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• - ■ .-V j, 'X' •X ; MONDAY, OCTOBER 20i 1962 .. .yA t. . FACE FOURTEEN' miiMhrstfr lEornind V^fltUk^ A Y cn c* DfUly NttT*rM| Ron ...... ' iM rw> tho WMk Badod * ,X Ths Weather ’ ,„Th#.,,Tyl« ..eij-cle. ^ the North along wHh Pascal Maatrangelo la Oct. 18, IMS - .—.Mr. and. Mr A Michael Guraki of.. '.5\: V'.-'.iriSfc-’. ■ roraeaat af.,U.’.a..Wts>R9S'^ <110 Goncxaaa atraat. waca.plcaaanl>t :M«niiK*nioaiai'aiof«.. . . . »l)t .meet running uw'tw o .town :coinniittee Abrat ly iurpriaed to receive a viait frbm nesday nightn ig h.at t 7:4,8...... at the...... church. affair!, ’ aim^nte'd' lK8t Mra. Jennie Smith apd her aon am} Members are asked to‘come pre Charles Prybism, father of Stan ley Prybispn, Democratic candi Fair, not quite an coM tonight. daughter, alt from Sanford. Fla..' pared to make' candles. Anyone’ Three Rallies Memhor of tha AndU , i V -Tl» WMhlnfton PTA ^-Ul iw t wishing further information may date for congrcasn^-at-large, has Fair and warmer Wednesday. tomorrow at 8 p.m; in the »cl)ool over the week end. Mra. Smith and Bareha at Otrealatioaa Mre. Guraki were childhood friends call Mrs. Mary Warren or Mrs. been secured as guest:.gpeaker for CHATHAM’S M ancheiter-"-A City of Village Charm ■H» « . MlM Juie Hayden, tedcher. Etta Miner. the meeting Sunday. o f tka third frade at the acheol. in Austria and came to this' coim- ffairs Next Week try>-40 years ago. They had not o-lU tall o( h*r trip to Kluropa this Monday night, Bayer skid, At- seen each other for 37 yeara. Temple Chapter,'No. 53, 'OE8, t Candidates paat auBuner and hhow alides. tilio .R. Frassinelli, who is a^lve VOL. LXXII, NO. 18 (ClmoaUtod AdvorUiiiig w Paga MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1932 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) will observe Robert Mqrris night in Democrtitic politics in Stamird. PRICE FIVE CENTS St. ^rl8topher*a ifotheri Circle at its meeting in the Masonic State's Legislature Springs, will be the guest speakd Ttm Saltation Army Womjn'a will Bibet tomorrow night at 8 Temple, Wednesday at 8 p.m. A At each of the meetings. Town group of paat. matrons and patrons; Local Democrats, making a de Homa' Uidcok. wUl.-hold a::baker>’ o'cloclt at the home of Mrs. Helen Counsel John D. LaBelle. candidate Casavant. 31 Columbus street. Co- of Ivanhoe Chapter, No. 10, of ■ termined effort to carry the town aala at tha citadel on Saturday. for state senator from the Fourth Oct as. hosteaa will be Mra. RosetU Bot- Hartford,' will exemplify the ritual ] in the approaching state «nd na u . s . ;k s aa*it was in effect in 1868, wear-! tional elections, are holding three District, and Attorney Anthony BIANKET lum. J. Gryk and Mrs. Katherine D. Hambers of Anderaon-Shea Post, ing costumes appropriate to that | rallies in three days’ next week, at Sales at the Mancheatcr Auc period. A cake walk will be hri'l each of which their candidates for Bourn, who are running for the vrw,V rw , and AuxiiiiAuxiliary will meet to- town's . two state representative R e d ^ C h iV ii tion Mart yesterday totaled in the banquet hall in charge of | the state legislature will be .fca- X \ Blfht at 7:80----- I atthe tl l/eclerc Funer- seats, will discuss the issues in i'62.22. There were 214 one-half Past Matrons Misi Mabel G. Trot t i i ^ . \ a l home, in tribute tr to Harry ths campaign, Bayer said. a member of bushel basr.cta of tomatoes sold at ter and Mrs. Marjorie Morrilon. The Democratic town «>mmlt- KimMe, who wi a high of T3..30. a low OLI2.4S and Mrs. Jna. Hohenthal ..ancLhec com tS T P o ^ tee is sponsoring tw-ofHhem,-qne an average of »2.79. od'd 194 crates mittee will serve refreshments. on Sunday at 3 p. m. in the of cauliflower went for a high of LIthuanlan-American C3uh on Pittsburgh, Oct. J2.10 and a IpW^t fl.70. The Profi ssionsl Women's Club 1 Oolway street, and the other the , 21—^5iin—The coal strike spread uneli United Nations, N. Y.. Oct. will meei tomorrow night at 81 following night at 8 o'clock qt the WANTED ployment among railroade^today as more than .322,000 : 21— (/p)— The United Statfls Miss hlgrCha Bell is chairman of o'clock at the home of Helen and ItaHan-Ameriegn 0u b on Eldridge ers carried their protest walkout into its second da.v. Th«''Bal- today blocked a Russian at the committee appointed to con- Gertrude Carrier. 38 Cambridge street. / X, timore and Ohio Railroad, an impo; tempt to issue an immediate riucVA rummage sale for Daugh- street. The speaker will be Ray The .Manchester Federation of CcM|Miit«rs, C orpM ten' mond E. C oo^ r, w ho will discuss. Lec^ Ann Gunoerson 1,200 workers and the Norfolk and- X of Liberty No. 17, i-OM< Democratic Women has scheduled \ Weatern told another 300 workera ’ \ invitation to North Korea ^ u r'sd a v riioming in Orange Hall. "A Stron.qer United Nations, an a meeting fbr Oct. 28 at 8 o'clock Htiptrt m d Labertrt there will be no mpre paychecks . and Communist China to ' Members of the committee w ill be Idea Whose Time Has Come."' One of the vocalists in- the Ro tary Club Minstrel will be Mrs. in the Verplanck School. Tom f o r . them until the minera return take part in United Nation.s A d l a i ^ e e s iW ill a Jovial Mti^don New England Tour at the hall Wednesday night to re Dodd, Democratic candidate for to the pita. ! ir s St. Ellrsbeth's Mothers Circle Lee And Gunderson of 115 Olcott debates on germ warfare. Hollis Firm ceive goods. drive. The show, will be held congress from the first district, The Virginian Railway aaid it, ..The U. S,_ did this through a .will meet 'Wednesday at 8 p.m. at has~also O f f e r bate immediately after the 15-na- IkeLackilig I regularly rehearses on Tuesday cunas, 64 Turnbull road. Onîdea of into Rotary'a, scholarship fund dates running against Dodd and fiRVIS REALTY GO. dajr. Uon .steering committee had Xvenlnga at Center Church, will for. local stCidenta going to col the local Democratic leglslathr^ Win Aftoct Thousands i voted, 12-2 with President Lester , piacUce on Friday,fvenlng of this The Gleniiers group of the South lege. candidates. 5 Dover Rood Thousands of Pennsylvania Rail-; Methodist WSCS will hold a rum B. Pearson of Canada not voting, U. S. PoUcy 1 wee\ at 8 o clock, under the direc- Although a comparative, new ■ Attorney Philip Bayer, who /a completely road employes face reduced work to recommend inclusion of an ‘ No Deals* ' tlon o f Organist' Andrew Watson. mage sale Thursday at the church comer to Manchester, coming here days in the walkout lasts more> ___ at 0 a.m. Anyone wishing to do- American request for UN investi three years ago. the talented MrA than a few days. That railroad hasl gation of Red germ warfare Springfield. 111., Oct.* 21— jOur Lady mf Victory Mothers note articles may call Mrs. Doro Gunderson has been active with new kind of blanket an automatic plan to cut doJ^ I Washington, Oct. 21-—(>P) B y T h e a s s o c i a t e d P l U ^ thy Kissman, Mrs. Edith Smith charges on the assembly agenda. Circle will tneet Wednesday at 8 several chpral. and dramatic work days during a coal îke. — Sen. Wayne Morse (R., (fl>—Gov. Adlai E. Steven or Mrs. Mina Wiley. y The adjournment of debate mo Aboard The EisenhowiP. p.m. with Mrs, Jean Willard of groups in this area, inriudihg the Cial minera are refusing ^ w o r k Ore.) said todai'y he was of son, given a howling gfeetilv^ Special in New England, 209Menry atre^ Manchester Center Thespiwts, the at ..a sweet and low pr^c because the Wage ''-Sti^Hzation tion was carried 11-2 (Poland and fered a “very-high i^ t" by Russia) with one absention and by a hometown audience last '21—(flP)— Dwight D. Eiaea- ' ■ ---- / Ml* Wilfred Crotsen of 137 Beacon Player\ of the 'Tiiivelers board reduced their recently nego the Truman administration Pearson not voting. night, described Gen. Dwight Mystic'Review. Nd^ 7, Woman's North Earn strept, entertained a Insurance Co., the Travelers tiated 81.90 aNtoy h y « t to 81.50. hower warned today thgt group of children in the neighbor YonTl *leep like a kitten under Chatham’! Benefit AsW lation, will meet to- Choral Society and the Associated making their new^jîc dally mini several months ago but .. Russia’s Andrei Gromyko called D. Eisenhower as a man with Communist Russia is strikiiiv hood, Saturday afternoon, mark **Puirey” blanket because it’s made q l 88% rayon this a "‘cowardly move" and "no policy, no program and irtorrow at 8 p.m., inxpdd Fel 'Little Theater group. She ia / mum wage 817.8.5 turned it down because he “ at the jugular vein of fr«a- ing tha first birthday .of her young currently rehearsing for the Bea served notice that he would raise lows Hall. Memberi are request aon, WUfred Stewart Croaaen. The and 12% wqql—a patented weave that gives "We're detei^nedxto hold out thought a Republican should no real faith in the future of dom” and aims to conquer the X ed to gather at the Watkins Fun con Player's "Over 21.” for the 81.90,z declared\.Prealdent the subject again on the floor of America” hoatesa used the Halloween motifs you more warmth without weight than you evee not serve in a Democratic the assembly or in committee world with every treacherous eral Home at 7:48 to pay final re and favors. Relatives from out of During the 1951 spring con P ILE S OF FUN! R. B. HoasW of the. United Mine The Democratic presidential spect to Mrs. Mary Clemson. who cert at 'Travelers, Mrs. Gunderson Workera Local in Acme. sW. Va. administration. when the item came up. measure short of war. town called earlier in the .week thought possible. A truly different blanket, More told a reporter' this was nominee declared his own party had been a member , oi^the pr- ■sang the contralto aria, "My 'ThafsyWhat was negotiated'gnd Before the — germ warfare haa a definite program “ built upon . And then he declared In a ragaA ta remember the baby with gifts, Chalham’ a "Purrey” is as beautiful as it ia \ what he had in min'd when he told delivered on historic Boston Ca«- ganixatlon nearly 85 yeara.______and the children present brought Heart at Thy Sweet Voice,” from that's . what we're going to get>l^ wrangle broke oiit, Poland a solid Mcord of experience.” "Samson and Delilah.” (Instead of Piles the Portland Oregonian In a tele, mon: * . - X ■ him toys and other atticles. Three practical..« at half the cost you d expect to pay! 85% In UMW Idle IXmne-interview yesterday that he charged that the United States Stevenson'r speaking at a rally in the Illinois. State Armory in behalf "If we are to win this daaAy birthday cakes were made for the About 85 per cent of the na bads.teen offered a high position. had deliberately sabotaged the party by friends, and each one We have this splendid value in a complete range tion's 75,000 UMW members are tniA talks at Panmiinjom and of candidates for State and con- struggle with Commuaism, -w* MATTRESSES \ He said the Oregonian was mis greHlonal offices, fired away re must have a leadership that ean had a aingle candle. Susan. Stew- of Dirty Disheil) of dreamy jxtlors,. Chartruese, Blue, Rose, Hunter Idle. Some of the major coal prod taken in interpreting his state called on the assembly Itself to ucing states, like West Vir^nia, peatedly at Elsenhower, his Re unite us behind great objecUraa* art'a aisteri\ assisted in serving Green, Y'diow, Aqua, .Geranium Red and White, ment as an intimation .that repre find a speedy solution to the a iMderahip morally and npiiip. It b better to have a good refreshments, and helped the tots W IT H A Pennsilvania and Kentucky, re Korean war...... —" publican opponent...... —^— AT THE ARMORY 'I fo u t sentatives of Gen. Dwight D. Ei The general, he Mid, ' ‘goes ually itronir.” . . -T rebuilt mattreiBa than a to play with his toys. 'beautifully gift-boxed. port virtually no TIMW-organIxed senhower had offered him a high Polish Foreign Minister Stanla- mines are operating. around saying one thing" only to <^n. OE^ght D. Heerihower nrtinni very liMpy ne be epeake from to front of the Ctty HnU in "... We can (mnquer Common- cheap new one. We re post if he would support tha Re law Skrzesezewki's speech, urging lam if .we have a leadership o f high OGT.MaiiAIS An industry appeal for a return have GOP Sen. Robert A. Taft of Pro>iwnc^. Re I. Tlw RepuMlcaii K--The madels far every hame, every size family... priced ta fit 54x54 Ing away from wprk to'abow their In an address, delivered at Jersey pf fear” that a RapubUean vtctafy diaepproval of the WSB action. that the GOP presidential nominee faith in the future of America,” night. It was aimed at Pinpoint State Public Utilities conttniMteii^ would mean another great dapraa- Stevenaon declared. City during a day of campaigning every budget. Spend just o few cents a doy to own a But orders or not. only 65,000 of "cannot etcape responsibility'' for hill, highest peak on the ridge. has been asked to Intercede In the^ aion. . 3 9 ^ hla endorsement o f Republican Makes No Plea The Democratic nominee re- The attack bogged down on the Su.lri.lrâsV"^^"'’"* *"■ I national gaa tie-up which threat- ^\Elaenhower gav* no indlcatlan Senators who pushed through what muddy alopea .and the Reds with General Electric Dishwasher .. . less than 109 a m eal... 54x72 $3.98 fContlnned on Page Eight) ^•The m^lience - t Jersey City. [ haNraa ready to accept Prsaident the President calls discriminatory Washington, Oct. 21—(ff)— A l (CoiitlnnH on Page Bight) drew at 8:40 p.m., AP correspon Hartford and some other areas of TTumM’a atatement that ha (Tru BfQ - - - NEW - BEAUTIFUL dent John Fujll reported from the first Dtop on A 16nfc lutomobile and treat yourself to hours of extra leisure time for ploy. Immigration liwa. ------ger Hiss, one of the side-issues of tour, was told that the GOP presl the state, It was learned this man) had not accused the general kHSMFi front. Fujii Mid the ridge still was STAIN RESISTANT— CRACK RESISTAN , Bepeato Words the presidential campaign, be dentlal nominee has been advising morning. of belng^'anti-OatlioUe and anti- See them today. He repeated the words in last comes eligible for parole Just one quiet more than two hours later... Semitic. . - ssr 39d m- grateful that JcwlM and Catholic The night was so ...... Eisenhower himself took note of Parole board's next scheduled visit East African colony for months. South Korean troops battled to I was not In the populiu-ly i HALE’S BABY SHOP munist. . / ' to L«wlsburg to hold hearings within 40 yards of the crest of shortages o f fuel might occur thia ed meaning of the word, a politi "I was shMked and amaziMl,” the growing controversy yeeter- Among them was Jomo KJnyat- Army Assails winter. Its appeal to the FPC will day when he told whistleatop there will be during the Week of ta, president of the Kenya African Iron Horse mountain at noon to cian; . Caters to Manchester's younger set with some of the best known lines $'erguson said, "to learn that Por Nov, 10. Union. day. They pulled back, how he ba.scd on results of this investi "I was no politician then; I am ter, in aasoctation with, other pro- crowds at Providence, R. I, and At gation. tleboro, Maaa. that the adininUtra- Board membera said that if Hiss (In London, the Colonial Office ever, because ^their supporting, not now; and I doubt that X eVer of baby clothes in the country. For selection, quality and style it's HALE'S Communiats, haa a long record of Story GIs Get Algonquin has virtually com Uqn had accused him of being applies for parole anytime before Mid more than 130 suspected Mau tanks could not And their targets shall be. , { advocating revolution—by violence pleted a 850,000.000 transmission N ew Low Priet On Kodak's enti-SemiUe and anti-Catholic. that date, he will be heard then, Mans had been taken into eus- through heavy fog that coveted ' * . No Pledges first "and always. Let us show you. if neceaaary." line from Larabertaville, N. J., to "How long can- they gel to try along with other Ltewisburg pris toily). the Valley floor. Old Style Arms "Moreover, once the nomination Ferguson emphasized the man oners. ,. A chill rain fell across the bat Boston, with several Connecticut he was talking about was not to to aell that sort of thing?” he State of Emergency was tendared me, I made a certain BROWNIE asked. Efforts have been made in the The roundup wa* carried out tle front. It pelted^ the weary gas companies including the Hart pledge to all thene who would Join be confused with Paul A. Porter, Wajflilngton, Oct. 21— )— The political campaign to associate under a state of emergency — Allied troops and tiim ^ the. earth (/f ford Gas Company, promised th'le cniMde from all partiM or, Washington attorney who once "I did no such thing,” Truman Army described aa untrue and "ex MOVIE declared in hla statement yeater- both General Dwight D. Eisen equivalent to matrial law — de delivery by the first of November. headed the Office of Price' Admin- hower and Gov. Adlai E. Steven tremely destructive criticism” the However, Algonquin is faced totration. Paul R. Porter is deputy day, "and indeed meant no such clared last night bv the Kenva (Continued on I’ngu Bight) (C'-ontlnned oe Page Eight) thing, and M y fair person who son with Hlaa, who was convicted government, battalion Of British statement -of two former intelll- with the loss of its original cer CAMERA /apeclal representative in Europe in 1950 on charges o f lying when officers that the G1 in Korea tificate of convenience and neces reads what in fact I did My, must troops, the Lancashire' Fusiliers, gr/ke for MSA. he denied under oath that he ever sity granted hj the FPC. The com The Michigan Senator said he be as shocked as -I am by the were landed here by air to add is UJned with outmoded weapons lac. Fed. gave State departments secrets to pany's license may be revoked to acted as a member of a Senate abaurditiea in the prcM of the last steel to the goverinvenfa drive, and'^that this results in needless $4 2 . 5 0 Tax a Communist courier. Thq self-de- death. morrow. Without it, the company appropriations “watchdog" sub few days." ■ <* after midnight. By noon, there, had News Tidbits -syribed courier, Whittaker Cham been no resistance and no sign of Garett Underhill, formerly - of could not legally operate the pipe Bulletins committee that keeps check on But, the President added, he did' bers, said that he did. line. FRIGIDAIRE A better bay than ever, thia ' foreign aid spending. any native reaction. The malority Culled from AP Wires . the Army's G-2 aection. and Ronald frofii the AP Wires camera makes msrs'eloaa of those picked up. including two Several months ago the U. S. Offers to Return (Centinued on Pngn Bight) (Continned bn Page Eight) Schiller, a Naval int.elliMnce offi Bylvanl*—thp t^le^Wlon t|iHt color movies, outdoors or In Hia ofllcc said MSA had advised women, were members of the Ki cer in World War II, Mid in- a District Court in Philadelphia re jroti EVCR\THIN la p%«p>’>iay thr porformancp of any ,x ably ns the. box Brownie you -^country whenavar ths aubcommitr inent leaders In the. Kenya Afrl- berley.....South Africa, dlapieiue diera. tn Korea carry antiquated grew op with, Stop in sad tea datfroff. ca'n Union. r- ' angry rrbwd of 300 natives demon cense. Algonquin - appealed to th! WeelUagtoM- racatvar. Prlrp* atart at ». s r... arms although the Army haa a U. S. Supreme Court for a hearing, «199 95 let ns show you. W.-JahRKana«ji; )d8A daputy Kenyatta. who has.a'white wife strating outside nJCimberly Mag- variety of new . weapons either ta vri-;,-: V LocJge S^^ IkelNeeds an ff ami. in.'.Britain, waa flown"Ym-' 'iat'Catela Court în pzotaat'.ngnliut' and rat .ihe sable time proceeded, to mUntoaee-'Or'on drawing- ho«rda.“ -' ' rirtereia ^Mepltal- , n ta gutement, " saying. Poittt medt'atelv to .a . remote northern. trial df,_41 natlvQL^harged with build fts plpelini." ‘ ‘ L wanted to cOihe heck and anawnf frimHer'province Vhwii'hr'wili'he Haj. Gen* Wsrd.H.. Marla..-Army . v-A week ago the Bupreihe Court toMtaMot oL lanmgttto : : |ml breaking “pans li^ 'T . . 'Rchifl I^puty Chief 'of Staff for Research aJL qtieationa Ferguson f$ay hav*. held pending further decision by Huk who M ys he nrf'fed up wilh denied Algonquin's appeal for ths , what hla. phyeletoa tomtiM a 5191 roÂÔRY^nNED ‘ess and Development, said yesterday hearing. The company then asked mild risspirmtory cenditioe. Cagh Price S299.7S Aagertlng Portar'a actions have the colony's governor. bunted Ufe” and longs for his fam ■r- "shown him to be a vigorMis fight Kenyatta went to Britain 23 this was "conjecture” and chal a stay of the denial. FRBtCIlIRTIOM PHARMACY ily, surrenders with a present for ■ SYLVANIA TV . TECHNICIANS There's ae reugh scrubbing ef delbes er against Communlam,” Kenney years ago to seek British govern the army'—the right arm o f his lenged < Underhill and Schiller to Monday the request for a atsy TYPHOON DAMAGE HUHI svMi Live-Water Action. Oeihes ere 901 M A I N ST H E E T - M A HC Hr S T [ R ■aid; -><- vice-prealdential nominee. ment approval of land reforms slain leader. . Saigon, Indo-Ckina, OeL SI—h No sooner had General Dwight submerged In sveler ell the lime, wWs "I am sure all fair-minded ciU- though President Truman and which would benefit the'Kikiivus. Sec. of Navy Kimball says more (CmiUuMd ea Page ..Eight) (Continued on Pnge Eight) (Abr-A typhoon' which ewept D. Eisenhower left Obnnectidut aenli svlll withheld any Judgment presidential nominee Adlai Steven- He married Edna Grace Clarke, an armed force* all kinds hequired over eouthern Indo-Chlaa yen^ roiling currents ef bet, sudsy water yesterday after a day of cam o i I New Low $ ,50 going Ibreugb them. Two fresti-woter, on this case unUl all ths facU are •on have campaigned in the state, engineer's daughter, there in 1942, to "force decision in Korea”. . . . A terdny roueed Se onoualttM ta ?: m m shop In.'* paigning for President than Gov and the lattyr la coming back next He returned to Kenva four years “D e m o c r a ts for Eisenhower' Planthelt, a ftehing village I live -Water rinses 8eel eN d'lcteweyk I Price cau Ferguson'! statemsnt Mid hla ernor Lodge went on the radio week. later without his family. group ia formed with bendqnar- Probe Infers Liquor Firms milee northeast of Solgito. BmC with a- plea for the election of "W hy Isn’t, he (Sparkman) up Members of the 'Mau Man. who tera In New York. many were killed waa net deter* am Pnge Bght) Republican Congreaamen. here telling the people of Connecti Sen. WlUtam Benton preeente It mined. The typhoon canoed three' ® The 88..50 eharge for labor onl.y If paid when eatl is Pointing out that Connecticut ia ^^Ôipleted. No eharge if .voiir »ei is In servlee guarantee. cut his views on FEPC (Fair Em- (CouMnned on Page Eight) foot scale model of U. S. S. Con death* In Saigon bat the womt ■ one of two sUtea which will elect ploi’ment Practices OommiMion) ?” necticut, found in Naval gun fac Paid to Halt Trust Inquiry Mows were felt In the e n n nnrth two Senators next month. Lodge YEAR-ROUND lUR CONDITIONING Ckech Reds Whip LsJdge asked. "A lot of our people tory in Waahihgton, to 'State e f ' (WI*- Many villages Wei*. Mid Elsenhower needed a Republi would like to hear more about that Library in Hartford . . . State- wreeked. Cliiau^ Urges U. S. Waahington, Oct. 21—UP)— A • ^ ".t wetMiig can-controlled Congress to "carry •white supremacy' ballot on adilch TXit Commissioner William- F. contributions were regarded by Scout Influences out hia great program for the res Connelly aaya tax income for flepL congressional committee reported the individuals h'ho made' them aa REPORT ACHESON TALK HIGH STANDARDS he and Governor Stevenson are today "there ia an Inference” (hat • **‘*rweier cue and relnvlgoration of thia running in A U bam c” Lead War on Red^ dropped Sttt.iSI to a total of |t,- necessary business expenses." - YWIiye,,(0et. SI—(iTW-PeipfaB. .-51 political contributions by - liquor WsWbstler WUIUm P. quieh ebeervea the Mgheet country." 652,167 as compared with S«pt., Paid Both ParUe* Radio tonight Mid U.S. floor*-- The J. W. Hale Corp. wishes to remind you that tomorrow you may need a ■tandards In rendering eerviee’ to locay' " fKashlngton, O ct 21—UP)-^The When General Elsenhower companiee had some connection The Governor spoke briefly 1951. The contributions went to both tnry of Stste Dean AiehMea fiimUIrs. Careful attention to detail con CMeh Comasuniata report they makes hia second campeiga ap- Taipeh. Oct. 21—(AV- Chiang Witt the "tapering off" of an an- major political parties, and the Visiting Nurse— make sure of her services by tontributing to the M A N about U. 8. Senator William A. pearanca in Connecticut tomorrow, Mohamed AI Aaaad is rc-etocted "publicly eanoueeed the Afliggto tributes to amooth order. have Juat about conquered the Kai-shek today urged - East ^ d tl-lruat probe of'the Industry In Mme individuals frequently gave Ceme in I PurtelL GOP candidate for the full he will have Democratic cpmpeti- preektent of the Lebanon C ham ^r ena intention to conttaflY* llw CHESTER PUBLIC h e a l t h n u r s in g ASSO C IATIO N . Send contribu "unhealthy" influancaa o f the Boy of Deputies . . : Gov. John Lodge Jt49. to. both parties in the same year, BRUNNER’S lee e DemeiietrwNwiI Seriate term, Prencott Bush, candi Uon in the person, of Senator Estes West to form a "common , front Korean war in Me epeeeh Than* goout movement asks state-wide observance Thurs However, the committee Mid the' report Mid. tions to: „ date for the four-yMr term, end Kefauver of Tennessee, speaMng against Communism. Unless they day before the UN Oenaml A»>* Before tha Oommunlato took day of Umted Nations Day, aM*rt- '•the evidence ia not conclusive", Of a to u t of between 8155,5$0 DEPARTMFNTT.Y the nix Republican esmdidatea for In behalf of Governor Stevenson do. he Mid. the East will fall to ing that "moet great idenin nt« and committee aidea declined to and 8165,550- contributed during eembly. ' “iyl MRS. HAMILTON BICKFORD, ASSISTANT TREASURER over four years ago. aaid ■ Prague ,U. 8. Reprenentative, praising their who defeated hinr fpr the preei- radio broadcast picked up by U. records. Soviet imperialism and after that ■ubatance of reality only ti-li reporters who drew the infer the f(>ur yeara 1948 through 1051, dentlal nomination. the whole world. 11 JOIN PAPACKM MANCHESTER PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING' ASSOCIATION 8. government monitors, the "Even though they cannot defeat long and difficult - pror ence. or on what It^ was based. the report Mid between ' 8112.450 KEMP'S Kefauer U booked to talk to By the term "East'", he ex The report. Issued by a House Atheno, Greece. Get. SI—<*)—•' 858 EAST CENTER STREET—TELEl'HONE 5191 BcouU sought to "befog young General Eiaenhowar. the Demo- and 81^.450 went to the Dem<>-y morrow' evening in Wilton .and plained be: meant the Far East Waterbury #'ire Marshal Geoiê Judicihry aubcommittee that has evata. while the Republicans re At tenet 11. -termer eobtatl SALES eed SERVICE 22 GREENHILL STREET people about loving cooperation eratg hope to retain control of the Norwalk, and the following day and Middle East. between rich and poor." The broad Carroll M ys his department h o been mvestlgatin!; the Justice de ceived between 848,100 and 845,- mlnletera and ex-wsmheie e f. Uhlted StAtM OongreH,” Lodge he ia due to talk 'on pomiption The Chinese Nationalist gen- OPEN THLUS. and FRI. UNTIL 9:.'I0 K M. ’ INCOKPURATED begun toveeUgntion of suspected partment, Mid tM political coh- 100. pnrttnnwat today Jetaed Eta. cast also Mid the ScouU "promot- ■aid. In government at a meeting of eraliarimo expressed his views at 763 MAIN ST. “ . ANNUAL DRIVE October 1st to November 1st ad an unhealthy romanUciam In tncendilary fire at home of Edward tributtons were not made by the The report, one. of a aeries, dealt parade o f Greek pelittoni flgiiita OTHjER NIGHTS !TIL 6i-SATURDAY T IL 5 P. M. ' ■ ■ » Wnato SpMtaMui VMt university of Connecticut stu a general news conference, open Maglio Satufday ’ night . . ,. to get behtad FleM SUnhnV TEL. 5680 225 MMN ST. the young, centering on cowboys. He apoke critically about the companies themselves, but by in mainly with operationa of the dents in Stofrs. to all foreign correspondents Dnughter of late Alfred E. Srnlih Alexander Pnpagos’ Greek EaMff non-appearanea in Gonnactieut of dividuals connected with them, liquor industry's "big four"—Jo- ‘‘Happy Warrior” of Democratio and I Forty ier the N*v. It partlMi •- i’ (C a ttoned an Pag* •) Sariator John Sparknun, Demo- M Pfifff aigkt) (Goutinned ou Paga Etoeca) party endoraaa Elaenhower. s. V "There are IndicaUond tbat the (Oenttaflod *■ Page B g h t) Y- mentary eleeilsoR ^ * -> I ' - 'h - ' f . i - ■< V . ’ ] " • ■ ■ ■* ■ . ' r. ' V V ■ ■■ ■ /• r V -h- k ;. v . '■ -i 'iv ■' -N. “ ■ - ;:V' ' ,.'X ' v x:^.| iv ‘'o'.A ... . i -• j . U - N .V' ■ V-'; »-j*S43iV5a*>rA 'and '..£ri tu r k e y f / - - the social and ithey heard talks by School seniors presents(1 Miss Wal- to bring in clothing for the us»d THE BOWEET a representative from a cosmetic lelt, who also served as a council .clothing for Korea drive being Kirk DMglee BOTB .company bn good grooming and lor at Girls State, with a gift at isponsored by the_ UN AM this Night Nearing KUi. lAreeM the cloSe Of their talks last eve *«O L D how children are bared for in week. Clothing for this drive THKursday. . Friday.. Satuitday. . October 23' 24'25 are - r m ARC First Aid Class Begins Of Government ooirqty homes and also hsd an op- ning. should be left at either the South RANGE and FUEL OIL TH AT U N E ” - Reservations for the ’^turkey M O SK T» portunitv to'participate In sports. To Attend Parley Meth(xliat Church, Center. Congre- ___Second Congrega- supper s t the t;M-S:M-»:a li4S-S:M Girls Disrovpr Function Teld Week’s Aeflvltle* A t the business meeting of the gationar Church, Conimunlty Y or 24 Hour Peliyery Service 2 \ ' tlo^*Church, Friday at 6:30 p.m^ Tonight for 10-Week Period unit It was announced that the American Legion Home toilay Ar Wed.. "M EBET W ID O W "—Teeli. Margaret Rogers continued with ahould be made without delay ■ to At State University the story of the week’s activities, president, Mrs. Raymond Gosselln, tomorrow so that It may be assist the Woman s League ôups and the seoiftary. Mrs. J. F. Wal parked by Thursday night. Coventry, Qct. 21r— pedal . today at 8 p. m. at Club Knsciiis- telling how the girls were divided with their pjdns and Is Most Absorbing lett, would attenll the department At the conclitalon o f the meet The American National Red Croes *ko, Vernon, -ponaored by the Re Into blue and gold'parties, with Parishioners whose nsmes o«P" some remsining Independent, ex parleYSt'the Hotel Bond In Hart ing' Tefreshmentk of'coffee and MORIARH BROTHERS T et WlDdaag L a d a «-»OT> X standard first aid course with the publican Woman’s Club of Vernon. We learned a great deal about ford on Nov. 1. Mrs. Charles Wig- coffee cakf were served by. Mr.s. with the Wttws. A-H. who plan to civilian adefense .S'upplement will plaining hoW each party adopted attend luid have not ’This will be in the form of s re government and how tt functions a platform and campaigned for its ren,, ehalrman of the psst presi Ruth HIckox and Mris, J. F. Wal 315 CENTER STREET TEL. 5135 begin today at,'t p, m. at the ception for Senator William Pur- dents’ club, announced that the iduld conUct Mrs. Millard and alsi^jiad a wonderful time,” candidates snd then the'election lett. Grange H all,in North Cm-entry. tell and all Tdllsnd County Repub fall meeting of the group would Park- I to M, Mrs. Norman South- The 10-wepk course is spbn.sored declared Mary Ann UarUn And was held. After the election the erttS’. and N to Z, Mrs. H. Klnga- lican candidates. oath of office was sdministered b.v be held at her home. 15 Stephen Robert Ingersoll, well-known jointly by'the Gledhill Emergency Coventry Junior Homemakers Margaret Rogers, high school sen street, on Monday evenlng.G3<'t. 27.- lecturer, served as a colonel dur ly Kuhney. . . _ aquad,,And Coventry Grange. Mf/. former Chief Justice William Tile menu will include roast tur 4-H Club will have a reorganlwi- iors, who attended Laurel Gtr|a Maltbie in the presence o f Lt. Gov Party Plans Annonnred ing the Civil War. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays ^ and women ai-e invited. Capt. Shir- tlOB.,__meeting___tomorrow^ afte>. ^ U te at the Universtt.v of Coh- key with dressing, m a sh ^ p o t^ ley E.- OledWll of-^he Stpiad-wrtff ernor,..Edward Alien. .and_ many -— Mrs.-Floj-otw^s-TAylorr- chairman: toes and turnips, tossed salsa, neclTcul Iasf~Xui\e, at the meeting other state offirlals. Diplomas and of Civilian Defense, reported tlist ^ e Instructions. Books and til- *** •^**P*' of the American Legion Auxilary cranberry sauce, rolls, apple pl« nntfTtliiii himrificfik -iE*ni f*n«t Oft .WOHriAn^ I 9 ^ a tr , -ji----it---- pins were presented to all the girla 67 hours had been given since the an|tu1ai< bandage -will cost 5H) centk. last night at the Legion Home.- i and coffee. Several of the women Coventry Fragment Society will by Mrs. Chsries Gilbert, psst na Captain Gledhill said if there is The girls, enthusiastic ove^ the last mretlhfe. Plans for the Hal wUl roast the turkeys In their 1 / have a h»rvest,supper tomorrow tional president of the American loween parties to he held on Obt. sufficient interest, an advanced *e'ek they hsd had, expressed theip Hninino mills homes. Four of the Lucy Spencer night at the Church Community I.,egion Auxiliary. The week closed course will be held lat^, also a appreciation to the local unit for 31 were announced by Mrs. Ruth group win cook the, vegeUbles at Wl«k refre.«her course for those.whose House. with the governor’s ball in which HIckox,. rommunity service chair- "Crosawlnds** The Coventry Planning and Zon making this opportunity available those participating in both Boys the church In the afternoon. Advanced ce rt^ a te s expire this to them. man, and she s.sked , mehihers to Mary Cushman group will set the la Tcckaleolar ing Commission will meet Thura and Girls States Joined for a won meet, at the I,.eginn Home on W’ed- — aad — , Portion of Group derful evening of fun. tables and clear them aftei- the •THE TANJUr ABE •ISI Voters Made day at 8 p. m. st the Town Officee| In Introducing the two girls nesday night, Oct. 29, at 7:30 to meal, and the young people of Mu COIMO" A tota.1 of 131'Voters were made building. In appreciation for hef- klnd- help fill the bags of goodies. She Plait Tk«M eartoeai Miss Barbara Wallett,. Glpls State Sigma Chi will wash the dishes. Saturday at the town clerk's of Pemonal Mention chairman of the local auxiliary, CHILDSEN'S 1.Pe. The Mary McClure group will serve fice, South Coventry. TTiis |s the Vivian Howai)1 Savage of Water told how they were part of a group V the food, family style. .... largest nurnber for any of the five, front Park and Mrs. Edna Mae of X56 girls who attended Laurel An educational film on the de sessions since July 26. Party regis Tracy of New Park ave., ’ Hart Girls State, and part of 12,000 velopment of this country will be trations follows First District, 23 ford, were married Friday evening girls all over the United States Attention Please! shown, which tt Is believed will ap Republicans, 34 Democrats, >19 In- at the parsonage of the Hrat Con who attended similar Girls States, peal to both adults ahd children. A BlJRNSlDK-rr de^ndents,' Second District, five gregational Church. Wall,st. Rev. under the sponsorship (if the Amer collection will be received to help, for each party and five Independ ican Legion Auxiliary. r.HTMis i.infiLaidi ents. Truman O. Ireland, minister, per defray expenses of the entertain formed the ceremony. The first speaker, Mary Ann New voter.s made In the five TONY BUYSSE ment and supper. Today’s Event Calendar Martin, reported on the program Vlekey sessions total 5.37. Of this 161 Tuesday gatherings will Include for the first part of the week, be I EIrk ' Does Us Joined the Republican party and “ Sound joint Young Mothers Club of South ginning with the welcome by Jus- Win Ddhrcr WtsMy—Tliurs., Sot. SNO-SUITS “The BUr 118 Democrats. 258 Independents. On Nov. 3 there will he a special Coventry and Mothers Club of. tloe Raymqnd Bat(fa1n and Of O ff" North Coventry at Connecticut ficials of the American Legion and Sky" session for those' whose rights Is esUr mature after Oct. 18. Light and Power Company, dem Auxiliary. The motto for the week onstration on food and washing. was "Love Thy Neighbor.’’ She FRESH EGGS ANI^CKENS At S:ie (;N sbA U ;lt The voting hours on election day will be extended until 8 p. m. This went on to explain the procedure Manehealer Evening Herald IF INTERESTED--CALL COVENTRY 7-G419 ComhiittMS iDid booth chairman was voted at a .special town meett by which the fflrls were separated I of C^tar Church women’s Feder- I Wrd.. "Tks Merry WlAsw" Is ftoventry Bureau. Mrs. Charles L, into towns and cities, and nom- NOW— Isckslcslsr pies "AssIsBBSst Is Ing Saturday night at the George latlbn have already begun exten- Hersey Robertson School. Little, telephone Coventry 7r62$l. dve preparations for a'^Holiday Fsris" Plan For InstnieHnn X; . m iBasaar." 'This annual ew nt is Instructions on the use of vot Adverflsement - ■chaduled for Nov. 12 in the pacr 'e e a s y f r e e p a r k i n g e ing machines will be. demonstrated Public players’ choice Ctfd Easy to waoh, aturdy lyrtof fabric, .w^rm qnlltedJani.. llah house, with Mre. WlUtsm \ Saturday, from 1-6 p. m. and the Part.v, 'Thursday,, ■ October 2.3. 8 nel HBlng, with all trool Interlining. Long zipper down 4^ S t ^ e l and Mrs. Rockwell H. Pot firehouses in Iôrth and South p. 'm. Refreshments and prizes. front nnd leg makes drenaing enay. Red, green, bfaies ter, Jr., co-chairmen. Sponsored by Women’s Service Coventry. These will be' under the brown. SIzea 8 to 4. In addition to 12 booths offer- auspices of the Board of Select Guild of First Congregational THE BIG FAMM SHOW OF THE YEAR ling sn assortment of hsndifisde iRTFORlT men. •- Church, In the vestry. A(imlssion 50c. Proceeds for church. and homemade' artlclee, an all-day D l l ^ l Named president janraery will be provided for small Mrs.. Adam G. Quandt,* Sr., has NYLON AND RAYON GARARDINE [children,' and a chHdreh'a party been named president o f the new Advertisement- 4 [after school hours. Woman’s Service of the First Girl desires ride from vicinity Rotary Chb MINSTREL SHOW ti| be sure As In former years, luncheon, Congregational' Church In South Cheney Bcothers to North Coven Ilea and dinner will be served, and '"BITTER RICE” Coventry. Other,officers follow: try about 4 afternoons Monday [for after-dinner entertainment the Esttrsly la EatUsh Vice president, Mrs.. George F. through Friday, Call Coventry THE^THIRO ANNUAL EVENT--RIGGER AND lETTER THAN EVER STORM COAT'.X" Center Thespians will present a flllrSBs MsafsAs Rowland: secrâry, Mrg. Florence 7-6875 after 8 o’clock. [one-act play. VIctsr OsssauB H. Cochrane;, trea.snrer, Mra. An- Volunteer help is still needed ■4pn M. Lassen. T3ie. welcoming CLUE TO MISSING MAN land will be welcomed by booth •‘Virginia City' rOnynittee will be headed to Mrs.' Walllngton, Oct 21 — (jpi -The AT THE NEW WADDELL SCHOOL chairmen. Donations of goods G. j^JdcLallen; publicity Mrs. SW-SETS and money will also be gratefully Errsl tTlyas' automobile in which Edward ■ L'lovd pjvMaoQtiown. .. — - Zienkowicz drove to New York O CTO IER 24fli and 28Hi —^ accepted. The group'.^'ill be in charge of last Friday tb pick up a $5,400 a public. playefb*.,chnice card party cash payroll for the Engliahtown FOR THE BENEFIT OF WORTHY AND NEEDY MANCHESTER Sisterhood’s Sale Thursday at 8 p. m. In the vestry Manufacturing Company haa been to raise funds for thiS'ens Tom orrow prizes given. Mrs. M cLall^, and ssid New York police found the “THE MG 8KV” Mrs. Ruth Welles will be In gbn; car abandoned there, but that the Loan Fund can aid. eral charge of the party. 'wrhereabouts of the 32-year-old The fall rummage aalf of the “Hard, Fast and BeanUtaT* New Itrapes Being Made Zlenkpwlcz still la unknown. The j Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom New drapes for the church are misaing 4pan’s mother said he had Alpara-lineff, water-ri^llent atom coat wttlj full fur wlU open tomorrow at 1 p. m. In being made at Mrs. Rowland's complained feeling ill for atmut the Temple vestry at Myrtle and home, A.ssi.sting with the sewing a week befopS-he disappeared. 6 End Mir^ Chorus of 40 ^ CouuiM Oli Timo collar, quilted wool Hned aid pants. Matching gnllted linden streets, and will continue In sddition to Mrs. Rowland are all day Thurpday. Some new lined aki cap. Nbvy or dark green. SIzea 4 to (x, \ MEET THE GALS WHO TAKE OVER FOR WDA^^ Mrs. G. Crickmore, Mrs. Reiman R O Y A L T Y a t 'F (a H T 9 / woolen remnants. In addition to F. LeDo.vt and Mra. Dayton H. Miuitrol Jokos auri Music. Jimmy MsKay DirMtiug the regular mercbsmdlse usually YamSgata. Japan, Oct.' 2 1 - - I' Whipple. Emperor Hirohito and Empreaa ' / right to left seated: Betty Bubb, President; Louise Johnson, 2nd Vice President. / I offered at theae events, will be on The Pastor's Council of the Nagako witnessed their first' hblK^ standing: Lydia Anderson, I st Vice President; JaniceÔrawshaw, Secretary, / | ale. rhnrrh will have a special meet M n. Henry Rosanzwelg Is chslr- Ing bouts today—and had a some "Rofory Show Dollars^ Mary Tierney, Treasurerl \ ing Friday at 8. p. m. In the ves- what uneasy time. , $1.00 I man, with Mrs. Israel Goodstlne ■ try. A nominating committee of NYLON and RAYON and Mra. Nathan Sandals as vice- both appeared relieved when a Aid Manehostar Scholdn" seven members will be appointed towel was throwm Into the ring by chairmen. to prepare a ballot to be, submit'r a nervous second whose fighter GABARDINE fed at the annual church’ meeting waa being chased around the ring. | $ we female employes of Burton’s have our own Bill of Rights! wO insist on having a chance to prove t^ h e world that women are In January. On the ballot will Sales in Decline appear the names of candidates as capable as men In business, (look what wOmen are doing in every walk of life . . politics . . civic life . . and the arts!) dear old for all offices, hoards and com_- S K I P A N T S At Auction Mart mittee positions whose teniiire of Boys’ and Girls’ Rib Top stylniTwam quUM lining. Red, brown, nnvy, grMn. democratic papa burton lets us prove oUr point on Women's Days, he hands us the keys and hits the road, and we take over from office expires at the January meet Sizes 8 to 10. ' y . ing unless the pre.sent encumbent the stockrooms to the light switches for three whole days! everyone of us are just sparkling with enthusiasm and bursting with Tomatoes and cauliflower were .. 1 is up for reelectlon. At the .an I the only truck garden products nual meeting there will be nom reaching the Manchester Auction inations acfepted from the floor pride over thf rip roaring values we've piled up for ybu . . the women . . tfie thrifty wonder women of today! Mart on Charter Oak street yes- as In the past. LADIESVLONG SLEEVE I terday afternoon and sales .cdh- ■ Committee to Meet tlnuM to drop off as the season The Every-Member Protestant DO YOU NEED A ( WE'LL BE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY TO PURTY UP THE STORE.) nears an end. There were 106 half canvass committee will meet to TURtLE-NECK I bushel baskets of tomatoes selling day at 8 p. m. in the vestry. All at a high of $2.60, a low of $2 and persons Interested in as.sistlng the an aven ge of $1.08. Cauliflower committee are requested st- w ^ fo r a'hl|^ o f $1.00 and a low temi: Rsjdnona B; Bepnett Is /I o f $1.00 per crate with 123 crates chairman. bei^ dlepoeed of. Total sales for The Senior Hi Youfh Fellowship [ I the day amounted to $826.50. • ' Council members will meet fol-'T lowing the Every-Member Can TOUGH STUDENT HELD vass committee session In the vestry. East Hartford, ,Oct. 21— — Visit to (tiurch-SehooI SERVICE GIVEN X- I Police said a 14-year-oId boy was The church-s'^hool of the First The care given includes all forma of bedside nuraing. instruction to ex taken to the Juvenile detention /. Congre.qatlonal Church hsd as pectant mothers as regards theirowm health and the after care of the babjc, home In Hartford yesterday after vIsitoTS Si’.ndav morning Mrs. 100% ALLWOOt he: (1) threatened to kill hie Sumitra Deni Verma, principal of instruction in the care of tuberculosis patients and general advice regard WDAB^ VALUES WDAB* GIFTS AND PRIZES ] teacher at the Sunset Ridge school, the Saraawati A.H.S. School in ing the prevcbtion of disease. The nurse wlH teach some member of the Snuggly w arn pure wool yam s In aqua, wine, molep. not only will you get whacking big bargains at (2) punched and kicked a truant AT THE ARMORY Delhi. India. Mrs. Verma teaches household how to care for the patient during her absence. Bizet 84 to 40. even a FEM ALt’ copywriter can’t find cnoujfli l-officer who had been summoned to higher mathematics and economics WDAB . . . but you’ll get presents too! every talk tp him and (3) fled Into woods In the Junior high school. The other superlatives to do justice to our WDAB sale nsar the echotd where Detective OCT.2laid25 visitor waa Mrs. K. No,or, principsl ' o woman who makes a purchase of $2.98 or more Joseph Occalone caught him. The o f the Falzunneara Girl’s High merchandise! we haunted and pestered manu Incidents occurred after the teach' X , School In Comilla. Pakistan. She i er wrote the boy’s' name on the $1.25 For HypodGrtnics facturers for weeks (as only ik woman could!) wi)l get a handsome gift from the gals at Bar ST. b r id g e t :s teachea geography and ht"tor>' In I blackboard becauae . he talked in her school. i t/ - ton’s . . . and guess what! we’re giving away ass. The teacher reported that DMrlet PT.\ Session I PES we even flirted a wee bit . . . but we brought CORNERSTONE CARDIGANS I the boy walked' to the hoard, erased The district meeting of the Par $1.75 For Bedside ICare home the most famous branded merchandise in ov^r 100 free wonderful gifts worth over $500. his name, and said, "Don’t ever C LU t ent-Teachers association Monday do that a ^ n If you want to walk wlU be at the Annif E. Vinton ‘ H Hm potlM t is imabla fa poy oE or pc^ of 100% ALL WOOL the country at unheard of savings! read our you’ll get a lucky ticket with every purchase out of (hU room alive." School. Mansfield, off Route 32. I this, fh« npM M h b o m o b y Hm Assîdtioii. ■ ...ii.j:___ ^------, There will be a dinner at 6:45 p. m. j double page add in tomorrow’s Herald . . . we of $1 and maybe you'll win one of our exciting ■ -J— followed-by a panel discussion oni "The Role of the School as a Com-1 know you’ll be too excited'to sleep . ; . "but do prizes for women and children . . . there’ll be ' m unlty' Center."AdittUonsl Înfor* j free d garet^ for the naamaa and a shiny Hê fOU^' JFCHNICOlOP HU I mation or reservations fm the d.iiigtt'^ resta;pd_^^ '' ner ‘■■lay•' lte.;.abtaliiî. IrioiA.’ - . Bnr i m o f 10 Bew: tafl.colora iW. this factory aartoga price. SlifM l4 to 40. ' - toy for tKe kiddies!*"’ Robert Wanagêl, president oif. the i ...... /.-v*-.. Burton’s at the crack of 9 on Thursday morning. "Co'^'teY:PT*.'' ' L' The- -nuwn 'dean net prsae riba ' Ther« wlH b* «n op^n me«rinjf t tor tboae who are 111 oad - - I—r------I — i renders no treatment ezMpt ) upon the adviee of n pbyri- elan. The following clinics are held ip the Clinic, GREYHOUND Rooms of the Hospital on Hayiies Street. Hie nurses are on duty week ^ y s from 8 a. m. to 4:80 P. Telephone 34$6 For Appoiptment - . WDAB^ SPECIAL EVENTS FOR WOMEN! M., Saturdays from 8 A. M. to 12 Noon. Pre-Natal— Well iby,— Tonsil and Adenoid at the stroke of nine Thursday morning , - . Emily Smith, chosen Woman of the Year by Only emergency work In C h i It— Tumor , sypoNs , our WDAB committ^, will cut the tape to officially start our celebration. Ckimc sec our done at n l ^ t nod 'oo Son- dnya aad hoUdnys. salute to the United Nations throughout our store and windows . . . come shake hands with 100% A Ll WOOL Un c l e SAM (what .. . no a u n t SAM for WDAB?) we’ll have a wishing well for the YourBMBuyinTnval

benefit of our United Nations Committee of Manchester . . . with, gifts inside worth up to On(s Ot t t htimt rtM tneOtrm ~ SupMCmcb laaWort, m d (nquMil, $ 1.87 . n U .tia .d KlMdalM—M lucb lam HOW TO CALL A NURSE $2 fbr only 50 cents . . . and between 7 and 9 on Thursday Night . . . come visit our dress turn! You’ll Ion htttor .olst W O riyS .sai ot O n . tow (stMl salon where Tony O’Bright will entertain with international folk songs on hik marimba . . . WED.,THUR^FRIi,SAT. Round . One M’ny Trip TGleptfbne 3426 Emergimy Phone 2-5201 and our little United Nations’ girl will serve “ International Punch" and cookies! Soft pure zephyr wool yarna In zmart claoale style. ON THE Boston ...... $2.65 $4.50 SAME SHOW New York ... $2.70 $4.90 Twelve colora to choose from .’SIzM 84 to 40. i- STATE Portland. Me. $5.10 $9.20 MANCHESTER PUBLIC HEALTH Rliami ____ /.,$27.‘W $49.15 Philadelphia . $4.80 $8.65 NURSING ASSOCIATION dPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 ★ .WDAB . •. Women's Days At Burton's . . : Thursday ^ Friday - Saturday rius u. 8. Ta« . t ’cnier Make Checks Payable to Mrs. Hamilton BickiTord, Aas’t Treaa.. 22 GceenhiD Btregt Travel Agency- Bd Ce-iBt 4BS Main St. KniTTinti mills t fSktm n Daily. Mad. t P. BC. Eve, 7:1$ Phone 2-8080 Thta Advertiaeinent Paid For By Adlef A Dobkin «nd Maneheater Modea, Inc. rODATinmATPRiCBaUMIT" Flaa, STARS aadOURARR „RtlN COSH WORLDS OP VALUE AT WOAR MAIN STREET ! c; R £ \ H O i; N D

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P A G E F IV E I^NCHESTER EV’TENING HERALD, ilANCHESTER. COIffl„ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1962 ^ FACE FOUR donors were scheduled. Forty-two y ,. ■ Were elao accepted. The Board- ..... High School faculty spent RockvU-e club. Th* event,will start the Stafford Springs Elks Club In BHectmieh btidget l i ltl -f* S S V ^ ■week mtd "gt her Tolland homa- 'at R: a. m. Aitd iiHR:t«tor3"'wHM--be tAaiter—Pbealdent NleWI*#- Ar* ToWu : Over Hump of those with'appotatmcnta ialted- Tollttnd 'Mr. and 'Mre. Ira Creelman of Eoekville 'menlano preaidihg: The Rockvflie to appear or canceled their ap ~ ' ^ 2 n i i o ^ and the Board of Education 1*2,- welcome.' v l^s No Silvan Tyler-Fischer Nuptials .Stow, Maaa.. were wr-Vend gueeta Halloween Dance Lions Club ia one of the oldest in pointments with laat minute tele •la.*!. ' ' . X 'V: ■ In Blood Donation Local Uhur^^ Town employe* will be"- eltglbl* at the'Steele-Hall home. Badstuebner Poat 2090^ Veterans existence In the state having been phone calls. . However, these no-shows were Church F ^ ily fnr old age and "aurvlvor'a Inattr- • Mra. Mabel V.. .-,.ii-'er attended of Forcisn Warn will hold a free active for 24 years, while-the Staf A iv iw c a h S County Republicah& Ready Manchealer went over the top rancelled by' a like number, 42, of Now Ob^l'ving ance with the town treaaurer aulh- the Valley Bridge Ouh In South Halloween dance at the post home ford Springs Club la o n * of the GET YOUR BEST ALLOWANCE Nighlûpper OriKed to make «feductlona from Willington Ia*t Tuesday.^ most recently arganlxed."' At the yesterday at the end of the Oc donors who walked into the Blood- on Elm street. Nov. 1 at 8 p. m. tober Bloodmobile Day with 158 mobile center without prevlou* ap the wage* of'thoae participating In Open CTaaaea Those attending are asked to come opening. Bernie Cantor, president Lovaltv Week Mrs. Walter Reed, kindergarten To " Welcome Sen. Purtell pints of blood donated. The eight pointment. Twenty-three prospec the plan.'*nila w-aa alao approved in costume and there will be prize* of the Rockville Club, w ill welcome /Affair Slated by the v'oter*. ■teacher,' report* there are 18 chil \ and introduce the visitors ,And pints oyer the monthly 150 quota tive donors ware rejected because fo r the heat and funniest costume*. S e e B A LA G H dren registered in Cooperative Rockville, Oct, 21.— (Special)— Amlke, p.p.a. et al va. H. P.. libod will help to make up the 19 pints of colds, lowr hemoglobin, or sim Tolland. Oct. 21 (Special 1— Enter* Service Bud Hewitt's orchestra will furn guests. ' y Kindergarten School. All nece*. Sen. William A. Purtell apd Tolr Sons,-Inc., et al; Leonard LeBIOnd. ,SroHtma*Cer.,li^re ' deficit which haa been the town'* ilar minor physical reasons. Awiow, Ort. William Franci* Dimmock. aoo- -Tolland Federated Chinrh la ob- aary equipment to condiict th>. land County . Republican candle, p.p.a...*t at VA - Samuel Blonatein: ish music for the dancing. "■■•JiaiedtM’AhderliMin; cbmimaslohef record because of previous month*' The -next - visit -*f-the- Blood- BWtt riimHy w rit trt« bef of Mr. and Mr*. Erneat Roy Dim- Today'* ^'bniTji S'biee shortages. mobile to Manchester will be Nov, aerving Loyalty W’eek with a drive mock o f Tolland, waa one of the school waa donated by parent* and dates are expected to be welcomed Alexander TerlickI va. The Am of the Charter Oak Couilcil of the AND YOU'LL OWN A in the church iiocJ*l j Yhe Explorer Scouts .meet at 7 At the beginning of the day, 181 18 from 2 to 6:30 p. m._ to aecure fund* to ralae the budget, Tolland County young men Induct frienda. The ciaa* started Oct. 1. by a large gathering at the recep bassador Realty Company; John J Boy Scouts of Amerlca'will attend for 1 M3. A ll member* and frlienda tion to be held this evening at the Jeffers, p.p.a., et a t va. Joseph p. m!''qt the Union Church social / 'room on lV »d»y, Oct. 31. uith »up-1 ed into the armed forcea op Tuea- Mr. artd Mr*. Ruakell Moe of the meeting of the' American are receiving letter* through the Kosciuasko club in Rockville, room s.^.. Mr at 6:30 P- "i- *»y ■ j day,ly, oci.Oct. 14IV . Guilford were'Saturday. —-...... “ ,T »gue»t*------o. Ladyka. Legion tbnight at the legion Home / Halloween entertainment. ^ I mall w-lth conlrlhutlop envelope* Mr*. F.dith W. Gunther waa the thejr parent* at the parsonage Starting at 8 o'clock. Additional jury cases will be The W.îCS. of the Vernon nnjrWest atreet,. 8 o'clock. The Methodist Chtm’h meets at 8 p. m. The October meeting of the j thi* week. The church, with It* en official delegate* to repteaent Tol-1 Mlsa Caroltn Arbu*kaa of New The reception ia sponsored by heard Thursday. Clerk of the Su aubjicf of, acoutlhg will be discuss P O N T I A ^ Church Council will be on .Thure-1 larged building and added facill- land Grange at the 68th Annual Y ork I* a- guest of Mis* Mary the Women's Republican Club of perior Court John H. Yeomana an There will be a "Post Hannover " ed-In'connection with the efforts tie*, ....i f perform...... ing„ a _ greater_____ ------and Conn. State Gfnnfe session held Leonard. Vernon in cooperation with the nounces that the assignment of conference at the/Grace Lutheran of the post to reorganize , Boy day. Oct. ^ C i^ ^ r t 1 - court-cases-for-the- week- of-Oetr 28- Churcli“tu Hartford“^th-dinnerât evec-lncreaalng aervlce to the com Taatweekend-at Hartford's Foot - Republican Town and City- com.^ Troop' No. 14 which the I>gi6n lECAUSE tALCH 15 NEVER munity-in It* service »nd social mitteea and the Tolland County ia subject to completion of - July 6 p. m. Member* of the Pkrst Evan On Oct. 26. a concert ie to be , Guard Hah. MaorheeleF Evening Herald Tol- 'sponsored. , tN . sraecnt^ in the Vernon Center i. life. In addition to ita religious Rev. William C. H. Mo* selected Umd rnrreepnndent, Mr*. J. H ,, W omen'* Republican club wltlT; îjislneas this week. gelical Lutheran Church will,:at Hsymakera to Meet KNOWINGLY OVER-TRADED Church. Included nill he eelec- j work. for hia sermon last Sunday the Steele. ' J both men and women Invited to tend The Rockville bureau o f tier The Haymakers will njeet this tlon* hy a etrlnged quartet and i Drive Ends Sunday ■ theme. "The Joy of .Living." attend. During the evening re- There will be a meeting o f\ h * Manrhraler Evening Herald In lo- the Wapping Rhythmic Choir, i The drive end* next Sunday, The Young People's Sunday eve RED SLEUTH FI.EES WEST freahments will be aerved. evening it 8 o'tlbck at the Red Board of Ed icatton and tencherk^ onq Market atreet. Tele- Loyalty Sunday. The-congregation 1 Men's Club. 't h e business aeaaion Andover friend* are InWted to at- ning service was held at 7 p. m. oerlln, Ocl. 21 (/P)—Heliix Hoatesaes Listed of the Talcottvllle Congregational RorkvjUle S-S1S6. at Sunday morning's service i* ex to be followed b'y-n social and re Sponsor Supper Tacke, deputy Chief of Detectives ' The hostesaca include Mrs. Ray Church at 8 p. m. at the home of x ^"startdeth God Within the pected to be Urge. Those who have freshments. ' The Ladies Society will sponsor In the Soviet sector of mond E. Hunt, Mrs. Edwin Ma Mr*. Rul.y Loverin. , BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc Shadow" waa the topic of Rev not responded to the letter before to the West today and aakedt for The state chiefs will Injike their The Church Sohbi Council o f the Sunday will be visited by one of a ptiblic supper Thursday. Oct. 23. guire, Mra. FraBklih G? Welle*, offlclal visit to Tankeroosab^îbe Chamberlain * eermon laat Sunday aaylum. Tacke Uioi i..v, Mra. FYancla j ; Prichard, Mra. Rockville Baptm church meeta at 155 C E N T E R S TR E E T T E L . 2-4545 a large group of canvasser* who from 6 to 7:30 in th* church par of Red Men Nov. 25. and the hymn* were "ThrouRh the lln police hia conscience would not Ruth Broil, Mr*/E. H. Metcalf, 7:30 p. m. at the home o f Mrs. Rus- Night of t>oa«f ISMes. 30 Met. A bus leaycs from the Grant store Wtlllam iPurtell will be the gueat Mrs, Ellxabeth Peck'* group of Kloter, Mra. John Peters. Mrs. of hofior. A brief bualneaa meet- invited to attend the meettag; Re intwrmtw. Phona Ant {of .Lviait $ 2 0 $245.80 $312.37 at 1 p.m. October 22 la the closing 4-H Recreational Club will aponaor Charles Weber, Mrs. Gilbert Web date fcr reaervatlona. with 'Mrs. HEARING-AID tag of the Tolland County Wom- freshments will be served. loan, writa, or coma in.- Em- $2B 349.22 45L45 a pot-luck aupper at Grange Hall er; Miss Agnes Woods. Mrs. Leb- Aaaocfatlon of which Mr*. Vote Purchase* RUMMAGE ployad man or woman marrlad Abevo covtt •vorytfcôf! Anna Barbero in charge. Friday evening. Oct. 2^ with a beus Btssell and Mrs. Joseph Bury. Sheet Shoot Planned Howard Sprenkle. Andover, la A new truck, plow and two new- or tingla— walcoma. A looa el .flM costs S30.40 BATTERIES voting machine* were voted to be program to follow. pre»$tty ropod M t} eoa*oe«tf^ The ticket committee Includes The Legion Skeet Oub will hold preaident. will be held preceeding , Lm im $3S ta $500 iBOOtlily iatSollHMatt of $10.OS owek Misa Edith Caaati. chairman, aa- purchased at the annual Tolland Grange Meets COMI. an invitation shoot Sunday at the For All HearinK-Alds ^ e reception at T:*** in the club ^ an iif nntara Alano alated by Mra. Edwin Maguire. town meeting held Monday, Oct. ToBand Orange will meet at GIVEN BV Legion Field In Rockville. Many tcith adjustable room Tlcketa or tranaportatlon ' Orange Hall for it* regular meet Mrs, Maurice Fielding, Mrs. Percy Guaranteed Frrah Hiav he aeciired by calling Mre. IS, In Tolland Town Hall. Voter* fiLKAN'ERS OROI'I’ WSCS coAAAorMrita of the areas top ^-keet shooters are WALL FLAISGE favored by a 41 to 20 voU approval ing tonight at 8 o’clock. Spicer, Mra. Hermena Boermann, expected to attend Including the Spwnkle at Coventry, 7-60S1. Mias Agnes Woods. Mrs. Antoni of expending 66,200 for the truck Miss Mary Bugbee of Springfield. SOUTH METHODIST Connecticut junior and senior / e t o m a c F i Sadlak, Mrs. Charles Weber, Mrs.- and, plow with the old truck and Mas*., waa a recent gueat at the champions and the New England Manchealer Evening Herald An- CHURCH 2nd Fl**r . JAHVI* ■UlLOiMO w . Dorothea McCarthy, Mrs. Francis 5-7 and 9 In. W idths plow used In the trade-in. home* of Mr*. Lucy W. Uaher and and eastern title holders. High . Saver correapondent. Mr*. D ^rjt" Mra. Mable W. Spicer. M€ MAIN STREET (Ov*r Woolworth’s) MANCfMBTEIt Prichard. Miss Natalie Ide. Mrs. Kelaon, telephone Cnx'entry 7-6763. Co*t of the two voting machine* THURSDAY, OCT. 23 light o f the affair will be the in- R:ut« tfiudio w ill be $1,960. , ^ Mr. and Mra. George Sesaiona of Dial S436 • Philip C. Junklna, Y U MANagac Glenn Stephenson, Mrs. William Priced From Strong enough to stand on! Guilford were recent gueat* at the OSEN THUESOAY EVENINGS UNTIl I E.M. Rngalus arid Mrs. Allen Lisk. ter-Club competition fo r the Bip- MRS. RICHARD A. TYLER Approve Budgets 9 A. M. pus Trophy, which will be award paraonage. inw sw4t W t«ii4«ih »l »ll ivwwwliii, msM . X ______Mrs. Ralph Gibson Is In charge 873 Main St. Tel. 4136 Budget* from the Board of Se ed to the winning member of the Le a g u e to Join lectmen and Boarda of Education 1 Misa Bernice A. Hall Of th* Eaat of decorations; refreshments, Mrs. $2*50 FOR WOMEN: FOR MEN: Mia* Nancy Emily Fischer, • waa of the same aliade and ahe tierald Risley, chairman, assisted daughter of Mr. and Mr*. J o h n ] c»^Hed a muff adorned with little hy Mrs. George Wilson. Mrs Ladles' Wardrobe . . . *25.00 Gulrk-Trlpper ...... *16.50 UN Observance oaugiiirr . . . J diamond dahlias, sweetheart joae* Adiil* slreamllncd beauty to ex* Fiacher of 224 School atreet, Ivy spray*; George W. Allen, Mra. Herbert Train Case ... . . $17.50 Two-Sulter ...... *25:(M Paganh Mra. Frederick Ecker, posed fadUlon...and provide# Richard Allan Tyler, »on of Mr. The brldeamald*’ gown* were ■ Mrs. George Hammar. roiuenienl, extra shelf for figu- O’NIte (Convertible) . $23.50 Joumeyer ...... *27.56 Thu L frITU®. Women Voters and M r* Carl W Tyler, Sr., of , identical in design to that of the Junior hosle.sjies w ill Include the rinM. boobs, etc. Heavy, durable Pullman C a s e ...... $27.50 *AII prieea subject to exist of Manchester la }olning the Unit Vernon, were married Saturday in maid of honor, but of royal blue 24.gange furiillurr steel. Ad ed Nation* Association in sponsor- Misses Virginia Metcalf, Janet JML Hand Wardrobe .... $35.00* ing taxes. _. (.nylon tulle and net. They wore Musser, Dorothy Sllverherx and justs to fit spare between radia tag United Nation* .Weak, The Concordia Lutheran CTiuich. in e jngtcjjjnjj. tigraj, carried muff* Barbara Kerkin. tor and wail. Atirartive deep lAague la omitting lU open meet- double-ring ceremony was per with flowers and lyy the same as front and end panels. Yonr tag this month but is urging Ita formed at 3 o'clock by the pa.vtor. the maid of htmor. .fury Caaea Assigned eholec of ivory enamel or hand- memberahlp to attend-th* t Tolled Rev. Erich O. Brandt. Frederic E. The following jury cases' have greined walnut finish. Mra. Fiacher received in a "new been assigned for the session of the Nation* public meeting*. Werner played the traditional blue" crepe drea* with Chantilly Dr. Philip Burnett will apeak on bridal marches and accompanied Tolland County Court of Common lace trim, black arreaaoriea and Pleas to be held tomorrow st 10 the technlceJ aaaialance program •ololHt, Mr*. EHxabelh Walter*, yellow rose corsage. The mother tonight at 8:30 at the Verplanck who sang "I Love Thee' by Grieg, a.m. with Judge John P. Cotter # I of the bridegroom was attired In presiding: H liTKwff J § f h ^ '. "B e c a u a e" and "The Lord's charcoal grey crepe, with which "FOR EVERYTHING Thursday, Alexander Lambrinu- Joseph N . Ashford, p.p.a., et al "For Evorything" Prayer." While pompon* and she wore pink and grev accessories dl/liaison officer for UNESCO, palms were the floral decoration*. Ts. Philip I. Holway; Robert Strl- h-lll apeak on "Ign orance, a and corsage of pink Rapture rosea. Pre.venled Jn marriage by her The reception which followed the - Barometer ■ to World Underatand- father, the bride was attended hy tag." Strengthening the United ceremony waa attended hy 1.30' her sl.vler, Miss Barbara A. Fisher, guests. Decorations were white # ■ " ■ # Nation* la one of the Item* on as maid of honor; brldeamalda which' the League li worklng-49n pompons, the national level thI* year. were Mia* Carol Ann Fiacher, sis •"For a trip of nnannoimced desti ter of the bride, and Miss .loyce | nation. the bride selected a two- ITALV VOTE RrjtULTS E; Tyler, sister of the hiidegroom. toned grey wool a\iit. hlaek arcea- Rome. Oct. 21 -Itely'a gov- Carl W. Tvler waa heal man. David sorles and orchid corsage. .They emibg Chrialian Democratic party N and William T. Tyler served a* will he *1 home to their friends REOL M/LEA&B BONUS! and allied faction* won control of ushers. All three are brothers of after Nov. 1 in East Windsor Hill. three more municipal counfll* and the bridegroom. The hrlde was graduated from the coalition of Communial* and The bride's gown of w:hlle satin Manchester High School and Hart pro-Red Socialist* gkined one in had a yoke of illusion, bertha of f'omptometer School. The bride election* in 38 .-•cattered small fThantilly laee and long sleeves groom. a graduate of Rockville town Sunday. tapering to a point. . The aklpl High School, spent three year* In. Unofficial.,-reault* today showed terminated'' in a cathedral train, the Navy. He attends the .School the Chrlgtlan Democrat* and their edged with lace. A .Iiiliet cap of of Electronics, Hlllyer Institute. / allies won 26 council*, the Red* Chantilly lace and seed pearl* held His gifts' to his best man and Da elx, and Independent local ticket* in place her fingertip veil of 11- vid Tvler were silver rigarette three. Of theaa the Chrialian loalon. She carried a while prayer lighters. To Wlllism he gave a Democrat* previo\i*ly controlled book with orchid marker, stream alerjlng tie clasp. The h^-ide .gave 26, the Red* five ahd Independent* ers of ivy and stephanotis. to ller maid of honor a jfold heart- ieven. 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-V , 7 ll^CHfijrfBR'^VEmNG HERALD. H^CIlESTER, CONH,. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21. irsT'” ' ■ ■ PAGE8BV1N. / 1952 time a teat .drill was tried, using butter and pudding; Friday, macae MANCHj^TER EVENING HERALD, M;^NCHESTER,'CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, C o l t i m b i a in Hartford last Sundav ‘afternoon. the Department's first- aid eqnip- roni and cheese, oeas. ’carrots, . The .g«nlbr wtW w w nt 'm m •£z.-rr‘^t»f3t^ litUe morp certainty on the part much - more at^fuf than. .fhitt . y t who have managed to 1948, when the, phrase was drat p'srtment’s 'hssdqusrters dlrsctl'y Gragh VictiM applesauce. Milk Is serv*| with o'clock and the Junior Ohoir re TURKEY SttNÎI ARTN IIE ^ atmilar Indirect openlnga front appUad. . ' after the drill Fire Chief Davis ehch-meal. every day. hearsal is scheduled for 3:10 Fri IBanrlirBtfr And eonuct, Om nnworUiy undar- admire him to aome extent all Toivn Thrown iiiparkness Attend Rally the Conununiata that we once won Cotinecticui along., ' Tte far-off ooaclaaloo about aim Scoutmaster Fletcher prsaeiit- day afternoon. ly W. S. C. S. UNITED METHODIST CHURQH ' atandlnca, tha pipdlnta. tha edth- Trumaa's campalgnlag would, .we ed%ieir views ws to their oUrervs- Funeral Rites Several members of the Wap the diplomatic ^ victory which Second, some of the same cir ftt&ig feralb biiuiUona and alUhnieaa batwaan cumstances have prbdtKed a think, coincide with the BepubUcan tiona'ss to how the drill was car ptog Youth Fellowship attended V Manchester Evening H e r a ld QUARRYVIUE (lOLTON) ppilHriana apd outiMa unacnipu- ended the blockade of Berlin. Yankee change in Truman htniaelf. He cemduetoB. which U that he to a When Car âms Light Pole ried, out and at a round table dis Held Yesterday the' etate-wide Qsngregatlonal .*rs. .%nnle l.ol- r , j R S ? m c Who la to ;; know, however, cussion olfferent ideas were pre Youth Rally in Bushnell auditorium ilns, telephone 4410. ■ 4 ItsBlMtll SttMl loua proupa in crlma and^ln haal* By A. H. 0 . was ’’fighting mad" in *1948, and UablUty to Steveason. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 25 — 5:30-7 P. M. naaa, aidiiGh have eatabllahcd whether the Oommunlata are that seemed to work. Today—and After the Connecticut lavaolon. Columbia, Oct. 21—(Special)—-f’llns, members of the Board of As- sented -vhich might be useful in we are nqt ao sure. He may be any future emergency,.,. Funeral services for Paul E ADI;l T8 81.50 — CHILDREN UNDER 12, 15e - TBOltiSrE ftetQPtW * aariopa, or whether they are mire* we would say it-is the perfect Scores of homes In this community ' •eBsora and at Smith’s Store. Robldoux of Clark street, fstaUy themaalraa durlnc the Truman The obvious conclusion following subtle touch for the campaign job harder t o Bek when he Isn’t run- Pslntteg Seaaloii-' FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 4024 Or 417B ly offering a vague hint which . Jtidy vere _^thout. lights oti - Banquet injured in .an .autbmoblle-.trili.lqr. "rsswa^r t>eti.— . ------yearn...... the Truman visit to Connecticut is he is trying, -to.. do-^hU poUtical Male-members i«f-St; -Columba's TTie people do have the powar' to Uiey (Afi Oae either two waya (hat the Repubneana, aa Usual; attacks are delivered in a gulce of electrical power for about two Fire Chief Richard K. Davis and Chapel are reminded that this com tnick crash in Manchester liikt Menu I Turkey and Dressing, Mashed Potateee, Temlpe; Emm, have been underrating him. ’They Assistant Fire Chief Ward Rose- Friday, were held yesterday from Cranberry Sauce, Celery, Apple or Pumpkin Pie, Relhi, Coffee. Pu^taM ^ £ h2m» ^ 8 8 <^«*S? do thU bacauaa they can go into —either for a telae raiaing of sorrow rather than of anger.. As houra after a Massachusetts driver ing Sunday has been set aside as the Ahem Funeral Home, East at MandltatV.. have been underrating hitn-juat the correspondents who followed bnooks attended the annual ban a painting session for the exterior the TOtlng booth and amaah the hopea, if we .are attracted to it— aa they did in 1B4S. But perhaps the UP rammitd a, utility pole on N. S. quet of the Windham-Tolland Hartford. A solemn requien maSs I CIMa Mall M a t^ , him closely In hia western tour NO MONEY M MONTHt of the Chapel, good weather pre whole exiatlng pattern with one or for Obmmnnlat propaganda ad only difference between 1948 and Route < 6 . ahd snapped a circuit County Firemen’s Arsoclation Sat was held a( St. Francis of Assisi BVB8CB1FTIONBCBIPTIOM RATM S \ told us, there is a wide difference breaker.'; vailing. dedaive motlMt of’ their hand. vantage if we reject it, aa we 19S2 is that the President is more between the mood and tona in urday evening in Danielson at K. Guest Minister Church. Burial was to St. Mary’s PayaW*•jraWa in A4»anca dangerous as a campaigner now DOWN TO TO MY a ts te pblice investigating the scr Cemetery, Bast Hartford. I Tear...rj...... •t ™ Tha cure ia very aimple and dc- have done? which he saya the things he says, of C hal;. They enjoyed a turkey Rev. Asa A. Mellinger of Chico Montfcaa ...... than he was then—when he won. cident St 12:45 a.m. found that Laymen’s Sunday was observsd M o n th a •Va a ••##•#••• M * mental. It ia to paas the knif^ What Vlahlnaky was claiming and the way these same things appper v-ith professional entertain pee Foils, Moss., and a former pas ’Ihe elements of his dangerous' read in void type. WE HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT 25-yesr-old Clyde W, Steevea, Jr.. ment folirwtng. Mr. Davis it presi- tor here, will be guest minister at at Wapptog Community Church f^nth---, e a «,a edg^^ tha^vote down between the Satur day w a a rd coucae,. th at .the neas—'or effectiveness—on- the -Of._^ton. U mbb.. had W e re d X ...... *.^.aa»aaeaa As It Hwls, Itla brutal, krtr level ANir KNOW HOW ^-;^ SU^ injuries in the crash. | the Aas^toUon. Columhlii Congcrgsttoiiar Churcirhlast Sunday with Anthony UrtSom * ^ ^ l n ile Copy ...... patteiWnf corruption an$l the gov- Communiata had made a valid of campaign road—are several. aasault. Aa It is actuaUy dekvered, On October 26. _ ettl to charge. He was asstoted by First, baaically, he is less un DONT. DELAY— C A U TODAY 4-,- IX---' company crews worked through JOut Training Teat AefhM AinerieRttg;; MgMBWi o r emmentXâ pattern ia than fer, and that we had aimply ig from Trtiman h tin seif to' hia A training test for the Oolumbla - There will be” a meeting of the Porter-Cblftos.'Rsymcmd Holcontbe ; THK A3SOCIATgP.fWgl.,_„ popular since It has become deter crowda, it la almost gentle and re the early morning darkness to re- Ladies’ Guild of Columbia Congre and Thomas Burgess, Jr, deatroyed. nored it, which proved that we mined that he is to retire from the ators service. 'Volunteer- Fire Department's re- w ill hoffd-for-Hiolr alone were to blame for prolong strained. The audiences who ao- YOU CAN ALWAYS DO lUSINESS W itH gational Church at Yeoman’s Hall Sewing Session Subae aee it, or becauae it waan't .clear tude toward him aomethlng of the ' That infernal machine the Presi ship of Wilbur Fletcher, Scout J. N. Rasback Photo Service will beginning of a benediction for the dent is carnrlng around with him Another Oar Crash be at Wapping Grammar School arda and liiSuenca of tha In enough, or becauae we didn’t is a guillotine, no doubt about that. CONSTRUCTION CO. Shortly before midnight, Satur master. acted as simulated ‘acci-. Maacheater Evening Herald i H%ss« iS H 'S kF little man ^ho did na well as he dent' victims, anil traffic- policy..!. tomorrow at 9 a.m. to photograph the White Howaa could count chooae toâea it at thla time, or But it has been so artfully dis 249 day at (^lumbia Center in a two- Celumbi.B rorrespondenL Mrs. e«-'d according to his own per ' car colllaion, Robert E O arke, 17, Explorer Scouts Dean 'C-ibbits Frank Marrhlso, telephone Willi- .all the pupils. _ ^ D o d g e CIRCIJUATIOOT. tively—on the aide of health—in caiMc we want to force the haps vulnerable lights In n Job hr guised. it la operated with auch a fatherly manner, with auch gentle BROAD ST. 2-5224 of Erdonl road, Columbia and Ed with a broken arm, Dsnny.'Remsen mantlo 9-0365. Menu for. th’e Wapping Grammar . Tlie Herald PrWitIna Co“ W^v*",'5:; contraat to the paat uniata to make it a little u.....>eif once thought too big for School the remainder of this week , aaatixnea no financial reapoMiblllw for himself. There Is alresdy. In short preliminary whirrings of its me ward Edwardsen. 25, of Colchester supposedly shocked by'high ten P o w ered But thla breaking up of the pat* clear r. sion wires, ai.d Terry Anthony DIES IN FLAMES are: Wednesday, tomato soup, , HrpocraphlcaT error, appeartnfi In a beginning of the iWlder feeling chanism, that it isn’t unUl the Bnrtford both suffered 4nlnor injuries which crackers, chopped ham sandwiches I rertlaeinwi^Mid tern, thla dedaive aeverance; can* ’ThiZipay have been a tactical which Is almost certain to come blade has oiiddiniy fallen that you were treaty at the Windham Com with a badly cuUhand were the ------T . / c o i toil • la The Mancfaeatar grenlra Heralci. miatake 'bp our part. For, until realize It Isn’t Just a demonstra- munity Memorial Hospital. Both ’accident’ victims. Ehcplorer Scout Watertown, Oct. 21—(Al—A and cookies; Thursday, scalloped ■for A K » 7 not be achieved by voting for the Into being after he has actually small trailer was destroyed by fire potato and ham, string beans, rolls. nlay adwtlalng elosinc houra; party which haa itaelf apun thel thla Commul teaaer la teated ao retired from ofllce. ./ Uon of the New Deal’s latest ha vehicles were damaged. State Herbert Blêrt reported each of Jfonday—1 p. m. *^w*hlp wlU hold lU Hallowa’e# block stripes.^ Official size ond weighT. ^ 2 . 3 / first accepted the American pro- 'Social at 7;3Q p.m. North Coven r \ 'nest.. Sometimes he was being try Youth Group la being Invited \ ■bought. In one way or another, by poanl- that, upon an armistice, TAHOR-AXADE s ea t COVUS. Big Miection of pof- and each member of the group Is REG. 5.47 BASKETBALL AND GO AL-Sun "44" losketboll— ,those who sought political advani' prisoners held by both sides 1m to bring a friend. tems In Soron or fiber. Installed free. All >ge, or government favor In bud'- taken to exchange points in Recover from FkH coven wf“ " \ 5 % laminated rubber. Officiol size and weight. vjheas, or safety from govaniment demlUtortsad aonea, and then ao- ' kira. Ira Eggleston, injured In a V""' rr-It' i' .o-.a-stfrirr-.: . Gool-7 !Arbi. official rim, No-.36. twine, net. 4 7 7 . -rproaecuUon. I t was of all ^ n d a cepted the America proposal- - .A® and hospitalized for a shbrt 'and It can be taken tor granted, that, after symbolic «change !>•» recovered and returned ^ to her duties at west Brook Hoiue since it was so varied and atnee had been made, the prisoners Columbia bicycle; built-in ALL OIL* BATTERIES CUT ALL GUNS REDUCED and lira. G. F. Berr who has been * • .1 ■ ’’much of it was so debasedly clever ahould be vialted by a Red Cross supplying there has returned to horn, wiae fenders, lamp. , REG. 21c VTTAUZED Oil, bulk ql. Premium Grade. Equoli REG. 23.50 WESTRN FIELD m / 94— low-priced single shot- ■ —and much of it, perhaps, actual' gnup. her home on Main street. Blue with iw ^ trim. — "(ly within the letter-'of the law— Than the potentially important Mr. and Mrs. Albert Simpson of ----y. . nolionally advertirnd 40c-o-qt. oils. Fed...... A . gun for aH-around use. Proof-tested steel bar ,‘that we will never know all about paragraph of the Oommunlst let Somers road are the parents of a Taxfctd. 1 7 ^ rel, full choke. 12, 16, 20, .410 go. models. 1 9 . 8 8 1 It, not _even .il..we .ahould spend ter deathbed what ahould happen son bom last Wednesday at New- 4 top Wellesley Hospital.. The m«- •lyears investigating it. aa Red Otoos representatlvea took temal grand-parents are the late REG. 1.95 VHAUZED OIL, 2-golloa con. Save— change REG. 24.9V W KTBIN FIRO CUP REPEATER— boh odioii. • > But there was one common de- over. ■ Harry B. Elliot and. Mfs. Harry m sT ond odd your own oH. Premium Grade. Borrel tapered to full choke. 3-shot capacity. ■ ihoniinator running through all of "It must ba explained to the Ballot, former residents 'of Elling m u , Pederol Tax included. 1 . ^ 7 Rubber recoil pod. 12, 16, 20 go. models. 2 1 . 8 8 -it. None of it was an offense to prisoners," said the Communist ton. Mrs. Ballot la now 's ffisldent (the Washington atmosphere. It proposal, ’’that their return to of Manchester. Saucir did not run counter to the ethics peaceful life is secure and that Mancheetcr Evening Hemid El^ Walker ’1 1.19 COMAAANDBl OH, 2-'gol. con. A"regulor type" XEG. 72.95 WESTKN REID M/60— Deluxe Takedown land the mood and the ready ‘they should not again participate Ungtop correspondent, Mrs. O. F. oil— guoronteed pure, wax-free and lough. Pumpgun. 6-shol capacity. Matted barrel, Icyniclsm of the Truman ad- in any military operation in Berr, telephone Rockville 5-9SIS. Doily low prlM kid. Fed. Tax. V 9 7 C sanded receiver, checkered grip. 12,16,20 go. 5 9 . 8 8 REO. 1.79 to 9.9S LAUNDRY NEEDS SALE-PRIOI FOR WARD WEEK ■ministration. Korea. After that, a classification Walks when held • The only thing the W’hlte House or screening of war prisoners shall by frm s! 22 " high. ! ■' ' ' ' Wards COMAAANDER BATTBIY. Type 1— fits most con. 64.95 WESTERN FIH.D M/40-— lowest prieft Solid , r efo/ce 15% OFF itself consistently supplied, in re- be carried out In accordance with RRAZING-SOLDERING their national regions and resi Guoronteed 12 mbs. Ample power for Frame Pumpgun with "No-Shoc" recoil pod, ‘ ® Reg. 1.79 Pod ond Cover Set.,Non-slip backing on cot iBCtlon to it, was white waah. That SpeclaUted Work Gnarahtecd (S) Reg. 6 . ^ Metal, Board. Reinforced— won’t sag, buckle '^deepfhed the rough and ready dence. Repatriation shall be car ■— ordinary driving needs. Exch.^ 6 . 9 4 "Muhi-Choke"— patterns at oil ranges. 12 go. 3 8 . 4 4 ton pod. Elastic binding on woshobfe muslin cover.. . . 1.44 Tint# or wobb|d. Ventilated top. Easy to open and close., .5 .M cynicism; the mood of callous con- ried out immediately after such UNION WELDING CO. ® Reg. 2.98 Pod and Cover Set. Heovy knitted cotton pod (3 Rem 9.95 Adjustable Metal Board. Sets at 9 Is itempt for our usual standards of exchange, classification and Metallc and Oxy-Acetylene REG. 31.95 WESTERN FIELD m /8 7 -7 2 Automolk. Hand 19 HilUard St., (Rear) Doll - "STANDARD" RATTERY. Guaranteed 24' mot. Equals with non-slip bock, fionnel top. Heavy drill co ve r;.... 2.44 >thlc8 and morality, which doml- screening. .’This can be carried out lFom/26" to 36" ht. Ventilated lop. Rubber feet'7.., Tel. 2-SS97—Manchester, Conn, Washable wig; .most original equipment batteries. All fypes operate as repeater or single shot. Shoots I d Metal 2-Pc. ((kirL Folding green frame. Folding wire natedlheJKBShington atmosphere. under the supervision of control Q/A«9- 3-4.9 Folding Covered Metal Sleeve Board, with minia Expenses Heavy in the Fail reduced. Type l-^mxch. 1 0 . 4 4 .22 long rifles or shorts. Bead front sight. 2 7 , 8 8 b a a k e t...... ,. And from Washington this at- groups of representatlvea of neu 0.20 fide for sleeves, 24x8" side for smoll items. N o w .., ture hair 0 Can be purchased through fâtalog Dept, only " mosphere seeped out into the tral countries.” ■Icouirtry as a whole, and intoother ; _Thc . potentially key ppovtoion in dyeing kit. HEAVY SERVICE BATTERY. Type 1, Guaranteed 36 REG. 34.95 WESTERN PlltO M/33— 7 2 Rifle. Slide octieni - this potentially key paragraph is U N D SURVEYING Poshiye locking and ejection, thumb safety. ■ departments of the national life. Handles heaviest oCMtsory loads. AH types V • The Democratic defense against that which would permit prieoners Edwdrd L Davis* Jr; ~ School bills, foffi and w intar clof hingl Tubutor magazine. Mock walnut slock. ------3 1 . 4 4 '^ ' ..'■-■.'''lathis fsfct o f ■ REG. 9 ^ SET OF ,4 CANISTERS Who might be corrupt If they got Your life insured for the amount'of the loan without extra cost. - Etociric. Attractive white p lo ^ cose.'Easy to read. 'i'rtto office. 'Thlîs all true.- And it' residence in South Korea.' Bfowniji $2 HOLDS BIKE TRi DEC 15— Reg. 51.95j Nowlhome w’lth The tow sole price includes' Federal Excise Tax. 3.37 Words bright "Fiorol Forilosy" pattern on white ' " 1 ia said, filially,, that Governor .Why should such possibilities be REG.^9c_RADUTOR ClEANBI. Hush out your radiator with snug-yellow lids. All metal. Resist rust. Sole. 8 8 * ' Stevenson .himself is an honest considered T SeotodJeom headlight. Puli size, fuRy-equipped * ‘ ^ OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS UNTIL NOON I- i'l Hawkeye for winter. Combats rust and corrosion. Won't for boys, girls. Air Cushion tires, tubes. 4 6 . . 8 8 rrr- 'man, who knows and admits there . ’The answer is, as the New York ao% o r r p l a in c u p s , s a u c e r s has been a "m e*" in Washington Times UN correspondent put it, m d THURSDAY EVENINGS 4:30 to 8:30 hone hose. • . -i. ' 5 7 ^ REO. 1.97 SET 3 SAUCEPANS Camera For heme, dmreh, club. White sopii-porcelain. Sou- and who would clean it up satis; that "it seems evident that if the (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AT NOON) ^ REG. 375 MKE BALANCK— helps youngsten toom to ride Price cut 2 0 % for Word Week only. Best Quofity factoiily. ' • ' Communists should ever decide to RIG. 39e RAWATOR STOP4iAIC Checks'tools to rodi- now 6c each, ^heice of loll or’regular cups. 2-wheetor with safety. AAounti on 16, 20, 24* 8 « 18-go. aluminum. Mirror'firtish. 1, 2, 3-ql. sizes. 1 .6 7 . Governor Stevenson’s; honesty accept the United Nations posi olor* wotor jock**, block and eyfinder heads,- . bike. AH stool whh rubber lirod whoeis. _ 3 . 3 7 can bo admitted, and, it might tion. they would attempt to cover Woolf dog. . , ' 2 9 c REO. 30e SET OF 2 PIE PLATES 'Pr, ■- ; even be conceded that- he Would, it , up by insisting that they had Tiny Tears "TDNK IN MANCHESTER MATINEE FBOM 14e 2 T. M. DAILY SAVE 30% ON MIXING BOWL BET if elected,, take, some clean-up zeal not given way on the basic prin REG. 175 BIKE BASKET— fuff-resislcifil galvanized steel.' Exho-big sovtogt for W ord Week only, Eveo-heot* to Washington with him—even ciple and that they had merely ac DIREbr-FBOM niE RANK ° ' REG. 49e SPARK KUG. Guaranteed to lad at long oqd BectricoHy welded for oxtro sironglh. W » fit 3 handy bowls in useful 5, 6, and 7!4-toch sizes. perfenq os woH os any original oquipment tog otomtoum. Rustproof. 9-in. size. SET O F 2 .... I9 C against those who would have cepted a alighUy different line of Doll RADIO STATION WOOC, 1290 ON TD D lt DIAL." any bike. Roomy I Sx13x6-todi size. ’ 9 7 ^ Pine for' storing and Serving food, too. Sole -price. I 9 « helped to elect him. procedure." 13 " high. plugoMde. I 37^ Even In that caae, however, the So, cone possibUity is that this Drinks, cries TaUiTiliis Sit Dt Luxi i w s a . 4.28 STAINLZ^ FLATWARE 8.95 ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR - i Job would aimply be- too big.for Communist .offer of Oct. 9 does, R£G. 1.85 AM CUSHION BKE TM E -2 -p ly comtoicttorw ox* and wets. model.'N«t,4paddlts,4balls. -REG. 161.95 AUTO HEATU. Univefial hot-woier type—fits' * ^ hlnj.^ V- ,' ' after all, comprise the ha sis for a I tro ply to tread oreo. Blondod of crutto and 24*pc service for 6—now. reduced 15% . Permo-' ’ Automatic, B-cup. Perks coffee then entemeHnaUy rood '3fi-'51 can and hveks. Atta^ssent 7 3 7 . ’The, fact ia that nobody can truev in Korea, oo our terms, sven_ synihelfcrubborifor long weor. 26x2.125*. 1 . 5 7 * Rent bright ftoish—never needs polishtog. Save now.- esriteheo to Low to keep it kot. Atom. AC. VI if our authorities, in Koreai, have' fof 4afratfor.Jdsy to totfoR.' * ~ , |4 .8 8 •* •• rfr- really clean up Washington except COME SEE THESE WONDERFUL PRIZES AT REXALL! •ft ■ ■ •- the Americsin people themaelved. 00 far dlamiased the O ct 9 stote- REG. 15.40 RATTERT CHAMER. Reeinrge yov own REG. 9Be AM CUSHION BIKE TUBE— mode of long-weortog RIQULAR 3.49 S-QT. K m E , REO. 10.49 PRESKHU: PAN-4.QT. ’ITiey alone can -do -what Steven ment as containing nothing new. battery e^vrolght. Coete leee Uwo.le oa hear | MM bsdyL Holds air 10 limes longer than pre-war If the' O om m ual^ are. sarioua, Save M # . Teakettle ef IB-ga. alnnltoum—modem Words fomow Mogit lebl. 5-10-15 lb. gouge son could not .do‘"and what even Contest Starts Tomoran¥ 9e uee. Chargee a t 5-oiap. rate. - > * * Eiamhowef ipight not be ible to it is the nature of the key pro natural nibbor. Rubber valve. 26x2.125*. 8 4 ^ jigm mirrer fUleh. eoel ItokeHto haodto. needs no wqtchtog. Sofofy plug. AAkror ohmiinuni. 8 . 3 3 vision in the key paragraph of the I ■ y ■ * ^ ■ Only the people have the diiFCt O ct 9 statement which alone, PINE PHARMACY V. /■ I power to break up all tha waba of would Juatify their action. In New 644 CENTER ST. TEL. 2-VR14 J influebce, the teams t>f privilege. York, calling especial attention r-\ V .7 \ ■ J - - vA . i - I I . . *-;V V,

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\ P A G E N I N i MANCHESTER'EVENING HERALD. JANCHESTER, CONNw ^TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21/15)52 MAiecaxwTce e v E s s i s ^ i 'b e s a l d , majbchestee . {X j&o l , T u e s d a y ,- o c t o e e * 21, i s a •'Xr-?” -.-adaiajiL only- --T h e: aeaaion wlU.be-from I xtoc* delinquanU wiU.bave .to.pay • .--Jl.....V-i . 4 H e b r o n by Richard Fraher of Amston in a ktoit for ytomr people of ih* Epis Of the- tosrn Were'-totraduc*d''liy mmamd '«T CaTeetioB - recent auto accident- waa that of copal Church. It; will be followed' their leaden, and awards for worK 2 to 5 p. in- the usual penalty and for the tllit’flf F B M irffrr; R O K f H d Mrs. Charles Blllard. not Mra. with a similar service next spring. don* during Ui4 year were pre Mr*. Charles P. Miner, town avoidance of too much, of a rush fi»iiT tm4cr tat^twOoB tb* <*»- Morse Airs A U. Si Bloeks The Herdld regret* an armr Charles Barnes. The' case was con A breakfast was terved for sented. 'The calf donated by He clerk, says the property lists are Just before the deadline. , A d ia i S e e s MtKlar H tAB toH^ S«r tbe Phyaloane eg the JCancfaee^ in the advertiaement af ihc an Women’s, Unit tinued. The driver was charged those altendln|; at St. Peter’s Rec bron Grange went to Miaa Joyce coming in rather alowly, but she Kipniw Vi*” "ter Magical ^jmoaMSiac. .whv Kinney for her standing in dairy expect a riish >on or before Nov. Maai4M«ter Evenlag Herald Her Twv paper vartom. a boR^ nual harveat tapper and ' Bale wUth reckless driving. The car tory Hall after the service. “Why put • *n»r. te tj^ WJntit ! will eeapood to emergency call* Sniper H ill work. Miss Lucille Bernals won 1, the deadliiie. Property own bran corroapoadMit, Mis* Susan ■ X of u-pter and the atm pot to Post Offer R e d C h in a Wi. vBBterday's edition. 'The oor- struck sustained only minor dam Taylor’a Recover I’endleton, telephone Wllllmantlc MmiM wb» want* tv vail • eocv- ; tomorrow afteriwon and ei’e- rert dale is ICednesday. OeL Elects Slate ages. a |6 prise, donated by John Per-, ers are Mksd to 'attend to the gether pbout 11 o'diock -thie Albert S, Taylor, Who is eUk ,1S05-J-S. a'beti you can put un ' niag are X>r JaoM) A. Begal 22. (tuuiarrow. t having- hea* Receive Books ployed at the East Hartford Muni ham, for dairy standing. Zave m4tter>. for their oWn advantage. ’ < M •i«v«aK«v wtao anowM w witfa ' morning and were the catBr itel c u b ’ and Dr. WiUiaiE D.' Lenefakjr waa awarded the short | of a fire that hcfced tlie axW advanced from Oct. 26. The F ro m R e d s do|igregatioiiEl Ladies’ The Douglas Library has been tions plant, was imder observation ' the Jfatwnal OUarU tv aU>i< the . B y T n im ^ Btroud fteL,*-<7Wi- (CaU by UIV mepU will be served at tfarae for a, short time at 2th* Lahey coiirae at th* University of Con U* S. Policy H«iK»PO-rwt*;-art«y aihuhahetl aagee i .«d the 'faoua* .jkL 4^ .Otla'.atteeL. .therecipient .this, fgjl.pf. two Im' — ' ■ ...... aitunga. 6, t iuid T p. in. fa* S o c i e t y - Meets portent books given by the Veeder dihic,' i'n' Btetciik biit baa reluHied necticut to take place next sum- I IfatMic w the XUurow KatiiMial i Shght damage teaa done. Ckwd « r*dp*OBBl mer. 4«iqet SchaUb «d the CMtrD be- MOaa} « morrow. Root Company of Hartford in to work. He has suffered a nervous >OmH I Ouarfl by eaacutiee vrtar.. a«bv To ^(ame Mrs. Donald fatigue and la warned to alow up The Itebepn 4-H Cfiub, presented _____ . ehaunatatf taue troro the Uhnciw parbad. and the.fianMu mere ■ .. -r The menu include* roast tur- jto mud. Wtodtog. Uaito up th* memory of the late Charles. G. a comic fasKton show in which the' auMddy put owt^ly^ M>'aat«ni area-- ^ —anO eehv helped «&d aecrecattor. : annual meeting to the Hebron Con- rows Hill road. These books have victim of kidney troubles and waa the boya in girl*’ apparel. This «i|b # PI-*****” f «U «( the eoaa- |te the ZtUMne pubUc aobwler*' be a telephone call. , AUamey General 3. U/t^rmrC Kc^- ' T i- _ hk-. —th-rfr pueatma and other aeetnme o f the tawnberry aauee. oelerp, olive*. ! warplanea . made a good deal' to fun. Arthur Oehb&rS^ / '. • 4 i The firat ' cattib-aiD Poiiah “peace plan.' the gregationai—Ladiea' Aid Society the company's bookplate, with Mt; hospitalised for aome weeks, is aw w t* eeid Detoecrwla bad puah- aekad - at tU ataiied whan tbe awi’a ' Orath waa fired by Praakdent Tri,- cagidt .'aticki. reliabcE, rolls; I Only the ^loradlc hr* of ABied was held at tba ho)ne of Mrx W. Perham played the aecprdion and 1 mart ■ 1 ^ ^*** cotcmttiee mumimoualy recom- and .lor dcaaert. apple, mince, land Caiineae artiltonr brek* the Allyh’s name printed on it, and are back home ai;d is making good ItePiHtb ConcveM deafhte the Ov boaitUnf hi* caotpei^n tm n > riraye' -mere drawn to the bottle Walter Donald. Officer^ elected to progress. the Hebron GirU’ club presented ' M om . wto announced 1*0*. week : Bite Bee Oct. M. «et • v 2 !" * ® ^ .. i^ .*bchlBipii on the a*- and pi» Mt»i ttiffee— l.. ItriM mi Tiia f ** ff— now ready^fOr the shelves. One of is "ign aC- jumUMiaiiev JMe.ait Waainnrin*i >eat Jilebl .Tjruineo j o f watw-that, rraa «rtriee or tetve r hower is *‘)uat a political hyph- bert A. Ooolldge; second vice-p>wii’- book of reference for book sellers, Mr; and Mrs. Grinton I. Will and ■The tliUBMrvu« cBbMtaiiohc ttmmmm Fai** Dae flected their way. to -toe car at the new Tows MAU in Eomers ! êtwete. elephant" table. killed or wounded to th* first ssaMc dent, Mr*. LeRoy B. Kinney; secre collectors and libraries. sons .of Yonkers, N.Y., were visit 85; Arthur Perham. 85; Zav# Len- abPUt Sfured -fhe dgnamie a ^ aa aefUd i »«<'»** ^ »<*" tneod* *piey ^ came j The lociJ CommumtT Baptist. •) attack. A. 8mith. spfvlce' was especially for the yeateirdey at tbe home of hi* *oc, theyev were .eJlineseiling Eiaeiitoowerfdiaetihower to wariare Ml Boreu. iwa* good. a **ttdto ’0 to id p- m.. ea t.i Kw jvrtth many Wah Cathoht*. Frank Fiaher of 86 EastfJeid ] “ » hy telling me thote tJtnnga. and on* of the targeU north of Pyong 1'W'hat they ■ really -were doteg -waa the granting M totter* to the vetoed a similar AaamIcaB regucat I'laBjor aupportera pnbhcly deôr- talk vrtU to* rabroadcaat bj- radiv «■ ' ------street. I, group of Onotoal Baptist memhara yang, the Red Korean capital. showing he was |uat a political to the aacurlty council tost anm- ipd the injactif* of Him into the The Navy said its carrier-baaed to M ea.t.f ( A retired machlniat. M,r. TiOtuei bypoerile. .who art tranafeoTtog their inam- mer. The Americans ■ dacited .to , cMruyign and asserted E&senbow- The Democratic nominee wU3 be i bership to the Manchester Churth. planes yesterday attackiMl Com bad made his bom*. With hi* non | -“And 1 told them tv ring up ca brtng it up agate in the aaaexteJyjcr «sioe gBve 'Hiaa “a far greater muntot supply and transportation oa the air wavea ;a*eio <11 tO| for the last four yesr*. He wa* j thedr ca«h register ‘K« IW e' Wbao —where there is no -veto—after iparaonal endoraement'' than did U :t f p- e a t ) tor a radio and Holds Firm The AD Fawrtf Mothee* O rde targets on North Korea’s aast bom in Oodton B*«k, England. He ] the candidate of my party i* lach- hearteg the old charge* rîaated Btevammn. coast for ths second straight day. tildeviiloB meeaa.ge to the Ptew; Wh» a l»*inbrr > of King Da-nd ing to political morality it would -am meet tonight at 8 O'clock at this Tear by Poland, Ruaaia and , They aaid the Republican nomi- To*lt H e r ^ Tribune romro Sky Raiders. Corsairs and Panther Dodge. lOOF. Kortun Bantorum ol i be living a lie to support him. and the home o f Mr*. Rhea Grant, 188 j Gneclwelovakia. 'see beoune a trustee of the Car- jets from tbe fast carriers Bon On Idea of Hartford. Lafayetc Dodge- of Ma- that J -wtU hot do " -WaMer street. j The assembly -was to be called negie Etodowment for ■ Intematlon- •UvanacB will bagis uitesMivc i Homme Richerd and Essex pound Hartford, Oideon WeUe* Morae mud be probably - would —— .| into plenary aetiatoc later today to al Peace in IHS when Hi** ed the Reds from Koeong to north mtdad* atop speaking to Boutfe)^ make tJiree speeche* before ,elec- Mr*. Harry Sweet and Mrs. approve the Bteenng committee'* i beaded tbe organtoation. and that K«a4. Ihd. tomorra** bwt the «b- i Chapter,.PAM. Hartford, and the of Tanchon. Fellowcrmft Club of ManctoeaUr. tioB day explaining -why he doe* Harold Eeacher are at the Rocky . dectoion. Ithe board of -whith JCisenhower U. 8. destroyer Parks *11- aiaitf primary goal to hi* final j No D e a ls ’ not support Etoenhower,.- He aaid Hill 'Veteran* Hospital today on ; - , — ------; was a member r*fus^ to accept campaign awing wUi'be Kew York ' Besides hi* *0p here, he leave* enc^ a Red shore battery north another son. WjfUam of Philadel these .would not be mate under th* annual 'vtoit of the local Amer- | . _ Hi**' remgnatios w b ^ be wa* of Tanchon with M rounds of five and its rbdi *6 tiruMrrX vote* to (Oitotimied Frvm Bags One) Dmaocfatic ausidoea Scan Degtoa Auafilary to lhej<"'' T S “ * fighting charpes « f datoyaky. In- Ihdi khelU. Tbe Communist guns ward the M4 naated for a mUmnal phia. Pa., a daughter, Mr*. Harold Deeae tif Manrtieeter, and two patienu at the hoapttol. - i i SJ a DI k B I stead, the statsi is as ooetsnded. fired about 30 rounds at the Parks vleiery. from BO party or from tboa* -who grandefiUdran. the trustees -voted Hia* a three before going out of action. The DemeerwUe eaediidate wUi were voting for th* Brat time. I Pvt Charle* Herrmaim. son of month* leave cf aheenoe -wrth fua ] auik* Bw>r* than HU appcsr*Ace* The funeral will'-be held Thurs Candid|Re Rally aaid I wa* strictly • *Ko Deal' day afternoon at 2 o'clo'-k at the Mr. and Mr*. Otto Herrmann i f ' MSAi. Official in pay 00 that he mnild -iefemd him-A TIMES In JMew Tvrk on a trip that atoo man. that J .- would make no dl2 Center street wiafae* Is an .eeh.. ---- -1 wBi take ktoi into Petmayivanis. Hoime* Funeral Hoeoc. aisr Main Goal Walkout - promiee. Implied or otharwiac, that street, with crematioTi to Wprtng- 3Iiiy See Only nounce his new addrea* at Fort I Elsenhower trj^yni.'neg* cemtend OWa, MaaaachusceU. tndUna. could by any stretch of the imagi Dix, N. J. It to; Pvt. E 1 Chartos be' did no! -take p ^ s the hoard ' Btwd* Wand. Connecticut, f been called ifi now . g ------sponsored by the Manchester Fed ------I “vMumlnoU* statemert* by Paul Army A$$ail« The modem hoaie needs an abundant supply of .Ta*k, Oslifiomto, Mictogaa aad "I tsave keft that ntedg* I to- eration of Democratic TAomen ' the union'i 375,(100 soft coal dig' DM* a* among state* wher* he Mto* Bb uMbH a . M ^ Vincent Ramtoi, principal of the ■, R. Porter , over many years show- • ger’* reported for work yesterday. hot water around thf clock, day find night, and tend ~ bo ke«p that piodg* 1 am Mim Rachael A Miller, former TuesdayAat the Verplaacfc 8<9iooI Keeney, South and .'Washington mg * strong pro-Comrounirt line." '-.■'t I-- aaM tha outcome vfU) ^ "hard strtcOy a Tfo Deaf man and 1 may have to grt along with only Stor\* Gfe Gel Georg* J. TlUer of ,UMW Dls- automatic gaa -water heating ia 9 fu te r fdught," but in which be cocten^ ly of Manchester, died 'tf^ ammi Bchoiite. vie* prerident of th* m magartee “Revolt” to 1882 and to i Maris aaid. carries the most asod- Terror Group Koeiaim party pamphleu to T834 ; em arms of any foot aoMirr to th# were reported out in other coal MADr OF MONEL — CANNOT RUST! gve* to fantastic lengths. Only re* J. Kemp. Jr. uon of Bower* and the poaslble ex- Bradley field today for Hdusbon. producing atates. ornRy U ha* gone Xo such length* Texas, to vtoit their- son, BgT. John end 1937. ' i world. f*v*B Pag* Oae) Mias Miller and her sister. Oath- cepUon of Ray B. ’Warren, no Re- Moat atrip (surface) and non « that my good friend*, Cardinal erin*. *too deceased, cofldurtad a 1 publican speaker* would be free. M. Derby who to the Air aeveral j xhe inUUigcnce ofltoerx. callto* union mtoas arc operating. Spellman. RabU d .wages I atomic explosives they are “bored" 8 t ^ Pxipreaeotative. iia* sevefwl (Caattaued Freoi Page Oae) with minor weapons. day that the d » larsrton of a stata Elseniiower. promised to help F u n p r a lfi wigftg^nKnts Ihftt niftht. but bft was turned down, and the case of emcrgcnc-y would anahl* th* amaJI business to provide diverse went bask to tbe district court. T ^ y said the U. S. has been FaUeaU Today: 124 U reported to be trying to arrange seph E; Beagram asd Sons. Inc.; BesMy Mamiste lucky to Korea because Chinese Kenya government to atreet per- industries for lor.alitics and thus Mrs. Dottiae 'M eert bis acbedule so that he can fit in Bchenlcy Industrtos. Inc.; National ADMITIED YESTERDAY: Jan ease teoDomhe praaaurea. ‘nito Mra, Ida B. CnaakaO, clerk of tbe also have ok) weapons, too, but aons auspectad of participaJUng, to Mr*. UMHaa Eebert. fiA, o f DIsliHeiw - ProducU Corporation, 'We dd’ not know wKat.un- McCormick, 801 Porter atreet; tba felgp of tarror and defatn t hem statement'cam* in an ate* that , ... „ Philadelphia District Court aaid Patricia Zapatka. 6 Pioneer circle: 86 MontgoBMry street, Waetfield, iXiinocrats ■will have four of and Hiram Waiker-Gooderham and thi* m w ^ g that a mandite is pleasant *urprtae*_^ the Ruaeians wtth>/iit trial until a t*t<-r ji>di tn* rol- unem ploy want. Michael Zwlck.' 3rd. p f 170 Oak to the Feteral Power Commiation.! Gilbert. 81 Chestnut strrot; Mrs. . . . the^mOzmg food purehasing that enoblet you to Nov. 4. Tom Dodd, First Dlstrlrt complaint, from an unascribed TTie order betog prepared, for pos- any will b« i,erkr/l tiy naval force, Elsenhowar apoka to Manchester street, died yesterday in Westr candidsu Tor Congress, John D. source, that the - Justice depart Emily Toman, 41 Bilyue road; Mrs. tha r>;Urf which Algonquin has been Khe also leave* another daugh and Katharina D. Bourn and 'thorough investigation to deUr- operating. Golden'Weclding viUe; James Retlly, 100 Flcwence buy in quantity at quontity discounts 3M mile* from .Nairobi, to supfwrt hi* three' day New England tour ter, Mrs. Anthony Ferencs of Tor- tomey Anthony J. Oyrk, candi mine wbather the four large distil street: Jerome Kaupp. RockyiUe: tha military a/non. yesterdsy. Until the FPC actually gets the rlngton. and six grandchildren. date# for Bute RepresenUtiv*. are ler* had vtolsted the- anti-trust mandate from the court, however, Mrs. Doris Hunt, 286 Charter Oak The weather wa# crisp. It had She was bom Oct. 16, 1664. scheduled to appear. , laws.” Mr. and Mrs. Celestto Neuville street; Mr*. Olive Robbins, Box t/ee/i l-elow treating during th* the pipeline company can continue of 49 Middle Turnpike west, who, Mrs. HSlSn FiUpatnck, of tbe The anti-trust division staff re conatmetion and operation. ! 104; Joseph Gasdricki, Hartford. T r i i i n a i i I liU ( - h u m ntghi. liavtd M. Johnston Manchester EederaVlon ot D em ^ ported in 1849 that there wa* ’’* celebrated their iÎdcn wedding ADMITTED TODAY; Mr*. ' Eisenhower wore Uie same cam Lawyers for Alconquto were re YOU EHJOY THESE IMPOHTAHT lEHEFITS Private funeral service# for cratlc W’omen. denied the RepuoU- total absence of evidence of con ported St work on one more effort Sunday aftemotm, ^received tbe Veronica Zamaltls, 87 School Now you end your femily can enjoy e better way of YOU UT ONLY THE BEST el s hair ovsnxst and tan muffler rtovld Michael Johnston, ihye* spiracy or collusion among tbeae' congratulations and 'best wishes street; Victor Pikul. RockvUle; H i i’« Kaiiy o n H im I h cans had had insufficient, time to to keep the company to legal op living . . . be better fed and dollar* ahead. Nothing he wore yesferday. Most of hu year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich Secure speakers. Bhe eeid she had companto#.’’ from approximately l26. of their Linda Martikchio. 153 Drive B; AS A MEMIEH. OF THE AM FOOD HAH s’ldienie.on Merrimack Common- eration. They may ask a temporary relatives, neighbors and (riends. All your favorite meats ("U . S. Gov’t Graded Choice” ), ard G Johnston, 8r.. of Bolton contacted the Repuhlicen Women’s certificate from the FPC. pending Michael O'Brien. South Coventry; - yet coiiceJved can give you so much for your food (Oualiaaed fr ,^ Pag* ()««) slso w«s bundled up against a chill I-ske. who fell out of hla father's Guests were present from'Dake- poultry, seafood, vegetables, fruhs and juMM are ifi- 0 You can save hundreds of dollars a year on your wind , . ^ club more than a week ago and the outcome of whatever action the Barbara McCurry, 51 North Blm money as the ABC Food Plant Here ia the most revo- cur Into the path of a moving hurat. H. J., Springfield. Maas., street; Donald Gleasaon, 58 North Tlie/general drove fioiii his train that th* proposed rally was com Says Ike Ne^s commission may eventually take. eluded in the ABC Food Plan. You eat only the fmeat food bdL ’ ttl* aar-unty of lli* repubUc they automobile , Baturday afternoon, mon knowledge for some time. Meanwhile. NorthMstem Gas WilUmantic, Hartford and Man Elm street; Marilyn Oa'rcy, .42 sea iutiotiary method of providing far finer, more nutritious a/roSe u Merrimack river bridge, were conducted today at 11 a ro. chester. . because only.the finest food is.continually auppUed profess to revere througti the city's mill section and ’TrafisRiiasion Company In 8prtog- man circle: Mta Ines Wolcott, 180 foods for your family . . . and at savings add mg up to You eat only the finest qjuality fimds. from the W. P, Quish Funeral GOP 0>ngre88 field. Already serving its Omnect- The couple received a surprise 0 “T)'»r« U notlilug more subver- bsch s/rosa anothar bridge into congratulatory message by radio Mato atreet; MrA Mary DeMers. hundreds of dollars every year. Here is the plan dut to you. You receive a four mootha supply of food at elv# of our ■ form 'f government Home, with ftav. Clifford ,0. Himp- icut customers with natural gas, 83 EldridgA streeL . .the heart of the city. » son, pastor of the Center Congre- Kefauver Named from their grandson, Andrew cnaUce you to buy your food in quanlily at quanlily a time all of the highest quality, representing the O You shop from your own homfi. than til* CotmmiMsi kaaMTy«irdrBeoaae dii^ I Thn'-eip^^ J»»te better#-^: at: GreaS? -Hefad wraadteg cakA with-top br- .ittoaLit ha*, to be.” • .' its stnrttog pofat; the^ FaderiUX.njuneot; Jtod 'drttorilHpna to gold. Mn. Anna Hyaon,. RFD Na ^ Yoiir fo^'is ddtvcrcd right to your door.' ssrrnrneiit.**--hs'itoid, -cMditb ,Aisenhnw^*.iitotort*d*..^nTtTf. VoltoitMif* ior 8 te v «im . ■ The Would' cw 'M i#*iaito^“ 'X^. Bower Commission'^-" ' - teipt are rliminelnf 'Too sI h^ I k m your om hoaK ^great savings, awaits you! Leam how-the to a dangeroifs hd**; Tmtow'who c;ê"was baked by Mix. Bo Pater' Federico; 356 Adama' stroetr"; ■ Pint many, 'm 'm ry other con venience# ^ N. M, th* poliM luncheon will he held to the Hotel He urged a. reduction In the per 81x Btart Legal AHion ' Bonnie Bartlett, T aloott^ e; Mrs. '. . . your foo<| is delivcted right to your door. No Plan takes the strain off your famSy lood Budget'.;. . rsta trsfhcking in nsnir and hye-I ,, Garde starting at 12:80 p. m. land Irish, granddaughter of Mr. were atmut 300a*) engaged to the old bureaucratic Miami. FIa , Oct. 21— UFi — RockvUle; Mrs. Virginia Whet- line, face parking problenia, -then carry a lot of grocetica on life with more leisure time and extra family dollars HOME FREEZER TO STORE YOUR SUPPLY 1st leer St I lie railway station 'of an^ some reservations for. the game of coordinating the coordtoa- Tranamiaaidn Company to remove Tw* heat* have been Saak ape moro, Vernor Traitor Cburt; Mr*. ftt Nftwark. Trunmn' lunrbton are reported available. torst" Its nmturai gas. pipe line from home each day. Under the ABC Food Plan yoa riiop in her purse. For fqlJ information—at no cost or • LOWER FIRST COST EiMfthowai oil tiiM nvU n^hiM >•'! (he big mill city, "7»'<1 Who voted for th* McCarrsn Immi coast as heavy wtods 'raked tbe Catherine Franxosa, 181 Summit • LOWER INSTALLATION COST BSS apohe In Newark Is.l week )"'«') ^ l-»*mo<'r*tlc gration Hill—passed by Congress launched his first full scale attack which gave Algonquin immediate ■bore Mae. street, y - ha hart lisen iirgert lo dnu-usa ihe el"K«n_ "liont 1st them take il over his veto, on his Rsûbllcaq opponent; Pur- temporary poeiession of rights of YOU OWE IT n YOmSELF im YOON BUDBET TO CLIP— FlCUN -^N O MAIL TODAY! “The practlcsk of those Henatora teli, saying he had no rrtiord upon Way across their lands, aqjd chal — • - o LOWER OPERATING COST civil rlghls Iseii* sort rtsclsiert tiiiii- Urge tke Greeting which to run except that of the lenging the court's jurisdiction to aalf "fn favor nf the prim Iplea.” Mr said Washington had not -‘ .the practices of.the big He and niMrte H fair and Jusl distribuliort of character assassination- -are Connecticut Manufacturers ' 'As- condemnation actions brought by -hut obviously^ Trumsn sniii fir coclatlon “during the U.m* hs the corporation to acquire . the MVESTNm m WMEY-Mim FOOD rUN MW ; doe* not know “the psart fki-IS-of of govsrninaht contracts and he Identified wtih the so-called ’Mas On Gigantic Seale ARC FOOD PLAN Mrved as vice-president ani presi pipeline easements. ‘ WHEN YOU CHOOSE GAS^ Ufa about this siibjwi." promisart such “|hs<|Ultlsa" will ter race' theory and no amount of not ix'ciir under a Rapuhlii'sn .distortion can change that fact,’’ dent of that lobby." Both motions are baaed on the 17f AHyw Sfrwwt •‘Me Ihliiks he will ckll a »vv*r pmm- being lanti-Catbotlc and antl-8*- iSniniarT singled but for special him to hav* cluh msmbars contact been aastgiied fpr baartoga in Su CITY __ toed to and.aegragatton in the Dis- m’ltic." mention in. the Friday spSach two, all known local RspubUcans in an , FRENCH ADMIT UMMEfl perior Court 'Friday. 77 ALLYN STREET HARTFORD, CONN. Manchester Office, 687 Main Street, Open Thursday EvenlaglW t. totet of Oolumbla (WaslUngton) By the Um* JEtoenhower arrived ^puHllcao Henators and on* for effort to produce the largest crowd ‘ ilsBol. Indo-Chlnn, Oat. 81— Pending in Superior Oaart is lit- but ” I ought to warn him lhat tha In lAwrence, Maas., th* air' waa mer Republlran Renator. They sr* possible to hbar Etoenhower. (T»—The Fiawb high wiawaang igalion to which tbe City of Dan KEMFS, Ine. 7-2143 PHONE ____:___ and Saturday Mornings For Applianoa , TraaMamt can't get tMngafdons in warm and ths sunshine bright. The 'Joseph McCarthy of Wiacenatn. Th* Republicana hope to have an today adnfitteg more ga|as by bury and Town of Danbury are .' Serving Hastfaed, ToDand, Middlesex, litchfield, New th* Dtolrtct of tMumbls kimply hy William Jenner ,ef ilndlsna and e'Ven larger turn-out for -Etoen- H N S S S D M N a NuMbar la foatHyt .A d M tf CMIdrta Demonstration and Saks crowd-was to high spirits and ^ Cofiunanist-led Vtrtmlah )a protesting the installation' of th* t(avst^ New f.aadaa Csnarii a aad aaftouadlng 'aircai OH2 |r»vtiig 8 wand " gave th* gsnarai .a warm raesp- Chapman. Revrreomb of West Vir howar than th* 09.000 who saar their difve 100 milea'aorthweat Algonquin 'pipeline ijfider nmnid- 7 U MAIN m m a sTytiwitofiitfl Paanhnwaf aaya "a Uoh.> gtolA •! President 'Truman last waek. o f Hanot. ' ’ 1“ m water mainA Nip' > , L A.->' m * m a a m r n ;,.i, . . . c . ’ ll . ■ . . r - . . : 1, • ■ : I . -I Vi -/ - ■) '■ _ .. t /t,

FAGB EXJSVEM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHfeStCT. CONN.. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1952

ing It* work .vylOt their contribu holder*, wbieh rfieana Ii Wg dsB«8t MANCHESTER ETENINe HERALD. aMHCHfiSTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. OCTpBfeR 21. 1952 tlon* approved were for Lewi# (îaiig Urgfes Ui S. Driye'Cor Fuuds tions. . .Tlie annual drive which, is in the prA*^nt year'a income, c a g e TEN Plpdr, a teAcdier at Manchester Named PreffidenV now. in progres*, and, which pdll which is not In keeping-w W r tlW ’' put out th# ffame# himtelf with « School with 3 Million L im it High Sehboll and Miss PrtsHlla Now Underway continue through O tl. 31, is more increased amount '( r f w o r k -th * Blaze Damages , fire extinguisher. Damage was TRUSS HTTINS Lynch, a afCond grade teacher at Lead War oil Reds vital than ever this year. ‘ nurses are called'upon to do. Circle Plans Gift confined to the upper hall and'the Verplanck Sohdbl. Tnwmspeople ar* urged tp sup 'F o r more than 30 years the Starting In January two Insur building inspector’s office on the AKRON Graduated Experta Would Require Sacrifices Piper desires, if possible to ar port the work of the 'Public Health Skywatch Schedule Town Offices Public Health Nursing aaaoctation ance companies, whose eatlmatejl Radio and TV lower ffbor. range tp exchange poaitlon* with (Continued From Page One) Nursing Assiklatlon In order to w coo—w ** Party,a', ^ Carnival Also Abdominal Support*, Elaa- has been serving the people of income to .the association was Eaatcrn Staadard TIbm W N H C —Ch. t a teacher in ^gland. His salary Keep Msnrbester healthy •• wwi VTKKB— 4 DEAD, to H U R T tlc Hosiery, and all type* of ondary School standard of 120 while abroad would be M id by the | the local pres* -first of it* kind Manchester and in return the peo 81500, are dliwontinulng the visit Wednesday South Windsor, Oct. 21—'Cbnald DUcu$»ion by Members ing nurse service to their, policy as charming. A gala holiday gift carnival and ...... Roger Negro, PeWr Oleski Fort Kent, Me., Oct. 21—(A’l— surgical appliance*- Private Fit* hours instruction is each college local board and the salary of the he ha* ever given on Formosa. ple Of .the’hown have been aupport- > tiSb—WONS—Bill Jenktna Show. Midnight - 2 a. m. crable smoke damage was done the Four railroad section hand* were For any effective fight againpt 4:< W THT—Cal Tlnnfy WDRC—Tawn Patrol. card party will ha neld by St...... John Moore,,BIM Lannlg Of Education' Board preparatory apbject. teacher Uklng hi* here during rife. 2 a. m. - 4 a. m. .. Interior of the Town Hall here yes • u'.,t or>(l yn other* hurt yester ting Room. Communism and Soviet R ur*!*, he D»y; WTIC—Weather: Frank Atwood...... Howard Petefs, William Davidson Th* association is "rapidly, be that time would be paid by the WDRC—It HspptD* WCCC-Production Newareel. M argaret’* Circle, No. 280. Daugh^ 4 a.' m. .* 6 a. m. .. day when a Bangor and Aroostook Points Up Necessities. listed two things as essential. ) jOtor Ic _Ad am*. ___ Ruth Cohley, Gertrude Dengston , terday when a fire, believed caused coming an accrediting body,”- English board. / . - WHAT—Gup ol Coffee-Club. , ter* of Inahella.'.Nov; It, at the « a.' m. - » a. m. .-v- .. .Iig’ni thmroered head-on into ...... - ... • . i ~ Miss Y.ynch desirss to arraiqfa a. 1.. Far-sighted , statesmen . of WTHT—Muaic. Newa...... Bruce >lfiler. Michael A. Glean by a short circuit, was discovered , Qain's Muum^ Baiiev said. 5?SS^t - n“ w^ polk. hop. . „ t;4j —WTHT—Morning Devotlona. Community Y on Norh Main B a. m. • Noon .... their amall motor-driven work A new high school limited to a I Short of RoqnlrMl Hours ' atmllar exchange abroad under the the West, led by the United States WONS—Jack Dowoay ■ *1^ Shop...... Louise Willis by custodian Daniel Shea. WKNB—Ne»«; Pcijurit Matincf. WKNB—Newa. . _ . itreet. Noon - 3 p. m...... Shea, who is also a cdnstable '.rain' on a curve. cost of three million dollars would] A t present th* achool 1* 24 min sanis pay plan. should understand the aspirations a-l*—w n c —St»lla Dallai. t:U —WDRC—Rellgloua Talk, An elaborate assortment of 3 p. m. - ,6 p. m...... Robert Dunn The lâe agreement with th* of the eastern countries snd try w n c —Newa ...... *{Gladys Gosselln. Barbara W allett be a high school with no facilities' utes short of the required 120 WDRC-Thc Chtcj»«oar«. hand-made gift*, excluaive novel- 6 p. m. - 8 p. m. .. Manchester Houaing Authority for to meet them, particularly on eco a.aa_WDRC—The Recon.’ Shop. WONS—Newa , ...... / Mary Edmunds, Florence Plitt • 1 hours. Bailey reported he foresaw 7:a»—WDRC—Newa. „ . - . tie*. costume jewelry, baked foods, 8 p. m. - 10 p. m. .. except classrooms, and some of UBS o f the CJommunlty House at nomic matters. * w n c - -Touna Wiader Brown. WCCC—Good Morning. Good Muala ...... Ru.ssell W right. H yatt Sutliffe ! no difficulty unleaa clasetlm* lU' W THT-M dre Arnold Time. . holiday gift wrapping*. potted 10 p. m. - Midnight those might have to he sacrificed, Silver Lane Home* for school pur- 2. Esstern countries must be WKNB—Poloola. the Board of Education decided i further shortened. HAIO SHAMPOO d-SS^^Tli. W o ’ m m . In.My Hou*. 1 WTHT—Breaklaat with Ben. plant*, doll* and other Items will Bailey said that for every addi pdaea la at the rate which ha* prs- warned that, if they tried to dia- WONS—Weather; Newa; Bill Jen- after some discusaion on the ma|.- rupt their tlea with the Weat. it •iS^W DRC—Newa; Old Record Shop. , be offered to tho*e Interested in mounUin region, reported 20 tional minute taken off period* in vaUed for th* past asveral years, kina. above; Bedford, a Boston suburb. ter at Its meeting last night in the would be the quickest’ and shortest WTIG-JuH Plain BUl.^ hrow. ' w n c—Bob Steele.' diatinetlve g ift* a»iU goodies, prliL-^ Continaed Cold aZ*X. r»^S w ■ saw 1.0 mmm. mmm, Tnur “ “ “ ■ riAva «' $860 for th* 86 week (k:hool yesr. WTHT—Newe; Joe Glrand Show., j ;l j_-WONS-Newa 25; Worcester 22, and Springfield, ■'office of the school snperintendentr William E. Bucktay, and Mr*. "vi-"ay~ô' falTTnlo the trap“Of~Bo- ed In a nr.o*t conservative manner The board instructed its chair would have to be added .to the II.. Yukon I 7:30—WONS—Local Newa. aa the committee feels tbat at this Maas.. 26. ' Janat Smith, board njembers, viet imperlslism, 7;f»-wnc-weathey. Seen io r Tonight man, Charles 8. House, to rOport school year for high school atu. (Chlang said people* o f Asia, on ’ 7;M—WDRC-Old Muaic Box; N«wa. particular time these truly beauti dents. He is seeking a ruling from Arthur H. Illlng, superintendent of wrc^Ncwe: I that fact to the Board of Director* the perimeter of the Iron Curtain. ; I ,lt _ w n C —Front P«fe Farrell. WTIC—Bob SUele—Morning Watch. ful gifts rhould be made attractive BOSTON POST FOK IKE the association which would permit schools, and Miss -Ethel Robb, WCCC—Newa: Good Morning Muaic. and to reiterate the achool authori principal of Waddell School were ’’ahould understand that, if th e' WHAT—Croiby'a Qu^cc WONS—Bill Jenkina Show. to everv women'* budget. By TH|^ ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston. Oct. 21 (IP )) The the, school to Include time allotted Ilia —w n c —Uorenao Jonea. UMCSL im t ties atand that the proposed high named member* of the committM Russian Communist empire Is not WKNB—Phil Hale. Mr*. F. Leo Barrett, regent, who ContSiued cold weather again to Boston Post, which describes itself school should Include the facilities for passing from ciasi to class in WHAT—Band by Demand. 7:«»—WHAT—New.. to plan a dedication for Waddell eliminated, the first to fall will be ■WONS—Skykln*. la In charge of general arrange night is forecast by the U. S. as "an independent newspi^r Famout ^ o rig in a r Kentucky whiskey they originally felt neceasary. next period. He is also planning to countries of the East— (then) the Mrs. RtHiard W. Post 7 :S»—WONS—Weather. School expected to take place WDRC—Memoir tane. WTHT—Weather. ments 1* extending a cordial Invi Wdather bureau but "warm ing with a long Democratic tradition," Would Lark Improvementa contact colleges to determine Mrs. Rlchsrd W. Post of 147 WCOTêara: Muatc. aometlme in November. whole world will fell. . g.M—WDRC—World Newa Roundup. tation to the women of Mancherter Weather" is seen for Wednesday. today endoraed Dwight D. Eisen' A three million dollar high whether their authorities feel the "Therefore; If the people* of the Benton street was elected state Iit t —WDRC—Curt Maaaey. WCCC—K'ddie Comer. WHAT—Rewa. „ , to visit the " Y ” Nov. 13 and New England shivered today in hower, Republican candidatie for school, wonld not have gymnasium, 24 minute shortage in class time East damage their ties w-lth the president o f The Ladles of Cnlum- w n C - N o k e ^ d Quotra. WK.NB—Newa: Sporu Digeat WTHT—Newa. assures them that many o f their Weather that sent the mercury President. ' audRorium, or pool and *ite im would affect their acceptance of West or if the West oppresses the biit, at tbs convention of the Con j.| j_ W T H l—Frankie Friacn. a»>i down to 31'Shove zero In Boston, a NOW Also BLENDED WTIC—Newa. extra-special holiday gift prehlem* In a front P*g« editorial, the provement at the location would Manchester High School students. East, Communism will break necticut organization Friday and WHAT—Cup of Coffea Club. new record for the date. The read Union Blasts Plan W^B^^Cecll Bro’arn. N’ewa. WONS—Newra _ will be taken care of writ^âe. and paper aald : _ Sava to be abandoned. Approve 8 Teuohera through." Saturday in' Rockville. Mr*. Post Kreatai ing was taken at 8 a.m. 1:1b-WDRC—Shoppara Speelala. aatUfactlon. "As we *ee It, there are three \ High School principal Edaon M. • In other action* last night th# (^lang said he was sure that succeeds Mrs. John tJresCher *!«•—WDRC—Newa w n c —Newa. “rho previous Boston lOw for this For Garment Shop or four paramount issues. Th* first Bêy, present at the meeting, boa^ approved two teacher nom if the West, led by the United of Baltic, hgs served as secretary WKNB—Phil Hale. date was 32 recorded In several W T^^-^*ara: Joe Glrand Show. WHAT—Jeating with Wamp. la Communism. We don’t intend to FOR aald a reduction in classrooms ination*. accepted and expresaed States,.gave aaaiirancea to eastern of Gibbons Assembly of this town, WHAT—Nawa. BllNCHB TAIAS TONIOHT years, the last time In 1940. WONS—Bill Jenkina Show. Imply In any way that Gov. (Ad- would make it necessary to uae the SMUfaction with report* on the Reprsasntativea of the Interna countries about their national aa- end as a state director. She has WONS—Ne^.^ , WTHT—Martin Agronaky. Caribou, Me., was the colde.Nekra; 13 Hundred and tO of teaching them that it. is their here. high school. sylvania until last June. She will bsen purchased at this time "to Mrs.,/Robert Culver, also of Glb- Glorify your hair with HAIO w n c —Sen. William Purtell. hit*. miasion to build. a better social WHAT—Italian Program. Bailey reported the 5:14 closing replace Miss Carol Dixon. fight the uniob.” bopff Assembly. | i » - w n c —New*. . order." WTHT—Silver^ E*«le. . • :43—WDRC—Binjr Crotby. SOU8A KIN FINED time for the afternoon session had Miss Irene Blalkowskl of New The organizers charge that El- . Th* local sssembly was also WIHAT—Symphony Hall. WTIC—Victor H. Lindlahr. A f t caused some complaints from stu Britain was appointed to teach lia is using the Insurance plan aa These Influences havs not yet honored by receiving first prize, a • •• Am arico's Favorlf S h 0 in p o o l WONS—Gabriel Heatter.. w h a t —Famoua Tiiala» entirely disappeared. Radio Prague Trumbull. Oct. 2 1 -e. WKNB—Quli Can. acknowledged, but It said they ar* Here's ff to eee for yourself thfit TjU —WDRC—Ed Murrow WDRC — Arthur Godfrey. Sousa, 16, who said he was the Ask Bus Traaapnrtatlon was graduated from Teachers Col er* from joining the union. prtzs for th* moat complete cover w n c —On* Man'* Family. lege of Connecticut at New Brit fast being overcome by, the Comr Hiilo glorifie* your hair—i*eveils all your hffir’s natu W THT—My Trut Story. great-nephew of the late bandleild- In two cases parents are inaist- They also stata that the company age of the state program. WONS-Dorla Day. WTIC—Welcome Traealeri, ain in 1945 and taught at Meriden muniat-.'un young pioneer move 4 TiU—WONS—TItua Moody. WKNB—Newa; Through Tha Tean. er and composer, John Philip Sou Ing that the school provide trans plan will coat the employe* 82 a The principal speaker at the con: rally lovely highlight* with your very first hainpoo! and Berlin. She will replace Mr*. ■:tt—W’DRC—People Are Funny, WHAY—Italian Program. sa, paid 810 In fines in town court portation for students who live month and may not cost-the firm ment. It added; ventlon banquet was Rev. Edmund Not m soap, not an oily liquid or greasy cream,. Halo w n c —Cavalcade of Amertc*. WONSd-Crean Patteraon Show. Esther Sutherland Wolcott, who here yasterday o« charge* of traf beyond bus lines and who have to anything. While under the union "The pioneers are yety fond of J. Barrett, asaiatiant pastor of St, WTHT—Michael Shayne. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. has been granted a leave of ab defense game*. Our children, our can't po«ibly leave dulling film. Your halt is left WHATe^Mualc. W KNB—Gov. Lodge. fic violations. He pleaded guilty to return home after dark. plan, which they claim provides ^ m a r d ’* Church, who spoke on sence. ahining, soft and fragrant, amazingly eas^ to manage. WONB-The Black »«>*»«““ • WONS—Paula Stone Show. operating without a license, and; "W s.will hear a good deal more greater benefit*, 'the cost 4* borne young-pioneers h^Ve no need for the purpoaea and effacts o f Cathol- • :l»—WHAT—Serenade In Blue, W TH T—Whispering Streets. about it" as the day* become Summer high school student* hypocritical, empty romanticism. I'lc action, on the theme, "Personal g jit—WDRC.—Mr. and Mra. North. fa^l^re to dim lights when ap- i entirely by the employer. Get 2 large bottles of Halo at this bargain price tpdayl UiSA—WCCC—News; 13 Hundred and pTMching a car, and was fined 83 ! darker, Bailey said. paid a total of 82,344 in tuition* They ar# taught to love their Love of God.” w n C -R e d Skelton. 30 Hits. and total expenses were 82,690.35. WONS—Story ol Dr. Klldaip. WHAT—Italian Program. on each count. ^ No solution was offered. country and the Soviet Union It waa voted to hold next year's WTBAT-Morton GOulC Conducta A related aspect Of the time a report by Bailey showed. There convention in , Manchester, and ■;4t—Eacape W'lth He. WTIC—Double or Nothing. which is hbtplng us to realizs the WKNB—Mystery Voice. problem ii) double sessions is that were 128 pupil* enrolled in 192 Henry Wklie Unilied SuDoliiS ItfStf g:t»-WDRC—Life W i t h Lultl. lg.4S _W T H t—When a Girl Marries. ■ub.1ect*. WONS—Newa: Official Detecllr*. WONS—Newa. of maintaining the New England WTHT—Town Meeting, W TH T—Lone Journey. Association of Colleges apd Sec The exchange teaching applies w n c —Martin and Lewli. W TIC—Strike It Rich. WHAT—Newa: The Night W’atch. WKNB—News; $40 Club. g;gg—w n c —Fibber McGee and Molly WO.NS—Ladies Ftir. WONS—Top Thirty. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. WDRC—My Friend Irma w h a t —I tsllsn Program. • ;t(—RCDRC—Steve Allen Show. H :I5—W TH T—We. The Women. ---- WTHT—E...... Erwin Canhem. " ■ •WDRC—Louella Paraona; Straw 11 WONS—News. READ . Hat Concert. 11:33—WDRC—Granv SIsm. GIVE ! WHAT—Pollah National Home. • WCCC—News: 12 Hundred and 30 ! w n c —Two lor the Money. Hits. WTHT—John Daly. W TIC—Bob and Ray. TO WONS—Frank Edwarda WHAT—Matsano Program. THINK ie;is—WONS—Mualr Lover * Hour. WONS—Queen for a Day. I WDRC—Philip Murray. W TH T—Break the Bank. YOUR I WTHT—Concert Hour. W KNB- Music from out of ths West. FOR OUR 5 |#:ia—WDRC—Gov.. Stevenaon. 11:43—'WDRC—Rosemary. COMMUNITY VOTE I WTIC—Newa; Dr. Ralph Builche. W TIC—Dave Gsrroway. \ I WHAT—The Nisht Watch, WKNB—Music Out of the W est \ i 11;##—Newt on AH Statlona. WHAT—Ronxoni Program. I 1I:**.^WDRC—Tou anf the WorlO. CHEST I lliie —WTHT—Edwin C. Illll. , , Afteraaea WE’VE H aPED MANY TO Whatever your choice in whiskey try James E, Pepper I ll;ia —WTHT—The Late Bob E. Uoyd. 12:33—WDRC—Wendy Warren. ' WONS—Midnlrht Matinee. WCCC—Luncheon Musleale. A smooth Blend ' w n c —Newa. WONS—(?urt Massey ,Time. Bottled in Bond All straight Whiskey Hoffman Motors A rt Brtaking All Praeadants With Thasa Sansational Tarn^s. It's Your Goldan Opportunity To Own Tha Classic Oldsmoblla At Tarms You Can Carry Without Affecting Your WHAT—Itslian Voire. HOME OWNERSHIP IN 60 YEARS ' WHAT-N^ht Watch. 86.8 PROOF, 65% CHOICE Jlije—WDRC—Public Service Profcam WTIC—Newa: Weather, 100 PROOF 86 PROOF 'I B H ; Jt:ie—WTIC—H.’rald Thibune Forum W KNB—Newa: Movie Time. In that time there’s been a “heap of living” in many GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS I WDRC—Symphony Hall; New*. W TH T—Jack Berch Show. 5 YEARS OLD BLENDED WITH 221 7 12:15—WTIC—Aunt Jennie’s Stories. 8 YEARS OLD ll:*e—w n C ^’ewa. ^ homes financed through Manchester Savings and Loan As. and. 121., 8 Y E A R S OLD I U :tt—WTIC — Tlffacy Club Orchea- WKNB—Bing Crosby Time. I troLStara In Jai*. W’TIC—Down Homers. sociation. We have always been anxious to help any thrifty WHISKEY. ) lliia.-W'nC.—Palladium OrcbeaOa. WONS—Newa. James E. Pepper g Co„ Lexington, Ky. ) ISOS—WTIGe-Newa ...WTllTv-Luncheoi. ilusle...... and farsighted person to home ownership, for that is our I T*m*rrew 12:23-WONS—Loral News. * 14:*e—WTIC—Frank AtwoOd. 12:30-«W'DnC— -Romance of Helen principal form of investment. W e’d like to discuss your • WDRC-Farm Program. Trent. \ 14:1*—WDRC—Hymn Time. WHAT—LaRoea Program. home ownership plans. You’ll like our friendly attitude gnd 14:U—WTIC—New*. WexT*—News. WONS—The NVomen'a Page. co-operative spirit— so do conie in. W TH T—News. W'TIC—Marjorie illUs Hour. WKNB-^Man hh the BIreet. "^00*0 Daily 9 A . M.-5 P . nr: 12:45—WDRC—Our Gal Sunday. WCCC—Music for Milady. Wednesday— Open *TII Noon. Television WKNB—The Patters. W. .r, th. T,.d. All.w.».. i, .»r M,..:,. T.k. .Jv.n*.,. .( .hi. Y,u will n...r «(.. ♦«.. A.k y«r -l,hb.r, (ri.n<(. .nd th.y’ll ffll yV Hoffm W TH T—We the W’omep. 1007 Main Street Thursday—9 A. M.-8 P. M. I rKV-WDRC—Ne.wa. Phone 2-4588 t-losed Saturday. Smashing Trade Allowances on your new Oldsmoblla. Now is tha time to save hundreds of dollars. Also tha finest salaction of Sataty-Tastad Used Cars m all makes and mo a s wi savings up o |P. Me WCCC—Manchester Matinee. 4:00— Smith. W K N B —News- Request Matinee. 3-4589 I 6:0^— PlayhnuRp WTHT-Paul Htr>ey. y Dlmftirrt^'4 Du^miU WONS—Newa: ) 5:9^>Iowdy Doodv. \ f:00—Prescott Buah. W'HAT—Brttv Kimball. * *:1S—Th^ Nature n, Trinfs. W TIC—Nrwa. < C:9i0—Musical Momenta. . > 1:15—WpUC—Ma Perkins, 1 «;40"a-Wpather Forerast. Show Tunes, • $;4S—World N>wfl Tot'ay. WONS—Yankee Food Show. ^ MANCHESTEi^ * 7 OG—PoiHicai pr'»|cram. W HAY—Betty Kimhall. 1 ;7;3G—Gansett Time. W TIC-.luke Box JlngleS. \ ‘ 1:53-WDRC—Yourg Dr. Malone. *7;4rWA. A. Riblrrtff. W KSB—Bob Andrew# Muaic Hall. 7:4S—Carnal N>ms Caravan. . W'CCC—Newa: Maiu'heatcr Matinet «:00—Milton B^rl^. 1:I.V_W DRC-Thf Guiding Ligh t i |l;0Q—City Hospital. WONS—Juat Jenkins. SAVINGS 4 LOAN ' f;S5—Oov. Sti’vens'in. f:33 \VDRC—Second Mrs, Burton. jIG.OO—Tmo for th. .Mt rtry. • were—MUalc. <30:3ÊmbassyI J V . t F Clui». W KNB—Newa: Mualr Hall. A30:410:4Âdvcnture A* 10 45. ASSOCIATION ^ 1 :0(W—I've iGo* a Secret. WTIC—The DcK'tor a Wife. .30—Where Waa II? W TH T—News; Top Hit Time: Scores 21:3 WONS—Connecticut BalHoom. OIDSMOBILE ]13:00-Newa. W'HAY—Open House. Taaaorrow 2:15—WDRC—Perry Mason. NEW \A. M. WTTC—Cinderella W’eekend. Drive the amaxing new Oldsmoblla with th# new 160 H. P. "Roekaf' Engine and tha new Hydramatie W|^h instant ravarsa and "Super Drive. What a thrill you will get. Enjoy Oldsmoblla ^ _ I 7,:0G—Today. ?:2,V-WON5t—News, $:00—Teat Pattern and Muitc. 2:53-WDRC-.Nora Drake, 9:45_Mornine Newa. w e r e —News: Muaic. greater ease. See the new "I8 " Sedans apd Coupes and aur naw""Holiday" Coupes and Convertibles. Let Us Damanstrata them to you. Also the "4S" 4-door "Classic" Sedan Holiday Coupe Bn onver i t . 10:0^Tour Winrtt»w Shopper. ■ WONS—I’tiila Stone Show. 31 ;0^Vnlted Nation* Sea.nirvna. • W TIC—Ctnficrella Wee-kend. CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. 11:30—SU'We It RJch. 2:4.^- W D Rt- Brighter Dav. ride will convince you it’s tha ear of the year. Now Is t b ^ a to taka advantage of this wondarFuI apportunffy— «n unpracadantad offer to own a new Oldsmoblla. P. Me WTIC—Mid-afternoon News; InalcJt 12:0(V—Bible Puppela. News feoin Hollywood. '12:1S—Love o' Life WONS—Patter by Pattefson, 311 MAIN STREET ;i3:30—Search for Tomorrow • 3:«0-WDRC-Hmtop Mouse. IS your car 32:42^Nancy'a Kitchen. WONS—Jack Downey’s Waxworks. ' I;30—Garry Moore. W TH T—News; Top Hit Time. PHONE 6874 - 6292 , 2:00—Double or Nolhinj:. W lfA Y —Newa: Open House, , 3v30^The Cuidlna Liphi W TIC—Life Csn Be Beautiful. • 2:4^Mid*Afteniotjn Newa. 5VCCC—.Muwr. • 3:00—The Payoff. . WKNB--Newa: Request Matinee. 3:30—Welcome Traveiera. 3:15—WDRC—House Party: News.. 4:D0—Kate Smith. WTIC— Uoau* of Life. 3-53.-w rce—News: Mnslr. W TH T—grolrci; Top HU.Time. , WHAY—^'HAT J«mbom. YOU CAN-BEAT A. WTlC>-lN.iyper Tourgi'I'taiyilv, * 3:45—W*CCC--Junltor Dii»c Jockey. :Toniglii:df3 WTlC^—fclligiit To HappineMf - WDRC--CArl SmBb. * h r- 3:53—WDRO-Aunt JcmliUA. COLD WEATHER.'.. 1:33-WCCX:—Music. WDRC—L Happens Every Day. W TH T—Cal Tinnev. MOST STYLES AND MODELS-EASY TERMS W TIC—BackMtage Wife. , .if you rwolin your cor has boon drivtn hard ' WHAY—NV w h . ^ WK.NB—Ncm»; Rf>qupat Matinee. during tha Sunimar montht and hova Caitor praporn it for cold morning starts. ;Givo it Cortor's FuN Chack«Up for FoN. *Caoling K TOYS Systom Tighttn host Lohnoctious, chock water BETTER DRIVE IN NOW 5 For the Kiddle# pump. IMotor— Clean cm^ adjust spark plugs, tighten Moctricol cennoctiaiis. *Lubricatian *5AFE« FOR A WINTER CHECK-UP! t Arthur Drug Stwrgs 1 TY CHECK— Adjust brakes, chock Hghts. realign j 1^ Large Asaortment ^ Avoid trouble— avoid the rush— be resdy for the REDUCTIONS front whoals. first cold days with a property conditioned car. Bring We'll instoN Hit finest of parmonont ofiH*freaxa ood it in today and let os give it a complete going over. It’s -.4 snow fires at the some time. the only way teget good winter performance.

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I- PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1952 Xi • 4m MANCHESTER EVENING BERAtD, V A llfH lJlIS ; 6DNN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 19S2 PAGE sratiRpgSKCtr', lUONESVlLLE JOLKS .BY FONTAINE FOX, FUNNY, BUSIN ESS, BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Third Bluest G irl Scouts Go llo W orii Five Hearings Sense and Nonsense Turned Down Wdit Directors Dramatist— wish I could think Prlsoner—You’ve got to get m* The Board of Directors conven of a big ' strong situation that out of here. I’m locked up only be I ^^andh^(e!ir^ Developer ing tonight for its last regular \ would fill the audience with tears. cause my car hit a bag of gro meeting, will hold five public hser- TTreater Manager—I'm looking ceries. S4^ngilt an Extension ings. The meeting will start at 8 for one that will fill the tiers with Lawyer—What? You’re Jailed audience. merely for hitting a bag of gro Fira^ Zoning B o^ o’clock in ths hearing room of ths Municipal B u ^ n f. X' ceries? . I tried to puli the old gag about Prisoner—Yeah; could I help it A developer who TTie hearings will be on propo the ease xrtth which Washington if the bag was in a fellow’s arms? had twice bedb.i(ranted extension sals to install a switchboard in the threw a dollar acrosa the Potomac of permission to'4)uild apartment Municipal Building, to hire an out I! (money went further in those Wife (visiting scene of their dwellinga on LydaiH.. street was ride agency to conduct a iurvey of youth)—There, James; there's the days), but somebody reminded me turned down in his tkiid request the pdiiee department, to provide that what with inflation, etc., he corner where you used to wait for for extension by the Zonfbg Board could float it acrosa if he lived to m? every night) for the special needs of Korea vet of Appeals laat night erans wlahing to finish high school, day.______:...... Meek.. Husbtfnd—Iglaocing,_at - Fnr Mnltisla DwaUaga sign; "DANGEROUS CXIRNER") The board denied the applicatfbn to instalHridewalks on WYiodlmnd I •, street and to raiee tha pension Ruth—Can, you sing high “c' —That notice wasn’t there, then, of Dave .Elnblnder .who had orig paymsatg to retirsd town em Opal-^No. I sing low-sy. though." inally been granted permlaslon to ployes. / build multiple dwelling units in The switchboard, if approved, The father who sends his son When Mark Twain went to bor March, 1951. The developer, who la reported to have stated that would require an additional ap I M to college is llaMe to be struck with row a book from a neighbor’a propriation of 53,000 to cover the "I a remittent fever. library the owner said he would oe shortage in building materials had cost of its installstlon and the happy to accommodate'him again, prevented bim from beginning con salary of an operator, the police but he Had adopted a rule, that any struction, W u granted extensions NOTI8 In Juns and Oetober laat year. HU department survey would coat an lO-ll volume taken from his library •stimated $3,500 and the plan to \ TrespaMiers will be persecuted must be used on the premises. application last night was based on Ml IIII (' r to the full extent of two mongrel the original permUaion granted by provide returning Kdrea veterans The next week the neighbor, the board. with an opportunity to complete dogs which aint never been too dropped over for the loan of - high school would entslL an ap r€4€* f S IttfMMUM, sociable with strangers and' one Mark's lawn mower. "Take it and ■ Einbinder had platmad to build propriation of $4,000 to cover the dubble br'l shotgun which ' #int on the north side of Lydall street /e.j/~rz welcome!" chirniped Mark, "only near Parker, in a rural residence coat of tuition at a Veterans ichool “A litti# fid f« t Jo* flx*d *0 h* do**n’t wist* «ny tim# loaded with sofa pillows. DAM If I under a recently-adopted policy it in Hartford. ain't gittin tired of this hell raising zone. \ gottlng to hit coat at fiv* o'clock!” Is not to be used away from my Residents in Opposition Sidewalks to covar 2,848 feet of around my place. own lawn!" the south aide of Woodland street Residents In the neighborhood, OfTT O I ^ W a v BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOQPLE between Broad and Hilliard streets _ many of whom were present at the would coat about $10,366.73, with WELL. 1 WISH DAIL\ CROSSM'ORD PUfltZLE meeting, were strongly opposed to the property owners paying two- VOU WOULDN'T HULLO, JA iO tif MOW'S -rUlNSSj PLEASED t o ACCEPT, /WiSTAH l o a r \ the board's granting SUnbtnder any thirds of the bill and tte town the ALW4.VS ^ R l6 K T. M. «i|. V, t. PH ON Answer to Praviou* Puiila further extension. A petition, sign IH -THAT OLD b a r n 7WY JAKE / ME AN’ tH' MAJOR d iSJSLXSStSsSssJst rest Tha proposal has bean put AND SLARE'AT b r o t h e r c a l l s MODPLE SOT NO LESAL contract FOR | Screen Actress a | H n i 3 a ed by 48 property owners, was pre- forth as a means of protecUon for ME WHEN TH' “Thit aur* eughta ba a good raport card— I put in *npugh □ ■ Q c s a aentsd to the board, urging it to REST DO /MANOR ?■— VM -STAVlKi* M'V talents, AN' HE ONLY PAYJ the children walking to the new AW/AV ON A S E C R E T o v a rtim a r □ □ a n a deny the application. H04vever, the THIN&S.' w h e n Th'/vioodhits him,, HORIZONTAL New Guinea c j n a i a c i Waddell SdiooL' MISSION SO OONT Pe e p ' 4 board, which makes its decUions SELDOM l ik e / port a a a i a m ,VOU SEEN /w e/ — SAX 1 Sc,reen actress, a a a m a a a a In executive session. Indicated that e x t e n d e d FORECAST HON'D you l ik e t o e e i 5 Yards (ab.)r ocJDEiaaaia the nelfhbora* opposition was not SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH —^ Forrest 6 Entangle ' the sole reason for itg dental. MY valet AN' LINE OU 6 She is a —— □□□aacsaia Boston, Oct. 2l—UP)—^The tern' 7 British money □caQaasacaa In othsr dacistona on the 19 ap perature in New England during c h i c k e n 'N \ performer* ' r a n u a c i E ] plications that loaded its agenda .NINE f , 11 Parts of a . of account ^ , *• Herald Photo. the ' next five days. Wednesday TV roOTBAU ”OAMI OP TW V 8 Ballot a r a n a n a Q w last mght, the board grdhted the Giii. Scout Paula Adama, 15 douth Hawthorne atreet, la picturM stair nEiaaC3niic!!i Sheridan Corporation permission through Sunday,'will average near Iwry SMs*ey AHeiaeee—NBC-1V Nrii 13 Playing cards 9 Roman road . □ □ a l u a i s Q here presenting Mrs. Edward Radtke of 25 South Hawthorne street tha aeaaonal normal with riaing 'to add one floor to its building at with a brochure and other information on Manchester Girl Scouting. 14 Endow legally ° Domestic sUve rjuoluntJLj r V Main and Pearl streets. The cor temj^raturea to the weekend. 15 New York --12------Avers Sunday teams of 100 adults aqd 200 Girl Scouts canvassed the town nacipltation during this period 13 Former 26 Sketch 41 Arabian poration had aaked permission for leaving information explaining the need for funds to carry on Slrt will on the average total lose than what you gain More Powerful Valve*in-Head E n^e Plate Gliaas around, with E-Z-Eye island an additional one or two floors, Scouting in Manchester, and next Sunday, Oct. 26, the workers will 16 Masculine Russian ruler 28 Facility 42 Learning one-tenth of an inch of rainfall oc with Powerglide Automatic Tranunia* plate slaaa (optional at extra ooaO • IB Footlike part 29 Asseverate 43 Wading bird each of which would contain four call at the homes again to accept contributions which may be placed curring lifear end of week. with thaia •xclutiv appellation aiMurtmenta. In the envelopes left Sunday. ------tion (optional at extra coit) • Body by Largeat Brakea in its field • Unittaed 17 Wallaba 20 Idolizes 30 Layer of stones 45 Greater The stnicture is on land that ChavroUt fuaturai Fiaher Centeipoiae Power * Salc^^ 19 Befdre'" i l t ’airy fort ' (Scot.) quantity does'not'contain the necessary Kne» Action Ride. 20 Changed . 22 Daybreak 34 ’Tendencies 46 Eternity (tb.) area required for .additions. (comb, form) 35 Auricle 47 Scatters Watkiiis Devotee 24 Scottish Orant Six Bxtenslves what youths 23 Fears 37 Down (ab.) 49 East (Fr.) The board last night also grant !t7 Mountain 24 Young girl 38 Malayan 50 Legal point ed permission to six iqiplicants Space to Scouts you ta v nymph . 25 Recorded Iiewter coin 52 Greek letter sMking' extensions of permission proceedings 40 River islands 53 Snooze to conduct businesses. The appli 5 ason| Si.Obliqueiy Watkins Brothers, in coopera- > with tho 32 Roof edge cants, none of whom were opposed, PtAY5 z ) r ~ 4 r ~ r - r ~ were James Kelly, to sell tropical tlon with the ■ Manchester Girl i VALET 33 Heavenly H Scout Council in its annual drive ' body fish in bU home at 29 Sunset \ -AND II It IT street. Residence Zone B; Mrs. for funds, is devoting an entire (0-21 .J". <7 Williams DETECT-I 34 Pesters front window this week to Girl | CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. BORN THIBT/ '/EARS TOO SOON Lillian Smith, to operate a beauty 1VE = 36 Cut > ’ith a sav N g parlor at 28 Kensington street, Scout activities. The display is , 38 Barterers Residence Zone A; James Kirk featuring community service, an i \ 311 MMN^tKEEr — MANCHamt 39 Trappers 14 patrick, to do Light ’ manufac important phase of the national | X A L L E Y OOPS DiHappearinK Act 'ft BY V. T. HAMLIN 41 Fourth m P turing at 334 CSiarter Oak street. Girl .Scout program. j Arabian calipl m Zl iH Residence Zone AA; Charles Luce, WUl Be In Window | THERE NOW, IVfiAOFRy, MEB8E (««/’>that/lrmor thatll learn «5u that WHGM CERTAINLY, 44 John Gaelic) to operate a parking ,lot In connec Every day this week a group of =RE AINT Noagov DON'T \OUKNOV 45 Encountered Z5 a B JT IT tion with a car-repairing business Manchester Girl Scouts, accom DO .YOUUVE llim TO II, X SAY JVE MAD ENOUGH IN •7 OF 6UMPIN, 1 MEAN IT/ IT'S EMPTY/ 48 She has i-itt on property east of 624 Middle panied by a leader, will be in appeared in a 31 3i turnpike east. Residence Zone A; Watkins window showing the I thriller 5y ' 0 i Mrs. Msxe Holden, to conduct a pubjlc how they aid the Red Cross COVENTRY, ANDOTEA^ I ----- Louis 33 a u florist business at 81 Oakland and the Manchester Memorial street. Residence Zone A; and Hospital. Also displayed are ex ' Stevenson 3* TT i COLUMBIA or TALOOTTVILLE? SI.Indicate | CTiarles Gipson, to sell religious amples of other phases of Scout 54 Gets up items at 173 South Main street, in ing showing troop crafts and Eu 33 w a Residence Zone B. ropean mementos gathered by Take advantage of our rural route serr* 55 Looked fixedly Property line Adjustments Senior Troop One this summer. 56 Outdoes 41 4t Hi w ice and send your laundry and dry clean GET READY FOR 0 TT s r w - The Board also.granted four ap (Community service has long 57 Mimickers M plications to erTCt additions to beei;i practiced by the Manchester ing to us. Our drivers are courteous, our <« *(4 U) dwellings closer to prox>erty lines Girl Scouts. Mrs. Eklward J. work is superior, our equipment is modem, . V. a sm. as. VERTICAL 1 Mix If than regulations permit. They are Moriarty, chairman of the service our service is excellent. Call us tomorrow. IN 3 Italian river J. L. Brewer, to erect breesewsy committee of the local Girl Scout ”AH I tflid to h*r wat that her mothar ramindad rn* of my SS and attached garage to dwelling at Council, has listed many ways in 3 Mustering of 347 HolIUtcr street; Residence which Manchester Girl Scouts 10% old top aargaant in tha army!” troops |l Zone A; Horace Kimball, to build have given service to the com Green Stamps Cash and CArry •^HivIS WELKiN, Planeteer Struggle In Space BY RUSS MINTERBOTHAM / a iiood over the front entrance of munity. ___ Visit Eau;h Week BOOTS AND HER RUDDIES S he D id BY EDGAR MARTIN hU home at 126 Avondale road, Residence Zone A; Roger Bagley, Once each week an Intermedi . * MOMENTUM PtMs*. DUPWCKDL C04>ti^ OE to bi^d a garage at the side of ate troop visits the Manchester U. R F. \ 0\«Q\V,LS\\.D SOtAV MHKt VOOtt tiAWt KV TVS. COWTfiit AMOM6 WLWeSStS <3V PM6 sY0O hU dwelling rathar than in the Memorial Hospital *to roll band- ON ?^VBlk56 SVOVl JittftT t» CASl TVS. TACOWV V3WD VSttRt rear of it, at 72 Broad street. Resi agea. The girls have worked aa u m t \ VODR C09\19» IKiTY'WtSt^'D’.TVS.V ChW dence Zme A; and 'Albert O. aides at the Mary Cheney Library, p © m VO&T* Therrien, to build a garage and a ushered at programs of local sery- NEW MODEL TVSt .!! W3T«» D\«V'! breeseway at 32 Devon drive, Resi M organizations, sold- Christmas dence Zone A. and Easter seals, and worked for LAUNDRY A CRY CtEANINC I*.., Bagley Was Opposed the Tumor (Tllnic. Even the Ut Bagley was the only applicant ile Brownies learn to help others wboee request was opposed last by making gay favors for hospi light. Peter Flynn of 79 Broad tal trays and providing articles street, urged the board to deny needed by patients in Ck>nnacticut the application, claiming permis children's hospitals. sion iii this, case would lead to The activities contained In the more Broad street home owners Manchester Girl Scout, program for on building garages at the side of Brownies, Intermedistes and Sen ior Scouts are plann^ to help the Nr Wmiiiwie-d' ii 0 -2 1 their homes. The board 'last night also ap girls carry put daily the spirit of clean living and of helping others. •ew*. i«J N hm'IlAi." proved five of six applications for • ,VS l*()l» Laltor Trouble BY AL VERMEER Thus they are preparing for their MICiwc.1 FINN fiYse-standlng ground signs. Oak you had VB5, IN A BRIEFCASE THAT TWQ- BUT 1 managed TO^ All S e t! BY LANK I.EONARD Lodge, Inc., had sought penniaaion responsibilities aa active citizens THAT RUBY MU$r IN Y’ . THE AWTAR ARMED MEMTRIED TO TAKE WIORTW THROW IT OUT THE r * " " ’ F------for four directional signs on Tol in the community and the world. RUBY OW WINDOW I THEY HEID\ HIMUITK HE MUST HAVE TNESNPIlFFIt land Turnpike and were aIlowe, «i« A/- Ji& l. la BoMsa wbta bs cams to this MAIM STKIIT y ■ countiy on-a whaling boat )'.

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•Bf Pdteiitial /Ut'Ame FooHmiII Played THE si Herald Angle ■ y Em Tunnel Gains More 1^ ^ ’Maryland Still U EARL W. YOST K . O. Expected Sports Editor, I It’s TDugh to Fault Football Players Foot^Ball Hawle . . ; « On Defense Than Most tINI® 1 Runnerup, 50 Friday Night • HAMILTON STAND ABO played* who explained the fuhctions of the ■Points Behind In s t to a p d ^ ■writers and • radio- ] departments during’ the^dur of the For Bonehead Plays in Heaiof Battle Baclcs Gain on Offense — ' man from ConnertJcut snd Spring-! plant. .. k 114 field y«rterday afternoon at the| — • In 10 Rounder n t r LRAGtr. 15 71 New ■York— (NEA) — Football Arthur .. 7« 71 77 13.1 New York, Oct. 21—. Asaociated Pres*’ formed potential stars Into some There ou ^t to be a law against Tccrtrt ...... ns 102 130 W AlTOMOTIVr. Ljr.A»VE ton amployea next spring. east of the plant, is expected to Riegels, tbe Cnllfomia center who pickidg on Yale. Years ago. House list!, starts up the long comeback vast, majoritji of offensive barks Tdisspprnval of the crowd, and in- r\i\>r ...... — 123 tot 1*1 •i weeklywael foptoalLpdll today by noa-. thing more like a capped-and- --- ■ ------—— , Personnel Manager John Sulli-1 be completed by early spring. The ImmorMized himself . In 1829. by JAneway...PrincetQn.-guanl, dlscov-. trail thts^ômtng -Friday night In Ihs'Natlonal Football League.-- staled that ; nobody wo«id ever 10? 307 lng:out Marylani b e lM buffoons. . J55 56* eo4 it03 Hszon .. S7' 2!3 ------~eiE,~fonneity~of Manchester, acted~area inctudes-s basebatl fleld. 380 nmnlhg 16' Jmrdi' the wrong way toUU ... HE REStlLT gnia Michigan Bonehead, dtunb-bell,. boob — ered that when the Yale quarter when he fights Ccssr Brion, a big, This Is not a paradox, but a again think he was a .•las.vX Psitsl'i til . Streeter 1^ 810 as diief host for th* company (eel down the foul lines, with ngminst Oeorgls Tech in the Rose fa c t.'- The nifty N egro halfback'’ "From that tlm ^ I have/vjmi! ...... M TOI tM *12 ^ CnnttlTe Btat«.a record of. three out of four thooe are samples of tte epithets back.pinched his center on the.leg,. rcr-ni .. along with Pabllclst Russ Trout-] bleacher* for 2000, a volley bail Bowl, has galloped in the wrong a-wkward galoot from the Argen trouble conrinclng Em. that a Zwifk ...... t?I 104 100 137 rivnn .. 107 SM) firsts. Only In the lecond week did showered upon the unhappy young the latter snapped the ball. gained 790 yard.4 last season as’ s Kdvlii ...... 136 IW 17 171 man and Recreation Supervisor! court, two tennis courts, handball direction. . . Janeway' tipped off Sport Don tine, at Madison Square Carden. catch often Is the better part of. the Spartans falter. That was When nthletes who do the wrong thing brilliant safety man. This total , \-SniSm»th ...... K — 127 30S Tntslt ...... ' 543 541 .103 158* Jarry Plood. others who acctnii- i court and a shuffleboard layout, Whltey Thomas, Princeton cen nelly, T iger end. to expect a fum Ezzard figures to win this ona was surpassed on the Giants A'alor, becBuee the memory of that i Krch.it ...... H \V> 181 .W2 MltmrRr <3) Wisconsin took oyer the top rung. panied the visitors bn a tour of the I Also, two softball diamonds and or leave the right undone In tlnkr 84 — 16 Therri*n ...... U 54 150 State was second then. ter, ran 10 yards toward his own ble. On the next play, Janeway without too much trouble. Almost only hy Eddie Price,, league-lead-1 booing is still, allve'ln his mind. He Rm.rinr. . plant and later the athletic fields' numerous picnic areas. An addi- of crisis. ------Brlrz* ...... 12: %S 824 The imdefeated Spartans, wh'o. goal after recovering's fumble m reached over the Yale line and everyone over -voting age has-, ing ground gainer, and by only talies a heating trying to run a ... ,117 575 .173 1665) Pet»reor. ..e;..... 117 110 3o2 included Manchesteritea Johnny tional '2 0 acres of company land The amazing thing, in a game are making the expert* look,good the 1919 Yale game. H e would surreptitiously pinched the center. beaten Brion at one time oi* an three attacking back.s. Including punt now and then which should , rirke.v ...... 104 114 130 are available for further develop as hard hitting and rough as foot ...... 114 — they were aelccted as tÂ Deal Palkewski, Art Pongntz, Pat Bol- have gone the route if Maury At the bogus signal the pivot Price. In the circuit. have been mnde a (air catch, hut Rfflfi 111 Bsbcofk ~ 3W dne and former Silbôwner, Ray ment should the present facilities ball, Is that there are not more other. Bur in Ezzard’s particular 102 301 team In the country In the AP's Trimble, a Tiger halfback, had not snapped the ball tefore his backs Tunnell, carried 34 purft re- ' he also, w hen he sees the slightest •2i 'iH Tiam ey. Nick Trqakky, the hatlon'e .prove inadequate. slip-ups— kids going the - wrong case, a simple victory w ill not be ArnolH pre-season poll—had A margin of . spilled him with a flying tackle. were ready. Donnelly slid througn enough, and he knows it. If the turns for 489 yards, six kickoffs opening, gives us a nin whirh hoc " * Touts .. m 581 505 1500 No. 1 duck pin bdwler, was another way after untangling from a pile- "N o wonder centers _ run the ronnwkv only 50 points over.. Jim Tatum’* picked up the fumble, and scooted former heavyweight champion is for 227 yards and nine intercep ders on the miraculous.” Pnchy. , 4' DESIGNER of the recreation up. etc. wrong way,” chortled Bob Zuppke, for a touchdown. Maaekeetar Asts Psrte i3> powerful Mar>land (outfit. to become one of the foremost tions for 74 yard*; That Is an , Ona sueb was the 300-yard kick-, Dummv-, area ls Jamea Klar of Manchester. On two occasions against Dart the old Illlnoia coach. “ They s{Mnd Not ail rocks are mahufartliKd o ff return agalirst the Yanks in Lsielt . 10* 13-103 2*0 Maryland *1*0-was second last contenders for Rocky Marciano's average of 16.1 yards for every Tf>t>»l» .. 444 M2 IMS Lynch...... 64 — IM 217 There are ample parking lots .and mouth, Arm y lined up to kick the sdl their time looking at the .world on the field. Last fall, a West Vir Touted for All-America are, left to right. Bob Karps.,California's 225-pound offensive tackle; Dale 1951. in which Em must have nm j week .but the ma r g in that time title, he must win this one Impres- chsnr* to carry the ball, and that D flllle U ...... I l l 78 — 164 a amall field house. The Aral floor extra point with only 10 men on upside down.” ginia scout too knotfs as keenly- eamusis, Purdue's passing quarterback: and Tom Bcotl. Vlrglnia'’s glue-fingered end. (NEA 1. explains why Tunnell. a .former 200 yard.s in the first .50 towsrds i .. 88^^ SO 119 294 h tn a in t ...... toe 65 tI6 110 w'ss 85 points. of the building wUl be for meet the field. Frank Wilkeraon forgot ' Snooks Dowd of L>ehlgh set the tooled -Maryland crushed North siveljr, preferably by a knockout. the gosl. dodging every msn on' rurnRll . !»7 •'17 82 274 Autuel . .V...., . . 163 104 tin 146 State garnered 1,191 point*, left halfback In the T at Iowa, rrrMtft . 44 107 W *102 V. Dells r e r s ...... — 64 115 199 WANTED ings and moviea, plus coat rooms he was a two-way taCkle and ran fashion in the rock-’em-sock-'em Carolina State, S3-0. The Moun The situation is a peculiar one. the other team. along w(th 49 ftr*ta from the 138 The Cincinnati Negro haa proved is reserved for defense by Steve ... 101 4.V 9J 287 and", flrat aid station. Lockers, off the field with the offensive pla ’90's, but bis> adventure had a taineers were next for the Terra Tunnell is a resldeni of Garret . KlAjFr , 102 1?1 •^•80 TnUll ...I.... .143 436 ^57^1644 sports writers and sports caster* on occasion that he comes cIo.se Owen, roach. Nssrhettsr Bsdlslsr from coast to coast who voted In shower rooms and rest rooms will toon. Jhe way the cadets were happy ending. After dashing 50 pins. "E m Is much mote s-aluable to Hill, Pa. He attended Toledo U. for C«rp«rftn, CarpMftn* to being a great fighter. Actually, Robinson Decides to Dance TMtla . 484 509 1491 Bujsciul ...... 66 113 the poll. Maryland, which has won be located in the basement area. racking 'em up that afternoon, np yards toward his own goal and The scout was asked to com us In the open." the coach explains one season In 194.2. and then en Hsyee ...... *5 66 . ^ he won the crown back from Jer five games, one more th»n Michi Prior to moving to Windsor one knew the difference. ^ sUrUBBgrossing It, Dowd suddenly discov- pare the two teams. West Virginia, "where he has the room to use listed in the Cossl Ousrd, in which Hetlnger ...... 67 — H a la a r a om H I n h a M n sey Joe Walcott In their last meetr 1 iL M f'f. cHAfiM eiis EsAsn ■, 63' 6* gan State, had 1,141 points and 38 I » c k 8 from East Hartford, Hamil Coach Amos Alonzo Sl^gg ■d his error, wheeled abruptly. he said, made top many mistakes fill*' limazing faking and feinting, he served 3.3 month*. 17 of-them laughz fit to be’tied telling how > j ing at Philadelphia, as several 3srTl» ISI Rifhsrdion ...... 60 lOt first*. ton mada It a habit to field 'win and ran the length of the field for to be a match for Maryland. and his sudden speed through an in Pacific action. A fter the war he Keepey 170 million televiewers can testify. And Turpin’s Followers Knrkeon ...... 107 14 64 3*5 ...... — 64 THE VOTES are Ubulated hy ning athletic teanu. The propeller Susquehanna lineman, suddenly a toubhdown. He was Just out for Mistakes ? What, for Instance 7 attended Iowa, and was left half Me^re .- ______76 *3 69 336 Just . about the only ones who opening.” TotslsN 471 501 476 1454 awarding 10 pohtU for first place, , Apply makers expect to continue fielding transferred from the scrubs to the the exehdaC. "ScheduUng Maryland," he re Tunnell eclipsed George. Mc- under Eddie Anderson in s back- Shelflnn ...... 66 69 »S 275 B,rtn» 73 243 nine (or second, eight for third and flrat class teams in the future and varsity, wheeled around In a scrim They hbllM Dowd as the origl plied. didn't think Ezzard deserved the New York—tNEA)—Ray Rob fleld With Lou King st quarter...... A1 « Afee'iPsll-lime record for punt re rJrertr ...... 66 102 66 27* ’•roller 6l*4«rs tit they will be better than ever if decision were the officials, and inson has had his face lifted and Boh Smith at right half- and Dick so on down tha line. [S A l/ m FWS they had the vote. turns when he hsndled 34 last Mamrrt ...... ; 106 114 130- 143 Thera vfere tw-o newcoraera to JARVIS REALTY CO. Sullivan has anything to say about one basketball team after another tercsted in using the lanes may fulfilled a long-time ambition by It Pays to Be a Member season, snd there Is a human In Hoem er at fullback. Tctsle ...... 462 45.1 411 1.106 N»(f 161. « to* 306 As an "attacking" agent on the Jnksenn't HI Was; ...... 115 106 the first ten— Virginia, No. 9. and them, and he doea. to championship honors. Pongratz contact Mel Cushing at the West And now, such a short time signing to dance and otherwlae terest story to that feat, which H u ll ...... 66 105 5 Dovtr Rood defensive platoon. 27-.vesr-old 74 2*7 Whit* .... 1§ 11 - 164 Wisconsin. No. 10. To maka room "EVERY ATHLETIC team at has had the same success with Side Rec office tonight after 6 /«• T>LF later, Charles finds himself on the entertain In a New York night Involved Em's pride. Rnhrb«rk ...... 102 79 / 60 2*1 Tnrk ...... ------63 - 76 171 Local Sport 'Ihihnell has become one of the rrc,ck*U ...... 96 90 91 279 for the pair, Kansaa and Purdue, Hamilton since I have been here basebali teams. Several of the top o'clock. The alleys are also avail 6H i»fi(t£A X K r outer fringe, striving desperately Club. Of Yanks Figures Show Orven tells the tale: "In his first D*Corml*r ...... 66 - 60 to get back In ,the running. A epectsciilar sights of football. r«IOliy . name .a few. Recorda of the wPrKr FORMAL . ,OPENINO of the the season. C liff rolled a 381 score. Red Patterson. New York Yan BostonT Oct. 21 iA5 Mexico'iT tho fifth 'MrMghL yiar w lth ^^^ N O W LOCATED AT Ice Capades at Springfield few mistakes. ' '' cated in late 'November, either b.v : than *75,000 from the W orld ; TMRU ...... '44n• 41t1 \m2 PLANS LIGHT DRILLS era who play with Hamilton teams field la expected in the Spring Kd K ovi\ of Paganl’s was next in kee publicity director, turned out Laiirn Sslas recently dethi-oned Sports Mirror Dlllftn's (t! triumph over Kansaa. ' are very good Sullivan said. The ^^•ith•the baseball team playing a VIG SEIXAS of Philadelphia, Robinson or the boxing authorities. figures yesterday to prove that Series' Jackpots. 1 Cf Tiiurds ...... m \22 lOR. XI4 After Oklahoma came Califor line with a 373 triple. lightweight b o 6^ I n g cham pion - personnel boss, incidentally, was a New York major league team By BEANS REARDON playing captain of the American Turpin is England's lone super- placing for the Yankees'was al SECXIND BEST over the same BnirrrtTian ...... 77 n B4 249 New Haven. Oct. 21 -(45—Ex nia. No. 4: Georgia Tech, No. 5: m Davis Chip tennis team, is sched msgnetlc sttraction. Humez holds span according to Patterson's will tangle with hard-hitting Tom 1 Avorqi:* ...... « *.7 249 pecting the Lafayette football Duke, No. 8; Southern California, better than average baseball and managed by L. D. 24 Years inÎ^tional League Coliseuin Nov. 24 Thru 30th most as good as owning nn oil well...... RO 8 IU< CITY A. C. will hold an uled to leave for New Zealand, and the same position Iq France, so, as figures, were membei^s o f the St. York Giants shaded the Philadel 1 Suto M 77 229 team to be eaay pickings. Coach basketball player_before going \p THE FIGURES showed that my Collin* of Boston in a 10- 1 Fr^^mAii ...... 77 ?« 73 22« -No. 7, and U.C.L*A.. No. S. B R O A r S T , important meeting Wednesday Peter Wilson, the London sports liuls Cardinsis. The Redblrds phia Eagles, 26-24, in an N F L con Jordan Olivar plans only light the sidelines. DONATO ELECTED Question: There'k a runner on Australia within a few days, and since 1921, the Yank's first pen- ‘V night at 9 o'clock at the VFW writer,’ ssys, maybe, the fight averaged *1.465 for winning nine rounder Nmv. 17 In Boston Garden. 1 Tf'tals ...... ' 4f>« 44A "439 Tm drills fnr hla Yale squad this week Hamilton teams in the past have Alm ost as traditional as Thanks-<» for the lilting songs, which form there still seems to be some un nsnt year, members of the Bombers test. Stratford, Oct. 21— (JP) ■—Joe Home. third. He starts to-steal home. The would have to be staged in the pennants and finishing in the Salas lost the tile back to Jim Most of the EK regular*, who annexed several Dusty Leapie giving Itself the ail new Ice! the background for the musical certainly about who is going with Years Ago Michigan was Donato of Norwich has been elect pitcher steps off the mound and him. Cbinnei‘TMands.“Wrhnnre;i sr'e P**' »*•- money 26 times. my Carter of New York last week. OSrdrn firoT* 4li dumped'Cornelt 13-0 last Saturday TEL. 2<4528 honors in' baseball and baaketball Capades of 1953 makes its annual; extravaganza. H arris haa con-> ranked first In the Associated I B o u r li- r ...... 76 1 04 61 26.1 ed president of the Connccticutti MANCHESTER HIGH did not throws to the Though, no official l'-~t .tnrlc Solomons wilt put it-on sort In World Series cuts. The average World Series share wWle Collins again proved his for the Bulldog's third consecutive ai* \^1I as honors in the Manches visit to the Eastern States Coli- ■ densed the story of Brigadoon to a announce Teas weekly football poll. I Bu-Hsll ...... 67 87 in »4 t Ugal B t Y i r a g t s 4 Section, Professional Golf Associ rereive a single vote in the pub In London, where it would draw a During the 32-yesr span the for the remaining clubs were as punching prowess by knocking out I L*s won the State aeml- attempts to hunt, When the curtain goes up on the tains it’s original aioiy along with tion is that Straight Clark of Los nosed out Alsab in the Gsllant Fox 1 cmpanede . . ” 63 79 72 Ml ing Lou Galby of the Mill River conducted by the Associated Press 'Yhnae rliiS4>st to the situation 15 world championships and $3,- New York Giants. *1.147; Brook nie Clayton in five rounds at Ite ward for Saturday's triumph. prn diammid title last summer. greatest show on ice. Producer the half dozen songs which many Angeles probably will be on the Handicap, as Shut Out ran fourth. 1 Country Club. These officers al.so this week. However, votes sent misses and thq poinh. nut that Rolilnsnn hardly 265.698 in aeries cuts. In addition, lyn Dodgers, *775; Detroit Tigers. ton. It figures to he a contes(/be- , "439 419 463 1 300 Olivar aald. It was because the ; Arthur Drug Storaa 1 500 SETS OF Tronsky heads the great Hamilton Jojin Harris will have added an-1 predict will in time become Ameri plane with Seixas; Ham Richard Twenty Year's Ago—Keene Fitz- j Totals . have been named: Bob Schappa of along to thf New Haven office by catcher m isses 44ould have had h|s nose stralght- the Yanke have finished second *771; CThlc.sgo Cubs, *700; Cleve weert Collins’ liomhs snd Kogirty llr«th*Tt i»i lads are still suffering some sore duck pinners. A new member of other great to his almost endless! can folk lore music. ITiere'a son, the former Junior champion Patrick, 'after 43 years as coach | ...... 77 ,61 67 3A1 Rockledge, first vice-president; both Hal Turklngton and Earl the ball. W hat 1s ened and'lhesnd'^ scar tissue removed j six times, third five times snd land Indians, *572; Pittsburgh durabllltv and finishing ■pota from the Bowl clash. the squad Is Tom Kelly o f - Man list. ' ' - i "Brigadoon”, "It's Almost Like from Baton Rouge, will not leave and trainer, resigned at Princeton. I B»turrs ...... I I 69 13 » 4 SEAT COVERS Harry Nettelbladt of Avon, Sec Yost of The Herald were not in the ruling ? — for Sydney until late in November. from hi* fyebrow-B had he the fourth once to swell the gravy to Pirates. *517; Philadelphia Ath n iE COCKY COIXIl^. whose chester while another top pinner First it was: Walt Disney's Being in Love”, ‘’Heather on the ond vice-president; Del Kinney of cluded in the tabulation. Weaver Bill Youngkin. alightest ldea''of fighting again. a grand total of 13.525,809. The letics, *,501; Washington Senators, heavy hitting has e a r i^ him the is Chet Nowickt. "Snow White. ” Hill”, "Come to Me, Bend to Me", So far, only Seixas and Richard New London, reelected secretary, High of Hartford is the top-rated Similarly. Robljison's manager, only time the Yanks failed to *4.58; CinclnnatLReds, *427; Bos nickname of "The L M le John L." FLOOD, FORMER head bak«- Answer: The Then it w-fts; Walt Disney's ‘Toy "McConachy Square”, and '‘I'll go son have been named on the team. and -Willie Whalen o f Shuttle 11. Manchester plays Weaver at It has been taken more or less for George ('The E m ^ o r ) Galnford, whack up additional was In ton Red R ox f *3S8; Philadelphia after famed Bo.«tnn strongboy $ 1 2 9 5 And Up ball coach at. New Britain High baaeninner Is out Shop.” Home With Bonnie Jean”. Meadow, reelected treasurer. Mt. Nebo on Saturday, Nov. 1, granted that Tony Trabert would has extended his enjpire from | 192.5 when they limped home rhlllles. *223: Boston Braves. *213; John L. Sullivan \/ shooting for a and assistant Tootball and basket « nn arenunt o f In Followed by; Sigmund Rom In addition to Brigadoon, the INSTALLED FREE Donato and Kinney have been be given another leave of absence boxing to bistro. He na^ opened | seventh, St. Louis Browns, *189; Chicago tltls match witlyCarter. ball coach, plans 10 iriter-depart- terference by the berg’s "Student f*rince.” other productions in the 1963 Ice a joint jMlled Ringside, JusKoff the named delegates to the ahnual NICK ANGELO postcards from from the Navy to help challenge Based on the usual 3.5-man split W hits Sox, *121. Salas, a na^ral featherweight, ment leagues comprising 80 teams batter. Then came: Walt Disney's "Cin Capades include Hemple o f Buddha, the ffimhpa Elysfees, in 'Pîrls. PGA meeting at Oilcago Nov. Rt. Petersburg, Fla., where he Is derella." the Ausaiea for the cup. The has signed A-Wn the sponsoring with over' 500 players. There arc 10-13. Q. I f a batter Ogohoma, Kaptivating Kitchen thus jfTeing Butterfly Roblnaort' a CAMPBELL honeymooning. Nick is a fdrmer AND NOW! ! ! The Great Broad wheels are turning to that end, Callahan K/C.. to enter the ring at approximately 6,000 employes In Twi League baseball official. swings at a third Boons Reardoa Kapers, Air de Ballet, Land of place to light on the other aide, re-|lhe benk-busting business together. A A way Smash Hit "Brigadoon." but tennis insiders aay the word 128 poui^ or lighter.'He was a the Hamilton family. The Soviet Union, with 60 other strike and the LoUipopa, Ladles of the Evening, gardleaa of the grade of ham. Oh-pNRoblnsnn's ^llrement was hast^rTAZ/w /a i IIIIM IIIA.R^S AUTO SUPPLY And now it is only one of ten hasn't come from Washington yet. hefty IM for the Carter bout and save your time... There is a definite Manchester nations, signed the current Geneva catcher drops the ball, docs the Lamps for M'Lody, and Ic« vlousty, the team is going out of enefi^ by ofw of the more-stupid' hi* handlers bismed overeating for M BISSELL ST,—TEU 61S1 FOUR BOWUNG alleys at the lavish production numbers in the Without Trabert. the challenge flavor In the sports picture at Convention of 1949, which was a batter have to run directly to first Capades Walts. { plrpeax^ pf matchmaking, which MANGHE8 TEB West Side Rec are available on "Don't Miss” Ice Capades of '53. would not be a very serious one. Winter Schedule the OTfeat. The Mexican ha* been Hamilton. Falkowskl has guided revision of an earlier Convention. Thursday nights. A n y group In- base 7 - These nine great production “ “ ht^centpi*^ the raw deaL given giiptanleed *10.000 or 2 7 ' ^ per Brigadoon's music is lovelier numbers make the all new Ice TiirpMi. i W t was the match with A. Before this year’s World .than ever. Producer Harris gather THE THOROUGHNESS with ^ ^ ^ , vtnt fif the gate. Series, the American League ruled Capades of ’53 a never to be for t^'^llghl-hpavywelght, Joe.v Max Chicago. Oct. 21—OPi—A a c h e d - ___.... _____ , ed the top fifty voices In Holly gotten show that Will (asclnate which the two-platoon system haa tm, before wm m Robinson fin that a batter was not out until he ule of 18 tournamenfa ha* been/ ^"1 U? p-iHSIo* rh«v*r wil* wood, and blended them together even the most astute critic. taken over football within the* ally missed a righj-hand pimch wais tagged or the ball was thrown lined up for the annual w tn te/ ^ /# past few seasons is explained in M on hiiK^laBer In the to first, whether he started for the tour of professional golfers. 7 a few words by Coach Art Ralmo M extreme hent. bog or not. In other words, he The 19.53 California - to - d*4ever - Sandy Saddler on L ,h. the v.r« verge of a of Villanova, who tried stubbornly with Turpin so richly deserving South tour is the longest could^go .to the dugout, even get a Last Night Fights Molloy, Pruett to . buck ------. . - — ...... mapped. It start* with' t liWk ' knpekout .before losing.. He la a drink" o f water If he wanted to, of a return, there was absMjitely' _ I top contender for the duration "Laist year I had four excM- Angeles Open Jap. 2-5 con and still be safe as long as he beat no excuse for this outing. \ " I feather crown pending Saddler's By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pacing Blues tionally good linemen whom I uMbi The Leamington Spa lad gaiia tinues through the Charldtte Open the ball to first bate—provided, of ' return from Army seridce, but Jacksonville. Fla. — Willie Pep, both on offense and defense,’’ he Robinson a good going over ac 6-19. ' also has hi* eve on Carter's title. course, he didn’t run outside the 129, Hartford. Conn., ou tpoint^ told a gathering here yesterday. quiring the title In London, then line to avoid .being tagged. Com- •New Haven, Oct. 2 t— (/P)— ^The “ We started the season well and rrofesslonal .Îfer*' A.9so- Billy Lima, 124, Boston, . Mass. fulfilled to the letter hla obliga . of America /yesterday an mlssloner For Frick changed the (10). ^ , two top yard getters tor the Yale won three or four good games. tion to give the Harlem Hot Shot S nounced m e following schedule; rule, to .zend.lor..the. Series..that a • A llr t town;--Par.— G il' To m e r ; football team have' totaled 1,001 Then we began to ■ tall o ff and A return. IrtdeO’d, h* met him at save your temper.. batter who turned toward the dug- Jsn. 2-5i--J^s^ngeles Open; 9- Michaud fCaptures 148%, Philadelphia, stopped John ended up In bad shape. Tm con Yankee Stadium late In Septem 12 -Bing CrqMy Pro-Amateur, out after a dmpp«d third strike yards in the five games the team ny (Tunningham, 145‘ i, Baltimore, vinced that It was because of the ber of 1951, Just nine weeks and Pebble B each/X ^llf.; 13-18— San would be automatically out. played this season. Passer Ed Mol X-Counlrv Race Md. (5). beating those four players took In one day after scaling the heights. Diego Open: ^2-25xPhQenlx Open; game after game. They simply 2'A ouncfis of luxury I Q. The Polo Grounds and Eb- Chicago—Alan Moody. 149, Rob loy, Yale statistics show, has After nine rounds of an excel Jan. 29-Feb/l—Tucson Open: Feb. wore-'out. I have only 41 boys on bets Field have short right field bins, III., knocked out Jimmy Cou thrown 110 passes, completed al lent fight, Robinson wss told by ..5-8—El. F ^ o Open; l2-15-:-Texas my squad this year, but 1 split Manchester High Harriers romp fences, accounting for a large num sins, 152, Indianapolis, Ind. (2). most half of them and gained a his handlers that he would have to Open. Ban AnUmio. X — ed to a convincing 18-37 victory ber of home runs. In which park — Brooklyn — Teddy Davis, 129 total of 661 yaids. them Into two teams right from •top Turpin in the 10th, or eur- Feb./rt-22 -Rio Grand V^ley the start and am sticking «dth over Weaver High yesterday after has the most heme runs been bit Hartford, Conn., outpointed Percy * The team's chief ground at^.^ render unconditionally on the or Open,''^Harlingen, Tex.: F e b .''28- noon.over the local course. Michaud since 19427 Bassett. 129, Philadelphia 410). lacker, Jerry Jones, carried Ofe] fr- der of-his personal ^mysirtasi. Dr. Marph 1—Houston Open; March 5v was home first in 14:25 while Rog A. From 1942 through ’81, 717 Syracuse, N.Y. Carman Ba- pigskin 84 times for a total gain Vincent Nardiello, because of a 8-dM ton Rouge Open; 12-15-^St. 'Turklngton placed second at homers were hit at the Polo allio, Canastota. N.Y., knocked out of 350 yards. Jones' average gain The mammoth, now extinct, la CHAMP deep cut above his eye. Turpin Petersburg O pen;, 18-- L a GoTce 14:32.5. Grounds, 831 at Ehbets Field. Sammy Guiiiani, 155, Stamford, is 4.16 yahls per chance. Back believed to be the ordy elephant was well in front at the time. 0-Amateur, Miami, Fla.: 17-18— Th e Red and W hile thin-cIad* Conn. (3 ). Shelby Pniett has a better average type which adapteii, lUelf to cold Q. In which season did Dizzy Weighs no more thin I pKkiof cigirettis! Robinson aurceeded In nailing e m I n o I e Pro-Amateur, Palm scored 'A 21-34 win over Middle- Holyoke, Moss. — Mario Terry, ground gain than Jones with 5.25 climates. and llnishlng Turpin, although thi Dean win 30 games? — Jack James A four-9easen livorii*. Mid* of mostly Beach. FIbi.; 20-23— Jackaonvtile i town la'sL Friday. Turklngton 140%t, Havana, Cuba, stopped Iggy yards per chance. But P m ett has Britiah had some reas4m to say Open: '25—Aiken Pro-Amateur, save your car! The enly OMiap with ah all-new'. A . Dean had hlo only SO-gnme finished aechtvl to the 'Wger'i Vaccari, 141, Boston ( 8 ). ’ carried the ball only 36 times for imported "KS” fur. Pr*-ship*d crown- the. bout was stopped In dehatkble Aiken. S. C. . L ow-Fbiction engine! New Ford eoMon with the Oardlnnls of 1934. Carta. Leese l^ th e Jayvees over San Antonio, Tex. — Bobby a gain of 186 total yards. nevtr out of ihip*. Indtvidutlly beitdl clrcnniBtantme. March 27-29- -Greensboro Open; Middletown 17 to ' F-1 offen choice o f new 101-h.p. Q. What is Roy Campanella’s Dykes. 154, Miami, Fla., knocked •The ehow drew 81.000 paid ad-| April 2-5—Wilmington Open; 9-12 Results of the Weaver race; Cost C urpxa Six, or home run output since coming to BALCH is Your out Gilbert Barragan, 159, Mexico Deodorized Skunk Disapprara miaalona and *787,830. j —The Masters, Augusta, Go.; 18- famous 106-h.p. V-8. the majors In 1948 7 1. Michaud M. 2, Turklngton M; a t y ( 6 ). Helena, M o n t — (A’J—"CSiannel YCXi CAN'T K A T A What better business (Hd Rob- 19— (Tharlotte Open, 3. Murray W. 4. Long M.'fi, Hlgby A. The dandy Dodger catcher San Francisco — Doug Kirby, No. 5," a deodorized pet skunk, inson want than that? M. 8. Jenkins .M ,'7, Paradj’'NW, 8. opened with nine, ndded 22 in $750 133, San Francisco, stopped Msxie took to the hills after he heaipd^ CHAMP FOR VALUÎ I The answer is that Sugar Ray An 18-lnch penguin can consume 1949, 31 In 1980, and 38 Inst sea Enders -M. 9. Starin M. 10, F ^go Docusen, 136, N ew Orleans ( 1 ). he was booby prize In a charity ! Robinson, "the greatest fighter five full-sized hecrlnâ At a single W. 11. Giglto M. 12. Hayes W. 13, son. fund drive. - ■' '• Providence, R. I.—Tommy Har ] pound for pound," didn't, want any meal. Relchard M. 14. Desroeiers M. IS, rison, 177, Los Angeles, outjiointed R. A. . Dightman, campiilgn ■ more of a fighter in his own cljgs. nie Inns of Court, are schools Charley Norkup, 191%, Bayonne, aknirman, sounded a clty-wlue* \dHiMr Ciwm p Hots SS.OO / 5 C O O F that Ford Tneks for legal training. In medieval N.J. (10), alarm.' "One bad point about losing Beven clube In the major league times the Inna were actually- inns a deodorized skunk." he said, "Is drew over one million to ihieir run f§r puuhs p$r mKnl Which housed and fed aspiring Growth of com is checked by that someone might return a dif XGIenney's home M rk s this season. -They were Four Players Nominated legal students. cool nights. ■ ferent one." BETTER DEAL The 'Yankees, Red Sox, Indians. Get Anti-Stalling In the aix-month. Ford Truck Eran- 789 MALIN ST. ,Tigers,- Wlilte Sox, OthAAnd Dodg- omy Run, 5,5e season's start, turned in an- big book of the Economy Run— at ybiir thrSi" W-hii -etellitr job. agaUist IdwiflTr Fprf D e ^ > ppw) 3oe this ' ybd buy ony trdek! Coine iii'today!' •■pHtyM fc8y.^r«des Bi ■thrir -teaSW ed 65 yard* agiUhsl the wlrtid at i. ; - , Ai' .-id^tnriea Bathcday.'were-nmninAtsd rA m ea - His average •«• Off* TriMta loti laaii* yards. The three that missed •Rydalch,—cool, poised passer, ''' riiAsi'Betvi CAniruuY ... THI ii'ri.Yoo SAvi WAY ii Toun jgw Ni,... T H E w: 5. GLENNEY CO. weren’t 'his faiilL press box observ completed. 8 out o f IJ tor"** CAMPBELL AUTO SUPPLY, INC. ers said. Two of the Incbmpleted •gainst Denver for 182 yards. Hla 334 N6RTH MAIN ST. TEL 4145 MANCHESTER TIRE passes -rolled off the hands o f In aerlalii-'figured In three touch MANCHESTER tended receivers and the third was downs and completely riddled Uie r DILLON SALES and SERVICE and RECAPPING 29 ÎSSELL STREET TEL. 5187 within reaching distance, they said. Denver defenses as the Utes cakc- E S S O S T A N O A R D O I L C O M F A N 'Y ■ S19 MAIN STREET BIANCHESTER------Jordan, whose quick - kicking nirtUMd to a 35-0 .victory. 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Potential All*Ai;êrif b|i Football Playerp THE Herald Angle By EARL W. YOST Em Tunnel Gains Mitire Maryland Still Sporta Editor- It’s Tough to Fault Football Players Foot-Ball Hawk by Coulter |K. O. Expected On Defense Than Most Runnerup, 50 RAMO-TQNBTANOABP played* who explained the functiona of the Friday Night boat to aprnia vrritera and indi'o-^ dep'artrhehta during the tour' of the s in Heat of Battle Points Behind man from Connecticut and Spring- plant. Backs Gain on Offense field yeaterday afternoon at the ------In 10 Rounder Rgr LRAGir ♦,( tt 7$ 354 New York — (NEA)— Footbsll nsri-MBl4< <11 Arthur . 78 79 77 33.5 New York. Oct. 21—(iPV—Michi plant in Windaor liocka. Main pur-' THE ATHLETIC PLANT, which fnage session when the substitutes nator of the double reverse after Emten Tuiuiell, All-league half-. booed in the Polo Grounds when ...... 41 IM V'ttlB« . 19 S9 75 38.1 pcM of the get-together wa» to when completed, will be aecpnd to annals are atudded- with classic kicked, and leveled his own ball gan Statea ram pai^g Sparteina bonehead plays- abrupt twUita that one, nnd he became a slirk New York, Oct. 21—(8^-—Ez- hark of the New York Giants, is a he made several fair catches. He K*»re; ...... i;i i3» Tfttsli . ahow off the recreation facilitiea i none in New England, covera lO carrier. strategist instead of n rockliead more productive ground gainer on made them under my orders, but , J! 417 4M 404 iMt continued their hold on tha No. 1 which will be available to Hamil- acrea. The project, located Juat defying explanation that transr zard Charles, the cautious pugi- ...... >111.'tot formed potential stars, into some Many a combatant besides Roy There ought to be a law.against the defensive platoon than the . he still rotild not put up with the ...... '(U* to: Ai TOAiOTiA ~r i.r.Atirc spot in . the Aisociafed Preaa' tmi amployea next'apring. | east of the plant, ia expected to Riegels, the California center who ptckiiig oh Yale. Years ago, House llsr, starts up the long comeback vast msjorit;^ of offensive bark's dlMpprovsl of the crowd, and in -, r»li«r ...... i:t Hay Nntsrs <1< weekly footoall poll today by noae .PaiWOlwel Manager _.Jplm SulJI;i be completed by early apiing. The thing more like a capped-and- Sully ...... Ill «* 107 107 belted buffoons.—'T'------, Immgilatized himself In 1»29 ,hy Janeway,.. Princeton, guac^diacav,-. trail this coming Friday nighj in the National Football League, sisted that nobody would ever ; in* oiit Maryland. van, formerly of Mancheater^cted area includca a baiwball fleld,'390 ' running 70 ynrds the wrong; way ered that when the Yale quarter -4 again think he was a sissy. i xoisu .. 004 ITftJ Mtion ...... JO S7 :?2 THE RESULT gives Mich^ an •a chief hoet for the company feet down the foul linea, with Bonehead, dumb-bell, boob — when he fights Cesar Brion, a big; This is not s paradox, bid s Stre»l>f : .... ton t» lOS .1*1 ngnbist Georgia Te«h in the Rose back pinched hiS center on the leg, fset. -The nifty Negro halfback From that time, I have had ■ CunKIT* ...... tot tin »a .lOT State a record.qf three out of lour •long with Pnbliciat Rubs Trout- < bleachers for 2000, a volley bail those are aamples of the epithets awkward galoot from, the Argen r*x*iu Bowl, has galloped in the wrong the latter snapped the ball. gained'796 yards last season as a trouble convincing Em that a fair i Z v ir k ^ .... Plj nn ...... Ls: in 107 aw (Irsti Only In the second week did man and Recreation Super\’isor court, two tennis courtSi handball showered upon the unhappy young direelton. tine, at Madison Square Garden. K'-'X . . . , the Sp'artaju; falter. That we* when athletes who do the wrong thing Janeway tipped off Sport Don brilliant aafety man. This lotsl catch often Is the better p.arl of ! ,Snl'r. .. Th»rr(»a ...... »4 — SA ISO State was second then. ilant and later the athletic fields numerous picnic areas. An addi of crisis. goal after recovering a fumble m reached over the Yale line and Brixzs ...... 1?7 . tl? M 334 The undefeated Spartan*, who tional 20 acres of company land The amazing thing, in a game everyone over -voting' age has Ing ground gslner, and by only taliea a beating trying- to run a - Totulg ...... ,A17 ,S71 1S«^ rrt«r»pr ...... tl7 ti'> (to 7,-.3 ichidod ManchesteiitM. Johnny the 1919 Yale game. He. would surreptitiously pinched the center. punt now- and then which should rirli*' ...... i lOA 10! ns no are making the experts look good FaUcowiki, Art Pongratz, Pat Bol arSilk Towner, Ray ment should the present facilitiea ball, is that there are not more Trimble, a Tiger halfback, had not snapped the ball before his backs B-dforl ...... - »S |03 301 team in theNcountry in the AP's prove Inadequate. slip-ups--kids going the wrong case, a simple victory will not be Tunnell. carried 34 purtt re- he also, when he aee« the slightest area ia James Klar of Manchester. On two occasions against Dart the old Illinois coach. 'They spend Not all rocks are manutartiiiyd of(^ return *gsln.«t the Ysnk* ini ivrlt . 7 ...... 104 43 103 »o Maryland also wM aecond last There are ample parking lots and mouth. Army lined Up to kick the air their ffine looking at the world on the field. Ijw t fall, a West Vir contenders for Rocky Marciano's Touted tor All-America are. left to right^ Bob Karfie. ttlifornia's 225-pound offensive tackle; 'ha^ Tf’tAD . . - ,V>9 «*4 .513 t.5l5 v-nc)» ...... *4 l.U 317 week .but the ntargilv; that Uraa title, he must win this one impres 19.M. in which Em must hsve nin ' l.onm . ^ (1 > ...... til 75 1*4 a small field house. The first fioor extra point with only'^10 men on upside down." ginia scout too knotes as keenly- gsmuels, Purdue's psssing quarierbsrk; and Toit) Scott. Virginia's glue-fingered end. ' INEA). 200 ysrds in the first .50 tnwsrds 8S 8^ Ill 29fi inning ...... 104 A* tl4 .110 was 6,5-polnt*. the field. Frank Wilkerson forgot sively, preferably by a knockout. explains whv Tunnell. a former iigurl ...... ■’. 1,53 104 tin 544 State garnered 1,191 \polnta, of the building will be for meet Snooks Dowd of Lehigh set the tooted Maryland crushed North ' ^ I ^ TT T" ” ~~ i left halfback in the T at Iowa, the gosl dodging every man on rtirnull .. , 97 s? 278 WANTED ings and movies, plus coat rooms he was a two-way tackle and ran fashion in the rock-’em-sock-'em Carolina State, 53-0. The Moun The situation is a peculiar one. PFffittrt . . 107 9« TO? . l)»lla Per* ...... ^ U m 14S along with 49 firsts from f The Cincinnati Negro has proved is reserved for defense by Steve the other team...... ’ ...... im 9.S 9J ?87 and a first aid station. Lockers, off the field with the offensive pla '90's, but his adventure had a taineers were next for the Terra Tunnell is a resident of G.vrict 107 .rio "Tntili :.. .*43 - 434 »7« 1M4 aports writer* and sports on occasion that he comes close Owen, roach...... 105. 1?1 shower rooms and rest rooms will toon. The way the cadets were happy, ending. After dashing 50 pins, "Em Is much mote \-aliiahle to Hill, Pa. He attended Toledo V. for INsarkriter fisdlatar Hi from coast -to coast who vol W O fpW nw f*! WOvpOTITVrM racking 'em up that afternoon, no to being a great fighter. Actually, Ray Robiiison Decides to Dance Totils ...... • 84 809 |08 1491 Btijsciui 41 113 14 2*4 the poll. Maryland, which has won be located in the basement area. yards toward his own goal and The scout was asked to com ua In the open.” the coach explalna one season In 1942, snd then en Ha.vai . . 45 45 100 243 Prior to moving, to Windsor one knew the difference. crossing it, Dowd suddenly discov pare the two teams. West Virginia, he won the crown back from Je r listed In the Cosst Guard, in which Hstingar .. 47 - - 47 five games, pne more than Michi Coach Amos Alonzo SJagg sey Joe Walcott in their last meet i "nliere he has the room to iiae 5 IM,Af.r. I'HANMt'.lia gan SUte, had 1.141 points and 38 Locks from East Hartford, Hamil ered his error, wheeled abruptly, he said, made too many mistakes rhia amaziqc faking and feinting, he served 3.3 months, 17 of them P*g»n 42 41 101 341 ton made It a habit to field win laughs fit ti> be tied telling how a and ran the length of the field for to be a match for Maryland. ing a t Philadelphia, as several jltrTlt' o8»- Richardson 40 101 US 304 first*'. And Turpin’s Followers Burn and his sitnden speed through an In PScIfic action. After thf war be 107 '*4 84 Keeney ., .. -- 44 74 170 ning athletic teams. The propeller Susquehanna lineman, suddenly a touchdown. He waa just out.for Mistakes? What, for instance? million . televiewers can testify. j attended Iowa, and was left half 8.1 89 228 THE VOTES are tabulated by Apply transferred from the scrubs to the the exercise. Just about the onfy ones who opening.” Tfi awarding. 10 points for first place, makers expect'to continue fielding "Scheduling Maryland," he re Tunnel! eclipsed George. Mc ! under Eddie Anderson in s bvek- ...... 14 89 as yrs Totals ...... 473 503 474 14M first class teams in the future and varsity, wheeled around in a scrlm- They hailed Dowd as the origi plied. ADOCCiOfi fO didn't think Ezzard deserved the P*rtrti ___ ...... K< %S T? 342 nine for second, eight for third and New York—(NEA)—Ray Rob Afee's all-time record for ptint re ; field with Lou King at quarter, r;rdrfir' ...... Ki 102 88 278 they will be better than ever if decision -were the officials, and inson has had his fare lifted and i Boh Smith at light half and Dick P#r«rniUr MuIaps Mi 10 on down th* line. they had the vote. turn* when he handled 34 last M s i o r r t , ...... 10* 114* tan U2 There were tW'o newcomer* to JARVIS REALTY CO. Sullivan has anything to say about one basketball team after another terested in using the lanes may ^ PffWWfA-. fulfilled a long-time ambition by I f Pays to Be a Member season, snd there is >s htiman in Hoerner at fullback. TrjtRl* ...... 445 5 ^ 411 1308 N>ff ...... lOS 91 im :«¥) As an "attacking" agent on the . . . . 8.8 —- Mb' 200 the first ten—Virginia, No. 9. find .5 D«v«r Rood them, and he does. to championship honors. Pongratz contact Mcl Cushing at the V/est M u f ' And now, such a short time signing to dance and otherwise terest story to that feat, which I 74 88 las ?87 has had the same succe.ss with later, Charles finds himself on the entertain in a New York night I defensive p lato o n , 27-year-old W h it# ...... IfO 93 IM Wisconsin. No. 10. To mak* room *‘EVERV ATHUSnO team at Local Sport Side Rec office tonight after 6 y ' I r A f Involved Em's pride. Rnhrl’gtk 10? •0 Y o rk ...... • 92 7t 171 for the pair. Kansas and Purdue, Hamilton since 1 have been here baseball teams. Several of the top o'clock. TTie alleys are also avail outer fringe, striving desperately club. Of Yanks Figures Show Owen tells the tale: "In his first j Tunnell h** *>erome ' one of the rrMrk'‘lt ...... 98 VI 91 279 D ^ C O rm U r ...... 5 90 to got back in the running. A .j Em Was ' spectsculsr sights of fooUiall. Pi^lmpr ...... 78 8fi 18 3AO Mrrsufhd.v ...» ...... — 109 313 both of which were defeated laat has been a credit to the company. players from each teajp-''^ reside able Saturday nights. f i t v r AM> m t - Meanwhile, the British Mirn vesr (1948) with us. ritfropf.’ ...... 77 9.8 100 270 Saturday, went tumbling down Men are not hired to play ball," he here including Pat Bolduc, Skip opf dtTUWfB. purely personal hunch here is that aver the nin-arntind Siiggr Kay T rtU l* ...... 490 7 5 UW Chatter no matter what he does. Ezzard Totilf* ___ ...... O "T5 ^83 IW7 ward. added at the dinner board. It was Kcams, Billy Pagani, Billy has given willing Randy Turpin, New York, Oct. 21 - nfih—Thea-each year, the extra gold averaged Laraon M. lO. Ferrr W. 17. Oliver llsisad Matart 111 ’The mrtst impressive gain was • MANCHESTER true as was indicated when the ^ cek ey and Kon Goodwin. will never get a shot at Marciano. the 'greatest of Britain’s post-war 1.3.148 per man. "'. .ledllk ...... V im CLIFF KEENEY of the Darl- old saying that a Yankee uniform Lauro Salas Signs W, IS, Madden W. 19. Lo.sae M, 20, HRinnpIv Rtrifn It T.V. 4*86 r., S'dllk ...... Ill X5 made by Oklahoma, which vaultad group toured the plant. Hard at ’ Despite the cold wind, it was an f* tl ■On a given night. Ezzard might champions. Coach Frank Croaetti. the team’s McKeough M, 21, Holloway W. 22. "blip ...... 114 87 98 ’?97 Duke ...... 101 47 Maids scored the highest triple ^ A M r cut Rocky into ribbons. The men changes a hatl player is c«>rrect former star shortstop, has lugged riiller ...... IfiS 41 from sixth to third and gathered work were George Swan, ace pitch interesting visit to 'Ylic athletic It appears likely that Turpin Hoffman M...... T7 71 78 538 23 first place votes alon* with 913 AUTO PARTS er with the baseball team, Rollle field after the plant tour and a last night at the' ^ e s t Side Rec as who guide Uie new champion's will fight Charley Hiimez for the it changes him from a poor man to horns most of the extra dough. To Fight Collins Mrr4r!lgnfi ...... 84 88 104 271 rhimheri ...... 41 44 Kufmik ...... 84 87 104 ?7.8 points. The Sooner* just about Durocher And Charlie McMeans to dinner at the cafeteria. the Rcc League started action for destinies are among the smartest world middleweight championship, a rich one. Crosetti has been with the Yanks ...... 91 12 *0 34.8 TnUli ...... 504 444 833 1515 wrapped up th* Big Seven tiUe for in the business. They will make which Is fslTlv certain to be va- since 1932 and has received more name a few. Records of the work FORMAL OPENING of the the season. Cliff rolled a 381 score. Red Patterson, New York Ysn- Boslon, Oct. 21 the fifth etratght year with their NOW LOCATED AT ers who play with Hamilton teams field is expected in . the Spring few.mistakes. caled in late-November, either by publicity director turned otrt - tOsn 875,000 from the world •ToUU ______-44a .410 "482 1.113 PLANR UGHT DRILLS Fkl Kovii^ of Pagani'a was next in Ice Capades at Springfield Lauro Salas recently deihroned j Sports Mirror tHiiDfi's triumph over Kan***. — are very good Sullivan sal(l. "Ae with .the baseball team playing a V lo 8ETXAS of Philadelphia, Robinson or the boxing authorities. a g „ r„ yesterday to ’ prove that Series’ jackpots. 109 XU After Oklahoma came Califor line with a 373 triple. By BEANS REARDON ...... lOT 123 personnel boss, incidentally, was a. New York major league team playing capUin of the American Turpin Is England'a lone .super- | playing 'for the Yankee* waa si- SECXIND BERT over the same lightweight b o I n g champion | Today A T'ear Ago . The New Pruc'rfimnn ...... T7 88 84 249 New Haven. Oct. 21 -(/Ti Ex nia, No. 4; Georgia Tech, No. 5: in better than average baseball and managed by L. D. Z4 Years in National League Davis Cup tennis team, is sched magnetic attraction. Humer. holds ; owning an oil well. ( SP"" according to Patteraon'a will tangle, w-ith hard-hitting Tom- , ...... n 8.1 88 249 pecting the Lafayette football Duke. No. 6; Southern CallfornU, S llJ t CITY A. C. will hold an Coliseurn Nov. 24 Thru 30th the aamc position in France, ao, a* j , * ------5’ork Giants shaded the Philadel . Sutn ...... M 77 *0 m basketball player before going important meeting Wedno.sday uled to leave for New Zealand and figures, were members of the St. my (Yillin* of Boston in a 10- ' FTAnnmii ...... 77 7fi 7T 228 team to be easy pickings. Coach No. 7, and U.C.L.A., No. 8. BROAD ST. the sidelines. ItONATO ELEfTTED Question: There's a runner on Australia within a few days, and Peter .Wilson, the London aports | , Louis Cardinals. The Redbird* phia Eagles, 26-24, in an NFL con Jordan Olivar plans only light night at 9 o’clock at the VFW there still seems to be some un writer, aays, maybe the fight 1021, the Yank a Aral ^ n - rounder Nov. 17 in. Boston Garden. Tf'tdU . 408 ~448 179 1381 Hamilton teams in the past have Stratford, Oct. 21-• (/Pi —Joe Home. third. He starts to steal home. The Almost as traditional as Thanks-. for the lilting songs, which form averaged 81.465 for winning nine test. drills for hit Y’ale squad this week. giving Itself ■ the all new Ice the background for the musical certainly about who is going with vould h«v^ to he nlHjred. In the year, members of the Bomhei B pennants and finishing in the Salas lost the tile bark to Jim- | Most of the Ell regulars, who TEL 2-4528 annexed several Dusty League Donato of Norwich has been elect pitcher steps off the mound and Channel lalanda. The chanrea are have earned $3,148 extra per aca- Five Year* Ago Michigan was r*trrifn ’, were given a day off from ter Twilight Baseball League. Al ation of America (PGAl, succeed lished state schoolboy football poll plate. The batter 40 minute production yet still re punching P'-;’'' '* " Ten Years Ago- Dark Discovery i When the curtain goes up on the tains it's original story along with tion is that Straight Clark of Los Yanks have won 19 pennants, and follows: British featherweight tttlist Ron- ûl^ . p; 86 prartlce yeaferfiay. It wasn't a re AT LOW PUOEB 9 so. the Props won the State semi- ing Loa Galby of the Mill River conducted by the Associated Press attempts to bunt, Thoae rluscKt to the aitiiatlon I C«mpin*df Kro diamond title last summer. greatest, show on ice. Producer the half dozen songs which many Angeles probably will be on the 15 world championships and J3,- New York Giants, J1.147; Brook nie CTsyton In five round* at Bos- ‘ Handicap, as Shut Out ran fourth. ward for Saturday’s triumph. 500 SETS OF Country Club. These officers also this week. However, votes sent misses and the point out that Roblnaon hardly 265.698 in series ruts. In addition, ton. It figure* to he s ronteet be-- TotJils 43P 479 483 I3m Olivar aaid. I t ' was because the Arthur Drug Stent 1 Thpnsky heads the great Harnilton bave been named: Bob Schappa of John Harris will have added an predict will in time become Ameri plane with Selxas. Ham Richard lyn DotTger*. $775; Detroit ’nafre, 1 Twenty Years Ago- -Keene' FltSr along to thf New Haven office by catcher m 1 s s-e s other great to his almost endless son, the former Junior champion would have had hla noae atralght- the Yanks have finished second $771; Chicago Cubs, $700; Cleve ween Collin*’ bombs and Salas’ Fetartv RrAthwr* venth. title match with Carter. ball coach, plans 10- inter-depart named delegates to the annual terference by the berg's “Student Prince." other productions in 1963 Ice ,St. Louis Browns, $.189; Chicago NICK ANGELO postcards from batter. Then came; Walt Disney's "Cin from the Navy to help challenge a Joint called Ringside, just off the j Based on the usual 3.5-msn split Whit* Sox, $121. Ralaa, a natural featherweight, ment leagues comprising 80 teams PGA meeting at Chicago Nov. St. Petersburg, Fla., where he Is Capades include Hemple of Buddha, the (rihamps Elysces, in Pari*. I ______with over 500 playCrs. There arc Q. If a batter derella." Ogohoma. Kaptivatlng Kitchen the Aussies for the cup. The has signed with the sponsoring 10-13. honeymooning, Nick is a former wheels are turning to that end, thus giving Butterfly Robinson a j Callahan A. C., to enter the ring at CAMPBELL approximately 6,000 employes' in Twi League baseball official.'' swings at a third Beans Reardon AND NOW! ! ! The Great Broad Kapers, Air de ^llet, of place to light on the other aide, re-' the beak-busting business together, the Hamilton, family. way Sma.sh Hit "Brigadoon." Lollipops, Ladies of the Evening, but tennis insiders say the word 128 pounds or lighter.'He waa a AUTO SUPPLY The Soviet Union, with 60 other strike and the gsrdlesa of the grade of ham. Ob- , Robinson's retirement was hast- PlaA Announces • hefty 132 for the Carter bout and There Is a definite Manchester catcher drops the ball, does the And now it is only one of ten Lamps for M’Lady, and Ice hasn't come from Washington yet Alously, the team 1* going out of ^ ened hy one of the more-stupid save your time... M BISSELL ST,—TEU S167 nations, signed the current Geneva FOUR BOWUNG alleys at the Without Trabert, the challenge hi* handlers blamed overeating for MANCHESTER flavor in the sports, picture at Convention of 1949, which was a batter have to run directly to first lavish production numbers in the Capades Waltz. ' , piece* nf^ matchmaking, which West Side Rec arc available on "Don't Miss" Ice Capades of '53. would not be a very serious one. Winter Schedule the defeat. The Mexican has been Hamilton. Falkowski has guided revision of an earlier Convention. Thursday nights. Ajiy group In- base? These nine great production ' I accentuates the raw deal given Biigadoon's music Is lovelier numbers make the all new Ice gunrahtced $10,000 or 27'» per A. Before this year’s World Turpin. 'That was the match with ^ . rent of the gate. .than ever. Producer Harris gather Capades of '53 a never to he for THE THOROUGHNESS with IhA llght-heavywelght, Joey Max Chicago, Oct. 21--('T’>- A ached- _ Series, the American League ruled ed the top fifty voices in Holly which the two-platoon system has that a batter was not out until he gotten show that will fascinate im, before whom Robinson fin ule of 18 tournaments has been '11? rhave* Wtl" wood and blended them together even the most astute critic. taken over football within the' ally missed a rlghj-hand pimch was tagged or the hall was thrown past few seasons is explained in lined up for the annual winter re' to first, whether he started for the and lell flat on his kisser In the tour of professional golfers. 1 "<■ L '’ a few words by Coach Art Ralmo extreme heal. bag, or not. In other words, he Last Nigh Vs Fights of Villanova, who tried stubbornly The 19.53 California - to - deep' - j Randy Saddler ."i on .hthe . vverge .r « of a could go to the dugout, even get a Molloy, Pruett to buck it. With Turpin so richly deserving South tour is the longe.st. ever mapped. It starts with the Los knockout before losing. He- Is a drink of water J f he wanted to, of a return, there was absolutely lop contender for the duration "L a s t year I had four exc|B- Tio excuse for Hda outing. Angeles Open Jao. 2-5 snd con- make "claims" and still be safe as long as he beat By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tionally good linemen whom I iiDW feather crown pending Saddler's Pacing Blues The Leamington 8p* lad gave i tlnues through the C?harlotte Open the ball to first base—provided, of Jacksonville, Fla. — Willie Pep, both on offense and defense," he return from Army service, but course, he didn’t run outside the Robinson a good going over ao-' April 16-19. also ha* his eve on Carter’s title 129, Hartford. Conn., outpointed told a gathering here yesterday. quiring the title in I»ndon, then I The Professional Golfers’ A.*so- i line to avoid being tagged. Com Billy Lima, 124, Boston, Maas. New Haven, Oct. 21—(/P)—The "We started the season well and missioner For Frick changed the fulfilled to the letter hi* obliga-1 riRtton of America yesterday an ( 10), two top yard getters for the Yale won three or four good games tion to gtd’e the Harlem Hot Shot ] nnunced the following schedule: rule to read for the Series that a Then, we began to taU off and Allentown, Pa. rr- Gil. Turner. football team have totaled LOOl a return. Indeed, he met him at Jan. 2-<5~ Lo* Angeles Open; 9- Mieliaucl (^plures save your temper... batter who turned toward the dug- 148%, Philadelphia, stopped John ended up in bad shape. I'm con Yankee Stadium late in Septem out after a dropped third strike ny Cunningham, 145>4, Baltimore, yards in the five games the team vinced that it was because of the 12 Bing Crosby Pro-Amateur. ber o t 19.51. juat nine weeks, and Pebble Beach, Calif.; 13-18—San would be automatically out. Md. (5). played this season. Passer Ed Mol beating those four players took In one day after scaling the heights. X-Couiilrv Race Chicago—Alan Moody, 149, Rob game after game. They simply 2'/i ouncfif o f lu xu ry! Diego Open: 22-25 Phoenix Open: Q. The Polo Grounds and Eb- loy. Yale statistics show, has After nine rounds of an excel Jan. _29-.Feh. 1—Tucaon Open; Feb. bins, 111., knocked out jimmy Cou thrown 110 passes, completed al wore out. I have only 41 boys on bets Field have short right field lent fight, Roblnaon was told by 5-8 El Paso Open; 12-15—Texas Manchea*er High Harriers romp fences, accounting for a large num sins, 152, Indianapolis, Ind. (2). most half of them and gained a my squad this year, but I split hla handlers that he would have to Open, San Antonio. Brooklyn — Teddy Davis, 129 <4, total of 651 yards. ed to a ronvincing 18-37 victory ber of home runs,. In which park them into two teams right from •top Turpin in the 10th, or sur Feb. 1^-22 Rio Grand Valley over Weaver High yesterday after has the most home runs been hit Hartford, Conn., outpointed Percy The team's chief ground at the start and am stlckinY'^'ith render unconditionally on the or it." Open, Harlingen. Tex.: Feh. 26- noon over the local course. Michaud since 1942? Bassett, 129, Philadelphia (10). tacker, Jerry Jones, carried the' der of hia personal physirisa. Dr. March 1 Houston Open; March 5- Syracuse, N.Y. Carman Ba- was home first in 14:25 while Rog A. From 1942 through ’81, 717 pigskin 84 times for a toUl gain Vincent Nardiello, because of a fi-rBaton Rouge. Open; 12-1.5—St. Turklngton placed 5(i*'°hd at homers were hit at the Polo stlio, Canastota, N.Y., knocked out of 350 yards. Jones' average gain The mammoth, now extinct. Is CHAMP deep cut above his eye. Turpin Petersburg Open; 1 6 -L a Gorce 14:32.,5. Grounds, 831 at Ebbets Field. Sammy Guiliani, 155, Stamford, is 4.16 yards per chance. Back believed fo be the only elephant was well in front at the time. Pro-Anlateur. Miami. Fla.; 17-18 — The Red and White thin-clads Conn. (3). Shelby Pruett has a better average type >hlch adapted Itself to cold Roblnaon aiirceeded In nailing, Q. In which season did Dizzy climates^ Weighs no itton thin 2 pij''* Seminole Pro-Amateur. Palm scored a 21-34 win over Middle- Dean win 30 games? —Jack James Holyoke, Mass. —^ Mario Terry. ground gain than Jones with 5.25 snd finishing Turpin, although the | Beach, Fla.; 2 0 -2 3 -.Tscksonvtlle town last Friday. Turklngton 14014, Havana. Cuba, stopped Iggy yards per chance. But Pruett has S four-seiMO fivorite. Wide ot cosily r A. Dean had his only SO-game ------\ ______Britlah had aome reason to say Open; 25 -Aiken ,Pro-Amateur, finished second to - the Tiger'i save your car! TN Duly with an all>new' ■Vaccarl, 141, Boston (8). * , caiTled the ball only 38 times for imported "KS” fut. Pre-jhiped cro»m- I^ w-Friction enfine! New Ford season ivith the OardinaU of 1984. the bout waa stopped bi debatlkble ' Aiken. S. C. ■ ' Carta. Leese led the Jayvees over San Antonio, Tex. :— Bobby a gain of 186 total yards. ' ntver out ol ihipe. Individuelly bottd! eirrnmatancea. March 27-29- Greensboro Open; ; Middletown 17 tp<38. F-l offers choice of new 101«h.p. Q. What is Roy Catnpanella's Dykes, 154, Miami, Fla., knocked Cost Clipper Six. or home run output since coming to The show drew 61,000 paid ad April 2-5 \Vilmington Open; 9-12 | Results of Ut* Weaver race; ' famous 106-h.p.«V-6. out Gilbert Barragan, 159, Mexico Deodorized Skunk Disappears missions and $767,630. —The Masters, Augusta, Ga.; 16- 1 1, Michaud M. 2. Turklngton M, the majors In 1948? a t y (6). Helena, M on t.—(4>)-l-"Channel VO-J CAN'T K A T A Wliat better business did Rob 19—Charlotte Open. 3. Murray W. i. Long M. 5. Higby A. TTie dandy Dodger catcher San Francisco' — Doug Kirby, No. 5.” a deodorized pet skunk opened with nine, added 22 In $750 inson want than that? M, 6. Jenkins M, 7, Parady W, 8. 133, San Francisco, stopped Maxle took to the hills after he heard tHAM> FOR VALUf/ The answer is that Sugar Ray 1949, 81 In 1980, and 38 last sea-~ he was bobby prize In a charity An is-tnch penguin can consume .Enders M. 9. Starin M, 10, Fargo Docusen, 136, New Orleans (1). i Robinson, ’’the greatest fighter five full-sized herrings at a single W. 11, Gtglio M. 12. Hayes 5V, 13, ton. .Providence, R. I.—Tommy Har fund drive. — ------I pound for pound." didn't want any meal; ReIcKsrd M, 14, DearrfSiers M. IS. rison. 177, Los Angeles, outirainted R. A. Dightman, campaign morie of a fighter in his own class. The Inns of Court are schools Charley Norkus, 191%,' Bayonne; okalrman, sounded, a- city-wloe' Othar'Chomp Hots $S.OO for legal training. In medieval A e o o r that Font Tntkr N.J. (10). alarm. ’'One bad point about loelng seven club* the major league times the Inb-' were actually inns a deodorized skunk," he said, "is which housed and fed aspiring ff^w over one million to their nm for pMutes per mSel Growth of corji is checked by that someone might return a dif home parks this season. ’They were legal students. cool nights. ferent one." Glenney^s Four Players Nominated Get Anti-Stalling BETTER DEAL The Yankees, Red Sox, Indians. In the six-month, Ford Truck Econ 789 MAIN ST. In Tlgars, White Box, Cuba and Dodg omy Run, 5,500 Ford Truck owners 1950 North Carolina’s pro PONTIAC DEALER er*. kept records of what they paid for gas, :is: duction of milk was 409 pounds For All America Rating oil, maintenance, repairs. See these per person. revealing, on-the-job cost figure in the Denver. 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The three that missed Rydalch,— cool, poised paaaer. F,tiASI. bilVi CAlirUtlY . . . IHI $HI TOU SAVI MAT. M TOUfi OWMI THE W. 6 .8LENNEY CO. weren't hla fatilL preaa box obaerv-^ completed 8 'out of IJ tos-** MANCHESTER TIRE CAMPBELL AUTO SUPPLY, INC. ere said. Two of the lijcomplelM' •gainst Denver for 162 yards. Hia 336 NORTH M A IN ST. * -TEL 4148 paases rolled off the hand* of in aerials figured in three touch- r DILLON SALES and SERVICE MANCHESTER TEL. 5197 tended receivers and the third waa dow'ns and completely riddled laei \ and RECAPPING 29 BISSELL STREET within reaching distfincc. they said: .Denver defenses fis the Ute* cake- il9 MAIN STREET MANCHEST^ MS SROAO snigr ta. 2.4224 Jordan, tvhoae quick > kicking walked to a 35-0 victory. ■ESSO . . . iTANpARD Hr . ■ . . OIL ‘ COMPANY . ■ . . " ■ ‘ '..'I •• I’.- . i / ■ ... ■.; r^' 4 . / ; ,, : .U,;; i ;4V,

4 - ■,p MANCHESTER E Y E ^ G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, j962 /..i. PAGE SEVENIEBM f|U!B SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU>. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1&52 HooscS for Sale >t72 Rooms without Board 59 Houses for^^^Je 72 Houses for Sale 72 Wanted-r-Rcal Estate 77 Legal Notice . ElIBS'r^TIME QN ^ EnroUment Figure AiitAmobiies for ,T DBOORATEa - ‘ benuU. Ra n c h BOlUlfr~4iidi«iduaUy de uevoa Mcamr AafoiBobilM for'Sala 4 "fhi!WlBt«.74C(imir«ethi I I ÎHc^Tûtc^^ 35 Help Wante(I---Slaic 38 :m o o o = - NOTICK o r APPLICATION Artitleu for Sale. Household Goods '>$1 y futhished rnama for two or signed,- slid' cuatoBT built. Six . MARKET . W ONDER^d TO CALL Thl« I* to cite uoUcc that I...UENRT SKow*753 FOOD SALE ^ GET BETTER VALUE ON DeCORMlER MOTOR SPBÂUEfNG IN Custom .Viiut FEMALE HELP Complete light hoiiaekeep- BRidk CAPE COD rooms aach. Attached garagek. R. BENTLEY. »f 1&* OKford Avenue. Chssift«F garages,/concrete iloors. Also al- WANTED V Ing fiKlUGea available. Central. The finest of home*, beet of loca Seven Room Home, full tile bath, ABOUT iSUYING OR Wllllmantk-.w...... Conn.. hSve flied an ap- THIMSDAY. OCT. 23 I. UHILD'S Phon6graph, |8. Also ear Complete line of Children’s pillcatlon dalec Oct. 17. 1953. with the 4 ta 9 P. M! A BETTER USED CAR SALF^, Inc. teratinna, addition* and dormar Itq a so n w ^ priced. CSiildren ae- tions,. greatest of values. Price* fireplace, sunporch, tile kitchSn, Li.Iquor Control Committlon (nr a Beer Total enrollmentt in Manchester WANTED radio, 510. Call 3976. Four down and two uhfiniaHh.d up. SELLING REAL ESTATE? achoola this year la/7575, an In- erection. Call Frank Cbntols, MAN TO WORK IN Furniture, Cribs,' Msttreases, ceptgtrte- Dorsey, 14 Arch, Ftreplaca, copper plumbing, alum 517,000 to 918,500. Madeline breakfast nook, oil heat, gstfag*. Permit for the. *ale o( alcoholic liquor AfJ.W.HALECOtP. ’Advirtisemenb i AT SAYS: “Wc can really wheel Hiudford . 8-7735. Manchester mcoim Smith, Realtor. 3-1642 or 4679. EhccSllent condition. Near bus line, on the premier*, 317 Illfhland «treet, crease of 753 ov^last year, ac * . . FOR Sa l e —Men's rebuilt and re- Play Pens, High Chairs, Car I floor. inum stotm windows and doors, . Get reliability. Call the ois Mancheder. Cohn. 1^2. Firit Shift SiiRVICE STATION achool; Shopping center. The buelnei* I* owned bv HENRY cording to a Mport submitted to BALCH PONHAC, Inc. and deal on these fine cars." -laated wbrk and dress ahoes. Sam riages, Walkers, etc. Complete room . rOR gentleman or couple. oil burner, city water and sewer. LOT 150' X 353', blueprint and ganization that geta things the Board ofKducation last night. I CLASSIHED ADVT. Yulyqs. 15 Maple street opp. Located near new achool and bus R. BENTLEY, of 158 Olfford Avenue, ^Specializing in repain, altera Salary $75 a week to furnishings for the entire Near Cheney'a Call 3217 or 238 36' X S3' foundation for six room 30 days occupancy done. For every real estate Wllllamtnic, Conn... *nc' will be con The Iiighr'achool enrollment lias j DEPT. HOURS See These Fine Cars Today tion*. Stiijrtitng attic rooms and Full Insurance First National parking lot home. Appliances and TV. Charter Oak atr*«t. line. ranch, 1,000 of 2' x 8' lumber. ducted by HENRY R. BE.NTLEY. of jumped..by 67 to 1,477, the report jSilS A. M. to 4:.10 P. M. 1941 Poi^tiac 4-Dr. — 6 cyl start.' PRICE ONLY $15,800. service call 158 Gifford Avenue. \Vllllmar.tlc, Conn., •howpr WoiiM* WiM T t Gall One Only of Each Left, basement play rooms. Reasonable TWO-Bumer white Florence spact AA sons. Taxes 22 mllla. Reason as permittee. Standard ahift. , rates. Free estimates. Phone Program . . r o o m f o b Oeptleman. Very cen- ARTHUR A. KNOFLA ably priced at 52,000. Manchester HENRY R, BENTLEY. e breakdown by achool* fol- 2-0650 ------. - V See Van For heater. 9 piece dining room set. r a AMBERS FURNITURE . tcaL Continuo.tiahpt water.,. Meala Dated October 2t, t»53. ' ' wa. The first figure given la this • COPir CLOSING TIME We have aevarai openlngi TWd bowl Standard sihK " with r ea lto r .------8009^ H R. Grady------...... JARVIS REALTY. •■* , I ■ I II ■• e I liia-ihAwiiT i i“ f.iah reidYw TI . About Baylaf Or 1951 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan — ONE NEW WILLYS AERO-ACE . Interview. ■ At The Green If desired. Phone ^-0513. 875 Main Street . Eat. 1921 Charles Lesperai^ 664 Center Street 2 yearis ehirolTmeht, the second last TOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. CARPBINTER Work done by ex for women in our expand f tray and lixturaa. Electric range. BOLTON — New home nearing - ' % ' * year's. Many extras. CtlSTOM. Mounting the famous Jacobson 21" powar mower. Free UOtGB ROOM, complete kitchen Phone Office 6440 ' Telephone 3620 Manchester 4112 Salllas Yoar HoaM? r MON. THRU FRI. "F" Head 6 r.vl. The Darling of pert. Dependable service. No VAN’S SER;VICE> Open 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. Evenings 2-5958 or 2-4278 . completion. Four rooms finished.. Kiiofla Reeeiv Barnard, 547-381; Nathan Hale, •' 10:30 A. M. ' 1950 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan— job too small. Phone Rockville ing opdraUon*. Factory ex standing radiator 60 feet Inquire privHegea. lUaaonable. Call Full shed dormer, fireplace. Rough 604-580: Uncoln, 418-482; Wash the Line. Lovely Gray In color. STATION 154 New Bolton Road. MANCHESTER—Four room Cape FOR QUICK RESULTS In seeing ^ stop Worrying • SATURDAY 9 A. M. One owner, low mileage. 5-5759. Evenings 7 :30 to '8;30 2-9116 after 4. MANCHESTER — New 6-room heat and plumbing to' second floor. Cod, good location, hardwood your property call Suburban ington, 386-368; Hollister, 626-757; perience helpful. Ate 18 to Ameslte driveway. Quality con- Naval Prmfiotion Robertson, 267-327; Green, 433- ONE NEW WILI.YS AERO- 427 Hartford Road l a r g e ATTRACTIVELY furn ranch r.ome, full ceUar, oU hot floors. Built-in bookcases, full Realty Co., Realtohi, 541 Main Phone Manchester 2-1167 Many Low Cost Pre-War Cars 55 years. Apply in person. water heat, tile bath. Very large atructlon, 200 foot frontage. Rural atreet Call 8215. 482; Higliland Park, 243-267; iTOim COOPERATIUN WILL EAGLE HARDTOP. Speaking of fitaildinf Materials 47 Up|Cp REFRIGERATOR, uaad ished room on bua line for busi- residence. Prlc* 513.600. basement, extra lot Quick sale. South, 107-76;-, Bucktand, 127-181; E & E Agency , Floriatb—Nurwrlcs 15 efeblrlc range*. Al|^ in good, con- room*. Plastered garage.Ameslte Owner leaving state. Phone Man Karl W. Kijoflariion of William [ BE îPPEEClATCD Beautiful Cars. Bee this custom Help Waujicd—Mala nea* couple or young ladies. CASH BU'YEKS waiting for 4, 5, Keeney Street, 75-76LBowers,- 604- Excellent Transportation model Today. Loaded and Ready XMAS TREES—(Wholesale). Se Nd." 1 ' Common Gak - Flooring dltibn. Coll* Appliances, 249 Phone 2-6379. >' drive. Fine location. Carlton W. chester 2-1167. E. A E. Agency. A. Knofla^pf93 Henry street, who 584; Verplanck, 861-871; Waddell: EARL i£ GRANT, ' In make you the envy of the SPENCER or Female 37 per M 5199.00. Bijoad street. ' Hutchins. 2-5132 or 6231. MANCHESTER—AA and . rural 6 and seven room singles and 7 _ EDWARD J. DUPRE, I DIAL 5121 lected balsam and apruce that rasidence sonet. 6 room Cs m Cod. two-family ho'jae* in Manchester, is statipiied at Great Lakes, has 749-(nb enrollment last year)- Sill town. aell on sight. Wreath*, boughs, TAILOP, w a n t e d —or dreaa- .^leict Appalachian Oak Flooring f u r n is h e d room for rent near MANCHESTER—Four room Ctape ver Lane, 31-27. 'Ageata. BALCri PONTIAC, Inc. BCb BER PRODUCTS CO. r per M 5224.00. EASY SPIN Dryer, leas than live Main atreet. Gentleman preferred. AMERICAN OOLpNIALr— Seven Rear glassed in porch. Picture "X5od. Playroom In cellar. Insulat Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. receiVM hi* commission a* first etc. Renowned quality. Moderate makcr for alteration work. Ap rooma, four bedrooms! tile bath. windows, fireplaca, garage, excel Howard R Hastinga, 2-llOT. ll^ e n a n t of the U. S. Naval Re- price*. Retailer* triple invest Canadian Sheathing 1 x 6 to 1 x 8. years old. In excellent condition. Phone 2-2170. 9 Hazel atreet. ed. Storm doors, screens. Owner 155 Center St.— Manchester 1949 WILLYS STATION SEDAN Civapei Street ply SUte TaUor Shop. 8 Biaaell Call 75«1> sifter 7 p. m. Large living room, fireplace, cab lent condition, two acres. Priced leaving state. 59,500. 17 Devon lerves, having been promoted from Heater. Overdrive. Really ahatp ments. Write for price bcochpge, atreet Phone 7383. Framing 2 x 4 to 2 x 10 for quick sale. THINKING OF selling your 4 be the rank of lieutenant (jg). Add New Courses t Iiost and Found Phone 2-4545 . (Small truck load loU) inet kitchen, large dining room, Drive. Call 5346. and nice throughout. Hughes Farms, Bernardxton, w a n t e d — Experienced dre.««- DAVENPORT Bed. small blue room FOR rent. Phone 2-0131. lavatory. Hot water heat, oil. room home, or even 3 bedroohis A graduate of Manchester High iST—n g about 200 lb*, on Rout* Open Evening.8 Until 10 P. M. Mask, maker a t' State Tailor Shop. In . P«r M 599.50 print tapestry covering, ma Near achool H. B. Grady. Man MANCHESTER—Large Colonial, with runroom on 1st floor?.lnave school, he attended the University — ------Situations Wanted— Stain Grade !%• Mahogany Doors At Eveuiug School %j. between Main and I5**t 951 FORD TON PICKUP. De quire 8 BitBsll street, Tel. 7383. hogany flniah, very good condition chester 8009. cuatom-bullt 1948, with . center Lots for Sale 73 a local family looking fdr one. of Connecticut before entering tlie reeia. Bolton. Call 34611 or 8942. 1939 DODGE. Good rondltlon. lux Cab, Heater and Defroster. Female 33 535, Phone 2-1319. HOUSEKEEPING Room for mar- hallway, fireplace, lavatory first Contact Elva Tyler ^4469. Navy In World War II, in the V-12 Good and clean. 513,5. Inquire 37 Roofing—Biiltng ' 16 SECRETARY—Experienced. Dl- Entrance Door* from 117.50. VERNON CENTER — Two Acre* unit. He wa* transferred to the Two new courses will be intro Signal light*. 13.000 mile*. Fire ALL TYPES of curtains laundered ' ried couple or two girl". Linens floor. Ceramic tile bath second McCLURE 3UNI>—Pocketbook. Owner may Marble atreet. Phone 2-0059 or engine red. Save a bundle on veralfled work. Five day week, SEVERAL USED Refrigerators: and aU conveniences. Washer, oil Clear. Main road to Rockville. floor, hot water oil heat, garage. OAKLAND Street 100’ x 200' lot. BUYERS WA(TU4(>—Single and Hawaiian Islands where he re duced at Manchester Evening are ..aarae by proving property 2-8727. FOR GUARANTlJED ROOFS that and ironing done in tty home. NA’noffA L BUILDERS two-faraily hpnHua For afflcient High School on an experimental this nearly new- unit. 37>;s hours. Salary 850. Davis A Call 2-4333.' ” SUPPLIES good nmning condition. From heat. Inquire 82 Garden street Seven room dngle, artesian Ameslte (h^veway, combination All utilities in. Phone 6535. mained for a year and held the ind paying for advertlaement. stay on In anyicind of storm, and Bradford Lumber Co.. 200 Tol 520 to 580. Watkins Brothers, water, oil heat Asking 511.000. and confldenual eervic* call, A. rank of ensign. After he waa re basis beginning Jan. 7. They are gutters", codductora and roof re 420 Davenport Avenue screens, storm windows, awnings. LOT WITH foundation and top "Behind the Headlines," a course Inquire 4i8 Ml. Nebo Place. land street. East Hartford. Hart BABY SITTING evenings. Mr*. Inc., 9,35 Main street, Manches Thla one will sell fast. For ap Priced at 518.900 for quick sale Reale, Broker. 2-1919. leased from active duty in 1947 1949 CHEVROi.Krr deluxe two- 1948 NASH 4-DR. SEDAN. Super pair*. Cart Coughlin 7707, ford 8-2127. . New Haven, Conn. ter, Conn. FURNISHED ROOM, single or Boil. Ideal for ranch home. Call he attended DePauw, Indiana Uni in newspapering, and a hosteas AUTO Co. OST—SUM of money Monday. door. 20,000 rnllea. Call 2-8498. model. One owner. 35,000 actual Gaudreau, 34 Weaver Road. Tel. Telephone ST 7-3507 pointment please phone Howard Owner leaving state. Ehcclusive : z 7148. double. Call 2-8061. R. 3-1107. with Henry Escott Agency. 2-9988. versity and the University of course. " Soys: Como evor ._Hdnlty of Poet Office. Finder call mile*. Down payment only 5295. MANjertlESTER — Rooflng aiid WANTED- -Mature. efficient wom USED BENGAL Range: Oll-Gaa Michigan where he received, his . The board of education approv 1950.CHEVRO1JCT, Fleetllne de Siding Co. Also all tjrpea o ' palnt- WATERFRONT Lot at Andover ‘1-4053. Reward. an, csoahle-of meeting public. OPENING IN reliabl* home for Diaitionds—Watches— combination: late model, clean. MANCHESTER—Furnish^ room MANCHESTER — Four roVm ^louhXe Session BA degree. ed their ihclualon last night on way. Do bjHsInoss ■e ' ■ ' —------luxe tudor aedan, radio, heatqr. 1947 PLYM01.TTH 2-DR. SEDAN.! , lhg and carpentry work. Guaran Permanent with future. Write 5125 delivered and installed. Wat for refined lady or couple.' \Con- home. Wall to wall : carpeting. MANCHESTER—English Colonial Lakie. Excellent location. A! He ia a member of Sigma Alpha recommendation of Chester L. Excellent condition throughout, teed work. Phone 2-8933 for free child care by hour, dav or Week, Jewelry 48 Two car garage, fireplace, steam cleared. T. J. Oockett, Bro! way on Aiitomobio I Deluxe, Radio, Heater, Defrq*t: Box J, Herald. to suit parents. Call 2-8801. kins Brothers. Inc.. 935 Main tinuous hot w at^ and hot water Aluminum stortt wlndot^ *1^ Epsilon national fraternity. Lieu Robinson, evening school principal. AnnonnennentR color cream. Essy terma. Doug estimates. heat. Inquire 381 Summit etreet heat, excrilent condition, vacant. Phone 5416. Now in Doubt tenant Knofla ha* been stationed Both will run for six trial ses 373 Moin Stroot. las Motori.'XS.S Slain Street. er. 39,000 actual miles. Sharp’as LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re street, Manchester, Conn. screens. New oU burner/furnace. Bowers School. Price 515,800. iI fu iPERIBS Made to order. Any a tack all around. GREAT EA ÊR N Rooflng and pair*. adjusts wateha* expertly. \ Fully insulated. Near/bus line. at Great Lakes since recalled to sions and if found successful will WA1TP.ESS w a n t e d . Apply SLEEPING Rooms, tingle or dou ROOM WITH twin bed*, (jomplete LARGE LOT 300 X SSOÛitable At High School the service in July, 1951, and he be placed permanently In the cur ^ l e . Raaaonabii*. For infonnar NEED TRANSPORTATION? Conatnietlon eCORMIER MOTOR ability. C an Coventry 7-7108. per cord. Phone Wlllimantlc sale. Asking S14.000. For appoint trees. ImiHediate occupancy. Price commuting, healthy climate. 1939 PONTIAC TUDOR siding. Highest Quality ma 3-3217 anytime. new 9.4 cu. ft. Kelvinator 2-door Two rooms, kitchenette and bath. 513,500. "Some consideration has been ...to replace the 1938 PLYMOUTH SEDAN terials.' Workmanship guaran SEWiNG Machine operator want Heat, lights and garage. Adults ment please call Howard R. Hast Lovely new alx-room ranch home given to operating a full year ses [iter a tio n s and draperies SALES Inc. model. Watkina Brother*, Inc., with many extra*. Built for a uade to order. For further in teed. A. A. Dion. Inc., 200 Autumn ed. Apply Ka-Klar Cloth Toy Co., 935 M.ain atreet, Manchester, only. Call 2-4964 after ^7 p. m ings. 2-1107. SIX ROOM CAPE (X)D —. Fire sion, with three-fourth* of the COLE MOTORS street. Phone 4860, 60 Hilliard atreet. Dors—Birds— F eta 41 discriminating owner. Immediate achool present at any one time, formation call 2-0022. 24 Maple Street Honsehold Goods 51 Conn. No pets. THIS 4 snd 4 duplex Is a splendid place, large kitchen, combination ! Pernonato 3 CALSO SERVICE CENTER TROPICAL FISH and plants'. New occupanev. Reasonable price and the remaining quarter on va CHEVROLET Tel. 8A54 WANTED ■— Waitress. Apply in AN HONEST PERSON arrangement for two older couplet screens, storm windows, awnings, Suburban Realty Co. Realtors, cation,” Bailey Said. old-fashioned sink 91 and 436 Cente/ Street shipment just arrived. Kelly’s ELECTRIC Portable radio, phono who wlah to live close by but not ameslte drive. Cleati and attrac Club Coupe. Very dean 4 n s PROSPECT Hill School for Manchester Roofing 16-A person. Center Restaurant, 499 Aquarium, 29 Sunset street. Open WHO’S GOING HOUSEKEEPING graph combination. Six months Business Locations 541 Main street. Phone 8215. The extension of this, Baile.V Phone 4164-2-0980—4165 In same home. Hot water heat, oil tive. Price 512,200. ^ said "would-be operating on a full . ...Li'oung_children... Transportation Main street Phone 2-8172. ______THAT3 WHAT I WANT- old, Call 2-8801 before-5: p. m. for Rent... 64 ...... fumiahed. Mra. I>la TS’bur, direc 1951 CHEVROLET tudor deluxe ROOFING^Speciallxlng tit reptir- TO TAKE OVER copper tubing, storm- windows, BOLTON—6-room single, attach year'under double aeBalona.'’* ~ ing roofs of all kinds. Also new GENERAL ELECTRIC monitor OFFICE ROOM.S for rent. House screens. Convenient locstlon. H. MANCHESTER — Colonial, Flrc- ed garage, open porch, hot water After the 55'-56 year added claaa- tor. Phone 2-5767. aedan. Beautiful fgthom green fin 1941 OLDSMOBILE convertible. u n p a id BALANCE olace, tile bath. 1%% mortgage. ish. I»w mileage. Like new. For Phone 2-1406. roofs. Gutter work. Chimney* HOUSEWORKER. two days a Poultry and Supplies 43 MONTHLY PAYMENTS ‘ top refrigerator, in good condi and Hale Building. See H. B. B. Grady. 8009. heat, knotty pine kitchen cabi rooms would be needed, Bailey re MALLARD'S Driving School. Man- cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ex week. Call 2-9737. 521.63 tion. Call 6149 after 5 p. m. Houre. Early occupancy. 57,000 cash nets, artesian well, large lot, ported. t)ie 1961-62 year, 41 the beat in yaliiea aee Bob Oliver, perience Free estimates. Oall SIX ROOM Cape Ck>d. Five years needed. 19N CHRYSLER heater's oldest. Thousand* of Center Motora. BROAD BREASTED bronze tur •NEW FURNITURE AND shade trees, new, vacant (Jail Mc addition's! classrooms would be re CABINET SINKS ccident free instruction hours. 1938 PLYMOUTH 5100. Phone Howley. Manchester 5361. keys, fresh frozen, ready anytime. Nc APPLIANCES FLORENCE Electric range: floor STORE FOR Rent, centrally lo old. Large , lot Owner must aell Kinney Brothera, Inc. 6(HM) > 2- quired! he reported. _ New Torfccr Sedfla. Hundreds of aattsfled students, REAL q u a l it y USED CARS 2-.156.5. Help Wanted—Male 36 8 to 20 pound.* Schaub’a Turkej' w'hjch 1* now In storage— (•ample: 3 surface units and deep cated. Reasonably priced. T. J. quickly. 59.800. Cariton W. 3931. ^ 56-57, three more than at f Oocket'v, Real Estate. Phone Hutchins, 2-5132 or 6231. HENRY feSCOTT AGENCY FaDy equipped. gor appointment tel. 2-2245. AT LOWER PRICES Farm. 188 Hillstown Road. originally sold to a young couple well cooker; three storage draw Henry A Thelma Jeffries Escott present would be needed, in 57-58. 1941 PLYMOUTH. 1939 Ford, Heating—Plumbing 17 but unfortunately are not getting er*. Reduced from 5219.95 to 5416. ROCKVILLE - Six-Room Ranch 12 more would be needed. 58-59, 19 ESCPANDABIjE Cape Cod leas ‘ iju p TENT—Will the girls who Our country overhead aave* you 1941 Chevrolet, 1941 Bulck. All C. O. LORENTZEN. Alterations, WANTED Carpenter. Phone YOUNG R'OA.STING chickens, /married 5179.95. Watkin.* Brothers. Inc.,- REAL ESTATE—INStmANCE Home, ock faced red block with more, 59-60, 24 more, 60-61, 30 MiTowed pup tent from James money on new and used ears. in excellent condition. No money 6105. alive or dressed, ready for the BEDROOM 8UTTC 935 ■ Main street, Manchester, OFFICjE SPACIe for rent. (Theney than two years old. Large corner full cellar and attached garage. more. copper water piping. New work. block. 983 Main street. Cjsll 6419 lot, two block* from Waddell 266 High St. West, (Cor. McKee) irrine please call 2-4734. down. Buy on yniir own term.*. 24-hour service. Manchester ^636. o\'en. Pea."on*blv priced. Week LIVING ROOM SUITE Conn. All plastered walls. Therrnopane Double seasions next year will 1952 Dodge Tudor Sedan—Fillly Center Motor Sales,’ 461 Main Wa n t e d end Orders must be given not 5-PC. DINETTH SET or 7614. school. All city utilities. Back 'Tel. Manchester 3683 window, plastic tiled kitchui and mean some curtailment of free WANTOD-Ride from 133 White equipped. Very low mileage. street. later than 6 p. m. Friday. Will "PHILCO” ELECTRIC REF. yard enclosed by double picket bath, oak floor* throughout. election of subjects by students nrcet. comer Green Road, leav EFFICIb'.NT Plumbing and heat Machinery and Tools 52 DOCTOR'S four room combination IF YOU Want green lumber, poor iW HUDSON ing. Plugged drains machine FIRST CLASS MOLD deliver Arnold Nelson, 737 Lydall "BENGAL” COMB. RANGE wire fence. Fireplace, large tunny wcirkmanahip do not look at this, Venetian blinds, eKctrlc hot and the schedule by which ciaas- ing at 7 a. m. for Arrow Hart and 1951 Chevrolet Belair — Fully 19.50 CHEVROLET R. »nd H. 2- atreet. Phone 8906. office-apartment. Center atreet, kitchen. Hot water oil heat, cop time for subject* i* rotated equipped. Beautiful clean car. cleaned. Phone 6497. "NORGE" WASHER SNOWPLOWS for tractor* and .Manchester. Write Mr. Fladger, but If you are Interested in a well water ".cater, air-conditioned oil Comniodore75* Watte Hegeman. Capitol qvenue. Hart door »ed.-in, in perfect mechanical MAKERS— d ie MAKERS "HOOVER" VACUUM trUtk*. Clement mixer*. Used per plumbing. Immediate occU' heat. Anderson’ pretspre aetl tlirroughout the week "will have to ford. Call 8794 after 6 p. m. 401 Farmington Avenue, Hart built, four bedroom, large living •ad heater, overdrive. 1951 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr. Sedan condition, very low mileage, PLUMBING and heating, special "EMERSON" TELEVISION spreader*, harrow*, plows- culti pancy. 347 Middle Turnpike West room with flreplace, dining room, weatheratrtpped windows and go," Bailey said. p . Articles for Sale 45 ford. ------—Gyromatfe tiansmlasion. This 512.50. Call 2-3690 after ,5 m. izing in repairs, re.modeling, cop and TOOL MAKERS ■'(ealy maftreaa and box aprlrig, vators, mowers, hayloadSr. trac Tel. 3932. cabinet kitchen extra large lot, screens, buil^n dinette In kitch- per water piping, new construc Mohawk rug*. Inlaid, lampa, tables, ABtOBtofcnes fo r Sale car is like new in all respect*. Avoid winter driving. Work KOYAL a n d Smith-(7oroha port tor* wheel and crawleb. Terms. CAPE COD with shed dormer. Im well landsoaned, ideal location, Mtic spa^.^ Recreation room In Flexes Muscles Wantet] Auton— tion. Time payment* arranged. able and standard typewriter*. dishes, pots and pana. Dublin Tractor Co.. North Wind Wanted to Rent 68 contact E. F. Von Ecker, 509 cellar. Oty. water juid sewer. 1951 Plymouth Cranbrook 4-Dr. F-dward Johnson. Phone 6979 or in a modern air conditioned PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY mediate occupancy. Well built, 1^50 POJCTi AC Sedanette 6 cyl Motorcycles__ 12 All makes of adding machine* ham Roed. Wlllimantlc. 3-3217. excellent repair. Hot water heat, Keeney streeL Near Connecticut Co. bus line. inder^ Immaculate condltim. Sedan-7-Loaded wuth extra*. A 5044. plant. Excellent wages, paid sold or rented R'epalri on all HARTFORD 6-0358 fo u r ; a d u l t s desire 5 or Price 515,500. Henry Eiacott 111 Philadelphia beautiful car with very low WANTED—Good clean, used cars. AFTER 7 P M. 46-4690 room’ronm’ trent References. oil. Well landacaped. Manchester 19S1 HUDSON Lopdl one owner car. 1949 Ply- vacations and holidaya. Fully makes. Marlow’a. „ Musical Instruments 53 8009. H. B. Grady. We have numeroiis houses Agency, H e i^ and Thelma Jef taouth special deluxe club coupe. mileage. '* See Bob Oliver. Center Motor HEATING From. A to Z. Con- SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT 2r9220. fries Escott,' Real Estate-Insur Hornet Cluik Coupe. 'poL'gias Motors. 333 Mam. ■SaleiC- 4G1 Mein atreet. veraton burners, boller-bumer paid complete group insur If voii have no meana of tranapor Felix V. Zabenaky, a Jewett City 1949 N*.»h 600 4-Dr Sedan-W m PEAT HUMUS, excellent soil con ACCX)RDION|?. All aizea, new and WANTED—5 room first floor rent CAPE CX>D Home, six rooms, two in and around Manchester, ance, 256 High street west (cor. man, familiar to many employes Fully equipped. 4 overdrive. Low mileage. Very units, complete heating ayatema. ance plan, 55 hour week. ditioner and top dressing. Man tation I'll aend my auto for you. need, 18 moptha to pay. Cheaper McKee). Telephone Manchester 145 PONTIAC atreemtia*r sedan All work' guaranteed. Tim# pay No ohllgationl. or will buy single house of five unfinished. Hot water heat, cop of (^leney Brothers, where he clean. BnainestT Services Offered"!.1 chester 6515. than rentipk- AH musical instru per plumbing, screen* and awn priced from $8,000 and up. 3683. makes dally dtellveriee 'of copper itte. HTdrasaaLc. lustrous green ments arranged Moriarty Broth Apply A -L- B- R - R T— S ments accepted in trade. Private rooms. Call 3966. ^ |8 beautiful oee owner car. On* ers, Tel. 5135. LOAM, Dark rich cultivated Grade 43 Allyn St.. Hartford Inga. Glean as a pin at 511,900. rolli. Will enter the "Mr. Universe" 1949 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr. Sedan ANTIQUES Reflnished. Rep.alring lessons for beginners': Chester Ac URGENTLY Needed, unfurnished The Phil Hallin Agency. 2-9221 Also many business oppor ROCKVIIXiE— Investment Prop weight lifting and physique dis - I'ou irould be proud to own. For —Radio and heater.. A wonderful done or any furniture. Tl'eman, ABA TOOL and DIE CO. No. 1, 53 cu, yard. Grade No. 2. cordion Studios, 91 Utiion street. erty—Ap.'trtment House contain ihe beet in Taruae buy at Center buy. 189 South'Main street. Phone COMPLETE FURNACE repair 52 cu. yard. Delivered in truck u n iv e r s a l Electric range: floor spartment by three adult*. Phone Realtors. play contest in Philadelpliia Sat ing service. Gas oil or coal. Win 1395 Tolland Turnpike sample: deluxe' twin oven. Regu Tel. 5709. 2-4990 after 5:30. tunities. Check with us being 5 apartments; 1 eight rooms, urday. gtntor Sale*, 461 Main atinet 5643, Manche.ater load lota. Screened sand and all MANlÊSTKR GREEN — Six 2 four rcoroe and 2 three rpoms. Zabenaky will vie with 35 other YoungMtoum K itchem 1351 HUDSON -» 1948 Pontiac 6 Cylinder 4-Dr. Se ter air conditioning ayatem* in sizes stone delivered. Order now. lar 1394.95. Nwn 5299.95. Wat- CnRlSTMAS Suggestions. Violin for you buy. dan. stalled and serviced. T. d. Aitkin. kin* Brother*, 'Inc., 935 Main QUIET, Refined family of three rooma, two unfmish^ with dor- Income over 52,000 yearly. R ^ta contestants for the coveted title. Cabinet Sink, 48" Deluxe Tudn mmta r r r n PLYMOUTH Tudor. Good FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with WANTED — Experienced truck Ni asdorf Comriruction Co. Phone outfit including bow and case, 529; men. Fully insulateidt'. aluminum are be.ow O.P.A. ceilings. For Uomet Sedan. FuDrl r priced transportation, 1145. linoleum asphalt tile counter. 6 McCabe street. Phone 6793. 3408. atreet. Manchester. Conn, adults need four unfuriilahed He was ninth among 33 contas- Diahwashing’i easy with this gleaming beauty! And equipped. 1948 VVillys Station .Wagon—With mechanic. Wages in accordance Ro.\'al Artist's trflmpet outfit with rooms. Excellent references. combination doon anti sash, hot T. J. ciipCKETT, Broker immediate sale this price will M tanta in the "Mr> America” contest rltten guarantee. Name your overdrive. Expert work manatdp.— free eati- to ability. Al«o mechanlca helper. case, 599.50. Kemp’s, Inc. ' ' ~- water * heat, flreplace, ameiite 512.OO0. Schwartz Real Estate, ^^wn terma. Calio Servicenter, 436 matea. Open evenings. Jones Fur GUARANTEEt) Fast plumbing 50% OFF on famous make Bat PRIZER Cast iron combination Phone 2-1060 after 6 p. m. “ —” 36 Oak Street Held in New York City Ia*t Novem- that extra-deep (11" deep) second bowl is m handy and heating, alteration and new See Stuart Carlson, Carlson Co. range. 4 gas. 4 oil, with white drive, large corner lot. Owner 8274, or Hartford 5-5138. lier. In 1950 he wiia adjudged as Center atreet. 2-0980. 19,50 Dodge V, Ton Panel—Excel niture. Oak atreet. Phone 2-1041. Motor Transportation, 44 Stock teries. Written guarantee*. 51.00 WANTED—Garage, In vicinity of Phones: Office 5416 for light laundry. Sliding removable drainboard work. Perma-glaas. gaa,. electric down. 51.00 weekly. Calao Serv coverall top. bike new. Owner Musical Instruments 53 transferred. Howard R. Hastinga. having H>e beat phyaiqpe in a New lent rondltlon. Place. will aacrlflce. 14 Glenwood street Waddell Road and West Center 2-1107. Or Residence 3751 COVENTRY—New six-room home, BkiglMd-wlde contest . covers either l>owI, giving work apace to ipare. 41 PONTIAC Club coupe, radio DOORS OPENED, key* fltted, hot water heater* iold and in icenter. Tel. 4164, 4165, or 2-0980 NEW, U.SED and rental instru usable a* 3 or 4 bedrooms, two eater. In good, condition. A good copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, stalled at reasonable rate*. Time after 4 pm . street. Call 2-8935. Th* weight lifter is A. member WANTED Service station at ment*. Reeds, mutes, atringa, MANCHESTER — Custom Built BOLTON — Five-room cuvtom baths, fireplace, oil hot water of the Jacque Cartier weight train Costs amazingly little. INI family car. Hurry to Dougjias New Arrivals Dally ' guna etc’, repaired. Shears, payments Shrarged. Skelley tendant. Good proposition for the MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE. stands, all acceaJories. Methods. URGENTLY Needed. 4 to 6 rooms, built home. Heavy, molded beam 9 ’ t 52 'down. 52 weekly Buy the new FRANK'S Antique* and second 6 room ranch home. About one heat, artesian well, acreage, fine ing gym in Jewett City. Motors, 333 M.ain street,.. ___ We Specialize Ip Square JDealing, knives, mower* etc. put into con Bros. 2-8714. right nan. .Boland MotMa, 369 Factorv-trained repairman. Ward reasonable, by adult family. Call acre land Garage, Full cellar. All celling. Fireplace, large rooms, location, excellent view. John 8. v m j w Ji dition for coming need*. Br'aith- Worcester Power Miower.’ Fa hand store, 56 Copper street. Buys ÊFORE^ YOU Buy a ueed car Center street. and >«i)s good used furniture and Krause,' 87 Walnut. 5336. ' 2-5024 before 8 p. m. ■ cohven'encea. I ^ g e rboms and cabinet kitchen;'" oil heat, shade Blsseil, Realtor, Cfosa etreet. Anderson-4ind Johnson SedMuPO^ equipped. I walte 52 Pearl atreet. mous Briggs-Stratton motor closet*. Fireplace. Excellent lo trees, four acres land. 512,500. South Coventry, Phone Covenrty aee Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck BARLOW MOTOR SALES Morlnsr—^Truckln*— Phone 4164. antiques. Phone 3966. Open 9 to YOUNG b u s in e s s Couple, no Notice PLUMBING and HEATING âles and Service, 285 Main . Wapplng Conn.—Phone .5404 Applications Accepted 5:30. Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 cation. Shown by appointment Carlton W. Hutchins. 2-5132 or 7-6828. REFRIGERATION Service, com Storaire 20 children, require 3 or 4 room un-' 6231. The HousinR Authority TEL. 7549 or 6884 Street. Phone 2-4571. Open, ei mercial and domcatlc. See our For Grocery And BOLTON — Building atone and furnUhed apartment. Call Hr. bnly. Carlton.W. Hutchins 2-5132 Open Evenings and Sundnya RUBBl.'4H Disposal, ashes. etc. .flagstone./ Bolton Notch Quarry. BENGAL Gaa range; 30-inch or 6231. of jttnrr. ______. 'f dlaplay of guaranteed uaed refrig Produce Clerks model; uaed only 6 months. A MUSKRAT FUF. coat, size 16. Flnkel, WUUmantic 3-1661 unUl WEST SIDE — 3 bedrooms, den, Wanted—Real Estate 77 erator* George H. William* Aa- cellars cleaned. Contract or*tran- Phone 2t0617 Stanley.Patnode. Worn only once. Phone 2-1801. The Town of Manchester 1^47 FORD Super deluxe, blue, slent. 2 4988. good value at one half the orig . 5 p, m. living room with fireplace. Cabi 1940 HUDSON, four door sedan eoclate-s. 260 Tolland Turnpike. In Hartford area and Manchester inal price. 580. Watkins Brother*. net kitchen, tile bath, rumpus CONSIDERING. SELLING will accept sealed bids on the in bith new 100 H. P. engine. Ex- Reatyina’ule. Phone 2-1268. Manchester. Phone 2-358,5, nights On full-time basis C71NCX) ALL Aluminum combina RUBBER HUNTING boot*, hip YOUR PROPERTY? tellent condition throughout. AUSTIN A. (CHAMBERS CO., tion windows No palnUng, no Inc« 935 Main street, Manches length, r.eed once. Reasonable. Easy>To-Knit Gloves room. Oil 'heat, combination Win stallation of ameslte parking 7891, MANY BENEFITS ter, Conn. dows throughout, large double lot. Without, obligation to you, we stubs in Oxford -Village and Bank Onancing. For this one see 1941 CADILLAC Model 61. Fine local and long distance - moving, changing, no storing. Free esti 15.55 Hebron avenue, Glastonbtiry. Tops In Half Size Styles will appraise or make you a cash pnb Oliver, Center Motor Sales. condition. Priced for quick sale. POWER BUR.NF.RS and Range packing, storage. r;*ll 5187. Hart Paid Holida.vs, Five Da.v Week mate given..no obligation. Call Ehetensive shrubbery and gardens. ameslte walica in Silver Lane ford 6-1423. Good Starting Wage WE BUY and sell good used furni BLACK- CREPE dress, size 11. Priced to sail quickly, deal direct offer for property. See ua before Home*. Specifications may be had Call o’vner 2-2784. Burner* expert.y cleaned and William Tunaky. 2-9095. you sell. 1949. 19,50. 19.51 Aulomobiles. as aervlced. latt us service and re Sick Benefits. Pension Plan ture, combination ranges, ga* ■ Worn three tline.' good condition. ly with owner. Call 2-0211. at 80 Waddell Road. little as 59.90 weekly. 'Lowest 1951 CHEVROLET Bel-Air. Al.BAIR AND Berry Trucking Hospitalization POULTRY—Manure for gardens, ranges and heaters Jones Furni Very reasonable. Red topper. Call ------Jt:------:_____ ^_____ BRAE-BURN REALTY Bids close Oct. 28, 1952 at 7 pair yoiii washing machine or re Group Insurance Phone 6273 - p. m. llnanre rates. Possible your car radio, heater, signal and backup frigerator. Metro .Service. 2-0883. Co., Rubbish, asnes removed. lawTt*. shrubs.. Supply limited. ture Store. 36 Oak. PJ\one 2-1041. 2-4300 before 5 p. m. BOLTON jlown. Douglaa Motors, 333 Main. lights. Custom seat covers. While Dump truck availsble for loam, Vacation With Pay Minimum delivery 10 bushels. CAN HELP ‘wall tire.*. Completely undercoat CARPENTER mil frame unftnlsh- gravel, etc. Phone 2-2591. Applicationa Accepted Phone evening* 6971, G. A. Carl- TOLLAND ROAD Ip51 CHEVROLET two-door atyle^ ed, Lii.stroiis two tone flnish. One f ed upstairs room*. Reasonable. *on, 136 Summer street. line deluxe. Radio, heater, Power local o>' nei and only 9.000. Posi Call 2-4291. MANmE.STER —Package Deliv Frorti. Males To Work *4 iRile ea st' of Bolton TOWN ADVERTISEMENT > :lide. In beautiful condition tively like brano new. Can not be ery. Local ligh* trucking and ÎorningB in the Stores. Notch off Routh 44-A. Four TO ELECT ADLAI hroughout. Green flniah. Doug- duplicated anywhere. See Bob MANCHESTER Welding Service. package delivery. Refrigerators, LOAM, Superior quality. Call Man Motors. 333 Mam. washers and stove moving a Apply oh Wed., 10-22-52 between room expandable Cape Cods, f Oliver. Center Motor Sale*, 461' Pprtable equipment. General chester 73^0 or Rockville 5-5652. Vi acre lots, artesian wells. Main street.- welding, boiler and furnace weld specialtv. Phone 2-0752. 9 a.m.-l p.m. at 1^50 Stude^ Stude iker Conv. - - Radio ing. Phones 2-1658 or 2-8762. TWO TWIN bed epringa.. two Price only $10,600. FHA and RUBBISH COLLECTION i.heaterter. yCwf■frdrive. Just, like a A and P Super Market twin bed mattresses, a child's roll VA approved. Terms ar [newi- raE RUY THE BEST Painting—Papering 21 top desk and chair. All like new. Trucks and men in the employ of the Town of Man FOR LESS! FOR on. Burner service and In 116 E. O nter Street, ranged. 1951 PACKARD 1550 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan—Drive stallation b.v 15 year* exper PAINTING and paperhanging. Child'* .53” akia, child’s ski ahoes, chester will collect rubbish about town, on October 25, Sedan. Fully equi| ! and.compare. ienced oil burner serrice njan. Manchester, Conn. girl'* ice skates. Phone 7068. Sales and Service 1952 and November 1, 1952. 19,5(1 STUDEBAKER CXiMMAND- Interior and exterior. Cabinet L. F. DeMARS 1|50 Bulck Sedanette-Radio and ER 4 DR. SEDAN. Overdrive Call Manchester 2-1731 or 2-8003. building and building contract SALESMAN for TV and appli heater, new tli***.-. and Heater. GRIND YOUR leaves up. Free 214 SPRUCE STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. 5095 Builder You are therefore, requested to place your barrels, $1495 STON^ AND Brick mason, also ing. Call Cliff. 2-4298. ance*. Experience preferred. If no leaf muleher with Bolens or Mow- 1548 Dodge Town Sedan — Radio TV experience, will train. A-1 ap Manchester 6420 or other materials on the lawns in front of houses, near Join the Yohnitoors for Stovonson, a notional or^ 1949 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION cement work Valentino Belluccl, PAINTING and Decorating. Inter Maste- rotary while they last. land heater, low mileage. Very 2-DR. Radio and Heater. Over- ,80 Birch atreet. Phone 2-1601. pliance man. Top salary and com MANCTHESTBR—Old colonial, 6>4 the sidewalks, but not on the sidewalks. gonixotion, complotoly indopondont of any poHti- ! clean car. ior and exterior. Floor* refln- mission. Can make 5150 a week For rent. Lawn, garden'and home ADMIRAL-BENDIX-MOTOROLE IshH. Reasonable rate*, d all tool*. 'Wlera. ladders, sandera, rooms. Hot water heat, flreplace, c d party. Tho Moochostor conwnittoo ooods vohm- 1548 Plymouth ciub Coupe- Ra- WINDOW SHADES made to order if alive A-1 display and most all ntower*,"'chain **wa, etc. (Tapitbl Dutch oven, large maple shade AH receptacles or materials, should be placed on-the. ^dio and heater, new tires. Good 1948 FRAZER 4-DOOR SEDAN. and Installed. Venetian blind# Gerry Whitman. Manchester popular line*. See CThet Brunner,. toor holp to eontoet votors ond contributions to " ud Healer, ■ Ôverdrive,- ..2-8866. ' ■. • Equipment Co., 38. 5falp atraeL tree* on H-acre lot. Garage, ~!Awn the night before as trucks and men will start in .-J.labtOF."- ' .. ..-j:-. and: curtain rod*. 24' hour serriceV ■ SSS 'iSast 'Center-atrsiet”'- Phone 7958.; " ' ~ •ritobl bua" rt doori'S-Purthase dcatcttAted 'areas’at'Tt60''Ac''Mi . hoc^jitovoiiceii «i;tho StatiotJ- W^gOIV— , S.TU,DEPAKER, .sirARUGHT ’■ rol’PE, and Heater. W'ANTi^P-'i'RWiablaml^^^ car price «i;j)0().4rtcata(l^; jRadto and heater. Plenty room Wmdow Shade CM . Route 44 at R«p«iring 23 STORM SASH and kcCwmA^Fx land street'Howard R. Hakting*, . ,?or extra passengers. Overdrive...... - Bolton .'Votch. Phone 2^4473. for light delivery work. Paid :51" 24” ,X 39”, 30" X 39". Side -daily- Room 7,,.<)dd Fellowe Build agent. 3-1107. ' i l l s p ^ g e /’i"'Ton Panel—Ready 1 9.50 WllXYS STA-riON VTAGOH. MATTRESS Toiir old ’ ihattrnalii arm Ir** heater. -Reasonabtei. TaL . OCTOBER 2S, 19S2 COLLECTION , Time and Money Are ShortL , LINOLEUM p.emhanta 50c square rterliized and remade like new. ing.; 489 Main atreet. 2-3816. ... TAi ÔTTVILLE—Four miles out (for-your work. Healei*, Overdrive. yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. If47 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan—New Call Jones Furniture and Floor of Mancheiter, 6 room CJape Ood. SmEDULEO AS i m o i ^ . I paint, - ...... 1950 .STUDEBAKER 2-DR. SEDAN Done by reliable, well-trained Covering. 36 Oak. Tel. ,2-1041. TOOLMAKERS ' FAIRBANKS Platfdrm acale, FIv* finished Hot water heat, JUST RECEIVED! . DELUXE.,. Radio and Heater. men. All jobs • guafanteed. Hall weigh* VP to 1000 lb*. A. Kamm. storm window* and doors, set AREA iOUNplD VOLUNTEER NOW FOR RDLRI! 1540 Chevrolet Sedan—Panel. Spe- Overdrive. Linoleum Co., 56 Cottage atreet. Experienced in jig, fixture and Tel. 3180. , A FEW CARLOADS OF THB | ,cial price. gage work, also experimental tubs, steel hatchway. Youngstown FILL OUT THIS BLANK: I9WI-.I1TUDEBAKER STARLIGHT Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or Mutiiral— Dramatic -29 sink and cabinet, tile bath, ga 1541 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan. parts. 55 hour Week. Paid insur- North by South Windsor and Votimm Town Linos If41 Plymouth. 2-Dr. Sedan— Ra ('OTTK,, Radio and Hehter. 8109. rage with aratslto driveway, lot Overdrive. R. G. LO.NG Driim Studio. Orches ancei holidays and vacationt. Ex East by lolton and Vomon Town Linos FABULOOS idio and heater. COMPLETE Repair,, by Stuart ,R. tra. bandrxlrurin corp.* in.*t ruction. We need Raach Homes, 156’ X 210’. Priced right at 512,- VOLUNTEERS FOR STEVENSONy 31 CQNWAY ROAP* 1|37 Dodge 4-Dr. Seda'n. 19.50 *'^ h EVEROLET 4 -DR. SE- Wolcott on washing machines, Beginners hnd advanced. Phone cellent working conditions. Colonials and Cape Cod* 8787 800. n o n e Barbara Wood*, Sooth by Giostonbory Town Uno jAU Car* "Sold Below- Ceiling DAN. Radio and HeAter. 2-.56,54. -----at fair prices for ear easli 18H-24H Agent 3h)2. MANCHESTER. NEW HUDSONS ’ Price*’’ . vacuum cleaners, motors, small S customers. Quick terrice To make these gloves is as Wost by Sontb Main, Moin, Union, ond Skitor appliances. Pick up and delivery. . . WILCO "A J8afe Place Tp Buy Used Cars' R f-no red tape. for the novice u tor 'the expert' MANCHESTER — -Three rooH Stroots. If you wout a uow €4v | Studeliaker Sains and Siervice A-1 repair. Sales. 180 Main. If you’re Just below average •need knitter because they are house with glassed In porch and YBS. I WOULD LIKE TO HElip . , - ff , Phone 8597. ______Mortgages 31 Machine Tool Co. Inc. I - SOLIMKNE. Inc. height, you'll be' pleased with thla worked on two needle*. Make them bath, plastered walle, new root, I e n c l o s e tl.00 F oil MEMBERSHIP soo us for tho host dpol | • *34 Center Street CHORCHES ]SI()T<)R SALES FIRST. Al^D Second mortgagei 50 Grandview Street chnnning two plecer created juet in one color, or make them two- 100' X 100’ lo t In excellent loca NOVEMBER 1, 19» COLLECTION in town. Phone 5101 ^*•1 OaklandStrept bought for our own account. Fast, JARVIS REALTY for jrou. Tailored and trim, and in toned and use up odds and end* tion. All city utiUtiea. Priced at BULLDOZF,R For hire, Rea.«on-, ronflderitial service, klandhester Manchester half sixes that insure perfection of; WOOL The gloves fit well and 56J00. Barbara Wood*, .Agent ...... ADDITIONAL OONTfemUTION 1^48 OLDSHOBILE Ouh sedan Mancli(>ster 2-fH8.3 able rate. (Tall 2-0650. Inveatment Corp., 35 Oak stieet. PHONC41I2 ' in fitting. wear long; they era reversible. 8703. SCHEDULED AS FOLLOWS: TelepHon* 2-1266 (■ednattc). Radio, ------heaUr. hydra 1940 PLYMOUTH, gray t idor Re Phone 5416, ^ itta m No. 8787 la a sew-rita Pattern No. .5636 consista dC I CAN DO VOLUNTEER WORK ...... tnatic^maroon flnieh. A real good built engine, 5.000 mile.*. Good FOR FALL Piano tuning Call perforaUd. pattern In aises 12H, complete accurate, easy to follow ONE TEAR young, very attrac AREA ROUNDED ji’jy. Far below celling price. tires. Call S9SC. Kemp’s, Inc. 5680. MH. 1«^, ISH. 20H, 821i. Sise knitting instructlîs, small! ol* five 'three 'badToom ranch. Spa M<£LURE pougUs Motors. 383 Main. Help Wanted—Female 35 14H, abort alaevaa, 5 yards of 39- dlum and large slgea Included, ma cious living room, dining ell, mod North ^ Sootb Windsor Linh < i| NAME ...... ! ...... PHONE ...... !... iacb. , ern Utrhen. colored tile, bath, at ■ ! ■ 1940 BUICK super 4-door sydan. Honsehold Serrlcea terial requirements, atUeb Uluatrm- 1^51 CHEVROLET, Belair. Radio Radio, heatrr .New tires, motor For this pattera, aand 30c in tlona and finishing dlractiona. tached garage, patio. Oonvenient , Eost by Sooth Moio, Moio, Unton and Stator ADDREHS ••••.••,•■•>•*■«*•••■••«■••■••*••••*•••••*•***•••• beater, power glide. ,Positively , Offered’ ,13-A GIRL OR Woman" to work as Coina, your name, addraaa, stxe de- Send 2Sc in coins, your nama, to stores, school and bu*. $3,000 ''«0' good. 5275. Call'Manchester nurses aide from 7 to J5 at the Stroots ' V . ’ AUTO Co. Hke new in every respect. Beau 2-9987. WEAVING of bums, moth holes AMESITE DRIVEWAY strod, and the Psittem Number to address and the PATTBfiN NUM required to aseume. G. I. 4% tiful tutone flniah. Douglaa Green Lawn Convalescent Home. SAVE 10% nr C A L U N 6 H P W BIJRi B im M n T (THE MAN Sooth by Giostonbory Town Lino Open Evenings to 10 P. Bl>-| and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Five day week. Phone Rockville BER to ANNE CAb OT MAN mortgage.. Phone Warren How Motors. 333 Main. in.V) MER(7URY club coupe. Green handbags 'repaired, zipper, re • MACHINB SPREAD CHESTER EVENING HERALD) CHESTER EVENING 4RERALD. land Realty. 8000 anytima. Wost by E «f Hertford Town Uno. V-'' with radio, heater overdrive arid 5-4291. • WORK GlirARANTEED U 5e AVE. AMERICAS, NEW 1150 AVE. AMERICA'S. flKW TeL 2-9442 placement, umbiellai repaired, • FREE OBA0ING Volunteers For .ri Stevoison• ■ . e USED TRUCKS with or without other'e.xtr*.«. Mart sacrince. In • TERMS ARRANGED Y O U 88, N. V. YORK 8C, N. Y. Do l t o n —just over Mancbaater bodies, 4 to to* ton cacapity. If men's'shirt collar* reversed antf WOMAN FOR housework, one day • FREE ESTIMATES • EXPERIENCE SINCE NOTE: Rubbish win be collected on all highways within For' Demonstratkia quire 157 Pine atreet. . replaced. Marlow's Little Mending week-Write Box E, Herald,.stat e.MlWEB EOLLED Ready for you now—Basic Pieeentlng the new Anne Ca Upe, new flva room ranch, three AN INDEPENDENT COMMITTEE iBtereated caU Stuart Carlson, 44 i n t . Faddiion for 'BS. Fall and Wintar. bot Needlework album Dlrec- bedrooms ofi tflnlng room, fire the above described boundaries. 1948 DE. SO’TO Umouqine, fully ' Shop.' ing references and wagaa azpect* Direct .Factory Stock Place, Manchester. 2-4555. . ed. V. . - - Ihi* new Issue is filled with ideas Uou for pun>et" mittens, ^ basic place, ventUaUng' fan, hatchway, By: RICHARD MARnN, u . ______•quipped. New white wall tirea. FLAT FINISH Holland window for smart, practical sewing for a ambroldary . stitches and grand tile bath, located oti 8-4 acre plot Monchostor Phono 2-t831 Hartford 4-7175 Hudson Dealer 1840 DODGE coupe. Prlce4 to sell Under 50.000 miles. Immaculate sew aaaaon; glfi pattera printed General Mainager quickly. Written guarenlA. 5195. shades made to measure. All c a p a b l e . Bxperlence(l woman DEMAIOBROS. dtsigna arevprlnUd in thla iaMs, Excellent location. Asking 513,' Inside and out. Excellent running metal Venetian blind* at a pew for general cleaning two days a Jastda the bocS^ 35c. 35 cants. 70Q. Fbona Barbara Woods 3702. $73 Main Street Buy It on your own terms. Cole condition. Priced for quick sale. C A U ANYTIME 7Bf1 M oU ^ tlS i. ,Idi^- price. Keys made whtl* you week. Monday* and Fridays prg- Please call WUUmantic 3-2712. w ait Marlow's. .ferred. Write Boa R, Manld. - A . i - . r r ^ v " V'> 1 • . ■ X . . A ' ; • ' ■ . ' 7 J I ' ■(■• ■ J* '7 J •-1. U- ■ . :/v. \-

-''X- - f ------‘T" .TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2l, 1952 1 " rpASE BI6 HTEBN A ■* i^niliiîBtrr lEttrnino H^ralb A vtnce Daily Net Preaa Riu ■\ For the WeAk OndaB. . The Weather : .X oel. 18,1352- ■ .unBe Imdge No. n , XnicrhU:ef -'aLv.-S^ê4etts’s.Mothew- CiraU: roreeaat of C. M. Waatber Iteriei Pythias, will hold its regular, meetr ^4'UI meet at the hiome of Mrs. Jo Bpnyicim Still About Toim ing' at 8'p. m. tomorrow at fhwnge se^ ^'Driv#'*B. tbmor- 'Van Wyck-Weir;Weddihg^ - VyFhlr tniUght and ’nwraday. Hall. row at 8 p. m. TAMMX Economy hoR foiff Warmer Thursday. Mlalnniai ta- Art rtudent* of Walter Van- Is Low Bidder Mtmber «f the Audit A iatelt in thia town and vicinity St: Rita's Motbehi Circle will All Mancheater Intermediate -4 menthf (ovnrogoy BarMm or Clrenlations eight 44. Win luiva an exhibition o f their hold a meeting tomorrow at 8 and Senior Girl Scouts who can dp Manchester— -A City of Village Charm paiatlnca ahd drawinci ih the liv p. m. at the home Of Mrs. James So are asked to report at the Girl Bowers School Addition ing room o f Mr. VanAredaie'a in- Rissa, 31 Lockwood street. Scout office, 98S Main atreet, at 12:45 p. -m. Sunday to work on I VOL. LXXII, NO. 19 (Claaaiflad Advartialajg: aa Pag# M l 2 2 , tew U n g MO-year-oId house on \Fiilînds Only One Other MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1932 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES— IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE n V B CENIG M p lv HilL Coventry, Saturday, at The Youth group of Center the Girl Scout houae-to-house can t |k » . Pictures should be at the Church is endeavoring to earn vass. mpany Seeking Job Va> Atadale home as soon as pos money for its miaalonar.v pledge sible. Uglit refreshments will be by Saturday, by babivsitting and A daughter was born at the St. The 'Bpnvlclnl Building -Com*- Francis Hospital op Oct.-17 to Mr- served in the studio, and all in- other services. Anyone interested pany, Inc.^'^fgain appeared aa low may contact the church office. and Mrs. Richard Rhodes, 49 teceetsd will be welcome to at bidder.on th'e.conatnictton of the tend. Coolidge street. . Group C of the Center Church eight-clasaroom'^xaddlUon to - the ■ South Methodist Epworth Our lA dy of the Most Hoi. will- have a potiuck supper at 6 Bowers School w^n bids were o’clock this evening followed by a League members will have a Hal opened yesterday, .’ni^ Torrington Ilaeary Mothers Circle will meei loween party at Camp Merri- "X tomorrow at 8 p. m. at the home business meeting. Mr. and Mrs. El Construction firm, whose low bid mer Weden will show colored Wood, Gardner street, Saturday,, on the project In answlMrto the « o C M n Raymond Carroll, 47R East a t 8 p. m. Costumes .pi- V)ld elothaa slides o f their trip to Japan last first invltation-to~ bid M a to. be ' CMiter street. Rev. Robert J. Car- will be the order of the evening, roll. assistant pastor at St. Brid- spring when they visited their son disallowed and led to the rejection there. and. those not wearing them will g ^ ’a Om reb, will be guest speak- be penalised.'Games, dancing and of six others: submitted, n figure of 3189.000, the identical figure iMANCMnm Odd Fellows of King David lefreshmenla will round out a originally entered. - V Practical Way Disclosed ia Prevent Paredysis from Folâ jolly time. * The Past Mistress Club of Lodge are requested to meet at lAtwer Preiloua Estimatea Daughters of Liberty, No. 125. the Holmes Funeral Home, tomor The Frechette and Floryaii row St 7:30 p. m. to ps.v final re The Republican Town Commit tJOLJ, will hold its monthly meet tee will hold its monthly meeting Company, Of Hartford, the only ing tomorrow evening at * o’clock spects to Shephard Fisher of other bidder yesterday, aubmiU’^ Walker street, who hss been an Friday evening at 8 o'clock, at the Ike AddreBsee Eaet Hartford Throng; at tha home of Mrs. Margaret Don- new headquarters, 917 Ma,n a figure o f 3192,500. In the AEW WOOLEN REMNANTS Odd Fellow for over 30 years. Q u a ck s W on’t CurelSAols Give nally, M Garden atreet. The club street. original bidding on the project, has act’ tha date of Oct. 31. for a this firm stibmiUed a figure of Mallowean party at the home of The Infant Jesus of Prague. 3198,918. ■ Blasts Mothers Circle wiH meet tomor Itie. Eather Haugh. 31 Edgerton Figures 3-Month Unilt - Rummage Sale ■traat. Past Mistress Ellen Wilson row at 8 p. m. with Mrs. Henry School Jamboree U. S. Ills, Adlai Says fire Week Bonvidnf gave six montha as McCann, 89 Pleasant atreet. Sponsored By The la oo-chalrman. Members and the estimated completion time for \ Manda will be welcome. Prises the job, and Frechette • and SISTERH OOPI OP TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM Frank J. Mansfield. Marine Termed Success arm be awarded for the best cos- I Floryan. seven months. Both bids Protection tug)*e- Ningo will also be played. Corps League Aiix1Iiar.v will hold En Route with Stevenson • »*y« lI^4he south,** Stevenson de- its monthly meeting tomorrow aP will be studied before a contract is WEDNESDAY^FTERNDDN, OCT. 22 W M priiea for the winners. Sunny days and brisk fall weath awarded. 22— (jp ) - 8 p. m. at' the Army and Navy er, combined with the yeoman i Th* morning crowd, By ALTON L. BI.ARBSLEE Club. The new officers will be in Frechette and Floryan was the THURSDAY AU. DAY, OpT. 22 I?'* Adlai E. Stevenson standing in s spold wind, booed Science Reporter I Hartford, Oct. 22——’'Proaper- ceasful Jamboree iaat Saturday: started work on the two-class The first prwtical way to A meeting of the Mancheater The Jamboree featured entertain TEMFLE BEThÔLOITX “completely confused” about v®- Jenner. whom thV lUinoi* JOV- Ity without W,ar— Peace in the World.” A crowd estimatea by Women o f the Moose. Chapter room addition and renovation pro prevent much'paralysis from LECLERC ment and fun for j’oungaters and ject. CORNER MYRTLE AND tei,n™ licy ,, police at 50,000 jammed into the*~~~' '■ '■ ■■■■* ...... — 1094, will be held Oct. 39, at the polio— right now— was dis the older folks. Bonvicini’s original'bid was re plaxa before the Hartford T im es; FUNERAL HOME British American Club. Mrs. Em In the cafeteria was a tale of closed today- A magical ma and other thousands lined the ma. Warnock, chairman of the jected two weeks ago by the diana. Democratic nominee for' the Walter N. baked and canned gooda aa well Board of Directors at the recom campaign to Indiana to declare. United States Senate, against terial from human blood. streets to applaud the GOP presW Mooseheart Committee, requests dential candidate. All Backers Leclerc, as clothes, toys and bPpks, and re mendation of Town Counsel John In an address prepared, for deliv Jenner, accompanied Stevenaon In Gamma Globulin, gives pret that toys ^ for Mooseheart be Elite Studio fitate Police Commlaeioner Ed Director freshments of hot dogs, coffee, MRS. JOHN G. VAN WYCK D. LaBelle because it did not in ery at Notre Dame University, whistle stops in the state. ty good protection. brought in at this meeting. ward J. Hickey aaid it wae the big candy and aoda pop were also sold clude alternate figures on a 'Con South Bend, that "the quackery ' Stevenson carried along on bis The scientific proof came from gest crowd he had ever seen on the there. struction item as requested. La- of medicine men who claim to cure whistle-stopping tour a fresh en dramatic test* on 55,000 U. S. chil Of T-H Hit FUNERAL Enjo.vrd Onmlo Books Miss Ethel Marion Weir, daugh a large reception tp Lithuanian the disea.se with words of hate plszs. ter of Mrs. Mabel Weir of 354 Oak Hall, Golway street, '-lyhich was Belle was reported to feel that dorsement from Sen. Richard Ru's- dren thlg *ummer and last. They The younger set enjoyed rum this failure to comply with the and lou)ve You Truly," t RUMMAGE SAIE^ lieves what he says about civil venson praised what he calWd the Blit it could )je a fireman to stop He didn’t explain or Identify spectlnn. "Because” and "The Lord’s Pray three pre-nuptial gift showers. At East' Hartford, Eiaenhower An auction, to which a large right*-- whether he means what localized fiolio epidemic*, saving *’8hivcfcrats,” but apparently was I - (■(-■i- I' er." White chrysanthemums deco The bridegroom attended schools declared the slogan for hla "cru crowd was drawn by the antics of -1 Thun., Oct. 23,9 A. M. he say* in the North or what he (Oonttnued oa Page NIaeteea) manv children, even adults, from referring to Texas’ Democrntic “Honest Bob" Spencer, was held rated the chancel. ' in Manchester and served in World WOMEN’S AVXILIAItY patalysi*. sade” was: "Prosperity without Gov. Allen Shivers who has an- War II. New• * DODGE • . frond 10:30 to 3 p.m. The bride was given in marriage St. Mary’s PatMh House . This great stride was announced War—Peace In the World.” nounced he is aupportlng-ILepubli- Naylor Committee Members by her brother. William Weir, and ,, Locust Sttyrt Eutranee by Dr. William Me D. Hammon of A . short Ume later, epeaking can nominee Dwight D. Elsen Those in charge of the various attended by her slater', Mrs: Edna immediate De/rVery the University of Pittsburgh to the Atrom the Tithes portico, Eissn- hower for the presideney. activities Included: Mrs. Jerome Hlllnski as matron of honor. Law American Public Health aaaocla- hqwer was given a awelling cheer Truman made the statement in Coal Strike Extending of treetlHge. Brettschneider, toys; Mrs. Max rence Desrhaines of Hart Ru’d was tlon. his second talk of a campaign day -/ best man and the ushers were Ed Hatirs* Gqn. Dwight D. Eiaenhower, (left). Reiniblican nominee for Preeldent, snenks to n Walttna "Our, cruaada is growing and Glalber, food; Mrs. Chester Ko- "It Is the first mean* of pro- crowd in front of ttie, Enat Hnrtford Town Hall, en route to Hartford for n apeaklng encasement there that liegah, brlghA «3d^ aa>^'for< ward Van Wyck, brother of the DON'T growing.” the general aaaerted, bllnsky, clothing: Joseph Donohue, tectine man again paralytic po Gov. John Lodge, also bundled against the rhill weather, rioees kla eyes t o ...... him aa iw i^ tn‘Q|yiaia;ê^ 'S . r, .ill. Cit Marlow's bridegroom, and Stanley Ouillette, .... *o the bright Orteber sun. "and they (the administration) auction: Mrs. Roger Rose, soda; Throw Thom Away Beyond Election lio,” Dr. Hammon declared. 'Tts while Mrs. Elsenhower, seated next to the car’* driver, smiles at her buaband’s words. Roy Vaughan, hot dogs; Mrs. Al both of Manchester. - still plenty of wear left in HALE'S SOLIMENE usefulnea* vi1ll be limited, partly fear one thing—and that in loalao bert Adams, coffee; Mrs. Walter The bride’s gown of Franrh shoes repaired here. INCORPORATED because the protective effect is their jobs.” HO got n ehMr whan Hennequln, candy; Miss Stevens Chantilly lace, nylon net and tulle At^porary, partly becauae there is ha mads this attack. and Miss Booth, games; Mr. and was worn over white satin and the Headquarters Washington, Oct. 22— (/P)— A long coal striRe— possibly ex Bolica nkld tha EUenhowar ” not .ênough gamma globulin to hia thsnugiv Mrs. Paul Boria, Walter Perine and skirt extended into a chapel train. " SAM YULY^ ^ arowd w M -an fitg nn-that drawn tending past the presidential ejection— seemed in store today give ItN^vary child. Demand* for two snhfaetg long C O M a IN AN ■ Mrs. Roy Vaughan, posters, and Her bridal bouquet was of white Shoe Repairing of flte Bet FOR DODGE with John L. Lewis insisting his miners get all of a govern indiscriimitate waatcful use next Gas Companies Mock Mope b y: Pranidant Tniman npoka Keith’s Variety Store, prizes. roses. ter Kind Done While You summer cahnqt be met.” tfiMt ThuraUay—and thaoii ' lakor, Bid ■ DEPENDABILITY ment-limited pay raise. Lewis appears to have turned down i r f ibcieliw te^ \ S a j l O u ^ Cot»t|i.tcXe The honor attendant wore a Walt. The ahot* gave really signifi tiered skirt of purple nylon net 15 MAPLE STREET VALUE -a dead-end street by saying atrik--t cant protaction agginft all three though nomo observnn ^tiicmgkt over pink, with purple velvet cape, Opp. First National 8tore tag. soft coal miners will return to ■ ^ » f.« a types of polio vlnjiK, that can tha aaUmatea wera ganaroun. - At Scranton, Truman loolc a hat and mitts. She carried'an old- Parking Lot work only when they get the full 1 J k ^ p llO O ll To Rescue^^digompjnh k^ ■wipe at Elaenhowor whom he said cauea kmnan paralysis, îDr. Ham-* Wnata Something Better CHRISTMAS CARDS fashioned bouquet. 31.90 dally pay raise his United mon said. " , is "teking extfeiia libertica with Eisenhower lost no tUns in hit The bride's mother selected 634 CENTER ST.— PHONE 5101 or 5102 Mine Workers union had nego Gamma globulin—G. G. forNni the truth" in describing kpetnl ting out at ths administration an cocoa brown crepe and brown ac tiated wdth the industry. easy nickname—is a protein lit u iity aa a “ Mpartlsan" issut.- 1 cessories. The bridegroom’s 'The government’s W jge Stabi Kills 42;\Tidal .South Koreans I Th?!i]SnquS gss ' Russians Told wanting merely to hang on to what lenbewer. the President asld, aOX AaSORTMENTS■» your blood that carries antlbodies- mother was attired in a gown of lization board (WSBS had shaved agalnst disease*. If polio virus 1 ^ 0 . X . g ' ww * Company, backed b.v' . , the nation now haa with a song ging the old Republican siren ■"Don’t let ’em take It away.” 3 ALSO French navy lace and navy acces- • MANCHESTER 40 cents from this total, saying Wave Hit^ iSty invades you. you crests antibodies s*g “intended to beguile the aories. Both mothers w ore, cor- only 31.50 was allowsbie under ih- to fight It., Most of us hs've had 6 Hours:and Ike "I aay let’s go sbesd to some imers and addle their brains, and PERSONALIZED « ■ages of pink roses and gipênlas. flation-control policy. Mine owners mild polio w e never even knew thing even better,” he ssid. And. cause them to go crashing on the They aaaiated the bridapparty at' AUTO PARTS aay they - can’t violate the govern Manila, Oct. 22—(S’)—TTie aaa- about, and the G, G. In our blood To Regain Hill T / for Reds then ha aaked. tf the administra bocks of RepubUcan rictory te the CARDS i * ment order. son’s worst tropical storm killed contains sntilMdies against one tion wanted to keep Inflation, high OecUon." Reducing of negotiated pay at leaat 47 persona and Injured or more of the three types of po ------j Federal Power commission' / prices, and high taxes. And at nearby Wilkes-Barre, / NOW LOCATED AT TO SEE raises by the WSB has happened hundreds in a wild sweep across lio virus. Seoul, Oct. 22 — (/P) ", South I lor a temporary certificate to Washington, Oct. a-oD -M o*- • Eisenhower expressed confi where members of UMW / KMjrt^VfQTOfM many times in the past, with the the Philippines befbre it veered M Develop Polio Koresn j operate its natural gas pipe- cow l* telling the Russian people dence the United States could pro- 2444 and the CIO United Steel- - ' Wotbon ood Afl iinions''alwsys accepting the de into the South China sea. O. G. from human blood . waa rain o f Communist mortar ahells. woTkfTH were out in force swia«»4» ___ W ILTON’S G IFT SHOP RUMMAGE 270 cisions, ei-en though reluctantly. Preliminary repoH* from the )***®'^;------• : to expect the worst no matter who (Continued on Page Twenty) given to half o f the 55,000 chil recaptured the bloody crest of Action.on the temporary certi- win* the.American election. The the crowd of thousands in the Othor AppHojtcon Milt Jjswls. in a letter to a devastated provincea indicated the dren. The other, half got harmless, public square, Truman argued fica^request awaUed noUfleaUon- word is that either Easenhower or L BROAD STs dhlef negotiator yesterday, fired a t' by Saying lara. will try to “drive the working NO. n , IA)LI TEL. 2^528 Ninety of the 54.772 children after being chased off by about gonquin license to construct and This has been the Soviet line the miners will return to their ' Acroaa the South China aea, na man hack into sMvery.’* later developed paralytic polio. 1,500 Chinese; operate the New England pipeline. all along, that both major parties Jobs wheh they get the full 31.90 ture struck another aavage' blow. Of them. 64 were kids who had Diplomatic Ties 'Hiat speech made in tha te le v is io n ^ dally psy raise. A tidal wave ripped Into the Indo- The Rqds seized the peak Juzt Paul R. Buchanan, 'vice-presi and their candidates'"obey .the wUl ORANBE HALL According to Lewis, the WSB ac- received the useless gelatin. after daybreak. At 8 a. m. they dent snd general manager of^he of ' American multi-millionaires." home county ot Pennsylvanld'a China port city of Phan Thiet late Twentv-six were children who Republican Gov." John S. pine, a (BASEMENT) 1 ,^ ■ tion was an “attempted thievery" Monday,' Killing at least 30 persons. attacked the remnant* of the Hartford Gas Company, snd olTl- A Soviet domestic rgdio broadcast, WJth England Manchester Messiah ChcHrus had received the G.G. shots, and South Korean defenders dug in on reported today by U. S. govern section which. Republican leadacs I? A - " - ^ m ilk money from mlnera’ It is -feared the death toll may run cials o f other uompsmiea which are hope Will turn up a big majority OCTs 23 Into the hundreds.. the south slope. The South Kore scheduled to receive natural gas ment monitors, brought the Rus It babies, (Continued on Page Three) for Eisenhower on Nov. 4.- Tru NEW REHEARSAL UME STARTING 0 A. M. ThA-e seemed no wsy out Of the The wall of water cut the town ans held, and at 9 a. *m. began Nov. 1 from Algonquin, left for sians up to dale on the election London, Oct. 22-"(J5—Iran for RUSCO^^^ their counterattack. campaign.. It was a commentary mally :proke off diplomatic rela man in his campaign tour la a s k Impasse. Sather Lewis would have in two. Much of it still was under Washington Tuesday night to help ing to change that to swing COAAtlNATION RCA - V idor “ Magle * to yield and forget the 40 cents. six feet of water today. Six Hour Rattle ' by Valentin 'Zorin, Moscow’s nomi tions today with Britain, a Foreign fight for the gas, lisdly ne.eded here nee for expert on American af Pennsylvania’s 32 electors] votM I Monitor’’ circuit ays- *1 something he clearly was in no Latest reporta into Manila said Parakeet Hel^ For more than six hours they' jSnd in other aections of New Eng fairs. Office spokesman said. to the Democratic nominee, Adlal Friday Evening 8 P.M. SCREEN 8 STORM DOOR cAocîng^ ' mood to do, or the government the bodies of 21 typhoon dead had hsittled slowly up ■ the muddy, land this winter. Premier Mohammed Mosaadegh 'Stevenson. -• A screen door and 'a atorm LET US FILL YOUR tern arts like an engl- shell-scarred slopes. The Reds The U. S. elections, said Zorin, " would have to back down from its been recovered in Sorsdgon pibv- E^llvery of the • court order to •tresemble a race in which all announced in Tehran last Thurs Doesn’t Know Pacts ' door all in one! Just raise 31.50 limit decree. The mine own- ince. The military commander pounded them with shattering bar the federal commission wts being horses come out of the same day the decision to break off rela I nrrr inside yoiir ad. Fever Carrier rages of mortar and artillery fire, On social security, the PreaUant lower glass for ventilation. DEWEY-RICHMAN r. ara were caught in the middle. there said there waa a tremendo-js prepared Tuesday, and it was re stable, the owner of which will tions. He said he waa taking that FEDERATIDN RDDM but suit they inched forwat-d. toldt he Scranton crowd he Is nat AVTOMATIC ALLY \ All this posed a problem for the loss in human lives, crops and ported to be only a matter of the win regardless of which horse step because Britain had rejected - Democratic administration in the property. ’ Then, in a final charge, the ROK certain whether Eisenhower Is FCall for Froi Datiofittntioii s By Authorities Ume it toog to complete the work comes^ in first.” his terms for settlement o f the ’.'deliberately trying to deceive the I adjusts the picture to home-stretch of the presidential The mayor of Legaspi city re troope )>oured .over the top and 19-month)*-old dispute over Iran's CaRtcr CongrtiatioRil Chnreh drove the Chinese hack with show “ In'fact,” he added, "whichever It'e no secret—bridee wjhi| campaign. It 1* generally consider ported by radio;. (Oonttnaed on Page Twenty-eeveq) of the two bourgeois parties wins nationalization of the I'a billion Called Jfnr and delivered firing you unbelievably aeveland. Oct. 22—(45—Love ers o f hand granadea. (Oontlnued on Pngn Tweaty) ed bad politic* to have a big atrike Sixteen dead, 90 per cent of pri the election, their master. Big dojiar Anglo-lranlan Oil Com promptly at no eitra want to eee a complete colleen vate home* destroyed, public build-, birds were blamed today for n'ew AP Correspondent . John Ran Arnold 0. Aronson clear, steady'televlslon. In progress at election time. But Capital, will win. pany. IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO JOIN charge. lion of fine aterling patterns any yielding to Lewis is bound to ing* de*troyed, crops washed out human cases of pslttscosis, or par dolph reported from the front that Today Mohamed Hadjeg Dsvsl- come to ut. For. we have all rot fever. “Furthertnore, election skir Monehostor 8789 hive wide repercussio’n*. and communications paralyzed.’’ the South Koreans secured the mishes between the two parties loii, the Iranian charge d' af IF YOU LIKE TO SING — SING WITH US CALL 2-9814* their favorite* . . . including Lewis has formerly endorsed the The mayor said the typhoon was A virus disease, p*ittacn*is e f h)gh ground fit 3:25 p. m. Tliey faires, orally informed the British THE BARTLCTT-BRAINARD CO. fects the lung*, like a form of are being-used by propaganda to 103 Woodbine Street—Tel. S-133S the six famous Wallace dug in hurriedly and awaited new News Tidbits deflect the attention of the ma.ss- Foreign Office of Mossadegh’s de Bulletins -Pricos Start At (ObuMnned on Page Eighteen) {OenttmaeA gii PftfG Four) pneumonia, and ' causes chills, Red attacks. "Iêy slso faced an cision. “Third Dimension Beauty" fevers and roughs. Culled from AP Wires e* from^vltal problema of present- PINE PHARMACY OKANOE lAltOQUE patterns. other night of drenching âin. day Anterica and to conceal the A Foreign Offire spokesman from the AP Wireo It was widely epidemic in this Little action waa reported else said that at the same time Brit country 20 years ago, and caused bargain striick by the two parties where along the 155-miIe battle Qii the main problems." ain’s charge d’affaires in Tehrari, some death*,. Strict rule* were Lt. Col. William 'H. Isbell, “The front. Allied w'srplanes, hampered Coy K. Stevenson, the George H. Middleton, was handed APPUESrOBAd) L95 : .f..y ; placed on importation and sale of Old Colonel” who died on Triangle State Political Leaders, by clouds.’ fog and rain, made com- Russian- were tdld. Is a mlltlonafre, a note formally telling him of the Waahliigton, Oct. 22—).,;4 k g. parrots, parakeets or love birds, .garat.iyely,_ fj-w strikes . againH Hill leading infantry charge will breaji.,.______._____ . ______eral Power ,commlsalow- heg-bw-'- and other birds of the paittacine or .who; is baoked by- big Chicago F L U ID H I A T A Red front linea.,^ H rm iim for Congreealo^ irah V*i» Miljl to hivcMemahdrt' fore it today4w.appUeeOee flwiBv :*fa«nr')i(r'MBno^^^^ ,. K«n3it hdUes Untdu. and has " connections- with’ ^5iuiri* large New Yorit ebneerWa' 8S ,,ê .îpblete , wl thdravval, of Brri t- .ttw AigM feiii:. Oaa'TnHMwimlMgl 'Thete r i ^ fetijxed at ttis aimoufice dlaappearance b fe , 'W. ain’a diplomatic nilaaioh from.’I'eh- C ^ d id a te s Swap îHTS nista MIGs tangled in several air Standard Oil, Aluminum Company Compsuiy for « tesuporegy start of ,1952. and thousand* of battles near the Yalu rii'er dêp Mathu, leader, of African niemhera .ran. 'Similarly she. Was pulling Jici’ parrot family Mrds luwa biita tm<< K«iS]«.Oalw-Xegie^ OwoclI. of Ameiica,: gnd :5P»ergw*cy te - seeggy.-,.-. _tn North ;Koreai,' the' <3^; S. V\nK own nine-man mMion frcin . Uatural gas to New B i i g S S portad for sale. as drive against anti-white 'Mhu By nominating him. Zorin qtiiot- don. By THB AftSOCIATED PRESS .* Voters of Connecticut would 'Ail* Force said. R iots reported one ed the New. York Dall.v Worker as ebinmiuaties -:.7.4es|itte is federal ^nnecttcut polltlcal leaders and through the general’a many facea.” A t least six humgn caaea occur Mau society reach 101 arrests; The drastic action was the latest Speciaf for Tuesday Only fpHONE Sin FOR FADTORWITMINEd"! red last spring in 'Peeksklll and explaining, the Democratic leaders court dedsloii which ‘would de candidates - aired their view* of Said Bailey: . ■ (Continued on Page Twenty-Seven) George F. Kennan, ousted b.v highpoint in the two nations' dis Ossining. N. T „ Dr. Theodore S. Russians as American ambassa were able to avoid “awkward pute that already has deprived the lay or block mneb aervloe. their opponenu last night ss the He c m t «nbrace Governor Drachman of Peeksklll told -the questions” shout the Truman ad- ■ R,CJk. TELEVISION- TECHNICIANS I elecUon campaign moved into the Byrnes of South Carolina and say dor In .Moscow;vto return to U. 8. west of at least 45 million tons of American Public Health sssocla- PROBING McGAJtTHV Portable Radio-Phonograph BS^t S last week. *>« for civil righU. He can’t en- early next month. .,. . Gov. Thomas Jnlnlstrstlon oil and oil products In the past 19 tion. ■- Clark Reverses E. Dewe.v, calling Democratic Gen..Dwight D. Eisenhower, ec- months. Iran has suffered -loss of Washhigtoa, Octa ■'3 speeds— quality }iroduct-r«old by us for years ■John M Bailey, Democratic , dorae Senatora McCarthy and Jen- The Poet Office departaaeat aaM - itate chairman, attribtued a ner and they say he ia againat A husband, wife, and daughter party "vulture” says It "claims oil revenues that have plunged the became sick in Ossining within a today It la invesOgathig a eiwi- MADE TO SELL FOR $49.95 ! N e w L o w ■ $0.50 rta j J#kyll-Hyde personality to the character assaalnatlon credit for blood-stained prosper (Continued on Page TWenty-eeven) nation to near bankruptcy....' " SummwiMet" your h orn */ month of buying a pair of love GI Rotation Plan plaint that Sep. Joaepk Kl M c Repubiican preaidential candidate, ' . "He can’t say that ’If.all Amer ity.” • ■ 2— 10 " ALBUMS (8 RECORDS), 8.68 Tot, oirl- Thit eoiopw, food-loohiBf TloM icans want ia sûrity,- they can birds. Even with antibiotics, the In Meriden, director of State Carthy (R-wia) haaralawedtee Boot Aetoieetle WiMor Air Cee*iioeer I Price I who makes s ' '"•l®*’,,, .1” adults have taken months to re Water Conjmlasion offers 'more frec-malUng privllegea. Hartford today, by camng him a go to jail,' and then Convince us Tokyo, Oct. 22--