Th8 WaRtliflr SATURDAY. DECEMBER 1 . 194B at r . 8. Weather y X G t fOURTOBK Avenigfl Dolly drculatloit Cloady, occasional Ught min ^ Fee the Moatk f t November, 1848 night, UgRt sleet or freastag rata In tatarier; Tneeday cloady. same hand-holding stage juat now. The O ilier (^htireh lata la day; aot so coM tonight. war and the present return of Ik Slmk’nl o f Voice CHENEY BROS. ROOM RENTAL SERVICE 9,016 About Town soldiers from overseas ha.s added Member of thb Aodit Heard Along Main Street Enlarges Program Frequently we are asked by employees to assist a new crop of romances. We B on aa of CtreataMeae \ ■ ' ' noted this week two 6r three cou them in securing rooms, with or irithout board, and in ManehsMier— A City of Charm uid Mrs. Bdw’srd h ! Orsn- And on Sonte of Manchester'^9 Side Streets, Too ples roaming along ' the street connectio^with this we maintain a listing of known ■ 'w s and dsujfhter, Laiirs Jran, of hand-ln-han(l. a patiently waiting Center church has enlarged Its facilities in ihe Manchester area. \ MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1945 10 West street, Rork\1IIe. have re out that new .sled or making a wife or .sweetheart walking *klong program for ahiit-ina by appointing turned from a delightful two weeks Many a loral younj! girl, tol’u, with her man whom she hasn't a Shut-in committee. In addition to We will obvirlad to place oh our list the names o/. j^ iit In Conway, New Hampshire, 1dining the war years rooently past. snownian. Finally anow lame and m.any youngsters werv 'up early, seen In a long, long time. the careful and helpful work that parties in this who havehi such facilities available. Where they were guestsy st the between ‘ .loyalty -to a far-flghting It's quite a nimantic street, this -Loyal Circle of King's Daughters I boy and oiie who has adoquately yt t .tiTT wanted to play and not go Prasidentlsi] Inn. to school. Bissell street, but probably only 1$ . doing among the ahut-lna of CHENEY BROTHERS German Internees After Mass Suicide Attempts 'helpedh«1nr>d her to maintainmaint a constant (Center church, other activities are S h o r t s IS now ' Matiy hoys and girls along with more so to us than other streets Biinaet Oouncil, De^ee of Pora- atate off hotmmetown ------morale becaii.se we chance to he overlook soon to bp added. This committee Employment Office bontaa, will meet Monday evening racing a ihlemmii. thair parents listened for word if Fact-Finding Units schtHil had been clo.sed or not. ing the scene each day. No doubt will cooperate with the King's Telephone 4141 at eight o'clock In the Ztpser With the boys, now roming^iome nearly every other street has Its Daiighte't.s In expanding the pro clubhouse. Officers «111 be nomf- rapidly, tho.se who have been re ^lany (ailed the offiee of The 6 seeking information as to own crop of romancing couples. gram. j d plana made for the an- reiving tender and endearing let- Herald, seeking I The committee 1# made up of j u a t e ; ’ nated and h(M)ls were closed nual Christmaaristmas party. Ueys from home while the gii ^ " "* Mrs. Clyde Beckwith. Mra. Harold ; friend has been receiving shots of for th« Xla>. WondoT. whatever happened to Set Up to Handle "open air" schools-? Manchester Belcher, Mias Ruth Crampton, 'Sergeant Snerwood Hum- rrorale building vitamins from the . a few years back it was ftin to oiwe had two such schools for Mrs. J. Elmer IClllott and Mns- WE CAN QUICKLY ARRANGE A phrev who waa sUtioned at Pas- .st.ay-at-home. some tall explaining go to sduipl in _^e snow. Young- children who were found to be Emil Kottke. with the pastor, Rev. IA)W COST FINANCE PLAN IWU Germany and his brother, is now being done. Kithei hat is steis wanted snTTw. yet they got threatened with lung di.senses. or Clifford O. Simp.son, a member ex- IWrilFirst SenreantSergeant Elmer T. Hum Hum-^ - taking place or a rude awakening up hiuI went'(iff to schrtol as their for some other reason needed offlclo. THROUGH THE BANK Auto, Steel Rows have'and breakups are In order as soon , father did to Ifis work svithout any plenty of fresh air and sunlight. AND AGENT K th ’'iirriVid” i?Vhi^cm^^^^ *’«'• I outbursts. T(Ktay the d.m ' One school was located about cording to wires received bv their w(Mk. (want to atten<}\classes If it rains where the present South Methodist ______PLAN parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas But once In awhile a real and ( or snows or diirtng cold weather. parsonage stands now. Another Knights Confer SAVE ------Truman Asks CAmgrew H o t C Milies Testifies Before Humphtey-of 12 L4Uey .sticet, and, pitiful, stiiiy -of waylaid romance Times have certainly changed. was on North School street near For Permanent Ma- j Doctbfs Hit Senate - House Group are expbcteil home within a few comes to 6ui attention . Parents should We that their the present Robertson school, Degree on C-las^ MONEY Every Strata dava. Both aoldiers have served A loeal girl, who has been c(>rre- children get up arid are off to These schools did a lot of good. MIsA RHIson chinei^ to Dfeal with ; Seen Result Investigating Pearl oVeracaa nearly two years. .sponding with two local hoys, both school on days similar to yester Many a child wgs put on the road ON AUTO FlNANaNG HealthPlan ■__ * jit oppoaite_»nds of the earth, is a day with the exceptioy of the- lit to health through the care and , MIsS Allison Lee, daughter of The second degree was conferred ’ INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE! Labor Disputes in ‘Im-[ Hit by Order Harbor; Inference, in tle tots. SchfKil Is In Wssion and treatment received In them. The upon a class of more than SO can Of Policies , The Alpine „ .Society will , meet bovs are on thi'ir way home and in the event of a majors Mr. and Mrs, Myron I>e of Bolton, 853 MAIN ST. TEL. 5810 portant Nationwide % For Nation Message , Only St aftei'iuxin at three schools were so eonstnicted that didates by officers of Campbell thi Ital^n club on FI- 1 are special fire alarm J the wln(k>ws were large aall could I refurned tp New York, after council at Tinker hall last night. wIndustries! 1 ' in FFuture For Arrests Against Sabotage T a l ^ O clock at the nalian club (m El- ^o? ! the Town of Manchester be openetl to allow the fresh air j a vl.sit at the home of her par- dridge aticet. Election of ITlcers problem came in a perfect- Sunday afternoon at 2:30 the third nal In the event that school 'Classss free circulation throughout the ; enta degree will be exemplified for, the German Resentment of immediate Formation of en; Reply Sent for the coming year will take „„dprstandahle manner. She ha\> been cancelled for th> day tooms.,The children were bundled place, and a full turnout of the Miss Lee Is a student r>t voice class under the direction of Dis ' Washington. Dec. 3 ! American Occupation MacArtbur’ s Newest Di had gone out on dales with both consist of nine long blasts oh the i up to protect them during the cold trict Deputy John Looney of Hart- — President Truman today | Voluntary Systems in MacArthur Different members Is hoi>ed for. boys and liked both of them. But. ] fire alarm at 8 o'clock in\the weather under the direction of Pietro Sul- Methods Giving Rise rective Leave Unan ^be slogan, "ahsence makes the | morning or at 12:.30 in the a f^ r - ' .. . . tww (lano of the Siildano-Schuleen stu- | ford set up fact-finding boards t o, Every State Offered Children.of Mary Sodalit.l heart grow fonder." w.is applicable [ poon. Fire alarm blasts at th()se ^bere was always s sleep pec■ dioa in New York City. Candidates for the degree are to deal with the General Motors swered Ouestion on Washington, Dec. 3.— (fPH nod during the. day. The young TEXACO GRYSTALITE To Resistance Talk As' Better Pro)fram Bt. Janic.s's church will moet m j to both bovs. The nublic xhcails ‘ 1”'' •’ .... ' A graduate of Manchester High strike and threatened steel — Maj. Gen. Sherman A. school In the class of 1943, M issis o clock* for final instructlona. RANGE OIL NO. 2 FUEL OIL W bo Is War Criminal \ Mttes said today that the re er church and proceed in a body letters to both, thinking a nap, well protected against the Lee was employed fpr a time by walkout, and asked Congress Frankfurt, DeC. 3—lAh—German I cold when the winter season ar- Chicago, Dec. 3.—{If)—Im i^^i- ply Lieut. Gen. Walter a to the Holloran Fiineinl home, in jp , mitrome. The Herald and Hartford Coiirant. Per for* permanent machinery to resentment against American oc Tokyo," Dec. 3.—(F)—General tribute to Mrs. Margaret Naven, Now that both are coming home, Praise for the Manchester Me-1 rived. They were given soups, milk ate formation of voluntary ntm- Short made from Hawaii on and Is at present w'ith the Newv JUST RECEIVED! Galloa handle labor disputes m im cupation methods Is developing MacArthur's newest directive or whose daught^ns, Rita ahd Mary, poodoubt. with high hopes, a show- morial hospital is contained In- a ‘ and other health foods, carefully Y'ork Times. She is a mezzo-so- j 7 7-lOc cUK. proflt health care systems ^ Nov. 28, 1941, to a war warn letter addressed to this column - selected by dietitians. At the same portant nationwide mdus- gradually into bitter hatred which are members. , fjown will be in order, soon. And prano and a former member of the In\ialble dering the arrest of 5§ prominent every state—on a state-wide ba\ ing message from Washing- the local girl is living w’ith this this week. It reads as follows: ■ time they kept up w'ith their choir of the South Methodist ELASTIC STOCKINGS is giving rise to Increasing talk of Japanese as war crimes suspects "Have you noticed how many studies; ^ ‘*Aipenls for End of Strike sis—had the endorsement today ion was “ totally inadequate.' ■ ■ ~ I puzzle night and day. church. 2-Way Stretch L.T.W00DC0. resistance, according to a survey cases of critically Injured persons ' It Is our recollection that these The president appealed public reaches into every strata of Nip of state medical society officers M O N D A Y . DECEMBEE 3,1945 MANCMESTEB EVENING HERAl.D. MANCHEalTSa OOlOt. Hrndey Operattona ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECteMBER 3,1048 and lower , roofs on adjoining New London county lall iMth ] Justice chatVea, mnd com m it^ to buildings made their dcacent to of the county 1^1 P*"***"* Tonington, Dec. 8—(Ft—Tfca , ford, on hU return from a very a■ bed spring were nought ^ay the ground comparatively eaay- the lw« to Vernon to attend a turn to ML Vernon authorities. They had to surmount a aeven- Rutland, Vt., law practice, "you Buccesaful If cold, duck hunting Seeking Four | bv atate police who spread a drag Morrison and Sevens w ^ Hendey machine planL which haa ate honoring every member of the Tolland County group toestlng. • trip at the shore over the week net after the fugitives had had f(» t fence topped by barbed wire, .Get Soaking in Japan lug Superior court trial o*i eflargex however, to leave the Jail graunda. been closed alflce Sept. 26 becauaa extile Cities General Lauds diviaion. It was. and always will Auto Thieves Mr. and Mra. Psb^f Golab of end, visited his mother. M ra leas than an hourii start. of breaking and entering and be, ai great fighting machine, Foi* CtMEtom^Tattored Cherry Valley road are parent* -Jf Escaping Jail The four were Richard Morri ' Swanspp said all waa in order of labor disputes. re«»jm«l Nellie Tuttle, Sunday flight. thert. tlons today. Nearly all the 600 et which grew from a group of patri an eleven pound- six ounce ^ son. 19, and 'George W. Steven^ when toe cells Were checked at 43rd Division Uiider Arrest born at Windham <3ommunlty Me Bed Spriag As Tool 6:30 p.m. last night, and that the more employes reported for. work Voting Today otic, rather inexperienced officers Jr., 20, both of East Lyme and The four, using a bed spring for and there were no untoward Inci and men. My heart and mind are Re^uphotstering morial hospital Novaml^r 38. To start CompManco Driva State Police Spread Ronald E. Sparks. 17 and John J. quartet waa inlased at » :30 p.m. Hartford, Doc. 8.-(/P>—Stanley a tool, pried loose th* «n«to* plates dents, It was stated mt toe factory full* of many memories and Inci Donald Woodward, overseer of Tiaynor, IV, both of Mt. Vernon, in the roof of a .third tier cell, office. The CIO union at a meet Wing Says Troops Never dents that marked the progress uf State Police Work on Eteat Central Pomona Grange, and ChTite, stole OPA director, an Drag-Net for Fugi N. Y. . . The original proceaa of making Campaigns in Williman* Deputy Jailer Briff Swanson said, steel rails waa Invented by Henry ing hist week voted to return fol this great division. I do not de- M ra Laura Squler who acted aa nounced last night that the Tull Sparks and Traynor, arrrated and made their way into the Jail lowing an announcement by Presi JTieldefl Any Ground, I We offer custom re-uphol Roundup of Alleged forces” of the price panels of tives After Break Beasenier of England, and ptx~ tic and Putnam Have servb these honors. There are so pianist for the organization in the laat week on the Thames river 1 attic early last evening, FVom toe dent David Ayr that toe gates many men, both living and dead, stering — renewing your ■tote ration boards would start highway bridge ,in an allegroly fected by A. L. Holley, an Ameri Been Listless, However Once Won, to Enemy | Ring Over Week-End abacnce of its regular player, at attic, they reached the Jail |wf would be reopened at 7 a.m. today. who did so imich mq^e than 1 did.” furniture from frame to tend^ a meeting of the group in drive today for oompUance with New London. D«c. 8—(P)—Four stolen car, were arraigned In Gro ' by punching a hole in toe alatea^ can. All Connecticut lervicemen who ceilings price regulations "with ton town court on fugitive from Hartford, Dee. 3— The 43rd Hazardvllle Saturday night. ’ youths who amaahed their way out By The Aiwoclated*'Press had served in . the 43rd division fabric. W'e give youf fur By The Associatid Press Charles H. Tuttla of West Hart- our‘goal set at 100 per <;ent.' “Wln'^ed Victory” division which were special guests at the recep WUUmanUc and Putnam. ea*t- Included many Connecticut units, niture the beauty that State police had a busy week- in ita ranks aa It fougkt Its way I tion. end in aouthweatern Connecticut •ra Connecticut textile cltlea Three Given Decoratiene comes from master work from the Solomon lalanda to Ja-| f they worked on the roundup of r IS a where cloae electlone have b» rty-Blx year old Mayor Har "In honoring me,” said the gen-' came from British Malaya and the In Light Weight Denim Our gecoratera wtU call wlthla walveAextradltlon and waa return- vey J . Orlnaell of Putnam, the only L_ N^erlanda Indies. thlrtjr-ave miles without charge ed to ConnecticuL 1 eral who la soon to return to bla Announced previously in con member of his party to win In or obSgatloa. IM S—and then by ST- votes over A three-day rain addM nothing to the pleasures of GI's of thC 391st Infantry, 98th Division, en- nection with the same case wew StaU Senator WlUlam P. Barber-- camped at Talsho AIrfleld. Osaka, A pair of them, above, stand ankle-deep in water and mud beside the arreats of Magrino a wife at \ is eeeklng a second term against their pup-tent as they wring out a B^den blanket. Macon; Ga., ,who also waa brought John M. Dempsey, a Democrat and Tel. 2-4127 to Ridgefield for a member of the Board of Alder haa grown to 13, with two more Boyton la a graduate of the | n WE KNOW Upholstering Co« of Michael Attanaalo, 87, Danbuiy men since he was 31. nine years Boynton to Retire protected, and the division's work Massachusetts Institute of Tech ___ ' . . homehnmib refrigerators and mnsl commercial svbe*ii*aiiwlml refrigerator gasoline sUtlon proprietor, and hla LET OS SHOW YOU HOW TO MAK^ HAPPINl?^ ago. Griswell, a World War I baa been expanded In both agrl- nology In 1906. UCC Installations. Our aervice la prompt. We find the 983 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD. 8 ■on, Jerry, of Bethel. veteran, la a former tax collector, chlture and home making. l^y trouble, SET IT RIGHT. (No mileage chargee, ou Four Boys Booked selectman and clerk of all town After 35 Years • Four Miami. Fla., boys, the old b l o o m i n YOUR "LIVE-IN” ROOM During World war two, Boynton, out-of-town rails). boards. Dempsey Is a member of Approval As Postmaster Service NOW . . . SALESkSOON! est 16, who were booked to ap the State Development commis the announcement staled, directed pear thla morning In court in their 9tmuT m Ml rvf€S sion. Hartford, Dec. 8— — The the depar|ment'» Federal .program Washington, Dec. 3—(Jt^— The ] nrjemwewmir . home city in connecUdn wlto for the training of 60,000 war Newlyweds! Homeowners! Make your "Live-In” Room a Mayor Ruaaell W. Hlnman of State Department of Education Senate has approved the nomina automobile fteft. were , Wniimaiitlc. 38-year-old manufac workers. tion for poatmaatcrahip of Page More and More Modem the Merritt parkway in a stolen turer, eon of Former State Su announced today that Augu^us S. A native of Groveland, Mau., D. Guptill at Essex, Conn. car Saturday afternoon. Stats Po preme Court Justice George K. Boynton, of Meriden, stats direc Mothers lice Capt. Leo F. Carroll salA really W p y -‘>'“ 9***“ * Hlnman, la seeking a third term In tor of vocational educatlbn will The Milford Juvenile court turn for the whole family... attractive to the young folks... inviting Willlmantlc against Andrew J. Ca retire January 1 after 8d years of ed the quartet over to the Federal rey, 8r„ a reUred telephone work- Wl MRVt HOMES OAIRIES-EOOO STOBtS-IAVtRNS-RESIAURAHTS* Call Enterprise 1 5 1 0 service with the department. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE Bureau of Inveatlgatlon, / ■ to your friends. A hapi>y home is the true bond ^ ef. Boynton was an Uiatructor' In . , ,to beginn Baby Laun officer of that i®*?*^*^ Ended Democratic Control the state's flrst trade achpol. In with a father of one of the bojnj, Hlnman has been elected by the CHICKEN PIE SUPPER — ENTERTAINMENT ^ who made a quick pl^e trip to vow family life together, and nothing is more important. New Britain, and served succes WED., DEC. 5, COMMUNITY HOUSE, N. COVENTRY narrowest and widest margins ever sively as director at Putrtarn and dry sanitary Diaper ConnecUcut. arranged to return •fseorded a mayoral candidate in BT COVENTRY FRAGMENT SOCIETY Meriden before his appointment PERSONAI— NOW OFFERS them to Florida by air in time to K RO EH LER the Thread City. He ended 10 BOOTHS FILLED WITH APRONS AND GIFT GOODS Service appear in court today. It's so easy too. You start with a new 5-ST|tR years of Democratic control with in vl930 as director of vocational ■The same checkup which halt educatloh. SU PPER S:80 and 6:40, |1,00. Children, a 81-vote victory In 1941. and fol SMALLER PAYMENTS A Saul-Top eontaluer la placed fas ed the northward flight o* U'* e» > M m eU a » Uving room suite. They re beautifully lowed tluA by winning reclectlon Under hla administration, the MENU.: Chlckea pic, maahed potatoes, earrota, beet relish, Oa Loans from flOO to $300 you can take up to 16 months* to your honoe for aolled diaper dlapeaal. Florida youths In 1948 bP l.lSO votes. department's announcement stat celery, cranberry aanoe, rolls, pie, coffee. repay Instead of 18 months. More time means amnller monthly Weekly deSvertos an^ picb-npa. noon, ended the aouthward ^ d esfo ^ and so wondetfoUy comfortable. They'll last longer Carey was named the nominee ed, tha number of trade schools S:00 P. M., ROLLICKING SK ITS. MUSIC, DANCING. Adm. 40c. payments — payments moat anyone can afford. Compare in the Dlapera are koapital-cleaa —.downy two aallora who were stopped'------by the Democratic Town commit- • table below. soft. driving an automobile towing a ' toe after Usut. Walter A. Scran Make Reservations Before Noon, December 4, M88 Mancbeeter, fancy trailer loaded with aever^ too,*because they're bufit stronger. K R O EH LER Furniture ton, Jr., had scespted the nomlns- Worry of or 8M W8, WllUmantlo. Cash OLD NEW 70 Diapers cuts of meat. Navy clothing, tooU ; thm befoss his discharge from the Yon 18 Monthly 18 Monthly W eekly., .11.45 and a rifle. _ . i is amaringly economical. Ask grandmother what a value 'armed forces, and then withdrew. f AUSE TEETH Get Payments Payments The Milford court turned the $100 80 Diapers S1ipping;.or Irritating? $10.05 $7.27 Weekly.. ,|L54 pair over to a short Don't b* embarragted by loose fall* lAO 14.94 10.77 f which took them back to Quonaet K R O EH LER Furniture is.------^------trrth •lipping, dropping or wabbling 260 . 84.51 17.55 100 Diapers Point, R. L [Finishing Plant when you eat, talk .or laugh. Ju rt $00 29.27 20.91 Weekly... 11.75 sprinkle a little FA9TEBTH on your platei. Thla pleaaant powder gives a •Certain loans especially those for the purchase of "restricted ORANGE HALL BINGO articles” limited to 12 months. PIO N EERS Workers Return remarkable aente of added comfort IN and security by hniding platHf more DIAPBB SEBVIOa Columbia flrmly. No gummy, gooey, paaty Personal likes to say “Yes** to loan requests, and specializes In Only KROEHLER Has tMte or feeling,. It'a alkaline (non- making loans from $'2S to $300 on signature. (Certain loana Nor^dch, Dec. 8—(AO—Employes arid). Get FASTEETU at any drug EVERY MONDAY, 8 P. M. Columbia Athletic AsaoclaUon alofa. especially those for the purchase of “Restricted Artldes” Umited [of tha IT. ft. Finishing company held Its first 5-STAR to 18 months). A loan of $100 costs .420.00 when promptly repaid . i M ^plant In this dty, led by John Mc- Admission 25c In 12 monthly Installments of $10.05 each. Come In, phone or UAKV LAII A n itl toe Log Cabin In U berty hall I ifaia, p»— of Local 36, Fed \ write. Thimaday night and 1. STURDY HARDWOOD PRAMES a hugs aucceaa in aplte of toe eration of Dyers and Finishers thol will nsl brsoh dbwn 2 3 REGULAR GAMES 7 SPECIALS fi A u I i o w n , (CIO), returned to their Jobs this 4 3 BURNSlUL stormy night The 1 . KRMANEHT STEEUWEt SEAT CONSTRUCTIOM Personal MAN! Hi I I H p’eaaure of being, toe first to hon morning to break a two-months t N T r R I* R 1 •. t I J O H A H r i 1) R l» H strike. PLUS SWEEPSTAKES wnidL FINANCE CO. N 1 W h K i I A I N or a number that will iMt s«ff The workers, nearly 800 strong, UncF to service men, and had as their 3. BUOYANT SHAPI-RITAININO SPRING CUSHIONS 2nd Floor STA'TE TH EATER BUILOINO 7vesta some of Columbla’a top ■wrehed through a picket line of PHONE 8430 that navar bacams lumpy ’ ' i I t men, imported from outside the D. R. Brown. .Mgr. License No. $$l • •>11 players before the w * 4. SENSITIVE POSTURE-PORM BACK SPRINGS ~ loal area, to get through the mill Advertise in The _HeraId-r-It Pays those who will no doubt be back in that navar Iota thalr ahspa ^ n te s. The plcketera were led Iw the fold next summer ^ora at ;Jbrdinand Silvia, one of tfie CIO 5. PREOSION CRAFTSMANSHIP AND CLEAN NEW tending were Frederick corviiOHT, i»45. aaoiHUB MfG. CO - Macht, Spencer MachL Marty MATER!ALS-ln«M« and aut lust betore the worken swarm- \ Cohen, Leonard German, Alraan- -Sd througn the gates, Silva at- CHRISTMAS CARDS der (Ike) German and AHrea \ tSR)pted to address them. He plead- Popular Prices! (Pud) (Serrofln. Other Invited with them to **hold out for one guests Included toe men who have ' more da/’ with the promise that CHOICE SELECTION BOX ASSORTMENTS largely been responsible for toe ttere are important developments Finest Selection of Personalized Greetings succera of toe 6«>«P: ^2-Piece Kroeliler Suites at KEITH’S from $189.50 .Jmewlng. BUvia latar refused to re (;IFT SUGGESTION; PERSONALIZED STATIONERY Leonard, who sponsored it from veal the nature of his promised de its organisation; Harry Jones, lo velopments. . ARTHUR cal contractor who has given very The bulk of the workers maren- generously of hla time, ecj^lpment [^through Uie mill gates at 7 s.m. DRUG STORES FRED F. RECAYE EVERY and-help in <»ndltlonlng toe field, n ■ ^another group reported et 8 j 845 Main Stroet PRINTER and Lester Hutchins, who ovras 211 MAIN STREET , TELEPHONE 2-1081 the field and who has helped toe Rubinow Building boys a great deal. This group of Wpmaa Artist Diet young men'have started a pr^ gram for the Interests of ■ the ■. Stafford Springs, Dec. 3.—(IP)- young men and boys In to^ . X rs. Agnes D. 'Estey, 91, an artist which they hope win grow In fa ;who had a studio (n Worcester, WARD RETAIL STORE vor Bo all may have toe opportu I Maas., from 1873 until 1927, died nity to Join in this good, ctean lisre yesterday at the home of sport, ci^ m b ia has had no field 3 'Itre. Eva J. Kellogg, her cousin. in Bome time and ,toe boya through the help of those men Tree Warden Dice tioned above and James L. Young, The Garden Restaurant .who haa been their advlaer and / Torrlngton, Dec. 1.—(/Pi—Jamee ’ manager from th® start, nave J. Green, Torrlngton tree -warden I^AIL ORDER HOUSE 840 MAIN STREET x built a fine field and played w r Who waa a policeman for 35 years \ rounding towns nearly every tom- until he retired from the force In NO DANCING! NO AMMUSEMENT TAXI day aU the past summer. They IfSO, died yeaterday at the age of hope to add the younger boys to 7T. He leaves four sons including their roster as they become re^y, fPoatmaater Frank Green of Nau- thereby providing for toeir enter On the Wrong Side of the Street tainment too. . , And ORDER OFFICE Columbia Grange wlU meet at \ Yeomans 'haU Wednesday nlghL FAMILY GROUP ^ But the Right Place to Eat / at which time William Pearl. P ^ - deputy of toe State Grange. ^1 HOSPITALIZATION be present with hla team to Install ■ • I' top officers, headed by Harry ' Chowanec, master, for the yent INSURANCE 1946. A committee comprised or WE HAVE JUST REMODELED THE Mrs. Raymond Lyman, Mrs. Hu A New Family Policy bert Collins, Mrs. Horace HolL RESTAURANT A N D WE H AVE A NEW Mrs, Lester Hutchins, Mrs. Marion Now Available Hurlbutt and the Misses Gladys At Low Group Rates i Rice and Myrtle CtoUtns will serve COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND LIGHTING a aupoer to the group , at seven ' Tor Men, Wumen Ages 18 to 60; preceding the meeting. viilldroo to Age 17 IncluMvo. SYSTEM The monthly, iflePtlng of toe Older Age Group 60-Bft executive hoard of AhS ^lumbia Paye for: Parent-Teacher-Aa^lkttoh Siekneea or accident expqnaeo Ladies! You don> hove to go by the bar meet at the home of ita secretary. when eonflned In any hospital Mra. Donald Tuttle. • Tuesday anywhera In the 0 . S. A. or night. * Canada. Room and board ex- to get to the dining room. We hove o sepa w ith war time restrictions and pensva np to $6.00 per day for demands lessened, the ladles of firat 80 daya’ confinement—$3.00 rate entrance to the men's bar and the dining toe town are returning to wme je r ^ y ^ for next 90 days' con- ISOPEN-■mew AND • ■ ' . ' IN ' t , of their pre-war social groups. A sewing group* which has You owe It to your family to room. meeting bl-waekly for some time vtdo (his security and pro- waa entertained .by Mrs. Stewart Clion In an emergency and Tlblta Friday for luncheon and thne at need. toe afternoon. TTiose attending ; A P n ra 11 y HnspItallzaHon were Mrs. Irving-Lohr. Mra. .Gtonp PoUcy as low aa $.07 a Chauncey Squler, Mrs. Philip n«jr ter a Family of Three; Try The Daily Double:^- ACTIVE OPERATION Isham. Mrs. Karl Lockwoo(L Mrs ------PamlUee Slightly lllgb- Louis Soracchl and Mrs. Donald ■ - ^ ^ - Tuttle. That same afternoon, ■ In and tnveatigate this (IN THE FIRSTS HOME MADE RAVIOU Mra. Squler and Mrs. Isham went which la deelffnMl for fam- on to a meating at the home of pfwtectlen ae « Unit. (IN THE SECOND) ^ ^ Mrs. Raymond Clarke who wtor- flee la Traditional With Ua! All StatenenU To The Omtraiy Are Faltel- talned another group who plan a social gatosrlflg Umltad In num GIFT SELECTIONS INDIVIDUAL HOME MAHE CHICKEN PIES ber to twelve to meet once • The AUen . u; mdnth-at the membera' homes. Held for Christmas Dellverf Really Company Othbra attending this meeting In On clude* Mrs, George Burnham and OF MANCHESTER Mra> Frw'Tatro. ^ 0 J W OF MJ KEITH’S “LAY'AWAY i»LAN” When Downtown Try the Garden for Different Roblert Tuttle waa host Friday - Easy Budget Terms!! Allen Insurance - night to the boys of toe 4-H Club Dairy and Poultry Club. The boy*, Atmosphere and Surroundings, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO CioRed'Wednesday Afternoons > Afency, Inc. under toe guidance of their lead -V, er Donald Robinson, studied toe t W S Opdiv Thursday Until 9iP. M. f . points In catUs Judging. Saturday il-, MAIM ST OPPOSm; HII.H SCHOOL night Donald took a number of .. ' '! ' ...... ! ■■■!!"!' 'v \ ^ , - " " V ^ Wf: w TAOS BEViat ■ -vi ■ UANCHES'I n * ZVENWe HEZAU>. ■AlTCHPnWX. UOWll. ITOWDAT, PEOMBER 3,19ft MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI.D, MANCHESTER. CONN, MUNUAI, UELftMfst.K 3.1949 ^ A ( ^ ISIX a hospital that was named after ihg the elections were not demo of govemmeill admlnlatrative ma Legal Notices optlaed leadera of the policy of » chine y; of. the Civil Service and me." Heae replied. - cratic and that therefore the gov jap Prisoner Old fashioned pine lianri|i^0trr great nation, ^ritam, aa a na* Every Strata ernment would not be recognized. the judiciary system; for a consti AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Value in an Eight "Oh. so yoir- know about that,” tutional change In the military at Manchester, within ahd for the bucket on pegged legs, Uon. la pi‘oporing the revolution While there were nd elections in District of Manchesteh. on the 1st day eenth Century cofTea ary but Inevitable step which la said the psyeborogUt. Romania during Ethridge’s visit, Talks to Men structure for national defense; for of December. A.D.. 1946. fitted with a handle itit by Order "modemlsatlon" of mining. Indus table! 20x32 inches; PUBUSHkD BY the ofily solution to the world slt^ "I didn't know about It, butf it was learned that his preliminary Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Erq. and two-lid top, makes y»»Al,t> PRUrriNO PAGE N on r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE8TB1, OONN^ ‘MONDAY, DECEM BER 8 , 1941 ...... Nl ^- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CX)NN^ ?10NDAT, DKCEMBER.3,1945 / joyed coasting on Sunday after noon on the banks at the vRecrea- 100 Veterans House Topples-in Raging Surf- Third Class Rockvllle tlon Cehter In the center of the city. OfflciaLi of the 'Recreation W a n t e d Board state that It will not be Joining Legion Of Candidates MAN FOR ALL ROUND WORK IN GAS STATION ity Election able to start work on the skating A y rink until the surface of the AND GARAGE ground Is hardened, with the I^arge Clang to Bp Iiiitiut- De Molay to Confer For Rockville temperature dropping lower. p*l Tonight;' William Iniliatory Degree on Must Be Experienced and Able To Drive Trucks. I^ g iip to Start Re^dence in Manchester Necessary. The Rockville Recreation Board Fiirlpll to Be Speaker Group. This Evening To Be Held Tomorrow; will open . its -Senior Basketball League this .evenInR with the Complete List of the games being played at the Maple A (public initiations will take John Mather (Chapter, Order of COOK'S SERVICE STATION street school gymnasium. There place tonight at the Dilworth-(Cor- DeMolay will confer the initiatory Manchester Green Various CandidaleH are six teams In the league nell Po.at i02, American I^egion degree on a third class of candi this year and all six teams will be Home on Leonard street when an dates at its regular meeting In the iii|risaiii Rockville, Dec. 3. - (Special I — seen in action tonight. Tlie flr.at e.atimnted group of more than 100 Masonic Temple tonight. Although iiThe city-election will be held 'h the meeting la scheduled for 7;30, game will start at 6:45 with the men will be initiated into the post, Rockville on Tuesday with the Kllington A. C. and the Stolle ft Master Councilor William F. Mul Tonight's cla.sa Is expected to be len has asked that all members of j ''p oll! open from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. Gamble teams meeting; at 7:45 p. m. the Comets will meet the PAC one of the largest in the history of i the degree team be present at 7 for A i hM been the custom for many chill and .at 8:46 p. m. the Ameri the organisation and Commander I a short rehearsal. . - , RANGE AND FUEL OIL ye«rs, the 'annual city meeting can Legion team will pla.v the U. Francis E. .Miner is hopeful for a ; Numerous committee repotks; will not take place until Wednes S. Veterans team. large attendance of fellow Legion will be made In addition to a re- : naires' 1 I day evening at eight o'clock In the It is planned to play each Mon port. from the delegates who at Wholesale Gasoline Towm Hall. day night, 'three rounds, making William Piirtell of Hartford and tended the conference In. New Ha a past department chaplain of the Majt)r Raymond.E. Hunt, pre.s- 15 weeks of play. These games are ven November 24. American Legion will be the prin ent incumbent who la now com open to the public without charge. Membership Campaign pleting hia second term as mayor, cipal speaker. Mr. Purtell 1s a fine 'Hie trophy, won last year by'the The standings of the various ( will be opposed by Clarei^cc ,J. Mc- speaker and the post feels fortu Bantly Oil Comouny Pollsh-American team will be members in securing new members ' Carthy, Democrat, for the office, nate in being ahie to secure his will be announced. Plans for a new , of mayor. The candidates for the |awardeil at the end of the,season services for tonight initiation ex .ril Main Street Tel. 5293 or 2-1057 and a team to retain the trophy membership campaign will be for- Selection are...aa follows; Republi ercises. . 'mulated by the membership com Opposite the Armory can, Mayor Raymond K. Hunti; "’ usi win it three times. The meeting is scheduled to mittee and presented at this meet City clerk, F. Leroy Elliott:' Skating (lub start promptly at 8 o'clock in the ing. Master Councilor Mullen will treasurer, Charles M. Squires;! There will he a meeting of the main hall of the Legion Home. also appoint several new officers t City sheriff, M. Joseph Webster; ' Rockville Skating Club thi.s eve- Past Commander Charles McCabe and committee chairman. |1 assessors, Clarence Suchecki. Pe- nlng at eight o'clock at Rrd>Men’s of the 40 and 8 from Voitiire 370, A cordial invlfation is extended ft,tir Genovesl; aldermen-at-lnrgc, Hall. Wind.sor post with his degree team to all DeMolay, who have been re Kenneth Smith, Andr^v Dolxtss, .Memorial Ser\ lce will be in charge of the initiation cently discharged from the armed Announcing the Opening of I''Samuel Gamble, John Gottlcr; exercises. National Executive Com The Elks Memorial service held services to renew their fellowship I^Ward aldermen, first, Henry But- mitteeman Herbert Emanuelson at the new Elks Home on Sunday by attending this meeting. - rvier; second, Martin Hlrth; third, will also be present. afternoon were largelv attended. , Refreshments will be served by THE MANCHESTER GLASS i^Bdmund O. Schlaf; fourth, VVll- The initiation ceremonies will be the entertainment committee fol pliam E. Loos. Rev. Ralph Ward of Manchester, cave a moLst inspiring Memorial open to the public. Refre.shments lowing the Initiatory degree. AND MIRROR WORKS y Democratic candidates: Mayor, w’lll be .serVed following the meet j: Clarence J. McCarthy; City clerk, addre.ss. The usual ritualistic ing in the lower room. Heavy seas, pounding through a break in the seawall of the ocean 8 GRISWOLD ST. TEL. 481!) ' John L. Moran, Jr.; treasurer, exercises were carried out with All honorably discharged veter front at Winthrop. Mass., took a toll in waterfront buildings ss a James Rohan; city sheriff, Zig*. Exalted Ruler Allen ' Lisk in ans of World War II who were lashing northeast storm went into its second day. (AP wirephoto). nond Oik; asseasors, William F. Charge assisted by the other offi voted Into the organization and AUTO GLASS INSTALLED i^cMahon. Albert Tennstedt; at- cers of the lodge. Frank Cratty who have not yet received their of Looking For All Kinds of Glass and Mirrors dermcn-at-largc, Richard Bund.y, was the soloist. At the conclusion ficial notcel through .ytl* m*ll will (IhriHliiias Sale John Sebliphkek, Benjamin A. of the exercises the members o f be iiivited to take part. BROADWAY Jobbing — Glass for Every Purpose Wilson, Mt^rrill M. Cedor; Ward the Rockville Emblem C5ub serv Practically all of the men who V aldermen. Drat, James A. Doherty; ed a buffet lunch. are making up tonight's initiation Of Ladies Guild Soap Flakes? ‘ second, John Geasay, Jr.; third, Grigo Lane class are veterans of World War By Jack O Brian Frederick Berger; fourth, Irving Grlgo Lan*. 90. died at the Ash II. Used fats are needed in Wormstedt. land (Convalescent Home this New York—O itis George Jean St. Mary's Ladles Guild will making soap . . . at well os The voting places are as fol- morning after a short illness. He Nathan walked out on one open Us annual CThristmaa sale, nylons, girdles and thoif- kwa: First ward. Police court was bom In Germany on Nov. 17, sandt of other things you're room; second, basement of St. of Gypsy Rose Lee's lavish parties Thursday evening at seven o’clock -RECORDS- 1855 and .cqme to the United in her huge, 26-room mansion, waiting for. John's Episcopal chutch; third, States and made his home for In the parish house, with a full ‘;,^ltton Fire house;. fourth, Prin- The when he discovered photographers line Of gift articles, aprons and more than 40 years In and around cead hall. Anyone wishing trans- were there, with complete equip home made food, to offer the TURN IM rOU* USB) MTSf North Coventry, where he was i ment, to record the .occasion for ; portation or information may call engaged in farming and mariket church people and friends. Republican headquarters as fol- posterity, or at least as long as ' The Guild decided to omit the gardening. Doctor one issue of a magazine can lie J lows: First ward, 1690; second' supper which they have been ac Funeral arrangements in charge around a dentist’s office. ward, 97-2; third ward, 1670^ customed to serve in connection For the Lovelleat of the Lacfd Funeral Home are in Far from being embarrassed by with the aale in former years. fourth ward, 322-3; or Democratic complete. thia perfunctory exit. Gypsy man However, they will be prepared to PERMANENTS “ haadquarters, first ward, 1680; Theresa Thrall To Be Bride ays: ager to garner, quite a chunk of serve sandwiches, cake, tea and You Ever Saw COLUMBIA — DECCA — ^CTOIt — CAPITOL 'leoond ward, 1681; third ward, New York, Dec. 3 A license to -1682; fourth‘ ward, 1396. columnar space thereby. coffee while the demand continues. wed was procured at the Munici Military Experience^hows $6.50 Up Circular Distributed A practitioner of the Broadway Mrs. Max Kasuiki and Mrs. James pal building here this morning by W iy to End Typhus Tim at psychology that any publicity, Harrison will be in charge of this BEAUTY BAR The final days of the poUtidal Miss Theresa Marie Thrall, _ 19, POTTERTOITS campaign were enlivened by the however discouraging! ia okay so department. 31 8t. John St. Tel. 8630 formerly of Rockville, now at 18 By William A. O’BrIeiCsM.D. appearance of a Democratic cir- long aa tee name la spelled cor Mrs. Frank Little and Mrs. John| At The Center 6.39-541 Mala Strael ...,1. . Morris street. Hartford. and Written for NEA Beivirtt rectly, Oypay has turned every Trotter will preside at the apron Open Tburaday DatU 9 P. 6L Oloaed BetwRaf At BtW F. M, ' Charles E. Hill. 21. in the Army. Epidemic typhus fever becoh^es unlikely circumstance into verita table: home made food. Mrs. Jos the same Hartford address. The a problem during periods of p ble apotlighta playing upon her eph Johnston, Mrs. Joseph Ken cusations. The circular stated longed siege, when peoplei are couple did not state when or yarioua careers with technicol- nedy and Mrs. Francis McGowan; 84 Church among other things that the Re where they would be msrricd. driven from their homes, and when brlUance. publican party has been in' control fancy work, Mrs. Gordon Fogg. The bride-elect was born In they are concentrated in camps. • • • Mrs. Clayton Allison, Mrs. Edward street o f the city for 28 out qt the last Control of typhus In World' War Rockville, the daughter of Clayton Onge, a shabbily-paid vaude L. Daiichy. Tel. 6683 32 years and "It's Tjtne for a Horace and Mary School Thrall. U is one of the outstanding aanl- ville ^ungater, later a richly- Change." It asks als6 "What is or Mr. Hill, the son of Oscar Mills tary achievementa of all time, ac rewardedsatrlD teacer in the finest Retired Manufacturer Dies the turmoil and (Uncord in our and Ollle Robinson Hill, i.s a na cording to public, health omciais. Minaky tradition, 'Gypsy came of 3-1668 W E BUY Police Departm ent" and criticizes tive of Hannibal. Mo. Infected lice, which contract the age from a cgfe society standpoint StaYford Springs, Dec. 3^(/Fi- the manner in .which the money disease from biting the sick, when the public and the press Charles F. Beckwith, 87. retired' PHOTO COLORING waa spent at th^ recreation field— spread typhus. The bite of a sin made much of\the fact that she card clothing manufacturer, died ALL MAKES AND MODELS OF CARS alao tee ateltic facilities on Fox gle infected .louse can cause ty combined peeling Nrff her' clothes yesterday in Larchmont, N. Y., GREETING CARDS REGARDLESS OF CONDITION .HUl—tee Incraaaa of this year's Lower Mississippi phus in a auaceptible person. On with hardly apropos\Hscus.sions of where he was visiting his daugh budget and also that the New set is unusually audden, with Freud, Jung and Phnist. This ter, Mrs. Perry B. Crane. GIFTS England Kill is used "as a ware headache, chilla, fever and gen / Now Protected literary addition to trie normal Open DaUy: 9 A. M. - 8 P. M. house ip which there is stored eralized paina. The akin breaks technique of biirleycue imdraping WE PAY AS HIGH AS MORE FOR thouaai^ds of dollars work of 'wool out on the fifth to the seventh day obscured, or at ‘ least g ^ the Mon. and Sat. P. M. 6-9 P. M. r, not even appearing In the tat list with round or oval, flat, red spota, Cairo, 111., Dec. 3—(>P)—The War audience's mind off, the factVhat $400 for ’36’s o f 1044." which sometimes turn to hemorr she didn't take off nearlv as mui YOUR CAR The Republican party leaders Department, like a proud papa, set hages. Toxic aymptoma in the aa some of the other doU.s, and $500 for ’37’s WARS OVER— T T EIRS ISNT brain, and respiratory complica LOT FOR SALE 60 6 have announced that all of the about today showing off its $500,- that she didn’t have the most THAN YOU I .Oharges will be answered before tions are common. ■ensatlonal figure in the woidd. or $700 for ’38’s 000,000 • "baby," the lower Mi.ssiss- Typhus has caused the death of Benton Street, .50 x 1.50 ft. ^'election, and that in answer to the ippi valley flood control project. even in Minsky's, although even fttatement made on the circular more physicians, nurses, hospital an anatomical cynic had to admit Few seconds’ walk from $1000 for 39*8 PAID FOR IT that tee miscellaneous items in Under auspices of the U. S. Ar attendants, and health offlclala It waa pretty good. the budget as appearing in a local my engineers and the Mississippi than any other egntagioua dlieaae. From that hardlv aesthetic start. East Centihr St. An ideal $1400 for ’40*8 BRAND NEW .newspaper were not itemized, that River commission, an inspection From 10 to 40 per cent of the vic Gypsy now ia the^'darllng of the location for that new home. these appear itemized on the offi party began a tour of the flood- tims of typhus have died in past sophisticates, a novelist, play $2000 for’41*8 For Certain 1941 and epidemics. When recovery occurs, cials warnings a> posted. ways, dams, levees and revetments wright, friend of the famous, pro built along the river to New Or fever disappears In about two prietor 'of the loudest "pahling!" $ 2 0 0 0 fo r *42*8 1942 Cars Youngsters Coast weeks, but convalescence' is pro F. & S. REALTY CO. A large group of children en- leans to protect 30,000,000 people at opening nights,’ and this en from the age-old ravages of flood longed. dearing term, now just another Phones: 2-113.S and 6719 EXTRA BONDS! ‘waters. Cause of typhus is a special va way of saying "Hya.” is directed The job done since. passage '"of riety of rickettsia. a disease agent at Only the most glittering per NEW CARS ARE IN PRODUCTION NOW! ! Junior Frock the flooc^ control act of 1928 is so named after'Howard T. Ricketta, sonages, such aa Elsa Maxwell, WHEN FULL PRODUCTION IS REACHED—USEO CAK the American pathologist who dis tremendous' — placing one billion Miriam Hopkins, George S. Kauf PRICES WILL DROP SHARPLY cubic yards of earth on main line covered them and who gave his man, Moaa Hart, and any, or -1 People. «rKo learn froai ikair life investigating dangerous epi levees, for example— that even should say all, of a few thousand Iriende about the taperior az- lower valley residents hardly real demic diseases. 'To control typhus, Let’s help th^se men. They deserve everything famous personages who might - The celleoce of our service aad rea* And we can take care of the widows and orphans ize that what tee engineers pro it is necessary to develop individ show up at a Broadway premicse, Th«r«'s nothing but Poaeo,/glorious P e^ a h ea d for us. claim as a successful, coordinated ual resistance against tee rickett- tonabUBCta of our elurgea, call SPECIAL OFFER we can do for them after what they went through. the Stork's Club Room, C^rdl's, or us to serve, with perfect coa- of their friends. program may how be seen ss a sis or to destroy the lice which any Park Avenue party. Dewey-Richman Sell your car to ua now and yon can nae yaor ear tar the > But not for these metfl \shble. The Army proposed to spread them. * • • fidence ia our capability aad de> next 80 daya ftrlthoot charge. For tbit ont Iasi lim#,* let’s really outdo our- present that picture. Special Vaccine ■‘-ndability. For them, now com ^ the Battle of Aclilqg' Nerve, ' We can do all these things with our purchase of A special vaccine haa been pre Right now Gypsy has no time Co. stW^o say, “ Thanks,”— and to protect our own pared by growingr the rickettaias for burlesque, or even -playing extra Bonds in this, the last Loan. In,the more dignified precincts of / OCULIST 1 Drive In-^Write In or Phone In - the Battle of Despsur, the Battle of Fear, In the yolk sac of the developing AMBULANCE SEKVICB ' f.. t ^ ^ ily ’s future. Visited Briiimer’s chick erhbryo. The vaccine la ren the drama. She is writing a book, We Will Buy Your Car Ovei^ the Phone 7-8144 dered harmless by treatment with "moatly autobiographical,” she PRESCRIPTIONS FILI.ED ^ It is a fight we can help them win. And, ironically enough, at the same time we’re formalin and three doaea ftre giv says; haa a play about a quarter NEW FRAMES To See Packard finished, is doing a monthly piece saying thanks to them for the way they fought for en. Considerable protection is de- LENS OllPMCATED We can help them back to health. We Can h^p veIo,ped In ihis way. but more vac for a magazine and ia trying be times to act like a mother for her F REPAIRSMADB CAPITOL MOTORS, Inc. us, we can put money into our own pockets... for e v ^ • Mlowlfig th« VieHwy loan, ibu tul* u ri, f. ond O U. S. tavingt 6oi^» cine must ^ given on exposure. them forget their fears. We can help them learn will cMilinuu through regular qufhorizorion agonciut and througn tbo Well over a thousand people vis Thq majority of Vaccinated per son, Erik, whflie actor-father ly 368 MAIN STREET HARTFORD ited Brunner's, 80 Oakland street, sona do notl contract typhus, but Alexander Kifklan^ from whom dollar we put into Scries “ £ ’• Victory Bonds ^ Payroll Savingt Plan. Gypsy now ia diyoroed. walk. We can help them learn a trade. . . or help yesterday to see the new 1946 If they do, tney develop It In mild back a quarter of a dollar interest when the)^aturc. Packard Clipper which was on di|(- form and fatalities are unknown. them start their own business. play'from 2 to 10 p. m. Most effective means of control From the lime of her launching The Clipper will be on display ling typhus when It breaks out in 1797 up to 1850, repairs bn tire again today and as a specral at among non-vaccinated persona is frigate Constitution, “Old Iron- WINTER . traction, Leslie Chandiec.- direct t6 delouse the populatioo, aa time aldea,” which originally coat 1302,- from the Roxy Theater, New York, does not permit whdlesale Immu 719, amounted to $495,236. IS COMING will be pi-eserited 1h concert on the nization. It Is reported that DDT Hammond Organ from 3 to 10 should be given major credit foi* G‘et Your Car Ready p. m. . stopping the spread of typhus. In So great is the interest 'in the Europe, as it was used in all areas At . . VICTORY new Paokard-Clipper that 'an evqn threatened with outbreaks of this THANKS LOAN larger crowd is expected to see it dUwase. ' Niohols-Bristol, Inc. fimshed fuiish today. Eighteen bona fide oiders TweyVe Tftm m jLErt The delousing squads moved 155 Center Street were taken yesterday from those With the military in their cam “6 6 6 who came and saw and' were sold paigns destroying lice and clean COLD PREPARATIONS Phone 4047 immediately on this smart new ing infected quarters an(l camps LIQUID. TABI.ET8, SALVE. Open Evmiiings for Your Pa'ckard. Neiraa. A J. • as they went along.... It may be NOSE DROPS i that typhus will never again be a Cantion use only as directed. serious threat if similar methods After nine and a half yeara in the package store bnsIn^M, Relief Official are employed in the future. PENTLAND, THE FLORIST .we are now having it, but not without first expresataif our 8946 DAVIS HOME BAKERY KEMP’S, INC 11-18 ■ Oilit;izes ('hina Counuit Editor Retires heartfelt thanks to all of you who became such loyal patrons ANDERSON GREENHOUSES QUISH FUNERAL HOME DEPOT SQUARE GARAGE LARSEN’S FEED SERVICE of ours during that time. The business will be carried or ANDERSON JOHNSON . WILUAM H. SCHIELDGE-PRINTING Hartford, Dec. 3—(/P)—After 59 Ait Appreciation / DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. MANCHESTER DRY CLEANERS By Sue Burnett ‘ Shanghai. Dec. 3- -(;PW^-Roy F. years as a newspaperman, includ by new owners who — we feel sure — will endeavor to carry BANTLY OH- COMPANY MANCHESTER HARDWARE CO. t h e s e a m a n FUEL a SUPPLY CO. One of tee softest, smoothest Hendrickson, deputy, UNRRA di ing 52 years as telegraph editor bf WM. DICKSON & SON Cks you’ll see to accent a tiny rector, today shaiply criticized The Hartfoo’d Courant, Elijah ^ THROUGH THE COLUMNS OF THE HERALD, on In the same m ^ner that haa won **FredV so many J. f. BARSTOW MANCHESTER MEMORIAL CO. ‘atline. Juniors like the lov' Toles Shurtcr, 83, retired Satur DILLON SALES AND SERVICE ' STATE SHbE REPAIR SHOP China's failure to transport I WISH TO THANK MY CUSTOMERS, F E. BRAY nd necklinf, button front and UNRRA silppUca into the interior. day. Shurter waa born in New friends in the nine and a half years piut. Again wt say. MANCHESTER PUBLIC MARKET ■ U. S. CLEANERS “ t. trim. A' surefire compllment- He declared curtailment of fu York city, graduated from Wil- ' OLD AND NEW, JAMES* BEAUTY SAION er. kams college, and worked in Norte *^hanks a millionr ‘ JOHN B. BURKE FUNERAL HOME MAPLE SUPER SHELL STATION ^ ture shipnjents would be necessary FOR THEIR PATRONAGE, DURING FORTY-FIVE FINDELL’ S W. D. STAR MARKET ttarn Nq. 8946 la designed for unless China developed a swifter Adaiba and Springfield, Masa., be BURSACK BROTHERS M4JCONVHJ.E, THE FLORIST ill, 12. 13, 14, 16 and 18. Size distribution system. fore comii\g to the Courant. ’ CONSECIJJIVE YEARS IN THE RETAIL MEAT FOSTER’S MARKET WERBNER’S SHOE STORK diort Ueeves. takes 3 4 yards Hendrickson, who has just com CAPITOL GRINDING CO. / MIUKOWSKl, THE FLORIST* Winch material; \ sleeves, 3 4 BUSINESS. NEW CUSTOMERS SOLICITED, AND WEST SIDE DAIRY pleted threeyweeH inspection of (JRl- High Sc|iool Prlneipal Beaigna . CARROLL CUT RATE ^ , GORMAN MOTOR SALES ^ na'a stricken areas, said UNRRA I WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE ALL TO THE BEST MURPHY’S RESTAURANT AND BOWUNC tela pattern, send 20 cenUr supplies .were piling up in Shang FRED BOCCBim- CARTER CHEVROLiET CO., INO GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO WILROSE DRESS SHOP your oama, address, size Thompsortville, Dec. 8—(ftV-> OF MY ABILITY. NOREPTS QUALITY FOOD STORE hai warehouses. ' Principal J. Frank Bassett of En GRISWOLD’S SERVICE STATION p a r k HIU FLOWER-81^, I and tea pattern number to Eight large supply-laden vessels CAVErSGRHX ■ The Manchester Eve- field High achool announced last NORTH END PACKAGE STORE have docked in Shanghai siniiF night that aa soon aa tee achool C L. HALE CONST. CO. L. T. W OOD CO. ^ 1160 Ave. Americas. Nov. 8 but "supplies in port ware FRED’S PACKAGE STORE ' * CENTER PHARMACY B. D. PEARU FURNITURE-APPLIANCES % ' 10. N. Y.' board could act on hia resijpiation houses do not feed starving people he would accept the post of super ARTHUR E. GIBSON 117 SPRUCE STREET AT BIS8BLL STREET CORNER SODA SHOP JOHNSON & LITTLE y ' FaU and Winter 500 miles away," said Hendrickson, m ■ . FMliton. Send for intendent of school a t Woburn, who left for the United States late ^aaa. Haaset haa been principal 40 FLOWER STREET TELEPHONE 7371 U centa. toda'y^ ' ■ ', i , ( .V here for terae and a half yeats. / I'. L* ■ v' PAGKEiJBfttt UASCHliSTlSB EVENING HERALIB. HANCHESTEa OOWM. MONDAY, DECEMBER 3 ,194» intoxicants. They are interested local group and an attempt to steps,'we tried to carry this mes- only in steering away from ^Ina- steps as quoted from official lltcr- bring the AA’s program home to ifee to alcoholics, and to practice tlon those who have, a reM drink Mure'of the AA are: those in the town who need iuqh LECLERC iTallcs Planned We admitted we were pow- these principles In all our affsjrt.’ ing problem , as they reaUse that W TU T— I8SU I A A Suoceosfiil Here help>. „ many who drink are able to do ao f u n e r a l nONB w a r o — 1410 erlesa over alcohol—that ■' ’ . > J
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