, church. The double-ring ceremony killed Monday when ahe apper- by Soviet authorities. elms. They had sought increased was the first highway auto fauuty tal to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick switch which turned the train flcld. And the average age of the Central and Basslck High schools ‘ waa perMrmed at eight Wifiock Iv Mrs. Fred Glesecke have decided The priest’s story was vouched pay and wrecking of the European ' here since May 25. enUy felled to hear a train whis upon two sittings, the first at 5:45 Mncht of Cherry Valley road. The from the main line onto the Nau yearling aquadmen was just 18. to discuss a football victory cele the Revii WlUatd J, MldUughlln tle. She walked aeroas a street for by the office of Josef Cardinal recovery program bv cutting off! Policemen Joseph Luma and Jo- baby is the couple’s first child and gatuck division tracks. | of the North Metbodtot i^ utgIl and the second at 7:00 p, m. Frings, archbishop of Cologne. French coal supplies. aeph Marlncsuk reported Bern- crossing mto the path cf the slow- the grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. The Injured were Michael J ., Mrs. David Beanett played moving freight train. Stdln told them that I»gwln ap Adolph Bjork and Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, engineer, of New Haven; j eauee”, ”1 Love You Truly” andf peared In front of his automobile E. E. Myrick, fireman, of West | DISCOUNT William Macht. all, also of Cherry tha bride) marches. when he swerved his car to avoid Valley road. Haven; and Samuel Jenelli, brake-' The bridal attondanu were Mrs. Si striking an approaching machine. man, of Waterbury. Rose Phelps of Wctherkfteld, eia- Coventry Group Judge John F. Downes held Great Barrier Reef, fronting the G>ld Weather Is Coming ter-la-law of the bridegroom, and cam el THAT Bernstein under a $500 bond for a coast of northern Australia, is the Civil Rights Snspended Fraak Ralabow Dwight R. Phelps of 45 Drive F., Preparing Sale moMBssis hea-ing Jan. S. largest coral, reef in the world. It Is Your Heating System Adequate SUver Lane Homes, twin brother IS MV BRAND,too! is 1,000 miles long and 30 miles Guatamals,-Guatemala, Dec. 1— For Another “ New England** Winter of the bridegroom waa beet . man. IMAOETNEJO-OMr ONE REASON MWiVe wide. (JP)—A cabinet member said yester- Howard Janlcke of Hartford, Directresses of the Coventry SMOICED CAMELS TOR WE HAVE formerly of Bank street, towfi, Fragment Society have been busy TEST AND PROVED A m lo v e r ON CLEANING DRAPES, BLANKETS, served aa usher. for weeks, making aprons, toys ySARSlANDlSUHB The bride wore a Burgundy Mrs. D. L. Phelps and other items for their annual CAMaMKONESS / \ ENJOy THAT RICH A military whlat will be held at Conversion^ Burners wlne-oolored suit, vriiite lace Ghrlatmas sale, Wednesday, Dec TORMVSOFl QUILTS, FURNITURE COVERS blouse, brown ecceseoriea and cor mlilezaing 1284.50 in government ember 8 in the Church Community the Itown HaU Friday, Dec. 3 at 8 funds. . . . rauor! o’clock. The proceeds will go DO THE JOB Bring them to us or phone for a rontemnn 2-0030. Save a QUARTER sage of white atephanotis. Her ma House, North Coventry. The pro toward Oie Grange Community Boiler-Burner Units tron of honor wore a brown auit |Ie was arrested by Deputy ,0. ceeds will be devoted to Uie fund project—"a new heating system u ^ i t k a JEEP Ready fat immediate InstaUatioa eve^ dollar—^“SANITONE” Cleaning, too. Our BEST. and yellow roae corsage. B. 'llarshall Robert G. Slatteryfor ofi Improving the basement of the for the town hall.” There will The mother of the bride wore a a.complaint by Postal Inspector.H., Community house. \ be a door prize and top and booby ' a Easy Payments 3 Years to Pay blue aad white dress, and', .the C. Lyons. ' < No sale of this kind would be ful bridegroom’s mother a plunl-col- Phelan- S' postal employee wa» ly successful without.a suppqr..The John Yeoman and daugh FUEL OILS RANGE OII-S ored dress. Both wore gardenia bfld ill bonds of $500 for hearing society, has therefore deM eserything you need to make doll hats leSr't OlaiMnS 0<*««r liiisi. 11 Kws« wait* (MS *r IriaiMI rtoliMKi StowolMC*. L«Mr*$ Oiomond woddtof Fr^m $150 «o $1000 ringt. U Kofo* Yellow Gold or 10% Iridiufo flotinwni AAoiH»tin0s. From $S0 to $500 SHOP AT MICHAUS udr'i A—i*ii e *•■ Q*CH***t (isg*. M I* 1* Koret V*nw> G*W, 1i Ks>st WM* OoW *r 10% tfidwM /I] MoHfHfm. From $75 to $2000 E.\tra room-^exirm view • and Dynatiotr too On all Ro.kDMASTEM, with their bril liant 150-hp engine, Dynaflow Drive in the»e bonntUml nouw t 9 i 9 Uuickm is standard equipment. On all Supers, Precious diamonds . . . sparkling oorringt. . . a gleaming brilliant cut Rovtloss diamond ring . . it is yours on option ^t extra eoBt. cradle-soft seat cushions—and access his you’re going to like! For its And with Dynaflow every engine has made easier by wide-swinging doers 0 mosculine diomood froterriol ring . . . o brooch thol is a fantasy of gold, studded with looks — its room — the wonderful a P/m5 —new self-setting valve Hftara Tview it gives. that are feather-light in action. • » which stay lastingly quiet and fiactorv * flaming diamonds.. . o lovety diamond wotchl \ Above all, for the happy news that There is a rich new instrument panel perfect. ■ . > now you can have Dynaflow Drive At Michoels you will find such diamond gifts ot exquisite taste ond quality thof with glare-shielded instruments. on the Buick S u p er as well as the And in all models, there is room, a Hood latches are within the car, will surposs that Christfnos dreom. Buick R o.\dm aster. view, the steadiness and heft of a fabrics are fine and neatly tailored. truly .big car — and prices diat shine 'a In each of these series you have your more brightly on every comparison. All ore not expensive, either, For Young Home Milliners choice of the four models shown — And under every bonnet, not only of os you will discover on o visit Ig OMV NOfoT models sleek and flowing from gleam these new Supers and Roadmasters Make those comparisons youraelf. ing grille to faired-in taillights and but on two trim Special models too See what your dollar buys in Buick — m ew mcuM Mi SSMj contoured rear bumpers. USr’t 8i«*mid WtiM vcictwt. — lively Fireball power cradled on and you'll get your order in right - Haaillans. lleiM , 0«**st, On all of them you have stepp<^*up Hi-Poised engine mountings. HOWt Ow,**i. 100-PIECE HAT SET visibility from curved wind rrmm $170 to $000 shields and more glass area 9UI€9t rtloif hm» mil 9ho§o Hmfurm ■ — area increased by 22% in M Ik II hi lti r .iiilfimnhiirs m-motrtiVmUWHOKnV - ruu-vow VOION ham iilargae $hm mrm lads'* Dwaaad J*«*l,y h four-door Sedans. .in- Iniill tw ine f AST DOORS aotf -V - . ' \ W l KK KVKNJN^i HEKA1.I). MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1948 ' • _ - -■■■ - ■ - - PAGE e i g h t e e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.,,WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1948 PAGE date of entry atamped by Armp Newburgh, N. T., with her par-_ home state of the returned owner. He added that the basis for de authorities on the owner's registra enta. Will Recogni^ Texan Is Cheered termining the graoe period of such tion card at the time of arrival la Abbott'! sister and brother-in-law, I rp R A tn *.** R tw H stfi the bodies of bar brothef, Cblonel ed missing Jan. 1, 1946, near Lem Marlborough Schoola opened Monday follow thia country. Davis, and of hla son. berg. Garmany, after a battle at South Coventry ing the Thankaglving receae.. Army’s Plates non-resident privilege win be the Port Engin^r Mr. and Mrs. MUo E. Hayes of - 4 O H .0 lU m D O flieS Mr. and Mre. Ralph Komglebel Main streeL Colonel Davis, then 44, was i«-. Vic Hoteta. He waa preaumed dead Hint, psuHn# U tlk For Heroic Role Miss Elsie Hall, daughter of Mr. ported missing near Anchorage, Jan. 2, 1945. Later, it waa estate and Mrs. John O. Hall, of East of Bennington, Vermont, have Burned in Blast Of Father, Son been spending the holidays here Hartford, I>ec. 1—(P) — The fitrikea Tie Vp Jap Ships Alaska, Nov 28. 1942. He waa In a Uahed that ha had died at the Vie Chicago, Dec. 1 — (/P» — Ten Hampton, and Frank Squicr. son C-47. On Aug. 2^ 1943, the plane Hotch battle when his company Af Mr, and Mrs. Walter Squicr, of with Mr. and Mre. William Zerver. state of Connecticut will recognise llr WMl Mrt. l Telephone 8416 3-SEASON ./ 72 Maple St. CLOVE and SCARF SETS lOOy. W O O L 100% wool aata that will make w arn frianda. Mkroon. or 3lala* la amall. aM> diura mad largo. THRIFT- THIS CHRISTMAS COVERT A New England Heritage $2.95 TO MANCHESTER LAUNDRY, Ine. 13.96 Values! There Is no more^proud, no more strik ing characteristic of the New Englander EXTENDED BY THE FOLLOWING FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS WHO HAD A PART IN THE CON GIVE HIM PANTS TOPCOATS than that of thrift. Through it was laid the foundation of the fortunes of many STRUCTION OF THIS MODERN DRY CLEANING PLANT. LET HIM BRING THEM of our citizens, through this New Eng l00»/i W O O L IN AFTER CHRISTMAS 100% wool Zip lining. In land thrift, many of our coiyitry’fi rail FOR ALTERATIONS “Natural” shade. Regulars— CLOVES roads, textile and other industries were JOHN R. WENNERGREN JOHNSON BROTHERS flnaneed and developed. ■ / e d Longs and Shorts. Geaulae Peccary Pigskin (ua- •GABARDINES iiaed) or all leather I^r-Un«d. The Savings Rank affords you a splen Building Contneton Electric^ CoMraclon did opportunity to follow this thrift idea which today, as before, is essential to ♦DOESKINS your future well being. Be a consistent PETE PONTICELU »3 2.5 0 $4.95 saver ana deposit your .savings in the $6.95 Values! Mutual Savings Bank. Mason Contractor •SHARKSKINS $45.00 Values’ BARRETT PLUMBING AND STATE GLASS COMPANY ______r y > ______HARTFORD SUPPLY COMPANY FRFF ' 100% WOOL E. V. COUGHI.IN ALTERATIONS COVERTS S9.95 CHRISTMAS SCHEDULE ROOFING CONTRACTOR • - In Blue, Brown and Tea. R E ^ i ^ L T H fi NUSSDORF CONSTRUCTION CO. SaviH^ Bankov MdHctiestef' PERSONALIZED FtOORS C3EC/A V ATI?? 6 MBITS SHOPS .MODERN F L 0 0 8 1 N 0 2 TAILORS OF STORE HOURS: 907 MAIN STREET WELDON BLDG. A MUTUAL SAV/meS PANTS FOR WORK- , . _ _ . ,— ,. . . . u. AO Deposits la TW* Bank Are Uaaraatecd la Fall Ry 11m NO W AITING DRESS OR SPORTS *4 .9 8 Savlags Baaks’ Depq.it Ouarani, Pond nl CMinerlirot. Inc. Covert*. TNVilla and Hard Twlat SuiUags. Open Wednesday Afternoons and Saturday Nights LTntil 4| ' r . MAiNrHKSI KK EVKMNC HEKALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1948 •" p a g e t w e n t y urer of the Sunday School of the of yellow ’mums given by Mr. was awarded yesterday to Morris Second Congregational Church It and Mrs. John Barneabee. Juster. Hartford contractor. Juster Keep Voung With B aseb a ll anJ lieve in new Inventions. Learn Extra Work at No Pay North Coventry | j 1-lying Advises Educator about things childrdh are interest was announced that a total of $58.- Tbs Christian Endeavor group ISMt week submitted the Iwo bid of ed in. Study the baseball sheets 46 waa cleared. ’The teachers wish met on Sunday eveningx- at the $9,920 for the project. The Job will heletia rubinstein's ’The Literary Chib met at dia Manchester Sea Ft Pueblo, Colo.—(-P) — Baseball more.” to thank all who. helped and also Church Community House with Involve remodeling work and In- World’s Brightest Light Dr. Sutton also recommended: HARMAC Men's Shop Wins Her a Job Jackpot Library room In the church Com those who contributed their Jiank- Ronsdd Edmondson as the leader. atallaUon of toilet facilities in the 43 0«kSU TeL 2-9937 48 0ehgCYeh»!tiiy and flying are' fountains of youth "Teachers should read, young lit- offerings for the evening. section to be occupied by American recommended by a southern educa Naw Franch Impirad Fragrance Stbryl munity House at their last meeting. HEADQUARTERS FOR Jb Air Force Will Hide It Under the Worst Fojr eratin-e; wear youthful clothing; fTew Torii —(NKA)-^Aim Baa-, ’Today, when the CSS announc A short talk was given by the Ll- Mrs. FYed O. Giesecke has re Lost An *B* Airllnsa Jan. 1. 'The company is tor for successful teachers. go to beauty parlors; they should turned to her home after spending transferring Us Hartford area op Suggests to--. 'J5-j’ear-Al'd director of er on the Saturday series O t brsuian, Mrs Walter S. Haven re In Toughest Test of New Plane Landing Aid “Two things will keep you not get into the habit of using “Theater Today” reads the credit garding the library. Following this several days with her daughter and Washington, D. C.— (JP) —The erations to Bradley on that date. STEWINGCLAMS the philosophy and language of old d'.a network abow, might still be son-ln-Iaw. Mr. and Mrt. Heins 9 young," says Dr. Willis A. Sutton lines, be says: “This Jilay w u Mr. Jtdm Flynn gave a book review Washington Lions of the American take 50,000,000 of them flajflilng of Atlanta, Oa. "Fly a lot. Be ngc.” • u. ' jtg stenographic chores if she produced by Ira Avery and direct on ’Toynbee’s “ClviUaatlon on Bartel of Manchester. Mrs. Bartel Hockey League recently made.;a Czech Medals are Ribbons c h e r r y s t o n e s By VBA Senior in unison to do.the trick.. . taad i't decided to.do • little extra Trtol” which proved of great In waa the former Edna Giesecke and Cleveland-(NEA)—The big C- A svsU ni of six kryptot. lamps '’^cC reggor Sportswear ed by Ann Bestow.” recently returned home from the deal with Springfield whereby the Prague—w>)- The scarcity of v. -o, .< at no pay. Ann la the youngest woman di terest to all attending. Refraah- two teams exchanged players — SHELL OYSTERS 54 transport with engine trouble has been tested at Cleveland Air Tbree ysars ago, whan she was | menta of fancy aandwichea and Manchester Memorial h o a p t tal imd the Washington team lost an metals in Czechoslovakia la re port for the past year. Its bril FOR THE MEN ON YOUR LIST Just ai:3tber atenographar (or an rector In radio. There are only tea and coffee were served by with a small daughter, Cheryl, flected in soldiers' recorations. In Stewing oysters, large select oystcra, seallopa, eoghai floundered through tlie thick fog liant flashes were the ones which four in all the major networks. "E.” The Lions lost the vowel when shrimp, green shrimp, lobster meat. A large aeleetioB advertising firm, Ann used to go > Hubert Edmondson and Miss Betty Anne. Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. they sent Walter Babey to Spring- stead of meUI badges, they now over Cleveland's Municipal Air guided Capt. Rose's big transport to Che otflce on Saturdays. She | She handles the atars and Ut Visny. ’There were 14 present at Giesecke of this town are the ma wear ribbons on their blouses. of fresh fish delivered daily. port. Visibility was near zero and " “ianding in the fog last actors alike with the quiet man field in exchange for Johnny would offer her services, especial the meeting. ternal grandparents and Mr. and Baby. Red, blue, and green ribbons are the celling over the airport was March. ly In jobs In which she bad no exr ner of a young grade school ’The Coventry Fragment Society Mrs. Frank Bartel are the paternal given (or marksmanship and skill Now the Air Force ha.s picked j pieriencs. teacher who wants to plaase the will htdd their annual Christmas grandparants. in field fighting. Fried fish, fried clams, fried scallops, frendh fries to only 300 feet. After three unsuc its toughest training spot to te.st ; SPORT SHIRTS pupils, the older teachers and the Gets Altoratiaiis Contrswt cessful attempts to find the Held, “Oh, I Just want to learn more Sale and supper on Wednesday Mra. Cecil Robertson is spend A gold, silver or steel colored take out or to eat at oar bar. the krypton system. This is the | about the advertising busineas.” principal. evening, December Sth at the ing a two weeks vacation with her Unden leaf on the' ribbon means the Air Force crew of seven and Landing Aids Experiment Sta- she told her chief. She aits behind a glass window Church Community House. There parents In North Carolina. Hartford, Dec. I — (jP) — Con extra .distinction. Soldiers will be 32 passengers prepared for the tion at Areata, Calif. Areata drew ; What she learned gave her the and through a microphone gives wilt be various booths of Christ tract for alteratlMM to a wing in authorized to wear the decorations I IF IT SWIMS. . w e h a v e | t 1 the assignment because . it is j UNIVERSITY ’There were several family re the temporary- building at Bradley worst. chance to aubsUtute for the pri orders to some of the top names mas srtlcles for sale imd the sup g io n s both In and out of town for after they leave the service and plagued with the worst fogs of vate secretary to a radio abow di of stage, screen and radio. Walter per will be turkey with all the field for use by American Atrlinea go into plain clothes. Making another desperate run, any field in the . country. i Pldgeon, Celeste Holm and Ed Coventry residents and all reported the pilot, Capt. D. R. Rose of SCOTT rector while the aecretary was fixings. Reseri'ations may be a bounteous ’Thanksgiving. At A'cata Ihc Air Force is in I Sick. Ann was ready for the ward Everett Horton have 'been made with Mrs. Arthur Ayer. In Boise. Idaho, found the Instru Fine rayon gabardine waahable. Ma The Pioneer Past Master’s As- ment landing system "glide path” stalling a system u)f 36 krypton | chance. When the girl for whom membefli of the casta of some of the Willlmantic division or Mrs. flash units alternated with 35 roon, green, grey, natural, tan. ahe waa substituting didn’t return, Ann’s recent shows. Grace S. Reed in the Manchester aoctoUon will 'begin their first In that leads to a point near the end “Fortunately,” A v e r y says, R osrles of Installations on Friday of the runway. neon blaze lights of lesser bril the Job was Ann’s. diviaion. evening of this week when they Then, a thousand feet from the liance, making a row of 71 lights Kenneth Webb was her em “Ann’s personality is perfset for Climax Chapter will hold its two-thirds of a mile long. The ployer then and director of the our type of show. She is happy will install the officers elect of landing strip, Capt. Rose could regular meeting on Wednesday Union Orange in Southington. sec brilliant lights flashing like krypton lights will flash 40 times show Ann directs now. She was in her work and has the knack t i t evening at the Masonic HaU In strcak.s of lightning through the a minute, one after another in the his sacratary, and Ann emplojred making other people enjoy w|>at Merrow. Rev. Allen H. Gates is In Chi murkv clouds. That was all he wink of an eye, and will appear $ 6 - 9 5 ths same tactics to learn what they are doing, too." Coventry Orange will meet on cago whera he la attending the 4-H needed. He brought tho big ship to pilots through the fog as great makes s radio show tick that she What are Ann’s future plan T Thursday evening and the prograi.i Club Conference. Mr. Gates has flashes of lightning. did to baeoraa a private aeeretary. Well, right now when she lanT will be in charge of the new mem baen active in 4-H work for many Bright Christmas Ideas In in and set it down with all hands Meanwhile, the first commercial She attended all the-rebearasu bers of 1948, under the direction \ears and this trip has been earned directing a show, ahe helps Avery by him. “We never would have made installation of a full krypton ap ROYAL ASPEN and was always on hand during produce. Maybe that’s her next of the Lecturer, Mrs. Lana Brown. it without the lights,” Capt. Rose proach system has recently been 100% wool flannel. Maroon, tan, dark $7-95 the broadcasts. Webb relied on step. Mrs. Alexis Pepin will be In chargst James Laidlaw was the guest told ground observers. made at New York City's new Your car needs a her more and more. After a year of refreshments with the following apeaker at the Second Congrega These lights, the world's bright International Airport. Commer green, grey. she was made his assistant. Coined Word on her committee, Frances Brown, tional Church on Sunday morning est, have flashed so brilliantly in cial airlines have good reason to An Enchanting Webb waa transferred to the ’The word “telephone” was coin Ernest Brown, Ralph Brown, Ruth in the absence of the pastor, Rev. a year of tests that veteran all- make early tests of systems such agency’s west coast office a little ed by Sir Charles Wheatstone, Franch and John Haloburdo. Allen H. Gates. Mr. Laidlaw spoke as the krypton. Total airline loss- j CLANTARTAN % f rk m New Type of Light over a year ago and waa succeed physicist of Kings College, Lon At a report of the Thankoffer on “Painted Windows.” The chqjr LINENS and DOMES’UCS weather flyers are taking notice, and now the U. S. Air Force is es to bad weather during 1947' TUNE-UP, t.«! 100% wool, rich tartan plaids. As- *ir I ^ J eww/ ed by producer-director Ira Avery. don, after stud^ng methods of ing Sunday morning, given by Miss rendered an anthem during the set to give them their biggest were calculated at $40,000,000. sorted colors. " Daytime Perfume But Ann’s climb continued. transmitting sound in 1821. June Loomis Secretary imd ’Treas aervice. The flowers were baskets trial. ,, „ This is partly because commercial Called "krypton flash umts, airlines can never afford to take Pqntiac Tune-Up Diagnosis This oh-so-wonderful fragrance by Helena Rubinstein Some Quantities Limited... Shop Early! with a 3,000,000,000 peak candle- the risks taken by military flyers. power in each small bulb, they When the ceiling drops below 500 for Smooth Fall and Winter Driving TRIPLE THREAT Is economically priced to encourage lavish gift givingl were developed by Westlnghouse feet and visibility is less than Sp lash it on... douse H on! 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BUSH HARDWARE 6 4 9 MAIN STREET ' TEL. 7590 MANCHESTER, CONN.^ SHOP MANCHESTER FIRST \ A' ~ / / ■ , / MANCHISSTEK EVENING HERALD. 51ANCHESTER. CONN.. TLTDNESDAY; DECEMBER 1, l!148 PAOK TW ENTY-THttR BIAKUHESTEK EVENING H E R A L D , MANCHESTER, CONN«i WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1948 t f rAGE TWXNTY-TWO . n - ji Kelley, Mlaa Mabel Payaon, Bon, John E.. and hla wife and ala- i« ter Betty, and hla small aon. thur Abel and Ernest Billard. Colorful Graduation Rites Hebron Mr. and Mra. Sherwood Griffin Attorney and Mra. John A. FREE ^ ANNOUNCEMENT entertained a party of. 20, Includ Markham of Burrowa Hill enter ing children and grandchildren, tained their daughtera and fami Of Local Cub Pack No. 27 I Thtre were bo many Th«nk*giv- making a happy family gathering. lies, Mr. and Mra. Alex Bochaln Delivery Service Let Us Handle Your Electric t$g pwtlM about the town that It Mrs. Alice Thompson and her and aon o f Oolcheater, Mr. and Mrs. D. E verett Stone and Miss Shop North End--Free Parking Rear Of The would be Impoaalble to mention daughter, Mra. Martin F. Crotty, The graduation ceremnny of tenj Donald Kerr and Chariea Braun. of Boston, were at the home of Dolly Markham. Oar fre« dtlivery them all. Mr. and Mra. Alphous Cubs of Pack 27 Into the Boy I Bear badgea: Refrigeration Repair Work Mr. and Mra. Charles P. Miner for Mr. and Mra. William W. Ham Raym ond Kasanlch, H arry scrric*' Is svsilable er has given a coherent account W iiKht had their annual party, the mond and children were guests of Scouts was Improeslvely conducted Warrant Issued o f what happened. »5th. Mra. W right thlnka, ha\1ng the holiday. Cowles, Jack Mayhew and C liff to jroo for all t o o t Groups to Uiiite' ^Doctots Prescribe B ill _ P* Srr ''>tanilard ami } nii II h Edwin T. Smith and daughter. Mr. Hammond’s mother, Mrs. by Ctibmaster Clinton Hendrickson Andenon. ^ almoat loat count. There were four Chester B. Hammond, In West ne^s at any. timt WE NOW HAVE . ^ MneraUona pi'eaent. Including Mrs. Miss Florence E., also had four recently. Lion badgea: In Fatal Beating Eagkwd Needs Srieatlats generations at their hospitable Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Harold and for any qoan- For Church Fair| C am p ShoWS U iry Wright, her aona, the hoa^ The honor Cuba are: Leonard Steven Hendrickpen, Leonard home. Be-sldea Mr. Smith and L. Gray and daughter, Mary, spent I ff (ir Will Sort’ and Walter E., her grandjon. Clif Viens, Peter Rot^lnaon, Harry Veina, H arry Ciowles and Petar tity. Joat call PINE Stafford, Ehtgland—(ff^— Britain I I I ( i i : m daughter were his son, Edward A., the day In Granby with Mr. Gray’s ford R., hia wife and amaU daugh Cowles and Steven Hendrickson, Roblnaon. p h a r m a c y and BRtJNO AUCZI All groupa of the South Metho |7aw Haven, Dec. l —(s v -T h e needs at least 200,000 scientific ra m and family, Mr. and Mrs. ;^bert sister and family, Mra. Arthur Mc dist Women’s Society for Christian and. technical workers — twice as ter, Deborah Yvonne. Other Cubs advanced to Scouting Gold and Silver Arrows: yoar order will he Superior court Issued a bench in'iie Billard and sons, Roger and Thom Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Everett B. Service will combine on the annual By NBA Service termine whether modern ballet many aa It has now—says Dr. C. There were alao four generations Porter were guests of Mrs. Por are Richard Farr, Herbert Serg- Gary Grimma, Alton Holt, Don Graduate of CUcago Tech. College on our warrant yaaterday charging Mrs. as. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Smith ald Kerr, Steven Hendrickson, delivered immedi* bazaar and roast beef supper at New York — (NBA) — The Un can be presented effectively In P. Snow, wartime director of nreaent at the home o f Mr. and ter’s parents, Mr. and Mra. Alfred ent, James Doering, Robert John moat hoepitala. I f the answer Is Teresa Sadlon, 30, of Derby, with REFRIGERATORS y r e John E. Horton. Including and children. John and Gall, all of son. Douglas Delaney and Gary Raymond Kasanlch, Jack Mayhew, a te ly . the church tomorrow atUrnoon new Veterans Hospital Camp scientific appointments for the 0Qu>esr Hebron. Mrs. Eugene Smith and S. Bryden In Pom fret. Mr. and staff to service Frigidaire and all makes of and evening. The fair bootha will Shows that start on tour this yes, a ballot unit wtU be sent out. manslaughter in. connection with govemmmt. Opening new elec Kant.'f'.— \\ — 1 ,l»-i irir Mra! Marietta G. Horton, her aon. Mrs. W illiam Owen and children Grimm-"'. Scoutmaster Gains of Leonard Veins and .Peter Robinson. son, Robert, of Norvi lch. Miss Mary be arranged In the soqlal ball and month will literally be Just what Camp Shows has dlscovared trical training lalmratorica St Staf Daniel O., and hla wife, her grand- were guests of Mr. and Mra. Her Troop 27 welcomed the Webeloes Gold Arrow:, . Watch For The' a fatal beating administered to a will be ready for business at two the doctor ordered. For the etater- from the hospital "criUca" that un fordshire county technical college, bert Rogers in Cheshire. Mr. and and Cub.s into the Boy Scouts. Robert Plpnion. Little White Track Qectric Refrigeration." expected noises, like the barking neighbor's child. o clock. Mrs. Alice Stocka la in talnment organization paid cloae he said that “ the acarclty o f scien- r n m e t . Standard Appliance Co. Mrs. Ralph V.'Secord and children Silence fell upon the group in the 'The turnout for the Pack meet of doga in animal acta, and loud The Issuance o f the warraijt realization of this accomplishment. ing waa the beat in three years of charge of the general decorations attention to the doe and don'ta o f tista la a problem more vital than Nnrth Main Street I’hnne J-l. i ' were guests of Mrs. Secord’s par staff docton In veterans' hospitals music, particularly from dnuna was only a prelude, however, to the Mortage of raw material.” ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Sullivan. Scout Commissioner W illiam Viens the PaCka exlatence. The Cuba in the hall. and braaa Instruments, a n harm MOTHER WILL BE DELIGHTED THIS congratulated the newly made Boy were well represented by their The SUnley group will offer for when they eclected the material the appointment o f physicians to A t prasent Dr. Snow la director In East Hartford. And so It goes. ful to many patients. Camp of technical personnel for the Scoutil and thanked the Den parents. Auctimeer Walter Archer PINE ■ale a variety of home baked foods fo r these unite. report to the court i^n Mrs. Sad- We are able to brush only the sur yiNCENT P. MARGIN Shows has eliminated them. E|ngUsh Electric Company at Staf- CHRISTMAS WITH THIS BEAUTIFUL Mothers and Parents for the guid put plenty of .pep into the White and Santa candj) Jar- * Camp Shows, which has been I face. Everybody had a good time And, Or. Karl Menninger of the lon’a mental condition. r<^ The company contributed Elephant Auction. He passed the PlamUng and Heating Contractor The Gleaners \vUl asll sprons, playing for hospitalized men since fffrow / and good eating, it goes without ance that had led these boys. V A Hdapitel in Topeka, Kansas, Mrs. Sadlon haa been held in 940,000 worth of equipment to the The Refrifterator articles and brought high bids to PHARMACY handkerchiefs, Jewelry and greet 1942, has known for a long tlme| saying. Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. David Custer received hla Den reports that "Unusual as it may the eonnty Jail since Noy. 20 when college and gives Its apprentices Increase the'Cubs Fund and the 305 NO. MAIN STREET TEL. 4848 ing cards. that the right sort of shows did | Larcomb and son, Charles, were Chief Cord. , comedy, because o f Its In- Kathleen Romano, three-year-old time off to attend the school. ’The Wesley Group hand made more for patients than p w theth e ;■ Cerent hostile -quality, must neces- PHILCO of the Year guests of the Rev. H. R. Keen at In addition the following ad parents’ fi|n. I t was ao good the 664 Center St. TcL 2-9814 daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Louts «m e or give them a few laughs, g^^ly receive the raon eerious Skipper’s Dock, Noank. Mrs. vancements Were awarded: Cuba soon ftniahed their Trading baby wearables. Romano, was found dying in the Nellie Rydell accompanied them. Milton Doremua, W ayne Keith and joined their paints in the ’The Mizpath group home made But this year a careful study waa consideration and more careful mads to find out what sort of en basement o f the Sadlon home. She A portrait, "Rachel Weeping," Jack Doering. Allen Frelhelt, Paul bidding.-Everyope hiid fun. Treas candy and the “white elephant” planning.’’ had suffered a fractured skull. A STBP on th e Johnson, Richard Johnson. Thomas urer Elmer Oibsion was the cashier table. tertainment had real'therapeutic has been loaned by Charles C. value, and what sort did more Mrs. Sadkm, wno was standing S ilk C ity starter will have I Sellers to the New York Historical Archer, Gregg Schuyler. Richard and waa assisted by other commit Willing Workers will sell Christ Britain Makes Use of Women’s mas candles made In Manchester. harm than good. beaide the unoonacious child, nev your motor hum- SP*' lOh I Society. It waa painted In 1772 Fogg, Alexander Kasanlch, Daniel tee man, AUan Frieheit, Harry Ooeelp by Charles WlUson Peale, well Lang. Robert Twltchell, Richard Cowles and Lewts Schuyler. ’The Study group will have i In every hospital where Camp Package Store ming promptly- on known as the artist of the Revolu Erick.son. David Nutter. Tape wars played by Arthur booth for the sale of miscellaneous Show units played, the critics’ "Oa''nM Square” 0 ^ wmter mominga ■eats would be occupied by a Spe London—(4’)—Talkative women tion. Rachel, the -painter’s first Wolf Badges: Mockales o f Den 6, on hla trumpet. can be very useful in helping Brit 801 N. Mala St. TeL 8-1886 . . . if you winter-aervioe wife. Is shown weeping over the The Married Couples group will cial Services officer, the hospital recreation director, and a mem ons understand how to achieve ec 39. QLAIBER. Prop, it now with us. Every phase of I ix)dy of her dead child. The paint themselves completely marooned qiany friends on Wednesday, from be In charge of the -Parcel Poet onomic recovery, says Sir Stafford your car is carefully checked. V Doctors know the value o f a JtptnJMbh booth, and the newly organteed ber of the medical ataff. Their Huntei^s ing will be among those shown at the next nlomlng by the big snow 2 to 5 p.m. All are cordially in Cripps, the nation’s economica Your Fa«-orite Recipe Ward group will arrange for the "leviews" carried their opinion prescription service. That is why aa m- an exhibition of early American storm which came on suddenly in vited. ’They lira a t ^Hebron Green minister. Addressing a recent SERVICE STATION Don’t M t caught this winter. portraits of children, from Novem of each act's suitability for hos Save Them ^easing number of leading physicians the night. The roads were com with their nand-daughter, Mra. grab-lM« feature. meeting of labor party and trada You wul like our friendly md- ber 27 through January 16, at Cen 8 2 4 *8 2 8 'MAIN STREET’ . , „,TBL. 5161 MANCHESTER The Bpworth Orele will have a pital performance. Hundreda of Bill Hantcr, Prop. pletely blocked. D rifts were deep Hairy H. Kmhaih and family. these reports were correlated, and union women, Sir Stafford smiling duunks.. .our advanced equip^ recommend this pharmacy to their pa tral Park West, and 77th jrtreet. stock of children's felt pocket 24 Main Street and wide. There was no getting to Profeaaor Eugene P. Chase of the flndinga served as blueprints ly noted; - m ent. . . our fmr prices . .. our tients. Why not bring us your P^*' New York. the minister’s, and no way for him books, dlah cloths and popcorn Hot Buttered Other artlata to be represented Easton, Penn., was a visitor at his for the new shows now taking to "It'm a y be that men are wrong Tel. 3932 Manchester scription? Your pauonage is appreciated. to get to them, to have the cere Open Sof. U ntil 9 P. M. balls. in accusing women of being goe- BETTER SERVICE. wtll be Gilbert Stuart, Benjamin summer home. Shadows Mark, the road. mony performed. The days went .. Tea w ill be served between 2:30 West, James and Rembrandt Peale, Sunday, for a short time. He Camp Shows officlala learned aipe, but from the point of view of G u lf Gas Rum n o Rt h e n d by until the 6th day from the or 0 0 ' * ' ^ and four o’clock by the Hustlers John S. Copley, beaidea those less stopped.off when driving .through n that elaborate musicals like “ Girl putting across the true story of Tm ’6 M ssf BMW haew PHARMACY iginally planned date was reached. the town, also making some calls. group. our probleme, our efforts and our Put lUhip o f sugar Into hoi M l known or unidentified. I t makes a Betwaen 6:80 and 7:00 the An Cnsy" and "Panama HatUe" y m t tm WW . . . sisieff 4 Depot Sq. Tel. 6345 Where there is a w ill there la a J. auccesaea. who can do it better Pride O il whiskey glass and fill with 2-8 wM SwM ksH it StoPet very beautiful and interesting col Miss M argaret arid Miss Louise bury group will serve a dellcloue were not the best type of hospital Open All Day C tery Sunday- way, and so It proved In their case. Fuller and their sister, Mrs. Guy than the women in those casual boiling water. Add square of m lection. \ roast beef dinner under the direc entertainment, though they had ssrti si M Ckrpisr Ceqw Free DelUery Eastman,’ of Norwich Town were and intimate talks that she baa butter and 2 oz. rum. Stir and It is a matter of regret that Behind two yokes o f sturdy oxen tion o f Mre. Bertha Dowd and Mrs. been extremely popular with Accessories Sunday callers at the home of Mr. \ troops overaeas. Productions with with friends?” grate nutmeg on top. there were not more people present sat the prospective bride and Harry Ryan, reaervatlon for which and Mra. Chariea C. Sellers, the a lot of variety were preferred. So at the Tri-County Union meeting groom, 'dressed up fine, and happy. will cloae today. They may yet be Misses Pendleton and Mrs. Anne Camp Shows began concentrating in Gilead Congregational Church They were accompanied by 15 men made of the above co-chairmen or Stop In for a professional Sunday evening, when George Holt, who shoveled all the w ay to help C. G ilbert on revuea Instead o f musicals. mixing guide—FRI thsichurdi office. The menu In The VA hospital reports sug an officer of the Connecticut their slow progress along. In aplte cludes roast beef, gravy, maahed ROY Chapter of the United World Fed of this It took practically all day gested music and "sight acts’’ Store Houra Beauty Only Hide-Deep potato and turnip, string beans, with visual appeal. The "fam iliar’’ 8 a. m.-8 p. m. Mon. thru. Thur. erallsta. spoke on World Govern to make the trip and return, Plenty of exciting toys . . . dolls, trains, gamesi reliahas, cabbagt and carrot aalad, Come and C^t -Them though it was only a few miles was racommended at particularly 8 a. m.-9 p. m. Frl. and Sat ment. He brought the great and New. Y ork— (P)— Donor is proba 'rolls, aquash or apple pie, coffee. MOTORS, Imperative need of some form of from the bride’s home to M illing Buy on Wards Layaway from big seiectioni. halpfuL so Camp Shows began bly the homeliest of racing thor The variety entertainment will beating the bushes for vaudevH Member Manchester Package INCORPORATED world policing. In order to avert ton Green, where the Rev. S. M. American Made oughbreds, but th«. son of Cbal- be presented at a moderate fee by Uans. Store Aasociation. 241 No. Main St. Tel. 5113 the poesiblllty, even probability, of Andrews made them man and wife, ledon has banked 9261,610 for his the Men’s Friendahlp Club. One of the hew units will fea 0 . another terrifying World War. He at the Millington parsonage. His SPARKUNO 0-MAN MACHINE OUN owners on the track. However, he ture a "musical hattle" between Is a very forceful speaker, and wife and daughter were witnesses, Country CTnb League and the only ones present besides waa so bony and unattractive as a current popular tunes and fam il SERIES SETS Model 882—BIr 8 Ft. brought the matter home to hla |98 iar numbera from operettas. An hearers very strongly. Questions the minister himself and the con two-year-old, none of the grooms Capacity wanted to rub him down. And he Hogaaa (9) other will have folk songs and BUY ON were asked and some points not tracting parties. It took 20 yokes liockwrood ...... 126 104 114—845 DECEMBER SPECIALS! of oxen gathered from■om Burrouno-rarround- could have been claimed In his dances o f many countries. HIU- Order Now For Holiday w ell understood were cleared up. Gun goes *'rat-a-tat,!t R o c k w e ll...... 107 126 98— 881 hilly tunes have proved popular $ 1 .3 9 Delivery Mr. Holt is the aon of Hamilton Ing fanris, to clearar tha^oads first race, which he won, for 93,- [EASY TERMS! 500. ■ hoots harmleaa W . F o r d e ...... 96 112 182—899 with hogpltal audiences. Follow HELENE CURTIS Holt, president of Rollins College, wholly. C hapm an...... ^ .8 8 86 114— 288 ing the medical advice that "any AND GAMES 49c And Up Mr. and Mrs. Miner,r, sUn i n l l w r spatks! Wood & metal, in&. M a n n e lla ...... 121 99 117— 887 music that gives the men a lift PERMANENT ox sled, went back to the Mitchell When It began to snow Monday 12 Wlaaera clockspring motor. la good music,'’ Camp Shows built home. It being, In fact, the only Extra Bulbs Now Available morning It reminded Mr. and Mrs, T otal ...... 386 627 677 1640 one show around mountain mu $5.95 Re«. 810.06 way they could go, and there they Sherwood A. Miner quite vividly Miami —(P) —’Trainers of 12 UUlO’a (1 ) sic. spent their honey-moon. While They last o f their wedding day 50 years ago, Kentucky Derby winners will CUTE SUNBAH RU4BER DOU " Chanda ...... 1 0 4 101 108—-818 Four units will consist of The Miners have lived In Hebron on Dec. I. They had expected to be stable their horses this winter at standard vaudeville acts. John BONAT LIFE-OIL for the past 26 years. They have M c B rid e ...... 116 118 125—865 married Thanksgiving day, and Mr. Hialeah. ’They are B. ' A. Jones McLaughlin ....104 97 192—808 Golden, the theatrical producer, two children. Mrs. Harold L. Gray PERMANENT Miner, who was then 24 years old, 2 9 8 Drinks, Wets has put together a company that and Charles P. Miner; four grand (Lawrln, Whlrlaway, Pensive and DeMartln ...... 104 — 104 3 fo r 2 5 ^ hurried home from Hartford where C.tation), Jim Fitzsimmons (Gal E. Andenon .... 106 106—211 will present his old comedy hit. Reg. 812.50 he hkd been fo r the day, and children, Mrs. Harry H. Klrkham, Turn To the Right," In the hoepi- $8.50 Lt. Lloyd S. Gray, Mias Mary Gray, lant Fox, Omaha and Johnston), Dressed in cute sun- Stiles ...... 11* 108 111—827 stopped at the home of his bride- Max Hirsdi (Bold Venture and As 164N FRONT WHEEL tola. And Ezra stone Is asaembllng to-be, Mias Amy Mitchell, of East and LuclIIa Miner; and two great- suit. Pretty composi 1 0 ” a revue coneiattng of sketches Complete with SlpQping^ Shampoo FimNITURE AND APPLIANCES g r a n d c h ildren, Sue-Ellen and sault). Ivan Parke (Hoop, Jr.), TUBULAR VELOOFEDE T otal ...... 648 618 662 1618 Haddam, on Thanksgiving Eve. John Gaver (Shut Out) and HoUle tion head. Sleeping written by veteran patients which and Styled Set t e l e p h o n e 3535 Quite to the surprise of .11 con G eoffrey 8. Klrkham. lampoon everyday Incidents o f n s MAIN STREET Hughes (George Smith). Steel frame, ball bearing front wheel. Nelaoa’a (8> They w ill be at home to their eyet. lU tali. hospital life. The numbers in this $4.50 and up cerned the young couple found 20 ” wheel, 13.95. Olson ...... 108 98 108— 809 THE SODA SHOP SLEDS show are the best of 315 submitted H o rv a th ...... 118 96 8JJ CHARMORE BEAUTY SHOPPE STREAMUNED ALl-$TRt WAOON in a Camp Sh ow s. ,cc*iteet this 187 North Main St. Depot Square North End Stetaon ...... spring. Carlaon ...... 109 94— 208 Studies are going on now to de 241 No. Main St. Tel 3043 or 24)820 Piper ...... 136 96 92— 828 Electrical Gii 8 ” E. Ballaleper .... 105 124 —229 Hllinski ...... 186 118— 844 It’a one-piece, aaferl •ftoUl ...... 567 540 605 1612 HAS IVIRTTHINO-0018 IVIRTTHINO m 16H X 35' body, dou Hagen’a (1) NICHOLS ble-disc wheels. Front Sloans ...... 81 101 111— 308 X GIFTS OF 101— 283 I has fifth wheelsteering. WUley ' ...... 65 97 News Shop John L. Jenney Buckland • • e • e e • 110 113 98—816 i R. Anderson -----104 100 — 204 The Big Uttle Store Ou PERT OIRL DOU WITH PURSII Scranton ...... 94— 94 Depot Square H a e fa ...... 108 121 181—360 O. S. K E ITH , Prop. .Viitoraalic' LASnNS SAnSFACnOM Total ...... 498 832 680 1660 • Candy Cupboard Chocolates ...... Ib. $1.00 Sandwich Grilk Bonnet, purae match Baeada (4 ) INSURANCE St. J o h n ...... 104 104 97— 305 • Doran’a "Village Inn” her aaucy dress! Gym- R. F o r d e ...... 108 102— 205 Chocolates ...... Ih. 75c CARVING SETS suid TABLE CUTLERY position, fully jointed* 17 D'Am ico ...... 705 — 105 Universal Lifetime Samsonite B-UOHT SBBIES TYPE • Gibson and American .. sleeping eyes. Custer ...... 109 95— 2M HMBng wiwvev vnm ifwwv rwovi NOTARY PUBLIC INDOOR TREE SET Xmas Cards box 39c-$ 1.00 Set Cheney ...... 142 ““ 11? Compla f U m o f itHaclimsHtt Electric and Crown 3 PC CARVING SETS $4,95 Hayden ...... 1 1 4 112 106—332 • Hafner Trains |4.06-$4.96 METAL WIND-UP AUTO TRANSPORT ^ Bakeltght tocketa, metal tree clips, add Knofla ...... 104 107 127—388 StJech iMe frpe altUs her • ISIedi lewa memtf • «ww suM areder • Perculalurs on plug, 9 bulba. For 120V. • Toys oPazzIes • Games tiMcfc KnIMfceetd plew • 80941 • culHwvHf • fcwtw* • key relw • p m m lehewf. 38 DEPOT SQUARE 791 MAIN ST. LUGGAGE TABLE CUTLERY SETS Totgl ...... 567 537 527 1631 • Cigars and Cigarettes consisting o f 6 knives and 6 forks In stoinless steel with white or red |00 Locke's (0) Asawwa AM-Yoor, AW Pwrpaaa Utility A. S m ith ...... 106 129 101— 338 • ivtagaxine Sabscriptions PHONE 683Q PH O NE 5926 handles. t m "M IC H A N in O IN D iPIN D IN a” BUY Iho With 2 plaatie taxis; Purdln ...... 104 104 98-306 Rand ...... 99 89 96— ^ Spend Your Nickles At ...... j ioitastlewl BIAVn $5.95 to $13.95 tilting platforms for OlHen ...... 91 88 75— 2M Nichols Send me additional inteimatlon S unloading, glossy en- ^ Noren ...... 115 90 107— 812 on Uie a Beaver, Q AlUchmenta ! Capitol ■met finish. lOVf'longi n a m e ...... { ^ 1 j r a . Total ...... 515 500 477 U92 STORE HOURS Electric 31ixcrs 8TREBT^7.....“ Tr...... I Grinding Co. < Ladies' Men's Week Days 6 A.M. to 9 P.M. CITY . . ^ T 7 ...... T: I PLASHINO.NOSI RUDOLPH BANK Jonea (6) 38 Main St. Tel. 7958 Electric C1ori(B H e lm o ld ...... 95 100 »7— » 2 Sundays 8 A.M. To 8 P.M. TEI a F?Oe O o a a 0 a e a a o o a a • • a a • o ■ | WEATHER Shoe Skates Shoe Skates C. Johnson ...... 101 94 103— 298 u Bristol ...... 104 95 91—290 Electric Irons Wafflrfroua Blark Tubular Hockeys Tarca ...... 112 116 124— 852 AVhitc Tubulars Low M a n ...... 85 85 85— 255 and Slcani Iron Drop coins into metal FORECAST! ' F ro m $5 #98 Rudolph bank and sea Total ...... 491 490 500 1487 F ro m $9 >98 Two Tone Tubular- . his red nose ligfat-upl Sarazene (4) J McKee ...... 114 102 96— 312 SEE THE CKJRILLA While Figure Hockeys ■ v ' Flashlight battery. Warren ...... 93 — 93 THE "ROYAL BLUE” P. Bail5elper . . . .105 108 109—822 Winter weather is here. .Now! -Ice .inti Straugh ...... 95 n o —2OT Work shoes in tan or brown. Genuine horsehide blucher plain toe, O C . F ro m $12a98 F ro m $10o98 BRIGHT STEEL K I TRUCKI FREIOHT TBAIN 2 3 ” wniUe. Sr...... 102 110 95—807 R. Smith ...... 1 1 5 109 106—880 full double bend leather sole, rubber heeL goodyear welt. ^ • aa^q# Eero temperatures on th e w a y. No re Juvenile White Figures Blark Figures Sleek blue steel locomotive, tender. 3 minutely-detailed cars. 14-pc. track. 98. Total ...... 529 524 516 1569 ARMY ENGINEERS’ BOOTS ...... $4.98 l i e f in sight 'till Spring. F ro m $l3a95 A. $7.98 Shiny radiator, head- We«t Side Junior league (U sed). Worth $20.00 when new. li^ts, grille, bumper, Sp«-pd Boya (50) GOOD TOUGH WORK SHOES, Comp. Sole ...... $5.49 Fireplace Thetmomefers two tiny "k o” cakes; S’ F PtK. Don’t delay! Put your car in condition now so yoa And and miniature tongil JteCurry, rf ...... 3 1 7 Tomlinson, if ------.. 0 1 1 U. S. ARMY 5 BUCKLE ARCTIC^, NEW ...... $4.59 will be sure it has its full pep and power, as well The Ideal Gilt Equipment Roach, c ...... ;.. .. 16 0 32 Barometers PLUSH RUDOLPH, $4-0UAUTY' Hewitt, r g ...... , . . 1 1 3 10 INCH U. S. RUBBER PAC BOOTS, N e w ...... •...... $8.95 aa protection against freezing temperatures. We LADIES’ AND GENTS’ Davts, Ig ...... 3 1 7 Andirons from $7.50 EXTRA HEAVY RED SOLE are the ones to do the job right, regardless pf Taylor Thermometers 2 9 a ToU la ...... 23 4 50 TRAVELING CASES FROM Screens from $9.95 Bjacfceteera (28) WALES4JOODYEAR WORK RUBBERS ...... ?.... $2.98 what make of car you drive. &!/ ^ Hia red noae gleams; B F PU . F r o m U p THE WEATHERMAN 1 75c Andenon, rf .t.-...... 0 1 U. S. ROVa L OVERSHOES...... $5.98 Tool Sets from $8.50 IAROM ITE8 hia big eyea "roll"! Benoit, if ...... 5 0 10 A fine line of Home Worhehop Took. 'A r id $8 95 TO $46.50 Barometers A Wilt withifl Soft, life-like, lovabl* Sherman, c ...... 5 0 10 All rabber with cloth lining. Wood Baskets . . . 2 0 4 14098 of «H. A Kifhly . . 17 inchea talll Diagge. r g ...... manyt many other gift items for all the famuly* individually Initialed if you tvUh broil cast wifh proeWett'PR***^^ Watt.v. Ig ...... 0 0 0 FELT SHOES, A FEW LARGE SIZES ...... $2.98 from $ 8 .9 5 From * 5 0 «nd ilUfodo odiuftmeet. RED SnEL MILITARY JEEP Totals ...... 12 1 35 CHORCHES Score at half time: Speedbon SNOW SHOVELS $1.39 to $2.98 26-10. RIG 14-PIBCE TOOL % |67 19 SET IN STRONG Oj-*te’r Oddity Clement Surplus Store MOTOR SALES W indshield raise* m 3 STEEL BOX A curious relative of the pearl 1.16 DEPOT SQUARE NORTH END.MANCHESTER Studebaker Sales and Service io w e n . H ood lift* fov oyster, the hammerhead oyster, la Larsen’s Feed and Hardware For little carpenten! Including tem fbun^d in the Indian ocean. It gets \ Stonge space. Span OPEN THURS. AND FRI. EVENING TILL 9 pered eteel saws, hammers, drills, bits! i:-! name from ita hanunenike 80 Oakland St. Tel. 2*9483 34 DEPOT SQUARE T E L , u m BUSH HARDWARE CO. tire, too! 1 1 ' 1®"9- shape. ' ^ _ 793 MAIN STREET M.4NGHESTER .ASK FOR WARDS CONVENIENT MONTHLY P.WMENT PLAN \ I ■ \’ \ J/-; MANCHESTER EViaHWfa HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1. 194^ TA6B Twromr-youB / MANCHKSTEK EVENING HEKALD. .MA.N('HESTKR. UONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 194t waUpapar pattain for wnq^ping up I IHHIilHIIIilliillllillttH ll!l!IIH!lliili!iliiill!liiii!iitliili!ilil!li}i!;!!lH!i;ill!ii!H 5^ Very Becoming a convmtional box, use, as many clever package designers do, one of the new wood pcflerna. which The ItNiNKKVIM.K HII.KK KY FONTAINE FOX I Artist — "What’a your F r i « d - * l ] reproduces color, grain or bark j now?” (To fellow boarder.) tog for a caMdarf • ' ^ Bargains Listed by ! Fellow Boarder —(Offhandedly) with realistic effecta. T h e P o w e r f u l M t r i n k a MSr'SIt Bu rl D octor Sense and Nonsense j "Tva just taken up story-writing." new one. LOUNGING ROBES maka en Artist—“Sold anything yet?’’ IS BEING EMPLOYED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL Joe—They say Blllfuss wan- Mrs. P.—Mrs. Uppitt certainly! (Ht^ing he might have found a joyable Christmas glfta and the dering in his mind. . Mrs. M.—Do yon tMak A MONTGOMERY W ARD COM to aU wrappM up in herself. victim to “touch" for soma cash.) her good looks flom bar Inquirer Sam—Well, be’a safe enough. Mrs. M.— Yes. beUeve me she Fellow Boarder — "Yea. my PANY haa aO types at most mod Says; or bra mother? j Ha can’t go far. still exposes a cold shoulder. erate prices. Quilted rayon aaUn watch, my radio and my bast over Mrs N. —Wen, mostly from tM coa t" makes glamorous robes in solid DIabetea Affects M on People druggist ■ -j Manager—What we want to Cfiaude—Out you cany a tune? color or bright floral prints, In six-1 ' Than la ReaUsed Even Now es 14 to 20, at $13.M and $14.98.' more action and not so many Ckppy—S“ f*- Daughter —John, the Uttle dev W s never sea anything at tha or fake coin buttons to clip back Warm and smart are the 100% words. Claude—Well, then carry that il. tried to Idsq me six times last bathing hesches rgraote^ leasmb* Om o f Urn numy lovely ; should be clipped with a pair or flrnohaled & Cute * tasseuman by tying off aec-f' By Edwin P. Jordan, MJB. Baseball Umpire—I don’t agree ings which you can buy at five and ^rut^nvirsu %X,\jUI>rs tloua to ntwke a round "head” and 1 wool flannel tailored robes in ma one you’re singing back in the night ling tha newspaper botUng beau* rtOOR lUUPS which are on »Ua- j nippers. Written for NEA Sendee with you. I would much rather yard somewhere and bury it play at KRm P'S INC. would make J ----- dime stores. ‘ two legs with fuzzy "feet.” roon. blue, navy, and red at $10.98, Mother—So tie Irissed yon six Uea. they would yell at me than to tlmas, eh7 a^rlfht” Christmas (fift in every DISTINGUISHED ACCESSOR- in sizes 14 to 20. Washable che Diabetes is a disease which is A new, blessedly fast technique nille robes are practical and charm throw pop bottles. From London comes this one senOe. Handsome heavy metal ■ for milady's handbag will at- VUE-MASTER REELS bring probably more important ttian is Mrs. Newrtdi was rtoenntlag ts bases and Uecorator-type shades.of | tract the gift-seeker at MATH- for making curls that will last is j’o\i the colorful sights of travel | ing la pastel shades, some with big about a farmer, n-ho met one of "It’s aa lU wind that blows no an acquaintance tbs thiiUtog Silk or parchment give ornament- e R'S at the Center. Exquisite new ••illNlT CURL” . One simply dis ’■ Ithout its discomfort. Among the flower appliques o f contrasting col- realized even now. Although much bto laborara going along a lane body any good,” remarked the event of tbe nigbt befdes when al value. Rettector bowls with 1 cofnpacls, priced from $2.S0 up solves a capsule and puts the .so 700 reels, priced at 3 fbr $1.00, at or. In sizes 12 to 44. at $3.98 to can be done for It in the Way of with a lantern. stranger In Breese Orator, Kana. the house bad been buzgMl three-or six-way adjustments save mav be hand-palntod cloisonne, lution on her regular p n curls-- KEMP’S, INC., are No. .30, Grand $7.98. treatment, it can cause serious Ill & Farmer—Where be goto’ then, “Yest you've said It" Cbmmant- Mre. Newsicb—"A s a mattar o* THE CORNER OF HIGH S t . CED/^R SvyAMP ROAD George? ed Jud Hoaktoa. “Stoca the |aat •j-e^raln. Prices start at $16.95. ; set*in 24K gold, or two-toned gold and the curl stays in until the Cenyon, Bright Angel 'Trail; No. ness and indeed death when it is fact we were eating our soup^" : colored metal in unusual shapes next shampoo. 'iMinit Curl" cap 32. Grand Canyon, River Trail: A quieUy drtMed woman can I George— (Grinning Sheepishly) tornado hit this town Tve got a Candid Frlrad—"And o f ooune, Yam necklaces that line up a ' and designs. For-get-mc-nots or- sules are $1.20, plus tax, at the No. 127, Yellowstone National often distinguish an entirely con- “ "detected, I be go(n’ courtin’, muster. barn and no hogs more than I none o f you beard anjrtlitog.” row of Jaiinty little men on a single ' nament an exceptional Ronson CENTER PHARMACY for a box Park; No. 220, Homes of Movie servatlve outfit by adding a bizarre More people have dlabetea who Farmer— You had no-ought to had.” strand of heavy yam are smart I ••Adonis” cigarette lighter. Tiny —the moat economical plan for Stars; No. 206, Sun Valley Winter; note in costume jewelry. |dp not know it than waa formerly take a lantern goto' courtin’, Friend—You aay your laundry for any recipient to wear with her perfume flasks with an atomizer trim hair beauty. N o.•267, White Mountains; No. believed. In a sample study of Oorge. When I went courtin' my Shartls woman reminds you o f a good turtle-neck sis'eater. I will he prized. For her ritamins 269, Old Covered Bridges of New Whether you give a CHEST OF 1 several hundred people carried out mtoausi I never took no lantern A man who thinks before he preacher? or other remedies there are de Even tiny scraps esn qualify for nngIand:-'No. 273, Maine Seacoast; SILVER or a single serving piece not long ago, 40 wore found who along, George. speaks Woman— Yes. ahe Is always DARLING COTTON DRESSES lightful little pill boxes in gold your Toyland this year ns bean No. 275 and 296, St. Louis Zoo; as a Christmas gift, you will find already knew they had diabetes George—No. aee’ee didn’t mua- Might not aay anything for weeks. bringing things home to raa that tor girls from siac 1 to 14 are colored metal. bags for babies. No. 386, Ste. Anne de Beaupre. the highest quality o f silver piste, nnd 30 people were found who had ter, but then, see what ye got! Maurice Seitter. I never saw before. priced at an- amazing $1.98 to made by the best manufacturers diabetes which they knew nothing Branches of pine needles or holly and designed In a varietv of charm- about! Those with unrecognized $4.98 at MARLOW’S. Gay swing Two big "Diamond Jim Brady” Our c x ^ r t explains that the MICKEY FINN may be thriist through ribbon Ing patterns at WIOR’S. "nd untreated diabetes, o f course, No Circobrt LANK LBONARO ing skirts, coquettish ruffles (one buttons of rhlne.stones sewed to way to turn a skimpy bough of type tacked up to show a white gether with a strong thread make bows and anchored to stay put ------arc candidates for serious dlffl- R8f-V.?CTal.Ur»*t I with strips Of transparent adhe evergreen into a tapering and full- A trunk tray can be lined Inside c“ >ty later on. If these proportions I MfStdfM SvtidMU, Isr.' IT,0M,1 KNOW petticoat ruffle below), extremely anazzy-looking cuff links to give spreading little tree is to add more ^ HUMPH.'IP I HMM.' TM pretty plaids, stripes and printk to a Gibson girl. sive tape. and out with a remnant piece of hold for the entire United States, AU ABOUT WANT TO USE AERAID THAT’S branches. He builds up a tree striped satin and two shelves ln-U>>ere are approximately 1,000.000 mnke these delightful ^ r is t n ia f by mounting many small ever TILL THINGS DRY OUT A BIT. PROM YES-'fOUREMEMBiR 6IG6LEHEIMERS that fiblo m WHAT IT IB/ New displays are added dally to | serted to make a charming shadow people In the United States who frocks. Sure to entrance is a pret FAMOUS WATCniES Hamil green branches Into n base of foam l6l66LCHeiMEirs )>THE BIG BUILPIN6 -BUT WHAT ARB USE tT.» ty little girl’s frock tsizo 9 to 18 the brilliant array, 6f slightly Ir-1 box•- “ for*----- a’ tea-cdp ” collection. ■■ ‘ have diabetes and do not even ton, Elgin, Gruen, Benrus. Bulova rubber. know It ■ BMPIWntY? V JUST ACROSS THe THET WRITIN’ months and 1 to 3) plus a doll and others—make superb Christ regular NECKTIe S—definitely In' . STREET FROM OUR ME FOR? dressed In the same mnterlal. both mas gifts from WIOR'S JEWEL demand as (Christmas gifts-^at the Something VOL. LXVnL, NO. 58 AdvarUatag an Page ig) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1948 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS American Doubts After Riot at Michigan Plant Chinese Reds Claim Wisdom of Move Seizure of Suchow; To Reach Accord Refugees Go West Colonel Howley Says Move Slowly Russians Have Broken So Many Agreements Upon Appeab I Reap of Thiw Govern He Is Doubtful, on Israel Membership ment Army Groups Any New Pact on Ber T o A id C h in a Moving Slowly SotiUi- lin Being Honored In UN Sidetracked ward in Effort to Top American Officials ------^------:— Support Other Na Berlin, Dec. 2— (ff) — The American sector commandant Have No Doubt Situ UnHed Stores and Brll-j gavillgS MaV tionalist Armies Ex in Berlin said today the Rus ation Created by Red posed; Denial Made sians have broken so many Suchow Abandoned agreements he doubts the Advances is Critical flict in Security Coun- D ccide Fuiicls vdsdom of tiying to reach a Nanking. Dec. 2— The BnUetinl new one in the German crisis. Overtomed aatomohllea lie la paridag space of Shakespeare company plant at Kahunasoo, Mich., after Chinese (kimmunists laid The statement of Col. Frank WaeUiigtoB, Dec. X— (/Pi—> aboat 800 invaders broke into two strlkrboand factories of the Ann. wrefited equipment. Injured several Paris. Dec. 2—(iP) — The j FOT ScrVlCCS Madame Chlaag Kai-Shek has claim tonight to Suchow, im Howley was made at a news workmen and pasbed the oars over oa their sides before fleeing. The CIO United Steel Workers have Security Council sidetracked ; ------asked for appointments with > been conducting a strike called Sept. 1 in a demand for contract changes at the plants which naumtac- portant government base 211 conference in which he catted the President ‘Trnmaa and Secre today Israel's urgent request t McKellar Advises Fiuun- Oommunlats who aet up a rump tare Ashing tackle and aato parts. (A P Mirephoto). miles northwest of Nanking. tary of State Marshall to |m m s city government In the Soviet for immediate membership in 1 This exposed the rear of for argent American aid to cial Rating With New sector ‘‘criminals." the United Nations. T h e three government Army Howley said the acUon was the Chinese govemnsMit la its United States and Britain i flght against Chinese Osm- Guard Flung Congress May Rest groups moving aiowly south SAVING’ taken with full Russian accord Suggests Post Office were in sharp conflict in the and marked "just one more step mnnists. Diplomatic ..aathorl- On Unification Results ward in an effort to support in a long line o f broken agree . ties said that the apptdat- Council before the issue was other nationalist Armies isolated ments have not been made About Plants under OommunUta attacks in tha ments." The colonel said that for referred, witliout a formal Washington, Dec. 2—(J‘)— Sen two years, the Russians systemat bat presamably win he ar vote and without opposition, to • Suhslen and Pengpu areas rang Faces Reorganization ator McKellar (D., Tenn.) advised SHOP THIS WEEK. WHILE WARDS FINE GIFT-SELECTIONS ARE STILL COMPLETE I ically have broken "all the solenm range within a day or so. It inamberrhip conunittce. ing down to 100 miles from Nan agreements" reached by the four Is qpderstood that she also Law Enforcement Agen Urges .\dr.Uaston ot Israel the armed services today their king. occupation powers. wants to call on Mrs. Tra- The United States urged the II- financial rating with the new Con Fall Claimed Wedneafoy i\ cies Move in to Pro The CXimmunist broadcast beard “Is it really worth all the effort Brown Hints Agency! * nation Oouncll to admit larmel at gress may rest on whether they to try to get additional agree once. Sir Alexander Ctadogan ot In Nanking said Suchow fell at ments with them?” he asked. Washington, Dec. 2— (Jf) — ‘Top tect Two Factories One of Chief Targets! News Tidbits Britain opposed this, declaring the can show a unification savings div 8 p.m. Wednesday. Israeli application la premature, idend. A few minutes before the Cbm- Questioned whether efforts in Ameiicsn officials moved slowly O f Bipartisan Coinmis- caOed From W*) Wlrea United Nations to mediate the today in the face of urgent-appeals Resolutions that the political com^ttee atlU The veteran lawmaker la slated munist broadcast, the govemmant Berlin blockade crisis are ‘‘a sion Hoover Heads —...... la dealing with the Palestine ques for a key role in settling tbe m m ti^ spokesman. Gm. -fong from the Chinese government for Kalamazoo, Klich.. Dec. 2— tion. waste of time,” Howley said: (ffV-The CIO United Steel mounting dispute oveivhow much Wen-Yl, had said all governniaat help before it is too late. Argentina’s pro - government France and Canada both said this country will spend on defense troops in Suchow—estimated at "Discuaslona on tbe high level workers today said lts'''teem- Bulletin! press assails government of Chile are never a waste of time. Dally Authorities said there is no hers conducted a raid Wednes they felt the Israeli apidlcation next year. He is due to become about 250,000—were concentrated we try to reach some agreement doubt here that the situation day on the Shakespeare com New York, Dec. 2—