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MONDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1942 rA/CS FOURTEEN iimutffi^TjEttfttins iffroUi The Wsather Afirags Dally Not Proas Rua ffoiemst el U. a. Wmthsr ■uMhu Pev .tfee Month at Septemher, 1S4S enjoy a cup o f coffee and Swedlah plants for with Mr. and Mrs. George L Oragla- Fair end eoetloosd esol this eft- Memorial Temple Pythian Bla-^ ' Dorcas Society baked tooM . thumbs.’; • t fn tera will meet tomorrow evening did of Henry atreet have received In Feature Act At* the food booth proper will No sale ia quite complete with 9,676 eraoon; ^■n^ses^^g riondlnaaa and About Town at eight o’clock on- Odd FellowB news of the birth, Sunday, of their be found the ever-popular Swe o u t y ^ m i t e Elephant" booth net so eooi teolghti raia late te- han. Mra Carl Htldlng .who waa second grandson, bora to Mr. and To Conduct Sale IlKMbMtMT Cki^tcr No. 17 of dish coffee cakes, layer cakes Aftfaes the ownara'have tired of alght end Wedeasdsy. representative to the grand tem Mra. George L Grayladio, Jr., of and home made breads in variety. deught other buyers, and tlu AmOTCM Votoraaa Inglewood, California, who have JUmehester^A City of VtUago Charm ple aaaalon laat week wlD give her Charming and total^ dlfferrat The Doroaa cook book wtildi ia they are always a bargain. iitB BWat ftt tlM Stlvor Lono Oom> two small girls. Their son-in- report A rehekraal of the officera Chrlatntaa gifts will be on aale in highly prized in hundreds of Man An additional list of the items nnmitar Houae tomorrow at 8 p. m. and degree ataff will taka place, law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Xaaction of offlcaia will tie follow chester homea will be on able, to be found in the sale will be alao a aocial time with refreah- S. J. Taggart of Byron Road, have the “ ArU and Crafts Shoppe’; of publiahed at a later date. (CUasMsi admtlslM en rafs U) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1949 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS ed by a raffia U ls is an excellent shower or ViT. * - VOL. LXIX., NO. 21 menta by the atanding entertain a son and daughter. the Dorcas S<^ety, 'Saturday, Chrhttmas gift for any {uoapec- ment committee. November 8, hi the uaatry of tlve bride or housewife, ICIfa Jane Naekowakl. loeal The Army and Navy club aux- Bmanuel Lutheran church. • The For Indivl^iislly Designed eolee plaae teaober, will hold The Huatiera group of the lUary will bold Itr uauaj Monday Dorcas memberambera bSve been ao> mm lidting paroel UN Bandshake 'Vipeii houae” at her new muale South Methodiat WSCS wlU have evening aetback party tonight at shoppe will be open for buaineaa Ml pdst packagea For meniMy ' Warning Given atudio, 16 Depot Square, tomorrow an all-day meeting at the church the clubhousd, and the monthly during the entire afternoon and from former mmfinbers and the Spirells Foundations eTonlnK from 7:80 to 9:00. The evening, beginning at one o’clock. church people m other ptacea and sanitory protombh . Half Mhe Distance Army Plans to Offer Wedneaday, with luncheon at meeting tomorrow evening, with public ia cordially invited to at Taapm U qalsk M ^tags-Miy ei,dis. twelve noon. demonstration of household ar- Shoppers will bo able to examine these myaten^ packages are al- Call Mrs. Elsie Mihicacei Laxity Won’t good vAue and tempting. poM e* Avengtawaili's Mapfeasis isco tend. • tlclea. Membera are urged to in the juray of desirable gifts at \tmya s|w*e.Aaie3»rajradsalnffmsB^a; The all-day Sewing group of the vite their friends. their leisure, and meet their Thw arp alao planning to offer a Phone 7787 doctor. Tw m •blelbMC^UMS Ifencbeater Lodfe of Maaona American L ^ o n Auxiliary will friends A the cafeteria while they supply^of healthy, thriving little fsfwIoatMMtdi. Big Danger Sector Be Tolerated win hold a atated communication meet Wedneaday at the home of tomorrow evening at 7:30. After Temple Chapter, No. 58, Order Draftees Discharges Mra. Leon Bradley, 78 Phelpa of the Eastern Star, will meet the boaineaa meeting, the Fellow- road. The membera who cohie for craft degree will be conferred and Wednesday evening at eight S1J9 * RepublicRDB Post Dec1a‘ all day, will provide their own box o’clock in the Maaohic Temple. It *P M onth’s Supply In ArBomb’s Blast there will be a aocial hour with re- lunchea and the hoateaa will aerve ration Against *Lei freAmenta. will be associate matronb and pa deaaert and coffee. trons’ night, and a number of suroly or Incompetent* guests are expected from, other Chanees o f Escaping After Shorter Duty Munroe O.-Morria, 3d, and Edr chapters. Mra. Mary C. Dltt- Atomie Program mund F. Ptela are local atudenta meyer and Winthrop Reed are in Without Ip jury Are News Tidbits --8, regiatered at the Unlveralty of charge of the entertainment Re WANTED Maine at Orono. freshments will be served by Mra Herbect UrweMer J^lmoBt Perfect If One Culled From (/P) Wires Wazldngton, Oct. 25—(*Vr-R«- Gray Says Earlier Re pubUcans posted a declaration to Action Looms Missing » Mary Beauregard and her com- Four Miles Away, As lease Plau Will Go in GOOD Mra. Emile' L«veaque, chairman flUttoo. Much locA talent haa been as day to the Atomic Energy oom- of the Waya and Meana commit Albert d. Fltxgeratd. Interna mtasion that "leisurely, wasteful to Effect Dec. 1; To sembled for the Popa Concert to serts Report Made hy tional prerident^ _____ of 'ynlted Elec- On Jerusalem CARPENTERS tee of the American Legion unlt’a The Board of Directors of the be given by Group D of Center Two American Offictirs {wcai ^:^era (cio7 is expeu^ or Incompetent” administration of Be Offered Immediate GOOD P A Y whlat and aetback party, for Wed Mancbeater Chapter, American the nation’s atomic program can neaday evening at the Legion hall Church tomorrow evening In Wood I from his own local in Lynn, Mass. not be tolerated. STEADY WORK Red-Cross, will meet tomorrow ...... A three and one-haJf per Separation Upon Com requeata the membera to fill evening at eight o’clock in the ruff hsU. Among the epecialty note Mfodco City, Oct. 25.— (/P) The stand was expressed In a Security Council Tak Framing and Clapboarding tablea, and alao to provide packa cent lacreaae In price of tiree and Chapter headquarters in the House to be presented are the Harmoni —You do have chance statement signed by six minority pletion o f 12 Months* Apply On Job of carda. Prlxea will be given in s tabea la announced by B. J. Thom membera of toe Joint Congreaslon- ing Up Question of De and Hale building. cs Reeds, s trio of professlMuU as, president of Goodyear com ROLLING PARK. Ine. both aectiona to thoae making the ag^nst the atomic bomb— if al Atomic Energy committee. The. militarizing Holy City ’ Service; 30,000 Now high and low acorea, and refreah- performers, with an impressive you are at least half a mile pany. . . .President Truman la six demanded “bolder, speedier^ Parker and Woodbridge Dr. Dwane Oidllna of the Uni PRESCRIPTIONS urged by American Retail Coal menta will be aerved. versity of Connecticut will apeak history of appearances in night away from the explosion. M aj. 'and more effective development” In Under Draft Setup Streets Manchester clubs and fraternal organisations. association “ to take Immediate of the program to maintain the Lake Success) Oct. 25— (/F)—The on “Guidance for ChiMren,” at “ Save With Safety” Albert J. Bauer, df the U. S. steps", to end Utomlnoas The Second Congregational the meeting of the Riual*Vernon -Another headliner It Herbert Ur- "preeminence” of the United United Nations Security (Council Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 26. Army surgeon general's of- ______etrUu. . .President____ Gabriel Gen- States in atomic weapons. Choral Club will rehearae tomor School. Association, this evening wetder, well-nown Manchester me- takes up today the disputed ques —(/P) — Secretary of the Arthur Drug Stores fics says if you’re four miles U ^ v i^ of 1 Answers Majority Report row night at eight o'clock at the at eight o’clock in the TalcottvUIe tion of demilitarising Jerusalem. church for the oratorio, "Elijah.'' rimba player, who has appeared on UUon to visit President Truman The statement was issued Iste Army Gray today disclosed church. Changes will be made in away when the bomb goes in Washington next year. Ticketa may be pqrchaaed of any the by-laws, and refreshments the Ted Mack ehow, and who rat off, your chances of escaping yesterday in answer to a majority The U.N. Assembly nearly < plans to offer discharges WANTED member of the club but will not will be served by the following ed a position among the first five without Injury are almost perfect. Little city of Medina, N. O.. report of the committee. Both re year ago ordered the (TouncU tc from the Army to 30,000 be aold at the door. Mra. William committee: Mrs. Ruby Lovering, of 250 musicians who auditioned Safety Percentages Drop may change pronunciation of its ports were follow-ups to an in try to get Arab and Israeli armed men who entered service un name to correspond with that of vestigation of charges of “incredi forces out of the Holy City and TYPIST WhltehiU, tel. 3-3854, and Mra. Mr. and Mra. John Mattera, Mr. for Horace Heidt But from fPoint The aon bom Friday, October the atomic blast, it la about 50-50 The majority report, signed by curity Council. Israel is not, but fered immediate separation, be his instructor Cheater Ososky. Al Four” instead o f President Tru the 10 Democratic members of the Its permanent delegate, Aubrey 21, in Hartford hoapltal to Mr. The Challoner Club will have though young in years. Clifton haa ORDER NOW- tlmt you will come out alive. In ginning Dec. 1," Gray said in a Write Box K man’s renewed proposal for gov Joint Senate-House committee, Ebsn, got permission beforehand and Mra. William Mayo of 67 Hallowe’en' party Friday evening made a great many public appear DO NOT WAIT the half-mile inner circle, "there speech prepared for the annual c|o The Herald from eight to twelve o’clock at will be almost complete destruc ernment protection In U. 8. invest cleared toe AEC and itg chairman, to appear i^fore the eowcll and conference of the National Guard Branford atreet haa been named ances throughout Connecticut, and ments abroad.. .Jefferson Mili Two dlstlBgiililied guests at the eeremonles marking the laying of the stating experience, qiiaU- David WllUam. the lodge in Center Springs park. tion” with deaths very close to David E. Lilientoal, who was Hlc- make a statement. association. "We anticipate that haa the aplomb of a real trouper. tary college In Mlsalsalppl quail- corneratono tor the United Nations’ , permanent headquarters in New kenlooper’s principal target. fleations and give refer* The program will include dancing, -Another feature will be a spe 100 per cent,’’ Bauer says Promises Free Ares# most of these men wiU take ad appropriate gamea and refresh flea for $50,000,000 bequest by York aludeo hands on the rostrum—President Truman and Russia’s The minority report attacked Israel has announced that it vantage of our offer." ences. A home Nuralng courae, "Care cialty act, with June Jaye, local Bauen prepared thia report with agreeing to teach white' suprem Foreign Minister, Andrei Vlshlnaky. Watching are (left) Oen. Carlos the commission on three counts— of'the Sick,” will be given by the ments. It will be a costume party dancing teacher presenting one of CapL John R. Hogneaa of the U- would resist making an interna Earlier Release Approved and prizes will be awarded for the acy. P. Romnlo of the Philippines, president of the L'N General Assembly, progress, security and manage tional city of Jerusalem. It# offi local Red Croaa Chapter in alx her talented pupils. Stanley Wood- 8. Army Medical center for pres- Pilot James L. Hayter admits and an nnldentlfled man. (NEA telephoto). ment. It was signed by Hlckenloop- Tliese men had entered under leaaona .beginning November 1, prettleat, the funniest and most mansee', Jr., of the University of entaUon today before the t7th In- cials have promised, however, that the draft law’s requirement for 21 original costumes worn by both that plane which he crash-landed er, former Joint committee chair the state would guard and .give at the home nuralng headquartera Connecticut will play aome of his Last Week of the Sale of tei>aatlonal Congress o f Military on busy Loa Angeles boulevards In man and i» w ranking G O P months' service. Gray said to# in the rear of the Memorial Hoa the men and women. MlsS Fran original piano compoaitiou. in Medlclna and Pharmacy meeting free access to toe religious shrines A four-state search is underway earlier release had been approv^ ces Vlolette la chairman, of the SanU Monica, CWif., waa over member; Senators MUlikln^ (R., of the three great religions — Mirrors, Glass pltal annex on Hartford road. For cluding some of the hits from “ One here. MlUtary medical officers loaded.. .State prepares to call tor Mrs. Dorothy Forstein, 40, of by Secretary of Defense Jomaon, committee, and her assistants- dre Colo.) and Knowland (R., C ^ f.), Christian. Moslem and Hebrew— Philadelphia. The woman’s nine- information call Mra. Earl Trot For the Books,’’ which many Man G. E. BLANKETS from 26 n stk w are attending the first of its 53 witnesses in CSdoago Czech Priests Told and Representatives Cole (R., who has power under toe law to Fnmltiire Tops, Window ter, tel. 2-0834. Miss Gertrude Sweeney, Miss chester people will recall seeing in congress. Baaing their findings on situated there. yrar-old daughter saw Mrs. For shorten the period of service. Charlotte Barrett and Thomas trial of SIgnmnd Engel on confi N. Y.), Elston (R., Ohio) and Van sad Plats Glass, Anto Glass New London last season. the atomic explosions at Hiro dence game charge. . . Even sub- Jerusalem is considered an in stein carried away by a man. Po The Army secretary mad# tha Shanfeon. The party ia for the Regularly $41.95 Zandt (R., Pa.). tegral part of the state of Israel Miaa Eata Barr, noted finger^ The Anonymous Eight, an octet shima. Nagasaki and Biklhl, the sero temperatures fall to stem lice are Investigating the possibil announcement in telling of step# membera and their invited guests two Army medical men described They May Take Pay Senator Yandenberg, (R.. by its leaders and any other at ity she was abduct^ by someone print and idenUficatlon expert, of male voices who have been re Limited Quantity feverish activity In booming gold Mlcb.), now recuperating at his being taken to reduce toe A m y will apeak tonight before the ceived enthusiastically at ail their the effect a t an atomic blast and rush camp of Fisbwheel, A luka. tempt to diminish Israeli control seeking revenge against her hus from 656,000 men to 630,0001^ White Gloss Co. Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, bow to defend a city agalnst.lt. home in Michigan, did not par of anv kind appeared certain to be band, a city magistrate. (NEA next February. Women*. Chib of Mancbeater. The appearances are also scheduled for Trains are rolling once again on ticipate in either report. Repre 24 Birefa St. Manehester meeting will be held at the HoUla- Ladles Loyal Orange Institution, Green “Not EmA ta t All Ooneeraed" Bishops Also Lift Re- resisted. It was expected that telephoto). That part of bis speech which will hold a rummage sale Wednes this program, along with other Missouri Pacific tracks, formally sentative Htnshaw (R , Calif.) re ter Street School at 8 p. m. The Stamps Given Death Stalks Israel would argue that ahe had dealt with offering earlier dia- day morning in Orange hail. The numbers. Agreeing that “the atomic bomb ending longest strike against portedly Is preparing a summary program ia open to the public. The tikJW.HAU com ia truly a fearful and extremely major railroad in this country strictioii on Swearing the right to maintain her own charges to the SO.ciM foUow$: membereblp committeea reminda members are requested to bring Master of ceremonies for the With Cash Sales of his own views. troops In any area of her country. destructive Weapon." tha report Senator Taft (R., Ohio) believes Hlckealooper Terms Avoided "We have eliminated ooe-yeqr all who have recently made appli their donations to the hall tomor evening will be James E. Elliott, ' MANCHiStiR C6 MIM Loyalty Govern- Europe Area The dispute was forced by one Aged, Blind enlistments, we have raised toa PUsty Of Parking row evening from eight o’clock on. Jr. emphostaes that the pubUc must UN charter may aoon have to be The minority report shied away cation for memberahip to attend reallae “an atomic explosion la not reviaed in Interest of "justice.".. ment (Country of the leaders of the Arab states GOT (general classification test#) On Premises thia meeting and program. from the terms of “ incredible mis and its debate comes at a time the end for all coneeraed." General MacArthur aboUsbea floor management,’’ "maladministra entrance requirements from 80 to when Israel is charging another Aid Mounts 90, and we plan to T«tum approz- At Hiroshima, 50,000 In a city prloee under Japancae experta, ef Prague, Czechoslovakia, 15 Persons Executed tion." and "equivocation” used by of 380.000 dlad front one bomb. fective tomorrow....First vot# rt- Arab state, IRAQ, with oppressing Imately 3,$00 Reservs officera to Or Sentenced lo Die Hickenlooper in bis orlgfhal blSsT thousands. of its Israeli Inhabi inactive d,uty. But w o report blamed the high turas la Iceland’s genetal-riectlea Oct. 26.— — Czechoslovak Isst May 22. ffuMINBato or flo dawolawn k>- show loss (or Oemimmlsta, who Rom an Catholic bishops told For Spying Activities But toe minority membera did tants. The charges w r e denied Im State Checks Now Run WUi Be Main Cutback HALE'S SELF SERVE OfcHeR'w hoMrttala. A t Htroshlma had campaigned against that la- their priests today they may accuse the commission of waste, mediately by Fadhil Jamall. Iraq "The main cutback in atrengto foreign minister, who heads his ning Average of $8 will be accomplished, ' however— The Original In New England nloe-twtba of the doctors and land, nation’s memberahip In North “loosely administered” security autSsa w en bomb casualties. This Atlantic pact. accept salaries from the Com Prague, Czechoslovakia, Oct. 25 delegation to the U. N. and this is the first announce munist government and measures and a leisurely and ine- Higher Thau Year Ago prevented medical aid which Pennsylvania state police say — VP) — The executioner .-’ alka cislve approach to major projects. No Recent Jewish Arrests ment concerning this action—to# could have saved many victims. three coal truck drivers report swear loyalty to it—to stay Jamali said In a sUtement that main cutback will be accompiiahed and HEALTH MARKET through spy-conscious Communi.-.t The criticism of security Hartford, Oct. 25—(iP)— Stat' TIm report said of all Hiro they were flred upon while re out of jail. But the bishops eastern Europe these days. brought an angry retort from Dr. he had been Inf' rmed by the Iraqi PUUY AUTOMATIC shima dsatha, only 18 in 100 came turning from Clearfield area government there have been no re checks to the aged and blind, now ((kwttnued on Page Eight) where non-union coal mines have told the priests to make these In a single day three countries— from the mysterloua and much reservations: (Continaed on Page Eight) cent Jewish arrests there, as that the $50 a month ceiling haa feared radiation sickness. Most been operating. . . .Atomic En Romania, Hungary and Czechoslo charged by the Israelis. He said been removed, are now running an ergy commission confirms it is Told to Add Words vakia— announced yesterday they the charges were an Israeli maneu /.TUESDAY SPECIALS i$ a bear deaths resiilted from Injuries com- average of $8 higher than a year mon to any other bombardment- planning a $300,000,000 expansion In swearing allegiance to the ver to counter Arab charges of people’s democratic regime” and had executed or sentenced to death ago. Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales / burns, fractur^ oohtusibns and of Its atom bomb-making faclU- 16 persons for espionage or . c 'J;er Freezing Cold mistreatment of Arab refugees by FRIGIDA1RE tles. . . .Negotiators and media taking the oath to “ support the Welfare Commissioner Robert J. laoeratlona subversive acti-vitles. Israel which will aoon come up in tors—weary after more than day creative effort aiming at the wel Flashes! E L ia R I C R A N G E with ^ FBESH Bauer and Hogneaa regard More than a score of other per the U.N. Smith said today that avyage widespread fire and severe' bums and half of almost continuous ses fare of the Czech and Slovak peo sons were sentenced to prison terms Eban said that there was no in ple,” priests are to add the words: Follows Rains monthly checks for the past two (Late BuUetiae et the OP) VSlia) Coek-Mtatttsr Ov«n Control on cuddly M B im * as tha greatest hazards of the sions—make new efforts to pre ranging up to life. tention now to bring the accusa- months ran $58.43 as compared to bomb. The Intense flash of the vent New York metropolitan area “Unless it is in contradiction to And nobody knew how many tions against Iraq before the U.N. SWEET CIDER «.u 55c the laws of God and the church $50.82 for the rame months in bUist sends out beat waves that milk delivery strike. trials were going on in secret with •iTie Political committee cor. 1948. These figures include medi Oflera No Confidaaon Motion can Ignite Inflamable materials a Fishing vessel nets wreckage uf and the rights of man.” their verdicts not yet announced. At Least Three Lose tinues ita discussion today on at RVTiiERNUT In taking salaries from the gev- cal aid which doesn't come under London, Oct. 38—( ^ — WlnstM sanforized* cotton flannelette mils and a half away. plane which crariied into sea off Four Executed In' Hungary tempts S t conciliation in the Bal- Churchin today offered a motlan ernment, priests are to declare Lives; Cxitton Crop ceilings. And what to do about a bomb |'Provlncetown, Mass., a week ago Hungary's hangman executed Part of the $8 average Increase of no confidence In the,.4Abor ga% Lb killing five persons, Incliuling twe four persona. Damaged at Harvest (Conttnued on Page Eight) ernment on ita projpfain for eo(M _ip (D SQUASH 5c (Conttnued on Page Bight) over August-September of Isst A bear you'd love lo hug! AMERtTDC does e (CentUinod on Pngo Ten) babies...... One hundred thousand' Two of them, Lieut. Gen. Gyorgl year is due to action by the Leg nomlc recovery, ^ n e leader a t FRESH Argentine meat workers, their Palffy, formerly Hungary’s highe.*-t islature In 1948 in raising the ceil the Conservative potty and dispute with government settled ranking Army officer, .and Pol;ee By The Associated Press aides presented the rootfos la tha Freezing cold hit toe southern ing from $45 to $50 a month. The tcriot o f ondoaring Funy Wwsy.printt. . . pot “In principle,’’ return to their jobs Col, Bela Korondy, were co-defend Coal Walkout remaining increase, Cominissloner House o f Commons on the eve a t on full-time basis. plains today, following hea-vy CAULIFLOWER E.cb 10c Wounds Ten; Small Business ants of the late Laszio Rajk, for Smith said, followed legislation In a two-day dehato on plana oot- Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckfopd mer Hungarian foreign minister, rains which took at least three Uned yesterday by Labor FHom boort, that romp in toit pottelt end bright lives and damaged toe cotton crop 1949 which lifted the ceiling en FRESH resigns Nationisl Guard association who was executed a fortnlgh Hitting Homes tirely. •Minister Attlee calling (or a 878$,- f \ 1 1 1 W I office in Alabama with warning W m Get W ork earlier for espionage and t eas. n. at harvest time. 000,000 slash in expenses to pqU Even lower temperatures moved Principle Long Favored colon too! For youngitor* from nursery age — that forces are at work in Wash The goverrtment had accated all the nation out of ita ecoaonale ington which can destroy Guard. of them of plotting with Yugoslav into ' toe northeast and midwest This latest lid-lifting action crisis. TOMATOES 3 Lbik 25c Retailers Say Thousands • • • r i- n x s f l M if l f l l r - A ir e d 1 • ■ •IntematlonaUy known sculp- Judiciary Committee Re and American agents to overthrow after the season’s first snows f^l placed payments strictly on “an up. You'll wont to mate these cozy flannelottot u r a z e a , m i a a i e A g e u Benson, disappears at their country's Red regime. at several points. ,/' Unable to Buy Bitu individual need basis.” It is a Ordered Leave Czechoslovakia Farmer Shoots Up Two sea aboard Polish liner "SobieS' opens Hearings on The other two executed in Hun In the Texas panbandlg/ Dal- principle long favored by welfare London, Nov. 28—(AV— Tha MINUTE PIE FILLING , ms- which docked in New York gary were Army Col. Deszo Ne hart reported an early niornlng minous to Heat Homes Czechoslorak Telegraphic ageocy Into nighties, p.|.*t, robos, scufft and comfort T a v e r n s i n M i c h i g a n yesterday. Monopolistic Practices meth, former Hungarian military low of 26 degrees. Elk City, (Conttnned nn Page Eight) reported John Heyn, an employe attache in Moscow, and Police CoL Okla., had the season's/lowest, 29, of the United States embassy la and PIE CRUST By The Associated Press ers. They'ro completely washable, of course, Waterford, Mich., Oct. 25—iJP)— I Washington. Oct. 25—(JT)— The Otto Horvath. There were no de after two days’ rain \):^ch delayed Prague, baa been ordered to leave A crazed, ndddle-agsd farmer ahot I men who spend billions of dollars tails announced concerning the toe cotton harvest bdt helped oth Soft coel retailers said today Cieehoslovakla within 24 hoiffii. that thousands of people In hun COMBINATION 2 Pb^ 54c upIin two tavetnataveiernq^ last tast night,nlxht. then I U * * * Vjl k-/8 C8 1 1 tl buying for the armed Services as charges against them, or their er crops.' JolmsoTi Miim The broadcast" report, heard In by.theyord if a ft^ wounding ten sured a House judiciary commit trial. . Thousands of 'geese were sight dreds of cities ere unable to buy London, said Prague authorities / '^ 1 killed himself fuel for home heating. and Pie Plate Free persona tee today that smaller firms will Romania sentenced seven per- ed in toe chilly midwest. They banded to the C. S. embasey “a - Look At Theso Features They urged President Truman A On a mad spree wfUi » shotgun Gets Backing get a fair proportion of toe busi On ‘Shakeup’ strong protest against the acttvl- (Continaed on Page Bight) (Continued on Page tw o ) to act immediately to end the tles of John Heyn.” It'accuaed 12 OZ. GLASS, GRANDMOTHER’S Joe Runyon, 57, terrorized this ness. , * Exclusiv# 5-Speed Radiantube Cooking Units sleepy, Tittle resort vlllag».in a Procurement officers of the coal strike, they said the coal him of spying. The State de begrudlng farewell to the ^^rld. Leaders Pick Up Sup Army, Navy an4 Air Force, were "emergency’’^’ls greater than that Confen With Tnunan partment s^d in Washington that called in at the*: reopening of toe in the steel strike. Heyn hi assistant attache at the * Cook-Mostor Oven Clock Control APPLE JELLY 15c • Twu Cfttleally Wounded Two o f bis victima, both wom port Outside Ranks group’s hearings, in recess since Tiny Christmas Tree May A strongly, worded telegram, After Huddle With Ci ibassy. He went to Ozeeho- en, were* critically wounded. July, on monopolistic practices. dispatched to toe president by J. I'skla April 19. Hla home 'is la Opposing Control Atlee Schaefer, president of the vilian . Defense Heads * Full-tiied, Twin-Unit Even-Heat Oven UBBT’S . Tramping back and forth across Chairman Celler (P.. N. Y.) Springdale, Conn. a straet, Runyon fired seven or said toe committee would attempt Be Missing From Letters Amerlaan Retail Coal association, "V eight chargee from a 13-gauge Montgomery Ala., Oct. 28—l/p) to decide if tighter anti-monopoly declared that “ a national emer Washington. Oct. 25— (AV-Sec Butoau Sentenced to Ole * Thermizer Deep-Well Cooker BROWN BEANS 2 c ... 27c ahotgun through windows of tha ---National Guard leaders picked controls must be put on big busl-r gency in toe bituminous coal con retary of Defense Johnson con New Haveu,'l>ct. 25—*(A1 ,i Jszsss suming era* exists right now," and ~ I ■ IS two taverns, witnesses said. up support from outside their own ness. S-toe outcome la Mra. Juar.lta 8. ferred with President Truman to O. Buteau, SI-year-oM Merlifoa HALE’S FRESH ROASTED ranks today In the fight against B u lletin ! if the government fails to take Im At tbs and of a violent 10 or 12 He said: Washington. Oct. 35.—(AV- Tucker, who started the practice day immediately after a huddle muri’erer, waa sentenoad to dia la * High-Speed Smokeless-Type Broiler • 'im minutes, he walked a short dla- Federal control.' "The question must be answer mediate effective action to end the' with civUian heads of the three the electrir chair next A’.irll 10 by Tfae Post' Office department 15 years ago when she ^ became strike, “tragic consequences fop ' tance up the street and fired a Dele$rat«a to the National Guard ed—should the law attack bigness postmaster at (Thrlstmas. She's armed services on "lessona to be Judge Thomoe E. Trot, ad today te COFFEE L b . 47c association's annual conference in business?” says It’s sorry but the post- the people of the United States” lUf. U.S. Pet. 06. final charge thrtmgh bis own mnster nt Christmas, Fla.^ been stamping the trae on thou learned” from the CMigressional Superior court Today'# praaiai heard John P. Bracken of Wash "The present anti-trust laws are wUi follow. tngs'actually were re-sinteiicla$ •>( chest. ban to quit stamping tiny sands of lettera each year since. airing of feuding among the serv Anothffr Sup«r Valu* Spaclal This was the last in a series of ington, D. C., president of the Re diirected 'against big business ' Chlng Plaas to Baport ices. Bu'eau, who waa oeavlc ed Dne. St serve Officera association, speak- when it abuses its power so as to green Christmas treeo on let Cyrus S. Ching, top government 1941, of the fatal ahoottog of rapi4 nloadings. Runyon’s gun ters mailed from there. When Johnson left the White HEALTH MARKET was a slngls-shot weapon. out etrongly against federalization fix prices, to prevent com^tition, Ruling May Affect mediator, planned to report today House, he refused to reply to s James A. Leach, aaalitaat ZMna- Reported in critical condition of the guard at thia time. or to keep new competitors from on the deadlocked coal and steel ger of the W. T. Grant Co. store ntIGIDAIRE Model R-15 noW^at this .Waahlngton, Oct. 25—(AV—*11181 question as t o whether he con Real Buys For Tuesday Shoppers ,today at PonUac General hospital The ROA waa once one of the entering the field. Connecticut Town strikes. templated a “shakeup” In the high In Meriden, daring an attampted fffnsationaf low prico were Mra. Irene Zurawski, 37, and moat outspoken advocates of Fed “This aub-eommlttee is examin little personal touch added each Betolehem, Oonn., Oct. 25— UP)— Ching's talk with the president Navy command. robbery ia lB4d. Bqteau’a oriftnol her mother-in-law, Mrs. Helen eral control ing the present laws to see wheth Yuletide to letters mailed from Postmaster Earl S. Johnson said could bring about a change in the death aentenee waa ravohed te per today he aupposed a Post (Mice The question from reporters was SMALL Psetuk. 60. ■ ' ■ Suggest doeer Arrangement er they CM be amended so aa to dirtatmas, Fla.t- may be missing administration policy with respect prompted by rumors of the possi mit hU apepol to the Stats So- $25.00 Down It was at the Zurawski family’s Instead of putting the Guard perform this original purpose department ruling against use of to the economy damaging walk, preme Court of Errors, which sah- tola year. a special cancellation stamp at bility of such a shake up and by small bar where Runyon made one under Federal domination, Brack' more successfully.” outs. The Mediation service head the fM t that Secretary of the aeqneotly turned dewp tha appeal a t '1 8 9 :2 $2.00 A Week PLUMP FOW L en suggested a cloaer working ar Insures Fair Proportion It’s a tiny green Christmas Oiristmas,-Fla., would affect this hasn’t made progress toward set- attack. little town, too. N avy' Matthews accompanied * * * Six persons were: wounde'd there rangement between state-con The $4at of toe testimony from tree stamped along with the post-, Uement of toe strikes which have Students Go Oa Strihe Only mark spelling out toe town’s name He added, however, that he Jojinson to the White Houae. R IB j}. and another four at the bar of the trolled Guard units and the organ toe armed services was that a nsw pried 4,000,000 workers directly or Prlaeaaa. Abb. Nd,, O a t.M ' -lMi and toe Office department would continue to use a specially Johnson said that fie reported Waterford hotel acrooa the street ized Reserve corps. procuramant act—effective last indirectly from their jobs. to toe president on toe .meeting —Gtodeata at Bfiuylaiid's fWata July 1—estabUsbM a clearcut pol says its violates z reflation . designed cancellation stamp, de- before Itunyon sbamblad away to Success of any move -to federal lcttng a tiny Christmas tree, dur- Thus far, Mr. Truman haa laft of armed service heads and Its dia- Oollefe for Negroas went oq ztrjh# PORK CHOPS klUhlasselt. ize toe guard would Sopend on the icy insuring for small businessmen Senator HoCand (D-Fla) is un the mattera in Cfiiing's hands for today. One of ttfem said thty arete dertaking ' a postman-spare-tbat- Ctg toe holiday season unless Jte cussjon of all toe testimony "and Tha shootings recalled tha re Army’s “wllUngnesa and ability” a fair proportion of government received official notice not to. mediation. t protesting -vm tair fraotauat a* KiMiyMCiiy tree campaign. He wrote Poet- the lessons to be learnwi from it.' CENTER CUT , - cent Camden, N. J.. mass kllUng to provide training facilities, equip business. Johnson paid he had not heard, Meanwhile, within'ranks of toe Derilnes to Reveal Leeeons veterans and the food.” K* da- of 13 parsons by Howard Unruh, ment and manpower, toe Naval Under tost law, new bid forms master General Jesse Donaldson until informed by newsmen today, CIO, there wei;e developments in elbied to soy what ha amazt A' sGS that toe official attitude, makes He declined U say what tbs las- young former service . man who Reserve officer declared in his pre require bidders to state epeclfleally that the Post Office department the struggle over toe majority's sons are he tolnlu should be treatas'mt of vstaraaA Lb. whether they employ 500 persaos him wonder it the spirit of St. PORK CHOPS 69c later was found Insane. pared address. had ruled that the speclel Christ antl-Q>mmunlst poUcy- learned from it. KEMP'S, Inc. lived Albos OB Farm jn toe cas« of toe Organized |te or less as ayardstick for defining Nicholas departed “along with toe mas, Fl%., postmaric was a^viola- At Cleveland,'toe CiO Executive XX two cent stm p . ’ board met to decide what should “Is toera any impending change Trrzsory Batanea AMSRXCAIXVES JUCZ&XtZZ rABZXCt Runyon,’ a fomner auto factory serve corps, he added, “toe Army email business. Uon o f rag^tions. in toe-high command of toa Msncliester's Frigidaire Dealer For Over 25 Years worker In neai^y Fogtlae, lived has failed miserably to do toe job.” C ^ er said Secretary. of toe '“There must be some way In For toe past 15 or 16 years, be done about 1,0()0,000 members Navy Matthews stated last July ypur maze of regulations to au of'*l'2 uniew whose' leadership has Navjr?” one reporter asked. Washington. O ct 38 ■ (dt— alone, on a farm he waa said to Bracken advocated creation of Johnson has bee'n using one or an position tos Traasdrr O itjfc ’ - • DEPENDABLE SERVICE that small business waa getting a thorize continuance of this long other a t ; six special cancenatidn defied orders aimed 'at etamplhg “No comment,” waa aO Johnson ot g r e e n STAMPS GIVEN . bavie bought a yeas ago.' a Jfdnt committee from the ROA would rejAy. Net budget recstp^ 4IC44N; lfi« J W H A L € COM Little was known at Rrm, but ev and too National Guard aasoola- "considerable share” of defense standing custom of the litj • stamps, : each showing ' a tiny out leftist influence. 718 MAIN STREI Tbi J.W * I I A I ^ CORK Ha said qa had dlscuasad “Army, 382A7; budget sxpsadjturMt’ i MANCHESTER WITH C A ^ SALES M a n c n u t b A Comm* idently things had gone wrong,r«- tlon to work out an alternative to contracts, but the committee stUI Christmas tree caehat,” the sena- Christmas tree. ■■ Two be designed " There Hts been talk of expulsion M ANCHIfTlil COMM* tor suggested. himself.. Various artists designed 563,818.88; (CoaUaatd Bight). 83$,383.77. XCaoltMs«~M'iiNn Bighti jlVoBttwMd am tagif BgkH 1 H u person m ost Interested in toe o lb w s.' (C nattaaed am d 4 * U am ra g e T .... V ■ ""■: ‘-A : ’ ■
PAGE THRiaT: MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, COKN„ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1949 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANUMtSSn BK. CONN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1949 / Famum, and 'any children they all succession, transfer and Inheri-1 was that Green made no mentlidl '&E TWO might have. tance taxes from my residuary es-. of th- trust fugds In hi* wffl. induatriee. Spokesman for aav- olle church will attend a eoclol -______Court Upsets ' A clause In Green's will stated. tate,” %h* court comfiuded th a t' ' nnatomist o f th* seventedhth cen- fingerprint point th* wa;^ to the aral clUea in Texas and -Kansas thla avenlng at St. Mary'a church Traffic Record of State there was no Hear expression of t Th* United StaCMi produce* auooess of the Individual. CCSecretai^y went on record as saying, their 1' R p e k y ^ e South Coventry, leaving from 8L “ I order . and direct the. payment turys ^ M a n c h n s t e r of alt succession, transfer and in Grpen’s Inttmt that all taxes be^tr., . »..»«* as mucii steel os COe In 1600, Mis* Barr alaUd. the Miss Bar advocated finger eltias wsra not seeking those .n- Bernard’s ochool in a chartered Taxes Clause Women’s Qub Seen Best in Its History heritance taxes from my reiKii- paid from the residuary estate. ads but the ratio is expected te •BteBit o< fingerprinting wan printing aU school children for the duatrieia or offering slseai.le bu* at 7 p.m. change in the near futur*> wn*n ore ^Mc a f 9 r le MONUsf| D a t e B i t o k ary estate..’’ A major fracknr In reaching Oret practlatd In Ornat Brltala. importance It would play In health Returns Home amounts o f money to procure the City Couacll »*' . . that conclusion, said the court. discovered iii Labrador la mined.. tooSSoofORMWcni Hears Lecture Sir Richard Edward Henry, Oom- and achievement. , She | brought plantsi but were more Interested in I^ortheast PTa " *171* a t y CouncU will meet this 1 —14— FrlfSkdly Suit'Brought evening at 7 p.qi. In tha Coimill The axceUent pedeitrion picture becides Residuary Es missioner of Police of ScoUand to the attention of the audience Tonight furthering their own reeourcesi ' Unleea tmuHual traffic *Kpart-^ The executors of Green's will ; ou6TW C2J«^‘:'l the latest discovery by Dr. Har Chamber with Mayor Frederick remains almost conaUnt, it U Yard, set up a catalogue; fU* of Pop Concert • p. m. Woodruff West r oast Industries Meets Tonight one* develojF* ramainlhg stated, with 41 fewer pedeat^na tate Not - Responsible brought a friendly suit agalxiti a m d h o /l l r e p e a t /^ fingerprints to aid In tracking old Cummlna, professor at Tulane Berger prMtfUng. A t Uili meet- Mr*. Green and Green’s children ' Fingerprint Expert De Hall, Center Church by Oroup D. ln£ the propowd naw ordinanca dark-hour months, Connecticut killed this year to date. A total down crimini^. However, It waa Unlvorelty, tbat a study of flngsr- Also Worried Over of 23,659 accidents occurred in For All Payments to find out what that clause meant. 2;00 p. m. Provlalonsl League of extending the city voting hour* la will record the best traffic record / •9 9 livers «n Interesting not until the St. Louis ExposiUon prints can determine at birth If a Women Voters. Unit Dlecueelon, Moving of Plants 1948 0* compared to 21,542 eo far The cose was transferred directly , that the science became known in child le suecepUbl* to poUomye- Officers 10 Be Elected expected to bo acted upon, thU year In It* »»j*tory, aewrt- Hartford." Oct. 25--(J^j- The to the Supreme court from the Su ' 053 Bast Center street. ' aty cooit • iBg to a raport mad# to the H lgi- thla year. La*t year's toJwri** Talk on the Subject this country. A t that Ume, a iiUs, Wednesday. October 26 Connecticut Supreme court decid perior court at Fairfield county. ' A spirited questions and answer And Instklled Rt the The following ebsee were heard way Safety Commlaaloh by the were 9A70 as * ’• “ guard sent from Scotland Yard to • Setback and Whist party. Legion Mr*. Martha Stevenson, execu- thla yaar, -and fatalW e* have The Supreme court pointed out period followed the lecture, with in th* Rockvlll# City Ctourt or- Department of Motor Vehlcl**. ed today that the late FiUbugb Member* and gue*te of ^ protect the crown jewels on dis Auxiliary at Legion Hall. S p, m. Hive secretary of the, Manchester dropped from-186 to 147, accord that if the clause were not in the member* and guests receiving Ghambar of Commeren attended Rockville Session Monday: John Spinelll. 27 cf L ory Fatalltlea and fatal accldente Green, of New Canaan, couldn't Women’* Club of M anche#^ play at the Exposition, was uked Tbnmday and Friday. Ort. 87. 78 •how a dbcraa**. the report *ta t^ to th* report. will a state law provides that the heard a faaeinaUnr lacture hy to take fingarprints at the scene more Information about th* sci Qte 80th Annual Maatlng of ib* Beach, Calif., chargod with arev®* ic whole traffic picture re- really have meant it when he di burden, o f paying the taxeg would . Th* Center Thespians present ■KockvllK 0ct., 2S^(Bpecl*l) — ing, ■forfeited bonds of SIS, Dom- As of October 24, there were 18 % hn** B»U Barr, taferprlnt ^ of a crime. Later the criminal was ence. Miss Barr is a dynamic American Chamber of Commorce flecU'the excellent cooperation of rected, by a clause -In his will, be shared by Mrs. Creep and the speaker and is wsU qualified to For Love or Money," a comedy The Northeast Parent Teacher As- imc J. DeNstele, 85, of Dorchentoi. faUllUea as compared with TO on all concerned partlculerly .the tdcnUflcaUon expert, last evening found and Ute importance of fin by F. Hugh Herbert. ^Holllslb. Bxacutlve* In SeatUe, Washington, children each In proportion to foe speak on the subject. ■eclatlon will ho)d it* first-meeting Maes., forfeited 860 on s ” spew the same date last y « « : 1* that certain taxes be paid from at the HoUl*ter street school. gerprints for . identification was school sudiiorium. t lost wtek. accidents s f Cdtepared with 17 lost highway user. It la said. amount of taxable property re The business meeting tbat pre *rhe poattls Chamber of Co.m- of th* year at the school this ing charge; Joseph A. Boucharo, TOe general *U te-^ d e experi hU residuary esta.te. Her training and experience hM bom. Friday. October 76 ceived. And if. the court said, the evening at 6:30 p. m. There will be 31, of 31 Spring street, Hartford, ence has been reflected In MMChM- been coiutanUy moving forward Kaapa Track of Orlmiaals ceded the lecture waa opened by Annual Father and 8oii banquet merce was th* host, awlated bv ^??ie report for the year to date Green, a retired Naval officer. clause were construed to mean the prealdent, Mrs. WtUiam H. th* atetea o f Woohlng^nn, Oregon a "P o t Luck" supper followed by was fined $16 for operating un ter where the traffic situation Polar explorer and author, died to culminate in and make possi A class in flngarprinting was of Man's Club, South Chpreh. Centsf Ws4.-^r **••*«» ■?«•?•* auto without a license: Albert la most encouraging — 4^ fewar that Green Intended th*. residuary ble her work as fingerprint' ex Brown. Twenty-six new mem and CoUfomla. Mrs. Stsvensen "Yea Coe** Teke 11 Bits Yea election and Installation of offl- shows a decided improyemjwt over Dec. 2, 1948. He left an estate estate to pay all the taxes the soon organized at tbie first Police ■aaday, Oetobsr it Turgeon. 21 of East Hartford'was fatal accidents, 38 fewer faUUtle* last year, according to Chief of pert which draw* not only upon Bureau in St. Louis. A graduate of bers were admitted and introduc Testimonial dinnsr for Town Mrved.on a commute In charge of ceri. The slate of officer* for the for a decrease of 20.5 per cent In In excess of $900,000 to bis widow, burden would fall entirely on the ed to the club. Mrs. Brown gave meatifig room arrangmente. coming year la aa follows: Preslr fined 810 on e«^ ■ Police Herman Bchendel.______knowledge of the hand and Its the class, the first woman, was Court .officials by Detnooratio —I-"''" the former Margery Durant, widow |snd the childr«m would es \. an infomurtiv* report on the trip During tha four u y a of the dent. Mrp. Laurence T. Small: vice charge; the case o f Kenneth W. fatohlt ______daughter of the late automobile analysis for identification, suscep later fo Join the Navy and set up Town committee, Oarden Orove, Pariee, 21 of Sbrnerville, Maes., cape tax free. S£PV/C to the United Nations by forty- Congrasa t))a Chamber Bfiecuttves president, Mrs. Abraham Brooka; Fred Luck wUI pick up Item# for magnate. She was the *o)e ben tibilities and sklUa, but upon wide a fingerprinting syetem for the beginning at 1:80 p.m. charged with operating without a j Mandate Moot Prevail jNtMt.mL f.fNTf^fc broad on* msmber* of th* club on Tuos heard from many leading *paake: r secretary, Mrs. Myra Oollins; eficiary imder his will. and varisd human and soientlflc Navy. Ftoally in 1824. The De Wedneeday, November 8 •The Theatre Beautiful" license wa* continued to October , The epurt went on to say that Oifcj^luAtuv knowledge, organising aWUty and partment o f Justice reorganized day, October 18. I>aughter* of laabella installa on th* west coast. They wero oiac treasurer. Mrs. Irving Sweet. B o l t o n ■ ^**BoIlon Orange w ill confer the Sis Trust Ftinds Set Up Co-chairmen of hoiteesea for treated to a trip through Puge^ Mr*. Thomas Blrmingliam of 31. — _ . „ third and fourth degree* on it* Green also had set up in 1929 the' statutory mandate, intended power to tpeak well In public. and a young clerk named J. Edgar tion banqust, St. Jamas hsll, 6:80. rflvBliKNMiNi ittHArRE to distribute fairly the burden of {oummis the evening were Miss Ruth Sound and Into Canada by boat. Doris Muhr U’ltelte OutHnea Its Hlttory Hoover took over the fingerpriiit Friday, Novembsr 4 BVBNSIOE CSNTCB M AMMOTH rSEB rASXIMJ , Th. S K W y Jlihl bit 1 clM8 of 10 candldatefl: at ita meot* and 1933 six trust funibi totaling Crampton and Miss Marion Casey. One of. tha major toplca of ‘ he reL fitoacheater 8645 i $443,986.68, witli provisions that estate taxee, must prevail iinlea.* Introduced by Mra. Edward department. From then on, the P i Beta Pbl 8 to 0 p. m. Alumnae ing on Friday night at tho^, Com- . _ —- . the mRker of the will clearly eff- Radtke, who made the arrange Club handicraft sale at home of eonvantlon was tha moving of 1 - i mSnlty hall. Fred C. Mohr, master upon hi* death the asBetfi he ms- -ftntpapTF science became widely known and diMtriea from tha aaat and west AO Star Fouthsll ments for the program, Miss Barr today they have international ex Mra. Christie McCormack, 340 Alan La annual turkey au'pper and sale, the be lost, even though he may travel 8:20 Miss Helen Regan. Senior Nurse i **" ______^______Friday and Saturday of laat week. I the most Interesting and informs- FolioWB Rains Schools for Connseticut" auspices' ing to atop. f '* Special! tlva that th# Cluh has haard. Dar- to the ends of th* earth, if hie fin Ssrvict Burtau for Woman's Or- • ;W — 9146 of the Rockville Public Health j biggest event o f the year, will be Ira C. Wilcox of Merrow. known , Officials at th* conference said Nursing a*.soc!atlon reports that ! held on Friday. November 4. The to all Granger* was elected SUte | matoglyphica, site said, which la gerprints are on file. Today in gantastlon, Whiton Memorial t I I they were more Interested In eee- ______WED. Thru SAT. I “ Loot Boundrtee” (Conttaued from Pag* One) - a.m. and 3 p.m. . chest N-rays were given to ^214 214 ji C iih Scout Pack Master at Ssturday’a aeeaion. 3 Hours .. . WEDNESDAY the science o f fingerprinting, le Washington, there are 126.000.000 tng our ao called , ‘vulnerable ! sal* thl* year will include a'coUec- CREME-OIL the oldest science and datea back fingerprint* on file. Harvest dance. Manchester Reg members of the Junior class of the | Bolton Public Library will be , were making their annual south coastlines” receive adequate pro Rockville High school, teachers of i At Beth Sholora ,Uon of old button, n^lch -hould open ^ tomorrow afternoonartemoon between j Don't Pass This Up! to the first man. Records have ,, .%lio a Protoctloa tsterad 'Nurses Association. Stats tection than performing a bardtnip PERMANENT ward migration from Canada, fol Armory. th* Vernon and Ellington school* I ■ prove interesting to button collec-' of 2 and 5 p. m. from 9 A. M. to 12 Noon been found as far back as 8,000 “ Do you know who you really on many workers by movteg the No Money Down— As Little As $5 Per Month B.C., as definite record* of protec are?? Miss Barr asked her audi lowing a recant cold snap In the Also annual dance Marine Cprpa and cafeteria employees recently, j » ------. „ , u V _ tors. Food, fancy work and white i ------Far North. League, Rainbow, Boltoik- _an____ Increaae______of 58 over the number I A Cub .Scout Pack has De«n . , , „ „ t jtem s'w ill also be sold. WAVE tion. But not until 628 A.D., do ence. Fingerprints tell you all the Th« Centgr Thespians Presenl: Double Funeral Thursday Rugged Steel we find record* of fingerprints things }rou should known about Snow in Delaware .November 4 and 6 a Hv.rayed last year. : formed through sponjmrsh.p of j ^ ^ chairman of the AMESITE DRIVES I VSAbNlK HhU‘. fU used as a means o f datscUon. In youraelf-'' Mors Important than Its Snow covered the ground at "T rial by Jury" and “ H.M.S- t i f Ice waa provided without coat to Beth Shoiom. Two meetp . . tu* Branford. Oct. 25—(/P>— Funer 'FOR LOVE OR MONEY' The atudenU by the Rockville Pub- .upper committee and sUtes the Complete reading the Bible, Mias Barr said us* a* detection in crime, is its Georgetown, Del. There waa Pinafore" South church—£p w o r^ , ^ I al services for Mr. and Mrs. Ken- MORK GUARANTEED—FREE ESTIMATES $4.95 lie Health Nursing association InK* have already be n group will serve their usual coun- that there are 182 mentions of use for protection of every Indivld- snow In upstate New York and League. A Comedy b.v F. Hugh Herbert , . s ; , neth B. Noble, who were killed STEP-STOOL no^t W«lt—M«ke Uta practlca of fingarprinte and usl. She emphasied that a finger flurries swirled over pert* of Saturday, November 6 a part of Its tuberculosis preven- 1 the ' try-ityl# turkey menu including Sunday In an automobile accident Tour Appointment Now handprints. In China during 8,000 print expert can analyze a person Main*. The low New England Arts and Craft Shoppe, Emanuel CIRCLE HOLLISTER SCHOOL ALDITQRIU.M tion and education program. Posi- oak ' cranberry sauce, in Florida, will be held here at 2 B.C., fingerprints and handprints without actually seeing that per temperature waa 18 degree* at Lutheran church, aueplces Dorcas tive reactions will lie reported to America • “ lery. ^ potato**, turnip. THOMAS D. COLLA Hum SATURDAY , p. m. Thursday In' Trinity Episco were used as proof to deeds of son. For. she s^d. fingerprints re Rumford and Houlton, Me. Can Society. THURS., FRL, OCT. 27*28, 8:15 P. M. , individuals with recommendations w n * 1 pea*. rolU. coffee and two kinds of pal church. Mrs. Noble waa the PHONE 2-9219 property. Also in Bbakeapeare one veal the height, weight, sex. color ton and Masssna, N. Y., each re Sunday, November 6 First Maaohaster Sbowlag t o consult their family physicians. ^ apple and pumpkin. Reserva- ; owner of the Montowes# house, CHARMORE ing. race, and emotional etabillty ported 20 degree*.^ Oratorio "Elijah'* Second Cot- Tickets $1.00 (Inc. Tax) finds mentions o f the use of fin Party Tonight , 1 .^e d P Uon* “ y large summer hotel here. Her hus- Rain pelted a wide area from gregstional church, 8:00 p.m. The Bihaiag Ohallengo i ( i BEAUTY SHOPPE gerprints. I of each person. No true Identity Tickets may be procured at Michael’s and Center. -The Cub Scouts of Pack 8®.j 1 Mrs. L,ee. 8089 and Mrs. John Er- i band was a retired mechanical en- j Bldge* and Furrow* can be eetabliahed In birth, marri the Texas gulf coat* northeast Wednesday Novembot 8 Of Tbs Lqat Frontier • Vernon will hold w Hallowe en ncy Wichmsn and Dr. Irwnn ,*924. jgineer. S41 N. Main St. T«l. S04t ward across Louisiana and Arkan Cosmopolitan Club, Annual Des Pharmacy . . . or by calling 7838. , Th* speaker explained that fin age or death certificates. She party at the meeting this evening j n l^ . 1 Mrs. John Avery, chairman of j proved thls4>y giving examples of sas Into southern Missouri and in sert Bridge. 1:80 p.m. Center Den Mothers are Mrs. Jscob Se- gerprints, when analysed under a at 7 p. m. at the County Home the committee in charge of the Bike Worth More Than .Auto various cases she was called upon parte of Kentucky and West Vir Church Parish House. i gal and Mrs. Harry Coffey. Mrs. I microscope, reveal ridge* and fur School Auditorium. Parents are P T A food sale on Thursday, the ; S Friday, November 11 ; Segal has charge of Den No. 1, rows, similar to those seen in a for an expert anglysis. ginia. Invited to attend and prizes will 27th, announces everything is in New Britain, Oct. 24 — i>P) — Hurry In Wednesday “Do'you know whxt you are?” Many FanilUes Flee Homes Turkey supper and fair, Second i which la composed of the follow plowed field. Th* sum total of be given for the best costumes. readiness but the food. The sale Among the many persons con This next question brought to the Some part* of Texas got a Congregational church. *' ing children: Joe Segal. Bob Mil morning for this *01)#*- patterns found in the** ridgs* are To Hlive Product* Show will take place at the J. W. Hale fused by topsy-turvy prices, few interested audience by the speak heavy drenching and many Wednesday, November 16 Although we will bf unable to serve you because «T the e a ler.ler, Dick UICK Martinsiarun andana Michaeloticumci »*»i» ...... 4 ' ' amver! It'a a sturdy steel nine In number. Bach Individual Tolland County is tq hbvethat Wichman. Boy* o f Den No. 2, un- | store in Manchester starting at 10 are more bewildered than a local er revealed the latest development streams overflowed. Three per Annual Army and Navy C7ub I stool . . . I f* a handy atep has friction skin from the tips of fire we had Sunday, we arc stilt going to bring you our Products Show similar to ' der the direction of Mra. Coffey a. m. A great variety of food- college student who decided to sell in the science of fingerprinting. sons died. Many families in San banquet at clubhouae. Main and which proved so successful in the fingers across the palms to H IM i weekly show. are Bill Handler, Dan Fierstone, stuffs has been promised for tli* his old jalopy and his even older ladder, too. Rubber step th* wrist*, and from th* Up* of Fingei’prlnte Indicate the mental Antonio had to flee their homes. Forest street. Manchester a week ago and BINGO Samuel Foster and Steven Coffey, j sale. Mr*. Frank Boslo. Mrs. Eu- bicycle. He can't understand why treads for extra safety. th* toes across th* soles of the fltnes* and strength, th* physical TTi* late cotton harvsst in north Thursday, November 17 • lammed the Manchester Armory MASSEY TTie next and final meeting to i gene Gagliardone, Mr*. J. G. Has- he received $20 for the bicycle and ' Moii', Red, black or green finish. feet to th* heeU. The first man to heidth and endurance of a person, Texas was damaged and some Friendly; Circle Charity Sale, J. to the street for three solid day*. St. Francis Church, South Windsor W. Hale's, 10 a. m. to cl-Mlng. get the ball rolling will be Novem- 1 sett, Mr*. Oscar Kreyaig and Mr*, only $15 for the old aiito. I discover these ridges and pattern she Bteted. Vocational aptitudes, highways were blocked. Flood IIIN IU C The show here is to be sponsored l-'ridav. November l)i ber 1, at 8 p. m., at Temple Beth ; prints was Malphlgi, Italian talents and abilities as shown In warnings were posted for the PIIIICIIII FREE MOVIES by the Exchange Club of Rock Ellington Road, Route 30 Trinity river from Dallas to Its Hollister PTA Military Whir, ville and will be held in the old I Shoiom. I . ' F t* * Parking Beside KWth’a . . . Drive la Off Mote 8t. headwater^. Falls In some places in school auditorium. Peerless Mills, three floor* and -V, "1, , ! Mon«y Worries.. in the last two days measured Annua] Fair and Fun night of Tomorrow Night the ell. The dates will be Tuesday Sturge* CUuglng to Life 1 more than five Inches. Washington P. T. A.. West 8i-le FLUS Thc’final movie, show of the season. The drive-ln wiH and Wednesday, November 29 and ] — _ Wednesday Nights - 8:30 Flaaaee your bom* the' mo4- Cold air spread oVer most of Rec. re-open after repairs for the winter season. 30, and Thursday, Dec. 1 and the ; H o lto n , Tex.. Oct. 25—, ^ — A Muriel's Beauty Salon OF MAHCHESTER aiB. way wfU* a *% mortgaga th* northern section of the coun Second annual lem i-form j Jane theme of the whole affair will be. | New York society playboy clung to W yatt r • J W 2^ lean under O. L Bin nf Wghta. .— ^THE NEW ROAD-PROVEN try from Montana ea'tward dance. Ladies of St. Maurice, “Know Your Tolland County Bel-1 life today while ^ llce PuzZle«J 869 Main Street — • ' ' through th* Great Lakes region to Rainbow Ballroom, Bolton. Danc — In — „ over some details of hi* suicide at- CnastnietloB taaas avallaUa.' the Neiv England elates. Tera- ing from 9 to 1, Elaborsle plans have b e e n j tempt. Allen Thomas Slurges, I I . ; Over .Marlow’s Silver Lane Bus Leaving Center M oftfian finaaclng through O. M c R A Y ’S DRIVE-IN ! peratures dropped to below’ freez- Fall Dance of Centqr Co--\Veda. e i f i v t s brewing for some time for this | 26. is unconscious, a bullet in h is, L, r . B. A. or eoBvennonal I Ing early today In many areas. One Woodruff Hall. Dancing 9-1. Bod B o y CENTER STREET atid LOVE LANE Pharmacy At 7 :45 Baak Loan. oil out showing o f what is roanu- | brain- He was found shot Satur-I UlS MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL I of th* loweet marks was 23 above Saturday, November 19 factored and distributed in Tol- Vith at least 4 years ex 910, 912.50, 915 Phono 6118 Or 7816 m a n c m m t b r Th* first snowfall of the season ] eration to get a better idea of perience. DRIVE-IM what is transpiring in thefr midst. , fell in Main* and New York stats i t Including 2 test curls, shampoo, individualized hair last night. TOOK In many places where these shows | M'rite Box K Fog covered the Pacific north- j are held students are asked to c,o The Herald cut and st.vle wava. write an essay covering their ob west again last night halting .K
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAY. OCTOBER 26.1949 MANCHESTER EVENTING H ERA LD . HANCUESl’BR. CONN- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1949 P A Q R - n V l t l ...... Mrs. Winifred Marmaud*a dancing Ing this codnclL Which Is afflUatsd Facing Charge furrilah “records for the rniislc for Member of Jury class, the firai session beiag hqid Retired Lawyier wjth ths Cerebral Paley Aaeocla- dancing. at this new school aud*torlum. Ag Uon of Connecticut, should contact *Soufli Coventry Local clubs and organtaatlona es cf the pupils run f.. Olhba ^emoii^^^. 17m flrat d l four home of those children whe are in a Juror to answer to ,a government SpragiM and Hebron win be held tomsy for ths Southern district of Post Auxiliary, which w ^ aehvd- said Mrs. Margarst Woodson, 85, concertii la'acheduled for Noram* need of corrective tseatmeht along thsftehaife. in the Hebron elementary achool New York, and proeecuted many uied to meet Friday at 8 p.m. has of Kaymoor Bottom slgnsd a naU - Deputy Marshal '* Ja6k Nov. 8. , V notorioue counterfettere... mdtat that ahs.had drownsd the in Aar 16. 4)lioat 4S chUdran BdU at* with a conssnt.fdlp fo^ thin work to brou^t before Judgr Baybrd> been postponed until October 38. MOTHER tend the itftemoon aeaaion; about tM dona, J.' 4 - , ^ WTlie UuMbs oil.'dtacussion win be During World war 1 be worked fant becauaa T knew ths family Parents desiring to take advim* Shilda a Warrant charging .iTno Frofeeeleiial Supervlsten of with the Office of Naval Intelli Thursday afternoon Eltewbrth Me loved the baby, and killed it to the evening aesston. P; Spivey, a member of the morial High School' eocoer team Mr*. Herbert A. France of lUp* tage of the dental eUnio program tbe Toeims Now Being. Served by gence in New Yoric on espionage spite them.” are requested to return to the with “embexSIement, purl State Rural Supervisory Bsrviee." cases, end was also appointed an suffer^ the first defeat It has had lay Hill, local chairman to the and theft" of. government pri^ilrty Gibbi said the woman related Women’a Auxiliary to H ^ o r d school both the report and jn e ^ Speakers from ths Stats Board assistant attorney general and as since 1947, when It Was defeated T also that she had bean annoyed by slip. These will be used by the valued at 118. He U employe^ •*' signed to the Navy department. to 2 by Bloomfield High. The next Bpmphony ranorta about 176 auch of Edubatioa and from the State game is being held with Wethers the baby's crying. She was charg ‘TeaervaUond have been made in dentist at time of treatmeht the Naval Air sUtlon. :D«partment of Education wni die- He returned to the private prac ed with h o ld l^ the uhlld’s head in the a(W .touching and including Transportation' from the achool 'to^ The court said Spivey was dts- ,ouBS what the legislative out in tice of law after the war, retiring field High at the U tter place, to bucket of water until it drown the’ Gopiintry area. Pupil* at the office of Dr. Alex Oetxoff in qUallfled to continue as a JOfM. the rural supervisory budget (58 In 1945. day. sd. MADE! Storm Otammar achool, Buchanan Willimantlc win be made available M ered a mbrtrlaL and di«Bl6B^ .per cent for 8860-51) may mean to Funeral aervices will be held in First Selectman Richard F. Jones Ths woman walvad preliminary achool a t Manafleld CanUr and the through the Young Mothers Club the Juror. Spivey was fbUowed smaU towns. Ths altsmatlvss to Norfolk Thursday. hss announced that the improve- hearing befora Magistrate Virgil elemaiitiluQr achoola at Andover are of South Coventry. The club la from the courtroom by the deputy state supervision and what It will menu to the town dump have been Lyons and waa ordered held with ■parUctnemg in the program. sponsoring • the ptoject with »}i« tnarshals but was not arrested un' cost to provide the present servlcee completed.* A graveled road has out bond to await grand Jury ac- " A b o u tt^ peraona from town aid of a spedfll appropriation m a^ til he left the buikUag: if the towns must provide It wlU been made which will a'Jow care to Uon on a murder charge. Mve made'reservationa to t available by. the state bourd. 1 ;-----u.-„»V ->rr Cerebral Palsy enter , and leave without tummg Dr. Gethm^will give necessary • '■ ^ -.’.a.------be among interesting questions dis around. Ho hda requestod people ’^ u lt concerta which ' begin cussed. Wedneaday night. Thla aeriea in treatment the mornings of M in Council Meets who' use the dump not to em ^y eludea alx concerta, days and Wednesdays. Hebron The hlghwsy from the east end garbage or leave dead animaU Profeaaor Herbert A. France of Persons able to give UnM or of Hshron Green to Columbia is there. Also if they have refuse to CXISMETICS Blpley Hill baa aUted there la an transportation are requested to aU tom up for the filling In with' The newly formed Cerebral Palsy bum they must have a burhlng UTff^nt nted for rasle voicoi in the telephone Mrs. Eugene RychUng, Hebron Grangers had a gala time trap rock on one aide, one lane on Council of Manchester, held its permit. ■Ws carry all loading ';Oratorial*Chorale. An InviUUon Willlmanttc 451 Jl. at their meethig last Tuesday ly being open for' traffic. Mon first meeting last night at the As aecUone of the dmnp at branda. la extended to local real^enta to Persons interested in abort evening. at.GUead RaU. It took the of the 8. and M. Construction oom- home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. filled they will be fenced on a» participate in rehaaraala now con* course evening instructions in an form of a Hallowe’en party. Mem psny of Proridencs, R I., say the Wldham of 82 Benton street. seeded do'wn. TELEVISION Arthur Drug Stores ducted Mdhdaya at 8 p. m. at tique decorating or painting are bers cams out in aB sorts of cos road eaxmot be completed before This council has been organized Saengerbund hall, 266 Washington requested to contact Mrs. John M. tumes, from grave to gay. Ernest next' spring or early summer to ztudy the existing medical and . W elglit Tratai Derailed street, Hartford., The flrat pream- Tyler, Wllllmantie 620 W4, or Mis. DlngweU appeared as a Fuller Meanwhile It will be put Into tem educaUonal facilities, and to work tation for the Messiah is scheduled John H. Westland, Wllllmantie Brush man, and made lots of fun. porary condition for use through f r thtir improvement for the Williamsport, Pm., O ct.yd t—(Jt) for December 11. 3200 W2. The Nathan Hale Com He win third prize. Probably his the fall and winter. A detour is palsyed children of Manchester. —IWenty-four cars of yXm esst< THE INCOMPARABLE The first of a series of card par* munity Center Association is name should not epme .fltft. but recommended to avoid construe The following parents were in at bound Reading company freight ties sponsored by 8 t Mary's par* sponsoring such lessons. Aboui: being the only mair vhnntng a Uon, put most traffic continues tendance, Mr. and Mra. Elarl 'Van- train were derailed at nearby Mon*< Ish will be held Wednesday, No* nine persons are now enrolled in prize he merits i t The first prize to roll through pa iisusL Camp, Mr. and Mrs. George Stam- touravlUe toe group was on a slght-ming Mammy, should also be listed Harry H. Kirkbam. educational tour visiting Radio Constance Upton was elected City, the Empire State building. president of Coventry Junior 4-H among- the contestants. The sale of Hebron’s four school 15”-16”-17”-18” Wheel Disc State Library, Music HaU, China Homemakers. Other o fficers Hia^Hebron Girl Scouts commit houses lest Friday at 10 s. m., town, Bronx 2ioo and a number of elected at the flrat meeting of the tee met last week at the home of brought out a large number of bid All Sizes NORTHIEND other places of interest. Head season Wednesday evening follow: the Rev. H. R, ICem to talk over ders. The White school, Oilead, PHARMACY quarters were at the Chesterfleld vice president, Dorothy Murzyn; plans for the comli(g year. Tl.ose finally went to Herbert E. Foote Hotel near ’limes Square. secretary; Alice DeWltt; treasurer, resent, besides Mr;'Keen, wore for $i,625; the Gilead Hill school- Property tax llsU should be flled Ruth Moreau; reporter, L«e Scully. 5irs. George A. Hines, leader of house went to Homer W. RUla for ,.00 and up on or before November 1 to avoid, Mra. Ralph C. Hoffman is again the Girl Scouts, Mrs. Walter C. $1,350; the Jone Street school to the ten per cent penalty. Board club leader. Future meetings are Hewitt. Mn. NelHe V. P.ydsU, Mrs. Cecilia Ellis for $925; ths Amston DURO SEAL of Assessors furnish the necessary scheduled for Wednesdays from Gardner Q. Shorey and iUrreno A. school to Wlllle Garoache of WlUI- tform. The Assessors will be at 7-8:30 p.m. Inasmuch as sohofi Scranton. mantlc for 1600. WHY BUY NEW TIRES? the Town OSlee building the re buses get to town too late for an Since the Girl Scout polic;’ al mainder of the month and on No aftemnon session. A Mother’s T<« lows a leader to have charge of In each case, except for the Am vember 1, and at the Church Com- is scheduled in November; a Cbiist- only one troop, Mrs. Shorey re aton and Jones street schools, the Ahmunum Storm Wmdows munity House in North Coventry mss party bi December, signed from active leadership, but plot of land on which the buildings We are still buying used cars and wrecks for parts. COMBINATION—SELF STORING \ on Wednesday, from # a. m. to 4 Robert Kalber was elected presl- will remain on the Troup commu- stand went with the sale. Out What Kave you to offer? HEAVY EXTRUDED ALUMINUM m., to receive such lists. dent of Merry Maids 4-H’ers tee, as well as remaining leader vf buildings frought In 178. The total Barbara Joan Cargo and Earl Other officers follow: vice presi* the Brownie Troop. realized for the town was $4,578. Xasflen of South Coventry are both dent, Bonnie Sue Lassen; secretary, Mrs. Hines will be leader of the Used Parts For Most Any Make 5 f Car NEW LOW ^actlflned to their homes with chickr Alice Crickmore; treasurer. B«v- Girl Scout, with Mrs. Mason Bel anpox. I MacDonald. Mrs. Wal-'er den as her assistant The meetb-gs PRICE $19-95 h re n ts and Teachers of Coven- Cargo and Mrs. Eugene RyehUng will be held in the new elementary Severely Burned try Day School children will be are again co-leaders of the gruui school, the exact date to be an saurtalned during, a dinner a t'“»of about-•— * 10 girls. - Moetlngs------wi„ nounced. In Unusual Fire PAMTELEO'S HOME PRODUCTS CO. W THE FINEST IN PICTURES g:80 p. m., Novemow 4. at Churcl be held Thursday afternoons fol Parents of girls from 10 to 14 OoHuaunity House hi North CoV' lowing schooL PHONE 8-8.366—EAST HARTFORD, CONN. CAPEHART TONE , POLATRON* TUBE yean old who wish to continue New BriUln, Oct. 25 —(ff)— USED AUTO PARTS entry. The program is under the Volunteer mothers assisting with with scouting atk asked to contact HORACE STREET TEL. 3848 340 TOLLAND STREET 'auspices of the Parents’ Council of the School Lunch Program this the leader, Mrs. Hines, i t 456-W8, Thomas' Kallnowskl, 22, was ■ 'R R IliO S BRINGS NEW CLARITY the school. Plans for the annual week follow: Mra. Arthur C. WlUimantic exchange. burned severely by blazing paint get-together were completed lU a Ayer. Mrs. Wilfred E. Hill, Mrs. Members of the Amaton Ciller W THE FINEST IN TONE counm meeting Friday night. The remover set afire by an exploding TELEVISION TO UPII TO EVERY IMAGEI L. Heckler, Mrs. Harold J. Bick Company were entertained, some lamp bulb, in tbe hallway of his reception will be. in .the form of a ford, Mrs. David J. Mcaeilan, Mrs. 35 of them, at the cottage of Ai- pot-luck dinner. Room mothers Richard Storrs, Mrs. Theunea T. home here last night The Ford Million nold Doolittle, Lake Pocotopaug, /%/» t S ^ a e e / / The extra perform'* Dollar Cab gives you Level Action sus act as chairmen in charge of Cooper, Mrs. Kenneth A. Downing, East Hampton. A business meet A lamp in the hall was knocked ance you get in your rboicc of Ford providing the food. The men are Mrs. Ernest Toth. The lunch com ing following ths party was held over while Kalinowakl was work pension for greater riding ease. Air to serve as waiters this evening. V-8 or 6 means faster delivery, Wings for better ventilation. W THE FINEST IN CABINETRY mittee is comprised of Mrs,- Ray and activities were planned for the ing with the paint remover, and more time saved, more money Thomas Henry Kenny of Ripley mond B. Fowler, chairman; Mrs. coming year. the glowing filament of the ex Hill, South Coventry, pre«dent of Lawrence C. Latimer and Mrs. earned. the council, will preside. During a ’B” I-eague, Amston Silver ^ m - ploded bulb ignited the fluid. Matthew E. LitteU, co-chairmen. pany Club, won three games in Ksllnowaki is under treatment business meeting new oSlce,rs of the Murphy-Nye bowling at Cedar Bowl, Colchester, council will be elected. The en Miss Viola Mae Nye, daughter In New BriUln hospital for second tertainment program will include Wedneaday evening, over their op degree bums of both legs. ★ THE FINEST IN PARTS of Mr. and Mrs, William R. Nye, ponents, the Westchester "Luciry M n Capaafyf An ex- movies of Mr. Churchill’s "New of Stonehouae* road. South Coven Tour the .West Coast, try, became the bride of James Jo Strikea." The Sliver Compary ample oi how Ford Trucks (PRECISION MADE) has two leagues the "A" and ’3 " are Bonus Built for bigger . taken during August. seph Muiphy, son of Mr.- and Mrs, leagues, they play weekly, pitted The Honor Roll Committee will Thomas P. MVirphy, 185 Walnut fired Kidneys loads is tbe Double Channel ^ r: meet tonight at 8 O’clock at street, WlUimantic, Saturday, Oc against various leagues. frame available in Model the Nathan Hale Community tober 22, The double ring cere Property lists, including t of F-5 and up; > Center. Tq be discussed will be mony was performed at St. Jo dogs, are reported coming in moia Often Bii^ Capehari Means Less Service — Cost Less methods of fund-raising for the seph’s church, Jackson street, Wll rapidly new. They should be ' permanent war memoriaL Mrs. UmanUc, -at 9 a. m.. with the handed In on or before Nov. 1, m .- florenee U. Grady, chairman, wUl bride given in marrage by her order to avoid the usual penr 'ty Sleepless IK ^ give a report to date of .amount in father. The weather vane and part of Wlmi 4lMt4w ef Ulasr taM Usaptn^ ' •treasury for this memorial. A ten The traditional Wedding March the spirq, of the Hebron Congrega pelioaeu natter Is nniain la y tm U o ^ K r a w «*»«• W lashis.bariawU. riwnmatte MODilS from "Lohengrin" was used as the tional church, which was tilting at tative goal of IIOOO had been set pains. Ue palm . IS a p f pm ^ • a m , w U by the committee. processional and Mendelssohn’s a dangerous angle tor some time, a few years at least, has been lak' PLUS 3 BIG REASONS C Keene has donated a “Wedding March" as the recession al. en down and la undergoing repairs wood-working laths with neces tomstliBst ritew* tU w I* teStetlilns wronz sary topi tOlocal Boy ScouU Ex Mrs. Earl Nye, of Wllllmantie. Donald Heath and Preston Ham ♦lth»wCTl3to*i*,*rbUdd» . And you more : plorer Post 57 for their meeting sister-in-law of the bride, was ma mond of Amston Lake did the Job why you should buy from CLIFF ' rtem on Mason street South Cov tron of honor. Thomas Patrick of cUmbing up and removing the entry. Other equipment acknow Murphy, Jr., of Willimantlc, broth spire ledged by the post is an oU-bum- er of the groom, was best man. Thirty-eight'are now enrolled in ant psteja oBi wislalw si Miss V irg in ^ t t y Nye, of Cov . OalSoaa'S iffiir out of a jFord becouoo Ing kitchen range given by John entry, was bridesmaid for her sis m m m - . 1. BUY FOR LESS MONEY S. Biasell, two vises and a work ter: William Charles Nye, of Cov bench by Hans Hansen, scout entry, Burt Nye, of Perkins Cor • leader of the regular troop 57. ner, and Earl Nye, of Wiiliman- every one io Benue BuiltI Post Advisor Albert J. Booth tic, brothers of the bride, were has stated the walls of their room ushers. 2. INSTALLATION BY EXPERTS are now being lined with insula The bride’s gown was of taffeta, About John Leavitt - - tion and wall board. Many of the buttoned down the front, fitted, - .'A ■ post members are donating free bodice with Peter Pan collar, gath •;*tlme during'the week to erecting ered skirt. Her finger-tip veil was ENTER FORD'S 3. SERVICE - PROMPT AND this. At the present 18 boys com of Manchester fastened to a crown of Lily of Ute 1100,000 CAR-SAFITY M r a fo r d brakes are Bonus prise the group. Assistant Post Valley. She carried an arm bou advisor is Albert H. Boudreau. quet of white roses. CONTEST Built, tool Examplet The big l6-'in. by S-in.' EFFICIENT Meetings are held Mondays at The matron of honor was at rear brakes on the F-8 hs^ two inders . 7:30 p. m. tired in pink satin with hoop skirt, We're In the rag cleenlng and repairing bustneae In Hart H f 08 f06 8KT67 iLANI for bener braking, greater safety A daughter was bom Saturday ford—hut tve’re MANCHESTER folks, yen know. We eame CAPEHART'S MAGNIFICENT TONAL BRILLIANa enables you to hear WITH THE- EXaUSIVE CAPEHART FblATRDN* TELEVISION tube mitts same material and color to to ConnecUcut 12 years ago and looked around for a nice morning to Mr. and Mrs. Rene match. Her headgear was a tiara every word in a lively lyric. .. every whispering note. .. every high pitched or glare and fuzziness of ordinary television Screens ate eliminated. Polatron* mbe Rodrique the South Coventry at of flowers to which was attached a place to Ui-e. We mcked this section bceeuae we liked the Windham Community Memorial short veil. town'mad the people who live here. deep-throated instrument in its fullest musical expression! Comedy, sports, news pictures have greater depth and detail in dark or daylight, with no adjustment hospital. The bridesmaid. wore blue taf CAPEHART MODELS FROM $269.50 UP • Caroline Murdock underwent a feta with gathered skirt, thread ...entertainment of every sort comes vividly to life through the^magic of requited. They are clear, steady, undistorted. A whole new world of television tonsillectomy Friday a t the same quarter length sleeves, Juliette c tp We’d like to do YOUR rag cleaning. We’ra usually at kome world-famous Capehart tone. ^ hospital and u'xs discharged on with ruffle edge. in tha evening. So' If you have any qnesUone about rag and listening and seeing unfolds for you! 9T* M. dtpaitaUt at tatta taOk 'Saturday. Both attendants carried arm furniture cleaning, why net phone us at bema during tiM Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Kenny and bouquets of mixed chrysanthe evening. The number le Manchester 6196. We feel eonfldeat .'famUy of Ripley HiU, South Cov mums. . . we can Solve any . of your probems In connection with rag entry, have as houseguesta thla A reception in the form of a din and furniture denning. MAT WE BE OF SER1YCB TO TOUT 'week Miss Florence Gorman and ner at the Shell Chateau in Willi- Mias Mary Merchant, both of Bos mantic followed the ceremony. ton, Mass. Music was furnished by a Ha Plana have been completed for waiian four-piece band. Guests From Manchester, Phone Enterprise 1485 the annual Community Children’s were from Hope Valley and Provi- Hallowe’en party, October 81. deflee, R. L ,' Chaplin, Mansfield, These include the parade at 6:80 Willimantlc and South Coventry. Wall-to-wall carpeting cleaned in your home p. m. to be led by firetrucks to the For going away on a week trip Power is the big Nathan Rale Community Center the bride was attired in navy blue 'by the Bigelow KARPET-KARE process Extra power propels bigger loads. And with power in for Judging of costumes. Two prls- with Kelly green coat, Th* couple reserve, ordiaary work gets done with less strain and As in each pf the three elasslflea- will reside at 150 Ives street in more economy. For power to spare, Ford offers a itions.wlll be awarded in each of WlUimantic. **6" end two ‘w’s” developing up to 145-borsepower.' the three age groups announced. RADIO and TELEVISION Rev. John F. Tahan is chairman HriMf ilB fllA i TiiliM f 465 HARTFORD ROAD, COR. McKEE STREET PHONE 2-4304 of the activity; Oscar Miller, ttONUli ahee «i eMHm to treasurer and mamhall of the par wW IimmI ffrunaffp Aie'^WfhiNr OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 — THURS., FRI. TILL 9 ade; Matthew Littell and Roy WOODLAND Palmer have been appointed co- chairmen of the games committee. Cleared ready for build Ford Trucks Cost less boeduso Mrs. A. Harry W. Olsen will assist Mrs. Almc D. Pfoulx of the re- ing with a Diaaton chain frsshntsnt oommittee. Exclusive' Capehart Dealer In Manchester— Judging is sdieduled to be com aaw operated by. pieted at 7:80 p. m. An hour of PORD YRUCNS UIST lONCER THE CAnHMT Prmlvdm-with the famm, Cepehart THE CAPEHART O varlw ra—with the famms Cdpthart THE CAPEHART Symphony— /Ar jamms Cspt- supen4sed ganM will be followed Buy From Television Expert and Have Your by refsahments. For the first time INUg leisti n gNtssMsa dels ee < MU. For the small booae or apartment, this compact tele tu u . Capehart's Regency styling for those who prefix hart tu u . 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.r t: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CO SN n TUESDAY, (XTTOBER 21$, 1949 PAOM m V W T ( MANCHESTER BVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, OCTORER 16,1949 family, and friends havi? given po New Special Truck K . $ix w n c — 1680 lice help In seeking to trace the «( The Ansonia, Oonn., WKMB — 846 Favors Pleas author of the letters. make a complete repaving Job on Parlate of hie veeted right ia the Santtnet, end Roy NoUe, oo-pub- WHAV — 816 this Btrest cbteary of tha tJWted Natlona to full legacy in violatim of the due Admen Honor MOVING? WCCO— 1286- 8 R^dio The offense for which Kovaca Arrive* in Town Steep 5, Minutes Estate Taxes The Rutlaiid. Vt„ Herald, WDSC — I860 WTHT.— 1866 was convicted and sentenced last Hlattrli^Htrr its full M^scity, not bnly part of prooess clause of the 14th amend mambara of tha Admlnlatrattva O f 4 Convicts ment to the Vaderal constitution WONS — 1410 Hastora Standard TtoM W PH A— 108.1 ♦ December was not connected with the ttma, tiut sQ the Ume.” board. The town bi$^way department’a Watkins Purchases Connecticut and Section l2. Article One, of the Ansonia Man Among those In attendance were the aturic on Attorney WilUs. £Dmiti0 ijeralib Anericaiis who believe in the Law Rejected A t AUCTION new International truck with ape- for Full FleVor state constitution. BertiettBanies. busineas manager lOO— f8l46— State Board of Pardons rial attachmenU baa arrived and S ? « c united NeUoos need to reaUse The majority opinkm, written by of Tha Bristol. Oomi., Prsaa ai ' 6« a soasitosHsa hasla. Onnd WDRC—Nowa:' Garry Moors WTHT—We Cara. will be placed. in oae at once fol New Funeral Car Yankee , Justice Alyn U Brown, was con atoSan faraltaia. Saga. gMaa. IS BUMlt StrM t tfiat Mr. Truman's pious words do Sentinel General ManS' president ot the New Ihigta Show. 10:00— Hears Petitions Pre lowing trials. The truck Is equipped - • H nebM ter, Oobd. curred in by Chief Justice William Extended Forecast not reiSect hie own poUcy. They By A. H. Oi Supreine Court Holds Newspaper Advertising ■sac \VTHT—Galon Drako. WDRC—Hit tha Jackpot, with a special 'derrick and "orange Ormond J. W est director of the THOMAS r«R 0080N . M. Maltbie, and Jiuticea Arthur F. ger Elected to Adminis* tives Assfidatlon, and BaroM fiasTaSsw** *"'**'*'*' ****®’^ w n c —B ig TtoWn. fT*.. tWM.. <>«’' **S£f**' must gu^rd againat taking hie Retroactive Provision WKNB—New*: Requeat Mati sented by 35 peel” bucket which can be bsed in Watkins Funeral 'Home, arrived gala and Edwin C. Dickenson. Manser, bunnaas manager ot The A09 DtolraMs ftoato WONS—News (fommenury. Boeton, Oct. 26-
” »• Justice Newell Jennings, dis Worcester Tslegram-Oasette and nee. ■ Sunday from a trip to Loudonville, words as assurance of what tradve Board WTIO-Backatage Wife. . . WTHT—Time for Defense. forecast for New England for the mein employments will be aid Connecticut bar cirdea ate still Is Unconstitutional sented. president of the Newspaper Adver C M Da aaS wars DaS Hartford, Oct. 26.—(P)—The O. where be took delivery of a new PubllslMil B W 7 ■ 2 * 5 5 . 1 ? “ P? American poUey has been or will iilS — WHAY — Newt: MoonUght State Board of Pardtma yesterday period Wednesday, Oct. 26, to Sat ing in. the cleaning of catchbasiiu. funeral sendee car at the FtaUble Sunday Md HolldajrB tetarad dt reverberating to the compliment Boston, Oot 16 — OfJ — Nawa- tising Exacotlvaa AModation of Port oBica U ManchaaUr. Ooan.. at be. They must realise that if ROBKirr M. RKIU«a»N w n c—StoUa Dollao: Matinee. heaid 86 paUtioos and acted fa urday, O ct 39, inclusive: Up now this Job baa bean done plant. The new ear la a Bulck Chief JusUce WiUiam U. MaltMe Hartford, Oct 46— VFt— T h ej ttaU nltad ■tataa.______8 Thd temperature during the next SecoDc.' Claaa Mall Mattar______American poltey Is actually going paper execuUvas from Lawrence, M l MaM S t n a a t tIM WTHT—Bandstand. ' 1 0 4 0 — , vorably on four of them. manually with long-handled shov- Roarimaater equipped with a opo- 'SALABiC reportedly paid Democratic State [Connecticut Supreme court s tn ^ [Mortgages 6 0 . WDRC—Dance Music. four days, Wednesday through to Brockton and Qulney, K m b .; A n- W(XX%-^unlor Diae Jockeys. Joeeidi W. Wright, 56, of Wa- eto. BUB8CRIPTION MAT** to support an4 stswigthen the CItoWli fMIr Date Bet cial body. Mr. West made the trip Chairman John Bailey upon the down ss unconstitutional today aonla. Conn., and Rutland, V t, to iir ' WONS—Jack’s Waxworks. terbury, serving the 18th year of next Saturday, will average from Now, with the new truck and at to Ohio by plane and drove the car On* Tear by Mail ...... United Nauons, it will only be ths retroactive provtelon of a day were am oof the newly-elected WDRC—New England Note WTHT—As We See It. two to five degrees below the sea tachments, the Job can be done ” 1 TEA occasion of the formal fruition of a Ufa aentenee for murder vras to Manchester. Six month, hr M ,» ...... ■•■j fSS To Mellon Bank Granby, Oot. $5 — W’) — "nie sonal normal with the weather .Ons month by Mai! because the people of this coun> one of hfr. Bailey’s best laid plans. atate law diatrlbutlng the bunien officers of the Naw England News- South Congregational church haa book. WHAY—Blue Mirror Trio, given a chance for parole when mechanically. Tbe truck drives up In 1919 C. SHmore W atkins papers Advsrtislng Bureku. . w n c—People Are Funny. continuing quite aool during tbe beride a catchbasin and tbe amall Single Copy ...... J try make their will so plain to The compliment is reported to of estote texea. announced that iU Christmas fto GARAGE WTHT—Bandstand; News and the board, with Governor Bowles caused considerable local Interest WaAkIV by Oarrler «e>eeie*e*,‘ *W 'mi I ' . ■ New Torh, Oct. »-ve > — The The bureau la engaged In oorra- W eather. 10:45— _ acting as riiairman, turned him period. . derrick nttaehed to tbe truck la when he brought the first motor Su^ ^Urtrid: On, Tmr ...... Mr. Truman thht he no longer have been of a tingling character, The 4-1 decision was made in an will be held Daoamber 3 and S. In Mellon National Bank and Truat latlng facts about the New Eng diarga of tha Cb^tinM WHAY—Cheater, the Curious WONS—dock’s Waxworks. to th# Parols board at the Normala for the period are Bos swung out. From It tho bucket ised funeral coo^ to Manchester. Wert ot MIm . roreisn ...... Indulge hImseU in double- delivered With righteous wrath action by Michael A. Partato land market for the newspaner in DOORS b * on the part of the Chief Justice, Company, of Plttaburgh, has re tions booth wtil ba Miaa Raisa Oamol. WTHT—It’s Your Busintss. Stats prison In Wethersfield ton 49 degrees New Haven 60, drops Into the ground end In a few He drove tbe heqrs* here firom m em ber o p agalnat the executor under the iustry to astura a widerter and more Providence 48, N antucket 61, (Con but stul essentially pleasing to placed ^e Home dwnera Loan Orsen and bar stater, Mias Erar w n c—Lorenxo Jones. 11:00— Wright’s good prison record won momenta haa emptied the debris Rochester. N. Y. The funeral THE ASSOaATED PRSW wUl of the Ute Royal W. PInney, intelligentnteUigent imeima of nanawapaper advar- WOOC—News; Musical Smiles. News on aU sUtions. ^ him the dunce which makes him cord, N, H., and Portland 46, from the cstctabssln. The derrick, coach was the first in town and the Th, AMoel.ted Free, I, ,xcru,ively Mr. Bailey. who (Bed in Derby in 1946, leaving Corporation na the mortgage-hold tlslng. Mora than 250 mambars Green. . D iU m td ' entitled to the urn of rw hH “ t'»" The compliment reportedly was $79 WKNB—Request Matinee. eUglble for parole two years ear Burlington, V t. 46, Eaatport 44, equipped ’ with hooks and chain, second to ba purchased in the an estate inventoried at more than er on LSOO homea aeattered. from six statsa attended the llth '^WTOC—World *ronIght; N cwa Greenville, Me., 40,- and Presque can be used In laying pips and la news dIspRtchw credited to or The French Crisis delivered'during the session of the dlnntr. 8x7 All Pantikd Il46' ■■ lier tlun he would have been un aU to. ’ 91,600,000. Otbar defendants were throughout Connecticut WTIC—Young Wlddor Brown. W THT—J oa HaseL Ule,*^lle.. 89 degraee. many Other Joba reqidring tbla .not otherwirt e d ite d ■{•'Jin (fommon Pleas Court judges which the atate tax commlaaloner and Offlcera elected w are: WUUam der state atatutea. sod alrti the local new, publlahed here. The currency devaluation which formally narked one John P. Cot WHAY—Tiny Tot Tunes. w n c—Morton Downey. Favorable action was also tak PreclpitaUon wUl average over sort of a lift Rext Lsekers All right, of repoblleatlon of epecirt bentllclarles under Pinney’e will. The HOLC regional office here Lueey, bualnaas manager of The l e a r n TO DRIVE Britain and the United Stetes, by ter, Minority Leader of the House announced yesterday that the WCCX>-Big Brother BlU Show. 11:26— en ex the ■petition of Walter Gor one-half- Inch occurring' as rain The department now la engaged dIapMrtie, herein are eleo reeerved. Perlat(> was left $72,000 under Lawrence Eagle-Tribune, chair Deal Control Safety Oar PARK ROW AY WDRC — Public Servlca Pro their own aaeret agreement, tm of Representatives, as prosecutor Pittsburgh bank waa the auecess' men of the Admlniatrativa board: (iOO— don who hM served IS years of a except snow at higher elevation* In aaslating tbe laying of water Approximately one-half of the B. A. 8er»- for the new criminal division of the Plnne^e will. It provided fur rtgagei:ea In a IM 6 Par Fall Hear '* OrtrhMd Doom WDRC—Old Record Shop. gram; Sign Off. In northern New England on Wed pipe on Middle Turnpike and the 6,000,000 farm families in the Pull Serrlce ollent of N. leashed without previous warning ther that 60 per cent of the resi ful bidder for the mo Charles L. PuUm’, publisher of Tha 20 to 80 yaara sentence for bur Ice. Inc. HarUord County Common Pleas ublie aele advertised la stS eiiptem- Brockton Entenrlsa-Tlmes, treas TM. 4m Or MSM WHAY—Story Queen. glary. Gordon’s minimum 'sen- nesday. A few snow flurrie* are new truck with ita equipment may United States now rent frozen to Europe, waa the precise blow C ourt due of the eaUte be turned over . Ntw London 9416 WON8-^Stral|^t Arrow. WONS — Dance Orchestra; be of use tbers. food lockers In the more than 9,600 Publliher, BepreeenUtIvee; The to the Griffin hospitml, Derby, 49 urer; Prescott Lowe, publlshar of MAMUHESTBE tones was roduced to 18 1-2 years. Hkely In northern New EngUnd Juliu, Methewe Speclkl Agency - New which upset the most successful The Chief Justice was reported Tha balance due on the mort The Quincy Patrlot-Lsdger, secre DBIVINa ACADEMY WTHT—Green Hornet. Newt. Vincent Mola who has served toward the end of the week. The highway departmant now la such plants In sendee. To^k. C hicgo. Detroit end Boeton. to have told the’sesslon that this per cent to Pinney'a next of klh, gagee, accepted by the HOLC be w n C —When a Girl Marries. WTHT—Dance Band. and sUble post-war government first cousins, and the remaining tary; U L, Desaulnter, general two yearn of a five-to-lO years partieular oocasioa rapreseatod tween 1933 end 1936, amounts to WKNB—Sports Newsreel. ■wnc—Polish Home. - ■entonoa for manslaughter had WP y nRtt AUPIT n BUREAU OF France has had. It lent new ur one per cent to another legatee. the 'Brst tima^ la bis lownledga, about $9,000,000. M16— . ' 11:48— „ his minimum sentence reduced to CaUCOLATlONS. gency to wage demands which The homes still ere occupied by WTHT—Herald Trlbuna Pon:m. that a state political ehleftaln Law Changed After Death MODEL WeXXJ—Sign Off. fou r y e a n . riiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiHW^ ^ The Hereld Printing Coihpeny. Inc.. were already brewing. And, be had been able to dictate aa ap On Jen. 31, 1945, the date of the mortgagees. WHAY—Meet the Band, 12:00— Matthew Kumtkowskl, een- SMumee no Onenelel reeponelblllly for A HOLC spokesman said the w n c —Newt; Johimy Bradford. cause the French government pointment action by Judgea of Pinney’a death, the law waa that w n o —Portia Faces Life. tenced last November to two to typogrephlcel errore eppOerlng In ed- the Ctonnecticut bench aad do it FrtlenU estate texea were payabtol Federal agency’s tnteraat In the AIRPLANES Freqneiicy Modniattea SLiP-ON AND COAT eertliemente and other reeding mi.tter. tried to follow the policy recom liS8— four yean for lottery conspiracy months in advance. out'of the ntodua of the eatate. loana had been assigned to the WONS—Captain Midnight. WTHT—FM 106.1 MC. P. BL OF ALL PROPERTY In The Meneheeter Evening HeralC mended by the United SUtes for ThU righteous protoat atirred 3:00 - 6:00—Same 6a WTHT. hod hla minimum cut to one year. Almoat elx montha later, how-1 Mellon bank, BOATS WTI(>-Juat Plain BlU. R^vaeaT Fetttiea Denied OWNERS MISS the Common Plena court Judges state law was passed un- 6:00—Showtime. jTueaday, October 25 Europe, which Is to promote Eu ever, WTHT—Sky King. Among the petitions denied waa THIS OPPORTUNITY ropean recovery by cutting Euro to some extent, but enough of der which beneflclarlea of an ea 40 Stodeats Oradunted 6:80—Sereno Ganunell; Weather. them were In Mr, Bnlley’ s cor BRAKES CARS I<46— that of Rudolph Jfovacs, 28, of “ Acts, As Wen As Words” tate abare the burden of such tax-, . . WDRC—Curt Massey and Mar 6:46—Concert Hour. pean wages. It fell. The French ner to see that the appointment es, each In proportion to the | New London, 6:00—Same aa WTHT a.m. Norwalk, now serving a two-to- Socialists refused to go along. went through, on schedule. tha TUton. W DRC—PM Ot.1 NO. four yean sentence foUowing bis Although all the world has amount of taxable property he re- ty “t"***"**®* HOBBY SHOPPE WONS—Curley Bradley. Almost one-Half of all property ownen fd l Without them, the French "mid' It is possible to question- the celvaa. A retroactive clauae WPHA—108.1 MC. oonvletlon Isat December on noted the frequent contrast be atatlon, Avery WHAT—Sports, chargee of aggnvated aaaault die road" poliUcal aystem cannot Chief Justice's powers of recollec made the new law apply to the I Guard Training six Griswold St. tm WTIO—FM 864 MO. to make a Will and name im Executor. TiMy tween Mr. Truman’s words and Point, Groton, were graduated yes R E U N E D w n c—Front Pags Farrell. WDRC—FM ON the air 1 p.m.- and carrying a weapon In a motor tion. For there have been other • hla deeds, and even between his function. times when political chieftains terday In exercises et the station. Opon BvonInKs Bvonlng 11:26. p.m. vehicle. ExceptionallY fine Swemt- are missing an opportunity to dispoie of their after July 16, 1944. 1:00— words on one occasion and his The French Socialists feel that have had something rather definite None are from Connecticut. One- Same as WDRC. Kovaca Is the brother of Albert Under tha retroactive provision thlrd of the class will be rated W D R C -N ew a. property exacOy as they wish. Don’t make if they tolerate a policy which to say about the personnel of the of the new lew, Parlato was WTHA—P.M. Kovaes, the sailor who waa ehot c n at an exceptionally., words on another, we do not be third claaa storekeeper, while the ' W H AT— Nows. to dcatt la New Osnaan la 1945. the same mistidce. Have your lawyer draw amounta to waga cutting, they Connecticut court system. But we charged $18,246.37 aa bis pro-rat THIS INCLUDES 6:16—Sports. lieve ha la deliberately or even salute, nevertheless, the Chief JuS' remainder will be advanced to yeo W ONS—News. 6:30—Bposts Newareel. M n. Imogene Stevens, 23, wife of fine price. Regular $7.95 wui lose, and perhaps deserve to ed share of the Federal estate tax. man third class. LET US WTHT—Music at Six. your Win. Let our trust ofBcer teD you about oonacleusly Insincere. It is prob tice’a expression of a high ideal. Ho appealed to the Supreme court LINING AND S 1 0 - 9 S 6:45—840 Varieties. a paratroop officer was arrested ably as simple a matter' as calling lose, the support of Frmeh labor, What particularly pleases us la WnCJ—News.- 8:00—Same as W THT a.m. and charged with manslaughter. and $9.95 valuea. our qualifications as Executor and Trustee. from a Superior court decision Truck Vpaeto; Driver Unhurt SIMONIZE it l6 -* in one speech writer for one occa- [which might turn back *toward ’ that the Chief Justice was himself which upheld the Derby probate LABOR RTHT—FM On the air S p.m.-ll State’s Attorney Lorin W. WUUs innocent enough and far enough YOURCAR W DRC—Jack S&amhn HeadUn- noUed the case, saying that then Opex norsiay Svaxiags Sion, and calling in another the Oommuatsta Who, in France court’s easeeament of the tax Sprague, Oct. 26—(ffl—A nine- acs Chih. removed from the crass political against him. Same oa WTHT. was rsssonabls doubt of Mn. 840 to 8:80 F. M. speech writer for another. as elsewhere where they have not world so that he was obviously in ton truck, loaded with soft coal, YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS AT (C o A ay MMImS Tat PrsiarX WONS—Sports.' wnc—FM Ox the air 6:26 a.m.- Stevens’ guUt and that she had In reaching Its conclusion that failed to negotiate a curve at the Testef^y, at the cornerstone yet obtained the power to place complete ignorance , of bow the tbs retroactive provision was un W nC-Strlctly Sports; Weath 1 am*. acted in self-defense. very procedure he was condemn bottom of a steep blU here yester Batiafaettoa QaaraatooA er. The Manchester Trust Co. ceremonies of the United Nations, labor in a servitude of their own, constitutional, ths court flrat de Same as W nC. In May, 1846, someone fired a ing bikd, in fa ct, reached behind day, crashed through a high wire WHAT—Supper Serenade. Televirion Shot through a vrindow in the Maariiaator, Coxnaettext. Mr. Tnnnan had called in hi* are champions of all labor’s de cided that tha atate law Involved fence and overturned. The driver, SERVICE Prices From $6.00 Up hla back and touched his own waa not a taxing statute. Inatead, 1:88— WNHO—TV—P.M. state’s attorney’s home, narrowly • Mmnbto Federal ItopoaK ln*xfaxba. Oorpormriox mands. pocketbook. C. E. Studley, Jr., of Riverside, R. I M D 4 ^ IdeaQbtic, diplomatic apeech writ the court held, the law merely reg- WDRC—Record Album. 8:80 — Teletunes. mioring him. He also received s ir Msm sTsvw The French are making much What the good Chief Justice did I., escaped without apparent seri YAN^S STATION $i8fr— 4:00— Home M aker’a Ehcchange. er. Having cancelled hla appear ulatad’how a tax levied by the Bantly’s Scrvicehter snonymous threatening letten. know wee this: that et the ous injury. WONS—Answer Man. 4:80—Teletunes. ance at these ceremonies once, of the fact that currsney devalu start o f tha X949 Lagtalatuie, Dam- P^ederal g o v e m m e ^ alwuld be T E I. S8M Pheaa TESO* At the bearing yeeterday WlUle atien was a surprise to them. But 497 BABTFORD ROAD WTIC—WrightvlUe Folks. 5:00—^Ted Steels. corrobonted statemente by Ko- and having dodged the Invitation ocratic State Furm an Baltey [ BPllt up among beneflclarlea of aa 5:30—^Teletunas. ostato. Wc Pick Up aad DsBvsr WTHT—Sorono GammeU. vacs* oouneel that tha convict's for six more months, be finally It is doubtful if advance notice had determined that It would be aa $i4S— 6:45—Howdy Doody. Legaay "Vested Right" DEVELOPED condescended to appear, and he would have helped very much. excellent thing to find a nlca berth | WDRCr-Lowell Thomas. 6:00—T. B. A. for his loyiloyM lieutenant. House The court next decided that FILMS PRINTED ^tpeared laden down with fine The Sodalista have for some time W H AT —^Alrlane M elodies. . 6:30—Lucky Pup. Minority Leader Cotter, end that Parlato’s $72,000 legacy became 6:46—Easy Dost It; Waather been restless In a coalition gov he had determined upon passage w n o —Three Star Extra. words. his "vested right” immediately at c RoU WOKS—Evening Star. man. ernment whieh, ia response of a bill creating a new Common Pinney'a death. 39 "Became the United Nations, 23234848234823482348532323535348532353234853484853232323484823485353 W THT— HaU o f Fame. 7:00—Kukla. Fran h OlHa. United States Influanoe, haa been Pleas Court prosecutorahlp In The court then concluded that 7:30—Mohawk Showroom. ha said, *is the dynam ic saQiree- Hartford County as the meena for the retroactive provision was un Arthur Drug Stores IMO— , edging more and more -.to the WDRC—Beulah. 7:46—Newareel. sleo of what all the peoples of the accomplishing this. He could no constitutional because It deprived 8:00—Star Theater. worid desire, beeauae it ecta up a right while the rert of post-war tice that this long-laid scheme was WONS—Fulton Lewi*, Jr. W H A T— Sjrmphony HaU. 9:00—O’NaUlo. Burope has been heading to the now coming to fruition. He could 9:80—Suspenoe. standard of right and Justtoe for notice that Mr. BaUey. the very I CAN YOU WRITE A WTHT—Don Oardlner; Headline an nations, it is greatar than any socUOlst u n . careful planner, had oven provided 10:00—Amateur Hour. Edition. 11:00—Boxing;iNfw$. of its members. The oompaet that Soelallst cooperation, while (t for some mlscue In the procesa by •=9mo—Ltgh|;.U]l, Time. naderliee the United Nations can- has lasted, has been a precious havlnx Mr. Cotter appointed Judge i C H E C K FOR $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 ft lA — thing because It has enabled of the Hertford City and PoUca WONS—Tello-Test. net be Ignored—and It cannot be Court, so that Mr. Cotter woiUd bo France to take a compromise WTHT—Music, infringed or dtasolved." eccornmo^ted even If Mr. Bailey’s w n o —News. DR. RK 3U RD C. And again he said: path which haa frustrated the first preference for him should 'be Don’ t fe d alarmed if yon can’t! WDRO-Jaek Smith Show. ambitions of both the reactionary defeated. ^ "No single nation can always The Chief Justice could know Very few people ean—«nd moat ALTON de OauUe right and the Commu WONS^Gabriel Hsatter. have Its own way, for these are ell this because It was more or less people who CAN, make snre they CHIROPRACTIC nist left. But now the Sodallsts public property, obvious even to w n iT —Counterspy. human problems, and the sotutloo won’t HAVE to write each a cheek Wn<3—Hollywood Theater. of human problems is to be found are beginning to think they have those who observed Capitol Hill PHYSICIAN doings from an eminence. to pay any claimF that could be WDRC—Club Fifteen. In negotiation and mutual adjust- made a mistake in not demanding >*45— HAS RESUMED HIS a higher price, and more recogni- What the Chief Justice could Wednesday Morning taken care o f by inanranee. SMnt.” ' not know, from his position, was WDRC— Edward R. Marrow; So exclusively yours! Or, again: tlbn for their own political plat-., the natiure of the bargain by which News. REGULAR OFFICE WONS—1 Lore a My*tery. "Ws must conduct our alfatra form, in return for their coopera the BaUey siAeme for Cotter finaUy -Whether yon ean or cannot write tion. And their demands, and the got through the General Assem SPECIALS 8 :00— HOURS BY fcur-square with the caiarter,' m such a check-does not relieve you of - WDRC—Mystery Theater. prospect that they will not con bly. It was better he should not terma aa true as this corner know, for If he had known he NEW FALL DARK COTTONS AND RAYON , responsibility if a judgment should W TH T—Carnegl* HaU. APPOINTMENT stone.” tinue supporting coalition govern might have felt compeUed to dis CREPE WHAY—Murtc from Hollywood, be rendered against you In a suit ■wnc—(Tavalcade of America. THE HIGHEST COMPLIMENT To all these fine sentiments, ment unless these demands arc qualify himself from his comment, met, threaten the whole pattern which might never have been following an aeddent. B:16— there should have been a realistic made, which would have been a WHAY—The Ro*yry. footnote, recalling the fact that of U. S. supported recovery In loaa to tha cause of virtue. DRESSES . . . $^.88 8:80— France. of all Mr. Truman's acts of for What the Chief Justice did not Formerly U^xTo 10.98 WhatiMT yoa have WDRC—Mr. and Mm. North. YOU COULD PAY ANY CAR eign policy, only one, his advocacy Devaluation was the straw know was that in the showdown aedea aC aaah or aot yaa WTHT—Town Meating of ths RUMMAGE bargain by which Mr. Bailey i ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. A ir. of the Point Fotu* program, could which set this impleasant political ^ UNLINED CORblJROY aaad laaaiaafni. Ciril aa current in motion, but the ciurent passed his proaeciitorship for Mr. today foe aaveraga agalaa$ WHAY—Captain Glenn’s Talent heneigtly be called harmonious Cotter, Mr. CotterHi proeecutor- I REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE aB hasarda. Himt. SALE with bis line oratorical deference waa ready to move any way. The ahlp was matched by the long ’ W nC —Ms and Janie. ■ manner of decreeing devaluation, delayed salary Increase for Con- JAC K ETS . . . WONS—Official Detective. to the United Nations. $ I 963 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3460 ' ne^cufs higher Judges. Mr. 4.88 Orange Hall i without consultation of France 8:46— But the footnote, in fact, sug Bailey agreed to pdss the salary Red, green and mst. Sixes 10 to 18. although It waa obvious F’rance 4848482323482353535353482353535348232323535353534823482323532348482353239023482353532323 WHAY—New*:. Sporte. 3 ^ A gested Itself when President Tru Increases for the Chief Justice 8i6fr— Wednesday, Oct. 26 man came to hla dlacuasion of would be greatly affec^ , did per and his ooUeagues If bis Cotter COTTON OR RAYON WONS—New*. haps more harm than the act It prosecutonhip were passed too. Starting At 9 A. M. Intematlonal control of the atom. Of course, the salary Increase for / 8:0»— i ' ^ * Here he again extolled the self, for it tended to increase judges lu^ no business being W DRC—W e the People. WONS—John. Steele, Adventur- Sponsored by Daughters Baruch Plan, which la already French siunpidons that the United made part of such a legislative ROBES . . . $4.88 States and Britain are moving to bargain. It deser\-ed to paw on , er. of Liberty L.O.L.I., No. 125 half dead, as a take or leave it Sizes 12 to 20. Formerly 5.98. WHAY—Moonlight Matinee, gether with France on the outalde Its own merits. But It didnt, oomeratone of American policy .and-the good Chief Justice can w n c—Bob Hope. Has the United Nations, which is in the role-‘of a second rate power. add another first to his knowl 8l8S>r WDRC—Ufe with Luigi. "greater than any of Its mam- That seems to ha all France is, edge of Connecticut poUtlca. but Frenchmen do not like to be The appointment of Cotter also W TH T—New*. bera," the right to devise Its own WONS—Mysterious Traveler, treated aa if it were so. marked the first time in Con SURGICAL - plan of atomic control? Does Mr necticut history that a mere w n o —Fibber McOee and Molly Truman really believe, that “ no proeecwutorship has been such a the whole bench. single naUon can always have |U G ny Day booB to iRirSAN SUPPORTS w a y ?” After the false, but not up- There will. If Mr./rruman con pleasurable, revival ot summer, tinues his past r^erd, be other "SpeelallzInK In Firs ^ f e r e you huy and before the first glimpse of Protrrtlop" footnotes to h i / "high leV^l" wrtnter white, there comes a day speech yesterday. They will come that is neutral and gray- It be when he calls th, as he did fur bis longs to no season. On Its . hill Fvf-Fvter ^ presentation of the North AUan- sides, It softly remembers the col (Fim* (Fighter) ,ttO Pact to Congress, a general as or and warmth of summer and his speech writer. Sa/
IUNCHESTEB e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2B, 1949 To Give Report Traffic Lights ^ le rtiiri KGBT American Legion Plans EIEIOZKIU ment at th* Fin* Acres section on On State Parley Now Operating Army Will Let Is Given Surprise Center street. WarilHflig Givtfen 1SMiiJ49J0p2l.1imJNl Weddings McCormick wee bom here end Usual Hallowe ’en Parties WWatl 7.it| ICTtI »0.Tq ’« D a ys a t B u rton ’« O b itu a ry lived on O nter atreet. He at Linne lx>dge. No. 72. knights of new traffic lights on Center Ifs "YiS" I* 4 aal af S al Ihmsml On 75th Birthday tended South Mencheater High By Inter-Faith Group 4 h T e e s r s g p ^ Draftees Serve Laxity W on’t Pythias ndll hold its regular meet- street at the intersection of Broad Oet ffiasa Awsnal FLUSSES. Prfraoy JacolM-Hoffner achool end than waa employed by Once mors the American T -glonaholdera of th* lucky itcdcets, end — oona(4•rar^a— yoa select meothly. ' Th* Meacheeter Herald. That Utg tomorrow night at eight in street end West Center street ere m a h s M „ jr m l i k n w Thousands to Store John B. Johnson of 45 CUnten Is planning an evening of entertain every child wll4 receive a beg of payment date and asraunt Esspsef for Shorter Period• • was SO years ago before The Her d u l l ' Chester Memorial hospital to aa* Orange Hall. Supreme Represen ment for the young people of Man In aucceasful operation. Chief of street, reached his 76th milestone Be Tolerated :> Local Shrine ’ slat In equipping a 86-room addl- Hallowe'en goodies. The ertar- your hoossty. Pboae, cease ia TODAY. ■ ! _ — _ ald had moved from its old loca • i - tative, John R. Wennergren, Alex- Chester, in the form o f HeHowe’in teinment will be concluded with Police Herman Schendel said to 252 Deaths ■, | Sunday. Mrs. Johnson thought the K n i c h t S tlon. W* take greet pride In edvla- andar Berggren and Gu«tave Gull or tilt thou-fPtJaniM, Mw. D. (CoatthMd from P*C* Om ^ tion at the North End of town. TaU Cedars, parties to be hsid Monday evening, th* showing of movies.. day. 'i w i Middle turnpike, Cynthia L_ event should be recognised and ac (Oonttliaed from Fage Om ) 1 ing you of thia unique clvlt under- represented Linne Lodge at the McCormick also worked as a re October 31. The children’s parties At the High School, Legion of h*ppy ■hopper* who Miss Minnie Nyqntot S y n a - taking and wish to add that the Grand Lodge convention held in More traffic lanes ere yet to be eeussnrfftusf tratt fO 8af vm* Nightie, Doris Dancosse, 106 West by release of 21-month inductees cordingly arranged a surprise sup porter for The Hartford Coitrant O f Columbus, will begin at 7:00 p.m. and run Commander Michael McDonnell painted before th* work Is com thronged Burton’* durta« "Wom- Miss Minnie Nyqulst, of .9 Hem per party in her husband's honor. Harold C Urey, one of the na ► • a ____ r ’l L - . . - : *pootaneou* enthusiasm and to- West Haven last Tuesday. They street, RockvlUe, Conn.; Boston lock street, died yesterday at the and enlistees who came Into the and The Hartford Times before at gogne. Sponsor Circus .^ration tr until approximately 9 o'clock. In vrill be in charge of the Hallowe't n pleted, he said. : m ’a Duy*” at Isat week, *nd Royal Petticoat, L. Gould, 42 Army as a redult o.f the selective A total of forty relatives and tending the Oolumbie School’ of tion’s foremost ptomio scientists. among the men working wlU give their report oh the con charge of the following chairmen; Dance for the teen-agers. Door FINANCE ca Memorial hospital. Miss Nyqulst in the promotion o f . this project vention at the mMting. The five new police cruisers ere 2nd Heer • HATi TH fAltl BUKOHW .....Jilt sight of a few laolated Homestead street; Handee Child's was bom in Sweden, February 15, service law. ,, friends atfiiiiilded from New Brit Joummlam. Moving to California, "I take the most violent axeep- Donald Hemingway at the West prizep will be awarded to tie hold now in service. Edward Wilson, ain, Bristol, New London, Rock' he waa public relations and per Circus days art coming to Man- should be a source of great pleas The following Grand Lodge of 783 auuN Siam , MANoasna, comm. . malea dodglnK behind pUlara Dress, Mrs. F. D. Lewis, 58 Sum 1874, and came to thia country as "Upon completion o f 12 months' tloii to this security charge,’* he Side Rec. . ers of lucky tickets et intervals police mechanic;, has completed th* mer street; Handee Oiild’a Dress, service, these men. will be offered ville, Hartford and this town and sonnel men for Inauranoe compan. chsster soon. .This is ths result ure end pride to yod through hav ficers were elected at the conven Carl Pries* at the East Side Rec. during the evening. Ton. OM 3410 • OorM Hevey, YU MiANoew poaU *ad drew blna with a look a young girl. She had resided in told a reporter In Rochester, N. ing furthered th* Idea of greatvr tion: Grand Chancellor, Charles O. transfer o f th* radio sets from th* Mrs. Florence Downing, 821 Main Manchester many years. She was Immediate separation, beginning remembertd him with personal lea at San Martnq. of a d*cl*i(m of on inter-faith Martin Seraaso at St. James’s O'Bright'a orchestra 'A-lll funimh old to th* new police cats. 1m m oM n iuUmO •( m wrt— dw tom of utter chagrin on their facea gifts, currency, and he also understanding and brotherhood b Chamberlin of West Haven; G.V. we hope by now you have estab- street" , ~ - a member of the Covenant Con Dec. 1. Thine yeera ego he purchased Y. ’Thia secrecy business is I to aid Manchester Memorial school. ' k the music from 3:00 to 12:00. Perlcrest SWp. Mrs. Gilbert ceived s shower of cards and sev the Tribune, e weekly n ew spm r tween men of all faiths. With be.->t C., Joseph Friedman -of Bridge Cecil Kittle at Silver Lane At both the children’s . ties Uahed their IdenUty. Thoae refu- gregational church. She leasres a 'This action has Just been ap hampering our atomic energy de Q■pi tital. Msmbera at Omar Shrine wishes. port: G. Prelate. Albert Helm of Hunt P. O. , Box 148; Gaylene brother, Conrad Njrquist, of Brook proved by the secretary of de eral telegrams. with a circulation of 2,250. Un Cflub, Nutmeg Forest, Tail Cedars Homes Community Onter. end the teen-agers’ dance, it is geaa from female execuUves, were The buffet table was most at velopment.’’ "John E. Hayford, Grand Knight, PlalnviUe; Q. Sec’y. E. E; Aspinall BODE otJiET thui Mr. Burton* ®nd Hand Bag, Mrs. William Fish, 31 lyn, N. T,;. two slaters, Mrs. Os fense, who has the authority un der McChrmtek’e guidance, th* Tri- of Lebanon, (Campbell oouncU, Mark Holme* *t the Y. M. C. A. hoped that as many as possible Waddell road;' Baar A Beards tractive arith chrysanthemums in btme has incream to a ' cli'cula- Urey called the present empha Campbell council, Knights of of PlalnviUe; G. Treoa., Francis Howard Dowd at the V, F. W. of the guests will add to Uie MRS. LELAND HUNT Ua aaalatant, Karl Gold, who were car Johnson and Mrs. HJalmar B. der the selective service act to re KnighhLof (Jolunibuit Sn(i the 8o- Columbus, i ye'Jng Scarf, Mrs. E. Price, 76 Unnmore Carlson, of Manchester. a variey of fall colors and yellow tion of 3,200. The paper is pub sis on secrecy "a lot of damned clalU Actions group of TempleTempr Beth “ E. Kora of Durham; G. M. A., building. holiday spirit' by, coming in cos IM Henry Street ouated from their positions as duce the 21-month period of serv foolishneiM,” and said that! if he “John 8. O. Rottner, CheL;- an. Victor Buttree of Stamford; O. I. delve; Judy Kent Child's Blouae, The funeral service will be held tapers. A feature of the table dec lished on Wednesdays and uses the Sholom com the preliminary Harold Olds at the American tume. BJL. MMdlebary Celleg* president and aaslstant manager, ice specifled. had his way he would "fire all the Social Aetiona group. Temple Beth G., RiUph Laribee of Southington; by the popular vote of the entire Mrs. J. Roglis, 205 School street; Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock at 'This program will affect some orations was a birthday cake made mail for'distribution. The Tribune committee which is sposiaorlng the Legion building. Former the Watkins Funeral Home, the in the form of a lamb by Mra Rus employs a staff of .18. security guards emplt^ed by the Sholom. G. O. (}., Alfred Cohen of Hartford Harold Belcher at the Porter Noraery School Teacher staff of Burton’s, for the ^ e « Exquisite Form Bras, Mrs. L. 24,000 inductees and 6,000 21- event "Walter B. Joyner, President, welHiHI for “Women's Days Sales.’’ They Genovesi, 167 North Main street; Rev. Carl M. Hclgerson, paator of sell Maron, and a pleasant social McCormick. has a manidj AEC except those at the Los Ala The purpose of th* presentation and Trustee, Horace Peckham of Street School. SaWna*. California. month volunteers. We anticipate mos laboratory” In New Mexico, Omar Shrine club. Manchester. wnxt replaced with a staff of wom<^ Playtex Nursery Pack, Ann Frey, the Covenant (Congregational that most of these men will take time waa enjoyed. daughter, Mrs. Ribhard Vaiider- of the circus In Mencheater at the Phil Tengarone at th* Holllater Teaeber o f Kindergarten, H i G H i m church, will officiate. Interment \ ^ Mr. Johnson is employed hoof, who is married to a doctor, on the ground that "progress W State Armory from Friday, No "Gustave A. Peterson, Ormd David McKenzie of Bridgeport Farmington, Me., State an who were elected by the gro 149 Summit atreet; Coro Earring advantage o f our offer and re' Tall . Cedar, Nutmeg Forest No. Street School. at the store to take over the ad- will be in the family plot in East ipomfixer in the velvet weaving de- and a alx-months-old grand better than dead secrets.’’ vember n , through Sunday, No wae elected Supreme Representa At each of the above location), INSURE . Tenbhers College and Necklace, Dot Welnhold, 63 quest separation as soon as their U8, Tall Cedars *f Lebanon." tive for four years. These officers t a l N i l k r mlnlstraUve duties, and co n «- Walker street; 6 Pr. Topspun cemetery. Friends may call at 12-month tour is ended. However, rartment of (ffieney Brother*. He daughter. AEC Commissioner Siimner T. vember 18, Is to eld In equipping the festivities will start with with the funeral home after 7 p. m the new addition to the hospital, Beatdaa th* leaders ir.entioned In were Installed In ceremonies held games, followed by e Grand March qoently put the men to a'lama with Cfliild's Hose, D. Hagenow, 582 all 30,000 of the men affected will has two children, a daughter, Mr*. Pike said . the commission might the night letter ether members of McKin n e y b r o t h e r s Announces the Open Ute skill and enthusiasm with Wednesday. Mrs. Maxwell B. Jacobs Thomas MriMnn at Brlatol, and a be open to criticism for waste— soon to be built. Each day there at the Masonic 'Temple Tuesday at which costumes will be Judged Real Estate sad lasaraaee INk ao laaiarl... the omc to build is now. Then’s no Bush Hin road; 8 Pr. Topspun be offered these options; the preliminary committee aie: night. ■ ' I ' ( which they executed their plans. (^ Id ’B Hose. Mrs. A. Gosek, Pin- son, \ George B. Johnson at thia althouggh "none of the waste 'was vill be a matinee performance of and prizes awarded. In addition, 505 Main St. Tel. «0«0 ing of a Play School betese bay far ymsr nmney, and yon gain ail the seouiiy^ Options Offered Death Stalks Downey Brothers circus et 2:30 Supt. William P. Slover arid "'red Mr. Burton and Mr. Gold, in or ney. street Ellington, Conn.; 8 Pr. Mias Shirley Marie Hoffner, town;\ two granddaughter* *nd Intentional” —but he Insisted se door prizes will be won by the two der not to appear too conspicuous 1. Immediate separation from o’clock, n-lth two shows in th* T. Ebertiart of Manchester Me For Pre-School Children aosnlottaodaatiifeciMMoiFbaviiigyonrown home NOW. Topspun Child's Hose, B. Mitch Soroptimist Club^s the Army, after completing 12 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William three grandsons. Hi* son and his curity has been maintained. morial hospital; Stewart Ken-ecy, in ouch an atmosphere of activity, Hoffner. of 73 Florence street, and family entertained their parents at Europe Area The eengresslonal committee’s evening at 1 o’clock and 9:80 Omar Shrine Club See ns soon. . . wc’U be ^sd to point oat why disn’* were doled out a few important ell, 11 Edwards street; 6, Pe. Top- months o f service, with the Re o'clock. All seaU will be unre Daniel Hair and John Fox of Nut Beginning November 1 spun Child's Hose, A, Johnson, Hallowe’en Party serve Component obligations pro Maxwell Hollis Jacobs, of 75 Lin dinner on Saturday ..evening In minority report (wid: meg Forest, Tall Cedars of Leb •e tcesoa le delay any longer. lobe, such as picking up papers recognition of the birthday. ‘We cannot tolerate a leisure served. fttnn the floor, wrapping packages, 227 West Center street;' 8 Pr. vided by the law. den street, son of the late Mr. and tmm ms* oiiel Promised Fine Show anon; Maurice E. O'Connor, Fos Harvest Meeting! Monday Through Friday Mrs. Baynard Jacobs, were united ly, wasteful or Incompetent ad and once out of the utter generos Topspun Child’s Hose, Mrs. '2. Completion o f 21 months of Downey Brothers, through OoL ter H. Wniiams, Charles MtCiartby, Who Says We Can't Wash 9 to 11 A. M. LUMBER AND Eleanor Rudas, 171 Oak street Sixteen members of the Sorop. service, with the same Reserve in marriage Saturday at 11 o'clock son* to death*and 18 others to ministration of our program.” Robert Downey, their represenU- John E. Lyons and Luke D, Pbill'p* ity of the female of the species, It added that "we would fall Mr. Burton was allowed to go into 6 pr. Topspun ehlld's hose, Mrs timtst Club held a Hallowe’en component obligation. In St. James's church. Rev. Robert Transfers Listed long prison terms for “terroristic tive, has promised the committee of the Knights of Columbus. Tb* The Omar Shrine CHub is hold Limited Enrollment McK in n e y SUPPLY CO. party in Tolland last evening, on short of our obligation to the Om- ing Ita Harvest meeting at the Your Car? the window to rescue a little puppy Susan Parla, 61 Essex street; t "3. (Completion of a total of 35 Wood performed the double-ring subversive activities.’’ that eU the special variety acU preliminary committee.will be en BOLTON NOTCH invitation of Mrs. Marjory Peter months of service, which would ceremony. Miss Jane Nackowski, Four of the 18 sentenced to greaa and to the American people usually ssen in a presentation of larged before the circus is ptc- Oak Lodge Wednesday evening. TEI,. MAN. 2-4525 that was enjoying himself upset pr. Topspun child's hose, Mrs. K. By State Police if we gloss over or excuse the CaO 2-9898 ting the various dlsplaya under Murawski, 16 Knighton street; son o f that town,'formerly of .Man- wipe out the obligation to enter a ■organist, played the bridal marches prison got life. Details of Uielr this kind will be offered to the ■eiitsd. The dinner wilt be supervised and Why Sure We Will chesUr, Two of the Rockville alleged crimes were not made pub- weaknesses in the operation gt thia public of Manchester and vicin catered by Howard Murphy. How the cold look of the window-man pr. Topspim child's hose, M. Hor Reserve component after separa and sang “Ave Maria.” White and program.’’ nequins. owitz, 139 East Center street Soroptlmlsts also attendsd. tion. > yellow chrysanthemums decorated Uc. ity. ard' states that the meal will be state Poliee Commissioner Ed' In CMechealovaMa, where police and we DON'T use water All in all, the shoppers were shampoo, wave by Beauty Nook When they arrived they found ;"4. IbUistment in the regular the altar. ward J. Hickey today vith sn draped from a seed pearl tiara, ford Springs to Hartford; Tyron "c /o Drew Pearson, and late garden flqwers. attend the meeting on this date car—No need to. MANCHESTER GAS CO. OFFICE of Loft candy, Nancy Knofla, Oak hbt rolls and coffee made by Mrs cb igation to serve in one cf the ci and her bridal bouquet w m of Smith, Hartford, Gordon to Staf- the government'* churCb control , “ 1813 29th Street Northwest Guests who were present from and enjoy ktanchester hospitality. free corsage to each and every law as a violation of church rights. We Pick Up and Deliver employee, to the time the "Wom- Lodge, Oakland street; box of Peterson. vilian components for thie: to live whlte chrysanthemums. lort Springs, The annual communion at mem “ Washingtoa, D. C. Hartford, Middletown and Man Loft candy, H. Libby. 368 Wood The president. Mrs. Alice years, depending on the type of The matron of honor, wore a follo^ng wen _ all bers of Campbell council, Kpigbt* But the bishopa added they were "Reference is mad* to our tele chester, presented Mr. and Mrs. Biggest Beetle . m ’s Days Sale" was ended, each allowing the priests to comply with and every customer agreed that lafid atreet; box of Loft candy, Clampet. conducted a brief bust' unit they Join, 'ibis should prove a gown of pink taffeta and carried wewbera of the last graduating of Oolumbua In commemoration of phone conversation of today. Rogowakl with twenty-live silver THURSDAY, OCT. 27— 2 P. M. the executive ability of women was Rita Handley, 81 Russell street ness meeting after which Program valuable dsaet to the National clasa and have been transfericd th* law because they would other “W* have put into effeist Mr. dollars and various pieces of silver The largest beetle of the lOO.oOO , an arm bouquet of pink chry- the deceased membere o f the coun wise be subject to arrest and pros indeed superior to the men's. No 3 passes to State theater, Mrs. Chairman Miss Jennie Wind took Guard and to the Organized Re santhcmuRis. The bride’s mother from the traffic dirision to field Psarson'e ideas of brotherhood. flatware. known species in the world is the BANTLY’S SERVICENTER one was less surprised at this de Edmond Faber. 6 Dover road charge of the game perold, and serve (Corps.’’ stations; Joseph C. Fltsgibbocs, cil, will take place next Sunday at ecution. Men of all faitha have J .lned A delicious luncheon w it served brow'n Goliath beetle of equatorial 333 MAIN STREET was attired in teal blue crepe, with 8t. Bridget's ctaurdL Rev. Robert The biahops’ new stand waa ex Africa. It is about four inches clsion than the salesgirls them Garay belt, Esther Nelson, 57 all enjoyed the fun until about corsage of yellow roses. A recep- Quinebaug, to Stafford Springs; hands in the promotion of an in and ths usual social pastimes en Carroll, chaplain of the, council pressed in a statement made avail joyed. long. selves. They knew it all the time. Tanner street; 24 bottles of Coca 10:30, when they took leave of tionH.,n followedeoiinw.'H at thefh home nfof fhethe W. anWnm. LuU, Eist inh-, Hartford, to door circus for the benefit o< Men- The Prise Winners ■ Cola, Mrs. E. Bom, 18 Hollister their gracious hostess, pronounc Stafford Springs; John Lombardo, wUl celebrate the 7:30 mass at able to the western press. It rep Guard Stand bride's parents for approximately resented a retreat from previous Listed below are the winners street; 24 bottles of Coca Cola. ing the party the JoUiest ever Waterbury, to Litchfield: and Ed which members will receive com Cooks are faced with the prohlem of 100 guests. mund Stemiak, Forestville, to munion in e body. outspoken oppoalUon to .the r’-.uich and their prizes, drawn at the A. Pitkin, 66 Pitkin street; 24 given by the club. When the couple left for an itore yesterday afternoon: bottles of Coca (Cola, Olga A. Thursday evening the members Gets Backing Canaan. Following th* mass a eommu contral bill. serving tasty and tempting meals to 135.00 Gift Certificate, Elane unannounced wedding trip the nion breakfast 'wUl be served In Church aources have reported Coils, 84 West Middle Turnpike win visit the Memorial Hospital bride was wearing a wine suit, grey that nearly 300 priests have been whet the family^a appetite 36 5 daya Vew», 9 Walnut street; Coat, Pat 24 bottles of (Coca C^la, Mrs. D. Annex, about seven o’clock for a S t Bridget’* ban. Joseph P. Dyer Horan, 60 Thomas Drive; Warner's (Continued from Page One) and black accessories. On their re is chairman of the committee pre Jailed for expressing oppoaition to Franklind, 47 Deerfield Drive program by Mrs. Lura Mohr- turn they will make their home for Former Resident ithe measure. o f the year and still keep the family Girdle, Mrs. K. Lynne, 77 Ash 24 bottles of (Coca Cola, Robert bacher of Thompsonvllle which paring for the event worth street; Cbro Bracelet and federalization and submit It to De the present with the bride’s par Wright, 4 Lockwood atreet. they are giving as a treat for the fense Secretary Louis Johnson’s ci ents and receive their friends after budget in line. They will be inter* Necklace, R. Pallier, 14 W. Middle patients there. Visiting in Town Turnpike; Chas. of the Rita Oos- vilian component policy board. November 1. ■oetlcs, Mrs. K. Heal, 40 Irving Cramer Adds Protest The bride presented to her ested in seeing Mrs. Mixter demon* Johnson Mum The chief of the National Guard matron of honor a bracelet and Herbert H. McCormick, former atreet; Flexie Bra and Girdle, Dor Herald reporter and now editor othy Jacobson, 92 Princeton street Aged, Blind bureau of the Army also added his Mr. Jacobs gave a tie pin and cuff t f * strate these 4 complete time-saving voice to the chorus of protests links to hiis best man. and publisher o f the Ban Marino Korday Skirt, Marjorie Doherty, On '^Shakeup Tribune In San Marino, (Tallf., S -fixim die bottom up! against federal control. and money-saving ^‘Everyday Din 746 Center street; Coro Pin and Aid Mounts PRICQ) TO'^ SELL! MaJ. Gen. Kenneth F. C?ramer stopped in Manchester for a few Necklace, Mrs. H. Risley, 104 West hours today to renew his ,many ners.” ,< Cbnter street; Children's Corduroy (Continued from Page One) said the guard has made remark Hospital ^otes \ able postwar progress "despite be acquaintances. McCormick' flew Jacket Bet, Mrs. Ralph Foyle, 6 CoDtInned from Page Ob* from the coast to visit relatives 1949 MERCURY DELUXE Arm Satton Mixter Ridgewood street; Mayfair Che Navy and Air Force matters with ing subjected to constant attack Rone Servlco Director sometimes regretably from Pttlents Today .. — ...... —161 In Middletown. nille Robe, Bctlma Sommers, 92 the preside it.” officials throughout the nation as The former local man remarked The Hartford Gas Compaqy the most equitable. within.” He mentioned both the Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Helen Drive A; 'Ihomas Textile Child's He said there was no significance Boyd, Rockville; Anthony Ansaldl that the town has undergone eX' 2-DOOR SEDAN Robe, Mrs. D. Harrison. Foster In Matthews appearing with him. Commissioner Smith said the $8 Army and the Air Force. tensive changes since his last visit t Increase over pa>Tnents o^a year Bolton; Miss Catherine Ward. 46 street, R.F.D. No. 1, South Wind It has been his custom right along Cottage street: Philip Ott, Elling here 11 years ago. Especially no Fully equipped, including custom slip covers. This sor; Carter’s Nightie, Mary Par to take the Army, Navy and Air ago la atm "inconclusive.’’ He said ticeable, he said, waa the develop- “OVEN DINNER” “OVEN DINNER” this was based on the change In ton: Mrs. Shirley Gustafson, 501 tridge, 121 Branford street. Fpree secretaries - In turn to the Small Business Hilliard street; Robert Kervan. 46 $2,500 Mercury looksHkc new . . . runs like new . . . and ' Ro-Jane Slip, Joyce McMeekln, White House on his weekly discus the average payment spread over Ham Loaf Horseradish Sauce Deep Sea Delight 17,500 cases after the review of Strickland street; Mrs. Katherine carries a new ear warrantee. Guaranteed original low 36 East Center street; Jane IrwiU sion with the president. Johnson Ketsh, 307 Gardner atreet: Mrs. Browned Potatoes with Cheese added. only 1.000 Individuals. About 4,- Will Get Work Rtileage—driven by oiie owner. Buttered Grated Carrots Sw’eater, Mrs. James Salters, 153 000 cases have now been reviewed Ezekiel Benson, 19 Johnson Ter Baked Eggplant with Tomatoes Drive B; J. I. Original Skirt, Rob The reporters turned to Mat race; Mrs. Florence Elevln, 23 Pineapple Crisp Lemon Sauce Crisp Diner Salad thews. but this will not reflect In the WANTED ert Davis, 113 Autumn street; OoBttBued trum Page Ob* (himberland street; Mrs. Mildred Coffee Child's Dress by Love, Mrs. S. R. "What have you to say?” they average until they are figured In It’ s y ou n for only $1695 Brownies Coffee asked him. October and November records, Waslev, 20 Academy street. Kennedy, 2(0 Lllley street: College- gets complaints that small busi Admitted today: Albert Dandur- General maintenance man Town- Skirt, Mrs. Harry Cook, 49 “Nothing at the moment.” Mat he said. ness does not get fair share. About $ 8 0 0 less dban brand new thews said. "It will take several months be and, 351 Summit street; Edward for new Jarvis Block on Whitney road; Geisha Child's "All we have is ' a pontifical Daiieault, Suncook, N. H.; (Mmillo I “BROILER DINNER” “SKH,LET DINNER” A reporter said there seemed to fore we check all our cases and statement by Swretary Mat Main Street. Write Main Robe, MarjF Starkweather, .193 get a more conclusive increase Andlslo, 461 Woodbrldge street. Voodbridge street; Textron'Nylon be a question whether Navy Capt. thews,” he observed. "I hope John Crommelin, who precipitated figure," he said, "The $8 Increase Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Ada Street Corporation. 6 Dover Ground Meat Patties with stuffed Peppers iSlouse, Gladys Bond, 47 La,ncaster there will be clear cut evidence in Watson, 29 Crestwood drive: Mrs. Road, statini; qualifications, the congressional investigation, which has showed up -to date, the future.” BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. Bleu Cheese Topping Savory Cairots Tomato Sauca rocul; Peerless Bag (Hand), Barba would be brought before a court however, indicates a continual up Joan Hulsv, 52 Ardmore road; experience, references and ! ra Yurkshot. 69 Russell street; Ka- The 'committee is to devote the Broiled Sweet potatoes - Hot Muffins martlHl. ward trend In payments.” Andre'S' Goldscluieider, Andover; salary expected. ‘ Your Direct Factory Pontiac Dealer dln Hand Bag, M. Verilli, 112 rest of the week to Federal pro William Roper. 1097 Main street: Broiled Tomato Halves . Yankee Cole Slaw '•That's a Navy matter,” John He noted that the average curement practices. Then it will Princeton street: Graceline Hand son said. check has risen from $46.51 In Dr. Jacob Tennent, 74 Haynes 155 CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER TEL. 2-4545 Hot Rolls Tossed- Green Salad - Upside-Down Peach Puddings Bag, Mrs. Wallace A. Geiger, 718 Matthews and Deputy Secretary turn to tax problems affecting the Silver Cake Chocolate Icing August, 1947, to $69.16 for the anti-trust laws. street. No Telephone Inquiries Whipped Cream North Main street:. Philip Morris Stephen Early were among those same month this year. Discharged today: Mra. Maxine Coffee Coffee Cheat, Virginia Benson, 17 Haynes who met with Johnson at the Pen Predicts Additional Rise __ Rice and son, 38 Bunoe drive; 'street: Philip Morris CJhest, Mar tagon before the White House call. The welfare official predicted 1 Mra. Nellie Kittle, 13 Ford jorie Wilde, 67 E\-ans avenue. East However, Amriy Secretary Gor that the present $8 increase fig- I.VisJesl ▼▼ d l l A l f U l street; John Grlbbon. 16 CSiurch Hartford. don Gray and Air Secretary W. ure over a year ago will "rise” iai street. Philip Morris Cheat, Louise Stuart Symington were both out more of the 17,500 cases are re Births yesterday: A daughter to Shea, 64 Birch street; Philip Mor of the city. They were represent Hitting Homes ris Chest. Mrs. A. G. Whitney, 21 viewed. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kristoff ed by Acting Army Secretary Since “economic conditions” 308 School street; a daughter to Church street; Philip Morris (jheat, Tracy Voorhees and Acting Air (Continued from Page One) Jane-N. Foran, 17 Gerard street; Secretary Eugene Zuckert. will play a jnajor role in any in Mr. and Mrs. Bruno AUczl, 63 Bis- crease the commissioner said it sell streeL Child's Kate Greenaway Dress. for the dissident unions, but their Mrs. John Zwick, 104 Church would difficult to predict what Miss Alyce SaHshuiy, who w ill the higher payment average may membership is approximately one- street; Faberge Ck)logne Set. Mrs. sixth of the entire CIO fold. John Pieseik, 30 Columbus street: Aclion Looms reach. INCREASE BRAKE assist Mrs. Mixter in the dem- The 1949 Lggialsture not only Almost certainly, the Executive Touthcraft Girdle, Mrs. Rosa board is more anxious to find ways Begg, 162 Princei*^ atreet: Youth- On Jerusalem removed the payment ceiling, but and means of Im ping the large onjlration, is our Home Serv craft Pantle Girdle, Mm. Hall enabled persona to obtain aid aft' tpllowing of the rebellious union OM1B B IG D*liv*fe4 bate - at new lower Golden Anniver Stewart, 215 Henry, street; Two er one, rather than five years’ res leaders than to cut this large seg ice representative in Manches Pair Dupllquette Hose, Mrs. Rus- (Ckintinu^ from Page One) idence in CkmnecticuL MILEAGE 30%! sary prices, you cao buy this 135-HP Padtard ment of memherahip loose. ■ell Hager, 74 Henry street; Two In ,New York, charges were USED E i^ t, six-passeoger Q u b Sedan for only ter. Miss Salisbury will be Pair Dupllquette Hose, Mrs. Clar kans by a special peace making aired that the non-conformist CIO ence Fogg, 133 Parker street; Two committee. The discussion wss Public Records union* were making rdady to form CAR Gei More Driving-^More Safe Driving .03* glad to consult with you on P^lr Dupllquette Hose, Mrs. G. S. sidetracked yesterday by a ur. ilng a new Ck>mmuniat-dominated fed Keith, 172 Middle Turnpike, east; fire of accusations made by Rus eration. This declaration, by -—With Our ponded Brake] Lining *2324 your homemaking problems. TVo Pair Dupllqiiette Hose, Ann sia and her satellites that Greece Permit* Peter Aversa, president of District SALE Extra ball and relief baaringa—more •StM* md Im I «sm«, n mut. W m*k at a PacJtard ter, 34 F. Garden drive; Coro Ear Hudson If your brakes need relining or adjusting bring your car here for MemI: Now that yon're so close to the price of a federate with Ethiopia, demand In of Delaware, all right, title or In $165 — we (tften invite diem to take a The list goes on and on, and on^— Packard— why not earn one! rings and Bin. Mrs. Floyd Hull, dependence or be divided l twee.i terest In service stations of Earl J. that extra measure of safety. A complete brake job now will give you You Are Cordially Invited— Come and Bring Your Friends Birch road. Sntith Coventry; Scam- Ethiopia and the Angin-Egyptian safe driving this winter. "road’*-eye view.” W e like to describe and it covers all the big reasons for • ‘ ask tmi man who owns ONI • prufe Slip, r.l^rs. VV. Roscoc, 24 Campbell Main street and Middle Studebaker' Conpo FREE RECIPES FOOD GIFTS Sudan. U was one of several com- turnpike and Henry A. Scballer et hidden values such as these: Packard’s superior safety and comfort Laurel place: Bcamprufe Slip. Mrs, 'promise offera In an attempt to Frank JTlncta, 67 Washington ux, 342 EMst O nter atreet. S395 NO TICKETS NECESSARY get 'something done with Britiea, Everett P. and Grace E. Lath Overkanled * P * * ^ * ' Be a Safe Driver .. * D ou bla^ k h pan al body eanstructioii . . . and Packard’s amazingly low street; FowneS Gloves, Charlotte Libli. and Somaliland during Uiic Heim, R.F.D. llo. 2, Andover, rop to (flifford A. and Leona F. OldsmoMIe operating and upkeep cost. session. Bombard, property on Goodwin —over a frame that looks husky Conn.; Rojene Slip, Mariljm Forde t-Dr. Sedan 94 Spruce street; Formost Panty streeL enough to be a battleship’s backbone! Aqd how consistent has Packard Girdle, Mrs. A. Glidle. 47 Branford B. J. HoU to Grover I. and Har La Salle atreet; Princess Wallet, Mrs. T. riet A. MitcheU, property on Spaciol alloys that make the engine quality been— in the hidclen features, Manchester Office Open Thfirsday ?iighu for AppU Three Small Fires Sedan , Bhea, 47 Warren street. New Lon Chambers streeL almost ”wear«proof.” Faa: In high- is well as the on-the-«urface features? don, Conn.; McKern Girl's Jersey, James L. and Estelle M. Perry ' . Demonstration and Sides Fhylll* Allen, 126 Autumn street; In the South End to George L. and Lillian C. Legler, spaed, 2$,000-mile endurance runs, Answ er: O f ail the Packards built^— Do You Know Dodge Sedan 595 ^ McKern GlrV* Jersey, Janet Git- property on Jarvis road. Paduird cylinder wear is less than the in the last 50 years— over 50% are bartson. 429 Center street; Thomas eSarence S, Barlow to First Na The South Manchester Fire De Chevrolet Conpe, still in service! ISI-HS ItOHT .I’SS-HS SUMS US.N7 C U tTO B ’ Long Jewelry, Mrs. A. OagUar- partment was called out thrie tional Bank of Manchester, two T h o t -- thidcttcss o f this newspaper page! dnlle, 56 Wadsworth atreet. times since yeaterday .-iftemoon to parcels on Main street. *^*’**- S65 Long Craft Jewelry, Verna Lou- put out fires. Marriage licensee Manchester Memorial Seat ,\W rle, 75 Haynes street; piue Swan Demiano Nicosia, of 40 Eldridge Oat the story of PACKA RD iho lost word in outomotic, no-ehift conlrelt At 3:12 yeaterday Hose Com Hospital is open day Ford Model $ 5 9 FaJamaA Mrs. A. Gourley, 81 pany One extinguished a .'ire Li atreet end . Lena Tiauecla Cama- Manchester Division Drive A; Bulette Blip, Deborah the woods between West end Coop rata, of 40 E3dridge street, wed and night with a staff '31 «A ” Sedan Tbstttg. Columbia, Conn.; Bulette er streets. ding et S t Jamei'a church Oct. 29. of experienced people BUp, Bylria Helfrlck, 14 Westmin (>snpany Four put out a fir* in (Carles Arthur Smeeton of ^ Hartford Gas Co. ster road; Btylemart Hand Pag. Hartford and Doris Alice Kelah, of who are on duty, ready McCLURE an automobile on ^ u th Main atreet ISNOMB X . litUe, 189 Fern street; Btyle- last night at 8:45, 123 Onter street' weddlM No to assist all thoae seek BRUNNER'S INCORPORATED - mart Hand Bag, Mrri Irvin Du- Thia morning at 10:60 Company vember 5 by Rev, Fred R. EMgar. AUTO CO. jgN, M Brewer sirset, Itast ThrMrwas calli^ to 29 Cook e’ 'e».t. Attachment ing admittance, wheth "Hudson Sales & Service’ . ( $58 East Center street, Manrhoster R a r t f ^ Conn.; Btytdmart. Hand The tenant was burning paper in Johnson Paint company against er rich or poor, citizen^ .373 Main St, Manchester Waranoke Realty company, claims la g , Mrs. B. O. Cartwrightv 78 the badt yard and u si'read to a or stranger. ' Tei. 2-9442 ftugfbrd ftnM : 2 Pr. RgUe Bhar- dump qearby. No serious damage $360 attac^yes two parcel* on Ver merna, Jhee Me^mey^T Hack- resulted from any of the three non street-. Action returiiaWe to Open Eves, and Sundsj' ■ -,l tows court of MaBChestdt' ilANCHBS'rBR BVBNINO HERALD,vMANCHESTBB, CONNn TUESDAI, OCTOBER 26, 1949 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1949 l>AGE BLBVBT. 1 ed that without adequate advance pash the hotel. He saw Runyon Half Mile Distance preparation, cohditiona after an holding the gun at a window. ST. BHIDGET’S Emergency Doctor* atomic bombardment would be far ’T heard a shot,” he said. ” 1 more serious," think I said ’stop, you crazy fool.' FffiST ANNUAL Board Denies House Dr. John B. Sutphin, t '. Big Danger Sector He tul-ned around and started omore H e 6015, and Dr. Howard Lork- cursing me. "tb t* people started MASQUERADE DANCE ward, 2-4269, are physicians of In A-Bomb’s Blast Woiiiicls Teu; i runhing in all directions out o f the 52 Feet Under Size the Manchester Medical Asso hotel.” Benefit of Church R e ^ ir FuR'|- ciation who will respond .to Kills Himself A s alarm swept the town, am 8:30 to li;3 0 F R I D ^ OCTOBER 28 Reds* Manager Sets Pace emergency calls tomorrow aft (Caatliiaed tram Page One) bulances sped the ten miles to Irish Retains Top By applicant was represented by A t ---- Pontiac with the injured. American Legion^Rome, Leonard Street Lujack and Conerly > t torney John D. LaBelle. LaBelle ernoon, Dr. Sutphin for pedia Liutroif Ty|»e Lacks trics and Dr. Lockward fot attack? Bauer and Hogness rec (Continued trum Page One) Earlier Runyon had spoken to • Refreshmei^ uFan •Frizes E A R L W. said that the business was left to ommend preparedness measiues some "of hia victims. Including r About Balbroom-Swed Francis Donahue, a brother, upon adults. * Do n a t i o n s i .00 HERALD not much different from those for cently and he had become despond-1 Zurawski. j Position in AP PoU YOST the sudden death of his father in any other kind of bombing. /"Cal! 7116 Or 6337 Are Ranked One, Two ■ Space; Hearing Jams April. Thomas wants to contin -i ent, • Told About TronMea Sports Editor Baqsir and (•Hogness call for edu A t his Udy farm house was found j .Iji* to jj he had plenty of Municipal Chambers ue in the business, but was unable Gardner atrest In a. Rural ions, cation and planning for an atom! ’ ANGLE to reach a satisfactory agreement and Edward 8. Adamy waa gi-mted a note saying: , trouble," Zurawski 'said. ”He also! Anny« Oklahoma, Calif.,' emergency to prevent kt'storia. “Take over, Joe. Dad's quit me ’I f a man feels tike he'a with the owner of the building permission to srect the gasoline ’Discus.’iion on types of shelters Bowling A Small World -• once again that this is • small B«for* • crowd tluit filled Uie work, (obscenity) ’em all.” going to die In his old age, , he I Rice and Michigan! Browns Star where the outlet is now occupying station for which he received fhe is perhaps sonl^what academic, Jabe White ia the proud owner of i world. Iwarlnf room of the ^Munlclpol There waa also a detailed list of | might just as well take a '^ew ; space. The lease expires in Feb Certificate of Approval. as an atomic a m c k on any c;ty Follow in That Order; | ’’Little Hill Willct,” his prized From Actor to Boxer An application of Alexand* r Runyon’s posesssions. j people along with Him.’ ” , Bulldins to over-flowing leet night, ruary and the State Liquor Board may well come as a complete sur Golden Retriever. Jabe n p ^ te s Last time the writer saw Seeley Sid Luckman Not Jarvia for permiaalon to erect a Assistant Oakland County Pros- ; Mrs. Etta Ficher, 60, grey-i alied ' ______, , I Top Passer! with the Zoning Bonrd of Appeale liet- has granted a permit to Thomas prise and little in the v/s'y of Seven Are Undefeated I the concessions at the Pin# Pnar- *' MefJovem,- - - prior to last Friday « Donahue. aign, 8 feet by 13 feet on Olco'.t shelter will be utilized in advance,” ccutor George Taylor said the note ' day bartender at the hotel said th a t, —:— 1 Listed in First 10 ened ee the batUe of the Lultron apparently was meant for Run- j shortly before the shootings Rur.- macy portion of the Jarvis block night'l. fights, was at HoIUater { Judge Wesley Gryk represented street, 450 feet w4it of No. 10 in the report says. • New York, Oct. 2i;--(A*f—Notre on Center street and during his home continued after a lapee of a Rural zone waa denied. ybn’s son. Joe, Jr., a Pontiac resl-jyon had complained flint ’’three of atreet Mhooli The occasion was { R ; I Otto Graham Needs 91 the owner o f the . building, John Advise Remaining Indoors day of business serves many cus the annual sports part. After i Philadelphia, OcL 25— -Two aeven months. H ie applicant, Paul dent. my horses died and I Ic^ |2S0.” Dane, Army and Oklahoma rate 1, .R. Perkins, was seeking permission Kacmarezyk. tje said the owner W M t Side Leognt tomers. delicious strawberry shortcake had ; ^ j! Yards to Reach One sophomore passers are taking over bought the building and secured “The population o f a city must Runyon, a stocky man of me Seated at a table, Mrs. richer 2, 3 reapectlvety, among the na- to erect the dwelling, undersized McCann’s (4) Recently, a couple entered the been consumed, the writer present- ' « j from the old guard as the “ Arms the liquor permit during the war, be advisM to remain indoP)— Otto continue to run the business and current is available, and await ir,.- here. neth Frlesner, 39. was woum’ S in my Thompson, Sid Lucknian and Lot S3. His application had been Horace Pagani, 37, of 59 Holm structions. . . - at least another Saturday. Lamoureaux 109 07 ----- 206 waiting for the order, they ticed league. ’ g £. leased it to Service Package In ’Tried Blasts Inside the face and neck. He Isnew Run- ! Graham, the Cleveland Browns' Bob Waterfield have had the top -denied last Februar:J*‘ and was de stead street, has been arrested on W h ite ...... 114 90 130— 343 a framed picture hung on the wall Seeley also proved himself quite ^ ' corporated of Hartford. The lease “ A fter atomic bombardment, . He began hii rampage shortly yon and regarded the farmer as ” a ITie Irish, idle the past weekend I tricky "T" technicliui, is working spote among N F L passers preity nied again last night in the wake a charge of evading responaibility. the safest action for the .individual Guthrie . . . . . — 105 92— 19” of a Golden Retriever, nirrounded an actor when he waa one of the I ; was drawn up by the late Judge before 8:30 p. m. Accounts of wit-( nice fellow and the kind of persc.i and anting pretty with a record of much to themHelves. o f heavy opposition. • The charge was brought against civilian is to remain in the vicinily by ribbons. principals in an Abbot and Costel-' ^ ' on his “first mile” in the All- William Hyde and conUlned a nesses varied, but it was cstab- i you liked.” four triumphs in as many gamea, But league statistics releaMd In his initial application last the local man following an investi of his home and endeavor -o r -ntrol Totals ... . 527 531 602-1650 The woman asked Jabe if the lo gag, "Who’s on E’trat, What's on America Football Conference race clause that the business could not ilshed that he walked from one bar , Also wounded' at the Zurawski should prove most unwelcome today allowed the new N F L "arms” winter Perkins had used the spe gation by Patrolman Henry Gau- local fires, unless some specific Hartford Rond (6) dog was Police Chief .'Hermar. Second.” I figured Seeley was pre- for honors In total yardage. be moved without the written con to the other, standing at the w in-: bar were Howard Stites, 26, Ortoi.- guests for Navy, which has won Schendel’s famed Golden Retriever, ■t J are Johnny Lujack and CHiariey c i e name “ Lustron" home and the ruder. i ^ a n i is alleged to have reason for evacuation becomes ap only two of five starts. McCurry ... . 112 122 99— 333 paring himself for the stage but sent of the owner. In other words, dows to fire blasts inside. ; vUle. • shot in., the face and neck. If you have ever collected from 'an insurance company for “Ooldwood Michael.” Jabe replitj, The leader of the three-time Conerly. Two years tgu Lujack one presented last night stated an damaged two garage doors and parent.” Vennart . . . . . 98 87 ----- 185 I waa 100 per cent wrong. * the permit stayed with the build Patrons screamed in fright. Dale Palm, 28. Femdale. shot ,ln property or money lost by fire, accident, theft or some .triher Army, with a five-for-flve rec ”No. that’s Little Hill Wlllet. He’s champio.ns leads the conference In and Conerly were wrecking coiltge "under-sized dwelling.” windows at 10 Middle Tumpike. Hospitals must be moved out of Some dropped to the floor. A tele- the face and eyes, and Harclt ord, will entertain Virginia Mili Madsen . . . . . 93 99 120—312 Luke SetveU Young Mr. McGovern, no rela passing marks as *.iey ^ xsad While denying tlie application, ing and could not be moved. Kac- the cities, the report says. There misfortune, you'll understand what we mean by a "Happiness B. Keeney .. . 119 106 121 -346 my dog.” tion to Terrible Terry, Is one of total offense with 1,669 yards, marezyk supposedly retained pos west, while on his wsy to work at vision program was being broad-: Meston, 28, wounded in right ami tary Institute, beaten in three out one member of the board said, “ Let must be quantities of reserve beds CbiKk.” Polinskl ___ . 101 m 116 -331 :A surprise look came over the Manchester's finest fistic pros leaving him just 91 yards Jtiy ol I t o ‘”e session of the permit and only 6:45 a. m., today. cast. 1 ami chest. of five games. Luke Sewell, former major couple as they nibbled on iholr a mile ^ ^ ^ I top among undergraduate i anks us forget the name ‘Lustron.’ It for emargenejt hospitals' In ware That's.,w > . St hat w-c —call...... the- payments , _____ -* make to our policy holders Martin ...... -- -r* 9 4 - 94 pects. The North End youngster, rented it. Donahue bought the Mrs. Zurawski was shot in th e, State police said Palm might Oklahoma, victorioua In aU five league catcher and manager of sandwiches. The man rrmarked. Graham idle last week 'has I t-uja- k is a scant point ahead of does not appear in the application. Our Lady of the Most Holy houses and large buildings. neck and face. Her mother-in-law' I lose his vision from his wounds to reimburse them'for lossesto covered by their insurance. And starte, will be vlaited by Iowa the St. Louis Browns, yesterday handled by Tommy O'Nril, waa in lease from the Service Package we have yet to see one who wasn't happy to get the monet, Totals ... . 523 S2S 550-1601 "That’s funny, we are from ’ ittle am^^^era sUggeHng S ’yar^ i after*’* Our duty on this board is to decide Rosary Mother’s Circle will meet D o lo rs and nurses mu.st be was wounded in the face and chest | A t thq hotel bar Ben Pninty, (9. State, a team with four wins, one signed a two-year contract to volved In the best bout of the pro the two Incorporated in 1945. and equally happy he'd been wise enough to protect himself Hill and have, a kennel by that through the aid and only 43 gound- j tf the applcant has a hardship case at the home of Mrs. Edward mobilized, ready for Instant serv The latter’s son. Stanley Zurawski,, a hotel employe, was rto t ' .'he loss and one tie. manage the National League-Cin gram last Friday night at the ar or a peculiar lot to build on, -and L a b ile then offered to let Kac ice out of town as well as at home. before trouble struck. Broad St. Motors (6) name. Where did you get the dog?” wise. marezyk prove the legality of the Creed, 19 Emerson Street, tomor 29 was shot in the left arm. I neck, and James Grant, 60. oi Only three of last week's top 10 cinnati Reds in 1950 and 1951. mory. He decision^ Irish Eddie I Liijav k, coming in xfter Lu 1t- to sift the opposition afforded at Fire fighting must be high or Nowicki ... 127 119 97—348 White told the man and it turned lease in court because LaBelle row at 8 p. m. Oo-hoateaa w ill be The Rev. Fr. Frederick A. De- i Waterford, in the arm and chest, Incidentally, is I'OL'R fnsurance in such shape that you can retained the same places in the Sewell managed the Browns for O’Connor In a corking five round Baltimore's effective quarter-: man failed to connect for the the hearing. We are not to decide ganized, with equipment widely K een ey ...... , 140 108 102—350 out that “Little Hill Wlllet” was back, Y. A. Tltic. Jr., is second in j claimed he knew the contract was Mrs. Roy White. St. Jude’s Circle laney. pastor of Our Lady of Lakes j Thomas Hudson of Dearborn was xount on getting a "Happiness Check" should you suffer any latest voting participated in by 148 five years and finished in the first bout. •lolin Lujack Chicago Bears, tossed .lie "lub on one type home or another.” scattered. S iich y ...... 107 112 106—325 sired at the customer's kenne'.s. total offense with 1,538 yards. not binding. Because of the legal win meet tomorrow night with parish in Waterford, was driving i slightly wounded. aert of loesf writers and broadcasters. Notre division three years. The dog was sold by Mrs. A. W. When Seeley climbed through i right back into the os II jame Opposition was strong and a pe Spencer . . . 103 108 108—314 George Ratterman, Buffalo's pass- ! entanglements, the board deferred Mra. Josephine Mozzer, 40 Creat Protective Clothing Needed Dame and Array remained first Smith of Ipswich; Mass., to a part" the ropes I was surprised to leam ' I against the New York Giants, hut tition'was presented to the board F u lle r ...... 112 113 126— 351 master, ranks third with 1,353 ^ action and will seek a written wood drive; St. Christopher'a Cir ' For firemen and others entering and second and Oomell stayed in who in turn sold the dog to 'Vhlte. that he was the same lad who not ' Conerly, flipping for the Clants. Blgn^ by 16 residents of the tract, yards. opinion from the town counsel be cle with Mra. William Horgmn. contaminated areas, plenty of dis eighth position. The Smiths had lost track of so many months ago was a gram Tulaiie Drops ! was equal to the task. The Giants 10 of whom are property owners in Totals . .. . 639 560 634-1683 - Graham also leads in passing i fore making a decision. 475 Adams street; Our Lady of posable protective clothing and JOHN H. LAPPEN The Irish received 120 of the LaM otta Set ’•Little Hill Wlllet” and it waii't mar school boy. Now. instead of .j I won 35-28. Lee’s Esso (|) with a 105.2 record percentage. | the sector. Fatima Circle with Mrs. Sylvester dust masks must be on hand to Iscorpoimtctl ftrst-place votes to hold the top until they stopped In Manchester studying the three R's. he was put With 71 completions m 127 tnes, Oppoeltioa Develops Approvals Oraated Fisher ...... 122 122 147— 391 Ratterman moved his percentage , Lujack has connected for 1,006 Fitzpatrick. 107 Spruce atreet keep out radioactive dusts. •pot for a third straight week. A r that they learn where the dog was ting his fists.to work. Notre Dame Leonard Grace and Hazen Ham Other applications acted upon INSURORS — RKALTORS Rubacha . .. . 104 118 104—826 to 91.6 with a classy 14 of 19 com- I yards and eight t6uchdov;rm. His Members of this Circle art re my drew only 12 and Oklahoma 10. B e r k ...... For Frenchman finally located. When 'White ex If boxing is to go over in Man- * ___ _ oppos^ the appUcatlon from the last were as follows: Donald G ^r, But though ‘‘radioactive con 829 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 5810 . 148 109 117— 374 pletlons Sunday against the L o s; accuracy mark ia 55.9 per cent. seeking an extension o f permission minded to bring gifta for the Re tamination of water ... is pos Notre Dtme had 1,387 points, com Trueman ... . 84 111 107—305 plained that his dog was doing Chester, aggressive and gam e. floor, and Morris Barrett led the gina. St. Anne's Mothers Circle pared to Arm y’s 1,218 and Oklaho wail in competitive meets, the Angeles Dons. ! Conerly has tossed 09 times, hit his opp^tion. Perkins said anyone to use a Quonset hut for temporary sible,” the report says ordinary to be g o o d '/ ? ^ Poudrier ... . I l l 80 89—280 youngsters like .Seeley, Who like to j Big Grccn Latest School Before Ik>s.ses Happen Insure With Lappen ma’s 1,148. Army, of course, re Both Graham and Ratterman ; receiver 53 times and gained 8()6 living quarters on Vernon street, a will also meet tomorrow evening water purification processes al Middleweight Cliampion Smiths were thriUed. fight, must be featured. And that's { could put a lot of names on a ceived many eecpnd-place votes R e l a t i o n s 1 have flipped 172 aerials but Otto i yards and eight TD ’s. He has hit rural zone, granted for one year with Mrs. Stanley Steiner, 866. ready used in most cities will take IMSUMNCESfftVICEMUSrK - Totals . .. . 560 54J .564-1676 Tlte meeting between the o - the aim of the Trio Club— to give i T o Sever 'piece o f paper and call it a peti foUowIng its 63-6 slaughter of Co To Risk Title Against iginsi owner and W ’lite provitd ' local fans the best. has hit the target five more times, I on 53.5 per cent of his tosses. Stanley Grzyk, extension of per Hilliard street. care of most atomic contamina tion, but wanted' to see how many lumbia. With Irish Gridders 103 to 98. I Washington’s Baugh lf Dritdng tion. Legion League people at the hearing were opposed Baek of the three current lead Marcel Cerdan Dec. 2 Joe Berry. San Francisco s six-1 PhtlndelPhia's Thompwn fourth, Range and sell light refreshments Joan Coffin, Boston University ‘ to his request. A group of 10 a r Bomb shelters ifhould be under Local J, er* come California. Rice, Michi .Mancheeter (8) Chicago. Oct. 25 - tPi —Tulane, foot, 195-pound Negro fullback, J''’* Angelee Waterfield .'.-.Th. on West Middle Turnpike, a real student, waa pictured last week in sons arose when Chairman Martin ground. and much stronger than gan. Minnesota. Cktmell, Pennsyl Lupacchino . .. 96 82 92— 270 New York, Oct. 24—i/P)— Mid unmercifully drubbed 46-7 by Notre was manhandled viciously Sunday ‘ top lO Alvord asked for those opposed to dence A A and Rural zone, granted the Boiton Simday Herald's col usual to combat the "penetrating PriesB ...... 117. . 105 108—330 Gonzales and Kramer lege pictorial section. Joan, a vania and Baylor. dleweight champion Jake LaMotta | Dame, Is the latest school to . ev'r by the New York Yankees but nev- ] _,T^® -TOW-d stand. for two years; Frederick Brawn, radiation” and the "terrific blast Wigren ...... 98 91 ■112—301 ertheless maintained bis rushing' E^inlng champion, Steve Van permission to use a lot for parking Manchester High school gradu WC ARE RIGHT HERE TO GIVETOUTME Seven of the first 10 teams re- has given his answer to critics i football relations with the Couth Flavor Bequest effect.” Correntl .. ..108 119—324 Buren of the Philadelphia T .jiea. cars at the rear o f «9 0 Valley ate, appeared in a group which msln unbeaten and untied. In addi- 1 Bend giant, top-ranking team in leadership. V Bherwood Bowers, developer of The two men say their "picture B'llkie ...... 106 l32 125—363 who said he would never fight ' street, a residence C zone, granted KSI INSURANCE SERVICE tloa to Notre IHme. Army and Start Tennis Tour the nation and undefeated through Perry went into the clash, won j T « « y the tract, spoke In favor of the waa showing freshmen how to act o f destruction and casualties ... Marcel Cdrdan again. A ufUh mo Irr, I Canadco of the Green Bay Packers for two years, stipulating that If they want low popularity lev Oklahoma, they are Caflfomla 32 games. by the Yankees, 24-3, with an Im- | Pritchard o f the Eafflus. fequeat. Maynard Lawrence, the may well seem grim” and “ the 525 607 556 1688 With several opponents pjllii.g only eight cars could be parked els. with elx eonquests; Cornell and The Bronx Bull agreed late yes- j presslve average of 10.1 yaras , Ground (lalner owner'’of the only Lustron homo amount of organization necessary 40-8 (0) on the premises; Mary P'uller, eX RAYMOND E. GORMAN Baylor each with five, and Penn terday to meet the Frenchinan in ! out of the Notre Dame orbit, the every time he handled the ball Canadpo. an eight-year vttaraa, within the town limits, told the to meet the problem may sound Bill ...... 96 100 91-287 i7.0WExpeci«itojam Armstroiiff old song and dance by Co.seh Frank The huge Yankee line, however, board at the end of the hearing tension of permission to sell yam vrtth four. a 15-round title bout in Madison ^ hit the line for 122 yards last A son, their first ' Course. bttng gtm e. . . .We don't refer Tarca .. no intention ot giving his 33-year schedules during the season." asked to study the possibilities of of Woodbtidge and Lydall streets Mrs. Helena Smith and daugh . . . . 128 • 122.. 126—376 er launch their play-for-pay ca ( Side, and Oscar St. Pierre o f Fall Mutryn. He has notched 54 points, 27 receptions, lias gainad mota to those little cards distributed old ex-champ his deserved return Tuianc’s decLsipn to cali it quits yards, 303. the living area of homes and the other on the premises at ter Linda, of 829 Main street, (Connecticut Residents Only) in Manchester, including: reers. j River, will headline the Trio with the 19.50 game, when its six- all on nine touchdowms. have returned after a week’s \isit only for ’’advertising’’ and to Total ... 520 503-1657 crack. Gene Roberts, also a sopboiMta^ buUt in A A zones from 1100 26 Lydall street. The .application Pancho, tlie former "bad boy" Club's boxing card Friday night year contract expires, comes three Mac Speedie, Cleveland end, saw with her slaters and brothers in "build sales.” . . .'.T h e point is Bedfords The conversation reached La<- took a commanding lead in point square feet to 1200 square feet of Walter Gorman for permission FRAMINGH.AM CIVIL of the Pacific Coast, and National at the armory. Matchmaker Clint weeks after a Univsrsilv >f Wash his pass receiving lead shrink to Altoona, Penna. They made the • RESTAURANTS that about every third time a R. Anderson . 120 132—371 Motta's ears and he replied "I'll makers lylth nine touchdowns *rd and lowwing the requirements in to convert a two-family dwelhng SERVICE SCHOOL champion for the past two yeai^, I O'Brien said today he was bring ington regent said his school also is one catch. Speedie has mstched 35 trip from New York to Altoona quarterback calls a play these McLaughlin . 103 00— 290 fight Cerdan when my siioulder is 54 points. Van Buran wraa aecdEd ■ a single A zone from 1100 square to a four-family and to u.se rear though he just has reached the ing Armstrong back after his im- i through with Notre Dame. throws for 518 yards and six touch- 60 feet for parking lot at 8-10 and return by airplane. days, he is gambling that it will Buckland .. . 107 101—322 okay. I ain’t afraid to fight him with 36 points on six touchdowna \ feet to 1000 square feet but no Framingham Center, Mas-a. • PACKAGE STORES H. Olspn . . . . 109 voting age. will be pitted against pressivp two-round knockout .jver In five meetings with the Irish, dowTis, Alton Baldwin of Buffalo West Middle ‘Tumpike, a Resldeni.e score a touchdown. The lads Just 03—803 or anybody else.” while Waterfield held third With \acdlon baa been taken. The Lus- Noren ...... 121 the veteran Jack Kramer in the .Steve Ketchell of Bridgeport last Tulane scored only 19 points while 'has caught 34 for 505 yards and B and Business Zone was granted. don't go for safety and (our yards 136—364 Tho main reason why the agree 20 extra points and five (laid goala Won home has a living area of The daughter bom Friday. Oc- ; feature match. Parker, one of week. being burled under 204. Washing six scorea. Edward S. Adamy was granted • TAVERNS any more. . . wher a team ment wasn’t reached sooner was good for 35 pointa. IOM feet, 62 feet less than present tober 21, to Mr. and Mrs. William | autumn b r «»tts chill th# alr-» the mainstays of the amateur The battlers wall meet in the ton. in a two-game series with the Frankie AUiert. 'Frisco star, ia Certificate of Approval for a is hot, or just a littlt better than Total ... 560 620 551-1640 television. Tlie Intcmatidnal Box Waterfield, who (a one o t tJha reqwementa. Adamy of 105 McKee street has i wintor ig not lor owar. the opposition, enough of those Top-FUtes (8) ing club, which promotes fights in game for almost two decades, will eight-round feature attraction. St. Irish, was ripped 46-0 In 1948 and the circult’i leading punter with \ Other AppUcations gasoline station at the comer cf • DRUGSTORES Pierre, a former New Fngland 27-7 last Oct. 1. In this teason’s prim- reasons for tha Rama’ curnat been named Priscilla Elaine. They plays come off to produce a big McKee ...... 117 91 ---- 208 the Garfien aa well as in big meet Pancho Segura in the second an 48.7 average per kick. Jim (Mr- la the circuit’s best punter with an A d ^ t e arose over the appli East Center and Bast Middlr L«t a now Wurlilssr piano fill long •»•- welterweight champion, hac, been game tlie Irish absorbed numercus have two other young daughters, | score. . . .On the subject of DeMartIn ... 99 — 104 —203 arenas in CSilcago, Detroit and match. son, also of 'BVisco. leads the punt average of 46.4 yards in 27 ) oote. cation m Thomas J. Donahue Tumpike. the site of the old Attention nings with hooH wanning music . . . . a around for many years and may ^ major penalties. Lca’’ v .ater bla-'-t- Gail, five and a half, and Ruth, i • GROCERY STORES scores, how about a post-season Bristol ...... 90 89 08-277 ebewhere, has a contract with the A crowd of some l7,00t) is ex rot’imerc with s nercentsge of Bi:uce Smith of the Rams la bwt jwhlch sought permission to move Woodbridge Tavern. We have equipment to prove to be too tough a nut for ; ed the officials after llsclowi; seven. I Wurtitsof piano'wifi provido •duealioool ’’Conversion Bowl” game to pro E. Anderson . 102 96 03— 291 Boxing Mausigers Guild for all pected to jam Madison Square 18-3. Billie Baltimore’s Herman on returning punts. He has hwaad “A liquor outlet from 219 North One application was denied by Armstrong to crack. 1 they had been alerted by movies of dig septic tank holes, foot vide some consolation for Prince Chapman .... — os 102—200 Garden fights. Garden (or the launching of this Wedemever is ftrat in kickoff re back 14 )>oots for a total ief k lf Main street 261 North Main the board. Frank Damato sought •ntertoininont lor tho sntiro family. the Notre Dame-Washington 1048 ings for buildings and ton and Missouri? Each has lost Man.nella . . . . 106 100 105—811 It calls for main sventers get tour which will cover some 90 cit Armstrong, a southpaw with turns with a 23.3 average. yards.. That’s almost twlea « street in a bi^iness zone. The an extension of permission to u e FRIDAY EVENING - OCT. 28 dynamite in both hands, has de clash. two games by margins of points- ting $1,000 each as their share of ies throughout the country. The San Franctsco’ s Edd'e (Mrr. many yards as the 187 com^lad M Lots 33 and 34 Irving street for Joint Meeting ditches for land tile, water .^ C o m o in today and aaa. hear veloped rapidly during the past Irfahy said he expressed hlmseir At 9 O’clock after-touehdowns. Totals ...... 514 474 502-1400 Jhe video rights. Jake, .a cagy entire venture It under the aegis with seven, heeds the circuit in Bobby Gage of Pittsburgh In aec- temporary storage of equipment, pipes, etc. •nd play thia huly iina piano. two years and now ranks near the to protect his players from insinua a Residence B zone. Mustard Out Maxflis (I) guy with a buck and one of the of Bobby Riggs, himself a former pas.s interceptions. ond place. top among the welters in New tions they played dirty bail. Harmonizing Trio Four applications from a pre Of Rotarians Last word on the Tulane-Notre S tiis s ___ . . . 06 94 115-305 beat businessmen in the fight star player. Frank Mlnlnl o f the Pittsburgh Wm. F. Steele and Son O. Smith . ... 97 95 England. Another series that w is allowed Oonnn U kelv Soecesior vious session were acted upon. Dame gridiron massacre, accord 96— 288 game, balked fft this. Bobby, the newly turned promo Steelers is In first place In return* MURPHY'S RESTAURANT Warren '.. ; .. 89 86 Four five rounders and an open to die was the Notre Dame-/ n ry t Mrs. Leland Hunt received one The Manchester Rotary club Tel. 2-0531 ing to a southern correspondent, 84— 269 “IVhy should I only get that for ter. has guaranteed Gonzales Ing kickoffs. He has moved the Porterfield .. 02 99 ing three-round affair, all over rivalry which reached a crescendo Louisville. Kv.. Oct. 25—- fjPi— year permission to condtict a ple.y 994 MAIN STREET KEM P’S, INC. came from a fan who remarked, 91— 282 defending my title.” the champ $60,000 for the first year.' or an ball 234 yards on eight returns. will participate in a Joint meet 683 Vernon Street Knofla .. ... 101 104 the two-minute round route, will in 1947 in New York. 0"iclally. The name o f Bill Corum. New School in her home at 106 Henry as an Irish back crossed the Tu- 101— 806 squawked. option of 30 per cent o f the gate the games were "getting too ' 'g." And Bob Doll of the Detroit ing with the East Hartford and Manchester M.VNCIIESTr.B complete the show. York sports columnist, was moved Lions has piled up a commanding street, a Residence A co.ib. 768 M AIN STKEET lane goal again; “ I'd like to open But LaMotla finally gave in to receipts. There also were hints of person Total ____ . . 478 478 to the head of the list today as lead in interceptions. The '■r»'t Franklin J. Murdock is allowed to Glastonbury clubs at 6 p. m. to a hot dog stand there. Make plen 487-1440 the arguments of Jim Norris, Parker, also National champion ality clashes between *he Cadets' I I " I j. Il'i-v TltUsts (8) the likely successor o f the late (3ol. filcher has stolen seven anen. erect an undersized dwelling on day at the 'Villa Maria in Glaston ty of money-^Iote of traffic.” president of the I. B. C. and ac on two occasions, will get a fiat Coach Earl Blaik and Leahy, plus '• •'.■y f Piper ...... 113 106 122;-S41 cepted the 11,000 extra. Norris, Matt Winn ae planner of the Ken passes returning them 207 ya r^ . bury. Judge Edward J. Daly of t^orts and Shells $500 a week, while Kramer, who dark rumors of gamblers trying to Varney .. ... 05 81 100—276 no doubt, pointed out that he had tucky Derby. One of his intereejptlons led-4 a 96- Hartford, who presided at the Total attendance at Sunday’s is becoming an older, timer on the muscle in. GianU-Bears and Yankees-49'ers W. Forde . ... 101 86 100—296 given Jake bis chance against Local Sport One member of the Churchill yard touchdown run. Applique Apron Nurenberg trials in (Germany, McBride . ... 105 108 pro circuit. wlU get 25 per cent of Other corking good rivslries al Downs committee going over the games seems to confirm Tim 98—306 Cerdan in Detroit in the first so seemed to pass over the boards. will apeak on “The European War McNamara . 87 79 ;he gate... This is in line with the list of prospects to carry on for Bob Grieve, Syracuse Univer Mara's theory that there are only 88—254 place, and secondly, that Jake's Northwestern wouldn’t schcd"le Crimes Trial.” This Is The Fitth Reminder - - policy ©( "giving the newest mem Chatter Colonel Binn. who died this month, sity’s track and croea-country about 60,000 pro football fans end of a possible $200,000 gate ber of the trqupe the biggest slice the Irish in 1949, 1950 .and 1951, The annual rummage sale of T ou l ...... 501 460 512-1473 would be $45,000. confirmed late last night that coach, is a former eprinter and the Rotary club will be held around New York. . . .Notre o f the melon. R*y "Red” Flaherty, who quar grabbing Instead Interseptloral Dame's Moose Krause is catching Sweetehote .(») In addition, about $16,000 of La- battles with Army. and Oirura had baen interviewed by halfback at the University of Illi Thursday at St. Mary’s Episcopal Sloanc ...... 89 That (Sonzales wlU be the )>ig terbacked Manchester High's high nois, that tearful attitude. As basket 99 89—277 Motta’s Detroit purse is being U.C.L.A. 'But It is highly possib> the committee. church and will start at 9 a. m. Cole, . .. 1. . . . 90 94 drawing card there can be doubt. scoring football team last season, ball coach, he is moaning that 92— 278 held in escrow until he fulfllia his the two schools will again resume Mrs. Mark Holmes la chairman of REMEMBER Purdln ...... 108 90 Pancho packed the fans in Foiest is now employed at tbs. I)ank. only three monogram winners and — --198 engagement with Cerdan. relations, the affair and will answer in Handley . .. . 88 — HUls (or the past two yeara and Red'a an old hand at numbers, four promising varsity reserves 96—184 The fighters each will get' SO Pittsburgh also was unscheduled 1 quiries on contributions. E. BaUsleper — 95 121—216 probably will do It again. Back having served his apprenticeship from last year are on his squad. per cent of the gate. Norris and calling signals with the Red and this season, but now has returred , Haefs ...... 102 94 84— 280 Harry Markson of tha I. B. C. be in 1047 when another tour of this . . . .When Glenn Drahn and kind ,wras started in the same Mad White eleven. on a, two-year basis. Perhaps the i lieve the return' will draw cloee to break off with Georgia Tech eev- I Legal Notices OCT. Jack Dittmer, Iowa's new football Total .., ison Square Garden, a crowrd of ...... 477 472 482-1431 $200,000. The officials haven’t eral years ago w-aa because; its "battery" were teammates at El- Royals (1) " alMut 17,000 showed up despite a The Garden Grove basketball kaejer High school, Drahn com decided prices yet but it is be stadium was too amsjl. , AT A <50URT OF PROEA'F*. h«ld I^mmold ___ 104 91 -----195 heavy snowstorm. That was when team win practice tonight from' 7 St Uanehmttr within snd tor the pleted 24 touchdown passes' one lieved the 18,000' capacity Garden WINTERIZE Lambeck . . . . — 108—108 Kramer had just turned pro. to 8 at the Blast Side Rec. District of Usnehssttr, on the ‘S^nd season. 19 going to Dittmer. . . will be scaled from $2.50 to $20 or day of October. A.O., IMS. CMrlson . . . . . 104 — 106—210 Gonzales promises to ^ a bet ST. Newark, N. J., is getting steamed $ 28. Naaslffs wiu drill tonight at 6 Present. JOHN J. W a LU^TT. Lankes . . . . . 99 112 ----- 211 LaMotta, who says his shoulder ter match for Kramer than waa Ronty and Lindsay Judge. up about a rassling match there o'clock sharp at the armory. No Mandly ,...... 104 90 107—301 feels fine now, will begin serious Riggs. As a matter of fact, one With estate of Faliz Coppo or Fallcs Gop- / Friday between Gene (Mr. Amer Chanda . . . . . -- 103 100—203 of , tile big reasons Bobby is the plajter will be excused. po. late of Hanchastar. In said District, training today. Cerdan Is ex Pace N.L. Scorers ica) Stanlee and ,Ahtlnlo (Argen Wilkie . ,...... 105 98 117—320 pro>noter and nut a player is that dacaasod. tina) Rocco. .' .' .Yet the fans pected to arrive from Parla next Franlds Vozaolo, Manchester On motion of Louis Do*4>ndl of aai4i.' week to begin his heavy work. he fouiid he could not beat Kra complain about tlie odors at the T^U l ...... 516 494 High’s leading baclcfield star who Uanchestar, szecutor. This is The Last Day 638-1548 Cardan, te a had a shoulder mer. 'The tour lost some of Its Montreal; Oct. 25— (g>)—Boston’s : SNOWGAPS ORDERBD: That six months from Bears ball park.- suffered: a broken leg against Palil Rbnty and Detrolt’e Ted Llad- WUues«wg MwseeSeW giu isXi iil e»«ettaw«t Kro-FUtea (3) problem to. overcome. The ^ a r t h y lustre when Kism cr almost night the Sind day of Oetobar, A D ., 1M9, ' Enright In Right Stevene . 104 Mlddletowm several weeks ago. aay today had assumed command ...... 96 ----- 200 Frenchman hurt his left Iboulder ly whipped little Bobby. ba and the siune ara llraitad and allow When South Ckurollna football Lockwood ... 123 106 was discharged today from St. o f the National Hockey League ed for the crediton within wbkh to 94—323 In the first round of the Detroit This shapra up as a different ONLY ONLY To File Your PERSONAL team trimmed Clemson last week, St. John ... Francis hospital, Hartford, and re •coring race by one point. bring In their clslras againit said es ...... I l l 120— 231 fight and that led to hla technical situation. Foi one thing, both Amerijcaui buying it at a jet-propelled pace! an interested listener to Uie radio Jobneon . . . . 107 turned to his home. Official league atetlstlcs showed tate, and tha said executor it directed US 95—315 knockout in ten rounds. He K ’-amcr and Gonzales play the report was the maid in Coach Rex McKone . . . . . — that Lindsay and Ronty deadlocked to ^ r e public notice to the eraditora US 99— 212 looked good in training, however, same type ,of game—plenty of to bring In their claims within said Enright's house. . .After.,losing R. Smith ...... 107 The Silk City A. C. offlcert. with three goals and three assists PROPERTY Lists 93 97— 297 before the September show wras fierce ' volleying and smashing time allowed by publlthlng 'a copy of five of six pretlous games, the back.'d up bv booming servicea board of directors and house com for s six point total. $ 7 . 2 5 $ this order in lome newepaper hsTlng a alumni and athletes whopped it Total . .. called’ off. ' mittee membera wlU meet tonight Toronto's Sid Smith, last week’s circulation in said proltate district, . . . . 544 529 505-1578 Gonzales jumped all the way 7.95 at the VTV/ Home at 7:15. All within ten cAya from the date of this (Excepting Motor Vehicles) up s bit and the mldidle-aged froM No. 17 in the national rank leader, and Johnny Peirson of order, and return malic to this court N ew 1 9 5 0 S tu d eb a k er servant heard with some concern Oiefiey A. A. ing 111 )947 tc No. t in 19(8 -by membera a n urged to have their Boeton are one point beliind the reports ready at this time. x 24 yn. of the notice glran. how the players picked up En Main Office (8) Last NighTs Rights virtue of winning the champion leaders. Smith, the rookie, has Mud *nd Sno, 600 16 2-1 TrsMd, 600 x .16 JOHN J. WALLKTT, Judge. Such lists shall be filed not later than October thirty- right and carried him off the field. McCarthy ....112 06 89—297 ship t.’iat year He also was Nc bagged two goals and thtee assists . . .So when the coach's wife re A meeting of all teams interest M oti roa YOU! m o n iy i The aerodynamic **next look**in ca rs! first in each year, or if the thirty-first shall be Sunday Clark ...... 108 106 118—332 1 this year, following his memor while Peirson has notched one goal All other size* priced proportionately. Insiit By Sue Bumott AT A COURT or PROBATE held, turned home, she was met at the By The Associated Press ed in playing in the Rec Senior and four assists. What young girl could resist the S038 et Manchester within 'and fer tha, lew , iO N «, AllURINOI or a legal holiday, then on the next husincAs day follow Moran ...... 88 89 98-290 able victory over Ted Schroeder in, t door tvifli the question: “ How's Brooklyn—Walter Haines, 142 Basketball League this season will Maurice Richard, of Montreal, g^lamour of a matching outfit for Diiirict et Hanchetiar, oa tha M th; N THE MARKET only s little more than one month ing. • ' Btvnnan • a • e e 126 101—313 the ' final of the National cham- on O. K. elertricaUy.heated thermostaticaUy day of Oetobar. A.D., ISC}. I Higher eomprcMioo Champion Mr. Elnright, ma'in? Is he bad Brooklyn, outpointed Mario be held tonight at 7 o’clock at the held fifth place with four pointa, week days or Sunday bu t? The Dummy • a a a • e S3 -----8J plonahip at Forest Hills. Praaant. JOHN J. W ALLETT. ; and Coaunandcr engines of in O —andnlresdy the fastest selliog oar in all Snidebaker hurt?” , Moreno. 146<4. New York (8). Blast Side Rec. Six teams have en all on goals. controlled curing process. O ur O. K. Tread* o M illustrated conzlata of an easy- Pratt ...... l66 90—190 . Trenton. N. J.—Ike WilUama. Judga, • creased horsepower • Seif^ta. history! ~ f Dots All. Brothers tered the leajpie at this wrritlng. Bill Puman continued his red- to-t«w princess jumper, collared By Mrs. Aase Csbet ’ Estate of PauUne Sudol, late of M an-; 141H Trenton. H. J., outpointed PGA Representatives hot netmlndlng for Montreal, per welder does not bum sidewalls, cures tires, in* jacket and crisp blouse. She'll be chestar. In said District, deceased. bilizing ctril spring front wheel That’s the amazing record to date o f this dramatic The Wack Wack GoU Oub ts . 477 517 401 1472 Here are two pretty tie-on putting up 35.000 pesos (817,600) A1 Moblsy, 145. Elisabeth. N. J. Bill Murray reports a meeting mitting only four goats in five the envy of her friends. The administrator having ezhlbltad! . euspension * Wide-rim wheels new 1950 Studebaker. Failure To File Such Lists Vrivet (X) Bridgeport. Oct. 25— lA’i— Lou eluding low-pressure sizes without distortion. sprone you’ll be proud to weer tn prize money for the Philippine ( 10). will be held Wednesday night at gamea. The Canadian goalie has ‘ Pattern No. 8248 comes in aizen his admlnlitration account with said: and eatra-iow-pret^e tires • Muldoon ...... 86 93" 90-269 Galby, of Mill River, and Bobby when friends drop in. Delightful, esute to this Court .for allowanca, it is I Public demand for this breath-taking automobile was Open Golf Tournaiiient' Nov. 24- Toronto — Vem *' Mitchell 186, the East Side Rec at 7:30 for turned in two shutouts. 3, 8, 4. 5, 6 and 8 years. Size 8, Self-adjusting brakes • Over- McFall B•a 0• * 89 118 110—314 Sehappa. of Rockledge. srill rejsre- morning glories are appliqued to ORDERED; T)tat the 2nd day Sfi so-tremeodous in Septeipber, Studebaker did its biggest ?•. Sound.inted Ted teams wishing to enter the Blast Ted (Teeter) Kennedy of To Eight hour service. No waiting. jumper, 1 84 yards of 3” '-.ch; Nevtmbar, IMS. at ten o'clock, fere-1 ■ias srindows and wrindshield * c Means TEN PERCENT Pagani e a a a « * 90 99 87—276 sent Connecticut pros at.the Na the aide or center panel of the month’s business of all time! ilex Barney, the Dodger pitcher, Lowery, New* Bedford. M aia, (10) Side Inter-medtate Basketball ronto leads the penalty parade jacket,. 1 1 4 yards; blouse, I yard. apron you choose. A wonderful noon, et the Probata Office In tha: Olarc-preof Vblack tight” ta- Murphy a a e e « V109 88 102—299 Proridenee, R. I. —George A r tional Convention of tho Profes '.tsrla work, Nov. 1 in a Brooklyn League. Friday night at 7:30, a with 14 minutes spent in the cooler. For thia pattern, send 25 cents, gift for the new hom em ^er aa .vtunlcipal Building in .laid Manchastar, | ■trtunent dials • Wear-resist- Stop in god uke a cipse-up look at Studebaker’s trim, Kane .. S3 100 90-278 aujo, 125. Providence, R, I., sional Gblfers Association at Pine- be and tha same la assigned ter a ' 11 artnient store: Don Newcombe session will be held at which time 'in coins, your name, addrees, sum well aa a “perker-upper” for your itig Studebeksr craftsmanship. Additional To To)(|>ayers List TKO’d Doc. Blanchard, 127.. hurst." N. C., Nov. 20-Dec. 1. They bearing on' tha allowanoa of aald ad-1 sleek,.exclusive “ next look” styling. Watch'how fast you a winter job as a clothing managers of teams. Interested in Kicking .Around desired, and the Psttem Humber about the houae wardrobe. 457 517 479 1453 Worcester. Mzsz., (8). tvere named as convention dele .to Sue Uumett, The Manchester ministration account with said aatate. I decide you want a 1950 Studebaker of your own. ...;kinan in Brooklyn and Gene playing in the Junior League will Pattern No. 5038. conaiata bf cut hne* this Court directs that notice of I Weava (4) New Haven, COiin.— Uvto Min- gates” at a meeting of the Con- be bivited. ' CAMPBELL Xvanlng Herald, 1150 Ave. Ameri- 24-manski follows the same Durham, N. C.—OP)— Duke Uni- ting charts, hot iron transfer for the time and. placa aiaigiud tor said Fallon ...... 91 92 96-278 elll. 149, Italy, outpointed Dave ngcticut'section, POA. at the Mill Versltj-'s soccer team is engaged : caa. New York 19. N. Y. hearing ba given' to all persona knoWn « uJe In Newark. . . .MUst have sppUque. material requirements, Frey ,...... 77 101 115-293 Andrews. 147H, Lewreti, Mass.. River Country Cfiub hero yester Del Baker 81gne in a seven game schedule that w ir Don’t miae the new Fashion. The making and finishing directions. (o be tntOTostad therein to apptaj; and .fit Branch (The Brain) Rickey CHORCHES MOTOR SALES Henry A. Mutrie Hateren ...... 91 119 105—311 (t0>. day. ektend to Nov. 23. Opponents are ' Van and Winter laaue will delignt Send 20c in colna, your name. be heard th’araoh by publlablng a com' CO figured how the boys could Whelan ...... 1 3 8 /lOO 96-839 AUTO SUPPLY of this order in spmS newspaper hav New Britain Conn;,--Sal De San Diego. Cal.—The San {le g o North (Mrollna State (twice). Vir you with .its up4o-the-mtnute, addrcM and the Pattern Number M OAPXAND STREET ^ '______- loaite money outfitting Dodger aaay to make frockal Cor all the ing a elroulatlon in said Pistrte’-, at Martino. 160H, HarUord, Conn., ! BaJUmore-Abel Cestak. 224. | Baeeball a o b o f the Pacific Coast ginia. North Carolina- (twice) to Anne Cabot, The Manchester least five daya Itefort the day of. said X is essor ftns who lost their shirts on the '' — 392 412 407 1211 knocked put T lgtr Flowers, l4S»i. ■ Argent'ns. knocked out MajmerU j League announced that pci Baker 29 BISSELL STREET P B O N I i l i f tainily. Free gift pgttera printed Evening Herald. 1160 Ave. Amert 3 HI'AU.Y ROLI.lN(,' .STlJDKHAKrH LF.ADS AGAIN WITH THF NiJf '.'
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALU. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1946 • , . : ■ ..•■ r ' ■ ■ ■ ■ M ■■ ■ ■ • — _ MAmnresTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , M a n c h e s t e r . c o n n „ T u e s d a y , O c t o b e r 2 6 .1 9 4 9 Ones upon a tlms, a zosa called Sonny-Dfil, vtuit's av HV'HIVI MNI-: H»X oq a busy business friend to sellc- Machine? . 72 ItKINKHVILUi: rUi.KH AHlrlet for Solo 45 HotmclioM tsood* 51 Wanted to Kent. 6H HiMHWfi fc* Sale It a Job fdr bis son; Dad—A radio that’s H oosehoM Hervietm P«tMttoK«>PiptHnj| 21 Sense and Nonsense Mon (extolling tbs lad's vlr- nlng oU Bight when yen Aatonubiles Fur tiale 4 JUST OFF Bast Center stieet.., a tte n d I9A bUMPLETE Painting and decor- A-l BUACK UoaK, 4 >ardA SIS. CRJSTOM Made chronilum break WANTe Ji—Two or three room tuas)—The boy has many good sleep, fast seta and pacloi furniture. apartment furnished or unfurn Typical brick English colonial,' Doctor—There goes the ohlyi Salesman—Itou moke a small qualities, If I do imy it myaalf. For 1946 OU5SMOBILB 4-door eedsn. ating aervlce. Floor aandlng- gnl(l bowknot pit>, Tuea- Bnildlng— Contractint 14 deliver anywhere; Frank Falk, 42 Shoe repairer, 701 Main street HfiuaM tor Salt 72 room, one-car garage, desirable any good: As her husband was leaving la toy, OB bus or rtroot between 1947 Ford Oub Coupe South Main etreet Oolcheater. gaa In good condition. Inquire 39 location. Also other nice ItsUngs, the morning, bia wife colled him 1948 Bulck 4 Door Sedan k"/yV A Pedestrian Thdse Days Is Safe He—Take my own cose, I woe toUtUmd «■ ] BtMtfl street!. Re- CARPENTER Work of fill kinds Conn. Phone Oolcheater 460. 82 VOLT light plant with 2 H. P. I^idgewood street after 3:30 p. m. Phone 2-0028. F. K. W4gner. Only When He Is Riding. never whipped but once in my life, and asked If ho would mateh 'n wtod. c»a 5iai. . 1940 Packard 8 Sedan ...... 1375 Roofs, sidings, additions and al- motor, 375.' One complete model W h and that was for speaking the pises at silk for hsr on his way 1939 Oldsmoblle 2 Door 3325 tarationa Alao new eoaatrucUon. MATTRESSES. , Tour old aut- LOVELY Kitchen sbt, marblelacd 896 CENTER STRF,ET Fi v e MINUTES wall, from Main A motor, 385. Phone WUUmantlc top. Four aturdy chaira Bargain. first Customer—It'S fellows truth. horns frxMB tbs effles. ' r6tJNt>—A Roury. Owner m*y 1939 Bulck Sedan-Social----- 3360 Sleffert Phone f-0253. treaa aterillaed and remade lUie 1487W4. street, 8 rooms, bath and Ikva- Uks you who spell it for the rest Somebody (to the audience)— Husband (thinking fast)—Oh, bsve isme by pa^^ng for thle sd. 1939 Bulck Coupe .3295 new. OtU Jonea Fum ltun atad Trading Post, 17 Maple streeL 3- Four room singls, two unflniah- tory, stea^ htat. good condition, 1089. We buy and sell. o f uS—glvttig that hat-chsck girl Well, It cured you. ^ do you moon at ths eountor whore JU PsUler. 14 Middle Turnpike, ANYTHING tN the building line, Floor Dovarlag. 88 Oak. TeL 8- USED lee 1 ‘.ream cablneta, good ed second floor. Becreatlon room, vacant, 3-car garage. Approxi Uiet very pretty blondAx work#— MANY OTHERS wall to wall carpeting, hot water a dollar tip! West, Town. done at a fair price. Call touts 1047.______condition, excellent for deep DININO ROOM set, 9x12 Mohawk mately. one acre of lin'd, |11,800. Second Customer—Well, look ' Judge—Prisoner at the bar, the shapely girl with tbe Mg bTus White, 2-4239 after 8:30 p. m. heat, atorm sash, Venetian blinds. ■ ■ " GORMAN MOTOR SALES frebxe. 8950. - rug, washing machine, Florence Charles Lesperancs. Telephone at the new hat ehe gave me! you have been found guilty by eyes? Beat workmanship. PIANO Tuning, repairing. Prompt parlor oil stove, beds and bureaus. 4% long term mortgage. Low 8020. , Wife (on saeond tbeughtl^-r-Oh, Forsonato service. Make appointment now TWO ROLLER awnings, complete Jury'of your peers. Incorporated Call 102 West etreet, Rockville, or monthly pkymenta. - Be llvs that the neighbors will Culprit—Flsase sentence ms 11 won’t bother you. Its not fsw.eC CARPENTER work of all kinds. before holiday rush. Phone Hart S' and 22'. 32fi for both. Dial MODERN 4 and 4 duplex, within WANTED—Ride from 137 Hilliard Blading contractors. Attics fln- phone 1078J3. sympathise with your widow In without knocking me, Your Hon- me to ask you to do the errands stnet to oakwoed avenue and 285 MAIN ST. ford 8-0488. S888 or 6158. walking distance to Center. Good stead of fellclteting her. or. ' for me after the iMig day's worlC\ Is^d. cabinet work, alteratlona HOT WATER heater, 378 buys a ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Income. Call 8009. H. B. Grady. Tolls street. West Hartford 1941 CHEVROLET convertible. TWO SCREEN doors, one 29 7-8" ; RBALTOR^s Darling and Davla. Phone 2-0294 new 20-gaUon Coleman automatic Very Rtd! LANK L E U N A K D Hours 7:1.8 to 4. Phone 2-4029. Good condition, radio, heater. or 2-3469. Private Infitnwttowfi 28 wide, 80V4" long. 35 7-8” wide, gaa hot water heater. Heats 25 875 Main Street PREWAR, 8 rooms, (2 partly fin MICKEY FINN CaU 2-9729 80H” long, 32 each. Two storm gallons per hour. Cmnplete with Phone 5440 Or 5938 ished), Buement laundry, .recrea i n r r r m e r - " SEl^INU Uaubirtei expertly ra- GUITAR AND mandoUn Instnic- Bgtabllahcd 1931 MsNiuM tm- T0UIET6ME ^ ______ReasonabU FOR YOUR new onstnicUon, windows, 29 7-8” wide, 68 magnesium rod. Five year guar tion room, storm sa|b, screens. 1 THOUGHT TIC ^MMWIEP?ME? pa red or adlusteC modeling or lepalr work see Wm. tiona. Private lesaone only. In IS I SAT- bates Work guaranteed^ Call long, 39 7-8” wide, 59H” long, 33 antee. Watkins Bros. ,1 Osnvenient location. 39,800. R. TWOOFVOUMteHT 1936 STUDEBAKER coupe. Re Kanehl. general building con strument rented. Phone 2-1042. One Axmlnster rug and pad 9* x Johnston, Agent 6858. SmERE’STHE b|7l. « avemugs 2-9419. _____ cently overhauled. Call 2-0348. HAVE COnEN MMtKIEp; tractor. Estimates given free. 10^', |25. Inquire 65 Durant HOSPITAL Beds for eale or tor SIX-ROOM Home, 10 mHee tntp SlCfUFF? BALLARD’S Driving School, take rent Rates reasonable. Keltb Manchester Cehtsr, modtm PINE ACRES, 14 Carol Drive, >BEF0tC you CAME PROSPECT HILL School, for 1937 PACKARD six 4-door. Phone 7773. advantage of our experience and street Tlione 2-3740. young children. Monday through Furniture Oo. Phone 4159. kitchen, full batb with shower, moving out of town Early oce'u- HOME/ Heater, good tires, 3165. 54 Mc alterations and addlUona, fine reputation.' K.A.A. eertlfled 28-'PON Forcing press, 8 H. P, Friday. 9:00-11:45 Lele Tybur. fireplace, automatic electric hot pancy. '8 rooms, -i' finished. Ga Kinley street. coippl*:* Kitchen remodeling. Ga inatructor, dual controlled care, O. B. motor, battery charger. GARWOOD, Ifor Sut, air condl water heater. Combination win rage., outside fire''1ace. Call 7101 direutor. 4267. liceaM Included, PlMne 3-2245. tioning heating sys-ema, furnacea, 1935 PLYMOUTH. Gray, two-doOr rages with g» aranteed overhead Phone 5138. dows, screens and doors, base WANTED—Ride from 137 Brook doors. Burton A. Rica Phona 2- oil burners. Completely InstaUed ment garage, artesian well, large THIS AGEn^OY has over 30 houses sedan. Radio, heater, defroster, BIG DEMAND for dental assist ONE PAIR of Record Skis and or make your own installation. listed for sale In Manchester and field street to Prett A Whitneys. motor and body in good condi 2576. ants. New gopd pay field open to lot. Full price 39,800. ”Ho.w clamps, brand new, never been Dubln Heating. HarUori* 7-1195. vlelnlty from 37,000 on up. Check Hours 8 to 4:46. Contact 137 tion, Seal beam lights. Depend GENERAL CARPENTRY. Altera girls and women without nursing about that” Alice Clipunpct Phone Braokfleld street. used. 315. CaU 3274. 4993 or 2-0880,’ or Mr. Mittep with us before you buy. T. J, able • transportation. Inquire 69 tions addlUona and new construc experience. Specialise' In aaalat- WE BUY and sail good used fuitd- Crockett. 6418. Winter street. Phone 2-0500. tion. Dormers, porches and ga Ing dentists in office, laboratory, 1935 ARVIN, Plymouth car radio tura. OomMnstloi) ranges, gas 8930. f r e e —Useful plastic gift for rages at reasonable prlcea Work X-ray. Learn at home plus abort 1938 Plymouth for parts. Scran rangat and kastsrs. Jonst Fiimi- PINE ACRE Terrace, 31,306 cash YOU MUST see Eddie at CTark manship guaranteed. Free eetl- course at school. Full details free. ton’s Cabins, Tolland Turnpike, FOUR ROOM'CAPE COD required to purchase this prewar you. Call Manchester 2-1264. Motor Sales this week. Look at tura Stora. 88 Oak Phona 2-1041 matea R. M- Alexander. Tel. Wayne School, Inc., Box G, after 8 p. m. oil burning furnace, house In four-room single. Heated by ga>. WAX4TED—Ride to Pratt and these prices. 1947 Plymouth aedan 3716. • Herald. OLD RED TIN Bam. 708 North insulated, atorm windows and 31,145: 1941 Pontiac six, clean NEW DIAL ThermoaUt with heat sulated. Price, 37,000. Cosh, 91,500. ) Whltoey. 7 to 3:30 shift. From Main atract. buys and asUs good acreena.' Immediate eccupanoy. %r Tte BeX frsfMIs. Is*,) r . / comer of Earl street. Phone 5751. 3645; 1941 Butek club convertible anticipator device for Coleman used furniture and antiques, FuU price 39,990. T. J. Crockett. 3645: 1939 Bulck 3395; 1940 KooAnR— SfdinR 16 Mofittoi— Dragifitt* t9 floor heater, 318, originally BY EIHiAK MAirriN frank Denette. T sl 2-8876 ' Phone 6415. BY UEKSHKEKGEK llUGS BUNNY BOtVlS AND HER BUDDIES N o F air CEDAR HILL Ranch hay rides, Studebaker Champion 3446; 1939 323.50. Phone 2-0178. SIX ROOM CAPE COD FUNNY KU SINKSS Lincoln Zephyr coupe 3*45; 1936 p ia n o TDn in g . repaire..r«!bn- also saddle horses for rent. Phone WE SPEtnALIZE In roofUig and UNIVERSAL Combination elec 4 down, two .up. Fireplace, steani su e .ROpMS. complete, within PU6 AWIWk.*L A « i 6 SIDE ARM oil hot water heater, trie and oil range. Good condi walking distance to Center. Fire \U IWVh YMTR. nOOWY VOOOLOWY SOUKO e iO V I X mobile sedan 3245. Eddie will 28 Bigelow' etreet Phone 4219. oil drum and stand. 30-galton heat, «11 burner. House In beautiful YWOMVtr workmanMip guaranteed. A. A. tion. Reasonable. Phone 2-1918.. shape. Situated at'the Gnen. place, hot water heat, oil burfler. take your old car for the down Dion, Ine.. 799 Autumn street T water tank, 385 complete. Phone Many. features that make for fR YHY, ViVSH WIUCM Automobiles K«» tiale 4 payment. O ^ n ’til 9 p. m. daily. T et 4860. i 2-3794. ______ATTENTION Churches and clubs. pleasant living.’ Call 8009; M. B. 6CWOO\.« NSOtSt tV. Bnsineas OpportunHics 92 Mimeograph machine, completflv CADHjLAC 1987 4-docr aedan. Broad street. Manchester. STUART J. WASLEY Grady. '______, .q/gr MEOHANIC, body "man. See dis 26-GAUGE Remington model 81. overhauled. Excellent buy. Trad Good condition, very clean. Cap be Polychoke. CaU 2-0361 between REALTOR ' ' \! FOUR ROOM year 'round home, BCdfi at 74 Haynes street, 7 to 9 Roof ins— Repairing 16 A play advertisement on page 14 ing Post, 17 Maple street. 2-1089. j Trallerg for Sale 6 A today! Box L, Herald. 4 and 9 p. m. We buy and sell! 755 Main SDeet ' eunporch and artesian well. Rea p. m. Best offer. FEATURING UuaJmntaed roofs I sonable. Coll Manchester 2-3581. TRAILER,. Buy of the year, 3300 REPOSSESSED 3-plece maple Tel. 8648 Or 7146 DODGE 1940 Tudon wdan. Black, and expert repaira aa well as dbwn. Take over the payment. Help Wanted— Female 95 Building Materials 47 sofa suite, 1 map9e lamp table, 1 COUNTRY CLUB section. Seven- rfidlo and heater, good Urea. New Move right In. 6 months’ free gutter and conductor work. Try your “ Local Roofer." t’laU tlough- maple end table and 1' - maple Two beautiful lota in Lakewood room single, Uvlng room 14 x 17. ■Si motof. recently installed, 3495. rent. 1948 all aluminum .Star, MEET RISING cost of living. Rep LUMBER Fireplace, open stairway, den, 3 Solinim A Flagg, Inc., 634 Cen- lln 7707. I magazine rack end table. These Circle. ^ ' 22‘ i feet. In excellent condition. resent Real Silk Hosiery Mills six pieces retailed fo r ' 3199.95. large bedrooms upstairs, bath tar street. Including shower, flush toilet, and ROOFING - Specializing W re three to four hours dally. Full or Ussd. in good rondition 8 x These pieces may be had for We sell a good Accident Policy with shower. Open attlrir, oil hot water heater, sleeps 4. Plette, part time. High quality hosltry, steam beat, oak floors, Venetian f o r d 1946 Oelnxe ooaeh, black, pairing roots of aJ kinds, alao 8. 6 X 8, 6 X 6. 2 X 6, and odd 375. Montgomery Ward 5161. for only 310 per. year, 325 for. 3 Vernon Trailer Court, Kelly new roofs. Gutter work. Chim socks, lingerie, dresses, etc. No blinds, new roof and newly patot- rgdin and heater. Good Urbs, very years. Ask us about it. MM. wrimt 3995. SoUmene and Flagg, Road, Vernon. neys clea-ied and rapalrcd 26 Investment. Samples free. Write pieces. ENAMEL Kitchen range, oil and *ed. Redecorated. Flagstone tar- BY V. l.ilAM LUl toe,, 834 Cental ftreyt. years' experience Free eatimatea. or apply Room 601, • 410 Asylum gas, small oil parlor heater, bur VACANT-r^7-rpom single, garage, rpee In rear. 80’ frontage. Well ALLEY tJUP He’ll Live! eaus, beds complete.' kitchen Gara tea-—Services— Call Howley Uanchastci 5361. street. Hartford. Write Harry Libbv poultry bouse, near achool, bus worth Seeing. Price 311,300. EJva V^TCM 1948 . PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE chaira. Can be seen 105 Demlng and stores, large lot, fruit trees. Tyler, Agent. 2-4469. -rBpectdl Deluxe. Radio, heater. S to ra tc to GUTTERS Repaired, chimneys re Avon Representatives ire writing | Care of D. Bland street. Phone 7168; T'riced for quick solf. Alao well Jat MaA. paired and cleaned. Roofs, re the biggest orders of their selling j 135 Maernolia Street located 2-ffmlly, 5-5 rooms, steam NEED A washing machine? Come 1»47 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN taining walls, sidewalks built and rareer. You can writs these heat. One apartment will be Lot* for Sale G4.RA.GE FOR Rent at Manches orders too. For information call Hartford, Conn. 1 In and learn how you may have s —,Bpeelal Deluxe. Radio and heat- ter Green. Phone 4383. repaired. Telephone 3335 or 6242. vacant on eale. Priced at |t2,500. eb. CSsan aR tbe way. Middletown 6-6377 after 6 p. m. new 5T39.95 wasiier free. 'The Vil Howard R. Hostlnga, Real Estate DOUBL.E LOT on Lakewood Cir IHamnnda— Watrhea— lage Charm Store. 845 Main Speciellat, Odd Felipwe Bldg.*, lA t cle, 175’ X 260.’ Good buy at only IH fi nYM O U TH 4-DR. DELXDCE Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 Heating—Plnmhint 17 HOUSEWIFE, Four refined ladies street. 31,700. Call 5914. ’ Heater, new seat covers. One wanted for fqU or. part-time Jfw elry 48 the Center). P)H>ne 2-1107, PLUMBING, heating Repaira on ELECTRIC Washer—Pick a Uni BOY’S Bicycle for sale, good con work. Call Glastonbury 3-2396. FLATfi-ifi and fi- Inunediati S-OH S A I«. or exchange Biiiirtn.;:. 1947 OLDS PANETTE—Radio old and new systems, oil bumefi uEONAKD W TO>»T, leweiet Re versal wringer style for Christ lots at vaediem. etm Hannh. dition. 93 Lenox street. Phone 2- pairs and sdlosts wsiche* expert eupeaoy. one ■ apartment. Made aadbagter. ■o tope gray paint. 9396. water pump service. Prompt at mas giving. 35 rc.serves any line Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 Builder, 619 Ceotei street Phm,. tention. John H. Carlson. Tel. EXPERIENCED ladies to wear ly at reasonable oricea Open model. . . 3119.95. 3120.95. Opa ownsr. 399 95 4679. 7778.______1948 CHRYSLER WINDSOR a- 7325. sales clerk. Apply Marlow's. Thursday eyenlr^a. >2f* Spruce 3H9.P5. Watkins Brothers. Tnc. DR. BRDAN—Radio, heater. One Business Services Offered H street Phone 2-4387. THREE-ROOM cottage, kitchen, PLUMBING and heating, speclal- WANPED—Sales clerk. Full time. GAS RANGE, famous Taopan gas BiHntrff— Keal Bstats 77 "Tha paekoftt and ba^t ware always droppinf on ms, ALL APPLIANf®8 serviced and Iring In repairs, remodeling, cop Applications taken. Apply office fully equipped. Coventry. Pine ae I traded places!^' ranges. 399..’M) to 3319.95. 35 re Lake Shorea Call WUUmantlc 1941 CHRYSLER 4-DR. SEDAN— rbpal^d, burnert refrigerators, per wBier piping, new conslruo- of F. W. Woohvorth Co. P'del snd Feed 4»A serves any model for Christmas. FOR QUICK Reaulta in Min'ng SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH muffcitasttisru fluid drive. Radio and heater. ranges, waabm.' Mc. All work tlon. estimates )Uven. time pay Watkins Brothers. Inc, 5-87W3. your property call Ed Krasenlus. CARNIVAL- BY DICK TURNER Oto owner car. guaranteed. Metro Service Co. ments arranged. Slward John SEA.SONED Hardwood for funi- Suburban Realty Co.. Realtors. 49 FREt KI.ES AND HIS FRIENDS Stands For Aroma ______/' BY MERRILL C BIXISSBI ace.' fireplace and stove. Phone EDISON r o a d —Immediate, oc 1940 CHEVROLET PANEL Tel. Maprh$ster 2-U883 son. Phone 6979 or 5044. WAITRESS Wanted. Bab s Res Perkins etreet Tel. S’Jlfi. •mUCK—A clean one owner taurant. 251 North Main street. 8688. Mnrhinerv nnd Tools 5V cupancy. i$.U*:actlce 6-room aln- J) SO-tA-Tl - OOU&W, 'f SCHMO’ 'O u . TSTAMM »oa.TME. gle (2 unflnlehed). Nice location, 0^*O«.1'vn#P(M&- \ ^ trnclb Heater.. , ANTIQUES Retlmshed. Repairing I EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat CONSIDERING SELLING oTTlU6,Tvv*riM6 J ootoW- y » GOOD ) SCWNIO? W 's f o x WOAUN.U w r dona on any fumitura Tiemann. ing. Plugged drains machins YOUNG Ijidy wanted for soda SEASONED Oak wood, cut any BEAVER 4-wheel riding garden fireplace, hot water heat, oil burn YOUR PROPERTY? l i m CapeVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN fountain and tabic service. Ex length, 315 per cord. Hartford 'TiMfii w e Sing- i g e -w - ^ JOUN G-SCMMO// not A iZ AS IN 6IZZARD P4 KNOW.' fern. R EQ U EST^ No Sundays. Good wages. Apply Main street. Phone 79.58. with 4% mortgage. Wm. Good- offer for property. See ue before • co*N vB«toue^^'u^ 1937 - PONTIAC 2-DR. 6 CYL.— FLOOR Problems solved with | Hot water and hot all Peter’s Chocolate Shop. 691 Main. SEASONED Hardwood for stova, child. Sr., Realtor. Office 15 For m m , To RAY.D0MII>(a / ' " ^ fGf H l^er and defroster. Good tires. STEAM. you sell. RWSe MV Unoleum, aspha.t tile counter. heating Van (.lamp Bros Phone furnace and fireplace. Manches DIS-STON chain saw. new low price est street. 7925 or 8891. KNOW? A/^ANSWSn '1981 FORD 2tPR.—Model "A". Expert workmanship, free esti ter 8676. One man saw 18" blade 3)4 H. P., Phone T7’J8 Or 6273 AU«WANCE,x MV— UN— 5'J44 BRAE-BURN REALTY Excellent coniUUon. mates. Open evenings Jones' I Help Wanted— Male 86 $299.50. Capitol Equipment Co., HILLIARD Street. Owner moving QUIZZARO// Furniture. Oak street Phone! SEASONED Hardwood selected to 38 Main street. Phone 7958. < Wrst immediately desires quick Open Every Evening meet your requirements, satisfac IF YOU Have a single or 2-famll)I 2-1041 Millinery— Dressmaking 19 OPPORTUNITY. We are looking sale. Four room single, full cel 1 % H for a reliable married man who tion gua'anteied. for furnace and USED OLIVER "70" with culti house to eell coll Hostings, Real 0 ^ BROW-BEAUPRE. Inc. lar. hot air heat, fully Insulated, EsUU Spcclaltst. Odd Fellows DB-LONG’S Refrigerator service. I hgts sold direct to the horn* to fireplace, 318 per cord load. vator, used H. G.'” Cfletrac. Used so i^lppell Street Phone 7191 CUSTOM MADE Clcthei to fit 1n- ameaite drive, gas stove, excel Building, at the Onter. (Ready Repairs on all makes, commer- handle our business In this ares- Phoaa 7083. Leonard QIglio, Bol tractor, plows, harrows, Fordson lent condition. Only 37,800, Win. .cial and domestic Emergency 24-1 dlviduBl. Will /vork from printed buyers with cash waiting-) CHEVROLET 1937 four-door, pattern or will originate. Dresses, Age 30-45. Car necessary. No de ton. parts. Cement mixers. Dublin Goodchlld, Sr;; Realtor. Office 15 Hour aervlce. Phone 2-1797. Tractor Co.. North Windham Phone 2-1107. sedan. Vsiy clean, 3350. SoUmene suits, coats, gowns and play- livering. collecting or demonstrat SEASONED Hardwood for furn Foreet etreeL Phone 7925 or 8891. A Flagg, Inc.. 634 Center street. clothes. Phone 2-3900. — ing. Man selected will be practl- Road. WUUmantlc. REAL ESTATE Problems T See ar RANGE BURNERS cleaned, serv callv set up on a remunerative ace of fireplace. H. B. Pomeroy. CARTER STREET, 5-room single, '•‘MMZMSai iced and repaired. 15 years’ ex Tel 8671. coll us today. We buy. aell, or list 1 SPECIALIZING In hand-tailored 2.5% basis. New and repeat busi PARKER Sprlngjleld lawn aweep- hot air heat, oil liurner, electric BY AL VEKMEEB lii-TON IntemaUonal platform. perience. Joseph Senna. 2-0147. ers do four hours* work In one your property. No coat to you FRISCII.I.A'S’ PUF That’s Our Girl bridal gowns; attendant dreaSes ness. Write Box O. Herald. stove Included. Front porch, acre unleaa we produce. Alice Clompet Very reasonable. Phone 3882. and formats. For information or Gardm—l* arm—Dairy hour. Buy now for leaves. Capi of land, fruit trees, chicken coops, PRisauilft V^YOU RUN IT’S NOT WISE YO FLATTER RADIO — dectncxl Appliance tol Ekjulpment Co., 88 Main 'The Agency of Good Wtll", 843 'ALOMS HOME, CHILDREN TO THEIR FACES) Service, repairs picked up and appoIntmeVit call Mrs. Msixine L MAN FOR odd Jobs on home con Immednate occupancy. 38,100, Main • atreet, Manchester. Phone ME. MR, NUYf E ra OHDVROLET 1946 town aedan. struction In Bolton. Manchester Prodorto 50 street ^one 7958; NEVER e i ^ NOW THEN... WHLt w e r e delivered promptly 20 years' Blake. 5843. Reasonable terms. Wm. Good- 4998. 'Very clean. 31.045. SoUmene A 3212. . ■ Flagg. lnc„ 634 Center street experitnce. John Maloney Phone McIN'iroSH, DeUcious, G'reenings,' child. Sr., Realtor, Office 15 For “A safe place to buy used care." 2-1046 I Walnut street. Cortland and Baldwin. 31.25 Mosiral instramento 5S est street 7925 or 8891. Movinit—Tnickinff—- bushel, field run, at J. Novelll PLEASANT 8-room, two unfinish l94l .(FOUR-door super jtlx Hud CESSPOOLS and septic tanks S to r a g e ' 20 Sitnation* Wanted— farm, • Mountain Road, Gloeton- MANCHESTER cleaned and Installed. Sewer lines „ Female 98 120 BASE ACCORDION. CaU ed, Oil burner, hot water heat son. Private owner. Radio, and bury. nice location. Coll .8009. H. B, heater, complete rebuilt motor, InstaUed or cleaned by electric ASHES, Rubblab removed. Oei- 5751. Center St., Near Main cutters. pry wells for septic tanks I lars. yarda and attics cleaned. WOULD LIKfc to cor# for pro- SPECIAL Sols on doffodU bulbs, Grady. new , clutch, front end rebiished, school child Hn my home. Phone hew tires and seat covers. For and eves tr ugh drains Installed. Dump truck for hire. Sand, loam, 59c dozen; chrysanthemums 50c 'THREE-ROOM house with cellar Bueiness block Including a 2-1072. Wanted—To Boy 58 going grocery and meet market quick -sale, ^O-IO. Oan be seen Complete service. CaU at any gravel, flU and atone. James plant Cut flowera 50c bouquet at garage, with room .for bath. Two after 0:30. Phone 2-9013. ■ hour. Emergency servlet render-1 Macri. Phone 4538. McOonvlile'a Greenhouse, 302 bwdness. Also frame dwelling BUYING Used furniture and acres of land. 3 chicken coops, le rear. An opportunity Is pre ed. Sewerage Specialists. McKin Woodbridge. street Phone 6947. running well softened water. Lo MANtUIESTER Package DeUvery. Sitoatlona Wanted— household goods, any quantity. sented to own .vonr own bu»l- EXTRA CLEAN, VERY ney Bros Sewerage Disposal Co. | The Woodshed.' 11 Main street cated In^WUUngton. SeUing for Manchester 5308. Local light trucking and package Male »9 KIEf FER Pears for conning 80c ness nnd business home nt ■ isa iis. LOW MILEAGE delivery. Refrigerators, washers bosket wl»Ue they lost. Please CoU 2-8184. 35.SOQ. Phone 2-044S. No ogenU. reeaonnble price. Cell •BBas«i bring containers. GUhock Form, Inquire 11 Broad street (704.r r sesesii 1947 PONTIAC SEDAN PETEK W PANTALUK electrical and atove moving a apeclalty. fo-zr insassi contractor, maintenance and wir Phone 2-0752. WANTED — Port time work South Main street Phone 5121. HERBERT F. FISHER. 1647 PONTlAt: CONVERTIBIJl nights. 5-day week. Coll 2-8675. Rooms Without Board 6# HILLIARD Street. Well buUt 8- ' ««• iv MA «•. T. M. I « UWflSt me. T. H sea u. a mt. ew. BY Mlt'HAEt O'MAM.EY AND RALPH LA.N* 1947 BUICK SUPER CONV. ing .for light and power 40 Fos room aihgle. OH heat, storm win Incorporated VU H.IN1 Is Manthrop There? ter street. Phone ^03. RUBBISH and ashes removed. In ROOM FOR Rent private home 1946 DODGE'TUDOR cinerators cleenst,. Sand, gravel Boaschold Goods 51 dowa, acreena, etc. Six years old. 84 .state St., Hartford 2-8179 “How do you like that! I was a little gantleman and SIOWlOAWAVQNI v\/ TM6v*ae toWBUNEA^ 1940 CHEVROLET CONV, Very quiet. 224 CharUr Oak Immediate occupancy. Good "Thfi Bfirkleva imitt b« dping awfully well—^very time next \ UNE.VIC. WHAT 00 YOU LINOLEUM -..Asphalt tile, wall and cinders Van aervlce and Dofa—‘Birds—Peto 41 offered her my candy-.;-.why couldn't sht ba a little lady 039M0RS1DD0VIMXf' l9fU PONTIAC SEDAN V—E—T—E—R—A- 38 +0 WINCHESTER rifle. Good you buy. come tn and see what AIODEL OoazaBteed. Cole low price. Keys made while .juul WurM .New iv4)< -wallpaper oouxe condition 335. Oil range. 320. Tet we have at The Woodahed,, 11 3 or 6 room rent. Call J-4027 after j stiiglea and doubles. R F. Von Phone 2-0106 F ih . Morlww'a. | giaward ft Price; Phooe 3-10U8. 2-1148. Mato atreet. 4 p.m . I Ecker. 3878.
‘‘v i /■ . TUESDAY, OCTOBER i t , IM S * ■' ■ ' The Wsuther • rOXJBTEEN iHdnclfpatfr S ttgitittg l^gralb Average Daily Net Press Run Pateeaet «c U. R. Weatiwf Baieea For the Month « f Ueptambar, ISf* ' . aaaamaawm not lived at the property in ques Partly eioody, ■uiui i i hat mlldar Ihomas Blanchard has baM S t Mary's Oulid wlU meet Thurs tion, it was sta M . thla aftetaooai elcarlag aod cold day In the Oulid room. Members Is Leading Man Smdl Claims elected vice president of Tau Blpsi- Plaintiff In the other case was 9,676 er toalght; Thoraday fair aad eoef. About Tow n Ion fraternity at Bryant College. fbmalnlng aU day will provide Mra. Alfred Andefaen, 39 Russell Providence; Wchard Buckley, sec their own lunch and dessert, tea w af nw AoiH Court Cases street who claimed damages to I o f c Uealatioaz 4*i« Qm h m L> Qmtkdio retary and Bdward Weiss, ser and coffee wUl be served by the her. huabsnd'a trousers that ware Mtmeheitar^A City of ViUaga Charm hostesses, Mrs. Edward Dauchy \ B «U 7 B tn ti, pMt geant at arms. cleaned at Holland Cleanaers, me., tin Bmbtom Club, bM h*d and Mrs. Clayton Allison. 1007 Main atreet. The defendant f«rts rws«rtiy. > • pre^ Judge Reserves De At Peace at Last ptank J. Mansfield Marine stated that nothing used In the (Ctaensad AdvectMag Oa Page W t eea) MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1949^ (THIRTY-EIGHT PAGES—IN THREE SECmONS) PRICE FOUR (»N T S Mit b**a o f tho ord*r. Mw. Corps League AuxiUary wtU seat Ail- workers In the Luthersin cleaning process could cauae the VOL. LX IX h NO. 21 h®r lupTttEn^ ro^ffiiw, Mr®. cision in Two Local Its officers et an installation cere program o f Pariah Evangelism will damage done to the trouaera. The No more mortal tribnilationB beset ihose B u old Folk »nd mi^reme corre*- mony tomorrow evening at the A r meet tomorrow evening at 8 t» law firm o f Schatz-Weinateln in lwn4o«g oecroUry Mr*. Klchard Disputes whom the Lord takes away. Ih that thought my and Navy club. Emanuel Lutheran church vestry Hartford appeared for Holland all o f Almm, Ohio. Alro at which time Instruction will be Vanishes at Sea Dust Theory Deputy Judge John D. LaBelle Cleanaers. , And solace. And in our complete funeral serv^ vMttnc Mn- Onsladlo hav« b««n “Fun with Sewing” wlU be the given Rev. MUton OuatafSon, News Tidbits Past Supramo PraoMant Mra. Halan subject of Miss Hannah Jensens Arlington, Masa, director of ^on e reserved deciaion In two disputed Ice find ease In your mouming. Britons Told They Secret Atomic Talks Bomar of Paabody, Maas., and Mri. talk before the Mothers Club of Missions In tho New England area plalma presented in Small Clalma CaUad From (/P) WItm On Crieation Richard Dwight, auprema v im CenUr church tomorrow evening for the Augustana Lulherun There’s Nothing Irttter Than praaidant o f Hui^nfdon Park, church. All workers are Urged to court yeaterday afternoon. at 8:16. Mothers who have used Thomas R. Ooodwln, 429 Oak California. clothing to exchange should bring be present. Refreshments will be Must Lift Output Paul O. Hoffman heads for Eu Given Today land street, claimed 3110 in un them to this meeting. Mrs.. Lyman served following the meeting. rope reportedly armed with ulti Mrs. AUaa W. Tork, praaidant of paid rent from Charles J. Kapp- matum to Marahall plan countries ’ Stand Swormstedt will be in charge. ; Russians tha Hartford District Paran :ier, 31 Summit street. Cloodwln, if ml N LCCLItC M ra Fred Finnegan and Mrs. OCco-tfa that they speed np their recovery Taachar Associations of Connacti- who was represented by Attorney Vrey Looks With Chenu The Connecticut Valley Zone Richard Ruddell are co-chairmen ST.,mAIKHE$Ttir • 9 2 6 9 progiMS—or else. . . .Chicago cut,, will praslda at the dlrtnot John Mroeek, asserted that he To Rescue Nation Nazarene churches will hold h for the Military Whist, to be held m ^ n g Thursday at the Hock- had leased property at 429 Oak ROASTING widow, red-haired and demure, i$t*§ Eyes to Find Home Missions Rally this evening in St. Mary's parish house, Friday tells Jury how she lost her heart aumw school. Bast Hartford, which land street to Happier on a month at 7:30 in the local Naxarec at eight o'clock. Preston Sage will and her $8,706 anvtaga to Sig Signs and Clues to will be caUad to order at 3:30 p m. be In charge of the games. to month basis be^nning Septem CHICKENS On Security Blamed church. The speaker will be Dr. O ipps Also Advocates •skI •vtnlnf session At tol* ber 1 and that the defendant had mund (Bhm) Engel. . . .Senate Roy Smee, general iieoretary of seems likely to face enduranoa Origin of Earth lowing tha school of instruction i.t The Salvation Army Women’s refused to pay the rental, by stop JUsing Less; Allepna- Three Sections |C» 7KXJ. Local P T A ’s will .aend dele Home MUslons and Evnngellsm contest early in its next aesslon for the denomination. He will be League will meet tomorrow after ping payment on a $110 check ROGER OLCOTT gates. AUaa 1L Ose, 4r. live W lll_B e to Go Today ad result of President Tnnnan's By Howard Blakcalee [United States and Four' accompanied by the Rev. J. C. noon at two o'clock at the citadel. given to Ooodwln. 408 West Center Street Hostesses for the social to 1 llTW new call for action on civil rtghte Associated Press Science Editor Minimum Pay Passeir Away at 75 Albright, New England District Happier told the couH that he TUephone 7858 Hungpy and Jobless; The Herald is being pub legleintloa. ! Other Powjcrs Give Ren Superintendent. will be Mrs. Elizabeth W eir and Allan R. Om , Jr., wUl taka the had given the plaintiff a $110 Start With A Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 36—(S1- Mra. Louise Wilson. leading masculine role In the Cen check on August 24. He returned Debate on Economy lished today in three sec A t least two steel companies A theory that the earth waa cre \ port Along With^ fire off telegrams to government Law Signed PRESCRIPTIONS Rev. Carl Olson of Emanuel ter Thespian production of. F. on the afternoon of the same day, tions. Besides the two gen ated from dtist instead of'fire waa Lutheran church is att.endlng the The Ladies’ Aid of Zion Church, Drive Opens Today mediators nrgtng recall of faet- Formal Report on Con Hugh Herbert’s comedy, “ For he said, When he discovered the eral Wednesday news and unfolded before the National Acad CALLED FOR New England Pastoral Conference Cooper and High streets, has possibility of a more convenient findlBg board aa means o f ending arranged for another nipper for Love or Money” , to be presented advertising sections, there emy of Sciences today by one of Truman Odls Raise to | ferences Held With at Camp Lutherwood, Mass. ren t On that day, a Wednesday London, Oct. 26.— (/Pi— Sir atrike. . . .Federal old age and AND the congregation and community, Thursday and PYiday nighta of Goodwin said, “ I’ll give you an HALE'S HOME is a third special one of 10 dependency benefit payments roae the world's foremost chemists. Soviet Union in Seek Stafford Cripps told Britons 75 Cents Hourly. Ad>, The American Legion Auxiliary with pork, sauerkraut, and dessert, this week In the 'HoUiater School option until Friday,” according to Pages devoted to the for more than 12 per cent in Connect DELIVERED for Thursday, from 5 to 7 p.m., at today they must produce The author of the new theory ing to End Dead will conduct a setback and whist auditorium. Jteppler’s testimony. Ooodwln mal opening of the new, icut during past year. Social Se is Dr. Harold Urey of the Univer ministration Victory A h Uoadltinacd in the Legion hall on Leonard the Church. Reservations may still Headquarters more and use lees, or go hun curity admialstraUon anaouneea. Staart Benson, 72, noted acalptor, be made by calling this evening. Mr. Due, a graduate of Man denied using the word "option." modem Marlow store, a sity of Chicago— eminent atomic lock Over Matter street tomorrow evening, with Happier said he notified Oood gry and jobless. "Unless we . . .N avy conunander testifies at myaterlonaly dlsappenred at scientist, Nobel prize winner and PINE prizes for the winners and refresh' Miss Oladys Seelert, 6701, or Mls:i chester High School, was active In FOR noted development in Man Boaton trial that subordinate used wUle returning from France on Washington, Oct. 36 —(/P)— : Sock and Buskin, the dramatic wln on Thursday that the other discoverer of heavy water. ments. Emily Kissmann, 5952. Children of Your Own can quickly produce more what proved to be fatal charge of tiM PoHeh liner SoMoskL Ben- President Truman today signed Lake Success, (jet. 26,— art invited to this fainily supper. group of the ic h o ^ and served as rent was available and, when chester’s mercantile his Urey did something unique He PHARMACY and get our costs down,” the T N T in mock invasion o f Boaton 1, whose atatoee are ezUbIted looked with eeech "ploua exhortaUona.” Of vlst spying and declared that he and “ class enemies who reaort to The last attempt to negotiate a temperature of the dust ball began The president called labor lead Dies in Night exercise o f' unimpeded atato sov In MANCHESTER ttaiiaiis f COM» riaing, due to the heat from th’s ereignty.” caiu^t with an empty tank St. Mary’s Parish HaU AtUee’a speech Monday on hla can no longer serve as the Yugo any crime in their attempt to re new work contract and and the ers and others to the White house economy program, Eden aald: 37-day-old coal strike today folded radloacUvity. and the beat pree- for the ceremony signing the It added; ta a andden cold aped. slav envoy here. turn to power," . . .Indian Prime Cu$omgti0f , Marrissay and "1 can remember no occasion on Minister Nehru, a diplomat who up until next week. ■ure of gravitation aa the dust got measure. “ I f this fundamental differance denaer. Prominent Business Man Cnmay, Ina. which a statement by the bead of A Soviet note delivered yester thinks a punch on the nose can Bargainers for the United Mine ■* Thus it rose to nearly 2,- Present at Signing could be overcome, other 'differ W E H A N D L E 000 degrees. the government has fallen ao far day to the Yugoelav embaaay aald serve useful purpoee, files to C3»i- Workers and the Southern Coal They Included President William 'And Funeral Director; ences which have hitherto appeared -4ISU6AN0E- Iron and everything else waa unsurmountable could ba seen in below the expectation of the nS' the Budapest treason trial of cage to resame V. 8. goodwill Producers’, association, mpt for 90 Green of the American Federation Oae Lewii I t . Hartford 7-921) uniformly scattei«d through thla true perspective and reasonable ATLANTIC • BIGTRADES W ith ■ CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS Uon'a need." , Hungary's former Foreign MlnU' tonr. . . .Greek Premier Alexan mlnutea and recessed until next of Labor, Jacob Potofsky, head of Funeral on Friday dust ball That would be im ground might bO found for their Asbestos Business Opportunity • Eoonomlee Tee Timid ter Laaslo Rajk had revealed that der DIomedes endorses American Tuesday (3 p. m., e. a. L ). the CIO Clothing Workers, and • LOW p a y m e n t s Oonservativea, Uberala and Yugoalav Ambassador. Karlo possible according to former adjustment.” Furnace Oil J2.95 Top POWER CLEANED proposal that Greek Arm y be John Owens, secretary-treasurer Emil Rleve, president of the CTO Robert K. Anderson, treasurer • TRADE t o d a y aoma Lahorties have criticised A rt Mrasovic "had for a long time theories, which required' a liquid No Russian Statement And Up for Auto Mechanic— Body Man or Both scaled dowa now that CommU' of the UM W and chief union ne Textile Workers, represented CIO of Watkins Brothers, with which In Manrhrstrr anti I irinity lee’B economies as too timid. engaged In apylng and tubvertlve gotiator, announced the auspen- ball of fire in order for iron to A Soviet delegation spokesman • PHONE 5191 NOW AUTO GLASS nlst-led revolt appears to have President Philip Murray, wno is firm he had been connected for Custom Made, Guaranteed la detalUtm the new cute In actlvltiea . Malnst the Soviet been cruabed. aion. Ha would not talk about the concentrate In the core o f the said the Russians would have no GARAGE BUSINESS and EQUIPMENT earth, where it now is. attending the union convention in To Fit Your Table Din WKI.l.S \M) SFlI’TIC T.W KS I .NS'l'AI I L; I) apendlng. Orlpj)# made theee Union." reasons for It or what had hap Cleveland. nearly 51 years, died last night at statement to make on the results L T. WOOD MIRRORS Chairman OonnaUy of SenaU of the secret conversations. _ FOR SALE pointa: Mrasovic left Moscow for Yugo- pened at today's eesalon. But Chemist Urey sees an easy Others invited Included Secre 10:30 at his home, 133 Oakland Foreign Relationa committee pre The Russians refused In the eloe* Phone 7691 Today Thoroaghly Equipped for Geneiml Repelrz sad Body W ork la Britain cannot oontlnue to Uve alavia in .Auguat and haa not re Union Inalsta on Reoeas way for the iron to sink to earth’s tary of Labor Tobin, Senator BRUNNER'S PACKARD dicts Congress win out Bnropena atreet, of coronary thrombosis. He ed meetings to talk about disclos CO: No extra charge to have our Mucheater, Conn.—BnzbMM Dtotrloi forever on Marshall aid, axUting turned since, though technically President Joseph E. Moodjr of center while the earth was atlU a Thomas (D-Utah) and Wage and McKINNEY BROS. he remains ambassador to the So Reoevety aid next year by at least large, hard ball of duat. He was born 75 yean ago and lived ures of'atom ic exploaiona in tha a BtsaaD St. Phone 4496 aalesman come to ynor home. on tha rtiarity o f tha Unltad Stntaa. tha Producers’ aaaociaUon said Hour Adniinlatrator MeComb. W. il .' t ■ > ■ SKW.NCK mSI’OS.M, CO. The armed aarvicea w ill be re viet Union. It had been presumed $1,(KX),000,000 . . Faderal goveni' all his life In the .same house in Soviet union. The Untted- States h»aBt.la gatting many latUwi iato;,lha «mkxi-laaiatad oa tko re- Mr. ’Fruman said the new Is'w's ■ m im LICENSED and INSURED duced i0,000 heiBwWiFjtievtooaly he wonkt return to the RaridSa cesa. esaary, by which melting iron which be died. time and again reaffirmed its posi aome telephone ealle— _____ tightened provisions against era 1 3 0 I ’ c a r l .'^t. I »’ l. r .> .> 0 0 AUTHORIZED—O. L TBA IN tlfa AND expected slae of 750,005 by next capital eventually. slips In little rlioilets along aiU- Mr. Anderson bad not been in tion favoring tha majority plan for new gold Btiike report from Fish- Ths reason the union gave. ployment of children should result good health for some time. Last STATE INSPECTION STATlOir cate paths. "in the virtual elimination of the atomic control aa approveaby tha April L . . ^ "Slaadenms FiabrtcnUoBs'' wheel, Aleeka . . . Representative Moody said, was that Owens could week he entered the Memorial U.N. Assembly laat Nov. 4 In Paris, BEPAm EQUIPMENT REPAIR EQUIPMENT ■The government le lopping off H ie Kremlin's note aald also not be here sigalh until next Tues Explains Lot o f Blysteriea evil of child Jabor from our inter' t u payroUa 10,000 civU aervanta, Burleson (D -Tex) eugegite crea day. Urey's idsa of iron sinking to state and foreign trade and induS' hospital for a check-up and X- The Soviet union hinted— after Pin Hole Grinder Pnllera and MIm Hand Tbols that Mrasovic "while being Yugo- tion ,of Americna "EIbn” for exile rays, and on Saturday was dis the atomic exploaion waa announc who total mors than a mllUon. "Faced again with an Impaaae,” the center o f a solid earth explains try." Valve Reteoer t'S qlld Bwiehea and Vtoea Slav ambassador In the U.S.8JI., ef eenvleted traitors. charged, -land advised by his ed last month —that the United Thare win ha 25,000 fewer pri- Moody aald. "the operators reluct- a lot o f mysteries. It explains He said the legislation also will The Heart of the Drug Store Valve Seat Orlader Parta maa aad Miae. Part# ' had come out In the Yugoalav physician to take a complete rest States ought to have som4 new pro vatriy buUt bomaa than tha pro- press with slanderoua fabrications Bnelaeee and profits are en up anUy accepted. To oontlnue with the Pacific ocean, the contiinenta. “ epcourage' the development of Set King Pin Reamera BOOT EQUIPBOWT ward march again for Connecti for several weeks. posals but this produced no change. ‘ Jectad 200,000 aaxt year. against the Soviet Union.” out the chief union negotiator their drifting apart, the lost con plans for employment on an an IIIV^ Centei 81. Phnse 6806 Armature Lathe Welding Ontm cut corporations, despite nation Retired la 1943 Deadlock Unchanged THE PRESCRIPTION DEPT. • SuppUaa of consumer goods to Russia, the note concluded, coO' would give a false impreaaion that tinents, the tropical, climate of nual basis” because it provides Furnltare Topa Brake Dram Lathe Air epmpnaaor wide strikes in basic industries Mr. Anderson retired from ac The net result: The seat and the home markets will be cut *mtU aiders It "Impossible’’ for Mraxo' progress waa being made when Antarctica, the great glacial perl-1 greater flexibility in the overtime Store Pronte. Picture Framing Battery Charger Air Separator and downward trend during first tive duty with the firm of Wat west deadlock stands unchanged production tnereasca. vie to continue to represent the there is no prognas." oda, and the fluctuating length o f provisions, Venettan Rlliids When illness strikes and your doctor prescribes, we A ir Comprezaor 2 Paint Gobs half of year. . . .Four knife- the day. Effective In 90 Days kins Brothers on Dectmber 10, but the six powers, known aa the Saader drief Savings en Import* Tito regime In the Soviet Union. Moody announced nothing of •pprerodivl will consider it a privilege to serve you. Riveting Machine wIeldiBg Ugh echool girla in C2il- The new pay "floor” for workers 1943, after which he and Mra. An sponsoring ^ w e ra because they Buffer In cutting down doUara imports. Mrasovle came to Moacow laat consequence happened today and It explains how water formed Spark Flag Cleaner engo try their-handa at kidnaping from the incoming dust and how in interstate commerce becomes derson, who was then living, en helped create the U. N. Atoroto Hammers ,chlaf savings are on tobacco, food. Dec. 16 after aerving as Yugoslav neither side budged from Its posi Energry commission, w ill continue Generator and Starter Teeter and car theft but end up in Juve effective in 90 days. Congress joyed a winter vacation In Flori Hydraolie Brake Bleeder DoIUes minister to Hungary, the scene pf tion In the long deadlock. the talks in November. The state (Oentlaaod on Page Twelve) nile home. ‘I t looks like a very bad Christ- (Conrtnoed on Page Eleven) members have estimated the 35- da. Mra. Anderson who was one and >4 Drin Motora Mine. Palatz aad SoppUea the alleged RaJk treason plot oh cent-an-hour Increase in the mini of the town’s outstanding organ ment of the five powers and tha U< CENTER PHARMACY Desk and Radio mas for the coal areas,” Moody g Seta Jack Stands vriilch the Ruasiaqa based their mum rate will hike the pay up to ists and director of the Second 487 MAIN STREET TEL. 4253 Heattag Eqolproent arid. 2 Hydraolie daeks espionage charge against the 1,500,000 workers now getting less Congregational Church choir for (Oontlnoed on Page Twelve), ‘Where Pharmacy Is A Profession” Ptok-np Trook The main segment of the coal Tire Patch Equipment Yugoalav diplomat. Rajk and four than 75 cents an hour. more than thirty-five years, died Blast Hurts co-defendanta were executed aft Able to Quell industry broke off iU contract Guess About They figure the Increase w ill Complete Line Of IHabetic Foods and SnppUes Other Items Too Nnmerons to Mention talks laat week, leaving the south on January 31, 1948. er being convicted o f treason. raise the w'Sge bill of employers Mr. Anderson’s first employ The Soviet, action does .not ern operators alone in their efforts around $300,000,000 a year. FREE DELIVERY A L L EQ UIPM ENT L A ID OCT and 14 Persons to get an agreement. Ouster Move! ment was as a clerk in the South Yaarlebyl mean a break In diplomatic relS' CIO Revolt William R. McComb. wage-hour SET UP FOR OPERATION The whole industry looked to Manchester post office, which was Open An Day Sunday tlona with Yugodavlai since the administrator, estimates that dir' then Ideated in the old Cheney Washington for possible interven rn I « ^ 1 rciect wage (ncreaaes caused by the Flashes! Yugoslavs were asked in effect to building on Charter Oak street. It LEASE AVAILABLE t e r m s AR R AN G E D tion by the government. The lO p law for workers now getting less Air Conditioned For Your Comfort Three Injured Seriously recall only their ambaaaadpr. not Murray Hand - Picks IflKen lor 4*ranted was then he became acquainted (L e U BoUettne e f the UP) W ire) lyhlte House announced that than 75 cents w ill average between th'cir diplomatic mission in' Moa with the late Clarence G. Watkins As Apartment Build cow. Committees to Pass on President Truman does not plan Level Decision Is to five and 16 cents an hour. His of any action at least today. first president of Watkins Broth FOR APPOINTMENT Presumably Yugoalavla's Acting fice expects the larger Increases to . ing Is Ripped Apart Any Left-Wing Issues Remove Denfeld Soon go to southern workers, so that ers and father of the present head To Produce New Fiber Charge d’Affaires Laso Laimovlc of the firm, C. Elmore Watkins. W RITE GARAGE, BOX L, HERALD Treastiry Balance about half the $800,000,000 total in Wilmington, Del. Oct. 26 -(F)— will continue to .nerve aa head of Mr. Watkins was First Selectman E. L Du Pont de Neatoore (8 Dallas, Tex., Oct. 26—
—Pmir- the mlasion, a poat he haa flUSd Bulletin I Washington, OcL 26 — (—The',' son accepted the position of bool^ serloualy, when an explosion late I position o f the Treasury Oct, 24; today was that the admlnWtraUon on a new synthetic fiber oijled or- This Is A Very Reasonable OHer The leftlat CIO United Elec* is trying to figure out Just how to keeper of the firm, he also kept lon which will go Into commercial last night ripped apart a four- Meal Workers asked CIO N et budget receipts, $93,359,' f^OlPSMOBILE apartmmt builqing in a l.oualng remove Admiral Louis Denfeld the books of the .town, doing the production U te next year, earn- MANCHESTER MOlM SM.ES Prealdent Philip Murray today 1106.37; budget expenditures, $75. work at his home evenings. project. 812,576.41; cash balance. $4,770, from his command of the-Navy. Johnson Sees pany officials disclosed today. A t Four Persons to meet with Its repreaenta- Those doing the speculating took Beoame Funeral Director the same time they said ayloa pro- BI'OlAia 'm e blast and what residents of , tlfoa In aa effort to patch up 571;671.70. it for granted that a top level de Through time he familiarized ductloa Is "at an aU-tlma high roa BABY the stucco structure called a flash Mtter dlffereacea between the cision has been reached to drop himself with the firm ’s furniture and w e shall be making more a ^ Here’ s a con- of flame left it a masa of debris— Die in Crash two. In a telegram from New Aati-Protaalty Bequeet Btn-ealed Draft Defeat vettible piece of cav^-ln walls, smashed furniture Denfeld. A Pentagon huddle yes and undertaking business and for more of it." York, gnUna Emspak, aeere- terday was followed by a meet years held the store’s record for • * • and c t ^ l y .cninibled roof. tai^'treaanrer of the UE, eng- New Ydtk, Oct. 28.— W V -th e ■any pcatticel nree. FrimatOy n ing between President Truman, yearly sales. A fter F. Ernest W at Protest 6Iade to Czech* Buildings in the five-block area gested that the internal eqnab- late Miss Rachel K.' McDowell, re traittiiiB eat for edentilc fniMeg were rocked by the explosion about Private Plane Comes Secretary of Defenae Johnson and Plans of -Army to R ^ kins. brother of Selectman Wot- Prague, CzMboriovakla, Oct. .progress, it cao ttm bo oaod as a SALE Me be eiettlecl in order that the ligious news editor of The New Secretary of the Navy Matthews. 10:45 p.m. (c.s.t). It threw aome klns, also deceased, took over the 26— Up)— The United StatM.haa CIO coBventIpn next week can York Times, left the New York lease Draftees Seen hi-chait. Chair locks instaody in persons in nearby imlts in th. Out of Overcast Sky Out of these meetings grew the management of the Hartford protested to the Czech Forelga USED CAR OF UNCLAIMED ooncentrate on other maters. Newspaper Guild $3,00(1—to dia- Plata on lablo. whoaa CSdaf Springs housing project in speculation that the proUem now Proof Act Not Needed .'Ministry that Amerlcaa .ofllelali To Hit Side of ' HiU tribiRe literature againat profan' had become one o f the method by North Dallas out o f bed Every Cleveland, Oct. 36— fS»i— CIO (Conttnaed on Page Twelve) have been unable to see a II.. S. Uy among newspaper employes. which Denfeld would be relieved— one in the building was hurt. leaders were cocky today about Washington, Oct. 26—(/P)— Sen embassy official arrested five daya « No Men of Canse Port Deposit,. Md., OcL 36— M) Miss McDo'well, who died Aug. 30. and .whether there might be other ago as a spy. James K. PeafleU, CLCARANCE their ability to quell any left-wing left an eatate of $13,500, - it ' changes. There are a number of ator Edwin C. Johnson (D-Colo) Battalion Fire Chief J. W. Owena 'A private plane plummeted out V. S. charge d’affaires here, aald UNIFORMS revolt at the 'annual convention diacloaed Mriien her will waa filed said today that plans of the Arniy said he had no idea what cauced of an overcast aky and craabad Heavy Gale official protest was made yeatar- into the aide o f a hlU last night, next week—and to boot out any yeaterday. (ContfaiDed on Page Eleven) to release Its draftees shows Crt 1949 Olds 98 Sedan (ExceUent Car) the explosion. pro-OommunUt rebels if necessary. 1948 peaceUme draft act never day that American ofilelala had These Garments Were Ordered and Not Takes ' Leroy Shannon, 28, said the Llaat killing four persons, including H. CIO President Philip Murray an waa nsaded in the first place. failed In efforte to get la toodi 1948 Olds 98 Gnb Sedan occurred in hts apartment. He .lald L. Straus, a wealthy horaeman. Hite Britain with the employe, Samuel Merya, The plane ivss owned by the nounced a hand-picked slate of He referred to the disclosure by 1948 Olds 66 Club Sedan he had smelled gas for several 39, since be was Jailed teat Fri days and had reported it to the American Totalizator company, o t committees which will pass on the Secretary of the Army Gray that SHIRTS $1,50 controveraiSI left-wing Imuea Handicapped Pupils Have beginning Dec. 1. the Army will day. ' 1948 Dodge Club Sedan maintenance man. which. Straua was president « * * $4.00 Valoefi Shannon said "workmen repaired Others aboard ware identified aa which threatefi to tear the 14-year- offer discharges to 24,000 drafte' - Small Ships Driven old CIO right down the middle. and 6.000 21-month .enllsties as CatUe Prices Soar The Id l-,, 1947 Olds 98 Club Sedan the stove in Mra. Ballnrd’a apart Arthur J. Johnston at BalUmort, Aground; Seaside Re Chicago, O ct 2fi —VahiM Ten of its students never leave morning by almply throwing a not prove i t ” cattle has caused a apeotaealai Girli who get around look to knew of no complaints about about 5 p. m. (e. a. t ) . A watch haa built up in the CIO since V-J and swept two fishermen to their aot‘'chair” foroMMfaer day. their beda. But all of them at ■witch.- Hla dog Nickie, chimes Suggests Droppl"K Extensiou price upsurge la tbeaa effarlaga hi , 1946 Olds 98 Sedan leaking gas in the apartment' found in the plane wreckage bad deaths. An English channel steanri- ^ test ten dnys. dvewteek tradora . Friendly Teen Shoes for their complete srheo feediog the Lettlat-Led Unkms tend achool regularly, hear every right in with a baric and glvas the building. ■topped at 6:17 p. m., indicating What’s more, the blunt spoken er with 200 aboard was unable to ■aid. ' Today's top waa im 88.M chihL Selecsad North- 1946 Olds 76 Sedan ’ COVERALLS $3.00 Shannon, 38, said the explosion the time of the crash. Tha 11 leftist-led unions are: thing that ffoes on in class and rest of the class a laugh. westerner suggested that top mill' footwear wardrope. Shown here, four go on to Dover or return to Dun from test week’s aad 85.86 from MS Hsfd Mapla aod $6.00 Values "knocked us down and covered us Bits o f twiatpfi wreckaga wera United BXectrical Workers, United answer questions when the teach As the day wears on, Freddie tary and civilian leaders abandon sturdy coastrnciioa 1942 OMs 76 Sedan kerque. The storm prevented its the peak o f tho week ended O ct up with wreckage. It blew my strewn over the blU and an ad- Public Workers, Office and Pro er calls on them. may answer A history question or all plans for exteiiding the peace docking. winners from our Fall collection designed 1 ^ yoats o f aatisfao> The classroom was expanded re two, take part In'reading a atory 16. 1941 Buick Club Coupe DOZENS OF OTHER BARGAINS hoy up In the air." Jnlning ftald. Parta o f the plant fessional Workers^ Intetnatlonal time selective service act whm It Seaside resorts on England's • * • cently. A device was installed aloud, 'and Jolk in a 'apelldown. for eveiy happy occasion. Boof Ufted 0 « BoUdlag were left dangling la traea on tha LongMtoraman'a and Warehouse exdres next June 24. channel coast esUmated their Guard Most Be Rea4|y 1939 La Salle Convertible (Sizes Arc Limited, Come Early) ___ in ten homes by the Michigan *Wever Can Play Hooky" The blast llftad ths roof off the MU. men’s union. Marine Cooks utd 1 have been and still am op- property damage at £300,000 Montgomery. Ala., Oet 88—4#) building and dropped It back, Straua was president o f Tropi Stswarda, Farm Equipment Work-1 Bell Telephone with th4 Mich' "You never can play hooky, but posed to a peaceUme draft, John' ($560,000). — Gen. Omar Bradley toM the Nfie era. Fishermen and AlUad Work-1 l*an Society for Crippled Children It’s swell," he aaya. "They’ve got *on said. "There is no forseeable completely wracking all four cal Parte race track In Florida. Highways Flooded tloaal GMrd today that thti oemw Soma witnesses said the plane ars, Fur and Laathar Workers, paying tha costa. It fixed up so rve got to work n,ed for It In the future." Airplanes wera grounded, trains AS SON m"66vmniN* apartments. try's eltaattea re^rea that tha'- CLEMENT Shannon, his wife and • child caught fire in the air and axplod- AmeriStn Oommunicatlona aaso- Box Placed at Badatde like the rest of the kids." i Secretary Gray, in announemg were delayed and torrential rains KEMP'S MANCHESTER flooded highways. On the south Guard be ready to mava eome e t were In the apartment They ed. Others said tbs explosion and ciatlon. Food, Tobacco and A gri It la a small box with a pair of Hie mother reports It U doing I the discharge plan, said - It ."sa ■wltchaa. Tha box is placed at her aon a world of good to be I proof that the Army would not east comet the 38,000-ton aircraft Its dtvteleas to esmhat qairhiy U ^ Incorporated were not aerioualy Injured. firs came when .ths plane U t tha cultural Workers, and Mine, MIU the aeed arieoa. la a talk I E. O. Wilson, who said he lived hUl. and smelter workers. tha badaida o f each handicapped "back In qompetiUon with othez.1 spuae the poeeession o f a peaee- carrier llluatrlous stood by to ala MOTOR SALES a disaWed coaster. Ten seamen for the- Natioaal OMrd # Uniform Co., Inc. acroea the street from the one- State police stationed a guard Tha unions against which the child. Equipped with two-way chUdran." lum e draft law on tha books. He were rescued by Ufebeet and here, tho rhalrptea\ of Baby-Land story building, said: about the twiated wreckage. Ih- CIO delegates feel atrongeat are communication, the Children thus The device with loudspeaker I urged that the law be continued, Open Evenings rocket line from the wrecked ship, ehiof* ef start pUd "wi CEHOUSESSON (The Surplus Store) ' *T ran acroaa tha street and vestlgators for the Civil Aeronau United Electrical Workers, headed are able to hear their class in and microphone has been Installed U or use If neede1 \ .. \ tt 'i.
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