—Tha sUt'e . PRE-WAR Mr. and Mrs.'Charles Aultman 12-87-1H8. Board of Education reported that POWER ROLLED tBMMdtote delivery to i 28. 2nd Lt. In rb ert ft. Oilman. U. 8. Army. KlUed. Italy, 1-81-194A the Valentlnoa only. Six others spent tlto week end In New York WE REALIZE YOU WOMEN OF CONNECTICUT WILL INVEST YOUR 1949 FUR CO.AT ONLY WHEN the four state Teachera' colleges vow home. ^ S 29. P .r.a PaUr W. Btamlcr. V. 8. Army. Killed In action In Italy, also are aulng Merle Deweea of CAPE COD " Caty -relatives, f are filled to capacity ^ th 3,000 Orders taken now! SpitcializinR in parking areas and ■ 2-16-1844. New Haven and hla Mn, Hamil With attached garage. Mr. and Mrs. 8ven Edbcrg kave TO MEET WITH YOU ARE SURE OF GETTING THE MAXIMUM FOR YOUR DOLLAR! HERE IS SUPERB QUAL 80. 8gL Clifford M. McKinney. IT. 8. A. A. P. KlllM In Oermany, ton. The trial contlnuea. students. The enrollment waa gas stations. Work guaranteed. Time payments arranged been gucsts of friends In Woites- slightly above last year’s. At the Manchester's dacat iw - YOUR DEMANDS ITY, STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP AT THE LOWEST PRICE YOU’VE SEEN IN A GOOD MANY i 7i 1-1944. A total of 1223,000 damages had Free Estimates WELDON’S tsr. Mass,, receatly. New Britain Teachers* college dential scetion. S rooms 8X. Pvt. Raymond LaOace. V. 8. Army. KlUed In Italy, 6-28-1944. been sought by the 10 plaintiffa. 901 MAIN STKEET Jirs. Csarlea Aultman and Juli YEARS! THE COATS WILL MORE THAN EXCEED YOUR EXPECTATIONS! DON’T DEL\Y! 82. A/8 Thomas C. OoUlns. U. 8. Merchant Marine. KlUed In ac In August, )646. a dump truck there are 1,202, at New Haven, down, 2 rooms and bath us Ofbbay bsys been summoned tion. 8-12-1942. carrying a group of high school 754; Danbury, 307; W illi mantle, 2nd floor. Oil h«at. *A for Jury duty In the /Hartford R O B A R rS 88. le t Lt. John O. Wilson. U. 8. A. A. F. KlUed in crash, 6-38-1944 boya back to New Haven from a 204; extension course students, DeMaio Brothers completely modem home. Clomqaoa Pteas OourL WILL BE OPEN 84. FJ'.C. Edmund P. Leber, Jr. U. 8. Army., KlUed In France, ■trimming party in Milford col 338. Paving Contractors Since 1921 Mrs. Karl Enroth and son have Sale Price $15,500 T-10-1844. Uded with a car operated by HliU^ Call Manchester 7691 Anytime moved to .West Hartford and her 88. P.P.C. Norman A . Mother. IT. 8. Arm y. KlUed In,Dutch New nr Dlnerstein o f Bridgeport, and Dramatic Group Number One - With Values Ranging Up to $450 Oulnea, 8-18-1944. turned over. LIQUOR <4 88. L t Gordon E. Thrall. U. S. A. A. F. KlUed In crash, 7-81-1944. Joseph Valentino waa at the Brae-Burn TONIGHT 87. Pvt niomaa J. Patrlcca. U. 8. Army. Killed In France, wheel of the truck, owned by hla .• .fo r stojoool mttdt STORfS 7- 8-1944. Going To Phone 7728 Or 6273 father. ...to comotidole drill THURS. & FRI. GENUINE SILVER FOX COATS 88. Pvt. Ernest E. Bartley. 17. 8. Array. KlUed In France, Net Involved INreetly Shown By Appointment T-Sl-1944. The car driven by young De- Refinish 89. L t Robert W. Lucey. U. 8. Army. Died 8-14-1944. .LOANS WINE AND LIQUOR VALUES Your Choice Weea, owned by his fathw«, wpi Get a esfh loan here on the 46. L t WilUam C. Halt U. 8. Army. Killed In France, 7-6-1944. lUSInckVNrO M PHaM li 9 A . M. to 9 P . M. 41. O.Mt. I/O M ario Quey. V . 8. Navy. Loat In action, 8-19-1943. not Involved directly in-the 'aocl^ friendly baiii that .made ’Jltr- AT YOUR NEARIY A$P STORE HOLLANDER BACK, MUSKRAT dent, but the plaintiffs contend * Yoiir Floors? tonaf tha choice of over a 12 M o. UM*. la z t o * •MV) 43. O J f. S/e BsneetSerggren. U. S. Coast Guard. Lost at sea, Notice SATURDAY 9- 14-1944. that It waa “racing” with the million parsons last year, HM SIO.OS S 8.31 t 7 JT ■t 19.74 48. EnMgn Vincent F. Diana. U. 8. Navy Air Corpa. Lott in Cen truck Just before the crash. Rent our new, heavy m 1940 14.11 a/h/sJiies. UNTIL 6 P .M. timpla Ta Oat m 9 i . r 14 » .« 1 tral Pacific, 6-28-1944. Mr. and Mrs. Dlnerstein and duty Sander and edffer. BOMBAY LAMB two pasaengera in their car, Mrs. If you can make monthly in A boo « l tlOO (OiFi $30.60 when pmagsif BRIARCLIFF Zoning Board of Appeals 44. Pvt. Joaeph Sebula. XT. 8. Army. KlUed In action, Belgium, Also a heavy duty polisher stalments— don't hasitata to tea rtpob M 13 meolWji co o ito A v iwKalmiwti Sarah Levin and Sidney Gartel, el |!0 .0 $ gocK. aAp^hea b boofi mmpt Irgm ith A i m ' ★ and a regular Johnson PntomaTt YES MAN. Coma in 86 PR(X>i SOI. A . e f e l In accordance with the require 45. T r t H tfiry J. Benflche* T7. 8. Arm y. Killed In action, Italy, both of Bridgeport, withdrew from H 4 le f . W. i4! ments of the xontng Kgulationa polisher. or phone today. OItTILLEO IN ILLINOIS SMALL DEPOSIT NATURAL GREY CHINESE KIDSKINS the case after yesterdayls settle Lo a n s $25 to $ d O O of the Town of Mancheater. the Over 48. P vt Oscar Oaanatta. U. 8. Marines. KlUed in action. South ment. They were suing the Val- Zoning Board'Of Appeal! wlU hold WILL RESERVE PaclUe. 9-18-1844. enttnoa only. tomrouin tort tis s s to tor STRATHMORE CLUB a public hearing in the Municipal 4T. 8/8gt Robert Hamilton. U. 8. Army. Killed in action, Italy, Still aulng the DeWeea defend HENDB) WHISKEY Building. Monday evening, Octo YOUR SELECTION LEOPARD CAT COATS 8- 24-1844. #e«M m aC FINANCE CO. Three Hundred ants are Ralph O'Connor, Roger lih O Q A ber 11, 1948, at 8:00 P. M., on the 48. P. F . C. Rdbeit daughsey. IT. 8. Army. Killed in Hawaii, Frechette, Thomas Dolan and Rob Larsen's 86 PROOF SOI. Z . O e l following appUcatioiu: 10- 14-1844. 2nd near a $ T a n THEATRE iUUOINO FlBiBh«d HonapaBts and ert Carangelo, all of New Haven, PEED AND HARDWARE W hitkiti In thlB product S ytarg old Application of Nathan Sandala 49. 8/8gt. WilUam E. Greot U. 8. Army Air Force. KlUed In 733 MAIN •lam, MAtJCHESTEB, CONN. and the estates of Frederick Bes- for permission to erect tvo-fSnUly > i MfriigrB ,Ib Oar Dtsflay GREY DYED CHEKIANG LAMBS action, August 1943. Dial 3430 • OavM Hevsy, YES MANogsi; chel and William Carney, the boya 34 Depot Square. Tel. dwelling which wlU be closer to / Yard ,To Choose Froai! 80. Sgt. Rudolph W . Nelson, Jr. 4 iM n »f JlOO cti(i m .M atra siM SlIr tissM la 11 nmlkl|r cmiKstlTt hiil«l(ii:iit» tf 110.05 m t. LYNNBROOK XJ. 8. Arm y. KUled In action, who were killed. south side line than regulatioiui ' I Genaany, 10-14-1944. laam aiaSa ta riilOaaU at all larraanSlaf laami BlDOiB) WHISKEY allow on undersized lot, on Lot *1110 Finest In ★ pL JoMqib A . Doherty, X7. 8. Army. KlUed in actiaa, Italy Fire Wrerka House •• Sis a a a BLACK PERSIAN LAMB ovambar,o -----1N4. 86 PROOF ' BOT A . 9 0 No. 14, Brookfl^d Street (South S of No. 69) Residence A sone. EASY TERMS 83. P v L Roeco C. Tbce. X7. 8. Arm y. Killed In action, France, Wtlllngton. Oct. 7— — Fire WhlihlBi in product S y««P8 11-18-1944. Application o f Nathan Bandala wrecked the six-room frame for permission to erect two-fam- F 1/e Charlee W. Heritage. U. 8. Navy. Died in Philippines, house which Rufus Marsdate spent ★ ‘ Deoembar, 1944. M l e y lly dwelling on Lot No. 18 Brook tw o years building, workins on ■A<'.a* lOUMON WHISKEY Workmanship 84. P vt. Gragory Monaco. X7. 8. Arm y. Killed in action, France field S treet’ (N orth o f No. 89) week-ends and other spare 4lme. USE OUR LIBERAL 1 1 -3 8 -im . * Residence A tone. Dramatic Group Number Two-With Values Ranging Up to $699 The Arc was discovered by a pass 60 4 PROOF BOl 3.79 80. PvL Alton Hare. XT. 8. Army. KUled in action, France Application of Robert Scranton ing motorist while Mr. and Mrs. A BLCNO or SVRAIOHT W MI'KIES Material LAY AWAY PLAN 11-8-1844. for permission to use (Juonset Hut 88. le t L I, Joaeph R. Pltsgcrald. IT. 8. Army. Killed In action Marsdale were at work and their for teihporsry living quarters on Fnuiee, 7-13-1944. two daughters, aged 16 and nine. GUCKENHEIMER Parker Street, Oomer Tolland ★ 67. P. F. C. Cornell C. Ruahworth. XT. 1^. Army. KUled in action In school. The fam ily moved In Turnpike, Rcsldeiree A A tone. MANCHESTER SHEARED RACCOON y C h o i o P with Mrs. Marsdale’s mother In IlDIOEO WHISKEY Lusembourg. 12-34-1944. lis A A A Application of Manchester Knit EXTRA SALES CLERKS 58. P. F. C. John I. Nowak. XT. S. A. A. F, Stafford Springs. MEMORIAL KlUed In crash, 86 PROOF BOT 4 . 9 9 ting Mills for permlsslMi to srect ALL FUR EXPERTS SILVER BLU MUSKRAT 1 O Ur IjUO lCe 10-34-1944. directions! signs at faUofwlng loca 89. Pvt Edward J. Olcavage. XI, 8. Army. Killed In action, Bel ^ J U tA , tions: Northwest Comer Middle COMPANY |lum, 1-L194S. Turnpike West and ACfims Street. A. AhneMI Prop- ★ » 60 F. C William T. Anderson XT. 8. Arm y. Killed In action, POLO CLUB GIN 3 feet from comer; Adams Street Luxembourg, 1-1-1946. (North of No. 890) 10 feet from OOIL’PKAJU. ABD MABRI80N ALL COATS c a r r y PERSIAN LAMB C 61. P. F, C, John J. Mitchell. U. 8. Arm y. Died Leyte, 13-14-1944 For Sale «T«QPf||^95 street line; Southwest Cbmer • K rR E E TS 83< PvL Nelson E Darrow. U. 8. Army. Killed In action, Germany. HAUGAL 1^1 2.49 Adams and HlUtard Streets, 8 feet OppasUt Baal Uemrten OUR MOST LIBERAL 12-18-1944. 4 room Cape Cod, 1 from street line; all Residence A TBU6FHONB 7787 OR 8387 5 YE.AR GUARANTEE 68. Pvt. Dlllio Falcetta. U. 8. Army. Died, Luxon, 1-21-1645. year old. iMated on zone. STUNNING SQUIRRELS 64. P. F, C. W, Stark Taylor. U. 8. Army. Killed In action, Ger RED CROWN GIN Opea Sondave Camplicll .\vc„ in Dob* Application of Mary Fuller for many. 13-16-1944. sonville, 1,000 feet from ) PROOF e Q A Vh A Q U ★ 68. P.F.a Frsd H. Miller, Jr. U. 8 Army. KUled In action, Ger AtPGAi P . 9 9 BOT.'A . a U permission to sell jrara and Knit Bog ntiget asd Save MmievI many, 3434945. new Merritt Parkway. ting supplies and give InatoicUons LEOPARD CAT COATS also to have small sign, at 97 MANY-ONE-OF-A 66. P. F. C. LtsU r'O , Keeney. XT. S. Arm y. Killed in actlon,^Luzon. I4rge lot. Occupancy 30 ROBIN HOOD GIN T" 1-30-1945. ■ davs. fYritinywrtr jTTr'— Residence A 90 PROOF A Q Q zone. - KIND-SAMPLES AND 67. CpL ■niomaa Gleason. U. 8. Marines. Died 3-6-1945. Full l>rice.$8,500 HALF GAL a . O f I 2.59 Official Notice 68. P.F.C. Walter Adamy. U. 8. Army. Killed In action, Germany, Application of Knights'of Co FEW-OF-A-KIND BOMBAY LAMB 3-33-1945. See lumbus for permission to erect 89. PvL Peter F. Gochee. U. 8. Army>i KlUed in action, Germany, A u m A , Televtsion Antenna which will ex r Making Voters 3-6-1945. Stuart Realty tend higher than regulations al ★ OLD SPAR low at 188 Main Street, Residence NORTHERN BACK MUSKRATS 70. M. M. 2/e Bruno C. Mankus. U. 8. Navy. Lost In action, So. state Theater bW. Pacifle, 5-1-1644. NEW BtOANO RUM A zone. The 8eiectmen and Town Clerk ALL SALES FINAL 71. P.F.C. John R. Lee. U. 8. Arm y. Killed In action, Germany, Tel. 6648 Or 7146 e ve.ss OLD Application o f Elrwtn Mooney of the Town of Manchester here by give' notice that they will be 3-6-1945. lih A Q Q for exception on lot having less 72. Capt. Gordon T. .Wells. U. 8. A rm y.' Killed fn action, Germany. 90 PROOF______^ 4 . 9 9 asea than regulations allow on In sesslen a t Jthc Town Clerk’a Of the-Munleipal Building for 3-13.1945. 9 Hackmatack Street (East of No. fice to ; SPECIAL SELUNG AT AN UNUSUAL PRICE FOR SUCH FI NE QUAUTY 73. P. F. C. W alter B. Liaa. U. 8. Marines. Killed in action, Iwo 18-17) Residence A A sone. the piitpose o( examining tha Jima, 2-19-1945. ZONGA RUM qualflleatiens o f electors and ad- 74. P. F. C. John Dirgo, Jr. U. 8. Army. Killed In action. Ger WHITE OR 6010 Application of Ernest Copping raittlBg.to the eUJCCTORS’ OATH many, 8-30-1945. REAL ‘ for permission to use portion; of those who shall be found qualified 76, B /Sgt James F. CIvlello. U. 8. Army. Killed In action, Ger 81 PROOF______8^1 2.49 <3der Mill for Auto Body Repair on the following daya: and Paint Shop at 882 Vernon many. 8-18-1945. ICE CREAM ' Bsturdtsy, October 9. and Street, Rural zone. Genuine Russion 76. lat lA. John E. Wlnxler. U. 8. Marines. KUled In action. Iwo ESTATE WRIGHT’S RUM Satur^y, October 16. from 9 Jima; S-S-1946 ' AppUcaUon of Michael Masaaro ' a . US. sattl 8 p. m . 77. 1th A A Q for (Mrmiaslon to encloae existing P. F. C. Errol Burton. U. 8. Army. KUled In action, France fs Our Greatest •I Said first session may be pub MOUTON LAMB 66 PROOF 801. 4 . D 9 second story porch which Is closer 79. to street line than regulations al licly adjourned from time to time P. F, O. Angelo Zlto. U. 8. Arm y. KUled In action, Germany Basic Value! but no session shall be held later KOLINSKY March, 1945. ‘ low at 17 WllUama Street, Resi OOVERNM'T HOUSE than Saturday. October 16, ex 79. Pvt. W illiam Chamberlain. U. 8. Arm y. Killed In action Ger dence B zone. many, 8-21-1945. When you buy IL ■ell i< • WHITE OR 6010 cept a scaaion to examine and ad SHOP EARLY FOR SELECTIONS EVEN THOUGH THIS 1th A Q A Application o f rioluglaa Lindsay mit thoae whose righto shall have •0. 8/8gt. Roger Herrick. U. 8. Army. Killed In action Italy or tmde it you wunt mnsi for extension of pennlsslon to usa 2-24-1946. ’ mbm value for your money 86 PROOF______801. 4 .9 9 matured after Baturday, October SKINS garage fo r storage purpoaea at 16th and on or before Monday, ■V EVENT WILL CONTINUE EVERY DAY THIS WEEK AM M 1/c Donald U Croaa. U. 8. Navy. Killed In action. So. When You Engage The 111 Main Street, Residence A •Pacific. March, 1945. - November 1, 1948, which seaaion BRUGAL RUM zone. shall be held on Monday, Novem 8gL F t m c Is W, Blow. U. S. Marines. Killed. April 8. 1645 Jarvis WWTE0R 6OL0 Application of Kenneth Miller ber 1. .1048, from 9 a. m. until it t ^ r t Hall, U. 8. Arm y. Killed In action, Germany, THE DtSStHT-OP-THe.MONTH fO f OCTOBiS 19 5 for extension o f permission to use noen. Organization 86 PROOF boV 2 .R 5 building for Welding Shop at 433 Naturalized citizens must pre *‘®'*^y* *• ■®Uon, Germany, To do any of tbeim tralUMl^ Hartford Road, Buwesa Moe. sent naturalisation certifleato bo- WE HAVE A W »E SELECTION Of icatloii o f Samuel U tU e for (ore belag admitted. Documentary Ilona you gel mailmum to convert two-fkmily value backed by a highly Back for your enjoyment ones more • • • each tart a AMERICAN and IMPORTED W HSS • r\idence must be presented to aU A|L Edward 8. Plocharcayk. U. 8. Marines. Killed In action, dwelling to three-family dwelling -«GB ot' derivative dtlsenship. Ouam. 1846. I rained and eiperienced or- generous individual Mrving of Scaliest Vanilla Ice Cream at 08-70 Laurel Street, Residence 8 ig n ^ : PvL'Fnada J. Klrfca. B zone. (juy E. Anderson, XT. 8. Army. KlUed In action. Cebu, **nniaiillon. topped with crushed strawberries and decorated with 8-81-1945. All persons Interested may •t- . . Edvard W. Carroll. Farmer $25 Vtdue i: Pvt. Paul BotUeeUl. U. 8. Army. KlUed In action, France, whipped cream. Aitraaive! Delicious! Ready to serve! 723 Main St. tend this heerlBf. ’ ♦ ' R b ftr 8. TmMSBrt, ROBART 7-81-1944. Jarvis Real^ Co. ICE CREAAA Z o i^ing Bodrfl Boerd ^ SelsetoMs. ' ‘ FamucI J. Turkingtoa, FURRIERS SINCE 1912 — AT 66 PRATT STREET, HARTFORD -JSSSc REALTIIRS ATallab!c in boxes o f 4 at vour Scaltesi D ealer’s. OINIfAl' ICI CaiAM cotr. By Mertln E. mahy n-i?l944' ****®“‘‘ ^ 6.14 t’rnirr Street Manchester Chairman. ^ Town C8erk Dated at Manchester this first U. 8, Army. KlUed in acUon, Germqny, liew la I6. .Mr iMilMf Vertox Bmdn, Thyndo/t, fiJO P.M.., NK Clarence W.. Thornton, Tel. 4112 Ur 721$ - Becretory. da^'. o f October 1948. \,\ MANITHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7, IMS PAGE pAOcnx MANCHsancR BvsmNO h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c u n n .. t h u r s o a t , Oc t o b e r t. 194s eight foreign artas. The Sunday Am rl|SBtpr choosing to build up, and Franco's Party Slate ! Woodland Group Local Church School enrollment haa advanced to the frontier we are preparing to Conneciicui 400,000 and the total giving for all An Appreciation give a military guarantee. The Elects Leaders purpoecs during 19477 waa more Corttiiuj ^sralh natural military alliance and To Take Part than $44,000,1------.000, making;lnjr tha per PUHl.nilUU> BT THB To Be Filled capita for the year $80.28. I wish to txpreso my friendship Is the alliance and I IUI.D TBIirnNU OU INC Yankee At the October meeting of the The Church of the Nazarene, thanks to my many IS •ISMII itrM*. friendship which is unspeakable MWClMSWr. CMS. B y A. H u . Woodland Park AsaociatlOB, hsM which maintains ita international TBOMAB rSRUUSON from every other angle, from G. O. P. Town Commit* at the Manchester Y.M.C.A., the Nazarene Will Join^ in headquartera In Kansas City, Mis friends and supporters Ttms.. Osb'I every aspect of principle and con following committee chairmen souri, supports six major colleges in the recent e l^ lo n . CMMiBM OsloMf 1. IW- The battle of the hucksters en lep to Meet for the were elected: .Celebrating 40th An tn the United States, one In Can sistency in our foreign policy, tered a new phase with the mas Improvementa, Arnold N. Naw- ada and one in the British Isles which la what the United SUtes terful phenomenon which we can Piirpofle Monday niversary Sunday Sincerely, T o m o r r o w man; Ways and Means, Mrs. ^ Id a .... and the Nazarene Theological 8 unto7 •»< Holiday*. BnttrM «l IM only describe as the emergence of offlo* St y«nrl»Mt»r. Conn. M means to the world. Gibson; Membership, Mbs. Blahch Seminary, "graduate school for "Common Man Shannon.” On Sunday, October 10, the Samuel J. Turkbigton SMOBd a s M lUH M ilw r______All this is justified, of course, as The Republican Town Commit Newman; Social, Mrs. Eleanor Vl- ministers and mlssinoeries. In It haa to be noted that, for tee will meet Monday at 8 p. m. bert; Welfare, Mrs. A. J. Miller; Church of the Nazarene, located at addition, "Showers of Blessing” Town Clerk BUB8CBIPTION IUTB8 the lesser of two evils, as the ex some time, the Republican strate On« Ts*» by Mill ...... Sluuu In the Municipal building to fill Bowling. F. W. Libby. 468 Main street, of which Rev, radio voice for the Church of the 81s bobIM by Hall ...... S I.UU pedient Justified by harsh cvenU gists bad been holding their chief the vacancy in the party slate left It was voted to hold another Nazarene, ie heard over 160 radio ..i i.w* James R. Bell Is pastor, will join Obb B*Blb by HstI ...... not of our own making, and of sU U candidate, the Governor him br the death of Judge WUllam S. Hallowe'en party for the realdenta Btatlons and by short wave around SiBfiB Copy ...... 0* self, under wraps. The curtain Hyde who was running to succeed a churchwide celebration of the Watkins Brothers serves its fourth generation of WpBSIy. by carrier ...... s .« course, our only purpose in mak of the Woodland Park tract. the-world. Locally It Is heard over . lU.UU was kept carefully closed, all to himself as Judge of probate. To Bow’ling will lie resumed Octo 40th anniversary of the organisa W.A.C.B. 730 Kc., everV Sunday at Siiba, dtlirtred. Une Tear ing such embarrassing and shamo- West of Ml**., b’oretsn ■■ . .tia.uu heighten the dramatic effect of date the only name mentioned as ber 8 at 9 p. m. at the Charter tion of the Church of the Nazarene 8:30 a.m. ful truck with Franco Is to make the final appearance. What kind a successor U that of John Wallett, Oak Alleys. All members are wel MBMMCR ur as a Protestant denomination. The possible the eventual saving of of an entrance would it be? graduate of the Hartford Law come. THB ABUOCIATKD PKBfi.- Meanwhile, that strange com- School and for nearly a quarter of local church was organized in No- Th* A**ocl*t*a Pre»* '• e*elu*«»*ly our friend. France, and all o f vamber, 1807 and Joined in the **titl*d to tb# u** ol blnatloH of high principle and a century clerk' of t^e court under all n*w* di*p*t«h*» credited to 't. or clrillsation as we know it. Ah, reutine hneksterism wbirb Is the Judge Hyde. Asserts Russians union of the churches In the East, Men, Women! Old at I 8 M Connecticut home makers with a dramatic value event nu. otberwia* credit!o m thi* b*P*' yes, except for two things. The Bowles campaign was rolling General election plans also will west and South 11 years later, aad dl*o tn* local new* published here. along. Human nature being be laid out. when the organization of the lUI nsht* of reoublicstinn ol *pecial first is that such con.sclenceless As yet no action haa been taken Church of the Nazarene as a de 40,50,60! Want Pep? dispatch** herein *r* also reaereed. what it Is, and the polHlral ell- Mining Uranium maneuvering helps make war in mate of the state being wimt It on the election of a new town nomination was officially consum Want to Faai Wars YoungarT Ruii Mr*ic* *li*nt of N. B. a. Sere- evitable. The second Is that arty chairman. The coming session has mated. The public ia cordially In eeaw ^ «<**-«« imiiwfatHttt T*i- *e*T la the high principlea evoked Munich, Germany, 'Oct. 7—M>)— llltla ptyfdfif U9 WATKINS lee. toe. war waged on such a basis con Aiatlvely little attention, while been called by Mrs. Julia Craw vited to attend the services, -Sun ■ SOTHBS.S. INC. ford, vice chairman. A Czechoslovak airman who fled '•“ W low la (m o‘ Publl»h*r* B*pr*»«riUti»*» Th* the routine publlolty dodges did day. auM un. J tains in itself the seeds of destruc his homeland said today the Rus ry Oatroi T .luliu* Mathew* Bpeciai Agei^y -New at leaat Impress themselvm up The union of the separate groups Ibia my i FUNERAL Tors. Chicago. iHlrolt and Boston. tion and defeat, oven for the vic on the public oonoclnuaness, sians are mining uranium ore in a took place at Pilot Point, Texas, heavily - guarded area around SERVICE burcau ur tors, should there be any victors. whether favorsbly or unfavor In 1908. At that time there were m b m b b r a u d it Police Department Joachimsthal, Czechoslovakia. If there is any victory of any ably a oertala tabulation In Nn- 10,000 members acattered widely CIRLDUATIUNa Strong Russian forces have Ormand IW mi vomber nsay help tell. In 228 churches, •with a few mis Tb* H*r*ld Printing OoBpany. Inc., kind in this war we are designing, sealed off the area, the airman D frretdr A t their worst, these publicity Stands Inspection sionaries In a half dozen foreign ***V-de. But It provea to be the caaa *T wasn’t bom with a silver who died 8 *tnrd*y. Ortober J, 1^18. 4. Complete Front End Work— Rebuilding. fo r tboss who now our military plans. that the new atate of Israel Is es spoon in my mouth. I know what Onre as*ln deatti ha* invaded eur 5. Complete Motor Tune-Up—Sun Test Equipment. Ono country is France. It ia a It la to have a pocketbook so flat mldet and railed to the heavenly home ount^nn oil bttmsr pecially anxious to have this a dearly helov-d brother. The Golden 6. Motor Rebuilding— Factory Method.s. aauntry which is our historic ally. that it looked as though It had desert land because It affords It Gateway ha* been opened wide to 7. Brake Relining and Front End Alignment. It la B country we must support been nm over by a steamroller. welrome him to the New Jerusalem. If you now have an oil burner in your furnace — bate is pfoWbiy its best opportunity of reclaiming But I don't have to make an effort He waa a true friend and alwaya ready 8. Call For and Delivery Service— No Charge. the beat paying invettment you have ever come acroM— a new ia- bb4 nourlab. and a country whose to aaalat in the welfare of hi* rom- vehtion which will cut th* amount of fuel oil required to heat 8 boma. and redeveloping land for new set to Identify myself with all these radea. paapla must be our friends, if we good, ordinary Connecticut peo tlers. And Wliarea* the *11 wlae and BUDGET PLAN for all repairs at Did you know that a remarkable, new kind of oil burner i* now avail avar hopa to preserve democracy ple. I’m one of them myself. I merciful Master of the Universe has able, to give you the tame heat you now have — on much lea* fuel Beyond that, there is a long- esi the continent o f Europe. always have been and expect that called our beloved and respected EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS oil? A double charge of oxygen it mixed with the Oil . . . to give a amouldering suggestion of power I altvays will be.” brother home and he having been true cleaner, hotter lire. In a caiafully engineered replacement inatalls- And. on the practical side, and faithful comrade in our Club. Tel. 8854 For Service That Is Service tion — the kind ol job we do — thi* new burner can eaui oil for politics in the background. The Now, obviously enough, a Vhaaoe ia a member of that Weat- We reaolve to »end sincere condolence j-ou — pay you caah dividend* each year. present controversy over the new mere claim that one is a "com to hi* family and that a copy of aaa Uhion Defenaa Oounell which mon man" is not enough in Itself. these resolution* be sent to the be No matter what oil burner you now have — it can pay you band- partition proposal goes back to •omely —■ in caah dividend* — to replac* it with thu new kind of WB hava bean promoUng in Eu- It .is something that haa to be reaved family, one to the local paper DeCormier Motor Soles the rumors of some time Ago, to and one drafted oa pilnvteg.. ft burner — the Master Kraft. Can pay for itself ia tb* fuel it Mve* rape. aad which haa /nat organ- deifibnatrated. our Club. i "Tour nimy*-Overbuid Dealer” — then pay yon caah dividend*. Republican huokstera as Special Purchase i M f Aith klia* aA>olntmAft thrafapt that Britain wished Its 22-24 MAPLE STREET MANCHESTER Investigate — get the facta. puppet Hate of Trans-Jordan to dembhnrated those additional tal British American Club. Inc. mt the military commanders who— ents they BO lacked tn 1944, when Fred Dlrkann. Pre.'ildent. thara la no alightaat affort to dla- get the Negeb so that a new Brit any well deaigned Imperfection In Fred Baker, Rec. Secretary, galaa thla faetr—would be the ish military base could be located the speech-making of Governor Rich, all wool there. Thomas Dewey could have elected Master fbaft aammandera to take the Held To argue and decide the parti him President then. They packed OIL BURNER ^ agalnat Ruaata. Into the inaugural campaign Tet, although France la our tion of Palestine on racial popula speech of "Common Man Shan FAVa OfWOgMOS EACH YEAH hand hooked Mead, and although wa reoognlie tion Hounds and suitability and non” a wealth of down to earth regularity of frontier ia one thing. language, using the rhythms of NOW IS PLANTING TIME that we muat win the ideological To decide the frontiers of Israel common man apeech, with, here Bed, chest battle against communism tn and there, a alight suggestion of Fhanca if democracy is to retain in deference to the military base awkwardness, but naturalness, of Gain A Year's Grovfth Anderson and Johnson aajr decent foothold In Europe, ambitions o f some outside power grammar and phrasing. . and dresser aad although we hava encouraged is another and less savory proce They reached the summit of PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS dure. thilr art when they made the last fTaace to JoIr la thla Weatem sentende of the speech read: Phones 6884, 7549 Or 6042 Vhlen m lh ta^ poatura, our own "Let’s work together, you and More for your money than ever! Clean-cut Sheraton lines with 8^vell-front dresser me. to make it an ever greater $ 1 .4 9 and up atrlct military and atrateglc con- The True Aster EVERGREENS and chest: fluted comer posts; spade feet: brass-finished butterfly hardware; slclgh- aidarattona dictate that we con state.” type bed; broken pediment mirror. Beautiful soft mbbed finish on matched mahogany i'Does any one doubt that any plywood; solid gumwood framing. cede France to the enemy. Every fading and going leaves less sincere and autbentic a IClitarily. France la weak. Mili- something behind, and the ahin- friend of the common man taiily. the frontier of France it ing, undisputed flower queen of would have said "yon and 1 ?” net deftnalble in caae of war. And our flelda, now that the goldonfod HEDGING N ew! Eighteenth Century meanwhile, auch ia the Involved haa dulled. Is the aster, the true $12.00 per curse o f our times, we are afraid aster. AMBULANCE Barberry, Thunhergia and I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NORTHERN to make France stronger by trust The true aster olTers iHlesson in Cal. Privet Savings up to and more . ing her with arms, equipment, and the achievement of beauty. Every SERVICE MAINE. BIG GAME IS PLENTIFUL, THE ROADS furniture for a dining room of distinction military plans because we distrust one, including the countryman ARE GOOD, VENISON STEAKS SHOULD BE IN frontal raaponaa to WOODHl FF’S ADAPTED France politically. We are afraid himself, ia familiar with the lush calls at any hour. AS ORDER WHEN YOU RETURN. on de luxe floor sample bedrooms f'irst time in years . . . an Eighteenth Century dining room at a special price. that France might go communist and exotic burst of the cultivated LOW even while we were building up lb. DROP IN BEFORE YOU LEAVE AND LET ME Special purchase, rc.served for our birthday! Chippendale credenza buyet and China aster, the imported and UWN SEED AS the French army. highly refined Pekinese of the ape- MAKE YOUR TRIP MORE COMFORTABLE AND cabinet base china, Duncan Phyfe table. Sheraton chairs (1 ann and a sides). 2x4 feel ♦ • . 12.95 So even while, diplomatically, ciea. It builda one spectacular SAFE WITH SOME OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS. $675.00 3-Piece Solid Mahogany Chippendale group. 6-dra\ver Mr. and Mrs. dre.^eer Exactl.v as .shown. Mahogany plywood panels and gumwood framing. Waa $425.00 we arc trying to build up France, flower, and It it lovely beyond i m c VIRGIN WOdL with jig-saw mirror; 6-tlrawei’ che.^^t. both pieces with ogee our military plana are abandoning words, In a hothouse sort of way. bracket bases and fluted corner ijost.s. Full .«ize reeded pineapple C I O .Q Q 9 3x5 feet . . . 22.75 France. to the enemy. That is The true aster the countryman top poster bed ...... *,^1 2 7 'vhat General de Oaulle sensed in has to hin^self. It is wild and un BULBS JACK SHIRTS $8.95 9 pieces above No more eveitable at theae price* when thiz his . criUclam o f the Western disciplined. The best bloom it can Heavy weight. Four Pockety, Zipper Front. $4’2o.OO 4-Piece Transitional American group iii parchment en special Anniversary purchase ia gone. Gor- Union's military plans. muster is less than half, an inch U.S. M-.C. f 8*ou* floral petterna; oblong shape to cover W’hcn our military piaiming in diameter. And each bloom is HOLLAND TULIPS CROCUS amel 5-drawcr chest, full size bed wilti foot posts: 0 drawer every Inch of floor poastble; green, roee. grey, thus concedes and abandoim •nothing more than a very simple vanity with imframed mirror, and b on ch ...... 3 3 9 0 0 blue or tan borders; geometric design* with NEED HUNTING KNIVES $1.49 red or grey "background* • UaiuUy SM M tor France, our friend, where does it • ^ .star, blue, or purple, or white. But 10c K ach 12 $1.00 Each 1 2 For 50c 3 x 3 size; $1.6 20 fbr 2 x 4. go? With Sheaths from one root there spreads a $651.00 5-Piece Grand Rapids-made Transitional group in genuine mahogany. 5- Purely miliiary conaiderations .shapely pyramid of branches, and PLAID FLANNEL BRAKES! ' drawer chest, 6-draweI' Mr. and Mrs. dresser, twin beds with take it down across the Pyrenee.i, from each branch a dozen short tall slender head post.s and shoi t foot posts having pineapple Korfl 6*8, Chevrolet DAFFODILS HYACINTHS down to a political regime wc arc brandies and from each of these DRESS SHIRTS tops, and bedside table with one drawer and open cabinet...... T ^ 9 2 7 0 certain will continue to be above ' a round of clusters of the small Plymouth suspicion of Communist influence I and insignificant stars. Every de- 18c Each 12 y.. $1.80 20c Rarh 12 For $2.00 U. S. RUBBER or control, and there, wc embrace | tall. In itself, is insignificant, un- $580.00 3-Piece Modern Classic group in genuine mahogany. Extra wide 5-drawer our old enemy, Dictator Franco of ! til the process of cumulation Is $ 9 *9 5 PACKBOOTS dresser with oxbow front, wide matching ■5-drawer chest, 2- Spain. Militarily speaking, he is ! complete, drawef’ drop-leaf bedside table and full size low-post bed with *2|[ ^ ^^.Q Q Price Includes Lining now a man of virtue and esteem, And then your countryiiian, Chrysanthemums in pots, in blossom $1.00 each RED TOP STOCKINGS iceding ...... J ^ w 2 7 because h4 has a good frontier, walking past the corner of a field, .\nd Labor, Installed f ______and becaUM, like the two dicta with his eye drowsily roving over Packard 6 ...... To go with them tor* who spawned him aiul who $11.9! the browns of autumn, suddenly Packard 8 ...... :.$12.9! MANY OTIIEH H FOR YOUR GARDEN INCLUDING FERTILIZ unforti^teljf are not here to join slop* short, and drinks in a lumi 100% WOOL Special Purchase! ua today in person, he ia "against Olds 6 ...... '.|10.9I nous cloud of loveliness. A nias.s Olds 8 ...... $11.9! ERS, t; VRDFN TOOI.S, G.YRDEN HOSE, SPRINKLERS, LAWN Comintinism.” of very modest little flowers has Pontiac 6 ... >,.. ,$1 p.9‘ TURTLENECK To thfese military conaiUcra- Lounge sofas in been built into a breath-taking Pontiac 8 ^ ••$11.9! RAKES, ETC. Solid Maple Uons, our foreign policy is now . plume of October, blua^ as th* Dodge...... $ 10.7! SWEATERS $3.00 Chippendale Cedar Chest be^dthg. Secretary of State ; sky, or purple as the twilight, or DeSoto ...... ^.$10.9! U. S. Navy Style George C. Marshall has already white as the nlglit. No single Hudson 6 -',$12.95 Vi»it oitr convenient sales yard located at the corner of Tolland Turn Most beautiful of all lowboy cetl^r Chairs to match 69.$0 Coodall friezes I39°® form iily proposed to France and C. P. O. 100% VIRGIN WOOL, NAVY BLUB 14.95 burst, but the accumulation of lludson 8 ...... $13.95 chests is this Chippendale model show- Britain. that the United NaUona Smart new two cushion model; new button-tufted back. Only be many chaste details, no hothouse, Gadallic ...... $14.95 pike anti Oakland Streets, a( the intersection of Conn. Routes 15 83 ing William Savery influence in its in cause we selected these in discontinued (ioodall frieze paUerns is rasetiKi its previous criUclams of cultivated wonder, but the wonder Kaiser ...... $11.95 SHIRTS $7.95 tricate carving.s. Was $79.00 End table with shelf: deep the FMpeo diotatohihip and rees- this low price possible. Choice of smoky grey, coral rose, Regency Colonial turned legs; 18 x of the routine and the ordinary Buick Sp...... $11.95 blui* and fore.st green. Smart colors; durable fabric.-*. L.sually tabUah cordial relaUons with it. 24' inch top, 23 ^ inc^iea adding up into a transformation Buiek R. M...... $13.95 The Same In 50% Wool $4.95 $198 00. Tha Cbalman of our Senate of aoul-stopplng beauty, many Open Ei'ery Day Including Sundays 9 a. m. tb dark. highrw'er^l9.75. Armta Fortes Cbmmittee. Sena leagues beyond words, thit is the .95 tor C^tAii Oumey, has been visit- true aster. Opal Class Lamps 7 big nranep.ana comes back to this BRUNNERS ntfy SemSaihag aa bamedlau Clement Surplus Store Agrieulturat and loreZtry ex SB8 Bast Centtr St. Popular when Watkins Brothers first mat 8t|laBM between Franco perts say that during Ita abort started bn.sines.sl Opal glas.** hand dfxio- Manchester Tcl, 51^1 16 DEPOT SQUARE MANCHESTER and th e Ujpted Stsitee. hlstorv the United States has lost WILSON’S NURSERIES rateU with roses; marble and jwlished on *. third of its topsoil and four- 'k i j k 't h * Optn Thursdays 10 P« amiy. we ar* Sfths of its standing saw tlmbar. brass. 17 inches tall. Was $9.98. t , I
' r PA<» MAlsOHCS^riSK CVBNINO HEKAL.U. BiANCUESTBR. UONN^ "rtlURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1948 MAMUtinaiiSK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONNn THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1948 PAC?R EIGHT ......
W---- YOU BE THE JUDGE? A TAKE AN INVENTORY OF YOUR PAST FOOD PRICES IN JUICE MANCHESTER AND COMPARE WITH PRESENT PRICES \b. SINCE THE NEW AMAZING "POPULAR" HAS OPENED .... bo^*
^AP SOtfS-(LUiir~~lsyl^ aoi Mm W H A T G R A D 4 DO YOU e g g s FIND? ^ z * Amaziiigly Low Prices Yes, Ma’ am— ^you’ll make a hit with your family every time you serve grand-tasting quality foods from POPULAR. Kioirt® And when it comes to VALUE— we’ re in a league by .ourselves. Our daily low prices prove lhai we “ play ball” 'TOPULAR" WILL CONTINUE TO LOWER ^ith you__ ^prove that we’ re on your side in the battle to bring down food costs. So team up >^illi u4and fill the FOOD PRICES YET UPHOLD OUR TOP *^home plates” with plenty of variety— and your pufse with extra savings. QUALITY STANDARD ON ALL FOODS LOOK AT THESE ‘POPULAR’ VALUES! \b.
; xH:’' ’*' /V' STEAKS SIRLOIN C U T FROM C O B I ^ SHORT HEAVY WESTERN «dC U B E STEER BEEF \b.
WELL TRIMMED SMOKED
H A t O MOUNTAIN MEADOW , SttfjffO ® SHOULDERS lb. •NORTHWEST TENDER* Vt LB* TENDER STANDING ?1^GS*
SWEET PEAS lb. A TERRIFIC VALUE... REG. PRICE 14c ... SORRY ONLY 4 TO CUSTOMER ROAST WALDORF TOILET MAINE SARDINES B E E F ^ TISSUE LEAN RIB BONELESS OR A A REAL BRISKET lb. REAL r o l l NAVEL VALUE VALUE ,» - • s r - ARMOUR’S STAR PICKWICK BLEND boih READY-TO-EAT COFFEE t UM. 8So THESE PRICES WASHINGTON BLEND OPEN FRESHLY FREE STORE EFFECTIVE GROUND THURSDAY t LBS. Mo Superior Blend HOURS THURS. COFFEE PARKING , MON., TUBS., SAT. . HAM69 OCT.7H1 AND ON OUR 8:30 A* M. to 6 P. M. FRIDAY HUGE LO T WEDNESDAY O CT. 8th FRl. NITE SUPER 8:30 A . M. to 1 P. M. SUPER N EXT TO SATURDAY THURSDAY-FRIDAY ^IsJUM ittu T IL 9 POPULAR FOOD MARKETS TH E STORE 8:30 A . M. to 9 P. M< POPULAR FOOD MARKETS O CT. 9th ’ ' ■ ■ -»'■ ■ - ‘ •
/ M A M HESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN-THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7. MA.M MK-siKK KVKNING HERALD. MANCHESTER.'CO aNN..THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1*48 na Bei^'',.fu PA G E TEM . I..I—— ,, I. , i^. ,.i I ...... Horse Owner N ew FlhriBli^itn B w ::'., ,'tV Faces G>ull 'Two Other PriseBS Ctven Poor Season of *Hlgh Fbet PPtsobel F d n i Marne* Connected With B y BUiop O’Brien Alleged Defalcation ■aitfbrd, Oet 7-HiO-Tise |M - Danbury. Oct. 7— —The poor EVERY BAY IS THRIFT DAY AT A&P! to tow ■eaaoh which the horee, “High gtvee thei^ ftret , ___ Mame,“ had this summer on east T im J t m f iA ic m f oMatt hi Mpehemeits______ern trotting tracks has a direct You don't have to shop on special days to sdve money at your A&P Super Market, because we today, la Tha Ottbolla Trmwwelit connection with a JIO.OOO alleged CompaJoL ih iU L **EVERY DAY’* VALUES fiiMiitd CliHft by the Moot Itov. Hoary J. 0 « rt« . defeleation at the Danbury Na keep all dur prices just as low as possible six days a week. How can we do it? Simply by not re iUhop of tha H orteta Heaeas. HAinutt Rici ihhpw14 Tha Itov. rcu d a J. nam poMor tional bank, says the FBI. D c A l l C PAGE with PORK O 16 0 Z 9 Q | of tha Chureh of Oor Lady of Donald F. Define, 28, owner and sorting to sales fo r one or two d a y s... or o ffe rin g week-end specials . . .b u t making our prices D m AII b W Boston Slyle-New low Price ib CANS m w Iona Corn ceiuitrru 2 :;;2 « ‘ Morey in PioiavlDe was oppoiatad driver of “High Marne." was ar . . J t f V \ poator of St. Mary's. Now toadea. just as low as we can, and keeping them low fo r as long as possible. This famous A &P policy Tha Rev. rrttorich W. Clafk. raigned before a TTnlted States NO 2 smpfmim t r rts* iwotor of Sacred Heart. Wotliars- c o m in 1 saloncr yesterday on a IONA PEAS STANDARD CANS sayes plenty o f people plenty o f money every day. Stop in at your A&P today and see how ilold, wot named to eucceed father charge of stealing that sum from SeltoM Toewtow’ MltMl i r . V' V . ; . ' I flaa M_paator of Our LtO f of the bank, where he was employed Mercy. PtalavUla. as a oommcrcial teller. WHEN GELATIN DESSERTS Holmon's M oyonnaiM ■•tn. 2D* much it can save you! Rev. Jontee J. OonBoa. aoMotoat Last la I'naucressful Beta SPARKLE OR PUDDINGS paster of St. Mary’s, Hoot Hart John J. Oleaion, special agent In CrispoCooUof tuacwMaer w« pm 19* ford, received Ms nr«t pootecal ao- charge of Connecticut FBI offices, NO. 2 9 7 1 aigament. mieeaadiaf fathot Ctorit said Derlna made a statement that IONA TOMATOES CANS A I at Soared. Hoort Wcthorsfield. he took the money from the bank, 2 Sandwlcli Sprtnil ttiee MiJM 2 r Rev. V&ceat P. Bodaar. oaoto- in various sums beginning last no. h OQ i toat poator of Holy Ttlatty, Wall July, and lost it in unancccaaful B 8 M SMI m I IMM 2I.'25‘ Cmdy Bars Np«ue< A - . 25* ingford. likowM stas aaaiod to his . beta on his horse. PENNIE TUNA FISH UGHTMEAT CAN V V first pootoral poak ak e t Stoph- The Rooeevelt raceway on Long HelMCMIlSeeM Cura FlokH muss's iK n ((1 4 ea’a, RndgeporL Island was one of the tracks where 5 LB Devine and “High Marne” appeared aeveral timet last summer, Gleaa- PASTRY FLOUR SUNNYFIELD BAG W iliM 't eoMninpiuM mkuni Croamof Rico m« vm27* on said. ■me 2'.t:29* ■ Vlany See Game HeM an $8,800 Ball NO. 2 9 Q c H o e r ' MtBMI*M.MPIUlMWr lUlM 4 r A&P Raisins m l At hla arraignment before Com- A&P PEAS CAN A W Ot Eitl'e* HiH L* “ Over Televiiioii misaioner Karle W. Smith in PraitCocktan etiiNeTi MMM* 2 7* COUNT MItNTSAIl P-29* Bridgeport, Devine waived exam AUNT 20 0 Z < 7 « Soop Grains ination. Commlaaloner Smith or SeopPowdor BewniAiL uiPM 2 1 * Many local baaobou foas tow dered him held in 88.000 bail for PANCAKE FLOUR JEMIMA PKG I I Durry'i Cookios Mseermin f- 29* jeel-BlockCm the fink g a a s of the wocM aortoo appearanea in Federal District yootorday — through Ulevteloa. court. Cdunt on )UP M P flM ix t-2 6 | Simonix Wax mrreiiaeiM ncat Uloviaimi dtolsre Burton B. Sherwood, tha bank’s KETCHUP STANDARD BOT iO N lS ' Hal Roll Mix ^p^upfnw m26 hod MU arranged for the eoavea attorney, aaid a surety bond pro 5 K.6 POUNDS a ’T - Why from, store to store assembling evep^; leace of poietet by and euotomec*. tected K fully from any lost. 2 16 OZ « n « » A JORi . MOWMdE fdKJAi 21* meal piecemeal vhen you can buy all your foode' Boom of thtoe aeto wers am agad HERSHEY'S A CANS LEAN . 5 5 ' under one roof ai your A&P Super Market? In this ia th e display wtadows whUo MARVEL BREAD CHOC.SYRUP Rico Puffs MMvrme 4Mi—m 10* others were Inetde the store*. Good NO. 2 ^ y I blc, modem food deportment store you'll find ten reception w u reported at tha tots Bolton jdatcjcC douLif, f e f t puiaA njiLL:! W kw lPeffi omnmit ■—wiT* der. Juicy meats . . . quality-famous groceries . . . thrmighbut tha oatlra gams. Tha PINEAPPLE JUICE 00 rs CAM TALI- teiecoat was reloyod from Bootoa Perla Mohr O’ltaHa deliicdous dairy products . . . fresh fruits and vege through Channel d at 1 ^ Hovoa. 'T^ Bfaaehesler 8848 WHITE SLICED- Baby Food eramttBMMt - * 118 OZ ..... «Hk ? 8 88 tables ... luscious bakery treats \ .. and other good " FINE TEXTURED- PINEAPPLE "&M^ 30‘, 1 .t»'W ' Baby Food «« * things galore. Best of all, you'll find every price ca The Women’s Society for Chris irs MARVELOUS! LVS. aSnimim' 3 28 Robertaon FTA tian Bervloe of QuarryviUe church low as A&P can possibly make it... every day in - B I A I f l C O SWEET MIXED QUART 9 R B Coca-Cola MOTKaTt mv 6- 25* in Bolton has announced Its first l I U I l L k d LANG’S RENOWN JAR AW the week. Stop around today! In Fall Meeting public supper of the aeaaon will be Octagon Powdor PooMk# Floor riuMURV m 17* held on O ^ b e r 16 in the church Tha Rabortaai PTA wO hold tta basement from 6:80 until 7 p. m. m BAKED BEANS YANKEE 2 ?a?I45' Octagon Cfransor P it FRIiag T, Hv-T-riii 2 -' 15* ftm don mooting WodDoadoy, Oo- The society la very active In its tobar 18 at tha Itohartooa school on financial support of the work of 5 LB RoliaUo P m s 2:;:::35* ! Proa# Me# iumwirr erju27* picHics Icc* North School otroot Tha gueat the church and their supped have Visit the sparkling de- 717 MMN spookor wiU bo Mra. Hoartott* . ^ g been popular in thia area. I SUNNYFIELD BAG pxrrtment today for FAMILY FLOUR t kMHCe-AMtHICM CANS ChriaUaoosi. publlo health auraa of MTS. John Erickson, general chair- Sw ift'ning ' “ 39* SueilNHi 2 29^ tbs Oonnoctlcut SUto Dopasttaoak- man of this Harvest Supper, has oven-fresh baked 12 O Z4 Q e of Hoolth. whoso mihjoek will ha announosd the menu wlU Include Solad Drassing PM( W M u ilird rwAiie t«JAi 10* “RgmoMlhnito of Fareato sad ham, acalloped potatoes, pass and _ ’ tre a ts W: BEL MAIZ NIBUTS CAN 1 0 carrots; pidcled bcetsi oolariaw, Teocboca to FrovoaMag AcoGdeato SJ S in A- a ^ ta tu NO. 303 4 Q f M argarine NUOOAFhr 39c Guldoo's Muitard M —JM 13* to ChlMroa.’* ■heed tomatoes, rolls, apple or 1 A obetol hour wOl fioStov tha pumpklB$ic, and ^coffee. Mrs. Hor^ I O ^ '9 ♦ ^ STREET JAR aid Lae will have charge of the BEL MONTE PEAS GraptfniH *Tr ^t2!::31* Poos ond Carrots ..1^ 15-'' ■’Sis buBlnaio soaoioa. with lofrash moats iorvad 1^ I te John toaao- Mtcben, JAn. W. Arnold McKin N 0.2 9 7 i ney; tha dining room and Iba. Grotn Gioiit Pons MM<*e 20* Libby's Poors fAMT mniJAA 42* QYS i W S L . gmsh caught g* and I t e Jooeph Sehaaotar, o*> Gharlea T. E. WlUatt, tickets and ^irONUTS GREEN BEANS IONA 2 CANS A I chalnaaa of tho hospitality eooe- dacorattens. Reaervatlona ara now I A8P Apple Seeee 2^29’ Post Broo Flokos •—m * mlttoe to charge. Poionto ore being taken by Mrs. Eriokaon, 14 MANCHESTER urged to reserve the data. CHOICE OF; PLAIN, SUGAR, NO. 2 tatephoae 4914, .and Mra. Lee, mieu'B M «F— 8089, A quota of accommodatlona WAX BEANS IONA 2 CANS W I AnePe^Meyoeoaiie -u45* .RicoKrispios 14* available has been set and rasar- CINNAMON or COMB. DOZ Warn# of Excel# vatloas will be taken up until the 146 OZ m Chief Seled . i r i f iWexPegir -ff-t* «23 Prices On Grocery, Bokery, Dairy and time the quota is filled. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 CANS Mrs. Anthony flano, general U P Freh Seled eenafM 4 r iVeeHle Ixireci MAM'S 2ieTS 35 Of Love in Home chairman of the committee In j a n j L OCEk* '**■ Fresh Fruit and Vegstabis Depts. •M YUKON 28 OZ 9 R i charge of the aemi-formal dance (p a jJ a U L iAdoiiral Sordioos 2!^ 27| Alto Effoctivo A t Store A t •• Huntingtoo. W. Vo.. Oct 7—(ff) to be held a t the Rainbow Club BEVERAGES contenis BOTS. A w —Dr. C. Choiloa Burilngoma ooya on November 19, announces tick- 3 Cok# Floor mbsera 44«n» 38* tbore ooa ha to nuich levs around eu are now ^clng distributed IT S THE ' OKE-OF-THE-WEEK" ^ , 213 North Main St., Manchostor a homo *That a ehlld can fOtt dowa throufliout the community. They II ORANGE GOLD OKE-aaade BOOK OF 50 PKG 1 5* Gloss W « c iu ira ftcaIi * sad fraeturo hla futur*.” may cq obtained from membera of FROM TOP OUALITY INGREDIENTS . FACH m a t c h e s ^ m 59 Dr. Buritagauo ts chief payddat* the Ladisa of St. Maurice, spon- w rist at tho Instltuto of tivmg ta sora of tha dance, at the New - AND OVEN-FRESH TO YOU! - Spat RioiiV ir 4 « k t 1 9 England Hotel or Rainbow Inn, at TOMATO PUREE IONA CANS 1 T* Hartford, Coatk Ho adilrowid a ^ p ta ’a grocery or from any mem Gl#-CoatWox NNUM'S n * Minlnar of 800 doetoca haalth ber of u e committee. Aaaiiiung VERMONT OEUCNT BUNS »c25‘ 59 MEIOHS ,,25* workora aiM ptrbUe offtriaks. VEGETABLE 3 LB It la a mlatakA ha oatd, to a*> l t e FlanowlU.be Mrs. Henry i u r a 4 9 iBpolla, Mias Helen Maneggla, SHOBTENING CAN Doily Dog iAiol •umo that a child will h* toccow dexo 1.10 ful and happy if ha haa enough I t e Vincent Peracchio; Mra. John STREUSSEL BUNS 25' n o . h CQ b A&PCkiliSoaU skja.1 4 * love. There can be eaceea knra Albaal, Mra. Richard Morra, Mra. JELLY 14 OZ Sam Aloislo and Mrs. Henry ' DOMESTIC . CAN W W Tbe other extreme ia tha demoad- Sheekley. COFFEE CAKE STREUSSEL CAKE 39' CRABMEAT ' Cliai CktWdir - ltiha .a. 2 2 | Ing typo of supervuton by paranto. Belton library wlU be open to 3om«i^ere between the two ttoa morrow evening between the IONA N 0 2 H 9 7 n ■ucccaoful rearing of ddldran. hours of 7:80 and 8:30. ENOLISH MUFFINS cm"M5* VEaOW CLING CAN A l , A&PCfoaaaiio •— -rmlO* “Svery child should have the dl- PEACHES vino rtfbt of fatUng.” he ooatiauod.. Bolton Grange will hold lU reg 'M l CAN POTKWp-ttT^^^^^ ular semi-monthly meeting a t the N0 2 H 1 C c A&PWbfl#i##ts 18* "There shouldn’t be a lot of panic Community Hall tomorrow eve ANOEL FOOD CAKE 35* CABBs? “ «»«■ 5wT® in tha homo whoa tho child faila" ning at eight o'clock. A&P SAC:r.KPJ^UT ' can I w Wax l«H is '’(fllASLI 2 caik3 9 A regular bt-moathly w ell-^ld SPANISH BAR CAKE ISZV conference wUl be held a t CknUr 16 OZ Spk o'Spoil f- 2 2 * church parish room on next Tues- RITZ PKG < 9 A C Washington PTA ^ y . Oietober 12, between the JELLY ROLLS COCOANUT -EACH 39' CRACKERS ADP Spinach PAMOY —tqw 14* C|Nii#d R##f Hosh .MCA. hours of 9 and 11 a. m. Detalla on 31 Schedules Sale the clinic, which is sponsored by A&PChtrrios _ ***«•*«M #n A m i ,^ii»f-1 5 ^ the lo<^ PTA In cooperation with GOLBEN LOAF CAKE ^.^23' MARGARINE NUTLEY PagoIMcaroni th r State Department of Health, PUU ‘ U A V Friday. Novombor 18, ia tho may be obtained from Ktrs. Roy HLB A Q l ADPPrtsorvos tuNinv J—WW Aaa Pag# llibicdr#Hi sura41* date set by the Washington PTA • i . for thoir first financial projoct a Bceworth, who wlU also arrange BROWN BREAD PKG • I W transportation where it la needed. OUR OWN TEA prang# Juico « II CM Ann Pog# N##dl#s s«ra ^ Mie ot aprtma fancy work, porcol 16 OZ 4 A c P 4 23 9 post packogoa “whiU olaphonta" — Si OATMEAL BREAD LOAF 1 9 m PINT iona Slicid R#ftf ' 2^23* Pur# Lord iiriNU tisra * food, candy and a Boh pood. BOT 27 qilEEH B »!« 5 fciC * Tha aoit will opoa ok 7’JO p. aa Find No Evidence A&P GRAPE JUICE In tha gymnaaium of tha Waak 4 S . lonoCocoo itup-3f Morgorin# ALL IWKT U m 3f Slds recreation building. The Of Any Foul Play 1 LB C E L 0 W “““ ‘ '“ 'j s S k is *r Wai’a and Maona coauaittae ia ia THIN MINTS WARWICK PKG Marshmollow Fluff «■ 19* M&MransCllOC. F«m fi* charge of the orraagemenU, and lU pareonael U Mra Albsrf J. Old 8aybrook^Oct. 7—(4^~State 1 LB 9 ^ B Suttano OlivtB ueaxwitu WtUJU 29* C#nd. Milk WNiTtHSUSE UK CAN 23* Robinson. Mra MorJoeta War. poUos said last night they had ’ JAR A W » Mra Fanny Kauffason. Mra found no evidence of foul play thue GRAPE JELLY ANN PAGE rolne Barggron. Mra Morton fer tn their probe into the shooting ADP. W h o lt D iits Mtc—ll^ Paanut Ruttar wLtaHA IIMN 34* d t u t f i o f a . SNOW CROP 2 igs49* \CtCW tHin nsr, Mra. Alice Vtlna Robert, of a 18-year-old Negro boy. ■ Schubert and Albert J. RoWnsoa. The inveetigstors said they had Fig Nowtons lusifce a - . s s ' found a .22 caliber pistol- wKh SYRUP Mild and mellow Ort-ea Stato Fana Ssatsa— Which they beUeve the boy. Jamas MARU 12 02 A d , Dili Pickles eeve tTMi 25* Randall, was wounded late Tues- FLAVOR (OT 4 1 ' l ^ 8Sl 8 O’CLOCK uMIP ' 5 p y gF. Aoihjufhf^! “•y nlsht. • The weapon was dis Hartford. Oet. 7—(fV - OBthar- covered by foUowtng a traU of 3 LB BAG-SI.1S ClMColot# Bari *:X :i;*22* Ino Noonan. 88. who otrangM the bk>od spots to a hsdiga surrounding SM UtuffitU. RICH AND FULL-BODIED • ANN PAGE PREPARED lUeglUmato child to which oho t e p r ^ r ty of J. W. Stueck. The gave birth unoaoisted ta a Briatol boy, bleeding from the mouth, ap PANCAKE RED CIRCLE Lii43< rooming boueo last May. ploadad peared at a nearby home Tiiesday LB BAG-$ guilty to nuuiatscughtor ysotarday a lrtt and asked for hglp. 3 1-24 SPAGHEHI A4? pr.cei jib,.cl to mar- when arraigned la Superwr eourC. Lieutenant OarroU FLOUR VIGOROUS AND WINEY k.i c.*)on3.J and .Uective Judge John H. King seatoaoed h*r said a loaded Thompson at aU A&P S.l!-Servlce to “not more than 10 jean- hi tha submachine gun had been found In m Mitr cfiffM in any BOKAR • 45> WITH TOMATp A \5H OZ I Sto:»a in this area SUte Farm for Woman at NUustta the boy’s home. He said the wea pon was In good working otdor, yndkogt at any prkil 3 LB BAG-$1.M CHEKE SAUCE dSl CANS Vliftol* OOto Sm w and that relatives of the boy had reported having aaea him firs It. Staunton. Vt, Oct. 7—4P>—Tto firat anew of th* aaawa in Vlr- fiaia, about two Inchee, foil on Stale Fellee Uea O. Z. Mutda ■aewy mountain in Bidhtaad ooua- fer Baking and Trying Luneheen Meat Keahh Seog Lolhere FYeely —id QuteUy With fene Oeth ty yaatrwday.______Westbrook, Oct 7— (»>_ WU- Klficlrk light BbIU Armeur’c Star Fof f gee said Solh Cereal Megowea lmiT«llttSM g S lh rtrO u tl UMIP— S f Bluet While Yom Wash All-Purpote Granulated Soap Keins Uam J. Neldlinger, Sr.. 9$, Imhi- Sgry J**:!!/ Apwsmp^s Tr$#t uuuii47‘ C cn itd Bm I H fsh MKtM IS* U M M ty S M g Iwesilieerl t2 t& S » i 2 7 * Mix umn%M* Mcceler C m I—rot 31* lord for the State fhllea dm rt- NMATr-HSWATT CACN IS* ih-WWli Fkkii Mittra#* Wwe uMira34* RcAyFtedB rtAMo S jam 21* Wheatona rLlS c maat hare, died yesUrday aC hta SBPtellMert Seep 3 27* Ibaakfiirt. Germany, O ct T—<111 home. N eldlinger,'^rator of a —Germany's lavorlt* flood—pota- drug store here for 4$ years, owned toaa—off)olaQy wont oft tho latiaa about 28 houses in Westbrook. The llak ia tbo Hrtttah-Atoorioaa aoaoa ■tata poUca dapartment uaaa oaa AU prlcii pubjoet to sb&rkot eheagee tad offoctlvo nt all A&P Solf-S#ivtoo Storoa la tAla aroa ^ tpdfv tor thojtekjb^elace the • r them for a barracka.-. INrq Alttad pceupaCton daughtsra an^ three imu survive. ,1^- ■ ■ . . vr- V* . , r. . ■; . ‘ ^ . V.-;' -t.. " r-.,..::; ■ i , ,■ I l.s ■ - - I .r ...... ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. lHURSUAr, OCTOBER 7. 194* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 194* |»AOE T W E L V l
tributed to corelcaoneas, said gsa a a'Mi nnRiRRmTBMibXMaHaaM aiiB MMkiBak%%S!aaaaBt3BBaaguKw%'snaaikWKv^^wwKinaaa^'* by the Cheney Brothere Athletic 4 Asaoelatton. was presented on Fire Damage f^ le f Foy. “ Careleasneas’’ is too WUN»— I4U Fashion Show Tuesday and Wednesday nights of casual an answer to the problem, WURL— W TVT— ItM this week. and leaves the Impression that 'Z'Today's Radio there la nothing that can be done. W TKk^l Among the various items sup An Increase ^ere Success As a matter o f fact, he continued, EVERY plied by leading women’s apparel nearly all fires In the home, as Spedals For Thursday, Friday shnpa were a two-piece black dress elsewhere, can be prevented. with slim skirt and tiny glaas but Chief Foy Ad vines oil The South Manchester Fire O-N-E Higliliglita of Exhibit toned form-fltting JackeL aulUble 4*00” „ * Chief listed seven major causes WDRC—Hint Hunt: Nawa. ( WDRC—First Nighter. for wear to work and dinner and * Hazards in Homes; for the majority o f Area In the Presented by Cheney dancing; a cocktail dress of Jac WOCC—Hartford PoUm a p ta k ;, WONS—Rob Henry’s Orchaetra. home. They arc defective chim 1200 a u b . _ ^ I w n c —Fred Waring. quard leaf design of gold metallic Town Observing Week neys, rubbish, combuotlble roofs, A Bros. A. A. thread with bare shoulders and WKNB — Nowa; 040 Roquoat; lliOO— defective heating apparatus, Matlnek. ! WDRC—News on all etationa. cut in a deep "V " In back and Spiraling costs of fire in the ruhlon-curtous Manchfdtcrltes front; a handmacher suit of green matches and careless smoking, WON8—Juke Box. U*1»— United States gives added impor gasoline and other dangerous WTHT — Bandstand; Muale ' WDRC—Doll Trio. had an opportunjty to vlfw the gabardine with suit buttons lead tance to the current observance of HIT lateat women’* *tylea "t the ing to the neck and a amall col liquids, and electrical defects. Mart; Newa WONS—Musical Scoreboard. National Fire Prevention Week. This is where the adults should MANCHESTER Q fsu rry w n c —Backstage Wife. WTHT—Blus Rsom. Around the Clock Faahton Show lar: a fur piece 5f ranch mink Chief Albert B. Foy of the South ’ .39 Graham Sedan | 6 95 held the past two niuhta at \N hiton auitahle for wear with aults, come into the picture, sold the 4*15— w n c —Soogs by Morton Down- Manchester Fire department said Chief. They should acquaint them *40 DeSoto Sedan $775 WCOC—Junior Disc Jockey, Memorial. The *ho\v, aponaored dre.xses, or plain cloth coat; a today. Fire Prevention Week, Oc •y- blark taffeta date dre.ss with por selves with the conditions around *40 Pontiac Sedan $975 w n c —atelU Dalloa. 11:00— tober 3-9, is being observed locally their own home and aee if these WDRC—Symphony HoU. trait nerkllne and bertha color, red by essay contests and demonstra 4:00— plain trim at the waist and hem; conditions ore conducive to Are. If *41 Ford Sedan $900 WDRC—New Eiyglond Notebook. WONS — Danes Orchostra; tions In various schools. so, he continued, have them cor WOCC—News; Music. Loft. and a complete bridal scene with Stating that flrc\ ro.sl.s about *41 Pl3^outh Sedan $975 Nawa two bridesmaids in peacock blue, rected at once. If more people did WTKT—BandoUnd; New* and w n c — Dance Orchestra. 10,000 lives and 5700.000.000 a give their homes that informal *46 Ford Coach $1,300 Weather. Classified maid of honor in gold, and bride In year. Chief Foy pointed out that PUBUC MARKET 18:00— •fire inspection," there would be a w n c —Lorenzo Jones. >W nC—Newa; Muricons. Quern Anne satin gown with veil theae figures are increasing Instead *46 Pontiac Sedan $1,800 imported from France. tremendous decrease in loss of 805-807 MAIN STREET 4:45— Frequency Modulation of decreasing. Fires, nearly all of lives and property every year os *46 Packard Cp. $2,100 Kxpressi-s Appreelatlon WON8—Two-Ton Baker. WDRC—FM 40.5’, 01.7 MC. Advertisements which could have been prevented result of Are. Chief Foy urges WCCC—Tunes for ToU. by simple acts of eaution, cost the *47 Packard Scd. $2,395 W’KNB—FM 100.7 MC. Miss Doris FIratJi. chairman of Manchester citizens to do all they w n c —Young Widder Brown. WTHT— FM 106.7; MC. . the show, wishes to thank the nation $.V4,706,000 In property loss can to safeguard their homes and *47 Lincoln Scd. $2,000 1 LB. ROLL SLICED RINDLESS. I LB. LAYER Pur K fiil Fur Sule W n C -^> M 48.0 MC; 06,5 MC lufi- v:irlous eoncems who made the during June, latest month for offices and factories from the dan *46 Chev. Pick-np $975 WDRC—Music off the Record. \ T .i Sell show po.ssible. Dresses were sup which figures are available. This WDRO—FM. Tt. Biiv gers of Are. In that way they will WKNB—Newe and Sporte; 840 Same as WDRC. plied by Reek's, Blair's. 'Dveed’s, represents an increase of 7.6 per not only have the saUafoctlon of Requeet Matinee. Hale’s, Smart Dre.ss Shop, and Wll cent over June, 1947, indicating WKNB—FM. protecting the tiVea and property WON8—Sports. 5:00— Evening Centinel. t:i.ASS!KIKI> a h v t . ro.se. Janet’s Hat Shop furnished that Are losses are still going up. of their owm family, but also that WTHT—Green Hornet, 7:00— News; Music as You Like IlKri HtM It.S; many of the hata and all of the June’s fire losse.s bring the total of their neighbors. w n c - W h e n a Girl Marriee. Jewelry and gloves used In the for the 12-month perloBaseball Game. chairs, Nell Buckley for the leaf Arc alarm. The results, said Chief - WDRC—News. 5:00—Teletunes Program Res- item for Horn and quality for quality v n i o w Ripi October 17. Anyone wishing to arrangements, Mrs. Horace Cheney PMIN ITALIAN Foy, have been aatiafactory. WONS—Newe. ume. share expenses and drive. rail for the costumes, and Cheney Hazards In the Homes WTHT — Songs at Six; BaU 6:00—SmaU Fry aub. - > my bill totaled 37c lossl Yet my 5508. Brothers for the fabrics. But It la not enough, he added, scores. 0:30— Ruaa Hodgea* Scoreboard. Bananas 2 29< Prunes Miss Vivian Firato aerved as Manchester w n c —Newa. WANTED—Two amall anakes, to educate the children. Adults 0:45—Film Shorta. shopping wos dene in loss thon on PIRSIAN UL S. Ne. 1 • 2*/« IN. MIN. commentator. T he models, all should also be schooled In fire prc' 0 : 1 ^ 7:00—Tots. Tweens and Teens. racing form, small quanity of members of the Cheney Brothers HAMBURG WDRC—Sportscsst; Hesdlinere vcntlon. Two-thlrda o f all fires are Roast Pork 7:30—Camera Headlines. flies, dead or alive. Addreas Box hour - it took her o whole momingl Athletic Association, were Marie In buildinga and a third of all Are Club. CP, Herald. Package Delivery 7:45—Jack Elgan Show. Melons Potatoes Bonney, Dorris Carlson, Betty losses are in dwellings. In the U. WONS—Let’s Go to the Oemea; 8:00—Film Shorta. Clegg. Judy KargI, Pauline Mad $11011$$ WANTED—RIdera to and from S., nearly 7,000 persons, half of Joe McCarthy. 8:30— Charade Quiz. ICRtlRO • GOOD SIZE den, Ijorraine McKee, Teesle Pecka, w n c —Strictly Sports; Westh Hartford, working hours 7:30 to them children, are killed each Light Trucking 9:00—Wreotling, Park Arena. Sovo up to 15 cents a pound Jane Peterson, Adeline Polasionier, year In fires that destroy homes. er. IBS HOS 5. After S p. m. call 2-1386. Jean Richter, and Marcia Walker. Grapes Lettuce Figures such aa those cited can 0:50— Former Stage Star Dies RICHMOND SAND Tour own floors. Sander Lorraine Boulais, Barbara Bunce, not be passed off and simply at Phone Manchester 2-0752 i WDRC—Record Album. M clNTOlH - FANCY EATING PASCAL er WMTI Hazel Havena and Ceal Mlrucki lb. i WONS—Deems Taylor Concert. Mild ^ UB TO,* and edger for rent. Save money. lb. WTHT — Sereno Oommell’ Greenwich, Oct. 1— UP)— Mary Call Montgomery Ward. Phone served as ushers. Plsasing A BAGS n Weather. _ ^ Page Turnbull, 70, a sUr of the Apples Celery 5161. Members of the committee whd w n c — Emile Cote Glee Club. legitimate stage In the early aided Chairman Doris Firato were ntnetlss, died yesterday at Blythe- KYBO COOKPM ^ CORTLAND SWIIT MARYLAND OOLDMS (Boria Hapenik, Vivian Firato, Cars Worried! WDRC—Lms-ell Thomas. wlck sanatorium here. Mrs. Turn- Florence Johnson, Esther Panciera, Rich T 1-LB 8 0 * LBS Personals We boy all makes and WTftT—Storylsnd. bull starred In both the American I Full Bodisd M* BAGS 0 7 ' Apples Marie Robba, and Audrey Wad w n c —Three Star Ehttra. and EnglUh theater. She appeared Potatoes dell. models— 1936 to 1949. STUDENT Wants ride on Monday 7:00— In the flrst production df Oscar and Wednesday mornings to Instant Cash WDRC—Beulah. Wilde’s "The ImporUnce of Being COPLEY , Hartford branch of University of Smolicat OCTOBER WONS—Fulton Lewie, Jr. Earnest.” Funeral servicea will be Drip or Connecticut, 1800 Main street, Buying Service WTHT—Newa held here Friday at 11 a. m. with Roflulir Z 49« Hartford. Telephone 2-0741. Dr. G. Johnston Stoney, Irish SteakSale w n c —Supper Club. burial In Femcllffe, Hartodale, N. physicist and mathematician, gave OYSTERS 7:18— Y. WANTED—Riders, leave Man the name electron to the smallest BARLOW SPECIAL SHORT, SIRLOIN WONS—TeUo-Test. chester 8 a. m., leave Hartford negaUve particle of electricity in H D RC—Jack Smith Show. 4:30 p. m. Phone 2-2922 after 5 1891.. It takes 30 bUUon billion MOTOR SALES PORTERHOUSE WTHT—Hare’s to Veterans, p. m. electrons to weigh an ounce, and 595 Main Street w n c —News. cron A stream of them In an electric Cremeoil Cut From Corn-Fed Heavy Steer Beef iw unm o er NATURAL kV ISABELLA, famous astrologer, Tel 5404 Or 2-1709 7:00— currenL WDRC—Club Fifteen. will do personM rMdlBca at A W ONS^Anewer Man. EVANGELINE Grapefruit Juice 3 46 oz TINS 39. doitoa’a Ice O eam Bar In B< WTHT— Final Edition. toa, Tuesdays, Wodneodoya and IVAPORATID Permanent pt. WTIC—Republican State Cen- m KIIRTA - FRUSTONi svmmm MMmttKT Frldajn. Roura 2 to 8 p. m. trsl Committee. Contain* No AJum... 29 0ZTIN WANTED—Rida to and from SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 7:45— Yor Garden Peaches 39c Traveler’o, vicinity of South HARTFORD, CONNECnCUT WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. Grro* No BBhr Tori* MILK Mala and Hackmatack. Phona Fresh Arrival—Chesapeake Bay WONS—Inside of SporU. EXTRA LARGE W ave WTIC—Democratic State Cen SIS*. HiiuUUdf Mmat iU e£o4im^ Announces a tral Committee. RUMFORD ^ TALL TINS 43> Finast Prunes *»pkg37 LB PKG 1 9 c THE PROSPECT HIU ochool for S:00— C ok esb ^ WDRC—FBI In Peace and War, lAKINO In every cut of moot wo toll, wo hove lost one price. Just one high young children, Monday and Free Lecture t)n Christian Science include$ P IN A IT > IN HEAVY SYRUP through Friday. Mra. Lela Tybur, WONS—Talent Jackpot. rOWDIR quality. Thot’s why you're never disoppointod. You oivrqqf* th*^ By ROBERT S. VAN ATTA, C.S. WTHT—Boston Blackie. Director. 4267. of Rochester, New York 3-HOUR SPECIAL CLOVERDALE 29 OZ TIN 1 9 c Hair Shaping w n c —Aldrich Family. Prune Plums ^ o quality you expect at the prica odvortltod and ONLY that prico. I-ectnr*shlp of The Mother Churrh,, So buy moot wisely - accept nothing lost ‘thon honest vokiot The First Church o f Christ, Scientist, In Boston, Mossochasetta JRC—Mr. Keen, Tracer of WHOU UNPHLID Aotonobflca tor Salt Shampoo < $4-95 Thursday Night Only 6 to 9 O'Clock MARGARINE AT Lost Persona. 29 OZ TIN WONS—Better Half. VITAM IN A FORTIFIED Richmond Apricots 25. LB 1940 OLDBMOBILE, 8-cyltnder Styling WTHT—Personal Autograph, Chuck Roast ■<>*•> four-door custom cruiser. Hydro- Tile Horace Buahnell Memorial HuH w n c —Bums and Allen. CUT GRIIN er WAX matlc drive, rtadio, heater and Lafayette Circle, Hartford S:55— LB PKG 31< defroster. Good tires. Phone 7116 . WONS—BlUy Rose: Pitching Richmond String Beans2»°^'»^39. LB after 4. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1948 SM O K E D Horoeoboes. • CALIF PEA or RED KIDNEY PLYMOUTH 1942 special deluxe at 8:15 o'clock Charmore Beauty Shoppe 8:00— PINAST 4-door sedan. Radio, heater, de YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY WDRC—Suspense. FRESHLY GROUND LEAN BEEF LB froster. In excellent condition, of INVITED TO ATTEND 241 NORTH MAIN STREET TEL. 304S WONS—Gabriel Heatter. GOLDEN ROSE Baked Beans 2 28 o z TINS 45< Chopped Beef fered by owner, sales tax exempt. lb. WTHT—Chlld’e World, p o i n i H o u u Call 2-2430 after u p. m. w n c —Music Hall. DAZZLE PINAST - WITH RAISINS SHOULDERS 0:15— kfACH TEA Steaks or Roasts ^*si!loiiJ** ^ 99< 1946 FORD V8 club coupe. Fine LEAN, SHORT SHANK WONS—News. , 2'6-oz tins 35* condition. deluxe equipment. 0:80— '' Pekee aad 0ris|c Pokes Mend Brown Bread Phone 4677. 4,5 (Church street. WDRO—Crime Photographer. QTBTlf7c 29< PINAST MILK-FED LB WONS— Revere -AlljStar Re H LB PKG V e a l Legs 1941 FORD 2-door sedan, radio, view; News. 4 9 . 140Z BTl 1 9 c price 5650. Can be seen at 9 WTHT—Guy Lombardo, Tomato Ketchup raiSH NEW ENGLAND DIISSID PATTERSON’S MARKET LB Tyler Circle. GRISCO RINSO w n c —Dorothy Lamour. Fowl 5-7 LB AVG 101 CENTER STREET 10:00— BLU-WHITE WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASUREI WDRC—James Hilton. 1935 CHEVROLET coupe Phone 3 Lb. Can TOP QUAUTV SUtLOIN, SHORT, PORTERHOUSE FANCY SPRING BIB WONS-*-Famlly Theater. F IE S H • 2-3H LB AVG 8862. Urge WTHT—Dance Band Jamboree PACKAGE Betty Alden White Bread With Co|ipon C hickens g w n c -.Screen Guild Theater. Sava 3c to 5c on each loaf • compara its doiicata ovon ^ 18-OZ 1937 PO.NTIAC fi-cylindcr sedan,' It.'I lb 99 Vary very clean car, in A-1 condition. | Steaks . Lam b Chops taxtura and Irashnast • it's an outstanding broad valua A LOAVES A * ^ Telephone 2-951.■>. i j <:a n f r e s h , 5 l b . a v o . SWIFT’S RROOKFIEI.D Granulated Jetiso Stewing Lamb Economical DATED ' Now On Sale 1940 MERCURY eonvertible. Best tt) SWERL JOAN CAROL - PLAIN OR SUOAIIO offer takes It. Phone 17.16 heween S h ou lders B utter lb APPLESAUCE DAILY TO Shoulders 5 p. m. and 7 p. m. FANCY PLU.MP 5 'j LB. AVO. TOP QUALITY, PRIME RIB SUGAR INSURE FRESHNESS DOUGHNUTS PKG OF LGE PKG 3 1 C Tasty 1932 PONTIAC 4-door sedan, 4-H CLUB Pork Liver l b ' lb 20 oz. tin radio and heater. North Coven Fow l R oast Beef MIRASIL PURI try. Phone .Manchester 2-2785. 10 Lb. Bag 1 0 < FINAST Piece Bacon L«an LB JAR BABY WOODBURY^ Raspberry Preserve .Old Homostoad, SeSAUPKO. R ieW A R P R iJ Produce Dept. S 9 No. 2 Tin Dole , 1947 FOKI) ('LUB COUPE ‘ FACIAL SOAP Granulated MIRAREL Brahnschweiger'^'L'!^''^ 65< LARGE Jl’ICY VALENCIA BEEF Very low mileage, one own 29c A Full Bag o f Sunkist Pineapple Juice or Brightwood Dos. REG 0ARS SOAP Grape Jelly Bologna ^ ^ •55. er gray car, like new. See BOTH ORANGES FIRST NA-nONAL STORE G i n g e r ^ ^ e LAKOE JLICT ORANGES SAVE Sc A PACKAGE MIRAREL Balch for bargain.s. Jus/ add water. fttiJC , iake lO R 3 4 c 1 3 ^ 2 u a lU ^ ^oodi GRAPEFRUIT 2 •ITor M O f f m LGE PKG Orange Mprmalade u i a * 1 9 c I SUPER FANCY MclNTOSH, NO. 1 FRUIT KIRKMAN'S 29< BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. Grocery Dept. Red Flame Tokay SURE - FANCY MARKETS Asparagus S p e a r s 39. 155 CENTER ST. SUNCREST TREE RU'ENEI) APPLES 2 Lbs. ins Hurry Soap Flakes i«'kg34c GIANT SIZE, SNOmiTTE • . Sweet and Juicy Clovermaid Honey “<«29.1 MANCHESTER 23 to 25 Oranges Per Bag ATLAS E-Z SEAL Haddock F i l l e t 45. PHONE 2-4545 ELBERTA PEACHES 2Vi Tin A GRAPES Just pour contents of a pockaga PINAST • NEW PACK CAMPBELL’S CAULIFLOWER Eorh T Cran. Soap >«^*‘g34c CELLO FACKAGE, WASHED PRESERVING Roay Red Hand Picked of Flokoca* Into a bowL Add Tomato Juice 24BOZTIN s 4 5 < 1935 PONTIAC. New battery, CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP Tin Cloansor 2 ctns 1 3 c good ttrej. New paint. Call 2- SUNCRENT. NEW ENGLAND STYLE SPINACH Pkg. 2 opa nnboatoa o n and Vi cup NIW LOW PRICE MOOKSIDI ■ ^ 9162 after jp p. m. M c I n t o s h JARS WIHTE SEEDLESS BUHER PUSH C IIAMIIY 7 1 * BAKED BEANS Tall Tin awnst milk. Whip togsthsr. Borax Soap 3»^»s25c PT JARS QT JARS LB PKG 1941 OLDSMOBILE four-door de I.A ROSA Purple Prune Freestone River Brand Rice 16 luxe. Excellent condition. Call GRAPES 2 Lbs. APPLES And youTl havn 12 dslicioua owner 2-1144. SPAGHETTI Or DOZ ' DUTCH JWAB SWEET CIDER OoL Jog 73. «>*83' CHEESE FAVORITES I0OZFKg19c 1958 DODGE, radio, haator. Good PLUMS com muffins all toady for BROOKSIDE MILK Oataoal CooklM rubber. Raaaonable. 5 Walnut MACARONI 2 Lb. Pkgs. lbs. RINAST neucATee streeL tbs ovoa. Oat this ptov- In NON-RETURNAtU CONTAINERS Cheese Food niioA»95c Krooex Cookies PM02Wo25< SUGAR 10 Lbs. Bakery Dept. AAIU9ROOK aUR 2 on fovorito. WIU. AMO 1081 m o d e l a . Ooed oradtttoii, Regular ~ PAsnunzED ot 23< CIGARETTES Carton Sharp Cheddar “ 69< ^ 0 Crackers ufkg29c IV’ Uro. Pbong 0070, SUNSHINE MAXWELL HOUSE CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS 3 For Crisp, Sweet Pascal Solid Head, New Green GINGER KRArrs 1040 FORD 8-paaemgm wopa, ia more ■MOti Oil MUM I Homogenized VITAMIN D ADDED t T C LAYER CAKES Veivoota Choosa hlipkg31c ProoiM Crackers upro27c flrst-claoa coodltloa. ptlea 0750. CerPEE Lh. B ag ooty baking ■mom OA8 MRU V. Hedeon, 474 Middl# Turaplka, B E E n iN T T STRAIN*ED CELERY •MOtt ICONOMV East. '* PARKERHOUSE ROLLS Doz. CABBAGE mbiee for you aim AU POPULAR FLAVORS FORD '56 two-door oodoa. Radio, BABY FOODS 12 Jumbo Stalks— ^No Waste 5QTTIn 9 9 < I 280Z BTLS ^ |E South Wlad heatar, now Urea, ro- RUNSHINE GERMAN RYE Loaf NEW ENCLANDS LARGEST RETAILER OF FINE FOODS D 'l. HAKO OROOaCTf COtPORATION CHANCf V conlanis M m ^ plocod angiae. Good condition ” 1 0 > ICsksr o f Miparisr bekiag misM (iacs 3 throughout, $285. Phon« 4426 KRISPY CRACKERS Lb. CINNAMON BUNS 6 For « 1921 after 5 f . afu ...... 6y ...... I LOiDgM.^eWLqiqtqLqLgL*B»^^aBM 9k%I ■ t . "iS i.
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN« TmJWDAT. OCTOBER 7, 194i PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„THURSDAT, OCTOBER 7, 1948 PAGE FOUBTBEX' commission and Motor Veblelss de town report for the fiscal year, new members ore Miss Audrey the architect. and the names of Bancroft, Lee Ryder, Sherwood State Police partment In a ststs-wlds roadeheck vlslted Spain as a war correspon ending September 10. has been of trucks and motor vshkiea Tbs urged by Bowles who pointed out Mary Curtin, Mrs. Augustus Bou- UConn Freshmen the school building commute*. The South Coventry audited and a ropy Is now on fils Aborn. Edwin Finance and Mra dent. Since he has studied con echpol building commute* gav* safety campaign Is to enfores that four years at college and an car and Corinna Burke. Author Likes for public Inspection. Edwin Finance by Iriter from the Check Autos Urges Aid Be Pav Schedule Saturday night the drawing for ditions of more than 20 coun Isvtfy ptfst-tlit Ita final rsport through Mra. Mra raM Uttla Methodiet church at Burnside. equipment regulations, sspsctslly extra year for graduate work To Open Season mm MBA-Wt Henry E. Lons, Jr., has returned drained resources of potential edu tries. More recently In 1946 he Marion HurUnitt aaerstary and WIBl— nttr Cx. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plainer of o f. commercial vehicisa. was sent by the British War Office th* town accepted the achool In to Yale University for his sopho Livingston. N. T „ and M ra Mori cators. Plan Disliked Our Audiences more year. He has received the Hartford. Oct. 7 - 0 ^ - 8 U t s P"**®* A road ^ of Given Schools .Suggests (iradiial Salary Rise Members of the C. Y. O. will to Palestine. •torrs. Oct. 7—(4F|—The Uni tha manner prasertbed by the Guy W. Fowert teacher of H»e on Smith and son Robert of Hud- vehicles on a highway In Union the help at the ticket booth. John E. Tickets for the lecture may be Tolland County Scholarship for fan. N. Y., hare returned to their polio* are cooperating with repr# last two nights had resulted in a It is unfair to expect teachers versity of Connecticut’s frsrti- ataU. seventh grad* at th* North School to dress well, buy books, and travel Curtin, treasurer, will be assisted purchased at Kemp's, Kellers Men’s Reports of town officers wers the cecond consecutive year. home after spending a few days sentatlves of th* Interstot* Com few arrests and numerous worn- Arnold Lunn Declares man football temn opens a fivs BAirlef Offer* Four- on an average salary which right Hartford Tearhers Ap by Shirley Enes, Ann and Elinor Wear, Roy Motors, Inc., P,cd and heard and aecapted, aa wer* the reports hla pupils havo quit* an Miss Shirley Petrie who has with Mr. and Mrs. John C. Millar merce commission. Public Utilities inga now hs.s a pjirchaslng power of Gibbons and Mr. and Mrs. John White Store on East Center street. game achedule toraoirow at Cbea- estimated expenses for the ensu actlT* program. Among Uio'now been employed at the Westbrook at the parsonage. pear ('.yniral Regard They Are Friendly and Form Laboratory office since she Point ‘Emergeney’ Pro oiuy about W.’i a week, he said, O'Connell. Saint James’ rectory, and from hlre against the Cheahlrc Acadamy ing year, with authorisation to Items to begin the term with ore a Mrs. John C. Miller is entertain suggesting a gradual salary rise Appreciative members of the Challoner club. graduated from Rcickvlll* High gram on EHueation ing Simpson Proposal ■ eleven. - 1 the selectmen to borrow the neces Compton's Plcturod Bncyclopsdls; ing Mrs. C. W. Cartwright of New over a period of years. sary money to carry on town school a few years ago wss given York at the personog* for a ftw Bowles said the overall objective The schedule: new furniture; a Wcycle rack built a surprise party by the office and Hartford, Oct. 7— The new ('.oiiiilry Store "There is no audience ,tb com * Oct. 8. Cheshire Academy, work.- Tha meeUng also voted a days. Hartford. Oct. 7.— Chester of the stale's educational program through th* h*Ip of one of tho form personnel at the home of Dr. Mrs. Jessie Bsrrus of Washing pare with an American audience BlHck Markets away; 31 Suffleld Academy; 38, ■urn not to exceed 8150 for seers- and Mrs. Frsncla Bird Tussday Bowles tiaday urged more state was a means "to realize our hopes salary schedule propo.sed by Prof. Uriel services for the aelectmen. paianU, Robert Brtdgemon. 'Hie ton, D. C., is the guest of her Open for. an expanding democracy capa Bv’Couiilv YW for triendliness and appreciation" Springfield college Jayveea. night. Miss Petrie has resigned aid for education in a four-point Alfred D. Simpson for the city of NOV. 6. Rhode Island, away; IS. The report of the fire commis b ^ have built a much nsed^ nephew and niece. Mr. and Mra ble of meeting the problems of the states Arnold Lunn W’ho will talk Probe Near End 3 PIECES book esse. An excerpt from one of her position and will take up oth Clyde A. Oordtsen, of Somers ■'emergency" program offered to atomic age. In Connecticut, as in Hartford is not p apart. For tools ws had a ham rooms in tlic next six year.s. ; our personal security and well be-' arlca will go down too, di.scusslon to eell at public sale, the Old Hop , Ing depend upon our willingness to tions to Mrs. Robert Cooper im to the United States was in 1942. quiry later in the House of Com your hair nsoHy greemsdl Kit only 6 hi. long, 116 hi. River School. Hop RWer Village mer, s equsr* and a fin# saw. l>g«f* Higher Salaries brought out. Mr. Lunn is an srdent enthusiast Golumbia The lumber and nails were from i move ahead with an ovcr-expaml- Geared lo f'asl-iif-l.l\Ing Scale mediately, or to telephone her at mons. wide. Brush and comb of cryilol-d.or Du Font lucit.i school, the Chestnut Hill School mce MeAjB To attract more teachers, 7.576. of debating and a militant contro- the McKinney Lumber and Supply .said, higher salaries will be rc- i educational progr.Tm. Govemnient sources said the Amity brush hot durobl. Amiton briifl.v FretKtivs, Pine Street and West Street Vinylits cot.. The annual town meeUng o» Company.” The most Interesting qulrcd in line with the increase in I I. t;'"™; c's'r".™‘n ch.r,.«t h . . ts?-probe involved diversion of the Columbia, held in Yeomans Hall. achools. and the plot of land on and mpst enjoyed special activities domestic market of hundreds of jhon ever living standards. ' teacher, weariiig a Phi B-ls Kappa Mrs. from 0 .1 yomt t.doyl JmI M*d 25c h cW. and m . tikinr tnm Tuesday night and attended by which the old Wells Woods school during ths month on Fridays was •W liT’8 IBilCT Deploring "wealthy" C o n n c c t l - 111 1111*108 key poIntecL out "\\> arc buvinir Afanchester; Mrs. T. G. ^ States from 1935 he «uc- thousands of pounds of scarce ma tan •! Ivory Smh kn, with yvr ..in. mod mddrou, lot once stood. Philip H. Isham wsb lit at the p e ^ lv A th a lf prospects Granby; Mrs. R. L. Cooper.' "rranging for debates more than 100 people, voted to a weenie roast, states Mr. Pow cut’s 39th place among states - i wnn an pmspens or ; - — • ---- Soanish war and fw-o terial designed for export. moderator. , ers. Another week the glrU made j tlie cost of living going dou-n, sud ' ^^auchester; Miss Doris Brechtel, name the town’s newly eonetruct- IVORY SALT, lOX 574, NEW YORK I, N. Y. •d school "The Horace W. Por^r and sen-ed fudge. Included in their . ’4 ; - ' CHUCKR ; our salaries with it." Wind.sor; Mrs. Leon Greenberg. I •’’atal f"*’ Ooy ; Z in *f.nll nf {Olfor oxpirot midnighi, Docombor 3?, 1948) School" honoring Mr. Porter, curricula sr* teats being taken on bring minimum requirements up ■ ______^ j TeachoraTeachers objected also to thettie "'est Siniabury;Simsbury; Mrs. George Mit- i,pcUl"ra buMrecktera are n^°en- chelson. Granby; and Mrs. Willard whom many felt gave the school Compass Diagnostic concerning tb standard: Danbury, Oct. 7.---(iP.-WiUlani | c a r t T r " ’Nort’h’crb^bv^ couraged in the States. Indeed,' Attention Merchants! ita real start when he offered a North Coventry the fundsmentsle of Arithmetic. Carter, North Granby. 6 9 e ' 1. More state aid wnth’present I B. Archer, ninc-ycar-old son of | ^ T hiv big new-new feature of tnthe c-Coun I one has to work overtime to pro^ Pick Up and Save plot of land aa part of the alU, u Popular sports Include soft ball, loopholes closed ” so that connect- and Mrs. Frederick Archer, : thought the even the falntlat echo of a CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS a ftft. Previously he had eold an Coventry Grange will meet this football gnd play-ground ball. Air icut may accept the basic princi-1 (^apboard Ridge road Dan- nu'rements excessive and com- dance in the - „ plane mMels have been the source Bone In pies which other states have a c-. ^.30 g _ *odav jn . f ” *‘®t''’oly costly in outlsy of both evening, which promises to be en-■ . ’ adjoining plot, as did aayton E. evening with a Harveet.Suppcr for EXCLUSIVE Manchester Hunt, for that purpose. A t Tues of much Interest on the part of POWER CLEANED members and candidates at 6;30. «p te d in flnanring educational I S u r l v hospital of ^ i ' j u ^ ^'’'” " ’ '®- ' lucidity that have directness won him a for-and day night’s meeting he refunded the hoys. • LENDS OF needs.' ceivod at r> p. m. Wednesday when teachers were pie.sent. The third degree will be conferred The third and fourth degrees are 2. Modernization of present Steel Bridge Stolen I midnble reputation as a controver- Tobacco and I n M n n rlirn lrr tirni f irinify tha MOO paid to him at that time. by the Ladlea’ Degree team and PURE FRUIT he was struck by a car in front of. I ~ji “ “ **’*’ lively but cool, It was stipulated by the meeting to be conferred on a class of can teacher requirement program by his home. ™® ^°"® .«35 cynical. The con- Chillicothe. Mo., Oct. 7—i/Pi—A ' sialist and a debater, his personal the fourth degree by the regular experience, keen understanding and that tha name which will appear didates Thursday night during the EXTRACTS IN reducing to ,30 years the present Hospital attaches said the .sensus seemed to be tliat the Livingston county 30-foot steel PKV WKI.I..S AM) .SKI’ I IC TANKS INSI Al l Kl) officers of Coventry Grange. SUCED BACXW judgment makes attending his lec Candy Co. on the achool wUl be In the man Coventry Grange meeting at the 55 years of iservlce necessary to young.ster suffered a skull frac teachers had little to gain and bridge has been stolen. John Slat World Wide Communion Sunday hall. A 'H arvest Supper I# to be U DELICIOUS , qualify for retirement, with al-1 ture and l ompound fractures of ■ to lose by the. proposed plan. tery, county highway engineer, ture a worth while experience for ner of Mr. Porter's choosing, such was obsen-cd Sunday at the Sec an audience. as possibly the H. W, Porter ser\’ed at 6:30 p.m. East Central lowances for service out.sidc the vigi,t gmi and leg. To Be Offered to .Committee •said the thieves ripped off thA Wholesale McKin n e y br o s. ond Congregational church. Dur Pomona Is having an all-day meet FLAVORS• the bridge Gooring, tossed it into school or Porter School If he pre state. , State - -Policeman - ' Edward K. i . D's^'i^slon was recorded and will Arnold Lunn is well qualified to SKWAi.i; DISI’OS \i, to. ing the service Donald Hayden ing In Enfield beginning at 10:30 3. More facilities for teacher Meagher of Ridgefield barracks ■ * offered to the Advisory commit- the stream, then ,used a cutting di.scu.s.s the topic "W ill Europe Sur 22 Birch St. Tel. 581.7 fers. Mr. Porter also announced rendered the aolo, "The Uird’e W H O l E OR EITHER END the gift of'll.OCO given by him a.m. Wednesday. training to "encourage more said the driver of the car was I ‘ ®® “ c'ci’c the final report on the torch to dismantle the steel beams. vive?” Patronize Vniir Local Merchants 130 I’rarl Si. I fl. .Maiirlu‘--iiT Prayer,” and before the Commun Democratic Town Chairman A r young people to adopt education Harry Haight, 38. of R. F. D. 4, j ®“®' ®.'’ '* ’" * ? ® - ^ The steel was hauled away. The, He returned to‘ Europe in 1938 In memory of his late wife. Mra ion service he also sang another 'Nancy Robinson Porter, the In thur Sebert states there is to be as a career." New Fairfield, who said he was i "® "Oj^ to bend some of the bridge was on a moderately-used' where he was in Austria during aolo. The flowers were bsskeU of a Joint caucus of the First and 4. More funds for the Public recommendations more neatly rosd. but no one saw the thieves - come from which Is to be used for mixed flowere given by Mra. By PORK ROAST driving south on Clapboard Ridge ! the Anschluss in 1938. Then he Second VoUng DistrieU October 11 Sdiool Building commission and road when the child suddenly ; fit our needs before the final re school equipment, to be decided ron W. Hall. TTie trustees of the Second Con at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall In North authority for the commission to darted into the path of his.vehicle. I port ia made.'* Randall H. Gifford, upon later. Coventrv. Candidate* for represen Clair L. Robinson, first eelect- gregational church met on Monday aubsidize one-third of the cost of He took the youngster to the hb.t- pre.tident of the league, said. tatives. jutUces of the peace and new buildings and of local mod-' evening at the parsonage. FRESH I FRESH pital. man, also announced receipt of a a judge of prpbate ore, be nom emiaing projects. Haight will be arrested on a ' gift of 85.000 from Mrs. J. L. Rev. and Mrs. Allen H. Gates ight Rodi inated then. to Have Used Vp Oraat Week-End Vatues At wabster which will be used to have announced the coming mar technical charge of operating a * St. Francis Fair Fine Flavor — Always Mrs. Ralph C. Hoffman and Mrs Halibut Steaks »> 55c I Mackerel O’ 29« Flfty-aeven towns and cities motor vehicle no as to cause loss I help pay Off the indebtedness on riage of their daughter, Margaret have already used up a state $2,- Jean, to Charles Wolfe, Jr.,. The George M. Bloodgood will be co- of life, State Policeman Meagher ! the school. chairmen of the set-back party 500.000 school building grant, no said. Opens Tomorrow Mr. Robinson said this money, wedding will Uke place October 30 iMmielpalltv la getting more than at SL Stephen’s church in East Wednesday st 8 p.m. lii the audi with 89,000 which he thinks is the torium of 'the Nathan Hale Com 850.000 from the state. l e ^ possible amount which will Haddam. _ , ^ n S u A ljff." • AN EXTIlA In the paat two years, Bowles Senior Children of ^ a r y will be Notice Is given that the Select munity Center. In charge of the candy booth at be received from tale of the old About 136 pupil* and teachers aold, school enrollment in the To Hear Leaders FOODS district schools, along with the men, Town Clerk and the Regis MADF BY BACON BOTTLING CO. SINCE 1851 the two-night fair, which opens at FOSTER’S trars will meet for the purpose of are being served this week at the state has jumped 42 per cent'iand state grant, which the school "aa a result our school buildings, St. Francis of Aaalsl church. 84 OAKLAND STREET DELIVERY SERVICE PHONE 7386 making voters on Saturday. Octo school hot lunch program at th* Of Three Parlies Route 15, Ellington and Pleasant building committee hopes will be ber 9, at the Town hall In North Nathan Hale Community Center wlilch in many commwities were Ipcreased due to the Increase in inadequate in 1940, will soon be Valley roads, tomorrow evening. Coventry, from 9 a. m. until 6 auditorium, report co-chairmen SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD tb a ‘ number of children now en WALDORF overflowing.” He referred to a re Wallingford, Oct. 7.—(JP)—Top AttendanU at this booth will be m m p. m. AppllcanU of foreign birth Mrs. Raymond B.’ Fowler and Mrs. SUNCREST ELBERTA MAXWELL HOUSE port of the'itate education com Issues in the coming national elec- Barry, Josephine Luchina, rolled In the school from 131-154, must present their citizenship ps- Lawrence C. Latimer. missioner pointing out the "ir tlon will be the subject of a meet- i Dorothy Luchina and other mem- will bring the town’a indebtedness pere. Past Matrons and Patrons Night Toilet Tissue reparable damage" of oversized Ing for Connecticut secondary I of the Sodality. lb. down to-840.000. This he susgeeU A purse of 81.406.25 was present ia being observed Wednesday at PEACHES COFFEE 69* be borrowed on notes from the ed to the Burton E. Flint family of 8 p.m. by the Climax Chapter No. classes, curriculum curtailment schools at Choate school here Sat Cornelius Nicholson will head a TEA BUTTER • and elimination of kindergartens. urday. committee from the Men’s club at Hartford-Oonnectieut Trust Com Ripley Hill, who recently lost their 98, OES at the Masonic Home in CARRA’S Besides classroom shortage, Student delegates aind teachers the amusement booth, consisting LOCAL PULLET pany or the Windham National home by fire, early in September. Merrow. Supper is to be served at Igc. can S 5 « Ib. bag 2 lof I S c Bowles said, nearly 100 per cent from many Connecticut secondary of Edward Blozie, Anthony Zagor X^k'. or both, on notes, in prefer The fund was a complete surprise 6:30 p.m. of the schools were built 50 or schools have accepted the invita sk!, George Stone and Antoine ence to floating bonds which hs to the Flint family from their The pupils of the Silver Street mrc years ago and “none of tion, it was announced today, to Gagnon. says he docs not like to see the many friends both In North and school with teacher Mrs. Helen Super Market nose age fireproof by present fire hear from Democratic. Republi Catholic War Veterans, Post town do. The money would. If the South Coventry. H*mlnfi\vay during their Voting EGGS 4 MlUrance underwriters’ stand can Md Progressive party leaders. No. 980, of St. Francis of Asslgl aN>ve is cazrlsd out. he said, have Mr. and Mrs. Flint .and family Dsy program recently, elected 1 SOUTH MAIN STREET TEL. 6920 wish to express their sincere Roger L^lbman as mayor. Thomaa iJi ROSA ards.” Tnc principal speakers will be pariah will take charge of another JACK FROST (Limit) to be paid back In sums of |5,000 mSSSSSSSSSSSSS^SSSSSI^SSSSSSI^S^^SSSSSSSml^^SI^SS^^^^^^^SSSSSm^ 685 Had To Be “Imported” Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse, amusement booth. Dennis Rior- each year, the whole to be paid thanks to their many frlens in the Sllvinsky and Sandra Hill are Bowles said “our cities and Democratic candidate for Con dan will be in charge and his aa- within eight years. Interest will north end of the town who contri members of the council. The child Good News At Last towna can only go so far" in pay gress in the Second district; sifltants. Edward Curtin, Roland bd at 2 per cent at present and buted towards this gift, and also ren of grade three there are study lb. bg. 2 9 * ^ for the many articles which were ing communities and their help SPAGHETTI ing the expanding cost of educa George C. Conway. Republican Atibin, Al Berys, William Enes, 5 continue at prevailing rates dur HEAVY STEER BEEF PRICES ARE LOWER tion. He said 835 elementary leader in the state House of Rep Jr. and Michael McGrath. Mrs. SUGAR ing the years the loan is carried. also given to them. er* and have planned a city of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKinney, teachera were needed to begin this resentatives, and Prof. Thoiitas I. Maria Dwnrak will handle the re The town meeUng voted to au their own to be held each social acw school year, but the colleges Emerson of Yale, a Progressive CARNATION formerly of Bethel, have purchased study period. The perfect atten freshments and will be assisted by thorize the aelectmen to proceed a home In Coventry on LaUevlew TOP ROUND f\rjc in the state graduated only ‘200 party leader. a corps of workers. dance rocord for September fol MACARONI with this financing. Drive. Their many friends are teachers this year who were pre ' The meeting is being sponsored The punch board will be taken Continuing discussion of the lows: Carol Brldgeman, Gall De- glad to welcome them back to Carll. Marllee Hill. Sandra Hill, pared to teach in Connecticut by teachers from various schools care of by Mrs. Jolin E. Curtin, Ig. can school problem, later In the meet SIRLOIN M / grade achools. The others had to and the Current History club of Coventry. James Elliott. Ronald Gens. Don assisted by Mrs. Julian Bcele, MILK infl. the Board of Education was Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and be "Imported,” he said. ald GotUer, Morris Jacobs, Robert the Choate school. Each school Instructed to place a suiUble “We are not getting enough of has been invited to send two dele daughters, Clara and Sylvia, are Korner, Roger Lelgman, Edward SHORT STEAK CAMPBELL’S CHICKEN NOODLE ^ e kind of teachers we must have gates and a faculty advisor. I.EAN, s h o r t SHANK SMOKED plaque on the school which will spending a few days in Pennsylva Maceyka, Thomaa Sllvinsky, Don IT we are to maintain high educa- bear the names of Harry Jones, nia. ald and Ellsworth Smith, and Jos RIB ROASTS STEER BEEF t,. 79c Hcaial standards," he said. the buUder, Archibald R. Sharpe eph Suggs. ' .Bi^geir' teachers’ colleges larger New York —UP)— About 5 per The September perfect atten Princess Going FINEST CUBE STEAKS l ,. 89c SOUP stsiffs and higher salaries were Shoulders ■-49* cent of all eggs produced are brok dance record of the Red School. Dress ’/i Petticoat en or become Inedible on their Mrs. Gertrude T. Guilford, teacher, To Palace Tonight TACKLE WHOLE OR SHANK END, COOKED way from producer to consumer, follows: Fifth grade, Jeanette Car BEEF VEALond PORK LOAFu. 69c farm experts estimate. on, Annette Hill, Faith Machle, Specially Ground YOUR FOOD PROBLEMS HERE. SCORE > Carol Mcllen, Anna Reynolds, SPERRY and BARNES BROILERS AND Balmoral, Scotland, Oct. 7.—(IP) Janet Robertson, David McConnelL —-Prfncesft Elizabeth tonight goes TOUCHDOWN OVER HIGH PRICES BY . 5 9 . Warren Schwarm, Raymond Sousa. SMOKED SHOULDERS ... 59c home to Buckingham palace HAMS ' Knitted Set ROASTERS^ David Slivinaky, Edward” Smith. where she ■will have her bAby. SHOPPING AT KLEIN’S. Sixth grade, Joan Ayer. Althea TENDERIZED HAMS 75c Dreeaed, oleased and washed. Ending a long holiday at Bal FINE QUALITY ! Hill, Thomas Fulton, Leon Heckler, Whole or Half Wrapped la oelhipbane and held moral castle, the princess and Here's the best food show in town . . . With box seat ; Jr., and Robert McConnell. B.4BY PORK LOINS AND SMALL BUTTERNUT OR ACORN la deep freeze for voor con- other members of the royal fam I Plans will be formulated for a Vealenre. No trailing. ily are journeying by trsdn to Lon Values at bleacher seat prices. Take the short drii'e to community Children’s Hallowe’en L \MB LEGS AND CHOPS Delivery la Manchester don, where the princess’ child Is big economy and join the folks who've found shopping Legs of Lamb party at a meeting at 8 p.m. Thura- expected in mid-November. day at the auditorium of the Na FRESH NATIVE DRESSED POULTRY TURNIPS Friday Evenings Elizabeth's husband, Prince satisfaction at KLEIN'S. Always* a place to park. LEAN TASTY' than Hale Community Center. All Philip, now on inactive status local clubs and organizations have FOWL, BROILERS, ROASTERS P. E. 1. YELLOW OR W HITE N.VTIVE H. A. FRINK with the Navy in order to be with beep contacted and requested to Saillvaa A vs Wapping her, is making the trip along with KLEIN'S GUARANTEED MEATS .send a representative to the aes TeL H u - 71.58 After 4 P. M. King George VI. Queen Elizabeth Sion. , and Princess Margaret. Corned Reef - 7 9 Republican electors of the Sec One-Half Price Sate SQUASH ond 'Voting District at a caucus VEAL CUTLETS native SIRLOIN, TENDER KNIFE OR SHORT Thursday at 7 .’30 p.m. at the base ment of the Second Congregational Buy 2 And Get One At STEAKS SHORT, SIR.. PORTER. jChtirch are to nominate a candi lb.. date for representative and candi HALF PRICE YELLOW RIPE STEAKS S9*^ dates for Justices of the Peace. L. T. WOOD PORK CHOPS (ENTER R.YTH'S FINE BEEF JELLO ...... 9c Buy 2 and Get One F o r...... BANANAS 2 I.OCKER PLANT VEAL CHOPS NATIVE Glliiigton Ib. DEL MONTE ^ I CELLO. PKG. EATMOR BRAND 51Bissell St„ Manchester Tel. 8424 TONGUES 6 9 * The Ellfegtfcn Centex P.T.A. will serve a baked ham supper Mon PEACHES . . . .35c ifte Specials For Fri. and Sat. FRESH PORK SHOULDERS OR RIB . day, October 11, at 6:30 p. m. In Buy 2 and CRANRERRIES 7 5 « the Ellington Town hall. The pro LEAN TASTY 1 IT.AI.I.AN HOT ceeds will go towards the purchas EAGLE SARDINES 14c GROTE & WEIGEL PRODUCTS - ing of equipment for the new Pork Roasts school. There will be a gift table 59- Buy 2 and Get One F o r...... m Lb. FRANKS STAHL MEYER SCOTCH HAM , ^ 85c 1 SAUSAGE 75c and tickets may be procured by I ARGE BUNCHES PASCAL OR WHITE GOOD SIZE JUICY BAKED LOAF PRODUCTS STRICTLY FRESH DRESSED celling' 631-J4. Following the MINCED HAM supper which Is open to the pu^ TOMATO PASTE 11c ^ LONG BOLOGNA Feriss Sliced Bacon Ih. 75c lie will be the regular meeting and Crown Sliced Bacon lb. 59c NATIVE CHICKENS i.b. 45c . 4 9 . 8370 a program In charge of Mrs. Mah- *Buy 2 and Gel One F o r...... CELERY bunch lb. 55c ORANGES 3-8 in lon Chapman, the program chair Daisy Ham ...... lb. S.’lc ARMOUR'S LEAN SMALL, 4-5 LB. man. James Laidlaw win show VER.MONT M.4ID , ^ FANCY SWEET TOKAY^ By Sue Burnett 5 7 1 2 nature pictures. There's an adorable, quaint air By Mrs .Anne-Cabot ’The marriage of Miss Shirley Ellen Buckmister, daughter of Mr. 5 Y R U P ...... 29c i C c SMOKED SHOULDERS i.b. 49c to this cute dress for the miss of It’s Indian Summer'now but al Buy 2 and WP MolNTOSH OR CORTLAND STEAK SPECIALS three to six. Try a boldi plaid most before you can say “ turn up and Mrs- Carlton Buckmister of BONED AND ROLLED IF DESIRED 2 u » ’ 2 . 9 * fabric iced vlth narrow ruffling, Ixingview, Ellington, took iplac* Tender K n it...... lb. 8.5c GRAPES the heat" It will be warm scarf Saturday at St. Bernard’s church, She's sure to be pleased with the and glove time. The smart knit DEL MONTE PEAS 21c M M Sirloin, Short or Porterhouse...... Ib. 8.5c ■q crisp petticoit that’s also In the when she became the bride of ^ y - LARGE SEEDLESS ted aet featured today U made mond Edward Roy, aOn of Henry APPLES LAMB FORES . i.b..39c pattern. of a crinkly wool and easy stitch Buy 2 and Get One F o r...... Roy, of Stafford Springs. Follow Pattern No. 8370 ia for sizes 3, es. Good looking cable trimmed Boneleas Chuckg For Pot Roast Beef MACHINE SLICED. NOT THE ENDS. BY THE POUND ONLY ing the wedding a reception was Boneless Veal Roast...... •...... lb. 75c 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 years. Size 4. dresa, gloves really fit and the trim as held at the bride's home. On their OVLOEN’S ' — 2U yards of 39-Inch: petticoat. cot sca’rf "sUys-put” by means of return from a wedding trip Grapefruit 4 1 1-8 yards. the cable trimmed strap. Only MUSTARD . . . .15c A c BOILED HAM Lb. 99c through northern New England, Fresh Shoulder of P o rk ...... Ib. 49c jF or this pattern, send 25 cento, three ounces of wool Is required they wilt make their home with the I B u y 2 and We Kinrerely invite ypu lo try the many lastv borne made produces that we make NO. 1 McIn t o s h • Coins, your name, address, size for the entire set. bride's parents for a short tim*. fo r t h e FINEST QUALITY AT r red. and the Pattern Number AMPLE right here, among others—-fresh home made Sausage, Fresh Liverwurst, Virginia To obtain complete kntting In and later will live in Stafford HMITH'S SOMETHING NEW HAS BEEN ■•ue Burnett. The Mancheatar structions. stitch lllustrationa and Springe. THE MOST ECONOMICAL PRICES ADDED TO YOUR RETAIL MEAT CASE Baked Ham. our own Cured Corned Beef. Dill Pickles and Sweet Piccalilli. - lbs. * aing Herald, 1150 Ave. Amer- finishing directions for scarf and MrseOor* N. Gates observed )»*r PEA BEANS pkg. 18c O e FREE Pork Tender Knit Steak ...... Ib. 85c APPLES Mew York 19. N. Y. gloves (sizes medium and large) 90th anniversary of her birthday Buy 2 and Get One F o r...... ^ f ir s t FOOD STORE IS 3 29 ji-.'t'miss the latest iasua of Pattern No. 5713) and tend 15 Saturday at the home of her niece, PARKING FOOD STORE FANCY YELLOW GLOBE * hioPj The Fall and Winter cants in coin plus 1 cent postage. Mrs. Frank Tuttle, of Main street. •UOAR HEART We grind on an average of 1,000 pounds of EXTRA ooU hat a wealth of sewing daU • Your name, address and the pat Mrs. Gates makes her home with FIRST .or the home dreatmaker. Smart, tern number to Ann# Cabot, The her niece since the death' of her MILK. . . ..can 16c Re LEAN BEEF for Hamburg ftach we^, at the low price RXEIN’S and LOCKER PLANT Mancheater Evening Herald, ItfiO, .husband. hs; »o make tyles. fabric news— lef 69c pound. Try some anid we are sure 5’ou will be Buy 2 and Get One For ...;...... l « l CENTER .STREET WHERE MOM SAVES I'ors MOSKV I’lIOXE .l-M 4 • > ' 2 9 ' tter Sift pattern printed-lu th* Avenue of- the A^^ricas. New Town cnerk Marshall E, Charter :»leasc4l witii it. TURNIPS nook. 32 centa York 19t N. Y. “iiaa tnnotinced Uut th.« annuAl * ' ...» ■. V n,
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MANrHKSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN ..THURSDAY, bICTOBER 7, 194S P T7JT 7.r'» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHF4J'n!:iR. CONN» THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1948
hsndcr. replaced Spahn on the McNeil retorted hotly. McNeil said mound for the Braves. Truman Says VIshinaky had singled out Beeh. Dewey P\km Squires ScMit ' IJreakfr Down Named Direclor Indians Lead With, the hit and run on, Gordon “calm, friendly, smlsbls Mr. BKh, flung hiB bat at a pitchout and who prides hiraaelf on being an ex Braves, 3-1, sent a ground ball to Torgeson Rivals Avoid ^ pert on wine*. Major Xabor New Officers Braves Bank on Spahn To Gain Second Series Win Wage Offer who Btispped on first for the out "All this, say* Mr. Vlahingky, is aa Boudreau took aeeond. a sham, a coroouflsga to hide war In 2nd Came Keltner aent a aoft grounder to Giving Reply like purpoaea—tbs warlike Inten- Talk Monday Installation Is Held for Elliott who threw him out. Uons o f powerful, well-armed. Or- Mediation Board llopea erpowerlng lamewhourg," McNeil L ^ o n T e a m Hadden Heads On* run, Jwo hits, fio errors, one (Coatinacd from Um ) (OaatfBxafi frara fa g s Out) Bi^owin - LaGace-Staum ToDr^vftitKoval Type-' (Continued from rage One) left. Mid. Ray Robinson Signed Arguments Aplei^“ The Briton sold he has the high Qrcle Here Fifth Inning Bmvee raar platform appearancca. Bs- wrilrr W'alkoul s ball and tb«n went down swing hia second major addrasa o f a est txgsrd for th* Rusaian people, Plavs Sunday Coon, Fox Oiib Dark fouled off four consecutive three-day campaign Ximr aoroe alde* Psnnaylvsnfa, MIsaouri and ing. pitches and then struck out on a "but my opinion about their gov Officers of B rew n-LsQrace- time after 9:30 o’clock (eis.t.) to ernment, 1 must ruefully tty, has Minnesota he will apeak In Ken To Fight for T. of C. BEMIALD M’.-fMrd O t 7 iT’)—Henry .T. Elliott msde s neat pickup of wide sweeping curve. tucky, Oklahoma, IndUna, nfinois, SUnm circle, Columbian: Squired, O ver Ump’s D e^ si Botidresu's slow dribbler pa.st the night in th* Lincoln High SiAool changed. Other Officers Chosen Rt _____ H--t vice crn-’ H^nl iiid factory Torgeson chopped a high bouncer auditorium, Mlchlgsn and New York. were Inatalled by Chancellor Mau T o M ^ CRnRRn SteRm- mound and tossed him out. ’ to Robinson who toaged to Lemon, "Th* Soviet union ha* claimed rice O’Oonnor of <3ampbeII conn* n-onsr' f '’ f Tyi>cwrHer wm Reiterate Clslnw I^ n VW t w ife’s Pareirta ANGLE No runs, no hits, no errors, none covering ftrat. for the out. for itself all the righteouaneaa and A t Sapulpa, Oklahoma, he and ^ Ig b ta o f ColusBbua,' at tha Welterweight B o m t o ' roUers Rt Mt. Nebo Rt Pictures Show T r r W r s ! Sosrvktag tee Cj.. t;d3y announced a breakdown ' left. Elliott fouled to Hegan In front Aides aald Mr. Truman will talk wisdom In th* world.” McNeil con from notes, rather than a prepar Mra, Dewey will Vlalt her parents, K. o f C. home ,laat night. Hd wad Field TH rIs DRte Set p „ , |„ gth At World I of the v ar.-' offer lLou Boudreau of the Indians had waa a masterpiece. CIcx'ctemI could Feller attempted to pick Phil Mssl Phil Masl was aent in to run for ••Peace Goal of Life” Satchel Paige, great Negro relief fer followa; Ungraded workers, 14 McNeil aald. Bomber Blast Civic—EIrkery Johnsdn. chair guarantee too, or tbe privilege of Experts After Witness* fense needed to aoor* or start a crossed up the opposition with a can also leave their name with Al tagged Masl a foot off the bag. do noting with hia roundbouo* cents; one and two grade, 18 cents; off second base In the eighth In Salkeld. “ Peace, my friends.” he declar pitcher with the Indiana, waa liner past third baseman Kenny Klssman and h* m il maka the ne- OUicra were unconvinced. Meat Prices Drop Boudreau raced behind Keltner man; Lou's Wright. Paul Sorb- 27)a per cent of th* receipts. stutalned drive. They did however curve, except lift easy papa Ipta three and four. 12 cents; five and ning. ed. "ia the goal o f my public life. At Irreducible Minimum ing the First Gsme ■topped colder than an ice cube at Keltner-----There waa a standing ceaaary arrangements. Feller and Boureau have been to grab Stankey’a high bounder brie and Francis O’Donnell. b lgnting at nearby White Plain* put on a fine show of defensive Um air. As a reault to* Brae* out- Bix. U cent*: seven and eight. 10 Bill Grieve o f the American I’d rather have peace In tbe world He added that the "quantitative Costs 9 Lives play as they twice stopped the ln< th* player's gat* when he waa un- reception in the right field stands Bird D oi Field TrUI working the same play aU season. and started an Inning ending dou The circle voted to form a bas laat night, Belloise could gain no fieldera tied a aeriaa racord with cents; nine and ten, P centa: 11 and Hits Retail Level league -called the play today. than be preaident of the United method” of arms reduction, pro vaders within the five yard stripe recopiised. He did get In. Red for Tommy Holmes when he took Sunday, Oct. 10. the COon and They probably have nipped at leaat ble play. He flipped to Gordon ketball team again this year, batter than a draw with Randy Boston, O ct 7— (P)— Moat of the IS putouts end toe team had only Rickert struck out swinging at States. I wish for peace. I work posed by Vlahinaky favors the Interceptions were prevalent from Sox catcher Birdie Tcbbatta and up his position after driilng home FoK Club will run a bird dog field 10 nmners off baae enrout* to 12 , eight oenu. forcing McCormick and then Gor (Caatinaed from Pagn One) Following the meeting many Brown, an unknown from Mt. Ver baacball peraonalltlea who remain three assists, equalling another •The above Increases would be (Continued from Paga One) a fast ball. for peace. And I pray for peace country with the larflett forces. member* of the etre’ e watched both aides and practice during the Mra. Tebbetta were early for the what proved to be the game's trial on their chib grounds in cnevetand'a first pennant since mark. Twic* Bob ClUott put bias in don fired across .to Roblnaon to Britain already U down to an non, N. 'f , cd on the fence until they had a first pitch. only run...Bob Elliott, Most Vid- 1920. This time Umpire Bill Stew added to the Job ratea of- the day One run, two hits, one error, one continually.” ■included five Air Force men and the telev'slon set. recentlv, im till- 'Ihe reason for all the signing week win no doubt be confined to North Cbve.nar>'. The club attempt Jam* with errors, bla tero-baaa wOd nip (ftanky by a step. Mr. Truman waa Introduced by irreducible minimum, he added. chane* to analysa the Bravcs-In' Second Gueaaers C3ub o f Amer uable Player In the league In 1947, art of the Nationkl League ruled worker* and to the anticipated tions continued to ease at Chica left. four civilian technicians. ed at the Knight M CTOlumbua huUabalob was the almoet almul- bracing up on a pass offense ed It first bird dog triala this past peg in to* ninth with two out put No runs, one hit, no errors, one Democratic Senator Francis My ica. Topic of the day — Why did nearly became the game's goat they didn't get their man. earning* of piece worker* In each go. Second Inalag Indians The committee adjourned after They were; Captain R. W. Er home. taneous announcement Tuesday by dlana World Series opener today that ahould glva th* loefla a new spring and it was successful. Many ting th* pofsibic tying roh on left ers, of Pennsylvania, who describ Manager Lou Boudreau order Bob with two error*. His second would Of course there will be no offl- labor grade.” Mr. Hart aald. Agriculture deportment offi Dark toased out Gordon. McNeil’s speech and Cliairman win, pilot, of Alameda, Calif. the 20th (Century Sporting club favoring Cflaveland touch of life. turd M g owners asked that anoth base. The tobacco-chawin’ kid from cials. packing hoiuw sources and ed the Republican presidential Spaak aald there would be no ses Flrat Lt. L. N, Pence, on tem Feller to walk Eddie Stanky In have ended tbe gam e... .Johnny or b* held. Chairman Joe Sterling clel proteet bv anybody connected Arkansas breeaed a „thlsd „ atrtko Rickert trotted In and camped and th* T. of C. that aarti had ooi^ Bob Foliar’s heart-breaking two- Sain, the lanky tobacco chewing representatives of fanner organi under Keltner’s high fly. nominee a* “ the medlctne man” sion tomorrow because of the Gen porary' duty at' Warner Robins tha eighth inning with one out and has ast th* starting tlms at 9 a. m. mth the ClevelMd chib. Il’a ^rely; Wally'jmmeh to tha Jap Premier railed Robinson tor a fight with hit defeat was enough to convince Phil Mast on saeond. base? flipper, wasted no time in getting a matter of the Judgment of an sations ggve these opiniona o f the With the count three and one. from Albany who guarantefs to eral Assembly mrrHufl- from Elgin field, Fla.; home, C3iat- the eauUoua, despite Johnny 'Three ataket, puppy, derby and all gam*. Franco’s Foes cure any illness with “ pink pills” Ballois*. Credit Corcoran This, wise baaeball men Olaim Walt Judnich on strikes to end umpire whoa* word la final in base- heg-pork price breaks: Doby biased a hit Into center and h*m, Va. Sol Strauss, acting director of Saln’a outstanding duel with the age. win be run. Th* trials are On what Saia ahewed tha pou er- Obituary qnd "brown med(clne.” T /Sgt. M. T. Walker, Jena, La. Beeigiis Po«t *d, waa the turning point In the the game. The third strike, called, ball. 1. It’s a seasonal matter, but with a great burst o f speed the 20th. had authorised th* an Cleveland aoe. open to all and th* pubUo ia Invtt fui IndiaM, th* pre-Bertea odda Reach Accord came a little earlier than usual The president took up the T /Sgt. D. T. Irvin, Poteau, Okla. With Touchdown hall game. Stanky had hit two waa a sharp breaking cu rve.. . . ed. ’ Interesting” was to* comment deserve a reshuffle. The Tribe now stretched It Into a double. It was Barkley Coes nouncement b#cauaa''''Itoblnaon "FaUar’s sura to go at leaat once Conunlssioner Happy Chandler this year. An Agriculture depart theme. M /Sgt. J. O. York. AUanU. Ga. weak balls on previous trips to the of President Bill Veeck of toe Tribe is surt to see Sain once mora and the first extra bane hit o f the ae (Cantlnued from Page One) said in th* presence of newspaper more and Lou Boudreau also can wa^ target for photographers be ment official at Cblcego eald rie*. He said the Republican party A. Palya, Radio Corp. of Ameri plate and was bothered, obviously, after seeing the photo. Hank maybe twice. (Ceatinned tram Page One) men that h* would fight for him repeat with Bob Lemon, who starts Hartford. Oct. 7.—(4P>—Jack fore game. In aidditlon to Mrs. farmers knew the drop was com Robinson walked on five pitch wants to roll all the "plain people” T o Montana ca. C^amden. N. J. this afternoon, and Gene Bearden,” with a sore leg. Feller looked sur Greenberg, a part-owner, aald to* The new odds show Clevelaad Peulhfl together “in one Wg company qn* W. H. Brauner, Franklin Insti to Showa Denko, a fertUiter cbm- ip Madiaon Square Garden on Dec. Corcoran, Trinity college’s foot Chandler, two charming girls, one pictures would start a lot of con m*l agreement would have far- ing, aa It usually does In Novem es.’ pany. some of tho game's keenest stu prised when Boudreau came In SfriM Notes ■till favored to win tha aeriaa Imt lot?* and run It "for the of tute, Philadelpla. 17 against Bslloiae. ball team high aoorer. today re from his shortstop position and of whom was Happy’s daughter, troversy. AU agreed It was Juat at 7 to 10 Instead of the 8 th I t faacbtng significance today be- ber, and had marketed spring plg« Mike McCkirmick raced into left Fonner Deputy Prime Minister dents agreed. Mr*. Agatha GgrtbaMt the National Asaociation of Man (4'nntinucd from Page One) R. Reynolds, Camden, N. J.. and Roblnaon didn’t deny this. ceived the confirmation ef hia ordered Muggsy walked. When were the center of attraction for one of those things that nothing or 5 to 12 exteting before to* eauae of the atrateglc poalUon of the past few weeks in an effort to center to haul down Hegan’s long Suehiro Niahio and Takeo Kurusu. Canny BlUy Southworth, direct Mrs. Agatha Martqlla Garibaldi. ufacturers. R. Cox, Dayton, O., both stationed Sugar Ray, long known in th# teammates fOr a touchdown In Tommy Holmes rifled a line drive the younger members of the preos. Boaton, Oct. 7—uF)—Th# Boaton could be done about. opener. Today’s gaara ia about Spain In Europe. Moreover, it "beat the break.” fly. president of the Economic StaMI- ing a championship club in the laat Saturday’s game originally .. .Joe DlMaggio arrived after the Weather bureau and Cleveland No runs, one hit, no errors, two 91 Btasell atreet, diM this morn •‘They have all their promises most 20.000 with Roosevelt head at Wright field. boxing business for hia forgetful' post-seaaon classic for the fourth inside the third baae leas than Masl had Just entered th* acore- even money In man to man bat could }*ad to IntenaiflcaMon o f the 2. 'The meat packers are moving Isatlon board and member e f Ash^ credited to Bob Barrows. game had started.. .Joe Cronin rooters are both allblng yester less ball gams aa a runner for pork quickly. A leading packer left. ing at her home. She had bMO a wrapped up In a package called ing the ticket Captain Daniels said the cause naas where oral agreements ar* time in seven years, laughs off the minute later, the wolves and sec ting. Britiab Labor party’s announced of the explosion had not been die- da’s outgoing cabinet, are among ■ concerned, simply apologlaad for Coach Dan Jeaae* said that the and Joe McCarthy occupied the day's World Scries opener. Bill Salkeld who had worked spokesman aald tbe IndustiV was Second Inning Braves resident o f Manchester for 28 •unit.v’ which they guarantee to The Republicans are counting general consensus. ond guessera were on the Indians If Spahn ia abte to tama tho tfforU to unaeat Franco. cure more ilia than any patent heavily on knocking off Murray to termined. those arrested on suspicion of the mixup. H* said “I didn’t know declaion gives the speedy left half same box___ The band played be The bureau had predicted rain. Feller for a walk to operi tb* test going into the "accumulative pea- Salkeld slasbed a Mngle ever year*. "Feller’s n wonder and both back c r ^ t for 18 pointa in the big chief. fore the game but the music was Indiana, there will be a mad rush If Franco quit, the way would She is survived by a sister, Mrs. medicine you ever saw,” Mr. Tru help offset Senate losses the G. bribery. , George (Galnsford) had aetUed Lemon and Beai^en are very The reason for the Indian rooters' of toe eighth. Mike McCormick did son,” when auppUcs are built up. First Baseman Robiitson's head. WiUlama game. Wigwam Chatter nothing to write home about.... the expected by bunting Masl to to hop on toe Brave*’ band wagop. l>a clear for the western p^era to Catherine Pollucci o f Minneapolis, man continued. O. P. fears n other states. A net A'Shida, regarded aa the new with the T. of C. while I waa talk good,” South agrees. alibla ia obvious. But. he said, "nobody wants to Mike McCormick, attempting to Th* scoring identification error Bill Veeck signed as many auto Visiting scribes were treated roy second with a sacrifice. He te the No. 2 man o f Routh- negotiate with a new government Minn.; three daughters, Mrs. "And they won't tell you any gain of four seaU by the Demo- Bloody Fight “strong man” of Japanese politic* ing buainaaa with Strauss. But then h* pointed out that hia Paul H. Kutachenreutar, super hold now and they are pushing sacrifice, popped a bunt right Into when he became prime minister came in the HUltoppers’ first graphs as any player on either ally before and after game. Press worth’a pitchtBg duo aMbough RM for tbe eetaUlahment o f baaes be-. Gregory diaves and Mrs. Rocoo more about what’s In that package erata would give them Senate con "After all I've got to look out Boston Brava* .x4 least can match vising forecaster for th* area, With first baae open, Boudreau pork right out Into wholesale th* hands of Lemon, but Salkeld last Feb. 23, staffed his govern touchdown drive. CJorcoran took team. The Braves' outfielders wsre headquarters were set up at the might wail have been expressing 15-12 record for too year wun a Mad the Pyreneea. Farr of Manchester, and Mra. than a quack doctor will tall you trol. for myaelf. <3eorge Kleta (preai the Indians' hurling atrangth. decided to Intentionally pas* Eddie bit below expectaUeno. channels.” beat the pitcher’s thpow to first In hi Oil Strike ment with members of the Demo the ball from tbe one yard line on busier than the detail o f Boaton Somerset Hotel on Commonwealth the aentimenta of both when he Daapite the reported Monarchtat- 3. Many packing plants are Carlo Colasurdo of Brooklyn; two what's In hi* magic cure-all." Public Power nem e dent of the T. of C.) offered me a Southworth'a StatemeMt Stanky, atill handicapp^ by toe Lemon, a no-hit pitcher on Jnna an attempt to double him off. cratic. Social Democratic and a plunge and actually went over police officers outside the park. avenue... .With Fred Post of the Repubucan agreement there atill short of help, which makea them sons, Joseph of Manchester and Getting "Sweet l#nHaWe#” 820,000 guarantee. The 20th "When I had the S t Louia Car- said: ankle he broke in July. Some of 30. 1a Boudreau’s chotee to get Stanky drew a base on balls Barkley spoke last night at pies Cooperative parties He la th* line. But he waa hit In the Th* fielders pulled down fifteen Middletown Press after the game, the grandstand managers second ure great ohalacle* In the ■way of less aggressive buyers of live an after w.erklng the count to three Alexander of Jersey City: 23 He said "sweet lullabies” are all (Uantlilncd from Page One) doeen’t give guaranteea any more. dlnala in tha World Series thrice, "Boeton is considered one of th* even before the Indiana Teturn Casper. Wyo. Using the records of a Democrat. end aone and the ball squirted out fly balls, tying a aeries record. we tried for nearly 30 minutes to most difficult forecast areas in the guessed Lou on that. But he waa &Q*e aaeklng to ouat Franco. imals than they otherwise would and two. grandchildren and 18 great-grand the people are getting from Re And KleU and Andy Nladerreltar our pitching staff waa unusually home. Gen* Bearden, here of Mon the two political parties on public cent an hour pay raise from a bas The SoctalisU proved hia undo of hia arms and waa recovered by . . . Total paid attendance was get a ride from Braves Field to United Stotes.” passing a .315 hitter to sei up a Mo details of the agreement be. A South St. Paul . packing Gordon glided to his left to make children. publican candidates. (promoter for tbs T. of C ) have strong,” Southworth aald. "Thr Barrowa. The play waa out of 40,135. The game waa completed day's play virtory. alreadr. hao The Republicans. Mr. Truman power as his theme, he claimed te scale of 1.88. The companies of ing. They demanded the cabi the Cards had Harry Brechei the hotel but no soap. Along came possible double play with toe vnere availabl* In London. Pari* plant manager aald, “ the help a nice stop of Spahn's grounder Mra. Garibaldi was a member the Repuh leans seek "exploita awnirad' me that this fight will be light of the press box and inoor in on* hour and forty-two minutes a car mth Connecticut markers beea named to work Friday'nRwt jdMagatas to tji* United Natians added, have not achieved unity on fered 12'.4 centa an hour. net'a resignation because of t’le an elimination to find an opponent Howard Kriat Harry Gumbai Even with a red-hot aeries U> pitcher coming up next.'' Slhby shortage in plants is spt to pe a and threw hkn out an both runners of the Daughters o f Italy, Santa tion” of th* we*: for private ad reet reporta ^ were also relayed . . . Rookie Mary Rickert proved and I asked where he was going. Slatl waa sent In by Manager Billy gamo at Cteveland. said all international apeculatton factor in the future in lowering advanced a base. Lucia, Ladies Auxiliary of the the belief* o f Theodore Rosevelt, The strike has been marked by Showa Denko case, ImirfLvtng, th-v for Marcel Oirdan. I want a shot Murry Dtekaon and many other from the aideUnea. progress some Bostonians can still For moat o f the aoaaoh. Laaran George Norri# or Bob LaFoUette. vantage while the Democrat* ad sporadic outbursts of violence in would withdraw their seven cab great chuckera. an able replacement for Jeff Heath It was Walter Clonlin, owner of find excitement in a checker game. Southworth to run for the still eo th* future statiu of Spain may prices.” Holmes took two balls, then Italian-American club, and the at that Frenchman’s middleweight „in leftfleld for the Bravea He came the Hartford Hurricanes profes made Feller take a back aeat In be raviaed by tbe agreement. •They have based their unity on vocate "development for the good the San Francisco bay area and In inet ministers if Asbida refusal ' "But until this season I never Approximately 5,000 fans limping Stanky. 4. The whole thing may just be rapped back to Lemon who threw Grand Lodge of tbe State of New of all.” crown more than anything .alsa.” 'up with two sparkling catches and sional basketball team. He taxied toe Cleveland wigwam. Ha had Spanieh source* in Paris said the the record* of the Taber* and the aouthern California. to quit. had a pitcher perform for me so wstched toe flrat game o f the fall Sain filed out. Then they tried a temporary flurry. James Elliott, him out. Jersey. Galnsford then chimed In. also collected the first hit off Bob , Post and Yo^t to the hotel. won 13 games up to th* AU-Rtar |to|mbUcan-Monarchist agreement No runs, one hit, no error*, two Tafts, the Martin* and the 'Wher "Why Ray will fight for the brilliantly as Ncia Potter did in Hickman Worried classic on lOO television acts In toe Boudreau feint and quick game break in mid aeaaon. After preaident o f tbe National Aasocis- The funeral w’ill be held Sat many very dUBcult relief rolls. If bi|a bean ratified by opposition le ft urday at 8:30 from the T. P. Hol- ry*, the Taft* and the Hartleys,” stalled on Boaton Common. Feller twist, trying to catch Maai that he waa Juat a AOO worlonan. tlon of Retail Meat Dealers, said, 20th century too. If they want, and he had not suflarad a back injury, napping. Some think they succeed nw ipa Inside Spain. They said tbe loran Funeral Home at 175 Center he said. can 'find a aulUble opponent, Dec. Over' Columbia given to the Tournament Commit "What do you know,” said one Six time* h* qiiaaed out trying for ••the chances are that after the 'Third Inning Indians Mr. Truman again called for re the Braves would have won the ed. Others agree with Stewart. aloparohiata and Republican* usual heavy runs at this time of street and at 9 o’cock from the S t tee for their hard work and plan fan at th* wholesale video show hia 21at victory eftar notahlng No. Lemon, batting lefthanded, peal of the Taft-Hartley act and f National League pennant 10 days Giiintrv Uliib Nutes^ Tommy Holmes, a leftoanded plaimed to present copies to Ameri- year meat prices will go back to sliced an outside pitch to Rickert James's church. Burial will be in ning to Don Grauer for his val Ing, “some guya were watching 20 on SepL 3. can, British and French represen expressed belief "the American ■ 997 17." ______earlier than they did.” New Haven, Oct. 7—(ff)—Co uable assistance and to toe press for batter sliced an outsid* fast baU where they were two weeks ago.” who mad* the catch without mov St. James's cemetery. FREE I ——.M——— a checker game on one of the Both clubs will noma to tho patR tative* in Madrid. people will repudiate the enemies It is likely that Vem Bickford lumbia’s demonstrated aUUty to their generous support. As an bi^chea. They had their backs tq past third baa* to left field, scor 6. Consumer realatance was a ing from his tracks. Friends may call at the funeral MAIN will be given the nod against Bear with their bags packed fOr they of labor at Bie ballot box." \ Beiala ReyaoMa Wlaa rebound after a football defeat has example o f the latter, a serious the screens too.” ing Maal.g leave Immediately after tho ganM doubtful factor. Elliott said there Rickert raced Into foul terri home from seven o’clock tonight When he called Congress Into, RAPID Bridgeport, Oct. 7—(P)—Show den in Cleveland tomorrow. That tclU to* story of the was none ••to apeak of.” But an tory to catch Mitchell’s long hoist until the hour of the funeral. STANNARD’S Yale’s coach Herman Hickman shortage of caddies waa averted to make the third gam* at Oave* ing power In both hands, young W e’ve got three dependable ■coring but It's only a small part special session to act on hlgh^ worried, and h* admits it. when the Herald printed a stra Satchmo Paige haa waited year* land tomorrow aftaraoon. Thoro Agriculture department official at near the left field bleachers... prices and other domestic prob- DELICATESSEN m g Barnie Raynolds o f Fairfleld, starters and we’re loaded ^ th out- of the great pitching duel between About Town IndlanapoUa said the housewife Clark bounced out, Elliott to “Lou Utile,” declared huge Her tegically boxed news item stating and years to be part of ja Worid are no off days la to* aerie* atoad* leme, Mr. Truman said, "the direc DELIVERY bta*y eight champion of New standing reltefcra, such aa Potter, man, “ is the greatest coach in the that 100 boys were needed, A two of baset^’s greatest modern had heard so much about bumper Torgeson. British Say Reds BIU VoTaelle and Bobby Hogue,” Serie*-and when he finally makes ule, barring rain. Miss Laura C. Toomey, daugh tion* received from Albany were BAKERY T if Xniiand, stopped Roaco* Howard business when It comes to getting ■warm of husky boys responded it he's barred from toe park. righthanders. Falter and the crops lowering prices that was re Ne runs, no hits, no errors, none Southworth said. Braves' Johnny Sain. ter of Mr. and Mrs. David C. Too- to hssg around a week or two a>id PHONE FOR IT of New York near the end of the a team tor bounce back after a. de and toe'situation was well in'hand. The elderly Negro Cleveland ducing her buying. left. Drop Live Bombs "They should be more than Feller, beaten in a two-hitter, Yoatordnyte W ianan msy of Bolton and a graduate of theii go home." FRUITS AND VEGETABLES • • Sfth round last night in a ached- feat. After Pennaylvanla licked The club also owes a vote of pitcher was Stopped at the playerar Here are some o f the detail Third Inning Braves (CoBtinued from Page Use) "They did Just that,” the Presi tiled 10 rounder. enough for a short aeries.” The ever popular and closely was superb. Working off that high Manchester High school, has made them last year( they came back to thanks to a group of the outstand entrance long before game tlifie. New York, Oct. 7~(ff>—Wlnaera price reductions which will greet Dark shot a line single over dent said. Belting tbe heavier Howard ••And," he warned, "the Braves contested Calcutta Sweepstakes mound at Bravea Field, he bad the ■ tte dean’s honor Uat at Bates Col have never beaten themselves this bust Army’s 82-game winning ing lady golfers. The same rirls “Ah’s a ball player,” Paige told of yeaterdajr’a feature borae raeao; housewives doing this week-end’s Boudreau’s head and fast flqlding ground targets In the Berlin rone. He added: 2-0784 dith rlghU and lefU from the 40,135 chilled fans thinking about lege, Lewiston, Maine, because o f FOR THE WEEK END season and Pm sure they are not streak. have progressed through fifth, or who cover the course In the few the attendant. a no-hltt*r aa he mowed down toe At Jamaica (Empir* aty>-» shopping: Mitchell held the runner at first. Ruaslan nttack planea anti an un “You will never get anything start, Reynolds finally failed bla high scholaattc rating. Mias Too going to atart doing it now.” "Harvard upset them this year quarter final round, somewhat est stroke.1 covered It liberally Finally, another Cleveland play Bravea for four hlUeas Innlnga. Boomdeay 85.90. Chicago—Kroger company Is Torgeson reached at an outsid* specified number of Russian bomb done abojit high prices by a Re foe for an eight count with two with the red tags that helped mey ia a junior at Bates, major- publican president or a Republican so I look for them to come roaring overshadowed by the Manchester er vouch^ for Polgt and they let Marv Rickert, Jeff Heath’s aub, At Laurel—Nokomia S8.(Mk reducing about 50 different meat curve an/1 popped It to Clark who ers also fl*w In the Berlin area. lefts which he landed In the fifth. back In the bowl Saturday. It’s greatly in financing toe open. lag in mathmatlcs. items from 5 to 20 cents a pound. Congress.” ^pen In recent pubUclty. Of the him In. broke that string with a single to At Lincoln Down*—Ntekey W. made the catch almost behind sec An American filer reported at OUR FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT Howard hardly had regained hia Lou Uttle’a habit” The most comnsendable perfor The A and P will offer fresh pork feet when Rejmolds again knocked sixteen third round mnning pairs. right leading off the fifth. There 84.80. Brigadier Caillord Brindley, the ond base. 8 a.m. he almo*t collided with one La$t Night's Fights Hickman haa other worries. mance In the .open by a local mem From the goings on in toe lobby 10 cents and smoked hams and of three, Russian planes, flying at IVow Vnder the Management of Paul Shea^ Formerly him down. This time Referee Lady Luck continues to smile on Diviatonal Ommander of the Sal Elliott went down Bringing on a Thre* of Tale’s regular linemen ber was that of seventeen year old of a mid-town hotel jrou’d think picnics S cents a pound under * 1.200 feet st the northwest edge Lou Boga*h stepped In without four teams. The sad saga of putts vation Army In the state, whose sldesrra cun’e ball. Biissians Blame at the Wonder Market m u be out o f action Saturday hnd Bobby La Francis. In his first the Philadelphia Athletics won the week ago. of B «h n . Capt. Benson Carr of White Plains, N. T.—Steve Bel- that didn’t drop or drives that 0« e e is at Hartford, will partlci- Rickert tspped weakly back to bothering to count. lois*,.180. New York, and Randy Jim Fuchs, the Olymplo shot put ■onlor tournament he placed third pennant. Minneapolis—A drop of 10 to 15 Monticello. Miss., control officer at « Reynolds weighed 188 to 212 dropped In the wrong places can be PSte at the service tonight at the Lemon who tossed him out. West on Holding Browr, 181, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., ter and a star against Columbia among all Manchester contestants, For three hours Oonnl* Mack cent* in popular cuts of U.8. good the British Gatow airport, said: GREEN MOUNTAIN NO. 1 - for Hoarard. condensed aa follows; ' Salvation Army Citadel. The main No. run*, one hit. no error*, one drew, 8. last year, is on th* shelf with a Fourth round results: wall ahead of many name players stood and sat white h* afflxad his , ^ature of the service which will grade meat expected at chain and he w-as bringing the American | The other results: from all parts of New England. | Don't Wait For Cold independent stores. left. Oakland, Oallf.—Bernard Docu- ■boulder aeparatlon. Stevens and O'Neil eliminated signature to aeriaa score carda j' o« the stereopticon lecture by Rev. pilot Into a landing when the flier ' Back Disarming p e ck George E. Dunn, 187, o f Bridge End Larry McQuade, tackle John Thia gallerite thinks Bobby de- ■ Philadelphia — Food Fair Inc.. Fourth Inning Indians said he passed three. Russian C-47* port, decisioned Johnnie Wogaat, sen, 147, New Orleans, outpointed Tarca and Brown, 2 snd 1; Cerina and rain checlu. (George Bennard. writer and com- Boudreau looked at a ball aqd Anderaon and guard Vie Frank are ■ervea a special pria*. | He exhausted th* ink supply of stores reduced poijt around 10 at the low altitude and that one ; 188. of Philadelphia (8). Irving Steen, 145, San Diego, 10. and Gallaao eliminated Pickles and Weather, Learn To ,■ poeer of the Internationally fa- then lined a double Just inside the (Continued from Page OueT POTATOES* Topeka. Kas.— Ray Spurlock, also on th* infirmary list and mil Goalee, 4 and 3; Mandley and Persamals three fountain pans. cents In .stores in Pennsylvania. nearly hit him. ‘ Jimmie Beau, 167, of Norwalk, « mous hjTnn, "The Old Rugged right field comer. 184, Kansas City, outpointed Eddie not start againat^th* Uons. a a rk eliminated Faulkner and Sincere expressiana qf regret r-Crois.” Both Mra. Bennard and Maryland, Virginia and Delaware. U. S. representatives at th* Ber kayoed Ernesto Amado, 182, of Gordon looped a single to left ences resolved to a situation In Lamarr, 184, Oklahoma City, 10. Clifford. 1 up, 21 holes; Wilkie Jr. are toe unvarying aenttmeht as Standee* were 10 deep at the . her husband will sing several vocal Indianapolis —Retail pork prices lin Air Safety center aald tlic air Luscious Riga Oeldea Seedteao Calif. Sunkht Brooklyn, N. T. (Third round of Drive N ow ! dow’n about 10 centa, beef about 3 scoring Boudreau with the Indi activity announced by the. Rus- which "the land powers demanded Bridgeport, Conn.—Bornle Rey and Plsst eliminated Sundquist and members have heard of Don rear of the Bravea field grand duets and Mr*. Bennard will be ans' first run of the series. Gordon six). Ohsasy ORIee League Grauer’a resignation. Both Don snd ’ featured at the piano. to .5 cents, at chain atores and In alana appeared to be the largest naval diaarmament while the Na GRAPES ORANGES Buddy Palmer, 148, of Norwalk, nolds,' 188, Bridgeport stopped Buckland. 4 and 3; Rickie and A. stand. dependents. took second on the throw to the val powers demanded land dlaarm- BANANAS «Rosco* Howard, 212, New York. Anderson eliminated Blish and Olnny have been widely popular The most polite atandee waa the plate which waa cut off by Spahn. since the U. S. and Britain began outpointed Pete Sevron, 148, of El Team Ne. 1 (8) Bollard's Driving School Cincinnati — Kroger company using the air corridors to supply ament.” 5. Thornton, 8 and 2; Foster and Al and their friends hope Don’s new one who clambered atop n water i Mis* Nancy C. Clarke ha* re- Keltner sent a long foul fly to Paso, Tex., (4). Rhode* ...... 112 98 84—294 duties-w1]l permit frequent visits made reductions of 2 to Id rents Soviet-blockaded Berlin. Vlahinaky said ” l»re we are Worcester, Mass.—<3h*rley Wll- ley eliminated Knofla and Brts*v>l bubbler—he moved hia foot ovary- ■ turned to Lasell Junior college in Rickert In front o f the left fleW Lh. 15c 2 L ^ For 19c Dez. 29c O. J o h iu o n ...... 108 100 108—t l l to Manchester Country Club. ---- Dual Cont rolled Car , Auburndale. Mas*., where she la a on 49 pork and beef Items. The Russiana warned the west again 20 years later,’’ with British Uama, 148, Newark, N. J., out Rau ...... 86 98 104—288 1 up; Barnes and Leone eliminated Um* someone wanted a drink. bleachers. Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevln pointed Ike Kenklns, 146, New Tryon and E. Johnaon, 2 up: O. A fter several years of patient The victory dinner .fo r Johimy , member of the senior class. The '’Porterhouse Bleak Drops Red Barrett a righthander, ern powers they plan extensive Dexter ...... 122 95 74—291 ---- Day Or Eveninc Lmwnm gunnery drills and parachtite Jump returning to the .prewar formula of FIRM RUBY JUICE FILLED York, 10. Smith and McKee eliminated Me effort and smiling good sports Ssln, the Bravea’ winning pitcher, i, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. 'Thonias New York—Further rdeuctlon of started warming up for the P- Stratton ...... 108 98 101—800 manship, Kit St. John recently K. Oarke of 21 Lancaster road, 2 to 10 cents a pound made today ing, as-well a* flying drills in the securtty first in ht* apsech to the FENDER AND RODY Velgh and Oleksak. 4 and 2. waa a surpiflse even to his pratty ---- A. A. A. Certified Instructor Braves. Assembly Sept. 27. Fifth, Quarter-final Round: achieved that difficult goal of wife although she prepared It be ' ahe 1* taking the pre-nursing by A. 4*P. Porterhouse steak 1s Doby drilled a ground single in air corridor*. Village Charmers 532 479 488 1479 ccurse. Capt. Gookin, said he had pro Vlshlnsky attacked Paul-Henri Cerina and Gallsao over Stevena breaking one hundred. Her ninety- fore leaving tbelr apartment for now selling here around 89 cents to right field scoring Gordon to McIntosh APPLES WORK Yeans No. 8 (2) eight places her with the better Privhte Instruction FroRi Year. Horm tested to the Russians on two Spaak of Belgium and Foreign * Baatly Oil Co. (2) and O’Nell. 1 up. I9th hole: Wilkie the game. a pound compared with 11.15 In put the Indiana ahead. 2-1. On 429 Pratt ...... 105 105 88—298 woman golfers In any country club. Minister Joaeph Bech o f Luxem Sr. and Pitri over Mandley and , , J. , ------I ’■"■* are going to #*t St horns,” The American Legion Band will July. Holmes' throw to the plate Doby counta — flights by. bombers over . SsIlRieM and KtaRR, Inc. Hlestand :... 88 110 1 Lawrence ...... 88 88 94— 888 For Information and AppointEMnts CsB bourg as well as Britain and the Clark 4 and 2; Alley and Foster It Wouldn’t happen to a nicer per- .j,, ,ald after the game; "I have lto!d a regular rehearsal tomovrow •The Grand Union Co. said the de raced for second and alid.in ahead the Berllh zone and the gunnery SM UHltot Mrrel HUIs ...... 77 85 W uppcrfeld...... 85 118 88— 284 son. night at the home on Leonard drills. United States. H, B en son ...... 98 112 182—887 over Anderaon and Anderaon, 6 and something in our refrigerator but Manchester 2-23145 cline ia being passed along ta of throw by Torgeson who cut off Hammond ... 52 40 While march Ing through . street All members are urged to euperrmarkets with these typical He said the Soviet announcement McNeil Betorts Hotly Boom ...... 64 67 D u m m y ...... 88 98 74—253 5; G. Smith and McKee over I'm so nervous I can't remember the throw-ln. THIS WESK'S BIG Barnes and Leone. 5 and 4. Georgia*# department may w c what It is." he present. reductions: Whole pork loin*. 75 to Robinson lined the first pitch to of the bomber flights over the city British Minister of State Hector fl9«centa, center rut pork chop.**. 89 indicated that formation flying 885 , 452 009 472 1483 Th* semi-final round* will be mention Clara Rand's excellent Rickert who msde £ nice rtmning Totals ...... 271 302 312 golf recently, an 88 and an 89 in to 85 centa. fresh ham. 69 to e.'S wa* contemplated. This would be FRESH FROM OUR FARM E. A. Johnson Pnint Co. V Team Na. 8 (4) played by this coming week end. Cleveland's rapid Robert FcUer over the shoulder catch. * m th the two winning pairs mset- regular competition; also toe fu- centa, whole smoked hams, 72 to a violation of four-power air rule*, AUTO GLASS RuddoU ____-.78 82 89 liSblnson ...... 125 128 92—845 got little sympathy from th* 3,500 rilo8pitMl INo Ic b Hegan waa given an intentional ing in a thlrty-slx hole final one true threat to leaders of th* ladles’ standees when Earl Torgeson aoci- 65 cents, fresh shoulder*. 63 to 49 baae on balls. . he said. SPECIAL LARGE FANCY Instglled Rohrbach .... 72 88 74 Dovnorwlts .... 98 118 107—818 rents. The contemplated gunnflry drill, Stevenson ...... 128 104* 98—828 week later. . : division Indicated by the play of ’d»hUlly stepped on hia toe# dur Lemon hit back to Spahn wrho (REGULAR II DOZ.) Nielsen ...... 35 77 57 Velma Johnson and promising Admitted yesterday: Ralph Kea A USDA market analyst said Gookin aald, drew a verbal U. S. Suffering Prompt Service Higgins ...... 78 88 90—882 Another tournament of interest, ing a first base putout in the eev- threw him out at first. . d o z Erickson .... 86 98 87 th* CHub Junior championship goes “Junior,”uMiur, Clarev^iare Ann/vnn Lamenzo.uomenzo. ; .J!,, mnlnr ton, 22 Ekigertoh street; Edward Wednesday’* pork loin* range of Two runs, three hits, no errors, protest on the ground it waa re CALL JW22 Dubaldo ...... 85 101 118—804 m gh School EGGS 6 0 Into th* final round this week end. Hayden ...... 80 107 101—288 Said one of the standing,fans: .. Goulet, 87 Seaman Circle; Mrs. $58 to $62 per hundredweight com two left. garded as dangerous to Allied From Totals .. 269 323 307 899 Ghirley MacKenrie, Wspplng: Mrs. pares with $71 to $73 two weeks transport planes. IFiffc each $2 purchase of delicatessen itemsy Fruits or Vegetables. Billie Thornton and Dave Kelley Fourth Inning Braves 585 889 804 1828 will battle it out over the thlrty-alx , Margaret Sebula, 80 Fairfield ago. or an 18 per cent drop. He White Glass Co. Maiwhester Motors (8) , atreclr <3eorgc Crandall. 2 Silas Salkeld walked on a fUU count Asthma? Only one doeen to a customerf while they last! Team No. 4 (8) hole route for the Junior crown. AU outetanding. | pt^er • feet throughout thU game. ” said alifer beef ranges now from M. McCormick dropped a alpgle Miller ...... 74 91 82 Road; Frank SSimmerroan, Jr#, 152 $50 to 53 per hundredweight, with Public keconls 24 Birch St. Manchester Whewell ...... 89 95 97—281 Six Manchester golfers will into short left. Salkeld stopping Clark ...... 71 74 78 compete in the Cap* Cod Autumn FOOTBALL Eenton' atreet. some sales as low as $48, compared SANSON’S ASTHMA Opea Dally S A. N. To 8 P. M. Morel ...... 72 71 82—205 during V p ." .^ | elg’ i^’th m'nini‘’ite5 . d^wTto. Irtt Admitted today: ‘ Ellla Sedlacek, at second. Buto ...... 85 70 67 ...... 78 118 91—277 InvlUtion Tournament aa gucsU with $5Ti to $.58 tw’o weeks ago. Warrantee Deeds REMEDY Inriading Saturday Greider Bast Hartford. Stanky aacrifleed the runner* Watters ...... 88 54 68 Davies ...... IIS 90 im —808 o f Club Pro. Don Orauer. Jay Little Net Change in I#amh along ^vith a neat bunt dewn the Janls Realty company to I AN INTERESTING UNE OF HOME MADE DELICATESSEN AND; Plenty Of Pnrklng ■ Discharged yesterday; Mrs. Thet analyst says lamb shows Has helped oiaay people Dummy ...... 78 88 ^ 8 5 2 Rand, Earl BalUieper, F.skil Buck- vlc- Friday, Ocf. 8 — 3 P. M. Bhnma May. 22 I#aurel Place; Mrs. first baae line and was out. Rob Greenbropke Homes, six properties FINE TABLE DEUCAOES On Premises Totals ...... ' 818 289 257 859 land, Art Knofla. Bill Lockwood are knocking on the aacred portals ; ** little net change and that the inson to Gordon who coversd flrat. lead a nonnal. active life h.v Ethel Botticello and baby boy. 228 located on Falknor drive. removing the palafol symp- Nassiff Arms Co. (8) 503 558 532 1591 and Clarence Anderson m il play of Class "A.” Among others who i ______wholesale market Is watching to Spahn hit hack to Lemon on Jar3la Realty company to . Ock street; Mra. Elsie Armstrong tome of asthma. McPartland . HO 75 78 Wednesday at Oyster Harbors and have shown conatetent improve "I couldn't leave my road room see if retallera will ad lust prices one bounce and waa throvrii out Qreenbrooke Homes, three proper ment are Ray Warren and three A4ANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL • and baby girl, 1023 Tolland Turn Oovang ...... 8f Thursday at the equally famous mate out there in the cold, could after the week end and after the as both runqers stayed glued to ties located on Olcott street. HOME BAKED BEAMS S m ith ...... # 77 91 t t To Play With Pirate* popular medicos. Dra. Jacobson, pike; Mra. Kathleen Torgan, 13 week's retail stocks are cleared. START USING IT Wlanno Club. The matchea are I.” laughed the happy Holme*. Summit street; Robert Smith, 34 their bases. Greenbrooke Homes te Curtis A. TODAY Gouin ...... • ” Metropolitan Best ball compatl- Beaaor and Plzal. A littte aurgerv va Holmes raised an * easy fliy to Mellen at al. Thomas J. Ferrante » JIM'S HAT JackaonvlUe, Fla., Oct. 7—(P)— tkma, each amateur guest playing on their handicapa ia Indicated for C, Garden Drive: Mra. Shirley There's no telling how many . 'B^urtavant and baby boy, 25 LUley Mitchell In shallow )eft et at, Edward Wesley 'Gallagher 828 838 807 988 Hugh Caoey. veteran raUef pitcher as partner of his home pro. While next year. For Sal* at the Following DEUaOUS BAKERY, BREAD AND PASTRIES^ Totals students cut classes to attend the ‘Secret Deals' No run*, one hit, no error*, two et al, Maiulce S. Bottum et al, CLEANING formerly mth the Brooklyn Dodg on toe Cape toe group will stay at HAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL ^ aw-eet; Susan Straight, 29 .Lilac Nanrbeoter Drug Storeni World Series—but ther* ar* tore* . ,.dtrsft: Otis Kingsley, Andover, left. • John Grestko et al. Richard M. Away ers, has agreed to terms to play Don Grauor's home In Cotult. It is C 24 Onk street David Barber New Trialty Coaeh who cub the series to attend cteaa- j vt" Discharged today: John CMron, Firth Inning Indiane Turner et al. properties on Falk QU1NV8 PHAEMAUT Order Confidently By Phone for th* PItUburgb Pirates nut considered probable that the local - ' Main atreet; Mias Hanna End Demanded Mitchell lined k single over nor drive, TeL 4196 FOR CONVENIENCE season, the Florida Timoa-Vnion gblfera mil challenge the Maah- Hartford, Oct. 7 — of) _ Eddie r* . . . . i UUca, N. Y.. O oU 7—(P)—David _ They are the three daughters of r ^ 9 de. 18 Wellman Road; Mra. Dirk’s head. Greenbrobke Homos to Don L. NORTH END PHARMACY { "*'hoes Dyed Any M. Barber, a catcher with th* said today. poa Indiana to a Penochle match Lemleux, an outetanding long dls Mt. NEBO ’•ftoui - Erickson. 828 Hartford (Continued from Page One) Clark- sacrificed, Torgeson to I Ritchie f.t al. .Nils J. Doucet et al. Tel. 8548 USE OUR Philadelphia Athletica in th* early Roy Harney, general manager of for wampum, old golf balls or lane* runner at HartfHartfoiM ------Hi'gh aM aiortL M r^ ' Fe-^ j-tJ .TjSqad; William Wylie, Beat Hart- Stanky who covered first. , Charles A. Freser et al. properties CENTER PHARMACY j Color 1900's. died ycaterday. Ha was 78. th* Pirates, mad* th* offer, tb* scalps. Trinity, ia Trialty’a new cross j-efird: Anthony Jones, 127.Proapect tlon when he appeared, and re 'Boudreau alsshed a single be on Olcott Btr<*et Tel. 4288 Before Joining the American Timeo-Union saM it laarnsd from N*4m on the Open country taam coach. AM Ui 60c (TRRjhidi) ■fe^ w t; Mrs. Florence Shepard, 243 tween Spahn's lega through the FREE DELIVERY I Abo specializing in dyt- latter ten explained they’d rather newed Its cheer* when he 'wished filarriage Llcenae WBI.HON llRtlO STANNARD’S League club, Barber played mth friends of th* Mg hurler. Th* recent Manchester Open waa Rav Ooating. Trinity athletic Cgpler street: Mrs. Sophie "every surcese” to U. S. Senator center of the diamond scoring William Baumgsrtcl of 169 Wil 997 MAIN { I Irp snd refflaxing handbaga. Canandaigua. Oswego and Utica Caaey waa given his uneoadl- called th# largest and beat In Con director, onnouncod yesterday that be absent from achool later to at- Tel. 5X21 thr school proms. StwIonU 40c (T | X l a d . ) ^TjJisinBUn. 47* Cottage street; Alice C. Wayland Bmoks and Gov. Mitchell. son .street. Hartford and Rlirnbeth “ TAp Clean Friei\^tly Sfore” 'r I GIvo your oM shoes that^ teams in the old New York state tibnal release by Brooklyn shortly necticut this year by several sports j Lemleux. employed by a Hart buig^ 49* South Hawthorn That was all for Spahn. FcatuHna Prsr IMlverv PHONE 2^0784 before the close of the 1948 asa- a^tera’ and" vlriUng proe. ro f thia j ford inauranca' company, wlU serve 1 Women are like that, aren’t Dwoght Green of Illinois Jti their I Ccitton Crow of 548 Highland J I new look. baacbali league. He waa a native campaigns for re-election,' ’ Charley (Red) Barrett, a right- ; street, wedding October 23. of Hemllton. N. Y. ■om nirraoa ci^ t Unas should be I on a part Um* baaUk Ithay? f \ ■V -riT-’i^
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, IMS FACtt BlUUlBElf MANCHESTER EVE.NINO HERALD. MANCTHRSTER. CONN., THLTISDAY, OCTOBER 7, 194« Arlirlee lot 4 i l Houbi'hiitd Goods • t BioBM WUhoBt Boorff 89 for Salt 72 Dr. Cuttem: “ Oh. you needn't I Offered 13-A HOUSBmviVES — Responsible KROLL Baby csiTlage sad a PLEASE DO MB A FAVOR FOR RENT. RqoRi, ceutrally lo A reporter was visiting a small Movie Star: “Tvo decided to TUUNERVILLK FOLKS R O C IC m LE demand a new trlaL p y me until after I remove your I i BUY WITH CONFIDENCE woman to take full charge of Whitney wicker straller. Reason cated, heated. conUnuous hot Beuthim town In isarai of in H AVE TOU a houaehold problemT TEBl—This la wbat Mr. “X" Interviewer: But why? Tou won appenffix.” Q a t t i f i e d local dress agency. Tou can show able. Phone 2-1433 between 1 and water. Oentleamn preferred. formation coocemlng a native of Let Strlck solve It Expert lino said tb us over the phone. "I am Modernized 8 room 'single. t ^ region reputed to be 113 yeasa the case, didn’t you? M^Tavish: “Tm not going to pay SPECIALS!- our line in your community on a 8 p. m. Phone 8188. Sense and Nonsense KSS leum laying. Service of range leaving Immediately for the coast. old. At last he found a man who Movie Star: Tea, I know, hut Tm you now. I waa merely counting part tim e oasis. W rite Mrs. Lois ■lOrgo lot, 1 ear garage, near burners All kinds of cleaning Please do me s favor and dispoM claimed to hr weU acquainted with not satisfied with the ^bliclty 1 my money before you give me Advertisem ents 1940 FORD 4-DR. SEDAN S. Berry, Mgr., 837 Center street. 22 .SPRINGFIELD rifle, Modd C LE A N , OoBifoctabla rooms.' Bin- center. 1 minuto to baa step. Canvasser: ’’You pay a smkU Opera Star; Yes, twenty long and odd Jobs. Phone 3-9087 or 8- of my furniture at may prica." the venemble century Plu L received. the ether." ^ One owner car. Clean. Manchester, Conn. 84C. Bolt action. Inqulra 138 O n - g ls or douhls. OsxUsmsu depoalL then you make no more years I have sung In ze Met»o- U48. ter streeL 3 Complete rooms of deluxe fm^ rod. OsBtrsUy leeatsd. Fkens Occupancy at doainff of sale. polotan. Reporter: *TVril me, Boer-do you payments fo r six noonths.’’ account for your friend ■ha'vlng We favor thinge that begin on .oJ^ RESPONSIBLE woman, live In, niture with aU accessories tnehid- Admirer: Gee, you muata known Lean Tea Mscli SEE PACE TWEI.VE 1941 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. Lady of the House: "Who told time; we’d favor our execution private room and bath In small Ing a WesUnghouse Refrigerator Madame Butterfly when she was lived aU these year*?” (Quebec CSmxitcle-Telegraph) -vf®'**'.., OP SEDAN Building— Contracting 14 HIGH CH AIR. CaU 3-9104. WEST STAFFORD you about us?’’ taking place on thne. new home. Bendix and dishwash and Bengal range. This merchan- VERT NICE room In modsm only a caterpillar. Other: *WYel1. I guess It’s be O f course, a girl should know Nice clean car. diae Is brand new In storage fo r T horns fo r gsntlsmaa, with ooi cause he’s never done anything more about a man before marry Aatonobiles For Sale 4 t;AiUf>EN-rBK Work oi at) klnda. er. Very good salary. Call 3-0103. 16 room house. Entirely Tern: ’’Do fish grow fast?” 10 X 80 ATLAS lathe, neatly new, months. ttnuous hot watsr and showsr. else.” ing him, but If she delays too long The average love affair atarta Roofs. el number of Uvlng zlzters, multiply Parmer—Neither is It anything housekeeper ? ■cnee to drive a good c ^ , a Woodworking Oo. I bone 3-09n. Ume work In g ift shop. Must un used. G.E. console radio, pall-a- number of births will be postpon dear, I ‘stopped by the /Women’s 9 P. M. gle. recently redecorated. Tern- by 10, add number of deaths of like it was ste months a ^ Blunt: I’ll say ahe Is. Why, In PARTICULARLY in COLD derstand the type of merchandise day stove and 30-gallon , hot ApBrtaitBts, PtetB, ed until next week.” club to hsar Mrs. Cha^rby’s lec five minutes she can clean up BROVtT^^BEAUPRE. Inc. G E N E R A L C A R P E N T R Y and Re- OTHER EVENINGS BY ear garaga, amesito drtva, la»- brothers, subtract 150 from resulL ture on “The Necoority of Being WEATHER. Spc these today, and be able to gift wrap. Write water tank. Phone 4558, APPOINTMENT TaoeaiMitt 88 A fond mother went to the fur ray room so well that It takes me SO Bissell Street pair Work by Experts. Also epe- medlate occupancy. T . J. The right hand figure will be the Punctual.” our terms are good, our trade staUng quaUficaUons to Herald, When Dr. Charles A. Beard, the niture store and bought a peram five days to find everything. dallxe in overhead swlng-up 12 GAUGE Double barrel Win- FOUR Room tenement, for middle O qekett Broker. 8418. number of deaths the middle flg- Box T .. A-L-B-B-R-T-B smlncijt pollUcpl sclenUst was bulator for her new baby. Of allowances high. Trade now Phone 7191 doora. CaU 3-4256. chestier. Reasonable. ExeeUaat aged couple, W riU Box X I ure the number of Uvlng sisters Uqidtee 48 AUyn Street, Hartford BTTW UT Agency, estobliahed spending a few days in a small necessity, shs secured it on the in- If the time spent reading new for a good car. EXPERIENCED OoraeUere want condition. 53 Dover Road, f Herald. westarn North CaroUna town, the I and the figure a t the left will show A fence arou^ a gmveyard V A N C O U R CONSTRUCTION OO. Budget Terms—Free DeUvery 1900. Outstanding country horns staUment plan. When aha called books to see if they are good were Chry.sler-Plymouth ed at Burton’s, to learn buying poatmaster asked him what kind the number o f living brothers. Has a use X gm valy doubt; —Custom Built Homes. All types in a quiet section, tero acres nice to make the final paymenL the spent reading good books that Ume and manage department. Apply FLOOR pnblema solved with of a doctor he was. And . when you have gone No one’s eager to get in. JUST A FEW FROM STOCK of exacting alteraUon work, addl- ly landscaped, 8 rooms, 3 flre- through this rigamarole you have patient merchant aaked has pronounced good a lot o f Ume LOOKING for a good car? Al In person only. B o ttled Ga 48A '.Inoleum, asphalt tile oountar BBBiBcai for Dr, Beard explained: “Doctor of And the inmates won’t got ouL Uons, and roofing. Real value plxess, oil heated, bath and mod not learned anything' that you Mrs. E. R. Kreger. how her baby was getting on. To could be saved. ways a good assortment and low Expert workmanablp. Brea eon- Ront 84 Philosophy.’’ at a reasonable cost. Time pay MOBILE Flame Socony-Vacuum em Improvements, large garage. didn’t know before. which she responded: “ Oh, he Is 1948 STUDEBAKER 4-DR. prices. Call Walt Bycholakl at YOUNG Woman for housework matea Open eveninga Jons,.* The postmaster scratched his ments arranged; 10% down, bal bottled gas. FuU line o f approved Price,has been reduced for quick Happiness is not so much whst getting on Just fine — he was Folks who stay out all night aad CHAMPION Franklin Motors, 653 '-Renter and care o f young child. Phone Fumitura Oak street Phone FO R R E N T — BuUdlng, 50 x SO f t bead a moment and said, "Guess ance monthly. Phone 4836. 2-1244. appliances. See us. Msnrhsster 1-1041. Centrally located. ’Two floors and sale. Gas service station, garaga The looks, not the Ups, reflect we possess, sa what era go t paid graduated from high school last sleep all day have a tough Ume Rcaal Dlx. A new rar. fully street. 3-9981. Open evening!. We don’t know much o f that around Pipe and Supply. baaeman t Apply Marlow's, 867 and snack bar, on one of our best * here.’’ the souL for. week.’* fJiding their place in the sun. •quipped for 3TOU. O P E N IN G fo r woman to handle SEWING Machines for sala Now Roofing^-Biding 18 Mate strost hlghwaya A n unusual buy. Sav- national advertised girdles, bras, R U R A L gas sales and sarvlOa. Im and used. Also we electrify old Optimistic! LANK LEONARD Auto Accessories— Tires 6 sral farma. large and smaR Bln- MICKEY FINN ROOFING and elding our epeclal- and all-ln-ones, including nylon mediate installaUon. Manchester machlnea and InstaU in new cab gls and two-fam ily *tTnis*. can- 1947 CHEVROLET CONV. ty. New celUnge and carpentry. models. SubstanUal profits. < and surrounding towns. Ckpttol inets. A.B.C. Appllanes and Bssw- HoBOfi for Root 85 trally located. Modem tourist 1 KNOff-BUT IMCLf HA! MA.'THAT'S WHAT'S THAT YMND-BAS CLUB C A R HOT W ater heater. Call Hlgheat quality materials. Work sales, high ratio o f repeats. Free Grinding Co.. 38 Main. Phone lea 31 Mapis Street home with cabins and equipment PHH. IS SURE HE CAN RICH/ 1 CAN IN MANCHESTER— An unfurn Fully equipped. Priced to aell, an 4838. manship guaranteed A. A. Dion, trabilng. Write P O. Box 1370, 7658. on 10-aere lot. Priced right. CaU PUT IT OVER NOW/ JUST SEE THEM FINN DOIN' Inc. Pbone 4860. New Haven, or phone collect 8' LEAVING State — Davenport ished 6-room single home with Manchester 8724. HE SAID THE BOARD RISINSTOTHEIR HEREWITH^ unbeatable buy. lounge chair, occasional chair, automatic oU ho air heating and 3-1 SNOW Cap tires. Recapping 4311. OP ALOfRMEN WILL FEET AND GMNS THE MAYOR? Bo r is and Aecsstiones 46 and table, drum table and coffee hot water. Modem kitchen, full and vulcanising, one day service. ROOFING — Speelaltslng In i W H Y N O T buy a house that will HM THREE R0U5V46 GIFT Shop salesgirl. Must have table, oil stove. Phone 5716. cellar and fireplace. Immediate SEE RI6HT AWAY Truck tire eervlce, guaranteed pairing roofs of all kinds, also ALT AS Royal outboard motor. 5 pay for Itself? ’Fhree-fsmlly of 1947 STUDEBAKER 4-DR. experience. Apply In person to occupancy. $125 month. Call THAT HE'S SAVING CHEERS/ workmanship. New Kelly Spiing- new roofg Gutter work. Chim- H. r. Automatic starter. Used 20 rooms. Tw o separate steam CHAMPION neya cleaned and repaired. No WUIton’S Girt Shop, 968 Main. Mi SHOVEL-A-DAY hot water heat Bridgeport 67-5018. furnaces. Could be made Into 4- THE CITY 1200)000. Oeld and Richland Urea Man only 14 hourj. Complete with er and galvanized tank. Phone 3- Regal Dlx. A Just like new car. chester Tire and Recapping, 305 Job too amaU or large. Good fam lly or rooming house. ’Two- \ CASHIERS ,— Self-Service gro stand, $95. Phone 7488r' 9365. W A N T E D — Cbuple to share well- F r le ^ $.100 below eo^t. Broad street. Phone 3-4224. work, fair prloa. Free aaUmstes. story bam with basemenL Largs CaU Howley, Manchaster 8361. ceries, 5-day rreek, or experienc fumlshed 8-room house. AU con lot, on Main streeL 10 rooms ed cashiers for part time, excel M O VING ’TO Florida. Rome houae veniences and all privileges, $65 Fuel and Peed 4 9 -A vacant. Price 114,700. Charles lent salary. Apply 974 Main hold furniture for sale. Phone a month. Phene 3802 between 1941 BUICK 2-DR. TORPEDO Auto Repairing— Painting 7 8109. Odermann. Phone 4938. Fully equipped. A perfect car la Heating—.Plamhing 17 street, Mr. Oovel). 7:80 and 10 a. m. Motora (completely rebuilt) Ford SEASONED Hardwood. Phone M AN C H ESTER. Duplex 8 rooms. •aoellent condition. SAVE FUEL! Have your heating WOODEN Kitchen cabinet unit 1028-’42; Chevrolet 1981-’42; Ply 8676. Immediate occupancy. 4 ' rooms equipment put In good working 48’’ long with 4-door wall cab 66 Help Wanted— Male 36 Saburbaa for Rent rented. Labatory 1st floor each mouth 19S8-’43; Dodge 19SS-'43; order for economteu and efficient HARDWOOD, Seasoned slabs, inet to match. One two-door IMO BUICK 4-DR. SUPER Chrysler 10S7-'42; De Soto 1987- performance by Edward Johnson, mostly all oak, $13 a cord. Phons metal cabinet. CaU 4893 after THREE-ROOM furnished apart tide. Full bath up. Convenient to stores and achools. Asking price, 1 Fully equipped. A clean car *43. Completely rebuilt, not Just Plumbing and Heating Contrac MAN FOR outside work. Man 454J1 Willtmantlc. 5:30. ment and garage for couple. overhaul^. Ehrery motor la guar chester Garden Apartment. See $9,800. Alice aam pet, 843 Main priced low for quick sale. tor. Phone 6979. One-half hour from alrcrkft On BY HERSHBERGER PRISCILLA'S POP BY Al. VERMEER Boo'll; AND HKK RUDDIKS Surprisa BY BUGAR MARTiW anteed like a new motor. Imme Mr. Goodchild, Sr., 15 Forest SEASONED HARDWOOD tor fire ’TWO Poftable oU heaters, kitchen new parkway. No bus service, StreeL Phons 499T or 3-0880. FUNNY BUSINESS diate, Uberal old motor allow GIVE TOUR plumbing and heat street Phone 7925. place, furnace and nmge. Im' stove with oil burner. CaU 2-3403 ear necessary. Phons RockvlUe iUW '.I RVGWt. OW.V\VVQ,5L\?*. 1 VNOva Hbva YVMk VMULD HAVE VINOG A THeoWfR~55pv5i2l MANCHESTER — 6-room Cape anca. Montgomery Ward, 832 tng “The New Look.” Chknga old mediate delivery. B. J. Begin. before noon. 1840JS. vq.i%\oiKn St»%Ni‘.yoi5 woMli U TVnvy OWlOORAbED YOO MUCH BCTIR CVHGG PnVWVOttaT p u w vR ft , ...... I IM l PONTIAC 4-DR. SEDAN Main street water ptpea to oopper tubing POSITION Open for ambitious Phone Glastonbury 3988. a . Cod, la excellent condltloii. Oil ov oow. ___ COWaRWOLKWOI E E \ VOO TRVIO GO HNRO*. THHN POOR. VVTTVt VXt, • TOR. a eyl. Heater.. An Immaculate ONE 8 LB. Apex washer, used one heat, garage, nicely landeeaped Clogged drain, machine cleaned. man as washer In laundry. Me TWO • ROOM furnished i^art- c i a m : IH A W A V ,I'M GORRV THAT YOU HORRNO. H C R l ear In top shaped Carl J Nygren. Phone 0497. chanical ability an asset Exper week, traded In tot Ikrger modeL menL Bun porch, kitchen privl- loL Sala price fll.SuO. Alice ■V7 VOO YSWIOI 1 HORRvO THUa* \ Bnainesa Services Offered 13 ience not absolutely essential. Garden— Farm— Dairy Save $25. Benton’s, 718 Mala. leges. Phon# RockvlUa 17S0J3. ClampeL 848 Main streeL Phone Vtkfaa REAVLV*. PLUMBING, HeaUng, Jobbing and Good salary, permanent position. Product* 50 4998 or 2-0880. ELECTRIC Clocks, toasters IM l PLYMOUTH 2-DR, contracting. Boilers, radiators W rite Box 3, Herald. Irons, vacuum cleaners and all FOR SALE—Maple gateleg Uble, SEDAN and bath tubs. Ed Tanner. 5747. NICE CONCORD grapea fo r aale. Wanted to Rent •M SOUTH MAIN StreeL near Coun smaU appliances serviced by S E V E R A L Men In shade tobacco Call 2-9043, or 127 cihsuter Oak Like new, $25. Phone 3-0518. try club, attractive 6-room home, lUdk, Rtr. C9ean and la top regularly aetabllahed ooacam. 8 bedrooms, oil heat, playroona. warehouse bulk room. Steady street TW O S LIG H TLY used rugs at big H A V E A Young local business ■gkt eenStlon. Work guaranteed. A.B.O. Appli Rooflng— Repairing 17-A Plot 80 X 135. $13Jk>0. Madeline work. ’The Wetstone ’Tobacco savings, one 9'xl2’, oae 8’S“ coupls desperately In need of a 8 ance and Service, 31 Maple Oorp., Elm and Forest street.' or 4-raom rent T. J. CrockatL Smith, Realtor, 3-1843 or 4679. ROOFING and Repairing of all 10’6’’. Benson’s, 718 Main street street Houaehold Good* 81 M16. kinds. Chimney work, gutter DUPLEX near Main streeL ex 1940 CHEVROLET 4-DR. W A N ’TED— Counter man and SEE TH ESE 8 outstanding used L A W N Mowera, band and power. work Expert repairs. Honest SIX FOOT G.E. refrigerator. Uni cellent condition. 3-car garage. BEDAN short order cook. Hours 4 to 12. radio values. Sparton radio VETWIAN AND family of three Sharpened, aold, exchanged; workmanship Satisfaction guar versal electrt' atove. In good Immediate occupancy one side, KadtoL R tr. A smooth number Dishwasher, part time. Apply phono. Beautiful mahogany cab adults evicted after 26 years oc parts and repairs. Keys mada anteed. CaU Coughlin. Uanchi condition. Reasonable. Call 5612. $10,500. Madeline Smith, Realtor. Twin Park Restaurant 193 North inet, $79.50; two Zsnlth aU-wavs cupancy. Urgently need 6-room Oapltol Grlnaing C0„ 88 Mi ter 7707. 2-1642 or 4679. Main street SEE TH IS one. Used Bendix auto re n t GaU 5693. John Bertrand. street Pbone 7958. consoles with radio-organ con matic home laundry. A-1 cmidi- ______B t B t o U M (JHIM NETS RebuUt repaired and BIGGEST Sales in history for trols— ! at $29.50, 1 at $89.50. GARAGE, IN vicinity of North N E W 5-room house, tile hath. On ALLEY OOP ______Excuao Us 19M FORD CONV. COUPE tlon, $69.50. Benson’s, 713 Main. Ternu and trades. Benson’s, 713 Y WHV PRISCILLA, ^ KAi'lO — Electrical Appliance cleaned. Bird and Johns-Man' Rawleigh dealers. Low direct- Elm, Starkweather or Wood- large loL near bua line, schools THIS IS WONDERFUL/, « i l . ' I TJlPJUH HSD P«««pr»y aad clean. Priced $100 Service, repatia picked up and vlUe roofing Is our specialty. Li Main atreet. and stores Oil burner and fire nothin’ YVO with from-factory wholesale prices HOSPITAL BEDS FOR RENT bridge atreeta, Phona 8024. ^ ^ 1 7 F U Z Z - festow m m arket delivered prompUy. 30 years' R m s Bros Os. Fhona 8-0768. YOU’VE eOT AU AS/ -•H' THIN* THATb *a*N mean larger profits. Supply large or Sale. Rates reasonable. Phone place. Located at 83 Washington asperlence. John Maloney. Pbone TH R E E PIE C E living room aet. WANTED—4 to 6-room apart TIIM^ZINB, HOO-OOO^/ ,« ^ A b ^ c k /> number of steady customers trip Keith’s Furniture, 4159. streeL For price and terms call 3 liMA 1 Walnut atreat five piece dinette set. Call at 305 ment or house, unfurnished pre George L Fish at 22 Brookfield after trip with 200 household Oak street.' A doien more GOOD CARS' necessities. Good openings near ELECTTRIC Stove, four burners, ferred. Business couple and one streeL Telephone 6894. 1 R A N O E Bumera and pot burners Moving— Tmcking— by. Write for personal Interview oven and storage space. Low pric school girl. W in pay up to $100 await roar inspection, all are cleaned, repaired and Installed S M A L L O IL heater, crib, high TW O N E W all-brick homes. Five S to r a g * 29 ed. 57 Academy street. Phone 2- and redecomte. Call 3-4427, 9 te f IfM ^pdition. l ^ m R and guaranteed. Joseph with Diet. Sales Manager. Raw- chair and' carriage. Maple kltch^ room and tile bath on first floor. ,lelgh ’t. Dept. CUJ-26-246, A l 1142. en table and two chairs. CkllT m. to. 6 p. m. week daya Senna. Phone 2-0147. ASHES AND RUBBISH Removed. Tw o unfinished. W ell construct bany, N. Y. Sand, graveL flU and loam. Gen BEECH FLOORING, long lengths, 7132. W A N T E D —B y two adults, 8 or ed, and built with good material. lU . 8864 FU R N AC E S Tailored to Ot our eral ’Trucking. Range and Fuel real value to home builders. CaU 4 rooms, heated or unheated, cen Located on Gerard streeL Man home Van Camp Bros Phone OIL James Msuul Phone 4523. trally located. Phone Madeline chester Green section. Call build Help Wanted— Male or 8730. M a rh in en r anak street Cavanaugh's Great Dane Farm at E M PLO YE D Middle-Aged Couple, e e L 0 N » answer call 2-2805. piano distributor. Phone 3-4022, evenings 0166. Vernon. Telephone .lockville stove, practically new. All cast no children, urgently need 5 or COVENTRY — Attractive three- SPECIAL! IM l PONTIAC 1992-J-3. iron, white porcelain finish, 6-room renL Call 2-0188 after room and bath, fireplace, Cole NOW."' PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. INTERIOR and excerioi painting, chrome pipe, Ljmn oil burner, j 6:00 P. M. man furnace, automatic hot 2-DOOR paperhanging, celling reflntsh- F. M. Broderick. Rubtnow Bldg. TWO ENGLISH Setters, female May be converted to wood or coal. | Wearing Apparel—-Fun 57 water, large lot Priced for quick HMter, radio, good condi er* Men insured and property j Phone 3-1643. thoroughbreds, 6 months old. Sire Phone .5951. Sale. CaU 6781 after 6 or liim lre damage. Expert work. Edwaid R. BLACK Coat trimmed with Kolin Kukfnea* Property for Sale 70 tion throughout. 30 day gu^r- Rumbeau, F. D. S. B. Papers 24 Juniper Drive,' Lakevlew Ter O LAN D E R 'S Machine Shop doaa Price. Phone 3-1008. sky fur, size 14. Hhicellent con BY FRED HARMAN antes. Temu, trades, |1,096. available. $45 and $55. Trained. race, South Coventry. JRED RYDER From Behind lathe work, driU press work, QUALITY Combination atove. dition. Reasonably priced. Phone COLE MOTORS One Beagle Hound, female. grinding, welding, braking, cut EXTERIOR and Interior painting 5983 after 5. C O V E N TR Y—5 rooms and bath, f ' LOOK-UM OUT. R 60 Housebroken and wormed. Won white. Call 2-0096. 4164 ting, general repairs on anything. and paperhanging. Fra# eaU- FIRST CLASS ICE CREAM furnace, basement, fUmlshed, RyOER' BEHIND YOU f Pickup and delivery. 68 Mill St mates. Prompt service. Reason derful pet for baby or child, $20. 30-GALLON galvanized hot water G R AY FORS’tM A N winter coat, 1888 CHEVROLET, $100. Inquire triple lot. hard road, two-car ga Open eveninga, aU day Saturday. able prices Pbone 7680. O. B. Phone 2-4272. tank with stand, and oil burner lamb trim, size 14-16. Excellent BAR AND LUNCHEONETTE 101 Starkweather street after rage and unflnlslied apartment. Phone 5717. Frechette heater. Call 8133. condition, $20. Phone 4558. 8:80 p. m. ENGLISH Bulldog, female 11 Immediate occupancy. Reduced to $7,850. Severe' others. Welles uINOLEUMS — FUiest assort months. Excellent pedigree. PARLOR Oil heater, two-bumer. BOY’S POLO coat, leggings and Parkinfir space for cars 260 Agency, Coventry. Tel. WIHI- 1840 PLYM O U TH 3-door radio, ments. Also tile and waU cover- R e p a irin g 28 Reasonable to good home. Phone morris chair, vlctrola. baby’s hat, size 6. Also girl’s coat, leg mantlc 618J2 ot 1701W4. heater, rebuUt motor, new paint. 4553. crib and mattress, double brass gings and haL size 3. 2-0965. Equipment used 2 years. Must ingr. Manchester Floor Cover SEWING MACHINES Repaired, First $795 takes It Broad Street tngs Oo.. 50 Cottage street CaU bed, bookcase, shovels. Phone I Motor Balea. Tel. 3936. Electrified, Buy and SeU. Ftmik Co c k e r s p a n i e l p u p p i e s . j GIRL'S Figure skates, size 8. 5088. Manchester 2-1936. be seen to be appreciated. Lo-. X. Dion, 2 Ridgewood. Call 7779, Farm Puppies, $5.00 each; Cross Worn only once, $8: girl’s shoe Wanted— Real Entat* 77 BUICK 1989 special four-door Breed Puppies. Dogs boarded. RAD IO need dxlng? Have It 120 G A LLO N galvanized hot roller skates, size 6, $7; girl’s cation in West Hartford on n> BUY vii aell real eetate con ■edan, radio and heater. In good Zimmerman's Kennela Lake SL paired by saperta Piok-up serV' water tank with water heater, ski shoes, 6. $7; excellent con tact Madeiutr Smith, Keaitor. condlUdn. Owner at 340 Garden Private Inatmrtlon* 2X Phone 6287. tee, guaranteed work^ Seta check with pipes nd fittings. Almost dition. 45 Drive F, Silver Lane. cross roads. Must be sold im “Peraonalized Heal Bsiate Serv Drive after 5 p. m. ed In the home Car radios AUTO DRIVING, dual control. new. Price reasonable. Call 4723. Phone 2-1184. ice." Hoorn '16, Rubtnow Build epectaJty. Manchester Radi AAA certified iuatructor. Bal mediately. illness forces sale. ing. 8-1642 - 4679. 1946 CHEVROLET H-ton panel, Poultry and Supplies DUO-THERM Oil Gravity and LADY'S black coat, else 15, for low mileage, excellent condition, Service. 78 Birch street Phone lard's Driving BChool. CaU 8-8245. Blower Furnaces. Mueller Pipe short person. Practically new. V HAVING HEAL Eetate problameT reasonable. CaU 5838. 3-0840 CAPONS, 6 to 8 pmmda, 70c a and Pipeleas. All sizes in stock. Phone 7518. . • , ■ T. ew. (0-7 B% MICHAEL O'M ALLEY AND RAIJ»H ^ N B , pound dre.^.sed, W’ill eviscerate For Appointment VIC F U N I I.anding Party TO ORDER^. Mattresses Re-Made M uHleal— Dram atic 29 Devlno Company, Waterbury and sold oy -miung R. r. McCann. and deliver.::Cali 2-9152. MARMOT fur coat with match OMY. TAFFY/ WAD. SPECIAL! 1939 DODGE and Sterilised, like new. C^all 3-5038. - Realtor Phono Mamnestei 77UU. HOU3 OPCM THE MOUTH OF THE BAO. NOW Accepting beginnem and in ing hat. also fur jacket, size 12. "I bought a new girdle today and It'a simply dlvina— "Now for th* prizas»Mr*. Higgins, high acore— Mrs. roe THE MAIMAMO/ SEDAN •.Tank Falk, Colchester 460. We Tel. 6031 your fathflr will hava to taka ua out tonight to I can ba ’ 0X04. HMUE16ET THE SNAKI OUT.T.VDO ^ J fi Heater, radio, good clean caU for and deliver anywhere. termediate pupils on saxophone. SAVE ON bedroom suites at Ben Phone 2-9975. W A N T TO sell your farm, home, Jones, door prize— Mrs. Meggt, most interesting item of START ONWTW’. IF HtY FAKW.'HtD $IUER ) I clarineL flute and all brass In- Articles for Sale ‘45 son’s, featuring maple mahogany business, or other real estate? • aean In K!” W IPW 5W 6W 0M «URM04THIBTV ear. 30 day guarantee. Terms, 43 South Main street Colchester, GIRL'S outgrown clothing. Includ local gossip!" Conn. stramenta. Three qualified In and blond finishes. Easy terms. List it with Four, Effa No Usting ing suit, tall coat and winter trades, $795. structors. Apply Johnson’s Music A -l BLA1TK Loam. 4 yU load. $J3. Benson’s Furniture, 713 Main. fee. no advertising charga Four OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE WArtJUKS.' Wall stone. 4 yd load. $16 Ready coat, alse 10-12. Phone 6608. COLE MOTORS STORM Sash painted and made Store, 15 Maple streeL 8-4028. Hnunes tor Sale n Effs advertises every week in X’M relieved id know A fOAT A M E R IC A N O rien ta l'9x12 rug.^ <50SH. HOW IT A lN T SO YO U t h i n k .' ESA0,TWIS<»5/1 HAUe FOUND IT/j ready for winter. Odd Jobs of all made sidewalk and terrace newspaMrs having a circulation ITS NOT Bunions on tme APPOOACHES/, 4164 PIANO TUNIN.a ri^psln, recon Also mahogany 4 poster bed and BLACK Sealine fur coat for short VACANT 6-reem single en Brook 7 HE K E E P S BOTHERIM’ YOU'RE JUST TKG STH1PTOM6 FiT PRECISELY 1 kinds. Phone 8347. blocks, made of Bolton fiagstone of over 4,000,000 concentmted BRAiN CELLS.'-— B Y *'V ditioning, etc. John Oockerhasa, girl or woman, size ^2. Good con YOU WAlTlW'.' M E --W E TH’ fW lE N T AN' AM SOFFARlNft FROM 1948 FORD fou rd oor sedan, Flagstone Block Co.. KouU 6. dresser. Inquire 74 Avondale 1 field StreeL completely done over where buyers of New England ALL APPLIANCES serviced and dition, $10. ChkI! 8249. Inside, 3-car garage. T. J I'VE SATOM ONLY BEEN SCAIRT NUMB-(I bradycardia f-w-A HEART tUE WAY. IS the a il - /: Uaek. mileage E70t>. Privately 28 Bigelow StreeL Phone 4818. Bolton Tel. Manchester 3-0617. road, mornings or Saturday. real estate live, besides mailing repaired, burners, refrigerators, e v e r y p a r t . HERE A BUT WE’RE AFFUCTiON t h a t SMITES MENT COMMONTO {'4 owned. Phone 3-8308. MISSES Black winter ceaL fur CrocketL broke.. Phone 6416. thousands o f descriptive folders rangea, washera. etc. ,iU work FOR SALE— Men's rebuilt and NORGE 8 cu. ft. refrigerator. Ex OF ME A N D VERY LITTLE OOIN’THRUTH’ DYNAMIC, DRlViNS, iNDlVtO- PEOPLE WHO WEAR ’ - collar, size 16. Other wearing ap 4N9 1847 MERCURY late modal four- guaranteed. Metro Service Oo. Businca* Opportunities relasted high and low shoes, at cellent condition, $76 cash. Call MODERN 4-reom single, 41 Lewis to interested persona. Four Effs, THEY A LL WHILE.' AWFUL TORTURE UALS.*— HAR-ROMPh / - ^ NAPOLEON 1 parel. Phone 2-9365. aedaa. 10,000 mllea. Radio, heat Tel Manchester 3-0888 reasonable prices. Sam Yulyes. 2-2430 after 6 p. m. StreeL Tw o rooms and bath 1st Inc., covers New England. Hugh ACHE.' OF WAITIN’ DENT rr SAYS n a p o l e o n h a d HATS, TOO f APPUANCE buBlneao wcU estob- er. extraa, $1,800. Call owner 3- 701 Main street. floor, two rooms 2nd floor. Hot D. CJasey, Bonded Repreaentatlva FOR Y3U.' (T.'UMf MUSTBE. 'lished In neighboring toera with MAN'S Dark blue overcoaL rise OFFl 9085. O IL STOVES cleaned. Installed. COOLERATOR. Good condition. water heat. Large lot with ga 8 Crosby StreeL B u t Hartford,- p e c u l i a j x . n o eu f a t . good franchises. ’This is an. op 42, practically new. Inquire 133 Washing machines, vacuums re FOR SALE — Royal portable Reasonable. 10 Middle Turnpike rage. Asking $11,500. Shown by Conn. Phono Hartford 8-0388. MEN.' portunity for a person famUlar Onter street. 1948 HUDSON paired. lawn mowers, hand and typewriters. Used typewriters West. ______appoIntmenL Phone 7738 or 6273. with mdiq, refrigerator or wash Tour Real Estate ProbIsBas power, aharpened, repaired, sold or rented. Repairs on ail BLACK Chesterfield coaL Mack er sales and service. Writs Box THREE-PIECE Drexel solid ma Are Ours The Ruined House BY LESLIE TURNER COMMODORE 6, 4-DOOB saws filed. Friendly Flxlt Shop. makes. New and used adding cloth fitted coaL velvet trial, FOUR-ROOM home in fine con WASH II ItllK hogany bedroom suite. Excellent Ws Buy and SaU for Okrii DUNNO CSACTtV Pbone 4777. F. Herald. machines. Marlow's, 867 Main black raincoat, all alse 9. AU In dition. Space for second floor eX' accormmg no condition; and 5-plece solid Arrangs Mortgsges INHATIF *1 THE SOX iMciffis ircmuD ’ SEDAN streeL good condition. Call 6088. 107 panrion, $9,70C. Madeline Smith. maple twin bedroom autte. CaU Realtor. 2-1643 4679. Before vou scU oaU ue. O' VALUA91ES HE usT. Dcara a Hamlin streeL GALVA E ^ PENNY. Tliis car is fully equipped HousrnoM 8cmcea TWO NBW storm windows, 2’6" x 2-0679 between 6 and 8 p. m. N o ObU^Uon 6 SMAU FOKTINia Offered 18-A SERVICE STATION . S 'll’’, at $4.25 each. General COMFORTABLE 6 room single, BRAE-BURN R E A L T Y CO. can SNENH MSPOM MbAHKMOTM SPAC7E HBIATER. white pot type O’ THE STUFF IF ME DTIAIll and afanoot new. Very reason Electric upright vacuum cleaner, Wanted— To Buy 58 in good location. CaU 80098876. 118 Bast Cental. Street ably poked. W E A V iN O OF bums, moth boles good condition. $10. 16 half-alze with hot water coils. Three room H. B. Orady, Agent. Raaltora Phone 6273 Oi 5339 WITH USEP CAR heater, double wick type. Porch and tern clothing; uudas hoalary screens. Very good condition. WE WILL handle your real ertste runs repaired. har.iibag repair*: swing, two single mattresses, WANTED—Two ltd kitchen heat NEW ON the markeL 1946 Cape Call 6782. and insurance probloms prompt alppat raplaoement; glove re- suds tub sink, old furnace, child’s Ood, four large roema, opui , J»MWa-«>NTlAC, Inc. DEALER’S UCENSE er with oil burner. Call 3-4886. ly. Call Suburban Raaltv PORTABLE Electric paint spray desk, ice box, bicycle handle bars, stairway to tw o unflnlshed. Com , pain aad cleaning; umbrella re ^aitors. 49 Perktne etivei Tr to CENTRI ST. pairing: man's shirt eollar and ing unit for rent. Can be used to canary cage, child’s yard swing, WANTED—Combination electric btnatlon storm windows. Extra 6215.______. ■ 'V*; cuff feversal and nplacement paint homes, furniture, autos, two small sleds. 39 Cook street. and oU stove or white kitchen oU laiE* comer IbL OaU owner 4486. INK 2-4548. Mkrtow'a U ttls Utndlag Shop, boats, etc. Phoni 3-1674 anytime. stove. Fliona 7897. BEFORE You buy be sure yen try WRITE BOX C CARVED walnut refectory table ' the office o f MadeUna Smith, TW■w O o Du oO Y YLE L E power mowers, sold and 6 chairs.chairs, wiUHCTUshloneilwtunt-cusn^onea iC’a A o L iL- OSTRTNSKY obiv 5879 for fur- 04- FLAT FINISH Holland window HERALD Rpufl Ailva. Realtor, Rubinow BuUdlng. 3-. V, can Ip,. for $169.50, wUl take $85 'each. ! seats, $30; uj right piano, reason- nace removal, rags, semp metals ahadas saads to utMura. Keys . 1643 or 4679. jMd* what you wdR. Uarionr'a U ke new. Fhoae 5805. 1 abla. Phene 1808. i T o ^ prieaa. T H E m o r a l e HELF'ERS'. .jgJBBfJfcgV m 7 i f ' ' . ’ - ■. y ■ ■.. f , ^ , , , V,.. r.; 1 *^> y - .. V ,v .f-^ ‘ ,-. .:■. . . '^ - - . y ''^7 4 ,., * - ' . * -. ■ ■
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f 1HCB8PAY, OCIUB&A 1, 1948 rAcnS TWENTY jflanrlrratrr lEotnittg V^raUk Avengs IMIf Net Pre« Ran n r dm Math at gettmahar Isa lllao Emily M. Klssmann, depu ty commissioner of the Girl Scout Heads Institute Harold Agard A bout Town Council of Manchester, left by 9^74 plane thla morning to attend the > Th« IVavkJo Bkatliic C9ub wUI three-day Regional Conference of Is to Retire n‘)t fo to New Haven o i the aknt* Girl Scouts, Inc., which la being Mandtester— A City of Village Charm in f trip planned for ttala Friday held at the New Ocean House, nlfbt Thera win be • meeting of Swampscott, Mass. Miss Virginia Has Been Employed at the club next Wedneaday night to Green, senior Scout of Troop I, U) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1948 (FOURTEEN PAGES) Girl Scout Commissioner Jessie VOL. L X m , - NO. 814 plan akatlivi trlpa to Springfield Local Post Office for Hewitt and a number of others Inatead e f New Haven. prominent In the local Girl Scout 4 0 Years organlMtlon arc also attending the J Oo-Wedh win hold their meeting conference. Winds Milwankee Shoreline Dewey Urges *at Center church tomorrow eve Harold Agard, employed at the Truman Urges ning at 8 o'clock. > local Post Offlee for 40 years,.has' ‘Neutral’ States Toil The public Is cordially Invited to requested and received hia retire Federal Help ^ The dance aponaored by the hear Rev. George Bennard, author ment from service/ effective Octo Are Characteristic o f Haleys Albany Crowd nalian-Amerlcan A. C. will be of the famous hymn, "The Old ber 1. poatponed indefinitely due to the Rugged Cross." who with Mrs. Mr. Agard has been in charge of dUBculty In arranging for the halL Bennard will give a program at the Station A, the North End office, To Retain Him For Housing Salvation Army citadel this eve since that office was opened In Oc Superb Food Values at the To Avert Any Clash Company No. 1 of the South ning. tober, 1983. He entered the em l l Manchester Fire department re ploy of the V. 8. Government Post Also Advocates Qearing sponded to a atm alarm yesterday Helen Davidson Lodge. No. 98, Office under Postmaster W. B. TeUs Rain-DrencheddJs- afternoon at 5:30 for a grass are Daughters of Scotia, will hold Its Cheney who at that time was In eners It Is in Own O f Nation's Slum Areas at the corner of Summer street monthly meeting tomorow evening charge of the South Manchester In Speech Prepared and CampBeld Road. The company at 7:45 In the Masonic Temple. office. When the North and South Interest to Keep Deino- Of Giants on Berlin was out about 13 minutea. Business of Importance will take Bhid offices were consolidated and For Smith Project place and all members are request moved to the new Federal building Self Serve cratic Administration Frank Diana, chairman of the ed to be present. at the Center under the name of The Origlnsl In New England New York, Oct 8—(A7 — Gov. United Italian aocietiea haa called the Manchester Post Offlee, Mr. Aboard 'Truman Oampalgn .Argentina's BramugUa The rummage sale to be held In Agard continued In the service but Thomas E. Dewey called today for United States I Series Lineup an Important meeting of the dele- T r ^ , Oct. Praaldtnt Sees Vishinsky for gatea for Saturday evening at 8:30 the basement of the Ehnanuel Lu was given the management of Sta Federal aid to states for housing tion A. The station at that time Truman told a rain dranched at the Itallan-Amerlcan clubhouse theran church tomorrow under the and Health Market on “ a realistic, practical basts" Clevelaad Stadium, Cleveland, Hour in Attempt to auspices of the Ladles' Aid society was located at Depot Square, and I in - 'iv .•-•Vi;,' croyrd In Albany today thht It Oct. S— (AT—^The starting lineup: | on radridge street. Other mem whenever such aid la needed “tO get Dropping Soft bers will be welcome to attend. will open at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Al Mr. Agard continued to manage waa la their own Intereata to re Bostwi Clevelaai Bring About ^de the station when It'was moved to action." bert Harrison heads the commit tain the Democratic national ad- Holmes, It Mitchell, If the Hibbard building on North An SwMt SanUght Dark, as Doby, ef ment of Struggle for tee In charge. A large variety of mlnietratlon. v Declaring "we are up against a T alk to Reds household articles as well as Miss Edith Welker Main street where it Is now lo- gigantic housing deficit” the Re M. McCormick. If Boudreau, as csted. "Why in the world would you German O ty ; May Ap clothing haa been brought In by wont to upaet the applecart aow publican presidential nominee also Elliott 3b Gordon. 2b the members. Miss Edith Welker of Hartford, Mr. Agsrd ssked for retirement urged, the clearing of the nation’s F. McCormick, lb Keltner.$b peal for Truce to because of his health and will re and throw out an adinlnlatration Appears Iq Bp Casting RUMMAGE associate secretary of the Connec-^ OLEO B utter ' that brought about thU proaperl- slum arleas. dn ataer, cf Judnlch, rf tire with a full pension. Postmas "W e will not be satisfied,’’ he Mast, c Robinson, lb List Three Months Frank Crawahaw, advancement tlcut Council o f Churches, has been ter H. Olln Grant said thla morn tyT” Truman aaked. Aside Last Rpstndnts chairman of the Manchester Dis He addreaaed a crowd estimated said, “ until the carse of slums and Stahk)*, 2b Hegan. c % — SALE secured by the Religious Educa ing that he has not yet decided tenements is lifted from every Bickford (ll-5lp Bearden (20-7)p trict, Board o f Review, Boy Scouts, who he will name to succeed Mr. by Police Chief Philip Coffey at In Its Propaganda Paris, (kt. 8.—(/P)—^Th« Fridayf October 8 haa called a meeting of the com tion committee o f the Manchester apprmclmately 5,000 from the American family and every Ameri Umpires—Stewart (NL) plats; Agard In the management of Sta can child." Orievs (AL) first base; Barr; “ neutlTAl” states o f the Secur AT mittee for tomorrow evening In Council of Churches as leader of platform o f hia special train in Warfare With Russia tion A. (NL> second baas: Summers * of aoTt talk Indiansa Take Council and at the Methodist oaremoniea at a hotiolng project toward the Soviet union has given ciatea said he was “ very happy” ingford, when speakers prominent HALE’S ia honor o f the Inte Gov. Alfred News Tidbits President Truman In Albany. In both the Republican and Demo headquarters In Nashville, Tennes Cheese 25 Lb. Bag way entirely to a new Mriod of over ths talk. E. Smith. The Democratic standard bearer cratic parties will discuss the iS' see, will teach the first three Aiding Dewey Caned From (4*) Wires Of Spain Head blunt atatementa unvarmabed by Series Lead; Acttaig far Somllar NaOeas Thursday evenings. The course, , Xteae-FeM Inmraaas In was scheduled to make a cam sues Involved In the coming na Headquarters paign speech from the rear plat the familiar phrases of diplomacy. He ia acting for the smaller aa- tional election. "How to Teach in the Church Prealdent Truman oald that tha In Washington, Undersecretary Uons ia an attempt to brlag / Uhigh VaDey School," is open to all teachers FOR HEALTH MARKET ineoms In New York otnte hnd In- New peace feeler out In effort form of his train in ths stats Resolution . Indirectly Wallace Calls Franco capital this morning. ' ■ of State Robert A. Lovett raveal- WinZtoO about a settlement la ' the east- The Soroptlrnist Club will have and those Interested in church This week we certainly have a fine array bf enajMd three-fold since the Dem- to ward eff strike threatened for ed that he has received orders west struggle for the Genaaii school work. $ oernts to ^ over the national ad- Backs Republican in ‘Messenger Boy of Hit Spends Night at Farm from Paris to "debunk” the latest city. 2-17 midnight agalnat American Air a luncheon meeting tomorrow noon The last three Hiursdays the minlatraticn in 1988. Dewey spent last night at Ms In the Evangeline room o f Mur lowered prices and specials in fresh meats. lines and Its American Overseaa ler and Mussolini' Russian proposal for dealing with Bearden- Holds Braves Herbert V. Evatt of Auatralio, school will divide Into groups and He Mid that buolneaa, the farm- November Election farm home In Pawling, N. Y., tha Assembly presidenL and Sec phy's restaurant. i ^ Snow Crop Snow Crop era and tabor were proeperous un Airlines division... .China’s Civil atomic energy. These orders pre study the methods o f specific, age- The Health Market remains the best place to tween Albany and New York city. sumably were given by Secretary In C3ieck; Bickford Re retary-General Trygve lie ware groups. These discussions will be der the Democrntlc rule. Cincinnati, O c t S.—(P)—The war may teach cWmax within 00 With WaUace in the Pacific In his New York speech Dewey reported ready to appeal to the Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, get your daily meat requirements. He ani4 further that there hnd Of State Marshall himaelf. COAL L. L O. A., will hold a degree re led by Mrs. Leland O. Hunt for United.Mine Workers convention days....Chech minister to Den Northwest, Oct. 8 —(A)—Henry said: And In Durham, N. H., Aaaiat- placed by Voiselle United States, Russia. Britain aad the kindergarten, Mrs. Theodore been better dlotrihutton o f Income "This year the buiklera o f Fraace to agree to a thne-moath / Hoppers hearsal In Orange hall, Saturday Frozen Corn on "ted thnt’a why the Republlcana today overwhelmingly backed a mark aaBonacea reslgaatton.... WaUace says the United States la ant Secretary of State Charies E. In Fourth Inning afternoon at 8:80 sharp. A ll offl chambers, primary, and Miss SMALL TENDERIZED political SCUM resolution indirect San Salvador radio says President America are building as never be Saltsman declared in a speech that truce. This would In-v^te Uftiag don’t like It’’ "coddling Generalissimo Franco fore. and the total may reach as the Soviet blockade of BsrSn eers and others participating are I^rothy Pease, Junior. H» teld "the Republican Tlburdo Chrias of Honduras has the Soviet rulers since the and of party ly favoring Republican Thomas E. In Spain and there Is a "drive" numy as a million new houoas. By Jack Band while the four foreign ministers requMted to report at that time. fbr old policy of arrested all pilots of Honduras the war have made this plain: PEAS the Coh DOWN TO Lb. otUl Btands Ita Dswey la ths presidential cam- afoot to recognise his governmant. That is good. But It Is not nsaity meL Mrs. James Hlbbler o f Houston, HAM 65c —wwg care o f the rich and letting Air Force, anepeettaf a plet.... The third-party prsaldanttal "Beal AIm .Werid DomlaattoB" Municipal Stadium, Cleveland, good enough. t- American and British aouibes Texas, and 18 months-old son, the rest of the prople shift for palgn. A. F. 1* protests to State depart “That thctc real aim Is world Qct. • — (A) ->-Lefthandad Gene candidate made that statement in said accaptaocb of such a coupa James, is visiting her parents, Mr. NO WASTE FAT ON THESE SMALL LEG OF RUMP tlKimicitTf 1 ” ’The pelitteal (daclaratlon was ment agalnat plans to hold tJ. N. JA Portland, Ore., high acbool audi "Aa many aa a million an.a idoaMaattoa thwwgh Uis t y tfy t W A iaa i Shut out ths Boston of our veterans and their famlfiin was anliklUy beeauae It might tp - COKE and Mrs. Loula OranP of Putnam, pkg. J g c Mayor Eraotus Corning present offered by the Resolutions.- com 8. C.--Or meeting In Belnit,' torium last night. arantallty of Communism and that Braves, 2-0, with flvs Mts today Johnson's pkg- ed the president Introduced also mittee aa. a suboUtute for all other Lebanon, next month...Five days had had to double up with other they wlU stoop to any strategsm piy Russte had a right te relas- formerly of Mancheater. They Today he was flying to Seattle, to give the Clevelaad Indiana a 1- pose the blockads. d Mobil Kerosene made the trip by airplane. Mra. Ranges, Refrigerators LEAN V EA L was State Senator Peter Dallea- resolutions on the subject It ^ ralay weather predicted for New Wash., to continue Ms dally bot families or live In rooining bouses. of coercion, subterfuge, duplicity Poultry Form ■ sandro, wlaaer of the Oongres- peMed oad-enlarged the.attack en id, where parched wood Another million and a half of our or double dealing that aervaa their 1 advantage In the 45th world aer BramugUa was given tha* go- Hlbbler was the former Jans tle agalnat "the two-headed crea ie*. ' Washers and All Oth HlatTEBlBD oional Medal nt Honor In World President Trum te by John L. lands create eerioua forest fire families have had to do ths same. purpose.” ahead by the other stataa at u e Grant, children's librarian at the DOWN TO Lb. ture that calls itself the RepuMl- First Inning Btoves Council—China. Oohrmbim, gytU, Fresh drcMcd broilers, Whlton Memorial library prior to er Appliances ROAST 55c Wmr 8. Lewis at the opening convention hasard. can and the Democratic partlea.” He oald that to solve th e.p ro^ Speaking before tha. Unlvorsity Mr. Truman recalled that two sesalon Tuesday. Man In. dress uniform of Rnssisa lem “We need to cut through Im of Now Hampshire, Saltsman Holmes smacked Bearden’s first Belgium and Canada—to SPWjl Sh fryers, roasting and fowls. her marriage. She plana to vlait At Portland he denounced pitch «a one taquaca to Boudreau RANGE yean Sfo he had presented the It called for a work holiday oa Aram, colowsi taken Into custody thua usaft bonA o f the harshest the big powers in thw-pM CS Friday night and Saturday. local friends next week. GRAPEFRUIT HERE’S THE. MOST ECONOMICAL PORK ROAST Franco as “ths mesaengsr boy of penetrable underbrush of tbocMry who threw Mm out. inedtsttoa. BtaanigUa was aUS probably will Mt an all F e d e ^ aid to statea under some To Monopolise Trade parties together and made a good sert ‘False Informa* Frank McCormick bounced a street when the accident occurred he ever had experienced. They time Mgh . . . Former Japanese circumstances he tacitly endorsed M g h t a i 3 MARMALADE_2^,.r 35c faith effort to bring about the se single through tha center o ( tha The north face of the traffic light We're Receiving Another Good were climaxed by a tumultuous ra- lieutenant colonel aentenoed to tiou’ Given by British BROTHERS lection of the tMrd trustee,’’ New York, OcL 8—(A)—The diamond for tha find hit . of tha at Park and Main streets was not L. T. WOOD CO. hang for ordering execution of (OonUnued on Page Seven) 23 REGULAR GAMES 25c VENICE MAID "We have every reason to be General Electric Oo. was convicted game. Flashes! “On The Level At working at the time, and that (Coottni^ oa Page Seven) Brig, Gen. Guy O. Fort and three Madrid, Oct. 8—(A) — Newapa- Bearden fltetod Conataer’s roUar 51 BisseU St. TcL 4496 Supply Of Farm Fresh Fowl Ueve," the resolution said, "that today of conspiring betersan 1927 7 SPECIAL GAMES probably contributed to the cause other Americans on Mindanao Is 4 >ers here published sharp editorials between third base and the mound (lA la i > at th* un WIro) C o lte r and Broad** 15 Oz. Can the present chairman of the Dem land in the PMllpplnes . . . Polish today atUcklng the British For and 1940 to monopoUso trade In of the collision. SPAGHETTI 10c And Broilers ocratic National committee (Sen and threw to Robinson for the put- Barkley Gives left wing Socialists, parglng their eign Offlee for reporting "false In Blonde Steals hard metal composiUona and pro o((t. F. McCormick moving to sac- ator J. Howard McGrath-RI) waa ranks of nationslista and “doss NO. t CAN SUNBEAM formation” of a pact between ex- ducts In this country and abroad. o n i SLICE YOUR OWN also in favor of the Injunction pol enemies,’’ add 226 expulsions to fled Spanish SoclallsU and Mon Waabiagtea. OcL 8—(A> Per- icy.” Also convicted in Federal court Mast filed to Mitchell who made Murray Help fast growiing casualty list In eltiea archists. Warren Show were two affiliate oompanlea and the catch In a runway In deep left Bsaal laiwnM mt fimertraas aoaaab- TOMATOES Cans 33c BfahM Impromptu Speech of Paxnan and Lods. The newspapers also ran a brief throe officials. field. cS an reewto In AagwL tt was BACON IN PIECE u 55c Shortly after the resolution hsd U. S. Oiamber of 0>mmerce resume of the London Foreign - The defendants wsre accused in No runs, one ML no errors, one ufi t* OB auprscadsatfd aaaaal been approved, Lewis made an bn- says it will seek "remedy" In next Offlee announcement. left. rate sC SSUASSJSSSjms, tbs Caos- NO. tVt CAN Points Airborne (Cam University of Wiscon a 1941 Indictment o f vlolaUng the FLATTERY COM ES OUT IN THE OPEN pormptu speech against whst he CkHigress for what it called Su (The British Foreign Offlee an Sherman anti-trust and WUaon Second Inning IrnUaas atisrcs topartoMBt awirm-Tf to Best Sellers In Town paign Into Idaho to called the "enemle'SsOf your un preme court’s "overtime on over nounced yesterday the Monarchists sin Audience Cheers tariff acts. Gordon lofted Bickford’s first day. Pay ratsss far factory wartt- ion.” time" decision . . . Transport plane and Republicans had negotiated a Candidate's Daughter The corporate defendants are pitch to M. McCormick. arm and gavonuacat saipleyea pbm TOMATO PUREE c»22c OUR HIGH QUALITY Aid Senate Hopeful The bell with Gerald Landis.’’ flying between Mukden and Peip formal agreement patching up subject to possible fines aggregat F. Mc(^}rmlck scooped up Kelt- aa lacreasa la tSc aombar of par- he shouted. "I’m against any ene ing teot down over Manchurian their difference.^. Spanish sources ing $25,000 each, the Individuals to ner’s roller and beat^the runner to aaas nsfkiag la lanalag aad ttada PREMIER ALL GREEN En Route With Senator Barkley my of this tmion.” city of lahlen by Cffiineae Commu In Paris backed up the report and En Route With Warren To Du similar fixes and posalble Impris the bag for the unaaalsted putouL wera tha cUsf caosea of a $2j8^- HAMBURG u 59c Landis la a Republican member nist antl-Mrcraft ^re, killing all said It had the support of former luth, Minn., Oct. 8— (AT—The band onment of five years each. Judnlch walked on a t h i^ and aOAM Jaaip ovar tely*a prevlaas to Idaho, Oct 8—<87— Senator Socialist Premier Indaleclo Prieto, of the House Labor committee and occupants ? . . Secretary of State b la r^ VOn Wisconsin” and blonde Uthere Coavletod two count. Alben W. Barkley pointed hia Monarchists and other opposition record rata. Waga aad eataury poy- CUT ASPARAGUS c33c former coal miner whom Lewis de Marshall speaks %o closed meeting 'VirgiMa Warren stole her father's Those convicted besides General Mike McCormick came In -faat OUR^GH GRADE ‘ mountain-hopping airborne cam groups Inside Spain. Paris sources maata. tbsosaalvea at aa aB-ttaaa paign to I(Mo today to try to clared bad "sold.out” Ms former of labor leaders of countries active ahow at Madison, Wls., last night. I Electric are the International to get under Robinson’s Mgh fly Ugb, accaaaUJ far flSSJSSASA- DEL MONTE Indiana friends by voting for the said the negotiator for the Mon A preponderantly uhderoraduate help diet Democrat Bert H. Mil In E. R. P . . . . American and Aus archists was Joe Marie Gil Ro- General Electric Co. of New York; rin short center. •aa at tha aaaaal rate total for ler to the Senate In -place o f'R e itft-HarUey act. tralian army officers, both prison audience on the University of the Carboloy Co. ot Detroit; IVal- N o nma. no hits, no errors, oat FRANKFURTS The resolution was adopted by bles. „ " Wisconsin campus whistled, cheer publican Henry C. Dworshak. ers of 'war, wrote acripto for alleg Denies Signing Pact ter G. Robbins of DetrolL 'Vtcal- left. PINEAPPLEJUICE c« 13c Aides on Ms flying drive edly treasonable broadcasts as ed and shouted its d|pprovaI of the dent of Carboloy: Zay Jsffrles of HUrd laolng Braveo Total Emplayaisat Bropa (In Usbon. Gil Robles told news 20-year-old daughter of the G. O.. ^ . . — Jfi f ' l l ( j through the northwest and west _ (Contlniied bn Page Seven) "Tokyo Rose,” saya Mra. Iva To- chairman of the Stanky lined a single into right Waablagtaa. Oat S—(AT— Tatol men today: "I have not signed P. rtce presidential candidate. I .nd Walter M Seafood admitted that the Democratic vice guri D’Aquino . . . Jeaiah suburiM any pact with Prieto or a n y ^ y It demanded "We want Virginia" . Board of Walter M. field post t)|e outstretched glove eovloyBMat dropped la Sopttte Every week we stock our Seafood display with a new presidential nominee will have a Treasury Balance on Jerusalem’s southern obtsktrta else. I am now keeping out o f at the sUrt. and then kept the ^ Stearns, of ’ of Ropinson. her tar tha stoaad caaoeeattva supply of ocean fish of large variely so you can choose tough time trying to raise the heavily attacked . . . Tenth Bien^ political activities and wish that governors o f WUconsln snd C^sli-, former rtikniger of trsds relations Bickford laid down a sacrifice awnth. the Ceasua hurceue repertod Truman-Barkley standard in the nlal 'convention o f American Luth< W FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES just what you want in Seafood. It’s wise to use fresh » Washington, Oct. 8— (JTi— The ray name shoiilil not be used In po fornla standing around for 40 min- i . today. sBdIag off by S8SASS to a U j u home state of Glen Taylor, run position of the Treasury Oct 6: . eran church In Ohio turn-* down litical speculation.s") utes getting her au togra ^ at the | (Coptlnoed oo Page sevea) (Osattanetf oa Page Bight) total o f MAIEMS. FiMto sas- fish often to please your family’s palate and pocketbook# ning mate of Henry A. Wallace. Receipt. $133,878,007.17; Expen- nlan for leorganliatlea by sending ptoymeaL revatalag the eearss at FRESH, CMSP The tone o f the anti-British at end. ■ I ______Dworshak was elected to the .ditures, $102,387,558.05: Balance. it back to executive committee for tacks in the Madrid press was Warren Beams Paternally i the prcvlawi two maatba. waat ap Senate In 1946 for a short-term by $4,919,550,820.07. further consideration. shown by a In between. Gov. Earl Warren to Scpteiaber. Noa-faiaslBg a ^ CELERY L g. Bun. 17c ARMOUR’S a vote of 105,000 to 74.00«». T v o Monarchist organ, which said For talked Republican politics and ployaieat skidded dawa a l^ years previously, Franklin D. Sign Offlee In ill-considered action beamed paternally. Hysteria and Anxiety Can ' reaeblag saeraistva raeord felgha Roosevelt carried the state by tod bad faith which does not sd- Today, fresh from his daughter's la each of tha ^ pravloas tkiaa FRESH ICEBERG TOMATO JUICE 107,00 to lOiO.OOO over Gov. Thom- to t pardon diffuses totally false triumph, Warren campaigned mootlM. af E. Dewey. That was the year Catholic Pilgrims to Pray news of accord between Spanish northward Into Minnesota with a Turn incident into War’ in wMch Taylor was elected to LETTUCE N o. 2 Can 46 Oz. Can Monarchists and Socialists. major talk on tap tonight at Du Orders Revolt LsadenP Aivaat 10c 22c the Senate by a 5,000 vote margin. An editorial In the same new^ luth. Phiiadclphle. Oct. 8—(AT — T hcfnational ettuatlon v^th your con- iJ fr Peru, OcL 8i-4A>— Nearly nothing, but with thot bit of something thot mokes Schednlea Only One Speech For Conversion of Russia ■Sid ” in the name of paper En route, hia campaign fe c ia l present mood of hysteria and gresslohal representativen and PatavlaB gavanuueat today or- FRESH Barkley scheduled only one MonarchisU we wish to oil the difference. You'll like the open flattery of these Spanish is scheduled to make stops at La anxiety o 'er tensions between the senaters. dared tbo arroat of V l^ |gto speech In Idaho, tonight (11:00 p. express our great Indignation Crosse, Wls., Wlnons, WabashA ^ beoutifully crofted, enchont r.gly lovely Dorothy Dodds. . T'pued States and Russia "can 3. "Seek Influence .others te Hate de la Tarts aad ithif N * FA N CY CU T MIXED m., e, s. t.) at Boise. His plans New York, Oct S—047- Twenr^ Heaven and also for the Com a^atnit the Impudent play of the Red Wlni and 8t. Paul. Minn., and no matter how a n af tha appaaltlao Apto aaffer ty-six Catholic pilgrims loft b^ munlsts Of Russia. It is an athe- Join In securing support of a Fed CARROTS called for a speech )12 noon, e. s British In mixing in our a f ^ s . St Superior, Wls., before arriving ins.gnifiVant, Into a war," delegates eral program ot sound dsmocratlc ' aa autbon of tbo aaaacccsptol n «- t.) at the University of Montana plane today to pray for world latlc country and they have to be in Duluth at 5 p. m. 1 Sharp Jab» at Labor Party of t’ luted Lutheran church of cooperation with other, nations ohlttoa SoadaV- A gavOttUMit FRUIT "“"cJSS" LK 39c pcece and the conversion of Rus converted." The editorial contained mmiy At Madison, however. It was the FRESH in. Missoula. It will be the third were told today. , 4. "I ^ daily that the leaders! adalatar said Hate *■*'**••• Montana talk for Barkley in Ms sia from atheism at the ahrine of Taklag 5.M0 PeUtlons nvostly Virginia. America sharp Jabs at the BritUh Labor •Tt 1* against this threat that of the nations may know and fel- i Sad Us baaw Soaday aad hla Our Lady of the Rosary of Fatima The Pilgrims are taking 5.000 So enthusiastic was her recep- . ; Shop ia your home the csiy HONEY drive to help keep Democratic party which tlie paper said we do we should direct, a program of low God’a wilt and that as Indi-1 wbereabouta a n aokaowa. . \y. ' TeUer Wey In Portugal. petitiona to be pieced at the foot not confuse with the British pub- tlon after an Introduction by Gov, • 9 • BROCCOLI Senator James E. Murray of Mon action now,"»\V, thebUV Boardaiswwax* y*of Social vidiials We may be cleansed from i tana In office for six more years. The Rev. Paschal Boland of St of the shrine end 5,000,000 rosar He.iip ; Oscar Rennebohm, that *Warren To itork Brathet’ji Slayor ...... " ' ' ' ies representing 55 prayers each, MiRSions leportad let to the more than hatred and selfishness.' PEANUT BRITTLE ‘cK 35c Murray la facing tough oppo- Melnard, Ind., bead ot ths group, ABC. Ya. Uic Catholic news said It tempted Mm to make her Best Bulwark Agaljwt Hede . ^ BsMoa. OcL S-(A>~WIMIbto/ SWEET Father- Boland said. lOOfi Uity and clergy atUnUiiig alUon from Republican Tom J. said the pilgrims would attend the paper, and Arriba, the new*pa];»r give the apeoch—"and If It hap "TIm beat bulwark agalnat Com Polk, IS. ’^ e group, which Includes the Lutherans’ lOth biennial con- RUDY YOUNG Davit, Butts attorney. But Bark 31st anniversary on Oct. 1$ o f the of f ^ c o ’a FalanghsU. to aald the pens again, I wllL" munist InfUtration and terrorism,” today ka t o M go last sppesrance o f tha Blessed priests and laymen from 10 statss. Studsata N te Platloipa GRAPEFRUIT Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales ley said after yesterday's speeches British aimouncemert was a man *R^mnMadatieas Made the report stated. *ia 0 peograra beford the fflpl.fef : PHIL ALLEN at Lewigtown and Butte that "1 Mother at the ehriae. plans to be gons a osonth and visit euver agaMst what the ne^’spapers Whan ths governor concluded his deelgwad Vo apasd acoaomlc, foolbl. Madrid and Roms as well aa Pert- talk, atudenif nobbed the plat Tbc Board of Social Missleos. thlak Jim Ifurray la )a. I den't "The Rleased Mother said In called tnereaaing friendship b ^ through lU execuUve sscreUry. polmcal and moral n covery In hnftmr. qgal. form tor outagrapbo. Virginia, ■ Phone 2-1254 see how the peop'e of Montana 191T that the errors of Gonimun- tween Spantords and people of the the Rev. C. Franklin Koch, New westarn Europe.” Honeydew Melons^ Peaches, Pears^ can v (Oaatlaaed oa Page Seven) (Castlaaad on Page Se«ea> T