nUDAY, FEBHUABY 18, 1949f T h tW a a tk a r >AG£ SUTEJMI .\vtrag« DrUt N at PrsM Rrh rofoesM of C. k WaathMT • s m m For tko llostli ot Jsssary. 1846 Soma tilisD oroa aai vary hUM Civic Orchestra tUo sitofoos ; doafy sa6 m4M The omcera o f the Mancheeter Brownie Leaders I n R o U u y - P l t Y . 9,680 DIatrict Boy SMuta W*n r ^ t to­ To Speak Here toUooro6 br rata baalghk — **ni About Town night at 7:80 UFtHoodrufT MaU. Discuss ProjecU To Assist Choir Manch«tt«r Photographtra Masabor a t by SMfsjr afteraooa. _ _ _ _ _ • Boissa a t < Mancilealer— 'A City of VUlaite Charm Ttw O o t ^ €iub wto serve y i — Suaaa Truetenitser, daugh­ Tha Manchester Clvle Orchestra e hsm supper st bs®® - ter o f Mr.' and Mie. Mauri(» Members of the Browmla I-ead- VUl Join with the Central Baptist Will Hov« An Imporfon^ 6:45 tonight et^ S e TalcottvUle ers' Association met at the home (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENT'S *PrustMiitMr of 22 Pholpo Rood, church o< Hartford, in presenting (Ulsaataad Advortialag aa Pago I f) MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1949 ConsreKStionsl diurch. haa recently been appointed Aa- of the president, Mrs. Francis ”Tbe Passion” by Joseph Haydn, VOL. LXVUI., NO. 119 ■oclate Editor of Quill, the college Larson, last evening for their on April to (Palm Sunday eve­ Announcement To Moke The Drill Teem of the DeughterS newepaper, at Ruaoel S a ^ College monthly meeting. ning) aUtha church. The Sanctuary of Ub^y. 12^ UJIi 5 In Troy, New York. Mlaa Truaten- Mrs. Charles Hamilton of the choir will sing. T r ip le t s H r v b Fancy Birthday Cake reheerssl Saturday afternoon at z Itzer, a Sophomore, is LeglslaWve Council, substituting for Mrs. John The orchestra and choir will be Feb. 28 Wotch For If. o’clock in Orenge Han-._ . Council representative from her Pickles, Juliette Low member, conducted by Welter M. Reneker, gave an interesting resume of Mrs. Report Advice Given residence house and is a member minister of music at the Central Danger Zones New of the chapel committee. Low’s life. Thla was to help the Baptist church. Several years ago. leaders- plan their Juliette Low meetings during * March, which Mr. Reneker conducted thla work The organist at .the funeral of hi will be visited by Mrs. Pickles or with the ' Providence Symphony Miss Mary McCon\ille w:as Miss Mrs. William Crawford. Several Orchestra. Setup for Soviets^ DR. ELMER DISKAN Jane Nackowski and not Miss Mc- Rehearsals by the local orches­ Bishops of Hungary suggestions were made about col­ cusky, as published yesterday. lections for the fund, and much tra will start Monday evening at HAS R ^ ^ M E D enthusiasm was shown for the the local Concordia Lutheran The Odd Fellows will exemplify project, which will benefit the In­ church. ON WOOL RUGS In Berlin’s Center the Third Degree on a class of four ternational Encampment. .I t is hoped that many local in- REGULAR OFFICE candidates tonight. .Supper will be The representative to the Coun­ atrumentaliata will be interested lAND BROADLOOM To Agree With Reds served at 6:30. cil's March meeting will be Mrs. in this Palm Sunday event. ’ r o o m 'SIZE AND W ALLTO.W A 1X HOURS Larson. All Pedestrians «nd Loi- Reatlv ______------y ___ _ ^ _ The Marv McClure Group of the I The leaders will Join wrlth the / Second Congregational church | Scout leaders and Council at the Carpets Repaired Expertly terers Banned Weari , will meet tonight at eight o'clock ' liiformaiils .\$sert Card­ Pot Luck supper to be held at Loretta Heskalnk Control Points; Di- T o T 6 l l O t l l C r S [Diagnosis Task Four Deaths at the home of Mrs. H. Kingsley Rev. Emeet Gordon Center Church house. March 9. inal TliiMhzpiily Let- Kuhney, 102 Henry street. INSURE Mrs. Laison and Mrs. Edmond Wall known in local thaatrlca vided Berlin A ls o The Rev Ernest Gordon, pastor Morancey will serve on the supper Loretta Moskaluk will . apt>ear as v n tk Manchester Carpet Center ler, WrillPii After Group D of Center church, Mrs. In Grip of S c a re ^ Form of Pact Must Be Done Lfiid tp Use James Elliott and Mrs. Arnold of the Talcottville Congregational 1 comm its Hilda Manners, hotel secretary, in HcKlNNBY BROTHERS 80S 81A1M STREET ^ ■ TELEPHONE 8*4Stt Bonded Memoriah the revival of the hUarious farce Conviction, Urges D if­ Newman, co-leaders, will hold a church will speak to the Men s F ei-, have all future Real Batata aad lasaraeoe **At The TatapUM^-e-Hear Ptaiehurst Oroeety On Currenev S w itc h covered dish supper, Tuesday eve­ "Room Service” by John Murray aaa m a im r t . t b l . am Bv March 1 si Of Qfiemical ferences Be Conipro- OONNBCTICt'l lowshiphKlvyoUty group of the - Nazarene-- .I 1meetings 1 1 V**» ••• the Aening— ------m at ' 8 and Allen BoreU to be presented Holds Encouraging Ses* VAIXET ning, February 22, at 6i30 o'clock, church, 466 Main street, tonight at o'clock, and Mrs. Arthur England^ / Mrs. James Cragln and her com­ at the HoUlater School on Friday Berlin, Feb. 19— (/P)— Rus- | inised; .\djoiirn W ith- MBMURIAL CO. - . tv, uam.* Jf- of Deepwood Drive will and Saturday of next week. Loyal mittee are in charge of refresh­ 7:30 in the Parish House. i „ sis set up a No-Man’s Land Sion With Senate ; ^ . birthday cake la the whape of the numeral S at a party In ^ ‘‘‘* 8" f„i„. f'onBrrsaional i n t / rnrnn l Medical A . s s o - #Mit Reaching Deci­ ments arid Mrs. Louis Betko will to her friends at tha boUI Shd Relations Com- „t ManMlla_tylplet,. (right). However, au nine of youngv^r. *«t *n on the rating » ‘ he ^ T . Roeto 5. South Wladeor Rev. Gordon was interned by the ,neetlng, tinder this plan. Rosario, a waiter,* in particular, through the center of Berlin | present a program of recorded ^ ***^ '® *' L e ftln right: Frahk, Gregory and Paul Blerrw, eight: Charlr*. Faith and Richard Cook, three; Committee Goes to ^ialion Blame* Lith­ sion -\fler .Meeting Teigahoae Hartford -S^OdtS Japanese for three years and paas-j ------she haa a difficult time keeping toda.N' after several border (,\P wlrepMoto). music as the group folds surgical i n i t t e c o n A l l i a n c e Jndltk and J e u Manzrlla who were celebrating tbclr eighth birthday. jt --- ReHilssna Maaeheeter 66t8 dressings for the local hospitaL ed through bitter experiences dur- ( ^ . c l c b r a t e S her heart from being broken by shooting incidents, including Work on Report S-nn/ ium (Jiloride, Substi­ ing that time. He was one of the | the dead-beat theatrical troupe at least two fatalities. “Dan­ j P.mlaphst, Hungary, I'eW. u u«y»ay^;jJ2j2; which baa taken over an ' ^ntire Washington, Feb. 19.—(O —Sec­ tute for Tfdde Salt 1 There will be a Fellowship din­ few who escaped with his life. Nelly Don ger zones” were established lyzing Ef’onom ie Sejrtip I in— i/Pj^Infcu-manls said to- ner at 7:30 tonight by the Luther­ All members of the Fellowship 4th Anniversary floor of the holstery. retary of State Acheson was re- Rankin Plans SuthoHsod Dealer Mrs. Moskaluk will hs remem- | arounaaround various. various Lonurui control pointspu.i.ta flnal: Fear Declines ilav .Fospf ('ardinal Mindszen- an Laymen's League—Central are urged to attend and are in­ News Tidbits Washington, Feb. 19 yF I.aw- Chicago, p'eb. 19 - /V, Fo il ROtnt OF AOC8 Connecticut zone at Christ ^ Lu­ bered aa the weeping housekeeper and all pedestrians and lo it e r -' propoaed North At- 'y lia« tii'gcd Hungary's Ro­ vited to bring guests. An interest­ The Friendly Circle observed its makers who have spentlwo weeks persons have died recently, the HONCMKNTS theran parish hall in Hartford. ing evening has been planned by in “Gold in the Hills", aa the moth­ CRAYON rrs banned. Called From Wires T o Get Vote man Fafholir hisliop.s "in fourth anniversary with a banquet er in "January Thaw” and numer­ lantlc alliance, after an "encour- In Argentine hearing bu.aine.as, lajjbr and farm American Medical association Chester F. Austin president of the Wednesday evening, February 16, stop and Inspect Tralllc rnm*‘ 111 an agi'Pt'mont” with Fellowship. Lunch will be served ous other Community Players pro­ These control points—already aglng’l acsslon with the Senate leaders disagree oyer the nation's says, after using lithi im chloride, at the The Old Town Hall Inn in ductions. "Room Servlcs” is being £>r. Ralph Bunche believes that 1 the ('ommunist - controlled by group 2 with Matthew McDon­ East Hartford. At the bualneM CORD s x n x strengthened by roadblocks of Foreign Relations committee. Stocks.Again On Pensions eronomic pulse^ow fare the job a substitute for tommon table salt, presented by the Rotary Club and iron stanchions amd paving stones The "encouraging" label came I chances Vor armistice agreement Hungarian government. .Ac­ ald as chairman. meeting following the dinner ar­ Community Players under the di­ of writing a /liagno.sis by March in seasoning foods. —are the places where the Com­ from Senator Lodge (R.. Mass.), ■ between Israel and Egypt are only ! cording to ihi.s ^ account the rangements were made for a food rection of Jean Moore, , Well-made cotton,with cord diagonal* 1. / I Tile U. S. Fof;d and Dr ,g ad- sale to be held March 5 at Hale’s munists stop and Inspect traffic one of the committee members ^ . ‘ "reasonably good” . . . Tass sa>s laidinal wrote i)i'e bishops a let­ ------1 ly worked in jacket. Green, brown, crossing from their sector to west­ Stock Market L o o k s that Rusaia's announced wltn- New anil Bitlerly-Con- Whethe/^the treatment will call numaliation haa oidered the store. The committee in charge who spent three hours with Ache- chemical willidiawn from the ter. urging that church-state dif­ Children and Mre. John Dewhurst gray. Sanforized. Sizes 10 to 20. ern-occupied Berlin. son behind closed doors yester­ _ _ ^ . drawal from UN World Health Or- for new^cnntrols as demanded by fer cnees be comproiiilsed, after he includes Mrs. Alfred Pratt, Mrs. Divided-Berlin, the vortex of the T o P e r o n Governmentwas because there are tested House Rule market. The administration asked AUTO GLASS Edmund Brown and Mra Michael was appointed to take charge. | day, suggesting ways to get President Truman and endorsed was coniictcrl Fei). a on ti'Osison Drawing for the centerpiece of east-west cold war, also is in the around a delicate spot in the BaekbreA on Demo- by labor and farm leaders, or for all pel sons who have purchased it charge.s and sentenccri to life im- Haberem. For Some Artion io IS'st” ,” a^and»-off poliev as advocated by to "stop using this dar.geioua INSTALLED It was also decided to have a spring flowers took place and the grip of a currency scare. Signs in­ treaty’s wording. tii i.sonmeni. creased that the Russians intend eratic I.ea cl e r sli i |i ytu-iness, remairs to be .seen. poison at oneb." Military Whist in April. Proceeds winner was Mrs. Albert Cervini. $ 1 2 .9 8 The secretary may lay before Halt Sharp Flung e er, 31. Denver, married last night The sources who reported this PROIWPT SERVICE Other prizes were won by Mrs. a new money switch here and in representatives of western Euro­ ____ _ I for second timi- to Eleanor Flem- O'Mahoney liivei > ie\va Three of the deaths occuiied in from this and the sale will be used Cleveland and one in Ann Arbor, development may not be Identifled CALL 3322 Robert Werner. MrS. William Gess their surrounding occupation zone. pean countries and Canada next „ .. w i ing. 27. who caused his at rest for Washington. I'eb. 19— e — 'A But Senator O'Mahoney i D . for the Newington Home for Crip­ ■ The Russians denied this, but Ger­ Buenos Aires, Feb. , „"e-m urder of Theresa Foster, Mich , the AM.A said. "There ia by name. They were described as pled Children and other charities. and M rs Frederick Heerde. week a proposed agreement ex­ new and bitterly-contested Hou.se Wlo. I. head of the .loint Congrea- rr.eni'oera of .sr>-railed "progressive The next regular meeting will mans living in the east sector re­ pected to offer a promise that the The Argentine stock market look- j jg^ Coiorajto univcrility co-ed, and one case in Baltimore that's aus- Mrs. Albert Cervini is In charge rule bsekflred today on the Demo- .'ional committee which has heard piciou)*,’ it said but F. A. Kuiff, Ca'holic which have not White Glass Co. be March 16 and member^ are ported restrictions had been placed United States will take measures j ed to the Peron government lo* ills wife en n ot now iMtify against experts and officials testify on the of the whist and she will be assist­ on buying to prevent a dumping Baltir/iore fond conti control ol diiectrir. i)*en so h.i:er in tiifir opposition 24 Birch St. Manchester ed by Mrs. Harold Tedford, Mrs. asked to bring clothing which to help maintain the security of day for some action to halt a him . . . Paul H. Smith. Universi­ eratic leadership as Repre.sentative economic situation, gave his views c l marks. the North Atlantic ares. ty of Michigan junior. Urea of pub­ said he did not know of any ill- to g..vernmenl rr.eas'ires. Open Dally 8 A. 81. To I F. N- Robert Kittle, Mrs. Evelyn Gil- along with candy will be given to sharp plunge in market prices. Rankin (D., Miss.) announced toflay: ntasc-a there resulting from the Help Keep Mias Jeanne Low. French teacher Other Developments licity and gives up idea of trying ‘ Inflationary pressurea are still 'If such a letter actually was budndlng Saturday mord and Mrs. William Gess. Curb on Going to War The exchange was closed today, plans to foree s vote on a vet­ chemical. He added the lithium written, it would represent a of the Manchester High school, to MYNETTE There were these other develop­ But there also will be a remind­ to out-est a hog . . . U. S. Army erans’ pension bin. with us " he told reporters. In­ Plenty Of Parking The Club voted to make yam substitute "la used quite frequent­ change of position by Cardinal stockings for the nursery at the be sent abroad. The Circle will ments: er that the United States cannot but Some tradiers feared new de- uj,j,j,ynceaannouncea in Bremerhsvenuremernaven thatinai The rule .was designed to pre­ flation. instead of lower prieei, On Premises 1. The Russians set the stage ly when ordinary salt ia forbid­ . Mindszenty. Before hia arreit Dec. Newington Home for Crippled pay the postal expMsea. go to war until Congress says so. - .__i u.,.« vent Republicens and southern may be In store for the nation. den." Common table salt la sodium Good Feet Healthy for what may be another "peace Acheson's associates reported Even the gilt-edgedU«TsTockY°"ha“v-^ stocks h* « married American woman ‘**'"*' in con­“"■ O'Mahoney said. 26 on cha.gea of treeaon, epyir.g DRESSES Demoerats on the Rules committee chloride. and bia.k market money dealings, offensive” gesture. The Communist that he felt some progress had , ,*?*'’** ****_!!: ^^^nruuinens nection with death of her new- from learning up to sidetrack ad­ Hearings over, the rommittee • Democratic Women's federation" Called "Highly Polaonnua" the cardinal strongly opposed a Specialized half size dresses. Design­ been made in his Ulk with the V , born baby are being withdrawn ministration bills. But P.ankin. a goes to work on a report analyzing! Dr. Morris Fisbbein. editor of handed to Soviet Ambassador 'V. senators. They said he was "high- ! over the nations economic po.si- for further study.' leader of • the Dixie Democrats, the eronqinic recommendations number of government mea.aurea, ed aiid proportioned for .the modem S. Seminov a message for Prime ly pleased” and saw in the session l tioin _ ____^___ _ ^ __ | made to Cohgreas bv Mr. Truman. The AMA Journal, said the aiib- in.-.iiiding nationalization of church Gerard C. Dennia, held in New said he will use it to bring his atance "is highly poisonous if a woman. Many women, particularly .Minister SUlln asking that the fresh indications that there is no Serlono Shortage of Dollars much-disputed pension bill before It hopes to haVf it ready b\ March achoo'.s In his final plea at the Rochelle as one of the greatest person la on a salt restricted diet. tr.al the Hungarian primate asked cool s o w in GI a m o u r Magazine those 5 feet 5 inches and under can’t Kremlin boss meet with chiefs of differenca of opinion over the The nation is faced with a seri­ the House on March 14. 1. ous shortage of dollars and other jewelry burglars on record, is said _ . _ , The lithium in such cases la re- that Divine guidance he grantetl wear regular dress sizes without' ex­ the other great powers "for peace­ part’s objectives. to have admitted that Hollywoqd f'onaidtred Too Expensive Broad Powers Sought tained in the bodv and causes the ful settlement of Intemstional foreign exchange. In the three h;s j .dges so that their decision KALI-STEN-IKS tensive alteration. If you’re such a The meeting gave 11 of the IS notables were his next Intended The ^House leadership does not The President asked for a aeries poisoning ‘ problems." Simil.vr messages were comniilteo members their first yea-rs since the Kar it spent more want the multi-billion dollar meas­ "may help a settlement at homo one, Mynette is for you. Roomier than a- billion dollars of the mccu- vicUms. . . Sick ex-shipyard work­ of broad peacetime powers, in- jjr. Fishbeln said the AM.A did and abroad." i sent to President Truman and the look at the wording of the pro­ ure considered at this time because eluding pnee, wage and materials not know hqw widely the product Check These 4 Features Of KALI-STEN -IKS through the hips and specially propor­ prime ministers of Britain and .ihulated credits of $1,722,000,000 er disgruntled over failure to get posed agreement. Thw were told b«ocldeiit companaatlon ia held by the administration considerii it ■Ulocstiofi cofiTfCS. tcTTfiaintain full j,een distributed, CardlBal't LeHer Studied Children’s Shoes tioned to your figure from shoulder France. that it waa “ top secr«" and were- it once had on the books abroad..; much too expensive. The informants said the biahops President Juan D. Peron has Beverly Hills. Calif., police on sus- pr.-ductloii and employment. "There muat be many cases of to hem. Size 12»/j to 24'/>. a. After having split Uie city's cautioned against talking about President Truman underlined O'Mahoney said he reached his pnigoning that haVe not been re- met privately yesterday, studied __ Metatsrsel Arch in sole st ball of foot. court system and forced the IL taken some drastic steps in the pickm of attempted ^y that late yesterday while .rhatttng 1 Cottons and washable rayons. last month as this picture of a trying to dynamilte state officlsls. poited It is'to be expected fl'.at the cardir. li's letter end then ad­ elected Judges to move to the west, Without disclosing what went with offleial.s of the Veterans of (tkinHnoext on Page Poor) journed without reachirg a de- 2— Bulb-shaped heel with seamless back, aasuring per* Soviet Commandant MaJ. Gen. on. Lodge told reporters he weakened world trading position . . . "N o fix” reguUtlon brings Foreign Wars - - an organization manv more cases will be rcpoited became clear. He. fired his econom- both police Commissioner and po­ within the next few weeks " 1 tsion perfect fit at top. No seam s, rippinf, nor heavy re­ Alexander Kotikov issued a decree thought Acheson must have been which is balking the pension plan. replacing them with "people’s le czar, Miguel Miranda, and re- lice chief into police-station to pay Dr. .lohn A. We.ssinger. .Am Yesrerday a meeting waa the inforced stays to hurt the child s tender foot. "encouraged" by the reception He reminded them that there are $5.98—$8.98— judges." He said the new Judges given the proposal. organized the National Econoniio' parking meter fines in Santa Ana. "certain limits" beyond whicti .Arbor lily health cifficer. said be third the bishops have held since councU. Tight restrictions were ; Csllf. Pushes Claim did not know of ary siic'n d«.vth the cardir.al wa.s sentenced. The 3— I00r« Goodyear welt, assuring no lasting tacks to need not have legal training "but No Agreement on Wording governmert finanees "rsnnot be are chosen for their common aenie Chairman Connally (D., Tex.) clamped on imports to conserve Army, eritieized for its recent stretched," as the .4MA reported in .Ann bishops left Buds peat for their irritate the foot. and their moral and political quali­ —who with Senator Vanijenberg the dwindling dollar reserves for report on wartime Soviet spy ring The I’ lesidenf. him.seif a VFW Aibor. .At rieveUvrd the phvsician essentials. Much o t Peron’s prized in Japan, admits having handled ‘Sally’ Forced , repotted to have bandied tb- ca'es (Continued on Page Right) 4__ Cordovan sulch— A horsehide containing Cordovan $10.98—$12.98 ties.” (R., Mlch.l, has been kept inform­ member, had told a gathering of 3. West Berlin police charged ed about the treaty negotiations— five-year industrialization plan the matter in s manner contrary veterans and congie.s.-iinen Thurs­ declir.M to identify the' victin s. shell assuring longer wear. that Russian agents are trading said there was ho agreement was abandoned. to Us usual piiblir re.Intlons policy. day night that it i.s important to He said it 'vni.ld be difficult to be (Second Floor) isrge amounts of eastern marks on reached by the committee on the Rumors Rampant . . . Informed sources in Nanking carry out veterans’ projects with To Broadcast positive that lithium chloride the black market for the more wording submitted by Acheson. As a result of s Typographical report that Chiang Kai-Shek is an eye to government stabflitv "in caii.«ed their deaths because of .4 stable western marks. The knottiest problem faceP, Wlra) WE GIVE alii/: GREEN STAMPS supplies flown in since the Rus- proposals for national health in­ (ConMnaed on Page Four) "NEW HORIZON slsnS' imposed their land blockade (Cnntinued on Page Fen) reflected in the nervous reaction niitl^ to aend th ^ bill to the dio Worker I’seil to of the stock market. surance and govemmcnt-built last June 26. House Tpr a vote. T % ------Peron took a slap at some of steel planti^ sre ' steps to totali­ I'nder'-^omier rules, the eommit- Bolster Contention^ Say* Treawia .Admitted The Russians claim their border these rumors in a radio talk last tarianism." holla, Bulgaria. Feb. 19—»P.— Shades guard is trying to hUt smuggling tee could have tied up the mea.s- night, especially a report he would Y’ugoslavla publishes order free­ ure Indefinitely, but the change Wa.shington. Feb. 19 T The 1 4 Persons Two holla newspaper* aald today of contraband simpliea into the Strike Cost seek a foreign loan, possibly from that oae of IS Protestant leadera >1^ U. S.. French and^ British sectors. ing all exports and imports from put into effect this yesr by admin­ defense in the "Axis Sally ' trea­ / " / N the United States, to bolster Af- original restrictions of govern­ istration Democrats limits^ the held on treason charge* has ooa- There have been two fatal son tnal pii.shed its claim tmisy Die ill Crash , teased hetra.ving Bulgaria, la taa- For That New Suit— shootings recently at the border O U i f j t l l i l O l l S I g«nt‘na'» economic plight. ment's five year plan. . . .Ruhr Rules group's delaying powers to Peron termed this rumor—"that police hunting mystery woman 21 days. that she was forced to work for __ i timony glve|Mlu^ng a prellmlaar.v sectors. The . latest Involved a he is going to deliver the country’j hiring agents to spread ' investigathSh. The defendant, Vaa- drunken motorist who was killed After that, the chairman of the the Nazi radio during the war. to foreigners"—untrue. He said it ' propaganda that "Hiller is alive committee sponsoring the bottle­ yesterday when he att Add A Fur Scarf ^ T------r a n s p o r t W o r k e r s U n - | would be funny if it I and will return soon." - . . Presi­ necked bill can force a vote in the late yesterday from another for­ flee the Soviet-controlled \ ir F*Orre T r a in - (jeliczu church rouncU % > n dential decree in Romania places House simply by making a motion. mer Nazi ladio woiker. Franz J. R o % a l proportioned nylons into the American zone. r iM n s l o mentioned, too that one of ggsney under direct control importmnt and re«|>on«ible/* Schaefer. 31. He conceded under r o llia in n ational CIO Help his aides even told him of one ru ■ of government ministry. . . ..'Ac­ (Conttniied on Cage Eight) injE P la n e in (Uoutiaued on Page Eight)... " ^ a t i i cross-examination that Mildred E. Truck Driver Burned to death mor that Peron had been thrown tress Linda Christian is giving up : 1 Axis Sallvl Oillais. 48. may have in jail. Madison, Feh. 19 — llPr—.K 4$- Philadelphia, Feb. I9r-(.e)—The her c «iw r for marriage, says her I "used a word or two of piopa- Rulletinl Will Not .\ccept Foreign • husband, Tyrone Power. . . . vear-old man was burned ^ death nine-day transit strike already has I gai'.da " in her biosdc.v.st.s. tdientry, England. Feb. 19 ejrly today when hi* lU-ton trac­ coat Philadelphia's business and Peron haa stated emphatically i Lord Baye and Sole, one of whose Ur"es Tighter Studios Hravilv Giianled — Ti— Fourteen |)ersons, in- Merciirv Hits in the past he would not accept a ! medieval ance.stor.s is reputed to tor irn<1. left the highway on Dead Of industry an estimated $60,000,000 ' B..I Si haefer. who described rliiding two Americans, per­ Xian's curve here, vamiued Into a —without counting today. foreign loan. Some aourcea said I have written "Ride a cock horse c him.seif as "an all-around man " ished l«>da.\ when an R. X. F. a loan through private bankers I to Banbury Cross," dies at his x4iiti-Recl Law free, overturned and caught fire. Lower Marks The Chamber of Commerce flg- I for the wartime German radio, trainin'g plane and a British Madison Police < hief lacob Rick­ ures the loss st $10,000,000 for might be difficult to obtain be- home. Broughton castle, England, said MiV! Gillars told him of try­ airliner collided and crashed cause New York and importers hi- Growing unemployment and pr<^ er! idratlfied the victim aa Enos' each full working day. • ing to quit her job and bring In flames near here. British Arnold. .New X'ork city, father of T l l i n l l l e 11,000 strikers the tie-up ready* hold unpaid Argentine bills diiction cutbacks softened nation's Milling Iiiiliiiatry 0(Ti- "threatened." Hr te.vtifir.i that European Xlnva.is said the of niore than,$400,000,000. business picture again this week. four clilldren. The truck, owoed r e i l i p c r a t u r e s l u i l i m t of sU subways, buses and trolleys the German studios alw.ay.s were Americans were among *lv by the New England Tran»|Kirta- T o S u b - Z e r o lA * v e ls in i America's third largest city has Some observers say the best . . -Judge Medina, presiding over rial Dpiioiinres CIO heavily guarded, with at least one liassengers who died with four prospects for Improving the na- Communist conspiracy trial in tion company waa ronipletely de­ _ 1 . I ■ total salary loss of about I'nion in Textimonv Gest.apo agent on hand. crew member* of one of their molished. \^'e!‘lepn Storm nelt! $66o,ooo. tion‘8 cash position lie in sales of New York, says defense lawyers I Schaefer and Emil W. K Beck­ Dakota twin-engined plane*, . • • • beef, hide*, wheat', linseed oil and have "proved nothing” in their I To the Philadelphia Transporta- mann. 39. al.so a foiTner German en route from I..ondon to Ren­ I Mshing Boat Hunk other surpluses. In his talk Peron five-week effort to show that Fed- „ Company: Nearly $1,7.^0,000 Washington, Feb. 19 T .A propagandist, were brought here frew. Scollsnd. I Saa Fraaclaco, Feh. 10— r t— By The Associated Press ^ total revenue. also criticized the foreign press epal jury-picking system is biased, mining induatrv- offic!h‘. tndav de­ from Germany at government ex- A fresh mass of cold air from | j „ „ , , Strike and radio for what he described!. . . .Robert Moulil, of Norwalk, I The toast Guard said the .Army nounced what he called a "Com pen.se to te.itifv for the eiefense in transport Tom Tresnor early to­ Canada sent tempeintures tunib- jiie CTO-Transport * Workers as a campaign to "inault" the Ar- ' testifies he saw Opera Tenor Fer- Ooi'er.try. Englar.-I, P'eh. 19. mur.ist-domhiated'■ CIO union vnd Miss Gillars' treason tiiat in U T Fourteen per.vor.-s- were killed day rammed and sank a liahlag I.ng to sub-zero levels in areas of | union hints a long strike—unless gentlne people arid the govern- niccio Tagliavini at New York ho- urged Congress to tighten the S. District court. Beckmann i« ment. He did not Identify the tel with Mary Phillips, who wants todav when s Bnli.sh airliner and boat a few 111110* ouislde the fog- the western storm belt t- HORIZON NAZI-A mUiy broom... $1 2 -0 0 pretty but practical . . . smart without being fiusy. A c o a t that AURORA—A Mns, wiii-kwmed «Im4«, . ready to carry ^foorl for ranchers The union originally asked 2S Long-dry Kafnoans may drink legal iized political Interest for years’ in | can use National Labor Relations ^ Los Angelea, Feb. 19— —Theming of a strong, alert and mobile | Traneport JA'orke P«r Skin—Plni Tax .... S••a•sea••a• iM|r m 4 ilewhii. For wMr with eiMtli, 1 porftci with Ipth loom and country breomi, ' and i attle in the Snowboimd-plains cents. P(T"s first offer was tw o! liquor next week, the wet-dry striiggle. . )>oard machinery. I'nited Slates muat meet------Commun------military machine." he aald. But he iHnae arraaged ather ca n change its personality with a mere change o f accessories . m 4 brifM or two-toood zuetrtor ihott. and hl|h-ttylo orith b«i|t. were grounded by the storm. cents, tlien boosted it one penny T ie state Senate will act Mon­ At the turn of the century Mrs. 1 n « ,l With I nl«n lam abroad and at home with a stressed tl)*t *oilal reconstruction with Xlayor Reenard 8aas«el istor I Sub-zero readings were reported more. - day on a l|ill approved yesterday Carry Nation achieved nation-wide Yourig Sold hia .American Zinc. I oiistnictive liberal program that and technological assistance aa ia the day ia aa effort to beoah DUSK —Watm beiga with a neutial cast, like the Shagmoor illustrated-. In exclusive, ShagmoorjlOOjb MIRAU —Th« OMr-oiUi-oiMfythiiii mu- , today over Montana, the Dakotas Difference Cut To Sslx (.'ents by the House of Representatives to fame when she carried on a hatchet Lead and Smelting tompany ot St. eliminates conditions on which proposed by the administration I the deadlock. ^ Natural Ranch Mink btl. Cool with bUck, broom, groy, lotfc for all-purposa oraar orith black, brown, and northern Minneadta. The mer­ Thus the battle of the contract end 69 years of prohibition. campaigji to smaah aaloona oper­ Louis, M o, refused to deal with Stalinists thrive, taya Supreme were first consideration*. woolen, distinguished fdr expert detail-oring. Style ^ 2 7 6 . Mua, IDM or vMat tooaa. cury dropped more than 40 degrees haa cut the wage difference from The Senate previously passed ating in defiance of the lawn. the union at four plants last MaV (Tourt Justice William O. Dougla*. "The real victory over commun- Woelew Ptaat CSosm aoyy; omo taupo and lark b«i|a. 22 cents to six. Workers now earn In a 1934 vote wete failed to l 0 4 S U r Amttf««ienU • from Thursday's temperatures in the bill but will have' to act on because its officers had not signed F Our foreign policy, Douglas told i»nv will be won in the factories seme areas of the new cold belt. $1.09 to $1.63 an hour. minor Houee amendment*. The repeal the long-standing lawa, but the non-COmmuniat oaths. ; an Occidental coUege dinner gath- and rice field* of the world rather East Rochestar. N. H.. Feb. 16>- D b z •«••••••• s ••••• • $ 3 0 -0 0 Pacifle Nurtkweat riagued ' The ST-member Executive board blU will provide for package atoree in 1937 the Legislatuiw modified than on the battlefields,” the Jus­ OP)—Moro than BO® poranoa frar* ^ of the union'e Local 234 eaya more the laws to. permit sale of non- * Young said that as a result the! ertng last night, muat be more Ice, rain, ' anow and floods in' Incorporated areas. employe* *truck at the four plant*. | than anti-CMmmunlstlc. IV must tice declared. idle today aa a raeillt o f the <$g|K negotiatlone are necessary. If Gov. Frank Carlson haa already alcoltoUc beer. iJyfC Green plagued the Pacific northwest The plant* are at Fairmont City, i strengthen the 4einocraUc force* A t home, he said, we must learn tng o t the Oocheeo Woirion tO U lh . Take EUvator region. Milea of farm Kind were wanta to keep talking with PTC ihdlcated he'll sign the bill to car­ The new bill, with a provision to spot. ftnTnmiiniit methods, but facturing Oompanr- * ” Stamps GH'en officials until settlemenl's reached. ry; >out the wishea of voters who to repeal the bone-dry laws, will 111., HllUboro. 111.. Columbua, Ohio, I in other natlonir and not entrench CORK under water from the WiHamette and Metallne Falla. Wash. ' i reactionary InteresU thSt thlrat stop calling every lilieral a "Oom- cla E. Iplsina said Hie .I.W . I I A I ^ CORk To Second Floor With Cash Sales river, swollen by heavy rains and Local President Andrew Kaelitf trooped to the polls last Novem- j" permit possession of liquor upon my.” take mbr* getive Interest In hs eloasd for an iis tin J W . H A I ^ c o » M ANCHiorhA Ceuii*. ber to vote repeal. signing, although package sale wiU He recomm e^ed that the non- [ for po^-er. M AM CNSSTSli COMM- melting snow.’ A blinding snow- thinks management can Increase Requires Streng MlUtary MacMna political organlxatioas and keep hseauss of lack M M A w e r t m A C o m m * Has Monopolized Interest await catabliahment of a control ea* of the city's M ajarto^ V “Thi* course reouip* tb« ^Mk- tmprovtBg our owa fovemmenL joa^jjsiBd » r a m \UasWasa6 os ea ga rss> One of the flrat aUtfa to adoftihoaiC (UMtlBaH ea t a g s S tch U w

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( Iha Oideona of the Hartford Camp St. Mary’s Calls MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1949 will bring the morning message. Here Are Member* o f the Manchester Red Cross Gray Ladies Enjoy Y ssr Hoand The Church Choir will sing. Window Comfort Wltl| I 11:00 A. m„ Church time nur­ Special Meeting craps in tbs w u t coast atatss, par- sery. 'Mrs. Robert Widham In the late Rev. Paul Regan of New tleulMly California wblcb dspwda ’ charge. RUSCO All-Metal Self. York City, a cousin of the bride. Bhunt CotoBibiA Hone Snows May h s ^ y on daiti stored water. A epeclal meeting to advise the Asks to Hire Wrecking an Auto 7:15 p. m., Organ Vespers. Storing Gimbinatioii Rockville Hie couple have four children, There’ll ha plenty of water to op­ .7:30 p. m., Evening service. Dr. vaatry and building fund tniateee Mi«s Marie Teresa Plunder, assist­ erate the hydro-electric plants on the course to be followed In Center pangrafntloaal Chun* ohmu Charles Johnson will spegk on the Storm Sash and ant dleU(^an at 8L Franda hospi­ Help Crops St. Jnmea* R Oatbolle laying future building plans has 60 Employes Oolumbia, ' Feb. 19.— (Spe­ which sVipply moat west CMst Rev.V. ttuTord a Simpran, ICev. John L. Loughran, Ph. D„ subject, “Echoes From the Church tal; W lUli^ C. Plunder, Jr., a stu­ cial)—Juat horalng around power. been called for Monday at 7:30 p. Screens ToG iveAid dent at Otholic University, Wash­ Mlalatee .1 | Paator Life of Norway and Sweden.” Dr. where he had no buainesa to be Doruiliy Welle Peaae, Minister of. Rev. Frrdr rick McLean, Asalatnnt Johnson spent several months In m. at St. Mary’s parish house. ington, D. C.; Miss CarroU Ann on Route fi here laat night, the Experts Say Cattle and JStoip P la yin g Norway and Sweden laat summer Any member of St. Mary’s Epis­ Free EsHmatea Plunder, a student at St. Joseph Sharp Increase in Vn> Ednentloa Rev. Robert J*. Wood, AmtsUnt horae of Frank Black .was so sp e^ s from first hand informa­ copal church has been cordially In­ To Taxpayers CoUege. West Haitford; and Mies Sheep Should Find Bird Is Former vited to attend and to take part In Ellen Margaret Plunder, a sopho­ employment Reason blamed by state police for haar- Sunday, Fehcwdry 20: Stmday Masses; tion. Welcomej M. A. CLO UGH The Week the dlscumion. more at Rockville High school. More Help Needed ing caused the overturn of an Lush Foraging Now Utility Executive . Pedro (MinnfeiM) Prelude— "A've MAria” ..Schubert For adults: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 with Tel. 2-9532 Mr. Plunder is a letter carrier automobile. Neither the driver Hymn—"O Day of Rest and Qlad- two Masses at 8 and 10, ons in the Tuesday. 4:00 p. m.. Junior The meeting La called in accord­ Deputy Collectora to of the car. Thomas Tyson of neaa" ...... M*eon main auditorium at 9 for adults Choir rehearsal. ' ance with a resolution presented at the Rockville post Office. He la (niicago, Feb. 19*— (F) — Ths a veteran of World War I and Is Hartford, Feb. 19—(F)— The Blast Providence, R. I., nor the HartfoBd, Feb. 19—(F)—Vlggo Solo "My Task” ...... Aohford and one for children at 9 in the Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., a 8wed-: at the annual pari.sh meeting In Be in Rockville Next west’a hsavry snowa have hssn ish Mid-week service. Arvid active In the affairs of” the Legion sharp incroM ^tn unemployment horSe were hurt. It w»s report­ E. Bird, Indicted yasUrday In Chi­ VAGCARIO Ralph 'H. Lundberg, Baritone I basement. Two Masses at 10 January. It will have no actual ed, but the vehicle waa badly bltUr msdlclns for llvMtock, but ( Flrat Servloe) I o’clock for adults, one In the main Jones of New Haven yritl bring a powers to take action with regard Week Post. Mrs. Plunder is organist at in Connecticut baa led the State It may do a world of good for this cago on a Federal mail fraud St- Bernard’s church and is active emashed. Anthem—"Bleaa The Lord" ...... church and one In the basement. • Swedish message. to the use of the pariah's $131,000 Labor department to seek more year's crops. charge, l%a former Hartford utU HIS ACCORDIAN AND HIS BAND \ Thursday, 7:00 P4' m., Choir re­ Rockville, Feb. —(Special)— in the American Legion Auxiliary, Apparently the animal got ...... ;.... Ippolltof-Ivano( building fund; but is intended to 18 help for lU Unemployment Com­ And, the experts say, cattle and Ity executive who aerved a term In Senior Choir hearsal. / provide an opportunity for parish­ FILMS Two deputy collectors of the In* serving as department United Na­ loose and wandered out Into aheep which emerge gaunt and state prison on an embezalement For Your Listening and Dmcing Pleasure V tions chairman this year. the road where his presence (Second Service) St. Bridgrt’a R. C. Friday, 7:45/^. m.. Ladies’ Aid ioners to ask questions and to DEVELOPED AND tcrasl Revenue. Department will pensation divistbn. bony from winter’s rigors should Charge. | Ri-v. James P. Timmins, Pastor meeting home of Mrs. come to Rockville next week to as­ CYU Communion- halted traffic for aeveral min­ Offertory -"/Indante from Fifth make suggestions regarding th“ j PRINTED Labor Commissioner John • J. find lush foraging. Orasaes arid Bird was convicted In Superior Symphony" ...... Beethoven Kev, Bronislaw Gadarowski and Hjalmar Carlson, 9 Hemlock sist taxpayers in flllng their in­ The CYO of St. Bernard’s church Egan asked the State Personal utes just before S p. m. Tyson FOR YdUR LUNCHEON, DINNER OR policy now being piitsued by tl:^ ; 24-HOUR SERVICE will receive communion In a group didn’t see the horse until too hay should thrive on ample coll court hare AP'W 4. • 1 Solo—"aoaer Still With You” ___ Rev. Robert CWrroll, Aselslaats street. Sdhject: ”Our Mission in officers of the parish. | come tax returns Deputy Collec­ committee yesterday to hire 60 moisture froSn the enowt. The charge of embezaling 3160,000 In. BANQUETTRY South America.” tors Oomellus Begley and Michael at the 7:30 a. m. Mass on Sunday. late to make a atop. He ...... Rolfe The building fund has been col- i Film Deposit Box additional employes for the dlvl- pasture prospects were poor In bonds from the ' New London [ Ralph'RT-Lundberg, Baritone Masses on Sunday at 7*:30, 9, 10 lected over s period of approxi- | D'Ambrosla will be at the civil Banquet Sunday alon’s central and branch offices. swerved the car, which rolled Al Store Entrance over. many grazing areas after laat Northern Railroad company, of I (Firnt Service) and 11 a. m. /»<►'’Houlh Methodist Church inateiy twenty-five ye,-irs. rloriog , service room at the rear of the ’The Koscluszko Fiah C^ub will If approveeen remarked that. In the.se ■ KEMP'S pensation claims began rising. A survey of states moit'sffected state prison Juat one week after he , (Second Service) Music days of high building costa, annua] 9 a. m. to S p. m. The office will The Rockville Lodge of Moose Sixty-seven new employes were U. S. Route 15, Near Riirnhqifi'a not be open on Tuesday. February About Town by the severe' snow end cold had raatgnad from the prealdcn- Chlldcen’a Story. reports have been presi-nte l to ] will be boau to a district meeting hired last Jan. U. bringing , the showed, little worry about next Corner / 22. Washington’s birthday. on'Sunday February 20th at which clas of tha Hartfohl Electric Light Hymn—"Bock of Age.s" . .Toplady llr\. Tidwnrd J, Duffy, Pdstor Morning Worship, 10:15 a. m. members of the pjyriah con. erning present staff to 449. sesaon’s prospects for wheat and company and the Connecticut Sermon: . R(;v. Simpaon. Prelude ’’Pi'cludc and Fugue in the actual amount In the fund, but ExclUHige of Pulpits candidates will be initiated into On Saturday, March 3, ths Junior other grain crops which are grown the Rockville lodge. 52,451 Claims Filed W. C. T. U. will hold Its dance ^ Poiyer company which had paid Hymn —“On Our Way Rejoicing" S;.30 and 10:30 Masses K” ...... Bach many questions have been re'sed On Sunday there will be an ex­ predominantly in the plains. Processional Hymn -"Crown Him change of pulpits of the Methodist Entertain Raj's Ho’ward E. Hausman. executive Woodruff hall,' Center church. AM him 4^.000 a year In ealariea...... Hermae Sunday. as-to the ii.se to whieh fhr funr! director of the division, said 52.- members and friends are invited The chief worries are that Bird was released from prison Poallude—Poetlude In "A, Minor" With Many Crowns" ...... may some day be put It is to an- ! church in Rock\ille, Vernon and Andrew Blnhelraer wUl enter­ freezes of long duration may coma ({uarryvUle. Rev. John F. Post of tain several bovs at the Shrine cir­ 451 claims were filed last week, to attend. late In 1940 and went to Canada...... KlauM ...... Diademata swer such questions an-1 to it.rmu- I after the thaw sets in, and that 9:15 a. m.. First Morning Serv- Antheiu "Com e Unto Me"..W est I QuarryvlUe will preach In the Ver- cus in Hartford at the Bushnell twice the total of the same period He returned to Hartford In 1946 Enjoy ^ u r Saturday Night '/Ana Evangelical Lutheran late a clear-eiit poln v *h:ii ihr floods may be so extensive this to appear before the Roard of 'Ice. '■•Church Sacrament of Infant Baptism. ______. special meeting ha.s lieen calle-i i non Methodist church at 9:30 a. m. Memorial on Sunday afternoon. a year ago. The Youth Temperance Council spring that large acreages of fall > and at the Rockville Methodist Feb. 20th. Those attending will be Egan snjil the division wa.s Pardons. His petition for a pardon j D in n ^ or Sunday Dinner at 9:15 a. m.. Church sch ool- Cooper nnd High Streets Offertory Anthem—"Lord of All All ael to dlstrllMite ((TirlelmAa glfla at the Veterans’ Hospital, Neulngton; left to right, Mary M. Thomp­ win have its mid-year rally March seeded gains may be drowned or '■ Kindergarten through High school. Being" ...... Andrews . church at 10:45 a. m. Rev. Albert Joseph Chi.sello. Jr.. Jacky Saro- working nights and Saturdays, 19, at the South Methodist church waa denied. j Rev. Paul U. Prokopy, Pastor son, Mrs. W. W. Foao, GifMxmda Balliano, Margaret Koraglrbel and Mrs. Mary Mullaney, all Maacheiiter and plans to work through Wash­ washed away. An extremely wet 11:00 a'.' m., Second Morning Hymn "Once To Every Man and W. Jackson wlU occupy the pulpit plerl. David Webster, and Ralph from 2 to 9:30. ’The Willing Work­ spring would delay planting of y ''' Dante*s and Nino*t Red Croea Gray Ladie(k ‘ of the QuarryvlUe church. Gibson. John Sampler! will furnish ington’s birthday in its effort to Service. Sexagesima Sunday. Nation" ...... Ton-y-botel ers of the church are putting on corn and other crops, too. 11:00 a. m.. Church time nur- Sermon--"The Tliith Pays." The Methodist Youth FeUowshlp transportation for the group. Mr. keep up with the flow of claims. the banque^ for the rally. 8:55 a. m.. Sunday school. British* , Intermediates will meet at their Ho said he was "very pleased Ice sheets on the ground after ■ery. , (Note: Free transportation bus ' Rev. Fred R. Edgar Binhelmer has planned the cele­ Recessional Hymn —"Jesus I My ! respective churches at 6 p. m., and bration in appreciation for the with the generous response of the crops have sprouted could kill off. 8:1)0 p. m., CfYP Club. Chariea service for children without Chris­ American Club The regular meeting of Sunsiet young grains In a few days. There Rolemount Restaurant Smith, president^ Speaker: Father tian training whose parents cannot Cross Have Taken" ....Ellesdie i the Seniors will meet at the Par- kindnesses of his many friends and employes of the department to my Council No. 45. Degree of Poca­ ! sonage In Rockville at 7:30 p: m. is some concern now over the ef­ Loughran, from m. James’ church. bring or send them, or live at a Postiude "CTiaconnc” ...... Mulet also in observance of his approach­ request to work overtime. They hontas. will be held Monday night, VAST TIME TODAY ROUTE 85— BOLTON TEL. MAN. 2-4359 5:30 p. m., Pll^im Fellowship. 9:30 a. m.. Church.school. kr RCA Victor Young Married Couples Club ing birthday on March 2nd. realize the seriousness of the sit­ fect of Ice beneath southern Min­ distance. For" Information or at Tinker hall. Adoption and rou­ “ Blood On "For The Love Larry Heaviaidea, resident. At transportation service, telephone 10:45 a. m.. Nursery in the BINGO The morning service at 10:43 Funeral Held uation.” ' nesota snow on the legume crop Table Model • a. m. at the Union Congregational tine business will be followed by a there. The Moon” of Mary” the Union Congregational church 2-0408). Ladies’ Parlor. Private funeral services were ’The commissioner said he could George Wa.shington social and re­ 6:30 p. m., Epworth I.a'ague. ; church will be conducted by the Gradual melting of the snow R. Mltrhum Deanna Special! Full Course Ip Rockville, oa gueeta of the young 9:30 a. m., Bible Class for held this afternoon for Lt. Frank not estimate when the peak load freshments. — Durbin people there. 6:30 p. m., Methodist Youth Fel­ TONIGHT Television ; Young Married Couples Club. The E. Zlebarth, 2."i. United States would have the best effect on soil Barbara adults. of unemployment claims will be B eigedd^ E. O’Brien 10:00 a. m., Nhreejry class during lowship. ' / Starting Time 7; 1.") j Scripture reading will be by Paul Army Air Forces, son of Mrs. Ed­ reached, but noted that claims ,, u ..moisture reserves, the Mate crop n m Week \ - ^ Arts. Jr.; Junior Story. Evelyn Many Manchester members o f ! experts say. But. in somT of the Feature-<-3:20, 8:25, 9:85__ DIN N ER ; ...... $1.85 No Pastor's Class because of church worship. The W e«-k ward Bums of Bradley Dtlve. filed this week will exceed last 10:00 a. m., Divine Worship 4n Z k hi. $325.00 i OuUberg; prayer, BHeanor Magde- RockvlUe. who was killed in ictlon week’.s total. Bishop McMahon assembly fourth «>utherlv areas of the plains. Last Shj^Tonlght—^:53 ■chool~hoUday. \ Monday: mm- Text: AcU 16:25-34. Theme Mrs. Francis Mrs. Foster I frau; sermon, , “ Cnirlstlanlty At In lUly April 8, 1944.’ Rev. For­ Md "obsoll water U al­ We Specialize In Weddings, Banquets Tuesday; - 7:30 p. m.. Executive committee Mra. Edmund Mrs. t••411 t II ■ ■ Clp,* t ill* 7.5 Maple Street j Fellowship will entertain the Man- evening. Foster H. Williams of Fellowahip to make money for the stations, 14 languages, 48 terrl- 3:30 p. m.. Preparatory Class Photoqraohers ■ Chester Center Congregational cemetery. Wins Fourth Prize tion of earlier winter moisture. toriee and foreign countries, heard A cub scout supper meeting will 10:30 a. m. Worship Hour Nur- ■ ' & i 1 Given Judgment i Manchester is chairman of the As­ The heavy mountain snows are Conference Fund. will meet with Rev. Edgar. F. VICHI. Prop. ! Junior Hlgti School Fellowship. Wednesday: locally Sunday afternoons, WONS, be held Friday at 6:30 p. m. ■sery. rcaliires Ajlded ’The Danielson Federal Savings sembly's committee arranging the good news for such states as Utah Tuesday; Other organizations meet at 10:30 a. m. Morning Worship BIG PRICES! At Stafford Miss Catherine Corbett of Man­ event. 7:80 p. m.. Senior Choir re­ 12:30 p. m. Mlzpahs and Willing Workers 70 lltimrstc.qd St. and Loan Asaociation waa grant­ and Colorado which benefit from Believe It Or ?lot The Week their usual hours. Sermon: "WTiat We Have in Com­ ‘ Rabbi Paul Siegel of the Con­ ed Judgment of $3,064.36 plus an chester High School daughter of hearsal. Mr*. Henry Janssen, will meet all day to fry peanuts. gregation B-nal Israel will occu­ the slower runoff of the thick, high Tuesday, Friday, 4:00 p. m., and mon Is Christ." ! T ao new features are being add­ Admission 25c Tel. 2-1009 additional $150 for attorney fees Mr. and ilrs. John Corbett of 35 Mrs. George F. Mason and choir mother. 6:30 p. m„ Girl Scouts. ed to the .S'orth MetiK-dist church's py the pulpit of Rev. Hencosk of altitude snow deposits. A Utah POLISH 8:00 p. in., George Washington Saturday, 10:00 a. m., Conflrma' 7:00 p. m.. Boy Scouts meeting 6:00 p. m. Mu Sigmsi Chi So- the Stafford Congregational churcji In the foreclosure action against Branford street, was fourth prize daughter, Sandra Lee. of 42 Nor­ observer said excellent grazing For A Delightful Evening tlon Instnictlon. Concordia Imtheran weekly program The .Sunday eve­ Leo J. Beaudry et al, wliich in­ Jaetttir Koha Maryeke whist. Group A. at skating lo 1 1 Eriksson, 57. former Swedish am- ...... Welsh Hymn Tune ver Lane. A. II. AIMKTTL Prop. Vonng People’s .Acllvllles 6:30 p, m. Prayer meeting. R<-v. Willard J. Mclaughlln, At South Church ■ bawador to the United SUtea. Duhaldo Brothers Bliss Jennie Aborn, Organist Postiude 'Toccata” . .Boellmann Minister ' H AKRISO.N STRLKT— MA.V HLSTKR I Ypsllanti, Mich. — G r e g o r y 700 p m.. Sacred rvinccrt by 7:.30 p. m. Salvation meeting. OPP. KAS'l CL.MKIERV PHONK 5207 OR 77H7 Scharf, 92, inventor and former 1 Wilfred Kent, Choir Dlrerlor Wllliani L. Hronn, Organist- Music Mad Combo. the Beethoven Glee Club. The Week Dlrerlor If hen Mi miles At a recent meeting held at the manufacturer. He waa bora in OPEN ALL DAY 9:30 a. m., Pastor’s Adult Bible The Week Monday. 8:00 p. m. Friendship OPEN ALL DAY Toledo, O. mmmim Count Center church, plana were formu­ daaa. Monday; Circle meeting. Church school. 9:45 a. m ' SUNDAY lated for the World Day of Prayer New York—Mrs. Carolyn Blum. Why spend an evening not having fun? Come to 6:30 p. m . BoyBov Scouts. Tuesday. 4:00 p. m. Chorus re- Morning Worship. 10:45 a m SUNDAY 43, wife of Richard J, Blum, presi­ 9:30 a. Church school. Har­ Ha\s Vnllf dortm which will be held at South Meth­ Willie’s where friendliness and fun are ahrays on the old Redfleld, superintendent. 8:00 p. m., Beethoven Glee Club, j hearsal. I’relude. North End Pharinaev dent of Saks 34th street depart­ 8:00 p. m., .‘tcout Troop commit- 600 p. m. Junior Band rehearsat North EihI Pharniui‘1 plHin* tiU pr^farrlptlno odist church qg 1:45 p. m„ March menu. \ 10:45 a, m.. Morning Worshij). Pmccssinnal Hymn "Ojine. O ment store in New York city. She t e Prelude—"Song of Praise” ...... tee meeting. ; 7:00 p. m. Songster rehearsal. l-ord. Like .Morning Sunlight " to nv^r mu pri* 4 Depot Sq. Phone 6545 was born in Birmingham, Ala. E A T 'J ARUNEDMIl mHBain f I Depot Sq. Phone fi54.i 4. The following committee was ...... Rousseau Tuesday: i 8:00 p. m. Band rehearsal...... Trust prf»fe«Kti>nHl wire fof elected; Fort Lauderdale. Fla..—Harry a re H nan 2:30 p. m.. Joint meeting of Wednesday. 2:00 p. m. Home Responsive Reading "A Prayer No ‘Roughneck” Shirtsj 54. recently named Call to Worship. Unmpdliite d**1lver.? to PRINCESS PIE EATING CONTEST , (tollectton. Brnwntes and Girl Scouts. Leagiie meeting. of renltence." r h l f ' S r d for the IndianapoUa PLUS C^e.stnut street; vice chairman. Main St., At Pearl St. A New Kind Of Contest For Women H ym n-"O Day of Rest and Glad­ 7:30 p. m.. Sunday school teach­ 6 .30 p nj. Corps Cadet Bible Preparation Hymn "O Brother vfior home. speedway. “ Smart Girls Don’t Talk” ers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. L. Hunt, 106 Henry street; 3 Star ness" ...... Lowell' Mason study Man” ...... Ilona ■secretary and treasurer, Mrs. A. I n p e r s o n ] Prayer. John Benson, 19 Newman street. ■7:30 p. m. Young People’s serv­ Sermon; "Delayed Pilgrims." When We Do Them SUFFERING Starkweather. 41 Starkweather Luncheons ENDS TODAY Specializing In Juicy “ Sizzling” Steaks Anthem—"Prayer for Today" 8:00 p. m., I-uther League. ice” ^ Rpres.>iionaI H>'mn " O God, Be­ Technicolor Hit Show nZT Z lC 'ZL ’BL'lLCl’L'rii!:!""' Wednesday: HILDITCH WELDON'S Street; publicity, Mrs. Amy Carl­ Daily ...... Handel Thursday, 7 ;30 p, m Open air neath Thy Guiding Hand "...... 901 MAI.N S T H tC T FROM “THE KISSING BANDIT” Hymn —"Prajer Is yie Soid's Sin- 7:30 p. m.. Emartuel Choir re­ son. 104 Haynes street. PLUS: VThe Secret Land" service. • ...... Duke Street On March 4. ClirlBtlan women : Special Dinners e n f Desire” T...... Ha.sUngs hearsal. • Friday, 3:00 p, m. Sunbeam Nursery, 10:45 a. m. all over the world will be praying , RAY'S Every Day 5-9 P. M. Prayer. Thursday: meeting. Youmeth Group, 5:00 p. m, MARKET N o foolT/^ rilg'Cs lii-re . no feeling Asthma? for a better world. The theme ^ 5—BIG DAYS— 5 Willie’s Is The. Place Offertory Anthem Seek Ye the 7:30 p. m., Bible Hour. 7:30 p. m. Holiness service. ^'^et at church to go to Asylum for this year came from the Chi-1 RESTAURANT STARTING TUESDAY I il l iVi Lord" ...... Roberts 7:.30 p. m., G H ef Club. Avenue church. Hartforl- INCOM E T A X Sermon: "Eternal Youth” Malrel Olsort, 81 Pearl etrect. Chureh lege Bound?" Wor.shlp leader: of razor*'hlath’s— No sirl When you Friday: OPEN Has helped many people Hvnm—’’Jillrt A* T Am Thine Own Rev. Philip M. Rose, Pastor Miss Jean Smith. is my busines-K not iust a load a normal, active Ufe by Dancing Thursday and To Be” ...... Baraby 8:00 p. m..- Missionary Circle. Evening Go.«peI serviee. T;!.*! sliji iiilo one of oiir rrispli laiiiidered ramoring the palnlul svmp- Brown Re-Elected Benediction. Fourth Annual • Birthday Social. p. m. few weeks^but .i2 weeks a Saturday evening .to Speaker. Mrs. Willard Mcl.-nigh- Servl<'es Sunday, Fcbninry 20 SUNDAYS toma of asthma. YHLLEElue VACABvMD LCh'f!^ <.->./ Postiude—“ Heroic March" ...... Church school. 10:00 a. m. Informal• ilioiM-ni miiigaong aervice tear. Jackie Jackson...... Gollmlck lln. Special music,musl shirts vmi got that comforlahlc feeling Railroatl’s Heai (Tiurrh Worship. 11:00 a. 9 A. M. to I p; M. START USING IT 2;(U> p. Junior Pilgrim Fel- Saturday: f.r.sppl inc.smgrge by the Rev. Fred For qualified aasistanre 2—DAYS ONLY—2 wUS Mli OWN 9:00 B. m.. Junior fTiolr. Suhlect of .sermon: "Makers of TODAY SUNDAY and MONDAY lowship. Peace." R. Edgar, j^itor, tor, ^ u th Methodist eekdaya 8 to 6 in the preparation of your right awav—-ihe feeling that this slilrl New London, Feb. 19—(Fi—-j Try Our Home GREAT STM E SHOW I AMATEURS 7:30 p. m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel- 10:00 a. m.. f>)nflrmation Class. (hurch. "P ^rtnera n e r With God." i income tax return cal! For Sale at the Following Tlieae officers of the New London Made Soup • 0 . 0 lowship. Sunday. Felmiary 27. 7:30 p. m.. SU StMW'llirtiR Inl'M N«wi 'Union service at South Methodist The 14 eek Pull Line Of Meats. Slanrhester Drug Stores: Northern railroad were re-elected ENTER THE AUDITIONS The Week St. Marv’a F^laeopal Church Mondavi aetiianv lieloiig.s arupiid your neck. yesterday at the road's annual A FEMALE DE.ADLIER NUNOH ad 3 fan SMn church. Wednesday, F'ebruary 23, 10:36 fliurrh and Street* 8:30 p. ni.. Youmeth Bowling at Gmcerien Fruits and QUINN’S PHAR.MACY meeting here; niAN ANY MALE To be held Wednesday at 7:80 P. M. atJOm V. F. W. Georfje P. Amlumoii Tel. 4IS8 Full Course Dinners Home, Manchester. Any amateur with taleut o f any Mad a. m, to 3:80 p. m.. the Women’s Rev. .Xlfrrd L. WlUlanis. Rector the Y. Vexetablea You'll iinti that we finish all your shirt* President .\rlhur 51. Brown; Missionary Society. All women 785 Center St„ Tel. 68.59 XUSflN MILLER living In .Manrheatcr or vicinity can tnttr. S o entry fee. Ballon Congregational (liurch .Allen F. Bray H I, l a y Asalatant Tuesday; NORTH END PHAB.MACT vice president, CHiarles O. Wood­ who are Interested In Home and 7:30 p Tel. 6.145 Gene Autry Rev. Craig O. Whiteitt, Minister m.. Youmeth monthly | that May— crisp smooth ahd Mrinklc free ard; treasurer. Allerton C. Hlck- Quality Legal Beverages i ‘ LOADED PISTOLS” f-TiwnaMinur Foreign MIeelona are urged to Join James W. McKay, Organist February- 20. Sexagesima; meeting. L'E-NTER PH.1R.MACV niott; secretary and assistant Those Picked Will Compete this group. Bring* box luncheon, and Choir Director Wedne.sday; Tel. 4158 8 a. m., Holy Commtinlon. treasurer. John Gllllngs Sr., of St. ^ W a r m n i coffee will be eorved. 9:30 a. m.. Children’s service 10:00 a. m.. Ladies’ Quilting — rreafly to put you at your ease the min- 11ELIHIN oiti:u Albans, Vt. Thursday, Feb. 24th at State Armory 9:45 a. m., Sunday school. * (shortened Morning prayer! with Pprty. Bring your lunch. Tel. 5821 11:00 a. m.. Morning Worship. 7 :() j . m.. Boy ricouta. Troop 98. Directors named, in addition to I’hriatlail Science Society address by Mr. Bray. Junior choir. 0 3 tile you put them <>n. Woom the 7:16 p. m.. Pilgrim Fellowship The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship 3 Complete Acts And the 10 a m . Holy Communion. examiner, said death was caused STAGE SHOW ' rristlan Science . textbook, ’’Sci­ will meet in the Parish room. (Service for St. Matthias’ Day). 'Will nieet at the parsonage at 7 :00 One and Only LASSIE by accidental drowning. No Cover;—No Minimum ence and Health with Key to the Secular Eveuta p. m. Emanuel Lutheran Church ''-'-iturea," by Mary Baker Eddy,- Police quoted the mother, 51ra. Auspices Anderson-Shea Post V. F. W. The, Rev. Hua-Fen Teh of Che­ New M odel Tbomaa Hurley, aa saying that The Best In Food ENDS TODAY *c the following (p. 285): ( ’oveaaat CoBgregattoaal STATE ARMORY ' ;c time haa come for a finite Church kiang, China, will apeak in the 8f««nd OsngregattoMl CKnreh ■he bad been bathing Roger and The Best In Entertainment parira house at 5 p. m. Sunday to SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 7 P. M. hla aUter in the tub, and had tgk- “ When My Babiy Smilet At Me' • iceptlon -of the Infinite and of a * 48 Spruce Street Rev. LrlaMl O. Rnxt, Paator Only At The Sheridan PLUS: “Troubie rrafeired" THURSDAY, FEB. 24, 8:30 P. M. nietertal body aa the seat of Mind Rev. ItayuoM G. JnhuaoN, Paator a joint meeting of the Graduate Warrva Waad. DIraetor at Marie an the little girl into the bedroom Club, the Young People’s Fellow­ LAUNDRY to dress her. leaving the boy in to give place to a dlyiner aensa of Paul Paige, Orgaaiat Off«riBC far the Emanael Parish BuildiRC Fmd TeL 3802 Or 3847 A O M nnO N -A daM a HAS Children Me )iilel1l the water. No adiaarr kale of tblirl,. Armory box itnlce w,ill open Dr.-Klrachbaum said the boy Full Course Dinners ing. or dhrtiie Principle, and Idea.” 11:00 a m.. Morning Worship. tutura building p^ley will be held Thsoloaleal Samiaary. adO tafa Bunald Reagan, Jack ' Carson TONY OIIRIGHT PHONK 3S9I promptly Thnraday night at 7 P. .VL apparently had clipped and was and Big Star .Cast AND HIS FAMOUS ORCHESTRA 30 OAK ST. knocked unconecioue when he head $1.25 Up PLUS: “ Jungle Jim”

4. KVKNINW HbKALP. MANCHKb'IKK. CONN- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1949 P A (H FOUH MANUWtSaifcK KVtNIM i HERALD. M,ANUHBSfBB, UUNN^ SAIUKUAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1949 PAGE n V l| Diagnosis Task Evictions Pose Dutch Trying TUNING AND' Near Riot Flares Here REPAIRING Huge Problem * To Set Policy Must Be Done * \ ____ Leonard Eccelleute At Basketball Game EggkstonoFkgiB LflBiflk'LErekflTflqac m C M t g r S L TcL 4767 By March 1st .Murphy Tell* Hou«e Mias Jeuma Margaret lArche- Effort* to Clarify In- “JOHN LOVES M ARY” BECAUSE SHE KEEPS HIM HAPPY BY SAVING veque, daughter of Mr. and Mta. ■ayonc got hurt. Hw# t* where Banking Committed of donerian Policy - Bol- Over 1,000 Persons at Chief Schendel m»de a wlee ded- (Ceatlnuad from Paca Ona) Itoaarlo L. Larchevcqua of ’ ON HER PURCHASES AT THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS! elon. He Immedlauly placed a Refusal to Operate CMirtland atreet, j>eeame UM brido fitored After Vote Armory See Battle; call to headquarter* to Sergeant conclusion about Inffatlon pros­ o f Chester L. Lemek. aon o f Mr. OPEN ALL DAY S STATE 5 = BK5 DAYSZS: STARTING TUESDAY Raymond Griffin and aaked to pects after weighing the effect of and Mra. Joseph Lemek of QooaO The Hague, The Netberlanda, Police and Guardsmen W'ashington. Feb. 19—(A^—Ten­ Lane, Tolland, Conn., nt a high have men aaaigned to the armory “expenditure* of the government Feb. 19—(^ —Duteh government SUNDAY Stop Disturbance In the event of more trouble. Offi­ and projected expenditures. of in- ant evlctlona posed a major prob­ maM, double-ring ceremony, per­ 99 cer* Taggart and 'Wlnzler who duatry.” They create a demand, lem today for lawmakers consider­ formed this morning nt 9 o'clock • t t o r U to clarify the muddled In- ^^John Loves Mary^^ were on patrol duty in the Buck- he said which tends to push up by Rev, John L. Loughmn In St. doaeMan problem were bolstered North End Pharmacy “JOHN LOVES MARY John Loves Mary- fa a t thinking by Chief of police _ _ _ ing extension of rent controls. Jnmes’a chttreh. Jbhn Loves Mary land and Mancheater Green area*, prices. today by a aironf vote of eonfl- The Rev. Wallace J. Murphy of Escorted to the altar by'- her 4 Depot 8 4 | . Phono C545 Herman O. Bcbendel, member* of i Summoned and stationed In- At hearinga before O'Mahoney'a denoe from one branch of Parlia­ the Mancheater police department, j side the armory. Sergeant Rene committee buaineas leaders op­ Tulsa. Okla.. told the House Bank­ father, the bride was attended by 11 ------AND WHY NOT? posed government controls. In­ ing committee yesterday he Is “ a Mtss Margaret Clayton, Hartford, ment'' U. maid of henoK and the brldM- And he remembers birthdays and other special stead of stegdying the economy, tired old preacher" who refuies Meeting* are to continue be­ and she love* him too because Guam companies, averted a near They soon arrived, the businessmen' said, .they might maids V e rc Mito, Lorraine Gag« tween cabinet official* and Dr. to operate eny longer under such non, cousin of the'l^lUe, of Man­ She's A Wiz occasions with gifts from Bray's. riot last night at the aUte armory! Outside of bickering at officials' have an opposite effect: Under- Loula J. M. Beel, The Hague'* during the final teh seconds of the derlslons by Feigenbaum, the ac- mining business confidence. , “dlcUtorahlp" as rent oontrffia— chester, and Miss Rqse LeiAek, he buy* her candy here and iee Eastern Professional Basketball tion subsided until the final out-1 But labor and farm leaders gen- and he la going out of the rental cousin, of the groom ^.Rockville, re^kge*enUtive,ln th* rich Eaat in- KNOFLA . . . And She’s League game between the Wal­ break when George Ferrle wasterally favored\gbvernment steps bousing business. conn. Richard Lemek, brother of di*a\aT*a, to work out unsettled With A Paint Right now we $ugge»t that you $ee our fine cream after the ehows at the taken to the police station. , to prevent boom and bust tend- Question Confronting CooimlttM the groom, served na beat niian and poIlc;^d*tall*. Ga Ga About John’ s lingford Veterans and the Man­ While Murphy denied that • the chester Guards. More than 1.000 Prutected By Guardsmen i enclea. the ushers were John Snyder, BROTHERS display o f • Landlords associstiwi be beads cousin o f the groom, of Rockville, One \ queetion unanawered . I* Prush . . . State. fans. Including several hundred This set off another apark and I Wide Disagreement ever planned to follow hla lead to­ what tb^ do about Indoneaian na- from Wallingford, witnessed the and W liU w ^ o n of Manchester. General Contractor when the final whistle blew, guards There was wide disagreement at ward a general mass eviction of The church was artistically dec­ iiv* repuljlican leadara. Theaa lead­ dlsturbiuice. Guards won escorted the officials to the dress-' the hearinga on whether recent tenants, enough property owners e d were Mlaed by the Dutch when Jobbing and John doesn’t know it, but ing i-oom. They were assisted b y ; price declines herald a continuing orated with white carnations, to 4.'». ’ have, pubKcly favored such a move snapdragon* ahd fern* and tradi'- they began, their ao-called "po­ Barrett’s Ox-Line paints FOSTORIA GLASS Evening of Esellement Policemen George McCaughey and | downtrend In living coats or to leave this quesUon confronting lice aetton" on Java and Sumatra General Reptdring Climax of a long evening of ex­ Bruno . Bycholski, the Yornrer a whether Inflation will come back ■ Mr*. R. F. Eggleston tionai bridal music waa played and enamels are the secret j the committee; for the ceremony by the organist. laat December. The United Na­ SHIRTS citement came in the waning ser- spectator and the latter a player j bigger than ever, tion* Security Council hM ordered C all40S3 of Mery’s srtlstry. Try What, tif anything, should be MlM Patricia Rose - Fagan, The bride wore a gown of Ivory ondi of the game when Official with the home team. Fans storm-1 fo r Inatance, Phillip Reed, done In the hew rent control bill their release. some yourself! The Corner Zeke Chadys called a personal ed the dreialng rooms and threat- chairman of the board of Gen- daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Peter satin brocade with a Chinese in­ Dr. J. H. van iMaaraeveen, who Before 6 p. m. to prevent the withdrawal and fluenced neckline and a medium foul on a Wallingford player and ened to break the doors down to ,ral Electric company. *uld doling up of rental properties. If Fagan, 429 Main street, became took over the'poet of minister for awarded Mancheater two triea aa gel at the officials. Feigenbaum, I |,e la convinced living costa the bride of Harry Fredrlc Eggle­ length train. She carried an arm overacoa territories in a cabinet 'J some landlords choose to do this bouquet of white rosea and F . E . B R A T it waa a deliberate foul. George who hod threatened several fans, I “ passed their peak” and the in protest against controls? ston, son of Mrs. Anna and the shakeup last week, aaid' this ques­ SODA SHOPPE Kelgenbaum. a trouble-ahooter all was protected by teammates. Na-1 Inflationary trend viaahas **i-evi«eH"revised. '* stephanoUa, her veil of fingertip tion and others will be discussed T 3 A r > l > T ? n P T ' Pt-UWBING AND JEWELER Mr. Truman haa asked Congress late Grant B. Egglestop, of 143 length French illusion, was gath­ Y S S H O P a night and the player reaponalble tionai Guardsmen took the situa­ But C lb Secretary-Treasurer for a two-year continuation of Hollister street, at a nuptial high with Beel before he returns to Ba­ ' M t N ^ tion under hand down In the dress­ ered under a tiara of waxed 15AJLVJtvrJ 1 1 SUPPLY COMPANY 787 MAIN STREET STATE THEATER BLDG. «ir M#IM .tvttr Cor, .Main and Bissctl Slret-l.s .''tale Theater RIdff. for the aeries of outbreaks, start­ James B. Carev contended costs tighter, broader rent ceilings, with mass performed this morning at tavia "next Tuesday. The cabinet MO#808 856 MAIN STREET T E L . 7080 something In the air. Wallingford ered at the Armory and at the cen­ ant but of dusty rose taffeta and veler's Insurance Co. Tbe groom donesla. | needed the victory to get into the marked, reports said, by ''Inde­ with shower bouquets of pink car­ Telephone hlonrheater 4860 ter. cision.'' attended Rockville High School, The policy laid dow n call* for j After 4 P. .M. Eastern League playoffs. The nations and orchid sweet peas, data of '44 and Is a Trial,. Justice formation "soon” of an Interim Guard* clinched a berth last week. Old-timers said today It waa the To Broadcast The bride's gift to the matron biggest outbreak at a sporta event In Tolland County. He is engaged government, to be followed by a - Treuble Starts Early of honor wa.s a pair of marcasite In construction work. permanent government. No dates 99 The game wa* only two minutes since the now-famous victory pa­ Four Deaths earrings and the bridesmaids re-1 rade of the Cubs' football team IContiaaed from Page One) Upon leaving on a motor trip to were set for either move. old when Feigenbaum sUrted his ceived evening bags; The groom I Florida and California, the bride The U. N. has aaked for a pro- “ /o h /i Loves Mary from the South End, over north presented his best man with a tie continual nagging at official doci- 1 frequently shouted objection# to j will be attired In a red background \islonal government by March 1.5. John Loves Ma^y— John Loves Mary slona and his language to specta­ after defeating the Majors (or the Laid to Use t rlaap and gave wallets to his towh football aeries In 1820, ! each other'# questions, and Judge' print dress, beige coat with dark with coninlete tran-fer of nnwer Muddy tor* In the stand* and to those fTkf Edw'ard M. Curran cautioned i accesaorts* and orchid cor- to native ruler* by July 1, 1950. aUndlng began to draw comment.' y u X T llZ IU U I several times. Once Judge . The . mother , . . of . the bride _ ___The L g «bridal couple will re- Because: ~ No matter how young The official*, realising the tense-1 for her » ''•'dding « completed apart- i ------! Ctiiran B*ld: m'ellon Driveway? neas of the game, called the rival I (ContinuedJrom Page One) ■'Let's have no more colloquy of tropical earth crepe, mellon I Tolland and Yes, and they will both love a new Frigid* thev start thev both al- captains and coaches together and , M a n c h e s te r I _____ I between counsel. You'll address plume hat and a camillia corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore will he at home to their friends aald they would not tolerate any j commissioner of food and drugs, your objectlona to the bench. That after April 1st. She always looks bickering. deep rose crepe with gray acces­ INSURE Call 6260 way* wind up falling in D a te RtHtk said In Washington three firms | goes for defense counsei and it sories and a gardenia corsage. , airr refrigerator or automatic washer. Feigenbaum, an importation | manufacturing the lithium salts goes for government counsel." with from New York' and Idol of Wal Both mothers assisted the'bridal » |, fresh • a* • a • daisy in I have withdrawn them from the Discussed tltlrenshlp McK i n n e y b r o t h e r s For gravel, cinders, trap- love with Marlow’ s— Ungford rooters, could not get l fr^bruary 28 7' .market. The products and com-1 Schaefer said he cliBCUSsed Mi.ss party in receiving at a reception | I l l O l l C V F r O U p started and play hla usual game | reglatratton at State Ar- for 12.'i guests at the Manchester' * RenI Estate and Insamnee rock or any kind of fill job. They have all the refinements and iiu* clothes immaculately I paniea involved/were listed as Oillara' citizenship with her at 504 MAIN ST. TKI. 0060 John Loves Mary— the friendly store siniTe and------began - complaining - - about , de- I| ...... ,,,re. 8:30...... a.m...... P Westal. Westwood Pharmaceutical 1 Koenigswiisterhausen. Where for- Country Club, following the cere-1 To Hold Social elslona. Hia teammates barked up sgt„rrtays 8:30 a m. to noon, division, Foster-Milbum Company, i clgn broadcast activities were DRY CLEANED at hla attacks. Tuesday. February 23 • Tlip bride graduated from Man-, ( ______No Job Too Small .provemeiits that make them top buys. 1911. Buffalo, N. Y.; Foodsal, Foods; transferred after the Berlin stu- che.stcr High school. Merev Hos-1 .j-,,, Margaret's Circle of | She's As Thrilling As (M et flrhendel .Acta , Annual Ham Supper, sponsored Plus. Inc . New York, and Saltl- .hq* had been bombed out. He said Midway in the second penod. Al conference Camp committee. pital School of Nursing, Spnng- Daughters of Isabella are hold-; Manchester I-aundrv. n Skiff. Wallingford center, another church. salt, Lufths Bakery, Kan.sas City, ^he con.sidered heraelf an Ameri­ field. Mass., and is on the staff of .p - *oelal Tue.sday evening, i FENDF*’ ^ND BODY Oldsmobile's "Whirlaway New York Importation, was re­ go. I ritizen, the Manchester Memorial hospi-, ppbniary 22. at o'clock, at th e! Wednesday, Feb. 28 I Approximately 25 Pounds SoW The witness .said he mentioned 8 moved from the game by (JOiadys George Washington Whist par­ tal. The groom graduated front j^pjgbts of Columbus Home, to' WORK for unsportsmanlike conduct. Be- i At Kansas City. George K. Lcuth ‘'the wav the war was going,” andManehe.'-ter High school, attended, .^,.p,pj, member* *re invited to' Bonded MemoriaU ty, Center church at 8. , .said approxintately 2!i pounds of ,^at MIm Glllars told him she had fore the player atarted hla walk to ! Haturday. February 26 Connecfleut University and .served ^rlng their friends, C4»NNMTICUT the showers, Feigenbaum and j . the substitute table salt had been; ,o „ t out but that she was in the Army for two and one-half i Lsona Reed will give a lec- , Solimene and Flags, ioc. A R L O W ^ British-American Club's Ladies' I sold in that area. He said 'proba- j .'threatened by Horst Glemow. VAI.I EV KEMP’S, Iiic. Coach Freddie Ferric of the Veta ' years. He is now employed by ^p papp^p *fter which pic-' 6S4 (!entei Street Night. bly not more than 2.5 to 50 people , official,' sehaefer, who »IEM«»KIAL CO came to blows near the acorers' the Hartford Fire Insurance Com-, ^ shown. Bingo Will i Manchester Laundry Also dance. Woodruff hall. Cen­ have aken any of our product. | Germany from South Manchester Friffidairc Dealer For Over 25 Years Manchester Motor Sales, Inc. table. George Ferric jumped into pany In Hartford | he played and refreshment* will FOR VALVES ter church. He s^d lt»w.a sola with instruc-i ,939 R4Hit* 6, South WlaOaoi 76.-1 MAIN STREET ' TEL. 5680 MAPLE STREET TELEPHONE 8416 512 WEST CENTER STREET PHONE 41.34 the breach of action and asatated Friday and Saturday. Feb. 25-26 Upon departing on a wedding he served. The proceeds will go his older brother. Uniformed tlon to be taken only under direc-, ^ threatened. trip of unannounced destination, j„ p j I Trlepbnne llartfoni 8-6079 "Room Service," 3-art play by : tlons of a physician. ______the bride wore a .suit of blue garba- Guards stopped the battle before Community Players and Rotary j Food Plus Company officials ■ A & C WELDING CO. RrsMenos Maaeh*»ter OS-ZS dlne with dubonnet acee.ssortes. fur; ■ ■ - ' ' ■ ' ■ — | w Club, Hollister school. were not available for comment, w ; • AT’ * 11 roat and orc hid eorsage. On their Sunday. Feb. '57 At Buffalo a company official said, iv cll* lllllS [(!l ^ II* I return to Manchester they will Tel. 4293 Pre-Lciiten Union service at "we cannot make a statement Authorized Dsalsr John Loves Mary!'' make their home at H3 Hollister OPEN AI.L DAY I I John Loves Mary 7:30 p. nv. South Mcthodistl Dunbar said there is no Federal street, where they will be at home We Weld Cracked Blocks, HOBBYING church, by Manchester Council of | requirement for lithium salt to re- Paintetl on Walks j RIM'H on AUES John Loves Mary 1 to their friends after March 1. SUNDAY m o n u m e n t s John Loves Mary Another week has rolled Churche.a. reive government approval before Boilers. Furnaces ... She's A 7.L, 1 « I,, ••n.iv ardund. the weather is bad a.s Tucaday. March 1 It is put on thq market as it,is New Britain'.- Feb. 19 — '/Fi — — 32’' Choral Club Pop Co:lcrciiry Hits ■ on the hand and chest. Roar 118 B u t Center St. Pbonea Or 5888 ARMS COMPANY Pine Pastry Shop from *1 X !a sticks to 2 \ ” Monday. March 21 Lower Marks T o a r Hportlag Qo«d. Specialhta.* Paris Curtain Shop 17 Oak Street planks. Exchange Club testimonial din­ (Continued from Pagu One) 638 CENTER i?TREET JARVIS BLDG. ner to High basketball team. Ma- ■ 1615 Main Street Telepbonq S-IS43 829 .MAIN STREET M a n c h e s t e r Tel: 6247 sonic Temple. World Opinion FOR SALE - 3 FAMILY HOUSE Something new has been bomber, the Air Ministry .said. (CoDtinoed from Page Obe) Tuesday, .April S | Police investigating the colli­ 5 ROOMS AND BATH ON EACH FLOOR added to our ever-growing Annual G Clef Concert, Eman- : sion. over the outskirts of this , storm hit Portland. Ore., after a Seen Strength War II Stonm bent. S bnn*r*. one with oH bonier, gn« antomatte stock. Railroad paints made ucl Lutheran ehiireh, Iwar-blitzed midlands city, said ' warm rain storm. Sno'w m«asured bot water, attic Innolated. Many other feature*. S «»r garage, Friday, .April '12 by testors, Farmall cub trac­ there were no survivors. i more than 18 feet deep at Timber“ leri New London, Feb. 19—iF/—The Vets Preference lorga lot, oaiMile drive, aear *rlio<>l, bo# and abopplng ern tw .\nnnal Ma.aonic Ball at Ma.ronlc | • First unofficial rej-Kirts said line lodge on Mt. Hood in Oregon, BoMdlng In A -l eondltton. Owner ocrnple* Itol. Owow tors, Caterpillar diesel bull­ Temple.. | strength j>f the United Nation* there wen? several Americans j where 43 skilers have been ma- New uspa Coda b o u m ander leaving etate. A real bnoenUn-goodne## lnve*tmenl..Snb*taa- John Loves Mary John Loves Mary dozer and road scrapers. I lie* in world opinion through John Loves Mary among the viclim-s, but offirials ot rooned for a week. The lodge re- I which war ran be outlawed, Wil­ constrortlfiD In vnrioo* •eetloas ttol down payment. Can be aeen anytime. John Loves Mary __ ti J- 14 1 ' British European AtnvavsAtnvsys said ported sufficient food and fuel. liam H. .monenisii. special advisor of Mancbeater. in H-O gauge railroading J 1 Japanese ( s l V C l l ; there was no indication that any Roads in many P*ri» of south- | Trvgvic Lie. UN *ecrctary-gen- GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO we are carrying such famous I ' of the pas.sengers was from *>''■the 1western Wyoming still y r e .snow- ^ rted here laat night, 4 Room* and bafb wltb t ad­ BCALTOB ditional anSalshed npetalra Htd BEAL ESTATE—INSUBAKCE^-AUCTIONEEB BECAUSE SHE LOOKS tuuaeK aa Lehigh, Mantua and - ~ United States. The airliner was ifi : clogged but nearly all roads In i Stoneman ptnneman foldtold a Connecticut They got married and are now living happily Death Sentences a scheduled flight from London to | the more...... hearily- . populated. . .'cc water beat oU bamer Sreptoeo. lee HENBT 9TBEBT TEL. M1B Because she has all Because she always buys Varney. j College of Women audience that fall lasafastltMi. roppet and brna* Renfrew, Scotland. lion* of Utah were open. Hav lift ! "the weight of world opinion Is t'rm#h In Rear of Hospital operation# continued In south­ plumbing. W s Invile vonr In- BEAUTIFUL IN HER \ little inside secret— Ken Manila. Feb 19 (F .Ml 14 [ greater.than that of any Army or i «i>ectlon. Price SIOJMM and ap, (except when John want* a night_out) in a her children's shoes at Werb- The planes crashed in flames at western »nd central Utah but the Air Force or Navy, or any number her beauty work done Bleu who lives over in the Japanese defendant# In a Philip-; the rear of a hospital. A police Air Force finished rescue mission* 1 pines war crime* trial today were j constable and a fireman who saw , n'f long distant rockets with atom Silver Lane homes has been in Nevada. Ijombs in their war-heads.” NEW ST Y LES house purchascfl and insured by this agency. ner's where she is assured of working evenings for the last sentenced to hang. the collision said wreckage wo* Near Record High# Ret , Attention strewn over a Wide arc*. Temperature* elimed to near e four weeks on a 9 foot Taylor- A Philippine Army commission | Stamfonl Woman Gel# Divorce ON WOOL RUGS by convicted them on 20 counts of The airliner was described as a record marks for the dale in some proper fit and long wear. craft (1-3 the size of a real Dakota, the British name for the midwest and eastern cities yes­ Non Veterans! murder and rape. The defendants Bridgeport. Feb. 19-(F )—Mr*. IAND BROADLOOM , PU RCH ASED A T Taylomaft) it is nearly fin­ are 13 former Imperial Navy of­ American civilian transport, DC-3. terday. Readings generally were SAVE Dagmar H. Krebs, of High Ridge Construction in sccord- ished and within a week or ficers and one enlisted man. They Name* of the victim* were with­ above normal, also in the Middle STUART J. WASLEY held temporarily by British Euro­ Atlantic states. road. Stamford, ha* been awarded anec with plans and speci­ ROOM SIZE AND WAILTO-WALI. two on a Sunday morning it range in age from 25 to 34. a divorce from her_ husband, a pean Airways. The bodies were Chiraget's W w'as one of .the fications. Repairtd Expertly AND win have a trial fight at Char­ The Japanese displayed no taken to E ^ all hospital. highest mark* foi* F^b. 18 In 35 chemicals manufacturer. In gront- ter Oak. Beet of Inek Ken. emotion upon hearing the sentence. yeart. Rochester. N. Y.. reported irgr th# decree on ground* of In­ They were convicted of raping First Draft Animal 61,-the highest for th* date since tolerable cruelty. Buperlor Oisirt TERRY’S WERBNER’S Happy Landings SHOE STORE ^ and murfierlng Filipino and Chi­ 1 ’ 18S0. Buffalo'* 88 bast a mark set Judge James E. Murphy approved Jarvis Reolty Co. TWEED’S STUART REALTY CO. a fettlement replacing alimony Manchester Caipet Center CUffUlm nese civilians at Infanta, on the The ox wo* the first creature to In 1882. Syracuse, after getting RKAI.TORS WOMEN APPAREL REALTORS and IN8URORS 825 MAIN STREET east coast of Luzon, in 1945. The be used os a draft animal, and then *evetl inches of snow Tliursd.-iv, all the houJfhold furnishing* and SOS w a n * b t BBET TELEPHONE f-4S4S BEAUTY SALON trial woz the largest and the long­ came the donkey. Horses were not under which she will receive 880.- HU Center Street had s high of .57, Tl'e " "A t Tba ToiapUi*’’—Near Ptoehuret Orooery STATE THEATER BUILDING .MANCHESTER 739 MAIN ST. ST.\TE THEATER BUILDING 755 MAIN STREET V TEL. 6648 Or 7146 HOBBY SHOPPE est to be held in the ThUippinea. It so uaed until some 1000 year* later, at Miami and Phoenix, Artz., were ' 000. Utle to her Stamford home, Tel. 4112 Ur 7273 ( CdtinM StMt Teijsm began last July.* and tha comal latar tUU. tha satton'a hlsbaat. jon automobUc.

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BtAM HESI EK EVSiWIM* HEKAU1. MANCHES t EK. JJUNN.. SAiUKUA Y, FEBRUARY 19, 1949 FAUie SEVBidI' MAiNCHtSl'KK KVKiMlWU HtKAL-U. MAMJHKSSTISK. CONNi, SATURDAY, FJ5BRUARV 19, 1949 W e Silc

and each seemingly more con­ L e^ Wmaan Reports cerned with deUying » treaty Claims Hooded Scouts^ Fund wmtu lass - I ' Bloominf flower Garien W than with gaining one—thla time (Jonneciicul vm o-i r Today^s Radio The Sentinel ttipiiliiij ^eralft there arc really four parties In­ Mrs. Michael Rokus of 109 Nears $4^000 Men Beat Him Staid s rS TIs n MANCHESTER DIRECTORY PUI(l.ldH8D B t THB volved. Yugoslavia, now diplo­ Yankee Hollister atreet hu an entire BUULU PIUNTISO OO.. INC ■ r o f matically detached from Russia, bed of crocus on the east aide News the National Guard Units Here , BiMtll B r A. H. 4I. of her house that were two ^ 1 il» — teaseiiMMr. coat. and Austria Itself arc the two par­ White Steelworker Has Leaders Meet to Discuss TBUMAS rCKUUllUN inches above the ground yes­ WDRC—Nawa. IVTHT—Bart Aodrewa. Ptaa.. Tfta*.. Oaa’I ties now also iguring In the dis­ We pause, in our atcm al con­ Feared to Make Re* terday. Mrs. Rokus said that Future Programs of W KNB—Nawa; Danca Oreh. By Fetor TleriMy, .. committee ot our company reports rouataa Octobai i. iwi- cussions. templation of things that might this year is the flrst time they WON8—Nawa. w n c —Vio Oamonc. S-Hgt. UeaSqnertere .Company 1 that the aale of Ucketo for the OF BUSINESS SERVICES port to Sheriff have been up s«''i.soon. j Organixation Pualitaod «*ary B»*aiag There hss already been some WTHT—Nawa. MfDRC—Vaughn Monroa. Recruiting for your local Na- Military Ball of the happen or that ought to happen If —— ■w nc—Naw*. W n iT —SaluM to Kaaarvea. tuatajr aad Holiday*. BnUrcd at in* evidence of willingness to >1eld She also repbrls a bed of tu­ Port oBtea at Manrh»*t*r. Conn., a» to salute something which has al­ Chattanooga. Tenn.. Feb. 19— lips about to come through. The meeting of Manchastsr WONS—American Heart Aaco- u,... T.JETh'SSS: [ and compromise on all sides. SacoBd Clasa «*'• Hat»«r-______ready happened. (JP)—K 29-year-old white steel­ This is also the earlieW. time Scoutera in Woodruff Hall, Canter' WDRC—KxparimantaJ Program elation. I., I.U AuthoHM ttraniUi suu Armory IA lUrt- for tullpa in her experience and 01 both compeniea has been in- ^ ford, have been going very well, dUBtCRIPTION RATE" The United States representa­ We salute It and kiss an old worker claims that robed and i Church last evening was attended WONBoHara’a to Vataraim I1UUU Is due to the mild winter. WTHT—Dog Show, Woat Hart­ WONS—Sports. ci-caabd and there U ones again a This Is an Enlisted Man’s Ball. Na- JVew Spencer Foundations Green Bikes Una T*ai by Mall ...... tive at London has indicated that cause good-bye with a feeling of | ^,hed him near hia I by 48 men. Chairman Charles Lynn Willis Offers A WAX TREATMENT I ford Armory. place for a few more young men uonal Guardsmen may Invite t li month* by Utiil ...... I l.iJi* los.s and sorrow. It has been one , y g }Yj^'^~*^****® ^rom Hollj-wooiLj Una month by M*ll ...... we will be willinR to accept an ■ ■■■— j welcomed the group and then w n c —Farm and Home Hour. of Manchester to earn while they 1 guesU. AU NsUonal Guardsmen will safely and successfully remove an.sightly hair from amgl* Copy ...... prrviouH of our i,et columnar causes for „ „ rb y Lafayette. Ga„ Ai*e Popular \V*«liiy. by earner ...... % .'Z* upward revision of oui clpal and eighth grade teacher tof«r reports from the various 1'!S9— WDRC—Gene Autry, lesm and asrve their countiy and i will be'ln uniform. This Is but an- Expert Work Are Beautiful Garments many years, and vve think from anything WDRC—Oiva and Taka. w n c —Hollywood Btsu- Theater yet stay qt home. One nightoa' other of the eoclal events planned the face. V 4t>*. delivered. Un* Year ...... IJijU; ; $ 100,000,000 limit for pa.vment to ^ . i. „ forinulstc plans for s reunion of | committees. Joaeph Monahan ex­ Went of U'aa.. Eoreign . the columnar point of view, th a t; * WKNB—Dangar VDk •WONS—Twenty Queationa. week st your local Armory and,; for the men of your New National For all autiund good rspalr serv­ Thi* has been a wonderful win- i ______, Russia in return for its rellnquish- anyone...... whor e m undertakes o v e to remove the two classes sometime in the pressed hia appreciation for the WONS—Symphoalaa for Touth. WTHT—Kay Starr. t vo weeks training at Camp Ed- j Guard. ice, motor overhaul and general Mrs. Mary F. McPartland of», If you have been having dUficuI- ter for driving and bicycling for i ment of claim and title to German an old crusading atand-bj’ ought sprins- Suggeationa for tha pro­ cooperation evident in the finance Apt. 34G, Garden Drive, has an-; ties with your foundation gar- rhlldien. reluctantly deacribed the gram will be welcomed by the campaign, and reported that the WTHT—Oueat Star. StIS— wards this coming, summer. A full The Signal and Radio sectlona repairing you will be pleased with there have been few days In which Tha* Preaa ' • e»- asseU in Austria, provided this j to be obligated to provide a new WCCC—Newa; Dancing party. nounced that the Spencer people; ment*. if they do not please you licating to a Chattanooga Timei Arlene Fran*. Phyllis Sea- total had reached nearly $4,000. WTHT—Dick Todd Show. army day's pay tor each drill, ac- | of Headquarters Company have the expert work done at Don WilUs the roads have not been open. 1 :4 *— S:S0— cording to fonk. Here ia a chance been working on their demonstra Garage at 18 Main street. Mr. have made available new nylon; and really do nothing for your fig- d-aP.Vh« :! upward revision is accompanied | n take the loss reporter. He s.vid the htioded men Bettie Bodreau. or Mrs. Tom Pancicra talked about start- materials for foundation garments ure, why not phone Mrs. MePart- acfiwed him of abus nR his moth- Bassett, WKNB—Mel Torme. WONS—Take a Number. to earn a little extra that always house to be presented at the open Willis la an expert mechanic and Bill Green of 180 Spruce street ccr^ (A • out wtheriT'W ’a , )jy n Ruaaian williURncas to actopt ^ good grace. Ing new parka or troopa under the and brassiere*. At the present land, 7654 or 2-2588 and ask her talnly haa been kept busy taking cr. but his wife asserted ■ that’s | ' Bogreau-Brehaut the sponaorahip of organizattona tVTHT—Club Nawa. WDRC—Philip Marlow. c:>mes in handy. Claaaes of train­ house to be held at the local State he has trained men to help him In and *1*0 til* *7 *11''* 'll part of this payment in goods and ; \Ve will, in fact, applaud the WTIC—Connactleut Confaranca time there are two patterns avail-, tq come to your home and show care of the bicycle needs of Man­ W ) 9 9 East Center Street not so. MIsa Irene Patricia Brehaut Ernest Panders spoke about W TlOr-TYuth or Oonaequcnccs. ing are well organized now and the Armory on February 2. Thla open his work. When your car Is re­ of Farm Organilationa. paired at the Willis Garage you able, a lacy white nylon of double you samples of these wonderful chester's youth* and at the pres­ _____ I ...... r ___ - "They grabbed Bill * daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James 1 plana for fadlitlea at Camp John- WTHT—Fantoua Jury Triala. recruit training begins the night house will be Jn cooperation with foundations? It Is not necessarily 2 :00— 9 :0 * — a man signs up. are sure of the workmanship and mesh and a stunning silk with ent time he has In a full line of iHiii •emcB or n. E. A. Serv-I question of Yugoslav barring judicial a p -; h*'"’ down the road." Mrs. Howard jj_ Brehaut of Oak Grove, South !«on; and Ernest Irwin reported the new recruiting program now the excessively stout person who Columbia bicycles tor both boys ' .... 1 .... . _Ai..i*.. waalwfasrl libaviPKP unH ______! r*arvm Tntan«i^»* • i«.t 9 !.»*• WDRO—Staia Ovar Hollywood. WDRC—Oangbuatora. Latest to Join the ranks of civil­ in effect. All aij^al and radio detail tor Mr. Willis has pride in embroiderei^ effect. These mate­ ic«. Iftc. _ , territorial claims, which have ' |)ointees from political activity. 1 I married to^Fred Camp Johnson activities. WKNB—News; Dinning Siatci’s. rial* make a beautiful garment, benefits most from a S^ncer, even and girls. Included in his stock on hisM body / A* from Walxnit IS 1 1 0 R 8 - - — 0 Cvb Scout Commissioner WII- WONS—Life ^gina at 80. ian aoldlert was Jim McCormack, equipment will be displayed, also the work done at his garage and IF YOU HRE EA SILY- Put)li*tier> (iipreifr.ul'»«» J ' ' ' hitherto served as an excuse for The most Important thing this crick Louis Bodreau, son of Mr. WTHT — MetropoUtan Opera. strong, light, launders like a the slimmest need a garment that are two new deluxe models, ones Modernize with a leather belt j and Mrs. Frederick J . Bodreau o f ' Ham Viena asked for more adult WTHT—Little Herman, an ex-GI, with plenty of expe­ a 50 cal. Machine Gun squad from the old slogan "the beat is none Jul'U* f=P«c'*l Ageiay -.N»« rule means It that stale’s attor­ Verdl’a "Aida." too good" is no idle boast here. breeze, drus In nothing flat, needs ia fitted to their own personal that will bring Joy and happlnets GET A SPENCERI York. C h ic*su . l>«lroU *n«l B"«t..rK__ deadlock whenever East or West Not Reported to Sheriff ! Wall street. South Coventry, this j assisUnce In the grpvvlng Cub w n c —Tour HU Parade. rience in the signal corps' who the Ammo and Pioneer Platoon. measurement, one that is designed to the lucky boy or girl who owma neys are henceforth out of poli­ WCCC—State Police; Iniuranea 9 :8 *— The wonderful winter with its no ironing and (teepa Its shape felt like having deadlock, there ties in f’onnertlcut. I Howard said 12 or 15 men flog- ; afternoon at i p. m., at the First Scout program, and said that the Joined the radio section of Head­ The 43rd Division Band will sup­ through countless launderings. to flatter the figure yet support one. Your Sewing; Mue|iitic UEkUEK AOUIT bureau U» GIrla Diac Jockay. WDRO—Talea of Eatlmn. quarters Company laat Monday. ply the music and after the broad- open roads hss been a boon to ' *r* '* '’'*** 9*'^ CIKCUI-aTIoNS. ______are possibilities of compromise It Is a heallhfu^ rule, long 1 ged him Tuesiiay night but he had . Congregational church. Rev. Har- , Increase in Cub Scouts required 3:1S— motorists, but It also means that Those who have worn Spencer It scientifically. You will truly Bicycle prices start from $42 p«p — r«it- over-due. I not reported it to Sheriff HermoYi ' old E. Parsons, pastor, performed ; more den mothers. Chairman Lynn WONS—American B ar Anaocta- Jim has s niche already cut out caat over WONS at 10:00 p. m.. garments find that there is abso­ look your best in a Spencer and for the standard bike, $50 and $52 Elecirify and install if In topporl your The Herald Prn’.'ti* Couioany tnc.. I now present at the London ses- WKNB—Guy Lombardo. Uon. for him and we alt feel he will br there will be dancing until 12.00. the family car has been used more The simple fact has been that ' of Walker county, in which Lytle the double-ring ceremony, with revealed that there were 201 Boy 2:80— than usual and It might be a good lutely no substitute for them, re­ what is more Important, you will for the Three Star bikes with consulff or portable cabi­ bock—gently guld« aaiume* no ftn*nc*l r»*p-.ii»'b'l'ty Tui ' sions. The most likely compro- I is located. the bride given in marriage by her | Scouts and 264 Cub Scouts in ' WTHT —Aitiaalng Mr. Malone. a valuable asset to our company. The public 1* Invited and wc are also feel your best. locks, $54 and $58 for the Five nets. the iMisition of state's attorney WKNB—Frank Sinatra. Idea to have It checked a little gardless of price, nothing that you to heolthlar, Urtlaem^^nl* Vn^^ttie mallei, mise possibility .seema to be that has been one of such power, The sheriff said he received no father. The church was simpljf but | Manchester, and said that the ' W nC—Judy Canota Show. T-8gt. Arthur A. Buckler, chair mire that a program will be pre­ gives that wonderful sense of com­ For sufgical support of any kind, Star bikes without locks, and $56 WCCC—Newa; Insuranca Girls early this year. If you are using lovelier poalure. in The Menc-ne*ter Evening tler«ld. ■ Yugoslavia would abandon its ter- within Its own realm, that there reports of the incident from other ' effectively decorated with palms, Scout crusade to "strengthen the ! Disc Jockay. 19:00— man of the National Guard dance I sented that will be Interesting. too much oil. stop in at the Willis fort while giving absolute support. there ia nothing finer than a Spen­ and $58 with locks; $01 and $62 for arm of Liberty" would require a 1 cer support, made for your particu­ the Five Star DeLuxe and $69 and I ritorial claim In return for a rould never tall to be dividends sources, but added: ferns and two large baaketa of a.s- WONS—Journal of the Air. ,WDRC—Sing It Again. Garage and have a checkup and a It is a well known fact that these ABC V \ y®®'' doctor Saturday, February 19 spreading out from that power "If he’a been beaten and sbiisefi sorted cut flowers. Miss Anno^ K. goal of 260 new Cuba and Scouts WDRC—Handyman’s Guide. WONS—Chicago Theater of the ation ot the locsd grammar schools free estimate of the cost of new Spencer foundation garments will lar need, of material that will not $70 for the M5. The lower price . 1 obout Spencerl ) pledge from Aii.stria that the Into the realm of polities when­ and will tell me about it. I sure , LeDoyt, organist, played the Wed- within a year. ! Air. outwear two of an Inferior make stretch, but will remain firm in each bracket of bicycle la the 2 :1 *— W a p p i i i g were held at the meeting of the ring* or the necessary repair work MAHY F. HrHAR'njLMt I Slovenes residing in the disputed ever the Individual who was will do all I can for him." i ding March from "Lohengrin" • as To Asalst on Army Day | WKNB—Xavier Cunt. WTHT—MuMcal Etchings, school survey committee Thursday will be cheerfully furnished you. 1and no' matter how many times throughout its life. plain color, while the bicycle Appliance Ca. ApL 84G , Uttrdea Ortv* Acting On an invitation from the I Plan now to buy a Spencer and priced at a dollar more comes In Forward, Manchester ! territory would be given some de- state's attorney chose to enter Howard said. "I’m scared. 1 the processional and Mendelssohn’s WTIC—Report on EuEurope. w n c —Dennis Day Show. night at Ellsworth High school, Did you know that the Willis they are washed, provided you do 2-1575 Zl Maple St. Phone $6M or 3-36«8 polities. want «ome protection, But what "Wedding March" as the reces­ local National Guard unit, it wasj : — 10:80— not abuse them, they will keep enjoy Its benefits, phone Mra. Mc­ two-tone colors. The vote on the referendum in ' gree of autonomy, or heavy Slo- 8 00 Parent's night will be obaetved and It was. voted to make a re­ Garage maintains 24-hour service? The state's attorney could not chance has a msn goti sional. voted to cooperate In the coming WKNB — Nawa; Raquaat Mat w n c —Grand Old Opry. by Boy Scout 'Troop 62, Monday their shape until there is not a bit Partland, 7654 or 2-2588, and ask The new deluxe bicycles are ex­ little I vene representation in the local port of progres* to the Board of During the day the phone num­ her to stop at your house soon. Manchester Thursday was a escape this carry-over of Judicial .Miss Virginia Smith, cousin of Army Day celebration in any way .inee. ■WTHT—Joumeyh In Jazz. evening at the First Congrega­ Education • Monday night at the more wear left in tbem. tremely sturdy, with larger seats ber is 2-4531 (please note that this of leather covered with sponge rub­ more important than Just a vote government of the section In­ power into the realm of politics, the bride, of Long Island, N. Y., suitable for Boy Scouts to partici-1 WDRC—Muilc. 11:0*— tional church, to- which all father* To'wn Hall. Is a new numMr) and Mr. Willis i even If he tried to do so. As was made of honor. Bridesmaids pate. Anthony J. Lotain. former WTIC—Pioneer* of Music. and mothers of troop member* and ber, the pedals are heavier, ex­ SERVICE J. R. Braitliwaite which assured the beginning of volved. Newa on nil atationa. The survey committee will start has more than one phone so that four years. The entire quota has tremely bright headlights and tail- state's attorney, he dealt with were Miss Bettie Bodreau, sister Manchester Scouter, reminisced on WONS—StricUy Jaaa.* 1 1 :1 *— troop committee are Invited. Pre­ he' can give better service to his been subscribed in on the first day. Open Conference To sastat trbeo too taae rnad the town’s post-war school build­ As for Austria itself, that un­ Soulli Coveiilrv of the groom, and Miss Joan the days of scout organization a program of the high school lights with the new spring tork tmoble* «*c have t Wrsrhars Keys Made, lAtCfca ReptHitd other lawyers, who. regardless of WCCC—Dancing Party, WDRO—World Tonight: Nawa ceding th# meeting dinner will be with a tour of the high achool customers. After 10 o’clock at This year the quota la $385. fortunate country which was Hit­ how high his standards of conduct 5lrs. Pauline Little Schmidt, another cousin of the work in Manchester, and Void the served at 6:30 under Jthe direction and the $69 and $70 bicycles come and 8 Servtoe Trurk* at vnnz ing program. 8:S< ^ WONS—Meet, the Biuid building Tliesday, March 18. night If you are In trouble, all you Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Diana have Regarding Wages equipped with both front and rear ler’s first outside victim, and might be, were looking for one Willlmantic Ez. Phone '2825-WI bride, also of Long lalaiid. Uahera , group that scouting keeps growing [ WONS—Sports Parade, of Mra. Reuben Strce'pef and Mj*. need to do Is to dial 7261 and a service and for voot aonveD- Tools Ground It waa another alep in the WTHT—Tope In SporU. Wapping Grange will meet at recently moved to their new home wheel brakes. The built-in locks kind of treatment or another from were Richard Breen and Gregory ] because of the devotion of scoutera ' WCCC—New*; Dancing Party. Raymond Hallowell. car, service truck or wrecker, as Ian fin. \ town’s general assumption of r e -' was once declared by the first W n O —^Morton Downey. the Community House Tuesday on Mountain Spring road in w est-' on these bicycles are a safeguard him. When he moved over Into Lipsky, Jr., both of South Coven- ,^-ho have been loyal to the move-; 4:00__ l l ’JO — ‘ITie guest qieaker for the eve­ the need may be, will be sent to ern Tolland. Mr. Diana is em­ Ansonia, Feb. 19—(4»i—The na­ Lawnmnwers Sharpened sponslbility for its own future, j Moscow Conference not to be any The skylights on the new school evening at 8 o’clock. It will be against their being stolen and all SfATION OPEN DAY the realm of politics, these same try. I ment for many years. Field Exe-1 WTIC—Your Health Today. ning will be Chief Nelson A. Sly your assistance. ployed by Amos D. Bridges of tional brass wage and contract 1 building will be under installation WONS—Barberahop Ballad Con­ "Patriotic Night.” The speaker bicycles tqat come equipped with The idea that Manchester must real enemy of the West,—Austria lawyers were frequently Individ beginning Monday. All roofing has The bride wore slipper satin em- . cutive Harmon Smith spoke of the WDRC — Jack Smith, U. 8. test. -of the Charter Oak Council. Other Remember also that the Willis Thompsonvllle. Mrs. Diana haa AND NIGHT Electrical UUiitlee 39 will be Edson Bailey, principal of conference of the International these kind; of locks may be in­ d('sagc of rosea. ^ Einstein in congratulating the' WTIC—Lassie. 4:30— Lady in White. ed by ths United Workers M the chaaeq the article, puts the money Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krawcyzk la proud of the way we have met our peaceful slablliaation of the arisen In the careen of many sons. When the cement is set. as- The groom’a mother wore a blue ; work pf the Manchester District, j ' Tax Stamps Moved 178 Oak Grove Street WCCC—Bjg Brother Bill. 5:00—Evening Centinel. First OongrcgatlonsI church. The in a container in Uie basket and ill and at the Rockville City hos­ opportunity and responsibility, world. Connecticut state’s attorney*. phalt tile will be laid In ail except-1 crepe gown and an old fashioned ' Council Executive Rosa Alford I another home-mad* article in' the pital. Bo.ston, Feb. 19—((Pi — Cities Tel. 4752. 4894, 8746,2-0967 185 Main St. Phone 5012 But where state’a attorneys WK.NB—Kitty Rayle. 6:00—Netva. film, "Melody Master," story of Hartford, Feb. 19—UP)—Cigar­ and proud of our own attractive- Ing the toilet rooms which will re- corsage of aweet peas. addressed himself directly to the ; 5:15— the life of Composer Frans Schu-. •basket. This is sent to th* next The Library association has re­ and towns along the Connecticut have happened to entertain po- quire regular bathroom tiling for A reception following thp cere- sponsors’ representatives, who had 6:15—Sports: Weather. neighbor, who does the same and ceived the winter allotment of ette tax stamps with a face value aeaa and efficiency among Con­ lltleal ambitions, they have WTIC—Wormwood Forest. 6:30—Forestry Journal. bert, was shown. A t opportu:^ and Merrimack rivers were advised of $2,728,075 were moved yester­ I Why Not Gandhi’B Jnatice? aanltatlon purpoaea. mony was attended by about 150 ■ bieen especlolly invited to hear | WKNB — Peggy Lee; Sketch was afforded those present ‘~ so on until the basket has com­ books to the Tolland library. Mrs. necticut towni, or we can be the been present, and the romblna- g Rev. Harold E. Parsons will take guests in the vestry of the chUrc?. about the respon.sibilitles of the 6:43—Marine Concert. pleted its tour. Madaline Clough, librarian, re­ today that so far there’s "no day from the State Office build­ Visit Jones rTiral- lloB has not been fortunate, even Book. 7 :00—Gardening with the Gal­ spect and sea serious spring flood hazard built ing to a vault In the State Tax Al) Makes of shiftless victim of circumstance, i How much of a great and good as his adult sermon topic: "God The room was decorated wttii sponsoring organizations, and the 5:30— ports sixty new books have been tnie aad 97oor Oov- for the state’s attorneys In­ laghers. 16 mm motion The money Jvtll be collected dur­ up." department’s new offices in 470 Which wo become is largely a I man lives after him? Only the Confronts Man': 'I am That I Am’ ’’ , white streamers. A large white duties of the committeemen in the WTIC—Dr. I. Q.. Jr. ing the yeiii: ai.d used for the added. The library is open Tues­ ertng Store toi volved. For, although the repu­ 7:15—Easy Rhythm. Following the days from 7 to 9 p.m. and Satur­ The Massachusetts Health de­ Capitol avenue here. A state SEWING during services Sunday at 10:45 a. crepe wedding bell hung over each scout program within their group. WONS—True or False. • were aerved. church mlsslwary work. For fur­ Iwrge Asanrtmeni matter of attitude, on the part of other day, we were asking this tation and power built up In the High praise was given especially 7:30—Holltavood Open Houac. days from 2 to 5 p.m. partment reported rainfall aver­ police guard was furnished for Re-Cap offier of state’s attorney have m. in the First Congregational of two large tables which were Evealag Over 40 reaarvatlona have'been ther information of the project, aged four inches in the bay leadership and on the part of or- j question on the annlveisary of chinch. His children's story will be centmed with a vase of cut flow- , atj scoutmasters, on whom V>ar- 6:00— 8:00—Reqiffat Time. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Creelman of the large truck in which the Now With ot Fine Floor Coa- hern helpn toward nomination, 9:00—New*. received for the. hnijual member­ contact Mra. Hahpld Dellert. state during January—nearly one- stamp.* were transferred. MACHINES dinary citizens. , Gandhi’s death, and concluding "Bobbie and the Sunday Football eri. Out-of-town guests‘ were from ticiilaily falls the most responsi- W -nC— Newa. Stow, Mas*., and Mr^. Marlon A. 2 In 1 erlDK. Call U* tot the possession of that reputation Oy.sler Bay and Syosset, L. I . anu Television ship party of^ Abe Miller Post to The basket started on Its Jour­ Comlns of Worcester, Mass., were half inch above normal. Expertly Repaired Ideally, wc will have a town . that the good living after him, be- and |Hiwer, the mien of the pms- Game” Sunday School begins at bilitv f^ making scouting attrac- WTHT—Music at Six; Sports. be held Tueiday night at 7:30 at Snowfall was light, however, EsHmate. Lebanon. N. Y. 1 tive’for committee­ WTHT—FM. ney Valentine’s Day qt the home of guests Thursday of Mra. Leila S. leadership which dares look ahead, I cause of him, was incalculable, reiitor, have not proved popular 10 a. m.: kindergarten and nursery WONS—News. Andrulot’S Grove. Mrs. Fraser Metzger and Is now on compared to January. 1648. when Oar Snow Cap wtU at 10:30 a. m. An infant baptism ' For going away the bride vvori , men were Invited by Commi.saloner WDRC—NfWi. Same aa WTHT. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. John H. •nd a citizenry which supporta | ’This, if ao, and we think it so. with the Connecticut electorate. They# win be aound movies on its way to another neighbor. Steele. Mr. Creelman -ctumed to storms were more than twice as QUAI-ITY gtva Yoo al^ tha JONES’ Well, all that, which for a long service will be conducted dining a pastel' blue wool suit with grey Ed Dlk to attend future district 0:15— w n c —FM. Singer accessories and an orchid coraage. WTIC s p o ^ with films on tha last Wol- Stow Thursday night, Mra. Creel­ heavy. necessary traktlnn and cheers it when it does. ’ will have to be in spite of a most time neemetl to need action by the the service* March 6. The Pastor’s meetings. w nc—Bob Steele, Strictly Same aa except 8:15-r Watersheds ot both the Con­ PRINTING! FURNITURE STORE After a wedding trip south the 7:30 p. m„ NBC Symphony. cptt-LouU fight, 1948 World Series man and Mrs. Comlns will remain TOO need In anOty. That kind of foresight, and pub- incongruous event the other day General Assembly itself for cor Council will meet at the home of Sports; Weather. , games, the East-W est game and a 118,000 Get Refunds necticut and Merrimaik river.s, rhe prinllna Dan nsekrr. Prop. Sewing Center rcction. is now past, and easily Mr. and Mrs. L. A Kingsbury at couple will return in abut ten WDRC—New Britain Teachers WHNO—TV. in Tolland for over a week to be linn't wait, have tb^ lie support for it, means not only — the sentencing to death, by an reel on the new* highlights of .ith Mr. and Mr*. Steele in the ab­ the state report said, "show a sno%v |nb we d« for S Oak Street. Manchester, Ct. past, by wise action of the Con 8 p. m. days 10 their home at Waterfront Ccllege. P. M. lUrtford, Feb. 19—(A7— Ap­ work done now. 8.32 Main St. TeL 8888 progress, but it means progress Indian court, of the man who shot j Manor. 1948 and a comic. sence of Mr*. Hall while on an covering below normal." v o a will Pbnae 3-1941 ncctlcut Judges themselves. Local Methodists desiring to at­ WONS— Sports; Oddities In the 8:00—Tcleiunes. proximately 118,000 Connecticut prove ontto- Manchester with economy and solvency. Gandhi to death and of the man 1 The bride is employed at the Bolton 8:80—Film Shorta. Th* commute* in charge are automobile trip with her daughter, tend church services conducted by Newa. Melvin Derrick. Alfred Armstrong. income tsix payers have received hMfinrr— fib- Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Doris Mohr D’lUUA 0:00— Featura FUm. refunds totalling $5,500,000 Inter­ Mrs. Bernice A. Hall and friends Ideally, we will avoid being { who owned the newspaper which ] Rev. John E. Post, are Invited to 8 :2 *— Howard Bennett and Dexter Bum- to Williamsburg, Fredericsburg, eanae R wlU \ ride over to the Quarryville Meth­ Company in Hartford, while the Tel. Manchester 5545 w n c—Weather. nal Revenue ttollector John J. MANCHESTER TIRE caught by emergency, as vve are ; the assassin edited. grcMm works in hia father'a Varie­ ham. Mt. Vernon, Virginia and Waah- Install The Netc be prod need under the moel Open Forum odist church al Boltcin with the , 6:80— Dlscuselons of the recent evalu- Fitzpatrick reported yesterday. in|1on, D. C. modem. nlHrlent method*. Oet now caught ..bXi enict-gency in the | Somehow, this legal avenging I ty Store in South CXiventry. During the week ending Thurs­ and RECAPPING CO. Frigidaire T. P. Hollaran pastor. Rev. Post will leave the ^ Worship sendee at Bolton Cen­ •WTIC—Symphony. ^ e Tolland Community Men’s oar eatimata. new school program. Td look | of the death of Gandhi seems a I parsonage on Main atreet at 9:30 WDRC—Morton Downey, Veter­ day, Fitzpatrick said refunds to­ «95 Brood St. TeL t-4*24 FUNERAL HOME A Kopiy to Bovver* ter Congregational church tomoiN CHub Will meet Thursday, Febru­ AIR.FLOW Oepeiidabla (|oallty — fiarvlea! Sales and Service . backwrard, with th a t brand of wis­ betrayal of hia memory. Some- | To the Editor: a. m., Sunday momlnga. ans Adminiatration. talling $2,040,000 were mailed to ary 24 in the Tolland Federated row morning at 11 o’clock will be 38,900 taxpayers. dom which la always ao easy, we how. It seems to us, the Indian 1 read Mr. Sherwood Bower The Coventry Fragment Society ' WONS—The Answer Man. Pretty Detail church social rooms at 8 o'clock. WII.I.IAM H. SUHIKI.IMIE Plumbing pnd Heating IdeaHj located—onevealewt okd of the Second Congregational Ellington keyed to the a'pproachlng Lenten WTHT—Newa and Weather. would have known at leatt seven court should have forgotten I comments on my recent letter re EUliott, County Farm Bureau Heating Unit in Your ISS Spmne Street Tal. 96B0 Work Of All Kinds twB.v from the hoKs tharnart|.|‘ I gai'ding new schools with a ini.x Church will meet Wednesday. Feb. season. Rev. Craig G. W hltsltl 8 :1 *— committee in charge with John • ' years ago that Manchester was law, for a moin^-nt, and tried to 23 for an all-day meeting at the | W fH T—Communism. fare. IMaUnetlve Servloa ilad- lure ot aniazcmeiil and iqdigiia There will be a special Town will preach on the theme; "Our Crocheted Set A b o r n, chairman of t h e Home Now about to face a school building , imagine what Gandhi's own ver- tioii. Cliurcli Community House. The Meeting and adjourned meeting ot ^ WONB—Evening Star. agent a* guest apeaker, talking on Vincent Marcin erw FactllUea 1 Need and God’s Redeeming Love." | 6 lasa at tie* aa*U *5*-** >s«b program, and we would have be­ aion of Justice in this case would It is apparent that Mi. Bowen women will tie a quilt and make WDRC—Larry Laseur. the work of the Farm Bureau. DON WILLIS PLUMBING AND HEA’n.V'd bedding for the displaced European the Town Meeting held ■ October There will be special music under 1 7:00— prawptly ispalS la U ai*atk> gun, at that time, to aet aside have been. Somehow, the spirit has become absorbed In tacta and 28. 1948 in the Ellington Town the (lirection of Organist James A 4-H rally will be held at Tol­ caaseeallis lastallwrat* •> CONTBACrrtlR N AMRIII.ANCE SERVICE finances to the degree that his family who will make their hoine WONS—MawaU call*. land Friday. April 1. It being In liaat ears. FRIGIDAJRR DEALER yearly a turn of tax money for of Gandhi him.self should have in an apartment at the honie of W. McKay. I WTHT—Johhny Thompson. WATKINS human side has been shrivelled by Hall Friday. Feb. 25. 1945. The • AOTHBAS. INC the nature of a "Relief Party” VAN CAMP'S GARAGE DAY AND NIGHT that puepose, ao that we could es­ been made Judge. .Judge and Mrs. John E. Kingsbury Special Town Mertiag will be The Executive Committee ot the | tVDRC—Winner Take All. Laaa* tU U KWS 305 North Main Street llio bright glitter of the dollar. in approximately aix weeks. church will meet on Thursday eve- ; with clothing and food being re­ cape that greatest of all m.unici- Perhaps that would have liiut You would think from his let- called to order al 8 p. m. for the f u n e r a l ceived for Euorpeah Relief. "Tol­ to Newman St. Tel. 5244 18 Main St. Phone 2-4531 fa***' Telephone 4848 175 Center S t Phone 3060 pal curaes—bonded debt. And if The Christian Endeavor Society folibwtng purposes: To consider ning at 8 o’clock at the church. the a.ssassin iiioic. or Ic.s.i, we ti'r that a great many of ua are of that church will be in charge Quarryville Men’s club will hold | SERVICE land 4-H clubs will sponsor the that had happened, it would have wards of the town becaiLSc our and take action relative to amend­ evehL Specializing In a aS"***'? atata■lata Thaata.Tbaatet BlSa.BtS* don't know. But it would have of a moving picture presentation ing certain items in the budget for a Family Night program at its been a much smaller bond issue taxes do not pay our "share" of of "King of Kings’- a Cecllle B. regular monthly meeting at the OPEN ALL DAY Some Tolland 4-H leaders are la* riaat. PSaa* «4S* ihurt the memory of Gandhi Ic.s.s. our children's scliool expenses. ---- „ _ __ 1948-1949 as printed on pages 16 ------, „ ^ Orroand J.We$t making plans to attend the annual Uraase Na. SSI FOR AUTO PARTS up for vote Thursday. DeMille production February 2< a t ' g^d 17 of the 1948 Annual Report, ehurch on Mqpday. February 21 at | P ir te to r BRAKE SERVICE BILL'S TIRE Pei haps he would like to step ua program SUNDAY^ meeting for the Connecticut get- Looking- forward to the future, T:.30 p.m. The program w ill be at and -nd authorize and emnowerempower the 8 o’clock. A program of movies , AND ACCESSIMOES and liack several cenUiiies to an en- the Church Community House at will be shown and refreshments • together all day affair on Satur­ we hope that some of that won­ Rural Electrification "lircly private .school sy.stcm in Board of Selectmen to enter Into North End i^hamitry day, March 8. Front End Alignment and North Coventry. an agreement with the State seived. A silver collection will REPAIR SHOP derful hindsight cin be translated which only the wealthy secure an Mr*. Florence U. Grady of Man­ be taken during the evening. | Chicken pox and mumps are TELEVISION e i .p:arer.lly Mr, Bowers be­ CEA ail-day legislative council a meeting on Tuesday night at 8 sick list In town. sight. We point to the existence lieves that Manchester children High way funds when available A large volunteer committee RADIO Columbia Kiryclet owl which, olpvatrd to thn proper meeting at the Hotel Bond. Mr*. and to take action on any other o'clock at the Community Hall | SEE of a town reserve fund, which __ „ , , . . ‘ 1.1ml their parents are tlic sole bcii- Grady la a member of the CEA All persons interested\jn a pro- 1 will make a house-to-house can­ TREES REMOVED seems to be aiming st taking a cornicc or ledge, cast.s .hsmay ond | supported edu- busljies* proper to come befors Army and Navy Auxiliary vass on Tolland homes on Sunday. U. S.. Hres legislative commission. meeting or any adjournment.* of rrcreatlon and athlatics | L'oknplet* Tree Service Home Appliances CAMPBELL big slice out of the bond Issue fear among city stai ling.s. have ; j-atiou. He doesn't ciin.sider that MIm Grace Y. White of Ripley: . - , for the townsfolk are urged to at­ Card Party Tk0 Sign ot e February 27 for the Red Ooss. It Repairs- 8«rv1ee decided tliey will al.so help the ■ ilie eiilire community gams by a tend. j haa been proven the beet way to SALES, SERVICE AUTO SI ?PLY vAliich would otherwise be neces­ .f°'' P*"*- The adjoiinied meeting of the Monday Evening WORTHY SERVICt complete,the canvass ia to have a Acressnriet farmer fight hiS nows. ' ' K»"d pulillc school .system. For his cock. N. H. for a weeks vacattcnl ", ...i,, be Applications for membership In , and IN ST A IJJV n o.N S sary for a new high achool, aa a Tr. , 1. . . . 1 ! la.xes he gets an enlightened, alert. at the home of Mr. and Mra. K o -• Bolton Grange must be aubmltted j large group doing the calling In New m l I'sed Fires To do this, they take their alu- ,^,pp‘ rtlng and free thinking called immediately following the At 8 6'Clock 142 East Center St. sample of such foresight which is land E. Allen and familv. I • ^ one day aa has been In the past HIBLIU ADDRESS SYSTE.MS •9 RIasen SI. fei. 5167 0| 5158 180 Spruce St. Phone 2-0659 adjournment of the Special Town I at the regular meeting of the already in effect. minum owl. and fit it with great j ------—.^capable------of .. generous Mr. and Mrs. T. William Graham. Grange next Friday night. Feb- ; Prizes and Refreshments Manchester A ! FttR RENT flapping wings. On one model th contributions to publli fi.'llcrmenl. i jr . will be in charge of the Couple’s Meeting for the purpose of laying I * But whfft wc Rre really writing a tax upon the Town’s Grand List riiary 25. } Goaranteed Repair Service Evyn Cheney Bros.. belief it by a ’ Club of the FIr.Ht Congregational Ua all 5lakes and Sludel* about ia more than any specific " giMid (lublic school syatem. 'l^cy I Church meeting Satuidav at 8 p.m. made and perfected to meet the r program, or any specific measure, arc able to secure new pcraonnel 1 *t the church. budget adopted at the Town Meet- ; KRAUSE'S HIGH GRADE { or any specific policy. We are ' "’Hich keeps already well educated and , Mr*. Kenneth Downing. Mra. ing held Thursday. October 28. RADIANT HEATING COILS All OperatioM FaU j Inaured 1948, namely; $107,431.25 and any MALONEY'S GREENHOUSES j WriUng abbut Manchester, and f-'Khten- equipped L'l become valuable em- | Rva Brown, Mrs. Clinton H. Mvera. *».Y PRINTING ployea. ] Mra. Walter F Hiltgcn, Mra. amendments thereto, subject to 1,00 DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER Carter Tree Expert Co, RADIO n APPLIAN’I'E ’•21 Hartford Road Manrheatet I Manchester people, taking their "luvement. the u.«ual existing credits and to . 17 Lockwood 8t„ TeL 7698 I Walnul SL TeL 3 IIM« lOB AND COMMERCTAL Ml. Bowers is rather resentful Charles>> Nyack. 5fra. Ronald R. Cobra Pipe and Coil Co., Inc. Sprrial Attrollui. j own welfare to heart, and develop- 1 " ‘•''‘‘ t " '- ‘“oli"- of Hie many new klanchester les- srecriman, Mra. Philip Dooley *t- fix the date of payment of such Thu 1949 Packard Eijht PRINTING J ing an atUlude which regards pos- '^<'K"“ ‘less of how fnghl- tax levied. Pipe Fabricators Ulvea to Hbon* idents who. he says, do not pay in tended the Meat Cookery meeting Orders Tei. 87«tl Prompt and Btflrlewt PHatIWg 5 iuve accompUahment aa •’"'"K ‘he owl itself might be. we full for the town services they re- of the Tolland County Farm Among the bills presented In the P. O. BOX 176 EI.MWOOD 10. CONN. of All made I think that by the time electric ceive. Here again Mr. Bowen can- Bureau held Wednesday at An­ General Assembly is an act creat­ Phone Hartford .3.3-12.31 SperUrt»l* In Fu I thing possible, not something un^ ing a Zoning Commission in the 1 neral and Wed I wires had been strung the halt not project his thinking above the dover. Miss Janians Cz-itkowskl, COMMUNITY PRESS likely, which woo* progrc.ss rath- dollar sign. A resident’* contribu­ extension nutritloni.st. ted the Town of Ellington. Tlie comrals- Manchester Representative . a . FOR . a a dine Arrange ar than what waa good enough ^ mile or so to our corn field, and meeting with Miss Cora H. Webb sion would consist of five electors « » 3 6 ment*. I. w Bar* d. O. La maw tion should not be measured in By Sue Bumett E. W. Bars 1 the installation completed by the terms of dollars of taxes collected. 'as-sistlng. of the town, who would scn.e JOSEPH J. GARIBALDI for yesterday,' which accepts re­ An axcKlng Junior frock tor a- By Mrs. Aiiue Cabot Cat Flower* Cfir. No. Male and Nai BcBm I j proper array of linemen and pole- It has been my observation that A son, their second, w as bem * w ithout compensation, and wduld, Phone Manchester 5929, Evenings sponsibility and opportunity- rath- busy spring calendar—three but­ Any baby will look and faal bis Dupont Paint Products HftDed VlanlB Straeto — Talaphawe 63t$ aettera, the crowa would be niak- our newest residents from the Thursday morning to .Mr. and Mr*, empower the town to adopt regu- ’ for hart best in this adorable car­ *r than leaving them to aeme lazy Harold P. Wolfe of East Hartford. lations creating and defining toned‘tabs m sks a striking finiah } ing a formal offer of surrender. In "four room houses” are In many for thla oharmsr. Sleeves can be riage act. Simple single crochet vacuum. 1 cases contributing more to worth- at St. Francis’ Hospital in Hart- boundaries of distrlcto within the j and . star sUtobes are alternated ford. The baby is a ,•41 sndson of town and other power* iisuallv brief or slightly longer, Let’s be thinking, and acUng, w liitc civic ai tivlties than many of Patteril' No. 830,5 Is tor sizes 11, for a delightfully dainty effect WALLPAPER Manchester forward. scif-rcspccting crow to get flic (ilder residents from the nine Mr: and Mis. Wiiliam A. Wolfe granted under the zoning act. This, Extra Ivig bootees are firmly an NOW IS THE PROPER TIME of .Mason street. South Coventri’ 11 ommUsion of five memtrera would 12. 13, 14. 16 and 18. Size 12. 4U Highest ___ __ i even to vrntun' m ar mu h an loom houses. Uiuloubtedly Mr. c ho red to tiny feet with doublq Mr: and .Mrs. Robert J. Bates. | he el-eted st the Town elections j }-arda of 39-lnch. i vlrctrilVed cornfield. And that Bowers is valiiuble ns a watchdog For this pattern, send 29 cents. rlbboh ties. The entire set re­ to trim grape vines and.fruit trees. Don’t trust these Dry Cleonert of our. finances but it would help Sr., of Lake street announce the j held In October for a term of tw«>' quires less than six ounces of baby Jobs to aihateurs, get someone who knows how. PICTURE FRAMING The Austrian Peace Treaty | would make it almost unanimous, birth of twin granddaughters 1 vears or until their siicceaaora are In Coins, ypur name, address, size Prices Paid if he had more of the amiable at­ d-sired, and the Pattern Number wool. tributes of the cocker qpanlel and | Thuradav noon to Mr. and Mra. elect-d and have qualified. 93 WflBi StffiM in several matter., the Big Four ' * ' ) Sue Bumett. The Manchester Pattern No. 8936 consists ot See us about the planting around your house. Trees 8K B * FOR RA(;S,. less of the bluster of the bulldog. Robert J. Bates. Jr. .of Old Plains complete crocheting InsUucUona. deputy foreign mini.te« meeun* ‘ " Road. Willlmantic. at the Hartford jlvening Herald. 1180 Ave. Atnert- and ab'ruba properly placed are beautifuL Our advice TfiMphoM 7164 any part of it, either. Elizabeth S. Fisher. cas. New Tork 16^ N . T. stitch lUuatratlons. Material ru- .ia tha kind you are tooklng for. SCRAP METAli, Etc. • * at IxwKlon on the question of the 125 Brookfield Street. hospital. The infanta have bean qulremenU m d flniahlnjg dbue- named Linda Ann and Carol I Send aa addtUenal twsnty-flvs Austrian peace treaty have given Public cents for a copy of the Spring and tlons. Call or WrHe Ceaeealed la Boou Wrong Month Jane. At birth they weighed 8 1 Summer Issue of haabion. otir corn- fiend 20c in coins, your name, Expert Dry Mgna that agreement is possible. Iba. 8 oz. and 6 lbs. 5 og., reapec-' SEE BRUNNER t o d a y ' . R’hereaa, in previous Austrian Stenographer date pattern magazine. It's smart. address and the pattern number to The term ’bootlegger" comes Three presidents of the United tlx’ely. fi’CA-h, Informativ'e — and bigger Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ JOHN Sr WOLCOTT & SON JOHNSON PAINT CO. Wm. Ostrinsky treaty diacuaaibna, there have been from a practice of early sclleis.of Member* of the Center achool For That Extra Trade-In On Yoor Car States wei^e bom in Febm aiy. five P. M. RRODKRU'K and better than ever! Gift pattern ning Herald, 1150 Ave. America* Telephone 8597 699 MAIN STREET TEI.KPHONE K8.34 l82Ri9scllSt TeL 6879 Cleoninp Servl^ ‘;4nly two aidea—tbd United SUtea illegal liquor, who often concealed in March, and four In April, al­ 1945 and 1946 claaaca met Friday .ToS E.4ST CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 5191—NIGHTS 4485 priated in. the' book. New York 19, N. Y. It In the leg of a boot, according afternoon at the Center achool m fm .-. and Russia opposUig on* another. though February is classed as the Offleo C’loacd L'ntU 3lar. 1 to the Encyclooedia Britannica. month €>l aeeaidanla. . with Uxo. Htlaa.S, BasMtt, prta- I \ 1 .

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MANCHESTER BVENINU HEKAEO. aiANOiUSSi'ISK, OUNW.» SATURDAY. PBBRUARl 1V4V ’ PAiilfi EIGHT Woman Held ; HerEx WinaSuit Explains Boost Guards Trounce Vets in Near Riot Game atArmoty^ 59~43 Child Leans Against Door, Children’s Act At East Hartford Fire For Stabbing InGrandlist Stops Movie •« Starts Off Burglar Alarm Winner of BA’s, Batch Rec Junior PA’s on Road Police and Guardsmen Hartford Man Killed Wiiddett Says Expansion Throw Arliclcii from the Of Homes In 10 Years Tourney Set In Loop Tilt I «.p >n 'T,'Mi K Balcony at the State | About 5 a. m. in Win* wmnAw.n m w . ,if fciif yoar old E\'eri8 Beldlng, or ■ (),e rlrrunintanceslof tha ter Street Home Not Chief Cause Game to Tie Willie’s Control Big Crowd 81 IMrkin 8tre«t,,about •:16 l«»t impromptu act of “breaking and Tiieater Here ! Annual Event to Start OppoM Terryville Five * evenlri* When ahe playluHy lean- entering” checked the atore thoi- Although there hss been a great J 2 'l . . a door r ^ n t of one ! oughly lo aee that no one elac had Hartford. Feb. 19—(iP)-A Hart­ Top Rec Senior League Thursday; Entries Arf ANQLB In Quest of Seventh' Fighting Breaks Out ^ -antng. of ...... locked , Continual throwing of gum, | ford man was stabbed to death growth In the number of dwellings A Tough One I cr.ndd and papera by cliildren, in- , about 5 a. m. today in the home of In Mandiester since 1030—ten Slate Tonight; Both Now Being Accepted Polish League Victory BhoM and found herself falling In- door. Locai Sport Among VeU Player* ''Aa for four year old Kveria, alie 1 rinding High acliool atudenta. ait- a Winter street woman. years ago—ths value proportion of Scries At Leaf Uwt aervleoa, P A’a, L a u- The Polish Americans, who are Guards (At) to tJie i/4cn"^"ng/f^omTmomontaiy■ ■ ■ - ;ttng1 ting in the hnl.ony balcony of the Stale Adolph Artest, 39, who lived at homes In town has risen only 1.4 Half Game Out of *111# annual Roereatlon Canters At jong last there will 'b e a rela and'Guanli. Al Surowiec is And luater Fan* and store as the Durgiar amnu » . . . currently bolding down third plaee P B F PU store aa me "VL’: ' Tier apprehension that Mancneaier a i Theater Inat night prompted* 449 Uaitlcn street, was pronounced per cent. General Manager George ('Matter Town Junior Baokstball Tourna­ town bametball championship In Hided with the Otiarde and PA’s out loudly. Apparently 1“* owmer ” ^ed her aa a burglar.! Manager lark Sanson to turn on ^ dead on arrival at the Hartford First; lA’i Meet SCa In the State Polish League, will 1 T. OolHns, rf . . 5 2-4 12 Officials Are Involved H. Waddell noted this morning. ment starta 'UiuMday aventng at Manchester open to all organtted Tommy Maaon with the Guards 0 J. Bycholski. if 10 of the etore had gone home for caught the light, halt the show and ap- 1 He said that offhand, if the Jimmy Murray, well known be In a position to move Into sec­ 0-0 20 hospital. quintets. Six teams submitted and Laurels, and Bob 'Tedford with «> B. Bycholski. c . 3 3-7 n* getting to lock up. ^ leaning on a door a l o n g j peal from the stage to the youths , Police are holding Theresa L«t- Ovsrags citUen was questioned, With tbs ssason drawing closer i oaj bosketbalt oOlolal, la u potlsnt tha East Sids Rec. First round the Guards and Italians. Final ond place if they cen turn teak A n6ar riot climaxed the rfd games will bs playsd Thursday and their tentative rooters at 'Thurs­ the Terryvllle St. Casimira Sun­ 3 Staum. c ...... 1 0-2 2 * I to stop their actions. * isio, 37, of 8 Winter street on he would lay the Increase In the to the end at the Rec Senior at Maneheatsr Memorial bospiUl. day night’s hectic selwlon at the rosters will bs eubmltted et Tues­ hot, all out hasHetball game te- Patrons wore romplnining diir- ; grand list from 830,033,141 In 1939 Lsagus the teams that hove a Friday nIghU. day night In that towm. The lo­ 2 Yost, rg ...... 1 0-1 10 charge of homicide. Artese leaves East Side Rec and are ready to day nigbVa meeting at the Cast 1 2 2-3 tw-ecn the Mancheetor Guafde and Ing the first movie and at the | a wife and a six year old daughter, to 370,288,742 now to the vast ebanes to get into tho playoffs A howling team ia being formed Tsam ontrtsa ara now being ac- cals under the guidance Of Player Gavello, I g ...... 6 start festivities when the opening Side Rae. If a player is then on the WallIngTord Veta played last elflifie Manager Sanson made his i According’ to investigating po­ building expansion In the dwelling are using every new player possi­ at tho polios sUUOB among ittem* eepted ky Mlks Savtrlck and Bill more than one net. the first team Coach Wally Psrclak will also be request. Throwing of articles stop- j Murray at ths East Bids Rec. All whistle sounds. Ths winner wtU to Tolkla«26 7-iY 39 lice, the couple had been going to- class. This is not altogether a ble and are starting their strong­ terO of ths department. Those te crowne1.158,lM.frt an expcndiiurca Bv Edwin P. Jordan, M. D. I'o Coiiiproiiiis«* Gordon teatUled to "klsalng" and and Bob Tedford In the lineup be­ Probably the most startling plaee I-aurels. fifth place lUlInne. into second place. dvr. He then returned and caused a somewhat greater proportion than sides Lanky Nino Paganl, second tier) earlier this week at Man­ wise. money will be refunded to M i-lv.ay m tli" c iond period, .M DB of that date came to »«82,9‘ZB,- Written for .NEA .Service “ petllng' with Parker. (NEA news of the meeting was the fact and seventh place Cieanere. The Lojeskl who recently poured 31 People frequently wish to know commotion, according to police. dwellings. As an example, some highest scorer in the league, and chester Memorial hospital. team at completion of tourney. points through the hoop in 0 HliifT, \V(iIling,cjrd .star, not ai^tis- iS, according to the report of She finally admitted him and trtephoto). new mills have been built at heavy that the Guards would enter the first three teams are out. Willie's what con be done for hardening (Continued from Pnge One) John RlvosA the Bilk Chty boys Players participating must not competition as s unit. Previously. BA’s and Balch'e. However, the league tilt is a sure starter. (li-d at the ln«l call an official Controller Uiulsc Johnson. Com- when the fight was resumed she cost; and due to the growth in will have to do some fast stepping Russ BUrke, who served many have reached their 19th birthday made, spoke to him a naughty mitmenta now arc |53,118.83 leav­ of the arteries, or. as it ia known years with RMkvUle. and Man­ Manager Art Pongratz said he did personnels of th:"e teams will be Coach Parclak again hopes to Riotous Motes in medical circles, arteriosclerosis. church residences In the country grabbed a kitchen paring knife population merchanta’ atocka hava In order to pin a defeat on them. hy March 31, 1949, and must be have his teem at full strength and word, anil the ulfleial wciil to great ing an unencumbered balance of '.lb ' sm Ai>i '* and stabbed him in the heart. She coma up fast. Farm land valuea chester entries In the Twilight not wish to enter his club. There p la y Ing. Several memberi of An understand of what is involved without making any statement. On the other hand, Ctoach Fred residents o f Manchester. are supporters and players from WlllU's -will be with the PA’S. In top form for this all-important Fans who attended the Walllng- details In deserihlng the route lo llTlOS,064.81. The total appro- In arteriosclerosis is necessary be­ According to the Informant. Photo by ^Ichl, Manchester Photographers then telephoned police. have beim readjusted upward also, Baseball League, will serve as as­ the Rliower rooiii, t->liliig liiiii he Obituary Berver. who very seldom had hla sistant coach with ths RockvUls- Any disputes or protests shall rival teams in town who figure the Naseiffs and the BA's roetem are contest. He was well please 1 ford-Ouardn game last night saw- priationa approved before the awrt fore one can understand what can (Cardinal Mindsienty advised the Firemen pour water Into the upi>er story of Case Brothers Woodland but large acreages hava been full team. Is l(Mk1ng forward to be settled by the Board of Arbi­ could watch the rest of the gnnio of the current fiacal year waa IJ,- taken out of farmland categories MOriarty’s nine this summer. Russ Guards are no better than their almost Identical with the former with the show-ing his charges m&de just about everything - snd Uien or cannot be done for this common bishops "to come to an agreement paper mUI on Burnside Ave., East Hartford, where dre of undetermined baring It to knock the I. A.a off tration. constating of Earl Yost, favorite or reepectlve elute. This five enured, and Balch's tetter ngalnst Meriden in tlie Sllvei City "onie. Til-re ws-( plenty -'■f color as s I'pcelator wher-- he would he 128,000.23, Increaaed alnce that with the government." The Im­ origin enused a general alarm yesterday morning.______and hava bssn transformed into will assist Emil 8t. Louis. in a ln-ller position lo see the oiTl- condition. Danger Zones New- building lots listed under- ths their high horse. Wilfred Clarke and John FaHtow- is a matter of opinion snd the an­ players will be with -he PA'e. last Sunday as they put bn .1 and save for the prompt a- tion 01 time by apeclal approprlatlona to The hardened lining of the ar­ prisoned Catholic primate was said The se get a bi tter tlon, the current eatlmate being morial hospital. She has been a new league single game recxird tourney was given. The writer Is ner of the Rec Senior League and will be In the capable hsnd" 01 | American sslutc, P.lddcn by the however, the blood vessels remain the letter without announcing any of the accused pleaded guilty re­ all the thriUa that could be found Navajo Skaters In a peculiar position on the mat­ vien- of what they knew wAt to that 81.«M.*®31* wUl be raiaed by reasonably elastic and serious dif­ On Pensions National Student Aaaoclatlon of bystanders, one a 14-year-old girl, life long resident of Manchester last night with a 168 score. Pre­ the leading independent teem or Hogan Zamaitls and Coach Par- 1 fans all night, the climax was come. The police and Guard.snicn decision. It was reported that sulted in jail sentences this mogn- with those two tsama masting. vious high was 146 by Ding Farr. ter. being connected vrith the clak. reached w-hen he stepped up to thia meana and $482,747.30 from ficulties do not arise. some bishops believe they cannot Southern New England Colleges were, struck by stray bullets In and the daughter of Amelia Brink ing for Harold Elmon Moon, 23 and Up to date, the Ponttacs have teams. went Into action md quickly holding two day meeting at Teach­ In New York Races Guard#. Hla feeling la the Guards In the preliminary gam* the take a foul ."hot In the tatter part revenues other then taxation. Hard Queetione act without previous consent of (CoDriDoed from Page Use) another incident yesterday. and Edward Ballsleper, both de­ Henry Zinsser, 25, both of 454 been playing a fine brand o f ball Chirrent town champions are the of the panic. In .»pite of the terri­ averted a near riot. In the latter claaalflcaUon re- ers college. New Britain . . . Pow­ Border Relatively Quiet WUIlsm Ritchie, Sr., president have Wtabll"bed a good reputation Manchester GlrLs w-ho are le-iuici.- What causes this deposit of cal­ the Vatican. ceased. She is survived by her North Main street. Judge Itoy- whereas ths BAs have been.very of the Washington Social Club, in town and throughout the state British Americans. Th* BA's cop- fic din, Feipenbanm coolly .Iropp d ( onio Hot, l.cft Hotter tuma of varloua aorta from the erful Norwegian Labor party ex- Things were relatively quiet on Flvs members of the local Nav­ tbeir division with eleven vlctJf- cium and the simultaneous Others were said to have sug­ Rankin Is chairman of the Veter­ husband Frank, one son. Edward mond R. Bowers Imposed a pix eratlc In their games. But should playing In a dart match with Rus­ and It ta up to all players to pi-o- I ped the crown two seasons ago by his shot. TTien turning lo hie The Wallingioid team cam* In­ state In ichool grant, license feea degeneration of the walla of the peeted lo endorse government’s de­ the border last night. Western Goodall of the U. S. Navy, one ajo Skating Club left Manchester W'hlpping the Polish Americans In ies In as many starts will be nut gested that Cardinal MIndszenty ans Affairs committee which la months sentenfe on Zinsser and Dave Muldoons’ charges, who sre sell Prentice, made three consecu­ tect this point. If the fane want to make It twelve when they meet hecklers, he placed his thumb to to town the hottest team in the welfare and other Itema ia figured arteries? Why do some people should write directly to the Holy sire to join nations working to­ antl-Communists beat up a Soviet daughter Jean Goodall of Hart­ Friday afternoon for Lake Placid. t best two out of thre* game set Ea.stern League and left town sponsoring the pension bill. ward North Atlantic security pact four months on Moon. The rrten long over due. settle down and tive buUseyes In s game recently. to sec the Guards In competition the Terryvllle Girls. This con­ his nose and waggled his fingers. thhi year at 8220.960 of which develop hardened arteries so much See Instead of to the bench of He wrote to each Rulea member sector policeman when be crossed ford. and one stepdaughter Mrs.’ were arrested Tuesday night by filsy ball, Ed Koss and his boys Ritchie needed 100 points to win Today and Sunday they will with local teams on a tournament at the armory. Previously. the even hotter. One of them was giv-. 8189,762.66 has. to date been re­ earlier In life than others? These . . . Switzerland intends to re­ the line while trying to halt a Mary Mensell of Manchester, and compete la the Lake Placid Speed PA'S had held the crown for ten test is scheduled for 7:30 with the bishops. It was understood that today a.sking for a hearing. If he Sergeant Arthur Seymour after will have to show seme fine tell snd his three "bullF’ netted the basis they are entitled to just attiM..’*lon »et for 8:45. After one of the Wallingfor-1 «n the opportunity to cool him- ceived. Other local revenue llema queetions are hard to answer. Cer­ the cardinal would be Informed of main aloof from European C?oun- truck going Into the French sec­ two brothers Paul and Earl Ball- Toe Skating C^iamplonablps. Ray straight years. No team challeng- doesn't get action within 21 days, cil and from any North Atlantic complafnts had been received by playing to score a vlctqry. victory. that. After all, the fans have made j players too'* a awing at Chief * »*lf off git the local cooler. Com­ eatlmated for the year at 8261,- tainly the tendency to develop these viewpoints. The primate is he told newsmen, he will take ad­ tor. The Communists kidnapped Bleper of Manchester. police that they were pawing Larsen of Warehouse Point will it possible for the Guards to con­ * ed the BA’s last aetson and no plete detail." will be found In a arterioaclerosla early In life runa security pact, country’s minister I Sehendel., the general sentiment 797J 0 have returned to date fis i.- in a Hungarian prison awaiting vantage of the new rule. A House a western sector policeman living 'The funeral will be held Mon­ worthless checks. Danny Fajoane of Manchester, represent the club In the midget tinue operations for two seasons I series was played. Cheney League ' throughout the stand" wa.", "Of * separate article on Page Four. 080.70. With tax Income of 817,- In some families. Also, the wear the outcome of an appeal. announces . . . Carle A. Jacksoh in their area. CiMaey Auxiliary class. Ray took the Silver Skates teat could not come before March says, in Baltimore, that he has day, February 21, at eleven a. in. Pi-oseeutor Raymond A. John­ declsioned Kenny Adams of Nor­ In Manchester. Rules and regulations wilt * be all people to take a poke at. pick­ As for the game, it was tho 5TS.04 since the atart of the fiscal and tear to which arteries are sub­ The government, It was stated, j i 4_ w-hen motions to act o;i side- Allied observers predicted the at the T. P. Holioran Funeral son told the court that the iic- Derby in the midget class earlier I drawn up and adopted at Tuesday : Guards all the way, leading from separated from his wife, the for DrlU Prissii (0) wich in a six-rounder in Norwich Who WlU Play With Whom Veltet Mill (0) ing the Chief was s mistake." year, total current revenues jected during life probably plays would welcome peaceful relations ! tracked bills will be In order, new message to Stalin would re- Home. Rev. Alfred E. Williams cused had passed four check-", tlie last night at the Stats Armory. In the season. ' night's meeting. First round pair­ I the opening tapoff to the final a part In the speed with which mer opera singer, Roaa Ponselle. . Rice ...... 78 80 08—209 Biggest problem seems to be Ballon . .. 100--28-1 amount now to 8308,366.40. between the church and state pro- | Democratic leaders said prl- suit In another offer from the No wUl officiate and the burial will be first two being issued Dcdeiul cr It was Adams’ first defeat tn 12 Phil Jobert of Manchester snd with what teams certain playe s ings will also be announced at this Kohls . .. 90-271 TIk whistle marking the end of ' "'hlatle. the team displaying spirit arteriosclerosis develops. Infec­ East and West Europe agree for F aw cett...... 80 84 81—254 Earl Larsen. Jr., of Warehouse vlded the church acknowledged , vately there Is nothing they can do first time, at Geneva meeting, on 1 Communist to meet Mr. Truman | cemetery, Manchester. 30 by Zinsser and presented at a pro fights. A card of semi-pro will play with who were listed on time. Rowe . . .. 85— 200 I the game was Just the start of the and fight that on such occasions tions, disturbances of hormone se­ the regime and its institutions. ! about It. One of them said rueful - but on his own terms. 1 prlcnds may call Sunday eve- Spruce street package store, tjie Gibbons ...... 110 80 80— 290' bouts supported the main go. Point will skate la the Juaior puts them above any team In the definite action to revive trade . 80 118 more than one roster at last The series could do a lot to BotUcello 78—261 action. Within seconds after the cretion, overeating, and kidney Copies of a "Black Book,” a 186- i ly; The Allied view was that the 7.00 „ „ prior to the checks were made payable to sa McCruden . . . 108—301 class. Phil took first place and game had ended, the floor waa state In the art of hoopmaking, Urges Tighter disease probably also are con­ across the Iron (Curtain. Thursday night's session. Pete stimulate new Interest In the csgc Dummy . 87-26.1 page trial record of the catdl-1 "We took a calculated risk when Russiana would exploit this for geridce .Monday morning, Robert ,W. Llsk. a name the ac­ E>rl took second In the Springfield Staum will have t'o perform e sport loca'ly and will produce one — _ —- filled with aweating players, i VIsItora Needed Victory cerned with the development of nal, were distributed to foreign j we had that new rule passed." But Russell Hiihbard White, engineer propagarvia especially aimed at 881 872 872 n o o races last Saturday afternoon. who said his ambition waa to cused say Is fictitious and carried Superman act If he plays with- all champion, and not have fvo, three 441 449 452 134'2 ! swearing spectators, perspiring I Wallingford needed this gams Anti-Red I^w this proceos. correspondents today. It was ’ he added that he believes the pen- the Germans —representing them­ Mrs. Charles A. SheKon the forged aignatur.- of Frank Ds- Meakey to’reiichea (4) Sports ill Brief Joe Toalc of Suffield snd Wil­ * referees and haraased policemen. 1 badly to stay even with the Brls- Since artertoscleroels Is not real­ make Bible the "best read book,” Ksrison ...... 78 84 94-287 teams that claim his or four teams claiming the ttjle. Dye Finish (4) printed as a supplement to the | alon bill would lose on s showdown selves as the champions of a Ger­ Adelaide Brainard .Shelton, wid­ mato. local contrr.etor. Although liam Arendt of Manchester will , Lappen U 5-299 ' tol Tramps in the. Colonial Dlvl- ly a dieease, but the result of many "Yellow Book" in which the gov- i vote in the House, * dle.s in Boston today . . . King man peace settlement. Anderson . . . 108 96 76—278 I represent the Navajo's Skating (Ooatiaaed tretn Page One) Peter II of Yugoslavia stopped for ow of Charles A. Shelton. 36 the first two checks managed to Boxing DleU. Sr. 107 - 34.')' Many fans from Wallingford Sion. The defeat ^ ta them a half factors, the symptoms are not ernment presented Ita Indictments, “Will Be Roll flail Vote" Dumping East Marks fftrant street, Manchester, died get Utrough the kwal bank, pay­ Lambert . . . . . 94 112 104—310 J C?Iub In the senior class. made the trip to support their I game behind the 'Tramps and they alike In all people. Symptoms may speeding yesterday In Grafton, Krajewskl ..,. 102 •S New'Y*ork — Roiky C?hslellanl. Dickinson. 87-279 copies of documents It said proved “ Not on a roll call vote." retored In the currency scare, residents last night in Wlllimantlc. She was ment on later ones dated Keh. 2 108— 308 ' Dietz, Jr. team. Coolest people in the whole have a finished schedule. Their Communist provtsion be broaden­ come from local disturbance of the cardinal's guilt and alleged! Rankin. "And there will be a roll Mass., and allowed to proceed, al­ ■lOl 1-4, boxing's 1948 rookie of the 131-343 of western Berlin reacted by a member of Center C'ongrega- and Feb- ‘ 13 was stopped by the Cravat League Thompsonville Meets Irish . . . 135-303 armory seemed to be the Guard only hope of getting Into th* play- ed to appy to employera aa well as circulation in different parta of statements of the primate. The ! call vote." though without driving license. .. dumping their east marks. Money 381 395 382 1158 year, lost 10-round decision to Team No. I (8) imlon offlcera. He said this would Governor llewey repoiicd to ex­ tional church. bank. The hlehcft cheek was players. ; off* will come if the Middletown the body. Thus, In the heart, the "Yellow Book" was Issued before j That means Rankin will Insist changing stations were thronged nrindc out for ?42, Mikes (8) Charlie Fusarl, 147 H. Irvington, Wilson ...... 98 98 92 288 American Legion can dump the “eliminate the complaint that symptoms may be those of angina pressed approval of . privately Mr.s. Shelton leaves one daugh­ 563 1369 i the trial. i that each Hou.se member stand up rhe rate shot up from the previ­ When Moon attempted to pass Tedford ...... 97 94 8 4 - 275 N. J. St Madison Square Garden. Metcalf ...... 74 96 112 282 Hot spirit of the contest was I Tramps in Bristol tonight, In what labor la being discriminated pectoris. In the brain a'poplexy, and financed probe of the Democratic ter. Mrs. B*"i Woolen, of the Pan­ C in e ! nnati — Promoter Bam The "Black Book" waa printed ^ and be counted on the pen.slon ous 3.9 ea.st marks for one' west ama (.'anal Zone, two a-slers, Ml.ss the fo:irlli bad check at the W. Ferguson . 80 74 106—265 Lundquist .. 116 98 105 319 Nassiff Arms Smidav heightened in many Instances by ' Is to be the fln.-il league game for against.” In the legs cramp-like pains. in Hungarian and was placed on plan, basing his strategy on the New York city administration... 3. Ferguscfii , . 92 109 100-301 Becker offered Joe Louis 8400,000 Vespa ... 95-290 ; law -' llnion ofllrlal ways maintenance mark to seven for one. In the Ethel Brainard of .Manchester and Spi-ure _ street p,-\ekage store, the Tedford ...... 99 95 10.1 299 Zwlck . . . ..-1 7 3 1 the use of firewater. ■ those two teams. Toiuig said an official Investigat­ The treatment of arteriosclerosis publlr sale at four forints (about ' traditional reluctance------of ,, j » i i, . black market It was even higher. Lange ...... 115 93 109— 317 to meet the winner of the BIzzarl Bengston .. . 115 89 112 326 I If the Wallingford team played ing committee of the National CIO depends on which arteries are 33 cenU). Publication In English, makers to anger veterans In their workers who walk^ off jobs at Mrs. Birch Hall of Malden, Mass, I proprietois bec.-une su.>ipicious nrd Bunce . .. 85—280 J. 3. West Berlin police said plain- and a brother. Everett E. Brainard rnlled poHcc, said the prosecutor, (?harIe#-Joey Maxim fight In Cin- Polish League ^leinbern I as hard as they hollered the final haa denounced the leaders of the moet seriously involved. For this Russian and French was promisei promised* home districts by opposing such 33 New \ork City housing author^ clnnatt. High SH’iiiiiiiers Massaro . 154-36.1 1 projects are "prepared for a clothesmen watched Russian of Arlington. Ma.ss. He added that the case niose from 389 370 399 1108 Totals ...... 102 486 526 1514 Schubert .. * score of the game might have been mine union as CommunlsU. reason, there la a great deal of in­ for next week. The book contained measures. it v Grinders Horse Racing. Te^t Ideals at Rec; 108-347 agents from the Zonal Economic Burial will l)e in the family plot an “ attempt on the part of these (I) Temm No. 2 (I) Dclmastro I closer, but it is doubtful If the Young told the commttt^ that dividual variation In treatment. the transcript of testimqtyy by and i No one seems to know exactly . long flght. Gordon ...... 97 '75 i9 —261 Miami. Fla. Werwolf (83 10) Break CCIL Marks 78 - 78 Holy Cross, Yale outcome would have been different Note: Dr. Jordan la unable to commission trading as much as in East cenK-tery, but ether funer- | men to get easy iiionev.'' Connors ...... 93 86 106 2S.1 "we know from bitter experience concerning the carxupal. There how much the pension bill would ^ • 20.(XI0 east tnarks for westeru-icur- Koctnskl . . . . . 88 93 92-273 won the 810.000-added Florida College All Stars in aa the Guards played with a detcr- answer Individual questions from cost, but e.stimulcs run as high a.s nl avrnngenn?nui. which arc in the j Attf*rncy \Vefflcy Gr>'k, coun.sc! Diimmv ...... 74 9.1 92 261 492 319 520 1331 that Communist control must be were six other defendants in the rency at a coniderable loss on the Birminghsn . . 8.1 93 100—278 Breedefs Stakes at Hialeah. 310 Game a Sellout ; mlnatlon to win. removed from the mining Industry readers. However, each day he writ an evenlVial »6,000,000,(KK) a year, charge of'Watkins Funeral Home. | for tho aceused pleaded leniency New Orleans — Court Ruler Dietz. Jr. ... 104 107 99 Manchester High pliced in s; ; First Game at 2:15* Slain OIDce (0) case. I Diillct Woiimls , we«|t Berlin black markeL arc aiill incomplete. for what . . . he described . .w.,i as the ac­ Moorehouse . 122 91 90— 303 Adamy ...... 81 81 12.1 287 It would not be fair to pick out . . We feel that our protection answer one of the most frequently In handing out the book, Ivan as more veterans become eligible. (88.80) won the six furlong feature I I ut of nine event." In the finals of — ! Dvapeati any one or two men and call them Borne of these agents made sev­ tion of "stupid young Inds." He B. Schubert .. 88 107 119 314 The strong Poliili Thompsonville | Wright . . . from Communism la In the hands asked questions in his column. Boldlzsar, a Foreign Ministry ! Appiving to all veterans o f , 392 352 at the Fair Grounds In 1:14 2-5. ' the CCIL Swimming Championship 81—25*1 .New Haven. Feb. 19— #»■ —With ; stars of the game as every one of The Doctor Answers World Wars I and II except those | Army (jlaplain eral trips betw-een the commis­ 1 1 , stressed their lack of education 371 m o St. Adelterts of the State PolishV D. McCarty of ttia committee. We are deal­ .s|K)kfsman. commented on the di- Hacksaws Arcadia, Calif.—Alablue (8410). ' held Friday night at Wesleyan 162 — 263 I the Yale-Holy Cross basketball j the Guard."' player." played ecjually By Edwin P. Jordan, M. D. discharged dishonorably or with sion’s headquarters and black ; and the factors of Improper tam- ( 1) Totals ...... 440 476 {Ml 1457 ; pool. Two C. C. I. L. records vt-erc League will 'oe in town Sunday | Derby . . . ing here with a menace to the I vorgenre of the penal code- of I ilv background nnd the present Kington . . . . 87 73 8 9 - 249ridden by Johnny A•': man" had given the ar- Alcork .. 98 120 104—322 ------thick and fast today. Gpartis’ final regular league re<»rd Young testified first today be­ eczema. Rurope.'hc said, it is the duty | at age 65, and 8'20 a month, re Oldamv, Fla.—Suntos (85.i,J) Larder ...... 126 103 32 311 ; record of 1:55.3 liv the Ind. Med. Rec. Tap-off will te at 3:30. 495 1394 I The Payne Whitney Gymnasium stand at 12 wins and eight defeats to veterBni»» so '.ion statement In the Soviet Army ' ■ ■ , - A Rtih- '’’*'‘4’*^ both the Ideas and blank Viltulo ...... 88 96 9 1 - 275 94 86 283 cause Nathan Felnatnger, a mem­ Answer: It could be either of the defendant to prove his inno- : pardlesa of age seriously by rifle fir* to plrect, Hart | Attorney OrvU nbio tol<1 the 363 374 391 1128 shine Park. Berzenski 119—34.1 I test seats 3,600, and ths Yale Ath­ place in the playoffs In their first was not on hand at the opening cf If eczema or an Infection, the skin nblilty that they require a full-tlni'- Sandown Park. England—Daily Magrnuson ... 91 104 122 317 I llminaries. Anderson. Foss, Turk- games played last season, and G nltl----- 97—273 Reads Numerous Excerpta north and aouth Korea. ford, formerly of this t court that both men were veterans OoUpera ( 8 ) letic Association said all tickets ■ J'ter In the Eastern League, would probably show lotne Chang- , attendant. ned for the Russian zone. It term- double paid 86,126 for 82. Two per­ Dietz, Sr. .. . 101 99 112 312 [ Ington and Harris tied the previous t'.ic>- are currently in th - thick of the day’s aesaton. He reed numerous excerpts , cii such reports “fabricalions"/ue held ye.slei-dny afternoon at JI mentioned that Uielr employ­ Wind ...... 87 9 8 - 269 Hall ...... -160 had been :*o’.d to students and a Uttle Burk Scores As the hearings on a new labor es which would help in the diag- ; The U. S. Army reported 10 o’clock nt the Watkins Funeral . 84 sons held winntng ticketo. record of 1:49.1 In the 200 yard the battle In this year's close Po I 104—231 from the book to allow that Cardi­ signed to upset economic life in ers for the past two years were Miller ...... 118 117 90— 32.1 Burke . .. few hundred alumni of the two In­ John “Little Buck" Bycholski bill progreaaed. Senate Repub­ nusis. i t shots were fired at hi.s small plane Home. The Rev. Dr. Phillip M. Football Totals ...... 507 498 519 1524 relay. M. H. S. will swim against lish league. I Lennon 95—267 nal MIndszenty and the others | A ” • 1 a F a few miles east of Kaesong, a the Russian zone. willing to testify as to the char­ Dancoese . . . . . 8.1 122 81— 236 stitutions. opened the scoring in thd first licans were .seeking to reach an convicted with him gave conflict- Minor Accideiils Rose' of the Burkingbam Congre­ acter of the accused. H« suggested Madison. Wle —Wisconsin named I Team No, 3 (3) Middletown Tviesdnv at the Rec. Among their wins thia season : Lo'.v Man 88— 88 I Some o f the tickets apparently period with the first of ten field ' agreement on three key points. border city, shortly befoi^e the Hay-s Comm'lmenls Vli^ted Donnelly . . . 107 108 99— 314 three assistant eextehos — Milt 87 120 36 293 Resulto for M. H. S. Is included a ten-point victory- mg testimony in answer to prose- j Meanwhile V. S. Semlo|(ov. .So- gational church officiated. Freder­ a suspendeel sentence and a per od J. Dietz ...... ■ ■ j found their way to ’’outsldera,” goals he netted In the game. Fen­ Senator Taft (R-Ohlo) told re­ cutlqn statements-. , United Nations commission on ic E. Werner presided at the or- Bruhn, line coach; Paul Shaw, end Nickerson 100 89 84 273 150 yd. Med. Relay: M.H.8. over the local PA's in a league 459 452 003 CFiierrillas Attack Korea visited the border. viet ambassador plenl^tenllary , ^ of probation. It was brought out 392 434 368 1194 however, for there were reports of ton equalized a moment later hut porters the big problems are: ’’This proves that they testified : Are Reported Here * ■’ pan. The essket - bearers w-ere that Zln-sser seemed to be 'he mot­ (moch. Bob Odell, teckfield coach. Brennan . . . . 117 n o 98 325 placed second, Panccila, Voasolo, encounter played at Thompaon- D"-e Finish (1) Bruno "Big Buck" Bycholski put The closed shop, "the most The captain was hit in the leg , io eastern Germany, sserted the Anderson. ville. I sales at |5 and even 110 each. The freely and that no force what­ In- ! members of the family and ivating force behind the scheme Washington, D. C.—Georgetown M. Schubert . 94 96 101 291 Hansen . . . . ^2 90 96— 208 i manager of a New Haven restaur­ the Guard" back into the^ lead. troublesome of all” the Issues; Greek Positions ever was used against them,” ' and stomach. The Army withheld western powers have i-lolated (lianey Women's Bowling League appointed Joseph C. Sullivan, Jr., 103 120 353 220 yd. Free Style, Foss placed The St. Adelbert'a are presently A Consolidated Cigar until his relatives I ..ernational commi aents In Ger -friends. and for that reason was given a Kroll ...... 130 Felice ...... 77 90 105—272 ant frequented by sportsmen said The two Burks scored nine '*polnta blocking “national emergency" Boldlzsar said. ^of Dartmouth aa teckflrid coach. second. battling for a play-off berth in the Soetman . . . . 88 88-276 owned bus, filled w-ilh school notified. It waa learned rella-| many. , Interment was In the family longer sentence. Team scorss: Cravat 4. Velvet 100 he had received a phone call offer­ between them to give the locals strikes; penalties against second­ Athena, Greece. Feb. 19 - (Pope Plus XII at a aecret con­ plot In East Ometery. CTiarles P Kelehan, 22. of 1140 Lincoln, Neb. — Nebraska hired Totals ...... 528 518 489 1535 150 yd. Individual Med. won by close Polish t^ague rare. They Zboray . . . . 86 102 107-295 a 13 to 10 lead at the end of the ary boycotts. sistory in the Vatican last Mon­ dren and a City Cab taxi were In- 1 i,iv however, that he is Capt. The .Soviet-licensed ADN Warping 0; Pioneer 3. Tabulating Bob Davis of Masaachiuetts as Turkington. time 1 ;53..1. occupy fourth place at thia writ­ ing him a pair of tickets for $30. A general staff communique to­ Burnside avenue. East-Hartford, Dickson . . . 91 101 104 —296 The regular price is 12. quarter. Senator Ivea (R-NY) aaid he ta day commented oh “ the physical volved In a minor collision late Keith A. French of Rosebud. Tex- igenqy reported/ him aa saving , 1: Tam 4. Main Office 0; O avst teckfisid coach. 100 yd. 'Breast Stroke won by ing. day said -Communist guerrillas at­ as whose wife is visting a sister '*astast night thaythat/western we decision." Mrs. Herbert B. Ilooro received a 815 fine on a charge (rf Pro Boaketball At a Olaaee The game brings together the In the second'period, J. Bychol­ confident the Republicans can get condition of the cardinal, which is Office 4. Velvet General O'! B. G. Chicago — Chilago Hornets of Vozaolo, time 1:11.5. .3rd Mochau. Sunday’s preliminary promises 424 483 500 1407 ski accounted for six points. Tee ’ tacked National positions at Knna- yesterday afternoon at the inter- at'6.'ri Robert drive, Corpus Chtis- m thiiethe Ruhr,/heRuhr, /he pproposed western Funersl ser.'Ices for Sophia violation of rules of the road, and Weaving 4, Engraving 0; Tam 4. two leading contenders for the together on all of those points and lla In the western Grammos moun­ Indeed tnexplicable except ns a re­ Staver Hn'ise, wife of Herbert B. the case Af David Levine, R.F.D. 2. All-American Conference signed Aasorlottoa at America 100 yd. Back Stroke, Pancle-a to te a thriller with th* Elmwood cards (4) Odlins five and 0>ach Earl Yost present "a united front." He also tains. sult of .Secret influence which may ."ectlon of Autumn and Porter tl. Texas. .'i-rhinu st-«/e and the occupation Velvet Office 0. Best singles Mc­ Frank Aschenbrenner; NoVthwrat- placed second, O'Dwyer placed A. C. clashing with the College eastern nomination for the Nation- tatute foi/Western Germany hsd House, Will be held tomorro'.v at Wlllimantlc. arrested for speeding^ Minneapolis 85. Boston 71. Monint skv . SO 91 93 - 204 and Red Gsvello each four to shoot predicted that several Democrats not be putjlicly revealed. . . I .streets. Drivers involved were Si­ Kinney 107, Petronls 101. Revilla em halfback, to player .(ontract. third. All SUrs. al collegiate Athletic Association the locals out front by 32 to 18 at It was the first attack reported ■'neither judicial nor moral force.” 2:.30 p.m.. at Center Congregation­ was confined. RocheM<-r 65. Indianapolis 53. F. Fallon" . . . 84 . , 106— 190 Tournament. will Join the G. O. P. senators. in the area since the guerrillas Catholic- Church dignitaries las S. Demo, 39, of 92 .Nelpsic road. al Chtirch. r.ev. Clifford Simpson, 101. Fsure 111. Boulsls 104, Hoff- AUtens. Ga. — Wallace Butts. Ameriraa League 200 yd. Relay won by Andersort, The college five will be com­ Haberern . . 96 121 . —217 halftime, htidway In this frame The administration bill woi" 1 were unwlllrng to comment on the Glastonbury, operator of the bus. Semi1ovak. 1942 The Stars ar% led by two local two seasons. The Yale team, led by the officials in the third quarter Warrantee Deeds wWch had been traded for several at the Watkins Funeral Homd. 142 1 I-ate j’eatertlHV. a spokesman they had fired 600 artillerv and Maria street discloHctl that the by Patrolman Donald Freer.; Nc East Center street, today from 3 | 288. All-Anierlcan half back at Bosten 1 lads, WllUe Oleksenski. and Mic- Tony Lavelli. th^ nation's leading and sparked his team to a rally for the UAlted States Chimber of Rae G, Paperno to Harry and ■.uonths at the rate of 3..1 east 467 514 486 1467 I mo'’tar_shell.s and killed one sol- Rev. Moezy wa.s iletained by poilcc arrests were made. F.mily H. Maldment. property at to 9 p.m. ■ The Polish Women's Alliance College, signed to join B.nd For Deed east marks no longer valid ‘P chairman of the Brotherhood of 103—320 1 award plaques for a pewspaper attend. Nassiff Arms Bob Hamilton had shot nine-under countries. sprint medley relay marks of F a r r ...... IQS 109 491 1403 light to th* crowd of 1,0()0 that feature or series dealing with edu­ defense of the Church). struck the other car In the rear Arthur W. and Martha Chinliffe west Berlin. Rall^ad Carmen, said he received par 63. Low Man . . . SO 468 In Memoriam It was known that for some time , Most likely to foil are the rec­ 3:19.0 and l:M.4, as Wall as the 78 82-240 Velvet No. Bridgets (24) nearly filled the drllUhed. Nsariy cation; for a feature or series by a fender. Patia^flman Edward Wlnz- to Helen M. Picard, property on word of the closing last night and A divorce was granted In the ) two minutes elapsed tefot# the before his arrest th eRev. Mca-zy vs. ords for the fo-ir running events mile walk standard of 0:27.2, are ...... 101 .. —184 B general magazine, radio, televi­ ler Investigated. Whitney road. that notice will be posted at the Superior court yesterday to Jos­ B.% Jualora to la Total* . .. . 471 464 468 1403 Caron .. locals tost the bou on a travavetog In loTlnc memory of our' husband toured mnnssteries and nunneries from 600 yards to three miles, the on tha danger Hat. Stenger 9.1—290 Kelley, rf .. and father. Andrew Adams, who pars­ sion or wire service: for the b<-st Hospilul Notes shops sometime today. eph M. Smjth of Msnehetser from FUt Fret ( 8 > vtoUUon. Georg* Ferris in Hungary. Onr quarter hinted Put* Message Inside Fresh Egg one-mlla and sprint medley relays Olympic champion to’ilbur Bengtson 84—173 Spellman, rf ed sway February- 30. 1S47. article hr series Interpreting e—Canned soups are 1 Moines. Ia.—tPl—If you Pnllenls Today...... 148 held Sunday at the Municipal England, rf ...... 5 1-1 11 Ni’q u is t...... 89 120 14.1—.VH Pontlllo 80—283 03. Vets 40. Fsntoa 8101104 Ms best newspaper editorial. and decided to stop him. PoUsh-Amcricans which has stood since 1940 is al­ have the ability to tetter the shot •4—183 tlffauK. c .. The first three awards will po being turned out in large quantl-' krow a* hen’s egg-assembly line Admitted yesterday; George building In Hyde Park. Members of Nutmeg Forest, Hedlund, rf ...... 1 0-0 2 Rodents . . . . 99 106 97—302 Jenkins . yelping again and a tschatool (m l ties in Moscow. * layout you can put messages jns|de Dame, 263 Spencer street: Joseph Stratton. If ...... 2 most sure to go. Starters In this put mark of 00 feet, 8 S-4 inches. Fogarty, rg ta leelog memory of my dear hua- to Individual education writers, Princes* Ellzabetli Tall Odare of Lebanon, will meet 4-4 8 Turkington .. 88 86 109—283 was collsd against him. Ha am* bsad, Victor OgTta, who died Feb. 30. An announcement said the Mi- chicken eggi; — ’’cfore the eggs are 'Volz, 63 Delmont street; Miss O'Cbin, c ...... 3 1-1 . event Include George Gulda of The same goes 'nr, Olympians Sam 491 472 478 1439 Moakc. Ig .. tinued and th* oBtolal* nm*8 W 1»«7. and the fourth to a newspapeg. Senlptiired With Horae Germaa Death Noileea Osasond at T tonight at Masonic Temple 7 Baltek, Ig . koyan Food Factory la proclucing laid Dr. Robert E. Phillips, hfsd Vivian Pickral. 14 Drive F. Sliver from where they wlU proceed to Preliminary Fuller, rg ...... 2 1-1 5 VUIanova, who ret a new world in­ Felton, Henry Dreyer and Bob B. O. to'oavlag (4) two frss Shota Oavtllo The first three awards will go door 000-yard record of 06 9 sec­ Totals ----- 457 486 545 1488 some 70 different varieties from of the department of poultry fius- Lane homes; Mrs. Pauline Stewart. Berlin—OP) — The Russians have the T. P. Holioran Funersl Home GIcnney, Ig ...... 4 3-3 11 Bennett In the weight throw and MUkl 112—812 up and nsttsd both Alwaya a sUant hcartoeba and many a to individual education wntefs, London —up —v’rincess Elizabeth onds a week ago: Herb McKentey Totals ...... IS 8-12 24 sUaot tasr. formidas of famous Russian chefs. bandrv.at Iowa State College, has 79 Lenox street; Stuart McFay- Impoeed. censorship on death no­ to pay respects to John J. Vlets, Lorenzo to’rtght and Herb Douglas Letters (4) Rautenburg . 84 •1 03-208 opportunitlW' to ftit tha OmHs and the fourth to a newspaper. I and ’Tommy’'—one of her favorite COLLEGIATES of Jamaica, outdoor quarter-mile in the broad jump. ronthera (21) But always a beautiful saemoiy, of Breakfast foods, it was pointed been doing It for years. den, 80 Starkweather street; Miss tices and grave markers In their a member. 17 10-10 44 H a r t ...... 89 KM 84-287 Lansano . . . . 87 111 10ft—307 outfraat. 0040. him I loTsd So door; Newapapera or individual writ- horses- have been sculptured in a Jane Mack, 163 Summit street record holder, and Dave Bolen of Harrison DUIo^ ths 'Olympic « F out, are also becoming extrehlely Dr. Phillips, who has surprised zone of Germany, according to (Varsity Team at ^illycr) Mertdea Bsya* Oub (M) Jaoobo ...... •0 IM 81-286 to’halen ...... 107 107 120—334 Playing' pissesric boll Isr » s (iod fSTa me etreogtli to btar It. srs may make nominations. Dead­ gilded silver statuette. friends -with greetings or congratu­ Admitted today: Harry Borre- WoUenberg, rf . . Boulder, Cblo., who won in 1:11.8 sprint champ, con at least equal BeUlngheri. rf ------2 2-3 Asd eourase to taoe the blow, line for entries is March 1. Win­ popular. press reports from Saxony. The mid-term school vacation ..3 0-1 0 McGrogor .. 125 103 168—STS final two tnlnntsa tha ChMlos Queen Elizabeth had it done for “Cornflakes, by the way,” said latory messages sent inside freshly son, Glastonbury; Charlie Johnson, I Murasore, I f ...... 1 0-0 lost year. his' meet and world record in fSe 381 418 436 1233 Buff, r f ...... I 0-0 wertwd tha boll oim ad oa4 But wbat It meant to loos jrou. ners will 'be announced In April. 'This cenaorahtp, announced started here yesterday and will v«. 2 T. Martin ., 113 125 84—3.12 Ko oM will aver ksosE her personal collection of portraits the announcement, "Is winning laid eggs, says anyone, cati (to IL S3 Ardmore road. continue through February 28. Vocals, c ...... 3 0-1 6 Marcel Hanaenne of France, who 60-yard h*gh hurdlos. And Velvet N% Sbeekey. ) f ...... 0 0-0 looift Tost OBd F M fw Entries should be mailed to Mil- through the Communist Depart­ McGuire ... 90 86 83 -288 * (•) of her heiress-apparent daughter. more and more popular approval.” All you need I* to be bendy with Discharged yesterday: Gerald ment of the Interior, concerns Brixzle, rg ...... 2 0-0 ' 4 ran the world's taateat 800 meters BlUy Dwyer and Billy Mathia al­ Rlvosa ...... IIS 86 122—338 Mlnicucci, )f ...... 1' 0"0 seoew that auda tha *Mb m Ut Wife. Anno. licent Taylor, EWA secretary- Doris Lindner, a sculptress noted ELMWOOD A- C. . Prepared baby foods arc reach­ a scalpel and know the Inner work­ SImpaon, Ooveatiy; JCaren Grant death notice# of Gertnan priaoners An error was made in the en­ Dionitto, Ig ...... 1 0-0 2 In 1M8, la the principal threat te ready have tied the meet and world Totals . . . 507 523 840 1570 BUmler . . . . 77 88 *0—30. Arcori. e ...... 2 4-7 treasurer. of The Christian Science fo f hjr models of horses, caught ing the market, too. ings of a liva hen. 15 Hortix) road; Unda W est El­ gagement announcement concern­ Gall, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 the l,000.yard recerd of 2:10Ji. record In (he 80-yord doah. B. H8U ...... n 110 *2—2*8 McDoweU, c . . . . 0 0-0 **it was a mate thid w S l8*iB *• Card of TBaafca Monitor, Boston. Mass. lington; Edwin DarUng, 234 Kee­ of war repatriated from Rusaia. Mil *orti (*) Elizabeth’s likeness at sittings In “ All the mothers will have to You simply substitute ths mas­ A Gorman prsaa sotrieo report ing Mlsa Loia 1. Whltelo'.’-ss t'- t After hreMing * atie in 4:0*4 loot The only AAU recorda that o*- F. Moriarty 88 81 78-280 Ftnnegiui, rg . . . . . 2 0 4 Judges wUl be D.. Floyd Taylor, Buckingham Palace. Later she sage for the regtaar yolk at ths ney street; Mrs. 3uiia Belotti, A D M ISSIO N A e eneh to thaak oar auay friends do," It was said, “Is to put the from Saxony aaya that beficofortb was printed in lait n '''’:t’i 10 0-2 weel^ tofUly dykhula of Hyland p w r certoai to stand oro Comoltua KcBwoottoy . 88 83 •2—281 288 22* 204 *7* AfidanbR. i f ...... X 0"$ director, American Press Institute, worked frequently at the royal stuff In boiUng fnllk and the ba­ precisa moment the yolk starts Its Olaatonbury; Harlene WsUbeoff, Uiss Whitehouso I3 0.1^... Bests at halftime, X5-8, Juniors. con lower the mile osork of 4:084 warmerdam'a*18 feet, 8 7-* Inches Morgan, Ig ...... * 1 and netshbon. tha doctors and sureea relaUves of ex-Y*W’s who dU are Adnitk 50c F. Aeote ... 107 120 118—843 ->f Rauebeater Kamorial boepltal - lor Oolumbia University; Hal Boyle stables to catch Tommy’s charac­ bies trill get their complete j^ourney toward becoming an egg. 16 Essex street; Margaret Kearns, Howard E. Hills, son of Myroi if pushed by Ingror Bengtsson of tn the . pole vault, IkJ Burke’a 8 BUI Kennedy' of the 8L Louis Pancarit, If ...... ( 0 0 4 The Associated Press; Dr. Belmont 84 Prospect street fotMdden to pubUah death noUces T, Moriarty. 88 80 101-273 tb'lr maay flowen, esrOi of eym- teristics. dietetic formula, with all the nec­ Dr. Phillips explained. The hen Hills of Hebron. Ths* wedding it Indianapolis -.Toe Sgro, 100 3-4. dweden and the Americans among feet. 9 ', inches In the high jump 118—823 Browns waa the only L c o ^ e pitch­ rr.ilu aad acts of klndDMo. Farley. National Education Asso- Discharged today: Diane Dlnel- And when they're buried the grave Children U c Tworonito 8.1 108 The equestrian statuette shows essary vitamins and under condi­ does the rest. marker must contain no reference scheduled for June. 'Miss White- Indianapblia, outpointed Jockia bis rivals , and Baton HoU's 7:38.8 la the two- er lost *ea8aD to piartlcipate in a Totals ...... "i..l2 7-14 21 claUqn: D r G. Kerry Smith. U. S. Elizabeth side .saddle on Tommy, tions of super-sterility." Best results ary obtained by lo, 126 Spniee street. KcoMfb, 104 X-2, Osveland, 10. „ Seopt *t hoK turn M-o0> Birth '‘'esterday: A son to Mr. to cause ol death or t® the fact house and Mr. Hills are both em- The three-adle tooofd of 18:48l aiUo rtlog. • 478 60S 004 3M3 tflaift biijr, Office of Eduction- Dr. Harold as she appeared as eolonel of the placing the meyange in , a co}itAl"ef ployf 1 St the H. L. DieHl 'compah) ■ I Pr'*<'lerit. Sarah Lawrence and Mrs. Charles Plllsrd, 116 Wod- that the deceased had been in Rus- Mr*. I'.ubi Tlirr^her. Grenadier Guards al the Klhas Whale oil today-la valued’ fori smaller than the egg yolk. On. slsn confinement - • plant here. 1 Onllege. birthday pOrad* last June. *1 glyesrine. soass aad ersams. t PhlUlne sal<^ ^ / dcll road.

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Delivered. 1(2 A t t i m e s ^ c h i l d r e n c a n b e v e r y c r u e l t o WEEK-END cord while It taste. Phone ^2794. with aoma land and unexoaUad WHBRI1A8. THB SWEDISH SICK Tenderly ha gathered bar Into all thalr dealings, and to bring all Girl (Calmly)—No, I’m not. Imperfect of tell la >4014. U mb hs > work. New 1946 wallpaper hooka HEATED Room in quiet modem view,' conaider this property ■ rix A famous European Wag great­ QUARANTEjaj IN WRITING!! PETER W. PontAluk, electric con­ BENEFIT SOCIETY SEOAR ASSO­ A u n t E p p i e H o o o hla arms and whifpered gently: law. aa well ta all conduct, into Marcelline, the sitter you Mrcd, ia all fixad, sad knows ter if lEdward R. Price. Phone 2-1003. home. Oentleman . preferred. ■pacloua rooms, .Jireplace, oil burn­ CIATION U to be dliMoWed according ly admired a beautiful court lady. aubjectlon and conformity lo the 1946 CHEV. 4*DR. TOWN SEDAN tractor, maintenance and wiring One day ha asked bar age. Bba ra- “ Lat me kies tboee tears away, bad a ofiecial phone call and her you jreU today you ten aoaaahcdy Advertisefflents Garden—Farm—Dairy Phone 8046. er heat, cabiifat kitchen, 8 bed­ to taw. law of Ood —Henry Van Dyke tomorrow you yold; that the wat­ —Rftdio And underseat heater. Ex­ for light and power. 40 Foster PAINTING and ' Paperhanging FOUR months from the *I»t day ot pllod: Tour majesty, X sm^wsaty- swoetheart." sister took over for her at 9:30. rooms all with 8 exposures. Lot er wMch wells out o t Om greiiad cellent ' condition. Long Vtrades. streeL Phone 3303. Free estimates. Prompt service. Products 60 PLEASANT Room^ single or dou­ February IMI. are limited and allou- flvs.” ■ba relaxed In Ms arms, but the Then her slater got a call and I For Sale Reaeonanie prfcee. Phone TAW. la 100. X 24L Prompt occupancy ed tor preaenUtlon ot all eUlms against taara flowed on. Breathlessly, he Mr. |{anybucl^( trying to Im- took over at 10:15. And if you today wbld yeatarday; that If you For Hent 1946 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN ble. One'minute wAlk from the and priced for quick aale at n v a yaani lator ha again put DE-LONG'S refrigeration service. D E Frechette. EGGS WILL Be delivered to your said corporation. All creditors arc here­ the aanM question to bar, 8ba Bikod. prqii a sweet young thing)—I'll liadn’t come soon, there would bad known bow to nmU you w ^ d To Biiv To Sell —Radio and heater. All new door on Monday of each week Post Office. Oentleman preferred. $16,00^. by cited to bring In their claims with­ 1 . 0 0 ^ • V have you understand I'm a self- have been a neighlmr on the Job. have apold correctly, that If you tires. This car carries a new car Repairs on ui makes, commer- Phone tiiSa. in aald time to Wealey C. Oryk. Beq., ■gain rapUad: “Tour majaaty, I He—Will nothing atop them? ciel and domeetic 24-houT serv­ INTERIOR nd exterior painting, direct from the farm. Every egg 19 A 8R 8TIUB17P—Hera is an ideal ■be (Murmuring)—I’m afraid made man. smell a flower you will have aatold guarantee!! paperhanging Free eatimatea home for a large famUy-r4oeated 470 Main street. Manchester. Connec­ am twaaty-flve." IL tXA.SSIMKn AIIVT ice. Phone 2-1767. guaranteed etrlctly fresh. Prices FTVE-ROoi< apartment on Main ticut. . King—‘Vaa bare. Tou told me noL It's bey fever, but you can GlrP-Well. I wouldn’t boast The Bride—I aaw It plates 1941 OLDS 2-DR. SEDAN—Two Wallpaper sold Raymond Flake ' this week, ex. large, 67c; large on a quiet atreet near ■ohoola and Dated at Manchester. OniicctlcuL continue the treatment. about it. Tea, It Is an easy language. ORP’I H»#» KM: tone green t>n'nt. Excellent con­ StreeL South Coventry. Adults bus—Mg lot 110 X 185; 4 bedrooms at nva year ago." somewhere Uiat a man needs eight RADIO need tlxinsT Heve It re- Phone 2-9237 64c. Write or call your order. only, no pets. $30 per ' month. this l«h day of February, 1M9. >ba —“Oartalmy, I am not one Mr. Manybucka—Is that a nice hours of sleep and a woman needs 8;»l A M «»* <:4fi P M dition all the way. Extra nice oaired oy. ex|.«erts Pick-up serv­ Leon Dlmock, Spring Brook on sacoqd floor, 3* rooms on fln t A. AMANDVS JOHNSON. thing to say? I always try to be trades. A BA(7K to normal price, exterior, hone WtUlmanUc 2057WS. floor. 2 ear garage, hot water besL Secretary. o f tbooo ladlaa who say one thing He who would find true happl- 10. I think that la true. Father—Mary, who was that ice. guaranteed work Sets check­ Poultry Farm; Storrs. Conn. Tel. I Board of Manasament one day and another tba n ext" a gentleman.' Groom—Oh, yeah! man I saw you kissing last nl|^tf 1910 CHRYSLER 1-DR. New Interior painting papering, ceil­ Immadlata occupancy. Price $10,- nese in life ehould stop seeking ed'In the hoait Cai radios a Wllllmantlc 9650. COMPLETELY fumlahed,: heated and start giving. Girl—Oh, you do Imitations, too. Bride—Yes; you can get up Mary—What time was It? ! clutch, all new tires and nice in­ specialty. Manchester Rad i o ings, expert workmanship. 30 900. room. Single or double, near Cen­ 36 PORTER BTRSniT—A ■padbun The Bad with the Good early In the morning and have the Lm I and Found I terior. All ready to drive hotnA Service. 73 Birch street. Phone years' experience. (Tall Mr. Burk, GREEN Mountain ikiUtoea. Mealy, ter. Gentleman preferred. Refer­ 2 ^ for free estimate. 6346. home of 6 cheerful, rooms on a The weather there was perfect. A pleasant old lady entered the Before you flare up at anyone's fire made, the house warm and It's deplorable that the guaran­ —------.... _ . , . hp39 FORD 4-DR. SEDAN—Two 2-0840. good*taattng and cooking. Amelia ences. Phone 2-2176 after 4 p. m. faults, take time to count len­ breakfast ready when it's time LOST-SmaU Bulova wrist watcK , Attractive trades. Jarvis. 872 Parker atreet. Phone large lot abounding in ■hraba and Acheson Ready They get no bad sunburn; bake shop to find the oi*-ner’e tee of free sjieech doeen't carry flqwera located in one of Manebea- The bade ware soft, the huge were small daughter watching the shop ten of your own. for me to get up. with It a proviso that the speaker South End Klrst National. < all 7026 8626. ^ Oi»rn Nfor. and Tluirs. Evonlnprs RANGE Burners cleaned, Installed | Pnvute Inatmetloiw ?8 Wsnted—Room»^Board 62 ter'a finest reeidentlal sections. few— a few moments while her mother must say something worth listen­ and repaired. Phone 2-0147. Ideal for professional use. Fire­ To Tell Others What bores on thalr raflira! stepped out. Like Pullman bert)is so it Is Judge -S o they caught you ing to. Lo.ST-^Boys wallet, vicinity Coo- H R O W X -R E A U P R E . TnC AUTO DRTVTNa. dual control. Household,Goods 51 W a n t e d —Home for 8 year old place, insulation, 2 ear garage, ■ N Ruth H. Norris Old Lady (With a emlle)—Don't with the new cars, the lower the with this bundle of silverware. I BUSINESS and Individual Income per HIU street and West Side Rec His.«ell Street .. ..Phone 7191 AAA certifled Instructor Bal­ girl, and two year old boy, to­ French windows, vailetlan blinds you aometlme* feel tempted to eat higher. Whom did .you plunder? First Trained Flea—I’m Jolly Contains license money and! tax prepared hy experienced ac­ lard's Driving school. Car 2-224S. gether or aeparately. Furniture and- many other features. Form of Pact When all the traveling Is done one of the cupcakes ? Culprit—'Two fraternity houses. well fed up with this life. other items. Phone 570S. countants. 10 Depot Square, ELECTTIO-MASTER range, in can be supplied. C?al1 2-2862. 523 EAOT CENTER STREET—A by airplane bow are the hikers Little Girl—Of course not. That Tourist# are people who travel Your Honor. Second Trained Flea—Yes. it’s 1912 FORD four-door. 1750 Good Manchester. For appointment g(X)d*conditlon. Phone ,7078. modem 7-room home recently ra- going to thumb thalr way to tho would be stealing. I only lick 2,000 miles to take bad kodak Judge—Call up the downtown : enough to make a fellow go to condition, ('alt 2-9173 after .'i:30. call 66.53 or Hartford 4-3902. (OaxUaxafl from Pa|o Oas) r Musical— Dramatic 29 decorsteiL 4 nice bedroonie and tile next town? them. pictures of one another. hotels and distribute this stuff. I the dogs. Announceinents THREE-Plece maple living room, Wanted to Rent 68 bath. Large living room with con­ INTERNATIONAL 1911 pickup. PIANO niNINU. repairs, recon­ set. Maple desk and chair. Musk­ necting sun porch. I.evel lot 95 feet any advenes oommlUnent for this MAGAZINES New and renewal Runs good, t28.^. Brunner's, Inc., Household Services ditioning. etc John Oockertum rat fur coat, stse 14-16. Fhone RFX7ENTLT Appointed manager front. Hot water heat, basement country to go to war. MICKEY nNN Sudden Change! LANK LEUNAKD subscriptions for aU periodicals 3.18 East Center street. Tel. ."ilPt. Offered ISA 28 Bigelow street ^ o n e 4219 7284. of Montgomery Wards would like garage. storm windows, etc. Oonnally and Vandenberg both For prompl service inquire John five-room rpartmenl, or single Prompt occupanpv. 4>ave assured the Ssnata thsra will W vrcKt’dicr Hlnjichs. 140 .Summit street 1937 FORD sedan. .Southwind gas­ COMBINATION kitchen gas and house. Contact Mr. Ladd,J1161. not be even a “ moral'’ pledge of TAOCnt-fESOfiLAC \ WEU-AH-WE’RE IN A oline heater, radio. Sealed Beam 275 OAKIJtND STREET—A larga Phone 4698. 1 WALLS Washed, windows cleai\ed. Help Wanted— Female 35 nil stove. Call 2-3255 after 5 p 2-fninlly home—5 rooms down am ^ this type. HURRY TO 6IT DOWN TO lights. All new ignition. good Odd Jobs of al' kinds. Phone 3347. m.. or 28 McKinley streeL WANTED—Five or six room flat Oonnally said he expects the fbi- SURFSIDE, MRS. MOSLEY tires, $325. Any evening or Sun­ AMBITIOUS w>men 30 to 50, In 4 on second floor. Alitinst an acre' or house by local business man, of land with plenty of garden el form of the egreement to be -SO-AH-JUST GIVE HIM days. See Mr, White. Andover, SAVE ON your laundry bills. In­ Manchester and surrounding BENGAL combination 4-4 kitchen Pervonale 9 wife and school girl. Good resi­ space. One apartment available ’’aubatantlajly’’ the same ia that , MY BEST REGARDS.' across from depot dividual service In Mencheater'a territory. We train you as a deal­ range, In good condition. CaU 2- dential neighborhood. Call 2-9996. laid before the committee by Aehe- only automatic eelf-aervlce laun. er In Spencer corsets and surgi­ for Immediate occupancy. Just a WOULD Like a ride from 36 Dover 9242, or 160 Birch street. ehoH distance from Depot Snimre. son—provided Canada, Great Brit­ 1939 FORD d i^ p trnek. excellent dr\ You load your wash Into our cal .supports I rofits while train­ road (Woodridge Section 1 off WANTED—5 or 6 room rent. BENTON STREET — A modem ain, France. Belgium, TTie Nether­ Middle Turnpike to Pratt and condition, new tires and motor. new Bendlx machines and we do ing. Phone WllUmantlc 187.5-Jl. C7HEST OF Drawers, stoves, mis­ lands and Luxembourg find It ac­ Phone 2-9219. the rest. Waah dona In 30 min' * ------' cellaneous us(h1 furniture, RaUr Manchester or vicinity. 2-9219. home of six attractive rooms, Flre- Whitney. First shift. 7 to 3:30. plsce, nil burner heat. Insulation, ceptable. Phone 6S0S. utes while you wait or shop. 30c WANTED— Shirt press operator. road salvage. 167 Middle Turn­ No “Oo Ahea#’ Sigxal CHvpa' BUICK 1940. Super sedan Radio, per washer load i up to 9 Iba.l We Good wages, good hours. Apply pike EasL Monday through Fri­ JLNDLORD8 We apoclaJlxa In oak floora, beautiful . cabinet obtaining ants for tenants and Other membere agreed that RAtONO A party T Bord-m's Ice heater, new paint. Tel. 5191. also damp dry and fluff dry. Manchester (.sundry. Inc., 72 kitchen and many other features. Brunner's, Inc., 358 East Center day 6-9, Saturday 9-9. wa get our fas from tliam. Wa 30-dav ocrupanev. Priced at $18,- Acheson got no "ge ahead" aignal ereain will be a treat Orders tak­ LaundermaL 48 Purnell Place, Maple street. from the committee, hut they en for any'amouiit. Call Bast Side StreeL (formerly Montgomery Ward’s USED Gas and electric refrigera­ aelect for you only rellabla ten­ 200. WOMEN can earn money In their ants with good credit references. For further Information on anv pointed out that he was able to Seda Shop, Manchester 3830. Farm Store) Phone 2-4274. tors, breakfast set, kitchen cab­ Judge the reaetkm o t memhera for BUTCTK 1940 Roadmaster. four- spare time In our pleasant, inets, living-room furniture, etc, Our service to y^u for renUng of these properties please contact HAVE TOUR tnoome tax returns door sedan. Radio, heater and de­ SAVE ON inlaid linoleum for your friendly selling work. Full or part your property Is free Rental the first time. froster. Excellent shape. Privately bedroom fets. Chamber’s Ware­ i ROBERT J. SMITH. Tnc. One aenetor said It was obvitnis prepared by fpfmer deputy col­ counter and floors. Remnants >4- time. For Information call 2-9405. house Sales. 501 Middle Turnpike bervtca Bureau, Mauchaater owned. Phone 2-1236. 953 Main Street Tel. 8450 to him that some members would lector at Internal Revenue Eve­ prlce. All tjrpes of metal for East. Phone 5187. Phone Mancheater 2-4279 any- Ume. Wa place tananta every­ favor the Slrongeet kind of com­ IfcKsefM Syadissta, lac. nings only. Phone 8063. PONTTAC 1937 slx-tyllnder, 5- counter work at reasonable 8-ROOM single dwalliag. garage, mitment for Immediate Amertcah coup. Mechanically prices. Free. Installation instruc. Help Wanted— Male 36 NEW MAROON Kroehler couch. In where. amesite driveway, new fiimace DUBALDO BROS. Dance music passenger excellent condition. Don’t miss aotion in ease -o f aa attack on BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Examination BY EDGAR MAIIITN sound. Four excellent tires, $3.50. tions. Danger’s Floor CTbverlng. 41 and qi! 'burner, screens and storm signatory .nations. FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER BUGS BUNNY for all occasions. Weddings a Purnell Place, formerly Wards EXPERIEN(7ED .Service attend­ this wonderful buy. Phone 2-2185. sash. Attic floor Insulated with 13 Bunco Drive. 72 Other committee members were WOo'vJV hUST M O O W X i apeclalty. Phone 6802 or 2-2091, Farm Store. ant. Apply Atlantic Service Cen­ Houses for Sale rock wool. Rubber tile kitchen BOCflt) y o u VO40M THKt N lVi y o o 6NV0 T\tW»T \ \ CtoST CABINET Type circulating heat­ described as wanting to know a TW*4V< O f OK)t . T*sATt> AVV yOU'UV ftOT GOOD USED CARS ter. 488 Center street. floor. General Electric sink and HACKER HAMM SIGtMAVvNRD VOU'at OlAN UP MW GOOD WEAVING of bums, moth holes er. Bums coal or wood. Like new. BRICK, FOUR ROOMS great deal more about what pledg­ tsODlMG TO VMME POiNiTS' WANTED—Young man for meat dishwasher. Good condition es would Involve before they pees SHOULO AatMBobilc* For Sale 4 and tom clothing hosiery runs, Priced $25. Phone 2-2676. throughout. Lot 80 x 180. Inquire OOT OF W t ? OKlfc i v\oots>Ty: 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline Se­ handbags repaired, > ripper re-1 cutting and counter work. Steady Excellent condition. Owner finally on the document. r on premises. 26 Linden street, op­ 1941 PONTIAC club coupe. Radio placement, umbrellas repaired, work. Also young man every Fri­ KITCHEN, living room and - bed leaving state. Will sell fur­ fUMwIn Hits HandVag. and heater. Excellent condition. dan — Low mileage, fully posite Center Park, Phone 56()0, men's shirt collars reversed and! day and Sa’ urday for meat room sets. Good condition. Owner nished or unfurnished. Meanwhile, In a Uneoln day Price $895. CaU 8700. equipped, $1,775. replaced. Marlow's Little Mending | counter. Apply In person. Plne- leaving town. Phone Sunday speech at Ruahville. Ind.. Senator hurst Grocery. morning. 2-9392. Why not let us advertise OFFICE Closed until March IsL Baldwin (R . 0>nn.) eald the pro­ PONTIAC 1940 (6) sedan. Radio, Shop. posed pact "ha* been aeriousl.v heater. New paint, fine condition. 1948 Chevrolet Fleetmaster your property in this space. Madeline Smith, Realtor. r i-AT FINISH Holland window HANDI-HOT baby washer. Slight­ hampered by a most Inexjiart Brimnaria, Inc, 888 East Center Sedan—Green, fully equip­ ly used. Reasonable. CaU at 257 shades made to measure. Keys | Situations Wanted— ARTHUR KNGFLA, Realtor „4ANC7HESTFR _ Porter street bantiling on the part of this ad­ ■treat. TeL 5191. ped, $1,675. made while you walL Marlow'e. Female 38 Autumn street. section, 9 year old Cape Cod. 6 ministration. 875 Main Street “ In Justice and fairness." he PLYMOUTH 1937 sedan. HeateT, finls|led rooms. Completely reno­ FIRST (Quality 9x104 and 9x12 said, “we should make It abun­ good palnL flne running condl- 1941 Dodge Sedan— Gray with NORGE Washing machine, One Telephone 5440 Or 5938 vated. Hot water heat with oil, Armstrong's and Bird’s heavy ELDERLY iJady would like work fireplace, copper plumbing, tile dantly clear that In any national tkm. Bmmier’s, lac., 3M East equipment, $895. quality, $8.75. Danger’s Floor] as^baby sitter. Tel. 4403. year old, $80, Phone 2-22^8. defense pact the United States Omtar atraet TeL 6I9L “ Selling Manchester Real bath, picture book kitchen. Priced Covering, 41 Purnell Place, for­ BLACKSTONE washer, excellent to seJL $2,800 down. Vacant. cannot go to war Immediately If merly Wards Farm Store. RELIABLE Woman would like to Estate Since 1921*’ any member nation be attacked. a-'t )eS x' CHEVItOUfT 1947 2-doOr sedan. Many others starting at care for children days. In her own condition, new. Also skirt vanity, Phoite 7726 ()ir 6278. BY Y. T. HAMLIN Ektra claan car. Brunner's, Inc., large, mirrored top and back. ATTRACTIVE now 6-room home. “ Under our constitution, only ALLEYJWP Reunion In Moo $100. TYades accepted. Terms home. CaU after 6 p. m. 2-3392. FOUR-ROOM single, space fof two Congrrsa can declare war. There 858 East Center streeL Tel. 5191. Phone 2-3038. more up. Large lot now vacant. (2Bnltnl8hed). on. hot water heat XiNfi OCT A \ 1 BEEN rrCHIN' TCET Open Hiuraday until 10 p. m. arranged. Buildinf—Contraetfnc 14 continuous domestic hot watgr, can be no automatic Involvement. NERS&. PS'Ji.'VjPfT'je / MV HAND5 CN M9WR I T. J. cjrockett. Broker. Phone That, however, doe* not prevent MODERN White enamel two-bum 5416. cabinet kitchen, bath with shokr- c l e a n . S^BBT y.fiGVlAN ( 9fEA<5V NECK flUS. 2987 OLD3MOBILB tw»-door, as ALTERATIONS and additions. Situations Wanted— er oil stove, .apartment slee. Good our ^ving aasurance* of our sup­ A'St V(.TH yffUK. ^ A LO N 5 t im e FRANKLIN MOTORS New cbUInge. Also roofing and I er, picture window, ample cloaeta, is. Asking $200. Inquire 65 South Male .39 for heating or cooking, complete 'TWO Tenement flat. 4 and 5 port for their protection, and with­ CJ LEM1S.N elding. A. A. Dion, Inc. Phone] full Insulation. (Tholce of decora­ CA'RCa s s /, Main itrael. 653 CENTER STREET with grates and fire brick for two-car garage. Beautifully tions. $10,500. $1,700 cash. R O. in constitutional procedures, giving 4860. 299 Autumn streeL TOP Grade poultrymen, work help for their defense." OPEN EVENINGS wanted, shares or wages. Exper­ conversion to coal. CTall 2-3856. landscaped. Large lot, near bus i Johnson, Agent. 6858. 2941 PLYMOUTH club coupe. line and Main atreet. Price 110,- Motor recently esrarhauled. Heat­ GES^RAL Carpentry, alterations ienced. References. Write Box F, Anto Accessoriefl— and addlUona. Nu-wood ceilings ,'10-GALLON automatic Hoffman 800. Call 3620. er and detraauira. Full prtca, $795. Herald. gaa hot water, heater. One year Lots for Sale 73 Strike Cost 4 • Can be aaM at 2T9 South MMn| Tires and InsulaUng plank walla. EsU- mates cheerfuUy given. Phone old. Reasonable Phone 2-4246. STROUT Agency. established atreeL SLIGHTLY Used auto tire for BinLDING LOT, 1 'i acres. Cellar 7594. 1900. Several attractive country 60 jiiiiHoiis Je, rise 8.50-16.25-16. Phone poffs-—Birdo—Peto 41 GRAY and white combination, homes with small acreage, many dug. l-8th mile off route 44. 25 2949 MERCURY club coupe, 8,0001 - ■i. 4328. CARPENTER Work of all kinds. TROPICAL FISH. 70 varieties. and 4 Monogram stove. Very good farms in good locations. Four and minutes from Hartford. Phone feewawwwnta*imv«r(*cr*»FTT*TSff. »l miles. Radio, heater, overdrive. condition. Fine for heating. With two-family houses, some singles. 8788. (Continued from Page One) neat eopem, undercoaL CMU 4686. | i- i SNOW Oap Urea. Recapping Roofs, sidings, addlUona and al- Plants, tanks and accessories. teraUons Also new construction. Kelly's Aquarium, 29 Sunset or without .50 gallons of oil. (Tall A number of gas Btatlons and ga­ and vulcanising. one day aervice. 4919 or can be seen at 81 Birch “ Paar, Junior just apoka hit first w o rd !" 1948 CRBVROLET Town sedan. SlefferL Phone 2-0253. street. Phone ,5705. rages. Let us know your wants. Its wage offer and grant better Track Ure eendca, guaranteed street after 7 p. m. Suburban for Sale 75 R.. K flBd D. Oat driven 11,000 Call 6724, Manchester. working conditions. workmanship. New KeUy Spring- ENGLISH Setter pupa. Boxer NORTH (XIVENTRY — 18 acres, Mayor Bernard Samuel pleaded SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH ■He* $ tone green.. New car field and Richland Urea. Man- 16 FiyiOR problems solved with CAPE (X)D and Colonial homes In vith tlje strikers yesterday to^^ ac­ goavantee. Kelley's Service Cen­ Roo6ni;—Siding pups. Cocker pups. Fox Terrier modern 6-roorfl house, barn, CARNIVAL BY DICK t u r n e r I i^<5 ;^VD HIS FRIENDS Shape Of Things BY MF.RRILI. C. Bt.OSi;BR cheater Tire and Recapping, 295 pupa, croad breed pupa Zimmer­ linoleum, asphalt tile counter Green sertion. West Side and cept the PTC offer. The mayor ter, 19 Bralnard Place. Phone Expert workmanship free esti­ chicken coop. Phone 8672. Broad atreet Phone 3-4224. ROOFING — Specialising In re­ man Kennels. l,ake atreet. 6287 Middle Turnpike areas; two-fam­ hinted it was the beet that could V. wen.,sc ^Ock'f. \'Ve*u, -Is 'Y'veS 'Wj‘4.^GUtS6 AlO SO YOU VfAU. TMATS 7265. pairing roofs of all kinds, also mates. Open evenings. Jones ily, Henry street area; colonial be made. V VOO IWJIO- I GOTf* that I'M A L'Tn.E ' ' WENT X> A RKjUT. »*0*A .' Wr HOW new roota. Gutter work. C3ilm- Furniture, Oak street. Phone. tlc YOU- I LATE FOg vOy'E slow WEMT TO 4 EM9 PLYMOUTH aedan. R., H. I SETTER PUPPIES. Bred from homes In Bolton and Andoyer; Wanted— Real Estate 77 PTC President -Charles ^ Ebert L'LL Be Mosevaid- J ! J ae*cu J son 0O1OU Trailers for Sale 6A neys cleaned and repaired No sturdV hunting stock Beautifully 2-1041 said flatly a higher wage Increase / D;NMEa —-YOU AWO SAW A I PACTYlE S«0W-- ■ad D. New Urea, rebuilt motor. small country home with one gcre ScKOOAJ/ ' SEE , 1 SAM iMTb COWBOY PCTtJRt— KNOW job too small or large. Good marked. Three months old Herh SELLING Volii property'’ Why would bankrupt the company. LiMJA A nice clean car. Kelley’s Service 1947 NA’nONAL house trailer, ’'F.nUOOM. IJving room and! land. Inimediala and April 1 va- 'PKCX *>10 MUTTV / work, fair price. Free eatimatea. (hister. 42 Bigelow street, Man­ ranries. Building lots. Lakewood not place the lot In experienceo QulII commented ani^ly at a co*m or Center, 16 Bralnard Place. Phone] like new. Electric brakes. CaU kitrhcn outfit. All complete In- nands’’ We altt, to give salisfac p ic ^ e (Tall Howley. Mancheater 5361. chester 2-0716. Circle and Baldwin Road. Tn.sure news conference last night; 7255. S719 for details, or see at 26 rliiding Westlnghoiise refrigera­ lion Alice (Tlampet. Real Estate your properly apd life through “We won’t go back to work for Woodland street. tor, $488. Terms. Albert’s, 43 and Insurance. M3 Main street a seven-rent Increase. We’ll keep 1947 FUCETTLINE Areo sedan. Heating—Plumbing 17 Allyn street. Hartford. Henry and Thelma Jeffries Es- Manchester Phone 4998 yr 2- Radio, underseat heater, defrost- Wanted— I’cts- -I’ou ltry— cott, 266 High atreet West, Man­ this strike going—even If It take* 088U. HI • era. 14,000 mllea. New car guar­ PLUMBI.NG and, heating, jobbing, Stock 41 (VE BUY and sell good used chester. Phone 3683. several months," - Business Services Offered 13 TPhe shirt-sleeved union leader, antee. Kelley’s Service Center, 16 repairs. Prompt service. John H. furniture, comhinatlon ranees. CONSIDERING JELLING Bralnard Place. Phone 7255. ALL APPLIANCES aenrlced and Carlson. Phone 7325. SINGLE Six-room house. Fully : his Iri.sh brogue bristling, acniged ea» ranges am' heaters Jones' YOUR p r o p e r t y the mayor of goin g '“ behind our repaired, burners, retrtgeratora, FARMER? Fornitiire Store 3h Osk Phone insulated oil heat, automatic hot! Without-ohllgatlon to you. we 1989 FORD converUble, heater ranges, washers, etc All work GENERAL Repairs, Jobbing, re­ water heater, fireplace, ample backs to appesi to the wmrkers to 3-1041 will appraise or make you a cash return to work.” and radio and spotlight. New top. guaranteed. Metro Service Oo. modeling, water piping, deep and closets, combination screen and offer for propevtv See us before shallow well pumps, gaa and Travel woes eased partially for Good coodiUon. May be seen at Tel. Manchester 2-0883. We are known to pay the WALNl'T Twin bedroom seit. Can storm windows Venetian blinds vou sell. 206 Canter street after 5 p. m. electric automatic water heaters throughout. Call 2-1383. foot-weary resident* of America'* •oe* (M* IT MA *nvn«. MS. highest price.s for beef cattle. be seen at 42 Woodbridge street. Phone 7728 Oi 8273 r. M ■■£ u • Bar ooH J OIL STOVGIS cleaned. tnataUed available. Prompt icrvlce. Ed­ Saturday ard Sunday afternoon. third Iarge*t city. Subways, buses 1946 PLYMOUTH club coupe. Washing machines, vacuums re­ ward W. Johnson. Phone 6979. Sell your beef to the DUPLEX v T riiolce location. BRAE-BURN REALTY and trollesrs normally carry 3.200,- PRISCILLA'S POP Makes Cents BY AL VERMEER Black. Radio and heater. 25,000 paired. lawn mowera hano and A MODFJUN Bengal 4 and 4 (gas Copper plumbing. Excellent .re­ 000 passengers dally. • IT COSTS 40 CENTS IN GAS 'OF COURSE I WOULD.' miles. Phone 5287. EFFIITIENT Plumbing and heat­ pair. Threc-csr garage. Lot 60x CAI-L .MANCHESTER 8215 for Saturday mainly 1* a shopping I CAN GET THEM power, aharpened. repaired, or oil) for sale. Like new Wilt sell TO drive out t k Ere, hazel. YOU ALWAYS PAY. ing. Plugged drains machine 162. Vacancy ^ot buyer. .Elva competent, coiirtrovi*. confidential day with most office and Industrial FOR 49 CENTS IN THE asws died. Friendly Flxlt Shop. MANCHESTER PACKING at one-half of InltUd cost. Phone VOU WOULONT BE SAVING .FOR THE GAS.' Phone 4777 cleaned, lari J. Nygren. Phone 6776 nr 2-9408, or (iall at 116 Ben­ Tyler, AgenL .Manchester 2-4469. service on real estate, mortgage. firms closed., (Jommuter trains, ,COUNTRY.' LET'S DRIVE 1989 FORD sedan. 1935 Chevrolet OUT AND SAVE ANYTHING' 6497. COMPANY ton street. Insurance and notary requlre- 2,000 tsxi* and some 400.000 sutoa panel. Keeney Garage, Buckland. MANCHESTER Package delivery. .V A.N’CIIE.STER—We have excel­ ment.s. Suburban Realty CO., and tniclis carried Philadelphia’* m o n e y .' Local light trucklrtg an<] package lent 1-'i and 6 room singles priced Realtors, 19 Perkin.s street. ‘millions to their destinations BPEC7IAL today. 1940 Packard 110 Millinery—.Dres-smaking 19 Phone 2-iriOO Machincrv and Tools 52 from $7,800 up with Immediate, oc- sedan, $770. 1939 Dodge sedan, delivery. Refrigerators, waahera The average, person ' doe.sn’t and atovea a specialty. Phone 2- rupancy. Phone 7728 or 6273. $695. McClure Auto Co., ^ Wells think the tie-up la to funny today. 0752. .\’P\V. And Bed erswler and wheel Brae-Biir.i. It was a novelty the first day street. ALTERATIONS and dressmaking. Irrii-tors. Garden traetors l>-» to Call 2-4870. Mra. C. Brunei le. Fear Declines despite the inconvenlenee. SKATES Sharpened and keya Arlirlcs for Sale 45 .5 h. p. with lawnmowers. and til­ SIX 6-room singles. Some new, New -It's Just Ineonvenlencc FORD 1940 pickup. Good condi­ lage tools. Dublin Tractor Co., from $8,600 on up. Immediate oc­ tion. $395. Brunner's, Inc., 3.58 made while you wait. Saws tiled DRESSMAKING. Better dresses, Business as usual moaned- very- North Windham Road. WllUman- cupancy on all. I . J. Crockett. East O n ter streeL Tel. 5191. Capitol Grinding Co.. 38 Main. suits, coats, wedding gowna and FOR SALE—Late model L C. In A m en tine loud. Retail trade is off ."iO per ...it —------:------7958. ■ alterations. (Tall 3-3909. Smith standard typewriter with tic. Broker. Phone 5116. C7 rent Saturda.v generally is one of 18-lnch carriage: excellent condi­ 1940 FORD deluxe builness coupe, WF. SELL and scrvlct^Dtsston TWO-P'AMILY house, good Invest­ the best buy-and-sell days. The healer, ra'dlo. 48.000 mlle.i. Call [ INCOME Ta.x service for business pressmaking , alterations, tal- tion. Marlow's. men. indlvidiial.s and professional chain aaws, Beaver, ' Bread^, ment. all Improvementa $8.9.'i0, Storks Ajiain strike loss to Industry and busi­ 8476. loring and evening gowna made ness for a full working day la men. .Accurately prepared by to order. Quick aervice. Reason­ WE. REPAIR rubbers, arUca and Planet, Jr. Rototlller garden cash $2,500. James and Marie 'ir it former inten.al revenue man. tractors, power lawn mowers. nark, 19 Woodland street. estimated at $10,000,000 dally. t'* can. l««* *T (UA *I»’ ers. and adding machines sold or or see your broker. « ausivs MESSES.^ rented. Repairs on ali makes. Musical Instruments 53 There had been rumors of the depleted. One d(Ktor said the situ­ ANOTMa IMS man’s Motor Sales, 285 Main] prices. A.BG Appliance, '21 clneratora clesuied. Sand, gravel OUT OUR WAY * BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOPPLE POINTIOOUri streeL Maple StreeL 2-1575. and clndera Van service and MarloWa HAVE Several 4 5, 6. 7. 8 room sale, coupled with other reports ation could become serious In a BECKER BROS. Upright piano, she wa* being compelled to retire thoough local moving Phone H. M- Jones. single houses at reduced prlcea few days. TIHANXG OfJOOn.' 5 0 0 COOL'D "DO 1936 PLYMOITTH ae^an with ANTIQUES Kenmahed. Repairing CUSTOM Table pads, all colors fair condition. Noma electric Mortuage* arianged. Immediate from public affairs. About 20,000 school children are B»AD.T vJkS**.' 5 0 0 A « 6 A BOLiO 'mg H ou 2-1362, 2-3072. FORCOmin' TWELVE fiNCXJGH/ A /m an m e n t a l l y / v JHAT eCTTER s e l l in g ^ new 1947 motor. Price $400. CaU | done oi any (urnltura. Tlemann, have our salesman show you radiator 18x21x6. Swiss “ Pall- occupancy. Plena* call thia agen­ absent from classes dsUly. M HIS VEST. (The Now York Times said yes­ WITH ME. SlOCKG I WHITB UK l€> 58JOULO 'You OP TV16 . SA GS HORNS IN MOS- WHIT. Minchastsr Phone 7581. - 189 South Main atreeL Phone LIGHT TRUCKING. Half-ton samples at your home. Phone En­ lard’’ metronome, good condition cy for quick result* it Interested terday In a Buenos Aires dispatch Meanwhile, Philadelphia (Jlty PBLLERB- MAPTA QK. TO BA6E PITALS/-'*- IP YOU 'RE 5643. terprise 1325, Marvel Table Pads Miirchlsl piano accordion. 120 WALK, IO OFF A FRlEMP£ IDEA OP A SOOP- ^ pick-up truck No ashes, no in selling or buying. O orge L that the Army ha* put Increased council leaders said they would rUL «E E P it c h in g t h a t w a y , FORD 1987 four-door deluxe. R.) ba.se, 11 keys. hl.-ick pearl. -All Graiiadto. 109 Henry streeL y o u TH' UBRARV MiSERVtiijT ’ RePELLEt-vr v e sT vJitu rubbish. Phone 2-1275 or 6298. pressure on Peron to get hi* wife press for passage of a, state law to v o u HAMEf^T GOT ALL and H. and extras. Must sell. Call | VENETIAN Bllnda. All types NEW A.'JD used block machine.' Items r.ea.sonahly priced. Call Phone 52/8 out of public life. Peron h**_oppos­ outlaw transit strikes'—even if the a f t e r TO (SET A DON’T afer HiVl W « E « P « 0 0 P OCXLAR ' BOOK FOR FEEUI^)N0R« SOuVt. ST0P»= TODAY 2-0987. 5 to $ p. m. made to order, also recondition­ LAVELL’S Express light trucking In stork Motor driven complete 6506. 37 Mil' street ed tbt.s demsnd. The Time* stoi'y current walkout Is settled. ArAO - n i ATH^vtED ing. Best quality Flndell Manu­ 100 or more blocks per hour, SI^C-ROOM single, 'deal location, (5 i^ 500.' -- e(*-08A/ AG -**- e « T T 6 R CWOKa and delivery. Weekly or monthly said, and threatened to resign un­ A state SenaU committee holde . 'TVyELVE LONG 1988 OLD6MOBILE 4-door,~i^to facturing J o . 485 Middle Turn­ rubbish routes Invited. Man $1,293 22. Write or phone. 4519 oU heat, corner lot, 50x150. Ga- A POSSiSLft IT AND STEP and heater. Vary reatsonable. 58 less the Army backs down.) hearings on the bill In HarrUburg ON THE pike Bast CaU 4865. cheater 2-4093 after 6 p. m Bellefleur dr Son Wanted—To Buy range. 30-day occupancy. Price Actually Sonora de Peron’a In­ Monday. The proposed law pro­ , iNilSETMeNT, Phone 8882. New Londoiii. Conn. $in.500. Elva Tyler, AgenL 2 , THAT IS / s t a r t e r WANTED--Horae In Wapplng or fluence with Democracta appeara vides com p u la ^ arbitration of RADIO — Electrical Appliance AUS’HN 4. CHAMBERS Oo . local 4469. a g a i n / 1947 FORD two-dpor. 1640 Chevro­ Serviee, repairs picked up and LIVE Bait. Shiners for. ice fishing, vicinity, . need under $5,000. Qall to be the same as It wa* before labor dUputo* involving public moving, packing and storage. the transfer of ownership, and *he BY LESLIE TURNER let, 1989 Oldsmobile eedan. Clean, delivered promptly 'lu years’ Domestic and overseas crating 35c dosen. 30 Franklin street, off 2-2506. TWO YEARS old six-roem Garri­ utility workers. Epr employes who WASH TUBBS Perfect Gal? remains active In the Argentine Ignore the law and strike anyway: dependable, prided low. ' Liberal experience. Jolu. Maluney Phone and ihlpplng. Excellent van serv­ Wlndemere. Rockville 608. son type coUuttal with two-car ga­ TUlg ONE UdTS VOUR tradek. Motore. 4164. WANTED— Poor quality hay or Department of Labor. Fines and ImprisonmenL nil aaau wtiaMWd voua wsniM sdawsr 2-1IM6. 1 Walnut street ice to West.Coast and' all parts rage and amesite drive. Nicely VOUR FfOATE- aiNNV...aM0 URN R U«T O A M C to- beautiful .. SBRFCCT M VOU M M * 0 , vS.S^iiSSSJS^ rMITATnON Fireplace. $30. Com' other bedding, suitable for stable. landscaped, approximately 10,000 Execullvea of the paper eald LOVAL .. lUTSLLtOENT. MR. IIOIT-. Noaoev couioi woor attiotoim d o d g e 1946 pickup. New paint, I of U.S.A. and Canada. Telephone lacHt auT I'M razzLED- am, tcaa marched RADIO Sarvlclng Dependable low bination storm and.screen win­ Stanley Gllnaifli, South Main square feet with French Provin there baa been no change In pdW- Hartford DexUst Dlea UWSBLNSH.. CHARtUNd.. V«T W9 N VA4) /i 3 r iTlS IBCf^ ■ood tirae, very dean, $795. Brun-j cost and guaranteeu^ A B.C. Ap- Manchester 5187, or Hartford 6- dows, 26 >4x48; used refrigerator, street. Phone 6121. ciea Demotracla ba* been regard- FOR a siNetE flaw 1423. cial fence. First floor large living eoMB«T)c jUFEcnoiwrE ncr'e, Inc., 858 EXet O nter atreeL | pUanec. 21 Maple street 2-1575 tier tables and miscellaneous. eil a* speaking almost In thp sense Hartfor(t, Feb. 19—OP)—Funtral .FeacncatLsMJrteE TeLSIBL MODERN Household furniture room with excellent fireplace and of an official ,govemment news Railroad Salvage Co., 107 Middle built-in bookcases, screeped porch service* wtU be held at New Lon­ Amo suafelv ELECTRICAL Contracting. Li- Turnpike. EasL etc. Chamber's Household SerV' paper. don on Monday for De. Paul A. PONTIAG, 1941 (9), Streamliner. cenaed electrlcdan. House-wiring, Painting—Papering 21 Ice. Phone 6187. 15 X 15, 'attractive dining room, modern cabinet kitchen with Kumpltsch, a practicing dental R a ^ heater. New 1946 factory oU burner and aleotrie range wir­ PAINTING and papering. First electric stove, lavatory. Second It’s Wtater . bare for many yaara. Dr. Kum- EWtos. A d ean ear. Braaner'a, ing. A. Dougeia. Phone 2-2676 or class work neatly done at reason­ Dianonds—Watchif pitach -died yesterday here after Inc., $56 Baat Onter etreeL 'TeL 2-8605. WANTED—To buy BmOU alM tri floor, three large b e d im s . Ule able prices. Bob Flske. Phone 2- Jawelry 48 bath. combtnaUon aereens and ______„ ___ ,___ a brief Ulneas. Survlvers include 6161. 9178. cyifla. Pkona 'fi$39, On coolm daY* you >huat aHow LINOLEUM — Asphalt Ole, waU eteirm (sdndowa. Fully ,ln ulat»d This thoughtw worth paylnf bead hie wldcm, Mra. Adelaide M. Kum­ LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler. R*- 8 7 pltsch o f Nlantle; a aon, Paul 1946 FOURedoor Plymouth eedan. ooTering. Done by reliable: weU- PAINTING Inside and , outside. pxlra and xdjuata watches expert­ oil heat Continuous hot wat>rr.| to; Radley heatar and detrocter. Ex- tralned men. AU jobw guaranteed copper tubing. I'onvcnlsnt to j The sweater girls wear .sweater* Kumpltsch ot New Dndon; Iwi- Ceilings canv.-'xi.cd or rcflnishrd. ly at reShonsble pn es Op-n Head lleraM A Blanchetta. Thursday evenmg. 129 Sprucei school and bus (Xeupancy AprU I now riA'3 GiJST asaxtle 1662J4. Pboea 3-4023. sveBlan 6166, •treat. Bk—e aUlBI. I X lAsa rtau a^aaOT. IWmn** Uunr V—llv ■ad naphows. ; iNVESTeo \ ^exuEP vsMrre I ■ao.^^ « • •aa 9 as* M in ■ATUai^AT, FEBRUART 19, W « ^ Th# W y h y AYtrat* DpOy Pw* ^^IRanrlrratrr JctintfttQ ^graijt Par tk* Meath at Jaaaary. 1M8. UmStf mmmy aad zMMaakly eoM thiB alteraeea; M r aad **M- btampa. ( I h *v « P l « t y c t c w - I Pins Are Awards 9 , 6 8 0 mon—purple 8c, green Ic, tan IH c ) Engaged td Wed er tatightt high eloadlaaw aad About Town ' S. Jlg-aaw or cross word pux> PINE PHARMACY Maabw at tka Aadtt Uttta ehaage la tizip iiatazL Heard Along Main Street slesi easy for children, harder for At Scout Session Baiaaa at OiMdamaa adults. Manehester^A City of,Village Charm / U r. « U U n - K u M DiMbtBMr 9. Buttons, small toys and Is Open m U 4Mtfht0r EffiCi o ( Summit And on Some of Manche$ter^e Side Screstg» Too Thera were 80 In attendance at games. , Parenta' Night held by Boy Scout (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS atu M Tud m MlUm. « t SuffleM 10. Coupons from boxes or In­ Sundtty A ll Day (CIsartM Advarttslag as Paso 14) MANCHESTER, W n N., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1949 AeaSMtay. I« autumat- a small pool table. We imagine on the part of the Water Depart­ on the question o f new labor legis­ churches/’ and Vassil Zlapkov, ters, who recently moved to their ture the glorified kitchen. And tears of righteous Indigna­ BINGO Irally to war. But. he said, Beryl Dtcklnson-Dash Is shown A melee of fl.ving flat* and ment. While scanning through a Appointments lation. He is a member of the com­ How different from the old that if anybody has unused table tion turned our eyes into glitter­ Congregational church leader. dinal Religious ^Perse* Hoover Commission Ad­ club* .surged up and down the new home In Vernon, were sur­ Texas paper, the following article mittee. it will carry assurances so Just after sbe waa crowned queen kitchen where about the only uh- tennis equipment lying around ing pools o f cynicism. Zlapkov was religious represen­ Kurfuerstendanim. the street prised last night by a group , of drew our attention and it will Thomas J. Shea Morse opposed several features vocates Removal of Nens Tidbits strong that none \«ill mistake of McGill unlverslt.v's winter rar- their friends and a most enjoj-able movable pieces of equipment were gathering dust, terms to the bring' Every Saturday Night tative of the Supreme council of cution' by Red Stale which is the center of Berlin's ar­ the famous sink, the range and probably tickle you. too. of the Taft-Hartley law when it the United Evangelical churches In this nation's Intenlinn to re­ nlval at MontreaL Canada. The time was had by all. efs of Valentines wouldn’t be too 30 Division Street Culled From (A*) Wire* tistic life. German polic* of the stiff. I f you once were a fan, but Fortunate the organization that "Nature helped the Water De­ was enacted by the Republican-con­ Bulgaria. The Baptists, also, were ^Flaws' in Handling sist aggression. 20-year-old -Negro arts junior, 2-1795 Vatican O ly. Feb. 2\.^(;p 7~ wrhosc pnrrnts eanie from Trini­ British sector had to call out all now have arthritis, tell your post­ gains Joe D>'er as its press agent. partment collect a delinquent wa­ trolled 80th Congress. He also has represented In tlis council, along available reserves and British STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP Pope Pius X II told 250,000 cheer­ O f Foreign Relations _ Washington, F'eb. 21- J’ -—The dad, was elected oxer 25 other man about that table down cellar. This department has seen so-called ter bin last week. The slow-paying criticised some parts of the Tnj with members of the Pentecost, Premier Sun Fo says it has not public safety officers on duty de- ing Italians yesterday the impris­ <.%P wirepboto). press agents come and go— mostly w ater^ser came into the office man administration’s labor pro­ MethodUt and Congregational been"^decideT whether Ve^w l^ State O^pnglment hopes to present j candlfiatoa. i cided to suspend the showing once CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS Dear Heard Along, go after a few off-key efforts. But and paid up. ‘Now can I have my 20 REGULAR GA.MES 3 SPECIALS gram. churches. onment of Josef Cardinal Minds* - WAftbiogton, Feb. 21.— ^ turn to Nanking with 4tw ig 1 to CongMS/i In about one month a I again. Many thanks for all contribu­ the Ivy Lee of the North Bind is water turned back on?’ be asked. ClaliiM Error in Argument Deecribed as TeatiRKniy zenty In Communist-held Hungary — The Hoover commission to- * President Li Tsung-Jen.. David power pgcltfd Nortli Atlantic s«- Demonstrators halted the first something else again. Shortly before Morae got out his POWER CLEANED tions sent me this year all of which A check revealed It had not been PRESCRIPTIONS Chemev's statement was de­ was religious “ persecution” by a day urged a top-to-bottom O. Seiznick loaite seven film 8 t « . jjyjty tjjg ty It would be re- , showing of the film in the Kurbcl Ha has these distinguishing statement, the Senate committee German Tells I ’ve tried to acknowledge. One turned off but had frozen.” scribed as testimony he gave In a "totalitarian and anti-religious” includinif Jennifer Jones, Shirley I I theater last night. Today the Brit­ marks; Old man winter sure went a had heard the National Grange overhauling of the State de­ fti yffincIn’Stf’r and f irinily card was returned unclaimed and CALLED FOR preliminary Investigation before a government. Temple and Gregon- Peck, and a ‘"forced by a multi-billion dollar ish repected a demand by high- one address comer was tom out. 1. He never aerres anything long way when he left New Eng­ argue that those who claim the judicial investigation. partment to remove “ flaws” diretlor. to rival Warner Broth- militarv- aid propo.sal for the coun­ ranking German officials of the November election was a mandate T h e pontiff mj|Ue his fifth pub­ Aliout Threat im i Wl.T.I,,'^ AM ) Si;i’Tl( TANKS INSI \l I I.D January totaled 324 packages left but a worth while, entirely public land. AND He. along wlih the other two, in the handling of the na­ ers for biggest such loan-out deal tries of we.stem Europe. i British sector that it be banned. for outright repeal of the Taft- lic condemnation'of the cardinal's by mail, express or personally. spirited cause. were quoted as saying he worked on record . . March of Dimes hat Secretary of State Acheson. ; The demonstrators object to the DELIVERED Hartley law are/ln "error.” sentence to a huge crowd gathered tion’s foreign relations. The TWenty-slx cartons were pack^ 2. His publicity efforts com­ We are willing to adeept stories with American and British espi­ provided Harvani with grants to­ Canadian and European negotia- portrayal of Fagin as a Jew who The Orange,/ a farm organiza­ In the square in front of St. Pe­ commission laid down a list and sent away; thirty more are bine originality with wholesome- about robbins In February, johnny onage groups in Bulpgris. ter's.church. taling 837,119 for research in tora will enter the final stage of ^ ilneM in ‘ .Axis Sally' leaches young boys to steal. McK in n e y b r o s . tion, said farpners played "fully as waiting for transportation. nesB, good taste with neighborli­ jump upa, crocuses and maple Chemev, the papers said, ad­ Ho hinted strongly that the of 22 recommendations in a treatment of Infantile paraty-ls treaty negotiations this week German offlciaia said the dem­ SK\v a (; k D isi’os \i, ( . PINE Home Mortgage Loans declaive a rble” in the re-election Trial Say* .\rcii»etl 0 report which said the rein.s over I still have calls for: ness. trees spouting sap. But whoever mitted he worke'l<'r ,>.'>()}{ PHARMACY group, ahd that farmers believe now spread out all over the gov­ Had No Voire in Role please leave titles, artist’s names the organization to which be Is hot this week you could fry an egg He said C y ^ Black, ac Ameri­ Cardinal Mindazenty a confeasion Shanghai's Chapei slums are de-, " , j * ■ laled with .Jewish d-_sp!aced per­ the T a ^ H a rtley act has had “a ernment ajiould be concentrated ected to i and margins. Any year, any de­ contributing his efforts—simply on the Main street pavement Is 664 Center Street can named In the! government in- of crimes of which -the primate stroyed in fire that leave* 5 0001 Acheson then is expected to sona. corrective effect” on labor-man­ squarely in Prcaident Truman's B Senate! y iltlta g ip " Feb. 2t- iA5 -A de- nomination—duplicates will be and well. giving more than a two way Tel. 2 9814 If you are building or buying a dietmenU,/Waa the key man in the was tnnoceaL i hoDielnss.. American autb(hnriUaa i ***'’« snoUitr talk with the Tka li** hnriia *iiUsA . stretch to the facte. It was not an agement dlsputea, hamja. Forrtgn Relations commttCi used. 4. He tells it so well that he 1s home, let us tell you about the U. 8. eohnage ring. The state- A l ■urttbeii* ■Mv the Axis Sa!Ty p. m. The thowing « f the J. Arthur 2. Odds and ends of beads, un­ able to tell it briefly. egg, but a pancake that was fried. him In a se.v-1 Rank ppoductlnn had not yet be- various types of financing that are Taft-Hartley law will conUnbe to t m Hla hoUnes* clearly teamed In ai—I search for gboot populatioapupulatioA ~ o f ...... wanted strings, clasps and trink­ Other would bo publicity men A. Non. In the espibnaf e setup, . rion Friday that the Senate ian be! P*"' ijun. The theater was showing iU TASTE AND FINESSE available split our economy Into ciasa war­ hit fifteen-minute addreas that the ! greas most were aimed straight st I 65,000 children, made up expected to approve a strongly pl< ))'ho broadcast for the Nazis ets. Tiny Seed beads olh crystals take note and heed. Meanwhile, including Ivanov and Zlapkov ami peoples of Communist-dominsted the State department. That agen-i youngsters brought from sub- we.-e told: "One fsl.se utterance German ne-,v*reel at th^. time, are used to fill In or piece out. lest there be a rush for Joe Dyer’s | fare." NIkoals Mihailov, bead of the Bap­ I worded commitment to Europe. WILL PREVAIL countries should shun any agree- Icy,'the , commission declared, has jugated nations into Nazi Ger­ I even though any automatic war snd you'll be put sway.” rhe Bntislj stepped in and ordered One shut-in collects one odd ear­ services. It might be said that he REASONABLE "Mach Nearer Togetber” tists. the afternoon performance called ment between church and state j ■fallen to "low esteem" with law­ many and ne%-er identified ty ■ commitment is out. I The witness. Emli W K. Beck- ring mounting on cardboard. has just finished his annual stint He declarad that he and Senator A ll Held Incommunlenfi* vx-hich might limit the activity of ' name through the years ..Ku.vsl off. in auj bamiu'-’i. "cddinu. dinner or private party pre­ PRICES T aft (R-Obio), a co-author of the makers. the pres.*, the public and Coordinating Plans n-.ann. 39. also said tl.at Mildred E 3. Old greeting cards, pretty for the March of Dimes, and that (Zlapkov and Ivanqv and the ' the Roman Catholic church. Na\-y asks for more money to Thealer Half Full THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. 20-month old labor act, now are many of its own officials. Parsllel with this woik. the G lisis bad r.uUi.nc to do with de­ pared and nji". td by pictures. he is currently devoting his talents DR. ELMER DISKAN other Proteatant leaders were an­ The crowd cheered the pope as j "maintain and improve the .st.ate The theater, with a capacity of bosod on our os- "much nearer together” in agree­ The main reason for this, the re­ State Department is cooidinal ;i.s riding German pri-pagar.iia. Ma;ne- 4. Calendars — titlea margins to the cause of the Manchester MANCHESTER. CONN. nounced to be under arrest shortly he stepped to the microphone. ‘ port■ said, i.s the depaj tmeiu's post of readiness of the fleet. ”' 600 vvaa half full. .Most German left on. Currier and Ives (Trav­ toblishod policy oi ing on the need for le.«a ■ drastic ' plans for the arms mutual aid pio- 'ooin ili.ss Gillars made the ''.\xis Chapter, United World Federalists, "l after Josef Cardinal Mindszenty, "Papa, papa, papa —Viva il i war overload, Executive Ixiard of World grani. Tni* is expeeted to require theaters are sold out ahead of time eler’s Insurance calendars) may HAS RESUMED legislation. Sally" broadcasts from (Jcrmsny which, having wide world aims, la fair profits. « papa!' they cried, refusing to { The 12-man bipartisan commi.*- Health Organization told that Po­ more than a billlA) dollars in tp- these days. ^^%6M0LL0'S e p i c u r e be cut straight across the top of Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. Morse added: diir.ng the war .-ihe i.s on t rial in task enough for the moment. (Oratinued oa Pag* Eight) quiet until the pontiff himself land. like Sovief Cnion, i.s dissat­ pi-opiiations the first year, to net In the milling ciowd outside, a I the month. 'The back history sheet "One of the finest things Which Sion on g'lS-ernnient organization U. .S. n..strrct to'iil for her l.fe. 55 0.\K STKKKT TEL. 2-4108 REGULAR OFFICE stilled them with his opening word isfied with W. II. O.. .I'nvented the Europeans upward* of S3 000.- Briti.-ih officer was beaten. Sever­ j saves me much writing. I have put has come out of our Senate hear­ in headed by Former Presidcr.l Threaleiieil by ( lelnon Catering With Taste and Finesse Miss Jessie Rej-nolds of the "Romani " (Romans), Herbert Hoover. As vice chairhian, g.-is lieater in .San Diego home 000,000 worth of arm* with the al Gei man policemen were blood- ■ most of these into folios whole ings has been the fair-minded ob- B-ckniai’.n t'-.e se-or,d Geiman .ed. The demonstrators hurled town welfare department has re­ jectlvlty with which Bob Taft has Fervent cheers followed virtual­ Secretary of State Acheson hi-lped causes earlmn nionoside de.aths of help-of surplu* ,\iniy stock* now 1 (1936 to 1949). HOURS li. le.sl.ly for the detens*. as.d tie rock* and d.ired police to shoot, ceived notice that the “Mr. and considered testimony snd evidence Transit Row ly every sentence. draft the recomraendatiorus for father and son . V iitor James. I available. I 5. Patchwork pieces for quilts. was ‘tliieatemd bv Hoiet hut there was no shooting. In the Mrs. Bobb” letters to shut-in per­ on the shortcomings of the Taft- The crowd in the square was a in.proving the department he came burglar, escapes fi'om Dartmoor] Meanwhile, the week - end ! cotton prints most desired — silk Cieir.ow. a higii -Nazi rauin otf.cial. shower of stone*. Lyford Moore, sons. now so popular in New York Hartley law." crosa-scction o f the population. to head. pn.soii in Engli-ml by slipping his brought these other developments: j woolen and velvets next, odds and when he w erl to w..rk as a new* correspondent for the American state, may be obtained in (Connect­ Morse said legislation fair to Now at End Standing in the brilliant sun­ Those proposals inciudcd: 10-inch hips through bar* just j ]. Senator Fulbright i D.. Ark.) supervisor on the German radio. ends of ribbons, bits of yarn. six ami five eighths Inelies apart, declared the Atlantic pact must icut through co-operation of Miss both employers snd labor must shine were priests and nans, sol­ Would Drop Some Functions John M. Kelley. Jr., the chief 6. Tiny bottles and jars. Ex­ Polish national arre'ited while i carry a moral commitment that (Uontiniied an Rage rwelfV) Hazel Dudley of the B\ireau of “check the abusee of labor, because diers and sailors, society figures 1. Letting the department drop prosecutoi, objected to that lire of amples— maraschino cherry or per­ allegedly carrying K. S. mllitarx the United State* will act in evert fume bottles to decorate. Public Health Nursing. The letters fair play must work both ways If Rank and File o f Union and sliabby women carrying such operating functions as hand­ testimonv and was su.sta.ned by have become a hobby of the writ- we are to develop a society of babies. ling passport visas, munitions con­ infuriiiatlon -Uii nmnan's handbag of an aggression against any of 7. New or old issues of can­ Approves Pay Raine goear-on trial in .Munch with cour ' the treatv countries. He reasoned Judge FJd.vard M U.irran. celled U.S. stamps or any foreign I era. who carry on their regular Christian brotherhood as a sub­ Children ran through the crowd trol, aviation and shipping, .so it James .1 I-a .ghl.n attc.ri ey for correspondence from their home stitute for' economic warfare.” Fndino Tkoir Wnlkmit i hawkers sold refreshment.*, can concentrate on policy matteis. -.h-r defendants. .K.-rll of huge that no siieh thing as a legal com- WASTE PAPER E ilir llllg i n e i r W a iK O U l knick-knacks. Miss Gillars, then asked Be.k- w.all is reported to have kiiicd or ‘ mitment Is possible. Senator in (Canastota, N. Y. They started Joseph F. O'Brien and Sons Presents Orange's Views 2. Providing the secretary with m*--.n wiiether 'specific and gen­ injured several hundred persons' Smith I R . J. I indicated that at first just to carry’ on corres­ J. T. Sanders, legislative -repre- a laigcr top-level staff to help lift eral instructions" were given by Flashes! pondence with neigh'oors who were Philadelphia. Feb. 21 —m — A (Coutloued un Page Ten) lined up for fooi handout in Praia the "intolerable burden" he and (Conttnaed on Page Right) Cieir.ow to a.l Nazi radio work- confined because of illness, but the (Centtnned on Page Twelve) subway guard shouted "Watch the his undersecretary bear. There capital of Cape 'Veidc islands (L*tc Bollctlns of tbf OP, WIr*) PLUMBING AND HEATING i.oooors!” A crowded bus squealed I ers. Beckmann said they were. should be two new deputy under-' Leningrad professor says faraway I "W ere they relayed to the de- to a stop. A trolley motorman be­ secretaries, eight assistant secrc- reaches of Mongolia have yielded COLLECTION sought hla passengers to "Move to of fabuloms civilizs- J fendant ? ' General Ready ; tarica insteah of six, and a gener- \ “ P evidence Norway Risks "O f course, " Beckmann replied. .\jvks Postal Rate* Hike— UNIVERSAL APPLIANCES Israel Favors the rear of the car.” ' al reshuffling of functions, the re- ' 1'°” that flourished there 2.000 For Philadelphia’s commuting Laughlin as'iced .what the in- Washington. Feb. 21—(^)— FOR A l t % ! port said. ,vear* ago. ‘ stnjctions were. Beckmann said Postmaster General Jesse Donald­ MONDAY, FEB. 21 millions, those were .welcome To Face Suit i 8. Building up a team of ex- iSenate approves snd send* tc sounds today. The city's 10-day .-xtend to Irking Russia they advised all ladiq woikers'that son asked Congress today to hike Rear 30 Oak St.— Back o f Hale's Treaty Draft pert negotiators to represent the " b it e House a hdl to they miiat conform absolutely with TOMORROWS^ BUYING?. .SELLING? transit strike was over. .lime 30, 1051. the government’s I postal rates. The Im-reases would United States at International con­ Nazi propaganda policies and tha' IN THE SOUTHWEST SECTION Manchester, Conn. Phones 6406, 2—1677 Roar Approval of Pay Raise power to control e x p o r t s . . . . meet an estimated IIM9 depart­ Willoughby Offers to ferences—an arrangement alreaily "one false utterance and yo- be The Philadelphia Transporta­ .'Senator Robert A. 'Toft com edes Derides to Cast Lot ment deficit of $.»’>6.000,600.‘ Don­ REAL ESTATE Cabinet Accepls Coin* tion company’s rolling stock be­ started w-ith the appointment of put away.” aldson said second and third rias* ^clp the Hospital — Hel0 Local Industry Ry Continuing M O P A H . /> Waive liiiiiiunity iu Ac­ Philip C. Jeasup as w special am- that Taft-Hartley labor law v'lll gan moving last night a few hours undergo many niodific.Uions but With West by Join­ ! Beckmann .said be did not know mall rates are "particularl.v Inade­ CSSKrtOBR That's our business 7 days a week, 52 weeks promise Armistice baaaador.' The top officials, the after rank and file CIO unionism insista basic provisions M i l l be left quate.” in a iettcr to House To Save Paper. The Need Has Not Diminished! REAR VIEW MIRROR tion on Spy Re|)ort commission said, "are needed in (tonlinued on Page I'Mel)*) a year handling Real Estate problems to your Pact With Egypt roared approval of the pay raise inlaet .... A 68-,year-oid woman ing Defense Parleys Speaker Sam Ra.vhurn, Donaldson for OcSoto oml Plymouth Cars m that ended their walkout. Washington.” invalid in New Britain-will be al- reported that poet office opera­ A aienBBScat of bcanlifal design, Tokyo, Feb. 21—(jP)—MaJ. Gen satisfaction. Although the transit tie-up was Would Merge Two Service* ,lowed to file her petition for na­ i Bulletin! tional cost* have ellmhed 8800.- seulptorcd in endnring Scicrt Tev Aviv, Israel, Feb. 21—(lO— Charlea A. Willoughby, ciiici ot 4. ' Gradual merging of a for­ Finest quaU^t Urge size, ended, the nation’s thirxf largest turalization at St. Lucicn'* Home Oslo, Nonvay. Feb. 21— .P' 000,000 sinre IB4.5. Barre Granite, wlU, for geaera- Pi.YMOUTH LANE— The Israeli cabinet baa accepted a General MacArtbur's intelligence eign service and regular state de­ non-glare mirror. Heavily E.AST MIDDLE TPK.— draft of a compromise armistice- city will not soon forget the for Aged where she is wheelchair — Norvxeglan Forelgu .Minister Cold Deters tioae to come, pay daily tribute S ronnia, 8 car attached ga­ atatf, today offered to waive Im­ partment establishment into a sin­ Missing Baby Found chrome-plated. Indispent- 6 room Dutch t.'olonlal. Liras agreement with Egypt, an author­ "strike of ’49.” which cost bus­ patient. . . . Body of Michael War- Halvard M. Lange announced Ihnn I year old. )vllh apacloiia rage, 'i Hreplarea. hot water munity to "legal or any other ac­ gle foreign affaira service, with ' able for safety. Adds bMuty to memerice yna cberirh. Nay itative source reported last night. iness and Industry an estimated go, 41, Naugatuck farmer, nii.«j)ing tnda.v Norway has decided to Louisville, Ky,. Feb. 21— .\ kitchen and brrakfa.t nook, oil hral. bath and lavatory. 870.000. 000. tion" as a result of the ^orge spy all employes .obligated to aer\-e Rising Flood to your car. Easy to we ezplala how the Barre Guild 'There was no ipimediate Indica­ .since last Sunday night, found in pin her security to the .Atlan­ 16-montti old LonisvUle girl who large living room with fire­ Immediate occupancy. It forced the 3,200,000 rally PTC report. either at hofiie or oversea*. Seal and Certificate insure value tion whether Cairo officials would Mias Agnes Smedley, American wooded area about two miles from tic part, informed Murce* has been mUstng from her honse MIEDIATE DELIVERY in s t ^ You edn’t ulMrfss place, 8 bedroorai, tile bath ridera to scramble -into the city 5. Giving such responsibility to his home. here since last Wednesday was and beaaty in yonr memorial FERNDALE DglVE— also endorse the draft for the xxriter, was named as a Soviet said Russia's three weeks old and shower. SO day occupancy. Egyptians. by their own resources. Sardine- ambasaadors and ministers abroad Eight pound, two-oun-'e boy is offer of a non-aggre**ion Military 0|»eratioiis Con­ found In a taxicab In EvanAvllle. invcatmeal^ on the stage . . . but . .6 rooma, atlachrd breeze- can tight Suburban trains lugged agent by the apy report, which that there could be no conflict bom with txvo front teeth in 5Ial- NOT TOMORROW A t Rhodes It was reported that was prepared under General Wil- treaty will be rejected. Lange Lnd., •horlly before noon today, WAREHOUSE POINT— way and garage, living room a copy of the draft was floxx-n to some. Many walked. Thousands with other American representa­ den. Mas*., hospital. . . . .\Ias.saclni- tsilil ‘ * next • ninferenee his tinue to Shrink .\rea police here reported. Police aaid the) do in .If you are considering the with flreplaeo and open elair- hitch-hiked. loughby’a direction. Miss Smedley tives on the scene. .sett's legislature soon to l>e asked Cairo today. The Egyptian delega­ denied the charge and threatened ,-oiintr.v lost faith In nentrallt.v O f Blizzard D ifiM fitP r ' they vrrre Informed that the child NOT 90 DAYS FROM NOW purchaae qf a floe home, lo- wny, 8 hedrooraa, recreation Tu'o Noisy Mass Rallies Along with these recoramenda- to include dentistry in Blue Cross — SLarr Jacqueline .lone*—was SAPORITI tion asked until tomorrow for to sue General MacArthur' If he in 1910 when the Nazi Army apect thia Individual and dia- and lanndry room in baae- Egypt to make its position known. And when the strike cam* to Us tiona. the group tiu-ned thumbs and Blue Shield hcapital and medi- overran it. . . I Identified by her aunt. M rs .Archte menl. Shona by appointment. would waive immunity. ROY MOTORS tlnctive home thIa week-end. One Controversial Point stormy end last nIghL Philadel­ down for the present on any move ., cal plans, according to Massachu- By The AssvOCiated Press l Johnson. wAo live* in Evansville. BUT In Detroit, Miss Smedley'a at­ I to transfer the 'm ilitary govern-1 Incorporated MEMORIAL CO. I arm of land 0 rooma. aun Delegates of the t)vo nations, phians could look back, on two I Setts Dental Society officer. Oalo, Norway. Feb. :i ..p,— A ' timely recurrence of cold ' trace of the child's grandnMth- 470 Center St. Tel. 7732 porch, bath and lavatory, at-' MANCHESTER — l-ako- noisy mass rallies, one of which torney, O. John Rogge, aaid: menta of Europq an Japan to ci­ Held up by rough -sea*. H S ^ r- lisk Rus- weather hasplugged rising flood I g,, Mra. Myrtle Hamby. 88, who meeting at Rhodes since Jan. 13 “ I f it's true the general has Norway has decided to 241 No. Main Street lached garage for 1 car and wood Circle — Building under United Nations auspices, broke up In a near-riot. vilian control. ; nle Pyle, expected in Bostgn to­ water along streams In the mid- ■ |gft wuii Jier. was found. Offi- waived Immunity and is taking re­ aia's displeasure and cast her lot TODAY alio I detached. garage far 2 lots, ail improvements. were said there to have accepted The Strike gained the CIO The commission submitted Its ! day with 598 displac-Hl ' west today as military- operations ' gggg added, however, that they TeL 5118 Open Sundays cara, apple treea and ahade Transport Workers union a wage sponsibility for the report, he can rocommcndations without any ea-' r * ""* 1 )'■“ >' joif-ing the North Shown by appointment. the armistice agreement In princi­ aboard, now is schediilfd to ar­ -Mlantic defense talks. continued to ahrink the b li«a rd ] were Informed that a vsoman an- “ ROOM treea. Convenient, dealrabla lo­ boost o f eight cents an hour and get a New York lawyer right now rive tomorrow morning . . .Mornic ple except for one controversial Despite Soviet waniing*. tlie ilisa.ster area. swering the description of Mr*. cation. Price 811.000. 10 "fringe” benefits. Chief of because we’re certainly going to (< nntiniieil on Page i'en) point. Energy commission com ode.s that dominant Labor party has ap- The trcezing weather stopped > Hanihy left the child In a taxi at NOTICE— those was a provision for sick sue,” Egypt and other Arab nations it is having trouble finding way to pixived the pro-jwestern foieign the runoff from melting snow with g bos station and walked away. THOMPSONVILLE— We aleo have other Hating leave payments. Rogge, here for the National HUDSON went io war against Israel shortly Treasury balance tell Americana how to protect policy of Foiefgn Minister Hal­ some Nebraska counties on the SERVICE” ELM ST.—5 year old, 0- avalbiblo of good uaesd bomeo It was a fourth round increase Laxx’yera Guild convention, sajd themselves against atomic bombs after the new Jewish atete was verge, of .another impending dlsaa- 816.000.0M Aid .Approved ; rooni houae, garage. Situated la yiaacheater— Shown by ap­ there’*- no question Miss Smedley vard M. Lange. The vote, at a proclaimed nine months ago. Act­ for the union, raising the xvorkers' tt'ashlngton, Feb. 21—(JT—The xxIttHiat letting xvhole world know thls time from overflowing Washington. Feb. 81— IBa The Most Modern Car on large beautUnlly landacap- wages 48 cents above wbat they had been libeled. party meeting was 229,to 33, but ter. pointment. ual fighting ceased around the poaition of the Treasury Feb. 17: I ..Talk of coats ranging info bil­ the opposition yeaterday decided atreama. The colder weather waa Senate today approvod a 818,888^ Community Players and ed lot with fmlt treea. Im­ got In 1946. first of the year after a strong Brushed .\slde Offer New budget receipt*. 8171.211.- lions of dollars is injected into to make the vote unanlmoua. : expected to hold out through to- oaa L'. 8. eentributioa to tho I ’ait- Women Wanted mediate eccupaacy. Price Several homes new un­ The strike coat each union man In New York, Mias Smedley Jewish offensive. 870.48; budget expenditures. 897.- | eontroversy over national health Commualste Oaly Oppoaeats day, at least, allowing needed time i ed XatloB* to aid dlsalaead Jatr* Rotary Q ub in a Comedy Riot 80,800. some 811 a day. Each gaine* 84 brushed aside Willoughby’s offer AS LITTLE AS $790.00 DOWN der construction in vari­ 'The Tel Aviv informant said 020,2^.63; cash balance, 85,543,- program put forward by admin- Parllamentar.v approval, which I for the high water to roll down-1 Araho la abdm. r - ous sections of totvn. the armistice draft approved by cente. Previoualy workers averag­ aa a. move designed to “protect hla 433,664.40. j istration and by A. M. A. oppoeltlee t* fb* BALANCE 18 EASY PAYAIENTS Hollister Street School FALKNOR DRIVE— ed 81.35 an hour. TTiev now make superior,” Gen, Douglas MacAr­ still is necessary, lx expected this | stream. I There the cabin*! provided for a with­ week. All parties except the 1 See* Emergene.r Paeeed • \ m olu tio* which passed by * For Wrapping Rose Now aadar eoaelmctloa. 4 81.43. thur. Locations availahip in drawal of main military forces of small Communist representation! A t the same time Gen. Bewi* A. voice * » * '. "It .. was _ haehod. _ _ hZ NO TRADES NECESSARY roome aad balB with two ad­ both the Israelis and * Egyptian.* PTC announced a loss of about In a statement released by one Mapehester or on your are backing1.:— Lange”at ----- .**- policiea. Pick, coixiouinding snow-rcutovffJ ^ C’holraiaa ConasUy IDo* • « ditional nnUnlfcbed upntaira. only in the western Nege’» - a des­ 8350.000. The company says it has of her attorneys, Miaa Smedley, operations, aaid the emergency the ^raate Foreign Belatloaa ( HI-DOLLAR FOR YOUR OLD CAR Bushes and Shrubs ^ hot water heal. . oil burner. Observers said it is only a own lot in Manchester in ert area on the Jewish-Egyptian to increase fares to keep trom go­ said: appeared to have passed In *1* ! ariltee. FrLf Sat,9 Feb. 25^ 26 Oreplace, full inaulatloa. cop-^ ing bsnkrupL PTC already has question of time before Nonvay accordance with yuiir frontier. He said It did not apply “General MacArthur i* a brave Stores Open Tomorrow South Dakota counties, long snow­ IF YOU WISH TO TRADE % per and btaaa plnmMng. Price raised Its fares twice in the last joineO the North Atlgnttc pact ne­ plans and specifications. to the eastern Negeb, where Beer- naan and he la the responsible offi­ bound. and that he had recom­ Tbrca Oet DMth flOAOO. three years. cer In oominand o f tha Ffir Bast gotiations in progreu In Washing­ TICK E TS 11.00 Bcheba. only Important Negeb city. The Rethil Merchants’ Bureau of the Chamber of Com­ ton. They M id the U. S. time­ mended demobilisation of men and Warsaw, Feb. tl— A $k, '• Apply Open Daily and Sundays Is located. Prepare to Anae*d Law I/st him waiva hla Immunity and 1 tery tiWwaal at Tmrmm, eMrthaaaS from Community Players or Rotan^ Club table' probably wpuld be the decid­ machinery there. ' A Rhodea dlspatdi the one A t Harrisburg, membars o f th* xvlll aua him for libel." merce announces that the stores in Manchester will gome North Dakota counOee Falaad, eeiildaead IlMaa hmo 8a 1949 Calendtrs'Are Still Available Pennsylvania Oeneral Assembly ing factor on when , the Norwe­ members -and at Y M C A , W atU as, Ktller’B, point in controversy was the ques­ 'the writer said aha apparently stUI remained to be dug out. haw* 2 e 5 t a * 7 e a « 18 aMwta I * M tion o f Beersheba^ cohaldered the prepared, meanwhile, for a public la 'tcaught Ip this croartire of, a be open-Tuesday, February 22nd, (Wa-shington’s gians Join. McChire Auto Comply Lange expressed the belief it la ever, and General I»lck Mid more teraM raaglag freot ea* ^ 16 Harrlson’a, Benson’s, Depot Square Garage, mothe/ city o f the Arab race. hearing on a proposed amendment bitter Internal War department yeare far MMim ------Israeli forces occupied the d ty —a to the state's- labor, law. The fight involving overall Japanese ^rthday) with the exception of the chain food I necessary for Norway to turn to I equipment waa being sent Into 60 W E L L S S T R E E T M A N C H E ST E R Schiebei Brothers. the wezt for protecUon because he f that area. He said 1,081 men and The ceavicted ap t Wilson Nurseries JarW s Realty Co. strategic road juncture—last Oc- amendment, sponsored by State policy between General MacXrth- stores, which will close all day.' leag I# a. 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