Final Coat to Ba Prepared to Inaka ^Reporta and Each Member-Ja Askad to Oome 5 - Prepared to Rsspohil ~

v ' : i ; WEDNESDAy, FEBRUARY li, II • ■ \ - AYcr^d Dtlly Nat Pnw R w £tt(ttitig Vrralit' I ' ■ • ■ - Bskraaiy-...... Ft— *“ ~ 'ltn ..]| la r^ Manning, idimerly ba bald l^ d a y n ^ t at tha church, A daughter eras bom to Mr. and West Stde Racreatlon Crater Fri Tha Ladiaa’ AM •ndatjr oC the; f of Manchestn.; has. left for her Tha apaakar will ha Mias Mary Mrs. Kenneth Chadwick 888 day 'nigM at 8 o'clock. home in Palatka, Fla., after viMt- ■nuumai lartharaa Churth wUl McNulty, religious dlracior ' at Center street Monday, at the St. bold Am gu lar maatliig and a VaL 1 0 , 4 9 1 Ing relatives in town. Christ Church Oathadral* In HaH- Francis Hospltsl. • ■ KolNtt 'K. WUlU or U 8Urk> The glec-elube s fT c ta ity and antlaa party at the church tonaor sf tha AadR ✓ ■ • V ntiM r OtTMt kM b M « MUMd t « fqrd. . .The. hoptesaes v ia . he Miaa wtu paasent a MW aftanMan-ac Fa'dack. -Maas Wnrraa df OtnmM&rn Chapman Cdtift; No. IB. floranea Madden, lira. Margaret The public is invited toi, the tha Doui't List for th« Mcond of Amaranth, announces a pot- .Jatnt concert toraomw night at bara art ranrindad t o briag Valaa B u k iiif pariod of Uia fan semea- Nielsen and Mra. Dorothy PagMi. weekly setback party held at., the 8;1S In the THnity Auditmiun. Manehesiw^A City of FlU af* Charm luck for Friday, Feb. 16, in the tbM gttu far tkiilr 'raertt,pala" . — t- tar at Horaa CtoUega in Hartford. banquet hall of the Masonic Tem ple. It will be served promptly at VOL. LXXI, NO. 115 Oawral Ckalrmaa Graham U' MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY,'FEBRUARY 14,1952 6:30. The business, meeting will (TWENTY PAGES) P U C E f i v e c i m i p Clark hat callad a lacatinc of the follow* at 8 o’clock, after which a llaaonie Ball OomnfUtea for to- social hour will be. etijoyed and re !.ri morrow avaninK at tha Masonic freshments wiir be served by Mrs. Tampla at •' o’clock. Chairman Annie I. gmith and her committee. Duke Arrives for , BroUierU Fonerai of BUb-committaas ara requeatad The*' annual' roll-call will be read Final Coat to ba prepared to inaka ^reporta and each member-ja askad to oome 5 - prepared to rSspohiL ~

Rebert Lo Mullaney, son of Mr. *nie monthly meeting nff Rt. .'m.' V and Mrs. Raymond J. MuUaney. of Mary's Giria Friendly Sociaty. will S8 -Priifcaten street, aiJI become .. an'official member of the fresh* man class at ‘Trinity Oollcga to morrow at a matriculation service honoring the men who have proven ' ;.v. rt-îhelf r ^ t to-be eotlcf* man by New •liccesstui conclusion of the first semester of study. Ewry ' Daughter of Liberty, No.'ia.V LO U have set the date of Tuesday Coma to Hala'i aarly Thursday Tor. this tupar saving claaranca coats. You\(IH find tha saa* evening. .March 11. for the observ- BONNET anca of their 4Bth anniversary. sen’s bast sailing stylas in top quality fabrics. Includad ara ourCfur trimmad and waw ■ « -Supper will-bo eervad-at-»;4il in Rails Urged A n a t h e r j i77i m the banquet room of .Orange Hall Undecided on ’62, l Says Prdbe and an entertainment to follow Rne Yista Straw Eyary coat will ba a truly sensational Halt Bargain. / \ ' w^ll include the drill which the lodge successfully put on at Hat- To Aecept boro, Pa., on Labor day, 1951. President Reveals Must Have . • • 'I The Mary Williams group of Union Plan the 'Second Congregational Wo Misses ^-r-Women ’s-^Juniofs *—Half Sizi Washington. Feb. 14—(A>)— President -Truman pictured men's League, will meet this eve- ^ himself today a« still pondering whether to run for re-election FuU Rights nlng at 7:30 with MrS. Hugh F. PASTEL PLEECES W'aahington, ,Feb. •14— (A*) and.declared: *Ht is a difficult decision for me to make.” His Wilson of 31 Mather street. — A Presidential emergency words at a news conference heightened speculation he may Washington, Fob. 14—(A') YARN DYE GREYS board recommended today make tha racs if h«.'feels that aA . — ,. ------1 - - Croup C o f Center Church * it»f U fo Sra b y foritifitl Democratic victory and continua- ■ , / —Prosident Truman to ^- women. Mrs. Ford Crosby, leader. I that the nation’s railroads ac tioH of hla txillciea hangs. on his asked Congreas to gdve clear- will hold a Valentine dessert card I PIN-POINT CHECKS COATS MADE TO SELL * cept • a demand by non vYeK regardleM of, buM iiwi or development, ynU can. becoming a candidate. up boss Newbold Moitir . party tomorrow at 1:30 in Wood-1 operating workers for a union The importance of the Presi Reds Offer ruff Hall of Center Chiirch house. NOVELTY TWEEDS - UP TO- $59a9S ...... a a a » a a iiulmmtty have iKe loak'of buttline perfection with power to subpoena any perdbii Aiu>p clkuse .ia their, contracts^ dent's comment was_ underqpqredj -er- iiocament-he heeas to -te-- ".1...... , ______...... '.j "T jfe « r i V FiftSfiir TfeirgneThrom The board also approved a when fSe While' House'later g^ FINE CHlNCHiLLAS newsmen permission to use some ^ yestigate scandals in govern- feJbtgiiflLSstt- union demand for n . mandatory POW dues check-off provision. o f—his ' remarks for direct 'quota- ’ mentr 1 r6 a d c l o t h s “ a high, young and nalurai lih with real leparatioa. ITie union shop .is a form of' Uon. Ordinarily, news ■ confer- ^ The President asked the WANTED And ii‘» laih»red the e»clu»ive Formfil way, with compulsory unionism. It requires ence remarks mky not be quoted legislative authority..in „ r DUVATEEN-SUEDES all employes to belong to a union directly. Swap Plan special mesadge aubmitte miilled cuehione for healthful anpport and elartic in- and maintain dues payments. A Nearly a year ago. Truman said BOOKKEEPER CHECKED PLEECES \ la for free-aclion cjynfort. 5top in today and aee lha worker becoming delinquent on his he had made up his mind but was shortly after a news confer pot ready to announce his decision.' Mundung Valley, Eastern ence at which he said ab'> o n d gUk loroiia difffrrtirf it can inakq ip you! . dues must be fired. POODLE CLOTH COATS MADE TO SEU Dues Cbeekoff In the months since, he has hedged Korea, Feb. 14-K A ^— A n esti- that he will find office spec i ASST. BOOKKEEPER ^ - J *1116 dues checkoff requirement a b ito n th m '.mated 1,100 Communists to- for Morris and his staff out Ufe hna from * 1 * * ' l FAMOUS MILL FABRICS UP TO $7fafS a « a a-a a a a-a a-,a Oeftalte 1 ___ StatB Quolifleatioiis ,. fa a iridr .wrterr of-ah /en ro/org •, The Duke of WladMr, weariag a mouniiag 'armband. railsM Ua would mean that union duea would night _atUck^ Allied posi side the Justice Department be deduct^ by the railroads from Today's statement definitely put situ aaa mattriaU. hat In arhnowMgmrat of the erawd’a greettaga aa ke dlaemharka the issue down aa undecided. tions in the Mundung valley — No. 1 agency on Morris' in OMd S d a r y D t i r t d EVERY COAT-HEAVILY from the liner Quern Mary at Soothamptoa, Raglaad, Feh. IS. The workers’ pay checks. Trunian told the reporters: but were thrown back after quiry list. . 5 0 Duke made the trip la Eagtamt to attend Uw funeral of hla brather: The board acted in n dispute be " I don't want to confuse you. I an hour-long struggle, The at Morris himself said shortly after W Rin ROX R INTERLINED. U'"K O w g n VI. (A P rtwlo by radia frim Lnndon.1 , . tween the railroads and IT union* hia appointment as a a p ^ a t as represanUng all rail workers who haven't tried-to confuse you. ' I tack, the largeaf in four ^ c«o The Htrdd ■-'i have told you that it is a diffi sistant Attorney General that ..tie are not employed -on moving weeks or more, was designed didn't have subpoena powers and trains. cult decision for me to make, and Head-charmer in Bird's eye that aa soon aa it is time for the to cut through Allied de didn’t want them. Ice Jam Cute The three man panel held that announcement to be made, you ‘Tm not a prosecutor,’* he eald. fs Rites the Union ship is "now a common fenses. There was no estimate vinca with forgetmenot will have the Information prompt of enemy casualties. 'Tm an investigator.” technique in labor contracta in ly. So let's go to some other sub- Morrii, SO-year-oId socially 24 H our New Ziplined Coats « - « o ; Bristol Water American industry generally." flowern, velvet h«wn and 38 Ject that the country is interested prominent New York attorney, To Be Heid ’ The board said a government in, and digeusa that, because 1 Munsan, Korea, Feb. 14— was picked on Feb. 1 to take com Am bulance veil . . , All Spring colofa. SIZES 12 TO 20. ALSO l6'/i TO 24'/3 FURLINED, RE€. $45.00 Bristol, Feb. 14— (/PI— An'Ira survey showed over 70 per cent of have said all to you that 1 am go (A*)-—Communist truce nego mand of the long-demanded probe workers now covered by labor Jam at one of the clt.v'a reaer- ing to say on this subject, and I tiators presented a new Gecll Baaders, the only miaer to ieaeaaa froifrom the West BVaakfart, into tax Bcandala. He eald hia first, iwra^ .the flltratlpn jtbtat, agt^menu have th e unlon-Bhop.. _ . Service - M r - ■am being kindly -to you, and prisoner exchange plan today Miae dtsaater- last- December It; eoliapara -at -the HHaaia INlalar Job wtU-ra^ to fnvestigato Attorney Tomoritow rurifillrff' ’the 'flow of water Iê-board's finding is discretion- lavrsttgatloa fkiminlisiea’s heariag la Beatoa. lU, Sanders waa General McGrath's Justice “ Milijnefy., riopt.---2nd Floor m radly to you. It la not in any incorporating some Allied .... , ...... 'iMm.thdajr- my'erttk the'^ do spirit of not wanting to cobpefais aveveame as he began to relate Ms experiences In the ftogedy, wklck partm ent.'The department ■sraMeekv" idead but clinging to th eir, SMT GTawrBtaiiij^ i l l .l6?hdani3êb.iiTn:l®— The reaervoir, one of eeveral nseaee- SEMI SHEER WEIGHT will be lifted on a gun. carriage from those who have visited hla 10 a.,hi. f 8 p. m. F^day e.s.t.). Sion o f the bxeenttve branch, and W'm. P.Ouish office, the President said: and taken by train to Windsor, the Origlnall.v the .Communista sug Washington, Feb. 14— (AV-The American Legion today the authomy to examine snd re burial placa of kings.- "Well, you know, everybody ia ALBA SI GAUGE gested a three-point recommenda urged Congress to tighten “civilian control” over universal quire te s ^ o n y o f all officers 4uid CWONE MANCHESTEH 4340) Sorrowing -Brilona continued to^ Film on Katyn Bodies entitled to have his ray when he tion for a high-level poat-armlaUce m iliUry training. “One sure way of kiting any universal mili enmlojma of tha executive branch." •SHEER .. Pr. $l.20 pay their respects in such niim.- comes out of the President’s office conference: ( 1 ) withdrawal of ait ‘Thestatement also said: OJCi bers that palace officials decided but I want to teU you fellows thst tary training program is to make its coSt so burdensome that foreign troops from Korea; (3) the people and the Ctongress will • - ______mfiny cases where g o vein ~ not to swing shut the great Iron- whenever I get ready to make an settlement of the Korean peace, not support It," Donald R. Wilson employee have been subject Notice ALBA MULTI TWIST , strapped d9ors of the nine century Called Red Propaganda announcement/I will make it to and (3) settlement of other Asian Legion national commander, told to,Autside Influence, the most *•-' ''\Old hall until 6 o'clock tomorrow SHEER . . Pr. $1.35 you. It won'V'be through a third problems related to the Korean the Senate arnisd Services com Olympic Skiing ^ t i a l erideiiea ia not in govern o r Pl'R ijr Hr,.tRiN'o ov p r o - ôrning. person.” / question. <' mittee. ment bands. Poaco S-VNITARV SEWCR ....'^lalaonly-Slyboura-before-lhe On the-Republican side,...there The^ UN agreed in principle' to Before Wilson' and' other wil- • "Mr.- Morrtr , 7 be swnes.of th(B ' KXnSNMON. MTJfiT BRANCH “:::a l b a ^s ^ . ceremonial cortege starts, for Pad. were.-signs that some backers of the first two. hut 'bilked at dls-' 'hesaca 'began 'a final 'day of ’pubiic First W thorwughgbnig'awrtarhttivi Bive#^' dtngtpn Station amid the dirges of exhumation Of the bodies Q i about 10,000 Polish soldiers slain OP GARDNER'RTREKT, ngto 1 Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower for cussing problems other than those hearings. Chairman Russell (D., tlgatlon of such cases as thes* un Pr.$l.35 mass^ bands and artillery salutes' in the Katyn forqst massacreduring World W ar IL-a Russian BAkT ninr. OF HTREET the GOP nomination are beginning Ga.) of the Senate committee fore less he has the power to subpoena Frank H. Miner, 68 Hlghlnml of the s ^ u funeral. ' Ortginany. [ sound mbtlon picture film was viewed by about 35 persona to doubt he will get it unless he* (Ooatianed oa Page Fifteen) cast Congressiohal passage of the (J.S. Woman, 19 witnesses and documents from out it had been planned to clOae the taat night at a private showing a t. ---- r.------^—------returns to the United Stataa and Btreet: Paul W. Dougan, 81 West- ALBA 60 g a u g e ^ bill needed to start training of 18 side the government.” doom at 1C( tonight. a local theater. enters into an active political role, land Btreet; Pari W. Pariaon. 41 i year old youths. Oslo, Feb. 14—Mrs. Andrea Then, the President said he does Weat Gardner Street., MULTI TWIST Reqiik (st By Windsor Ah unidentified displaced person, VThere war a question of this i Both Russell snd Wilson noted not have the power to grant Mor- out,M,nMMt)acU jl£g^JjhaiASJ»,iflTOW.PolUh Army.. Blames Power ylWK.Jn...a, statamrnt by gmiatoe Tornadoes Hit ■that Oongraas ovarw>>eimtngly-ap- Mead J^wrence,_J5 : y S ^ ^ ris this aiithnritir and thnt hP ils ; ■ ^ ' e ST sioE o r STREET rd without confirmation that the [intelligence officer, provided the Morse IR-Ore) today thst Eiaen-! rs . _ _ proved last ) ear.the principles of Ing dare-devil from Rutland Vt„ going to ask Congress “to give ---- P aul—ItL—Doupan,—81—West |an.l— Duke of Wlnds()r has a s k e d to.__He waa presentJn the audir hqwer *hou)d_consider. it “muchJ 3 0 1 l f h I t l I UMTI and the pending hill could ga»h the United States the first Mr. Morris the subpoena powers allowed to stand a watch at the , «nc* hut hla name was not dis- Loss for N. Jk Btreet: Eric H. Peteraon, 28 tVeat NOVELTY HEEL more" ImporUnt to be elected J n H i r i i a put the program'into operation gold medal of the sixth winter necrasary to the proper'ptôrm- Gardner Street; Robert B. Dmi- candle-llghted bier:\u he and his: closed. this year. ance of bis duties.” NYLON President than to remain In Eu- Olympic games today when she gan. 348 Pharter Oak Street. three brothers did ^6 yearv ago^ Newspapermen snel representa- Plane Grackiipj^vope^ as commander o f the North Whra Kind of UMT streaked to victory in-the-woi-| Some dory Powers You are hereby notified that the _ to $1.65 for their father, king Gvorge V. ; Uves of several local organizations ' Atlantic defense forces. TwoAreKffled " It’s no longer a question of men's giant slalom event. ____, The power to subpoena peraqas Board of ^Vater Pornmlaamner^jif :—°Th*:-:Dui(e, who^- arrived from ! vlewed-the-fllm:------— -• Ckanges Sobjeet whether we shall have UMT,” Wil The toll New Englander, who and documeita would glre H o iffi' the Town o f Mahrheater propmic New York only yesterOky. was] After the show. L. L. Krzyazak son said: "It's a question of what Elizabeth, N. J., Feb. Many of Truman's recent news Birmingham, Ala., Feb. U-(JP) waa an Olympic competitor at 19, some of tha powers of a grand to ronatrurt a main aanltary BUDGET NYLON said to hAve besought Queep Rliza- j of New York, adjutant general of The Civil Aeronautica boSrd today kind of UMT." raced down the hazardous 1640- Jury. This power however, would aeWer in the Weat Branch of Oarrt- Jmth II for the royal permission t o ' the Pollah Army Veterans Assoc- conferences have been given over —Tornadoes tossed destruction Indicated that trouble iifthe right largely to sparring with tha re The Legion commander urged yard Norefjeli course, wearing be fail short of actual returning aa ner Street to aerxlre properties of Pr.$l.p0' stand beside the body of the fation of America, called t,he film propellers caused the Crash of the into four sUtes last night, leaving congress to make cerUin the tween pine trees and rocks. In two indletment — that Is, fbnna)^ the above. brother tp 'whom he relinquished porters about his political inten ''Russian propaganda. . . A Rus-1 National Airlines plane here Mon- tions. two persona known dead, about 80 ''civilian-dominated National Se minutes, 6.8 seconds. You are given Ihia nollce aa the the throne for love. •slon veraion of the murders blam-i day that took 32 liv;ea. But thS Prerident was not dls-1 Injured and untold property dam- curity Training Commission" has Then she, felt, panting, in the (CtoiUaMd on ftgo Fifteen) eavnar or ow-nera'of land or hiiild- As the greying Dr.' Geoffrey ing the'Germans for the crime." The annouiicemeht waa made full control of the program. The posed to give much time to it to- \ *8 ^ arms of her 31-year-old husband, inga upon which the coat of such Fisher, Archbishop of Canterbury, He noted that the film was a docu at an extraordinary news confer commission was s4t li^ by the David, also a member of the U.’ S. day. When the matter was . I”^mnel-Shaped. winds pounced ' ekrenaroii' may' he "asacasied...... Valentine Toiletries bowed for a few minutes in front mentary account-of the massacre ence called by th/ CAB which usu UMT Act last year to plan ..for Olympic team, and exclaimed: brought up, he asked them to lay from black and boiling skiea In Ohje<'tlona to the proposed of the. purple draped catafalque from the Communist point of view. ally does not ^ s k e public any Tennessee, Alnbama, Missouri and training and then to supervise "Gee, it was great. I went fast- ■newer-oonatru<.tion -w-iH”’lV ’heard' YA|toLY T1QW,,ET SOAP WJTHETICKCOLOGNE4J..18 and' then turned- away-through- the A s the fi^-wraa-shewn. Btaniey -findings’’ untilj/ta -investigation "Hs er thsat f'-th’bu'gtit;''''.. (Coatinued ra nsge rifteea) Artatnsa*.' Hallslbifma p o ii r7 a by the Boar<] of Water Commis- famed, star chamber door, palace I'-. ,Wb,yu?ik.. fonner, nskUonal aen- ,conc|y(led,... / ___ _,’______1, damaging -pelleta on Mlftsisstppt IVilson.aaid. the-best-way to in ■ ’” Her- time- -war- ^.I-secenda' bet'll 'oTncIiia 'pul' Iheir'seSl to the final - alonerant a- hearinr'tn ttie'He'atTOg' TABU PERnjME-rr:~T7rTr~r^^^^^’ 12.50 lor vice comjnander of the Polish Joseph O. Luet, chief investiga and other states. sure this would be to give the ter than that of the second- place Room of the MunU'ipal Building. order of the funeral march. _ Army Veterans Association of tor, Region I. CAB. said the commission complete control oyer froto th« AP Wirt* J ^ P L E Y COLOGNE ....!! ..^$1,66 A mother, Mrs. Mamie Dotsom finisher. Austria's Cagmar R oW Mancheater; roiiheclInTt, at- 8:00 YARDLEY BATH POWDER , T h e young queen, her 'nto'ther, Ahicrica, Irahslatsd the Tluairian atrickra plane ’ 'sufferetf lbss; of 45. was fatally injured and three funds and coaU of UM'T. instead a blond movie actress, who regis P. Sf. February 26, 1932. Qtieen Elizabeth, and her,, sister, aub-titles:' power on the right ‘ side which of her children hurt, one aerlousiv. of allowing . the Defense .depart- tered 2:09. ' ...... b a t h Bfmrd of Water Commla.aionera OLD SPICE POWDER ...1 1 .1 0 Pr'ncess Margsyet. snd the Kins'* Krsyszak said he pUinned to no SQUid have caused a yaw to the- News Tidbits When a tornado hedge-hopped a 'mehi fb make up the budgets and Catherine (Katy)' Rodolph, 21- TEXnUC TALKS BALT qVmit of Manchester REVLON LIP&TICK ...... 11.10 Mster, the- Princess Royal, will tify U. 8. Rep. T. M. Macbrowics right and loss of flying speed." zig-zag path through Decherd, control appropriations. year-old Denver University coed Boston, Feb. I6_., finished fifth Arting General. Manager ARDEN’S COLOGNE " .gressiohal aiib-commlttee inveati- been tom down and examined, he ville. ■ , ' the ''entire undertaking could be In 2:11.7 for America's second best tile Worker* Union an « ttm ...81.85 Then on foot and -abreast wlli added. COTY METEOR COLOGNE ‘ ' gating the Katyn forest massacre, A t least 33 others were injured killed by the Department of De showing.. Amertcaa Woolen Ctonpa^ . . . 81.95 follow the ■ four -royal Dukes; that the film was ia New Knit- Fluet.sald^ the propeller blades at Decherd and an eatitnated 75 fense by making the cost too high, broke qp fmlag When the ean»- ’ PLUS TAX Pro-NaUonalist Kung Sbeung T h e United States' No. 2 hope In Windsor who was once Edward ain. on the light 'inboard engine of the Daily News publishes unconfirmed homea were damaged. Four cars by requiring too high a proportion the event, Janne)te Burs of Seat pony loelsted opoo n Srmnng Noliol V III: Glouceater, the King'a other He said he would suggest the' four-engine plane were in full re report that "1# more Ruaalaa- of a aldetrmcked freight train of trainers and administrative per that the ' nnloa bargata n on verse. poaltioii; on the right out tle, Wash., almost missed one of - l i v i n g - brother ; - Edinburgh, the committee question the displaced made BahiBariSM'* have arriviM at were Mown o ff the tracks...... sonnel tn' trainees;' or by ■ atldest- the''cbniroT'gato8‘ araKaffT6'hac^^ rately-for- eoeh-agHliv O FFU B LIO HE.ARI.Nft ON; PRO Queen’a hilsband; and young 16- board engine the blades were Thirty peraons were hbspitajlzed moot of them to New POSED B.VNIT.VRY SEWER ; Valentine : person who is said to have smug- Red navki base o f Yulln on Hainan tng to the cost o f national security up to go through it properly. This — * * _ I ' s feathered. —- T -" y» Island . . . Natidn^' Broadcaating and'an estimated fs homes Were training many items which are spoiled herochahees and she fin- EXTENSION. ORANDVIEW He explained fhat propellers nor (CnnUaned ea Fage Two) (ConthiDed oa Page'S|8) Company decides against attempt damaged at Decherd. Tenn.. 80 FREIGHTER AFIKB 8TKEET. ■ mally are reversed only to create ... Btoiul-."Fln„..jnek.~lAp>. to telecast ooranatloa of Queen miles southeast of Ntshyille, J lyg . ..(CoMUttued .oa .Page FIfleea) -- (CrathineA o« F«iu- Flftogyr ' a braking action during the land- Ell4*hath,to vlewern.in thla coun cars of a freight :traln,W(tre. blown „,-...,.!R.AATEBLY JUDE Gift Jewelry_ fr-'rditer.- " — - - -klaiy—A . " ,Then.— 60~. Norniaa try- ---’’---- ^...... •...... fnun-caUroatl icaCltoI •treel; Williaig J, Magtiire, 1546 taM îgiik . The. tqll .In. hard‘-hit. North Ala-, wwt . coast o f Cqbn aiMl that too -AUo ,tb ia e»to^ and pearia.-i^" •*■■ ■' - • AtottfMii^rgy. lMuia SdUae - jreatheekig -maana thcklades-bf -W^rBtrafey-Arei^Hrtb'Wood 48: 7 tha-THopellar ato'ûmed edgemn y.«8rr0w grsiHlnioIhar Itoin,JoiUat, Ckllf.; Paul and Margaret A.- Wup- IlL.. who. g ava.-histk to - l4tk-child Mltfteg.'Nuifieroua houses In rural' UiKal to tha slipstream to “preeaht the communities .were wreck^. kendqnnrtera rspirtMl an perfeld. 97 Brookfield Street. leaat air reaiatance. Soaday, rays “A big family U Tor 4êdr^ 'Lights really no trouble. In fact I want Big As Baseballa wns picked up $ 7 the ‘ $1.00 to $3*98 each radio etntlon IdenMfytog WESTERLY SIDE (Coatiaued on Page Two) two more giria just to even things The winds ripped buildings apart Over Tax Scandal Probes Denlae A. Quiih. 53 Grandview up.” and wrappad heavy metal tele ship no toe SB. George Dnhaaan. Btreet: William J. Maguire, 1548 PLUS TAX Oak Ridge, Tenn., Feb. 14——Ono of tho 18 pemoaa la* Useful harnessed power'or civilisa pute In whira a strike of produc King issued a sharply worded dictment, an arrMt, and growing ObjecUona to the propoaed “ ‘ 3. About 200 million dollars Guettar, 180 miles aouthwaat of tion workers is threatened. ported hurt in the aame area. Jared yeoterday ta a gas sxnls 2 5 ® 3 9 ® 5 0 ® tion will suffer because of dwin statement in San Francisco, where criticism of President Troman'e rawer conatructlon will be heard baVe been spent so far on ovens Tqplc. He shot the Caliph Damage eatimated at $40,000 The heaviest damage apparent- •ton ta a sawn haak dtod toiag Famous Playtrx Pillows have never been sold for so little. It's a special- dling coal supplies, he said his subcommittee is making ah on- plan to reshuffle the organisation. by the Board of Water Commia- designed to create electric power. through the heart and fired a vol caused last night when fire aweepa at Msadowheish purchaM event— quantifies are limited— so. come in now for'these super- ‘ Gfem Stampd Given With Cash Sales Dr. Weinberg gave the hopeful So far tha piJblie has gotten only the-spot investigation'; o f Inter In a sudden new coast-to-coast Monera aP a hearing in the Hear- ley of shots to cover his escape a'W eat Havea aaw dnat plant . . . (Ooatlaaed aa Page Fifteen) was F n d Mtoray, SR ' news and the warning during a a "measly 100 kilowatt* of elec nal Revenue affairs in that area, flareup: > *ig Room of the Municipal Build quality, super-comfortable pillowa, made of whipped foam latex for restful, "As Caliph, Hamouda .was a lo - ...... ■ - . t dent o f tha haak Green Stamps GhrcR Wiui Caai Saka tour when - newsmen were showm Detective LouUr Roaennu of Weat- saying the Treasury broke an 1. Frank Schofield,' veteran In ing, Manchester. Connecticut, at j refrrahing sleep. At this low price you'll want one for cverv member of ■•’V A - ' ■ tricity, running a few U ^ U a few cal religious chief who exercised the Oak Ridge atomic oven, the days at Arco.” . port police arinouneea arrest of Treasury Balance agreement by ordering the New ternal Revenue collector for South § M P. M.. Pebniary M. lB6i2. ' the family^ a number of civil funcUons be Leo A. Schoppmeyer, 37, of West- ASKS BUMOABT Board of Water Ctammieelonera nation's first big atomic reaotpr, 4. But the prospects for really cause of the close tie tefWeen ‘re York hearing. Texas, resigned yesterday. Offi and .other newly-bared secrets at port on a of abdnetkm. Waahingtoh, Feb. 14— — TTie He also said certain documents cials here said he waa asked to r»4 Town of Maacbeeter Special Mvings! Every famous Pbytex Superfoam Pillow in stock on sale useful power-are looking up. One ligious and civil laws in Moslem Polica canvass homes, businesses

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Tismrwo lUNCanSStE^ EVSMING SOXAtD, MANCHESTBB; lrl^ -anTtradt* at the fUBcnlB e< kln«. SSKmi, iAlioiilTowir B] le s P o w e r Bands of the Royal Air Force thing. Over loo Atteiicl He aOdad that the Traasuiy had State Unit Elects sad Welsh Ouarda will lead the Argue on Probes General Chairman Graham' L. MANCHESTER Johnnie Help* Launch Heart Drive procaasloa, followad by 10,000 ael- not agreed to delay Ita own liiVce- b STATE Clark haa called a m acting of the Loss for N. J dlera, aallon and airmen of Etiiton tigationa to let any other group Initiatory of OES F^ dell X*Midenti act first in New York or any Maaonic Ball committee for this T o B e ^ I d and the .Oiauaonwealth nationa (Oa«tlM«al t n m Faga Oaa) evening at the Maaonic Temple at Diplomata will, follow the troops.. where else. 1 SOMETHING NEW >"e«nkera and gueata Kings statemspt said these de 8 o'clock. Chairmen of sub-com- P lane Crackup Gaorga rindell of the Ftedell Included will be repreaentativea/of lectors to laava oftloa in leas than mitteea are requested to he pre- " '* * '* ^ ■Ample the Soviet Union,' Bulgaria, Oie- a year. In aU. IM tax employes nial® by Snyder and .Dimlap made _ FOR THE KIDDIES! C h ^ e r , No. 51. Order of the UMufacturing CBmpaqy '' was S a y . C IV ES Y e il It “dealrahle” for him ' to malie repocta of SHELVADQR' tTomorro were fired or oust^ last .year, 60 alectad prudent of Oimhactleut lovakla and Poland from ba the situation. the Iron Curtain. for dlahoncaty. The music committee of Center SATURDAY MATINEE Ssss ssi,,.'"' Chaptar, ViMMtian Blind Aaaoela' “Ak soOb as the anbeemmlttee Such action uzually la takan by crowned heads of Europe, 3. Theodore J . Naumann. de Congregational Church will pre Vfork was exem- Uon of America, at puty coUector at Minot, N. D.. was left Washington for Calttarnla, a crew member, in an emargancy pUOed on two candidates by the and tl^.fhtefs of state and their cartain top Treasury officials sent. DortaB. Steiner, aoprano. In ^COMEDYMCES SST Monday night at C b lm ^ y—r oMKent, nephew of the dead ousted for alleged irregularltlaa. U f nvKf 4$ repreaentatiyeB from dosena of na moved to interfere with our in- a vocal im tq } In Woodntff HaQ atop a^ engine. It la gone to 57 *2^ R*vere Chapter No. 40 mai Later he was arrested on charges In Hamden. IBiif. tions of the WOTld will follow the of the church tonwrrow at t:M M u ee d r ^ on tha plant whan J f ftim er. Maze Mix. Lucy f—^ ertgeia CM Q am ttm of oonvtrtlng tax collectlona to nta vea^gatlon in New York.” he aalA pi in. Andrew R. Watsoa. minister MacG^hey and Frederick L Aa tenipor9ty''^pm9ident, Mr. royal family. Z/Z - — -''•TOa-was obvlptisiy a plannad j nmMhlnf goM wrong wim an an- WITH FREE TOYS «S PRIIES ~ T - A henrer- p « ty « i the -8il*»da owa use. "latyon and Worthy roMlv^'Wa'~e^^ • - Windsor—eK-lUn^>4^ârd -VIB,- S. ■ John X HsilShe, aus|*ttdid ■tuBnn-,------.— ------gina. 1= M Ouarda will Uft the coffin from who left the throne f^ lp v a of an /The action of the Treasury was 'acebmpahist, and ha and Martha ~ run Ldiii OF OMmxiNS^ Teapeetively of Revere i ut Chapter at the assistant chief of the Income tax fta catafalque to the gre)^gre«n American divorcee, was tAsSn un itt clear violation of an agreemenC B. Martin will present selections Thla examination of tha propal- ^ p t e r , presided in the East. ' convention of the National gun carriage. Bailora of Ue ^ )ral precedented historical situation division of the San Ftandsco of duet arrangement for the piano. ler aaaMnbllea led to the conclu- Other officers and membera from office, was indicted on a charge of that there would be no such action,! ROY ROGERS In Blind Aasoeiatlon in New |lavy wlU pull the/ carriage which could interfera with the in Tickets will be available at the ■ion the plane had loat power Cram the M o ^ n , Maas., Chapter, No. He-ls the first King of England eonapirlng to defraud the govera- 225, and from Palmer, were prea- York on Thu|;sday, Feb. 7. tiirmgb the atreeU \^th the. glit to attend the funeral of the man vestigation of\the subcommittee, door. both right enginea, Fluet aaid. ro s tHii Ktofttes and GitfiWN t)W~TOg! Other offlcera of the Connecti tering etate crown, prb and ecep- yrithout prior cohsultatlon. •Erwin J . Kerahaw, vie# preal- DOORS O FCfS AT ISM-SHOW 8TABT8 AT r F. M. Squires of 'Dimer’a who succeeded him on the throne. " a . ■, Chairman McClellan (D., Falla, Mass., Chapter No. 181, cut Chapter were elected aa fol I n and the Klng‘a,lnaignla of the If Elizabeth approves, Windsor "Above all, we have clear evi Commander Chaster Hogan of dent In charge of operationa for Ark.) "of the SenaU Expcndlturea the American requeita that National AlrUnaa, that as a wprtty grand patron of the StaU lows: Herbart J . Dunne, Dun-Wet, Ordar_ of . the . Q ^ e r laid Jj,on top and his only remaining brother, dence that the deciilon to refer Venetian Blind... Ohmpany, Throughout the lying In etate the Duke of Oloucester. along with Mmmlttea yrhich is considering the these msttera to the ViUted States all members of the Legon meet at precautionary maasure tho alrlina of Maasachusetta, and his wife; President's {han to reorganise the 7 o'clock tonight at the Watkins tamporarily- dlaengaged the rc- Anna D. Squires, grand Adah, at Ivalk, vice president; Mrs. fad the aen^dM at Windsor the the Queen’s husband, the Duke of Attorney in Brooklyn was made Scott, Scott Venetian Blind Edinburgh, report^ly, would tax bureau, putting all except the solely for the purpose of stifling Funeral Home to pay respects to veralng feature of the propellera tended and both wrere called upon f t iwh«aiw ______:— ------1 top iopm nilônerunder Civil Charieir Whitriier, 'who was a on-, all ita DOS'a early today. ior remarks. Oompany, Torringtion, zeahtarjiT stand a ceremonial 2d-mihute the investigation of this commit iMvtd Yorburg, New ^.England guard alongside the coffin later Servlce>aaid he was against the tee...... “ member of the poet. He aald thla waa done even TOMORROW A social hour followed In the ift! ■ Croaigv k .. Bt Qvll Service angle a major though at tha time it wraa not cer- banquet hall. The Star melhbere Shade and Blind Oompkny, Dur — ...... ^ today. . King said he had tried to “recon- ham, treasurer. tH ■ B U Y f U 9 6 H 8 __George 'Vs sons stood such a part of the plan. rlle the conflicting Rositlani" of Gibbons Aaaembly, Catholic taln What had cauaed tho ayehlaiiL - CIRCLE H—MOWaSY had choice of a great... variajy-of 4iALE'% ■ace lor Facts ~ his group and. the Treasury with Ladles of Columbus, will meat Needed Fail Fewer • pltii, cftKM and dpBierta. which At Monday's m e^ng Eric Mad- ..Z guard at his lying-in-state. Windsor made homage* to h lr —The'claah^betWeen^ Congressmen out success...... ^— — Tuesday avaaliig..at g-tfclonk at| '.-Fbiet-ad d ed,-'fWa-dent know — I REDSKINS ON A VENGEANCE RAMPAGE! were served with coffee at Ubies vice president of Levolor- desid brother last night. and the Justice and Treasury de the Knights of Columbus Home. exactly if It waa possible for the iott.S.4 appropriately decorated tor Val- i^'York, waa -the Headquarters partments, clearly the major de ’The guest spesker will be Rev. plane to fly on twro engines, but Cntlne’a day. He went to the bier with hia John F. Hannon, the chaplain of aged mother and his sister, Mary, velopment of the day, was seen as Series 'of Recitals normally the plane with full load FOR an indlcaUon of a race to -be the the assembly., New members win neceasltates full power on take the Princess Royal. The twin tinea also be Initiated. Mrs. John Haiti of jmbllc mourners were halted. first to dig into widespread aapccU Wilt Start Feb. 24 off." of the tax scandals. X is chairman of the hostess com Fluet aaid the DC-8 la designed '•'••••.a... (êen Mary, wearing deep mittee. Columbia Is The Day mourning and carrying a tight- It came after the Justice depart so Unit reversing the pitch of a ment ordered a special grand jury Frederic E. Werner and Paul propeller should not ^ possible roiled umbrella, advanced alowly ’The eemi-formal dance spon Mias Katherine Ink of Colum toward the bier of her son. the session In New York Monday to Chetelet announce the first in a while the plane is in flight. Backache consider evidence gathered in an series . of mld-sesaon reettala for sored by the MhiTied Couples Club He emphasized that it was most bia Center celebrated her 80th Herald Photo, third of her five boys.to die before of the South Methodist Church birtlidw Tuesday. In her honor, • 2 Ice tUhm her. investigation of four former high Sunday afternoon, Feb. 24. at 3:15 Unlikely the propeller could be Mrs. Clayton E. Himt. her very revenue officials. Including former o'clock In the chapel of the South will be held on Saturday, Feb. 16, found In the rerversed poeition as education* and treatment in ^Goes Away. . . . A pace behind her came the at the Masonic Temple, from 8 to dear Mend with whom she hSs ^Two-year-old Johnnie Knofla Is - 4 H Duke. The Queen grandmother Revenue Commissioner Joseph D. hfethodiat Church. Nineteen of a Insult of crashing Into the * / i NngEbiSI b8eknelM,looo______of---- popRndonorrT*...... 12 p. m. Music will be fumlahed by ground. Hved for many yeara. entertained eager to accept the first contribu Local Oiairman Herbert/Me- fcon jnSioo »n4 ehiinooo »oy bo duo to alow* stopped, and as her gaze passed th Nunan, Jr. the younger pupils of Mr. Werner a group Of eighteen frienda at The King committee prompUy and Mr. Chetelat will be p a n t e d Art McKay and his orchestra. Re ■ nveprobes tion from Harry Levenson, local the coffin her Ups moved silently, freihmants will be served. Tickets hmchqpn a t her home. perhaps in prayer. She touched a hauled iU New Ybrii Investigators' In the coming recital. They are Meahwhlle,' a^ state ' legislative merchant, (right) in one of the pie will respond generou^ to the - fca^rwh^mwmrrdar^dltioB.w^ files to Washington, reportedly may be secured from any member Miss. Ibtherine, as she is fond call for funds not only fmm a feel-1 s« sad «:nia, csums tkh fan«ruat .handkercplef to her eyes. all under the age of 12 and ell committee named to study the PLUS . . . TEEN-AGE GIBLS ly called; has made Columbia her heart containers which Johnnie’s leaving aome subpoenaed- grand p t the comnjlttee. ; three:.. J«cent . EUaaheth. ..plane ••Jnnnalhinfv kit» alu> ' iBseUMtaklaw />VB,m«BrfoBu»g«rma- Windsor stepped fonvaid and frbWMahTntester. 'These attident# ^^rffM^HgAgWerstssr. hmne fw more than twenty year®; Tauier. Roy- KhdifA «r 299-M*in' Jng,oL clSlc.Mtt>01iaU)l|tty..^^ atBrkstkBriiBofBSf wnsmWs. MlBnrbUdy took his mother’s arm for a mo Jury witnesses wltji no notes for are all beginners this season and crashes within two months jnMta^ because contrioutioi)* made today, d îrritstlBBt r ...... J ob tA coU or w nm e 4t«t b u s The CoirnoDolttah ■' CTub ~ wllT In Nswsric In nrgsnize and before that came here aum- - ^SSBtzhUerfNsiMBlpBatSac*. ment;— " ------:------testifying;----- It should prove Interesrtng-te-par- street, (left) has diatributed niay aometime sav6 the life of a ' rw ii Rep. OurtliCurtis (R-Neb.) of the' meet tomorrow at 2:30 in the Fed A federal grand jury Invaatlga- -mara-for-at least flftcen.— She Is VS^ ______Kt smis hkkwss Jf-tkMSj«aa%- n w m ^ ln t Kvrn^vfQTvn Then he dropi^ to one knee ents and friends to see what they a retired nursing education In around town. Approplately, member of thetr-StmUjk Nwhoul tloBB hotlur sao. Trs Do bb’b PUI»-b u ilir committee charged that the TreasT eration room of Center Church tion of Newark airport and the ClyjBtk. Um 4 eueeBBefBlly b r uiUloB* for near the catafalque and put his have accomplished within such a structor. She WBs graduated day, St. Valentine’s Day, marks' to-house campaign w ll be con WmiMn and AN head down upon his right hand. A ury, of which Internal Revenue is abort space of time. house, for a Valentine party. The three air tragedies was ordered in the opening of the 1952 - Heart ducted. ChecM may be made out •V B rttSB BIl. It's SKBSlna how BUBS tiUM hostess win be Mrs. Ellen 'Thresh from Johns Hopkins Hospital Dobb'b civ t iu s p r 'rtUtf fm m tluM 41*mBw DAC"9 minute later he arose. a part, was trying to “head off the Newark yesterday, bringing the Fund drive In Manchester. Mr. to M ahche^r Chapter; Connecti (BrlB.«lw]s tlultm llm nf kldBBStBbm bb4 SI- OHior AppHcMiCM The second recital iii this series er. Mrs. C. EHmore Watkins and lOMRIUlS-MEUmiDOniM Training School for Niiraea In But the Queen grandmother, her King committee" by moving Into will be presented by Paul Paige on total number of probes to five. Knolfa is a member of the drive cut Heart .'Association, and mailed teiB ZBsh BBt waatB. CM D eaa's FUk M b s ! New York ahead of it. her committee will serve tea. 1900, and thereafter/ taught In eldest son and her daughter stood Wednesday evening, March 26, at varioua hospitals In New York committee. to N. William Knight, treasurer. silently for another moment, then Dunlap said the files belonged to 8:15 o'clock. He will play coin- f — According td national figures, First ^rational Bank of Manches 1 the bureau In thP first place, not A group'of the -members of Cove city, retiring in 1930. f aJW.IULCcou Windsor again sank slowly to his positions by. McDowell. Liszt and TODAY: "JESSE JANES” pins "RETURN OF FRANK JAMES" ^ Guests included Mrs. George one out of every 15 citizens is af ter. <>r, urges Mr. McKinney, "Fol- left knee and bowed his head. to the subcommittee, and the nant-Congregational Church will flicted with some disea.tstor Carl Hel- Margaret Danehy, Miss Jean Camp Devens, Maa*„ Sunday/ to Yeomans Hall April 4 with Cohu^ played. gerson or Hjarmar Carlson. 0UR69INDERS Natarti, Mr*. Chauncey N. Squier, visit Mr. Jensen, who was iifduct- bia host group. Mrs. Louis ôrac- 2-DR.ÊDM I CROSLEY The fourth and laat recitial in Mrs. Edna Rimington. Mrs. How ed earlier in' the week. PVt. Jen chi is chairman for the tea which U glit grBm.'81,1f8T mllea, exeel-' tbia aertea will be held on. Wednes Thci’ra DelielMn! ard Thayer, Mra. Allan Robinson, sen is to leave this week fbr Camp will be held in connection with the day evening, M*y 7, at 8:15 This Woman Mrs. Philip Isham. Mrs. Raymond text tire*,' seat rovers, direr- Aloin Power Used Gordon, Ga. Also making the trip meeting. Foundation garmenta are o’clock. . Mr. Werner will again Squier: Mrs. Donald Tuttle. thm al aigwilA Owe owroer. Cell- EAST HARTFORD Spaghetti Served Right Up To Closing were Mr. Jensen's parents, Mr. and to be displayed. ' tog price $1,847. FOR YOU OLD BOX present a duo-piano riKital featur The honored g:ieat was present Mrs. Richard.S. JepSen and their Mra. Betty ‘Kullgren and Mra. ing Paul Chetelat and himself. For Heating House W'ith Meat Sauce 70e—With Meat Balli 85e TELEPHONE 8-3231 IS Dangerous ed with Rifts and flowers, includ daughter. Dorothy,’'and Mrs. Jen Eulalie Woodward will attend a ’The compositions to be heard on With Italian Sausage 95c ing a lo\-ely corsage, duplicates sen’s family, Mr. And Mrs. Stanley leaders training meeting to be that evening will be Mosart’s SHELVADOR on (Contiaued from Page One) of which were given to each guest Field and son./TJelson. held at I^ kvllle, Feb. 28 on Our Price $1195 D» • ‘'iJ th»‘ Wonsan s Anql*- "Coronation Concerto" and "Con A WMNER NOS. PICTURE by Mrs." Hunt. . Mrs. Brookes iainoua AtrusMjOAN I IOCNNIS nOAVIO About 2,5 wmbera of the home cheaper (hits of Meat."' $ 389.95 certo in A Minor” by EMvard the uranium is > dissolved in a ANNEX SNACK BAR and Mra. W, Smith aasisted Mra. economics i^ u p nf the Farm Bu- 'Getting ...Along.....with...... th? NO CASH DOWN Grieg. ^ loqulr tOup, not uaed ai'' rods of H unt.-:...... " 'reau met the home of 'Mrs.' Al Family” la the topic of a leaders TUSSY Friends and all who are inter metal Inside a great Wbek of (lAwnMoiiiita 29 Eaat Center Street—We Close 2 A. M. Fri. and Sat. '• 'SteWiirt Tibhlta underwent -an lan Robinson Monday night. They_ training meeting to be held at the ested are cordially, invited to at- graphite. - Ptaet-Fraiic4a^ Langford- -In- - emergency___appenrieclnmy__ ». took.:-«iyth«ic-swbject-of-“Meala-fFom-)-home-of-Mrs.- ■ • - -- Eulalie -Woodward,- -JU S T YOUR TRADE-IN OLD BOX -laiJ.tReae lamthg evehtii. ; _ — *rheta-ui.- hope, P e,-—Weinberr -”FURFtE-HEART PIARY*- Windham Community Memorial ...... Mrs.. Kullgren-w lli-b»i - o o T o ir m E S CtEANSING CREAMS said, that “in the not-too-indefi- Hospital Monday night portg froni Mrs. Phyllis Fox, Mrs. local leader for this subject. West Oealer Street nlte future,'we may put the TVA Wilbur Sipith, who entered the t2 sise (I osO SUN., MON„ TUBS. P ^ is Cragin and Mrs. Eleanor At Hartford Road NAL 78 WEEKS TO FAY! Schaub Cautions out of business. We may push same hoapital that day, underwent Tuttle, local leaders who attended T nlT $ 28 9 .9 5 ‘FLAME OF ARABY” surgery Tueaday morning. Mr. S|25 the button to turn TVA off and us: “FINDERS KEEPERS” the leaders training meeting on the On Fire Hazards turn nuclear energy on." 8mith. who la custodian of Hor/ subject in Rockville. Recipes |S.$Asise(16os.) 5. It la “no longer really a OTHER STATE ace W. Porter School and Ye®*- brought back by the thiyV were Edward J. Polomtki question of whether we can make SEE AD ON THIS PAGE lâna Hall, is being replaced inhia distributed and canned and frozen »2** Adorable — and An outbreak of two more grass atomic energy work thU *a y . We absence by Clinton Ladd and Ray foods, the quality and quantity BuiMinq Contractor ORDiR YOURS TODAY! mUmtmfimim f ^ s in the South End yesterday have to make it wrork.” mond' Lyman. Mr. Lyma.d, will as well as iiae®, discus.sed. The I f i L i i i M T aixternoon and two in the North Better Than Coal make all reservations for the hsil leaders had made sandwiches, TEU 9044, STORRS BMVMinan so springlike! End prompted Fire Chief James and those wishing to pSake ap ctasKSinc He cited figures indicating that BURNSlDK“r;: A VALENTINE TREAT! 'making miinga from the reserve BOX 166 SchauD of the South Manchester coal preaerves would be exhausted The art of nlnnlng her heart la pointments should call ^ ia home. shelf. Mrs. Robinson furnished the OIL SERVICE Fire Department today to caution in 468 years at present rates of r im ilM B MT9G m U MAHClNftTIft . Donald Nelson, son.Of Mra. An for dry tkiaa A BIO NIGHT OUT coffee. BOLERO SUIT ail residents to be extremely care use. and uaage it going up. Coal Our nnezccUed cocktails . . . deU- na Nelson of C h er^ Valley road, Tinsel pictures, made by a num 341 BROAD ST. 1?^ Rich » ful I'n starting fires in outdoor In A GRAND SHOW! first class scout in/Troop 62 under emoUient oils, might even be In short supply “by clous food . . . danceable mniilc by ber of the members unde.r the In cinerators in this dry, windy the time your grandchildren die.". Scoutmaster W ll^ r Fletcher, was IsavM skin for sixes 3 to 6x weather. Deis Miriis -'jrrry teirit . the Symphony Four . . . and gra* struction of Mrs. Muriel DImon, But it is estimated that we have eloua atmoa|Uiere niU . make your among the 174/Boy Scouts to were displayed. j FUEL AND dewy fresh. Chief Schaub said that starting J* whom the Rt. Kev. William J . Col- WANTED in uranium 100 times the energy ‘‘MY FRIEND IRMA evenlnga together a truly special oc Plana were discussed for fu- j fires on windy days in dry weath in our reserves of coal. casion. Enjoy the extras that make hna., rector of St. Joseph's Cathe RANGE OIL er is dangerous since It is a sim ' GOES WEST” dral of Hartford, presented the Adf ture meetings. A county wide i ' 5. Atomic energy may aolve Cavey’s the most popular night spot meeting is scheduled to be held in BOOKKEEPER ple matter under these conditions the problem In a wholly different , S:U • t;U in Sfaacheatar...^. —— _____.— - Altare D ^Croas Sunday. Cere ------..., . ir -k . * . OLD ENGMSH w h i i j : t h e y l a s t FLOOR SAMPLES for the fire to spread to dry way. Radioactive carbon made monies ^ r e held in ih« Cath»lral KIDDIES' KITCHEN TABLE ' 'aaussnni leaves and grass. at: Oak Ridge, .ta a main tool in . Sunds)/ afternoon___M cs.' Nelson OIL HEAYING ROQR PPLISHERS" IRONRITE. IRONS CSBAM Company 4 of the South Man attempts to solve photosynthesis, [ lagrld Bergnsa • R. Bagsrt and Mr dsugthers Delores and ASST. 800KKEEPER AND rCHAIRS for oiljr or chester Fire Department extin the process by which plants turn MadelinesMIinc attendedI with her moth- E9UIFMENT REG. $64.5® $ 3 9 RFAl. 829.9tC ( BIG Di s c o u n t guished one grass fire at 194 “CASABLANCA” i O ' Stoto poolMieiHieos aonDsI sklnsb the sun’s rays Into energy and *r And' sisterssisi from Willlmantic. FRESGRIFTIONS SALE $ 1 4 . 9 8 Uaht. Highland street about 2 o’clock food. S:IS y p t r . Giiy Gil Beck, home on leave ood Salary Ooslrod Estimatm On Request SEE OUR DISPLAY thorau|b, and Company 1 waa called out at to r Carefally compoanded. rofreshing. "If artificial photosynthesis /■an about two weeks, left for New 3:15 to put out another grass fire be achieved .on an economic basis. Y’ork Monday, accompanied by his WRITE BOX'R CALL OLD ENGLISH EASY TERMS ' jtiufiiSUdlddleULumpik&_weaL Ihen the need even for stmnle e"- mother, Po.stmaater Leola Beck. Arthur OnisStorM DRMRITE DORMEYER Depart ergy could disappear.” r~TBHIAT SPECrAir" pnvate Bgpk; must report to duty — 0 0 Tlio .NopoM— ; 2 .^ 2 5 7 — ------POOD MIXBRS- Baih^ these farnodt Tus» ment also extinguished two blazesblaze tn -California—at—tha end of the SELF-FOUSHINUrwnr — SILVErXIHG^HOME------ClesasIag Creasit m on tale yesterday. One occurred at week and will- fly out from La- WITH HAMBCRG GRINDER Along the Maryland and Vir OR OLD ENGUSH 5IODEI, 420® each at badtet pampering about 10 a. m.. when a fire started ginia coaats. menhaden, a apeclea Guardla Field, Mrs. Reck will \1slt SUCING MACHINE prioaaDeal Pick the one that's trae in the leaves In the rear of 60 FRIED SCAaOPS ERjojr ContiRHiNit EntertaiiuiiiNit her elder son. Henrj', and His fam CLEANING ANO^ REG PRICE S4«.5® te year type ,Mvel of fish, are known aa bugh'erad. A pretty little suit for little glrle. Pleated skirt has suspender top. Woodbridge street and spread to hugflsh, oldwife, alewlfe, green- ily In New York City before re POLISHING WAX SALE $ 2 7 . 9 9 a plle_of lumber___ The other-fire tail,-and-cbebog.------TABTAB SAL'CK l _____ turning jn Cplumhi*.______$10.95 $14.?? the bolero jacket has button-cuff sleeves, 2 simulated pockets and started about 3 o'clock yesterday FRENCH FRIES O Mra. Richard Jensen and Mr. afternoon in- the grass behind 125 COLE. SLAW O W C and Mrs. Chsrles Sadlon drove to Vi GALLON CANS 9 9 c a pretty, contrasting detachable collar. Pink and gray or gold Hollister street and threatened a n.E0 WATTS CAMPHELD ^ garage before the firemen got it and his and brown. ' AUTOMATIC TOASTERS GENERAL ELECTRIC under control. CHAHERBOX OLD ENGLISH SCENT SHOP There waa no damage reported BLUERIDUE / Notice " “ sA*^r $ 1 4 . 9 8 HEATERS Open Tueaday through Saturday 8:8® A. M. to 8:80 P, M. as a result of any of the fires. * ' ' • \ \ PASTE WAX VALUES TO 815.95 - M l MAIN ST.—TEL. 5S3I See the Magnifloent Perform RESTAURANT MOUNTAINEERl Zoning Board of Appeal® Friday to 8:50 P. M. ance which won ArUinr Ken us MAIN STREET In accordance with the require' '^''t^LB. can' 7 9 c SMALU-S4.99 nedy "Best Actor Of 1951” Fenhtriifg /' . ments the Jloning Regulations BATHROOM SCALES Award From The New York WESTERNS, POPilLARS ood P O U ^ ^ Of the Thwn c;f Manchester, Ooiiuu VAtUES-VP t O 6t®.99- LARGS-4S.ff Film CrtWcfs . . . * - the Zoning Board of Appeala will -- - Glasafied- EACH' $5:oo hold A Public Jlearilig.on.Moodaiy. y February 2.1, 1952 at 8:00 R. M. In MARINE Aiyw&semimts B r i g h t RNE FOOD the Hearing ROofh of the Municl' rOKCELAIN TUB WITH KITCHEN S T O O U —psd^^Building on the following a » ' ELECTRIC PUMP LARGI LOUNGI CHAIRS ALL CHROME OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 18 plications; ' REG. 6I34.9S Alexander Jarvis for permission REG. 899.95 ^ C Q WITH PADDED SEATS AITNUI IDlfDY SALE $ 7 9 SALE 9 0 “ Bolqnd Better Buys ! Wanted—Real Estate 77 to convert a portion of basement All colors. Covered with Bnltaflex REG. 815.95 $8.88 thPEGCy DOW of fnur-faml)y Apartment building CONSIDERING SELli?^ Into an apartment for use of jani O N U T E M O D a YOUR PROPERTY ? 3:80, 6:80, 9:55 tor, at 98 West Center Street, Res HANDY CLOTHES DRYE^ Without obligation :to you. w« idence Zone B. ELECTRIC BLANKETS ------A L SO ------FOR KITCHEN OR AA 17-INCH ^ USED CARS alii appraise or make vou a cash Frank Quish for pepmlaaion to BATHROOM 9 I » ^ 0 . offer for propeity. See ua before us^ two-car garage building for BENDiX CONSOLE you sell. phimbihg”' buSTness at 46 Poster -.....* ' -----A.....- .....--- REG. 8299 C100 €0»\PAKE THESE PRICES WITH ANY AND ALL COMPETITION Phone 6^73 ■ 58® BURNSIDE AVENpUE—BURNSIDE, CONN. Street, Residence Zone B. 910® OLD RADIO 9 I T T BRAE-BURN REALTY A GRAND SHOW Yolanda Felice for permission to GENERAL ELECTRIC Federal Excise .Tax Included erect dwelllrig 7’ from North side GENERAL ELECTRIC » 36 DODGE 4-DOOR ILACK, R-H...... $ 95.00 FOR QUICK RESULTS in selling lirinrcrcT KITCHEN CLOCK - your . property call Suburban even line which Is 1' closer than regula ROASTER OVENS I - 38 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR GREEN. R-H .. . . . 175.00 w a « n n a n « a t tions allovY, oii Weafblde of'Nor- REO.®6.«8 f-ReaUy-Gor Jtealtoee,- -541 Main ! SALE $ 3 . 8 9 22V2-INCN i ----4ri4ASHAllli*SS«Or4TOOirTOrH. T . ^9s;oo atrpet. Call 8215. 5!jQQYv-”;s5AER msn Street (Let Koi ■ 85 8 . Maii- IHM, 8:15 ; ini.Li.'vriQi.nT-T-T^sirarar.'iKifl Chester Heights) located 140'' I PjROJECTION CONSOLES^: « ^ m ? 5 HAStUiDDl^DOQirT^ ■m J im ir n ■'.'''I' - - -* V' TdahVh^ter V . ------— ---- - #— FORD 2-^DOOR MAROON. R-H. - W S M r ‘vicinity.^ near bus line and public ITACr — 2k>nc -AUIOWIATIC TOASTERS :______SALE. 47 NASH 600 4-DOOR 2-TONE GREY ...... L 795.00 utilities, Phons 4829. " in See You In My Dreamg” miTDOBSUS HlSWIOlimilSMtTiniil Morrla C. Fancher for permts-' Federal Excise Tax Inchnled *ion to convert third floor of build GUARANTEED 48 NASH 600 4-DOOR 8LUE. R-H...... 895.00 WANTED—Your property to sell. ing ihts two, three-room apart- REG.* PRICE 828.95 $ 9 . 9 5 PORCELAIN-ON-STEEL 49 NASH 600 4-DOOR 2-TONE GREEN. R-H-OD. 1195.00 Reliable buyers waiting alth menta at 122 Eaat O n tet Street, ACID-RESISTING cash. Finances arranged. We Biisinesa Zone III. 8-FOOT 49 NASH AM8ASSADOR 4-DOOR GREY. H-OD. 1295.00 need 4-5-6-7 room singles and 2- John Laking for permission to BROILKING NORGE FREEZERS THE LIFETIME FINTSU 48 PACKARD CONV. GREY, R-H-OD...... 1395.00 famlly houses Howard R Hast erect addition' to a no'h-pdnfbnning ings. Phone 2-1107. ■ • building used as a dwelling which • RURN PROOF so NASH RAI4RLER CONV. GRECN. R-H. . . . .Z 1395.00 haa an aasesaed value of leas-than a t i ’Pe M $ 1 8 # 9 5 u p BEG. 858®.®5 $ 2 5 9 • SCRATCH PROOF 49 FRAZIER 4-DOOR 2-TONE GREEN. R-H-OD. .. 1395.00 CASH BUYERS The O ld Homestead 1im Sl.OiH) At 78 High Street Rear,' 50 NASH STATESMAN 4-DOOR RLUE. H...... Residenc* Zone B. 1395.00 Francis Schieldge for extension OLD ENGLISH 8-FOOT KITCHEN TABLES 50 STUDE8AKER CLUB COUPE GREEN. R-H-OD. WAITING Td. ThompsonviN*' 3936 1545.00 of permission to use quonset .hut SCRATCH POUSH PHH.CO FREEZER 50 NASH STATESMAN 4-DOOR BLACK. R-H-OD. For all kinds of prop^’ for temporary living quartera at SIZE 28 X 4® $ 7 . 5 0 1545.00 450 Gardner Street, Rural Resi ' Jrty in Manchester. For dence Zone. 1 8 c BOTTLE REG. 8889.H $ 2 5 5 WORTH 6M J6 LOW DOWN PAYMENTS-BANK HNANCE RATES îmmydiat« service call ’ HAS RE-OPENED George Baden Powell for per-* misaiqn to aell used furniture and ■ ' JARVIS REALTY FOR BUSINESS antiques in homo at 729 .North 0 * Main Street. Residence Zone A. Manchester 4112 Wayne R.. Wright for permission LIST YOUR PROPERTY As hi Hm pout WG wll MidMvor to Hw b«st of e«r to erect free standing, V-shaped BOLAND MOTORS ' ■ RttMMB ' mOMO' ' sign, each aide 6’ x 8’. on property abWty to prapaw ^ mtvg w k food In a approximately 800’ Blast of 149 _nrO UR HOME TOWN NASH DEALER" Single, two family homaa, bual- New Bolton Road, Residence Zone 369CINTtRSTREET— AT WEST CENTER STREn— TEL 4079 nsas property and building lota lo plocMn oor gootlik AA. , with thla agancy for quick reaulta All persona interested may at tend this hearing. ' , 358 EAST CENTER STREn ^TELEPHONE 11VI GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO MRS. HILDA JOERG, Plop. AI«:tS-9;»f A t l : U ®VN,l "Til See Yen In My Drenma” Zoning Board of Appeals 109 Henry Street Phone 0278 EASY FREE PARKINP William H. Stuek. Chairman OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK Oeorg« H. Marlow, Secretory v'- :r ■ sc'-.icuiaij.'xfBfWi 1-'ArztUZS«tSR;:92—nt£Zk.t • »'A'Ta7*nr,~.y.w»... »■ — .. -i . - f. •

.... ^ .».. > . ----- HANCHEffTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 14.1952 l i A e i f m .-VlJivll.'f - s ^ 'tsnrYMBthtaettfUHiii: iMtar v sm i w s * r - * t w *ty1* lunehaon w ^pietipiPiiiir^ 5 ^ tebi* waa Uatafully daoorated man O. Schendel. Thomas F. Far- A m A m Hl i W m f f i c w i M i n i w n o - iM » 261 piak and wlitt%.aiid .aepant*. . Fo^ I-A Banîel ^MM^^WWier « The Herald4_ AMigned to Duty BjUdvdn, Bailey Center Today Radio w r m ^ m t of ailver. Tht centeiplac* waa a Attorney George C tcaaoer. "W W n iT — ISM ^ârge wadding:' eak* kdomod bi Um -thOaWMSI .'Mr. and Mr«.- Queen.. • New*. party from public view.". consultant will be present and all local and branch chairmen have W THT-'Newa; .Tnf fSIrand WHAY - Nl*ht Watch. _ Balttirtn quoted a recent atate- Show. Telfo’laloa been Invited to attend. Mrs. Harry ment opChMter Bowles, former Dowding, chairman .of the houa* to W nC-'J<»*t Plain Bill. WNH<— TY' Governor of Connecticut and now WON8 -• RrI. Prealon of the P. M. house canvass, has named the fol Ambassador to India, in hts asser lowing chairmen for the various Yukon. - 4:00 Kale Smith Show. tion that theÎ/nited States was • il.V— .1:00 Film Short. districts; Mrs. Winifred Gagne, WDRC The Old Record Shop. , suffering from “ Iptematlonal pi- Mra. Katherine Preuaa, Mrs. Nor 5:1.1—Gabby Hayes Show. 1 0 " : racy and blackmalL'f W H A Y- Cro«b%- » Quarter 1:30 Howdy Doody. man Dowding, Mlaa Margaret Ro- W TIC—Front P *«e Farrell. Bowles, said Baldwin, declared nan, Mrs. Ralph Gibaon, Mrs. 0:00-Jo*'* Show. that unlfjaa We 'yive' Iddia A loan 0:2.1 Weather Forecaat. Ralph Wlleoa, Mrs, XsUiea Wes B:M— '----- of a billion dollars it will gp Com- ton, Miss Margaret McLean. Mrs. W n C —Note* and Q\lote.«, 0:.30 W'orld New* Today. m u ^tic." W HAY Band by nem»nd. Forrest Musser, Mrs. Clifford 0:41 Thi* Week In Sport*. \ J>Everywhere," he continued, Scher, Mrs. Ruaaell Andrews, Mrs. WONS-Sky'Kmjr 7:00-- Kukl*, Fran and'Olli*. "the excuse is given that unleSa WDRC—Memory Lane. William Poehnert, Mra. Ethel Tay 7:11 Boh *nd Ray Show. we furnish the funds for an Inter- lor, W TK T-Torn Corbett Space ..7.i30. . SporLamen'a.du b ...... ■ ^ -- - - - national welfare state, -the- ieailm ' ' cadet:' ...... : ...... 1 ’■’rae "Bnuiai' 'diilrnien''Include: 7:4.1 Camel New* Caravan. , of these countriM threaten us with Tolland, Hoyt Hayden; Somars, SlrT-tlutMlMlC.- —Communism,------Mra.-Tsh» K . -IWmer, W----- D F f ------^TCulT------WxMey-Martha P;00 Alan Young Show. "In my opinion,” Baldwin went Tlltop and orchestra. Mrs. Ferii Gross, co-chairman; Bl- 9:30 Aihos 'n Andy. on, "wo are victima of intemation- Hngton, Sdm Sllverherx, chairman, W HAY Sport*. al-piracy and blackmail. The pur t;.VV- Mrs. Sam SlJverhers, co-chairman; suance of such a foolhardy policy WlIKngton, Mrs, William McBce, WONS Cecil Beown. New*. . j. W■ la bound to cause an economic col- W THT-W nrId n i*h t Reporter. Deaths Last Night Jr., chairman, Mn). John Service, lA - ,j :iapse in our country.” co-chairman; i Bom'sraville. M i a a PAenIns '-Calling Ei.schhower, "a modem Alva Lakonaki, chairman; North t:0.. Walter Keller. WDRC—News. New York -Dr.- Cliarles C. defoiM in Europe against the The campaign w-lll be'launched WHAY'- New*. Hyde, 78. *uthorlty on Interna Communist threat," Baldwin add offtctally on Saturday, March 1. W T IC - New* tional law. named to the per ed that'-Vour dike In Asia is not / The chapter’s quota is 813,017, WONS— New*. manent Court of Arbitration at holding so.well." which is the minimum budget WTHT—News; .toe GIrand. the Hague laat year by President " I am confident,” Baldwin de needed to carry on the chapter's t:l.V - 'fniman. profeaaor emeiiUia of In- clared, "thah if Eiaenhower is present services, which includ* w n c Bob STeele. Ternairdnanaw' and diplomacy aT ' ' ' elected' PresldWt, both the Euro disaster relief, blood program, WONS—Sport*. rViliimbia University and former r 4*1,' pean and Asiatic dikes will re- hpm« sehrice, inathicUbn In water W H AY—Supper Serenade.---- professor of Isw at Northwestern “ Celve his aUentHWahd our chance* safety, first aid, home nursing and WDRC—.Tack Smith. University. Bom In Cliirago. of a lasting peace will be more cer care of the sick. Junior Red Cross, Bognte. Colombia Carina T*>- tain,.. . , The world needs Eisen food and nutrition. WTIC Weather. kann,' 48, former acting Liberal hower." To Take Course BEAUTIFUL 5-PIECE ARVIN CHROME PLATED W DRC-Thla I Believe. party president of Colombia. "Cah Be Reelected" Charles Bagnall, Red Cross in t:SO— New Y’ork Hugo I-Tey. 78, Bailey plumped for the reelec structor for the Rockville Chap' WONS—Jack Downey Show. composer and arranger who was tion of President Truman, declar ter, haa been chosen to attend the WTHT—Rereno Gammell. one of the foiinderi of the Ameri ing that the President "can bf re- Radiological Monitoring Coursa of W TIC—Your Senator from Con can Society of Composera, Authora ■4^ j . *'®^T *'**the State Civilian Defense unit. necticut. And.- .Publisher* .. ( ASCAP),..and W D R C G u y leimbardd. since 3921 assoeJated with the ' r€€l6ctlon of Harry H&rr\ S. Trumftn, \ ia fmam wiawKiar .. ij v v . M w t • *‘v 1. ■■ i.i posed of 16 men, highly trained 'Rribinif Music corporation. Bom In he asserted, .^because hi* record a* ■knld equipped' with the beat avalt- WTIC—Three Star Kxtr*. Chicago. President of the United States has „.W DItc:::Êow* n: Thftftua ^-^*alm Beach. -Pier. -'Edward T. W THT Bu*lne**, stock new*; port of all clear-thinking Ameri the\.use of Geiger counters for ifDiauflfylr “o f If iglvilb Bedford. 6.3, wealthy New Torh radioactivity, the new type of tel-, Sport*. business man, who was president cans." away pric* if you act at one*. ExI m m Ior foMa and four ekoin. Toblu is 40 Bailey said that the Truman ad ephone,^walkie-talkie, map reading e:.1A— of the Bush Terminal Riilldimc and ua* of the new iohlutlon incliM elesud ond opuns up to 48 inchus. Smartly stylud, duraUu eeu« WONS - New*. Corp. and the Columbia Refining ministration has beep "one of al chambers fo r radioactivity. iTilW— Co. most unparalleled and uninter struetion. Cemus in whltu, grumi or yuliow. Hurry up to HlruiNiur's today for WDRC—Betilah. Toronto- Senator* Sir Allen rupted success,'' and added that These triims are self aufflcient W H A Y »-Symphony H*ll. Bristol Aylesworth, 97, former f Americans ‘ihave- never enjoyed in the field, iyith their own _tr*nBr th a bay*of*til#*yU O r>N ot Exactly As niustrated. Table Has Dual Legs For Extra Strm*|rtli portation and communications. It M TH T—Weather, Joum*l of Canadian Minister of Justice and # N IW INGlAND'S MOST MOOIRN such widespread prosperity." ciency. Many convaniences for the comfort "The Republicans," he declared, would be their duty to enter firat the Air. one of Canada'! .outatand|ng law- PLANT—'Thu^photograph, taken recently WONS- Fulton l>ewU. Jr. yerk. and well-being of employees are also pro "have grown fat on this prosperity into any are* that ia atom- W TIC Irene Dunn * Fred M*c- Van Nuy*. Calif.—Col. H. T. from a hel^pter, snows progress that Is vided. Design featurae include high inten which they could not create. They bombed. When the team la sure REG. Murray. James, 101, a leader In the re being made in the building of Hamilton sity lighting to leaaan eys4itrain, forced fought hard to prevent it. Now it la safe for rescub, work to -be 7 .1 5 - building of San Francisco after Sunday's new plant at Bradley Field, ventilation, ample parking space with an that it is. a reality, they want to gin, the relief elemekte may en WONS-Tello-Test. the 1906 fire and earthquake. WindMr Locks. The plant, scheduled for underground ramp leading to the plant,' he put in charge." ter. The operations an* under the PRICE LVk* ■ WDRC - Jack Smith. completion late this spring, is planned and modem hospital facilities, rrcreation areas, direction of the State Police and ’ M THT -Elmer Darts. out for maximum production affl- snd B larger, up-to-date cafeteria. the Civilian Defense Director Gen 7:80— eral William'Hesketh. 59L95 \ % / / WON.S GshricI Hester. Manchester John W. Bolger k y . WTHT - Silver Eagle FRESH CANDY •A John William Bolger, 78. o f’ J.11 M T ir - N 4 « * of the World. Whitman. Sehraft. P. A S. East Main street, died laat night M'DRC- Peggy Lee. Kept In Refrigerated Case* Date Book at his home following a long ilit ness. He wa* bom in Ireland oh ITS YOURS FOR ONLY .. .WDHC—Ed -Murrow...... 'P rtriia iy"4 i6 T 8 ..... Aug. 2, 1873. -H e -was employed' WONS- P «ltl Page. Artkar Dnis Stfm United Service Organizations for many years as a bartender at WDRC- One Man's Family. the Rockville Hotel. He was a drive. p - With the purchase of any Arvin TV set. gitHI— Tomorrow member of the Foresters of Amer WDRC- ■ FBI in Peace and War Vocal recital. Center Church, ica and the Ancient Order of Hi I f you ever. Intend to buy a T V net— now WONS- Modern Adventure of bernians. 8:30 p. m. is the time to do it— and Arvin is the set Casanova. # START OP AN HISTORIC M OVS-First major they had to go by a circuitous 48-mile route to cover Opera, "Psgllaccl,"'benefit USO He is survived by his wife. Mrs. W TIC—Father Kmiw* Beal. piBfit of tauipmanl, ift be mnvnil from Hamiltnn Sun> the -lA. milee hetweew Beet Hertfeed and W indaer — drifg; "Veriiwni'k' svihmI; » ; 30 p. m. Julia-..-Breshaban ■ Bolgerr - two k-JMUL-Arviit-giv4wi-you-VlSIBIX^valu »-- ^ WHAT rFoIi'sh ■ NPfTTuutTHSifif: dard's East Hartford plant to its new plant in Wind Locks to avoid low underpaaaes. Arrangemanta for February 15 and 18 daughters. Mrs. Justin Lathrop of YOU CAN SEE THE DIFFERENCE! _U’THT -^*_Redhf ad. sor Liocka, waa a furnaos-press combination weighing the tiip-were-mapped out-by-tba CoanacticuLState ------Bock—and—Buskin—play,—High Rockville and Mrs. .Tar 8:36— ,,-aoroe 40 tons. The machine was cut into tectiona for Highway Department. All such moVing of madiinery thy of East Hartford; and live WDRC Playhouse. School Hall. moviiy. Despite this, parte were still so large tha| is pre-plann^ to avoid interruption of production. Sunday, February 17 grandchildren. 1VTJC— Mr. Keen. Peace meeting. Dr. Maurice -The Burke Funeral Home is tn M TH T—Defense Allomev charge of tha funeral arrange- -WONStha-Hardy Family. Hohlfeld,___ speaker, Verplanck Schooir 8 p. m. meantar------8:06— Valentine Party M TH T-Am ateur Show. Monday, Fehniary 18 W TIC—Dragnet. Open meeting. League of Wo A Valentine's jparty wH| be held M'DBC—Mr. Chameleon; New*. men Voters, panel dtsrussion on for the 'Couplef 'of the Vernon W O N S-B ill Hfnry News; Rod ''Participating In Yoiir Party," Community tonight at the Vernon A Gun Club of the Air. Nathan Hale School, 8 p. m. Center Congtegatlonal Church at P:80— Friday, February 23 8 o'clock. TTils will also serve as WDRC Star* in the Air. Masonic Ball at .Masonic Tem an organizational meeting for the M'TIC—Counterspy. ple. formation of a social couple club W ONS—Family 'theater. ______Saturday. February 28 for the community. All couples _8l45— ^ Annual ladies night at British are Invited to attend. iW ffT —Foreign Peporier. ’ ‘ AWcrleitn Chib, 6"p. mr - ...... r . « . i t ’Nigirt------r February 33 jtnd 88 Past ExaIti;d. .RplerA. Nigh t aiHiUi — St: Mary a 10-50'' (Sub” mlnitrel. be ohser\'ed b / the Rockville "Showboat,” parish house. this evening. There '' Feb. LlVto Mhrcjt 10 will be initiation of a class of can- Annual Red Cross drive. didatea with the past exalted ‘Neiiday; I'^bfaary Y8 ' rulers occupying the cHalra. Daughters of Isabeila Fashion ceding the meeting there w ilt be a ' Show at St. James* School Hall. dinner to which all are Invited. Friday, February 28 Entertalnpient is planned. ' BRINGS EVERY STATION Come Double, cnub Leap Year Benefit 'Tonight Dsmee, Community Y, 8:30. to 12. "The Rockville City Hospital VKS Auxiliary will present a benefit program thla evening at the Sykes Jr'p. First Aid Class Auditorium, startliig at 8 o'clock. 2<23EEE1 This will be in two parts, "A # R IA m P R O m U R -H a m ilton Stand- for ua* on gasûrbina eaginas. The other is Will Start Tuesday Night at the Qians Slipper" and erd la meeting the challenge of the jet age dmignand manufacture of jet airesaftequip- # ARIA'S TOP ROWltRS-TheHamatonSUndard "Cinderella Week End.” *131* pro bowling team wound up the ftrst half of the Harlforil •v ----• ceeds win be used for the purchase In two Way*. One ia the deaignand develop^., meat such ** air-conditioning units, jat fUal Industrial Athletic L ^ u e * 3S51-52 W son firmly eur A Jtmior First Aid ■c«!«irse, -llm- meat of big propeller*, like theêighPbladad controls, kteriera> ,«^xiHarv drives end of additional equipment: for . the dual • rotation Turbo .dilfflehwtjn , top poeitiani ■Holdafs ut^ssotatoie-ehauii^' ^ytUoniatic afwve, hydraulic pumps. pionshipe. the Hamilton Stendard team is led by Nick tart on Tue8day“evening, Feb. 19, services to the ; ospital. MAKES EVERY PICTURE y»p>PC:tt>awrrW »f«brat.a»wwra»\. f f A. T.V.v.iv.y.nr;-fk fb p e *^ =T*-'*ihiviihip''''Chrilian':£>e^^ WAf'Jteetlk*:.'’ ' ■ ’ ' iL.-uif -.-tfac: :MiinlciOfl- I. to r., Bruno Perosino.-lohn Lichatz. W. J. Sanders, lulldlng. The hours for the classes Association tonight will hold a Edward Kiezuk, Robert Clough. Joseph Cacek,Cheater will b«i from 7 to 9 p. m. Joseph Founders' Day progrram. Rev. For Nowicki, Walter Lucuk and 'niomas Barry.* McCooe and Edwin Nolan will be-. rest Musser, pastor of the Union the instructor*. Congregational CThurch, w ill,speak NEWS HIGHLIGHTS This is the first class limited to i' on "Democracy at Work In' Har Top value In 17-Inch Open-Fare w Juniors which has been instituted lem." The meeting will start at Console! Nothing can touch this - PIW GROUPS in thiaarea do more to support commun in the local First Aid program, 8 o'clock.. ■ - • beautiful Arvin for performance and ity activities than the employee* of Hamilton Standard. and the only one contemplated at Vegetable arawera value! A-1 Arvin Ihial Power fea SEE THESE RIGGER. SETTER TV SETS TODAYI this time. Boy and Girl Scouts tures. Slanted safety glass over pic- ; Their moat recent achievement was a contribution of H HAMILTON STANDARD'S 9,000th IMPLOYII Vegetable growers from are particularly urged to sign up throughout Tolland County will lure tube Is glate'-proof—and easily . / over $2400 to the recant "MUe-O-Dimes” campaign in < — Morgan E. Dawaon, of 6 CotUge Street, Bloomfield for this course which 1* designed meet thia,e\ening at-the Eiolton removable. Oversize rasters' for easy (shown right in checked shirt 1 recently became the Hartford. to w'ork into their regular Scout Center Community House at 7:45 moving. Model 13lorR Mond, $419.95. V/ /ights whin t fift thi neiiar 1,000th employee on Hamilton Standard's current pay-. ing program. o'clock. Model 5310CM, mahogany ....'. YOUR NIIOHRORS who work at Hamilton Standard roll. An Air Force veteran, and father of two children. Enrollment may be made by »,»pip put it thin tn timing mil* should beat the community average for good health this Dawson will-work as a materials testing laboratory phoning 5111 or by appearing at GETS 4 TO 18 YEARS year. One reason is that 2,600 o f them took advantage technician. He is shown in the picture on the right the first class. -Tfiere is no <^harge CaeparoMen wkh you* nalghbaft awka* a luceewfvl porty-llM. of the annual opportunity to receive firue inoculations with his supervisor John Atticks (standing) and Chirie* ' ■fob the course, which is offered by ■ Hartford, Feb. 14—on —Alexan Kaap your cenvatioliem iKort, ond ipoca out calk. Than against influenza given on company time at the plant Morris (seated)' at hardness-testing machine. the Red Cross to the public aa a der Smith, 33, w h » fled from the community service. avaryowa wM *ni*y bsNar party-Hna sarvica. hospital. Gsbom State Prison farm at En B io s y field last Oct. 5 and was captured See ihtt "differeneel HAMILTON STANDARD Cockpit Refrigeration Units <, BRISTOL WfBMAN KILLED several weeks later at Amarillo, 8 M TM M n PARTY4WM IM V K I Absolute tops in table modeia, with Arvta 31- have now been ordered in nibstontiai quantitiee by the Tex., was sentenced to from four Hear the difference t c r e a t e 1. -Atok« call* af rwnonobi* bitgrti. Bristol,' Feb. 14—tD —Mr*. Ra to 10 years In the State Prison Inch Perma-Focus PIrture. Siixntcd safety gtasa U. S. Air Force and the Navy. The new product haa mona Henne. 50. o f this city waa yesterday by Superior Court over picture tube Is glare-proof— and removable 195 2. ANaw a IHtla tima batwaaa caNi. ^ n specified for installation on seven airplane type*, HAM ILTON STANDARD instantly killed late yesterday Judge William J, Shea. Smith for eaay cleaning. Model 52t1Tll, Blond $819.95. Save the difference t 6211TM, mahogany ...... f e r n * ® * 3. Oiva up lha fine in amargandas. including jet fighters and a turboprop transport. when, police said, she ran into a originally was sentenced tp.. the bua at a street intersection and Cheshire Reformatory from the DIVISION OF UNITED AIICRAFT CORPORATION waa hurled to the pavement. A t Superior Court at Bridgeport for Bristol Hospital where *he wa* robbery with violence, indecent THi SOL'IHI («'N NfW (NGUND TELEPHONE Ji EAST Hartford, Connecticut found to be dead on tirrivai. it wa* aaaault and burglary in '1949. A aaid death waa due to a skull year later he waa sent t o the ! '4 fracture. Her husband. Hah*. State Prison and waa transferred aunrlTea. to tha farm in April of laat year. . . S'

— I i],i ■ ■TTîg'kMRf I'* i ..-j. i N >-sola.v. ■etSt^xse." I . i A-: \ ‘'C * ' , ^ \ , f i -H-r- ^ ^ ■JU1C6V8TEB EVENING HERALD. ICANOIESTER, NN.^ THDRSDATr IÊBRUARY 1^ 1982 ■ ...... ,g- ’ -HAKeHESTEli tV E NW C HKBALDb MAKCHBg Tgfe gONKir THURSDAY. FEBBUABY4 4 r4 M » t ôiinriKr ‘SluBrtMrni rr«d MlUtr, A. Harry W. Olatn. Point girla* taaa dafaatad Union .“Tan-Apart" aata ar lira. Joaaph Mdtycka, R*v. .^gl- Report Slaying girU, n to 10. Rajaaaaa Tktrsault. Film on Katyn and M4diad toady for aWphiaBt. SontliCkrveiilry. nald A. Marrlfiald, William Glaa- tana hlgk aeorar.for Union witk 14 .. M k o n t o sU tad th at toera ney. Rev. Truman O. Ireland. Rev. O f Gafsa Caliph l^ n U . Held Red View ad ordera made naeaataiy aopiui- F m l i 8m F ^ . N «w I d S p m m 115,0 0 0 - HiB. raiMM UMia John C. CurUn. Bather Koehler. The Timothy fedwarda Fellow Sion of the infant Industry, ao the OMcntiT i-«sn Robert Hurat, Georg* Dart and ship met Wednesday night at Wol near^ building at 80 Cottaga n S H AND CHIPS WItH OUR FRIALATQBL____ fOsattMMd tr««B Pag* O m ) ill ' ...... Donald G. Smith. (CeaUaHed froai Faga Oa«) cott Chapel with a potlupk supper ■traiit waa purchased. Onr n«w annitary proeeaa gives you a dcUcions, ctiap. Connecticut Power Co. Provides I 7 Tba OMhUl Kmargcney Bqiuut Tbe Robertjon School girla’ bas preceding .the meeting. Bumper la IN I Miaa Qiblin, Xlwi B. (t Construction Difficulties M et ketball team loat to the East *r the raported killing waa con- was aerved by Mrs. Howard Ben the Him ftom behind the Flahar and Anthany Chatnan. all golden brown food R«nb in the flavor! Come injMd I lac„ will conduct a clua In tba "XroB Curtain." t back praaauia and d m lift mpthod School of Rockville. S3 to 15, Mon naeted with a new Sars-up of vio nett. Mrs. Kernrit BeniMtt and of MaaelMstar, tevmtad and per> tnr th«m! PRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS P A l^ D mNCHESTER G ROWS day afternoon at Coventry. . Scor lence In the French protaetprate. Mra. Edward Kvehn. Mra. John According to Louia Otfinowakl, faetad this davie* far keeping For Manchester's Growing Load lof artificial reapiratlon Friday at Laat month NatlonaJiat/kflUtors TO TAKE ROBIB. CALL 2-8003. »7:80 p.m. in the Coventry Qrance er* for Rockvilla were Suchtcki, Fagnham and Mrs. Frank Bristow eonunander of Oen.. Haller Po*t separata vart-colorad yonu whan Becaum of its proximity to the Rcntachlcr Field in East set off a series of riots, but a calm xa-ebe in charge of the groigrain. Polish World Whr Veterans, of ia ' : Ni IMBC4 O »■ ■' . Kl . ; HaU ui North Coventry. 1>; Clone, 8: Bolle*. 6; for Coven knitting Argyla aoeks and aiaraat- (HAS U5t0 pch p EAK LOAI 1 \ Hartford approval of the location and design of tha Unaa try, Dori* Weat, 12; Janet Rych- had settled the country until yes- A meeting of the Pleasant Val dty, the displaced person arrived era. The invention waa flrat axhlb- RcsibeN ri4L cus rOMCRh I AU men and yrdmen are invited terdsy, when new miiior Incidents in New Britain from England COMMUNITY RESTAI Line and Station Now In Service ftcsioch TIAl CU! TOMCfl MANCHI STCH SV ITkM \ l in that area had to meat the requiramautis of the Civil Aero- i t o attend w hethet or not enurae* llng. 8. Beat guards, Rockville, ley Club will be held tonight at -7 Ited toeChlcago last yaar, again 7./-fV*''’ tt fim iid'liavrTSrttir Blltinga; Coventry, Nahey-Ghar-^ w tr t r f Port■ -1 near the airport was not secured from its BostonI office until Tranaportatlon for member* of the Legion of Honor decoration which NlfM." Mrs. Lane. Mr*. Leona and later, with the French under tag department stores throughout 4 - Okott Street have, bean in Rarytca for aavaral waaka. In fact ; no charge and all are urged to ^he French haiâwarded him. He ground in World War n, said Ot- tha country. July, 1951. V bring a friend. team waa furnished by Mra. Eu Never* and Mias Ratall* Braaee tha Bubatation and one circuit of the line ware in-aarvica over gene Rychling and Carl Wataon. r protested a Ffench campaign to will be the hosteaae*. finowiki. llie - next program aMating of B • IST% , / - The greatest difficulty to be surmounted waa the securing I The mentioned method of. arti- wipe out ihatigators of laat : ficial reapiratlon haa been adopted School aeaaiona a t the pubUe Abe Miller Post, American Le the SoropUmlst Chib will follow a the December “peak” when the Mancheatcr k»d exceeded 15,000 of “promised” delivery of the materials required in the con> achoola and Cb-ventry Day ^h o o i month's de^nst rations and ac dinner a t Oavey*a Reataurant, ■■ ' tby the American National Red cused the French Foreign I..eglon gion, has called a special meeting K.W. However, just in cam any "huga” developed in the new atruction of the line, for the transformers and for tl|a switch- ' C n m - Thla method aupercedej the will.rloae Friday afternoon for *m - for Friday at 8 o'clock at the' Giblins_Are Hosts Monday, Feb. 88. at 5:80 p.m. NENT POSITION ond term receaa. The third term of violating women, dynamiting a equipment the Company waited until February 12th before ing equipment to be installed both in ManchesteiMind in - , prone preaaure method which ha* mosque And desscratlng sacred Community Hall. been atandard in thi* country for \vlll begin F'eh. 25. A meeting of the Wapping Fair placing ita new tranamiaaion facilitiea “in permanent mrviee.” Hartford. Delivery could only be promised after aplnmval ' Coventry Day School pupil* Moaleny hooka To Soroptimists FOR WOMAN WITH —- -7----- had been given by defen.se authorities in Washington. many year*. Mr. GledhiU aay* It Association will be held Friday at The new facilitioa consiat o f a 115,000 volt two circuit fêcl ; win be taught in all flrat aid have contributed 135.75 toward 8 p. mi a t th e W apping Com " ' r-' Actual rnnsf ruction of the line wasiunusually difficult be- elaaae* aa aoon aa inatructor* can the March of Dime* fund cam munity House. Officer* xvill be Mra. Mary Giblin and her CTENOeRAFHiG EXPERIENCE tower line fmm Hartford, a new 115,000 volt tranaformw In- paign. Thia bring* to a total to cau.se the did 22,000 volt line, adjacent to the new line and . ■ be trained. Triple Attraction elected and report* given 1>y tha daughter, Mlaa Katherine M. Gib- atallation in Hartford and a new 115,000 volt aubatation in . ; The Booth-Plmocll Memorial U- date of Sl.035.11 toward the drive. different, committee*.------.------im the same right of way; had to be kept in mrviee supply- Blectrician’i Mat* S/c Fredef- Iin were ho*teii«i' to the Sorop- OVERTIME M__ ' / , brary. Inc. i* condueUng a houae- 7^ At Kicldiiî’ Show Saturday at 7 p. m. a aîal PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS Khaatar. Power for the Manchcatar area, which waa pra- / —ing-Manche.ster. This live line and the fact that, beesum v fr ^♦b-hbuae memherahip drive. Mr*. ick C. Roae is on hla w sy to Cali one-ball tournament will b# Umlst Club for ita February bust- Fieusly hroiBght over a 22,000 volt two circuit wood poia Hna, our immediate need for additional capacity in Mancheater# John tt. Wealland i» chairman. fornia from Sasebo, Japsn. for/ bowled at the Community Hall al nesa meeting recently at their YACAnONrirCRllAVi. PAID HOIJOATS • discharge. He served in Kor^ cornea j[o the new atation on Olcott Street at 115^00 vOlla. * / one of the new 11.5,000 volt circuits had to be energiz^ h ^ ; ‘ Adult memherahip* are $1: junior. A triple *ttri(ctlqn xvill feature leys. Both men and women may home, 46 Cottage street. a fore the condulitors of the mcond circuit were plac^ on tha ' iW cent*; children. 2.1 rent*. during part of his time overseM- the special kiddles' show at the bowl and the public ia inxdted. There it ia atepped down to 22,000 volta a t which voltage it ia . ' J He waa called to active duty Nov. The claaaiflcstion . committee. towers, were added hazards. _ ) The Senior High Youth Fellow- State theater'Satxirday afternoon, Priaea will be awarded to the high fed to Mancheater and alao back to Eaat Hartford to carry a 22. 1950. He 1 a a veteran of Mis* Jessamine Smith, Mi** Jessie . R. BURR & CO., INC. !*hip of the Flrat Congregational vvith the door* acheduled to open acorera. 0 part of the Hartford Electric Light Company load in that area. One unusual priiblem was encountered in constructing the ' Church will conduct a food *ale World War II. in which he airrved All resident* intereated .In form Reynolds and Mrs. Giblin, present line. Several towers are Iqcated in tobacco fields w here, I Saturday for the benefit of the 22 month* m the PaciSc ar^. at 1;30 and the ahow to start at ing an Ei*enhower-for-pre*ident ed the names of six ellgiblh proa- I l f OAKLAND STREET The planning of. the new facilities started in 1948 and ordera 193* 1941 1949 1951 1941 1949 j aanctuarv redecoratioh fund. The He la the son of Mr. u d Mra. 2 o'clock. club have been Invited by Repre- pectlve members and they xyera Oyer for some of the equipment were placed in that year. Work on foundation work had to be done before the ficMa w ere, • aaJe vdll be fmm 11 a m. to S p m. Wilton L. Rose of Ripley Hill, The first attraction xaill be com aentative Clynton Buckiand to a voted upon favorably.' CALL MR. HOGAN, TEL. 4141 the line started in the spring of 1951 and it was flrat enerigixed % INCREASE SINCE planted, and other work had to wait until the tobacco had*- ,at Hlll'a Pharmacy. Sebert Build South Cox-entry. Hla vylfe, the edy races' on the screen and the meeting at the firehouse Monday The treasurer, Mr*. Lillian G on November 13, 1951, been harvested. , ing. South Coventry. Kay Hanaen. former Louise Topllff, and txx-o axxardlng of toys as priiea to evening, Feb. 18. a t 7:30. Thi* tafson, was instructed to^4end Thm Hundrad Srndrii .lenhin*. Paula Day. Lu daughters are Ilvdng ^ U i her par member* of the audience. This has meeting xx-ill be for organiaafional check* to the. current USD and cille Shirley and Karle W. Roae. ents, Mr.' and Mrs. /Hafriaoh F, been tried in other places and haa puipose* and sounding out the Heart fund drives, andAne sum of PinisliMi M onanmto u 4 1 Jr. will be in charge. Topllff, In Willlmant'ie. been found to be a most success opinion of those attending. 100 dollars to a medically indigent Miit4(n« In Onr Display I Mr*. Lillian Parker will oh*er\e ful type of entertainment. Tonight St. Ann's Mother* Clr- family In town. A.ehntrlbution waa Y ar^ T s Gh«M« F m a l Safety . Record Manchester's Future her »1 birthday today. St, Valen- - The second part of the ahow ,cl* will meet at the home of Mr*. voted to th^'American Legion I tine'a Day. Fareiil Chib Sees will constat of cartoons and the Martin McGrath at 8 o’clock, and Auxiliary, which each June sends ^ TlMt^Fiiieat In Needs Cared ------tnatructirm*- in- round and aipiare th ird -part wHl be Roy- Rogers and th r - Mother ■ 'Cabrint' U tirle’ will two-l«c*iiîgh '*chool aenlom-to- Good. No, .. ‘dancing py Mr*. .lane C**per will Mjr PPali Trigger" - in a western meet a t the home of Mr*. Ray UCOnp-Glrl* State. be ’^ e n T'riday.TnOm TMtOTO PTm LiUl&League Film hYovier mond Valade' of Elllnglbn roadT PRtigti jNew__Ficilities- -Ojst-- p m. Ilf the Robenaon School audi Youngsters are urged to bring Mr*. Luther Burnham and Mra. sale at the March 10 meet .. — " ^ A e h HLLTt torium. Anyone vTho want* to John Hedlund. superintendent their mothers and dads to the William Chapman will be the hqi Ing.'and a food sale on Saturday, Workmanship IN MANCHESTER IH S l,3 0 0 ,0 0 0 ' learn I* welcome. There will he of recreation for Manchester, shew with them, aa this promiaea teaaea for tha latter meeting. April 5, at Hale's store. dancing bv record mu*lc until showed tntereating'mox-lea of the to be the funniest ahow seen at The first rehearsal for thrTourth After a social, the Soroptimists Material Three Service 10:30 p.m. after Inetruction*. . Little League to the Keeney Street the local theater in a long time, annual St. Franci* of Am ISI Min request^ Mias Glbllh to show ■ The Nathan Hale Onmmunlty Parent Teacher* Club at their and the groxx-n-upa are sure to en strel Show waa h*Jjd''Wednesday them her workrooms in the base Interruptions of Substation Center executive committee wllf meeting hdd on Tuesday evening joy It as much a* the youngsters. night at-the churplfnall. The di ment of their horn* where the Catting done in our own Can Be Increftsed meet Thuraday at 3 p. m. there. at the school. Mr. Hudlimd re This type of ahow will be held at rector this yeairia Joseph Rourke shop from the rough atone Mia* .loan .Stewart, vocallat, will marked that the Little League is the State every Saturday for a of Hartford..^ nyone interested la to the finished memoriaL MALONEY’S In spite of the fact that the appear on the Jaffa'* program over time, with no change In the usual doing a wonderful Job training the invited tpôln the chorus or to try new line was constructed with Each of the two tranafonnera bl AYNHC-TV Feb. 22 Inatead of F ri young hoy* to be good bail play prices for kiddle shows. out fqj*^pecl*ity numbers. The FOR RADIO AND TELEVISION day aa announced. Mlaa Stewart in fifty feet of the 22.00Q volt the next’ subslatlon has a ratiM ot- er*. Owing to the large population show is sponsored by the church BAKED BEAN line which carried the Man baa a previou* engagement. She of Mancheatd;^ _lxvo league* will Mcn'a Club and will be presented m a n c m e s t e r 27.000 K.3V. and with the addltton ------wNaa-one of-the tie winner* on the in late April or early TWay. SALES AND SERVICE chester load until the new line of oil elrctilaHon and faii~c4Mffi^f March of Dime,* amateur talent have lobe formedlKI* year, xvhlch will train a larger number of boys. Wapping During the annual meeting of SUPPER was completed, the new line the rated espnelty-of each aut-ba ____ beneftt^ ahow recently. the. Volunteer Fire Department. -MEMORIAL The. late George Waddell and s ii. °was built without ft single Inrreaiied to 45.900 K.YT. A t thia i Mra. âm ea T. McNamara of variou* aarvlc* club* in town first Georg* Enes wa* named fire chief Pint CMqrwqotioifal Ti South Cdyentry haa received word Mr. and Mr*. Henry jS ^ rn e r of mrious injury. pereent Hme the Manehester aiaa sponsored the League in 1950. A Wapping Center are pil> parents of for hla fourteenth consecutlx:* C O M i^ N Y of. the death of her brother. Wll- Booster Club haa been formed by year. Other officer* chosen were Chureh i t Ymeoii A. AIMETTI, Prop. One blasting operation took load that l« carried by thia tnbata- liam J. Flenrtming, in Plainfield, a daughter bom aL4he Manchester parent* of the boy* In order to Memorial Hoapjtil Monday. Herbert Rose, first deputy chief; the adjacent line out of serv llnn Is about 15,000 K.W. and th at Saturday afternoon. Richard Jone*. second deputy COR. nSARL aad HARRISON keep interest from lagging. Mr. Ellaxvorth^M^morlal High School FRIDAY, FEB. 22 ice on April 26, with a result part of The Hartford Electric The 4-H Towtt Committee haa chief: Raymond Hack, third depu AT dtSO P. M. STREETS RADIO AND HLEVISION announced the following'memhera Hedlund also showed movies of the hasketbaUfeam vx-aa defeated here ing interruption to service in I.laht Company'* East Hartford yarloua activities going on In the T uesd^'eyenlng, 35 to 32, by ty chief; Lee Magee, William Engs Sponsored b.v 7'nutb Fellnxvship Oppoelte Esat Cemetery of Ita committee: hfra. Wlnthrop and Henry Dodd, captains; Wil t e l e p h o n e 7787 Or 5207 440 CENTER STREET Mahehester of about two load that Is carried by It Is abeot Merriam, chairman', Mr*. Owen S. recreation buildings in toxvn. Theae Thomkiton High. Thomaaton also to raise money for aiimmer con e actlxdtie* Inriuda ^ swimming. xyoh the Jayvec g am e... 29 ,.to_ 23^ liam .Watrou* and Anthony ferences. Menu: Baked bean*, minutes. 18.000 K.W. —-Traak;- aecretary; GHbert - H:- DvvoHitf. lieiitenahts; Albert 'Wnd- Open Sondaya ...... TELEPHONE 2*1044----- ■ !.v'^«tnrr»; Georg# A- Kingabhi^; Mr#. ' pibA pong, hoxyling ,*n^ Eilsworth High ,has, had on* .of the salad, meat,, bread said, batter, Two other accidents cciiFrM pool.' poorest aeasona Ip 'a long tl'me Khd e r w aa named 4'nexxi -fir* eommis- coffee hnd -ciike;'':'” "~"'‘'“”-''-'‘-'''- ' Ihiy’' lU m t Save' ldoiN>y'' «BrDeecmber 5th shoetiy after: —Purtng-the-buslnesa meeting the does not -win tite next two aioncr.__ -Dthera—include__JoaeplL| -Talent ahow-wlH-fOtleav— -thfr Kne^wras-placetl-in-servicer- viteimm—nnv?e, to he”RW'"on games It wm not make the tour- K rawski,— ehairmam—G: Do .'laturday evening wa* diacuaacd. ney. The next game xx-ill be Benjamin, Harold Newberry and CHILDREN I'N DER 12—$.50 both of which caused short in meet the ^ntlniied load growth FALSE TEETH It xx-as voted to aet the age limit played Friday night at Deep River Alex Bloîi.e. terruptions of service. One that i* erapeeted la the Manche*- of children attendthg to 16 years. with the Regional High School ler-Kaat Hartford area space haa Rock. Slide or Slip? was cau.sed by a workman ac been provided for the inatallatlon FASTEKTII. an tmpr<»vpti pow der to Mrs. Corripe Pockett's room team. cidentally tripping a switch in Rprifiklfd uppd*r or plRtfu. xx'on the attefxdance fisg. of a third transformer and for the Ifrth-nior^ firmly in pltc#. The Union Grammar School the' Substation and later on axx'itrhing and other equlpaneat. Dd Drtt 9lldp, 9|lp or rrtck. No Jtumm'', Refreshments of aandxxdchea. boys' basketball team defeated f^F-llnir FAiê cookie* and coffee xx-ere aerved by Warehouse Point team, 41 to 19. the same day a rope broke al that xvill he added aa additional EUHtK It tUulinf (irmiAcld). Dnr« in»t Mrs<^ Albert James, Mr*. John 22.QOO volt line* are neefled be #Dur. Chjfk* "plAtP odor'* (dpniurp here Tuesday afternoon. Bob Kil; lowing a conductor to swing tween the MilMtatlon and lo4ul oea- f>t FASTBICTIl tl Any drug Pearc*, Mra. RxÛ RabwU gad Patrick was high scorer (or Union Npxv SuhataUnn im Oksitt Street, Manchester, which ia fed from the 115,000 volt two clrinnlt ateel into the 115,000 volt circuit ters throiighont the area. Mr*. John Monaghan. with. 31 points. The Warehouse 4- lower line. Frnni It, Mancheatrr’a power aiipply la taken over three 23,000 volt llneo and n part Pine Pharmacy then in service and also put Inrludlng, the changea which wei* • of The Hartford 'Electric Llaht Company's kmd In FAst Hartford I* carried by the two rlrcnlt 22,000 volt line ninnlna back to Eaat H artford on the toxtrer J|n e ri|(ht of way. ting the 22.000 volt line out made at the South Meadow Sta 444 CiNTilL STREET — TELEPHONE 2-f814 Our employees* wages of mrviee. The resulting in tion and in other Ilnea the roat o( Spare I* proxided for expruidina the capacity ot thia aubstatton by th« inatallatlon of an addi ^ Group -of Kne«ts la*pectlaK tnuMOiliMlmi aqalpm ent a t the Substation Tuesday, Feb. 12, xvhrn tional tranaformrr. terruption lasted twelve min the mrav Manchester line and Sabe; utes. the plant waa opened for puhiie inapeettoo. station waa about $1,800400. . LAST S DAYS have increased 236% since Part of the Line of High Tension Towers 'ing, Electricity To Manchester lOO^F WOOL before World W ar II ~ '■ -m i WINTER MEirs 'x > '< . ' * ’ (plus other henefits) • 7. >saaMjpuaSu, C O A T j JSUJTS • Worsteds C onplati HOME RQUARRMR • Sharkskins • Tweed* Regular Regularly 39.95 ASlzea_lLln-4flL: —14,5tl-1 o-o2x50 - mi xsKixi «*t- «'i" nKcuwktm w ONLY 16% SINCE 1924

BUY IHI laRGf SIZl iND savi' BOYS’ im » 4 hUIUBM IM1V lua. mt hnS . FUIOIS MUU FMSICn Mil If you work for wages or a salary, you know that it is difficult to ttFWntCIIB low 1111. af4tW#*TA*WNE Fticc m M .n tn , keep ahead of inflation, even though your income has increased. SUITS •OTN SO* ...... In. Me He l u l NTaaeam moxM me I Cm Mb* IPJtWi” ” puM...... Nf. 4k 33c 3Ic R ■ Cahardine,s I viAMcsssriSma itxnuwe ceoen sraw If you live on a income you can really appreciate our problem, 8 ou«n . ... III. Me Tic 3fc R • Sharkakins a s i.5 0 ‘ . because our "pay.” ha* only been irictcased once in the past 28 years. 8IOt4ACWa*CC04*»OUMa SNatemai nassoou He i m R • Tweeds im* ess SeSweU *. Wnv «f ...... lop-x,. . . kt m...... R c f ^ H r M onN sin I NTifAt lAccuasM ratun. Yet "wF cosuTre lo afm ^i^ SpSEii§' • Sizes ,8 to Ifi 19.50 to 24..50 mw I MU BU W p. lOOOl. K4|. lift Ifc 3.11 R our operators haf more than doubled sifi<» 1940.’In additioii to the Sp«**-S«v*r MEN^S MtlCINE CNIST^ MU OF MA8NISU qu^ Ne cost of other benefits, our taxes, like yours, have greatly increa^. So MIIIM AlCOmi ..pint 7li B4TTIIS lerirtSMSWit h « the price of buses, tirea, repair parts and everything e ^ w e buy., SPORT SHifMS a tt m* k w « • MMUALM...... pint Me MO IvRinu •) ti|. an [tek cwM KUNZOAinnCFTK..pint Tie CGRTS W« have applied for new rates of fare -whidy leave-the •O U T n m - 1IA TOWM • (•ahardines sew Csiim. kart n>tMxM'».m.lfc 7* fait RuaWr aiwrti* eabn 3krS9( presemt 10( jera unthmugad for the large mimbfr of passcingers Mm wtirwik pa pm POWDin PUN - • Sharkakina uimM »4ara.-a'.„.. lAk-jiKt '. /» Hding Within one-mile from the center o fy itt principal cities ■•■Tweeds...... VnAMM-S|-|Mialr«MM . eK ■we-ii»vk Tbaia mt/r from thi criiHr 'VI/ * Corduroys ww 5.48 Regular • M t u c m B ^ iumba CHOCOLAIt M M 34>4o> 44. 19.50 to24iS« > I’tw'EUi j i e eUy hut M sdt^ jh o presom4aro i ^ s t d U p4$f:l 2V^^ ■NTrUr r- MOM uHL~IfNf;« i i o ia»ifin jiii' 'tokem. Tam fodgrcftter clutsi ftiid pupils’ fare will ftl|g MEN'S ^ MTMfnNmihHiawal .lawiin 'PMomi ue«ss.w«n«M>...... m Mi fUTMCMHCwUstaalw* ...aaratk W ll TSMU SMWX. IMK net rah b ilk be ificreaied $ltghtly. nntt T4#TH MM* o*a kHWM, Ui Wia tTa saqvti cis wc-o stir...... m dc TRENCH^ M BU MITIM NM Siwwt .... ta Th UMTII me HiTi. lv tw ..... I mU 4k NMn, KWIM tn Baaa OMaln nas lb nua UMVM awa Caws a m. Ira ra> Ml PLASTIC RAIN BOOTS TIUT1X41 MU CMW bwt ha IIM a Me Can luck avay tUM CUM laa raiaai...... h* UraMI ■ puna . SM A m mpt WILL STILL B£ tTm Twi nu aaik** I an.. w «*■ ms IH CUaiTn KT a. as lataa. Maaf . Ma FAMIIY COM* MHN tSUK Hanaraa I art IratTnI.n ASSOR7MINT YOUkMGGEST BARGAIN A WUCaaeee ...... Manaath 1 « at intM tijilat: 3 • -X / /M l CTl Regular far MUnim an aaw laal...... Na Sit WiiSiia ..U lai 37.95 to 43.95 Ban MMB na*. aaai aa ask lira.....Bk MMm Mwaa iSaa...... Wi 2h Rtiali B|SMA |(eX MMM NNieaaa«a't lai'... *ra |k Tli Saalrtluai aican iiaHiea aceti until BUCUl NMUTTN arasr.... aai aaUa 4U am h|. n< I NT* ^ III Minti Mm CiCUi Imran. Inrauara « laHar . 4k T H -a m h t^ 1 THE ttiiinm i. KUhTMimi..... f ...... iaaara4k A Rtralght axvay nretion of the txvo rirru lt 115,000 volt loxver line. Each circuit A comer loxxer in Ihe TIS.INN) volt line requires especially heavy rxinslniction. Where Top Meclion of Toxver being loxvrred Into place on the W ilbur Cross Highway nea. OpoR Thors. consists of three phase wires 4ukI there are two o^re* the top ot the tower wMsk the line runa straight away the puU of the wtreo In one direction Is balanced hy Urn lOU CAN DIVtNO ON ANY OHUC PROOUil THAI BIARl THI NAMI RIIAU protect against llghtalng. Forbes Street In East Hartford. Hie wood phle Hne carries tlM two $2,09« toK e lr - ' pull of the wire* In Ihe oppoelte direettoa and the wires "hold" the tourer np. At a cults which previously supplied Manehester aad which are now oaed ta 4«rty power •HI f P.M. One circuit of the line connects xaith the South Meadow Statton of The Hartford cxinier tou-er all utre* are pulling from tha aide. frm the new 115,000 volt sabstatlon la Manchester, back to lead ceatara ta Itari Electric Light Company aad the other coanacts with Tha Coaneettent Power Com Hartrorda pany’s "Agawam'' liae to M4U|*achaaetts. The Maaebestar load caa ha carried irith Pine Pharmacy either aae of three two circulta out of aenlee. 444 CEPITER STREH — m EPH O N E. 2 - f t 14

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: 1 ^ COKK, *KOT ------'' 'H ... -i- adll-aii4-nw «piln ir.that wotEdf „JRRSW MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, .MANCHS8TERr«)NNir-THUH^YrÊBRUARY^r*W2^ wHM TM* <■ * «wmUy >R B e ^ Undi^lng" IJJt.-i-. rjto ljettrr help-Uie causa o f world peace, , - trhieh the atruifc entity c»U«4 th«- moved over tbe week-end without ployment for ManchMter ' This was, aa it came, something id : •oul hu r*«Uty, Md It I* • braalt The Opeii Fotrirn Seam an Trainjng any interruption in producUon. dentr, but that ao numbera of new ^ntnitig JferoUk -reporter, who tries-4oLRifBlu88l-.lt. of..* straight neara atorj^ ao that (^ y Co. Move OitmaM aald today that the “enr aa^hyea would be hired ptm usesD v t v m in p o litl^ terms." . ■ no newspaper carrying it waa latged facilities wU^ more effi m uu> ntnmMo oo, wc. This I* en„ srticle we think privileged tp insert a query aa to Communications for publications in the Open Forum srill not Richard B. Dsacy; '.sesRuui re Back in News —----- ciently accommodate the com Tim compMy ia engaged in ex . .U BiMWU StTMt Starts Friday pany's growing Maff, which has ehotild he resd, wherever thinkinc whether or not Mr. Taiiman'a bo guaranteed puMiention if they contain more than 30 words, cruit, USN, of 236 School atrtst, perimental w a ^ and pilot p-oduc- KtncbaaUr. Onin. nia.herald reaervea the right to decline to publish any matter is undergoing recruit training at NBWT 9 5 X ItM P; N . PHeea increased by more than 25 per tioh of highly advanced eJactroniC' waMCAB r. raR0T780N. shout Spsiit has tended to fall in leadership^ waa beneficial to t))e cent in the past year; and which • i ^ T S R R. nWOTTBOK. that may 'ba lltcloua or which is in bad taste. Free cxprcaaion the U.8; Naval Training Center, Sedta Zonen’ Permian Hartford Concern Ex and T V e^pnM nt and in elaaai- to reli0 ous irrooves,^ for or ^ u s e of World peace. 4* expected to increase even more flsd defenaa product'on. Pobtiifatn ,. of political viewa is desired by cantributions of this character Bainbridge, Md. . . reuBBvd Octobw if. 11*1 against. As tii many insfances, the When, next day, three ad don to Build' Joiiim' pects to Be in Hilliard In the light of current and expect truth is^ more, complex than either ditional ' vlaitora gave three dif but leUera whkb are defamatory or abusive will be rejected. This Initial training Includes in nzBt Nattaial Rank ed orders. . . . " ^MUbO* Rwry Cr»nt»g EswH struction in such fields as seaman Rooms in Afkurtment ^ Min (location Monday Earlier this year, a apokeaman elem^tal loyalty or elemental ferent veraion.s of the Truman sit Of Maachaatar...... SS t t VBua«va Md Hallddri. Entf-t«rm-pa| FRICASSEE ------in high school and college, know! the Greer Mimiorlal Hoepltal. n ie was reisdared at tha same time ^boHlilBÎMMS^45r i^ * ^ r i»h »«’ Rrpr***nt*tlv*.: Th* developmert of, .new. surglral and,, ~ Y a n k e e v always lyipointcd Jamas Sheekey rpatar JUltui M*thf*i -8p«I*rAp*n^ - N**r Acting Town ' ManagerT '"Wfieh edge of how- to use a library Is of tB) waa cKmKMI -tfiree— year* M O n m 8 ALE8 dkii& SHURFIn E medical technlqiibs. th* provision ago when its head. Dr. Forbea Hartford Ble6. U . Tork. Chtc*»o, Drtroll «n(l BoMnn. By A. H. O. Mr. Waddell died Jim Sheekey great value to students. BUICK SALES and SERVICE for the constructiim of a zix-eSsr llandy’a Freah HANDY OR RATH'S of greater research facilities, the Th* use of the library at'Bar- Adam, waa charged with malors'-- garage for the building was Hartford Gds Co. . member AtTJIT BVREAU o r was named Acting Town Mana PEANUT BUHER SMALL LINK training of more specialists, have' nard School has been a part of the tice by tjie State Board of Health. tu m ^ down. So. New a R a ’ LA.TIONS. .... pR- .the.. s u rfa ^ ger^ by the Board of Directors. He 285 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER T e L - - 34—.. 36 Tegular,rcurrlcntum, one period Or. ' Adatie-waa eubeequently- rein-^ S A U S A G E lb. 71c FRANKFIUTS^^ ail played their pary. | seem” fo be abso^^ was broujfht along by' Mr. Wad P H O N E 2-4571 Jarvii had ’ originally been OsMiwales 12 fix. Jar Th* H*r*l(l Prlntinf Comptnit. Inc. each week being scheduled for stated by th# Superior CMurt. He granted an exception to build the 33e »Mum*»' no fln*nclil r*»pcm«thimy for But. however varied the sources ! l*oo between th* qiiestion of the dell to be "heir apparent" and the Am./Hardware 18H 2044 SERVE IliEM WITH Board acknowlMlged hia abilities getting acquainted with books in ia now taking a post-graduate OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 , four-family apartment house in typo*r»phkil *rror« •pp*»rln* In od- of this encouraging progress may I {’ ['" r ’"'’'’ course in surgery at Bellevue'Hos A iy ^ , Hart and Heg. 4944 5244 Pinehurat Fine SHURFINE KRAUT... 24 cflu 17c v*?tll*m*nt. *nd oth.r r*»dln* rn.lMr .. . , ■' highway and the question of an and Mr. Waddell's confldenre by the Various sections, aa philoso June, 1B50, and It waa on the basis Freahly Ground b* there Is on* direct way of do-, Rast-West highway through Halt phy. religion, social sciences, pital, Nevv 'York City. of this exception that strong op S p rin g ...... 30 33 S & W KRAUT...... 2 '/ , can A30 In Th* M«nch»*l*r Ermine H*r«H. giving him his present appoint itot Braes ...... IS 15 ing our best to see that It is con- I ford to a proposed new bridge ment. aclence, literature, etc., another position on th* part of property LEAN GROUND BULK KRAUT...... 2 lbs. 25c Thursday, February 14 C2>Ulns ...... 175 195 ' tinued, with *n nccentualion and n*roM the Connecticut river at James Sheekey waa born and period assigned for the use of ref owners living in the vicinity BEEF ...lb.'81c building had developed at E m -H art...... 66 71 not a slackening of its pace, with Hsi-tford. raised in Manche.ster and I have ence books In preparing material ■sx- B S 3 Lb. watched him grow. He left ■ an for. units-of- work. 7- ■---- .•------JO hearing. Fafnir Bearing •••*•• .3644 -3944 UTrs. McCrtfittick Oir' -SpRln But these two widely sepa- Hart A Cooley ...... 39 43 VORKLIVEIt the '(-i-ef-Thcreasing 'resoiircea rated projects are linked to engineering Job that promised fu The clataiflcatlon of books which The property' owner* Pinehurat which ran bring it more awiftly ture security with Ihs Connecticut M 1.SS Lutz Inaugurated, has for time said that they had ' Landers, Frary, Clk. . 2344 3444 R egular LAMB_SHQULDEB8, aecvei with BIHIo I__ Anne_ Q Har.* McCormick, th* gether by one factor, and that New B rit Mach. Co.. .xS5 37 Eye Peaa, baked brown PotatoOBand giavy; i.* toward its goals. That way open factor may Influence the ultl-' Power Company to dedicate his many years been continued by ing to go ông with the/Original Hamburg lb. 71c i N*\v.-vew Yfirjt* Time* columnist, RU...... 744 *44 ■Uee eaaler. If you let thoua ataad a few to iia aa ordinaryordinary people la to sup- mate y— outcome on Imth •••■■•ro.Itaiies. life to public service when he ae- Miss Elizabeth Krapowicz aa new WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT A exception permitting tl^building kind of reports on j ?Êi?l1-.thg_RPPP.intment ...of Town. of the four-family toUdiag in the North and Judd...... 29 32 .mlnuteo after removtag from aven. The* ... I*« iw■ titi tTu.t.T 4kiiL ti ..tvj-nB ‘ —iftfJ*Qjc_x.ofl}iy\on. to hoth. lyoks werg added to the Barnard âvarnge''flS.4S tO-'flESPimtiK------; *■ .«p'*in7 which she lis now'viisitmg'. I Tort the-Heart Fund, which npen*|proJecta la that. In each case, SUte Engineer. 'The Engineering De library. Committees of grade R ' Zme, S tw ^ n iin w nuldence RtaZett-idfE.--.—— r; r 1744 l»'/4 L a ^ 844 to 944 Stanley Works com. . 6544 8*44 ^<^^h,mk-aU AmbricanB-Conjiwncd I Its annual drive in Manchester to- Highway Commisatoner G. Albert partment has become a model of girls und^ Jier ajupeiwision aone, but could not accept the ad- rn fit ■ ■ m ______-AA___ RAA Xbnie?- ______F A n a g B O getJ B O Y th ift______■ efilciency under nim TtfiTwayTie DEPUTY COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL— 'dlliOn df^W b gdmtf5ltkt“ apart^ A B1 f DLWlu •••■••••• axTO -rAitivi m Ban riiTtfiw TVith 'UiC'.Spahjsh issu* should, day, Saint' VaTehllne's Day. “t Hill Ta pproposing and insinin.g "Rave assiaWTn the care of the li LAMB upon routes which are obnoxiouB liandled the taik qf ano'a' removal brary. Miss Krapowicz, Mrs. menu which had' not been men- Tpnington ...... 33 35 With the proceeds from thla Union M fg...... 3 1 24 fend, .‘th* has h**n particularly U- j to th* communities involved. . is In itself Just onis amiill example Bernice Maher and Miss Ruth Mc tioned when the/matter firet came LEGS .., lb. 79c drive, the American Heart Aaaocl- U. S. Envelope com. .. 56 96 CHICKENS ^ $ M S lumlna-ting. w* think, in h*r In the Fairfield County propkisl- of hia ability. Laughlin have been, during recent REVENUE WILL AGAIN BE ON HAND up. U. S. Envelope pfd. .. 63 . d*srriplioi\,of the rol* of th* Cath ation will continue its financing of tlnn. there la some difference of He has made hia department year*, th* teachers In charge ■ of OtheÂppUcatioBB 68 re.search and education and 8er\dce opinion^ enough to keep alive a keep pace with the tremendous library classes. A t lU public hearing on Feb. 35, Veeder-Root ...... 36 39 olic church fh-Spalii^he 1*. In any X—Rts. LAMR FATTIES lb. A5e which comprise th* heat Tull- aerlous contention - that HiU la growth of the Town and- the-huge - Mtss'Huldah Butler, principal of TO ASSIST YOU IN THE nLINC OF I the zoning board will also hear case, a commentator without bias, right. seven o^ er applications. Included The above quotations are not to fledged attack on the disease hu increase In its road mileage. He the Nathan Hal* School haa also so that the fact that ah* hcraelf But In the Hartford situation, shows an intelligent understand are thoM o f Frank Qulab, who is be construed ae actual markets. man ingenuity knows how to or claaaificd a similar library in a HOME STYLE is a Catholic merely reinforcea community opinion la almost all ing of our school problems and basement room of tHat building. YOUR INCOME TAX RETURNS seeking permission to use a two- /■- ganize. car garage, located at 46 Foster SAUSAGE MEAT lb. S9e what we coiiaidcT her reliability on one wav and It is to the effect what is needed to solve them. Aa Mis* Catherine Shea, i^rincipal of ELMDALE BARTU'ITT And for all Ua scientific pro- that Hill la dead wrong in hia se an engineer he comprehends what et. Residence Zone B, for a Lamenzo to Speak thla particular auhject. the Verplanck School, started a li gres.s, perhaps the beat dividend lection of a propo.sed site for the Town Planning and Zoning mean brary in the basement of the \ limbing business; Yolanda Fe- In the column in question, ah* proposed new bridge, which would, who wanU to erect a dwel- PEARS 29 oz con 39c STEWING LAMB lb. 39e ihis. work produces is an^ iJOtangihie to our City of Village Charm. He Washington School. To Legion Women ^ had Ju»r noted—that -the- Spanlah in-tum, - determine the location of la BWt us Heikcth, director df the ili i e APPLES OREENINOS 5 £; 49c aemintries. reopened and expand ence of parents as a child nat •not think ihst we esn put Aniefi- civilian defense, acting on the rec ItM FROM PINEHURST , ed charitable institutions. urally looks to a *parent for help ' can thought into a controlled mold TV’s GREATEST approval or diupproval. ommendations of. the State Fire "But,” Mrs. McCormick goes qn. Chief* Advisory Council. ^ without weakening it. I4>t us not | SPECIALIZING Miss Scannell said It Is best ....-?*no church .'can, -flourish -freely in CARPET to be-too specific in' reporting the “ sxstlilie Ihsr"The TIcirotfs 'of dirfa a-totalitarian state, even a Catho ...... ' 1 M ” pgWlR PtANT” ■cores of an intelligence, test to lARS j torship undergo-any kimllv change i ® i lic church in a Catholic state. CZAFTSMEN •parents, since only a general idea K e STLE s StMUXWliTMIOItSnS 2 & j when they are performed by us. Ito fWfE BIGELOW WALL-TO-WALL New Philco Suraa "CoLOBAob** Tuner, of the intelligence of the child Is Police Arrests 49$ Rometimes openl.v, but oftener he- wfioNr of any use to them. It Is possi _ -liind the arenes, the ecclestaatical trOCKNR RUM juot announced! tnakee tliia pKileo Model ble, also that a child may not Police made two anepts PINEHURST CHEESE . . DISTINCTION . . . T l 'f Hou.ae I-oves' M ,>1..^ ;...... ■jauUu>ritlea.a»raga a.»tfUBgle 4n pre- 1850 the nsarval of. the TV.w m M. N w r in " have done hia 'best dlie to tempor- flay in etmnectitm. i^ ih ttarfic" ^ It WeMd' he .iiinrii eaalei -fcto"rriM:aa«!hfeir'to-haT (mly 6^ ^ rtrv% thpir Ihdfpfndencr. Thf na- Thp VVhitP H oiw any loM tim ,' you'get perfortnance steppedT _-A jy health ofTibine disturbance. ! iatlona. ON to o rat and paclmi|ed by the maaafactnrer . .'. but.ka knowa tkat ■t»*pe'>qf t i dovvfi'! W t J » ’ ti]f'biifer ‘Mandatfctl. G e t"iii * -TTw moat JntpDrtant .phase of: an. :StanlMGT/JZUtott; ySSri'-bCi; 4 3 ^ t'krtev.i. v/t • Intelligence teat Ih the Interpireta-. KerrJ^ street, was arrested by. Ps' -4^— the faet—Utat certain pio.-{-v>t«itere 1«- Mr: T ruman deliver Wot ***^°*^ irkl l B^h**F9VFil f h t t f ta tKIfiflirTdHpr by Mr. Jacluoa in ceUophana and we invito yon to try It. For eX' ijouncement* of fhe presrnt Pope j tips on hi* 1952 plans after they INVISIIU NYLON ... TO FIND JUST THE RIGHT CARPET FOR -Mahogany-finish cabinet. Built-In AeriaL. tester. It is most valuable to a of speeding and failure to notify ample . . . Rich aged Verroqni cbeeae tor any diab reqniriag a teacher, to enable her to evaluate the Motor Vehicle Department of UPTON hav'e been objectionable to th *, have been conferring with him. SURGICAL fU S T IC STOCKINGS A OUR . NEEDS. Wide Aclectinn of famoua rhoeae with a little anap to It . . . In.packagee averagtag 43a to PpanUh authorities. On at least j But that little verbal spanking for brands, attradiive dexignA. the true ability of a child. Thus change of "address. TEA 59c each. Then we have imported DANISH BLEU la 42 to S5a ■he may expect lower results and Robert Giambattista. 26. of C f f / M T package* and freahly aliced Swlao In 49c to 89e welghtq. And. et one occasion a church paper-was talkative viaitnra la maiqly a ges • TWO-WAY STMtTCH give, more help to a child of leaser Brooklyn, Coam., waa arrMited INTRODUCTORY l A l b . FED. TAX couroe, n'e have many good cheree ia manufactorer’a paokngea, avlppreaaed because l\ contained an ture to th* proprieties. Actiiall.v, . . V . TO r.ET EXPERT CARPETING ADVTCE, ability, and prod out of mental Patrolman Milton W. Stratton for (POR LIMITED TIME ONIYI) no wen aa Cottage and Cream Cheeea. • lAUNDtKlASUY EXTRA S7c eitorlal referring to a Papal ut th* man in th* White House loves FREELY GIVEN Carpet specialiata aerve you laziness the bright child who Is .ailMfedly disre«rdiim a stop sign • WlAk lONCFB net working to hli full abilities. at & oper and West Center stredts. SAIEI terance on the dangers of It. helps fh* process along, and at no obligation. with coupon totalltarlaniam. Various rraaons gains political benefit from it. ■ INVISlilt IDAHO POTATOES have deterred tlie Vatican from • $10.95 The Preaidehfa presumed inde • StAMllSS Pair ... TO FIND A PARKING SPACE AND SHOP For n time It looked na It wa would be unable to gat Idabaea to concluding a concordat with §pain. iPhNcoTVat lowM ■ell at tbe new low prices . . . but one of our Hartford wbetoanlera cision on the question of whether LEISliRELY. Uxe Pinehurat Parking Lot or UPTON M o n g them the question whether or not h* will run again may .he Buy DuribiUnit and enjoy iow latT received a car of extra fine ID AH O BAKERS today. They q n wen. park on Main Street. $199.95 for TEA B A G S derful potatoes . . . at a right priee. the state ahalL continue to have a an actual indecision In hi* own (he lulleil measure of ra* n a m vole* In the nomination qf Bishops. . JWwel Tbs Xem 4 T 6 S LIS. 44c— 10 LIS. 88e mi'i^. and probably is that. But It lief from varicose veins, FAU ONGER ALE , "Beyond all thla, however," Mr*. 1* also a device ,fbr rapturing at Open Thurs. and Friday to 9 4 A e .PInehnrat white Potatoes a n fn m CharMo Paaauakna . . . ha swollen end tired legs and Free Homa Damoastratloi ROASTING CHICKENS gnannteea the quality and ao do w e '.. . McCormick concludes, .' ever.v- tention and hradlines. Daily to 5:30 — Closed Wed. at Noon ’ wMh ceupan 10 LB. BAGS S8c 15 LB. PECKS ONLY 82c thing In Spain ia associated with Thla device was put to master other leg conditions. We Always try to raise .the best ehickeiiB that can be religion—history, art, the great M LBS. 32.42 ful -pollttcal us* for Lincoln's bought and clean them to perfection, bat we are eepe- bottles pecb optathirdforore days of exploration ahd mia- (?mr si mum / .. . 5' Birthday, normally ■ê occasion U n our ceavenleat parking Bionary colonisaUon. It U the most cinlly proud of the fine lot wc are aelUng now, at a very for a flood of Republican oratory, MANCHESTER lot . . . a a wUl carry potntoea modest price if yon take advantage M the ten per cent Powerful of tradltiona ia g country when, by the device of remarks DONT MBS “ COTT MOVIE TIME'*—WNHC-TV— FRIDAY. 11:30 P, M, . . and (U1 yoar bnadleo to the that live* on tradition. The from a Wh ite House visitor, the GQc£doiii discount at the farm. car. ■ ' ^ ^ Bpaaihrd iz passisRately religious CARPET CENTER President was presented to the Prncription Phamsey Distributed By COTT BEVERAG^ CORPORATION Plaekorat Is North of the Bnd passionately anti-rellgioua. country in the vety favorable light BENSON’SRADIO ^ TELEVISION - - AFPUANCES - Armory at the ooraor of Middle 308 Main street At Middle Turnpike TeL 2-4343 ROGER O LO O n feut in alther caae he is preoccupied of being willing to '‘sacrifice" him- 901 M ain S t- T c L 5521 713 MAIN STREET-rTEL 3535— OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL-9 Tlumplka aad Mala aut af heavy 403 W est Center Street Telephone 7853 197 CHATHAM ST., NEW HAVEN. CONN. traffla adageattoa. -.1 *isi. AjrtffArtrtJqXiriV. rrr,:^?a7ww4,j».'- -j;y x,*.s •• 1*w**Z*T*rtB*T '. -V. V ■ V/ •

mrmr MA ^ H ECTi a EVEWIMG TORAi y , l I ANCHESTER. OOWK, THURSDAY, FEftRPc«l GaoraafMd iy him out, he might be confused or ehok*—eathorlaa "rcleassd" or structure, tracing the relationship, adult and child aê., offended. Because the teacher's re- 1 4 1 JK G A Fin* Quality India Olid Caylon Taas Good HewekSepliii of the women’s club to the locM Cbnunentlng on whether chil UQlon might not be Johnny’s. "dismissed" time for reUgious in- party ocganiHition. thJ>JocaLîrty. dren are.worae than their pareata Bi a rimpiineff Why, n s atriMtioiir durinc whleh atadiala V Uamrdlote - DeMv^ry oo Wood Mr. b«tev®rTHarit^“^ ^ are fiuod from .refular claastc. to the s ty jmd^natioôrgâa- Miae Dorothy H«l" ^Mlaa Jta e t.K o c a n ik Mon points up a dilemma that has, UP TO ------For FaS-talonnaBeo-"— beeauee parenta forget vritat Oiey U ® H TB40EA”Y O U N C ^ ^ ^ did that leads them to think eo. created a deepening conflict ahouT ~ FM5W ■ CoO caucua and conventions. The list of honor students has bedi released at Bay Path Junior schools and religion In the United dren in 2,200 communitlea ara re EOTH FOR Mrs. McIntosh , will speak about college, in tongpnendow. Mass. He advieed parenta to bo patient, GONNTFAOaNG ported taking part in such pro treat the child as a bumsa being States. IB C CUTS “ running for and holding political . Miss Dorothy Hein, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Edward 8. Hein i t ILOOMHELO, CONN. e e • e TEL HARTFORD 7-4125 ,.Ths qastUon has . been bolhiis grams, mostly of recant srlgiB. office, the compromtsea often in 238 High street, ,and Miss Janet Kocaniik, daughter;of Mr. and Mrs. and not to-judge what the child WEATHER KIN8 doee by adult atandards. If a child ' ihalde for a long time, but it haa P6RK_ LOINS ■ «« CUT FQOM HEAVY. STEEN ^ „ volved, and she will explain why John Korcamik of Avery street, South Windsor, bavaniade the Doan's Four stateo—Oregon, LsuisiaBe, OPIN MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. SATURDAY 1 A. If. fo4 F. li. come out in the open more than _ aaRATCO A BIG 60< VALUE! ALSCO they are necessary. List, which requires an A average. ^ befbre,” aald Willard E. New Mexico and MlaalaBippt—pro Miss Hein and Miss Kocarniic are members of the Junior class st THURSDAY t A. M. lo • P. M._FRIDAY • A. M. to 9 P. M. vide textbooks for parochial school Pbooe 8108 or NIgbta 4010 Mrs. Crawford will cover the Given, executive aecratary of tho Kb RoastX"™"" phases of relationship of the legis Bay Path, and are taking the executive secretarial course. M l. M i CMNniSmyit National Education xaeodatloa. ehUdreB, under plsina set up with Bank Ftnandnir lator with his or her party. in the last 18 jrearai Ih iCasaa of 18M l88^ (iUT FQOM HE^T STEE^ , .. TC- ^ 48 Oaya P in t Payment "Feelinga have been InCenslfy- Mrs. Fltapatrifck will explain the the panel have had experience in lecting the cantatas best fitted Pots On Hue Bonniit Ing—over ainot about three yeara need, Waat Virginia doss the aamo. Importance of expressing one's po politics or are active membcra of for the various offices. They em ago.* In 18 states, public transporta u45. ChHk Roa$l>"" litical' opinions at public hearings their chosen party and as such phasise the difference between an -EnioytF.N.LI STRIP BACON ...... _ ,U. 8. 'Daetthm tion tocUltlos BOW are available and in the newspapers. to parochial aeHool 'p ii^ Moat NEW CHOP o r VOUNO have the. qualifications which "independent voter”' and a 'voter Sugar enredr Uckory mnoker^ ntrer aaltr, lbs. Sm a^ in tha middla of tho eon- All of the women appearing on should make the panel dlactuaion who votes "independently" and the cktra sweet.' ‘— ------— — troveray is -the U., B.-ostabliahed of, these states keep sehool buses one of considerable Interest. U is advantages of each. doctrine: “Separation of Church primarily on tegular routes, but C H IC K E N S ^ the policy of the League, through Everyone, especially newcomers and Stete." parochial pupils are. entitled to clTiitate------“ 45« Chopped Beef k v its -Voters: Bervice,. .to-give-- un to Manebestai^' (S 'invitod to-attend- 1009/»PUREK)RK • "^reur great'driveu ara nniataiit-- -ride.-..-..-..--.'...... FRYERS— Sic lb. biased information to the voters, this' meeting and questions may be ly la mbUoa to abridge; in the ‘Pen states allow Huns or Broth. SWEPISH tohelp-thenv-underetand what-par— asked the-panel-asembers- at- the p.m a n f Wi.. enmpl.tii CM to wear religious garb at M ASfERM Îb. ty afflliatlona can do toward se close of the discussion. divialoa or religion and civil fsaoh^ joei ki p^fB e^^~ A y BAKING SALE SAUSAG Ef^TiF authority which our forefathera court tost on tbia>ta pending la DeUvrry In Mancheeter Ausplees Dorcas Hoclely made,” the late Supreme Court Wisconsin. Soma states do not Friday Evrnlnci IN CHURCH VESTRY Flavored juat right— not fat. Juitlce Rutledge haa aald. permit It on grounds the appiirel EMANUEL LUTHERAN "One ia to introduce religloua influences pupils in behalf of one fRESH SHCKENS.r ie ls '” "'■""wASTlQlMOVtD “ faith. CHURCH „edumtim and obeervahoe Into the » " ' ' ' ' 's' • ' ivi. H. A. FRINK ubllc Bchooia. The other, te oh The New Jersey Bible Reading S . a % o J F»klW*HkHW Snlllvaa Ave.—WapphIK SATURDAY. FER. U glin fuhda for aid and aupport of Act—. now before the Supreme TeL Mancheeter 7108 AT IQ A. M. - varioue private religloua achoola." Court—requires "at least five « 2 U - „ . f u i»39e r-4 fflUt The queetlon haa produced a verses from the Old Testament' Maikarri “ ^ i « * “s fc .4 W «3»‘ WHUt 100% PURE LARD tangled pattern of diaagreement to be read at the opening Of each Spit Maiksral ean mady is 2 9 € . bfra. John Cuneron Swayxe likes among Catholics, Protestants and ■chool day, along with recitation ***v4jur F.N .E.lâhe puta on Bluk Bonnet Jewa. Principal issues, and the of the Lord’a Prayer. \ „ 'V Uhrgwine for Plevor. Ntitrition,— I 0 0 % r general VlewB of church leaders-^ When a State C o^ upheld ' i f e i ■ Eeonomyl Like the wife of the noted discounting minority exceptions of law In 1080; u ruled theI Bible 1 reppite.r and eoIumnlit,ypu will love eachmajor faith—are not a sectarian book. HAVE « BEEF STEAK - the delicfete, auniayêwiMt'tista Blub COOKED HAMS 1. ‘TMeaaed time” religloua in (The sensitivity about Bible Bonnbt adda to any food! You'll SHORT SHAhlK, SUGAR struction In conjunction with pub- reading in school dartvea from the aroredate ita noufianment, too. No ' CITRED. 10-14 LB. AVO. e * « • Jlc achoola (widely opposed by fact that Catbobc (Douay), Pr^ other spread for bread ia richer in ' EXTHA LEAN ...... U. 10 LB. LOTS Jews, supported by (tethoUcs and testant (King James) and Jewish jCou, Lr^da^ SU fPnceJ THIS WEEK-END year-round Vitamin At And you’ll r i d a wtleonM ita economy. Ttra pounds Protestants). (Jewish Publication'' Society) M HAM, BACON AND SAUSAGE MEAT SHIPPED BY MAIL-^lat 8 LBS. X8e AND 80 PER LB. 2. Bible reading and prayers in Bibles differ, in translation, books full of juice of Blub Bonnet coat Urn than one THEREAFTER. ^radUionaii^ fo r FLORIDA - JUST REDUCED 848 BAG HEAVY WESTERN BEEF T i i m p U c e pound of high-priced spread! So re- public schools (widely c^po^ by and method of study.) raembu the lattam... .. N.... E.! Jews and Catholics, widely sup Test Rsteased Thne SWIFT A CO. WILK>N A CO. BLOOBIFIELD POUCE ON DUTY FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND ALL DAY SATURDAY FOB ported by Protestanta). New York’s "reloased time” PlOr Margarine and get “iQ thm"— ...... ■-...... -EAST-PABKINO'"^— ---- ...... S. *Ihx-mtppdH' tmiuipoitatloh iram-^lBb b;^g teiM ih the X 1 R A N G I fteiVorl NutHtioa] Eeoiwin-»«l facUtUm,, and textbook*. „ , for Suprsms Court-ris. not ast.np. like otmsr one In ' Champalgh, TI1-, ÔMMEOAQY Gjager Bieai' SFECIIU --'cAliy-SaiKoTies, widely .eppoeed by whieh—^hFas^-declarsd—uneonstltu- .DCHE'S „ 4MLTIN Protestants and Jews). tionaJ by the Supreme Court in 151 MidfiN* THrnpili* W«tt Td. 8538 4. WeaHng of religious gar IMS. HUx oiKo 25*”” 'HoraiTs S|wa 12-OZTIN 45c Temple - fine |IRL(HN STEAK lb. Me ments by public school teachers The Champaign religious in Oranges (opposed by Protestants and Jews, struction was given in the school DivKs Food Mix FREE delivery ON CASN ORDERS 44-OZtlN c 3 «2 7 . supported by most Catholics). building. A mother complained OMBMBMBMBBf************* Ubby's Toanto Joica 29 r^TERNOUSE or T-BONE STEAK lb. 95e OF $5 OR OVER Double Problem her son was "embarrassed" be Pears d 'a n j o u - d e u c io u s The problem, aa outlined by cause he was ths only one not tak HAVE YOU EVtt TRIED BisRiick 40-OZ PKG 47c o u B i ^ o r s most authorities, la two fold: ing It Under the New York 27. SOLID PACK « « n What responsibilities, if any, program and In moat comimmi- lo n ia tM s redripe TENDER KNIT STEAKS IL SUM Open All Day Sunday does the state have for schools ties, the instruction by various HIdritaRt Oavardak Th m UGHTMIAI 7-OZTIn 2 9 c C H IO PKG with both educational and sec faithd -is given' la dther quarters 2 V 3 5 . RIB ROAST FOR THE OVEN lb. A9e tarian aims? Where do public Pupils are excused to go there, at Pta Smp Qaakltt Tn m aOVtkOAlt 441ZTIN 27e Bchool tieups with religion en parently request. , OtO QUBEC ntENCH STYll LcttOCB BLOCK C H ^ FOT ROAST lb. 70e SPECIKLS! THURS, FBI, SAT. croach on individual conscience 7— Such programs are favored by fXTRA lar g e h ead s 2 ” 0 * The discussions partially reflect some 40 denomlnstiona connected aOVEROAU • RNf TASli QUAUTY BONELESS GNOOK ROAST lb. reassessment of a problem faced with the National Council of 2801 TJNj 1 8 c 15UZTIN 11c Ue hi the early 1800s, when most Churches’ Week-Day Religious Carrots WESTERN CRISP 2 » c h s 2 | c ^ FRESH 8R0UN¥ÂMBURG lb. S7e LB. STEAKS J R E # % I V ^ LB. 89c Selected Fresh schools were under church or pri Education department. CLUB, PORTERHOUSE and T-BONE vate auspices. . "rhey believe ardently In Ytftlabli ^ MARCARINE upk<:22< At that time, Massachusetts Church-State separation,” said OUT UP BEEF F0¥^TEW lb. Mi Education Sacretary Horace Dr. Erwin L. Shaver of Chicago, Escarde 3 us 25. CUT from HEAVY WESTERN BEEP 21-OZTlN 2 2 c 15UZTIN 1 3 c M a r v a VEGUAUESHOQTINING 3a it in 3 3 c LI tin 3 0 c FRUITS and VEGETABLES Mann, "father of the puUlc eehool Um department director. . "But s3«leM,^lnsWeriwr^p^^ they are coiivlneatt th tt PHtiorpIe '~''"^yarriH'2Dc ~ FANCY SEEDLESS ISOZPKG should go to sectarian schools, and la not involved la excusing pvq^ Fkiit R a E i^ t T T " labbage ^notiox 2 SMOKED MEAt\ pECIALS SWEET, INDIAN' RIVER public schools should favor no par during the school day." 39c PORK LOIN LB 39e Dos. ticular religions. The legality of supplying trans- Ctias Salad" OKANGe'^RAPEFRUIT 29*01 TIN 2 3 c SPERRY & BARNES \ ORANGES 29e State laws subsequently backed portotion aqd textbooks for pa RIB END ROAST thia up. The theory was that no rochial school children already Fndt Cocktad H^MCAWCvein ' 30*02 TIN ’RTe. rSHANKLESS SMOKED SHOULDE its .... Lb. has been fortified 1^’ Supreme PUU ORANGi • CROSS! 8 IIACKWIU FIRM,, one.------should— have to pay for__ spread-___ .Court decisions—^ a Loulsisns FORSrPORMOST EONELESSHOULJ L ^ S L b T a religion h r -doeaB^V-believa tSetBoSE^cSiFlh l6S(l." and a New^ RhnsdMe “"‘28c - Flwit wmolp Beets- - lO ^ T w l GROTE & WE4GEL COTTAGE ROLLS ...... 4------JjlFHdlV-Jersey ♦r transportatfanrease toW YWQpltoHmi-*»M — -»W m '»ftA>~ 1048. 5 0 N M N CHUCK ROAST ^ 69c SUNKIST LEMONS 6 ^ Sc Two major U. 8. Supreme Court The court ruled the services P a a iM it B a t t a r FINAST SMOOTHV 12.0Z JAR 33c COLONIAL BRAND DAISY HAMS . caeee, one Involving bibie reading were In the ‘*pubnc welfare,” and 21c Nfw tow aticii NO 8i;CKER FAT ______FANCY in New Jeraey and the other in ter all "ehUdren"—not for the FERRIS WHOLE volving New York's "relaesed parochial schools. NAIISCO CRACKHS w - FINAST - JUST REDUCED HICKORY SMOKED HAMS ...... Lb. BONELESS POT ROAST 8te time" reiigtotts sducatkm program, However, some state courts Orange Juice ^ . BEUCIOUS APPLES 2“"^ 29e are pending. hsvs held otherwise. tMck Joc 2 25 PINT FOSTER BRAND TOP OR So are proposals for 600 million Glenn L. Archer, former Wash- OVEN-READY dollars in federal aid to aducatkm, hum Law Sehool dean and execu-- UAROSUY as* JAR BROCCOU lOUZ PKG 23c COOKED BONELESS HAM------Lb. 9sk a program bottled up in previous MAYONNAISE JUICY tivs director of Proteetants and CoMsIi Cakes 10HOZPKG 19c .TM.A.Y .A. c a . BOTTOM ROUND ROAST ^M»e aessions by debats over marginal other Americana united for sepa QUART JAR 5 9 c CAUUFLOWER IOUZ PKG 25c EVISC. TURKEYS aid to parochial schools. ration of Churdi and State, said KAIOSUY ^ 2 12-01PKGS 43c SWEET TANGERINES "~29c TredHtion Excladed "at least 84 states are disobey PEAS FRESH PORK PRODUCTS KINLESS FRANKFURTS ^ 69e Father Robe.rt Hartnett, Jeiuit ing" ISYTS forMdding public ex SkreJiled Codfisk shozpkg 19c FANCY. FIRM - ^ FANCY BELTSVILLB aeholmr and editor of America penditures to- support sectarian EXTRA LEAN FRESH HAMS ...... Lb; 63c schools. #RUD0Kf Magaslne, said this nation's found WHITt,.- SLICED « ENRICHED. BABY FRESH SPARERIBS ...... Lb. 55c ing tiMlUbh look for grinled ie- - 'He said Ms organisation has 11 CeriidBMniask 16U2TiN 43c K LINK SAUSAGE 69e NEW CABBAGE 2 ^ 1 9 c EVISC. TURKEYS llj^n wss part of education, but court caeca, either in preparation FRESH .sKn iwwwsfc i MW rn- ■or on fite.-and -that-'Se-others -are- €XTRA'ttANFR€SH" SHOULDERS’ ■.■tb.'49e TlWTTikAN’—’NO'WASTIf ^— "Inis' eleme'rii giaditsTIy' 'awexcliid- ’ ...... q r a d e x " f a n c y "*' ...... ‘i" '. -ad..i undergoing further Investigation. BREA0 FRESH MEATY PORK HOCKS lb . 39e Lik - - By pranoUng only govsnunent TamonepYr^; TIm : KeaftBeetHask Oned Deity fb liiiuto FroflmBi SMOI^P SHOULDERS - ^ 49e schools, he said,"w e are running issue threatens church unity. EXTRA LEAN PORK BUTTS ...... : Lb. 59c FRESH BROCeOLI *'^ 29e LEGS OF LAMB 79e CHICKINORKD ti^Gi lizi Doz w n o u c OR a iiA ^'k e n » the danger of gradually setting rO U C E OOMMISSHHfEB lU , up s lort of cultural monopoly, all tincns -OZ LOAF 1 5 . IJbROE CAN CHOICE HaiMx Cnas gc 18 All Dated to Guarantee Frstimeii because of a vague fear of giving West HarUord. Feb. 14 — IA*— Ra l p h WETHERELL'S OAKLAND FARM COOKED HAM ^ 59c any public support to religion, State Police Oommistioner Bd- l-OZL(W . Look for the dele on the carton FRESH DRESSED FOWL 5-6 LB. AVG...... Lb. 53c ELMDALE PEARS 31e however Indirect” Yvsrd J. Hickey la ill at.hii Ells H ^ W k a a t « ^ c i u o l 4c Koitin Braod 1 ^ 19 MORRELL’SOHOPPED HAM^79c Brisket CORNED BEEF > 99e He said CktthoUe schools serve worth road home here edth. a se *—? ro « . CANS ' the "same public purpose" in edu- vere cold and broncMtls. PWNCIAIMM *' s e - _eaUng future eitlicn«_M__public ULRGE ROASTING CHICKENS .. .. Lb. 59c STRAWBERRIES " Htovy Syhip TTSESH fabacia----- CUT-UP CHICKENS SUN — ___ a COFFEE ,. , _ LARGE MEATY CAPONS. 8-9 LB. AVG. .. Lb. 69c mIms. nuai's FANCY Notice Cherry CAKE J S c SVVIFT PREM. EVISC. TURKEYS ...... Lb.“ 79c POKK SHOULDERS ^ ^ Notice u p k g 2 9 c miCIOUSCANitEO HAM ^ 89c OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PRO Marfariaa Is Hall On Thai tha Saif Sarriaa Way ob OF PUBUUHHARING-ON PBO- POSED SANtTABY SEIVER (JUST U K E UCAN^ BOIUCD C -xuikM M aiT WHITE MEAT TUNA fHESHLY g r o u n d rorao SANtTABY SEWER EXTENSION.- . - GRANDVIEW , i ..,i. ■ ■■■g'a.gamL dhsSMiEsK—EE-fliMUiutMP A«Y BEEF LIVER (FRESHT^:Lb. 87c " -X ATlWtHUW. WiyRT — ANPM ___ m u u j ^ MY-ErPtNSrUBQOfMJbTE.aiiil LEMON FINA^ SfllltlUtlKtT 4'’''7A‘T.TfirY-r* FBRRTSFnCKORtSMOX EASTERLY SIDE -M ary--Ar—Then, BBIHG Frank H. Miner. 68 Highland Street; William J. Maguire, 1846 isia~l«^17c A U POPULAR HAVORS - l " ^ S c 260riT L S EEAFTS Street; Paul W. Dougan, 81 West- North Stanley A've., Hollywood 46, CONTENTS ONLY 3 iYm t Cot ELM CITY SLICED BACON ...... Lb. 49e 24 8 Oi. Bottled of Soda...... SI .00 land Street; Osrl W. Carlson,' 41 Calif.; Paul and Margaret A. Wup- coca UKX MAiCMMI RINSO West Gardner Qtreet perfel^ OT Brookfield Street. 10 Rolla of Channiit Tfcwue l.....S 1.00 • - ,U PKG 29c 10% OFF ON (12) OR MORE PACKAGES OF 4 Boxes of ''Yes’* Tissacs .. .v... .51.00 E R A F fS VELVEETACHEESE2'^'~'9fc YVESr STOE OF S T E E A WESTERLY SIDE Each carton cenlaiM ceypen worth lOc LAST CHANa TO ROXEM Paul W. Dougan, 81 Westland Denise A. Qulah, 68 Grandviqw a*aifiM pwcheM at your faverHe cedee FROZEN FRUITS OR VEGETABLES. 4 2 Lb. Cans Pork aiid Beans .., .$1.00 Street; Eric H. Peterson, 28 West Street; WiUism J. Maguire. 1546 ■rscMCCeak *— CHEESE SPREAO 2 *"49 e Gardner Street; Robert B. Dou North Stanley Ave., HoUyareiod 46, OFFER EXPmiS FU. M. ]0 Cans Tomato Paste...... -S I.00 gan, 348 Charter Oak Street. calif. 7 Cans of Sweet Life Evap. Milk .$1.00 You are hereby notified that the You are hereby notified that the COME IN WITH CONFIDENCE, WHERE SO Shurfinc Or Our Ow b Frozen Poods ' Board of W ater CMnmfastonera of Efoard of Water Cbmmissioners of MANY SATISFIED CUSTOMERS COME IN WITH 10 Cana Bit Bet or Flag Dog Food S1.00 the Town of Manchester propoee the Town of Mancheeter--propose ANMOUrS DEVILB) HAM AiMours B rand—Freshly Ground LIBBY'S PBE^ÔOKED to construct a main sanitary te construct a main sanitary sewer POHEDMEAT AIMOUrS TREET THEIR FRIENDS AT THE snver ta the West Branch of Gard in Grandview Street from house 6 Cana of Jesao Peas ...... -51.00 ner Street to aervlce properties of No. 85 soatherly about three hun CHOPPED HAM AMROWrS Corned Beef Hash AiMours LUNCH TONGUE AlMOUrS 11 Packages of Assorted Jello ....51.00 SCALLOPS '^45e the above.' dred eighty (800) feet. COFFEE Yea ar* given thia notice aa the You are given thia notice a* 12-OZT»l 54c 31QQZTW 15c 1QOZ TIN 40c 3V4 0ZTIN IQc 4 46.0a. Cans Orangs «mt ------ownee «a ownera-ot laniLar buthfe fivnrr oiL.ow6sn itf Jgp4_atJ»iUr. 6-OZTW 35c T2-OZTt4 47c BmM iSYE ntBNCa-STYLR Inge upon wMch the coat of audi Inga upon urMch ths cost of such ' .1 L. T. WOOD Crapefmit Jaics...... -51.00 axtenaion may be aaaeaaed. extension' may be assessed. 4 Cana Bonita Solid Pack Tma . . . .51.00 Objactlona to the propoaed . Objections to the proposed Locker Plant and Meat House use IT 3 WAYS STRING BEANS aewer conatrucUon will be beard sewer constmetica vriU be lieard MARGARINE Dutch Maid Cookies MCHAIDSON & eOMNiU ■KHAIOSON A NOMMS 5 Bottlsa of Glee Club Cataop ...-51.00 by the Board of Water Conunla- by Sie Board of Water Oommla- KARO 5YRUP ' MARSHMALLOW mm m mmaamm itonera a t a hearing In the Hearing sionera at a hearing In the Hear OBJHCH D4GUSH STYU ASSORUD ■im |a|fg| 51 IISSEU ST. TEL. 8424 AS A Sulira**SAIICiauuM6ADiOlf BIROS BYE Room of the Municipal Building, ing Boom of the Municipal Build CHICKEN BROTH BONED CHICKEN 1 JUMP Mancheeter, Oonneeticut, at 8:00 ing, MandMster, Ootnwctlcut. at KEEP FRIENDLY KEEP ACQUAINTED OPIN DAkv 8 A. M. TO 9 F. M. CANS F. M. February 30. 1063. 8:00 P. M., February 36, 1963. UPKG 29c UPKG 41c • 12VS OZ TIN 15c 3 3 5 c BROCCOLI Beard of W ater Oommlaaioner* Board of Water OOmmlaatoners 60ZTJN 73c 24 0ZITL 22c 7HOZJAR 21c SEE YOU SOON OPIN A U DAY SUNDAY T>mn of Manchester Town of Mandiester N ■ ■ • , - i y JamMJames Sheckey By Jamas Shceksy r OsMrU Manager AcUag G«mral X aaagor , ■ . ■ , [K. ■■ - ^4fssaesllimltlilkâat>allla^■ wn9B^m^^vât^^ - /■ ------' . vri'K Jrt»W.-r '.'^ -AthWJrW^’. .• .<-Ji . r.-^ -'.i.. - • •■•-- . • ' ...... 7 - • • • - • ^ X " '. 'v ' %'•■■ ■ ; KA^CW ailtat ZVENIKC h e r a l d , ttANCaEaTER^ CbNN,e THURSDAY, FfeBRUARY i^ i95jl rPAOB.TWELVB ’ MANCHESTEB EVEWNC HEBAU). MANGHfiSrEB, 0ONN^ iHimSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 19M

ben of the Daughtan h<-1 i II i8B b t.—.V.; >€^range Party Hiut ______Di.oi L Sponsors. « ad « i RradariCa, 674 Main atnat Jafy to Prolie iM tad lUld CMMaraiiieai irifk calved at th* benefit card,““■'*■** * ftawwl, f a U and local law off!-' Valentine Tlieiiic^ -giveft « t th* bom* of- Timr of Fashion .cat* In th* atat*. Rto wonld m i l M artin flchsdtlc„m>p of Mi^; and Harold 'L., Gray. Hebron achdol ------Crime In State cMjment t o ^ o g TZ u ia r ttom* MANCHESTER Mr*.. Ouatav* flohadtle, waa ' ta haanhaM . ductad into the Arm y laat Wednss^ No. 4 of • sorits el ois Areehi temea kHm belief tbm the sohsfoHrisf sovhifs i puplla gav* $MJM. $8.80 cam* Andover Askad what facta k* vnti aaUng TIm third degTM (ifl« taun of from St. Peter’a Sunday achool ~A Tour Through fashion”, ZONED FOR INDUSTRY da y and biSi been sent to Chmp ______Hartf^ Feb. 14— (SPif— A apa- the grand Jury to cenalder, Mahar nmrMm. hf Alp's Clsso>Trte Htswr-coffhif methel me el epeehl imereti to fit f&mHy ManeliMUr Ortnio liM « Valon* ehlldran; $8 from the Hebron eddeh will he prsaented Tuesday, UWBe waatoahap appaixtaalelP tawne^^ Acting IHwtinadter R ntKIM lKN ^ *^ fe<«*r*l grand Jury, praatua- public can. officers of the local till* party iMt rrm iw at th* Women'* . Cbib; . $2 fro m th* P'sh. 38, at Bt Jam** School ball horn* of Mr*. TiKMnaa Dunbar of grange. iaaued th* followtatf noUoa: ably to inveîgata rackataering Mb s t i mm attendad th* school of in- by Bt Margarat’a Ctoela, JDnuiib- lion which wa* held In BlUng- VaniOB. «rho ia the dcfre* c^tatB.- — md*ta(ood that- a good 'T h * United State* CtvU .Beririe* In OonnscUeut, wUI-maat In closad * ( aeven (7) V. . -t many complaints wer* mad* at tara of laabella, wUl b* a differept aesalon Peb. 28 at Haw Havan. hla, ta« t etc. ton Saturday evening. 8h* w u aseieted by her mother, O o m m la i^ atUjtounce* an exnnd- Mr*. OeorKluma Liormiufer and the laat *e*alon of the board oC tax type of faahlon r«vu*. The ebdw n»# data of the grand Jury The local Are company was Mia* Ruth Matehett. caview by tjisae diasatiafled by the wm feature original and exdu- ■atton for Rural Oarriar to fill a auctlBg was mad* known today called out Friday for a mmney b y U . . Attorney Adrian W .'Ma Br* at the home of George W. ’Table decorationa were in heap- doing ! o f th* board o f aeaeeaora. variuicy at th* Andover Poet Of- 8 The f^rtt two aeaelana brought siv* deaigna by VVadetic's of Man- her. Buell. Damage, wa* alighthC in r with the VaJentin* meUf.jeUh. Anyone dealiing awUeatton E iW M b J. H O U . REALTOR f aw com pla in t*. ------eheatar.— ------a muaical Valentine girl aa th* “ Th* tJhlttd Stataa attorney '— iMAHfS9.IIANOREflTEB.OOmr. Enrollment* of Hebron -H C lu b forma 'inay obtain same from 'tha centerpiece with red candle* on 4 Thea* faahlona w ill be one-of-a- would not eay why the ep*cia] members, Tolland County 4-H , to total post office dr from th* Unit either aide, and the place carda kind garment* not available in ed States Civil Service Oommls- Jury was called into aeaeion but date, are: tuclle Remais, Joyce stores. ^ It waa theorized a crime probe Wby wHwaSaa were Valentine girl*. Kinney, Jesse CarrOll, Harry and sion, Washington 28, D. C. These Plan* were made for the com Several uniuual and faluabl* would .be its princlpte function be- , NiwWiiewBNl Should Zave Lenefsky, Allan Rychling forma must be fUlsd out and re ing degree erork to be held in coetumea from a private ejection caiiaa alm llar Jnriaa.nra-^tatop.-n vest anei , and Oiarles Schreier. turned to W ashihgm look at tha undemorld In 03 o t h v M a rd i. Mrs. Glenn WUliama of Xmaton w ill be modeled. ’Di* coetumea w ill 1W 2." 'o* actual exam'ês of different federal districts throughout the Thoee preaent at the party were Lake ia making preparation* to Fourteen officers of Andovan country. 'TH E S HGW Ô A^ faahlon period*. The group w ill In Mr*. John Tulia of Stafford, Mr*. sail to Germany with her husband, Orange and six other memben Laurence Trudeau. Mlsa Florence clude outfits from the Gay Nine Laat month. Maher said d grand NrraMWMoer ••* IM* ysuNtll who has re-enliated in the army. attended the school of Instruction Jury for such a purpos* might b* VARIETY AND M S f R a SHOW WMttET'SSOAK Coffin. Mr*. Gordon Caulkina, Mlsa He ia expected home soon for a 30 ties, the Flapper period and the Tl^rtl*#. held at Ellington Orange Hall on called about this time. Ruth Matehett, Xra. Jerome Tour- day* lea'v*...:Tbe two chlldrww Batuntey nlghL Prom this group, FiMay aa< IMI ay di,Much qs 4.s>rarr4'«Mi'4iHi T h e aecrat Juries wera ordered AsaoN|ri-^^'plaMie''baw^' tellotte. Mra. Pearl Doubleday of Cheryl and Brian, w ill accompany The committee for the abow, there were four Andover Grange Portland. Mra. William Sherman their parents overseas. with Mr*. Anthony Gryk and Mra. to probe crime la, th* various members holding offic* for th* aUtoa by Attorney Oenaral J. ft ye* *f* e eUr *f 8atMrf|,4H of' Eaat Hartford, Mr*. Wealey Mrs. Gertrude Pendleton, a Vincent MePadden aa Co-bostesaes, school. ST. HARYW FARISH HAU 1 ^ 5 5 ' Bunce, Mra.' Harold-H ooper, Miss hoardw arthr iramsTof Mr*. Irenr Howard MeOrat% aa a direct nut. Mr. and Mrs7~Geoiga''N*Isoh at- come of th* televised Senate ^*^*iJC!!a»***** **' ***' I B t . M b i t ’s S O -S O U fo b Barbara Anderson, Mias Lorraine Wright at Burrows HJU, has been Door prizes will be swarded and tended the monthly meeting of the Gs^nn and Mlaa Edith WllllaraSj discharged wUt-he-aerved-tfter- -F o ii^ -Dtatrtct~AjBeriean Hei .ocmmlttee’A UONTRlBUnON (LOO Other member* of the team, but the revue. b igtair pita], Norwich, where she wea a and Auxiliary at Hebron Legion im irram iuBY \ who were not: at the party, are patient for a little over a week. Maher had aaid he would not RMSPYCRAC Ticket* are available from mem- Home on Sunday afternoon. SB* Center S t, IM . S-B814 ’Rûta From Qab Member Or At Door Mias Charlotte Hutchins, Mra. She was threatened with pneu call the grand Jury In Connecticut R ich ard...Anachut*. Mrs. James monia. Her husband was a second Sunshinm Coughlin, Mrs. Richard West of cousin of the late Or. C. H. Pen Somers, Mrs. Earle Ferrin of dleton of Hebron. UFHI ! Whqn She Cdii Buy the Hartford, Mra. Jeanette. Pollard of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin B, Miller of * • » Glastonbury and Miss Helena the Amston- Lake section of He Spungln of Hartford. bron w ill observe their 11th wed ding enniversary, Feb. 18. M r. M il le r 1* proprietor of th* Amston aMMUnOM Food and Grain store, and chief of Choice Hecirt of the the Amston Lake Volunteers Fire Pwiilfto Iia4«s*||‘ Hebrou Company. Mrs. Miller la employed in Eaat Hartford at Pratt and A special town meeting is called W hltney'a. u i« u e « t for Saturday, Feb. 16, at the He Harold L. Gray, accompanied by bron -school- auditorium, .A-cp.m., Gardiner- H a ll -o f •♦South- -Willing*' when aeveral Items of Importance ton, attended Saturday at 6 p, rri„ w'iU be acted upon including ap- In West Hartford, at th* Ameti- _4 _ yiliM A - proval of report* of town officer* ran Legion Home, the annual YD and acceptance of the budget pre association banquet, at which for Does not scratch pared by aelectmen and board of mer mayor of Hartford, Dennis education. The third item call* for P. O'Connor, waa toastmaster. Mr. w . 1 2 ' authorisation o f an issue of bonds Gray la a-■veteran of ■ World W ar of the town not to exceed 170.000. 1 with the YD. and saw service to pay the debt Incurred by the overseas. Col. Harold J. Smith, w Iw wwwy • Uoy, right iMfwjBt Popular Moriwts . . town to defray m appropriation U 8 AF, of the office of the com Teodor Moots, P m Prosh Fmlts ood VogoteblsB. Evorythhig lor doHeious tor school constnictlon, furnish manding general, Tactical Air f - ' - ings and expenaes Incident there Command,. Langley Air Force We Will Give Over P «* y tnvH. For Low Prices Every Doy ood Sopor Specials SOAHNI /- to; to determine the lhanner In Base, Va., was the principal every woth iod Go Stoody with Popular— yew oolghbor does. :x which such bonds ahall be Issued speaker. Gets clothes really clean F A t and sold, the persona by whom Two local wedding anniversar u.s. g X C ^ they shall be signed, and the rate ies fell on Feb. 8. .Captain and $ - of Interest set: to provide for Mrs. William W. Hammond ob w 2 9 ' GOVERNMENT Veepihg.'a record of .the same;'to served ■ t h e ir ' 11th aimlveraary -on FRESH designate a bank or trust com that date. They live at Hebron GRADED PRIME -t, . - 7, .-T pany to certify such Isaite and to GrSen, and have three daughters, CENTER SUCES AND CHOICE !• •>.« X- act aa disbursing agent In'the p.iy- the Misses Alice Anri, Peggy and LEAN M artha. In Valuable Merchandise ment of principal and interest of RIB BEEF X. such bonds, and to designate the Captain Hammond Is a veteran of World War II. and saw active ! During Our Cominj^ LB. nsmea of the Sttonieys at law to -'N, render an option approving the le duty overseas He has been i f called upon for m ilitary duty since j 4 gality of the same. Voters are also Electrical Appliance BLUEFISH Customers- The steak sho'vm here weighs 2 pounds: 6 ounces. But only at $1.05 a pound. Cheaper than A&P's Glose-Trimmedi asked to authorize the filing of an then from time to time. LEAN *rpHratlon”With 'the'pi'bllc school -Mr.. and.Mrs. -Gardner Q. Shor-.j j y* lbs. of it is close-trim -'Super-Right."- The remaining 10 SupertRight'.porterhouse steakat$1.20a pound? No Indoodl- ..... hulMlng rommissloo of the atifte ey, of the Hebron-Amston roadj SMOKED l ^ r n e r ^ Af'P.lO.gunces glexcfss fat and tcdl, ThO Of rb nnectiflif to- pay phtt of- the observed IheJr.17th weddfogm .Aiiiurifl.annlrj ounces are excess iat which, is .waste-and, coarse, flank , tail reranry at the same time. — T h e jrfl -l b : ^<^fe^ ^ chtde'd,.ihe-tdil-'-ihedt-sdld-sepdrqt^vâs-ham 1^ cost of the proposed school build- zzzJBinteiiL Dwa-Frrsr CfBM-CryitatrJfattfc: '-h7edf^^3^ tcT r^ Tda fdugK-fe''Srbfl'FYeT-^he tng'project. were m»rrl*d-ln—Laobnla --Nt-H t -II lor 65c a pound. THe^ tender, juicy heart of th^steak is the. Authnrizatinn la also asked for and have lived In Hebron fo r j ^rving folks for almost a century now, we' buys a steak like this she’ has to pay the full porterhouse any other action which may he about 12 year.*. T hey have fo u r , WAYBEST NATIVE like'to think we're pretty good at knowing only part A&P sells at $1.20 a pound. Weighing IH poun^ considered necessary or advisable daiightera. the Mlaaea Patty, I ' Wtiteh Qur Advertisements LI. jutt what they want and how to pleate ’em price for these p ^ s . Such a 2-pound, 6 ounce steak costs end costing just $ . . it gives you as much good eating as an Petey. Pinkie and Penny. Mr.J| FRESH KILLED 2 10 to enable the towm to construct oeet. Bnt experience and intuition ean go jutt $ at $ a pou^ . . . $ at $ a poun^. . . $ ordinary -poimd, ounce steak and saves vou cl and equip said school, and to issue Shnrey ta a profesaional muaiclan I For OWeial Entry Date 2.73 1.15 2.59 1,09 2.49 2 6 63 X and la alao nrganlat at t. P e te r's! LB., -M -fa L . bonds to defray the. appropriation 8 Epixcopal Church In Hebron. Mra | WINBANDiraUOR VALUES Sometime* we think w* could uae a “cryatal thereof. Voters are asked to act DOESINK t h is p r o v e that you can't fudga maat vafua by prica par pound alona? tipon a petltloq. signed by more Shnrey haa been active as leader ball” to find out if ctietomer* have ”*omething the Brownlea here, ] GENUINE X than names of legal voters to nt INGERSOLL'S « i tbair mind” they're' not telling oa — that 20 Dr. Chaiiea M. I.Arcomb, of th* Wouldn't ybu like to hOv© dU^your family's meats trimmed before weighing? Then tell your wife see what action the town will take SPRING Whiskies wodan’t know, bnfshonld— In 01^ tb aerv* Burnt HUl aectlon of Hebron,, for- 1 X i that A&Fs money-saving Glose-Trim meat-cutting method applies to sirloin steaks as well as concerning establishment o f a mer achool supervisor In Hebron, | LB. thehi'better. ; ' * board of finance; to act Upon a Is. Instructing a class In World { CHICKEN ilAM B LEGS Have you aomething on your mind that con- porterhouse— all beef, lamb and pork — all are "Super-Right." petition signed by more than 20 Literature In Danielson Thursday eemt na? Wa’d appreciate knowing it — then legal voters, for the appropriation evenings, the course to last, JAM B STEWART o f SS to the hoard of selectmen BROTH the crystal b*B won't be neceasary.. Please .300 weeks. SHANK ^ aonup IN aoNO. Frozan-Frasfi Fqvorftasf for securing the serx-lces of a ♦ maiOHT aouitoN Writer...... "SaPFR- HALF reputable firm of appraisers for Z IW STH RIGHT" RHOUSI LB1 SIILOIN LB the revaluation of all taxable real TALL L a raoof lot 3 .9 9 CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPT. 1.08 Ilua Top Strowborrios <*« »«3 ’** tS* estate and real property in the SMOKED HAMS DISriUtD IN KENTfCKV CAN AsP Food SlorM \ fow-n. said re\>aIuation to be com Old Sooth brongo Juico ’* *< <** 23‘ pleted by Jan. 31, 1053. Last of all 420 LnliQpaiil Av.,. Nmr York 17, NTY. *SUPER-Rl6tfr'-7 INCH CUT FROM 5 RIBS u 8 9 ‘ “ AA** OiD LOG CABIN M bby'i Pool. _____ ; ■ . : . 1 P‘ - . voters are asked t o act-on the re I f ♦ port of the committee on fire pro BEEF iTSAICHT lOUIION tection services, appointed byithe 4 YIAIt OLD oin iil Ribi« ® e .town meeting of Oct. 1, 1051, to ! » f ■ L a U S7H LAMS CHOPS?;- .19 9 PIOOF SOT 3 .7 5 Naw Law Prica survey Uie fire protection serv- SWEET QUALITY COm "SUPER RIGHT f l c c fANa y m e RIB PORK SHOPS ^^45* DISTIUED IN NDIANA lcea_of the town and report back), FRANKFURTS SKINLESS LB. DoS SUNNYBKtXJK FRESH GRADE ",V with Its recommendations. ■ L A M B LEG S OVIH-IIADY LB O <9 RICULAI LB f D This warning does not meanc-^s SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS . , t a wsevwm: e*i awBsap SlieedSHOEIUUII ^ O R A N C E S ^ D o r RrsrTeirdtngromi: ibe Towfi is go -...BOMECLAND-ROLLED IF DESIRED____ -18 ! t r ing to build anojther s.rfioolhousc, S H U LANB CHOPS tstTW a STN g M . Diatributpr for TAU SII^LOAF OHEESr )o» aoT w .X o TO BAOll 02 riV Chad-O-lit r0« IVt.Y CKICSI USt gilLMK 95* but refers to the Indebtedness in FLO IID A LARGE Notiva Chickant IIS Cantor Cut Pork Chops „ 6 9 ' curred when^ the^hool addition NAIF 7 A M •SOHMER CAN CHUCK STEAKS lirTTe ItADY TO-eOOK a a ' M a l-b -B it SUeCD AWtllCAN CHUSE U 55* was put on, completed, several S IM SWISS CHEESE t a OAi r . T o SUGAR SWEET : SIZE DOZ I Drown Chickans I^.JVh LIS M i C O n SU6A2 euAtl liCNT LI v2P WHISKIES IN THIS WtOOUa months igb. ^ e selectmen at the #G U IJR A N SEN ~ f u l l p i n t tTAIDAAl .T 7 5 ' 4 AND e YEARS OLD Stowiiig bystors Domastic Swiss Chaaso '*63*. time resorlea to abort time bor LliRC SAUSASE 6 5 r lOEOREAH PACKAGE Jumbo Shrimp row ing. / •W URUTZER Itobpdh'i polio drive winds up •HARDMAN PINE CONE CUBE STEAKS 99s F R O Z E N P IN E C R EEK SIZE 100-110-120't 4 for ast > Just Racfucad a total of, $383 00 which, STRAWBERRIES L & P K O . D'ANJOU ,^tSbUshes a record for the town, STiiAleHT aouasoN Brown 'n Sorvo Dinnor Rolls u * STM g g g PEARS 735-150'* EACH 5 JUST REDUCED! he nearest to this am ount wa.s TAU Donuts JKkt M»l>, PUIN, SUC4I oa COMIIXATIM NCWII |p* erelved In 1950 when the total CANS GOLDEN K O O f aoT w as about 3377. Donations seemed KEMP'S DISTIUED in lUlNOIS . SNOW WHITE SWEETENED OR 1 QT 14 OZ ^ 1 C to lag at one time, but Mrs. John IncorporB.ted CREST ORANCE JUICE UNSWEETENED -^CAN Jn-. I Goldon Loaf Coko 25* A. Markham, chairman of the; TFurniturn. and Miuie .. tomatoes LI. - dris-e.: said that ju a r a r the last ! MUSHROOMS - - z ^ r a n d y T pT 2"GZ’ c T q T14 QZ C...^ '-SWEETor-UNSWEET --- -GAN--- YaaiiH_Ceflidas-_.cm5R iiamaioPKo... HUNTS TOMATO EXTRA LARGE SI?E - •-GANS.. COAST TO COAST CumornDfeuiid to y ------ift- - lAGH catttratNiA atANOv...... «NEAPPlE-rz ANN PACi lOTTLES a YEARS OLD flight O'clock Coffoo 3LIBA6MJ U lM 77* emng ANDY BOY FRESH FRUITS AND YEGETABLES “ ' " 3 . 6 9 Rod CircIo Coffoo ILIU&Mi ; UBM 79* NOQI. ■aot LARGE a. A C COLORED MARGARINE ' % BROCCOLI BUNCH A T 22 Bokor Coffoo J LB lAfi 1.17 LI BAB 81* . ■ V ■ RUBBER TILE V. S. so. 1 OLD FAIRFAX NO. 1 FANCY FLORIDA A rs u aaANDv 48.0Z. CAN SWEET JUICY WASHED, READY-TO-USE CAN It'i National C h a rry Wmak at ASM HOUSEHOLD GAUGE A YEAtS OtO FRUIT COCKTAIL .uuaH* P f l T l T A M PASCAL -t 0 OZ-aj ftC-, bl*®** Govarad Charrl((i^«**«*^w«r3 9 * ■EAUTIPUL — EASY TO INSTALL r v t T r r v E v n oof CELLOtPINWH:^ 2PKGS AT Beet For Baking Or Cooking C tLER Y tlNBlRiNES CIISPO'IIAND Iona Sour Pittod Chorrios I LI I H CM 24* 6" x*^6" — 9c Each /, Rums INDIAN RIVER-FULL OF JUICf Jolle Dossorts IJT Lb. Peck c w — ~ D o . . 3 5 e 9"xl^-JBfrEoeh 79 _BunchllOc GttPEFRWT-^ |t. Af« ,C - .1 ■.llllW'.Li4 m,L Z O N G A l t U M iTi' nbust HOW ON SALE IN OUn STOUf PARCHA8ENT WRAPPED — — — ^ S4 Plo Makinstra SrPoao W Ifh . . . \ AT AXXrnM&i I S 2 .7 9 7 02' f lo o r POOLI'S HAND CAN FAMOUS corpoN FOWTOTfSH • • EVERY WOMAN^S ^ L«A*, Chinese Cabbase', Savoy (jabbase. New Potatoes, Fancy Artichokes, Horseradish PASCAL CELERY ?u'n?S'23' ™ I f f MAGAZINE Roo^ Brussel Sprouts, Idaho BakhiR PoUtoes, Fancy Hubbard Squash, Curly and E l P IC A D O R AHN PACI Name WNffl 01 OOIB Bulk Woifiuts FRISK rOCK LB 39' PenpUe ST “ Iff **•*******< ********* GET YOUR COPY EACH MONTH— ONLY .. PRESERVES PEACH, PLUM OR PINEAPPLE" A COPY Italian Parsley, Washed and Cleaned Spinach ^ d Kale, r « Y ears OLD *4 ...... ■■------Mdntiash Applos 4 uen35«^ SPECIAL A d d r « w ...... flO O f : s ; 2 . 9 3 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrni « . . ------OFFER ONLY ONI I U 20Z im e OPEN THURSDAY 64 TEA BAGS SlictdApplM fll CAN KIRKMAirS SOAP PRODUCTS * TaL No...... UNTIL 9 P. M. R O N R I G A CBISF9 LBFKK 4 1 ^ IRAND ONf IS OZ gyc I English Stylo Ass't. Blvfbtrrits ORANUUTED CLEANSER OPEN FBI. and SAT. In Our Bakery Dept. W H n i M o d b KITCHEN DROMEDARY >11 CAN A# M Stotlor Toilot Tissuo 2 - il. 2 5 ' DEPOSIT COUPON AT STORE UNTU. 6 P. M. S I 3 . 0 0 U 3 4 C SOAP 30t 2 P K O S . 13l POPULAR I Frvili From tk i Ov m EYcry Day n o o f W Hin CAKE MIX fKO SHEARS Old Dutch Cloonsdr IW 1 2 ' MAIN ST. 947 MANT OTWi NATWNAUr gNOWN BORAX SOAP FUKES FREE PARKING Delicious Pastries ' atANM Avaiuau at BESIDE THE STORE a 4s u o u e a m t it 3 B A R S 23c L G . P K G . 29i Try Some Soon! WITH ONf ANN PAGf TRAM MAU Nmtk A|uss, free- lET US IHiY YOUR FIRST MARKETS 3 CAKES Of f AlMOllVE nOM ANY Sin PACgAGI Of . .. Of EXTiA COST-4fC VALUE -GET, 2 fKCS Of SUfEE SOAP-Cn REE COU 1 1 2 MACAROM, SPAGNEm sr NOODLES SUDS WITH OlOn HANKS O lO R O X SMTINES TiwalMma Qraikari BEESHHUT PON HERE. OCEAN SPRAY' PETER PAN m»U w -A m fag* fee4i —f. O. tea laOI-GranH ROM US. WMi 4* Way Extras B j wKwWOEOf, w K M O M r CefHralîwi. N. V. 17., N. Y .-0 *t Dewil* el A t f 0 BabyPaaO ' Oraakerry Sant East CtiitGr St. SUPER SUDS'*•'^22' PALMOLIVE SOAP 4 ^0 45 3 j ; £ 2 3 ' ftICES SHOWN IN THIS AO OUAIANTfEO TMW MT, PHONE 2 -0 M 6 PtMMrt B itttr m . I* 4 ERKTIVf IN THIS COMMUNITY 4 YICINITV. Half GaL Juff C Great With 31 1 Lb. Pkx. 1 Lb. Pkf. c 4 8 . ' " « * 3 9 c 31 35 Chicken 21c 12 Og. Jar '».,V I '' iJ •• I1ANCH68TEB EVENING HEBALD. UANCHEStSl. CONN« THURWAV. FEBRUARY 14,1952

MANCHESyER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, ^B R U A R Y 14.19S2 • ’ ...... ^ - I up ^ b lie ia a rlrga today with taa- Benefit B v SUU LMiiag , Might Ae^pi Gilfiad tliwmy by 19 wltaearaa aad aaad R«ds O ffer 11 Rails Urged the biU o a -to the Ssaata "aoasa SaysrMEHlS! Thtra hsVe beeft 13 MriRa ia time next errak.” -the last fsitr dajrs a t Manchas- Man^êr Job Schools In ;nwn w ill cloae on He bald he probably will not call ter Memorial Hospital. Ten of Friday for a week's vacation, re for a vote until the House has act N e w P O W opening on Monday, Feb. 35. Stu- T o A c c e p t ed "provldad that ia no later than Must THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 14 the births have bran boys and VOL. m , NO. 22 CoiipiM bjr Staitala af HaaclMater H i«k Sclmol Miw Hcloi Bates, FseaHy Adiissr five have been girts. drata* attending 'the . Windham the middle of March!" D r d m 81^ . Entertain ‘If Whole Town Wants High School in WilUmantIc will Up to preaa' time ot Tha Ghahrmaa Viaaoa (D., Oa.), of ment AetB W ill Be Helfl alao havo a vacation at tko same the Houae Armed Serricea group, Herald îday there were three Me,* Sheekey Says in S w a p P la n Union Plan FuU Rights time- • wrMch airtady has approved a Valentine births at the hoatpttaL Old YrarbookR Necdfd At Qab Feb. 23 Comment on Cotter Hebron Orange, P. of H., No. U M T MU. plaaned action In the Star in SAB Play P & P Selects Cast A son waa born to Mr. and Mrs. Tankers Lose iViBfiJ ‘Legionnaires ’ Chosen; Playi Pagen't. and lost valuable points. Shown in Film more bowling^; tumbling. with five and Glenriey with four. tion and bounci^ across -a yard. Today, Sheekey said he had not out for the repatriation of South the"Eastcfh~Slalrt Farmers' Ex late George and Harriet Hill En- Thg danger zones. He saTd a cer-'^ ber. cotton, and cattla. induatrlea.. gardens. - - . committee.______, runs. Benham'a brokan-dowm Umea -The -carriers bitterly opposed ..... Freshmen -Tom-Smith and Curt - Tuasday—Oiria' Laaifei'a' CTiib.' ■ Red Case sparked the Indtans*'- ' Seven meiiiberB 6f the fam ily In changed' his nrtnd. that he was Korean civilians noiir held lii North change in Springfield. Mass., gave grti); she had been a resident o f tain country -wirald' like to Khv/"'" . Some of the color of Mexico's Pottertdii Wins; ' ‘neketa will go on aide Feb. 20. w e n l:23.03'and 1:32.13. the union shop at hearing* con W nght scored second and third, ^ e famed cities, harbors, col ’ Fraahman and sophemora bowl offenalva during their period, side escaped with cuts and braises. "not seeking the Job.*’ However, Korea. . a very Interesting talk shout the Manchester for the past 60 years. stich-mape end It was up fojiawsf. leges. and jiarka of Texas wars A movie, "The House Of Cham national sport, bull fighting, was Marilyn Rogers 54 In' third place at the end of the ducted by the emergency board. respectively, in the Century with ing. dropping through three set ahota. "I thought the Russians - wmre he did say that "If the whole town The resolution also called for outlook for the farmer in 1952. A 8he waa a member of the North papers snd reporters not to men-, alto shown. A view of tha pagne," waa viewed by the French shown In its full Spanish pagean They argued that It 1* both moral Hofmstrom of Hartford taking W'ednesday—Junior and Senior Is Rifle Ghamp Roach dropped In another basket rnming," said Mary Ann Bradley, first day was the Swire No. 2 sled wants me. I'll give tha matter my the release o f South Korsana held delirious banquet waa served by Methodist Church and a member tion these things. crowded state fair showed ths In- try. ly W’rong to compel non-members honors with a :50.2. Cluba of Mlaa Jeanne Low on Mon volleyball; Aqua-ettaa. and Bob Johnson a foul, but Hall driven by* Felix Endrich with a deepest cnnslderation.” In UN prisoner of war camps and the ladies, consisting of fruit cock- of the W a ca of that church. He told the newsman asking the (erest of the people In the progress Taxco, a famous qld silver to'vn \ hla daughter. tn Join the union*, and Illegal. In the 100 yard breaststroke, day and Tuesday, Jan. 28 and 29. Thursday—Badminton; Fresh Council Thanked: had Its beat period of the game totjJ o f 3:44.46. Sheekey made It clear that he thousands o f North Korean prison tall. roa.T turkey with stuffing, ' Besides her husband, she leaves question that he waa calling atten-' of science. w’hich has been set aside as a na The Manchester High rifle team Another twister flattened twro They contended it would per Manchester won second and third men and sophomore bowling. America's No. 3 entry of iRTed ers who have organised sn "snti- mashed potato. Turnip, peas, cran one son, William G. M cNall of tion to the availability o f the, Preceding the movie Mr. Bailey /The film showed the town of tional park, was also shown. This chempionibip match w-aa fired re addlrig 11 points to their total, six farm houses and other buildings did not want to 'Influence In any manently entrench the unions In places as Tom McNamara and Fortime. Lake Placid. N , Y „ and berry sauce, pickles, celery, salad, Manchester. maps, thus helping, people wha 'Marne. France, w:here every year village, famed for Its handmade cently at the local Armorj’. Robart Plans Discussed of which came off the hands of near Manila, Ark., where five per w ay the dtcectora of the town who, Communist youth association" and power. Gordie Crkler followed Hartford's stated that each student should After pracUcing volleyball for. a The funeral will bf held Satur ought not to have them get hold' tona of grapes, white, red. end Potterton emerged the winner and Wes Eustls. sons were Injured. Then It roared Floyd Edward Whlsher, au Sable according to Maôr Harold A. petitioned to remalft jo . South. Ko-. Ice cream aai.coffee...... * The union*- contended all work Tyszka to the finish-line. Tj'szka's think some time that day of Abra ellverW’Sre. has 'been preserved few weeks, three teams will Jour day afternoon at 3 o'clock from o f them. bis.ck— are harvested for the mak team champion. with a fine total Jim Glenney led the Indians F oM a N. T „ was seventh w’ith Turklngton, at the present time rea. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Hawley er* *hould pay, by their due*, a time j) f 1:09.5 is one of the fastest ham Lincoln. There are three im Just as it was years ago. ney to New Britain on March 20 A t the Feb. 7 meeting o f the Into. MUasouri aeveral miles to the the Holmes Funeral Home,_400 ing, o f. champagne. ..TheJgrapea. are The old port of Araptilco. now o f -179. - Potterton - shot a 99 out of hack to their original form, how tidies n ( -L:33.i6 and. 1;24.43 for. a have about 30 applicatioos.for tha of Gilead street have announced •hare of the-union cost-of obtain ....______..... 'In' Th Manchester's 160 yard-relay of Pc2*y Carter. K itty Ryan, and shlp In' their clui’ s. fiatrA Gl-nney was high* man for what they, have In mind, and I Eraeat W. Nepmaan ]em jfegro'a statement the most Mrs. Saf fari Bids ’ are plac^ on a certain angle so Rio Da Janeiro, named b,v the score of 99 prone and a 78 oft- uing through Feb. 22, the Mary 8t. Moritz. , President Reports union shop, so that now the law Curt Wright, Tom Smith, George Lorraine Incandella. Alan Anna Dancing following home hssket- the Red and White with t7. Roa-h don't want to influence their eration In moat of greater T4srt- that -the sediment w-lll rise to the Portuguese when fhev discovered hand for a total o f 177. Richard Welcome ^ snow fell briefly be permits the arrangement Ernest William Neumann. 81, Of patriotic end outstanding one he PazianoB and Panctera, turned In Bariea, Eleanor Chase, E ffle Doe- hsll games has become Increasing hit for 13 hnd Altken and Case 10 Cheney Library will have a Boctal thoughts in any way.” he said. ford la la the offing for Manches 8 Prospect street. Rockville: died had * eeen since 'he has been liP cork. this body of water tn the month o f Kehl placed third with 176 and fore, the gsmes opened at both the The unions argued this Insured hla best time of the year in the Farewell to MHS bener, and N o r^ a Machia have ly popular arid will be continued. eac.a Pinky Hohenthal was held Recurity exhibit, Miaa Jaasamihe Sheekey added, however, that he ter. Plans are reported still’ ln the today at his home. He waa bom politics. The sediment-covered cork Is r*>- January. One of the most famous Bruce Anderson took fourth place (Contianed from One) the union shop's legality. But event but was not fast enough to shown promise in water ballet In order to booet the Navajo to gye points, marking the first.' slalom and bobsled sites. felt complimented by the knowl Juno. .4, 187ft,.. Jn . .Germany and ' IW t out, Hartford's speedy quar moved: and a new one la put in. sights of this harbor is the Bugar with 174. The th ree’ Tunnera-up M: Smith, librarian, announced to formative etage. ' the carriers * said compttlsory Asked about , etories . mentioning’* Sirica they came back into the drive, a faculty basketball team jttme tn five games that the opposl- edge that there were people In aside questions on the subject and came to Rockville 55 years ago. possible United atate* warnings o f tet which marked up a 1:21.7. Mrs. Koksb Saffarl, our visiting "The bottles are then wrapped for Loaf Mountain. also will receive brassards. Joseph day. Under the system recently ptit unionism violated Individual' free* group. There are Just a few of the will play a aenior hasketbaU team 'tion has held the Indians' high town who w'anted, him for their go to more Important things. He was formerly a weaver In the Tha Indian's next meet will be teacher from Iran, gave a last market where it la shipped to ell Janet Bradley '52 Bell, an up-and-coming sophomore,: into effect in the Hartford area, dom guaranteed in the U. S. Con* retaliatory action if a Korean girls who. are apt in w’ater ballet. for-an admiasion price in March. scoring forward under double fig The purpose o f the diapla,v will gqperal manager. RockWIle Mills, retiring 31 years at the home pool,.on Friday, Feb. farewell to the students of MHS In parts of the world to be used for BrH ah 173 total to capture fifth Music School Has two telephone numbers are avail One queetion was about an asr stttution. truce la violated, the President re Details will be given at a later ures. be to better acquaint the people o f sge. He was a member of the 16, against-Windham. In all prnb- a hroadrast .over, the Inter-com any special occasion. place in the event. sertlon by a Presidential Caller The Taft-HsrUey Act sl*o per plied this la a poor time to coitl-' -That'c all the news for this dale. — Manchester with the beneflta^piftf able for use nf anyone whose own Hockanum 8lrk Boclety. abllittea this meet will decide the system on Feb. 8. She stated her Following the movie a discas- During the past week the lin e Msrichester’s Jayyee team made fam ily phyaiscan can not be yesterday that the President In m it* the imlon shop. But both ment on that as It would only Students Chosen week, but I'll be back after vaca may expect w’hen they retire or, in Local Boosters He leaves four daughters, Mias C C IL championships and both apprerialinn for the friendliness aloh waa held. The roll rail was men have been firing In connection Donald MeCtomh '.54 It a clean sweep, copping the pre Hospital Hires formed him he would have an an law* prohibit the closed shop, sn muddy the waters of the present' tion w’lth some more news about the event of the death of the wrage reached or who has no regular Edna Neii;.-uum o f Hartford, Mrs. teams will ^ve their all for the shown "her by the students and with the Director of Civilian liminary contest 40 to 36. Eddie nouncement within 10 to 15 daya. arrangement to compel employers truce negotiators. taken and each student gave a the new sports schedule, particu earner In the family, the benefits doctor. Carl Hoffer of West Hartford, win. Windham has a record of five teachers. For Mock UN Marksmanshin of the Department Lynn W’as high scorertfor the sec The Interest of many Manches Thia .ohJIer was 'Benjamin G. to hire only union membera. The A. question whether he wrould French word used In .English. larly tha tumbling. to which survivors may become * New Engineer The phone la answered by a Mr*. Ernest Lipmsnn and Mrs. wins against three defeats, President At Grossman of the Soma students, gave „ reports.^ oa of D efend. Thts is an aUempt_to ond stringers with lljpolnts All ter residenta in the Hartfonl Browdy, a Zionist leader. union shop permits employers to favor Alaska electing Its owm gov^ ------Fenna Lee- Fisher '62 - yaleiitine Dance entitled. ‘iMany of our.cltissiia are trained operator who obtsilna all John'Bchwrarta, Imth o f Rockville, George Pazianos '52 Student Council present^ Mrs. ■pecltl news artlclbe from France. vet civilians acquainted with,fire- but one o f the Ja.wee players hit achool o f Music, haa made poe- In reply, the Presideht'ssld that hit# whomever they want, as long irhor hrou|flir»YC>lyThirhaB?r: Eight (Ti^rent Affairs memliers not entirely familiar with the old the information she can for the pa six grandchildren and ona great .Saffarl w ith gifts from .the achoo!. ------Barbara Field '54. atble the benefit -parfonnanca of Curtis Wilson-i* th* new . chief Jiverybi^-lately has .something to a* the worker,, , pnce__emplpyed, lieves the territory is going to were chosen to'Take part In The arms in ease o f induction ki ttle •the Mooring column. - - ...... age and aurrivorr-insurance,- espe tient— name.- add res*, telephone* graiiflchnd. ------The French Clubs are made up For her two boys were given armed forces or In the event of an Held by Y-Teens Dance Suites and "PagUacci.” for engineer at Manchester Memorial say after a cnil at the White joins the lininh within a specified hive lutehStd s\id M Is HawiilT mock United Nations w^filch will One game remhtns on the In cially since the new amandmenta number, and the nature o f the ill- . The funeral will be held Satur o f those, students who-* take vieu’ers and slides and' her little invasion. TTie cornnetlHon is on an the ' benefit of the Manchester Hoapital. A resident of Thomaa- House. He went on to say that time. -.- — -- . NotCamUdate Yet X be held lay the Hartford Foreign Senior Y-Teeiis dians' slate, that coming against were passed, and It ia our hope neas. day afternoon at 1:30 at the Lndd FrMCh in high school, 'the clubs daughter waa given a dress, slip indiildual bast's with esch partie- USO drive.'. The ahow’ will be pre tnn, Mr. Wilson plans to make his when he was ready to make an an The Labor department esti He wrould not comment on an-, Policy Association in April. Mem A colorful array of hearts pro Meriden In the Silver C5ty. Ths that thla exhibit may give them 0 She then selects a doctor from Funeral Home, with Rev. Forrest meet about once a month and hold pers, and a. locket. Superb Costuiiies Inant having 10 shots in each of home in Manchester in tha near nouncement he would make It to mates union membership at other Taft statement, calling Oiq‘ bers from schools all over the vided an appropriate setting for Clarkemen played Weaver Wed better understanding oif their sented tomorrow at 8:30. the llst’ot those standing by for Musaer of the Union Congrega discussions and see m oiles about Mrs, Saffari was presented a Hold Auction four posit'ons making a possible When the Dance Suites and future. the newsmen and not through a around IS or 18 ihilllon. The num Korean conflict a "Tniman wrar". state will participate in the atu- the iimare dance held by the sen nesday evening, results of w’hlch rights and benefits,” Mias Smith such calls Usually, a physician is tional Church officiating. Burial France. camera and film, and a traveling score o f 400. 'The four nosltlons He succeeda (?arl Jnhan.s.son who third person. ber hes remained fairly station except to say the public will havC Colorful ill Play dent UN. Manchester's eight atu- ior Y Teams end their guests, Sen- are too late for this edition of the stated. opeta were recently presented in chosen for his nearness to ths pa will ba in theGrove Hill Gemetery, alarm clock.______s re nrqne. sitting, kneeling, and held the poaltion previously for tient. Ths President was told that ary for some time. In* other to'- rame t» 1^ owii coifaualoif'"'' dents -wtlf^be^ fepre»enting~Yiigo- .IS.r--HLY jra^_ya.CTjty_JM ^^ JW«?rlil. A victory pvej- \Veaver In conjunction with this exhibit, Hartford, several Manche.iter resl- Friends may call Friday aftar ■stsndlng. dent s' wei'e ’ highly' ImpreSoed. î'ne- eight years^ iir~. Jobanasoo—haa* Be^-Babatl*-40 -m ) h*d rald thst the D hioan . _Tk«..audi„enc^,,h9.t..a_lEcsJt.iaj!l!irc.-.i'.l«yjg__an.ii_:Saudl— Arghla.— The Ing tliisaJlmeaV'..Si^^^ in the high School Audltofluirii.-_, on ,wouid'._m*anIi~tcuniameat:.^ ■ J xm w F :’ Cooper; field repreaenta-' irdBHnuftTiVbiniff;^------— ------KfHgwhrt’-Kimney: The feiVfi esp^ .....live foF'fRe w laT SecuHly dlRce'lTIaftfortf SchoordfTCaMe'J^^ bera- tranaferred* t o -another-posi may'can-'Tha---patlefit'^^'to-T-glva h e- might -run- If-h e thought It bership In the. 30s *nd ,45*..)ias J*.runnin'g .fOr-the, nomination and. -So—VBrsalile^ when they view the. costumes forkm eeting will operaCe Just like the eat bidder! Such were the proceed Saturday. FeSni; for the Red and White, regardless I tsln. s»t a new reco*d In this rom- In Hartford, will give a talk to ly donated their aervices to the tion in the hoapital and ia doing standby qdvica until h* arrives or might speed the rauae of world aUlled. he's not even a Preaidentlal can the Sock and Buskin public per U N and the students will discuss ings of the Senior Y Teens meet Both square dancln- and round of the outcome of the Meriden con- By getting the union shop Idea Slipcovers For petltlon S0 he fired ari excellent morrow on Social Security to the USO drive here. apeclal work. may Visit the patient Immedistely, peace. didate yet. formance o? "A Connecticut Yan tha actual issues, which are cur ing held In tha form o f a penny dancing proved very popular to tert. generally accepted, the unions Charming total of .178. This score shattered senior class of Manchester High The new engineer has had con Each doctor charges his own fee. Truman would not comment on Amenta Fprfeit8 kee in King Arthur's Court" to rently being discussed. auction on Tuesday In ths High the group. Home made refresh Mra. G eorge. W . Cheney, . Spring the previous record of 368 set by Dick Day, '52. SrhooL A motion picture will also siderable experience in induatrlal that, nor on a question whether probably could pick up several morrow and Satuidav in the MHS The me mbers elected by the club School library, ments o f cakes and cookies were honorary chairman for the pre Richard Ellington In January. be showm and students will be giv plants In New Britain and Bridge h e, thBtighU~Ths'~caus»~~of' world aasemhty hall. Eleanor Douglas, on Thursday, Feb. 7, were; Elinor E verjih in g from lollypopa to fo>’ serv’ed by members of Senior Y sentation In Manchester, and in- Romkin Hartford Add^Gcorge“Elliott 1951. Robert Potterton also broke The "Legion of Honor" w’aa add en the opportunity to ask ques port. peace would he helped if he ran. considerable organising sxpenae. the chairmah o f the costuiirie com Hvfssey. FennS Lee Fisher, Janet SirpTanet was auctioned off by the Teens and received heartily by ed to the "W orld" as a new’ feature more Watkins, are members of Local Student Has the old record as h» almost eoualed their guests. tions on Social Security at the end the Board of Directors at the Married.' Mr. Wllaon la the In a serious tone, he said he mittee. has done a good Job in or Bradley, Barbara Bengtson, \ Al auctioneers of the evening. Carol In 1933. father o f two boys, both of whom Kuhney's score w1,th a total of 375. of the program. school. Robert Doellner; head of knew the reporters were very Bantjno Amenta, 37, of Hart To Memorial Ujnit dering the appropriate costumes bert Grossman, George Pazianoa, Jan’ia and Helen Jordan. Chaperones for the evening were The purpose of the Girls’ Lead are in service. Curtis L. is in the Ben Crehore and Bruce Anderson the school's violin and advanced Perlect A Average much interested in this situation, from •New.._York City. The.se cos Bill' Slover, and Richard Wood- Thla auction waa truly a. matter Mr. snd Mra. Jack Early and ers' CTub Is to foster the qualities Coast Guard and Roger J. la In the Asks Civilian Rule ford; arrested tn Manchester sev copped third and fourth places composition department la an but he did not want to comment tumes all represent the mediaeval house. of good gueuing by each anxious George Potterton. Mrs. Early and of leadership rfnd to promote par A ir Force. ers! months ago for obtaining George Elliott, superintendent with a score of .366 esch. ...Rav Mr. Potterton are alao the facultv other ManeVester citizen who has Ha added tnat It is a difficult period of England. These students wlU also meet bidder, for' each item waa wrapped ticipation In girls' athletics. Car Oashes Pole, C. Alan Anderson of 66 Village Of UMT Program money under falsa pretenses. of cemeteries, was added to the Kingm an'snd Mort Handler each helped earn high re.putation. decision fo r him to make. Coatumea range from the long, the members of the U N who rep- In gay paper and ribbon. Thla re adilaora for Senior Y Teens ud Miss Ann* McGuire and Miss street waa one of 10 students with George Waddell Memorial FuntL fired a 363 total to tie, for fifth Senior Hl-Y reapectively. Willard imgers, (dhainn^^ Semfi.one, then asked whether he Jumped h li' 'bend today when flowing gowrt of Queen Guinevere re.sent Yugoslavia and Saudi A ra sulted In- many amusing articles place. Isabelle Worth are the'facul^*ad* a -4.0- or- perfect A avaraga in all Committee yesterday in s move tie Drt>'er Not Hurt comnilttee, prasehuirifg the * opera, Hospital Notes had Urged W . Stuart Symington, scheduled tn appear In Common to King • Arthur's maroon, velvet bia. such as an eraser, a< bottle of hand Nanev Folsv’ visors of Paint snd Powder. subjects recently named to the (Continned from Fags Om ) bring to the committee town em 'D'ave Hansen, '53 announced tnday that 20 tickets retiring RFC administrator, to i JL----- TOba,, Unadl. with .charUreuaft jmtln, . Some.of. the.queaU.oiia. th et.w lil lotion. and .a. croafeword game. . A Dean's Honor LJst a l-A m e ric a n -,V* ' ■ *, Pleaa_ Court in'H artford,...... ployes ..wham.special contisets. and , '* have been sent' to the Home Guard seek' the Democratic" nomination' properly'chahgeaibl# (o regular ex- The knights - Lancelot, Clarence. be dlscuated are: WhaJ plans ripple of laughter gpeeted each P'ailure ot a braka maater cyltn* Patleata Today ...... 186 International Oollcge, it was The Hartford nqan was arrested skills would help .In the selection Division of. the' National Guard In for the Senate tn Mlnsouri. l^hse of the Defense departments" .■"<}. sir Sagamor wear tlgh.t.s and ' shpuUl. he .m*tle-flJr. the: reuniting .Klft but. the-.prime, of- the.A\’enlng. der was tha apparent.cause.of. an . Admitl*d,.yeatfrMer so that these meii 'c4n' - " The Prestilent said'he'would not “ W htl4 fioneedtng that aone la w pai’ded Jackets decorated with of Korea ? What can the UN do proved to be a small package of ISFHefeals^SR-- accident at 7:40 last night when a trude Luffman, 8 Mountain atreet; -The entire list, comprised of 77 local busineMman for 1650 perpetuate the memory of the late answer that yet. but ivould give m aker! were wavering in tha face matsL buttons. Merlin, the magi to mainlsin the political independ, hand, tissues which had the girls Books Atjlîary Glieiiuy ear driven by Laurence Anthony see the show, . Tlcketa may be Mr*. Elaine Johnson, 47 Bigelow students, repreaents the* top 10 early .Daramber, The ring, proved secured at Hals's,'Michasl'a, Bur hla views when the time comes. of vocal oppoaltkm by chucchMia' general manager...... ■ cian. wears a blue velvet tohe with enre ami territorial rights of bidding recklessly until finally ktuska, 23, o f Broad Brook, street; Nelson Warner, Andover; per cent of tull-tim* enrellraa at 'te :ba wrorth much less wrhen ap In Frosh League A t anoiher point. Troman re- A spokesman for the committee a-- Waek- hat, Barbara-^Bengtaon Greece.? Should— Ttaly^ • Ireland. Carol Jatvla cams, up with the mounted the sidew’alk. crashed In ton's, The First National Bank, Richard O'Brien. 100 Homestead and others, Russell said:' praised by a Jeweler. Amenta was New books reeantly received «t AIGand.isJiSadad. 1^ a 1 per rant oHsrt indtreetlv to one crltlrixm-ôf - - I -<.an'r"TDlreetve o f the Senate said today, the group, feels... .!h st . wears a rosliime which aptly rep Rumania, or Hungary be admitted winning number— 38 cents. ‘ "Selling Hoiiie PrbpeiTv.'' M. W. to a utility pole, and came to rest Potterton't, WatkiH'i, and the street; Ronald Swlatklewlcz, 307 minority of perfect average* of arrested soon after Manchester Geer. his administration made by Sena Elliott, with his knowledge of me resents the villinous Queen Mor to the irN ? A total of S4J.57 was collected The Freshman Homeroom Bas the M ary Cheney Library Include W'lth one wheel on an 18-inch wall. Midget Smoke Shop. North .Main atreet; Michael Ma- rejecting this hill. police. , which Mr, Anderson ia a' mem tor A. Taft, sn ssnlrant for the morials and the coniacts he has gan la Fay. . The meeting wae adjourned In all to make this penny auction ketball League rounded out Its ■the following fiction: "Now’. We Also "Sweet Cork of Thee," The accident happened on. Center ,A radio Interview with Ward rhie, 4 RIdridge atreet; Bernard ber. ., / "UM 'T is the only apparent solu In Itenchertcr Town Court, he Reniibll''sn Presldentisl jiomlna- tion of the problem of g(vlng"this msde.in hi* work..will be aide to The boys wear helmets decors*- after plans for the annual UN trip, a complete success.' tegular schedule this week before Are Free,” Marguerite Allis; 'Robert Glbblngii;. "The Ape In street about 75 feet west of Arch Davenny. director of the Hart Balon, 4 Miniz Court; Mra. MyrUe i^ e list is an official tabulation was .'found giillty of 'obtaining tion. co'untry adeqhate security without help" in picking a suitable plaquer ad with., plumes while the girls future speaker, and plans for a Nancy Foiay, '52 starting out In the playoffs. Room Our House." Catherine Hayes; street. ford 'School, Truda KaschnMnn, Bogel, East Haddsm; Mrs. Nellie of Individual student-effort for the money under false pretenses and "Sybil,” Louis Auchincloss; "A A reporter said T aft had aaid Uis.risk of, national henkruptcy." *1110 commItFee is scheduled to W'ear tall, cone-shaped hats with State Legislature trip were dis I 8F defeated.28B by a score of "Memoirs." Herbert C. Hoover; • N o one waa thjured. The hood, w’ell-known choreographer w’ho Johnson, 68 Waliiut street: Clif first semester of the 1061-52 aca was Mntenced to 90 dayi and fined 36 to 18. Tear for Judas,” LeGette B ljlh e; ■How to Think Ahead in Chess.” he had no confidence In the Joint He told reporters he believes hold another meeting on Monday. a veil of chiffon flowlqg backward cussed. grUl,' bumper, radiator, and left directed "Dance Suliea,” and Mrs. ford Looihls, Andover; Mrs. Lillian demic year which terminated last $300. He appealed the court’s de from the paali. King Arthur_ajw Mqzzer ran the scoring thrust "Dark • Moment” Ann • Bridge: I. A. Horowitz and Fred Rein- Horaca Learned, one of the many îbson, 185 Main street; Mrs. Sal Ch'cfs of Staff. - House approval also Is certain. rision and was released sinder Although the idsa started out ___ Allison Olmatead,. '52 front fender and headlight of the month. . _ - * __^^ shortly after-Waddelt’a death as a* — wears a gold crest around his Miss Silverstein of the “ÎSF quintet, getting 17 "Ooid for My Fair Lady." 8. H. feldr -Salt Rivers of the klassa- car were damaged. apohsbra for the event, w ill be held ly Horowitz, Ea.at Center 'Street; - The President said he had nft T t Is mv sincere hope we can $3,500' bond, ’w hen he failed to In addition to hit academle.'ac- fund to widch Muntctpal Building neck. points. MIkolelt played both Courtier; "Chosen Country,” John Ch:tBCtU Shore." H.' F. Howe; , The car waa going east on Cen on Station WCCC at 1 p. m. to Mrs. Wlnifrra White, 73 Cooper comment to make on what Taft have a modest start on UMT this appear In Common Plaas court as pompllshmcnts Mr. Anderson has had said. ' employes only would contribute. It With these plus man,\’ more sen backboards and was the playmak- Dos Passds: "M y Cousin Rachel." "This American People,” G. W.' ter street When Miiska tried to morrow. atreet. calendar year," Ji# said, "a n d that scheduled today, the bond was Ahea^d in Sales participated in numerous extra But later, he *eld"thev were not has now grown to a point wherq sational rpstumes. you'll be mist Iranian Teacher er along with getting 7 points. Daphne DuMaurier: "Tara’s Heal Johnson: "Life's Picture History stop at a traffic line behind ths Admitted today: Leo Cote, 123 v.’e'll have it oq a substantial basis ruled forfeited. curricular activities at American nolltical annointee*. an i he had the donations from anyone wlshinff. ing something if you don't attend Both Orlow-ski and. Mighery con ing.” Mrs. J.-H. Giles: "Hima of V.’estern Msn," "It Happens light at Broad street, according to Qidc atraiot; Mrs. M argaret Pears- within 12 months.” Amenta haa a long criminal International Oollege. He will he to contribute will he accepted. . ] "A Connecticut Yankee in. King "Who's going to win the ticket- tributed 6 points towrards the. layan Aaaignment,” V a n W y c k Evem- Thursday." M rj. J.-S. Me- the 'pofice report. He' discovered son..102 Btsrkwealher street; Mra. utmost confidence In them. Russell said he hoped to wind record. rtouri " *______Had Fill! Program 18F total. graduated from A lC ln June, 1952, «vllin g_com retition for ?'A Con- Myon: "The Emigrant*,’r vti. n y fltte: "Square Dancer* R, j. he had no brakes, sweryqd ;o_,Uu.i Madeline Hickey, 23 Crosby, road; ” 28B Tost T h i' game on Inaccu- ton with a. B.A, In Hlstery. ■ Fenna Lee Fisher '52 necticul Yankee in King Arthur'a helm Moberg; "Once Oyer Ught- • McN *lrr o f Radio Sen^» I , right to avoid bitting th« can and M n. Betty Llnderaon, Stom. Mra'.Kokwb'Bgffari.-cMAhebMteir^J Courb"-7r.iaja-A»ig qtmsiiiMr as-Bapr e»U .ifhooting,; ifailed to Ijs'-'-^Darid Niven: '’T h e SWhhiniii^ ’ Wiliam *Maz«as.:.*and'< Alex' . I ' ’vitmb6d'thb''«t)trt: ^ '.yDlaeluuiml-ltestifeMay:.'Domineer High’s, guest from Iran, has Utt- bara--Btlverstetn—holdg -a~ narrow capitaus*:*on-theie"ln«ny' -chances. Pool,” Mrs. M. R Rinehart : "Ter- Levyi "ArtifleUI Fibres." R. W. was Bianucct, 70 Lsnox .streeU Mrs. Mahehester after .a monlh’a atay lead witlTHeieri'Kronick an6 Jean Ballaieper, arith pplntg.----Wior TTOf-nr-ur*' -SUn,"- CecirRoBerG': **raerieH|W9aT98FTyalTWBTtlOWi HWf SUPpiff' World Til ic riTfews ^ here at MHS. during which she Reed close behind, Tha ticket aalea high for 25B. Following him "M ister Zip,” H.: A. 8mi(h: "The rarts and Marshall, .Tune 1942- Cor on Ptimay straat, Tuaaday■* “ “ street; April Ooughlin, 390 Wood '“About Town^ had a very active schedule. While have been extremely h eavy'fof the were Bell With four. Alfonso and Catherine tyheel,**- Jean StaJiord; Aprll 1944, a. E. Morison; "Bv'the Public Records morning where 3 heating stove land. street. Miss Joan Kerr. 15 caused a fire. Due to quick action The Manchester Fire Depart Mr. Harrington school was in session. Mrs. Saffari paat two w’eeka with the Buaineaa Boland with three and Adams "Full Cargo," W. D. Steele. Waters of the Danube," "Alexan Cornell atjeet; Mrs. Clara McDon 7 of the fire department all was soon ment will hold Its annual ladles’ wae- routed from clajs to class committee,'directed by Miss Mary with two points. BookEln non-fiction: "No Time dra Orme." psued. ald, 39 Delmont atreet; Mra,. Bea Warrantee peed under contr^ with only minor night at the WbiU Eagle HsO. 69 McAdams, doing an excellent Job. Invol\*ed In the first playoff tilt for Teare,” C, H. Andrews: "Tropi "•nie Immigrant's Return." A. trice Bmlgh, 254 Henry street; Al B y fins Bumett The comparison of the Manches- where she sat in on many differ Francis 8 . Fisher and Violet M. damage. . By Mrs. .aniie Cabot Thera are, however, some resen’ed are 36B and 17F. 17F is the cal Fish ss a Hobby," H. R. Axel- M. Pellegrini; "Twelve Cows— bert Fountain, * Buckland; Robert North meet, Saturday 'night at This carefully tailored daytime tar and Stafford Springs school ent subjects, such aa Ehiglish, hls- Fisher to Robert Meek, property „ The Ellington Towne dub Is Bring a "new tcxik" to your liv seats still available. favorite, having beaten 26B tn- "My Fifty Years In Base- and W e're In Clover,” George Hutchinson, Bolton: Henry Chali- 6:30. The Sleepy Hollew boye will OF NEW $ND USED frock ia ao flattering to a woman's ayatems was one of the subjects toiy. and biology. on Devon drive. making tentativa plana for dining ing rpom for spring bv making Elinor Huaaey haa done a fine their flret_ go. The second game rail." E. G. Bairpw; "A Treasurv Rram: "Franklin D. Roosevelt’a four, 122 Walker street; Freeman play for the dancing. Members flgura, ao new in line and detail. dlacuasad by Russell Harrington in Mrs. Saffari was guest speaker Marriage tlrwisri. out in plare of their regular meet alipcovera with that important Job with Ike new’tpaper angle of Is between 28B and 27B. Thia of Western Folklore.” B. A. Bot Story." ed. by Donald Day; Allen, 940,Middle Turnpike, east; who hove not made reservations And perfectly auited to your buay an interview on Friday, Feb. 8, tn at Rotary Club, KlW’anis CAub. and Edward Peter' Krewalk, Hart ing March 5. professional look. It is fun and publicity. The clever poater dis game is a flip as both/teams are kin. editor; “ Cbmplete Book of Setrne's Magic Tricka." John Mrs. Lillian Ole«eck», Rn> 2, are requested to contact aaalstant TELEVISION SETS taytima achedula. T ry unuiual the High School World office Mr. two Y-Teen groups. She managed ford, and Bernice Nellie Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schlude of little .work to turn out all types played at all three- assemblies on undefeated in league play. Collecting Hobbica," W. p. Brlck- Manchester; Mra. Nancy DeVrau chief Raymond Oblaman, Onm- novelty buttons and trim. of covers. Harrington camb to MHS in Jan to find time in her buay schedule ârae; "The Lobbyista." Karl East Hartford, to be married in Maple street have returned from a Feb. 1'2 W’aa done by Richard All games are managed by er; "Pictorial H is t^ of the Con and son, 19 Bretton road; Dennis panyl, or Frank Mordavsky, Com- Several Naketi And Modeh To Chooae From P attarir No. 8622 la a aew'-rite uary from Stafford Springs whe.re to hear the Oeveland Symphony Schrtftgiesser; "Corrective Ther- 8 L Jamea' Church, Feb. 38. visit with Mrs. Schiude's mother- Pattern No. 5069 contAlnx step Hazelton. Dick haa also done a David Hartwell and officiated. by federacy.” L a m o n t Buchanan: spy for the Handicapped CWld." -Lawler, Rockville. pany 2, perforated pattern In aises 14, 16. by step directions for measuring he taught bookkeeping. He said and to see Onrnelia Otis'Sklnner, 1^0 Diana, ‘52: These remain James John Dowda, Bolton, and ia-law and aiater, Mr. aad Mra. ■swell" Job painting the scenery “Retail Advertiaing for the Small ,E B. atone and J. • W. Devton; Discharged today; Thomas Bid- « UL 20; 40. 42. 44. Sum 16, short and making slipcovers for chairs that Manchester has one of the in “ Paris ’90.” She \1aited Yale ing games will be open to tbe Eileen Christina Wynns, Manches Charles Broughton of Granby. for the mediaeval setting. ^tore.” P; W. Burton; "Those Know Your Fabrics," L. D. Tay- well, Olsatonbury; Mrs. Pauline Ellsrd M. Hulbert, aon o f Mr. Savings Up To riaeve, 4H yards of 39<;inch; ^ and couches, material require bast achool systems in the state. with Mr. anabMrs. Richard Mar public atarting at 7:30 a, m. at ter. to be married Feb. 16. Mrs. Schlude'a mother. Mrs. Nellie yard contrast. 'v The ushers have also been busy Devils In B aggy Pants,” R. 8. Car jra; "Back to Mandalay." L. J, Stolarzcuk, 155 Eleepwood drive; and Mrs. Percy E. Hulbert o f 16ft ments, fabric and color sugges Mr. Harrington attended Teach tin. the Rec. Thomas Joaeph Shannon and Warner, returned with them to Francis Walsh; 14 Cambridge ALL MERCHANDISE GUARANTEED F o r this pattern send .TOiK in rehearaing., They are Priscilla ter; "Old Sturbridge Village" Thomas: "More. Casserole Cook Oakland atreet, la repreeeilbiig his tions and trimming hints. ers College In New Britain where Mrs. Saffari was dinner guest Albert H. Guay, '53. Frances Bernardine Edmunds, visit for a week. street: Mrs. Jennie Schuets, 38 loins, your nanje, address, site oi^ Torrance. Pat Shirer. Jean Reed. Samuel Chamberlain; "aosing the ery." Mrs. Marian Traev; "Cre- fraternity. Tail Alpha, on the Send 25c in Coins, your hiame, he received hia bachelor of science of ipany, among w-hom were Mr, both of Manchester, to be married Mr. and Mra. Donald Lana o f Cooper street; Mrs. Lorraine Stri- 50% Kathleen Olmstead, Elinor Hussey, Ring.” Winston Churchill; "LM ng a Ing Hooked Rugs.” V. B. Under Junior I^ m committea gt Trin dr^. and the pattern number to ■dress and the Pattern N iim ^r" and education degree. In college and Mrs. Edson Bailey. Mrs. Mary Members o f Paint and Powder in St. James’ Church. Feb. 23. Pioneer Hetghta, Ellington, are maltis, 41 Drive F, Sliver Lane SEVEIUL GOOD USiD KAPip CONSOUS AND COMMNARONS luc Bumett. The Manchester Eve- Maureen Shea. Barbara Silver- Ideas in America." H. 8. Com- hill snd A. J. Burks; "Behold ity Oollege. ITie prom will ba held to^Xpos Os'bot (The Manchester ha waa active in dramatics and on Jane Wilson. Miss Doris Kibbe and study play production by present Bonding Pennita the parents of a daughter born at homes; Karl Nielaon, 73 Konk- ting Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, stein, Anita GboSsmari, Orafk mager; “Dance to the Piper.” Ag V rginla: the Fifth Crown." G. F. tomorrow night, and Saturday Evenlhg: Herald). 1160 Ave. Am er the Student Council. Baaketball Ml-a Catherine Putnam. A tea and ing one-act comedies at their bi To Raymond Schaller, altera the Johnaon Memorial H ab itat fleld atreet. New York 36. N. Y. Frechette, and Julia Moriarty. news DeMItle; "Strange Lands and Willlson: "Years of Madness," W. night Individual neighborhood icas, NeWvYork 36. N. Y. ia hla fai’orite sport. a dinner were given in honor o f monthly club meetings. tions and additions to dwelling oa Friday In Stafford S p rtn n Mr. Births yeaterday: A son to Mr. STORE OREN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TH. 9 F. M t-S A TU R D A Y T IL « F. M. Don't miss tha Spring and Sum With all o f thaae acUvIUea go Friendly People," W. O, Douglas E. Woodward: "Hobby Book of pertlaa and-frateraity partlea wW Anne Cabqt's N*w Album of Mr. Harrington cornea from a Mra Saffari by tha Maneheater Parker street, $1J300. an

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'■'m' to Weaver, 56-50 Ucal Ah’ Fsres PIM Proposed Baostcr G «b Sevien Foot Elinore -Cots OlysiDh AsstjpisMDt M arciana Wins A ll Rounds Mectinff Dato Folk 25 Grid and Baskefbidl L O C A i r __ ' ■ . ' _ I Nassif^s Play Chef’s R oll Up Eleventh Amy Pirkey Mar*fj«U. Norway. Feb. 14— Befoip Referee Stops Bout Open ■ meeting for the pro tiocals Need One More Plays Here Friday on—Three American airmen posed Mamdieater High Booster SPORT CHATTER manned a flying ambulance to Club will be' held on Monday Needs the Greatest Trust Quintet Straight Win ip Y L o o p Top Bowler day at the finish line o f . the Philadelphia, FcK 14—U^—Ae>waa far from satisflad. Asked how evening, Feh. 35 at 8 o’clock at By ■ / , - perilous women's giant'slalom fighter ha* to kavt hia annuities I he felt after cutting Savrold'a eyes the Bower* school. Anyone in- Approgilmataly |0,05ff la needad Vietory to Q uality Morgantlialcr and Finn cMiraa ot the winter Olympic paid up before going against I and th* veteran’s Up ao badly it tereatod in the formation of a EARL W. YOSl^^— : Coillkle in Semi-Final Scranton Ace gairiaa. Itocky Marciano. [ needed atiiche*. Rocky said, ’’I to properly aqulp athlatle taaina U Pet. Detroit And Browno C u I m i i i A c e H m 1 0 6 . 4 8 To Show Against BA^s Booster Cluh ia Invited to at Sports Mirror Sports BditM / The ambulance iMlteopter Marciano, the hard punching wasn't sharp at all. I need to fight tend and to bring along his at Maneheatar High aw; to puN G^me at Town Junior Chef’s Diner . . . . b 1.000 iM B ig P to y tr Timdo Average in Worn* Ma and BilTa . . . S .737 ClaMy Visitors Capture y i n American Loaguc *an carry any seriously injured heavyweight from Brockton, | oftoner. A four mmth layoff la too ideas and auggeatlon*. Today A YeiU' Ago—-Ray BoMn- chaat neeaasary a^pm ant for a Two sponsors of locsl bssketÛ ,of the Manchester Event at West Side akiera to th* Oslo htM^tal in Maas., not.only beat* hia op-'much.’’ full scale athtatte program in to* Mlller’a ...... 8 .727 ■ Detroit, Fab. l4^-(g4—The en*o Bowling Lengne One More Chance Encounter at Armory Tlie meeting will be open to aon wton the middleweight cham- tcsms srs now vscatloning Jn] merit, the "expert'* forecaster of Wapping ...... 13th Win in IS Games 45 minutea By automobile the ponants into Moody submiaaim,: Marciano said. "I’d like to have all and it la hoped that both londhlp by knocking out Jake La- 'next three yeare. 'nils figure wxa 4 .fiSd Detroit ‘ngera And the BL hut ke-aenda them scurrying for a another fight under my belt before £ relexeed by Principal Bdsoa BaUey. Florlds. Bruno ByehoUkt sndj local sporting events during the Nasslff Anns and Manchester Oollegiatea ...... 70-mlle trip takm about fqiir men (utd women'will attmd^ lotta in the 13th round of Uieir 7 .364 Louis Browns today announced Am y Pirkey of Carlaoa'a Truck- W M **r (IS) hours. rocking chair and retirement. j l ahoot for the title. Of course. Football equipment ia badly Jos Whits srs snjoylnfr the sunny j past two weeks. McCsughe3r’a Trust will meet Friday night in CTockett'a...... 3 .278 Before Large Crowd; Danny Finn’s 81 points sst ths title bout at Chicago Stadium. a seven-player trade in one ot ars is well on her way to tha Irigh Ukc last night when to' all in If they want to give me a title needed and ths estimated price of south. BychoUki sponsors Big | perfect record shattered last the semi-finals of the Town Junior White Glasa . . . . 8 .182 average championship in the Tuss^ Morlsrty. rf ...... pacs last Sunday as gis Scranton The plan* was sent Arom the -1 Flv* Years Ago — Wea Fester Buck’s entry In the Rec Senior night when ha .named Manchester. Baeketball Tournament. Game ^ wtnter’a ^largest baseball Hohenthal Scores 17 Hs>'nM, rt ...... Mlnsrs waUopsd ths Middletown United Statm Air Force head tont and purpoaaa h* ended the I hght now. I ’ll grab It. But I think new uniforms, gam* and prance, Moriarty'a ...... 16 -10 8 1 “defitti.------...... day Bight " r ’ Woman’s B o w ^ Foi*y. If ...... waa appointed head footbiUl coach Ltsfue while White is oo-owner' to 'trip Weaver High of Hartford. time ie slated for 7 o’clock at the League. Mrs. Pirkey has a 10M| J. Msrtflsld. If ...... Ouards, 110 to 75. Tomorrow night quarters in Welsbaden, Ger- oareer o f th* veteran Lea Savotd. I I'd do a lot better in September, at Ohio Stata aucceedtng Paul and proper practice tools Is $2,805. Friday night wiU ha do Or die at ths armory Mr. Finn, oim of ths Riflemen Smash Another 81,564 Is needed fOr the of the White Olsss Compsiiy. |Weaver won, 86 to 80. Friday West Side Rec gym on Ceder Undefeated Chef'a Diner was General Manager Cbarlia averaga for ths third place Track* Iftitt, If ...... many.7 \ It is no exaggeratlm to any that' Aghttng once or twice in between.’’ Bixler. night. Red likes Scranton over ths Gehrlnger of the Tigers «|M 'Kpifbi. « most tsmpsramsntal playsrs svsr Marciaao slaughtered Savold, TTie I . Marciano, who has won 34 of his basketball team, while toe base- atraet..— ...... -assured of no worse than a tio for j ,|!»| Mawhsstsr .HigVa. cfifsr^ 'Vrslrac.| Captain Hobart J. Martin of . Ten. Years . Ago Oornellua ' ' tJisi^t.'; fonner: BA's at the armory wid MancheS' "the tiAde woldd seiid *flgeir"“ to sppsnr on A chsytSlI court will ES-yaurioid Elngleweod. 'N ; ' 'l;;"|'6 ih ti"b y the TTCO o r ■ -knockout- ball teem (xmld easily iiae 8480. KaaeUfa' qualified for the seirit- first place in the final T Senior First place In the torrid battle iatihrs to>thslr participating in the Bottllr. rs ...... Manchester, Oonn., ia the Two School Marks Wannerdam set a new indoor pole ter High over Meriden in the Sil pitchers Bob tJaln and Gene O. Hirtfl^d. rs ...... attempt to duplicate hia Sunday ffghtor waa a blood-soaked' hulk: tout*, thought th* beating he gave Among the minor sports, 8776 Holy Cross footbsil stsr, made his flnale with a 48 to 33 win over Basketball League standings last for the chiunpionahlp la tha Prln- aiuiual Class L baskstball toums* The son had a 377 triple while Spud Cfiarks mlsaad an (qiportualty to OIrnnrjr, rf ...... 2 11 and 0 defeata advise Lee to retire from the ring thought Savold'* ring aaavy kept ular program Head* submitted a night's winner for the title. Cerl Ma and Bill’s. In the other game ta ylor...... Shoppfi a n far -behind. , Johnion, rf _ that found the Indiana on th* long r.aa( ai4a tsiaraaeiala Twilight League last season, is collected a 371 three string.totaL cUaeh a tourney ap ^ last night ^ John Asary, one of ColumWa’a OlympicB S ta ^ tomorrow." — him on hia feeL end of a SS to 82(1 score. Previous list of Items they w’ould like to Silver, Chet Morgan and Eddie last night, Wapping surprised Ma Runnenip tn th « individual pin Mohrnthil. if ...... 7 I IT •ll-tlme greats, Johnny Eaersky, 8 now employed at Moriarty Broth a ga l^ Weaver High of Hartford Moor*, if ...... 1 . S ( John (Ox) DaOroaa, Pennsyl- .’’He's been around a long time high team aggregate score was have in a three year plan. The Uata Wojclk looked impressive in Nes- and Bill's by winning, 72 to 87. ^ ning is-Kay Peretto of Princess late of the Boston Ceitlea, Carl Gaadal Jawalara (4*) ers service station. Town Bowling Championship at the armory. A near-capacity AUk<>n. r...... ,... 1 S i In Heavy Snow m l* Stat#- Athletic commis and knows how to. roll with th* fired In January, 1850, mid totaled B. F. Pt*. were carefully scanned-and e()utp- elff’s first start. The Trust will Chiefs lost little time racking wiUi a 100.83 average. Doris Opa- Roach, rs ...... 3 0 4 Metnhold. ex-Phlladeiphia War Diank. rf ...... 6 Tournament at the Double crowd viewed the game.. The Big Caar. Is ...... 3 3 S Oaany SIim sioner, said he waa going to sus punches. Even ao, the referee 888. Prevloua record standing (qtr ,.,,, 3 t-3 ment figured not to.be urgent wax counter with Harry Griswold, Jack up their 11th victory. However, lach of the Radiators is third with rior, BUI Pleas, seven foot Elmore Gaakell, If ...... 3 A-l 6 scratched from the lists. Sunday's schMuled American Strike alleys will resume Sun Y Results a 100.30 average. Green, one. of thS state's power pend Savold indefinitely and ask would have done him a Javor to gregate was 404. set in March, H. Du«. r ...... ,., ...... 8 9-0 10 VolE and George Gentile. for the first period the Insurance Total! ...... 1* 13 SO MorgenUialer - and Walt Shiel Oslo, Feb. 14—(O —They aUrt- Basketball League game between day afternoon at 3 o’clock. Four members of the Radiators houses, prevailed by a 86 to SO him to retire. atop it earlier.’’ 1850; the Indians added eleven X>onUn. rir ...... 3 M 7 The finals will be played Satur boys gave them a run and at the • Score at half timr. 37-21 Weaver. round out the Miners. coaching and playing, Jackie A l ed playing for keeps in th* sixth Alamtny, It , ...... 6 3-3 13 The Philadelphia Athletics will -the BA's and Scranton Miners In Quarter - final matches pit quarter Chef’s led, 21 to 16. From WsssIbs (71) srs among the top ten pinners. count The success was ths 13th Refereea, Waldron-Malln. Morgenthalar, oiie of the tallest len looked Ilk* his old self last Sound familiar T Marciano doesn’t ftnow who he’ll points yesterday,' to make the hew day night. Feb. 23rd. in 15 .starts for Coimh Charlie play 33 apring exhibition game*. Scranton has been postponed. The Walt Hilin.skI against Toiri the second period on the Diners r. Pis. They a n Mias Opslach, AUce By. —J( not .the tallest—player In th* week-end In the two ganies. with winter Olympic games today and It should. Almost the same se fight next. "I leave that up to mark 415. Total...... Tn i T ~40 locals will b«'idle as a result. Kelley and Stan Hillnskl against Bskulskl. rf ...... 1 t Horvath’a charges whila the iwt- Nine of toem .JvUI .be agltout were In full Swing. A t the half they XupperKhmld. rf .. cholaki, Helen Wilhelm and Cen- In 1851 Preacher Roe beat every game today, .>waa with th* Hart Elmlriu Th* >11111* Newport. iR. I., m e o f the big voids 'apparently quence of-evetifta'foUowad Mar my managers." Hia managers Bob Potterton, junior star, who Waai BH»a (14) " Cy OeorgettI: Semi-final wlpner W » t Side M Idfeti back was No. 7 for tha Indiana in R. F. Pt*. American League teams and nine RUadlaft led, 43 to 24. and at the third quar O. %ht*r. If ...... nia Lucas. The Princess tesih has club in the National League at ford H urrim ea In the A.L. several forward can shoot with the best of was filled early In th* morning ciano's eight round knockoitt of probably are waiting for the Jim turns in top performances with against National League outflta Benny Taganl has purchased the will meet Jerry Smith for the Trt. R. Bshler. e ...... 15 schoolboy starts. The loss Joe Loula four montha ago. After Corrornn. rf ...... V. 4 9-0 6 W. 1 ter wire still further out in front, three members of the ’’Big Ten’’ least twice. He knocked off 8t. years iqKX^The locals will have to ’em. when a heavy snow began to fall Norrlt-Fellx Bocchlcchlo confer monotonous regularity, again cap L. Duff. If ...... 1 3-3 4 Manchester Billiard Academy on town title. Smith is the defend Brrtwn «nd Bpaupra st. 9 , I 1.000 Paiotl*. e ...... a n a p ^ a four game Manchester the . once proud Brown Bomber MAcNtmart, t .777 64. to 34. From there on In the In Stebits. rs ' T ... In Mrs. Peretfo, Ruth McIntosh Louis seven times without a de be at M l atrength to make a bat Coach Sonny Hertaberg plans to ence In New York today before de tured first place with a fine 185 ..... 4 9-0 6 Oak street -from Frank DeVoto. ing champion. A total of 2S Dpf ptoy — butout ellariitflrf Si# (to(S'“(fiitl*8 'e#' miaa tha giuns'aa tie 'will ha coach in tha Streets aa th* fiakss quickly Boechlccmo, manager of heavy expects to stage a town pocket Manchester High will ,ptay all Ftftt Natlnnal Bank . .. 1 waa high scorer getting 26 points. 'S Tra after the amooth worUng Invfidera mlasiows/ , , ■ ■__ ^ ___ first match, redeemed a poor 80 Bror» at half llmr. 33-16 Gaudeta,. Charlea Pontlcpllt -. T-.-T:r7- 9 - t ;000 ■’a (41» Name To&m ing hts Hartford High, taam blanketed th# city to-a depth of weight champion Jersey Joe Wal -BUl-Belfiore-put-in^-18~points-fer atartad to roll it wasn’t Icwg a i^ n st rival-Bulkaley- Htgih------— Savold.-navtt-lixd.-x chance last prona-wUh a ajn llng-M standing WMITED 'BoiauF-?r:T7.;T.T^:7:7: s— 2 n ' mortrthiiiran Inch an(l kept coming cott,-arfr^ncetlng-to-decideHriro "CTTSTrsir ture. son at Mt. Nebo. itcher. Steve B r pti the Insurance men. Ylncek, If ...... 11 7 K. Perclitv—PrlnecM 108.31 fore Weaver wae out front for night. The unbeaten Marciano Walcott will defend against. score to make his 178 total the rt!. n. €>p«1«eh~IUt.1ator 100.30 down. Bellinghlri will cs ftain (he In- McFall rf ...... 2 In the nightcap Wapping proved Gohb, If ...... J 0 2 balance of the game. The winners Stale OaHego B(uri(elbaH Th* snowfall dwindled to small charged across th* ring from the Savold said in hi* dressing room, second place, aggregate. Manchea- Cyr. rf ...... 3 There are no headlines today for PontlcelM. rf ...... 2 Tedone. e ...... « o 11 R. Mclntoah^Piinceti . 33.7 Ltfal Bavaracas Elli!. rf ...... 3 i-t 7 dians. too much for Ma and Bill's and A. Beebo—PHneei# ....y ; . 37.23 led at tha period, 15 to 13, and at flakes after saveral houra Howev first bell, smiuhed, two tremendous "I Juat couldn’t get aUrted. I ter'a low score tied with Middle- Tatrolman George P. McCaughey RcvnoMn. If ...... 3 Plummer, e .-...... 1 1 7 Knnplin, If ...... 3 1.3 7 UNOTVPE .iFnkinii. r ...... 19 won handily, 72 to 88. Wapping Glnolfi. rs S 1 ]» A. By-cholakl—Radiator ' . 37.33 intermission, 27 to 31. After three AT LOW PWCC8 Trinity 75, Worcester Polytech er, the skies remained overcast left hooks Into- Savetd’i fare and knew what I wanted to do but 1 town High’s high score, Anthony stillivir. If ...... I (VO 3 lURMdom. ra ...... 4 got off to ari early lead .and riever Shaw, rs ...... 0 0 0 F. Crandall^Howard's . 97.33 then unmercifully cut down hla Ballarchio'a 173. Vol*- e ...... ( (VO 6 Reserved ^ a t tickets for Friday 37.17 nerioda the score board read, 50. (uid the prospects of more snow couldn’t do it. I always had my Torld. rg ...... 9 relinquished it - throughout the Solomonaon, Is 0 , 0 0 H. Wilhelm—Radidtor Weaver 40, Manchester 31. bigger opponent. M a r 6 i a n o Manche.ster. undefeated in RI*I»v. r ...... 4 1-2 9 night's prfyriasketball game at the p-Tuatrlto. \g ...... 9 D. Cowle*—Hotuiird'a .. . 37.3 Artiwr Draf Siaras Coast Guard 01, Wesleyan 47. aaemed pretty good. senses with me. Marciano la a •Balon, rs ...... 4 3-2 10 OPEMTOII armory sê on sale at the British game to win going away. They Total! ...... 37 g go J. Lucaa—Radietor ...... 93.40 Pleaty «t Bafamee In o tm s 8 A. M .to I t P. M. I University of Bridgeport 81, Five years of organising and ar weighed 186H and Savold 300 for good, rough fellow and good league competition, haa a firm Mnlirr. I* ...... 4 0-0 1 in 14 M held a 14 to 8 first period lead and Staadlagt the scheduled natlonally-televlaed grip on CX7IL rifle leadership, with American Club. Box office to- Ti>t»le Score at half time, aj-19 Wappins. As expected. Rudy Knight pro New Britain Teachers 53. duous monthi of training move in puncher^ He * a tough fellow to mornaw night.opens at 7. Wrai Sidra ( i l l went for a rest at the half leading Referee.. MeConrlUe-Brlttner, 10 rounder at 0>nventibn Hall. matches against already beaten Total! ...... 35 iTg" < j j ^henninr, rf P.rinceea Reelaurant ... vided the spark for the winners to the background aa competitim beat." Good Worhiiif Condi- 29 to 19. In the third quarter, Manchester Radtatora .. Tile announced attendance was 8,- Meriden and Windham still to fire, W'kIla riiikaa (37) Ix^vejov, rf ...... — ;— —- Ckara.Dlaer while Tom Foley and Mario Sot- began in the two-man bobaled at One look at Savold's swoI|c)V = u F. Pt3. tiOIM. /'flalph Townsend, former Univer Brnnetl. If ...... Wapping again put on the pres Carlson Tnicklng ...... 5 a. m. (e.s.t.) and in tha women's 343 and the gate a disappointing face proved every point. T h e summaries; Schark. rf ...... '.. ,5 o-l 10 runninrham. If sure and opened the gap a little B. F. rt*. Howard Landscaping .. tile took care of the scoring pa I61.3S6. sity of New Hampshire Olympic ■12 3 36 Town Motor* ...... rade. Foley, 0-5, toaaed in 17 •kUnf two houra laUr. DaOrose (uinounced that the ' Maa<4iester 888 (New Recerd) Bomfiadirr. If ...... I. ! 0-0 2 and inter-collegiate ski star. Is Burkp. f ...... wider, 54 to 39. Ma and Bill's put Ames. If ...*i 2 0 i N. E. Sfvla Shoppe ...... Despite hia easy victory—Mar- Robert Potterton ....8 8 87 185 Hatlliv c ...... 3 3-2 6 Cvr. rr ...... Berner. If aa.** points while Sottile had 10 , STEWART By nighUaU the United'J SUtes Aght would go into th# record Hanirn. r ...... 2 (V4 4 now the skrcoach at Williams Col on an early fourth period rally and R A 13 ri(ino won. every round- the-Rock JoaejilLJSelL.^._____80 88 i Toomev. rf ...... 4 a-. 6 Knight ‘scored^ blit. 3 hooto, how may well own the"Ttrta gold medal hooks se a seventh reund-TKCh— CTarlea . ra i i r n r ...... | (vO 4 A|^ly hi Foisoo lege. ■' GPiMi. 1■ ;t : ; ;v:: raT.-r;. cut the score to 7 ^ In ts but could REACH SHOWDOWN STAGE Joubart. I* ...... ,. 5 ■ 1-1 tl 6 9 12 ever, he spearheaded the attack of the 1853 Olympic*— for th* Raymond Kingman . .84 83 1 not keep up the drive and Wap BujRciuiL rg w.. 4 1 Morton Handler ...... 88 78 1 TMala ...... a": 31 9 and served aa pla3rmaker. WARNER ceremony in the 30,000 teat Biatett ping controlled to the finish. Brown, rg ...... 4 3 to New York. Feb. 14—ljPi — DU- women’s giant slalom. Kingsley K u hney___ 84 78 ’Total! ...... » (7 3 ^ ST Kndei. Ig ...... 6 0 Biggest gtm for the Indians Stadium in Oslo. 1 Srnrr at half time. 34-16 C.T.O. H E R A L D O F H C I ^ For. Ma and BlU's, Mike GInolfl ifl cuasiona on Jersey Joe WiUcmtt’a Mrs. Andrea Mead Lawrence, Mlddletowa 828 perra Bralnard. Ig ... 0 - 0 0 waa, aa usual. Pinky Hohenthal 18-year-old daredevil from Rut Sports Schedule Pearaon, rf ...... in ca.gcd 19 points while Owen Bah- next title fight—if anyone cares Princess Ragnhild, 31-year-oId Anthony Ballaehio . .86 76 1 TotaiA ...... with 17 markers. Jimmy Glen- land. V t, beat th* beat in the daughter of Crown Prince Olav B, neyn«ld«. rf ...... 1 ler put through 35 counters for the 43 1 i l any more—reaches the showdown Robert Bellavia ,____8.1 71 1 13 llssol S». Wehb. If ...... 1 winners. a (44) ney.had 13. FOIL world during pre-games training wlH open the show, for her father Loral Baaketball Gardiner, r ...... 7 B. F. Pta. stage today. Jim Norris, preal- Friday, Feb. IS Louis Rosenberg . ,..83 70 1 PIfkral.' r f ...... 14 Kennedy, rf ...... Foley and Bottlle sparked meets. If her luck holds 'out on and giahdfather. 80-year-oM'Klng 6 0 6 dent of the International Boxing Weaver in the firat period and BA's vs. Scranton, 8- Armory. Joseph Schieke ... .^,83 68 1 SEAT Loffan. If ...... 9 F!»h. if ...... 4 0 6 tha Ice-sheeted course at Noref- Hs(U(on, who ia in London for the Club, and Felix Bocchlcchlo, man Benjamin DiTofnmaao Anderaon. If ...... 9 Belflore. r ...... 9 1 13 with Foley flipping in 8 points in Jell, Andy should win this Rmlih. rg ...... But she and the other 45 entries . The Olympic torch waa half-way , a M A R K OP 0 0 0 weight king, were aet to meet here was - abla..tq.Iiold -R-aafa. half .itima will need all the-luck-in-tha.wertd. Wethersfield va, Laurels, 8;30— Also firing for Manchester were: -PaatirpUPi 4 5R> Perklno. ig . /.•."Ti’r.v; '3 0 6 again today after a fruitless aes- to - Oslo- l*at~ night - 3 , CW Brwlwl. Hckiii andMakani HaUka serves, 41 to 35. ■ T w s n Xeitaaraal Leaaaa Brown ...... 36 terat 9:36 A.-M. $13.95 cago.), l a ...... State Building in New York, ... .. XaVa 11) BrRfn .. m '7' 4 - ■'You can sa.v that I'll have com are racing in his colors. In HawiU- < riishins. rs Twe Man Bobeleddera Tntala ...... «!0 527 1703 Coma- ...... no 33 ORI!i*y ...... 117 BfiLCH is Your Return train leaves South Sta Onietl.v. Is plete command of the cluh and ian. the names of the last mention II PLYMOUTH CRANIROOK 4-DOOR The two man bobsleddera go Clalt rklaall («) nivoea ...... ino^ ns Smith .a...... \x% PLYWOOD won't be interfered with from any College Baaketball ed horses mean “be/qulek'’. 'Sumran M _ »5 IS4 Liip* ...... JIO 105 tion, Boston, at 6 :45 P. M. - WITH AÂAZINO down their 1.500-meter courae Saverlrk ...... 9* m ToUU .1 71 quarters," said Walker. "thunder", and “ hurricane’’. But McLasan ...... i03 S3 — 136 Totils .. 664 4M 661 1626 H ELPS M A K E State Wroi HIdeo tMI Princeton 70, Columbia 63. BO Db S O T O c u s t o m 4 - D O O R j t «1 ce today and the earn# number rrealn ...... 116 103 36 321 F., Pasinl ..; ...... |2| 37 123 Man in attend Dint Annual New Sheniilhgl rg Haytnan, in a long-distance call (Cornell 68, Harvard 44. pity the poor announcerii. TRUSSEURTS L ^ i j of times tomorrow. The best total Xaekua ...... m 12* 10* 353 lndlo*o (t$ A S P tE M D I D Lovejoy. rf ...... from Miami, Fla., confirmed Walk nynn ...... 103 140 120 .IS* Total! : , "542 53* 554 163( Fffirnnr ...... 107 Fordham 64, Iona 48. ELASTTO STOCKINGS BO DODOI MEADOWIROOK 4-DOOR J time for the four run* win* the BnKaa l,skr Hoaae ( I ) 336 Knglaad Flower Show at Mechanirt Bennett. If ...... er's Btalemerit. Army 62, Amherat 50. Johnny Berardlno,, former In- I.urat ,, ...... — II* 53 205 LurffP ...... 102 Service Station BurUe, r ...... EXPERT riTTCRS : event, KoJ'')! ...... 104 . S3 133 316 Riim^ndo K BREAKFASTNOOK Building, Boston, March 0 to IS. "He's got an open field ami what . Maine 67, Batea 56. \ fielder for the Browns. Indians I.ulek ...... 117 99 31 370 ...... 33 R. Cyr. r ...... 47 DdSOTO CUSTOM 4-DOOR j Germany’s Anderl Ostler and Total! ...... 543 5*6 506 1637 Ptriidiiio ...... 195 Downtown Tydol TnnmM’. rs ...... - ever he does is O. K. with me,’’ Colby 83, Bowdoln 55. snd Pirat4s is giving up the gam* I Lorens Nleberl, current world Borelln ...... 123 jan 3* 351 Firrand , ...... 196 Xtun'nlnsUsm.. rs said Lew. ----- l Arthar Dnis Storatj ...... 100 116 ns 7»* Boston -Unlv.- 87, Brown 72. for a career in acting. He has en t cKamplon*; dWii th «' beat oltfckr rester'Sertlee t lt " ■ ...... 96 li t ]02 322 V G»«». Is ...... The Als finished' in th^ league 47 DODOIJEDAN '...... ^...... Gleason ...... 134 130 Totalu ...... 611 .613 464 1606 w im v iH 770 Main St. TeL 4307 Middlebury 50, Vermont 48. rolled in a dram* achool. i (or toe Iffimd new .FrogiwrMteren Xchmaiaks ...... 123 114 Port .Qtlco. (I ) ...... " « A l l R b AO TelsVii r CelTar last year. PTOvideheS 77, M ITIH . -a:!; I bob ’ run and are heavily favored HlllnakI ...... 116 113 S40 71W 533 1632 L.«Riviero ...... 104 30 too BETTER DEAL ThcW.G.CLENNEYca 47 PLYM O m SEDAN i to give Qenrihfiy (to first pcet-war Abraltla .. ______..... no 133 Martin • ...... 32 35 118 noodrteh ' Ouk 41)^ ArFtrt; .VT -.'.v;-;.IS # ' 94 126 BUILDING MATERIALS j Olympic vfctorj’. The United Rofllll ,...... 94 121 ittO StrCAiihv ...... 122 64 113 ‘ 44 H ubsbk ^DOOK SEDAN . States and Switzerland are Totals ,...... 453 53.1 m GoUff ...... M — 63 Firr ...... 101 133 104 PONTIAC DEALER LUMBER FUEL Ga\-f)Io ..., ' favored to battle It out for second ftl- ...... 34 109 \ M 1. li> I. IblCKAJH Sr, KANCMlSTtH Al-VKK S A V E lOTo to 20% Sensational "Symero-Brain" gives Ll»k ...... n m 100 Georff^ttl ., ...... 3ft 123 ToUla 663 489 642 1604 41 PLYMOUTH SEDAN I place. LAChappfllA 1X2 1(M 101) StRlRlJI ...... no 134 you FULL DEPTH PICTURES! Jm RirDM < ' ' The early morning snowfall LorR Man ...... ~ 107 100 A (lew triumph in p icture iniMi*^ tli9— A wi^rickfi l i t -Ort YOUR JUIRCHAS6 M IC E in 323 ” - V V.-ilCr'W W F 5171674 clafityTSee — compare — you be ! happy. They flguied the anow VlHa ( 1 ) ______T would slow the courae d b ^ just' Totals 423 523 437 1471 Pkl.lll ■ -., The |U(fgeT“ StyIe ...... 105 lit 36 .1 Total! .... M3 S71 606 1712- only - - r from so nations entered in " the Koeapaelk ,-H6Jj6 IH- ! _ T Low Man ...... ,tt .35 83 : WEH m«mas UNTIL I ! game were involved in today's Mlllar’a (4) DeSOTO and PLYMOUTH CARS events. Claush!.}' ...... 100 (slightly higher in blonde) Total...... I m " sm Ii07 Jon.i ..... This huge winter aporta festival ■aaara Carrsradsa 111 ...... •123 241 NORTH MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Parrand ...... 65 111 121 : Cb.rubint will be opened formally tomorrow Clreltla ,-...... 113 114 133 J Dailmon. with the traditional pomp apd Chambera ...... I05 M 136 : Blanchard ...... 33 TRIPLE TRACK R E A D Y F O R Abraltla ...... 135 101 100 ; flmith ...... 104 36 31 ; Y<>ui« .... 496 SM 547 1575 with Miracle Turret Tuner GarSaa (*> Sri^Sfwill« ALUMINUM -Tetele IM SM iM in i Or«t»m ... : t ; 76, 18 113 3701 FREE IN 8TALIJITION Andaraon ,,,,•...... 16 31 ilO 277- Storm M d SerMR COMIINATION MrMullln ...... IM . 102 “ - WINDOWS dud DOORS - ^ O.NE VEAB WARRANTT Heehey-At A OhMW*.. tVoCMla 122 Dummy ...... 33 3( 269 matall Now o -Bariiet P h n -If Desired a M MenMs Te Vws ------ON ALI, PARTS Remember I. .'..jNeOdnel-Leegaa:..-,:___ Tetala ■ 481 Detroit 8, Toitmto 1, W Y M i m ORDER NOW ! TO INSURE DEUVERY These Are * New York 8, Boiton 2, V latermedlste Game* ...... BaetenrLeiâa ^ ...... 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Thorough training. phia eartaga daUvera a baauUfnI MANCHESTER — Nina room Alfrad—Bo you eUlst y«u kara * xCOPY CLOSING TIME WAYNE W. PHILLIPS Gar nacessary. Box C, HerahL full kcjrbeard Laater Betay Rote. home, two baths, larga barn, ap Pupil—Oeo, denYleil ma that's baan. a patlsot hi avary hospital * PidN CLASSIFIED ApVT. IBM Dodge Coronet 4-Dr.—Radio, PFAFF'SEWINO Full credit If purchaaedi Alao proximately three acrea of lai^ la tha VBB1WAL a louae! te towni’ rn eaU that m A H o v \ heater. It'a a beauty, e Phone 3622 Private InstroctioiH 28 WANTED—Man to work in gaa bargaiaa la uaed apiaeta and flne location. Three rooms and m a —— ' < about tha aaatenity hoRXtalt . ^ ■ atation aad garage. Mum h aag- MACHINES •Shaap'a Maat ITbayoftaaare 9’J { . lot of folks esn always asa GUmar—Don't ba silly. I wao' i THRU FRL 1B4B Doflg* Coronet Sedan.—Ra 16 Years Of Refrigeration greislva and a worjmrr Refar graada. Open Thuraday'eveninga.' bath may be rented as aeparata aaat to — - r ; M A M . ’ dio, heater. Very clean. HOME STUDY COURSE IN First with the Magic Zig. Free parking te iat next door apartment. Shown by appoint UBafoca both, potato of view—tlia rlght ona born thdra. 1 In Manchester encea required. Ôdod working MMovteg—— " attd ihalr own:------— ----- 1B48 Plymouth Club Coupe—Radio, ENGINEERING Zag Dial Rotary Bobbin. ^ (waatl Gdaa Piano Oompany, ment only. MadeHne Smith, BaaL aOpantto sole 34Caest an i- SATURDAY 8 AM . conditlona,>2<^ pay for right tor. 3-1642 or. 4679. / 14Not----- Thara's a naw ahow oa Broad heater. A awell littia car. Electrical. Mechanical, Civil, for tetarrtew. duced 20%. 317 Asylum atraet, - (Oppoalta 3 Shout 38Iroquolaa A n m ie u i Concrete. Stationary, Professional Hotel Bond) Hartford 5-6696. iL i, valantinas are Tha phyaician, after a patient way antltlad, “Iha Comasea CMd” ! 1B48 Dodge Deluxe 2-Dr.—Excel FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with YaaTScrvlee SUtlen, 437 Hart- MANCHESTER->418.000,^Vaeailt amtttmaatal ‘ JH uny Uborers —that's a estdiy tltlal T O ra OOOPEKATiON WILL linoleum, asphalt tile counter. Engineer’s Ucenaa Preparation. Authorteaa Baldwin B ' Lastcr, • Barby 26nat6a paas 43raraisa died, went to the executor of the me AriveoiATfep lent condition. VACUUM CLEANERS Ptead Dtetrteutora. . 6 rooms, garage. .Not lit develop ISBaakfc eatate and praaented hia MU. Expert workmanship, free eatl- DRAFTING ment Redecorated. Floors and llAthaaiaa a sto p p a t .STBaniMU paehaga A ntob of i^man was aUasnU ^ 1B47 Dodge Cuatnm 4-Dr.—Radio, matax Open evenings. Jones Fur GA8 STATION attendant, full Tank and Upright dSelar diik’'’’'^ SSKInd e( pony aaanrT Doctor—Do you wlah to have Ellectrical, MechaQicaf, Struc stairs reSnished. Steam oil beat, gravtstoM thia sworn to? teg to board an alraady crow dad ' heater. A fine ear at a low price. niture. Oak street. Phone 3-1041. tima. Oood working coafUtloar. ' Drastically Reduced acreens, new Venetian blinda. F. t7UiUtoC 7Btyulef 947 Write H. F. Manion, Repreaenta- MAN OR Woman conSned to the houmfcMptet' faoilitiat. Oon- ton W. Grant, Realtor. Hartford 33 Foam ■ Motorist—la your horse sick? tive, 16 Fairfield Ave„ Hartford 6, room table. Excellent condition. Farmer—No, He’a not sick, Manager—You did. eh? D idn't’ Chevrolet Aero. A veby popuw home, in Manchester, to answer Phone 7017. tlnuoua hot water, oil h aat Ben- 2-7584 — evenings Manchester 34 Lubricant K” COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R Conn., or phone Hartford 6-9955 In a Moteriat—la he balky? you Uke the acrobats? LEARN to drive a car. aafely. model. 1947 Cadill^ sedanette, phone part time for private busi dia wathar. Near but. 83 Garden 3160. i Boy—Oh, yas, they ware aU ' Wolcott on washing machlnea, cluding nights and Sundaya. 38 Baman patriot Farmer—Nope, he’s not balky. quickly and efflclenlly. You with radio, heater and hydrama- vacuum c.'eanera, motora. email ness. Phone 3-0121 after 6 p. m. *rHREB-PIECE OverxCuffed par atreet. 34 Athana B right but I think tha m ^doa' may jret an immediate appoint tic drive. This car la In excellent lor auitai Reasonable. Phone 3- MANCHESTER—ExceiRnt ranch Motorist—'Than what’a tha mat appliances Free plek-up and de 37IrrHatos ter with him? was very good. ment by calling Manchcater Auto 3503, VERT CLEAN bedroom for rella- home, large lot, three bedrooms IT P IT t r condition. 1949 .Chevrolet 2 door, Bonds—Stiklw— MSomtara * Manager—Uh-huh. And what' livery. A-1 repair, aalas. IM Sitoations Wanted— bla'geatlaman. Quiet home. Call tiled bath, amesite drive, attic Farmer—Well, stranger, he’s so Driving Academy. Phone 2-4087. fully equipped Including a jnin Main. Phona S597. MoHgages 81 Imbuwl with did you think of the trained aatia.' visor, fiycholski Motor Sales, 255 Female .... , .38 ARI8TO-BU1LT unpainted chapts, 2 -1 3 8 ^ 0 ^ and full oellar at low price. | 17>* P afraid Til say whoa and ha won’t Boy—They were aU r i ^ t hnt- Rrosd jptreet. Open evenings. Tel. FIRST AND Second mortgages bookcases, youth chairs and 500, down payment 86,600. For 46Scottish alder g hear me that he atopa every once thay couldn’t oempara with tha 8 DOORS OPENED, keys Stted, WILL CARE FOR child in my A’PTRACTTVELY Furniahed room t in a while to listen. , Personals 2-4453. bought for our own account. Fast, Hutch cabinet. Also good used appointment please call Howard tree f t magician. copied, vacuum cleaned Irons, home days. Call 2-4300 anytime for' two, complete light houae- P furniture. The Woodshed, 11 Main R Hastings. 2-1107. i WANTED—RIdere to Hartford, guns, att., repaired. Shears, conSdential service, Manchester before 7 p. m. 41 Before t Manager-WelI,^Tm glad to haor street keeping facilltiaa available, cen M i s i f e p -----^ that because this is the magldaiin' vicinity of Mam and Center A SAFE PLACE TO BUY knives, mowers, etc put into con Investment Corp., 887 Main tral. Mrs. Jerome, t4 Arch atreet, MJ^46h B!8TER—Four down, two f c . • street Phone 5418. ' m Of aU the surprises right here. atreeta. Hours 8:15 to 4:30. Phone dition for coming needs. Bralth- WILL CARE for infant daya in FEBRUARY TV values a t Ben- drat Soor. uhflnished up. Oil heat, Rusco oS;:;?’* 8 1 There’s., nothing to. compare ____ “ T-28BS...... - ...... __/-U S E D C A R S...... __ tenctoff-. . . Boy—Yea, I know , ------:v' wmte. 63 Peart itraat. my home; Tit- t-OSaS after-S-Ti- »nY. X»«ce " or pbpuiiM 'slbrm'W indows 'aiid screehX' iR t >’ i With treading in the darkness 45m X w v r ALL RECENT TRADES Business Opportunities 82 m. . brands, 17*’ snd 30" modela lagu- ROOM FOR Cotipla or two gtels. tuba, copper tubing. Outdoor flre- W On n step that Isn’t there. RIDERS WANTED-8 - 3 shift, A.8HE8 AND Rubbish removed. 46 Art (Utin , ------HUI— , . Being unkind to dumb anl- W m v X i n i W % HfBripuls you In IKe same claair from vicinity of Clinton. ~HoII7 TOWARDS NEW Call Norman F, Pierce of the PACKAGE Store—doing day by prlced at only 8239.95 installed 8-9257 before 6 p. m.. 810,800. Barbara Woods, Agent. 5 k r E Benton /Ireeta and Middle Turn Sanitary Refuse Company in day Increased business. Low WOMAN DESIRES typing, full or plus tsx. Benson’s T V and Ap- 8702. 53 Contend CARNIVAL pike to near Telephone Co., Hart part time. Write Box T, Herald. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES A Coinddence S3 Scottish IT h BY DICK TURNER 19.52 DODGE AND Manchcater. Tel. 2-0252. rent. Very good, opportunity. No pllances, 713 Main. ROOM IN Private hotee. Kitchen BY EDGAR MARTIN ford. Call 7710, privllegea. Call 3-9613 after 6:30 NEW! TWO or three bedroom shoepfoM Information over phone. Appoint A ANTIQUES Redniihed Repairing p. m. , you w i x m c v m a m j n*« « 0 PteSYVUOUB'J ~ S4Chinisss unit n PLYMOUTH CARS ment only. Howard R. Hastings. NEW 8 cu. f t G.E. refrigerator, homee. Hsllin Brothers. Phone 3- \ M B AUCUk '\Vaw.T OPEN House st McClure's new done on any furniture. Tlemana, Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 OUR OOCRBIXY. ----- m m a a t n C f te ttf lM UfP A •MACW.HK'AVUV'VV of weight r sales and service headquarters Phone 2-1107. was 8249, now 8199. You save FURNISHED Room for girl. 9221, and TRUCKS 189 South Main atreet. Phone TEN SMALL Fox Terrlere, CMck- 850, Can be been at COlla Oon- 'Yti.ASYtOMA HlWt, w m V TRfniRtft Vi. RVOICC tH See t.ie fabuioiis new Hudson 5643. Kitcben^f^vilegea. 168 Maple SEVEN ROOM single, now vacant. Y&HdlteG VBHR.VMtlV kflOy.Vdk WiYH *« SIDE GLANCES’ BY GALBRAITH Hornet and the new spectacular ef Spaniels. Zimmerman’e Ken atructiOh and Appliance Oo„ 249 atreet,/-*^ #; Most sre one owner, low mileage Help Wanted—Female 85 nels, Lake street, Bolton. Phone Broad street First floor has living room, din CO »«\hW V V - rw eiM i TWNRVW VMU.W NOU Hudson Wasp. Our service de cars. Previous owners nsme on re LINOLEUM Reionants 50c square ing room and kitchen with lava COUIO R teW Ry VMW- partment Is now under super yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. 6287. LARGE ROOM near bath for cou J LSJ quest. HAIRDRESSERS for week-ends EASY WRINGER type waaher, ple or two gentlemen. Call 3317 tory. Second floor has 4 bedrooms Y M M -TVBMKPB SOHk vision of Joseph Then, former Done by reliable, well-trained I ' and full. time. Beautiful new 835; Hot Point refrigerator, 885. or 238 Charter Oak. and full bath. Steam heat Two- owner of Joe’s (ISrsge. We car 19.50 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Maroon, ra. men. All Jobs guaranteed. Hall beauty salon In Manchester^ Ex- Pogltry and Supplies 43 Both in good working condition. car garage. Lot 118’ x 150’. )IIA T 2 ry-a full line of^Hodson parts and dio. heater, slip covers, under- Linoleum Co.. 58 lYittage street. cejlenl salary, cbminfsalon, ad Inquire 42 West Center atreet. ^LEABANT. Furnished room with About 30 years old. Price 81^00. arressorles. McClure Auto Co.. coating. sim-visor, power glide. Phone 2-4022, evenings 6168 or vanced styling free. Replies held Phone 3057. -V James J. Rohan and Son,’'‘RUI- Price 81,695. 8109. BROILERS For sale. Delivery Fri reml-prlvate kitchen privileges. 373 Main atreet. eonfldential. Advise salary ex days. Call 7760. Working glrlt preferred. Phone tors, 517 Hartford ROad; Phone WBSTINGHOUSE Refrigerator, i i / y j WEDDING INVITATIONS, an 1949 Plymouth Club . — Hunter KAY CORPORATION. KHchen pected* Write Box E, Herald. 3-4428. 7438. , . BROAD BREASTED Bronse tur ■ix cu. ft. Clean, good looking and ------U _ ------— k , ------nouncements. reception cards green, radio, heater. Price 81.294. painting and decorating Special- in good running condition. Phone EAST HARTFORD — Capa COd napkins; oaks boxes. Raised or -lats. Call Manchester 2-0988. keys. Fresh frozen, ready any 1948 Chevrolet 2-Dr. —Gray. Ra WOMAN \V1lling to do family time. 8 to 22 pounda Schaub’s 2-2658. Wanted—Rooms—Board 62 . with full shed dormer, -large lot. H is s t regular printing. Campresa Fine dio and heater—8695. ironing in her own home. Call F.H.A. mortgage 89,4(M>, cash re Printing, 6 South Main. Phone CABINET MAKING. reOnIsh and Turkey Farm, 188 Hillitown WANTED—Room and board ter repair furniture. Cornices made to 2-9934. Road. quired 83,400. call Madeline 2-2240. 1947 Oldsmoblle Model "88" Club Latest Lew’.vt, G. E. and two - children, in vicinity of Bol Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679.. != 2 L ii T. a. sa» a a SM. as. Coupe—Radio, heater, two tona order. PhOiie 2-95,33. John Hahn. WE PREFER Women between 45 Universal vacuum cleaners. ton. call 2-8M3 before 2 p. m. THE PROSPECT Hill School tor gray and blue—8895. and 60 years of age, Ours la a Artieles for Sale 45 ELiDRIDGE Street— 8 rooms, new ALLEY OPP A Snooth Savsire BY V. T. HAMLIN - -young chUdraa. Pfa-4Cindargarten, WINDOW SHADES made to order Mark down aal.e^p^ filYPlace and inatalled. Venetian blinds bustn^sa v-here a few extra jârtl USED LUMBER, sheathing oil In stte g syiRem, downstairs,' * ÂÛCtOK TOR Kindergarten. Monday through 1948 Dodge Club Coupe — Light is an asset. Write Box B, Herald. sets aiid equipment. Parlor ARarimcntih—Flat»— excellent, upstairs needs redecor- Triday. Tranaportattoa fumiah-' . green, -Tadtn 'heater—8876. and-.curtaln- rods. 24 hour.: service, boards. 'Chicken coop 65 feet for chairs from 839.80 u p . '^ ■ ■EMtmate^ gladty—given:—Fagan- atteg. _ BsrMln If taken "Iiar-MTW-Tala- T ybnr;-dlraetiir -WnttXN'TTrrfttfSrirTITn-'tRiraistarv: Mle.-4.oeete4'On—Tayloe—street-; B'uibuffia'n'Realfy' Co.,'' 'IRea'ftohi,' a t Phona 4267. 1941 Dodge 4-Dr.—Blue'-8385. Window Shade C o i, Route 44 at department. Memorial Hospital. Vernon. Appliances, Radio and TV fOTJR^bOMS with heat, and hot Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. water—rent 8100 a month. Write 641 Main street Phone 8215. 1941 DeSoto 4-Dr. — Blue gray — Full nr part time. days. See NEW THERMOSTATIC controls BALLARD'S Driving School. Han- 8195. • ' Dietitian, 1 to 3 p. m. Box F, Herdld. MANCHESTER—New seven room cheater'a oldeat Thouaahda of ac ^foosehoM Services for coal furnace; new aerial CHAMBERS FURNITURE camera. Phone 2-956L' MODERN 4H room apartment. single, 4 bedrooms, living room, cident free instruction hours. 1938 Plymouth 2-Dr, — Green, Offered 13-A TELEPHONE Saleara-nman for At The Green ' dining room, kitchen, 3 baths, Hundreds of satlsSed students. black—8150. national publication. Work from Hest, hot water, garage. Hove REASONABLE and. in good con Open 9 :30 to 5 and refrigerator. March occu braeseway and garage. Down For appointment telephone 3- ORGANDY Curtains laundered by home, Private phone necessary. dition, 6 3-4‘ rhlckory skia two payment, 86,000. Howard R. 2245. 1938 Plymouth 2-Dr. — Black, ra hand. Will call for and deliver. Write to Bnx.U. Herald. pancy. Adult couple only. Write Hastings 3-H07. ------dio, haatar—850. Phone 2-0643. pair* of children’s skis. 12" nib- Evenings 7:30 to 8 :30 Box V. Herald. GIRL Working daya to haby fit ber bottom pacs, overshoes, size TRUCK SPECIALS 10',, high /chair, bathtnette, BOLTON NOTCH homes, a few of AntomobRcs for Sale 4 WEAVING of bums, moth holes evening.^ in return for room and 9 X 12 GREEN Rug, 860. 4 leather these choice tour room raiich 1945 Dodge 1 Ton Platform and. torn clothing-, hosiery runs, hoard,- Phone 2-4290. days. ; child’s deik, .table and chair aet. Bnsinesa. Loeatious Body. 12’. Cheeked hv our aerx’ice Buddy L Coal truck, rteam office ehliirs, 810 each; nine 6 k 4 homes still available. All plASter- 1948 OLDSMOBILES handbags repaited. xipper re plain shelving, 810 each. Phone For Rent 64 ed walls, tile bat|i, oil heat, large dept. Buy it with a drive—8595. placement, umbrellas repaired, WANTED Salesladies for full shovf^ cradle, high chair. Phone 3 TO CHOOSE FROM 5873. BRICK BUILDING for rent for lots. Immediate occupancy 89,- 1940 Ford Panel—Heater, all new men's shirt coltsrs reversed and lime 40 hottr week. Good starting 2-1545. - - 350 with 81.000 down for veteran. Hydramatic drive. Radio, salary. Man.v employment bene- Industrial work. Five stories high. heater. — recapped tires Including spare. replaced. Marlow's Little .Mending CAMP ’TRAILER, also Florence 38,000 square feet. Liberal terms. T. J. Crockett Phone 5416. ^ % V-8. Price 8195. Shop. nts. Apply W. T. Grant Co., Main COLD8POT Refrigerator, In good CHRIS WELKIN. Pbaetecr On A Strange PIsnet street. two-burner parlor heater. J. Fay. Long lease available Jf desired. MANCHESTER — 42 acres, ■ 10- BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM MANCHESTER Phone 2-2330. condition. Phone 2-9261. For further details contact T. J. FUAT FINISH Holland window room house, barn, garage, Suit >RAKgJg794nECtfTAllO MOTOR SALES shades made to measure. All Crockett 5416. "Would you bo IntefMted in a bettte of bwWbld inkt West Center at Hartford Roacl SOLIMENE. Inc. EXCELLENT Opportunity to ac IS 8429 TOO MUCH FOR able for development. Howard R. fROCKET MFST* tiH O * T H S pftM W lw m ' Dodge-Plymouth.Cars metal Venetian blinds at a new BOOKKEEPER, part lime, with A NICE HOME OF FURNITURE Hastings. 2-.1.1Q7,_____ - _____ ELVIMfr TglONOLE 4KIMSVM0 T..«<-«w-,si-a.fw..,es,, . Vary handy te oagoa whom thfte MB kid brollM nl? ' knowledge of tj-plng. Call 2-2206. quire used Reynolds Printasign VACANT SMALL Store for rent. OVERTNEPLAMErB M A P e t r l 1947 OLDSMOBILE 8-cylinder Jhh Rated Trîcka low price Keys made while ybii Which ihcludea Call 5493 or Inquire 59 Homestead w a ll. Marlow's______machine. Very good condition, NEW , SIX room colonial bouse at Ar/HO«PNEICS. m m a i h ______BUG8BUNNT __ •- four-door, fully-equipped.- Radio. ------8.34 CentW St;"- ' Wa n t e d •waitress, mu;si hav* 8156;'sold new 8800. inquire Bur A ELECTRIC REFRIOERA’TOR Street;...... heater, hydramatir. Priced rea A COMBlNA’nO N RANGE' 16 Phelps Road.. For terms and Phone 5>8i or 5102 experience. Apply in person. Cen ton’s A IJVINO ROOM SUITE price call George L. Fish. Man- "But Boot, if you only got 922.50 a month at my ago, you CiCagO'O M P6R sonable. Will accept another car Roofing—Biding 16 ter Restaurant. 499 Main street. mutt not havol»06!n as gmart, an I am!'^ in trade. Privately owned. Phone Safe Placebo Buy Ilg*d Cara BOLTON — Building atone and A BEDROOM SUITE Wanted tn Rent «8 chester'6394. m u w A m * * A3« . GUARANTEED Rooflng and roof A DINETTE -----BABT ArTTlN', 8M2 AGGRESSIVE^ Salesperson for Sagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. FOiUR-FAMILY lioiise in excellent ' AN' I LOAF 1940 DODGE club coupe. Heater repairing Clutters and conduc Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. And especially so REWARD—for Information lead FUNNY BUSINESS and radio, 8195. Good condition. Ready to Wear department. Good locatfon, situated on a lsrge-.lot. BY HERSHBERGER .UPON HUK 1948 BUICK Super tiidor, 11.200 hr tors. Coughlin 7707. salary. Apply In person at Mar- IF You get low friendly terms ing to a 6ve room, or better, flat stekTw.nit will make good'deal on trade of Win 'accept 14 weakly. Calso ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port- to suit your convenience. or unfurnished apartment. Re- One apartment vacant upon sale. m u B .' low's, 869 Main streeL. ai^siasiMg^ B aiaamaamm mmm8 — -->942 ■ a^ te»-Oanter,-488-€>nter street. W E SPKGIAI.1ZB in ~rboaog- and -'abtr^-and’-standard" typewriters. - Excellent ineQm«y.-T,-.-.J'--erockett,- —c4w4eo9-937ft jampa-4185______.Siding.__ Highest__QualiLy__ ma ^ 11 makes- of— adding machines ------^wanted regardless of time -encea.-■Hact(ord-6-6156-or-g-.lg7>v ..B.tokM...EhQne..fi4Jfl___ ;______terials. Workmanship guaran IF You do business with a good 3uyr. sold or rented. Repairs on all SEVERAL New Six room, two- BEFORE YOU Buy a used car teed. A. A. Dion. Inc., 299 Autumn makes. Marluw’a_____ reliable 41 year old store 1947 FORD Convertible. Cal 3707 see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick street, '’hone 4880. fTr s t ' c l a ss IF You can have confidence ONE ROOM apartm.ent «ith light atory singles, living room, dining X ■ room, kitchen and lavatory 1st Sales snd Service. 285 Main MOLD MAKERS _ and depend on a store housekeeping desired ter one per- ■■B* EAMEENHEh: street. Phone 2-4571. Open eve Diamonds—Watehf IF You know you Will be -rrm: Tel. 4749. floor—three spacious, bedroonv ABEoutTE B H c o 1* MiMo* 273 csm euum . LOMfcPRICE^ nings. ' Roofing 16-A TOOL m a k e r s Jewelry 48 treated fair and square and . tile bath on 2nd floor. Fire Yes. take all this in consideration 850 REWARD for 4 or 5 room place, hot water heat, picture win PRISCILLA'S POP TOP QUALJ1T 1949 CHEVROLET sedan. 1950 ROOFING. Speclalleing In repair ressonable rent by quiet couple The Unkindest Cut BY AL VERMEER ing roofs of all kinds. Also pew DIE MAKERS LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re then ask yourself, is 8429 too much dow.-Nice location, 81.3,500. S. A. V , Chevrolet Tudor. 1950 Chevrolet pairs, adjusts a-atches expertly. for a nice home of furniture? You’ll and one school age child. Write Beechler, Realtor. Phone 6969. 1950 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan roofs. Gutter .prprk. Chimneys and LATHE HANDS STOP JUMPIN© YtXJSEE IDO MANY COWBOY ,/BUT MOM BAYS S 3 A ' ' o p 3 Fordors. 1948 Oievrolet Aero- Reasonable prices, dpen daily. agree this is one of the best bar/ Box A.' Herald. ^ AROUND, ■ PlCTURESi IblplANS OONT 'ÊVERY TIME Y t X j ) \ / —Heater andradio—11,295 sedan. Douglas always has (Tiev- cleaned, repalreo. 26 years' ex (XIVENTRY—Main highway, new PRIBOLCA! perience. Free estimates. Call to work in a modern air-conditioned 'Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce calns you ever sot In your life. See C O M E H E R E 1950 Chevrolet Club Coupe— roleta. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. street. Phone 2-4387. It, and convince vourself—but APARTMENT Wanted 3 or 4 4-room single, bath, oil heat. Lot Y O U © E T A N t VUOMPUE WHAT 1 Howlev..Man'.heater 5361. plant. Good wagea. paid holidays rooms, profa-sional couple, no 75 X 200. Artesian water. 87,500. 'VktffT SSOMCLO J Heater.and radio—$1,295. and vacation. Fully paid complete hurrv! IAW FUL 1941 FORD Tudor, Good engine, SHOWN BY APPOIN’TMENT children. Box TL,. Herald. down payment 82,500. Howard R t CN dkNK AW Clean Mileage Cars tires. Real sound little car COUGHLIN ROOFS stay on In group Insurance plan. 55 hour week. Fuel and Peed 49-A Hastings 2-1107. 948 Pon- heater. Excellent running condi EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat Exiioriencpd Preferred uum X cleaners. Reconditioned, I-ot8„for Sale 73 tlic 4-door, in g o ^ condition for tion. Phone 2-3607. Ing. .Plugged drains machine HottWhuhl Goods 51 guaranteed, low cost. We repair fHlUilt ADULTS desire 4, 5 or 6 HOW INS OONWA all makes of electric clocks. Irons, room unfumlrhed rent. Pratt and IN VERNON—Five miles to Man OSTtWrUPTO "lt’6 my 6on-lio haa a girt on 38th atrodt!" 7 fturMBU HAve M tuveo Z> oeseu e 1 PEEL licgÔuiCE ! 8295. 1941 Ford ‘ coupe, a nice 1940 HUDSON Sedan. Ypu cleaned. Phone 6497, U U tD — A BOOSI^ • ear with a moderate price. Also Good Proposition For combination Gas and coal toasters, lamps, wringer wash Whitnev employe#. References. chester Centfr. 150’ x 572’, about THAT H07IL ------w nu A m i L B T / haven't seen, a, better or cleaner stove, gas water heater, -Royal ers. vseum cleeoers. etc. A. B. C. Call 3-3651. tw^q acres, high snd dry, near tOONERVlLLB FOLKS . - „ BY FONTAINE FOX (ScTAuooaa. 1B41 Chevrolet 2-door. Theae car^than-this one. (?atl-6759. ' PLUMBING -and heating. FUm- ^ ;T^ Right Man . Wlteur.;,Cross^;Hlgli«ray/lit;n00^ Q v n tH m r i^ . ex^. are all .moderately ptaced. Sfea, OIL burocrii" ahff boilers: ctrcidar heater. Th*n» three item r Âoplânce, 3t Maple. Phone Y- 'Rart -Itencamp. T«i: -5344: •-' - ,<.csst..;gW0-»nqjK, .4 nd■.-hayA-^:: hew -'.-1675 V.....'"*• • u :x* 'T erns New Yorker, traded In for 1952 used lest than one year. Will '1tooiHi'‘f5 r 'StK"'"’:"' 72' akl Motor Sales, 255 Broad atreet Apply BUILDINQ lipT, 75‘ x 2(^0’ af thb t>pwi eWnmgs. Huciaoft Hnmal. Car , Immaculate tflc»-aU- three foe-»8355^-Gao^ SUPE R . EEBRUARY-valuaa- Driven only 3,500 miles. New ear ■*i»vtHie==Tfa(ebtiig=^ be used n'lth bottle gas or city electric ranges, at Benson's. ■ POUR R 00M B R IC K r~ Green. Wm. Kanehl, Contractor guarantee. McClure Aiiio Co., 373 sto ra g e 20 BOLAND MOTORS and. Builder. Phone 7773. S69 Center at West Center St. gaa Will flnance to suit your Save — save — regular values to I Oil burner, automatic hot 1941 OLDSMOpiLE. Call 2-1007 Main street. Phone 2-9442.1 MANCHESTER PACKAGE Deliv- terms.' Phone 2-2844 anytime. J. 8299.50. Choice of three deluxe after S p. m. 'x ert'. Local light trucking and APPUCATIONS aceepted for Edward McLaughlin, 60 Birch models now.only 8199.50. Benson’s water heater. Combination TV and Appliances. 713 Main. Subnrbfln for Sale 75 Auto Acevsnories—Tires 6 package delivery. Refrigerators, route salesmen. Good working street. storm windows and screens. 1940 FORD ‘Delnxe Fordor. runs conditions, nve-day week, two ANDOVER —New house, well washers and stove moving a HANOVIA ULTRA Violet sun 19,32 MODEL refrigerators arc on Quick occupancy. Sale price welt good paint, clean inside YEAR'S LOWEST sale prices on specialty. Phone 2-0752. .weeks' vacation with pay. See $9,250. bnllt. 6 rooms, oil hot water heat. heater, aeat covera. Phone 2-1859. driim lot vitaliaed oU. Now' at Xtr Sanden at J. A. Biergren lamp on adjustable stand, au(o^ the way .... we ha ve four only Two flreplaces, breezeway, ga matte timer, good condition, 8100 brand new 1951 Phileo'a at up >o IBM CHEVROLET Deluxe, For Wards you can get thia year's THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Dairy Farms. 1100 Burnside rage. Artesian well. 813.700, Tal- VIC FLINT lowest sale prices on Premium Co., local and long diatahee mov new, asking 825; G. ,E portable 8100—off list. Terms and trades ARTHUR A. KNOFLA hot Real Estate. Andover. By S u rp risa BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY dor, radio, heater. Outs'tanding rotary ironer. excellent condition, at Benson’s TV and Appliances, VRAM w a *SAU.V car. Local prominent cltiien for Grade Vitallxm oil. And. you can ing. packing, crating and storage .713 Mate. Realtor appointment. Phone • Coventry contract for future free deltveiy Service to all pa.-ta of th e U. 8. DEPENDABLE Man that we can asking 830. Phone 2-0524, 7-6600 anytime. wraowriD TVS* mer owner. Extremely nice train for permanent position to - $75 Main St.—Est- 1921 'caB ox.'i .AIM© BACK TUe ^ WfAH, AT UAST throughout. Douglaa Motors 333 lany-Ume up to March 3Iatl at and Canada Call 5I$T. Hartford WE BUY and sell good umd furni these same low. prices. Buy all 6-14JS. sell and service our fuel for Phone Office 5440 ’ ANDOVER LAKE—PartlaUy com ..ET! MAYBE VANDYIR^ I DROP '34«r Main. home use In niir established Man IWIVERSAL Vacuum cleaner. ture, combination rangsg. gaa pleted flve rooms plus, waterfront GOMO bail out! yWAaET AND , .vour oil-weeds for the monthe Uke new, 820. Call 3318. ranges and Ofatcra Johea Fiirni- • -Evenings 5938 or 2-4278 ahead now, Reg. 84e OaL Vital chester territory. Salary^, com home. Bargain if taken as is. 1947 CHEVROLET Aeroisedan. Painting—PBBerint 21 turs Store. 36 Oak, Phaeia-g-MMl.' .. Home Listingfl Wanted. 4 radio, haatar, good tiraa, t'utone iaed (Fed. Tax tncl.) In one 55 mission and car allowance.- Ex KELVINATOR 8 cu. foot, refrig complete it yourself and aave. green. Mechanically beyond any or two 30 gallon drunu now only cellent employee beneOts. Person erator: Florence parlor heater, VERNON—New four-room ranch, Suburban Realty <3o.. Realtors. comparison. See this today, Doug, 81C*. *rius small refundable PAPERHANGING and painting. al inten-lew 9 to 4. Connecticut 9" burner. Fhone 6940 after 5. THREE-PIECE living room aet, beauUfuUy decorated, cute' as a 541 Main street. Phone 8215. laa Motora, 333 Main. . drum dtposit. Montgomery Ward, Walter B. Cookaon. Phone 3-1614. Coke CP.. 171 Walnut street, te good condition. Tel, 7903. kitten. Modem throughout With 824-828 Main atryat. Tel. 5161 Hartford, Conn. NEW .1952 Deluxe electric rotary in walking distance of bus and Winted—Real Estate -71 1948 DODGE CLUB COUPE Manchester. PAINTING AND Papexhanging sewing- machine, oompleta with achooL Pricad under M.SOO. Bar done by Godin and 8041. Cal] 3099 WANTED -- Experienced sales ' all attachmenU. portable only Machinery and Tools 52 bara Woods, Agent. 3703. - AN AGENCY with a list of re'ady- Fluid drive, radio and after 5. • man. One who can make ap 879.95: console -• 8101MU.. Senk- buyers waiting tor 4, 5 and 6 Biisinew Scrvlect Offered IS praisal on new and used cara bell's, Csrter street. Itel. 7 5 l( REDUCTION, New S-polnt hook NEW SIX Room garrison colonial room singles and two family 14 heater. Dark gray. INTERIOR AND Bxtarlbr paint Salary and coramisaion. X good up tools ter. Ford. Ferguson, Ford- . featuring extra large master bed houses. Call' Harold O. Boraheim. m MANCHESTER YOUR KNAPP âhoca avallabla ing. paparhanginig, caiUnga ro- future in a small organisation, THOR AUTOMAGIC washer. One Ferguson. in cornplanters, har room. flreplaM. two lavatories, 6946. in all siaet. Contact Wm F. Sul anlshed. Fully insured. Expert for the right man. Apply Mepure tub în dry semi*automatlc. rows, cultivators DubUn ivactot excellently sited. Shown by’ap MOTOR SALES / livan, salesman, 60 Mountain work. Wall paper booka Edward Auto Co„ Mr. M eaure. 3TS Mate Asking 8150. In excellent condi Co., North Windham Rtwd, WUH- pointment. caai Hartdd O. Bbrn- Center at Hartford R ou atreat. Rockville. 5-5664. R. Price. Phone 2-1003. streeL Manchester. tion. TeL 3-4874. mantie, 3-3317. hetm. 6946. OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 2 ' . 9 ^ C ■ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, lOTt p . • — rtsiy^v«*mi.hîewa — lKatirlr««trr Wtttufitg AFlMtg Dun, Nit P rw R u rnmtOmijUliiiimm iac ^ fcatag v.ia .Aa)nma..whaK.has aaS.haan.caar- The aiital. udual . Friday crsnii^ . ; ■ .....■ A bout Town 5 £ a T s vaaatd tor his UBO eentrlbuthm hearsal. of “Show Boat,” the 10,491 members a t the Nathan Hale TTA and Who still wlslm to (brs a variety and mlnctrel show by at. The Meal; cMMjstethht.ham. bahad . Ma«*M .at...tba..Asdta. '. BEST BUYS A T THE ' Z evenings, Feb, 33 and 33. (SIXTEEN PAGES) Stlf-Sar^ lecond Congregational Women's rsctad by Program Chairman Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lean Rubin of ll4 u a g u e will meet tomorrow a t • A. Hyatt Sutliffe foUowsd. K «|. Plymouth lane are the parents of Mr. and Mrs. Abram Matdhatt p. m. with Mrr. Robert Johns of neth HUdaon played the puiao tor a daughter bom at the Hartford hava moved from 37 UUey stteet US Birch street' chorua aingln^ . ' HMpitol Monday. to 34 McKee s trte t . •OS MAIN STREET Your Public Market ARMOUR'S STAR ■m IS the Supreme Quality store — True yalue in Scan Letter from Eisenhower .Monarch at Final Rest every purchase, Com~ ;plete sajls/action- Leon, Short Shank guaranteed. 5 toH^bs. L MEATY LEAN RIB OR SHofiu^ ■ONELESS WASn-FREE ROLLED Lb. Wakhington, F eb. 16— Military officials accused a House subcommittee toda.v of being unfair in its charges of J * r t m t oatpourinjr of lorrowfia ffandour. wasteful buying practices by the Armed Services. At a some ***** ** W indior with a hynln of tri^ p h i^ LAMB FOR STEWING Lb. 3 9 c /■ times stormy hearing of the Armed Services subcommittee. GOOD AND MEATY / Archibald 8. Alexander. Ufidcr-^------«nimiu,ce, secretory of Arm.v, denied thst the the nation’s final homaM SMOKED service* pay different prices un- i?.*^ “*’* Ywle’in a horse-drawn MILK FEB VEAL BABY BEEF UVER aecetsarily for identical items. He riage behind the coffin to the dirge of 10 bands .while mAto TRNDER, FRESHLY SUCEO aaid varied cireumstencee account French Get than * jnilliOT îtens. packed tightly along the’chUl itn ets BONELESS TO ROAST ed for all of the dIfferencoB and of London, bowed in reverence. _ made them theviUMe. .TTien aha entrained for . i . , . But. he said, a "Chamber of lb on wito tha body and saw it laid to i * Horrors.” exhibit of price examples raalKto a ptypt of royalty already lb had led the American people to be boldutg. George i n and nine other lieve that the services are "gen aovereignik Sm I Towel Police Hold COQKEI).READY SUGAR erally wasteful. Inefficient ^ and- Reich Arms Qa^Spriaklaa Bartk ------TO SERi E 3 fo i lUROfmSUfiAR dereUef in their'diity to'the Atnerf- The Queen, tight-Upped but eom- Rofla can taxpayer." He said he did not 2 __ London._Eeb^l5.^H>P)-^Tht poaed, sprinkled earth on her fk- Four oT fSy —I/bfrf—r*»* j —1 lies 0E5EB(IMLiMIIL — 'w BIIBPli n K W BRfiflMd h u v h p^-S-Lbe-Bog— FOR KVERTUGE AJAPtiMiuci tnwt tn^ AITliy COIllu DRl ther ii coffin as U m Ti from dglii f'HOICB QITAljnrV charged with this. Big Three foreign ministers teneaUi storlsd 8L Oaorge's Chapel Hickory Smoked SpeeisI at The "horrors” exhibit was a col pushed new proposals today in Windsor Cattle. ,1 lection by the subcommittee Of for West German rearma At the cloae of the YR-mlnute * lie ft Ring items it said showed one service service the royal family left the often paid more than another for ment in a move to-win French OUR OWN MAKE LEAN lb lb weseiiBMil approval and save the French chapel by a aide door, raiu b rth n ! a similar item. and ter husband, the Duke of Bdh)-: W estport, Feb. Ooavicted la Frees government from falling. ’ Wsaed the Queen mother on -T h re e m en an d a oM trtm TASTY SAUSAGE [ 4 5 * 3 5 ' Vice Admlrsl Chsries W. Fox. French Premier Edgar Faure the cheek Just before they stepped Y aA lu i, ISt USE IT 3 WAYS chief of Ns'vy Material complained has staked his regime's life on a Into a waiting limousine. « o w Yotk City were apieated . . . by There's Nothing piner Than Public 1 KRAFTS VBLVEETA AS A SOUP...SAUCI...INGRa|liNT to the subcommittee; National Assembly vote of confi TheTh« King'sirina-. m other, ..— Marv, bv a,State Police today------*“ IQ SMAIJ. LINK C O - CtJTRITE “We have beep virtually dence Saturday on the question of ata.ved in London with the weight conhebtioion with wholesale ...... Market Deluxe, Farni^presh Poultry 3 charged, tried and convicted in the bringing Orman soldiers into the of her S4 years, and iravad her theft ^ autos (i^ New 3 ra n s 33c newspapers . . . this news^jiub^ pro.iected European army. Yjli^sn from A wlMlow-«f -Marl GOOD SIZED TENDER V CHEESE WRXPRPER borough House. But the widowed York. " Oi^TiWmKE ITAOAX inm.a-a_— a.a » a a. . »sil»r»Id PhOtO. licit.v is catiiig into We inhsrda of The Germans are demanding ad Sgt. Louis SAUSAGE (Med. Ho|)...... Lb. / T C Thirteea-year-old Ralph Hal«-eraea, a studrat at the HaUlstor American morale. We are in mission to the overall defense set Queen Mother Ellaabeth was .ter* • b . Marcliaaa, com-' Froson SoMwl, and U s Bngaah teacher. Miss Cathertae McOuire. febk aver trouble how, as you know.” up, the North Atlantic Treaty Or with th* Princess Margaret to or WeaQ^barraelca. said FRYING CHICKENS e. $1.69 2Lb.Loof 2 Pkgf. the letter Balph received from the elflce of Geaeral Dwight D. Biaen- K II9g G E O R G E V I hear the choir aing the hymn ate preliminary laveeBspUee indl* MOBTOK'S n O lV tiw A L Chairman Hebert ID., La.) re ganisation (NATO), and satisfae- OUR OWN MARK PURE — d| A TENDER DELICIOUS bower., .The eommuaication from the general was In s reply to s plied aharpl.v that "a' strategy tion of their rialms to the SAAR and the new Queen had chosen—a ring la PORK SAUSAGE MEAT...... l,b. H v C letter Balph had: written enriy la January for a letter-writing asnlcn- discussion among high-ranking if they join the projected Euro .hymn of victory, eftm sung at rtbMIfig autos In N ew T orit, then BEEF P (fr PIE 11 ozs. 49c mert given Ms Bngilah ctsss by Miss MeOuIre, Further details msv Pentagon officers wras held to de pean. army. Some French law Siaster: driving them to RedKng%rhere CAPON ETTES ’ ‘"ll-ir. k 6 3 c SPOON NATCBAI. be found elsewhere in today’s Herald. ' termine 'how to take the play makers. fearful of a rebirth of "The strife U o’er, the battle to? and aoM TOP ORADE .HKIVtEMM away’ from our disclosures of Orman aggreealve militarism, are Terrorist Wounds . don4; for parts and Junk. Lb. waste. The whole attitude is to balking. "Now la tha victor's triumph He imid State Policeman Guy M. FRANKFURTS FO W L FRESH DRESSED Lb. 49c BLUEBERRIES 12 Oza. 37c confuse the issue and befuddle To work out*of the crisis, U. 8. won .-.." Bqnuomo stopped to check a car 65c 9 9 * 4 9 * SNOW ■ CBOP------■------V— A-Shell ^^Blasp the American people. a«CT^y. «f- State Dean Acheson . The Arehbtshop' of Canterbury .fwW off.the toad aa-Roata^ T,- ¥ m iS-v "This committee la not going to and French Foreign Minister Rob- voiced the committal rUi* Churm * ">Ua aortoortha of . England .asalgns t^ K la g âad M m u Farkwajr, a t * iis a; m. Gfc m.War.lFaiiie8: commoner alike' MCSSELMAN’E------“IftOwr. ferencea held by an arm y of alibi FOfeTgn ^ re ta ^ Anthony Eden h i T i g r lU CAflisnnsniiir . brtUW iher propagandists In the hla home. Officials reported amfiptng, KKit Ui# poUctiiuui he* tItculllftnuAnmc Tehran. Feb. 15.• government frees Navab Safavl. duat to dust, in aura and certain came , sueplcldue and ctarted ta ram p Drum, N. V.. Feb. IS— Pentagon.” they had before them a new com Hossein Fatemi, right-hand man of one of ita leaders. C H E R R Y T i r KEV-.A simulated atomlr ar hope of the resurrection to eUrnal question him. MEAT DEPARTMENT As for morale, Hebert aald It promise Army plaif drafted bv the Premier Mohammed Mosaadegh. Police have” surroiinded Moaaa* life . . ." Pkg. tillery ahelL first ever used la “was broken long ago by these 13 depuUea of NATO. The Minis, today by a degh'a residence since tha threats. (Pennsylvania Dutch) NOW HERE'S A NICE CHANGE FOR YOUR FAMILY Peace Plan mssa maasusor*. latitotad practices In the service. Junior tsra hoped it would give West Ger BeeMe B ratter’* BnSir *9tk etraat. Naw T*ek, ad* youtMul Moslem terrorist who and the agM premier haa not ao* A alab of atoM hod 'boon laid 6i6M e DINNER: “heavy rasaalHes” yratorday officers, frightened by braid..car many a voice in NATO and still shoutM, "There la no God but peered inûbUc for two months. yg**' Rwtkor fMMioa- lArge Jar on defender troops Is the ry their frustration in their keep, enoueh - control over her^ to asida.in the floor, and tko oak ooEr had Stoles tha auto. Ha Munsan, Korea, Feb. 15— fin was lowered alowly to the aids eald ha was waltiag ter other Army-Air Force “ihiomlae hearts." reassure the French. Under the d , „ , y ir- TIN negottaCnr, returned today casualties . to about a quarter Duke of Windsor, who was a King Carve With Eas»-^ of a S,000-man regiineBt. Tribune) quoting him as saying Fatemi was rushed to a Tehran 'He and other National Knuit rive. The man. Albert Story. 33. of AT MANOHEmR from Tokyo where he has con the Bubeommitte's claims of waste hlmaelf when he laid OMOffe V to ferred for two days with Gen. Actually, what 'the soldiers Army Reveals hospital owted ahd operated. by. leaders went, there today to com- SIS YYasri83Bd1ffraK,^^r^to CONFECTIONERS^ and The Flavor Will Pleaae were "bunk." rest here IS yeera ago* wae arreeted by Oretmcich Po- PUBLie MARKET pMirsiiiiiallow Mattliew B, RldKwsy and two high saw and heard were the flash seto^toMte^h"' I m*niorote the fifth anniversary of Thar* Jteea Wlitotoa-Churchill, -4^ ■OB.a epaedin s charga in a- LB. ranking officials from Washing of an orerslted flash bomb Distorted Htory sein Mosaadegh. the assasalhaUoni t t e of the NsUm The Admiral called this a "dis Release Plans The crowd scuffled with polite In tha servant of four severaigns; atolaa ear aa route t o meet Nel- 45y ton. dropped from a plane, smoke alist • editor, Mohammed Maaood, there were seven aovereigna from being held tn Green- SUGAR JVHOLE Staff ••"•officers •' working- on released slmuttaaeously by torted Story” but told the aubcbm' apparent, anger over poUce faUure by an unknown gunman who - Flfllf mlltee: to prevent the attack. The youth other countrtee. BecretaiT of State prisoner exchange plana reported other aircraft agd a TNT escape^'-Masood. who edited the : A . riw is Ume . . t a di- lithaigr. ''I'Coneetentiouaty believe that I For Enlistee^ told-police-only-that his name was extroirte Nationalist hiewspa^r, some slight 'progress Friday. The can—I don't like to say debunk— Mohammed. ' '(OsitlMed y threatened ^ ossadegh and [!S E S a released aa InrtlvlrtM^), __ g O ^ 1 ^ ^340.01 uhlCBa.the. ^ziffiatffloaionisc: .lau^hirûF^ ta9«s~ ■ ill"their it^w plAn~ It ~ . (i^ M i tiad'lo a -i^ Fe4W)-^ Police eald t here woo ■ - M2 a n 5 m ^^ \ Armistice peace conference. "We are going to follow this to 24- months of duty. ' ;33 caliber rifle on the rear aaat •f lirdlii Eye Fniif or Vegetebles About 325,000 meii are affected M tha car and a hunting kntfa in (Free Present To Kiddies) lb Previously, the UN agreed to thing if .we have to call everybody FINBD FOB 8TOBY talk about the withdrawal of for In the Pehtsgon over here to testi by the decision which means a S*. ®*^„£»«partment of tha va- HALE’S GRANDMOTHER'S 1 SHOULDERS Steel Trying to speedup In , their prospective re- Hartferd, ikbw IS—<#>—Gee hicl*. Tha pair was takan to eign troops from Korea and a final fy," he said, adding: thnaiaS SaOara la the jelee a y wattonhiE - ALL-POPULAR-BRANDS PURR l-fOR AOIUCK MIAL USE jesce jettJement. Jiiit rejected . a __“Tremendous .savings could h*^ lea'* from active service. The pro-,pKey Lawmakers Balk SEA FAIR FANOY COFFEE Red proposal to discuss other Provoke Strike made, and we’re going to find out gram will begin next month. yeuag RarMaed aumMaa la be Sgt. Mardtosa aald UtTgroup Fresh Shipment of Asian problems related to Korea. why they haven’t been."____ Excepted, from the plan Jn^re- ing rkargad far toOlaf theMbit- a lot on Mountain nad Ffenh Ground MMUALKUE Joy eonferred in Tokyo with The committee also had a (ew lease the men as individuisls are foid ItaMS what ha knew abaot In Redding, and had baen using it Oen. .lohn E. Hull, Army vice New York. Feb. 13—(J>)—Philip National Guird anti-ajr«wt units. At Cleanup Subpoena ■azoaMca adSletlaa amnag teen tor a Junk yard. Stolen vehlctae Lh. LAMB Chief of Staff, and U. Alexis John Murray accused the steel industry (Conttnned on Pago Elgkt) The A hny aak) toeiir gradual re agen aad Jaaa aiaiMaaa. were transported to the yard 1 Lh. Jo/t son. deputy a.ssistant Secretary of today of attempting to provoke a lease will permltûtting replace I aaaldaa B. Fattaiasa. 33, at where they were .cut up aad sold State for the Far East, as well as nationwide strike aa a lever to get ments into ipifu in an orderly- WaBhington. Feb. 15—(/?>)—President Truman’s request for OSS Wladaar avaaat, Wladaar. ter parts and Junk. Twa truck- lb government authority to raise manner.^'-' areeeled Jaa. 37 irith alx aUaged joada of cars wera found at the . N prices. Reich Team Leads far-reaching investigative powers for Nswbold Morris, his aarcettos aad sex vlalatera, wae lot, ha reported. SOLID PACK WHITE MEAT (Oontlaii«i<)..nii Page Bight) nie Atmy said that the major government cleanup prosecutor, today faced prospects of ■n>e president of both the f- Carton - Olympic Sledders now 'on active aaty-wnr be term it “unprecedented" and "a*------^ union told a Wage Stabilization / required to coinplete 24 months at Maalriaaa, far "dtebsaariag aad (Can^lBMt an Faga B l^ ) '2ATH''OF IOWA ÊNDS U | PURI^fOJK complete . departuray from-, astob-' -aiaBeio— aeriag agaiaal aa- 7 2 * Senate to Get hoard panel-that the industry had Oslo. Norway, Feb. 15— (JPt — Hahed practice." rejected every one of the union's (ConttoiMd on Pago Bight) 22 demands. Germany’s ’ world, champion two- 8b far aa could he determined, jlâni “ Ciiticized tha toML” can man bobsled team, piloted by CmigreM waa being aaked for the ^ FLORIDA 1 StJNSWEEt More Brewery *i? ss^d witaeMM-presenting tbs McDonald Geta dare-devil Andreas OatlerT- took-a Arat- tim e-to cloak an individual ^ BAeKSOnffUMtYT companies' csss before the panel atrong grip on the winter Olympic In the executive brahcTt with tFor Opposing used hundreds of thousands 'Of games title today by hurtling down virtually unlimited subpoena pow Waahlagtna, Feb, 15—(/TV— Qean Slate in ORANGES PRUNE.JUICE _Tax Case Data ^••qrds which,all ended up to “no"; Attotaey Geaeral . MeOrath, UNION LEADER . , , . . . the 1,500 meter rourae in 1:31.02 to News Tidbits ers, and (he' fremendoua adddb au-. sriMaa JaaMei lap aitaiw l li No. Sp^fo/ r The union has called a strike for Increase its lead over the runner- thority to grant witneasea im Aid to Jobless n.89 Feb. 24. Murra.v and the union 1 aa Nswbild Martia’ laveatlga- Washington, Feb. 1!)—( ^ —Sen up American team with only one munity from prosecution. ' • i ______FILLET ojFHADDOCK Doz. policy makers will meet in PltU- Culled froa AP Wires ttaa eaiaadar, eaM taday be’a Probe of SEC PINK SALMON QL , EXTRA LOW FRIGE ON ator William (R-Del) today prom- heat to go. The sweeping ptopoaal. certain Waterbury. Feb. 15—(jn- Two iaed to tell the Senate more next burgh Feb. 21 to decide whether ,aS.far giaatlag aaaw wHaeiiia ^ Large Site Cah The Germans, who were clocked to run into (jongreaaional anaga. Connecticut labor leaders Mlticia- hi tha eraadele la-gaveriaaeat Fab.\fl— (ff) week about Joseph D. Nunam Jr, to proceed u1th the strike or to' in a toUl time of 3:42.40 for Uiel? 'Htousa-______CANDYBARS FILLET of COP THIElPOFULAR IHM await the W6B decision In the dis A SomervUls. Icaaa. taaally of -preba' baawiaity fraai pieeeeq- w aattgatn^ tOO -- and a tax case'mx’oiving ffie Tn- two runs yesterday, ha:d tn almost four—parents and the two chil **mero Mt*^to ”neceasarv' to iu, ■ -tlOB. SocuriUto andaad Exchange .. diSnapolls Brewing Company.’ pute. ' insuperable lead of 1.04 seconds White-haired and pink-faced, dren they araarently tried to save puKTc liSteU*” w itoe~7m .y not | JfSîon”^??r*“.m"e^ncf Sion regortadtad today it haa “an All Natinnall.v Advertised - The Delaware Republican, who over the U. 8. Nq^ l sled, piloted by be excused from testifying or pro-j piovment inauranre etadlMO avid PERCH FILLETS 3 5 ‘ Oi^r frath pwli display iRsludst LOIN ROASTS, helped start last year’s Congres —periah hi lire that damaged four duclng’records on groilndb of ‘"■u«»nce benefits. NEW TUNIS UNBBST ------avtdaace reflecting ad* (OonHaaed im Page Eight) tenement buildings . . . State ar In a Joint statement, Secretary- Tnals, Taaisla, Feb. is-^ff>— varaely upon tha honeaty and in* sional Investigation of tax scan (Cootlnued an Pago Eight) gues today that Lake Charlea, La. InerimlnaUnn. and subjection to 3 3 ^ FRESH BUTTS, HCWCSud OENTEB CHOFS. dals, told his colleagues jêstenlay..I posatble criminal prosecution. But Treasurer John J. Driscoll of the Several pereaaa wera lajarad 4a- fl**Smaibiy “ ^ Chairman Hanr FlUET of SOLE^ the brewing company gttt a * charged with da- State CIO and Becretaty-Treaaur- day w ^ pa hoe .ogeaed -Bra. CSrlKK) tax ri^ te after settling er-JosapU M. RbOflie fatta”. iq -an editorial ttoit lad to .Arab.. ______PlNEAPPLEiUlGr T l T T O C a F 'S w iM P e M b K "tor S4.9— The House group, a aUboommlt- SWORD FISH “I never spoke to anyone on the .******* ^fauver once backed a proposal to young Lithuanian Sshermen who used b.v Congressional committees Under the proposed legislation, The Arm y tadaj eatbaatad total a of the Interstate committee, company’s behalf,” he said. “I r^ o of the PrestdenUal sweep- let men In uniform deckle whether eaeaiy rasaaHtae la Koraa at made its report on McDoaflld to COFFEE 9 1 c and Vegetables TENDER BROILERS - PLUMP FOWL stakes runnm were under fire to-; they wanted to serve In segregat- recently eacapad from behlad the is the power to cite a .witne.aa for the Moody-Dingell bill, emergency CENTER SLICES^ p a r s n i p s Rock Turnips never received a fee from the com Ireu Curtato in trawler.. .Howard contempt and UiU is aubjeC't to ap paymenta aupptomenting state j ^ LS71.7S4 tk re ^ Feb. d. . Chairman Maybank (D-flCi) af tha pany.” day on the tbuchy question of ra-! to or non-segregatto units. No one proval by the whole House or The latoet UN eaeaalty i«- flenato committaa. ond BELTSVILLE TURKEYS . Asserting that he had no recol cial segregation; a possib^ critical offerto any comment for the gen A. Hough, 35. charged with first less Insurance beiieflta would be issue in "the pre-convention cam degraa murder and fftpkia Cke- Senate. ^ paid workegs who became unem ^ leeaed Feb. S, pat at Rap.. HeUer (D-NY), haad a f SWEET LIFE INDIAN RIVER JUICE FANCY HALIBUT lection of ever having signed an eral who haa said he would not Similarly, the power to subpoena TO tareea at »Sd,S1S ag to Dee, the House group, wrote Uaybeak 2 lim. 2 7 c Bm Food MoRm HboIiMmL EcoBOBiIeal tytgfJi W« *-—" application for a waiver of Inter- paigns of both major - parties. ■toke part In the pre-convention kowsM, 53. charged with second ployed because of converaion from Reo (Waxed) Lb. 9 C | They were the Republicans' Gen. degree murder in slaying of Jo witnesses and documents outside aa civilian to defense production, ma that hU commlttoa coaeurred to* flYsms. o S K a n s s 5 « » s t d * ^ lal Revenue bureau rules, so that Presidential campaign. well ea inside the government was "unanimoualy” In the report. CO FFEE*^ 8 1 c ORANGES 3 9 e he could’represent the company, Dwight D. Eisenhower and the The Kefauver statement aald seph A. Ckckowski of Hartford. terial abortagea or lack of ordera. ASKS UMT FUND CHECK SWEDISH SE^DLESE I a t w N R$H TO lO tL RAKE. FRY or IROIL. Democrat Senator Bsteo Kefauver. Hartford .Electric Light Com considered somewhat unusual In (Barge PrsaaoM Try HaUer aaid MbDeuld had i«* 1 m he said he would "like to see that “One of the chief desires and aims th* nresent" rase. Waeblagtea, Fab. Ig -îP) — quested a proaapt review of tbs CUCUMBERS waiver.” Nuiv>n now la a private Both were criticiato by a Negro pany says it YVIU need ail extra Prlacdll and Ronrke aaid that a SALT HERRING 4MUTS COLD MEATS COUNTER so of my entire life has been to bet S3MSM IS to’ finance necessary I t was aald, after a quick check, W—tar Haat 0 > -W y} aaM to- record. h attw cey. - oi'flcial for .what he said was their tor race relations.'' It added that that not even in the Teapot Dome statement issued by Egan in R E A LG O LU INDIAN RIVER GRAPEFRUIT ' dhows Waiver Copy attitude toward Negroes tn the expansion...Weudell PfeilUpe and Washington through Rap. Sadlak “Thus far,” ha iafermad May- SS "*• ■ YO. ^ the present law—iWhich hu no 12-membcr-party of desert ruin hearings of the 1920a did Senate Ura earaaM aâM ^^ jak, “only two witnaaraa kddb WilUami immediately produced armed aervicea. •vSYsgatlon- provisions — appar staff Investlgatora have the power (R-Oonn) was an "unmiaUkablc LARGE SHRIMP. 2 ^ For, 2 9 c for reporters- a photo copy 'of a Clarence Mitchell, Washington explorers arrtva at Aden after be attempt to pressure Congresa to venal M ttlary^M ito^rtmn made certain chargea ef Impio- COFFEE ^ Do GRAPEFRUIT 3 '* 2 9 e ently haa worked well and I do not ing expeUto from Yemen, SUU to subpoena outside the govern-' imapliti eeotrol ever aS UMT priety agaiart Mr. McOonald'e 3For • 1 waiver he said he had received bureau director of the National propose to change It” ment. defeat the Moody-pingell bill.” from John Oravaa, chairman of AaaociaUon for the’ Advancement Department la notiflad. Said the labor Icaderr: . conduct wUla ta oOlca aa FANCY SCALLOPS Ihft Alia Target New saowfaila and' avalanchaa Mr. Truman told his news con- aiener and Chairman af tha flacu* JESSO the committee on Practices In the of Colored People (NAACP), said Senator Taft of Ohio was under fereaca that he did not know If Labor regards the Moody- tatarral Revenue bureau. Kefauver once, voted for race aeg- cut read uud rail aaaaaauulcuttaw the executive branch of govern Dingell bill aa a sound and imme Gea and Bxchanpe. -C oam taK A CALIFORNIA SUNKIST dltlT Green SUunpo Given With Cash Sales fire too—for a statement that be In Austria, leavtog hundreds ‘of Trsassrjr Babnet Thaaa witnaassa ware Mr. ' Ran SMALL STEWING LEMONS The waiver, dated March 38, ragation In the armed forces, and has “no confidence” in the present ment had ever sought such powers diately netoed measure. Unlem iMO and notarized, said Nunan that Elaenoower had told NAAC7 vUlagaa temporarily laoiatad . . before, but aald he had Attorney dolph PIdllipa aad Mr. Praotaa % COFFEE ^ 79 e T f o « i Chiefs of SUff. Banator Motes Federal and sUto mediators this measure la adopted, the vast Washiagtoa, Feb. IS——The Tucker. a O R A N G E S ^ 6 Sc araa applying for permission to ap- that Negro soldiers mixed with (R-Ore) said, without naming him General McGrath’s full backing. number of workers experiencing OYSTERS toor before Treasury officials “to whiU "would be at a dlsadvaat- with represantatlves of labor and Heretofore, Congresa haa grant pdMUdh a t the Treaaury g^h. U: ‘Mr. McDonald, in ^ 3 For 1 7 c dlracUy, that the OOP candidate management In effort to head off forced Idleness because of ma- reeelpta. SSOOARLUS.- A y 1 ■»* ed the power to subpoena Yvltneas- iteiials shortagea, converaion bot- appaaraacaa badpn this -iheJWHAkCco. « Pago Xto) The Tenneaaean'g offlea said Ka- threatened ctrike a t ----- •xpMiditurea, 3333,- iatttoa,.haa denied aO « • *■ Page Aao) Braea Oewpaay plant (OeoUansd ea Bage Twe) ----- . cash balaaea, $4.S3l.* ••(CoatiBaed aa Faga T) tOO,S57J3. . e.. *. % A