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'.' /;-■■,> :://■.: ; •W,' :L SATTURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1952 Averat*' Daily Net Pren Run ' The Weather "x FAGB TWELVE For Um week Ended m aniriipatpr ^ Draittn H^rolh. X - ■ . ■ * , Foreoaat of U. 8 .-Weuthur Barauu V' :■■■ . X ■ ■ Oct, 1A I96Z tii^ ■nr ,, .. cleudy toUlghL LMit: qousawf. -waa- -based"'On- ;the ■ "don*!' KL673 tw I»Z ^ Tueeduyr-'"purtty ulaedF A B S S t T o ^ " put all your egga In one baaket" Engaged THE A^MY and N A V Y CLUB Member et the Audit and windy, with high In the ndd- Heard Along Main Street philosophy. He theorized that It Bureau uf ClreUlatlone 40a.' he got held up or something, the Manchester-—A City of Village Charm ' M ^ber* of the Hartford Coun­ thief wouldn’t bother to search ’all Hfere Toiiight ______- ty-f^raU on:.of Democratic Wom- And on Some of Manchester*g Side Streets, Too through the wallet but would only Mi’a CTuba 'ttrho are planning to go take the bills thalt were "showing.” VOL. LXXII, NO. 17 tCtuMlflcd Mvierttalng ua Pagn U ) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1952 (FOURTEEN PAGES) on the United Nations trip Mon­ His Pel’s Voice » can't sidestep. We've .remained So he kept about 630 or $40 out in Expect 500 'to Attend PRICE nVE CENtS day are re4>'*»ted* to be ready to ’There breathes not a man who ' solvent only by becoming amazing­ "plain sight’! that the Crook could — ------leave from the Community Y on has not at 'one time or another ly agile—a sort of . Red Grange take. Session of Local Group .V..- ■ North Main street at 5:45 a. m. l5«cn..t.ompted to put: a heavy, paw i pitted agai.nst Advertising U., as . W e’ve never .discuased' it. with, ^ e IWi v«n arrive in Hartford at on the horn button when he is 'it were. him, blit we rather think the aya- ■At Hollister Str Schobl 6:15 and will leave there at 6.3^. parked waiting for his wife to say! Another example of the anach- Mra Eleanor Roosevelt will ad­ tem isn’t too clever'. We have a a final good-bye or dab on a final; ronism of our position, we feet, Is hunch the thief would propably Three men and one woman who EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT dress the group between 1 and 2 bit of make-up or most of all to ‘ gadgets. Any 20th-century rnan - travelled down the route of alco­ p. m. in one of the committee take the whole thing. Then there’s STARTING AT 8:15^HARP ‘:'Mtep into the store here a moment; esi^ially an American 20th-cen- alway.s the possibility of-losing holism to discouragement and de­ rooms, and the group is scheduled to get a little something I forgot tur'y man—Is chnsider'ed the ma.s- 20 REGULAR GAMES—3 SPECIALS to attend a Kate Smith TV pro­ the billfold. Then all the money spair but rose again to assume to buy when'I was on Main street i ter of the gadget. Not us. We have goea kaput. gram later. President He.Ien Fitz­ the other day." ' always approached gadgets with J K 'A norma] lives, will be the speak­ patrick requests that all members But that’s neither here nor ers at an open meeting to be held be on time, as the schedule must Mp.sl of us — God bless our the wariness that a Frank Buck there. Our friend went on his va- patienLa'QUla — rcaiat.tfac.tcmpta- . would employ- in--going after a tonight at 8 :30 in the Hollister catton. His system war never' pnt Street^ School auditorium under Uoivand wait quietly that we may lion. , to a tegt, though, because he was communicate, our thougb^ on thcj As a result, whenever^w* Uet the . auspices of the Manchester • Members of the American Le­ never robbed and our angle didn’t Group of Alcoholica, Anonymous. matter calmly and privately (also' backed into a corner bv sofhe ad- A local member will act as chair­ gion Auxillar>’ are reminded of futllely) and not blast them out vertising campaign that is scllmg come into play, either, because he the meeting Monday night at 8 for passers-by to hear. didn’t lose his \vallet. man. - LUCKY LADY^-- ^ gadget, something unfortunate Invitationa' and notices ' have o’clock at the Legion Home, at In this we afe inferior to a is bound to happen. He didh't have a great deal of which Miss Margaret Rogers money anyhow, under present day been sent to .the 65 groups now AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY creature who recently was honking And happen it did. in the different Cities.and towns and Miss Mar>' Anne Martin, forth from his post on the front standards, blit as his vacation pro­ Town Receives United Natioins Flag We had been subjected to the gressed, his funds got lowCr. A l­ in Connecticut as well as to a SaF SERVICE OR who attended Laurel Girls State seat of a car parked on Main usual treatment. Radio, TV, bill­ Want Full last June, will tell of their slay though he wa.s very careful to Hiyllla E. Thompson number of groups in Rhode Island, W E'U DO IT WHILE YOU SHOP street. boards- the works. The process MaasachusetUi and jllew York. *■ there. A dog. uninhibited and unen­ budget his spending, he finally had has sort of- a cumulative effect, to start digging into all his'secret Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson "It. is expected that tonight’s cumbered by polite considerations, and all of a sudden it hit us. And WET WASH FLUFF DRIED Would raise his paw st frequent in­ hiding places to pull out another of Milford, Mass., announce the gathering, the 14th of Ua kind sines - 30 MINUTES — READY TO W EAR 2 HOURS Benefit of] Misa Nancy K- Fl.scher of .School we knew that wq Just couldn’t.live 620 bill.: Finally, after qriuch engagement of their daughter," the Manchester Ciroup waa inaugu­ street and Richard A, Tyler of tervals and place It deliberately oh without this gadget, that our life to the horn ring. scrimping, he managed to make It Fhyllia Emily Thompson, of 82 rated in November, 1944, will at­ Vernon will bo married this after­ would be a drab one indeed, that back home ^ust as he had emptied Oaklah'd street, to Frederick Ken­ tract at least 500 persona who ■' 7 noon at 3 o’clock In the Concordia He was obviously trying to sum­ we must have it.-So we decided his last hiding place of its last neth Russell, son of Mr. and Mra. are interested in the rehablUtation stock car race when the accldenti' Lutheran Church. mon his master, the driver of the to buy it. FREE PARKING-TELEVISION Colchester, Oct- 20— — 'f bill. He felt’ pretty proud of hia Horace Ruaaell of 71 WelU atreet. program of Alcoholic# Anonymous. The death toll in one of Con- j occurred. car, and obviously the driver was And that's where the trouble budgeting abilities since he came Misa Thqjnpson is a graduate There will' be- no admission Mapla Stroat at Main Strtab—Opposit* Finost (Clifford Young. Jr., died two By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a women. We cannot document began. out just about even. of Northbrldge High School, Whit- chaige, and after the meeting recticut's worst traffic acci-' houri after he, hia father and Pittsburgh, Oct. 20— (/P) Pfc. James H. Hope, and Mrs. this, but wo know. We are certain. We took the thing home with tis — Most of the country’s 375., "St I \ Gen. Dwight 1). Eisenhower, Republican presidential carj- Hope, the former Rosemary Peat- That was all until he went to the insville, Maas., and Is employed at open house will be observed at the 8 A. M. to 9 P.,M. MON., TUES.,JFBI. ^ dents rose to six today, j mother, and Mra. Richard Camille, didate,lirlAtA rAiirltirlAiiconcluded a fVifOAthree Vi4bnt*ahours “ whistleIa stop’’ tour o f Om- A crowd gathered on, the side­ from the drug store where we had library the other night. After se­ the Pioneer Parachute Company. PathICinders' Club, 102 Norman W 8 C lM 8 A. M. to 6 F. M. WED.. SAT Clifford Young. 47, of 34 -Green-1 42. of Gloucester, Maas.,.were ad­ 000 soft coal miners refused field of Strathfield, Australia, are walk' by t he car. The worrien were purchased It, telling ourself that necticut’s shore line today at New London with s e b t i ^ parents of twln'“daughterB, borh lecting his books, h r pulled hl.s li­ Mr. RusacII 'Is now seriflng in street; with everybody welcorae;- fleldatreet, Windaor, died at W. W .! mitted to the hospital Taat night; to " work today a.s a protest delighted. They thought it a great this case, though a gadget, seemed Refreshments will be served. TEL ^1212 " MANC^TER at Columbus. Oa.. Oct. 10. Pfc. brary card from his wallet.. There the U. S. Army at Fort Belvior. Backus Memorial Hospital, Nor-1 Mra. Margaret Young, 41. has a against the government- that Democrats were conducting a campaign of “feat* snd show—wonderful exhibitionism— so absurdly simple to operate that in the card’s envelope was a'62() Va. He was fohnerly employed wich, of injuries received here last I broken right leg and multiple falsehoods.’’ Crowds ranging aa<------*— . ' nm ■ Hope, who is stationed at Fort just like a lovable child. But the it shouldn't cause us any diffl-' Henning. Go., was bom in Man­ bill. He was very impressed. So st the Pioneer Parachute Com­ night in an accident which took abrasions and contuaiona. Mra. ordered cut in the $1.90 daily high as an estimated 15,000 braved men knew better. They recognized culty at ail. was the librarian. We just thought pany. the lives of his 15-year old son Cimllle is under treatment for wage boost they recently won a cold north wind, and the season's chester and is a Ui S. citizen. Hia that expression even though It was Will ShoWS^lides The next morning, however, as they’d both like to know how it A November wedding is planned Clifford. Jr., and four Norwich head injuries. Both are reported in from the industrj'. first snow to give the GOP etand-K father wa-s sent to Sydney many somewhat altered on the canine we went to make use of our new got there. Icate 3 years ago to manage the Bon Ami in-Milford, Maas. men, and leriously injured hia poor condition, their names on the A noon survey showed at nrd bearer a rousing welcome at' physiognomy. purchase, we found out different­ Of Europeaii”^rip wife and. a woman companion. hospitala critical liat. Stamford, Norwalk, Bridgeport, Company’s branch there. They It is reported that one gentle­ ly. We took the glistening ca.se least 304,oOO idle in 12 major were here for their son’s weddtiig, Highway Speed The four men, all In their late State police said the accident New Haven and New London. man walked away muttering.some- out of the medicine cabinet and. would have been a leisurely break- twenties, badly burned when Ihclr occurred on a straight stretch .of coal producing states. . In the Elm City, he left the train , May 29. 1951. in Toronto, where thing seml-lntelllglble about a Back a couple of weeks ago we fait. He lifted hia glass of orange The Washington PTA will m ^ aa we had observed on television carried in these columns an article overturned car caught fire, were highway three mllfS east of here Wait Virginia, the nation’^ num­ to speak from a platform on New I the bride lived vi-ith friends until dog's life. many times, pressed it to open juice. Tuesday af 8 p. m.sln the school BUY Haven's historic Green. i legally admitted to the U. titled "On the Road," which not identified for several hourc. on the Colcheater-Norwich road aa ber one producing state, led with it Nothing happened. We pressed The bottom of the glass fell out annex. Misa Jane,Hayden of New They are; Ralph Bennettf wh o was chief of 115,OOQ diggers refusing to work. “Speak for Me Nov. 4" — f This Modern Age again. Nothing. We pressed here, aroused the attention and literary the juice went splash into his lap abilities of a Manchester resident Britain, third jgradt tocher at Ralph Bennett, father of one a volunteer fire department In the That figure repre.ienta the state’s Tlie sun came out from gray | ft C a s e A "Festival of Harvest" will be Sometimes we think we are a there and then here again. Still and the suit went back to the child; hia brother, Robert Ben­ annex section of Norwich, tried to entire union membership. sklea in New London aa Eisen-: who feels close to the subject we cleaners. Washington Sdtiool, will ^discuss held at the 10:16 a. m. service at 19th-century man who has been nothing. Inside the case, along discussed, fh e story concerned the M e m o r i a l s nett, chief of a volunteer fire de­ pass a c4r In front of him. In Washington, President John S' hower said that when he hears j plucked out of his rightriil era and with the other gadget, gleaming, The'Ideal Vacation.’ ’ Misa Hay­ By ALEX dlRELIJI Concordia Lutheran Church to­ Wilbur Cross Highway construc­ den spent/ the summer touring X, partment and father o i two chil-, That car was driven by Leo L. Lewis of the United Mine Work­ "these lies" by Democrats "I g e t! morrow. Members, arc asked to plunged into a time that is a little inviolate, unusable, were two tion. The Cathedral dren whose wife ii expecting a Martin, Jr.. 40, of LiAbon, who ers declined to comment on the to the point where I get too angry I too fast, a little too complicated pieces of printed matter. One, we A Coventry resident makes a Europe, and she took photographs Warrants for th^xfiirest ,6f bring fniit aiid vegetables for Here is the letter written by of many interesting places she O I ^ ”^ y E N - third: William Peraheac, married with hia three passengers escaped spreading strike. to speak. You speak for me on, three Hartford men' ..decoration'between 4 and 5 p. m . for'-hlm. ' were sure, was some sort of nd- Walter F Tedford, 58 Chestnut suggestion worth considering: but childreaa, and Raymond Bilo­ Injury. " Obme-to-work wh'isthM were ig­ Nov,. 4." -r;: vertising. the kind a manufaetprer "With all the vacant land area and visited. She will use these photo with breaking and this afternoon and leave them In Take, for example, advertising. street, dated Oct. 9: slides to illustrate the account of deau. Police quoted Martin as aaylng nored by 67,500 miners in west­ f One of the lies he atreased he the vestibule of the church, up­ We feel that any good 20th-cen­ will have included along with hia As I have been employed since beautiful pine covered sites in this The four were returning to ern and central Penn^.vlvania wanted to scotch was that he in connection with the product to sort of congratulate community, why can’t we have an her travels. stairs'. tury man tnust cither be born with 1946 by the company which is at Plans for the military whist; their homes in Norwich from a (Onntinued on Page Two) alone. These diggers jolnel the favored reducing military pay. 12 break at Brunner’s, an endurance and a world-weary the purchaser on being such a eastern Connecticut ’Cathedral In present completing the paving on the Pines.’ " canasta party and cake sale on SUPERIORITY 160,000 miners who refused to Eisenhower said this sdministra- in which' $3,500 in jeW) cynicism to enable him to with­ smart fellow to whatever it la that the -'Vemon-Rockville section of work last week across tne nation His reference to a cathedral In Nov: 22 will be discussed at -the tion of "a-scandal a day" has how find other small item 's ___ stand even the most frantic tub has been bought; as for the other the Wilbur Cross Parkway. 1 was business meeting by the co-chair­ while the Wage Stabilization ______become an administration of "a thumping of the most aggressive piece of printed matter, we hnd very interested in reading your the open should bring a few replies board was debating* approval of stolen, have been filed with BALGH Is Your for and against the matter. What men of the Ways and Means com­ Correctly designed monuments sre products of careful, . ^ Ilfrald Phnlo. slander a day.” admen, or else, acquire these a premonition as to what ItVprlKht article entitled. "On the Road” in mittee, Mrs. Jack Allen and Mrs. the pay hike for miners formerly "I sometimes wonder,” he told Detective John Reardon 'if be. hut since the .premonition was he suggests is already being car­ intelligent study. They have bafatnee, distinction and Criticism of Ike Stirs The toM'n wak preiBrntAd with • I ’ characteristics by the time he is last Saturday’s issue of the Allen Krob. earning a basic- minimum daily Manchester to mark the start of l)N Week, the estimated crowd of 8,000— the office of the state’i at­ three. a frustrating one. we tried not to Herald. ried out at Rindge, N, H„ where .a meaning; they have beauty that witl^dure. ^ wage of 616.35. non-aectarian worship spot has Refreshments will be served in af the Municipal Building at 1 p. m. today were, fram left to right, Ma.vnr Harold A. Turklngton, President Truman attracted about torney, Police Chief HemiBB As for us. .we don’t seem to be think about it. In.stend. we kept Regarding the "persons from the school cafeteria by Mrs. Rich­ After the WSB approved II..50 pressing here, (here and then here been set aside in-a naturally lovely Cutting Done In Our Own Shop Fhtpi The Town Directors John H. Lappen, Ray S\ Warren, Melvin 8; HathawM', Katherine D. Bourn and Wal­ 5.000 in the same place last Satur­ 0. Schendel disclosed t o ^ v f able to withstand a campaign we this area expressing surprise at ard Bagge, Mrs. ' Irvin .Gartside Racial, Religious Issues of the pay increaae, bringing the day—"how low people can' get again. Still with no siircess. wooded area. ter T. Mahoney, I’NAM Prenident JoaepH. Wright,' General Manager Rickard Martin and, standing In The men are John K aaaklew ^ the speed in completion of work l.i and their committee. Rough Stone To The Finished Membgi^ new basic daily wage to 6V7.85, front of Wright, Mrs. Ellen .LIngard, vice president of the organization. . when they start'telling lies.” Finally, in a fit of early morn­ this section." makes me recall the The original Cathedral In the more miners joined their idle fel­ 31, of 287 Main street, John OladS! ing temper and, we will confoss. Pines wag formed as a memorial Mont of the Connecticut Republi­ 23. of 27 Hungerford atieet; aM years of 1946, 1947, and 1948 when New York, Oct. 20— (/P)— Pre.sident Truman’s criticism of low workers. Now at least 260,000 can leaders, who had joined Eisen­ in complete surrender to the Im­ there were numerous items in The to a New Hampshire boy killed in John. A. Irwin, 27, of C-218 CharCRr World War II. It is now a tribute Gen. Dwight D. Ei.senhower on immigration policies was are staying away from work, in­ hower at Stamford, left the ttsin Ernest A. Larson placable gadget, we placed it on Herald regarding the damage 19 Applications cluding 30,000 in Kentuck.v, 12,000 Oak terrace, all of Hartford, v . the tile floor and pul our heel to in the spiritual sense to all service­ Manchester Memorial whipping up a swelling controversy today over racial and re­ at New London. Other arreaU ara axpected.tp from blasting, the clouds of dust men. in Ohio, 8,500 in Indiana, 17.000 in Aiitn Driving Instruction It. shattering the top to hits. created by our heavy equipmei^ A. H. AIMETTI, Prop. ligious issues. Some Republican party leaders, a leading Jew­ Illinois and 760 in Oklahoma. Vaccine Tested on Children Fantastic Lies follow, according to L t Waltar. K. Hastily we examined the Con­ Flunds for its construction came On Zoners’ List Elsenhower charged at Bridge- Caaaella who conducted the lavse- On Dual Controlled Cars and many other nuisances vii^ich ish rabbi and financier Bei-nard*------The walkout came at a tinrie tents and found them to have sur­ unfortunately are bound to occur flrstWrom the parents of the dead Ha r r i s o n s t r e e t —Ma n c h e s t e r I>ort the Democrats with spreading tigatlon of the break. ^ PHONF, 2-4870 soldier and then later by public Baruch lined up on Eiaenhower's whin coal stocks are at a near rec­ vived unscathed. As for those two when a job ihe size of the Wilbur Nineteen applications for ex- side while a Democratic Congress "the most fantastic aet of liea and HeM la Hartfeifi subscription. Little token boxes are ord high. The estimated 86 million distortions" during the preaid«n- pieces of printed matter . . . Well, Cross Highway in Manchester is ceptfons to the zoning regulations - man and at least ont other Jewish Ike Vulnerable tone of stored coal is the biggest Prom ises Polio Protection The men are members i one hsd been more-advertising, all iindei^aken. Usually most people fastened to trees in the area and tiai campaign. worshippers can deposit as much will be the subject of public hear­ ' xThe controversy sprang up after stockpile in history except for, which police have ■uspecbifi'i right, and as for the other . . . do express surprisa at the speed ings by the Zoning Board of Ap­ a ^rilman statement Friday that 1942 when the'supply of coal above In apparent reference to Prest plicity in the break sliua it Our uneasy premonition hnd been of modern highway construction or as little as they please. No On HisV^ase, O 'Tk 1 Tk - WILLIAM MANCHESTER 1 a s s s rx a dent Truman’s visit here Saturday, actual collections are ever taken. peals Monday at 8 p. m. in the Elsettbpwer "la willing to accept ground wae around 100 million occurred, Caasels said. correct .safely sealed under the and delight in the advantages it hearing room of the Municipal the 'v e ix - practices that Identify U. a. Ked rarty tcow^fw. >•«) Allies smother Elaenhower said the Democrats are affords, as long as they do not The cathedrkl- has an open air tona. Ampla auppliea mean that in­ All three are being h eld 'b y top we had been unable to open, Building. the ao-cah^ ‘master race.’ ’’ dustry and householders won’t feel ^ ’ Baltimpre, Oct. 20—(/ predicting- dire things for the coun­ YOU CAN VOTE BY ABSENTEE BAUOT have to endure the discomforts altar made of stones from all the Adlal Men^Say try If he la elected. Hartford police. Tluy am .atae It had contained the directions on 48 states and a few territories. It Dave Einliinder seeks extension Is Very linportant ShockM by Statement a coal shortage for two months or being held for queatlmitg ht eofi- how to operate the case. brought on by such work. Inciden­ of pcrnvlssion to erect group more. Soviet Red Attacks "Just how ailly and crazy ran (1) If you will be absent from the State on RIertion Day. tally, the completion date would Is convertible to ail major faiths Rabbi Abb«fxHtu«l Silver,., of nection with other erimee dwellings in accordance with ap­ GOOD Springfield, iil.7 Oct7‘ 20^W^ Moat miners said they consid­ ypu get in this world," he asked ford. F l/:n’ High have been much earlier except for and the cross can be replaced on a Cleveland. viaited'-Elsenhower here developed and tested a vac-{ 4iis listeners. (Z) If yon Are ill. Infirm nr physically Incapacitated and unable moment's notice with the star of proval given by the board March on Saturday and thqn told news­ Bight prominent supporters of ered the WSB action aa nullifying The werrents were ieeued by the to vote In person at the Polls. This Is PO.SITIVELY our last the fact that there w « e several 9, 1951, on the North aide of Ly- To All Children their contract. Members of the Probe Reports cine which gives promise J’o'ilTo of’! Retake Hills Asserting he 1s embarked on. a interruptions in the .delivery of David. However. little emphasis ii men he waa ahocked Triiman’s Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson deplore "crusade’’ which includes the sub­ oIBce of Prosecutor John / . O’Coa- mention in these columns of Hen­ placed on sect or following and - 1 dall street about 1,000 feet east VISION statement. ' United Mine Workers traditionally being effective against all ■ nor. Cassella said today that tha (S) |f you are a student attending school outside the State. ry Long,'watchdog of the Massa- bulk cement which naturally upaet of, Parker street in Rural Resi- It Can Be aa "unfair and unwarraqted" the stitution of "good government for the working gchc^le very much is not uncommon for a general Yesterday Rep. EmanueF-jCeller won’t work a contract. Washington, Oct. 20—(Av-A i three types of polio. Seoul, Korea, Oct. 20 — (>p)- investigation which led to.the iseu- chifsetls ta.\ dollar. But Wc have dt'nce Zone. An Ipiportant. uee of the Alger Hiss case in the First positive signs of the walk­ bad government in Washington," Ing of the Warranta waa "a lofig (4) If you are employed outside the State and maintain a legU I am happy tef Inforfti you that communion service to occupy the (D-Ny), a Zionist leader, ariAD- government panel today called the Elaenhower said the great prob­ to' include thla story because it cathedral of a Sunday morning. Another application is that of Factor In teiiil Gen. Dwight D. Elaenhower U out appeared in West Virginia sUrts to produce a aatlsfactory Screaming Chinese Rads drawn out affair." ■—■' residence in Connecticut. the M. A. G ^ m in o Construction vlng Abramson, executive e ^ - ‘ "aore vulnerable" on thia.iasu'e. American Communist party "a lem facing the country today la one concerns Connecticut. Special services are held on all the Sheridan Corporation for per­ Their mittee member of the American when 1.700 miners failed to report level of polio antibodies in human charged "* recklessly through their Local police are attempting to It has been reported (on good Company was apparent low bidder X, Answering attacks on Steven­ for work on midnight shifts at the puppet of the Soviet Union", and beings,” Dr. Howard own artillerv fire Sunday #nd of peace. He called on ’’the power (5) If you are a member oC the Armed Force,s. on a six-jffilc continuation of the major religious holdiaya. mission to add one or two floors, Jewish Congress both criticized A. Howe, ad­ of the United States to lead the recover the loot taken from Brun- authority) that certain^birds are If such an open air church were containing four apartments each, Schoolwork son,, the Democratic candidate, for Grant frown No. 3 mine of Eastern recommended that it be required junct professor of Epidemiology at early today but failed In an at­ ner’a. According to Chester Bnm* highwayTrom the present job in Silver and pral-sed' Truman. to rfglster with the U. 8. govern­ free nations of the world to stop flying from the Nutmeg State to to be established in the Coventry to a building to be erected at the At the same time, Baruch — whaKhaa been called hia associa­ Gas and FUel association, and the Hopkins, said today. tempt to. recapture two Important ner, corporation president, it in­ Vernejn on towards Massachusetts. tion with the convicted former ment and bare ,lts membenerehip Communism. the Bay State and while doing so area, it would draw support from northeast corner of Main and It has been proven many times that smart elder statesman and adviser to Owing! and Riyerevllle mines of Antibodies are specific agents central front hills. , cludes v/atchej, Jewalry, sleetrie FOR FURTHER INFORMATION U sings go as/they have in the .children showed poor achMl grades because State ,d(^rtm ent enripjoye, these roster and its finances. The government demands, he are trsulsportlng alcoholic bever­ nasi, we ahould'start work on this ail of eastern Connecticut and Pearl streets on a lot which docs -Prtsidenta — said-he certainly did Consolidation C ^ . Co. of West which .can be developed in ihe U. 8. and South Korean soldiers ages in violation of the Massachu­ ’they couldn't see the work. Let ua help you supporters 'say.. Eisenhower, the Vlr|1nla. All are In the northern The recommendation came in a blood to produce Immunity against aaid, "the fibeat people in Washing­ ■job in about a»x weeks. might even provide close-knit co­ not contain the necessary land not agree with Truman’s remarks. on Triangle milt snd Sniper ridge ton, people who can command re- (Oontinnefi' a« n g o F b t ) TEL MI272 or 2-5(166 setts slate tax. ^ operation of towns in the enter­ correct thla condition with proper gtaaaea aft­ Republican entdidate, had given report by a two-member panel of a disease. i —— , ■■■ tU In closing,'! would like to have area requirements. ’TTie land la In Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New "a far greater aqd more personal the . Subversive Activities Control forced beck the fanatic Commu­ apect." If there’s anything that "OT you satisfy my curiosity as to the prise. Business Zone III. er you hat'e had 7 <>ur child’s byea tested. York and Sen. Rlcharil M. Nixon, Using a vaccine made of killed nists in fierce hand-to-hand fight­ Henry" hates it's somebody p^ing endorsement’' of FH^8 th«n had board iSACB), which had listened' polio virus, Dr. Howe found that The first objective of the Soviet reason for the "Entering South I the GOP vice presidential nominee, to more than 14 months of testi­ ing. REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS able to dodge his. Geslapo/<\'hich Crack of the Week also came to Eisenhower’s defense Stevenson. v it msde children develop' sniti- Union, Elsenhower aaid. ia a .fie- Windsor" cign which appears on mony...... ' Thunderous srtlllepy, mprisrs presslon in the United States,"m - Supreme Court sets up a Watch and Wan^ .Society One local man has a suggestion CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS YEAR ’ROUND yesterday and levelled attiuks at In a statement Suhday. they Four Indicted bodies against the virus. He .pre­ 417 MAIN STREET the Worcester bound lane between said: 'x, "Nurtured by the Soviet Union." and Katushs rockets Supported the ding, "that ia the first thing that outside oiit-of-state p A c k a g e the Deming street bridge over the to help you while away your idle • the President. sented his findings today at the time. As he was riding down East ’’Olliclsm In neither ciMf la the panel report said, the party annual meeting of the American C^munists. AHled frontline offi­ must never 7>e allowed here." Th() stores to trap • the ytinwary Bay Parkway and the Rotary in Ver­ Here are some excerpts from the cers estimated a. full' regiment— Will Consider State purchaser. / Center street one night this week, various statements and remarks fair or warranted. But If, there On Evasion of "strives Incessantly to make the Public Health aaaoclation in Cleve­ country, he said, must be alert to non. ‘which I noticed last Saturday is to be criticism; General Eiien- United States s Soviet America.” land. ' 3,000 and 3,500 men—advanced on the approach of a depression and How he's g o i ^ to punish the morning. la it a blunder or does he suddenly remarked brightly to by those who'spoke up on the lw> his companions. "Let’s break into FILMS hower is more vulnerable than The panel recommended that the each of the hills north of Kumhwa be prepared, to combat It before it Connecticut pttds is i a flighty South Windsor actually extend •ue;, The preparation of a triple vac­ late Sunday. > T H Job Rule -Brunner’s. Eveiyona else does." DEVELOPED AND ^vernor Stevenson." Million in Tax party ^ required to register with cine made Dr. Howe’s worli es­ arrives. queafion. they have been ob­ down tills far?. Silver — "I expressed my feel­ In New York City, an Elsen­ Ignoring heavy casualties, the served skUming to a landing just (Ed. note: In answer to the A. Non PRINTED ings of shock (to Elsenhower) that the Attorney General as Moscow- pecially difficult. Polio is really Asks Mcttarran Appeal an Irresponsible statement of that hower spokesman said StevenMm’s dominated, list its officers and three diaeaaee. Any of its three Chinese advanced through thunder­ llie Republican candidate called Washington, Oct. 20— over th^/state line, drunk as all question concerning the South 641 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER T E L 2-3128 friends "protest too much." Washington, Oct. 20—IS5—The members; and', give a financial getoii^'Seems their liquor supply Windsor sign along the Wilbur 24-HOUR SERVICE character could be made. ’0*c at- types of virus — LsJislng, Brun- ous barrages from their own snd for the repeal of the “unfair pro­ Supreme Court today agtaed to Justice department Mnounced to­ accounting. Allied big guns. It wss their comes from fermented berries that Cross between the. Vernon rotary ' tempt, by implication, to identify The Stevenson supporters noted visions of the McCarran (immi­ rule whether unions viidata. the Film Deposit Box that Elsenhower had become a day that four memlMra of a. New This marked the first step in a (CoaUaued Oa Page Four) fiercest counterattack since UN gration) Act." Taft-Hartley law by causliig mem­ 'gjxiw here and the bird.s And such and Deming street bridge, we . A t Store Entrance a man like Geo. Eisenhower r - York syndicate have -been indltiied "you must register" drivk directed Thank You a meal much to their liking. called a special meeting of the ^ DON'T whose humanity and broad tol­ member of-the Board of Trustees troops seized the two heights last The President last week assert­ bers to loae Jobs for breaking on charges of evading Income tax' against the American Communist week ed the record Of the Republicans union rules. The only remedy that we can editorial advisory group here at erance are known all ovisr the of the O arne^ Endowment for Threw Them Away International Peace In 194* while payments on huge profits reaped party. At lari report, the Communists on Immigration was bad and said The issue waa raisad in two ap­ see is for the tax commissioners The Herald. This learned body world — with antl-Semltlam and In the sale of sugar and corn ayrup. It was taken under the internal pondered the subject and finally StUI plenty of wear left In anti-Catholicism is just not per­ Hiss was president of the or­ Area Warned held Pike’s peak, the northwestern that Eisenhower, only recently had peals. In one Willard Christian qf both state.s to- settle for a joint KEMP'S ganization. On# of those indicted, the de­ security act of 1950. better known declared himself for revision of the Fowler charged the AFL radio Of­ MANCHESTER "bird watching society." came up with thla answer. shoes repaired here. missible even in the -heat of a knob of Triangle hill. Allied They' added that in Dec., 1948, partment tald. was a former as- aa the McCarran Act because its troops controlled the rest of the MbCarran Act which Truman said ficers' union caused tha RuU "Yupl" campaign.” aiataht U. 8. District Attorney In Seems that South Windsor la a Celler (in a Matement issued in the board, with Eisenhower a Mercury Drops rocky mass. Steamship Company dlaerimbia- The Oak Delicatessen wishes to thank Just Between I s SAM Y U LY E S member, declined Hiss’ proffered New Jersey. (Oontioued on Page Four) (ContlBued on Page Four) torily to refuse him employment. The fellow this happened to sprawling little town and really Hew York) — Silver’s "action is : 12 Burled Alive Shoe Repairing of the Bet­ in bad taste and an affront to resignation In the face of charges A tto rn e y -G e n e ra l McGran- In the other, James Prank Baa- might be a little embarrassed if does come down to the Jiighway at ery said the indictment! were re­ After bitter liand-to'^hand -fight­ all the wonderful people who/^sited this point. Which kinds bears out ter Kind Done W’hlle You T o 20’s T onight 'Inn. a truck driver, chafged the he knew w-e knew it. so we’re not Watt. ONE MILE OF (Continued on Page Thirteen) turned this morning by a federal ing,'the Reds called off their at­ AFL International Brotherhood of the sign that appears there. And (Conttaued on Page Thirteeii) our store during this past wiek. going to tell anyone. Let’s keep it 16 MAFLE STREET grand jury In New To*k City. tack st 9 a. m. today and holed up Teamsters, Local No... 41, caused to our.selves. being new to the area, we too have The government charged that By THE A.SSOCIATED PRESS in bunkers sncl caves to the north. often' wondered about the same Opp. First National Store News Tidbits the Byers Transportation C o m - Seem.-! our friend, along with a Parking Lot the four men asaoctated with the The coldest weather this season An American patrol today blew Bulletins 'pany to deprive him of w o r k a(H thing). ia forecast for New England to­ few^ thousand other people, went American Brands Corp., owe more Culled from AP Wires up the entrances to a tunnel uilder from the. AP Wires ; aignmenta. Thanks Atsa on a vacation this.,summer. Since than one million dollars in unpaid night. „ Triangle hill, burying alive 12 Reds I The Taft-Hartley act m a k er^ "He Shoulda Stood. . . " he was visiting some'pretty rug­ France Spurs New Row taxes and penalties. 'The U. 8. Weather .Bureau said who had. refused to come out. I unfair labor practice for a unWn We know a man who a.rqpe temperature# ■ will be in t)ie 20’a U. S'. Seventh- Division soldiers to the many people who helped.set up ged country.' hedecided he'd'heltcr Indicted alohg with the company Prescott Bush says kc- Is for to try to cause an employer to cheerfully one recent brisk morn­ were, these men: ^ In southern New England and low­ discovered the abandoned mine, ALGONQUIN PLEA DF^IED be careful how he carried hia ing and set about to prepare for AND mediate revision of the McCsrrsn- Washington, Oct. 29—*J5— ^ diacriminate againat a worker,'.'In Howard Lawn. Long Branch, N. er in the interior and . iiorthern more than half a mile long, four violation of a sub-section o f Jtie our store amt make our opening a big money, So before he left,-he took work. He chose from his , exten- On Europe Army Plan Wsl'ier'i rhmljrrstlon art . .“.'^uscs New England. Tbe Hnpmnc Court today denied' all the money he was bjringlng with L FLASH BULBS, OASES, 4 J., longtime assistant U. S. Attor­ days ago. The Chinese had been act. The aub-aection'makes It; an ,M4:e .wardrobe a aiiit of .tan tw-eed- ney a t ' Neyrarkvi Recently he ..wi^ I bring people from..-several. Oon- Gardeners were warnbtl that using.it-to infiltrate Allied.ilaaa, a rtN|ueat- by the Algonquin Gaa unfair labor practice for an . hlm'.anil ■ Atacked-lt aVav- in liis ■Tiewly returned from tbe ■ clean­ ^KKta.MpVIBS.'FAJCW Ji^net^fialaai'--Cenipany ..a-; . -i’v l . success^ ^ lax- Indicted at 'Trrttotl bir-a- ching^ |TieeUcutx'cltt(ss- sndr-from’ - Spring* Ifiantr'w^iich survived cold weath<< -v Intsrpretsrii. pleaded ovisr teud- .' fo r lilrtj>er "by di(Mi*rimtnati(Mi -In' re­ billfold. ers. . Bonn. Oemnny. Oct. ZS—(4V - ..other fiveT lo try to get .it raitifieid ■ field to Stsffordville to hear re­ er of last night should be taken in speakers H Chinese for the dozen stay of the tribiiBal'a order of But .not all in . the samq place. of . shading 68.388.88 on his 1Q4S gard to hire or any term or. ami*:^ Ha donped the suit and-wdlhtii -a' l^rUNir D rat StorasJ WMt Oermnh nnd Ahieilrnn Tby irarMament. t^rsqpal'income; tired SoUth;^ CaroMna judge Speak tf they are to be saved. ..The mer­ Reds inside to surraider. They re* laat'M im day whlek.fiemefi >tkr Hf- tucked a $20 bill in with hts i However, Pinay last night firm a hearing. ditlon o f employment to oneetmqjii abort while sat down to . what Hnla here were nlnrmed today by William J. GIglio, New York in church where Negro pastor cury dropped to 24 airove zero at fused, so^jwr order fame today to •nr discourage'membership ta fifiy A COMPLETE LINE OF driver’s license, another in that the political atom In France added; ministers to an all while congre­ the Portland, Me., municipal air­ seal th^^trancea. "aecret" compartment that every buelnessman. labor-organization." over the European Army treaty. "The government will listen at­ Frank 8. Livoral, previously con­ gation. port early today, a new low for Allied flghter-mobers swooped FOUB d ie in j e t CRASH In other actions today the Mali wallet. haaV a-nother with his aoclal They said the rising dlamor In tentively to all councils of care victed of narcotics law violations. queen Grandmother Mary, who the. date there. At Boston it over Papa-Ssn mountain, overlook- Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 20—(45 tribunal; ISAAC GELLIS KOSHER DELICA­ security card, ett. The idea of -X France against the partlripallon and prudence.” — Four airmen were killed today V Louis J. RoUi, New .York ac­ ha.s head cold, reported much bet­ .1. Refused to block, the Hoite- •f German troops fn Europe’s, The sudden storm over the countant previously Indicted on a ter * . ..British Defense Minister (CoatlBnod Oa Page Four) (Oontlkned on Page Four) in a naming takeoff 'crash of a lulu trial .of . seven permnn TESSENS, SMOKED FISH, HER­ defense comes at a critical time treaty waa touched off last week charge of making false statementa Emanuel Rhlnwell ss.vs ' British B-4S Jet bomber, at nearby Lock- charged with, plotting to teach a|)d ' for Chancellor Konrad Adeancr, J by Edouard Herriot. president of to the Reconatructlon Finance should lop six moatka off two-year bourne Air Force Base. sdvocate overthrow of tha Unttad LOTS ntanneh advocate of Oeiman co­ i the National Assembly and one of draft term, for B ri^ h soldiers and RING, IMPORTED CHEESE, HNE Con>. PROBE U. S. REPORT States goveriment. operation frith the Wrot. : France’s senior statesmen. The Juetice department said cut service time fo 12 months by 2, Dented the K a ia e r-F r^ Herriot , said he waa worried next year. Exiled Jordan Colonel Airs London. Ocl, 20*^45*— Brit­ 6R0CERIES, KNISHES, KISHKA, ARE READY FOR ish aecret service agents have Paris, Oct. 20—(85—A new ani particularly about treaty provi­ (Coatlaiied oa Page Tklrteea) Henry F, Downs, 67, former .(Conttaued aa BMh FaairJwt aMM6T blazing controversy over the sions he .said permitted Germany Ireen ordered to find out how POTATO SALAD and COLESLAW. superintendent of Norwalk Branch. Underground to Ban flritish top aecret details of Britain's European Army plan has in­ to build up a police force of Army Connecticut Railway and Lighting creased the prospect of a long calibre without the same llmtta- Co., dies at hia Florida home . . . latest hushhusb Jet aircraft en­ tiona that were Imposed on the 53 Are Rescued gine, the Conway. manag(4 to Two Airmen Die 1951 CH EVR O LET S T V L E U N E D ELU XE rattfleaUon battle In the French In Cairo, Egypt; military court Cairo, Egypt, Oct. 20 - An*bHuda. These Included expulsion of I;- National Assembly. Germany A m y itself, and re- sentences 81 auxIMkry police Ip get into the U. 8. publlcatton Atrainta placed on movement of exiled former colonel in Jordan’s Glubb Paaha and other Brittah of­ Aviation Daily. “ f o r a Sandti'ich or a Banquet** FOUR DOOR SEDAN WITH POWER RUDE SALE Foreign observer# also consider By Coast Guard Jail for disobeying (orders during Arab Legion says "liberal". Legion ficers of the Legion, inauguration As Jets Also Ledge Road and Beech Road Just Opened • It likely that the ruckua wll} Im­ French troops that might be need­ Cairo’s anti-Britjsh fire rioU last officers have formed an under­ of land reforms and a cleanup of WONT REOPEN TALKR . These lots are near the Island Beach. Large lots priced prove France’s bargaining posi­ ed to defend France’a empire January. iM u tiM 9cn« Sulik, rodle, htatar, M tw in i, tifiMl II9I1H O S Pkiay sought to silence at least Bradenton, Fla, Oct. 20— — ground group to fight "British alleged government corruption. - Tokyo, Oct. 20—(45— Oea. ’ Westfield; Mass., Oct at 5600 each win be sold daring this sale at $495. Term s tion for the kind of (m*ranteea she Dwight D.^ Elaehhower joins OPEN SUNDAY 7 A. M. boeliuplislil^ LBwM whiwttym ptct. ,the worries oyer creation of a The Coast Guard early today res­ Stevenson in urging employers to domination” of their* country and The colorful colonel, who com­ Mark Clark toilay bluatly ri^ Two Air Force Jets going 4001 ISO dowA, balance |10 a month, or 10% off for ewti. long h£a wanted from the United the - Legion’s British commander, manded the Arab Legion unit fused to reopen Koreaa annls- y SUtes and Britain ggalnst. a Geman fighting force toe large cued 39 children stranded since give arorkers time off to vote Nov. an hour collided In the air ye___ for France to mateth. Brig. John Glubb Pasha which captured the old city of tk-e talks on Communlat terms. day a mUe fkom Barnas airpfiii resurgent Germany. yeaterday afternoon when a pleas­ 4 . . . American Cancer Society "The government stands in ure boat riui aground. delegates are told U. S. supports 'The report came from Col. Ab- Jerusalem in the Palestine 'tirar; He told Red commaaders UN where*! some 7,500 persona vapp OAk= SWIMMING, .BOATING, Premier Angina Pinay told dulls el Tel. who lied to Cairo in likened hia underground unit to X Eye/f“-rry/t—Buy/f - favor of the European defense T he boat. Ranger HI, struck a more cancer research than all will never agree ta negotiate gathered, including the wife nad French newamen last liight lit hia community and will- defend this sandbar at .the mouth of the Mana­ other coimtriea combined. June, 1949, and later waa Uie Eigyptian army' group that further on any proposal requit­ two sons of one of tha two piMta FISHING, BECRCATION heme town of St.. Oiamond that position. I have'nothing, to change tee river in Tampa bay on She Second airman died o f . InjuriM June, 1940, and later .was sen­ overthrew Egypt’s King Farouk. ing forced repatriation ef wrar killed. ^ the government ’*wiU maintain its DELICATESSEN ONLT Z8 BONDTES FBOM MANCHESTER In that. This .pOaitloh, juat as that Florida wast coaat. received Friday when aruck struM tenced to death In abaentla- by "Liberal officers and strong po­ prisoners.. The two plknen were parLofan DIRECTIONS: From Manchester take Baate 88 tu Hebma m i initial positioA firm” in support of taken laer by the parUament, ex- The children and fourteen' adult a formation of marching men at Jordan for allegedly assisting In' litical oppoaltion fire leagued four-plane formation which $Bl raUflcatlon of the treaty. eluded all Ideias'' of reconstruction HIGH WIND HITS SAIGON Juat completad a demonMratiqK m 35A 0.\K STREET CARTER CHEVROLET CO.. INC. Aamtoa. Signs at Aamtaa polat the wray ta Aamtaa chaperones—all from St. Peters­ AmariUo, Tex. . . . Catholics in the' plot that ended 'in the againat the Britiah-controIIed ad­ -That was an expected declara­ Of a Oermah wehmacht auch ax burg—spent anxious hours wait­ Providence diocese 'notified they assaaslnatioli of King Abdullah. ministration - under Preipier Hu- Hnlgoa, Indochina, Oct. 20 an ah' show to mark tho dafitoatkm GIL GENDEL, Prop. tion , since he. waa the Piymier we have known.” TEL. 2-8244 Babyland *' 311 MAIN STU ET PHONE M 74 Office Open Daily Including Saturday and Sunday P. BL ing to be rescued while the Oiaet are expected to refrain from scad- Tel said he and the officers, da," said Tel, adding that "it is — A typhoon swept Saigen ta- of an administratkMi huUdlaS. ^ when ■ France signed the treaty Herriot and many othar French Guard rouiided.4Tp. email craft that lag eaagratalatory card to any along with sympathetic Jordan high time for the liberation of alght, pluaglag the city lata . They coUided as they wwn *9n» SEE ADV. ON PAGE 3 hut May.. The -aigntng committed Catholic attempting marriacs out- poUticiana, had sent nti)e. demands darkneaa aad leaving ntfseto ■ i - * • ‘ AMSTON LAKE COMPANY hl8’ government, along with the (Oaattaaad aa Page i j ’. - (^MUaasd Fafs TBi m ) sl<^ the church. ' to Premlsr Twtflk .^iiha Abul (OeaUMHil aa Paga Twa) blacked by fallen trass. KEMP'S, Inc. -y .. ■ - X 1 .. .. AMSTON, OONM. 7M ’l l

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MANCHESTER EVENING H E R A L D . MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY.^OCTOBER 20. 19S2 - ...As PAGE TWO Colchester Crash,, Lton MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ MONDAY, OCTOBER 20,^ 1052 TBIlieB w s m m . Adlai Cpnimittec Skvwdfch SehedulB ■ iftpiw w -it 7:4S ■p.m.vntf the North »nU oDtertbestlon* firthUt ebiffitnl on the eleiiasnUrY''And h Fatally Hurt R b c k Y llle ■* .y^wMia NimfciTW( ChiircTi to H«ar " Methodist ’Chiirieh: ■untn hef’rettirff WttflS wrtmtry wat UVfl; More mstelSf i r r w i f l f EWft” : Nuptials Born and educated in Pennsyl­ winter. to accommodate the number-of A. Manchester Committee of Tuesday * ‘ ' (ContlRMd FrooL 1 One) Slorv of Mission vania, after; completing her nurs­ Methodist' mltslonaries.' first be­ Malay girla desiring' to At(^nd Midnight - 2,a. m...... U r. and Mrs. Sedrlck Straughan. ing coursea she served as super- gan work in Malaya in 1885, main­ church schools) ' Volunteers for Steveniion, the na­ Mr. and Mrs. Aljfred Hagenow.- Bennett's car hit hU twici _ In Fall under Car Wheels — J—f tional orKanizatJon that is work­ 2 a. - 4 a. m, ...... UCoiin Ihstructdr Is Slated,^ ylaor of the Visiting Nurse Soy'ety ly a'ippng the Chinese people. There i a. m.' - 6 a. m...... ,, .. .James Ganger . \ f it jnto a highway fence tbehs-reer- Miss E\*a Sadler of Ocean Grove, in Philartelphia. In 1924 she enfer- are now seven schools upder- the We nqyir see piimpktn pU or ing outside, of the CiemocraUc 1944. there were 592 voters; ,in 6 a. m. - 9 a. m...... r . . . . . Robert Genoveai. ed left and ran almost ' dlrltetly Bolton, Oct. 20 — (Special)- < N. J., a Methodist missionary front cd tlie mission field arid was. sta­ Woman’s Divisioit of Christian prunes that we don't' think ^ e y party for the election of Stevenson, 1948, (M8 and in 1950. 741. was formed here last night: ,• 9 a. m- - ooon ...... Max G. Rubin. into the oncoming car driven bjr To Address Vernon Gre^up 3iala.vs, will be guest speaker to- tioned at Tjisawea Hospltsl, Java. Service enrolling over 15,000 pupils need cheering up a bit...... Mrs. Robert Coleman. ' _ ' . Young. • “ . ' Private funeral services were ar- Plan Slide Showing " ‘ The locai organization, which 12 noon - 3 p...... v ■fanged today fror a three-year-old A collection of color slides taken' will be affiliated, with the Greater 3' p. nr. - 6 p. m...... i .. Mrs. Beatrice Manning. Bennett’s car tipped onto Us Hartford chapter,- was • addressed 6 p; m.-* 8 p.'m, .« • » .. William rortin,.John Custer. . side, but a few mihutes elapsed be­ bojKfrom thla comriumity»-tstsUy by Bolton residents will be shown ^ -.Rockville, .Oct. 20--(.Spccial).-^law.ed...by. a...worahip .aervice. sThe by the co-chafrman of the Hart­ "a ’ E E' ''P'prkiiiE fo re It burst Into flames. However,’ Injur^ when he fell from'/ his at the annual meeting o f the R olf W, Larson of" the University meetings starting at 7:30 p.m. will 8 p. m. -10 p m...... the occupants apparently were al­ Ladies Benevolent Society at Cen­ ford group. Attorney George Rit­ to p. m. - midnight ... . . ! . . John Von Wy.;k-Wallace G. Payne. faUier's''.car into the path of a' of Connecticut-school of education baopen for a general discussion on ter. He explained that the Volun­ ready dead or unconscious Since moving shtomoblle on U.8. ^Rout# ter church tomorrow at 8' p.m. will ' speak at ; a meeting of the the subject of "O ur Christian they made no outcry. Hostesses for the meeting will be teers for Steven.spri was organized 44-A. ju stia st of the QuarryviUe Rural Vernon School* association. World Mission.” Rev. Craig Whit FEATURED FOR THE THIRD BIG WEEK! KEITH’S I^lice’ c(>uld not, remove three Miss Elizabeth Brsinerd, Mra R. I to work for Stevenson only, and is | church on Saturday afternoon; The session will be held this eve-' sit, from the state conference, will bodies wedged In the wreckage un­ K n e e la n d Jones, Jr., Mrs. I not pledged to support^any other i Taken to Manchester Hospital rting at 8 o’clock at the elemen-. serve, as chairman for the discus- I Democratic c.andldate. Total of Local Voters til they had burned away the top Julius U Strong. Mrs. George W. tary school audlterium. .Lar.son sion. /-■ He said the two major purpose.*) of the car with acetylene torches. Then the car had to be lifted to prSi.unced‘'5e"V'oA"a’ ^^^^^^^ T t Smith and Mrs.-David Binning. will touch on the psychological ; ' Rotary Club of the Organization are‘ to raise Manchester Memorial, Hospital. ^ need for children to learn to be In- George C. Holt of Woodstock, 5 3 « o fundJrnr nnanre more St’evensnrr reinoye_A. fourth, body. lyinE^k«L- Manchester Bv^ ng lta x js Id dependent’and'yet'oonform'tir the^ New England field supervisor for - Spars to 21,000 Mark neath It. . , . His injuries njurtes Includedincluaea f>actureiracture of:o i , correspondeoL Mrs. Joseph television appedrances and to can­ dictates of society. Following his the United World FederallaU, Inc. In terms o f the number killed; It the sktdl, broken nock and Ipternal | telephane 0545. vass the voters and distribute Ht- ■ \ ■ talk there will" be a discussion will be the speaker at the meeting was one of Connecticut's worst Injuries. erStiire: To do this, he said, more period. of the Rockville Rotary Club to Just 10 days left to Sign IJp 831 at ScHsion! accidents. ^ State police. Investigating the help the Manchester and mope workers are needed. Further. details will be an- he held at the EIk£ Club tomorrow t At the organizational meeting of A collision on Route 6 In North mlfhapt' theorize that the lad Piihlle Health Nuralng Saturday aH Dem ocrats Local Stocks Windham killed six people 17 leaned against a door handle on the A irs .Underground nounced at tonight’s meeting for ^ noon- He will have for his subject, . j ^ W ORLDS OF VALUE!^ the local g'ro^ la.st night, Harry the military whist party planned i ‘"^he United Nations” AsHociatinn! Vital Howroyd of dl\Conway road was Get More Tliati GOP i years ago, and more recently an left side of the car and his action services must be con­ 4)o6tAUou FumlalMd B> accident In the Naugatuck valley Nov. 13. Following the meeting Holt, wellrknown as a lecturer elected chalrmanxand.- Mrs. Mar- forced the door open. Before any­ To Oust Britisli on foreign affairs, will speak at the tinual. Send contribu­ With 301-255 Count! Cobura R MIddlebrook, Inc. killed five. refreshment.' will be served in the garet Sharp, Mrs. -J^nne Hath­ one could prevent the tragedy, the high scool assembly program to­ STII* tions to Mrsl Hamilton Market Cloeed Saturdasra school cafeteria. Bickford. Assistant WOA\EN'S DAYS AT BURTON'S away, Dr, a . K. Dlskah and Fran- — ■ \ i youngster tumbled into the high- morrow morning;' both visitors TABLE CIS H. Cowan ^ r e nar to a state and national elections : 1 ■>. m. prieea wav into the bath of a car oper­ (OeoRBoad frem P a g a ^ M ) Exhibit Opens Treasurer, 22 fireen- Bank Btocka being planned as part of the steering cornmittee. only tw’ttsweeks off. Democrats Three Companies ated by Joseph Materal of Squir­ There are more than 40 booths United Nations Week abservance hlll Street, .5Ianchester. Bid Aaked Jordap through a moy^ment aiml- _ at the sixth annual exhibit of.the The. date ahd place of . futhtp wutnumbereiKRepubMcans at a rel trail, Coventry------by -th’e Rotary Club. meetings of the group will be an­ Firet National Buk At the time of the accident there lar to those which Khve ■"occurred Tolland County Artists associa­ Thur.ada.v— l'Vida.v—Saturday Voter-making agMion for the of Manctaeater . . . . SS 35 Douse House Fire In other Arab states such as The Rotary (Jlub will sponsor an nounced later this week. were two adults and two other tion which opened Saturday after­ essay contest at the High Sch(x>l seroinl successive UhM Saturday in Hartford National Syria, Lebanon and Egypt." noon at the Rockville Public Li­ V October 23, 24, 25 Bank and Trust .. children in the Johnston vehicle. having the UN for its theme. The MAGAZINE SEEKS I.NFORM.\TION an 11-hsur registratloiKthat saw; Born In Penns.vivania He refused to disclose the identi­ brary. Hartford Ccim.- Trust 8 blaze that apparently started ties of the other dissident officers, two winners in the contest, to­ Hartford, Oct. 20—(/Pi-Gov. 831 new voters made. Satiirday's \ David was bom In April of 1949. Exhibitors include John Maher, .END TABLE * Manchester 'Trust .. in the south wall of the dwelling saying Glubb would take reprls- gether with a faculty advisor will V’*!' '■ John Lodge has urged persona hav­ session was'also only the sbepnd at the corner of Wadsworth and at Jeannette. Pa., the son of Mr. Mrs. Ethel Conrady. Mrs. Rhocia- receive a trip to New 'York to ing Information of the Katyn Phoenix State Bank ala against them. belle Turner, Ernest Tucker, A l­ in 10 this year that the Democrif and Trust ...... 58 62 Main stKiets was put out Saturday and Mrs. Richard C. J oh n sto^ r.. spend the day visiting sessions of Forest Massacre to turn It over to party gained more .pew memberif The demands which "rel said fred Ludwig, Mrs. Caroline Fire Insuraaca Oomiwwloo afternoon by three companies of presently residing at Boltep Lake; the group had made on the.gov­ the UN. a congressional investigating com­ than did the GOP. ^ , Forster. Rev.. Forrest .-Musser Aetna Fire 56 58 the South Manchester Fire Depart­ other siirvivers Include ^wo broth­ ernment also included replacement' Additional Voters ' mittee. He spoke of the massacre The registrars of voterapeported Mrs. Virginia Grant, ' John , of Polish soldiers in Russia in 1939 Hartfbcd Fire ..150 165 ment that answered Box 48 at ers, Richard C. Jr., aild Eric A l­ of the ’’humiliating” British cash _ The selectnten and town clerk that 301 of the new vpters register­ 2:30. Chief James Schaub said to­ bert; maternal grandparents, Mr. . Kynoch, Henry Lee,.Thomas .J. ! at a Pula.,ki anniversary program iNatfonal^re .. 68H TOM subsidy to Jordan, reportedly '' Neill, all of Rockville; Mrs. Esther were busy Saturday when the Anal ed bemocratlc and 23S as RepulMi- day. and Mrs. Albert/VoUero of Jean­ ; sponsored by the Connecticut Pol- Phoenix .. 9 9 104 $22,400,000 a year, by similar W. Cotton, Mrs. Mary Noel. Clif­ day for making' new voters was NEW WOOLEN REMNANTS/ cans, while the remaining 2 ^ Life aad 1^ nette. Pa.: and Paternal grand­ I Ish American Congress. "I hope Ity las. Coo. Companies 2, 3 and 4< responded grants from the Arab league and ford Knight, Vernon; Mrs. E. held With the resylt that 32 new stayed unaffiliated. At a three-, Aetna Casualty 91 96 parents. Mf<'and Mrs. Benjamin I that the congressional investiga­ to the alarm and prevented seri­ abolition of defense regulations Francessa Kltchlng, Mrs. Winona names -were added to the voting hour s e s s io n Wednesday, the Aetna Life .... 91 96 H. Johnidon of Manchester. tion . . . will pursue this black ous damage to the home, a two- which Tel said give Glubb power McCloud, Walter Van Aradale, list. This brings a total of 1,183 Rummage Sale ! crime down to‘ its last detail and Democrats gained 91 mem^rs to Conn. General . , 153 family house to , the rear of the Private rites will be conducted to Jail without trial any persons new voters to Vernon voting list the Republicans' 72 aS 253 new Hartford Steam ^11. . 4 44 Mrs. Ruth Quandt, Coventry; W. lay the blame srjuarely where it business block. Tenants are An­ froip the Quieh Funeral Home in suspected of. antt-Brltish senti­ G. Becker, Broad Brook; Mra. for the November election, Spnaiiored Ry The votifrs were made. Travelers , ...... 655 belongs," Lxidge said. drew Johnson and Joseph Tonski. MsTnehester at 225 Main street, to­ ments. Laura Bressan, Stafford Springs; bump FlikA)uelle4 4814 this year. age/The flames were brought un­ chester, will officiate. Burial will out trial h-ad been ordered released exhibit will continue for two ttjpeatened the nearby woods. Tvi-o Hartford Gas Co. .. .. 36 , 3 » der control swiftly after an occu­ be In the East Ceihetery, Manchea- after West Jordan' deputies pro­ Although 'the Democrats came' So. New England' weeks, being open to the p u b lic^°"’ P ""'** *"■« THDRSOAY ALL DAY, OCT. 23 DOUBLE on strong in the last two sen'tons, pant of, trte.^ou8e discovered them ter. There will be no calling houra tested in parliament. during regular library hdtir.s. wate^ frorn booster tanks. Tel...... 31 <4 38*4 and rang tnes^box gUirm at the at the home. Tel said hli group wants British Today’s Event Calendar they are still at almost a 2-1 dis­ ' Manufactnring Comiwnles Those attending will bj^^kod to STUNNING NEW advantage in party registrations corner. Reports on Pledgea military ofliceri to continue train­ The M. Y. F. of the Rockville TEMPLE DETH SHOLOM Am. Hardware ...... 17V4 19*4 ing Jordan’s troops, .provided for vote for their favoritc^painting. in toivn and were outrregistered by :At 5:20 Satucdsysevettlng. Com Julius L. Strong, chairman Of Methodist Church will bowl on the Arrow Hart, Heg. i .. 88 41 in the nation’s 1936 treaty of al­ Ele<^.Oinrers ijpRNBR MYRTLE AND LINDEN STREETS ACTION about 400 new voters in the lies- pany I was rjrflcd to '^ re s t street the financial canvass of Center church alleys at 8:30 p. m. MRS: SK^MOUK H. KAFLAN Ass'oe. Spring > ...... 28 31 Mra. Richard E. Post of Man­ to extinqiiish a grass fl Congregational Church reported liance with Britain and its 1947 The M. V. F, of the Vernon slona so far this year. A breakdown Bristol B rass...... 13 15 revision, but he charged the British chester wSa elected state president MAHOGANY VENEER of the registrations of the new vot­ By accident yesterda.-,-, Company - $2,124.40 has been pledged for the church will meet at the church Collins ...... - ..130 150 1952-53 fiscal year as of Sept. 8 now actually control the Arab of tile Catliolic Ladies of Columbus at 7 p. m. There will be choir Miss Constance Joan Kllis, • of Clinton Corners, N. Y.. wore AGAmr COLDS! ers show., that 1.965 of them went Em-Hart...... 83 87 3 was called by the telephonKop- > t the convention held in Rockville daufrhter of Mr. ajfld. Mrs. Sidney powns of champapne nylon tulle erator for a fire, at 19 Cottal at the annualarmual business,busineM meetiitgmeetin; of Legion. pracyce at .8 p. m. 'x. . ■ DUE TO UCK OF VITAMIN A ■ I into the Repiiblirnn party and Fafnir Bearing ...... 33 36 ^ This fig His said the group also wants 4 " Saturday. She succeeds Mrs. E. Yritif F 141 tcver irridesccfit rose taffeta, with ajtfeet. It turned biH that the caller' dhe church Firday night. Thla Grand Master Kenneth Butler Ellis of 113 East Center street,! , . . . . ____, ( 1.510 went. Into the Democratic Hart Cooley ...... 36 39 dre Is $2,094.50 khort of the guarantee of press and speech . John Drencher of Baltic, who be­ will vi.sit Rising Star Lodge. I. O. , , , , ,; matchinp bol<^ros, draped hiplmes AND DUE TO COLDS party. The rest of the new voters, Landers. Frary, Clk . 23'4 25*4 was from Rockville and wanted the freedom, which he charged now are comes honorary president. was married on the evening of bouffant skirts. They al.so I COUGHS the Rockville Fire Department, ambunt needed -to balance O. F., at 8 p. h. at a meeting in BuUdg up body r«- or 1.463. remained as independents, New Brit. Marh. Co . 33 3S budget\recently adopted by the totally lacking, separation of Others named include vice presi­ Foresters Hall. October 18 in the grand ballroom wore matching rose petal head-1 1 •MtAine* tehsn witm^ North and Judd . . . since the Are was on Cottage street dent, Mrs. Alma E. Pitcher, Nor­ and leaders of both parties are .. 26'4 -29*4 church. Tlje canvass has not been security agencies from the Army, There will be a apecial meeting of the Plaza Hotel in New York | Iiiccca and carried old-fashioned m(/D A i» ioM. Russell M fg...... in Rockville. wich; treasurer, Mrs. Louis P. claiming the'anpport of a ma­ .. 13>4 15*.4 completed as yet. and a constitutional amendmenU of the Sunday School staff of the City to Seymour Barry Kaplan, I bouquets. Stanley Works com 52 , Deschemp, Baltic; secretary, Mrs. 2 C b r M t irrituUptis jority of them. . 4P ChurrH''|a Moderator making the government rsapdnsi- First Lutheran church at 7:30 Henry Scharoff, of Westfield. Au0tocoiA*» . . 02 102 Charles E. Gagne, Rockville; state son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kap­ Interest in Elections Terry Steam ...... The supper rneetlng of the par ble to the elected 4(Kmember p. m. to make plans for the Christ­ Ma.ss., brother-in-law of the bride­ D«c« um it vcnthal of .9 5 Madicinc at the ftrit Veedcr-Root ...... 29 >4 32*4 test went to Gibbons Assembly of Holyoke. Maas., Neal Ellis, brother two voter-making session., results Special Meeting and Mra. George W. Smith were meeting for this evening at .8 the Brooklyn Jewish Center,j,The •ign of a cold dua to The above quotations are not to Manchester with second to Mcr- of the bride, and Phillip Saffer, from the approach of the state and elected to the executive conjndt- o’clock to (liacuRs ‘The Need of a bride, given in marriage b'y her t lack of vitamin A . FITHEI cier A.ssembly of Norwich. Gibbons Jerome Pfeifer, Ralph Webber, EACH be construed a, actual marketa. tee on which Paul H. Arnold, Playground in the West End.” father, Sidney Ellis, Wore a gown Profit frmn their national elections and the interest The members of the Fellowcraft Two Airmen Die Assembly rlso; wan first prize for Stanley Wild an(1 Bernard lie 8. Bolton. Mrs. Robert C. Glefi The meeting will take place at of light iv o ry pcau de sole and taperienct. Get tht JOHNl that this ha.s created in voting Club will occupy the chairs and the .membership' increase; with rosepolnt lace, fashioned with a Schwartz all of Springfield., Maas. MMUK among Democrats who are not as exemplify the Master Mason degree ney and Thomaa C. JohnsM iSow Legion Hail. Ellsworth E. Watspn. The bride’s mother wore a gown tw0-wpy iction of serve. Newly-elected depc^ms are \ As Jets Collide Tierney AEsemhly of Hartford win­ V neckline, long, fitted sleeves concerned by local issues. He point­ Driver Pays $186 at a special communication of group official, announced that a of rose Imported Chantilly lare, Father John'a Medi* Charles C. Church apd Alexander ning Second prize. Tierney As­ social hour with refreshments, will and a bouffant Skirt, draped at the .y ed out that while the .Republicans Manchester I.x>dge No. 73, A. F. ___ sembly W83 awarded, first prize for fa.shioned with a scoop neckline dn»—and g€t rrfu//i. M. Shearer. In^urdbent deacons be held after the meeting. hlpUne and terminating in a full out-mimbered the Democrats by and A. M., tomorrow night at 7:30 (CoD^lsp^ From Page One) best meeting attendance and Shel­ circular train. Her fingertip and <-ap sleeves. Her corsage was NOW USED OVER 9.5 YEARS III Rockville Court are Thomaa Johnson, EllaWiOiNi Here’s a wonderful selection of Keith fairly wide margins at the first at the Masonic Temple. E. Perkins; William A. Robert.' ton Assembly won second prize in length veil of rosepolnt lare fell, of pink wild orchids. The bride­ Francis J. Schiebel, president of groom’s mother whs gowned in voter-making acs.<»ions early in the Bruce,G. Ronson, Allan L. Rose grouping a fV e r completing a this contest. The Rockville bureau of the. from a crown of seed pearls. She Tables . . . all Anniversary Sale priced the club will act as w-orshipful year, the gap was gradually nar­ Rockville, Oct. 20- (Special) — and/Tohn Swanson, Jr. "bombshell formation” in which Meeting of Pool Committee Manchester Evening Herald Is lo­ carried a bouquet of lily-of-the- periwinkle blue imported Chan­ the four planes fUw side by side tilly lace and she wore a corsage to give Manchekter dramatic values! rowed in later les.sions as the Nov. A Manchester motorist found It master of the evening. He will be Rimre Be-elected The Advisory committee for the cated at One Market street. Tele­ valley ■ and atephanotis. 4 elections dieared. assisted by tha following officers^ Alexahder Bu'nce was re-elected then zoomed upward imd scattered Rockville Swimming pool, of the The maid of .honor. Miss Elea- of brown wild orchids. Your choice of the five styles shown . . . an expensive morning In City William Horowitz Foundation will phone Roclallle 5-S1S6. The town clerk and the board of Niles S. Shennlng, senior wprden; auditor and George W. Smith, as- in four directions. or Marie Winzler of .Jackson Mrs. Kaplan was graduated In all in warm, richly grained Mahogany- Your Cleaner Paints selectmen will hold one more Court here today. John Sienda, Jr., Stanley H. Steiner, junloj- warden; alslant auditor. Also re-elected Many of those on theX^ound meet today at the Elks Home at 8 street, Manchester, wore a strap­ J)ine from Bard'College. Mr. Kap­ S S. cM voter-making Session before the of 419 North Main street was Burton P. Knopp, senidr deacon; were Mra. Bruce G. Ronson, missed seeing the crash because p.m. Henry Fairchild of the archi­ less gown of rose, iridescent taf­ lan attended Trinity College and veneers . . . many with .shelve.s, grace­ election, but this one will be only found guilty on two counts by Raymond Johnson; junior deacon; clerk: Miss Jeanette Summer the final act of the air showV^y tectural firm of Kane and Fairchild ,53 Are Rescued feta-, fashioned with a champagne wa.s graduated from Boston Unl- then was In progress. will be present to explain plans. ful scalloped edge.*i. Choo.se one, a jiair, \.^ A Beaujtiful Picture! for tho.se whose voting qualifica­ Judge Robert L. Pigeon on com­ Alfred P. Chrlsrensen, senior stew­ treasurer and Julius L. Strong, fi­ tulle stole, and a bouffant skirt, veraity Law School. He aerved for tion., did not mature until after ard; Arthur Richter. Junior stew­ nancial advisor. Mrs. John Swkn* Killed were: A t that t AMMtVeMSMMY years, died at her home yesterday. (Bolton resident) charged with candidates will .be Initiated, and She was a native of Ireland and road rules violatlbn, continued to Bev. Edward Barrett, asaiitant at EASTWOOD leaves five daughters arid two sons. Oct. 27. St, Bernard’s Church In Rockvipe, WHAT will be the speaker. ^ Kirk D«*s>*> THE nOWRHT Kill. ThrrsU HOTS PRICE Lto* Cadet W.vlter L. Daudel, son of *THE "HOLD Mrs. Charles L. Daudel of 118 GLORY ,THAT LINE’* ItCMNICOLOk BEAT THE Main street, has earned an appoint­ B ip SKY” X- Z;Sa-S;M-S;U ment as a cadet 2nd lieutenant of PLUfl . 7 . . m e D Troop of cavalry’ in the silver anniversary corps of cadets at Val­ Wrd.. "ilEIIHT'W IDOW ” —T«ck. THE MUSICAL LOVE In Progress ley Forge Military AcadSmy, STORY OF PAN-AMEBICAI Now PRICE INCREASE! Wayne, Pa. He will share in the "STARS Elk! GUITARS” year long celebration of the acad­ emy’s 25th anniversary. with TITO GUEEAE W E A R E SO P R O U D A N D FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Sgt. Nelson F. Gerber of 398 WED., THUR87 FBL. SAT. Oakland street Is scheduled to w ilMITED NUMBER OF i s -riisM arrive in Seattle, Wash., today aboard the Navy transport U8N8 KOIf Marlnq.,. PhoenU, ,frpnu_ the Far. HAPPY ON OUR 46th A’a:-.'’! .A . meeting o f the- Immaculate T Concepton Mothers Circle will be held at the home of Mrs. Joseph ROGfXS A OtD FASHIONED Volz at 8 o’clock Wednesday night. — ON THE SAME SHOW AMBASSADORS AND RAMBLERS The Inasmuch Aflass of . the 4he, All Nev\/ We Want to Share Our HOREHOUND DROPS 59c Church of the Kazarene will hold f eptning Soon Madf With Hnrehnunil Herb* and Pure Honey Its regular meeting In the- parish T A Leaky Roof - 1 housa at 7:45 tomorrow evening. Joy With Others ^ MUNSONi CANDY KITCHEN The regular meeting of the We wish to present FR E E to all Manchester, Bolton. Leaves Your House “'Wide Open” | WE’RE TRADING HIGH! Ladies of St. Maurice will pe held Discover! STARTS WED. Andover, Vernon and Coventry couples celebrating their 117 Nek' Bolton Road— Route 6 and 44A tonight at ■ the Bolton' 9****'*’‘ The rain comes through causing cracked p la s tc ^ <# Ph.urch at 8 o’clock. ."THE BIG SET" 46th Wedding Anniversary in October, 1952, a beautiful Open Every bay Inclodlng Sunday I'ntH 6 P. M. .ft. GoiijfG H i/nnnG P de^rated Anniversary Cake. Cakes will he baked by TIn Btliwry SeniM That Reallji ‘Dalivera’ stained wallpaper, rotted sheathing. This damage B ) Tommy Benoit, 18-year-old high "Hard, Fast and BeauttfoT TaL WlaBser Loeks S-SBIB Bakery Department of Manchester Public Market. You many cases cost.s more in repair bills than the price C i m m R For those who wjsh it, we offer a free service called school senior and a-guard on the are not required to buy to receive a Free Anniversary a new roof. ' S USED CARS J Manchester High football team, This s p ^ ii^olves risk “Degree Day” delivery. A ureful check is kept on your Cake. X suffered a alight concussion in fuel supply. When you need oil, we fill up your tank Don’t.wait until bad weather makes..reroofing diff Saturday's game with Hall High at cult. Give us a call. W e’ll send a man to check your re m m V MUNebo. Benoit entered Manches­ BURNSIDKv::., of injury to others. without your calling us. Result, you’re never left stranded with an'empty tank. and e.stimate costs. He’ll recommend a good roofer, WANTED ^ ANNUAL HARVEST SUPPER AND SALE ter Memorial Hoapltal after the UTSaetol ' BiTTM B ay you wish. No obligation. , COVENTRY FRAGMENT HOCfETY game On the recommendation of i li’.i j « — Here is All Y o u Have To Dq. Dr. Joseph Barry and is in good Mkker Jtoaaex ' Each of our service staff is’courteous and efficient. iKIrk condition. ' DMfla* C tm rd TWIght COMPREmStnPlRSONAl They treat your property as if it were their own. MONTHLY PAYMENTS ON: * WEDNESDAY. OCT. 22. 5:30 to 7:00 F. M. “Sound - Visit our store.and register at our office, giving the “The Big thni Tlwra.' ' , U.S.G.-J.M.BIRD ROOHNG FIRST HUNTING FATALITY. O f r aa. UABiUTY m UM /rCi following information : name, address, wedding.date and Call 2-4595 for information on how you can' sign up COMMUNITY HOUSE. NORTH COVENTRY Thomaston, OcL 20—(^5—A Sky” Friaajr the name of town or city in' which marriage took place. for “ Degree Day” service. At the same time, ask about ' la Mler I S U B S I . ADULTS 11.15—cm LQBEN UNDER 12- 80e squirrel hunter was accidmtally our fuel oil budget plan, - ‘ shot and killed here Saturday as At t:U •:it aad M:ie with '1 "Craaawbida* r*' . You must register before 12 o’clock noon,'Wednesday, MOTORS M ENir: Baked ham. potateea. turnlpa, onloiia, beeta, cabbaks. Connecticut's hunting season open­ la Trchalcalar Oct. 22nd. Presentation of 46th'Anniversary Cakes, will ^ rarrota, aquaah, rolls .and butter,^ roBee, apple, pun;pklii, mince ed. The victim, Herbert Finkic, 23, red., •■TIm MeCrr Wldaw” ia 'TOUR HOMCTOWN MASH DEALER' of Woodbury, was shot in the,head •:TKe“ t A ^ k‘8 ABB be made Oct. 25th. . * P*e. techakaler plaa "Awisaawat la . COKINO" The Bently Oil Co. by 15-year-old Glen Allen, who Ptaat ThtM rartMaa 'KdtfmoMd (fo^man 3*9 CENTER ST. AT WEST CENTER ST. TELEPHONE 4079 BOOTHS OFFEKINO A VARIETY OF BAKED FOODS. also was hunting In the Leigh Fad*” GENERAL MOTORS APRONS, FANCY AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES avenue picnic ama, Peliea Chief BUILDING MATERIALS James P, Ryaa Hdd. ’ ’ • KABT FBEK FARUKO • ' INSUBANCX. AGENCY K Inc...... ■ - 1 - . ' ... . laattraaoe Adviaary Barvto All I.hiea af iMmwioa W.T. GRANT CO. LUMBER FUEL i -V DELCO-H[flI 331 Main Str^f, Manchester 96$ M AIN STREET—Tine B4M : . 81$ MAIN STREET SSBN.MAIN ST. MANCHESTER I X' r I •• ■f :■/' X •V, -..r- •, I J *.V ' ^ .. . .>v4-

...... ■\ m ^ :xh ':-:..V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1952 PAGE FIVE y EVENING HERAUJ.'ttANCHESTEB, CX)NN, MONDAT, OCtOSER 20, 1982 ■V “iass5^i5?S wmsJWfc .->a , .. - W» ■5SSSS5! ....-r-S-Vi-C M orsntsc;:-^# of J(>hB. Manuilse. |^infy.n.y»^ •irr.T.'.'.rj'.^.rfeTi.T, .r3rt.T.r. wFf-ifiyT,.,,:.,— .. ■5 I 'BrinciiMilfi at Lutheran- -ABseiiibly-' D«rt>y’* sealer of weights and Somfethiiiiii .Io C h ^ p A bout C ourt hsfd^es; B. Rentsch, medical examiner, re­ ntieasurts,.-'- appiirehtTfy ' rtumWed ' Speclaiizi^ Vj'iwk^aanmteed ’ U .S:R^ Party c ported yesterday that the deaths into the canal Saturday evening, 7&ea Warned UN Flag, Presented Town 9 > of Mrs. Frances Morsnlec. 42, and while walking with the child In U N I O N W e l d i n g c o . LiH Budgie Fanciers Fancy C onside r School Walks O f Philosophy^ Aims o f A A her six-week-old 'flaiighter, whose her arms. Mrs. Moranlec's bpdy Metailc and Ogy-AcetyleM Soyirt Pup^t, bodies were found In the Housa- Vas found Saturday night, but the 10 Hilliard Stn (Reito) ]Hercu^ Drops To Open Week of Activity tonlc Canal, resulted frorh secl- baby's body-was not located until Tel.. 2-8807— Manchester, Conn. Feathered Fight to Finish R id e Petition to Martin; Is Over 300 people saw how, Alco- i With a number of govern- dental drowning. He said Mrs. yesterday. Probe Reports holics. Anonymous operates ' and ■ mental projects, including the'Ten- A United Nations flag was pre-rlnW-d«P«id«nce of nations. Phil* t > 20’s T o n igh t Signed by 33 Residents heard the basic phllo.sophy of th< .nessee Valle.v Authorjtjr. he had (OantteMd tram OM) . , » . w o .. (Oonttmied from Page One) 'opUnilsm was voiced today In# Hie state budgla group, raia- |b Broad Street .Area AA .organization when they a t - ' Always found that bis-P«ritalcal •—fdiSlitnnWI trem . __ .. ..-JO. drinking had tripped him up to the Nations- Association of M anches-^-ohservtace of UN week. Oh seve^ quarteiii by ttsmbasi 'O f flyiiy Tiniftl(*IWrb«^«^ a hiseiing dn'ii 'i^ptafA^efi tended-4he-open-meeting held ter Ih a brief ceremony on the' the exact JJN birthday, Friday, author was Sen. • McCarran (D- event brought it ito the puMte Thirty-three residents in the the .state Budgie Club regarding soujght reinstatement of a $3, urday night at the Hdlllster j^b. How or why it happened he a m m Municipsl Building front »t«ps at Oct 24, the church bells Will ring Nev.) The law requires that all the turn of events Saturday that fora, has not operated with a lob­ dropped to 36>"~ T ^ ' ' ‘ 5’” ' ‘ 748 damage award agahist Otit JSroad end HiUrtrd streeU nejgh- Street School. Some of the old-, could not find out and no one was t . i t ^ n t to 32. Concord. N. H., at 11 k. m. to call the |>cople to “Communist front” and, "Com- saw that orgianizatioh’s treasurer by as has been the c m with 1 p. m. today. Mayor Harold A, lood have added their voices to . ■ er members of AA reported that ;-«oing to tell him, then or now*,,ttat reported 28 ta d dh the top of ^ pray for peace. CentM* Oiurch muiUst action” organlzatipna reg­ arrested for violation of the state squab producers and pdintrymen. and Clompmny, Investment bankers. WashUljr^^ ^ tnrec Turklngtor, who accepted the flag gj,„th Methodlat Church are ister with the U. S; government sanitary code. This fact was deplorM today by Kailser-naser won the award, on a -ing chorus of requeSU lor the meeting was. in their opinion, | y e s m ™ T tois ftbove z^to...... 1. fop the town, also issued a procla- |depota for collecting clothing for The Communists claim the party branch of contract Charge, iii U.S Rajrmond E. Baglin'of Bolton Mrs. lilHsa M. Paterson, pub­ the in si^tlon of sidewalks in the - the moat fluccessfui to dat^for the heart ach’e, the promises and Northern Maine had three inch- mation honoring XJN week, Oct the needy in Korep through Wed- Is not subversive; the Justice de­ today told The Herald that his district .CJourt in New York City, v ir in f^ T d r the new Waddell W of apow today and ^ r e w ta a partment says it is. And party at­ licity director for the organisa' Manchester chapter. There were i recriminations, “I caught the abill- 19.26. ' nesday. The Community T and arrest has spurted a ttattandous tlon who aald, *^ a'ra but ;,Uie U.S, dreutt there Uter School on Brtita five speakers, including one •wirlinj stonn tn torneys challenged the constttu- ordered the dietrict court to illa- ty to love mv neighbor, through .Inseph Wright president o f! the Amartcan Legion, also are tak- response from budgie fanden(_alL now and It wUl^ba A -General Manager Richard Mar- ...... woman; -- —------^ — rA'ATTcSiightThrthtngxthat were UNAM, made the piesentation of ; ing clothing or' bedding which will abnality of tW"McCarran A ct mlsa the ease. 6us eued,by higher elevations of New Hamp- A two-member panel of the over the country In additiem to finish." tin has received a^U tlon request­ The leader ((’as - a local , man, biortiing. me off. It is the will of the blue taffeta, threerby-flve foot-be. picked up by the juroy In the ordinary ciUsena Interested In see­ Kaiser-Fraser for failure to go X ^shirc. A'crmont and wpstem Mas- SACB, made up of board chairman - A meeting h u been achednled ing that sidewalka' beJlnataUed on 7 ' who. has been a member since God that being helpful to another flag, which marked one of that 'middle of the week. / ing fair play. through with an underwriting con­ aachusctls. . ' . Peter Campbell Brown . and Dr. for Friday night by the OmneeU- the south side of Hlllaid street, 194 7i He explained his drinking slcoliollc has kept me sober? It is orgiiniaatlon’s «rrt acllylUes in . ijqjj UNAM booth at th^ Mu "If we can't fight for a princi­ cut Budgie dlub in an effort to tra ct east of lU Broad street Aj^raec- Kathryn McHale, listened to pro- *8. Refused to review the dispute career briefly and told those pres­ the only rw on. otherwise but for ^•'^’ir^ln"ea''’*to'™come®^’ connection with UN week, nicipXI Building will be attended and-con testimony before Issuing ple,” BagUn said, “what’s the use further its fund drive. The Bran­ tlon, to the west sideline of ent, how, after starting his drink­ the grace o f (Jod I'd be in hell, a hint oredicUne U* ’ A park display at the Center om 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. dilring the of a court and laws. We’re going ford session will be held at the over piece of trial for a 30 million property at 258 Hilliard strert-^a their report and recommendatioiui dollar anti-trust suit filed in fed­ ing at the age of 17, he experi­ living or dead.” / ir.le“ei‘ a ^ wmter " 1 tad window display- by seVer^ week. High achool students from today to the full Board, which has to see this thing thiWugh to the Town Hall at which tlfne the distance of 125 feet. enced no trouble until 1937. From * ^ X f^ e m S w ^ch fell with : merchanU wlU lend atmoipher^ the Current Affairs Club will be end and believe that the conclu­ eral court In Orlando, Fla., against Started Early four members. There Is one va­ group will algo appeal for funds The residents, .who are being then on until 1941 he found that Bah M. of Hartford told of drink­ varying intensity on most of the celebration of the seventh among the worker^ sion will find, budgie fanciera vin­ Jesrts Ball Du Pont and others represented by Attorney Vincent Con­ cancy. . from national bird magastnas. Tbs suit was filed by the drummer liquor became such a problem ing which started at an early age necticut established no records ns birthday o f the 'UN in w ^ s e oh- ' pte mayor's, pi^amation fol- dicated in their efforts to secure P. MePadden, have asked that a ser\-atlon Mancheatlwr ,,joins the Dominated Party View Rids M Glieeli that, dyring that period, he had and continued t^ th e point that losra; Countries over the world repeal of an ancient and obaolete company, which asked 22H mil­ public hearing be held immediate-, an. early arrival. • Brown, who wrote the report, donnecticut Is one of the few lion dollars damages, and by R. E. been ho.ipitalized 40 to 50 times the're came a tlfne when he de­ Official forecasters, who viewed resit of the world. will delebrate tfie seventh anniver­ ordinance.” , High school students have made said that Russia, acting through etstea remaining that still pro­ drummer and (Jompany, which ly, stating that the sidewalks are and even institutionalized several pended.on it to gef\hlm through the fall \feh professlonW. calm, sary of. the/Cnlted . Nations 'Fri­ the Gomiminlst IhtemaUonal. .has Bag^ revealed that although hibits the importation- puMhaae, a matteF of public safety. They tirae.s. He enlisted in the service a complete set o f United Nations he waa out of towh irtstorday, seeks 7 H milUon dollars damages. the day at his work to .* large In- 'said it. came from a series of flags to be ueSd In the displays. day, Oct. 21. Manche.ttcr has set "directed, domlnaWd,' controlled, breeding, sale or glvtiv away of state in their petition that traf- sd f the United States at the start aurance company. He finally got aside the A^-eek of Oct. 19 to 25 for telephone wires to his home and The ttnam deal in Florida Mu­ BQualls and expressed doubt if It Under the ^Utectlon of Miss H<»>e educated and, to soma extent fi­ parakeets and other members of nicipal bonds. flce in the neighborhood ia heavy ofVVorld War II and managed to fed up with his inability, to pro­ .would leave a measureablfe trace. an observance of the occasion nanced” the A m erican Com; office in Hartford have been burn­ the psittaclne family. Medical both in the morning and in the .serve through t; until the end with gress In his work.' the fault o f his Henderspjf of the school art de­ ing with messages from anxious * Thjfr would not say if It had any partment the following students sponsored by the UnitM Nations munlst party. authorities here connected with evening, and the lack o f sldewalk.3 no ntsro than ordinary ttouble. own drinking habits, that he fin- long range significance. As^iatlbn of Mmicheiter. Observing that at no time dur­ callers, all sympathetic to his sit­ the State Health dOmmiseion re­ constitutes a dangerous hazard, But aftor being demobilized and allv sent his boss a telegram on madaAhe detailed authentic flags uation. , .ft the New Haven Weather om^beavy paper: Mary Parmaktan. ^Ine United Nations u the one ing the long hearings did the Com­ gard the regulatlona M a check on especially to, children walking to returning toicivllian life, he found February 12. \ Offers of Aid Allies Smother budsau, a spokesmta said that ,^irley Bleu., C arol Foraker, gommon light of tape among the munist party disavow relationship paittacosla or parrot fever. the Broad street school. the old pattern of drinking crop- The telegram read. "Tojisy is within recent years snow had fait peace seeking countries in this time with the Soviet Union, the panel's Offers of financial aid have been The issue of protection for chil­ plngHJP. with the inevitable trag­ Nancy Marshall, L«ls Peoples, Iai- received by the club's main oSica Shortly after hla arrest Satur­ Lincoln's Birthday. Lincoln freed | en » t least four times earlier cille Gaudreaii, S t w d r a D«wV^ o f stre^ n n d indecision. Our city decision said: day, Baglln released a statement 2 Red Attacks dren walking - to Waddell S(dioul edy fofhm-ing in its wake. the slaves. I am resigning,”...and; . October. In 1945, he said, Elaine Duncan, Donna LaVlstsi, can help Illuminate this ray of "There are no protestations of to the tune o f some $1,500 tad has already prompted the Board He had 'hwn introduced to AA more ia expected as the case from the budgie group whl<*,_ _ _ -wwam according to Bob, "that did It.” - obli traces were recorded aa O ct ■Carrtyn Janssen. N elsw Sprstgue hope with activities dtiring. U.\ repentance and. reform.” of.Directora to order the installa­ locally, .flnding.^^ the. oM y help he A fter that followed, sm Interlude The report went on to say the draws near for hearing. BagUn provided Informatloii that about fg A f-ciIrA / 8, 14 end 16. adding tta t a tract' tad Berlie Morrison. week when public meetings and 44 atatea have dropped thla regu- 1 * v A A datlkC .l.g.UJ.9 tion of sidewalks on Middle' turn­ had ®ver encbwritered. ’’Only o f Jobs until World War II came » . y / - - Herald Photo. . of taow was recorded^n Oct 10, evidence clearly establishes that is scheduled to appear in Bolton pike west and Broad street In ■Approximately 600 persons attended the Lutharan Laymen's A a s^ h ly which was held last night Three public meetings tave been displays in our- stores bring the laUon and that in 1951, the aur- one’s self can dettamlne whether along, and he found hlm.sclf frozen he American Communist party Town Court Nov. 4 before Judge addition, the dirertors, at their at the South Methodist Church and heard Dr. H.arjld E. Sponberg s ^ a k on ’’Men -F o r God and Coun­ ^ planned to bring the UN closer functions and Idealism of'the Unit­ geon general of the United States or not the AA prog'ramcan work In his Job wiHi plenty of chances * NATURALLY, IT'S THE SAME IN SIZE rcportsAncluded one of ed Nations to our people. ' * has the same principles and goals John Swanson. (OentInMd fran Page Om ) meeting tomorrow night, will hold try." The fifth annual rally was sponsored by the Hartford District Lutheran Brotherhood. niiqwn 'ft)day's to Manchester. Dr. Philip Bur- abolished an inter-atate anti- or not. A man must acetat thfe to drink. After the, war however, a f t risk” sn ow ^ l at Norwalh. ' now which It has fostered since However, some doubt was ex­ a public hearing on a proposal to fact that he is an alcohoffc and things became tougher and tough­ above are. left to right, first row, Roy C. ,'ohnson. president of she Emanuel Lutheran Brother­ lictt will speak on the technical Progress results from effort. Ef­ pressed by, legal observers today budgie law. . Bristol press reported "a forts of communities to Inform Its Inception: and has always ing both hills, and unloaded tons build walks on Woodland street then with the organization -of er. He also went to an AA meet­ hood; Rev. Carl Olson, pastor of Emaniiel Luth ?ran Churc>f Ralph M. Johnson, of Wnterhury. rhair- ^ , AND WEIGHT BUT EXTRA HEATING assistance program tomorrow maintained the relationship of un- over -the selection o f a trial date. The release from the fancier’s man of the district committee for the •.'ally: second row, Eric Anderson, chairman of the local tally vcdtablec f c _ - brtzzard" raged for about night at Verplanck School. On citizens of the value o f the United of bombs; rockets and searing gas other ex-drinkers, the fcllowshllK ing but no success came because ISininutcs^ in nearby Walcott. Wl VH- questioning subservtence to the The tlpie selected also happens to organization also stated that committee; Conrad Rohs, president of the Hartford it .strict tootherhood, and Eldon Kohs, vice president Thursday night at South .Method­ Nations is a steady progression to­ psittacoais is not confined to ollns on the Communist stsging ahd companionship of others who {^ still did not let it Interfere with SATISFACTION MAKES THOUSANDS toii;>nd Fnirflcld early reported Soviet Union.” be a national ejection period and have the same problem, a man or of the National Brotherhood, both of Naugatuck; and pr. Sponberg,______ist Church Alexander Lambrlnudl ward a free world. members of the psittaclne bird area. FirstUNWeek his ''prinking. When he finally b e i g hit by the storm which, ap- The party "Uvea fo * th e day town officials may be too occupied woman can find, rehabilitation. reached what for him was his bot­ will lecthre on “Ignortace— Bar­ I urge the people of Manchester with votit^g procedure to take on family but can be traced to barn­ Battle Way Out ^.patontly, had run Us course In to participate In the celebration of ,^hen It can Install a dictatorship What makes it work, I do not tom leveV .something clicked one Scouts, followed by Hartford Dis­ SAY 'A TON OF *blu6 COal' IS rier to WpHd Understanding,” A the court case. yard fowl, pigeons, pheaaants and Early in their assault, the Com­ ml. Their parents agreed to He leaves his wife, Mrs. Ella Illness.' nccted to dispose of these without first Is expected—sub-freeslng Sunday and 9 a. m. TT'e Commun­ committees as advisor or assistant son as director. One of our better''{' and House in the Legislature so! temperatures. "No member of Alcoholics Anon­ Today his faith in AA grows day cern. There are two vitally impor­ with velvety-soft, eir-cushiotied in- the experiment. No child was In Bender, Brimble; a step-son, Ed­ E''uneral arrangements, in charge 1 further hearings ists used 162 mm. howitzers In to the U. S. delegation in many church choirs, this choral group J. Howard McGrath, then the At­ that he can put his program Into : ymous will ever get dnink try­ b.v day and he does not fear alco­ tant prerequisites for such god­ r:ersoles end buoyent support to the dan” er at any time. mund Pehl of Hartford; one broth­ of the W. P. Qulsh 9\meral Home, — I!______their triangle hill attack. sessions since then. His present liness and patriotism, he said. sang "O eate in Me a Clean They were Inoculated with a torney General, started the pro­ effect,” said State Senator Elmer Issue In Doubt ing to help keep another human hol nor the flilure becanse faith arches . .. Por substintiel savings end he W. G. GLENNEY CO. er, Eh-nest Brimble of Hartford; arc incomplete. S. Watson in his talk'this noon to position is staff advisor on Multi­ The first is commitment to the Heart,” Mueller; "Adoremus Te Vacemo brewed from O ) the spin- ceedings against the party In South Korean troops with gre­ sober," said Dick T. of Bo.ston, and fear cannot be entertained at Expert Factory Frtting Service, consult and several, nieces and nephew(L the Manchester Klwanis (Club. lateral Affairs for the Point Four the same time by any man. he said. Christian Life. In order to be (Jod- Christe,” Rosselli; "Tryggare,Kan NORTH MAIN ST. TEL. 4148 a r cards of monkeys stricken with November, 1950. by petitioning the nades and rifles Monday fought Mass., who had prefaced his talk yOUR LCKAL SHOt COUNSiLLOR^ Funeral services will be held at Mrs. Bolblne B. Rotliammer The Republican party cannot be Eisenhower Blasts program, Bpreau of United Na­ with the statement that his (ftn- After the open meeting a large fearing countrymen, it is neces­ Ingen .'Vara.’’ Swedi.sh Folk Song; : polio and i2i a chemical render* 2 p. m. tomorrow at St. Mary's SAGE to find the party to be "a toward the. crest of Iron Horse and "This Is My Father's House,’’ j ing-the polio viruses harmless but Mrs. Balbine B. Rolhammer, 79, held accountable for the operation mountain, - a west-central front tions Economic 'and Social Affairs, ployment record coiild qualify him crowd gather*^ at the Pathfinders sary first of all to be loy.Sl to God. MEL JfM'IIIMHEN Episcopal Church, and burial will Communist-action organization then to neighbors, then to oneself. English Melody. I stiH capable ct producing anti­ widow of August W. Rolhammer of the state unless it Is In full con­ Campaign of Fear height northeast of (Jhorwon. Department'of State. as an ex-drunk. He was a research Club on Norman street where re­ Tel. Manchester 2-0619 be in Soldiers' Field In the East of 92 South street. West Hart­ within the terms of the McCarran trol,” he maintained. \ Burnett was born In Peter­ engineer by profession and his freshments were servid, and a so­ Tf this relationship is altered so The processional of 200 men was | f Heat your home with ‘blue coal' and FEEL THE DIFFERENCE At last report the issue was still bodies.. Cemetery. that loyalty to God takes a second headed by a color guard of Boy! in IBSO, Dr. H ^ e had found ford, mother of Conrad C. Roth- Act. - ‘ Senator Watson said that ,tn borough, N. H, He attended Yale work took him all over the United cial hour followed. Friends may call at tha-ttMlarc Former Rep. Vito Marcantonlo (OontlBoed from' Page Om ) In doubt. thijJ be cou|,d immunize chimpan­ amtnef of this tbvvn. died yester­ spite of the split party control of Action elsewhere along the 155- University and Columbia Univer­ Funeral Home, 23 Main street, to­ (ALP-NY) and John Abt. who ap­ the 1951 General Assembly there zees day morning at the Hartford Hos­ mlle batUefront was light. sity. He has taught history and night from "• to 9 o'clock and to­ pital after a brief illness. peared as attomyes for the party were some good measures passed, discriminated against eastern tad social science and has dope con­ Eleven b^pdden children at morrow until noon. during the hearings, contended some instituted by the DemocraU southern European people. RcM"'ood/ln good physical condi- Born In Alsace-Lorraine, siderable historical research work. that the McCarran Act carried but most. by the Republicans. The crowd cheered when the Mrs. Paul Adams is chalnnsn tiej^ de?mfe their handicaps, were France, she had lived in this coun­ /J a m e s N. Spencer try 65 years, residing in West with it "a built-in verdict” and Among those he mentioned the general Introduced hla wife, Ma­ To Hold Confab of the committee for 'UNAM pub­ ----- ^for the human trialfl. James Norton Spencer of 415 Hartford for .the past 45 years. that the board had no other rtnirse legislation which gave Cormecticut mie, from the speakers stand. .She lic meetings. Working with her te.st.s .showetl only 'one of Vernon street died suddenly at his She was a member of St. Bridg­ than to issue an order to register. veterans of the Korean conflict carried a bouquet of red roses and On Development are Norman Arey and Charles m had antibodies against more home yesterday morning. A truck et’s Church and St. Bridget’s It is virtually a foregone con­ the same rights enjoyed by the gave the crowd a warm smile. Gipson. The second meeting -will n. one type of polio virus, bc- driverWith the Standard Oil Com­ Guild in West Hartford. clusion that the full board will state's veterans- of both World Although the crowd w a s' esti­ be on Thursday night at South fatc the vaccination. pany In Hartford, he had worked She leaves two other sons. Wil­ adopt the panel recommendations Wars; the home rule bill which he mated officially at 15,000, the The probleme of attracting in­ Methodist church in Cooper Hail 2 Six (let \ accJne until 3 a. m. yesterday. He was liam A. Rolhammer of South- When that is done, the way will said would bring government same number as turned out to dustry to Manchester are elated when Alexander J.. LambrinudI, 5?r. Howe dectde \ h »! H- which were originated in the 1951 den. Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 .’ ’What do you think Of that kind fl'-htibodics for prolcctlop. are He leaves hi-®'wife, Mrs. Kathe­ Republican House. These meas­ Brings S12 Fine raintifactured in the blnotl of any-' New Britain avenue. West Hart­ ~ Manchester's streets will carry of lying, that kind of drtvel?” he rine Sedgwick Spencer of Manches­ a bit of unusual traffic tomorrow ures are. the w riyng of the dual demanded. efie who geU the polio virus. ter; one soh^ James C. Spencer, ford. with a solemn rqgulem Mass Public Records In St. Bridget’s (Jhurch at 9 when a matched team ot Morgan job law into the constitution, the Program ot T'ear Paul S. Hildebrand, 25, o f 80 ■C f every 1 000 mfecticn.s. it ts with the C oa « Guard at Cape May, recodifying of the constitution It­ "They are trying to aell you a o’clock. Burial will be In \M^- mares will pull a 102-year-old WU- Linden etreet, waa fined $12 on « eil.mated, le.«s than 10 result In N. J,: and one brother. 'Kenneth program of fear,'^ he continued. St. Benedict Cemetery. liamsburg coach around town. self to make It more clearly \m- Quitclaim Deeds charge of violating rules of -the pA nlv.sis. pre,*;-,ir.’ablv because the Spencer of South Coventrj*. derstood, the InstltuUon of an an "Can you imagine the mendacity Friends may call at the funeral Jack Keefe o f Richfield. Conn., Margaret F.- Meirer to Albert road growing out of an accident No, This Is Not The Title of a Movie, But Only P f ■^orv did not develop enough The funeral will be held ,Wed- nual session of the General As­ of the men who tell you thoee yesterday at Center street and home from i to 10 p. m. today. will be coachman and he will be H. Merrer, property on Hackma­ a»( bodies in lime to halt the in- n(^ay afternoon at 2 o’clock at sembly tor budgeUry purpws things!” Morse road. . f^ lo n .- decked out In colonial costume as tack street. the Holmes Funeral Homo, 400 will ’ Colonel James E. Pepper,” a only, and the mandatory redla- "How low can you get in this Hildebrand told the court he ’ ' ' • 3rhe rc.'t her,-me .la.i a.= immune I Main street. Burial will be in the world?” he asked and the crowd Ooiiaervtotor’s Deed passenger In the coach. trictlng of the State Senate every crossed the center line of Center tfljattack, fr, ■!- I hot sanjc typr of I nuc.kland. Cemetery. responded eg _ it_____ did______elsewhere Inez W Templeton, conservator street traveling, east and struck Funerals The coach will arrive in town 10 years. vB t. as ji th V hid liccn para- The funeral honic will be open '"These meMures,” said Watson, along the atare line thia nionv I of the estate of Joseph R. Temple­ an oncoming vehicle driven by One of MANY Sordid Phases of an Administration about 9 a. m. and wUl remain ing. ton, -to Leroy Oourtright and pA'-a. ■ I for the convcmence of friends to­ Walter 11.'Palmer "must be presented to the next Beatrice Stephenson, 28, of 35 here all day. At 1 p. m. It will be Republicana, he told hla hear- Tealle Otortright, property ■ *^t l'’3't Of p' r (vr.l of all people morrow from 3 to 5:30 p.m. and The funeral of Walter H. Palmer General Assembly and passed by Comstock road. East Hartford, ow n 15 n-'.e I- on pn-terte.i t!i.at in front of the Silk City Package era, were "two horned devils pic- Mill street from 7 to 9.30 p m. of 248 Wethfrell street'w as held a two thirds vote before they may badly damaging both cars. Store, 201 North Main street where tured” by Ms distractora. BuUMug Porailta, •yestercla.v Afternoon at 2:30 at the be placed on the machine# for the Miss Stephenson and a passen- smma Gluh-ihr .a Mimd fa> tor | ' Mrs. F,rnei>t Hark Max Glalber. president of the Introduced on the Green by T o Richard U J. McMahon, al­ er in her car, Concetta BotUcellu, Holmes Funeral Home, with Rev. Manchester Package Store . Afzo- peoples' vote. All of them #111 not frtm peopic w'no !;.:ve t" 'ouie no-| Mrs. Eva V.'iers Hack, wife ot pas.s I am sure unless the people Prescott S. Bush, Republican aena- terations and additions to dwelUng 0, also of 35 Comstock road, were T»■ , Windsor, died at the home the Second Congregational Cfhurch, taking ceremony. wanted to talk, not "merely” as a treated at Manchester Memorial North Coventry, officiating. Burial "This town should be particular­ To Jacob O. Bartz, alterations uShfUl in M ttiirg the illne.ss daughter, Mrs. Theodore The cavalcade is part of an ad­ ly Interested in the redlstrictlng of candidate but as ’’one' Amerclan to snd additions to dwelling, at 102 Hoepital atid released. ^ 'r._D a v !d 13 d'.an, R ( ollcngue-of Wrighl'.s Lane, Gla^tonbifrv, was in the Center Cemetery, pov- vertising campaign by the James another.” • A rules of the road Charge ventry. the Senate,” he said. Manchester Walker street. $100. Vt Howes, has found that pol.ol ibLs morning after a long E. Pepper Co., of Lexington, Ky„ Is In the second largest senatorial The all-important problems of To wmiam Lessard. alteraUons against Charles F. Lamb, 67, uf v^-uzes «U:y in ir.c I, oml of in- . be^„ ^ Bearers were Edwin Palmer, umerous members of Mr. Truman’s “official family” have been Involved In sordid a distillery. district, the fourth district, which peace and prosperity are related, and additions to dwelling at 172- Brandy street, Bolton, was nolled ■uriie Truman Administration has Introduced Into our history an unsavor,' perlixl fC9ll6U chaJnparvzecs iv>r scvcml . . . an Clarence Palmer. Herbert Palmer. he said. "We must have sound gov. on recommendation of Asaistant Ndi-allngs: undercover deals, fraud. Influence-peddling, shakedowns, (Ir-ups with c'A-4 before lavad.ng tlie m rves | ^°t'th Windsor for. the past 42 Harold Palmer. Archie Palmer and Is comprised of some 46,000 voters. 174 Spruce street, $8,500. * which uUl be remembered as ’The ScandalOlu Year*,” llie period of •The Mink - criminal syndicates, heads of agencies Involved In questionable, manlpnlatlou^ padding., Proper redlstrictlng, explained ernment. and honest leadership, To Arthur ironfield, altera- Prosecutor W. David Keiths a t causmu pavdysis. If the m on - i-Voars, and was a member 6f the Lotii.s Brown, Jr., all nephews of * Lamb struck a parked enr owned of payrolls, featherbedding of staffs and other ncHritle* loo numerous to recount here. Pleasant Valley Club, the, ciurdidste, .would make each above all determined to protect the ( ’oSts,” IThe FlVe Percenter*,” 'T h e Deep Freezers” and "i^yenim ent by Crony.” Re-^ kft-.'f ar^. grveo'pivmTna giobuiin by the deceased* A b o u t T o w ^ free world.” ™ tiona and uddlttons-to-dwrtUiig at by Alna'ndelr J. Csaszar, 48,-'o f 25 - ■ jt ,vlh take many years to Unravel the skeins of financial high Jink* and shenanigans. .,oA heforti thert, the , virus is di.s- Besides here husband and M aq^ster vote count foir m£to 618 Middle turnpike west, $1,000. luctont to inirrenderj wartime imwer*. It has permitted unpreeedented wkste, has tor tta fVsttAa vJeglslaJturo. I Ixenox streeL . The accident oc.-; daj^hti*f,-*.alie- leayes" Ihreeifother Mrtt'' N:-'r: her mother, Mrs. MaJoriVaUer Sage of the Hart­ BtoaUa, Oct. 20—( « ) —Oue Of for nnother four years and trust that he.wlll’he aMe to clean out the “ Augean Stables” kirns',Funeral Home, with burial^ datory,” , "Elaenhowpr holds out the pfftr I atreet, $900. big.» 'V.’ouj'! be tc'mi'orary, fo.r it Lillian Wiers of StaHora"Springa: ford Ttmes Public Service depart­ of peace for the world and pros­ To Joseph A. Brentiee for Joseph the biggest typhoons of the year kJLsny ot you will recall that splendid article In.the May 22, 1951, "LOOK.” * Al* of corruption which has cost and Is- costing the hard-pressed American taJlpSyer so Ja^-.s a 'cw uvclis-.ittcr being in- in the East Cemetery, On National Scene r.vo sisters. Mrs Arthur Minor of | .Friends'may ball'at the funeral ment will ape'ak on ’.'Good Citlzen- perity for America, but gives no A. Prentice et ux. alterations s m bore (town on the central n lllp - murh. For out of your haisl-earned salary check or pa.v envelope comes the money luuc-od ' into anuilier person's | ahip” at the meeting of the WSCS In touching upon the national . though this damning .indictment ot the Truman Administration was published over to .take care of thoer mink coats, deep freezers and <>ther “favors” distributed so Cry.stal Lake and Mrs. Effie Gn's- I home tomorrow evening from -7 campaign Mr. Watsqn said, “ It Is definite programs by which thta additions‘to dwelling at 612 Mid­ ptaes today. The Manila Weuthar o'd - ’ ■ ■ • -.void of Somern, five brothers. Cllt- i of the South Methodist Cffrurch to­ can. be achieved. If he has a recipe, bureun auid It would bit Samar a year and a halt ago, .It Is astonishingly newsworthy today. lavishly In Washington, . nicra .'lie- two i.ppproachvs to, to 9:30. . . . regreltai>*e that President Truman dle turnpike west, $3,0C?0,r-v ton Wier.s of Somcr.s, Walter Wle.rs night at 7:45. (Chairman of the let hint, state It. instead of induig. To Robert M. Alexander for Island early tomorrow. Winds . jK.;uc:ng a vaccine. has lowered the staimards and Of West Stafford. Nelson W'iers of mSrting is Mrs. Ruby Van Syckle. ing in' generalltlea over whita James Dimean, ope-car garage at qp to 140 miles an hour were ' ' Jihc is io develop a rnjld strain and members of the Wesley group ethics of the presidential campaign there can be no disagreement.” oStke disease, which .will give a Somers. Eimore Wiers of West 3 Are IijipUcaled by making inslriuatlona falie 88 Benton street, $1,000. reported at the etonn ceater. .Stafford and Menton Wiers of will be hosteasea. Ehsenhov/er was bundled. in an pU seic a mild' case arid make him statements and accusations that overcoat and muffler as he ap­ u^-iine. Such a mifd' strain ha.s Somers, and five grandchildren. are untrue . . . .Elsenhower’s posi­ The funeral will be held Wed­ 111 Brunner Case St. Anne’s Mothers Circle will peared on the rear platform of Ita The Republican Party believes that the American people are sick to death of the graft, corruption and influence-peddling that has birn deldeveloped for the Ijinsing hold its-monthly meeting Wednoi tion on the McCJarran act U Just nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at special car to aiunver to roar of t AoJ o f polio. But there are po.«- d a y at 8 p.m.. at the home of the opposite of that which Tru­ the crowd which only a few minutes .. come so commonplace in our nation’s Capitol and that while these are only part of the dreary, sorry, tragic mess that is the Rcrosevelt* usinjg even a mild .«t. Mark's Lutheran- Church, z31o risks -in (Conttnoed from Page One) Mrs. Helen McAdam. 52 Weaver man states . . . Eisenhower s^ ed before had heard Oov, John Lodge, YOU GAN VOTC BY ABSENTEE BALLOT Truman Administrations, these alone are enough to damn it in the eyes of the thinking e.iectorate. ' fqfnt o f poli . irus. And 11 is very Glastonbury. Burial will be in tjie road. i this before Truman made his state- noting the snow, quip; . dSctrtilt to produce a . ni>Ul for.m Wappinp Cemetery. . . shavers, and small electrical' ap­ .... "We're dreaming of a 'Dwight (1) if.yau wUl'be abaeut from the State eu Etotatou Day. of'Ull three types o'f polio. A vac- Friends. may call at the W. P. pliances. Teenagers will take over at the Senator Wataon told nU Christmas." * • cifie ;must contain alt three forms, Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main Theh-es gained entrance. Into the meeting "of Center Church Moth­ audience that he has met Eisen­ Eisenhower told his Stamford (8) I f you are ill, taflrm er phyatoully taeupneitated and unable bitau.se all three t>’pes . o f Virus street, from noon tomorrow untU building on the night of"M ay 11 ers aub Wednelday at 8 p.m hower four'tlmes rtnee he became listeners that ta decided years to vete ta peraau at the ra la . ’ a A ko prevalent. 10:30 a. m. Wednesday. Mrs. Hooks Johnston, who has or morning of May 12 by breaking interested in poUUcs. and that ago never to worty about the (8) U yon use • stataut atteudtag srtwol mrtride- tjto State. a i k other .approach ia. to make a window in the basement. They had wide experience with youth each Ume he was impressed by the weather. - tht viruses inert, by using a chem- Pbter F. Muldoon - attempted to break Into' the safe groups, j[SviU be moderator for General's sincerity and great de­ If this Is the kind of weather <4) U you are enoptoyed oataide tiM State aud lualatalu ia togal PULL fHE TOP UVER NOVEMBER 4th! HELP TO TURN OUT THIS INCOMPETENT, l ( i . formalin, which destroya their ■ Peter F. Muldoon of 141 High­ using a pickaxe, prybars, and other panel mseusaion on punishment. sire to do ^ something for the we’re going to get—O. K..*as Vmg rmldsuee In Cenueetleat. afliity to produce -diaease yet land street died at the Manchester tools taken from the repair ga­ Members of the panel Include United States. as It doesn't wipe the grins dff the aiMies the ability to produce antl- Memorial Hospital early this rage in' the same building. 'The Susan (Crockett, Janice Murphey, (Jolonel Watson’s appearance be­ faces of my friends.” (8) It yM me a member et the Armed Feiom. b#l«£. morning alter a short illness. jewelry and other articles were Paid Simpson and Martha Min- fore • the Manchester Kiwanlans The citn ^ began singing, ”Hap>. fcit Howe did that. nick. Questions from the audience CORRUPT AND WASTEFUL ADMINISTRATION! VOTE REPUBLICAN! Born in Ireland, he had been a taken from elsewhere in the was the first part of a dlvidsd py Birthday to You” whsa Eisea* ^tie vaccine waa Injected Into resident of Manchester for 35. will be answered. building. poUUcal program. Next week the bower told them it was the birth­ FOR FURTHER INFORMATION fi j tha thuacle of children. Aa a double years, and w-as employed for many club will hear a speaker who wUl day of Oov. Lodge. The geaeral Police declined to say whether - The Jitodor MysUcettes aub.wtU eljr factor, they were also given years at Case Brothers. Rlghland proaent it the vifcws <>f the said It also was the birthday of they believe the men have any con­ have a Halloween party tomorrow to TEL U27t tr 2-5MS i • The Sem yons Terns,” (IXtOK,” May 88, 198L (Tills Is sponsored by the RepubU(M Town Cominlttoe of MaaclMoter, etc.) ca Of'gaiuma globulin .before Park. He w-as a member-.of St. nection with other breaks tot at 8:30 p.m. in Odd Fellows HsU. Diemocratic parly. Meade Alcorn. State Chainiuui ot ixpdriinent, to combat James' Church. * Ttoa - attendance prise. deflated the Eteenbower clubs, and again o that mi^bt develop. He leaves his'wife, Mrs. (Cath­ Brunners. The children- are urged to appeiu' In'another break at Bnmner's. in costume. Prizes will be award- this week by Chester Hogan, was the crowd dieerad. erine Fitzpatrick Muldocm; tw o won by Geewge French. Ehaenhower suid- he had onros to REFUBUOAN HEADQUARTERS i';- -1 vaccine was administered Sons, Francts P. Muldoon of Hart­ Oct.,2. thl'evea also attempted to «d fpr the funniest snd pret.tiest get into the safe. Several breaks | costumes also to winners ta the jObwnecticiit to talk abouttha f17 MAM STUn taaea about three ipoittha ford aqd John J. . M[i4

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PAGE SEVEW j;^^ 'ttA N ^i^lS I^-E V B inN a HERALD. MANCHESTER. yp|n e v e ININO HERALD> MANutU!t^^l'm" Bed" Vi'Hf ifonwaerthg-'the'untlring-^vrf-- Mgn- Mghtr UP‘ the- west end -ef-f-Beer;~tel»pkee» Beekvllla h-tSIl- drug atoj ec:-' yiound* :to»r r. I8»t' ■army for Integration'ih the-pro^ S^niwlUt, 7S; foitwisr Austrlsit Covantry Grangd was a students ot the Horace v ir. Poiler posed European army. This, ob* dise,” Mrf: K. ■N.^wrt: "Tagerln army officer. chanceUor and-for­ project two weeks ago after all This is to cerUfy that tb w third prize in a State Grange Lec­ Croas" wlU be ahown. Mrs. Emily fichool, Friday afternoon at an aa- forts of the, farmers to water the the Smoke,” Mrs. M. A. Oaiter; of tha original btda had bean ra- on file In the Town Oarii’B OfflcS turer’s publicity contest during Mason of Rockville will talk on crops. servers say, will be no disappoint •Thundering HlUa." A1 Cddy; eign minister. Died Sunday. Jectsd. Tha Board of Directors, & the ARC and answer questions. sembly program. The film depicted S 5 ?EI«at iCaaebeaUr. C6db ^> a* LA Fayette, Ind.—Lawrence P, In Coventry. OOnn., a of the the state conference over tjie week On Week Bad Visit Mall Matt*^______ment to many of the French peo­ ••The Sliver Chalice." T. B. Cos- took this setkm baesnae the low end in Hartford. First pUce tie Tha meating wlU be to organize a a trip across* Africa including the Lindelof, 77, reUred national presi­ bidder on tbs project failed to Audit for tbs Fiscal xssr ending Sahara desert and the Congo reg­ Ml'sa Adelaide Lovett of Welles­ ple, who aUlI look with alarm and tain; "Cumberlarid Rlflea,’-’ N. B, dent of the New York City news- August SI, iS tt of said Town of winners' were Enfield and Kono- town b ran ^ in order to have BATES Oerson; “Nurse on Horseback, meat requirements In bis bid as a r c beneflU inch aa tha Junior ion showing crocodiles, wild birds ley, Mass., spent the week end uneasiness on Secretary Ache- bSM advertising agency bearing Coventry fb r^ b lie inspectloii. moc of Waterford; second place, with Mrs. Donald H. WaiU'ce and HELENA RUBINSTEIN • aa aaaaaa Ethel Hammlllr "Nurse Landon's set forth by tbs town. Red Cross, Home Nursing, WaUr and familiar wild animals in their • • • a f a hU name. Died Sunday. .Attsstr Winchester. Mrs. G. Raymond aa«aaaA*aaaa son's detemlnation to arm the Ttw dirsetOTs rsqusM ed aenorsl family of West road. ChSUenge,” Adelaide Humphries; Los Angeles—Edward 8. Curtis. Mildred C HUtgen Johnaon ia lecturer of the Coven- Safety Council, and home service natural habitats. Germans. TTielr alarm Js_ pfjtw o ■The Other Basket." Jeanne Jud- Manasnr R ldi«rdcd Martin______to -try Orange. T hfv w»ra lazAifier. ^ piygr^mii *h* town. __ SlxtAOrade-Dance Frank Riyers who has been em­ iUI acaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Town CIstk- *aa*aaaaa#*a»aaaa kinds. First, they are still re- son; “pivine Average." Mrs. E. •nt granges enteredenCared in tbethe con* ‘ "LeDoyit — In• Charge Friday from 8 to II p.m announces S'' "Qpyy^-a ************** spending to their .traditional—and H. Kirkland; "Elopement." . Elsie tasL Mta Johnson said ovec-the Tbe-'OrganiutionaL committee of dznts of the sixth grads of Hon I' justlfled-^fear of German military Mack; "Julie,” Mrs. J. K. Mprris; week end. the Nathan Hale Gomimihlty Cen­ W. porter school are h a v ^ ! THB AMOcSl'raD^FRESS “Far Country,” N. 8. Norway; Special Oemmeadation | ter will serve a turkey dinner to dance. .'Students from U>e' fifth First Home Pem ument witH strength. Second, they do' not want "Working with Roosevelt,” B. I. Richard Rialey was given a spe­ about 150 persons at tbe Nutineg grade arc invited to qttend this S aS w a* d lip It5 i eTeaiUd to I t or to rush the business of heading Roaenman; "Green Land." Z. H, cial oomme^ation Friday n ^ t j Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, social aa guests. X Take-lt or Leave-It Neutralizer set! otherwfle ersdlted Europe toward |he full military Rosa; ."Outlaw Thickets,” Les during the 4*H Town commlttee- ladies' night program Saturday at Infant Bwfized ' aaSIoIso the local nows publUhec bew. Savage; "The Lemon Jelly Cake, 6:30 p. m. at the Center. Ernest Patricia Alwink O'Brien, Infant **AW rlabts of republlcatlon of special showdown which will be in exist­ Spqnaored 4-H Achievement Night M Gustt Raka Mrs. M. B. Smith; "Steamboat on Open ’til 9 P.M. Tuesday^ program at the Nathan Hale Com­ G. LsDoyt of South Coventry is daughter at M X and Mrs. Thomas si5&tSSs bmln also tasarred. ence once Ehst and West have the River," D. L. Tellhet; "Salt O'Brien ofj^thdover was baptized jf " munity Center. Richard woa recog­ in charge, pf ganeral arrange­ Bali comes to Connecticut next - J 7 r - X „ £ i,„ t of N. X. A Berr- armed their respective halves of for the Tiger," W. C. Tuttle. nised for hla outatsmdlng contribu- ments. Mre. Edward Schultheiss, at St. Columbia’s CHiapel Sunday RspreasBtatiTaa:; what jised to be Germany. tiona to hla club and community. chairman of the Center's commit­ morning at 11 a.m. Godparents are Wednesday, Oct. 22, when a com- u f •! Pbasaiit tastiig fw HatheSia Spoclal AsoncT — tt*w What is In prospect, if the ob­ He is a member of the Mlx-Maa- tee, aadd over the week end that M r,^^d Mrs. Brian Mlnalga, also p4ny of 49 dancers and musicians, Expression Club . ^ Special for Tueiday Only volunteer -workere are needed be­ qf'iwdoVqrr - - — — • ®i^A§M»'*- OTBSSr-Oy servers of the French scene arc tera 4-H Cooking Club led by Mrs. -the "Dancer of Rali," presents a y INS. , \ . ■ ____ Robert Cleverdon.. tween 10 a. m. and 9 p. m. that full evening’s performance on the a m m y correct in their deletions, is a Selects Officers The committee awarded two day at the center. Anyone who Mnnehestor Evening Heiliid Bu.shnell Memorial . stage in the ■•laid iset-back for a program which the Portable Radio-Phonegrapb club aCholarships . Friday night. would like to assist her an4^ her C d I u m b I n. rUirreepondrnt, Airs, only Connecticut appearance of United States, under the im­ S Bpe^de—-qRslity prodect—sold by os for years Mary Farrell of South Coventry committee, no matter bo^' short Frank Marrhlta.Marrhlta, telephone IVIIli the famed group. Starring N1 The UUinn Gertrude Grant Ex- mantle S-038S. s/w c o m r perious zeal of Mr. Acheson, has was awarded the short course a tlma, in requested pa contact Gii.sti Raka (above) the troupe CAIItn BV C0L09 preaaion Club elected officers at its MADETOSBJ.POR U 9 M echolarahip at the University of har as soon aa psasitrtO. The pro­ hks proved to be a sensation In rnTUMnt mutt be good when thou* been pushing with all Us force and annual meeting at the Grant Stu- ceeds froih the Sttpjper will be used S. Tour For Japanese Art New York where a flve-week.s run sands of doctors prescribe it. This ___ _ Claalas hoots: 2—10" ALIUMS (t RECORDS) M S Connecticut next summar. Wayne S. at Frld^. Influence. did on Cambridge atreet Friday - Clay'Waa named alternate. upkeep.of the was sbld put In its jecond week. fsmoui modem cough medicine sets a. at Moaw. aaith -tbe president, Mrs.. George the g en ^.-r» -c.-- - - u. T^kyo_,j^A -cbnactnsn of loo ■The Oct.. 13 Issue of Life maga­ at once. It hot only promptly re-' ' ► at Tua»day. 'Whether thM set-back for our Kay Hansen won the 4-H Tol­ * wCMittima Preaident tatm Japanese art objects, includ- Ueves broochlal and croupy cough- Bw^ W«da«a^. H. Sullivan in charge of the busl- land County Camp acholarshlp zine devoted several pages to the policy .^fhould be considered bad neea aeaaion.. TOTAL ORIGINAL VALUE $EM3 / 2 11 elected **>8 some nhtloaal treasures, will Ing.caused by colds, but sIm loosens WL Thursday, and Janet EMrodge waq aantod al- dancers. A 23-plece native phlegm and makis it easier to raise. e—fja. ■. Friday... news, or'whether ws-should con­ Mias Emily M. Kisaman was teraale. Hiaa Hansen vdll ittend Of the uu“ '*• «»>ibited in flva.-American Gamelan Orchestra is an Integral •V S^2i:0a«: 10:10 a .at , elected president; Mrs. Robert ng club at a meeting Frl- cities next year, riBTUBsm is taft and mighfy effec­ ad pahUeatloo aaeept Saturday— sider that Uie original bad news camp for one week next eummer. Kyodo News Agency said an part of the show troupe, which tive for both oM and young. Pleas­ was Mr. Acheson's berserk Whitcomb of Wethersfield. . vice Special da^ after achool at the Hans Han- left ita native Pliatarr, Ball, only • araa. ______. president; Miss Mary Halllgan of . ^ Award Given Out " agreement between the U. S. and ant taatiug, inexpensive. launching of a policy which al­ $3863 Other awrardo made at the pn>, -Mn home. Other, officers follow: Jaoanese governments called for two months ago. ^ Monday,-October SO EpdcMIitt Hartford, secretary; Mia's Anna Price g ran were; Record books, cloth­ Vice president, Rochelle Hsrley; most everybody but himself con­ Filbig treasurer; and Mrs. hil- secretary; Jean Ann Bradfield; exhibition of the art objects at the ing, Mary Farrell, first, Jdnet in.New York, Boston, Chicago and ^PERTUSSIN^ m sidered a grave historical, mistake chael Colette of Bloomfleldrlibra- (Better then 33 1-3% redaction) sim nw U treasursr^ Roberta Hansen; repor­ National Gajlery of Art in Wash­ m -- Nf PreNw lleedi#4 or Dyei H* Nr • talisf W •• «ar Mr ^tiak B onb BoomcrsnKS Eldradge, second, and Naopn Grif­ ington, D. C., followed by showings Seattle until 1954. —only events themselves eSn tell. rian.' fith third; garden, Wayne Clay, ter. Shaton Macnell. Other mem­ l i ml ^ abandon it seems like doing a . 4-.H club members. su^through a ccdossal piece of favor to Russia. This is the anta. FAMOUS FOR SERVICE FOR 21 YEARS 130-132 P ««l StM M «ehtatai^Tel. B308 Timothy F. O'Nell of Pine Lake Klippers 4-H Sewing Club after During the workshop program school, Hans Hansen home; neigh­ A KEPORT TO THE PEOPLE OF CONNiCTlCUT ^ Om In A S th t An Mzy pinwov* ptmiaRtM lor any parmaatnt. innuenda strategy Mr. Acheson has worked Shores and Charles H. Knapp have Miss Grant renoried on some of 130 CENTER sf. PLENTY OF PARKING COR. OF CHURCH ST. been deslraated distinguished borhood group North Coventry, 8 hair that.yranta a softer cutL W net, iMS, B.WAT laMkNINT. 1,50 flaalaB ifo it was tried. The rawest successfully, again and again, in the recent activities of the Inter-. p.m., home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ^ste of Truman campaign military atuiMta at the Air Force his goieral policy of taking'the nattonal Toastmtstresses Clubs, ROTC jit w e University of Con­ Motyckaf Coventry Players. 8 p.m. ••r*' stratagy came in a speech which World closer and closer to that full Inc. Mrs. Sullivan read excerpts necticut. President A. N. Jorgen­ Brookmooro Barn. South Coventry. \ from the newly published book Add Gnedt LIsHag rX- - ws^ read for him to a Washington showdown from which Europe sen made the announcement. ga^srtng while he wah in New Country . Postmaster,” by Virgil Thursday. O’Neil is enrolled In the Additional week end guests at 'h’m would like to shrink. \ Geddes. Other members present­ the home of Mr. $£nd Mrs. Jolui E Bingtaiiii himself. To ^ v e the mud College of Arts and Sciences and • e L* *1 Nor is future history itself like­ ed two-mt'nute impromptu speech­ Knapp in the school of engineer­ Klngabur/ in North Coventry were be ithrosm in such a misnner—al- es on a variety of subjects. Dr. and Mry. Walter Scranton and PRBSCIUPTION FHAWMACY ly tp. provide .a clear anawer. If. Following the -nvorkrtiop pro­ ing. ------■— ...... son, Sandy, of White Plains, N. Y.; q O I MAINSTRIft-MAMCMIVTm mo|s aa If Tnnaah hlmadf were Eetablisk Valts of Value f * < for instance, trouble comes, will it gram, refreshments were enjoyed New England Appraisal Asao- Rev. and Mrs. Chester Grossman, o p ^ tia g behihd his own b ac k - sons, (Jh*s1er, Hugh and Wayne, •5r: m i^ have seamed clever strategy. have come because somebody kept as- the members listened to re­ eiataa, the Cltizena’ committee, Mr. Acheson from being as tough cordings they had made at a pre­ and Board of Aaseaaora have ea- of Yonkers. N. Y.; Virginia Marie The idea sms to get the mud vious meeting. The club will re­ and Elizabeth Ann Scranton of 'V-'- M EMshop : as he himself wanted to be, or will Ubllahed unlta of value for per- thrW n and have it stick, without sume its regular meetings on Bonal property such as livestock Falls .Village; and Mr. and Mrs it come because he did succeed, Nov. 7. Rsyfriond Stagg. children, Linda calling too much attention to - the Just in time for after a discussion meeting with - - - Ne'fewburgh, N. Y. process involved. anyway, in being so tough that he ■/ R a l^ W. Driggs, president of the and Randy of Several things went wrong. practically dictated a showdown? firm that is completing the reval­ Manchester Evening Herald Or if, for Instance, peace comes, Week End Deaths uation of the town. Perhaps because the President MIetaken Impreaslon Coventry bureau, Mrs. Ckarlea L was not to deliver this in person, will that be because Acheson has Byron W. Hall, chairman of the Little, telephoBO Coveatry 7-6231. the mud srss made a little dirtier been as tough aa he has been, dr By TllE ASSOCIATED PRESS WATKINS TH Board of Aaseasors.-over the week because other people have slowed New Orleans—Leonard K. Nich­ end eald that a. number of proper­ and the logic which held it to­ olson 71, chairman of the board of ty taxpayers are still of the mis­ gether made a little thinner. him down and tempered his the Tfmes-Plcayune Piibllshlng Co. policies? taken opinion, that no liata' a r ^ , u TH It came down, in the end, to the which publishes two New Orleans ntceaaary to be filed with tnU. fRESORIPTIOIIS WATKINS charge that General Eisenhower, Who can Judge? new^apers. Died Sunday. board because of the revaluaUon D e n is o n , Tex.—Raynxmd of the entire town being completed C!arefulljf Compounded by supporting certain Republican MorfA 58. chairman of the board by the appraisal group. caodidatea for office, had'proved We Had It Once of the Missouri - Kansas - Texas Hall emphasized the f$u:t that himself in agreement with the al- tKaty) Railroad. Died Sunday. an persons liable to pay property Arthur Drug Sioru^ legud prejudices of some of these Adolf Hitler had one sound idea, Bar Harbor Me.-T-Dr. Oliver taxaa, both real and personal, are Garrison Rlcketaon, Jr., 58, arch' candidates. / and it is surviving him. In fact, required to file a written or print­ it's running all over Europe and a aaologist and anthropologist beat ed list properly signed and sworn I t was not ijuite Said in quite known for his studies among the to, on a form supplied by the so. many words, but the Ides you lot of the rest of the world. Navajo Indians and re.search of Board of Asacssors and approved Mm3 For Private Auto Driving were supposed to get was that It's the "Volkswagen,” or "peo­ Mayan Indian ruins. Died Friday. by the tax commissioner, of all Moscow- Rear Admiral Vladi' LESSONS Bisanhower, the conqueror of Hit ple's car,” which he had designed such property belonging to him FROM YOUB HOME mir Fillipov, Soviet Navy engineer and subject to taxation in Coven­ ------Can , ler, had suddenly become Hitler's so that every German could have a officer. Died Sunday. try on OcL 1. Hall also ssid that car of his own. He made the ' e r ERN EST A. LARSON Ideological heir. San Francisco- Maj. Gen. L. R. ues unless these lists are filed with his ’ PHONE 2-4879 Ibe inferred char^ ' was so mistake of going t» war before It Holbrook, 77. : origirrator at the board on or before Nov. 1, a 10 Connecticut’s A. A. Ribicoff, standing at right, foins other members on got In production — using the Army's school for cooks and bak' per cent fine will be added to each grotesque that, against ali the era and commander of the first the House Foreign Affairs Committee in discussing foreign aid with money his faithful followera had list not given in and owoni to ac­ strategy involved, it suddenly be­ ^ X J cording to law. General Omar Bradley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, during a paid in In advance as his own came the major political news of The Board ia at the Town Office conference in Washington. the day,, in spite of the smoke down payment on the cost of war featured in budding .Monday t h r ^ b Satur­ —and few Germans ,aa FUNERAL HOME It 1.S a rear-englned contraption, of Wrigley's Spear­ vfiiklo pork-barrel projocta. When ho announced hia opposition to. the ports had helped pass over the the hands of the printer.-, .-hh- tn b a t Center St. Ttl MB TTiunan veto. General Eisenhow;er, seating four. It can go. 70 mile.s mint Gum with you. State Open Meeting This delicious mra $32,000,000 Enfield Dam on the Connecticut River, the Cengreasmon laid: In a moving advocacy of true an hour, and get 36 miles on a gal- has a lively, full- There will be an open American AMBUkANOfe SEBVIOB Americanism. demanded "a better lOD. It's just the same model now bodied, reai.tpefi’- Red Cross mectngThurfday at 8 “It’s time we in Congress look to the needs of the country as a whole law that will atrlke an intoUigent, cam* Into post-war mint flavor that . ’ : ' first, before we press for laws and money of special interest only to our cools your mouth, moistens your Thayer Luxury Crib! unblgoted balance hetween the I P*'° ft has ban tumad tram 142 £«st Center St ot tha Fraadi Ma- to vapor og lea and Manchester aCths ajgatB'tnaBT. mazijr " ----- .-t • .V / \ V ...U-.w—...

■ M t A O B B G H f rr-S:;-r MANCHESTER EVENING H ^A tli CONN.^ MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1962 - \ I^C H E STE R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, .1 ^ ■ P A G B N m i ^ ~ T““\' F O L i S : y'Vf.nu xtiiTSr i/rzsu-ii,-i,A ^fjlNNY" PPSW ESS^^— “‘"i J* • 9rf!j«wi;Y.'.T;U?:c;i»';Vdi Jn’ *» w WONtL-^1410 M isa**eatH ii»P ■L . V ■"■■ '■ - '■' ■ .' ■ ' Engaged ■ WHISTCt STOP ^ ^ h ;;^ : WDBCW-1860 X J Z 1 7 . 5 T s 4 T O f Sense and Nonsense w e r e — 1*90 Radio and WTIO— 1«»0 / Guest of W SCS -X. Captain on I.aeavc; E!a*tem Standard Time WNHC—Ch. • ■ Andrew D. Gtbi^ of 404 North ,■ W K N B -,- StO Married or Single You con get a LOAN of 't ^ / lS O n a i Main street aniiounce.R the engage- ] Expert Transfer • l o o g e t s " ' " u h e r Switchboard Operator—G o o d W^anted—A mahogany living 'TiuMorrew ; Mias Dorcas Hall,''new executive of hui’ sister, Beverl.v Jane, t h a t room table, by a lady with Hep- 4:aa—W T lb —Bickataae Wife. *:aa--WTfPm-Fr*nk Atwpou Program. • Bring your cath problem to CAiH V9UH9. morning. This ia Perklna, Parkins. W H AT—New»; Polk* Hop. aecretarOTjf uia^ iyoman's Division elmer 'W^^ohn.son, RM3, son TVniiiinf with confidence. Be W » 8 pelw'hite leg*.—Atlanta (Ga.) WCCC-M imIc. . WDRC—Farm Program. Mariboroiigh, Oct. 20— (Special) I S Mac. 20Maik Peckham, and Pottta. 8:1*—M'DRC—Hymn Time. of the Methodist Chnrtth, seefion S confident you y/ill receivo Journal. ■WITHT—C»l TInney. , ' • :S»—WTIC—News. of MrXand Mrs. Helmer' W, John­ — A vet'ornn of 72 missions over sa p $245.80 $3123; Caller—Mr. Perkins, please. Y'ONS—.Tack Downey a Moaltf ^ o p . for education and cultivation, will son of T& rSikard street; prompt, friendly attention. The w p w —It Happen* Every Day: *:M—W’ONS—BiU Jetklni.Show. Korea,' Air Force Capt. Carl E. G. 349.22 Switchboard Operator—Who is WDRC—VaTrn Patrol.' . talk_ tp XlJte h.osto.aae8 for t,Ke.^ toan will be made in your best $ 2 t X 451.45 eantagi-pwitser-• ..Suaan^wTau're. really AAjldlat, —.->>.^^lss The filth: wa«>hi2lit&|bte IM. AlMW#?- to PravlDU»-Pun:lf " M16TAH JAU& HI5SELF/- BE SECKATARV o f 4;S4_WT1IT—Sereno Gammell. WTHT—Bob Lloyd. OS BACKFlELD MEN IS Town Topics n o C9a m u W TIC-F.m lle Cote Glee P "''h ■ ff:4S—WKNB—I'alian Hour. .4-'e -•______ow A srrDowN t i l l WUNNER *4HER& HE'S ASRICULTURE, OLD , .l*Cood afternoon, air! J waa juat paaaing, saw your-TV WONS—News: Mualc to f Amerle*. 8 :M — WTHT—John Conte, on u u tl n a n B WONS—Gabriel Heatter. ALL WOMEN SITS ROOSTIN' ? MISTAH MA30R M AN ? - a*ria! and thought you might b* interaated in —— !" a n n □ a n WDRC—Guy Lombardo, w e r e —News; Musie. - ,r »:80—WDRC—Newa. OEFA OLIRTEAM/ SEER iN' HIM FOR s o m e t KlNir-^ — .. a n c t e m a WKNB—Newa; The Little Show, -THEV S f r STUCK O J HOBIZONTALi 60 Russian ruler 4;4.4_WTIC—Three Star Extra. TVPE O0 LARCENV-^OLE 5 M f □ a u a e s m tVTH T—Stoek Market: riporta. WCCC—U Hiihdred and 90 Hit* SOME MILKMOOSN 1 ----- Worth, L*«"Preys WONS—Newa. MAJOR IS MADDER'N A HOS5 AIN'T THAT^ ■ a □ a a « 3 ' WDRC—News. tC L . 6161 ON T K OTHER. SlI^E 1 «:».V-WONS-SporU. WHAY—Italian Program, 824-528 PU/ ON A STATUE 08 JASO N 2 , Texas VERTICAL m u m AN' SABOTXSE US.' SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH • a a u 1 , ^ ;no_W QNS-Fulton Lewis, Jr. W TH T—Br«»»kfMt Club. MANCHESTER MAN O'V\/AR.^- • Salt • J W TIC—Theater of Melody. M AIN ST. CHy. 1 Bitter hostility □ a a m a V, DRC—B-'nlah. »:W _ W K N B —The Little Show. UUh W T H T —Governor Lodge. 2 Heraldic band □ □ u a « a a n TVTIC—Governoi, Lodge; 9:15— WDRC—Thin U Hartford. f Town with a 3 Ceremony m u id M ia n n ra 7 .1S_W 0NS—Tello Teat. WONS->J«ck Downey n WRXWorkF. health resort a n n a n « i fijn W TIC—Miisle. . . W KNB—Ed Swelt Show. 4 Periods of UEJ □ a m n a n a W TH T —Elmer Da.vis. : . 9.jft_\VONS--vCrc*n Pntterion Show. 12 Big town in ofBce ■B DRC—.lark Smith Show. WCCC—Newn; 12 Hundred and 90 Pennsylvania CIU u a n a a a m n n u 7 .jO—WONS—Gabriel, -lleatler, lUU. . 5 Hawaiian tVTIC—News of the World, W TIC—N.'wli; Your Garden* 13 Pen name of wreath 25 Prayer ending 43 Heron TVHAY—Svmph'ony 11*11. WHAY*-Itallan Munlc. Charles. Lamb W TH T —Lone Ranger. ' 9.|ft_V\'DRC—Bing Crarby. 6 French region 26 New Jersey 45 -— Jaw, W ilA Y —Famouu Trials. 14 Church seat WDRC—Club Fifteen. 7 Small cats town town in '7;I.V-W DRC-Ed Miirrow. W TIC—Victor H. Llndlahr. Ward Week Sale Ends Saturday 15 Extremists WONS—Charles Kasher. W KNB—Qulx Call. \ 8 Comforts 28 Dried - Canada l•:•«^WDRO-•Arthllr Godfrey. 17 Exist " n TICr--On8 Mah'a Family. - , , 9 Periodical 30 Castor and 46 Vegetables 7 .,Vj_ w o n S—News; Concert FcatlTV- WTHT—Mi’ True Stor>^ 18 Considers 10 Persian elf PoUyx’ mother47 Theater seat i -no WDnC--Sllsprn.se. WTIC—Welcome Travelert. WCCC—12 Hundred »nd 90 Hits, 11 Intimidates 31 Paradise 48 Devours W H AY—Cote Glee Club. ' 19 Absence of W TIC —nellroad Hour. / W HAY—Italian News. germs 16 Reach toward 33 Pole-flattened 50 Nathan's WONS—Women of the YrarX W KNB—Throujfh The YEARS, WTHT—Henry J. Taylor. • 10:1.’!—W'DRC—Arthur Godfrey. 2t Special (ab.) 20 Town in ellipsoid nickname W iftT —Italian MUsic, i;tit--wHA>-Bit ■ ■ X ' 23 Boy 's Kentucky 35 Town in North51 Sacred image W TH T—Travel Dian' of the Air. W TH T —WWspcnnjr Streets. '22'Dropsy |.3P-_WpRC— Arthur Godfrey Talent lOilW—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. nickname . ■ Carolina 52 Vipers U*TIC—Double, or NothiYig. 24 In this place Seouta. _ 24 Cured pork ' 40 Towh in Ohio 55 Household god WON'S—Crime Does- Not ray, WCCC—News; Mu.«lc. X.1 27 Roman date TVTHT—Sen. Benton.' WKNB--H>atrry Voice. W TIC—VolrK of Firestone. 19:45—W TH T —\Vben * Girl Mafrlea. 29 Part in play 1 1 9 r ~ I 7 t 9 10 II WDRC—Arthur Godfrey, • t (pRtVATE eve W H A T —Western Caravan. ' 32 One who g-as—W TH T —Chlrago Signature. 10;5:v—WONS—News. J A S O N ' i |;(»._VVDRC—Radio Theater. 11:90—WCCC—12 Hundred and 90 Hlti. migrates it - IH ON T h e 3 0 6 - W T IC - Sen. BetHon.. , WONS—Ladies Fair. 34 Ran together W TH T —.ireaklng of Books. W TH T—Laore Journey. 36 Save d A w - TVONS -BUI Henry and the News; WTICf—Strike It Rich. a WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. 37 Live Reporter's Bounriiip. W H AY—Italldn Voice. A' Enough Ik Enougfl BY V. T. HAMLIN A i4 » »:I»-.WTHT-N.C.CJ. 38 Inner (pfeflx) 9-S(V WONS - Top Thirlys. l,t.v -W I^ B -8 4 0 Club Musir. 39 So be it! W H AT—Night Watrh. l:nh^W.THT-*Wc. The Women. tM eOKT lou a FRIENO AND YOU’VE NO RIGHT AWRIGHT, I'VE HAD 21 ii jt W T IC —Rand of Amerlea. . 1 ;av„>\’ONS-Ncwe. 41 Container 11 :S5t^WDRC—Griinu’' Siam. OMJOHT FIRE AH'BURNEf I GOING AROUND SPOUT ABOUT ENOUGH... i W T H T —Frank and Jarkanti. 42 Tell a ID Otv W DBC-Bnh Hawk. . W TH T—Break the Bank. ^ UP...BUT NOBODY MADE IMG 6PARK5 UKE A NOW EITHER YOU » A H FT H » WONS—Quern for a Day. OF BtKMQ GOT ANY BURNING HAYSTACK. LAYOFFORIU... falsehood a ■' W TH T —.lohn Daley. p i WONS—Frank Edwardi. W TIC—Bob and Ray. BUSINESS WALKIN' /“ V VDJ MURDERER! 44 Esau it H is is W TIC—Amerleas Music. . . WcrC-SN«w§: 12 Hundred and 90 ABOUND LE56 N l i i i a —WONS—Music Lovers Hour. Hits. 46 Promised W KNB—Music from out of th# IV^st. te *\VTHT—Coiirert Hour 49 Ancient Gr'ecli • f! IlitJa— W TIC—Nen's; Pangsrouty^ As* 11 :48—WDRC—Rosemary. \ cbipny W TIC—Dave- Qarrowsy. 53 Goddeu of th< 1, H 90 4 W Trout; Dane* Otwestr*. • Afternoen 1 W HAV-eNlls Watch. 12:90—WDUC-vWendv. Warren. dawn WONS- M^isle Lovers Hour. WC'CC-Luncheon 5n(^cale«,.a * • 'JY- 54 Means of ft si Iff 44 11:00—News n« all StaUons. ■ WONS—Curt Massey^TIme. HAND TOOLS'CUT.PRICED transportation i ll.fl»_ W D R C —You and the World. WHTT-^alfM Voice.' % if r i»* ■»». S6Time of life W T ir —Nrwa. ^ W TIC—Down Homers. 57 Volcano in i i H jj.G fi^ w p p r —Piibllr 8rrVl<^ Proirram W TH T —tuncheon Music. Top quality Hand Tool* all reducad to one low pric*. "M y littia girl waa mighty good company at that aga— I a l l iso-W T IO - See you at the Polls; 12 2 0-WCCC—News. Sicily Surprise Serenade. W TH T—Phil Becker; News. Your choice of any item in this outstanding grdupt [ hop* yours dosan't grow up to marry a miltionair* too!" 56 Upon n u H B'ONS S.mphonv Hall. WTIC—Marjorie Mills. - TVONS-News. •WONS—Woman s Pape. Reg. 2.49 l;(qnd Sow, Reg. 2.29 Block Plane, Reg. 59 Gender WDRC—Itomance of Helen Trent. CP <'■ BY RUSS M'INTERBOTHAM WDRC—News. „ , , , W H AY—La Rosa Program. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES N o U s e BY EDGAR MARTIN I'- IS - A r t Van Damme Quintet. 1 2 :4 ^ WCCC—Music for Milady. |s .4(v_ w t IC—R io Rythms. WDRC—Our Gal Sundav. IJ rSS-WTIC—Newa. W TH T—We ‘ he Women. CANT BE A METEOR...ITV„.ITS . 'A l l tzieuT, * 0 •W\& OVIT OF WtW-QliVTF. T « t » «>V T k 'TVME L YOST 1:99—W D R t—Newa. A /MAN! WELIOM... VOOR’te DOKiT SHOeW &VOb3.W9HNf>S*. FlMOO^H VOOHOS T'COOKil ,Y O S O OVO W'TlC-iNews. COME AND W'CCG—Manchester Matinee. OFF ViVCAW VFfiF. T\ MOOLOt^'T VAAVFFR W0KOV5 *. W H AY—Betty Klmbaa. 6 E T IT! ^VSF ®>VOW .WiiH ? W QKS-News. \VTl& —Paul Harvey. Television W K N ^ N e h r s f Request Matinee. •iU:.- 1:15—W D Ri—>Ma iStfkIns. WONS—Yailkee Food Show. W'NHt— TV "W'THT—Show Tunes. *' W TiC—^uke Box ••Jingles. ^Iiw X K ale Smith. X , 1:B9—WD.RC^Toung Dr. Mslon*. 6:00-Short Short Dram*.!-e I WCCC—News; Mitichester Matinee. 6'16—Meet TherBiara. ^ *K N B —"Akpeiirsn V rrietlei.' “ ■ — 6-70—How(,y Dondy. , lt4 5 i- W O f^ T h c Giltdlnk Light. - B OO-TwUlghl Time, . ^ O N S -^ n w t Jerkins. R-16—What One Person Oan Do. ttfUrayC?CC-^Ncws. Music. R S 0 _ A titn nr8adlak: - -r-esi— W jK T —Open House. ' ^ R 40_.Wea-her Forersst.’ ■ • W fiS C —Sf^cond Mn. Burton. R tv—WorJd .N'e.w* Tonay,' » W/>!vS—CojiNr Bansoom. .. 7 no-^wiilani .C’Ybirteu*' WTHT—News; Top Hit Time. =‘ 7 30—Mlisiral iroment*. WTiCa—The Doctor * W’ife. 7 40—Itrp* A. A. Rlhlrnff. NVKNB—N fw sj Afternoon Varitles. 7 46—Camel Ne»'a Caravan. 2:I5-«WDRC—Perr>- Mason. X- Ufi. m i >, MA i»i. R flO- Vit.en TheRler. W TIC—Cinderella W’eekend. PRISCILLAS POP Home Front Strategy BY AL VERMEER R ■JO-Jienatnr Benton. 2 22.5—WO.Nfe-^*:e ws Mi^.>*,. FINN A Desperate Move! 9.00—1 Love Lur.v. 2:59—WCCC—News; Music. BY LANK LEONARD 9-.10—Life With Luigi. tVTHT—It Happens Every Day: PO»! 10:00—Studio One.. Scores. New». / BULLV FOR YOU, SONp II 00—RevnI Playhouse, •EVEiRY TIR E CAM I WAVE L T H A T 'S A SPLENDID *Viin.6«Tiu«cYWm»Euw V| PMMmiMK VESIANDMIFVERItFraEl WDRC—Nora Drake. MOTOR BIKE ITHMW1GNNEP A - m i Mr THE iM ai AU.1IC-AH- mSMmSIMTITMWS 111 ;30—Science Review. ' WONS—Paula PRICES CUT ON HAND TOOLS SUGGESTION! i;.on—Film. 2:45-WDRC—Brighter Day. s o m e DAV IOTOFGWONPIASTX BSnU.60M6 AUMMEICNTS tow RA-HUT MW 12:30-Newa 'iW’TIC—New'a; Ina. de Neva . from] ■a WEBd IHRS.HOINJMAN ) AM^Pfl|L-AMP -AAUKMlf^ I Tomorrow Hollywood. e . .^MSISnPONITt ; 9 7 c AM AEII WOMEN'S /WEW nCRP WAT ' a . m .'! . • WONS—Pattei: by Pattertoti. - Tour Choice Any Item REDUCED 7:00—Today. J:09-W DRC—Hilltop House # mV—Teat Pattern. ‘ UAGic HAVE-A. rmsisncQNLY W H AY—Newst Open House. X. High quality Hand Tools— all how at th* same low '■ vwyiosioPiT! 9:4.')—Merrinc New*. WCCC—Music. NEW 8" TILTING ARBOR SAW JO no—Yaur AMfu'nw Shopper. ' W TH T—News: Top, Hit Tlr.te. price. During this sol* choose any item in this fin* PRICES CUT ON ALL TYPES 11-00—VS Peaaiona. W'ONS—.lack Downey's Music Shop. 11 0O_S4rlkc It Rlrh. .W TIC—Lite Car Be Beautiful. * group of values. They're dvrobl* and dependable*, r. M. " W KNB—News; Request Matinee. • Tbnns; 10% Dawn 3 9 . 9 5 Balance Mantblfj' WARD WEEK SALE ENDS SATURDAY 13 00—Nature of Thing*. _ . S:l&—! ^ R C —Art Unkletter. just the tools to fully equip every workshop. Save oiks ,~S, ,,i< 12:1.6—I. 30—Th'e Guiding Light. S$^:^WjBCC-rJIA WITH t h e RUBY PILL rTHOa RCTWT >1 FULL DOWNS ^ * L L MAKE P R iW T Y Br illia n t/ - WKNB-Ne**. ‘ 5 POTEMTATE AND FABOLDUSUV INEALTHV WlHB w e HANNAN SAID ' REG. 39.95, a ttr ac t io n a t am WDlAM GOOD WILL WHEN GONEtHMG h a p p e n e d Tins SILLY TOtVYT SEASON*/ i-^^TONLy^-ro§ru^ER — . OWNER. AND t r a d e s GHOW to 8E HELD THAT lAAV SERIOUSLV AFFECT omt/fous P R I W T SEASON time BE ABLEfy REG. 17.9S ’^1 Word* ■ ® Rivariitfa (TjSgper Dahiaa WOULD BE DEODEP By euzZLE up WHAT ELEC. SAW .6 Tke b it 0Riv«r»ida* @ Deluxa* . tower Grip* Twbaa^ THE RELATIONS BETWEEN s'h a etou ) U ' m THE .TWO COUNTRIES! TNC MALE OP Twe , W6 OWE THEM IN ELEC. DRILL SPECIES — MEANING 4.50-1 f ' 15.35 16.45 < ,17.75 3.45 P R tW T ■ f ' ^ U S ' MACRI OIL CO. \ 3 3 . 8 8 '8.0Q-1A 10.95 12.95 15.75 3.15 (l»t-cmise- • 1 5 . 9 7 ■ X < - f t pmfmemh. A.SO-14 * 1,5.85 J6.75 ■ 18.15 3J5 - a'i: tP-mte- Rang* ond Fud ON 6 l4*Npro*scut-rtp b lod e " frrm P ) 4 AO-IS 12.45 ' 14.25 14.25 3JS . Powr-Kreft palm grip cuts to 2 i i ' vert^ 1 % ' S f i A S e W 24 HOUR SERVICE . 4.70-15 12.55 • 14.55 17JT5 3A3 Ve". drill with geared at 45°. Has baval guide • ■ ' A • • ■ : .f \ METER TRUCKS chuck, key. Utility model and blade guard. % -HP. 7.10-15 15.25 14.55 19.35 3J5 cfdimfier /. •‘'S'. .<*»• o n for wood, metal work.' 7.60-15 14.95 17.95 30.95 3A5 Congress Needs RURNER SERVICE For n 0-120V, AC-OC 110-120V, AC or. DC. •.eo-is' 18.75 19.85 ...... 3-43 . ' t ^ F f / TEL. MANCHESTER /D-la 4.70-14 13.25 14.95 18.15 '3.53 ■ - 4 Cit. «H» >.!»,. w T r,cC ^». V IC F L I N T C.tn-Opener Man BY MICHAEL O’M ALLEY B U G S B U N N Y IKE Needs 4 5 2 3 : * phi Fadaral .lax and four cld Nra. ^Fdlct pht fodarvl l«a* VMSS ^ - 1 s t a n d w o .' TWiGLITTLA i NOW CTDn T ©BT ,..BV SELUN' A WAISirV, AHAUNT.‘'ANP C'AAON.BLAASR/ ^ I 'M USTININ6 IN ON VEAH, w sn tt ill VYHAT MA TAWN*. WSnXHAamT WE AIN'T W H O * THERE? . RUNT VYAG ^A4E WHOM©, NBOTvANP cand y SWEET O U T /MV 1 PUT FLNT OONNAk OtEiVS MA T ' TH' T O ——— ■ — ------WARDCAP TIRES PRICED LOW UftHUM? STATION...l.B'4 AO.r SPVN'ONUl /SOVBRNOR.' • CAN OPENER CWT'5 A siawT/ MV WI6R7OV0U / X CAN'T '■SSl»S i . 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PAG9TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCH^TER. ^COijN.. MONDAY, OCTOBER* 20, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, M ANCHE^R, CONN, MONDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1952 PAGENLIEVEN ------_____i__s____:___:_- ______L:___ ■ • . -: •- — -■■ -___ ! _, . . ; ...... ------— ------,..V .. ' , ,, - , '1^ X South, cjst R erio® “to Troiinig 38"^t o " 18 ■■ .k : t . Boast Top iJiBams Trio of Leading College Pass Receivers THE Chicago Cards Stengel Is Master Strategist Briggs Empties Bench New York, Oct. 30—(ff)— It's a wreck when Cal and Southern Cal pity the South and the Far/'West’' meet ih Los Angeles. I . did jnot^ schedule jmore ^Hitersec-; In the South, .the big boys, tn •fx i ’; Herald Angle Hand Giants --Clowns Only When Necessary' Against Weak^4^ILrFoe tlonal games this seutfh be^tis'e! :ifielr 'approximate' order of nuih;' 5 . those two siectlons are the class j ing are hfaryland, Georgia '^ech,1 n j Duke and Virginia. The firat three EARL W. YOST •/" FiSt Setback (jf . college footb^l as the cam- { have won five games without a i r s / ‘ New York—(AT? Newsfeatures) paign steams Intti the second half. | Sport* Editor —Genius or clown X Roach, Alcinaiiv Each setback and Virginia has captured j New York, Oiit. 30—(»)—^It Except for Michigan State—the ; four. That's a question th%t has been ' Manchester High undisputedj,ruler of the country— | ------'. pears likely the American Confer^ Ar^in tt ’wM seven for the Silk The same combo brought the ball raised for many years in. baaebatl, Score Twice^ Donahue Duke meets Virginia this week Scoring Pafade and Oklahoma, the Midwest has | MONDAY * the Cowboy* Roy ■ Rogers Idol of | National Football CSty footbtll team, but the a^en to the 21. then Castle passed to Too Much Class circles coneerning Charlen.pillon and Georgia Tech the next. week. Get day’s ^ores done early and jnHlions of youngsters, put over. won't be decided until the Sid Blomberg on the seven. Blom- And 'Aitkin Register not shoyfed any particular power.' ^rasn't enough a.a it was defcate (Casey) .Stengel, manager i>t the I The- Big . Ten. !ln--fact,~doe* - noti The- Engineers should beat* Duke, by the StraUord ColIrRe All^Stais tei^ IvcnnsvenhTm qfh—the Cen­ ;ad fo r New ■'Haven with Hal I ^ wh«*. on Stralfaril champion New York Yankees.'v Omjev “Meriden Next TD’ KX A T b o f^ an undefeated team. Wis-1 but the Blue Eievils figure to rule hiu eacn ooy ana giri „ther handyand the National Dlvialon <7 to T at Liongbreak Field, fUrat- tex for the first of seven Strat- Turklngton and Tqmmy Ferguson i should have and then climaxed bis Kndi:i: hAf, X^iZftn.zo. Marshall. Despite this amazing reeprd RoacI) «•«!'«* . . . . 8 : 1 \ coitaiQ and lUinois were supposed i the favorites over strong Vir­ race .haa developed into a oae-taam ford. The locals stepped way out fordXiourh downs. Booe failed to t)arak. winning four consecutive Ameri­ STANDINGS ginia, the leading independent in for the weekly foot^II luncheon show by shaking hands With over t-onveiX the extra point. - Tucklo!*;klfj». SariHitT.Sar.imi. Musti Alemanv ... , . . . 3 0 18 to be loaded, but neither has' stranglehold. of their class and were outplayed can- League pennants and four W L T PF Donahue ... 2 0 12 played up to expectations. the area. . of the Connecticut Sph(ts Writers : 1000 youngsters around the Gar­ THREE CLtTBS-^Yhe aorHand dn all four quarters by the All- A fewNninutes'later, after Vhi- ftiiarrlff: Doblrpi^ln, .McNamam, Kfjfiffrrnrth. Kydf*. world championships, Stengel still Bristol ...... 3 1 0 95 Ritchie ___ ....2 0 12 Nor does the traditionally strong In addition to the Callfomia- Alliance .. Jacx Lavetje. chief | den layhut. Bet a lot of the boys, Browns, Chicagd Cardinal* and x'Stars. The loss was the first for cek's puntXn the 32 went out at • yntf»Va, nUrrrt. .Rayua. has been malignqd as a oulja board Windham ...... 2 1 0 47 Southem CtUifomia and Duke-Vir- scout of the New York grid ' didn't wash their hands Saturday the Stratford 35, Castle pas.sed all Bift ka: Va.aU. Raahan. Connell .... ___ 1 0 6 Southwest have anything to brag New York Giants—ike* tied for th* Hall ...... _____1 0 Michigan State in East Lsjistng, gfx)d. Score read Stratford 13, a bancll-full of gold If he fell in j 2 37 M oriarty ...■ ___ 0 undefeated class. It hardly even of the scribes along with Nutmeg I Day of shopping on New York's Philadelphia Eagles and thd-Waah- pass early in the third period by Kndar riiinmw'r. Mliyrlrk, .Mancia- a mud puddle. Meriden ... .i...O 4 0 5. U. C. L. A. against Wisconsin at Fifth Avenue and all I have to defensive back Spec Klavell. He Manchester 0. \ ftcf..* K'»aak‘nwakC has a favorite for the champion­ college football coaches — Lavclle I fngton Redskins .with 3-3 stiktas. Tarklrj* 8(ralt«T, KuaarU* Rb^phan. Stengel IS a strange phenomenon Totals ..... ___18 4 'l o e ship. Madison and Purdue against Illi­ reported the Giants . are anxious | khow for it at night is a pair of Only the winles* ihttaburgit 8t*<^ took Castle’s toss, intended for- A Gene Bergen fumble on the ! V’inj^k. .\aa51ifr, ■ By HAL TURKINGTON nois at Urbana. The latter will be in the sporting world. He has Tile East hae lived up (or down) to have the Connecticut writers, sore feet. Enjoy one of the city’s ers are hopelessly out of eonten* Ed Marshkjl, on the 2S and went Manchester IB that was recover­ ! ,(Juard.«' PonRla.i, IN>hI. .Scatta. * proved himself a capable, spirited Pushing over aix touchdownii televised nationally. big shows before calling it a day. tion. the rest, of the way. Pat. Bolduc, ed by Walt Trejanowski (UConni [ C>ntar5': Liritra, (»rnovriii. _ •____ ,4:^_zil______to expcctatloiM- Penn of the Ivy visit New York and the writers ! Ba^kJl. ’ZanVaiYpR. Rpfir^'n. . .larobn. and winning hall player and ttOuta- and acoring in ever, period, the I.eagiie, no leas, heada the field In the Ivy League, Yale had hope the date will be set for Stin-1 SUNDAY The pulverising s«n Franeiaeo back to kick, passed- to. Charley put the locals (n a hole. Bunning Shaw, Br.b'uc. Kllla. Lawr^'nrp. Flavpll. — Attend church service at SL Plummer for the extra point. plays look the ball to the 12. Then Sror#* by pprtmlf; gcr. But the brick-bat tossers con­ Manchester Hig’ii Indians rolled up and ohoold win the loop title. Princeton could give Penn a tus­ day, Nov. 9 when the Giants meet 49ers rule the roost in the National tinually use him as a prime target. sle. hut the quakeni seem to have Patrick's, then a fine performance Conference with a 4-0 record. Two Castl^ Little All-American from the first period ended. .Silk ntv ...... 0 0 7 0— 7 their most impre.sslng triumph of Win in aH onip Synsmae, which waa figured to be the San Francisco 49ers at the Polo St. Lawrence University, took the All Slaia ...... '1.1 M 7 17-47 about second beot In the section, too morli all-round claas, Houston Grounds Trinity’s Director of at Radio City. I wanted to see games in arrears are the Chicago From the’ 12. Blomberg went TfK'hf'.f'iWTip. ' SlraLfnrti — Blomberg 2. When first give* an opportunity the sea.son Saturday afternoon at leads the Missouri Valley, hot De­ the Glsnta-Cardinals pro football Bears, Detroit Lions and Green Bay spotlight all afternoon. His paa.ses over. Booe converted making the Mar.«liali .1. ,„naahan. DpZ*'ii2«i. Mt. Nebo, crushing Hall High of M M rheitlrr took a gnieaonte 48-7 mauling at Athletics Ray Oosting passed set up or scored all tlje .Stratford .MaiU’hPatrr— Klavpll. to handle managerial reins In the En«h»: Brown, Alden, liampen^t. Tar- troit could slip to. especially If It game at the Poloolo Grounds but 1 Paiikers, each with a pair of tri- score 20 to 0. That .score remained West Hartford 38 to 18 in a CCIL the hands of Ktichlgan State Sat- along the story of a visit with / touchdowns. Billy B»>oe. former PoMita irorn try Hftnr majors he In-came noteil more for MorUrtv. Kpurni*. Hunnlford, •' nrday. The Orange was sup­ beats Oklahoma A. and M. this Coach Dan Jesse* ^ fo r e the grid didn't get there . . Meet the Ber-^umphs in four start*. '17m d*f«nd- i.nphhngcd until the last .seconds Stratfnpfl—Brwlf n. (plar**nif'f1b>. . Man- game. The injury-riddled Westies T.iukln#; GrtkwnW. KailraF. GlilInP. .Yale gridder, kicked the extra his gags, enmleal ahties and dizzy posed to make It close. week. Defending champion Utah is nard Karlins In an eatery . . Board ing champion - Los Angeles Ram* of the period. The Vinerk punt chpsjcr—pjunimrr (paas fri.pi BoMuD. were no match for the hard-charg­ WIIroh. Ijohlnson MorUnoji. Burbank. . Donahu#. ' ference, there are/lip fewer than pulls ’em out o f the sky. Art DeCt^rlo makes ilreus catdMs for Gwrgla. They are among the su­ look at our schedule. Do you think In yesterday's action, th* un­ a first down. Vic Toplitsky rK w Inromiiefentii— the Brooklyn Dodg­ Sallmonip, Boehm. ragani. PortFr, conference championslidp with Its tion and motor us to 69 Brookfield pa-ss for another toui-hdown. Bboc’a COACH 3V.ALKER Briggs cigar- three outfits undefeated and un­ 40-16 triumph over Colorado State perior college ends. (NEA). ’ \ ' , we can belt any one o f these heralded Chtdlnals eked out n vital Haven Teachers College i took ers (IB34-,3B) and the Briston ed the bench after the locals had Aletnany. McGuire, Albert, LMin, tied—California, Southern Cali­ tean>s? Well, we won our first street. There la no place like Yosh Vinrek's kick to the Strat­ kick went wide, score stood at to pass then tossed tn .Tohnny' Braves (IB3H-43). Five tlntea these fllichie. Barrel*. Saturday. home and the youngsters around 24-33 conquest over th* previously- 26-0. Ivonpo (All-Connecticut hack frolii gone out in front 38 to 6 and the Hall fornia and U. C. L. A.—named In thre^xbut the hardest part of the unscathed Giants. Meanwhlls the ford 31. Then the march began, chilis finished seventh. experience-seeking freshmen and Knda: Oonlon, Connor?. Slighte, the order of their chances of. stay­ There were only two minor up­ the house. Incidentally,' the boys all the way to the goal line. Flavcll scored his touchdown in Bridgeport University) who Casey Stengel raises four fingers to indicate fiHir straight pen- schedule lies ahead,” Opting add­ couldn't wait until the Roy Rogers' Browns, crushed the Eaglas, 49-7. If Cose didn’t make with the sophomores gave up two scores on Tackle?; Arm?trong, Parker, Roy. ing that way. sets Saturda.v. Notre Dame ed'.. Arrive home at an early C^tle waa thrown six yards by les.s than one minute Iq the third tos.sed to Marshall in the end zon”. funny stuff he probably would ants and World Series trilimphs. The 62-year-old m eager hopes to Shea. snapped up eight Purdue fumbles scarfs and belts were imwrapped. . The victories enabled CHavaland Booe' made the .score 40 to 7. The be hack next year to pilot thq Yankees to a new recora of five (lags late desperation passes by Hall. Guard?: Gaer. Fj?hman. Cook. . All boast 5-0 records and all Local Dogs Place First and Third ^ hour, despite a. long traffic tie-up and Chicago to jump into the Pinky Pohl. On the next play, period. liave lieen relegated to the straight Center, Curran. to win, 26-14, and Minnesota End of another week. Castle passed all the way to the After taking Pohl'a kick-off. final Stratford tally - mine on .a and world", championships. Jimmy Roach and Bemie Ale- are hoping for the bid to the Rose on the parkway ., Boys enjoy my trlpletie foe first place With Haw jacket division of the local sanl- many tallied twice each while Bill Park?; Turble. I.,a‘wl*r, Haverty. Bowl, which goes to ,the winner of dropped Illinois, 13-7. Silk a ty 29 to Frank DtZenzo. Stratford couldn't get started and pa.ss from ('.astle to Marshall giv- larliim. Evan?. Rbynu?. Falrburn, Booth. Ar- company in the evening and I en­ York. Donahue and Co-Captain Marsh carl. Kelfer. Fax. the league crowm. One of them Otherwise .the big boys just San Francisco embelUshod Its \vas, forced to punt for the flr.st- ing Marshall his third touchdown He wa.s finally shunteii to the joy theirs. of the day. Aitken crossed the goal line once. Score by pcrlfK.*?: probably will bite the dust this rolled along. Maryland dropped Na­ In New England Futurity Trial TVIESDAY Jordan Doing stature with a resounding 40-16 and-laat-time. Pat Bolduc, ru.shcd minors. Few observers believed Manchester led 14-0 before Bob Mancheater ...... 34 fi 12 f»—.Ifi vy from the ranks of the undefeat­ by throe potential tackicra,' threw Ca.stle threw pa.sses all day'.nnd Fixers May Play in A. L. Hall ...... r . ' t ...... 6 0 ft la—jfi Visitor is Jirhpiy Pontillo, one success over the Bears whUa the the rubber-faced Stengel would Turble raced 53 yards for Hall's Touchdown?, Roach <2). Alemany ed, 38-7; Oklahoma clouted Kan­ Lions remained in contention-by It’s a good car — a weak pass to Bob Millerick that found little defen.se to stop him. ever be back in the big time as a of Manchester's 'leading duckpln first tally. The other two touch­ t2». Donahue, Aitken. Gordon, Lawler, sas, 42-20; California slugged San­ Rare accomplishment In the bird paigner of. English Setters, nc- local man has been able to see bowlers for many years and now Great Job vanquishing Los Angeles. 24-16. was Intercepted by Bob Doble- Tlie fact that all their passes manager. downs racked up by the visitors Booth. ta Clara, 27-7; Southern Califor­ take care of it! Elmira, N. Y,, Oct. 20-^liiP)— • would be allowed to play exhibi­ Point? frn)Ti trv after dog field trial game were recorded quired "Tolagl Sky” as a young through to stages of competition. manager of the Bov^ng Green al­ The Redokina nipped Plttaburgb, slcin. Castle then hit Ra.shan on (lieked kept the All-Stars with an But Casey Is maile of sterner came within the last five minutes touchCown. Eriitst A. Larfon nia whipped Oregon State, 28-6; He too has developed and trained 28-24, in the day’s other gomit On the Manchester ll. After two aee in the hole to throw in when Signs increased to^lay that the tions with or farm players to ABL M»*riarty (2i. (dmpklck). this weekend when two local bird puppy from the breeder, Thomas leys . . Letter arrives from Tom New Haven, Oct. 20—(45—For a Htuff. .As a yopng man lu> quit the of the game as Len Rhynus pas.sed Referee, Farrell. U.C.L.A. thumped Stanford, 24-14; Nunan of Hspkinton, Mass. Her his own dog exclusively and de­ Saturday night Green Bay thump­ -paaao.s failed... Ca-stle^eachcd De- things came.close. dentiil profession for haseball, American Basketball I.,eague ■ teams which have s\ich players. to Mike Gordon, and Norm Booth Umpire. Mato. Autei Driving Instruction Georgia " Tech .’ whitewashed Au­ dogs placed Grst and third in the Andrews of the Aircraft Club with man who had the football rug pull­ Elmira has signed Bill Spivey, Linearnan. - (Tzajka. bloodlines closely parallel those of serves ■worlds of credit for steer­ invite to annual baseball Cham­ ed Dallas, 34-14. . Zenzo In the end zone> Booe made THE ALL-ST,\R.N w;>)e an ex­ not iM'oame It offered greater would vole at its meeting Thurs­ .sneaked Over from the one after a On Dual’Controlled Cars burn. 33-0; Miiihigan turned back ed out from under hiih a year ago. former All-American at the Uni­ Field .Imico. Backnian. New England Futurity. “Tulagl another setter winner Miss Har- ing his valiant contender to these pionship "party-of the PAW team Head Coach .Iordan Oliver of Yale FLEET-FOOTED OUla ICUtSon the extra point and the score ample of n Well organized ba'I monetary gain but liecaiise he Booth to Rhynus pa.ss set up the Time. 12 min. quarter?. Northwestern 48-14, Penn downed and sub querterback Don Panelara, stood at Stratford 33, Manchester day to allow use of players in­ versity of Kentucky, who is now FHONE 2-4370 Sky,” white and orange setter warth had a couple of years back high honors. The setter .was ac­ at the Garden Grove on the 30th. Is doing all righL’ ESKIMO* team. The / made very ' few mis­ loved the game and wanted to volved in the college poinV-spread TD. Jim Moriarty drop-kicked the Columbia, 27-17, and Tennessee quired at an early age from Walter a Couple of ex-San Francisco Uni­ under perjury indictment in New female, owned, trained and han­ who had a tragic accident to cut Coach Johnny Roser’s Airmen have Yale's 13-0- conquest of Cornell 7. takes and exeeuled their plays make It his life's work. investigation. , first two extra points for Man­ defeated Alabama 25-0. Kobertshaw, professional trainer of versity luminaries; were, huffru- . P.\S!SES TOOK the Collegian;; Y'ork in connection with the "fix" chester but the other four at­ Roach. Donahue and Alemany be­ short her field trial Sareer after a won the Manchester Twilight Saturday was its third Ivy League w ith perfect tim ing. The lin.o, a v e r. He ji))Cnl most of his active Harl Robacher, prtisident'of the * investigation. gan to ch>?W' up huge chunks of ded by Miss Florence Hartwarth, spectacular start. The l(x;a] young North Tiverton, R. I., who bred the mentai in the Carda* upset «v fr ANTI-FREEZE into deep Manche.slcr territory Hg'ng well over 200 pounds, onen- playing career, in the National tempts were either shoi*t or were League crown the post two seasons win without a defeat, and now no­ Elmira Colonels, said he expected Jersey City has signed Alex yardage again. Roach raced 13 was named to top spot in tHls an-, woman spent many hours of hard litter which is aired by a dog call­ and last summer the club, also an­ body expects Olivar's eleven to the. Giants. for Dep«ndoble Winter Protection again. Thi.s time Ca.stic took h'red ed holes hig enough for the whole I>>ague with the Dodgers, Pi­ blocked. TraUlng. 23-17, ia. the fouzth pe­ Marshall as his partner. The tally favorable votes from Elmira. Jer­ Groza and Ralph Beard, formerly yards and waa nearly loose. Moe nual breeders' classic of New work with her contender and per­ ed "Tulgl Don” , owned, by E. A, nexed the Hartford Dusty and stop there. ' bac.kfleld to go through together. rates. Phlllic-s, Braves and sey City, Scranton and Wilkes- oF Kentucky, and Sherman White Hall came, to town boasting a Arcari dragged him down from be­ severed to develop every bit Of Slye of East Hartford. riod, Chicago marched 71 yards to PiRMlANINT ft ECONOMY TYPES came on a play where Ca.stle failed good passing attack and pass de­ ' OUR NEW LOCATION England bird. do^dom. In third State Dusty crowns . . Attend Lit­ Oiivar was a coach without h The hackfleld was the fa.stest Been Giants. Barre. I formerly of Ismg Island I'nlver- hind on -the Hall 24. The attack talent that the youngster showed "FROSTY” WON first In the its winning touchdown that waa by the Aces all season, even Pret-' Never what some rail a "great" fense. They left with a poor mark place was another local dog. tle League baseball meeting in the team when Loyola of Los Angeles', set up by a 35-yard Panciem aeri­ And Robert Ga.ss, spokesman slty. Rohaeher said he iinderstoi^ stalled on the 10 yard line. "Highland Frost,” a setter dog! j ^as had several Open Derby at the hlerlden trial on evening at the West Side Rec. where he held forth, discontinued zel .lacobs. as fast as He is, had a player. Case}’ somehow nise to for the Saratoga-Harlem 'Yankees, Jersey City also had signed Gene in both department.,. We.st Hartford moved out to the Labor Day but this was his only al. On a fourth-down play Mat- hard time keeping up to them. the heights when the occasion NO ONE MAN can be singled 1U MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST ow/ed and handled by l-wren7e 1 .“’’4 Ernie Dowd reports that due to football after the 1961 season. son culminated, the drive, sprint­ said in Saratoga Springs his club Melehlorre, formerly of Bradley 36 before Mel Cote, up to hia u.’iial ON THE RIGHT, OVER THE TRACKS FROM MAIN STREET Miller. considered an outsider as far as placement up until he went out an old knee injury he has been Then he oaught on as backfield Pinky Pohl and Paul Mangiafico demande’l, Such a time came in favored nllowjng the former col­ University. out from the game. The line play­ chances to rlumph in the big event ing six yards into pay dlrL Jo* DISTRIBUTED BY LAND SURVEYING held the defense together. Both ed hard, out-charging their rivals .•’tunts, dropped in for a visit in to make his bid for honors oh forced to give up football officiat­ coach at. Yale, little dreaming that the World .Series of 1923 when he­ lege players in the league, All of lho.se four players have THE FUTURITY la an annual were concerned. Saturday afternoon. His range and Geri booted the important sxtm did fine rnslijng and made few al most succeeded in heating the and showing superior play in every, Hall’s hackfleld and nailed two ing. for the balance of the season. . Herman Hickman would resign in Rnhaelier knid It was possible admitted they took bribes from .successive runners for four and six FLETCHER GlftSS CO. event sponsored by the Association HER FIRST RACE was run on ground work, plus a contact with point. MANCHESTER Edward L. Davis, Jr. tackles. Sliifty .larohs was the only Yankce.s singlehandedly. The department. Blocking waa ex(!-el- of New England Field Trial Chibs Russ Paul conducts the session, the A uiriiRt and leave him in charge of The Giants bolted right back teams from Bridgeport, Conn., and gamblers to fix point spreads in yard loxses. On the next play, the Of Saturday over thq wide .expanses game in his first scries effort were the club. ' Reglitered.Land Surveyor Blue and U lute hack who gave the Yanks did beat the Glanljr that Manchesti-P, Conn., might enter college games. lent, defense good and deception and was chairmaned this year by. last before he officially retires in and for a moment it looked like AUTO PARTS All-Stars trouble. year but never .subdued ,tJie fiery by the backfield men exceptional. ace defensive lineman recovered a Manchester of the trial grounds known as Pel- enough to gamer the honors which December . . Inspect renovated JUST AS NOBODY expected IS Proctor Road Mancheater the league. He said he did not Gass said "they sho\ild be able Phone 3879 Alan Goodwin of Hanson, Mass. ton's Pasture in East Windsor. Al­ he so richly deserved. they were going to puU otM of Booe d;ri all the kicking for Stengel who batted .417 ineluding Manchester gained on all kinds of fumble On the 24, setting up the The event is comparable on a sec­ West Side Rec building where Mel Hickman to resign, so nobody ex­ their patented garrison - finishes. . i70 BROAD ST. Tel. 70IS know their nttitnde, or that of to play if they’ve paid their debt fourth score for Manchester. though she did not contact game, Local dogs have faired very well pected that mid-season would find Stratford. His golden too added five two home nms lone inside the llnzelton, Pa., the sixth present to society.", plays—up the middle, cross-bucks, tional basis to the Kentucky Der­ Cushing and Ronnie Daigle will With 18 seconds left Ray Boole At­ extra points to the Bed and White Alemany buc'ted for four yards to ACTO GLASS—COSIPLEtELY INSTALLED her range and claas were held in in ('uturitics in the last few years. Yale In a tie with Penn for the park I. member. The le.sgue meets in New Y'ork end sweeps and through the air. MIRRORS—GLASS FURNITCRE TOPS by of horse racing. Litters of pup­ conduct the fall and winter pro­ tempted a 29-yard field gosj, but pile. A tremendous ^hooter, his It was a typical Hall-Manches- the 20, and then Roach scampered high esteem by the judges and "Gallant Action Bingo" a setter gram . . Walkie Bycholski, who Ivy League lead. In l!M!) when the A’nnkee brass The Niitional Basketball Asso­ Thur.sday with the primary pur­ OPEN THURSDAY EVENINO ALL DAY SAXtHlDAY pies are nominated for the event after the completion of the first the kick waa wideband N ^ York k1ik-offs carried at least to the name-d Stengel as their manager, ter game, in that it' produced around right end behind Alemany, owned by George Flavell, won the leaves shortly for Tampa, Fla., re­ How Yale got there 1* a ques'- dropped from the ranks of the ua- ciation has barred .such players for pose of drawing up a schedule for shortly after birth and then as series, she waa summoned to run tlon ■with numerous answers, one Manchosle.- 10 every time! the rUlictilers . ciame to the fore. much scoring. There were some Provost and Jlenolt to make it they are dispersed among various event in 1950. Last year "C^un- ports 14,000 witness high school beaten. __ i The best the Silk (■ilv could have life. Maunce Podoloff, president of the season, expected to start the again in a second series to afford mcx)reA Going Places", a aetter ot which came from Coach Lefty They predletri the demise of the the NBA, has said no NBA team second week in November. bad points in the game, too. Each 26-6. owners are nominated individually football games In the OuU State Cleveland’s vai^mted passing at­ ilt^ Cars Wantid — Uietl Cars Wanted expected would liave been to keep chib fumbled and lost the ball five a second chance to show on game. owned by John Blidel of Pough­ James of Cornell after hts team Yankees. Aitken entered the #x:orlng col­ by two different flrfelt fees at dif­ In this she came through in great aty, tack with flashy Otto Graham at I the score down a little', as they 'Th.e Yankees could have picked times while recovering a few of keepsie, N. Y. but develo^d by absorbed its fourth straight defeat the helm and a proUflc-kiektag ex­ umn moments later. Hall was bark ferent ages aid kept eligible fair style, pointing one bird with high, WEDNESDAY Saturday. ■ • . 4; j were out-cinssed in every depart- a bettep' and funnier guy from spring training to the final out of thok;. -own. on Its own after another local the big event. Shortly 'befoire the Truman Cowles, local enthusiast, ’ Yale's Charlie Lottos sends hibition by Lou Onssn nOggad the I ment.' the World Series. tense stylo and showing typical “ Yale,” he said. "Is Just about the circus." they howled. Gam e Statifitics I ROACH JESTED the hailed fumble was captured. Aitken broke ' "Get The Best For Less" scheduled running, final forfeits gained second place In the fall along a copy ol the recent Brown- spotUght as the Bogies auffsred. Ills choice of pinch-hitters, re­ pass defense of Hall on the first derby manners. It is a great credit classic. the best-drilled team I’ve ever CONNECTICUT'S Today these ill-wishers arc his through and grabbed a pitch-out or starting fees are paid and all to both the dog and her gritty Yale footM l game souvenir pro­ their worst trouncing since 1933. lief pitchers and rookie replace­ play after the kickoff, received seen. The job Ollvar has done at fondest supporters, M H In the air and raced over with a big the finalists dr^wn in paits to run owner When it is pointed out that Judges for this fall's event were gram In which a two page picture GRAHAM FHXED the air with ' bill (.'ase (he'll be 6.3 hi.s next ments were iinbealnhle. by the Indians. From the 32 yard LUSTER-SHEEN DRY CLEAMNa story appeared on the recent bar­ Yale In th short time he’s been leather, com ^ tln g 18 out o f 30 First downs !.■) 10 smile. His mates tried to give him in the actual Competitions. With her entire development and train­ Col. William Yundt of Waquolt, with them'Is unbelievable." birthday I has proved himself the 14 i line. Roach tos.sed out to Moriarty CLEANER, SOFTER .CLOTHES, BRIGHTER COLORS hundreds of nominations both of Mass., and (Jlayton Popp of East becue of the sporis writer* at passea for 2 9 ^ yards and four (rushing) 6 on the flat and Bi|^ Jim barrelled a chance to- convert the extra ing have been at the handa of her The job Yale did on Cornell for master strategist of basebail. He was loved by his players and (pa.ssing) 1 4 point al.sn. Marsh lined up at end NO ODORS, JNO SHRINKAGE litters and later individuals, the local feminine owner. As far as is Hartford. Yale. There was personal inter­ touchdowns. 'ITie goldan tot of CLEANEST CARS Never too Big admired by his foes. his way for nine y'aj-ds. It helped est In the program as one of the the edification of some 31.000 in Groza accounted for aeven straight During the past four years he Riushliig yardage 242 S3 .i.s Moriarty faked a drop kick: FOR PICKUP CALL .2-8268 purse offered to the winners and known it ir the first time that a Next local atop on the field trial HUS f-oreed to juggle his person­ He knew when to scold and when open up the middle and Roy Mc­ photos showed Mr*. Yo*t, sons, the Bowl and a national television extra points. That gave him a to­ Pas.ses attempted 8 13 The ball in.stead,’ was centered to breeders Is one of the richest of dog either owned or handled by a circuit will be two weeks away audience was a combination of Ed nel almost every day. This sea­ to praise, when to g^iimace and Guire. quarterbacking for the ’in­ any stake open to New England wfien the Barber Hill Field TriM Reed and Dean, and-the .writer tal o f . 86 consecutive conversioas WE BEUEVE WE HAVE to Learn! Passea completed 3 5 jured Red Ritchie who "saw only Roach who fired a pass into the woman has won in the stake. Molloy’s pin-point passing, hard son lie used over IIM) different when to smile, when to talk and Pas.se.s. intercepted 2 competitors. "Highland Frost”, a nearly all Glub runs its annual five stake pecking away at the dinner bench. over the past three years for a lineups. when to remain silent, 1 I limited service, promptly sneakeil end zone to Aitken who turned, had FRIENDLY CLEANERS, INC. Caption (inder the photo read, running .on the part of Hub Pruett, league record. ITiis surpassed the EYE 'EM - TRY 'EM - BUY 'EM THI.\(rS changp a lot in a few Vards gained ! through for three yards and a the ball and then dropped it. Miss Hanx’arth. who is well- white setter owned by Miller, Is program at the- grounds In and a new defense wrinkle. His Yankee teams rould never Mapy haseball writers who trav­ pa.ssinp 118 10% DISCOUNT AT THESE CASH and CARRY STORES the first field trial dog that this Wright’s Meadows, Glastonbury. "C!3>pw Hounds^-1" . Guess we’ll former mark of 84, held by Phila­ ycar.Sk New values, new pos- I first down. McGuire then fumbled known as a breeder and cam- have to bring suit against the . “THE ONLY CHANGE we delphia’s Cliff Patton. ( he mentioned in the same breath el with the A’ankees believe that Punts n 2 THE RE.NTII waa then cleared. IS MAPLE ST.— 147 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST the turning point pf this season and lost the ball. Hall, unable to publishers, or will we? . . View 'made from last week," Ollvar said Hurricanic Hugh McElhanny, .se.ssinns. changintr economic as the "window brea.kers" of the Punting average 0 30.5 Every, jnan dressed, who. Inci­ after the game, "was In rushing TAKE 24 MONTHS TO PAY conditions . .,, fires, w ind- Ruth, Gehrig. La'zzere era or with came afti-r a S-2'defeat by the gain moi-e lhan a yard on three dentally, were wearing a!l new Bride second low net with 36-7— New York Giants - Cleveland continued to sclnUUate for ths Fumble,* 8 11 plays, kicked tn Roach on the *20 29. Carolyn Laking took low gross Browns football game on teevee the passer. We sent them In on 49ers, os Ban Francisco complets^ storms. accidents. the DiMagglo, Hi'hii'ch, Keller, Philadelphia Athletirs early In Fumbles lost 5 5 helmets for the first time plus «>v- the passer faster, and that Mitin- Gordon outfits. Septembe,*, and he returned it to the 32. The with 39.' There was no tournament before watching Jimmy Carter re"- ry throttled the once-potent Roam ’ Kickoffs 7 3 clubs then exchange^ fumbles and cial new uniforms, got into the Local Sport Chatter ger (tackle Joe Mltlnger, team The players and writers were in game. With the shore now reading on Thursday. galn hia lightweight title from The rtwkle sensation from Wash­ 1949 BUICK SUPER SEDANEHE What's “ in the hooks" for Xlckoff average .70.5. 42.1 Manchester had the ball on its Lauro Sidas in 15 rounds. (Jarter captain) did a swell job.'' ington galloped 95 yards for a Black. Radio and heater. A real nice car! His A’nnkoo teams were crippled the dining car of a train heading Yards penalized 55 20 32-6 and Hall a much distressed Coniell's total gain through the you? Better call on this by injuries, depleted by rails to the back to New York. The players own 29. Here again Roach pulled HAVE YOUR FORMER CXHXEOE, stars, .Stars won, 47 to 7, snapping the RICK PAREh(DES, Hall High's is one of the best leather sling- touchdown on a punt return and Stock No. NT-230...... in the secondary with a lin\ plunge eleven, the yougnstera got their Aces three game wrinning streak. ers in the bis and Salas one of the air was 44 yards. gained lOSyarda from ecrlmmag*. agency today for up-to-lhc- military service and always singled were in a jovial mood and were chance. Only Denahue remained In headed by Bob Dodelitein of Ten­ ace back, spotted the game Satur­ 4 1 before firing a pa.ss to Moriartv day for announcer A1 Guay. Paren- toughest and gamest. It was Yale's passing-running HuskyyJoe Perry and end Goi^ minute insurance advice and out as the "team to beat." The playing the word game "20 Ques­ the backfield an-ong the starters. nessee and the New York Giants, .-com-blnhtlon that reeled off a SS-; 1951 FORD TUDOR T>ressure was on Stengel and hl.s tions," (that netted 44 yards. I t i looked -AUUE BOOTH, former Tale des was injured tn the Weaver THURHDAT don Sqjjau were other offensive protection. like an end sweep by Rodth and Giant Tommy Burbank blocked played with the Stratford All Stars All American, refereed yesterday Jerry Flood, former standout yard march for the first touch­ stalw a^ for Buck Shaw’s grld- Gray. Hrater. 16,000 mlU* rar. boys from tin, first ball tossed at Suddenly Casey burst into the game a week ago and did not dress. down In the second quarter. A rar and shouted in an angry voice: Sports Mirror I the secondary closed In. But, ’ he Ev Evans fourth down punt on yesterday afternoon against Silk afternoon’s football game between Twilight League baseball player dera Perry rammed his way for Stock No. NT-226...... , suddenly stopped dead in his ( the Hall 20. Manchester fumbled with several local- teama, wo* an Cornell fumble, something that touchdowns and flaltaB ■■rm .surprised at you men. Any­ C A R W A S H E D City in ^tratford. In addition to SUk City and StratforcL DAVE SPOTT and Phil Hale has plagued James’ team all year, Today A Year Ago - Notrel away the chance, but they got an- office visitor. The ex-New Britain inared aix passea for 137 yards, one would think you had just won Dobelsteln, the All Stars' lineup brohdeast the game Saturday over led to the second less than t w a hall game in.stead of losing. Dame trounced Pittsburgh, 33-0. |‘> "imbered through the othe.- opportunity when Karezea OBEDIENCE CLUB wrill resume m' radio station with Manchester High baseball coach is now head kicked a 26-yard field goal and 1951 LINCOLN COSMO SPORT SEDAK I/carn To Drive Safely backfield and w’as clear. Onlv returned the compliment by included Frank DeZenzo, A1 Sar- of the athletic program at Hamil­ minute* later. / connected for',five extra ^ in ts. Biur and Kray. 2-tonr. Knilin, hfutcr, hydrnmtlc Maybe you don’t re.xlize It but Five years Ago — Rinty Mon- Its training classes Tuesday night Motor Sales and Nassiff Arms On Dual Control Cars aghan Of Ireland decisloned Dado I‘J’™* saved Hall pouncing upon Rhynus’ loose ball. ton Standard in Windsor Locks. With four victories u n d ^ Its Any hopes that the Ranu had drive. A real ciraii car. Stock \n. 1 -860...... there's 6,000 bucks riding on these dllll and Walt Trojanowskl (Uni­ at 7 o’clock at the Oommunlty "Y among the sponsors. Dan F(x>te, belt, against .one defeat by/Navy, For .An F.iirlv Appointment games. M.nybe you guys don't w-ant Marino of HawAll in 15 rounds for "P ^ Blondie Barrett was now’ doing the 20 injured Hall tackle, spotted for the The Props plan an open house for of repeating as conference cham­ Call •N M I N U T E S versity of Connecticut),"' Billy for beginners. Advanced dogs will the state's sports editors Monday Yale already is two un/on last pions were’’all but diasipaM fay it !” the world featherxveight cham-' engineering and he sent Donahue radio men. FKNKST A. I-ARSON ..... the two-yard line Booe (Yale). Vic TopUtsky (New train at 8 o'clock. Classes' will be and Jerry brought along a personal year’s record. Now UTere's a lot Detroit. The Lions sent the Rams 1952 CHEVRpLET STATION W AGON pionship in London. ' on a cro.*-' buck to the two-yard Haven Teachers). Bob Castle (St. under the direction of Mias Frances PHONE 2-4S70 Ten Y’ears Ago Ohio State's' penalty nullified the line from the 13. Once again Bar­ invitation. won the most of talk around New,jFinven hbout reeling with a second-half flurry Beige. Low niileag,*. Stock \o. .NT-'J37. The car,demained silent as Ca.se Lawrence) and Johnny Longo Pierce. MANCHESTER HIGH sported the chances of winning the re­ Buckeyes received thj^ top rfnk-1 rocai 3 ^ rett gave it to Donahue who swept valuable play^ award in the Twi that overcame a 13-7 halftbna d ^ OPS S2.558. Ol'R LOW 1*HK U ...... , finished With a few more choice (Bridgeport University). The All new bright red, helmets for the loop in 1948.,.', Walt Snow passes maining four even though power­ ficlt. Cloyce Box made a sensa­ wordS/himed at his players. ing in the As.sociated Press weekly j varHs“ befote*Roarh*’ aefie around for the score Manchester’s game Saturday. Prutically the en­ ful Princeton ^a n d s in the. Way final tally. It was now 38-6. LITTLE UEAG13; Bocsteri will along lnfo^atlon that West -Side tional grab of a touchdown pass TW next day the Yanks won football poll. ■ am iiL th ren ? "hold a meeting Wednesday night at tire squad Is now outfitted with a along with ^ (a y e tte , Dartmouth I and ronllmied belting the opposi­ Rec Bowling’hnjt League starts Mon that put Detroit ahead in the third 1951 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN Twenty'^ears Ago Ohio States ?hT'end zo^eTor the^? sT seme ‘ He Hall went into the air now’ with 7 ;30 at the West Side Rec. new uniform. day ni^t.and added that the ban­ and Harvard. period and Pat Harder’* 81-yard Grrrn. Radio and heater. BALGH Is Your tion until they had the pennant Buckeyes received the top rank- received .some nifty hlockine f r ^ a green backfield for the In­ has already been set field, goal clinched the verdict in ’ nailed In the mast. mg in the Associated Press week- Aitken, Harry Grlswoiyand’' quet date' Stock No. NT-2.81...... dians. Rhynus shot a pass to Gor­ TRYOUTS for the West Side even befoie the first ball hps been the Now York Yankees the final stahza. ^ Casey’s ability and astuteness ly football poll. I Benoit who eliminated’ rKiten't la I don and he, weiit over on one play,' TRUSSEUELTS i rolled down the alley , , Evening a working agreement with Washington started and flalah- t can be summed up best by Connie Twenty Years Ago - - Gibson tackier* with bme-S^.sh ng BfEN and WOMEN t Rec midget basketball league wrill The pass play covered 54 years. be held tonight « t 6:30 at the W«ct I Sports in Brief at home. the" Birmingham Barons it marked ed strong' against the Steelera Th* 1950 PACKARD 4-DOOR SEDAN I Mack, the "grand old man of ba.se- was signed to manage the Pitts- blocks. Moriarty. drop-kicked______the Manchester led, 38:12. EXPERT FITTERS ^ a New 'Yorker's first tleup with burgh Pirates for 1933 .at an in­ Side Rec. Boys in the 10 to 13 age FRIDAY Redskins registered two quick • lireen. Radio and heater. ball." who said at the conclusion extra point for a 7-0 lead. a club/in the Southern Associa­ scores in the first period and then & ■ of the ’.52 tries: crease in salary. RED PORTER..SaUmone, Ron bracket are eligible. Southpaw pitcher Dick Rozek Today marks the 10th Stock No. r-774. 17.'> Kasl The We.stiea came right back to Albert and Charlie Ulm availed Drus StorMj haa baen with the Cleveland In­ anniversary in the Yoet house tion. / ' roared from behind in the final' ' "Stengel will do down in history score in six plays; aided by an off­ B^ause he scored two ,4ouch- stanza to overhaul Plttaburgb. A Center St.. B.S. one of the greatest managers themselves with a few carries here HAZEL BARGER won first low dians three seasons. Oa the last after completing chores at office side detection against Manchester. Porter ripped off 12 yards and Sali- day of this season he won his, my beat girl and I board train in doyms In the mud, Ronnie Rainer, 43-yard passing play from Eddie 1951 MERCURY CLUB COUPE Tel. ' in the game. In my estimation the Jayvee Tliiii-Clacls Joe Kearns got 6flf a good boot to net tn the Manchester Country Brandels U. halfback, has been Le Baron to Hugh Taylor sent the two beat managers I have ever mone eight. McGuire crossed up Club women's tourney for selected firat major league game. late afternoon for New York . . . BIa<-k. Turble who went to the 35 before the defense by*keeplng the ball on Witness rodeo at Madikm Square /nicknamed "Mudder.” 'Skins In front for good. Stock N ^ f ’B-IT...... Kdirar Clarke seen are John McGraw of the Register Triuiiiph being hauled down. Dan Lawler nine Holes this past week end.- Her Giants ami Casey Stengel of the and end-around play for 10 yards Mississippi and Kentucky')>l^y*d Garden and ah> tbrihM w atting' Insuror BEHER DEAL sneaked for a first down after the to midfield. Turble then inter­ score was 42-15—27. Anne ‘Me- cowboys .try thelr/iuck at the 1 ^ j Yankees." .offside l>Bnalty. .Two cracka at, the to their first tie in nine years this Glen 'Bradley'"pac^' tWe"'Man- cepted McGuires, pass- that, wrss' - , BANTLY season to keep the series resulta money prizes coif roping, bronc 1949 MERCURY 4-DOOR PONTIAC DEALER line tdtalH nothing: before Tiirbie short of its mark to Bob Brawn: Bhie. Radio and heater. .Excellent condition. Bill Jackowaki,. who made . hia chester High -Jay-vee -barriera. to got-by Uie end and out-raced the’ even at 4-4-1.,. . .. riding and sUeL roping. King of 1 ’iV 1 t ni« r '*‘1 r. ♦ ! M ‘Mt h« sU*r debut aa ajx umpire id the .-Nation­ Booth tossed fo,-Gordon fbr.i28 ' ...... ' •stnek 'No.-r-M 6 l. - , V. . , . , . $1345 m » " 21-aL . yic^bry oyer,. .'ijartford OBdiairhankflelil to oeor^. Gonhhi'r -O IL CO. al League in 1954, is five feet 10 High Jayvee's Baturday morning. placement waa atraight but ld.w_ yards to the Manchester 37, One ID ’S inches .tall and weighs -220 potntds! Bradley'* : Winntnig ' tlmi'- wiw and under the- crossbar. Maiichei^' Df-three-more poskes. wras complete 1951 PLYMOUTH CAMBRIDGE 2-DR. SEDAN The’ University of Mississippi 14:30.7. . ter led, 7 to fl. for nine yards plus a penal!” m . M Sft—z.«»t playeil its 62nd game in Memphis Following his feat. Bradley was against the locals. On the 13 ■ I • SISN SERVICE PLAY ,<4T.\RTED on the local Booth sneaked to the one after S ttk No. NT-2.32...... $1645 since 1893 when it played host--to elected captain of the team by his 43 after ’.he kick. Roach got 11 •’ CktuiinercliU Letterbig Auburn in Crump Stadium op mates. Ed Hincjle is the manag­ for a first down on the Hall 44. passing seven yards to, Rhvnus. Range and Fuel Oct. 4. er. . He cracked over left guard for Booth then just about got over the WItH OUR NEW • Silk Seneen Proceoa PrlnOag TRADE 1949 PACKARD SEDAN eight more before Alemany took last white Iine*on the next plav • Neo* Service RANGE and FUEL OIL for the third and final Hall tally. Oil Distributors AM Black. Radio and healer.’ a handdff on a quick opener up the Stork Nf». r-812. Vr\rf^\ tn aell at middle between Grlawold. Dick .Hall had been stopped cold by Ed’ Tomexuk, Manebeater S2M ALLOWANCE $1245 24 Hour Delivery Service Plagge and Aitken and side­ the first Stringers and succeeded 333 Stroot Or Hartford 2-8496 stepped bis way 'tbroughi the In getting seven of its 10 first 1947 OLDSMOBILE "98" 4-DOOR SEDAN amaged Hall backfield for ;a 36 downs against the third platoon In WASHMOBILE On Your Car For A Black. Radio and healer. Hydraiiiatlc Drive. yard run and'a tally., Moriarty the waning moments. Although not DRIVEWAYS Near new tire., puncture prixlf tube.. again booled good for a 14-6 lead using the platoon system regular- M ORIARH BROTHERS l.v, Manchester did finally w’ind up Stock No. r-809. A real buy at ...... I that stood up until the whistle $935 using three platoons in the line. FAST CAR WASH .115 CENTKR STREET TEL. 5135 ended the period after the next KO MONEY 36 MONTHS kick. Valuable game experience was A BEAIJTIFUL, SCRATCH-FREE N e w D O D G E 1940 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR SEDAN Only two plays later the locals gained by the lads who will in the ■ WASHING JOB-NO BRUSHES, Deluxe. Black. ” had another score. Lawler dropped near future constitute the local grid machine. • ) JUST SHAMPOO AND WATER DOWN TO PRY Immediate Delivery Stork No. r.8.32...... $175 back to pass and Alepjany inter- Tree Removal 'cepted on the Hall 40. He picked The Indians boosted hopes of UNDERPRESSURE WE HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT up Johnny Morianos,'Art Karzeas finishing up with a good season SPRAYS—SHAMPOOS—RINSES ALL ABOVE CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS "ED" and Dick Plagge for Mockerg. Once after a mediocre start It would AND KNOW HOW in the clesir it was k cake-walk be nice to plav the Windham and , DON7 DELAY — CALL TODAY SULLIVAN SAFE BUY USED CAR WARRANTY AMESITE DRIVEWAY into pay .dirt and thq jpcals moved Middletown games over now. Wln- SOUMENE In front, 20 to 6. leaa Meriden should pose no prob­ SAVE 10% BY CALLING NOW , Bob Boehm, Skip Connell and YOU CAN ALWAYS DO lySINESS WITH I NC 0 RPO R A T B D J j n c o 6 i lem next week In Meriden and the •Now is time to remove dead and unwanted trees. jBERtURY • WORK GUARANTEED Sal Salimonie went Into the back- Indians wdll likely corat up fer the • MACHINE 8FKKAD. lleld here, giving the starters a MANCHESTER J Modem eqoipment and knowz-how to finals with unbeaten and high . • FREE GRADING a 'TERMS ARRANGED , work aafdy and economically. For prompt and • FREE ESTIMATES • EXPEIUENCE SINCE good rest. They Inanaged to roll ranking Weaver of Hartford In DODGE • POWER ROLLED IKO. for three first dowM before a pass two weeks at M t Nebpi. , efficient service call BROTHERS I waa Intercepted by Hall's Dick' ---- 4 DEPENDAIIUTY III ciltll tllllf ■fticuiftifl Curran on ' the visitors 35. Hall . HOCKEY AT A g l a n c e COLLA fItIFItll tits wasn't going anywhere and gave VALUE DE MAIO BROS. the ball up on a punt. Roach got Hunday*s Resulta BROAD STREET— (Rear O f ClaHie Motors) CARTER TREE EXTERT CO. CONSTRUCTION CO. . 18 yards and Manchester moved to National League ^ . ------C A U ANYTIME 7491 LOOK FOR THE SIGN—TELEPHONE 2-0306 PHONE 7695 V- if Oefeber^^rJ the Hall 26 before fumbling as the ‘ iJetroit «. Montreal 1 • BROAD ST. 434 CENTER Stv-#HOHE 5101 or 5102 half came to an end. New York 2, Boston 3 (tie). f - COMPLETE TREE SERVICE 2 - 5 2 2 4 i AS THE SECONn half began. J. Toron^ 8, Chicago 3. (* ' !■ . ; [■' f . ■■ . .■C'' ■V /; V k-V. - a ' --J-,.-

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MANCHESTER EVEmNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,,MdNDAT, OCTOBER 20, 1282 72 Suburban for-Sale 75 espouse General Elarinhower'a can­ PA6B TWELVE Houacs for Bent 65 Houaes for SaMi 72 Houses for Salt didacy.” . • BOLTON—High elevauon, easy Ike Vulnerable Baruen, who has been cool to Four- Indicted FRESH CAMIY /■ jfANCHKSTtlR-TCompletely u d B6lTON — Nsw home hearing 'ar 8 sl« 4 Wanted Autos-r*. Htip ^ Artiete lor. Rite HooMbold Goods 51 Booms without Board...!^9-. attractively fnimtohed 5-year '.old . RANCH STYLE V eoenptatkmr S)Que reoma- finished. commutiag,-..,. healthy .'^aUmata- Truman iU;geeent/year*, aaid he WMtaHn, SeferafR. r - A Oi ” Motorcyeleg .I*. “— f-.’ - 'riapa' Ood. All^lectrlc kitchetii'^Y- ITMl -aheff doriwer. riteptacai-Rough. 'Lovely'4i*w-'aiaw' rsmeh homa w)mlglU..-.haVa.-..aoQiatalag » ta...,aay; - ; Owrily.Oa$keerg - ‘c. A toU T tHlUSl: ioads smaU atone SLEEPING Roofils, single or dou­ NEWIY DlcCfRATTO. beam^ Brand new home consisting of Oil C later" about backing a candidate. GET b e t t e r v a l u e ^ ■'WANTEt?' fully riirnlshed rooms for two or hadrporis, apacioua living-room. heat and plumbing to second floor. with many extras. Built for a WANTED-^Good clean, used cars. copper water piping.. New work. free for the taking In Bolton. ble. Bathroom ; floor. Ontral. large living rdom, kitchen, dinette, Amesite driveway. Quality con- dUbrimlnating owner. Immediate But the financier pointed out that 24-hour service. Manchester 3636. Flione 341if3. Phone 3337 between 6 and 8 p. tn.. three. Complete light housekeep­ Beautifully redecorated. ' 81ill hi*/letter to Elsenhower, , dated AiHrar bris Stem A b e t t e r USED CAR See Boh Olixer, Centfer Motor baaement, large atUc. (5ood large two cloaet maater bddroom atrucUon. 200 foot.frontage...&urM occupancy. RcasonaMq price Million in Tak MAN TO WORK IN ing fa llitles available. Central. and two additional bedrooms. An Adlai Men Say A^ig., 7, was signed ’’affection­ sales, 4Cl Main street. EFFICIENT Plumbing and head­ FAIRBANKS Platform scale, WHITE GLENWOOD combination Reasonably ortced,. Children ac* neighborhood, nice big yard- Im- residence. Price $13,600. Suburban Realty Co. Realtors, Advertisements . ; \ a t ^ exceptional value at $15,500. 541 Main streeL Phone 8215. ately.” ‘ ; ing. Pliiggea. draina machine SERVICE STATION weighs up to 1000 lba.'*A. Kamm. gas and bu stove. 2 .* 4. Can be ceptabie Mrs. Dorley, 14 Arch, nadlata occupancy. Minimum (CooMaiwd tro5i Pace One) Truman’s statement .was con­ (ConUnoed from Page Om ) cleaned. Phone 6497. Tel. 3180. seen at 5® Division street. "second floor. letua 1 year. Referencee required. MANCHESTER-AA and rural CLASSIFIED ADVT. ^ BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. Business Services Offered 13 ARTHUR A. KNOFLA residence xones. 6 room Cape Cod. BOLTON—6-room single, attach­ tained ia a message read for him Salary $75 a week to Addreaa Box N, Herald: ed garage, open porch, hot water questioning his loyalty and voted in Washington while he cam­ American Brands Corp., was or­ DEPT. HOURS ^ ANTIQtJES Refinlshed. Repairing PLUMBING and heating, special­ start. INNER3PRING Mattress, pre- NICE ROOM for one or two. Ga­ Realtor Rear glassed In porch. Picture ganized in 1945 by Giglio and Li- W M iw Who To GoH windows, fireplace, garage, excel­ heat, knotty pine kitchen. rabi- Hiss three months leave of abgqnce paigned In New England. It was done or any furniture. Tieman, izing in repairs, remodeling, cop­ CHILD’S Phonograph, $8. Also car bbllt border, double bed size. Good rage. Phone 4ft72 mornings atid with full pay while Xe defended vorsl, and operated extensively as 8:1$ A- **- *® 4:30 P. M. 1941 Pontiac 4-Dr. — 6 cyl. per waj^h piping, new construc­ 875 Main St.—Eat. 1921 lent conidition, two scree. Priced nets, artesian well, large lot, addressed to the Jewish Welfare 189 South Main atreet. Phone . See Van For radio, $10. Call 3975. condition, $18. Phone 2-2753. evenings. ; Wanted to Rent 68 himself against the charges. The Board’s national leadership mob­ a "middleman distributor of sugar AbootBoyiig Or Standard shift. _ tion. .TpRe paymenta arranged. for quick sale. shade tree.- new, vacant. Call Mc­ 5643...... - r. T Interview •■ “ Phone Office 5440 ...... statement said BfsenhoWer never ilization for OI and community and syrup during . the post-war COPY CLOSING TIME Edward Johnson. Phone 6979 or MAPLE A IM living room ael, PRIZER Cast Iron combination PLEASANT ROOM at the" Center $50 REWARD. 4 dr 5 rddni' iih- Kinney Brothers, Inc. 6060 > 2- scarcity in those products." 1951 Ford 2-Dr.- Sedan — maple kitchen set, $35. /Phone range, 4 gas, 4 oil, with white funUahad apartment urgently 3931. publicly expressed diSkpproval of serc'lces. Soiliog Your Homo? FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with 5044. for gentleman. 14-16 Wadsworth ) Evenings 2-5938 or 2-4278 MANCHESTER—Large Colonial, Chief topic of the Truman mes­ The Senate Crime Investigating Many extras. 2-9943. I ._ coverall top. Like new. Owner needed by couple artth well be­ cuetom-built 1948, with center that action./ ' ' MON. THRU FRI. linoleum, asphalt tile coulter. VAN’S SERVICE street.. ROCKV IlLB — Six-Room Ranch Supported of the general have sage was the McCarran Immi­ committee had looked Into some Ebepert workmanship, free eatl- HEATING From A to Z. Con­ will sacrifice. 14 GlenWood street haved 5 year old daughter. Phone hallway, fireplace, lavatory first of Llvorsl’s and.Giglio’s operations stop Worryliiil STA-nON 'pWO TWIN bed springs, two THIS 4 and 4 duplex .Is a splendid Home, -.'ock faced red block with said he. did not participate in that gration Law. ''-The President said 10:30 A. M. 1960 Mercury 4:Dr. Sedan— mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ version burners,. boller-bumer after 4 p. m. ~ ROOM FOR gentleman or couple. 6535. floor. Ceramic Ulie hath second in the sugar field afjhr some wit­ SATURDAY 9 A. M. One owner, low mileage. units, complete heating ayatema. 427 Hartford Road twin bed mattreues, a child’s roll Near Cheney’s. Call 3217 or 238 arrangement for two older couples ■ full cellar and attached garage. action; of the board.’ ' ' it was discriminatory and declar­ Phone Manchester 2-1167 niture. Oak street. Phone 2-1041. floor, hot water oil heat, garage. Hlsa was convicted of lying to a ed Eisenhower had' been a.sked nesses said they hekrd re­ All work guaranteed.' Time pay­ top desk and chair. AU like new.. WARDS SUNUGHT oil heater. Charter Oak street. FOUR ADULTS desire 5 or 6 w'ho wish to live close by but not Amesite . driveway, combination All plastered walls. Thermopane ports the two men were sssociaited E & E Agency WANTED—Service station, at- Child’s 53" skis, child’s ski shoes, Heats four rooms. Two years old. room rant Rafereneea Phone in same-home. Hot water heat, oil window, plastic tiled kitchen and ^ r y in denying that he eV8r pass­ for his views on immigration but TOCR COOPERATION WILL Many Low Cost Pre-War Cars DOORS OPENEt), keys fitted, ments arranged Morlarty Broth­ screeBS, stoinV windows, awnings, with gambler Frank Costello. EARL H. GRANT. tendant Good propositlon-for the .7068,- _ Reasonable Call 2-B736...... ROQM FQR 2-9220.______copper tuhtng._jtorm_ -Windows, Priced-at-$18.900-for 'quick xale. bath,__oak Jkom-s ta ed State department secrets to had given none. ^ MS appreciated copied, va^um cleaners, Irons, ers, Teh 6135.------——------— Tire TYtesiAge 'was writ ten' before The; matter 7 was never cleared Excellent Trahsportation right rian! Boland Motora, 369 trai. Continuoi's hot water. Meals screens. (Tonvenisnt location. H. owner leaving state. Exclusive Venetism blinds, electric hot 'a ttommuhTst' couriefV“ SteVefl'tffn‘‘ EDWARD ‘ DUPRE, guns, etc,, repaired. Shears, made a deposition in Hiss' first Elsenhower, in a Newark, N. J., up. / knives, mowers .ietc. put Into con- COMPLETE FURNACE repair^ Center street. GENERAL ELECTRIC monitor if: desired. Phonp 2-0313. WANTED—5 room first floor rant B. Grady. 8009. . . ,L with Henry Hicott: Agency. ■ water htuiter, alr-wnditloi>e& oil jCosteJlo is currently serving an -D IA L 5 121 Ing aeradee. Gas. oil or coaL Win­ '.Boilding Materlials 47 top refrigerator, in good condi­ or aiU bify single house of five heat. Anderson pressure seal trial, saying that so far as he had speech Friday night, called for 'fe- 1 ditlon for comfng needs. Braith- SALESMAN fq w T V and appli­ LARGE ROOM, complete kitchen writlng of the McCarran Act. 18-monlhs term in Atlanta peiil- ter air conditioning systems In­ tion. Call 6149 afte^ 6 p. m. rooms, call 3966. TWO TENEMENT house*. 4-4 and weather.stripped v;indbws and heard Hiss’ reputation was good. tentiafy for contempt of Congress BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. waite, 52 Pearl street. ances. Experieiice preferred. If no Na 1 Common' Oak Flooring privileges. Reasonable. Call MANCHESTER—English Colonial. Sen. Richard M. Nixon of Cali­ In Brooklyn Saturday night, stalled and aerviced. T. P. Aitkin, other 5-5. For further informa­ Two car garage, fireplace, steam screens, built-lnr dinette in. kitch after refusing -to answer questions 155 Center St. — Manchester REFRIGERATION Service, com­ a McCabe streat. Phone 6793. TV experience, will train. A-1 ap­ per M $199.00. . 2-9116 after 4. URGENTLY Needed, unfurnished tion call George L. Fish, 22 Attic space. Recreation room in fornia. the Republican vice presi­ Truman said his words "sa usual Machinery and Tools 52 beat, excellent condition, vacant. are being dlatorled In the put to him by the ‘committee, I/w t and Found mercial and domestic. See our pliance man. Top salary and com­ Select Appalachian Oak Flooring’ spartment by three adults.. Phone Brookfield street Tel. 6394. cellar. City water sihd sewer. dential nominee, has attacked what which at the time was headed by Phone 2-4545 LARGIG ATTRACTIVELY furn­ 2-4990 after 5:30. Bowers school. Price $15,800. he called Stevenson’s ’’sssociatlon" press." The President said only display of guaranteed used refrig­ GUARANTEED Fast plumbing mission. Can make $150 a week per M $224.00. j SNOWPLOWS for tractors and Near Connecticut Co. bus line. Sen. Kefauver (D-T*nn.) if alive A-1 display-and most all ished room on bus line for busi- SIX ROOM Cape .Cod.' Five years with Hiss. Sen. Joseph R. Mc­ his own fight againiit the McCar­ Open Evening.s Until 10 P, M. erators.' George H. Williams As­ and heating, alteration and new Canadian Sheathing 1 x 6 to 1 x 8. trucks, Cement mixers. Used Price $15,500. Henry Escott Today's Indictments in New LOST—Toy Fox Tfiricr. black work. Perma-giasa, gaa, electric popular lines. See Chet. Bhinner, neat couple or young ladies. QUIET, Refined family of three old. Large lot: Owner must sell PARKER STREET—Twelve yean Carthy of Wisconsin also has made ran law re-sulted in Elsenhower’s sociates, 260 -Tolland Turnpike, Framing 2 x 4 to 2 x 10 spreaders, harrows, plows, culti­ adults need four unfarnlshed old. 6H finished rooms all plas. Agency, Henry and Thelma Jef­ decision to condemn it. York would involve, in event of McCLURE and white. Finder call 2-.S727. 1951 CHEVROLET, Belair. Radio, hot water heaters sold and in­ 358 Ekiat Center street. Phone 2-5379. quickly. $9,800. Carlton W. an issue of the Hiss case In criti­ Manchester. Phone 2-3585, nights (Small truck load lota) vators, mowers, hayloader. trac­ rooms. Excellent references. tered walla. Steam-gaa heat, open fries Escott, Real Estate-Insur­ Truman; who vetoed the Mc­ convictions on all Cbunts, penalties heater, power glide. Positively 7691. stalled at reasonable rates. Time per M $99.50 Hutchins. 2-5132 or 6231. ance, 256 High street west (cor. cizing Stevenson. of 50 ■ years imprisonment and LOST—Two Boxer dogs, one fawn WANTED—Reliable man with car tors wheel and crawler. Terms. FURNISHED ROOM for rent near Phone 2-1060 after 6 p. m. stairway, recently redecorated. In Winnetks, III., last week, Carran Act and then saw his veto like new In every respect. Beau­ payments ahrarged. Skelley Stain Grade 1% Mahogany Doors Main street. Gentleman preferred. McKee). .Telephone Manchester $100,000,1)1 fines for Roth; 40 years female, one brlndle male. Call tiful tutone flnish. Douglas for light delivery work. Paid Dublin Tractor C o^ North Wmd- EXPANDABLE Cape Cod leas Screens, storm windows, and doors, Nixon charged In a campaign overridden by Congress, said he POWER BURNERS and Range Hros." 2-8714. - ..... ave. $9.95 ham Road. Wlllimantic. 3-3217. Phone 2-2170. 9 Hazel street. awnings, amesite driveway, ga­ 3683. . , and $80,000 for Giglio; 20 years 3-8460. Motors, 333 Main. Burners expert.y cleaned and daUy..Room 7, Odd Fellows Build­ than two years old. Large corner speech that Stevenson was "a man had "not sought to reflect on the snd $40,000 (or Llvorsi snd 15 AUTO) Co. Ehttrance Doora from $17.50. ing, 489 Main street. Houses for Sale 72 lot, two blocks from ' Waddell rage, large landacaped lot with general’s’ mllitar.v accomplish­ LOST—SATURDAY. School bo.v's serviced. Let us service and re­ ROCKV1IX.E— Investment Prop­ who was duped by Communist years and $30,000. (of Lawn. USED TRUCKS with or without rbVTIONAL BUILDERS school. All city utilities. Back vegetable garden and older shade Alger Hiss and who has apparently ments" in the fight against Ger­ I Says: ^enia. ovor ovr pink tortoise shell glas.ses vicinity pair your washing machine or re­ Moving— ^Trucking- DISHWASHER Wanted. Apply In Musical Instmments 53 ro o m f o r rent. Phone 2-0131. PRINCETON STREET trees. Immediate occupancy. Price erty—Apart-ment House contain­ bodies. 4 to 10-ton cacapity. If frigerator. Metro .Service. 2-0883. SUPPLIES yard ehclosed by double picket never-regretted his action in de­ many. wcqf. Do bushMss ybNr of W’oOdbridge street and Main Storage . 20 person. Center Restaurant, 499 wire fence. Fireplace, large sunny $13,500. ing 5 apartments; 1 eight rooms The McCarran Act codifies psst Interested call Stuart Carison, 44 420 D'kvenport Avenue ACCORDIONS, All sizes, new and 2 four rcoma and 2 three rooms. fending him (and) who has never France Spurs Row way on AutamabHo Row, | 8t>afti Call 8468. Reward. Slock Place, Manchester. 2-4555. CARPEN’TER wilt frame unfinish­ RUBBIZH Disposal, ashes, etc. ■^aln street. Phone 2-8172. 4 Rooms, plus two unfin­ kltcheri. Hot water oil heat, cop­ uttered a public word, of indlgstlon immigration laws and maintains New Haven.-'Conn. . used. 18 months to pay. Cheaper SEVERAL ROOMS, every con­ Income over $2,000 yearly. Rents national quotas, which dpporients \ ed upstairs rooms. Reasonable. cellars. Cleaned. Contract or tran­ Telephone^T 7-3597 than renting. -AU musical inatru- ished, fireplace, hot water oil per plumbihg. Immediate occu­ SIX ROOM CAPE COD — Fire at Hlsa infamous'deeds. 373 Main Sfroot. 1939 DODGE. Good condition. venience 1 ',4 blocks from bus. place, large kitchen, combination are be ow O.P.A. ceilings. For of the law contend are discrimin­ On Europe Army Annooneementa Call 2-4291. ' sient. 2-4988.. menta accepted in trade. Private Non-smokers. Phone 2-0086. 374 pancy. 347 Middle Turnpike West. 'The eight who signed yester Good and clean, $135. Inquire 37 Situations Wanted—* heat, large lot. Quick occu­ Tel. 3932. screens, storm windows, awnings, immediate sale this price will b.e atory. lessons for beginners. (Zbester Ac­ Summit street. . / , $12,000. Schwartz Real Bistate, day’s statement said; that"Eiacn DRAPERIES Made to order. Any' Marble street. PKoine ’ 2-0059 or MANCHESTER Welding Service. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS “ CO., Female 38 Diamonds— Watdi^ cordion Studios, 91 Union atreet. pancy, 1 year old. First time amesite drive. Ctehn and attrac­ hqwer, of all people, should under­ (Continued' Erem Page One) Portable equipment. General CAPE COD with shed dormer. Im- tive. Price $12,200. 8274, or Hartford. 5-5138. atyie. Raaaonabl^For informa­ 2-8727. local and long distance moving, Jewelry 48 TeL 6709. on the market. GI mortgage, stand.-how unjust and unwarrant­ IM S BUICK tion can 3-3909. welding, boiler and furnace weld­ packing, storage. Call 5187. Hart­ AXX. TYPEiS uf-curtains laundered Boarders Wanted 59-A ' mediate occtipSncy. Weil built, ed are the current , attacks on Gov Hospital Notes men wanted England to he ih the and Ironing done In my' home. COVENTRY—Six rooms, all im­ ing. Phonee 2-1658 or 2-8762. ford 6-1423. LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ CHRISTMAS Suggestions. Violin buyer may assume. $2,500 excellent repair. Hot water heat, MANCHESTER — Colonial. Fire­ provements, $8500; also older 8 ernor Stevenson for his deposi defense community td help France Super 568, S,iMlARettc. CHRISTOPHER ROBIN' pre-kln- 1949 CHEVROiJCT deluxe two- Call 2-4333. pairs, acijusts watches expert!^. oil. Well landscaped. Manchester outfit including bow and case, $29; ROOM A.ND board for gentleman, cash to buy. place. tile hath. 1H % mortgage. rooms, all improvements. 2 acres. tion in the first trial of Alger Patients T oday:'...... 118 offset any Germany menace. An Fully equippi^ dergarten school. Children - SH door. 20,0d0 miles. Call 2-8498. FOR OIL Burner service and In- ALBAIR AND Berry Trucking Reasonable prices. Open daily. 8009. H. B. Grady. Early occupancy. $2,000 cash Hiss." editorial in the London Dally Mail BABY SI'TTING evenings. Mrs. Royal Artist’s trumpet outfit with on bus line. Tel. 2-1446. State road, $8500; also 5 rooms, ADMITTED SATURDAY: Vin­ to 5. Mrs. D. L. Ballard, dlrec^r, Btallatlon by 15 years exper­ Co. Rubbish, ashes removed. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce case, $99.50. Kemp’s, Inc. needed. In New York, James Hsgerty, centJordan. Rockville; Mrs. Letl- said if ratification "cannot be 1950 CHEVROI.®T, Fleetllne de- ienced oil burner service man. Gsudreau, 34 Weaver Road. Tel. CAPE COD Home, six rooms, two garage, all improvements, down 79 Lakewood Circle. Phone 2* Dump truck available for loam, atreet. Phone 2-4387. CHARLES LESPERANCE Eisenhower’s press secretary com' tla,,’fowle, 204 Green road;.Dennis achieved without direct participa­ 1696. Transportation arranged. ..^xe tudor sedan, radio, heater. Call Manchester 2-1731 or 2-8003. gravel, etc. Phone 2-2591. 7148. Tenements 6S unfinished. Hot water 'heat, cop­ payment $1,000. New ranch and mented: tion (of Britain), is there not a Ehccellent condition throughout, HENRY ESCOTT AGENCY Cape Cods, the best locations, rea­ ^'Chapelle. Phoenix street; Mrs, M uM^I Instruments 53 Apartments— Flats— Phone 3620 per plumbing, screens and awn­ “ To paraphrase Shakespeare, call for a revision of the British' ALTERATIONS and draperies coloacream. Besy terms. Doug­ STONE. AND Brick maaon, also MANCHESTER —Package Deliv­ OPENING IN reliable home for Household Goods 51 ings. Clean «a a pin at $11,900. Henry A Thelma Jeffries Ek o U sonable dowi, payments. Welles Gertrude Bunce. Rockville; James child care by hour, day or week, methinks the fgenUeman’s friends Jsssie, 546 Hilliard street; Thomas attitude?” ----- made to order. For further In­ las Motors, 333 Main Street. cement work Valentino Belluccl, ery. Loral light trucking and NEW, USED'.qnd rental instru­ 3>a FURNISHED housekeeping MANCHESTER — New 6-room The Phil Halllh Agency.' 2-9221. Agency, Coventry. Tel. 7-6872 or protest too much." At French insistence, both the formation call 2-9022. 80 Birch street. Phone 2-1601. package delivery, Refrigerators, to suit parents. Call 2-8801. ' AN HONEST PERSON ments. Reeds, . mutes, , strings, room.s. Central. Phone Rockville. Realtors. REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE, 7-7501. The eijtat''included Herman Dun­ Benoit, 45 Fairfield street; Karen United States and Britain signed NEED TRANSPORTATION? WHO’S GOING HOUSEKEEPING ranch nome, full cellar, oil hot Burke, Vernon. GHEyROLET washers and albve moving a stands, all accessories. Methods. 5-3634. water heat, tile bath. Very large 266 High S t West, (Cor. McKee) lap Siplth and Mrs. Edilron Dirk, a joint pact with the six members WINDOW SHADES made to order specialty. Phohe 2-0752. THAT’S WHAT I WANT Factory-trained repairman. Ward MANCTHESTER GREEN — S)x Tel. Manchester 3683 co-chairmen of the National Vol a d m it t e d YESTERDAY: of the defense community com­ Club Coupe. Very clean Personals 3 Clean PrO-^ar Cara and Installed. Venetian blinds Situations Wanted— TO TAKE OVER rooms. PlaMered garage. Amesite Wanted— Real Estate 77 Gerald F.Hiott. South Coventry: Krause, 87 Walnut. 5336. Business Locations drive. Fine location. Carlton W. rooms, two unfinished with dot\ unteera for Stevenson,' Publisher mitting ■ themselves to look upon and curtain rods. 24 hour service. Male 39 UNPAID BALANCE mers. Fully Insulated, aluminum IF YOU Want green lumber, poor Mrs. Agness Hall. 65 Wadi'worth THE PPXISPECT Hill School for Written Guafaptees / Hutchms. 2-5132 or 6231. CASH BUlfERS waiting for 4. 6, Mark Ethridge of Lsulsville, Ky.; any wayward action by.Germany Estimates gladly given. Fagan Painting— Papering 21 MONTHLY PAYMENTS for Bent______M combination doors and sash, hot workmanship,'do not look at this, Ernest AngeUv, New York City at­ street; William Roberts, South as a threat to themselves, ; young children. Transportation 1942 CHEVROLET OUHKCWUPB Window Shade Co., Route 44 at GENTLEMAN Desires part time $21.63 Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 hut if you are interested in a well 6 and seven room singles apjl OFFICE ROOM.S for rent. House AMERICAN COLONIAL— Seven water heat, fireplace. amesite tw6-famll^ houaes in Manchester, torney; -Writer Jdhn Hersey, New Coventry; Mrs. Alda Mnzlo. Staf- -The rising reeistanca to ratific» furnished. Mrs. Lela Tybur, dtrec- 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN \ Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. PAINTING and paperbanging. work, evenings, has machanical NEW FURNITURE AND drive, large corner lot. Owner built, four )>edroom. large living OXFORD GRAY Overcoat, in ex­ and Hale Building. See H. B. rooms, four bedrooms, tile bath. Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. Haven, Conn.; Dr. Rainhold Nie­ fordville; Mrs. Blanche Brown, 128 tion. might force the government , tor. Phone 2-5767. 1940 BUICK CLUB COUPE .Interior and exterior. \Cablnet ability. Call Coventry 7-7108. APPLIANCES transferred. Howard R. Hastings. ro^n with fireplace, dining room, buhr, New York C3ity' theologian, West street: Mrs. Anna Schutz. LINOLEUM Remnants 50c square cellent condition, Size 40. Phone Houye. . Large living room, fireplace, cab­ Howard ,R. Hastings, 2-1107. to demand new and stronger guar­ im O H R Y G L E R 1930 PL-YMOUTH TUDOR building and building contract­ which is now in storage— 2-1107. cabinet kitchen extra large lot, and Mrs. Edith Sampson, cjiics- Rockville; Herman Hill. 110 South antees from Britain and America. BALLARD’S Driving School. Man­ yard. Afrphalt tile, wall coverirjg. originally sold to a young couple 4484. inet kitchen; large dining room, chester’s oldest. Thousands of 1939 PONTIAC TUDOR ing. Call Cliff, 2-4298. STORE FOR Rent, centrally lo­ lavatory. Hot water heat, oil. well xlandscaned. ideal location, WANTED—Two family fist. Good go attornsy- slain itfeet; Fred. Edwards.' 428 Despite Herriot’s attack on ta* New Yorker Sedan. 1938 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Done by reliable, well-tralneid Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 but unfortunately are not getting MANCHESTER Custom Built accident free Inatructloii hour.s. cated, Reasonably priced. T. J. Near school H. B. Grady. Mau contact. E. F. Von Ecker, 509 condition. Reasonably priced. They declared that"sim ilar un­ Porter atreet; Mrs. Dorothy Sntrf* treaty, the convention of the Rad­ men. All jobs guaranteed. Hall PAINTING' and Decorating. Inter­ married 6 room ranch home. About one Keeney''^treet fair and sinister interpretations ical Socialist party he headk vot­ Fully equipped. Hundred.s of satisfled students. COLE MOTORS Linol^m Co., 56 Cottage street. ior and exterior. Floors refin­ TROPICAL FISH and plants. New BEDROOM SUITE MUSKRAT FUR coat, ■ size 16. Crocket;, Real Estate. Phone Chester 8009. Write Box Y, Herald. fer, 86 Summit street: Selim 5416. acre land. Garage. Full cellar. All ______could be placed with better cause Mitchell, 65 Delmont street; Mrs. ed in favor of ratlficiation with For appointment tel. 2-2245. CALSO SERVICE CEI4TER Phone 2h>022, evenings 6166 or ished. Reasonable rates. Call shipment Just- arrived. Kelly’s LIVING' ROOM SUITE Worn only once. Phone 2-1801. conven'cnces. Large rooms and Aquarium, 29 Sunset street. Open VERNON CENTER — Two Acres MANCHE^ER Green — Holly THINKING OF selling your 4 bed -[upon General Eisenhower’s cop Mabel Holmes, 28 Woodbridge s'omb' possible modifications. ■WAN’TED— RIDE to Aircraft, •ntcj ! 8109. ^ Gerrv Whitman. Manchester 6-PC. DINETTE SET RUBBER HUNTING boots, hip OFFICE SPACE for rent. Cheney Clear. Main roSd to Rockville. closets. Fireplace. Excellent lo­ wood section, nice seven room room home,■ or even_M 1 _____ 3 bedroomsB__ nection aarlfitwith Ula*Hiss. ** The union of Democratic and 2-8866. 'til 9. "PHILCO” ELECTRIC REF. street; Mrs. Sarah Packard, 63 first shift, from vicinity Spring Phone 4164—2-0980—4165-0980- length, used once. Reasonable. block. 083 Main street. Cali 6419 Seven room single, artesian cation. Shown by appointment colonial, flrsKfloor has homey liv­ with aunroom on 1st floor? 1 hlive Reciting Eisenhower’s accept Wells street. Socialist restatants, headed by COMPLETE Re^ialrc by Stuart R, “BENGAL'’ COMB. RANGE onlv. Carlton W. Hi^tchlhs 2-5132 ing room, den\dinlng room.* mod­ anca of membership ^n the Car- War Mliiiater Rene Pleven, orig­ and Gardner streets. Cali 2-2620. Wolcott on washing machines, "NORGE” WASHER 1555 Hebron avenue. Glastonbury. or 7614. water, oil heat Asking $11,000. a local family looking for one. ADMITTED TODAY; Raymond 1951 CHEVROLET tudor deluxe This one a1ll sell fsst. For ap­ or 6231. ern kitchen snd.lavstory. Second negle Endowment b^rd, the eight inal aponaop'of the Edropean Ar­ ISM HUBSOM vacuum cleaners, nibtors, small Repairing 23 Poultry and Supplies 43 "HOOVER” VACUUM Contact Elva Tj'ler 2-4469. Kulplnrit.v. 18 Hazel street: Julie PUP TENT Will the girls who sedan. Beautiful fathom green fin­ pointment please phone Howard floor three gook size bedrooms said my plan, also urged ratlficiation. ish. Low mileage. Like new. For appliances. Pick up and dellvery. BROAD BREAS’^BD bronze tur­ "EMERSON” TELEVISION OVERSIZE Six room brick Cape "He, too, must have believed Ann Sardells. 4 Tyler circle; El- Socialist and pro-Communlst Commodore 8. Radio borrowed pup tent from James MATTRESS Yoirr old mattresaea R. Hastinga. 2-1107. - - and tile bath., hestaied garage, nice CON.n- trees, four acres lind. $12,500. buy. placement, umbrellas repaired, for general cleaning two days a At The Green ment please call Howard R. Hast­ 654 Center Street that so far as they knew.' no one lace Irish, 10 bepot square; Rich­ crashed s guard rail and cam* to men’s shirt collars reversed and week/Tdondaya and Fridays pre­ sizes atone delivered. Ordhr now. ings. 2-1107. sbly priced at $2,000. Manchester. Carlton W. Hutchins. 2-5132 or ard Llpck, Rockville; Mrs, Pearl S ^ e n . Fufly equipped. J 1941 PONTIAC Club coupe, radio.' 6231. ^lanchester 4112 in the Illinois governor^* camp had rest against a'tree, was nolUd Ini 1948 Pontiac 6 Cylinder 4-Dr. Se­ replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending ferred. Write Btbx R, Herald. Nussdorf Construction Co. Phone Open 19-^A. M. to 5 P. M. 8009. H B. G.-ady. “everused these facts to discredit Russell snd son, WnUmantlc; Mrs. heater. In good condition. A good 3408. WEST SIDE — 3 bedrooms, den, FOR QUICK RE-VUI TS In eelUng To)vn Court this morning on dan. Shop. JOB RA1YD TR U a RANCH HOMES—individually de General Elsenhower." Msry Sinnamon. 235 Highland family car. Hurry to Douglas- vyOMAN FOR housework, one day living room v.'lth fireplace. Cabi­ BOLTON—Just over Manchester your property call Suburban recommendation of Assistant Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 signed, and custom built. Six The Hiss case blast rame aS street; Mrs. Patrlcllla Martocchlo, Motors. 333 Main street. 1948. Willya Station Wagon-,-Wlth week. Write Box E, Herald, stat­ 50% OFF on famous make Bat­ net kitchen, tile bath, rumpus line, new five room ranch, three Realty Co., Realtors, 541 Main Stevenson and his aides were mak­ Prosecutor W. David Keith. Keith rooms each. Attached garages. bedrooms or dining room, fire­ >53 Drive B; George Brook. Jr.. told the court there was Insuffi-1 overdrive. ' Builc|lng— Contracting ing referencee and wages expect­ teries. Written guarantees. $1.00 room. Oil heat, combination win­ street CaU 8215. ing final preparations to take off 101 Laurel sfrset; Caruro baby BEFORE YOU Buy a used car down. $1.00 weekly. Calso Serv- ELECTRIC Portable radio, phonO' CHASSIS and CAB dows throughout large double.lot. The finest of homes', best of loca­ place, ventilating fan, hatchway, dent evidence of a violation. aee Gorman Motor Salea Bulck ed. tomorrow on a 12-state tour in­ bovi -lll Seaman circle. ISM FACKSRD 1950 Dodge Ton Panel—Excel­ icenter. Tel. 4164, 4165, or 2-0980. graph combination. Six months ‘ Extensive shrubbery and gardens. tions.. greatest of values. Prices tile bath, located on 3-4 acre plot. WANTED—One building lot—1 to cluding St) appearances in New Also nolled v’aa the caee of Ed-1 Sales and Service, 285 Main lent cofidiUon. SPECIALllZINO TN Custom ^ l l t old. Call 2-8801 before 5 p. m. $17,000 to $18,500. Madeline a d m it t e d YESTERDAY: garages, concrete floors. jUlio al­ PART TIME tray girl, 3:45 p. m. MODEL FI 52 Priced lo self quickly, deal direct­ Excellent location. Asking $12,- 2 acres—Manchester or ■vicinity. York state. ward Allen Twinning, 19, of 34 street. Phone 2-4571. Open eve­ to 7:15 p. ra. Six day week. Ap­ MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE. Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. 700. Phone Barbara Woods 3702. Write Box M, Herald. Claudia Ctrrler. 227 Green road; Radio and HeaL C10RK I nings. terations, additions andz-normcr PRANK'S Antiques and second ly with owher. Call 2-0211. The Democratic nominee will Dennis LaChapelle. Vernon; Mrs. Grove street, Rockville, charged New Arrlx-ali Dally erection. Call Frank/Contois, ply to Dletltinn, Manchester Me­ $2 down, $2 weekly. Buy the new take time out tonight,4n a speech with emhazzlement from hts em-1 er. Special W ld w j Worcester Power Mower. Fa­ hand store, 56 Cboper street. Buys Ethel Petersen. 326 Middle turn­ 1941 OLDSMOBILE Model 98 We Specialize In Square Dealing Hartford 8-7735. /Manchester morial Hospital. and sells good used furniture and BOLTON at a campaign rally in the National pike east; Wilfred Sabourin, Staf­ ployer, the Sunshine Dairy Ck>m- 5322. mous Briggs-Stratton motor. Hueic Wuaving For Beauty Guard armory herV, to tend to his pany. Keith told the court the | four-door ,3 hours. Salary $.50. bavLs & WE BUY and sell good used furni­ Vi mile east of Bolton on his way East by train. Sale. Cali 2-2973 after 6. \/ Bradford Lumber Co.. 200 Tol­ flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. nut street; Mrs. Sylvia Osgood, ly embezzled has been made, he | ba.sement play rooms. Reasonable ture, combination ranges, gas 189S Notch o ff Routh 44-A. Four School Vacation Periods Andover; Rus.sell Burke, Rockville; said. Open Evenings ancT Sundays Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. 1941 PLV.MOTTTH, 1939.Ford. 1940 rates! Free' estimates. Phone land street. East Hartford. Hart­ ranges and heaters Jones Furnt* room expandable Cape Cods, ford 8-2127. Vacation days for the new Criticism of Ike Mrs. Eugenl.a Prova, 176 South Judge John S. G. Rottner, pre­ Chevrolet. 1941 Bulck. All in ex­ 1940 DODGE coupe. Priced^ to sell 2-0650. / CINCO ALL sAIuminum Combina­ ture Store, 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. Deliyered In Manchester 14 acre lots, artesian wells. elementary school oh Ayres road Main atreet; Benjamin Savory. 122 siding, said the complainant should I cellent condilion. No money down. quickly Written guarantee, $195. are: te.achera convention. Oct. 81; Green roadr Mrs. Virginia "LaTiil- bq/nollfled that the court "Is not] CARPENTER Work done by ex­ WANTED Mature efficient wom­ tion. windows. No painting, no Price only $10,500. FHA and Buy on your o-STn term.-.. Center Buy it on your own terms.\Cole changing, no storing. Free esti­ USED REFRIGERATOR, used a half day of school, Nov. 26. pre­ Stirs Two Issues lipe and daughter. 780 Vernon to be used as a collection agency," pert/ Dependable service. No an. capable of meeting public. electric ranges. Ail in good cofi- VA approved. Terms ar­ Motor Sales. 461 Main street Motors. 4164. \ Permanent with future. Write mate given, no obligation. (2all ceding tae/lTisnksglvlng holiday. street"; Arthur Norton, 11 Lille.v Other cases: job' too small. Phone Rockville dition. Colla Appliances, 249 ranged. street: Mrs, Elizabeth Gerich and Waldo Lake, 17, Windsorville, | 5-5759. Box J, Heraid. William Tunsky. 2-9095. Children yi'lll return to school Dec (Oaattaoed froni Pag* Oee) 1947 FORD Super deluxe, blue, Broad street. 1. Chrtrtmaa vacation will be^m son, 35 Center street; Frank speeding.- S 27, Improper equipment. with new 100 1*. P. engine. Ex­ 1910 Hl^DSON four door sedan. POULTRY—Manure for gardens, Femmia. 26 Ashworth street: Duf $12; Mrs. Helen Plrs, 114 Orchard] EASY SPIN Dryer, less than five L. F. DeMARS Dec. 23, with school reopening Jsn. Zionists like myself. It all proves ISSOfACKARD cellent condition throughout. Roa'-Ona’ole. Phone 2-1268. Help Wanted— Male 36 lawns, shrubs. Supply limited. / Builder 5. Spring vacations will be from (any baby girl. North Windham. street, Rockville, corner law, $3 Bank financing For this one .see Florist^)— Nurseries 15 Minimum delivery 10 bushels. years old. In excellent condition. that when s Rabbi steps off hts bond forfeited; Fred E. Fox, 31. of Sedan. Fully, equipped, j Boh Olive'r, Center Motor .‘-ales. 1949 FORD V-8. fordor s^an, Call 7509 after 7 p. m. Solimene, Inc. Manchester 6420 Feb. 20 to M veh 2 and April 24 pulpit and turns politician, he be- Hawk Fells Bat 92 Columbus atreet, corner law, $3; radio., heater and overdrive. XMAsS TREES— (Wholesale). Se­ Phone evenings 6971. G. A. Carl­ to May 4. ScKooI will be closed ^m es a bad rabbi and a worse WANTED Carpenter. Phone son, 136 Summer street.' BIX ROOM House, sunpovch, 2-cer Frankfort, Ind.—(/Pt—Bats, Henry Boland, 58, of 22 Oliver $14M 1949, 1950, 1951 Alitijmobiles, as Black' $1150. Call p&ckvlUc lected bal.saiv. ami spruce that 6105. • FLORENCE Oil burning kitchen 634 CENTER STREET Good Friday, with June 19 the politician. As s Zionist, he (Silver) sell fki sight. Wrea'ths. boughs, space heater, oil drum and treS' garage, ISO ft. frontage, $10,500. closing date for the summer vacs? swooped into the Frankfort Times road, corner law,. 83; Elton G. | little as $9.90 weeklv. Lowe.st 5-7768. sitould be on his hands and knees composing room and unnerved the Conner, 37,‘<262. Osk street, park­ finance rates. Possible your car etc. Rehowried quafity. Moderate OPENING Available for salesman tie. Phone 8236. MANCHESTER ~ PHONE S101 Call after 4:30 p. m. Rockville 5- tion. Report cards will b* Issued In gratitude to Truman." LOAM, Superior quality. Call Man­ 7008. compositors (or several nights in a ing violation, $1 bond forfeited; | down. Douglas Motury, 333 Main. 1941 CADILLilC Model 61. h'inc prices. Retailers triple invest- in Rockville and Manchester. Fuji on the following dates, Nov. 18, Baruch (in answer to newsmen's Albert Jacobs, 52, 93 Foster street, condition. Priced for quick sale. chester 7320 or Rockville 5-5652. DAVENPORT Bed. small blue row. ment.s. Write for price brochure. or part time,- Town Motors. Feb. 8, April 14 and June 19. questions in New York after Elsen­ Then one of the "flying mice” non-sufport, six months sentence 1951 CHEVROLET two-door style­ Call o'\nor 2-2784. Hughes Fafms Bernardston. print tapestry covering, ma­ MANCHESTER—Old colonial. 6H hower’s: headquarters released a Kaiser-Frazer Dealer,. 45 West FOR SALE—Men's rebuilt and r.e- rooms. Hot we.ter heat, fireplace, Hot Loach Mean made the mistake of venturing on suspended on payment of- $250 j line deluxe. Radio, heater, Powor- Mass. lasted work and dress ^oes.^Sam hogany finish, very good condition letter of high praise from Banieh ISM PONTIAC 19r,i CHEVROLET .-Bel-Air, Center street. $35. Phone 2-1319. Dutch oven, large maple shade The - menu for the Wapping Into the news room, where 1t was bond; Charles J. Wesneskl. Jr.. 20, glide. In beautiful ' condition Yulyei, 15, . 'Maple . street, *opp. Grammar . School next week Ut; to Eisenhower)—"I certainly don't radio. hcat,er, signal and backup SPECIAL SALE oh hardy chry- trees on Oarage. felled by a firmly rolled copy of j of 53 Deepwood drlve^ndecent ex- “ throughout. Green finish. Doug­ WANTED First National parking lot. Monday, sHced cheeae, eaoaUopcd agree" with' Truman/«i. statement the newspaper.' The marksman.' posure, $50. six months suspended, j Chieftain Sedan. Funyj las Motors,. 383 Maui. llghU. Custom seat covers. WTilte rwntheirui^s 60c-.ea.ch. Also cut School bus at door. Purchase but “I will not. attadk. him (Tru- •price $114)00; L ocate . 43S.v Oak -eora;: potato chips, bread,- hutfer was Metl -'7 il -wall tjxea.. Completely undentoat- flowers, 60c. ^juncl»;'‘.McCon-vilie% ' FIRST.: CLASS MOLD GRIND :YOURil«6Vtei ’ up. Free and ■ fruit; Tuesday, • trankfurta. matt) uwleas ha attacks jba" J950 Studebaker Conv. — Radio, ed. Lustrous two tone finish. One Greenhouses. 302 . Woodbridge -leaf mulcher wlth Boiena or Mow-. land street. Howard R. Hastlngi; Abramson (in a tslegram, re- heater, overdrive. Just, like a .We need Bancli Homea. ag^u. 2-1107, 7 1 sauerkraut, mashed potatoes; ham local-Dvner and only 9,000; ^ s i- ‘Street. Phone 2-5947. MAKERS—DIE MAKERS Maste* -rotary ■while they 1 ^ . Colonials and Ca|ie Coda I'CVvS. sandwiches and Ic* creani; '['Wed- leaasd':tn Nurapm N. j..' asnt 'to new oar, ' ' / ' ■ tlvely like brand new.’ Cah not be. Silver).^"Your r'ole as a promoter For rent. Lawn; garden and home at fair prloea for oar caah TALOOTTVILLE—Four miles out neaday,. tomato soup, crackers, JUST RECI^VID! 1950 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sed.fn-DriVe^’ ciu plicated anywhere. See Bob and t 6 6 l 'MAK?:RS ’ tools. Tillers, ladders, Sanders, I customera. Quick aervtee chopped ham sandwiches and of the Republican party within afid compare. Oliver, Center Motor Salea, 461 Roofing—Siding 16 * ' . • • of Manchester, 6 roonPCapc Ood. Jewish organizations has been mowers, chain saws, etc. (Zapitol I —no red tape. Five finished. Hot water heat, cookie's; Thursday, escalloped po- A FEW CARLOADS OF TUB j ilain .street. ‘ ■ Avoid winter driviiifr. .Work Equipment Co., 38 Main street. well-know.i fori many years. Politi­ BEI^NAt 1950 Biiick Sedanette —Radio and FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that storm windows end dobra, set tatoes and ham, string )>eans, heitei, new tires, ' , in a modern air conditioned Phone 7958. cal‘ partisanship seems to require 1940 PLYMOUTH, gray fudor. Re­ stay on in any kind of storm, and FORECAST .tubs, steel hatchway. Youngstown rolls, butter and pudding; Friday you to stoop to public condemna­ MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY 1948 Dodge Tow-n Sedan — Radio built engine, 5,0.00 miles. Good gutters, conductors and roof re­ plant. Excellent wages, paid Ija r v is r e a l t y sink end cabinet, tile bath, ga­ marcaroni and, cheese, peas, car­ tion of the President who has dem­ FABULOUS and healer, low mileage. .Very STORM SASH and screens-36" x rots, peanut butter sandwiches tires. ^11 8966. pairs. Call Cbughlin 7707. vacations 'and holidays. Fully 61" 24" X 39". 30 ” x 39". Side rage with amesite driveway, lot onstrated more courage than any clean car. V e iy Soon and applesause. Milk is served to 7 ^ OCTORER 20-24 paid complete group insur­ .arm gas heater. Reasonable. Tel. PHONE 4112 155’ X 310’.. Priced right at $I3,- other person In carrying the fight, 1948 Plymouth Club .Coupe - Ra­ MA.NCHESTER — Roofing and all every d*y- ' NEW HUUSONS ance plan, 55* hour week. 2-3816. 800. Phone Barbara ' Woods, for civil liberties to places where dio and heater, new tires. Good- 1938 PLYMOUTH $100. Phope Siding Co. Also all types of paint­ • RAIN Agent. 3702. ' PeraoMl MenUoa those whom you support are too motor. ED-MAR KNITTING NOOK If yoH woRt o iMW cor I 2-3565. ing and carpentry work. Guaran­ Apply 14A4 Mr. and Mrs. WilUam Foster of mesk to face that fight." 1949 Mercury Station Wagon — teed work. Phone 2-8933 for free • SLEET MANCHESTER — Three room Avery street are on a vacation In Nixon tin an address carried I soa ui for tha host 4m I | Radio and heater. Plenty room 19!5o MERCTIRY club coupe. Green estimates. A prstty bib style apron towaar Try your hand at buck weaving houae with glaaaed In perch and northern New England.and New in part by radio and telertaion in MRS. EDWIN FUUER for' extra passengcr.a. ■with radio, heater, overdrive and ABA TOOL and DIE. CO. • SNOW or Swedish darning. It’a caay to .bath, plastered walla, new roof, York state. soma eaatam cities, to 400 party I In taw R . GREAT EASTERN Roofing ’ and for kitchen dutiee,, or when you Y7 CRESTWOOD DRIVE 1948 Dodge Ton Panel—-Ready other extras, ilust sacrifice. In- 1395 Tolland Turnpike entertain. Juet e yard of bright do and fascinating. By varying the 100’ X 100’ lot. In exceUent leca Mrs. Donald Johnson of Wapi workers here)—Gov. Adiai k . Stev- for your work. ^ ■quire 157 Pine street. Construction Co Applicators of Manchester - • FREEZING COLD ' material mekea thie handy aide in colors the aame design can be used tion. AU city uttlltlss. Priced at ping Center is a patient at'th e kmion, the Democratic preaidentlai Bird and Flintkote. Guaranteed the ameiler alsca. Why not make eeveral times and each time It wiU $6,800. Barbara Woods,- Agent. Hartford Hospital. ■ ' nominee, "should immediately dis­ 1947. Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan—New roofs and siding. Life-Ume alum­ WANTED—Full or part time me­ . paint. ■ CAPABLE SECRETARY eeveral for ahqwer glfta. appear to be different. This type 3702. associate himself from this intern- 1941 OLDSMOBILE convertible. inum clapboard and combination chanic. Town Motors, Inc., 45 of embroidery can be' used on ' 1940 Chevrolet Sedan—Panel. Spe­ BUILD YOUR GARAGE Pattern No. 889S la a aew-rite CRASH INJURES FOUR perate snd unfair and vicious at- i McCLURE - Phone 2-1406. storm windows and screws,. For -West Center afreet. perforated pattern In slaea 14, 16, household articles end wearables. 8outabviry,\..Oct. 20v-(jP)-^-Four tack" by Truman. I ANNUAL cial price. free estimates call 8271. Bventngv Pattern No. 2 6 9 S contains 1941 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan. 1940 BUICK super 4-door sedan. 18, 20; 40, 42, 44. Slse 18, 1 yard Lots for Sale 73 persona were injured when, an: Dewey (on the NBC “Meet the ! 8303. Albert V- Lindsay, Owner. WANTED — Experienced truck materiel requirementa, step-by Press" television program)—"In ^ 1941 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sedan—Ra­ Radio, heater New tires, motor mechanic. Wages in accordance i’ » WANTED! • ' 1 and FOUNDATION NOW o f 39-lnch. , ..V , automobile swerved off the high -For tala pattern, aend SOc In step stitch Illustrations, and chart way In South Britain yesterday his charge- that General Eisen- | HARVEST SUPPER AND SALE dio and heater. very good. $275. Call Manchester WE SPECIALIZE in roofing and to ability. AL-o mechahies helper. AUTO Co. for embroldeiY- OAKLAND SUcet lOO- x 200' lot. bower was pro-Naxi; he (Truman) 1937 Dodge 4;Dr. Sedan.. 2-9987. , • siding. Highest, Quality ma­ For fiiN Hm*. pernKweiit positien With n e ir i* colna, your name, address, size and hit a pole.- Four otaera ea See. Stuart. Carlson, Carlson Co. desired, and the PATTERN NUM­ Send 2Sc in coins, your namq, AU utUlties In. Phone 6535. caped injuries. The injured, taken has practically destroyed Mr. Stev* Open Evening!^ to 10 P. 1L| All Cars “Sold Below Ceiling terials. Workmanship guaran­ Motor Transportation, 44 Stock WED., OCT. Z$-SITTINQ$i 5, A, 7, F. M. Prices" iM t company. Exporimita and troiiiiii9 r t - BER TO SUE BCRNEin. MAN- address and the Pattern Number to St. Raphael’a boBpital at New enson’s chances because the Ameri­ Auto Accessories— Tires 6 teed. A. A. Dion. Inc.; 299 Autumn Place. to ANNE CABOT, THE MAN. LOT WITH foundation and top **A Safe Place To Buy Used Cars” CHESTER BUBNINO HERALD Haven, were Loula Aptcelli, 45, o f can people juat won’t stand for TeL 2:9442 street. Phone 4860. quirod. W rit* io tetoH of OKporin co. bock- . IIM AVE. AMERICAS, NEW CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Boll. Ideal for ranch home. CaU Weat. Haven, chast injuriat: his that kind of dirty lying.” Buekingham CtngragaiiMil Church WANTED— Experienced painter B U H .T - R 1 T E 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW 2-9988. Fw IMMinetiatloR * SOLIMENE. Inc.' 1947 CADILLAC motor, A-1 con' and paperhanger. Full or part YORK M, N. f . wife, Daisy, 42, possible fractured Abramaon is national chairman ditlon. Call 2-iS58. ground Imd iiicoiiil dosirod to Reary for you now — Baaic YORESi,N,T. leg; Mra. Anthony OohelM,^ 66, of of, ta* CIO Community Scrvicea ADULTS $1.50— CHILDREN TO 12, 75e 6M Center Street Riwfing, 1$-A time. Call after 8:30. 2-8866. Dlr^^Fectory Phone 5101 CONSimUCTION CO. faahion for . ’52. Fall and Win- Presenting the New Anne Cabot West Haven, possible fractured Committee. The CIO is supiporttng MENU: Roast turkey, mashed potatoes, tunilpa, esUoas. cabbeg* ROOFING— Specializing in repair­ JIG S A W . Owners attention! ter. TMa pew iaaue ia filled with Needlework Album. Directioaa for •kuU. possible fractures of ta* Stevenson. . ' ’ Hudson Deelcr Garaffefi— Service— lO X H. C"0 THE HEKALO Read Herald Advs. right leg and wrist oqd facial lac- salad, cranberry sauce, oeleiy, oUves, earnR sticka, laMskss, reUa, •1949 OLD.SMOBILE aun ing roofs of all klnda. Alao new Start earning money at home hut­ 106 W in STREET^2.t727 % Ideas for smart, practical sewiitg .puppet mittens, beaic embroidery SUvar did nok directly endorse apple, mince, squash pie, coffee. . ' (sednette). Radio, healT Storage )0 ' for a Bew'aeaaoe; 'g ift paUara atltchea and grand ’ deeigBa ark eratlens; Joseph Matteo, 7, New Elsenhower Saturday, but Callar 87S BleiR S t t m t * roota. Quttar work. Chimneys ting put wpoden novelties apd MS IvfTVfv ffW iO T Oi. teOWTIQVIITiaio matlc, maroon flnieti. cleaned,. repaired. 36 -years' -ex- souvenienr. Write H. Cook, Dept. 37 M M ILE STREn— 2.00Sf < printed tamlde Um Mok, w . ' priatad la talalaiua. SS ■■ caatA Haven, poeslhle shoulder fracture. ■aid SUvar “had tha right to IT' " buy. Far below celllt„ FOR RENT'-Garage, LUac atraat, pertcncel Free estimates.' 'Cfill 61 D, 4407 8. Normal avenue, Chi­ v ' K ■ XMugiu Mstont, tt% Mala.’ near Qtntbr, TeL M76. Howlsy. Muchcatar 8361. cago 9, nL ' ' )•

K’ • - ■ .-V j, 'X' •X ; MONDAY, OCTOBER 20i 1962 .. .yA t. . FACE FOURTEEN' miiMhrstfr lEornind V^fltUk^ A Y cn c* DfUly NttT*rM| Ron ...... ' iM rw> tho WMk Badod * ,X Ths Weather ’ ,„Th#.,,Tyl« ..eij-cle. ^ the North along wHh Pascal Maatrangelo la Oct. 18, IMS - .—.Mr. and. Mr A Michael Guraki of.. '.5\: V'.-'.iriSfc-’. ■ roraeaat af.,U.’.a..Wts>R9S'^ <110 Goncxaaa atraat. waca.plcaaanl>t :M«niiK*nioaiai'aiof«.. . . . »l)t .meet running uw'tw o .town :coinniittee Abrat ly iurpriaed to receive a viait frbm nesday nightn ig h.at t 7:4,8...... at the...... church. affair!, ’ aim^nte'd' lK8t Mra. Jennie Smith apd her aon am} Members are asked to‘come pre­ Charles Prybism, father of Stan­ ley Prybispn, Democratic candi­ Fair, not quite an coM tonight. daughter, alt from Sanford. Fla..' pared to make' candles. Anyone’ Three Rallies Memhor of tha AndU , i V -Tl» WMhlnfton PTA ^-Ul iw t wishing further information may date for congrcasn^-at-large, has Fair and warmer Wednesday. tomorrow at 8 p.m; in the »cl)ool over the week end. Mra. Smith and Bareha at Otrealatioaa Mre. Guraki were childhood friends call Mrs. Mary Warren or Mrs. been secured as guest:.gpeaker for CHATHAM’S M ancheiter-"-A City of Village Charm ■H» « . MlM Juie Hayden, tedcher. Etta Miner. the meeting Sunday. o f tka third frade at the acheol. in Austria and came to this' coim- ffairs Next Week try>-40 years ago. They had not o-lU tall o( h*r trip to Kluropa this Monday night, Bayer skid, At- seen each other for 37 yeara. Temple Chapter,'No. 53, 'OE8, t Candidates paat auBuner and hhow alides. tilio .R. Frassinelli, who is a^lve VOL. LXXII, NO. 18 (ClmoaUtod AdvorUiiiig w Paga MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1932 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) will observe Robert Mqrris night in Democrtitic politics in Stamird. PRICE FIVE CENTS St. ^rl8topher*a ifotheri Circle at its meeting in the Masonic State's Legislature Springs, will be the guest speakd Ttm Saltation Army Womjn'a will Bibet tomorrow night at 8 Temple, Wednesday at 8 p.m. A At each of the meetings. Town group of paat. matrons and patrons; Local Democrats, making a de­ Homa' Uidcok. wUl.-hold a::baker>’ o'cloclt at the home of Mrs. Helen Counsel John D. LaBelle. candidate Casavant. 31 Columbus street. Co- of Ivanhoe Chapter, No. 10, of ■ termined effort to carry the town aala at tha citadel on Saturday. for state senator from the Fourth Oct as. hosteaa will be Mra. RosetU Bot- Hartford,' will exemplify the ritual ] in the approaching state «nd na­ u . s . ;k s aa*it was in effect in 1868, wear-! tional elections, are holding three District, and Attorney Anthony BIANKET lum. J. Gryk and Mrs. Katherine D. Hambers of Anderaon-Shea Post, ing costumes appropriate to that | rallies in three days’ next week, at Sales at the Mancheatcr Auc­ period. A cake walk will be hri'l each of which their candidates for Bourn, who are running for the vrw,V rw , and AuxiiiiAuxiliary will meet to- town's . two state representative R e d ^ C h iV ii tion Mart yesterday totaled in the banquet hall in charge of | the state legislature will be .fca- X \ Blfht at 7:80----- I atthe tl l/eclerc Funer- seats, will discuss the issues in i'62.22. There were 214 one-half Past Matrons Misi Mabel G. Trot­ t i i ^ . \ a l home, in tribute tr to Harry ths campaign, Bayer said. a member of bushel basr.cta of tomatoes sold at ter and Mrs. Marjorie Morrilon. The Democratic town «>mmlt- KimMe, who wi a high of T3..30. a low OLI2.4S and Mrs. Jna. Hohenthal ..ancLhec com­ tS T P o ^ tee is sponsoring tw-ofHhem,-qne an average of »2.79. od'd 194 crates mittee will serve refreshments. on Sunday at 3 p. m. in the of cauliflower went for a high of LIthuanlan-American C3uh on Pittsburgh, Oct. J2.10 and a IpW^t fl.70. The Profi ssionsl Women's Club 1 Oolway street, and the other the , 21—^5iin—The coal strike spread uneli United Nations, N. Y.. Oct. will meei tomorrow night at 81 following night at 8 o'clock qt the WANTED ployment among railroade^today as more than .322,000 : 21— (/p)— The United Statfls Miss hlgrCha Bell is chairman of o'clock at the home of Helen and ItaHan-Ameriegn 0u b on Eldridge ers carried their protest walkout into its second da.v. Th«''Bal- today blocked a Russian at­ the committee appointed to con- Gertrude Carrier. 38 Cambridge street. / X, timore and Ohio Railroad, an impo; tempt to issue an immediate riucVA rummage sale for Daugh- street. The speaker will be Ray­ The .Manchester Federation of CcM|Miit«rs, C orpM ten' mond E. C oo^ r, w ho will discuss. Lec^ Ann Gunoerson 1,200 workers and the Norfolk and- X of Liberty No. 17, i-OM< Democratic Women has scheduled \ Weatern told another 300 workera ’ \ invitation to North Korea ^ u r'sd a v riioming in Orange Hall. "A Stron.qer United Nations, an a meeting fbr Oct. 28 at 8 o'clock Htiptrt m d Labertrt there will be no mpre paychecks . and Communist China to ' Members of the committee w ill be Idea Whose Time Has Come."' One of the vocalists in- the Ro­ tary Club Minstrel will be Mrs. in the Verplanck School. Tom f o r . them until the minera return take part in United Nation.s A d l a i ^ e e s iW ill a Jovial Mti^don New England Tour at the hall Wednesday night to re­ Dodd, Democratic candidate for to the pita. ! ir s St. Ellrsbeth's Mothers Circle Lee And Gunderson of 115 Olcott debates on germ warfare. Hollis Firm ceive goods. drive. The show, will be held congress from the first district, The Virginian Railway aaid it, ..The U. S,_ did this through a .will meet 'Wednesday at 8 p.m. at has~also O f f e r bate immediately after the 15-na- IkeLackilig I regularly rehearses on Tuesday cunas, 64 Turnbull road. On^idea of into Rotary'a, scholarship fund dates running against Dodd and fiRVIS REALTY GO. dajr. Uon .steering committee had Xvenlnga at Center Church, will for. local stCidenta going to col­ the local Democratic leglslathr^ Win Aftoct Thousands i voted, 12-2 with President Lester , piacUce on Friday,fvenlng of this The Gleniiers group of the South lege. candidates. 5 Dover Rood Thousands of Pennsylvania Rail-; Methodist WSCS will hold a rum­ B. Pearson of Canada not voting, U. S. PoUcy 1 wee\ at 8 o clock, under the direc- Although a comparative, new­ ■ Attorney Philip Bayer, who /a completely road employes face reduced work­ to recommend inclusion of an ‘ No Deals* ' tlon o f Organist' Andrew Watson. mage sale Thursday at the church comer to Manchester, coming here days in the walkout lasts more> ___ at 0 a.m. Anyone wishing to do- American request for UN investi­ three years ago. the talented MrA than a few days. That railroad hasl gation of Red germ warfare Springfield. 111., Oct.* 21— jOur Lady mf Victory Mothers note articles may call Mrs. Doro­ Gunderson has been active with new kind of blanket an automatic plan to cut doJ^ I Washington, Oct. 21-—(>P) B y T h e a s s o c i a t e d P l U ^ thy Kissman, Mrs. Edith Smith charges on the assembly agenda. Circle will tneet Wednesday at 8 several chpral. and dramatic work days during a coal ^ike. — Sen. Wayne Morse (R., (fl>—Gov. Adlai E. Steven­ or Mrs. Mina Wiley. y The adjournment of debate mo­ Aboard The EisenhowiP. p.m. with Mrs, Jean Willard of groups in this area, inriudihg the Cial minera are refusing ^ w o r k Ore.) said todai'y he was of­ son, given a howling gfeetilv^ Special in New England, 209Menry atre^ Manchester Center Thespiwts, the at ..a sweet and low pr^c because the Wage ''-Sti^Hzation tion was carried 11-2 (Poland and fered a “very-high i^ t" by Russia) with one absention and by a hometown audience last '21—(flP)— Dwight D. Eiaea- ' ■ ---- / Ml* Wilfred Crotsen of 137 Beacon Player\ of the 'Tiiivelers board reduced their recently nego­ the Truman administration Pearson not voting. night, described Gen. Dwight Mystic'Review. Nd^ 7, Woman's North Earn strept, entertained a Insurance Co., the Travelers tiated 81.90 aNtoy h y « t to 81.50. hower warned today thgt group of children in the neighbor­ YonTl *leep like a kitten under Chatham’! Benefit AsW lation, will meet to- Choral Society and the Associated making their new^j^ic dally mini­ several months ago but .. Russia’s Andrei Gromyko called D. Eisenhower as a man with Communist Russia is strikiiiv hood, Saturday afternoon, mark­ **Puirey” blanket because it’s made q l 88% rayon this a "‘cowardly move" and "no policy, no program and irtorrow at 8 p.m., inxpdd Fel­ 'Little Theater group. She ia / mum wage 817.8.5 turned it down because he “ at the jugular vein of fr«a- ing tha first birthday .of her young currently rehearsing for the Bea­ served notice that he would raise lows Hall. Memberi are request­ aon, WUfred Stewart Croaaen. The and 12% wqql—a patented weave that gives "We're detei^nedxto hold out thought a Republican should no real faith in the future of dom” and aims to conquer the X ed to gather at the Watkins Fun­ con Player's "Over 21.” for the 81.90,z declared\.Prealdent the subject again on the floor of America” hoatesa used the Halloween motifs you more warmth without weight than you evee not serve in a Democratic the assembly or in committee world with every treacherous eral Home at 7:48 to pay final re­ and favors. Relatives from out of During the 1951 spring con­ P ILE S OF FUN! R. B. HoasW of the. United Mine The Democratic presidential spect to Mrs. Mary Clemson. who cert at 'Travelers, Mrs. Gunderson Workera Local in Acme. sW. Va. administration. when the item came up. measure short of war. town called earlier in the .week thought possible. A truly different blanket, More told a reporter' this was nominee declared his own party had been a member , oi^the pr- ■sang the contralto aria, "My 'ThafsyWhat was negotiated'gnd Before the — germ warfare haa a definite program “ built upon . And then he declared In a ragaA ta remember the baby with gifts, Chalham’ a "Purrey” is as beautiful as it ia \ what he had in min'd when he told delivered on historic Boston Ca«- ganixatlon nearly 85 yeara.______and the children present brought Heart at Thy Sweet Voice,” from that's . what we're going to get>l^ wrangle broke oiit, Poland a solid Mcord of experience.” "Samson and Delilah.” (Instead of Piles the Portland Oregonian In a tele, mon: * . - X ■ him toys and other atticles. Three practical..« at half the cost you d expect to pay! 85% In UMW Idle IXmne-interview yesterday that he charged that the United States Stevenson'r speaking at a rally in the Illinois. State Armory in behalf "If we are to win this daaAy birthday cakes were made for the About 85 per cent of the na­ bads.teen offered a high position. had deliberately sabotaged the party by friends, and each one We have this splendid value in a complete range tion's 75,000 UMW members are tniA talks at Panmiinjom and of candidates for State and con- struggle with Commuaism, -w* MATTRESSES \ He said the Oregonian was mis greHlonal offices, fired away re­ must have a leadership that ean had a aingle candle. Susan. Stew- of Dirty Disheil) of dreamy jxtlors,. Chartruese, Blue, Rose, Hunter Idle. Some of the major coal prod­ taken in interpreting his state­ called on the assembly Itself to ucing states, like West Vir^nia, peatedly at Elsenhower, his Re­ unite us behind great objecUraa* art'a aisteri\ assisted in serving Green, Y'diow, Aqua, .Geranium Red and White, ment as an intimation .that repre­ find a speedy solution to the a iMderahip morally and npiiip. It b better to have a good refreshments, and helped the tots W IT H A Pennsilvania and Kentucky, re­ Korean war...... —" publican opponent...... —^— AT THE ARMORY 'I fo u t sentatives of Gen. Dwight D. Ei­ The general, he Mid, ' ‘goes ually itronir.” . . -T rebuilt mattreiBa than a to play with his toys. 'beautifully gift-boxed. port virtually no TIMW-organIxed senhower had offered him a high Polish Foreign Minister Stanla- mines are operating. around saying one thing" only to <^n. OE^ght D. Heerihower nrtinni very liMpy ne be epeake from to front of the Ctty HnU in "... We can (mnquer Common- cheap new one. We re­ post if he would support tha Re­ law Skrzesezewki's speech, urging lam if .we have a leadership o f high OGT.MaiiAIS An industry appeal for a return have GOP Sen. Robert A. Taft of Pro>iwnc^. Re I. Tlw RepuMlcaii K--The madels far every hame, every size family... priced ta fit 54x54 Ing away from wprk to'abow their In an address, delivered at Jersey pf fear” that a RapubUean vtctafy diaepproval of the WSB action. that the GOP presidential nominee faith in the future of America,” night. It was aimed at Pinpoint State Public Utilities conttniMteii^ would mean another great dapraa- Stevenaon declared. City during a day of campaigning every budget. Spend just o few cents a doy to own a But orders or not. only 65,000 of "cannot etcape responsibility'' for hill, highest peak on the ridge. has been asked to Intercede In the^ aion. . 3 9 ^ hla endorsement o f Republican Makes No Plea The Democratic nominee re- The attack bogged down on the Su.lri.lr^asV"^^"'’"* *"■ I national gaa tie-up which threat- ^\Elaenhower gav* no indlcatlan Senators who pushed through what muddy alopea .and the Reds with­ General Electric Dishwasher .. . less than 109 a m eal... 54x72 $3.98 fContlnned on Page Eight) ^•The m^lience - t Jersey City. [ haNraa ready to accept Prsaident the President calls discriminatory Washington, Oct. 21—(ff)— A l­ (CoiitlnnH on Page Bight) drew at 8:40 p.m., AP correspon­ Hartford and some other areas of TTumM’a atatement that ha (Tru­ BfQ - - - NEW - BEAUTIFUL dent John Fujll reported from the first Dtop on A 16nfc lutomobile and treat yourself to hours of extra leisure time for ploy. Immigration liwa. ------ger Hiss, one of the side-issues of tour, was told that the GOP presl the state, It was learned this man) had not accused the general kHSMFi front. Fujii Mid the ridge still was STAIN RESISTANT— CRACK RESISTAN , Bepeato Words the presidential campaign, be­ dentlal nominee has been advising morning. of belng^'anti-OatlioUe and anti- See them today. He repeated the words in last comes eligible for parole Just one quiet more than two hours later... Semitic. . - ssr 39d m- grateful that JcwlM and Catholic The night was so ...... Eisenhower himself took note of Parole board's next scheduled visit East African colony for months. South Korean troops battled to I was not In the populiu-ly i HALE’S BABY SHOP munist. . / ' to L«wlsburg to hold hearings within 40 yards of the crest of shortages o f fuel might occur thia ed meaning of the word, a politi­ "I was shMked and amaziMl,” the growing controversy yeeter- Among them was Jomo KJnyat- Army Assails winter. Its appeal to the FPC will day when he told whistleatop there will be during the Week of ta, president of the Kenya African Iron Horse mountain at noon to­ cian; . Caters to Manchester's younger set with some of the best known lines $'erguson said, "to learn that Por­ Nov, 10. Union. day. They pulled back, how­ he ba.scd on results of this investi­ "I was no politician then; I am ter, in aasoctation with, other pro- crowds at Providence, R. I, and At­ gation. tleboro, Maaa. that the adininUtra- Board membera said that if Hiss (In London, the Colonial Office ever, because ^their supporting, not now; and I doubt that X eVer of baby clothes in the country. For selection, quality and style it's HALE'S Communiats, haa a long record of Story GIs Get Algonquin has virtually com­ Uqn had accused him of being applies for parole anytime before Mid more than 130 suspected Mau tanks could not And their targets shall be. , { advocating revolution—by violence pleted a 850,000.000 transmission N ew Low Priet On Kodak's enti-SemiUe and anti-Catholic. that date, he will be heard then, Mans had been taken into eus- through heavy fog that coveted ' * . No Pledges first "and always. Let us show you. if neceaaary." line from Larabertaville, N. J., to "How long can- they gel to try along with other Ltewisburg pris­ toily). the Valley floor. Old Style Arms "Moreover, once the nomination Ferguson emphasized the man oners. ,. A chill rain fell across the bat­ Boston, with several Connecticut he was talking about was not to to aell that sort of thing?” he State of Emergency was tendared me, I made a certain BROWNIE asked. Efforts have been made in the The roundup wa* carried out tle front. It pelted^ the weary gas companies including the Hart­ pledge to all thene who would Join be confused with Paul A. Porter, Wajflilngton, Oct. 21— )— The political campaign to associate under a state of emergency — Allied troops and tiim ^ the. earth (/f ford Gas Company, promised th'le cniMde from all partiM or, Washington attorney who once "I did no such thing,” Truman Army described aa untrue and "ex­ MOVIE declared in hla statement yeater- both General Dwight D. Eisen­ equivalent to matrial law — de­ delivery by the first of November. headed the Office of Price' Admin- hower and Gov. Adlai E. Steven­ tremely destructive criticism” the However, Algonquin is faced totration. Paul R. Porter is deputy day, "and indeed meant no such clared last night bv the Kenva (Continued on I’ngu Bight) (C'-ontlnned oe Page Eight) thing, and M y fair person who son with Hlaa, who was convicted government, battalion Of British statement -of two former intelll- with the loss of its original cer­ CAMERA /apeclal representative in Europe in 1950 on charges o f lying when officers that the G1 in Korea tificate of convenience and neces­ reads what in fact I did My, must troops, the Lancashire' Fusiliers, gr/ke for MSA. he denied under oath that he ever sity granted hj the FPC. The com­ The Michigan Senator said he be as shocked as -I am by the were landed here by air to add is UJned with outmoded weapons lac. Fed. gave State departments secrets to pany's license may be revoked to­ acted as a member of a Senate abaurditiea in the prcM of the last steel to the goverinvenfa drive, and'^that this results in needless $4 2 . 5 0 Tax a Communist courier. Thq self-de- death. morrow. Without it, the company appropriations “watchdog" sub­ few days." ■ <* after midnight. By noon, there, had News Tidbits -syribed courier, Whittaker Cham­ been no resistance and no sign of Garett Underhill, formerly - of could not legally operate the pipe­ Bulletins committee that keeps check on But, the President added, he did' bers, said that he did. line. FRIGIDAIRE A better bay than ever, thia ' foreign aid spending. any native reaction. The malority Culled from AP Wires . the Army's G-2 aection. and Ronald frofii the AP Wires camera makes msrs'eloaa of those picked up. including two Several months ago the U. S. Offers to Return (Centinued on Pngn Bight) (Continned bn Page Eight) Schiller, a Naval int.elliMnce offi­ Bylvanl*—thp t^le^Wlon t|iHt color movies, outdoors or In­ Hia ofllcc said MSA had advised women, were members of the Ki­ cer in World War II, Mid in- a District Court in Philadelphia re­ jroti EVCR\THIN la p%«p>’>iay thr porformancp of any ,x ably ns the. box Brownie you -^country whenavar ths aubcommitr inent leaders In the. Kenya Afrl- berley.....South Africa, dlapieiue diera. tn Korea carry antiquated grew op with, Stop in sad tea datfroff. ca'n Union. r- ' angry rrbwd of 300 natives demon­ cense. Algonquin - appealed to th! WeelUagtoM- racatvar. Prlrp* atart at ». s r... arms although the Army haa a U. S. Supreme Court for a hearing, «199 95 let ns show you. W.-JahRKana«ji; )d8A daputy Kenyatta. who has.a'white wife strating outside nJCimberly Mag- variety of new . weapons either ta vri-;,-: V LocJge S^^ IkelNeeds an ff ami. in.'.Britain, waa flown"Ym-' 'iat'Catela Court ^in pzotaat'.ngnliut' and rat .ihe sable time proceeded, to mUntoaee-'Or'on drawing- ho«rda.“ -' ' rirtereia ^Mepltal- , n ta gutement, " saying. Poittt medt'atelv to .a . remote northern. trial df,_41 natlvQL^harged with build fts plpelini." ‘ ‘ L wanted to cOihe heck and anawnf frimHer'province Vhwii'hr'wili'he Haj. Gen* Wsrd.H.. Marla..-Army . v-A week ago the Bupreihe Court toMtaMot oL lanmgttto : : |ml breaking “pans li^ 'T . . 'Rchifl I^puty Chief 'of Staff for Research aJL qtieationa Ferguson f$ay hav*. held pending further decision by Huk who M ys he nrf'fed up wilh denied Algonquin's appeal for ths , what hla. phyeletoa tomtiM a 5191 ro^A^ORY^nNED ‘ess and Development, said yesterday hearing. The company then asked mild risspirmtory cenditioe. Cagh Price S299.7S Aagertlng Portar'a actions have the colony's governor. bunted Ufe” and longs for his fam­ ■r- "shown him to be a vigorMis fight­ Kenyatta went to Britain 23 this was "conjecture” and chal­ a stay of the denial. FRBtCIlIRTIOM PHARMACY ily, surrenders with a present for ■ SYLVANIA TV . TECHNICIANS There's ae reugh scrubbing ef delbes er against Communlam,” Kenney years ago to seek British govern­ the army'—the right arm o f his lenged < Underhill and Schiller to Monday the request for a atsy TYPHOON DAMAGE HUHI svMi Live-Water Action. Oeihes ere 901 M A I N ST H E E T - M A HC Hr S T [ R ■aid; -><- vice-prealdential nominee. ment approval of land reforms slain leader. . Saigon, Indo-Ckina, OeL SI—h No sooner had General Dwight submerged In sveler ell the lime, wWs "I am sure all fair-minded ciU- though President Truman and which would benefit the'Kikiivus. Sec. of Navy Kimball says more (CmiUuMd ea Page ..Eight) (Continued on Pnge Eight) (Abr-A typhoon' which ewept D. Eisenhower left Obnnectidut aenli svlll withheld any Judgment presidential nominee Adlai Steven- He married Edna Grace Clarke, an armed force* all kinds hequired over eouthern Indo-Chlaa yen^ roiling currents ef bet, sudsy water yesterday after a day of cam­ o i I New Low $ ,50 going Ibreugb them. Two fresti-woter, on this case unUl all ths facU are •on have campaigned in the state, engineer's daughter, there in 1942, to "force decision in Korea”. . . . A terdny roueed Se onoualttM ta ?: m m shop In.'* paigning for President than Gov­ and the lattyr la coming back next He returned to Kenva four years “D e m o c r a ts for Eisenhower' Planthelt, a ftehing village I live -Water rinses 8eel eN d'lcteweyk I Price cau Ferguson'! statemsnt Mid hla ernor Lodge went on the radio week. later without his family. group ia formed with bendqnar- Probe Infers Liquor Firms milee northeast of Solgito. BmC with a- plea for the election of "W hy Isn’t, he (Sparkman) up Members of the 'Mau Man. who tera In New York. many were killed waa net deter* am Pnge Bght) Republican Congreaamen. here telling the people of Connecti­ Sen. WlUtam Benton preeente It mined. The typhoon canoed three' ® The 88..50 eharge for labor onl.y If paid when eatl is Pointing out that Connecticut ia ^^^Oipleted. No eharge if .voiir »ei is In servlee guarantee. cut his views on FEPC (Fair Em- (CouMnned on Page Eight) foot scale model of U. S. S. Con­ death* In Saigon bat the womt ■ one of two sUtea which will elect ploi’ment Practices OommiMion) ?” necticut, found in Naval gun fac­ Paid to Halt Trust Inquiry Mows were felt In the e n n nnrth two Senators next month. Lodge YEAR-ROUND lUR CONDITIONING Ckech Reds Whip LsJdge asked. "A lot of our people tory in Waahihgton, to 'State e f ' (WI*- Many villages Wei*. Mid Elsenhower needed a Republi­ would like to hear more about that Library in Hartford . . . State- wreeked. Cliiau^ Urges U. S. Waahington, Oct. 21—UP)— A • ^ ".t wetMiig can-controlled Congress to "carry •white supremacy' ballot on adilch TXit Commissioner William- F. contributions were regarded by Scout Influences out hia great program for the res­ Connelly aaya tax income for flepL congressional committee reported the individuals h'ho made' them aa REPORT ACHESON TALK HIGH STANDARDS he and Governor Stevenson are today "there ia an Inference” (hat • **‘*rweier cue and relnvlgoration of thia running in A U bam c” Lead War on Red^ dropped Sttt.iSI to a total of |t,- necessary business expenses." - YWIiye,,(0et. SI—(iTW-PeipfaB. .-51 political contributions by - liquor WsWbstler WUIUm P. quieh ebeervea the Mgheet country." 652,167 as compared with S«pt., Paid Both ParUe* Radio tonight Mid U.S. floor*-- The J. W. Hale Corp. wishes to remind you that tomorrow you may need a ■tandards In rendering eerviee’ to locay' " fKashlngton, O ct 21—UP)-^The When General Elsenhower companiee had some connection The Governor spoke briefly 1951. The contributions went to both tnry of Stste Dean AiehMea fiimUIrs. Careful attention to detail con­ CMeh Comasuniata report they makes hia second campeiga ap- Taipeh. Oct. 21—(AV- Chiang Witt the "tapering off" of an an- major political parties, and the Visiting Nurse— make sure of her services by tontributing to the M A N ­ about U. 8. Senator William A. pearanca in Connecticut tomorrow, Mohamed AI Aaaad is rc-etocted "publicly eanoueeed the Afliggto tributes to amooth order. have Juat about conquered the Kai-shek today urged - East ^ d tl-lruat probe of'the Industry In Mme individuals frequently gave Ceme in I PurtelL GOP candidate for the full he will have Democratic cpmpeti- preektent of the Lebanon C ham ^r ena intention to conttaflY* llw CHESTER PUBLIC h e a l t h n u r s in g ASSO C IATIO N . Send contribu­ "unhealthy" influancaa o f the Boy of Deputies . . : Gov. John Lodge Jt49. to. both parties in the same year, BRUNNER’S lee e DemeiietrwNwiI Seriate term, Prencott Bush, candi­ Uon in the person, of Senator Estes West to form a "common , front Korean war in Me epeeeh Than* goout movement asks state-wide observance Thurs­ However, the committee Mid the' report Mid. tions to: „ date for the four-yMr term, end Kefauver of Tennessee, speaMng against Communism. Unless they day before the UN Oenaml A»>* Before tha Oommunlato took day of Umted Nations Day, aM*rt- '•the evidence ia not conclusive", Of a to u t of between 8155,5$0 DEPARTMFNTT.Y the nix Republican esmdidatea for In behalf of Governor Stevenson do. he Mid. the East will fall to ing that "moet great idenin nt« and committee aidea declined to and 8165,550- contributed during eembly. ' “iyl MRS. HAMILTON BICKFORD, ASSISTANT TREASURER over four years ago. aaid ■ Prague ,U. 8. Reprenentative, praising their who defeated hinr fpr the preei- radio broadcast picked up by U. records. Soviet imperialism and after that ■ubatance of reality only ti-li reporters who drew the infer­ the f(>ur yeara 1948 through 1051, dentlal nomination. the whole world. 11 JOIN PAPACKM MANCHESTER PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING' ASSOCIATION 8. government monitors, the "Even though they cannot defeat long and difficult - pror ence. or on what It^ was based. the report Mid between ' 8112.450 KEMP'S Kefauer U booked to talk to­ By the term "East'", he ex­ The report. Issued by a House Atheno, Greece. Get. SI—<*)—•' 858 EAST CENTER STREET—TELEl'HONE 5191 BcouU sought to "befog young General Eiaenhowar. the Demo- and 81^.450 went to the Dem<>-y morrow' evening in Wilton .and plained be: meant the Far East Waterbury #'ire Marshal Geoi^e Judicihry aubcommittee that has evata. while the Republicans re­ At tenet 11. -termer eobtatl SALES eed SERVICE 22 GREENHILL STREET people about loving cooperation eratg hope to retain control of the Norwalk, and the following day and Middle East. between rich and poor." The broad­ Carroll M ys his department h o been mvestlgatin!; the Justice de­ ceived between 848,100 and 845,- mlnletera and ex-wsmheie e f. Uhlted StAtM OongreH,” Lodge he ia due to talk 'on pomiption The Chinese Nationalist gen- OPEN THLUS. and FRI. UNTIL 9:.'I0 K M. ’ INCOKPURATED begun toveeUgntion of suspected partment, Mid tM political coh- 100. pnrttnnwat today Jetaed Eta. cast also Mid the ScouU "promot- ■aid. In government at a meeting of eraliarimo expressed his views at 763 MAIN ST. “ . ANNUAL DRIVE October 1st to November 1st ad an unhealthy romanUciam In tncendilary fire at home of Edward tributtons were not made by the The report, one. of a aeries, dealt parade o f Greek pelittoni flgiiita OTHjER NIGHTS !TIL 6i-SATURDAY T IL 5 P. M. ' ■ ■ » Wnato SpMtaMui VMt university of Connecticut stu a general news conference, open Maglio Satufday ’ night . . ,. to get behtad FleM SUnhnV TEL. 5680 225 MMN ST. the young, centering on cowboys. He apoke critically about the companies themselves, but by in­ mainly with operationa of the dents in Stofrs. to all foreign correspondents Dnughter of late Alfred E. Srnlih Alexander Pnpagos’ Greek EaMff non-appearanea in Gonnactieut of dividuals connected with them, liquor industry's "big four"—Jo- ‘‘Happy Warrior” of Democratio and I Forty ier the N*v. It partlMi •- i’ (C a ttoned an Pag* •) Sariator John Sparknun, Demo- M Pfifff aigkt) (Goutinned ou Paga Etoeca) party endoraaa Elaenhower. s. V "There are IndicaUond tbat the (Oenttaflod *■ Page B g h t) Y- mentary eleeilsoR ^ * -> I ' - 'h - ' f . i - ■< V . ’ ] " • ■ ■ ■* ■ . ' r. ' V V ■ ■■ ■ /• r