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Named GIVEN WITH CASH Poll Tribunal Senate Eyebrows Tilt as New Head Bars Recount Yanks Batter W ay SALES ALL DAY Shocking Tales of Nevada GREEN STAMPS Of Derby Vote Through Reds 20 Corruption Stun Probers EXTRA SPECIAL! REG. 99c—COMBED YARN Special Sale of Dtesses Justices Rule Evidence BOXED JEWELRY SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF 99.95 Fails to Show Inac­ Los Angeles, No. 16—($•)— Sen-; license and proposed purchase of and that his ownership of only Miles from Border PUROFOAM EXTRA PLUMP ate crime Investigating committee-1 one-third interest In Reno's Bank one per cent of the Golden Nug. FOB XMAS GIFTS! PLAID GINGHAMS 9 D AYS O N L Y curate Tally There; Club. get pa>-a him $13,000 a year. OoM MMl silver Flntah Jewelry In THURSDAY, F R ID AY and SATUR D AY men, "shocked" and "outraged" by i 42” AVONDALE— S6” DAN RIVER Uaralag Ring Baeka Inn Moe Sedway, who with Morris NECKLACES — PINS —• BBACFXETS — EARRINOS Third GOP Setback 3 hat Mtfy learned about legal { Rosen took over Benjamin U. S. 17th Regiment AN D SETS LATEX FOAM Wilbur Clark, Preaident of the U. Ne, Ire Rises ONE GROUP OF, ^ gambling in Nevada, turn today to ' Desert Inn iu Las Vegaa. disclos­ I Bugsy) Siegel's Interests In the Gains 4lst Parallel Hartford, Nov. 16— (./Pi—A panel MIckay Cohen and Los Angelea' ed that becauie he waa hard-press­ Flamingo Hotel, Las Vegaa, after Slegal waa Slain In 1947, estimat­ riiM o f three State Buprem* Court Jus­ gambling, which lan’t legal. ed for money to build the lush As China Reds Against Enemy Tanks, BED PILLOWS Ic yard Returning from a one-day aes- place In 194', he got $1,500,000 ed that his Income In 1949 W'ss ba? $ 1 .0 0 e»ch tices ruled today that there was tween $300,000 gnd $400,000, al- Artillery, Infantry; Ma­ Dresses *TOO •lon in La* Vegas. Nevada, the from a Cleveland. O.. gambling Smart colorful Dan River Wrinkle Shed and Avondale combed not sufficient .vidence to warrant committee had In Ita records such though .Sedway now owns only ayndicate which now, therefore, 7>4 per cent of the Flamingo. Delay Arrival rines Push Foe Bark yam glnghama In plaids and novelty checks. Reg-Reg. 98.98— Reduced To a recount of the Derby vote. eyebrow-raising tales as these: owns 74 per cent of the Joint. Specifically Republicans had Police Chief L. R. Greeson of Committee Chairman Estes Ke­ 3 Miles at Cliangjin Also Reg. 99c ABC Span Rayon Challie ' Clark said the syndicate Includes fauver iD., Tenn.) said Sedway $ asked for a recount of the vote Reno said a New York gambler. New Fall HANDBAGS 7*49 Ram Tucker, Moe Dallitz. Maurice came to Ix>s Angelea In 1938 from Slow Trip to N. Y. Held In Rosebud Pattern 79c Yard In the contest for Connecticut's In Pl^^Uc C «lf — Simulated Suede — Faille. Top •Handle and (With Sanforized Zippered CJover) ONE GROUP OF Joaeph Stacher, boasted that he'd Kllneman and Tom McGinty. New York, where he was friendly Seoul, Nov. 16.—', aald he has an Interest In rean Delegate Will day all along the frigid 250- are not noticeable and will not impair the wearing qualities. cott Bush, a Republican. mile North Korean front to­ Pink or White covering. Dresses down Stacher's petition for a three Las Vegas gambling spots (Oinllnued on Page Four) Buck Mac Arthur IMea $1.69 $2.69 Unofficial atate wide returns ward the Manchurian border. PRINTED Reg. 912.98 and 913.98 gave l^nton the election by 1,113 ■ Plua Tax A. C. Croft of New London, Conn„ Reduced To votes. Dr. Kathryn McHale of Logans- New York, Nov. 16. (AT—A Renistance was spotty. Par­ Not ‘'SuffWIeiit Evldenee” port, Ind., wns named by President Is shown during prase conterenoe ka-clad Infantrymen of the REAL VALUE! Across the River In American ArMI ration Aaeocta- Korean apokeaman la expected to In announcing the decision of Truman aa member of board of 1 .0------U. S. 17th Regiment knifcede Hprullle Rrad6m, who tervention when the llntted ' Na­ within 20 miles of the Red Man- precaution" was not taken on the tions Rei'urlty ('oiincll mceta this quality rayoo. Colors; White, Tearose. Sixes: 0— 6— 7. TYPE 128 SHEETS eve of the election to make certain resigned earlier this year. (A P I'hiirtan border. The 17th smashed Ic yard Wire photo). afternoon. live mllra to th(j 41at parallel that the voting machines were in John M. CTiang. permanent Ko­ proper working order. He Mid Spread Net againnt Red tanks, artillery and Thirty pattema and colorings in beautiful quality printed rayon rean representative here, Is sched­ Infantry. crepes. Sale of Coals^ however, that the panel was not uled to speak In a Council debate 2 $1.00 (81x108) satisfied that there was sufficient It was the day's biggest gain. $2.69 Congress Will on an American-hacked resolution In sharp contrast, the entire U. evidence that the Derby vote was For Man Who B E A U T IF U L 100% W OOL BROADCLOTH ordering tTiitrese Oomnninlsl 8. First Oorps advanced along ar* PURE SILK HAND ROLLED FULL SIZE Uneven hem a or alight oil spots which will not impair the wear­ REG. 49c—36” PINE QUALITY not an accurate one. withdrawal and assuring the Pei­ ing qualities. Therefore, he said, a recount of 30-mllr front In the northwest, Get Big New ping government that U.N virtually unop)>oBed. Tempera­ First Quality Price 92.98 the Derby vote was not warranted Slew Ex-Cop troops will respect her Korean The dismissal of the GOP Derby tures rose, but a sleet atorm mad* SQUARE SCARFS PERCALE PRINTS frontier. Other sponsors are Brit­ the going rough. Gains ranged up DRESS COATS petition was the third setback suf­ ain, France, Norway. Ecuador and TYPE 128— FIRST QUALITY 42 k S« Defense Tab to four miles. -Baart Mew Prints In A ll Bliadee With luxurious SUver Fox collars. Fitted stylea in sixes 1814 to fered by the Republicans In their Ex-Cxm Says Fugitive Cuba. 24Ai. Regular $85.00. For this sale oniy— effort to get a recount of the vote On the eve of the OnuncH's Naval (iunt Help in all of Connecticut's 169 towns. Boasted of Getting meeting, Russia's Jacob A. Malik American naval guns helped LOCKWOOD .C yard Reject 2 Other PleM See Additional Request circulated a letter from the Chi­ South Koreans turn the tables on SPECIAL $1.25 each Previously the court hsd re­ attacking Reds on the oppaalta $9,000 for Killing For­ nese Reds charging that Ameri­ For 10 Billion When coast In the extreme northeast. Over 100 patterns and colors in fine quality Fruit o f the Loom jected pleas for recounts in East mer Police Lieutenant can aggression Is responsible for PILLOW CASES quality. A.I1 types of patterns for dresses, aprons, draperies, Haven and Beacon Falls. the war and defending the right U. 8. Marines clashed with a ONA BRAND LADIES Soloiifi Gather for siseble Communist force in the etc. $ Immediately after the three Jus­ of Chinese “ volunteers" to go to 58.00 tices had announced their decielon mountBlnous center of the penin- Chicago, Nov. 18.—(A’) —Police Short Sessioib Nov. 27 the aid of the North Koreans. on the Derby petition the hearing said today a nationwide search la suK. They advanced os much aa FABRIC GLOVES REG. 59c— HEAVY SANFORIZED 36” STRIPED was recsssed. Republicans, It was Doe In New York Nov. 24 three miles along th* west side of o being made for a TVenton, N. J., Washington, Nov. 16—(AT—Con­ M H M t Ittte g mulled rayon gloves In allp-on styles. Colors: imderstood, asked for the recess in It Is expected that Malik will ice-coated ChengJIn reservoir. Ited. OrasB. B r o n . Black. man who reportedly told a pal he gress probably will get a requee( read the letter Into the Council Llmttad Quantity! These are eepeclally low priced for first Another Great Value! order to call a study meeting. Troops of the ROK 1 Republlo of Reports were current that the had been paid 99,000 for killing for about $10,000,000,000 in added records and then demand that Koras) Second Corps stabUlsed quality type 128 pillow cases. OUTING FLANNEL proceedings halt until a delega­ William J. Drury, a formei; police defense fundi soon after it returns the Bagging bottom o f the line Replacement Price 65c (OoBtlNad mm P^!e Poor) for a short eesslon beginning No­ tion from Peiping Is present. against strong Rod opposition. $ 1 .0 0 Patr FUR-LINED lieutenant vember 27. Word was received from Prague Here's what happened Hiunulay, A IM MartMLnvWaa Jeep aa8 tmtUm, iaaiafl wUh mttoaa, fai4h • tHhotasy *7 Um Tahi river weak at yesterday that a nine-man Chinese IRREGULARS OF 81 x 108 being hunted for quea- , DeCeiise Department Btamtera looking over, the.jijpmitolnouqJMt- 5 4 c yard ir&Ninectian with Drury's l ^ r l , KSTC^/^nie laUoM are «ea$toe< SseOka-MvaeMiig traapa ctasstag the bridge to tlia backgriMuid. Red group has booked air passage (Fbato bp X B A ^'em e atoff eorrespondeat Ed Haffmeii.) ar*~known to have draRaa a pxp- tle front Slanting from west to Make up your own gowns and pajamas of this fine quality san­ slaying was identified by {lolic* aa poaed hUl oavarlag auch a raqueat for Nov/ 33 and wlU arriva in Naw asst: SPECIAL SALE! Planes* Seek York the next morning. forised flannel. Doxenx of patterns in stripes. ZIP-IN COATS Anthony Rqtondo, 85. In tha hopea that the Slat Oon- ROK's Advance Foifr MUe* Charles D1 Umberto, 33, alap of gresa will find tima' to vote the Since thie Is a Friday It Is PEQUOT COMBED 100% wool broadcloth In the season's newest colors: Wine, The ROK First Division advanc­ TYenton, an ex-convict and forg­ added money. doubtful If they can take part in $1.98 Simulated Pearl Green, Grey, and Taupe. Regular $45.00 and $49.98. For this Missing Pair Loan Ready ed nearly four miles north and A Wonderful Value! sale— ery suspect was reported by po­ Shotgun Blast Ends The session must end with the Council deliberations until the fol­ west o f Pakchon. That expanded PERCALE SHEETS lice to have told them that Roton- seating of the 82nd OongFeia next lowing Monday—the 27th. This the wreatem flank of the Chong- FIRST TIME AT SUCH A LOW PRICE! Boat Carrying Insur­ do had admitted to him that he For Spain January '3, and probably will is two months since the original Necklaces and Chockers killed Drury. Dl Umberto was earlier. President Tniman was ex­ Invitation was extended for them (OonUanad an Pag* BUtoen) with Uhtaieetone Clasp. Single and Double Stranda. ance Magnate's Wife brought here on a subpoena Is­ Cabin Love Tryst pected to say at his nows confer­ to come here to take part in UlS' sued by the Kefauver Senate ence today whether he will call cuBSlons of the Formosa problem KITCHEN SHEARS $ And Friend Capsizes Crime committee. Franco Regime First OongroBS back sooner than sched­ and 19 days from the time they Plus Tax 39.00 $3.69 Drury Slain Sept 25 uled. It was generally believed he were asked to come to explain Trucking Firm Head Must Institute Cer­ Speed Excess $1.69 Replacement In First Quality 94.29 Cbvleston, S.'C., Nov. 16.—{/Pi Drury, 48, was aaaassinated by Seek Restraint would not. - thetr actions in Korea. Extra fin. com b^ yams make this Pequot percale eheet a real —A n Intensive air wid sea search gunmen last Sept. 25 shortly be­ Kills His Wife and tain Needed Reforms 85 Minion Total V. fl. Want* Afdlon V 91.95 EXTRA SHEER luxury sheet at real savings. was set to begin at dawn .today fore he was to testify before the The supplemental appropriation The U. S. has Insisted that the Profits Levy Florida Safety Official proposal would raise ' to about Regulation size with bottle opener and acrep top opener on fo r Mra. Frederick H. Ecker and committee on Chicago gang activ­ In Philadelphia Council proceed without waiting ities. Washington, Nov. 16—(AT -- A $35,000,000,000 the total of mili­ handles. The all-around shear for kitchen use—cuts rope, bones," • flashing edinpanlon missing off for the Chinese who, In any case, STORM COATS Chief of Detectives Andrew In Lakeside Shack $62,500,000 American loan fund is tary funds for the flacal year end­ vegetables, cleans fish—a hundred unea. the South Carolina coast 30 miles have served notice that they will NYLON HOSIERY EXTRA SPECIAL! ing next June 30. Expect to Have Meas­ FuH faxhioned with fine back aeamx and aeml-sandal foot. 60 f NOTION DEPARTMENT SNUG, WARM, SMART! from here. Altken and State's Attorney John now available to Spain but In discuss only their own charges of S. Boyle, who were present when Bell Cxnnpany Asks Palatka, Fla., Mbv. 1 6 -(AT — formed officials said today any Since the Korean War started. American aggression—not M acAr Gauge 15 Denier in new Fall ehades. Buy now for Xmae gifts! 42 I 36 HEMSTITCHED Mrs. Bk;kerC 48-year-oId \6lfe of ure Ready for Con- With a high-rising mouton collar, a hard-to-beat lining of warm the Metropolitan Insunuice Com­ Dl Umberto was questioned yes­ Two shotgun blasts ended the sizeable grants will hinge on the Congress has sdded appropriations thur's report that they themselves Order Banning P ic k ^ of $10,400,000,000 arid $1,100,000, all WOOL Alpaca pile and a snug-wrapplng belt, In Tweeds and pany board chairman, and a man, terday, aald they believed “ he clandestine romance of Jackson­ Franco Government’s willingness ere fighting In Korea. gre«8 by December 1 Checks.^ was telling the truth aa far as he ing After Two Riots! 000 to the $13,200,000,000 regular Since It Is now apparent that identified only as J. Herd, were ville's Safety Commissioner R. D. to make economic reforms. pair PERCALE Baby Shop reported missing after their fish­ knew it." They added, however. Otherwise, they indicated Spain military budget for this year. Washington, Nov. 16 — (AT— $1.50 Sutton and the wife of a promi­ The third supplemental request (Contimied on Page Four) Reg. 945.00 valn^— ing boat capslxed about 50 yaMs Philadelphia. Nov. 16—(AT—The | will get American credit only in House tax fraiiMrs, working under off Seabrook beach, yesterday (GonttiUed on Page Four) nent trucking firm head. driblets because the Administra­ is expected to pirovide for a great' forced draft, pointed today toward For this sale o n ly ...... nationwide telephone strike — I The husband, J. P. McRae, 34, $'39.00 morning. tion holds the view that General­ er share for the Korean War than a target of December, 1 aa the PILLOW CASES FITTED CRIB SHEETS marked by flaring tempera on the had leamdR of the tryst and was was asked In the measurcti submit A CoMt Guard search imtil issimo Franco's Regime is a poor date ^ which they expect to have waiting near Sutton's well-fur­ ted to Ck>ngTess, last summer and 60XED XMAS CARDS 80 square SMforlxed percale. Special— $1.39 Reg. $49.95 value, twill— dark produced no trace of the picket line and a legal tug-of-war credit risk under present condi­ Favor Truman an oxeesa profits levy ready for nished but lonely Lakeside cabin missing pair. FCC Slapped over injunctions — entered the tions. fall. House action. For this sale o n iy ...... second week today with no im­ 25 miles from here. Sea New Manpower Oonls |\,,0^rfal Aaaortmeat In Winter Scenes, Colonial Doorways, $ ^ .0 0 2 Others Besqned Administration of the fund, vot­ After hearing Secretary of the C each - mediate prospect of peace. He allegedly caught the two In Mora than 60 per cent of the Foe for Po^t 75 PART WOOL BLANKETS Two other members of the fish­ ed by Congress, has been placed Treasury Snyder outline Adminis­ On Color TV The Bell Telephone Company bed in a nude embr$u;e yesterday money in the first two bills was tration suggestions for skimming Buy now for gifts, Christmas presenU, or for your own use! SIxe 3g X 80. Colors: Pink. Blue, '^i^lte ing party, identified, as J.'R oger, under the 'Ek:onomlc Ciopermtion and a Mr. Morris, a caretaker at went to court seeking an injunc­ morning, fired twice at close earmarked for the building and $4,000,000,000 -from corporation Made of 80 square percale fabric, hemstitched. and Malxe. Special— $3.98 range, staggered from the cabin Administration (E C A ). Proced­ tion that would prevent picketing procurement of new weapons, earnings, the House Ways and Seabrook beach, were picked up ures for granting the loans were GOP Eyes Biller Oil CHENILLE ROBES by a shrimp trawler. Rogers was Federal Court Over- of the company's exchanges in and collapsed of a heart attack. planes and shipn Means Committee voted on party 50c ““d $1.00 box Philadelphia, scene of two pickqt Head Blown Off worked out by ECA, the EXport- Only about one-tenth of the addi­ lines yesterday to conclude hear­ IRREGULARS OF SOLID COLOR A full selection of colors aiid styles in sises 12 to 20 — 38 to 46. taken to a Charleston home and Ic for Foreign Re- SOCKS rules Order Giving line battles in the last two days. Mrs. McRae's head was blow, Import Bank and the Department tional money waa specifically prO' ings no later than next-Wedflex- Regular $5.98. , later moved to a hospital. SPECIAL!—91.50 SHEER FULL FASHIONED Regular S9e! Special! Rogers said that Mrs. Ecker and •The walkout of Weitem Elec­ off. Suttonis was almost so. of State. vided for what -the Army calls lalions Group Job day. CBS Green Light Ordered by Truman CANNON Sixes 4-8. AH colors. 3 lor $1.00 Herd were clinging to an bar tric Company equipment employes was S3; Sutton 39. “consumption of materials." This With more than 300 individuals from the boat when he last saw was c a lM by the ClO-Communica- Blood splashed the wells end In epnouncing this . yesterday, means fuel, ammunition, fotxl and Washington, Nov. 16—(A*i—Some thsm. Mrs. Ecker was wearing Chicago, Nov. 16— CAT—Colum­ tiona Workers Union in 44 states ceiling of the smell room In the ECA eald the agencies acted "at other essential supplies that are Important Republican sentiment (ContlBiMd on Page Four) NYLON HOSIERY We have received another shipment of Nitey Nites in “ “ $4.98 rear o f the cabin situated under the direction of President Tni' bia Broadcasting System has lost used ttp by an Army In the field. In naw Fall colors. Reinforced heels and toes for extra wear. last Thursday. Beil Telephone of appeared to be building up today the first round in a court fight to The proposed bill is expected to Buy severjj^ pairs at this low price! TURKISH TOWELS sizes 00-8. Colors: Mint, buttercup, pink or blue. We (CoDttaoed on Pag* Four) Pennsylvania and other aubaid- for assigning to the Senate For­ also have a good supply of Curity or Chix diapers. go ahead with its commercial col­ iariea of the parent American (Oonttoned on Page Sixteen) (OoBtlaoed on Page Sixteen) set larger manpower g<^s than eign Relations Committee a per 22 X 44— Reg. $1.00 * T A or television programs, Telephone A Telegraph Company the 3,100,000 total used os a plan­ sistent critic of the Truman Ad- Gets Life BATH S I Z E ...... Each / y C NYLON SLIPS CBS, given the green., light by are not directly involved In the ning figure for the armH services ministration'a Far Eastern policy, pair 16 X 28— Reg. 50c * GIRLS* WOOL FLANNEL the Federal Communications Com­ strike. last July. Sines then, defense of- . A Senate GOP group quietly $1.25 A buy o f the se$Mon for Christmas gifts! Lace top and bottom. mission, was blocked yesterday IiiKiUlng flclsja and some congressmen have H A N D SIZE ...... Each O Y C News Tljjbils PtokeU Fail booking Senator Knowland (R- White W ig. ironu ltartIng:.tbe_cdlor. talacaaU. 'Ja^Uie Phlladalphia flareup yaa- spoken in terms o f s 3,000,000 man Calif) for the committee poet re­ Reg. 25c Called Prom ( ^ Wires by a three Judge panel in federal terday, pickets failed for the ssc- armed.fore* by June, J951.- portedly !■ deterinined to keep it court. ond consecutive day to pravant Releaee Some by Summer from going to Senator Morse IR- Bridgeport Man' Slew FACECLorm...-lyc H ie Judges issued an oral tem­ HqusewaresL ^ ept. ^Heavy weight "solid color Cannon towels that wUl give years of Sixes g to 18, In Bed, Navy, aad A n s. Regular $8.98 non-itriking BeU workera from re­ (Late BaBetlaa of the (AT Wire) By the end of December the Ore), Who frequently lines up with $3.98 Putting an estimated $l,0ddi- porary restraining order delaying potting for work. Flat, flew as Army wUl have in service or on the Administration on foreign af‘ Sweetbeart at Qub wear. In beautlfut solid shades of peach, green. flamingo, aqua CBS from putting on ita color tele­ and malse. ____ _ 000,000 into circulation next year poUce eacorted non-atrikers to their call nearly 1,000,000 men. This fairs. Norland Last April $1.45 49c as seewto 0 1 Insiiranee dividend casts, scheduled to start Monday, Jobe. total includes regulars. National That situation is likely to touch m u 4-quart preaeure cooker. Ideal for etralninr, dralninr, WiU barely ripple national econo­ for an indefinite period o f time. Another clash occurred at Korea Veteran Reecaes Girl Opardsmen, reserves end draftees. off a warm dispute if Morse re­ washing. IRREGULARS OF SOLID COLORS my, says government economist. Held 2-day Bearing Washington where a line fore- New York, Nov. 16— (/P)— A ‘U. S. Navy sailor just back By next summer the Army hopes news his long-standing bid for a Bridgeport, Nov. 16—(AT—Willi* $ RAYON GOWNS . . .Governor Bowles' office re­ The Judges ruled after a two-day man received a black eye in a bat­ from action in Korean w a tf^ piunged into a burning house to be able to start releasing some place on the key committee. The R. Oaklsy, 35, of 901 SUto stroet, 4.50 hearing in which Radio Corpora­ Pressure Cooker Divider, Reg. $1.25 49c Two-ton* .knit rayon gowns. AH plato tallorwl Slaea 36 to 48. leases state- comptroller's latest tle between pickets and ofllciala scrappy Oregonian, Who is driving pleaded guilty today in Superior (AO 8.1a. fla.1) tion o f America and other tetevl- today and rescued a girl, but five other members of her famiiy Mvides your praaaure cooker Into controlled compartmenta. Cannon FACE CLOTHS Regular $1.49 u d |1 .M . quarterly report which claims o f the Chesapeake and Potomac (Oonttoiwd an Png* Sixteen) here from hie west coast home Court to second degree murder in aion equipment manufacturers ar­ •'that as o f Sept. 80, the budget Telephone Company. Two pick­ perished. Edward Kane, 25, returned to Staten Island only after an easy reelcction victory, the pistol-slsying of his estranged . gued to halt the planned CBS tele­ . Student Bridge Lamp $8.95 of the atate government was stm ets were questioned by police and yesterday on a 26-day furlough after his ship, suffered enemy Treasury Baiance can be expected to put up a fight sweetheart, Mrs. Gladys Barton ia balance with prospective sur­ casts. The Judges said they needed later released. - ^ ^ socket Beutafilm shade. Fire resistant. Step-a-Ute damage. Washington. Nov. 18— (AT— The for the assignment. Carter, 39, of 601 Laurel avenue, 8 11 5 l®r 59c ■— 12c ea. SPECIAL plus o f $415,878.73." . . .Interna­ more time, possibly another month And In New York, an A. T. A T. a e e $1.29 and was ssntenced to Ufe imprison­ position of the Treasury Nov, 14: Or longer—to study the case. Shift In Seats Three colors only in solid yelloW, aqua and, peach. HOUSEDRESSES tional representative of AFL Car­ atockholdera* meeting was con­ Net budget receipts $103,782,303.- A t present the Republicans liav* ment by Judge Abraham B. ^rd on , The Judges ruled the tempor- ducted against a backdrop o f boos Mrs. Carl Vinson Dies Medicine Cabinet $3.25 \ Sanforixsd cotton dresse*. Zipper and coat styles. • Checka, ‘ CLOSE OUT LOT OF ' penters union says he ia certain 45; Budget expenditures $148,373,- five seats on the Foreign Relations Oakley’s attractive brunette etrtnpa uid floral pattema. Six** 12 to 44 aad 1411 to 24H* .striking members o f his union wiU Washington, Nov. 16— (IF)— Mrs. CJarl Vinson, 63, wifo of 644.44; Cash balance $4,000,760,- wife sat In the spectators' section A ll meChi Three shelves. Full mirror. ALL GOOSE FEATHER (OoBtlawd as Fag* Four) ______e Ragular $3.98. return to work at Oak Ridge, (Oaattaoefl .on Rag* Wim/ti Hep. Vinson (D « Ga.), died today at the Naval Hospital in 489.20. (tiontlnued on Pag* Fanr) of the court room during the brief Tenn., today on huge atoinlo ptom Bethesda, Md. She been ill for years. Vinson is chair­ proceedings and listened calmly as eanstmetton project. H E A V Y 8 OZ, FEATHERPROOF GIRDLES an

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operation in New Orleans recent- ures and 77 weighta, 203 pack- I •UMMIDUM. ,^ ^ O V . I M ^ O M 1:30 P. M. ON 450 Students ly- , AlmutTown agaa, 960 pounda of oonimodlUea baalth auppUea and toya to be aant Dr. Lynxwiler said the St. Louis Sealers’ Work * which were ro-weighed, measured k MTHIIN to Europe. child, Linda Weber, has the pros­ ’Town Topping The nominating committee for Sends Clothing to Greece UAC Reports Three Manchester men,'Robert a cord of wood and re-weighed DORCAS GIFT GALLERY pect of a normal life expectancy 10,000 pounds of coaL ■oit Leoeoiler Jm I XaClM the Ellington Frlendahlp Claas Present Opera as fai* as heart trouble ia con­ C. Barrett, aviation photograph- Not Publicized D. MHIolrn W. Hragrlx Is Mrs. Eidwin Heinz, Mra. Ira er’a mate, second clasa, USN, son The job o f weight and measure Its Finances • EBIANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH • cerned. sealer doesn't loom large "in the ‘ X-Ray Quotas Eggleston and Mra. Charlea Hein of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Barrett of 38 "MR. '’Saddle $UPBk ' ARTICXES — attractivt fiftii for yoiit- The surgery was performed by town'i government, but it affecU — — who win bring jn a alate of offi­ Mt. Nebo place, Donald R Sadro- Tramp” n tlf and frienda. Barnard^ Nathan Hale Dr. 'Sidney Smith of St. Louis. But It Affects a Lot of a lot o f money. 8 8 0 ” (Is ('•■•ri cers to be voted on at the meet­ alnikt, seaman, USN, of 46 Alex­ CFreo Service Listo Rap- ing in December. Net Income, Dividends dlffareiit aprona; Pupilfi Give Program; Working on a blood vessel Money in Town As His at liU 4:U aag »i4S orativa. Xunctional bread boardi; whose total circumference was ander street, and Pfc. Richard A. ,A wet thread strung on glass The Boy Scouts wrlll meet at 7 Noted in Statement “ about the size o f the inside of a Bennett, USMC, son of Ur. and idly Being Filled; Ex­ 9. m. In the Ellington Totvn hall JUiatta knitted gooda; To Repeat Tonight Report Shows,^ tubes comprised an early attempt SAT AT 1 P. M. HMtaly detailed atocklng kite. clgarct'holder,” ' the surgeon re­ Mrs. B. K. Bennett of 47 Charter to rfiend electricity from one ooint tend Unit's Stay Thursday. Issued by Firm Today moved a small segment at the Oak street, are attached to Car­ to another. ^ , a _gbeatjudsiiow ^ SPABKUNQ C10USTMA8 STOCKINGS — to be hung During the present semester, I blockade area, then sewed the re­ rier Air Group Seven embarked Many of th^ town \offlclals ISaa.i Mr. sad Mrs. Brrel Flywa bj^ tke chimney with care. I pupils of Grades .Seven ami Eight Manchester may exceed by one East Hartford, Nov. 16— (t ) — maining enda together. aboard the aircraft carrier USS aren't even known to locaL resi­ Ib “ EOCKV NOrNTAIN" DARLING DOLLS — for your darling daughter. ! in .Barnard and Nathan Hale dents. A study of tlie TowiV' Re­ or two thousand its original quota (Special)—United Aircraft Cor­ schools have been making a study One feature of the 'operation Midway in the Mediterranean. The iKASX FRCB PABIUM«| G ile a d poration reported today a net in­ SOFT. STUFFED ANIMALS — for yotir youngest. port, completed for the past fiscal I of Gilbert and Sullivan's "Mika- was the use of a relatlvely-now local men have visited such porta o f 12,000 aet for the Tuberculosis come for the flret nine months of MYSTERIOUS PARCEL POST PACKAGES *- for any­ refrigeration technique designed as Palermo, Sicily; Algiers, Al­ year which ended August 14 gives THE EAST ■»‘»««s K. 1 do.” Last evening 450 pupils pre- some interesting Information on X-ray program. Chairman Matthew Mrs. John Davis of Long Island 1980 of $9,341,833 on sales « f $193,- to alow the whole body's activity geria; Athens, Greece; Gibraltar one. ' scnted a concert program in the less widely known officials M. Morlarty predicted this morn- and Mrs. Lillie Breault of Atlantic 368,329. ^ POPULAR SWEDISH BAKED FOOD -- for every-one. temporarily. and the French Rlvlerai WINDSOR City have been visitors at the which they sang selected chorus and their duties. Ing. He said that aa of yesterday This compares with a net Incqme ' numbers from this opera and nar- The child was wrapped in a DRIVE-IN home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Links. of $6,848,711 for the first nh(e 3-PIECE REFRESHMENTS AT “KAFra STUGA ’ — for you. For instance, except for the ac­ . rators told the story of the opera, special rubber mattress through ^ y Scout unit publicity men afternoon 6,189 residenta had been Mrs. Ernest. Dtngwell accompan­ months of 1949 on tales of $161r> which cold wataf flowed, reducing tivity of Sealer of Weights and < X-'rayed and that the entire ached- ied by her brother, Frank Osborn which was portrayed by living are urged to attend the district Measures Harold P. Maher, there PIKE THEATRE 080.761. I pictures on the stage aa the story the body teinpei^ture from plus- meeting tomorrow evening at 7:30 ' ule is rapidly being filled. of New Haven, is spending sF few The net income fbr the third 98 degrees to 93. would- he 14 scales, five ga.s I progressed. The program wi)i lx at the East Side Rec for a dis- Evening appointments have all days in New York City. quarter of the current year, end­ Each minute during the two pumps, one truck oil meter and EgteHslaaxat With A ^ becn taken, and the only openings Mrs. Edward Miller and son, Ed­ presented again this evening at cuaslon of thefr duties. District Csgitsi "E " ing September 30, amounted to SNOW SUIT two weights still in use, possibly 7:30 In the auditoriunj of tlr; and a half-hour operation the TONITE left in the schedule are for the ward of Milford were Sunday call­ officer# and troop chairmen to the disadvantage of the cus­ Behert Slerilag $2,009,397 on sales of $80.M8.628. Nathan Hale school, with s dif­ child was given three drops of a . afternoon hours in the last week ers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. should turn out to greet Joe Du- tomer. perhaps to the loss of the bstes Opee tiM lilerls Grshsme For the same quarter in 1049 the ferent cast o f characters in the salt solution to maintain blood of November and the first week J. Kellogg White. tra, the now field executive. device's owner. Shew CratiassBi frs « 4:W “ROUGHSHOD” net income was $2,983,290 on sales lijrlng pictures and with different volume and prevent "surgical Al.w "Tgrua Trisieghs" of December. Some Friday morn- Mr. and Mrs. John E. Odell of of $84,627,407. shock." That was the total of weighing " t il OCEAN DRIVE’’ Jng appointments are also avail­ narrators. Ths public is Invited to Marine Sg;t. Harry F. Sw'eet, Jehsay WeUaalIrr Rye, N. Y., spent the weekend at Federal income taxes were in­ VALUE Tiirapike Auto Budy Works and measuring devices ordered re­ Edans# ' ' ’Brlca - dssass Dm able.*^ attend. Tickets m a y be obtained Jr, of 28 Putnam street, arid Ma­ FrsBrle GIgerd the parsonage, guests of Rev. and creased in the third quarter, retro­ paired or condemned last year by "GOOD RCHOB MAN" Buill Un Integrity Growing On Service from pupils or at the door. rine Sgt. James B. Chace, of 54 It was at first planned .to have Mrs. George Mlln# and also guests active to January 1, 1980, to reflect This' musical production has Sealer Maher. Jscli Csraia • LbU Albright ' the mobile X-ray units here only of Mrs. Edward A. Foote. the higher rates provided In the Cheatnut street, are 'a t' Quantlco, Not every eondemnatiofi results rCMtMsia Mwweaaitf^ been used as s central theme from CsrtMB sad Late Newt ' until the end of this month, but Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Burnside and Revenue Act of 1960. The net In­ 166 5IIDIII.E lURNPIKE PHONE 704.1 Manchester Va., in connection with an, artil­ in a saving to the customer. which projects in art, dramatics, the public response has been so Mrs. Leon Fogil of liartford were come on approximately 62 per cent lery firing demonstration to be Sometimes a bad weighing or costums designing and construc- Friday. "RENEGADES" sad CemiBK Sur7'“'msb Host" hea.. that the stay of the unite Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. of ehlpmente for the period le sub­ Date Book held November 21 for students in measuring device cheats its owner sad “ Brlaeteae" Mechanical and A^lo Body Repairing * tion. oral and written English, the Marine Corps Officera Basic “ DESPERADOEb" has been extended to December 8. and Mrs. Clarence J. Fogil. ject to the Renegotiation Act of I spelling and penmAhship have de* by i-iving too much of a measure. As soon as the industrial survey Mr. and Mrs. William Milne of 1048. School. Sweet is a wireman with In the past year Maher exam­ ' veloped. In order that- pupils Tonwrrow and Saturday, Novem­ the Tenth Marine.^,* artillery regi­ has been completed, the unit now Larchment, N. Y., were recent A dividend of $I a share on its Painting, Pronipl Si rviee I might understand and appreciate ined 1B8 scales. 59 gas pumps. 46 doing that work will Join the mo­ callers at the home of Rev. and ber 17 and IS ment in the Second Marine Divi­ truck oil incters, 21 liquid meas­ common stock, payable December Hat opera music, a light opera selec­ .Sock ana Buskin's presentation sion. Camp Lejeune, N. C., and bile unit located at the rear of the Mrs. George M. Milne and family. 18 to stockholders of record De­ Written Guarantee Terms tion was chosen as a beginning of "1 Remember Mama," 8 p. ro.. Chaco is a battalion liaison ser­ Municipal Building, and the daily Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Scott and cember 1. was declared Monday for this study. Bowers school. geant with the same regiment. THE COMMlfjNITY PLAYERS Present rate of people being X-rayed will their daughter, Miss Beatrice afternoon by United Aircraft Cor­ Included The musical director Is Warren Saturday, November 18 be doubled. Scot of Williniantic, were callers poration. A similar $1 dividend on the Sponship of the In Palmer, Mass., on Sunday. Wood, art director, Elizabeth Seml-formal dance of Gibbons A t a meeting of D. A. V. Chap­ Persons wishing to make ap­ Its common stock was declared in SISTERHOOD OF TE5IPLE BETH SHOLOM Mrs. Harvey Scott has returned Budd and costume director, Char­ Assembly, Ladles of Columbus, at ter. ,N . 17, held in the Post home, EASTWOOD pointments during the remaining May, making the $2 declared on 6 to her home after visiting her >W ATKR REPELI.ENT, WIND I’ROOF lotte Gillette. Oid English room. Hotel Bond, Manchester Green, the fallowing weeks of the program may call common stock In 1980 the same Hartford. 8138 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. mother. Mrs. George Potter, Jr, aa that paid In 1948 and 1949. oltlcers were elected for the com- JOEL in Windham Center. STURDY POPLIN CI.OTII. Fall fair iof Dorcas Sooiety of BURT Contracts,' orders and govern­ Ing year: Commander, James For­ LANCASTER McREA Emanuel Lutheran church, "G ift tin: senior vice commander, Kay ‘^UCHT UP The Gilead Congregational ment letters of Intent at September .‘‘Youngest Child” church held their annual meeting Gallery." Miller; Junior vice comni.mder, DOROTHY WANDA 30, I960, amounted to approxi­ • I00'’/r A L L WOOL QUILTED INTERLINING and supper at the Gilead Commu­ Annual meeting and election of Inez Mahoney; treasurer. Gladys! M cU lIR E H^VDRLX Ellin^on — Robert F. Nauman mately $700 million which cei*s Mom 3:10 pjn. eonttnuons 'HI clos­ ^ At The Princess year class; secretary, Beatrice T b BUdte hat, cooked veghtablea ing. Brown ot the seventh year clasa; go further (peat, tomatoes, atrlng (Continued from Page O M ) treasurer, Gall Crandall o f the beam), combine with hot, cooked Opca Thursday Evsalng. TODAY! FRIDAY! aeventh jrear claas; reporter, Mau­ celery. Adds flavor also. SHIRTS reen Helm of the eighth year "Don't alobber all over that child, Special Dtimers Served Special Dinnera Served 0 0 0 6:00 to 8:00 Ranges. Refrigerators for heaven’s sakea." CnOl 9 P. M. . class. T h e following pupils from THE IDEAL FAMILY PROGRAM UntU 9 P. M. each room have been elected aa For a welcome, economical treat' Judge William R. McKay warned ladlvIdnAl Chiricen'Pie Broiled Live Lobster for between meal enjoyment, DVMPMDFD f SILBROS PRICES ARE BASED Washers and Al! Drawn Batter, F. F. Potatoes room delegates; Class one, Mary he would have no scele- ETAO Arm Lavitt And Richard Hyer; keep refreshing, delielons MANCHBSTER TRUST Co ChePa Salad ChePs Salad IV E ilY llM V lD E lv: ON THE COSTS OF MONTHS ^ ha would have no scene and Misa Clasa two, David Logan and Irene Wrfgley*s Spearmint Gum Maachestcr, Connecticut STARTS $1.28 Other Appliances Perkins was allowed five mlnutea TODAY 90c Kupchunos; Class two and three, handy. , , , Member Fet)^nU Depoalt Insurance Corp'. -With her daughter. —— — AOO. WE BOUeHT IN ADVANCE, ONE ENTIRE WEEK Boaat Prime Riba N'lanUc Scallops Glenn Williams and Shirley Phil- WRISLEY'$ grCARMINT RUM ia COM When testimony resumed. Miss brick; Claas four, Christine Park­ TtaJW .HAU Perkins, 28, acknowledged that i ef Beef An Jna F. F. Potatoes and SO refreshing, delicious that It Mincmsf i Cn«» ChePs Salad er and Jack Plotkin; (Haas five, . TO BEAT THE PRICE RISE! because of.lUneaa she had been un- I utlsfles but doesn’t hurt appetite. Hmt ever Iwpptntd. t# a $1.00 Frederick Arnold and Nancy Rob­ JlUlllUlillUlUhtillavuhaiWAl eble to keep up payments to Mrs. erta; Claas six and . seven, Shirley So, folks eat their m e ^ , which Mona T. Kramer of $21 weekly King and Richard Dimock; Class saves food otherwise “picked at" were Jone'a support. She added 50c LUNCHEON SPECIALS— II A. M. to 2 P, M. seven, Beatrice Brown and Gail and wasted. Just try it this week. she has had an operation which Crandall; CSaas eight, Maureen precludes her bearing any more Helm and Gloria DeCarll. Mra. Oiowing WRIGLEY’S • COLORFUL PLAIDS children. Esther Chappuia ia the teacher PRINCESS RESTRURRNT sponsor for thA school program. SPEARMINT GUM • SANFORISED MAIN STREET AT PEARL STREET The Red Cross members are oMi ^DosMbr, toof\ fcreoffc making up boxes which contain ’ • FOR WORK OR SPORTS Piiblic Records Fine Wines, Beer and Liquors • SIZES: SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE PermHa A jg A ia OF Peter BraidUa. alUraUons, 74 Wedgawood drive, $150. BOYS’ ELASTIC TOP . Winter driving raises hob Thomas Henderson, alterationa, X 423 Middle Turepike west, $300. with your car but the front Wilbur C. ■ Brown, alteratloos, ImH Cteks Ml EiMi Sprl| CORDUROY LONQIES end takes a particular beat­ 250 Middle Tufhptke weat. $600. Bernard J. Sheridan, alteral DANCING w«w ing. Drive in now. Let our tlona, 372 Main atreeL $300. KM iM 'IM 'ra'fiNW -Bim Henry Rehae, alterations, 164 TONIGHT ON REAL CHINA front end specialists check St.. John street, $180. — PLUS 2nd BIG HIT — Holuw wheel alignment, steering Jeanne Fracchln, niteratlona, RESCRVATibNM li#4 Gardner streeL $300. NOW BUNG TAKEN FOB of Famous linhsg*. shock absorbers, lacorpoistloB THANKBOIVINO OINNEK Kir F ^ company, i ABERDEEN CHINA Easy bearings and bushings. Drive I InCj, CSiarter ■ Oak near Autumn FIRST QUALITY—FINE PINWALE. VARIETY .street, capital $80,000 in 600 A t the Center •Y ONE OF AMEIIU’S LIAOINS POTUKV MAKEK Credit a safe car. shares at $100 par atarUng with OF COLORS—SIZES: to $10,00^._^corporatara Attorney 4 10 DonaliTC: Ftak, JamM T . and Pa­ tricia lOrkpatrtdL e< 704 Spring M Pleee Senriee for 8 .... $46J50 >.e. atreeL < OPEN EVERY EVENINO UNTIL I OYILOCK i SAVE $5 4 niERCURY North Coventry Restaurant Among the‘local boys at Camp 4 PlckatL Vk., home on woek-and passaa- wera PTc. Frank R. Boyn­ ton, Pvt. Stanley S. Boynton, Pvt Richard E. Pratt. Recruit Kenneth auul Bar ^ • 881 M AIN ST. MANCHESTER J^MeClin-WaiKlailENNil 953 m a i n 8 T. — MANCpnSSTER ■ NMCHItllB IlllP M O N t SI$S Breault And Recruit Edward ......

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1950 PAGE PtVl ...... I ■*' ,\ _ groups have prapoaed altsiriaUvea the party system for In'effloienrles Democratic majority In the .State action for change may eventually and laid oft from 378 to 800 A .T .* In our state government. The one to the axosas prM ta tax. Job Market Enlist In A ir Forces Speaker Scores Senate might convince the people come about. T. Southwestern Ball workers. U. N. Ire Rises T o Speak at Rally Spread Net Engugvm ttnt part" domination of our leglslnturc that It Is the system ana not the I F d m e n The striking Western Electric Denouncing the committee's sc- Report Made J ^ e . Mancheeter League of Vot-i HEAT FOR for a long period of time has re­ psrlcular party which Is respon­ era will continue Its study of this workers have demanded 18 cents tloB, taksa on a motion by Rap. sulted in a government thst Is in­ sible for stagnation In Connecticut. Cooper (D-Tenn), RelaMeetiiig "T o deny thooe on whom we Nkkohy'McFArlmnd •Oh Cruisers age of 11.08 to 31.02 an hour. The iramcral legislature or domlnutlon Democrats obat meted legislation ^ , . . FhimMng — HeaOng ESfalM union rejected a company offer of must depend for production of our Mr. and Mrs. Jsesph' N. Nicko- Production Increasing in Yale Professor Says It Is by one party In both hotises. aa did the Repiibllrnn House In the 1114 cents. Negotiations remain Delay Arrival defense and civilian needs an op- Slew Ex-Cop lay, of PltUburgh, Pa., havq an­ ! term just passed Obstruetlon by Meport Hurplus Replaoemento nadkitati Police Cars Covered Dr.' Braden deplorcal the apathy Bolleni — Kltrlten aofi Congratulates deadlocked. I m I ■ ' # portunfty to present their views' nounced the engagement of their Area; Factory Employ­ Cause of Ineffiriency in of our votera who can think alwmt either party Inillrntes that the on the least Injurious form o f tax ; form and set-up of our govern- New Haven. Nov. 18 (d’l Now Battaraom F lx tm a ileiabers for Woilt lisng INstaBoe AEseted (OMManed tram Page One) . fConttarasd from Psgs One) dBughUr, Margaret Anne, o f 3818 252,213 on Their ment Rise Large State Govern men I eJiiinges in office holders aa a poa- Some long distance operators, is the rankest form of stsamroUsr Blble solution to our atate'a diffl- i inent la Inefficient. Haven County Commlsaionera R«-Plplng With Copper TXbMg E. Lester etreet, Tucson, Arizona, During Campaign who are affiliated with the CIO the Peiping delegation is taking tactics and gag rule." that Rotondo wasn’t necessarily Patrols During Year euiyes, but not about the really I The speaker felt that our sluirt have rcjiorted they wound up the Eleotrie aiewer Uleaxst Union, have refused to cross pickst its own sweat Urns about arriving Othei Republlcana expressed telling the truth. to Sergeant Donald F. McFarland, Private nonagricultural em­ Connecticut needs s government important queation of what form (•iinslltulliin Is also a positive fac- (Iscal year Sypt. .10 with a surplus here, the U. 8. ia expected to press similar viewa. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. ployment In the Hartford labor • onr government mua't take. He ] tor in the outlook for reform. StaAlMrt ot the M w cheiter Re- lines. Long dlsUnce service has O .*JS? Aitken said Dt Umberto told of Manchester Police Department that ia responsive, responsible and of 1102,304.0,1. In a report flleil this view even more strongly. But Dsmoerste committee mem­ McFarland of 46 Orandview Ter­ market, which takes In Manches­ ; alao cited the general hysteria In 1 Many state.- are burdened with VINCENT I n W on m ’a C3ub held their continued with some delays. Local meeting Rotondo and related he cruisers covered 252,213 miles on representative, according to a with the clerk ot the Hiiprrior operators belong to other unions Other Western diplomats, who bers, spurred by President Tru­ "got 19,000 for the Drury job” and race, Hartford. . ter, reached a new postwar peak, the country over Cuminunlsin a longer snd etumsler documents their patrols in the fiscal year as the level surged upward from statement made by Dr. George I tlinn ours. J Swmher meetinc yerterday aft- and have refused to honor the have held back In order to make man's request for 14,000,000,000 spent all the money. Later, Dl Sergeant MeFariand la station­ deterrent to Immediate reform, Court here they allowed that ex­ MARGIN etMtoa with the prealdent, M n. every effort not to offend Peiping, revenue from abnormal corpora­ Umberto said, he met Rotondo in ed at Davia-Monthan A ir Force 1949-50 according to the current 149,360 in mid-September to 151,- Braden of the Yale I.jiw’ School In since people may be frightened of I Me prali'eil the stand of the penditure- were S18.741 lesa Snd Plumbing and Heattag picket lines. 510 In mId-OctoberT The previous j I-a'ague of Women Voters of t'on. rerelpta $10,542 more than for the J AB ricklea, of HoU atret Mra. The New York-A.T.AT. stock­ a i reported to feel that the slow tion earnings, expected to have a Detroit, MUwaukee and Trenton. Base, Ariz. The marriage la plan­ town report. The police mileage a speech here last high'.. Talking what appears new or different. Contractor journey from Peiping to New York bill ready for the House soon after He said Rotondo asked for $70. ned for June. peak stood at 150,880 in Deerm- I necticut in supporting the neeil previous year.' The re|)ort aald 805 No. Main St. TM. 4848 |ijekleo after welcoming the mem- holders meeting was repeatedly In;^ took 21,428.3 gallons o f gasoline to ber, 1948, It was announced to­ to the League of Women Voters The 0|>luniisllr Side Is a deltbsrats affront to the U. N. Nov. 27, when Congress is slated saying he needed money to he for con.stit\itlonal reforlu and felt that $11*0,000 Ilf the aiirpliis would ban, eapreaaad aympathy for Mr. temipted by hisses and boos ss perform. Police Chief Herman day. at their open meeting on Constitu­ On the optomlstic .side, he saw that If this and other organixa- be applied to a rediietlou of the speakers discussed the strike and puta a different face on the to reconvene. could "keep on the move." Police tional Reform, Dr. Braden blamed a posslhlllly that the present aad Mra. Ray Warren in the loaa Schendel states In his nport. A r­ The upward trend reflects the I ttona will keep the problem alive county tax. o f Mr. Warren'a mother. The matter. Rep. EberhaHer (D -P a ) said be said they had checked Rotondo's Nevada Corruptioii Read Herald Adva. tSBuei. movements about the country and accelerated production of civilian ibiT***‘r acheduled for yetterday After a stormy two and three Tsloag Win Preelde thought about 10 days of closod- rests In the past year were 444 goods and of defense material un­ estabUahed he had been in the « IB to have Uken place at the quarter hour session, the share­ gome delegatlona speculated that door seuions after the hearings 1 1 for crimes and offenses other than der government procurement cities named by Dl Umberto. Stuns Probers 1 arren home on Princeton street. holders approved a btlMon-dollar their arrival Is timed to have them close would be enough to put the traffic violations. The latter had contracts. Most of the estimated I ra. Mary 8. Warren died Tuee- financing plan to continue the Bell In New York Dec. 1 when National­ bill ,tnto shape. He said the aim Is DlUmberto was expected to be 6CD in the toils of the law. 2.150 workers newly added during Syatem's expansion program. ist China's Dr. T. P. Tslsng takas to have it ready by Dec. 1. returned today to Trenton where (ConUnued from Page One) ' O f the general arresta 158 were the month obtained factory jobs, Mra. B. B. Inman waa eecretary ovsf the presidency o f the CounclL PkSEk O. Lsubneb he was arrssed recently on a New I f that timeUble can be met, it for Intoxication and 83 for breach while only about 100 went Into Walter H. Leggett, Jr. Walter R. Cassells, Jr. a 0 tern for Mrs. Henry Huggins Since both Moscow and Peiping appeared likely the Administra­ York forgery charge. He is fight­ Costello and the Flschettl broth­ of the peace; 32 for frequenting a non-manufacturing activities. The CROSIEY sets the pace with the new look in television ^ 10 la at present in California.' insist that Tsisng has no legal tion could mtister the votes to ram Msnehester Council of Churches ing extradition. ers of Chicago. gaming house and 22 for iSMsuir bulk of the Increases In the man­ Walter H. Leggett, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Leggett of ifcporta of the various officers and standing and repreaenU only a the bill through the House at the win present Frank C.. Laubach, and battery. Breaking and enter­ ufacturing Industries occurred In 847 Center street, and Walter R. Caaoells, Jr., son of Police Lieuten­ eStnmittee chairmen were sub- Poll Triljunal Got Race Wire Via Deal small clique, they may use this short "Isme duck” session. But authority on literacy, piisslonary, ing cases numbered 21 snd theft the fabricated metals and aircraft ant and Mra. Walter R. Cassells of 42 Strickland street, left Monday ( Itted, and the prealdent congrat- col^ldsiics of timing to force a Sedway himself told how he and afternoon for San Antonio, Tex. The two men have enlisted In the tbs Senate appeared to be in no lecturer and writer aa the speaker Favor Truman 17. group which rose by about 1,190 II ated them for the excellent showdown on the isaus o f seating Siegel prospered in Las Vegas and in the machinery industry. Air Forces. Bars Recount hurry. Its tax-writing finance com­ On traffic charges speeding took a nrk during the recent election. the Reds in the U. N. in place of at n great Missionary Rally on after they got a race wdre by Lesser gains were registered In Cassells and Leggett were graduated from Manchester High mittee has not scheduled hearings. in 169 and failure to comply with ) ra. Raymond Bowers who waa in the Nationalists. Wednesday, Nov. 22, at 8 p. m. Foe for Post making a deal with Tony Oorica other factory groups offsetting school in 1949. stop hign 158. Reckless driring ( large of the Republican head- T.sisng Is scheduled to apeak at at the South Methodist church. of the Washoe Publishlag Co., minor losses in food, apparel, and ^ lanara in the Jarvis building. Of Derby Vote Phoenix, Arizona, distributors of arrests were 79. today's meeting and may give some Hla topic will be "The Silent Bil­ primary metal categories. Rx- contralto sololjt, will sing “He I as oohipllmented for her tooper- (Continued from Page One) the Continental Press Service out During the year the Department panslon In some of the motal- cm indication of what attitude he will Vernon (Jnirch Shall Feed His Flock." "Thanks 1 Ion and the seal with which she (Ooatinord from Page One) take toward recognising the rights About Town lion Speak." of Chicago. received 1.537 complaints, sent out 'working firms was hampered by Committee and the Democrats have 14,031 radio messages and made Be to Thee." and "The Twenty- C irrled on until election day. The of the Petping dsisgates to speak Dr. Laubach has invtend a meth­ Sedway said that after Siegel shortages of steel, copper, brass I Mident named several other eight In the new Congress con­ waa killed In Beverly Hills, Cali­ 1,438 personal investigations. To Give Program third Psalm.” She is known for Republicans might consider the during his presidency. , The Lutherweda of the Emanuel od of simplifying languages so and other materials. her w^rk as soloist In Manchester a Mnen of the club whose work pos.slbllity of abandoning their that illiterates may be taught to vening Jan. 3 the division in thSt fornia, Rosen came out from New Policemen In the year found Despite a seasonal decline in the 4 «erved the highest praise. Liutheran church, who have Just Senate group is slated to be seven York and they went merrily on 1,450 buildings opened, which were In connection with Emanuel Luth­ fight for the recount. GOP leaders, read quickly. He has thus construction Industry. activity Another program of fine music W l th F U L L VISION Mrs. Pickles announced that It completed their first year of good Democrats and six Republicans. with the dollar-accumulatlng. secured: they found 133 windows eran church, Beethoven Olea however, asserted that they had fellowship, will hold their annual taught 60 million people in 200 continues at a very high level. The will be held at the Vernon Center club and the G Clef cliib. She customary to omit the Decem- FCC Slapped The additional GOP seat results Before leaving Las Vegas, the broken, and 738 homes, vacant number 'of persons engaged In not discussed that poaslbility. meeting and election of officers in languages to read. He has pre­ Congregational church this Sunday meeting, and the neat club from last week's elections, which committeemen let go with a few at various times were inspected on construction work In September studied with the Soldano-Schuleen Oral Ruling the church vestry tomorrow eve­ sented to them the Christian way evening, November 16, at 7:30 Studio of New York. Clarence Jinring will take place on cut the Democrats’ majority in the opinions; request. A total of 1,089 open was greater than In any other On Color TV ning at eight o'clock. Refresh­ of Ilfs, a powerful wempyn with o’clock. This ia an opportunity for Helsing will be her accompanist. Fadnaaday, January 17. at a place Here Is the oral ruling given by SenatC-from 84-42 to 49-47. windows were reported. month since World War II de­ ments be served following the which to combat the ever-growing “ Unclean, Unclean” all who love good music to enjoy There will also be organ selec­ be later announced. the Chief Justice on the Derby win Ordinarily committee assign­ During the year the Department spite difficulties In obtaining wave of Communism. Senator Kefauver said Informa­ some of the ouUtanding talent tions by John C. Williams of Bast [Mrs. George F. Borst. program petition: (Oontlnnsd from business meeting. ments are determined on the basis Investigated a toUl of 345 acci­ many kinds of building materials Pngs Ons) In addition to Jhe Missionary tion gathered Indicates that "legal from neighboring towns. There Hartford, student at Yale Uni­ arranged for a Dutch "So far as the Derby petition la of Senator's service In the Senate. dents of all kinds and finger printed and In securing skilled workers. The cosmopolitan club will meet Rally at the South Methodist gambling is tied In with illicit will be no admission charge, but versity, and organist at the Tal- auction, which created a concerned the panel Is satisfied ary restraining order will remain A member with six years of sen­ 251 persons. The number of jobs openings on Friday afternoon at two o’clock In church there will be an Informal gambling all over the United a free will offering will be taken, cottvllle Congregational church U t of Interest and incidentally that reasonable precaution and in force until a ruling Is given iority, for example, would got a States.” file with the local office of the S d ed 16.^ to the treasury. Mrs. the Federation room of tha Cen­ meeting at the. Center Congrega­ the proceeds of which will go to­ probably the requisite precaution on Injunction petition# filed by contested committee post ahead of Senator Alexander Wiley (R., State Employment Service rose A w l Furay crocheted a beautiful ter church. A talk will be given on tional church at 3 p. m. In honor ward the expenses of the church. Prowl Car Burns as to the condition of the machines RCA and other plaintiffs. CBS, a man with four years service. W ls.)—"The same evils exist un­ sharply In October. A considerable ig t o f doilies which she donated candles. of Mrs. LAubach. She will show demand exists for skilled and Miss Greta Nelson of Ellington, was not taken prior to the elec­ FCC and ‘ the government had Knowland In Far East der legitimate gambling as under iar the auction. colored slides and will talk about Persunul Notices semi-skilled factory workers such well known soprano soloist, will Norwalk, Nov. 18—S>P)—Patrol­ tion. We are pot oatisfled how­ sought dismlsssl of the petitions In this case, Morse has an eight- illegitimate gambling. It was T aMrs. Sherwood Bowers and her Robert J. Smith, Commissioner the great work her husband Is do­ aa tool and: die ■ makers, hand be one of the guest artists. She man Stanley Huminski escaped in­ ever, that on all the evidence that or, as an alternative, a summary ing from a woman's standpoint. month seniority edge over Know- shocking to learn that men in im committee served party there has not been a aufficlent judgment approving the FCC or­ o f Welfare, spoke at the meeting Ciird of Ttiaaka scrapers, milling machine, turret haa studied at the .lullus Hartt jury late yesterday when his prow I , dainty cupcakes, tea. Tea will be served, and the public land and the Foreign Relations high places of government are School of Music In Hartford, and showing of effect on the vote cast der. of the State Organization of lathe, and other machine opera­ car was destroyed by fire after It fee and mints. Mrs. Jane O. County Officials held at the Old ia invited. seat In the normal course of events participating In gambling acUvi- is now choir director of the Cov­ to warrant us In finding reason for Attorneys for both sides had tira. Public morality haa sunk to We wish to thank all our nelshbora. tors. In addition, employers have had been struck from behind by'a poured. Homestead Inn in 8omers_ thle would go to Morse, provided no frlenie 4Jid relativea, for the many acta indicated a need for laborers who enant Congregational church in heavy trailer truck on the Post ordering a recount." said they would appeal to the one with greater seniority claimed a new low.” United States Supreme Court in week. He spoke in fqvor ot a o( ktndneaa and aympathy ehown ua are physically able to do heavy Manchester. Her selections will be road here. Police Identified the S”' ■ ^ It. Senator Charles H. Tobey (R., the event of an adverse ruling, uniform plan being adopted In the Gets Life durint our recent bereavement We work. "Bless This House,” 'Th e Holy driver of the truck as Hiighle Da­ The OOP 'Opening will be filled N. H .)— " I have come out of this eepecially thank the Brltieh-American City," and "One World.” CBS Confident eight counties of the state for hearing today with a sense of out­ Club. L.O.L. .\o. m . Helen Davldeon vis of Elkton, Md„ and said he was ;k Restraint by the Senate Republican Commit­ Paul Paige will be her accom­ No (!!liaii"e Today In New York, CBS President guarding and protecting funds rage, an ac2:umulation o f right­ Lodse No. 98, the Salvation Army and Declare Dividend released In the custody of Adrian 111 K illing tee on Committees. That group In Philadelphia Frank Stanton axpressed confi­ put in the care of the commission­ eous Indigation. It’s Urns that thoae who loanee the uie of their cara Hartford. Nov. 16—»P) —Direc­ panist and will also play several W. Maher for court appearance dence the final decision would fX- ers for the benefit of children. now is headed by Senator Butler someone got damn mad in this tors of the Connecticut Light and organ selections. He Is a student Dec. 1 after being booked on At thcLAircraft (R-Neb), who has not yet returned Ura. Rachel Iforrlaon, vor CBS. He added the decision (Onnttsiied from Page One) country and shouted 'unclean, un­ Power Company have declared a at Manchester High school and the charges of reckless driving and h to Washington. Daughter Mrs. Charles Dense, year end dividend of 30 cents on organist of the Covenant Congrega­ operating a motor vehicle with ; {CaattoMd trocB Pago One) would not Interfere with CBS' Another movie show for chil­ clean’.” and grandchildren. Hartford. Nov. Ifi—(JPy — The public demonstrations o f its color dren will be given at the Second gree murder because the killing Knowland now Is in the Far the common etock payable Janu­ tional church. He has attended faulty equipment labor diapute at Pratt A Whitney in New York on a non-commercial Congregational church Saturday was premeditated, Mr. Willis told East studying the Korean War ary 1. 1661 to shareholders of rec­ the Westminister Choir School at MM catcalla. The meeting was situation and Far Eastern affairs ord Dee. 5. This brings to 87'-i •Uended by a number of employe- experimental basis. morning at ten o’clock. The pro­ Judge Bordon that one o f his rea­ Princeton, N. J., and is now study­ More than 15,000 persons died division, United Aircraft corpora­ generally. He has accused the Ad­ cents a share the total payments ing with Frederic Werner. stockholders. David Sarnoff, RCA Board gram, which will last for an hour sons for accepting a plea of guilty last year as a result of falls In tion today marked time. ministration of bungling foreign for the year. Other Beatraiata Sought Chairman, commenting on the and a quarter, will consist of both to second degree murder was the Mrs. Roy Johnson of Bolton, the home. ' The Bell Injunction request here Both labor and management re­ ruling said: "O f course this ia comedies and westerns. recent attitude of the State Board policy in that area. f : tallowed almilar aettpn in seven ported no new developmento. only the first round, but Insofar aa of Pardons on murder cases. To Consult Taft ito.. ^ 1 Some Republicans are said to Sther states. Injunctions against Meanwhile, definite word was it represents a victory at this A small woods fire was extin- "Because here Is ample evidence feel Knowland should be named to fteketing were granted In Lioulsl- awaited from Washington on stage, it is a victory for the peo­ I fished yesterday afternoon about of premeditation," said the State's ple of the United States.” the Foreign Relations Committee saa, Virginia. Kentucky and Wis- whether the national mediation and ‘ 48 by Company Four of the Attorney,” I have felt constrained SonMn m t ware refused in Ne- The ruling gives CBS competi­ 8MFD. The fire was discovered In to accept a plea to a lesser degree because. In their opinion, GOP conciliation service ia going to set tors more time in which to Im- gains at the polls constituted s re­ itaSka and Ooorgia. Action is up a panel on the dispute. the woods off Fern street in back of the crime of murder for several ON RIAL CHINA ■MUIlM in New Jersey. prftvs their color systems. RCA of Globe Hollow. Firemen quickly reasons, not the least of those rea­ pudiation of Truman Administra­ - In Kentucky, authorities tried Washington reported yesterday contended the CBS color syatm tion foreign policy. ■ V that "If the ismies were not settled" put the blaze out before any seri­ sons being the attitude and posi­ gnsucoasafUlly to aerve the injunc- was inferior and would cost pres tion taken by the State Board of The final detlslon undoubtedly by last night "the chances arc that ous damage could be done. The llon papera banning picketing o f ent owners of black and white sets fire waa outside the district and Pardons in some recent cases will be preceded by consultation a panel" of three commissioners ■autawn Bell offleea. Strlkliig 21,800,000,000 to convert to that fire apparatus was sent in re­ where it seemed perhaps —the with the Senate Republican Policy would be appointed. system of colqr. MBlon offidala dodged the order sponse to a telephone call. murder seemed —even more cruel Committee headed by Senator ABERDEEN ^f^/CHINA servers aad a union spokesman The Issues were not settled, and The FCC order of October 11 and eool than the one in this case. Taft of Ohio, also a Critic of Ad­ 17 ONE OF AMEIICA'S lEADINC FOTTEIT MAKERS said "until the papers are served, it Is expected that the national approved uoe of the CBS color ministration foreign policy, and aervice will act. system over systems demohstrated John Cotighlln, son of Mr. and “ It Is Quite Useless” the restraining order is Ineifec- Mrs. E. V. Coughlin, of 360 Wood­ Senator Vandenberg of Michigan, P-. five." In Connecticut, the state media­ by RCA and others. Suita were "The Board of Pardons ha'> aft­ the senior Republican on the For­ tion service panel headed by Prof. started by RCA and two affiliates. land street, a freshman at Boston er trial and conviction, ami ap- The Wisconsin injunction — is­ University and a member of the eign Relations Committee. Ill (pr Robert L. Stutz of the University National Broadcasting Company .peal and affirmation of sentence sued at Milwaukee by Circuit chorus, will take part in a pro­ the last year, Vandenberg ia ex­ 88 Ptec9 Service for 8 .... $ 3 4 s 7 5 Court Judge Walter Schinx— re­ of Connecticut is ready to resume and RCA-'Vlctor Distributing Cor­ by the Supreme Ciourt, however, pecting to return to the Senate in poration, Seven other groups gram of contemporary classical seen fit repeatedly to reduce the strains Western Electric workers conferences with the parties'. music this evening in Recital hall. January. SAVE $40 Mom picketing the office of the Mr. Stutz announced yesterday were permitted to Intervene as sentence to life imprisonment. plaintiffs. In tribute to Dr. Serge Kousse- " It would seem to me in view of Wisconsin Telephone Company. that Tuesday night's meeting was, vltsky. The Boston University The Japan Science Council Is The order was granted at the re­ "recessed subject to call bv either the attitude taken by that Board comprised of 210 members elected orchestra will also have a part In which has the final word. It Is quest of the state's Enwloyment party" or the board. the concert. by more than 36,000 scientists. Belatlons Board. ^ Union leaders met last night at Two I^eal Men quite useless In some of these District Judge James M. Patton headquarters of Lodge 1748. Inter­ cases to take the time of the DBfIONBD AND BUILT FOR CLEAR, SHARP BIG PICTURES a a a WITH THI WIDIST VIIWING ANGLSI M Omaha refused to grant an in- national Association of Machinists. court In an effort to secure con­ Sraetlon banning picketing of the Peter Stuart, grand lodge repre­ Complete Course Planes Seek viction of first degree murder ytorthwestem Bell facilities. He sentative, reported no new develop­ when you feel It will be reduced to Soeiteaded Nebraska law already ments today. the second decree sentence in the SERVICES •58 M A IN ST. — M ANCHESTER forbid picketing of public uUli- Fort Dlx. N. J., Nov. 16— Two Missing Pair end at any rate.’' men from Manchester, Connectl * Charge Strike-Bicakli^ ' ctit, have successfully completed Century Club Omfirmed That intprprft the iriRhea TRY IT IN YOUR OWN HOME FOR A WEEK-FREE! (OmtlBued Frafis Page One) Picketing was resumed at Btrm- Luncheon Served Leaders' Course training with 38th Field Artillery Battalion, unit of .The entrance Into the American of the family. Sgbam, Qasuen and Anniston, the 9th Infantry Division, Fort a life preserver, he said, and^Herd Hockey League's Century Club of FhM Raam VIslan is the new look in television. FULL ilabama, after a oourt ruling dia. By Church ( group Dlx. New Jersey. * had a kapok pillow but was exclusive screen is also tilted slightly forward, to. awHt-ln AutamoHs Dwsd Antoniw ia gotontadl Olved a tsmporaiy Injunction. weighted down by heavy hip boots. 100 goal scorers for Jackie Hamil­ ROOM VISION meant exactly what it uy.i. With prevent glare. They are Sergeant Wilfred G. ton of Providence was delayed offi­ Exclusive to the iS I Crosley, it ii the first entirely auto­ Charges of strike breaking "in Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs. W il­ Mrs. Ecker was the former John B. Burke The Fellowship group of the cial confirmation because of an Crosley Family Theatre Television you see- undis­ matic, fully directional aerial. This it two antennas in ih rawest form" were leveled liam O. Douglas, 48 Essex strMt, Edith Dally Stafford. She mar­ Vau'llaaasl««rM0 alat«»ratwHh maulmum shurg- South Methotlist church servefi the omission "in the records. A check KIINKKAI. HOMK torted, clear "TV pictures from any viewing angle. gainst A.T.AT. at St. L VIC'S SODA SHOP S O F G L O S Reg. $5.00 A 3 3 ax. 8mIsIm • 13 A Frtatnt. JOHN J. WALLETTr. rW stiihac, small pumpkins and June 24, 1848. His Wife, Joan, la Hospital Notes Udga. oak leaves. The menu coneisted preaently reoldlng at 85 Co<^r 153 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 33 at. Nse-Heigniablw Batate of Ouatave Sadretlnakl. late of * 13 33 saver of Creamed chicken on hot bia- atrset, Manchestar. Pstleato Today ...... 142 FOR NEUTRAL GRAY A at. lancheatar. In laid District, deceased. cults, buttered carrots, ' potato The adailniatn.tor bavins exhibited Cor)Mral Miller served two Admitted yMterday: Mrs. Elea­ $ 3 -39 Nagflm* •^Oroegbt chips, Waldorf salad, cranberry yean . In the National Guard and nor O'Brien, 48 Boulder road; Mrs. La Pizzq — ItaNan Grinders SEA BLUE IS administration account with said jelly, and for dessert asgorted Ittta to thla Court for allowance, it is. entered the Armed Forces Septem Jane Radtke, 28 South Hawthorne squares of home mer said haarlBf ba glvan to all per- nection with their Christmas sale (CMltoMfi Frsm Page Om ) Stratton. 48 Garden street; Mrs. ALR A S ALE au kniowa-to ba istaraated therein to of aprons and gift articles. Isabells. Spencer, 68 HoH street; WANTEDl PAYINfi TOP PRIDES Ftm GALS. pscar and ba beard thereon by pub- wanting to tootlfy, this manna Keevan Fallon, 22 Bank strest; j| 7 mCN Tobin Mo4nl lablng a copy of this order In some ipany will get no chance to prs- Mrs. Marie O'Connell and 4laugh- FLOOR and DECK Reg. $5.2.5 11-442 M1U (Enc- 1 7 J * ? . fniwnit ■paper bavins a circulation in aald ter, 88 Avondale road; Charles Mstiict, at least five days before the •ent their views orally, although FAT CALVES AM) COWS * SHOULD BE d D ClIctMiMI S, OMfi tonQvtorTvbn). Cholcn of • •aosi, Svpsrb raJle oaj 3-ta««l Marion Brookings they may present written state­ MUlkowskI, 89 HoUlsier street; . rkh Nripnd moko^ony Or ot aald hearlns. and by malllns In ■miE PEORUCfl rOE NAPPIIB LIVING W h disk* af it e X J . . raslsterac.' Uttar on or before No- ments for the record. T h e hear' Mrs. Annie Peterson, 120 Forest REDDISH BUFF OF btoo4 woo4 vnnooft. "^ ra o ity ar Mont wuct •mbar 22, llEOi- a copy of this order Honored at Parly ings continue today. atreet; Mrs. Katherine Williams. ALSO CAN USE HOB CALVES $3 -5 0 ddressed to Raymond Ssdroalnakl. 709 Q. O. P. dtorgeo "Oag" 108 Oxford street; Joseph Cataldl. AtK rOR Ufa street. Manchester. Conn. The hearing ep^-up brought 27 Ridgewood strest; Mrs. Ida Ca- FOR FATTENING JOHN J. WALLKTT, Judge. Miss Marion W. Bfookings, seC' Immedinte chargee of “ gag” and rini, 123 Oak street; Andrew Bo- LIGHT DRAB Ws. AT A COURT o r PROBATE held retory for Town Manager George "ateamroUef" from Republican bbla. New Bedford, Mass. Maachester within and tor the H. WaddelL who terminated her committee members, who showed Discharged today; Mrs. 'Con­ ASK FOR FEUX RREMIO Ref. $1.55 :t ot Manchester, on tbs 16th duUes at the Municipal building themaelves cool to Snyder’s pro­ stancy Dennison, 37 Steep Hollow BROWN THR PACR-SRTTING DESIGNS ARB COMING FROM CROSLEY I of.Norembsr, ItW.- yeiterday, was honor^ with a posal for a 75 per cent levy on SX' Lane; Mrs. Ida Vllriol, 9 Crest- TEL. 2-9953 — FOR APPOINTMENT ; JOHN J. WALLETT, party at Cavey's restaurant by cssa corporation profits. wood drive: Daniel McKenzie, 431 of Josl M. NlchoU, tsU- ot the clerks with whom she has Rep. Reed (|l-NY). senior OOP Center atreet; Mra. Margaret 9 8 / In said District, deceased. been associated for about e i ^ t member, accused the Democratic Ward and son. 388 Parker street; M s haring exhibited her years. They presented k Rim oommlttse mnjorlty of being, "not Mrs. Rose Fenton, 418 M id^s WE WIU INSTALL AN ,----,______oecount with said estate over-night bog to Miss BroRklngs avaii______Intersstsd in__ trying to write Turnpike, east; John Clough, 90 NOT TOO U T E t o r U N T t fsr atiownnee, It Is . *? ^**'e?^* wlebes in her new gqund tax legielation." .‘East Center street; George Rock. the 2dtb day of 2 1 field of effort. She will ghortly ""By n straight psrty vote, the Apdover; Mra. Dorothy' Koikes, OUTSIDE DOUBLE CONICAL W, at- ten o'clock, fors- aesume a similar poalUcn with BOlijUID TOUPS Fielbpls Office in the committee limited'the hearings to Rockville. FRIED OYSTERS, CLAMS TISER HEAD ALE in sold Msnehes- Superintendent WUllam P. Slotrer ons'wsek iuid put a IB-mlnuU time of ManchesUr Memorial hospl< FISd AND CH1{« WITH OUR NEW PRlALAnmi 'A Good Supply on Hm d BRUNNER’S, - TV asslgncd for a Nonn bnitnr tiflcn 1774„ taL limit on tha appearance o f laRbri ANTENNA FREE* FOR YOUR of sold ac.'- dual wltneaeea. It oleo decreed that Oar oew aanitary prot««8 kIvc* yoa a dcHeiiNm. criiv. asld estate Formerly n resident o f PiM t "where poesible" no more than one Wild BUI Eslnicki of PitUburgh Kolden brown fontl — Seals in the Ravnr! Come in and •u t. MO. w a fe i. o«r. CICaMMA$0MAMe,fNIA,Mbi that aoUee of street, Mlsa Brookings now Uvss In the American Hockey Leaguei.ls 3St EAST QENTER ST. TELEPHONE 5191 assIgBsd ter sold wltaesa sheuid appear for a single Mn^strSdi^ JISKotonts.^ Yaat becoming knojrit around the try them! KKIKD OYK'I EH.^ AND CLa MS PACKED WEEK’S HOME TRIAL sUI psrgiRg kaowa industry nltteugh more than one , TO TAKE HOME. C AIX 3803. OPEN TONIGHT AND TOMORROW. NIGHT UNTIL • to could split the 18-minute maximum circuit for hla rugged, hard hit­ Manchester DISTRIBUTOR among them. ting amV crowd pleasing style of -ONI.Y CHARGK IS IS IF YOU play. Whether tha fans like him ' -V' ■ ■ ■ • ' DECIDE KOT TO BUY THE SET OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY UNTIL 5 P. M. Alternsttvee Barred or not, depending on which team RARTFORD DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Athens, Os.—M o n sopbomorSS ' It added n further limitation by COMMUNITY RESTAURANT they are rooting for. Eagle haa al­ Phunbing and Singly Co. 74 ToOsad atreet, East Hanford, Coaa. Pbeot: g . Hartferd 8-3114 “ ssr In Osorgta footbsll gsWR ruling out t4BM»ony on any niter ready become one o f the league's 143 NORTH MAIN STREET . ' MANCHESTER WAUfETT, ysnr^thsa sytr bsfort. I astiva tax prapowL 8oms business eutotandlng fivures'. . J MANCHESTER EV^IjhNG HERALD.^ MANC CONN] ISDAY, NOl iER 16, IflflO ' 'v W--- -r>r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1960 John O. Rottnsr acted aa mastsr might see just how the regular WOMB-Idle ^ , a •• Louisa Is Playing of fisramonlss Parents Visit program waa taught giving them With U>* Lsglen oCftcora at ths a better understanding of today’s ;S^-.'ZToday's Radwl'XHz'^ At Circle Theater spsaksr's table with Mias Barbara At New Scliool method of teaching. SPECIALIZING IN Wallet, president of-the Auxiliary. a. F. WngsM of the University pf leoOC — IBM Eaeteni staadard Time WTHT — 188b The day gave parents an op­ CtoimecUeut will spsak oh "Nutrl- Aw^rd Prize Plays Secretary PTA Program FORGET A number of door prises were giv­ portunity to see the new Verpinnek CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Uoa Plays a Major Part In Econ- Ths 10-gaIlon hat worn by en away following the banquet. In Recognition of National Edu­ school in action. Parents followed GENERAL CONTRACTING oBiy Poultry and Egg ProducUon.” SOMETHING? BdO— Charles Coburn with his Hopalong Dancing and singing followed. cation Week, parents of pupils at the regular routine, even to going Roy E. Jonea o f u s University ffLowngCup Much Enjoyed WDRC-Atrlka It Rlcb. WDRC—Mr. Keen, Tracw of Cassidy squars danco costums for the Verplonck school, were invited out on the playground at receas REMODELING AND REPAIRING will also speak on matters of in­ WTI(>-Backstage Wife. Lost Persons. Monday night some 75 to 100 when there is organized play. Many o m en terest to the poultrymen. Visit our Orocerettr ifor WCXX>-N«wa; Requetd Ma- w n c —Father Knows Best. a sosne In Unlverasl-Intsrnatlonal’a municipal employes of Manchester yesterday to visit the classrooms, FREE ESTIMATES ■ Dumas-PlMh Knofla-McGuire watched the children go through ItaUan Night Daughters o f Liberty Lincoln School Group Is Bread, Alllk. Cookies, Soups, tlnse. W ONS—Rod and Gun Club. “ Loulaa,” now *(;reenlng at the attended the social meeting at the to see a typical day’s activitlea the cafeteria for their noon meal MORTGAGES ARRANGED u d M e m b e r Italian Night will b* observed The marriage of Miss Helen Etc. ' WKNB—Nows; Rsqusst Ma- 8:56— Circle theater, is from his personal Post given In their honor. A total During tha morning and afternoon in tha lunchroom. Rome teachcra by U e RockvtUe Dodge of FJki Mae Pisch. daughter of Frank G. Receive Prize at Instal­ Informed on Various Unoa,. WONS— BiU Henry, News. coUsctlon and has been handed attendance of over ISO persons approximately 350 parents, :nany took their cUsaes and visitors to thU evening w iU a supper and Plach, of 464 Hartford road, and WTHT-EFamlly Album. 8:06— was reported for the meeting. fathers, came to observ'e their the activity room for films, while ERNEST A. RITCHIE spacla] program. lation Ceremonies '^pes o f Hobbies down through the Coburn family Town Manager George Waddell the late Mra. Teresa Pisch, and Open 7:10 A. M. to>ll P.,M. 'WONS—HoUywood, U.B.A. WDRC—Suspens*. children and meet the teachers. others went to the library to show 15 l-IRERTY 8T. TEL 8172. MANCHESTER Group WONS—Umerick Show. for goneratlons as a gift from expressed the gratitude of the dilfr— "Buffalo Bill” Cody. There were no special activities how full use Is made of the facili­ Raymond John Dumas, son of Mrs. Membsrs of Lincoln School PTA W n C —SteUa Dallas.' W TH T—Amateur Show, large group of town employes f Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, "Louisa,” a rollicking comedy planned, in order that the parents ties of the new school. Adopt R««o1utionH on Gives Talk Before Anns M. Dumas of 63 Mather Ladles Loyal Orange Institution, meeting in the'Nathan Hale school FERNDALE WONB—l ^ k Downey’s Music. w n c —Dragnet. present. He stated tl4st to his for the entire family, stars Co­ at a short business meeting laat Shop. 8:16— knowledge the Legion has been Mw. JuU« Keeney street, and the late Alexander Du­ were trsated to an unusually fine 1095 MAIN STREET burn with Ronald Reagan, Ruth evening in Orange hall received a W K N B —Bports. W H A Y —MoonUght MaUnee. the first local organization to sin­ HighlaiicFs PTA mas. took place at eleven o’clock program, featuring hobbles for the Hussey, BMmund Gwenn and Spring beautMtiI loving cup for enrolling 4:80— 8:86— gle out the municipal employes by Saturday morning, November 4 at Bylngtm. Alexander Hall directed the greatest number of members whole family on Monday evening. WDRC—Tanks* Kitchen. WDRC—Crime Photographei;. conducting a special social gather­ St. James's church. ’The altar waa and Robert Arthur produced. Th« ‘l^»aiuUL Comity Women’* R*- Rev. Stegmar Blamberg of this during the past year in the con­ Marvin McGuire introduced the W n c —Lorenso Jones. w n c —We the People. ing welcoming them as guests of decorated with white pompona. ’The Second big feature on this ideal p u b H ^ ^hib !»•» »ilopt* PHARMACY lights. United States is the best Insurance that plans are being formulated at the home of Mrs. George teacher of the fourth grade, for Tel «.54A WTHT—Falstaffs Fabulous 3 : ; ^ r ! n Manafleld ot ^ « c h time fitted bodice and a matching bo­ Bridget's church. The double-ring worthy mistress of Daughters of character clashes, developed in wins or not, there is a great satis­ WDRC— World Tonight. against aggression from any for formation of a Post Drill team. ____deal, having the largest number of par­ ceremony was performed by the the typical Moss Hart htyle. faction in writing something he CENTER PHARMACY Fables. 11:26— source. He stated that the Legion plane will be made for the next lero of satin. She wore matching Liberty No. 17, of this town, who W ONS— Bobby Benson. A meeting of those interested has ents attending this meeting. rector. Rev. James P. Timmlna. at Miss Lowell, private secretary likes. TrI,. 4258 WHAT-SporU. is the biggest foe to (Communism been set for Sunday morning. No­ meeting of «ie club. Delicious refreshments p:erc mitts and a large picture hat of is supreme grand color bearer. 0 M — ten o'clock. Ol^anist Arlyne Gar- At 8:30 an open installation to Actress Irene Livingston (Mrs. Another instructive creative WEI.IMIN HRUU 11:80— in the world today. An excellent vember 19 at 10:30 at the Poet .Bummage sale served by the mothers of the chil­ satin and carried a bouquet of • WDRC—News. rity played the bridal miiaic and was held In the main hail, into Sydney Brown). Is practically the hobby, that of model airplanes, Tel 5821 w n c — Music. roast chicken dinner was served Home. A noted Legion drill mas­ Circle No. 3 of the Women a dren in the fourth grade with bronze pompons. W H A T — News. Francis Pisch. brother of the sang Gounod's Ave Marla. White which Deputy Hlngston and her only rational and ’’normal" char­ was discussed by James Grant. • W H A T-M oon ligh t Matinee. with the ladies of the Legion Aux­ ter has been secured to assist in nulld of the U " '" " kT.u Mrs. C. l*ro y Norria. chairman: W TH T— Sports Headlines; Joe bride, served as beat man. and ush­ chrysanthemums decorated the al­ staff were escorted by a court of acter in the play. Her common There is an active local model air­ Featuring Free. Oellvery WDRC — Public Service I*ro- iliary assisting. Past Commander the preliminary plans. Church of ahlch Mra. Rhodabelle assisted by Mra. Stanley. Mason. sense is contrasted by the drama­ Glrand Show, gram. Turner is chairman will sponsor ers were Harold and William Du­ tar. honor consisting of Past Worthy plane club, and anyone interested Mrs. William Duncan. Mrs. John tic Miss Livingston, an actress w n c —News. : — mas. brothers of the bridegroom. Presented In marriage by her Miatrcs.ses Lily Dunlop, Ethel In euch a hobby can benefit grc4t- 11 66 a Rummage sale atartlng at 10 Purdy and Mra. Ormand West. who is alwavs acting. W ONS—News. WONS—New*. The bridesmaids, Miss Barbara father, the bride was attended by Duncan, Violet Fields and Dolly ly from It. am *n Fridav. November li. The next meeting will be held Miss McVeigh has been active 6:10— 12:00— Mies Shirley Wyberski as maid of Wylie. Local Rec Centers ^ Men’s n ob January 17. Voight of Manchester and Mias in the Communit.v Players for WDRC—Jack Smith Sports. W TIC — Newe; Dane# Music; The Men’s Club of St. John’* Joyce Pongratz, cousin of the honor. Miss Joan Henry, cousin of Mrs. Dorothy Jacobson of John FalkO'wskl described the r MILES BETTER 6:16— Princeton .street was installed as .some time and lost spring took a News. * Episcopal church will meet at the bride, of Rockville, wore gowns the bride, waa bridesmaid. lending role In the Drama Fc.sti- year-round activities being con­ WDRC—Jack Zalman. W H A Y —New*. church this evening at eight Is Guest Speaker fashioned the same as that of the Alan Knofia waa best man for the new Worthy Mistress for the ducted by the town at its seven ■WnCJ—Bob Steele. coming year and her asso:;,alc val pinv. "Moonc.v’s ' Kid Don’t j in ovory wayl Frequeacy Modulation o’clock, ^ maid of honor, but nlle green in his brother and the ushers were Cry," whloh was presented at the playgrounds and three recreation WONS— Sport*. WDRC—FM : 88.7 MC. EAST HARTFORD «W e ll I must say Purify, 9o«hA Tha«nonthly meeting of the color. TTiey carried bouquets of Walter A. Van Hone, cousin of the officers as followers: centers. Although Manchester has W H A T — Supper Sprsnade. At School Club Deputy Mistress. Loui.se Cop- Avery Memorial in Hartford. W FH A— 108.1 MC. TE LEPH O N E 8-.3231 "Brcthflhood of’ the First l.uth*ran. yellow pompons. bride: Robert and Roy Knofia, and excellent planned recreation for 6:2»— W TIC— FM 86J( MC. You’re doing things the naru Ptavor In church'will be held thl* evening i For her son’s wedding Mrs. Dii- Clarence Tracy, cousins of the ! ping; chaplain, Muriel Auden: re- hundreds of its children, Mr. Fal- WDRC—Record Album. I cording secretary, fliihy Hazen: WDRC— FM OB the air 1 p.m. to •vary glmal at eight o’clock at the church. Vincent RanUxl. supervisor of mas choae a teal blue dreas with bridegroom. k( .-ski emphasized the need for 6;X8— j financial aqcretary, Tlllte Lindsay: j Sroiilri Iiilereslcfl 11:26 p.m. Play Prison Team the Keeney street school, was the black accessories and a pink rose more activities for the teen-age iF e b e iu l w n c —Weather. WFHA—Some os WDRC. The bride's gown of Chantilly The American I.eglon football guest speaker at the monthly I treasurer. Ethel Duncan: first | group. He hopes that soon money 6:86— corsage. lace was designed with a round I TIRES WFHA—P.M. meeting of the Keeney street Par­ A dinner for relatives was held conductress. Vera Dion; second i will be available to build and maln- WONS— News; Guy Lombardo "">P your .pad. , team will go to Wetherafleld on neck of illusion and a cathedral In Atlvancenient 0:00— Racing and Sports. Sunday afternoon. November 19 to ent Teachers club held 'Tuesday at the Garden Grove at 1:30. fol­ j conductress. Bessie Farris: first ! tai.i such things as outdoor dance Show. train. Her veil of Illusion was 6:15— Farm Report; Weather. meet the strong Connecticut 8 U U evening at the school. He showed lowed by a reception for . ISO I lecturer, Georgina Bell; second I and roller skating pavilions for W T H T —Sereno G a m m e 1 1; held in place by a seed pearl tiara, 6:30— Western Serenade. I ^ o a Trojans on the prison coIorMl alidea which depicted the guests from S to 10 p. m. I lecturer. Esther Irwin: In.stdc ! Member.'! of TVoop 47. Boy Manchester teen-agers. Weather. gnd her bouquet wa.s of white bri­ 6:45— Keyboard Kapers. grounda.i. Entertainment will b* part that love and understanding When leaving for a wedding j guard, Violet Fields; outside Scouts of America, of the South After s lunch of apple pie a la w n c —Emile Cote Glee Club. dal roses with orchid center. She 7:00-7Dance Time. provided ,bv the prison band b** play In the growth of children. He trip to New York City the bUde I guard, Esther H.augh: mode and coffee, the members 6:45— wore a gold chain with gold cros.s Methodi.st church, arc showing a 8:00— Naval Reserve Show. tweeiv the halves. The local team alto spoks of the parent teacher wore a wine colored’ suit with I First trustee, Rachel Fox; sec- were led In group singing by Miss WDRC—Lowell Thomas. pendant. great intere.st in Scout advance­ 8:15— Here’s to Vets. \ 'J ia limited to the number of spee- conferences which will start In navy blue accessories and a white > ond trustee. Minnie Morrison; Marjorie Kloppenburg. accom­ WONS— Evening Star, ment. Due to the leader.ship of; 8:15— Here’s to Vets. tatora they are allowed, but any­ December. These conferences will orchid coraage. The young couple T h e honor attendant was i third tnistec. .Minnie Shorts; panied by Clarence W. Helsing. w n c —Three Star Extra. j color bearer, Anne Sargent: first W TH T—Weather. Duffy’s Tavern—WTIC, 9:30 p.m. i one interested should contact the b* individually arranged so that are now residing at 464 Hartford gowned In emerald green satin. Jim Lingham, si'outmaster of the On December 9 the Lincoln P T. advisor, Herbert .Metcalf; Second 6:55— W TIC— FM on the air 7:80 a.m.- li^ o B Home. The gam# will start each parent vrill be Invited to con­ road. Her tiara was of red roses and j troop, many of the boys are ad­ A. will present a program at the #3 iM i ; advisor, William Brenncn: third W TH T—Edwin C. Hill. 1 nun. at 1:30 p.m. fer with hi* ctalld's teacher once Mrs. Dumas graduated from bouquet of the same flowers. The vancing to the rank of First Cla.ss Hollister school. 1 advisor, Oswald Weir; honorary 1 :66— Television Amlveraary Ma** during the school year. Manchester High school in the bridesmaid's gown was similar In •Scout. Fe BalUntinr A Soni« Newark* N. J|| advisor, Archie Hangh; pianist. WDRC—Beulah. H'NHC—TV ____P. M. The Anniversary Mas* of 8t. During the business meeting the design to that of the maid of honor At the Tuc.sday night meeting Wins Fellowship class of 1946 and is employed at ■ Ann Johnston: junior past worthy W H A T —Symphony Hall. 4:00— Homemaker's Exchange. Jesspb’a Society of S t Joseph’s club voted to accept the by-laws the Resolute Insurance company but of rose satin. Her tiara and Bruce Prior of the Flying Eagle '6«o4 for a tons 4:30— Vanity Fair. which had been previously present­ arm bouquet were of pink roses. I mtstre.ss. .Tessie Lyons. patrol v.ns awarded his second .-i. » Ty d o l W TH X—Pick of the HIU. church will be held on Sunday. No­ in Hartford. Mr. Dumas graduat­ New Haven. Nov. 16-(A5 nnno 5:00— Lucky Pup. vember 19 at 11 a.m. at the church. ed. The purchase of a movie pro­ ! Worthy Mistress Dorotliv Ja- class badge. Scontma.stcr Ling- sdoridoi" WONS— Fulton Lewis, Jr. ed from Manchester High school Mrs. McGuire chose for her J cobson received a lovelv bouquet George S. Axelbv of Thomaaton. 5:15—Time for Beany. Food Sale Friday jector and screen was alao ap' I ham and his as.sistant.s are con- 'WTTC—Guy Lombardo Show. veterans’ claaa in 1947 and la em­ daughter's wedding black crepe and candidate for a Master of En­ 7:66— 5:30— Howdy Doody, ’The- Bast SclvxA Parent Teacher proved. The club voted to apon- of red carnations from her luir- ' ducting a program which will a.s- Compart our ployed as a radio dispatcher at silver lace, black accessories and a band and' daughter Betsy, also gineering degree In Electrical Sci­ W TH T—Ton and the Atom 0:00— Don Winslow of the Navy. Asaoclatlon wlU 'ipoienr a food Bor a Brownie troop, the leader to the Oonnecticul State Police in 1 sist all Scouts in advancement. ence at Yale, has been awarded be Mra. Bhvald Jackie, and a com­ green orchid corsage. Mrs. Knofia gifts from her rtiends. . trodo-in ollowM cot' Bomb. 6:30— John Conte’s Little Show, sale dh W day tip th* lobby of the Hartford. He served with the U. was attired In rust crepe with ' Next week plans are being made the W’esttnghouse Fellowshlo, It mittee was appointed to look into Junfor Past Worthy Mistress » :I 6 — 6:45—Jean O’Brien Entertains, YOUR m TIRE INVESTMENT. Each school building from 10 s. m. S. Navy for three years, two brown accessories and brown orchid : to have Norman Osborne, who i.4 was sniionnced yestewlay by Prof- the possibility of starting a Cub Lyons received gifts from her STATF SKIIVICK WONS—Tello-Teat., 7 ;00-:^Kukla, Fran and Ollle. to 4 p. m. with psrents of sll chil­ years of which were spent in the corsage. I well known in town a.s a Arst aid Albert G. Conrad, chairman of the 7:30— Sports. dren attending the school being Scout Pack, also in the school. friends, and Mrs. Hing.ston pre­ I .specialist, to be present at the S'l.MION WDRC—Jack Smith. ^uthwest Pacific area. ^ The ceremony wa.s followed by University’s Department of Elec­ 7:80— 7:45— Newsireel. aaked to contribute articles. ’The Refreshments of homemade sented her with a past mistress i meeting to give a talk on Arst aid. Dounloun rjd’. and ■ graduated with a I ...A N Y W O M A N will be thrilled by the romantic X-RAY FEATURES NEVER KNOWN .vilie Ix)dge of Elks is employed j degree from the |Jnlver8lty I lur* of these evcr-fothionablc, flattering gifi-obrm postotsod of by the Connecticut Company. He Michigan, since which time he ' oil tho romance, deep luttroui beouiy, supreme styling found bn y '0 ^ POSSIBLE BEFORE In a son of the late Mr. Snd Mrs. bas been associated in the build­ Edward J. Donnelly.. ing business Avlth his father and in Elgin American ’’Mojorca-made ' Original*, bnpreuivoly APPOINTMENTS ★ Never Btfors, U. f. BOVaiTIX. brother Alan. He built the house luxurious in fneir complete elegotKe—they ore ^ o l every wc^on _ Ttiap am nuertON t* sweep, 'V5 on Erdonl road at Columbia lake long* for. N ow within your pow er (on.d pur*e) to gw *. lO Superi]uiiierui*y where he and his bride will make ALL EVENING APPOINTMENTS FILLED bit* and Sold in' tlipperv wsMbsr, their home and receive their wfasrs llrss asvsr M d bfhml friends after December I. Jobg Open Here A few open appointments for afternoons last week Iff- W-New-BtfsHt,' uTs. NTION Ufl- of November and first week of December; also Friday 7UBI8 for blowout protection sad “CAN WE MAKE ENOUGH OF Lit* Protcelios fsr beyond sll pr*. Positions as supernumeraries Driver Arrested Gill Sal ^ moming|L « Never in our history hes there been such vieut etandarde, and special school policemen are Sl/OOKVIf Safety Tested - make all of them we can in keeping with now open In the police depart­ Follow ing Crash i demand at we have experienced foe the, all official limits on robber supply. ■k Nsvor Before, MIB-CINlUaT PBO> ment. Chief Herman O.'-Scbendel necklace, broce- Mid-Century RO YAL MASTER and the ler, for-drep* en- OUR BEST ADVICE WOULD BE— TltflVI CUgBBUaaB to oed sll said this morning. Approximately new U. S. N Y L O N UFE-TUBBt keep in close touch with your own neigh­ Irinding curb scut Sad sbraeisn *s 10 supernumeraries and two coied in a moenifi- John E. Luetjen, 20, of Mountain People have afked us whether we’ll be borhood U. S. Royal Dealer. He will do eafegnard tbs lidswslle of year tirsa. By Mrs. Anne Cabot school policemen are needed, be road, Rockville, was arrested yes­ cenl Wedfweed- TELEPHONE Both these toys will delight, any said. inipired keepsake U SED C A R S able |o make enough of them to go around. his utmost to give.jpou these exclusive 4 "• By Sue Btimett terday morning- by Patrolman * Witb ivm aw iw wmiiwaMS er youngster and bring a hearty The change to the 40-hour week Theodore L. Fairbanks and charged box, hondiemely Master and Life-Tube qualities— never ■ H*re-’lb- a*-complete wardrobe for chuckle from a grown-up too. ’The lined in lolin. The answer is—we have srorr been able known or possible before. MAcawatgR t* msistsb *s trim for policemen In January has with violation of rules of the road i • 1949 Nash COO 2-Dr. f 1949 Olds 88 4-Dr. to make enough of them. They have been beauty of year Ursa. the tmallest family tnembem -that clown, measures 16 inches and ia brovght the need for supernumer­ can be made in no time! Puffed following an accident at 8:15 a t' 8 1 2 « « "selling out’ ’^a* fast as we could make He will $ee you safely and comfortably dressed in chinz with felt dunce aries. Schendel stated. • Applicants East Center and lf®'mlin streets. • 194C Che/. 'Coape • 1948 Pontiac 4-Dr. through the months and years ahead rieew dnMS and underwear for cap and feet and hariils. The soft must he under 35 years of age. for.lho set them. YOURSp sistea, side-buttoning romper for The accused was driving east on pJui redarel TPs • 1949 Oldi 98 2-Dr. and we, of coidrse, will do our utmoet to felt monkey with big ears and curl­ must be at least five feet, nine East Center street, police said, • 1947 Olds 2-Dr. Of on* thing you may be snre^me will help him. For Ytarg iBstMd « f R litt brjtber ing tail was designed for little Inches tall, and must be in good Paittern No. 8535 la a sew-rite when he made a left turn in the • 1946 Olds 76 2-Dr. hands to pull. health. Interested persons may path of another eaatbound car • 1940 Olds 76 2-Dr. 5135 SAFETY iMNl COMFORT perforated pattern in sizes 6 Pattern Nos. 5234-5028 consist of appiv at Police Headquarters. driven by Cesare Breglio, 59. of Ve// mt the rest tehee / see you— UN'ITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY m o n j^ 1, 2 and Sayears. Size 1, material requirements, sewing and ’The special sch(x>l duty ia a SIMULATED PEARLS drss j 'Mfcn^ards of 89-inch; slip 2393 Main atreet, Hartfsrd. Both ; Onr mod cars have been carcfall/ chedied and ra- America's largest Maker of Tires finishing directions. Hot iron trans- pai;t-time job. Applicants must be cars were rather badly damaged' 9 AM . to 5 P.M. and pantlas, 1 8-4 yards; romper, under 50 years of age. School po­ somebotty else may want the tine^ fsr for clown doll. Pattern pieces in the coiiisiott. % • * -i[j condi^ne^ ^ppeial aHeniipM ghren to safe driving T-6 yardr= ■ for monkey, measuring 21 indies. lice' work four hours a day, five ------U .S. ROYAL TIRE SERVICE...RI6NT WHERE YOU LIVE — ------For-this pattsm, send 25c plus I M t U C O h l ' and depen&Ue operatibR. ' - Send 20c for each pattern, plus dayg a week, from 8 to -9 a. ‘m., Net income Qolns BY 9ft for first-class msUihg, in coin% Sc for flrri class malUng for each 11 a. m, to 1 p. m„ and 3:80 p. m. If you koap your calls brief and allow time ^ Space For This Ad Contribnted As A PnbHc Sendee By OM, addrsss. aUe deatrsd, pattern ordered In coins, your to 8:80 p. m. Such hours, have East Hartford, Nov. _A tween calis, you make your party fine more pattern number to Sue proven suitable for persons work­ .AS ADVERTISED IN L iN name, address and the Pstteni net income of 89,341.638 on sales OFEN EVENIIiaS Moriarty Brothera — Lincoln-Merenry Dealers, TBe Manchepter Evening ing night shirts, Schendel said. vakiabla to you and your neighbors. Number to Anne Cabot. The Man­ of 8183.366.229 for the flrst nine ‘ ■“ “ “ ■'AliNricaa, New 301-.3I.5 Center Street BANTLY OIL COMPANY 6ALCH PONTIAC, Inc. ‘I'-, ■ - chester Evening Herald. 1150 Ave. Advertisement— months o f this year was reported Americas, New York 19, N. V. Ws*l Ossto at Harthrd fiss4 331 M.XIN ST.—MANCHESTER ir..’i CENTER ST,— MANCHE.STER t M p —ths new Fall yesterday by the United Aircraft Needlework Fsns-^-Anne Cabot’s ’TURKEYS—Drive out to our Corp. The company said lu net I i i fWilon; 48 big new Album Is here. Dozens farm during the week-end and Income for the first nine months r cpecial Shoor Bros. ■Pfjf of fascinating .new designs, girts, pick out your bird at our dressing of 1949 was 86.548.Ttl on sales of JEWELERS ■■ ! » '-Zf, ; m e pattern decorations and special featuree . . plant. Spring Brook' Farm. Gur- 8161.0,50.7.51. ’ililrd quarter salev , ZandJE M flii today Ply* * gift pattern* and directions. leyvllle road. Storrs. Conn. Tel. j of 859.558.62g produced an income 977 MAIN STREET 36 eenU. Btorrs OtSODlanchestcr,■ lO rM r--"------6848.- ■ 'I of ------13,808.387, UANCHESTKK fiVCNlMU UKRALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1960

ID fhet, ha told us that If we did Hera, tha apUt haa been more In ad to A aiUMNatlaA a f Ma rae- ha tolkad about the atom—but not MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1950 theae things, In our aearch for a tha-RapubUcan party Xhan in the ard aa Ctoraraar wata fievatod about hla opponents, nor about to m Maaket aiwweflwg aa> PAGB complete military victory, wa of thair chargea against him. Ha kept Democratic, and here the aucceas aarlad B e g n M I f catoiwilea. ^.Cwaing f nraiii Conneciicui his balance. And because he did, changes, and the committee waa would ha extending the war in­ o f Reinibllcan laolatlonlsta In the Tlw am m filgm apaeeliea which Beneke’s B$nd mysteries, romance and humorous the charges agalnat him fell harm­ In Sork and Buskin Play By-Laws Debated extended a vote of thanks for stead o f anding It. election doea carry aoma threat ahatM hava baca aatRaiag Ms less at hla feet. stories. % ■MrPjTwMim^jST me Yankee pregraai far the aext twa their work. A box Into which pennies are u tiaHn ttm s . How can you have peace if you that the foreign policy of the new If Governor Bowlea had 4 t was also voted to send a years were davatod to describ- talked about reorganization- Heads Stage Show By Soroptiiiiists placed has Its appointed comer in CongroM may be different from ("Tirtstmas box 4o the boys who do not have full destruction and By'A. H. O. lag the blachaeea af .tha Be- realty the central theme of Ms the room and these pennies are to that o f tta predecoasora. It la in are in service on the hlgli sea.-i. be used for postage. punishment of those who have al­ piiBlIraaai Tha oampalga career In Connectleat ns the Tex Beneke and hia orchestra, Discussion of the new set of by­ ready upset the peace? You can­ the field o f foreign policy, at ■peeehaa which ahould have atom was the central theme pla>1ng "Musk, in the Miller The fifth-graders wifi be happv I Technically and atrateglCAlly csaaaatiatod aa hla a w a of Senator MoStohoa’s service Mood," with America's greatest laws, prepared by a committee to add more bonks to their col- i not find the answer to that in the least, that any subetantlal change ■peaking, the state campaign just greatoat lasaa — gaverameat* la Washington— as mnch aa musical stars and entertainers, consisting of Mrs, Louise Hawley, lection at any time. I record of modem nations, with wrought by the election will be Bowers Stiideiits over Involved the question of al tcargaalzatloa — were de­ Senator McMahoa talked will be the headline in person at­ Mra. Alice Clampet, Miss Jessa­ their concept of total war. reflected. voted lastead to a somervhat about the atom, he would have traction at the State Theater, mine .Smith and Mrs. Ruth Spen­ which campaign for which candi­ fraatlc aaawariag of odds aad be;a making the Indicated Hartford, this Saturday and Sun­ cer. oeeupted the attention of the Colleeliiig Books Do lOMUIUPnOM «A T M But you do. of course, find date would. In the context of ex­ OUR ItltOAD HRKA.ST ARE FRESHLY PACKED IN eada the Rapabllcan campaign campaign tor Mmaclf. Bat day. Featured in the band are Soroptlmlsts at their by-monthly FALSE t e e t h ! « o m t « w n*n ...... w®-® it again and again In the field isting popular aentlmcnt, do most A BOX ALI, READY FOR THE OVEN { ms mtoUkt by lUU ...... J had efirefally atrewa la hie where Senator McMahon hnd Gregg Lawrenqe, sensational bari'‘ meetlng.at the home o f Mrs. Mary I Much interest has been crested Rock, Slide or Slip? j of human behavior. We would ail to defeat itself. Mth. the inu.lnct to rely upon hla H. Glhlln of 46 Cottage street. lo b b moBUi by lUU ...... I Luo The race for self-defeat. In to 125 YEARS AGO tone, Eydle Oorme, lovely song ■ In Edgar Noel's fifth grade at HENS 14 TO 18 LBS. CSIagl* Copy ...... J •”* be murdering each other, every Open Forum TOe glaring fact of tha Bowles own Mg Issue, Governor stylist, and the Moonlight Sere- Both Mrs. Giblin and her daugh­ Bowers school by the collection of FA.STKETI! nn linprm ri powilrr to i ...... » • » far aa the campaign Itself was in­ campaign is that reorganisation, h*' sprlnklf'il . uppor 4*r lower pUtrs. day. If we had not learned, long Bowlea did not. The shnrp- . . . 45 years befora Buatlea wars naders, vocal quartet. The orchek- ter. are members of the rluh. Mrs. iMoil pocket size hooks to be sent tmarn. Wiewe* tw t b u ...... j j j w A Tribute te Mra. Aepinwall fluential, and we think It was very bla greatoat laaue, received almost Imlils Ulst* to41 , more firmly Ip plaro.' Delivered to Your Home Tuesday, Nor. 21 Bbootors o f the Bepttollcaa, In atyla . . . Bigelow waa weav­ trs will present all the famous ar­ Giblin is president and treasiirer to -Camp rieketl. Virginia. The Do not Plltir. pH, ,.t riM'li. N.i miiimh I ?W «il t H < » fbirngb ...... »U-® ago, that our quarrels and rival­ To all thoae who have known Influential, was won by Oovemor no attention from him in hU own campaign were surprised and of Manchester < ’onvnIesAnce ----- Bowles. ing Its first carpet. The experi­ rangements that stamped the Mil­ children are quite sure ttfift the jroor.v ,'Bpfy Uq or j ries cannot be carried out to the campaign. delighted he spewt so much p t mutSB or Osta Aapinwall in the intimate ence and sklU that 125 years of ler orchestra . ■ tops, as well as Home, Ine., on Cottage street, and members of the National Guard TFKTII I ftIkpHiie (non-grid). Deep f TS a a m u c ia t c d pkcsb Both campaigns were unbal­ What the Bowles campaign time answering them. not Pi'iir, ('hrekfi oifor limit. We all Know, in our own aasociation of a sick room, there Jtoe carpet weaving haa developed their moat recent recording hits, Miss Katherine M. Giblin %! see- will enjoy these handy alzeil I emt AMWlAMd fn m «• anced. But his was tha more off might, better have bean was tl- retary. Ttiey were assisted In iirr brrpth). Ort FA8TKKTII kL gti) SPRING BROOK FARM every day relationships, that life has come, with her death, a feel­ to reflected In Bigelow Rugs and including "Tunnel of Love", “ Whis­ volumes, which Ineliide murder i.'niK Plorr. iraatItIM to tiM aM ol rapnaiicstlon o( ing of ahock and loas. balance. Both compalgna axpoeed luatratad within hia own party. Dr. Bnrone Admitted si-rvtng a dellelous buffet style STORILS, CONN. iI S liiU * «lwato(M. endHad to IL or itsAf would end if we ever began themselves precariously. But his w . . . aa seen at pering Rain." “Tzln-Tsan-Tzun,” ¥oot lUwnrtw tmditod m toia popar An excellent nurae, her bright, Senator Brian McMahon w'ss the Boston, Nov. Ifi— Dr. Watkins. supper by Mias Elly KIseher, demanding unconditional surren-- made tha final climatic pracarious U rget of the moat virulent Repub­ Joseph J. Barone of Waterbury, and others. 0>-beadllnlng will be X-ray teehnologlst ami by Miss TEI-. MANCHESTER 6849—STORRS 99.>0 ’^‘uid did tka leeal aatra paMtaMd Hra. j^haery nature, togatfier with her expoaure. Janis Paige, KoUywood's vivacious All ngfita a> rapoMicatlor ol apaelal ders of one another. We all know ready cooperation and qutckneaa lican attack of the Connecticut Conn., haa been admitted to prac­ Minnie M. Lyons, R N. nsdl^toi |V )W 'V iM Ii^to ,i^to dupaiehaa oarala ara aiao raaarrad. His final fatal axpoaura came campaign. It was an attack which, tice in Massachusetts, the State singing beauty who has been fea­ that all qur problems have ta be to yield her own plana to help out Mrs. Kay Thompson conducted when even the end of the cam­ with its threat of irocar, hoped to Board of ' Dental Examiners an­ tured In many Warner Brotheto' the business meeting, during • f>|li aarrtea ctlaol o< N. ■. A.' •ar*' resolved cm a basis which will al­ others baa endeared her to ua all. paign found him bemoaning tha screen hits. Jsnls will thrill and There are. few of uz who haven't puU McMahon off balance. But nounced yesterday. which committees made their re- I lea. Ipe. terriMa Uings the Republicans delight audiences with her lovely JOHNSON’S POULTRY FARM '' 1 PpbllaAara BapraaaaUtlaaa! TAa low life to go on. It is only when, benefited from the use of “ the Ut- Senator McMahon refused to bite. Mias JoHe Morlaity tmrta and the new by-laws were were doing' to him in the campaign There need be no doubt that he voice and magnetic personality. Miss Barbana Silverateln 1 jullw MaUMwa Ipaelal Acanejr - Na* we become a nation that we de­ tle green car” and its driver. accepted with a few minor FOR THAi\K,s<:iviN(; Instead of talking about the things personally was outraged by some * Tor«. Chicago. Datreit aod Boated. Rariy In July of laat year, when Extra added attractions on the AND GROCERY STORE mand things like unconditional he himaetf had done and would do of the things said about himself. program wil. be Gary Morton, In Sock and Buskin's play, “ I o f the timid aunt. She Is well n^MOBB allPIT BUEEAD OF It became increasingly apparent T AI7 WK.ST MlDlil.K TPRNIMKK—TKI„ 2-0063 Ahk for L I (; II r K O C K I surrender, complete victory and as Go)'emor. But, for the moat part, ha delegated Happy Is The Day comedy star of stage, radio and Remember Mama,” scheduled for knowm In town for her presenta­ i dBUOUATIOKA______that all was not well with her, our Quite obviously, the RepubUcani two performances at the Bowers complete defeat, and the foot of profound respect and admiration answera to some one else, or he television; Berk A Hall, outstand­ tion of monologvies at various en­ Authorir.ed Agents For did do some terrible things to him school auditorium, Friday and Orders Taken for Capons and Turkeys • 'IVuc Fruil liint'k Ua.spbi’rry i Tha Harold PrlnUnt pompanp. lot. grew as we dally witnessed the himself, in some instances, an­ When Badtache ing dancing team, and a host of tertainments and has studied elo­ aadadMi oq (toaoetal taaponalbUltp tor one army on tl\e neck of ajiother. during the campaign. Borne of the swered briefly and forcefully, with Saturday evenings. Barbara Sll- • True Fruil Culir«irniu OniuKe coiirage and fortitude, and contin­ others. cution and dramatics for three HELENA I arren appaartog In That is why nation.s are so much charges against him were quite facU Instead of adjectives, and veratein will play the role of Flor­ years. She is also a member of for Thanksgiving raftlpaoMota and oUiar raadlag mattaa. ued cheerfulness with which she There are late stage shows every IM V ^ V O R DFLICIOLS more destnn tivo, in their rival­ obviously untrue. then went on talking about the Goes Away. . . . ence Moorhe^, critic and author. the High School World stair and RUBENSTEIN ( OMPI.ETK I.INE OF CHICKEN.S AND A la Tha Maochaataa INatHm Harold. faced a dark outlook. Her will There were two ways to answer Saturday and Sunday starting at The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ries, than individuals. That is why atom. He talked about the atom Afi we t«t older, etr«M u d ttiwin, owvr* senior Girl Scouts. arid determination kept her on such charges. One was to appear 10 p. m. Saul Silverateln of Stephen street, FL’I.f, lANK OF (;R0CERY ITKMS nmradAy, November 1® duty almost to the last. On Sep­ and he talked about the atom and •xerUon. exeeMlve wmokia# oc expoeart U» Tickets for the play are going they ao often mis.s peace, which la so big and unconcerned that the rold BometLmw slows down kldnsp fune« she is a member of the Junior fast, and those wishing to obtain Arthur Dnig SliireiF something that individuals attain tember 19 she reported as usunl. I hargoa would fall of their own th>n. ThU m m j Issd amnj folks to com* riass, the Debating club and the & Those present will cherish the pIsLn of nsninii bscksebe, lost of pep snd NOTICE them should do so immediately Vklory Or Peace? falsenesa. The other was to dig­ Aquaettes. She is president of her almost automatically, because in­ memory of a particularly happy enerpy, hendsches snd dittinsst. G^Unc iyroiip to Sponsor from any Sock and Buskin mein- nify them personally and spend In­ Notice up nivhu or frsqusnt pnatscss may result Effective November 15, 1950, the following French class and vice president of ber or by telephoning Miss Mary Oiw potential advantage of hav­ dividuals do assume that their evening. valuable time In a negative an­ from minor bladder Irritaiient due to sold, the junior congregation o f ’Tem­ And Bfi each of us. In our own dampneet or dietary ladleitntloos. McAdams, tel. 8151. ing tlw United Nations carry out ■ftrat objective, even in a rivalry! swering of them. If your dlaeomfftfts am doe to theae fees win be applicable for members of the Man­ Two Scout Troops ple Beth Sholom. way, haa henefitted from having the dafereenidnt of peace In the la thlit life for both shall go on. He chose, Instinctively, the lat­ A Public Hearing will be “held cautefl. don't wait, try Doan^ FIQt, a mild chester Medical Association doing general medi­ Julie l^ riarty, daughter of kl*'' H ie female aca-horse deposits known and worked with "P eggy” ter course. by the Town Planning Oommis- Uluretie. Used tnesesefsBy ky mllilotia for and Mrs. Matthew Moriarty of world->-aa contrasted with having: Because individuals recognize that Aspinall. over 50 years. While thees symptona may cine: • A t a meeting of the Daughters Ita eggs In a small pouch on the The camiHtlgn apeeckea slon. .kfonday. November 27, 1050. often otberwiae ocenr, It'a amaalny h o w 131 Park street, will take the role body of the male. Individual nations do it—is that key objective, they compromise Her associates at at 8:00 P, M.. In the Hollieter many times Doaa’s happy relief« of Isabella held Tuesday a t‘the TURKEY JAMBOREE w h lrli should have Item derot- 30 William Street help the 15 miles of kraney iabet aad Alters ! the Unttad NaUona need not hr and rrstraiif themselves as na­ School Auditorium to consider the Knights of Columbus home, the the home o f Mrs. Aueh out wsflto. Get Do m *s PU s todsyl Office calls (minimum f e e ) ___ $.3.00 tions have never learned to do: following proposed zone changes circle voted to sponsor a Brownie I co n ca ii^ with naitiaaalisUc mili- t ' Mary E. Williams and amendment to the Zoning . House calls: and an Intermediate Girl Scout APPROXIMATELY 2000 TURKEYS I tai7 glotp or honor. It does not But the United fMations. as kn < Regulations for the Town of Man­ troop for St. Bridget's parish. I bav* to Ught, when It fights, to association of nations, xvltli no The Price of Oaanllne chester, Conn.: 7 A. .M. to 7 P. .M...... *3.00 To The Editor, When these troops are formed i win wars, which Is the way indi- nationalistic vanities or glories T see by the paper that the Sun 1. To change to Business Zone WANTED , 7 P. M^ to Midnight ...... -...,.$7.00 they will meet at St. Bridget's- TO CHOOSE FROM : vtdual nations fight when they involved, should be able to lead Oil Company Is being taken to III all or part of an area on the church hall. Northerly side of West Center l.istfnffs, both rural and j are ohallengcd. Its object is not the policy of nations toward aun- roiirt to stop the price war on (Pdnight to 7 A. .M...... $10.00 The circle voted to attend a TAKE IT WITH YOU OK CALL FOR IT LATER gasoline. Street (West of McKee Street) urban by which we can bet­ meeting of the Immaculate Con­ Native ; te pWto ItsoU the best fighter, or ity, away from the relatively ' Thla is supposed to be a free now in Residence Zone B, bounded ter sene our long list of Holidays and Sundays...... $7.00 ception Circle at WauregsB On I oon|id unconditional surrender, blind objective of victory, and Ids' '"country. That's why we have had and described as follows: Begin­ property buyers. November 19 at two o’clock. Mem- ' or be rated the winner of a battle. ward the recognition of peace It- two World Wars and starting ning at a point in the intersection Telephone Consultation...... $1.00 ))crs and friends are invited to at­ OpenThisSunday->12 Noon>0 6:30 P.M. of the Northerly line o f West Cen­ Its object is not to win a war. It aclf as the all-important objective. third. tend the next meeting of the local ter Street with the Westerly line circle. November 28, at which is to obtain peace. Why can't a company or a man JARVIS Thifi ifi the first readjustment of fees since What ia the United Nations in business sell Its products at any of McKee Street; thence Westerly time Miss Alllce Salisbury o f the Free Refreshments To All Wo have no doubt that the dlf- really after in Korea? Ia It Just price it feels is Just and still make along West Center Street, 283 REALTY CO. February 1, 1942. Hartford Gas company will give farsoce wa have in mind will be feet, more or leas; thence North­ a demonstration on holiday deco­ BROAD BREASTED TYPE a victory? Or la it peace? If we a profit? 654 CENTER ST. Special Gift Offer! something very dUficult to seU to Why should one group try to erly 100 feet; thence Easterly 254 rations and cooking. Open Monday and Tuesdoy - 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. were to venture an answer, we feet to Westerly line of McKee PHONE 4112 geatrals. They, like pre-UnIted control prices and eliminate com­ NO riNiff December 12 the CAiristmas ANCIIOKr.LA.SM would say that it should be after petition? Without competition witom Street; thence Southerly along party for adults will be held at the Wednesday ~ 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Natteas statesmen as well, In- 12 To 20 Lbs. - 67c Just enough victory to bring the working man ia doomed. I treerm# m am McKee Street, 100 feet to the Knights of Columbus home, with 12 oz. Royal Ruby Tumbler sthUttvsly think of victory as peace. If we were to venture a think it's about time the mo­ Northerly line of West Center a supper and also the raffling of Regularly I5e Street, point of beginning. . the General Electric blanket and their object, assuming that, once torist startre^ to Oglit any associa­ sammmm CHOICE SELECTION OF DUCKS, CAPONS, GEESE Only 7e With Raeh P,)irchase misgiving, it would be that the- radio. Members are requested to Over 20 Lbs. — 59c W military decision has been tion or group that Is going to de­ 2. To change to Business Zone r - of One Pull Ctiuirt United Nations has concentrated prive him of a good gaaolihe at II all or part of an area on the make early return on tickets. The reached, all other desired things on the victory concept too, heavily children’s Cllirlstmas party, of and ROASTING CHICKENS reduced price. INVISIBLE NYLON Easterly side of Main Street srtn flow from It. and on the peace concept too Why should the ear owner pay (South of Washington Street) which Mrs. Rose Sobelo was Cinffer Ale, Club Soda named chairman, will be held at a But the experience of our kind lightly. If we were to venture a six cents a gallon more for gaso­ SURGICAL ELASTIC HOCKINGS now in Residence Zone A, bound­ Sens^idemi batoticed Beam I 16 True Fruit Flavors line Just to make the gas dealei's ed and described as follows^ Be­ date to be announced later. a t modern history has been that hope, it would be that the United Fidlowing the meeting ’ Miss light Rock richer? ginning at a point in the intersec­ FOUNTAIN MADE BY BACON BOTTLINfl fU. RINfR IISI' vletery does not mean peace—: • TWO-WAY STfifTCN Nations might realize, more clear­ tion of the Elasterly line of Main Margaret Palkowski gave an In­ Disgusted. teresting review of the book, "Our Conn. Packing Co. HARTFORD, (X)NN. that peace, in fact, seems to have ly, that winning peace ia much • LAUNOn EASIIV Street with the Southerly line of no very^ close relationship to mili­ I.*dy of Fatima." Refreshments of Bolton - Call Man. 3147 more Important than winning a Washington Street; thence South­ apple pie and coffee were served • WEAK lONGflR erly along Main Street, 148 feet; Cottage Grove Road - Bloomfield, Conn. tary victory. We pre always battle, that true United Nations by the hospitality committee. AUTO ClJtSS thence Easterly 250 feet: thence gaining notary victories; we are policy should be as civilized as in­ • INVISIfllf $ 10.95 PHILCO Advertifie in The Heruld— -It Pays Northerly to the Southerly line of never gaining peace. dividuals are in their relation­ MIRRORS • SBAM ieSi Washington Street, 148 feet more The United Nations should ships with one another, and ought or less; thence Westerly along have certain capadties which no Buy Ouribilicnit and enjoy Washington Street. 250 feet, to to esrape from the barbarism of point of beginning. TV-PHONOGRAPH Individual nation has yet been nations. ' Perhaps we can sum it the fullest measure of r e- able to develop. It should, for in­ lief from varicose veins. 3. To extend the Industrial . . . fvery Public Market Depart­ up hy saying that the United Na­ Zone on the Northerly side of stance, be able to halt far enough tions object in Korea ought to ^wollen ond fired legs ond Hilliard Street (West of Electric Personalized Self Service short of complete military victory ment is fully stocked with the MANCHESTER be to kill as few human beings as G l ^ S other leg conditions Street, a proposed street) from to glsa peace a chance. It should la posalble. the present Industrial zone West­ finest available items. Matchless /CHECK FOR PRICE be able to take a military defeat erly approximately 365 feet and That la a strange' con­ Northerly to Loomis Street. Without feeling compelled, as a Supreme Quality Meats, Perfect cept for a war, isn't U? Yet 4. To change to Business Zone /CHECK FCR QUALITY aattea wusU. to take military re- we think it is a concept the II or Business Zone III, all or Fruits and Vegetables, the gro­ PUBLIC MARKET ▼■■ge. It should be able to llour- United Nations will have to (S JM cm !6 part of an area now in Residence' III'A Uentei SL I'himr U to Zone A, bounded and descried as leh the oUve brand) mote readily learn if it la going to create the Prescription Pharmacy cery brands you know, and won- WASTE FREE, TENDER MILD BONELESS SMOKED /CHECK FCR VKRIETY thaa any single aatlon Involved in I CAoee Preols. Rk-tore Kramlng follows: Beginning at a point In P*ace which has never before Vnnrttae Hllnd* tha intersection o f the Westerly war. Repseaeatlng the compoeite 901 Main St.. Tel. 5321 ' been created. Fnrwltnre Fops line of 'Vemon Street with the de^ul, unusual imported and do­ W m g th at many natians. it Southerly line of Lawton Road; Fresh Dressed Poultry ^ ^asfid aet he afraid of being thence Westerly in the Southerly 17-in. TV PICTURi 9-SPIID PHONOORAPH mestic luxury delicacies a\^it ROULETTES TO BOAST 5 to 7 LBS. ■ th a u ^ l ^asfir* er of \\ ho Controls Congress line of Lawton Road. 243 feet, Big 17-inch picture—the truest ia talevigien. Uttar simplicity of eparationt Plays all . more or leas; thence Southerly. 97 Clearer, perfectly uniform, ends Unr and raeerda automatically—up to fi boom at your selection at Public Market * “ g***” flw a flght to the flmsh. What was all thla business feet, more or leas; thence Easter­ ■mear forever I Super-perfonaauce oven ia music. Unaurpoamd tone. TOt-Croat m

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M ( M aoeiaty Mm ban will Made of r*d-i(pa tema- Having a TURl^V • f w tktir wunwl tUr, *Xlift 0*1- tedl ... tepp In quality. Itr",* iit Bmuu«l Lutbtrui Customers’ cliu^, 8*tura»y *t l:W. s Sir If* This Thanksgiving? POPULAR’S INSIDE STORY! A «f*w ln » CMd. !• th* S««p HOa 9t twadUli Mk*d fMMU. Comer wbiek this y*mr »1U b« undw tht nipMvMM) arcel Poat booth, packagca for trotBod yioup al aoRployaaa fa our hiatery. which have been- aollclted from R«tclw|| '«? 10* frianda and former attandanta at But wa Bra BOi coBtaBl to raai on our oora. Emanuel from all over the coun- « tr>-. The Dorcaa fair thia year ia un­ Wo will opprodoto taiy auqqaatioiia you may der the management of Mr*. M s M Helen Wright and Mra. Ivar Scott, CORNID IIIF NASH hoYO ier maklaq your A&P o bottor ploco to akop. of Maple afreet, the former Miai Armour • Ann Johneon. aaaiated by the Plaoaa wtMa: preaident Mi»* Lillian Laraon ami U.7 ..C the chairmen of the different group*. CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPT. The Santa To railway wa* t t mre Money ThU Thanksgivine Than named for Santa Te, New Mexico, A&P Food StoroB but never ran through It. Inatead. 420 Loxington Aronuo a apur line of that railroad aerve* SporH. . , lor crpomy- Just a Few "SpeciaU” th* dty. BBieoth rich d.fiert. Now York 17. N. Y.

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COAST TO COAST CMN Sm c # ins* Our policy han alwayn been: What We Save— WHITE MEAT ALBACORE Pumpkin or Squash Plot . . lACH 4 9 ‘ CALIKMNIA WINCS TOMS HENS You Save! PO*T-SHKRY-MUSCAm Roisod Donuts MNC PARKIN PKC Oi 13 3 3 * THLS IS POI'lILAirS VMilTI POrr-PAtl DRY SHIRRY RTN Vk 6 At OAltON WAXB PAPn PLUMP, YOUNG, TENDER PILGRIM BRAND INSIDE MEAT STORY I S r 1.39 2.55 Cut-Kta JANE PARKER-IAR6I lOAP Stufiing Bread lOAE 2 V TUNAF1SH2 9 MADMNIE WINES M* TURKEYS tOmiD IM CAtIfORNIA WHII.E SUPPLY LASTS— LIMITED Roey aORT-TAWNY PORT Just RocfucW C Itru B J u lc o s I UP TO 18 TO 22 IBS. SUGAR MUaCATtl-CRIAM aHtRRY ;>i . ____ 18 LBS. 22 LBS. A UP lb. t rib. FANCY FLORIDA etVia MY iHiaRY G r o p o f r u i t J u lc o eMH.'l LM.I tM. . UMt M K 2 5 * ".T.jtii.vjif'; lunn cooKiis “THE PICK OF THE FLOCK”— BUY YOURS ^OW^ STtI.09 O rongo Julco tr Dm,!. iK.e 1 LIMI N 01 29 A KHOONaikAKfR MtKTION Baueotor i l o n d o d J u lc o •mu a traMfnH—eMUr-i UHl M ei 2 7 * 55c 49c 45c LB. LB. LB. 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Order yours nowl NATIVE FOWL 4 r 99* 1.19 Homaspun Assartm ant avnra if 40* GRADE dw 5-a Pouade Regular LB. Roosting Chickens KATIVI 4\V-f'.V LU RWj Iv LB 5 5 * DRin 16* F I 39c AftP Squash ...... NO }'s C A N DR.AWN. RKADV-TO-OOOK. LB. S5c DIAWn, nCAOV-TOCOOK fOUTinC CHICKCnS I f oPl MADRONE WINES Leave! No Soap Film Dakar's Vanilla Extract PURI 1 n lor 3 5 * CCtlUINC IDS RI6ULAR LI FACIAL TISSUE PLUMP 4-4 LIS NfCUlAN LB ' N a t i v e C a p o n s 44 6 5 * LEGS OF VEAL ' ROmiP IN CAliaORNIA Native Ducklings 39* lAMI DRAWN. R IA D Y -Y fteM K NATIVK CAPONS L | TH WHEN YOU BUY— l u c k y LEAF RV tAUIMM-Mmr lAUTNNI ■uwn, RURY-Tf-CM« uTivt nucKLinu II SN ' ., • I TEAR OUT THIS COUPON RUMUNRY-RHINI-CtARtT Poanut irittia iaeHi|.JMt II M« 3 7 * I YOU BUY THE BEST ITH MILD - MELLOW Rib End Pork Leihs UP Tf 4 LIS LI 43* Fresh o r 5m oked Picnics lUN PORK II45* Irish Patatoas umrspNineuK* «i>ci*14 COOKED ROT 95' SUNNYFIEID "SUPER RIGHT" FULLY COOKED FACE RUMP, BACK OF TOP. ROHOM ROLiNO, BACK RUMP HAMS I THIS 40 4. AIn n A SCHOONMAKM SIllCTION l A C w l LUCKY LEAF Ann Paga Garden Ralish 11« lOT 23* a u tA* 1 .1* 5 h a n k H a l f H a m s HO SLICCS RCMOVd II 5 3 ‘ B e e f R o a s t s NIAVY CIIN-FCO SniR 1.99* From fancy temoUna. STEER BEEF BONELESS ' VISIT OUR BAKERY C ^ FANCY Heart *< th* vheqi. Plaka Pla Crust ...... f e m iilf t Fresh Cod 5tooks rum* u 2 9 * H a d d o c k F ille t s PIRN «r PROtn u 4 3 * I COUPON r t POT ROAST Gropa Juica *M«ra uao. n * 2 1 LEAN RIB FRESHEV UROl'ND DEPARTMENT TODAY! 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CAN PUBS PORK LEAN PLATE STRAIGHl BOURBON Geld M odal Fleur ALL PURPMI 5 ..N u 5 r It y y t Yellow Turnips c a « a . ia * 1 . 3 * I V o ln U t S BIAMONOfAANB 1 l b c u l o p x s 4 5 M 5TH A A A UKI 10^ EAC , lAO LINK SAUSAGE lb. 59c CORNED BEEF lb. 29c FANCY FLORIDA POP ROT a .TT a U MR 5 w e e t P e t e t o e s pAncYBoiBin 4 l b . 2 9 * M i x e d N u t s ^ mLowRAPftB HB P X | 4 5 RIITIlLil) IN lUINOIS tllCID-WHITt Of COLORED OIANT AIBIRICAN P e s c o l C e l e r y c«Mt.-iArttPA'ci>Ms SPIGED HAN lb. 55c 4 AND a YEARS OlO Starawiawida law pricaa aa huadrada af itaou avery FRESHLY SUCED None Such'Mince M eat . t . < r c 1 9 Burgundy M ix bbawb iiir u 3 9 ^ , m ***”» A in ilP IMEALY, V. 8. NO. 1 SWEET, OCICY FLORIDA _ day... ioalaad af jual a few **aBa.dw" "waak*' HUENSTER OHEESE Ik (7. [,!«««<'" -y fft HUB. R VEAL LOAF lb. 49c GMBN VALLEY aod agadala.** YORK STATE POTATOES peck 39c ORANGES doz. 35e ROURRO*^ WHISKEY SUCM I lAdvcrtiaad pricea art guaraatted far aac w*«k,. SHARP CHEESE lb. 59c DRIED BEEF 1/4 lb. 39c \TS RR.4 avaa though market pricea go up. PR0 6 f ROT 3.75 A > t | N » OP RTRAIgHT WHlSKIIt Wa faUava ikir poliey Ac/pt ^ar atnamtn aaaa mart maaay. N octor 0 m m RUTIMIAUT KMMtb Too MAMM AVAMARU At ARP RTMRR I Witk tka corroet price auikad ob every ileoL RICH AND 974 NUIN STREET SUPER 974 MAIN STREET plua aa itamiiad aaak regialar slip . . . yau knew HAVOREUl what you aavo at A lP . Vf LR |.,c iP unn ■ I Bf Oit I M i, ' P M m l FREE PARKING m EAST CENTER FREE PARKING POPULAR FOOD MARKETS &tirt CsntcBU Cspyrightcd, IfSO-Ths Great Atlaaik and Paetfie Tea Con STREET NEH TO STORE NECT TO STORE -

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MANCHESTER. CONN.. THtJRSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1960 PAOl TWELVE MANCHESTER EVbMNG^ HERALD.

new member o f the group. To ders con be taken. Any person bar is aaked to bring two aasy-to- Doria & LqfldlnRton o f Hampden, date there are S3 paid member- wishing to make a contribution of tnake Christmas gifts to show. Conn., were Sunday guests at the South Coventry shlpa toward the quota o f 57 mem- TollautI food or a saleable gift may do oo Any gifts donated to the club win Steele-Hall home. through out of the pupils or get in be auctioned off, * Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krawchys Hn. rM flM little bera Mrs. George F. Farren was ^ o o j To 4 a guest James H. Lewis, 31. of Tolland touch with the Church School Su­ On Wednesday, November 29. entertained their alster and fam­ v r k e y le perintendent Luther 1. Barnard, I S O eiu itfj 1-4M1 * Coventry unit vlaitlng day at Center waa Involved In an acci­ there will be a good old-faahloned ily of Hartford Sunday afternoon. (y^JuU l:. telephone Rockville 1636 W-1. the Cedar CreSt Sanatorium has dent at Willlmtintle Friday No­ baked bean supper and Christmas Miss Bernice A. Hall of East VaU been designated aa November 31. Mrs. Clara Beecher Weston 78, sale at the Federated Church, Haven spent Sunday, Nov. 12 at A couree In Ainerteeii Red Craee vember 3 when the autoo he waa ROASTING CHICKENS« Mrs. Mildred C. Judata Mra. A r­ widow o f Henry Weston, died Fri­ sponsored by the Ladies Aid So­ her Tolland home. u a n sUaderd lin t eld will be conduct- driving knocked down Thomas day at the home of her aon. Frau­ MfATY thur Webb. Mrs. Walter F. Hilt- ciety of the church. Mr. and Mra. Donald Graham of There will be chickens ready this week as itsnal, but •d by the QledhUl Emergency gen, Mra. Eugene Rychling and Delornc, 7 of 17',4 John street, ds B. Weston of Tolland, ajCMr a i''- ^ ^ C u 4 9c u .4 S^ Willlmantie, at Lincoln Square. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Milter Thompsonvllle, Conn., were Sun­ please order ahead for Thanksi^vihg’, particularly for Squad. Inc., of North Coventry Mra. Richard C. Snow have volun­ long Illness. She was bom in day guests of Tolland relatives. Policeman Ralph Biirchnall, who Goshen, Januarv 15, 1878, a o f Hartford, were recent guests of Han, providing wiftlclent Intereet le teered to go there and aaaiat with their mother, Mrs. Laura Judson. larsTe sizes. We will deliver Tuesday morning' as well ihown. S. C. OledhiU, capteln of the presenting of Thanksgiving investigated, aald the child ran daughter of Michael and Bertha Tuesday at 2 o’cloek a meeting into the left center of the car and Connecticut State Grange Mas­ was'held at the home of Mrs. Sam­ as Friday. «*«>«>ocg / Cooked “ 5 3 . the aquad, aUtes the claaaeR will gifts to abotit 33' veterans there. Jacobitz Beecher and she has been ter, Ira Wilcox and Mra. Wilcox, RKMoVEf) be at the Coventry Orange hall To cover the cost of the gifts the the drive was unable to avoid uel Simpson to make arrange­ a resident of Tolland for several both TollantI Grange members In from T-7:30 p. m. and will be open unit voted s sum of money Mon­ striking him. The child was taken' ments for the missionary work of I, years. Besides her son, she leaves company with other Grange mem­ ' '< 4 l- K * to both men and women. The day evening to supplement an to the Windham Community hos­ the church. a daughter, Mrs. Carl Pagerholm bers In the state left Nov. 10 by suceo only coat la the price of the ARC amount awarded by the depart­ pital where he was treated for a Miss Sadie Millard has been ROGER OLCOTT fractured collarbone. No arrest of Wethersfield, and a grandchild. car for Minneapolis. Minn., to at­ nisH text book'of «0 cenU. The de- ment unit, for this purpose. The The funeral was held Monday at I spending a few days as guest of 403 West Center Street Telephone 7853 Lh. 69c WM made. tend the National Grange meeting Mr. and Mrs. Alex Shearin In Bol­ 7 7 " ““ ''COMO u AK airable enrollment of a claaa, Mr. project la a Fourth District AL p. m. at the I.,add Funeral Home, Nov. 18 to Nov. 24. Mr. Wilcox ■ " . I C h u c k ^ D one and each of the district units James Heckerd, 16. Merrow ton. Oledhill aUtea, la at leaat Ih mem- Rockville. Rev. William C. H. will make the annual report of > To M bera. Further information may viaita the Institution at leaat once road. South Tolland, charged with failure to carry operator's license, Moe. pdator of Tolland Federated Connecticut’s State Grange activi­ be obUlned by telephoning Mr a month. churfh, officiated. ties before the national session. Oledhill, Coventry 7-7406. On December 4 and 6 the local had judgment suspended. Mrs. Anna M. Rlsley waa a re­ The Tolland Women's dub will Mrs. Ruby Ix)verln, Mr. and Lb. 59c Coventry Orange officera elected unit will he present at the Rocky hold a Christmas gift meeting Mrs. Robert Loverin and two * w o * o n $ n tor the coming year fololw: Maa- Hill Veterans’ hospital gift shop cent guest of friends In Manches­ £»rterhouse ter. tonight at 8 o’clock. Each mem- daughters of Talcottvllle, Mrs. fANCr ter, Miaa June Loomia: overseer, and on December 11 and 13 local '• ana •,« e o A i r Harold M. Turner: lecturer. Jamea members will be at the Newington Mr. Willard and Mrs. lone Smith of Springfield, Maas., were recent “ S jc TOP o e T. Laldlaw; steward, Arthur High- Veteran..’ Home and hospital gift h A l i a u y R o o s t ter; aaslatant steward, William F shop. To date 29 gifts have been guests of Mrs. Alice W. Steele. Lb. 55c C. Orcott; chaplain. Ruth E. Loo­ promised by I.rf!Eion members. The The Tolland Church School Is fANCf holding a fTulatmas sale at the 4 mis; treasiirer. C. Irving Loomia; piihlle la Invited to participate by ‘• 5 9 . P f o n k f u r t s secretary, Oertrude A. Haven: contributing gifts and assist at the church on Saturday, Dec, 2. from skinless gatekeeper Oliver Brown; Ceres, trift shops In these institutions. At 2:30 to 8:30 p. m. The jmrpnsc For A Better Cup of Tea- Eustacla Hitching; Flora. Kather­ the.se shops veterans may choose of the sale is to build up a reno­ j o u e r k r o u t ine Laidlaw; Pomona, Doris F. W. rhrlstmas gifts for their families. vating fund for use in remodeling THRIFT CROP ^ Manning; executive committee for There Is no charge for the gifts the basement room and the con­ Buy the Tea-bags that three years, Harry Hitching; lady and all work is done by vobinteer struction of an additional room in asalstant steward. Roberta Man- help from various amcillaries. order to better serve the needs of IS OUR BUSINESS the church and community. Some give you more tea and ning. Such donations are to coat not leas It is oar Job to save you money and give you quality. Thou­ Roger Oleaaon, director the than $1 and not more than $3. 3180 have already been raised by state civilian defense program, Persons desiring to donate toward school pupils. finer quality tea. sands of satisfied customers say it is a job, “well done”. was speaker Mondav evening dur­ this protect may leave them at The Ladles' Society has set aside I>I1RSE SHOP ing the "Vetetran’a Night" observ­ Wellwood's grocery store on Main 31,000 as an aid In the purchase IhWti ance at the Legion rooms. Wall street or call Mra. George Nelson of a new church heating plant. RIB CUTS r- street. South Coventry under the of Andover at telephone Coventry Each class will be responsible for auapieies of the Oreen-Chobot Post 7-6763. a table of gifts of food. There and Auxiliarv No. f!2. A. L.. Cov­ The unit also voted to order will be many articles for sale, such entry and Mansfleld districts joint 2R(K) nopplea from state veteran’a as; moss gardens, birch log candle xymmm MmmHmr meeting. A pot luck supper was hospitals for the Memorial Day holders, metal work, pot holders, served at 7 p. m. All veterans pencils, calendars, Christmas "SALADA you n -a sheal observanee In 1951. PORK LOINS cards, candy. Jellies, baked goods, and their wives, even though non- The infant aon of Dr. and Mrs. osier whan .l>opp.''9 Legldn members were Invited to Harry D. Orr of Lakevlew Ter­ vegetables and fnilts. There will TEA-BAGS CUT FROM HEAVY STEER BEEF the program. also be a dlsplav of candles and race has been named David. The SI BLOCK STYLE, BONE IN belote the ho\>d»V- becar Miller is committee chair­ baby waa bom November 8 at Christmas wreaths for whirh or­ fflain Couru 3 n,th „ ,J U man in charge of plans for a "fJi- Middlesex hospital In Middletown 'gtlaLfes OCEAN SPRAY dies’ Night" program the evening Mra, Orr and her aon are expect­ lb of December 2 at the Nathan Hale ed at their home on Wednesday. Community Center In South Cov- The Fo\irth District AL meet­ zerj 2 29 entrv given by the Laurel* Forest CHUCK ROAST Cranberry >*>«• ti°s < ing December 8 at 3 p. m. will No. 130 of the Tall Cedars of Leb­ take place In Rockville In the FRESHLY KILLED, NATIVE HALVES OR SLICED anon." ■ foi-rh of a Chrlstmaa party. All HNAST fANCY EASTERN - Coventry Volunteer Fire com­ chairmen are requested to submit Pouches t'^HMOND 390ZTIn27< pany No. i members answered five reports then. Tomato Juke 46 oz tin 25< n-ORIDA fire calls In the last month. On 'The Grccn-Chobot Post has vot­ LUSCIOUS - TENDER Monday evening Benjamin A. Mac- ed to sponsor Cub packs in both YOR GARDEN ■ FANCY CALIFORNIA Oowan was accepted as a new Z0OZ North and South Coventry. An , . , G t garden member. Monday at 8 p.m. Leo organization meeting will take FOWLN Pees TINS Tomato Juice 46-OZ TIN 29< 2 F. Tremblay will be chairman of a place at the Legion rooms on Wall FRESH OR SMOKED' RICHMOND e^-back party at the Nathan Hale street. South Coventry, Thursday BLUE LABEL Community Center in conjunction at 7 p. m. All mothera and—or— Daamw ^>^NCY 20OZ med size Oranges U..X , with a Thanksgiving project. His r U a a TINS 055 fathers of boys of eight to ten assisting committee Includea Er­ 2 2 years of age who are Interested in lb Tomato Juice ™ % 'ni f< FINAST nest J. Starkel, LawTence C. Lat­ having their sons join the pack ADVICE TO GALS: p k g ALL PURPOSE CRACKER imer. Herman F. I.,eDoyt. John H. are Invited to attend. A Scout Westland and Ralph C. Hoffman. PICNICS field executive of the Eoatem Con­ Diced Carrots A special meeting is scheduled for necticut Council, BSA, will be Educator Crax LBPKG 30< Bose Pears 8 p.m. November 27, at the fire­ present to assist in the organizing JACK SPRAT SLICED FANCY WHOLE house to discuss rules and regtila- BOLOGNA or NABISCO aa well aa members of the local 7^ de Setfsatfo/ts/ 19 OZ JAR tions concerning the operation of council. , Finest Beets the ambulance service. Jamea E, West and Edward 8. BACON ^ MINCED HAM ^ l i o m p i o n ’d Ritz Crackers LB PKG 32< Richard J. Roehm was reelected Franz will be chairmen of the Pound MIRABEL PURE Grapes fWPEROR president of Coventry Volunteer next post sponsored setback parly Fire company No. 2 during its an­ in the Legion rooms the evening wM Pumpkf/f Pte Preserve strawberry ujar3 9 c nual meeting Monday night at the of November 24. In ohser\-ance of Please Order Your Thaukegiviug Turkey Early! Our Turkeys A p p le X id e r %ult^ an J flub flrchouaa in North Coventry. Pearl Hartxjr Day on December 7 \ EANCY PITTED MILLER'S KOSHER SLICED Waltar Pomeroy was reelected the post jvill sponsor a Pearl Har are all selMted birds, so order how aud assure yourself and PURE, SWEET, CLEAR JUICE CALIFORNIA vice president; Byron W. Hall, bor dance the previous evening at Broccoli 7'/i OZ PKG 23 29 treasurer. The office of secretary the Hayloft in South Coventry family of plenty of fine quality meat for the Holiday. Finast Dates < Dill Piddes < is to be determined upon consent Eugene Rychling and Mr. West DROMEDARY - CITRON MEDIUM of member elected. Acting com­ will be in charge. mittees will be appointed by the Henry W. Ford, principal at the president. Arthur J. Vinton was George Hersey Robertaon school, 39- Mixed Fruit 3 o z j a r | 2 c Ripe Olives tin | 9 c reelected lire chief. He will ap­ has been elected pl-esidept of the point his assistants soon. Gilbert faculty association. Other officers MAINZER'S Wlttmann was chalman of the elected Monday afternoon follow; spaghetti supper served following 9 OZ JAR 33 Vice president, Mrs, Helen F. Fruit Cake M ix < ■* r i5J * the meeting. Hemingway; secretary, Mrs. Mar­ CRISCO FINAST • FOR THE FIE Leroy M. Roberts is 111 at his garet Larson; trea.surer. Miss 3 LB. CAN WITH COUPON...... ■ FINAST g r a pe f r u it juice home on Talbott road in North Helen Mazur. 'ITje agenda commit­ Mince Meat 15c Coventry. tee for future meetings will be \ I SWEET LIFE pmiAPPU Apricots 11 oz PKG 39. PUMPKIN OR SQUASH ^ <4 0Z TIN Mra. Maxine Btlckney has been comprised of Mrs, Myrtle D. Car­ V PINAST fAHCY appointed chairman of the Coven­ penter, Miss Marlon Adams and CRANBERRY FINAST O n e P i e A h o z t i n IO c " 2 5 * 2 -oz DNS 2 3 . try area Eastern Connecticut Mrs. Gertrude T, Guilford. H A W A H A M s l i c i o FANCY MAINE PACK Council Boy Scouts of America Patricia and Steve Llpsky un­ Prunes 16 OZ PKG 25< Finast Squash 3(K>z n N i 6 c fund drive to begin soon. This is derwent tonsllectomics Wednesday 1 lb. c a n s the first drive for support of the at the Windham Community ^ e 'They’ll acclaim you a sensational SAUCE DROMEDARY FRIEND'S ORANGE. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ESC, BSA, to be conducted since niorial hospital. They are the chil­ success when you serve pumpkin pic Mince M eat tin 2 5 c 1947. Mrs. Stickney will appoint 20-OZ TIN * dren of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lipsky with Reddi-wip! It's magic 29 7'/. OZ PKG 23 NONE SUCH her own working committee. of Wall street, South Coventry. Pitted Dates < - 2 7 * 2 -z DNS 2 3 . The lunch committer was pre­ Boy Scouts of Troop 87 will can resist—rich, golden-brown pumpkin STUFFED FANCY • Mince M eat pkg | 9 c paring sandwiches for the school condvict a town-wide paper drive pie covered with the sweet glory of Reddi-wip. FANCY hot lunch program at the Robert­ Saturday and Sunday. The town ^*-®R*GA ORANGE JUICE And it’s magic right at the touch of yqyr linger .4 49 P u m p k i n " ^ ast s o o z t in | 6 c son school a few days ago and dur­ will be divided into various areas 4 1 / 2 oz. jar Mixed Nuts < ing the process of placing the Indi­ as follows: Wolf Patrol, Harley . . . Reddi-wip, made with fresh, rich cream, OLIVES 46-OZ TIN vidual sandwiches in waxed paper Howland, leailer, will collect from whips itself automatically as it swirls from the V 9 «i# 4 2 TINS 2 5 * bags an observing first grader homes on Cross street to Gerald handy, throw-away container. There are FRESHLY ROASTED, GROUND TO ORDER. FIRST FOOD Jo r ^aLin^ Ck. chanced along and very innocently Park development: Fox Patrol. ^ N B E R R V ru«E veghabie shortening finast - All FURPOSI asked "Why are you putting Neil Stickney. leadej-, from Gerald bowls or heaters to wash, oo waste, no failures. 24.1 LOAF 7 5 c bandages on those sandwiches?" Park development aroimd Lake And there are dozens of servings in each ilirifty s a u c e M a r v o 3 l b t in 8 5 c l i t i n 3 | c Cheese Food For a moment the entire kitchen Wangumbaug to the Hayloft; Reddi-wip container. Use just what you lb FINAST FLAKY PLEASING FLAVOR help was at a loss for words of Flaming Arrow Patrol. Jerry C, M ltAifL . need, then replace the can in the refrig f 4 9 c explanation. Mitchell, leader, from the Hayloft Pie Crust 2 f-OZ RKGS 2 7 c MM C h e d d a r Joan Caro( CanJUi The Tolland County Democratic down route 31 to the center of crator—ready to glamorize desserts COFFEE 10,4 OZ o c f FOR lAKlNG tender TEXTURED CUP CAKES KRAFTS OR lOROEN'S Association will meet Friday at town; Crow Patrol, Sherwood another day. JARS A d * _ .DKK,. (o, Q u a tly - 8 p. m. at the Nathan Hale Com­ GEORGIAN Flokorn Cuplets p..0 . 4 9 , prior to the collection days. At EMPEROR 2 37 are reminded that new registra­ that time they will bundle the pa­ "nr Carat tions cannot be issued until such per for the donors. taxes have been paid. D I LUXE Strawberries fuuu«o49« Mrs. Peter Ambrose of Water­ The Troqp 57 committee has front Park will participate in the voted that each patrol have week­ P0gg VOt GARDEN 2 39* ly individual, mecUngs. Adult lead­ . 1 JuUus Hartt School of Music traln- ^aan Carat ers of the groups follow: Wolf Pa­ GRAPES FRUIT CAKE , ing orchestra concert to be pre­ ‘ trol, Hans Hansen; Fox Patrol 5 sented Sunday at 3:18 and 8:16 p. LIGHT OR DARK NIRS-EKSNONIY tt. in the-school's main auditorium Scoutmaster Howard A. Craft MIXED CAPE COD LUSaOUS on Broad street in Hartford. Rubin Flaming Arrow Patrol, Natchaug FILLED WITH CHOICt FRUITS AND NUTS STUFFING BREAD C. Segal wUl direct. Proceeds are District Commiasloner Albert -H FOR THE TURKEY BREAD for the school's music and instru­ Boudreau; Crow Patrol, John M CRANBERRIES lb. ise Tyler, Sr„ chairman of the Troop NUTS lb.ee THIN SLICED ment equipment for the junior and UNSUCB) - SPECIAL RICH AND ^ 1 It. & J Prrlut Wral elemtatary orchestras and aim 97 committee. DROMEDARY YELLOW 2-LB UB DOUBLE LB JUST RIGHT FOR THE ’ tte Hartford Symphony orchestra CAKE LOAVES WRAPPED LOAF SeM Ttalionmts Caffn Mrs. Ambrose is studj^g for a '

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jolnlnf Hamilton Btandard's receiv­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEhlKK. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1950 PAGE FIFTEEN. Y ■nd M n . J «M i^ FanlCBO, Dr. u d who w ill bo dSB nMitbor. Mrs. the poultry dopartmant at tha Uni- ing department WHITE HOLLAND Mrs. Wiaston C. HaliwworUi, Mr. Caitton Hutchins aiad Mrs. Hyland vsnnty oa Connecticut will speak Is Prom oted Mr. Falkowaki waa toaneferrad Tasksr wUl assUt J mt. BlUy Van- to the group on “ Nutrition plans icl C o lu m b ia and Mra. B u n a e Hennewsey, Mr. to Hamilton Standard’s matariala TURKEYS training tn the field < ( physical Mrs. Alma Capurale of Hartford, Ing and worL.ng v.-itit young peo­ Elies, Jr.; trsaaurer, Helen CUrtlii. and Mra. J m Koaalka, Mr. and ktt la Dsn chtsf. Douglas Wolmer mpjor part in economy poultry and afternoons of thU week, from 2 egg producUbn.’’ Professor Roy control department in 1038 and to 18 Lbs. or Lass 85c therapy September 20tii at a school and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart ple and la well qualified to speak A pot luck supper followed the Mra. Maurice B. Leonard, Mr. and was chosen Denner; Tommy Ool- , At Hamilton iVfilk Teani ls Up to 6 pjn., at the Douglas Library. W u p p ilig William C. Boblnaon 2nd of Poet Jpnea, extension apeclalist in poul­ the purchaaing department In 1940. There are over 100 new books for affiliated with the University of and children, Raymond slid Ralph on the subject. meeting with Mrs. William Enea Mra. John A. MacVea(h, Dr. and Uns, keeper o f the buckskin end In 1048 he was promoted to buyer, of t:anton Center, were the guests aa chairman. .,J^i Tonight mu ^maa elected a director of the Jan Tasker, tresFirer. Other try at, the coUege, wlU also address Over 18 Lbs. 60c children of all agea and for adulU Pittsburgh, and on November 1 be­ Sunday evening, A. C. Holland, « Mra. Sawyer Medbury, Mr. end and promotion to supervisor o f tn Top Place Now' of Mr. and Mrs. Frank House of chairman of the every membet IbuTI nmr membera are Richard N a », Mi­ ths group, using as his subject “Is New Verfc Dressed. Saaae High aa welL Tbe exhibit will eqd Frl. gan her work-in the Department Miss Iva Howard, daughter of The highlight of the evening tPUand County Farm Bureau from Mre. Nathan T. Pell, Mr. and Miyt John Falkowski Is Now acbeduleo and foUow-up, followed Ellington road last Sunday. canvass of the First IMnjrrega- chael McQuade, John Wheaton, there profit in holding even sgg Quality As Lm $ Year. AH day. when any of the books may Ije of Physical Medicine, St. Luke's : Mr. ami Mra. George Howard, who was the treasure hunt directed by Columbia, at the John K. Pringle, Mr. and Mra. in 1048. Tueaday November 28 at 8 p. ra. tloiml church. rcpr>rted that 68 )>et to Be George H. Reama, Joaeph Taafilik, Charlea Forbes, Buster LewU and production through the year?" AssisUnt Purchasing Birds Dry H eked, Drawn and Hoods Milk climbed Into firat borrowed. The book week slogan H oyltal. Cleveland. Ohio. ; attends the Willlmantic Teacher's Eleanor Hart. Tbe winning pair ipnow AflW i ^ B U l mup held In Vernon week. Miaa Jean Natach and Mrs. W il­ Mr. Falkowski Is town recrea­ Hr. Milanlik Is also a graduate there will be an open meeting In rent of the goal had been reached. were Elsie Enes and Blanche Blen- Mr. and Mra. John F. Walah, Dr. Larry HutcMna. The group will Tendons Pulled. « place In the weekly sitting of th?' this year le: "Make Friends With Heachiiiarlen; STltoblnson liam Robinson attended the Pin­ Agent at Company tional director for Manchceter, a of Hiram College, and served four college, has been put on a varsity ,9t. Francis CAuirch hall. Father Many canvassers had reports still kowskl. Other entertainment fol­ and MrA Ralph E. Wolmer, Mra. meet every Friday after school. I'lreiiTTn * Setback League Tuesday Books.” squad of cheer leaders; one of two brooks and is named for 4-H nacle Scout Leadera' meeting In poet he has held for the past two years In the Marine Corps, engag­ Joseph Leo of the Passionate to turn in. He said that these lowed. Ralph D. Wolmer, Mr. and Mra. Ronald Tasker, twelve year old Frank M. Harabiirda night. The Hot ShoU dropped into On .Saturday morning at 10 dicer leaders chosen from a group on the Agenda Other Rockville Tueaday night. Mrs. J. and a half yeara. In that poet he second place. High score of 123 ing tn active duty In the Pacific Father's wilt speak on Retreats probably would bring the total up The membera of the auxiliary im s Donald F. Woodward and Mr. and son o f Mr. and Mrs. Hyland Tasker Promotion o f John Falkowaki, o f * Ash Swamp Road o’clock, thera will be a story hour o, eight ftnallata by other cheer­ H. Hohmann o f Andover reported has coordinated the recreational was rcgiatci'cd by Coiighlln’a Ser­ for Laymen”, lo 100 per cent. arc Invited to have their Decem­ csffiMCM Ag Columbia,Evan Kullgren who and*»«'*• John W K . *>5?' mr. Mra Jamaa L. Young. has been notified thst he U to re­ 177 Spruce atoeet, to aaeletant pur­ \ Glasteiibnry, OewE for children of the first four area, and wa‘ with the Japanese leaders. Miss Howahl graduated on the conference at Swampscott programs for many youth and TeL Olaatonbw y 3-2410 vice while aqgund high, 122, went Men's and Women's Bowling A meeting of the Directors of ber meeting at the home of Elea­ r YotM «c tk« ecath ceive an award from the Tolland grades, at the library. Parents are Invasion forces. He is now employ­ from Ellsworth Memorial High and Mrs. Lucius Thirty mambera at Oolumbta last month; Mrs. A. I. Mann of chasing agent of Hamilton Stan­ adult orgar'xatlona In Manchester. to Seitetidera o il service.. League standings aa of October the local Red Cross was heli.? Mon­ nor Mart. The date and time of fir* Dtotflet win MMt ia H< Ladlea Society met in Yeomaha County 4-H aub Headquarters. also invited. ed as assistkj.t buyer in the boys' school In June 1030 and Is ■ fresh- until you fry and Mrs. Anthony M a w lk w d Storra taught new games and dard division o f United Aircraft In prevloun years he coached and The Tollehd County Hon>e Dem­ .31 are: R. Newberry. 99.10; M. day evening at the town hall. Di­ the (Jhrlstmaa party will be an­ B oom N a S. H n hM «quartm . m i hall for the November meeting of The award, a name piste to be lluoda Milk ...... 1258 deparment, higby's Department I man at the Teacher's College son, Philip attended the songa and Mrs. Kenneth Kinney Corporation, waa announced today. played on many aqmi-pro and pro Hot SUolK...... 1242 onstration group met Monday ■tore. They will make their home Harrison, 96.5; W. Kaallanskas. rectors had been asked to bring nounced later. • Spruoa itw H toniglit at S o’clock m ating in Vernon « was m » r t - the group, Thuraday. A number u a ^ on the outside <>f hie home ; Willlmantic. la A reward for his faithful work talked on International Friendship basketball and baseball teama. One Hoac Company O n e ...... 1241 evening at the home of Mrs. Hugo in Cleveland. {91.8: J. Famham, 94.5: J, Borst In names of persons who have ed that Columbia has 32 members came at 10:30 to apend the day. A native of Altoona, Pa., Mr. of them, the Polish Americans, held Members and friends of Wap- tat tlw — »«»» maotlin of the dla* during the drat year of hla 4-H badges. Sclicndel Oil Service ...... 1234 Lederer. It took the form of a Professor Wlnthrop Mllding. of ;l>4.1; H. Newberry. 93.5; M, Kear- algned a apeclal request from They brought box lunchea and Falkowaki graduated in 1029 from the atnte beaketball championship I ping Community church are In- Wa.*hlngton D. C. for blood to be trtet. work with the Columbia Aggies, Twenty-two motorcycles stream­ Cuuglilln's Service ...... 1221 CTiristmas Box meeting. the University of Connecticut, ion I ney, 92.13; C. Livermore, 92.8: O, Walter Badcock and W fa^ Joined the real who. came at one for four aucceasive years. I’rited to another "Family Night,” j Barter, 92.6; B. Burrtll. 91.13; E. ii.sed on the war front In Korea ^ Im n arc four Itcma oo the call o f which hU father le leader. He ing around town Sunday caused Morlarty’a Painters ...... 1208 Visitors at the library will notice of Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Hild- o’clock for deaaert of dutch apple Mr. Falkowski iq a member of I Friday, November 17 at the Com- I Hart, 90,10; M. Trolman 90,7; J. Donora are urgently . needed to at the inoaUnc. Iteporta and to o cake with hard aauoe and coffee la the only, club member In Oolum­ considerable interest, and to those Lar-sen'a Peed 4c Hafuwaic ..1201 a beautiful water color painting of Ing of Hebron, Is one of nine men munlty House. There will he a j ^ 'u n g ^ b rr glater-ln-law and hu^ St. James’s church and the Knights Provlncetown waterfront, over I Joyce, 00.2; A. r^vanangli 90 and reach a quota of 120 pints, Mr. ^ ^ ^ d a U ^ of thToffiecr. Will served by the following hosteaaea; bia, 00 rewarded. He sent eight wondering what it was all about, Vlttncr's Gardens ...... -.1182 who were rscently made honorary I pot luck supper at 6 p.m. Please band, Dr. and Mrs. Kinston C. of Columbus. He le married to the Ntrholsj Nsdr''s Shop ...... ,1160 the fireplace mantel. This was I H. Bancroft 90. High team single: Masinds. chairman, said. ba Hoard. AcUo.i win be Uk«n Mrs. Ralph E. Wolmer, Mra. lUlph consecutive monthly reports of his Hurton Ives answer might prove members o f the national honorary | bring a hot dish or a dessert. Halnaworth. The baby has been former Mildred Maatropietro of JanUa Ah-Stnra.... -...... (1157 recently loaned to the library by 1! F. Edwards, 600; High Team S' The regular meeting of ths Fire for the purtshaae of equipment and U. Wolmer, Mrs. Nellie 8. TirtUe, work on his poultry work to ths equally problematical. He offered fraternity of mechanical engineers, enough of either for your own ; a patient at Windham Community Manchester and has one eon, Ed­ ind .I.....1123 the artist. Miss Lotti Gurshen of . string, 1477, Nutmeggers: High Volunteers Auxiliary was held for ttoa Mcpcnaaa, repalra and main-' Mrs. Donald Tuttle, Mrs. Maurice county office. ’The award is to be the Information that it was because Buck Ian PI Tau Sigma. He Is o Ifhe en­ family supper. Rolls, coffee and i Memorial Hospital during their made at a County Achievement ward J. Falkowaki. WIKsou's Nursefy ...... 1121 Amston. The Rev. J. S. Nelli, for­ I Imllvld\ial ainjtle. R. Newberry, Thursdav at the club rooms. The tananca the Bra department and l^arke and Mrs. George A. Reams. of the annual turkey run. For the gineering faculty of the Uni­ milk will be furnished. * night to be held In Hebron Friday Hoac Company-I'wo • ...... IlOO merly rector of St. Vtary's church, ! 127; High Individual 3 string. W. following officers for the coining oUnr property and acttrlUea or Hospital dresalnga, sewing on choir benefit of those who do not under­ versity of Connecticut. He is mar­ • Music by our Junior Chdlr and ^^*L*iclua W. Robinson, 8r. ^ night In the Hebron school audi­ For.r X-XXX ...... 1078 Manchester, has alao exhibited an Kaselouskss. 329: High Average. vear were elected: President, the dlatrtn for the enaulnr year. robes and aprons for the Christ­ stand motorcycle language, he ried and has one daughter. The also tho McHatchey family will lumbla Sunday afternoon for Mln- torium at 8 o’clock. , oil painting ahowing a scene'at St. R. Newberry. 99.tO High without Eleanor Mart; vice president, Isa­ ¥ The Board of Fire Commiaaion- mas Bazaar kept them all busy. A » said, thia means a cross country be followed by a feature 1engtl< neapolla Mr. Roblipion. a director M ri. Alfred Soracchi has been Mary’s church, painted by him. family make their home at Storra. mark, J. Joyce, 92. belle Wilder; secretary, Elsie e n wUI alao aafc the votera to au* business meeting which followed drive. The riders traveled 80 miles SWEET CIDER gound movie, "I am With You.” of Connecticut MllU Producers As­ named chairman for the 1951 Over This has been the subject of much Men's League team standings thoriee Ita treaaurer to borrow in the dessert lunch, voted to empow­ during the day. over a course pre- This extraordinary film is s pro­ sociation. will as a delegate f r ^ March o f Dimes in Columbia by Interest and admiration. ' for Ihe week ending November 4; lh§ onfy'hsHm t' the name of the 8MFD money for er the committee which has been 'vlously m app^ out by Mr. Ives, lle b r o ii foundly ln.*plrlng religious drams the association, attend the Nh- Attorney Nicholas Armentano of local motorcycle dealer. .It took Three Hundred Mrs. Ernest dingwell of Gilead Legion, won 16, lost 4, average the expenaea and uaea of the dla- investigating the atove and refrig­ Fresh from our new mill with entertainment of the highest .486.13; J. E. Shepard, won 13. lost tional Co-operative Milk Produceri Stafford Springs, chairman for them to many places of Interest and her brother, Frank Osbori\ of Marlborougli baeMbf$$f§att trlot duriny the enautnfr year. M d Aasoclatlon meeting with a del^ erator for the hall kitchen, to buy Over 200, some reperta say at quality, photographed In Southern 7. average .488.12; HI Way Ser\'- two atovea, both with large oveng ’Tolland CJounty. Mrs. Soracchi has throughout Eastern Connecticut every isy. Finished Monumenta and New Haven, went on a three days jdi*e the note or notea of the dla- gatlon from Connecticut. He will least 300. were present at the Tol­ Rhodesia, Africa. Come and en­ Ice. ,won 13. lost 7, average .475.3; $ 5 0 0 0 and the refrigerator, with the co­ succetMfulIy filled this chairman­ including the Mansfield Hollow trip to New York, starting last T75 tript for the aame. return from Minnesota on Friday. ship for a number o f yqprs. Markers In Our Oiiiplay land County 4-H Achievement joy Us adventure, humor, scenic Rurnham's Serr'Ice, won 18, lost operation of the other organisa­ Dam project. In the evening, they Big variety of apples for Night at the Hebron Elementary Saturday. votes were cast on election day. Election of offlcera will alao be Membership stars denoting an­ Thursday evening, with Mrs Yard To riinnae From! beauty, and scenes of primitive 17. average .488.3; Cathollo War tmnSSS Clow tf Santmt u Pur* C$fht matS Aveurtoj. ftd tions which use the hall. There all ended up at Llndy’a reataurant achool auditorium Kriday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doubleday There we#e 160 straight Republi­ held. Ih e preaent Fire Commia- other year of aetlvc membership Leola Back and Mrs. Theodore ritual. A special program of Vets, won IS, lost 7. average i REWARD was further discussion of the In Willlmantic for a turkey dinner sale. Mr. Thrnll. Tolland County chair­ and family are occupying the old can votes, 182 straight Democra- alonera are Chairman Andrew An- were awarded to Kathy Beck anu- Swot, she will be a guest of Mr. The Finesl In pictures and games la planned for I .480 12; Pleasnnl Valley, won 11. Christmas Bazaar which will be and aoclal evening. Here the win­ man, was chairman of the eve­ Amston club house as their home. tio and 128 splits. The rc.iulta Mldl, George W. C. Hunt and dlB Ethridge. Joan Hennequin. Armentano at an organizational the small children. ; loit 9, average .464.7; Fanncr'i held December 14. Mrs. A. R. ners o f the run were announced as ning. It was through the Inatnj- The placr haa been fixed over for weSa os'follows: Governor Bowles For informalinn lending lo Jack M. Gordon. Marlorie Chowanec and Charlotte dinner meeting in Somers at the Residents of Wspping planning ' Hardware, won 9. lost 11. average Sharpe heads the supper commit­ followa; first place, Leonard Sex­ mentallty of Alfred Goldstein, occupation. (D) 2l8; Lodge (Rl 250; Lieuten­ Old Homestead Inn. ANSALDI’S ^ N D Design to participate in the diabetes de­ 1 .484.17; Wapping Auto, won 9. the arrvHl and cnni-lclinn Shine and Life Saver Badges to tee to put on a family supper In ton of Manchester: secimd place. leader of the Hebron 4-H Spark­ Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Benzinger ant Governor O rro 'l (D ) 216; A l­ Lillian Banner and Claudia Eth­ tection program this week may I lost 11. average .463.7; Kul's Kiit- of pvmon or persons tam­ conjunction with it which will be Mrs. Brian Minaiga of Andover Nelson Gerber, Glastonbury and BOLTON Workmanship les, that the achievement program and family, who occupied the house len (R) 250; Secretary of Stale I tors, won 8. lost 12. average Deaths Last Night ridge. In recognition of service hy has been appointed permanent or­ McDonald (D ) 218: Leopold IR) take their specimemi to Burrlll'i served for a very small sum to en­ third place Joseph Grasso, Daniel­ waa held In Hebron. A l­ in the rear of St. Peter’s Episcopal Market. Bottlea must be plainly i ''" ‘’ If *■ pering * with, deMmylnp; adults. Miss Natsch presented able all church families and ganist ' of St. Columba'B chapel, fred, who la In hla second year at 242; Treaaurer Anastasio (D) son. Mr. Ives said the winners are John Falkowaki Material church for some time, have moved marked with name and addresii. average " .166 10; Timothy Ed- and slealinx property and midget pins, or numerals as the friends to attend. Miss Anne DIx succeeding Mrs. George Yule, who the University of (;k>nnectlcut. to Amston. 216; Adorno (R ) 244; Comptroller Native Turkeys Bv The Asaodaled Press determined by checkers placed at This program Is sponsored bv Pub­ warda, won 5, loat 15, average case might be to Mrs. Mao Miller la ticket chairman for this. has held that position since the arrow markers along the course. Legal welcomed the group In a pleasing Charlea S. Barnes of Amston Is Thatcher (D) 242; Zeller 221: At­ .452.41; Mcloiughlln Brothers, malerini bcinnxinx In the Montclair. N. J.—Percy 8. for three years on the Troop Com­ Manchester High School, where be lic Health Nursing Association Young, TC, retired chairman of the Girl Scout Night was ot^rved chepel was opened eeveral years The motorcycles sre not supposed Cutting done in oar own manner, telling o f his pleasure on a hunting trip in New Hamp­ torney General Wechsler (D> 221; w'on 2. lost 18. average .437.11. mittee: Mrs. 'William Robinson, starred In baseball and baaketball. Boy Scout Troop 62 is planning company. UUOAD HHKASTKD— (HJDI-KS TAKEN Executive Committee of Public here Friday when parents and ago. Mr. and Mra. Yule will move to travel over 22 miles *an hour. and that of his club, In welcoming shire. Hla father and friends are CJonway (R ) 239; U. S. Senator High team single. Wapping Auto. five years as assistant leader; Mrs. He wax employed by Cheney Advertisement shop from Ihe rough stone on overnight hike to Camp Pioneer Service Corp. and ita aubaidiarlea. friends in a good turn out, gath­ Saturday, back to their former The men who come closest to the th'e visitors from all over the with him. Carlton H. Jones re­ Benton (D ) 239; Bush (R ) 223: .’>42; high team 3-strlng. Farmer’s NOW KOK TIIANKSGIVINO Allan Robinson, six years on Troop home, Springfleld, Mass., where Brothers for eight years before to the flnished memoriaL U. S. Senator McMahon (D ) 241: this week end. They will stay In He waa bom in London. ered at Yeoman's hall to witness allotted time between each arrow county. turned lately from * hunting trip Hardware, 1.551; high team Indi­ Committee: Mrs. Harvey S. Collins, Talbot (R ) 215; Congresaman-al- a recently completed unit there. Houaton, Tex.—Dr. Wilbur Wal- Investitures of the new members, they have an apartment in Mrs. are totaled up at the end o f the Group singing, led by Janet in Maine. vidual single. Hartnett. 147; high THE JARVIS ■even years as Assistant Lender Audit Report large Bogdenskl (D ) 219; Sadlak Scouts planning to take the trip Uce White, 47. who reaigned aa adult and girls and "fly-up” or Yule's parents' home. They have, course and the ones who have kept Gaylord of Storra, followed. She Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Gray re­ individual 3-atring. D. Tripp, 391; and Five years on Troop Commit­ (R> 238; Cpngresaman Ribteoff rrust bring consent slips from par­ FRED LUCK prealdent of the University of To­ graduation ceremonies for the lit- for about ten years, lived in the their mileage closest to the speed Notice is hereby given that the was sQcceoded by Mra. Elisabeth ceived Tuesday a cablegram from higti single for week. Hartnett. REALTY CO. tee. Mrs. James L. Young pre­ home of the late F. P. Lyman and (P ) 246; Schwolsky (R l 213: ents to the troop meeting (his ledo last April to accept an And­ tie girls in the Brownie Troops limit win. This le an annual event. audit report o f the books of ac­ MANCHESTER Porley Davis, state assistant club Tokyo, Japan, announcing the birth 128; high S-strlng for week, Hart­ 5 IHTVKR RI).. TKI„ 4112 KOI) KOI.TON. T.L ManpIuHlpr 4026 .Sheriff D. H. Potter (D ) 223; J, Thursday night at 7 at Commu­ nett, 3.59. ri: a?», erson Foundation Professorship at sented a "Thanks Badge" to Mrs. have been very active in town he said, planned for the fall season counts and financial records of leader. She. told o f the splendid on that day of a son to their son, Wolmer who Is retiring after sev­ The evening ceremonies were affairs. Mrs. Yule, in addition to B. Ellsworth (R ) 235; State Sen­ nity Hall. Rice institute. When motorcycle activities are dull. the South Manchester Fire Dis­ MEMORIAL progress made In the county dur­ Lt. Lloyd 8. Gray, who is stationed There will be a Thanksgiving , eral years as Brownie leader. started by Mrs. Ralph E. Wolmer, being organist, is also president ator Boldl (D ) 212: E. S. Watson TTie Scouts are planning a It is an event that all riders, men trict for the year ending October ing the past.year. New Clubs have os communications officer in Service In the WnppIng.Communlty i During the intermission which fol­ Brownie leader who opened the of the Catholic Ladles’ Society, IR ) 244; Judge of Probate A. L. Thanksgiving basket for ■ ne< dy ChUd Injured Fatally and women alike, enjoy participat­ OFFICE OF 31st, 1950, is now on file in the COMPANY b^n started In several towns, Tokyo. The baby la named for bis family and as there will not he an­ church Thanks,>{tving Day, Novem­ lowed the girls served delicious door to Benda Allen, Anne Banner, position which will be taken over Stoltr (D ) 210; S. Dancausc (R» ing ip. Town Clerk’s office and la open and there has been ait Increase of father, Lloyd 8., Jr. other meeting before nianlfsglv- ber 23. from 9-9:,30 s.m. cookies and sweet cider to their Linda Caroline, Carol Hatchet, ,by Mra. John Matbieu. Mr. Yule la A. AIMETn, Prop. • 251: State representative F. Ix>rd — Heflaih, WoiFw^W— William DR. P. M. KAYE for public inspection. 170 in memhershlp. She said W)At Word has been received from the A. party was.given Mr. and Mr;i. guests, and as a finale a play Sharon kobllnsky, Sheila Shine, a lire commissioner and has been (D> 256; P. Roberts (R ) 313; Jus­ Ing Scoutmaater Grant has asked Waterman, nine-yearM)ld only New System at School Thia legal notice is given in COR. PE A R L and HARRISON County club ageiU, A1 Gray,' and Rev. Howard C. Champe of Shelton, the boys to bring articles for the James Manglno of Oakland road. "Girl Shout Week” directed by Suaan Soracchi and Betty-Jean very active in the business affairs WILL BE CLOSED his assistant, Miss Shirley Welk tice of Peace A. J. Pick (P) 244; -The All Star Llne-Up'\ child of Mr. and Mrs. WlUlam Wa­ compliance with Section 824 of STREETS formerly Pastor of Hebron and basket to Thursday night's meet- November 5. by their children, the Mrs. William Robinson. VanAtt and brought them in to of Columbia Volunteer Fire. de­ have done fine work In carrying R. B. Pcttenglll (D ) 235; S. Plan- terman was injured fatally yester­ Mansfield Center, Nov. 16—(ffl— the 1940 Revision to the General OppoaHe Raat Cemelery Gilead Congregational churches, ‘nff- ' event being their 2.5th wedding an­ In four scenes, the first took "Fairy Pool" at the invitation of partment since ita beginning. He SAT. NOV. 11th on elub doings. eta (D) 239: T. Oawshaw (R» day when a bicycle he was riding the girls of the troop who were A system of water fiouridation, Statutes. TELEPHONE 7787 Or 6207 that hla daughter, Mias Ruth Vir­ 218. and E. Hollister (R ) 213. After the business meeting of niversary. to school in Center street was in place in a Girl Scout meeting place haa also been a Boy Scout leader A number of honors were award­ seatM around it to witness the used in preventing dental cavities, Samuel J. Turklngton, ginia Champe will become the The Orange -will hold Its regular Evergreen Lodge of .Masons .Mon­ Mrs. George Meade was given collision with a truck. He died with characters Bob Witherspoon, and baseball coach for Columbia Open Bui ed to Tolland County 4-H Club bride o f Mr. Alexander Melanick, day evening Pieter .Schipper gave For This Week-End!! pretty little ceremony by which will be installed at the Mansfield Town C!5erk. meeting tonight at which time the (1 parly Nov. 7 in honor of her a t Meriden, hospital several hours a brand-new Tenderf(>bt Scout Recreation CTouncil. They have membera. Alfred Goldstein of He­ / the girls were invested by Mra. Training School, it was announced Dated at Manchester this ISth Jr., son 6t the late Mr. Melanick officers for 1951 will be elected. a short address on the pvramlde of birthday at the home of her later of brain hemorrhage. Police played by Roberta McQuade; Miss made many friends here and will ■toy Direct and Sava Money bron won the home egg laying con­ Wolmer. This was followed by the yesterday by the superintendent I day of November, 1050. and of Mrs. Melanick of Chagrin Mrs. William Edberg is a pa­ Gizeh. son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and (!^rru'tt .Super Ulurkel iigMiii prexeiitH woiiie niitHtamliiig valiiefi-r-lli»t said they arrested Rudolph C. Roberta, leader of the Laurel Troop, be greatly missed. - Their oldest test. class C. and Charles Schreler Brownie "Fly-Up” to Girl Scouts Dr. Nell A. Dayton. Falls, Ohio, on Thursday, Novem­ tient in the Hartford hospital. Saturday night John Coyne, own­ .Mrs Stanley Mendall of Ellington nipallo, 31, of 2 Leonard street, Marjorie Chowanec, Sue Burk, ■on, George, Is at present visiting are sure to please you. Your satiNfaelioii in a luiint here and ive slake as Mrs. Wglmer pinned "wings' won a perfect record keeping ber 23. The wedding will take Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Snndhl er of the trailer vlllape, was host road. whom they identified as the driv­ Patrol leader of Bobo's Patrol, relatives in Florida. They havh on Roberta McQuade, Karen An prize. Wil|lam Whaples of Storra place in the Shelton Congrega have moved Into their new home to more than 75 party workers er. of the truck, on a charge of Betty Ann Falk and other mem­ second son, a baby, Billy. .Miss Mueller of the Hartford our reputation on the tpialily of ou r iiierehaiiilise. with confi* thony, Kathleen Kozelka and Dana and Marjdrle Boylngton of An­ tional church, with the Rev. Mr. on Johneon road. and tralleritcs at a Rcpuldican vic­ violating the rules of the road. bers of the patrol, Lillian, Patty Stewart Tibbits and hla daugh' dover were called to the stage and Champe, pastor of the chfirch and tory party at the village. County Farm Bureau will speak Cleary. Mre. Peter Crawford, secretary on "Understiindlng the Teenagers" liene e ; Shop I'lirrar's! Fapalll was released under a nom­ Haynes, Vera, Ruth Potter, Mary, ter, Gwen, went to Peekskill, N the announcement given that they father of the bride, officiating, of the board of education Is enum­ The Men's club of _St. FranolR of inal bond of $2.1 pending a coro­ Edith Hinckley and Helen, Marsha Miss Jean Natsch,. Girl Scout Y., Sunday where they attended Assisi church will sponsor a card at a meeting, .November 29 at 8 leader, and ten senior girls, Lllr' are to go to the National 4-H Club listed by the Rev. Lester L. Wood, erating all- children In town be­ ner’s inquest. Squier. Scene II, In the Commu­ "Dad's” Day exercises at Peeks, Congress in Ciliicago, In recogni­ ■pastor of the First Congregational tween the ages of 3 and 18. party, oetback, whist and bridge p m.. at the Community House. nity Chest office. President of the Ilan Banner, Barbara Kelley, Abby kill Military Academy, their son, on December 2. Saturday at 8 This meeting Is sponsored by the Special Notice! lAbblts, Clapdia Ethridge,' Julia tion of the fine work they have ac­ church, Trumbull. The bride elect Miss Gail Oawford and Gordon Community Chest, Dorothy Jen­ Dean's, school. B w m u s t complished In their projects. W il­ is a graduate o f the Lebanon Isleib have been elected directors p. m. in the church hall. Tlicrc Honicniaker.*i Group lo which all Legal Notices Michallk, Alice Miller, Charlotte Miss Anne Dlx has been called I.E'r’S T.ALK TURKEY. Uarra'n will aj(aiii have tlie pick of the flock. sen: Miss BurrowA a member of liam in raising chlckenr and Mar­ (Conn.) High achool, and of Hiram for the 4-H. Hartford CJounty Fair will be prl7cs and i%fre*hnients are Inrited Ml-s Mueller has de- Shine, Nancy Smith, Nancy Va- to Washington, D. C., by the I a t a oottrt o f p r o b a t e ^ h«ld the Community Chest Committee, jorie in rcflnishlng and refurnish­ College, Ohio. She completed her < for 1951. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H jll and t voted much of her time to study- Hiiiulretls of turkeys that are the plumpe.Hl. jiiieie*(t, tent!’’rent turkeys natt and Deborah Young then en­ death of her aunt, Mrs. Thomas at Manchester within and tor the Kathy Beck; Stenographers, Karen ing her room. Sandra White of An- Dlstiirt of Manchester, on the 9th acted a most impressive candle- Shearman. ' ... WHEN IT e m s NO MORE? Anthony and Gloria Bellows; Scene |dover will go to Washington, D. C., that eau*l he heat at any prieen. Please plaee your tirth-r NOW' to day of Norember, AD.. 1950. 111, Mr. Bristle’s garden, Mr. lighting ceremony and as each Mrs. Leola Beck, local post­ Present. JOHN J. WALLETT. lighted a candle their candles gave Running a home Is a bnalneea In itself . . . and every dny people next June to 4-H Club camp. In assure yourself of the rijihl size. * Judge. Bristle, an elderly gentleman, master and her son, Guy, have re­ ,iembid na that It’a Jnat GOOD BUSINESS to buy the beet, espe- recognition of her work In home- Dorothy Jensen and Scene IV same one or more of the Promises and Ketate of Btu-rt J. Wesley. Iste of turned from a six weeks automo­ making. She" was chosen last year Iw^hester. In said District, deceased. aa scene 1, Troop Committee Chair­ Laws of the Girl Scouts. This was claUy when It coats no more. A ftf yon can DO that day In and bile trip to the West coast. as the spirit at Sho. t course and Carra's Will Be OpenAUOa rMn^-dfry lOn motion oi Mildred B. Wssley of man, Nancy Woodward. Betty followed by the Investiture of Girl Oolumbia Grange will meet in day out at BUHSACK’e. Stop In tonight or tomorrow and atari Scouts by Miss Natsch including will represent 1950-51 short course, said Manchester, administrstrix. Clearly waa announcer and Gloria Yeomans hall Wednesday night That Guaranteed Look ORDERED: Thst six months from the Brownie "Fly-Ups” named off on's new expcrtence In good eating. which she will attend. the 9th day of Norember. A.D.. 1950. Bellows, scene changer. at 8 o'clock. A Thanksgiving pro­ Mrs. Maurice S. Leonard, who above, Ruth Potter and Marsha gram has arranged by Miss Doro­ Mlsi Shirley Pratt, Also of An- be and the seme are limited and allow­ Squier. new Scouts and Patty ed for the creditors within which to has been assisting with the ex­ thy Evans, lecturer. idover, will go to I'ev.' Orleans. La., Of Satisfaction At bKng In their cleime against ssid es­ Haynes, who transferred from a Columbia Volunteer Firemen ias a demonstrator. She also re- Short and Sirloin change of tickets for reserved Windsor troop. All Joined In the tate. and the said administratrix Is will hold what' Is expected to be [ceived an award as the outatand* directed to give public notice to the 'ieats for Wtlllm-Antics, reminds singing of the Promise Song. the first of annual dinners, at ■ing clothing maker of the club. ersditore to bring In their claims with- people here who have purchased Investiture of Senior (Mariner lb. Shell C^hateau. Thursday nIghL ■The past year she haa made 23 In said tima allowed by publishing tickets that they must exchange Trtxjpi then followed with leader, copy of this o -er ln some newspaper them for reserved seats. Columbia P T A will hold a rum­ garments. STEAKS having a circulation in said probate Mrs. Herbert Englert invested by mage sale in Yeomans hall The Andover Snappy Snippers dlitiict, within ten days from the date 'Overlook" on Lake Road, the Miss Natsch; Mariners (in addi­ CUDAHY( former home of Miss Katherine Thursday from 10.. a. m. until 4 won* the cup for the outstanding ef this order, and return make to thli tion to those named In the CTindle- HomemaklaJRiilub in Tolland Coun­ court of the notlrc given. Ink has been sold by Louis B. and llght ceremony) and Shirley Pot­ p. m. Mrs. R. E. Morton of Manches­ mAMOMD ty. They haV« wbii. thta award for JOHN 1. WALLETT. Judge CTlara VanLeuven of New Jersey ter, a girl new to scouting, were " ter, mother o f Mre. George E. the past three yaqrs. and will ke^p MerrilFs Market to John and Signe ' L Kozak of Invested by Mrs. Englert. Several For the HoUday we win Fresh Shoultle AT A C»URT o r PROBATE held Burnham of this tow& died at ANNIVIRSARY the cup tn tbAly ttoaaeaalon io r tka New York. The house, one of the others who will join the troop were have Fancy, Fresh-Dressed at nneheeter within and for the Manchester Metnoriar hospital District of Manchceter. on the 13th Beantlea In next threw jeaaL^'Tlielr lekAR'iJffi FREE DELIVERY 81 OAKI.AND ST. more picturesque places In town unable to be present due to rehear­ Tuesday following a long illness. PHONE 7386 day of November. AD.. 1950. a few years ago, was built for sals for WlUtm-Antics. SPECIALS! Mrs' Elizabeth Oook. She also leaves Mrs. Reginald L. The Tolland (bounty fat lamb Present. JOHN J. WALLETT, Miss Ink and Miss Anne Dlx early AU sang "Girl Scouts Together," Judge. Lewis and Miss Janet Oollina, club, Arthur St. Louie, leader, won In the 1920's and sold by them which was followed by Investiture . HEN TURKEYS Batate of Joseph A. Tevre e.k.a granddaughters and three great- READY TO EAT mm mtk ] the cup for the outstanding agri­ ' Outeepp* Favre, late of Manchester In about ten years ago to Mr. Van­ of new adults: Mrs. Donald ‘Tjittle 12 to 10 Lba. Average Sausage Meat grandsons, Reginald, Jeffry and culture club. They hays won thia said district, decessed. Leuven who for personal reasons to the Girl Scout Committee by RIB ROAST PORK GENUINE FANCY Upon sppltcatl :i of Ollda M. Pavre. Leslie Lewis, here in Columbia. PURITAN HAMS lb. 89c a'vikrd for three yeaty.and^lt will was never able to come here to Miss Natsch and Mrs. Harvey Friends may call at iVatkins Fu­ Administratrix, praying for authority Carter to the Mariner Troop by be' ithelrs to keep fo r tliree yeart SHORT .SHANK, MEATY live. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Phelan neral home. WHOIJS OR SHANK HALF. t » sell certain real estate psrticularly Mrs. Englert. AU sang "Make New TOM TURKEYS more. William Merrlman of Coven­ LEGS OF LAMB DRESSED FOWL described In sale application on (He. It rented It from him for a few years Local people appearing in the 45c lb. Friends.” I n e w e n o l a n d ____ try ■ won the award foR outstabd*' Is before they moved to the center Average 10 tn 80 Lbs. WllUm-Antics for the next four ing leadership of the year. Allaif lb. ORDERED: That the foregoing ap­ about two years ago and since Arthur P. Oadoury. A.A.F. reserv­ nights, in Schaefer Auditorium at JSMALL.LEAN LOlNS 3 h lb. Smoked Shoulders plication be hearq and determined at ist left Wednesday for training at W e suggest yon order jronra Tala and Mti. Roscoe French were 69clb. the Probate office In Manchester In said then It has been unoccupied. Me. WUIimantle RUte Teachers col PURITAN PICNICS lb. Langley Field In Virginia. Hit lege are Mrs'. CTIarence Grant, i now; also OUckeno, C a p o ^ the ones who made the awards. 5 LB. AVG. District, on the 33nd day of Nosrmbcr. and Mrs. Kozak do not plan to 4-0 LBS. AVERAGE. Etc., for yonr Hmnkaglvlag A. J. Br-'idage, former state AD.. 19Sti at ten o'elocK In the fore- occupy the place until next sum­ wife, the former Dorothy Brown, featured player; John A. Mac- nopn. and that notice be given to all with their small daughter, wUl live Vaagh who will be one of the dual feaaL leader, read the story of the pan­ BONELESS mer, Philip k. Isham, local real SUCEO • . ' - tomime presentation of achieve­ SWIFTS LEAN SIIANKLESS persona Interested In said eitate of the estate roan who handled the trans­ with her parents Mr. and Mrs. ptanisU and wlU also do a walU LEAN pendency of said application and the ments. The enrollment of a new action said. Then, Mr. Kozak will Herman T. Brown at Columbia act with Miss Angele Bonne; Ger Leg of Lam b time and place of hearing thereon, by PURITAN BACON lb. 59c Lake for the present. aid Cleary. Herbert Englert and Wmacy, H a i M - P l ^ _ ____ CRISCO S lbs. Stc 1 4-H Club nxerrbci was portrayed VEAL ROASTS SMOKED publishing a copy of this order In be retired and they will make this In an amusing manner with Al­ some newspaper having a circulation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Macklln, Stanley Andrews of the Wlnd- FRESH SHOULDERS their year round home. '‘TItiiclow APPLES fred Goldstein as leader, and Mra. In said district, at least live aXys be­ Mrs. Frederick tj.. Beardsley, whose home Is in the Old Inn at ham-alres; Donald Klute, John A. Annt Jemima ° • S fore the day of said hearing, to appear William Owen and Maurice Lwder- SHOULDERS local chairman of Diabetes Detec. Columbia tTenter, which they re­ MaeVeagh. Sr., and Nancy and 79c lb. If they see saute at said time and cently rented from Mre. Raymond Maurine Leonard, Betty Ann Falk PURITAN SAUSA6E lb.S9e S IlM. 29c er also taking part;' ■■ lb . place and be beard relative thereto, and tlon Week has amjounced that ar­ / SILVER CAKEOR i 39c ib.\ Squier, have closed the apaiiment and Diane Emerson of the chorus. Tlembers of th> garden clulv OVEN POT ROASTS Sliced Bacon make return t.' this court. _ rangements have been oaade for 43c lb. JOHN J. WAliLETT. Judge. and gone to Florida, where they Raymond F. Warren. 25. Daisy SweeL Soedleaa Florid* Bob Owen and Jesse Carroll, and^ 4-5 LB. AVG. / local people to take specimens of Hin, Canaan, waa presented in DEVIL FOOD MIX | Warren Frankcl and Bob Owen, 4-5 LB. AVG. urine for iree examination, to any spend their winters near St. AT A CDURT OF PROBATE held Petersburg. Trial Juatice Court In Yeomans BRAPEFRUIT o f the chicken end lamb cjuo, NEW ORDP! at Manchester within and for the drug store in Willlmahtlc. When Hall Monday night by V. Brescl^ PORK LOINS lb. 45cl 27c . I took part, as did girls from Wll- District of Manchester, on the 13th left here It should be marked fully Donald R.^ Tuttle has been in­ SWIFT'S vited to' judge the Eastern Section­ state police officer from Stafford 4-hr 9e lin'rtou who did tha camp Arc PRESERVE day of November, A.D., 1950. with name and address of the Springs Barracks. Mr. Warren [ DEL-RICH LX8t. 29 Oz. Prejo-nt, JOH.N J. WALLETT. al Meet o f . the Rhode Island Red accae, and furnished 'vocal nunv Bulk Pitted Dates. HUNTS PEACHES owner. Everyone is urged to take WM found guilty of charges of vl' HUNTS PEACHES | hers. Two Andover girls took off Judge. Gljib of America which this year is i* Pine. TeOow, Ripe SWIFTNING Estate of Richard Sanden a.k.A Rich­ advantage of the opportunity* of olatlon of rules of the road and thp shrinking of wool In « comical SEPECIALS! being held in conjunction with ths OLEOMARUARINE IklSc ard U. Sanden, late of Manchestrr, In having this check up. fined $6. BANANAS lb. 15c Igc, CM 27c 1 wSv, starting out with yards and NEDICK'SORANGEDRINK Giant 46 Oz. said District, deceased. Leopard Robinson, Post Hill, Rhode Inland Stats Poultry Show For a number of years the few IN E-Z COLOR PAK! emilng (after shrinking) with a 39c lb. MRS. ALCOTTS 3Mb. C M 85e The sdmlnlitrstor, hsvlng exhibited took a car load of young men, at Westerly, R. I., November 23, scattered women neighbor! on the piece of good* reduced to three his administration account with sslc 24 and 25. I ’he Grand Champion S U N U O H T ______I Fancy Thbla Emperar Nedlek’a _ S catate lo this Court tor allowance. It Is friends to Alton Lathrop, up to north end of Brdonl road have had indies. Other w m b ers RASPBERRY CRISCO WITH COUPON Lbs. ORDERED: That ihe 38th day of Camp Devens to Yislt him Sunday. Rhode Island Red Male at this a pleasant custom of vial ting one SHAPES 2lbt.29c , ORANOE DRINK = canning and foods. A canals Iignt* NO 2 TIN—PREMIER November, IWO. at ten o'clock, tors- Alton wmA Inducted November 8. meet will be entered at tbe show of their number to surprise her on BUTTER______lb. P c Ing, ceremony fumlabed the PREMIER CROSS and BLACKWELL noon, at ths . rebate Office In the Columbia Ladies Society Auxili­ to sponsor the coronation of “ Red her birthday. Such » P «rty waa H M l p inpf Bceno of the 'program, with Municipal Building In said Haiiches- King” to compete with,the other platmed Monday morning for Mrs. Flrral Native cz. 2Sc Albert Gray as conductor. The PURE DAMSON QUEEN TOMATOES CRANBERRYSAUCE OCEAN SPRAY tcr. be and ths same ia assigned for a. ary have extended an invitation to champion males from other sec­ Steven Sadlim and Mra. Richard THE YANKEE KITCHEN rcfjsmony clescd with the sound­ bearing on the allowance of said ad- the Otlumbla Ladlea Society, the Birds Eye Frozen, Con. S APRICOTS mlnltti^tlon account with said estate parent organization, to be their tional meets which will compete DavUT Mrs. Francis , Baker and RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS OABBABE S Iba lCc ing of taps by the WUllngton S A W PURE APRICOT Mra. Adam Mlchalik went to her HEAVY SYRUP 2 lor Me 1 LbTIa and Uiia Court directs that notice of the guests at the junior group's No­ for "Red King” of the world. ABORN’S COFFEE ...... *** grftup. . . time and place eeelgned for said hear­ hoihe with the usual morning lunch ORANRE JUICE M ’ Jimmy Porter, who 8uataine<;| a vember meeting. Miss Lsiura Mra. Hyland XMker has return­ AMAZO INSTANT DESSERTS ...... * *®» »Te Bnttemnt or Deo Motnea ing be given to all persona known to Mobrhacber of HazaiUvlUe, ed home after visit with rela­ including a birthday caka. A t Mrs. fractured skull whan he fell a Each 25c DELICIOUS be Interested therein to appear and ba Sadlo^s BuggasUbn tha whola BURNET T S EXTRACTS ...... (2) ShCL CMC 42c E hoard thereon b, publlehnlg a copy YW CA musical director will be tives In Atlantic City, N. J. SQUASH lb. Sc few • days from his father’! Nc. r/2 tin 39c DROMEDARY DATES phtkd of this order ti. some newspaper hav. guest of tbe evening and will en­ Physical examinations were giv­ group went to vlalt a n w woman BORDEN’S 8TARLAO ...... i:ar-whcn th*y wpre on the way to * ing a circulation In laid District, at tertain with her delightful rendi­ en to a tdtal of 85 pupila on Nov. in their midst, Mrs. W aher Berh- I OALO C A T or DOG FOOD...... * *To (tolishester. has been discharged FANCY FHIM SEEDLESS least flr.e caya befoiy the day of said mann (who with her husband and from tho Windham, Cbmmunlty tion of folk songs which she sings 3 and 7 at the Horace W. Porter I d OVALETTE CLEANSING TISSUES... *?« SELECTED FOR BOtLINO STRAWBERRY PRESERVES hearing. to her own accompaniment on the School by Dr. Winston C. Hatns- five weeks old son, William, have Meinorlal hospital ■'and la b a ^ B-O O A TS ...... 1 0 c GRAPEFRUIT JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. accordian. At this meeting, too, worth, school physician and Miss Just miwed froip Mandieater on to hoipe agat^. but he will haVe to be BANANAS AT A OOVKT OF PROBATE holdea the older women are to inspect Margaret H. Danehy, school the Mitten place) and walcomed I HY-TROUS FERTILIZER ...... a careful for some -time. He WH^E ONIONS at Coventry, within and tor tba Dla- the Chapel, which the younger nurae. Under this phase of the her to tbe neighborhood. LYNMBN BONED TURKEY ...... "•*’ hoil'won a b i f ^ a y caJee in a conr NO. 1 MeINTOSH APPLES 4 lw. Mr: and Mrs. Janla Zemgoraa and 4 fer Me tik t of Ooventry. on tba lOtb day of women have just had completely school. health program certain LYNDEN BONED CHICKEN...^...... teSi-stajEedM A Colchoater s^ra. ^ ...... Novambar, A O „ HU.' daughters. Oundega and Dalntra, 2 lbs. 29e re-decorated for the use the grades are e x a m in ^ each year. UNDERWOOD DEVILED H A M ...... lOe anS-the qj&t waa. 'delivered xnti Prsseat Eugene W. Latimer, Esq., Church School. Thus each child has a minimum of. and son, Janis, And Mr. and Mra. ilajf Jie ' g « h'oiTve, PLAXO 2IUFF1N MIX ...... 18e ' Joseph WllkaU* formerly o« | aradltora at aald aetata to axhibit tbair from Lithuania, have been in thia clalma aEalast tba aaasa to Um Admin- beads the patron and patrmieas mother^ Them eve five 'membeix. 1 CjDPlJCTS ...... '•*> .'.maton Lake, now of West Hart* countoy two years. Two girls at­ laSEtM and dlrsets that publle notice committee locally In eonnectlon jack Woodward, A lfred Black. FORBIANW P IC C A L IL L I ......

\ \ . , i y L MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 16. I960 fj^G^ gnCTBEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1980 PAGE SEVgMTBMt twice a day milklnp. The trophy Loan Ready was donated by the Butternut Yanks Now Twenty On C Y. O. Council Brook Farm of LItchfleld, Conn. Red-Headed Bob Murphy Congress Will Obituary For Spain Mr. MacVarlsh also received a THB Legion Coaeh Fine Ball Handlers Miles From Border second trophy donated by Folly Sure He Can Lick Anyone School Officials Recommend GetBigNew Farm of Simsbury for the highest (Cimtlnoed From Pag* One) (Continued From Page One.) producing Jersey herd up to 60 HERALD ANGLE cows In the State of Connecticut, In' Nassiff Lineup D eaths man." The President previously New York —(A*)—It Un’t neces- • Murphy, highly articulata, wAa By Wigren for Gold Key Award Defense Tab [ chon river beachhead. Two^ Chi­ (or 1000. his ave:age being, 10,208 eary to look any farther than Bob iiad been openly tool to granting, pounds of milk 1.6%-872 pounds born Edward C^onarty at Kltglcr, EARL W. YOST nese Communist divisions 'were Murphy to find one of the things Colo. ipop. 106), just at couple of MIm Annin M. nnnricnn said (n have pulled hack ten miles. economic help to Spain and ha i of fat on 2X milking. wrong with the fight game. hinted he miglit tie up the money hundred miles ' from Manasaa, Since Charles ‘Tete” Wlffren, Manchester High track and cross country coach, waa Allen and K n i^ t Ready (« m » rNt* o^> Mia* Annie M«ud FinncRnn, of The British Commonwealth 27th Not that there's anything Big Tad Player which Congresa voted for Hie pur­ : which spawned another, pretty suggested by Herald Sports Editor Earl Yost for one of the three gold keys awarded an­ _ J »« arms In 100 BiMell ntreet, died thl* morn- Brigade entered Pakchon and wrong with Irish Bob Murphy. On good heayjTiVeight. His immigrant Uncertain Eaateni Ueogna •will be shown, "Modern Basket-. To Display Talents piishert-lmpoit I He wanted to fight under the MaaeiMater Hl|h t ’ Wladham m ih Bristol High . Um have aaked Congreaa for more patrols as far as Yongsong, 16 off. He is postive he can lick any I name of Omhlc O'Conarty, but stration jmd interpretation mMt- Nassiff Arms will employ two of Lillian Finnegan, and Mrs. Willlsm bank. (Continued from Rage One) by the writer for one week. The Dear Earl: | Mr. Earl Yost '■; Dear Earl: .1:' ■< ■ I I'f/i., 'V the finest ball handlers In ths East money, ance laat July, t^hey hnve Eagleson, ail of Manchester, and miles northeast of Pakchon. man In the hoiiac. the Navj’, where ho got his atait, new* was to the effect Hartford ing ia open to coaches players, ad­ I I understand that some of you m atipulated that their budget of The LI. 8. Flrat Cavalry Divi­ "In appropriate cases." EGA ministrators and officials. Thera I am mors than happy to endorse Mancheeter Evening Herald tomorrow night in Ufa starting Mra. Edw'srd Montovani of East towering, moss-luin.g oaks at tlio Murphy would like to tackle forbade him to turn profes.'lonal. .would not operate in the circuit Manchester, Connecticut folk are quit* Intered In present- miUtarv need* could not be bal­ sion advanced agaln.st light oppo­ said the agreements will include the champions — .lake LaMotta, is no charge. your aclioif In rerommending, Ilnsup when the baaketboll season Hartford, and several nieces and provisions to facilitate the acipii- end of a winding, sandy road. So he did. Under the nom de unleM suitable financial backing CTharles L. (P*te) Wigren for The Dear Mr.'Yost ! Ing Charles Wigren, long time anced definitely until the Korean sition more than half a mile be­ Joey Maxim and Ezzard C'larles guerre of Irl.sh Bob Murphy. Shots Hera and There * * gsta underway st th* armory. nephews. sltion by the U. S. of strategic ma­ All these details we:-e told to a was available. Jack O'Brian, rep­ Gold Key award which is present-1 I have learned that you are plan­ coach at Manchester High School, Jackie Allan snd Bobby Knight War enda. The funeral W'iil be held Satur- yond Yonghyon. seven mlioa aouth- - maybe try to maitc it a grand A Mp.chlnlst’a.Matc as a aal'or resenting Hartford, told CJommla- Princeton has been instslled by for conaldersiion to receive the enal of Yongaong. and expanded terials in which tlii.s Country is de­ coroner's jury by a brother A. G ed annually by tha (Connecticut' ing to propOM Charle* Wigren will combtn* their talents against dav afternoon at 1:30 from the McRae and two friends whom s’am by also engaging Sugar Ray toy, young Mun’iliy was in 11 ma­ sioncr Lou Black that the outlook the oddmskers as a 14 point favor- Gold Key Award. It.s posltlona aoulliea'st. ficient or potentially deficient." Sports Writers Alliance to out­ of Manchester High echool for a the Worcester Tsdessters - in th* T. P. Holloran Funeral Home. 17.1 the husband telephoned this moiai- Robinson, and he lan't particular jor engagements was on the carri­ waa dark in Hartford because his Ite to defeat Yale Saturday in the Sports Writers Alliance Gold Key FOr myaelf, may I say that my The ROK Second Corps, whose Will Cheek I’rcselt;* about the price. er Le"in"ton -when It was simlc in bowl at New Haven. . . Baird Brit standing )>^sons engaged in ath-, opening go. Th* feature attrac­ Center street, and at two o'clock Ing to ask if they would meet him (O’Brien) financial backer had Award. I am taking this opportu­ own personal relatinnahip with tion I* set for 8:45 o’clock while s South Coventry po.sitlons have been dented in re­ ECA said the Export-Import Maxim, the llght-her.vi-welght the Coral .*’ea.. withdrawn his support due to tingham, Yale, cfnter from WU letica. Bt .St Mary's Episcopal church. cent davs bv Chlne.se Coiumtinist there to take piiotogrnphs of the I have been sdsoclated with nity to add my support to yotir Pete during the vears I had the preliminary contest l* slated for Rev. Alfred Williams, rector of the Bank alyl will be responsible for lovrr.a so he could use them a.s leader, turned him down sight un- jdurphy had 10 amateur fights buslnem reasons. O’Brien was al­ mington, Del., Is the son of a mil­ privilege of helping on the Bristol Mm. Pauline IJftle cminlerattacks, recaptured road ser'ii. “ Pete" for mqny yMrs in school move and to urge ^ u to present 7:80 with the I.,aur4ils. a strong church, will officiate. Burial will checking projects to be ccrtal^ evidence. he'ore tunung profccion.-.l In .Snn lowed an axtenslon of time, until lionaire . . . Bob Hall, Yale athlet­ the strongest possible case for High School athletic set-up were Coventry 7-6*81 positions southwest of Yonghyon that the dollar-financcd commod­ In his eastern liow, at historic DicTo. c.ViT„ in I?'!.'., srored 35 ic director who addressed members work, in the American Legion, and club In the Rec League, facing on be In East cemetery. ' ...... ------21 ! Malter Odermnnn Shontlng Came First laat Tuesday, to see If he could Pete. I very enjoyable. We had occasion unannounced fo*. and moved back into Tokchon, ities and services nhe being used old .St. Nicholas .\rcna. on New knocitou'a. He'.s had 13 profcs.sion- get suitable backing. Monday of the ManchMUr Klwanls Club JohliBy Hedlund at a friend. I know of no on* more tn work together quite often, and Friends may call at the funeral miles east of Yonghy'on. But the photographs were not York'.' upper west side, Murphy I have been actively Interested In Allen thrilled local crowds all Coventry Volunteer Fire com­ home from seven o'clock this eve­ Walter Oderniann was elected for their specified purpo.ses. Loans taken. The ahooling came fir.'t. rl fiTiit.i. re-'lslared 15 linockouts. night O’Brien said he needed until rscently, gave up a half hour tele­ deserving of this award. « I always fourilTT’ete a real gentle­ U. S. Marinea of the Seventh busted up and atopp.-d Dick Wag­ His record as a track coach U school boy athletic* In Connecticut' last season with hts imeanny boll ning until the hour of the funeral. tixasurcr of the State C. 7 . O. will go only to projects "having McRae waa .ialled, then taken to '■•O'l five dc^isloi's. lo>t thrice, at least Thursday, today, bef&re a vision footbal! program when he Johnnj' Hedlund will coach the for some twenty two years as a man, a grand Influence on the pany I members answered a fire Regiment, probing west of the ner. in a round. once bv a kuorltmil' an Impressive one. Not all of this handling. The former Rhode Island Youth Council at a meeting held pro.specls of making siib.'itaiilial Glendale hospital hei'e under final decision could be made, took over his Job at New Haven. American Legion entry in the Rec coach and a member of the Execu­ Imya, and a coach who really rail Wedne.sday about 8 a. m. on great tTiangjin reservoir, humped contribiition.s to the Spanish I «Motta. the middleweight M.iirp’iy l.s an old-fa«hion< .1 Ripper Collins, Hartford record U appareint in tha compila­ State ace waa a major factor in in Hartford recently. He i.4 the guard. His condition waa report­ CommlMioner Black asked this Senior Basketball League during tive Boird and Vice President of knows hla stuff. the Arms’ successful campaign for Fox Trail in the cottage owned by into a Communist force of unde­ firts person from Hartford L'is- economy," the agency said. monarch, took one look and re­ Tighter y.'ho I'kcs'jt. Chiefs baseball manager, is now the 1960-51 season. Johnny has tion of wins and Iossm, champion­ termined size. Two Marine com- ed ns fair. No charge was placed writer not to break the story in the C. I. A. C, For the past fifteen D\irlng the past several years, playoff honors In ths Bktstetn Mrs. A. Anderson. The occupants, Iriel to hold any office in the There will be no bilaUral ogre*- ' jected the (doa of doing battle He soaks his hpnda morrlnp and last Friday's issue on Hartford’s employed during the off season by been active as a player, coach and ships—league, state and New Funerals pnnle.s sktrmi.shed with the Red ngr.inrt him. wUh a southpaw who can hit Ilk* years I have had frequent con­ since Bristol Is also a member of League. He was ths saeond high­ the Maxwell Guplill family, bad a State C. Y. O. ment covering the alii between the ! Sutto:i was married and had a n'ght In a 'nit-vinegar aolution, status because a down-state week­ Bryant and Chapman. Collins win official for the past twenty years. England—or in the national and the ('.C.I.L.. we have worked very outposts. Then the Marines 101 that. rno'en Ire to ids e 'eV' o' .r, wh'k i talk to the Manchester Little tacts with Pete In connection with est scorer on the team, voted to He liss been in the C. Y. O, for U. S. and Spanish Governments, son, Chaides, M'** Sutton was ly bad a big story oh the success­ He guided the Manchester Green international track men who re­ my Connecticut and New England closely with the Mnnehoater men % flooded oil alove which was ablare Mm. Mnry 8. Wnrren mm. artillery let loose. and F'.’A will not .set up a mission I This despite the fact that Mur- j ‘ornerl " c'jl ersilv, rle. Leaguers Saturday afternoon at tha first all-star team of the EPBL, the past five years. During this lepnrted visiting somewhere in the ful outlook for the season and re­ team to several champlonstripa ceived their flret tutelage In track track and croM country assign­ and the Influence Pete shows and II nd received enough votes to pises upon arrival of the fire company, The funeral of Mra. Mary An unconfirmed refiort by a time he ha.s been president for two in Spain. I phy speetaciilarlv established him- ; He h'\s rend eve'"'lh'.'.'r v.'ritten the East Side Rec along with Ed­ after retiring as an active player. from him. His contacts with many prisoner said Chinese t'ommunists w e't. lease of the Hartford case would ments. He le a man of unu»ually the respect shown to him hy oth third in the most valuable player considerable smoke damage ia re­ Strong Warren, widow of Charles teams at St. Bridget's chiiich. He Spain already has .submitted nclf as a superior p'jnching at- •5boi't Dcmn; c'', his lii'jl, li» hos a make the down-state sheet appear die Lopat of the New York Yan­ Last Bummer Johnny cosched the boya through the years have been were building up a big force In the Mrs. McRae left her .lacksonville traelion. the heat kind, Sn* character and hM had a er roaches in the I.36. After sendee in comed. Now he'.' re-'.'.'.v an 1 In the nri-'.c season, the visitors broke the tra­ President Mike Saverlck announc­ counsellor aj well as their coach. been the key man In Improving our cuit. I-ast season Knight travelled of the family. to bomb-raided Kapaan. Parker street World War TI. wliich he left with afternoon. worthy of being considered as the Plttaburgh Pirate* are still Ctoventry at 8 p. m. Mrs. Harold Laat evening several delega­ It waa this right win of the 7lh I ___ there is considerable doubt whctli-...... , , ,, , . , , . Murpby—-28. five feet 11. 175 ring's Mrcc.a ."nd being shiinn" 1 dition to a great'extent by win­ es that members of the Central •fwo New England CSiamplon- state meets and In encoursgin,g with the Chicago edition of th* ’I'he next few hours may decide more effective partlclpa'ion in having contributed not only a one big and at least temporarily Globetrotters, th* most famous M. Turner will give a demonstnir tions from organizations of which that fought its way through Red rr it can qualify for larger loans. 1 ‘ I’" lieutenant-colonel, he pounds - getting heavier and like a Soviet delegate at * D.A.R. the fate of the Eastern Les^e. ning 80 games and losing 33. The Connecticut Board of Approved ships, twelve.SUte Champlonahlpe For the past several .years the [ elr^-ted f omm ssion'^r in .'tixmger ma'.,urlng late like so other seven were ties. Further Basketball Officials will work all New England events. great deal to aports but also name In basketball history today. tion on Christmas wrappings This she was a member called at the artillery, tank and mortar fire. pas convention. BssketbaU Rules Meeting and thlrty-or.e C.C.I.L. Champion­ through hla activities and exam­ happy family today. wUl be followed by a "For Fun” TI, S. has licen urging Spain with­ Charge .of Puhi'c Safety. many Irksh scranpers, is a re­ That's one of the things wrong proving that the advantage doesn’t games in the Rec Senior League II hope that you are sncceaaful Put these two together and you funeral home, and a service was The 17th Regiment con.solidated SberilT W, J. Rcvels,.saJd McRae Annual demonstration and in­ ships are eloquent testimony as to ples ha* influenced many other Ever since Rickey—former gen­ program with Carl Snow present­ conducted by the Mary Bushnell Its positions before driving into out succejis to adopt thc.se m< a.'- freshingly sincere .eager beaver. vvllh the fight game. terpretation of the 1950-51 bas- lie completely with t|ie host team, this season. the quality of the teams he has in your effort on Pete's behalf No havo what many peopla figura is NeH S Tid In Is used an automatic shotgun and gOAla 8Cored.with 261 for the home coaches and thp many, many hoys eral manager of the Brooklyn the best ball handling oomMitatlon ing his version of a weather re- (Theney Auxiliary of which she and through the Reds. urcs to Improve ec'onomic rcla- -ketball .jaties ■will. boheld-Tueedey produced. man wprklp^ with school boya is he has come In contact with both portl-Mtes Roberta Manning; a ("ommunists are conceiilfaling tTohs berviren the Iwm cduhtrVes: lhai-the first blast apoarenl+v- team enjoying familiar surround- Two games will be played every more worthy or deserving. Dodger*-was named exeeuuve in the'IkM. Both ara axoepUbaal was a past prealdeht Culled From (.i*) Wire* killc'l both diittor and Mra. Mc- evening at 7:30 at tbe Teachers Such an honor as the one you In Manchester and in other com­ vocal recording: and Mm. G. Ray­ for a stand at Kapsan. On the left 1. Revise the value of Spani.sli Ilypiiotist Hired | OoUege gym in New Britaifi. Ings while the road clubs tallied 285 Tuesday night in the Rec Senior seek for him would be a fitting ac­ Sincerely yours, vice prealdent of the Plratea re­ dribblers. They fsk*. kand-oCf. tj.p I Rae. T ie sheriff rn'd be believed H o w t i n f s . . Billy Graham, East Side wel­ peting schools. pasN In a numbar of fashions, and mond Johnson a "Hints to the Louis H. Murte flank of the. 7th Division's ad­ money so a.' to eliminate Ernie Dowd, president of the Cen­ League with two of tbe six league colade for the fine Job he ha* done Alexander A. MscKimmie, Jr. cently— the rumors have been fly­ Housewives” skit. James T. I..ald- the second .'hot was alired nt Mrs. terweight who haa won 95 out of I do hope, and 1 know T echo the ing (hat Meyer waa out aa Pitts­ their deception la a treat for sora Funeral services for Louis H. vance, the 31st Regiment elimi­ Attorney James F. Kennedy | many different par values now In tral Connecticut Board of Approv­ teams drawing byes each week. in our school, in our town, and in Principal sentiments of others of us that law will be in charge. -McRae a'one snd that it was this | Bv Puek Ran*rei*s; 100 boxing bouts will meet a fast- Last year the circuit operated with burgh manager. The Plratea fin­ eye*. They have playod tegathsr Marie, aecretary and treasurer of nated 200 Communist* in a aliort (lenie.s charge lhat Meriden Ret.ail (M.-lcnie. ed Officials, will explain the pur­ our state. Pete Wigren may have your very "The Adventures of Petro", a sharp fight. , 2. Simplify export ami import ; one that tore her head from her i poses of the demonstration. Ray skidding Kid Gavilan Friday night eight teams, playing two games Bristol lilgh ished in last place this year. befora. science and nature atudy moving the Manchester Trust company, Gasoline Dealers Association is in the main event at Madison Sincerely your*, favorable consideration for this Ernie Johnson, Lson QohimMtir- The ROK Capital Division on attempting to fix gas prirea in controls. I he Aldie Hewitt will disetus the EiglM. Dear Mr. Yost: With that thought in mind, I ing at CTIncInnatl. Frank Bryan of Nswpart, Chsriia ■on and Mm. FUeen Jansen also officiated and Andrew R. Wataon, Ing higher prices for s /. ing wool- I the most personal fouls to date in I am aware of your efforU on Rirkey and Meyer had a private Musikevik, Bari Tost and Qua charged forward two miles on the ens. . . . Automobile makers' aharaa ' ' Sherifl".' Deputy Perry Mills said talked to the New York Rangers ■ Miilcr ...... r?. 76 101 273 chongea in the 1950-51 rules. He­ would like to state that I have were ahowm this reading readiness church organist, played organ sele- Martini ...... 91 89 269 the American League. George Benny Paganl la handling the behalf of our track coach, Charles riiFEHir A. A. Wem«ia confab and Meyer later an­ Gaudino. northern flank of the Oranghcon lead general retreat in sloek McRae had made no statement. in their drc.sslng room. It w is a j witt is the official interpreter for known Pete (or some twenty odd \ film. Class diacusaions followed tions. Several delegations from nagli'v ...... 71 97 2’3 \ the board. A demonstration of the Feigenbaum, ex-Walllngford star, Garden Groves. Pete Stauni Is Wigren, and I want you to know yean, and I know of the great nounced 'Tm atm in the driver’s Opposition for Ui* ssasen's opsaa front. market. . . New 5'ork new'spaper E N i i i g l o i i few hours before their game with I(jx!;oMski ...... Is the fifth leading seprer in the A. that your interest Is appreciated. the showing. business and fraternal organiza­ Earlier North Korean attacks .... s:. 76 S6 246 rulM will be given by Rom Mer­ back as plkyer-coach with the work he has done in the field and FIyIbi (1) seat" but added "I really don’t er will b* first class. Boasting n School sessions will be dlamlsa- .say.s it lia.M learned from Louis F. tlie Boston Bruins and the hockey i Lri>Yi Man ...... ho 85 85 255 L. with a 13.7 point average. Colby 1 have wondered for eome time how Kargt ...... 86 79 77 343 tion* with which he was affiliated included an amphibious landing by club was merting tlie doc for the ] rick and his Teachers College Laurels, Norm Litke holds the track athletic programs. know for how long.” squad of former oollsgs stSM, ths , od at the regular hour Tiiesday attended the services. Budenz that a.ssa'sination of Leon Gunther is averaging 8.7 points much longer It would be before Nelinn ...... 78 14 *1 34.1 Worcsstsr Tsdesstars com* hors a battalion of Red Marine cadets Mr. and Mrs. G. Frederick Zali- first time. They sat in a circle. Totuls ...... 393 4$0 1C')7 squad. same dual capacity with the Burn­ Not only Is his work a standout ...... "Your guess la as good aa for the Thanksgiving holiday No- Bearers were Russell Hath.iway, Trotsky in 1940 in Mexico City | per game with Allentown. Gunther Mr. Wigren received the recogni­ Kicker ...... 77 78 7* 331 mine," Billy .said before leaving sporting on Impresstvs thrt* yssrs behind ROK lines. This was broken ner of West ^-oad have announced \ I with feet flat on the floor and .*lsloor> *» Radio C'.t Three sound motion pictures side Eagles, Joey Accornero Is ^^avlnn ...... 84 81 91 356 vamber 32. 33. 24. Robert E. Hathaway, John 8. Al- W'as plotted by agent of Hovlel Bod | led the E. L. scorers last season as a coach but hla advice and up with the aid of the big guns of I hands folded. Clark ...... o7 79 K4 250 running the lA's, Eddie Wlerz- tion dua him. counsel la appreciated throughout Hapnnlk ...... 83 95 90 378 for his home in Tennessee. "Mr. record of 132 wins sgslnit 18 losasK Mra. Richard- Macnell, Mm. An- vord. Richard 8. Carpehfer, Robert C'roas In America. ' the engagement of their daughter. | The .VLralumsun ...... , 1»k; Danny Finn Is averaging 10 Mr. Wigren has Mtabilahed an On* of these defeats osms at ths the U. S. f.Tulaer Rochester and 71 87 2‘m blckl the North Ends and Johnny the state. Rickey hasn't even told me what dre Reno and Mrs, David J. Mc­ H. Russell, and Alvah A. Russrii. Kr-c\nminatlnn nf Theodore ,\. Frederick.! to CpI. Wilfred Whit-.i i For a hockey team that almost" Rstll.B ...... - . 82 108 3SI points per contest. Hedlund the American Legion. enviable record as a track coach. Totala ...... 418 417 422 1357 hia final decision is going to be— hands of th* Guards two yssrs ago. Clellan will be the volunteer i hlantlng rockets and machine guns man. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowo won the Stanley Cup last year KiidduU ...... 81 7.‘) 100 356 Also, his handling of boys is Interment was in East cemetery. of American Marine and Naval Tre^l-l.von hy three court-ap­ Naturally I have been pleased by Bnaaera-rp (t) and he apparently wants me That was a elosa, nip and tuck af­ mothem assisting with the Ro- I Whitman of Tolland avenue, Rock­ . they were pretty terrible. 'Tliey Ilenury ...... 88 95 376 such that they profit from hia Lupacchlno .. , 70 St 78 339 I planes. pointed psychlatri.sts is ordereertsar school- hot lunch program Mm. Osta i . Aapinall Superior Co>irt Judge Thnma.s .1. ville. • won only onq of 14 previous games pleased by his record of building ideals of sportsmanahip and fair Thraaher . ... 86 74 77 397 Meyer said he was told to re­ a few poinU. Last year ths Tads the two days next week. The Bad weather eurlailed round- Mrs. Frederick M. Aborn of ; and scored but 19 goals. The cus­ Tutai.- ...... 798 475 i;:H City loolball team said he expects McCarthy ...... 82 82 106 369 The funeral of Mrs. Osta John­ Molloy in New Haven to clarify *- • —« . Hawks (t1) to sign a contract willi the Hart desirable attitudes. play- port at the major league execu­ travelled all over New England. menu follows: Monday, frankfurts the-clock air operations. But the Main stn—l, left Tuc'da.v bv Am-r- tomers W'ere staying away and the B. r. PU. Magnueun...... 72 95 »7 264 son Aspinall. of 44 (Vdar street, Fifth Air Force did get through to que.stion of whether he i.s capable Jr.pvla Realty ford Spartans tor a game on Sun' Any parent who has a boy or girl Whatever you may do In Work Sonegn ...... 98 128 , 88 :k)9 tives meeting at 8f. Petersburg, New York into Canada and Nova with rolls, potato chip*, tossed ican Alrlino.' plane from Bradley v'olvcs were howling. If Dr. Tracy Taylor, If ...... 4 0 8 Ing for this award to Pete would ...... who died Monday morning, was blast a triangle of key towns back of undcr.stnnding nature of pro­ Says FUhlc ...... 8ii ■i4 6S 2«? •McNamara, rf ...... 0 0 0 day, November 26 at Mt. Nebo. under the tutelage of Mr. Wigren, Fla., early next month. Scotia. They hold th* Massaohu- aalsd. fruit cocktail r Tiiesday. held yesterday afternoon at two Field, Windsor Lo«'k.s. to sp: nd the could help the St. Louis Browns he noWups ...... , S2 72 78 22. whether claMroom or track, may be greatly appreciated by myself TotalP ...... 408 456 448 1908 Rickey in turn said he wouldn’t setu American Basketball Gon- macaroni and turkey salad, sliced of the northwest front. Eigtecn ceedings against him. . .Plan.s B. McPall, If ...... 0 2 a. The Spartans, loaded with former o'clock at the W. P. Quish Funer­ Vinter with her d.aiighler. Mrs. ^ _____ , couldn’t miss with the Rangers. Tonlaii ...... 8^ 77 94 r>i ...... 2 0 4 rest sMiired that such boy or girl and Pete’s many friends. announce hla decision tmtll after greea chamlonshlp. (htptain Bernle tomato, cupcakes. B-26 bombers struck the railway of more than 200 student.' from Brown, c ...... college performers, hold a 6 to 0 Caaihlnea (1) al Home. Rev. Alfred Williams, I-rOiii.' C. Hollands, and family of | Inlerantlonal Cooperation Can { "I want you to stop W'qrrying." ('anipaiiplc ...... S9 78 91 201 Moriarty. rg ...... 3 1 7 Is receiving the bML Sincerely, that aeailon. Peters and his broUisr Al, sx-Holy The Climax CTiapter O.E.S, will town of Mansi op the Chinese I'antiury's High seliool and Heiiry Loyv Man ...... 23 93 93 279 win over the Aces in an early sea OIUH ...... 94 100 78 373 rector of St. Mary's Episcopal Abbott Technical Training .'chool Pacifie Palis'4drs, a subu'b of Lo.' ' Help to Eliminate Epidemic* said Dr. Tracy. "Whfcn you worry B. Doering, Ig ...... 3 0 6 Very truly your*, Thomas M. Monahan Meyer still haa one season to go Cross stars, lead th* visitors. 0ix ■ponsor a plnochlt. party Thursday Communist supply line. Fighters Angeles. Cal. I son game played in West Hart­ Armalrong ... 78 82 HI 341 ch\irch, olTiciatcil Burial was in for staging "gsng war" in heart too much you block off the think- Totals ...... 433 104 IS3 I2i.'0 ford. V Chester L. Robinson Director of Athletica rhrtfUt . ,.. . 90 8.1 88 261 on hla three-yeaf pact calling for foot, seven inch Arnold Jones, Rod at 8 p. at the Masonic Temple In and bombers rocketed and strafed Ml." Alice Tuttle of lyis Ange- \ Totals ...... 12 3 27 Bristol High the East cemetery. the (Jhongju area. Just back of the of city’' Ini.'ine.ss di.'trict are By Edwin P. Jordan, M. D. 1 ing process. When you arc afraid roiho*s »•!> CrawB Vice-Principal. F. Jolinpoii ... 86 99 78 363 140.000 a year. Ulcjtey would have Chaisson and Bmokey Mlioa ara Merrow. The bearcr.n wi n- Walter Sage, thwarted by police. les. a native of Ellington but now I you won't make a play, yon tight­ Kohrl)a»'h ...... 91 94 109 2'M* B. F. Pis. Accornero ... 86 100 130 306 to pay Billy to tear up his con­ other starters while highly rated Mrs. Stephen Zaches will be lines. Other bomber* hit the bor­ of California, who has been visit­ Mriltoii for NEA Service Max Glabler and Clount Farrand Robert Loomis, Herbert Hutt, House of Common.' ia told that Willi all the trouble and turmoil en up. When you get behind a T.(PoiiarU ...... 73 M) hi 254 C. McFal!. rf ...... 1 3 5 tract reserves Includ* Ed Bonta, Jo* chairman of the Pine I. vision near Wonsan on the east bulk to divisions in Korea be­ scourged the W'orld since the dawn member it’s more important to. Totals ...... 9 7 25* dropped from first to second place Happy Herman Hickman had I’llllO . . . . Austin Is Aided and famllv have returned home to stay out of the penalty box than A. JohoBOB Faint (S) Scc^e at hLlf time, Crows 11 10. Award dinner of the Connecticut MrCourt ...... 99 91 83 383 Km l.eagap ...... M St 84 set* coast. American. British and Turk­ tween, Oct. 1 and Oct. 1.5. . . of history. Sports Writers Alliance has been when they made a losing visit to reason today to be downright (Juatlla ...... Si S* 100 MO New Hyde P'srk. T.. I., after a vl.sit to prove to the fans that you can Tsov Man ...... 78 78 78 Xi DUaa'a It) Laniano ., ish troops cleared highways and Eg.vpt's government stales for­ Dr. K. F. Moyer, eminent cpi- Blaeblrda <4S) set for Monday evening, January Baltimore, 80-72. Nine straight Jovial. Tutala ...... 487 4St 4.56 1862 ...... lU *4 — 327 Ruth Millell Bv Faith ill God with Mrs. Man'on's b-other anil fight back. Stay out of the penalty Stafford ...... 86 71 91 24S Krtchln __ ... 118 n 117 319 Walker ...... in rail Jines. along which the U. N. mally that it no longer considers B. F. rtf. free throw scores by Baltimore in Hickman possessed a 10- ...... 106 1st S4T farill'’. Mr and Mrs. Fdward Q. 1 drmlologist and bacleriologlat of box.” Freeman ...... 79 75 76 '29. , Vel»el Yaraa ('olaverrhjo ...... 98 118 96 311 Oalll ...... 118 SS 101 SIS forces were rushing winter cloth­ Ita 1936 trcaly with Britain as le­ Rputcr ...... 94 85 S4 213 Holland, rf ...... 4 0 8 the closing four minutes settled the year appointment as head foot­ Walker ...... 1. Williams of Pinnacle road. Ell- i San Francisco, gave a most stimu- Tony Leswick, usually a capable Oavello .. . ,. 88 91 105 384 .... 104 119 98 321 Vince M M DM*t Eavy Folae and Charm; ing to combat tnxips. gal. . . .James C. Kichdale„pres­ Rrlckaon ...... 91 93 83 207 Larrheveque, rf ...... 0 0 0 ball coach at Yale—aomething Klahrr ...... Y ...... 108 106 96 310 New York—(Ah — When C.'R. Inelon. lating lecture on this subject not ...... 1 1 3 Johnny Falkowskl, town recrea­ issue. Broleky .. ... ^ . ... 81 82 96 q258 WMy Womaa Who Haa Hiem A new port waa opened at Hung- ident of New England Council, wing on the first line, was vitally Blnane,.If ...... In a wild and wooly game.at Yale had never before given a ...... 81 99 374 Dummy ...... 86 — — 86 Totala ... Voaburgh, columnist for the "Pap­ The Hatheway-Miller Unit, long ago in which he pointed out concerned. Tony had spent 39 min­ 403 412 1243 Sullivan. 0 ...... 2 0 4 tion director and coacf? of the Rrtitow .. ... 94 •••••...... 443 4S6 5M 1SS3 Moot women envy the sromrn dam, far up the east coast. says backers nf steel |^ll In New' Totala ...... 428 $8.95 Nassiff Arms basketball team, Minneapolis, the Lakers eked out coach. Koa ...... 69 83 63 313 lSlllar*s (1) al a City Republic." risited Ne'w American Legion Auxiliary, 4irs | some of the ae.compilshmenla and Jones, rg ...... 6 1 13 Totals ...... 606 433 406 1848 wba. whether bosteea or guest, al- And on the west, a new British England "W'ere nevep ao confident utes in the penalty box, tops in DraBBcrit (S) Cp a 72-71 overtime victory over The appointment was an­ Minder ...... 89 M M 378 Kins ...... too M lOS SOS York. he reported back to his been asked to furni.'h a total of i some of the problems which still ...... pa Godin. Ig ...... 9 0 18 has been promoted to assistant McCasa'a (4) Miller ... ways stems reUmed and >at ease. Commonwealth Brigade— the Jflth of success as they are right now." the league this ceason. And he’s a CUtrurd purchasing agent at the Hamilton Syracuse, which slipped from sec­ nounced yesterday by Robert ...... n — S4 171 ai»d obviously unconcerned about paper that faith in God helps War­ 48 gifts to the Chrlstmn.' Gift exist. little fellow, 5-foot-d and about Crockett ...... iw Touts ...... 431 429 457 1 ^ '(.antoureaux ...... 107 111 118 IS* Gadn ...... ,. H lot ns S30 —was being assembled to bolster First contingent"^of lo.oioo Cana­ It is clear, he said, that the 102 Totala ...... 32 2 46 plant in East Hartford. Congratu­ ond to third In the Eastern stand­ Hall, chairman of the Uni­ C. Hewitt Faaan ... the tmpresskm she is making on ren R. Austin, permanent U. 8. Shops nt Newington and Rocky 160 pounds. Gregor ...... 488) Cravat U) .... 107 133 St 338 ...... S* — 100 ISO U. N. front line forces. dian trnopn is ^pected to arrive ...... C2 EagiM lations are in order to Johnny. ings. And at Fort Wayne, the versity Board of Athletic Con­ Chamberf .... 109 — —. Conran .. delegate of the United Nations. Hill Veterans' hospljals. The.'c know'ledge we poaaeaa must be ap­ "Maybe you got ' aomething," Cormier B. r. Pts. Gordon . - ... . 98 11 Si 370 109 ...... n s n o n s sss •then. by train in Fo/l Lewis, Wash., to­ Heck ...... 82 Pistons edged Rochester, the pace­ trol, practically on the eve of Hedlund ...... 96 118 99 113 ClaushMy ...... — *6 — . SS Austin told him that faith helped gifts should he suitable for Christ­ plied on International lines if epi­ said Leswick. “I'll try it out to­ SchuU, rf ...... 4 1 9 Naacembenl ...... 90 82 83 256 It's a whole lot better to atudy day for four- months of training Dix'lght Perry, faculty manager making Weatern Division team, SO­ the Bulldog's 74th gridiron .... 116 119 129 Snow ...... 91 121 lOf. 317 Gordon , ...... — SS — 8* •uch a women than to envy her— keep him cool and alert when face mas giving and b» of at least 51 demics are to be atamped out at night. I promise, no penalties—un­ M50 419 421 I Paige, If ...... a.-,'. 1 1 3 Martnk . .... 94 prior to possible use In Korean, their source. Malaria, leprosy, Tot4.l0 . . Duncan, c ...... 5 2 12 at Manchester High, said all Fri­ SO. meeting with Princeton. Hmlth ...... 92 8.1 100 275 for a relaxed, easy attitude toward to face with Jacob A. Malik. Rua- Value. less by accident.” (Eds Note: Les­ TmUU ...... 510 474 431 1405 'xoUle ...... 484 4N 'sU m i I North Goveiilry |war. . . / .SIxtrrn-.v«ar-old Dalai plague, ajid influenza do not atop AUken, rg ...... a...... 7 0 14 day night home preliminary games And Hall was happy about Low Man ...... , 70 70 70 210 others can be learned. slan delegate. Anyone Interc.'ted in helping the wick kept his promise). Cftssells. Ig ...... 0 0 0 Lama, -.Spiritual and temporal auxiliary tn this worthwhile proj­ at the 38th parallel or any other of Manchester High will start at Cbraer A. A. Mea it, too. Bartferd Bead Oak Grin (4) If you do check up on the wom­ "Literally thousands of persons head oF Communist-invaded but After the players loft, Dr.'Tracy ToUla ...... 444 4S3. 46S 13S« Golaa ..., are appealing to God to give me At the annual meeting of the ect may do so hy donating gifts, line! Travel and wars make the Lti»^ rights ...... 17 4 38 7:30. The mijln games will follow "We are very happy,” he Aadrosinaki .... MB 120 112 861 ...... »4 10* 134 SIS an who has the most poise of any still ^neonquered Tibet, will be explained he had worked . a little ToUU ...... immediately after. Kmerpoii Goldateln ...... loe SS lOB S04 help from on high," Austin said. Coventry Volunteer Fire Depart­ or their value to I be president. problem even more difficult. Vol­ Score at half time, Bluebirds 2I-15. said, "We have great confi­ PUiieer Offle# (4) ...... 89 143 101 1.13 Koflli wTiman you know, you'll probably "mass hypnotism.” Stenser .... V nter .., ...... S7 103 lOS SIM Inyrated witti full powers at stale Mrs Charles Hein, or the rehabili­ taire said long ago; “ Ail that we dence in Herman, not only as TylPf . . ... 98 101 103 297 ...... 99 101 114 316 Gui'hrlns discover these things about her: ment. No. 2 the following officers Caron ...... Muiiffcn ...... 87 94 Its 3SS ee^mony in Lhasa tomorrow. . . “ I don’t think they even real­ By The Associated Pres.* Gua Gaudino, the former UConn lUtniomlo ... 77 86 88 351 DI 125 96 113 Farr ...... One. Tbat she thinks ahead and were elected; President, Richard tation, chairman. Mi." Ad-’ltnc gained in the'end by engaging in HcLaurhIln a coach, but as a man of high (.leBjs ...... 104 ...... n s SS 117 S37 "brd Motor Co. enters on .series of ized it," he said. "But I .tried to Oakland—John L. Davis. 133, football star, gets his big break Ponllllo .... MrKInn^'y .... 78 10.1 96 274 ...... 125 03 .331 plans things out in advance If Roehm; vice president, Walter Ijoetscher or any member of the the Cruaadea was tlfe leprosy. ” character and purpose. We be­ ... 104 s« 74 273 'staggered shut-downs affecting plant suggestions into their sub­ Richmond, (Jallf., outpointed FraJ- Friday night when he appears RestetU ... DImIuw To'.ala ...... 4M 4S4 B4S 1S4« she is a hostess she has done Pomeroy; tpeasiircr, Byron W, group before Dec, 1. International cooperation aimed lieve he is the best qualified Fray ...... 86 80. SS 383 Total! ...... 603 616 616 1683 Mcirl borough .lO.IOtt employes. The suxillai'v Is making up a conscious mind. Later they’ll find ^ dle Dawson. 187, (Chicago (12). with Naasiffs against the Tadcaat- coach in the whole tyktion to GarSea Bertaaraat <*> everything In sdvance that can be Hall. TTie serretary elected wj at the control of epidemic diseases themselves doing these things' Totata __ ...... S» Sri Sll ISTl Eawy'i (SI Day ...... 94 S3 — 17S Secretary of Agriculture Bran- era at th ' armory. Gus has been 461 1967 . — a— done, so that when her guests ar­ have to be contacted before ly ls Thanksgiving basket for a family has befn gaining gradually. Meyer Wichita—Alylfla WlUlams, 15S. Hsia OSI« (t> ■handle Yale f6otba)l.’’ Totals .. .. 483 464 Mahoney ...... 88 88 Voiiolo ^ ...... SS — — 85 without thinking. If we keep it up one of the leading acortirs in the Navleea <•) ...... rive she can devote her full atten­ Mr. and Mra William Flaher known whether or not he wiijr ac­ nan aa.ya U. .8, 'should seek land in the community. Members are says that probably the first inter­ Wichita, outpcintiod Louis Gray, Ferron ...... 102, 14 S3 37« RrhueU n7 133 J33 363 Dr0<*lll ...... 87 St 7S 348 long enough it will become a habit. Rec Senior League for a numbgr Gourlnakl .... 88 84 93 364 Oiratlia ...... 130 108 135 .16.1 tion to them. If she is a guest, she have moved Into their new home cent. Arthur J. Vinton w as.^-el- reforms abroad patterned after U. to bring eontribullons of food to national action of this kind waa in 165, 8t. Louis (101. McKeown Aiideraoii ...... 81 SS 84 381 "Some of theae fellows seem tq Hawley ...... 69 80 81 330 Jaakolka ...... 104 IJO 138 353 ected Fire Chief H. Bertra^ Pom­ 8 ideal of family-owned (arm .. the meeting which w'ill he held on of years and |s deUrmined to make Morui ... .McGeown ...... SS 103 87 386 ' has allowed herself enough time to near Lake Trrramiiggiis. 1831 when a quarantine board was have lost the kick of playing. Omaha—Harry tKid) Mat­ Flnkbaln ...... 83 83 98 369 UuM'onl ...... 114 no 134 358 Bad Dai's new Vlotnani govern­ Tiiesday. November 21 at th» home the most of h'ia' chai^lrc'e'ititb the Mordavsky Sports' Mirror ...... 76 t* ...... - n SS 187 get dressed on tim e-not breath­ eroy and Walter S. H av^ were set up In Egypt to protect that thews, 172. Soaitle. knocked out Cbomsn k. Haasey ...... 1* Oavidaon ...... — 127 so 217 Tierney ...... _ _ 75 75 -Mias Louise Machen has clo.sed ment in Indochina probably will of Mias May Hathaw-ay on Hath­ They are pressing, trying too hard. Arms tomorrow night. Low Man .... 70 70 70 m lessly late and full of apologies. her house on the Hall tract and the auditors who aiid lt^ the sec­ country from plague-infected ships The trick is to gain confidence and Arcqde (Wind MIU) Pearce, 170, ...... send its first diplomatic represen­ away avenue, Ellington ToUli _____ . . . . 643 871 620 1741 Two. She has cultlvateil a good retary's and trea.sure^ books. arriving from other Mediterranean ‘enthusiasm. Know how the otker Salt Lake C3ty (2). ToUla’ ...: Sri 4ST 14SS Today a Year Ago—The St...... Total! ...... 443 454 433 ISIS ha' left to apend the winter In tative to U. 8. in near future . . . . The Ellington Firt department Three games are scheduled tn ToUla ...... S86 3*3 426 1303 memory, so that she can remem­ New 5'ork. Leroy Roberta Is ijr at his homo ports. fellow feels. Make him tighten up, Detroit -Gene (Silent) Hairs­ the East Side Rec Junior Basket­ Louis Browns ristalned Zark Tay­ ber names as well as face,', and on Talcotl street and W'ould ap­ Federal rent ixintrol program ap­ and aiixillar> will hold their ijln- Wesf* (I) Y Iseague Bay’a Stoataaraal (8> The L’T.A, ia ob'erring "Fa­ After the first world war co­ not you." ton, 154. New York, outpointed ball League tonight. At 6 tha West lor as manager for the 1950 sea­ Ckambfra* i31 O’Leary the important facts atvuit people preciate cards from his friend* pears headed for death in most ner-dance December 2. at the Ital­ operation took a big atep forward F. Fallon ...... 112 118 101 331 O'quliin ...... M - 84 17* ther's Night" at the elementary Neil Cjorille, coach of the Rang- Lester Felton, 153 > Atam Hama (41 583 560 579 1731 LM .will answer all questions. A sur- W'as called to the residence of was formed it did not prove too Boston eepring two goala in the houae. Intermediate Basketball League aark ...... — 108 Its downed Northwestern, 20-13, aa B-aa'a ISI Totala , ...... :.. 486 6M 647 1570 dent enough of her own worth to an NoyewbitT 29 at the Church fgraet Birili Kale, Origene Barrts on Job’a Hill road difficult to set up promptly a new , ...... OS Tommy Harmon scored his SOth McNeill ...... 7* 73 M 240 Boltaa lakekaaee (l> rtalninant.'J* • planned' 'af last period to wfe, 4-3. The small­ at the Bast Side will start Wed­ Macri ...... sr SS 88 366 Rlcklofr ...... 77 74 K 24* Atanilan . ... lOtl 117 130 337 herself and let other people ac­ Community House with servings Wednesday morning for a fife international health group called touchdown before 76,749 fan*. II. LaChap.ll. .M. .Milok ...... tOS SS —.303 cept her for what she la. the close, of the meeting, with Al­ est National Hockew League crowd nesday night. At present there are DIrkIneon ...... 101 108 S3 3M fltenser ...... St 101 so 3«3 ...... s« 99 108 3*3 bert Armstrong and William at 6:45 and 6:45. Reservations Infant Deaths Up which had bt med through the roof the World Health Organization. BASKET BALL but five teams and one more team Dlckaon ...... 103 18 100 3SS Fifteen Years Ago— Notre ...... IS 76 SS 343 Derrick ...... 123 109 89 831 O’ Brien ...... 17 — H 1 « Four. 8he gives the person she Js lhay be made by calling Mrs. R. A. in New York in 10 yeara—only Bonham . Borello ...... SS SI ,111 SU* Miner in charge. Because East of a verj' small brooder house "Big Four" of Dlaeaae la needei:, to complete a otx taam Bollaslqr ...... ; 113 103 100 S14 Dame scored In the last six sec­ Anniello ...... SS 7S SS 3H R. LftChapelle ...... 101 131 130 S53 talklng-to her undivided attention. Merrifield, Ojventry 7-6977.' The 6.866 — saw Dr. Tracy's effort Oendfion ... 77 — 77 Barton ...... 103 103 M 299 O. Mllek ...... 103 106 113 331 Hampton High school is having where he had put a sick dog that Meyer considera that cholera, fizzle. The winning last period loop. Any team wishing to enter ...... — ond* to tie Army, 6-6. before 80,- UacLauchlln ...... 103 FI lOt 301 She doesn't let her eyes or mind supper menu will consist of baked Jerusalem—(A5—Infant mortal­ Totals ...... 403 SOS 438 134S difiano ...... S _ wander when she is talking to a "Go to School Night" and there's ||g did not think waa well to keep plague, influenza, and amall- Boston goals were rapped home by ia aaked to contact Bill Murray Totale...... 4SS 464 4tt 1414 ■000 St Yankee Stadium. ToUla ...... 813 548 641 1803 3 (3 fresh ham, CThdiatmas salad, ity Is the increase in Israel. The pox are the Big Four epidemic at the East Side Rec Boys’ room BIsenekI — — ill ns person, but concentrates wholly on a meeting of the Men's Forum maahed potitocs, creamed turnips, government's statistical monthly, In the house An.I built a fire In the Rom Lowe and Lome Ferguson. the same evening the film will not diseasrs which require the most SEAT as soon os possible. that one person. cranberry relish, rolls, coffee, heater to keep the animal warm. Weaetas (1) Ceale r Sen ire isa Totala reported a rate of 62.7 per 1,000 extensive worldwide cooperation. 101 378 .Gleason ...... I3S 115 119 369 SCO 471 644 ISIS Five. She doesn't always have to be shown until 9 p. m„ so that ail squash, apple and mince pie. These births during the flrat quarter of The ,flre waa discovered at 6:15 a. Pro Basketball at • Olaaoa Champlln ...... Si Si Cholera ia practically non-axlatent Ortadcr ...... IF n 113 3*4 Rchmeiake . . * ...... Til 107 116 333 be right. She can laugh easily at may have an opportunity to at­ will also be articles for sale before 19fi0. .The figure was 47 in the m. and the dog waa rescued none Keynote of Aces ’ Success Hockey at a OlaaCa IS 357 HHlnaki ...... 87 107 141 396 her own mistakes. tend. The public is inrited. in North America but during the Natloaal AasodatUm Mason ...... 87 81 and after the supper. the worse fo. the experience. TheVe 133 Tassart .. . . • ...... 105 133 139 National’ ' Ueogna Mrs. Everett Wentworth of corresponding period of 1949. laat century it swept Europe five Celtics Triumph Jonaa r...... t(* -S7 314 366 Six. She expects to b^ liked and The Connecticut Pioneer Past The birth rate is rising. It w:aa were ho chicken.' in the structure. Baltimora 80, Philadelphia 73. COVERS GAME Haytlen ...... 110 S7 S3 334 Goodrich ...... 123 138 113 373 Boaton 4, New York 3. Randolph, Mass., haa been visit­ .times, each timq entering by way accepted—and so ah* Is. Master's Associalton w'iil bold its 31.1 ptr 1,000 population from William E. KIbbe, Sr., who will Boston 79) Washington 74. Is Youth and Experience American Uceigna ing her aunt, Mrs. Katherine monthly meeting as guests of Cov­ be 80 years old In January, left of Egypt. That this did not hap­ Fort Wayne 89, R ^eeter 85. For All Make* Of Cars To Assume Lead Totals ...... 488 4U Its 1601 ToUl* __ .... 560 600 , 818 1778 Cincinnati 4, Buffalo 4 (Tla- ov- Howard. January through April 1. 1950, Os'Crtlme Brings Good Results entry Grange on November 29 at compared with 27 per 1,000 in thpt Ellington Wednesday morning in pen again In 1947 is probably due Mlniieapolis 73, Byracuee 71 J} STATE ARMOBY ValvaS IS) Maackaaler MaUr S*lea (1> ertimo). S04 ...... 138 S80 Benjamin Lord. Marlborough's Coventry Grange hall with G. ! company with hi* son, William. J., to international cooperation In .(overtime). We also have a eoatoM Daunorwits ...... SS Its JOS There's a combination of youth s>Max Hutchinson and Chick Plum- Nowlcki 114 130 Horahoy 4, 8 t Louis X. period of 1049. By The Associated Press Bushey .... SS *^»7 -3S4 Maaaoli ...... 124 IBS 138 *383 Ovorttme piay which was In- civil defense coordinator, has Raymond Johnson and* Gertrude ; and Joseph DeCarll for Sebec, Me., prex’entiva medicine. Aaoertean Leagna lint of cover* in flbtr. plas> FRIDAY ...... 1«» ' mer 29 and Tom Madigan at 31. Plttaburgh 8, Springfield 2. •uguratod by the American Hock­ called a meeting for Tueoday, No­ A ig u e is a constant threat slnca Scranton 78, Allentown 08. If Washington. New York and A. Johnson...... 114 106 SS 317 snd experience on this fsll’e suc­ K.>n.y .. a. a ...... 136 no >8 333 A. Haven In cboigra- A pot luck I where they will Join Oorbln Etahler SS S4 3tl A veteran of five seasons of Varrlck .. a ...... 106 137 110 878 ey League this season, haa proven vember 21, at 8 p. m„ in the Rich­ it smoulders constantly in aeveral tie, aatin IwilL nylon artd Indianapolis ever get going In the Hall ...... il4 supper wdll precede the r eetlng Wilkee-Batra 88, Utiea 68. , ...... 10* lit 130 S4S cessful Silk City football team. semi-pro play la George "Splpsch" McCurry ...... 152 100 ns 866 to M quite beneficial in elimlpat- mond Memorial Ubrary building. j and Earl Hatheway. The latter two ■ ' j iMfiatti skin. Made to flt NOV. 17* 8 :4$ m. National Basketball Aeoociation, Benson ...... anA a program will follow. Charge Woman Is went to Maine, Sunday. They plan areas of the world. The Job la to Coach Sugar Hugret has molded Vincek who is but 21. Pretzel ■ _,Uod oontesU. In thq flrat 53 It la hoped there wilf be a g o ^ there’s no telling how close the ...... S3t 594 (3oventi7 Grange will observe prevent its breaking out and to Bnealdiiig tha' gtei. ’ yonr ear. Prices start at Totals ...... 680 513 4SS 1641 Jacobs, the favorite, of the fans, Tutala ...... 687 1613 It of tba campaign, there turn out. to remain a week o: better. Mr. race will be. tngeUer the beet eeml-pro eleven Go-tO-Church Sunday, November Shoplift Teficher Elbbee, Sr., keep* the cabin Ores eliminate theie areas as oourcae o f U 26. only six ties, one in every A son, William, has been born 10. All Grangers are requeated to danger. For influenu little can Five members of the Bufteie WORCESTER TADCASTERS They afe the only teams in the WMeiB* (Si U represent Msncheste'r In many Bry.sl A Ckspaiu (t) burning and doe* the cooking for newly streamlined 11-cluh leagus ...... ______113 SS 106 103 Sunday afternoon the Aces will gOBMa. Without overtime, in at Hartford hospitsd to Mr. and meet at the Grange hall on Sun­ be ^ n e tmtll more ia known about Biaona In tbe American ' Hock6y moons using youngstsrs like BID Brown ...... 110 106 66 100 the group as he says, "I am not $ 1 3 * 9 5 Per Set Fcaturink Foraiqr ReIjr.CnM SUn Alcwek ...... *1 — — St Step out sgslnst s non-lettgu* fo* olx ’aUi*r,gamee were defl- Mra. William Kaufman: Mrs. San Bernardino, Calif.—(A>)— below .500 today. Th* Issdsrs la Duk...... si • a. : . . . . ts 100 103 3U day morning at 10;'46 and go In a t;diaease, but smallpox can be Laagua b r^ e 6 standard .spoirts HIsslDS ...... -i- 74 110 1S4 AUlns, Stan Griffin and George in the Bristol Blues St ML Nebo aatUedTSiere would h ^ e Kaufman was formerly MIm Ruth body to the church. Police booked a woman on sus­ so young as I wras once," but en' Jinx on NoVambar l, wbem after both the Eastern and Weetsra PIrkey ...... ISO in toi 383 staii.ped out as has been done so Murphy ;...... *3 110 101 SOS I iwrence smd old timers like Alex St 3:15.' Th* Hugretmsn dir- -ns ns ns S3* 13 deadlocked affairs or Blish, duaghter of Mr. and Mra. Coventry Grange met laat night picion of grand theft who they oaid joys the trip and the pleasure of effectively in North America. receiving asxwted league trophiaa nvisions are well bunched, making Q. Johnson ...... S3 13 >1 384 hkoos reiitly riding the crest of a five ...... M 100 108 306 nt ona tn overy four played. Allan BUah. and the Lecturer's hour was Farm was teaching her nine-year-old seeing the beys bring in the spoils and having their ^cturea takgn. NASSI^ ARMS good the pre-sesson talk that this T. Brennan ...... *t 114 100 SOS Ferguson, Yosh Vincek sml Tiny CltllO ...... OB ibis pmentage, last Schools here will clofM Wednes­ of the day, » State would be a well-balsnced circuit. .1 .1.1 .. 1... ■ !■(■ Pockstt. game winning streak. After drop­ and Home Hour, with broadcast­ daughter the fine points of shop­ From August 8 to Sept. 1 Jim before the gamf, they all had goad Total* ...... 587 648 60S 1696 i’i 49 tlad contests should At the annual meeting of the ofMANCHBSTER Totals ...... '...... 47S 4tl S43 1506 Ferguson.snd Pockelt, both 33 ping s heart-breaking 6 to 0 de­ day, November 22, at noon for the ing from station “WCGH” and lifting. Konstanty, Phllliea relle'f atar, ap­ nights. The honored playere ware The Boston Celtics grabbed the D.B WIIIU (1) i fo 38; in 850 games. jresre of s|e, ar* the gray beards cision to th* Hartford SparUns, 'niankaglTtng recess. James T. Laidlaw in charge. (Jarl Capl. trerhe^ Bhtriett said the Connecticut Jersey Cattle Club peared in 11 straight games in Ah DeMareo who had a goal and Eastern lead lost night by whipr ria»aar-(l> ...... 100 *4 *3 388 Service Station ...... S7 lit 77 3SS on th* squad. Griffin, a t , 19, is 'the Ace# bounded beck and de­ Lall.y ... Suow n v a reports on the weather, mother would stuff a shopping bag Joseph A. J-IacVarish received a four assiats, FOte Lesw l^ two and ping the Washington Capitols, 79- Zviek ..... Sfxtpn ...... *9 106 10 384 which Mb .mates either won or Preliminary at 7 tSO p. m. Marlin ...... SO •0 SS SSS feated Stafford, Norwalk, Rock­ Notra Dame's jun- Sndao Haa Eeoort BatafaU Mrs. C. Juanita Tiirner discussed beautiful sterling silver trophy for two, Paul Meger a goal. Roly |fe> 74, for their flret straight victory. tha y o u n ^ t member of tbe ( ^ * Kompanik .... a.a.a »4 103 118 814 full of unpaid for marchandlse then tied. Downtown Tydol . Jafouts '...... 104 78 *4 371 ^«r fram Clncinnatt. had gift wrappings, and Mra. Rosa M. hand it to her little girl to, oerry the highest producing Jersey cow Lenahan tviio assists and goaltend- It is the first time in the Celtics’ nectlcut Football Conference ebam- ville. ThompsonviUe and Stafford Lanky ...... 118 in in* 338 Adnhfl 90c €hildren 50c Balratore ’...... »7 107 M 301 in that order. At home, tbe Aces O'Brlght, ..... Ill 93 108 112 QoadUng at Elder High Khartoum, (he Sudan — (8"l — Johnson .gave helpful taints for the from the Bjore, He said (tie girl in the Stnte of Oonneettrut for The Phillies wpn 31 games by er 0>nnle Dion who limited New T76 Main 81. Ttl. fSOT fi’. ;.-ye*r history they have won .Bunco ...... 100 *3 100 3tl pionahlp 'bqutul. No spring chickens ...... 3. big father Rainfall In the Sudan thU year ia household. Mrs. Ethel < ^ g a and admitted she and her mother were 1980. Doree Xenia Ijessic preduerd Haven to a pair 'of tallies In a 9-2 that msny in a row. The victora —— —" —— aa li-ifi..' aaas xnethe sveragfaverage footballluuiuaii age boast a perfect record—-r .winning ~all one run laat| season and loat 16 by Totala ... . . • « ...... 610 506 sn 1633 the beavioet'racardad ia 40 ysara conunittsa’ aarv^ refreshments. a (com. 13.272 lbs. of milk—746 fat on the'same margin.' Bison victory, were help^ by Chuck Cejoper'e four LToUla ...... 47S tn 466 1416 goes are Buck Bill* 39, Vincek 28. I four previoua outingAa4-Mt. Nel»o )

. i, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1960 TAQM N lM m iN r J ...... iV'fliiriV

Q— How long has Seoul been the <3—What and where waa Ga­ HHINKKVII.I.K MII.KN BT VUNTAINB M ea Per A Short Ufa capital of Korea? latia T To create the impreaaloa that A —It waa an ancient country of Fart and ?6«d 49A Keoms Wltkout Board f w a d o . A —Over 860 yeare. 71 Sense And you are very biuy alwaya apeed central Asia Minor In what Is now IssOCAU AMUSEMENTS — JUVENILE HAIRClTfs O IL BURNER aarvlea and rtpalra. WANTED—Man bstwssn agsa 31- SEASONED Hardwood for stove, LARG E ROOM With double bod In and Turkey. During his visit there, CUSTOM bttUt 9-room colonial, liv­ up when approaching Intereeo- Q—When will Federal rent con­ .Vll makes oU bumsrs and fum- 85 for gsnsrU stock room work, furnace and Sreplaee. Delivered. privaU booM (aaparau antranca.) s Nonsense t. Paul wrote hla Epistle to the ing room 13’x21’, fireplace, dining tkniAi trol end? . 8 acaa. Earl Van Camp. T s t 514A In rstsil store. Experience not 69T;o. Naxt to bath. Handy to Om Ur room with comer cupboard,'cabi­ , When peafing other care pick Galatians. necessary. W rite Box E, Herald. Mow |tr A —Under present law. Federal and Chanaya. Availabla Nov. net kitchen, wired for wasbeir and out a eultable apot on a bill or a ^ Q—^What U a neutron thermom­ TRIPLE CHECKED I E F FIC IE N T Plumbing and bsat- IStb. Pbona 2-30M. pung.man are ataruUy being curve. There’o no fun In paealng rent control will end on January 1930 DODOE. Bee this one today, ing. Ptuggad drains maehina Garden— Kana— Dairy stove, 2 master bedrooms, tile I advlaed; eter? 1, 105J, except In localities where Q—How many men will the U. USED CARS bath, 3 yeara old. Close to excel­ on tho straightway. . A —It Is an Instrument devel­ $135 down. Honest Douglas Motor claanad. Cart 'J . Nygrtm SOS ______P ra d a cta ______M N E W LY DECORATED, heated Eeep both your feet on the local governing oodles request that 8. have under arms when present JOHN H. HACKETT and SON lent school, bus line and shopping Use only half the road, but bo For Sales, 338 Main street * Oakland atrsst Pbona 6407. room for one. N> u Main. Break­ f groimd.” ■ure It'a tbe middle half. Then you oped by (Thlcago scientists for use It be kept in effect. plana to double our defense forest center. Immaculate. Shown by « DEPENDABILITY GREEN Mountain potatoes. Just fast If dealrad. 3-1783. 78 Birch bt foUce with their feet hototed won’t run over the edge. In measuring neutron fluxes in are carried out? 1942 CHEVROLET Sedan, radio PLUMBINO And Hasting, apaeiaW the kind you Uke. Mealy, tasty, appointment. E3va Tyler, Agent. r up on a desk atomic piles. A — It Is expected that by mld- APPEARANCE Ising In rapalra. remodeling, cop­ ■treat. Conalderable time may be aaved Q—What Is vldeognosls? and heater. A buy at $545. Hon­ BROAD LEAF cook well. Delivered right to your Mancheater 2-4460. kem to do all the boaeing around. In driving out of alleye by step­ 19:>2, there wjll be 3,000,000 meh CONDITION per watar piping, naw oonatnio- A —Vldcognosis Is a new method X^0VtL..4taMll « U « color fonude est Douglas Motor Sales, 333 door, cau Hathaway, >-1300. — Helen Boileeu ping on the gas Just below reach­ Q—Where did Bonneville, site of In the Army, Navy, Air Force and Uon, estimatea glvan, tlma pay- of diagnosis enlisting the aid of m l Tiador C9U1 m S . Rowtrd. PRICE Main street. WAREHOUSE ROOM A N D board for gentleman. ing the sidewalk. the fametj Bonneville dams, get Marine Corps. manta arraagsd. Edward Johnson. GOOD M E A LY Green Mountain television. Specialists hundreds of Very central. Phone 2-0013. I The heed of the house waa read- Pay no attention to grade eroas- its name? Buy with confidence from Phono 6070 or 5044. potatoes. Delivered. Also Yellow miles away may study X-rays of a TjiBBltAL RBWARP! Orom-fToy OPEN NOVEMBER 20th FARM DRIVE—Unusual oppor­ |g a newspaper article very care- Ings. Let the engineer do the A —It U named for (Tapt. Benja­ a dependable Dods:e dealer. Auto Acfwsmiii Globe turnips and seasoned hard lu y. PrsMnUy he remarked to patient and discuss the case with Q, ■Osri Jet plants refuel while ■WMter. lost ot Manchester Cen­ tunity to purchase lot 100’x420’, worrying. He geU paid for watch min Bonneville, noted explorer of the attending physician almost ter, day before electicn. Finder Tina wood. Phone 7804. 531 Parker LARGE, Pleasant room for rent. ■ wife: "Do you know, dear, I Ing the right o f way. 1 in flight?' M o vin g — rradriag— i $1,500. Fine location for ranch the Pacific Northwest. as If they were In the same room. I A —Yes. Recently an American call SOLIMENE and FLAGG, Inc. street 91 Foster street. link there te something In what Don’t wait for the green light. s o i l ______REBU ILT Motors. Ward’s low Htorag* M SORTERS WANTED home. Priced right. Wm. Good- I Jet fighter flew non-stop from 634 Center Street article says; 'that the clever- I t will be along In a minute, and LOST—PASS BOOK No. 27966. prices for 1033-1034 Ford, $58 TH REE ROOMS unfurnished, sec­ child, Sr., 0|fice 10 Forest street. __ of the father often provee a Q—'When will the next total Q—Does Montana have any London to New York refueling In 7025 or 8801. anyhow, a red. one will do In a Notloe U hereby given that Pass Phone 6101______exchange, 1033 Plymouth $53 ex­ rHE AUSTIN A Chambers Oo., APPLES, Sweet cider for isle, 484 ond floor. Adults. North End. tumbling-block to the eon.*” aolar eclipse occur? coalT mld-atr at four points along tho local and long distnnea moving, 61/2 D AY W EEK pinch. Book No. 279«6. issued by The change, 1934 Chevrolet $58 ex­ Gardner street. Albert Fracchia. W rite Box H, Herald. HU wife heaved a elgh of re- A —Not until January 29, 1083. A —Yes. Its coal reserves are route. 194Q f o r d Sedan, radio and packing, crating and atorage. IN (XIU NTKY Like atmosphere, Savings Bank of Manchester has change, 1933-1041 Dodge tfuck ' and said comfortingly: estimated at 222 billion tons. heater, $265 down, Dougins Service to all parts of tho U. 8. LONG WORK SEASON large building lots with shade Patient—Doctor, what I need 'T been lost and application has $53 exchange. Montgomery Ward, goodneas, our Bobby (^ D o e s the king of England , <5— What la the world’a record Motor Sales, 333 Main street. Main street. A and Canada. Call 6187. Hart­ HoosuhoM Goads 51 Apartments, Fl^ts, trees. Overlook Drive. Wm. I’t have anything to fall over.” is something to sUr me up— been made to said bank for pay- Kanehl. bunder. Pbone ^78. something to put me In fighting— pay an Income tax ? Q—How many oomniunltlna In for egg laying? ford Ai428. TOP WAGES Tenements " 63 A —A While leghorn layed 353 'ment of the amount of deposit. 1941 CHEVROLET four-door. Ex­ MR. ALBERT HAS trim. Did you put anything like A —Although not required to do the U. S. have city managers? I like a lawyer; even more egga In 358 raya to establish the cellent Condition. Extremely MANOHBISTER t'sekago Dsllvary. 3 ROOMS OF SLIGHTLY A V A IL A B L E Soon 4 rooms up­ ONE CDRNEIR lot, 76 x 102, ad- that in this prescription? so. King George VI pays a tax of A —There ate 986 community LOST—PASS BOOK No. 64369. Wanted Aat I prefer a physlclaa, governments operating under the new world's record In September clean throughout. Douglas Motor Local light trucking and package USED FURNTTURB stairs, near buair.eaa section. Good Jolnlng lot. 76 x 102; one 50 x 105 Doctor—Noi You will find that approximately $2.73 out of every Notice la hereby given that Pass Mntoreyclea 12 ^ut I admit r d die befofo $2.80 he receives as income. city manager plan. of thla year. Sales, 333 Main street. delivery. Refrigerators washers TELEPHONE 6180 AND APPUANCB 8 condition. Steam furnace. Adults lot; all In Vernon, only 700 feet 1 in the bill. Book No. 64359, Issued by The Which Is practically new, and has ! lend for a mortician. and stove moving a apsclalty. only. Write Box V, Herald. to city bus ani’ Wilbur Cross. Low Savings Bank of Manchester has DEPENDABLE USED CARS WANTED Just been RETURNED to us from Phone taxes, no city restrictions. Priced Right la’RIght! LANK LEONAKD been lost and application has AT STRONG, YOUNG man over 25 to a Model Home. Thla merchandise STORRS— 3 rooms, bath, heated, right. Write P. O. Box 470, Man­ IICKEY FINN been made to said bank for pay­ LOWER PI^ICES CLEAN USED CARS C A L L Phil, for moving, light ^drlve truck and work In store. was used for demonstration pur­ furnished. Electric equipment. chester, for complete details. ABSOLUTELY. ment Of the amount of deposit. poses only. -AM ) IF THOSE TWOMEN HAVEOFFEKD 1949 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN TOP PRICES trucking, ashes and sand. Special­ Beneon's Appliance, 718 Main. Easy commuting distance to Air­ NOW THAT I HOUUHANf 1949 FORD CONV. COUPE ize in moving. Good aennee. Good EASY FRIENDLY HIM EHMiSHTOMAICTHATFOSSIfLE. craft. Paul G. Merrow, Storrs, 1 THINKWEALIOueUTTOBE I FEEL V 1947 PONTTAC CONV. COUPE work. 2>0248. 54 Birch street. YOUNG Man with driver’s license. TERMS ARRANGED 9023. Resort Property for Sale 74 ITHMKVOUlCMlBaN* AnnooncemenU I 1947 FORD SEDAN COLE MOTORS Full time, no nlgiite, no Sundays, And I ’ll hold It In the warehouse A9HAMBP0F WINTERIZED Cottage. 5 room ViKV s e l f is h ; IP CLANCY 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 4164 for drug store. Apply In person, until you want It at no extra coat. RIDERS wanted to Aircraft, 3:30 dwelling, CV)ventry Lake, com­ SELLS OUT. ID I COIN'TO MISS 1946 OLDSMOBI1.E SEDAN T Painting—Paparing 21 450 Hartford Road. FOR INFORMA-nON to 12 p. m. Tel. 7268 between 8 Business lAiestions plete fumbhlngs. Close to lake, THE FU Ce JUST AS MUCH 1946 CHEVROLET SEDAN AND DETAILS and 10 a. m. Call for “ Ed." OUTSIDE, Inside painting and For Kent 64 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN HoaineM SenrtCM Offered 13 Phone Waforbury 4-3144, privileges. Sale Price $4,000, AS ANT Of YO U - paperhanging. 'res astimataa. 1941 DODGE SEDAN 8 W AN TE D —Dishwasher. Apply In 5 ROOMS first floor, comer house, about $2.00(j cash needed. Allen RENT A WARD Sander! Get an DE LONGS Refrigerator aervlcs. Prompt servtCL. Reasonable Mr. Albert il, 1941 PLYMOUTH SEDAN person. Center Restaurant. business section, steam heat. Realty Company. 180 Center easy-to-use, quality machine Repairs on all makes, commer­ prices. Phone 7630. D. Frechstts. BARREL Chairs 369 06, floor street. Tel. 5105 ..r 2-0438. that'll resurface floors fast, even­ 1940 PONTIAC SEDAN Suitable doctor, beauty parlor. In­ P] 19!!9 PONTIAC SEDAN cial and domestic. Emergency 24- M AN FOR Dishwashing and gen­ lamps IT'.ys, kitchen cablneU ly .. save, you lots of time, work PAINTING and superior paper surance. Infonliatlon, 80 Oak. 'III, 1937 PACKARD SEDAN hour service Phone 2-1707. eral cleaning, steady work. Room, $7.95. Marlow's Fumiturd, ^ p t„ and money! Low daily rate. Mr. Backer. hanging.. We carry the newest board, good pay. Apply Rainbow Main street, Manchsstsr. Phom Suburban for Sale 75 Montgomery Ward, Main street. ALL APPLIANCES aervlced and wall paper books. Very satisfac­ w - BALCH-PON'nAC, Inc. Club, Bolton, or call Manchester 5060. • FOR RENT — Two-room office 155 Center St. Phone 2-4545 repaired, burners, refrigerators, tory price. August KanebI 3750. ROCKVILLEl-^Snajk bar, ' 'doing 3823. with private lavatory.'Separate Open Evenings 'Til 10 ranges, washers, etc. All work DROP L E A F tables, chairs, book excellent volume of business. Very Perm nAM It entrance, ground floor. Very de­ well equipped. Owner moving out ' K.'f. '• •», •••■ guaranteed. Metro Service Co- cases, chests, and youth chaira. (IWMse/^Vke M l fraeicat*, lae.) 1941 CHEVr.OLET Special deluxe Repairing sirable. Available January* 1st. of state. Approximately $4,000 .vv B ALLARD ’S Driving School, Man­ Tel. Manchester 2-0888. 2.3 For the best In unfinished furni­ club coupe, radio, heater. Excel­ Sitoations Wanted— For further Informatloi. call Alice cash required. Alice aam pet chester's oldest, A.A.A. trained ture buy Arlsto-BuUt at. The lent paint, like new Inside. Full SEWING MACHINE repairing, MATTRESS. Tom old mattreaaes Female 38 Clampet Agency 2-4543. Agency. Phone 2-4543, Mr. Mitten BY EINIAR MARTIN .X and certified Instructor. A.A.A. Woodshed, 11 Main srtreet. Open Reealts price $595. Easy terms. No fi­ electrification, conversion to mod­ aterillzed and remade Uka new. 6930, Mrs. Wagner 2-0028. BY BERSUBBRGEB B U C S B U N N Y BOOTS AND HER BUDUIBS type dual controlled cars. Day or Call Jonea Furniture and Floor W ANTED — Housework, days, vi­ evenings. OFFICE IN Orford building. Real rUNNY BUSINESS I--- nance charges. Clarke Motor em cabinets, expert workman; THAT b a l l d o w n ox‘. tttt.voo’sn evening appointments. 2-2243. Oovertng, 36 Oak TW. 2-1041. cinity of Manchester. Phone 2- estate, profeaslonal, etc. Apply BOUTON —Route 44. Unusual 12- oo IN AND MOU> TH'_ Sales, Broad street. Phone 2-2012. Slip. ABC Appliance, 21 Maple 3690 after 4 p. m. IN NEED of new furniture T •ALL wHiLK axaruXTOX CAN KICK fvHNVMW.WW YOLV(&*Vl | Marlow's. year-old quarry stone housS, THE PROSPECl HIU School for 2-1675 Ranges, refrigerators, TV. See 6 THIfi* TO KICK ,------WOWt VdYOl W 6 f OW . W » - XOV3 OWk M9A LOW PRICED specials. Guaran­ rooms, bath and sunporch on st young children. Pre-klndergartsn, our selection and save. Chambers 1 WILD . y OKAV, X TWO F6» teed. 1941 Pontiac convertible LINOLEUM - Asphalt Ula, wall Private Instructions 38 floor, fireplace; 3 cottages with •OAL/ I T COACH* f , NBItVOU« klMaig«|iten, first grade. Monday Dofr»—Rird»—Peta 41 Warehouse Sales, 501 Middle m A L L . M(\CWf 1 » X W. V U WOOV30 ‘W‘« 0 0 NA>- ..$195; 1039 Chevrolet coach $06; qoyering. Done by relUble, well WantMl to Rent income $5l monthly Large front- 00 8 thbongn Friday. 'Ranaportatlon PO PU LAR OR claaoical piano in­ Turnpike. East. Open 0 a. m. to 5 AHO M 1038 Chevn'let sedan $50. Terms. trained inen. A l |uba guaranteed. 0 0 0 8 Washed and groomed. See furnished. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc­ structions, In your home, also p. m.. evenings 7:30 'til 9. URGEN'TLY Needed, 4 room rent! M e. Comer plot, approximately TMl 6UIA TCRMk* Cole Motors 4164. Hall Llnuleum Co.. 32 Oak street ua for pet aupplles, and fresh I 1 acre. $14,u00, terms, Suburban tor. Phone 4267, guitar and mandolin. Call after 4 by two adults, both working. Best HOW Phone 2-4U22, evening^ 6166. ' frozen horsemeat. lOi. lb. Call WE BUT and sell good used lumi Realty Co., Realtors, 49 Perkins 1930 DODGE sedan. Good condi­ p. m. Manchestei 2-1042. of references. Phone 2-1668 after FOR SALE —Used electric hair Kennel Supply Shop. 2-4273. ture, combination ranges, gas street. Tel. ;!215. tion, $135 down. Douglas Motor (XJMPLE7TE .Impairs on vacuum 4 p. m. clipper. Reasonable. James Beauty ranges and heaters Jones F^irni- Sales, 333 Main. cleaners, washing machines, PUPPIES. Red Cockers. $25; Bos­ Salon, 74 ifiast Center street. Help Wanted— Female 35 ture Store. 36 Oak Phone 2-1041 ASSISTANT managet and working motors, small appliances. 100,000 ton Terriers, cross breeds. CoUle Wanted— Real Estate wife desire 2, 3 or 4 unfurnished 77 IMMEDIATE new parts available. Stuart R. EXPERIENCED and reliable and Boxer pups. Zimmerman WANTEa)—A ride from East rooms. Please call 7832, State Wolcott, A-l Repair, Sales, 180 waitress for nights, good salary Kennels, Lake street. Phone 6287. W ANTED— Houses to sell. Call Manchester to Two Hartford's DELIVERY EASY W ASH ING machine, wring­ theater. Main street Phone 8507. plus tips. Apply In person. Madeline Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 . Uauranca Co„ Asylum street, er type. Tel. 6731. or 4670. I^artford. Leaving 7 a. m., return DODGE Princess Restaurant. M AN AN D W IF E need 5 or RANGE Burners, pot burners and Poultry and Supplies 43 6 4:80 p. m. Phone 7100. FOR SALE!— (Combination gas and 6 PASS. SEDAN heaters cleanea, serviced and re­ room tenement, furnished or un­ (TONSIDEKINU SELLING oil, with Silent-Glow oil burner. furnished. Heated or unheated. YOUR PROPERTYT BTT.T.MAMUll 21,860 paired. A s o new range burners D E N TAL Hygienist wanted. Good Very reasonable. Phone 5078. ALLEY OOP A Shiner ORDER NOW, fresh killed capons (Tail 3535. 0 to 5:30. Without obligation to you, w sl 1. AatOMbftaa For 8al« 4 Installed. Joeepb Senna. Phone opportunity. Please call 2-9545. HAHfl'O for Thanksgiving. Call 3265. will appralBo or make you a cash [ 'bRBTTV 3 PASS. COUPE 2-0147. GLENWOOD Combination kitchen ROUSH ON WHAT DOES A NEW 21,731 TWO WOMEN for general laun­ range. Gas or oil heat. Thor auto­ offer for property. See us before | OSCAR, GEORGE H. WILLIAMS Associ­ dry work. Experience not neces­ CAPONEHTE Chickens. Fresh Houm* ftw Sale 72 you selL DODGE JOB RATED killed and frozen turkeys. Ready magic washer. Toboggan. (Call 2- w eren't Liberal Trades ates have added commercial re­ sary. Steady employment. Apply 2288 after 6 p. m. Phone 6273 YOU? TRUCK COST? frigeration to their complete line In person. New Model Laundry, any time for Thanksg;lvlng. PITKIN STREET BRAB-HUKN REALTY WSLL, T1 ManeheBtOT Delivered Prices of restaurant supplies. Installa­ 73 Summit street. Schaub’s Turkey Farm, *188 Hllls- N IN E FOOT hall runner. ^ I t e ONB WAV U TON PICKUP— 21364 SOLIMENE AND FLAGG, tion and servirlng will be done by town Road. Phone 4676. porcelain all gas combination Owner will sell to responsi­ W ANTED— Residential properties; O' OOIN* IT.' % TON P A N E L—21,556 INC. Wayne W. Phillips. Phone 2- D ENTAL Assistant wanted. Elx- stove. Two years old. Will sacri­ 4 to 8 rooms. Buyers waiting. perienced preferred. Pleaae call ORDERS Taken now for Thanks­ ble party, one of the few re­ Competent, confidential service. ' % VON PICKUP—21.488 3585. giving turkeys, or wrapped for fice. Phone 1822. Dodge and PljTnouth Dealers 2-9545. maining home sites on this ex­ Suburban Realty Co., realtors, 49 1 TON PICKUP=r21,646 WiNDOW SHADE.'' made to order your freezer, 12 to 30 Iba C?Ieanly 1 » Perkins street T^l-Manc. 8215. IH TON CHASSIS and CAB 634 Center St. and Installed. Venetian blinds ELD ERLY Woman would like picked. Frank Smith. Tel. Man­ GLENWOOO Combination range, cellent, residential street. 90 21,654 Phone 6101 and curtain rods. 24lbour service. room and board In an all family. chester 7733. Preferably after 5 $15. Phone 2-0822. BUY. SELL, oi exciiange through Phone 3125. p. m. Ttbswl Trades—24 Months To Pay Estimates gladly given. Fagan X 200— Price $2,700. this office. Howard R Hastings, 1939 MERCURY convertible clnb Window Shady. Co., Route 44 at FRIGIDAIRE, Florence gaa range, Real Es^tate Specialist Phone 2- "SofMthlng fww In mstqrx, gsntlemeo— when tomeooS .Gome in and let us show you coupe, comp'.otcly equipped, load­ WOMAN FOR general housework, ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. Artirlee for Sale 45 and miscellaneous items. Fire­ 1107. parks wfthovt litsartinf a ooin. Sit Jaek*in<4ht-lK>x pops why a Dodge Job Rated Truck ed with extra equipment, com­ Monday through Friday, 10 to 3. place set. Phone 2-4386 mornings REALTOR Tel. - . out'and gives him the rxxzberry!" can save you money. Over S56 pletely winterized. Phone $395. PETER W PAN TALU K , electrical 2 0941 or evenings. WE D O N T promise 24-hour serv­ u r t FIN E a l l Wool pieces for warm 875 Main St.— Est. 1921 ice In selling your property, but BY GALBRAHH CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER different models to fit your Easy terms. Clarke Motor Sales, contractor, maintenaiice and wir children’s robes, $3.50-$5.0S; for IlDE GLANCES Taking It For Granted M ERRILL C. SEC RETARY: Did you say, "Per­ COMBlNA'nON UNIVERSAL Phone 5440 or 5938 try us and be surprised. Alice ' FRECKLES AND HIS FKIENDN needs. Broad streeP. Phone 2-2012. Ing for light and power. 40 Foster slacks $l.ej-$3.25; skirts 90c- sona! Work?” This is it 5-days. electric -ange. Open coils. Kitch­ Home Listings Wanted (Tlampet Agency. 2-4543. y street Phone 8303, $2.23; coats $2.25-$3.95. Shop and MOW& HILDA GON& , ^ vjdoldnT HOW 0 0 ^ Liberal Trades On Your 1941 FORD 2-door, black. Will Salary to 540. Contact: Wilson en heater with hot water front. save at Colonial Remnant Shoppe, CAMBRIDGE STHEEH section. A It} FBEL VJUBH SHff I LITTLE JUNE K Present Truck sell reasonably. Phone 2-3679 ANTKJI^KS Reflniahed. Repairing Agency, 54 Church. Hartford. Good condition, $25 cash. 200 WANTED—Immediately, 5 or 6 | JEAIOOS 115 Center street. aix-ropm single, tn good condition. HEARS ABOUrrUDUR. after 7 p. m. done on any rurnlture 'Tlemann. Main street. room home. Approximately $0,- (XUSlN CDMIN&TD IP A Bcai SOLIMENE A PTiAGG, Inc. SALESGIRL Wanted (18-45). Full OU steam heat Two-car garage, 000. (Tentrai location. Please call | SDurrm. 189 South Main street Phone BOLTON — Building stone and 634 Center Street CLEAN ttsED CARS time. Sports wear. Experience OLD RED Tin Bam, 706 North with amesita drive. Nice private Middletown 7-0574. 5643. flagstone. Also rock drilling AT LOWER PRICES! helpful but uot essential. Do not Main street, buys and sells good yard. Outdoor fireplace. Thirty Phone 6101 and blasting. Bolton Notch Quar­ phone. Apply In person, Friday a. used furniture and antiques, days occupancy. Liberal financ­ WE NEED Uatings on single, mul-1 1948 CHEVROLET TUDOR m. to 42. Mancl.ester Knitting ry. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode ing available. Price la $14,700. T. tiple dwellings, acreage and farm I loss PACKARD 6 convertible club 1947 CHEVROLET SEDAN Household Scrrless Frank Denette. Phone 3-3376. coupe. Radk and heater. Can be Salesroom, Manchester Green. J. Crockett Broker. Phone 5416. property around Manchester. Will I 1946 FORD TUDOR Offered 13A R O YA L and Smith-Corona port­ eeen at 103 Loomis street at any WESTINGHOUSE Upright vac- be glad to assist you in apprais-l 1941 PLYMOUTH TUDOR able and standard typewriters. tlma. No reasonabl oher refused. W EAVING of bums, moth holes YOUNG WOMAN with driver's uum cleaner Elxcellent condition. HOLLISTER STREETT -7 -room ing your home and arriving at a I 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN All makes of adding machines. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, license. Full time, no nights, no Phone 2-2305. single (4 bedrooms). Sturdy con­ satisfactory price to you. Allen | 1940 OLDSMOBILE TUDOR Sundays, for drug store. Apply in Used machines sold or rented. Re­ H IO H ESl CASH pricea paid for 1940 FORD SEDAN handbags repaired, zipper re­ struction, fireplace, steam heat, Realty Company, 180 Center] 1037 to 1050 oasd cara. In good person. 450 Hartford Road. pairs on all makes. Marlow's. 1950 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE placement umbrellas repaired, 0 FCXCT SERVED gaa refrigera­ oU burner, extra deep lo t side ■treet'Tel. 5105 or 2-0438. clean condition. Douglas Motor tor. Good conditio:, $33. Phone porch, ah ^ e trees, near school //-vte 1950 PLYMOUTH SEDAN men's shirt collars reversed and GIVE HIM HOP MITH, Amer- Sales, 333 Main street EXPERIENC^BD Drapery seam­ 8 8 7384. and bus, comfortable home for (TUSTOMERS Waiting for 60 foot 1950 CHEVROLET C L l^ COUPE replaced. Marlow's Little Mending ca’s biggest power tool value! A Shop. stress, steady pre-holiday work; large family. Nice condition. Im­ lota, not ovei $800. Pleaae call I SPECIAL—1940 Ford tudor. The Liberal Terms! Liberal Trades! part time after Christmas. W at­ complete power work-shop In one COOK TH ANIJ3G IVINO pinner mediate occupancy, $14,700. Robert J. Smith, Inc., 3450, after | ♦ J clearest beat running car of this Also Good Selection 1937 to 1942 kins Brothers, Inc., 935 Main convenient tool! Shopsmith Is an BY AL VEKMICBI CORNICES and valance boards. on a new, modem electric or gaa Terms. Wm. OoodchUd, Sr., Rsal- 5 Call 7843. ’’ Mother Known Beat type available anywhere. A sure street. 8-ln. bench saw, a 12-in. disc PRISCILLA'S POP COLE MOTORS Custom built, choice of designs. range. Liberal trade-in allow- tor. Office 15 Forest street 7025 atartei tn cold weather. Winter­ sender, a woodworking lathe, a NEED 6 or. j-oom. ilngle for Im­ LfOOTBALL? LITTLE LADIESJWOULDNT Telephone 4164 Phone 2-3524 from 0 a. m. to 0 anocs. Benaor’a, 713 Main street or 8801. ^ C A N ME ised ready to go. Clarke Motor p. m. WANTED — Waitress, steady horizontal and a vertical drill mediate out .01 town buyer. Also I p l a y w i t h a F O O T B A L U work. Apply Rainbow Club. Bol- r ANO JENNV L VOU CAN HAVE JUST AS Sales, Broad etrr t Open 'til 9. 1039 DODGE Business ' coupe. pscss. And you cai change from H AVE YO UR new televlaton act C A P E COD— (fompletely finished, need 4-5-6-7. room singles fo ri tqn, or call Manchester 3823. p l a v w it h MUCH FUN WITH Eaislly .^inverted Into sedan. Very FLA T FINISH. Holland window one tool to anothei In less than a installed fo Thankaglving. Order rooms, with oU heat New hot several excellent buyers between C A R LY LE 'S 1032 FORD Coupe, dition. Also Mode! T front end, Help Wanted— Male 36 Manchester Auto Parts. 24 ^aple metal Venetian blinds at a new Jobs .. costa lea* than half the famous makes. Guaranteed Serv­ 000. T. J. OockeU, Broker. Phone property. Elva Tyler, Agent. Man­ complete with tires, suitable for street. low price. Keys made while you AM L E A V ^ G for Florida soon price o f comparable Individual ice. Benson's, 713 Main street 6416. • chester 2-4469. trailer. 60 Russell street. wait. Martow'a. and w ant' someone to help drive tools. It’s comps t .. only 50-in. 1941 CHEVROLET Club coupe. long. Rugged .. weighs over 205- !X>UBLE TR A D E -IN aOowance B ^ U T IF U L Vlev. 8:room colonial Pain Job like new. New scat MANCHESTER Upholstering Co. car. I will pay all expenses on lbs. And it'.: precision built to for your old refrigemtfor,'See the home near golf course. 2 glassed 1034 PLITMOUTH Sedan. price R^upholsterUig. ^aperies, slip trip. Henry FIdto, Phoenix street, covers. Radio and heater. Just highest standards. S t . It .. buy beautiful Philcos at' Benson's, 713, porches, 3 fireplaces with . Dutch $70. Phone Coventry 7-7080. winterized. Asking $425. Phone covers. 48 Purnell Place. Call 2- Vernon. it Now on Ward's convenient lay­ Main street. oVen, oil burner heat, nicely land­ 2-0906 between 7 and 10 p. m. 9521 Open evenings. 1940 OLDSMOBILE four-door PAINTERS ann ivaavTHME& \Ttuaica t z c ne*rK! iSTiwe a door sedan, preferred. Must be In TEL. 874S ) 7 kSi^ ; ^ ' w o cones. Finest quality available. premises daily and Sundays. voincE m cxip, 'tO C lirK T l KEITTtH. Mlsek Market Gardena, 430 Mor­ good condition. Phone 7510. MIWI. RBCKON ^OHMKOOM’. gan Road, West Springfield, One with Mercury-Lincoln Oianonils— Watcllt For appointment call t u ta o o M s NOW ANO Mass. Tbl. Springfield 7-2910. Jtwohy w Rnoma Wiilioat Board 5I> experience preferred— ^but not L. F. DeMARS, BuUder. LEONARD W. YOXfT tT, Jeweler, re­ ,r^H ^C /t€X 1949 Nash Amhasiador Roofing I f A essential. Must be a top-notch pairs,- adjust, w attes expertly. Manchester 6420 HEATED lUXTM, for genUemaa. 4-Door Sedan — Mae. Fully Reasonable prices. Open daUy, ROOFING. Speciallaing In rapalr- Near Main straet ^hone 5655. THIS LOVELY home wlU have E X P E R IE H ^ MORIA^TY BROS ^nipped. Real family oar. Spe­ mechanic. Ihuraday evenings, 189 Spmee cial this week snlyl Ing roofs of all kinds. .Also new new owner. Consider theqp fea­ street Phone 2-4887. roofs. Gutter work. -Chimneys tures, living room , with fireplace FURNISHED rooms for rent 136 CARPEN'^'f’"^ cleaned and repaired. 28 yeara aX' MORIARTY BROTHERS and open stairway,' full dining periebca. Free eetlmatea. Cell Faal and Feed 4 9 A Bisse|l street room, modem k lte ^ , three bed- $ 1 3 9 5 - For liuiide ,«ad Oglsidi ! ED C.AR Howley, Mancheater 8861. 816 CentfjB St. fooma, an oak floors, fully InsuJ- SEASONED. Hardwood foT StOViL atad. Lot'70 x 190, In very desir­ W orli~ Appfy 315 CENTER ST. FEATURING Guaranteed roofe M AN FOR laiindry and dry clean­ gl7; furnace or fireplace, 818. Call LARGE, P L E A S A N T room for one or two. On bus line. Pbone 5705. able location, (jutdoor terraca and 5'Dovtr Road MANCHESTER TEL. 5135 and expert repairs as weU as ing route. Salary and commUsion. 7088 Manchester, Leonard OlgUo, fireplace. ^ Favpmble financing. aCilCN'IHtPry YEARE TOO 5 0 0 ^ gutter and conductor work. Try . Or Phone 4112, Apply In person. Ideql Cleaners for immediate delivery. (TENTRAL, Comfortable room, in For appointment cnll ' Douglas your 'jLocal Roofer.” CaU Cough­ and, Launderers, 73 Summit Blancliard. Real E sU U Service, .S lin 7707. , • quiet home for reliable business JARVIS REALTY ^ etreet. exclusive agent 5447; V ' V ttewl UerHlji Ad^as oeraon^lQ Wadsworib streaL T - ■■ -J ■■ . I ' ■J . 1 , I ' , THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 1€» ISStf iHanrlfrBtrr iEo^ning IfrraUt It*s Great to Know Your, Chest IstO. K,—Cet a Chest X-Ray Today! h«M Ito monthly mMtlnc tomor* Cub Pack No. UO, oponaorad by John J. Cummisk,' radarman, row oVMiinc ot the home of Mre. tha combined Catholic Mothara second class, USN, son of Mr. and . ^ - 5^owh Minnie Sborta of PleeMnt etreet. Circlaa. will hold Its monthly meet­ Mrs. John Cummisk of Main |>liuie win be made at thle meeting ing tomorrow evening at 7:30 in atreat. South. Coventry, and Rich­ Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather ^jegt^’ltoibrw auk a« t a r the club'a annual Chrlitmae St. Jamas's school hall. At this ard B. Brown, aeaman, USN, son PoraoMl of 0. S, Waaihw Batoaa ■ loTUMtlT. N&US, win party. meeting the Cuba plan to hold a of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Brown, For tlw WMk Ending “white elephant” aale, and many NovmnlMr IL ISM of 260 Woodland atreet, are serv­ Today, partly eftady, eool aad Burprlaea ara In atore .for those ing aboard the light cruiser USB who attend. The various dens Roanoke, which Is participating In Hiifdy, hIgliMt aaar 81} toniglii, have been marking hard during the fall maneuvers of the U. S. 10,130 fair aad ealder. lowtot about l i i the past month on the project, and Second Fleet. Mmabar hf tha Aodtt Saturday, fair aad eold. parent, are urged to be present m Baiaaa of OfarealotlaBs and Insure Its aucceas. Manchester A City o f VUtdge Charm 0 ' The Rosary Altar Society of St. { Leonard A. Johnson, airman, Francis of Aasisl Church, South UflNv son of Mr. and Mrs. Axel Windsor will conduct a cake sale VOL. LXX, NO. 41 (CtotoMad AdvartWas aa Paga U ) MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1950 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS I Johnson of 31 Cambridge street. Is after rach of the masses, Sunday^ HnP t AO:>r 4(t, a crew member aboard one'of the In the church hall. ^ Bf SI VAUJ( S U. 8. Navy’s aircraft carriera From HALEYS S eif S erve which struck a blow againat ’The Sacred Heart Mother^’ Cir­ Navy to the Rescue Eddie^s Safe. Now in Legal Snarl North Korean Communists In an cle will meet this evening with G O P Drops Search Plane amphlbloua landing on Korea’s Mrs. Joseph Sylvester of 43 Scar­ U. S. Tank Column STATE west roast recently. borough road. and Heatth Markdi Recount Fight Locates Body Of Mrs. Ecker Smashes Ambush, FRESH DRESSED FOUR EXTRA SPECIALS HEALTH MARKET In Bush Tilt FOR A DELICIOUS, ECONOMICAL MEAL USE W ife of Insurance Mag­ L IB B rS PREMIER Gte “ Procedural Inade* Heads for Border THESE LOW PRICED, POPULAR DISHES: nate Drowned When T ofart ChccM quacies” of Slate Law; Bteck Strap Molaascs CORNED TUNA Fresh Benton Is Congratu­ Fishing Boat Capsized Starlac Milk Powder POttK BEEF POT Off Carolina Coast Cottage Cheese Pound BEEF (White Meat Albacore) lated on “ Victory” U. N. Cautious Shoulders ROAST Hartford, Nov. 17—(/T) — Con­ Charleston, S. C., Nov. 17—(/Ti Hell Out of Them” ; More and more cuatomero BONE-IN Search planes today found the On China Row *^ii€k ’ r Eatys’ are buying pork roaata a lit­ 12 Oz. necticut Republicane have aban­ Foe Builds Big Force; tle on the "large aide” and Can doned their flght for a recount In body of Mrs. Frederick H. Ecker having ua cut chope for that Products 7 OZa psrUy embedded in beach sands OCBE STEAK the close election conteet In which South Korean Capitol e.vtra meal. Serve apple­ 3 9 - on Ediato Island 40 miles south of As Veto Looms PEAS ALL THE NAME IMPLIES lb. William Benton (D) noaed out GREEN SALAD sauce and turnips n1th your here. Division Claws Ahead pork roast. LARGE SIZE CALIF. PreMott Biiih (R) by 1,113 votea. With yesterday’* end to the pro­ The 48-year-old wife of Metro­ Fear Precipitate Action I,ean. Snull, Smoked SPERRY & BARNES S & W BONELESS ceeding* before three State Su- politan Life Insurance (hmpany'a Seoul, Nov. 17.—<4")— An ACWRN SQVASH Selected, Brightwood May Cause World W ar; WITH SAUSAGE (lb. S9r) Scot Tissue prejne Court Juatlce* here came Board Chairman was pitched into American tank column blast­ Shoulders Ih. 49e thl* atatement from Bush: the Atlantic Wednesday when a ed its way throiuh a Red SHOESTRING POTATOES WALNUTS Brand— We’ll remove bone ■mall fishing boat capsized. Hope for Peaceful GREEN SALAD Whole Baby Fork L oIr i Ik. 53o "I accept the declalon of our trap in a far Nonh Korean (Acorn ^naiih. 8c lb.) Friday We Feature 3 for stuffing if you wish. parly leader* to withdraw our (re­ James Merrill Herd, Jr. 39, hand­ Removal from Korea 1 Lb. count) peUUon* with good will some New York theatrical pro­ mountain ravine today. Then Swordfish lb, 59c Extra L oor Pork ShouMors Ib. 45o Rolls toward all and 111 will toward no ducer and fishing companion of it rolleii northward in a blaz­ Cello B a g ^ ^ ^ V C New York, Nov. 17—(A*)—Rua- Tour Favorite Meat l.,oaf one. I congratulate my opponent Mrs. Ecker, waa still missing. FRESH HADDOCK FHXETS 3 1 ' ing bid to reach the Manchu­ Made With PInrhunt Extra L orr Pork Butte Ik. 55o on hla victory.” Edward Kane, X8, a Navy aMmaa wbo bad returned from Korea only Seachera believed he also bad slan threata vie with American FRESH SPARE RIBS l , c drowned. rian border in four days. CHUCK GROUND FRESH OTSTERS 49 Demoemts Have Edge Uie day before, geta a thank-yon hug from Dorothy Olsen, 16, of Staten promises today ■■ th# United Na­ RAKED POTATO Baby L oor Fresh Spare Ribs Ib. 49e Benton’e election to the abort Island. N. V. Kane rescued Miss Olsen from the Ore that cost the Mrs. Ecker's body had drifted tions Security Council meets to Communists opened up qn GREEN SALAD BRANDED IJ. S. GOOD CHUCK, BRISKET a)x>ut 15 miles aouthwest of the debate the question of Chinese the 17th Infantry Regiment from term ending In January, 1953, gave live# of her parenta and three alsters. (NEA Telephoto). the hlllaldea as the tanks rumbled (Chuck Ground, 69o lb.) DemoermU a 49-47 edge In the new fishing area off. Seabrook Island Communist intervention in the Ko- Baked Loaf or BONELESS where tha accident happened. lean War. ■long a narrow road in northeaat Our OwR Pure Pork SauMgo Moat, Ib. 59c Senate. A former Aasiatant Sec­ Korea. A three-hour battle ended W F V E E D T retary of State In charge of the Husband FIIm from Coast Russia’s Jacob A. Malik charged IAMR PATTIES («Be ft.) Popper Loaf, Ih, 59c LEGO' last night that the U. 8. waa at­ with 125 ,Communlata dead on tha "Voice of America” program, ho Lieut. Jack Southworth. a CHvtl Eddie Golllns. 6, thought kidnaped from a Wllllama Grove, P*h acbnol BONUTE RICE GOLD M E D A L...... 5 lbs. 53e CORNED Crash of Big Planes ehowa np In Tampa, fla., where he and his uaole, J> D. Collins (right) tacking China on land, <>» fhe sea hills and Marine Ooraaira rocket­ PEAS Tender Cure Ferris Cooked Boneless Hams...... Lb. 8 9d WESSON first took the aeat.laat December Air Patrol pilot, sighted the lx>dy ing the fleeing remnanU. ’ by apiMintment of Governor M k about flahlng. ColUna elalina be’a the boy’* guardian but Eddie’s and In the air. He threatened to CHtEEN SALAD CORNED BEEF Ferris Hickory. Smoked Daisy H a m s...... Lb. KITf;ilEN TESTED LAMB at 7:20 %. m. (E S T) on a low cast the Soviet Union's 47lh veto 'This waa about 23 ihllea south OIL Cheater Bowlea (D), hi* one-time sweep along the beach. He landed mother eay* the youngster was abducted. (AP WIrephoto). Ferris Hickory Smoked Slic^ Bacon ...... Lb. 75d ENRICHED 10 Lbs. 25 Lb*. BEEF to prevent passage of a Security of the Manchurian frontier. advertiaing partner. Bowie* loat Takes Toll of 13 Lives hia plane and examined the body. The commander of the column FLOUR 99c 52.19 pt. 39c by 16,000 vote* to John Lodge (R) Council resolution demanding that 300 MANCHESTER FAMILIES He estimated Mra. Ecker, a cousin Red China withdraw troops from said hla force would reach the Only SOO families are going to enjoy these wonderful Sperry and Barnes Shanklesn in the election, while the State’* of Former President Raymond border early next week and If aenlor Senator, Brlen McMahon Korea. Malik said the U. 8.—not ptaaip fresh Connecticut ROBART FARM TURKEYS, Smoked Shoulders, 4-6 Lb. Avg. Lb. 4 9 d Iw o u n H's CLIQUOT CLUB Poincare of France, had been dead Truman to Continue tha Peiping Communist govern­ fired on from Manchuria— for that is our allotmeni. The 20 to 24 ib. Tom Turkeys Forst Formost .Smoked Roulettes (D), won by about 46,000. rnllflvo E nters ^**‘*^®*‘®® Collide 24 hours. ment—waa the aggreesor. 'We will ahoot bell out of L b .6 9 < 'There wa* no indication from i..OiiaZO riO ierS ^ Uu^ng Refueling Op- Her 83-year-o1d husband, who them." any aource that Republican* ware U. S. Delegate Ernest A. Gros* with lots of tender white breast meat are an economical GINGER I flew from the wcat ooaat yester- immediately countered these aa- Elsewhere on the front: FRESH DRESSED r«ady to try the laat remaining re- South-1 day, received the newa calmly at Battle for Fair Deal b«y U you can use this size. 10c a Ib. jinder the 14 to eration Over sertlona by reading President Tru- South Koreans Advance II lb. Hen Turkeys. Quality . . . flavor . . . tenderness ■ort in the Benton-Buah eonteat— Not Guilty Plea hla Charleaton hotel. room. Mrs. ALL BEEF STEAKS a request for a Senate Injulry into em Arizona Desert man'a atatement streaaing Ameri­ The South Korean Capital Divi­ ALE Each Ecker and Herd bad been objeete can friendship for the people of ipanuitccd whether yon buy a Robart broad-breasted tiM BROILERS $1.23 their charge* of election irregular- of a wide eea and air hunt for the sion clawed 3,000 to 4,000 yards Hur Itokey or the larger broad-breasted Tom Turkey TENDER KNIT. SIRLOIN, PORTERHOUSE OR Will Not Fire Acheson, ( J u i Q i i g A d v i s e Cftina and stating that the V. 8. iUes. In U. S. Court Tucaon, Art*., Nov. 17— UP)— A last two day*. had no Intention of invading that forward on the extreme northeast fkMR Robart. SHORT—ONE PRICE With the withdrawal of the re­ ’The CAP said a search would ■eclor. 1 count petition*, the only remaining ! collision in flight of two giant Professes Uneoneern country. We Have A Good Supply Of continue for Herd's body. “Watchful Waiting” U. S. Marines probed mountalna W e wM have Oapeua and Raaatlng CXileiMna. poat-electlon Investigation in the Coast Guardsmen yesterday On Poll Results; Mum A X h X around Changjin Reservoir in the state in New Haven where the Puerto R icn Who Took | pS.,ton Delegates today took a cautious Olva m tRaugbt to enoMag your turkey In the i Miller's Fresh Plump Fowl found the amall rowboat from attitude. They are walling for the center of the peninsula. lag para ahantanai fafl . . . the b M woS’t ahrink aa State’* Attorney’s office I* check­ Part in Attempt to : ha* ended In flaming death for 13 which they and two friends were Patrols of the U. B. 24th Divi­ sad yon will 27c ing 5,400 abaantee ballot* cast in answer to this question: Will all flatJjjM m eM i^wtth Savor! At preaont we have a aupply of ^ '■ airmen. fishing when the craft was swamp- out Russian diplomatic support en­ sion roamed unopposed more than that dty. Whether it would turn Kill President Truman Ten ethers parachutad to safe­ O"Washington, NoV. 17.--(S’) — Profits courage Peiping to continue and ■lx mllea north of Pakchon in tha Leave Your Order For up any evidence of substantial ir- i ty after the four motor craft northwest. NO. S*/| TIN PREMIER (Coattaaed oa Page Two) President Truman. outwardly enlarge its military operation* In lag WOMwyoot Seasoned Stuffing frona either Pep- regularities remained problemati-1 Is Cockv at Trial amaahed^ogether yesterday after­ American troops hunting down happy and scrappy, evidently waa Korea or will the American ■■ Holiday Poultry cal. noon 50 milee west of Tucaon over AFL and CIO Want surance* res\iU in a withdrawal guerrtllaa far behind the lines re­ Bloek Ohuek Pot Roast Ib. 59e PUMPKIN Aasiatant SUte’s Attorney Ar­ Washington, Nov. 17—(J’)—O*- the sduthern Arlaona desert. ready today to renew battle wHh behind the Manchurian froatlerT ported Inflicting the blggeat-daath thur T. Goimaa MUd tlM probe w«a egr CoIIaEo, accused of two capital The planes,' engaged in a rou the new and old eongraaace for U. S. to Siphon 7 Mil­ I^apite a declaration by Ecua­ toll of any battle action this week. wMitare " >8 OZ. JAR GRANDMOTHER’S "A" GRADE TURKEYS, CAPONS, begun on five or six specific com- Una refueling operation, were seen Views Fortune More than 600 Rada were killed. 1(1 Bo ro Ioss Rib Roast Ib. 89e crimes for hia part in attempUng hie "Fair Deal” program. lion a Year from Ex dor's Antonio Quevedo that the to erupt in flamea and plunge to "Security Council cannot aimply Red raiders retaliated by aettlng SAUSA8E (Oeatlnaed ea Page Nine) to assassinate President Truman, the ground live miles north of the On the political front, Mr. Tru­ Boneless Chuck Roast Ib. 85c MINCE M E A T ROASTING CHICKENS, FOWL, With Caution man discounted the election vic­ cess Business Profits fold Its arms’’ In the face of K tM pAfEMTio' aoVVX'WT J/ I ------pleaded innocent at hie arraign­ PapagCL Indian village of Sllnakya Chlneae inten’cntlon. the majority (Contlnned oa Page Nine) 4 7 on the Sells reservation. The tories of Republicans, reiterated Slilb. II. ------LX- Frosh Qround Chuck Ib* 65c 7ngreas meeting Nov. tax, the American Federation of a brown auit. Another airman, caught flat on 27 to approve an excess profits frontier*. Radio Assures Chinese Official Held Innocent North Side apartmen; with a son Labor and the Congress of Indus- The V. S. feels. Informed source* CAKE______Protesta Rushing Trial the ground after making a suc­ tax. another big chunk of military JuRior Food 15e OYSTERS, SCALLOPS, CLAMS, and daughter, appeared outwardly trlar Organizations aaid the levy said, that every possible resource U. S. Docs Not Intend s p o n g e NO. 5 CAN SUGAR H E ^ T ^ Of Any Disloyalty Leo A. Rover, Chief of three cessful Jump, was cruahed to calm last night over the prospect appropriations, statehood for should be stiff enough to bring it death by a piece of falling wreck­ Alaska and Hawaii and an exten­ court-appointed defense attorneys, of inheriting $2,000,000. up to $7,000,000,000 a year in new (Continued on Page Seven) To Invade Manchuria m o p MACKEREL, FLOUNDEk, COD, Washington, Nov. 17 — {IP) — argued vigorously against rushing age. She Is Mrs. Constance Kretach- sion of rent controls. revenue. The i^estdent had sug­ StralRod Robert Moore, a reporter for Noatfy bvlll-ln PINEAPPLE JUICE 36c Michael E. Lee le out from under Collazo to trial. U. 8. District At­ mar Mock,, who, under a recom­ Few Share Optimism gested $4,000,000,000. Washington, Nov. 17—(Ah— The BOSTON BLUE, HADDOCK, Etc. torney < ^ rg e Morris Fay told the Tucson Arizona Daily Star mendation to Orphans’ Court In The AFL asked for a tax to premr igoMtet Foods 4 for 41o 1 LB. TIN PREMIER PEELED tVHOLE Commerce Department loyalty who' flew to the scene, reported Almost nobody in Congress— State Department radio beamed Judge Schweinhaut that the pros­ Philadelphia may inherit a share including hia own legislative lieu­ net "not leas than $5 to $6 billion.’’ tpenge thy. Only suspicion and also out of hi* 310,- ecution was not attempting to take there, were______-»|Of indlcatlona the all long of the contested $17,000,000 The CIO set its eights on ’'Be- Jury Frees into Ck>mmunlat China today Pres­ Peanut Butter ., 33c 7S0-a-year Job. He resigned and airmen attempted to get out oarnett Estate. tenants—shared Mr. Truman’s op­ $9.99 coftpMe. the Collazo case out of order, hut timism on this score. tween $6 and $7 billion." ident Truman’s aaaurance that the APRICOTS 21c Fresh Fruit and Yegetpbles was fired. ”we do insist that the government the flaming craft 'It's been auch a long, long busi­ United Statues haa no intention of The 42-year-oId economist's case, Their blackened and smashed The President said he waa not Urges 86 Per Cent Rate Wife Slayer RANDALL’S la entitled to a apeedy trial.” ness that I’m practically worn calling (Tongresa back early, aa he The AFL agreed with the Presi­ invading Manchuria and will help CELERY...... 25c a h e ^ ln e maker for the last two After hearing the attorneys. bodies, most of them wearing por­ tions of parachutes, were scat­ out,” Mra. Mock told a reporter. had said he might do, because the dent's proposed tax rate of 75 per protect Chlna’a Intereata along tha POLANER’S years, reaened it* climax—and Judge Schwelnhault fixed no trial ”A person would be foolish to SWEET POTATOES ESCAROLE or tered over ..gin area a half mile request for more, funds to finance cent on bualneae profits which ex­ Florida Man Shot Mate Korean border. EGG NOODLE with apparent end—in these rapid-fire date. He said, however, that he did make plans for the future in this the fighting in Korea and the na­ YAMS u r e j e u i e s development* yesterday: around the crash scene. Bit# of ceed a predetermined normal rate. P not believe the case should be de­ troubl^ world. I hope the money tion’s military buildup still la. be­ But it suggested a tighteqing of Department officials, djeply con­ ENDIVE c layed until Feb. 15, a date sug­ flaming debris were found as far And Her Companion cerned over a poasibility that war TOMATOES. PEPPERS Better Grape ...... 9 1. Announcement by Lee that away aa a mile. does not make my life exciting, ing whipped into shape. th- formula to broaden the tax CHICKEN 15«//%z. Jar 31c Secretary of Commerce Sawyer gested by Rover. Just pleaiwnt.'' Iq • Lonely (joltage will spread beyond Korea, private­ BUTTERNUT Orange Marmalade . . . Sarvlvora Were Dazed There was every sign that Oon- base on the basis of invested cap- had cleared him of dialoyalty, The court’s assignment com­ An air rescue team rushed to •17,000.060 Estate greas would approve any such ly exprenaed hope that Red Cftlha’a SQUASH ...f....lb. 5c RANDALL’S missioner bad suggested that the iUI. Peach Preserves...... BROCCOLI 19c chargea—thereby reveraing a De­ the scene found some of the Mrs. Mock la the daughter of measure. The CIO urged that the excess Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 17—{JP) leaders would consider the preaf- l^ANCY partment Loyalty Board' finding case be set down for trial Dec. 13, dazed survivors standing in two Dr. Howard Sigla'mund Kretaeh- dent’a statement, issued at a hews Apricot Preserves .... a date favored by Fay. But Senate action is doubtful on profits tax rate be 85 per cent in­ —A coroner's Jury last night freed EGG NOODLE with two month* ago—and that he had groups. Five of them wale a mar. an oatetopathic physician stead of 75 per cent as the Admin­ J. P. MdRae of any charges after conference yesterday. CARROTS .. .2 bchs 2.3c who died in 1933. It is,through any excess (vofits tax bill that Mr. Ttuman aaid a professed be­ Pineapple Preserves .. resigned, since “ all doubts as to May Plead Ineanity short distance west of the fallen might be passed in the House early istration proposed. it heard details of how he killed CABBAGE ...... Ib. 5c Currant Jelly ...... BRUSSELL my loyalty have been removed.” Rover hinted that the defense planes. Two others east. The her father, a first cousin of Mr*. Both groups endorsed the sug­ his wife and a city official with lief that the U. N. forces In Korea might rely on an insanity plea to Henrietta A. Garrett, eccentric re­ in Decemtor. Senator Taft of Ohio, would carry the war into China. SPINACH CHICKEN and 2. Later announcement by the remainder were scattered. who heads the Rapublican - Policy gestion of Secretary o f ^ e Treas­ shotgun blasts after finding them Red Raspberry Department that Sawyer cleared save Collazo from the electric All were nished to the base hoi' cluse who died without leaving • was the “pretext” on which the Committee, has said he doesn’t be- ury Snyder that the years 1946 in a nude embrace. Cftinese Communists intervened in SEEDLESS PINK Preserves ...... 39c SPROUTS Bskt. 29c Lee but alao had ordered that he chair. He said the defense lawyers pital at Davia-Monthan Field. will dlapoaing of the $17,000,000 through 1949 be used aa a base McRae lulled hia 33-year-oki GRAPEFRUIT Strawberry ...... MUSHROOMS .s..o.a„ 39c be fired, under authority recently are concerned "with the mental Eight suffered only minor wife and City Safety Commlailon- Korea. .49c (ConUaaed on Fag* Eight) from which to determine the Deaigaed to Reaaiure S & W NEW BEECHNUT granted by Congreaa for auch dla- condition of the defendant.” ■cratchea and could walk. Two (GoaOnued ea Page Bight) amount of earnings that are ex­ er Richard D. Sutton when he Seedless Black Murder and housebreaking with had broken ankles but were other­ Insofar aa the Chinese actually ENGLISH WALNUTS Raspberry ...... 2 For 17c cessive. ^ found them in bed in a secluded do have such fears, the preeident’e .49c ARTICHOKES (Contlnoed on Page Seven) intent to murder are the chief wise reported all right. summer cottage. chargee againat 0>Uazo. Steven Ramon, a Papago Indian Easy on Small Buslneaa statement was dealgned to raaa- STRAINED Both agreed with Mr. Truman A brother, A. G. McRae and two One White House guard waa living In Silnakya.' witnessed the other-wltneasea, told the Jury that killed In the gunfire Collazo par­ cra*h. that the tax should be petroactive (Oontiaiied oa Paige H u m ) Jan. CUCUMBERS 2 For 19c to Ia*t July 1 and that amall bu*i- McRae had gone to Sutton’s cot­ BABY FOOD ticipated In Nov. 1 In front at He said ha spotted what he tage Wednesday, fired two point Blair House. thought waa one plane about noon News Flashes n««* ahould be given apeclal con- .STIR-N-ROLL BEECHNUT CELLO WBAPPBD News Tidbits *|deration. blank blaata at hla aoclally promi­ Rover told the court that tha yesterday. nent wife and her 39-year-old mar­ Btsewr defense lawyers have moved aa “There waa. a flash,” he said (Lato BaDattaa of lba (F) WIN) The view* of the AFL and the Called Frooi UTi Wiras (n o were outlined in statements ried lovergand almost immediately Hold Father mipg JUNIOR FOODS 2^„29c rapidly aa posaible since their ap- “The plane started to come down suffered a heart attack. potntamtt and added that they toward the ground. Then 1 aaw prepared for the House Ways and yuttapgjrm tm m ufi Soagkt Mvorce Evtdeooe lb K0UNTY KI8T — —v - Naw headachea loom for House were confronted with “aerioua that there were two planes. They Means'Chmmtttee, which luhPea-lo In TotV Death WHITE Shot In Stoauch Daring Argument have an exceaa preflta tax bill Waller UcCrae, a nephew, said lOLD MEDAL administration leaders as Repub­ problema, particularly of law.” ' landed very close together, about hla uncle had known for some “Kitch*n-ie)ttd“ l Pounda licans and southern Democrata 1st To advance the Collazo case 10 miles______away______from me.’' Cranston. R. L, Nov. 17—(4*)— A Cranstfin contractor was ready for House action around 12 To 21 Lba. Dec 1 and la leaDftg strongly to­ time of the love tryst* and had PEAS 2&«i25c BOILING word get around that they want above other pending matters. Moore, a fonner Air Force cap-1 shot in the stomach today. Police Chiet. Louis Fouchecourt gone to Sutton’s cottage to seek Ex-Census Bureau Mon WESSON O I L ...... pint 39e I F L O U R S i t better committee asslgameats . Rover continued “would not bq tain aaid three engines from the argument with a brother over land. The wards the Prealdent’a plan. KOUNTY HIST CREAM STYLE Arthur A. Elder. AFL tax con- evidence for a divorce. Lbs. Communist China brusquely rejects consonant with the fine tradi­ Coroner C. S. Greeh said hi* Also Tried to Kill ONIONS 25c tions of American Juatiee.” , .sultant, and Stanley Ruttenberg, Save On aecoad ladlaa proleat at military Jury would return a verdict In the His Wife and Himself FBE8H invasion of TlbcL aaya official Speaks la Engilab locate only Ova.. He described the eonadooB to S L Joseph s Hospital. An hour later polira took CIO research aad education direc­ SCOT TISSUE CORN __ 2 _c*n« 27c tor. aponaorod the atatementa. slaying* In a week or ten day*. ShuiilRO Coffoo Ib. 79o T u r k e t s lb spokesman in NewDelhl. . . Ameri­ ' CMlaso stood up when the. clerk crash scene %■ follows: his brother Sam, abont 51, into euatody for questioning. McCrae 1* the head of a truck­ PREMIEB EXTRA LARGE ca’s top military man, Gen. Omar called “Opcar Ofllazo.” The clerk "In the center of the crash area • • * Like husiiiesa spokesmen yes­ Front Royal, Va., NoV. 17—(/R SOFT WEAVE Cello Bag 17c were two hole* in the ground, one terday, the labor apokeaman and ing firm here. He is 34. Hi* ntpH Over 21 Lbs. CRANBERRIES Bradley, offers to trade atom l)omb then started to read the indict- ew said last night 'that he was —The body of little Lynn Denton Save On Lb. Jars S A W Find Two- Bodies In Lovers’ Lane waa ahipp^ to Naw York rela­ SCOT TOWELS PRUNES 1 Lb. Pkg. for “genuine course of righteous­ Andover, Moasn Nov. 17—(fl*)—Two bodies were foumi to- (Coattaaed on Pngn Seven) resting well under a doctor’s car*. Candied Mixed Fruit*—55c All native Turkeys from the Glendale Farm, Wilbrav 27c M SIZE, PINK SEEDLESS ness In world.” and “all military (Ceattaoed aa Paga Two) (Coattaaed oa Page Elevea) tives for burial today whlla feder­ DOUV ALETTES HEINZ PBESH power for ccntaiy at peace.” I day in a car in a lonely Lovers’ Lane—• woman’s stuffed al authorities held her father os a Save (4e can from regular price) ham, Maaik Beautiful, broad breasted birds, Purina fed. charge of murder in her deatb. Monarch Flneat GRAPEFRUIT 2 For 19c Relative calm prevails on tele­ Into the trunk, a man’s slumped over the wheel They were KLEENEX phone strike froat aa Bell Syetcm timtatively Identified as the bodies of Joseph L. Lamieux, 37, lyim ’a mother, meantime, lay CUCUMBER unconacioiia in a boapital bare White T rro crr 45c PLENTY OF PUKINO SPACE ■eel to b r o ^ n pattern of anti* Doctor Proposes Giving and Pauline Atspins, 36, both o f LaWrence. Police aaid a pre­ Pet Pooch Shot, Buried UGHT BULBS picketing injunctiona .... Army from injuries received in the aame liminary examination indicated murder and suicide. tragic episode which took tb* life Sava On PICKLE______h . c LEMONS 3_r« lOe cays bulk of more than 60,0M CANNON WHILE SHOPPINa THE 25 GWneae Conunnalst toeopa in North Returns from the Grave of the four-year-old child. ,, -^TOWELS and Expectant Dads New Job P. B. L agents said Andrew CraRborry Korea came from re^Iar Red Father Attacks His Family Dan ton, S4-yearrt>ld former Oro- unU and are now operating under . Winter. Wla-, Nov. 17—(4>)—A yongg father studied hla S J — L^JDISH c l o t h s Frozen Food Specials BANANAS 2 Lbs. 29c Chicago, Ntov, 17—(Ah — Threo^of Albert Herman laat September ■us Bureau employe o f Washing- Saaci IcaattSo high headquertera .located in Ko­ S t Louis, Nov. 17 —(*)—K^varrial concept originated by an family with a knife today, killing his two year old son and ton, admltfed that he beat' lynn BNOW CHOP—8UCED rea . . . . Harry-..4^ hy might be a good idea to------let cei^ hi. d.ihi«.Ti..t.thrt.8t..i.,c^ .r. Herman’s four young chUdre^ to deatb and critioally Injured hla Double Green Stamps Given Tonight UbUI 9 bio-ohemiat and atom apy, telle tain expectant fathers stay withSfX old pet dog, was struck by an au­ tomobile, shot in the head and They were upaet when be waa hit wife. Florance. an mountainous With Qish Sales ' Federal court Jury that' Abraham their wives In' the hospital “labor Having agenta-piua a pi^iabor between 25 and 80 years old, then Ulephoited the sherirf and Mqrline drive two days ago. 10.1 STRAWBERRIES 39c Brothman and Miriam Moakewiti buried. by a cqr and ierteualy injured L.T.Wood SNOW CROP room.” a Florida doctor aaya. educational program* designed to sabialtted to aprept. He wga jailed qt Hayward. Authorities Ibto laat month. Dtaea Oar Oear CUtt Zrowpie refused to .tMCOffie Maple Scaurino induced him to be ^ p p i fgeato. ’IhUi If^oae phage of a now FJB4^ Agait BWwad Auarteeb Fod. I ffYe no peapon for the q tt^ ^ dimirltod Ifla nm o f hM (uelu Nalghbar |ho$ W m LOCKEMt PLANT ebUdMrtb program now under Mra. Barman ruolwd him to quoted Dantaa as oaytng ba Traunry lialaacii^' study. He roused himself out at a A al- BABY LIMAS 33c >.£;A S S i r ! I fM r H IM b lUilrtid low grave to prove It. veterinarian but ba was oat of hi* ■tfuck tba ehnd and U n . Danton BIBDE EYE The husband could rub hla ofllce. Mra. Herman, noUng with a botUa. a bammar. and a He wifa’a back and give her encour­ meeting sndM yesterday, that he Leon, Spain, Nov. 17—<^F!^Two locomotivca and a freight He’s back at hla bom* in subur­ Tb Weahington, Nov. i t — (IP)—The ban Oalnmet City looking and Brownie waa aulfering, decided to jack bandla aa they atsod taking and MEAT HOUSE poalUon of the Treasury Nov. 15: agement said Dr. Oren A. ElUng- favors a mlddlile-ground method o n , ear of the Madrfd-Gljon Expreae Jnniped the rolls and plnng- pqt the dog out of hia roiaaiy. 8b* plctuTW of tha vaUay aeaaary- ORANGE JUICE 2 r.45c Boa, of Tampa, in -advocating a the matter and that hia uae of it feeling considerably better than TELEPHONE S424 Net budget reedipt* $151,512,644.- ^ ipto a riyer 40 miles east’of here today; killing the two he was after hia doge brush with aaked a neighbor to ahoot Then, Danton' wna qnetad. ha J li Budget expmtfllorea 5256,465,- modified form of “natural child­ ha* been apparently succesaful. birth." englhecra and two firemen. The eight orowded passenger death. •1.94: ( ~3u b balance 34,156,297, Brownia strayed iflto the home (OoaUaaail ■■ Paga 8U) « •29JM. "Natural childbirth," a oontro- (ODBUaatol an Paga SU) ears were undamaged but a niuabcr of persona were injored. 4 , ■ I'.V; ^ A -.y