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MARY CHENEY UIBRARV WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 194^ rAGB TWBKtX iJJanr^pBtpr goyttittg .\Yflragfl Dail^ N «t Prcflfl Ron retosast 2*C a^ wills* r*r the MowMi *f Nevenber, ItM Robert Palmer, son at M r. and lUacUng Brothera, Bornum and It was kMonreetly atatad last Rala. ekangtag to mam teteilite* Balloy clrcua company hat an­ evening that the application of Mrs. Edwin Palmer of 540 Parker 9 ,6 3 5 aing and eading by lato 6MliW) About Town nounced Itj Intontlon of dividing Arturo Qremmo for permission to street, who recently enlisted In' the l E u r t t i n g Friday (air and OMKh eelgw Wfli conduct a pony rides ring and 1100,000 for tho year 1948 to the Marines, has left for training at Maatess sIR m^Am^ today. ^ w n y claimants resulting from the miniature golf course at 8U Mid­ Utm. S. ORl o f I M m i l l atroot, Parris Uland, B. C. HU brother dlsastroua lire a few yean ago. dle Turnpike, east, .^.yrss denied Haleys January White Sale! Manche$ter-~-^4 City o f Village Charm Rodo'Ui*. WM Mu 1tl^uMr:o^tte 1<ht several Manchester residents "after opposition developed.” Albert Edwin Palmer who served as a Marine In the Ute war, part lOO^oUar prin nfflod oS laat Involved are Included In the many Members of the Zoning Board of o f the time In China, was dUcharg- (TWELVE P.AGES) PRICE FOUR CIN1B Wight ky Mlantonomah Trib* of claimants opposing the figure pro­ Appeals decided against the pett- tClaisIflefl Adverttalag oa Paga It) MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1948 ed about a year ago. Robert at- i^OL. LXV IlIiv NO. 76 icon for tiu bonoUt o f tbe posed by the circus at being In­ tion because they did not want to ^ ^ ^ — commerclaltie the residence AA Unded Manchester High school -4- O fM t Oounctt MMton. adequate for the annual payment. Vita*Gu«rd Plastie sone. N o one s p e a re d at the meet and until recently was employed Cannon Fine Muslin Ing to oppose the application. by Boland Motors. Tho Mary Cheney Library sUfl Where Two Died in Crash Invites boys and girls to attend Cards received from Mr. and PILLOW COVERS a recorded story hour and a movie, Crews of the JarvU Construc­ SHEETS and CASES Vatican Punishes Mrs. Archie Kilpatrick, formerly Can Operate State beginning at ten o’clock tom oww tion Company, were excavating Atlantic of this town but now of Penscook, morning. The story will be from today In front of the SUte Thea­ With Zipper Closure the book, “Justin Morgan Had a N. H., Indicate that they are mak ter building to InsUll a new trans­ 81x108 $2.69 72x108 $2.59 7 4c each Horse," by Marguerite Henry; and ing stops in Charleston, S. C., and former for the Connecticut Power] Sea Island, Georgia, on their way Keeps pillows fresh and clean. Grease-proof, acid-proof, water* All Catholics Who tho movie Is from an Encyclopedia company. (tango and Fuel proof, dust-proof. Just wipe them off. Britannlca film, “Animals of the to St. Petersburg, Florida. Without New Taxes Zoo." Bronislaw PleacUc, who for a The.Chamber of Commereg of- 72x99 $2.35 63x99 $2.19 Mitt Esther E. Pickles, who is number of years resided at 64 fl e has available a limited supply 5 0% D O W N —50% Feathers Gave Aid to Reds OIL _ Birch street, since' his discharge of Bkl Maps covering the lUtinga director of the Girl Scout oega^ laaUon In Appleton. Wisconsin. Is from Memorial hospital has been of ski resorts in the Eastern states. These maps are avaiUble without spending the holidays with her a patient at Green Lodge Con. 42x36 PILLOW CASES 5 9 c If Spending Curbed Decree Excommunicates valescent Home on Middle Turn­ cost at the Chamber office, 843] BED PILLOWS L. T. WOOD CO. Darents Mr. and Mrs. John F. Main street, to those who are In­ C ^ o n ahe«U and cages will give yeara of wear and service. Trying to Hold Mckles o f Holl street. She plans pike East. Mr. Piaecik was em­ Those Who Had Any­ terested. % »• I 51 BiisfU St. Tel 4496 to leaye January 2 or S. ployed by Cheney Brothers for over Shannon Says Tax Study $ 4 . 9 9 e a c h thing to Do W idi Ex-Marine's Fiancee Arming Costs War or Peace Committpe Report Ba­ Lady Pepperell Percale An'mceptlonsl value! For those who want a firmer pillow than Arrest of Josef Cardi­ all down. 60% down, 60% feathers. Floral ticking. nal Mindszenty^ Pri­ At Low Point Talk Flooding ! sin for Statement; SHEETS and CASES mate for Hungarians New Spending Would ^ 100% Down Truman Apparently De­ Nanking Still I ! Bnild Up Difficult Vatican C ity, Dec. 80.— (JP) 1 ! Tax Load for Public 81x108 $3.39 72x108 $3.19 •—The Vatican excommuni­ termined to Keep I ! BED PILLOWS To Rear; Omrurs With HALE'S AFTER CHRISTMAS cated today ail Roman Cath­ Military Spiending at j Spokesman Spikes Re- olics who had anything to do Lowest Safe Figure { ports Cliiang (Called' Advice Croup Gives 42x38J PILLOW CASES 7 9 c with the arrest of Josef Car­ $5.99 . dinal Mindszenty, primate of George Morgan, 21, died In this flaming oil truck five mllw nortk of NorrUtown, Pa„ after the rollMon i Aides to Diseussj Fine quality Lady Peperell percale at real aavlnge. (Editor’s Note: HU s Is the . H artford, Dec. 30.— (JP)— Real value in 100% down. Blue and whitd ticking. threo tankera on aa hlghWajr-.., .AnoOmr Man, Frank. Rosenberry, 22, al«o was killed. <AP Huniniry. The action was tak­ last of three stories on -How at Future of Nation (^veriior Shannon declarad en by the Sacred Consistorial Mach Does Oar Foreign PoUcy wtrophoto). today that Connecticut’s Lady Pepperell Luxury Muslin Special Reg, $9.98 Multi-Color Floral Chenillo congregation, in a decree Cost And Why?” ) Nanking. Dec. 30— '.T' W ar or, j “ state government can be op­ dated Dec. 28 and published today. B y John M. Hightower peace talk still flooded Nankjng 1 erated without new taxes, if . Tbe OommUnisl-run government Rules Obstacle today but a government spokes- i ; no new e.xpensive spending • f Hungary announced the arrest Washington, Dec. 30— (JF)— Pres­ Forrestal Sets Stage SHEETS and CASES BEDSPREADS • f Cardinal Mindszenty last Mon­ ident Truman apparently la deter­ man spiked reports that Cbiang I over present programs is un­ day and accused him o f plotting mined to hold military coata next Plan Prepared Kai-Shek called together his licu- dertaken.” The state’a chief against the government, spying, year to the lowest figure he con' , For Figlil Overpower tenant.v to discuss China's overall : executive based his statement treason and black mfurket money tuturc. ' ; on the Governor s Tax Study com- 81x108 $3.29 72x108 $3.15 $7.98 dealings. It said Mindszenty was a alders safe In the present uneasy Coats and Toppers House Leaders Aim to Instead, said Spokesman Shen I mittee's report. An exceptional \’alue for January. Pure white chenille uith good 9'sponsor,of Hungarian Fascism.” state o f the world. C^iang-Chuan at hia first news “According to the committe*,” DRESSES Ten other church figures also are looking floral pattern. — - He la said to be eager to avoid Get Around Trouble-^ tSiecretary of Defense conference, the dilneae m ilitary said the governor, “new" spending held. straining this country*# production 42x36 PILLOW CASES 6 9 c Committee Says United States leaders rame here for "conaulta- Chariea Narntde*. 26, eaw this would buiM up a difficult tax load TOPPERS Cat OB From Saeramenta a point where rationing and some News Tidbits tlons rather than a conference.” picture o f Irene ViglaiHM, 24. « l “ > $ 5 * 0 0 Extra flna quality luxury mualln that haa been known fo r years • Heavy 4-Gauge Gear Excommuoication cuts members price controls would have to be Less Vulnerable Than Thi.s was taken to mean they nreau*. Greet'e. and fell In love; The recommendation o f th* * One Group at af the church off from all sacra­ clamped back on. Culled From (/P) Wires were here for individual rather e fo r its extra wear and durability. Bulletin! with her. He began a eorrrfpoad- «>«>mittee ia stop ezeeasiva spend- ments. A s a punishment, it Is sur- May Seek Standby Controls than collective meetings with the Washington, Dec. SO—(flV- When Forces Unified ______________________ ence that led to their pUn* to excessive borrowing and Reg. $16’.98 Valuea. .. Now < passSd In church penalties only by llie President’s advisers believe nmrrv. The S. consul In require full value aervlces rwd- $14.00 The House Democratic leader- ~~ ' Germany’s top Communist de-' T. I * One Group at $ PLASTIC CLOTHS the pronoimcement of "anathema” he will ask Congress once again Athent arst refused her a vha. j ®red for the tax doUar apenL 6 .0 0 aliip was reported today to Washington. Dec. 30.— (fl*) pjea Reds plan to set up Im ie^nd- Look" " Forward“ to Statement Lady Roberta — an ecclesiastical curse. next week (or standby controls. But Chinese looked forward to clalniins she was not a “ h»na ade • ’ »nat i* the studied advlca of The decree was said to have But they say that barring some have agreed tentatively to clip •■^^Secretary o f Defense gavern»ent--m the -ewten the powers of the Rules com­ .none .
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