^ESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1951 ATtraR* Dally Not Proio Roa ' ThoWhi . ram aft at «t V. 8,'W o mandf^Bt^r lEttBnins l|Bralb F4r thft Wft* BiOhlg Hartford; Parker Soren, 110 Oom- Otoodgr ttmm tog. Manchaatar tobaceo growara Pvt. Richard Bftrany, huaband Oght nrift a r OrlMli may caat tha|r halleta In th* rafnr- ot th* formar Rally A. Oilman of Honorary Chairman Ski (^lub Holding la invited (o attend and watch a ttock road: Michael Winter*, 88 10,412 andum ot prte* aupports and aere- Wall* atraat, haa computed hla 16- demonstration of skiing tech­ Wells atreet; Samuel Felice, 144 HALE'S HwreOfty. N* eOftagwl ag* control on Friday, Dae. 7, at weak baalc training coura* with Second Meeting niques. Those Interested In enter­ Highland atreet. the 5th Infantry Diviaioh at the ing the races should JlhAne Rich-- Admitted today: James Quiah. Word hM l>»«i r«ertv*d f t th» the Eaat Hartford Town Hall ManeheUer-^A City of Vilhgo Charm from • a. m. to 8 p. m. Indiantown Oap Military Reierva- ard Willi*. Glastonbury; Frederick Dutton. Headquarters Mrth of ft ton, Dmiflaa Hftrry. on tlon. The club'* first weekend outing Jr., 76 Bower* street. Sat. * to Mr. and Mi*. Robert The aecond monthl.v meeting of Mambava-of th* Ladiaa Aid So­ the Manchester Ski Club will take will take place the weekend of Discharged yesterday: David R Vug«> of LftnalnE. Jan. 11. Membera planning to go ru R (ClftaaUM AdvartMag *• Fftf* 38) MANCHESTER, CONNw WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1951 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FIVE CENTS Iiftv* ft four-j(*«r-oW dabfhter. ciety of the Concordia Laitheran 8gt. Kannath M. Falthwaather place Wedneaday night, Dec. 12. at Wiley. 91 Chestnut street; Mary VOL. LXXI, NO. M Church are reminded to bring b of 88 Walker atreet wae among 8 o'clock, at th# Lodge in Center should bring a $5 deposit to the Cheney, 70 Hartford road; Rich­ ■Cftrblyn OrftC*. Mi*. Bugel U U>» Spring* Park. After a short bual- Dec. 12 meeting. (bnnor U jcIUo AKftrd> daufhter of grab bag gift to the Chriitma* the 4.777 combat vetarana from ard Soucy, Somers; baby boy Cur­ party to be held tonight at 7:80 at the Orient w’ho reached San Fran- nea* meeting conducted by Presi­ tin, 21.8 Center atreet; Stephen |lr*. Pftul Afftrd of *4 laurel r||*eo y8etef day Aboard a tranaport dent Gordon Filbig, there will be a ■treet th* church. Barningham. 28 Cornell street. Dr. Gibson, Lawyers (Confer which docked at Fort Maeon. En- five minute talk and Inatructlon . HospilaUNoles Discharged today: Mr*. Mar>- ■Dispute Fix The Alplna Society will hold a llellng In the regular army In Krp- on first aid by Karl Kehler, fol­ Kryaiak and son, 90 Diirant street; Oeorre S. KconomaWe. * native lember, 1946, Rgt. Fairweather lowed by Richard Willi* who will Oiriatmaa party tomorrow night A d m ltt^ yesterday: Louis George Herxog. Rockville; Mrs. of Ufypf ««• of preaent a etu- at 7 o'clock at the Italian-Ameri- waa In Korea at the outbreak of diaciiaa ski equipment and care. Fliiabeth Pongrat*. 219 Oak dent at ODlumbla Unlverelty. will hoatllitlea there. He waa asiigned Again there will be another in­ Miller, 28 Whitney drive: Robert Evidence in Volcano V Deaths Over 500 ean Chib on Eldridge atreet. Each teresting aki movie in color. Keefe. 21 Salter* road; Sharon street: Margaret Hlrth. Rockville; be tbe neet epeaker at the meet- member ia aaked to bring a prea­ lo the lOftth Finance Disburalng Mra. Rose Rvangeliata and son, 8.8 Inr of the Rotary Club at 7:S0 to­ Unit which la attached to Eighth At a special meeting of the Eldredge. 30 Westfield atreet; Mra. ent for the grab bag. Mary McDonald, 82 Spruce atreet; Oreen Manor- road; John f^eaeik, night at the Country Qub. He Army Headquarter*. hoard of director* of the aki club, 138 Broad street. leaa eecured by Carl P\iray, chair­ plana were made for a field day Mra. Florence ObuchowskI, 70 Tax Frauds man of the International commit­ 171# Holy Angela Mnthera Cir­ Wells atreet: Mra. Freda Haien, Birth today: A son to Mr. and cle will meet tomorrow night at TTie Willing Worker* group ot to be held In January at Mt. Nebo. Mra. George Hatxenhuhler, 199 tee. the South Methodlat W8CS will when an opportunity will be given ] West Wlllinglon; Patricia Donlon, Washington, Doc. 5—(A V - 8 o'clock at the home of Mr*. Clif­ to all claaaea of aki racers-to corn- 28 Flovyer street; Paul Lombardo, Hollister atreet. ford Rautenberg, 127 Hemlock meet in the ladle*' parlor of the Ranges, Refrigerator* The Democratie chairman of The D.U.V.C.W. will hold a atreet. church tomorrow afternoon at 2 a House committee looking meeting; tonight at 8 o'clock at 27 o'clock. Th# bualneaa meeting will be followed by a Chrlatmaa party Washers and Al! into charges of An attempted Allies Continue Red Quiz Maple Btreet. Announcement ia made of a Di­ $600,000 “tax fix shake- vine Circle lo be held at 'the and member* are aeked In bring a Other Appliances Lithuanian Social Club on Gol- .70-cent gift tor the grab-bag. Hoa- down” declared today there is . — . * ------— ------way atreet Thuraday evening at teaae* will be Mra. Carrie Ander- no evidence that high govern aon, Mra. Marion Barrett and Mr*. the JW eiiA M eoii 8 o'clock. The apeakera will be Lftura Clark. ment officials were involved. William Brainard of tbia town William V. DeHan, chairman of aUMMMftTCft CMH* But Rep., King (D., Cftlif) and Madame Harriet Golden Get Answer 3/s^r. Stepinac Released Fear Lava, the Manchester Democratic Town acoMad T. Lamar Caudle, ousted 1 ^ ^ Freeman of New Haven. All are Th# W'omen'a l..eague of the Committee and a central commit­ (ormar aaaiatant Attorney Gen welcome. Second Congregational Church, oral, in ft atfttemant for Caudle'* which i* holding Ita . all-group teeman from Hartford County, is aaaoeifttion with Frank N athan- On Meaning Ash Cover The Wealey group of the South meeting tomorrow evening, ex­ honorary chairman of the annual tend* a cordial Inflation to the one of two men named by Chicft' Under Titovs Condition Methodlat CTuirch will meet to­ Democratic Christmas party, go lawyer Abraham Teitelbaum morrow evening at «;.70 for a pot public to attend the mualrale by which ia arhediiled to he held at small* aKsInat him, he condemned Com- Organist Warren D. Wood end the as having sought 8600,000 from Belgrade, YugoRlnvia, Dec.< i*'*' f*''* year* m a lurk aiipper. A talk on riiriatmaa the American Legion Home F ri­ him to "take care" of hi* tax Of ‘Neutral’ mimlem and pointed an accusing 10 Villages I j decoratlona by Mlaa Marjorie Ste- High School Round Table Singer*, day evening at 8 o’clock. The (/P) _ c o m m u n i.x t Y u g o -, iMliunt h opM avary in the sanctuary about 8:15. tioublM. finger *1. the roiirl, saying the phena of Vernon and a Chrlatmaa program will include a Chrlatmaa DOUBLE alavia today gave------'*Msgr. — Former .trchhlahop Rep. Byrne* (R.. W ill, another ay from 8 A. M. uatil 4 party will b* enjoyed. Membera are grab hag. dancing by Rosalie olic't^iurcT'""*Msnila. Dec. 5-(/P)-The membera ot the House Ways and Muiifian,------. Korea. Dec. 1 ___Alojzijcj- .j- ___ Stepinar•...... hi.* condi-- ...... 88ie offlnal *t*temenl re- I! reminded to provide a .'SO-cent gift Orford Parish Chapter, DAR. Chapdelalne and singing bv Mar­ Caargea against Dr. OaaaM F. CUbaon (mater) a( Daahury, were . M. will meet Thuraday afternoon at Meana subcommittee, said King (IP)— Allied negotiators aoked'tjonal freedom, making it (erred to htm a* the "(ormei The Tiio regime often had said' Philippine Newa Service to- for exchange. The committee In- garet Falkowaki. Tony O'Bright DOUBLE dropped tills afternoon In connection with a manalanghter count In it would gladly release Magr night said mors than 600 rome In anytime Wedneaday cludea Mra. F,dlth MicCliiggage. 2;.70 at the home of Mra. Maurice will play hla marimba for danc­ was apeaking only for himself In the death af 74-yaar-eM RHaabeth Ayres, who left lilm $100,000 In questions for two hours and clear he could not with gov- Arrhbixhop.’ ii said Truatenitaer, 22 Phelp* road. A «|eclaring there waa no direct evl' a half at an Alice-in-Wonder­ Alojxije Slepinar. former Arch­ Stepinac If he would leave the bodies had been recovered and hoy the Mclgtoeh or Green­ Mra. Bernice Hilliard. Mra. Doro­ ing. All Democrat* are Invited dtnee of high government of- her will. Olhson waa aeeuaed of hastening her death by administer­ ernment approval resume ni* bishop of the Catholic CTiiirrh In country, never lo take the Arch- ing Apple* we feature In .1 lb. thy Miiea and Mra. Winnie Dexter. program of Chrialma* mualc, with to attend. ing dangeroim dfim** without "providing the safeguard which ahonld land Bort of Korean truce ses- from th* ash-fitrewn elopes Mr*, .lime Yeoman* Park aa gucat fleial* being involved. Bymee said duties «s Roman Crftholic Yiigotlavla, has been conditionally hlahop'a poet In Yugoslavia. There bftC* a t 48c a hag. I-nwer price* aeeompany theen." lie Is shown with hla lawyers Dnrid OoMaMn aion toda.v—and Rot the an­ Primate of YYiRoslavia. released. haa been Increasing preaaiir* In the of Hibok Hibok volcano on |>rev*ll on fre»h rrl*p Green anioiat. will he enjoyed. The hoa- the evidence waa not all in. (left) and Beruard Peek. (NRA Telephoto). teaaea will be Mra. Nelaon Smith. The Center Church Senior Choir Green Stamps In any avent. Byrne* declared, swer to just one question. The official new* agency Tan- "That decision has been taken United States and elsewhere for Camiguin Island in the south* llean* and the quality of the | Jug announced the spiritual lead­ by the Croatian Minister of the the rbiirrhman'a release, since life liMUiB and freaih golden aumnier Mre. Duciiia Foater and Mr*. Har­ win hold ita regular rehearsal to­ the story unfolded b.v the com­ The Reds defined what ern Philippines. old Alvord. morrow night at 7:.80. Given With Cash Sales mittee had provided "an objset they meant by a neutral er of Yiigoalavia's seven million Interior, Ivan Krajacic, and was Tllo regime began moving c.lnaer The volcano erupted twice aqua»h la excellent. TOYS laaann In vicious influene* pad- Catholics would live in a parish based on arlicle.s S7 and SS of In the West In mailer* of defense. All Day country and Rave, examples: house St his native village of the law on pimlahment. security Several U. S. Congressmen had yesterday. It still spouted George Raviar cannni get «ing.” smoke and flames today. SmoN Dopotlt HoMt Reports "Caqua" Voids Ayres Death Communist Czechoslovakia Kraale, near the Ooatlan rapital and educalionsl correctional pleaded with Tito to release the over the volume of huaineaa King and Bymas mad* thair of Zagreb. measures. cleric. Gov. Paclenoa Yaallna of eftat- and Poland, or non-Commu- ern Mlaamla Frovlhce, Who came we have developed on hia I atatamanta when the committee nist Switzerland, Sweden and Magr. Rtepinse was senlrneed "Sleplnsc will reside In his na­ .AnuMMid ftalltollce FREE DEUVERT IN TOWN Wedof Dec. 5 emvened to question Nathan five year* ago to IS years In pri­ tive town, Kraaic, near Zagreb. He The arreel and Inal arniiaed from nearby Mindanao Island tn IDAHO BAKING POTA- Denmark. take charge of rescue and evacua­ ” OES. He atarted ua off I DOUBLE^.^ AIB, I about tha aansatlonal story told son. He denied the charges of ha* derided lo lake residence in Cathnllc Indignation thrniighnut Charge on Gibson ■Die Cnmmimiats want neutral the ioral parish house." the world. He waa the first high tion. ratiraaled that 3.000 may with weekly ahipmenta of by Taltatbaum. wartime collaboratlnn with the GhfM With Cash Saks AN Day Wod.. Doc. 5 IT'S H ia i; : : In abbrt, Taltelbaum's taatlmony team* to auper\-iae any truce Axis and postwar plotting to At his trial, the Archbishop re­ Catholic leader tn he Imprisoned have died In yeaterday'a first GREEN STAMPS ftA- Aj__ ■------■ mmgm eruption, which witnesses have 2 or .1 bnga of these fine FERNDALE waa that Nathan and Bart X. Nea­ reached, and only at "port* of en­ overthrow the regime of Premier peatedly lold the three-man Com­ In eastern Europe after the war. potatoes. Now we sell 2.'> or ter, a Hollywood, Fla., businaaa Bridgeport, Conn., Dec. 5— tiP)— The Superior Court today try." Marshal Tito. munist courl "my conscience is called an atnmlc-llke. hlaat. Armaa From High School Allied subcommittee at Pan- (fkmltnued On Page Twelve) Neither tha governor’s ealimate 30 50 Ih. bags each week. RITIONAl man. represantad to him that dismissed manslaughter charges against Dr. Donald F. Gib­ The 83-year-old Arehbishop had clear, " In denying all the charge* 1098 Main St.,—Mancheator Given With Cash Sales In Both thar* waa a "ellqua” in Washing­ munjom aaked 30 times what the nor the newa aervice'a figure had Buy them in 5 nr 10 lb. Iota | son, accused of causing the death of an elderly, wealthy ronflrmatlnn. 7 A. M.-ll P. M. ton which looked for "soft Red* meant by "port* of entry.” . . hake or rook them any touches” and th at they were con- spinster who left him all her property. The dismissal came They didn’t get an answer; the Find 188 Bodien other way . . . you will he These Stores All Day ateCaS with this "clique." He on a defense motion made Imme-* Red'a said they already had an- Big Four Air^ IVlillioii Damage Expect Second Red Cross headquarter* in Ma­ back for more. 8atd Nathan and Neater aaked Him diately after the atata rested ttsT^^ .. 'g~va iwered clearly. nila aald tonight the PhUIpptnea for $135,000 Immediately and rase sgainat the 50-ye*r-old dtp-1 F -C I orlpfc I f l f S aiibcommitteemen scheduled sn- 111 5 Mill. Storm Army had recovered 169 Ixidi**. All through the •Inm. wr en­ C O 6 K I R 1*75,000 "within 73 houra" to save per Danbury doctor. J-FIC other meeting for IX a. m, Thura­ Views on Halt Storm to Lash A Red Croaa director o f dlaaater joyed an nniiaually hritk hetween Dr. Marching Files effective and aupervialng an arm!*' Pari*, Dec. 8- (48—United Na­ section here earl.v toda.v and Portland, Ore., Dec. 8 lAI He said Injured were being Bant Oiudle, Jeaa Larson, head of the Gibron and the death of 74-y*ar- lice. tiona Assembl,v Prealdent Lula caused damages estimated at Tha Pacific Northwest coast, bat­ from the stricken northern sec­ AT FINEHURST Guaranteed Frefth Oenarat" Sanrleas administration: nld Eliaabeth M. Ayres. She died Charge Douhle Talk Padilla Nervo aald today Russia more than ll.fiOn.Ofk) but ho tered yesterday by a gal* that tion of Camiguin to Mahiriog on CSiarlas Ollphant. chief counsel of July 28. 1960, in the home she and Chatham, Eng., Dec. 8—oP)—An one was reported Injured. the southeast coast of the island Aa the Wedneaday meeting ad and the Weatern powers are clari­ took four Uvea In Oregon and FRESHI-r GROITN'D the Internal Revenua Bureau, and Dr. Gibson cccupied. eight-ton double-decker liua, oper­ Journed a Tokyo broadcast by the fying their positlone a* never be­ Tornadoes are extremely for treatment for scald* and Spies Mikir Georga J. Scheeneman and Joseph Together, under a eurvivorahip ated by a driver cited for a quarter "Voice of the United Nation* fore In secret disarmament talks rare in this area often fre­ Washington, girded for another burn*. Nunhan, formar Oommlaaienera of ■tnrm today. Volcanic heat began subsiding 4iiiib Pattits lA. 65e deed, they owned property century of safe driving, rumbled Command" accused Commiiniat here. quented hy hurricanes. I Intam al Revenua. ‘ variously estimated to be worth negotiitora of using double talk to Yesterday's wind*, recorded at and rescue worker* were able tn Into the singing ranks of march­ But aa tha fifth aeaslon of -the George L. Uanady of the 70 to 75 mile* an hour, caused th# SLICED liACORN REFRIGERATOR MtWt All thes* named promptly mad* 165,000 to 8100.000. To get aele gain political objective* through Big Four disarmament, conference penetrate deeper Into the sah and ing boy cadeU last night and IT, S. Weather Bureau, who deaths. lava area. BACON ...... Ih. 4.5c IXCiUttVI poaseaalon of this, the state killed 23 of them. th* bark door. ended today there was no indica­ made the damage estimate, 87.3 Main St. Tel. 41.38 i t aun riM« a we* feed iMr. INDICATOR tOmUntMi *■ Paga RIghtaan) charged. Dr. Oibeon had giveh The hroadcaaf said th# Red pro­ Two men were killed when a The Philippine New* Service Nineteen more, boys, some near tion that Wert and Eaat had said the tornado waa about tree toppled on their car near th* KHl'RriNR YORK STATR WIIOHT. .. Mile A.vre* a dangerou# drug, posal to ban all troop replace- reached any substantial agree- aald 10,000 of Camiguin'a 4.5.000 DECEMBER 5 amidopyridlne, during hef last ill- death. lay In hnspttida. Ten others 400 to fiOO feet wide and about coastal city ot Raadaport. Or*. An- aixi f*l(.wid(k yeaatakU NO fIZIUNO I • manta would have th* effect of re­ mant on their potea-apart views on 1200 feet long. residents had baen • vacua ted to AflplMaucai c!:;" )U I I, Mk wd It naaa were treated for shock. moving foreign troops from Ko­ oUuur Wftft fatally tojuted wlian a ufer areas. drawer * J**a* drawer • paaads psM» NO JIOOUNO . I . . It. waa the worst road accident jaow to end th* world's arm* race. Thi* tornado lasted about tree crumpled a shed at Junction " O ' "0“ ftalalaia et«al wraartreei er * Nobel Scientist Dr. Otbaon, amillng In contrast rea. Tlila was one of the ' Reds' At the close of th * ' meeting, Omstabulary and voluntacra BV»fBL.r. RKK f’HVNK STYl.R • tap and NO USTININO, i . . lo the ner%’ou* demeanor he had tn Brittah motoring history. five minutes between 2.37 City, The fourth man died at stood guard in the hard hit area GREEN I.ABEI. Tat. a draw laditatar. The driver, John George Sam- Drat political demands. Under th* Nervo told reporters: __ _ NO lO<( a» taad |al<« exhibited during th* morning aes- Red plan troop* leaving for xick- "It^is my personal fipininn that a. m. Ic.a.t.I and 2:52 A m. nearby Vancouvar, Waah., when a to maintain order and prevent WOULB YOU LIKE i t Wae Saaarat n*e«rle it-ee«d- iM.a* da. la attapiag alMai aon. 57, was Uken home and put gust of wind tipped hi* pickup TUNA ran 29c Barred by U. S. rion of the trial,' Mld th'-a State­ under a doctor’s care. Shocked and nesa, injury, rotation or expired never* before in dlacusaion at looting. ment that "gossip aad th* talk of enlistment couldn't be replaced. which T was present huK the truck. He waa cruahed aa he BHII BmoMng Paaaro Cooking aavaa up to 75^ aonk- sick, Samson was unable tn ex­ tried to Jump clear. BHl’RFINE . Dr. Chain* Co-Diicover- happened to hit the formation of Salvador* Niinea, killed near BEANS can 17c I FINE FOODS . . . wondar that thaaa h*m-of-iU kiirKtn Dr. Gibson, expreaaing happi­ more than 50 marching boys. It in building airstrips for war than the respective positions ahowed Cairo Students pines Air Force Capt. Pedro Loe er of Penicillin, Re­ ness at the outcome of the casa, In rebuilding the country for that there were not great differ­ Reedsport; J. M. Harper, 94, Junc­ Banna that amok* waa itlll rising Soo FOUR new Rofrlgorfrior mt— M p tn aia in aueh tramandoti* aamand. smashed into them from lieMnd. tion City, John A. Boyle, Port­ EUMDAI-E BAR'n.ETT WITH ALL THE The children, all )>etween 10 and peace." ences of opinion, while In other from fiaaure* and gray anil tn a ^ MOIDS 4 etNT-«ZI jected on Vita Bids (Oattnoed en Pag* Hghtoaa) asperts it waa made clear on Reported Hurt land. nine square mile are* on the vol­ PEARS t / z c ^ ^ MASON JAtS 13 years old, were ckdeta tn the Commiiniat negotiators said they fiommimlcfttlona Out DETAILS TAKEN CRHOIISESSON Royal Marine Corps. They sang in weren't yet ready to answer the which point* there were differ­ cano slopes. The J. W. Hale Corp. Araonc ita many advan- Naw Tork. Dec. 8—iO — Dr. ences." The storm struck al dawn yea HHURnNE VELI-OW f'l.ING the iarga capacity atap aa they marched—their twin Allied request to put another sub­ "Coconut trees atlll are neatly of th* pKaam Cookbb. Th* Ernast B. Cliaiij. Nobel prlae win­ file* Juft th* width of the bus—to committee to work on th* prob­ The Big Four went into their In New Rioting terday, knocking nut telephone spaced In the area." the officer BARE OF FOR YOU? WE GI VE GREEN STAMPS lines and making commiintcatton PEACHES f an c new iraproyad PaaeTO I ner and co-dlscoverer of penicil- Would Exhume see an amateur Ijoxlng match at lem of exchanging priaoner*. The sixth conference this afternoon. waa quoted, "but denuded ot fruit 2*/2 39 "80”, with ita 4-qiuurt-phia- J (Chatham's naval barracks. Allies propose this In hopes of get­ Th# Mexican diplomat is pre­ with coastal area* difficult. Ama­ and leaves." Pinehurat Rift fruit and eeeking capacity, i* lam f lih, twice ha* been denied vlsaa to ting an armistice by Dec. 27, the siding over th* aeaaiona attended Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 8 - (Al Po­ teur radio operators and radio SHURFINE enough for four pint-aia* | com* to the United States. Passengers on the bus, riding "Th* soil ha* turned from a fond basketft contain not GENERAL^ELECTRIC atendard Maaon jara. Bodies of Two home in the suppertlme rush hour deadline set for making the ten­ by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei lice fired today on student dem stations supplied report* of the rich brown to ghastly, smoulder­ only wonderful fruit hut Both requaata for via** were darkness, didn’t know what waa tative reaae-fire line effective.. Y. Vishinaky, U. 8. Ambassador onatrator* who siuroiinded the In­ mounting damage. Tea Bass pkg. of 48 43c Stall vout eiitTOceexii Nom mad* at the United States rrnau- ing gra.v. There is no sign of life many other food delicacies RIFRIOiRATORS happening imtil it waa all over. Rag Five MIGH Philip C. Jessup, Britiah Minister terior Ministry building here. Here la the picture of damage: In th* devaatated area and what Compare the price .. .the quality late In Rom*, th* American (Com­ Mangled bodies were strewn for Th the air war, deadly shooting of State Selwyn Lloyd and French your frienda will enjoy. mittee for th* Weiamann Institute N. H. Official for Probe First reports said many of the British Columbia- The pounding looked like former villagea and SO yards along the cobblestone American Jet pilola toda.v blasted delegate Jules Moch. wind! pushed high tide through a hamleto now are devoid of any CIT-RITE We urge you to make of Science aald today. road. The huge vehicle lunrehed five Red MIG Jets out of the skies atiidenla were injured. The first application was made In Deaths of Wealthy Dismas Point Three dike near Vancouver. Some 3,000 form of existence." comparisons. Measure the $ 1 2 - 9 5 through almost the whole forma­ and damaged five more, the Fifth He said today's meeting waa The demonatrations were In pro­ acres were flooded and farmers Hibok Hibok'* crater was atlll Wax Paper nZ» 27c | last April. It sought permission Widow and Her Nurse tion and careened Into a lamp Air Force announced. quality of the foods in Pine- for the German-born aclantlat. confined Iff a discussion of Point test against the killing of Egyp­ aald they might have to slaughter Invisible late Wedneaday, shroud­ post, ita fenders bent and bleod.v. The Air Force aald no U. S. Jeta Three of th* French-British- tian* in clashes with British their rattle aa moat of their win­ ed by low, dense clouds of amoke Now In Block, full line of ac^itt hurst Jfiift baskets against wh'o la now a British ciUsen, to A passenger on the upper deck were, daifiaged. Soft Weave Paper. Scot TlBBac, Exeter. N. H„ Dec. 8 — (45 American disarmament resolution troop* the past two day* in Sue*. ter feed waa lost. The volcano issued a second other gifta you may aee dis- com* to tha United Bute* to un- said he felt only "a series of light This was the 10th conaeciitive Similar demonatratlona tooV place mighty blast laat night, abaut 10 Scott TowcIb. Stock up a doren | Gift Suggestions dartak* a United Nations World Cotmty Solidtor John M. Brant and th* Soviet amendments to It. Washington High tides flood­ played. saya that "If competent medical humps” as the heavy wheels day of Jet warfare over northwest Point Three directs a disarma­ in Alexandria. ed basements of homes and shops. hours after the Drat blowoff. or two roll*. Health Organisation mission in crunched through. Korea. Our baskets make nice. th* United SUtea, England and authority recommends it,'’ he wlU ment commission to prepare a The pro-government newspaper Come to Plnchimit Meal l>ept. PRO^ OUR POPULAR exhume th* Ijodies of wealthy draft treaty for the ' regulation, Al Balagh said aome students (Continued On Page TweKe) (Ooatinued on Page R l^toen) for the lre*he*t Pork . . . the I Christmas gifts, too. Just 'Hie Nethariands. Mra. Sarah A. Rollins. 91. and her (Continued from Page One) .(OnnHnoerf im Page Eighteen) limitation and balanced reduction were hit hy rifle fire. Another flne*t ground meal* . . . regular tell Mr. C. J. Butler what Ha waa to study antibietiea In- nurse, Mra. Irene (Copeland, 44, Jn of all armed force* and arma­ newspaper reported 40 students Hamburg 7Ic . . . lean Groimd ' you would like and how sUUatlon*. 'Visit tha American type an investigation of their deaths. ments. It tells the commission treatment. Beef 8tc Ih. Send the children eultur* coUaction in Washington Brant made that aUtement In a to be guided by the following A high ranking police official much you want to spend. Notion Department and to.eonault with aelentiata hare • . . or come youroelf. news confarane* yeatarday shortly principles: said shotguns were fired In an ef­ Reds Hasten to' Design Ml tha peaaiMUtias of atimulating after Lloyd H. Bklltinga, 49, one- Kefauver Says UN Only 1. Reduction of armed forces fort to break up th# demonstra­ CBS COLUMBIA raaaarch abroad in th* davelop- time Somcraworth garaga owner, to levels adequate for defena# but tion. but that no rifles were need. WISS PINKING SHEARS mant of panidUin. atraptomydn pleaded innocent of larceny and not for aggression. The mlntatry of education an­ and ethar ‘‘wondar" drug*. 2. Guaranteed disarmament Whan.hla visa request to tha other charges Involving $348,000 nounced that beceuse of the riot­ Good Jet Interceptor 20 INCH of Mrs. RolUna’ esUt*. ‘Real Chance’ For Peace demand* progressive disclosure ing all schools in Cairo and Alex­ $3.95 ~ $6.95 ~ $7.95 Here’s front row enjoyment Rome consulate first waa rejected. Mr*. Otpfland. a Someraworth and verlhcatlnn on a continuing Dr. Chain asked th* help of th* andria would be closed for an in­ for every member of the dlitrict niira*, waa fotnd dead in basis of all arm* Including the definite period. family the whole yegr round. World Health Organiutlon. which Seattle, Dec. 6—(/P)— In a speech billed as a “reply” to atomic; 'Washington, Dec. 6—(4>)—The Russians, with an eye on TABLE MODEL filed a formal requaat with th* a Levers' Lane in Dover, May 18. The students, numbering’ sever­ the growing capability of American long-range bombers to ^ GRIFFON PINKING SHEARS Punch Bowl 8UU Department. This request 1980. Gause from her medical kit General MacArthur, Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee de­ .8. There must be effective In­ al hundred, threw atones jmd hadf been scattered ever the ternational Inapectlon. burning tree branches at the'|)o- strike in darkness or storm at high altitudes, are hastening 1 on without action and th* clared last night that a strong, United Nations is the world’s The Soviet, amendment knock* ta.Fv::::.:!?.’'.?-?-.e.-r.TTr.:.- -- u ..... ia—r-TJlW.llS:.. 1^ gi— koBMrMdM ' gHWa«..c Asiiii. If'’''- to get all-weather interceptor planes into the Soviet air de- iiiitad Nationa agency said that whiskey waa nearby. Medical efll' oiit the wSffie ‘iff SAfnt “TTlIw fWitff' ernment dei^feioh IoTWt>'hvSr'^flfl "...... dais attributed her death to ex "The only way to win World*- ..... the resolution and substitutes a - hecaus* of the delay it waa com- War III," he added, “ia to pre- control the hitherto independent This -waa pointed up today in pelltd to make other arrange- ressiv* intake of alcohol and some request lo the General Assembly "lltieration batUllona" that have information rnntalned in th* new­ BOYE KITCHEN SHEARS - $1.98 vent It.” 1 to set up an thternallonal control menU. derivatives of barbiturate add. been active against the British. ly published edition of Jane's "All OUTSIDE Y A G G I OR^ They said dSath was aeddenUI. The crime^nveatigatlng Demo­ commisaion under the authority The second visa request was cratic senator addressed the west­ At least alx police and several th* World's Aircraft." a privately- Bulletins WISS AND GRIFFON SCISSORS mad* by th* Weiamann Inatitute’a Authorities said Mra. Copeland News Tidbits of the security council. published manual on planed. It CONICAL ANTENNA FREE $9-95 waa a friend of Mra. Rollins and ern Washington Jefferaen-Jack- Beth Htond Firm American Committee. It asked aon Day dinner. (ConUnued nti Page F.lghleen) comment* from th« AP Wires that th* Roms conaulat* be in- would havit )>een' an Important Called fnHn AP Wires Soviet Foreign Minister Viahin- Ruaalan development of night AND SHEARS - $2.25 to $4.50 witness at court hdulng* on the Turning to the domestic front, aky indicated tn newsmen laat structad to iaaue a visa to permit he warned against the danger,, of ^ Treasury Balance fighters appear# to have been Dr. Chain to com* her* for the In­ rich widow's will. night that the Soviet Union had rather desultory but tn 1949 or Housewares—Basenrent Mrs. RolUna died some six "the growth of crime and cornip- | f^nnecticut people went on real not budged an inch on her inaiat- NEW HOfHP ARREST stitute's $5()0,000 ftmd raising din­ tion." and aaaerted. "honesty in early 1980 there became known Naw York, Dm . S—(45— Dto- PLASTIC SHOPPING BAGS ner l u t week in hdnor of the 77th weeks before Mra. (Copeland. The Uquor-buyiag *prM during Octo­ ence that the UN must, first ban Waahingtnn, Dec. 8 i/Pi TTie government la certainly not Oie the atom bomb, then set up con­ position of the Treasury Dec. 3: the existence of twIn-Jet, swept-1 tfiet Attorney Frank Bogaa nn- birthday of Dr. Chain Wiesmann, attending physieian ascribed' her ber, with reaiilt that state tax re- wing fighter of modern concep- j nooneed tod^ the arreet of praaidant ot laraet. death to a heart'disease. monopoly of any political party." eeipta from that aourc* Jumped 72 trol* lo enforce compliance. Net budget receipts. 198.818,- $1.00 and $1.49 g.JWIUM cb> The Big Three ia equally deter- .521.58; budget expenditure*. $281,- tion... It ia credited tn Lavoch­ 'Daniel LainoHt, 44, Altoona, Pa. Rejection of this application SklUinga waa accused In-indlctr Reply te MacArthiAr per cent over name month a year kin (Semyon A. Lavochkin, a 8o-j ahoe manufacturer wanted here Democratic party leader* had ago, according to State Tax Com- 121,764.17; cash balance, $44,133,- (ConUniied ea Pftge Bightaea) 588,415,37. Viet aeronautical designer) though In the rolleglale bnakethnll COLORFUL PLASTIC APRONS (OanMaaed Oa Page Twelve) (OnattawM Oa 1 8 ^ 38) Hated the apeech aa a reply to miasioner William F. Connelly... this ia not certain. bribe eeandal. General MacArthur'a bitter de- Government aaya aome 7,708 gent* "This fighter ha* been said to 59c to $1.49 nunciation»of Truman adminiatm- aceuatomed to more favorable be n aingle-aealer but In trlew of QUKBN 5tARY n x tion poHeiea in hla Nov, IS ad- odd* have offered te pay a "Heada th* fact that a good deal of rftdar txmdon. Doe. 5—(45— Queen dreai at the opening of Seattle'* you win, taila I loae'- federal tax. I* housed in th* nose It la poaal- Newsweek Telh Willoughby centennial calebraUon. 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•Btsrilng B. UtUa, 1,M«, PsU r health program' ha has an unusually large number OMovsn. R, 1.M0, Jomph Kadel- achoola, $1,000; and adiool pollde, Stage-Radio Duo of performances including radio, sM, R, M 4d; aldsnnsn a t large, 3^000 to pay for added traffic pro* television, and mualcal com edy.^ •William Weber, D, 1,603; taction a t aome of tha aehooU. Eutertaiu Here Mrs. Harvey King la In chafgS •Charles Gagne, D, lAOll *Jebn Relief Coipa of the arrangements, and Mra. ^ 841 AAain St Schllphack, D, IJWO; *Nb)hotas Tha regular meattag ^ Burpee Thomas Rogers and Mrs. Charles Election Swept Pawluk. D, 1.000; George Groua Women’a Relief Oorpa atH o’clock Halle and Lordly, two dle- Straight will be hoeteeaea. R, 1,370; William Cooiady, R, tonight will .ha preceded by a tlngulahad stage personalities, wdll FOR YOU . B y D em ocrats 1,394; Stuart Hrff, R, 1,172; Jo­ member’a aupper at 6 p. m. Tha entertain the Woman’s Club Mon­ seph Casello R. 1,373. Ward Alder­ commute#- for December Include! day evening Dec. 10 at tha South men, first w ar^ •James Rohan, D, Mrs. Faith Gibba, chairman, and Methodist i^urch. A 310; William A. Schmals, Jr., R, Mre: Lydia Tennatedt, M n. Elsie Murirtle, Halle, the star of her Smartly Styled Fnt An But One Candi­ 181; second ward, Joseph GllUch. Moorhouae, Mra. Lillian Bllnn, own radio show "Habitant Revue LECLERC D, 178; ‘Luther Troirton, R, 810; Mrs. Bamles Yanka, Mrs. Beatrice Hustcale," Is an artist with ex­ FUNERAL HOME date Into OlfiM; Re­ third ward. ‘Harry F. Brtel, D, Minor, Mrs. Fannls Elderkln, Mrf. ceptional talent and a sensitive vised Charter Killed 686; Morgan O. Campbell, R, 625; Lydia Hemmann, Mrs. Rose Cle- musical approach. Tears of study MARLOW PERMANENT fourth ward. ‘John T. Orlowskl, D, chowskl, M ra Clara Kibbe and at the New England Conservatory, FUNERAL 634; Harry A. Oullberg, R. 327. Mlsa M argaret Lavlne. Italy and France, plue great ex­ MekvUto. DSC. »-(8pscl*l)- Baptist Women’s Society Honseamhera Meeting perience before cqncert and radio SERVICE Hayor rrsdsilck B. Bertrcr, •The Women's Society of the audiences have equipped her with Rockville Baptist Church will meet The subject of "Better Dresses' WAVE $ ^ 2 5 0 DMnomt. was reslccted tor sn- wlU be dlecussed a t the meeting of an outstanding voice, charm, poise Walter N. this evening at 7:15 to conduct and an intimate knowledge of the Leclerc, •tbar tarn at Tuasday's alsction regular business. the Rockville Home-makers on Thursday at tha home of Mrs. H. concert music, folk music or musi­ Director la RockrlUs which saw all but At 8:15 p. m. Rev. and Mrs. Ad­ cal comedy which aha performs. 23 MAIN 8T. dison Eastman, missionaries to Jiu^e. The leaders will be Mrs. ens of ths Democratic candidates Homer Walts and Mrs. W. B. Dana Lordly has fine talent as Manchester Cell 5269 •Isctad to office. The only Repub- Burma, will speak. The entire a pianist, composer and arranger. So Right for the chuich has been dnvlted by the Thayer. Ucan to bo elected was the alder­ CBiurnh Antivltfea Ekjulpped with auch versatility, he man from the second ward, Luther Women's Society to attend this has bMn established as a favorite Trouton, which means that the evening service and hear of the The First Quarterly Conference by his unique lecture-performance ••••••••••••••••••••••• Festive Season! council will have two Republican Christian missionary work being of the Rockville Methodist Church type of presentation which Illus­ Biembera as Alderman John Pot- carried on In Burma. will be held this evening At 7 trates the structure and develop­ o n has another year to serve. (Ity MreUag o'clock In Wesleyan Hall. ' Rev. ment of all phases of music, ac­ WE SPECIALIZE IN HAIR On the question of accepting the The annual dty meeting ad­ Charlef) X. Hutchinson will pre.slde companied by fascinating behind- nvlsed city charter, only TJ5 vot­ journed from Tuesday night will and hear reports. the-scenes stories. To his credit ers cast their balloU on the ques­ be held tonight at 8 o’clock In the- The Friendly Class of the Union AND SCALP TREATMENT tion, an automatic reJecUon since, Town Hall, at which time the vot- Congregational Church will hold a according to staU leglsUtlon, 61 ters will be aaked to act on a businesa meeting and social this per cent of the TOten must c ^ budget' totaling 1189,.547 as adopt­ evening at 7:30. Mra. Michael Ve- PHONE 2-3991 FOR Oielr balloU on such matters. Of ed at the last city meeting of the trano Is In charge of the enter­ 19n OHEVROLET the 736 voting, there were SOI in Common (Vninril. This Is sb»)iit tainment. Members are asked to AN APPOINTMENT favor and 424 opposed to adopt­ 38,300 more than the budget for bring articles of good used cloth­ sm aiN E DauxE ing the revision. Of the total vot­ the last fiscal year. ing or something new to be sent ing list of some 4,800. 3,014 voted The recommended appropria­ to Thrift Center, Ulboum. Mle- S-Door sadaa.'Radio, heater, on Tuesday. tions by departments are as fol­ smiri. There will nlso be an ex­ signal lights, metlcahmsly per­ iUNNML CKCK IF r.ti lows: administrative salaries, The detailed vote Is as follows: change of gifts. fect In every respect. M s n t A i i i l f i •denoting elected: Mayor Pred- 36.095; administrative general ex­ The Chfirch Council of the First PREVENTS Srlek 8. Berger, D. 1,«62; Richard pense. 317.375; Judicial, 34,8.35; THURSDAY miscellaneous, 3S,fi90; public Congregntlonnl Church of Vernon eiSTLY REFiMIS r . Hiller. R. 1.230; city clerk, ■will meet at 8 p. m. at the parson- CNid •Catherine D, Moran, D, 1.61P: works. 349,8.53; police, 315.000; fire. 319.890; lighting. 315,500; aye. Center Motors A w b d W a *dlth T. Casatl, K, 1,3,62; city The Men'e Club of the Trinity SATURDAY treasuer, •Robert ^ e , D, 1,589; health, 318,52.5; filtration, 37,650; I s tre e t DEWEY-RICHMAN recreation, 35,000. Among the ad­ Lutheran Church will entertain -,^ ex t to Poet Office TIL 9 P. M. Julius Koslorek, R, 1,381; city the Men s CTub of the Zion Luther­ Jewelere — Bet. 1906 BEAUTY SALON sheriff, ‘Howard Luffman, 1,610; ditional Itema Is one for 32.000 fer social seoirlty and hospltallxa- an church of Manchester tonight Open Dnily ’TU t P. M. 787 Main 8tr«wt William Loos, R, 1.866; assessors, at 8 o'clock. •Albert R. ■Tbimstedt, d, 1,609, tlon for full time city employees;

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Stanley Cerlsen; on Hebron canvaseed by Miaa Franeea Elli­ Lahaatia ataaa ^ MI«k L eia w d Mia. Paa«M Tittle' and present. Doris Malir DTtalla DuCharaM and Mra. Howard. OPEN THVRSDAT M ary’s Church hall on School vaasers, Mrs. Hutchinson or Mrs. rood by Mm. Wlllism Roberta snd ott; from the Notch to the high* y ' .'li-V T O T S N TEENS, INC AND SATURDAT A Oavantfy T-Om Residents are nquepted b y the TaL Maacbeater 6848 Joseph DTtalla. Donstlona are Mias Allison Lee; Notch road, Mrs. way mat, by Mra. Stanlay Pat- Skinntr, and Routs 44A. Iqr Mra. street with Mrs. Albert F. Kslber ih Act fu Human Buffers NIQHT UNTIL w troop committee to eave their old being aolleited on Birch Mountain B. Selma Halay. nods, and from them to the Cov­ Staphan Llebman. Chriitmas cards. After the holi­ and Mrs. A lex D. Proulx In charge. -The Tumblebrook Neighborhood Mrs. Kaenly Hutchinson, chair­ by Mrs. William Hand and Law­ Residents of Route 88 from tha entry town line by Mm. Anthony fashion eantra for young Manehastar There w ill t»a a diacustlon m eet­ days containers will be left at con­ Home ^onomics Group will meet man o f the local USO driva. has rence Flano; on French road, by Hebron line to School mad are be* Msneggie. Lake atreet la being Thb stata o f BUaolabaa i ing Wedneaday at S p. m. at the venient places Including town M « t k MMi aoidlart w«r«*cd th« drtve to S«oul. ventured the Thursday at the home of Mrs. Hil­ rsquested canvassers to try to Mrs. Ralph Strickland: Clark road Ing contarted by Mm. Frank Pag- canvesaed by Mrs. Henry Zimmer­ mom than three billion church for such cORtglbutions. .- e tm human imfjoplnlon that the flrat aet of truce Oeorga Haraay Robertson School da Kayan with the subject to be complete their cells snd make and Brandy atreet, Mrs. Hutchln- gioll; from School road to the man and Mrs. Alan Rote; South coal ainea 1000. to act «■ humaa mu-1I t^ ^k a were tmOartakenundertaken hvby the The Brownies plan to present Rada and Whether it's dainty...lacy ...slips Ml the regional high achola prob­ on yesst breads. •a n ...... ! enemy "ao that he could have lem. (luperintendent John C. these cards t6 handicapped chil­ V N txoopa. aocordUic to the re-1 to dtgr In deeper and make dren. •There were 10 tstoles o f set­ R ^ y and elementary supervisor back in play during the (Auxil­ a ~ e r f m iianchoater llarina ra- more aolld defenae poalUona." Bthel M. Jenkins are expected to This and next week these • ■ 1^ n tu n w d from Korea. Spaaktnir o f ownparaUve fire iary) Oreen-Chobot Post spon­ or cuddly warm bedtime fashions... attend. The local board has made Brownies art making waste sored party Friday with Mrs. Eu­ ••,*0 t SL Rada would fat the North' power. Sergeant Palmer eald the i plana with the Mansfield Board baskets of two and one-half gal­ gene W. C^nor and Mrs. Mildred m —| ,in aandwtehed In the middle 1 enemy troops uaed very little ar- lon Ice cream cartons donated by rnixwmttm — ------—j eupport for attacks el- af Education for the session. C. Judsts In charge, ^ a e s were aa they would ba alaufhterad ^ Similar meetings are being ar­ Robert Hallock. though Uwy seemed to have the | awarded to Mrs. Joeeph O’Brien tka UN troopa if they »d »M ^ ranged by area boards of the The 22 girls are making these of Wllllmantic, Mrs. Violet Turk- and kiUad by the CSiineaa if they artillery at times. { WE'VE THE PRETTIEST AND for gifts fo r their own homes. Last Palmer, who left Manchester, Windham Regional Oonferance to shot of Manchester, Mrs. Charles attempted a retreat, ^rgeant decide to which area group town week they completed vases of Jacobsen of Stafford, Amos A. Robert Jamea Palmer, who W a High School In December, 1048, to | glasswear trimmed with melted Join the Marines, sailed from San i bowda of education want to be­ Richardson, H. N. Hemingway of tank commander in the n m LARGEST SELECTION IN TOWN long In studying the regional crayons. They are now also sav­ Manchester, Harry Blanchette of ^tonk Battalion. Flrat Marine Dl- Francisco In August, 1990, for | ing tall fruit cans and after the Korea. He was the second lo c a l. high Schools problem. Wllllmantic, Mrs. Mertle Msrrott vlaiaa, ex^alned. holidays wHU work on these for of Willimtntic, Clarence Mott of boy to leave for that battle area. NATURALLY FT’S Pupils o f Orade 8 o f Mrs. Sergeant Palmer, a^ of Mr. I footstools. the Ridges, Mansfield, snd Win­ A. brother. Albert Kdwin Palmer. i Charlaa VanDeusen's classroom at and lira. Bdwin A. Palmer o f MO Denniton't All Nylon Tricot SLIPS . eeeaaaaaa 2*98 fO 3a98 Mrs. Lucius A- Pettingill with field J. Andrews of Wllllmsntlc. served In China as a Marine dur-1 the Robertson School will portray her daughter add, grsndds lighter Parker atreet, home on a bO day . •'The Christmas Story" at the leave after eervtng 14 months In Ing World War II. Lt. Shirley Pal-1 Matching All Nylon Pantiet...... a a e s’s • a a a 1 s29 fO 1 i89 Mrs. Howard A ." Barrett and mer, his sister, recently, returned ; Puent-Teacher Aasorlation meet­ Nancy Mae Barrett arrived at the Korea, la scheduled to report for ing Dec. 18 at 8 p. m. In the aehool duty In Washington, D. C., within from Alabsma where she took a I Her Majesty's SLIPS, Burmil^Crape aaaaaaaaas***** 1 a98 Pettingill home on Lake street 30-day medical course. She served auditorium. There will be no busi­ Thursday night from Clarksville, EASTERN STAR a few days. Her Majesty's SLIPS, Fine Cotton ...... 1.49 to 1.98 ness meeting 'during the session. The Marine who was among the with the Suffolk County Air Tenn. The baby was bom Nov. 19 XMAS lAZAAR Force, IVesthampton, U I , as a All Grade 8 /bothefs will be hos­ to ftergeant and Mrs. Barrett at troops which made the amphibioim Lace Trimmed Satin PAJAMAS .. • aaaaasa«>«*«aa 2a98 THtTRSDAV. DEC.' 8 nurse. tesses during the evening. the U. S. A rm y Hospital In Ft. landing at Inchon and spearhead- MASONIC TEMPl.r, Flannel P A J A M A S ...... 1.98 to 3.98 The Brownies of Troop 70 will have a Mother-Daughter carol Tea 2 to 4— Supper 8 to T that since the'conxpany had mads Quilted Cottdn Robes...... 3.98 to 10.98 Bing Dec. 90 at 7:80 p. m. at the SU PPE R 90c Rule Yule Bonus N'arjdng Christmas boniis pay­ home o f Mr. and Mrs. -Arthur I WHAT’ S THE S E A L PRICE | ments to its workers for a doren ' 1------—— Forat In W aterfront Park ON VOCE HOUSE? Part of Wages years, the bonus was really a part development. Light refreshments of the workers' wages and an was w ill be served. T h e doll house re­ ToaH find oar eompetoat' subject to bargaining. GAS cently built by Mr. Forst for the I appraisem well qnallfisd to ’ Washington, Dec. S—

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J .... V. . MANCHESTEE EVENING HEIGUJ), MANCHE8TEB. CONK* WEDNESBAY, DECEMBER ». 1981 'J • .1 MANCSEStER .EVENING HERALD. MANCIHESTB^ CONN., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER S, 1951 * PAGE KlNt maaa on Chrlatmaa Bva, marking niiaaion would not tia* Ita radio certain to intensify tha wrath ol Nation’s Jobless tha and of tka Holy Tear. Mora Russia Returning 4 h n d ir> tn r to advcrtlM to aU Uia Uatontog tha Dbdaerat laadara. and which than 10,000 paraons are expected Leam Lesj^on ^ werM tha fact that it waa loat and diallengcs them to do their un* Rise By 212,000 to attend the pontifical mass to be U* S* Icebreakers r-Clintin]| Wtralli low OB gas. But Ruaaian propa­ worthy worst celebrated by Archbishop Paul- Her* Mr. Truman la exhibiting Bmila Lager, of Montreal. In Cooperation ganda la happy with a minimum W ashington, Dec. 8—(FI—Two thoac qualltiea which ao offend W ashington. Dae. A—tdb—The !r e.SM 5SM !” »«. of fact and logic and a maximum number of Jobleaa persons in tha icebreaking ships which this coun­ Wtmtn « m t the nation in some Instances, CoiiB. of lurid fancy. country for tha week ended Nov. try haa bean trsdng to get back Kew Torii—(F)— rwir forelgB when they lead him into berserk Deaths Last Night vaoKAS F. intTOiw y . The concern of Uila govam* 10, stood a t 1,028,000, an Inereasa from Russia since mid-1040 will aad AmerleBB atudenU of Mew WAX.TSK *• FSBOCSON, ment. naturally, ia to get yia defense of some doomed Demo­ of 212.000 ovar Octobar, th* Can* Tetk UBlveralty are learniBg Snt- PnbllalMrt __ crat pollUdan, or when they make aus Bureau reported yasterday. Oakland, Calif.—Henry Win- arrive in Oermany this weekend rs o a M October 1, iW ___ plane and lU four craw mambara Even ao, the bureau aald, unam* throp Ballantine, 71, professor of limnd alxRit iBUrnatlonal co-op*rr him persistent In some wrong, but for transfer to the U. 8., the State atioB by liviBg with on* of their *T«ry Bvanlnx back. In a peaceful world there ploymant waa still 412,000 under law at tha University of Califor­ Department said last night. would be no qucation about thta. which, in other Instances, like the figure for the comparable week nia for 27 years before hia retire- In July, 1040, tha U. 8. asked Inatruetors In his three-itory Man- f M t OOM* «t lU»et««»t*r. Conn.. •» In a cold war world, it may be a this, craate aome public admira- ISat year. Th* declin* In employ­ mant last Fabruary, and former Rus|da for the return of three Ice- hatUa home. S S u OMb Itoll M bttbf- _____ Oon for him ai one who doea not ment between October and Novem­ Dean of law schools at. the Uni­ breakere turned over to her dur­ Tho bojra haBdla th* cooking Happiest girls in matter of bargaining, alnce. In thia versity of Montana and the Unl- and eloaatng chorea in addlUwi to run from a fight In which he ber waa attributed largely to sea­ ing the war. One waa delivered In ■OFiCHIPTIOK KATia cold war, each aide ha* come to sonal curtailment of farm work veraity of Illinois. Ha was bom in Japan In December. 1040. The Rua- studying aad entertaining togeth­ o ^ r m t i v -...... !‘J;S make a bualneea of holding in- thinka he ii right. and other outalde activity. Oberlin, O. alana have been insiating the other er. They* occupy th* third floor O - JIWUI by ...... » » «2 dhiduals and aiaeta aa hoatagpa. Total civilian employment wa* Birmingham, Eng.—Dame Elia- two were Icebound. ef th* house while Marketing In­ Bia«i* Copy ...... J 'jn put a t 01,330.000, aa compared abath Cadbury, 03, philanthropist Finally laat month they laid structor, Robert M, St. Clair, oc- town this Christmas But our State Department, in it* 2aS Fleer • JARVIS BCILDm o XPMdy. fcy CWTitr...... j •" with 01.271,000 a year earlier. and British social leader who was the shlpi. the North Wind and . cupies tb* first. T%a second floor original raqueat, haa treated the Farm Machinery gubo. ’Stll*«re<. OB* T*«r ...... I'* ® eraatad a dame commander of West Wind, would leave ahortly 8M RHUN STREET (Over Woolwofth’a) MANCHESTER. COMT. la a mutually shared lounge. The our your gain matter aa if It were a rouUne End of Holy Year the Order of the British Empire Dial 8480 a PMIIp E. Junklns, YES MANager hoys have access to a large rec­ loss Is m k m w b o r for Bremerhaven, Oermany. Yes­ TH« A890C1ATBO PRIfB peace time queation, and the Com- Shortage In View M ontreal —(F)— F or th* first in 1084 for h e r work in public terday the State Department re­ IMR imS* I* niWwh tf *11 I*n***4i*| mm ord collection and a BOO-volum* education, hospital service and Th* A»»oct»t*d Ptm* I* «»cluil»*ly munlaU. having extracted their time In history, tha big Montreal ceived word that they are due 1 Im* d IIW cmB m.N aa** rt«**tlT need i* 11 nei*«'»W»« *in)M|r mitliimH *1 tUM «*|R library. The foreign students, •ntltlcd to th* u»« of r*puMlc*tion of Forum will be used for a midnight youth movements. there Dec. 8 or 0. Sionghuat So and Peter Gochan ^1 B*»» <.1*P*tfh«* cr«diUd to It. or owTt propaganda benefit from the Raleigh, N. C.-- daya ahould be houaed, a Thayer Carriage or Stroller under the tree. macy between Britain and Egypt Ellis said. Wedneiday. December 5 GOOD THINGS COME IN LARGE PACKAGES! About Town They’re the pride of the neighborhood . . . la in a bad atate, aome of th* 15.95 look just like Mother’s Thayer! , Conflicting Securities things recorded in a British While j RUBBER FOOTWEAR Paper just made public will help A ir ill A C l ICCIB C hapm an Court, Order of Amaranth, will meet in the Ma­ W* can't. In dealing with explain it. sonic Temple Friday evening at 8 Europe, have Europe's economic Take, for instance, what the TV Eyeglasses O'clock. The business session will FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY recovery and eat it too. That la British Ambaaaador in Egypt, Sir ba followed by th* annual Christ­ WATKINS GIFT FURNI mas party in charge of Mrs. AF' the common sense warning which Rochester, N. Y-—'Fi—Those : Ralph Stevenson, told th* Egyp- cells Crawford and her commit­ waa delivered, the other day, by 1 tian foreign miniater laat July 0. pasty-faced TV cowboy hero** i tee. Memlbers are requested to Richard M. Biaaell. Jr., deputy di-1 WTiat he laid waa th at the ahould look a lot belter now- bring 80-cent gift* for the grab- SOX • NYLON HOSIERY • HANDBAGS rector of tha Mutual Security Egyptian government waa “faced through apeoial TV eyeglaasei bag. Agency, In a diacuaaion before the with two allemative* 111 to co- 1 which are aupposea lo minimiie AND WATKINS TABLES ALWAYS The Covenant League will have 16.95 National Planning Aasociation. „ . V.M i sr a feUowahIp aupper and Chriat- 'What Mr. Blsaall warned wr scheme of defense that might pre- produced by Bauach A Lomh maa program Saturday evening at TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SENSATIONAL cannot do ia what we are trying vent Egypt from being invaded at Optical Co. here, the glasses are AAAKE GOOD GIFTS! 6:30 at the church on Spruce to do. After spending flve post­ all, and l2i having two invaalona, preclaion ground and pollahed- I, atreet. Each one attending is re­ SAVINGS war year* helping reestabliah . I ‘sclentlata worked a year to per­ quested to bring a gift for the 25.50 one from the northeast to occupy grab-bag. Non-membere will be Europe'i economy', and doing this fect the glaaa. Reaearch apecial- the country and th* other from lata aald. however, that the glaaae* welcome, and should make re because, very aoundly, wa con- th* West by the Weetem powers ere not intended to remedy visual servations. ridered Europe's economic health defecta such a* nearalghtedne**. EVERYTHING MUST G O - to expel the aggressor.'' Its beat possible defense against Temple Chapter, No. S3. Order “Thai..'' the British Ambasaa- DECEM0EP STORE HOURS ef the Baatem Star, will open its Communism, we have, in the past | (ior added. “Is an absolute cer­ annual bazaar tomorrow aftar few month*, shifted ground com-: ------w ------REGARDLESS OF COST! noon at 2 o'clock. Tea will be tainty ' Selassie Praises N hlOM TUC - w n THU FW SAT Quaint old Cobbler’s pletaly. We are now dangerously W* get th* Impression, and th* ■ served until 4 o'clock and a ham Bench with all its fit­ aupper from S to 7. Wa Con't Take It With Us cloae to the attltud* that Europe! Egyptians must have got It too, j Elhiopia-Ilaly Ties tings makes a ^len- * ------for boys and girls muat devote lUelf primarily to that the BHtiah Ambaasadnr \ 2 3 5 ^ 7 C? St. Mary'* 50-50 Club will meet th* production of armament, did solid maple Cock­ DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY AND SAVE! thought he waa talking to! Addis Ababa, —iFl—Hall* 8e- tail Table. In the pariah house Friday eve­ avan if thia mean* cancelling out| moronic children, who could be' laiaic view* the new eatabllih- ning. when a pot luck aupper will he served at 7 o'clock. Entertain­ Europe'* progress in the direction | frightened by vague tale* of; menl of diplomatic relation* be­ r !• (jj; 12 © 14 T hayer M usical of economic health. ment will follow. In charge of the I bogeymen. tween Ethiopia and lUly. once meal are Mr. and Mrs. William 8 PRICES But what Mr. Biaaell warned bitter enemies, a* a contribution McCann. Mr. and Mra. Sidney 1 0 9 5 PRICES the other day wa* thia; that the | Ruxsla, of course. But ia a “to the maintenance of world 2 2 .5 0 Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rockers LOWER European rearmament program British diplomat in any poiitlon peace in thee* critical lime*.” Green and Mr. and Mr*. Wilfred LOWER U sk . The program ia being *r Itaelf iSdU fall If it la handlwl and , ^.rante* that it ia an “abao- “It is believed that this eatab- 23 24 25 a« 27 20 29 THAN Ushment of relation* will prove to Handsome lyre base ranged by Mr. and Mr*. Spencer Pla.vs “Rock-A-B.ve-Baby" as youngster TH.4N HARPER’S OUTLET dlcUted aa aomething which , certainty" that Ruaaia la go- lbs to the mutual advantage of Lamp Table with oval 2 7 .5 0 Cary and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer rocks. Simple mechanism; nothing to wind. OCR muat be Jammed through regard- ,, both countrie* and will put an end ^ j Clark. Rockers are in smooth waxed blond birch OCR rimmed mahoga>’v OFSM TO S F hi. QM OBYS < Shopping Center for the Thrifty lea* of other conalderaUon* or the I problem aa to how to long-alanding hoatllity," the i finish. USUAL eonaequence*. It can iuceeed, he | Emperor said in a November top; carved bas-> Aid to the hostess is Cub Pack No. 110 committee usrAL will meet Friday evening at 7:30 thought, if it II made th* natural ^ throne speech. gumwood. this set of three Shera­ LOW, IX)W LOW, I4)W Diplomatic relatione between AT Olh mmi IMh at th* Knights of Columbu* Home MANCHESTER reault and product of Euroj^an ^ ton End Tables, mad® on Main atreet. Plan* for the Watkins 1009 MAIN ST. the two countrie* wa* effected' of genuine mahogany. PRICES ^ PRICES economic recoN'ery. A healthy lo invadeie Egypt, even It it could, i during a recent viatt of the ItalU n Christmas party will be diacuased Europe would be able to produce; perhaps , tf it ti going to do any under-aecretaiy of ^ate. forfoi A fri-j at this time. arm*. But unless th at basic eco-1 ,„c,d,ng. Rusal* haa V h a t it can affair*. Italy has already STORK CLUB named an ambaaaador to Ethiopia, 19.95 Allen Hooey of 26 Indian drive nomlc health t* preaent. not «ven ' haa left for a two week* vacation our own outright contribution of which in turn will name an envoy What thia conversation amount­ to Italy. Th* actual exchange la hunting trip to Canada. moat of the coat of European re­ ed to waa a bold but naive at­ pending. Sheraton Step End Ta­ armament would make the pro­ Mrs. H. W. Hollister of St. John tempt to threaten Egypt with ble has gracefully atreet and Mrs. Grace Keiderliag gram succeaaful.. | Russia 80 that Britain could re­ scrolled aprons and of Porter atreet returned home W hat Mr. Biasell would indi­ tain Its own hold on Egypt. If tops. Made of genuine Monday night after spending four Ruth Millett davs visiting friend# and relative* cate, then, is that Congreas made this haa been the calibre of Brit­ mahogany. a considerable mistake when, in In New York City and Brookiyh. ish diplomacy In ita relation­ Mayer Sweepe Town Streete; They are both formerly of Brook- Ita laat foreign aid appropria­ ship u-Uh Egypt this year, it U Now. to That Undignified T tion!. it ao completely reversed small wonder th at the, Egyptian! Ever hear of mayor who gel* up - wr the policy we had been following. (Left) Beautiful Sher­ • An additional entertainment act 7 ^ have gone to extremes. early to clean the atreet* of his SEE OUR COMPLETE What Oongreia decreed wa* re­ town ? aton Pembroke Table has been obUined for th* annual armament ahould have flrat They have one in Hardy, Arkan- 2 4 .9 5 Raise the drop ends to of genuine mahogany Democratic C h ristm as party 7ht ttvo mstamaiinfnetrm^es Defying The Dixieeroto aaa, whh doea Just that. I read all which will be held at the Ameri­ priority, even in continued Mar- about him in Eldon Roark'a Strol­ make this a 52-inch with inlaid drawers ca.! Legion Home Friday night at DISPLAY OF ahall Plan spending, and that eco­ Preaident Truman'* executive ling column In the Memphi* Pfeaa- Sturdy Old Ipswich Cocktail Table. Gen-' and legs. 8 o’clock. The new act is the little nomic aid ahould be provided by order creating a committee to po­ Sdlmttar. solid mahogany Table uine mahogany with dance and singing team. Maureen ua only In those instancea where It aeema the town of H ^y McKeever and Mary RiU La- ^sincs cownd i lice compliance with the provi- with Colonial style glass-protected top. RUGS AND CARPETING it would have a direct function in can't afford a atreet aweepdr. so 2 9 .9 5 motte. aioni againat racial and religious th* mayor, who wants a clean turnings and handy lupport of the military eK ort.L„p,„j.„„i diecriminallon in th* town, haa added that Job to hia magazine shelves. Thia may have aounded roughly carrying out of federal contract* other duties. He told columnist ALL IN THE NEWEST logical to those in charge of our and subcontract! may well be. as R oark: purie itrlnga, who felt that there "W* hav* too much gingerbread Local Stocks Senator Fulbright, a Southern ariatocraey, iham and falat digni­ DESIGNS AND COLORS '^‘ Democrat, charges, a bid to win ty in thia country.. .Who am I 1 9 .9 5 UnotattoBs funusbed By could afford. But if the imposl | jijujime* for the Waahington *d- to think mvaelf too good to clean Oebara * Mlddtabrook, iae. tion of this rearmament effort , It Noon Price* ministration...... which don't...... include...... the filth and rubbish away from m Vi r ' •» worka to undo all the good that Bank Stocaa the word “Caudle. " But th* Presl- 1 "y ' Graceful Duncan Bid Asked has been done by the Marshall J . . ' run along my place of butineas. If • dent, we think, has lo be given becomea neceaaary for the pub- Ph>’fe Tier Table >'irat National Bank plan effort, that will be waste and more credit than that. | hc health and aafety?” with two rimmed of Mancheater .... *8 88 - T i- "A GIFT FOR extravagance, too. Our new em This move la at once a depart- That la a queation a lot of peo- shelves; genuine Hartford NaUonal phaaii, loo, brings ua into line ture from Mr. Truman's usual P'« "flight weU aak themaelvas. mahogany. Sturdy as old New Bank and T rust . . 26 26 with a classic Communist theory H artford Conn. T rust 74 78 j England, this Old Ip­ THE ENTIRE FAMILY" about ua—which ia that eventual M anchester T r u s t .,. 67 — swich solid' maple Phoenix state Bank 1y we are bound to rum our econo­ issue*, .and a reaffirmation of one i around—beoaua* everybody of hi* qualltiea which i* moat in the place from the manager on and T rust ...... 66 61 my by contorting it for purpoees Cocktail Table with likeable when it ia sanely em- down to the neweat soda Jerk was Fire I:------Of war. big magazine shelf. A etna F i r * ...... ployed. loo good to push a broom? The Issue la not one of guns or Too flood for Mental Taeka Hartford F ir* ...... 1211 184 - butter, i t ie-w'heth*T*w,e shaiT-try Ever-‘ go 4n*tr barbw eh rA-Jar™...wa3_;*.'}hT National Fire ...... 67 59 to propose such measures, getting to create a general economy where everybody ws* too good to | credit for proposing them, while sweep the floor? « Lit* aad latoiaaitty las. Osa. which ia healthy enough to be Aetna Casualty ----- 84 88 enjoying the comfortable certain­ Ever go into a public rest room I Old Ipswich solid ma­ able to afford guns, or whether Sturdy Old Ipswich A etna L i f e ...... 78 82 ty that Congress will reject them, that filthy becausa the public ple Pembroke Table is we shall insist that the economy using it waa careless and those re- 1 Butterfly Table of Conn. General...... 127 132 thus permitting him to make large enough for din­ Hartford Steam^11. 31 >4 34>4 Itself be based upon guns. And the sponatbl* for it were above seeing 11 solid nuiple. Use it with them again. But in thia particu­ ette use; good in liv­ Travelers ...... • • • 66® *7® GREEN SHELL PATTERN problem la that of trying to have that it waa Kept clean ? leaves raised or down. lar instance, Mr. Truman haa Public houaekeeplng geti slop­ ing room. PaMIe OBIIttes two kind* et aecurity—economic 4 5 .0 0 Conn. Light. Power 14 H I* abandoned this shallow kind of pier and sloppier a* mor* and 1 ■ and military—at the same time, the Idek that they are too good I * Conn. Pow er ...... 35% 87H Ruqt «nd political game, and, to the cor when it aeems that only one ran th* dies that they are too good | H artford Elec. Lt. .. 46 48 $ ^ , 9 5 trary, haa attacked the problem For those decorating Hartford Gaa Co. ... 86 38 be afforded. for any Job but the on* thay are | Carpets with the powers at hli own dia- hired to do. in Modern style, a Bo. New Baglaad poaal. W hat he can do. within hia And yet who show* th* moat I Birchwood Step End 3 0 .5 0 . Tel...... M H FRI6IDIURE O SQ. YD. Exclutivaly Shoald Be A Routine Matter real dignity, th* i.i*yor who gets 0 "f ainnafaetafaig CMpaataa ois'n executive powers, is not aa Table with plastic lac­ Am. Hardware ...... ' 1714 I The fact that an Amencan up early to sweep the main street ings. much as th* crusaders on civil of hi* small town or the store From Cushman Gal­ Arrow Hart and Heg. 8SH 6 1kriftR-30llietricllai|i transport plane, on Ua way from 1 rights want and demand. But it la manager who leans on an elbow Aaao. S p rin g ...... 32 3 FnIGIDAIRE lery comes this three- 9 X 12 FOOT WIDTH Weat Germany to Yugoalavla, be-j aomething, and he haa done it, while the floor of hia small place | .tier End Table with Bristol Brass 1314 f You can roaat a 35-lb. turkey — or bake six pie* at came loit and wa* forced down by I The quality which Mr. Truman of business gets thicker and thick­ Oollina ...... 19® TI once —in th* giant oven ef thia Frigidair* rangel Daily 9-5:30 er with dirt? its husky- Colonial- Em-Hart 71 7 Communist planes Inside Hungary I reaffirms in this action la that of Fafnir Baaring ..... 36 3 Yat tka whole range i* only 30 iachea wide —6tt 1Nniirllmi'EtictricRii|i (All rights reaer«'«d, NEA Serriee I 35.00 style turned legs. easily in the amallcst kitchaa. Aad it has fast-heat­ Thun., Fri., 9-9 •erve* two Communist purpoaca. | sheer guti. For weeks now, th* Ine.) ii Hart * Cooley ...... S8H 4 Use the “Wonder Oven” as em 6 « avan—a r (uat slip in ANY DESIRED LENGTH ing Radiantube surface units —autaaaatic Clock Firat, . it present a new bar-1 national political atmoipherc haa Laadera Frary, (3k. 22^ i the divider, and you have tm oyaa* with iadividually nandsome pedesUl Mew Brit Mach. Co. 40 4 Ointrol porcelain flnish. Full gaining point to Hungary, which I been full of strident and building controlled teaperaturas. Also kas Radiaiilah* bigh-apaed haa charged the United State* I challenge to Mr. Truman from th* LegnI Notices base Drum Table of North and Judd .... 28 3 width utanail drawer. Priced only $2ZZ*7b Russell Mfg...... ■ 18 - a surface units—autamaflc'Ceak-Master Oven Clock (Con­ with failure to keep the agree-1 once Solid South. *rhe DixiecraU AT A ObURT o r PROBATE held genuine mahogany; •t Mancheater within and for th-1 banded top effect. Stanley Works com. 81 <4 trol — three-way Thenaiaer Coekar— T C • Our teohemieal location ratuitt in ti^vings for you. menta it made when Hungary re-1 have been out in full force, Dlatrlet nt Mancheatrr. nn tha 30th | Terry Steam ...... #0 U and porcelain ftniah, inaid* and oat. da-' ef November A.O.. iWl. ___ , leaitd the American businessman, I threatening another revolt against Preaent. JOHN J. WALUriT. | T o rrin g to n ...... 32(4 3 Union Mfg...... 1»!4 3 U rns iBl M tBaal ril tt* asa MiHain BaWk kmem M arl * Budgat Ttrmi arrangtd. Itbbert 'Vogelcr, who had been ac-.|ih a Democratic national ticket Jods*. • 19.95 •uaed of apying for us in Hungary. I They have made little secret of the Batale nt llarsarat Barlow, late of 1 35.00 U. 8. Envelope Com. 88 t Xanebeatar. in said DIatrict. dacoaaad. [ U. 8. Envelop* Pfd. 59 4 Second, It affords Russian I tact that their real grievance On motion of Malcolm W. Barlow / and Francta E. Barlow, both et aald I Sheraton Commode (Above, right) Coffee ■Veeder-Root ...... 87 ( Rropaganda with a fUmay op- againat Mr. Truman la the fact Mancbeatar. axecuten. I 17.50 The abov* quotations ara not to portmUty tp argue that thia plane 1 that he dares espouse civil rights ORnERED: That alx monlha from End Table with a big Table of Sneraton in­ b* eonatruad as setual narketa MANCHESTER the 30tb day nt Noromber A.D.. ItSi. | flight waa really engaged in drop-1 measures which would attempt to he and tha aanM ara limited and al- , 16 by 22 inch top; spiration; genuine ma­ Inwad for the credltora within which drawer; made of gen­ hogany with gold-tool- Exquisite little Queen Anns Sweet Reveng* ping plotU n or auppUea behind dicUU a federal aoIuUon to the to bring In tboir elalma asalnat aald I Cigarette Table with gold- the Iron Oirtala to carry out tha raea prohUm tha South says it astale. and the aald axaeutora are uine mahogany. ad leather t—Old CARPET CENTER aOesed UWtad BUtfp purpoa* oflwlH Kdve, eventually, la Ita own credHora to bring In tboir elalma with­ Dobbin struck back, in Worcester, in aald lima allowed by pobllahing rimmed. Graceful pedestal 301 Main Straat "Middia Turnpika Cornar"— Tal. 2-4343 IndtlBg suhventon in Cbmmualat way. And now Mr. Truman has eepy of thia order in aame newapaper I at th* —eehiiie which has baan JOHNSON BROTHERS fogiaMn. Osa can easUy answer met thU threat head-on with aa haeing a rireulatlen In laid probata I base. chasing him from the highways. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS diatriet, within ten days from tha data I A hit-run horse damaged six Spacialists in wall-to-wall installations tun IluaoUa eharga by sayinglacUon which ptpdalms Ma own of this erdar. and ratum maka to thia I automobiles In a two-mil* dash. eouit of the notlm iHw b Ifest B plane eagoged on sudi aldsflaaca of it. an aetiea which to JOHN J. wFAUJRT. i Judge. Excited but unhurt, he was re­ IMS HAIN STREn MANCHESTER tired to his sUbla for th* rest of ta* dajr. i. MANCHESTER EVENING HEBA;^D. UANCHEOTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. Dlk^EMBER 5 .19S1 . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5.1951 PAGE ELEVEN

with tha cooperation of Attorney they finally told' the true story neeticut during the current CStrlet- Barbara Rtonach Muir, lyric so­ on Nov. 4 when "The Meaatah" Newsweek Tells Julee Oarp. agalnat crime and cemiptlon at ^ Rabbit. that they were from the ChlMrena Loral Unit to Local Vet-~A WhMldiair Pick Miss Pentiand home, he declared: Public Is Invited maa aeaeon. prano, Mrs. Catherine Johns, con­ was sung In Manchester. Vinaga and had sMirped out on ’The Important point le how the The Choral Society of 45 voices tralto, John Ferrante, tenor, and Thla great musical work Is be­ I n Figbt of Fur* Sunday morning. , Willoughby Job IXo Girl Scout Post party In power reacted to corrup­ To ‘Tcjacher’ play and four eoloiats will be under the Philip TYeggor, basa-harltone. ing broigtht to Stafford 8prlt}gs A sterch had been in prograaa tion and how the corruption wae direction of- Warren D. Wood, or­ These four artists are wall'known by the young Adult Fettowship but nothing had been heard from ganist and choirmaetef of Man­ In Connecticut musical circles and of the Methodist Church aa a pub­ (Coottaued from Pag* Om ) unveiled and dealt with. the youths until the Ellington lilea Evallne Pentiand of Ade­ , "The truth of the matter le that Invitationa hav« been lent to all chester. Mr*. Clajra 8. Wood will have had much experience In the lic service. Ticket* may be re­ authorities gave the information. t«rrlflc XltiM it MtMhttltr’t Mytitry VtlN served or may be obtained the '.n Amarican blood:.. .equlvalant laida road wae elected commio- Democrate in both houaee of Con- the high achoola In thla area Invit­ be the organist. ainging of this oratorio, ’They ap­ •^imlcului." Ooh«n >ald, and waa They were detained until officials greaa have led the battle to expoee fiololita for the evening will be peared with the Manchester group evening of the performance. alonor ef the Mandieeter Girl ing teachera, pupil* and parents to of the Village came and took the sUtlatlcally to tha full atrangth of • f rotten condltlone and rotten offl- WANTED mad axtanalvaljr la aariy Europa. Win the CASH JACKPOT geeut Council at a meeting held boys back to the city. They were thrva o f tha aaven Amarican - Herman Peteraen and. Mr*. Bar­ these are the two grade* doing sened by the committee In her Instruction was. The four for ever.v member of Ih® coata. One coat looked like a leop­ fense Departmeat'a casualty Hat TV BUYING bara Thompaon; program. Mias the work. scene* of the ptsy show class­ charge. TABLE MODEL family the whole year round. ard skin, another like a beaver ran to 46,814 names of killed, Evallne Pentiand; dinner, Mra. J. The program la being prepared room teaching before and after skin and a third like a aeai skin. Pfc. John Lusa who Is now a wounded and 'missing In action'. 8. Brown and publicity, Mra. under the direction of Miss Am elia the teacher had her office expert patient in the Veterans Hospital Joseph Vandeweghe of New That was. aa Newsweek said, the Mggust you see leRsofl't for Ooorge Marlow. Farr, third grade teacher at the ence and also reveals expertenee* at Chelsea. Mass, spent a couple York argued that you almost have equivalent of three divlaiona." your Chrismios TV set. Over Approved aa n*w Scout work- arhool. The children of the fifth In a modem office. BY BEID of dava at hla home with his par­ •2**TahM "SINCE 1907 to use the name of another animal WE are are Mr*. L,awrenre RIker, Mre. grade are doing tableau work to The p\ihllc Is Invited to this pro­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. John 1-usa of 3,000 satisfied TV owners. to describe the coata properly. John Donohue. Mr*. Vernon Cook, illustrate Chrlatmaa carola which gram without charge. r r s BEEN AUCTION OF COURSE" For instance, he called the first Maple street. He is expected home lim ited time onl j Mra. Gibaon Miller. Mr*. Robert will be *>ing by the pupil.* o f the later in the month for a conval­ To Form Alliance coat a leopard-dyed coney. Under ••The Store With The 20 Year Reputation” Pratt and Mia* Marjorie Keegan. sixth grade. Inatnimental *oln» OUT5IDE YAGGI OR BY OHOEB OF IRYINO R. RIBICOFF. ADMB- the commission's proposed rules, escing leave. will he given by the pupil* of Rob­ Tony DeCarll of Maple street is Featuring the beat in TV. For better service and Mra. Mae Morency announced he said, it would come out aa plain At Green Manor plan* tor a camp reunion on Dec, ert Johns, teacher of Instrumen­ Handers ‘Messiah’ a patient in the Rockrille City satisfaction . . . see CONICAL ANTENNA FREE PROMINENT ESTATE — FINE FURNITURE old spotted rabbit. 27 for all girl* who attended Mer­ tal music at ,the Lincoln School. On the other hand. Joseph H. Hospital. . (Bemovad for Purpose of Sale from 66 Creetwood Boad. ri-Wood In 1951 a* well m Inter- The audience will also participate Scheduled Dec. 16 Francis, executive secretary of the Mr. and Mrs.Banish Ellina snd Articles of association and a West Hartford, Conn.) proposed set of by-laws will be aeted leader*. In the program by ainging CThriat- National Board of Fur Farm Or­ family have moved from the ma* carola. aided by Mlaa Ethel ganizations, said he thinks the Friedman apartment house on considered at a meeting of the "The Messiah," the oratorio by Solo: ikiturflay, Docombor 8, 1951 at 10:30 A. M. Green Manor Association to be Robb, principal of the achool. who commission is on the right track, Maple street to the new home will flash the word* of the carols George Frederick Handel, will be and that the fur people have been which they recently purchased on held Thursday night at 8 o’clock BENSON'S 'Kefauver Says UN sung by the Manchester Choral ] Francis 1^ Miner of Mancfioate^ executive officer ef the State on a screen to help make the aing­ A t AmoricoB Logien HoN — Manehostor, Conn. WTong in calling a spade a club- Somers road, known as the Phelps In the V.F.W. Hall at Manchqater Arthur Drug Store Society at First Methodist CThureh, % Veterans Home and Hospital, right, and Walter J. Elliaon, also of Green. The agenda for the meet­ , RADIO — TELEVISION ~ APPLIANCES ing more enjoyable. (On lewnard S t, which run* off Main fft., opposite State Arm ory) like spade. Is Hope For P-eace Refreshment* of homemade Stafford Springs, on Sunday eve- | ing has been prepared by a com­ 942 M AIN ST. •'Continued persistent pursuit In The menu for the Ellington Manchester, a patient at the hoapllal for more than three yeare, ahow cookies. Ice cream and coffee will ning, Dec. 18 *t 7 :30. Yery Beautiful Mahogany Case Tall Clock with ('hlme« (Ht. mittee, including CThaIrman Shep- 713 MAIIjl STREET — TELEPHONE 3535 doing wrong," Francis said, "can't O n ter School beginning Monday. their plMsaure at the recent gift of Manchester's AmerloM Legion be served by the hospitality com­ It will be the only presentation 7* 10'*'). Extra fin e Mahogany Dining Set (6 Chairs, OunraJl make It right." ley cneaves, Merrill B. Sherman. (Coottnued from Page One) Dec. 10. Is as follows: Monday, Poet, Dtlworth-romell-Quey, No. I0>. The post, to which both Mr. mittee. of this great work In eastern Con- Phyfe Style Table, China Cabinet and Sideboard 1, Small Mahog­ spaghetti and meat halls, pickled Harold Felngold, Joseph A. Rice Read Herald Adve. any Highboy. Bigelow Rug 12' \ 2C and others. Spinet Deek, beets, bread and butler, milk and Miner and Mr. Elliaon belong, has presented to Mr, EiHson n new told reporters he plans to "ap­ l 4trge Wing (ItaTr and others. Yarloiis Fine Lamp Tables, Table fruit; Tuesday, baked ham. but­ one-srm drive wheelchnlr which enables him to be up and about tiM praise the fituation" further and and Floor Ijtmps. Tea Wagon, 2 Mahogany 4 Poster Beds (1 announce hi* decision early next Ellington tered spinach, mashed potatoe, hospital Instead of In bed. Mr. Elliaon la an amputee patient Single). Pr. Maple Twin Beds. Maple X anity and Chest, also I pl- snap beans, bread and butler, ap­ year. xersal F.leclrtc Range and Refrigerator. F.mplre fltest. Democrats Applaud Monday afternoon Arthur ple crisp with vanilla sauce and milk; Wednesday, beef noodle musical review. ‘'All the World CtONSUL, SIAMESE The 825-s-p late Democratic Small Empire Style Slant Top Desk tn Mahogany. Finely Up­ Downes of Maple street on looking Sings, " Sponsored by the Ellihgton PRINCESS MARRY 11 crowd of more than 600 last night holstered Empire Sola. Several OH Palnllngs, S IV. (ilrandnia out in his yard saw two boys going soup with crackers, tuna fish sandwiches, egg salad sandwiches, Center PTA whirli will be pre­ l^gave Its fulle*t applause to the let. 8 Bavarian Service Plates ((.old Encnisted). Set of Commu­ through his cars and detained nity Plate Flatware (Service for 12, Monogram "C"|. Dlshe*. tapioca pudding, milk: Thursday, sented tonight at 7;30 in the Singapore— UP)— Arthur Janzen, several barb* the senator tosaed OPEN EVENING5 'TIL T them and called Sheriff Campbell Stemware, Pr. Hurricane l.ampt. and many other useful and dec­ creamed dried beef, mashed po­ auditorium of the school under the Dutch VIce-conaul here, married directly at the former Far East- as he felt they were out of bounds [ I cm commander. SATURDAY UNTIL 5 P. H. tatoes, buttered peas, bread and direction of the music aupervisor. Siamese Princess Puckpring Pra- Free Gifts orative offerings. and should be in school. Mr. Camp­ Kefauver asserted; jellv. Jello and cream and milk: Mrs. Lonann Parsons. The pro­ moj at the Netherlands consulate- bell took the boys into custody and "It Is interesting to note that > o le i__The lega tee has retained only a few Hems ns hi* home Friday, baked beans, macaroni gram stems from recent studies general office. on questioning they had a very HAND-ROLLED your centennial speaker did not I* In Florida. and tuna fish salad, variety of and will Include songs and scenes Janzen and hia bride now are good story of hitchhiking out to mention the United Nation* once of many lands a.s well as special enrout? to The Hagtie where he InspectionAll on view Sale Day. Few additions from reliable EHIington to Join their Scout troop sandwiches, health salad, cherries SILK SQUARES in hlS speech -and yet he was the numbers by the Olee Club and In­ sources, i.unch— Truckmen. who were camping in this \1cinity ^ and milk, will take up a new diplomatic as­ first commander of that great strumental group. signment. but as Investigation continued > Plans are all complete for the T O W OM EN — army of the United Nation*. j "To me this indicate* either lack ROBERT M. REID A SON. AUCTIONEERS of understanding of the role of 201 MAIN ST. PHONE 8198 MANCHESTER TO YS AND the United Nations or a pathetic B AYM O N D B. REID. PHONE 7488 display of vanity. BRUNNER’S-TV lALLOONS FOR "This Is not MacArlhur's war. IN THE lASEMENT OF BRUNNER'S PACKARD This Is not the United States' war. THE CHILDREN This is free men everywhere say- 358 EAST CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 5191 I PARIS InX to Joseph Stalin; 'Thou ahcll Adveplise In The Herald— It Pays not trespaaa again.' " A t another point, after deaertb- I Ing the government's step* In for- ' elgn policy as "courageous and e f­ fective," he a.sserted; *Look At facta’ We're Celebrating Our First Anniversary "It 1* of overriding Importance for all o f us to look at the farts. Instead of being misled by the loose attacks of defeatists and EspocioHy fhw vduot hovo boon orrrangod for ovory mombor o f tho Monday morning quarterbacks, even though they may wear five family (oxcopt Fothor). It's our way e f saying "Thank You" for your stars upon their shoulders." He berated some of hi* fellow XMASGIFTS wonderful patronage during our Erst your. Como . . . shore in those eongraeamen with the challenge: "The men who carp about a 'use­ merry sewings. Buy for your present noods and for gifts. less war' In Korea are the same Rayon Faille Drape ant Valance Set men who shouted approval when President Truman bravely asked the United Nations to lnter\-ene l u k a g e FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY in June of last year. 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CONNw WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5.1951 PACK V : j ‘, MANCBiESTER {IV E N I^ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5,1981 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA4iAAAAiiiiiiiAiiAiiiAiiAiAii44iAiiiiiiA>A4iAAAiAAA6fiiii4iiiiiii4AiiiiAiiiiiiii*iiiiiiiii4i UVB C o lu m b ia tacks on rail and highway supply waa extenslva but eetlmates lack­ executive council, reaSrmad Dr. If be would aoeept oxUe f»m Chain’s disinterest In polities or Frank Alba ' Brown, 81, died SM iAae Released TugoBIavla. routes of enemy ground forces. Expect Second ing. early Sunday mombig at hla heme The Tito government comment­ The TU'IO, Jane's believes, "la TransporUtlon In some aeeas political affiliations. ed that thaae refuaala ahowed the heavily armed, especially In the waa at a standstill* Planes did In another letter to Welsgal, f*ln Hamden following a long III- Now At I Hjfnder Tito Term s Vatican wiahed to "make a mar­ nose and tall, and la to Storm to Lash not operate through the day. Dr. Chain bald he was "no more neaa. Mr. Brown was a nativs M tyr” of Stepinae. In numerous in- have radar.” (Radar in this type Trains and busses were delayed. Communist than Acheson." He Columbia and a member ef one ef tsrvlews with visiting Americans of plane would be for the primary The Highway eomnUaalon warned said the vlM might have been Ite eldaat famlUoo. The Brown « •) who expressed concern over tha purpose of locating ground ter- motorists to stay off timberland denied because of a mission he geU such aa bridges, tanks, sup­ Pacific G>ast made to Csechoslovakla on behalf hooMatoaS waa what la new n * iMt svalUU* eomaient Stepinae case, Tito said he waa highways because of falling trees. known aa tha old Fanny Dixon seeking a graceful way of releas­ ply dumps, with perhaps other ra­ The Coast Guard said no ves- of the World Health Organization Wolelt plaeo. Ite acreage extended Gcsalno Lofltlior ftWB tiM drarehmui himMlf ^*** ing the Archbishop. Rut he stood dar gear to detect approaching (CMtiBMff Pag* OM) seU were In difficulty off the to restore a penicillin plant in that G IlR T nE R S Double HoMcr Bc4s i| IN D O O ft In both directions around tha lake Hi u i Interview teat April hostile fighters.) coast. A number of ships were country. 777 M am St. Manchester, Conn. 2-3448 firm in hia determination never to An airport at Port Angalaa waa and on both aldea of Route 87 aa TREE LIGHTS ISR with aa AteocUted Ptm* Oorrwi- permit Stepinae to resume hia post The publication discusses the held inside the Astoria harbor at FBOM MlO-15, widely used in the Ko­ under two fMt of water for a far aa tha Savage mace on Trum­ aigb* auartoO ealoe Uapa F&DI as Primate of T^oalavla. the mouth of the Columbia river poaduit. A lu BHifteton. lU«r- rean war against United Nations bull highway. Mr. Brown aold tha Uwt ellF aaHlF W braaebea. jEepKus Mid then l ^ t the Seven Cnargea tima. Dikaa broka In tha Ta­ though. SHOE DEPARTMENT SALE propmy. part to Mlaa Dtxon and OqUat far attaahteg oteor sola. oUe Church camiot be «i»I»v*d by Tha detailed indictment against fighters and medium bombers. It coma araa flooding paaturalands. The Weather Rureau forecast ^ ill Output High p ^ to Charlea Backua of Andov­ Stepinae charged that he; also commenti^hat in the Rovlat 60-mile an hour winds off the Ore­ OP er In 1010. ^ etet*.- but that ha * 1. Organlxed the forced conver­ Aviation Day show at Tuahino Waterfront busInaM housH movad AUTO STORE I oompromlaa eopld gon coast for today. China Reds Say Mr. Brown waa bom March 3|^, sion and helped in the baptism of last July five new awept-wlng. Jet to tha second floor aatldawatara NationkUy Advcrtlflod 1870, oon of Chauncey B. and Bhn- workad out betwean tha C3iuiw 380,000 Serbs living in Croatia and fighters were demonstrated. lappad tha straata. aad tha Oommunlat atata. Ha aald. Baromator Low Hong Kong—(P)— The Chinese |l nia (Baocom) Brown. Ho waa a howaver, that It waa tha rea^nal- Roania-Hertegovina during the RatelUtee Controlled Regular $5.95 to 88.95 veteran telagrairii operator with war to Roman Catholicism. The Another storm appeared lata Nobel Scientist Communists My their cotton In­ tha New York, New Haven, and billty 0* tha Holy Sae to work out Russia allowed only certain of last night east of tha Cascade any cornprcpiUa It mifht pro- prosecution charged that armed her satellites to have anything dustry is going full-bisst again, Hartford Railroad having com­ riesta rounded up the Serbian resembling a modern air force, mountains. Tha barometer drop­ pleted 88 years with the. read be­ girthodox people and threatened ped to a record low In the Walla Barred By U. S. and apparently Russia inust be not wllllii* to leave the apparently choosing to keep tight given an assist. fore he retired In December lji48. them with death if they did not control on this highly mobile and Walla area and 76 mile an hour SHOES He reeeived his SO year diamond country bacauaa 1 do not fMl winds were reported. Walla Wal­ (Conttnned from Page One) Several months ago the exttle The Year’s} change their religion. pin from the rsllrood on July 23, auilty.” he told the AP man. who hard-hitting arm of military la Is about 200 miles from the took the only picture of ^ j r . 3. Helped and incited the or­ strength, a study of Jane's indi­ mills of Red China ground to a IM l. Ha entered the employ of ganisation of the "crusaders.” a coast. brought a letter from Dr. Chain, halt, due In part at least, to a the New Haven mad Dec. 8, 1890 F«r IM ra Staplnae ever made In the pnaon. cates. in which he said the action was shutdown in trade writh the West­ Stapinac, aa leader ^ postwar offshoot of the wartime Particular care seems to be Oregon — Hardest hit was the $ 4 .2 d as a telegrapher attached to the Attwmlly Dualf w r f to Sialu Croatian puppet dictatorship of Coos Ray area on the southern not explained beyond the state­ ern world. A recent article in a New London office. He waa trane- alavla’a 7,000,000 Roman Cathollca, taken by Moscow in the Instance ment that it was rejected because Shanghai Communist newspaper f l P t t f G l l t waa aentenced on Oct. 11, 1046, to Dr. Ante Pavelic. of the Mikan satellites, an area coast. Slxty-mlla an hour winds Styles for boys and giria ferred to New Haven in 1906. He Greatest of security reasons. The letter, | said that Russian raw cotton had 16 yaara imprlaonment at hyd 3. Waa seen during the war in of the Communist empire from ripped roofs off buildings, over­ In B.C.D. widths—alzos received his initial training with V E L O C I P i D E Montc 29^i*c* the presence of Orman and Itali­ turned mill structures and whip­ sent to Meyer W. Welsgal, chair­ arrived to relieve "an off-season 8'/,-8. Oxfords, snaps, the long-defunct New York and SPARKING TANK labor on charjea he collaborated which there was serious defection man of the Welsmannl Institute's cotton shortage.” with the Axia and Ita wartime an occupation officers. ped storm-started flres. Damage patents. New Itagland Jtallroad. Bmwm Makos load "Bat-a-tat-tst” and 4. Introduced enemy propagan­ when Yugoslavia announced her was one of the few operators who taaata hamloM tgaikt. Onnaer t)Uppetj, condoned the forceful autonomy. ACCESSORY KIT Mnveraiona of hundrada of thou- da Into the Yugoslav Catholic was familiar with the Morse 0)de. s t r e e t ~ 791 popt ap aad down. press. Bulgaria. Jane's says, is per­ Infanta’ Sundiala Growing Giria*. He received his early training at AnMoiatleaUp totua. $129 aanda of Serbian orthodox follow- mitted to maintain an air force of Mad* of Plaotk SW SiPIK ^ era In CroaUa to Cathollciam help­ 5. Hid the archives of the Women Sundial the local Hop River station and j only 90 planes, of which not more Reg. $4.50 NOW also si Willlmantir. He was also ' glaolitalaMeMI ed organlie a poatwar "independ­ Pavelic "Ustachi" regime in the than 70 may be first-line, with Reg. $6.50 ent Croatia" movement and work­ archbishop's palace In Zagreb. an operator at New London for ! personnel strength limited to Oxfords, Now Save $2.00 Pair aevm l years. He leavea hla wife, | Iraiaw Rate** •• 8 ed for the downfall of the Com- 6. Bbtpressed the hope that the 5,000. Romania la allowed 150 air­ . 9 * TELEVISION $ 3 . 4 9 C. Millard Brown of Hamden; I noiniat regime of Premier Mar- Tito regime soon would fall and Patents. Sizes 4-0. B, O. D • mb AifM* ****** craft, with no more than 100 first- Boots, Straps. Variety three nephews, Horace R. Little, ! worked for the establishment of line and a personnel strength of widths. Straps, Oxford. Other Rad Triala an "independent state of Croatia" of color. Sites S-8. B, Boekleo, OA.SO Madison B. Woodward both of O - ; 8,0()b. Hungary is permitted the C, D. [ . lumbla and Bdward P. Lyman. Jr., OoMlBte Of telopboua poioa, BgM. laaiF He waa the flrat Catholic Church after the war. same sl*e aa Rulgarla. Saddles. ^ pr. of Eaglevllle: and five nieces. Mrs. gate. Ota. leader to be arreated and tried In 7. Served aS "apostolic military On the other hand, Poland and Lvndon E. Uttle, Mrs. Philip H. i eaatem Europe’a new poatwar vicar" with the Ustachi and or­ Osechoslovakia appear to fare Buy With Confidence Isham. Mrs. (Charles Stoltenfeldt Communiat coimtrlea. It waa not ganised "military clergy" (chap­ better, although Jane's does not and Mrs. Wilbur Smith of Colum- I 'waM8.9* AhoM until Feb. 8, 194». that Joaef Car­ lains, placing hundreds of priests estimate the size of their air FINAL OLEARANGE-ODDS If ENDS bia and Mrs. John W. Locke of , dinal Mlndaxenty waa aentenced to in Pavelic military units. forces. PULSP. 2 All-Staal098 life imprlaonment in Oonununlat To the charges that he ofgan- lABY DOLLS, HIGH WEDGES, SOME DRESS Hungary. The Cxechoalovak Com­ The Polish Air Force, the book Joel Anthary was elected preii- XMAS SPECIAL 2S -K ay lied the forced conversion of says. Is organised similarly to the SHOES IN CUIAN AND HIGH HEELS dent of the Columbia Recreation SCOOTER X muniat government banlahed Serbs, Stepinae said to the court: Soviet Air Force; all first-line CkJuncUa Gra-Y (3uh Saturday OF NATIONALLY Archbiahop Joaef Reran from hla "If you think I am guilty, then planes are of Russian origin and night, when the gmup organized PIANO $198 prlmateahip in Prague on March condemn me." many of the senior appointments S B , 0 0 ^ variety ef color and while at the "Y" for tu bi-monthly Aetaally play* taarpn and Aata. 10. 1951. Reran never waa brought The Vatican flatly denied the In the high command of the Po­ ^ I atyle. Plenty of large g>-m night. Bdward Gen-ais was ALL STEEL to trial. Only one Catholic lead­ charges. ChRd’s Plastic Handeeaie natural dnlah. er atill la free behind the Iron Cur- lish Air Force are held by Russian slseo, a few middle slzeo! chosen vice president. Karen An- I RADIO SPECIAL FAMOUS MAKE officers. AILESON’S 4-0 In group. thony and Kathy Kotelka. who Uin—Archbiahop Stefad Wyaijm- The (isechoslovakian Air Force tied in the vote ^or aecretary- aki of Poland. THE CHRISTMAS STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS Pair Stepinae (hla name la pro­ Goocl Interceptor went through a major reorganisa­ 128 MAIN BT. (CORNER B1S8ELL ST.) TEL. 6614 treasurer, will serve together for BUNNY BROOM 4 .9 8 tion after the Communists seized that office. SETS nounced Aloyalua Step-peen-atai OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. . Durlnfe the aiipervised g>’mnaa- waa tried by a three-man court in power In 1948, with purges in the A FEW OF GARTNER’S PROBLEM SAVING rm iE B MODF.LS the Croatian capital at Zagreb Soviet Air Need senior commands. The set-up now tlca, Patty Havnes. daiichter of FBOM ...... t . n to 16.98 along with 18 othera. Including 12 appears to be an Air Force of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Haynea of Roman Catholic prleata, who had tContinued froih Pag* One) several corps, the corps constitut­ WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SHIPMENT GIFT SUPPER VALUES! Hebron road, alipped on the mat A Big been brought to trial for war ed of air divisions made up of air during the tumbling period and regiments. OF MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S $7.98 fractured her collar bone. She , Crimea. TWo of hla co-def«idanta Andrei Tupolev, who also copied INFANTS' lU N N Y SLIPPERS— SIZES 2-9 . . . JKc $ 1 .00 were aentenced to death—one waa the American R-29 to produce Jane’s states there are fighter, was treated at Windham Commu­ hanged and one waa ahot. what the Ruseians call the TU-4 bomber and reconnaissance regi­ INFANTS' FELT ZIPPER ROOTIE ...... SI .29 nity Memorial Hospital. strategic bomber. ments, with major emphasis on SALE MIsa Lillian Banner waa giieat Even before the Archbiahop waa of honor at a "sweet sixteen" par- Valo* arreated on Sept. 18. 1946, Mar- The TU-10. aa described by air support of ground forces in PRICE ahal Tito waa reported to have Jane's, appears to be a light the field. A "number" of para­ ...... $ 1 . 0 0 tv given at her home in Chestnut told the Vatican he would not be bomber. chute regiments also are report­ Hill Saturday night. Her par­ ed. SUCKS Child’s All Leather. M a q m ents. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Banner, OM/f 3 ^ jailed if he were removed immedi­ Significantly, it is reported to • Juflt Lite* Mothpr'fl ately from the country. The Vat­ have been put into service by the WOOL CHEVIOT HERRINGIONE. BROWN, ILUE High or Low. Sizes 0-8. ^ ' / entertained 30 guesta for the oc­ ican refuaed that offer, aa it did Soviet Air Force In Eastern Ger New York's first elevated train AND GREY HERRINGIONE WEAVES. SIZES 29 fe 34 casion. GOLL-E-HICHARR • DurabI* PlaflHc IrlfltI** later repeated offera by the Tito many. The function of a light was powered by cables attached to Cowboy Slippers. M a V A Mrs. Harriett Ladd, who went steam winches at one end of the to her home in Campgrounds. Wtl- • 26-Inch Wo*d Handl* regime to releaae the Archbiriiop bomber is to support ground Bed, bUek. Sizes 8-8. .. ^ I . / 7 LHUo ■othon lovo ta wo from hla cell at Lepoglava Prison troops by close-up bombing or at line. limantic. when Horace Porter I for , • Actually Sw**|ifl Cloan MEN'S htlaaes Canadian Mocs and ^ a 0 7 whom she kept house a number of 1 Mfh teatr for foadlag taste years) went to Shelboume Falls, lim bed Queotitiat . . . Oaf Hare ImHyl Fancy Closed Backa ... ^ 1 . ▼ ' ‘W g r r babioa." 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DECEMBER 5.1961. and the Whiten Library hsva trot- be awarded during tka bVbnlng.by Bible Sunday Plans untaered booka and material* MiM Shirley Weik, County 4-H from their ahalvea In making at- Club agent. The program la open MINICIPH PMKIN8 LOT .J- marked carafully aa to content* w n O — IMM Made By Churches traetiva and affactlva Bibla dlt- to the public and tba club mem- Chaminade Qilb daaeription, siM and whether for Ellington “Pctday** Radio WTHA— 1W.T playa. bare wilt aerva refraahmanta. a man or woman. Theae ar* to lAi ■Mndks w n r r - i M i 'ITteaa taking part include Jpne ATO U l lkEM D O O M HOOD PUKING Holdf Program b* brought N^to the ehuirh on The Manehaater .Council o< McKinney, president o f the cltfb: Thuraday, Dec. 8, tba data when Th* annual church meeting wiU OKN TODAY UNTIL 1:30 F. M. Cburehaa la cooparatlng in the an­ 4.HSeU^NighP Irene Valenti, vice praetdent; Joan a regular meating. of tha.aoriety b* held Thuraday. Dac. IS, at th* 8l8tS8— nual obaarvanca Univeraal Boalo, aeerataiy; Wilma M o m , Of Yule Story wUl be held ih the aorial room at Ellington Congregational Church THURSDAY SATURDAY ' W n C —Muak. nt treaaurar; Andrae P*.v*ioU, re­ with th* oupper preceding 'the mui *s5|me-»*dtirtase ww». Bibl* Sunday, according to an an­ At Bolton Center 8 p. m. Th# program for th# WDRC—Danoe Orchaatra. porter; Patricia Striokland, SipN meeUng will be "How’a Tour Lat­ meeting. .Supper will ba aervad UNTIL 9 F. M. rWTfrPr-Vllltut t*dy. WHAT—Night Watch. nouncement by the Rev. Fred R. .A program aatltled “Cbriatmas anne lUneker. Bevei'.y Tuitie, in American I. Q.?'*' thla year at 8 p. m. All officer* WOOO-ltBitfe. WONS—Blood Without Team. Edgar, council praaldent. The Sec­ A 4-H Aehlavamant Ntght pro­ Marilyn Johnston. Patricia Haa- In Atmry and Bong" area praoantad ark requested to have report* all WHAT^-Mk* Ho^ ^ ^ Th* adult choir will reheara* at PARK FREE IN FURNEUFARKINff 18:88— „ ond Sunday In Dacembar la aat gram will bt hald at tha Com­ ■ett, Unda Smith. Marcia Olan- by mambara o f tha CTiaminade written In form ao that when they WIWB—N*i»r. lUquwt M«H- • WTHT—Travel Diary of the aaide each year to empbaalie the I p. m. on Friday. JUST A STEP FROM OUR INTRANCI ^ munity Hall in Bolton Centar on nay, Patricia KraealeU, Linda Chib at their Dacembar maatltig ar* accepted they may be written nM. importance of the Bible and to en­ Friday, Dac. 7 In which .mambara CananUr. Laonofe Howarth, Jean On each Monday night for the WDRC—Wlniwf Ttk* All. Air. • held Monday night in th* Fadara in the minutes of the meeting. - WONS—Jack’a Waxwork*. courage Bible reading. cf tha "Thlmblapuahara,'’ local Pouach. Linda Nialaan, Susan next few week* there will be a Mra. Barbara Patterson of Miniatam and church*# art par­ Don Room at tha Owitar Church. achool for Chriatian Education in w n c - c u i u DiOlm*. UM— 4-H girls club, will taka part. Un­ Shearer. Beverly Gage, Judith 'Starting with the atory of the Springfield, Maes., who has been ticipating In arranging apeclal der the dlractlon o f their leader, which 15 ar* enrollad. 'W TRT<-4Bw t*f« ft»r Two. Newa on all atatlonn. Fava and Alice Bo*wo»«i. nativity 'aa related in the Gdepel* visiting her slater. Mrs. Fred H. program* and arranging diaplaya Th* Youth Group ..meet*, at the a WDRC—8M W to B Show. 11:18— Mr*. Myron Lee, they have pre­ Arena of Maple street, for the past eV V • ...... WTHT—Sporta Program. of Bible* and religloiai bnoIfK. The pared a program damonatrattng a o f at. Luke and Bt. Mattblew. l*a- Church Social room each Sunday a,' ^ 4 i t ^ bel Worth, chairman for the eve­ two weeks, has returned home. ' WDRC—Public Service Pro- Retigiou* Education committee of regular club meeting, sewing on at 7 p. m. Pfc. Bancroft is home"'^ a 15- it f ,WOOC-4*«wfc the council haa arranged aeveral ning, read litera ry eelectlon* 4 lM _ button*. ti*e of the aewing ma­ Last Sunday, th* Youth Group day leave and at the end of that w IlA Y --N igh t Watch. *urb diaplaya in variou* location* chine and giving, the blaiary' of J8*j8r 4|bS wMcN were Inaptred 1^ the Chrint- elected th* following otricers R ® R C —Ytnk** Kltehon. maa atbry. Other mambera of the time reports back to Camp L*' ■igTIc—Yoimg Wtddor Brown, W n C —Newa. within the community. Buslnea* the club. Tlie program will In- OfSl»F084*"«^^ presen t, Donald Starkweather; jeu'ene. South Carolina. Mra. WONS—JaCk'i Waxworka. hoiue* and Ideal eitisen* are aa- cluda special must cal entertain­ elnb' pihaantad muMeal aclaction* vice-president, ttving Stanlly: aec' w m r—BrtUoyd Show. |M8k #V8S » • baaed upon the Chrlatma* theme. Bancroft will remain at her home 11:78— Miting in thia community-wide ment.. retsry', Marjorie Boyington; treas­ TTie holy birth vMa deacribed in In Ellington with her parent* for V^C-^om an In My Houm. WDRC—Public Servle* Pro­ program. Ceftlfleate* of achievement will urer, Katherine Yeomans. th* preaent. (A A'-A , gram. In addition to the diapla.v* In **Chrlatmas Night," a poem by Alice laabel Haaeltine, fmTnwed by On Nov. 28, a. meating of the Mias Flora Ann Howard, daugh W DRC- Ncwa; Old Rocorri 11:88— the chiirehaa, thee* local people church tounril was held at which ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J w n c -Muair. arc aleo participating: Shoor a aoprime *oto, “The' New Bom 8hop. King,'*'by L ’Eepoir, *ung by Mar­ time plans were made for th* De-i Howard. Sr., of Maple street, and W H AT—Btory Queen. 11:55— Brother*. Jcwalem; Houn# and Pfc. Rusacll J. Bancroft, son of WONS—New*. Hal* Dapartment Rtore: Dewey- jorie Hall, accompanied by Flor­ ceinber "Family Night" aa the VVTOT — Newi; Joe Oirend ence Wood. . council Is to be host. Also a partial Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bancroft Show. 17:08— Riehmond Stationery * t v * and w n c —New* and Muaie. Exekrpt* from ^The Ctaristmci Pulpit Supply committse was ap­ of Warehouse Point, wer* mamed w n C —JuM Plain Bill. The Fimt National Bank. Aleo the in the Scantic OongregaUonal WONS—Green Hornet. Televlalen »U ff at tha Mnry Cheney Library SPECIAL A t Oreccio," a itory of at. Fran- pointed and the balance of said WNHC—TV. ei*. b y SbpMe Jewett, and a trio committee was appointed at a CTiurch Simday night at 7 o'clock StlS— in a single ring service. Samsonite Lu^age WDRC—Thf Old Record Shop. P M. AU 5e CANDY P E G K N A IlS n arrangement of "N o Candle Wa* meeting following the aervices in '4 ;ob—Frank Slnatm Show. D0U 4 -NURSU ’nitre and No Fire,” by Lehmann, the church on Sunday..Thf follow­ The bride wa* given in marriage HUNDREDS OF UTIAY—Croeby'e Quarter. 4:1.1—Kate Smith Show. BALCH Is Your A N D C U M Peg table with attached deacribed the etable. Ethel Lange ing comprise that committee: by-her father and th* matron of WTTC—Front Pa«e Farrell. 31 pc. Ml Indadii honor wa* Mr*. Grace Johnson of .1:00—Space Cadet. toddle teat. MoHel tIerMIter, baMec. aang Sr*t aoprano. laabel Worth, Donald Richards, Marjorie Boy­ .1:1.1—Time for Beany. 2 W oacoiid aoprano, Tna Hohenthal, Manchester, slater of th* bride. ...thegift thatJUs * 'w n C —Notea and Quotea. 3 for 10c and pegt included. nlpplei, bruih. f t * ington. Mrs. Anne Shepherd, Mrs. Donald Bancroft served hla broth­ W HAT Band by Demand. If :;t0—Howdy Doody. alto, and Maude Kloppenburg ac­ Ruth Boekua, Clifton Home, Wal­ 0:00—Song Premiere. T IL XMAS. RESERVE BiOHT NEW VMYl SOiOlUS' companied. er aa best man. SMART NEW WON8—Clyde Beatty Show. TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ton Terger, Ronald Bockus, and The couple left on a wedding WTHT—Mark Trail. 0 :»V—-Weather Forecaal. An excerpt from *'T1i# .Holy Mrs. Roscee l*albot. every name on your list! 0 :30—Evening Newa Roundup. W O A IT U POSES A* - Night.” a atory by Selma Lagcr- trip to Penniyivanie where they \tT)RC--Memory Lane. A t a meeting of th* executive will visit Mr. Bancroffi brother 0:4.1—Film Short.. lof, wax read aa an example of beard of th* Andover Branch of •:U— 7:00—Kukla. Fran and Ollie. FE R N D A L E and family. WDRC Curt Maasey and Mar­ 5 8 x 9 8 ^ angele in literature and Marjorie th* Columbia CTiapter, American 7:30—Connecticut Spotlight. ' € > Arroas Prom High School The choir end congregation of tha Tilton. , Hall aang Meaart'a glerioua "Alle Red Ooaa, the following commit­ ^®UR SHOPPiReg iigj. 7:4S—New* Caravan. 1085 Main St., Maneheeter Ellington Church ar* invited to , c o n o N S WHAT-Bporla. S waihabi*, SaxlWe, «n- ’ hila.” tee chairman w*r4 appointed: Jun­ participate In the. Annual Chrlst- •:58— 0:00—Arthur Godfrey. 7 A. M .-ll P. M. Every Day kraokoWe laldier* and a For th* ahepherd thame Miea P:0d—gtrike It Rich. BETTER DEAL ior Red Croes.. Alwena O'Brien; Inai Carol sing wltlch will he held WON8--Te* Fletcher. aaachina gun in cul-atil bax. Worth read Theodoala Garrieon’e 0:30—Plalnclotheaman. poem. "Th* Shepherd Who flr*t aid, John Hutchinson: home in front of the Journal Building. WTHT—Victor Borge. service# Ramona Yeoman*: nurs­ Evening 10:00—Bout*. PONTIAC DEALER UM Y STAFF CU Stayed," and Maud^ Kloppgnhurg Rockville, Friday eveitlng, Dec. Famoua Fruit Of The l^ooni, 10:45—Sport Spot. . • ... ll- I* 1 ing service, Olga Lindholm; pro­ 31, at 8 p. m. This is a compiunity Read Herald Advs. Wind-up molar, liren, flaih- played a piano arrangement of WDRC—Newa. 11:00 Comedy Hour. Bach'a "Sheep May Safely Oraae." duction, Marion Stanley; disaster •*ln~ alt are urged to join |t. Cotton City and other na­ ing light en reef, w n C —Newa. 191 • An Iriah legend. "The Story of relief. Rescoe Talbot and . Pearl Notices for the church calendar W'ONS—Newa. tig II %" long. Bride,” by Vera Walker and ’’’The Parriah; water safety. Peg Mtn- should be given nr telephoned to tionally adverlioed dreoaes. WTHT—Newa: Joe Oirand. Star of Bethlehem," by Adam alga: blood donors, Ethel Nelson; Mra. Virginia Loveland by Wed­ •:18— were both inaptred by the Bible publicity, Betty Sprenkle; auditor, nesday noon. Her {^one number Wonderful for ynuraelf . . . WTIC—Strictly Sporta; Weath­ atory o f th* atkr in the eaat. Char­ Dave Yeomans. i 5-8230. er. lotte Gray wa* th* aoprano aolo- and for gift*. WON8—Sporta. lat with June Thompkina at the WDRC—Jack Smith. EASY-TO-ASSEMHE piano...... The adoration of the Wise Men WDRC- Jack Zaiman; Record MODERNFARMSn wa* deacribed in en excerpt from Album. "Caapar'K Story" a* told by John Riy. 3.39 and 349 Oxenham and aung by the trio in THf WT5RC--Gu^’ Lombardo. D b a O R AND *'Je«u Bambino.” by Pietro Ton ^ 1 The tgading of a Flemish carol PERFECT GIFT •:8»— NURSE KITS ■ WTIC—Emile Cote Glee Oub. fcoxarf "The Angel and the Shepherd*,*' FOH THi $ 0.98 and the soprano solo. "Adore and WTHT—Sereno Gammell. Newa. POOOIY GROWUt lam, 14 bam eccettoriei, W'ONS-^Newa; Bill Jcnkina Be Still." by Gounod, sung by •5? FAMILY Show, 8nly SNOOPSy SNORTS trodor, 7 farm trteniili, 21 Charlotte Gray, depicting the 8:45— onimati, 5 peopl*, 5 bird*, worship of the shepherds, conclud­ Coeb M l conloini reoliilie WDRC—Lowell Thomar. •earecraw. Ire*, fencai, ed th* program. If you’re looking for thia equipment, candy pilii and In keeping with the spirit of the M E N’S S H E E P -L IN E D WTIC—Three Star Exti.'.. and a giilk plaiferai. year's finest gift. Sam­ WTHT — Buaineaa and Stock diploma Kidi lave 'em. aeaeen the men:bers enjoyed a *o- sonite is the answer lo Newa. Celerlul, plailic deg er» . rial hour around a festive table Just Receiyed yout shopping, problems. 7.-0A— wheeli. Eort wiggle, toil gaily decorated with Christmaa SLIPPERS ball*, and exchanged gift*. Re- It has better-than-leather WON8—Fulton Lewie, Jr, wagi. A child's delighll EXTRA URGE SIZES w n C —Wayne King Show. .fraahmenta. were served by the Leather sole and rubber heel*, Vbiy- miraci* covering*. • ■ solid WDRC-Baulah. hostesses of the evening: Batty llte top*. S4 TO 40 brass locks ... rich, long- WYIAT—Symphony Hall. Wsltera. chairman. Flora Chase, wearing lining.*... famous WTHT—N ewa; Songa and Lee Habcrcm, Ruth Hedges, Ro- super-strong construction Storlea. W O N D ER IN G wana Hansen, Esther Maidment, 7:15— Trimming* Mary Stewart and Dorothy Walk­ $3.49 $3.98 WON8—TaUo-Teat er. At the refreshment table, the WDRC—Jack Smith. president. Charlotte Gray, and WHAT Ethel Lange poured. w n C —Newa of the World. WTHT—Lone Ranger: S-UTE WONS—Gabriel HeaUer. Sm our eomplata WHAT-^gmphony ^HaU. Vnrl-celortd • G.E. bulbs have Andover a small gi/t W'DRC—Club Fifteen. T O G IV E HIM'/ Hm « f sHppar for ^-bemdy cHp* that fasten to Iraa. 7:4^—. The Ladies' Benevolent Society •vory tnombor of WTDRC—Ed Murrow, of th* Andover Church is work- i chosen for W O N B -M itdy Oanwm. Ing en a gift making project for Hm ramHy. w n C -~ w a Man'a Family. • ;WI— the State Hospital at Thla la being don* with the hop* AUAT Quality WDRC—Big Town. Sloys lighted whan I bulb bums of cheering the 2.000 Ion* and MARLOW’S WTHT—Myatery Tlicatar. friendly patients during the. Yule W H AT—Sahite to UOoiuC eul. Vori-colof ad; tree clips. season. Articles for presenta­ THRIFTY WmC—HalU of Ivy. Cowboy WONS—Hidden Truth. tion ar* cosmetics, handkerchiefs, PRICES 8:15— cigarette*, stationery and card*. Btote , A complete list of these augg**- WHAY UConn va Tufta Baa- For Children S i e n f ketball Game. WE SUGGEST TtiK ORNAMENTI tions has been sent to each mem­ ber of the. ooclety with a request 8 :S »- 12'/, to 7. ^Srritt^n's WT5RC—Dr. Chriatian. that the artl|^*a b# wrapped and •lAUTIPUL MNISHIS t6 CHOOSI PROM I W n C —Great Gtideraleeve. W THT—The. Top Guy. $4.29 J^rincess W'ONS—International Airport, g t* * * "•4 » [Saddle Tan. Natural Rawhide, Admiral Blue. Cordovan 8:08— REGAL PANTS W nC - -You Bet Your Life. J E W E L Brown, Bermuda Green, Beige Clay, Pink Copper, Light Blu*. WDRC—Red Skelton. ■ ^ o u i I f f . WONS—Johnny Menko'a Or- CASE cheatra. W THT—Bold Venture. 8:58— BECAUSE IfiriTnnru fi J W n C —The Big Story. T h e^ r* a sensible gift . . . s gift that every WDRC—Bing Croabv. home comfort , WTHT—Mr. Preaident. man and young man haa use fer— no matter SHOE DEPARTMENT MARLOW’S HAS THE DIGGEST STOCK 10:08— how many paira he may already have. WDRC—Boxing Bouta. WONS—Frank Edwarda. MORIARTY Bros ^OYSIHTOWN-ATTHE WTIC—Barrie. Crane, Oonfl. 3 1 S L t N T i C b I dentlal Inveatlgator. WTHAY—Newa; Night Watch. , w iA «M-ine**i Dunfrv.^ eautnutim REAL S U T E WTHT—American Medical Aa- BECAUSE LOWEST PRICES! $2-50 aoclatlon. He can bring them back aftar Christmaa and BUOKBOARD 18:15— FU a O H . WONS—Jack'a Waxworka. have them altered according to his wiahes; ••radstaitsB fingiUn ERECTOR SETS PAINT SETS or he can exchange them; or get a refund. £ ON STAND Covered m leethet-graia T xxol*^ $2.99 it $97^ 59eiw3i99 EVERYTHIMG IN GIFT WRAPPING tooled io foW . hound in braie. . . valvat and goM-ewbcaaed lati" hwng. leoiy. Aqua or Green. PUZZLES BY S#0 BECAUSE DKCOKATKD PRINTED OR SOUD COLOR MARLOW’S (Vriw «« MECHANICAL AND Regal pants make an especially fine gift. Fahntgum FaMuu KOO ZOO BLOCKS FERRIS WHEa AROTIU 490^J|f4M>k-CeYaFtaeJGy8b8r4i^ Q{i«lkip|, I^WRAPNIIGJUlRIOe U lN K L E m iS e tH O E K R V n E — Sharkskin Suitings, Whipcoi^a, Wool ECONOMY PACKAOE 49c 9ir i M n T j 3 Gray Flannels, Bedford Cord# and Corduroys. SiAU AND TACS Ic ilic Maks m REPMRED immniaBaMa— aM auM MECHANICAL ELECTRIC • lO X O P M San IHDIAH ind COWBOY ROLLER COASTER DOLLS HIOH PHONOGRAPH SIAN Year ohoaa X M U CARDS too, have Sun Yayles Not a toy—^olnme eeatraL BagottM the $2.99 CHAIRS 32JI Shoe Reiepalrlng of the If you're still in doubt as to dTHIMATXSctB! too*—In partabto eaaa. SUITS FOR BOYS Better Rind D

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OOFT CLOMNO mas Nurse Aide* Hold Give Waddell Green Light nounead that affaetlva Wadnaaday fin, lira. Ernest J. Stancel, Mrs. lowing aarvad as obaarvsrs: Irving MOK. THKC nu. _ South Coventry tker* will ba ekangaa la tha achool Ruth W. Fabyan, Mrs. Adam G. Andover Stanley. Mra. CUfton Homs, Ur*. 1*!M a . m . buaat to comply wUk aafaty ragu- Quandt and Miaa Mary Bourne. Raymond Ooodala, Mr*. Arthur Annual Yule Party Savage. Mra. T. C. Wright, Mra KATtTBOAT • A. M. latkina and to avoid ovar-crowd- Th* Senior Christian Endeavor Classified Advertisements To Hire School Architects Mrs.'Pauline UMIe Boy Scout Troop 124 will go on Thoma* O’Brien, Allan McPher­ l a i A . M. to 4:S0 P. M. ing. Ah chUdran will ba advlaad Sctelety of the Second Congrega­ Coventry 7-e221 son, Georg*' Lovell, Billy Lang*. ■OTHER AI>V8. ON PAGE »»- ■me ninth annual CSulatmaa by thair taachara aa to tha tional Church will show a moving an over-night hike to Hatchaug party of the American Rad CroM George Nelson and Mrs. Georg* Litto for Solo 78 WABtoi—Rori Estoto 77 An Architect or archltecU willpChltecU. but aaid ‘Tt i* about time ebangea partalning to aaeh spacit- picture entitled,"The Word GIveih State Foreat on Saturday, Dec. 8. H o o m a f * r S a k 72 Nuraaa’ Aida Oorpa was held at A program on "TTie United Na­ le child. Through tha oooparation Nelson, 71 be engaged to proceed with plana to atop kicking this thing around Light," Sunday at 7:30 p. m. at Chairman Richard Leon and Scout i f o r S a k VERNON — New 4-room ranch, WANTED— Ldatlnga of all klnda. the Maneherter Owintay Club of tha achool bua drivera. aach of MANCHESTER—«-room Oarrlaen for soma of the achoola in the pro- There Is no aenae in adopting tion* and World Understanding" the church. There will be no ad- Leader Latham True will accom­ REASONABLE HOMES larga let, near bua and eeheal. Put tha MlUng of your property M entey evening. It was a feeUve them making aa extra trip, the HAYNES EfTREET rokmial. ceraaaic tile bath, hot poeed school building expansion temate plana." she said, "If ther» la now being worked out In th# mtaaion charge. The public is pany the bova. All Scotits plan­ Chooae your own color acJieuie. Into expertenced handa. Tour in­ oeeaaton with UbI# daeoraUone board state* there la not a need Invited. A free-will rnllertion COVENTRY 4H room dwreUtnir. water oil haat, Ruaco acreena and eonalsUng oT camB* OiMatmas program. General Manager! Is no cooperation on the part of George Heraey Robertaon School ning to make the trip must have Barbara Wonda, A gent 8702. quiry aa to our aervlea invited. Geoiite H. Waddell was authorised foi- new and additional huaaa at will be taken following the ehow- clothing and equipment check-up* Marlborough ' Charmin* i room Capr Cod modern bathroom, an Improve- irtorm windowa. all rooma plaatar- treaa,' evergreens' end a email other boards." She wras rMerrint . and the Center School. Mr*. ad. oak flooring, laundry tuba, Alice Clampet, Realtor, 84* Mala at the meeting o f the Beard o f Dl- to the Board of Education and the the present time. The action h*a Ing to help defray the expense*. at the regular meeting on TTiura- «tth attodiod faraf«. Firo- menu. Fun wirice $«.SM ahout BLOOMFIELD — 80 odd acraa, Chriatmaa live at eaieh place eet- been taken following a ’ two- down paynwnt, 28 copper pjiimblBg, ameaite drive­ atreet. Phone 3-4543 or 2-0880. recter* last night to entage archi­ Schqpl Building comm'lUee- Rh' Charles Hemingway and Francis On Dec. 14 at 8 p. m, the Senior dav. Dec. 8. The special town meeting which r i, oil burner, attractive >1,300 to >1.900 high xtate of fertility, *.000 feet Ung. tects for the Vernon and Lydall Perrottl, teachers, have been ap­ nHontha' study of th* school chil­ CE will he in charge of t he square day oeeiipaney. way, 2-car garage, lot. 80 x *00 Following a turkay dinner, th# said they bed ahowrh no particular Captain Stewart Do\igan of the was held last Monday acted fav­ amesito drive, quick oc- atate road frontage, aultable for streets school, the South School, pointed by Mr*. Samuel A. Guil­ dren'* tranaportatlon problem*. dance at the Church Commiinlty United States Army, who spent 18 completely fenced, nicely land- dairy, market gardening or de­ group enjoyed a fin* entertain­ enthusiasm for the alternate pT#' orably on Ih* motions presented RUBBER ttBcy. Excellent condition, 2 FAMILY 8 room duplex, one the Bowers School, and the high pocalB. She also said tha dtrac- ford, Interim principal, to be the Th* Oovantry Orange Home Houae. In ’lng Andert will be months in Korea, la at the home S ■eaped. TWe blockx from bua line, velopment. Oow bam, capriity ment program. Mi*. Rolda Martin school. teacher committee of the program hy the selectmen. ’They were to apartment ocmipancy In .10 daya. Many Attend Yule Olbeon preeanted a splendid pro­ tw.. . . . ' 4ld not seem to be in favor Economics Committa* will present tha prompter. of his mother for a 39-day fur­ e price 114,700. cloaa to ahopplng center — new 40 head. 8 room 180 yaar eld The action came after a 1 letter4 tham With the aaaistnnre of Mis* Helen purchase a new town tnick, to Separate fumaeea, new oil furnace gram o f aedaUty U p dances by ^ a program on plana for Christmas Neither Junior or senior CE so­ lough. At the end of that time STAMPS ■ehool. 80-day occupancy. PHee from Charles F. RItch, Jr., direc-, rn«m.------„ . ... Maxur and Mr*. Myrtle E. Carpen- on ownera aide. 2 car racOR* neor colonial houae. Walton W. Orant her puplU, Beverly Bollino, Beryl entertaining during th* Lecturer's cieties will have group meetings he will he stationed in Georgia. make arrangemenia for paying of ARTHUR A. KNOFLA >1>,S00. Henry Becolt Agency, Party of D. of I. tor of the State School Building i . ter. new achool. ahoppln* and bua lire Realtor. Hartford 2-7884. Bve- Caetelltne, PrieclUa Olbeon, Pen­ Hour following th* buBtnes* meet­ Sunday evening due to the show­ The local Ohaervatlon Post of same, to authoiixe th* dissolving H eritor Sale price >11.000. About >8,000 288 High Street Weet, Manehea- nlnga Mancheater 3180, or Frank committee, which aaid that he had ! ^ Grade 4 pupil* are working on a ing Thursday at 3 p. m. ing of the mentioned film. the Aircraft Warning Service waa of the School Building Committee I?' ter. Mancheater 3888 or 3-1798. ny White, asu d ia Brown, .{udy received from the Attorney Gen-1 !!!* unit on local community with em 876 Main Street— E*t. 1921 raah needed. PInney 3877. St. Margaret'a Circle, Daugh­ Imrson and Blair Prentice, who Climax Oiapter, OE8, will meat Uriel Lodge. AF and AM, will manned on Saturday, Dec. 1, dur­ and to transfer remaining funds to eral ‘ho written opinion" on the t jJIIL-* phaals on nationalities of parents BUSINESS SERVICE Phone Office 6440 PORTER STREET SeeUon. Pre- ter* of Isabella, bald Ita annual also Introduced each performer. Oreen School waa wttbdrawm aft­ Wednesday at 7:48 p. m. at the have an annual election nf officer* ing the hours o f 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. the Board of F.duratlon. 2 FAMILY .8 room flala. 30 day Christmas party at th* T - laat legality of th* McGraw package on their program for discussion. This was the period of time desig­ East Central Pomona Grange and SUPPl.V CO. Eveninf* 69S8 or 2-4278 occupaner on let floor, nice nelpb- wfar 8 mom colonial. Attractive Mary Wilson was the pianist. plan, wa* read to the directors. er ennaiderabla objection to the Masonic Hall In Merrow. The for the ensuing year Saturday at night with 48 member* and addition developed. Director* Along with this 1* included a dla- nated by the State Civilian De­ met with the local grange on Sat­ MM MAIN ST.—TEL. t-1278 Home Liiitinire Wanted horhood. ’lar*# lot with ahade and flrat floor with lavatory. Screen­ Paul Paige, well knowm youth­ The letter also aaid that there had Ciissinn on Christ ma* in other chapter has been Invited to the 7:30 p. m. at the Masonic Hall in Wanted— Real Eatate 77 gueata present. The banquet mom ful pianist, played two selection* ^ r a t n and Mahoney said they Chriatmaa Veaper Servle* Runday Merrow. Tnatallstinn of these fense Council for a teat. The fol­ urday. Dec. 1 for an evening meet- fruit treea. i4 mile from center. ed porch off living room. Three was beautifully decorated. Poln- been no Indication the opinion was land*. They will also work on unita HANCRXSTBR—S-family houia Sinfle rarape. Sellinc at >13.800 twin elae bedrooma. Tile bath. A t­ on the piano and also accompanied forthcoming. were not in favor of buying land aponaorad by the Hope Chapter of officers will immediately follow CONSIDERINO 8ELUNO settla* ware uaed In pmfusion. An adjacent to the school at high on count He* of the world, especial­ a a , (ood eondition. reMonmble with about >4,000 down. tached garage. Thia homa offtred singers Joyce Jarvis and Paul Want to Walt Rockville at 4 p. m. at the Epla- the business meeting. Members price. further Infortumtidn YOUR PROPERTY ? illuminated Chriatmaa tree adorn­ price*. Both felt that Incjwaa- ly Italy and China, and the old and Wot to you for the flret time. Feel Gagnon. Julie Moriarty presented Director Ray E. Warren, who present of each. They will iliidy copai Cfliurch on Ellington avenue of the lodge are invited in the ed the head table and a Nativity two entertaining monologues. ing the alge of the addition to the Christmas Vesper Service Sunday call 3-2449. free to call for all particuUre. Without obligation to you. we mads the several motions for the UN flags, the story of the iTN, In Rockville. LOTS OF LOTS will apprxiae or make you a caah arrangement added the rellgiou* The committee In charge of the authortxatlon. said he did not B ^ e ra achool .would take care of The Parent-Teacher* Associa­ at 4 p. m. at th# Epl-scnpal Church MAIN STRW n'—Zoned fer buai- The Oranville Shattuc.k Co., need* In th* area. and have exhihtf* of material per­ offar for property. See ua before aspect to the evening. dinner and program was Hiss Lil­ think the "roat-plu*" pl*n would tion will sponsor th* organising of on Ellington avenue In Rockville BMa. four-family and ^ room Bolton l.VI X 200 and up >800 Hartford .33-3871, Eveninga Man- In a related action the hoard taining to nation* involved in the you aelL Following a dellcinu* supper of lian Larson, chairman, Mis* Jen­ mean any saving to the’town. He UN. a claaa Wednesday at 8 p. m. to sponsored hv the Hope Chapter, ain»le. aulUWr for doctor, etoro and up. cheater 2->489. . Phone 8273 nie Wind, co-chairman. Mrs. RIts aiithorixed the chairman to ap­ OES. of Rockville. chicken shortcake and all th* aaid it was "apt to cost more." Each pupil I* writing a letter in receive both round and aqiiare or any bualn«f«. Two apartmcnU Vemon an X 200 and up- - >800 Wilkie and Mrs. Mary Balch in Director T. J. Crockett, who has point a eommitttee of three of Its BRAE-BURN REALTY "flxins," games were enjoyed. a teacher in a school In Augsburg. dancing Inatniction* at the Rob­ vacant. To he eold aa one unit. and up charge of tickets, Mr*. Alice Mack advocated the McGraw plan, member* to meet with Oanaral Far Reaching Idils for S«le 78 Prices were awarded to Mr*. Manager Waddell and similar Germany, where the 4.3rd Diviaion ertaon School auditorium. Mr*. fo r th e ENTIRE Inoime »2,W» per year. Howard Tolland -100 X 400 >800 end up SELLING TOUR proparty 7 Grace Cyr and Mr*. France* Stein­ and Mrs. Theresa Moriarty in spoke in fsvor of waiting for an Also Caspar will be in charge R. Haatinira. Mancheater 2-1107. IVbathar it b* a lot. houa* or charge of decorations, and Mrs. committees from the Board of Ed­ la now stationed, fo.' her to dia- BUILDING LOT, 78' x 200’ at the er. Sant* with ' hi* pack was opinion from the Attorney Gen­ tribute among her pupil*. with the public invited. buaiaeaa in town or country, you Ruby Van Syckel. Mr*. Irene ucation and the School Building New York (NFAt Gnose | THK ALLEN REALTY CO. Oreen. Wm. Kanehl. Contractor hillarlouBly welcomed and er-ery eral. Grade 8 work on this project in­ Profeasor ArJona Croteau of ICAKCHEST^ a n d vicinity, vrill get prompt and paraoaal Brennan and Mr*. Virginia Flavell He was seconded by Director* committee to confer on appoint­ Tatum of the Harlem Globe Trot­ MnMEY-SAViNC Prices and Builder. Phone 7773. on* present received a gift. cludes a study on Connecticut gov Storra. a member of the Foreign ters ha* the longest reach In | homea from 19.700 to 122,000. 180 Center .8t., Mancheater ■ervica by calling Ellaworth MIU in charge of the entertainment. Harrv .1. Flrsto and Walter T. Ma­ ment, of an architect. Phone .8108 Eveninga 2-0438 Mia* Rosalie Chapdelaine. tal­ ernment and history, a study of Language* Department at th# basketball, 84 inches. Some old, eome brand new. For COVENTRY - Lot and trailer at tan, agant. Phone 8930. honey who were reluctant to give General Manager George H. University o f Connecticut, will ented young dancer, executed a Waddell said that application wrne the l^N. Each week Junior high \ \ aatlafactory eerviee call aeent, PWJOT Chriatmaa in thIa lovely, Lake. Lot 80 x 100. Trallar— 1*41 the General Manager the go- show picture* on France this week WANTED-kour property to aeU beautiful ballet number and a made about 10 days ago for Fed­ pupils win submit reports of activ­ *- 8181. ______nearly new. 8-mom alngle, nicely Gilder 28 foot. Price >1.800. Jamea ballet tap dance, accompanied at Catholic Ladies ahead OB th* new high achool be­ ities of the UN, There are two to the pupils of Grade 8 in the .1, Rohan A Son, Realtora. Tel Reliable ouyara waiUag wiu fore the legal opinion waa avail­ eral educational aid when Man­ CASN CALS CD8TOM Built, 2 year old home, located. Fireplace, picture win­ the piano by har mother. giNiiipa in these classes working on classroom taught by Mr*. Georgs 74,33. eaah. Finaneee arranged. We able. D irecto/ Katherln# D. chester w’s* classlfled as fifth In A. Kingsbury at the George Her­ COLT a rooma. Pine panelled livinj dow. hot wvter heal, oil burner, Mias Eileen Kiely gave an ac­ an original play on the UN. Film REAISTEII need 4-8-8-T room euglee and % Engage ‘Players’ Bourn spoke out strongly in favor the Hartford critical are*. Di­ aey Robertson School. Professor HELP WANTED large lot Aaking $13,500 For ap­ complished exhibition of baton rector Crockett said he under­ strips Including "Structure for K M K I N G room with flreplace. dinint room family bouaea. Howard R Hast­ of proceeding with th* high Croteau will show colored pictures k M'A" HI*H. H* $nON* AC­ pointment rail Wm, Ooortchlld, twirling. Both girl* are daughters stands East Hartford will receive Peace." "Mankind." and "Human with eomer cupboard. 9 b ^ - Suburban for Sale 7i> ing*. Phone 2-1107. school. She conceded there might on life during the exploration TION TOT Sr, Realtor. 18 Foreat atreet. •f member* of the circle. At the meeting of the Ladie* of an 'allocatloq of about a million Rights" will be shown during the Exp«riMeBd qos 2t o t i e n O H ^ rooma aaraite. Lot lOO x 200. be a posalhle economy in Ih* Mc­ study. Courts have been set up to period during the social studies 7928 or 8891. Columbus held last night at the dollars for educational aid. Can Madeline Bmlth. Realtor, 2- LAKE PROPERTTf. larga living U8T WITH an active concern for Christmas carols were sung, and Graw plan or in hiring town *r- settle school diapiitea and social session. BttudoBt; also axpari* room with flreplace. hath, artes­ reiiable courteous service. 9Tee lee cream and cookie* were sefv- KnIgIfU of Columbus Home, Mr*. a ■ i « $ nsL m nsun 1842 or 4879. F.AST HARTFORD, new Cape Genn Andrelnl reported that ar­ prohletTLs similar to this activity Coventry Garden Club will oneod ouFomobito ma* X I V $. ian well. >8.800. Modem home. 4 appraisal arrivlna. at aatlatactory ed. An inspiring Anal* followed I80NIB0 —— — - MANCHESTER - « room home. Coda with full shed dormer*, in rangement* have Been made with in the UN. The jurors and lawyer* again play Santa Claus for the a I M • $. rooms, hot water oil heat. >10,- aelllng price to you. The ^Allen with Mias Margamet Falko'wski and toys laat night and further Sweeney and her committee ch cN iie. I 0 1 A wtk iaaiNO m n . aiAVt ANV SIZS •04U BOW vacant (3 .bedrooma i hot choice location. F.H.A. and G.l. the Community Player* to present for the achool court* are elected Mansfield State Training School 95 ttcoaq, cuAt 000. Make an otfar. R O. Den­ Realty Co. Phone Manchester rendering "Silent Ntgbt" by contribution* of food or toy* served cupcake* and coffee. i o a IMI. ON 4T«tDV water oU heat, nicely landacaped approved mortgage*. Large lota th* play, "Araenlc. and Old Lace," by them. During Grade 8 aasembly and Hospital during their annual TieaiNa AMOUNT tWtIT TONlt. Oto w i ton. 8724. 8108. candle Hght at the Nativity scene, should he brought to th# r.llnlr programs panel diacu*sion* are Christmas party Dec. 11 at noon IMISTtaS HAMI lot, IflO a 180, amefltc driveway, For laating living comfort and at a time and place to be an­ STATIONED IN OERMANT COOK’S economy call Madeline Smith. realistically arranged on a ban­ nounced later. room of the Public Nurses Assoc, conducted on phases of the ITN at the Nathan Hale Community acreena. atorm window's, V enetian VERNON -Two-famtiy duplex 7-8, FOR QUICK RE8ITLT8 in eelllng quet table. Th# entire parly Joined at the hnepltal before Dec. 22 First Lieutenant Richard Noel charter, while Grade 7 assemblies Center. A pot-luck'luncheon will blinds. Price >10.800. >2.800 raih Realtor 2-1842 or 487t. in good condition. Eumace each vour property call Suburban At the husinea# meeting the In singing th# last verse, after member# voted to donste to the No more meetings of the Ladies ' Lyttle. youngest son of Mrs. Mar- work on panels pertaining to the be served with a gift exchange SERVICE STATION • I $ ( AM over mortgage required for non aide. 2 8rcplaree Large open Realty Co.. Realtora, 841 Main — garet Lyttle snd the late Thomaa EAST HARTFORD- Now under which " iit rry Christ m**" echoed Americsn Legion Auxlllsry Girls' of Columbus will be heH during IT. S. among members following. Hos­ MANCHESTER OREEN WAU Tvat porch. 1 acre* land. Nice ahade LytUe, who Is in the servicq sta­ veteran. Henry Eicon Agency, conatruction. four room Cape atreet. Call 8218. through the building a* the guest* Bute program, to the Girl Scout the month of December, with th# The Board of Ediiratlon ha* an- tesses will be Mra. Cheater H. Cof­ It ATI A*« *88 High atreet Weet. Manchei- tree*. Excellent garden spare, v; first meeting in January ached- tioned in Germany, would he glad COMTOSt- Cod. apace for large mom up- WANTED - 8 room house on on* departed. drive and to the purchase of tuber­ to hear from hla many friends in ter. Mancheater 8883 nr 2-1798. atalr*. Hot water heat, oil burn­ mile In hourly bua, >* mile to Th* president, Mrs. F. Leo culosis seals. They also voted ufed for Jan. 19. floor, with out building^. and At the conclusion of the meeting Manchester. Hi* address is: 1st Lt. tom er. picture window, full rellar, parkway. Near achool* and Barrett, extends thanks to every money to purchase meat for the EAST HARTFORD —Sparkling church. 11 mile* to Aircraft. shout 8 acre* of land. Muat be last night Rev. Robert Carroll Richard N. Lyttle. 02013881, ratcM all Improvemant*. comar lot on member of the vsrious commit­ Christmas basket* Which the or­ • tIATMta MW**-* TOOL CHEST BCW cap* Obda. Chooae youra Owmer will vacate 7 room aide at In husines* cone and on state showed a movie on the Christopher Medical Company, 109th Infantry. bun line. Ready for occupancy tee* for thejr cooperation in mak­ ganisation i* preparing for needy 28th Dt8'iston. A. P. O. I ll, C/o * *A90«. tVttrTMIN* THAT UTTU ACCOMHM now. F.H.A., only >11,800. Call clealng of »al*. Other liatinga. highway. Stale particulara In families. Member* brought in con­ movement entitled, "You Can Feb. lat. Si 1.900 Wm Goodrhild, ing th# 19.81 Christmas party a Postmaster, New York City. NAiNHICTAMET C A I HNTia agant, 2-3181.______Tom Minor, Agent. Tel. Rockville first letter. Write Frank Denette, tributions of money, food stuffs Change the World.” Mias Beatrice Niaot, tA*o« aiAV ANT Sr . Realtor. 18 Forest street. 18 Village street Roekvine. moat enjoyable occasion. OPEN THIS SHOOT VAawn TBOM Tuan ON IT. HATNES s t r e e t —7 room in- 7928 or 8891. .8-8042 V«It lASVIO MAONITICl UAIN aulatod colonial. Four bedrooma • AITS and hath, aeeond floor: three > THURS.and SAT. Tooma and lamtory flrat. Fire­ MAHTINL STICi place. new oil burning furnace, TWIN DIESEL ELECTRIC TRAIN copper piping, electric dishwaah- BOU ar, automatic washer, two open ENOUGH'S ENOUGH AT ANYTIME! TIL 9 P. M. COMPim WITH TRACK a i HANSFURMER •orches. two-ear garage wl^ FOR CHOICE CHRISTMAS GIFTS CMOS HAVE YOU HAD ENOUDH OF DISHWASHIHO DRUDQERY, Levabla, A COMSUTt MOMBN Slll^an TtANI. IWO- ameeiu driveway, large. dwW* •NtT tocokiOTTVi,. TH«w ..>to!qHT lot with nic* ahade treee. Eariy irs Lifalika CAil.•4. II ac. OVAL oa _ T ..i t i ^ wtai. n a«g occupancy. Raduced price foe im­ “DISHFAN HANDT aaA SOAP POWDER SHIFFLEST cue. TBANseotMa coMeuTi. mediate ael*. “R T. OTHtM A t lo w A t 7.1 McCann. Realtor. 7700, AMORCAH RYER NEW! Two or Three-Beflroom I Then "Let James Do It"! «0*«40U$ AISOITMENT OS ( URHa TRAMS Hama BfcAhera. Phene THC MOST OUTSTANDINO Homes. DIAMOND’S ARMY and NAVY For Qnality* Fit and Wear KAUTiauL nous wi havi 2-922L IVl l SHOVTN, tVttT J««. la d ACCESSONfS AT^ xvfkv t m i t6 eiiAii toui YOUR PORTABLE AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER 997 MAIN STREET 'U W PRICES MANCHESTER — New home. 8 UTTU OAltlHa, ^ ^ _ 'nri-a nnim i MATItfiSt beautiful Salshad reeau. the best lt*B F am eoa **Frait>of>the*Loom**! of everything. Feature* too num­ 'tOM» IT* erous to menuon. Phone for tuU 7 1 1 4 ’“ narticular*. *al* price _>l*-*®0' SWEATERS between I1,0R® M.WB 4awn. BOYS’ JACKETS BLANKETS An Excellent Choice of W hite and Striped SniFFEI ANMALS n*4-i atuna e NAVY TYPE nw * Maoy otow *”•' • QUILT LINED e turtlenecks to m BSC worth Mitten, Agent 8K>- Only $34 Down • WATER REPELLENT e 80% WOOL 21“ HMH AHI COMITRY DOLL MANCHEBTEB-R**14*bU*1 aee- E E C YOOR tlon. 3 bedroom*, ranch style Up MMNM STKOLLER home, custom hutlt. full cellar, $10.85 PER MONTH Up $2.98 DOLL All Bteel. SET Rubber H?ea attic, oil hot water heat. Owner Or Other Arraimemenle To Suit muat move. Lot 84 x 189. Near FOR WORK— DRESS eOACH I'* bua. school*, stores. Down pay­ Your Budget. ment, 18,500. Howard R Hast­ WOOL Broadcloth SHIRTS ings. Manchaster 2-1107. II 2b'ot for Years Sneh Style Perfection So E,ow>Priced! «A S f ilO » * VACANT—7 room single. 3 room* JACKETS OVERSHOES STUB NUTMMS !$MA>T 1*00- doam, 4 bedroom* up. tile hath SOCKS t KIT HEXME MN Of U4M, and lavatory. Steam heat aith oil HOLDS 100 PIECES SLEDS M BtCK I J Q IT tO N i^ burner. 2-ear garage. Lot 118 a Genuine B-1S Jacket S14J 8 MANh MANO TiMine fAimt ■ « I LT lb (Service for 8) M MCM 7 .,I S wmanANO 180. Priced >18,000. JanvmJantes 2 Up Cr'cX Thmm Fm r Dad .1 1 A 0 T taut VfAll OF Bohan and Ron. Reallo/a. Reallof*. Tel. $4.98 w- 3.48 4.19 WtVKi. 59c Up A t A Smamhimg La$a swen TON[, 1 7 M C H 7423. COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC Tanker Jackets RUI eVATS TUNIS. •T- 8.95 7J9 Shuts o ff in O'/rm inuteR •'*1**** I s m » M A I SMwr ARMY *9 17 8 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST PERFECT WASHING FainoRS B Type CoatS J WORK SHOES The Practical Gift That CUSHION SOLE SATIN FINISH AND RINSING eCORINSOLES Any Man Wclcancea ELECTWCRUGIFTS Five room custom built, AT ANY ANGLE I laUTES MIM FMCIUON three vears old Cape Cod. Full with filtered water-food par­ e LEA'IIIE r' SOLES Buy him a few of these shirt* and sea ■ UILT LI*HT 7NI how smart-looking they are on him, how shed dormer, room for »ddi- SOCKS vatiNNr ncrcLit ■C aOLUB. ticles strained out. GABARDINE e CORK SOLES perfect they fit at the shoulder* and neck! A^VaOtTUtS TO • tional bath and master bed­ e WOOL And see how they stand repeated wash­ OaitATt, ANO A : eUASOU TO a m room. York air conditioning AUTOMATIC DRAINING ings! The two piy collar outwear* th# heat, automatic electric liot INTO SINK Up 'jody of thfl atilit! Sitet 14 to 17. water, storm windows and $5.95 MIU SOI NO DISH WIPING 69 Pair 4 8 >•” aioMts screens, lot ■well treed, con­ c JACKETS H LAfiitr Just put 'em away. MIU o « • • • > WHITS venient to school and trans­ WITH ANCHOR BUCKLES ILKMIN, f 4 f f toe DUAL‘ portation. Ver>- good value at H EAVY WORK ______K 8ALS CNAM MNVI ITT.. HAtl NO PLUMBING COST MAROON SWEAT TIRMS T( 118,900. YELO eiK K 'aL L liti Attach to faucet. TRO SUCE IW S T EIi S xaT w • PAULB.1SMAM mm $ 1 0 ^ , — ^,Mt M o re c u e c RUBBERS ORIIN SHIRTS ■NaLANB Realtor PORTABLE A LL COLORS 29^ Hartford Moves anywhere easily. Saves Call William McBride many stepa. $2.98 W l NOW CARRY A LARGE STOCK AH IBKAt Manchester 4816 $1.98 » T Fi»» i.-.; • ♦.tdiTrOHiutr,.•' FILL IT WITH DISHES U CRfeSTWOOD DRIVE, now va- BOYS’ FLANNEL ‘ W V W ’ _____ cant, 4>i-room expapdahle Gape [I Start it— leave it. Relax or do awtmxiMK Cod la offered below Ita actual other work. Return to find WATCH value. Thia houae features-Srst dishes scalded-clean and Leooo. we*- floor living room with fireplace sparkling-bright. SHIRTS ungarees 2.69 EACH WAMilV WMAY and hookc.naea. vestibule w ith, CAPS D SANFpRIZED. A ■ cloaet, large bedroom, second | R A L L WOOL sa bedroom or dining room, combi­ HARMONIOUS STYLING wwciwxTn M Aew m e nation kitchen and dinette, tile | Graces any kitchen or pantry. HASH IMHT bath and shower hot water heat. A U TYPES $1.98 Buy Two Shirk and Get Any Tic in Stock FREE! imiitwim Oil. recessed radiation, hreexeway I $2 -4» «e CKAIIMTB LVIMKMri ^ A 0 and attached garage, laundry in COMPLETELY SAFE COM eUTl - ^ ^ Water won’t spill. Won’t op­ •IMH basement. Secood floor has space MEN’S HEAVY FLANNEL for two large, room# with dor- , erate irith lid open. ALL W'OOL Is^' ‘ I* ’ mars, has rough plumbing and i iMkwIbaU^SNEAKERS . MEN’S UOB and 1 JO WoMin’t EXTRA SHEER heating. ' storm windows and MMOUi m oTonou* screen*. Priced at >14.000. Call 1 eARCH SUPPORT WINTER ORPS SHIIITS 2-3887. e SUCTION CUP GIFT CAR RADIO a n ih k eb 121 WOObBRIDGE Street 8! Red, green, plaid. rooma 4 devrn, 2 finished on sec­ S en forix ed c a l wetLO’S MiT Ihiamlt e»N- ' $ 1 . 0 0 Up $2.98 I ONTtATW, HAS ond floor. Steam heat with et) j OPEN MONDAY Om FRIDAY UNTIL S F. M. $3 98 Up l\ hiVST INHlitm burner. copper tubing. ga­ GIFT TIES •lAST 0 9 $ 981 rage in basement. House is in ) OFEN AU OAY SATURDAY UNTIL $ F. M. g e n u i n e a r m y NYLONS n iM $ axeellent condition. Large lot. In­ GENUINE ARMY quire Charles 3V. Lathrop, 1001 EEC. AURN O ia SMMW sustruuir East Center street Phone 3-OtM | COVERALLS FRTIOUE PANTS FRTIOUE SHIRTS •OWLIMISIOIS er 7888 i ‘*l8UC*«ON" MAS lAoeuiATt rest. lEANCHESTER — Pour roem| 2.98 Tin •’WAKHIF’ PR. brick, oil ftred forced air beat, e P i n C h eck $4.98 UP $3.49 $ ' AlAfiM nits TAX Ruaeo wtndowa all utllitlas. new I T R I P L E ^ bet water beater, near bua and! new Broad street acheel. AvaU-| able January 1. Staadard Agency. I u n n e r 5 YOUR SATISPACHON GUARANnEO S T O R E S ^ MaBCbaatcr 2-1283 or 3-1888. y m t e t r r u u r MAKCHBSTSR-T wb aallei out. RRMY and NRVY JAUMINIIM SM TIM OUTFITS^ (oar doom, two untoiabad up. eU toxio 1 0 X 1 0 kaat knotty pine kitchen with TY DEFAIITMENT - IN lASEMENT OF BRUNNER’S FAOKARD 681 MAIN ST. tww-osr garage and brecaeway. W NiiaSL TiLtM N • w » n Daolag 6 ’ * Larga ^ Prtcod way below to­ • n m QMBty s a ^ 5 MANCHESTER day’s market Only , . Oal aUEASTCENTUSTRElY TELEPHONE 1191 DIAMOND’S 212 800 • Duk *r nig- I 4 - f _ Also At 315 TroBbaU SL — Hartfort MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1951

KANCHESTEK EVENING HEBALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1881 oxpoctad. Woothor parmitUng, K. Dr. O’Leary of C. mambars will saaot at T:60 Six Will Attend* 0. m., at 8t. Jornta’ School from Oldest and biggest boyn marching (ExpUhui P*««r Bnalui whore''they will march to the Meeting of SAM to the rear, caught the fbll Impeet Weigh Adding K C Speaker church. ^ ^ W^arfl^ard R d. L p n d Debate on Use Fear Lava, of the heavy vehicle. Dispute Fix Andrew Olidle and Jooeph The two brief power Inter­ Bchauster art chairmen of the six local men will attend the ruptions in town this morning 2 Developers breakfast and tlckot eommitteas, monthly moetlnf of the Hartford Of PubKc Pads were cAUsed by accldenU that ' "id Ba B jeveh p ed » Evidence in Council Plans Comniun* reapectively. ‘nekets may be se­ Chapter of the Society for Ad­ Rui Ash C o v e r occured in the work o f put­ cured from any of tha above-men­ vancement of Management which Obituary ting an Increased capacity In­ ion BreakfasL Pilgrim* tioned or by contacting John Alo- will be held ’Ihureday evening tn to service, according to Par­ Directora Slate Public * 5 r fa e e r * g (w , M d which mhr Antll.v turn Directoni Virw Hatha* sky, Wilfred Morriseette or the West Hartford. Aeti«tt7 fcjr T bwb ker Boren, manager o f the age Sunday, St. James' ,,^«r {nlapM a clumce from the p(*aent T ax Frauds K. of C. Home. The local men planning io at­ UDM WwH^ JiXI M* way Idea fop Getting 10 Villages Connecticut Power Company. Hearing; Atk for Re* tend are Joseph Bell of Independ­ ki* .w - - . 1,1. ' AA tone claastfleatlon of the prop- j out Bliea on the iiottn ■oe. order to permit the erec- The firet interruption waa port from CommiMion Dr. James B. O'Leary of West- ent Cloak, Joseph Altbrlo of the Opinions at Hearings Deaths port a former local resident, will «( Bartford toad, la the ana of i tion of epartmente, w’ss out of (ConHnned fw m Pngn One) (CoflUanefl fren Page One) caused, he said, when a cradle Hartford Board of Education, and being used to pull In a new cir­ be the principal speaker at a com­ Movie Weather Saul Sllveratein, Sidney A. Brown, m m l uena convriainir the | town at preee hour and could not TTia changing of tha ordinancM The question of using paper Flames and dense smoke still Mm. Anna A. Hulbett denials. Larson took the witness cuit on the IIS KV line broke, munion breakfast to be held Sun­ Robert F. Hawley, and Milton tawns of a group on CJieney, who la reportedly rep- taken, the aiirvey of Ilnea on the ws.v Introduced the Idea at the di­ "Camiguin looked like a burn­ April 30, 1884. She was a member friend of the Chicago lawyer. She tlful Brltiah Columbia Is foggy.” property In question at the re- ^ints of Teltelbaum's testimony. prompted Director Walter T. Ma­ mniRE DEPT. loaenting the Cheney family In the rectors' meeting. ing. smoking flattop (aircraft car­ of the Windsorvllle Methodist Nathan, 54 la a former Pitts­ testified she heard the demand honey to say that he has aaksd Palle Bojesen of Copenhagen, film negntlitl-iif which are In pro­ queat of the Cheney Intereata. Hathaway suggested psds might rier) as we hovered above It. Church. burgh resident but said that for made on him for $500,000. for a prograsa raport for tha Dt- producer for the Danish Film be placed In the heanng room Smoke billowed up to 7,000 feet She leaves tour daughters, Mrs. the last several years he haa been Mrs. Mcnkln also said that she velopment Commission hut has Board, lamented. 867 MAIN ST. - LOWER LEVEL! where the* public could write their Martin Sayers of Bast Hampton, ed a death certifleate flve hours and enveloped the whole Island." mostly In Washington and has visited Nathan's home and that not yet received IL Ha aaid the Mr. Bojeaen, and Erik Olsen, before Mlaa Ayres' died. names and addresses and indleate Heat and fumes hampered Mrs. William H. Smith of Enfield, "laid around trying to make CMudle was there. She said Oaudle cameraman are making s ■ one- whether they are for or against Ma».e., Mrs. Louis D. Brewer of cost to the town o f $8,000 for the Get Answer Judge Wynne aald that" Dr. searchers, digging for victims In deaU." told Nathan he would "do any­ commission is "a waafa of hour color film called "Canada, THE ONLY STORE OF ITS KIND IN CONNECTICUT the measure. He pointed out that Bucklngharn, and Mrs. Wyville thing" for him. m tessn i acta at once. It not only Genovese deserved "coa'lderable the hot lava rocks and ash. Asia Lie Detector money.” Sea to Sea". relieves sueh coughing but also the system Is used widely In state A steady stream of evacuees Peabody of this town: three sons, The pair had been In Canada commendation" for willingly ac­ When Nathan took tha stand to­ The board voted to invite the loosens phlegm and makes it easier DESIGNED TO BRING YOU THE LOWEST PRICES knowledging that he did sign the legislative hearings. fled tn all types of watercraft to Ernest Hulbert of Guilford, and seven weeks and had poor picture­ Mariow'e hlocklnng haaement store, with $ eonvenleoi entraocee on Main Street and another entraace ••• OnMeaning Although the directors declined Percy and I,eslie Hulbert, both of day, hia attorney, Loring Black of commission to attend the meeting to ralu. mrusam Is se/e and mighty certifleate tn advance. X^ndanao Island and other nearby New York, asked that the commit­ Mr§. Stiiek Wing making weather since they arriv­ tffeetive for both old and young. •he-atreef aeroea from Purnell’s Parking Stotlon, nmr make It posalble for you to buy EVERYTOiO la to make a decision on use of the Islands. Manchester; 24 grandchildren and on Jan. 8 with a full report on The Jurist aald that he ventured tee permit Nathan to submit pub­ their activities. ed In the WeaL Pleasant Usttng and Inexprosive. home fnrntahinga nt Ihe lowest nrlree In all ronnecllnil! Il’a eaay to Iniy Ihia NF.W WAV! Everytklng to forms, considerable opposition was Ten villages on the Island were 42 great grandchildren. plainly marked with giant price tieketa! Select the Items yoti want, rail the decorator In charge , . . be*!! the opinion that It waa not the The funeral will be held Friday licly to a lie detector teat. Cinderella Quiz The board also voted to place voiced by Harold A. Turklngton, believed investment UUkX TOUR TIRID M T wrong of the board "to be forced Howard Brace, and D. Allan Tif­ "Larking such testimony we ss- by local stores and Individuals, about 100 milea north of Parallel problems of th» life insurance In- immediately after a dtscu.salon of fany. Jr., all nephews of ' the de­ sume they did not snd, in fact, was recently printed In The as. (ronHnned from Page One) two or three hours to come to s de­ ceased. all the persons named are reported Herald. They were awarded to duatrv, with offices In New York ShelU from the U. S. Destroyer cision" "The way we have been Cairo Students a t y , ‘ Handy Hannah Ungey pounded the rail line 23 Cadets Die to have flatly denied involvement all present who held winning num­ O M Ift Sets mined that a fool-proof system of handling it almost presupposes s in the matter. The receipt of this bers for the "Cinderella Week- Dr. O'Lasrv waa a member of farther north. control and Inspection must be decision has been made before we Mrs, Smith Hea-aity ea an aaaoriate public hearings where "minds (Oonttniied on Page Eighteen) Benefit Association, elected its ' entlal man was due "very largely excellent show. (Coattnued from Page One) more than the creation of a 12- were already made." offlcera for the year 1952. at a j It la apparent, hecau.se Caudle Delicious home made candy, profesaor of Fconomica. a position Open Rcc Centers natinn disarmament commission- " Pressure flioops" meeting last night in Odd Fellows j maintained a constant and public. made by many "of the women was demonstrators were Injured earl­ he held until a.aauming his present security council members plus George H. Williams of 103 Ox­ The biia was operated by the duties In .tune. 1947. ARTHUR DRUG STORE Chatham and District Traction Hall. I social and businesa relationship sold, to swell the fund. A gen- ier when a crowd of 2,000 persons Canada. Sueh a eommlssion would ford street told the board the Mrs. Russell Smith of Helalne with Nathan." cous box of candv was sent to-' ■Toseph Gen-sia. general chair- For Oldsters’ Use (Vtmpany. Samson had worked for I attempted to surge across Boulae man for th* hreskfaat, reported 942 MAIN STREH— AT $T. JAMES STREH combine the ITN'a present two system, if adopted, would lead to road wa> returned aa president; Caudle has acknowledged asso- day tn the Crippled Children’s ; eommisBions on atomic energy the firm for 40 years and was to I Bridge to s residential section today that a large attendance la "prc.saure group politics." Com­ vice president, Mrs. Orsce dating with Nathan. He said his Hospital in Newington. Mrs. Hen- | and ronventlonal armaments, menting on Williams' statement have gone to the company offices where many foreigner! live. The racilltles at the Weflt Side todsy to receive a medal awarded Lathrop; pest president. Mrs. Introduction to Nathan was "un­ rv Hiigglna. chslrmsn. and her | mob threw bottles at the police iMtlon Building, the East JSlde Russian disagreement so far has today, Hathaway charged that der very good auspices," b.v Col. committee were complimented on blocked decisive action by both "frcq>iently people In glass him for 2.3 years of safe driving. A'dle Server. Mrs. Julia Rawson who prevented the demonstrator# PlitHt Rsiktn Recreation Building, and the Com­ was reelected flnanclal secretary; Bennett Hill Griffin, director, of the success of the show, and in present groups. houfies ca.st the first stone." Police declined to say how fast f Am crossing the bridge. Windows 4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 munity "Y” wUl be made avail­ Mra. Harriet Risley, treasurer; the Washington National Airport, turn they thanked the patrons snd Thniffit It was not known Asserting that Williams "con- j the bus was going. Neither would were smashed In a cafe and a able for use by elderly persons they speculate on why It did not Mrs. Pauline Bcrrett. chaplain; and that on a trip to Florida he all who ’ assisted In the arrange­ whether Russia ree to stltiites a pressure group In him-1 and Mrs. Caudle accepted an In­ ments. truck was damaged. 10.95 whether or not they are members, awing around the marching col- Mrs. Irene Vinerk. lady of cere­ In Alexandria a crowd estimat­ according to Inatructlona given participate tn suchn^'eSoiblned self." Halhnway aald Williams' vitation for their little daughter limn. monies: sergeant. Mrs. Grace ed as high as lO.OpO by some Omeral Manager George H. Wad­ commission, most observers' be­ firm supplies equipment for to stay with the Nathana. The National Geographic Socie­ British police usually withhold Howland: captain of the giiard*, sources was dL'peraed by police dell by the Board of Directors at lieved sbe cmild not afford tn re­ school buildings. Hathaway said Part of Teltelhaum'a testimony ty ss'-s the nation's first elevated A T MARLOW'S fuse a move put before the world the firm;' George H. Wllliama and Inqueat. Mrs. Oglore White; jilnlor super­ without Incident There were no their meeting that night. Reocuera. ahocke^ at the sight visor. Mrs. Alice Shannon. Mrs. was hacked up by Mrs. ShyrI t>-aln begsn service on Greenwich YOU SAVE $St ON THIS SUITE The action cam# aftor tho K*"- as a try at ^ace. Provision for Associates, supplied equipment Mcnkln. of Chicago and Miami, a street In New York City in 1867. arrests. such, a disarmament commission as they sought to give first sid. Bessie Farri.s Is the new Inner Clinstmas Clulis* Just « limilfd numbfr flf these worth 38,011.40 l^ t h e Olcott and aral manager wad a letter from iuied battle terms to de.acribe the hostess' and Mra. Dorothy Petig John E. Hedluad, superintendent appears in both the Russian and Prineeton street ssplools and SOB .1 pe. atiilea at thin price so hurry— western dlaarmnment pioposals, folding chairs for the BroM scene. the new outer hostesa. $24.00 DEUVERS of recreatkm. outlining facllltlw - ’-‘It. .was like the effects of a The. meeting was preceded by an Made h.v one of America’a famous which could bo naed by tho town s over which the Big Four In their street school at a cost of S3.838. 18 Months To Pa.v At Marlow'g four private meetings so far have Upon learning of Hathaway's shell burst on a mesa deck." aald appetizing supper prepared by manufacturers. Ctuaranteed construc­ elderly realdenta. The letter was one Bailor rushed from a bar­ a report requested by Director remained at loggerheads. remarks, Williams said, "After I Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. Petig. Mrs. tion, beautiful covers. Elaewbere In the UN, the spe­ have had a rhance to digest it, if racks to help. Another deacribed Smith, Mra. Lathrop, and several Katherine D. Bourn In relation to it as like a bomb burst amid tha eetabllehiiient o f a club for cial political committee adjourned t think the statement Is worth of the other members. State Field r debate on all-German elections to comment. I will make It." Wil­ marchlnr: soldiers. Director Mrs. Grace Best and her 6-W | Floor LaiRpi elderly pereons. give representatives of East and The cadeta were one of several The letter followe: liams indicated hr might use the husband were among the guests. OP BN West Germany time to get to Open Forum column of The groups of local schoolboys organ­ The annual Christmas party for SAVE $40.00 A t the West Side Recreation ized by the Marine Corps and the Building the main lobby and men's Paris. Herald or that he might buy both the Juniors and seniors will SILBROS’ XMAS '*.90 NavA' to extend knowledge of nav­ asnior game room could be used. The group voted yesterday to space, take place Tuesday evening. Dec. Im-lte txith governments of divided "I like a good scrap,'* he said. al life, which la of high interest In 18, with the children’s party at In thla building there are pool ta- Chatham. The town of 43.000 lies 5 pe. Chrome blaa, card tablee. reading room Germany to send delegates to 6:30. The adult members will ex­ Paris to express their view on the on the Thamea River .33 miles east change 50-cent gifts. and library. There ie also a ra­ of London. It Is Britain's biffttest dio, record player and television desirability of setting up sn inter­ national commission to see wheth­ Officers Selected nsvsl arsensl snd has been a ma­ A Chritfimn Chib Choch Ghrot You Kitchen Sets to help occupy their leisure boure. jor naval base since King Henry ’ TO \ er conditions are right for holding Public Records TiMee roooan a w on the flrat floor VITT founded the British Navy aw open from l o'clock to 10 free elections throughout the By l^tiieg Aid MoMy WhM You Nm N It Mott WITH PLASTIC CHAIRS country. nearly 400 A'cars ago. t/tkoek. Only the boys In a few front Warrantee Deeds A t tha B u t Side Recreation The I.«dles Aid Society of Oon- rows escaped death or painful in Raymond H. Pfan to Edwin Bulldtag we hhva a room on the cordia Lutheran diurch last night jury. The marching order put In Lawrence and Irma I. Lawrence, It k Hm MsiMt way to prorid* eeeood Soor where pool, cards and Criminal Arrestg property on Avery street. elected officers for the coming ironic premium on being little, for chackerE otc-. could be played, the bom had been llncxl up by aise, Frances D. Segal to Henry J. FHMh with whkh to pay . . . mare la also a radio and record Increaae Slightly year. Mrs. Max Schubert waa re­ with the smallest in front. Th t CarinI, property on Porter street. ^ y e r tor their entertainment. elected president and Mrs. Michael 10% I1.2K This buildlM lo open from X Slbrlns vice president. Mrs. Weekly a’elock uaHl 10 o'clock. intoxication in Manchester George WInaler and Mrs. Oscar Hattookt * The YMCA at the north end of would appear to be on the way Anderson were elected secretary • FOR CHRISTMAS NEEDS Ihe town b u a reading room on out, according to statistics Includ­ and treeaurer, respectively. S '.f tho flrat floor and a game room in V m ^ SHE DCODES B-l-O, haadsome rhrame tablee ed In the Police Department's 'The group had. a Christmas par­ • DEFENSE EONDS • TAXES with gmalne ploatle tops! The 5.95 tha baaement. The second door monthly report to General Mana­ ty and graji bag after the meeting oCsw a lounge room where these 6 matching ehretne ehoira are ger George H. Waddell, but crlm- and sang Cthrlstmaa carols. A tas­ ON • INSURANCE PREMIUMS • MORTGAGE INTEREST styled In aatta-emoeth gleaming aien 00014-; gi^Uifr and tnlh aver. MM eases In fliheral liMflsead-'* ty lunthroq o f chlchen salad and rhrame! Ilewta aod hwha are W j®V- oM tliWBL A rSr^ and record slight Increase. calces waa served by the hoateasea. STORM WINDOWS covered In long-wearing ploatle! playor la a iu available fOr their Only eight cases of Intoxication Mm. Anna Roth, Mra. Bertha ^x.. enJoymenL This building la also In Manche.ster were reported by Relchenbach, Mra. Lena Reichen- tm Swm tm S m open from 1 o ’clock until 10 police during the month of No­ bach, Mrs. Anna Slbrinz, and Mrs. PLAN N O W a’cloek. vember as opposed to 21 during Emma Schindler. A L S C O October, But the total number of To moat iMXt Yoor's A T MARLOW'S - ALyMMVM Irtfeduattct.-xyY’.Ley-acDtiititSir kj.' • from 2T to M. "Hospital "Notes '%y\’(^'7 There were flve cases o f non- STORM-SCtliN by Jobiiiif 00# of thoM dobs: Charge on Gibaon support. three thefts, two arrests for violation of Section 4293, one PMlesito Toda.v: ...... 104 WINDOWS charge of oelling liquor to minors, Admitted yesterday: Anthony MoiniMrt PayiRS I #25 For W ttk Will Rootivo . . $ 12.50 FOAM RUBBER ■■li. one arreat for obtaining money (OaaMausd froos Pag* Oae) Toumaiid, 131 Lake street. Miss Bmfor0 You Buy under false pretenses, two com­ Gloria Page, 13 Marshall road: Mombort PaylRS 3 1 For WMk Will Rm o Iyo . . . 25.M had appeared ’ grave and serious mon drunkards, snd one motor ve­ Mra Barbara Light. A94 Spring Storm Windows arc a hicle theft In November while until the Judge granted his mo­ street; Mrs. Mary Hollister, 82 Mombort FaylRS 1.M For Wodi Will Ro h Ivo^ . . 51.11 II4NERSPRING MATTRESS tion. He frequently wiped his there weren't any o f the above of­ Hollister street; Mrs. Helen "msior proicct” with hands nervously with a huker- fenses reported during October. Wright. 29 Elro street; Christo­ mmmy folks. That’s svhy M ar Okotlt According to the report, motor Membtrt FaylRg 2J0 For Wiok Will R o m Ivo . . . 1M J0 to chiaf that lay In front of him on pher FalettI, 472 Tolland turnpike; it’s so impoftani that io Made Se/I for $45.00 the couned table. vehicle violations decreased from Mrs. Fay La Barbers, 19 Foley A ll RoWm m I 113 In October to 01 In November, Gibaon had been diarged by a street; Jull May Dougan. 253 "ciiccking’' varioot makes Moflibors FaylRi S.II For Woik Will Roooivt... 155.10 A buY nn ■ BET­ g n a d Jury with causing Miss with 22 speeding offenses leading START the November Hat. Thirty-four Highland street; William White- yoo be mre to acqoaiat TER MATTRESS Ayres’ death hy the "reckless and aell, 91 Bretton road. MoRWort Faylac 5.15 For Wiok Will Rotoivo ... 255.10 AT 49.50 negUgent’* administration of such arrests were made during Toorself with ALSCO’S that flctufllly saves October., Twelve psraona were, Admitted today: Kenneth dznga. Oiurillo. 58 Bretton road; Mar­ BXThA advamagts befoto MoRibort FaylRg 15.55 For Wook Will Rotoivo . . . 555.55 you $1S.0!>! A aii- "if tha couree aeeepted the arrested for violating the rules of the road, 10 for parkinng too close cia Nelson, 254 High street exten­ yoo a'gn 00 the dotsad peirb riattrewi tn te'a eonUa^ioa as to how Jfias sion; Lea Rockwell, Glastonbury. Moiabort Fayiag 25.55 For Wook Will Roooivt. . *1,555.55 ItiYc your body Arm, res dML^^iMtd Judg* Wynne In to a comer, and nine for stop-sign Hoc. Well be glod so give S violations In November. Birth yesterday; a daughter to restful support grantlBg dtanuasal o f the chargee, )lr. and Mra. George Smith. 3 yoo a rnmplste demea *this would not be a ease of man- Ardmore road. at ^ r ic e made poa- lOX SPRING • oeoeeeee 29.90 ■laiighter hut a case o f murder.” ttretion — ell yoo Dlycharged yesterday; Frank oible^only by a very David QoMatetn, jGHbaem's coun- need do h pho OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS UNTIL NOON ■d, aaoved for diamiaeal o f the A bout Tow n Schults, 63 Bretton road; John upccifll purchase! .charges as'soon as the final state Kluns, Warehouse Point; Mrs. and THURSDAY EVENINGS 6:30 to 1:30 FOAM RUBBER wltneoe, a. Tale pharmacologist, The Army and Navy Club Is Jane Maneggia, Andover; James a n d INNER- No Money Down had teattfled'to the potency of cer- planning to hold a setback party Lingham, 16 Lydall street; Mrs. for members only tonight at 8 Madolin White, 31 Drive O; Mrs ERMS MAY BE APRA%.*E:, SPRINGS COMBIN- .... club^use Eleanor Schrlbner, 13 Bunce drive; ED . . . you’ll arree it’a a wonderful combination for eleep Lucille McGuire, 14 Courtlam' romfort. Don’t mim it! Built to higheet epccificationa to nontsiBgod that m i i ^ of the CharlM E. MoUer, J r. of this street; Mrs. Jean O'CDin and son Ses flw F« st. A w / bring you lasting aervice! Tailored In heavy AC A ticking! m m had m m huilt on '’apecula- town was initiated into member-, Rockville. OtMiioul Chain ship Into Phi Beta K s ) ^ , the na­ Thick Firestone Latex Foam Topper! I,nyer Felt Insulation! u m r , Discharged today: Parker Horen ‘M w tn w a -efM R aM tha court: ‘BpeeuUtlon U tional honorary society of schol- 110 Comstock road; Mias Editi Reinforced with Perm-A-l>ater. winner of the Good Houoe- Msacbetier. CwaetieMi aatM uof.” ara, at ceremonies held this after­ MacDonald, IS Marshall road; Pftofie 2-0809 keeping Seal of Approval for better mettreee construction! 19.50 Tba oeurt added that It ie noon at Trinity College. Betty Lsdgard, 07 Main street *1giiiig* that uador tho law caaea BETWEEN 11 A. M. aii4 11 proved on testimony of The Boreptimlst Club will hold Itt w m a AIR ARM LOWER LBVEL and *Tiat on the qteeu- Ms annual Christmas party Mon­ 861 MAIN ST. gos^ and iM rtw i day evening «t 49aityn’a Tea room, WsskTOgHm, Dec. 8 MARLOW’S Furniture Dept. MANCHESTER "mdy/* 98 Pratt BtreeC Hartford. The feaee Heeredazy Robevt Lovett ALSCO OF MANCHESTER Wynna la msmhera will meet' at the Mary aald today the budget plans for 4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 Cheney Ubrary at six o’dock jm d next year enS far aa Air Faroe 41 OAK STREET leave ftoin there. Gifts should 1>e mt 168 wings. The preesnt faros brought to eouhange. Is absot 00 wins.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCfaEStER^ OONN« WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER >, 1»B1 PAGl'tWlHWMini' ikAN^HESTER EVENINO HEftAi;,D, MANCHESTER CONN, WEDNESDAY. DECEM^R 5.1981 (o) home hoapltal uae, Elghty- ethwr needy Individual. Oiv. when ■even pint# of blood Were required the Bloodmebll. vlalt.." Concrete Roadi Blood Donor by Mancheater Memorial Hoapltal Won't ^11 do Juat thgl 7 Give during the month of October. when the Bloodmobll* snalta, on Pioneer Is Dead Fringe IVtakssn^Giff Since the beginning of the Con­ Thureday, Dec. IS, In Woodruff Program necticut Reglonel Blood Program Hall of Center Congregational A over a year ago, there haa been no Church, from 3 to V P‘ Phone Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Dec. B — charge for the blood used in trena- Manchester B ill today for j’our (;P»—Th# man who built the world's You Canji/I^eyourself It you hovi liven o donaUon of fuaiona in any Connecticut hoa­ appointment firat concrete r e d , Robert Doug­ n i- n s i pltal. The only coat to a patient la 834-SIS Mood, did you wonder Juat what las Raker. 80, died her# yeeterdey 17.60 for th. admlnlatratlon of the MAIN RT. hapB*»*d to it after it went Into tranatuaion, which 1* don* by a Aiiiadeo Selected after a heart attack on hla boat. that pint bottle? Or If you hear member of the hoapltal'* anaea- The firat concrete atretch he other folk# talk about giving blood, Iheaia department, and for the laid waa in Detroit, on Woodward oron't you curioua aa to what go<$d necesaary laboratory work of re­ Police (rroiip Head avenue. grouping and matching the blood He apentsW years In the road­ It doaa, and how It becomra the before It la tranafuaed to any pa­ building buainesa In Michigan, In­ on . factor that reatorea health or Patrolman Primo Amadeo waa tient. elected president of th# Police vented eeveral typee of automatic gtvao life? There la atlU the occaelonal Benefit Association at the annual road-bullding machinery, headed Manchester Gun Section Under the Manchester Com- rumor that eomeone had to pay a meeting of the group on Monday. the R. D. Beker Company and Michigan Asphalt Paving Com­ Biunlty Blood Program, the Blood- fee of S25 for a blood Iranafualon. Patrolman Amadeo had been act­ •nme paaaea quickly with return­ ing president of the aaaorlation pany. and waa board chairman of mobile cornea here each month, to ing health, and memory eome- the Peerldee Cement Company. . c>;'r w,_. < A' 7, Woodruff Hall In Onter Congre­ since the resignation from the de­ tlmea play* trlcka. Reference to partment of Theodore Fairbanka gational Church, to gather the 150 hoapiUl bllU would ahpw that the Mnta which la our preaent quota. aeveral months ago. K n rs t That meana that at least 150 citi- neceaaary tranafualon was given Patrolman Joseph Rardella was sena of our town must appear to before th* beginning of the pres­ elected vicy president. Patrolman give an hour of their time and a ent program, or even that the pa- Albert Scabies waa reelected sec­ i pint of their blood. It mean* that tlent'e condition required three or retary and the Manchester Trust ‘ / many more than that number four tranafuaiona and brought (Tompany waa elected treasurer. WARDS muat be contacted by volunteer about the difference in Charge*. Also, Peter Staiim waa elected to 6-SSS^ workcre, to allow for the appoint­ It t* the policy of moat hoapl- the asaoclation'a executive com­ HortforiJ Travel Bureau ment# that are cancelled, nr for­ tala to bring Ihia meaaage to mittee. gotten, or for thnae willing donor* those of their patient* who owe The aaanriatinn operates Inde­ who are temporarily rejected. their restored' health, perhaps pendently of the town govern­ At the end of the Bloodmobile's their life, to their transfusion of ment, and since Its organization in hours, the blood la taken to Hart­ new blood: "Your blood, donated, 1035, it haa built up'a considerable LAND SURVEYING DECEMBER ford, where it is grouped (or may save a life. Blood used In thla r«,er\’e fund, mainly through Ita typed), and atored in Hartford hospital ia donated by Connecti­ aeries of concert*, from which it with all the blood given in the cut resident* through the Con-' pays S500 in the event of death of E^ord L. Dovb, .Ir. ’Sj State of Connecticut. The aupplie* nectirut Regional Blood Program. any member of the gi'oup, and |5 a Reglatered Land Sorreyer of blood are apportioned to (a) The replacement of thla blood is day in case of sickness or accident, IS Procter Road, Maacheatar Evtn tlie wom»n who wn't sew will find I h w your armed force* (hi a reaerve not corfipulaory but every eligible after the first five day*, retroac- TeJ. fa it lifts Msy to mskf. Trlan*uUr stole (upjKr lelDi supply for civilian defenae, and person ia urged to donate to some tlv’e to the first day's loss of work. Its monk's cloth trimmed In wool IrinRe. Eveninc ’ bsr tied center) Is made of cosmetic feat and .A'-'-' - silver satin frince. Guest towels tiower left) are made Individual by fringe trim. Evening stolo WOMEN'S FRILLY PANTIES labove) is cotton satin in an oblong shape. Eve­ ning bag (upper right) Is easily handmade o f gold upholstery brocade. Ordinary cotton TEL. 8181 EVENT Run-proof tricot rayaas r.'(right center) become high fashion with fringe •24-838 G 1.00 Atrim. Barlap place maU (lower » ‘* W ^ k e onj|g MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER jexpenslv* t look I through' cord rope^apdabushy^ STORE HOURS 9:00 AM TO 5:30 PM Cnuldn't he prettier. RrWe and flare etylee trimmed {(riiite trim. All gifts take mlnimun tiin^ta.makc- lavishly wltti appilqnea, lovely lacea, (tolnhy Vtag VISIT WARDS TOYLAND WMirIng nylon net. To see them Is In want them, WHERE? WHY? rink, hlor, white. Kmall, medium, large elzee. .... By Gallo Dngaa fabric clrrlea, basting to hold the and a half of hlack cotton satin. lep and 18 of the bushy cotton fringe plus yard# of the cord I«ttw y D «f tiM 211Hi AAA Gun In (fOMM). Not every woman who must pull cardboard intact. Thla is the bot- Line it vi-tth white cotton satin and 11 edge it with a border of aatln- Commcticiit National Guard h orqauiiing a * You con sorvn your country with mun you Chrlitmaa praaenta out of a budg-1 tom of the bag. ” TiOte of people will get guest Now, cut a strip of material scalloped trimming in black or 90MM Gun Suction consisting of niigibla Man* know from Monchmtur. at is a needlesvoman, handy at nine inches wide and thirty inches white. The stole may be an oblong towels as gifts this year. But If whipping up glfta from a half yard long. Baste a lining to this strip, or a triangle. you want your towel gifts to have chostnr nwn. lattory D's homo station is Hm of fabric and lots of intricate tew­ using sstln cotton. Along oqe Another stole, this one for prac­ briglnality, buy them In a vivid Statu Armory. Wost Hartford, Conn. * You may ottond Army Tnchnicol Sorvko ing dlrecUona. For a woman who length of the fsbric. sew a conso tical daytime wear, can be done in glowing color and edge them in can't sew but must make aome shirring tape. This has a cord run­ beige monk's cloth and a Iriangri- cotton-knotted creem bedspread, Schools that con aid you in your civilian pur­ presents, there's a almple aolution. ning through the center which, lar shape. Edge it with an all-wool fringe. You'll need a yard. suits, and at tho somt Hmu racnivu fuN Army Evening baga, stolea, place maU. If you can embroider, you might when pulled, creates an even shir­ fringe in dark gray. You'll need do initials on each in a heavy, WHEN? pay and oHewanens. gift towels, smart gloved can-all ring. four yards of the, fringe and a be made by a woman who owns no. (Tlose the two aides of the fabric yard and a half of monk's cloth. cream-colored yam. Or, try aome- RIGHT NOW ! 1! Tliic wook o rocruiting team real knowledge of sewing. There's thing like "The King” on on# towel oHI bo locotud ot tho contnr nuor Hin librory strip together by hand hemming. This stole needs no lining, takes "And Me" on the other. * You con uom up to $500.00 por yuor whik an added attraction In the fact Hem the top of the bag, inaert two minutes to make. from 7:30 P. M. to 9:30 P. M. Drop in and so* that each gift can be made on a gold-colored corda. each cut twelve Household gifts appear on al­ luaming your {ob on tho wookly two hour train­ sewing machine or by hand. inches in length. When you've most everyone'# Hat because The U. 8. produces about a whot tho Notional Guard hos to offur you. ing periods. The simplest plan for a pretty 1 pulled them through, knot each they're useful. A set of six table fourth of the world's appla crop. •vening bag begins with s twenty- end. That's the drawstring. mats and center mat are all made five cent coiibetlc bag from the For trim, buy two yards of gold of burlap, have an expensive look * You eon fuHMi your obligation to ymir coun­ neighborhood flve-and-ten cent rayon bouillon fringe in a one-inch because of their trim. WHO? Store. Get the envelope kind with width. A t the Bottom, of. the. bag,, Try.gull-gray burlap, bordered HEART AnAOK OR AH phj^koHy Rt mon botwuen the ogus of 17 try or proporo yeursoH for rogukr Army a zipper top. sew around four rows so that each with bushy brown cotton fringe. and 35, with or without prior survicu. Sorvieo. Then, at the trimming counter overlaps the one below. Stuff the One-half inch in from the edge In the drapery department of your bag with tissue paper, wrap it and of the mat, sew another border of THAiacnaavanat Most etuem aiehutieJd (!l \ local department store you'll find that's all there is to It. the brown rope trim. These mats, lodlcMUon. Whtn II strlku, Ukt Bell-snt satin fringe Jooped into gold, sil­ Simplest gift to make is a pair by the way, will launder readily. UkM*. They eaeuia the (seteel-setlDe ver or cream. You'll need about nedlelnee known to Soctere ter the relief el of fringe-trimmed gloves. You You'll want two yards of the bur- beetlhum, |et es4 dprilar 4l*treea three and one-half yards. buy the gloves, in a biege cotton ACT NOW! SERVE WITH YOUR FRIENDS Begin at the bottom of the cos­ and plain style, Then, at the metic bag and sew the fringe on cuff, you sew on chocolate-colored In even rowp so that each row fringe in gauntlet fashion. Quick, REG. 3.98— OPERA SUPPERS overlaps the one below. When easy way to a handsome gift. 11.80 HAND-PAINTED SET you're finished, the bag will he CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS completely covered with fringe A stole will make any girl, from teen-age on up, happy on Christ­ POWER CLEANED Fiae griil tdeoe 3 .5 8 Slsas 6 In 18 and you'll have a gift fit for a mas Day. Try one cut from a yard Sole priee 9.77 38 Pet. hr S glamor girl. In Mam lir^li i ami I a m it , A second evening bag can be leng-Hme favorhei Ihot ora lure to pleote the men Flnt quality, Infarmal dlnnarwora at 15% sovinai— made drawstring style from heavy on your Chriihnot Iht. Eoiy-flesing leather uppen. gold upholstery brocade. You'll n m \\ 1 M ^ \ \ I) - M ' Ml I \ N K - 1 \'' I \ M buy for yaur*«lf, for Qiftt* Droiaatk "Pafal faWd Cloofigr Cutting Sows @ Turf Ion, tefl iheoriing irwelei for extra warmth. want a quarter of a yard in the 64- pottam it undar iHa gloia ealor$ aavar coma off* Inch (»idth. At one end of the Tour Mvt vQl cut rlooncr. 19 ht centrailing burgundy-and-blue cembination. fabric, cut two perfect circle#, each tm«r. iMlor mhm iM on Cam# In -toG atbGr Kand-paInfGd sgH ot cut pricGSe our oroeirtuo mochtsc. Quick McKinney Bros. SH inches in diameter. tm All tTfcn of now*. C & F Sales G)., Inc. 1 Walnut Street From heavy cardboard, cut an­ Brtaif yooT m« u. Ui I . I I 'I I ^ \ I < ( j other circle five Inchea In diam- Old OAwt roteetkoA •tcr and Insert it between the two i;^ 0 IN:trl M. 1 I i. '1 .1 nI IK - ii I ,).;(II' Sensational Values

834-82S TEL. S181 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Giant Xmas Stockings ’^2 -4 9 Regular $29.95 -e-. j .> . '' S “ . ir Regular ^ 9 .9 5 ...f 52Ps.SetofDinnerware 32 Pc Set of Dinnerware . ■„.:v ' •______' 32 Pe. Set of Glassware 30 Pe. Set of Silverplate ' — \ \ 8 Pc. Set of Colored Glasses 32 PcvSat of Silverplate WESTERN SHIRT, TIE SETS GIFT-BOXED HAND TOOLS I ' '.f ■ >•; 5 \ ^ .. V, ■ r-.y a >__ : ■■ >1 -'v 1.39 to 6.98 WHh Me-e/e*p 1.98 JasW a« pfff m pet, tor $ 2 f l f .9 S Here's o eetorful matched set boys wM onjoy. Hera ore gifts hell really appreciate. Wardi lop- The smooth brooddolh thirl has eenlrcMtlng col­ quality hcHtd loeli pocked aipecially for Oirislmas or trim, Mt off wHh lie printed in frontier poMorm. ■ ' ■ »' \ • Regular $14.95 in ottrocHve gift baxet. They're high in value— Also metal tie-dotp. Siue, ton, molt#. Sitae 3 -d X . 7 . 7 V V , \ / ' iir Regular, si 9.9& 'toorfef prtee; CheftMe from W ordinwnploHt line nawf - . k.viTK:': SSL. ' j.’ j ^ -- N, 1 Pairlosdoir Lamps T able Lam p AND 1 Pair Lamp Shades SALE-COLD WEATHER NEEDS REG. 1.00 TIES, LARGE REG. 279.95 17” TV ..Jri ' V/' 1 OresMr M Shade ASSORTMENT 9 4 c CONSOLEHE 254.00 < REG. M S COMMANDER REG. tSe TIRE CHAIN REG. 79c MEN'S T-SHIRTS 6 8 c REG. 269.95 17” TV 249-00 * 9 . 9 8 $ 8 . 9 5 Emergeody atrap-en type. Pepolar sita. 7 7 c TABLE MODEL 7 ...... F 1 U meatbe Wards good hat- 1 gS everslaad plates. 80 am- 2|.88 * 'S* toty. 6 .9 9 REG. 24.71? ELECTRIC BLANKET REG. 23.95 PLASTIC tABLE uiporMy, weed separatora. *Exebaaga REG. 49e SPARK PLUG MODEL RADIO 2|.88 Cookware Sava goo, mooey; oM new pap. Bay a 3 9 c __ ■ / ■et. Each ? o . REG. 34.75 DUAL CONTROL ELECTRIC BLANKET 31.88 REG. 2S9.95 3-Pc. LIVING ROOM SET *X- 'it, . « 2 1 . 9 5 RIG . 17^45 HEAVY SERVICE PLASTIC ICE SCRAPER 239-00 W eat acratab year wliidowa. Bale prtoed. lie|v . V -7 , ' 1 1 as BMatba. Boy far goiek. ^ | A A A REG. 2.98 WOMEN’S SLIPPERS 2-66 REG. 66.95 TILT-BACK wtator otarto. Hoe 81 beav>- l i ^ e O O SALE. FLOOR MAT Large aiauitiiieat. PLATFORM ROCKER 59.88 da. 118 ampara-baw (opacity. ■drUmited Quantities Shop Early Reg. I.IE «iw 31H X I*Vi te. AsaL 9 7 c SHOP NOm -BIO SELBCnON OF CXCITINO TOYS m WARDS TOYLAND lotototog mata. lava today. v etdora. 3-58 f REG. 3.98 MEN'S SUPPERS REG. 52.95 CEDAR CHEST 47.88 V A th w m t 98. to 11.75 3 Days Only — December 6 -7 -8 ^ REG. 1.19 DOOR UmA fM |sU wtwt you wont to mak. your OirMiiim Itio EDGt MIRROR 0 10** FN ot Wbaol VaioQlpodo U.oe • Blackbeoid-Desk SAS REGULAR 12.98* ITANDARD 1.66 REG. 99.95 CHKOME IMUoxeitingovor—hwoin>Mordttoyl(m i i- St kaaeyiirtjr platoa. 188 MOUNT ANTENNA 1.97 |nI • tow o f the oxciting toys for b ^ ond-giris. •Btebaago riMUe Knagr Dm , eot LOS '^o Vtoyl N uC e s4ottoi tagr SSo to 88 toolMa. IIANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESIER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMRER B. 1961 PA {•TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTOR, CONN, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 6.1961 PAGE TRwirnr.THtt* eloveo, nutmof, and oUaplct. Craam peanut buttar and abertan- Thrifty Gift Ing t o f ^ e r ; cream In mgar. Add proposal which he haa mimeo­ eight statae' covered In the priee- of SkllUnga. who la 4»nd*r *2,000 I third of flour mlxtnra to raloine ApHtns awwiRgWiigky’s Leads Tobacco graphed in an "appraloal of the oupport and aereage-eontrol plan. bail. Appoint Beach and chopped walnuts. Add half 01 tobacco quota proclamation" and Tiie efferta o f the delegation in That Indlctmeat chargea that Bargains remaining flour and half o f apple- C n A s m i i n f II a I m ‘ circulated emong Oonneetlciit to­ Waahington met with some eiic- Sklllinga on o «* occasion pre­ oauca to craamed mixture; beat Oficam nlll bacco growers, are based on the ceta in the Abbot bill, which was pared a mixture of Ice cream am. UAC C4OU118CI Price Crusade fact that there Is "no mutuality of paaaed as an amendment to an barbiturate derivaUvea and gav. Juat until blended. Mix in remain­ Old Faakioned Th rift waa coiupiDipJ Listed by ing flour and appletauce. Stir in Interest among the farmers vot­ appropriation bill for the Agricul­ it to Smith who. in turn, gav* ii irer ing" who grow "eight types of to­ ture Department. in Mlaa Ada C9ifna.v. 85, to give The floured raisins and nuta. Spoon in­ KeepYouMat of “stretching a dollar,” naking » little Liiral Man lo llrad New Leslie Newberry Oppos* bacco- one filler, othera largely Other growera in tktnnectlrut, to her aunt, Mrs. Rollins. to greased 8 or #-inch tube pan. go a long way, going wlthoutptid aaving Baka in moderate (850F.) oven 1 Experience es ^vem m ent $up> filler and still others largely while opposed in principal to gov­ Authorities asoorted Mra. Rol­ lA*gal lle|»artnient at hour, or until a cake taatar or proves that folks binder.” and thst lumping them ernment quotas and price sup- i lins did not *af enough of It to be a nickel here a dime there. Thrift, the who get ahead are affected. Aircraft, Says Horner toothpick inserted comes out porto, Acreage Control together for the purposes of Yd- ports for tobacco, are not In com- j nid-fanhioned way waa a healthy trait clean. If desired, sprinkle top the ones who are Ing worka a hardship on tha Con­ plete agreement with the stand; Mrs. Rollins was reputed to alert and efficient at necticut farmer. taken by Newberry. They point 1 have kept her money acaltered in Robert E Beach of 14.1 Boulder for when we did oave enough money to prettier and laaa expensiva than with t tablespoon confectionersf their Jobs. Being L«alle»’ W. Newberry, tnbaern i c s a u s n tA S o o lo o n ib s b t bake in a very aiow (300F.1 oven ingredienU and stir only to sugar or frost arith favorite but­ Tobacco farmers in the Connect­ out that a majority of farmera in odd places throughout her old moistan. Flit 13 to IS greased Feminine Flattery tha erepe paper kind. A row of red, "on your toca" h a farmer of South Windsor, la lead- I three-story fame hoiiae. toad has been appointed corpora­ buy that new lamp, chair or rug we UKSSN I*LOMO art a fraftant 1 hour. Cool in pan and cut Into ter Icing. ing a onr-man crusade against' icut valley grow the binder type, the other atatea do want controls. I aaldaaoa of affaeiian. A t the aquarei. Serve with podding muffin pans 3/S full. Bake In hot white and green oandlee across the mighty important and that If there are enough of i Tilt widow had mads out three tion counsel of United Aircraft really appreciated it. fireplace or placed on the piano or advantage to yon. government tobacco price sup-1 while most of the other tobacco WEUX>N IMltJO OOMPANT, #01 lauce or whipped cream. (400F.) oven 30 to 35 minutes. CARPETS FOR CHRISTMAS grown la of the filler s-ariety. them to swing the vote on Friday | will*. Terms 01 the first were j Coi)>oratinn. H. Mansfield Horner. radio cabinet will lend enother That’s one reason porta and acreage control Which j not revealed. The second one be straat, one fliida two eham - are an exciting gift that may best It’s a good idea to chaw refreshinf Newberry aays thst there U no Connecticut farmers ran do no president of the company, said to CHRISTMAS MIRRORS ore touch of Yule to your home. tobacco growers in Connecticut < queathed the City of flomersworth larty packagad varlatlea— twoi PBARL NBCKLACB8, from a be choeen from the large and tompensive W rial^’s Spearmint Gum and eight other atatea will vo te; ststiatiral justification for the more than go along with them in ' dsy. Ur. Beacli will head and form lovwy odora In atlek cologne at lovely reflectiona of your affection accepting controls. The govern- j *100.000 as a memorial to her pretty Mngie etrand at M .ll. in- CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR THE varied stock of fine quality rugs while yon workT^e smooth, pleasant to accept, for one year or for three | govemment’a manner of cutting a new legal department of the When you work for aomathing and |S.#0ga.S0 andana twoiwo viala of llqiUd ] Jiujin* tax, to wonderfully glow- which may be found in various St the MANCHESTER CARPET chewing action helps reliere memoteny down the acreage to be planted. ment, they pointed out, grants family. forma and finest quality at the J. WHOLE F A M ILY —whether Joint­ yeara, or to reject entirely in a The third, whlqh fiomtrawoi lh company. finally achieve it, nothing can equal the oologne at ing genuine cultured pearU. pHc- ly or Individually are most gay CENTER, 308 Main Street. There and tenskm— helpa koep you feriing referendum on Dec. 7. Tobacco ’The nine-state area Is treated as price supports at the coat of i A. WHITE OLA8S ODMPANT, arreagt control, and the farmers'! Oltv Solicitor Leo Carter ia con- On July 1, 1942. Mr. Reach deleetabia • > d fS>m Wl.OO. are shown at and charming In the largest as­ are innumerable beautiful color fresh, alert and right on top of things. growera in thia area will vote on If one slate and all the tobacco kaliafaction and enjoyment it givea jroQ. 34 Birch Street. They have door of this state are not granted these ' testing, left the greater portion of Joined United Alrir.afl and he wna HOpaning Night’. i MATHBR'8 AT THE CENTER to sortment In town—that shown at combinations nr handsome two- Wrigley’s Spearmint Gum tastes the proposition at the East Hart­ produced in the area Is treated as giicraet", or "Balalaicha . | ,ome feminine heart on mirrora for aelf-lnapaetlan, vanity tone effects of a single color In supports, they will be at a disad- her estate to Miss Cheney. named administrator of rontraets tha DEWET-RICHMAN COM­ pxid. tan. It has that famous, long- ford Town Hall from 9 a. m. to 8 though of one type and one quali­ mirrors, mirror t < ^ for desk or mgs of all alace, from email acat- lasting, delkiotts spearmint flavor that vantage in competing witn Btrafford County Sheriff W il­ in l#4.’i. In 1944 he was appointed “ — » ^ ,h ., ‘ Christmas Day. There are double. PANY. 767 Main Street. There are p. m. ty without distinction as between Makeup news from Paris is that triple and quadruple strands; two- coffee table, and mantel mirrors ter mga to 9’ x 13’ alaee or well- has never been euccetsfuUy imitated. filler and binder. ” He mays that growera whose tobacco It subsi­ fred Pare told newsmen Miss Che- , to the post. . of direct01 of contract How hIkiuI you? Are you practicing all aorta o f dellghtriil cards for Identical to tha proposition ac­ faces wUl have a peachlike rosy! row "collars’ with adjustable of a highly modem amartneea. to-wrall carpeting. Be sure to get the wifinsil Wrigley’s "such 'tasia of calculation might dized. ney has been secretly Indicted and ; termination for the ( orporatlon. children—SanUs. animals, toys— cepted for one year by tha tobacco old faahioned thrift the modern way hy glow. We are told that chic beau-' clasp: and a nice "prise package" Spearmint Chewing Gum. Look for the ' growera in a referendum lost year, detcrihine If there waa over-pro­ i he ha*__ a warrant for her arrest. |I after the aelllemrnt of war con ties from the French capiUl have consisUng of a pearl choker In a CHRISTMAS LJNOBRIE Is in the gayest colors. TTiere are Do you have trouble with screws green Btear on the package. duction of tobacco as a commodity Neither Par* nor County Solid- 1 tract lerniinstlons, be liecame di- regular depoaita in your aavinga ac­ cards especially designed for in­ the propoaition would eataollsh given up the “ doseye ” and "Pale­ black and gold rase suitable for both cJiarmlngly dainty and which come loose in wood knobs price supports for tobacco and of one quality, in the area aa a lor John M. Brsnl wotild reveal j rector of contract sdmini.strstion dividual relationships. There are Would Exhume count? face" look in favor of this new use as an evening bag—the set thoroughly practical at the WIL>- such as sre on chests? I f so, use limit by 10 per cent the number of whole," but he say* that there "Is the nature of the indictment. Mis* 1 This work will he a subdivision of Innumerable lovely general cards peach-bloom eomplexion. priced at *7.35. ROSE SHOP. M l Main Street. twine soaked in shellee and wrap acree that could be planted on the no basis for a finding as to the Cheney 1* ill et her Somersworth i ,ne new legal depart men! and will Frothy slips include the non-lron- In single or boxed variety. Very It around the screwm wrhile wet. baola of production records for production situation in the respec­ RcNlies of Two home and under the eare of a a* adminitlered by R P Davie*, BRUSHED NTIXIN-'ANKLETS particular greetings ere expreaaed physician. | Mr. Beach was graduated from There's genuine elegance in the Ing nylon tricot with nylon lAce After setting the screws in place the preceding five years, and ran tive states . . make a Christmas gift that's ap­ trimming at *3.t* to *T.#8, aa well In huge beribboned cards for one In the knobs, allow them to dry be act aside by one third of tMMc Lest Year the Wharton School of Finance BOUDOIR CHAIRS presented in Management ia often deluded preciated by girU of many ages— as nylon woven alipe and dainty important individual. ^ for a full day. Then the knobs will ^ voting. The South Windsor grower led (ConHawed from Page Oee) And Conimprcp At thp l^iivrrAitv the Christmas display at KEMP’S hold fast. aiwH into arguing that the one oblec- of PpnnAylvAiitA in Aftpr *teen-agera or sports women. INC. 7S3 Main Street. Very slips of crepe. There are half-alipe, The price-support screage-con- a fight la»t year In asking Con­ THC There’s a very spedai "buy" In trnl plan is being presented to the gress to revoke Governmental con­ m»nt* of stealing *93.000. con­ ftve of Ita effort mtiat be produc­ RrAdMAtion from thf* of feminine pastel colors or muted- too. of nylon tricot. Nylon or t h e w . t g r a n t c o m p a n y tion . . . that the vagariea of hu- S dvi Bank MaNckesteK nicely assorted colors. In anklets I f one wants to dress up her tobacco growers this year, ss it trols for Connecticut tobacco, and cealing the larceny of *50.(KM> I.JIW At Y aIp Univrriutv m bright tones are lovely In chairs crepe panties are (l.M to *3.98. Is called THE CHRISTMAS from the Rollins home, attempted ntan weaknee* muat be mechaij- of 11.35 a pair quality, at only STORE ” for a great many con­ home before Christmas or to have was last year, by the Secretary of a delegation of Connecticut tobac­ h« joined thp Ia>v firm of Ship- A MUTUAL'-SAVinOS BAriK of rawn taffeta, embroidered in It’s easy to make up a set, if one a "Christmas promise" of home- larceny of *100,000 and oon- Irallv measured. Not *0. Happinees *3.00 for three pairs, because of spicuous reaeons. They have a low- Agriculture who, under the pro­ co farmers ls.st March was sent iriRn A Cfoodv in. A.«».9oc AtA rmmAfl small'designs. Another group of wishes. For fashion know-how beauty to come, the MANCHES­ apirscy. is at slake: the employer’s pride of TTnItpd Air< TAft r'nrporRlion slight Irregularities, at the CHE- chairs comes in the gay. easily whether concealed nr revealed, priced answer to every Christmas visions of the Second Agricultural to Washington to confer with of­ N E T BRO’THERS RBaJNA.'TT TER FLfKDR COVERING COM­ FERNDALE Another person was indicled of sreompllshment. the worker’s Hf war mAdP A pnrlnPi’ (n thp cleaned plastic coverings in popu it’s the Wilroee for value. problem from gay CStristmas tree Adjustment Art. passed in 1938. ficials of the tobacco branch of PAN Y. 721 Mein Street, has many the Agrflcultural Department and secretly with Skillings hut that ambition that hi* children shotild firm .lAn. 1. 1041. And iPAiRnpd to DepoelU rnaOe nn nr hefnre the 8ALX8ROOM8. lar colors. All the chairs are de ornaments nr bright gift wrap­ CIGARS has the authority to call for such attractive suggestions. There ere members of Congress In an effort per.son has not yet been served. grow up I o be proud of their com# to t^nitpft AirrrAft. llghtfully comfortable for milady’s Once the grids of your waffle pings to such household gifts ss a vote by those farmers producing nrih ef aay mnalli 4raw lalerOet Peeon-Dats Podding BEAU TIFU L LINOLEUMS — In- a crop of which there is a surplus. to gain special consideration for Skillings was named In the father. Mr. h^'Arh iA mArrird And hAP moments of relaxation. Prices iron are seasoned, don’t wash the finest cutlery end small, use­ By Sue Bumett PAHNY MEDICINES — Maurice TMiln, eecretary *# Ingredients: 1 1/4 cups sifted laid, felt base, or mgs— In the Objections their product which la unique conspiracy indictment with James ihr#A rhlldior, from the Cret of Ike ntnatk. start at 115.00 them: brush them clean while ful tahlee; from such "child ap­ Each of these pretty little tle-on taller. all-purpose flour, 1/4 teaspoon smartest new designs and colors. aprons requires Just one yard of MAGAZINES Newberry’s objections to the among tobacco types grown by the I. .kmith, 42. a former employe* 1 etill hot. then leave the waffle iron peal" items as vivid caps and baking powder, 1/4 teaspoon salt f ASPHALT ’H L E for long, hard fabric in the smaller sizes, and Ceylon I.A An l.«Hnd in th» Tn one T 1/4-ounce package pitted Raisin Banana Muffins ©pen so the grids can cool. If shirts • to "cowboy" belts: from wear and top qualltv appearance; SCHOOL SUPPLIES diAn OcPAM GO milPA off the Aoiith Ingredients: 1 cup sifted all­ dainty lingerie to smartly practi­ PLAS'nC WALL TILE to make makes the perfect gift for every dates, 1 teaspoon baking soda. 1 there’s grease or batter around home-maker on your list. Use TOYS. LUNCHEONEHE •m tip of IndiA. cup boiling w'ater. 1/4 cup butter purpose flour, 1 cup granulated the hinges be sure to a-lpe off. cal men’s shirts; from handy a kitchen or bathroom take on sugar. 4 teaspoons baking powder, kitchen gadgets to beautiful orna­ charm of appearance and extra scraps of bright eontriat for ap­ or margarine, 1 cup sugar, 1 egg, plique. Acme* From High School 1 cup broken pecan nutmeals. 'e teaspoon salt. 1 cup seedless mental mlrrore; from colorful sets ease In care: CHROME AND Enough EGGSHELL. ORLON to Pattern No. 8216 Is a sew-rite 1095 Main Street— Manchester Method: 81ft flour, baking raisins. 1 egg, 1 3 cup milk. 1 cup curtain a room would be a most of china to filmy window curtalne. PLAS'nC FURNITURE either bran cereal, J '3 cup mashed 5608. In sets or single pieces. The com- perforated petlem in aisea 14, 16. powder, and salt together. Cut up welcomed Cbristmas gift. The For the IndIvidusI of any age or 7 A. M.-n P. M. Every Day banana. J tablespoons melted By Mrs. Anne Oabot psn.v has a convenient BUDGET 18, 20; 40, 42. 44. Size 16, 1 yard dates into a mixing bowl, sprinkle Orion a distinctive Cheney crea­ for the beauty and convenience of of 39-inch for each style. shortening. Here it a (Uttering bedeepe PLAN, which ie at your service. soda over them and add boiling tion has all (he best features of the home, shop si Grant’s for For this psttem. send 30c in water; stir a few times and lot Method; Sift together flour, thet requires only four ounces of nylon marquisette, such as dur­ Christmas. Coins, your name, address, size de­ stand. Cream butter or margarine sugar, baking powder, and salt. wool and a few leisure hours to Using cool soapsuds, wash all HARMAC^S Rinse raisins and drain. Beat egg. ability and simplicity In launder­ leather gloves, except for chamois sired. and the Pattern Number to with sugar: beat in egg thorough­ ing—plus an elegantly soft tex­ complete it. Crochet it in pretty An ordinsry bar of soap, kept ly. Mix in flour, then date mix­ lightly, add milk and bran luid let or doeskin, right fin your hands. Sue Burnett (The Manchester ture that feel.< as luxuriotis as It pastel shades of wool and trim in your work basket, will prove ture, and nulmeats. Pour into stand 5 minutes. Stir in banana, Manipulate your hands as if you Evening Herald) 1150 Ave. Amer­ BANTLY looks. Orion is still availabM at with contrasting ribbon. itself an aid in many sewing greased »-lnch square pan and shortening, and raisins. Add dry were washing them. For extra icas. New York 19, N. T. Gift Suggestions 150 a vsrd st the CHENET Pattern No. 5608 contains com­ chores. To thread a needle, rub soiled spots use additional fluffy The Fall and Winter Issue of BROTHERS REMNANT SALES­ plete crocheting instructions, ma­ the end of the thread over the suds, or a soft, well-lathered Fashion is Just what you’ve been OIL CO. ROOM. terial requlrementi, atitch illua- soap, then twist it in your fingers brush. waiting for- a complete guide in trattona and finishing direoUons. The soap stiffens the thread, mak­ planning a wearable, wardrobe for For Men A Christmas gift to you from Send 25c in Colne, your name, ing it elide easily through the a new season! Gift patterns print­ TEL. 5293 needle’s eye. Buttonholes on thin CHILDREN’S JEWELRY FOR BLAIR S. 757 Main Street, Is a address and the Pattern Num­ CHRISTMAS is a gift that brings ed inside. 25 cents. HOME material are sometimes difficult to GIFTS }Sl FREE LUCITE BOX—very nice ber to Anne Cabot, The Manches­ make. You’ll find thia job easier thorough delight— eapeciaUy NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS AY POPULAR PRICES for cigarettes or other uses—with ter Evening Herold, 1150 Ave. when It Is aa lovely in design as sid her in her idea of appesring Range and Fuel the purchase of three pairs of if you stiffen the buttonhole area ( f PRINTKI) OR PLAI.N’ Americaa. New York. wiih dampened aoap. Allow it to that shown at MATHER’S AT at her own small parties as t ST. MARY’S ALL SHEER HOLEPROOF NYU3N8, ALL ITEMS GIFT lO X ID FItEE Anne Cabot’s New Album of dry thoroughly before cutting. An­ THE CENTER. A tiny locket and poised and unruffled hostess. Oil Distributor.^ In either of two exquisite weights Needlework is a "muat.” It’s other use for a sliver of soap Is chain set Is priced from *3.17. in­ 4 TABI.K COVKRS cluding tax; crosa and chain seta, 333 M A IN ST. VIRGIN WOOL _51 gauge, 15 denier at *1.50 a chockfull of charming designs as for marking hem lines on wash­ INGENIOUS. SURE - TO -, pair or the filmiest 50 denier. 15 well as beginners' "How-To” difec- for all ages, start at *3.54; baby PLEASE TOYS are displayed in able fabric. Use it the seme way rings as little aa *2.54 for a wee KkOREGOR SPORTSWEAR i A $1.9* In $.1.9* gauge at *1.65 a pair. you ordinarily use chalk; brush It a wondrous variety st the PINE ARROW SHIRTS BLANKETS tiona on pattern printed in the gold band, and Include signets and booh and many other grand fea- off or wash it out later. PHARMACY, 664 Center Street. THE HNEST IN STYLE AND QUAUTY Baked Tuna Sandwich hirth atones in the collection. Re­ AmericaV No. 1 Favorite All enlora, 72 a 90. Umiiual luree. 25 cents. Among the many gifts with genu- ‘ Ingredients: 8 slices while liable inexpensive watches for value*. MAKE AN APRON FOR girls and boya are the "Alice in ine "child appeal" are: a drum I SCRA.N'rON LACK bread, one 7-ounce can, solid-pack CHRISTMAS with the very pret­ filled with wrapped hard candles; j WHITKS, SOLIDS, STRIPES tuna, cup finely diced celery, combine. Pour slowly over bread. Wonderland” watch or the "Hop- SPORT SHIRTS $ 3 .9 5 up ty BORDERED APRON MATE­ along Caasidy” model—each at a music-box roller with a long WHY cup ( pound) grated Ameri­ Sprinkle with paprika. Bake In DART GORDON Solida and Fancies in Tcca. R IA L which ia displayed in the *7.79 Including tax. Of course handle; all sorts of dolls and doll ? m^N^:R cumis $17.98, $18.98^, can cheese, 3 large eggs, 1 S cups alow ( 325F. I oven 40 to 60 min­ equipment; a metal snow shovel YOUR RKST BUY Gabardine, flannel and Wool utes. until knife inserted In cus- Yard Goods Department of the J. there are watches at other prices DALE BEL.MOXT milk. 1 teaspoon salt, teaspoon W. HALE COMPANY, Priced that gives Junior a chance to be j Btocfc easi Tisiae Sqeora. . . WaMeg $19.98 - paprika. tardy center comee out clean. which are as beautiful as they are dliWBce la avwylMeg e>at1lw*tle. I $4.9* In $9.98 from *.69 to *.79 a yard, there are useful. really helpful: a variety of pull- p a r SUSSEX Method; Cut cruets from bread; | Makee 4 lervingB. toys; all varieties of toy atitomo-! dainty ABC batiste, in 39" width, ARDSLEV SWEATERS place 4 slices in greased 8-tneh| and dimity in 36"—both in delicate live equipment, from cars to | \^H U LL square baking diah. Drain oil from 1 Decorations for a Christmas CHRISTMAS PLANTS AND dump trucks and new-car convey-1 PuHoVer and Button Styles tiny-flowered prints. Brilliant col­ DECORATIONS are very attrec- rr tuna: put tuna in small bowl and party need not be expensive. Pick ors mark the heavier cotton prints ers; soft toys, from teddy bears to tlva and most moderately priced SIZES l*'4 to 18 break up: mix In celery. Sprinkle up some trailing ground pine in with gay figures, such ss dancing great, big Bambis; all types of ed­ LINCOLN tuna mixture, then cheese, over the woods or buy similar vines at at MfXlONVILLE’S. 302 Wood- ucational games, from Tinker dolls, tulips, nr baskets on both bridge Street. Brilliantly red poin- JACKETS bread. Top with remaining 4 ellees the florists and decorate your fire­ border and main w.dth. Toys to those exercising Unger; 44tht.45tli StS.st 8th AV. of bread. Beat eggs lightly, add place or hang a garland at the settias are. priced from *.S0 to dexterity. And remember t o ; Lined and Unlined for milk and salt, and beat enough to door. You’ll find fresh greens are *3.00. Christmas wreaths and With Christmas two weeks from vote with each purchase for the t NEW YORK All-Pnrpuac Wear Chriatmaa trees are *.50 and up. big prises in the BOYS' AND -rr- next Tuesday, it’s time to take ad­ Phone 5947 to get your order In. u e e i $1.00 Up vantage of the superb oelectlon of GIRLS’ CONTEST, In which the *350 ARROW TIES . CHENEY NECKTIES for Christ youngsters who have most votes tnCIAL KATU M l SHmCiMM There’s a trick to applying nail get fine bicvcles— and every en­ ARROW HANDKERCHIEFS . 35c Up mas. Distinctive designs by artists polish which will aid in greater KEMP’S RECORDS DEPARTMENT RECOMMENDS trant gets some prize. % who know men’s tastes in all the longevity for your nail tlpe. Sweep INTERWOVEN HOSE nicest colors and in s carefully the clear undercoating over and CHRISTMASY TUNES FOR TOTS chosen variety of fabrics, the ties beneath the tip of your nails, so A woman falls into one of her sell for very low prices, because of that the ends will have a protec­ most ungraceful stances when she minor Irregularities, at the CHEN­ tive film. Then apply the finish starts raising her arms to fiddle DOBB HATS 55c T. $3 50 CHEMLE “THREE LITTLE DWARFS” ...... Gene Autry with wer hat or hair. The shoul­ EY BROTHERS REMNANT coat In your usual 'manner, re­ Cottons, Rayons, Lisles and Wools. MARTEX and DUINDEE “HE’LL BE COMING DOWN THE CHIMNEY” SALESROOM. membering the manicure will ders of her dress hunch into BEDSPREADS Gene Autry keep ship-shape longer if you re­ lumps, her arms suddenly seem to In Solid Colon and a Variety of Patterna. A TIE SLIDE for the Christmas member to "tip” the ends, leaving be composed of angles, and her 24 Hour $8.50 T, $10.00 TOWEL SETS “SUZY SNOWFLAKES” ...... Rosemsry Clooney gift to that "special" man la a tiny hair-line along the edges face' assumes, as a rule, an Dobbs Gift Certificate With Minataure Hat RpHulifiiny boxed. happy choice from M ATHER’S AT wiped free of polisi). anxious, searching expression as Ambulance $5.98 lo $27ifl “FROSTY THE SNOWMAN” ...... Gene Autry ’THE CENTER. The many distlnc- she explores with doubtful finger­ OTHER FELT HATS—15,00 tips the set of her bonnet or the tiva deaigni range from a clever There’s a HOME PAINTING hang of her curls. Seivice BACMO GLOVES $1.98 to $7.98 medieval weapon to beauties in K IT at the McGILL-CONVERSE BATH ROOM MAT AM ) ten-carat gold. It’s a i^se . woman who avoids COMPANY. 645 Main Street, such gestures in public; not only Wool, Pigskin, Cape. Suede, Mocha. LID COVER SETS which is, both a wonderful Chriat- does ishe appear awkward, hut Lined and Vnlined. I f you have small holes in yofc. mas gift and a wonderful bar­ PLEETWAY PAJAMAS linoleum they can be fixed easily. she's advertising her feeling of in­ PATCH WORK gain. The eleven-piece kit at FANCY LINEN Q| KEMP’S m Mtx a paste of finely chopp^ security about her looks. INCORPORATED cork and shellac. Allow the ]M te *8.50, Includes brushes of three COAT AND MIDDY STYLES...... $3.95 Up $2.98 lo $12.98 to harden In the hole. Then aand- alaea. a acraper. a putty knife, a SOLIDS AND FANCIES $1.95 T, $8.95 QUILTS GUEST TOWEI^ 763 Main Street Green Stampe Giveiv Tel. 5680 wire brush, a paint brush comb, a You can make thst W ET paper smooth and touch up with BASEMENT of yours BONE DRY FURNITURE and 5IUSIC HOME OF FRIGIDAIRE window scraper, and threa envel­ FOR YOUR PMTECTION OTHER PAJAMAS • • e • • • a $2.91 os4 $3.95 paint to match color of the lino­ with Wesco X-tlte products. X- . F«ny Iquipgee leum. opes of brush cleaner. The bruah- ea era of such good quality that tlte Plug Puttv STOPS LEAKS. WOMENS $7.98-$10.98 49c to 98c X-tlte Sealer STOPS SEEPAGE. Cexigletely Mettani SMART PROTECTION IN the price of the htggeat brush l*xi#4letely AitotteW# ALLIGATOR COATS Karh alone, soidSi eeparately. would be X-tlte Coster STOPS DAMP­ BOOTS that suggeiU a worth­ NESS. A dry basement could HANDKERCHIEFS more then the coet of the entire while Christmas gift will be found poaatbly be the solution of your kit. RAHBOR ROBES Raincoats and Topcoats at C. E. HOUSE 4 SON. A cun outside paint-peeling problem. Wm. P.QuishM . .-t ning boot for a child comes in red Come in and get Informstioir Rayon, Gabardine and Wool— Individually Boxed BATES STRIPED rubber with three buckles. Very FISHING TACKLE is tfie ideal FOR YEAR-ROUND WEAR SHOWER & WINDOW Christmas gift for the sportamen sM ot' this WECO treatment for ! gay for the ladies, frdm ’tsens up, your basement walls. THE (MHCIKSTEI 4340 (or sports woman), especially are ths high rubber boots in "Rua- 8HERWIN - WILLIAMS COM­ SOME MODELS WITH ZIF-IN WARMER BEDSPREADS CURTAIN SETS SO nice to come home tof when it meets the top quallflca- sian” style In red, white or black PAN Y. 719 Main Street. $ 7 .9 5 Single or douhlf. All colors. rubber. A lined boot, also In red, tions of that shown at the McIN- m a t fwhtter wrblaek-wiH be warm and T P M at tly .W... Y fE L U C O north end o f PU itiffl' “ aC#.- - -- Wl*sn«*i.ea«tf«e.,i,?r. c a k # ^ - $3.98 to il4 M attractive. A nice little gift would cookie directs that yod be a pair of'plastic shoe covers—' There’s a most thtareating range " HtCKOK REtTS — Set of rods, reels and other "gear” , the shortening, it means that the RUUCDWtlKE easy to carry in a purse in case of shortening ehould be worked need. from light weight equipment for the youths or ladies to thst which against the sides of the mixing TO SEND « OIFT OF Excellent Selection of Tic Bara meets the specialist's demsnds. bowl with the back of the mixing $ 1 .5 0 u, GIFT8 FOR ARTI8T8 are many spoon for several minutes. and Cuff Links...... $1.00* le and auMrior in quality at the RNE FOODS... INITIAL SETS (iOXEO) $3;2S SLIPPERS JOHNTON PAINT COMPANY When you’re poaching eggs see •PLUS TAX that the skillet has at least an GIFTS OF 8TERUNG SIL­ LARGE.SELECTION OF *#• Main Btract There art many VER,' aa displayed in the beauti­ WITH l a THE 1 BRIDGE SETS For Men, Women different ihapM in tinware, ready Inch of boiling aalted water In It. After you’ve dropped the eggs In­ fully designed hollow ware at White and Printed. BEAUTIFUL SCARFS and Children for tha decorator’s touch—trayi ef MATHER’S AT THE CENTER, DETAILS TAKEN all Mxea, baakats. and many othera. to the pan reduce the heat to sim­ Specials Dainty printed Criapuna witn 4 mer tejnperatura and cook the bring a more than aeaaonal Joy. napkins. 6 f ceurs*. there are all the necea There are Sterling compotes or DARE OF FOR TOO? 25c to 98c Each ^ AM) DOILIES aitlea for TofWwork, aa well aa eX' eggs until the whit* la aet. Uae a perforated spoon with which to console candlesticks for aa little aa All aizea. Kylon$, Eyelelte.H eellant aeU of oil paintinga or 37.33, Including tax, and many Pinehurst ifift fruit and WHITE SHIRTS SZ .6 5 I SHIELIJSJEWELW water colors, paints for decorating lift the eggs out of the water ao and opgandlea individually $2.98 Set . they will he well-drained before very elegant pieces, from branched food baskets contain not • FOMT QUAUn f glass and china, ahow-card colors, eandelabraa and hurricane lamps Tic Bar and Cnff Links. (Attrac­ priced. Othera *2.49 and >3 49. and finger paints for the yeimgeet they are laid on toast. only wonderful fruit but a SANFORISED to big bowls and.traya. • UFE-INSITREO COLLARS 2fwSSJM tively Boxed). Value $5.06. PLUS TAX D A IN T Y DOT arUats. many other food delicacies • REG. 8SJ8 Never shape your nalle down In­ your friends will enjoy. "CLOTH o r GOLD" TBLEVI to the quick at each aide. It’s far When children help in the pro­ NYLON HOSIERY 8ION SMOCKS wlU qtake a par­ bettar to leava at leaat 1-18 of an cess of restoring their beloved We urge you to make After e busy d«y, ticularly gay and e h a r m I n Inch to make the tip of your nail toys, it ia frequently found that comparimnn. Measure the leM fraglla.and shatter-prone. they valud' the repaired toys more. GIFT CBITIHCATES Chriatmaa gift from LIKOOLM’S. quality of the foods in Pine­ h’l M good to relea 599 Main Street. The figured gold Thia cooperation in mending toys STUDIO SETS, MAPLE CHAIR COVERS, In Wellco Feomtreed fabric la an easily washed cotton CHRISTMAS ROBES FOR also creates a lasting bond be­ hurst Gift baskets against with permanent flniah. at only THE YOUNG maka very accept­ tween the children and their fath­ other gifts you may see dis> I* he eonoerrative or doea he favor the bold otyles? tlippert. Millioni of A U MERCHANDISE SOLD WITH MONEY-IACK GUARAHTU *3.*8. Another thoughtful gift for able and uaeful Chriatmaa gifts er. played. - . DAVENOS, SLIP COVERS. Either way you’re aure to pleooe him come Christmoa liny air bubble* tha girl expecting a baby would ba from the MONTGOMERY W ARD CHEERFUL EXCHANGES AFTER XMAS ona at their very pretty MATER­ COMPANY. There are very pret­ A SINGER SEWING MACHINE Our baskets make nice mom when you choose your gift ties from our huge cushion your every tlep, end the omeiing foem «Ahe# la the aupretne Chriatipaa gift for DRAPERY MATERIALS, PLASTICS, RODS stock. NITY DRESSES In one or two- ty chenille robes with appropri' Chriatmaa gifts, too. Just ; iole ectuelly manege* tired feet mu*de*. piece etylea—also *S.#8 In bright a to applique ornament at *1.98 in the lady who "sewi and savea.” WE GIVE CONSUMER'S GREEN STAMPS (Baaement Dept.) Maintaining lU top pooiUon aa the tell Mr. C. J. Butler what Styled *e well for every member ef the femily, cotton prints. slice 1 to S and at *3.49 and *3.19 you would like and how | In alaea 4 to 8x. And a faadnat- finest In aewlng machlnea by con­ Feemtreed* ere the geffect re«t cure for tired feet Paenet-Better Appleeaaire Oalea Ing “Rudolph" robe ia **.9*. For stant Improvamenta, the Singer much yon wont to spend. (Remnant* and Imparfacti) mechanlam is superbly adjusted to efier e welk-weery dey. ’ Ingradlcnts: 3t4 cups alftad all- aiiea S to 18, ehanllla rebea at TffF purpoea flour, 1% taaapoona bak­ 83.79 and *4.49, are'pretty. grac«' all uses -and completely depend­ ing soda, 1 taaopooB salt. 1 tea­ ful, and "grown up" In appear able. Pwtable aewlng machines spoon rinnamen, H tsaapoen nut anca. Warm and "com fy" are are priced from 339.50 and ele­ 51 Gauge. 15 Denier gant cabinet medela in walnut, HARMAC Regularly *1.3# CHENEY BROTHERS mag. lb toaapoon allspice, 14 cup the popular Beacon robaa for lit- chunk-etyle peanut butter, 1-4 cup 4l« boya, Btaea 3 to 8x, at *3.68. maple, Mond, or mahogany are "Distincfjve Atm's Wear" TEXTILE STORE REMNANY SALESROOM Gustafson's Shoe Store shortening, 1 cim sugar. 1 cup Of ceuraa thara art many atylaa *143.50 and up, at the SINGER SPECIAL 98c Pair •aadlaas relslna, % cup eheppad of pajamaa for all agaa. Including 8EWINO CENTER. *33 Main t44MAINtlUn.M*HCHISm m. Mli3 NRXT TO ARTHUR DRUG HAKTBOIID HOAD—MANCaOEVnCR walnut moats, IH cups ^ ^ a - the popular flramaan’a rad. Street Fancy Heela . , . *1.49 706 MAIN STREET 913 MAIN STREETli^E^A^M^CHESTER SAVIN B O U M : Dotty t to »;*o and Saturdays t to 4:45. TEL t-3977 NEXT TO S A G E A L U M MtUwd: BUt tegathar flour, A tae table on whaals eaa lava The Inquirei 1054 MAIN STREET, EAST HARTFORD sett. a youBc wtfa eeuBtlaaa etapa o i^

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\ '■I,, PAGE TWENTY-FIVIS IIANXHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER B, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1951 Herm’s and Legion Rack Up Second Rec Cage League Wins H British Americans Ready to Enter American Cage League

gotiating with the Chicago Cuba I Fighters After Fordham Spoils Iradley Players Rec Results Braves May Trade Spahn for third baseman Ransom Jack- Stengel Would Be Happy Photos Down Balch’s, eon, one of the betteroynung In- Loop Heads Expected LOCAL Still Undecided flelsgue. from the Kansas City roster to Sharp shooting from the free Scot# at half time 38«33 lotion. In New York Monday night. self: he holds the IlghlweighI Wlersbicki guides Herm's Cam­ throw line by Fordham's Mike Of the three, Dunn was consid­ Referee Allbrio. Tout. Balch Pontlac.s . . ' ..ROO for the winners while Ronnie Rob­ Hiunner and righthander Rmory brilliant glove man. Hamner is offer. He has told Manager Leo limited cspsclly of the armory, so wants to plav another year. I will the New York Americana' camp Harvard, (c) Notre Dame, Id) The whole matter I* somewhat championship and Is darned glad Rec Director John Hedlund re­ eras. Both ciubs are undefeated. ered the only regular on the team. Moriarty l^aurels .,V)0 erta tallied 20 points for the Pon- (Bubba) Church. only 24. Durocher of the Giants he would a minimum effort must be consid­ not entertalif a proposition In In St Petersburg. They are sec­ Keane played a large part In the Princeton. give them right-handed pitcher complicated and much depends to have It..Saddler and Carter ports that entries In the old man’s They returned to their hornet NerM’i C'aaier! Shea (M ) . Garden Grove. . . .000 tlacs. Trading the SI-year-old Spahn, 'fheonly hitch Is that the Phils ered rather than the maximum. sliift him to left nr right field ond baseman Kal Segrist, former Fordham victory. The chunky 2. Flawless riding aboard his r B r r u . upon red hot fans in town who basketball league at the East Side Graham Holmes scored a six last night. Poquonnrk ...... 000 The Photos never trailed an’ .. Sad<1ler arg\ies ball Lieagiie. .Saratoga formerly points before he went out with the history of harness racing, However, Dunn's father. Joseph 23 Total! ...... 31 lS-27 80* Pontiacs. 80 to 62. while the Le­ Darknesa halted the Louisiana to Start Asked For CToncesaions coverage of center field Tills in­ will be In poaltlon to make- a hooks, fairways or a slice out of despite being one of the "weaker L. Dunn, said hla son plana to look Balch Paatlac! <62> 1 gions edged the Laurels. 7.1 to 65. State-Tulane football games of Loop Manchester asked for and re­ no few persons taking s major ilhal his own nigged Isrtirs are volves Mlckev Mantle and Jackie trade Involving Inflelders, If one campaigned as the Harlem Yan­ five personals. P R r pt.« bounds). Alex plans to use the m>x," is the fsst-trotting brown over the University of Miami In The nightcap was a thriller be­ 1899 and 1900. ceived concessions ^rom other financial setback In effect, stock­ iiist a form of self defense. "Pep Jen'en. for whom we have had hecomea neceasary, F-F for teaching purposes. kees. Ynie lost Dave Sears,and Frank 5 SeUkl. rf ...... 1 ft-i 2 knows sll the trirks; DeMarco Demack on personals. mare: (al Goldsmith Maid, (hi Florida and the University of Ala­ 1 CurUln. r( ...... 3 0-1 6 tween the Legion and Laurels. Riileo and Regulations members of the American League. holders will feel they spent a few no fewer than five offers "1 have noted that Bill, Veeck bama. 9 Trecalt. If ...... 4 1-4 9 Lack of height and manpower was League shall consist of 4 A shorter schedule was sought. extra dollars than their regular .hist hss a rough style " he argues. "Msnile still Is having trouble haa no few'er than seveh left- Charlie Cronin and Jack Hent- There was talk last night that Proximity, (c) American Girl, (di 1 .T. McCtrtj’, If .... ___ 1 0-0 2 1 "I understand Pat wrote to the telling blow In this game. Big The American League is playing a price of admission to be sure to "You hsve lo fight Iheir way lo with that right knee wrenched In hand hitting outfielders with the schel have been elected co-captams the Silk Cttv Acea and Spartans Hanover's Bertha. 4 Robert!, c ...... 7 6-9 30 I teams Miami." said the father. "I don't ft tree, r ...... 1 1-1 .3 George Demko, Swede Anderson | 1. Speedkings. 48 game schedule with 24 home keep the game alive here If best them " Sounds ss If (I the second game of the World Browns. of next season's Manchester High will play a third football game Traiitiiiaii Lashes 4. The Homecoming (reunion) know if he got a reply, but he 2 2^for!ki. rjr ...... ___ 1 1-.3 and Billy Sheekey controlled the , Just in the 2. Wlzzards. and 24 rosd game*. If Manchester league hall were to hfi dropped wmiM he gloves for tn'o and cof- Series. "In my three seasons with the soccer team. The pair succeeds football game was originated by: ft D. McCarthy, tr .. Sunday afternoon at Sterling must have because he is to report .. . . 3 .3-6 For Sale 3. Whirlwinds. Is admitted at thia late date, (AL for a year or two, 11 would he a fe* for one at 10 p. m "We have no deal for Nee drawn up. There have been enough inter­ him There are anme people who key has made the most outstand­ pen.ses each night have not as yet ing record In track history. .Toe is broadcasts. j he said. 'They Just looked around. Getting off to a fast start the ’ I minute quarters with 10 minute* Road game* with long car ested parties In step forward and object In (he military drift on (he now a stock broker on all Street been met. Bill Murray reports. The ■ president of the National Last Night*s Fights They didn't even talk to Rupp Laurels held a 21 to 13 margin at | 1013 MAIN STREET I intermission at halftime. trips to many cities was the big offer tn shell out a few extra dol­ ground that (I lakes three years (Kentucky Coach Adolph Rupp.) To See Matthews 5. League shall use center Jump In New York. Association of minor leagues told the, period hut the Legiona moved objection by Manchester. League lars In preserve the hasketbsll nut of s hoy's life Yet. those Annual one-day golf tourna­ the opening session of the golden "One thing fbr sure, the boys nut front at halftime, 38 to 32. i basketball niles President John J. O'Brien, offered spirit shown In Manchester. if same people will rniinlensnce a ment of the Connecticut State Jubilee convention "the solution is By The Associated Press won't go back to Bradley.” Cleveland, Dec. S—oP)—Two top The point spread wai nine points. Inquirt on Prtmitts 6. Personal foul rule In renter the following echedule for Man­ accepted by the American League. hoy's playing foolhall (nr four B arlow’ sT elevision Golf Association at the Manches­ squarely In the hands of the In- Ho’nolulu—Yo.shlo Shirai. 113. Coach Forrest Anderson of contenders for the Joey Maxim's 64 to 45. Legion, at the three-way I Jump basketball shall be enforced chester; It would be required to Manchester faces the prospects of years at college and doing )lttle Japan, stopped Dado Marino, HR. Bradley said "the three boya are I which la (41. ter Country Ouh will be played on diiiduai club." light heavyweight crown swap mark. With 2:43 to play, the play four games at home and four putting Itself right in the lime­ else " "It Is the legal right land moral Honolulu. 7. (Non-Title). all through at Bradley . . . We 7. I.,eague captain shall govern on the road with each Bridgeport light. hut It will take plenty of WHAY June 10. blows 'here tonight In the Cleve­ Laurels went ahead by a point, 63 - Kpnrta Before Your Eye* Safes and Service obligation!." said Trautman, for Ijnn Angeles Joe Gurrola, couldn't take them back now even to 62. h!it Demko started to hit I all disputes. and Saratoga, N, Y. These are the support by the fans to p'a. 1 <5< Feb. 25 1 vs. 2; .1 vs. 4. nnsed of banlama (ace II ami lin­ II. l.*Ch*pelle ...... 97 W 5R 2M unable to get a shot at the champ. | Washington are Saturday nighl from the Army. den. peeweea ltl-l. i and mid- new high sehool rule that would New York, 8. Mar. 3 -2 vs. 3: 1 vs. 4. 1 Are You Listenin', Folks? permit tiaaeball scouts to approach | W itkow ik l ...... 114 108 114 3 ^ Hurley aaid he might enter his Mar in 1 vs. 3: 2 vs. 4. clubs. WilWes-Barre plays on Wed­ T'wenty Years Ago Tennessee gels 11.1-151 n ie kids w'ill he London -Jimmy Slade, 178 1,4. O T 'llI v ...... 97 103 10* 308 man in the heavyweight division. ! nesdays and optional Fridays. defeated New York University. school boys on the same basis as New York, stopped Don Cockell. C. Ahrallla ...... HI 115 101 327 roarhed hv former Miehlgan play­ agents of other sports. V. Abraltle ...... 104 1 04 104 312 Nardico. who was brought up at VIIUrf rhnrmFrt i5l Presiiient O'Brien hopes to he 13-0. ers who live In Ann Arbor .The 181, England, 4. nearby Painaville, is an underdog shle to work out a schedule Nalionel Rasehell Congress antic- Here’s m PRICE” TALKING Totals ...... 523 515 .Ml 1549 that would have Manrhealer play­ Ilnrkey at a Glance In the betting. ipales an Increase in eendint base- GUARANTEED The Univeraily of Wyoming aeeoBtl raasretattaaat <11 Whit* ...... 8ft 81 97 25* ing ball either on Friday. Satur­ Dummv ,,. . . . . 76 76 76 328 Gen«rouR 97 87 2R7 Only the main bout at 10 p. m. Crock*tt ...... 97 *3 98 273 74 hall next eiimmer, alnce the lax I National League basketball team this season plays 270 day or Sunday nights, thus nummY ...... 74 74 ''22 and “PRICE TKLKS” Boston 3. Chicago 1. \\"hH#htll *8 83 270 (E 8TI will be televised and broad­ CampanelF ...... *3 99 88 rnrUon ...... 81 96 17 2.5ft waa knocked off hesehall equip­ EASY TERMS its home games on a new court— Kuhndy .. 95 85 298 Ruddell ...... 74 89 91 254 eliminating road gamea during the 77 67 227 Wednesday’s Schedule Nl 118 297 cast over CBS. The video program DeMara ...... 76 75 104 255 TUrk 83 ment. Ton grade baaeballs will the War Memorial Field House at Barl-v will not be available to aet owners middle of the week that would Ford* Iftl 6* 95 284 Eastern League Quflltrh 93 113 292 MrB'-id* ...... 88 Iftt 101 29ft coal only $29 50 a dozen, which A N D H O W !!-A T Boston St Springfield. Laramie, Wyo. In the Cleveland area. Total!’ 41ft *127 473 1.110 present a lerriflr problem to many is a lot more than we need lo pay Jnlala . . 4M 473 488 1424 8*rrl. ■esItT C* <9| playera on the team who could TMnIn 44Q M8 4*4 1,501 Manillrap 35 .^8 35 105 Matthews has won most of his l^efloux ...... 72 *5 98 IV -- for a d im e rocket. TAKE^" 18 MONTHS TO PAY recent bouts with a flurry of 237 not get away from their work. SBeenc '1 t Low Man ...... 74 75 8* laorkmooi.’ , ...... 108 97 92 Dota AH. Brother* Tolali . . .VX) 501 521 1529 punches while Nardico has depend­ Rojirharh ...... 97 9ft 65 272 Playera All Set a*. 81 72 York, Pa . wilt receive rreognl- Freeman ...... 67 W 81 233 Volpon ed mainly on a single blow for his 79 Most of the players expected to numrriT...... 64 64 64 192 tion a* a producer of awlmmlng 1949 MERCURY CLUB COUPE BRUNNER’S at. Saka'a It) Averife ...... 79 79 2.37 Poptoro 62 6ft 76 2\8 knockouts. • be with the BA's were ronlaclc b ...... 98 81 88 285 Rugged, good looking 414 431 1234 last night fiy telephone and all U’ llkl* 81 84 "PRESSURE-PURGE” H. Oriyb ...... 88 97 87 270 - Total! ...... 389 MfC'^r’nKk ...... ft 89 88 2.58 swimming rhamplonshins will be Stork No, NT-161...... TaworiKt ...... HO 9* 85 301 WaHta’a la#ag«e were tn favor of the move, stat­ held lUeie (n April.. Retrlhiition MATCH A U COIORS INSTANTIYI 491 497 48.5 1475 Plochar<’ijrk ...... 118 103 HI 330 Bey Meter! <9) ing road gamea would not effect Totals n o te . Brent McNsh of SI. I-oula USED GAR LOT ...... 115 98 98 307 Hieatand ...... 98 85 lift 293 1947 MERCURY 4-DOOR SEDAN BEFORE Y ou Spend Money on Rubacha CarUaa A Co. <3> them in loss of time. Topplnjr ...... 90 95 77 252 J. Holmes ...... 89 92 113 294 nrlvera (If helled Rronro Horvath of Syra­ Black. 4H 1473 A U PAINT PINISHiSI ARROW Grcfcr ...... 76 103 8.3 262 Operational expenaei for a home Total! ...... 523 473 Therrien ...... 94 116 S3 293 p*MnrMn 7S 82 72 229 cuse Into the hoards during a re- Stock No...... ANTI-FREEIE M. Jamei* he. 2 (41 Chapman ...... 105 92 M 3*5 Cormier ...... *1 88 68 232 game will be in the neighborhood ...... 81 75 76 232 LISTEN TO THESE PRICES "TALK"!! 107 128 347 A U SIZIS FROM */i PINTS TO Valentine ...... 8.5 79 103 267 Gnn|r*wprp rent Ameriran Hockey League LaRIviere ...... 113 Plrk^v ...... 92 135 89 316 of $800 per game, not allowing ex­ UnrjfFr ...... 79 71 71 219 P. Acelo . .... 99 96 69 384 Low Man ...... 74 82 90 236 ! I Harrlrrt«n 96 76 81 255 gsme,. Horvath was carried off 1950 PONTIAC $ SEDANETTE ...... 11.5 106 97 318 OAUONSI Total! 429 442 477 1348 penses that will he Incurred on a 88 269 on a strclcher: McNah drew a mtssust-PusoiNO A. Aceto . SPORTS SHIRTS fimnnk! - . • 89 92 RIark. Radio, heater, standard Iranamlsslnn. ’49 DeSOTO DELUXE CLUB COUPE, .1. Aceto ...... 102 120 IftS 330 Totals ...... 445 520 417 13S2I| Matene.v’a Radle aad Televlilea (2» road trip. Other franchise owners r- *7 87 87 261 337 E<.Tno?id! ...... 97 112 99 3ft* PufT'm>' flve-mlniite penalty and while he li tho n«wo(t tipprevod mothod Twtronlle ...... 113 114 no Towa Malarn j^COST NO MORI THAN ORDI­ In the AL said an average road Tntnln .... ' .501 485 479 1465 Many other extra*. Stork Nn. l'-486...... Dark Blue...... $1539 Tout ...... 79 83 84 245 11 BloodRoofl., ...... *2 81 69 232 was sitting comforfablv In the of (loansing tho Radiator and ...... Ml 532 1616 Coopt .. NARY PAINTS s o IIMITID IN M''Partlan1 ...... 84 79 74 237 trip wiuld cost approximately Braaalea M) cooler, a fivlng nuck caught him Total! . • ...... 93 91 90 264 1 f^llTofd ...... 7* 82 91 251 Htmllton . . 77 66 66 2?9 ’50 CHEV. SPORT COUPE Cowiti ...... 74 99 88 261 $3.951. $11.95 $160. It would cost more to make Flnn*|cnr ...... 82 82 65 229 on the head. Inflicting a cut that 1950 FORD PICK-UP TRUCK Wotor JiKkota of tho RIock. COLOR. Sheldon ...... 88 94 96 278 Z1«« laVthtniii (9> nitti ...... 108 100 115 323 one trip than another, since some Pnl!«l*h^r ...... 89 95 76 36ft required several stitchea. Blue. Deluxe...... Holmti ...... 84 90 85 359 ...... 69 94 84 247 $1359 Kl^in^rl ...... R! 1^3 ^6 Total! 4 » •448 ~4» 1306 clubs are fairly short trlpa while Benton Stock No...... Thit li a visual action. You soo Brenntn ...... 1^! M •Won rAlioff on !!• Dummv ...... 63 63 61 189 ’49 CHEV. CLUB COUPE WIlRon ...... M 104 2S8 TotaU ...... 438 462 453 13M others are lengthy. Trlpa are made Dummi' ...... 81 81 81 24.1 Rust Scalo, Oroaso and Orima Himpton ...... 13* J4 344 teith the uenaational netc Arafold Collar by cars because travelling by train 1949 FORD '2-DOOR SEDAN Medium Blue...... $1189 R«rknacfl ...... 70 95 97 29$ PrtaetM i4l JftfiatnA PalAl III or planes la out of the reach of op­ Total! ...... 461 h a s 4.^5 1.197 as it is "RRISSURf-RUROlO” that't neater and more comfortable^ Erickaon ...... Ill M 105 29* Black. PhllUpf ...... 89 79 87 355’ erational expenses. In order to ToU lP...... Ml 414 1483 Pailanoa ...... 86 91 83 259 I open or doted. Banka ...... 91 69 79 2.39 End of IJne RavmoRd E. OoimaR Slock No. r-469...... ’40 BUICK 2-DR. frodi tho Radiator ond Motor N«rtli MetlitdUt N«. 1 0 > Klottr ...... 92 75 72 339 Suto ...... 63 98 u 344 "break even." the club m.uit aver­ B. ChapptU 103 326 Bttbt .,...... 95 117 90 903 -OLD Palmer ...... 76 72 63 211 age about persons a game at InturoBca Aqaflcy Black. As la Special...... $169 ■lock. 103 377 Feeeer ...... 84 77 R5 241 1.200 1950 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN Batbt ...... Meintoah ...... • 93 93 104 390 o o o T j r r He’ll welcome an Arrow sports ahirt with open home. Bend., Ind. — (NEA) — G. A. ChapptU . H 105 94 298 Twe!ve Notre Dame seniors. In­ Blue. ’50 CMC ! i TON PICKUP REO Your Coolinf Systom is os vital Brown ...... 83 91 91 365 TotaU ...... 455 455 435 1345 arms— (ju it watch him!) Wc have a big holiday Total! .... 425 393 415 1233 These expenses could not be Fir* — Auto — Ufa SUrkwtathtr .. . 94 103 95 292 Macrl CHI (S) met with the price* of 90 cents cluding six regulars, played their Stock No. NT-169...... Low A t ...... IT. E. Rada Bhap ■election . . . bold plaids, solid color*, checks, Sabounn 79 91 87 2.57 $1250 ta tha oparotien of your cor Jacobi ...... 101 86 73 3601 general admisaion and $1.20 re­ last game against Southern Csli- 42 Brookfield St. — Tel. 6460 TotaU ...... 470 504 a4 1458 Morrow ...... 72 — 93 165 gabardine*. . . . every blessed one of them P. Holmep ...... 72 87 79 238 fomia. ’49 LINCOLN COSMO. tha Rrokas or Motorl Humphries ...... , 83 94 81 358 Arthur ...... 81 8* 85 251 served seats that have been In ef­ 1948 STUDEBAKER 4-DOOR SEDAN mcGiLT^ronuERSE me washable. And every one with that amazing r u b le ...... 8rt W 81 25* fect here. It will be necessary to Maroon. Eaiaaael Lathtraa <9» Janrla ...... 19 94 90 3631 B afley ...... M 76 18 256 Overdrive. Black...... $1895 Nortn ...... 91 1X3 111 335 EvanUkt ...... 92 68 — 160 i Arafold collar that looks fine— and feef* fine— raise the prices 4o $1.20 general Stock No. r-48*...... Andtraon ...... ! - 87 1 33 91 310 Saplenaa ...... — 71 88 154 j ...... 406 4.12 1260 ’49 MERCURY CLUB COUPE *«PRESSIJRE -PURGE** Johnson ...... 126 112 1 21 359 closed and worn with a be . . . and trim' and ToU la . 422 admission and $1.60 reserved aeata. Btnaon ...... 97 H 96 393 TotaU ...... 437 413 410 1260 j PAp iT _ neat worn open sports style. To make him com ­ Season tickets will also have to be 1951 STUDERAKER REGAL DELUXE Tu-Tone...... Bee Iseafie $1479 BEFORE YOUR CAR OVERHEATS! CarUon ...... 94 103 130 317 QinUOFEIB fortable, cheerful, and awfully plegsed with you pro-rated and the additional cost Qray. Radio; heater, automaftc tranamlsalon. SAX coa (cAo 1 Maacheatcr Radiator <4> • i Mf Clarke Motor Sales XatuUUst 8* . 14 up «f- peraoim«l--ili«4.--''ka* ie tbek PLYKIOWfH CAMIIIDGI . 4 1951 L ’39 PONTIAC - - - , V. Morton ...... 108 84 81 J93 2-Door Sedan. Radio and heater. Ceater Caagreiatlanal Ko. 1 (4i Crandall ...... 113 98 103 3101 FREE PARKING NEXT T^OUR STORE Padroztniki ...... HI no R7 90* been up to the NBA or ia just the Light Gray. Attractive L o w ...... aoilioADsm ET t e l , 2-2012 WlntPrn ...... 99 - 12* 237 rme step away from the top Blue. Stock No. NT-158...... $269 Maxioll ...... 131 93 im 315 114 104 .11* Hilintkl ...... 100 101 l4s 33* ToUU 313 370 279 962 St. 0*nrr* ...... 10O bracket. Profeaalonat rules will be ’49 NASH “ GOO” SUPER Brown ...... *5 135 86 306 MadtPn ...... 106 Ml 9* 310 Smith . : ...... 101 100 8* 388 BllionPtta ...... — 93 — 93 played, whicli include 12 minute 1947 OLDSMOIILE CLUB COUPE Light Gray. Nice...... fO/l PLL WffLKS m LIFE periods, six personal fouls, and a Green. Radio and heater. Ilydrsmatlc drive. $1239 Saslela ...... 108 83 107 3081 Totala 611 69* 507 1663 TRAM MARK U. L PM. OR. U. S. Pnmnt Nn. OlMJtP 12 foot foul Una Instead of the cus­ Excellent condition. Stock ^o. D-879...... ’42 PONTIAC “ 8” DR. ToUI...... 535 513 SO* 1543 renter CMiretatieaal Ne. 3 <*) Iy4H»mln (tl tomary eight foot, which tends to Green...... ! ...... atockel ...... 100 118 “80 90S Coopn ...... 85 99 106 289 eliminate the advantage of the real 1951 MERCURY CLUl COUPE $489 71 83 380 ( dndin ...... 106 83 86 281 Jf.lll ...... *7 Attention Truck Owners EXCLUSIVE DESIGN 2 big players who tower six feef, Blue. Radio and heater. One owner car. R. McComb ...... 107 (1 88 3(7 pnmttn ., ...... HI 9ft M 291 eight Inches and better. There ia ’48 STUDEBAKER “ 6” CLUB COUPE Get The Most For Your Money! Lealle ...... (3 81 88 381 FLOCE UNH> Anipnault ...... 89 Iftfl 81 27ft don't miss the Like new, Stock No, F-48^...... Dark Blue. Overdrive...... D.------McComb ) ...... M 78 108 375 Klotpr ...... *6 91 109 286 more room for the bucket and the $1295 — -- — 1 » thrje second "bucket” rule ia still Toiali 478 460 4(4 1383 IMPORTANT NOTICE Total n — .481 468 478 1417 1949 LINCOLN COSMOPOLITAN CLUB COUPE ome'a 441 In effect. If Manchester Is accept 39ft ed to the American League, it will 'Color: Black. Radio, heater, overdrive. Tewale Beth Slielsai_ WE WILL GIVE YOU Baa voted to go ahead with the IOTP. M. PACKARD St. Loulj — (NEA) — Harry Hladit ...... 81 (7 133 3(0 prospects of losing money in the Stock No. D-SIO...... ’41 PACKARD New paint. A-1 ^ O V 9 J. LupaccMno ...... (8 (0 88 3T7 Brecheen of the Cardinals saya N. Lupacchinn ...... 88 9* 8* 388 hla moat*prlzed souvenir is the enil. it remains for tha AL to'make WIDER AND DEEPER Hllcebrand ...... (3 88 107 3(8 an official welcome Into the league. 1949 MERCURY CONV. COUPE ’42 PACKARD Zboray ...... 83 Sl> M 378 For ARy Used Cor or Truck last ball he pitched to win the S t I THSM AT THtlS BEST ON Maroon. Radio and heater. One owner car. LIP your feat kite llioir soft comfortabio flooeo 1946 World SeHea. Final matter! are lo be ironed out Motor Job and New Black Paint. Clean. Total! 481 480 507 1481 over the telephone with President Stock Nn. U-4J7...... $579 You WM Drive On Our Let O'Brien tomorrow morning. •41, '4I. *4*, *50 CHOICE PACKARDS. A-1 throughout. AU Ubet- 2 IN 1 SNO TREADS Marik Matkndlst Ha. 3 (tl lining and you'll know why m^n and women Natural Bhrol 1950 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE any gnoiaateed. High trades. Buy Packard Quality C l A O E Barton ...... 100 100 100 800 Under Ita Own Power S Bridgeport will welcome Man moan ...... (8 103 88 374 Jet Mack. Heater. Low mileage. aad you*n buy leas expense. Price* start tew at ^ I U T ^ ~y|cr ...... 108 83 104 3M ovorywtiero ore cheoiing Chioo-AAoci -> A grand IMS PLYMOUTH Chester, because It will offer i Stock Ne. NY-IBL ...... anna ...... 87 81 (8 878 *300 % natural state rival. Other manag* Chappell ...... (I 114 88 3(8 now design suitablo for work or ploy, night or day -DjDOR er* who. hove had the opportunity Motorola TV NOW . U T ’S ’TALK" TOGETHER AND ONLY HRST GRADE MATERIAL USED Tothla ...... '433 "443 Ittt On Any New DODGE Job-Rated Truck 4 to do buslneaa with Manchester ★ f xctusrvf eiARf-GUARD SCRIIN A U ABOVE CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS "ED" at. Mary’s <3> • Special dahue. Radio, heoter. said they would like to eee the aiBord ...... M 100 IS 378 it for all the family. Silk Town In. Arthur Joseph, own' MAKE YOU A PEAL! II 24.HOUR SERVICE Usk ...... 87 (0 (8 178 8 ExeepUoaolly cleoa throogli* ★ rROUUf-PRfr MUrOKMANCt SULUVAM SAFE BUY USED CAR WARRANTY M ann^...... 88 (I (3 371 aot. er of Bnrstog*, which formerly ST Brown ...... 103 101 U 381 w u the Harlem Yankee*, offered if INSTANT "TARGn" TUNING Hanaon ...... 107 81 It - ' a word of prslae for support of' Totals ... . 8(3 tn 441 lUO fer*d hen. He olao *pok* highly of JjnoSdi MiRchester Tire & Reeappine Co. Handicap .. » 18 li A rt Pongrats, businea* manager, BRUNNER'S, im. a Center Metere u d said ha was on* o f tha finest StiMk ElMtrMis LaloratoriM TotaU .., . "Im Hi Hi M il I 2»5 BROAD STREET T E L 2-4224 SOLIMENE, Inc. Mala Stnot fW ows to do iMislncas with. 359 E A fr CENTER STREET— T E L 8191 Pro Woahitholl o4 a CHaaea Next to Foot fMBeo Haw do tlis BA’s fast about M l Middle Tunipiko B u t TeL 24124 NO PARKING PROBLEMS MANCHESTBI I this? Hit Mg queetlon is to gsm. NBA 534 CINTIR STM IT T E L 5101 Oppo Dolly **11 i r. M. ass (UHJi SI (su OPEN m N I N G S UNTIL 9 -S A T . UNTIL 8 F. M. PhUadtlphla 94, RoebasUr 40. I Mb with the eperatten and Itsei JiuUanapoUi 41, SyraeuM T7. pro boakotboU hors. It la going ' I V r - f

\ MANCHESTER EVENmO .HERALD, MANCHBBTER. C 0 ^ « WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5.1881. FAOR JU m - OUTPOUR W AY . BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUEBOARpiNG HOUSE , with MAJOR HOOFLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, A a NCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1961 r >OU MAKBME » C K f HEKE SHECO m T y THRYa s s HALIT «UP«E 30«T 9) *nMft PDR. MAN.THAT’S A*" Sense and Nonsense Diamond*—Watchw— lO J GE.T T O a k A KtMD IGMORAMTFBR RSHSARSAL.-IVllSaSf LSMME RkRALVZER' — Antwar to Pravioua Putila AutonMibiIca for Snio 4 Buaineaa Sanrlcea Offerad IS Help Wanted— FeauJb 86 Situations Wsnttd— Machinery and Toola 3! OP aEWTLEMANJ, BUT Gi AutouMbllM for Salt 4 Jewelry 48, TH E SE EXPLAIN — f3MEN 1 SPIN A GAO. m e o n l y w av X Pliuuielal Ifivaatigator — T m Female 38 AULIS-CHALMBRB used model E V E R y t i m e \OU S E E TH EY D O W T Morin# Croohiro Hasp Operoa WINDOW « B A D W mada la «Mtar d*ARP PlMX« «OWE lAUENAStE KNOW IT COULD . At modern hoviaewive*' hardahips can't fool ah the paopla all tha DeCORMIER MOTOR BVBNINO SHIFT UDONARO w , TOUT, Jewalsr, te* tractor with mountad pkrWs, ctu THOaC HALF IGMORASIT KNOW ANVTHaUE aod UwUlUd. V«MUaa Mlada wiuD MSN meoNi t h a t g tu n t^ l ik b tMi$» NO MAcrreR. 0e IMPROYCD I feel Inclined to acoff, tlma. ( h w f M ONE OWNER CARS . . * SALES, Inc. tlvators, Farmall with mountef AaourA*nE»js. and eurtata roda. 34 boor aamon. WILL CARE for child in ray pairs, adjust: watahsa smartly. GREAEV diACX OUTFIT, HOvO Big TMe CROWD IS WOULD S e A KICK IPlaying eaid filnre what fatigue* them moat rinanelal Wlaard—t know i t It Cantrally-Iocated Hartford con- RaasonsMs prtoas. O pm daUjr. plows. Used mowers, side rakes SLEEPIM' PILLS, EsUniatM gladly glvM. Vagaa home. Room and board. TeL 4763. MXrRE SLUE FOR c a l o r i e s . m E TE , AT A PARTY, TVtEREtS IN m e PANTS \ dChInsea theae daya Isn't necessary. Thare'a Pisnty flf Namc^on Request . . * SAYS; "There’s value galore esm has part-time openlnga for Thursday avanlaga, 133 Upntoa Terras arranged. DubUe Tractoi i pratctad M v M r t i M m i b Window mindM On, Bout* 44 at unemploy^ young woman Inter- VITAMIMS, OR Ai-WAVS ROOM FOR ON t u b 6N O maasuro Can *1*0 be turned off. profit in fooling halt ef them half in these fine cars at lowest Bolton Noteli. PboM 3^473. atTMt Phona 3-4337. Co., WlUtmantle. Phone 8-8217, HifovauMcbf o i e b o r e — C P A / 9DlsUiit - A. Omar Barker. of the time. CLASSIFIED ADVT. eated in aimpl* mathematical cler­ Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 crea tu re Traded On New bodge and prices: flHARPf 6 Baltic guU ' POWER BURNERS and Range ical work. 5 or 6:30 to 10 P. M. 6 I t U a la o DEPT. HOURS: Five-day week. We alao have open- SMALL FOX TERRIERS — Nice 7 Unblaachad Lady Can't you find work? Ornwtng Palka 8:lSA.M.to4:S0P.M. Plymouth Cars For Example: Bumera axpartly. ctoanod and Fuel and Feed 49-A Musical Instruments. 53 T ca lle d — liij^ for part-time typUta on the amall Cross breeds. Cocker Span­ Ash • SawOdarad Tramp Teaa'ra; hut everyone Ftrat dance ■ervlcad.. Let ua aorvleo and ro- BECKER Brothers piano, 37!1. Demands 1949 CADILLAC 4-DR. pair your washing machine or re­ ■ame ahlft. iels and CoUle pups. Zimmerman's SEASONED hardvfood, cut any l il t la feuad In 9 DIroettoa (sh) want* a reference from my last I960 IChevrolet 2-Door — Black, also girl’s bicycle, 310, Inquire amployer. ’ Mora brash COPY CLOSING TIME frigerator. Matro Sanrieo. 3-0M8. Kennels. Lake street, Boltoni length, fot stove, furnace or fire­ th e----- lOSaaro heater. Price 91.446. SEDAN , A Company repreaentatlve will 112 Summer Street. Lady—And can't you get one? Than cash. Phone 6287. place. Delivery in any amount. 14 Net 11 Make possible FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Fleetwood body. R ^ o , be at the Connecticut SUte Em- UWaltiod 44 Asterisk Tramp No, mam. Tar aee, he'a —Leona Maala. 1949 Dodge Coronet 4-Door—Gray, c a b i n e t ICAKINa. rodalMi and CaU Leonard Glglio. 7088. 15EXM l3MIUtaryualt heater, defroster, white,/wall repair fumltur*. Oonileas mads to loyment Service, 806 Main Street, CANARIES. Guaranteed singers. 17Maasufo of S4Wakon 45 Sharpen been dead 28 yeara. MON. THRU FRI. radio, heater. Owned by our aec- tancheater, on Thursday, Decem­ W eiring Apparel—Fura 67 16Censent 48 Sea eagiss order. Phono 3-9533. John Hahn. £ Also females. Will hold until adlbrottlod A visiting dignitary arrived ia 10:30 A. M. retary. Price 91.695. tires. Down paj’ment' only ber 8, from 9 A. M. to 3:30 P, M, 11 Scald type ^ 49 Greek letter Christmas. Phone 2-0426. WOOD FOR SALE, cheap. Phone 30ft»eroadi 17 MounUIn Advice to Ihe rhtiwen. Stay New York after a train ride aeroaa 1948 Chevrolet 4-Door—Green, ra­ 3796. A baby doll throughout. 16 Anent 51 Cutting tool the country and tha one thing that FLOOR PROBUBThB aohrod with Rockville 5-5536. I ’WO LADIES' man tailored suits.' 2lCuU nymphs out. of alley*, watch eomera, and SATURDAY 9 A. M. dio. heater, new slip covers. 20 8h«dm had Impraaaad him moat waa ttw UnoteuBB, aapkall tOo eoimti WANTED—Thret girls who would slxe 12-14, 310 each, call fills'^ 24 8hrtwd tlDomages 53 Hebrew deity avoid hack-lot altercatlona. Re- Price 91.095. Poultry and BuppUes 43 22 Two (pro6x) 55 Bye (Scot.) mile after mile o f fartila, well 1948 WILLYS JEEP BMpart wearMdaaaMp, ffto tm like to earn extra caah, part time 21 Sum 26 noetricol unit 42 Two (prefix) memher. the teeth }*ou Inaa may rotn ooonsATioN wnx 1948 Plymouth 4-Door Special De- mataa. Open avanlaga. Jooaa Fur- or full time, selling exclusive BLACK SEAL fur coat, sis* 40. he your own. tilled farm*. He asked hla hoat BE ArPBEOIATED 4-WHEEL DRIVE BROAD Breasted turkeys, fresh Honschold Goods 61 28 Nimbus L u xe-^ ray. radio, heater and Bltura, Oak stroat. Fbano 3-104L line of Jewelry. Buy at factory in excellent eondlUon, 360. 0*11 of the evening; Mounting a power snow kilted, fresh frosen; ready any­ 2TGaelie 1 r r r Viaiior How do you Americana alip covers. Price 91.145. prices, sen for half of store price. 3-1240 befora 3:30. Mother Do you think Junior plow, full top, heater. One TYPEWRITERS and adding ma­ time. From 10 1 to 25 pounds. AAA-1 SUPER BARGAINS! 26 Portent manage to u*e UP *11 your bounti­ For appointment phone 2-9953. iT“ will make a good malrh ? 0 IAL5121 1941 Dodge 4-Door Sedan—Black, owner. Full price 3995* chine* sold, roatad, rapalroA Schaub’s Turkey Farm, 188 HlUs- Released From Storage NYLON NET evening gown with 29T1U sale (ab.) Father I ran propheay he'll *1- ful vegelahlea and fruits? heater—9475. town Road. SORaghi* Hoat Why we eat all we can Prompt aarriea. Raaaonabla WE CAN’T OFFER YOU 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ___ 3196 Jacket, sise 10. Worn once. Phone iT" way* the III. 'V41 DeSoto 4-Door—As la 9395. rates. Guarantead work. OfDca 2-2544. 6:30 and 8 p. m. professor (ab.) and whal we ran't eat wa ran. 1948 CHEVROLET 4-DR. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ....3228 suppllea. Frao pickup and dallvary 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ,...3:569 21 Higher Aa "Senator .»mi6Gi 32 Tellurium m teago New*, hellevea, ''Wa*h- FOUND—liMt Thundty «t Th» Fleetmaster scries. Radio, Service, 1206 Main atreat. East BOLTON — Building atone and 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ....355.3 GIRL'S GREEN winter coat, s4ae (Oihhal) Ington will aomehow pull through with their exreaa food*? BUT ____ *<30WJ’ VN VMKVr* «2-r LS2L5£A Vialtor He aaid they at* all TRUCK SPECIALS , Hartford. TaL 8-6784. flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ___ 3673 12-14. Call 2-0997 after 6. 33 Pacts the preaenl peril, deaplte the many Room. « p*lr of m«n'* heater, defroster. They come they roiild and what they couldn't If you want an interesting Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. 3 BOOMS FURNITURE ___ 3755 35Thanfort polltielana who atand up to make (U m m . Owner may have aame 1947 Dodge 2 Ton, 158” WTieel no cleaper, Down payment MICKEY FINN A Tfioroush Job! BY LANK LEONARD they rould. hy WenUfylng glaaaea and paying ASHES AND Rubbish removed. job, excellent working condi­ 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ___ 3862 33 War sad apeeehea In the lifeboat ' Base—New paint, tires, like new. only $399. Call Norman F. Pierce o f the ROYAL AND Smlth-Oorona port Wanted— To Buy 68 r 3SC3oae for adverttaing. Heater. Price 9695. tions, a short week, earned 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ...,3933 IFALIUeCt ivaeMHU^ HeifKINVmN6 7HC 7 iNMrmiBdwcTeu VEIL Sanitary Refuse Company In able and standard typewriters W ANTED—Used furniture. liv ­ MaenradeELLOBMe, tMUmWiMIDKOFM wuecBW mtONAUV, TMME 46Nef*tha* reply In Haatlnga, Neb. «' A. Nelaon NoihioB improve* a woman'* time off, central location, cafe­ SAVE 350 TO 3200 flBH.eCCMK appearanre. faater than a man's FOUNI>—1»S2 M. H. S. claaa ring 1945 Dodge I ’/i Ton Body — 12' 1947 CHEVROLET 2-DR. Mancheater. Tel. 2-0252. All makes o f adding macbUiee ing room, bedroom, kitchen or IMWURA WC«UMe-6UT'n«8I FEMetnc, MRHTyou^ . Maap; AWHmir, nm.! fii-AH- 4IBnaks pul lace enrtaina in hi* hen houae at Mt. Nebo. Owner call Hartford long. Heater. Price 9495. teria, this Hartford concern sold or ranted. Rep^ra oa al entire households. Let us make n m n cc M * aMtKTMlKMU MMR AHOAUTIEdOlF , afiMirnE 47aoddaaa at ■ Uiielle Horrt, Central Pity. Neb. SEDAN GARAGES erected throughout Friendly Terms. Free Storage until 7-OS6S. Ask for Pete. has the opportunity you’re makes. Marlow's. you an offer. The Woodshed. VC, TMMIUMMWOe netrcHMet Mwoarih A Irarher waa giving the gixUl 1942 Dodge ’ i Ton Pickup—Black, Radio, heater, defroster. winter. High quality, low prices, wanted, regardless of time. Free A merry party wa* goint on in grade an arllhme.Ue teal. heater. Price 9.395. looking for. Delivery, Free Set Up and buy with Phone 2-3154. TIE MM-MG'nMra dSHtait IT IX)8T—PASS BOOK No. 66479. Clean as a hound’s tooth. quick action, easy term*. Phone CHILD’S Metal desk with black WHATWeWNTf MEwfanwr one of the room* of a hotel when Teacher Jack, If a farmer had 1941 Dodge IH Ton, Rack Body— 3375. board, excellent condition, 312; confidence, in this big Reliable Ihe feativltle* were Internipled by .^.(>00 hiiahela of corn to market at Notice ia hereby given that Paw Down pa.vment only 333^i- GENERAL OFFICE WORK Store. SITartWitNle. Book No. 66479. laeued by The 12' long. Price 9295. child's leather and plywood chair, WANTED-Trunk, in good eondl- SINatwal Cat «n attendant, who **ld: $1 20 a hiiahel, what would ha Savinga Bank of Mancheater ha» YOUR KNAPP Shoe salesman. (with or without typing) 32; scooter. 32; boy’s 28” bicycle, tion. Call 2-3656. Attendant Oenllemen. fv e been get ' Contact W. F. Sullivan, 60 Moun­ SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT MAMMhad been loat and application ha* 1946 DODGE PICKUP 37.50; Marx electric trains ,on ONLY DURING DAY OR EVE. WDMributaa aent In aak you lo make leaa noiae. Jerk A government loan! tain atreet, Rockville. 'Tel. 5-5964 DISTRIBUTION CLERK The gueat in the next room aay* been made to aaid bank for pay­ SOLIMENE, Inc. TRUCK 1 2 t o n boards, freight with switches, Phone Mr. Albert Hartford 6-0353 WANTED To Buy—Uaed set of 97 Plants again t r TYPIST golf clubs. In good condition. he ran't read Aonny Daddy, where do they ment of the amount of deposit A PENNY A line will do that 313.50; streamline, 38. Phone After 7 P. M. 46-4690 634 Center Street Manchester Clean and .solid. Down pay­ Phone 2-1827. ▼ESnCAL fr Hoat Can't read’ Well, tell eatrh rhlnoeeroaea7 special buslneaa letter manu­ 4001. LOST—PASS BOOK No. 43420. Dodge and Plymouth Cars ment only $199. TABULATING OPERATOR A —L —B —E—R —T— S 1 Infrequent him he oiighl lo he aahamed of Daddy A boy of your age Notice ia hereby given that Paaa Also Dodge Job Rated Trucks script, bulk mailing. Call 2-4816 SKI SALE. We are overstocked. 43 Allyn St., Hartford 3Pro(cislan hlmaelf Why, I rould read when ought to know that, son. It'a on Book No. 43420. issued bv The Telephone 5101 or 5102 FILING AND CLERICAL 343.95 skis now 335.15; 328.95 Rooms Without Board 59 I waa five. th# Rhine. 1938 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN ARISTO BILT unfinished book* Savings Bank of Manchester has WORK skis, now 323.15; 310.95 skis now Househnld ScrTices caaea and cheats in iniany slsea ROOM FOR Rent for two girls or been loat and application has A Safe Place To Buy Used Cars Runs quite well. Full price 38.75. Other skis alao reduced. BY GALBRAITH i CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Offered 13-A Hardwood tables and chairs, Th* married couple. Two minutes from SIDE GLANCES been made to aaid bank for pay­ $159. BOOTS AND HER RUDDIES Not The Type BY EDGAR MARTIN A Company representative All have bindings. Manchester Wodahed, 11 Main street. Mqln street. Call 2-1614 or 47 ment of the amount of deposit. 1941 PONTIAC. 1989 Plymouth, FLAT FINISH HoUand window Plumbing A Supply Co. Cottage street. r will be at the Connecticut -TWtV’R t COHIN \T SO 1 THMi’G A TRMHO TvR owaacTtR 1937 Plymouth aedans; 1940 shades made to measure. All J------SEWING Machine. Beautiful 1951 See These Today At WE o f f e r .^he following an­ TH" V0AA.V VME TMO «WXSTW« 0 6 HWKR. NEXT OOOR MANRG NEXT OOOR tG Dodge coupe. All guaranteed. metal Venetian blinds at a new State Employment Service, console, brand new. Hae round CLEAN, Comfortable, large heat­ LOOT-Bunch of keys. Call 7614. N0W.MV66 906'. VANM46,3K>«i\ -\\L yOU'.MVGT Name your price and terms. Cole DeCORMIER MOTOR low price. Keys mad* while you 806 Main ^reet, Mancheater, tiques as Xmas suggestions: bobbin, forward’ and reverse ed room. Quiet neighborhood, pri­ A F H IIH O marble top table, maple dropleaf VOCIQG? Motprs. 4164. SALES, Inc. wait. Marlow’a. on Thursday. December 6, etitch, walking pressure foot to vate home. Gentleman preferred 4V IID lO VIT table, pine bedside table, Chip­ eew over plna automatic bobbin References required. Phone 8183 y o u vmka o h r 1946 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 WEAVING of buns, moth tmlas from 9 A. M. to 3 :30 P. M. Announcements pendale settee and a wide aelec- winder, drop feed for darning, tudor. Radio, heater, tutone Manchester and tom elotbiag, boaleiF ruaa, PLEASANT Room for two gentle­ ALRVWOV WANTED—Woman to live in and tinn of glass, china. lamps, etc. attachments. Twenty year guar­ green. Excellent condition. Pay handbags rapatrod, alppar re­ men. At the Center. 14-16 Wads­ I DRAPERIES Made to order. Any care for home. Phone 2-0232 Virginia Madden, Antiques At antee. Worth 3244, eacrifice now. 910 weekly. One third down. 1950 FORD Tudor. Beautiful black placement, umbrallaa rapalrad. worth street. iityle, lined or unlined. Tel. 2- after 7 p, m. The Green. Findell Bldg. Hours for 3139. Will take |2 per week. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. flnish. Low mileage. Excellent men's shirt eoUars raetraad and 3909. weekdays 1-5 p, m. CaU 7591. mechanical condition. Priced well replace MarloWa UtUa llandlag WANTED -:^Experient?ed cashier NICE HEATED room on bus line. below celling. A real buy at Gentleman preferred. Phone LEARN to drive a car, safely, Shop. for retail food store. Five day GIRL'S White shoe roller skates, WE BUY and sell good used fuml 1949 BUICK SUPER Batch Pontiac, Inc, 1.^5 Center 5457. quickly and efficiently. 'Vou week. Good starting aalary. Apply size 6. Case included. Both in A-1 ture, combination ranges, gas may get an Immediate appoint­ streael. Tel, 2-454,5. Open eve­ Popular Food Market. condition. Phione 2-4455. 4-DOOR Building— Contracting 14 ranges and heaters. Jones Furni­ !■ » o| ment by calling Manchester Auto nings till 10 p. m. ture Store. 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041 Driving Academy. Phone 2-4087. CAPABLE Secretarj-. Good salary, ROOM FOR RENT. Phone 2-0181. Light blue, radio, heat­ CHEVROLET. IPS. Convertible CARPENTER Will frame your five-day week, hours 8 to 5 p, m. PORTABLE Record player. Good Powergllde. Radio, heater, all unfinished upstairs rooms. Rea­ Davis and Bradford Lumber Co,, condition, Phone 4644. Personals er, slip covers, back-up sonable. Phone 2-4291. Electric phonographs from ROOM FOR Bent to reliable gen­ leather seats, only 1,200 mlle.s 200 Tolland street. East Hartford. $19.95 up. 'Table and portable lights. Many other extras. Must sell. Will accept trade SIDE AR.M Water heater with tleman. Bath, shower,' friendly : BY V. T. H A M U N THE JfUlSPECr HIU School for radios., television, ap^iances. atmosphere, two minutes from ALLEY OPP Did You Say "Rough’’ ? 18,000 miles. Phone 2-8103. Private owner: Roofing—Bidiiig 16 APPLICATIONS fittings, also copper water heat­ young children. Pre-Kindergarten, er coil for range oil burner. Phone New furniture for the entire Center. Phone 2-3373. rps m et ALLEY SAYS Kindergarten. Monday tnrougb Price $1,795 accepted for Grocery and Pro­ 2-2612. IT JUST OORShTT SI -Friday. Tranaportatlon furnish­ THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL WE SPECIALIZE In roofing and home. Good selection of small NICE HEATED room, near Main ^ ...... aiding. Hlghesi Quality ma- duce Clerks in Manchester, on TO BENCE ID ed. Mra. I/ela Tybur, director. 1940 FORD PANEL TRUCK GIRLS Ri^er skates, Jumbo pre­ toys, doll carriages and tri­ street. Gentleman preferred. SOLIMENE. Inc. tartals. Workmanahlp guaran­ ffill-time basis. cision wi^els, white buckskin cycles. Phone 2-0140. Phone 4267. ______Priced To Sell teed. A. A. Dion, Inc,, 299 Autumn 634 Center Street. shoe,.st*4 4H. Reasonable. Phone BALLARD'S Driving School. Man­ street. Phone 4860, MANY BENEFITS: Manchester Tel. 5101 or 5102 CLARKE MOTOR SALES .3071. CHAMBERS Apart menta— Flat*— chester’s oldest. Thousands of ac­ FURNITURE cident free Instruction hours. 301 Broad Street GUARANTEIED Roofing and roof Paid Holidays SIX FOOT steel edge skis, cable Tenements 63 Hundreds of satiaOed students. IMMEDIATE repairing. Gutters and conduc­ bindings, uaed. New ski boots, At The Green Phone 2-2012 Pension Plan SIX ROOM Tenement for rent. For appointment telephone 2- tors. Coughlin 7707. size 4 > , ski poles and ski suit, DELIVERY Five Day Week 4 Open 9:.30 to 6 Adulti preferred. Write Box E. 2245. ______1947 DODGE Custom, equipped TILO ROOFS and sldewaUa, guar­ Hospitalization size 10. girl's skates, size 5. Mou- Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 Brand new 1951 Hudsons. Excellent condition. Phone 2 ton lamb fur coat, size 12. Phone Herald. WANTED—Pasengers to and from anteed material and workman­ Good Starting Wage At the old price, without the 2695. 2-4479. FOR RENT—5 rooms furnished, Hartford Driver work* at Aetna ship, 37 years experience. Free WINDOW SHADES. Measured, Group Insurance first fioor. On bus line, nice U fe, Hours 8:15 to 4.30. CaU 2- new excise tax. We will not be 1941 FORD Super deluxe tudor, •atlmates. No obligation. Ckll TWO DOLL carriages; doll's bed, made and inatalled. 10 colors and Sick Benefits neighborhood. Write P. O. Box out traded by any dealer on recently installed new motor. Good George COIllni, Manchester 5117. wagon, roll top desk. Dartmouth qualities in stock. Keith Furniture 3613 after 6. 106. Manchester. any make automobile. tires, solid condition throughout. Vacation With Pay skis, mahogany knic-knack shelf. Phone 4159. WANTED—Ride to Phoenix Fire u-s Douglas Motors, 333 Main. 1 6 -A Reasonable. Phone 4822. TWO ROOM apartment, partially t « u # MT #^ or National Fire at Woodland Roofing Apply on Thursday, Dec. 6 f. m » R •«« ' EM. rr t s McCLURE AUTO FLOOR SAMPLES Reduced. Save furnlahed. Frigidalre prlvllages. street. 8 to 4:30. Phone 2-1127. 1949 CHEVROLET Fleetline, like between 2 and 6 P. M. At UPRIGHT PIANO, in good con­ Anchored BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM . . -as"'*#'*"--, COMPANY COUGHLIN ROOFS stay on In up to 3594. Sewing machines. Quiet single woman preferred. In­ C^RIS WELKIN, PlBhetecr "M io vo WB. around our houaa an ordar k aw ora new. One owner. 1949 Ford, any kind of storm! For guaran­ dition. Ideal Xmaa gift. U. S Radio-phonos, anpllllers, com­ n s fiits Hai •aaee~| A & P SUPER MARKET quire 430 Broad atrqet. _ dBii’t ymu fBitotm tBka b poN on aomtthing kiRortRSt sspaeially wttan my wifo fivo* H! 373 Main Street radio, heater, one owner, excel­ teed roofing call Coughlin, Man­ slicer for store, snack bar or bination wtUTle-grills, toasters Automobiles for Sale lent condition. 1941.Dodge, radio large home. Gum tape machine i I I iu th B9 udvBB fwnning out to bridft portkoT* Open Evenings chester 7707. 176 Washington St. and other appliances. Krah's. 367 BEFORE TOU Buy a uaad ear and heater, fluid ^,4irive Clarke Hartford 1'4". Hod a day wgter heater. Main, 4 blocka north of Post THREE NICE room* for rent Iml i. /t4e*A ■niRWGRia IjJ BUGS BUNNY sea Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck Telephone 2-9442 Motor Rales, 301 Broad street. ROOFING. Specialising In repair* I Girl's bicycle, full stae, good con­ Office. Bolton. Call 2-8023. FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER GiasOfORP^J Salaa and Service, 285 Main Phone 2-2012. Ing roofe at all kinds Alao new PART TIME girl from 4 to 9 or 6 dition. One pair of girl's skis WWKT TIAaB R O «G TH B 1951 STUDEBAKER. 8.600 miles, with poles. Used once. Six foot 111 N«XT TRAIN UUMB WDSt atraat. Phon* 2-4571. Open eve­ roofs Gutter work. CSilmnayt to 9. The shoe store at the Green -oagTBTB sfv Y Commander aedan. V-8 motor, 1941 CHEVROLET CTub coupe, counter chrome trim. Ideal for NEARLY NEW parlor heater. In­ Bushiem Locatiom 4CHN00GLB HWGt^GT; nings. cleaned, repaired. M years' ex­ Carol-Lee. Tel. 2-4697. t'AA GOIN S hydramatic. radio, heater. Save steam muaic, recently renewed perience. kree eatlmatee. CaH| basement bar. Tel. 7295. quire 35 North School street. For Rent 64 fxFOBMKnON CLEAN DEPENDABLE about 3600 off list. Douglas motor. Solid little car. economical Howley. Manchester 686L 5 Motors, 333 Main. Help Wanted— Male 36 TELEPHONE Stand, old faah- MOVING FROM state, eelling LOW mLEAGE CARS to operate. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. loned ice cream freezer, bread two platform . rockers, over- 1947 OLDSMOBILE 4-door sedan. Heating— Plumbing 17 Written Guarantees WANTED 2 TV antenna installers, mixer, six piece bedroom set., ^stuffed love aeat, club cheir, floor FOR RENT Hydramatic, radio, heater. Far 1935, FORD coupe. Good condition, EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat* experienced or not. Prefer sturdy, twin beds. Mixmaater, quart and 1949 Pbrniouth Club Coupe model painted radio, lamps, ,, above average in appearance and radio, heater, winterised, 375 ing. Plugged drains machine tall young men. A-1 pay, best of pint Jars. Phone 4576. chime clock, tables and miscel­ '"A 1949 Studebaker Champion mechnlcl condition. Bargain pric­ Inquire 30 Foster street, or call cleaned. Phone 6497. equipment furnished, steady laneous. Cali 3148. Sedan ed. Balch Pontiac, Inc., 155 Cen­ 2-05.50 between 5 and 7 p. m. ’ ’ work. Brunner's-TV, 358 East 100 FEET of painted snow fence, Desirable heated 1948 Chevrolet Sedan ter street. Tel. 2-4545. Open eve­ PLUMBING and heating, apeclal- Center street. Come up tonight 1 with twelve 5’ « posts Included, HAVE TOUR old style sewring ma­ office space on Main /sM w a w dwt/rx-tiWE 1947 Pontiac Sedan Coupe nings till U) p. m. Izlng in repairs, remodeling, cop­ 562.'S. chine made into a modern elec­ Street, near bank. Auto Accessories— Tires 6 per water piping, new construc­ tric portable nr console model. Three room suite $75 1946 Pontiac Sedan Coupe THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL tion. Time payments arranged. FIRST CLASS tool and die mak­ CaU Senkbell'a, Carter atreet. PAIR OF TWO In one tires. Site excellent monthly, two rooms Breokf ng The N e w o BY AL VERMEER 1946 Plymouth 2-Door Edward Johnson. Phone 6979 or er. Apply 234 Hartford Road. BOY'S TRICYCLE. In Phone 7519. PRISCILLA’S POP Best Terms—Best Trades 1950 Studebaker Champion 760x15. 330. Like new. Phone 5044. condition. Call 8376. $45 monthly, two .8386. SALEISMAN for three way deal, I THOUGHT 'iOLi 4A 10 THAT* RkSWX THEN HOW COME ALL T » e s e 4-Dr. Sedan— Radio, heater, PRACTICALLY New child's chain rooms $35 monthly, LA0W5 ARE BUYING COLE MOTORS—4164 PLUMBING and heating. Fura- Plymouth, Dodge and Dodge TWO-BURNER oil heater, alao THAT WHEN I WAS A PRIGCILLAI overdrive. FOR SALE—Front aqn rear axles drive pedal car, also new begin­ one 19’ X 38’ room ^ ■ TMEIR« AT c n n Mt to o w*rr« acea, oil burners and boilers. trucks, also used cars and trucks. hod-a-day stove. Phone 5776. BABV >t3U BOUGHT G O I OlOJ 91 and 436 Center Street from Austin. Will make excellent ner's wheel* for bicycle. Phone $50 monthly. IT DOWN now A*a ? 1049 Studebaker Land Cruis­ Earl VanCamp. Tel. 5244. Drawing account, plus commis­ ME IN A t'A NO GOOP AT • 1950 OLDSMOBII-E 88 tudor. er 4-Dr. Sedan — Radio, light trailer. John S. Wolcott, 180 sion, floor time, leads furnished. 2-0125. GLENWOOD Combination stove, HOBPITAL5 SBaasAASairiNS it o .o o c - Main street. PLUMBING AlteraUona. New oil and gas. Good condition. Rea­ TUMOA/ /wus ASWA Green,' radio, heater, hydramatic. heater, overdrive, black. See Lloyd Hevenor, SoUmene, COMBINA’nON srtorm doors, 6 Clean. Bargain priced at 31.795 work. Repair and water piping. sonable. Phone Rockville 5-3238. SCHWARTZ FLaASC/J 1947 Studebaker Champion Inc., 634 Center street, Man­ ft. 8 'i in. X 32 In. One all alum­ Manchester 3636. Hurrv. hurry to Douglas Motors, chester. Phone 5101 and 6102. inum. other wood. Various sizes REAL ESTATE 335 Main. Starlight Coupe — Heater, Trailers for Sale 6-A QUALITY Plumbing and eavies wood storm w1nd(hvs. Also Han­ BENDIX Washer, three years old. Manchester 8724 overdrive. 25' 1949 General trailer. Excellent YOUNG Man for our parU depart­ 1947 CHEVROLET, newly over­ trough work. Call for frea estl- [ dy-Hot portable clothes washer Phone 2-0339. Hartford 5-5138 i 1947 Studebaker Champion condition on lot. Awning and ment. Experience preferred but hauled. New paint. Reasonable mate. Thomas Dawkint 2-9669. All In excellent condition. Rea- 4-Dr. S^dan—Heater, over­ platform, 31,500, Phon# 2-1743 not necessary. Full time. Inquire Inquire 21 Salem Road. Phone eonable. Phone 2-1159. HOT POINT Washing machine, after 6. In person. Carter Chevrolet Co. 6527. drive. about 5 years old, in good condi­ I 1947 Ford 8 4-Dr. Sedan — Moving—^Trucking- 311 Main street. DOLL HOUSE and furniture, tion. Reasonable. Phone 2-9607. LARGE STORE, Center of faat CHEVROLET Station wagon, 1948 Storage 201EXPERIENCED Grocery clerks doll's high chair, cradle and growing North End-. 203 North Radio and heater. Main 6106 maaUriy , ..... ^ .^v Flart loaeUa. .-BuMllsat. £/mdltiai^ _Motor^clw~jB '1,1 J deitrsa.'PlrifiMBit' wttrtrtng «m dt- tr-uak,- gae- -station, cbWdlA. Maafc Radio, heater. Private” owner, sac­ 1946 -6-Pas»t'=-€Iiib^^ THE^AUS^’‘^i^^ can chair, two studio couch ELECTTROMASTER electric etove, tions, opportunity for advance­ 325. Phone 2-1291. a rifice 31085. Hartford 33-2500. Coupe— Radio and heater. Co., local and long dlatance mov­ ment. Apply Mr. Peterson, Popu­ covers, three pairs yellow rilk OBorgB rt|g*d h up wHh hia GIRL'S 26" Bicycle. Good condi­ drapes, two pairs rosi^ figured Houses for Rent 65 BY LESLIE TURNER 1941 Chev. 4-Dr. Sedan— Ra­ ing, packing, crating and storage. lar Food Market. CAPTAIN EASY It’B Richie pewer-mewar u nm *^ k m tion. can 8064. Service to all parts of the U. 8. drapes, electric iron, two-plate TOU MUST COME IN dio and heater. SPEED QUEEN washer. In good SOUTH COVENTRY—Attractive and Canada. Call 5187. Hartford electric burner, curtain atretch- ONE O' FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY M. C. BL06SER AND LOOK THEM OVER TWO GIRL'S 26 " bicycles Good APPLICATIONS condition. 350. Phone 2-9369. four room houee, bath, oil heat. TOONERVIIXE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX TRUCK SPECIALS condition. Reasonable. Phone 6-1423. era. odds and ends in linen and Lease 375 per mbnth. Phone Cov­ Y0UM4ASP Written Guarantee housewares. Reasonable. 85 West « 0 WATCH ’a iB a W MoLYora.* , 1949 Studebaker Pickup. 4236. MANCHESTER PACKAGE D ellv- 1 » C C e p t ^ AUTOMA’n c Gas water heater. entry 7-6872. M t s c u o o t a ^ Center street. 20 gaUons, 3 years old, 340. Call — ------— ------» ------1951 Chrysler Windsor Deluxe 4- 1947 Chevrolet 1 Ton Platform. ery. Local light truekittg and 1 duc6 Clerks in Manchester, on OtATC G Dr.—flet bjack, radio, heater, 4069 after 5 p. m. Huotman. BMUNG 1949 Willys 4-Wheel Drive Pickup. Business Services Offered 13 packaga delivery. Refrlgaratora, | full-time basis FOR SALBl—Men’s rebuilt and re­ Wanted to Rent 68 Kiour seat covers. Low mileage. washerg and atom moving a lasted shoes. Sam Yulyes, 15 TOlNUtD 1951 Plymouth Conv. Club Coupe BENSON’S ARE featuring chil­ Studebaker Sales and Service COMPLETE Repalra by Stuart R apeclalty. Phono 3*0752. MANY BENEFITS: Maple street. Just a few steps dren's-maple roll top deaka and WANTED— Oarage, vicinity of ai4Airr7 —A real clean smart looking ear. Wolcott on washing machines, 'from Main atreet. Summit and Wadaworth streets, Loaded with extras. Paid Holidays chlldren'i maple, blond and Bor CHORCHES MOTOR SALES vacuum cleaners, motors, amall Paintinc—Papering ton rocker*. Lowest prices in call 5487. 1949 Willys StaUon Wagon 6 Cyl. 80 Oakland St. Mancheater 2-94S3 appliances. Free pick-up and de­ PenBion Plan GOLF CLUBS, new and uaed, all 1^'- . ... ' J -! —Heater, extra clean. Price 3950. town.- Benson's Fuimlture and Ap­ REFINED Young couple, no chil­ ■ ^ S s 7T ^ - livery. A-1 repair, aalea. 180 PAINTING, Paperhanging. No | pricet, complete line of merchan­ 1949 Plymouth Special Deluxe Club Five Day Week pliances, 713 Main street. 1949 CHEVROLET tudor, black, Mala Phone 8597. Job too small. OaU 3-9065 daye. dise for golfers Xmaa. Alex dren, desire furnished apartment Coupe—Radio, heater, aun visor. Hospitalization radio and heater. Wonderful after 5 p. m. Gall 3-0736. Hackney. Manchester Country ROPER GAS range with heating or light housekeeping facUiUea. Extra clean. New snow tires on shape throughout, only 31,295. REFRIGERATION Service, com­ • Good Starting Wage Club. 2-0234. unit, Reason forjetHlng, no f*a Willing to sublet. Call 2-3025. rear.' Douglas Motors, 533 Main street. mercial and domestic. See our INTKUOR AND Exterior paint-1 Group Insurance main. Phone 2-4549. REWARD! Wanted five room un­ 1946 DeSoto Custom Club Coupe— display of guaranteed used refrig- ing, paperhanging, celUnga re- BURNHAM Sectional boiler and Sick Benefits furnished rent. Two adults, two Radio, heater. Motor overhauled. 1949 PLYMOUTH Special deluxe atora George H. Williams Asso­ flnlshed. Fully Inaured. Expert Silent Glow oil burner, IH year* ROCK WOOL Insidation reduced Full price 3875. Vacation With Pay ^ g\T\g. Call Violet Muldoon Ben- club coupe. Green. Full equip­ ciates, 260 ToIIabd Turnpike, work. Wall paper hooka. Edward old. Call 2-4488. to 31.25 a 40 pound bag. Regular 1940 Chevrolet 2-Dr.—Heater and way, Hartford 33-1965, collect. ment including radio, heater, Manchestei Phone 2-3585, nights R. Price. Phone 2-1003. price 31.39. ESnclent, economical, radio. Good condition. Apply on Thursday, Dec. 6 PERSONALIZED napkins. 100 for elipcovera. A really exceptional 7691. fireproof. Easy to install. Just VIC FLINT Q. and A . D ipt. BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY 1938 Bulck Special 2-Dr.—Heater. car, mechanically and appearance between 2 and 6 P. M. At 3 1 .55; gift boxed. 10c extra. Extra clean for age. pour between wail atuda, floor YOUNG COUPLE deeire 8-room wise, Balch Pontiac, Inc., 155 DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, Repairing Campresa, Fine Printing, 6 So. j (owgAT SBJFF. pal/ tcoutosfr Joists. Also regular 33.89 rock apartment. Phone 2-4192. wsownt pwaMHOMioos HAWK BEEN MORE BASVr Center atreet. Tel. 2-4545. Open A & P SUPER MARKET Main street. Phone 2-2240. OaUMG MM PBSOSR. BROWN-BEAUPRE. Inc. copied, vacuum cleaners, Irons, MATTRESS. Tour oM wool batta reduced to 32.49. M fS etF / tOBlaaett BL Phone 7191 evenings till 10 p. m. guns, atc«., repaired. Shears, I 476 Washington St. Cornea 40 square feet per carton. pceeviD ecrrHSRXsu _ atartllaad and ruapdi llko m COPPER HOT water tank, 30 gal knives, mower*, etc put Into con­ Hartford M mtgomery Ward, Main atreet. Bnriness'Property *e BMIK M/r IT» ABOUT IM g CHEVROLET convertible 1937 DODGE four-door sedan. Call Jooaa Futolfnre aod n< Ion capacity, almost new, Packo dition for coming needs. Braith-| Govsrtag, M Oak. 1111. 3-1041. For Sale radio, heater, apotllght. new top. Heater, good tires. Good condi­ walta, S3 Pearl atreet. hot water oil heater, lAunderall WARD'S 80 gaUon electric water ExcaUeat condition. 1941 Chevro­ tion. Phone 3340. Help Wanted— washing machine. Excellent run­ heater. Anode sod assures rust t a v e r n For Bale. Good La Pfa let FloetUne, radio and heater. POWER SAW Work. Treea Uken Bonds—Stod a — Blale or Female 37 nings condition. Phone 2-1694. free water, longer tank life. Cov­ trade. Excellent location and IMO Chevrolet coupe. All car* 1941 CHEVROLET aedan. full down. Building lota and land| ered by Ward’s 10-yaar protec­ equipment. Phone 2-2252. priced bakrar celling. Clarke price. 3295. Pay flOO down. 36 cleared. Tel. Rockville 5-5536. ______Mortgsga* COUNTER Help wanted—male or CHILD'S Maple roll top desk and tion plan. Thtck Fibreglass In chair. In go^ condition. Call 2- \ Motor fialca. M l Broad street weekly. Real buy. Run* good SECOND MORTGAGES bought female, houra 5 to 10 p. m. or 10 sulatlon. U. L. approval. Mont­ Phone 2-2013. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. a n t i q u e s Rafiniabad. Repairing for our own' account Ra-flaaae- p. m. to 3 a. m. Apply in person. 0983 after 6. . gomery Ward, Main atreet. Hoases for Sak fiona on any furaitura. 'namaaa. Norm's Snack Bar, 540 Middle 1M7 CHEVROLET Areosedan. Eh- Ing, repalra, conaoUdata, quick, 20” WHEEL Tricycle^ Like new, 8T. JOHN Street—Raduccd. 2046 MBRCURT Bedan, radio, 189 South Main atnat. Pboaa confidential aerviea. MiuMhaater turaplka Eaat kaatar, overdriva. Good condition. callent condition, both appear- 115. Extra heavy flreplaoa and­ six rooms and bath, 5 and 8, Investment Oorp., M7 Main. Machinery and Tools 52 Inquire 111 Orova atraat, Rock- anca wise and -mechanically. irons and Bcreen, $15. Tet. 5494 Btaam hast, larga poi«h, ga Phona 5416. viUa altar I p. m. Fully equipped including radio, UNOUEUM Ramaaata 60o aquara Sltuktiona Wanted— before 2 p. in. CEMENT MIXER8. garden Uac- amealtB drive. Excellent location heater, etc. Reaaonably priced. A yard. Aaphalt tUa, wau covarlag. Female 88 tora. Small aiaa riding traetora, Quick occupancy. Priced to sail t a - r - s t SMfi PX.TMOUTH Spaclal daluxa real aolld inveatment for low Dona by HUabla, waU-traiaed Help Wanted— Fesmle 3S bala wire, repairs Salsftton of Suburban Realty Co.. Raalt tndor. Radio and baatar, oalr S.- cott tranaportatlon. Balch Pon­ man. AQ John gunnaU td. Ball MOTHER Would like to care for uaad tractors. Dublin Tractor 541 Main atreat 8218. 4M atflas. Local o«mar. .Mttra tiac, Inc. ISS Center atreet. .Tel. Unolacm Co., 06 Gottaga atraat ehildran ia own horaa daya Ages Read Herald Adva. Mtwean threoead four yean pr* CO., North Windham Road. WU- Biea throughout. Dooglaa M o tm , 2-4545. Open evening! tlU 10 p. Pheaa 3-4022, avtnlaga 6106 or WOMAN FOR houaeclaaalBff. Can Umaatte. TaL S-321T. OTHER AOVB. ON PAGE ll 3109. 1186. fartad. CaU 34635. 4 I . ^ 'mrnmmmammmmtUm

/ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1,19B1 Avtr«t« Daily Net Prtaa Run ■ Tha Waathw ilanrlf^atfr Sv^nht^ Bar tha Week Badtag rew nat af O. 8. Waalhae teaiaaa Daeaaabar 1 MaaMy elaady, aana fag taalgliL 1 0 ,4 1 2 rridag partly Haody, wtody. O n- Mandwr m t tko AwUt ttaaad imaeaaaMaMjr warm. Tish-U-Knit Sweaters Bun a # M OIrealalioBB Jtffliicfcefler-— 4 City of Villago Chitnn / TWIN S E T S ...... $3.98-$4.98 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. LXXI. NO. 57 (Claaalllad Advarttalag aa Paga ISC MANCHES’TER, CONNm THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1951 Short tlM vo ■Upon, 100% wool. Pink, whtta, biM, purpi*. charry, n d . Siaaa 34 to 40. Happineas Hug CARDIGANS TO MATCH UN Agrees ,\ew Blasts, 34 to 40. $S.98*$8.98 O n Limited Death Rain iReds Battle t SLEEVELESS By Volcano V SWEATERS Area Check 'X y HALE'S with P «t « r Pan coUara. Car- B y'n iA N K L. WHITE Munsan. Korea, Dec. fl— dlfan atyla. Oray haatncr, Mahinog. Camiguin laland. red, puriic. Slate 34 to 40. — ^The Allies today agreed Angry Mobs to go along with a Commu­ Philippines, Dec.* 6— — •laming Hibok Hihok volcano $4.98 nist demand that only speci­ fied points be subject to in­ lid ijs toll of dead today un­ spection during a Korean der a smoking blanket of ash armistice. which rained for the third Egypt Bans The concession was part of successive da.v on seven Caudle Pal Bares Five Hours a new UN eight-point plan turned villages. '/ for solving the bitter dispute So far 209 bodies have been All Rallies; over policing an armistice. recovered. Official estimates 'Costello^ Contact pl^^ojence WTiUe Allied truce negotiator* say 600 more probably are V- abandoned their demand for un- buried in a six square milej restricted behlnd-the-Une* Inapec- area covered by lava and vol­ Suez Battle Wa.shington, Doc. fi— (/P)— I In lehran ■:,\ tiona, they Instated that the canic ash. I ju t.v Knohl of New York — l*robc Finuru Gift Gloves check* be m«de by Joint Allied- It may be s wsek before total one of the acqiiaintanco.a T. ! Red team*. Cairo, Egypl. Doc. fi— (/P) Trhran. Iran, Dec. 6— (fl*) casualties in Thtesday’s eruption Lamar ('audlc made while — At least three persons were The Red* resoled Immediately are known. — Egypt’s government an­ — end unfavorably— to the Allied liPBfl of the Justice Depart- killed snd more then 200 in­ 1^'- . 7 and Mittens Poisonous fumes rising from nounced if would ban all proposal, said a U N spokesman. molten lav* and red hot ash drove demonstrations throughout merit tax division— told jured toda.v In s five-hour FABRIC Lt. Col. Howard Levie. warrh crews frnm the atrirken the Nile Kingdom effective llou.se lax investigators to­ liattle between 5,000 yelllnR GLOVES ...... pair $1.26 to |3.50 The Communists want all in-' villages on the charred slopes of spections made b.v representatives today, as new violence wa.s day "it is possilile” he mado Communiflla and 2,000 police WOOL Hibok Hitiok. as much as $‘2.5,000 from of neutral nations. The UN com­ Tw o new blasts shook the vol­ reported between British and troops hacked by anffry GLOVES ...... pair $1.39 to $3.9(i mand has not formally rejected cano Wednesday feeding the sul­ troops and Egyptians in the gamliling last year. mobs of Nationalists. this Idea. phurous pall of smoke hanging Knohl Hrknowledpril. Ion, that It waa the bloodiest vio­ WOOL Hit Jotnl-lnspectlon tense Sue/. Canal zone. like, an umbrella over the moiin- h r hRR hud Rom* rontnrl with , lence in Tehran since June, M IT T E N S -----pair $1.50 to $2.98 Uevie said the Communist dele­ A Rrili.sh military spokes­ "Mr. PoRtBlIo" in Nrw YniU Hr ■ Dr. DonaM F. Olheon. who won freedom yesterday from a charge •tain. They were the third and when riots resulted in more WASHABLE PIGSKIN gates repeated tbelr old argument that he rauaed the death of a wealthy, elderly spinster whose proper­ fourth eruption*. man .said the latest gun battle RRifi hr roM PoRtrlio Ronir oil ' that the use of Joint Inspection than 20 dead. G L O V E S ...... pair $4.98 ty the *tste said he coveted. Is hugged hy his wife, the former Mr*. Tboiiaaml* Mee broke out last night near Po.Btrlln WRR not. fnrthrr ifirntl- teams would interfere with the in­ firii inimrdlRtrly in Ihr trstunniiy. Police snd troops got control of Anns Wetmore. upon his srriisl at his \Jest Redding home after couM Searchers who approached the Kantara, between Ismailin WASHABLE DEERSKIN ternal affair* of the North Korean OunnR Srnntr C'nmr uommittrr the altustlon esrly this afternoon, hearing In Bridgeport. The State charged l>r. nibson "preclpltsted" buried villages said they saw people. and Pori Said, when P.ritnns hfRringR r iilir r thiR yrtit. Frnnk after using tear gat, fire hoaes, /I GLOVES ...... pair $3.98 the death of Miss F.llRsbeth M. Ayres. 71. to obtain possesslnn of Joint­ srores^of burned bodies in the hoi L>e\ie emphasised, however, that caught P.gi'ptian civilians C'oRtrMo of Nrw York \^nR Inhrlrd rifle hutla and clubs. A t least two ly held property and to be free of Mis* Ayres’ romantic attachment blanket of ashes. The vietims had FUR LIN E D allied negotiators did not regard cutting a British communi­ R.B onr of thi' oRtion'R hijj rrimr rioter* were wounded hy pollre so he could wed' Mrs. Wetmore. his office nurse. been struck down by the volcano's G L O V E S ...... pair $5.49 the. Red reaction as a rejection of R>’nrl»r»tr IrftdrrR. gunfire, sllhough moat of the po­ deadly rain as they fled. cations cable. the eight-point program. He said lice fired into the air. IA correspondent of the Philip­ In an ensuing exchange of hie Mrntlonrd B.v PRiMDr the Communist.! probably will Msny of (he (n.iured were re­ I'L pine News Service on Camiguin some shots landed in sn Egyptian Knohl'R nnmr fiiRt ramr into have more to say when the dele­ ported In serious condition snd Island said he saw dogs fighting army camp across the Canslk the thr hrAnn(rR hy Ihr llouRr lax in- gates meet again In Panmunjorn the toll of dead may rise. over burned bodies near one vll- spokesman said, but no caaualtles vrutipRlofR 10 dayR Rgo when a t 11 a. m. Friday (9 p. m. e.s.L Dr, Gibson Blames lage. 1 «eie reported. Paiidlo WRR toRtifyinc Pnudlr. 5,000 .Start Riot Thursday). Ten thousand people crowded in­ The government'a ban on dem- flrrd hy PrrRifirn! TniniRn on An estimated .6,000 pro-Com- Uevie predicted the Communists^ to this little seaside town of .7.000 nnati'Stlona waa ordered after .64 Nov. 1ft RR Rn R.RRiRtRMt Attoriirv munlst students started th* heavi­ NYLONS would offer a new or revised plan * waiting for the governor lo decide British and Egyptiana died in OrnrrEJ. said hr. oner in r iv rd est rioting when they marched on The Communists eonceded oiie ^Mrs. Grundy^ Talk fTanal Zone clashea earlier Ihia 000 R.R n rommiRRlon on Ihr rrIp of whether they could be evac'ualed the Majlis (parliament) shortly point In Thursday's 2 ', hour se.s- to nearby Mindanao Island. week and 19 Egyptiana were In­ Rn Rirpinnr lo Knohl after da\i;n, in deflsnee of a gov­ slon o f the two-man subcommit­ (Philippines New* Service said jured here yesterday when |K>lire Knohl WRR idrntifird rr IHr I ernment lian on demonstratloni. tees. BritlKcport. Dec. 6— f/'P)— Di. Donald F. Gib.son, freed of a 10,000 of the island'a 4.6,000 peo­ scattered a moh of deipnnatrating Nallonalisis who support Pre­ They agreed for the first time ple already had fled, i students. (f'nnllnueil »n Page 11*1 Frank Nathan mier Mohammed Mossadegh ipllled to take up point by point the pro-1 manslaughter charge in the death of an elderly spinster whose hpme he shared, blames his prosecution on ‘‘gossip and the Refugees crowded Inin Mahinog Interior Minister .lerag el Din into th* streets snd engaged In grams each side has presented for included most of the entire 7,000 announcing the ban- told news­ bloody conflict wherever they met supervising sn armistice. Previ­ talk of scandal-mongers." The indictment was di.smis.sed hy population of Mainbajao. largest men "the government la deter­ the Reds. ously. they had Insisted on discus- ■hldec Kenndh M. Wynne yr^Mer-*---- - ^ “ town on little Camiguin Island. mined lo repreaa (the demonstrs- The poilce and Nationalists to­ sine each’ plan as a whole. day imnicdintelv nfler the State A Mambajao grade school teach­ tiona) hy all meana. to reserve Charges ‘Lid on Truth’ gether smashed and routed the The U. N. command communi­ had rested Its r«se sllslng ftom the er. Sarah Romauldo. described all ita energtea for tpe alniggle Red# who ahouted "D#ath to que said “ The discussions which death of Miss Elisabeth M. Ayres. UN Deadlocked their flight. She said terror drove between Egypt and the oceiipant Moaa^degh ' and fought with M followed resulted in' the reaching 74, on July 26. 19.60. them into Mindanao Sea. where ( British I forcea. clubs, stortes and flsta. o f understandings on only a few The judge, rommeiiting that On 11th Seat in they stood for hours waiting for El Din aald 117 Egyptiana have In Cal. l^ax Scandals W’hat started a* a Communist points." ■'speculptions ar-e short of proof." rescue. been killed snd 436 wounded since show of forre against Mossa­ 'The eight-point Allied plan pro­ / said tb> Plate had failed "to show Villsgers had paid little atten­ violence drat flared Oct. 16 over degh's government turned Into a vides that: beyond reasonable doubt that this tion to a landslide on the slopes of I’^gypt's altempt lo kick nut Brit­ San Francisco, Dec. 6— i/Pi— A forme'r juror's charges that bloody Red defeat. THIS CHRISTMAS 1. All hostilities cease within Seciu’ity Group Fireplace Ensemble accused In any way encomp.osSed ish troops. He said .7.7 of the the Justice department is trying to “ keep the lid on the truth" Yelling mob* of Nationalist* the death of this unfortunate (Continued on Ilsge TWO) dead were |w>llce, four were wom­ smashed snd bum*4 f'-ommunist (ConHaned tm Page Two) today eclipseii a federal grand jury probe ~ courtroom * remark b;jf Jut^e. today temporarily postponed the timatea of Egyptian caaualttea hooks and Irsfleta Into the sunlit Wynne that "the aperiilstld* or «te election of an llth member of the were miirh smaller than the Cairo Nixon IR.. Calif I snd Rep. Psl- Arouse Russia atreet*. *.nd iter.d. Br*M. T «m l*h re*l*Unt. nek .1. Hillings iR , Calif i ILLUSTRATED STORIES AND scandal or rumor* of Mr*. Grundy" Security Council. Race Falters government'a claima. V'eleran observers believed Uie 1 5 Mra. f"rawford said govern­ (Jets c Hike are Insufficient evidence. Earlier Chile and Pakistan were The British have plac.ed their Nationalists were taking advan­ ACTIVITY BOOKS "In my Judgment," said the dor- ment proaecutnrs aubjecled her to Of Fake Letter elected lo 611 two of the three loa.sea at 20 dead. Including eight tage of the rintoiia situation to tor. "this prosecution resulted an "inquisition " that made her ill. vaeanriea. almost without opposi- Churrhill Tell* Hou*e Mauritians. TTiey have not list­ wipe out knnjvn center* of the THE STORY OF HIAWATHA ..$1.00 WSB Approve* Boosl from gossip and the talk of scan­ reaulting In her releaae from the tldn. ed tneir wounded. Oil ‘’Spy’ Plane obtlawed Communist Ttideh party. dalmongers. T am very happy and A fter eight inconclusive halloLs Nation Behind Paee; El Din said 1.6 police and four grand jury in September. ROCKETS AND JETS ...... $1.00 For Group Ousted by pleased that the court waa so Aaaialant U .S. Attorney Rolierl \ Pollre fiwing Clutia failed to give either the Russian civilians were Injured In yeater- War Danger Receding McMillan, director of the inve.alt- For i,he Ural lime in weeks the fair." or American candidate* the requir­ day'a battle here between pnlire I»ndon Dec. 6 (/t’l Yiignslavia TREASURE BOOK ...... $1.50 a O for Left Leaning* liana Hospital Plea gation, denied the charge and said police gf>t really tough, swinging ed two-thirds majority for the and atiidenta demonatiatlng Uater, after a tearful reunion he knew nothing of anv Inqui.'i- accused RiiAsia toil- tion* rioter* from a score of Are truck* give victory to one or the other in the copper, lead, and line mining was Initially accused in Miss House of Common*, he thinks lamp poats and uprooted trees. Inga by three federal Judges dur­ Rorha. organ of the Yugoalav Pollre Jeeps, and amhulanees, their the later balloting. ing the seven-month grand Jury and refining lndu*t-y. Avre*' death. there is less danger of a third Commiinial party, aald the letter sirens screaming, raced through Dr. Gibson said hla office prar- The United .Slates, in weeks of world war now than at any time probe. He did not name the Oompaniea effected are Kenne- was .sent personally lo the Yugo­ the crowded street*. tice ha* been "a* large aa ever" polifical maneuvering here, haa aince the Berlin airlift crisis in Judge*. eott .Copper Company, Phelps- slav Minister of the Interior from Hundred* of Communist* were during this "long year and a sought to line up the delegates in 1946. Conlenls of Mrs. Crawford's 10 PATTERNS POLLY PRENTISS Alba lowed the ptia u g - y i t givei you Dodge Corp.. and American Court Eicrts arrested. half." but He had been handi­ favor of Greere, North Atlantic Churchill declined lo say how letter* were disclosed in Washing­ the Hungarian town of Zalsber. Fmelting and Refining Company As the fighting with the Reds the very ***—e Mulo-Twist nyioM ydu U w capped by not being able to treat treaty partner which could be ex­ much Britain would fall short of ton and confirmed hy her in .San Written in Hungarian on paper Television Snack Table ‘ and nine other emaller Companies. died down, th* Netlonalist mobs hospitalised patimta or to per­ pected to vote with the West on mseting its rearmament targets, Franrisro. She aald she wrote the from a school coypbook. th* letter Chenille Bedspreads for their long-weariiil ^udiiicf «a4 This gave government approval State Attorney turned their fury on (our news­ Fold* (or *tora(e. Red. (leen or black. form surgical operation*. critical issues. but said it would be unable to two solons because "I think peo­ arrived "hy regular post without ewra-comfonaWe abtoAent finish. la • to recent wage Increase* for most paper* which, though non-Com- Mrs. Gibson, ht* former office Russia has vehemently IqsistefI spend on time even the $3.500,000.. ple should know the treatment delay and the nistomary censor­ All in white and multi-color# and aoUd color#. new styles ai»d high-Bihion colon, of the induatry. nurse whom he married the day that - according to a 1946 ^ ‘gen­ 000 budgeted for the armed aerv- tbat at least one Juror had " ship." Borba said It quoted the The exception In Anaconda Oop- Judge Rule* Ban When letter aa followa: Onatinued On Page *lx $1.98 beautifully sheer A lb u tR the. sGer Miss Ayres' funeral, said she tlemen's agreem ent"— the seat Ices during the current year. '^.She declined to elaborate and had expected her husband would should go to one of the Soviet-bloc In a speech that opened a de­ JiA Threaten* Defend­ emphasized: "Center 20 XI. We need 16 auto­ $6.99 lo $14.50 stocking buy of the year! (CiMUrfiMd an Pag* *• *) he acquitted, "but perhaps not so Slsv states and that White Russia bate on the defense policies of the " I have not vjolated the secrecy matic rifles. We received set at fast." Her brother described her under this bargain waa entitled to new Oonaen'stlve government. ant in Defamation Suit of the nsth I took a* a grand specified spot where, dropped hy Churchill credited the United plane. Sabotage is in course. (forgeoiiP ail nv^r. «U whit* ch^niU* bedspreads aa "overwhelmed with happiness." it. JiTor in any place or at anv time." 45 GAUGE SEMI SHEER ...... $.1.20 Pr. States, Britain and other nations mide by PMiy pr<»ntiM. Many Versions of th« Gift Lingerie Dr. Gibson’s mother. Mrs. Edith It was under similar regional Lake Charles. La.. Dec. 6 i/P| Theae were Mra. Cra«-ford'a Soviets are taking everything out Bulletins SI GAUGE SHEER ...... $l.20 Pr. Holibaugh. said she had prayed agreements that Pakistan today of the fra* Western world with charges; of country. I ahall cross again on ^ The Ideal Gift pver popular uodding ring' design. Soms with ereatlng "detsrrenla agslnst ag­ District Attorney Griffin T. Haw­ fnnge. Also solid colors and multi-color florals. News Tidbits constantly for her son while "this succeeded India and Chile re­ kins WAS ordered out of the court I. Tbat there is a "peraistent first day Christmas, and vnll re- from (he AP-***«A ale -iWCifis iAie servatfve government to ptweea '‘''''.t'’bffiev«''fh’e'' people’ 'o f'" tWiW' (Comnninlat) regtaae etsM 1M 7. Tt / y s '. - ...Childbearing ability and gland­ as quickly aB possible with the re- parish knew then (at the lime of .7% io r ^ g * inilUBCry vpM n G oM LADIES’ ular baianc* of many American Entry in NrH ;iPrii^ Bedsi G ow n s $3-98 and S5-98| the alleged defamation) and know stkld' the doouaaeat waa fanvard- $ 2 7 . 5 0 women are being »«4 (lo e d Conditions on Release (Contlnned on Pnge Six) ed to the Ualted Natleaa leeely by unwarrenled removal of now what kind of officer* th* distrirt attorney and therlff were Genuine Leather Billfolds n'ormal ovaries. *ay« t»r. James Washington. Dec. 6 iA6 Sen­ illdste for the. Republican Presi­ i T - i l Full and twin bef! Twin and Full Bed Sizes. and are." NEW POOD PBIOB HIGH Boyl*. Beverly Hills. Calif., sur- Krasic. Vugoslsvis. Dec.fi (AhatNsfi "ccupirrs of his country. Hr Treasury Ralanre ator Tobey (R.. N H.i aald to­ «i£e0. $ 5 .9 5 Hawkins, who yielded the prose- dential nomination. Waohlagton, Dee. • —<#)—Ba­ with key eaae. change com­ — Archbishop Aiojsijc Steplnac d e m ^ the charge, levelled against day " I guarantee" that Gen. ffsob- _ ^ him two years before Yugoslavia Washington, Dec. 6 -lAI —The cution to assistant Attorney Gen­ Byrd and T a ft both addressed ton food prteaa reached a aew Colorful cwaa atrip# on tan homeapun ground. partment and paa* eaae. Col* ScisntUts In Victoria B. C.. grimly asserted hU right to the Dwight D. Eisenhower will let hi* 16 Color*; CJreen, ru*l and red. Uee for drapea eral M. E. Cultigan of N ew Or­ the American Medical association high on N ov.' , the Boiaaa • ( M ! Black, brown, graeiv with asslat from *3-day eclipse, title of archbishop today and as­ broke with the Russians position of the Treasury Dec. 4: name go before the voters In New Msgr. Stepinac said today major Net budget receipts. 2126.682,- leans because Hawkins was one in Loa Angeles last night.’ Labor Stattsttes lapartod-loday. also. have measured for firet time serted his release from prijmn Hampshire's Presidential primary 281.2 r ^ issues between the Cliurch and 515.90; budget expenditures. 2261. of the persona allegedly defamed, Tobey, long an Eisenhower man. The Rureau’e Index hit enomiew alar ISO timea aa large changed his situation "only slight­ next March. Tito's CTommUnist government are 910.948.11; cash balance, $3,902. waa asked by raportera whether hnaed on na elght-eity survey. aa Barth's sun...W ith Oonnsctl- ly-" Tobey’s flat statement that the The Index u s n tha 1886-188t "not yet settled." 197.882.39. Oontlnned On Fime Mx ,. __i_i^ rv.. he ---.vfelt ava-wNew •Hampshire sstseseOMia teitlsens ■VltoCIlfV .4F $ 1 .0 0 each iu t war-fed Induatry crying for The Roipan Catholic Prtmnt* of general won t disappoint hi* R^ j g,( , rhance to vote for the average aa 100. ENJOY THE REST OF YOUR LIFE W ITH A Yugoslavia revealed that condi- "There must be an agreement workers, s U t* U considering pUn publican backer* hy refusing lo he general in the state's primary Plua Taa aimed at dlrwtUng able-bodied wel­ tlone of his release by Premier based on honesty and ths esaential represented In that contest earn* •March 11— the first in the nation PHIIJPPINES TYPHOON fare reclplenU Into gnhifW etn- Marshall Tito's government in­ conditions demant^ed by the Cath­ amid new attacks on the Truman Manila, Dec. d—(F ) A new Dayton Koolfoam cluded a ban on his performing the olic Church," he said. "I will guarantee he will be In ploynaent. Auto Prices Due to Follow administration. the primary," Tobey replied. . typhoon, with xrinds up to 118 Cpl. Georg* F.. TaWor, 24. of duties of an archbishop and con­ •'These include church mar Senator Duff (R . Pa ). a leader mllta an hour roared toward the Be Sure riages. religious education in the _ ..... ^ ■fill'- Why Not Treat»The~ Baby ^ Bethel, who arrived hoEae yester­ fined him to thli tiny . Croatian of the organized Eisenhowfr-for- Referring then to the national fiMitral PhlUppinto today. Latex Foam day on SO-day furlough after com­ village where he was born. schools and a fiee Catholic press. Boost in Consumer Items Prealdent Republiean group, de­ Republican nonjlnating convention Hie Manila Weather Bureau bat duty in Korea, is aerioosJy la­ But in an Interview, Msgr. Step­ Oiurch marriage must be defend clared “The Democrats must he to be held in Caiioago next July, asM the typhoon waa apprnxl- To" Visit t a ^ in auto craali in Danbury... lnac firmly declared today: ed to the last breath, for It is i thrown out" of oftire in the 19.62 Tobey said; malelv 600 miles sast t t ths To One Of These Gifts For Xmas An Klaenhower - for - Prealdent ‘!T am the legitimate archbishop Sacrament established by the good Washington, Dec. fi (ffb—Hlgh-Aprocesaor*. refiners snd mining elections, and he added that Eis­ "I am confident Elsenhower will PhlUpphies loidght and hsadsd headquartsrs opens in New York. and I am not a former archbishop. Lord and man haa no right to #r prices for automobile* can be concarna wera sffacted. enhower Is the man who ton as­ be available, will be nominated, towsrri the Islasds at a speed "a( Bed Pillows If the Pop* wants It, I am ready change it." The Capehart provieion requires Threatened strike of,about 650 expected to result from a govarn- sure It. and then will be elected In Novem­ 14 miles sn hour. TOYLAND The 53-year-oId high churchman that OPS ceilings permit manu­ aanforlMd. aippered eovera. Koolfoam bakery driven and maintenance to quit my archbishopric, . but I Blaet AdnilnIstraUnn ber. indicated he is willing to live the ment order, ready for itausnea to­ facture re to take their pre-Korea alwaya holda ita ahape, nevar packa, Christening Dresses men In Bridgeport, N ew Haven will naver give It up to govern­ Duff set'forth his view* In a Eisenhower so far ha* declined 20 EARTHQUAKES rest of his life aa a simple parish night, authorizing car makers to prices and add or subtract all cost mala or needa morning fluffing. Jt and Watarbury areas scheduled for ment preeaure." apeerh last night *t an Elsen­ to toy publicly whether he will be Tslpeh, Fsrmssa, Dse. • — In the Batemant alul Slips ...... $8.93 priest in the church where he was changes through Isst July 26 In rmdlea your head m agically all n*ght today la poatpoaod for 24 hours... Rome Aaaalls “Ouator” compute new price ceitingS. hower rally in Manchester. N. H. a candidate, or whether he is a —Twenty rarthquahes terrifM $ S . 9 5 baptized soon after hi* birth to a computing new ceilingi. The pro­ long, inviting deep refreahlng aleep. Slnepen . .$2.26 to $2.50 Chines* newspaper# In Hong (In Rome, Vatican circles took The authorization will be an­ The Senator said that under the Republican. * residenU of southeastora Ftov Kong publish unconfirmed report* quick exception to the conditions Croatian peasant family in the vision permits incresaes to a much Democrats' rule In Washington mesa yesterday aud Mapped Christmaa boxed. Krasic Parish. The 400-year-old other in a serlea by the Office of later date than previously auth- Tobey’i avowed confidence (hat ‘ of B**Mlaa planea and Soviet aub- of the jyretate'a release and de- “the tax scandals, the mink coats Elsenhower -will be the Republi­ bridgee like mate* etieks, re- Shawls ...$3.98 to $6.98 marin* axperts in South China. clarad^'no civil authority” could church dominates the village of Price Stabilization allowing busi­ orizod by tha price agency. and the five percenters have made porta reaehlag TSlpeh today ness concerns to recalcttlato their The auto price adjustment xrill can Presidential candidate next . N ew Tprk B U U 'a 46 OMigres- oust him frem his place aa spirit­ peasant homes and farm build' an aroma that ha* reached to said. be the third since the Korean out­ year waa echoed by Senator Carl­ Bualiingii $4.50 to $4.98 Bloital aeaU a n redneed to 4* by ual head of Yugoelsv Catholic­ ings. prices under the Capehart provi- heaven andjt ha* to be changed.” Beautiful Chenille ExmUesit Health aion of the economic controls law. break. Car prices were first son (R., K aa), another friend and raapportlonment. law; that Demo­ ism.) Criticism of ths. administration NHRR IHVIDBND Msgr. Stepinac arose at 4 o'clock OPS cleared the way yesterday frozen as of Dec. 1, 1050. .Last boaster of the general. 8w.fater Sets, Wool cratic legialaton cldim la uncon- The archbiehop eald he had not came also from a southern Demo­ Just back from Europe, where Bo* ton. Dee. • —<66—The New this morning to celebrata Mass at for possible price Increases on a spring manufacturer* were grant­ sUtutioiUd . • • w hat police term asked for the conditional release crat, Senator Byrd of Virginia, he conferred with Eisenhower, HavM Rallraad hae vetad Ita Bath Mat Sets 01^ Mylon ...... $3.98 the regular dawn service. He ap­ ixrida range of consumer items. ed a 3 4 per cent Increase. In Sep­ culmi^aUon of 4% years of un- from Uepoglava prison granted who Joined with a Republican, Carlson told a reporter in New first dlrideai la aeariy t t yeaia. dercover work by Maurica Bojrs- him yesterday. peared in excellent health. Tliese Include clothing, meat, tember they were permitted an­ The read declared $5 ea Ha other adjustment which OPS ex­ Senator Taft of Ohio, In accuaing York yesterday: Cifetopm ...... $1.98 Up cum, It-yaar-did aon of kfontraal H * had asrvad five ysars of a Ifi- The small church waa filled with foods, milk and butter, gasoline, new preferred stock, payahie $ 3 *9 8 set pected would avetafia from 8 to • President Truman of trying to •T was working (or the gen- peUcaman. rasulta In four raids on v*ar santanca Impoaad in Novem­ sevaral hundred worahlppars, al- coal, tobacco, drugs, beer and eea- Dee. 22 to stoekheldeia ef lao* metlea. Tha agwicy aatlmatad taka the country down the road to Smart aoUd color and mulU.colbr floral paU Suite ...^$2.76 And Up •Usgad Otmmunlst homas in Mon-- ber, 1*4*. after hU eonvicUon on erd Dae. ( 2. about 100,000 manufaeturars. (OenUnMI aa Fag* Nina). SoclaUsm. Taft is an avowed can- (Ceattansd aa Fags F l^ ) tema. 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