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1SCX8DAT, CEdfiMBSK 1%, fAoa9in«STt iSanrif^atrr Emttins Ifrrald Manchester Stores Will Be Open Until 9 O’clock For Xmas WUUaa Munale, Jr., o f 43 Ben Miss Halana Waohtel, daughter Edwart T. Lucas, Sreman ap ton street wiU preside at the or- of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wachtel of prentice U. S. N., aon o f M ra . About T«wm^ ,|sn at the CSiurch School Ouiat- 41 Pioneer Circle, was chosen Catherine Lucas o f 117 North ■•Cinderella" at the WTIC party School street Is serving aboard Avaraga Dally Net Prcee Rnn BOSa service In the South Metho rsr Ihs Month nt Nsvsiqber, IMS tl» W. ». A. wll dist church, Sunday at 0:80 a. a . Sunday evening, sponsored by the the light cruiser, U. S. 8. Hunting- FOR ttMt rM ay «v«nU« at 7:80 at The prelude will be “Qesu Bam Slsteriiood of Temple Beth SHo- ton, which has Just completed a tto iieoM w tko OMiMJn, Mr». bino" and the posUude will be *‘In lom, and revived a beautiful coat. four-month tour of duty in the let* White oC 88 *lne street ThU Duld Jubllo" traditional. WlUlam These were seven or eight other* Mediterranean, and a two-month 9,635 « m he the C hrM tau party and has been studying'' the organ un wtje^^wre Iwdiy enough to win good-wlU cruise o f port* in Africa THE .Msmbet *f e l eteiiUiet* at* i*Boliided to brine der the superWsion of George p.' piwes' o f various kinds. The pro and South America, covering 28,- ^Ashton, organist and choir direc gram was In charge of Floyd 807 miles. Mimehamar^A CHy of VUIaga Charm tor of ^e South church. This Richard and Bob Ti^ol who have foaJS^iSltwS^^aa for rtidey service will be held a the Sanctu managed slmUar affairs for sever Advertisement-^ Tht** new nembera ary. a l - o t h e r local organizations. VOL. LXVUL NO. 66 (Clsssiasd Advertising an Pngs 1$) Ma n c h e s t e r , co n n .. Fr id a y , De c e m b e r i 7. i »48 (Tn’ENTY-SIX PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE POUR GIN1B win l eealved into the club. “Vicky" as Mias Wachtel Is known The welcome gift . . for every be occasion. . .Gorgeotis baskets of King David and Sunset Rebekah to her friends Is a student In Man chester High school. luscious fruits from Plnehurst pattMaan WUUaa Pearson win lodges will have a Joint Christmas Grocery, Inc. iunre Saturday from IT Runtlnf* party for members and their fami Soviet Radih Tower To^iples ten street to UT Hemlock street lies In Odd Fellows hall tomorrow The Past Mistress Club of News Tidbits evening at eight o’clock, each Daughters of Liberty No. 25, L O Nationalist Units Truman W ill Request lanior aeabera of It Mary’s person attending to -bring a 28- U I., at Its meeting last night at . Colled Froa (A*) Wires OUla Friendly Society will meet cent gift. The Odd FeUows wlU the home o f Mrs. Joseph Johnston tomorrow cvenine at 7:80 in the have a short business meeting at of HaWley street, aet the date of Monday, December 20, for its an pAHeh house. seven n’clo:^ HALE’S Begin Evacuating U.' N. launches $30,000,000 pro nual Chriatmaa party at the Sher gram of aM to Palestine war raf- The monthly meeting of the dls idan restaurant Dinner will he Headquarters ugaes . . . Strlka of gao wark' Congress to :eii trict committee Boy Scouts Md served at 6:80 and the members or* in St Louis ends after all- committee chairmen will be held have the privilege of inviting a FUR night session beriveen union nego tomorrow evening at 7:30 In the guest. “Shadow” ladies Win be re Pengpu Positions tiators and gaa company offi Asthmatic? Municipal building. Scout Adrian vealed at this time and a good From HALE'S SELF SERVE cials . . . A 46-year-oia New Jer Schmidhauser who attended the time Is anticipated. Tlie lodge held sey father who sent baakethall tot- a successful gift and food sale Laws Covering Spies Scout Jamboree In Switzerland Withdrawing to Chuh- OMO to hospital for calling foul on SANSON'S last summer will give an account Tuesday evening, followed by a Labor Croups son la ordered to undergo psycho o f his experiences. Christmas pageant and gifts from and HEALTH MARKET sien, Only 30 Miles analysis and keep away from a grab-bag. sports contest for a year . . Hour ASTHMA NorA of Nanking; Ac strike called by Cbmmuniata In darik Makes Stateneut The combined membership sup Land O' Lakes An Sweet Likely to Go Favors Raise Video Tests per and Chrlstmia party of the tion Coincides With Re Roma to protest police setUm Afk«r Attending Od»- REMEDY American Legion A^liary will HEALTH MARKET against demonstrating war veter take place Monday evening at 6:80 ans and unemployed turna late inet Meeting; WiR ffaa broufht relief to Johnson's liable Reports' of Wip Varied Ways For Employes Will Reveal In tte I/eglon ball. The meal flop. Hevie Some Reeomnien- iMiiy by renorioB the wlU be followed by a brief busi Poultry Form Butter OLEO Lean Meat Farorita ing Out of 12th Army Duck hunter found dead in drift synptons of uthins. ness meeting and the Christmas ing rowboat in Delaware bay with M ind Quirk dationa Ready R i^t Fresh Drened Chlckeiu, CIO* No Nearer Success o f Railroads program, with Mra Emile Leves Nanking, Dec. 17.—(A*)— hla companion lying unconsdous que and the other past presidents Friday night and Saturday. FRE5H PORK Than Ever With Re on bottom of craft . . . Chlnase At_B^(inning of Try It Today! In charge. The latter group will Rangea, Refrlgeritora Supreme headquarters ^ of Communist spokesmen say that F r^ qnkk frozen poul Presidential Board Rec Tidevision *Lookers* Go lion; Refnsea to 'Go furnish dessert, coffee and cream, try. any ttauc. Chiang Kai^hek’s east China newed Plea for United Fu ’Tso-Yl, governor of Suiyuan fbr «lo at tiw laOewIng rolls and butter and the favors. Washers and ^ Oth 5HOULDER5 ROAST command today began with province, la using Peiping to build ing to Be Shown They Into Detail on Shifts The other members are asked to Order C^pona Now for Front by All Unions ommends Seven Cents aiaMbsslar Dree Starasr er Appliances drawing from threatened up his bargalaing power . . . Son bring a hot dish or a salad. Each Chriitfoas. Gold Medal Confectionery of Church of England's highest Hour Increase Now Can*t Believe Their QHDnra PRAH8UOT member a also asked to provide Pengpu to Chuhsien, only 80 Washinfton. Dec. 17.—(A*) 847 Middle Tnruplke, West Bulletin! ranking clergyman will marry Ro IW. 4181 a llftjMwnt gift for the grid>-bag. lU JiW tIM M cOti lb , miles north of this uneasy man Catholic artist in London And Cut to 40 Hours Eyes in Experiments —Attorney General C ) ^ MOVra BM» PHAHMACT Mrs. Howard Halsey of Windsor, Near HodMinum River At Waahlngton, Dec. 17—(P)— ceremony as result o f romance capital. Pengpu, 105 miles The White House said today Mid today the adminiatratioB XbL IM S department membership chair Love Lane \Phone 2-0065 FLOUR SUGAR that blossomed despite strict nmr- northwest of Nanking, was Piealde*t Trumaa’a \iewa on Washington. Dec. 17—(P) — A Baltimore, Dec. 17—(P) — -Tele will ask for tighteninff of the p r a h i a c t man will be a guest. riage rules of two churches. i i a m a 8 SMALL, LEAN SMOKED the anchor for the government’s labor legislation will be clear presidential board today recom vision “lookers” are going te be XWL 4888 new Hwal river defense line. It be IT. S. Army investigators in naUbn's espionage laws as ly stated In hi* state of the mended thst the railroads give ahown they can’t believe their | soon as WBLOON DBDO came • Nationaliat- headquarters nnlon message to Congieso Austria report that woman who the new CMigzeas M . 8881 5HOULDER5 ' LI). 49c after the abandonment of the once Said four Russian soldiers their “non-operating” employes a eyes. And it isn’t because' many meets next month. Clark ~ Jan. A William Green, head seven cents an hour wage Increase 1 1 ’ stronghold of Suchow, 100 mUes of tho American Federation slew Irving Ross how tells them— sets are in bars. made the statement after at rtee Dehrery immediately and put th «n on a 40- farther north. of Labor, said after a call oa after more than six weeks In Rus- Soberly sclentiac experiments by aisn custody—that she raa’t Iden hour week next Septemoer with tending a meeting o f fteai- LEG O ' LAMB . Lb. 65c The withdrawal coincided with Mr. Tramaa yesterday that out loss in pay, . Johns Hopkins university p sy ch o l-jdmt______Truman's. eahlaet at tea RADIOS Cat reliable report* that the the preeldent still favor* re tify the nationality of the killers. The non-operating enBployea— ogists will set out to demonstrate i W*hite House, ment’a battered 12th Army group, peal of the Tett-Hartley law . . . Finding of accidental death re the clerks and mechanical work Walnut LEAN BONELESS trapped by the Chinese Commu aad re-lnstatement «f the turned by Bridgeport coroner In thst: I, told his news can- ers who do not operate trains— nists northweat of Pengpu for 18 Wagaer act Thafa what the A large Sovtet-coatrolMI BerHa radio topples toward the case of Truman S. HIckcox, 8d, now work 48 hours a week. Whsfs in your pocket may hava u Mixed CORNED BEEF Lb. 65c days, has been wiped out. labor uaioBs want. ground wlGi the kntst of an expleelaa (buttons) la the Freadi sector of Danbury, who waa killed Nov. ’The board proposed that the Official dispatches Thursday re at the Rnsslaa blockaded city. Hefisaalal lUes sire telepboae cables. 22 when struck by auto driven by seven-cent increase be retroactive your eyes—a coin may actually ■ tisKteBin* im Atlantic Washington, Dec. IT—(P)— Or Meats FRESHLY SUCED TOP GRADE ported that the 12th was making a AathoriUeA la the French sector eeld the towers were dangeroas to George Eisenbeg. to October 1. to i J«Mlc? d ! S ^ Fruit last stand with leas than half its ganized labor groups appear like western air lift planes. Radio BerHa had baea warned elnaeet a Stock market tries to get ahead ly today to go their separate ways No Change In pay Range and Fuel Fop Fruit Cakes original force o f 110,000 troops. month In ads-anee that the towers wonid he demolished. (AP photo but can’t quite make the grade Under the proposal, thp shift to May Be Clue Te PereeaaBty | som e*1Serb2t^M t w£^*^ itf! ’They were dsacribed a* compreued in demanding that Congress wipe hy radio from BerUn to New York.) . . . Praaident ’TruaaaA presents Your personal needs InSuence Hcult matter to handle and sttU BACON Lb. 69c out the ’Tkft-Hartley act. the 40-hour week would be made into an area of only three miles Oolllsr Aviation tro^ijr'for 1947 to without___ any change in ‘^teke home" the way your eyes perceive objects. | stey within the constitution's hill OIL in elrcumfarence. But even though the CIO aeema thraa msirl pHo .htlpad piuve that I pay. ’The board calcalculaSKl that It and pretty often you don't actual- ®f rights. (The Chinese Communist radio no nearer auccea than ever with rcaa can Iqf tSaler than sound ...' would take the eqUivaUmt of a 20 ly see what you think you see, sny-{ Today. Clark was ashed vstet WeWe received a supply of fresh its renawed plea for a united front 4 9 * claimed yesterday that the 12tn Some sort of wUd animal breaks per cent increaae in bate rates to how. But Just how you as* things! was being done by his dspaitmant labor picked up a promise of Re Israel Fails to Win *• S 9 * had been wiped out.) into Mohegan park, Norwich, and preser\'e the ’‘taka home” pay un may be a clue to your per*®nality. I along thm Ihiaa Mr. Truman men- — Associated Press Corrsspondent publican support for the repeal fatally injuras four pet goats ... changed. AU of this, and mote. Is to be 11-! tloned. He replied: L. T. WOOD CO. dressed poultry from Coventry drive. l a b o r j a b b . a b . Seymour Topping reported from Decatur. 111., worm scientist says ’The board estimated its propos luatrsted In a half-hour telecast! “Wc'lI have some reoommsnda- 51 BiaaeU St. TeL 4406 Roasters, Fowl, Broilers, Pengpu that transports which had Senator Morse of Oregon, call Membership in UN he has developed new type of als would cost the railroads 8340,- January/r,iwith testa un/rJding on titma right at the bagtanbig ef PLUM PUDDIHG been air lifting supplies to the ing the 1847 labor act "a dead earthworm that Is longer, tougher 000,000 in 1M9. ’This Wuu’d In the video screens involving pie-1 the session—amtndmente to the . encircled 12th, no longer could be duck.” predicted that fellow G.O. and more aetiv, than any worm clude 4150,000,000 for the coat ot tores, people, and psychologists— j present statutes on espionags." FOR ECONOMY, BONELESS seen. P. “llberala” will back administra previously developed. the 40-hour week from September the latter Dr. CJilfford T. Morgan He refused to go into detail. tion efforts to supplant the Taft- Five Nations in Security | TE7 OCEAN SPRAY Take Seatkboond Train Apparently still In high spirits; V*? ’'"^ ■•*'*'^****’ As Clark made tela atataasant, Hartley act with the old Wagner iht Pkuiev cent increase for all o f 1849. LOW PMCIO SIN$ATI0N-M0DIL S47 NOISI CONQUUINO "m"-M0DEL 602 Personnel end eqiUpment o f Gen. Council Vote for Ad-j after more than w'eek marooned _ , . , __- It rspreMnta part of a newcougiaaslonal hunters told ra- Bonded Memorials POT ROA5T Lb. 65c measure. The pressed swen-ewt j ndieatone In tha oft-dlscusscd tels- pmtefa te# nam accuaod at gattinx CRANBERRY SAUCE OR U u Shih’s q u t China command on Greenland Ice cap, nine 1'.. s. wm Help Draft Ohaagw m ission , V v re - Absteiw r I alnaen radio; “ Send'uS Some ham would be to a third t-ot^nd 9®*** vUion-education tlsup. For Hop- the Norrien hmubaight aocret- for CONNBCTtClT Ebony Msifk CcM isf hesdquartera began loading Morse told a reporter he then Set war wage increase for these work- Station WMAR-TV, Balti- “ ...... 1 6 " Tb#''Coiw|w#ror- 2 » ~ Thursday night and advance eche- sandwiches.” . . . More than 4,000 Rusois is a balUstlca axparC wh* VALLEF will help draft changes to safe- And One Opposes era. Raises of 18'it cento and 15' more, will put on a whole aerisg ot ACOC t sowkilin di'si ' A s n Us as AsMlm a Mhtet abSSlI As AC-DC Suptr WHOLE CRANBERRIES It will pay you to visit our FisK Jews are en route from Yugoslavia has baap spotted sod gnssttinesd aiBMOKlAL CO. A Ions took * southbound train to- ^ghte of both unions and cents an hour were granted inj such programs, the frat undsr- by Federal .rsaitesifusa* bsHis
4 - j - p ------. 1 * ' A \ MAMJHESTliK EVENiMU HEKAUi. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRlbAY, DECEMBER 17, 194» TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, 6IANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1949 f t . Bach's "Break Forth. O Beaute South Clnireh ous Heavenly Light," from the Nearby Towns Are Asked Six Students the state a total of 390 days. That' quoted Mrs. Mongiluzo zz saying the Square. The program will The cbi'istmaa oratorio. The first Invite Public to Inspect Plans to Build Extra Pay Will m«snt $12,998.70 U the special her husband was worried over the Special Program ^ start at 7:30 p. m. 40 More Laid O ff ■ w m' number in the service proper will fund. proepeet of being laid off at the David Garrity. well-known tal-l be a choral "How Brightly Shines Provide Tuition Hugh, Jrn 21, Is a student at the Schick, lac., plant here this week At Depot Square ented youngster, will sing a solo. in'.po^l^''; Carol Service You U.oming Star" by Philipp Ni To Share Cost of Survey Get Benefits North End Fire Apparatus University o f BUnois, and Barbara, end. It is exp^ed that the program At Oock Factory Dewty-Richman Highway Span 16, is a student at a Lake Forest, colai csoupoaed around 1590. "Jo will be heard over a wide area be L ooo' seph Came Seeking a Rcstihg '• —— Bpringfleld, 111., Dec. 17—(F>— ni., scraooL Oscar Awards March 24 Oombined choirs of St. Bridget's cause o f the amplif>ing system. The town of East AVindsor, • Glastonbury’, East Hartford, South Yale Announces Names Thomastoa, Dec. 17—im — About Barr att Traditional Qiristmas Place" by Ernest Wlllougliby, a Manehester Fire department will# The pumper has a hoee capaclt, When Hugh'W. (Cruss became HU- Cross, an attorney, leaves oScc church will lead carol singing to A week from tonight a children's which includes the villages of Windsor and Vernon agreed to the noia hemenant . governor eight next January 10. 40 employes were laid off this week, 4rop in d number inScribeU to Mr. Ashton 1 hold open house Sunday, from 3j of I.OOO toot of 2H*lnch hoae, 60u PubUc Utilltipfi Com* Hollywood, Dec. 17—(F)— The^ Cbristmas party, also sponsored at the Seth Thomas division o f the (h :i i i .!ST Program to Be Given proposal and helped pay the ooel Of Those to Receive years ago he started a special fund morrow night at Depot Square in coasum v and firat performed by him vi’ili Broad Brook, Warehouse Point, to 4 p, pi. at the hoee house at academy award Oscars will bc^ by the association, will be held at ! General Time instruments corpora- pf the survey. Bolton, however, did fiiti—.. - ___I'of %-lnch hoae. Tlurenty gallons mission Considering to pay for the education of his two Fonad Dead la Kitchen a special program sponsored by the cent exeise tax. Bis) On Sunday Evening also be heard m this group. "How and East Windsor Hill, has asked $500 Scholarships handed 6ut next March 24 on a Depot Square. Inclement weather i lion here. Personal Manager Wen can clock industqrliCI < PRESCRII*'! IONS MI.CKU not feel that the amount of land it children. . Manchester Improvement Associa tvill find the affair moved indoors Far Is It To Bethlehem" by Shaw, its adjoining towns of Ellington, would gain .or lose by the survey Mad River Bridge He put aalde the $33.33 in ex Stamford. Dec. Warner Brothers sound stage, the; dell Barr announced today. “ no notabla dUa fe B ji? in a comapratlvoly new English carol New Haven, Dec. 17—(/F>—Tale tion. Accompaniment will be pro at the Y. M. C. A. NEW FKAMK^) Sunday evening at 7:JtO the tra>. i Enfield and South Windsor to was worth the expense involved tra pay provided by law for each Mongiluzo, 46, was found dead : first time the annual event has' This week's layoff brought to tion from the I will conclude this group. annomiced today the names of the dittonal Candlelight Carol Service \ .share the cost of a survey that and refused to participate. As a France) pumper, recently purchased tlngulsblng Inflammable liquid Hartford. Dec. 17.—(F)—The day he filled in for the governor night In the gas-filled kitchen of a I been held at a studio. The date and vided by Mrs. Arlyne Garrity, w’ho LENS IM'l'MCATED • In a group of modern carols will first six students, four imdergrad- Eighth r ■ ‘ I site were set last night at the' will bo aung in the South Metho- would determine the exact loca- result. Memchester shouldered the by the Eighth School imd UtiUUM fires. Public UUUUcB commission today when the latter was out of the home he recently purchased and will. play, the church organ. Ah. REPAIRS MAIIE be foundi *To Shepherds t ast | town lines separating uates and two giaduates, to bene District, and considered one of the Medical Examiner Ralph W. Crane 1 monthly meeting of the governors: amplifying system located in the diat church by the lull choir of 42 entire expense of the determina fit from the a’Ul of a can^ maker Equipped with many featurea had Under advisement a State' state. Asle^’ by Davis (1948); "Tl)e; Wbidaor and its immediate tion o f the BoUon-Mancheater moat modem pieces of fin ap specified by Chief John M en, the During his two four-year terms called his death suicide due to de I of the Academy of Motion Pictures' belfry of the church will carry the aelected voice#. George G. Ashton, who had an Interest In economlos. paratus. Highway department plea to con organist and choirmaster, aa the Shepherd's Story" by Dickenson; ; neigliboring tonms. town line and has never been re truck is 93 inches wide and 26 GoV. Dwight H. Green was out of spondency. The medical examiner 1 Arts' and Sciences. I music- to the assembled singers et “Go Tell It to the Mountains," Ne-1 Although South Windsor has They w’ln receive $600 scholar Tlw pumper is equipped with a struct a 446-foot bridge to carry firat prelude to the service will imbursed. ’ ships from the Calvin K. Kaxan- feet, three inqkes long. It has s gro Spiritual; "A Chines: Christ- ■ ai|.cady refused to take part In the , One------interesting fact uncovered 12-cyllnder V-type engine that ie wheelbase of 150 inches, and the play the new composition “Christ jlan Economics foundation, estab really two enflnee in one. Except the proposed Waterbury express mas Carol," by Fan T ’icn-hsiang: I venture, and Ellinjton and Enfield i in the sUrvev was that the home cab is built ahead of the engine. way over Mad river, a spiu* rtUl- mas Fanfare" by Virgil Thomson lished by the late Calvin K. Ka- for the fuel pump and starter imlt, I P* .u r.f which came off the press about a "Tonight” by Charlotte Lockwood i imdecided, it is probable th a t' of John S. Risley on Lake street Also equipped with a 16-pound ro^ track, and a building of the . . . fOR Garden. East Windsor will go ahead with | v i located in three towns and sanjian, founder and president of everjrthlng ora the engine is dou carbon dioxide extinguisher and a HILDITCH month ago. the Peter Paul Gandy company of bled. If one carburetor or one, Scovill Manufacturing company. Before the Candlelight proces Rev. J. Bertiard Gates o f W eth-, the survey’ even If It has to shout- ; two counties. Parts of the Risley 2H'gnUon foam extInguiBher, the "Ilie State Highway department Naugatuck. Kasanjian died laM distributor fails. Its twin-attach pumpericarries a 28-foot aluminum sion the choral Introlt will be ersfield will bring th e' Christmas | jgr the entire cost. ; home were located In the towns summer. ment will take over the additional says it expects to ask in February message. ^ Manchester was faced with a i of Manchester. Vernon and Bol- extenaion ladder and a 16-foot MARKET Those awarded the schlorshlps load. When the engine Is operating for bids on the bridge .which vrtU Well known carols such as "O ' similar situation in 1910 when | ton and also in the counties of aluminum roof ladder. take about a year to build. ^ are Garret V. Powning of New correctly, the "doubles" are ad Having passed necessary tests 99 Summer Street Ho^ Night" find th:lr place- al.su. | Horace B. Chene.v. at that time ' Hartford and Tolland. Although Haven, Donald S. Perkins of 8L justed to work in coordination. The No OppoolUoa at Hearlag In the last group "Touro-Louro-“ chairman of the Board of ftelecf-j he claimed residence in Manches- made last week, the apparatus has Louis, William D. Osrmichael of engine generates 2(M horsepower been approved l>y district ofleers There was no opposition to the Louro.” an old French carol, will; mcn, made a survey propo.sal to ter, Risley had to pay taxes In DenveiT; Ook>., Joseph G. Knoll o f and operates on a 12-volt system. Highway department's petition at OPEN those tow’iw adjoining Manchester.' three towiu. and is now in commission. Bulldozers be sung, written by Nicholas Sa- < Everett, Wash., Miss Ruth A. The apparatus is equipped with a PUC hearing here yesterday. holy In 1660. Hudson o f Cleveland Heights, O.. g pump capable of producing 750 Highway Oommissloner O. Al SUNDAYS Rent a heavy 300 At the offertory Mr. Ashton will' sources, it appears doubtful that and Joseph Kaslekas of Uthuaala. gallona per minute, and has a SOO- bert Hill, who filed the peUtlon. play Charles Black's arrangement, the volume of government orders The foundation requires that the gallon booster tank. The cab of Modern— Old Fsshioned Oty Engineer Henry C. Whitlock New Concern o f Waterbury, Heimy Mcrriman of 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. amp. D. C. Portable of “Silent Night" which has al-1 to the New Jersey firm will be of scholarship reelpienU be of limit the truck, equipped with a heater most become traditional with this j such a nature as to permit the ed financial means, major in eco- and defroster, will hold five men. the Scovill company, and G. W. DANCE Curtiss of the New Haven rall- Weekdays 8 to d service which, aa otutomary, will j Hopes Fading Army and Navy successfully to nimics and be students "whose City View Dance Hall -:V; MOTHER W elder. Run it your* conclude w’lth Handel*# “ Hallelujah negotiate transfer of the plant high intellectual capacity, good road appeared* in favor of the Chorua.” j ^ ...... - from lU present Navy-United Air character and sound Judgment Every Saturday Night plea. Full Line Of Meats. self. Solo part# will be #ung by Eu craft ownership to an Army- show most promise o f aairistlng in Admission 66c Tm x Inch The PUC yesterday authorized Groeeries Fruits and nice Hobenthal and Jessie Cad- I ^Little LikelihooiT Now Chase setup." the development of greater tlie Highway depariment, the man, sopranos. Harold Baglin and | Of Chase Aircraft Com* They reported that "there still thought and better undere^nding 1 ej i New Haven railroad and the city Vegetables Call 2*9925 Bernard Campagna. tenors, and | may be some slight hope that of the laws of economies." of Middletown to' proceed with Robert Gordon, baritone. The Car-; iiig to Stratford something can be arranged in this NOW Bada SATURDAV work related to the relocation of lllon recital by Frederick I. Rog-; direction,” buL they cautioned First Maacfceeter Shewing E f lS T U J O O D Connecticut Highway 9 and the nilUUI VUtKINN ers w’ill be from 7 to 7:30, and j Chance-Vought'^ workers not to oonstructldn of the proposed Mid u ’ n oN Tw m i Stratford, Dec. 17.—(>P)—There bank on IL dletown expressway. Oiriitmas carol bookleU with de- milSianI "T H E :“JUUA MISBEHAVES" , t'Ooifig. $eU baeriAf tails and words w’lll be dUtrlbut- j i* "Httle likelihood.” it was report- G o (MAN Greer Oatsora Walter Pldgeoa Authorised to BuUd Bridge f'of* wKffffl. lor^ bgchfft . . . fOft BtSt ed to the congregation. ed today, that the Chase Aircraft S n »' SAX O N Pine: “Secret Umd" (la O ol^ The Highway department was tv la . CtMbioo company of West Trenton, N. J., If* u n u n authorized to build a 206-foot t k * Pentnro—1:48, si$9, 9iM OH/A/ with wMt ItlRL . bridge over the New Haven rail will take over the Chance-Vougbt JOHN f kYNE CHARM Last Show Tonight—Stl>__ aircraft plant. road's Valley branch tracks and sw's A sm in tu ir i m — PLUS — ______"DIXIE riTIR" sn ii Death Takes Word to .that effect came from Sat. Mat.—Fran Oaady Oaaee Union street, together with a wmi HR OWN SIMMIR “Maa-Eator Of Kamoan" Te Kids— Simemian Serial pedestrian underpass 190 feet coAsmsmiwk60N Myron Dmyterko, president of Ai SntMS •# W pM at arawd^' SAT: “Sapenaaa" Chap, t and 6—Oartoone—6 long. > Fm* wMitinf •rwM Local 877, United Automobile NOW PLAYING aalticeat. nkbat naaKaa ikaat Sari Workers (CIO), and Chairman I • The railroad was authorized to the blocfc m $!•• Aged Doctor Mcka. 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Meffical told a Senate committee this week Wednesday! news of it did not ChoirsUnite 1 Truck Crash 5 Slate PoUce leak out until last night. Against Physician Examiner Dr. Edward H. Kicoffi. Viewed Likelv the president ought to be paid Here Yesterday bauin said deaU was due to finit; $180,000 instead of the present - A British Arm y statement de second srid third degree b um suf- $75,000. scribed it today as a ^minor fron For Concert Kills Uriver Go Up in Rank For Olcott St. School Bralnerd. Minn., D ecJ7—(A) fersd when the hot sshea set firs Webb made no recommendation tier Incident . . . of a quite harm to her clothing. Invitations to Dinner on the vice president’s pay. But less origin.” Slippery Streets Cause UNUSUAL —■ Mrs. Lcda Ramona Dockter today held a $5,000 jury ver perience covered a span little long Hoover commission officials have The shooting, however, empha Damage to Cars But To Be Held Sunday Bay State Man Victim TiYo Sergeants Become Veto flA# nvWkai Newly Appointed Citi To Be Sort of Peace been talking about $50,000 instead dict against a physician and a er than the scheduled ceremonies. sized for many Allied observers Evening at St. Bridget’s As layman the d o ^ r allowed to Lientenants; 3 Pro The brothers made four hops with Gesture to Dixiecrats of the present $25,000. the strain^ atmosphere now pre No Persons Injured Large Taller Over New Hsven. Dec. '17—(i^—A zens’ Committee to Mr. Truman’s bow to Barkley In watch the birth of her child in an hour and a half. The plane vailing between the Russlana and —The Program turns and Bums two yeara ago in Bralnerd hoe- moted to, Sergeandes dividend of $1A0 a ahare on the was damaged on the fourth land this case was in line with his invi the western powers. Five traffic accidents wefe re capital stock was voted at a Hold Its First Ses Washington, Dec. 17 — (JPi— tation for the vice-president to sit pitaL ing, and was completely uTecked The Russians have taken in meettog of the directots c i the Prodigal followers of the States’ in on all cabinet meetlnga ported to police yesterday as snow The choirs of St. Bridgefi Westport, Dec. 17—(d^-A \Mtge Jurors returned the verdict HarUord, Dec. l7 —(F>-The pro , T. WOOD CO, sion Monday Evening a few minutes later when the wind Rights movement may - find the creasingly severe measures in re SouthOm New England TelepheiM rolled it over and over on the Barkley has made it clear the and ice made highway conditions EXQUISITE HAEGER AND churrit will present a sacred con against Dr. Cert Gi Winquist motion, of two state poUce ser- Welcome m at out for them when cent months to seal off the “green trailer truck hit a tree near the and Bert H. Betters, both Of O . here yesterday. It WHl he pMd hard sand. prosident invited him to plunge dangerous. cert on Sunday evening a t eight geapts to liwtenants and three Jaa. 15 to shareholders of record BtoMlI SL T tl'M M A iwjoiuWeraUon of the plans the Democratic party stages its irno the discussion and did not frontier" across which thousands Post road hero early today and nearby Ironton where Mrs. Much of the original plane was of German refugees fled from ROYAL HAEGER POTTERY troopers to aergeants, os the re Dee. 31. for the Olcott street, school build- annual Jefferson-Jackson Day din mtiroly ask him to come as an At 2:85 p. m. on Florence street o’clqck. burned, killing the driver. Dockter also Uvea. The sro- tor proiwsed for construction this «ved. howevw. Md stored store, a t ners early next 'year. eastern Germany. This illegal im the car of Bennie Kuligowsky of sult of recent merit system c$ara> crated it observer. Following along with the ortgl- atate Policeman 'William roan sued for $20,000, charging wlU be one of th e ,I > a ^ n . O- Orville c«^ Democratic officials'kre said to migration reportedly Included 1110 Tolland turnpike skidded into tnations, was announced by Com Lon This close association between aal plan, this will be tne second Mathews of the Westport barracks invasion of tier privacy be first matters of business to come early In 1928 and sent It to be planning to send invitations as hundreds of Soviet Army desert the parked car of Albert Golflerl missioner Edward J. Hickey last first matters . . . don, expressing despair of getting the two contrasted with tne weeks Visit o v a cause Betters looked on with • before the newly appointed cltl- a sort of Indirect peace gesture to ers. of 78 Florence street. At 4:15 p. pretentation of the choiin.'^Newly said the dead man had been iden night. proper recognition a t home. of no contact which preceded the tified tentatively as Walter Sea- out her consent or approval. MOa’ school committee when it many who strayed somewhat afield Russian Army patrols are m. x t Main and Park streets GIFT NOOK formed about three yean ago, the The new UeutenanU ere LssU4 Tlhe label placed on the plane Democratic National convention plans were to give a sacred con gravea. 42, of Uxbridge. Maas. holds Its first session Monday in the election campaign. last July. kno'wn to have orders to shoot George Maloney of RFD Andover W . WUllams, Jr., of New London, BRAND NEW nlrht. It was learned today. None today gives the Wrights full cred cert each year on CHiristmas week. Papers bearing that name were and WilUam A. Gruber of H art- it, however, for inventing and de In fact, one Democratic official As for what he plans to recom trespassers on sight. backed out of a parking stall into of those concerned who could be who didn’t w ant to be named told Hio male choir consists of twen foimd in the roan's clothing, Evening Classes ford. veloping the first man-carrying mend in his Jan. 5 message in the An Army spokesman said there the passing car of Ernest Holden ty-five voices which arc abided to Mathews said. Now boioa fiitlflhad. WUI decorate to milt purchaacr* reached today cared to remark on a reporter: way of taxes and price controls, of Wapping. lieutenant Gruber who haa been his sUnd, but It Is reported that- machine. apparently had been an accidental t h e the alto and soprano sections to ApparewUy Load Shifted Fort rooai, *2 unflniahed npataira and praviaiora far- “You may be surprised at how Mr. Truman told reporters they’ll crossing of the border and that be A t 4:40 p. ra. a t Foreat street on assigned at a sergeant at the several have privately expressed FLOBIST term the combine choirs. tlio truck, registered in the To Have Holiday many of the so-called Dixiecrats have to wait for the text. But he expected no repercussions from a sharp curve near No. SO, cars of Hartford barracks wUl now be es- ®f *or Harold Turking- isn’t mad a t an3rone. While that and a $1,000 necklace belonging to minds’ of advertised brands and labels that, to them, “Father We Thank Thee." Jmufltt wairants. Class sessions are held Wsterbury hospital from burns rs- Avengers i ^ parade formation. Community Sing at Center Park for organization purposes tonight ton pointed out that while the may not be strictly true of some Mrs. Marian Jordan, better known represent good vglue and high quality. To us, it has been "Jesu Dei Vivl” ...... Verdi Monday and Wednesday evenlnga Meanwhile ‘m huge ring of helicop Russian Shot at 7 p. m. Gov.-mect (Chester Bowles and Washable Board of Directors has been con ters and blimps were to form in a of his followers, the general trend as Molly of Fibber McGee and sound, profitable merchandising to go along with this Combined Choirs from 7 to 9 o’clock. The school Wednesday, Dec. 32 P.-T. Club Holds Telephone Number Lieut.-Gov.-Elect Wllilam T. O r - office is open daily, except Satur sidering the'new schools plans for memorial wreath above the monu among Democratic leaders has Christmas party. Memorial hos Molly. She reported to police that ‘picture in women’s minds* by stacking the advertised "Teach Me to Pray” ...... Jew itt a total of only six weeks, the Board ment. been toward patching up, rather Kills Briton it disappeared from her dressing "Just for Today" ...... Beaver roll together with State Chairman days and holidays, from 8:30 a. m. pital, employes. a t Legion hall. brands they are looking for.” Change Confusing John M. Bailey will addreu the of education has had authority Mark E. Andrews, assistant sec than widening, the party break. room a t the NBC radio studio Male Choir to 4:30 p. m. to receive applica Friday, Dee. 24 Monthly Meet meeting. ^ tions. apd funds with which to achieve retary of the Navy, was listed as For this reason, moat politicians (Continued from Page One) KlddieF Christmas party at 3Arioso" ...... V—V Bach results for over a year and a half. the principal speaker at a lunch here think there is a lot of smoke Votes to Rescind Airport Vote ^Christmas Pastoral";.. Hawkiiis Ttdtyo. Dec. 17—((P)—All ths Democratic senators are expect Registration may also be made iio a t Depot Square. TAKE MORRELL'S The 'monthly meeting of the TUFTWIST ed to name Senator Alfred F. of colds. Rub Ysponub And up to now, he .said, only slight eon following t h e ceremonies. but very little fire in the move British soldier was killed and Sunday, Dec. 26 iS rgan ...... Ari3me M. Garrity time people kept telephoning on any evening that the school ly more than half of the money Keeney street Parent-Teachers Wechsler of Hartford, majority Is In operation. on tlwMt...chest. Melt Shortly after the ceremonies, ment to thump the States Right- eight others captured by Russian Annual Red Men’s Kiddies’ WaUtogford. Dec. 17 — (P)—A READY TO EAT HAMS fThe Holy C ity" ...... Ada^ms Takao' Ozawa and screaming some in mouth, toei originally iwt aside for the new the painting will be flown to era’ heads by denying them Impor troops when they accidentally Christmas party, 2:30 p. m.. Tinker special borough meeting here last *Little Town of Bethlehem" .... Club was held on Tuesday evening ^■Robbers,” “PoUce,” “Help." leader, and Senator Cornelius F. school project has even been put Mulvihlll, of Bridgeport, president Washington and placed with the tant committee assigAments in crossed into the Soviet zone Wed haU. night voted to rescind a vote to ...... Medley a t the Keeney School. , etc. to use. plane that made the first fiight,. lease on Lufberry field airport and Customers who have been buying them fbr *0 Come All Ye Faithful" pro tempore. T. Emmett Claris of Congress. nesday night. Tuesday, Dec. 38 The usual business meeting was Ozawa who lives in a town LOOP RUGS Directors, like the mayor, have the "Kitty Hawk,” at the Snuth- How far the attempts to heal The eight soldiers still are held Junior Country Club Ball. to sell the 45-acre tract for not “Silent Night near Tokyo, kept hanging up. KiUlngly, former representativs is stoted that they have a duty to aonian Institution. less than $25,000. Roger Descomb many years at Pinehurst, *Swear by them.” Male Choir followed by a report on the dance ths likely choice for the $3,500 the party breach will be success by the Russians. Installation; Manchester' Lodge held by the club on December 10. He isn’t in the cops and (Mode By Morrili) protect the public interest insofar Captain John Pugh, the British of Masons. who operated the A and D flying “Andante In G.” ...... Batiste robbers business. But when Senate clerkship. as money and reconunendations ful nsay depend on the reaction to And no wonder. . . they really are a delicious Mrs. Victor Herring, a member of THE GROOM SAID the dvll rights proposals the spokesman, said the men were Friday, Dec. $1 service a t the field, is contesting “Christmas Bells’’ ...... Lemare the calls began keeping him Rep. John P. Cotter of Hartford are odneerned, and that they do O rg a n ...... Arlyne M. Garrity the Ways and Means committee is seen as the choice for minority president repeats in his state of hunting rabbits in the heavily Annual New Year’s party, the validity of the borough’s act ham, and one of the few that are really ’ready gave this report. awake nights, bleary-eyed f f 5 Celom—4 Sizes not intend to be rushed into any Casts Doubt wooded area near the zonal bor- American Legion. ion to rescinding the leasing vote. "O Holy N nght"...... Adams - Ozawa went to the police. leader in the House. decisions by the development of the unioA message to Congress. to eat’. , Try a whole or half small Morrell The rewilts of the dance were Mr. Tniman told his news con David Garrity with Male Choir Police found they unwit pressure now. very gratifying and as a direct Ou Ruuestoue ference yisterday he doesn’t ex Ham tomorrow. . .or have one saved for the "Jesu Bambino” ...... Pietro Yon tingly had taken Ozawa’s tele Dsnmai Full Coneideration . Combined Choirs result, it was voted upon by the phone number for their new pect at this time to send My spe members in attendance to pay for Freezing Weather No director will come out and cial message to Capitol hill on'the -Christmas or New Year’s holidays. ‘Hark The Herald Angels Sing” one when they installed dial Reg. $4.98, 24 X 36 ...... $2.99 charge the education authorities 1 Continued from Page One) Congregation and Choirs a duplicating machine for the telephones. t civil rights question. BChool. The duplicator to be pur with daUylng tacUcs, but several He said he doesn’t think a sep lu Central Area have expressed an opinion that planned to use them for the foun chased has bMn given a two weeks’ arate message will be needed— IN GOOD COMPANY prasMue and rush at this time dation of a new home, He drilled trial by the teachers and is now In that the objectives can be reached iwigbt lead them to believe that holes preparatory to blasting. But Yon will find yourself in “good company” if yon shop Presents Planned their possession and in use. White Man Gets Chicago. Dec. 17—(/Ti— Sub a thaw came before be could get without It. These Include laws to zero and freezing weather hit the Reg. $5.98, 24 X 48 . . . . $3.99 there is a move to “steamroller Mrs. William Harbeson, vice ban sUte poll taxes, curb job diS' for food at Pinehurst. . . H. J. Heinz. . . S. ft W. famous central section of the country through" costs and plans without to town for dynamite and with the fine foods . . . Welch’s new pure jellies . . . Braches life , For Missing Boy president of the State P.TA.. had 29-Year Term proper full oonstderaUon, depend- sqow gone, he found plenty of icriminaUon, make lynching a Fed been scheduled to address the again today. tog to-itebUe impatience and the small atonea for^the construjltloa eral offense and hrit, Jjm Crowlsm. adyertisf^ Cordial Cherries (chocolate covered) Hill’s meeting but was unable to do sK Montana, the Dakotas and Min heed.o< mshool huUdtngs to bolster , But if he doesnT get action. Mr. Brothers or Martinson’s Coffee and many other fine old ^ CUesgo, D«o.!.17r—(g)—There’ll Mrs, Robert M'clntosh'of toe'Rm- rTuscaloosa, Ala., Dec. 17-V(i^— nesota got Hbe-Teal icy^empera.! TYuman said he will ask for it Ite an electric train, model air up ••hany^ demands. As for the runestone. Dr. Holvlk n am ^ ” ; llster Street P.T.A. very kin<^ X white man was convicted a t car tures. The idwx included 17 be Reg. $8.98, 27 x 54 ...... $5.99 planes and a catcher’s glove un Vnth an apparent pulling and tninka three capital letters, in the later. filled in for her. The advantages low at Miles City, Mont.; -11 at The president’s decision against der the C^lhristmas tree this year nal knowledge of an 11-year-old Grand Forks. N. D.; -6 a t Aber Give him one of these hand Plain 14k tugghig on the question of plans message, “AVM”, do not date back of belonging to the P.T.A. were Negro girl and his punishment a special message now on these BOOKING TURKEY ORDERS for 'Johnny Navickas—just In put before the club. The purpose deen, S. D,. and -2 a t ' Interna between various groups, the Build to the 1300s. “I have found no rec case. fixed St 20 years imprisonment by some wedding bands . . . a ing CUnmlttce will have its first ord that *AVM’ was ever wed to topics^ was Interpreted in some and aihis of P.T.A. were also dis tional Falls, Minn. $ 9 .0 0 quarters 'as an indication he Laige 22 to 35 lb. bolklay Native Turkeys a t 78e will otter The ntoe-year-old son of Johfi cussed. As the Keeney Street Club a Clreult court jury here last The freezing weather extended symbol of your everlasting Job cut out for it in the matter of the Scandinavian countries Tn the and Florence Navfckas has been night Reg. $9.98, 30 X 60 $6.99 the best value In Native Fresh Coon. Tarteyo. While 12 te 16 Up 4f^iting which plana will be beat 14th century as an abbreviation of doesn’t want to cuff the southern' Is not yet a -Asso over most of the midwest and into love. Choose from our dis era unduly while his lieutenants Ib. Yeung lawn State (and some native) Hen Turkeys win biliig missing since July 2 when he left ciation, it will be voted upon at Floy Haywood, 40, a painter of the Oklahoma paflhandle and to meet the need and prove most any name or expression," he said 14e a lb. over the large tnrkey-^priee, we know that this la the his grandfather's home and start in an interview. are trying to enlist backing for the next monthly meeting as to nearby Holt, Ala., denied the westward into the Paclflc north tinctive selection of classic other parts of his program. popular size and have placed orders for a large number. The ed for the nearby stockyards "to whether it vrill join the P.T.A. or charge in pleadings but did not west. There has been no criticism Dr. Holvik did not offer a theory way orders are coming In for Pinehnrst tender young Hen Tur see the animals.” treasures. « a Blue, rose, green, grey and gold. Our seventh shipinctit heard regarding the plans for the as to who Inscribed the runestone. remain a separate organization. take the stand. He also was There were several wet spots keys, we ndvise ordering enriy to get yonr size. Policemen, firemen, the Coast charged with rape. *The jury ver on the early morning weather Princeton street school. One translation of it reads: Guard, Boy Scouts, and hundreds Refreshments rounded out the of theae popular rugs for bedrooms, halls, bathroonuL liay Develop Argument “Eight Goths and twenty-two evening. Mrs. William Ahlf, 'Mrs. dict, returned after an hour's de map. Snow fell In the New Eng: Soloils to Get of volunteers have searched in liberation, did not mention the land states and rain was reported ' The one story-versus tax> story Norwegians upon a journey of Shop Pinehurst, All Departmertts vain for a trace of the boy. Nelgh- -Anthony Brewer, and Mrs. Oscar dtoeueeion regarding Olcott discovery from Vinland eastward. Kurtz were the hostesses. They rape Indictment. on the east coast into the Gulf Truman Plans bors'Kave offered a $1,000 reward states. There also was min over •treet’e school may develop Into We had a camp by two akerriea Saturday we will be ready for you at eight a. for his safe return. served from a table appropriately The u arguiqent. Archltf$fla have said (rocky islgnflk) one day's journey decorated for the Christmas sea most of California and tempera On Thanksgiving eve, the sad tures dropped. Los Angeles re the .^ireadoub end story plan north from this stone.' We were (rontlnoed from Pagn Oacf) m. and be here until six. The Meat Depart dened Navickues hurried out and son. Four Episcopal as now piroposed for the site, is as out fishing one day. When we re Mrs. Hildlng Bolin and Mrs. ported a reading of 44 during the Tb.JW.HAUeoi.. bought a turkey—just in case Dewey-Richman Co. night. Light sno^’ fell in economical as any two story plan turned home, we found ten men a bill, the President replied with ment offers many lower prices including their only son would show up the Ernest Chapman will be the host M AN Plirm I COMM* that might be drawn. Several di red with blood and dead. AVM From following day. esses for the January meeting. Curates Ordained Rocky mountains and also in tim Jewelers—Opticians—Silversmiths a grin. Steaks at 85c, large Lamb Legs at 69c and 4 upper Great Lakes region. rectors have questioned this, and save us from evil. Not Asking For Raise Now they're buying Johnny's _____ * members of Uie Board of Ekluca- “Have ten men by the sea to B ut he added that he isn’t ask to 6 lb. Smoked Shoulders at 45c lb. Buy CSirlstmas presents. The Navic- Hartford, Dec. 17—(F)— Four tion, in some cases, are said to look after our vessels fourteen kases also have m daughter, Judy, ing for a pay raise. He said he Political Rivals - young Episcopal curates were or u ve asked details on this claim. day’s jounUney from this island. turned down a raise this year when Anderson's some of your holiday staples each day and be aix. ■ . There seems to be no qrgument Y ear 13«2.’’ he vetoed the Republican-spon dained to the priesthood at Trinity at all CO the question of need for The runestone Is now at the sored tax-cutting bill. But he got sure to come to Pinehurst Saturday for GOOD Clash With Bats church here'yesterday by the Rt the new buUdings, although some, Smithsonian institut'on in Wash the raise—In the form of decreased THINGS TO EAT. Japanese Allow Rev. Frederick G. Budlong, bishop Suggestions For like Representative Sherwood G. ington, D. C. -UUies— when-thp bill was passed Greenhouses Panama. Dec. 17—(J’)-- In at of Connecticut. Mix business with pfeusure in Bowers, have asked if alternatives over his veto. least one Central American nation They are: i to million dollar outlays now Ballplayers' Father Dies When a reporter attempted to Christmas Trees last night the govehiment and op- The Rev. H. Lawrence Whitte- Dad For Xmas might not bo advisable. He has turn to another subject, Mr. Tru posiUon clashed • with baseball more, curate of Trinity chttreh; the p r ^ oasd InvesUgatlon « t possibili Oklahoma City, Dec. 17—(P) — man speeded up his tempo to add Tokyo, Dec. 17—(d»)—The Jap bats instead of rifles and tommy- Rev. Percy L. Urgan,’Jr., of the ty of rebuilding the Uidon school O. L. (Pop) Waner, father of two that he hopes the vice president guns. as one measure. anese government knitted its CThrist Church cathedral staff and % former major baseball players died gets an increase because he de Beautiful Flowers The majority and minority blocs vicar of 8t. Andrew’s church; the There has been, so far, no yesterday. He was 72 years old. serves it. Opening Tomorrow brow today and decided that a Christmas tree "Is a seasonal of the Panama National As.sembiy Rev. O. Sidney Bkrr. Jr., vicar of means advanced other than that Both the sons —Paul and Uoyd The Hoover Commission on •i decoration" to be allowed tn public played a benefit softball game to Grace church, Newington and of a long-term bond issue for the Waner—were at his bedside. Government Reorganization has financing of the school program, Complete The places. raise a Chirstmas fund for the curate of St. Mark’s chUreh, New which now calls for ex^ndlture 0 A couple of days ago, the Bud city’s poor. Britain; and the Rev. John Spear of some $1,500,000, and envisages dhists had beefed about the Yule- The government defeated the of Trinity church. New Haven. iding a totid of $8,000,000 in DIANA’S ISSi tide decorations in some 20 Tokyo opposition by a 19-18 score in The Very Rev. Perex L. Urgan, next few years. r Christmas Picture railway stations. seven innings. There werfe no Sr., dean of the Berkley Divinity rWithin that same time the ex 216 Spruce Street The Buddhists contended the speeches. school a t New Haven, was gospcl- , decorations violated Japan's con St tension of water and sewage dis / — ...... I..... er the service at which his son Full posal facilities, also a critical stitutional ban against official Brakemaa Critically Hurt was ordsined; while the Rev. iyUen item, may run to another million sponsorship of religion. The gov G„ Whittemore, of the Order of DURABILITY doUan, the directors ' have been ernment agreed and ordered the Stamford, Dec. 17—i;P) — John the Holy Cross, West Rark, N. Y„ • SODAS Woedtke, 40, a New Haven rail 1 told, and a “go easy" attitude on decbratlons removed. uncle of the Trinity church vicar, COMFORT their part la apparent But the TYansportatIbn Ministry road brSkeman, was in critical delivered th# sermon. POINSETTIAS reconsidered, decided the decora condition at Stamford hospital to STYLE • SUNDAES tions didn't* involve government day with injuries he suffered yes Advertisement- W e Have The really brilliant Xmas plant that sponsorship of religion hut were terday when he fell from a freight Wright Plane merely s seasonal "manifestation." car. Hospital authorities said he Societies . . . clubs . . . fellow every home should have. Various aiics. . So workmen hauled out the was suffering from fractures of employees . . , have convalescent The ; • SANDWICHES decorations and put them back to the pelvis, jaw and right hip and baskets sent from Pinehurst Gro Welcome Set day. severe facial lacerations. cery,- Inc. Finest (Csntlaiied tram Page One) • HOT COFFEE tboritles had been reluctant to Selection Four Men Killed give him and his brother full credit as discoverers of the prin- o f Christinas Begonias, Cyclamen, Azaleas, • HOT 111 Plane Crash To Builders and Others etpUt of mechanical flight ■etura of ReHo Asked Violets* Kalanchoe, Dish Gardens, Hoiljr We have some very desirable lots FOR SALE, flen- B ut Orville’s papers disclosed Holland CHOCOALATE Greenville, S. C„ Dec. 17—(•4’) - Irally located at resonable prices:— A Scarf To Enhance that bs had asked the science mu and Mistletoe. A C-82 "fljing boxcar" plowed seum of .South Kensington to re into s com field near the Air Sixteen lots one block west of Main Street. Ideal (or THE ARROW DOUkUR tain the relic after his death for Force base here yesterday, killing a small building development. That S u it: [■ deposit In the Smithsonian insti Candy Bars and four men and injuring three. h’l a hondwma, -walt-iaiiorad businam diht. . . tution. WHITE TURKEYS Cut Flowers including Roses, Carnations, GrtenvUle Air Force base offi- Nine lots on Chestnut Street, near Cheney Milk, ripe . Vinson, as chief justice, Is chan From the Bennett Turkey Farm in Wilbraham, Mass., eials said the pilot had reported for a small building project. BONO STREET Until... Boxed Chocolates engine trouble shortiv before the cellor, of the Smlthsaaian. that we have ever seen. Snap Dragons, Pom Poms, Sweet Peas, Russian Kolinsky Scarfs You open tba collar, ond ITt a wonderful tp o tH ahM Vice President-Elect Barkley crash. Lot, oh Forest Street. 80 x 150. WM Of ItOWN ItATSm Place Ypur Order Early for One of These Officials said two of the injured to make the acceptance Gardei^s, Camelias. In That’s fh« magic of the Arrow OOUBlBt—« thirt dwi | men wore thrown clear of the Beesuse it tUunrhIy upholds the Lovely 3 Skin Arrangements President Truman pre- Well Meated Birds Fifty (50) lots west of Broad Street, near the New $ 1 2 - 9 5 you doubts vokto for your money. a message to be read by Newspapers wretdtage and the third was re New England tradition of aolid Par Skin— Plus Tax ...... moved by rescue crews. Names of School Site. Zoned for a one and two-family house. Prices air force aide, CoL Robert B. 10 To 20 Lbs. 20 Lbs. Or Over reliability, the New England Gd for oB the comfort o diirt con gtvo. Sonlerfaod |ok Landry. The British ambassador, CEMETERY WREATHS AND BASKETS , the Injured and dead were with are reasonable, future brighL and Magazines held. made ^operative ahoe ia con- —fhrinkoga ls$a thon 164. $3.95 BIr OBvsr Franks, planned a dis- Four very desirable lots left in Hollywood, located on VBSsIrvi of his country's ralatlona 821® ib. 'T5® u>. aiderrd a iirp ahead by many JMth the Wrights. Notes 91tli Rlrthday Porter and Scarborough Streets. One of the beat ucich' thoroughly Mtufied cuatotnen. Natural Ranch Mink See the ARROW DOUlUR «l ' a . /th e flOO-pound plans was hoisted Featuring borhooda in town. Prices ate below cost to dear. Ctamford. Dec. 17—(J^—Schuy- rot/ CiM cfi nuM m Ition to the North hall of la 4 Skin Arrangements 'JET and Industries building Very Fancy CAPONS lb. 79® A COMPLETE VARIETY OP FLAVORS l*f Merritt, former congressman Industrial land on and near the railroad. Anderson^s cm) retiiad diairman a t the board $ 2 5 - 0 0 f . R hangs from cables as Buainess sites on Main Street and other ssethws. Ptr Skin—Plus T ax ...... ' MUMt to greet visltets Drawn and Ready to Cook—5 ,6 ,7 and 8 Lbs at the Yale A Towne hlanufactur- main entrance. The ing Company, quietly celebrated HOOD'S ICE CREAM his 95th birthday yesterday at his I Bocupisd for many yearn GREENHOUSES & FLOWER SHOP ' A , UndbMgh's "Spirit niatebley road home. Relatives EDWARD J. NOLL CE h o u s e s s o S L. X Wood Locker Plant .vid that the roan for whom the movefl back la 153 ELDR1D(;E STREET TEL. 8486 OPEN DAILt 8 A. itf. TO 10 P. M. Telephone .'ill? Or 5118 e s 7 tN STS NFS t e l , 4824 Merritt parkway was named is en The -IW.IUI.-C COM I r a 8 joying exceptionally good health **We Cut The Earth To Suit Ysur Taste” Sines 1963 rk's" flying ex- fer Ws years. M M C S U m i COMHi . B GIVE M GREEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY/ DECEMBEE 17. 1948 MANCHESSI KR e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1948 M i ^AGE SIX ( List Opening Royal Couple With Royal Prince Judge Alert Today’s Radio W n u —iM * Of Salesroom In Cole Case EMtara Slandartl Tima Final Arguments'Contin 11:60— Manchester Motor ^Idcs WDRC—Hint Hunt: Newa. WTIC—Dance Orchestra. Announces the Event ue in ^ Reinstatement WCCC—Hartford Police Speak; WTHT Gems for Thought; Suh of Film Writer Santa 'Claus Show.l Dance Band. For This Saturday ^ WKNB—News; Modcrnalrea; W’ONS--Dancc Orchestra; News Sketch Book. 13:00— Sautrday will bo a memorable Lob Angeles, Dec. 17— —Fi WTHT—Bandstand: Hall of WTIC—News; Dance Orchestra nal arguments continued today in Frequency .Modulation day in the history of the Manrhe.x- , . XTtr-yi' Pan:e; News, the reinstatement suit of Film w n c —BacksUge Wife. WUIU— I'.M 46..1: H-S.! .MC. tor.,Motor Sales, Ine.. with the m UTIC- Loreneo Jones. W KH.\— F.M 103.7 M t. ooinbination o f the official opening Writer Lester Cole, with IT. 8...... WONS Stoty Time. W THT— FM KMi.* .Mt. ot their new and greatly enlarged i Judge Leon R. Ysnkwlch ready to 4:15— WTIC— FM 4.7.3 .>IC; 0H..7 MC. garage.and salesroom and a show- i pounce "like a cat at a rat hole" WDRC— F.M. WTIC Stella Dallas. ing of the 1949 Oldsmobiles. j upon any mention of the Commu ..1— - * ' ■ A- ■* 4:30^. Same as WDRC. ' After months of planning and nism issue. WDRC—New England Note WFHA - construction work the company book. 4:00 Meet Mi.ss Mason. C61e is suing Mstro-Goldwyn- I .|J has tripled their floor apace for ; 4;45 - Trade Wind.s. , varlouB purposes compared with I Msyer to get bask his 6I,S50*a- WONS-South American Way. .1:00—Evening Centinol. the original garage and sales week ]ob. The studio suspended w n c —Young Wldder Brown. 6:00- -New.s, room. The salesroom, which is the | him In December, 1947, shortly af J-00 6:15— Sports; Weather. focal point o f the new building ter be and nine other Hollywood WDRC—Don Amefchc. 6:30— Supper Serenaderi; News. facing west and the intersection figures were held In contempt of WONS—Adventure Parade. 7:00—Reflections: W'eather. of We^t Center street and Hart Congress. The “ HoUywood ten" WTHT—Challenge of the Yu 7:20—UN News. ford road, is o f a sweeping semi refused to tell the House UnAmer kon. 7:30—The Songsters. circular design with large plate ican Activities committee wheth WTlC—NVhen A Girl Marries. 7:45— Bert and Stoncy. glass windows. To the south of er they were Communist. 6:15— 8:00—concert Mart. the display room are three en Warning GIvan Counael WONS—Superman. / 8:30—Hollywood Open HptTse. trances to the garage where re V\T1C—Portia Faces Life. ^Bsfora the final argumanta be 9:00— News. pair work ia done; on the other gan yesterday. Judga Yankwleb ajBSF e S ' 6:60— I 9:15—Evening Prayen side of the buildliig facing West WDRC—Old Record Shop. warned counsel: WHTH—FM. Center street are two entrances "1 am going to bo like the pro They*f^ ,A Hit— W'ONS—Captain Midnight. > Same as WTHT except 8:45- to the oil and washing stands, verbial cat at the rat bede. I’ll be WTHT—Jack Armstrong. 7:30 p. m., Concert Hour. which are separated from the rest watching every word you say. WTIC—Just Plain Bill. WTIC—FM. of the building. In the rear of the 6:45— Same as WTIC. "The plaintiff would like me to They’re Teriffic! W’DRC—Herb Shrlner and Ray building facing east, there are adopt a latitudlnous attitude and Television three more entrances to the body mond Scott. WNHO—TV. and fender shop. tiy Repreaentative Thomas (Rep. WONS—Tom Ml*. 5:00—Teletunes; Program Res Large Display Room J. Parnell ’Thomas, New Jersey ■ w n c —Front Page Farrell. ume. The interior o f the new sales Republican who la chairman of the Evening 6:00—Small Fry Club. and display room is large enough House committee) for the conduct THE DIMPLE BERET «:00— 6:30— Russ Hodges’ Scoreboard. to show four to five cars at one of the inquiry. WDRC—News. 6:45—Film Shorts. time with appointments that are "O n the other hand, counsel tor WONS—Newa 7:00— Key to the Missing. in keeping with the modem design the studlp would like to try Com Wnrr—Music At SU; sports. 7:30—^Camera Headlines. Mr. Schaller has chosen for his munism as a doctrine and Mr. W n C —News. 7:46— Film Shorts. new show room. The modernistic i Prince Oiarlea Philip Arthur George ot Edtnbargh, England’s royal Cole as a Communist. 22 COLORS' • :1 5 ^ 8:00—Fashloaa on Parade. office of President Robert J. 1 prinre, second in Hne to the British throne, seems oblivions to the " I will do neither. Neither Is in WDRC—Sportscast; *Record-AU 8:30—Film. Bhorts. Schaller occupies the apace direct pride displayed by his parents, the Duke of Bdlnbiirgh and Princess the province of this esse.” BIGGEST SELLING HAT AT $ 1 .9 8 bum. 9:00— Sport Film. ly back of the center of the sales Three Queatione To Be Decided Elizabeth, on the day ot his christening In Boeldngliam palace, Lon MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES W ONS— SM Calendar, 9:05— Wrestling Jamaica Arena. room; the business office la locat After first excusing tl)e jury. w n c —Musical Appetiser: ed at one side of Mr. Bchallcr's don. (AP photo by radio from London).. Yankwich said there are three Weather. « office and sales manager Charles queatims of fact to be decided. Millinery— Second Floor INCORPORATED. StIS— Soldier Hanged Hurlburt’s office is on the other. equipment Is of the very latest de it possibls for foremen and others They are; WONS— Deems Taylor Concert. The repair garage is spacious sign. to know what is going bn all over 1. DidaOoIe’a conduct bring him WTHT—Sereno Oammell; and is fully equipped to do any The entire layout has been so ar the garage at any time. into public acorn and hatred? Weather. t’or Slaying Four and all types o f repairing. One ranged that there Is ample park ' Several new model Oldsmobiles 2. Did it shock and offend the w n c —Professor Andre Schen- noticeable feature o f the garage is ing space for cars around the en will be on display'starting Satur public? R ob ert / . Schaller^ President the large amount o f window open ker. Tokyo, Dec. 17—(5^— A 32-year- tire building with easy access to day morning from 9 o'clock to 9 3. Did It injure the studio? S:«S— ings which provide a maximum of all departments. Inside the build p. m.; Sunday from 12 noon to 9 The atudio contends Cole violat r* COM I WDRC—Lowell 1%omas. old Alabama soldier was hanged daylight for working purposes. today for the hammer slayinga of ing a communication system that p. m., and aU next week from 9 ed the “ public morals’’ clause of M M t m m w k coMN^ WTHT—Santa Claus, The Body and Fender Shop is four Japanese. ties in all departments will make a. m. to 9 p. m. his contract w n c —Three Star Extra. separated from the garage, and It was the first hanging of a this in turn has a special separate WDRC— Beulah. member of the American Arm y of room for painting work which la V WONS—Fulton Lewla, Jr. occupation in Japan. The man, ventilated by a large high power WTHT—News; Caatlaa in the Pvt Stratman Armlstead, a Ne exhaust fan. Air. gro of Thomaavllle, Ala., was con The Service Department faces w n c —Supper Club. victed of bludgeoning a Japanese West Center stregt and la entirely father and tyvo sons and a girl to separated from other parts of the TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY TO ANNOUNCE 7 :1 » - WOIVa— Tello-Taat. death near Tokohan^ O ct 26, building and has a lift for greasing WfDRC-Jack Smith Show. 1947. and washing and the oU and grease W n O —Newa. An Eighth Army court martial also convicted him of beating Advertisement— NEW FUTURAMICS ! three other Japanese and stealing * For a picture- of sheer delight WTDRC—Club Fifteen. a watch. The death sentence was WONS—Henry I. Taylor. there Is nothing to compare with confirmed by President IVuman the splendor of Pinehurst fruit WTHT—Lone Ranger. Nov. 16. w nO —Taakee Tams. baskets. « THE OPENING t:«S — WDRO—Edward R. Muirow. WONS—Sports.... i a v WTTC—AlbuoL'Sf tfc* J'fegk, S.-**- WDRO—Jack Canon Show. W : T.‘ GRANT CO.' THEIR- NEWLY ENLARGED SALESROOM AND GARAGE WTHT—Fat Man. WONS—Great Scents from Buy» Out Surplus Toy Stofks Of Oraat Plays. i w n c —Band of America. S 4 » — WfDRC—Mr. Ace and Jane. , SOLID BRASS WONS—Leava It to the Girls. WTHT—This la Tour FBL MINIATURE DOLL HOUSE AND KNICKNACK SETS COMBINED WITH THE SHOWING OF w n c —Jimmy Durants Show. S:65— Out They Go Closeout W ONS— Hy Gardner, t i t a — $1*00 Value WDRC—Drama. At Cost Price W ONS—Gabriel HaatUr. WTHT—Break the Bank, Tour Choice O f 6 Sets w n c —Eddie Cantor Show. 9:1 5 — 7-Pe, Vtreplsce Set WONS—Newt. 7-Pe. Kitchen Set 9:60— THE 1949 WONS— Toun for a Song: 7- PO. U v in f Room Set Nawa. 8 - Pe. Dining Room Set WTHT— Kherilf; RoQ CUL w n c —Rad Skelton. 13-Pc. Breekfsst Nook Set 19.’99— 10-Pc. Decanter Set Solid Brass Cross WfDRC—Playhouse. * and Candlestick Set WONS—Meet the Press. WrTriT—Boxing. w n c—Ufa of Riley. 19:S9— ) C set FUTURAMIC Ic set J. - WfDRC—Spotlight Rarlaw. WONS—Memory Tima. WTHT—All American Sports An Ideal Xmas Gift In A Lovely G ift Box P a st. f w n c —BiU Siam . With The New Rocket Engine! 19145— w n c —Pro and Con. U i9 5 — Nawa on all atatlona. I l i l 5 — WnORC—World Tonight WONS—Moat tha Band. “V W THT— JTop Haael. w n c —NaWra. SATURDAY as/L^^ aS SUNDAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Ire oMt HySre-Melk Drive ilend- orS eq«rf|>Mirt ea 6ertM ’T A * Johnson .oprienel et exire ceS ea *74,0 DECEMBER 1 8 -1 9 - 2 0 -2 1 -2 2 - 23 And Anderson Sunday,Dec.l9tl2 Noonto9 p,m. Other Days 9 a, m, to 9 p, m. PAINTING AND D e c o r a t i n g Interior and Estcrior Work OldsmobiU rolls forward Into *49—with an All-Futuramic lino-^ 225 Hiffbtand St. Tel. «»I2 You Are Cordially Invited To Attend! May We Count On Seeing You A t MOOak'St Tcl.A914 Only 500 boxes. So come early for a good selection. now "76,” a now "98,” and a rovolutionary now "Rockot” Engino They’re hm! They're newI^Thiy'reboth Futura/nie! new, high-compresaion, valve-in-bead eight that Gift Specials Two sparkling new OldsmobUes.'.. roUing forward actually gives you mors power oo less gaaoliDsI Notice into ’49. L'pi>cr left, the Futursmic "7 6 ” . . . with Combined with G M Hydrs-Matie Drive, tha Lace Trimmed Slips Meu*s Shirts FishcFs newest body, panoramic vision, plus s "Rocket’s” performance is ao im oot^ silent, andi Zoning Board of Appeals WEST Satin or crepe In white, pink, Snowy white "NORWOODS’’. tl remarkable new "Big Six” Engine. And out in spirited, you’tv got to a y it (0 befiem iff Yoor OUa- A swell gift for only la accordance with the require hi 110 aaeaaeeaaveeseeeeeeeaae frwit, s newly styled Futursmic "9 8 ” . . . with • mobile dealer invites you to inspect the new ments of the soning regulations of the Town of Manchester, the Zon- that revolutionary new '’ROCKET"* Engine Futuramics — examine the new "R ocket” — $ 1 . 9 8 $ 1 . 9 8 you’ ve heard so much about. It’s a completely experience "I f c # Now IhriUl" H IR I IT ISI OI / -I 4*^ .. ' Is s MANCHESTER E V E ^ G HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1948 ^ .. , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17; 194t plemcntcd. If neceeenry, by othter sprays and insecticides Is drab. that this occurred at a spot where bSr 8. niAA wseka'Sftw ' A ' S fb t i a city seiver wras defective. with Shires. - ISX to 132 over the oppoalUon o f field a mile and a half north of tha ^rsnolioo menne o f nodal protection. routine, news. Grand Jury iiiniri;ratrr Rockville Pay Respects ■ M iy . Beatsla .Man French Premier , Qen. Cbarlea do Gaulle's French main runway and burst into flamW Uofible to Lo4»te ui^ay niiJit was foond In the The latest sclcntlflc report on "Everyone hno the right to The members o f the Red Men A atats’B wltn8Bs:at ths hsar- Elmploxers Are Advised People's rally, which sought to do- Control towar operators* at tha Jungle Monday and d M ToeeAy. Earning 8^raU> form aad to Join trade unions for DDT is that, while killing some will meet this evening at 7:30 p.m. Ing, Dr. P. A. Rofsra. who said feat the government plan. field bad Just talkad tqr radio with Shred' of Evidence Given Case hs treated Erwin aft4|y, the flglit, Shaken in Fall rastJSBiiD n TB> the protection of hi# Interests.” flies, it also breeds a new and Girol Program to go to the Burke Funeral Home H w do QaulUsts, tad by thq gen- tha pilot, who was preparing for to pay their respects to William referred to drrhosis :i .I; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., f KiUAX, DJ1.U&MJ8EK if, W4B MAIsrCHESTfiR EV^NiNG HERALD, MANXHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1948 f j m Kentucky Ooneh Adolph Rupp and To Ask Congress Drop Efforts MOFFfMGDAirt m tw of the plsyers mOvsd in, Santa Claus’ Aide Here Favor Change Church Holds PupfIs o f Hollister School roCMUSTMJkS Wildcats Top Rupp was strudi a couple of Yankees’ Joe DiMaggito Labor Groups To Extend His Activities Obituary B ow ling glaiMlng blows before police and To Tighten Laws For Recount Crusader Five usban citarod the floor and guid Frank Campanelll, 47 Wad 111 Contracts business Meet Entertain Their Parents Y Leagne Cheney Women*# A. ed the bsntSerfierS to their dress Runs-Batted-In Cham^ Likely to Go dell road, who for the l^st Covering Spying Bryant Chapman (9) TnbalntlRg (1) ing room. three years has played Santa Reed ...... 88 85 —173 O’brien ...... 81 67 ------148 It was the fifth consecutive Funem b A panorama of Christmas Card a Dance of the Dolls by tho girls Board of ElecHon Can* Mahoney Kentucky Prevails by Chicago. Dec. \t- (P) — News Claus for the children of em Connecticut Hospitals Second Congregational Brown ...... 82 98—180 88 72 86—246 victory for Kentucky which next New j Varied Ways ployees of the Pioneer Para (Continued from Page One) scenes was presented by the pupils and the Parade of the Wooden vassers Still Believe L u c a s...... 117 108 97—322 Boulals .., 80 82 76—238 51 to 4 8 Count as playa St. John’s in Madison Square York’s Joe Dt Mogglo watched chute Company, will extend his Herbert L.'Fortune Discusses Investments Soldiers by the bojrs. Burr ...... 100 94 76-.J70 W (»lr.,..,. 82 78 82—242 Garden Saturday night. W o n ’s Ted WilUama cop the i Hoot yean'UM er Approve Renegotiation Funeral services for Herbert L. of the Hollieter School Tuesday Mrs. Ethel Anderson’s pupUa Fa\Tc “.. . (GmtlMMA tn m On«) activities this Yuletidc season B. Sayre, former assistant secre and Wednesday evenings at the De Discrepancies in Vote Nictaola ...... 113 102 101—816 125 98 8 5 - 3M Jones, Groaa Star Holy Croon, which suffered its 194^m crican League batting and —New York, 26. With Blue Cross tary of state and Hiss' one-time Fortune of St. John street were Of Various Funds ^ sang "Here Comes Santa Claua" Skoog ...... 100 111—211 CUrpenter 79— 79 first Boston Garden defeat in two when he travels to the Tolland cember P.T.A. meeting. There was _J __ fugging crowns, but tbe Yankee Feweat aasiats by pa** club, railroad *roupa aa well aa Green. County Home for children on boss, to be a wltnosa Monda\ or held at two o’clock yesterday aft and "Jolly Old St. Nicholas." yearn, will go to tbe Sugar Bowl ernoon at the Holmes Funeral a total of approximately 1.000 | ^^at of chlK Hartford, Dec. 17—(if)—Aaaart- Total . . . . 456 Boston. Dec. IT—(O —Thore'a But the CIO chieftain Ignored John Christmas Eve.' New Haven, Dec.- 17. fJP)— Tuesday. At a apecial business meeting of parenta and friends In attendance.! J i„_. - Totals ...... 500 489 483 1472 307 408 1261 in New Orleans after Christmas rme-batted-tn title with a bog of j Moot consect^tlvo guman nt Assigned Representative Mc Home, 400 Main street. the Second Congregational Church, up their stockings. iag that they atm belitvad tkera blaariiOater Motor Soles (8) Yam (3) no doubt that any basketball Uam 1 . LewU, bla former friend and On Christmas day, Campa- Connecticut hospitals have ap- Tuesday night the first, second ‘ which defeaU Kentucky's Nation and oould draw Kentucky again In one-time boas In both the United Dowell (R-Pa) to go to New York Rev. Leland O. Hunt, minister Inc., called by the business com- Even Santa Claus canie in at this wera dlserapancica in the Novem T an n er...... 108 93 91—292 Bracken . . . . 71 72 83-226 the Bound Robin play. nclli will visit children at the prot'cd a plan for renegotiation of and third grade children showed point. Keeney . ■ e • a #. 82 al collegiate champions wtu have M a i i i a u c S '- •” Mine Workers and the CIO. Lewis Blue Cross contracts on a basis of as a one-man sub-committee and of the Second Congregational { mittee for last evening, favorable their, "pictures.” A dialogue be ber election vote count, the Board Brogan ...... I l l 128 110—S8S 93 95—270 The OuM dert' first game there besides— aararding------tha WilUama Manchester Memorial hospital, The final scene was of father Lee . . . . • • • a 78 75 to be a top of the bottle aggrega Moet oonaecutive second waa In on the AFU-CIO conference "He was so pleased with the costs rather than charges, it was i question other witnesses about church officiated and burial w as' action was taken concerning the tween a mother and daughters of Bloction Canvaiaera has never* Mazzoli ...... 116 115 136—367 76—229 is schedul‘d against St. Louis Uni slugging championship with a .615 of Miy, 1947 as a member, of the announced today bv Hirani Sihlcv.' Hiss’ activities back in the 1930s. j in family lot in Spring Grove; investment and reinvestment of and mother looking out the win McCurry ...... I l l 188 13J1—884 Waddell ■ •e a 8$ 80 03—257 tion, specially when the WUdeaU chances without error — Ooerr. ser^ce of the hospital to his selecting appropriate cards for dow at Santa Claus from tho thcIeM abandoned effort# to con * «dv«ntag* ovtr you from tho Blue Graaa region have versity Dec. 29. On the next day percentage and Dl Maggio hla sec 414. AFL'a Peace committee but .since •• • ■' - - - ’ Kept its furious feud going with ; Hartford. The bearers 'certain / „ endowment , . / « funds • nr of >hathe Low S c o r e ...... 82 86 76—243 Schubert e « a e 28 113 86—297 ond RBI diadem, also countad oat daughter-in-law. who recently executive director of the Con-, ------n—-n ------, friends and relatives preceded each poem, “The Night Before Christ duct a recount. • such operativoa as Wah Wah they win play either Kentucky or Fesrest second-base errors, sea then be has withdrawn from the! gave birth to Campanelll's first ncctlcut Hospital asaociatlon. 1 President Truman and the Justice church. scene. Katherine Ryan, grade 6. Doo. Four Tulane. 43 major ahd langua reoorda brok AFL and is Independent again. Milton Hanson wss elected mod mas,’’ which was recited by tho In announcing the derision yaa- T#9t are bottor th an tw o a t Total . . . . 409 433 487 1279 Jones. Alex Gross qnd Ralph son—Stirnwelee. New York. Oro. grandchild, that he asked per Both the hospitals and the mod-; department. -Mr. Tniman isn’t j ""d Robert took the part of the mother, and Totals ...... 528 669 654 1641 Beard. en or tied last season. The mine leader opposed Presl- | ■ ical care society favor changing I rlmnging a bit hi* stand that the Melendj and Thomas Fortune, erator and Mrs. James H. Wright boys and girls in Miss Mary Mar terday the ail-RepubUcan board atooking tima! Moriarty Brothers (1) Hlrhest terond-base fleliflitg per- mission to be allowed to visit tha daughters were Peggy Volrath | g^Vet Thompson’s fourth grade. Velvet General (4) Tho WUdeaU took Holy Oona V latennediate League WUUnuuk whose, 369 average centage. season—Stinireiaa. JN 0 dent Truman in the recent cam- the children on Christmas. the schedule of Blue Cross pav- Committee spy case is a “ red served as secretary in. the absence and Irene La Polls, grade 5. gave for iU reaoon the impooaibll- Newcomb ...... 106 119 92—817 topped the individual batting. 8n- palgh, but set the coal diggers of the church clerk, Barbara Baich. Both nights, between scenes, ity of obtaining a court derision Ollari ...... 91 91 93—275 51-48 laat night aa tbe great Jonas Feweat caught staaling baaas by ■'Throughout the year, Cam- ments to the hospital from the' herring." That’s what he told a Children trimming the tree was Vlttner ...... 118 99 107—824 iabed 17 percentage points ahead working for repeal of the Taft- A representative group of the the audience song Christmas car;. - on Its right to conduct a recount H. LadtapeUe . . 92 101 108—301 Chuter ...... 71 73 83—227 and tbe okiltful Groaa ocored more St. John# (52) one club, season—Boston. 17. panelli has been saving items (charge principle which often has news conference late yesterday, the opening picture which first ols led by W a ^ n Wood, muaio" Johnson . . . 77 of Dl Moggto’a .598 in the slug Hartley act. little relation to the actual cost o f! Committee members jeered ;-t church members attended. before the new Legislature con- Walckowskl ___ 142 125 107—370 87 86—250 poinU in tbe first half than did B F Fewest etolen bases by leagiit. given to him by the» Tober About Town graders under the direction of Miss inatrustor for ihe -seventh and Urges Helping Karany . . . . 87 tha entire Holy Croat five. ging compUaUons, but waa third ceaaon—363. Changes Favored the service. ' that, especially since a New York Ralph Rockwell, chairman of Ella Healy presented with songs \’tnea Jan. B. R. LaCffiapelle ...0 5 121 101—317 75 80—242 Rubacha. rf ...... o 0 Morse said that after the Taft- Baseball company, Ka-Klar eighth, grades. Misa Sylvia Claflln Accornero . . 91 100 104—295 The first 20 minuU aoaslon and- Liak. rf ...... 0 0 In RBTa with 127, twenty-eight Most conseentive veara leading Proposed, . ______changes...... will not.. .. affect...... grand...... jury ______Indicted Hlsa on a A candlelight cantata, "O Li tile the committee on revision 6f the' and verses...... Mrs. Thelma.. Wood- ...... Tb filalm Report On lU m behind Joltin’ Joe. The Yankee Hartley act is repealed and the Cloth Toy company, and the accompanied on the piano. White the board haa abandoned ed with tho Kentuckians ahead 27- Johnson, If ...... s 0 In bases on balls—WUHnms. Boa* Kage Toy company. He has the contracts Blue Cross has with 1 perjury charge o Rockwell ----- 78 70 65—213 four of them sad tbe other Sduthargill. Ig ...... 2 ^ 0 of hitting Into the moat double Moet bases on balls by Icngue In that a new grand ju rj' will go more evening, December 24 at seven when a special meeting will be | g^yiy wrapped gifts as they were “auch comment aa we determine (Soodrich ... . 96 105 116—317 Low Man . . . . 71 plays, 25. 2 A ban on certain " secondary Claus' hardest workers in this called for the purpose, and for [ touched by the wand of the Christ- 73 80—234 a tap-in. “ J ^ - a season—5230. boycotts." These usually are Have Separate Contracts deeply into the cSse. It was set up ( o’clock the Sunday school concert appropriate." Aid Watchmakers area. Approval of 30 Connecticut hos- after the other jur>- expired at will be in charge of Miss Marian th transaction of any other busi- ; mas fairy. Carol Johnson, Radio Berlin Wbetber the Incoming Leglala- ’Touts ...... 558 620 498 1676 Curiously the Chuasders. who Ty>tsla ...... 25 2 82 It waa Dl Maggio’s best season Moot bases on balls hv oaPdMb strikes or union actions brought Total . . . . . 411 410 380 1301 were playing their second major at belting across tallies ainee his in a sessoit—Boeton. 888. a g ^ s t an employer because of a , pitals was roported to______Sibley^ ...... thi.s ’ midnight.. „ Wcdne.sday. lay. , Janes and Miss Ethel Hewitt ness prior to the annual meet- ; The fourth card w.is a' scene of tura would take any action on Washington, Dec. 17— Rep- Don 741111# (0) Indiana (87) wcclt------following------action by their Representative Mundt (R-SD). Ing of tho church in mid-January, j carolers singing to two childrcii aueb a report waa problematical. Cargo . . . .103 100 106—309 opponent In 48 hours, started off B F PU high of 167 in 1937 and surpassed .Aimwlcnn l.eaffnr third party. On Air Again resenUUve Patterson (R-Conn.) Cravat (4) with froeslng Uctlcs. All the boll Ooptland. rf ...... by 30 his previous league leading 3. A requirement that mem- waa not sorry she did it—I did n o t, Boai-ds of Trustees. Such action acting committee chairman, has j C^ldrcn of Center Congrega- An ^ditional sum for church | in a window. This group was from With the Democrats controlling McGuire .. ..108 92 — 200 Mora .. . . . 81 90 8 1 17 Most consecutive errorf^as .said the man is a civilian employe | tional church school from the kin- music during the coming year was ; the second grade, taught by Miss appealed today to the Connecticut 83—254 holding maneuver did wan annoy Tierney, V ...... 0 0 0 best of 185 in 1941. Although l>ert of a closed or,union shop be include that," replied tjie former' necessary, Sibley explained, the Senate and the Repubitcana Kompanik A7 — 97 Moorhouae . . 77 82 87—246 games at shortstop—Joost, PhPa- Miami policeman, who now is an i each hospital has a sepa- of the Army at its Aberdeen (Md.) j dergarten through the sixtlt grade voted beyond the amount appro- Allcne Backus. Third grade pupils (Continued from Page One) tha Houae It appeared doubtful Development commission to help H. Barton !! 93 100 116—809 Wright ...... 78 most of the packed 13,909 fans— Thornton, If ...... 1 0 2 handleapped by an ailing heel, Di de’nhls. 42. protected in their right to vote 92 76—248 Jobnaon. c ...... against the union leadership with agent with the U. S. Army’s crira- J Cross. Proving ground hut Is temporarily I will hive their Christmas parties pnated at the annual budget meet- under Miss M.-iry Young sang that any concertM action would be find employment for about 2,000 O’Bright . ..118 97 10.5—315 Bartok .: • • e * 105 126 the limit allowed by fire law to at ___2 1 5 Maggio staged a brilliant run-pro Most consecutive erroriees j Ing in November. , about Good King Wencesias as he the Russian commander in Ber- 99—330 tend a Garden event Patch, rg ...... 1 duction comeback from 1947 when out threat of expulsion from the inal investigation division Notification of the hospitals’ de- on leave because of Illness. The tomorrow afternoon from , ______2:30._ to taken on the alleged dlacrepanciea, watchmakers in the Walerbury Sarpola .. 142 123—265 Hoffner . . . 79 75 122- 376 1 3 chances et Shortstop—Jooet 226. ' 4:15. A program of games and mo- _____ posed in the I •*"> protested the Freilfch action. 100— 100 The Kentuckians certainly Robinson, Ig ...... 3 0 6 he batted in only 97 and his 1946 union-'Or loss of their jobs. Ch^dlerChandler also testified that a®uT^XdTf , Yesterday d" ^ ^ to ^ Blue Proving ground te.sta. weapons and 4:15, A program of games and mo- and an attendant the details of which It waa Indicat area. Lalley . . • Moat games a t ohortstop In life . ... equipmeriit. ' tion----- pictures’ ‘ is being arranged by I picture frame. S.nnta Claus was In'i *1** declared the djuamlting was. ed, uiU be part of the report. weren’t bothered. The Cnioaders Hilton, ig ...... 1 2 4 lo V of 95. Those two seasons were unicA members can work in plants second pistol turned tip mystcri-, consider the proposal w d ” tx- i tJCoiiii President In a letter to Commission (^ air Total . . . . . 420 465 460 1354 time—Appl'nx. Chicago, 2,667. which have closed shop or union The man ia described as an au the teachers of the different de- the picture for the six card and i and arbitrary" and said Need to Overhaul ^ w a man Willard B. Rogers, Patterson Totals ...... 514 531 1695 Yarn :o) did draw a foul shot and ^ b Cbu- the only ones In his 10-y«ar major Most aaoista In a game et third ously in the Ybarbo bedroom when pected to r e c o m ^ d in feren ces ' Ihority on such things as rockets. ’ partments...... shop contracts. Mrs. Ybarbo returned there “to ^ to iron out details merences XT' • • CJ 1 ■ the third graders of Mrs. Janice I 1*® satisfied with cxplana- The board alco Intimated tbat it said: Chambers (3) Swords . ----- 68 86 62—216 sy sank I t But Immediately after Totals ....1 8 5 S t league career Di Maggio fell be beae—Apphng, Kettaer, CSaveland. bombing tables and projectiles in K iw ailis speaker I Fitzgerald’s“ class ;lass sang “Jolly“Jollv Old that ^l*®the tu'vcrs menaced air would point out to the Legialature Hllinskl ...... 96 146 122—864 SaJmond e e p # 09 74 Gross drove in and sank a layup Score at half time 14-10 S t low 100 RBTs. 10. get some clothes*’ the day after j ______general, but not anyone with a \ a ‘ cf -....4 .....I lift plancs. "I wish to invoke your assist 80—223 the bhooting. Miss Helen Berggren. well St. NlcholaA" The final card was I P’S"®?; „ tb# need of ovartaaullng laws to ance in behalf of approximately 2,; Chambers ...... 134 96 119—349 Boulais . . . . . 74 89 85—348 two pointer. Jobna. WlUiams. whose RBI activity Most putouta by outfielder, sea fancy title or salary. known contralto, who has been in n . iu . T . 1 nianger scene presented by Mias ADN, the .Soviet-licensed news provide a guide for future Boards Wennergren ....1 5 8 122 114—394 McChiidsn e e e • 83 89 Three times after that tbe game suffered when he was slowed by son—D. Di Maggio. Boston, SOS. Murder Case Other Investigators had testified G lllls llO t D c O th Whittaker Chambci's, wlio haa agency, denounced the demolition 000 skilled workers who are avail 110—282 Minneapolis for several years Preri-; Sylvia Clafin’a pupils of the first of Canvaaoera. Saslela ...... 1J4 m 117-342 Patten . . •••• 80 77 101—264 waa Ues. 3-3, 5-5 and 15-15. Only St. Bridgets (25) injury in July, again draw the Most chances accepted by out that no pistol was found in a * testified that he was a courier for j as an "act of vandalistic destruc able for employment in the Water- Pta. secretary to Rev Thorsten ^ A. j Connee-, grade. The, class sang in a grotip Abandonment of the attempt to bury area through nO fault of their Kovls ...... 101 123 90—314 once waa Holy Cross ahead, when B r moat bases on balls. 126—thlrty- fielder. season-D i Maggio, Bos Recess Taken thorough search of the apartment a Red spy ring before splitting Gustafson, at the Augustana Ucut, will be the guest speaker ^ and Tommy DeMaatro sang a solo, tion brought (about) by reaction Shea, rf ...... e • e e 2 1 5 a few hours before Mrs. Ybarbo ary circles.” reriieck some election returns cul own. Total . ___ 380 415 438 1233 Frank Oftriqg dunked a basket to elx fewer than pitchers fed him in ton. 316. Starts Probe with the Communists in 1938, ap Lutheran Synod office, is home Monday at the weekly noon din- “Awav In a Manger.” make the score 14-13 and Cousy Frechette, rf ...... 0 0 0 1947. returned, accompanied by Chand The demolition climaxed a long minated a dispute which began Aseenibllng 8wls# Watches ToUls ...... 6 0 3 598 .562 1763 Most runs by both clubs one to parently supplied the man’s name for the Christmas holiday and will ner-mcetlng of the Kiwanis Club 'Wednesdav’s Program lmn)ediately after tbe Democratic B. O. Weaving (0) added a free throw to make It 15- Thlffault, if .... ___3 0 6 Third top slugger waa New ning—Boaton-Phlladeiphia. 16. (Conttnaed from Page Om ) ler. to the committee as something of- at the Hotel Sheridan. The speak- Fourth, fifth 'and sixth grade four-power dispute over radio “The United States Time cor (Continued from Page One) sing at the 5:30 a. m. Julotta. victory in the state elections. The Martineau .. 71 _ 93—164 13. Michaels, if .... e e • • 0 0 0 York's Tbmmy Henrich with a Oonaecutive defeats by one club Chandler said he say Mrs. Ybar an afterthought. er has been secured by Stuert JL. (hildren provided the entertain- Berlin. poration haa seen fit to curtail op 2 assault by her husband. They will Christmas morning at Emanuel Board ot Canvassers, consisting of Merenino e e • 48 69 68—185 But in less than three minutes Blais, c ...... ___1 0 .554 percentage, while Cleveland’s —Washington. 16. bo stand close to a wardrobe and Ch.ambers named Hiss as among ' Lutheran church. Wasley, a graduate of the univer-1 ment on Wednesday evening, fol- The .station’s studio la located erations at this time and devote Armed Forces ...... 0 0 demand acquittal. feited $15,000 bond each In nm- in the British sector. the Secretary of State Frances Bauer . . . e e a 85 86 82—253 the teams wera tied at 15-15 and Yoat, c 0 Joe Gordon waa fourth in RBI’s Moot cenaecutive Inning ahutoutf place her handbag on a shelf. ning out on their convictioh of a Ills sources of secret documents he ' sity. ; lowing a welcome to parents and i the greater portion of Its facilities Chetelat . . . . 76 86 73—235 Jonea tipped in a rebound after 14 HlUery, rg ...... ___4 0 8 Weldon H. Chandler, 197 North “I became suspicious.” he testi Burke Redick, Comptroller Fred R. with 124. by one club—Cleveland, 47. murder conspiracy in the unsolved says were sneaked from govern- I The Songster_ Brigade of the J o t Elder will furnish the at- friend's by Mrsl Allan TsyTor, i Zriler and Treasurer Joseph A. to ^ e assembly and encasement Gain Strength Pails ...... 67 82 ------149 minutes of play to regain the lead Rpeilman, rg ...... 0 0 0 west 64th street, Miami, Fla., said fied. “and asked ‘What are you ment offices, copied so the Infor- tendance prize. Members are re- j (president of the P.T.A. ) priq^aiida over the of Swiss watches. This drastic Rcfl(>ctlng the league’s improve Moat players used by both club# he took a “vountary” statement sla}nng of State Senator Warren Salvation Army will hold a special airwaves since 1945. Adorno, Republicans obtained a Slahtaeky e ae -- 31 ------81 for Kentucky which never yielded Paris. Ig ...... 0 0 0 ment in batting, 10 players last in one game—Detrolt-St Loulo, ST. doing?’ ” G. Hooper. niation on them could be turned rehearsal tonight at eight o’clock | "Winded to bring a gift for the Tol A mother, played by Shirley change In procedure necessitated Haponik . . . . --- — 68— 68 Barbick, Ig ...... 0 4 4 from Mrs. Ybarbo describing the over to the Reds, and then put Meantime the future brightened court order Impounding the voting Washington. Dec. 17—(/P*— The season batted acroes 100 or mbro Then, he said, ‘'she...hurriedly Hooper waa kiUed in an ambush at the citadel. In preparation for land County Home children. Warren, grade 'VI. and daughter. maehtnea so that the totals would the cessation of employment of September 21 ehootlng. picked up her handbag and step back. Sue, played by Marilyn HewUt, toilay for German newspapers ' in about two-thirds of the working armed forces picked up. 15.258 men In the finiTntlhutes of play Holy runs, against only one, Williams, Twentv-four per cent of Ameri prior to his appearance as a wit- the 7:30 Sunday evening service. | remain untouched pending a poa- Total .. . . . 347 404 384 1135 Croea reduced tbe margin from 51- ToUla ...... 1 0 5 25 in 1947. can land is forested. •TDld you Include In that written ped back. ncs.Texas 89—254 ot the dramatics. ments it says an expert has identi Cheney Brothers to Frank Han Dickens, to .Accompany a picture Expiring enllstmenU, mean Jones had been ruled out tbe ViUanova pla>*era who have 414 chancea at second bOM with There was no explanation of the William H. Pollard. Officers of the son, Frederick M. and Edith F. this ^ e n the Board of Canvasaers game and was sitting on Me bench Esso Stolion Lieutenant Krause said that fied as in Hiss’ handwriting. Utlcd, ’iFezziwlgs Ball." Card of Thanks while, out Air Force strength al Total .. . . . 412 398 381 1101 faced Army teams for tha past out an error. Another second sack- significance of the second pistol or The committee has been saying lodge will conduct the ceremonies Lcadbetter, property at Hackma “Fairest Lord Jesus” and “Si certified the vote. New Haven, Dec. 17—(>P)—The at the time. firo seasons regard tha current er. New York George Strinwelas Prices Slashed where it came from. Mitchell and Carter described Net- at the funeral home. We wish to thank all of our neigh- most 1,000, from 410,237 on Nov. Pioneer (4) 110 Omter Si, all along it wanted tb question tack and South Main streets. lent Night" was sung by Mrs. Detailed Information about the Yale University Summer School of 1 to 409,300 at the end of the Tyler . . . . 97 101 92—200 Jones resented it and moved to West Point aggregation as the set a major record #rith the fewest Previous witnesses had testified zel’s acttoiis as those of an appar bon. friend* and rrlatlvr* for the alleg^ diacrepancles was never ward the fan who began punching. ently panic-stricken man who Sayre. But now Mundt has sent Benjamin T. Avery to Lillian B. Hurl’s sikth grade with a most mi.ny acts of klndne** and sympathy Alcohol Studies announced today month, Including 7,477 new men. Petronis . . . ; 84 76 93—253 hardest-hitting of alL errors at the poeition. Sv«. Again that the gun taken from Mrs. him a radiogram askli^ that he St. John’s Athletic aub will Farrant, property on Walker appropriate card . showing choir shown u* In our recent bercerement. mad4, public. , It will bold a seMlon next summer Carlson . . . . I l l 107 Ybarbo-was one she- hept In her they. believed at first • was only hold meetings tonight at the ------L / 97-315 an AotoMobilcs for Sale 4 Bnainess Services Offered 1.1 Pulntluf—Piporing 21 Articles fw Sale 45 Ho— ehoid Goods 51 R o o m s Without Board 59 1989 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. ACXKPTINO All jobs. Attica and PAPEIRING. Inside polnttog, ceil 8398 $298 $298 FURNISHED Room for riaL (3en- Im Host to West Hartford in League cellara cleaned. Haul anything. ings whitened, floors sanded and ACXX)RDION for sole. Price 8125. tlemon proferred. Refereaeca. SEDAN Reoaonable ratea. Tel. 3712. Bob rofiniahed. Eeti mates now being JUST PlNlSHiD. : .s * New motor, new radio and COU SSM. A-Lr-B-E-R-T-S Phoae 2-0342. \ ^ ‘I f ' Tucker. givOn on outside painting for Hove right in. New 4 room atx-round eghlWtioa at tha Ar lakay win maka a battor sbowins , heater. Very g«M>d transpor next spring and summer. Call OFFIC* FURNTIURE for solo. "CONNECTICUT’S LARGEST Joe Louis Claims mory hero last night . agaiaBt Cbarica than Joe BakfT' tation at low cost. RADIO need fixing? Have It re- Gilbert Fickett. 4208. Dishes, chairs and long ma FURNTTURB ORGANIZATION” ROOM FOR geatlemon. 37 Brato- single, hot water, heat, «lt Grid Leagues "Pat la a dangaroua fallow,'* did laet week. • oaired by experts. Pick-up aerv- hogany display table, meUl shelf ord Place, second floor. burner. Philadelphia Giants Red and W hite Gagers Comiskey Tough Louis said. "Ha’s not aftaid to "One of Ooniskey’s main faulto 1948 CHEVROLET 4-DR. ice. guaranteed work. Seta check INTERIOR nd exterior painting, cabinet. Lyons metOl work trade punches with anyone, and I _ i I saw It In our two exhibitions' Lost and Foond ed in the home. Cai radioe a paperhanging. Free eril males. benches and three drawer work FAMOUS FOR OVER 38 PLEASANT Furniahed room to SEDAN YEARS FOR THEIR SENSA Seek Truce I think that hail maka a goad Blow was that Ms punches are too long." specialty. Manchester Rod I o Wallpaper sold. Raymond Flake. tables. Acs Woolen CO., Buckland. renL with gMngt. Gentleoien ARTHUR KNOPLA. iRcaltoP Paterson, N. J„ Dec. 17—Vt)— ing against Baaard Charles when 1 think that It he shortens them LOST Black wallat coatolning Reconditionefd by factory Service, 73 Birch street. Phone Phone 2-9237. ' TIONAL VALUES. BACKED BV preferred. Tel. 2-1884. After Third Victory Another name was added today to Uicy ^ h t in Claveland on Jan. 16, aum of money in or near Library. methods. Very clean. See us 2-0640. THE CONFIDENCE OF THEIR Play Guards Sunday somewhat he’ll be conalderaMy ------' 876 Main Streat what is rapidly becoming an al- Pve ncommendad to Iju ry At mere effective.” Reword. COU 7469. ______about this one. GILBERT Electric train, trans •raOUSANDS OF SATISFIED Newsman Oaims AAC \ (X’STOMERS Bosinen lAtcations mMt endless Hat of contenders for kina (Clevaland proinotor) thM Loula said he may atart trail OIL STOVES cleaned tnsUlied. Repalrinc 23 former and track. Phone 5998. Telephone 6440 Or 5938 Joe Louis’ heavyweight champion the two be alghtod for the fight” LOST — Blue neckloea, vidaity Washing machines, vacuums rit- "PROUDLY PRESENTS” For Rent 64 Will Fold With 49ers, | Scholastic Rivals Meet ing for hia June defense of the: Pearl and Main. Sentimental CARPENTERS, two. wish axtra Master Showman, Sugar ship. Louis added that he aeaa "No heavyweight tltte around-May 1 In See Batch For Bargains paired, lawn mowera. hono and GOLF EqulpmcnL CToll evenings AS A. PRE-HOLIDAY VALUE “Selling Manchester Real Giants^ Trickster value only. Reyord. Tel. 3-2189. work week-ends. Attic rooms, MODERNIZED Store. 16x21. suit Browns Joining N.F.L. | At Armory; Leo Day Hiis time it’s Pat Oomlskey, who reason why Oomikkey ahouM Apt Pompton Lakce, N. J. power. sharpened. ropalreH after 6:30 p. m. McKeever, 81 Estate Since 1921” Odrick and Little Local Sport saw* filed. Friendly Fixlt Shop garages. porches. recreation Seaman Circle. able for sbow'Toom. office or before the war, waa toutad aa become one of the top coataadera Louis picked up a check w FOU N D;-U ttle gray kitten, to BALCH-PONTIAC. Inc. rooms, cabinets, roofs etc. We THE NEW 194H “HONYMOON” trurkshop. with full basement Expected to Again In June.” ' Phone 4777. 3 ROOMS OF FUR.\nURE Jackie Childs Stars Cleveland, Dec. 17 —OP)—R e -' logical contender for the title. about 18,200 for hla efforts. A vicinity' of Lenox and JDurkto wUl do anything. Reasonable PIANO ACCORDION. 80 base, Fluorescent Hghting, linoleum i The Comiskey name came direct Joe made the aomewhat surpris crowd of 8,12i paid a gross YRIDAT« DEOTIBER IT, 1848 VA.VCHESTte HinENlNG HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMUTt 17, 19IS rO U R T E E T ^ manr^^atpr lEti^nino ifgralb ■ ±t.‘ SrmmpUoiia Dessert eged poundcake aad at; ve wUh Swivel Wheels, Stall Horn. . holiday Highway Warning aUced bs^iSMs and egra: lel saucs \ Toset ellcoe of leftover pack- > for a acruitaptioua dMeert. FKNDER New Boons to Mass,Flying c a i c . . ( SoHaiiiW nnil na«R. By NKA Servles Ahopea that la addition to provid Washington — (NBA) — Two ing aafe, almoat foolproof landings Fair Christmas valuable aids to mass flying which without danger o f gro'undloopa, ■ ■ ■ the caatar-ty^ landing gear may the Civil Aeronautics Administra eventually cut the coat of large t.W ' tion has devaloped aftar long ex airporta aa much as 50 per cent A New Set Of perimentation are now being pro by cutting down the number of Model Gon, 1 duced. on the aviation market, the runws3r% now neceasaiy. C A A haa announced. Replacement wheeR that awivel Planes, Boots ^ One la the caater-type landing are now being manufactured for SEAT COVERS gear, which makes landings poa- ■even tjrpes o f aircraft, although Balsa, Tools, - aible even when runwa}ra do not no planiM are aa yet being manu F O R y o i : r c a r tece directly into the wind. The factured with th« new-type gear second la . an automatic stall- aa original equipment. Accessories warning device which tells a pi The atall warning la a vane on A ll lot when hla plane is in danger the leading* edge of the wing, $19.95 Sets $10 o f a apln. which sets off a hom and a r^ The caster-type landing gear, light on the instrument panel to Hobby Shoppe which swivels like the wheels' on warn the pilot hts plane is ap 6 Griswold St. an office chair, was perfected proaching a stall. A plane staUa A ll $55.00 Seis — $25 32.1.1 O pon 10-7 some time ago for small planes, when its angle of climb becomes and now has proved equally prac too great for its speed. Innumer tical on aircraft as large as the able crashes have residted from DC-8. I t permits a plane to turn spins caused by stalls. All $75.00 Sets - $35 Its nose Into a croaa-wlnd and still “There two projects are a twin I f roll along the ground' in the di attack on the two biggest obsta \\K HAVE .MOST SIZES !N STOCK rection of the runway. cles to extensive personal flying,"' IV, Johnson's CAA, which received a $150,000 according to D. W. Rentzel, ad- CHKV. FORD. PLYMOUTH. Poultry Form appropriation to perfect the Idea, minUtrator o f CAA. OLDS, PONTI.YC. PACKARD. HUDSON. Bl K'hS. D0IK;E. DESOTO. .MERCURY Freah Dreaacd Chickena. W-a ■ atant over the next 30 years, we Friday night and SatBrday. HMs amaaM baa eolNded wHh a porbol track on a highway near Trenton, N. J. Twenty-two of the pae- COUPES. SEDANS. COACHES a shall have no uranium left; for, Freah quick frozen poul So They Say- eengera, Indnding an expectant mother, were InJOred. Note the eondiUon of the track at left. (NEA tde- unlike petroleum, there ia UtUe try. any time. likelihood of extending our urani p M o ). We are gding to reverse our um reserve by large dlacoverlqa. Order Capons Now for' stand from being “against” things —Dr. Eugene Ayres, research Divorces Film Actor ed yeeterday after hIs mother-in John Ford, alleged Walker treated Christma.s. chemist. Gulf Research and De BRUNNER’S, Inc. to being “for” them’. Our phrase land testifled he told her “ You take her cruelly and , they separated 847 .Middle Turnpike. West “we are unalterably opposed to" is velopment Company. .158 EAST CENTER STREET her, I don’t want her,’’ referring ft\-e weeks after their wedding laat MA.N'CHKSTER Near Hockaq,um River AL ou t I Lroa Angeles, Dec. 17—WV-Film to Ida 25-year-oId bride. Barbara Atig. 14. She was awarded the de- —Earl Bunting, managing direc To practice freedom and make Actor Robert Walker waa divorc Ford, daui^ter of Film Director cree. y Love Lane Phone 2-(Ni65 BaBy Sweaters tor, National Association of Man it work we must cherish the in dividual, we must provide him the Sizes 1, 2, S. Pastel colors, pink, ufacturers. Ski Suits' opportunities for reward and im blue and yellow. Wcxa ski suits woven to Msurs pro I f the Word “ N egro" could p s press upoii him the responsibiliUes tection sgslnst snow, wind and nln. kept out of the press and off &e a free man bears to the society a The fsbrto la waterproofed with air for 10 years, we would make which he lives. srldex. F u t oclor and .prc-ahrunk $1.98 to $3.98 great progress down here, which — Gen. Onuir N. Bradley. l^nvjr,,green. 13 to 30* • - < r would meet the approval of the rest o f the .nation. Our flrat line of defense Is still You1l Please Him Most With Regal Gifts! Be brij^t about the weather in a gleaming satin twill the United Nations. . • * —Gov.,,Millard F. Caldwell of raincoat processed with NORANE, the durable lyater Florida, calling on newspaper Sen. Ra'ymond E. Baldwin (R ) 1.^ Baby Shawl and repelleht. Splashed with couturier coat lines . . . New publishers to fight racial and re o f Connecticut. full skirt, belted waistline, damorons detachable hodd*. ligious prejudice. ( K « t What have I done? I start this O irriaii^Ri prettr yeu*U be tempted to wear if tvhen there in ^ E z M d r I don’t know if it’s so great to thing (the giveaway radio ahow) ^ hint of a raindrop. In seal black, greih s' ESQUIRE As pink, white, b l ^ live to bp 100, but I feel R'a a and now it’s sapping me in the V A N HEUSEN nh n trsted) Ski 'I^nts great accompliahment to be men face. tally sound at 100. —Ralph Edwards, originator of N a v y an^. hlack, brown, $2.98-$3.98 "Truth or Consequences,” orignal SOCKS grey gabaMine, Mp pock —Mrs. Amelia Marie Prdpper of New York, on her 100th birthday. radio stunt ahow. WHITE ets. Slse )0 to ap. C olon and patterns v.f' I f overy business head In this dreamed up by the hot- SHIRTS eountry will aay “yea” oftener NEW eet stylinta in Am er BOOKS, than he says “no” to the develop ica. ’They wear longer, Beautifully tailored of it m ment of novel, arresting and ex too. citing new things, we can view the laboratory tested, aanfor- Wool, greap, navy, 12 to Ined broadcloth, with low- future with confidence, knowing 30. For Boys and Girls I ■etting fComfort Con that the economic basis for..,a tour) collar. Action tail- R higher living standard actually ex BIKES 1 5 5 c and All Silk Scarfs Little Golden Book ....‘ .23c each ists in this country. 11 ored throughout. Tug- S proof Pearl buttona. R In aU over prlnta. — Robert L. Huffins, Jr., president, Giant Golden Book ... .81.30 each Burlington Mills Corp. * A 75c [ W o n d e r Books...... 39c each Fivi naa To know and to study art is to SUMRB $ 1 .9 8 each key up observation, to stimulate 100 PU RE; W OOL i Illustrated Favorite Inquiry. ;ARGYLE $1.00 I $3.50 T a l e s ...... $1.00 each —Joaef Bakos, noIed artist, rec VSWBPBIBBBiw L iaM»miiHvxmHiiiiH»)»jmMnieanaii ommends teaching art to young Illustrated Romney Gay military men. Wool Scarfs B o o k ...... oOc 4^: A Vice President Is a man who io iid VIRGIN RED SH IELD Dog Stories By Terhune out he is no longer with the or PIATURINO tha •rand-Niw 00 ^^!£!^£j3^!mSS^^SBSSLm $ 1 .9 8 each F o r B o y s ...... $1.00 ganization. —Radio Oomedian Fred Allen. Svpar-SirfG raOTiaO-iOOC*! WCX)L StoriiM O f 5 Little Peppers . . .75c • Straple$9 EvetUng I f you love your neighbor then TM wnu RAVI 1 PAJAAAAS ever theis new ^ B r tm ie r e Nancy Drew Stories ...... 75c you must try to save him from the aggressor. We shall have no beauties with N V In white, beautiful set. Sizes 32, B o o k D ep t. ‘‘ • peace while there are 100,(M)0.000 new features xvy,— ROBES O F FINE 84, 86. : * people in eastern Europe lirtng from stem to I ’ '' Main Floor-Rfir; under an appalling tyranny. stern'. Best of Nicely tailored robea in — Dr, A. S. Duncan-Jonea, dean of solid Maroon or Navy. ' " f? V / ; : BROADCLOTH all the new PROTECTO-LOCK • Chichester, Church o f England. Sizes, .Small Medium and $2.^ that lets Junior lock his Columbia Ijirge. Sizes BL C. D ’ • ' i " '■■■ ^ If the rate of production (for bike as safely as Dad locks his carl' ■// \ Vi n e New Cfititham , making atomic bombs) is coa- A fine Corbin-Westfield lock is HANDBAGS built Into the frame head, giving theft-protection by direct l^ in g $12.95 I $2.98 ‘WOOLS^E’ BLANKETS Genuine leathers, plastic, bolt ^ great strength. In locked 100% Virgin Wool calfs. fsUle or broadcloth. B ritish - pqsitien front fork and wheel lock Handhaga In top hahdie at an onglo ntaking riding -•.^1 , gtjdea.- : M any. w i % glpper . ^ , American Club impossible. ' ^jeamnartm^L. \ $12.50 — ^ T fTininfBiM aawwmGBawwi tJUWWGM t.J.'t-' ; i U SKOM IW fT COVMAM^______72 X 90 BINGO These fine new bikes are so nemly 1 lOO^i VIRG IN W CX>L Ton w ill agree that this $2-^8'to$7-95 theft-preof we con arrange fire HEAVY * I Is a beautiful blanket, not ond theft covetoge for one yeor, only In the seven gor Tomorrow for only $1. Como in and leoj EXTRA HEAVY * geous colors Includ- them toooyi WHITE white but in the soft, fine resilient wool that Children’s Handbags — ■ ■ •----A ^ - H - S . ■ 1 ^ - JAC has been chosen for maxi Night •nt as all n«a pr SuMrfc. TIppm |t«r SHAKER mum warmth and wear. - IN Other 100% Wool $1.00 and $1.98 SHIRTS SWEATERS C h ath am and K en w ood Bill's Tire B lan kets ORANGE 3 Pocket Button Style Boantifiil W affle Weava Ideal for skating. Made '89.95 to 817.95 Repair Shop of fine virgin wool. HALL 160 Spmee Street - Sizes 36 to 46. $7.98 Chenille • Starting Time 7:45 Tel. 2-0659 jp l* 0 *90wn# Glovest#d Mittens GIRL SCOUT and I 4 Pocket Zipper Front • Bedspreads - A^ yyool M itt^i^l.O O and J81.25 pr. $7.98- $9.95 * RAYON CREPE with Ball Fringe BROWIE GIFTS M G lo v e d . .81.69 ta 82.00 pr. < ' V' “It’s sesy wkse yes keew Whot*M Mssdsd’* la ew m w a F i Uniforms, berets, belts, ties, aocks, green socks, Wool Lined Gloves 85.98 and 86.98 pr. I fnchanting Syl-O-Gown white wool. Brownie tmiforms, caps, socka, sewing i f witk'talf-rwifisd yoke. kit, handkerchiefs, bracelets, lockets, address books. mmmmtmtmmt tmmmsiwuwmmmMiitmMmmmmm* $13.98 Writing paper, beauty boxes, whistles, rings, puraes, Fur Lined Gloves...... 85<98 pr. fsHty hemline dvtl ruffle book marks, mesa kits, knives, ruck sacks, cotton and flttad,midriff. A Iwautlful new pattern In aoUd cardigans— green, hand books. Fabric G lo v e s ^ ....81.50 to 82.98 pr.| Slim 34-40.^ eolor or all white. Large pom-pon hair fringe. Capeskin Dress Gloves ...... 8 3 .9 8 pr.- GABARDINE FU R LIN ED I 7. Other Chenille Bedspreads i $5.98 ^ 87.98 to 819.95 S P O R T [ GLOVES pyREX • 's*7n Warm, fully lined SH IR TS I gloves of fine leathers. REFRIGERATOR I In Black and Bros-n. Electrical I K Sizes 8 to 10. 8 Maroon, Tan, Green, Grey B AND OVEN SET unnecessary repair billsl ; F X Gifte S Hair Dryer ...... 816.95 Santa In Toyland t e a ^ amipnMnt ia availaUa . . . where the . Electric Coffee rt|M teeb are aravMad. and the mechanien $4.95 $4.95 Makers . ,810.95 to 817.95 2:30 To 5 P. M. and 7 To 8:30 P. M. KNOW ila apcratlen perfeetly. M wU) aave yen I time MONEY! H a n d V a c ...... 824.95 and C O N* f' I I M Heating Pads ...... 8$>00 ■mneaeanwasaN W affle Irons STORE OPEN SOLIMENE & FLAGG, Inc. 811.95 to 824.95 V a n it y 634 CENTER s t r e e t TE L. 8101 Auto:, Toasters Vnlil 9 P. M. >/ K 815.95 to 822.50 FOR COOKING, FOR SERVING, Sweepers G. E. Steaaa Irons 817.95 MEN'S SHOPS -G^E. Light W aifht . ARO: FOR STORfNG dodoe • PlVmOUTH Iro n s ...... 811.95 d o d g e 9 0 ? m a i n S T R E E T - WELDON BUILDING $8^45 The JW H A I^ COM Job Rated TRUCKS Electrical Dept.^Ba8ement 2Vs times as strong AS iorefinary glasi! - M aM CM isrui C o m u < t • 7TT • V-'. ' ■ : '*.'•■■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAT, DECEMBER 17, 1948 i JfAGB SlAlTSEIf cd States cbmmander-ln-chlef o£ of the cucumber family, is be CnaHOower Hint I salted water for about a half hour whole rather than separated into uled for observaUon in this coun threea They wear bells on their lieved to be a native of tropical before uelng eo as to draw out fiowrerets be sure to put it into the try is that of June 30, 1854. The ankles and carry handkerchiefs or, the state militia? *MiUion Dollar’ Cast Cats Record CauBfiower ahould be soeksd la {any laaacta. It the head is left water to seak head down. »mnr sticks. A—The president is command Africa, from whence it was car last total eclipse of the sun visible er-in-chief of the Army and Navy ried to India, sourthem Europe T h e in this country was that of July of the United States at all times, and southwestern Asia. It appears OevevMKU. 8, 1845. Q—Is it necessary tp cn»ploy a I'S and A * ! Ippryer to get a patent? and of the militia of the several to have been introduced Into China Q—How did the Dutch elm dis A—The law does not require states only when called into the as early AS the 10th century A. D o c to r' ease get Its name? that an Inventor must obtain the actual service of the United Q—Wluit ta the meaning o< toe A—Dutch elm disease, now kill services of a lawyer In order to States. expression. •*meke the welkin ing many American elms, is so get a patent, but the preparation Says: named because it was first de of an application for a patent is . Q—When did the 18th century '^’jLlwelkin meens ^ «ky or scribed by Dutch scientists.] But very complicated and requires the end? 1 ir u L Turnpike Auto Body Works the vault of heaven. The mean- it Is as plenUful in other countries services of one trained In this A—The 18th century ended with ♦a Birthmark SnperatltloiM Hava tag of the phrase therefore would as it is in the Netherlands. practice. December 31, 1800. All the year 0 ■ No ScteatUle Baala Uliatever he* to Imply a noise that would 1800 was Included In the 18th cen EQUIPPED AND STAFFED TO SERVE YOU INSURF seem to reach to the sky. Q—What Is the origin of the Q—What is the longest verse in tury. The 20th century began % H By Rdwta P. Jordaa, M.D. morris dance? the Bible? H . Writtaa for NBA Ser\ice B R O T H B lt^ Q—BOW did rabhlU and eggs with January 1, 1801. (M l MeSlNNCV A—Its origin is not definitely A—^The longest verse in the ## f t become associated with Easter ? Malformations of the akin, call- i Seal ■eiBla known but it was undoubtedly Bible is Esther 8:8. It consists of Q—Of what country la the wa ■J4- ^a ed birthmarka, are usually ao The Best For Less' 888 MAIM or. _Easter is a Chrlatlanlxation ritualistic. It is primarily a tap 80 words. of the pagan festival welconalng termelon native? small, covered with hair, or placed dance, done in formation, - by six A—The watermelon, a member the coming of spring. Ancient persons facing each other in Q—Is the president of the Uni- in such an inconaplcuotu part of CivUlxatlons regarded rabblU and the body that they do not cause ecffs as symbols of a new birth any concern. Occasionally, large All Kinds of Automotive R^airing and adopted them to symbolise ones appear on the face or some WINDOW resurrection. HUDSON SAtlS BURN fotjder—For Him—For The Home oUier conspicuous part of the body where they seriously mar the Q—Are acorns edible? NTHR.ACITE- Stars of the MMropoUtan Opera and the popular music worM oomMiied farces to make a recording of CAULKING A_The kernel of the nuts of looks. "I'm Just Wild About Harry” for presentation to President Tmmnn. I t wna one of the first rceor' Satisfaction Guaranteed some species of oaks Is edible. The The superstition that birth made In New York after the Hftlng of the PetrUlo recording bnn. lAft to right: (standing) Otadya RcaaoaaU* Rates Call marks come because of an unfor Swarthout, Lawrence Tibbett, Jna Peerce, Leonard Warren, Fran Warren. Tommy Doiwey. Petr# Como, Indians and even the early white A New H u d a o n 6 or 8 China - Aluminum' tunate Incident occurring to the Maachtstcr 59S6 setUers used the oak acorM COAL Dorothy Kirsten, Cloe Elmo, Thoikms Hayward (sea ted), Marilyn Cotlow and Pianist Jack Priest. mother during pregnancy Is en- i for food. During the World War Crystal • Brass < tlrely false. For example, birth' ■ !' all the seeds produced by the oaks or a CERTIFIED U ie d Car marks are sometimes attributed come pregnant without the Fallo- throughout Continental Europe to a fright of the mother. All such pian tubes? ’ and Breat Britain were used as Here vou net WHAT foU WANT, with or without a trade-in, and NO Pottery -> Leather ideas have no scientific basis Answer: No. j food by man. EXTRA GADGETS. whatever. Birthmark Types Question: Will a cream hear re — ,Q_now many presidents of the Class - Copper mover cause a blood clot or vari United abates married while they Just call 2-9442 for a demonstration. Many birthmarks arc made up pf numerous tiny blood cose veins? AMERICAN WOOLEN were In office? You’ll like the comfort of this power-packed new Hudson. Wood - Costume sels in the skin. Some are level Answer: 1 do not know of any. A—Three. Qtovor Cleveland reason why a cream hair remover 100% ALL WOOL married for the first Ume while You’ll agree, with the purface of the skin but m en sc SSHOP9 Jewelry have a dark purplish color which could cause either varicose veins • „ MAIM arvrvv president of the United S ta ^ ; or a blood clot. Woodrow Wilson and John Tyler gives them the common name of MMCNISICMOWa PLAID "This Time lt*s Hudson" for sKotr oeonomy port wine mark. Some birth- married for a second time while marks made up of blood vessels Question What is the cause of office. Open Monday and Thursday Evenings and M\ Day Saturday YOU CAN’T BEAT IT Gift Wrapped Without Charge are raised above the skin level I ■■ constant burning pain in the < JA C SHIRTS and are soft and spongy. These i stomach . Q—What determines the width Answer: This can come from and height of ships In the United are called strawberry marks. This for o worm homo type may occur anywhere, but 1s an ulcer, from an Irritable bowel, SlMs 8 to 18 in red and SUtes Navy? ■ , ^ particularly common around the or from some other condition of black. Mack and white, blue A—The width U determln^ by YOU CAN BET ON IT lips or tongue. Another common the internal organs. X-rays and and black and green and the Panama Canal and the height variety of birthmark made up of other teats .should be taken to de black plalda. by that of the Brooklyn Bridge. blood vessels is irregularly shaped termine the exact cause. for eCmpIcto defoils and slightly raised. It is called a Q—What does "von" mean In \ WILLTON'S GIFT shop ^ spider nevus because of the re German names? • __ fhoni;’ *7.95 A—In German famUy names 968 MAIN STltEET, TELEPHONE 2-4011 semblance to this insect. i WITH THE ACCENT, ON Thtr* It no ebliqtiion, «nd The proper treatment for a | BROILERS AND "von" was originally merely a birthmark depends on the loca- ; preposition literally meaning of IT WILL SAVE YOU MONET Open Saturday Thru tion, the size, and the particular ^ ROASTERS Zipper Jacket of aame 100% or from. It corresponds to '^ran variety of the defect. Many moles YOUNG WARM STYLING! wool material in multipla in Dutch and "d” In French Auiherind detltr Thursday Until 9 P. M. can be removed by local treat Dressed, cleaned and Washed. plalda. names. ^ iTV-.-rO co« ment, including surgery, viuious Wrapped in cellophane and held In deep freeze tor year con * Q_Do rattlesnakes shod their types of electric cautery, freezing WILLS ST. (IBID088HY tOOriOH) TIL. G. E. Willis and with carbon doxidc snow. X-rays venience. No waiting. 6 0 or radium and certain chemical J Delivery In Manchester *9.95 A—Rattlesnaken do shed their agents. fangs, but when the functional Son, Inc. Friday Evenings I JU N IO R S Main Street Tel. .112.1 There are various ways of treat ones are removed by force or are ing port wine nevus or birth / naturally shed, one of the rudl* marks, all aimed at closing off the H. A. FRINK I SLACKS mentary pairs Immediately de» Mood vessels, so that blood ceases Sullivan*'Ave. Wapping ALL WOOL selop and functlbn In dhbir place. to fiow through. Carbon dioxide TeL Man. 7158 After 4 P. M. S Wool Coverta and Tweeda. Sizea snow may be used for .the small 5 '6 to 12. REVERSIBLE Q—For whom were the Plains ones. These birthmsrks require BRUXTON PREP of Abraham named? delicate handling, however, as A—Tha helghta near Quebec there is some danger of leaving an ‘4 $3.98 and $4.98 WARM-UP known as the Plains of A br^am abnormal akin after the port wine took their name from Abraham birthmark has been destroyed. SHIRTS ICartln, a Canadian pioneer who Radium treatment ia also effective JACKETS a pUot on the St. ^w rence in some cases. There is also a Tha boy’a ahirt that "Hta vRlver. ____ _ PLEASE NOTE! new type of treatment with what Y I better" because It’a made bet Knit collar, cuff and walat. is called the Grenz ray. The same ter. White or coloied. 4 pocketa—anap buttons. ( Q_How did toe country of Ven- kinds of treatment can be consid ■- esuela receive Its name? ered for the strawberry mark, or When Minute* ‘ A_Columbus discovered Vene- the spider nevus. Sizes 6 to 1 2 ...... $2.29 ' Buela on his third voyage in 1408, When treatment does not yield Count *9.95 .and for reasons of his own a sub- good results, the affected area Have jrenr docter ■Sizes 12Vi to 15 ..$269 > sequent 8p a ^ explorer gave the often can /be covered with some rsountry Ittmune, meaning "Uttle WINDSTORM INSURANCE phn^ Wr preeet^ wf. preparation which looks like the ,'Venice." normal skin. la 'Wtfidea*# over oav'1>ri- (SECTION OF EXTENDED COVERAGE NO. 4 Mete: Dr. Jordan Is unable to vata prafeasloBa) wtra for i O—What Is the oldest branch of answer individual questions from ImiBodlata delivery to the armed service of the United ON FIRE POUCIES) readers. However, each day he Tonr homa, States. , MdU answer one of the most fre A—Tbs Marine Corpe, author- quently asked questions in his col 'tasd by an Act of the Continental umn. Congress, November 10, IW . m - WELDON'S COTTON 'tedatlag toe Dedhuratlon of Inde- The Doctor Answers 801 MAIN STREET ndence, and the organlxatlon of PREP TROUSERS NOW By Edwin P. Jordan, M.D. IVecds and Coverta In walat FLANNEL ee regi^r Navy. Question: Is it possible to be- alzea 25 to 32. Q—What la the attitude of the $5.98 up Soviet Union with regard to co- SHIRTS r •tociitloii 7 JUNIOR HOCKMEYER BRUXTON r r~A_oe-education was universal WRITTEN IN TWO FORMS:- *la the early days of the Soviet TWEEDUROY SLACKS ''Union; recently It has been In Brown and gray Tweeduroy in *2.98-*3.29 creasingly abolished. sizes 6 to 12. PAJAA\AS $5.98 Plalda and plain colora, Q—How is the governor of (1) FULL COVERAGE Roomy, full cut pa fitses 6 to 18. Puerto Itlco selected? GENUINE HOCKMEYER jamas made by the fa A—^The governor will be chosen mous Bruxton shirt Minimum Annual Premium ...... S.’i.OO CORDUROY SLACKS makers. In cotton or by free elMtion this fall for the BroU’iis and blues. SizM 8 to 12. first time since the island became flannel. a United States possession. From $4.98 1800 to 1848 the governor was ap HpCKMEYER pointed by the President. (2) $50 DEDUCTIBLE TWEEDUROY SLACKS Q—Do scorpions commit sui Browns and'grays. Waist sizes *2.98 and cide. At a smaller premium', same as now exists in 25 to 32. A—The belief that scorpions $6.98 commit suicide by stinging them Collision Insurance on Auto policies. *3.95 selves to death when tortured CORDUROY AND TWILL has no scientific foundation. The BREECHES...... $4.98 poison of the scorpion has no effect Buttoned at . the ankles, rein on the Individual itself or on oth forced knees and scat. Sizes 8 ers ^ the same spedea to 18. EXAMPLES: f Q—When will the next total eclipse of the sun be visible in the FULL COVERAGE . . $5,000 risk Mind Reading United States? (A) A—^Tbe next totnl eclipse sched- Cost for 3 years, $20.00 BOYS' SKI r.. . but you don't luve to be a' still scraping away with ah o w aiFFSES mind reader to know that every fashioned shaver,* BOYS’ BOOTS Frigidoire (B) ^50 Deductible—$3,000 risk man on your shopping list Give him a Reihington an3 ! T a w ! Cost for 3 years-$7.50. You pay would like to find one of these he'll be sure you’ve read his' AUTOMATIC new Remington Electric Shav mind. Because a clean, fast;, MAINE GUIDE *10.98 th e first $50 of ea c h loss. ers under his tree on Christmas casy-on-the-faceihave-a Rem^ " w a s h e r WELKINS Morning. ington shave—is something he’l! COATS Come on in and let us show wanted for years! FOR CHILDREN you a Remington. It's a luxuri-^ See our selection of Reming^^ Water repellent twill outer ahell BOYS’ ous gift and a practical one, too tons from $17.50. AC-DC. All, that reverses Into an all wool AND BOYS MANCHESTER ASSOCIATION How to got through at Christmas tfaiMB —especially for the rngn who's beautifully gift packagfd., ' plaid. Detachable hood. HI-CUT Warm, wool sUpparS Boys’ Sizes 6, 8, 10 with aipper closing; SHOES Sponge rubber aolea. So why not call your faraway frlesda and relo Because of die big bulge in telephone traffic *14.98 Black or Brown A new high In dip OF INSURANCE AGENTS on ChrUtmu Eve and Christmas Day, your tivea on Sunday, December 26, the day after per comfort. f gtU to distant points may encounter aome de Christmas? Then you’ll enjoy faster asrvics RAYMOND P. JEWELL Juniors 12 to 20 - 4i Live water action CLARENCE H. ANDERSON lay. We*ye got lou more equipment this year and you’ll get the benefit of the bargain long *8.98 *2.98 and every circuit and switchboard will be in • No bolting down distance rates which are in effe^ all day on *16.98 - *25.00 lOHNiUXEN ARTHUR A. KNOFLA service. But there still won’t be enough to take Sundays! • Top loading JOHN H. LAPPEN care of everyone. ^ • See a demonstration EDGAR H. CLARKE I HERBERT J. McKINNEY CECIL W. ENGLAND ALDO PAGANI THI SOUTHIRN NEW INOIAND COMPANY EVA M. GOODCHILD TELEPHONE U N S N a KEMP’S EARLE ROHAN 7 j g s 4 i "Owned and operated ty and for Connecticut people since 1882. CHILDREN'S AND BOVS’ EDWARD J. ROLL ROBERT H. SMITH A l l G ift Purchases Inc. LEATHER MITTENS 78S Main Street* JOHN L. JENNEY STUART J. WASLEY Attraeiively Boxed iMENSCJ JY S S H O P ^ TeL5680 •87 MAIN aY uerp ! -11.19 MAN€NCSrai.CONNe > Frigidairc In Mandieatcr STATE BARBER SHOP Advertise in The Hernid— I* Psys • 10 BISSELL STREET t '3fi':;«i|rOfir 8i Yenaa _ ^ ^ ^ r . ■ \ \ ! V' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1948 PAGE Nflill PAGE EIGHTEEN «w*. long shots, and not so strong de streaa the offense, and usually One*Hand Push Shot fensively. Pacific coast teams are have a more natural group of long IFe, The Women | noted for their defense. But in- distance shots, which o f course Comollo Says ^ -G I Mechs Stay Home Now; Military Still Uncommon teraectlonal games have demon pays M in the final analysis." C/ie# ... In The East strated that eastern and coast Wainlngton State recently Good eatinc Is an art 2000 years old and Epieums B f Bath MUIett named Its new plant the J. Fred MANCHESTER teams are about equal in all- N B A staff W riter Planes Come To Them For Overhauling Bohler Memorial GymnSslum. and Lucullns, the unsurpassed authorities. Anybody can New York— (NBA)—Stanford’s around ability: You just toss a coin. The coast goes in for de They think a lot of Fred Bohler cook, but if taste is laninir, a lavish spread is only a Hank Luisettl popularized it some Men are fimny. Thay arc al . Pjr N B A Servi«90 damage a wing on take-off, helped fense in a big way. Eastern teams out that way. common meal. For a combination of both in entert^n- ro C M R / S r M / i S what a dozen winters ggo, but the ing. CaU ways yappihg in print aoout PUBLIC MARKET Baitenk. CiOU. — (NBA) — In fix it up again, then flew home one-hand push shot remains un how women have Ufe too i»oft. If. S £ A S O f l / M tfin M . Heath put on In It to be separated from the common in eastern basketball, wohien didn't have all these mod ■ ■ ______805-807 MAIN STREET—NEXT TO GRANTS clothea u a Navy meUl- BCTViCC. ' This despite the fact that J. ern labor-saving gadgets, they fmMti to heap the transport planes The other day he looked -at a Fred Be e'er . employed it effec A COMOLLO'S EPICURE Whine, but Instead had to work as IlytBg. Today he’s stlU servicing C-M he was working on at Bur tively as a member of the Reading, cut 55 OAK STREET hard as their grandmas did, there bank and did a double-take . It Pa.. YM C A team as fa r back as TEL. 2-4108 aalUtary transport aircraft, but fresh OPEN TILL 9 P. M. would be more peace in the home. Heath Is a civilian mechanic now, was the same one he'd helped 1901. Then women wouldn’t have time Specials For Friday and Saturday "A t that time," recalls Washing sorace and the planes come back from repair on Majuro, back in for an CHRISTMAS to kforry over whether or not the Pacific to be overhauled. other overhaul. ton State’s veteran director of they’re happy; they wouldn’t have like Heath, about 6S per cent athletics, "the ball was slightly . TREE is now time to be. critical of the lord of OVER 300 PRICES REDUCED! e ( the men w’ho are working on Ice Cream Nutritious smaller, and on account o f my sflfain s ▼ si Is hIc * the manor; they wouldn’t object Pad flc planes at the Lockheed large hands it just seamed to come after DECEMBER 15 DO YOU NEED A to Papa’s spending evening after Aircraft Service base here, and Ice cream is the ail-American : natural to me to use the one-hand cY'ening lying in an easy chair In OUR SAME HIGH QUALITY DEP ENDABLE MEAT push shot.when near the basket. with shiny needles ethers who work on Berlin alr- dessert. Some menu makere may j stead ^ taking Mama out. Un planes at MacArthur Field, forget that it is also a nutritious 'I wasn’t coached in this. I just that will stay on for Hasn’t It ever occurred to the AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES L. 1., got their training as aircraft food, containing valuable protein, i fell into it naturally. I used the your XMAS entertainment men that maybe women are pret mechanics in the Army, N avy and minerals, vitamin A and b u tter; onc-hand push shot very effective and continue for sometime ty amart In having aimpUfled their ly while playing with the . Read TRUSS? SHOP! COMPARE! SWIFT’S PREMIUM Air Force. , ^ . fat. Nevertheless, it is not high j after the NEW YEAR party is lives to the point where they still in calories, as there are only about! ing professional team in 1006 and In the service, they worked at over. We have a live- tree in Banish Fatiiroc With have some get-up-and-get a t. the > hundreds o f overseas bases. Now 200 calories in each servling (one- , 07. end o f a day? “I was the first, or one of the FORE QUARTER LAMB .*iFD]raiRED*LK 39c the overhaul' operations have sixth of a quart). ______a pot to use for XMAS then set Expert Care Fresh at Six / ' been streamlined, and after every first, to score with it. v, out after you are thru tyith it. I Have the men never had the SHOP! COMPARE! “When I went to Pullman In the 1,000 hours of flying, the big If you are over fifty and feel ninety—the cause of yout sneaking notion that maybe if fall of ’08 to Coach, the one-hand < A OS4s which fly the Berlin shut they put their minds to It,they shot was an innovation in the T fatigue is lack of proper support for your rupture. . . could organize their own work LEG OF LAMB tle or cover the aerial transport Pacific northwest. Crystal Bear Mugs (rat of 8 - c o l o ^ handles) $8.50 routes In the Pacific come back JOHN S. WOLCOTT & expert AKRON MODERN TRUSS FIITERS guarantee days so that they could meet 6 "Numerous coaches saw its ad SON. 180 MAIN ST. o’clock as fresh and ready to go SHOP! COMPARE! COOKED READY TO EAT CUDAHY’S to the States for "cycle recondi vantages, and it gradually devel their work. Free information is yours at our store— ^Usiln OUsMS (2 styles—clear crystal) S.gs dot. tioning." ^ ^ . Entrance directly places as Mama? oped into an Important offensive Private Fitting Room—Experienced Attendants. No matter how loud the men . This fancy name for overhaul asset. > opposite Henry St. Glass Cocktail Shakers (chrome top) from J.sp PURITAN KAMS ''shank* means that fxjselages are cleaned \ yap about the good old days when "Pacific coast teams use the Mama wore herself out over a and poUshed. that engines are Chiuine Cocktail Shakers from 4 . 9 5 SHOP! COMPARE! RINDLESS 1 LR LAYER One-hand push shot more exten If you iiought one last year washboard and best the rugs with removed and completely taken sively than those of any other Sec apart. When the operation is fin you will certainly want one a broomstick, that day Isn’t com Punch Bowl SeU (14-pc.— Holly hsnd-pslnted) jy .fO tion. ing back. CUDAHrS SLICED BACON ished, the planes are as close to "Long one-hand shots were not this year for they are Just QUINN’S PHARMACY being brand new aircraft as Mama is getting her job in ' Hobnail Punch Bowl Sets (14 pieces) 15.00 attempted in my playing days. as nice and fresh. Open all hand, so she can do it without kill SHOP! COMPARE! FRESHLY GROUND maintenance can make them. "There is very little difference Even the Insignia Is new. C-64s . the time from DEC. 15 to 25 ing herself or turning into an old Imperial Csndlewick Punch Bowl Sets 20.00 in the caliber of Pacific coast and woman before her time.’ She likes heading back to Berlin no longer A LL BEEF eastern college teams. it that w ay—and she isn’t going HAMBURG carry the fancy Air Transport Advertise in The Herald—-It Pays Complete Selection Bar Oadgets from 1.00 "Eastern teams are better on to turn around and start going SHOP! COMPARE! HANDY’S BRIGRTWOOD Command Insignia on their noses; backwards. the sole marking now Is the white So Papa bad better get busy i Cocktail Glasses. Wine Glasses, Highball Glasses. Zombie s ^ , with two white stripes on Olid get his life this well organ- ! Glasses, Champagnes, Old-Fashionda FRESH PORK SHOULDERS either side, against a background ized. o f red. SHOP! COMPARE! LEAN SHORT SHANK . Whan a plane Is due for "cycle You’ll find an outstanding selection of distinctive, moderately noondltlonlng," It Is taken off its French-Fried "Biiks'' regular run and carries a payload priced, bar crystal at Harrison’s . . . ready to solve your Christmas SMOKED SHOULDERS EXTRA MILD LR 43c Gtl|t problenu. A welcome, useful and decorative gift that never back to the U.S. Often the crews ’’Bilks’’ are a popular food in SHOP! COMPa I ^ I l e a n RIB END that fly it back are slated for Tunisia. They are made by drop falls to ptoase. Ideal for those that "have everything". leave in the States. ping a raw egg on a square of For Mechanic Heath, "cycle re- pastry, folding it diapcr-w1se, and FRESH ROAST PORK coodlUonlng" turned out to have then French-frying. a atcond meaning. Home from the BerUn Shuttle, C- S4z are Uned up at MacArthur SHOP! COMPARE! LEAN, TENDER JUICY Three years ago he helped re Field, L. I., for "cycle reconditioning.” Overhanl cycle foond Cl- condition a C-54 at the N avy re vlUan Jay Heath (top photo) w orking at Burbank, Calif., on a CroM f^ z e s arrison s pair base on M ajuro atoll. In the plane he had helped repair three y ears ago as a Navy* mech In the CUBE STEAKS A cross fox is ops which has a Oilbert Islands. He vratched It Fadflc. SHOP! COMPARE! LE A N SLICED dark line along the spine and an BRISTOL — MANCHESTER — WEST HARTFORD other across the shoulders. Fine BY THE POUND onto skewers, dip them .In melted, specimens are worth an extra SPEQAL PRICE butter or margarine and roll them price to the trapper. BOILED HAM Household Hints In finely crushed cracker crumbs; broil carefully until lightly browrn- Table aadla-Phsasgraphl Please Order Xmas Turkeys Parly! Make gingerbread waiflea and . you wish to adapt an Idea to suit ed. Serve each skewer with a "noating Action” aiangcr Mrve for dessert with applesauce your own wardrobe needs. Sec lemon wedge and a garnish of handles ten HP or eight 12* and whipped cream. ond, if you study the new ideas parsley or watercress. Baked po records. that you admit to your collection, tatoes, red and green cabbage M odel 68F11 When heating leftover lamb you'll • develop mors critical salad with garlic-flavored French SHOP! c o m p a r e : slices in any of the remaining I knowledge of what is good fashion dressing, and hot rolla make good gravy pep up the gravy by adding and what is faddish or impracti additions on this menu. The Freshest Eggs You Can Buy! a UtUe Snely grated onion, a dash cal. o f .Worcheatershire sauce and a Cabbage relish Is Inexpensive ftw grains of sugzr. To make banana fritters to and delicious served with meat Or serve with baked ham or luncheon fish. Chop the cabbage fine and Vae ample fat when frying eggs, meat split large ripe but firm season with salt, freshly ground strictly Fresh EGOS but do not get the fat so hot that j bananas In lengthwise halves and pepper, sugar, cider and tarragon it aputtars when the eggs are put | cut across sgaip. Roll each quarter vinegar apd celery salt. AA GRADE APPROVED BY DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE lato the skillet Cook over low | in flour and saute or fry in deep bsat and spoon some o f the fa t ^ fat. Add a quarter cup of tomato LARGE SIZE MEDIUM SIZE over the top of the eggs until a| puree and a little finely grated film forms and they reach the de I f your fam i’y likes scallops, try onion to a cup of mayohnaiie for DOZEN ...... DOZEN leeeaeeeeeeeea gree o f donenesa desired. serving them kebab style. Fit them a delicious salad dressing. TMNIng laauly, low frke> N ew table radio in six deco SHOP! COMPARE! BLUE RIBBON For a company dinner serve a rator colors. Powerful. . . seafood cocktail mado from crab- rich tone. __ aM at ahrlmp and lobster; dress Model )8R11 MARGARINE .a 29c with Russian Dressing and serve on salad greens. SHOP! COMPARE! TABT.E QUAIJ-H . Oamlsh vanillA tapioca pudding P O T T ER T O N ’S NU MAID MARGARINE 3 u>a $1.00 istth tangerine aectlona and a lit-. I o f the ahredded rind. Brings ypu v e ia v o r hard sauce for hoHday SHOP! COMPARE! la d in g s with molasses and cin groatesf listening experience namon, or add a little shredded LR O ft— 5 LR temon or orange rind. 1 of the year! SPRY CAN 0 7 C CAN $1.09 Add a cup of coconut to a stand SHOP! COMPARE! LARGE RED STAMP erd sugar cooky recipe; sprinkle With sugar and more coconut be- Va ttn baking. DIAMOND WALNUTS 1 L R PKG. 47c SHOP! COMPARE! EXTRA THIN Fondant may be flavored with almond extract and rolled In Jr. Tin)r.. . light' blanched, toasted, finely chopped . . . powerful. . . wondctfiil RIBBON CANDY VSH 49c almonds; serve this way or use as * tone! AC/DC. Battery (bst- SHOP! COMPARE! a stuffing for dates. ccricsextm). Model 5A7A * 3 0 14 OZ. BOT. An excellent Lunch-box menu HEINZ KETCHUP consists of cream of tomato soup SHOP! COMPARE! APPROVED BY AM. MED. ASSOC, sent in a vacuum bottle hard-cook lulll SWEET LIFE EVAP. O ^ft- ed egg and cnimbled bacon sand wiches, stuffed celery wedges, WITH EXTRA VITAMIN D J CANS Aw C fresh pear and crisp cookies. ' Presented as a stirring narrative with SHOP! COMPARE! FANCY QUALITY ^ dramatic commentary by the famoiu BIG I Q A delicious spread for a party ■ » ( I GRAPEFRUIT JUICE CAN I 7 C Is made by mariilng avocado to i d i m w r. murrow fine pulp and asasonlng with onion or garlic salt, salt and freshly [ oil i . - ' i / V ground pepper. Cenr>' sslt msy be DOVALETTES PKG. 500 25c added, too, If dealred. COLUMBIA RECORUS A well-greased coffee esn may be used for steaming holiday pud SHOP! COMPARE! dings or breads. Fill two-thirds m full and graase the tlgbUy fitting A living pageant of lha actual voices and the actual sounds 4-ln-1 Cansala. Television, cover before putting It on. Automatic Phonograph for T op Quality Fruits and Vegetables Fresh D a H y from the meet evenHul era In hislory-1932 through 19451 standard (or Long Playing) Recorded from ouHienHe broodcost end sound track sources. A Selection Of Sihalt Appliances Including: SW EET JUICY GOOD SIZED Serve cinnamon apples with records. F M -A M radio plus record storage. f l C O C ' ' a pork roast, or choose pickled You ’ll wrant this thrilling story-in-sound—to hear it over and p e ^ e e or spiced pears to garnish Model VFI05 a y a General Electric—}fannmg Bowman—tjniverud—Dominion - Sunbeam— Gil Russet REARS 12 for I t over again—to share it with your family and friends! bert—Silex— Telechron — Super Star —Hamilton Beach — Handy Hanna—Arvin sn MM.S00 trAS o t (g) lONO PUYINO SKOtD MU40N • fASS —Westinghouse. T o prepare a delicloiie Italian irwcn s«auoi rionAi ncui r*x) spaghetti, sauce, eaute one or two FRESH SN W WHITE Ibiely minced clbvee of garlic in a third cup of ealad oil; a ^ a quar AUTOMATIC TOASTERS FOOD MIXERS WAFFLE IRONS ter cup o f finely chopped paraley Here Are Some o t the Highlights from This PERCOLATORS CLOCKS . SANDWICH GRILLS MUSHROOMS and a cup of thin cream. Heat FLAT IRONS BATH SCALES TABLE LAMPS r ] -it — gently and mik with a half-pound MagnUiceut New Recording t RADIOS KNIFE s h a r p e n e r s GLASS COFFEE MAKERS a f cooked apaghettl and a cup o f Mfr* • « •!! MgWiIofi FgieeRers SPACE HEATERS PRESSURE COOKERS ELECTRIC RAZORS SWEET JUICY grated Parmeaan cheeee. ftoosevalt’e Insugnral e King Edward Abdicates • The Hlnden- JUICERS HAND MIXERS POOD SLICERS burg Disaster e Lou Gehrig’s FnIrwrII • Chamberlain’s "Peace Baked stuffed potatoes ars par- LIGHTING FIXTURES VENTILLATING FANS CHIMES In our H m e” e Hitler • Chnrrhill • Wlllkie nt Elwood, Indiana ticulariy delicious when a' little EGG COOKERS ROASTERS BROILERS votctl a *$5 donation toward the Guards To Again said the 103d AnU-Aircraft Artil Haadqusrtars, Governor’s Island, SwaH Sour Cahbsga community children’s Chriatmai. Show Opens Today lery Brigade, the Adjutant Gcn- New York. The Adjutant <3cn- fat with BUI South Coventry party. The group will have a rum Kentucky Garage Man Fights a Dam Kelle/s Smokers' Gifts/ Camp at'Edwards craL State Headquartera, State erst’s Oflica waa represented at Four eupa shraddad csbbsga. H gar, water mage aala probably next month Yankee Flight from Shanghai Headquarters Detachment and tha tbs eoirfarsBca by Brigadier Gen . am. rMdtoe Uttle 102d Army Ground Forces Band eral Ruassn T. Moore, 103d AAA cup diced Dscoo, 3 tablsapoons OodR AmUl wltn plana to be discussed and cah6i%aewl WURiwurtic Ex. none M95>Wt completed at the meeting in Jan Moat of Oonnecticufs National will encamp' from July 23 to Aug Brigade Osmmsnder. flour, % cup bonay. % cup vina- , Anny Wives and'Civilians PnU Out as Reds Gain Q j»rd troops win return to C^mp ust 6, Inclusive. taste. Hast uary. The .spring program includea That Threatens Rich Ice Age Relics MONARCH PIPES Urn gsr. H 4 ^ water, 1 teaspooa a lecture by the well-known hor- n w ard s, Maas., next summer for The 43d Infantry Division wUI It Is tbs larvae of moths—not onion, chopped. Ralph Burna, Jemea Weat, their annual field training period train at the Cape Cod reservation AdvarttsamaoS— Charlea Benjamin, all of South ticulturiat Alan Wood who ia heard By Walter Brigga | tratlon and Army and Navy per tbs adult mUler—which eats cloth. Oook ahredlad cabbage In boil By Monte M. Katterjohn sonnel and dependents. A conslO- of two waeka, It was 'annoanoMl to- from August 14 to August 3S, Coventry; Benjamin Yorke. Fran- over the Marjorie Mills radio **King of Them AW* NBA SpedaJ Correapoadeat T bsy eoms (tom eggs which tha ing aaltad water until tender. A gift to glaa NEA Speclsl Comepondent erable proportloa o ( thass e i« General Reincke said. h m u i lays in clothing and use tha cta OalluRi both o f Manalleld Cen broadcast ’Thursdays from 12:M-1 Shanbhai — (NBA) — Parbapa Major Drain. Dice bacon. Cook until dda. . .Toon f ter; Henry Louia, West WllllnR- p. m. over Station W TIC. ’The hon OnnraatoO dry bnwl, eool leaving. Ganaral Fradertck G. Dates for the field training wars d o th aa tbsir food. it’a old stuff to Army wlvas and I t e l a ^ , tha Adjutant Gentral. aet at a conference at Ftrat Army arell. done. Remove bacon and Plnahurat. ton; Fred Taylor. Wllllmantlc. or roll in front of the Booth-Dlm- Blue U.'ks, Ky. ^ (NEA) — | smoke, an Tha actual number of evacueca were Initiated as members Of the ock Memorial Library now has a thsir kiddies, but It always brings Is Impossible to determine beeauss Oreen-Chobot Post, American Le very nice box of decorations of Scientists can thank s garage | From 13.50 tears. ! Americans — misKoaerlaa^ bus- gion. during ceremonies at the Le greens arranged . by members of man if they get a chance to study Once again they arc being pull- neasmen, techiilclaaa. teaehara and gion rooms on Wall strett, Mon the club following their Oiristmaa a rich record of Ice Age life bc.- eU away from their soldier hus atudenta—era acattared over the day evening. In charge were party Tuesday at the firehouse. A (ace of China. However, about 60 fore.lt is forever blotted out by bands. A few years ago It was a Harold S. James, acting com large assortmment of gifts were par cent of the 604 American dvU- THE BRIDE SAID world war. Before or since It baa mander; Arthur J. MacFarland, brought to the meeting. Later the rising waters of another dam. RONSON LIGHTERS lana raglaterad in the Peiping area been a cnange o f station. Today acting past commander, both of these were delivered, together with 'The garage operator, Victor K. of North China reportedly a n go f t it Is China's civil war. Mansfield Center;' Harold M. Turn Dodge, of Lexington, Ky., is try ing. their tree decorated with candy, World greatest lighter for men and women The 900-odd dependents o f of- er of Coventry, acting first vlce- cookies and strings of popcorn, to ing to delay construction o f a Tha evacuation began after Commandef George S. Kelson of flcera and men of the Joint United the Mansfield Training school for flood control dam across the Lick United Btatea conaolatea in North Andover, as acting second vice Priced FrtHu |6.00 States Military < Advisory Group the patients there. Hostesses of ing river at Falmouth, above ClUna advlaed it and the Bmhaaay commander: Philip F. Llnderson of are pulling out of China In the the gathering were Mrs. R. B, which lies the only “ dying place” face o f the Chinese Communist ad at Nanking aaid that it heUeved Eaglevllle, acting chaplain: and that those In central China *^vith- Raymond L. Pender of Coventry, Bennett. Mrs. Burton E. Flint, Mrs. of gigantic mammals on the vance. One group o f them left on acting sergeant-at-arms. The P. Raymond Broga and Mrs. Louis American continent known to RONSON SERVICE the U. S. Army transport Repub out compelling reasons for stay December 27 meeting will be a Crehotsky. those who study prehistoric life. lic. ing*’ should go. The Bmhaaay later Christmas party, including a gift 'The Parents Council of the Cov A t Blue Licks spring and In the With them, by Army arrange iaiued a "last warning” which an exchange not to exceed 25c. Fri entry Day School will be In charge .salt bogs at Big Bone Uck, mas ment, went civHlans who are flee offldal aaid waa "a recommenda tion’’ rather than "m an advloa.'' day the Post will sponsor a semi- o f the school’s annual Christmas Uonel Hampton todons In ages past were trapped ing China, too: men who have form al dance at the Shell Chateau party at 7:15 tonight at the Wllll- in the spongy mire and starved to see cneh. Ooateatet 4 • spent a lifetime in business here, Second trip: Rev. James M. Wit- The Americans a n taking ad-' in Wllllmantlc. Membership of mantlc Inn on Route 6. All mem Lionel Hampton, "World’s Fore death. The now-dried briny Cblnese-Americana, exchange stu son’s last \i>yaffa beme was aa vantage of Navy Army bers o f the families of the school’s nghtor fluid] a Bousoa transports and merchant shipping. the Post Is now 92. most Vibraharp and Drum star," marshes have j^elded rare fossils dents, professors. repatriate from a. Japaaeae' vm Coventry Garden Club members children are invited. ^ brings his famous orchestra to the rn display at the Blue Licks state FUaU; Ronsea Wick wttk ‘T U be home soon,” a captain Both Northwest Airlines and Pan ’The executive board of the park muse im and the skull of a could be heard saying to his at ceatratlon camp. American World Atrwmya hava Be it an clegrant gold M nd Hand Booth-Dimook Memorial library stage of the State theater, Hart-j MEN'S WEAR. Inaerter] ■oosou flpask put on extrq planes to handle the muskox now In the Peabody mu tractive wife. “Don’t worry, honey. or a dismond-stodded Beat, ,Guwed 14k voted January 11, 1949 as the evs' ford, today, Saturday and Sunday, j They’ll get ua out of this mess in burden. Furnltun packen nport seum at Yale University. 887 MAIN STREET senger was the Rev. James M. S8 W ells S tre e t T e l. .5509 ning of its annual meeting. Im Lionel Hampton also presents a' time." an unprecedented business. we have the ring she Geologists feel sure that the TELEPHONE 3364 Wilson, of Louisville, KY. For 36 provements to the building have torrid, exciting stage revue with "Take care of yourself, Harry," M a ^ Britons. Frendi and other $22.50 bog.s contain skeletal' remains of years an Episcopal missionary In wants. Come in today and been the washing o f the windows 35 of Broadway’s smartest musi lihouted another wife, waving forelgnen also a n leaving, but a vast numbers of mastodons as China, Wilson has made a similar Up and some cleaning in the base cians and entertainers, including from a deck tO| a.,young man in a smaller proportion than Ameri ace oar cofiection . . . fa well as the fossils of other extinct trip before. After months In ERNEST D. ment. Miss H sttie E. Coombs, li Roland Burton, romantic bari camel’s hair cost on the diiiclc. cans. The reason for the Ameri Ice Age animals. Oarage man Victor K. Dodge (left) a daProf. Charles B. Snow Japanese concentration camp, hn mous for its beauty and brarian reported November circu tone; Lurlean Harris, “Songstress And a youngster who might can preponderance la aimpla: was repatriated on the Swedish lation at 860 during the Tuesday of the Blues"; The Hwnptones, Dodge, a naturalist and paleon University of Kentucky, study a mastodon’s tusk and leg bone have been four or five looked up: ageless charm. ship Gripsholm In 1943. ’The United States) h a v 1 n | CLOUGH evening meeting. She reported al outstanding vocal group, and the tologist in hla' spare time, has been recovered from an Ice .Age "dying place" at Bine Licks, Ky. "Shoot those dirty old Reds for spearheaded the foreign support so that every two weeks groups of world - renownril, solid - sending organizing excavating parties at me, daddy." "O f course I ’lh glsd to be going of the Chinese Governmen* Painter and Paper school children aecompanied by Hampton Sextette, E xtra added his owTi expense while urging ’There were tears in some eyes now,” the missionary said. "Any against the Communists, p ro b a ^ Hanger their teachers visit the library and attractions on the bill include Red study by experts of the Blue Licks for another reason: Shanghai was body would under oondiUons In haa alienated them (ar mon tluui select or return books tmder the tc Curley, "Harlem’s Dancing Sen bone depository. Preliminary home to many of. these people aft China now.” But he wished that any other country. Hence Amarl- The 35 Years Experience supervisiem o f their teachers. sations’’; Ray Engllah, "The Fall diggings have brought up fossils er years of residence hera. Much things were different In China, Guy,” and Shorts Davis, top come Holiday Decorations cans might expect worse treat ’Tuesdays and Thursdays the hours of mastodons, the ground sloth, as they may bate Its crowds, noise that It waa a country fit' to re Yoar Guarantee of dy and dance star. A special fea ment at Communist hands rhan are 12;30-6.p. m. and Saturdays muskox, bison and elk. Their time and dirt, these Old China Hands main in. D^ey-Ridunan G>. ture on Lionel Hampton’s program other aliens. ’ Satisfaction in Kentucky stretches back to the There are about 7000 Americans from 2:30-8 p. m. ^ Is his whirlwind, "Joy 4k Jaip Ses revel In its easy life, intrigue and Coventry Players Tuesday eve late Ice A ge o f 25,000 to 30,000 exdtsment. in China, exclusive of diplomatic, Jewelers—Opticians—Silversmiths sion," that is guaranteed to aend WREATHS Adult moths or miners do not ning voted a 15 donation toward everyone away cheering. The years ago. Perhaps the most senior pas- Boonomic Cooperation AdmlniO- eat clothes. While Dodge has been rallying the community children’s Christ screen attraction ia "Betrayed," educators, aclentlate and legisla 35c up mas party which is scheduled for with a noted cast. Including Rob Sunday at 2 p. ro. In the auditor ert Mltchum. tors in behalf of recovery o f the / Lehiffh Valley ium of the Nathan Hale Commu There are late stage shows every bone relics still entombed, farm SPRAYS nity (Renter. Saturday and Sunday, startthg at owners of this area have organ Coventry Grange setback pris» 10 p. m. ized In opposition to creation of winners Tuesday evening follow: the artificial lake for another rea 28c up Women’s 1st, Mrs. Joseph Boucsr son. They claim lU waters will or North Windham; 2nd. Mrs. Masonite Paneling remove from cultivation some of Lottie E. Thompson of Columbia; ------r the best farming land In Ken Mistletoe. Holly COAL Mrs. Mabel Spicer of Springfield; tucky. But engineers Insist It To give a flat, painted wall dec GIFTS from PARK HILL men’s 1st. Allan Duchenau o f orative texture or to aid mgrrlng will prevent floods on the lower and Red Ruscua / Koppers South Windsor; 2nd, Mr. Bottcsr; a p M ter aurface w ith pldture Ohio and MlMlsslppl rivers. A pleasure to send— a joy to receive 3rd. W alter Pomeroy; specUls; nails, ^ using s panel made from Property owners of the fossil 25c Bnflch Mrs. Boucsr and Mrs. Pomeroy. perfotehMl masonite, a low-cost bed declare they will not sell It presadA board. The hole-punched to the government for reservoir TERRARIUMS Cocktail Sauce board la available in several r ?s use without court action. But It Various shapes in glass.—filled with growing plants is available almost for the asking Headquarters For an esuM easily cut to Indiviuaal i nicely trimmed for Christmas ...... $3.00 up COKE , One (t-ounee) can tomato sauca. spet^esUons. ‘Tack the board to should the Commonwealth of 5 CHRISTIVIAS TR EES ...... 50c and up IIH teaspoons horaersdish, 1-8 tes^ a frame, and paint it to contrast Kentucky, “ for the education and V Mobil Kerooeno I ^KMn salt, M tesi^xion Tabsaco, 3 with the wall color. Panel Is scientific advancement of the DISH GARDENS I tableapoons lemon Juice. mounted to the wall by nailing to people," take the lead in the ex- Crockery— A fine assortment of colors and styles Takla flodlaJMiaaaarapk. I Blend ingredients together. Chill baseboard and ceiling molding or plonation work. Hemlock and Balsam Bows and planted to give lasting enjoyment...... $3.00 up "Flosring Action*’ danger I before serving. Serve with oysters, by suspending with strong; wire hindles ten 1(P or eight 12* from hooks in the ceiling molding. Laurel for Cemetery Decorations If RANGE I clams, shrimp sad other shellllsh. HAND BLOWN GLASSWARE Cemetery Baskets $1.00 and up A truly fine assortment— In a variety of colors and shapes—an very practical to nse for floral ar- .^yangements .$1.35 up OIL XMAS Poinsettias SOt; to $2.00 * ^G U S H HOLLY AND MISTLETOE / Mobilheat TREES With Every $2.00 Purchase A Christmas fVeah Cut Corsage FREE While They Last Gumnteed To Last FUEL ^ 0 Peter Lalashnis k A ^ y 191 Union Street McConville’s Greenhouse & Florist V TeL 2-2558 302 WOODBRIDGE STREET TE L. 5947 mop OIL ThritHap teauty, taw Dial 5103 » New tible radio in rator colon. Powerful. 8 EAST CENTER STREET AT THE CENTER fi rich tone. aw ax G et It At mmJS Modcl58Rll So gay they neea no wrappings! MORIARTY Santa Claus aiid 'Snowman hold Paper Collection -V • ^ BROTHERS * gifts of lingering j^agrances by IN THE "On The Level At Center and Broad** Helena |rul> in stein Southeast Section it T In tune YrijPl M er^ Christmis...droll MANCHESTER Opening little SanU and jovittSnouttan... Gravely Tractor nod their gay greetitlia. Playinata Jr. Tiny .. . light Branch in PUdnville Inaide... rapturouslj^ . .. powerful. . . wonderful STORES tone! AQOC. Bitterv (b«- ' lingering Helena | December 18,1948 I n FACT, who wants to be terie* extra). $<9 A -»3 Model 7A7A ’ 3 9 Rubinitein’a eau de ^ a stttistic, anyway? But we toilettei... cologne.. were surprised the other fragrant reminders if day to learn that 31.2% of !bf your enchanting ^ famlHga with incomes of kelection long after ^ $3,000 or more don’t own tterimg (solid) silver. Tint’s Th* poworftti S>HP the last carol ■urprising because it’s so OIAVILY, wMi 4t.|iKfi is sung! y easy to own the finest in Ravortiblo piodo Typo rilvetware. Snow Mow AHadisMiit, OPEN mokoa enow roaiovol •Implo and oosyl Heaven-Seal •^■-1 Canaala. Television, Ooos Mio work of oight Een 4e Teiletle L0(f Sterling isn’t a sure s ip o f Automatic Phonograph for standard (or Long Pliying) Mwi. Samo blodo olso Apple BMceea' wealth any more— even if your records. I^-A M radio plus Jtm de TeUeite L75 income is only moderate, you record storage. dooa liglit grading. ModdVFlO) a O Y 3 Jwat 2 of 17 yooiw win find you can afford round lown,Oardon and IntemationaLSteiting by acquiring a service graduaHy n o M M m o O R AVilY under the Place Setting Plan. «dU do for YOU! « « « Apple Meseeai Como In, or wrho for Celogae t.OO Mondays Dec. ZO ■ f m iC alo lo gl Cewmad PertoMBsace r ] EandcPerfnw 3 00 1.73 iMtaSwiM Mira m mil If you live on any of the above streets have your paper out on Monday* THE ELLSWORTH pint tax Let us p ve you the pleasure o f holding in your STEEL and SUPPLY hand the ultimate in silver beauty. Come in and Proceeds From These Collections of Paper Serve To Buy New E (| a ip - COMPANY DECEMBER look over the exquishe patterns in International Sterhng meni For The Itlanchester Memorial HospitaL laa Boat Btioo* Mabmiio, Coon. for cxunplA hm. COM* 33^63 ^raaaus T«Ma MadeL Tal. m Magasincfl, Paper and Paper Carton* Picked Up for a phc« icttios o f »ix piece* (includlns shows coMtant. crystal .dear piauras. Hsnd.eubbed Fur- . Please Note — Collections Will Be Made As Scheduled (lonaocaiOTiOM6Mcn&. OMAaMACV srMsrvSS, *2 9 9 “ ■tOl M .. I N V T M » I T • M A n C M l 1 T I k The Dewey-Richman Co. Rain or Shine—Unless It Roins in o Downpour w Saoep Jewelers— Silversmiths— Opticians STANEK ELECTRONICS 35', WALKER STREET TEL. 2-1124 Hard Epough To Impede Trovel. ■\- V A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 19« MANCHESTER EVENING R E R A ^, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17. 194E =«AGE TWENTY-TWO 9AG1.5 of , race and religious creed, rather smooth after addlUpn. Pla«| An Honest Abe is R^ign in Protest than on merit." over moderate heat and ebbk, stir Iniportrait Over Suspension ^ In another letter to The Phoe ring constantly, until mixtura H RIAL Wasted on Paris nix. members of the chapter who very thick. Remove from hea|> add tuna fish, including oil fro^ Swarthmore, Pa., Dec. 17—(A^— did not resign declauad “it la un- WUJUAMS By S. Boyer fortuni|tw that Negroeg cannot yet can. If tka flah ly. not alraa4F ESTATE NBA Stmir CoireopondeBt Seven the 32 members of a na- be initiated into the fraternity." flaked, separate it ln|k> ^akes eritk p«rU—(NBA)— On* )»ur and tiopal fraternity at Swarthmors a fork. BMt the agg yoOu unw is Our Cnaiett OIL SERVICE college reaiined yesterday to pro they are thick and lenMn-eolor^. WONDERING WHAT TO K» tnlivjtca of first Ameri Tuna Fish Puff and add to mixture with lernm Bash Value! tHktributors.af cana Is dramatically hyli quietly test suapenalon of the fraternity's Juice; mix well. Beat egg whiU« joins to wasti': on the fringe of Amherst (Maas.) college chapter Ingredients; 2 tablespoons corn Park's gay Montmarte entertain until frothy; add the cream of tar Whsa yoa hay iL 9*ll 0 for Initiating a Negro. starch, M teaspoon salt, 2-3 cup tar and beat until Just stiff enough Gull Potroloufii Products ment district. In a letter to the Swarthmore to hold a peak. Fold into flah mix- or trada it yaa '^atil liiaBi GIFTS Half a doteii short blocks up the milk, 1 seven-ounce can (about 1 maai valar for yoor BHNicy MU, Americans by the hundreds Ph'oenlx, campus newspaper. Heins cup), tuna fish, 3 eggs (separat tufe. Turn Into a greased Itji Range O il Fuel Oil Valpin of Waahlngton, president quart caaadrole or a 10-tnch glass Whvii Voa'Kairiiff* Th« i'.varm to the city's shows and ed), 1 tablespoon lemon juice, M night spots. Here at the St. of the Swarthidore chapter of Phi hisat-resiatant berry pie plate. Gulf G0$dtine and Motor Oils George Theater, Just on -the edge Kappa Pal fraternity, said: teapsoon cream of tartar. Bake in a s^w (325F.) oven about Jorvis Give A of Montmarte, the french are “We cannot Justifiably belong to Method: Put the cornstarch and 1 hour for casserole, and H'honr playing Robert Sherwood's stage any fraternal organisation tliat salt in a sa ioepan and add the for berry pie plate. Serve immedi I Organixqtion hit, “Abe Lincoln In IlUnols.'' And chooses Its members' on the-basls milk gradually, stirring until ately. 4 to 5 servlnga. Fo do say air flics* traasae- ^ Qua/ity Products playing it magnificently. tioas yaq- a*l aiaslaiom CAMERA Under the title,of "Si Je V is..’ (It I Live..!, it I#, however, fatl- vslac In^cd hy a. highly iiopotHliabh Service Ing to attract vciw large American tnilaMi cad i^ficrlcaccd or- from audiences. Frenchmen, who know 'riiaikatloa. as much about Abraham Lincoln O ir^ rher Sales and Service as the average American knows about Laf-^yette or Clemencoau. Jonris Keolfy Co. 34t Phone 2-1257 lust couldn't care less. The Rus H EAl.TO lU t RAY DWYER’S sians in Paris only attend "ofri- 664 Ccatcr Street eial" functions. *^We'l^lve the Burning Question** For yonr Gift Shopping Miiveiiiencefl At the St. George. American Tel. <112 Or 7279 theateT-g<>er.< in Paris can glory we have prepared this check Bat of In the lllu.Hlon that Honest Abe PHOTO SHOP! has stepped down from his mar ble memorial in Washington, D. gifts that will make him or her happj^ to relive the years that preceded Cameras —nnd otlyer photo equip tbe Civil dar. The Lincoln legend •< In Golfing It’s ia as convincing in French as m ent— never failtjO pIoRM Rt Christ it was when Raymond Massey Sport and Plaid Shirto played "Abe Lincoln in Illinois i Sport and Award Shirts 10 years ago in the U. S. Here's Lise Bourdin, the most pho mastime. They’re gifts that give iKi'Je Responaible for this remarkable tographed girl In France, as she SPALDING Bowling Shoes n ' ! circumstance is, mainly, another srrlv ^ In New York. The lop lasting joy and satisfaction. Come actor, named Raymond. Freneh model will do modeling, rt*M CIEIkATItC.T# 3 3'St.lATieE WOODS, SET OF 3 Tennis—Basketball Shoea n 1 Jacques Raymond Hermantler starting at $25 an hour, the-high . . 8^ our nice selection of gifts for is an inspired Ja-year-old French est price any American model com Caimp Stoves n J novice, Juat kicked out of the Na mands. _ $23.95 Knives □ 1 tional School of the Fi^gnch Thea the photo fan, or the photo fan to be. ter (deaplte thhe fact he was a plodding gait. They add nearly Skis, Boots, Bindings a star student) because he Is play an Inch and a half to his height. IRONS.SETOFS A ing Lincoln undef his own name. The result la one of the won Shaving Kits D '-A Except for time out during the ders of "SI Je Vis. Jr. Boidiig S|anda war to aet. dynamite charges in $24.95 □ German night cluba In Paris, to Cauliflower With Cheeae Sauce Jr. Boxing Gloves n\A spend seven months In German And Crumb Topping prisons, and later to have both EASTMAN KODAK Ice Skates a A hands mangled by a shell frag Ingredients: 1 large head cauli Golf Balls ment, Raymond haa pursued the flower, 1 cup boiling •watdr. l tea tht plden .2 2 Rifles □ 1 vision of Broadway footlights spoon salt, 3 tablespoons butter or CAMERAS K|p-FUte, Air-Flite—HoUday Packaged Shotgnns 1 alnca he was 10. margarine, 3 tabtespoona flour, 2- n . Ha spent most of his stage ca cups milk and cauliflower liquid, • • briers yM click G an Cases reer In the French provinces, de dash of freshly-ground pepper. M Solid Hlver all the way through, BABY BROWNIE .....i...... $5.16 Pkg. 6 $5.50 u $11.00 cup coarsely grated soft yellow the sbatterl Rifle Scopes signing scenery, lighting sets, these four elegantly molded ■ ° - U chasing properties and costumes, cheese (firmly packed). BROWNIE F L A S H ...... $ 1 2 .0 8 Basketballa rewriting plays, and acting bit Topping: 2 tablespoons butter pfUema — t|to real thing! Takas 12 big piciNras o A or margarine, 3-4 cup coarse crack DUAFLEX >$13.50 Also An Registered and Autographsd ^ -S parts. Made by master CTeftsmen, these aa s 620 ral FootbaBa Thus he was able to conceive er crumbs. BROWNIE REFLEX ...... $10.93 and build the scenery, plan the Method: Cut leaves and heavy Heirloom Sterling patterns ’ Only $14.70 IRONS and WOODS Soccer Balia □ J Ugbting. direct the acting and base of stalk away from cauliflow BROWNIE TARGET ...... /; ...... $7.48 fet- » take the leading role In “Abe er. Slice off any brown apota on represent the beet in oontempo- Volley Balia o A v'ril.' Lincoln In Illlnola,” flower head. Separate the flower rdry ailTemnithing. Wilson and Reach Golf Balls Flaahlighta The play was pushed down Hep ets, slicing through bottom stalk □ 1 manUer'a throat last season by an when necessary—you should get Trophiea □ 1 American and a French-Canadlan about 24 good-slaed flowerets from Golf Bogs, Gloves, Head Covers nesrapaperman who, struck with a large head. Wash well In cold 6 PC. PLATE / Ski Polea □ 3 Raylnond'a acting and hia resem water. Add 1-2 teaspoon of the ^ : • nV' salt to the boiling water in a SETTINGS F or Snapshots Round Small Camera^ Croquet Seta □ ' 3 blance to Lincoln, translated Sher saucepan, put in the flowerets and f l O l K A l 1 vi wood’s drama of the prairie years bring to a boil again; cover, keep la Any Of These Tennis—Badminton Kum Bak Patting Green □ 1 Into French. , gently boiling, and cook until ten the Clock Big Pictures Shoe Pacs Hermantler transformed him der—this may take from 15 to 25 — Four Fktf eras □ I self Into a roan who talked and minutes. Remove flowerets, pour SpaUUng’—W ilson-^raigin Carry AOBaga wid’ced and 'vondered and worried liquid into a ;neasure and add CAMERAS like Lincoln: enough milk to make 2 cups. Melt $22.50 Panching Bags—Glovea □ 1 _ Cfae thing only, Raymcnd failed the ^tter or margarine In the « *’■ ____Racquets $3.95 up te -io. ' ^ saucepan in which the cauliflower Ski, Hnndng Clothea, Capa □ 1 That was to find a photograph tvas cooked, over moderate, heat, of Lincoln. Not until he had all add the flour and blend; remove BALLS PRESSES Loafer, Ski, Skate, Sox D ] bid- flushed the grease paJnt-and- from heat and add tbe milk qnd Award Sweaters TTht^ker routine which helps por cauliflower liquid a little at a time, NETS SHUTTLECOCKS □ 1 tray Abe from the age of 22 to blending until Smooth after each VN^ tl •e<1 and worn M,- did he addition. Return to moderate heat coTupare his own conception of Ladfos^ aad BIsa's and. stirring constantly, cook' until Panda—620 TENNIS SHOES AND Abe Uncoln .with photographs. thickened and bubbly. RemoVe ict / Easy to take perlect indoor thoU, Although only' .five feet ,nlne, from heat, season with remaining JEWELERS Pioneers—^20, 16 RESTRINGINC NYLON and v.'clghltig Icta than 150 pounds salt and a dash of freshly-ground Jnst right and shoot. Goptnn natnrnl. CHICAGO RINK Heianantler’a loose Joints and Im pepper and atir In the cheese; stir ARMY, NAVY, AIR CORPS, MARINE 333 Main Street $4.89 imposed Seetlng expresriona. ITaea passioned feeding for the aup- quickly and thoroughly so hot 620—38.63* standard No. 1ST film for indoora preaaed enonnity of the man Lin sauce will melt cheese. Arrange We have the new Ansco or ontdoora. .Complete with syn- V SKATES co|iv Combine to convey the im- the flowerets In a baking dish apd 6 1 6 — 3 9 .7 8 ehronlxed taoh unit. Baseball pragnlnn that he aoraetlmea over- pour sauce over them evenly. Melt Speedex F6.3 with built in fCcldea the stage in three steps the butter: or margarine for the Flash Unit—$2.28 flash—944.91. - < • Wilten—Reach Brand New Low Of Aiding the illusion la a pair of co- topping ovef moderyte heat, add SURPLUS CAMERA’^^...... 99.95 l e ^ l shoea, which Raymond had the cracker crumbs and stir until FLASH UNIT ...... $3.95 ' Gloves $3.95 up built to btip’give him a heavy, a light golden color. Sprinkle PLUS buttered' crumlM over top and re OPEN UNTIL - OPEN UNTIL $16.95 DOZENS OF OTHER PKG. 4 BULBS ...... 55c heat In a moderate oven or under 9:001*. M. 9:00 P. M. Base Balls B9c up the broiler. If broiler is used Finest Hide Shoe For The Matron watch carefully so as not to burn EVERY EVENING EVERY EVENING Radio Engineers topping. Makes six servings. UNTIL XMAS Gift Items UNTIL XMAS REVERE MpyiE CAMERA SOFTBALL AND BASEBALL BATS In Black Men’s and White Ladies’ say WESTINOHOUSE. SHOES UNIFORMS CAPS . With Precision Chicago Bottoam Two Needle Federal Enlarger$ Mittens — 6 5 9 2 BUFFALO PLAID JACKET^ PROJECTORS Enjoy thrifling home movies with 1 POCKETS, ZIPPER OR BUTTON FRONT RAINBOW TONE Revere cameras and projectors. 7 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM 910 TO SI5 VALUES w ith many ad IS THE FINEST TNIY’VE EVER HEARD MOVIE CAMERJ^ vanced features. NONE HIGHER Amerloa’s greatest to $ 9 . 9 5 $77.50 up snlareer value. .Dozens Of Excellent Fishing Gifts Cushion Soled 50% Wool Share the cxperiMCC oT-tlic S3ca adip ' New, all metal “Store-Away" fly Rods Reels All Popular Plugs and Lures PROJECTORS MdcL Can be taken apart tor eosy iiMfe/Listen to Rsinbow Tone fU SOUTH BEND 8 mm. (Silent) ...... 9120.0C atorage. Precision engineered fea- Casting Rods jrourself—it*s the quietest, m ost static-: tnrea. F iji lends. Popularly priced a t ASHAWAY Tackle and Fly Boxes KHAKI STOCKINGS 16 mm (Silent) ...... $120.00 SOUTH BEND HUMPHREY free EM yoa’ye crer heard! Yoa‘U 16 mm. (Sound) ...... $287.50 H and 1 $39.50 SHAKESPEARE f c 4 $ 2 . € 0 Ih ix yoar fsTOfitc profrasas u if ydff UNION Boots Pacs Vests F. R, Developing and Printing Kits $7.95 Complete other enlargers to S113>5S GRANGER OCEAN CITY ■Me Wise in ^ t stadio yoarkdf—ae GERHART SAI.T WATER REELS •onoyiag ham, no scrttchioess, jast TRUE TEMPER AND RODS Deliars Gadgets B-15 Am CORPS JACKETS trac-so-Ufli recflpttoa against a hackftoanR of complete silence. PILE UNED. WATER REPELLENT WITH A HIGH FUR Enjoy this new experience tods|f COLLAR ...... $ 1 3 . 9 5 GIFTS FOR EVERYONE:—ALL IN ONE STOPU THE SAME STYLE IN MILK CHOCOLATE TAN ...... $ 1 3 - 9 5 you CAN K SUK. . .s irs WBANGHOUSE By Soe Barnett 'W esdn^ouse 191—Regency styled console wiib Rainbow A beautifully fitting aftemoor Tone EM. * AM niifecsmnce. sod I«enni»record player. frock for tha more mature figure, LEATHERt ' JACKETS tkyt’a gracious and diainctive. The By Mrs. Anne tObot M l cabinet wtddi for record storage . . . car-level speaker . . . RAY DWYER’S V neckline la edged in dainty lace Anyone can knlL mittens and cendnaensly vsrieble seoc comroL Phantom grille tnnsmiu have fun at the Ame time with CAPESKIN, PILE LINED lyiTH FUR COLLAR ... Of ruffling—see how pretty the S 2 2 . r r gonad, pendtf pleying with doorx dosed. All the features you walat traatment is. A shorter thia pattern! JCnitted on tWo nee alcfve la alao provided. dles in plain s^ k in e tte stitch, t need foe n tfif* . UIhlike recepdoa of radio or records. Pattern No. 83t$ cornea in sixes the fat little aquirrel may be work- GENUINE GOAT SKIN GUARANTEED NOT TO CRACK 8% 33. 40, 42, 44, 43, 48. 50 and 52. ed right In aa you knit or embroid OR PEEL, SHEEPSKIN LINED WITH HIGH PUR Slse S3, three quarter aleevc, 4 3-4 ered on the oompleted mitten. COLLAR, A 930 VALUE ...... *-...... yards of 33-icnh. TouH be knitting mUtens for all S 2 4 - M For thia pattern, tend 25 oenta, tha youngaten you know’ when you FREE in coins, your name, address, sisa discover how easily and quickly HEAVY FRONT Q U A RTER HORSEHIDE SHEEPSKIN 3 6 7 Mefo O . desired, and the Pattern Number th^ work up. PHOTO SHOP I ARMS To obtain complete knitting in- LINED WITH HIGH FUR COLI-AR. A $10 VALUE $ 3 1 . 9 5 U> Sue Oumeft, The Manchester stnictlona, aisas 4, 8 ,end 8 includ Evening HfraM, l^SO Ave. Amer ed for the Two NMdIe Mittena and EASY Photographic Specialists f e Sporting Goods Specialists icxg. New Tork 13, N. T. (Pattern No. 5593) send 15 cents RADIO SALES i SERVICE It's ready for y»u new—the new in oon, plus 1 cent postage. Tour In tlie Nassiff Arms Store 1015 Main Sf., Te1et>hone 7369 Fall and 'Winter Fashion contains name, udreaa and the pattern SURPLUS STORE PARKING 1015 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2-1647 60 page# of idyle, color, a^edal number to Arms Ckbot, Tbe Man- C L E M E N T One Quarter MUe North of the Center features—plus a free doll pattern dMstsr Evening Herald, 1150 Ave 16 DEPOT SQUARE. PHONE 2-1768 , . NORTH END, MANCHESTER K M ed iaetde the book. Rend 85 nue of the Amerleea. New Tork 19. NY. 1 A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl D, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 194* PAGE TWENTY-FOdfi rUUNKKVil,LE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Wealda't Drink Milk - . X r t A l • Iqesesed” fisoi Gew the twin, In The HoliditY Spirit Event of the week Sense and Nonsense A Uttls girl and her mother were lag a t e a t ______visiting in the country, on a term. T’eloplng a triUB ei A u n t EPPIE Ho®e/'DOW M''SMACK BA» o n THe R.R.TIt/tCK S' m s SUangai'—n ow's your train Having always'lived in the city Whah U B e _____ XMAS TREES, BASKETS. What amall boys wash service on this line? the cow was a grant curiosity to he's got lambs now ^ t Against their wishes Nathro—Well, they advertise the child and she was very much focty miles aa hour. he igh chool WREATHS AND SPRAYS one train a day—but you know interasted in watching its move f t T H S Are necks and ears • mght Yoq^wQtfi _ __ ments. BEAUTIFULLY AND And dinner dishes. how them advertisements exag does he want Iambs that e u ' gerate. One day she saw the farmer . Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Miss Helen Estea, Faculty Adviser Mrs. Edna Stowell. forty miles an boor? VOL. XVL NO. !• FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17 ARTISTICALLY DESIGNEL milking. She watched him as he Hired Man — To keep op wH8i U ttl^ Bat Oh, My! i Werth Thinking .%bont carried the milk Into the house and j Mary. A little widow I A sign on a farm gate said: "The strained it and it was put on the only love that money can buy— ' table for the evening meal. She I " POINSETTIAS AND CUT FLOWERS Now and then. A hypochondriac ia osm o f tha Grads Can Get Somanhis X-Rays Reveal Gov. Shannon Puppies For Sale." Alice Delaney, ' was much surprised, as in tHe c l^ I Can hypnotise Mississippi. . ‘ jbrsod who Is causrieaaly aaxloBa Last Quarter Place Your Orders ?iou} The smartest men. the milk always was delivsrsd In ; about his health. One o f ehw at- The Somanhis, Manchester "Snap-itla" and "Pln-dosls' bottles: From the first primitive tele j tended a medical lecture and than High school yearbook, is now arc the only serious 'diseases Visits in H. S. A glass of milk was set at each I met his doctor on the street. Breaks Hearts which showed up on the tuber phone invented 72 years ago by place. She refused to drink her being sold. Any alunmi may Alexander Graham Bell there has Patient—Doc, Tm afraid I bavs purchase one by contacting culin X-rays taken recently. portion and was asked by her ^kidney trouble. Mrs. Wandt reports that every Boys' State Governors grown a nation-wide system of mother why she did not drink the Laurence Leonard In 17M. In LEE'S GREENHOUSE voice highways that today links j Doctor—Oh, pshaw, tha eurioua Lose Basketball Game the belief that the yearbook X-ray taken was reported neg milk. ' thing about that dlseaas ia that tha ative, that is, no evidences of Honored by Students together more than 30 million tele Putting her arm around her will be a particularly fine one. BOLTON PHONE MAN. 8089 phones. More than 150 million: i victim experiences not the sUgbtast To Windham Despite It is hoped that the alumni will tuberculoaia showed up. Metal mother's neck and drawing her I pain or discomfort want copies. Arrangements articles in the clothing have In Recent Assembly Umes sach day the people o fl head down she whispered: Amsrica pick up their Bell phones \ Patient—I know It My aymp- Early Lead with a new printer and the even showed up oddly. j Little Girl—Mama, where do you toma exactly. "The horixon is beautiful and to talk to someone in their own think he got that milk? hope of a large subscription city, or hamlet, across the con A hot Windham quintet after list make it possible to offer far away and almost limitless, Her Mother — I don’t know. I Young Lady—Oh. doctor. wUI tinent or even across the oceans. Where did he get it? the scar show? •potting Manchester at 17-point the book at 83.00. limited only by "your actions,” said Without the telephone, business Musical Groups Little Girl — Why, he squeezed Doctor—That madam, la entire lead late in the third quarter, Conn ectlcut's Governor James _ - mm J American Legion would bs paral)’zed. >it out of an old cow. I saw him!” ly up to you. caught Are the slgst quarter to Shannon in his speech to Manches Present Concert H Dllworth-Cornell-Quey Post 102 dovim the Red and White 50-43 be New Cheers^ Given ter High School students on Mon MICKEY FINN An Organization! fore a jam-packed armory In the day, Xiecember 13, when he at- LANK LBONAKO The annual Christmas concert tendra the Governors Day assem Thread City last Friday night. bly held in honor of AI Rogers, Moonlight Serenaders Outscorlng the locals 25-5 in the At Assembly Rally was presented by the Manchester Dance 9:00 To 2:00 Y-WUMCMI V BVOOIN6lTTI(AT«KAy. High School orchestra and cboira 1947 Governor o f Boys* State and ABOUT T-TNC final stanza. Windham made 95% Raymond Flaherty, 1948 Governor. (10 Piece Orcheatia). eHU.« THE 600P WORK W ia of their spoU. The blue and white "I well remember the time when at the bigh acbool auditorium cuiB House? Tuesday night, December 14. These two boys are now seniors CQNTMUilD Be CARRCO ON, tossed up everything — layups, one assembly would accommodate at Manchester High echool. pushups, sets, fouls and pivots. all Manchester High school's stu The A Cappella choir rendered "U ft Up Your Heads O Ye Gates', Governor Shannon spoke to stu- To say that the game was tense dents and when the school band denU on the activities at Boys’ and thrilling would be putting it was made up o f eight members, In an excerpt from Handel’s Messiah, Y EA R ’S "Beautlfnl Savior” and an anthem, State and Raymond'Flaherty's in mildly. All bedlam seemed to stead of 60,” said Principal Edson stallation as governor this year. break loose when Miela hooped a Bailey when he addressed M.H.S. "Brighteat and Best of the Sons of HOT TURKEY PLATE Dress the Morning." He stressed that free assemblies foul to put Windham out front 44- students at the C3ieerleading Rally •re not too numerous in the world Optional on Wednesday, December 15, In A success with her friends and Harold Burbank, or “ Bud” to “As Lately We Watched”, “Car Make Up Your Party Now! 43 ol of the Bells,” and the “ Polish today, and that our right to have From the end of the first quarter the assembly hall. Principal Bai with her studies and an active , most of the students of M.H.S., la tliem must be cherished and guard ley spoke about just how much Carol” were sung by the.^ Round For Remrvations— till the offset of the final quarter, participant In extra-curricular ac the Legion of Honor member for ed. the- game appeared to be all Man- Manchester High school has Table. A verse o f the Polish Carol "The beat governed are the Call Donze 3642 grown in thd past years. chister-8. Herby Brown » tivities describes Jennifer Row ley,' this week. was sung In Polish by asra Scra- least governed,’’ quoted Governor $3.75 Per Person Joan Belcher, Captain of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Millard ‘•Bud" is not a four-year mem-, bac. EVE first quarter 11-11 deadlock with Shannon when he naked M.H.S. (Tax and Food Inc.) Cheerleaders, started the cheering her of the clas.s of '49, having come The combined girls and bovs students to grow up with respect an overhead bucket shot to ^ t part o f the assembly off wiyi the C. Rowley of 2 Gerard street. Manchester out front 13-11. The from F"redonia, New York, and choirs presented a cantata, "ChUd for their government and a desire Fire-Cracker Cheer” and a new Jennifer has made an outstand starting his junior year here. Thia locftls made it 20-15 at the half. ing contribution to her school: Jesua” by Clokey. to aid that government. one called "Alemen.'* A convert fact doesn't seem to show, how At intervals the orchestra play In the third quarter the. locals ed football cheer, “Turn On the through her journalistic writing of 1947 Governor Al Rogers ad m ever. in the list of activities in ed. “Piano Concerto,” "Mclodv in started to roll. Led by Leo Day. Switch,” made quite a hit with stu school activities in both Manchc.s- dressed students and explained FUNNY lU'SINKSS BY HERSHHERGER who made ten points during the which lie ha.^ taken part. F.” "Parade of the ’ Wooden Sol the values of attending Boys’ State BUGS BUNNY BOOTS AND HER B U D ^ N B a h ! dents, also. ter and Hartford papers. Jennifer Lc'l's take sports first. The ma BT.EDGAR MARTIN period, the Red and White threw diers” and "Y uletide Echoes.” and also the Natimial Meeting in Joan, in addition to leading has written for the High School jor sports have all had Bud’s name CXi. \ In 18 points, while Windham was numerous other cheers, paused to World for four years, serving as The alidience participated in the Washington, D. C„ at which AI on their rosters in the past two singing of "O Little Town of Beth was a representative. Athletic and " v r - CXIK^ THh-t \ SU«>tCt VK’S tossing in nine, to forge ahead 38- urge M.H.S. basketball fsma to at Chatter Column editor last year, years. Bud has played football in F o r "voMfeftvoi'.Burt Hvft 21. Berkolelt made good a tap-ln tend every game that they can to lehem,” Away in a Manger” and executive activitiea wer explained and editor-in-chief thia year. She his Junior and Senior years, as "Silent Night.” lX9«Y«6\0t4 VS 50 5AKTttSl- and Frlgault followed with a front support their hard working team.. has been a Parade o f Youth corre with much enthusiasm. well as baseball and bstsketball. A highlight o f the evening was ^ e o o o f PttOOT - \ COUVO*4’X 'VtU. push-up to bring the score up to The question of booing opjwsing spondent since last May and re- Raymond Flaherty, as the pres In football he was one o f the two the singing o f the ever popular cheerleaders was also mentioned celveil an award for outstanding ent governor of Boys’ State, de- ' touchdown making "B” boys. This "Twas the Night Before Chris- A t the-beginning of the fourth with a plea to avoid It. reporting through the summer scribed his duties as the state’s | year Bud was second high scorer mas” by the combined A capella. top official. Ray remarked that quarter, Serkollt made a foul. Du "We know how we feel when we month. She received two honorable in the C.C.I.L. in the football Boys’ and Girls' choirs. The choirs when it came to acting as gover Boah and Frlgault quickly followed are booed," said Joan, "so let's not mentions in the 1947 Scholastic world. Before moving to Fredo- EGGNOG also rendered "O Holy Night." nor and calling a meeting of the with a basket apiece, to bring the boo any other teams or cheerlead Writing Awards and two gold key nia, N. Y., “ Bud” resided in nearb^ scon up to 38-30. Day made a ers." Rockville and while there played No admission was charged but legislature he learned a great deal awards and a pen and pencil set 6, free will offering was collected. about how It all was carried out. basket and Msinchester was out Mimeographed copies of six un In the 1948 Scholastic Writing noccor. front 40-30. Serkollt then made familiar cheera were passed out to In the field o f clubs in M.H.S., J. Lathrop '31 Other guesU at this assembly n tat Is D ifferent contest. were Earl Rowen, of the Exchange . five polnU In a row to bring the students so that they could either Poetry writing also interests Bud was voted into Hl-Y in his learn them or bring their copy to Club. John Rottner, Commander •core to read 40-35. Mlela'a field Jennifer. Not only has she had her Junior year. He has taken part goal and Mlkolowsky’a foul made the game this Friday with West in the forming of the new 'Varsity of the American Legion Post which Hartford. poems published In Quill but also sponsors Boys’ State; Herbert Me- the score 41-37. Frlgault made a three poems have been included in "M” Club by representing the Flashes From push-up while Hubbard made a baseball team. Kinney, President of Klwanis T r y D A R T ^ S i/S-'7 the Anthology of High School foul shot. Manchester now led by Club; Mr. Illing, Superintendent of A L L E Y (N IP Poetry. Bud likes aji types of music and The Classes Schools: and Senator Charlea VOUHE POUSHIN6 lt*g A Strike, Queen BY V. T. BAMUN three points, 42-30. Frlgault and Faculty Tea Held has an Interest in playing the CAR wrm THAT p o e /^ Miela each made a field goal to Writing is not her sole interest House, Chairman o f the Board of Made ^with fresh eggs, heavy cream, milic, by any means. Jennifer was pres trumpet. He is a member of HeOBTeCT.7 IHMf TN * Mtanrsi put Windham ahead 43-42. There Hi—We’re back again wltb our Education. By Home £c. Class ident of French club last year smd A Capella Choir. ‘ Hunting, fish The Round table Singers, sang was so much noise from the crowd ing, skiing, skating, and all out "flashes” of classrooms highlights sugar and nutmeg from our own recipe that even the offldal'a whistle is vice president this year. She “America the Beautiful” accom has belonged to Current Affairs door sports play an important part —those unusual aa^gnments and could not be heard. Day shut up the achievements that make your panied by the orchestra. Do you like coffee? club and the Y-Teena for the past in Bud's active life. Bud was a The students appreciated thia crowd temporarily when he made member of the Boy Scouts in New studies differ from day to day. a foul to knot the count at 43-43. Do you like tea? two years, to Girls Leaders’ club opportunity to honor their two Then oome to the cooking room, last year and Science Club this York and became a Life Scout be Cicero's orations studied— by On tie next ptay Day fouled Miela fore moving here, classmates for theii* achlevemenU P h o n e 64SO and had to leave the game because Next Wednesday at three. year. Miss Spafard’s Latin m classes. with a visit from Connecticut's top ho had five personal fouls. Miela These were the Invitations sent In school she has participated in While at M.H.S., Bud has taken Latin II classes are delving into official. once again put Windham out front out by Mlsa Helen Smith's Home many sports, such as swimming, the College CounK. His subjects the history of Rome, helped by d r ask fo r it from our route salesman as he made good hie charity toes. Economia n class for a faculty bowling, tennis, volleyball and are trigonometry which he says is numerous posters which Miss Frlgault followed with a pivot shot tea held last Wednesday In the softball. his favorite. English, U. S. His Spafard has placed around the that put Wndham out front 46-48. dining room of 27F. Anything peppermint, playing tory and Physics. room. X-change The Invitations were made by After school and nights, when .Miela and %i^olit each made bridge, the music of Guy Lombar ...... I Radio Skits— in French, reports Availabie From Now Untii I '''' good a charity toea and Vadnala'a Lsratae Gonder, Shirley Wilson and do, square dancing and horseback not St practice for basketball or on the life of Chopin, and a record “ Whan do you hava optn housa around thia placa?" some other activity. Bud works at WpU-hers it is December and ' ■ puah-up ended the acering and the Elaine Vlot 'Die hostesses were riding and Jennifer’s out-of-school containing five o f Chopin’a com time for some X-ebange. Anne Smith, Marlene Larson, Bergren’s Dairy in Manchester. New Year's game with Windham out front 50- favorites. positions were heard by Miss SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH l' Louise Gonder, Janet Schaub, and In the field of part-time work Bud is one of the most popular Todd’s French I club last week. 43. members o f the Class of '49 and In the Gilbert School News, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Lefty Leo Day sunk nine double- Janet Mostoni. Assisting In the Jen worked as salesgirl in a store Indian projects—by Mr. Hunt's there's an editorial entitled "A FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Very Artistic kitchen for coffee were Ernestine will.be a sure bet to succeed in his BY MERRILL C. BLOSSBB deckers and a free throw for a in Hartford last summer. life's work after leaving school. English classes, Include booklets, teen-ager looka at the paper." It total of 10 points to tie Sericolit of Quey and Alberta Oolbert; for tea, This year Jennifer's subjects in drawings in wood and an authen puts all you kids that never go A H A ! A ocNuiNe 36* Lo o k , m ister .! eyeaSL TwiMP^Fivg . AT LAST. A , Louise Bunce and Lorraine Cole; Bud la the son of Mr. and Mrs. “ STeiNO ficnCHAOSLUPI.' QUIT KI00IN& PDRTVlesS . D0UAa..7HM ? Windham for point honors and to clude English. French, chemistry, Harold G. Burbank of 39 Whitney tic Hopi Adobe, the latter realis any farther than “ ‘PrlsciUa’a Pop" & BOR^MOALUPr/ for sandwiches, cakes and cookies EEN FeeDLES-STRAOlVAR- INSTRUMCNT. AM AarzesT. i leed the locale. The rest of the and Modem Hlstorj’. She main road. tically made by Bob Heavisides. to shame! DART^S DAIRY iL) ms ! IN ZErrueas— CASH MONEY — local scoring was distributed fairly were Janet Pierson, Frances Pa- tains a high schola-stic standing Tj'plng projects completed— by BARDIOMEO fiOICMAGAUlfl/ HOW MOOCMT . even. Morgan threw in six points. telU, Pat Goman and Barbara and likes any subject concerned Mrs. Anderson's classes. Thej In ■Die new look lingers on at IWENTT DQUART Hubbard, Brown, and Fogarty Armstrong. with math and science. clude accuracy drills, business and Robert E. Fitch High School. The 3 1 5 East Center St. each contributed four points; Hub- The table was decorated in yel ' Jennifer hopes to enter Pem personal letters. Music has been two most popular colors are— ele ______•______lardls three. Roach's two and Mlk- low and white with a horn of broke Oollege in the fall, taking a used in the past to develop rhythm phant grey and battle or foreat olowaky’s one, ended the scoring plenty filled with fruits and nuta liberal arts course, majoring in and cooperation. green. , for the Red and White. The locals made by Marlene Larson, in the science and po-s.slbly combining her School Spirit Character sketches developed — made good seven out o f nineteen center. Mlsa Carrie Spafard and waiting and science interest in by students who have Juat finished A t Housatonic Valley Regional foula, while Windham had a .500 Mlaa Elizabeth Olson poured. scientific writing. The students at M.H.S. usually studying "Met an American," in i High School there la a "Practice average netting 14 out of 28. B. Bengtson '52. Success and n wide field of show a great deal of achool spirit. Mrs. Em a Loomis's clasaes. I House” where 6 girls at a Urns live t! The preliminary was won by the knowledge and Interest la her At most of the basketball gam^s, Dog transports kitten in eye- II week as part of their Home Eco Wlndl /m Jayveea who ceked out watchword. Jennifer will certainly we treat the opposing teams with dropper-according to one student nomics Course. The whole care o f a 47-f / win over the local jayveea. Somanhis Sells be an alumna of which Manche.s- proper respect. But once in a ! of Mrs. Skinner’s class, who in an the house is their responsibility. This game was not a CCn. af ter Hfjtll school is proud. ! while, when the score is close, we ' exercise on rearranging and clari- fair and the locals' record is now J. Iversen. let our enthusiasm run away with fying sentences, didn’t arrange the Name carda are quite the fad o f a MO. u. a nnr. tee. 2-2. The next opponent ia Hall. At Minimum Cost \i.s and start to boo and call down j material quite correctly. “George the Torrington High School senior PRISCI .I.A S POP Beauty Is Knee-Deep ______BY AL VERMBEB The' game, which will be played our opponents. This Is definitely ; fed the kitten which Skippy, the class. Engraved in gold and other TOYLAND here next Friday, will be a CCIL The sale o f 1949 Somanhis, Man Varsity “M” Club ■ not the kind of light that we should kind-hearted dog, had brought to colors they are swell to give with AT I'VE NEVER IT'S AS IF THE WORLD ' m f o d e ~ ' ^ g o t o ' t h e tilt. ' shod on the school. his house with an eye-cropper.” Oh pictures! Z Morris Silversteln '49 chester High School’s yearbook, SEEN A MORE WAS COVERED WITH OFFICE DO MOU THINK began on Monday, D ecraber 13. When Manchester High plays well! BEAUTIFUL DIAMONDS A N O ^ i VOU'LL HAVE TIME The beginning o f this sale ia a di Has First Meetingp ! host to an out-of-town team, it j Found In the Scarlet Tanager! SHOVEL IT MTO rect result of a survey conducted ! is our duty to treat this team, , A Joke! It may express the senti LACE! ' their cheerleaders, and any of ments of our teachers when wo WESTOWN PHARMACY 23M Breaks Seals by homeroom repreaentatlve% -to A meeting of the newly organ •V - their students who attend the Christmas Theme come to classes minus homework. find out the number o f people ized Varsity "M" Club, composed . 900 Square Feet At The Rear Of Store Sale Record who wish to ptirchaae the 1949 game as we would treat guests in . Two teachers eating dinner: Somanhis. of all letter-winners in intei- our home. We have invited them: | Of Sport Dance 1st teacher: Will you pass the A Separate Department Enough people responded so acholastic athletics, was held Mon therefore we njust take all respon- i nuts. Bill? It can be done; it has been done. that the minimum cost ot Soman day evening at 7:30 in room 23M sibllity for an^rihing that happens. ■ Preoccupied 2nd teacher: Yes, 1 If...... there...... is any^ booing,_____- they Christmas get a was the theme o f the suppose so. but I really should AU it takes is a little cooperation his can be kept at three dollars. for the purpose of voting on the to break records. In the recent This new tsrpe book will have a free shot at the basket. If there is j Sport Dance held Friday, Dec. 10 flunk moat of them. Ha! Ha! Christmas seal drive, 23M, the leatherette cover as its 'outstand newly drawn-up constitution. a fight or a miniature riot, we are I in the assembly hsJl. homeroom o f Harry Smith, did ing feature, plua more candid A two-thirds quorum, necessary htained and we must talse the dis-1 The hall was decorated In gala IV ell. so long, see you again next , Effanbee Dolls 1 I their share of record breaking. shots. These camera shot* Will ap for the pa.ssing of any laws, was credit that such an event would i Xmaa spirit. A beautiful tree month to exchange more notes on This homeroom pooled 823.05, pear in the advertising section. not present; so it was decided that entail even if it mearus di.siavar-1 adorned the atage. From the cen- the other schools. more than any other room in the ablc publicity. If there were any : ter o f the hall hung a large spray Laurence Leonard. facutlv a meeting would be held on Friday lu-n school. The average per student adrisor for the Publteatlona Staff, afternoon in order to act on the damages, it would be our re.spon'-1 of mistletoe attached to a red eoN. IS4S ST asA etavKi. sie. t. a see. u. a mt. err. was 8.81. Not only was this said that a new type of advertis Constitution. sibllity to pay for them. streamer. The walls were decorat V IC FLINT ______Kinds Of •Slug" BY Mlt'HAKI. O'M.Ai.r. KY AND R A IP H LAN S amount higher than that collect When we go to anotlior school ed with red silhouettes o f bells and Science Club Visits ing is being tried in this lasuc. The Some ideas as to the club's so I Erector Sets - “ I'm not hinting now that w6 ahould stay for dinner, but T. u. ate. u. s. MT. or? ^iHcruMcRmiNTS .WINOY fiAU Wes'S WHW AMY HAVE A b u can t INOtCT A MAN m t MtiaXK ^ ^TMUC Plans ed anywhere else in this school; cial activities were discussed. for a game, we ore going there cqndlcs; sprays of pine tied with \ a s 3 u t. advertising space is limited to ten iw e 'r e both juit wild to a te your n ew set of imported m ow soBiONr onaRU coNnsMEO ai- JtMMOOtrTIHE WMO JUST BICAU5E HI POURS A SLUG OP J SNOW cua MAN It was higher than that ooUectod Some suggested were; to have as the guests of that school. They red ribbon. Weather Bureau page.s so larger and more effective dishes!" "Rex will never let us forget he's national field champion!" ■WAN TMt OCAOMAN /tDMOOC WMO WM M IN I CMDl 8UT IMIS uaooR— ^ — --V eRAEMOTMC in aay other homeroom collection advertising will be used. prominent athletic figures, both have offered us jtheir hospitali'y The___ chairman______for this affair IMS HOUNNETHAT /TRYMfilD BM08M. •omLNono, in any previous year on file. players and coaches, as speakers; and we have accepted it; therefore 'was Joan Osgood. The decorations 80nU.aUT MOW OOIS liOMIONt MS HVIN6 POURASIUG The friendly, familiar voice o f Wagons OU'I UUH WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS UUK BOARDING HOUSE with M A JO lt HINIPI.E The runner-up in thia campaign Manner Movies Shown to .show films, auch as football and we must act accordingly. To boo | were hung by Joan Osgood, Doro- Baby Coo I WMT SHOW Ml WaSNTyL ID cn HIM CaiWK. svrnwucs was T7M with a total of 811 and basketball games; afid to put on them at their own schfKJl or :ar- thy Duffy, Connie Young. Clem Ralph Huskey greeted the mem 1DLD HER 1 KADE A 9UKIOC ? Asttmtr an average of 8.28 per student. bers of Science Club at the Gov i TfHOSe HOBDEE HAVE X HEARD VDUMliN THAT ^ESAD/lFiTlSHT MRS.ROLLWELL.'^ "Are You Popular?" and "How a spring dance. ’These plana will mory is comparable to eating your ' Pontillo, Dawn Mursaki, Phil Froh Dolls 10c TEN-DAV TRIPOM A \WAY OF MAKIN TW MONEV OH tUE QOiZ. These homerooms, rmder the ernment weather station at Brain- Jj and Electric -* «-TH E VUl ET iD E Ca H BRiHS M B Do You Do." two movlea on man be further discussed at a later hostess' dinner and toiling her ' and Earl Doggart. PITTSBURGH f e a t h e r s * COPS BELIEVE THEVRE MA30R HOpPL6.'-*«. leadership of Allan Thomas and tliat it ta.stes horrible; to .start a ■ The record and ticket committee ard field recently. Mr. Huskey con- NO g r e a t e r 30V t h a n t FE E L ners, were shown Manchester High meeting. e x p l a in e d rr w a s J U S T l e a v in g .' h e rLLTAWCe MW * 0 5 PAYING VOU.^—-i-