u ■ ■ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1951 Make a Date to Save a Life—Bloodmohile Here Tomorrow ^iS H T T E E N ^ n r l ;p 0t(r ^ r n i t t s l^eraUi Mr. and Mra. John MUIar of S74 ' Mtmbors of.the local Amaricaa The Little Flower of Jesus In use by an increasing number of Average Daily Net Preee Run Mothers Circle will hold Its Christ­ hospitals throughout the state. The Weather Hartford road have beard from Legion Boat are roquestod by Alter Hospital Tor tho WoMc BMtag .^^^li^jWTown • their son, CpI. Durward J. Miller, Commander Cheater Hogan to mas party tomorrow evening at 7 PaUenta will now lie charged for Deeemhor S roN ceal ef V. B. Wi that he has arrHrod in Fairbanks, moat tonight at 7 o’clock pt the o'clock at the home of Mra. Austin the actual work done for them by Oister, t Harvard rogd. Festivi­ tha laboratory In place 'of the ’ K m. Walter Tim mini of, 7 Ford Alaska. CpI. Miller enlisted laat W. P. Quiah Funeral Home to pay Rate Methods their reapacta to the lata Captain ties Witt begin with a ba)ced ham former flat fee wplch waa baaed Extra Special Value! ' . 10,417 H««w aqaalla toMglit, eaWdf «tiWt-w«a admittwl m • paUAit year. Hla addreaa is; Cpl. Durward on an average. J. Miller, AF, 11306110, Box OS, Richartf Brannick. Membera are supper. Members are also remind­ Mesnhar of Om Andlt Thuraday—Fartly to tt»' Hartford HoiplUl laat ed to bring gifts for exchange. wook. Mar huaband wai admitted 5001 St., Maintenance Squadron. urged to wear their Lagion caps PatientH lo Pay Actual Under this system It will coat Bateau of CIreuIatloxa hriak wiaOk as s patiaat on Sunday. Mra. Tlm- APO 731, c;o Poetmaater, Seattle, and unIforma. thq patient requiring only routine Manche$t«lr— A City of Village Charm Wash. Miss Valerie Bolduc, whose mar­ Laboratory Work In- lalmratory work less than former­ THIS G. E. IRONER atBs la gottlixr alone well. The Joy Circle of the North riage to William Sagilo'will take ly, while patients requiring exten­ Methodist WSCS will hold a place Jan. 2 in St. James' Church, Btead of a Flat Fee sive laboratory examinations will The Stanley ^Toup of the South The troop committee of Boy _____ _, i REGULAR $97.50 VOL. LXXI, NO. 62 (Claaalfled Advertwag oa Pago 3ei BIANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 12.1951 Scout Troop 112 will meet tonight Christmas party In the church was honored recently with another pay for the services they receive, (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—IN f ^ i / sSECTIONS) PRICE FIVb CENTflC M etM tat WSCS wHl meet tonight surprise miscellaneous ' shower, A new method of charging for the charges in the latter cases not at 7l45 In the ladles pMlor for Its instead of tomorrow night at parlor tomorrow afternoon at 2 Camp'Johnson In conjunction with o'clock. Santa Claus la expected given by her aunt, Mrs. Arthur laboratory seriice has been put In­ to exefied a fixed maximum. SPECIAL.............. • I tie annual Christmas psrty> Hostess- In person and every one attending Laney, Miss Carmela Dellarippa to effect at Manchester Memorial As formerly, the Connecticut M will be Mrs. Helen tJownlng. the regular troop meeting, at and her mother. Mra. Florian Bol­ Hospital, .according to Superin­ Blue Cross, accordingi to the terms Mrk Alice Stoclis, Mrs. Qlad>i which the new charter wHl.be re­ Is asked to bring a 25-cent gift ceived. All troop members will for bis pack. 'Hostesses will be duc. at the Bolduc home, 31'^ tendent William P. Slover. of the policy, will continue to pay Meyer, Mrs. Virginia Feirla, Mfa. Mrs. Louise Syymour, Mrs. Edith Charter Oak street. About 20 The new system, which has been laboratory coaU to patient mem­ Jean Johnson. Mra. Sertha Mc- meet at the West Side Rec at 6:45. relatives and friends attended. The approved by the hospital Board of bera Fadyen and Mrs. Hamel Miinsie. at which time those who do not Wetherell and Mrs. Annie Sloan. have cars can arrange for trans­ Mrs. Bernice Chappell will have center of attraction on the buffet Trustees and the Medical, Staff, is charge of the program. table was a beautifully decorated Court Manchester, Foresters of portation. two-tiered shower cake. General Manager George H. Waddell Die^ America, has called a summon.s SIT-DOWN TO IRONIi The Republican Town commit­ ^ *T meeting for tomorrow to nominate Center Church Mothers Club will meet tomorrow evening at tee will omit Its December meet­ SI. Mary's Guild will have its TOYS HALE'S and elect officers for the ensuing ing. The Republican Women's annual Christmas party Thursday | term. A good attendance Is hoped 8:15 with Mrii, C. O. Simpson at the parsonage for a Oiriatmaa Club will have no meeting In De­ In the parish house, with luncheon | for. Anthony Liipacchlno Is the cember. For the January meeting at 12:30. FIfty-cent gifts ihay be I Small Dtposir Helds Headquarters Succumbs Suddenly This Morning present ohlef ranger. | party. they expect to have as, guest brought for the grab bag. I ’ speaker John Mather Lupton of FREE DELIVERY IN TOWN PUR EASYI FASTI f Naster Denies ^Tax Fix Try Public Servant Weston, candidate for nomination as U. S. Senator. LOW COST! ^ v\ The Boy Scout Board of Re­ TOYS FERNDALE For the Biddies. view will meet tomorrow night at Across From High School Probe Told Allies Spurn Red Clark Told 7:30 at the Lincoln School. Mel Over 35 Years Longfellow, advancement chair­ Arthur Drug Storts 1095 5laln St.,—Manchester man, expects unit advancement Large ABaortment 7 A. 5I.-1I P. 51. men to be present Of Favors Caudle Is Manchester todikv mourned the lo,48 of General Manas«r Prisoner Proposal George H. Waddell who died at hi.q home at 465 Porter atreat about 5:30 thi.8 morning from coronary thrombosis. His sud­ By Caudle Munsan, Korea, Dec. 12— ‘ treated and for refusing to say Indiscreet den and unexpected death brought to a close a brilliant career. how many prisoners they hold and that mimhrird .15 years last Or.-* - (A*)—A new Red plan for ex-! where. Washington, Dec. 12— changing prisoners of war| Charlotte, N. C., Dec. 1‘2— lober as a piihllc servant for the ___ The Reds have Mid they would <A*)—The Charlotte News town. He had been away from hla, I 'h f T B « I (yp>—Attorney General Mc­ and an Allied compromise fo r. supply the information only after offire the past two daya for a short; l/~ Q Ranges. Refrigerators Grath and FBI Chief J. supervising a Korean truce' the AlUea agree on a blanket ex­ said toda.v that Tom C. Clark, rest after suffering a slight heart C a a B o -/* JL Washers and Al! Edgar Hoover met with with neutral observers fell on change. Tha.v kept this stand In then Attorney General, waa attack Sunday morning. President Truman at the cold shoulders today. th'eir five-point plan. advised by the FBI of “in-’ Dr. George A. F. Lunberg, the DOUBLE Hie number of Allied troops in discretions” by T. Ijimar general manager'a attending physi­ iJM Other Appliances White House today amid Thr United Nations command cian, said Waddell has had this Sheekey to expressed fears publicly for the Red bands has been estimated at Caudle as U. S. Attorney in indications the President from 98,000 to 139,000. The UN heart condition for about 20 years first time that the Communists North Carolina before Cau­ and was under treatment for the ttaJW .IU U COM el will act soon to counter tax might not give up all the prison­ Mys It holds betwMn 120,000 and GREEN STAMPS acandal testimony flooding 135,000 Chinese end North Ko' dle’s nomination July 18, past two weeks since suffering ers they hold. nimllsr sKack. Dr. Liindberg and Fill Office Say goodbye to irnning blues! Iron in comfort with this beautiful from Capitol Hill. The fear was expressed in turn­ rean Reds. 1945, to he an assistant At­ The only new factore introduced torney General. Dr. Oernrd R. Miller were sum- — .. Given With Cash Sales All Day Wednesday G-F. tit-down irnning combination. You'll be aurprited how caiy ing down a five-point prisoner ex­ moned this morning. T^e general Kngineer James A. and fate ironing can be . with profesiional-looking rcaulis Washington, Dec. 12—(A*) change plan advanced today by: in the Red plan would be to ex­ During House hoerings. in '"fft dirts fsir k h fttwllsf rtsm wkts wt twifcitrf is change prisonera In groups at Washin^on yesterdsy. It was manager had died when they reach- . j . i. J SPECIAL too. The carriage table gives you ' right-height'' ironing . sit J —Bert K. Naster denied to- Cpmmunist negotiators at Pan- * ed thS home a few minutes after Snccke.V today waS appointed fist Arfssllc T rifh Ntsllsf Oil." down on the beautiful chromium-built chair — it'a well padded, munjom. The Red proposal still PanmunJom, the sick and wound' brought out that there was cer­ 5:.10. actitiR General Manager of covered with maroon or gray plastic in basket-weave pattern. : day he ever tried to get called for release of all prisoners. ed first, under Jqint Allied-Red tain "derogatory . Information,” Born Here ALL Sc CANDY I money from Abraham Teitel- The UN insists on a man-for-man supervision.