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and In many casas, madleal atten­ nacaasary to have *a larga well K liu a CUnstanet Roy, daughttf tion. trained military organixation to % of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roy of Gmcert Soloist Guards’Driven Nor should local residenta dlji- assist in such an emergency. These A x tn g t Dally Net Frees Ron The Weather A lio n tT o w n Jensen street, was chosen to rep­ count the possibility of an A bomb Instances are one of the many Fer the Week Bndlag Koreonet of C. 8. Wentber resent her class at a banquet held blast over Hartford and East Hart­ conditions that may arise. O eto^ 31. 1380 by the Red Feather organintion. For Recruits ford. All men between the ages of Today, oteody Is pertly ctoedy. Mias Roy is attending Middlesex Manchester being on the fringe 17 through 55 are eligible to join oool; higbeat temperature near miMt. iMMiUsr flompltted • M* School of Nursing at Middletown, of the blast areA may escape with­ the State Guard. No previous 10,069 .18; tonigbt, fair and eeelt leweet « • * m M witlil tntidBC prosTM) She was graduated from Manches­ Two Local Companies out too many serious casualties or military training is necessary. The near 43; Wodneedey M r; Ugheat k ter High school with the class of Member of the Audit temprratnre about 83. I MgtaMirlBC U d dMtgn »t De> property damage, but will most offices of HQS and F Co. are open BoroMi of Ctnnlatlans y > tM f Ttainiiic. Ohlc«(o, 1990. Stale Why Members certainly be Immediately faced not at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the Stats Manchester— A City of Village Charm n . f A Tatoraa.of World War II, Are Urgently Needed only with the refugee problem, but Armory. Any information pertain- u lirMd tt Boatlis In th« Nory The ArmlsUce Day supper eom- also with the loss of most pUbllc ln{, to enlistments can ba obtained U. Wm FMifla «i«». mlttss srUl have a meeUng at 8 there. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 4 .19.W tUlsaaieed Adverllalng ea rage If) PRICE FOUR CENTS o’cledc tomorrow evening at the Both'Headquarters company and facilities and it will be absolutely VOL. LXX, NO. 20 (FOURTEEN PAGES) American Liefion Home. F company Of the State Guard, and G . E . Battalion are striving to bring VITAMINS Visiting matrons and patrons of surrounding chapters will be their outfiU up to full strength as I A l Ldddfaig Braiub gueata of Temple Chapter No. 63, soon as possible. The local recruit-1 Electrical Housewares At LawMt PMdIbto Prices Order of the Eastern Star, Wed­ Ing staff feels that need for th* nesday evening at eight o’clock Guard Is not fully understood by Ardmi* Drag Stores at the Masonic Temple and will the public. exemplify the degrees. Refresh­ Two recently published articles U. S. Challenges Russia oilxpisarmainent ments will be served by co-chair­ by Civil Defense authorities should men Mrs. Viola TrotUr and Mrs. point out to Manchester residents Florence Thornton and their com­ the urgency of bringing the two mittee. Associate Matron Mary local companies up to full strength Beauregard requests that all at the earliest moment. The Flynn Takes a Wife SHOE members return their books on In Case of Emergency See Dewey Marshall Order p j» 0 g J ^ 0 j j ^ T F U H I H the quilt which will be drawn at One Item stated that Civil De­ REPAIRING this meeting. NeU Oaaa fense plans had been formulated in southwestern Connecticut ao Facing Real O f cho Better Kind The regular meeting of Dis­ Nell Oase. baritone, will ap­ that In the event of an atom bomb trict Two of the Connecticut State pear as soloist at the Bowrers attack on New York city, the DONE WHILE Nurses’ Association will be held at school on Tuesday evening, No­ thousands of refrugees streaming Fight of Life Service Period O ffCTS ^W o o l P rO O f 7:80 tonight In Rockville City vember 14, when the Chamlnade out of the blast area would YOU WATT Club presents a public concert for kept moving toward the Massaifiu- p . ' hospital, Rockville. The speaker Steam Irons $18.95 SAM Y U LY ES for the evening will be Glenn the benefit of a high school music setts state line. Another news re­ Political Observers in Secretary Lay* Down' Rivard, a narcotic agent for the scholarship. lease Is to the effect that signs j m MAIN STRBET Connecticut State Department of Mr. Case, wrho studies writh designating the location of A Roth Camps Picture New Uniform Policy Health. His subject will be "Nar­ Charlotte Gray, local teacher of bomb shelters, are being put up in Reg. Irons, 4 i lbs. $9.95 Eliminating IncqnitieH; cotic Controll." All nurses are voice and member of the Chaml­ New York, and that early In No­ Sir Gallahad as Top* Plan in 0. N. Speech most cordially Invited to attend. nade club, is baritone soloist and vember daytime air raid tests well pled from Pedestal Bare Plan on Medicos choir master at Center Methodist be held. Lightweight Irons |fisa Eleanor M. Wlnsler, hurch In East Hartford. Former­ It Is not difficult to visualize the Washington, Oct. 24—(S*)—Sec­ |j> ly a pupil of Ivan VelikanolT. head Immense problem of maintaining BuOetin! Say* If All Nations Act* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew retary of Defensa Marahall has MATTRESSES Wlnsler, 14 Jackson street, assist­ of the voice department of the law and order in Manchester, if $10.95 and $12.95 Waahlngton, Oct. 34—hold a meeting tomorrow plays saxophone, clarinet, and foH Inveetlgations In the four fronted, and to eliminate or re­ rhurian Guii* Shot at French Cahiiiet And InjuHtice; Must night at the home of Mrs. Angus bass viol, and has played with or­ MIRRORS etatee. He eald the New York duce to a minimum the Inequities Outlaw All Weapons Floor Covering Gray, 33 Seaman Circle, at eight chestral groups. PERCALE SHEETS With G.E. exclusive feature of eaae Involved ctrcumetancee in the recall of Reservlata." Them Though Planes 38 Oak S t Tel. 2-1041 o’clock. Bom in Manchester and educat­ either pop-up or keep warm. aurronading both the RepubH- The directive, sent to the Secre- OK’s Germans ed-4n-'tho-loealsehoole, • MrrGase- ' - «M -and - Democmtle aomlna* ‘tariea of the Aripy, Navy and Air­ -W ere...Below Border P'luahing Meadwr, ‘N;"Ar,y' was a resident of this town until tlona. Moat attention haa force, orders that each service: ManchesUr Lodge of Masons he recently moved to South Wind­ $ E A C H Oct. 24. — (i'nn and his 3t-year-old bride, Patrice Wymom, gel a wedding souvenir from Xlaynr Charles Pal changea In military requirements A reliable source at Allied 10th “war against want.” The tend. There will also be refresh' Charlotte Gray. packing and many other aides of New Y ork's' political maro of Monte Carlo, Monaco. The mo\ie actor and hi, third ulfc u ere united In a elyll eeremony by “otherwise dictate." Corps Headquarters said South Present Plan Today United Statea and other free 333 MAIN ST. ments and a social hour. 'ITiose who llll^ Oeatei St. Phone 68M Rnirw Your Old Living Room Pillow features. fence figure Governor Thomas E. the mayor, and later In a religious ceremony. Both were conducted in Freneh, which* Miss Wymore does 2. Give those called up at least Korean troopa would drive all tha nations, Mr. Truman said, will wish to attend the supper in con­ not understand. (NE.A Radlo-Tcirphnio). 30 daya for settling their personal The Past Chief Daughters of CNors FmotA Ptetnrs Pramiag Willi These Dewey la facing the real fight of way to the Manchurian border de­ conUnue to build up their military — TEL. 82»3 ----- nection with Past Masters’ Night Helen Davidson l./>de:e \ei'i bis Ufa In seeking re-election .No­ affa’ira before time to report for spite the Internationally exploatve ParlA Oct. 24—(47 — Premier forces aa Inauranoa against ag* on Saturday, October 38, are re­ Venetian Hllnds tomorrow evening at 7:45 at the ru m I tore Tops vember 7. duty. (Thia time now varies con­ situation. Rene Pleven goce before the greaslon until thare la unanimous Rang# and Fuel minded to ihake reservations by home of Mrs. Margaret 1 t. ,uUj QUILTED SATIN and FAILLE G. E. Alam Clohks Key Democratic chiefs believe Busli-Beiitoii siderably with the aervlcea, run­ There ace no plana, hr dis­ French Parliament today to tell agreement on "International con­ tomorrow night. These may be the Governor will bow to Repre- ning between 15 and 30 daya.) closed at Wonsan, to atop the the world that France wants a uni­ trol of atomic energy and the re­ made by contacting Eric Ander­ aentative Walter'* A. Lynch be­ Al Jolson, Famous 3. Remove from Ita active re­ duction of armaments and armed hard-driving ROKa short of the fied Weit European Army with Oil Distributors son, phone 3-0673 or Herbert Leg­ Model 7H-190 cause, they claim, Lynch has serve list all Reservists who, for Yalu river. Elarlirr there had been forcea." gett, phone 6434. "knocked Tom Dewey off hla Toss Verbal physical or other valid reasona unconfirmed reports that Allied Germans In It. The United Statea, now oom- PILLOW COVERS pedestal.’’ Mammy Singer, Dies determined by the aen-ice, are not troops would be halted 60 miles ” Hla atatement, approved by the mltted to that couraa, will follow Top-level Republicans believe available for extended active south of tha border, to prevent ooalitloq Cabinet yesterday, ia due It aa tong aa necessary, the Presi­ Reg. $3.99 the two-time Governor and twice Jabs at Yale duty. to touch off a debate on the whole defeatod president candidate will possible Incidents with Red China. dent said In an address to the GlIRTnEK7T7 Motn Si. Mamkstipf, Conn. 2-1441 NOW____ $2.98 Tn Allot Mediroa But they already arc closer than question of defending free Europe United Nations General Aaaembly Recently Returned from EACH be returned to the Empire State's 4. Keep Reservists on active that. from possible Soviet aggreaalon;' on the fifth anniversary of th‘.i $1.00 pins Tax Executive Mansion on the Half a Dozen duty only until (al Manpoyer re­ Fulfilled SHOE REPAIR—BA8E5IENT Btrength of a aurprlaingly strong Korea Where He En* I^bor (Jiief Barking The plana incident highlights It ti the answer to American pro­ day on which tha U.N. charter Beautiful quiUed aatln or faille pillow slips with self or contrast- quirements can be met by the tha touchy nature of the border posals for rearming Germany. came Into fore*. vote In DemaeraUe-dominattd Lodge, Assails Fel* draft or volunteers, and (b) The ing cording. Old pillo vs can be ijcovered .in a Jiffy and get that New York City. lertained the Troops; aituatlon. On the north iMnk ef A govemaient eoUUnlinlqua an­ He left the door .open for B ut- "new look All colors: Rose, wiffo, green, gold and blue. Scientists H it' the Yalu river, In Manchuria, Red nouncing cabinet agreement made Requirements But the most optimistic experts Married Four Times low Lakorites for (Continued on Page. Eight) West peace talks both "In th* Other Electric Alarms up to $7.95 of both parties make no pr^ict- China troopa are maaacd. Big no mention of any decision on the United Nations and elaewher*”— Om BMd« tbf vary bast Plua Tax “Lying Heads Off” guns guard the border. politically explosive queetlen of tioBB at sweeping majorities. Back at Solon San Francisco, Oct. 24—OP)—Al a. reference he did not expand r— eooaldaration, factlltiea Republican eocklneas of other Informed sourcca said moat German participation In West Eu­ but said tha free nation* have ■ad aervica in tima of years is gone. Jolson, the veteran ju z singer By The Associated Press American troops may be out of ropean defensa. laamed th* hard way that negotia­ Baad. Wa’va bean provid­ ‘Tt will be no runaway,’’ they who was the first U. S. star to en­ Margaret Calls Korea by Christmas. First ele­ But informed political aourcaa tion alone will not preurve peace. e s them to all for over G. E. Kitchen Wall Clocks aay. "We never have thought this Label McCarthy Ignor* TTiere were three top develop­ ments of the U. S. Eighth Army ■aid the CTabinet had agreed (p In­ 7S years. tertain troops overseas in both ments overnight In Connccticut'a were expected to begin moving There must be armed atrength aa elrctlon was in the bag and anP' Politician Who the Second World and Korean clusion of German units In a uni­ well, he Mid, to resist aggreulon. $4.50 to $6.95 haven't played it that way and free-wheeling pre-election cam­ Dad-Collect back to Japan by 'Thankaglvlng. fied West European Army, provid­ Wars, died unexpectedly last night Australian, British and Philip­ Weald Merge 3 Oroupo Plus Tsx asver xriU.’’ Confidentially, the Speaks Without Both* with a quip on his lips: paign. ed there waa no revival of a na­ O O P-forecaaters concede Dewey pine units also will be withdrawn tional Gennan Army. During the With delegatu from Ruuia and ering About Facts “Hell, Truman had only one At New Haven, two camlldatea Mi** Truman Will Sing as quickly as posalble, the sources her Iron Curtain utellitca in hla hour with MacArthur. I had two!” for the United Statea Senate, ■aid. debate. Government apokeamen (OenllBned on rag e Eight) Senator Benton (D-Conn) and were expected^ to argue that the audience, Mr. Truman avoided Washington, Oct. 34.—(/F)—Half 'Then . . . In Hartford Tonight; Hie South Koreans are believed mentioning Runla by name, but G. E. Waffle Iron Combination *Tm going, boys." the famous Prescott Bush, hla Republican foe, uae of German contingenta Iw an a dozen scientists last night as­ traded verbal punches before more Won’t Talk Politic* army reaponslble to the other West mammy singer told two longtime (Oootlnoed os Psga Eight) (Ueotlnued on Page Eight) $16.95 and $21.95 Jersey Raids sailed an assertian by Senator friends with whom he was playing than 1.5Q0 persona at the Yale European natlone and creation of McCarthy that the ranks of U. S. gin rummy In the St. Francis Law ^hool auditorium. Hartford, Oct. 24.—(A5 - Mias a German Army are two very dif­ scientists “have been infiltrated Hotel. At Hartford, a labor leader, Margaret Truman, daughter of ferent matters. to an alarming degree by the Died WHhout Pain supporting the candidacy of U. S. the President, declared in an In­ The debate will last several Net $127,000 Representative John L/)dge (R- terview here last night that she'd Congress Body (faya. It will end with a vote In Reds Ignore •ign of a worthy service G. E. Triple Whip Mixers $39.95 Communist enemies” of this coim- He died quietly, quickly, of a try. coronary occulslon . . . and with­ Conn) for governor, took s whack "rather be the daughter of a sen­ w-hich the Pailiament la expected State Agents Seize Huge Calling for "a relentless exam­ out pain, said the house physician. at other labor leaders for their po- ator." Will Hear GPs to endorse the Cabinet policy. Thie Security Act ination" of the attitude of the . Jolson, 64, had retlinied only two liaical ’’bragging." "It's a lot easier on you,” she should come by Thursday, when 142 EAST CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER (Not Sum and Betting Data Atomic Energy Commission writh weeks ago from Korea, where Jte Benton Denies Red Charge said. Defense Minister Julea Moeh goes W e Exactly As Sunbowl Heaters $7.95 and $9.95 respect’ to Communism, the Wis­ In Waterbury, J. Gregory Lynch, Full of wit and aparkle, Miss to tha United Statea fer Atlantic lllualrstedl sang to Allied troops. He had a his Democratic opponent, charged Truman came to town 24 hours Doughhoy* to TMlify As Deadline foP Reg* S p eeM ixe At Bookie^s 'Home consin Republican said in a state­ two-hour luncheon chat with Gen­ pact talks. ment in the Congressional Rec­ that U. S. Representative ’ James ahead of her scheduled concert Pleven's atatement waa ham- eral MacArthur in Tokyo enroute. T. Patterson (R-Conn) “more here tonight. On Effectiveness of istration Passes U. S. Electrical Dept,^—Basdment Teaneck, N. J., Oct. >34—(/P)— ord: ■President Truman and Mac- tm "This real threat to the nation's than any other person absolutely Rather Be Senator's Child Tactical Air Support (UoattnoeS oa Page Eight) Acts to Enforce Law Two quick raids bjrNew Jersey's "Arthur talked privately juil an prevented" paesage of the copper She brushed aside political tmeMMe Deputy Attorney General yespter- security is a matter which either hour on Wake Island a week &go has been ignored by the Atomic Uriff bill In the United States questions with a btg amlle, saying Waahlngton, Oct. 34 — (4*) - day netted a caah haul of 8137,000 Sunday in their historic get-ac­ Senate. ■he wasn't "w-ell enough acquaint­ Washington, Oct. 34—(47—The H m tt Selee at tha pluah home of "one at the Energy Commission or treated quainted meeting. AmerIcM generals and Gl'a who This Is The Fifth Reminder 3 Pc. a p p l iq Q | d c a n n o n far too lightly by the vital admin­ Although Repre.ventative John ed with pblltics” to answer wheth­ Communist Party and all Its af­ biggest bookiea in the nation" and Old Friends With Him A. McGutre (D-Third District) and er "dad" would run again In 1952 fought In Korea are going to gqt a Democrats Hit a trunk-load of alleged betting istrative agency of the govern­ With Jolaon were two old chance to tell Congress what they filiated groups continued today to Om- Lmdieai ment.” former Representative Ellsworth or whether the Democrats would Ignore the hew Intertfai Security Al-KW HAL4 COD records. friends, song writer Harry Akst B. Foote, Republican adversary, retain control of Congress on think about tactical air support of The money — stacked In neat StetemenU "Deplorable’’ and Mhrtln Fried, Al’a accompanl- also appeared, Benton and Bush November 7. ground troops. Lobby Groups Act w a move w u made to over­ TOW EL ^ETS Mmmmwwrm cdmw* rowB of |5, 810 and 830 bUla — waa For the commission. Chairman est and arranger. They had come held the apotligbt at a forum But when someone asked her Plana for a congreaaional hear­ throw the act In the courts. R E M E B f f i E R found in a wall safe la the base- Gordon Dean replied in a state­ with him from Southern Cali­ ing on the subject were dlacloeed The tIme’iUlowed for voluntary ihent rumpus ro6m of Leo Link, ment that since the * AEC took fornia for a scheduled guest star (ConUmied on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Eight) today by Chairman Vinson (D-Ga) Cpngress Committee registration By "Communlat Ac­ alias J. W. Donaldson, already un- over control of the nation’s atom­ ■pot on a Bing Croaby radio show, of the House Armed Servlcei Com­ tion’’ and "Communist Front’’ or- SET BOXED d :r Indictment in a Western Union ic program on January 1, 1947, to have been recorded here to­ mittee. See* Legislative Pro* ganiutiona expired when the Jus­ 238 horse race betting case. "no person employed by the com­ night. "Korea showed us that we ces* in Danger tice Department closed It* buai- Deputy Attorney General Nel mission or its contractors nor any Akst telephoned Jolson'a fourth weren't quite as hot aa the Air nua day yuterday. The law re- OCT. A wonderful gift set! Appliqued floral pattern on heavy Cannon of the commission's consultants wife, Galbraith, . whom be towel In aqua, yellow, white, flamingo and peach and green. One ■on Stamler. who personally led* Force had been talking about, aa quiru tlWN organluUona to regis­ or advisers has ever been arrested married In 1945. She was at En- far aa tactical suppor; was con- Washington, Oct. 34—UP) — A ter, diacloee their eourcu of funds bath size, one guest size and one face cloth. 3 patterha. Same Day Service (Couttnned an Page Eight) or indicted much less convicted ul clno, Calif. She waa reported to congreaaional committee _ today earned," Vinson said in an Inter­ any act of disloyalty.’’ have collapsed with grief. News Flashes (OoBflaaed ea Poga iBgfet) view. dollar induatry” which offers "very "It is deplorable,’’ Dean contin­ Jolson was riding the crest of a This view is somewhat at vari­ ST.t ued. "that statements of the type popularity wave for the second (lata Bolletlaa ol t^a UP) Wire) real" dangers to the legialatlve 70x90 ^q<>d Quality THIS SERVICE DAILY made by Senator McCarthy tend time In an entertainment career ance with .that expreaaed October proceu of Congreu. * to undermine confidence in the that began in 1899. His popularity 14 by General Hoyt 8. Vanden- An exhaustive appraisal of tha News Tidbits atomic energy program in defiance with the troops w-as unsurpassed, berg. Air Force Chief of Staff, who Washington lobbyist and hla Influ­ United Nations Find Bodies Of Couple In Lover’a Lane BBid the Korean campaign clinch­ ALL WHITE “ iX^EM’ ON SATURDAY^— CBlhsrtlWWi (ff) WUm --- nf m «ee«riltiy m fq n l f t World War II. he traveled to —^rewaiHirYr-Maaa,^OcU-24«»maii, each bearins bullet wounds, were found today force. Vandenberg said jeta prov­ membara of the House Committee HasLaLBirtbday^ Executive committeeman of fact that in the cases of many of in an automobile parked in a "Lover’a Lane" near the Lincoln ed their ability to take punishment on Lobbying AcUvIUm . Repub­ SHEET BLANKETS Garments Brought To Our Plant Onmnwinlet Party, Joee Estrada the moat eminent atomic scinitists Treasory Balance street bridge. The man was identifi^ tentatively by Dr. John in ground support work, The Air licans did not sign It. TO FILE YOUR PERSOHAL CaatlUo, is taken, into custody in in the United Statee. there ia a C. Ward. Medical Egaminer, as Michael Saad, 35, of 52 Bar­ Force haa recently reeatabllshed aa 171* rpport, based on extenatva Rities l^eld Around the Justice department’s continuing presumption of security risks.’’ Washington, Oct. 34—Snow” Derailed At Buffalo en more or less directly in support "The present system of pree- Uae theae for winter aheeta and for summer blanketz. Made by May Be Called For At 5 M, by and Shelton ia rerouted when 818.90; Caab baUnce 84,351,924,- Buffalo, R. Y., Oct. 24i-* dlgutioa. TIm trypsin aude in - r / ’.r yVAAYriiVliilINfT "I ■ )

MANCi»t.oiER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1950 / TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1950 fAGB THBEI Answers Query . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., ON WONEirS DAYS THURSDAY • FRIDAY -SATURDAY ------^ ------permission to buUd attached sional offices at 315 East Canter '"many nominally Republican bua- On X'Ray Project breeseway and garage to dwelling ■treat waa denied. IneeaRien" hlave been Impressed by \ ’Quick Arrest Honor Graduates Board Grants which will be three feet Two holdover applications were McMahon’s record as Chairman of Enn!| than regulations allow on the £asl denied. They were from Charles the Joint Congressional Comidlt- offices are fnll of Matthew M. Mortarty. chairman of tha Mancheater Ccfmmunity NOW — ENDS UEDNESDAF ' Six Requests boundary of 3 Crestwood Drive. McCarthy. Jr., seeking permission tee on Atomic Energy and Intend X-ray program, In response to Joan Fontaine—Rob’t Ryan Following Tip Hiere was opposition to the ap­ to erect dwelling 11 feet from to vote for him. "We are making trou^ies which m if^ questions aaked why thoae under “ BORN TO BE BAD" plication from Milton J. Vitriol of North sjde line, which Is closer a full-scale effort." he said, "to 15 year* of age are not Included PLUS:. WJUIam Bendix In 9 Crestwood Drive. No action than retaliations shew on Lot No. realtie that kind of support by all ’ in the survey has made the follow- “JOHNNY HOUDAY" f.*ocal Patrolman ^ Sees Lengthy Executive Ses- was taken on the application of 44 Hlllcrest road; and Elmer thoughtful people In Connecticut have been MYt>id4^ hy i.lng statement: .oion Held by Zoning Edmund Wrubcl for permission to Johnson, for permission to erect huslpess and professions." Robert STARTS THURSDAY Auto Reporteil Stolen rent four rooms of dwelling with dwelling and attached garage 8 C. Hardy, Wilton attorney and | “ From experience of mass X-ray Richard Wldmark In surveys conducted it has been Appeals Board light housekeeping privileges at feel closer to East side line on transportation executive, Is head­ a conference with a “PANIC IN THE STREETS" In New Britain 88 Main street. Lot No. 52, Lakewood Circle ing the business group of the Al­ found that a yery small percentage PLUS: “ Sundowners” Color Applicstloas Granted North. liance. and Dr. Joseph P. Connolly, of children under 16 years of age Following a public hearing on Stamford physician, has been lawyer before action. show, any significant diseases of Leas than two hours after he al­ Granted applications Included Green Manor ICstates. Inc., was -WOMEN’S fourteen applications subject to granted permission on three named chairman for the profes­ the chest on the X-ray film unless legedly stole a car In New Britain, John Fox, permission to convert Louis Pina, 29, of 120 Commercial exceptions from the zoning legu- dwellings, all on Green Manor sions. they are acutely, elck, for exam- THE CENTER THESPIANS single dwelling Into twd-family mL^m street. New Britain, waa arrested Istions, the Zoning Board, of Ap­ dwelling at 81 Oakland street; road, which are 1,8' closer to West With pneumonia or acute re- Present side line on Lot No. 89; 1.1' closer apiratory Infection. Under those here yesterday tiftemoon as he waa peals held a lengthy executive ses­ Frank Denette, one year extension traveling through Manchester. to East side )lne on Lot No. 4,'i; Circumatances It la dangerous for “SEE HOW THEY RUN” sion In the Municipal building last of permission to sell antiques and At 3:28 p.m., police received a used furniture together with slgn| and 1.3' closer to East side line them to go to an X-ray auivey: Lot No. 45. they should be taken at once to a At The teletype message concerning a car night to act on these proposals for same at 706 North Main , physician who can make a com­ Verplanck School stolen from New Britain. The and several others that have been street. w o M i/ driver waa believed to be headed .\lllanee Worka for MeMalinn plete examination and offer im­ Auditorium tabled from previous hearings. Six Also Wayne Wright, granted New Haven, Oct. 24—ifl*! The mediate advice and medical treat- Olcott street — .4Iaacbeeter toward Providence. Chief of Po­ applications were granted that ap­ until April 3, 1953, permisslion to lice Herman O. Schendel relayed formation of a Business and Pro­ mertt." Thursday and Friday peared on last night's agenda. One have directional signs at Inter­ fessional Alliance to work for re- Chairman Moriarty further add­ the Information to the policemen was denied and the remainder section of Middle Turnpike east Evenings, Nov. 2-3 Just coming onto' the afternoon and New Bolton road; Donald election of Senator Brlen Mc­ OMC/VCCoTc/b, O kM/M/. ed, "eo very few children under 15 tabled. Three hold overs were Mahon (D-Gonnl has been an­ year* of ag^e have active tvjer- Admlitelon: Reseive $1.35 shift. granted and two denied. Geer, one year final permission to General, 76e—Students, ®0c nounced by Thomas J. Dodd, Hart­ culosla that it la inexpedient to At 5:05 p.m., Patrol:nan Henry No Action Taken use Quonset hut for temporary » AU Tax Incl. Gauruder waa driving, west on living quarters on Vernon street ford lawyer. Dodd, an unsuccessful examine them; In fact, of all the candidate for the Democratic nom­ Curtain At 8:30 P. M. Center street when he saw the re­ Pfc. Raymood J. Cowlea Up for oansideration were sev­ w-est; Castmlr Obuchowskl. per- groupa In the population the chil­ eral applications ffom the General ination for Governor two years dren under 15 have the Ibaat tuber- portedly stolen car, a gray 1941 mtasion to convert single dwelling Know Your Chevrolet Buick sedan, being driven east on Private First Class Raymond 3. Outdoor Advertising Company, into two-famliy dwelling at 2.1 ago. said here last night that culoela. Beeldee thle, many school seeking to retain several one and WE BELIEVE. . . . YES, WE BELIEVE! aystema have a health program Center street. Gauruder turned his Conden, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Park street: and Chester Brunner, :DAYS cruiser, gave chase, and overtook two panel advertising signs In one year final permission to dis­ which provides tuberculin testing liam F. Conden of 109 Foster We— the female employees of Burton’s . . . believe that women (God Bless DRIVE-IN Pina at McRay’s Drlve-ln. Manchester. There were five play and sell eleotrlcai appliances and cheat X-ray examination for street was rcently graduated with listed on the agenda but it was ’em) are just as capable as men! In fact . . . w’e even think we’re more High school students and it would At 8:10 p.m., Pina was turned and equipment for home use at over to Officer Rov of the New honors from the United States Air revealed that several more appli­ 358 East Center street. The appli­ Is Ready For Any Trip! capable ,. . and just to prove it on Thursday , . . Friday and Saturday .. . be imdeslrable to duplicate It." PIKE THEATRE cations, bringing the total to October 26th to the 28th . . . we’re taking over Burton’s . . , from the stock Britain Police department. Force Technical Training School cant is limited to selling and dis­ at Francis E. Warren Air Force ar- ' 20, must be brought up at playing electrical appllancf.s only, rooms to the light switches . . . it’s ours all ours to do with what we like' n hearing. No action waa for exclusive use within the October Meeting Toilet Goods Executive Dies Base, Wyoming. Keep your Chevrolet in smtHtIh running rondition for those trips to for three whole days . . . we’ve elected our own Board of Directors (by Greenwich, Oct. 24 - Cecil t >nd the board indicated Its home. demooratic vote) .. . we’ve shopped the market for months and months for Of Cub Pack 120 Smith, 66. retired toilet goods Private Conden, who graduated d to act on a)l applications Appllcatlon Deiiled I the fiMtIhall .stadium nr Sunday spins to enjoy the foliage. Get a the best darned values that only a woman can appreciate . . . sure we had manufacturer, died yesterday In from Cheney Tech., finished the at the same time. The appllcatlon of Dart's luhrirution jol: and check-up at Carter’s. Our mechanics are fac­ Greenwich Hospital. He was a Also tabled was an application Dairy. Inc., for pemiLsslon to use "Worirf'f hMl'totfinf to use a few womanly wiles on a couple of tough manufacturers . . . but Installcr-Cablcman course with a tory-trained . . . equipment is completely modern . . . parta are Tha thama of the October meet­ former President of the Yardley 3.8 average. The best possible from Charles Gardella, seeking dwelling for business and profes­ CougH MadUertian I** we brought home the bacon! Toilet Goods Manufacturing Com­ ing of Cub Pack 130 waa a com­ score that a student can attain fart (try-approved. bination of “Westward Ho" and pany, retiring from that office SMITH BROTHERS Soo . . . starting on Thursday Morning wc want every Manchester member two years ago, and was a past Is 5. "LIfa with the Navajoa" , Besides the Fixed Wire school, of the female sex to come out of the kitchen . . . away from the stove . . . There was a large gathering of President of the Toilet Goods As­ sociation and a director of the of which the Installer-Cableman (; m a c Fl^Al\(:lIN(; f r o m S2.'> u p in from the wash-line . . . and beat a path to Burton’s . . . it’s going to be parents and prospective Cub mem- couiw is a part, ■ the Powerman, ben present to enjoy the skits put Perfumery Importers Association. so much like a party . . . you’ll want to stay and stay . . . and just to make He had made his home in the Automotive and Administrative ANNUAL sure you’ll get back home in time for supper . . . we’re giving away (to on by the various dens. Den I schools are located at Warren put on an Indian war dance, while Riverside section of Greenwich -AT everyone making a purchase of $2.98 or over) a beautiful ruffly plastic for the past 11 years. AFB. Wyoming. Den 3 entertained the audience by apron . . . you’ll sip free (’oca-Colas (from a real bar!) . . . the kids’ll love tinging "Home on the Range." HARVEST DANCE the free balloons . . . and guess what . . . we’re giving away more than 100 Den 5 gave the venion of the (Informal) frec wonderful^ifts worth over 5600..,., -.ypuni get a lucky ticket with eyery_ modern cowboy by singing a West­ BURTON'S ... FOR BESTi ern aohg In Bwfng styl*;' Den '4 Given By purchase of $1.98 or over . . . and the two Manchester Women of the Year set up a trading post for inspec­ EASTWOOD . . . Katherine Bourn, (The. only Female Member of the Board of Directors) tion. Den 6 put on a skit which Iri.- Manchester Registered Nurses and Natalie McIntosh (The Female Selectman) will draw thW lucky num­ volved »n Indian attack on a Wm. HoMeo Cary Grant Association bers at 10 a.m. on Monday Morning October 30th . . . at Burton’s. covered w’tgon crossing the prairie. BoiVy When the smoke of the battle FitagerigU Joee cleared, the band of Indiana had And guess what else! (a man would never have thought of THIS!) ... we’re Farrar gonna have a real honest-to-goodness orchestra playing sw’eet somethings been wiped out and the wagon pro­ “ Union Friday, Oct. l7, 1950 # Yei, ic ih»mU be tuAdeoi. ceeded on its way. So we'll liinplr remind you from 7 to 9 on Thursday Night . . . (Tony Obright . . . who just happens Achievement awards w-ere pre­ Station'* “ Crisis” Dancing 9-1 to be a male) . . . is bringing along some male musicians . . . we bet they’ll sented to the following Cube: Mark l:U-t:e( lhat cliif profettloonl phar­ dance a different tune with all us women arohnd on Thursday Night . . . Trant of Den 3 received a Wolf -and AMERICAN LEGION HOME macy is alwaya at your serr- 7CHEVROLET/ We hope they’ll spread the word around that the jig is up . . . the male no Bear award. Robert Ringiiette, WE WILL BE CLOSED ice. Coun: oo us for absolute longer reigns supreme . . . come on gals . . . we'll see you on Thursday at Gerald Rlnguette, Albert Blanch­ Wed.: 'My Blue Heaven* (Teeh) accuracy; fresh, poteni drugs ette, Anthony Lambruno, Jamea Music By 9 a.m. . . . Women’s Days at Burton’s . . . Giglio and Robert Murphy of Den ALL DAY WEDNESDAY and fair prices. Remember -BURTON’S The Society Club Orchestra —next lime please bring us P.S.— See tomorrow’s fidl page ad of the terrific buys we’ve got for sale 4 received the Wolf award. Jack Toomey of Den 5 received the Wolf KIDDIES PUAYOROUND TO PREPARE FOR your doaor’s prcscrlptlooa. . . . we’re closing all day Wednesday to make it look purty for you . . . and Gold A now award and Michael ChlMrwt Pi«a Undw I f John Schweitzer Conlon, also of Den tl, received the Old Fashion Dance Caller ALL THE GALS AT BURTON’S Wolf award. CENTER W . D . A . 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MAl^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANOTESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1959 PAGE nVE .FOOT — - — — k 'l Volrath and Mra. Rudolph O. meeting. Mre, John Hutchlnwn, Meeting Tonight pinall of Plalnvllle; grand treasur­ Petersons Plan TV Camera Explained to Local Teacher The United Nations and World Distirict Nyrses er. Francis Knni of Durham; Hollister PTA Heck. secretary, reed the minutes of the Peace. Mrs. Edward Flelschman It la also proposed to hold a previous m atin g and of ths exe­ grand master of arms, Alfred Co­ tWomen^s Q ub Of Rotarv Club Rockville is president of the Sisterhood and cake sale on the same evening and cutive board meeting and Miss To Leave Tolland hen of Hartfont; grand Inside Arranges Whist Mrs. Sydnay Vogel la program Meet in Rockville guard, Marshall Bragg of Dur­ to serve refreshments. This Is to Avis Kellogg, treasurer gave her BETTER! — because there^s. chairman. “The Manchester Rotary Club ham: grand outside guard, David be the main fund-raising event of Holds Concert report. Mr. and Mra. Ernest R. Peter­ AcUvltle* M. Hansen of Waterbury; grand The Ways and Means committee the season, Mrs. Charles Baxter. Jr., first will meet tonight at the Country Church Parley The CJonnectlcut State Nurse’s son. formerly of Manchester and more tea and finer The Women of the Mooae will Association, District No. 2 held trustee, Louis Bogin of Hartford. of the Hollister Parent-Teacher Tickets will be avallabis from vice president, gave an Interesting Club at 6:30. Members are asked now of Tolland, are leaving New nieet this evening at the Moose its regular meeting last night at TTie rfctlrlng grand chancellor is Assiiciation has set the date of any member of the above commit­ D*Ahon riayer* Present report on' the Club’s third U.nited England and will take up real- to report on time as an important Opens Tonight rooms bn Elm street. Bessie Boys- RockvUle CTty Hoapltal. A t the Charles g J Chamberlain of West Frlilay. December 1. for a Military tee or frdm the room-mothers. Nations trip to New York Cltj^ rehearsal of the Golden Jubilee quality tea in wortji of the Hartford Chapter will dence In Florida. conclusion of tha business meet­ Haven. Whist, in charge of the following BrillUnt Program at Forty-one women attended and Mr. Peterson was the manager Minstrels will be, held after the be the guest speaker. The above grand lolh Auuivei^ary Towns, eoprene end cellist, end Febniary, and tickets will be Hail New Powder r e tr ie d to be ahead of the team at the Union Congregational Tankerooaan Tribe, Iitn-ureved production In the field until ad­ WUfreS Churchill, pienist. available to club members and the managed by Mark Holmes but church. From 5:30 to 7:30 an op­ Order of Red Men will meet thla ministration to the patient. Fol­ TIm progrem we* opened In the public as soon as arrangements Manager Holmes demanded a re.- portunity la being gU'Vn for In­ evening at Red Men’s Hall. lowing the address the group in­ Mr. and Mrs. William Ritchie, formal conferences with the lead­ fonnel mood with "Let My Song can be completed. This will make As Cure for Sinus count as his figures showed that Officers Elected spected many Interesting exhibits of 16 Anderson sticet, were plca.*;- irto Tour Heert,” Charles; and it |>osslhle for those who are not his team was out In front. This e n and there will also be dlaplaya displayed by Mr. Rivard, from hia antly surprised Sunday afternoon | of resources and materials at this . Howard Edwards has been “ Song o f the Open Road.” Mn- able to partlclp.ate in a New York i eonlest has but one more week to work in the field. at their new summer home at ; Tomorrow you’ll know what’s lotte. Next in the clessiral or trip to learn the vital workings of (Continued from Pago One) go so the attendance of the team time. elected president of the Rockville East Hamilton by a large group A t 7:30 p. m. Rev. George Milne F.F.A. with other officers as fol­ The meeting closed with re­ period w%B "Sarabandc. go Important a venture as the members Is of vital Importance to of friends on the or a.sion of their ' CONVKNIKNCR in flniinclng thr conatrucllon W . Roettlg and George M. Chirtls of of Gilead will give a challenge lows:. Vice president, Bruce Mil­ freshments which were served by w_ Townc on the ’cello end United Nattnns to the World. each team at these two meet'ngs. 25lh wedding anniversary. j piin'hn.tc a home Or if yon wish to re-flnanc# Ohio Stale University College of "W hy Christian Education?” At ler; secretary, Alan Abbe; troas-, the Rockville members of Dis­ "Key. Bid Me Not Resign Love,’ The members also voted to at­ A cliickcn ravioli diiu'cr waa your pr'enent hmne it will be diatlnctly to your »ve You,” Kerne. A brlUlaiit free tlekets will be mailed to each of lung tuberculosis. The mass Is will be the host jOf Thespians' Play Highlights Of the event were re ­ Mr. and Mrs. George Hlrsch of Ediirallon at Center Congrega­ nieno eolo by Mr. Churchill. "Ron­ member to be used by the member made up of blood, bacteria, pua, cut Association’s annual Officers marks by Samuel J. 1’ui k agt.iu. Ridgewood. N. J.. announce the “THEY DIDN’T BELIEVE ME ’ . . . . .Gorden Jenkins tional chjirch. Manchester or Training meeting with officers do Brilliente,’’ Weber, followed and their friends. .Additional tick­ serum and dead tissue. It tends to The O n ter Thespians have an town clerk, who issued Um- mar­ Open Thurfulay Kvenlnfa engagement of their daughter. "Worship and Its Conduct" con­ from the chapters east of the Con- riage license to Mr. and Mrs. The Gey Nineties nlwd renlly ets can be obtaim'il at Harrison's get hard, while the pleura or cover­ ... .Guy Lombardo nounced the cast for Its rib-tick ceptured the eudicnce \ ^ n both Dorothy Jane, to Dougla.s H “ NO LA " ...... ducted by Rev. Walter Couch of nccUcut river mooting in the Ritchie twenty-five years ago. R40 Main street. _ ing of the lungs may become thick­ Rand, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Congregational church of Wood- ling play, "See How They Run.’ 6 : 0 0 t o H * 0 0 * ertiata geve credence tov "Tell Those desiring to Join the Wom­ Agriculture npoms in the E w t Mayor Harold Turkington waa tpo ened. Sometimes It is Impossible Rand of Cobum road...... Stan Kenton stock. A t nine o’clock the mlnls- The production of the play which Me Pretty Melden.” end en’s niih of Manehester should “LOVE FOR SALE’’ ...... school in ^ c k v lllc on October number on the entertainment In "/ / I to operate to remove ribs to rest ’ Miss Hlrsch is an alumna of ten and superintendents will have situates a hilarious farce wtthTn Day la Ledies’ Day." from ' contact Mrs. Eilwln Lamb, mem­ 26. the atmosphere’ of sn ^ g lls h assisted by William For'u's aii l ^ MANCHESTER TRUST Co. the Infected lung. Ridgewood High school and “BE MY LOVE’ ...... Billy Eckstine a Round Table Discussion on Party Friday (be sure to see Herbert. The trensitlon Into bership committee co-chairman. Trypsin, Injected by needle, vicarage Is developing suavely Daniel Hare., Averett college, Danville, Vir­ Problems of the CThurch School (Colored movies were taken of .Manchester, ( ’minccllciit aOth century brotight "Sweet-^ -Xiho will place their names on the liquifies the mass, turninini Into a The Vernon Methodist church with the deft casting of its nine ginia. with Beatrice Vetrano, associate the party and these will lie .sive i tomorrow’s paper) Member Federal Insiirnnc C'.rp. hearts.” Herbert, and "Firefly. f i l i n g list as eliib membership tawny watery fluid which then can Worcester, Mass. - -Dr. Theodore will hold a Hallowe’en party for characters, as follows; Ida, the signed and constructed by elec­ Mr. Rand Is a graduate of In Religious EducaUon at the the whole family on Friday eve­ to the guests at a later date. Tlic Friml, end then the finale or ro- is full with 32,’> members. be sucked out of the chest cavity. Union (Congregational church of maid, Vicjil Wachtel: MUs Sklilon menUc mood with e concert waltz H. Morgan, head of the depart­ tronics students. Choate school, Wallingford, and ning, October 27, from 7 to 9:80 party was concluded with the best The cavity Itnelf seems to become The two-day conference of sec-. RockviUe as Moderator. Ruth Rowley: Rev. Lionel Toop, and "Wanting You,** Kemberg. ment of electrical engineering at Wharton School of Finance, Unt o’clock. Children under eight Robert Wartln; Penelope Toop wishes of all and tho singing of sterilized In some rases, by a pecu­ ondary school educators discussed varsity of Pennsylvania, and is . Teachers and parents may MaiUlilUlilUkliilliliyiUiUil llUlkklitaiktlOi Kach musical mood was interpret­ Worcester Polytechnic Institiite. years of age must be accompanied his wife. Miriam Plnncv;. porp "Old I-Ange Syne.’’ I L Eiiiplovros Vote liar action not yet understood. vocational giiidnnce and prepara­ associated with Reynolds Metal Potterton^s choose one of the following work­ ed fully end completely costumed. explains operation of a television- by adults. There will be prizes (3lve Winton, Merrill Adams; the Extraetnl from Cows tion of students for college. Products Company in LouisAdlle, L A R G E STOCK— A L L SPEE DS. .Tl, 45. 78 shops. 8 to 9 p. m. on (Creative The trenaltjons were graceful and One woman, dying of TB, was camera to Mrs. Gertrude Hitch­ Activity: "With Kindergarten f o r the prettiest, most original Intruder. Al (?oe, Jr.'; the Bishop Kentucky. * AT THE CENTER 5:V9-541 MAIN STREET and funniest costumes. There will at no time was the audience con­ AiiaiiiHl Liiioii helped so much she gained weight cock. director of guidance nl .Miin- (Children’’. Miss Ortievieve Thomp­ of Lax, Dawn McCTaln: Rev ''..■'.sT' 5 .'A . 4. « — Beans grow tn slmost all cli­ The wedding will take place scious of the changes being made. and waa able to walk around ches'tcr. f ’onn. High school at the son. director of Rellgloua Educa­ be dancing, games, movies and re­ Arthur Humphrey. Van Me mates and soil types. November 25. freshments. There la no charge A completely d ell^ tfu l musical again, tha surgeons said. fifth Technl-Fonim. It was do- Uon of the First church. Middle- Qiilde, and Sergeant Towers and entertaining evening was en­ Employees of the Aldon Spinning and all families are invited to at­ George Lewis. * H '*^1 i ^ Mills St Talcottvllle In an election The trypain. extracted from the town. leader; “With Primary (Chil­ joyed by ell. tend. This play Is under the able di­ last week rejected a proposal that pancreas glands of cows, waa sup­ dren". Miss Eleanor Seaton. Grad- Following the concert e social jiate student at the-Hartford Sem- Annual Sale recting--of'W.UUam A8tle,v, wlth- they .become afftltated with the plied by Armour Laboratories, hour wee observed with Mrs. R. - Inarv Foundation*.Jeadetl -."W ith ...JB u ^e .WDroen'a*.Re11 ef . epypa Edward Mack as stage manager Textile Workera Union of America Chicago. I j. Oslean end Mrs. Thomas Rog- Armour la stepping up produc­ Juniors. "Miss Edith Welk4r of will hold ita annual Christmas and 'Norm'aii Weil as hoifae man­ ara end their committee of hoat- ICIQ). M ager. The preaentatioTf-Is to be tion and supplying trypsin to vari­ ■ the (Connecticut Oouhctl, leader. sale on Thursday, November 2. aasea effldetlng. The vote against afflllallon was The Workshop has been arrang­ A fresh baked ham dinner will be November 2 and 3 in the new SS to <». The election waa con­ ous clinics to study other uaea of Verplanck School auditorium...... ITT-*-----Meetteg this chemical that automatically ed by the Inter church committee served at noon and rcserx-atlona Preceding the concert Mrs. Hall ducted by the National Labor Re­ separates living from dead tissue. of l!he Rockville Ministers’ Asso­ must be_ made with Mrs. Carlton Stewart, president, opened the lations Board. ciation to promote co-operative Buckmistcr on or before October efforts in Religious EMucatlon. 31. Pythiaii Knights Presented F lag /MAGm£/ w \/(fsr Following the sounding of tho Hold Convention bells at 12:03 noon today In ob­ Jr. Republicans servance of United Nations Day, Mrs. Gladys Nerj, president of the Unne Lodge, No. 72, Knights of Women’s Soplety o f the Methodist Call Meeting ■pythlss. will meet tomorrow night M W OTES T fm church presented a. United N a­ at eight o'clock In Orange hall. 5 tl jns Flag to the Town of Vernon, The Young Republicans club will A t the Grand Lodge convention t ,e flag being accepted by First meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Re­ of the Order In Bridgeport. Tues­ . lectman Herbert Paganl. publican Headquarters In thj> Jsr day. October 17, the following Superior Court ris Building, President Robert ■ G*’*"'* Lodge officers were elected: The following cases are assigned Gorman announced today. (irand CJhancellor, Joseph Fried­ o f the Wednesday session of the The progress of the current elec­ man of Bridgeport; grand vice Tolland County Court of Commcai tion campaign will be discussed, he chancellor, Albert Helm of Plain- Pleaa—The Lake Wangumbaug said, as well as plans for the re- vllle: prelate, Victor Buttree of we sAveo $/,ooo/ 1^. E. Shore Improvement aasocia- mslning period t(i Nov. 7. Stamford: grand scribe, E. E. As- tlon. Inc. va The I*akeside Inc. et al; Motion for New Trial; Norman B. Chapman vs. Dominic Del Ponte; Edward J. MatUs va. William F. LAlly; The Oak Gtove Aaaocla- tlon. Inc. vs. Charles Kokerda. To ®® Value In Records Talk on Clrcua Life VISIT US OURINO ' i l ; : W *6 Fayette Lodge AF * AM will gay Mr. and Mrs, Franklin J. Knight Oak Park. Micliigun hold a meeting this evening at NATIONAL 4 : / Masonic Hall and at this time they w!’l view movies on cirrus life and hear a talk by William H. Day of New Britain. SUtorhood ..4 The Sisterhood of B'nal Israel Synagogue will celebrate United :TA MORE DIAL SERVICE FOR DARIEN. Telephone central office repair. KT NO EmMORr Nations Day today with a talk this man Paul F. Hutiion checks new dial equipment recently installed in Dorien. evening at eight o’clock by Rabbi This addition, which will provide service for 290 families, is typical o f foU- Samuel Epstein on the subject of phone oeliyity throughout the stole in this, the fifth year of the kirgotl con­ Wm you yHJUmS struction progrom in Connecticut telephone history. I •

f ® SCHOOL BY TELEPHONE. 8-yeor-old Lucy Rotono of Middletown Is kept from OCTOBER 22-29 school by on illness that requires complete rest. So Middletown's Superintendent of Schools,* John W . Goodrich, arranged for Lucy's classes to come to her at home by ateehment - telephone wire over o loud speoker — the first such system to be used in Connecticut. Nwltoda Ob ■sal DeJkated to .•-tn-' more boautiful womoii . . ' ‘t V >

Let us prove to you that now more than ever before, ^ -1 FOR. JUST professional beauty care is ■ -V ' Y- iH ^.l your best beauty bargain. Once our stylist has set your (uir in one of (he wonder­ fully flattering new fall styles H ire's a m o - you'll agree that your beauty v^dhtapiMsaf operator’s skilled hands can ■say ptBCticnl j BUILDING FOR TELEPHONE NEEDS. Twenty-five telephone do enchanting things for you, train! na buildings and additions ore under construction this yeor In C oo«eetl» Com* i n . . . ••• why you eouid pay $1,000 ntora pcogrsii. I that you can never do for cut. Thli" (libdern structure will house.the equipment needed to bring U-diair. yourself at home. ic, jT.' -xV -f diol service to the -Watertown exchange. W e will continue la build and $HII not got all tho oxtra room, oara pbos oa'i for Connecticut's telephone needs with all the speed that present kv y e s , AAfy othbr car arid, baa. provide, dustriol and military mobilization permits. So for this year, this coff> of handling and famou$ dopondabllltyofD ^gol innu. oea-dptiiiiJI t.- r «= 3 ------i m m i i i i struct ion program has en'obled us to connect an overage of one new cuiinf. - telephone every minute and a holf of each business day. W HAT BITTER W ay to Spend 5 minutes than saving TffAT PlSASeC a s BOTH 11,000! Yes, Just 5 minutes is all it takes for us to show you why owners say you could pay $1,000 more for BMuty Nook / 953 Main Street a car and still not get all that Dodge gives youl BHIie’s Beauty Shop 22 Depot Square Anne CampbelTs Brauty Salon 843 Main Street Harsf'i opportunity crashing through your doorl. . . tha oil-ploy W’e ll show you roominess inside—head room, leg room, ...... •9 ifcJwwflkSxpwv Charmore Beauty Salon 241 North Main St. ond no-work l•co^tyslaln PIUS 6 of tho vary lotast shoulder room—that cars' costing hundreds of doUars more r h . Felice Yolanda Beauty Studio 65 Clinton Street hh tunas. . . at a " r a c ^ " low prka of |l2.99. can’t match. Yet, this new D odge is more compact outside. wa^Play- th ." is al- Harriett’s Beauty Salon , 129 Center Street YouH gat RCA Victor's naw "VIctrela* 45 attochmant which H> a pracdcal cabts sot for th. W e ll let you sample handling ease, the start-and-stop 35 Main Striect ploys amazing, distortion-fraa musk at ona touch of o M&h S/^gerl/a/ae gtowiag child as it cae b. used Kay’s Beauty Salon button. Youll got your choica of a brand-rtaw RCA Victor *'45" smoothness of Fluid Drive that you’ll want to make your titbar as a dipnar fabt. oc.for plaB Lily Beauty Salon 527 Main Street tooofd, from tha lotast monthly singla ralaosa^ ovary atonth for 4 GMrd tail can be tMoovad is- l:,onise Beauty Salon 25 Palm‘Street own "for keeps.” N o jerks, no jolts, no stalling. Naalty. TaM aalw ca. BWflfha. . . whan you buy RCA Victor "45." At tha Hi m of y ^ b. aMd as a OMvaa- Marlow’s Beauty Salon 867 Main Street You’ll learn a l^ t famous Dodge ruggedness and depend­ purcha ii, you wU| got this coupon book. Bot "chair" for laocber Helen Erickson Beauty Salon 869 Main Street Coow h nowl Thb offor good onfy for a Hmhad tlina. ability that saves you money year after year. Bh.a fediog (ha cbild. SdMMd North- ‘Nell’s Beauty Salon 103 Cooper Hill St. Before you decide on any car, come in! See hpw you’ll be ars Hard Mapla aad Sdiultz Bdauty Salon 985 Main Street ttardy eoostractioa Stella’s Beauty Salon . — .70 Parker Street For those "Full-Measure^' values h's miles and dollars ahead by buying now. Don’t wait, ^ n d DODGE ghra ysan o f tariifoa 5 minutes with us—save $1,(^1 sA nf9itw dt)/hrsm orgth^ff»h¥m t-pfkae/e»fS 'Terry’s Harper Method ^k>n 753 Maiq Street Weldon Beauty Studio 99 East Center St.

1 -T KEMP'S Wed. Will Be BMuty. Parlor Day In The Convalescent IHomes and E M E R G E N C Y 1B7B. Quick help in emergewles *• foleplwne’s job k» »!*1” 634 Coitar Street Ineorporatci ■ it b lodoy. Her# Is the reenoctrnem of on appeal for help M n g ^ d le d by 539"541 MAIN ST. SOUMENE ana FUGG, he. cial telophone exchange In NtiwYfoven seventy-bw iT* itiib7 Laixl Hospifol based en the r t c ^ published official history-ol The Southern New Inglond Telt|Hiene Cempony. « ' ------763! Main S treet’ ■ r ’ MANCHESTER E V E N IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1960 PAGE SEtrEM UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 24. 19W * I • ■ I ted, his condition is reported to be CIUleaN 'Ofttee Inspect* Base C vlew of privilege, but the broad | 19-Yea.' Old Ulrl Drowned <1T Mrs. Martha Havens death at Shortly afterward, her husband, "a o m e w h a t Improved?’ Dr. the Atlantic l ^ t Subnwrtaw the wall of man’s organlxation j view ol aoeoiopUahnient. . Another Shower 4%TIC; — luau Guilford I^akee, Guilford, on Sat- Myron, 28, became ao violent three I Ul* United NaUona haa voted tVUNU - I4IU Charles Ruasman, Aaal§tant 8u- New London, Oct, 24 Force at a dinner la the Offlocra’ and.catmdty for peace can be i Prescott Bush'a greateat fixed New Haven. Oct. 24—(ffl—Cor­ nrday. The 19-year-old girl was policemen were needed to restrain —UP)-- % ''’ilUmrllfBtrr unanimoualy to aak th* "■•g For hla Paquette clinging to the rear of a boat him and place him In a straight lieiintendent, aa’Id hovtever that Vice Admiral Carol Torres Hevla, Club laat night. Me araa 8c1>eduled 1 built steadily upward until It ap- Conneclivul idea, then. I* that principlea and oner James J. Corvtgan haa re­ to leavt today for Waabingtoa. Ftvo” to raeume dlacuaalonn needs should b* consMered togeth- ^ WK.NB - 84U Today's RadioZ'XXtvHAV : - mu rowed by her husband when she jacket. A t the Connecticut State Havens will be required to remain head of the Chilean Navy, Inspect­ proachea, more and more cloacl.v,; among thamnelvea on the prob­ er and a rational path forward I Another mlscellanwiis shower j ; OCcfrilr* HUt;L - I2HV Eastern Htsadard Time WTMT - 1*80 vealed that an autopsy has shou-n suddenly disappeared. Her body> Hospital, Middletown, where at the hoapitai for the remainder ed the submarine base here yes­ Evraing f*ralb the hopes and aspirations of men. was given In honor of Miss Id a ' drowning to have been the cause w ^ recovered three hours later. Havens was temporarily commlt- of a 30-day observation period. terday and was guest of Admiral Beans have high protein 8onUnL lems which 11* In their particular Yankee found. H i« own greateat fixed Idea i ■ niJM SSnS Sl*n.c There is, at last, something to la,’ therefore, something of a nega­ Paquette, R. N., of 16 Clinton ! ROASTING CHICKENS reaponaiWttty. street, who will be maixlcd on ' 4:00— 9:Sft— By A H. O. tion of all the other fixed Ideas to W TIC —Fibber McGee and Mol­ They ar* asked to try again Ui build on. prominent In modem American October 28 to Vlttl J. Biretta, last i W D R C - Strike it Rich. lUaekMUr. CMb. Do you ^ e r think of havinc a plump, taaty fryar in W TH T—Family Album. noMAS ncBomoN. do what they have alway* failed It would be far from ua to sug- campaigning. week by her two biideamalds, &Bss | ly- A V — Polka Hop. WDRC—Truth or Consequences. Ptw.. geat thaWprogreaa will be auto­ Vfiere la almoat no buoyancy or Well, all thla ia aomethlng of a Rosemarie Fuchs and Miss Mar- ■ the middic of the.week? Do you know you can feii them roBodU Octdfct? t to do before. garct Fuchs, at their residence on | tmhiC—Backstage Wif*. W TH T—Music. matic. Nations and Individuals sentimental lift in the present relief for newspapermen, and. we here at any time? Why wait until Sunday to aerve WONS—Mysterious Travelers. The auperllcial clrcunisUincen South Whitney street. Hartford, I WOeX?— 1290 (Xub. must give themselves to the task. Connecticut campaign, no touch of suspect, for the voter* too. It la Ms. leading up to thl* vot* have in­ in tune with the eminently per- Guests were supervisors and | chicken? W K N B —News; Request 9:4.Y— UI4 Hallfaya. B n U ^ •» ‘ J* the pleasant and th* average. It U Unec. W TH T—Treasury Band. cluded peralatent hint* from the Many of th* workmen will have aonable quality « f the man him- staff nurses from the Visiting CUM U.II M«tur.______a tendency to atray from the a battle of intense men, giving In­ aelf, and It present* an equation Nurses Association of Hartford j «tt&— 10:00— Ruaalana during th* past few tense twisU to Issue*, fighting, and mothers' of the bridal pair W TIC —Stella Dallas. WTIC-Big Town. task. Some of the atone* offered between what the voter* ace now I ROGER OLCOTT Music «J»*0WM10N »ATM weeks that Russia la ready to sometime* savagely and often and what they would be likely to Miss Paquette received many use­ WONS—Jack Downey s W TH T—Hall of Fame. Oa* tM f b, m il ...... ® participate in a real solution of for the wall will be unsuitable vehemently, for or against one ex­ ' aee after the election which Is un­ ful i>ersonal, linen and china gifts. 403 WEST CENTER ST. TELEPHONE 7M8 qhop. WDRC— Hit the Jackpot. St^ UMUU M m i ...... * * 5, WC?CC—Junior Disc Jockeys. WHAY News; Moonlight these problem*, and have Included and dangerous The work can treme or another. usually valid and balanced, aa A buffet lunrheon was serveii by never be allowed to stand still. It The. exreiillon to this general such political equations go. the ho.stc8.Hea iiSIk— Matinee. careDil statements from Ameri­ WDRC Yankee Kitchen. WON.S News. W*«fcly. by >UrrI*r ...... » *• will demand sacrifice*, from iis- rule is I’ ro.iicoll Bush, Republican In his approach lo pubHc I*- tub*. dellTertd. On* T * * r ...... can diplomacy to the effect that I nomlniT for the short t^rm in the W H A Y — News; Open House. 10:13— aiKs, in hla naturalness. In hla WeXX;—News; 1290 Club. W «*t df HIM, ro rtu n ...... w* are always .willing to talk, but tion* and individuals, which can , United Stales Senate. WON.S 1 Love a Mystery. good-natured aeal. In his demo­ -W nC—Lorenzo Jones. W TH T—Tunes. WIMBEH o r f(^fl thalp only some dellnit* indi- only be motivated by a vision o fj j, |K)saihle to contemplate thla cratic geniilneneas, the suppos­ T K » associated PKEdS Ihe rich return involved for all particular gentleman without feel­ edly typed "flreenwleh million­ 10:.30— .... AMOcldUd Pr*»* •^^oir of compromise on the part ing drawn to one ideologlca'l ex- J 'W T IC —Young Wlilder Brown. WDRC—Capitol Cloak Room. •atiUnd to tb* u»* of rnpunl'Ml <>n ol humanity. aire" come* cloaer. lo being “Mr. WDR(?—Old Record Shop. W TH T -News; Syinphonette of Russia will Justify any formal treme or the other, without being (XMinecttrut” than anybody in nil 5*w» dlip*tcb*» cred'ted lo it. oi But all these grand and hopeful exposed to any impetuous over- W(XX?—Big Brother Bllir W TIC —Senator Brien Me- tot oulrwiM er*dlt*d in undertaking*. * the campalga. possibilities are. on this fifth an­ love "of the people" or any poison­ WONS— Ifclb'wood U. 8. A. Mahon. nad *'«" tb* local n*w* publ'ihed ber*. What there may be beneath WTHT—News and Weather. All rlfbU Of r*public»lton ol •p»«'*l ed hatred of any target Individual. WONS—Jack* Waxworks. Russia* search for new talks is a niversary, alive and real. Th.' di*P*t*bM b*r*ln * m •••• f***^***' It is pos.aihle. Instead, to feel the 5:00— 10:45-— United Nation.s itself is siiddenlv W D R C -N ew s; Old Record W TH T—Hartford Speaks. A. S»r» much more roinplirated question. pull of a genuine imlividual who Pull •*mt* eli*nt of N. E a real and vital factor m the af- I has a rmi(|Ue quality for remaining Cheer Up Shop. •~r‘ 11:00— As usual, we do not know wheth­ W H A Y —8Wnr Queen. Ic*. Ire. fairi of men. an organization himself even when and If he doea News on all stations. er Ru.ssia IB seeking genuine W TH T—Iftjjm: Storylan^. PublUbtn R*pr**«nuti»»« Jh. which haa begun to save man­ ocrnsionally strike a campaign 11:15— jullu* m ib*w» SpoclAI A«*ncy - N «» agreements, or nierel.v a new WONS—Straight Arrow. W TH T—Joe Basel. I pose. lie Is the most natural of all With Wrigley’s W TIC— When a Girl Marries. Torn. Cbte*«o. Detroit »nd Bn*ton. forum for propaganda arguments. kind. Who. today, can escape an the Connecticut campaigners, the W TIC —Songs by Don Cherry. WKNB-Sports Newsreel. UEMBCK AUDIT lUREAU OF More importantly, we do not instinctive reaolv* to aid in that Inst survivor of the artificialities W’DRC—’The World Tonight. of the ciimpnignlng process. No» 5:15— W ONS—Jack’s W’axworks. C1RCULATIU N 8 ______task? Speamrat Gum PorrUn^IIJfices 3-PC. MODERN VANITY know whether Russia is really even politics can Change h l3 very W'nc 11:25— W H A Y — ReiedSpmther Kick-Off. Tb* H«r*ia Prmtini Company. Inc. really to change its policy in re­ much. W b e * yon WDRC - Public Service Pro­ ■Mum** no nnanctnl r**pon*'0H ty lor 5:80— sponse to world events, or ia The reason for this is perhaps to feel tired aad gram. BEDROOM SUITE typocrapbiCAl trcpr* nppobr'nt m *<-- W TIC Just Plain Bill. W H A Y —Sports Finals. «trU**m«nU *ntf*oUiei r**d'y mntmr. iiietely seeking to stall and dis- Salada Kxenilive be found in fhe basic motivation eroai or get W TH T—Superman. In Th* M»neb**ter Etcnind Homid. Wliiih has brought him into poli­ plumeEMper- II:S0— Iraet the world We do not know, WONS—Sky King. W H A Y-M oon ligh t Matinee. tics, in t)ic personal, inner creed ated (which ' Tu*«d»y. October 24 lo be specitlr, whether Ru.ssia has 1fra0c Dept, .^4np. Excelsior Springs. W n C —One Man’s Family. graakf‘m ry ■Mrtii’? aoUcituda for Uia welfare and In- not even what they think, but i Ar* you troubled !!‘**1.*** J* lounge chain. .. carefully tailorad y i l y . O O detigned for extra-beoutyl Rich Rayon that promote diepe retention, easy-flexing comfort and Missouri, but be sure to writ# to- •:00— (emsM tunettonal penodlo disturb- 36“ tareat of the eitlbena haNing buai- what they will do that is our TEL. 6025 anoest Does this make rou feel w figured AAohoir Frieze upholitery. Domotk Ikk. 252 Fremior wire coiki longer wear. See them todeyl Sizes 4 to 9. day. WDRC—Myatery Theater. tired. hSih-struii*. n«rrou*-^t such Os fenaa aaaa there. There 1* a certain vital Interest. W TIC —CJavalcade of America. tlmesf Ifeen ao try Lydia X. PJnk- Mohogony-fMihed wood trimi • Matching 80 coil Box Spring. .36.88 tq% Oswe If they are now willing to move WONS— O im e Does Not Pay. AOmhaai’s ■ Veaetsbl*veSEwow vwninjuAACompound to rallcT* routine which la satisfactory for j -- •ucK lymptomil------• pinkhsm*! Pinkhn Coin* any probate office. It ii the kind­ into the area of real settlement of 1 W TH T— Paul Whiteman. to mndo tpeciMUllf llf ;/or women. W H A Y — Family Rosary. n __ e _ ____Doetoni Docti n some of the Issues hanging over hMM whB.% ly, eourteopa, helpful way m i 8:15— stomachic tonic affaetl Any dniastow. which Judge Wallett constantly from the war. we ourselves should I THE EDUCATION OF A PHARMACIST W H A Y —Polish National Home LYDU L IHmiMI'S goeo beyond that routine, con­ also be willing to move into that Hour.. EXCITING WARD WEEK PRICES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! HURRY stantly sedka special nervier and area. Nece.s.sarily, as in the case 8:80— 4* WDRC— Mr. and Mfs. Uorth. accammodatiqn to those who ha\ e ! of such a tangled situation as that I W ’T H T -T im e for Defense. T u rke y bubtneio in his court, which marks of Germany, there will have to_ o» W nC —Baby Snooka REG. 1.S9 SWEAT- aa'uaueual judgeship. some compromise on both aides. WONS—Official. DetecUve. 8:45— Supper — Bazaar TIm preacncc of Judge Wallett In Germany, both of ua have In SHIRT NO MATTER HOW W H A T —Ditti* Lynn Show. let go. Wed„ Oct. 25— 5, 6, 7 P. M. oa th* ballot, candidate for re- 8:55— AtsoT^ Beys'Jbst 1.44 election to an office for which the No one is very confident o! WONS— BUI Henry and the Buckingham Church worth while results from these YOU LOOK AT IT New*. Extra haevywalghf; tRver gray. party aelectcd him and an office MENU: Roast turkey, dreaaing. new "Big Five" talks tb* United 9:00— • Rag. 50c Athletic Soda. .44d la which he haa ao diatingulahed WDRC—Uf8 with Luigi. potato, tumlpo, miIob*, cabbage hlauelf sirlUi aervlc* irreproach­ Nations General Assembly has r«- W HAY—Moonlight Matinee. salad, cranberry sauce, relltbes, In Sporting Goods DoDortment. rolls, qoffee, choice of apple, able ia priaciple and aealou* in quested. Perhaps that is, in sonic f I^ T IC -B o b Hope. mince, squash pie, cheese. quality, ia one cloae-at-home rea- curious way, a good sign tha' It’s Tops! WTHT—America's Town Meet­ REG. 5.65 BASKET­ ing of the Air. aoa why the Republicans of Man- I something fruitful may emerge ADULTS, 91JM) WONS—John Steele, Adventur­ CHILDREN TO IS, 78o BALL chaatar ar* aapectally proud as from them. At any rate Russia, er. I they aak yaur aupport on Nov. which haa been whispering Its O ttU U Mao, 4.44 Ttk. friendly desire for more talk, now- W*lgk4 Judge Wallett la exactly th. ha* I t s opportunity to e n g a g e the Red Arrow 2-ply molded rub- maa far the job. Let * keep him real i n t e r e s t of western dtplo- bqr ban. Pebble-grained, leather oolor; striped aeams. Uara! i a i a t s . id l a MOST SCRUtiAtLII ‘Big Five” Talks Key Stone In Place. REG. 95c 2.98 CBLANISI RAYON PAIRS! 1 The Druggist Is Required To ^atch For ^AhM STOKE REG. 59e BEAU DURA BRIEFS By agreements existing be- ^ Bfi au.xe the United Nations I Smooth-droping celanese royon mor- 84S Our best sellers— ot sovingtl Famous f « * the formstlbn of the Usitsil | was honored add used in the Ko­ qubetta . . . shear, door, fWmIy woveni O / / TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER Spun-lo W t rayon—fuR cut, longweor- Nations, by their position as the rean affair, and because that In­ N EW DEVELOPMENTS 824-828 M A IN ST. Nona 8narl Iwy-to-usei no Double ffllched side hemsi "Good A e e # * 1 ingr quidc-drylPC. In woman's lisas. victor powers In World War II, , spired expenment ha* now been primer noadad, 1 eoef couani Howekeeplng" opproved. IggshelL. M-iMs«ia8tn' • Rag. 69c am ortod shapes,...... 57e th* *o-calIild "Big Fiv^" nations j ratified by formal derision of the Science, including' pharmacy, ia not 14 colen. GAUON cut 10 .^ 8 8 have primary tvsponsibility for ' United Nation* General Assembly atatic. One new development, confirmed, m NOW th* solution, among themsrlves. of to adopt a system by which th. may revolutionize many acientific con- SMAU PARTS CARINn 36" WOVEN COnON pmUeru are not pro^rly, enforcenierit of world law against cepta aitd acientific practicea. In order part af fb* planned reaponaibtlity aggression will b* a recognize.! REG. 1 .9 f to _serye v m beat.lihe pharmaefat muat W I ^ AVAILABLE FLANNEL United- Nations;----- i ---- function for the United Nattons, •K sBHsM" 1.77 keep up with new deveinpmenta. He ’Thaac problems include that .if the worid organization todav 2 8 S a peace treaty with Japan, a stands more powerful ■ than lU does this by doing much collateral read­ HIGH CAUBER RIFLES Buy severall Stack 4 or 5 highi Both sides napped for extra AILstael soctioned drawen for peace treaty with Austria, an^ I original framers dared make it. ing in hia own aubject— pharmacy— and worm and comfortabla night- storing mils, screws, etc * tha aad of occupation there, and more powerful' than world politi­ in aubjecta which he muat intelligently MODEL 94 WINCHESTER woar.5tripas,chada.Washablal • peace treaty with Germany, cal refocmers dreamed it could b.’ undcratand. auch aa medicine, dentiatry, for years to come. .32 SPECIAL 68.70 with tha end of occupation there. veterinary medicine, biology, chemistry, LOWEST PRICE IN Th* "B ig Five" powers have It la aa though, for five years 180-COIL INNER- botany. MODEL 94 WINCHESTER bad aiaay meetinga on these top- there had been standing two walls • YBARSI SPRING 1 leg. They have been unable to of a atnicture. the one wall tail Your Druggist la Trained .30-.30 68.70 3.99 Beg. 97J8 “ raarti ggraamant. They have, for and majeatic, repraaantlag the 21 common sense aspiration of man To Serve You papra aaw. baan within a hair’s MODEL 94 WINCHESTER Got outooMtic, 2'A-qt. com 180 Premier wire eoilij insul­ to create a world system of peace, a f technical agreement on BRUNNER’S popper phis one 5-qt., four ated with soft felted cotton. treaty far Auatria, the and th* other wall a stunted af- ,25-.35 68.70 %-qt. enameled stool b o * ^ Sog-raiisting outer-roll odgel prattlaas they face. But fair, aa though arcbitecta and PACKARD MODEL 721A REMINGTON ffapgraaniint aa OMre im- workmen were ataUod In their #f- l-CBU FLASHLIGHT •VV* PORTASLi SAW Sgeetaat quaaUaaa alaawher* haa fort to raise man’s actual capad* 188 EAST CENTER STREET BUY NOW! SAVE 10% T.AX .270 WINCHESTER 87.95 RIG SAVMG ON PLANML IM RIt ^iAiVhya cast a raatraining tnllu- ty for peace ap toward the height SPKIALI REG. 71.95, Spodol pi tbossl U m d k d l i emry 6 % A 0 paaaihla progress of man’s aspiration. And now, OPEN TODAV UNTIL «:00 P. M. MODEL 336 MARLIN 2V" c AMffSsmtf.. 49 fcbe»fc«* ■67“ srayvffhdVHbwoaoldWyoareflJf. have baaa times awldcniy, a key atone has been flt- WED.. THVB8» PRI. UNTIL t:«e P. -M. OPEN A iJ . d a y 8AT. UNTIL Sidt P. M* Is er m d tf ityle bi oatorfost plokh. AB hara Aalayad the Aua- tad into place at tha bas* of the BARREL, .35 REMINGTON 76.95 Ivy Mver^— heap hondy hi Mokes heavy eorpoidry oosyl lower wall, imd higher construu- , tlmaa whaa MODEL 336 MARLIN 24" . cor, bedroom, otc. Unbrooli* 3 Via' stroighl cut| S'Sia' bov^ i it, aad. ahnoat Uon depends only on the IntaUI- 873 MAIN STREET ' PHONE 4138 oUo plattic lo ^ Bulb included. cut. Depth odjuitment. M d hgaa 1 ^ gcnce and good Will of the wosk- PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED men. BARREL, .35 REMINGTON 89.95 Heaoaforth, if m«n so ckc } ■ 1-' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1050 P A Q lU m EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1950 :;tAQl ESSEX hollc I knew nothing about my­ G(h1- to know myself, be myself Hartford pollcenuin friend and the Ing sobriety end rehabilitation to .lunior Warden. Hayden L. Grie- money only to spend. If he w u self. I did not know I had a din- and accept myself.” latter's wife. Everyone, except normal ttvqs and existence. As a wold; Treasurer, Herbert Ingham; Self A m te fre« he was always ready at a mo­ Past Masters French Cabinet Named Qiaifman Bush-Benton Marshall Order A. A. Meeting ease or bow I could arrdlit the .Woman Mpealter him, felt that with a policeman guest speaker at the Open Meet­ Secretary, Millard W. Park; Sen­ la MaaoMaUr Scouts Hold ment's notice to appear in benefit disease. I have nn quarrel with along the going would be easy. At ing he rertalnly lived up to his ior Deaeon, T. Walter Relchard; lock Machinery ehowe and charity performance!. Tlic second speaker o f llic meet­ anyone about admitting to my al­ the pent-hoii.se -apartments in the reputation and left a message Junior ..^Deacon, James W. Maher; MIUCMAID His phllantbrophles are legend. ing was ileleue- from Springfield, To Fill (dliairs Honor Court OK^s Germans Toss Verbal Cuts Reserves’ Well Attended coholism. I knew only that 1 was a Mass., and her talk was replete Miami hotel, a cUisc Waleh was that was very .well worth while. .lenlor Steward. Robert W. Wllaon; Beaaty AMa The personal tribute Jolson val­ hopelessly lost drunkard for 25 with instances of her own life and kept on Bill, his out-of-door He told ot a man who came In­ Junior Steward, W. Sidney Harri­ Damaged by Fire Here ued most is typified on a medallion years. When or how I beta mo an drinking which could not fail to clothes and the entrance to the to A. A. anil Had several melapses Kii'lianl Mpljigaii to .\<*l son: cliaplniii. James Richmond, Arthur Dmg Storaa In New Army Jabs at Yale he wore at the time of hie death. Service Period 350 Persons • Present alcoholic is of no Interest to me touch the hearts of those who list­ hotel har. Being an alcoholic how­ ' hut ahva^'S came bark. Upon be­ and Marshal. Raymond D. Blanco. Awards Are Presented to Presented to him by General Mae- ever. Bill aaid. riiablcil him to At Gathering; High* now. I know that I am an alcoholic ened. She jmid that It wa.s hard I ing a^ed yhy he came Into A A . As uxDiiir blaster on Others taking part will be, John Members o f Troop 25 (tJontlnued from Pnge One) Arthur In Korea, it was inscribed: and that only by maintaining iny for her to admit that she was an i Unnuthink up various ways of oiit-wltu why he had ”alt|)pcd and why he Emergency tors (Coattaned fnm Page Oae) “To At Jolson, from special eerv- (Ooatlnned'rrom Page Oae) I Ing his guardian. One e.spocially Saliinlay INijj'lil II. Hyde, Albert T. Dewey, C. Le- Gardner Street Blaae Be- lights o f Addresses sobriety throu.gh A. A. can 1 hope alcoholic. Even after she went to i guardian. i>l\\nys came hack, the man told Roy Norris. John McLnugHlirl. ices in appreciation for entertain­ her first A.A meeting ahe felt | snccessfnl trick was. to ride the And Squadron 25 mered out last weekend by a ap«- sponsored Jointly by the League of involuntary Reservists and units to lead a decent normal life. .Mr. SliiB.scr. "1 don't know except Harold W. Walsh. Raymond Go*- f lieved Started by Oil- Dr. Gerard Miller; Ul. M29; ing armed forces personnel. Far that the program and tiie meet-| clevator down V*to the . *^*^''ieut. I know- A. A. has something and I and Dr. Frank H. tlorton, clal cabinet committee that In­ Women Voters and the Yale Po­ have reached a “maximum stata "I, ran the usual gamat of ex­ Manchester ixulgo of Masons lee, Ernest L. KJellson and Robert litical Union at New Haven. Elaat Command, September, 1950.” T o A. A 's and non-A. A's the ings were all right for those pres-i the fifth floor, the 10th floor, any wajil a bigger chunk of It" I Burning Stove; Loss Is 3-2001, are the physicians of A large number of awards fea­ cluded himself, Moch, Foreign of training.” This replaces tha periences brought through drink­ will observe I’asI Masters' Night J. Rovee. WANTED It was their first fMe to face program of Alcoholics Anonymous ing. I thought myself smart ami ent because tl'iey were alcoholics. floor except that In the lobby. Heil "Tliat man spoke the In d h " the Manchester Medical Asso­ tured the Court of Honor held by Minister Robert Schuman and present policy of railing Reserv* boys were frequently see'll and on Satnrday. October '.“i. The | Lifitinra, both rand aal { Stin Undetermined Justice Minister Rene Mayer. meeting, and Benton oj^ned up on Ista for an Indefinite period in or­ presents s new way of life which wanted to be talked about aa 'a As for herself she knew she was said ^Ir Musser “ hecsiise of Ihey ciation who will respond to Troop 25 and Squadron 25 at the not one ot that type and went they were just as freqi>en ly dl's- shp ,-ind i-ome h.ack aeam and meeting will open at seven thirty. I urban by which we can b9t* I I ■— emergency calls tomorrow aft­ Sought CkmapromlM Bush for accusing him of being der to bring about a rapid expan­ consists In seif discipline and self guy who got drunk'. I had trouble Center church last night. After "a a through plenty of trouble until she patcheil for a ”Jug " .^ hich would again, sooner or later llir.i will p.*m., ami will ho preceded by * ter Miwe onr long U*t of ■ Fire which le believed to have tool of the Kremlin—and man Manchenter sion of the armed forces. examination plus faith in one's at 21 years of age. not serious ernoon. Their job was to produce a text trouble, only ^ arrest, but until I did accept the fai t. Now she was he consumed anj-where but in the I gety it the salute to the Aag Troop Com­ who gives aid and comfort to the A Department spokesman said fellow man and a faith in a Higher ^ FORGET 1>mperty buyer*. •tarted from*en oU-bumlng stove that would satisfy the oppoaitlon entered A. A. 1 had been in Jail very proud to have that self- , pent-house. rooni*'. . They slwsys mittee Chairman Oeorga Hansen RuMlans.” the same policy would hold for Power." said Rev. Forrest Musser "Whatsis In A A ■* Well, there * caused undetermined damage last of Moch's Socialist party to UM Dale Hook many times and in 27 different knowledge, the speaker a.saerteil wondereil how, he couhl still keep ts ‘skull prai'tlce’. the tale of ex­ Introduced the members of the Heatedly, Benton said that Bush National Guard units. It was not of Rockville, the guest speaker at F _■ . ’“' X i night to the red, bam-llke building "principle” of German rearmgP' in such statements was emulating hospitals only to get 'dfied opt' Graduated .from high school I funk with no visible .source of periences,- s means of self-dhseiis- SOMETHING? JARVIS committee for the next year. ment and at the same time make possible to say how long it would the Ninth Open Meeting held by •siipply. TbBn there was the time ! at W Gardner street housing ^ e Three Scouts, Rsynor Barlow, Senator Joseph McCarthy (R., Tonight but never finding the an.swer that very .young she had taken up stud- ! Sion, the tools to enable a man to About Town clear that France accepts German take to achieve a "maximum Manchester’s Group of Alcoholics would keep me from drinking pn- lo.s in inusi wherc she had expec- when he was cooped up at home ! Vibil our (Irocerette for Household Brush Oo., and the Richard McKinney and Hale Bart­ Wis.) who, he declared, “ has long Installation banquet of St. Mar­ state of training" for such units i *. 4.. t ai. 4. »» X 1 Willwin theinr HiniKKirnstruggles t»iof i»nrone u day h \ REALTY CO. aid In the defense of Western Ehi- Anonymous Saturday night, in tU I entered A A. I tatlons of siiecessfiil career. .Af- with all his clothes, both In-door I Importanre of ; Smith Boring Chuck Oo. Actual ley received' their Tenderfoot pins since been discredited." garet’s Circle, Daughters of Isa­ as a National Guard division or a K fi'ikI, Milk. Cookies, Soups, 654 CENTER 8T. Mrs. Lillian Miller and Mrs. rope. Hollister School auditorium to one ter an early marriage the birth of an4 out-door, under lock and key the moment, because before get­ 1 Are damage to thu building was In the troop’s candlelight investi­ Bush’s reply was that he never bella, at Country Club, 8 p. m. Reserve unit, he said. Broke .\ll Protnlaos E lc ^ Alice Van Borchers are co-chair­ The solution was based on a of the largest attended gatherings , a baby, the accidental death of her ^ finally found a pair of hip ting Into A life itself, weeks PHONE 4112 not eatenaive and the major loss ture ceremony. Assistant Scout­ had referred to Benton as *’a tool “United Nations Da/' will be "While 1 was the cause of more wiots and an overcoat which he man of the annual fall rummage suggestion by Schuman that the The Defense Department also of this kind since the group was ■ husband in an aiitoninbile areidenL and dnvs of It. were no gmxi - lies in Are and water damage to master Robert Harrison presented of the Kremlin.” Benton assert­ celebrated with a lecture by Pro­ and more trouble for my family 1 put on over his pajamas and sale of the Ladies' Aid Society of six Atlantic Pact countries _of announced yesterday a program formed In November 1944. made it nci;es.Hary for her to take Now moments are all Important. Open 7 A. M. (o 11 I*. M. stock, machinery and equipment, attendance pins to David Ruddell, ed the remark had been attributed fessor Alan Burr Overstreet, Hol­ For the local members and A.A's never had any idea that drinkm/? sneaked out to a saloon where he Emanuel Lutheran church, which Continental Europe plus Germauiy to him In a newspaper report and for distributing medical draftees up a business career Her -.vork in­ Remember, a.s In a foid.-hall reportedly valued at several thous­ John Volx, Charles Dougan, Rich­ lister school, 8 p.m. among the services and for as­ from this state as well as from waa the fundamental cau.se, 1 regaled all and sundry eoneernlng Is scheduled for Friday morning at should unify their forces. The Mlaa Bemloe Juul invited Bu.sh to face both the edi­ First In series of six Y. W. C. A. volved traveling from city to city game, the clock never runt bsrk- and dollars. ard Ruddell. Arthur Thayer, W il­ signing commissions. Rhode Island and Massachusetts, drank compulsively- until I came “ the tough Job we had strengthen­ 9:30 In the church vestry. Mem­ British, Canadian and American tor of the paper and the reporter craft classes on successive Tues­ and she drank because she liked ward. The sirohollc who has been FERNDALE The blase apparently started m bers and friends are urged to liam Johnston. Richard Gess. Carl Miss Bernice Juul of the Weldon Rev. Musser was boiling down to into A.A. and made promise.s to to drink. She had no trouble be­ ing the Conneetlcut River dykes” Herrick, and Bnice Anderson, all Armies would remain separate, who allegedly wrote the story. days at Community Y. The Army will get a major pl.iving the losing battle-of-the- 100.5 MAIN STREET an oil burner on the Arst Aoor of bring their donations to the church Beauty Salon bn East Center a few words the easentlal ingred­ my family, multiple pledges to cause she never drank until after ] during the flood condition* then of whom maintained an attend­ though cooperating, units. When Bush repeated his denial, .share of these Inductees who will Ixitt.le has also been struggling the two-story building, where the any time Thursday. Mrs. Flor­ street, who ia treasurer of the Thursday. October 26 ients of the 12-step program, my employers and I \va.s always work. existing. j ance record of better than 90 per Schuman’s suggestion followed Benton agreed to accept it. be eflgiblc for commissions rang­ with time Itself. tool shop la located, and burned up ence Peterson, president of the so­ Hairdressers Guild of Connecticut, League of Women Voters, home which have brought rehabilitation sincere, always honest when I "I remember after 1 was first “ And then there eame a time,” i cent during the past year. Service Further evidence of the ill feel­ ing from first lieutenant to lieu­ "Life Is like a foot-ball game i the east wall of the structure and ciety, tcl. 3H75. will be glad to call the -proposal first made by Win­ has been named local unit chair­ of Mrs. Theodore Gurney, Moun­ from alcoholic addiction and peace made them. But these all failed. married 1 liked to drink in the said Bill, "after going on and on, stars indicating one year’a regis­ ing that the campaign has arous­ tenant colonel depending u)>on There are time-keeper* on the into the seconi’. story before burn­ for articles If donors are unable ston Churchill at the Council of man of the obaervance of National tain road. 8 p. m. Legislature can­ of mind to thousands who luive I never tjeliberatelv started out until there seemed no end to it all. tration In the Boy Scouts were ed between the two came when a age and years of experienoa evenings. I loved to serve it. My side, officials watching for Infrac­ ing through to the otitr de. An to leave them at the church. Mrs. Europe in Strasbourg lAst August didates Boldl and Watson to found in Alcoholics Anonymous to get drunk. There never was .husband knew what the portents after causing my faniil.y, my par­ presented to Bruce Anderson. Beauty Salon week in Manchester news photographer asked them to tions, and Just as the players WANTED alarm was phoned at 9; 27 p. m. Harrv Gustafson of Hsckiiiatack that Western Europe’s forces be October 22-29. Miss Juul In turn speak. continued sobriety ^and a fresh anji.hing told me about not " ; were and he wa.-^ sorry for me. ents and sister agony of heat I and David Ruddell. Richard Gess. Al­ pose together. ing the first drink so alter I took must settle each play as II comes from the home of Dougla.i V. street, tel. 6013, will do the same. run as a single unit under a single has named Mrs. Nell Dwyer chair­ Friday. Oolober 27 start on life.- Tcvttibse present who I "A fler niv husband was killed 1 .soul, after going down to the gut­ fred Scott, William Johnston, Pas­ defense minister responsible to It, I would feel 'Who cares?' and up. w-e In everyday life know, and Church, 64 Gardner street. “1 am not going to pose with Harvest Dance sponsored b y: See Dewey were non-alcoHollca' this simple r I ter. that I was arrested and \i-,a.s cal Prignano, Peter Hansen, Rob­ man of "Beauty Day” here, sched­ woA drv for one month. The baby A A nienibers are taught that EXPERIENCED Two trucks from Companies S the Council. Churchill wanted him (Bush) and help advertise Registered Nurses’ Association. | and concise statement opened up soon be on the merry-go-round ! only six months old. I took Helen DavltLaon Lodge. No. 98. ert Mokiills, Arthur Thayer, Rich­ uled for tomorrow when upwards given tw'o rholces by the Judge, | the problems of the moment and 4 responded and a whistle Germany, specifically. Included. him,” Benton told the photograph- American Legion Home. paths to relief from troubles in­ But I hated it. Daughters of Scoti.a, has received ard Ruddell. William Balch, Rob­ of twenty active members of the the child to my sister'* home and i either jail or the Municipal ho.spi-| ,re setlted we are not resily fni alarm was sounded at 9:34. Recall So far nothing official has been local Hairdressers organization Batnrday, October 26 ! Facing Real cident to the Uvea of many who "I tried moving from one clt.v then 1 was gone for a month. I'ol- | tal. I cho.se the hospital. | 21 hours. CARPENTERS L UMBER an invitation from Ellen Douglas ert Wheat, Peter O’Brien and The crowd was noisily demon­ w*as blown at 10:32. lodge of Hartfoi'd to attend the said on whether the French plans will visit the Memorial Hospital Past Masters night. Manchester | were never bothered with alcoholic to another but it wa.s no use. I lowing a compulsion from within I | "A fter one day the nurse re-j F.xpertetsee on the llowenr Carl Herrick. strative In Its approval or disap­ tried digging ditches and even Klehard MelSMCan HlllinilSG SUPPLIES Fire Chief James H. Schaub re­ Installation of Ita officers Wed­ envision the use of the Germans Annex and the various convalesc­ Lodge of Masons, Masonic Temple, I problems. To who came to drank until 1 had haliicinatlons marked hove qtuckl.V I seemed to , „ p „ ,,n e e s For Inxidr and Outnide Scoutmaster Harry Maldment proval, mixing catcalls, cheers, Fight of Life washing dishes when I eaiiie off ported that approximately 900 feel nesday evening. November 1. at in a European Arm y aa individ­ ent homes In towm, believing that supper at 6:30. the meeting seeking some way out that someone was trying to take reeuperaK In fact the nurse said ^rirountered In his o«m rttv supper at six thirty. Past Master Work— Apply at then announced the new troop Jun­ boos and hisses. from morass of problems piling up a binge and found myself without SHINGLES * ROOFING of hose was laid to subdue the eight o’clock. uals, companiea, regiments or di­ nothing perka up a woman’s mor­ Sunday. October 29 niy baby away from me. that if I ate another good meal I RIrhard MclJigan. of .Mi Oxford - ior leaders for the coming year. The two candidates came under a cent in my pockets, hut a great, and parish work, as well as those 5 D iivrr Road Aames, which generated Intense visions. But Moch can be expected ale aa effectively aa does a pro­ "The Church and Mid-Century (('OBtluned From Page Dae) either from their own addiction, "And so it w-ent until the bottle would be in pretty good shai'e. I street, will be the Acting Worship-| TTiess incUided: assistant patrol the attack of Mrs. E>Ianda Robe­ big nerd to eat and exist I was on the Row-erv' where he has Or Phone 4112 InsoUlion e WalllxNirds e Doora'’ heat within the budding and dam- Members of the Junior AthM Ic to bargain hard at Washington to fessional beauty treatment. The Perplexitloa,” conference by Man­ or that of some one of their loved grew bigger than mother-love. ate enough for two meals and .suc­ fill Mssler. He will he assisted by leadera Bnice Anderson, Robert keep the Germans as far as possi­ son. wife of singer Paul Robeson probably will do a little worse ones, this non-alcoholic friend and In Bermuda where I worked on spent much time seeking case- some of the stock of brushes Fund Committee will meet tomor­ beauticians and hair stylists have chester Council of Churches, at Kept Sober Six Months ceeded In getting away from the histories and types during vaea- the following Past Masters; Chl-Namcl Palato row night at 8 o’clock In the East Mokulls, Richard Gess. Pascal ble from a large, self-contained decided to spread this morale and People’s Party candidate for than expected in traditionally Re­ counsellor of A. A's showed them, construction work of a U. S. Navy hospital and home. Within a .short JARVIS RKAI.rV CO. on the second Aoor. A supply of congre.s.sman-nt-Iarge. who wanted St. M sr/ s church, 3:30 p. m. After a series of escapades that fion period,*, the speaker eonelml- Senior Warden, John A Trotter; Side Rec with the Firemen and Prignano and Robert Wheat; pa­ military unit. booster to women confined in in­ Wednesday, November I publican upstate." told them there was hope for re- housing unit for an Air Base. For time the telephone rang. I TnungslowB Hltrhea CablaetB nylon used in the pnaklng of trol leaders. Arthur Thayer. John to know whatt heir parties would three months 1 was sober and included visits to the police sta­ "*-'!ed. "The 12-Step program has Softball committee. The meet­ stitutions who cannot ordinarily McMahon-Ribtcoff Rally, spon­ One self-styled petisiniist smong Uef if the program was accepted told that the polire wen calling I \vlthln it reliance on God or some brushes was not damaged. Kosky, David Ruddell. Hale Bart­ do for civil rights. top Democratic strategists says and activate. when the job was finished 1 tion and drying-out plai-es, a police ing Is constdred important and all enjoy this benefit, but who need it sored by Oiemocratlc Town com­ and that they w ould soon he I here Higher Power snd that la gooif The building, which is owned by ley and John Bralnard: and Junior Bush said simply that he stood the Democratic camp is genuinely 880 In .Ariendanre thought that after doing so well- matron had got her interested in the Household Brush Co., is out­ persons connected are urged to be most. mittee. Hollister school, 8 p. m. AUohnJic.s Anonymous. When she after me. So it was hai k In the Man plus God Is quite different CALL 4148 Aasistant Scoutmasters Adrian U. S. Challenges The therapeutic value of pro­ on the Republican party’s i948 optimistic. In contrast he points The meeting attracted an aud­ I and staying dry 1 owed nivself a hospital. Tlien my first break side of the Are district and Aremen pre.aent. Schmldhauser, Edward Lynn and Thnniday, November 2 ■ drink. The wages had been fan­ attended her first nieeUiig, as than man minus God. If man has fessional beauty treatments has platform civil rights declaration. to the 1942 and 1946 gubernatorial ience of 350 persons who were <-ame. The doctor in charge aaid God. he multiplies his own I 99th Anniyersary had to tap Into a hydrant some dis- Taylor Booth. Hale Bartley. I^eon "Star Fair” under auspices of campaigns, which Dewey won. Be­ tastic and 1 had plent.v of money stated above, nothing clicked ae Russia on Peace long been recognized by the medi­ Benton said he’d voted for the deeply interested in the message 1.0 me. ’Bill, would you like .ib { strength. Subtract. Hint, and .yau , .— -t^nee-worth, on ' Gardner street... A.. ... Jeffrey. Shinn. SOA of . Mf-. Gardhter and Ronald • Rlekert -re- Fair Employment Practices hill in Temple Chapter No. 53, Order of fore election day, he' explains. aaved up. But after that drink far as she was- concerned because cal p^fession, especially in m w- offered by each of the sjieakera. quit ?’ ...... * I divide your own strength Once a - ==:.I6irop., truiA 'Waa M until — the Mrs, Byron Shinn of Bolton, al- eeiy«d .seoop^ .claaa , badges, and -the- Senate,-adding the -Isgislation Eastern Star,_ Masonic Temple, there .camp Jail ■■Bnd_thm..pan-.haiiT,.. she felt that the- NORTH METHOPIST, CHURCH lended thk hatlfmal confretition o f tal Institutions where the most re­ Democrats - began to wonder Just The leader, a. member-of Mapebes-- . _ ___ J .. — I—“”Y px.‘ I replied, and then hian ' wIs "aaTcea 'vCTitn ""AT''A'”''T hydrant was tapped. Water pres^ Bruce Anderson. David Ruddell. (Coattniied From Page Okie) iTj^ns at 2 p. m. how big Dewey’s majority w'viild dling. were drunks and needed the p r o - f . i j Pi Tail .Sigms. honorary mechan­ markable oases of recovery have was defeated by a coalition of Re­ tei Group since shortly after its . , . ' told me about A A. I meant and he replied “ It means j sure from the hydrant was low Arthur Thayer. Robert Mokulls publicans and southern Demo­ Thursday and Friday, Nov. 2 and 3 be. organization six years ago. wel­ "I came back to Norfolk. Vir­ g am. but not she bccaii.se she ical engineering fraternity, in been effected by beauty care. Center Thespians production of His Tln it Meeting ] Academy Award "How- very true ; PREACHING MISSION until a booster pump was put into and Joseph Haloburdo were hon­ hia indictment of Communist ag- A "Street Corner" Campaign comed thoae present and told of ginia, no money, dead broke. I had V.KB not nn alcoholic or a drunk. U4».m*mn. • Clnclnnstl. Ohio. last week. A Electric dryers, electric mani­ crats. "See How They Run," Verplanck " ’Do you think they will let me that man apoke The Academy- THEME: "The (Jospel For A New Day” use. ored With their first class awards. gresfion followed the lines of his When Bush In answer to a ques­ hia peraonal experiencea before paid my own steamship fare bark She went to another meeting and senior at the University of Oon- cure machines, shampoo chair and school. Today the "pessimist’’ voices in?’ I asked the doctor, and I Award muat he given to any man t Partly Insured Squadron Leader Frank fVaw- .San Francisco speech a week ago. tion. said he was against admis- joining the group, of his loss of to the States and I wTote to the continued to do so until she had nectlcut. Mr. Shinn was the dele­ tray and all things pertaining to a Friday, November S cautious confidence that hand­ wondered at that first meeting or woman who geta 'a ’chunk of PIJBI.H. SERVICE T 0 NK;HT 7 :3 0 Rutledge J. Smith of 34 C Gar­ shaw presented service stars to the At that time, he said ’’the Soviet son of Red China into the United Jobs and opportunities before de­ Navy Department enclosing a bill six months of sobriety. Then one Open Daily 7 A. M. to 6 P. H gate representing the university professional beauty treatment will "Harvest Bazaar," sponsored some. free-wheeling Congressman whether or not I w-o* going to be it’ because it brings lo a person den drive, owner of the fool com­ following Air Scouts: 2 years Tav- Union and its colonial satellites” Nations, Benton declared that ciding upon aobriety. for pajTiient of the passage. Be­ night a Boston 5-year A, A. pre.sent St the convention. be transported to the homes. All by Nathan Hale PTA, 8:45 p. m., Lynch will win a bitter contest, black-balled. But. of course, the a full reallratlon of what thrv had Cuesl I’reachcr: Rev. (’arl M. Heldcrson of Manehefitcr lor Booth. Richard Ellington. John - In both Europe and Asia—arc "that was a perfect answer for a He told of the old days In the lieve it or not. after sometime I after hearing her talk commented Incladlnc Wed. Aftemoona pany, estimated today that the Im­ of the members donate their sup­ at the school. the like of which New York has first A.A. man who came to see ml.s.sed In life, and Ihe tools to Inspirin); (ioHpel Munir Spiritual Hefrexhment mediate damage to his plant is Panclera. and Joseph V olz: 1 maintaining vast armies which novice leaving Wall street to en­ not see In many years, by 100,000 upstairs room over a grill on De­ actually got a sizable check from that he wondcicd when she would The Salvation Army Home year Joseph Dublel, Walter plies. time, .and efforts to this Wednesday, November 8 Uncle Sam and you know where begin to learn what A. A. really me brought hack my confidence again attain their re.-il goal.” Cordial Welcttme Open T il Noon Oa Sat. about 1800. He added that he pose ”a constant threat to world ter public life." *■ votes. pot Square and of the "bull ses- i^and .sj-enied .to ,taJk . liiy...ntyn Jaa-. .. _h’oilna-4ng—-t-hv- Tiiecflng Open League will meat ~at the. ciladel at BzempUnski, Gor4on.,I-asaow, Joha .worthy .cause .w,hich Js. done, during. Annual turkey dinner * and Th'e that -went-, -but -quick. WHS...... - ^ I 'tttimau damage to Dewey himself set the stage -aioiia"-held at the ' homes of guage. He told me if I wanted lo House waa held al the Pathfin-Iers two o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Volz. Joseph Haloburdo, Adrian *• .. . . i National Beauty Salon Week and Christmas sale. Second Congrega­ members of a little group which ! ’’Then I went into the i:. S. ” 1 was quite resentful that Might machinery and stock, but that it The hostesses will be Mrs. Cecil Schmldhauser, George Dziato, Much of today’s talk was devot- , ij^dicated to more beautif\il wo- tional church. for a loud and ImpollUT guberna­ quit drinking. A.A. had the an- ('liih on Norm.-in street. Over lOO ed to the hope of world peace. ” i A1 Jolson, Jazz later moved to Whiton Memorial I .Navy and at that time during but after I got home I took a good » oould amount to over $1,000. 'Hie Kittle and Mrs.- Maynard Clough. Henry Szempltnskt. Raymond torial battle when, in accepting .swers. but he also informed me |ierson.s took advantage of tin- In- Much of today’s talk was de­ Tharsday, November 9 the Republican Convention nomin­ auditorium, and still later In 1946 ! the war plenty of us drunk. .A.s moral inventory of m.v.sclf I went loss U at least partly covered by Juros, Edwin Lynn, Peter Miss Juul and Mrs. Dwyer have that 1 would not be mollyioddleil. vit.nl ion to (lolish off a verv .sue. “The Merry Mart," South Meth­ ation. he jutted his Jaw and de­ to Its present location at the ' they said, perhap.s each drink wa.s over the A. A. prayer v hero we insurance, he said. The Tee Carpenter Quartet or­ Mitchell. Robert Heavisides, John voted to the hope of world dis­ already visited the Town Farm for Singer, Dies at 64 hi-cau.-ie too many good peojile cessfiil affair with a surfeit of odist church W. S. C. Sffair. clared his intention to meet the Pathfinders Club. ] the last one. Einally after the war a.sk Go-. pkl, Helen Erickson, Ruth Pearson. days, he said; Tall Cedar Harvest dance. Mll- hB9 nothing to give away; noth­ I told him that I had heard about I imiiul that in Ihc long run it was again. I couldn't slay away (idiu also planning a move In location. troop and squadron. ’These badges, who won his first public acclaim ing can be done for those who Mr. Truman offered these three Kay Haugan, Elsie Bausola, Yo­ "Know what it feels like to be ler’a hall on Tolland Turnpike, 9 A.A. and wanted to do something ' hulnot j A.\. thatcnu. m.iu,-made vou .sober or iiu-rling.s. You see. at la.st. I was •Aulomalif Shul-Off representing one of the highest as Manhattan’s famous "racket- need it but that they accept A. A Hs cduld not ba reached for com­ Net 8127,000 basic principles” for disarma­ landa Felice, Terry Ivaniski, Hazel back? I ’m going to look up my in­ to 1. about my drinking. He Look me to i happy. It w as full acceptance and enjoying respectability. You can records achieved in recent years, Greenaway, Jane Manager, Maude buster,” with turning hia back on themselves." ment today. ment; come tax and see if .1 paid enough, Saturday, November II open gambling in upstate counties. my first meeting and there 1 found yoiir.se If get a kick out ot being sober. I Arthur Driijj Slorrt* Smith praised the Are depsri- went to the following Scouts; First, the plan must include Turklngton, Ann McAdams, Ron­ those guys are wonderful! This is "Golden Jubilee Minstrel’’ by Ro­ Tbe First SpesUver all the things 1 had been seeking. liurifurd S|>eiU>rr tell those who say tln-y want (CoBtlaoed from Page 0*e) Raymond Juros--Safety, First Dewey has retaliated by calling Tbe first speaker, an A. A. • ment for their promptness in kill­ 11 kinds of weapons. Outlawing nie Freeman, Eleanor Wilson. A l­ a much tougher war than the last tary club, Verplanck school, 8 p. m. It furnished me friendship, under­ A.A , ‘Do not come here if your Democratic candidate a puppet for from down otate Oonnectlcut com­ ’ Rill ' from Hartford opening n x itect^ ing the blsxe and saving the build­ Aid, Cooking, Pioneering. Bird any particular kind of weapon is ps Volkert, Dan Gallo and Hol- one, believe me.” standing and self-knowledge. It mother sent you.' If you do come, the raids, pinned the ■’biggest” Study; Peter Mitchell-Cooking. f Sunday, November 12 Tammsmy Hall and labelling lead­ menting on the fact that he had his talk .said that the leader’s in­ ing. not enough. The conflict In Korea dene Stevens. He entertained OTs at the front taught me ‘first things first.' tol­ be willing to conic here after bookie Isbel on the 50-year-old First Aifl. Athletics, Pathfinding. Manchester Choral Society prc' ers of th’at New York City Demo­ been aober since entering A. A., troductory remarks concerning the Prompt action by police kept bears tragic witness to the fact Paul Lavesque has been named when the American beachhead in erance, charity, and principally A.A. slogan.* about ” 24 Hours" walking crosH-towii Ihrougb lb- Link. Pioneering. Rowing Canoeing; sents "The Creation” at Second cratic organization "thlevea and and had tMt always found it easy, BUILT WITH THE COOPERATION OF Gardner street from being choked chairman of riyiing and hia large Korea was at its smallest and un­ that I was not alone. It taught me and 'f;.-i.iy Does It ” reminded him kIusIi and deep snow, and b-.-bus- \L I (;i.AS.S Stamler parlayed a ’’hunch” into Joseph Vollralh—Cooking; Joseph that aggression, whatever the wea­ Congregational church, 8 p. m. boodlera.” He has slammed bard agreed that after all, giving his by the usual number of autolsts committee will place modela In the der constant attack. that there was hope but I hu-i to that it IS easy to gel up and .speak you de.Mire it younself. " the seizure of the trunk-load of Dubiel—Readlng. Camping, Bird pons used, brings frightful destruc- Tneaday, November 14 at Near York city’s pollce-gamb- message waa thq easiest task he LEADING ORTHOPEDIC DOCTORS who rush to a Are. Patrolmen down town stores on Thursday "I was signing up there-gj^r be sincere in my desire foi .-iohrie- of tins cxpcrioni-c.s before joining I'iiial S|M-aker MIRRORS alleged gambling slips, telegrams Study, Physical Development; tlon. night. Many of the merchants are Fall concert of Chaminade club. ling scandal and accused Demo­ had enoonntered. He thought, ‘it Charles J. Morrison, Henry Gsu- No One-Sided Disarming some guys and there was a lot of Bowers school auditorium. ty. It taught me that I wmild al­ .•\.A.. and of the les.son.s learned The final speaker of the eve­ from bettors and letters to Link George Dziato Cooking. Personal furnishing gowns for the models crats of inaking "brlbbery and cor­ is wonderful that we in A. A. are itider and Joseph J. Sardells. and ■Second, the plan must be noise,’’ he related. Wedneaday, November 16 ruption the rule In New 'York City. ways be an alcoholic, that I had a since joining, but that he was not ning was Rev, Forrest .Mu.sser, of In B |{later raid at nearby Palisades Health; Henry Szemplinskl— First and the beauticians will create the "So 1 says to an officer. ‘Why given the wisdom and have the Sergeant Arthur Seymour were on based on unanimous agreement. A "Holiday Baaaar” at Center disease but that I could control it going to brag about his eight the Union ( 'oiigrogational church Park. He is expected to announce Aid, Citizenship. Cooking; WsUer lateat hair-dos. don’t you tell those kids of yours stamina to follbw the *7wqgram the scene? No unsuthorlred cars majority of its nations Is not Congregational church. which will bring us the chance to and arre.sl it. It taiigh^ me to ^ vear.-- of .sohriet-.- hecaiise he knew- Rockville, who for the past four today the results of hia study of Szemplinaki — Citizenship; Edwin outside to stop shooting off those worry about today only. hp cuiild get di imk Icuii -rmw. (im. years has taken more Ilian a keen were allowed to enter Gardner Lynp—Life. Saving, Mechanical enough. No plan of disarmament Satnrday, Novensber If Reds Ignore lire the life we wanted to live. the trunk’s contents. rifles?’ "Alcoholics Anonymoii.s I Imind vided he forgot that ali nhnlism for Inteiesl In Akoholbs .Anonemous street. ”W'e have found out that Link Drawing. Bird Study, Camping; can work unless It Includes every member country supported the de­ Semi-formal dance of Gibbons "Until I knew 1 was an aleo- cision of the Security Council to " ‘Those aren’t our kids,’ he told Assembly, Ladies of Columbus, at could give me the tools. What 1 him wa.s a di.s< a.so. liecause in hia parish wdrk he G l S i ^ S did $22,000 a month business in Adrian Schmldhauser—Life 5*v- nation having substantial armed Security Act forces. One-sided disarmament is meet this aggression with force,” Old English room. Hotel Bond, got had depended on a hotel bell- | He knew iil.so. liic ,-ipeaker went met the results of alcoholic addic- U" little town of Bridgeton (N. J.l ing. Swimming. Athletics, Bird Al was born Ass Yoelson on Runs Into Auto. sure Invitation to aggression. he went on, and because of that Hartford. AlcohoUca Anonyuioiis and on that according to procedure | lion quite as any clergyman is apt alone. You can imagine w l^ t Study. Camping; David Ilirriaon May 26, 1886, the son of a Jewish to do. Since seeking the A A. ap ’Third, the plan must be fool­ united action, the U. N. "today is Fall filr of Dorcas. Society of (CsBtiiinefi F r a n Psge One) Rabbii Doll I one who talk.s al an A.A. meeting we’re fcolng to find when wp-'go — Swimming. Life Saving; Rich­ cantor, in what waa then St. proach through attendance at proof. Paj^r promises are not stronger than It has ever been." Emanuel Lutheran church, "Gift shouki qualify liimself. That, in , Not Badlv Hurl through this stuff,” Stamler said. ard EUington Physical Develop­ Petersburg. Russia. He came with many local meetings, and with hia ment; John Volz — Personal enough. DiMiinament must be People Rely On U, N. Gallery.” and In soma cases furnlrii member­ his rase was also easy because of ' Bridgeton, a small South Jersey hia family to Washington. D. C„ Tuesday, November 21 Feminine Flattery I long protracted drinking, hut he 1 study of the problem an-1 hia community, was the scene of Health. Cooking; William Johns­ based on safeguards which will He made no reference to Rus­ ship lists. A game of tag could have re­ sia’s opposition to the U. N. police while a small boy. Hia father Community Players present would cite only a couple of Inci­ forceful ability to expound the 1111/| tVntei 8t I’hAne 66IW earlier disclosures that the West­ ton— Personal Health; David Rud- insure the compliance of all na­ In the view of Government of­ sulted in serious injury this morn­ action in Korea or to its attempt trained-him for the church. But "U g h t U p tbe 8 k / ’ a t Boprers ficials, this disregard o f the reg­ dents ~ I A. A. program. he has been fAnrc Frtinle. Fli-riirv Kramlni FIRM-O-REST dell—Personal Health; and John tions. The safeguards must be ern Union Co. there handled tele­ he had other Ideas. He appeared He spoke of a trip lo Miami. soiight by many persons within ing for Katherine Hartley, eight- Kosky—Personal Health. adequate to give Immediate warn­ to tag the United States aa the ag­ school auditorium. 8:30 p. m. istration provisions constituted filled * graphed horse beta, from nil over in a play mob scene and then ran Fla., on a vacation, when he and and outside of hia parish for as­ ORTHOPEDIC MATTRESS year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. After the awards the new Field ing of any threatened violation. gressor there. Friday, December 1 open defiance to 'bo followed by Fnmiror* Inp* the country. his wife were accompanied by a sistance in the matter -of attaln- Harold A. Hartley of 20 Marble Scout Executive Joseph Dutra of As a result of the Korean vic­ off with a circus. Military’whist and cake sale of enforced registration procedure NOT bMLT B*H*v*t MIT ACTUAUT A t that time Stamler said $300,- Disarmament must be policed He first starred on the stage— atreet, who ran into a car on the Charter Oak Council was in­ tory, Mr. Ttuman said, the people Hollister. P.T>A. at the school. It waa indicated first steps will 000 a year in w^agers passed continually and thoroughly. It in blackface—in 1909 with tle w North School street at 8:30. Katfi- troduced. Mr. Dutra spoke briefly of the world rely on the U. N. (a) Saturday, Deomber 2 soon be forthcoming. through the office. Of this amount. must be founded upon free and Dockstaders' Minstrels. Two yeare erine, who told police she was and exhibited tome slides of the To help them Improve their living Emanuel Lutheran Ladies' Aid Stamler aaid, the company received open Interchange of Information later he was discovered by the pla^ng tag with another yoiing- Council Scoutarama which was across national borders.” condltloha and (b) “To fulfill their Christmas Fair, 1:00 p. m. ater, suffered abrasions of both $26,000 a year in i..essage charges Schuberts and hired for their Friday, December 9 and Link, 70-per-cent of the book­ held last year. The Court of Hon­ Mr. Truman conceded Uiat the profound longing for pea.ee.” Public Records knees and the left cheek. She was or was closed with the Scoutmas­ "Throughout the world today, Winter Garden in New York. Annual fair of North Methodist fw m gsvi making business. Link is out oi\ possibility of atUlnlng that goal The most famous of his Broad­ € : i i i l V vSI jI: r treated at the Manchester Memo­ ter’s Benediction. appears distant today,” but he men are seeking a better life." Mr. W . S. C. 8. rial hospital and then discharged. $25,000 ball on bookniaklng charges way performancea was his bend­ Thursday, December 14 Quit CMns Deeds growing out of the Bridgeton deal. declared, ’“we must never stop •Truman declared. "They want to Wallace W. Laws to AlU P. Patrolman George P. McCaugh- be freed from the bondage and In­ ed-knee rendition of "Mammy," St, M ary's Ladtee’ Guild noon The case still is pending. trying.” for which he became known as Laws, property on RIveielde drive. ey reported that a car operated by Deiiiocrals Hit •For Its attMnment would re­ justice of the past. They want to luncheon, 11:30 to 2:00, and Christ­ Mra. Connie Zcllnskas, 399 Oak­ the mammy singer. Then Holly­ mas sale. Warranty Deed lease Immense resources for the work out their own destinies. These Andrew .Ansal^ Orlando G. land street, was being driven good of all mankind," he contin­ aspirants of mankind can be met— wood beckoned. south on North School street when Chinese Reds Lol»by Groups His greatest movie, "The Jaxz AnnuUl and GugUelmo Annulll to ued. " It would free the nations to met with conflict and bloo anU-alrcraft guns serslng the. constitutional right of ments decreaaed, every nation to all Asia and a warning to the song in “The Singing Fool.” Oth­ "There’s not so many demands Beach, Jf.- Oct 28. W illH earti/s from inside ' Manchuria at the petition to Congrese, the committee could greatly increase its contri­ F ar East that the Ruaeians would er tunes that made hia career were on you aa a Senator's daughter,' R«)beft’>FrsndB Cafazso. 25, Leathernecks Monday. He said the suggested several generalized butions to advancing human wel­ make Asiatics "colonial alavea of "Swanee." "April Showers’* and ways the increased pressure of or­ Caltfornla, Here I Come." ahe said. "Much eaaler.” ealesman. Hartford, to Jean Fran- Don't wait until you wait* up with a painful bacl- (Coatinued from Paga One) ITsirihe pilots were five miles In­ fare. AU of us could then pool a new impcrialiam," Mr. Truman ganized lobbying might be met: HU career became temporarily Oalte Osllect—Once In While cea Colbatb, 23, cleric, of Silver FACILITIES acha. Gat a Sealy FIRM-O-REST sno pravan side Korea—near Manpojln, Ko­ even greater resources to support declared Aiie U N meana "direct 1. Obvemment support for eclipsed in the 1930'e. ' street' Coventry, Oct SO at J9t. This ipecislized mattrau dees what no orainary mat. of ground operations, in contrast rean stronghold 20 miles north­ the United Nntions in ita war help" to ipillions. Mias Truman said she talks reg­ No need to drive fi beat-up car when Srown-Beaupre’s body shop west of Kanggye. poorly financed groups or Interests, Re came back, aa big as ever, Bridget's diurdi. to strategic operations, directed, against want.. 'T o them It is a case of food ularly with "dad” on the telephone Warvanty Deeds tre«« C A N do. A ik for a dsm om trotion vX tti out- Kanggye, in the wild mountain to enable them to have a voice In this way, our armaments following the Second Worid W ar while ehe la on tour, amd Veeps facilities are availabie to you. Dents, scratchw and scrapes disappear generally against targets 'farther or a box of school books; it is a WNHam' H. McCoohan' at si to standing feature*— feature* you won't find in any fastness about midway between equal to well-heeled pressure would be transformed into foods, and the release of the movie. "The him informed as to bow she's do­ removed from actual combat. doctor who vaccinates their chil­ Victor V o tiiT et al, property at other mettre**. the Sea of Japan and Yellow Sea, groups. In the esune breath, the medicine, tools for use in underde­ Jolson Story.” It starred actor ing. ' when our corps of body experts tackles the job. The finish is r^ Vinson said the bearing be con­ dren; it is an expert who shows Center atreet and Salem road. Is reported to be the command committee rejects this as undesir­ Larry Parka but it was Jolson's "National 1414,” she replied. templates probably won't be held veloped nress, and Into other aids them how to raise more. rice, or Green Manor Xktates. Inc., to stored to gleaming newneas . . . and so is your pride of ownership. l>ots where Red Premier Kim n able. far human advancement. Thus,' we voice. *Ta,that the number j«ou esUT uatu early next year, and aa a re­ more wheat, op their Iand;'J it is Salvatore A. -Evangelista et al, Sung may moke a last-ditch stand. 2. Olvlng organized groups could give real meaning to the old Then came *‘JoIson Sings Again.” she W9M asked "Yes,” she replied, I4*inches sult of it 'T think we'U work out a the flag which marks a safe haven property on Green Manor road. / My Ml*. Anne Chbet shattered Red Korean troops formal place in the legislative promise that swords shall be beat­ He went on the radio, on hU "it is.” fairly good tactical air support t. the refugee, or an extra meal a Lenae By S«e Barnett 'nils lovely bedjocket *111 glad­ are strearaing Into the area. Tokyo policy-making process. Like the en into plowshares, and that n ^ own show and thoae of his nu­ “Collect?” program.” day to a nursing mother." Dated August 31; Albert Cohn. A darling Uttle bunny toy to den the heart of anyone wrho re­ InUUIgence estlnuted 29,000 Cbm- flrst alternative, the committee tlons a h ^ not learn war any He said that reconstruction of merous friends. One of those, While the Air Force “did a good Her laughter was unrestrained 120 Lawlor road. W est Hartford, delight the tinlcat family mem- ceive* it aa a gift. Alake it of soft munlst troops stUI are intact with thought thle, too, would create more.” Korea aa " a free, united, and eelf- Bing Croeby, waa acheduled to “Once in a while,” she said. "I to n lAooiMO Msmiu overall Job” in Korea, he said. to Great AUantle and Pacific Tea hero. Sbe stands 18 inches toll and flannel or satin and embroider tiAKii wmi cusvi divisional control. more pressures instead of lees and The President told his intsms- arrive today to record with him the can't get away with It all the "Ton.can rest assured that we are Bupportlng nation” offers an op­ Co. of Springfield, Maas,, 213-215 wears a brightly trimmed poUca This is the story of the border would also have no solid criteria show that never will be made. dainty vlolete -on the scalloped going to do our best to see that tlonal audience, in words beamed portunity to show the world “ how Ume.” dot dreas and bonnet with gay M t I A M 09 I incident, as told by the two fliers. The last movie Jolson appeared North Main street sole use for border. Ofm the ground forces have adequate for poptijar representation. throughout the world by tbe State intematioBsl cooperation can lead fiowera for trim. Lieutenant Colonel Paul J. Fon­ in personally waa "Rhapsody In one year and three renewal ^ - Pattern No. 5828 consists of tis­ MATTim MMONB AND TIAI8 Of fiMABCH I ' tactical d ep o rt, and that the air S. Streamline the legialatlve Department’s "Voice of America,” to gains In human freedom and Pattern N a 8522 cornea in ona tana, Sparks. Nev., and MaJ

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J^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24^950 FAOBlLBYIIf bitter Bwset, fall foliage and ebry- and peanuta. About 45 minutei of Visitor Her^ s^themuma. The mentbere were L e g io n P a rtie s movies will also be shown during Church Bells Ring Here seated at long tables in the dining the evening of entertainment.' aEOT FOR REPRESENTATIVE room, brightened with orange Plana are being made to handle Q ub Speaker candles and hallowe’en favors. The On Hallowe’en 4,000 children, Weltzel Mid. the Note United Nations Day hostess, Mrs. Tedford, la proprietor chairman Is slso seeking volun­ RAY S. WARREN teers to help prepare gift bags at Southern Methodist Named Top College Team in Nation of Sunshine Dairy, and she served the Legion Home on October 30, whipped cream on pumpkin pie, ABLE, EFFICIENT To’Be Held in'All Sec­ the night before the parties. Mem­ HoUlater atreet school auditorium. Officer of Northern Ire­ tea and coffee with plenty of cream TJMU4 ItattoM Vay. bers of the committee aasistlng Dr. Alan Burr Overstreet, Asso­ and salted nuts. It was adjudged tions of Town on Next MrtTOTMqr o t th»t d«y land Group Gives Ad­ Weltzel are Edson Bailey, princi­ - PUIl THE SECOND UVER rrr-. !• iM k AH Altfcli til* VtattMl Nft- ciate Professor of Oovemment at one of the jollieet partieet ever held pal of the High school; Attorney dress to Soroptimists by the club. Tueinday Evening 'IHE MoM GkMtar cam* into force no Smith Oollege, wUl be the principal Vincent MePadden, Mrs. W. Reed. Local Sport Chatter speaker at a public meeting. Hla Trick Pitching - Can Ai*my and Oklahonia w a M law. eotproMta* the » » “ ^ t e Wilfred Clarke and Camillo Andi- VOTE STRAIOHT REPUBUOAN topic* will be, "Power and Politics Miss Margaret Walah, vice presi­ Eleven and possibly twelve Hal­ tiM p to p li c i th# world t u t sio. 'U. Joe "Sugar" Hugret, former,.,Thomas Seminary in Bloomfield . . f the New Role of the United dent . of the Soroptlmist Club of lowe’en parties will be held at va­ HERALD ANGLE «*aMn iiiolt bo pence.” United Nations rious spots In town next Tuesday — RepobUtan Toini CofaadttM New York University football and | this eeaaon. s Father Blaney Is a teedalchurAMnriees,therlaf- Nations In the Prevention of War." Portadown, Northern Ireland, who Murder Pitcher’s Arm basketball star and current head | local man. He has enjoyed much Rank Second, Third is visiting her couatna.here for the night at 7:30. The youngsters will By pw of the church belle nt noon end n A naUve of San Francisco. Dr. Has a Birthday again be the guests of the Dil- FOOT SUFFERERS coach of the Silk City A. C„ has i success during Um) past few sea- Overstreet has studied and travel­ second time, gave the local Sorop­ 'l.l EARL w. YOST been Invited to participate with a | eons as head coach a j St. Thomas. M Ctnl procnun tontsbt ct the timists an insight into the methods worlh-Comell-Quey Post 102 of led widely in Europe and was the ATTeMTIONtn Bporta colter basketball team of N YU Old "nm- I ------HoUeter ctreet echpol auditorium and objectives of her own Bnd the American Legion, which an­ Doc Hyland Warns That Once Mighty Irish 11 recipient of the Charles Sumner (Cootioued froin Page One) HAleBprupie »Bd w«rftera ftrt era against the Violets’ varsity on I Joe Beltla, A l Boggtnl mpd Tony are loaM o f the waye in which several other clubs In that part nually sponsor the parties. Kennel B o w lin g Prize for the beat disaerUtlon lead­ gettlBg OBBrvBluBt r«tlcf for.BBrt* B«ft’ ORANGE A;VD BLACK FOR HAIX0W E*EN Balia 'a ^trikea ,,.Henrlch, radio work; Joe DlMag- Nov. 17 when the new Morning- ' Allbrio plan to take ths Yqotball Drops Into Tie for t Haseheeter la marking thia mo- ■ Robert J. Weltzel is chairman Ibk, baraiBg fret fr«Ni FODOL, lb# All Hurlers Should ing to tte promotion of world of Ireland which her hearers found part of the U. N. Day celebra­ gip, television show; Gene Wood- side HeiRhta gym w ill be officially , officials' written examination on ■w&tottf most Interesting and plied her with of the parties this year and an­ Jew grBBB^IetB whlU BlBlaeftt wkkii Jerry Coleman, batting hero for Chih dBy* peace in 1948. He la a well known tions. East Berlin Communists ling. insurance; Phil RIzzuto, Listen to Topnotch det 2Sf Aaa.^a in Oklahoma; Joe OstrowskI, high balls" and sliders, can he murder Hohenthal, Ken Irish and Mike practice tonight at 6:30 at the «a a played during the period. present visit Is accompanied by Nations but declaring that it now Ghili Photography l)ert’s all breed dog show Sunday DeC^fwlBr N «l«ra i first national champion in z l en Voters, the Woman's Club, the Highland,Park school. Silver Lane SHADY GLEN DAIRY FARM" bright and long fu tim ahead as a school teacher In Wyoming, Pa.; on a pitcher’s arm, Dr. Robert Hy­ Escavlch Joumed to Coo|>crstown, ("barter Oak Lots. Sunday the Special aerricea were held at 8t. her sister, Miss Mary Walah. They haa only two paths to choose from i.-i Yankee...The Boston Braves are with one of its most popular mem­ Mtlorm . r.... . 10$ 115 105 33*; years. , Manchester Council of Parent- Community Hall, St. James school. THE MODERN WAY Fred Sanford, deputy sheriff in land warned today. N, Y „ last Sunday to visit Base Ace.- meet the Rockville Legion in W ell.r ...... ICary'a Kptacopal church at 6:00 a. timed their trip so that they might the path of "serving peace hopeful that Jimmy Wilson, one­ The unnatural motions in throw­ bers Thomas Hooey. 26 Indian $4 16 *3 271; Southern Methodist Unlvaraity Teachers Associations, The Center Bowers school and the High and ICE CREAM BAR Salt Lake C ity ___ Eddls Collins, ball's Hall of Fame. the Windy City. Lynch ...... 14 — M 171! if m., T:S0 a. m. and 12:05 noon, see New England and parts of pointed out by the Soviet ITnlon" time property of the Red Sox, will ing these pitches can permanently drive, taking Boat of Opposite Sex replaced Army as the No. 1 team Congregational Church Social Ac­ school. Weltzel said that if aiiffl- Take advantage of a por­ great second baseman with the Thompton ...... 7« — 170 1 enabling people to aupport the Canada in all the beauty of the and the path of "abetting aggres­ ROUTE 44A and 6-JiIANCHESTER be the staff addition necessary Injure hla elbow, the St. Louis sur­ to'Best in Match with his moat Mike Oenolfl, former I,,eg1on and U#<'orn»tar ...... ns n o 367 In The Associated Press weekly tion committee, the YW CA Public cient adult chaperones can be se­ trait studio designed ex­ A ’a, is credited with signing Ted promising year old German Shep­ The Navajo Skating Club wilt tlV . Xhiited Nat Iona with their prayera fall colors, and the visitor spoke sors." next aaason tiummliadhmiiCcibe a geon, an expert on baseball, play­ Silk City gridder, now serves as York ...... -■ 79 164 IK)ll, the must Important change In ^ Affairs Group, the Klwanls club, cured a party will also be held in Willisma and Bobby Doerr to con­ herd, "Xavier von Blitz". This dog hold an important meeting Wednes­ for peace and world fellowship. with., enthusiasm about It. Victorious United Nations the Verplanck school. clusively for children. flag threat. Wilson won 24 and ers’ InJurlee. told the American ’ trainer’’ for the Area’ eleven. The a vigorous reshuffling of the rank­ il 'SitSa" day night at 8 o’clock at the Center 494' 14A4 Tonight at eight o’clock at the and the United World Federalists. They are memberw^f the Walsh troops In Korea continued- their dropped 11 decisions with Seattle tracts with the Boston Red Sox College of Surgeons. The trick went right through first entry of little fellow Is turning In a fin* Total* ...... 4,75 ings. A dance will be held at the High Springe laidge. A movie on skat­ MasarlioBlrr P»H b t1> final push toward the Manchurian In the Pacific Coast League last organization . . . . Joe Page, relief Bred by Exhibitor class, Beat of The newest top ten: SMU, Ar-' family which is widely known in school with a popular orchestra pitching is striking a growing job In his new line with the teem. n 106 IA border to free that war-torn coun­ ANNE RRimN hero of Uie Yankees In 1947 and Winners, Best of Breed. Best of ing and skiing will be shown. Re­ V. PcUa F*ra ...... my, Oklahoma, Kentucky, CailfOD- Middle Turnpike, west; hire. Vir­ Ireland in the nursery business. providing music. A grand march season... Paul Richards has sign­ number of pitchers right out of Lovell ...... M — HI Working Group with top honors freshments and dancing will fol­ m . .hla, Ohio State, Texas, Tennasoae, They raise all sorts of ornamental try from Communist Armies. In ed a Chicago White Sox contract 1949, and a forgotten man in 1950, their careers, he said. Ree Director John Falkowski iC. Peltk. F t r ft ...... 14 — 91 176 ginia* Oroebel, 65 Spruce street; will be held at each of the parties to the Best of Opposite Sex to low. The club’s charter la atill Half a Dozen shnibs. fnilt trees, perennials and liberated Seoul special services Chilli Photographer to manage in 1951 ytd 1952 at expects to be traded before another reports that Little League basket­ K lUrh ...... HH K4 — 173 m^thwestem, Cornell. Mrs. Lotta DeVall, 18 Drive D. with prizes awarded to the pret­ Ball players can play longer if Best In Mstch. Congratulations to open to new members. specialize Ih roses. The fertile were held, with speakers Includ­ the hlgbest figurdMWroftars and season . . . . Grover (Cleveland ball will not start until at least ItNimiiiR ...... 112 ii;{ 37N Tke Southwest hasn’t had a col­ Silver lAne homes; Mrs. Margaret tiest, funniest and most original 476 MAIN STREET they listen to topnotch medical ad­ you Mr. Hooey and lota of luck to \V.*i»4‘Nkl ...... HO — HO soil and mild climate is particular­ ing President Syngman Rhee, U. cents paid any a|B gB "luce Jim­ Alexander, with very little money the second Saturday in November. lege tlfllst since Big John Klm- Clechowskl, Rockville; Mrs. Mar­ costumes. Each child will receive vice on how to use their arms and rapnioBBt ...... HO HN 174 hrouglt Ivd Texas A. and M. to the Scientists H it ly favorable for rose growing, and S. Ambassador John J. Mucclo PHONE 49.^3 my Dykes. RichmSimbeeived of­ to his name, now resides In Ne­ Mr. "X". Complete details will be announc­ Pro Alex Hackney of the Coun­ garet Wright. 49 Cornell street; a gift box of candy, fruit, popcorn bodies, Dy Hyland declared. front in 1939. Little Davey O’Brien the speaker said that roses of dif­ and Dr. Chong II Hyung. execu­ fers from the I%iladelphla Ath­ braska .... Ted McGrew, former ed In The Herald at a later date. try Club ftniahed in a three-way 4A6 4SS &0A 1439 David Havey, 300 Porter street; "A pitcher can and should be A t thle same show Richard TotalB ...... sparked Texko.L'hrlstlan to the No. ferent varieties may be picked at tive director of the Korean Asso­ letics, Pittsburgh Pirates, Cleve­ chief scout for the Tigers, has been taught to develop and use only tie for seventh place in the Two- Mrs. Dorothy Crosby, 26 Salem Berry. 76 South Hawthorn atreet, Day Meadowbrook Open at the 1 H|H)t In 1938. ' B ack at Solon almost any time of the year. ciation of the United Nations. land Indiana and J t ' UnilACardin­ signed by the Red Sox . . . . Vern those typee of delivery which con­ Many fine compliment* were Maarkral^r BadUtort ’, and rose enthusiasts will the U.N. had "weathered its first for the Hartford Raatem League Ewell Blackwell of the Reds who and elbow Joints.” Mt. Nebo by visiting Norwalk topher Wylie, 91 Chestnut street. Senators In 1931 when they won garet” , Alan Churlla, 78 South each shot a 68 to cop the event. i'hrmerka ...... -102 KM) 93 297 smashing five major f)>M—Geor­ aataiiUfle ranks, he cited election big storm.” He said the use of celebrated his 28th milestone. Sliders and knuckle balls can players. The arbiters who work­ 129 U 211 Admitted today: Douglas Ted- reeall that name on many of the the pennant... The Philadelphia Hawthorn atreet, took second Ktcharilaon ...... 94 gia Tech, Ohio State, SHowurl, at P reftaaor Kirtley Fletcher rose bushes in Hartford's far- United Nations forces In Korea Shops Here and There twlat the arm so much that bits ed the game were Tom Kelley, Bill ford. 4.54 Main street: Walter Phillies refunded 1240,000 to fans prize In Junior Showmanship. A aperlal meeting of all man Oklahoma A. and M. and Rice. aa«n.»^ of Harrard as 1961 presl- famed Elizabeth Park. Mrs. Mo "has made the possibility of peace Frank Sexton, former world’s of membranea and tissues are Sacherek, Ernie Dowd and Jimmy Total* ...... MV> A3S 511 1AA4 Hentschel. Jr.. 145 Florence street; who had purchased tlelcbts for the Marjorie Cfenlon, 26 Trotter agers of teams in the West Side Motort Coach H. N. (Rustyi Hiiskell A ^i» et the American Association Gredy was one of the first presi­ nearer than it ever has been." SEALY MATTRESSES $29*95 and up rubbed off. These bite lodge In Horvath. flraad Mrs. Virginia McAneeny, Rock­ sixth and seventh World Series wrestling champion, will meet Polo street, took first in novice with Rec l^owling Ix'ague has been Cunliff*’ Ktl HI 177 said In Dallas he felt In a "hlgh-.^ far the Advaneemeat of Science. dents of the Soroptlmist Club in The capital of Communist-be­ Cordovo of South America in the tendons and ligaments and cause — ville. games at Shlbe Park which were her German Shepherd "Shadow of Rev Ijco Blaney will again aerve called for tonight at 7:15 at the Mt’ KciiiiP) ...... 92 90 1K2 honor" that BMU was selected aa ' ggeOarthy said 'tT ry few men in | leaguered Vietnam was bedecked pain. h Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Haz­ Portadown. which, was organized never played. The. (Ytakees -re headline mat card Wednesday CoscCob". Elaine Edgerly’s Ger­ Rec...... , 99 :) IHI the beat team In the country at tS* scbSmbSc wortd hEw ft zDor^ with U.N. flags as planes dropped Ball players, especially pitchers, as hea'l ha.'iketbsll coach at St KM) 99 302 el Harvev. 18 Nye street; Mlsa five years ago. Mlsa Walsh’s turned 3354.709 96Y B i/ Who held night St the Hartford Auditorium. man Shepherd puppy "Red" lona Junctures have ended the puppy was also Judged Best Pup­ Doftfltn ...... 97 m punenta in order, alArting witB Jean Rldout and dsiighter, 800 000 bonus, is a Connecticut native, tonight at the Hartford Auditorium (implied triple* of better than llabctkck ...... 102 10s 91 301 thy the oountry may .quite Center street; John Lepter, 5 away. It Is only five milee to He Is a student at Fordham career of eeveral fast-ball, over­ py in the Manchester. Conn. Ken­ hIg, tough Texas Nov. 4. aafc.” He noted that he had n«w«eT which dessrves a big house. The Barrilaiiskas Says Holy 400 in local duckpin leagues. Miiaka ...... HH IS 90 ann .Frwnkltn street: John Heneghan, Lurgan where there is another oeeBMnoifimfeF The recent Yankee sweep of the principals will be the always-pleas­ hand pitchere. Dr. Hyland said. nel Club’s first all breed sanction Max Schubert put together Vlttner ...... H4 99 1H3 Hotter sailing Is promised for hsM eamiected with the govem- Thle trouble ended the playing match. First prize in (Jolden Re­ Cross Will Be Bitten — so W purview street: Mrs. Essie club. There Is also one In Armagh, YOU BET A BIG NAME series marked the American ing Dennis Patrick Brady against strings of 1.50, 140, 121 for a Htavnltsky ...... so Army, which dropped to second w m t arewiir program. from coughing spasms, stuffinoss days of both Dizzy Dean and Paul triever Puppy Class went to Jabe StrtmaUis and son; 94 Russell all engaged In charitable work or League’s thirtieth victory In the Jimmy Watkins. This comer will 411 Bcore In a Country (."lub after two weeks on top, and Okla­ jgeCarthy said. too. that the CHILD fall claatc, and the Tanks thlr- Dean. A pitcher with this ailment White, 388 Parker street, with his By Bulldog Satimlay Tutali ...... 401 4A9 49$ 1428 street; iSlra Mary Kearns and in any way they can be of ser\'ice. go along with Brady in a rip-roar­ match. This la a record three homa, which alao fell a notch to ' at American Scientists with every single breothl temth triumph tn seventeen tries can stlU have a curve ball, but loa- puppy "Goidencrests Judys Run­ HsIu S M.t.r. daughter. 2.3 Drive B, Stiver Lane The ^visitor was much amused to airing acore for the aeaaon. Whttn.ll M IM tl« third. ' la infiltrated with Commu- DAY NDRSERY and the sixth time that they have ing alugfest .. Stan Dancer, one ea hla power to throw a fast ball ner." Ralph Vonecker of Keeney New Haven. Oct. 24.^—(^ W A The West I'olnters, with ona of homes: Walter Behrmann. 94 find the members dressed in ail ot the top harness racing drivers Two membera of Ollle Jar- Duke ... Its m SIS ■lat faQow travelera.’’ He said It won tn four straight games. The "Every ball player," Dr. Hyland street, took second prize in puppy Yale football scout, risking being US )(«. )4? their great teama. bava It aluy Xicnos.street; Mrs. Lorraine Ken sorts .of costtimes to represent BACKS US in the sport, hit a bad slump re­ vla’ cnw.ln the Weat.SIds Itsc IB MaaSad by W. a Higlnbeahawt. - said, ’’ihbtild he taught' the im­ class and third in open with his’ kicked out of hi* seat, left an Im­ ss an) nedy, 15 Waddell road'r Edward their claaslficatlon at last night’s Care By The Hour, H ere’s a rpccia l way to relieve the Natidhal Leag^ie has hot ' won League, Chet "Tha Champ" ii.in.'ici .. " s i ' vyiih t.’olu'mbta' this' week.....'Penh a msadirr at the A £ C a Brookbiri^ cently when ha took part in 14 portance of Immediate reporting pression here that the boola boola im no au9 Jerome, 14 Arch street. party. She plans to spread the Day or Week worst miseries of colds with the same World Series since the 8t .Louts collie "Gyp". Nowlckl and Charlie Sanders, Ilrown .... next week, Htanfonl and Navy are ' aa labaratoTT staff. He said Lyle Cardinsls beat the Boston Red races and failed to win once at of an accident or of a pain to the lads sre going to beat Holy Croaa th'elr Jargest obstacles. Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. Idea to her own and the other clubs Vicks VapoRub that brings such grand rolled over 400. CTret had a 1550 Bant, and other Brookhaven staff BSYMffB’ RBRBMi' Sox in 1946. Yonkers Raceway. The New surgeon. He rouet be told that here .Saturday TutalM --- ...... 4B3 513 :* and Mrs. Blrtley Schneider, An­ tn Ireland. Constant Supervision results when you rub it on ... it's Vicks ’’I.,edgewood Peggy," English games of 152, 117, 134 for a 3’he Oklahoma Hooners, with a ' roamber. Mat his nanae to what Mc­ Youngest pitcher to aver rscalve Egypt, N. J., driver finally snapped what he or others consider a minor Fritz Barzilauakas, one of dover. Mrs. Ruth Spencer, program VapoRub in steam! ExpM iM iM toBM il setter owned by Mr. and Mrs. 403 total, while Sanders rolled (iab 20-game winning streak going, Carthy caned a Communist gath- ersdit for a World Series win the bad luck spell and is back on injury can become so aggravated Yale’s best linemen in recent Births today; A daughter to Mr. chairman, provided a number of Every single breath you take carries William Roberts of Coventry won single games of 127, 146, 131 have Kansas and Nebraska aa tha atliig in New Tork last year. Elizabeth Cowles, the beam again as the top man in as to end the player’s career pre­ years and currently aiding Her­ naallBtB ($» and Mrs. Alexis Tournaud; 131 games appropriate to Hallowe’en, VapoRub's combination of time-proved Our M obO hM t is mada b y tha not Eddia Ford of the current Tan best of opposite sex to best in for a 4()4 triple. Portarflpld . . 109 101 9S SOS main humpa In their remaining Blgiabotham and Borst had no the East— bnow halted yester­ maturely and permanently." man Hickman, told members of Lake street; a daughter to Mr. and with prizes for the winners. The medications deep into cold-congested world-Camoua Soooay-VbeauaB keca but Joe Bush of the Philadel breed in class. Mr. and Mrs Roberts .Scranton ...... 94 kh; H5 385 schedule. ' ecBunent. Dr. Clifford Grobstein, R . N . So Msyl So affactivol day’s exhibition baseball game be­ Dr. Hyland said his own end-of the Connecticut Sports Writers 102 290 Mrs. Richard Johnson, Bolton; decorations In the living room and large bronchial tubes to bring you glo­ phia Athletics. The 20-year-old have Just bought back "Ch, Peg- rlzlthwln ...... no 84 .SMU gained 96 first place votea^ B Baember of the Federation's Eht- Just put some VapoRub in a Oil Co.Tliat’awfay ym oM ialy tween Birdie Tebbetts' All Stars season check-ups of St. Louis Car­ Alliance yesterday alKiut the Cru­ liiKklattd ...... 9t 87 in 393 among the 246 sports writers and' daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard dining room were also in, keeping rious relief! Btlah hurled the A ’s to an 8 to of-my heart." an Irish Setter, aeutive Committee, commented; 26 Linden Street vaporizer or bowl of boiling on our aouica o f supply • • . yaw and Aroostock in the sixth Inning dinals and Browns hsd led to dis­ saders, whom he haa been scout­ Ht. John ...... 100 126 101 337 broadcasters participating. Tha Clechowskl. Rockville. 1 with the season, and consisted of Then, rub Vicks VapoRub on throat, triumph over the New Tork Giants which they sold to Davis Tuck. McCarthy is right In one thing. water (as shown in pkg.). St Presque Isle, He. Even the best covery of defects which were cor ing. liifliaiis Tack 5*1 Mustangs got 2,071 points on tha chest and back. It works for hours to Then breathe in the vapors. can alwaya bo oartahir o f imilk in;1918. Babe Ruth and Paul Dean Reading Ridge. This beautiful TotalB __ ...... 607 504 496 150ft Hlginbothiun la Chairman of our keep up relief! Relief comes in a hurry! • a ^ won series starts while only players pull boners, l.s., Jim Oaten- rected. This kind of prevention Irish Better took Best of Sporting And while his bos* nearly swal­ basis of ten (or first, nine for sec­ form finality. li(>bfllBat lit' "has, I believe,' prolonged the cs B4»)aU Fedaratioru The rest la fantutlc 21 years o f age, the same age as darp's blunder of watching a kick- Breed at the Governor's Footgiiard lowed a cigar, big Fritz aald. In 1^88 on Newinjptoii ...... lof) 90 103 308 ond, etc. World's bast-known homo fomody to roliovo misarios of coldsi o FOR ECONOMY... reer of many baseball players.’' brief, and In baseball parlance, I’lper .... nonaease.'' one o f tbs natioB’s fussy-faced Ford . ■. ■ Here’s what off roll dead on hla one yard line Show tn Hartford two years ago MhimIIp' ...... 77 lAt 13)1 3fi7 Just for example of how the ing fad ofla. CaH ns teday. a few of Y o rk ’’ TaAk'ee In last Sunday’s gams between the He urged conservative treatment and is one of the first dogs to be that Holy CYo.ss was "good hit. K5rr*’t 1 ...... 104 h:\ KM1 3N7 mighty have fallen, Notre Dame, OUR MobHhBat t S i t t i 'i r Manchester High’s soccer team, pigyera plan to do during the win­ Giants and Browns, A Brownie of ball players’ Injuries, rather on television. but poor field." HtrauRh' ...... 102 IN 104 394 the once unconqucrablo national than operations, so they can get with Al Blardl and Jimniy Sheekey Srhuhert ...... i:»o 140 131 411 Hospital Notes C a n t b e r e a t ter months: Yogi Berra, restaur­ player fell on the free ball and one * In other words, the Crusaders champion, dropfi^ into a tie (or back In action quickly. Doctors are a high scoring outfit, have In starring rolea, ta ck ^ a 5 to 1 39th with only three points. The ant bustneae’in'St. Louis: Tommy play later Cleveland had six points. Joe Deacon, 237 Woodland atreet, ASA 5A4 I«57 owe this quick return both to the been averaging 30 points a game, loas on a previously undefeated TntolB ...... A.1S Fighting Irish who lost to Indiana Patlanta Today ...... 142 player and to the fane, he said. who Is a well known sportsmen but lack a defense to protect the Newington High soccer team yes­ Saturday for their aecond aetback, kr» niUa r 101 io:i 96 .103 tilda LlndMy, 38 Eklgerton street; next Saturday. It was discussed at "use the best of our knowledge two runs, but lets in three or four. Riardi and Sheekey each booted 18:i The top ten team., (drat place . COMPOUNOEO Rickey, Brooks Yankee Pilot" for the first time L. i’arl*<>ii 90 93 Osrald Lyons, 2^ Eire street; Mrs. a stockholders’ meeting yesterday. and experience in behalf of the Since Yale also can run up a home two goals. UnriU ...... no 97 2i:f votes and aecond records in paren­ Dorothy Folkes, 9 Hilliard street; M o b ilh e a t However, it will be the chief sub- 1 athlete. It is my opinion that this at the Manchester Connecticut score when It wants to play that The auceesa was the fourth Mr('ai) ...... 93 101 194 theses ), _ ' Mlsa Ruth Pearson, 51 Hamlin A" Ject of dlscuselon at the Board of phase of our practice has not been Kennel Club’s sanrtion match and way and can back It up with a against three setbacks and one tie Hitckwcll ...... 97 109 no 3in Top Ten ' Points ’ SOCONY VArUUM H ( A t r r . t)ll May Part Today 103 S23 street; Bally Szeygieh 110 LyneM Directors’ meeting "to be held too well understood, and that there walked away with two firat rib­ solid defense, how else ran any­ for the Indiana. Tarca ...... lOh 113 1. Southern Methodist (961 atreet; I ^ Kandarian, 54 Chest­ sometime before Saturday." has been a tendency to confuse the bons and was very enthusiastic body Interpret’* Fritz’s discourse. Szempllnaki arcounted for the (0-91 ...... 2,071 about the show business. He also T..UI« . , ...... MT) M4 503 1531 nut atreet; Mra Julia Gworek, 532 -VJ. athlete with the industrial patient. OQier spenkers Included Dan locals other goal. Outatandlng Km eelahnia < 1) 2. Army (84) (4-0) ...... 1.991 Bring your doctor’s prescriptions her# Meeting of Stoekhohlers Although rumors had Rickey signed' up ns a new member of the moving to either Pittsburgh ' or This confusion has worked to the Jessee of Trinity, Art Valpcy o( for the Indiana was Billy Slover. T »j« ...... lOA 11.3 1J7 31.') 3. Uklahonia (35) (4-0) ...1,074 for careful coinpounding while you wait. detriment o# the athlete. I feel it Kennel Club...... 9:t 93 93 37N Scheilulefl; President St. Louis, the bushy-browed 68- the University of Connecticut. Summary: Pan* 4. K'cnlucky (16) (6-0) ....1,286 j ia the duty and responsibility of .Ic.sa Dow of New Haven Teachers, Manchester (5) Newington (I ) Aiu.cruoii ...... •.... 9« H9 ’ 137 313 .5. California (2) (5-0) ____1,223 year-old baseball genius would pre­ ...... 139 no 3«')4 May Go to Pittsburgh the medical profession to give this There will be a Joint meeting of Ed Creed of New Britain Teach- Po*. LfM'kwood \Xi 6. Ohio State (2) (3 - 1 )----- 1,121 No parking problem*, here. Park frea fer to rsmain here in Brooklyn—as 1 StUeii ...... lOl 134 133 348 At Your Sonrieo ELLSWORTH $ LJISSOW field of Injuries careful study so the Board of Directors and the Johnny Wood of Wesleyan G 7. Texas (3-1) ...... 782 • t . . s club employee. He would not be right next to our pharm a^ that these young men may get Show Committee of the Kennel and Walter Kondratorich of Barry Reenn ...... 520 548 579 1647 s. Tennessee (4-1) ...... 345 Among the ntany Brooklyn, Oct. 24—(/P) Branch averse to staying on as general '■T..ti.l» .... Wholesale and Retail Petroleum Piedue|o proper s u lc a l advice and super­ Club Wednesday at 7:30 above Bridgeport U.. and the past week­ RF 9. Northwestern (4-0) ...... 333 > “ behind the scene” Rickey and the Brooklyn Dodgers manager—at a handsome ssisry. I may reach the parting of ways to­ vision." Quinn’s Pharmacy, to discuss the end’s only Connecticut winning Keller Barton TIilrl.U (S) 10. Cornell (2-1) (4-OJ ...... 313. 262 OAKLAND ST. TEL. 4588 '1 am available," he repeated a workers at Manches­ day. Coming November sanction match. coach. LF Col...... THE MEDICAL previous statsment. "A man of my ter Memorial Hospital In any event it is belltved W al­ Hickman revealed that Yale’s Slover Callahan Cb.nds .... 4 age does not like to move about Appling Through Alao at the St. Hubert's dog strategy against Cornell was RHB l(srrlns(nn is the DEEP ROOTS THAT BEAR FRUIT 344 MAIN STREET ter O’Malley and Mrs. John L. Wllld. .... from one place to another. I've show Jonathan Hoskins. East Smith will buy Rickey’s stock based on holding the score down Frechette Urban _ HOUSEKEEPER TELEPHONE 3524 spent sight thoroughly enjoyable Windsor Hill, took a first pl^lze with the hope of capitalizing on CHB .... ■N which he eold in a tentative deal to As Active Player I (ir.y who not only super­ ■I years in Brooklyn and both Mrs. with his cocker spaniel Kourtesys "breaks." Cornell, expected to Moore Mason , real estate operator William Zeck- Knofla vises the staff of men Saving here is,just plain, down to earth common .sen.se. We actually pay you to Rickey and I have made some won­ Kaah and a aecond with his ’’Sun- wallop the Blue, squeezed out a 7 LHB endorf last Sept. 23. and women who keep save-—generous aarnings that nourish your funds to steady, sure growth. A safe NINE REASONS derful friends." Chicago, Oct. 24-»(A5 — Luke nett." to 0 triumph. Yale got a "break" Kusakowskl Walters T o l.l...... 611 547 562 1620 O’Malley scheduled a meeting at Appling, the White Sox record- T.a-Flit*. (I) the hospital clean but O’Malley, heir apparent to or two, but lacked the punch. RO - -— ISO : one too, because the savings of all savers are insured up to S.i,000. During the past a Brooklyn hotel todap.apd.lt. was breaking shortstop, may and a 20- (^oalng date for the Albany "W e played cloae to the chest,” OlBon ...... 115 Rickey’s post as president of ths Ssempllnaki Roland ...... — S9 helps to save money Why You Should Find.Out A lM f felt that both sftuatidils w6uTa be year career sa a major league Kennel Club's show Is November r. CarlBon 59 years, thousands of Manchester folks have saved here with safety. Dodgers, gave noUnkllng of whet said Hickman. "W e could have RI tipMartln ...... 99 8N by making many of cleared up. . , . . player to become manager of the 13th. This show will be held at scored twice perhaps with a fast- Cose 99 decision would be made. However, Eagan llocknty ...... 102 It’s smart. It’s thrifty, its profitable to save at this friendly, neighborly institution. Yesterday, in e( aufprlse press Sox farm club of Memphis in the 27th Division, New York National breaking type of football, but ...... 113 H7 the articles used he said he planned to discuss the McBride throughout the hospi­ Stop in. conference, O’Malley, vice presi­ Southern Association. Guard Armory, New Scotland Cornell would have scored 10 McNamara Carlson IH>tla K**ra ...... lift 98 SOCIAL SECURITY dent. told newsmen, ’’We won’t be matter with Rickey The Job was offered to the aging Avejiue, Albany. New York, Sun­ times. I ’m very proud of the way LI 4Sl 561 1566 tal. f. ____t* _ able to answer all the ({uestolns. “ I haven't had an opportunity to Appling, who is listed as 41, day, November 26. TutolB ...... 544 Tour Social Secortty bemSts B|ay ba waHh • my boys played, especially Walt A. Blardl O'Connel FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE OPEN THl’RSDAYS 'Til. 8 P. M. That, will take months yeL But we talk with Branch,” he said. several waaka ago by Chuck Com- CHemena of New London, Joe Fin­ LO dellan to you! Aad tkla yoar’a dmagoa 1b ; ^ law lairaaaa m ’’Rickey hae Just returned from Be$f»r$B <11 may be able to throw soipe light on lakey. Sox vice president. Comiakey negan of New Haven and Bob Sheekey Vujz ...... 99 10.1 vaioo of y o «r beecOta eves more. . . , vacation.” KIrkp.lrIrk the situation. was Just a tyke in knee britches Brady and Watkins Spears." Subs— Manchester; Small. R. Ihirdln ...... 101 119 Here are alae reaaoaa wky y e e '- * e e li eheek ea yoae am Here’s the pfobleni -eoflfrimilng In the vent that Rickey should when Appling first pulled on a Jessee, whose Trinity team, un- Blardl, R. Marhia. Vlgnone, Bolgl, .lohnaon ...... 122 103 - — ^ ^ y ^ M a n c T h e d t e r \ ______Social Security program aowi Q'Malley and Mra. Smith depart, rumors had Fresco Thomp- White Sox uniform in 1930, He was lieaten since 1948. was upset by Day, Dubiel, Handler, Cronin, An­ Brooke* ...... — twice American League batting Tangle Tonight Sloane ...... -— 108 122 along with Rickey own 25 per centfspn, head of the Dodger farm sy*- Colby, 6-0, ftressed: derson, Ryan, Hansen, Dubannrid, ...... 103 — I. To oecure tSe proper coorStaatlOB of boaaaR’ a o . y ,ap champicm. In 1936 with a mark of Hayden ^ i i ^ N G S AND LOAN InUrest in the Dodgers. If they hla most llksly successor as Not Good to Loae Kleperls, Johnson, IVhItham; New­ A. Smith ...... IM M 102 I provide a complete aaaaeU program for yom olf aaS yw .388 and in 1943 when hla .828 was " It ’s not good to loae, and 1 don't buy Rickey’s stock they will ganerhLmanagar. Hartford, Oct. 24— Two victories ington : Plttslnger, Recksrt, Bophy, tops. never want to get used to it. We ...... 5«I 6» 5U 1609 ASSOCIATION INC. .. loose control of the club.' A t yestwday’s meeting, the old In a recent return to ring warfare Czop, Doering, Anderson. Totala .... Ftolwriiit IK* He has remained with the club DbIb <1) Tcitphone 2-165 2 963 M AIN 5T. t. TS Boake aaro tkat your Oaok WSad la adJnHai to aMi 'Zockendorf wlU>.r your aeedo. Cent interest as will the heirs ot It Included Henry I^ Ughetta, Hec­ (or a possible shot at the world’s Sheekey 2, SzempItnskI; New­ for H«ol lwRurl9v» ^tsaftcAat t am * » OMaat A/'/ta/tetaC /nstiuuion shortstop — an all-time major on the opposition. It didn’t get it ington: Vujz. nrl.t'.l ...... the Stephen McKeever Mtate. If tor Racine. George Barnwell, lightweight title. Tonight the K.rpu.ka .... A TS too If yea oaa piaa for Svo yearn league endurance record at that against Cblby. I ’ve claimed right they match Zeckendorrs offer O’Malley and Rickey. I t was care­ Bronx Belter steps out to fight a Refs.: Greer, Gelasler. Vsrn.y ...... tkas tke A ct prevtSm. \ position. Last season ’’Luscious" along we’re not Invinelble. -Colby Time; 4, 10 minute periods. Rickey's holdings will automatical­ fully explained that in egse of youthful foe possessing a hard Hllln.kl ----- G len n ey's 2 Hotv ly fMl'to their tntsNK and glvt Luka was listed as a play-coach, wallop in Jimmy Watkins of New kicked the heck right out o f ua. A To amke lock ckaagM ki your;U|a Isi "realgnation" o f any member, Total...... 448 601 H6 1522 them 75 per cent ot the trzm . being nudged out of Ms\regular London. Their tiin round duel tops Colby was big, tough and aeeded to St It tato the sew Soelal Seenrhy Pian*- •:J^ rr’ new director (x>uld be nam ed’’Im­ shortstop station by. 22-tear-oId probably at its pesik. That com- Fair Catch May One thing la certglh- Klckey la the weekly Auditorium card here. mediately” by the other members Chico Carrasquel. Bee Lcasae A To ooordtaato your plaM oo.that Sofia through as a Dodger stockholder, Last aprng Brady was going blned with penalties and fumbles otohA, Housewives of the board. Appling is expected to meet with hurt us badly. Anyway, we didn’t Ollle’s (41 aaay kelp put your ckUdrcu tkreugh aehaoL f "I f y atock I* sold to eomqbody,” great guns in shooting for a pos­ Be Re^torecl in ...... 162 Comiakey and General Manager play well enough to win.” ’51 .Nowlrkl . hfe said yesterday. "Whether it la JBoaton—Paul Pender, 160%, sible lightweight title shot. He fi­ KMD.y ., ...... 27 s o VOt) VOAVIT TO E To kuow hour 9a take the aext map la : Frank Lana today or tomorrow to Valpey, whose UCkmna yielded ...... 127 M AR.TV- V O O ’ I L t OH.^- I BOUGHT THAT MAKTY,FORenvt ME- td Zeekendorf or my remaining Brookline, Uaaa. outpointed Erala nally met Paddy DeMarco and all Sand.rs . REPm R Save gram lateOlgeutly. tell hla decision of the offer to be bad to do was win that one to 16 points in the final period after New York, Oct. 24.—oP)—The szzart ...... 55 M V M ISCE* TOO L'4.T&A«/A«ANT- UBCO^AIL AT -T h iin e w "------(Th---- e------Rock)- Durando, — 159%, ...... * NEED BK.AINS replaoa 'Al todd aa MenohihL P ilot gain stature as a contender. But leading by - a touchdown until fair catch in college football, Puller ... 10 jpOLLvPcAM you YOU OeiVE A OAKN 1. To ooordlaate properly your warn goeha fheuitty. b i Rickey’s cOnfract bo FAM ILY-^ W INE said Comiakey, "But I ’m inclin^ squad back in 1961 except for six Coach Lou Uttle’, chairman of Total* I DON'T WANT CAR. • w r - YOU HAVE M Y saves in countless ways. But her savings A t a aaake aw e aU hga doeo sat S M yau uaaMa ta i Today DeMarco is being touted aa Lm 's Beta (•) MOTOtS. m e Social Security haurilta. to think he will regard our prop­ a foe (or world’s lightweight aenlort. The klda are coming the Football Coaches Rules com­ KeCurry ...... 109 *7 l i t [lUlHILE U'UIOIT [T O M A R fe Y TH^ CONSENT--.^ "TIME osition as Uia bast” along and we’ve really got some mittee, told the f(x>tball writers Tniemtn ...... 114 118 121 SSt IT WAfl» VERY . ■------yj------^ in health is always worth the little extra champ Ike Williams...... to 114 104 206 FA M ILY / A Ta take advaatago at the apportaaHgr Sadat Tills will be Brady’s 40th fight thing in two sophomores, Irv Pan- luncheon yesterday the rules mak­ Wsltiier R C A B O N A B IJ E ' Ity BOW proyidea to tamrova yeurUaeae*-' — ciera, ‘the arm,’ and Joe Betten­ ers may have made a mistake. Rstsdaan ...... 114 106 24 lit Iff ftA isO n i’C budget money that laundry service costs. here where he has lost but four Riibacha ...... 10* 115 2* 120 l^ g t D/ight*a Fights times, each to topnotchers like court, the broken field runner. --"Team s are using the spread WeTI ha glad ta abaar yon hew your u------Said Wood, who scoutM Am­ formation now and sending a R l n i t w f f 0 No heavy sheets. No stretching for clothes­ eaa beet aupplMiieut your Saelal Security houonta. Waal^ feathem elght title contenders ToUl* ...... I m 549 535 U 12 Humberto Sierra and Miguel Ace­ herst, Wesleyan’s next foe: wave of men down under a high coupeu bdow. No obBgatteu. o f eonraa. Holyoke, Maaa. —Mcarman Fl­ m n SMJI ’’Unbeaten Amherst ia a amall punt," he Mid. " It doesn't give McCaaa’e (1> lines. No tiresome ironing. NEW MODEL m .8 * to 4 oM * f 8. vedo. Within less than a month ora. 148, Brooklyn, outpointed Vic ball club with Bob Davidson of the receiver much chance." K*lm ...... 103 M Ut Vast, friwMlly ssnriea. Ootsidars I Pat haa beaten Doug Medley and ...... 82 — $ • |S «J6 Cardell, 145, Hartford, Oonn. (10). New London, a 160-pound quar- This was a contingency the H ewitt ... does it all. CaO 8072 now. ■ct invnivad. You cheeaa bast pay- 2 Baltimors-r-Rad Top Davis, JM - Fred Monforte in ending a lost Chamber* ..••••••• Ill 2* * TO: R. 8. Cvpcnter, F. P. Shddoii .•f ,»i M ; A le .. e» |IOa.*t»i.52B.W wee, terback, as the spark. Our boys rules committee hadn't reckoned mant data and aaneunt. I H, Hartford, Cbnn., stopped Maa- raat that healed old cuts properly. lledlund ...... I ll 107 124 E. Center SL, Manchenter Watkins gave George Dunn a aren’t discouraged. We look for ^vith. Little said...... 120 27 — r • awvfi*. )niW)a..H U 5I0AS sack, Ovar a milUaa satisOad custom- 3 alma Sahna. 137%, Italy (8). 8m>»' ... ■ them to make a comeback and Under the' fair catch rule, a Quthrle ...... — 107 HEARING-AID I To w w a - an last mar. Coma in, pboos. or ■ New York— Phil Moiizlo, lS5Mi, stiff argument here, though an save without aay ohUgatl llth-hour aubstltute, in his only they’re In good shape." player could signal and catch the REPAIRING ON ALL MAKES OF CARS! aaattau ou how the aea today— and too orhyl ^ New York, outpointed Bnm U- ...... 12* 42*SU 15M other Hartford showing. And on Kondratovlch and Dow aaid ball without being tackled after Totslah BATTERIK vide BBore aaouey for a $ U to 8809 on Joi, 137, Brooklyn (• ). , their lada svera ia top condition wards. The rule wak discarded. ■arUM« Maas OrUl <5) Provldanca — Ralph ZannelU, Friday, Oct. 13 he was on the way Wlnttr I ...... I l l 114 IM S ! to an upiMt win over sevea- for laat week’s oonteat which Little said, bscaua* teams had de­ Lopss 104 127 2s 515 For A ll aaaoaooaaoa aaoaao'aeodnao- 146%, outpointed Don WUllnma, veloped punt nmbacks so well the NAM E . l”rNf coE M N fif rwAP cfvts 90 M Y r t t r 146%, Worcester, Mass. (IS ). atraight winner Teddy Davis, who .Bridgeport won and had nothing Monti* .1...... 105 27 116 217 \ fair catch wasn’t used. ;*. Tucson, Aria* Clifton - Lester, Chicago, 'outpointed' Ray Smlt haa a fine collection of football 87t Tfi: ii«p - OpM finiritfayt UiDI 7:10 f. M. 14«U. Hollywood J and Eddie WU- foe in the semi-final. Four, mode played the best game of tha year, A - — ^ 136. Naw Orlaana •oBbomores. ' Hu b s , 148, Tueaon. Drow (10). bouts coipplott the WIU but made coatly miZtakea." V .5

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1960 Suggestion ' Patient (In lunatic asylum)— Experts aay eggs will keep long­ TtNINEKVlLl.K FOLKS BY fmCTAlNB iO S We like yoii better than tha Ust Did Y ou Know That— er when held at a temperature of When you go out In the, morning. 40 to 60 degrees In a room where H< for Salt 72 for Salt 72 Seose And To bei^n the work of the day. doctor. T R U E T O F o r m Hoosehold Goods 61 New bpetor (flattered)— How the moisture contents Is fairly ABtoeebOee for Bala Don't neglect the little chance; Rock veins at or near the sur­ CHEERFUL, compact home of 5 N onsense is that? high. ^ ------FBIATURING Guaranteed roofs 20 HOURS Weekly. Permanent BABY Oarriage, In very good con­ FOUR Bumsr staggsr top Ropsr PRACTICALLY Now 5-room Co- Yon will find along the way; face tn the Belgian Congo pixxiuce TODAT8 BPBCIAUI dition. Also Carpet sweeper. gss stovs, $85; circulating kitch­ lonlaL Large living room, fire­ rooms on one floor. Large attic. For in lifting another’s burden, Patient—You seem more like and expert repair* as well as part-time opportunity to men Two housewlvea, while waiting cobalt, tin, sine, lead, j(admluni, Poultry men have been seeking OatiiBed IM * fXJRD -CLUB COtn>E with ears able to work 9 to 1 Phone 2-3236; en heater, $26. Phon* 2-0941. place. dining room with comer Oarage. Oil steam furnace. Land­ And speaking a word o f cheer, one of us. stiver, gold and diamonds. 5,0M mllea-^fl,360 gutter and conductor work. Try scaped lot. Immediate occupancy. their turn at the grocer’a. were to develop s new grade of meat your "Local Roofer." Call Cough­ daily. Collection and contact cupboard, cabinet kitchen. Two You will find your own cares ------V- FOR PARENTS who care. Give 40” FLOR$Q’7CE gas rang*, 1946 master bedrooms, Ule bath, storm Madeline Smith, Realtor, 2-1642 | .overheard dtacussing tha laat de-< lighter. Fancy Footwork: Qirls and chickens by crossing them with AdfgtiMBicnU IN I PONTIAC SEDAN lin 7707.______work. Earnings from $1 to $8 per presaion. "It came at such a bad The Klpuahl copper mine In Bel­ pheasants. hour. Write ParenU’ Institute, your child a gift for Christmas. model. Excellent condition. Rea­ windows and screens. Fully tn- or 4679. And easier far to bear. women should wear distinctive Very clean—$550 sonable. 91 Great Hill Road, East tlms," said one. “Just when every­ gian Congo has yielded more than Written Guarantee* ROOFING. Specialising In repair­ Inc., Box E, Herald. The new 1950 World Book En­ ’ sulated, ameslte drive. Immedi­ Mrs. F. 8. lovejoy "work ohoea" and “play *hoes." CLA^UnSD ADVT. cyclopedia v’hlch will give him Hartford. CaU Hartford 8-0050. body ■was otit of work.” For standing all day the feet need a million tona of copper. _ At Syracuse, N. Y., a traffic ing roofs of all kinds. Also new ate occupancy. Elva Tyler, Agent, 73 DEFT. HOURS: COLE MOTORS—il6 i EXPERIENCED Turret lathe op­ pleasure, conSdence in himself and Lota for Sale firm, comfortable support and a light that talks has a loudspeaker roofs. Gutter work. Chimney* Manchester 2-4469. A hog four feet tall has been Copper deposits at the KipushI fed by a tape recorded to warn •:M A. H. to 4:46 P. M. cleaned and repaired. 2S years ex­ erator. Good wages and working auccess In his elementary high IN COUNTRY Uke atmosphere, An optimist is one who believes low heel, otherwise the balance of 1$41 PONTIAC Sedan, radio, heat- NORGE GAS stove. Ehccellent con­ MANCHESTER'.-Country atmo­ that whatever happens, no matter found In the Chicago stockykrds, mine tn th* Belgian Congo are so I pedestrians to be careful. perience. Free estimates. Call conditions. Carlyle Johnson Ma­ school and college work. Charles large buUdtng loU with shade the whole body la upset and back­ $175 down. Douglas Motor dition. Phone 2-4412. sphere, 5-room home with all how bad, It is for the best. A but Chicago needa’t brag about ! rich that the ore was at first Howley, Manchester 6351. chine Co. F. Gipson, 172 South Main street. trees. Overlook Drive. Wm. ache , may result. High-heeled Sales, 333 Main street. conveniences. One cai garage, pessimist is the one to whom It that; pork Is high all over. scooped off the surface. j The term "foot candle” is the Phone M90. MOVING! Tappen gas range. Knoll Kanehl. builder. Phone 7773. shoes* should be saved for evening YOUNG MAN to work In Ure two acres of land, mostly clear­ happens. wear. I unit of measurement for lllumlna- 1941 FORD 4-door sedan, new store. Pleasant work. Apply crib, stroller, hickory rocker, 2 A teacher, annoyed with his Water falling from the roof of I tlon, paint Job, new tires, excellent HeatinK-"4’ lambin$[ 17 high chairs, French doors, 2 small ed, with fruit trees and large OAKLAND Street. 70' x 200’. lOT Nichols-Brlstol, Inc., 1099 Main Diamonds— Watch* strawberry bed. Full price, $9,- * Definitions clock-watching studenta. covered one building onto adjacent proper­ THB PROaiADCr BIU aOiool for condition. Must sell. Leaving for radiators. Tel. 2-1429. In rear. On bus line. AJl utilities. the clock In schoolroom with Bill—She certainly Is magnetic. ty owned by another has resulted I In television a "flag" Isn’t al­ PLUMBING And Heating, epeclal- street 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Jewelry 48 450. Alice Claiopet Agency. Phone Call 6535. bid Timer—a peraon who boaats Jack—Little wonder. Everything MOBS chUdroB la open Monday service. Inquire George’s Elsso Islng In repaira, remodeling, cap­ that the winters were more severe a aheet of cardboard. On It he let­ In court action for damages on ways a flag, but a large shoot of Sta., 729 Main street, Manchester. 4993, or Mr. Mitten 6930, Mrs. tered these words: ‘Time Will ahe’a got on Is charged. sever*] occasions. " msterini used to screen of light ttr o u ^ niday. 4-U:30. Trane- per water piping, new construc­ a u t o m o t i v e MECHANIC LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re­ Musical instruments 6S Wagner 2-0028. when he wa» s b o y .. .forgetting fUTBlrted, Mn. L«la pairs, adjust- watches expertly. perhaps that moat people did not Pass. Will Y ou?" from the camera. 1939 CHEVROLET business coupe. tion, estimates given, time pay­ General Motors new csr service Wanted—Real Estate 77 Some of US who say we are Tybor, Dlractor. Phone 42<7. Reasonable prices. Open daily, STEINWAY Plano, smaU studio have the conveniences of Inside Most of the field com grown In Radio and heater. Good running ments arra*rged. Eldward Johnson. department has an opportunity for HARTFORD, 6 rooms and sewing "standing back of other*." are ao the United States today Is of the Selenium is a chemical element Phon* 6979 or 5044. Thursday evenings, 129 Spruce site, only 3' 11 high. Recently room. Hot water heat. Fireplace, SINGLE Home o f at least 6 rooms, plumbing. The obdurate mother told the condition, $185. 47 Bllyue Road. capable mechanic with good tools. good lot, garage. Will redecorate. principal, "I want Albert to be far back that 'when needed we are yellow varieties: a couple of de­ with marked light sensitive quali­ BALLARD'S Driving School. Man- street. Phone 2-4387. rebuilt and reflnished. Special 3-car garage Inside excellent Pot ■pie—hash with a Ud on. This Is a steady year in. year out Tel. 2-9743. * taught everything, including La- not even within call. cade* ago nearly half of it was ties. It has numeroua applica­ ch*atar*a oldest. A.AA. trained TODAY'S SPECIAL A fine little OIL BURNER servtc* and repair*. job, offering excellent working $395. Terms, trade-ins accepted condition. Asking $10,000. Im­ Alimony—two people make a and certliled Instructor. A.AA. .\il makes oil burners and furn­ mistake and one of them has to Un.” whits. tions in electricity. 1937 Chevrolet tudor for the party conditions In a clean, light shop 4»A Goss Piano Co., 57 Allyn street, mediate occupancy. Call Anita CONSIDERING SELUNQ L ift aasumaa that th* man who type dual controlled car*. Day or aces. Earl Van Camp. Tel. 5244. Fuel and Feed Hartford. 5-66916. Closed Mon' pav for it. "But Latin, ma’am. Is s dead who wants dependable low cost with new, modem, shop equipment. White. 8274. YOUR PROPERTYT lanjj^age.’ doesn’t want to follow the rules A wire-haired fo* terrier, pet of i Early experiment* In color pho- •fBBlng appointment*. 2-2245. transportation. Very clean. Com­ Company paid hospitalization, no SEASONED Hardwood for fire­ days. Platinum— a whitish metal that F.FFICIENT Plumbing and beat- Without obligation to you, ws most modem Jewelry 1* designed what?" abe repUed. "A l­ doesn't want to b* a success—and Edward VII of England, walked in tography were conducted as far pletely overhauled. Motor guar­ recognized holiday work. 5t4 day place, furnace and range. Imme­ WILL PERSON *een taking Ing. Plugged drains machine CHURCH STREET will appratsj or make you a cash to resemble. bert’s going to be an undertaker.” SO It grants his wish. his funeral procession. back aa 1848. anteed. Full price. 1165. aarke week, vacation with pay. Apply in diate delivery. B. J. Begin, Glas­ pockebook Saturday in Flrit Na­ cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 303 Wearing Apparel— Fora 57 3 Family — Two three room offer for property. Sea ut betor* Motor Sale*. Phone 2-2012. person. Afternoon or evening ap­ tonbury. 3-2933. you sell. tional Store kindly return to own­ Oakland street Phone 6497. pointment. See apartments. One 7 room apart­ Mif:KEY FINN ______la Time! ______LANK LEONARD er. No queetioni *»ked. Desper­ Phone 7728 Ot 6273 1937 PLYMOUTH four-door sedan LADY'S Shagmoor coat, size 14- ment. 7 room apartment Is va­ ately needed. Nice, clean car. $150. 632 Vernon Arthur Bouthllller Garden— l«arni— Dairy cant and available for occupancy. BRAB-BUKN REALTY ^ t t m r s m e f -h n n / 1 numfUGHT! f UANCrS NSSTAMAMT/ Moving—Tmcktaf^ BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. 16. Perfect condition, ciui 2-2150. Large lot. One of the best loca­ BSTWSat OUVS AMP street. ______Producta 60 LISTINGS WANTED. If you are M4Tmr,CLMCy?) t-twetae ^ SHEKFF FINN! DONT LOSE sight of the record Htoragn M 1!55 Center St. Manchester TUXEDO. Very good condition. tion in town. A home with some tKAKUF, / K-K-HILUN*Hm!. TNenvmooFpiMe MAFu! A o a tm e P G e h John D. LaBelle made as your TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL GREEN Mountain PoUtoes, $1.25 Investment, to help out. selling your property contact thla r MANPOWER Shortage means op­ Size 38. May be seen at 403 OSB- mam! ^ m -hM M-m nAcei D ev os'S m o b ! s o 6 e r \ Representative. Vote for Repre- PHE AUSTIN A- Chambers tk>.. bushel. 531 Parker street. Phone office. Prompt, courteous service. local and long dlstanc* moving, portunity for trained men. Train ter street. Reasonable. Alice Clamper Agency, 843 Main TNSSOrS TNt 1936 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN—$45 7804. 1^ ■enUUve LaBelle. packing, crating and storage. now for a good Job. Study at ARTHUR A. KNOFLA DOUBLE Silver Fox neck piece. street. Phone 4993. Service to all parts of th* U. 8. home during spare time. Veterans REALTOR BALCH-PON'nAC, Inc. GREEN Mountain potatoes. Just Excellent condition. Good buy. Aatoaolillan rof Salt 4 A. and Canada. Cali 5187. Hart­ may train under GI benefits. 400 the kind you like. Mealy, tasty, WANTED—Residential properties; Phone 4627. 875 Main St.—Est. 1921 4 to 8 rooms. Buyers waiting. 165 Center St. Phone 2-4545 ford 6-i423. courses taught by International cook well. Delivered right to your WB HAVE SOME NICE CLEAN Correspondence Schools. Write door. Call Hathaway, 2-1390. Phone 5440 or 6938 Competent, confidential service. USED CARS Open Evening* ’Til 10 MANtmESTER . ackage Delivery. for catalogue. Representative H. Wanted—To Buy 68 Suburban Realty Co., realtors, 49 Local light trucking and package F. Manlon, 607 Main street, Hart­ HARDY Chrysanthemum*, cut Home Listings Wanted Perkins street. Tel. Mane. 8215. Guaranteed In Writing 1940 CHEVROLET convertible. delivery. Refrigerators, washers ford. flowers and plants for sale. 188 FACTORY Type power sewing 1943 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR. SE­ New top. Extra nice throughout. GOOD HOMES, In good condition, DAN—Fully equipped. One and stove moving a specialty. Hlllstown Road. machine. Also dress forins, any Douglas Motor Sales. 333 Main ROOMING HOUSE and three with 2, 3, and 1 bedrooms. Quali. ttrnmmt Sr T*« owner, extra clean. Phone 3-0T62. PAINTERS and size. Call 6535. I a|a4>«sw. 1s» > street. stores. Good location. All fum fled buyers anxiously waiting. 1947 PLYMOUTH CONV. CLUB Ished. Good return on Investment COUPE—Fully equipped. A CALL CAFRO. 2-9248, for moving PAPERHANGERS Household Gooda 61 WANTED—Good used furniture. Douglas Blanchard, Real Elstate Th e Ha w k i n s ’H i r e d <»i r l s w e e p s l e a v e s o f f t h e w a l k Price $32,000. T. J. Crockett, real clean car. Price reduced. and light trucking. Also rubbish Any quantity. We offer you high­ Service. 5447. Auto Accesmrlt and ashes removed. 54 Birch Apply Mr. Albert wishes to contact est prices. Woodshed. Phone 2- Broker. 5416. Extra nice trades. WANTED—Homes to sell. ^ 1946 CHRYSLER CONV. CLUB Tires street. reliable person to take over 3154. Green Manor Estates, Inc. UNPAID BALANCE MANCHESTER— 6-room bunga­ need listings on single, multiple B U r' BUNNY ______Bool'S ANO HER BUDDIES Huh? BY EDGAR MARTIN COUPE—Jet black. A well dwellings, acreage and farm FUNNV IUISINKSN BY HEKSHKERUBR cared for car. Price reduced. ON EASY MONTHLY low. Nice residential section, two- r; Kmtmn W ithout Kourd 59 property In Manchester. Will be ( who err* ■rvt' 50oa? A VIUTYCY V4OMA10 KXSOtN . wove,MV CM&VT, BSetra nice trades. NEW TIRE and almost new tube, Psintint— Paperins 21 Woodbridge Street PAYMENTS OF car garage, excellent shrubbery, ONE JUMSO 5-25 5-50-17$15. Tel. 2-9270. 3 ROOMS BRAND shade and fruit trees. Hot water glad to a.sslst you In appraising •TKA<------VlAVbKitD.tO .YO | TWl MDMtKtT 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE OUTSIDE, Inside painting and «OOA Ca MWNCVK VvA —Radio, heater. One owner NEW FURNITURE heat with oil, downstairs lava­ your home and arriving at a sat­ COVffOtlt . paperhangtng. kYee estimates. C. F. CHARBONNEAU which also Include* large "Phllco” HEATED Room for gentlenian. tory. lot 75’ f:ont. Elxcellent con­ isfactory price to you. Allen CO»AMP»»iD - * - ■ .clean car. Prompt servlet.. Reasonable Near Main street. Phone 5555. :J9S#1XH)OT 3-ML REDAN-^et, SuaiBeaB. ttomcM. Of.r«r«dl „ 1 6 . ______and SON 4 Electric. Refrigerator. 1861 "Ben­ dition. throughout. For . .partlcui ,Rgalty „..Oo.mP.any,,, l?Q,., Cente,r_, •VM Phone 7680. D.' FVechSlie. ------Uack. Radio, heater. All new gal" Combination Range, Universal ROOM For Rent for girls or mar­ lars phone, Manchester 7728 or street. Tiel. -SIOS or 2-^38, a n t iq u e s ReOnished. Repairing tires. Steady Work Good Wages Washing Machine. ried couple. Two rolnutea from 5329. T done on any fumltura Tlemann, PAINTING anil Superior Paper DO YOU Want to sell your prop­ 1940 CHRYSLER 2-DR. SEDAN Hanging. We carry the newest The young man who anticipated Main street. Call 2-1614, or 47 189 South Main street Phone Long Job marriage, has been Inducted In the erty? Consult us If you wish to —Fresh clean paint Job. wallpaper books. Very satisfac­ Cottage strelt. EAST HARTFORD, Sunset Es­ 5643. army—if you are a responsible sell your home, business, Income Clean aJl the way. tory prices. Call August Kanehl, LANDSCAPE Laborer wanted. tates: Elxpertly built 2 year old ^ ' ,1 / * / ✓ Manv Others person, and need this merchandise NICELY Furnished room for home of 7 rooma, ample closets, 2 .property, or larm. We use modem PETER W. PANTALUK, electrical phone 3759 Brouwer Hutt Nurseries, 2568 A ' * '' BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. —Phono Hartford 6-0358 after 7 working couple. Full kitchen fireplaces, attached garage, methods of selling. Let us show contractor, malntenaiice and wlr Main street, Glastonbury. Phone $0 BIssen St.______Phone 7191 p.m. 46-4690. Mr. Albert for de­ privileges. Frlgidalre. Continuous screened in porch. Large lot with you our photo-guide, and explain Ing for light and power. 40 Foster Glastonbury 3864. tails Terms per. Fed Reg. W. how we reach our prospects. Gil­ Repalnns 2.^ hot water. Oil heat. Phone 2-4442. wooded picnic area. Immediate street Phone 3303. man Realty, 351 Center street aiOHEST CASH prices paid for WANTTCD- Men for various types occupancy. Call Madeline Smith, MATTRESS. Your old mattresses AVAILABLE, new 8 cii ft. refrig­ Manchester 2-2183. ltS7 to. 1950 used ear*. In good DE LONGS Refrigerator service, o f work.. No experience necessary. erator. 1214 12 eu ft. deluxe PLEASANT, furnished room. On Realtor.. 2-1642 or 4679. clean condition. Douglas Motor steHUzed and remade like hew bus line. Seml-prtva'te bath. Gen­ Repaira on all makea, commer­ Apply in person to Cheney Broth­ deep freezer Electric ranges from WANTED in Manchester or vi- I Salaa. 333 Main Mrcet. Call Jonea< Furniture and Floor cial and domestic. Emergency 24- ers, Main Office, 146 Hartford $157.95. Automatic washing tleman preferred. Call 3702. DUPLEIX 4 and 4. One side oil clnity. Late model 6, 7, or 8 room B t Y. T. RAM m i CJovertng, 36 Oak. Tel. 2-1041. heat, one side coal. Centrally lo­ t «JPPO«B Mk WANT ALLEY OOP This Wajr Boy»| bour service Phont 2-1707. Road, Manchester Corm. machines and T.V. Chamber’s LARGE. CLEAN room for one or house with large living room. | "BETTER BUY" USED CARS cated. Phone 7457. TWO *T«AW*.' BYimlture, at the Green. 9 to 5. two gentlemen. On bus line. kitchen, fireplace. Prefer attach­ AHA.' MV TRUSTV ” FROM TOUR FLOOR Probisma solved with Musical— Dramatic 29 SALESMAN: (Shoes). Young, 7:30 to 8:30. ed garage. Harry M. Sampson. c x v s w o k d : Ncw. LOCAL PONTIAC DEALER Phone 7119. linoleum, asphalt tile counter married man. No previous experi­ MANCHESTER—Near school, bus 106 Grove street, Putnam, Conn. MY FRIENQ WE Elzpert workmanship, free esti­ PIANO TUNING. Repairs, recon­ ence required. Hartford retail. $40 and stores. Older type 6-room CAN BE C$N NTIAC SEDAN BARREL Chairs $69 95, floor Phone Putnam 1345. 1947 mates. Open evenings. Jones' ditioning. J. Corkerham, 28 Bige­ weekly guarantee: Contact Wil­ 1947 .C CONV. COUPE lamps $7.75, kitchen cabinets Business I vocation* single. In good condition. Priced Furniture, Oak street PLone low street. Phone 4219. son Agency, 54 tniurch, Hartford. $7.95. Marlow’s Furniture Dept., at $8,000, cash needed $3,000. 1947 SEDAN ______I______For Rent 64 1947 FLTMi SEDAN 3-1041. Main atreet, Manchester. Phone Sli.gle, 5 rooms finished, extra Ram Record Rare 1M3 ' SEDAN Situation* Wanted— 5060. LARGE Profeaalonal office for rent room partly finished, $9,500. Cash ALL APPLIANCES serviced and Business Opportunities 32 in 10(TW location. On Main atresL needed $3,500. Immediate occu­ New York—Fordham’s Dick Do- 1941 PONTIAC AN rspalred, bumera, refrigerators, Female 38 TWO-PIECE matching couch, Call Burton’s 5177. pancy. For appointment call Ho' ■- heny racked up a pass completion 1961 DODGE SED'AN rangea, waahera, etc. AJl work SNACK BAR and ice cream par­ chair. Reasonable. Call 2-9809 1961 PLYMOUTH i ^ A N ard R. Hastings, Real Elstate average of 62.1 per cent last year guaranteed Metro Servlcs Co. lor. located on Main street Ideal WOULD Like to care for children, after 4. OFFICE IN Orford building. 19W PLYMOUTH B^iAN Investment for two partners or a by hour or day. Phone 2-1835. Specialist. Phone 2-1107. to lead the nation. TSL Manchester 3-0883. Real estate, professional, etc. Ap­ r.M.Maaamt.w>. (•-**! couple. T. J. Crockett Broker. Pine Acres Terrace. ^ FOUR BURNER gas stove with ply Marlow’s. BALCH-PONTIAC, hic. LINOUCU11 — Asphalt tUs, wall 6416. timer and light. Four year's old. MB Osntar St Phone 2-6S65 covertug. Don* by railabls, well- INTRODUCING Wllknlt hose. “Ha’a practicing how to handle big Jojo’s handle-bar . Opso Evenings Til 10 Phone 4512. STORE FOR Rent ^pply Diana’s trained mea Ail Jobe guaranteed. Will baby elt free of charge for Soda Shop, 216 Spruce atreet. nnustaoh* whan he wrestle* him tonight!" every five dollar order. Tel. 2-2937 REASONABLE. Fumed oak din­ n iR E E 1937 FOrds, one a con- Hall Linoleum Oo„ 82 Oak street Help Wanted— Female 36 Phone 3893. IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST Phupe 2-4022. evening* 6166. ing room table, extends to seat SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH rA»»MV 41. BY DICK TURNER vwrUhlSk Good transportation. V WANTED— WAiYiciti./---DU4Ji\ncr^$iiK Bookkeeping itiBLiuitcmachine 12. Six chairj, buffet. Also cen­ for longest life See Douglas Motor Sales for bar­ 5 ROOMS first floor, comer house, least trouble FRECKLES ANO HIS FKIEN08 Time For Chow BY MERRUX C. BLOBSEI CXiMPfJCTE Repairs on vacuum operator. ITrst Foi part flmeitime U-’ctrlrwork. Ap-A t\_ WOULD LIKE part time house­ tral light fixture. 26 Wadsworth gains. 338 Main atrset. business section, steam heat. lowest ultimate cost cleaners,cleanera, > washing machlnea, p ly ,^ person only. Burton's. work. Hours 9-2. Tel. 7067. street. Suitable doctor, beauty parlor. In­ D o I UNJPOiSlAHO TUB y o o Busreo Its 1WIRP ALL EXISTINI^ CLSAK LOW MILEAGE CARS motors, an^l appllancea 100,000 surance, Information, 36 Oak. TAXI AND.WCXX51UM FO R A SiASON, new parts available. Stuart . R. ELDERLY woman for light house­ ROPER GAS Stove with gas heat­ THAT IS WHY DCIVER WERE MERE - , GOOD RECORDS /'vsfiai. Written Guarantee keeping. Easy work. May secure Doff*— Bird*— Peta 41 Mr. Backer. JESTS YJ FRieHIEN US? / YUlC.L W * I PLAYrOi Wolcott, A-1 Rbpalr, Sales, 180 ing unit. Elxcclle.it condition. 92 Industries, Engineers, Arrhltect*. Contractor* and Own­ 4 comfortable home. Have own ALW AYS STANOS & V CHAPS.' I960 CHEVROLET Main street. Phone>$567. DOGS Washed and groomed. See Laurel street. ers WHO KNOW over head doors yrrrr) SAY/ ^ HIGN JUMP, V V t/p o y 1950 PLYMOUTH room, board and fair wages. Write us for pet supplies, and fresh Hoase* for Rent 65 80UKA./ l a r ^ N y V I960 MZaiCURY WINDOW. SHAJJES to order Silverman. 46 Capm street, Hart­ FLORENCE Dual oven combina­ frozen horsemeat, 16c lb. Call tion range for sale. Reasonable. INSIST ON i 71 1950 BUICK and Installed. Venetian'^blinds ford 5, Conn. Kennel Supply Shop. 2-4278. SINGLE HOUSE with two-car ~ i ttsirts*. 1950 PONTIAC and curtain rnds. 24 hour seikidce. Inquire Maple Street Tavern. garage. Excellent location, $125 PARKway Over Head Doors OOHC CAPABLE, experienced woman tAUGHIN&, 1949 PONTIAC Eletlmatei gladly given. F a^n BOXER Pups time payments, all per month. T. J. Crockett. Brok­ New London — Phone 9416 for cleaning and Ironing 5S day CROSLEY Combination radio and terOWTf 1949 CHEVROLET Window Shade Co., Route 44 a t pedigreed stock, large selection. er. 6410. 1949 FORD '^•eck. 9 to 7. Call 7913. , record player, walnut case, short 'll/ Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. Boxer Farm at Vernon. Tel. wave, excellent condition. Call 1948 CHEVROLirr Rockville 19f2J3. m m ANAGER for ladles' dept. Steady 1947 CHEVROLET RANGE Bumere, pot burners and 6236. anted to Rent 68 beaters cleaned, serviced and re­ job at an attractive salary for a NIc* BelecUon 1937 Through 1946 PUPPIES. Bed Cockers, 325; Bos­ ELECTROLUX Gas refrigerator, paired. Also new range burners top notch, saleswoman with ex­ ton Terriers, cross breeds. Collie Glenwood combination oil and AMESITE DRIVEWAYS TERMS—TRADES Installed. Joseph Senna. Phone perience liJ Thesses, coats, sports­ and Boxer pups. Zimmerman FOUR ROOM rent wanted by two gas range, $40 for both. Phone 2-0147. wear, etc. windows to trim, Kennels, Lake street. Phone 6287. adults. CaU 2-0821. • REDUCED RATES ; COLE MOTORS—4164 very llUl^detail work. See Mr. 2-0822. SINCE 1920 WE HAVE a good five month’s old oGRADI' G FREE H\ AL V KKhialEB 1986 FORD 5 . passenger converti­ SEWING MACHINE repairing BernsteliL Genton CClolhes, 655 WORK PRISCILLA'S POP Stumping The Expert electrification, conversion to mod­ Main sjlTect, East Hartford. Poultry and Supplie* 4S OLD RED Tin B-m, 706 North baby! Desperately need 3 unfurn­ • POWER ROLLER USED ble club coupe. Extremely nice Main street, buys and sells gooil GUARANTEED GUESS WV4AT1? WWV. THE OTHER N «M T; em cabinets, expert workman- ished rooms. Not over $50 a • FREE ESTIMATES WHEN I PLAYED condition. Many, many extras. W A ITE D —l,ady to manage piece used furniture and antique* month. PJease caU 2-3529. CALL J PLAYED BRIDGE , Does not bum ell. Douglas Motor ailp. ABC Appliance. 21 Maple. • TIME PAYMENTS L TODAY ANO WON POKER, WE HAD 2-1575. ids and curtain department, DUCKS For sale. Inquire 224 Frank Denette. Pnone 3-3976 51ANCH ESTER Sales, 833 Main atreet. perlence preferred but not Charter Oak atreet after 6. • SAVE 10% FOR CASH NEW 8t4 cu ft. refrigerator. 7691 necessary. Good salary and com­ $100 REWARD for 5 or 6 room / SAVE WITH 1937 DODGE ’ sedan. Good condi­ BemehoM S«rv1e«u mission. Apply Mr. Marvin, FOWL And roasting chicken*. Tecumseh unit. 5 years* guaran­ rent. ConUct 19 Oak street. tion. Inquire 183 Oak street. CTall Montgomery Ward. Fresh eggs. Fresh killed and tee. Save 20%. Phone 4165. 2-3078. Offered 13A frozen turkey*. Schsub’s Turkey WILLING TO train 3 for fountain Farm, 188 Hlllstown Road. Phone WB BUY and *ell good used luml- bosincfla Property for 8*1* W DeMAIO BROTHERS TODAT8 Special Value. Very FLAT FINISH. Holland window ture, combination ranges, g*a Call Now — W* Personalty Snperslse AU WnrkI shades made to measure. All service. One for days, one for 4678. m o d e r n Package store, fully dean (Mda 6 sedan. Radio, heater. nights, one part-time. Apply in ranges and heaters Jones Furni­ One owner car since new. In tip­ metal Venetian blinds at a new PULLETS, Healthy, ready to lay: ture Store, 36 Oak Phone 2-1041 equipped. Doing good business. low price. Keys made while you person. Mr*. Simons, Annex Snack top mechanical shape. We Invite production bred, farm raised, Private owner. No agents. Phone watt MarloWa. Bar. 29 East Center street. ELECTROLUX Refrigerator. Good a demonstration of this fine car. vaccinated. Fred Miller’a Poultry Glastonbury 3-7040 running condition. $20. Florence Full price $395. Easy terms. MATTRESSES made to order. W ANTED- Young lady for insur­ Farm, Coventry 7-6658. Clarke Motor Sales, Broad street. ance office work. Must have kitchen apace heater, $25. Phone Mattressei re-made and steril­ 2-1862. ‘ ______Houses for Sale 72 Phone 3-2012. ised like new. We call for and knowledge of bookkeeping and be ROASTING (Sickens, 5 to 6 pound average. 50c dressed. 40c IN S U R A N C I^ deliver anywhere. Frank Folk, able to use typewriter. Prefer one MAHOGANY dropleaf table' and LOVELY 1948 custom built colon 1947 8TUDEBAKER TUDOR live. Arnold Nelson, 737 Lydall 42 South Main atreet, (Colchester. at least 25 years of age. Apply six chairs. 9x12 rug and psd, Isl. Beautiful living room, fire­ BY MICHAEL 0'MAI,LEY AND RALPH LANE SEHJAN Clarence H. Anderson. 647 Main street. 8906. place, convenient location. Many VIC FLINT Tricky Switcher ------■ I J ------Phone Colchester 460. Roper combination gas rshge, •ri'q/it here where ^ eoea h«* sr sm wswes. a*, t. u. ssa a a i mm. m tn m t wurna. me. T. M. sta u. a me. tm. vfgaR . Radio and Heater. street. laddsr-back chair, fibre rug, small other desirable features. For ap­ I OONTMEMTDHAVIt WBAVINU of bums, moth boles pointment caU Douglas Blanch­ ‘’It makoa mo poaitivMy sick to think of another war! You 'wffvaMwnyooT'g} rvt aavan Ywa Rsaa ivnviour n « M R tp / V fUJ. A Article* tor 8nl*~ 45 rugs, high chair, chest and mis­ ‘Tni starting to writ* my letter to Santa daita—It’s a long HNPA#UCHia,aMMM A COLLAR and tom clothing,, hosiery, run*, SALESLADIES writh expartehc# In ard, Real Estate Service. 5447. should havo saan *om* of ttw wolrd husband* I had pRSAMNd A T M tl' 1940 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN lafiles eoata, dresses, sportswear, cellaneous Item*. Phone 4822. on# and I'm going to apand about two hour* a day on itP wraa coivN « o n A j "tos esN Nou o-wNoa handbags repaired, stpper re- PEAT HUMUS. $4 per yard. $1 you can reach as! during World War ------Hfva x f placement umbrellas repaired, etc. Steady full time Job. Inter­ lir 1948 WILLYS K TON RACK per bag, delivered. ^ n -A ir Peat men's shirt collars revered and esting, hour* 10 to 5:30 one day; Co. Call 0515. m u WAY BY J. a WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING UUUSE frith MAJOR HOOI^E 12:30 to 9 next day. Also part- replaced Marlow's Uttle Mending NO WONOeRf ' HAHf TH A T S WHERE D O YOU "t»i>rr T)RiNh: *j| STEWART TRUCK Shop. time, evening* 5:30 to 9, and Sat­ FOR SALE— Men'a rebuilt and re­ RAYMOND E. GORMAN HE V\(Al.K.« A S S T 'U P THINK 1 AsAT 'mAT,S0C(2ATEe ^ Cab and Chassis. urday 10 to 5:30. See Mr. Bern­ lasted shoe*. Better than new THRU ROOMS TO B E V E R Y tM IN asp 1941 CHEVROLET Special deluxe INSURANCE — 4$ BKeOKnEUl STREET -m -rrs PorsOfO Specially Priced stein. Genton Clothes, 655 Main cheap ones. Sam Yulyes, 701 Turnpike Auto Body Works REAPIKIO LETTERS SARCASTIC/ v o c r o M ^ u F HEMLOCK/-«-rLL 2-door. A real good automobile, street. East Hartford. Main streeL ANO p a p e r s .' WHeReT>^ MV SHiNamaoM $595. Full price. Douglas Motor BuiH On Intefrity GrosHaa On Sep»lc« * DIAL 6460 . r e <50$, THAT B E A R BieiMGYOU A Jig Sales, 333 Main street. BOLTON—Building stone and flag- TRAP ALWAV6 BBANSK CHORCHES MOTOR SALES in 5C T T IN & IN WANTED -Waitress. Apply atone. A-1 loam, also rock drilling 166 HU)DLE TURNPIKE PHONE 7048 POORVUW*/ •0 Oakland St. Phone 2-9483 CORNICES and valance boards. person. Center Restaurant. and blasting. Bolton Notch Quar­ (Tustom built, choice of designs. ry. Phone 3-0617. Stanley Patnode 2941 CHEVROLET tudor sedan. A MIDDLE-AGE office worker. I*er- Mechanical and Auto Body Repairing fine ' mnnlng car. Has new. tires Phone 2-3524 from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. manent position. Must be good ROYAL CORONA porUble, Smith and new radio. Very clean Inside typist, small offlc*. pleasant aur- DO YOU NEED A and out. Ful' price $495. For Corona Standard typewriter and Painting, Prompt Service MANCHESTER Upholstering Oo, roundlnga and congenial asso­ adding machines. Used machines BY LB8U1 TURNER 4saW9BStraUon come to Clarke MlaJ Got A Uft Re-upbolsterlng. draperies, slip ciate*. This opportunity should sold or rented. Repairs on all WASH TUBBS ' Motor Solea, Broad atreet Phone Written Guarantee Termi covers, 48 Purnell Place. Call 2 appeal- to an East Hartford or makes. Marlow's. VOUmHDU NOLViMOkaf B-MU. Open evenings 'til 8. 9531. Open evenlnga. Manchester lady. Apply at Noble TRUSS? MEAN Mar# fTNmOIM, * Westbrook Manufacturing Co., aroavaaourr or telephone 8-2181. FOR SALE—Used Venetian blinds. Banish Fatiira« With YOua Mctau#' Phone 2-4259. MMta*cR#moB PARENTS’ Institute ha* two per­ Expert Car* W lARJAT manent openings for aerloua OTVtoi ■ERCURY CONVERTIBLE minded women to Intenriew ONE TWIN Baby carriage, one SPECIALIZING IN Ovssdili*. young mothers In Manchester baby tender. Call 3-3525., If yoo ar« over fifty and feel ninety->the canae of yonr area. Only women who must earn ALL WOOL pieces for cbtldren'a CUSTOM BUILT HOMES fatlfne ia lack of proper anpport for yonr mptnre. . . $60 a week and can work 9 to 1 alacks, $1.75 . $2.95; aklrU 90c- GENERAL CONTRACTl^ oapert AKRON MODERN TRUSS FnTEKS auaranlee dally need apply. Write Parents' $1.75; coaU $2.50-$4.95. Cromp­ IT 1895 lastltuts, Inc., Box G, Herald. REMODELING AND REPAIRING their i^orfc. Free Informatian la yonr* a^onV atore— ton pinwale curduroya $1.49 yard. Colonial Remnant Shoppe, 115 I FREE ESTIMATES ^ Wivat* PittInK Room— ExperietiMd Attendants. PART-TIME cashier. Apply State Center street. MORTGAGES ARRANGED m ~vi :oeop Theater, Manchester. ,5 :r . ^ l«am5. PARKER Shot gun. Also 4-10 .R A TE S IS Stevens and 7:62 custom sportsr ^ ERNEST A. RITCHIE WHY MOTHaas s (rr I INTERROPTED’ Read Herald Advs. rifle. Will '\rade.-for power lawn QUINN’S PHARMACY I* t lS 8 mower or n-Otorcycle. Phone 2- 15 r.IBERTY ST. TEL. SI72. MANtHESTER 9927.

]■ ■ -.1 carrisd out by Uis girls thsvsslvsa Get th^ Alnside Story** with a Chest X-Ray! Most Active with thsirisadeni aver rsady with guidsnes. A mothsr-dsugbtsr supper, bald In conjuctlon with tw li.'Sjt ers may play any card game they group will combine forces In con­ planned by the girls themselves citizenship, these girls a n being had been cooling on the Legion Unity Periled Asserts Radio day sewing meeting tomorrow at Wish. through a "Court of Honor” which BROTHERS Plan on Reich the church beginning at ten o’clock. ducting a rummage sale Tuesday, trained for the futun as good hall's back porch awaiting October 31. In Cooper hall of the actually la an executive board mothera, good homemakers, good TEL. 5135 start of the social program.’’ South o f Red Border Luncheon will be served at noon The Hartford Chapter of the elected to office by the troop. at whatever job they take, which for a small fee. South Methodist church. Mrs. Those were Police Chief Wil­ Hint Country May Soon Red Broadcast Says :1' r A.M. Society for Management Advance­ Carl Hlldlng, tel. 2-0723: and Mrs. Judge John J. WaUett Troops throughout the town and la ■ one of the principles of Girl Derides Red Proposal liam Mulcahey’s first orders ment will hear Saul M. Silveratein, Emil Dickinson, 6408, head the nation operate on this democratic Scouting throughout ths nation. last night to 26 American Le­ Rsni Be Split in 'I'wo Like Seoul, Oct. 25 (A5 South Ko- . The Sixth veered northwest at Coinniunist Forces president of Rogers Corporation, committee, and will endeavor to Two years ago Probate Judge principle stressing good citizen­ The present officers of Troop For Establishment of gionnaires who had just re­ rean troops thrust within 32 miles ■ lluichon, taking the shortest route ONLY ship. « dir ::usa the adaptation of the Ruck­ have articles called for If donors John J. Wallett won overwhelm­ Two ars: Eleanor Pandera and Single German Govern­ ceived badges for graduating Reich; Russians Re­ of the Mstichurlsn border tonight ; to the border-marking Yalu river. Move to Free Tibet­ will notify them. 'ITie Girl Scouts of Troop Two Tyra Flndell, patrol leaders: Jean er Incentive Plan to his company ingly in an election in wiiich he from a Clril Defense police In the drive to end the war. Its route was carrying the ROKs SHOE REPAIR at the chapter's dinner meeting develop new skills by earning mer­ Luckingham and Pauline Cormier, ment ; Hits Soviets course. verse Federal Orilcr Red Koreans fled in ox carts away from Kaiiggye. reported new ans from ^Oppression' Oct. 26 at the Silo, Farmington. Merry-weds of the Second Con­ gained his first term of office as it badges. They may leam how assistant patrol leaders; Avard But the culprit was nowhere and afoot before five northward command headquarters of Red Ko­ judge after serving nearly a quar to make a bed properly, drive a gregational church will have a Huestis, spribe; Barbara Martlij, Washington, Oct. 25—(4>»—Sec­ to be found. Vienna, Oct. 25 (>15 —Conimu- driving Allied divisions. j rean Premier Klin II Sung. Tokyo, Oct. 26—(jp)—Radio Peip­ The Edgar Group of the South ter century aa clerk of the PrO' nail, paint a picture, how to care tnasurer; Joyce King and Anna GflRTIIERS (The Air Force said In Washing- I ROK Troops Take I'nsan ing broadcast today that ChIneae Hallowe’en party in the church T77 Main Si MancKrtlrt. Conn. 7-144I ntat newspapers openly threstened SPECIAL bate Court under Judge William for a child or to find her way. Howath, color bearers; Cynthia retary of State Acheaon deelarqd Methodist W. 8. C. 8. will meet to­ vestry tomorrow evening at eight today that Austria might be split ton that anti-aircraft fire from the ' The ROK Eighth Division, push­ Reds are moving on Tibet, mid- morrow evening In Wesley hall to S. Hyde. At the present time, the i^rU are Lewis and Pauline Cormier, color today that where Germany Is con­ o’clock. Chinese Communist side of the ing rapidly nortliward, was 12 Aalan country aeldom aeen by work on tray decorating. Mrs. Next month Judge WaUett again working on the "Home Nurse” guards. Mra. John Bovie Is lead­ cerned the real need is for Rueeia tn two—juat like Germany —before Korean-Manchurlan border hit an j miles south of Hulehon. Phyllis Scranton and Mrs. Clara will be up for election. badge and are being given the Red er and Mra. George Turkington, C I O Drops long. American F-51 Mustang Fighter > The ROK First Division drove white men. All those who are working on His friends In both parties have Cross Home Nursing course by assistant leader. to start living up to past declara­ The threat came aa the RusslHns Miller will be hostesses. the Girl Scout house to house can­ tions rather than eeeklng new plane Tuesday. The plane was Into Unsan, 54 miles north of The Red radio said the purpose made plans for an active re-elec­ Mra. John Dormer, R. N. At the Wednesday countermanded an Austrian gov­ forced to land st sea. A spokesman Pyongyang and the same distance of the Chinese Cnmmunist advance vass are requested to attend a tion campaign, to be carried for- successful completion of this ones, however high-sounding. ernment order suapomling five The fifty-sixth Diocesan Coun­ meeting in Woodmff hall. Center In a 900-word statement min­ Taft-Hartley said the plane wa.s three miles southeast of Manehiirla. waa ”to free 3.000,000 Tibetans cil of the Girls’ Friendly .Society wrard to election day. course, they' will also receive a Pro-Communist district polloe south of the border when It was Intelligence officers at General from Imperialist oppression.” church, tomorrow evening at 7:30 Two years ago Judge Wallett Red C rov certificate In addition gling scorn and hard-hitting argu­ chiefs in Soviet sectors of Vienna. of the Episcopal Diocese of Con­ In order to get supplies and In­ ment, Acheson ripped at the So­ fired upon.) MacArthiir’s headquarters In To­ It did not mention the aise of necticut will meet Saturday in won on a promise that he would to their Girl Scout badge. A.M, Only ’ As All Issue It was a Russian action Just like Two U. S. Marine planes earlier kyo said reports that a .South Ko­ the C'hInese force, Ita deatlnation structions for the drive which wiU devote full time to the duties of Last year. Troop Two worked $5000 viet bloc's call last week end for this that was partially responsible New Milford, Conn. Two members be held next week. the Western Big Three to join were reported fired upon Mondsy rean force already had reached or whereabouta. of St. Mairy’s church hold office the Probate office, and that he on the Community Service badge In 1948 for the east-west split of but a Marine spokesman said they the Korean-Manchurlan border would conduct his court on a high as a troop badge. To attain this Russia In a four-point plan for es­ Berlin. Ruled by Lsuna Priests In the organisation: Misa Jennie The hooked rug, braided rug 9 A. M. to 12 tablishing “a democratic, peace- Taft Says PAC Action were not hit. "arc in error,” Nomadic Tibet ia ruled by yel­ B. Wind Is treasurer, and Miss and exemplary basis. During his merit award, they made surgical REWARD Chiefs Ignore Order The Republic of Korea Sixth Di­ There was no resistance, except and slip cover classes of the Y. W. term of office there has been no dressings at the Manchester Me­ loving, all-German eoverelgn gov­ low-robed Lamaist prieata. It cov- Hannah Jensen is co-chairman of In Ohio Due to In< The suspended police rhief.s still vision was reported closest to the for small arms fire In a few spots. era 470,000 square miles in the C. A. sponsored craft clae«es will question of his ability; of his many morial hospital, sold Christmas ernment.” were at their desks this morning. Holiday House, he held tonight at 7:30 at the Bar­ For information leading to He laid the call—issued at boi-der. It was fqur mlle.i West Nor was there sny evidence of a lofty Himalaya mountains and of­ decisions on intricate and apeclnl- seals to assist the national tuber­ creasing Support Giv' They refused to obey orders from of Mdemoktong and about 20 miles hlg convoy moving southward to nard school. Ized probate matters, only one culosis fund, served as aides at the arrest and conviction PLASTIC Prague after a meeting of Eastern ten Is called "the top of the Rev, Carl M. Helgcrsnn of the European Communist Foreign the Vienna police president anil the northwest of Hnlchon In north cen­ oppose the United Nations clean­ world." In winter It la almost In­ case has been appealed, and with the Mary Cheney library, sold re­ en Law by Labor Austrian Government to leave. Covenant • Congregational church . The Holy Innocents Mothers’ of person or persons tam MlnUtera with Soviet Minister • A tral Korea. up campaign. accessible by land approaches. will be the guest speaker at the in a short time that appeal was freshments at the Circus Benefit The Communist newspaper Circle will meet tomorrow eve­ withdrawn. for the hospital, and helped pering with, destroying Molotov—made no new approach The grave news of a possible If preaching mission at the North SCUFFLES to the German problem but offered By The Associated Press “Volkestlmme ” asserted today that new Oimmunlst inspired war in All Watches Tested On Our ning at eight o’clock at the home Attorneys and Individuals with Brownie leaders at their troop the Western Allies were "creating Methodist church at 7:30 tonight, of Mrs. Ann GledhIII, Taylor road, and stealing property and only a "return to old and unwork­ Senator Taft (R., Ohio) said to­ Asia, this time on the opposite H* will have as his subject, ’’The whom Judge Wallett has had court meetings. on American orders, a police force WATCH MASTER Talcottville. Several bicycle trips, overnight material belonging to the able proposale.” day the CIO’s Political Action side of China from Korea, swept Redeeming Work of Christ.” Rev. business during his "^erm have committee, trying to defeat him against the Austrlsn people.” Mexican Now Looms crossed party lines to'endorse his hikes and cook-outs have been en­ Answers Red propoesle Aslan capitals. and Mrs. James, R., B ell .of . .the. company. C p r . for re-election, has dropped the 'It will be seen,” threatened At New Delhi, the Indian For­ WHILE.; The industry committee of the ability and devotion to the Job. joyed by this grwnp of girts and Here are the main points of the the newspaper, “that If the order Wasafene eburcih will also assist Connecticut State Federation of Prague pronouncement and Ache- Taft-Hartley Labor act as an is eign Ministry aald It had reports in the service. . An active working member of they have visited Gillette Castle goes too far. it will risk not only YOU Worhen’s clubs Is planning a tour the Republican part.v. Judge Wal­ and Trallside Museum at Forest 37 aon’s replies: sue In his state. As Lie Successor of "certain troop movements and <3AUDET’S He made plain He attributed the security of Austria, but also of the BIgelow-Sanford Carpet 1. That the Soviet Union, Incuralona” by Chinese Reds along JEWELERS lett demonstrated In the last elec­ Park In Springfield, Mass. THEJARVIS Colorful plshllc prints the IdenI the unity of Austria.’’ WAIT Teachers of Zion Lutheran company. Thompsonville, Thurs­ As a member of Troop Two, eaeh Britain. France and the United this to what he cidled the "wide­ the ChIna-TIbet border. 891 MAIN STREET church school will meet this eve­ tion that he has personal, aa much utility nllppcr. Sizes: Small, 4-S, Joseph Fero, Manchester’s McIntosh apple king, who Is also president Majority of Police O.K. day, November 2. Members of the as political support for his office. trlrl ahares In and contributes to States join In a proclamation that spread support” the law haa won No Word of “ Invasion” (Aeroaa From St. James’s Chnrch) ning at eight o’clock In the parish REALTY CO. medium, 6-7, large, 8-9. among workingmen as well as the of the Ckmnectlcul I’nmolosical Sortety, Is shown abme at hIs apple Vienna police headquarters said Nervo G.in. Sl^ngth gggg S w itch Cosmopolitan club who are inter­ Judge Wallett is a Manchester the planning of all activities. Hol­ they will not allow remilitarization warehouse on Avery street, ronsratulatlng Miss Janyoe MIelke, of B)it it had no direct word of a house. 5 DOVER RD „ TEL. 4112 genei^ public despite Its denun­ this morning that Individual po­ ChIneae invasion of Tibet, where ested In the meeting are requested native, grad\iate of the Manches­ iday celebrations are planned and MAIN FLOOR of Germany. Durham, upon her seln-tlon as “ MUs f'onnccttcot Melntosh.” Miss lice under the pro-Communlst As U 9. and Kiissia to contact Mrs. Wallace G. Pajme. ter High school. Connecticut Busi­ Acheson—‘The only remilltari- ciation by union leaders aa a already winter anows and Icy “slave labor” act. MIelke, as ".Miss Connecticut McIntosh” will reign In this state aa chiefs were "refusing to obey or­ ness College and the Hartford ■ation In Germany has occured In t^ueea during National Apple Week under the spoasorahlp of the Po- ders.” Tangle on Issue in mountain paaaea would make travel Ae a co-author of the law, pasi- On Profits Tax by foot soldiers difficult if not im- The local Boy Scouts Air College of Law. the Soviet Zone where factories i^ ogloa l Society. Apple Week begins tomorrow and mntlaues The majority of Russian sector Squadron -will give an exhibition His conduct of the Manchester are producing arinament for East­ ed by the . Republican-controlled Closed Council Parley poatibie. 80th Congress in 1947 over Presi­ flirbui^ Nevemher 4. Tomorrow morning Mr. Pera will go to the police, however, were going about HALE'S of a miniature airfleld in opera­ Probate Court, and the condition 4 and 6 Cup ern European use, and where SO,- State Capitol to present a box of MiJntosh apples to Governor Ches­ their beats as usual. Neither Washington nor Hong THE MANCHESTER PUBLIC HEALTH tion ' following Friday night’s of his records have been pointed dent Truman’s veto, TUt has been Lake Success, Oct. 25 (4 5 -The | Flandrrs Says Lpgisla< Kong, a good oriental llatenlng labeled the No. 1 target of organ­ ter Bowles. Friday at the State Teachers’ ronvenllon In Hartford American Intelligence officers l -t ! meeting of King Dayid Lodge of to as a model of excellence by ^ ‘E M B E R S ” ' t nnttnaed on Page Foorteen) he will accompany “Miss Connectleut McIntosh" and the famous United Statee and Russia met on j post, had any report of a 8ino-Red ized labor in the November 7 con­ said as far aa they knew, the sus­ tors May Now Op­ move against the prieatty govern­ Headquarters Odd Fellows. The lodge will meet officials experienced in the field of apples will be distributed to the teswhers attending. pended police officers had Issued the Security Council battlefield I NURSINC ASSOCIATION at Seven oI.clock and the exhibit at probate law. Aluminum gressional elections. pose Excess Levies ment of Tibet. Taft set forth hie views In his no orders of a nature threatening again today to fight out the quea- FOR eight o’clock will be open to all the city’s security. The Peiping broadcast, heard in Odd Fellowra, Rebekahs, their weekly column for Ohio voters, tlon of keeping Trygve Lie as Tokyo, said t.h« Rvd Army’s "lib- St. Anne’s Mothers’ Circle will Are Usually Hot— Cut Building made public In Washington. He The recalcitrant five—who en­ Washington. Oct, 25—oC)—Sena­ HOLDS THESE CLINICS FOR THE USE familiea and friends. After the ex­ United Nations Secretary General. eratlon" mova waa dlaclos^ in a meet tomorrow night at eight Percolators said that in Ohio the CIO-PAC Proposes Creation joy Russian support—w’ere sus­ The closed door session followed tor Flanders (R-Vt) said today he dispatch from Chungking, China. hibit there will be a social hour o’clock at the home of Mrs. W. J. pended by the Vienna police pres­ and refreahnients will be served. O f Dance Halls haa taken full charge of the cam­ a last-minute Big Five conference has turned against an excess Reds CTiargn Imperl^sm OF THE PEOPLE OF MANCHESTER Kiniry. St? Center street. paign of his Democratic opponent. ident for firing several police esriler this morning to try for The dlapatch aald: Inspectors who declined to sign profit* tax and now favors another Joseph T. Ferguaon, "telling him agreement. "A polttteal mobillaaUon direc­ Of a New Stomach papers pledging cooperaUon with booat In regular cxrrporate Isvlea to But NOV-ember and C e a . what to aay and where to go” but The U. 8. reportedly Is determ­ tive to People’a (Commaslat) Araiy T Mfd a y •Tbnan and Adenoid at 9:30. NPA Ban Will Also he pdded: the CommuqIstA ined that -Ua shall remain became help pay for tpitoling dsfenab units, which have been ordered 99 Affect Race Trafcki '’Slgnlfleantly, however, they Tnb'hhr^a f^ s 'e d l« step down of hts whole-hearted support of the costa. Into n bet to free S,000,(X)0 Tibetans Korean War; Russia wants to He added he belives other legis­ Wadnaaday Second and last Wednesday of the month For Cancer Victims from Imperialist oppression and Well made famouz make perco­ And Bowling Alleys (ConttoMd OB Page ■) (OoBUaiMU oa Page Fourtasa) throw bim out for the same rea­ lators may. have had a aimllar to consolidate the national defenses Tonor dinie by appointment only at 10:00 A. M. DEC-ember Are Not! lator. Reg. 1JS8-1.49 \-alue. son. change of heart since Cjongresa of the western borders of Chins, Washington, Oct. iS— OPi—A U. 8. Is Behind IJe adjourned last month. HOMEMAKERS CENTER Boston, Oct. 25—(/Pi—A way tOAble from animal experiments, said An American source said: goTsnunsnt erackdowa on build­ create a new stomach for people Dr. C. Marshall Lee of the Univer­ Thera waa strong congressional (Continued on Pnge PoortoM) Wadneaday—Well baby at Y.M.C.A. from 2:00 to Missing Expert "We are 160 per cent behind Mr. sentiment then for an exceas So— get ready for these cold embers by In­ ing of amusement placet such as Gary Official who lost their own because of sity of Cincinnati College of Medi­ a 4:00 P. M. JARVIS raos tracks, dance halls and bowi- Lie. We shall not knuckle under to profits tax, and (Chairman George cancer was proposed today to the cine. , stalling Automatic Oil Heat in your home. ing alleys appeared Imminent to­ the Russians. To replace Mr. Lie (D-Ua) of the Senate Finance Range*, Refrigerators Quits Post Averican College of Surgeons. Disease Takes Big Toll Filed Big Claim woqld be a tacit admission that Thnyaday—4*ra-natal at 9 :90. ALUMINUM day. The new stomach would be Cancer of the stomach kills Committee aald yesterday that It May Revive CAN STILL DO IT Oil Heat “ Tailored” to suit YOUR particular Officials of the National Produc­ about 40.000 Americans each United Nations action In - Korea will be one part of . multi-billion Washers and All 9 ------made from the colon, the first was Illegal and we will never home and circumstances. tion Authority .said last night the part of the large Intestine. The year, and la one of the biggest dollar tax increase which he said Pdday—Cbeot at 9:00 by appointment only. order win come out this week des­ Giief Deputy Prosecutor appendix la located on this part of cancer killers. When cancer Is Atom Scientist Could agree to that Implication.” Ilea ahead. Price Props Other Appliances COLLENDERS Asked If the U. S. would cast Its pite protests from segments of the the Intestine. Collect 9500,000 from George Fredlrto Passage construction Industry. Resigns After Giarge Such an operation looks feasl- (Continned on Page Two) first veto to prevent the election Friday—Wen baby at hospital 2:00 to 4:00 P. M. Conversion Burners Boiler-Burner Units of anyone else, the source said he George, whose committos post e.JW .IUUaiM It win be. broad enough to pro­ U. S. If He Won Suit makes him one of the top tax Brannan Studies Means hibit the starting of new recrea­ Of Crime Collusion did not think such’ action would Complete Heating Systems C ca. hr necessary aince he doubted If spokesmen In Congress, forecast Of Increasing , Hog tional buildings by state, city and Washington. Oct. 25—(>P)— passage of an excess profits tax 6 8 federal agenclea these officials, Gary, Ind., Oct. 25—(J>)-Blaz A. anyone else could get\ the seven Lucas, Chief Deputy Prosecutor of New Accord Spurs Britain’s missing atomic aclentlst. affinnative votes neede|ilies for ^ 1951 who asked not to be named said. Dr. Bruno Pontecorvo, could col­ year at the latest, with the levy They did not disclose whether It Lake County whose disbarment The Security Council' recom­ Easy Payment Terms Arranged S quart with handle; 4 quart lect more than $500,000 from the made retroactive to the last half wlUMOt handle. Both aizeo foot­ win apply also to theaters and haa been asked by the Gary Crime mends a candidate for Secretary Washington, Oct. 26—(P»-i4iow Commission because of what it U. S, Government If all bis claims General to the General Aiscmbly, or the last quarter of 1950. ed. Reg. 89c value. night clubs. Europe Army Plans for delevopment of the A-Bomb much meat Americana eat next Act On Oil Bottleneck said was collusion with crime, of­ which then elects him. The Coun­ Flandera told re;K)rteii, how­ year and what prices they paf for fered today to resign. were allowed. cil has been tied up for three weeks ever. that he will propose to HOMEMAKERS CENTER NPA advanced the idea at a con­ Aa you doubtless know. Ponte- It may hinge upon deciatons to be ference writh building officials last Lucas sent a letter to the pros­ now because of the 8ovlet-U. S. George that in lle\i of an excess made by Secretary of AgriclOture MANCMEsfea__rELCi>MONe 9iss MEN’S 100% NYl 6 n ecutor, Ben Schwartz, tendering corvo haa myterioualy rilaappear- battle over 'another term for Lie. profits tax Congress should con­ week, arguing that It would con- See Bigger Force Or­ ed. Reports from Rome—so far Brannon within tbe next few aerve materiiUs needed for defenie hIs resignation. The Crime Com­ Pay Recovery Britain, Norway and Yugoslavia sider raising the top Income levy weeks. mission has alqo asked disbarment ganized M o It Quickly unconfirmed—aay he anGrab George . also foresaw the poaal- and the food Industry generally .m the shipment of oil, gasoline and Ucs." c u lm s T o ta l $10,900,000 food to the ajmed forces. It al­ banded together for defense blllty of another general tax hike, agree that the defense program Belraaea Tape Reeordlngs FBI Disproved It They have filed claims for; saying the nation’s growing mili­ lowed priority rating for manu­ against CTommUniat armed might, $10,000,000, ip the U. S. Court of will boost employment and con­ He still has a few homes le fL ^ o m e s which facturers of oil drums and pietal The Crime Commission Is head­ may be able to create a bigger Gotham Hoods tary program will make it neces­ sumer buying power. A larger ed by the Rev. Bernard Spong. It Cnalms; $900,000. in the Atomic sary to raise more revenue. He THE HEW can be .purchased with only five per cent down food containers. Lsuicaster, O., Oet. 25—(F) — force and do It faster than their Energy Oommiasion. • ------than normal portion of buying made public yesterday a trans­ military planners have hoped. did not speculate on Its provisions. power may be spent at food stores The agency planned to Issue, too, cription of tape recordings which Reprcaentativs W’aKer B. Brehm The Court of CHaims ault was plus closing costs. Do not mjss this oppor­ This prospect, cheering to a filed August 21. Nothing baa hap­ Acting Mayor Hears Re­ StiU Need More Money because of the prospect of smaller it said were obtained through (R-Ohio) last night branded a "The successes in Korea do not Seeonda of regular 1.60 njion (Continned on Pngs Fsnitsen) nervous wrestem world, developed pened there yet. A preliminary re­ tunity. Pay the Jarvis organization a visit secret microphone-installed In Lu­ salary recovery suit filed by a for­ today out of the opening aesalon port by an Atomic Energy Oom- ports of Terror Tac­ remove the necessity for addition­ (Oeatlaaed oa Page Fetir) Please M X . AU full colora. Sizes 10'/. cas’ office In Gary. al taxes,” George told newsmen. today. to l i . . mer woman employe as "thh moat yesterday of the Military commit­ mlasion board doubted the validity The transcription was taken to cockeyed thing I ever heard of." tee of the North Atlantic Treaty of the claims, but no final action tics Slated for Nov. 7 "We cannot afford not to go ahead * the Indiana Attorney General J. MAIN FLOOR' The .former employe, Mra. Clara organisation. was taken. alth strengthening our defenses— Emmett MacManamon. 8oUday,,.7S, a Logan. O., widow, It resulted, esaentislly. from A lawyer for the scientist, Law­ New York, Oct. 28.—(F)—Mem­ and that costs money.” Judge Orders News Tidbits TTie Oommiasion statement said: .aaked recovery, of 87,340. 4>tua -an- three-’things: rence J. Bernard, gavs a reporter ory of a four-year-old clscUon day He said that In-the Interests of Culled From ^ WIt m ^,,. "An astounding .zeoord - o f -con- additional $10,000 as "punitive Aam- 1. The urgent pies by Ameri-' this background; murder sent police swooping ■ p ^ the bill Congress Is sched­ Take N ote! 'veHatiems betwaen the deputy can General Omar Bradley to the The acientista were together at down on dives and gang hangouts uled to consider next month muat Sanity Test fflERaiRY agee” In the suit filed yesterday in m prosecutor, his chief, other public .3 -Howr6ol« ' Fairfield Ckiunty (Tommon Pleaa committee for actioh now to bring the University of Rome back In last night and today under orders be confined to an excess profits "I" - Secretary o f State Acheaon says ofiTlcials, gamblers and hoodlums Into being an Integrated land, tea the '30s. Seven of them shared to arrest every known hoodlum In tax, designed to drain off any ex­ were recorded on the tapes now in Court here. $2,000,000 is being made available The congreseman has represent- N ^ York City. cessive war profits Into the Fed­ Ruling Follows Murder wiiii nee/ drive MEN'S to Tugx>alavia to kelp buy food possession of the Crime Cdmmis- (OeatiaBad ob Piaga Fsortoea) (OeatlBsea ea Page FeurteeB) Scores of gamblers, vagrants eral treasury. - needed Immediately because of Sion. #d Ohio’s 11th Congressional Dis­ A $4,700,000,000 Increase in In Indictment Against trict in south csntral Ohio, for and petty criminals fiowed Into 1 WILL CLOSE ' crop failure . . . Mark H. Bkodee, Tell Own Story police stations—mostly in Man­ dividual and corporate taxes was WOMEN'S president of Hartford parklqg ."They tell eloquently, in their sight ystrs. He 1s a candidate for hattan—qlogglng cells and threat­ voted by Congress before It ad­ Killer o f Psychiatrist meter firm, being sued for $58,000 own unedited'aroiids, the story of re-election November 7. ening a worse jam later tn the journed last month until Novem­ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 in allegedly impald commiselons ths depths to which law apforcs- Waata $7,849 day. _ ber 37. An effort to write an ex- New Ifavan,. Oct. 85—(JPi— A CHILDREN'S by F. ^ Stanley o f New Hartford, mant haa sunk in'Laha Coitefy,’ a Mra. Soliday, who has been Ilvlhg The orders came from Acting ease profits tax into the Mil failed. Superior Court judge haa ordered takes witness stand for first time News Flashes story with few parallels tn Amsr- in Washington, alleged that from w/ Mayor Vincent R. ImpelUtteri, The lawmakers, however, In­ an examlaatlon at, Theodore A. at Middletown hearing . . . Panel This is positively the last day you can make lea, a story which sesms to indi­ January, 1945, until January, 1949, (Lata Bollatlas atmam WIN) who said he had "alarming re­ structed the tax-wrttlng oommlt- TTent-Lyon, 87, acieuaed of slay­ qf New, York high school seniors cate that 4he law now la iadrolnls- athlle aha was on the congressional ports" that strong-arm methoda tecs of the House and Senate to ing a Tale psychiatrist, to deter­ SLIPPERS recommends equsJ court pcBsIUes payments on the 1950 Gub. tered on a bails of everybbdy’a in­ payroll. Brehm "wrongfully and were being planned to intimidate have such a levy ready for con­ mine vrtietber or net he is insane. for parents of youths who break fraudulently demanded, collected, voters in the red-hot city cam­ sideration at the brief poet-elec­ After a grand jury returned a traffic r«piIations In "hot rod” terest except the public’s. ‘Ths vicious story Is an in­ and reoeivad from her oqt of her Riot Breaks Out At Picket Line paign. tion ecaeion. The House Ways and first degree murder indictment automobllw. Means Committee plans to start against the young theologian yea- Checks to members will be mailed Nov. 27 Production ia resumed at Ameri­ credible tale which runs the gamut ■alary a total sum of $7,840.” Columbus, lnd„ Oct. 25— (jP)— Fisto flew and hair was pull­ "There muat not be another from Intercsasion in behalf at a Brahm, 81, who practiced den- Scottorigglo caae while I am may- hearings November- 10. George tarday. Judge Thomas J. MoUoy $ 1 . 6 7 pf’ can Cyanamid Oompany plant in ed as eight workers, inclutling at least one woman, broke ordered tbe sanity examination at Representatives on premises, comer Broad Wallingford after 10-day shut­ through a picket line at a struck plant here today with a fly­ The new 1951 Gub will open on the same day. q (OsBtiBiMd oa Page (OeatfaiMd oa Paga Twal (CoBltoDed N Paga Two) (finnUnued on Paga FeBr) tba request of the accused mah’8 down caused by what General ■) counsel, David E. Fitsgerald, Jr. Sl , Oliver Road, Saturday and Sunday from Manager P. B. Watson calls "wild­ ing wedge. The trouble occurred at the Radio Plant of Arvin ^very Pair Refolar Industries, Inc. Hie axamlnation wUl be made cat picketliw” . . . Honeymoon­ by "three reputable physicians” to ten tin darig. Visit our office at 6 5 4 Center St. 1.98 sad Blors ing Actor Errol Flynn falls and * 9 * . - ' > Hand-Dug Tunnel Last be appototod by the judge. THE l antiwi n, felta. fu r te k n a w . injures his back nitile benidtag Al Jolson Comes Home Dr. Bundle New Harvard Prefaasor (rsnging in prke from $10,600 to apoedbont in hartwr at ViUe- Under Oonnactieut law. if an Onaadiena. Hard o r aoft aMea. " Caabridge, Msssm Oct. 25— The Beaton Globe said accused is found insane by such y 1,300) can be sold through the Conn. State Housing franche. Franco . . . Walter J. an examination ha may be com­ Prograw, V.An F.B.A. or conventioBal mortgage. SHOES, MAIN rU)OB Donnelly, America’s' new -high For^, t h e Last Time toilay in a copj/righted story, that Dr. Ralph. Buhche, U. S. Chance to Save Coon Dog commissioner to Austrls, says Palestine mediator and Nobel Prize winner, lias been chosen mitted to a state institution for NOW ON USHAY AT OM NfOWitOOMI mental patients until abls to SAVINGS BANK time la “not yet appropriate” for Professor of Govemment at Harvard Unfveraity. Dr. Bunche. UN to dlifaai Austrian treaty. HoUywood, O ct 85—{iP>—Al Jol-A Tha body arrived by plane lata Bedford. Ind.. OcL 86— Aalsst night Then it struck bad- stand trial. yeeterday and tha flower-dnped grandson of a alave, ia the flrst Negro to hold, a Harvard hand-dug tunnel appeared today rocl(* Calls Trsat-LoroB laaaae •on is honM for tha last tUna to­ ntsgeisld pNaentsd to tbs OF MANCHESTER Treasury Bsisace day. esaket was taken to a mortuary tn College professerskip. " to he the last chance for possible Delbert Stoarart, PraaidaBt of * e a rescue of "Old Bob," a ooon dog the flrm, said no moN oould ba court rteord that Tnab-ldroa waa Jarvis , Enterprises The cantor's boy wboaa vote# a a q i^ griqvlng proceaaibn. conflnsd aa a mental patieBt - la thrilled millions will lie in his eu^ Mtrp. JoUon—the- ■inger's fourth trappM In a hillaide cave for mora done by naachlnery except to elegr 5 DOVER ROAD \ 654 CENTER STREET Washin^fton, .Oct. 84— iF)—'Hie Sikorsky Asaodate Dies the spo; for abovalara at the and tha Middletown aUto Boapltal tar A Mutual Savingg Bank poslU'M of the Treasury Oct. 8$: urban Endno realdenea aa trienaa wife, the former Kbrie Oalbrattb— Bridgieport, Oct. 25— Boris P. I^bensky, 65, long­ than a week. ' PHONE 4112 GORTIIEItS was too stricken to meet the alr^ A bulldozer sent to the spot by of the rock stN ta.' more thaa two fooant years and S’ ...... Nat budget recelpta, $16S.388,> pay thalr final raepecU. to tha time aasodate of Igor I. Sikorsky in the development of air- Men and mqghlnaa worked late a report by a peyddatrM wfw 616.88; bU^et expenditures, $91,< g r ^ entertainer who died Mon­ borne cortege. A gnnip of two the 8U »e City Oonstruetlon com­ day night In 'a San Franclaco hotel idanes, flying boats and helieoptcra, died today in his home, pany took 10 feet of dirt off ths Slfi.807.94; cash balaaet, $4,861, hUWds aboN tha cava antraaca $98,786-8$. I room. (OsnllqBad an Fags VUteSB) 5895 Main street, Stratford, \l-

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