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PRICE FIVE CENTS HALE’S APRIL SHOWER OF VALXJES (Claeelfled Advertlalng MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 19.5l (SIXTEEN PAGES) VOL. LXX, NO. 157 Weigh Offer Heavy Quality Solid Color U. S. Task Force Penetrates J'hursday-Friday-Saturday For Purchase Sentence Two Atom Spies CANNON FRINGED WAVY CHENILLE Eight Miles into Red Korea TURKISH TOWEL Of Hockaiium b e d s p r e a d s I'U e n s e m b l e ** Tokyo, April 5.— (JT)— An GREEN Where Action Continues in Korea American task force thrust Stevens Biisiness 'Man­ To Die in Electric Chair A t r**l low pricw- Hea\->-wcight, nearly eight miles inside Red ager Says Maine In­ ■oUd colon. STAMPS Korea today at the spear­ TT 20 head of an Allied drive along STATUTI MIICS dustrialist Inspected NORTH Jiilitis and Ethel Ros* Reg. $1.19. 22 X 44 $7.95 40 miles of the western and KOREA Mills at Rockville Bath s iz e ...... 89< ('liihhv (loiiversalion Given With Cash Sales All Day THURSDAY central fronts. This was the Oxttngdo Deputies See enhergg Husband and Full ami Twin fie.weight Cannon qiial»y Pupvong k business manager here. Allen L. and white regular green, yellow, roae, UIJongbu-Kumhwa road. ChufKhon. I word and phi a.Mi' by phra.sr. The communique aaid the force CKumurnm Goldfine, president of the Win- “Worse Than Murder” that will * !'’« yos*'* of aervicf. grey. KatoR nf the Hip hour powers are yellow, petal pink, green and dispersed an estimated enemy V, throp Mills, Winthrop. Me , spent RAYON SUITS two days In Rockville inspecting I , inovinp gradually towarti ugree- flamingo. company near Chail at midday New York, April 5.—(^ )— .5 the mills and then made a gooil Thursday. . • monl on a propntm for the pro- ConvicU'd atom spies Julius Navy and black. Sizes 38 to The United Nations ground offer. j 42 X 36 However, Walter U. Goodard. *| po.sed meetinp of their fompn 44. Rayon gabardine. Half commander. Lt. Gen. Matthew B. and EUhel Ro.senberg were Our Own Brand Type 132 SOUTH business manager, said today that I ininisterii. eizee 1 6 ^ to 24V4- R®8- Ridgway, joined his border-cross­ ai'iitcncod to death in the KOREA the "offer was not as yet official" 1 Apreemeni is not yet In sight, $19.95 ing troops. Ridgway wore a live electric cliair today for spy- " CANNON $25.00. Reduced to ...... ami would not be accepted or re­ but prop! ess is evident The for SnJRDVfEAR grenade, dangling from hia famil­ m jected until a written statement eipn mim.Mier.s' deputie.s m five ing for Uii.ssia. iar paratrooper harness. There ua« acattered ground fighting, .\prll 4. *outh«e.*t and south­ FINE MUSLIN WHS received from Mr. Goldfine weeks liave met for 23 formal .ses­ riic hu.sliand and wife, par- S H E P R *N1) Tan, grey, rayon sharkskin, Allied artillery blazed a path east of Yonehon (a ). Nearly 500.000 lU-d* are re|>orted maswd (b) Eugene V. Pick, president of lo­ north of Parallel .38. On eastern front, where South Kon-an troops sion.*. Tliey may complele their ent.s of two children, are the and black and navy rayon for the United Nations forces cal .5H. T W U A -riO , met Goldfine jot) In another week o r 10 days. PILI.0W CASES are IS mile* north of the border. Allied force* |>atrolled against light nirAw OSES gabardine. Reg. $22.95 . .Now driving toward the biggest Com­ Wednesday and discussed the labor The fo)ir deputies had a frank first American citizens ever Type IJB Cannon that will $19.95 munist troop ma.s8 of the war. resistanre. situation here. Liocal 58 has been talk toiiay at a lumlteon Kiven at to he .sentenced to death for give you yeara of aervtc^ Warplanes rocketed and flrebomb- on strike for eight weeks. I tile Soviet Flmtin.ssy hy Soviet I>e- spying against their country E ach All Sales Final ed the fiercely resisting Reds. Pick said that the union at |puty Andiei Gromyko, ami decld- 72X108 ...... $2.98 The Communists fought bark Winthrop is the Ignited Textile rd not to hold any formal mcet- eitlier in war or peace time. 'I consider your crime worse with mortara, artillery and amall Property Attachment Workers, American Fe.deniUon of j ing toiiuy. A western olfieial said than murder," said Kedemt Judge Another Shipment! 81 x 108 First Quality arms. On the western front they Labor. Dirk said that it is hia ' tlio deputies talked for a long Regular.$2.98 Plastic Calf, Failla were defending a densely fortified I understanding that labor relations I lime. In English, with no transla- Irving It. Kaufman. "I betlev* 81 X 108...... $3.29 and Patent Plastic area. are "very good." ' tors present. your comliict in putting into the TYPE 140 Reda Change Tactira Bill Gets Approval The Winthrop Mills, located 10 I Gromyko made two minor con- hands of the Russians the A-bomh NYLON HOSIERY A dlvlalonal *U fI officer com­ miles west of Augvisla, employ I re.sslons yesterday Ho changed before our best sclcnti.sts predict­ 42 X 86 Pillow Cases .. ed Russia would perfect the bomb 69/ In sheer and aemi sheer weight. New spring mented: abofit 1,000 men. This is the only Isllglitly the wording of Ills pro- COHASSET SHEETS HANDBAGS "The enemy changed his tactics has already eau.sed the Commu­ shades. Sizes 8 4 to 11. Values to $1.65 pair. mill owned by Goldfine. po.sed item calling for foreign Krenrh President Vincent Aiiriol (right) snd la/xih Malik, RnsaUn Extra thread* for extra (Irregular* of Pequot) In top handle atylea. Many with zipper*. N «w today. Instead of rolling xvith our House Judiciary Backs Denies However, Goldfine'* brother. i ministers' disriisslon of interna­ nist aggression In Korea with th# iheets that will give you year* of v ear. Special at delegate lo the t .N Security Coiiuvll. get intii iiilmaled ronM'rsatlon resultant easualtles exceeding 50,- spring color*. punch aa in the last few daya. he Measure to slow Pre- Bernard Goldfine, 1* president of a tional tensions to confonn with j at a dinner In New York, /\prll 8, In Hie home of .lean ( hniivel, Frenrh 'lumber of New England mills, one western suggestions, i 000 Americans and who knows but was determined to stay in hia po- delegate lo the I'N . Tlila cxrluhlve pleture ivn* taken tiy * French ■n Lebanon, N. H. Dick said the that millions more of Innocent aitlons." trial Action in Cer- In B i s 1 0 H o o d He did not, however, budge from j |>hotogmpher, NIeU Ih>5lnrgoll. Man In center was not ldrnlin<-p)— The House Judiciary com­ Says He Was Misquot­ Industrialist Recently, he wa* boat militarization of Germany. West­ Truman Hails Senate nation is employing "secret as Regular, 59c Galen Fine Quality mittee approved today a bill de­ to the New England sponsor* in ern powers *ay this 1* an effort well a.s outspoken forces among Children's Fine Quality Mercerized (Gontlniied on P*g* Four) signed to make it more difficult to ed at Crime Probe Boston. He 1* also the sponsor of a of international tensions and that our own people." FOAM RUBBER get pre-trial property attachments 36" Fast Color plan to erect a parking lot under the minister* first should examine He set tho week of May 21 for in civil suits involving charges of the Boston Common* Europe Troops Vote BED PILLOWS Finest Quality RAYON UNDERWEAR slander or alienation of affection. Chicago, April 5--i/er — Sidney the cause—meaning Russia's ag­ their exis'ution. COTTON ANKLETS Brodson, a Milwaukee gambler, Locally, a seriou* problem faces gressive foreign policy, harked by Both Rfisenherg, a 32-year-old Panties and briefs. Colors; White and pink. The bill, which has attracted management. In all the Hockanum huge armies In the Soviet Union In popular turn back tops. White and colors. Allies Await wide attention because of the re­ said in an interview yesterday he electrical engineer, and his 35- PERCALE PRINTS Sizes 5, 6, 7. and In aatalllte Communist coun­ Calls Resolution New year-old jA’Ife, showed little emo­ Sizes 814 to 11. Special cent Draper-Adler suit against was misquoted recently as saying (Cimtlniied on Page Four) tries. Mrs. Hester McCullough of Green­ Slate May Get tion at the sentence. Rosenberg's $6.99 Big Red Drive he had "iron clad" proof of one The U. S. State department. In a Proof U. S. Is Behind jaw muscles tightened. His tiny wich. W'ould prohibit property at­ statement broadcast by the Voice tachments in such cases except on Big Ten basketball official's game­ wife grasped a chair and breathed Extra Plump Size 4 4 ^ yard fo r of America, charged yesterday that Pact, Cites Danger of Air Prof^ram heavily. p a ir $1.00 order of the Superior Court. working irregularitie*. $1.00 Russia's real aim In the current All Evidence Points Brodson on March 24 testlfled Housing Bill Another W%»rld W ar Radar expert Morton SobsU, 34, With sanforized, zlppered P*''"'' f " ' Under existing law, the prop­ masUngs is to -dsaUoy W sst Ger­ Moallv 3 to 10 yard length*. Fine 80 aqua^ erty m t the person who is sued before the Kefauver committee, a third defendant, was sentenced pink and white. .Slight " ’’w * qualuV in all types of patterns and color­ To Push Very Soon by that he was suspicious of the etUl man participation In the defense to 30 years in prison. Kaufman said Will not impair the wearing qualities. We may b# attached without court or­ system being built by western pow­ Washington, April 5- (fPi Presi­ U. S. Air Force to Train ing*. unidentified of&cial as a game man­ Due in Senate hia guilt WB.s of a "lesser degree.” have aoM hundreds of these and were for­ Massed Enemy Forces der by the suing party. ers against threat of Soviet ag­ That was the case in the suit for ipulator. dent Truman said Joday the Sen­ I Reservists at Groton Former Army Sgt. David Green- tunate in obtaining another ahlpment BLOUSES gression. REGULAR 45c ANKLETS libel brought by Paul Draper, the Brodson was Interviewed by a ate's Troops-for Europe resolu­ Domeatica Dept.— l*t noor Rear An AUied Headquarter*, Korea, Chicago Tribune sports writer yes­ " If the Russians should be sue- : Or Hillsgrove, K. 1. (Contlnued on Page Ponr) Regular $1.3? .a d $1.4! Yard Nylon sheer and crepe, white tailored and dancer, and Larry Adler, the har­ Mayhalik Sees Passage rcasful In achieving this, they would tion gives "further evidence timt Ail iiite triple rolled cuff stylea, with nylon April 5— UP)—Allied commander* monica player, against Hr*. Me terday at Milwaukee and said his lace trim. Reg. $5.98. Sizes 32 to 38. have removed a potential barrier the country stands firm in its sup­ heel .Tiid toe* for extra wear. The Ideal aock to •xpect the Communlita to launch Cullough. Each sought $100,000 charge against the Big Ten official O f l*/2 Billion Meas- Hartfonl April .5 (A’j TIic U. S. Regular 79c 36” COMBED YARN $3.00 a major offenalv* in Korea any to the Communist takeover of weat- port of the North Atlantic Ireatyr^-' wear with loafers...... 3 7 i^ lire Wilhout Trouble em Europe,” the unusual official The re.soliilion. re.soliition, adopted yester­ Air Eoree Is going to start a new 36" Sanforized Fine Quality Plain day now. (Oontlnoed oo Page Poor) (OontlDoed ob Page Fonr) program for training rrsorvlats Truman Saves A ll *ign* point to It. statement said. day, apjiroved the President's plan BATES FABRICS to send four additional divisions to But Allied commanders aren t Washington, April 5- (4^ Its It made clear that the IT. S. I'ltliei- al Tnimljiill airi>orl in Gro­ join the two already assigned to DIacontinued pattema of the famous waiting for the Red* to strike. lengthy "Great Debate" over the would not agree to any "trick ton or (lie Tlieoilore Green alr|H)rt BROADCLOTH $ 1.00 Gen. Dwight D Eisenhower's Hard Punches Bates fabric* that arc ao fine they Strong fore** have crashed across Issue of sending ground troops to wording” by which the Russians at Hillsgrove, R. I. Fifteen beautiful color* In SKIRTS Link Prominent Americans seek to outwit the West and pre­ Western Defense force. feel like allk. Kloral pattema apd th* border Into Red Korea at sev­ Europe out of the way. the Senate Only transport planes would be fine quality Springmaid sLripea on petaldown lawn and tine eral potnU along a 40-mile *tretch turned today to a $1,.500,000,000 vent development of an adequate It also called on the President 99 to get Congrcs.sional approval be­ useil in the new o|>ern\lon, ships broadcloth. Fully sanforized broadcolth...... Yard 7 9 / NEW SPRING JEWELRY Wool plaida, corduroy, faille. Sizes 12 to 18 ladies, teen 10 to 14, of the front They are driving defense housing bill. defense force. Will Deliver Them Per- and fast color...... Yard 6 9 )^ To Red * Peace Offensive Russia wants discussion of re- fore committing more ground of tile C-47 type. No fighters Junior sizes. Values up to $8.98. straight for the rugged central Chairman Maybank (D-SC) of wouM lie used at the base. Donully to Critics of In nerklacea, brnrrlet.*, broorhe*. scatter pin^ Korean terrain where the Oom- the Senate Banking committee (Continued on Page Five) (Continued on Page Pwo) ( 'onnei lleiit reservists are urg­ caning*. Gold and silver finish...... Each munists are massing their armies foresaw passage with "no great ing the Air Eoree to designate PreHidential Family Plus Tax Washington, April 5—(/Pi—The the committee made provision for 82/ ■me evidence of a massing Red difficulty." He commented to a re­ rnimlmll iilrporl because, they ZIPPERED PUSTK; House Un-American Activities disclaimers by innocent persons. It porter that the committee already HEAVY WEIGHT LADY ROBERTA $2.79 r. $4.59 drive: say. it would serve the largest Washington, April 5—(/P)—Presi­ 1. Sixteen Red Army corps— 48 committee has linked several hun­ said: had trimmed the bill In half, so "The committee having no de­ mindier of reservist.* ami because dent Truman said today Jonathan division* with 350,000 men—are dred prominent Americans— among far as money goes, and "added Daniels, whose magazine article MATTRESS COVERS PILLOW COVERS them Movie Academy award win­ sire to charge any Innocent person many safeguards to all parts of the Syrians Kill Seven It ha.s qualities best siilteil to the with having Communist affiliations, ty|)e of <)j>eration pro|)0*eil. about his views on Congressional BOXED STATIONERY (Goatliined on Page niree) ners Jose Ferrer and Judy Holli­ program.” tenure was denounced by the day—with what it described as a will therefore publish the names The Hou.*e la.st month refused In the ( 'onneclieiit;Hhodc Island of any individual who has so with­ district there are 11 squadrons of White House, i* still a welcome Communist “world-wide peace of­ even to con.sider the housing bill, Presidential visitor. In white or colors. Paper and envelopes In note drawn from these organizations or which the administration supports. reservists who would lie affected. Full and Twin Sizes each TEEN AGE DRESSES fensive.” Israeli in Skirmish Presidential Secretary Joseph and letter sizes. Value to $1.00. Special . . . .Each whose name was used by these or­ Of these, nine squadrons are locat­ $4.29 59/ A t the same time last night, the House leaders then decided to Short yesterday described the 50/ Army to Begin committee intimated that many ganizations without permlaslon or await Senate action. ed in Cxmneeticut ami these have ■Hi* same heavyweight quality we have carried for yeara. Hea\-y Heavy 4 gauge clear plaatic, duatproof and ideal for allergies. Cottons, wool plaida, taffetas. Size 10 to knowledge in a future report, if a monbersliip of 2,0(M). There are Collier article as a "misleading so named may have been unwilling Main feature of the Senate bill distortion” of a "casual, joking” unbleached mualln with seam* all bound and with rubber b\ittons. 16. Reg. price $5.98 to $8.98. Close out at dupes of the Red campaign, which such person will communicate with Is expansion of the government U. N. OI).er,vr» Ex|.r. »!) p i „ „ ( ] T l l l ' C a l .800 In tile two Rhode Island units. $3.00 Rotation Plan the committee, giving the circum­ The program rails for 100 men comment on Congressional reform system of mortgage Insurance up­ it described as "the most danger­ rear Bonier I)i8|»iite ^ which the President had made In stances in his particular case.” on the housing projects. The ad­ io be pernianentiy stationed at the ous hoax ever devised by the in­ a private and confidential talk ternational Communist c o n - Denies Charge i ministration a*ked for $3,000,000,- May Spark Big Seale EtlSCS 111 N . E# 'lolil sidei'ted. wltli weekend train­ 36” BLEACHED A prompt denial came from iuiss ing for other members of the re- with Daniels. Koreg W ar Veterans to spiracy." 000 in new insurance authority, but Mr. Truman wouldn't comment CLOSE-OUT LOT Holliday, whose portrayal of the Maybank's committee cut the Fight, Void Aniiisliee. ____ .“lorve units. HEAVY WEIGHT DRILL In a forward to a 166-page ana­ further on the article except to Be Replaceil by Fresh lysis of communist "peace" tactics, dumb blonde in "Born Y’esterday" amount by 50 per cent. Re.servlHl.M in this state have ap­ proached the Corvnectieut Aero­ back up everything Short said. which it declared was Intended to won her this year's movie Oscar. The private construction Indus* Tel. Aviv, Israel, April 6 - (A5—- CrpsiH of Mprriiiiurk, MOPE COTTON CLOTH DISIONTINUED NYLON GOWNS, SLIPS EXTRA SIZE DRESSES Troops This Month nautics eomniiaaion to team Daniels, editor of the Raleigh, destroy American morale and try wuold be expected to build the Seven Israeli police were killed Goniirtiinit R i v e r h N. C.. News and Observer and a IRONING BOARD COVERS shield Russian military Intentions, (Continued on Page Four) bulk of the proJocU in areas cer­ wliether. If the Groton site is se­ AND PANTIES alzea, 37 4 to 51U. Crepes, black. ^ A Washington, April 5. —(4*) The last night n a bloody clash with lected, the rommlsslon would Trumsn biographer, had written tified by President Truman as Syrian troops near the fronljpr, PnsH Major GilioH for Colliers magazine that Mr. Army will begin about the middle "critical defense housing" areas. lea.se the needed farilltlcs to the and United Nations observers ex­ government. Commission Chair­ Truman favored limiting service Pita any standard *iae board 45 Soma Wonderful Buys In The Lot $ 4 e U U of this month to bring back from If private Industry failed to Korea men who have been long pressed fear today that broad- Boston, April 5 i/J’i- Danger of man Francis S. Murphy said that 89/ provide needed housing for de­ (Continued on Page Two) engaged in the fighting there fense and military centers, gov­ scale fighting might erupt. seriou.s Hoods in New Englan'l ho felt sure the eommi.saion would Today'$ Replacement Price 59c Yard go along with the proposed use of REG. $9.98 G O W N S 0 0 They Will be replaced by fresh ernment agencies could step in The Israeli government wa* re­ eased today as the area* two _ News FI ashes major rivers Connerlieiit and i the field for reserve training The old reliable Hope cotton cloth that can be used fni no many troops. and do actual construction under ported taking an "extremely serl- purpofleii. Secretary of the Army Pace an- contracts. The bill limits to $50,- ous" view of armed clashes on the Merrimack .subsided. It was explained by NicholM Light Weight Irregulars of.Solid Color nofinced the "rotation" plans to­ (Late BnOetliu o1 the JC. Wire) There was some flooding of low- j Rtaub of New London and Egt 000.000 the amount of defense southeast shore of the Sea of Daniel O'Connell, an air reservist, REG. $5.98, $6.98, $7.98 SLIPS 7 0 day. He said Gen. Douglas Mac- lands and highways tint no serious j News Tidbits troops Invaded Israeli territory and that speed is es.senflal In getting ON SA LE A T ...... BABY SHOP Arthur will decide policy on se­ (ConHnurd on Page Four) took up a post at the Village of damage was reported as likes and lection of men to be sent home. the Tnimbull airport designated Culled From OP) Wires CANNON FACE CLOTHS Ask $50 Month Pay Boost For G.I.’s In Front Lines El Hamma In the demilitarized dams sneees.sfully held back crest­ by ,the government. Senator REGULAR $5.98 FRINGED The first battle veterans should Wa.shington, April 5— in consumer goods sales annually. method of control. VIGORO — LAND LIME — FERTILIZERS Priced now from troops will eventually be brought White House. the new Items added in today's Red dapaime tr«epA amalga­ Bad Sixa ...... (Oonnanee on Page Four) Among the new items to which Commodities affeeted by the orig­ l^fTwin $2.98 back to the United States when * * • order In addition, the order af­ mated with Communist Chinese percentag* markup# now will ap- inal order include all of the itenis the outward movement of troop* fects about 70,000 more stores Manchurian army, are reported W H EELBA RRO W S...... ^ • ^-5® Believe Air-Force Plane Hit Mountainif Treasury Balance ply are musical■ instruments,■ ■ rod! llo commonly sold in the men's and by newspaper to be maastag an is flowing smoothly. women's apparel and shoe stores, which do not sell any of tho com­ El Paso. Tex., April 5— (A*)— An Air F«ree plane is believed and television sots, phonographs Korean border in Maneboria . • « $8.00 to $20.00 The Army said returning vet- moat of the Items carried In fur- modities originally Included in the FuH Bad Sixa...... $3.29 Tte J W H A l^ COD WHITE GARDEN FENCE— 5’ x 18" .... $1.00 aa. and records, houswarea, . notions, Mora nowspapers and r»dlo sU » . trana will disembark either at to have crash^ in the rugged Organ mountains cast of Las' “ w ^ m g to n , April 5— i niture and floor covering stores, pricing chart regulation. MlllflllTM CoMta Originally priced from $#.B8 to $22.88. — ...... position of the Treasury April 3: luggage, sporUng goods and silver­ Besides broadening eovarags, tions aeroos oountry Iflln move m 'AbM taidy gnttpreof, of heavy dear 4 gauge plastic writh zipper GARDEN SEED — GARDEN HOSE Beattie, or San Francisco. Cruces, If. M,, shortly af-er midnight. I t ^ beMeved two men Net budget receipts, $218,808,- ware. cMnaware, glassware. Jew- and more than 75 per cent of the All veterans returned to th* 1 volume handled by department the new amendment also provWs* obotowa tomomnr os dor ar were klQed. The plane left International Airport here at 12:10 088.11; budget expendlturs, $184, a i » , watches and clocks. mounilng for ArgwIT United SUtss will be given a I stores. a.m. ReportsReporti from Las Graces, 44 milca^orth of here, were 42^217.16; cash balance, $8350,- til* new order, which amends (Ooaaaoed M Paga Flva). chance for home leave before pro- and oxtands CelUng Price Recula- I Th* asw order thus broadona ceedinf to their next duty lUtions. that a f i a ^ was seen on the mountains $)bout 1 a.m. 7$f.876.77. V. 5 J . L % MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALL). MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, APR1L^6, 19^1 PAGE THREE l t # 0 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'TER. CONN, THUKSUAY, APRIL 5, 1051 takes, even If he’s trying'With all • ' 1 •k ills. T h ro u g h thfc ONE TrIImail Hails Triiiiiaii Savc8 his heart and mind to do. the best ONE^ but wa aUll hava a haavy cap o< •rtlclM. or those ol • quality high thing for his country. ENTIRE ENTIRE tha Ryrlan delegation aa long aa plains A ids enough to attract purchasers. «n Local Stocks “But • man's family ought to be forcaa — probably CJtlnaaa — Syrians Kill Israeli territory waa occuple? or Flood Thrfeal •now In the mountalna." appreciable financial return is Vole for Troops llartl Piinrhes WEEK CIRCLE WEEK Allies Await on the central front. Theae Include New High Priest > aa long as gunflra was directed fn Maine, the creat of the An­ (lunUliona fuo>lahed By sacred . t ' 10 army corps with 30 divisions, a rclMced, and this is an incentive , ''Tljero was one colunmvat who at U. N. observers or Israeli police droscoggin river swept past Ixiwlp- f\>biim Si Middirlirook, Ine. force of about 190,000 men. They Seven Israelis Eases in N. E. IW the Blind to further, effort on the part oi , (Continued from Page One) wrote some lie about my family ■'responsible for security in that loii and ended any threa't-of flood (Continued from Page One) Big Red “Drive are grouped roughly In and eouth those handicapped. 1:00 P. M. when I was In the Senate and In­ z o n e " llirrc. At the close of her talk, the ‘ of House members and Senators to o< the frtahglfiTbfmcd by Chorwon, At the actual |)olnt of dispute, (t'nntinued From Page Onel Sprinpflold. Masd.. on the Con- troop.s to Europe. But in a- alale- Bank Htoeka stead of writing him a letter 1 Pj'onggang and, Kumhwa. (Continued from Page One) .... ______1 ;«r B efore Ghurdb sp eak er w as plie Short said Daniel-, did not spouk about them since,” or about 115,00 men. This force liowevoi. told of mounting tension. mg plants reported (too'hsl hsse -1I \v»s expect.'ll an the water moved J: iltaa DorU P. Mann of Rockville, Lpct the membei-s. will develop as «e ko nhniK- the Reds have a total of 63 divis­ Is concentrated north of Kaesong. was meeting Israeli representa-' These advices quoted Israelis as ilBO for •eveml jreara haa been in I Thomas Dawkins pie.sided He added tlmt the bminte amt ' .Mani'hoster Trinst . . ts with Presidential autliorlty and Thi- columnist wasn't Identified. tiyes at R oshpina under IT.N an.s- m e i i l s filoiiK a 22 font crest. tlial Hie Pre.stdenI did not see the Picture of the Year! ions — 441,000 men — they can 50 to 60 miles northwest of Seoul. exi'ressinp anger at the Syrians I I’hormx .State Bank But it leeallcd the language the pices in an attempt to solve peace-1 .A, D. Ross meleonilogist of I| In New Ilnmp.'Uure, the Merrl- Staioatploy of.the State Board of a brief business meetlnc. at the House always have been voi- arti> Ic. D aniels .saiil In reply th u l Tills grouping gives the Reds and doniiiniling “.strong mea.siires" and T ru st ...... 04 «7 I’rr.si'lent em|iloyc(l later in writ­ throw into action at once. (’onrord. N 11 . .■'aid that the 1 maf U nver crest I’lcarcd M anchea* SSlIMtUD of the blind, gave thei".^,^^ „ proposed to hold the ; suited on forciBii liollrv ami .Short would learn from White two possible major lines of at­ fully the dispfite over armi.slicc, If r N aiitlioiity failed to restore hwBBbere of the sacood Congrega-1 bar.sar. Among other cmitlmie to he consulted. ' KIre Insurunre < uiii|uiiiies ing to Paul Hume, Washington 3. The Chinese obviously know terms in the frontier area ; t h r e a t o f IU h h I.s had hern aveiti'd i t e r withotit incUlenl, Flsew hcre In House files that the article wa.s the approaching rainy seaaoh will tack . order. ttOIMl tPonten'B League last nlgW l^^^pr, nf business, tt was v.ded ■'Oui m am ta.sk now," M r T ru ­ .\etna h':rc ...... ■ • ■ •'<- •’>• Post music critic, who critlclzcl (The clash resulted from "I.sracli ■ The tension was reminiscent of for Llii- pre.-eiit hut there m a y hr I the .‘itute. jM'veral rna%0 000 salem on the .Syiian lsrach hnrdor terday m w hich tlie seven Israelis political boner. DINNE OnNNESS have spotted widespread airstrip sibility is an offensive in the cen­ crisis, and Maj. Gen Yigal 3'ndin, and adults, snd to render service The Presnient said, as he has |>„S|(,. I tllilles Pumice Is a form of volcanic ' w ere killed CoAO-Jlee ^oatu^oA, M f^. Co. But there still was fuel for con­ -----— _ PLUS — building in North Korea. ter down the Chuiichon-Hong- army chief of .staff, wa.s cnlloil to and medlcsl care when the need is said before, that the danger m * power 14 l8\a. Other types disintegrate A Syrian Israeli agrecmenl to nrovaa. Sometimes in the case of troversy t----- iiivadc'i Israi'li ter- j yiniiiiliu'tiirliig ( «iii|Mnies Hvho have wrilleii "lie.s" about his th e Reds. with the customary Red nithlcss- Perkins street, wa.s elected Most 1 ' Travels All Over the sstote ‘ Joseph Napoli, .30 William street; Speaker Rayburn (D.. Tex. 1. said I rltory and attacked pnhi emen i MANCHESTER GREEN O ver Introduced by Program CTialr- .Arnernan Hardware fam ily. 6. The Reds have new, shorter ncss. cniild give tlie Allies a very E.xcc11ent High I'riest of Delta 1 Victor Pvks 4If< North. Main that troops massing in Manchuiln, 1 patrolling the border zone in man Mrs. Alfred Post, Miss Mann .Arrow Hart & Heg . Ill'j .32'. and le.ss vulnerable supply lines nastv time. Ctiapter No. 51. Royal Arch Ma-|1 trucks. He said the Syrians still l-'rr. Fiv. Fo, Finn Corner Middle Turnpike, East and Woodbridge '.street: Mrs P.iith C.nrcze.vski. included non-Chinese Conimnnlsl ..y.s.aoc . .'IS j The new reports nf Red massing Narmn. died early today of a It la difficult for many so afflict­ .Norman street. dent told him: in Hartford, but since his mar­ ed to become adjusted to their fore making Ida speech in the ■ Noith A .Indl ...... 2 7 '; .30'.; , O AK GRILL place the bulk of the Communist heart attack. He waa 79. riage has irmile his home jn Man­ m \iM:H si:k m ( i: D e sig n “When von eoiiie d"''-n to it, -hM ^esp. she aald. Often they are ^ Admitted today Smsan Oood- House, Kusscll .Mig...... 20 22 i««ii tiaia ___ chester iliiriag the past twenty there's jii.st one thing I draw the LADIES’ FINE SHOES imresponslve, and again others are , rich. 11.3 Wadded road_ Mi. . Uil 1 Mr. Truman said the danger to , .Sian Wk.s ( oni ...... 3.3 .33 A MOST FAMILIAR NITE CLUB years. He has a daughter Barbara Ti';i,. i.-i.i: line at and that's that kind nf at­ J0U8DAH-PA6ETCHAND LfRl •46 r n R Y S i,r .n r o y a l Workmanship enthusiaatic and willing to ' Merenino. 232 ^ , peace has been great at vaiions ' Torringlon ...... 3t>'; 3S'; in High Sehorti and a son Roy in tack on my family. PI.I'S: P(‘nnv Kdwards In Medan. Radio, healer. Prlcesl Wo l aMti' An Addition do everything possible to cooperate Mrs. Dorothy Pickles. pOl time.s In the past four years at Grammar Srhool. : Terry .Steam 101 lit “I don I ear, what they say •1MI.SS1NG W O M E N ” heinw reiling. For The (irron School M a te ria l i W ith thi? teacher by u.sing the man- .street: IxjuLs Henneqnin. 32 (ot- the time of the Berlin airlift, the I ’nion ,\Ug I S '; 'J 1 ' ; Donciast Dancing and tha Funniast Fun Evarl Cominunhsl threat to (.recce and about me. I'm human. I can mak. Classified Advertising Mr. Shenning is s member of ■ ual or hand method of rommiinlra- . tage street: Dr Walter Rohln.son, 1'. S. Envelop.' ('oniiii 77 .SI nA I.ril MOTOR SALES Turkey: the presetiee of Soviet mi.stnke.s. Anv man s-an make mi.s- H I KIDS Mani'he.strr l>idge No 73. A E" A- tion, reading with Braile, both the Rockville; Mrs Rose C.irard. South P. S. Eiif'ciopc Pfd. . . OG 70 FEATURING A. M.. of Adoniian ('oiiiieil R A- .55 Windsor Ave., Kockillle (’uHing done in our own perforated and raised or Moon type , wiridaor troops later withdrawn in V codcr-R oot ...... 30'.. 4 2 'j DON'T MISS THE BIG and finally the Ko- SEE PAGE FOURTEEN S, M of Roekyille. and of Scamlia 0|»en I m il 9 r . M. Kfjul llcralil Y shop from the roiufh stone e t writing. , , Diacharged ve.sterday: Mis.s Mol- , northern Iran, The above (I'lotalions a ie no', to. lyidge .No 23. He l.s s niem bei' of ( The loan of records or “talking' Sheehan. 23P Middle Turnpike | rean war KIDDIE SHOW SAT. THE TEMPO FOUR to (he finished memorial. At another point. Mr Truman I'c constriicii as actoal niaikcts, the Board of Deacons of Elmann- I books la a great source of enjoy­ east' Kdwaid Johnson. -- 7fi Holey Init are appri^xiniale markets. SI N.. MON.. TI ES. ~ “ENTERPRETEURS OF S01.ID R liynD I" Farms and I .and for Sale 71 Ixita for Sale 73 el Liithera’i church and secretary ment to those who are blind but luldn't comment on a statement DRIVE IN street; Mrs, Ethel Pease. Fji.st | w of the Church Council. I * hear well, Oames speeiallv hv Senstor Connally (D.. Tex. 1. !N COUNTRY Ukf atmoaphere, Hartford: Miss Janet Holmes 2R FAR.M FOR sale. 7 room house Other officers elected are: | 1 sdapted, such as chess. Rook a» I that there was little danger of THEATRE large buUdlng lot» with shade MANCHESTER W’oodbridge street; Mrs. Barbars PIKE with hot and cold water. 3 ', acres James W. I>ewis, Elxc. King: John i playing cards with raised letters World War HT breaking o,it this i ^ t o n P a s s i trees. Overlook Drive. Wm French. Porter street: Mrs r oi«t«is wmheia trtvi * of land. Phone 8573 K. Keavey. Exc. Scribe: Hayden L. i and figures are now available for Brookfield . ^car RuH I.aocAitrr Kanehl biiMder Phone 7773. MEMORIAL • pastlmea and a apeclal watch Is Marv Bennett, 4.3 Vviinnr Oef'arlo Griswold, Treasurer; Herbert J. REMEMBER Mreef Miss Gertrude Rockwell. Tlic Preside,,t said he hopes EASTWOOD MQRGftN-NEAL; C O M Leggett. Secretary; Walter S. | I made for the use of the alghtfess. -- (Gertrude i there never will he a World War •Mfl* « IA3» -yoD ••(Viss Cros.s" Rouses for Sale 72 COMPANY I Gomes Are Exhibited__ _ 31G C enter stre e t i^-^Mrs. LOT IN Boltoi. about one acre, Broadwell. Captain of Host; Ralph | til and that's what we're trying A (.KAMI 1,01 HI.1: n il.1.1 W. Coleman. Principal So- ' I Mias M m S brought a supply of | Moroney 4 Hill stri-fl; Mrs Marlon h i '^■nd hi PI.rS: "MAD WEDNESDAY" MANCHESTER—4-family house, high elevation Call 8571 anytime A. AIMKITl. Prop. (.ene Ktsii. su«nn llft> Marti “ Hellfire” journcr: Melvin E'. Boomer, Royal I IN MANCHESTER IT’S thepc ^m[Ernes es w hich she I parwin. Andover; Linds Rockna- R.,,iirtrrroniment.ator Elmer Da\ i.» W m. l.nnird. Trustee for three years. srR K K T H BUinber of gadgets, | pontfeelli. 793 Hartford rond: „mUr. * prodietln,, on Ih "STEEI. April II—“Lemon Drop Kid” Manchester 6930. each 50 x 160 Utilities, nice trees. l lr r f 'e lln* nihI The present High Priest, Harold ' OpiMMille KhuI O m e le ry was a pancake turner, which will I CaUienne Dalton, 40 Garden Ck*!' .April 1.3—“Royal Wedding" Phone 7958. 7 to 5. l>rs| ImrKiiWi III >*mr HfrI All 1 h.'inees for war. would make a HELMET" Mountain** E. Lord, announced that the new | i flop over a cake at the press,ire street: Peter Tabaka. 30 Kerry :l 4:3.-,-a ::i.v 1:4.%-R;lA \ ' \ ^ i ominK 'NMord In llPMTt* .April IS— “ I 'p F ro n t" GLASTONBURY Imi not In nW rFI.K I’IIONK 7787 <»» 5207 ■ of the thumb; a speelslly made and ' ‘Holiday ST. JOHN'S THIRD ANNUAL 2 '3 ACRE LOT with well. French officers for the ensuing year will street Thoma.s Scranton. 2Gi Ketitiiekv D( I tiy Open Snndnv* ! needle-threader set wfth spool, a , , John Maloney Jr , Nanda.t, "l.iRhlninK Twirr" Hiffh elevation. Zone AA. Road, Bolton Call 8770 after 6 he In.stalled at a semi-public in­ MALONEY’S Tlie Presnient sahl smilingU • Upe measure, stapled at Intervals Boulder roao Excellent home -site of ap­ p. m. stallation which will be held in he had a better chance In g.-t the Ma.sonii- Temple on Wedne.s- Huy nirwt and Save Money! etc information on the Derh\ 8URNYi(»| proximately three acre.s hav- 3 LOTS on Oxford atreet, 50 x 150 (Inv. April 18. FOR RADIO AND TELEVISION Q an/b*' »* 8tb**^^Ar****'n/b*— on the war or pence qiir Otvea(Urea CaseTaae Histories 1 .Mrs .Minnie .Smith. H " ie n i r , , BURNSIDESAVENUf injf a frontage of 175 feet and each. Water, sewer, gas and ■Without mentioning names, she street: Mrs. Msry \\ llev. 91 <'be-'j- tioii ^MYVfin I NTPB asM MANOtlSTfB MINSTREL a depth of over 700’. On beau­ beautlf'J] trees. Call evenings SALES AND SERVICE niit street; Ezekiel Benson. 2i2 .\ml he said he has more . ,.n- 3408. RMAil SAllMC'l' gave a number of case histories Ha> w ard Rob Hottoo tiful Sun.aet Drive. Priced for Stale .Mav (irl o f persons .v'l .m she had tau g h t Mam stre et; .Mrs M argaret Skel- I I '-te iiifonuatlon than an', body , Kniiiinb mills FOR FOOD Rill I.undifan quick sale. '.to knit, crochet, wesvee and faah- ley, 127 High street: John Gaily. else 111 the I o u n try on the t>ros- Rrodie TO BE PRESENTED SALE OR Lease. Main street busi­ peet.s fur peace ness location. Used car permits Air Program MUNCHISHR GRllN CONN i i o n articles In basketrv and other 78 Wa.shington street. *Td C lim b He went on to say that it now ARTHUR A. KNOFLA available. Also Industrial land p •• O M . ' 7 0 » Discharged today: Mrs. Kiln T H A T S FIT Tlir lIlKhest “Steel MALONEY’S IS more necessary than ever to Realtor Qulsh. «P North School street; M o untain" Helmuts*’ FRIDAY and SATURDAY centrally located. Suburban Real. (Cnntlnaed From Page One) James Davison. 204 Green rusd; carry out the defensy program be- j 876 Main Street—Est. 1021 . ty Realtors, 49 Perkins streel RADIO AND TELEVISION M rs Sarah Sym ington. ISO A u­ laiise the eountiy ia nearing a sit- ; FOR A KING B:;{0.9:4D Phone 5440 or 5038 Phone 8215. nation which ■will accomplish the | APRIL 6-7 — 8 O’CLOCK laiks. offlee buildings, two large- tumn street: Russel! Hartmann, hangar.s with aceommodations for WANTED purpose for which the country act Home Listings Wanted ■ FOR SALE — Vernon, building 660 Center Street j Rockville: Palmer Miller, 91 Birch 9aa.. "Lightning Mrlki^a Twlea" rla.ss-rooma. a mes.sliall. ronlrol 1 street: George Dowling. 19 Aead- out. TRY THE FIVE SPACIOUS new homes in an lots, three miles from Manches­ tower and beacon; rail sidings.- PLASTERERS, In another formal slalement hr | ter. Twenty minutes from Hart­ TELEPHONE 2-1046 BOYS’ Hollister School Auditorium •xcellant location and situated on .warehoiiaes. depot and a fully- i : emv street expreased hope that (Vingresa I PAINTERS. Births vesterday A son In Mr. rASY FRi:r rARKlNG large lota. Reasonable pricee. ford VMa Wllbui CroSi Highway. I equipped fire house would speed aetlon on money to and Airs. Fi nneis Dleterle, S3 Bret- PRINCESS! i r r r s Ooniult T. J. Ooekett. Your Real Call R Kahan, Vernon. Phone; it is the belief of those Interest­ BRICKLAYERS. expand the Voice of Amerun into ton rond a daughter to Mr. and Estate Broker, “On the level at Rockville 585J3. ed in the Groton site that the fed­ "a World-Wide network of radio CEMENT FINISHERS Mrs William F.sineler Warehouse 887 Main street" Phones 5416, eral government would wish to liruail'asting faeililies " TRY THESE DELICIOUS SPECIALS! BOWERS .SCHOOL Section Deep Point: s son to Mr snd Mi.- J bu ,.-s residence 3751. extend one runway to 7.000 feet at APPLY i Kellv. 29 Sunset sireet; n daiigb- Skits Ltfii^htei level lot 80" frontage. Good drain­ federal expense, and it has also SLACKS ' ter to Mr and Mrs .loseph Bi'cker TWO-FAMILY 4 and 4. Near the age. Good top soil Douglas been brought out that present use j 40 D rive G Silver 1 sne Homes; s Prirp |{egiilatioii FRIDAY! Center. A bi.rgain at 38,000. Cen­ Blanchard, Realtor. 5447. of facilities there is comparatively d au g h ter to M r sr.d M rs .Ti'hn TODAY! ADI LTS .81.00 — SCHOOI/l HlLDREN .iOc amall and the operation of an Air Jarvis Realty Co. 1 f ter Springs Realty Co., 470 Main. MeMeekin. t-3 C, F orest street Phone 6988. Force school could be easily han­ B DOVER ROAD No. 7 Is Builrtl Dalar Hum iind F rrvh \\ ho|p Ll\o Broilrd leOhMrr. CiRKGORY iir i.F v Sabarhan for Sale 75 Births today: A son to ATr nnd Frfn**h Krird Potntorn, and P F rR w r s m i T T dled. Mrs Ravinoud Qiiish 39 Harlsn Sptneh. BtiUrd Potato ai.nn SINGLE SU room house with ROCKVILLE—3-fami1y, in excel­ 1 ('o lr Hla>v ...... $1.50 ‘ Gi n f h ;h t k r ' Make Your Own Clothes road: s daughter to Mr. nnd Mrs. I'onne.tiiiil O P S Diii'tnr .1. Best Wishes. Brunner'.s. Inc. bath. Located at 76 South Haw­ lent condition. E!xpandable to Paul S'llo 37 Wellesley road Plua 2nd Hit thorne itreet. Vacant. April 28th. P Kelh-v aniimmeed ln.la\ that I ri«*il Jiimlm SlirimpA, Tar­ F'rankir l.ainr in four tenement. 2-car gfarage, |■'lhng Price Begiilatuqi 7 h a i l i'rirti ( tiiekoii anti spuK- *■« IIKN YOl Ki: ' For appointment call 2-1746. workshop. Centrally located in Tlie temnernture of mnlt. ii lava ta r Sauf**, From*h l>i«Kl l*o- At Really Wonderful Savings! bc'-M aiiiende.i to uu-hi-'l- m any liplli sl.lM) residential area 5 room flat, FOR SALE rm k m aterial from I n ' ih the latof^A and <‘olo S law .. .90c < llll.nKK.N BRANFORD Street—6-rbom sin ­ ' n e w 1 ategoiies luosth' durable FRhK gle, good condition, oil heat, nice available at closing. Tel. Rock­ THE FINEST earth's crust is esl nist.-il at be­ gnutls. Brnilnl Mlniitr Strnk, lot, quick occupancy S. A. Beech- ville 299. Tom .Minor. Agent. ,1 WELL ROHED COW tween 2.300 ant 3 3uo .b-greea While Hus au.eniiment will in Princeton street tom orrow night 5 ROOM s i n g l e : Space for garage. E'airly priced at $11,000. *50 Htutl*'haki*r IMrk-up. Like a t 7 : 3 0 ; and Martfor.l, at Hu- G extra room, garage, nice section . Douglas Blanchard, Manchester. 1947 Chevrolet Heet- rev ersibi.es. iPvK. fkpeclal. .txTkX ADBtTr/mftAeTios f L O ir/j^e •••••••• Fox and Com pany's .store. April $2.00 Per ( (iiiple • • . Includes Membership Dues of town. 5447. moster Club Coupe. 12. at 7 :3i i p m . | RALPH MOTOR S \L t> WE:ST s i d e : E:xccllent 4 room SAM YU LYES •All pricing cliarls m ust still he | dr v in t h e a t r Radio and Heater. AT LOW FACTORY PRICES 55 Mlndsor Rork\illp , . ✓ '^ I E T single, space for two more, fii-e- \^anied—Keal Estate ^ 7 7 Vi.if your SINGER SEE ING CENTEK and filed w ith O .P S. by A pril 30. T h o ‘ PI BLIC INVITED placc, steam heal with oil. Price, 701 MAIN STREET Oi>f‘n I'nOI 9 P. M. enroll today. In no time at all — in fart, whila new goods amendment la cf- : $12,500. FOR PROMPT action and person­ fi’ctive April 10. a n d p r i c e : T IC K E T S A V A U .A B L E .AT T H E DOOR 2 FAMILY E'LAT -4 rooms, 2 al attention list your property '37 Pontiac 4-Doer. Ra­ you are taking the courae — i-harls show ing retail m arkups for ! car garage, \ acre lot. 30 day oc­ with Douglas Blanchard, Realtor. dio and Heater. you will actually make your otm dre.i.i.' new categories will use M arch 31 OPENS FRIDAY, APRIL 6! cupancy. Price. $11,750. 5447 as their base for “last date." — HOWARD HASTINGS Our world fanioiia SINGER sewing experts will Open S:4&—Show Continuous from Dusk! OUR PRICES ARE LOWER Completely Paved * Newly Re-equipped • Odd Fellows Building URGENTLY Needed. Modern 1947 Plymouth 2-Door. teach you: -- Phone 2-1107 Ramp Area ■* Conceaa-ETERIA homes, 2 to 4 bedrooms. Cash WANTED buyers waiting. Call Suburban Heater. ^ pattern and fabric selection .Approve Loiiglev * Now, Latest ProJocMon Equipment ★ CUSTOM RANCH House. 6 room s, Realty Oo., Realtors, 49 Perkins HAND KNiniND FAMOUS FOR HNE FOOD hath, lavatory and laundry room. ^ how to nse and alter patterns — ON OUR GIANT SCREEN — street. Phone 8215. FULL TIME STOCK MAN Attached 2-car garage, C. H. W, ^ how to cut, aaeemble and construct a dreaa .Vs Slide Auditor In Tachnicolor 1948 Mercury Converti­ heat. Baseboard radiation. Two CONSIDERING SEILLINO ble. Radio and Heat' how to apply profeaaional-looking 6nish> Paul Hanraid — Jock Oakia fireplaces. Aluminum combina­ YOUR PROPERTY? APPLY IM.MEDIATELY State Capitol. H artford. April 5 er. ing tonchea. NYLON tion windows. >i acre landscap­ Without obligation to you, wa T—The Senate approved today Karan BoaHi DANCING ing plot. All features for modern Yes, at SINGER you will learn to make the a resolution naming Raymond I. will appraise or make you a caah I.ongley of L'nion a atate auditor, "U ST oi the BUGGANEERS" living. Subuiban Realty Co.. Real­ offer for property. See ua before wardrobe you need — often at savings up to one- Thesa Wondarful Stupandew tors, 49 Perkins street. Phone 1942 Ford '6 " Tudor. W. T. GRANT CO. succeeding Frank M. Lynch of ------a n d ------vou sell. half of your normal clothing budget. YARN New Haven who ia now State Fi­ George Montgomery—Ellen Drew 8215. P hone 6*273 Heater. 815 MAIN STREET nance commissioner. ENTERTAINERS Home Dcrorating Course also available at $10 A.NTI-SIIRINK, MOTHPROOF. ______V THREE 4-family houses. Located BRAE-BURN REALTY Tlie resolution, which previously "Davay Crockatt, Indian Scout" CRIMP-SET, 16 WASHABLE on Biiscll street and Ridgewood passed the House, (tppointa Long- Ijktest Screen News! SELLING? Contact thia office for \e**»*»e»«***»»**»**ee*»»e*e**»***********e***»****»**i ; COLORS. I OZ. PULL SKEINS. street. Vacancy In one.' Center 1948 Chevrolet Station ley for the balance of Lymch’a Extra Friday—For The Kiddles! prompt and dependable service. 'term which ends July 1. and for Springs Realty Co., 470 Main Alice Claftipet Agency. Phone 2 Wagon. Radio and ! four years thereafter. 3 — Color Cartoons — 3 “THE FOUROFUS” street. Phone 6988. 4543 or 2-0880 or 2-0028. Heater. SPECIAL COURSE for $ Longiey. president of the Board i of Trustees of the Mansfield State 8 ROOM SINGLE, suitable for con­ READY to sell? This office in need TEEN A G E R S AMESITE DRIVEWAYS YOU'LL LOVE 'EHl version. Large lot. Convenient lo­ • REDUCED RATES SIN C E IK S Tj-aining school and former comp­ of 4-S-6-7- room singles and 2 '47 O k | s 6 Hydromatic • 0RAOINO FREE troller of the University of Con­ COMING SUNDAY cation. Douglas Blanchard, Real­ family houses. What have youT WORK Wm. Bendix—“KII.L THE I'MPIRE* DOirS FAMOUS • rOWER ROLLER USED GUARANTEED necticut. is a Republican. to r. 5447. Buyers waiting. Call, write or 4-Doer Sedan. Radio • PmEE B8TUIATE8 State law requires that there be I.aralne Day—“WITHOUT HONOR" phone (all reply: confidential). Phone or stop in at your CALL THREE Bedroom home, central lo­ ond Heater. • HUB rAElIEMTS two auditore. one from each major Howard R. Hastings, Odd Fellows OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. MANCHESTER FINE FOOD cation. Quiet street. OH hot water • RAVE M% rOB CASH I pa rty. PIZZA Bldg., at the Center, 489 Main 7691 heat. Brass plumbing. Douglas SAVE WITH The Democratic auditor Is Jo­ street. Phone 2-1107. seph B. DowTtea of Norwich. Will suit ^ to a T. Your W M i That Hema Coekod Fknrerl . Blanchard, Realtor. M47. SINGER SEWING CENTER LOCAL— SPRING IS HERE! Buyers are HARTFORD ROAD RF TAll SALtSRODM Cenray't food daRot compariDOii. E'OUR-FAMILY residence. Solid favorite k ^ made with the wsiiting! List with ua for quick 832 Main Sfroot Monehostar DeMAIO BROTHERS property. For particulars and ap­ It la eatlmated that If the exist­ touch of air expert. You*H lova ovary daHeloos moath« sale. Madeline Smith, Realtor. OSED CARS HniTTino m ills tlsB Now—W« Personally Superrise All Work pointment to Inspect call Douglas ing water In lakea were added to fill and coma bock for mora. 2-1642"or 4679. Phono 8883 the ocean, the water level would Blanchard, Realtor. 5447. 270 H a r t f o r d r o a d MANCHtSIER CRIEN. CONN be lifted two feet. WANTED to biiy. Modern 4-room TELEPHONC 2-4168 H h O N E 7 : 2 0 I house with a couple of acres of Read Herald Advs. land. Write Box HM, The Herald. fl I ■

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lout wholesalers tp nilsf wists to re­ 1 showed any leniency to the Bosen- Objector Wins To Hold Social tailers. T hese luii.V'he passed on. ('liildreii of Mary j Oov*mor, subject to confirmation Sentences Spies , b ergs.” Completes Course % Vtiider the original order issued SHOW BOAT U. S. Task Force Nine Hospital Births Tbs courtroom was '4*athly Hartford Housing Exchange Club Committee for **Freedom Shrine’ in Eeliruary, such Increii.ses could by both Houaes. Here iii Last 24 Hours silent as he pronounced •entencc. Spring Festival ST. MARY’S 50-50 CLUB ^ d l ^ O f f e r Her^tofor. the appointive pow- To Die in Chair Draft Freedom Tollowiiijj Revue not he passed on. Retailers were had rested with the Getieral Pliiiij;es It Milc8| Wife Among Spectatnra Prol>e Deiiiaiided roquir.'d to iihaorli the Increases. FRI., SAT., APRIL 6^7 A grand total of nine births Mind RMidInK A ct A^enihly alone. ______^ Then he called a brief recess. Aniioiineenient has been niiide Th.'V were forhlilden from apply­ Pink, blue and yellow flowera took plnce during the past 21 (Conttn ieil from Page One) Marshalls escorted the Rosenbergs ing Ihcii- iiercentiige niaikiqi.s to dokem 8onK«f **BanJo Bamft** i*or Purchase (Continued from Page Ont-l hours at Manchester Memorial Federal Judge Acquits Hartford, April ,5—(/T5—City by Mr. and Mrs, Jul^s Janssen, will Btlorn St. Jam ea’a ichool hall from the courtroom. The husband . ehairnien of the coniinlltee, I lint their higher piircha.se costs. hospital. Four sons and five glass. 29, who pleaded guilty and Manager Sharpe la being forcedii Sntur lny evening, April 28, for these diigoiits have concrete and wife smiled faintly at one an­ Clirifitiano on Refus­ the I'o-Weil "Afterglow" will be Now they can add the costs aft­ daughters were born. gave testimony that helped con­ \ I lie spring festival sponsored by Hockanum walls iiearlv two feel thick.” I other as they passed through the to investigate the "Poliele.s and held nt the Ver)-vliinck school enf- er figuring celling prices on Hieir | During this period sons ar­ vict Mra. Rosenberg, hla slater, door, but said nothing. Obituary .Steep hiil.s barred the path for be' ing to Be Inducted |)ractiee.s" of the Hartford Hous­ cteiia iiiiiiicdinlely following the Im.'oc or original cost ol itcni.s. the (’bll.lri'n of Mary of St. Jam es'* rived for Mr. and Mrs. Fred­ will sentenced tomorrow. During the rcpeas, the Judge fraai P**e <>"** the advanelng Allies both on the ing aiithoiity under a re.'8>liilion , final performance of "I'ui riciill- For Hie 200,Olio relailcm cover- , rhurt li ‘lUHii will be provided by erick Stevens of 364 Main Will File .\pprals could be seen walking back and . westi'i'ii anil c*eutial fronts. Dough­ Hartford, April '5—(/P)- Nicho­ going to the City Coiiiull .Monday t'lii riciila" on SHlindiiy, Ai'rll 21. I'll in the original order, h'di. 24 j street, Mr. and Mrs. Francis' Attorneys for the Rosenbergs forth In his room, his head bowed. | Mob ( ’bill tier’s orehe.ntra, a favor­ OtfOa OH afappIlM u * m aalnc low boys had to drive the Reds off i Dietcrle of 85 Bretton road. and Sobeli said they would appeal | las W. Chrlstlano, 23, who claim* night. e x c h a n g e An aiimmi evertt after the final WHS the "list ilale" ea'li store. Then Sobeli was called up for Ueeiier used for coiiiniodit.i.'s in ite anhtng teen-agers. ■ad M fbr no tcucka have been able Deulha almost every peak ■Mr. and Mrs. .lames Kelly of the convictions and sentences. | sentence. Hla wife, not Involved It) , to be A consclcntlou.s objector, has Disturbed by recent disclosures I curtain of the spring show, the In two days of gnielltng nttark to eraaa the jAcket lines. 29 .Siinscl .street, and Mr. and In sentencing the Rosenbergs case, sat among the spectators, of slum conditions in some of Hart- | Afterglow Is nntlclpnlcd by t’o- making up price eharls I'or Hic All teru-ngrrs are cordially In- that carried four miles, the main won * round in his battle against CLUB A nother a tte m p t to bring oil in Mrs. Raymond Quish of 39 for frffenses committed In 1944 Kaufman said there was n o ; ford's public housing projects, | Weils ill the audience as well as hy 76,000 addeil in today'.s order. Hic vitetl lo attend Tlikels are on sale Mrt*. t ’harlo* R. Burnham bndv of the Allied ,M'mv drove two lieing drafted. Harlan road. and 1945 while the nation was at jn„bt about SobelPs guilt sa a spy ‘ Coiincilwoman Lucy C. West said those |iarliclpiitliig in the revue. llat date is Marcli 31. now amt may be obtained from «■■ adieduled today, according toj. Mrs. Kthel P. Bmnhnm, wife of and one-half miles Inside tlm Red Daughter.a were born to: war. Judge Kaufman appealed to | uut he said the evidence did not F’cdcrnl Judge J. Joseph Smith today that slio will aiibmit a reso­ The progr'iii will include refn'.'-li- In niaklii)', up a |iriimg chart a .inv mt inber of the niiblron Of Oeteman. He aaid it ^aa "absolut^ , Burnham, dieil ments and a husines.v ni<'e',»j. retailer list.s Hic price al uliicli lie iiorthlned. Mr. and Mrs. Elden Marks of Congress to tighten peacetime point to any activity on hla p a rt i acquitted him yesterday of a lution directing Hie mniuiger to Mai V or at t be (l' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Becker of of transmitting secrets now ''con-' "lesser degree” of Sobell's offense, ! sition was light, two South Ko­ l-lis action was based on a de­ brought to light. Hie malinger said Afterglow will he the oidv nieeling 1 pci'centage niai knp I'lieve ina.k- water pumps, cresung a fire , street. Manchester, for more than 40 Drive C. Silver Dane Homca, cernlng the new type A-bomb or the Judge said; Pans. A]>ril r» i T' ('imfiriun rean division were 13 miles deep Board the problem wa.s one of adniinistra- l in A|>ril and will lake the )>laee of i „p„ i,,,. (|,,.n nse l as Hic basis lor I 20 years. They moved to Massa- .Mr. and Mrs. John McMeekln the h.ydrogen bonitr’ could he sen­ ■'1 cannot-be moved by hysteria cision that Hartford Di-aft MANMANCHESTER t ion ba.M bro!\ in I’artfl In eneniv eountrv No. 3 had failed to follow proper tinn for the Housing authority and i Hie monthly meeting Due to Hie prn-ing. of 1.3 (’, Forest street, and tenced to no more than 20 .years, or motivated by a desire to do thal tlU’ I'biiu'.so ( ’oinmunitt lisul- A Hatisfactory way to niefc said that his men would be i rpusetts in the fall of 1948. The last Red defenders In the procedures In considering Clirls- not .something under his jurisdic- j tact that Hiis |mrticnlar event Is { 'opies '*1' r:U'h I'l'l .ulet s Mr. and Mr.s. Paul Suto, 37 years. the popular thing.' COhCONNECTICUT *u. NIa** 'P/i'-tung. ha.s r**C4nlly borrow at the Firsi Na- - m a i to let the trucks In if the ' Mrs. Burnham was a graduate Chrnehon sector had pulled out oT tlano’s claim for exemption and tioii or that of tlic city, t ’ndcr a l iilwiivs )iopnlar and a large gion|> nm.*»t bi‘ fi'rd with (il’."* !»>' lust speak to them nurse and at one time was super- Welleslev road. The penalty for wartime espio­ (This poasibly was a reference b*M*n in Mos*‘ow, a F’rrnt'li folM'lgn com pany would just speak South Korea under the Impact of in notifying him he had been change in a gencrar .slate law is anliclpatcd. it is requested that :to. fionnl Bank of Manches­ visor of nurses at Hartford hospi nage is death or a maximum of 30 to hundreds of letters ,the Judge ! oiilv meinhers of I'o-Weds iitlcnd. iTunc'try .siH)kcsman .sani lotlny. •bout it* the Allied drive i CpI. .Arthur P. Nelson classed lA. voted in the 1919 legislature, the] ter, is on your life insur- tal. She was an active member years in prl.son. has received, most demanding the Others on the coninilttee besides ■*\\ *' *1*» not know jii.st v^bal Judge Smith freed Chrlstlano manager rcplaceil the mayor as ' THE rnmliU' in Kuiingtiing F rid ay morning st ® of Cenle,r Congregational church ■'to Hie elTe. t Hint 1 am not now "It is time. " he sRi'l. i'for Con­ dpalli p r.alty foi all the defend­ Mr. and Mrs Janssen, are. Mi and Mat> askf'ft for." sai'l tbr nfficuil. iinre. A loan can he made H o W ^ d in Hartford, s sevs on and much interested in the work Fort Beiintiig. Ga.— Cpl, Arthur alter a Jury, which had heard tes­ the lm m unist h 'CU ih - Of Times. Dies bute instead to the work of the miim.st uitoriuaHoii tiureau—suc- The petite .Mrs Rosenliorg was iiitclligcnee and reconnaissance Robert Naunian (('ontlniKMl From rage One) and while checkered coat and ('oleman asked members of the i ' pim: «'rili *’*1 it.s w > I '.n I TIIIIFK '17 STI DKBXH FH S "The I rlemlly Bank” i Nurses Asso, ;alu>n. A ''.Salute to .\I:ini lie-ler'' will 1 e.saor to the (‘ommnni.sl Interna­ pale l.ut smiling a.s slie ei.tcred the.j walked 'slowly to the exit. When squad or platoon in an intolligeiiec . rtninette, Edward Krasenics and Hayden Wliilnm. i his 1 flousing aiiHinrity and the Re- ; Above pictured a'e T. J Crockett. Robert at the Ver- bu*' ‘ pci'miUi'i! in« ri'a.'it-.s” by n*- ! .sptiug grain planlin;; ii\ ' Scibins, roii|M'H. iilhcr Hlii- TF.I.. 'I-1.511 Harold lie given over Station WTH' 'Ui tlie tional. 1 courtroom. She an...... Hartford, April 5— development agency i later abolish­ IS the committee in charge of the "Freoilom Shi me ' tailcr.s. A provi.sioM allnWH a ii‘- .siI u'lo'n art MS ili-hakrrH In yntl » K4MmI avenue. •lamea Kane Jean rolbert pr..grnm .uiiliiidnv .\nuuig apon.soi.s witli alleged listed assistant to an intelligence ] MenilMT Fed. D<*|iiislt Ina. B. Waldo of 380 Naubue I dark-haired with i nn slnehe and she tinned w’enrily R'.vay. ed i to resign so that Hie new ad- , planrk school Sunday afternoon nt three o'rlock. I laibM' lo »ai.^«‘ bis jUicoK aial pas.s dt'ul. Rmkvill., April .5 .lamor- morning from 8:30 to 9 .Mu'or • Coirmn ni.st •ffilinli'ins," both .staff officer. Warrantee Deeds ( 'iirpo ration Glastonbury, a member of the I wearing speeiaeles. stiM>d stiffly She went to the Mrrshal's office mlni.st rat ion cmilil "start from; ^ nn to ronsuuu'i's (Mu tain uu rra.m*M I T’b*’ Nat mnal (1* i 'i;i u)'li K \ l.r il MOTOll S.VI.KS Kaiio. 70. I'f 82 t'nliiii Htrci-t. died Harold Turkinglon .'ark I'lO'kett ft Is one of 17 cour.ses open to New lyindon. *6 16; North Camian. yienilwr Federal Ueaerve Mi.ss Holllda> an.l Ferrer were ' before two red leather chairs as and a.sitcd to sec her husband, hut Anne D. Tilden to Allen Realty scrali h " to imiilement a hou.sing ! in ( (».sts of gtanls he biiy.*^. Tlie 1 y u as 1 nun‘li''l m 1 t..i tb-' Wlinisor ;\\(*., i{tu'k\IUi' Hartford Times editorial sla officers and enlisted men of the sent tn property owners. The prop- i **> l O ,\ v 4 ‘ r a ! £ e $,6.H8: Griswold, 8.'i 72; .New Haven, System .•niddcnly la.sl lughl at his homo. and F.dward W. Ki .ismu s-, chair­ libted a.s having been a.s.soeialcd Ksufiiian addrcssei. them. i' was denied pe. mi.ssion at that company, property on Bilycu road. program. Tlie resignations did not . iiii'i «'a.^« anil < I ill ugh >n Sne* Jan. 3, 1903, died today at Regular Army, Organized Re.servc : erty and automobile taxes are due ! « 0 . » . 1 / 2% V * I d j , ' ,11.3 .Vi; Watcrlnii y, $,'. 36; Ri idge- OP.'^ point* li out lliat s*>iu*‘ l Op4*ii rn tll II I*. M. Ho was born in In land. Di'coiii man of the ''I-'reeil in. .8hrine roin* ,\iHi iroiii live to 10 Communi.st- "Dellberale Xluriler” .\iltn Really company to Law­ ronu*. g? apbic Un*)\\ b tl -* Hartford hospital. time. Corps and .National Guard. Cour.ses this month and delinquents will be liort, .$1 18; and .Stamford $4 11. 1 latioMs allow mamifa«’ttir*u s an*l her 28. 1880. ainl caiiio to tin’ miltce will pai til ii'iite. ironl organi/.ilions, . Kaufman read lioni a prepared rence F. Decker rt a I. property on Lutt-r in that term, former W aldo was the holder of m.an> range from training reel nils to be required to pay interest penalties To Stale Welfare Cnitod Stnto.s tiO years ago. He Bliycu road Count ilinan An.son T. McCook , ■ttandance recorda in Masonic on I'cirer. wlio-e role In "(,'yrano text in alow measured word.s. after the first of May with the a civic leader In l l anw to Koekville in 1906 with tin A ilau-hler. F'./.abelh Cai.i'vn, U r n ’M's "F ix " paraehiitlst.s to training regimental Cknmillo Gamholali to John E. spearheaded «'in investigation of | gartiatlons; a civic leader 1. ■ le Beigirm " .'on him the male 'Tlaln deliberate niiii.ler i'- commanders and division geneial interest computed from A)iril 1. stone and Web ter company and Simmon.' et a1. property on School the housing authnnty, but the j GUatonbury for many years and | .as bom at tlv Hartfnid h"p ital a-a leinv ai'.ard was al.so named dwarfed by \our act.*" he said Tlie tax rollector will be al the Hartford. April .5 (.41 — The j worked a.-, a arpenter in tlie staff officers. street couni’ll gave the HHA a clean hill e m of the most active of the old ^ ye.s-lciday to Mr and Mrs H.aioM among 19 sponsurs " ho have "giv­ He said Jieir actions were far Town Hall daily through April State Welfare department says , building of the Minterbiirn Mill III Big 10 Hoop Stanley Bray to Reilling Park of health. •r members of the Orange m t on- 'wtul.iig’ of Wb,:uL, L,im \Xe-' en their open s’ipport to Commun- different from those of the famed from 9 a m. to 12 noon and fmm In reernt y ais he has been eiiv ('o'-poiatinn. three properties on Connecticut's 1,99,3.263 residents Hnitford Mr tt h I.”e Pu;;..!*.' i.sl eandnl.ili .-I in election eani- Amerienn Rei'olul ionary spy, 'alked by telephone with Wilson. 1 to 4:.30 p ni. for collection. He I :ly of Rockville in Packer .street. jiaid an average of $3.19 apiece for ***H«'was bom In Bridgeport June |ployeil t'v till rc.sided at 78 Walker .-1 i ei ;, thus (t ontliiiied from Rage One) At his Chicago rffice, Wilson s.iid will al.sii h,' there Saturdays from i ks department, iift- paipna " NcHian Hale, who died for his own Choeiful Homca Incorporated to 7 1871, son of the late Hubbard |the I'libhe \Vi (lily he was "in the middle of an ! loral welfare costs during the fis- a ( arpenter. town euiii'itry, Allietl E. Kornian et iix, property 9 a m. to 12 noon. Lid Mary A. Porter Waldo His er retiiing a.s was "ba.-ed strictly on a chain of .nvc.sHgatlon of tlie case" and W appiiig * cal year of 1949-.50. "Tlii.s IS a duly bu.-iiiess be­ on Mallior street. family came to Glastonbury In , He' leni e.s hl.s wife. Mr.s Carrie | Mr. and Mrs W H niiirch circumstances which I considered •vould make a staleiiienl early ] East Haven residents paid the ^ trayal of one's eouiitr.c'. Kaufman Ru.ssell C. Sadrozlnski et el to 1874 and he had made his home | Ostertac Kane: a aon. Harold O | former residents of Man. Iie.'iler suspiciou.s." next week. Tonight the Infant Jesus of least 14 cents; Hartford residents I Manclipster said. "So far as my own knowledge Richard C. Porter et iix. property Bifj i Deputies there eontinuouslv since then I Kane, of Mhneliester; a daughter. I were guests of Charle.a .1, Stiiek Kaufman said the Rosenberg.s Tn a special story from Mil­ Prague Mothers' ('ircle will meet ! the most $10.33. There were 2.3 goe.«," Brod.sor said in yesterday's on North School street . . . towns of under lO.oOO population He attended all the annual re­ Mr.'-. Kalpti W Small of Rockville; ' land of Xfalii .sliei l on their '.vn-. "made a choice of the denial of waukee carried by the Tribune at tile home ol Mrs. Thomas B ak ­ interview, "I don't know that he V e m e r J. Aronson to Norma B. l\ <»nori I r o jir e w s , which reported no payments for unions of the Connecticut , a sister. Mrs Ma.x Miller in Call- i home to Mas.sacliu.S'lt.s. from D a le Hook God and the deiiini of the sam tity Mareli 29. Brodsnn wai quoted say- er on R.y^ street with Mrs. f'harle.s Veteran association from in u -< forma, threi brothers, VVilliaiu | (the official I did anydhing wrong CfMik. propert'- on Gardner street. 4 ~ I the fi.seal (leriod Fniihope, Alati.ima wliere thv\ of the individual."...... He—...... said this ex­ ing: "The referee I am willing to Perm its Brahni as co-lioste.ss. to 1990. He w as registrar of the and John In Philadelphia, and | have been spending the winter. he the W e It could have been a story to .Monday evening official.' of the Pavments in the 144 other towns Tomorrow and Saturday actly at noon and as spoke ' name worked Big Ten games. Arland S Hitchcock rt iix. al­ (ContinUM) from P »g e 4>ne) ■saeclatlea for nine years and Adam Kane In Cape May, N, J., Hail* of R Tiearbv church tolled. ! wore suspicious of him last year, drive the l belting l price ... up- but newly fornicii Tn-Villagc League aggregated .$7.560,2'2.3. one-fourth Hol- terations and additions 133 Vanerabla Master In 1938 and four grandchildren Soroptlmtst Club memhera are SI .lohn s minstrel show *^eLched the records and mv co n -' also. 1 can supply iron-clad proof there w as a lot of late bet mg on met with two Wapping residents of whicli $1,«'29.164 was ])aid hy Loinl.s street. S600 auction of the armed forces of Hartford for local. noii-residont In the years from 1901 to 19.50 The funeral will be held Satur­ requested to meet this evening at li.slei school, 8 p m * ■ :J to Mr Wilson iBig Ton comniis- these pnrtieulnv games tl.al he and made plans to meet with a St. Mail .'iii-.'iil club lum.slrcl, Kaufman deolared he had Man*iesU r Water ioni;>anv. ad­ all four great powers and Insists and state i-harge ca.ses. i he missed only one of the snnua day afternoon at two o'clock at seven o'clock iti tb.e tsmrd room o! aeience for some reason for mcri’V. .samer K L Wilson 1 of this offi- worked and only on those games group of people interested in form­ Til' .'^iio\: Boat " a* the church. was there a large fUictuat-on in dition to chlor.nating ylart L'.'lall also that reduction of tliese forces Other high local aggregates eommunicatlons of the Grand the White Funeral Home. Kev the .Memorial II .spit il. to pi :'.ne but I am eonviiiced that I would iiiil.s irregularities. ing a l.ittle l.,eague Haseliall Siitiiriln.s. -Xprll 7 street. 34 000. must Ix' considered before the snh- w ere: Lodge of Connecticut. F and AM Gordon Hohl. pastor of the First mail matter for the C,infer fund cl 111 me it , Bn.d.snn said ye.steiclay he had the handicap. team in Wajiping. ..\noHier meet­ Amuial fireiiicn-polleemcn party. violate the trust idai 1 I jerl of general level of armaments. New Haven, $906.3(13; Bridge­ T h at was in 1913. He was Depu­ Lutheran chureh. will offieiate. drive. ing of 10 men from Wapping will t y Grand Secretary of the lodge Ho.ae conipanv one, Pine street, port. $713,896: Waterhiiry, $338 - and burial will be in Grove Hill be held next Tuesday night and it Western powers hold that dis- from 1918 to 1929. and was Grand 6:36 )'. m 737: Stamford. $302,430; Norwich. cemetery. Mias M.ir,\ an.I Xll a C'lrislii e is hoped a sponsor may be gotten srmanient must not be limited to Raprcsentatlve In Connecticut of Sunday, April 8 ..$234,443; Danbury .8n9.173, and The funeral home will be open Hutehi-on and Hie.r niece. Mi.s at that time. the Big Four and that the general the Grand Lodge of Vletoria. Fic'dom Shrine Day, Verplanck New London. $187,060 for the convenienee of frlrnda to­ Thea Kiloorn of .New Haven, all James Farrell temporary pre.sl- level should be considered first tie- Australia. At the Grand Lodge school. rause it would be uaele.ss to talk Clo.sely following Hartford top morrow from 4 to 10 p. m. former Manchester residents, re­ dent of the league, .'avs the two eammunlcatlon on April 8. 1938 Tuesday, April 10 - ibout reduction without knowing total per capita were: | newed aequaintanee wiHi friends Z it - teams from Broad Brook and Brooklyn. $9,42; Norwich, $6.24; | ha received the Pierpont Edwards Annual concert of G Clef club, KlJ-ti South Windsor's existing team. ivhat there Is to reduce. 1 Mrs, Margaret Pfeifer In town today. at Kmaiuicl Lutheran churcle. model for distinguished Mssonle •Shepards .Short .Seconds are all There are other differences h » - i Rockville, April 5 — Mrs. Mar Dr George McReynolds speaker aorrlcc. .Tames L Baker tournament dl- , lined up. Residents of the two twen E ast and West on the agenda, 1 garel Jones Pfeifer, 60, of 1081 in Y W. C A. lecture series. Com­ rector, dlreets attention to the i towns have shown quite a little in­ out the big division is over the I High street, wife of Wilbert E. 1 munity "Y " 1 :ir> p. m. FI^T: '49 FORDS master point game to he played | terest In the teams. German demilitarization and SMALL S Pfeiler, died today at the Roekville Mednesday. .April II Sedans and roupes. All carry Housing Bill tomorrow evening in Tinker hall. ■ Other officers of the league are: armament Issues. 1 t.'lty hi'spital. Glee Xtrs Roheit I.atbrol' and Mr.s Conei rl by D of Conn, Oiarles Loft us of Broad Brook, SO d ay jgin**'*'***^- She came to Koekville from Man- club siioii-orr'l liy P T A Bow- Due ill Senate .losrph McVeigh were last week's vice president: and Kenneth Pit­ Huge vaeuum-rleaner type ma­ RALPH MOTOR SALES rheater in 1910. Slie was a member ers school. 8 p. m. ney of Broad Brook, treasurer. It chines are used on some oyster of the Rockville Methodist church winners. Friday. .April 18 55 Windsor Ave.. Rockrille is hoped that a secretary may He boats to bring oysters up to the (OmBnuefi from Page One) and Kiowa Couneil, Degree of Po- Ma- Open r n t ll 9 P. M. , The niMe hour at Kman.n'1 I. iHl- llamlKiw -I ic.Molay dance. appointed from the team to be ‘ eahontaa, .surface. ' ernn nlnreh v. dl I'c resui. 1 lo- -onie I'l le.pie 8 "O to 12:30. formed in Wapping. housing bum dlrerlly by the gov­ I Ho.sides her husband. »he leaves Satiirilav, April 14 The April meeting of the W eJ- two eou.sins. Mrs. Charles P.ixton I night at eight o'clock St idv will ernment. Oiil Imsliioned dance foi benelit ne.'day Afternoon club was omit- j Up to $60,000,000 could be loan- I and Frank Robinson, both of .Man­ center on Ho- FpisHes of Peter. | These I'lMe hours will eoelin'ie ot Cane -r k iind drive, at the ar­ ted and the next meeting will he •d or granted for such community chester. mory. 8 to 12 p. m. held May 2 at .3 p. m. at the home ■ The funeral will be held Sunday through the remainder of .\pril faelUtlea as rosds and streets, I riilay, April 20 of Mr.s Russell La-vak. afternoon at 2:30 at the White and May. All are cord alb, Invited schools snd hospitals, sewer, wa­ .Co'.vhoy lecture, "Roaming In The Hi.storica] Society will maet j ter. fire protection and atmilar Fiinoml Home. Rev, Carl Saunders, SHEETS! a I., .bin of Fd- Wyoming, 'oeneflt of Boy Sco-l next Tuesilay evening, April 10 at I eervlces. Local areas would have pastor of the Rockville Methodist Miss Pal' chureh. w ill offlrinte. Burial 'wil|iJT'’'nds street did a t:!]! ilaiieing troop 12i'i. H..weri school the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1 to prove their inability to finance Raymond The guest speaker will ] be in C.iove Hill eemelery. siVetalty and baton tw ilim; Snt- Friday and Saturday, .\prll 20 such needs. he W. Ainsworth Greene, head of PILLOW CASES! The funeral home will he open iinl.av at t^e -i;>ai|oia Fella w e l­ and 21 for the eonvenlonee of friends Sat­ ding reiepl.oii belli In Hie ..\merl- (’enter (.’h.urch t'o-Weds' spring the History. Department of Kingswnod school, who will talk Attachment Curb urday from .5 to 9 p ni. ean Le-rion hall in Somerivllle show. "C'urrn iili-Curricula," Vei- SINGLE SIZE SHEETS $M 9 Conn plaiwk liool. on (’onnecticut's contribution to the I'nited Nations Mra. Olcott 311hs Rachel MeKliiiiey Xloiiday, April '!S Bill Gets Support Wor'l has txmn ii'ccivisl liere of Annual concert of Beethoven King is chairman of the hostess DOUBLE SIZE SHEETS $1.69 the re. ent death of Km iiel Mc­ Tiiik \m<‘ri4*aiis Glee chib, Verplanck school. committee. A short discussion on local his­ (Coatiaaed Frmn Page Oar) Kinney in I’ortsdown, Ireland i Uednesdiiy, .April 25 LARGE PIUOW CASES 50c ea. Miaa MeKmney was born in Ire- | Soroptlmist club's fashion show tory IS held at each meeting. Any­ To Red Trojecl one interested in Ifical or general Ib damages, charging that Mrs. land and si a young age came to by Blair's, v'erplanck school, ben­ Don’t be satisfied any hi.slory is invdPd to join the so- McCullough had injured them by ! Manchester, w here Hhe was cm- I efit Cancer Fund drive. COMPARE THE VALUES AT ciet.v. Ttic meetings are held on longer with small screen accusing them of pro-Commimist ployed nt Cheney HroHiers. .‘-lie (Continued From Page One) Saturday, April 18 Hie SCI (iiid Tuesday nights of ■ympathies. was an m liv e niemher of Hie South 1 Spring Festival, sponsored by Octolicr, November. December, I television! Enjoy the de­ The Jury which heard the ease Metliodist church until she return­ In a slalenient is.sued in New: ClUldren of Mary, St. James's April and May. Dr Charles Crank- could not reach an agreement ed to Iie.land in 19'26 York, she declared ,-he was ".Not velopment everybody’s school. shaw is president of the society. | DIAMOND’S ■ fter a long trial in Hartford Mi.s.s McKinney leaves two bro­ a member of any organization magnificently poised on coil springs which Mm. McCullough, wife of John thers: Robert H. McKinney of lilted by the Attorney General as ave you ever wondered how it would A cake sale, spon.sorcd by the ] talking about ... yes, St Francis CYO. wit) be held fol­ McCullough, New York magazine I’orladofvn and George MeKmney subversive. In any Insianee where; individually cushion every wheel. ig i Wednesday, May 1 feel to go the limit on power and com­ lowing eai li mass Sunday morning Philco’s sensational B •ditor, appeared before the Gen f Maneliester, and several nieces 1 lent my name in the pa-t it was j ARMY and NAVY Dessert bridge. Hospital Aux- H at the 1 hurcli. I’rocceds will go for •ral Assembly's Judiciary commit- and nephewa in Manchester, Hart- certainly without know led; e that i StiRKKN Balanced Beam picture. No btlur or smear. ., tee recently to urge legislafldti' I ilinry, at Country ehib, 1:30 p.m. fort and quality in an automobile? There’s a spacious feeling of room, above the athletic |irogram. ford and Canada. sill h an organization w as Thiiraday. 3Iay 17 997 Main StrM t Manchostor prohibiting pre-trial attachments. Tax mlVector. E. H. Cowles says unmatched for quality! And unmatched performance, versive.' F.a.'itein Star dessert military and around you—room that is unsurpassed about 1900 tax notices have been Che told the committee that be­ Miss Holliday said she previous­ 25 Or how it would feel to be lord and master too, thanks to Philco’s powerful Duplex Cliassis. Visit cause her property was attached sub-1 whi.at. Masonic Temple. 8 p. m. ly had made a sworn statement! May Fair at St. Marys (Tffiurch. anywhere in the fine-car field. to the Draper-Adler suit, she was Funerals Thursday and Friday, May 14 and of a car that can take its place with the finest your Philco dealer... trade now for B io SCREEN TV. Ucapped in preparing her de­ 'ONE DAY ONLY — SAT., APRIL 7 — 10 A. M. TO 5 P. M.* fense. in the “fine-car field”?' And to make every mile effortless and House Chairman Melvin M. Nancy .Ann Parkhiirsl relaxed,there*s tlie very exclusiv e advantage Diehter announced after a long The funeral of Nancy Ann Park- Then, sir, this is a call to action. Model caceeutlve meeting that hla ^oup hurst. four-year-old ilaugliter of of Dynaflow Drivc-not as an “extra,” but 7— HOURS ONLY— 7 IfiOl toso had approved a bill making It Benjamin E and Mary Biiikus pofslble for the General Assembly Parkhursl of 210 He)iri>ii avenue, ' T h e first action is yours—the simple action as a standard R oadmastlr feature. M .'i sq. in. to call itself into s|>erial .session. Glastonbury, who ilieil Tuesilay at • BRAND NEW • PRECISION MADE Tli«t can now be done only by the the C'hildreii'a hospital m Water- I of getting in touch w ith a Buick dealer and picture hurv. was held Hus nioriong at-l S o why not drop in and satisfy yourself, as G overnor. planting yourself behind the wheel of a ONI.Y The bill provides Hiat a nlajor- 9:3il troni Hie tt'atkins l-'iii cral our guest, that here indeed is a fine car that GENUINE SWISS of each House ran petition the Home. 142 East Center street Be­ R o ADMASTER. STOP — CHRONOGRAPH ■ a cre ta ry of the S tate for a .spe- sides her parents she leaves lier goes the lim it-in everything but price! 95 •lal aeealon. She w.ould then ia- maternal grandparents. Mr. and Then let this great-powered and dazzling ■lae a call for a meeting of the Mrs. Bladas Bulkus of Glaston­ Check for yourself what others ask-and lACialature at which the two bury. performer take over. Bouaea, again by a majority vote, Frederic E. Werner presided at what others offer—and you II discover WRIST $ would decide whether in their the organ, and bearers were John Plus Tax and •pinion a special session Is neces- Schreindorfer, L e o Mtlewakl, There’s action in every one of the 152 R oadmaster prices a call to action that a George Parkhurst and Fred Park- horsepower in its Fireball engine—more WITH W a rra n ty . Another measure given a favor- hurst. Burial was in St. Augustine's .wise man can’t ignore. THIS c o r p o N aide oommittee report would per­ cemetery, Glastonbury. action than most proud ow ners of this eager JCflfeipfetrnl. Iriiii mo4t!» «r# tubteei I* WATCHES TRADE-IN mit Juaticea of the Peace to por- form marriages anywhere m the ' beauty w ill ever use. rnfi« hi HENKt J. rAYLOK, ABC Monday tirfifimf. (Tills ITnlversal Site To Be Worn By Ladle*—Men—Boys— (lirls) YOPR HMAI.L ■UUo. They can do so now only > Gar Sloleit Here COMPARE ANX CHRONOGRAPH WATCHES la their home counties. 1 There’s counter-action in its gentle and sure- S C R E E N S E T The MU also would validate any ■ u rria g e a perform ed In the past Reeoverecl Todav gripping brakes, the finest that Buick has SORRY Valued at $37.50 Each fey Juaticea of the Peace outside | AMERICA’S GREATEST a t their counties. A 1947 model car stolen from a ever engineered. NO Full Year Written' Guarantee Dlehter told newsmen that the North End service station was re­ Mall Order* VALUE IN 2MN. TV oonimlttoe had been told that there covered today by police on North But there’s also luxury-the luxury of DON’T MISS THE GREATEST CHRONOGRAPH WRIST ir TV w a n aome auch marriagea, but Mam street. •Plus T ax Hiwst liq Pictur* hi TV aidd fee bad no information as to The car was atolen ahortly double-depth Foamtex cushions and custom WATCH SALE IN HISTORY! l.$n M]. In. rectan g u lar plr- turr. LiiMirbiiis mahugan.v feto wotet number. after noon yeaterday from the Vf's a reminder. THE CHRONOGRAPH WATCH DOES EVERYTHING Laxurious mahogany finish cabinet. pHUiOo Another bill approved by the garage parking lot, poUc* said. upholstery—and of ample roadweight PHILCO DEALERS fllilhli rab inel. P IIIL f'O MODEL 8103. iwmmltt<* would require laundriea \\Tien recovered, the vehicle was • Meaiiures Distance • Sweep Second Hand Model 1800. to ifactotor their identification la- found to be slightly damaged. Pop says if / can't use a party-line BRING Everywhere are Making Plus Tmx and fetla with the State Police. En- • Clocks Speed of Anything • Radium Dial $279.95 toroamaat autboritlea have long THIS $399.95 WarraBty telephone properly, / can't use the car." • Two-Push-Button Stopwatch • Unbreakable Crystal Pius Tax and Warranty aought mich legialatlon because, Work Stoppage COUPON LIBERAL i ffeay nay. it would help them in Water-Resistant Cases, Radlnm Dials and Hands, Sweep Second TRADE-IN yOI"R SMAI.L TRADE-IN Torn SMALL SCREEN STP 'tofeing Crimea. Threaten N.Y.C. If you keep your colls brief and allow time be­ Hands, Unbrealoible Crystals. ALLOWANCES ii -Diebtet anounoed that his com- tween calls, then you make your party tine more S C R E E N S E T ^toltUa intends to meet again later valuable to you and your neighbors. Tune In Wresllliig. S|M.i.*or«l Hy Pl.lU o Deoirrs, Ralunlav. 11 P. M. and Phiho Television PUylHume. Sa-day. » P. M.-. iHifidny- It ia probable, be aaid, that ' (Coattnued from Page One) MOTOR SALES, Inc. ' oommittee . will oonaider then GORMAN ONE DAY ONLY 65 WEEKS TO PAY W N IU -TV. mesese^t — ’i* \ legialatlon. fixing the the work week to 40 hours and. Oth«r Phiko TV Table Modelt, Consoles, CoiwblnotionB from *199»» to *800” of muaiclpal Judge* at four 10 per cent Increase in the wages 285 Main Strtaf » W . 2-4571 Monchastor LIMIT ~ 2 W A TCH ES SHERIDAN HOTEL BLOCK now paid for 44 or 48 hours. PER C O U P O N Tfe* togl^Uon ' On April 14 the union plans tq 614 MAIN STREET at a newiw Oraatliitutlonal ■end 10,000 off-duty tranait work­ ROSKIN DISTRIBUTORS, INC, Whtlesalt DMributon, HarWenl. Dew. t prpridlng for th« ^ ers to tomonatrate outside the OKIE DAY ONLY ^ SAT., APRIL 7 — 10 A.-M^TO-B P. M.. at to e JufifiM to a txMTd’a feeadquaitera in Brooklyn.

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MAKCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1951 Saturday-at the famed, oval domed I IndlctmenU^alnst Sgt. .Lawrenes as members of the mighty Mormon .l=Wfffker. 20. of March Air Force emnire flnckeil into Salt Lake rlty -Mormon Tabernaele on Tem ple j Bar Hearing Mormon Head Dies ba.se. This would eliminate a pre­ decision would be reached in the for the church's 121 si annual Square, a khort distance from the 1 may. in fact, next few- days on the. tjT>e of family home where President ' liminary hearing, at which some new' one bring; created. Truman Calls on leronce. On Double Miinler agency to handle these emergency- PERMANENT SALES OPPORTUNIH Smltli wak bom April 4. 1870. of the state's evidence probably On 81st Birlhdav T'res'ideiit Truman commented ^ feSrtliat RIHG " ‘’Slal'Sneral MacArthur should H Uierc la to be a certain mun- born disputes for the next couple would have to be disclosed. ^ I Connecticut IN MAN.SFIfcLD AND SURROl NDINti TERRITORY that this nation has "lost a great At the age of 75. Elder Smith | col of months. Riverside. Caltf., April 5 i4’i — The National Aasoclatton for Ute be able to do Uiis is not merely j her of students left Union Chiefs man.'' became church president May 21. I the Bell for b.V> Creation of a board of only pub­ Active man or woman to list, show and sell Farms, IIoincH ami Salt Lake City, April .1--(41 — 1945. He took office a week after ' A legal move may help the district Advaneenicnt of Colored People has the result of his ow^n convicUon.s, , IcRe". ihey should be selected Church president slightly le.ss ru u4i>HCO HV ru t Yankee lic members — abandoning the Country Business Properties to people oiir National Advertising George Albert Smith, the kindly, the death of hls predecessor. Heher attorney keep hia evidence secret asked Loren Miller, of its national the creation of special college quo- 1 than six venrs, Eklor Smith had MUNTtNU CO. but, given those convictions, U'u three-way labor-management- pub­ brings to you. .1. Grant, to become the spiritual until tlie time of the trial of the legal committee, to aid In the de­ M PW KI W ill Discusfl OrganiiE- soft spoken eighth president of the hceii ill for most of the winter fol­ ta.s, to .be selected by lot, rather By A. H. O. lic theory—seemed s likely compro­ golecUons from vour Listings are advertised In newspii|M*rH. mag­ loader of a million Mormons. Negro soldier accused of killing a fense. JllirtWft. Ucinn. inevitable result o f the lack ot Latter-Day Saints ( Mormon) lowing a virus infection attack. rauHAT rSKOUBUN than by u rating' of one pha.se of c(l Labor'n BoycoU of mise. azines and III S'i'RPUTS Famous Ciatalogs, which elreiilato hun­ David O. McKay, who like Presi­ young roiiple in the desert near Walker is charged with rape. Arm in.stnu'tions to him from Church died at 7:27 p m. |9;27 p.m. His health ebbed since he returned n m . Tr»«A. o «i llieir pols'iilial tutiirc worth and The fact that no agency has been dreds of thousands of copies yearly from Coast to Coast. Inter­ dent Smith has traveled the world iiere March 26 I kidnaping and nuuMer In the alny- Washington or Lake Succe.c.s. Two years ago, the dentists of e. s. t.) last night at hls Salt Lake from ho.'pUnl confinement in Feb­ OetoMi 1. 4M1- Defense Agencies in existence since the unions' walk­ viewing OlHees are maintained In the larger eltles. as a Mormon emissary, is the like­ Dist. Atty. William O. Mackey Ings of Richard and Doris Cook, aUaimncnl. Connecticut made the great spcc- city home. ruary. RIB CUTS UP TO 5 POUNDS StatemenU from President Tru­ out to pass upon proposed wage A prolltnble pernuutent connection with the World's l-argest ly successor to the high office. .said yesterday he will aeek secret 'both 18, of Los Angelos. PMlWbM Exrvpt laeular lobbying efioil of the IfMO Death came on hls 81st birthday I'uncral services will be held I) man and Secretary Marshall, n Washington. April 5 -(/P)-—Presi­ boosts which exceed the ipresent Advertisers of Country IWal Estate; In hiisiness .11 years. A Am a a m pba Uol^tfA/p- Bntprptf M .se.-.slim of the General As.scnibly fSTSlCP U 0».»- « wage control formula has led to near-by Salesman sold 24 properties In 19.10, earning 81,I08.0.*> this country, have given the im ­ Their object was to curtail the dent Truman called In chieftains gjBona Oio— « • » ««■«**« Piaiiu Kecilul strike threats in a number of key as hls share of the conuhlsslons. And. has already made IS pression that, although they dui dire.-t retailing of dentures hy the of the big unions today to talk industries. sales tn 1951: big season Just ahead. lb. aUMICKlP^OS »AT«8 not wish to issue any lirm order to so-called dental laboratories. The over organized labor's boycott of OM tmt mr toil ...... •‘J* Is Well Kec'uived issue, in other words, was one of Those who submit acceptable appllcaltons will be InterNlewcd Mai.Xrthur, their Idea of policy defenae mobilization agencies. Editor Strangled locally. Preference given to applicants located or who can I onipelition, and the dentists The 18-maii United Labor Policy Spread nouriahing meat and PORK ROAST 0 « « Wrtott W ’••fl ...... * ^ i would l*e to make no riia.is cross­ wanted a law wlileh would re­ locate in small town or on main highway. saiw«t o w ...... • ,, .•Showing leniui kahle talent for committee (ULPCI arranged to Mlllbrae, Calif., April 5—<41— that g«M)d meat flavor through st rirt the market to themselves. I„ S. ih-ll ing of the .ISth p-srailel. her yimtliiiil H yrar.s, Dona Ui- confer with the president today on Peter Loftus, editor and publi.sher *’»* They went after their objective more meals of (he week— ap- LEAN SHORT SHANK SMOKED .•«tAtemenU in Britain, from v'l.sta l,i.st evening held the con- the recently announced Molilliza- of the weekly MlUbrae®' Sun, was STROl'T REALTY AGENT V with siieh a bigh-poweieil lobby­ petizingly and thriftily— tiy -MSUMBK Of various British otTiciais. h.v\t gi\- lenlralcil intere.sl of her ainlience lioii Advisory commillee. Under killed last night when his necktie 810 Old South Bldg. Boston 8. Mass. ing ami publielly hn’ iage that | serving more of (he l.OW- m a adtoi'iaTKT piucss en the British people the delimt- throughout lier entm puinoforle Uie plan announced by Mr. Truman caught in a press. He was Iks 1 » r r — fh w • sxcius'eei; re, .tat hold ill I he .'^oulh .Metlio- I bey lost it. Whatever rea.soii- at Key W est tw o week.s ago, labor strangled. (’OST ( ’UTS that are so de­ te tas rsaaM'cattoe ol ■.mpressioii that, although no one ahleness there might have been In 1 lb. MV* an—trass seeatea tp 't. ot ilist Chapel. would have four representatives on His wife, Anne, said be was liciously gd for braising . .. wanted tc issue a formal i>ider t > • Donna is Uie daughter of Mi Iheli nini was more nr les.e ob- an overall policy committee of 17 working alone. M l sU »r»s(s rsattee 's tan .-e-iied hy the lavish and expeii- pot-roasting . .. .stewing. Only —a sisc tas to* —» » ousi'shea oers. gem raj j anil .Mrs. .In.iepli D. La\‘;sta of members. None of them have yet Loftus, a native of Ireland and a that effrcl, theie w .Sive iriture of their eampaign SHOULDERS SH fsgats sf e jbUcst'oe el speem been named. a knife cut separate.s these L'nilvd .N'atioii.s agreement that 'i''‘ graduate of Columbia University, MTsnr are s'— r»-»r»sd. "rrTvnr TTi "ifiimnr f trp-h-ST-hTTrrt...... -Ttm-y... oarefuUv hired _ a. --distlu- T h e U L P C divert ed tUf members fpunejed the Sun in 1938. EAST IIAKTIOKI) lender, la.sty, anvory cuts the reviMiqiie.st of North Keren Thai .she is mutually in< line I g'lnsheil lobbyist from earh side to withdraw from all defen.se agen­ LEAN MEATY ^ run serrte* ret 91 N K A Sere- | I from the more cosily one.s. Would not he sltempted. \^a.s linnnnjsli ;ttccr!urmnMfo <»t Iasi rvonmf,' with the Truman ndniinislrallon r>nnna Nh<»wo-i lomniar.'l "f piano Tliev pul on a show and an effort which it had supported in previous high (|uality meal for which ■ Jattui Uatfts»* SPsetS’ Agtacr - N «» all Ihi-.se irv.piessions. all the.si uii- ■t^Yora. C»>os*o. ost«(H and Boston. ;oi hnujups. I tn^. pn.-^it i« »n. ;o irindoiiie ami exaggei-ated It ejection and Congre.ssional con­ r<)f‘ri..\R is famous. There’s ullicisl Inr.t.s lit pi'licy oluioii.«l> .(Mie In look a-- if they were try­ tests. sISMHKk AttOIT BmtEAU O t .Hlrii t linu' oh.Mpi vjin ing— iind a.s thi 1 stoji short ol fnniial aim I'l <«>iu]M>sit ii'iis »i| Hurlhfiv^oi. Mf»- Fresh PICNICS Ta« H«rsia i-1'j..ipg Company. Inc., C-’niii-elii at era of hu"kHterism. and John L. Lewis’ mine workers. you’re doulih thriftv when -49' 7.arl luul ('Jiopin, a— irncs ni Onsnelal -espi'ns'P'liiv lor ontiisl piiliiy, clearly and iin- they niunaged to over-iln It. ■ Knnla.sni In D Minoi ' hy \N' A Economic Stabilizer Erie John- (Oil l.iiv l.OAV COST CUTS BLOCK STYLE— BONE IN trtAYraPfl'rsi T"rs 4PP—e'ng 'n «a ■ ijui\o, a!l> , (iin.i yed to Uerieral Moz-nrt uns driven hri b»*Kt rf!oit.- They raised shhJj niwiln«i>si>li"re ! ston last nlglil told reporters he AT (H R LOW PRICKS. —rttssmsnt. and oUiei r—dtnj oia'iai cbieil IheiiiseHes iiml tlii-ir bill Ip Tha Manohsrtat CtwOng Herald. Mai..\tthiii It lit' diplomal.s enii- uilh a Hiihlrly .'sh.nlin^ that i lind all but given up efTorl.s to bring Unit, nhen tioiernar B-i\\li‘s I Uie nation .s top niiiiingemenl and nnt make up Iheii mind to gi\- woiiKI (In (•|•<•(lll to u morr aea.''on- Thurstlay, April 6 *‘i| .stiidc’it. \eloe-l it. Ilsi'le Slim - rel-.ltlM-lv I In^or spoke.xmen into ngrenient of lietlnite iiisti 111 lions to lieni ial 1‘lnyinj; her ontiro pmj;ram ndnor plinse of the htll ns his the remolding of wage stnbili- QUALITY MQ Mae.Arlhiii lie remain.s quite free frnni m« nioi y I >«»nna nhnwr.! laro reason, nut •-leii an amended i zillion board w liich oiild handle All Weather lersliin eoiild gel to tin* light *»f SKINl.KSS LR H ^ C Isolationist Neiirhbors, Too to ii.se his own jii.lg-ment. It .shiml I atjilily lor hrr nj;r m nltomptin;; mobilization disputes between now FRANKFURTS .MU'h an anihitiou.*^ pr('”rain. If .shv dnv In the elosiii"- hours of the and June .lOth, wtien the present CHUCK ROAST There are Isolationists in Uie lie apparent. I\v this time, that m rnntimio.s ai»»ng tlu' hnci (ic-mnii-|I session. The lobby was still Defense Production act explre.s. NO fIN lI United Stales Senate, and there .siirh siliialion.s In always will ii>c .'*tr.Ttotl in last ovrnmu’s ru('ital ' so pov.crfiil Unit It did eonie Johnston said it was possible a WlfOMT PO PLIN FRESH NATIVE FRYING a n isolationists among Uie twen- his own jiidgmeiil, whnlei 1 1 uii- .she \sill *lo Well to fnllow hor ani- close to getting the nieasiire up •rOCffINO MAM CANNED HAM >n 85c for aelliiii In a session which Influial iiitiniations of policy an hitioii tn laakr mu.sn* hrr (aircr. tgr-one American republics, too didn't e\en adopt a stale bud­ A.h ,«ho matures her feelrriK lor i LEAN RIB FRESHLY .SIJCED Bren while the United Statr.-, curieiit 111 till home Hlmosphere. get, lint lim e was niiiiiing mil. JACKETS ‘(rn.'s.i iVity of rtonp“sitn»n ani] (on- I ■anate was incorporating into its u, il..lhm^:s lalrtull\ \\ luu^ . wilt, no doubt, improve, | and one threat " f filibuster each against the tilll in the Si'nate SUFFERING PORK CHOPS .> 47e PORK LIVER , „ 39* / •Troops for Europe” rr.solution an | in Korea itun is no sense in mail- lull for tile pre.sent slie is to bo en ipovA vvas eiinugh to Uill It. INVISIBLE NYLON OKADE A SLK'ED amendment demanding that the 1 mg Mai Arthur tlic onl; .srape- rouraged for oiil.st.in'iiug ahilitie.s ; SHOn.DER CUT CHICKENS that eannot fail to he recognize-l ' Subsequent !\'. Gov. rnor Bowles FROM President consult Congress before | goal. He. at lea.st, la i k n o u It im.lertonk .-.ime gentle wooing of SURGICAL E U S T K STOaONGS by any ouibence .she may entrr- CAT**' VEAL CHOPS i> 75b BACON assigning any additional A m e n -, (|ijaiilily, uho.se Ihenbies am f in- lain the .leiiti-.ls. eriiifori ing w ith ARMOt R'S HRINLF.SA JACK BFRATT | lliein, and apparently reaching Asthma? • TW O-IVAY STRETCH 1 h s i 4 5 can troops to Europe, the confer­ lenlion.s are very ilear. H W . I '••nine inforiiiiil agie.'iucnt on Hie TOP ence of the American republics st mg ton ci Ijikc .*^ucce.ss want to I SANSON’S ASTHMA • lAUNDEM EASILY > nature of n lull whiiti would not RKMKDY QUAI.ITY LH. FRANKFURTS lb. 65e | SLICED BACON lb. 59c | Washington was witnessing a rc.-lraiii linn, they will linvc to Deaths Last ISight 1)0 opp..se.l, :it some time in the • WEAK LONGER TUB BUTTER move against a United Statc.-i make clear dcciaions of their own futitie But the tientists. unfor­ Has helped many people lead m normal ae'Dvp life hx proposal that these nations of this Salt Ijike City George Allierl giving. bec.-iiiie another of those • INVISIBLE « 1 A « LARGE This they have noj done. sperial groiip-s entering the po­ remnvlna the painful symp­ hemisphere maintain themselves ■Smith, 81. presiileiit of tin Latter- • SEAMLESS ^ FRESH EGGS GRADE A D07.. 63c 1-POUND CAN LIBBY'S Day Saints I Mormon I Church litical lists against Bowles. toms ol asthma. In readlneai to aasist the enforce- | Now. like the sportsmen, they since HH.I, spiritual leader ..f more START USING IT are again at the ("npitol, this time Buy Duribilknil and en|oy rRK.HHI.Y SIJCEU FRESHLY SLK ED ment of United NaUons la w ! The College Deferment Plan than a niilllon .Mormons and a di.s- , ns oil!' of the groups which "did TODAY the fullest meoture of re* everywhere In the world. tant relative of Joseph .Smith, who No rule turning of intellorlunl it." meaning the ilefcat of Bowles, Spiced Ham i.h 59c Swiss Cheese . h 69c Just as some members of the founded .Mormonisiu in 1H.!0. He NEW LOW PRICE! lief from varicose veins , corners- such as the claim that it n ils time, f,)rliinately for their Hash 3 was tiorn in Salt Lake City, twollen and tired legs and MEUNSTER Corned Beef Senate think that we should de­ lentise, they have adopted a sonie- FRF.sin.Y si.irr.n Is only a deferment, or the claim For Sale at the Following I9'i I-afnyette, Ind. Jnnie.s I Mc­ fend only ourselves—or flght Com­ , what different approach. They Manrhesfer Dme Stores: other tea eonditien* tlinl. .since .some ediiinllon must Mahan. 'j."i of Santa .Moniea. Calif., munism only tn Asia - so there , have limited their open omploy- Luxury Loaf I4i. 55c Cheese LI) 53c CONN. GKADi: A I.AKflF Br.TTY OROGKBR l>c continued, it is only logical to co-foun'where. has ing independent rie'x-spapera. ( COFFEE lb. 77c aminations. the iwissage of the bill they lost to recognize that fart. Pari* Paul Gine. ..bhi, for­ Introductory Price Tins ha-sic fa d is tlial a young mer cabinet minister wtio oppo.sed last time— they have an extra rsnoii for themselves In quiet re- The best hope for peace in tJic rapiliilatlon to Gi'tmany and lied On Our New Rich .American’s chance of life or death s<-rM*. Tills Is reported to he n world is the kind of world law en­ to Corsica where he orgniilzisl a is to ho- regulated by hl.s intelli­ measure velileli would effert the forcement which Is now being at­ Free French Force, Full Bodied gence quotient. If he is smart raising of a feiee alwnt the tempted in Korea. stale, against the easy entry of enough, he enjoys a lesser chance NAPIER BRAND But under the views which are Delay Bridge Opening w olild-be praet it loners eoming of losing his life. I f he is dumti Shelton. April ft- .P' The new held by some Senators, and by from other states. Like every, COFFEE enough, he must encounter a Commodore Isaac Hull bridge other professional group In the PRUNE JUICE some South American statesmen, spanning the Hotusatonic river be­ stale, their obiecllve Is monop- 29' heavier chance o f losing his life. A the action in Korea would be ruled tween this city and Derby eniiiiot 1 olv, and fhi-y eonsider them­ perccntage^degi ee. one wa.v or the out. Real collective security ac­ l>e put in service before Ortoher | selves lute and mild In their ASHORTRO Coatenia Only other. ( an make the difference. because of a lack of funds with ; A. O. PKTF.RSEN'S tion, real enforcement of world ambition In eomnarlson with FAKCT The good thing about this is, of I which to oonslrucl the approac hes, 1 most other similar grnips. NO. 2. C A N law, would be an Impo.ssibilily. I Hig)iwny Commissioner C. Albert ! TOMATO JUICE course, that it does preserve our SAVE TO ICE CREAM pL 29c SODAS 3 for 32c It is quite true that botli the Hill told a meeting liere last iiiglit 20% 40% I colleges, and enable tlu-m to eoii- e v o c ^ ^ Senate debate and the debate m 'Die money, he told tlu' gatlieruig. GREEN BEANS 1 nil ludiug tlie mayors ol four tinue their I'uiu'tioniiig MIKED the Pan American conference 1 Naugaliicli valley coiuimiiiities. TAI.I. CA.N have been concerned with instru­ But It l.s not. it seems to U'c the will not til' available iinid the dc- VEGETABLES CALIFORNIA ICEBERG ments of policy which are them- ^ hone.'-l or the bnau- way of accom­ j partmoiit’.s budget has been ap- plishing this giM)d end. It IS not pi lived by the legislature. CARROTS A PEAS selves anachronistic. The .\ort.l APRIL CARPET CLEARANCE even a good way of giving extra Atlantic Pact, under which troops Oceans occupy about 14.1.000,- • DISCONTINUED PAHERNS ^2^ heads are going to Europe, and the I'an- protcdlr'ii to thus niitinii's uio.st 1100 square miles or 72 per cent ot RED KIDNEY BEANS I lie eai th's surface. MFORT LETTUCE ^m erican Pact, under which w ■ useful fiilUH* citizens, |iolcnliu!ly • ENDS OF ROLLS -pi nkiiig, for if there is one thing APRICOT NECTAR L9' are asking our neighbors to pledgi' \ • REMNANTS themselves, are both regional sr all institutions of learning eiu oun- Bros. RED RIPE CELLO. PACK rangements which can evcntuall; ter again aiul again it is Uiat in- •4 9 DODGE. '47 DODGE • SOME IRREGULAR^" have no real place in the world , li'lligence tests Or c veil full schol- Rnillii and heater. ( lean ears. ERST Which must, if it is to be p< acciul aslu reiords are of only limite I Trade or -terms. 3 5 Dr*ss Up Your Floors for Spring With Theso At Oiir Produce Dept. ^ package and safe, recognize the United .Na­ ralu' in uiea-urui'g tlic e\'nlunl RALPH MOTOR SALES Wonderful Carpet Values! TOMATOEJ: tions as the main channel tor se­ fruitfu'.i.es of an ituli\; liuil. .1.1 Windsor A\e.. Riickxllle COAL - COKE EXTRA SPECIAL! 15' curity efforts. The obligation.', As for Dll' main tirobh-ni. w 0|>en Until 9 P. M. PINK ^iEEDIJ;SS^iE E D IJ;ss which both the Bciialc and sonic iiuglit to t'c ai'!c to u risii'.c ou’ NEW SOUTHERN South American countries wouid >oll*g''V HI!.I to |a,,.. i\c th- Mglii I GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 29c " '•'S ’in .v like to shirk under these region.'i! of .Aniencnii y..ul!i b. som. tlliil.; LARGE. EXTRA FANCY ' treatiee should eventually oc like Jls full and noriual c.haiico at 2 lb*' made binding under the United dc\. l,,|.inent, witli. iit s. tiing u;- 2 lbs. 29c CABBAGE Nations Charter, with every na­ un intilledutil ..as*,. ui.ud GREEN PEPPERS If, 0/..V ' I.ARGE BI NCH 15' tion clearly responsible for the atlenipls to lu.-iud't. h.Kv u.-eful TENDER WESTERN maintenance of peace anj-where individual An,.r:,ar,s ni.' g.uu-j 10c wad everywhere. to be, which allots chain, s ..f lit. PASCAL CELERY lltat ia the practical truth of or death in a ...... ra, y on tli FANCY' MeINTORH or NORTHT.RN SPY' Ilia world situation even now. Tlie basis of those ildteren. .s in u.. 1^ bunches f * 54 3 lbs. 29c •oonar it la formaiised, and put which come from nature an.l ti..n, • 9 x 12 RUGS APPLES CARROTS A forward as clear policy and cleai A large selertlon at lower prices. _ .*f«de God. V%'r are p.iri.. nlai ly rou- Price. 17' gaaponslbiuty, the less acctioiial cerned over tlie possibil.ty lOllblt CALIFORNIA GREEN ^ holding back the world will en­ the introduction ot such a i i.in • BROADLOOM this IN OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT 1 counter. jdo, in the gins.- of an .■moiii'in J r ®'»am 1'“ "■« tSci n o rm / 9 and 12 Ft. Widths Featured — Fresh From the Oven Every Day— measure, may > .■.'..■Mil.sn a pei;,.,, "•“ Sis? J?** 'nanv n „ nent precedent. ' ^ I N Q Deliciaus * • * / « * > Into North Korea • AXMINSTER TWIST 54.00 ‘ * ^ l i t t W e are quite aw ai- that our : ®ouie "> Can Of . Y9r^ PE PPE R S If tlM statesmen of the western (“f some other soluiiou ,',f t; AND W ILTON FANCY PASTRIES 15' c m i m la "'’■’IcTs world refuse to give General Mac- Problem ia one most diffn ull 1 QUALITIES Get Some . . . For Sure . . . Tanight! CALIFORNIA Arthur clear instructions, he is meet. For, to state the truth 1 In 5Iany Different Sizes. *■ Cbaii pot to Da Usuned for following hia ' there ia not too much basic dil- Heavy Duty dooj own Inatlncts. ! ferenc* between su. h a !vo|„ s,..| 27 ' Be was following his own in-. ‘ 308 Main Streat Open Daily 9 M. 974 MAIN STREET FREE PARKING M o a oroosiiic of the 38Ui parallel lege defeiun nts t. permit th B h i i n n E R ' S to 5:30 P. M., Thurs­ W rtwr by United states troops, continuation of our coUcj;*;.*' A t MiddIa Tumpika FIRST F(X)D t ) Karaan troops having made should be granted by quota an 1 MA NCHESTER day and Friday until ortftaal crtiaaingg. TELEVISION Shape, Fry BUMBLE BEE SWEET HEART SUNSHINE STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. lot Instead of by examination,* th TELEPHONE 9 P. M. Closed Wednes- FANCY UGHT MEAT ! be la to bold to the strategy untelmets would suii exist. SOUP .-I Noodle or KRISPY CRACKERS OPEN TODAY UNTIL 6 P. M. and Serve Tomato Vegetable TOILET SOAP A46 CENTER STREET TEL. 8059 •■nwinrao and dramauses by -There would sUll be somethin, days at noon. TUNA REO. SIZE BATH CAKE IN SERV-KRISPT-PAK 888 EAST CK,KTER 8HUEET 2-4343 ©PEN THURSDAY EVENING "HL 8 P. M. own croaaiac ot the paraUel, of • caste system, wrlth all 0 Regnlar C a r p e t C e n t e r l-Lb. Fkg. ECONOMY OPEN'FRIDAY EVENING T IL 9 P.M. te no Uotit upon General those able to go to college in on TELEPH^'K)«»L. ’£2" Me Can w 9 6 pkgo. S5c 3ror26e 13c 29c M. V bur’s qaerationa in North preferred classlflcatlun. OPEN WED.. TIIURB., FBI. I 'N ^ L • P. fsucli a strategy, of However, the difference between initiative," he thoM who go to college and Ufosc . : v V .A- vv,.,. ^ f .' PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. APRIL B, 1951

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- THURSDAY. APRIL 5. 1951 indictments against 8gt. La'wrenee as members of the mighty Mormon Ssturdajs-at ths famed, oval domed .7. Walker. 2fl. of March Air Force ■Mormon Tsbemscle on Temple Would Bar Hearing decision would be reached in the Mormon Head Dies empire flocked into Salt I.dikc city base. This would eliminate a. prq,- for the church's 121st annual Square, a Short distance from the, llminary hearing, at which some fact^ J1.V 0 to k«-or RolnB!^vho rfo not la an oxlatlng dlatln.,- next few days on the. type of family home where President may, In On Double Murder of the state’s evidence probably t o : .. Uion, not a new one being created. Truman Calls agency to handle these emergency- PERMANENT SALES OPPORTUNITY c nferonce. Smith wak bom April 4, 1870. ^^tkat U liiO ^ northward. Oil 81st Birlhdav rresident Tnimart commented would have to be disclosed. If there Is to be a certain num­ Connecticut born disputes for the next couple ' IN MAN.sntLD AND SURROl NDINfi TERRITORY At the age of 75, Elder Smith That Gcnrral MacArthnr should of months. that this nation has "lost a great 1 Riverside, Calif.. April 5 - tA’i-^ The Nstlonal Association for tlie' the BtH for ber of students left In the col­ Union Chiefs became church president May 21. Advsneement of Colored People has Coenti^ ^pralo b« able to do Uiis Is not incrrly Creation of a board of only\pub- Active man or woman to Hat, show and Bell Farms, llwiiirs and Salt Lake City, April .1—(/Ti — man." 1P41. He took office a week after ■ A legal move may help the district leges, they should be selected by ^ Ilc members — abandoning the Copntry Butineas Properties to people our Xntlnniil .\dvertlslng Church prc.sident slightly less : attoniev keep his evidence secret asked Loren Miller, of its nstloiial w i lUttHKO »V ^ the result of his own convictions, Yankee George Albert Smith, the kindly, the death of his predecessor. Heber legal'conimlUee, to aid In the de­ All the Family ■ raixTiNu ca. in u . the creation of special college quo- I three-way labor-manageihent- pub­ brings to you. than six years. Elder Smith had J. Grant, to become the spiritual iinlil tlie time of the trial Of the but, given those convictions, Uu' soft spoken eighth president of the U » « • ! • tas, to he selected by lot, rather By A. H. O. Will Discuss Organiz­ lic theory—seemed a likely compro­ Selections from your Uatings are advertised in neivspii|»*Ts. iiiag- been ill fof most of the winter fol­ leader of a million Mormon.#. ' Negro soldiiT accused ('f killing s fense. ^■nnW tir Uona. Inevitable result of the lack ot mise. azinee and In STROUTS Famous ftatalogs, whleh circulate hun­ Latter-Day Saints ( M orm on) lowing a virus tnfecUon attack. young couple in the desert near Walker la charged with rape, TBUMAT rCHGUauN than by a rating of one pha.se of ed Labor's Boycott o f His health ebbed since he returned David 6. McKay, who like Presi­ ■ kidnaping and murder In the slay- firm instructibns to him from The fact that no agency has been dreds of thousands of copies yearly from CooNt to CoaHt. Inter­ Church died at 7:27 p m. (9:27 p.m. dent Smith has traveled the world lie re .March 26 nw.. Tr*«k, 0#I> M«na«» Ihrir poteiillBl future worth and from hospital confinement in Feb- Dist. Attv. Willlsm O. Mackey jlngs of Richard and Doris Cook, . f iDwaa x ueioMt I. iiun. Washington or Lake Succc.a.s. Two years ago, the dentists of Defense Agencies In existence since the unions' walk­ viewing OlHees are maintained in the larger ritles. e. s. t.) Is-xt night at hts .Salt Ijtk e as s Mormon emlAsary.'ia the like- RIB CUTS UP TO 5 POUNDS iittainincnt. rtiary. 'both 18, of Los Angeles. StatemenU from President Tru­ Coniiceticul made the great apec- out to pass upon proposed wage A proOtable permanent connection with the World's I-argest city home. held ly sucoe.#sor to the high office. ' said ve.steriiay he will seek secret riMMlMa *r»ry * *< «'«• liicular iolibying effoit of the 1040 Advertisers of Country Real Estate; In business .11 years. A Death came on his 81st birthday Funeral services will be man and .‘Kocrctaiy Marshall, n Wnahington, April 5 -(>P)— Presi­ boosts which exceed the present u # Hoinliya Batand at tna .seishm of the General Assembly. wage control formula has led to near-by Salesman sold 24 properties In 19.10, earning .S7,li>8.01 ■—f, aBIca at Haaebaatar. Cobb., as this country. Iiave given the im­ Their object was to lurtail the dent Truman called in clileftains as his' share ot the commikslons. And, lias ulread.v made 18 g>BBad Claaa Mail Msttat.______Piaiiu Kccilul strike threats in a number of key pression that, although they did direi t, rel.ailing of dentures-by the of the big unions tiHlay to talk industries. sales In 19M; big season Just ahead. BUBBCKIPTTON BATB8 so-called dental laboratories. The over organized labor's boycott of $IU.UU not wlrh to issue any firm older to Those who submit acceptable applications will he Intcrxlewcd OM raat tnr ,•■■ ...... Is \S ell Keeeived issue, in oilier words, was oni* of I a.iai MaeArthur. their idea of policy defenae mobilization agencies. Editor Strangled locally. Preference given to applicants located or who can ^...r'T I "7~ PORK ROAST Bia MoBtiu-tiy Ball...... Spread nnuriKhinK mcol "nd . .1 i.ia; 1 limpet itioii. and the dentists The 18-man United Labor Policy locate' In amall town or on main highway. OBa mnnU By Mail ...... would be to make no mas.s cross­ wanted a law whleli would re­ that gtKKl meat flavor IhrouRh ..I i» i .‘showing remaikablo talent for committee (ULPC) arranged to Mlllbrae, Calif., April 5— (/Pi— L. 8. Bell tIMla Copy ...... st riit the inarkel to them.solves. LEAN SHORT SHANK SMOKED Waakly. By OaTtat ..... I ■ *> ing of the .tStli I'.srnllel. her youtliuil H years. Dona Ui- ronfor with the president today on Peter Loftus, editor and publisher more meals of (he week—ap- tl5ilU I STROl’T REALTY AtiE.Nt V 0 «to 4tl»v#r*C OHS Statements in Britain, from 1 v i.sta last evening luld tlio eon- They went after their ohjeetive the recently announced .Mohillza- of the weekly Mlllbrae Sun, was TENPtR pctizinRly a nd thriftily—hy with siieh a high-powered lobhy- liim Advisory committee. Under killed last night when his necktie 810 Old South Bldg. Boston 8. Mass. h b m m x k or various British officials, have gi\- lenlrated interest of her amlicnce serving more of the LOW- tliroughout her entm piiiiioforte In,". and pulilic'ily hn'iace that file plan announced by Mr. Truman caught in a press. He was rita aasotiATED pkes» en the British people the delinit' COST CUTS that are so de­ rfea /uanetatsu Pres, is aaclusireiy 1 ree.liil lield ill I lie South .Metlio- they lost it. Whatevei- rea.snn- at Key We.st tw o weeks ago, labor strangled. ! nhleiies.s tliere might have been in lb. aatlttad to tBa us# ol rapuBlieatioo oi impre.Hsion that, slthough no one I dial I'hapcl. would have four representatives on His wife, Anne, said he was liciously Rood for hriiisinR . . . -a oawa disoaUBas ered'ted to it o < wanted to Issui' a formal order t . liomia , IS till- diiugliter of .Mr. their aim was more or less ob- an overall policy coniniittee of 17 working alone. pot-roastihR . .. stewing. Only ■Si^tBe^isa -radlted m th'» Paw l..Clued hv the lavish and expen- members. None of them liave yet Loftus, a native of Ireland and a SHOULDERS that elTcet, theie was gem raJ and .Mrs. .lo.ie|ih IJ. LaVistii of a knife cut separates these M d also tbs loe news P’'*’"*",''’ |sive mil lire of their campaign been named. graduate of Columbia University, ail ncnts of * ubiicatior ol ,peciai L'mled .Nations agreement that 1 li'.ij .North .Mam .stiert and ii .stii- EAST HARTIOHI) tender, tasty, savory cuts atfpatrftes Herein ar« else r,.-ersea. d*‘Ii| in .liimor Iliglt sehool. 'Phey rnrefiillv hired a disttu- The ULPC direeted iLs members founded the Sun in 1938. j u S LEAN MEATY ^ the reeoncpie.sl of .Nortli Korea Ttiat .she ns imnsieiilly ini hue 1 ; giiished t.ihhyist from each aide lo withdraw from all defcn.se agen­ r : from the more costly ones. run ssprlcs 'll ol N E A 9or». } f r i would not be attempted. wins deinoinstialed in her ere.lit- of tlie pohlieal feiire They stage- cies on Feb. 28 In a dramalie split TELEPHONE 8-3231 They all come from the same ahle perlormaiii e of la.sl evening. managed a Irrmendoiis he.arlng with the Truman administration high quality meat for which **rublMera ta. Mirnn ’ hy W. A. Iliey niiiiiiiged to over-do It. Economic Stabilizer TSrlc John- BLOCK STYLE— BONE IN •rora appaarini 'n ad Tliev raised siieh ainnfniositli'.re AT Ol it LOW PHICLS. typoKreon'cal eipinoeiilly lonviyed to t;enei,il ! Mozart uas given tier liest eflorl.- .ston last night told reporters he Mrtisemants and otnet raadmt ma'tei. J.’to'll I lielllselx es llllfl lilelr llill had all hut given iqi effort.s to bring Is Tba Uanodartat Brenin* Herald. .MBi Althin It III diploiiial.s eiiie uith a Hiililety ot sliading that t would do eiedit to a more sen.son- that, uhen tioxeriior li-iwli's Uie nation's top niniiagemenl and ' _ , I not make iiii (h« i mind to give ' M toeil it. Iisl-u', Kom ■ relallxelv Thursday, April 0 ‘ ; ei| studollt. labor spoke.^nien into ngrenient o f definite iii.sti lu lion.s to lienei al Playing her entire piogriuii nilnor piiase of llie hill as his tlie remolding of a wage stabili­ MaeArthur he remains quite freeiH,,;,, nK-moiy I>onnii showed rare reason, not «‘\eii an iimended zation board wliich eoiild handle All Weather xersloii eoiilii gel to file light of ninhilizatlon disputes between now FRANKFURTS 2lu*NiSs IsoUtionist NeiRhbors. Too to ii.se his own judgment. It ahoul I ' idnlity for her age in attempting . CHUCK ROAST'^ 7 3 ' dav In the eloslni- hours of the and June .10th. when the present •niere are Isolationists In the be apparent hv this time, that in pn'gnim If she ; session. Tile lohliv U'lis still Defense Production act expire.#. NO riNIS i (MinlmuoM aloM^; the linoM | WfMNT POPLIN FRESH NATIVE FRYING United States Senate, and there .-nil h aitualions he always will iisi I MtrrUfMl in In.st rwnim^'.s ivcita! j so pov;iTfiiI lliiii If did ennie i Johnston said it was possible a elose lo gelling the nieiisure lip irociMO MSN CANNED HAM m. his own judgment, whalexei uii slit* \m II flfi wrll lo follow hrr am- ' a n isolationists among the twen- for aetioii In a si-sslon Mhleh | tjT'.one American republics, too ofTulal mlimatiiin.s of policy au t'ltioii to make music lur cairrr. didn’t even ailopf a stale hiid- . LEAN RIB FRESHLY SI.ICEn current in the home atmosphere, i ^s she matures her leelmg for. get, Imt lime nils niiiiiiiig out, JACKETS Even while the United Stale.- ■ srn.-;tivity of conifn’Miiion anil < tiy any audience she may enter- nfl" with ' c a J** VEAL CHOPS u, 7Se BACON V I ARMOUR'S SKIM.ESS •saigning any additional Am eri­ quantily. whu.se theories and m- taui the dentists. conferring with tliem. and apparently reaching I Asthma? • TW O -W AY STRETCH 4 5 can troops to Europe, the confer­ tentioiis are very clear. If Wnsli -...... - i TOP ' I'rinie infoi niiil agi'i-.’ment on the| SANSON’S ASTHMA • LAUNDER EASILY ' SLICED BACON lb. 59c ence of the American republics st 1-ake .duecess want to | FRANKFURTS lb. 65e ingloii III Dealha Lunt [Sight iiiitiire fif a t'ill xxhich would not REMEDY TUB BUTTER QUALITY LH. Washington was witnessing a rotram tiiiii. they will have lo be opposed, at some time in the • WEAR LONGER Has helped man.? people move against s United States futitvo. Hut the dentists, unfor­ make liear doiiaion.s of their own. lead a norms I si’ttvr life hv . INVISIBLE Salt Lake City (Jeorge Allierl giving. became another of those I.ARGE proposal that these nations of this This they liave not done. removing the italnfnl symp­ .Smith, 81. president o f flu l-atter- sneeial group.# entering the po- GRADE A DOZ. 63c / I* I I 1-POUND CAN LIBBY'S hemisphere maintain themselves , llticnl li.sls against Bowles, toms ol asthma. • SEAMLESS FRESH EGGS Uay .Saints (Mormon I in readlneas to assist the enforce- | c nun 11, jigp (|,p aportsmen. they START USING IT since 11M.1, spiritual leader of more Buy Duribillinit and en|oy FRKSHI.Y s i j c e u FRESHLY SLICEP ment of United Nations law \ The College I,)eferineni Plan are .again at the Capitol, thia time TODAY than a million .Mormons and a di.s- as one of the groups whleh "did the fullest meosur* of re­ everywhere In the world. | tant relative of Jo.seph .Smith, who l.h. No cute turning of inlelleclual it. " meaning the defeat o f Bowles, NEW LOW TRICE! lief from voricose veins , SpicBd Hsin i.b. 59c Swiss Cheese Just as some members of the , founded .Mormonlsm in l.SJO. He lids time, f.utiinately for their 11 Corned Beef Hash 3 9 corners- such as the c Inlm that It swollen and tired tegsond MEI'NSTER Senate think that we should de­ was born in Salt Lake City. enuse, they have adopted a some- For Sale at the Following i FRESin.Y SI.irED F:4r ^ mm______— ------Is only a deferment, or the claim I-afayette, Ind. James I. Me-iI what different approarh. They 1 fend only ourselves—or fight Com- I Manchester Omt Stores; other lea conditin"* nr.TTY CKOOKBR tlial. .since .some education must Mahan, .■'a'l. of .Santa .Monlra, C a lif.,' t,nvp limited their open employ- Luxury Loaf M). 55c Cheese CONN, g k a i h : a i .a k <;K munlsm only in Asia so there For Spring, water repellent cotton poplin jacket In gay colors. be continued, it is only logical to ro-foiinder of the nationwide furnl- nienl of lobhvists to one. Their q r i.N N ’S FH AIIM ACY nre some South American nations lure store i liain I'enring hi.s name, expendituie is more mode.st. They Tel tise It has full length zipper, button cuffs and elasticizcd wai.stlme. continue it willi tho.se who are CRUSTQUICK 2 for 27c who think they should plcdgi- and a form er pres ,lent of the .Na- have not been going so conspte- NORTH EMI FHAKMAUV Wonderful for teen*, for school and college, for outdoor wear for doL 65c he.'t suited for it can hide, foi EGGS themseWes to nothing beyond a lioiial Retail Furniture a.s.socia- iioiislv through the motions of Tel H.148 ever>’ age. Maize, dark brown, red, aqua or grey, .size.# 12 to us, the ba.sic fact Involved In Pna- tiim. Me was horn in Rochester, trying to buy somelliing. They CENTER PHAR.MACY defenae of this hemisphere. (SJjSdcfVLb 20. 48 Co«at Ident Trunian'.s order for the de- Ind are treading more softly, featur- Tel 42IW FIKST FOOD SPK.C'IAI. BI.K.ND riRflT FOOD Either brand of isolationism Is I fermcnl of l ollcgo atudents on a Buenos Aiica Albetto I'apiilo. ing the more niodeinte and more WEI.ININ PKIIO Prescription Pliamtacy Closed Monday. Open Tuesday through Saturday poor policy. This is one world, 79, general manager of La Naelon, dignified anproach. Ttl. 8821 COFFEE I ba.sis of their setiola.stic standing ,\nd If the twifl approach • tSO A. M. to 8:80 P. .M.; Friday to H:.10 P. M. and any sensible policy, on the one of .Irgentina s major remain­ 901 Main St„ Tci. 3321 lb. 77c TEA BAGS 43c ■ or tiirtr perfoi luanee m special ex- works on their main object— Featuring Free Oellverv COFFEE part of any nation, snywherr. has ing independent lie.\spapcra. I aminntiona. I’ ari.i I'*aul Miaccolibi, .a.'i. fo r­ the piiHsiige of the hill they lost Introductory Price to recognize that fact. lust lime—they have an extra mer rabinet minister wtio opposed I This basic fa d is tlial a young iHMin for themselves in quiet re- The best hope for peace In Uie ] capilnlatlon to Cermany and lied On Our New Rich QUART BOmE ROYAL SCARLET I American a chance of life or death s4-r\e. Tills is reported to be a world Is the kind of world law en­ to Cor.sica where he orgnnlzeil a is to lie regulated by his intelli- nieiisifre w lileli w ould effect tlie Full Bodied forcement which Is now being at- ] Free French Force. ' genre quotient. If he is .smart raising ot a fence almiit the i tempted in Korea. state, against the easy entry ot NAPIER BRAND enough, he enjoys a lesser chance Delay Bridge Opening But under the views which are woiild-be pnietltloners coming of losing his life. I f he is dumli Shelton. April .1 /P' The new from other slates. Like every held by aome Senators, and by COFFEE [ICE Commodore laiiae Hull bridge PRUNE JU other nrofesstonal group In the 1 enough, he must encounter a L 9 ‘ some South American statesmen, spanning the Hoiusatonic river be­ heavier ehanee of losing his life. A state, their oh(ectlve Is monop- the action In Korea would be ruled tween this city and Derby cannot olv. and they consider them­ Cqatento Only percentage^degree. one way or lh,i be put In aerxdcc before Ortober A. O. PFTEIISEN'S ASflORTKD out. Real collective security ac­ selves late and mild in their other, ran make the differenoe. beciui.se of a lack of funds with amlilllon in eomnarlson with tion, real enforcement of world The good thing about this is. ot j which to construct the approaches. most other slmlhir groups. law, would be an Impossibility. 1 Highway Commi.s.sloner Albeit TOMATO JUICE pL 29c SODAS 3 for 32c course, that il does preserve our SAVE 20% TO 40% ICE CREAM It is quite true that botli the ; Hill told a meeting liere last night. college.#, and enable tliem to con­ Tile money, he told tlie gathering. tvoer Senate debate and the debate m BREEN BEANS ” “ tinue their film tinning I including the mayors ol four A** the Pan American conference ' Naugntiii k valley commiinilies, VEBETABLES tm!lcxn CALIFORNIA ICEBERG have been concerned with instru­ ^ But it i.s not. it seems to us, the will Mot lie axailatde until Uie dc- honest or the basic way of accom­ i purtment'.s budget has been np- ments of policy which are them I , plishing this g'ood end. U is not Piuvcd by the legialature. APRIL CARPET CLEARANCE CARROTS A PEAS selves anachronistic. The Nort.fi heads Atlantic Pact, under which troops even a goral way " f giving extra Occan.s occupy about 14.1,000,- • DISCONTINUED PAHERNS protection to this mitmu .s mo.st (loq square miles or 72 per cent ol RED KIDNEY BEANS 2 are going to Europe, and the I’nn- LETTUCE earth's surfai e. • ENDS OF ROLLS ^^m erican Pact, under which w-‘ iisetiil future citizens, polentia!!' APRICOT NECTAR are asking our nelghbor.s to pledge speakiir;, for if there is one thing • REMNANTS RED RIPE CELLO. PACK themselvea, are both regional ar all instiluthuis of learning encoun- rangements which can evenlually trr again and again it is that in- •49 DOnOE. '47 nOI»(iE • SOME IRREGULARS have no real place in the woriri , lelhgenee tests or even full schol­ R(wliii and healer. ( lean ear*. Trade or terms. 9 package Which must. If it is to be pt aeeiul astic reiords are of only limite 1 Dr*ss Up Your Floort for Spring With Thes« At Our Produce Dept. valiii in meiisuring tlie eventual TOMATOES and safe, recognize Uie United .Na- RALPH MOTOR SALKS VVonderful Carpet Values! Uona as the main channel (or se- ' fruitfidnes id an indix. liial. 5.1 MIndsor Ave.. Rnektllle EXTRA SPECIAL! Open I'ntll ft IV M. COAL - COKE curity eflorta. The obUgation.s i As for till' mam protdeni. w PINK SEEDI-ESS NEW SOUTHERN which both the Senate and some iglit ti In iilCe to preserxe on* South American countrie.s wouid |Cidlegrs and lo pies' ixe Ue- nglil GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 29c " s n - l : '" '' like to shirk under these regional , of American yoiiU] to sonii thiii" LARGE. EXTRA FANCY lbs. treaties should eventuslly oe 1 hke jta full and normal ctiancc at i made binding under the United develupmcnt. Without .setting up GREEN PEPPERS 2 lbs. 29c CABBAGE Natlotu Charter, with every na­ an mtUloclual i asle s\sii iu wi.uh ( L.ARGE BUNCH tion clearly responsible (or the attempts to p n -iu d y how iis. iiil TENDER WESTERN maintenance ot peace anywhere individual Ane-iuans nie g.iim; PASCAL CELERY 10c ■Bd everywhere. lo be. which allol.s chann s uf in, V FANCY McINTOSH or NORTHERN SPY lY)at Is the practical truth of or death in a deinm raiy on tli bunches the world situation sven now. Tlic basis of those diltereiuis m n.'n * Sd APPLES 3 lbs. 29c sooner it Is tormalized, and put which come (rum nature and tmii, • 9x 12 RUGS CARROTS 2 forward as clesr policy and cleai God. We are parlu ulai ly A large selection at lower priere. Price. n- ■ * * - , r ^ * Y£S! teqponsiblllty, the less sectional tjerned over the pos.siluhtx ihn double Oil. l u T CALIFORNIA GREEN bolding back the world will en- the introducllun id siicli a prim • BROADLOOM IN OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT In eeunter. pie, in the guise uf an eincie,n, 7mm/ 9 and 12 Ft. Widths Featurod — Fr*sh From Hi# Oven Every Day— measure, may i.stnhhsn a perimi nent precedent. Delicious • AXMINSTER TWIST ----- item Into Norlh Korea We are quite awai'- that uur PEPPERS AND WILTON FANCY PASTRIES I f the statesmen of the western •ire for some other sohiUfui ot i:. cm 1$ tRRirkI rsfuae to give General Mac- problem is one most diffieull t QUALITIES — '^‘*eaj Get Some . . ■ For Sure . . . Tonight! CALIFORNIA In Many Dlfforcnt SIzpm. Artbur clear Instructions, he la meet. For, lo state the truth '«> n t Of there Is not too much basic dil- dooj p p t t o b * blamed for following hts Heavy Outy 27 ’nvay, •am Instincts. ference between sui h a pi upused DOOR MATS bunch B s was following bis own in- distinction between coUege stu­ BROCCOLI ptbMtS, the oUwr day, when he dents and any distinction as be­ SmoU ~ $1.96 J s ^ id bis way fifteen miles Into tween college students and non­ SUPER RCA YteroR Larga — $2.89 lldrth Korea, and then proclaimed college students. In true fairness, MittiOfJ'pfzooF retev/isiofsj room 1b*t bs bad no intention of hav j tliere should be no greater defei Save your rugs and floor iB f tbs United Nations army in ment privilege for those whos by hax'ing one of these on t a your doorstep. MARKETS tl itorsa jrtsU up the initiative it j wealth or natural attributes hav. FOOD baa S«hlsvod. 1 enabled them to go to college ui Manehester’s. Own Carpet Specialty Store '.^.TIllS tHp and this statement | all than there la for other tumn aocompanled by the first Americans. K\-en if enough co' 308 Main Street Open Daily 9 A. M. 974 MAIN STREET FREE PARKING Ja m s oroasiog of the 38Ui parallel lege defeiments to permit th Aiyr^i-iFN h H to 5:30 P. M., Thurs- bardar bjr Unltad states troops, continuation of our college.# FIRST FOOD BminnER'S At Middle Turnpike ivi 1 I f l A r l i 1 Upatb Kortan troops having made should be granted by quota and vnCiiJ Eil\ day and Friday until SUNSHINE STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. TELEVISION Shape, Fry BUMBLE BEE * LItTOirS SWEET HEART oriftaal crossings. lot instead of by examination, ih. TELEPHONE 9 P. M. Closed Wednea- FANCY LIGHT MEAT [,L( be Is to biold to ths strategy CAIID "I Noodle or TOILET SOAP KRISPY CRACKERS C46 CENTER STREET unfairness would still exist. OPEN TODAY UNTIL 6 P. M. days at noon. andjServe O W r t Tomato Vegetable dramatises by REG. SIZE BATH CAKE IN SERV-KRISPT-PAK ©PEN THURSDAY E V E N IN ^ L R R M . There would sUll be somethint. S8S EAST CENTER STREET 2-4343 TUNA Regnlw O A. ECONOMY OPEN' FRIDAY EVENING T IL 9 P. »1 oem croaslBg ot the paraUel, of B caste system, with ell ot arpet enter l-Lb. Pkg. 29c TELEPHONE 8IB1 C C Can tv96 3*«,.85t 3 26c 13e is BO lim it upon General those able to go to college in one T * ^ 21e OPEN WED., TIIURS., P'R!. I'N T IL • P, M. r's operattona in NoKh preferred cleasifloeUun. ^aueb a strategy, of However, the differenee lielween ha iaiUaUve," he those who go to college and those V W PAGE NlNl MA^HESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, APRit B, 19B1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. APRIL 6. 19Sl - proposed to pul the Infornmllon fsss 1 have been oatoundod at the 'daily newspaper and radio alallon m-coiupanyuig doeuinenls to any Riiiith; I vs. Wni. J. Cox: Reginald' 11. ' v6. Christian Gilbert; Irene Marsh of professional and businessmen, acquired by reading the whole re-' ilatem enU attributed to you In the Ajipeal from Probate, estate bon-. I Smith vs. Rose Riilcp bankers, clergymen, city, town FALSE TEETH ' in New Fngland. and to dally newa- editor of your acquaintance jir ^ F A R M S w u bom In RockviUf March 2^ Chappell vs. Richard D. Smith; vs. Chri.Htlan Gilbert: J Neil E. other qimlifled^perscn experlencad port or any part of it. press, some based upon yoiir ao- na^tu'ren Sherman; Nettle Rem- i Francis G. Clark vs. Joseph Osao; officiaUl and others wdll attend the SalcK Engineer 1 H l t S S a X O ll -S ' papers In New York City. 1M7, a (iaughter of Herman M d Horace E. VVe.st et als va. Frank Gocjdrich et al.a vs. Earl A. Basset. That Looaen in handling hews material. ^ High BUuMtorda cttlled "report " On the steel mill Mary (Thuemmler* Gro»e and had klewics vs. James Gallo: Arthur Elmer W. Prentiss vs. Anne Co- I Chamber of Conunmeg meeting. Kapla Concern Jj ___^______" I' -mmax-a-n m eau -waa'M^* 1"la * • would particularly call to project, and'others attributed to H O M E S lA sk v iU e C. Passmore Jr., vs. Girard J. hen: Claudius V. Pendleton vs. .1. Kupchuiio.s; Marian p'ranklin Need Not Embarrass ^ l l l l i l l V l H l 1 1 f Y 4 vour attention the box in black "The coiu|)lete original F.co- "The F.conomelrie Institute is a{ lived In thta city all her life. She The April meeting ot >he Rock­ iVZX-XX M. X llV * A » a p iT 7 J • ^ „ f cuiiinin letters or inteevlews.. Dr. Neal-an I II H I Richard; Albert Reiitter vs. Mary Lang: John J. Carey va. et al vs. Francis T. O'l^oiighlin; nonietric Institute report is a rescarrh organlratlon that ad-, w aj employed In the .lo.seph Fracchla Vs. Blanche ville Chamber of Commerce will Advertisement Many wearers,, of false teeth havt his statement pointed out oome of BUSINESSES ^foseph K. Howsi-d et ux; Charles , Leonard Clark. - .A'New Dlrewtory Is Low Bidder * two. iiagc Ihicc of the June issue Ivpewiitten document in two vol- heres to the highest professional! menl al THe Hnrlaimim « H l - w Wliite; Arthui Aiulrcti||^i is. Lhw- be held this evening at 6:30 p. m. suffereri real emliarrassment berause the gross Inaccuracies contained We Solicit V o«r UatIngD Rt. Pierre vs. .Itilik Kotach: Jury cases. Henry J. McFar- A new telephone directory for their plate dropped, slipped oi; wobbled of our .N'ew.s Letter, the ivigc on uimA. replete with many alalis- 4fl yeara. She w aa a m em ^r o f the rcncc E. .Miller: Aithur 1. West al the Italian Friendship club on and ethical standards The N ew , 111 your report, and i-oncluded with i-Trst Lutheran churcK. She is sur- | Joseph Grossman vs. Miklos Bar- lane vs. Neal Andiews: Lloyd Rockville is being delivered at Just the wrong time. Do not live in New England Council Is which the full text of Ur. Baker's Heal tables and other voluminous England Oounclr is regarded in Dwyar Products, ine. * .MoslevVft als vs. W illiam G oyelte vs. uChristopher n n siopiin uienuey.GIcnney; xClaire m.i ,r .1 Kingsburyrx.i.s-u>...- avenue. ^ ‘ ''T e . group7",‘. i o i..;. » use it until after 7 fear of this '-appenlng to you. Just addie.s.s begins, in which we stated the suggestion that you withdraw vlved bv s alater-in-law, Mrs. Ins; Nellie Gsrrifon va Robert To Do Special Road matter, aggregating. In the total, New England as an honorable WEST STREET BOLTON sprinkle a little FASTEETn. the alkt- we wouUl send to any per.son in- hundreds of pages. It was iiei- the charge that the Council was Marv G r ^ of Rockville, nieces, i Garrison; Frank Luthl Admi . vs. ‘Astounded’ at Report body, whose affairs are conducted phone Post llne (non s. ld) powder, on your,plates. Repair Work for Re* toir.«ted "H 4T-pago niincograiihed Hier necessary nor iirnoticable for eiiiliv n! .suppressing the iinfavor- PHONE 58'Z0 ! Mrs^ Berths Ecker of Vernon, Ernest J. Brlghem; Jeanette 9 Ilolua false teeth more ftfiitly. so they ] by honAUable met,. Aa an officer Information Basis dmuiuent eontainii* a summary Hie Coiincll to publish this docii- alile flmlmg. of the Econometric I Mrs Klixabfth .lohnson of Man- Bogll vs Emil Bogll: Geoige H. ssl f 1 : i::'.» i?"= s s r s feel more comforti-ble. Does not sour. maindrr of the Year and salarlec enqiloye of the Couii- telephone numbers will become Checks "plate odor" (denture breath), of fiiiding.s, conclusions and rcc- iiic-nt In full. However, it has ie|Miii It has nut come to my at­ tester Mrs. El.ale Wlnkel of Nor- , Telford et als vs. Eleanor <3. Alexander Riichecki vs. John J. ! chiislian Gilbert: John Carl.son the meeting will be open to all I ------I ' cll, I would not he permitted hy MiM Stose E. Jelinek ' udeh; al.xo nephews, Waller Gross i Berggien: John Rtrimike el si va. effective st the same time. (Jet rASTEETtl st any drug store. In a letter addrei'sed to Profes­ oniiiiciulatlons" of the Kcotinmic lieeii . our . pract ire ever since \he tention that yon have withdrawn Frank Hoher et al; Michael R |.Svlrk: The Alexander Jarvis Co. vs. CTirislian Gilbert: Lily WIegert . those intere.stcd. Repjjsentst.ves Tho Frank 8. Kapla company j, Iiistilutc report. Ib is summary them, supposing for a moment, Nii.H-rEn H m Been With Com­ of Rockville and Harry Flamm of sor O. Glenn Saxon of New Haven. report w,as recetveil in this office this charge, hut I certainly trust • f Hartford wn* the low bidder I uas prepared not by the ( ouncll. to iiiaUe its full text available to that 1 might wish to do so, to dla- that you will feel it la now wholly FRESH FROZEN Rockville with whom she made her I who recently entered the steel but bv Hie Institute itself. tort. withhold or pervert In any pany Neariy 39 Years iLinoiix four- conatructlon Arm* | :iii\OMr who eared to spend the in nrdei fur vini to do so. In view I home. The fimersi will be held Fri­ mill discussion with assertions the Sought |•^lbllcllv manner any document which the POULTRY day at the White Funeral Home. liiiie to come into Hits office and III the material evidence I am sub. , aak«d to submit tenders on Man- | ! New Kngland Council "suppressed" "If Hie iilxivc niiteiial i'\idciice t’oimcll desired to place before the aockviUa, April 5— (Special i I Elm street Rockville. Rev. Gordon - information dealing with the steel KH I It in wti'ile or in part I uniting herewitli m ilisproof of. Chester road repair work for the , fails to ciiiiviiu c yon tbal, far liehcve Dr. Neal has followed Hir people of New England The Eco- KOASTKUS ! ...... 1b. 56c aai— Roae B. Jelinek, of 30 Tal- I Hohl will officiate. Burial will hr null situation, COTincil Vice I’ lesi- from 'piipres.smi:' tbr Fcoiuniit-tric \oni arcus,iliiii ' ! f eott avenue, chief operator of the ■ in the family plot in Cfrove Hill remainder of this year as bids same praclK'e in his ofTire at Hie I iioiiietnc Institute w nild not liavr IVORY SOAP ' dent Dudley Hannon today liil report in part m wbole. we ilid CAI*ON8 and , Bockville telephone e.xchange renieterv. Friends may call at the were opened yesterday. General ' back at the professor Slid his l-'ederal Reserve Hank, and 1 re­ accepted the Council as Its client Manager George H. Waddell has our utmost, in conforiiiitv wiUi tail tliat we told a nniiiher of 1n- CAI*ONETTES ...,1b. 64c U aiBoe 1933 and a telephone em­ funeral home Thursday from .6 to It Floats ‘ sources of informatioji. I had It not had eoniplele confidence I9.Y0 sTri»Fn.\Rr,ns ployee for nearly 39 years, will re- contracted with the Kapa Ornv ] the he.sl esiahlished practices and ,cinm-rs. located In or ne-ir New Hial any report I niaile lo us 9 p. ni. PLtmp Reciting evidence to show thi (■’ ) Sedans. ( I ) t uiiiie fhaiii- Delivered In Manrhraler York, Hint Hiey had mir pernils- 5 i» next week following the con- Canteen (Xiiirae which has done previous worK New England Council has ""1 ' ■f/'\l'\'iIp*'wuieM*'m I would he dealt with m full hones­ Friday Evenings Ciri iW POVUHY here, for the period April s m withheld information,/,armonsi|idl<"^t f ^^^ .--loii to go lo Hie offices of the pluli. rillly e6|lll|i|ie(l. varalon of the Roc-kxille exrhanpe 'I’lic third in tlu' C.xniccn Coiir', ty. fsin.e.ss and frankness Fall After 5 P. M. Ki ciiioiiiei in liisliinte its*lt and to dial operation. .series sponsored by the Rockville JSnuary 1. 1952. I "Uke most other people In New [he "certainly trusts' it is m order I>> ' possible Wading of aiithori- rerpirst Hiat they he alloweti to R.xi.ni Moroii s a l e s ■ She entered the employ of the Chapter of the .Aineiuan Red Atiiong Four firms were asked t" bui. for Professor Saxon "to withdraw ,iie reonrt bv England, 1 have known of your H. A. FRINK exniiniie Hie eoniplele docunirnt .5.% Windsor \\e., Itm-k\llle oompanv in 1912 soon after lenv- 1 CYo-ss and taught hy Mias Cora H, but only two submitted figure*. 1/ the charge the Council is guilty ol ‘^^InWr ‘ W tim N - v Fnghind . arliviHes in education and In pub- C. L. Hale Construction Com- aii‘1 we did not even ask them I" 0|>en I ntll 9 P. M. Sullivan Avenue—Wspplng laC'Htsh tchool. starting at the Wehh Is being held this afternoon suppressing Information. nieinu - w-ould siic- I lie affairs for many years, I con- local switchboard. The next year IVORY SOAP Best Food Danv of this town offered to do tell ns to what use, if any. they I at the Talcollville ehureh J. M. Tillman ' ^W errlnl to the Saxon steel ni.il uds lei er^nd ahe became a long distance opera­ I Mrs. Ros< oe Frenrh of Vernon utilityU l l l l S J - ditchv i i s s . , work — ^------at - - $2 - 20 per- j _ finding as ' Your so-called report, " tor, and after aen-ing In thl.^ capa­ will he Hie h-iidei a’ the meeting It r.(5oif Harmon writes as follows: city for about five years she was of the Tiiml'lehriH.k .\eiglilioi hood hail*rng.Wnd laying pavement, T^e d^m'I icI^ M*^BnBgrr,* "'Since, according to statements Kapla company bid $2 per .squaie Aten-. ■ ( pj,„.,pg com- published in various Connecticut promoted to supervisor. In 1926 Group in Veinon tlii.x evening at 6A outs 10'■ ' Mrs. Guy Lombardo ahe became assistant chief oper­ ■7:10 p m. when the siihjr, I will vai^d for utility ditches and $4 of * ator and oucceeded Mrs. Mary .S. : be Ijimp.shadea Fatirie. ■per ton for hauling, and laying pany J* Tillman as'^'sales i continuing to accuse the New Eng- Compares Blue Bonnet Fitagarald ss chief operstor seven Kiiperlor Coiiri ^vem enta. The Jarvis Con- n.ent of "W clm le land Council of "suppressing" the structlon company and T D. Colla I Kngineer. H . p,,„i„rls and Kcononietrtc Institute report to years later. At tl.' session of the Tolland —Always Puts It On! Miss Jelinek says she has no ( ’oiinty .-iiipeiinr roiiit to tie held PERSONAL IVORY did not bid. __ . Rhode Island :'*s in 1948. colircrnmg the •stah- special plans except to take a vest. on l-'i’idav. Stniting at Id a m. , Is foi Special Mark Nordstrom i lUhnienl of an intcgialed sled "M y work with the telephone com- The town handles most of its and t ‘ ’"''I'' mill in New F.ngland. I am seiul- as-ii.'nnie'il'. uill be m.sde from , To be a qooa cu-,’. tcoa oDkeen work itself with the Mr. Tillman received his en . . . . . - pany has been my principal inter- Sr !- .•x.on ing you herewith, by regisleicd Manchester Public Market (lie f illnwinp I'.'t ■ I m e of**lts owm staff and equip- gineering degree from Stanford V att for many years." she states I'ourl rnsex. .Anthniiy .Mariejko i please your palate as -A-ell mail, tangible evidence to con­ ment. The work now contract- | fniversity in 1948 "I shall miss the hustle and bust> ' William S M sdja Edith H. I 19' as your purse . . . g.ve you trary. First and Foremost at the A*P’s For Is that occa.sioned hy the m the V S. Navy He later "This evidence consists of the •“ o f the busy operating room, hut Kiniie vs i' E Kurnhold; Vir- ^ Next to '/o'ur money's wortii cl de..- opening of local highways for va-[joined Rockwell ^’ 7 ' h?s‘ Vra hf ' ■ Next to most of all I shall mtss the msin ginis I, Russell v« Harold W : riotis tvpc.s of repairs .and iitihty : Compaiiv and leieiied his tra xhe June. 1948, i.ssiie of om Public Market is the desire to friends and associale.s in the com- R-i.«.«,ll Kenneth B, .«herm.aiiaj nous, nutritious eating. And pany with whom I hsve \^orkej ^ installations by individuals. In : jng at Hie home England News Letter. In A&P’s chickens, ducks and Luch openings, the town requires burgh. Penn., before being trans- give complete satisfaction. for so long.” beginning on (lage three, CAMAY SOAP that the opening and closing of ferred to the Boston disUict office we piescnl the complete text of . Tribute to Miss Jelinek's effiri- "LOW-PRICE, turkeys certainly fill the bill! mLITBL at tnr V6|6s.....r* — __ .„„ w ' w Mr Tillman „will ill reareside de In n ManMan- OBcy as a ehlsf operator and to her 1919 sTi nmAKERR the road he done at pnvate ex the address of Dr. Jacob Baker, i You are assured always of full x-5ic;n They're so plump and meaty 1 cheater. Connecticut. j vice president of TTie Econometric ' many faithful years of service was CJi Sedans. ( I ) Club Coupe. penJte. . paid to hei^esterday tn- Paul M. . . . so tender and tificty . . . The call for contract rates Is ! In.stitiite, delivered tfi the 91st I value for every penny you Beaiilifiil eondllliin. 13' to determine which firm the towm and to arrive at a stated late at Ciiiarteily Meeting of the Coiinell | ^ Zom, general traffic mar.-iKcr for and so attractively priced. i? the company. KAI.I'M MOTOR SALES will authorise to do this work which it will be done anywhere in Poland Spring. Maine, on June ' spend. MI "W * are very grateful to her Windsor .A\e., Rockxdlle LOW-PROFIT POLICY Enjoy these budgel-streto.-,- town In order that Individuals ,y in which he siinmiarir.ed the wilt be able, to eatmiate the cost i findings of the I institute, both iin- In said, "for the splendid loyalty 0|ien I ntll 9 F. M. ing birds often! f piid devotfem to duty she has of private Jobs Involving road f.avorable ami favorable. Seveiilt , abown. and we are proud to ha\e CAMAY SOAP onenings and closings. i five hundred copies of this issue ' ll been associated with her WANTED ‘ . ______- - j of our News Letter were dislnliti- Accept an invitation from Mrs. G.iiy Retiring at the aanic time next „ r »i_ ! ted to the members of the Council 50i'(=r. S.Tibctnor Corr.p'.exion Gives You Food Buys Galore! Insurance Man otheVs throughout the New Lombardo. Comjiare BLUE Bonnkt PUBLIC MARKET Native week will be Mi.ss .lelinek's sister. Margarine with any spread at anf) y tM Mildred Jelinek. and Mias A BOY 16 OR OVER ------England community. *2 e»»n “ * 9#0 k ' price, l.ike the band leader's wile, Chtherlne T. RuUlvan. Ndh of | It'a in rjet a hlc haF*;otful of b'.iys when­ TO WORK West Bovlston, Maas . April 8— i "2 A mimeographed copy of the IP).„ Svdney E. p- Lewla. tjuvis 52, 52 of of Wor- Wor- compieie complete lexi text OI of n Dr. r , nas. Bsker's ie ad youyou'll ll mve love iiwthe delicate, iuniiy-sweet ■ r whom are supervisors at the j ever yo'i yr.cr at A'*,r, '.'.ci r.e' profit ■wltchboard here. Miss .lelinek has ON DAIRY FARM ‘ - • ^' , ,u T ev-ei dress which was distributed to all jiarorJiaror ofof thisthis fine-quality fine-quality all rrgflobirrrgrtablr Better Beef Milk Fed Veal cesler. supervisor for tne iraxei- attending the meeting on ^afgarine. You'll appreciate Bt,lF. about 36 years' service with the or. ■-c-.r a"'.'.a; ..' !y a : p.’.ny! Fo: A.’^F -...■te'R Full or part time, steady margarine. You'll appreciate BLUE ers Insiii ani e Co., in that city, 1,,^^ ,S at Poland Spring, Including ...... company while Mias Sullivan hss B o n n e t s nulrition. No other spread ylcrowi.jc n :.:.jrpa.' of .:e:r..' work all year round. died of a heart attack yeaterday all representatives of the press lb. 69c T more than 23 yesrs. They holh DUZ for bread is rieher in Vitamin A the Detter Trimnic9, Oar Owa Sager Cured I DONELESS TO ROAST atarted as local operators Miss •very day, i.-.s’p-ud of "ist n few weex end Apply In Person shortly after stopping his car w-ho were present. . year around! .And you'll welcome its Jellaek was promoted to Jimioi 364 Bidwell Street alongside the rosd. He previously ‘ "3 The press release base(1 on real eeonomy! So buy Blue Bonnet .spe.-iolF, ' and q'iaian'ees al! adver':.red prices represented the Insurance com- , Dr. Baker's manuscript, issued by CORNED DEEP OREAST OF VEAL TO .STUFF lb. 49c ■upervlsor in 192.1 and hecaine a Will furnish board and and get "all 3” - Flavor! Nutrition! I supervisor in 192.'> while .Miss .-Sul­ for o fu'.! wpf>g pven tric .qh rrarket pricer qo panv in Northampton and S yra -1 the Council in advance of our 31' room if desired. cuse N. Y. 'June 5 meeting and sent to every Econom-c-cl £ livan was appointed junior super- ip. W in; s more, it* -n.-y !o .xpp v. .:at n .ot Visor in 1944 and was promot-.l to b r e a s t s SHOULDER OF VEAL TO ROAST lb. 59c supervisor in 1946. SK OUR WIDC SaiCnON you re gettir.q ‘or youi ;i -.ey as you sF.Oi. . . Boneless Brisket lb. 79c VVINGS Eagles to Meet imnks to A&P s pcll.-y ot marking the price on Hnt Af CaIA. The regular meeting of Rock­ Of Fmi WtNtS AT OXYDOL every item not lust on tr.o shelves' .and qivlng pniHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII VEAL SHANKS______ville Aerie N'o. 2940. fraternal IVfRY OAT LOW PMCB b a c k s Order of Ragles will he held 6 B-,'..lint n.-*' -whi'errefs you an t'o’r.ired carr. register «l:p w.*-. 1 .W E R 5 lb. 32c' p. m. this evening st Red .Men's to a:'.*»ck your p-.renase?. ' 'c.a." an.i see . . . Ribs ORADE A Hall. Kast Main street. There will W ines be election of officers at this « : 32' today! G L D E fT S QUALITY FRANFURTS masting and refreshments will be MADRONE WINES ionuo m cmjksmma Boneless Chuck lb. 79c 1 OCR OWN MARE MMs Hattie M. Grow lAWOnr RONT-tWNT ROtT Miss Hattie Marx- dross 64 ef CREAM OMRMrr — IMfOCATfl Cranberry Sauce ITALIAN SAUSAGE S6 Windsor avenue died Wednes­ ^ aira DRY SIWtRY DRIFT day at the Rockville '.'ilv hos­ Customers’ Roosting Chickoas i.»4...nv.,...v* lb.85e orR OWN MARK pital following a long illness .Rhe I n ivex no .aoop film Notivt Capons ii-uixf *mi -a 65' “MY MOM’S SMART! Kosher Style Flat Brisket Drewn, Rea^y'9#-Ceok ReBfHwf CkidieM M4 W Avg. A WOOOtMMlWf* YWIBCYWM Corner Draws, Saadr-4«-€s.k Ct.ssi 44b-4 'y IW« fc f*« LINK SAUSAOE ttin* Broilors or Fryori »*’ vif.(s-rx . , lm c Broilor Tarkoys risDramma^i.. SHE KNOWS YOU CAN’T BEAT Do you find thsi .A*P sHx ertiifmanli Draws, taady-rs-Cssk irsiUra-fryara ix.-l'k ha IS Drawn, te»^y-faour wrfk » fhopping? Rib End Pork Loins Pickwick Fronkforts " SAUSAGE MEAT TAWNY PORT-RUBY PORT HtlMa RubiRstein PICKWICK PURE KORK. CHUCK SUGAR DRY IMPRtY - mUeCATEl Do you find thorn sccuralt ind infor- Frtsli or Smoktd Picnics Liak Saatagos BURSACK’S FOR QUALITY” SPIC N SPAN ssative, at they should be? sm Kh Roost IP .. .1.HT Bologao ar Minctd Ham 6R0UND lb. 75c Arlhir Drag Stores pm No wiping Do you find them *s«y •• read, at they FOR THE BEST IN POULTRY- i.f •honid hr? 5 lbs. 45c P « AJ LOWER ROUND COAST TO COAST If \ou liaxf any auggaolioni ai to how JUMBO SIZE LIVf SHOP AT THE PUBLIC MARKET RRD lARiE WINfS wr ran make tliea* adi more inlrrnling GROUND lb. 96c wmmmm - aARtr - mmM mm. L o b s t e r s to 5 9 ^ SERVICES tm W GAL OM and more helpfel »• you, plesa« let et Better Buy NATIVE FOW L, Milk Fed lb. 53c 49-^ 99^ 1.95 HEIIjlZ BAKED BEANS know. Pleaie write: . ■BUI 111 Cl STOMKK RELATIONS DEPT. Qualify Frash Hoddack Fillats • • ' :T 606 I6I6K66ST, lUNCH. Tint Interpret the wihhes Vogetanan You Ol f'"* Boy! THE HNEST IN CHICKENS TO ROAST, StcSIbs. Ib.59e AaP Food Slorra ’ “ b l« DINNER, SUKFIMf SNACKS BIRDS EYE MADRONE WINES ,„d V.0— ‘>'*‘ Frash Slicad Halikut • • of the finily. 120 l>rxinglon Axrnur. Nrw York L7, N. Y. / mRRE'4 VOUH BfST MIWC BUY k » ROTTUO IN OlltORINA Of FRESH MEATS AND POULTRY eoiit A s P e r a g a * DBY SANTlRNf - SWtfT SAUTWH4I Frash Saa Scollops • • e x t r a FANCY. FRESH. LONG ISI.AND FOR TNi WMOU FAMU^ ! GAFONS, 6 tc 7 Ibt. lb. 65c BURGUNDY tHINI - ClARfT John B. Burke none HIGH* ^ 5iH Q P r Frnh Whala Hoddack • • DUCKLINGS lb. 39c PEAS POT rUNERAI. HOME CMIf « »* '* FRYING CHICKENS ca. 5U9 A SCMOON^^AKfR SH LCnO K SWEHHEARTSOAP A ll (hewn htrt (Including thsis of itsms not JANE PAggER-EXlSA HICH 2 29c can AH r o t rp . n Bm I Oeater Hi lei 6869 luhioct to grico coilings) oro guorontood Thurt., April LEDS AND RUMPS OF VEAL lb. 69c 69e CARNATION MILK .^ Tree§ with y«ur skin 14 ez 0 1 < AasbMlMM Oei vt o •OCK NHt Ith through Wod., April lltk and offoctivo in this W hite Bread lOAP ♦ • FANCY NATIYE 2 packages NOW AVARAME «1 CKM "* 9k*20 community tnd vicinity. OHICKENS lb. 49c M AZOLA OIL pint 41c DUY AND SAVE! PUBLIC MARKET Jally Daaats B R on . OR f h y : COLONIAL FROZEN 39c Whiskies Orongas juicy Lct-ao.i met HitHti 4 '4' 29 Glaiad Baisad Danuts • - • DF.L MONTE DAIRY PRODUCTS WILLIAMS ANN PAGE PURE FRESH PROW the BERRY PATCH FLAVOR E X TR A F A N C Y STEER BF.F.F PEMBROOK 12 OZ O IF C BLU-WHITE FLAKES S i r a w b o r r Y Spinach •r^ewusi.wir-iiiwariMaHiew Iiweti-La 2 l‘ CioRaaiaa Braokfost Ralls ■ ■ ■ BLOCK CHUCK lb. 73c STEWED PRUNES STRAWBERRIES Bipwo w nm m PRISIRVif JAR ALL-SWEET R’.'ibb whiiB VG\i wash 660- aoy »o « raicta "'‘ "I* laiai luacK 29 LAND 0’ LAKES BUTTER lb. 79c OIL SERVICE M S1H 2.95 Varaiant Daligbt Baas • • • • S I'X L K iH T K-ounce jar 33c Net WeiKht One Pound COLORED PROOF »OT I Of Ann Pago Prtserves RIO RASKBIRRY U JAR 34' lb. 75c \ (Jood Value Ai . .. . 43 c Mj>* AHlVfciLb X Pineopplas '■ “ " ‘ ” BUHER 34i BRO.\D ST. 6B% G#A»N aax ra(.f aua. LI jai. 29 iUTRICTLY FRESH LARGE Pinoappio Prosorvo fa m o u k A A F CofFeef SH CRFINE N. E. STYLE Applas wiafxar IXT66 66NCY—saai rafcia MiCHia 3 OLEO LI lac 77* FUEL and R.\NGE OIL 17 n luts ] 9 ' Eight O'Clack CaHaa ■ ILB. HfLLBW FROZEN FOOD Birds Eye LOCAL EGGS doz.65c STRATHMORE CLUB Aaa Poft Crokappit Jelly ri9i'06 rii5M-M#al mere HUHii 3 2 0 BAKED BEANS lee. can 25e | RiCM PULL-AOOlCD FAIRMONT ilPNOfO WHISKEY IVORY SNOW U M ItXSS 21' Rad Circia CaHaa LI I6( 7 9 ‘ ORANGE JUICE IN QUARTERS •k -k -k W' MH Ann Pogo Grope Jelly Tomntoas ami.c koacmciOHiCHti ci.-orrt^g' CUT GREEN DEANS pkg. 23« 2.95 UBBY'S PROOf BOT For speffdier dignwashlng Aon Pago Orongt Mormalado . 16 Of .66 23' Ballar CaHaa ViAOROuS. eiiNfV II uc g ]* WHtSRfRS m THIS PRODUCT FAIR.MOXT WHOl.E KERNEL DELRICH OLEO 2 lb$. 65e OIL HEATING 4 YfAR5 OLD JggiJ M606D 66.x- XOXC («IC(0 *'■••*‘ 1,89 CORNED BEEF HASH 2 cans 43c 2 lbs. Tie EQUIPMENT YUKON AtSOOTfO -CONTfNTS ONIY CORN pkg. 25c TOM M OORE Butter is Lower! Bevorafi^os <1 ,oJ$ Frozen Food Valuotl 1-pound can 39c RntimateH On Reque.st STRAIGHT BOUReON S ilv e rb ro o k *•**« cau«iaY-»iaw. >^*77' SELECTED FRESH BROOKFIELD BUTTER lb. 73c STH I I I Public Market Better Produce >'r C A I.L 2.99 SOAPINE Libby's OrongaJuica • ‘« -2 -4 1 ' Sunnyfield •*m* 1. 1. 11779* PROOf DOT Grtoa Giant Peas • • • -o c*. 2 41' FRUITS AND VEOETADLES CAMPBELL’S BEANS 2-1257 OISmiBD fM KfNTTKrrY Gets clothes re^ly clean suN N Ysm e MADE A-44 LI PRIVTt tl 9 4 * Libby's Braceell Spaors • • • •— «19' SWEET SEEDLESS FRESH SEA FOOD Aaa Pogo Moyenaiso • 6Tua6 4i ‘ YOI'NCf and TENDER LTNNBROOK SJS2‘ Baby Lima Baans ' *V ' >»»« '« 35'- GRAPEFRUIT 4lor29e 2 cans 27c CARROTS 2 behs. 19c AAP Cream Style Com • - . « ~7 eax 15^ Blaa Cbaeae iomi For FRESH EASTERN HALIBUT, HRST THIS BLINDCO WHISIcrr Gropafniit Juiea b i r d s e y e s o z c a n 1 3 c Extra Large Size ...... 2 for 29c B6 5IH 2.99 Stotlor Jumbo Towels...... Damtstk Swiss CboMa...... 2 rolls 25c = ■ LARGE SIZE PROOP DOT EXTRA FANCY' LARGE SOFTEX TISSUE SEASON lb. 69c WHfSKICS IN THIS PRODUCT SWEITNEARTSOAP Libby'k-Fino Quality! M.1CI0 AuiiKas CALIFORNIA SUNKIST ORANOES, doz. 59c 4 AMD 6 YEARS OlO Marcal Hoakits...... ri 2 ro* 25' Ripa Kiag Sixa Olivas Sapbia Moa Paaaat BrHtIa • • FJiNCY 8WEF.T 9 INDIAN RIVER GREEN VALLEY SON |.C Fresh Butiar Fish Fillet cl Haddock •oweto«4 tMMMrr tin ■« taaa Cat Greta Booas • Early Gordon Pans ■ M in can 20* Harshay's Klssas...... FRESH PINEAPPLES oa. 29c JUICE ORANOES djDLS9c *04 sm A m g au ems mnacaN 27* nilat at Scia r*oor *oT J AAP Wkalo Batts...... m>usu« Lima Baaat Warwick TMa M iafs...... u.m*39* GOLDEN CRISP CALIFORNIA Fresh Scallops T H IN s k in - A itm o OF 9WAK3MT WHfSriFS wmeaN IT * OARROTS 2 beheld 19c Manehester*$ Piano LA CHOY PRODUCTS leaa Waxtd Boaas...... 16* ^Whala Karaal Cara Wartbawra Craam Drops * * u NX 29* g r a p e f r u it 4 for 29c Fillet oi Cutk Fillet of Cod MANY OTNM NATIONAltV gtMWN i MINCak i| *•• 33' WASHED AND CLEANED DiUributor for Oar Owa T e a ...... ML.ra«45' Craam Styia Cara Brifbt Sail Liowid Wax • • • riOT 45* MANM AVAMAMl AT AAF tTOM* ' O m w Moia WITH MICKIH M t i f FARMER DROWN SQUASH, pkg. 2Sc Brace Shrleip •SOHMER Pkklos BWf IT MIXCD-f ACKIR'S LABEL STANDARD RT JAR 3S* pkg. 14c Swordfish ChiaaM Maaor BCATtniPM sr fOO SATISFYING OOOO- TOMATOES, Hard Ripe______u_======^ ^ •GULBRANSEN Saadwich Spread ■••••• 33' NESS AND OEIICIOUS/.'. FANCY FIR.M flavor always ... TRY^ GREEN PEPPERS lb. 15c 9 W U R U T Z E R 116 E A S T ------— - Asaorted Ciipcakat ^ •HARDMAN Bright Soil Pasta Wax • • • • A & P T e a s SALAD DMSSINO N E W GREEN Hark-Ox Bauillaa Cukas • • • • n<4*r»|t* RICH AND FLAVORFUL . SOUniERN OABBAOE 2 lbt.15o - BAKERY DEPT. SPECIALS Larga Ooffaa Ria|ii tigar froslad 35a C E N T E R S T . Ann Paoo [P'S A»Paaa Matar O il...... 1.2$ NKtor Tm . lneoT9*nil«d Jts « « Ml 9T Galvaaiiad Pails ' 49* FUU-BODIED AND VIGOROUS * Ptiniitara bmI Matte NKtor Taa Bags mar 44^* i i " ' - 1 ------

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1951 PAGE ELEVEN ;.T1» MANrilESTRB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TllURSDAY. APRIT- 5. 1051 prominent Individuals named by the U n iversity oT V erm ont, la New Church Post '47 C H E V K O L E T 'S E D A N m WTIC — l«W U. S. Rejects Pleas spending her spring vacation nt Bank Sponsoring the House Un-American Activities ffM Ift - MM the home of her parents! Mr. and committee as aiding in a phony, and '40 Chev. Sedan. Both extra woman, wants 7460,000 in tlam- FH A— I0S.1 clean. Have S other Chevroirta. Mrs. Robert Hnwdey on Gilead Loral Broadcast world-wide CJommunist "peace" For Dr. L. P. Cary Fly Scarce Driij: nges. Today^s Radio wW U AV — SIU To Free Austrians offensive. The committee said the street. RALPH MOTOR SAI.ES In a suit fliod yesterday agaln.st Red movement originated in the U T H T — ItStI Mrs. Arnold C. Foote of Am­ 55 Windsor Ave.. Rockxdlle Pharmacciitic.als, Inc., of Biiyomic, A I y ilTi* TtiM First National Bank o f Man­ .Soviet Union and was officially en­ Hartford, April 6—(56—The an­ To Blccfliiiji Boy # 0 1 X 1 — U M Vienna. April .*5—(yP)—The U. S. herst, Mass., has returned to her Open Until 9 P. M. 32-war-old John i-8trlk« It Rich. Austrian pleas for release of the Calvin Fish, who has been sick land P. Cary as superintendent of He charged he wPWrpoisoned last eight Aii.strian war criminals Sm iday, April 8 at 3 p.m. in the effort of every Communist party The blorUinp hepan apain for little by a substance which brought Low Prices Everyday! W TH T— Newt; W ettem Round- ***\VTIC Screen Directors Play­ with the "flu, " ha.s returned to his Verplanck school. the New York disrtlct of still serving .sriitcncca imposed by studies at the Willimnnfic State on the face of the globe. Including Wayne rfidcon. ftphlinp for hi!' about ofTcminatlon or triinsfor- PORK PRICES house. P. s. Army courts. It \va.a announc­ The full dedication program will Uie Communist party, USA. AJr’thodlst church was made last TT —BtcktttgeI Wife. Teachers odiege. mation of hi-s gender from miiscu- WTHT Newsstand Theater. be tape recorded and rebroadeast Shepard was listed as a sup­ WCCC— Jdutlcal Scoreboard. ed today. night at the annual meeting of Youll never Today the Red Crass wna to fly llne to feminine and, as a result, Every item in your First WDRC—Playhouse. Floyd A. Fogil, Jr., returned to by W C C C from .1:36 to 6:27 porter of a call to the "Mld-Cen- I W H A T — Pledge Program. Pleas for clemency were receiv­ the First Methodist church whish has been rendered Impotent." lOrl.’i— , sehooi this week. Floyd recently pm. .Sunday, April 8th on wave a tiozdi more nmpnirs of Rcarco WKNB-^Newa; Request Matinee. ed by the commissioner from non­ tiiry (’onference for Peace," May, Sli pnow.skl's eomplalht. filed in W O N S- I Love a M ystery. had an operation at the Baekii.s length 1290. 19,60, in C hicago. Dr. Cary has served as pastor knewhowgeod National Store is priced just W O N 8— HoU>’wood, U.S.A. governmental quartern. The pris­ aati-hcinophiliiH' plobiilm from St IlIiiii.Min County court, said lie in -j 10.SO— hospital in .Norwich. This station has its headquarters since 1934. in an uffnjl li» plnlia. where j spi nifle plant in November and I0:4.%— daughter, Rena, to Joseph Zaeh- Loyd F. Worley, a former superin­ the hlood will not clot. Nearly two shopping day in the week. China End RIB HALF diSS— WTHT -Tillee Suns mann. of Long Islaml City, N. Y. try and has been initiated by the On ^Television'” i D ecem ber of 1950. WT)RC—Yankee Kitchen. WPRC Roland Harnninn. Exchange eliib of Manchester. tendent of the New Haven district week ^ apo hr fell on a ^tirk and 1 ' His suit also rontendi'd that Mi.ss Bor.solti i.s employi-d at the of the whureh of which Hartford irnfiVyou fty ]Mineturcd his throat UP TO 6 LBS WTIC— Lorenzo Jones. II :00— N. William Knight. executive other particles were ahsorhrii This saves youTar more, when LB 5 5 c ii"' WHAY—News; Polka Hop. .'^tnte Adm ini?ti ntion building in CTarenee G. .leffers, gave a .Tlo.sl is a pari, will replace Dr. Cary fTr .Started vomit inp fresh blood PORK LOINS .N'lus on all statu ns. (vilead vice president stated that "The througli ht.s pores and that tlie WTHT—Masters Golf Tourna­ H artford. Mr. /.aelimnnn is a O v il ! interesting and Informative talk here. epmn late yestiiday alter his W TH T News. I'riendly Bank" was very pleaded on the snbjeet, "Television. " nt the injurv has affected hi.s earning ment. Service employee in New York. ' throat uimrvl had pone without you total your food bill, than 11; 1 ,•»— to bring this program to the resi- April meeting of the Methodist puwei and mental attitude. WCCC—News: Musical Score- W.ixwnrks ! ' I'nmily Night ' will hr observed An early wedding is planned. t'ltedinp sinee earlv Tuestlay. WO.NS .lacks j nt the (7ilend Community Hall on ilenls of the greater Manchester Men's eliih of the North Methodist board. W DRC World T.'Oii.!ll- Mr anrl Mrs. M'inthrop I'orter ! when plobiilin was admini.slei ed CENTER CUT lb 1 I'liesdny evening nt seven o'clock. area as another eonimimity ser\'- rhiireh Monday evening. The a few "weekend bargain 4:45— and ClifToril Perry have returned lee The announcer assigned hy He waa piven hia pml of PORK CHOPS I'he C.iii'nd Ijidii's' Aid Soeiely are .speaker deserlhed TV theory In r,ar (j*asli K ills WTIC— Young Wtdder Brown. WDRC I'llUic I'ro- to llieir homes in Gilead from St. bU)od. iviiut inp Uuy'remly supply in charge of thi.s pot-luek .supper radio station W C C to cover non-teehnleal language, practical 5:00— gram. I’etershiirg, Fla. |this iiroadeast will be Aldan k'ltz- of !i!.s rate type /i-R H Neuative prices” ! WONS—Straight Arrow. After the supper there will be an adjustment of TV set controls and F o w l p lu m p MIATY 4 6 lb a v g lb ______13 IB AVG 4 7 * 11 A waste paper drive is being paliiek. blood to SIX pint/^ Norwii-h Musician Fresh Chickens ° WDRC—News: Old Record Shop. entertainment in the upper hall. eonelnded with an evaluation of WTIC Pon Fstrs .“thow sponsored by the building com- . the influence of TV upon onr C lea n ed a ll w a s h r e m o v id lb 6 9 c Cleaned a ll w \a a s t e r e m o v e d lb 6 5 c WHAY—Story Queen. Hebron Grange P. of H. No 111 11 niitlee of the Gilead ehiireh Sun­ pre.sent society. A question period WTHT—Big Jon and Sparky. will hold Its regular meeting at Foxborn Mass , April .6 T | % jI f h l l on a f S iorc.s WONS Nr day SI hool room. Any one hav- ' Shepard Denies followed his talk. Masons S(*aliiip W TIC— When a Girl .Marries. the Gilead Comniiinity hall on Robert B Hamilton. 26. of Nor- ^ 1 LB PKG 12: 00— ing any papers may leave them Preceding Mr. Jeffers' talk h P it n ic s » 49< Finast Sliced Bacon WKNB—News; Request Matinee Music. ■ wieh. Gunn wa.« killed and his pet w n c Nt P.in Tiii .sday f vening, April 17 The at the g a r a g e at Adolpti .Simons Link With Reds roast ham supper was .served by 5:16— -News. harvest supper will he served at on Gilead street. Plea.se secure- j ()ffieei*s ’Potlav Isixei dog was tiurr.ed to death; C LA .ilX taw r SMOKED SPLCIAL TRIM WDRC— The Old Record Shop. James Pickles and Gri.swold (Tiap- LB S(\rn o'clock by the Home Keo- ly tie all bundles of paper. | when his . ar was in ( olli.sioii withi jnO U lQ Cla OLD FA5HIONED STYLE 59< Minced Ham or Bologna 1 , 5 9 . W nC— Portia Faces Life. Kri'queiicx Modulation peir. At the bu.siness m eeting, iiomics rommittie. After the sup­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl I.inkof have M'aterford. April ,6. oVi -Odell a tnn k on I'. S. Route I here la.st j WHAY—Crosby's Quarter. wime—I .M 0»C Mi , presided over by President Charles -NVw Haven. .Vpril 6 New per the third and foiirlli degrees returned home from a trip to Fill pard, form er lieutenant gov- night WI'HA—I0.S.7 Mi. Edgerly, the club voted to spon­ The only Tnstant" o ffie e is of the .Ma.sonle Grand 5 5 5 5 - will be conferred on a cln.ss of fll- Uonie, New York . evnor and winner of a Pulitzer | Hamidoii. musielar. and a veter­ WON8—Sky King. \\-n( —FM .Mi . sor a softball team in the ehiireh ^ / NEW LOW PRICE leen candidates. prize for literature, .uaul today [ L od ge o f t'oniiei tii ut are oeuig in- W nC —Just Plain Bill. \\mn — I'M on the air p. m. to league during the 1961 season baekeJ by 85 yeats an of W orld W ar II in which he The l aneer campaign with Mrs ^ stalled today at the rinsing ses­ WHAY—Band by Diamond. 11 p. III. 22 < si. Bee that a Cnmmiini.sl front organizs- | They are the present holders of sei vi d as a ."^e itiee was alone and ' J o J \\m \—Slime as UPKi'. Floyd Fogil, a m em ber of the tion ha.s used hi.s name without his i the trophy as the 19,60 champions. sion o f the lii.'ird at nual eonimil- headed towaid Boston when his eai GREEN SHRIMP WOCC—News; Musical Score- of 00099 experience iiieHtion III the .Masoiuo Temple w F n .\ State tTampaign Planning com­ Baltimore. April ,6 iA*t - F ou r permission as a .supporter of a The spealler was Introduced hy ' collided with a trtiek operated hy board. h ei. . WTHT—Joe Oirand Show. r. M. mittee, w h o la al.so distrlrt and year old W illiam M cGreevey, .Ir., Red-sponsored "Peace Crusade.” ' Robert Brown, chairman of the fnrtsnl CK^Jf Ssmbom u Hurt Sotubit Coffet »txik tMwtrvi'. taotit lOvila Ua Plante of Woonsocket. K Uaftu’S FRESH MACKEREL Puff vs Tavern WTIC. 9 .10 p m. local ehalrnian, has her assisLanla eoniplained to his parents yester­ Shepard was one of scores of I program committee. ‘.''n eve O l.isfer. Bridgeport 5 :4 5 — artorney, suereeds Krederiek G. I. 1 WDRC— Curt Massey—Martha U-rilr— FM on the air 7:.S0 a. m.- all working on the loeal campaign day that a bee had stung him. ' He was tossed from the ear, su fett MStiKmr I a. m. which started on April 1 Mrs. A doctor's examination diselo.sed Ho.s.solmeyer of Hamden ns grand Tilton A Orch. master, (jther offieer.s. all eleeled |wh;eh caught Are. trapping the; W nC —Front Page Farrell. Telei Islon Fogil and Mrs. Ralph Seeord at­ that the "hoe sling" was a 22 cali­ tended a limner of the Connectieiit ber slug in the boy's thigh. yesterday. are; dejiuly grand ' dog W H A T — Sports. VI NlHO—TV. niB.ster. itoberl II .N'l.-tiel, of Kent: Ham ilton w as the .son of the late , • t f i — 4 00 —Homemaker a F.xchanga. Cancer Soeicty held in Wilhrnan- Neither the ehlld nor his parents tie la.st week. could give any explanation for the grand .senior wanlin, George 3. I Robert B Hamilton, one time thea- W ONS— Bobby Benson 4 :.1 0 -Vanity Fair. Hull of riinton: grand Irea.surer. The He-GI-Am Bridge eliib r||et bullet. I ter manager for the now exlinet •M5— 4:4.'> The First Hundred Years reelected, Glarenee A. Boyec of at the home of Mrs. Floyd Fogtl S. R . O. , Poll Circuit and later for tiie War­ WDRC— Newt. .1:00 I.iicky Pup. (Sold Right Out) West Hartford: Grand .slirretniy. ner Brothers, and Mrs Beate W H A T — Newt. .1 1.1 Time for Beajiy. last week and Mrs Ruth P orter ^ ...... reelected. Karle K. Haling of Wil- : HamlUon o' SaybrooVt. Conn His W TIC— Newt. .1:30 Howdy Poody wa-s the hostess for the evening. i T f l LAST WEEK-END. SO HERE WE ARE RIGHT liniantK-; grand Junior warden, widow, a resident of Bridgej^ort. W O N S— News. 6:00 Cp at Joe's Place. Mrs. Irene Wright, Mrs. John Thom W. Gortiy of Waterhury. W TH T— Newt; Joe Oirand. Markham and Mrs. Ralph .Seeord TURNPIKE also survives 6 30 John Conte's Little Show- BACK THIS WEEK - END WITH THE SAME grand senior deai on, John H. .Smith W KNB— News; Sports. 6:4A Jean O'Brien ETnterlalna, won the prizes. The club voted to F. W. REICHARD of Ghaplin: grand junior rteaci’n. QUALITY Mines Kill <15 Japs V i % WCCC— Muaie. 7.00— Kiikla. Fran and Ollle. donate the prize money for the J. Hull Manwaring of New Lon­ 8:15— 7;.10 -Strange Adventure next meeting to the current Amer- don; and grand trustee, reelevted, Tokyo, April 5-i^' Floatmg WDRC— Jack Zalman. 7;4.’i - Newsreel. II an Red Cross eampaign. One of AND SONS Arthur C. Mason of Mystic. W n c — Bob Steele. 8 OO —Stop the Music. the menibera. Mrs. Irene Wright, ! mines, presumed from North Ko- rea. killed 63 persons, injured 50 W ONS— ^ r U . 9.00- Kllery Queen. was local campaign chairman and I fVO RlO A Steak Special and damaged 2 ,0 0 0 homes along W H A T — Supper Serenade. another member. 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..r PAOB THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* THURSDAY. APRIL «, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1 9 a l______' ^ " H ^^ ------W A y l T -- Hiith Riflemen Fourth in Schoolboy Class V Hamiltons and BA ’s in Twi League Opener at Oval, May 6'^

------—------~ 1 • ¥T_»1_ J ^ Kiiicks RRally n l l v THE t^'^ SoXSox PilolllllffPiloliiiig Rockville Drops Ollt-Out, OriltelH-McKeown Like Father Ted Kluszewski Hailed A m M F B b i M m m j Little LeaRue Baneball Jimmy Demaret Favorite Bob Potterton Posts Much Stronger B M ttlM Tiffnitt BUckbura. ; School at East Side Lefty Gomez never has de­ T o T r iu m p h Heratd Angle o f Dale Blackburn. . nied that he'll improve on a By PA’s Not Interested Second annual Little League As Masters Play Starts atory if necessary, to we ll As Coming Slugger t t lt4 Vanioo atreat, w d tha late | EARL W. YOST New Spirit Bettrr Baseball School atarts tontor- have to explain that he tells Best Indians’ Score Overcome 12 Point End BniUam V , Blackburn, became tha row night at 6 o'clock at the thla one on himself---- Lefty's Sparta Editor Bench Big Afifictfi to I4>ague Looking for a . brWa o f Marie AnaakB. aoa o f Mr. Kaat Side Rec. Little League Auguata, Ga., April 6— OPi— • final round last April. Hit la the son, Gary, woa playing Little Wrong Again Lead in Last 10 Min­ M d Mia. Anthony Anaaldl of Bd- Superviaor John Hedlund and The golfing clan rallied here to- {(ottest streak of golf In many League baseball in Connecticut rT*i_____ T course in four minutes flat Giant Cincinnati First $$> Wiiz Rolibexl * rUp and Save Department Pre-Sea8on Favorites T h r e e I ^ e a l 1 e u n is 1 a k i niakd up the lost time, in spite Local Sport Sixth Team; Aircraft the coaches and assistant day to watch the opening of the years. In five tournaments he's last summer... One evening utes to Beat Syraeiise Dancing (a title giviii l>y this , President Harry Truman will too. •aturday, March M, to »*>• conches of league teams will race for IR-ll'a first major title — won three times and finished sec­ when hla dad turned out to of this hasiy shooting with an un- • Baseman Hitting Ball Jesse Thomas, Michigan And Silk ‘ Qly Play South.Mathodlat church. The dou- Part ill 2(>th Annual State track star, competes in writer) Danny Falcone was the have tlie honor of ushering in the B) Hal Turkington have charge of llie school. the Masters. ond twice. see him, Gary made two hits j familiar rifle, he fired a 98 in the New York, April 5.—iJ5-B e - Hard; Yanks Collect the sprints, hurdles and broad victim of one of those frequent j 1051 major league baaeball aeosuii CJialler ble-rtog ceremony waa performed Boys who played in the Lit­ For the next four days 48 pro- And Australia Jim might . win but flubbed hla efforts to catch State Chanipionshii) I prone position. His score led the cauae they refused to give up Baraaot*. Fla Tom Yawkey * j May 7; The Highlighte jump, but the guy who said Questionable declslona last Monday m Washington on April 18 when by the mlnlater, Rev. Fred R. Ed­ tle League ia.st summer are fesslonala and 16 amateura com­ tills one. He's a putter of the three fly balls in the outfield. Indian second team to seventh Six Round Trippers when the going got toughest, the M Valley Arena in'"-he - throws------—out the first ball In *a Boston Mlllldnalrea have literally Bobby Jones and Horton Smith The eager youngi*er asked Match in New Haven j Jesse "does everything but night at the Approximately 300 brown and i gar. Organlat Herbert France play­ not required to attend. Any pete against each other as we.ll as place among Connecticut high New York Knickerbockers today game featuring the World Cham Earl Voat rank and putting Is important "How'd 1 do?" Gomez senior schools, while the local third squad clean up the field house " didn't Holyoke. Tlie local professional blown tXe P*»t three pennants In rainbowiibow trout are echediiled to be ! boy who will pot attain his against the Auguata National are in the final* of the NBA play­ bantamweight mltl-sllnger loat a plon New York Yankee* and Waah- j Ther* we're Mveral atartltag de- ' ed tha bridal muelc. and white here. liad to comment: "W ell, you in fifteenth. By Ralph Roden know what he was talking the American League, since they stocked In Center SprlngH waters , 13th birthday before August 1 course, a versatile layout which Final re.sults of the great Con- j off* for the first time in their five- hairline decision to wild-swinging ington Senators. neZt Week by the Mancheeter Dlvi- ' anapdragona. palme arid, cathedral Defending champions usually looked pretty bad on those Anaoclatrd Preaa Sports Writer about. . . .Thomas' part-time velopmcnts at lu t nlgbt'a meet­ la eligible to tr y ont for Little makes a golfer stop, look and necticut State Rifle and Revolver The team .summaries: year hlatory. Castro Calderon. U was a si* Major league trams in the South werf. made wliitsr favorites on Sion of the Connecticut Sports­ get a lot of notice as the favorite three flies." . . .Replied Gary: Ted (The Brule) Kluszewak!. Job is cleaning up Jenison field tepera formed the decorations. Lfague teams. think before he fires away. Team No. 1 683 ( Four! h) The battling Knlcks, down 12 round semi-final bout. and on the West Coast have already man's Aaaoclatlpn. The fishing ing of the Hahehaster Twilight "Yeah, but I got more hits in Association's 20th Annual Gallery 26-year-old first baseman of the house. egirii occasion. Pitching has been Given in marriage by bejJirotter. The National is a 6,900-yard to repeat. But jovial Jimmy De­ Ben Crehore ...... 97 82 179 point* with 10 minute* to go, Many ringside obaerver*, Includ­ started homeward. Tueeday, April ■eaaon open* Sunday, April 15.* Baseball League>at tha Weat Side . William H. Blackburn, the bride course which many golfers and maret Isn't getting much this the game than you got in your Championship rifle match in New ancinnaU Reds, la going to be a 17 all sixteen teams are scheduled *ne main cause, say aome follow­ Ray Kingman ...... 96 79 ITT) tough customer in the clutch thl.* | staged a searing attack to trip ing the press, were of the opinion Ree. * was attended by her alater Mrs. course archltecta consider the fin­ time. The memory of his poor whole career." Haven Just received In the official ! to see action. er*. while 1 they* agree that the Dick Ellington ...... 94 76 170 sca.*on if hla Grapefruit League ' the Syracu.se Nationals, 83-81. that Falcone iatis the winner and Art Knofla. local Insurance man, Arnold A. Moon of Portland. Maine, est inland layout in the country. golf this winter lingers and his bulletin, .show Manchester High's Bruce Anderson ----- 92 67 159 i a game that was called after eight last night and aew up the Eastern Already Inqiilrtea have been Ze- Bosox have larked a bench Be­ look great delight recently in the Opening game on Sunday after­ chances of winning again are slim. booming l^ any criterion. I ceived from readers seeking- In- as matron of honor. Bridesmaids Par is evenly broken between the rifle team taking fourth place in Team No. 2 6.13 (Neventh) innings to allow the teams to Division ehamplonshlp. U gave tween winter deal* and other play­ atory from Flonta that National noon. May 6, at the West SWe Amateurs are getting more Kliiszewaki. hailed by friend I formation on how to get tickets were Mrs. William H. Blackburn, nine 36-36 72. the Connecliciil High School ranks. Bob Potterton ...... 98 88 186 catch a' train. The Braves piled up the Now Yorkers the deciding er* brought up from the farm League umfilre Frank Daacoll of notice than usual in .sncli a fast and foe alike as one of the coming for games in the Boaton.pbd New Oval will find the defending cham- of East Hartford and Mrs. Aldo Who will win this 15th Mas­ Dropo to Rejoin Fired in the beautiful Winchester AI Gustaf.son ...... 9.5 73 168 a .5-0 lead against Dave Koslo m game in the hest-of-ftve series. cbiba. it appear* Manager Steve Danlelenn had thumbed Manager field ns this. Tliat may be be­ sluggers of the game, la whaling York parka. plon Hamilton Prop* eroaaing hat* Ansaldi of Manchester. Jean Ann ters? Tlie winner probably will Range in New Haven last March King Kiihney ...... 98 68 166 the first two innings. The Giants Now the Knirks will square oft O’Neill now ha* all the ingredient* Jimmy Dykes and 18 of the Phila­ Blackburn, niece of the bride, wns cause 16 amateurs are the most the ball for the Reds at extremely Listed below Is a 1)4^ of prices with the playcff champifm Brttlah be the guy who shoots a 280 or 16, 17, and 18, the match attracted Earl Carron ...... 90 43 133 tied the score in the seventh when with the Rochester Royals for the for something besides a tossed delphia Athletics' playera to tli# flower girl. Aldo Ansaldi w ^ h ta .1. Niiylor Photo | ever to play in a Masters or be- Mates in Augusta opportune moments. Dick Donovan walked Wes W ea- which will prevail *> the Eastern Americans 281 iliirlng the 72-hole program over a thousand shooters, senior Team No. S league title. Rochester won the KSlad. and that *houl(i ease thei, shower* for disputing a deelalon. brother's best man. and the ushera Mrs. Harold J. Orfitelll raiise the Walker Cup squad l.s SO.'i (Fifteenth) The former star end at the Uni­ parks this aeasoiv. AI*o proper Jeff Kocisch, a league franchise Last year Jimmy Demaret took and junior, and served as the state Nelion Sprague trum with the ba.*es loaded. Western Division flag by upset­ were Robert Skinner and Louis — here with fhe exception of A1 ___ 95 75 170 versity of Indiana drove in all of Home runs by Hank Sauer. address for tiiket requests. headache* of New England fan*. I Rev Ros* Emrick. in town for holiler and man.tger of Rockville ^ the title for the third time and Boaton, April IV—18')—Encour­ higli school meet. Manchester's 683 Phil Dernih ...... 91 . 62 I.56 ting the Minneapolis Lakers. Miss Jeanette Shirley McKeown, Mengert and Bud Holsrher. anclnnati's runs yesterday as the Ran.soni Jackson plus wildness by Fenway Parly, Boston —Red Sox It would he too bad for Yawkey to'I one week at the Nararene church, Hill Billie baseball teams for the , gave the National another nam e— aged by a doctor's opinion he total placed fifteenth in the meet, Norman Miner ...... 96 I!) 1 15 The first two games of the best- ^ t S« bride's gown of white duch- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deninret's Dreamland. Jimmy The sixty-foiir golfers were and gained .fourth Connecticut Reds defeated Washington, 3-0. at AI Papal enabled the Chicago — Box Seats $2)40; Reserved Grand- go out and spend all that money I 1* a former Unlveratty of Pitta- neat ten years In Tw| Leagu* war- , shouUl be able to start the Am eri­ Jiime.9 Collin.s ...... SO 44 1'24 of-seven scries will take place in ■tand 81.89; General Admission buying a top-notch ball club and aas slipper satin, waa In basque McKeown, of 1«0 Center street, i Braves won wUli a 283. but in. a way he ready to tee off starting at 11 a. High School jsi.sition, trailing '^Orlando, Fla. f?ub8 to defeat the Houston (T L l 1 burgh athlete. Rev. Enirlrh la con- fare, announced hla decision to Style, iU shirred marquisette yoke m. (e.s.t.) today. can League season April 17 Walt Judy Alcnx, firing as a jtinlor Kluazewakt doubled with the Rochester Saturday and Sunday. 81.20; Bluchers .60; Rixif Boxes then fall completely to win any­ I ducting servlcea nightly at 7:43. withdraw Ms Rockvilo entry-: was married this morning to liar- | Beaumont, Tex., April 5—iX‘i— hacked into the championship. Hamden Higti, Staples High, and Buffs. 7-4. in a night game at The third and fourth game* are accented with pearl embroidery. Jim Ferrier had the Ma.sters Sentimental barking goes Hillhoiise High, all from Fairfield individual scored her best to date. bases loaded in the third inning 8360. seating caparlty. 34,896. thing with It Some of the felinw* 1 Rev. Jnmea Bell, pastor of the , Koelsch. however will remain in Boston's Braves split into two Dmpo left today to rejoin hia Bos­ Houston. s('l for Now 5'ofk Wednesday and The bouffant skirt fell Into a full uiuold jniiivoJames Orfltelli, son of Mr. and fiprc after yesterday's ."i-S just about sacked and fled until strongly to Ben Hogan and Byron County. Hamden fired 721, and re- 91 71 162, to place twenty-first off Lefty Bob Kuzava, and veter­ Other arch light action saw Ticket Department, Boston Red I won’t be Ir. the game too much ■Vnziireiie church is’ also a former | circulation a* mnnager of Hamil- ton Red Sox mates in Augusta, out of fifty-four competitors. Friday, April 13. tangth train. Her veil of French Mrs. Mirh.'vcl Orfltelli. of 2'_ 'V «[- ; oight inning tie with the New York it slippe«l out of tlie bag on the Nelson, and either could win. Ho­ tain*Ml its (lercnnial hold on tlie an Ken Raffenslierger made the Brooklyn score three runs in the Sox, 24 Jersey Street, ffloston 1.5, I longer, so the time is ripe I iillrgr nlhlele iind wti* an tuil- I on G. I MaZs. illusion was draped from a bonnet ron street. The ceremony was per­ last six holes when he blew sky gan won fhe Nation.il Open last The big first baseman suffered state championship. Staples' 70."i marker* stand up as he blanked 11th inning to defeat the Philadel­ There seem* to be a new spirit stiinillng baseball ratchei After contacting President NIrk \ Glant.s the Nats on five hits. Raffen.sberg- A'ankee Stadium, New York of nylon net, with lattice detail formed at 11 o’clock in St. James's high. •Slimmer at Merion ami Nelson a hairline fracture In a wrist bone and Hillhouse's 694 cover the other phia Phillie*. 5-4; the Philadelphia in the .Sox. Mayb" it'e O’Neill, who ,5ngeIo last wee!: by phone and I The "plane" group flew to Okla- Yankees— Box Seats 83. and 82.50; Only eight player*, with 80 or and seed pearls. She carried a pray­ church. Mrs. Kniily Stephenson Now big Jim FeiTier again is a won the Bing Crosby in California lust Sunday and first reixirts were j leaders, er ia the first CSncinnstl pltch- Athletics edge Birmingham j tatlng their desire to field a team I honin City where they'll play fhe Mantle Suiiiiiionecl' Reserved Grandstand 82. and 81.7.5; will hold the rein* from the begin­ more tries, averaged .500 or bet­ er book with white orchid marker Yerbury of Enfield, formerly of loci'll Indians of the Texas League pick Just as he was berure the in Janiiarv. that he would be out for four to The local score should have iieen «r to go the route this spring. (S A ), 6-5, and the St. Louis In the league again this season. and streamers of stephanotls. M.nnchcster, s-ing "Ave .Maria ” and AUTO GLASS Besides hla sensational hitting, General Admission 81.25; Bleacher* ning of the year thl* time The loss ter In the free throw department today with Vem BtekfonI and Chet eight weeks. higher, had the high four score.s -Browns rip their San Antonio of'Birdie Tebhclt* may work l.vo 1 11 presentatIves of the Pn'Ish The matron of honor wore pink "The Lord’s Prayer.’' Gladioli been counted. Boh Potterton fired Kluszewski has Improved greatly For Arniv Kxam .60. Seating Caparlty, 67.163. in Rec .Senior Haaketball l/ragtie Nichols listed as pitehers. RIzzuto, .star shortstop of the New However, Dr. Ralph Mcttarthy. farm club CTL), 13-5. f >ld for the benefit of the club. ' 5mrrlcan (fiiih appeared at the aylon marquisette, the fitted bodice decorated the altar. a fine 186, to lead all Manchester as a fielder. The strapping 230- Ticket Department. 5'snkee .Sta­ compel It Ion during the 10,50-.51 The "train" group will be at team physician, and Dr. Paul But­ MIRRORS I There I* a strong bailie on l>clwcen \Ve»f S'1'1 l;i*t nigbl and told An­ with cruBhed satin midriff and the The bride who was given in mar­ York Yankee.s, Is ailing with bark Sports Mirror shcMiters, and broke out of a sev­ pound, alx-fool-two giant ha.* dium, 161at Street and River Ave­ season. Tiie men «h o caged 50 per .k plac> before the meeting. the same flowers. The bridesmaids I’helps. ,N. Y., as matron of honor. niants York Rangers downed the Mon­ the second team. His score on The New York Yankees, mean­ Box Seats 82.40; Reserved Grand­ bett* the Nashua. N H . insurance pitchers. easy for,a few days until Trainer of Manager Casey Stengel, forced stand 81.80; Genera] Admission Zwlck. Red Leonard, Norm Burke . 'i'lic P.\ a 'lid not have representa­ were similarly attired to the honor Brlilesmaids were Mrs. Roy P. The writers with the Braves are Beaumont. Tex.. April 5 — treal Canadiena, 3-0, to advance the first team would have meant while, outlasted El Paso of the man. wa* quite out*T>okcn thla Jack Fadden says it's OK for him Boxers Not Dumb the remarkable youngster’s draft $1.20; Blcaehers .60; Pavilion $1; some of the and John RIvosa. The playera tion at the se.salon. attendant except that their gowns Davis of Rockville, and Miss Nancy a bit pur.r.led. Manager Billy Clint Hartung continues to clout to the flnal.'i ot the Stanley Clip a total of 710 for the Indians, Southwest International League, Danny Falcon* past winter abou; were of blue marquisette and satin. to swing a bat. board to call him in for another Skyview Boxes $3.60 Seating t'np- ninkeit in that order. B. Orfitelll of Manchester. Mlcliacl •Southworlh said the "train " play the ball for the New York Giants. hockey playoffs. which wa-s good enough to have 16-10, in the Texas City. Hank pitcher* *n(* they won’t nilaa him , Poaslhle t4txlh Team look-see. aclty 37,746. Ticket Department, The flower girl wore a dress of Orfitelll WH.s best man for Ids ers voted against the scribes Plavlng right field against the Five Years Ago- Lovely Cot­ Dropo waa accompanied by captured second place. Bauer blasted two home runs and East Lan.*lng, Mich., April 5.— had a wide edg'e in points when But, the g eateat spark 1* being There Is a strong (loealbillly that white nylon marquisette over white brother, and iisTiera were Joseph W alt Masterson. the latter, right- The Yankee pilot •’«*'" I the final bell lounded. Dutch Rob­ Braves Field, Boston 15, Mass. , Norman Burke la the first plaver ; traveling on the bus from hotel ' Boston Braves yesterday, the for- tage, a 2,'i-l shot, won the Grand Potterton fired his superb score Mickey Mantle. Yogi Berra, Cliff The only resemblance be­ notified by Mickey that he had j ignited by Lou Boudreau, old hol­ a Iter .Senior Basketball l^esgue the Hartford Cubs, a atan^ut en- taffeta, and Bertha collar edged Orfitelll and Albert McKeown. handed, be.spectacled pitcher, is re­ bins, boxing reporter for the Polo Grounds, New York — to ball park and railroad station, : mer pitcher got three hits in as National in Alntree, England. under considerable handicap; his Mapes and Joe OlMagglo one tween the bright-faced young man„ been ordered to report to hla board | ler guy himself. ilav to win the Moat Valuable, try in the Hartford Twilight with ruffling of the material. She both of this town. covering from a glandular infec­ Springfield News, saj”* Falcone Giants- Box Seats 82 50; Re.serv- Some of the players said the idea many times at bat. Ten Years Ago - Elmer I-ayden first two attempts to fire in the apieca to lead the Bombers' as­ who waa teen lugging a load of at Mlarhl, Okla., next Wednesday. Pitching will he grealiv improv- 'la’ver nwiinl two years in sue- t.x'agiie laat loimeT. Will enter the carried an old-fashioned nosegay The bride's gown of candleglow tion. He also waa here for a check­ won four of the six round*. cd Grandstand 81 7.5; General Ad­ waa Soiithworth’s. • Renatora signed a flve-Vear contract at timed match proved his rifle to be sault. books out of the big Michigan He waa claaeified last winter aa ed with the addition* of Rav Scar- ; e.salon. Norm Im* won the coveted f„i,] ** a sixth clch Identity of a of spring flowers. satin was designed and made by up by McCarthy. defective, a broken firing pin pre­ Fred Sanford, 8100,000 acquisi­ Unable to get matehes with mission 81 2.5; Blearlirrs 60r. Seal R<‘d Knx Orlando. Fla.. April .5—(A*! Bob $20,000 annually as rommissioner- State College gym yesterday and 4-F because of a bone infection in ] De- iHirongh and Bill Wight. Add these, the •la.sl two acaaona An- sixth team Is expected thl* week­ The mother of the bride wore a her sister. Mrs. Elsie Godlewskl. ' venting it from discharging. Con­ 111'I Center St. Phone 8886 tion from the St. Louis Browns a hantamwelght.s, the local French­ ing Capacity 55,131. Ticket Savannah. Ga . April 5 — (IF) -• i Kiizava Is flashing fhe form that presldcnt of the National Profes- a professional prize fighter was his left ankle which apparently' la staff that Include* Mel Par- ..Hier two lime winner, but • In * gown of pale blue lace and chiffon, Its fitted boiiiee had a calla lily Tlie northward Imiind Boston Red !Thc photo finish camera has sequently. while his .shooting time few years ago. faltered again for man has to campaign against partment. New York Baaebalt end. cnllar of nylon lace trimmed wiUi ^ . could make, him Wa.shinglon's idnnal Football f.,eagiie. Store Fronts, Picture Framing, the blulth-green "shiner" on the permanent. nell Chuck Btohba and Maiirle | different sport. 1* Cfiiet Nowlckl, Tlie league plana to play Sun­ with navy blue accessories. The Sox who absorbed an 8-7 loss in been necessary to decide the win­ ran out, a team member rushed to the Tanke. Sanford worked the featherwelghU. Danny la the cur- Oianta, 100 Weat 42nd street. New aeeil pearls. The skirt terminated (ipening'day...... „ ...... , pitcher...... Twenty Yeais ,\go Holdout Venetian Blinds, kid's right eye---- The youngater, I can underatand It •aid Casey, McDermott ail lefthander*, and |Chcl has been Hie No. 1 diiekplnner day ball until the middle of June, bridegroom's mother selected aqua ner in six of the 13 runnings of the team table to get a replace­ lirat three Innings and was tagged when you meet him. turned out to tent New England bantamweight York 18. N, Y. ' in a rattieilral train. Her finger •lai k.sonville, Florida, yesterday, clever lefthander turned in ;rhtick Klein, Pliiladclnhia Phil- Furniture Tnpa though the newa plainly came as a Elll* Klndct. Walt Kinder, Wall ill (he West /Ide Ree Bowling plus every Monday, Wednesday chiffon and lace. Both mothers udi try it again today against an- jj neat .seven-inning Job against, np, outfielder, signcrl a ttiree-ycar the $,'^0,000 Widener Handicap ment weapon. Potterton sighted for five runs. be Chuck Davey. who has won 18 champion. Ebbets Field. Brookl\Ti Dodg- I tip veil of French Illusion wa.s blow to him. "People have read aH Maslrraon, Willard Nlxor. and l.eagiie Ihe IIBSI two i ainpaign* i anil FndHV nights, effective Mhn- wore orchid corsages and assisted other member of the Class A Sally (-incinnatl re.sterday but lost 3-0. Icontrsct for an estimated .$40,000. I race at Hialeah. this strange gun and fired hla Homer Decisive . consecutive professional bouts In these write-upi about him, aboiit Next start for the tattooed" Silk i er*— Box Seats 8)' and 82.60; Re- at a reception for 125 guests at caught to a cap of nylon lace and Towner will be an eight Hsrrv Tavi-r. the right hander*, day. May 7 In addition to fhe League. . Except for the third Inning, he The CTilcago White Sox edged the Midwest and who la looking; how fast he can run, and they ask roiin I uppypj Grandstand 81.75: Bleaih- Ge.iigc V.'lt'li back from a ten the Villa Louisa, Bolton. .satin with seed pearls. Her bouquet henillinc.r Wednesday night you will fin ■ a fall lo' of chiicker* I Hnmlltnii BA opener, other first They will play the Savannah club , Kuzava struck out the Pittsburgh Pirates, 9-8. In ten for bigger fields to conquer...... why isn't he in the Army if he ers 60c, Seating capacity 32 111. week vnialloii in Kloinia i* '>ed- i For a motor trip to Florida the was of phalinopsls and had an or­ against Hill Bosaio of Pittsbiirgli 'nial * nine lii.rlci*. ami onr l>c- round pairings were announc^ liere today with lefty MaiiHce Me- issiieil only one walk. innings at New Orleans. The Sox Chuck, who won four National do all that. They write lette^ra, too. Ticket Department, Brooklyn ridden wiHi a cold George plaved | Iasi night. Monday. May 7 bride Is wearing a navy gabardine chid center. Dernioll getting the Boston piteh- j ______1______in Trenton. N. J. The l>out will be lief 1* the tenth man will be Bill The matron of honor wore a tied the score on Jim Buaby'a Collegiate A.A. boxing titles aa a "What they don’t realize is that Rascbnll riiib. 21.5 Montague . oir la' I wei-k-end ami the . linnce | I'niled Alreraft vs. Silk City, and suit, navy and white acce.ssorie8 ing assignment. i homer in the ninth and won out Michigan State undergraduate and we aren't trying to kerb any boy j l '’^vlscd in New York. Evan* up from S'scramenlo gown of orchid nylon over talfeta saying • Inel Brooklyn 2 New York ,11 Hie climnic w as loo mm b We Wi'diiesilav. Mav 9. East Hiyinp- and white orchid corsage. They will Tomorrow the American Lea- I in the tenth when Ed McGhee who la the only boxer ever to win our roster If he should be in ; The familiar manager s Scarboiough really had it Siin- be at home to their friends after trimmed in old English lace. Her : Last Night Fights on Our lip 'o baseliall fan* 1* to wish G-orge a ajwedy recovery. lOM vs. 1 l:;tli team guers will play Augusta of the ; ■cored after Ed Robinson filed out. that many, sheepishly - admitted...... uniform. The last tiffie 1 heard w e. of. "We W117 robbe.l'."' (lav again*! the Tiger*. The thing April 16. at 184 Vernon street. arm bouquet was of yellow car­ , lip Liie above and save You may rreaiiient Waller Snow of Hm nations and orchid sweet peas. same league. In the latter's park Four home runs enabled the ho rollortrd tho fhinor while spar- | already had Inst M playera out of 1 fitted the aituntion pcrfecll> laa that pleased everyone most was Ftilk I ’llv t)ascliall tr in the season. The bridesmaids wore identical a few miles np the .Savannah River. St. I.oulfl — Wesbnry Ba.soom. Jacksonville Tars of the South A t­ our organization the fact that Scarborough wa* practice Friday night at 8 o’clock j Umpires waa Informed that Hie gowns of spring green nylon hiar- First baseman Walt Drojto and 176'-, SI. Louis, outpointed Vem lantic League to nip the Boston George la a light-heavyweight and league clubs." / i heating the club that hii* given nl the Y ann*i las.so st inilinl sack b«cn approved. Yesterday it was Novel Request has earned hia Master's, little kee atliletes, explained Unit siirli also been stliklng well, n researcli ps''ilio|oglst in the sages and assistfsl the bridal party even the pre-season record with , j Kurri'l ...... 94 77 ion .175 in '.jiinidinn in Ho Im.al league lor The recount action was tnatitut- ($.">.901 in the seventh and Boaiisy Ernie Charboneau. is just bf'gin- an infection could become a< live at ...... 3u 2i'i 26 7k Hip old apple at about Vnie Division of .Mental Hygiene. in receiving at a reception for 1.10 the Nallon.al League champions. ^ i Ilpi'I;;'ap 1447 many y>nrs. •d by commercial parking interests ($7.40) in the eighth. On Tuesday! iiing work on the same objective. any lime and incapacitate the 477 4«1 eleven games. In the city. guests at the Garden Grove follow­ Four of the games have been de- victim for short or lengthy periods, T' t.!!,* .S04 .•*09 1 J >Vhlf KM* Tommy Wright and (Tyde \oll- eliied by one run, the fifth by two | It was Growing I ’ p ($13.,">0( in the i .. .Wonder what happened to the Mciidi' I s of 1 lo Noi l liei n 1 ''HI Modarators recorded last fall ing the ceremony. 1 sevcntli and Holly Ridge ($10) in] guy who once claimed Gene Tun- ea\in( mer will be retained *s se.oiul For a motor trip to Washing-1 runs. ' ori 2«*m lieellciil Board of i'nipirea volid that 20,165 electors had voted In the eighth. ( , Tomorrow's visibility! ney didn’t have a chanye against Veaterilay’s College Baseball 1 1 atiing outfielder.* Beside* Jimmy The Brooks needed a thrilling j Tk 12" 'J9_» ooammco.slN to loicgo uiirliiiu: favor of the off-street parking ton. D. C, the bride selected a Jack Dempsey ticcayl.se "the .so F*r« > 94 Pb r.snll theic IS ('bBille MmxW'11. n th Inning rally to pull yester-j Largest windshield in any car (1096 sq. In.), Hahwiprn 91 99 v:» 2'2 .soltlinll games this sea.son .st u proposal and that 19,189 had voted crimson, fitted gabaniine coat and BO is leadin’ a Kook." Princeton 2. Moravian 1. sv, ;'7H who will nneli his 241 h birthdnv the negative. They recorded that champagne drea-*. hlaek accessories d.iy's game at Savannah, Ga.. out with slimmest slant-hack corner posts, gives you Alrork next .Smidav He come* to the Sox CCI Id nr cling Iji.sl Mimmcr Ho Fordham 19. St. Peters (N J) 2. ii ...... 102 Ml XU lioiird aiipplied no'ii lot a'l games 17,442 ballots had been rejected. of the fire. The Phlts went ahead "Control-Tower Vision” ...today! No “ blind spots” ! ri.7K Mid by vvny of Birmingham In the SEAT to and orchid corsage They will be CHATIERBOX Tomorrow’s convenience! Ed McGhee abd Bill Higden. 5’ale 11. Duke 9 4-2 in the top of the eleventh hut n the Lee, Twilight and Church The tabulation of the three law- at home to their friends after CUNY 4. Columbia 1. . . . 4j^ 49r. .**07 146' .'Southern Assoeiatlon where he i Carl Furillo singled across two who hit .332 ai>d .330, respectively Totals .-tofthnil Leagues. jrsrt who made the recount was April 16 at H Warren street. RESTAURANT Extra luggage space, clear Maine 6, George Wnslilr.gton 3. socked 25 homer* while batting runs for a 5-4 Dodgel' win in the ; for the Memph;' Chicks, are get­ 22,503 in favor of the proposal and The bride wa.s graduated from i 6tS Main St. Tel. 2-8002 Norfolk Naval Air 11. Dart­ 4rl«rt .320, seventh best in the leagib’ . bottom half of the inning. It was and clean—yours today... ting trial.* v./lh Ibc Chicago While 22,154 against. Manche.ster High school with the mouth 8. i.ni 1 ; I* 9^1 in X2\ Ted William* would prohatily | COVERS the second successive 11 Inning BROILED IJVE because spare tire ia under the Sox next ^rin g. ; 07 like to play the entir.' 154 ganie^ class of 1948. and is employed by /■ Si**i r' f battle between the teams. LOBSTER DINNER— $1.50 luggage compartment, not in it I McLiucM. :i2 97 IHI iii'i .schedule at SnrBSota. He (s loved . For .Ml Makes Of Uarz the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Tanka French Fries — Coffee I I’nruino m:; 1 !> 'M 9! 1 and a.lored bv the fnns wlio Pretty Daytimer 119 n*i J 1 5 Cornorafion, East Hartford. El Pa.so, Tex , April 5—(/D—Phil iv'i ijri go out of Hieir wny to let lilni S T O C K C A R The bridegroom is a grailiiate of We also have a eiibtum -M9 .VM r-1 4 PR t fit M I M < I ‘ know there (s no one like The Kid. Manchester High school, class of ’49 PACKARD TotElR line of covert* in fiher, plas­ {'onvertlblr. About IH.tMlO re l») r 1 Nnl on.’ bon was hennl in Hie twd 1941B, and attended Milwa.:kee '•••OOOcb' games we saw Tile elltow Is still RACES inili'H. Single Owner. ('I II k 1 1 1 1>" tic, satin twill, nylon and School of Englhoering. He wns in Kudin and II e a t e r— I>1t k.s 90 h{ 9 7 ; I bothering him. wliicb he .diifcssc* the service for three'' years and at other aci'essnries. plus fixe Dirki iM.'i to. and that Irntales him plenty leopard akin. Made to /Ht present is general manager foi Hie LEADS AGAIN Briiiul N’eiv First tirade rMji'ii' in' __ 84 91 271 He Isn’t awmglng like old »nd hi* EVERY SUNDAY »» 112 3'j2 Vour car. Prices start at Hoy a’. Ice ('ream company. WITH PRE-SEASON White Wall Tire*. Priced TrtBh ...... tuning is off. Against the Giant* miiinnFii'S RohriBkN n:i f»7 thti ♦ 457 475 1.T75 get today’s Kaiser! 358 East Center Street CLE.AK.ANCE OK Below O. P. S. ( elling to — — he oni.V got a couple »,f loud .strike*, 2:30 P. M. 1 0 m ow it qiiieklx. .5 I'M 4M 4»'-u 1»:»- but founil the range for a long Telephone 5191 TfitnI." Kownrrfi-I p ' dmilile Sunday. But. tbe Thiimpei $ 1 3 « 9 5 Per Set Sunshine Tomorrow’s performance! “HI-VALU” PERB CAR. Mt r.irili' hi T Open Wed., Thurtr.. Fri. \ ra\ inc •:(1 ____ hO will improve. Stafford Springs Your* today —with Kaiser'* power-packed Tomorrow's driving ease! D IIB P V < on'ertiblc. Brciiiihii n*‘i 9C X2\ ...... U >* All in all, the Red .Sox look USED CARS 4 0 m i l l f l V Iliirk Rrexvster ...... l'^2 10‘‘ 90 .iOii 9'. ^ readv Moat of the key player* . . . o o c C O o ^ ^ ^ ^ a O o O C O O O CP° Supersonic Engine that rave* you money Kaiser’, entire new low design Until 9 P. M. V . m “o. Orern. Single Oxvner— .Vl'irpli> 99 ...... ftp 1^1 have had their humps and bruises Speedway — Conn. State every mile that you drivel bring, you new comfort and r:...... VT a: I: i down here. They are marked ladv driver. Serviced by ,‘t i > relaxation... today I New elbow-height Club l!3 K'tO again to win. Koiir- II*.' A-l llirniighmil. Ra­ r,. .) ''i:,* • 22 ; ;. 2 14 ^ it IPK si,2fl (Incl. Tax) Service Station windows let you rest your arm Door. '48 PACKARD t'mipe lie- dio. Heiiter, W Idle W all _ ’47 CHEVROLET ,Ici»ev City was the onl\ team Tire*. Priced BELOW O. . . iVt ■.*.1 t- >'. Children—60c (Incl. Tax) comfortably while driving. luxe. Low niileugv. Radio, to beat' Rochester in a season ser^ Downtown Tydol Blaek. Klretmaster. with Heater. Exeellent trans­ r. s. t EII.IMi TO SELL ( \^FRTins xEIKl .. 263 les in the International l.,eague . Heatpr. Low .Mileage. portation. Best dollar buy —NOT TO KEEP. L It&mpiin ...... S9 SI ."^JlVUiO FREE PARKING .Mason ...... 91 llu , lapiinik last season. The Little Giants beat | 770 Main St. Tel. 4.307 Thmorfow's door design! Very clean. A -l through­ In town I Very. C I I Q H ' I rs^'df’r ...... 92 fki 97 27'» the Red Wings 12 out of 2'J. j very apeelal at w l Iw V ' I lore?*! 11 ...... till 1 JO 9«.»9 T.'IeIn 401 4a2 42^ 12M Smart High-Bridge Doors, curved out. Prleed below C | A Q C ’36 FORD with rumble )«l { celling at— ylWww i 1r:. 1* n ...... 103 i»i:i 97 np into roof line, give you new ease in entering... M-iil. Prexloiis owner 1 H'l today I No stooping...or knocking off your hat! rialms rebuilt engine noxv T.’tt.!* M" ’4LCADILLAG danette. about i.OftO mile* old. Ra­ Station dio and Heater. High ’48 PACKARD Wagon. ^Hy dramatic. Radio. Heat­ 5’aliir for the dollar. W ill Fosl Office l ops er. Ix»w miles. Oorgeoua sell for *20 heloxv O. P. S. Medium Blue. .Single Own­ Tho car with a one-year Celling. 5'oil can’t bent It. ti.,’. i:*') ij;';i er. l-ow .Mileage. Radio waiting list. \ ou can have Walnut Slivciers ( lAl.- and Heater. Plastic Seat this one now. C 4 Q 7 K six Clip­ NK.-ffv Cover*. Up-Top Through- Special— ’47 PACKARD per. black The P o ll Office bowling team Kitikbvin 4-deor. Radio; Heater, aln- look two out of three games from Courintky For the flng driving weath­ .. .the only car with Anatomic D e sip ! gle owner. Very low mile­ $1825 Oonvertt- the Walnut Street Tavern and Kaiser age for a ’47. Good rub­ thereby advanced lo the aemi- er ahead ffet a motor tune up ble. Black. ber— elenn and nice. I'laa- ’42 PACKARD iltAll 402 3M 424 i::2 tlc Seat Cover*. A real final.s in tho Wc.st -Side Bowling here— and get U soon, ^ie'vfi Super DeLu.xc, Overdrive. Electro-clutch. Leagre rol'off* Ding Karr posted Radio. Heater. Good red biivl Prleed to move out ’47 FORD 4-Door. Black. a 3.57 .score for the winner*. Wail got a corps of LIncoIn-Mer- leather upholatery. ':i $1270 Phillips was high man for the night Heater, Very ape - Priced at $469 with a 362 triple. n.'isven cury speciaiista to work on 8703 clal at— 1o Move P'aatl* Club Se­ Monday- night the Post Office \ifao 1242 Or 8200 Below CelUng '48 PACKARD dan De- will rgll Pagani'a in the semi final*. ;ci.,p*ek your motor, tune it lo best ef­ Price’ Super 4-Ooor Luxe. Gray. Iz>w mileage. This match will he the best out of 414 136 I2C0 Bjr Soa B o n ett ’40 BUlOK 2-Tone. Radio, Overdrive, Radio, Heater. three game.* also. The winner will 11 ' ficiency and ready It for tha ThercTa a- crisp, uncluttered look Electro • clutch. Clean. roll Ollie’* for the ehampioii.sliip Dubei* gg 91 34 364 to tfela charming daytime dress Ask for Heater, Fog Ugbta, Scat .on Wedne.-sday in a bw l out of five rinurhs-y 79 73 76 '-'.lO hot, heavy work you put It la Fopr-Poor A Steal . 1.3 T4 9* ao5 tta t jrod u n make with a mini- Sedan. CbVera, DIreettonnI iStr-' At S1375 game match. « \nr.lrllo ystirpt t g time and effort. The fit- ’58 PACKARD aal*. Clock, etc. A -l trans­ P.onhxm 95 *6 31 269 I'oxl 0 »irr '1' T.os- Man . 70 70 70 210 in the summer. tad -walta is young; If you like Jchmidt^ Beautiful Ught Green. portation. Priced low Sedan. add a white bow on a dark ^toned 5084 ’ 11* i-t.-. I'M. i'-7 By Mrs. Anne Cabot Brand new, firat quality to move ’49 PACKARD Appealing Tol»l" 421 3M 4tf 1131 fabric. quickly! a " , „ 120, 104 10* 3** ' Fattacn K a 8703 is a aaw-rite Pattern No. 5084 consists of li»- whitewnil tiree. Ultra- gray. Tlp-tup condition. „ ,r ,,n , 122 101 105 32s sue pattern In sizes L, 2 and 3 in­ I. a « • a Joe Scberlzl, bigb acoring de- ■parfairatad pattern in sizes 12, 14, $chmi naattc Drive. Radio, Heat­ Choice family ear. Very •^‘ aronl.e ...... _ »7 _3T cluded; material requirement.*, i Super fenaoffian of Hertney in the Am er­ C . J», 20: 40, 42. Size 14. 4 7-8 ere. SaimDtLuMt4-Drrn Ml hot Iron transfer for embroidery, 362 Almamellek, Hungary. tUa pattam, send 26e plus Exquisite medium blue. Phillip* ...... color chart and aUtch Illustrations. Priced $150 under celling. 104 299 liiERQmr' ffrat-claaa mailing, in coins, Tbe "Dreamboat” car lor ' ML***r<> ...... Jjncofk Bend 20c plus 5c for first-class Terms to ault. C44QIC K ozickI ...... SI J'J 11(1 32:l w, addraaa, alsa daslred, a man or family that ap­ ’50 CMC 106 341 pattam number to Sue. mailing, in coin., your name, ad- e.iouMwa«oM».aic.fwtA.rA Uberal tradea •(fcOaii Broga.i ...... 132 >2> Feature for feature, Kaiser’s the newest! preciates quality, beauty, 10$ 298 ’47 CHEV. CONV. » ,.T1m MiiMtiaatir Bvening droM and the Pattern Number to New. Arewster green. Ander*on ...... 96 OXM A.wsx,4li««lcaa. New Anna Oabot, The Manchester Eve­ BEER AS BEER SHOULD BE ,1 luxury and prestige. New Chrome grille. oU filter, Club coupe. Fully equipped. car guarantee. Radio,. ! Taut* ...... 537 548 533 1U3 A hargaln. 8-day •paeloL BROTHERS ■I, N . T. ' ning Herald. 1180 Ave. Americaa, . ell air-bath eieaner. Cn- New York 19, N. T. Heater, Whitewall Tiree, I t e tha Mffay Intaraat IriNlSeiBi V f W h B fferift S m , C r ^ PUs rBonaeur,Fnnee M R tl b lttM lh l^ t at lie nail SeeyournearatKaim*FraitrP0<^rtadayt ’50 BUlOK dereoathig. Spare. Be­ When the National League was RALPH MOTOR SALES NeadiewKork Fane — Anna Cab- Ultmaintie Drive. Com­ eoBtalned plete. Priced reasonably low Market organized in "1876, the New- York ,Y,S Windsor Ave., Boekvllle « t ’e h lg new album.ls here. Doaepn DffTKlBUTOR / Ride It— la f P U i- to make you buy! At $1375 flub, then known ax. Hie Mutual*, e ( ftadnating new designs, gifts, •in i ffAifiw-MAiiw m it coieo*8ue'«. whucb hub. ■icbiwaw Buy It! $1895 Open I'nHl 9 P. M. 115 ecia1 features . . HARTFORD DISTRIBITORS. INf^ , Flue 4 g ift patUm e and directiofia. TOWN MOTOiS. INC.— 45 WBSt C*nt«r St. — Phont 8557 ■end.25 Phone; E-HaTtfor*8-«14^ 25 ceaU. ^ 74 ToUa&d^«cte E u t HAfUord. Coon. \ PAGE PXrrtBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. APRIL 5, 1961 ■aiw BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY,-APRIL 6, 1961 nv 1 R. W1LI.I.\Ms !(HIR b o a r u in g h o u s e MAJOR HOOPLE BY FONTAINE FOX Ol"l ■ i h i O u i n B f TOONBRVILLE FOLKS Help Wanted—Malt or Artldaa far Sala TMiCD iMUrTACTiOiO S i ^ Sense and Nonsense 4 Buliitoi (tomew OffcNi It H«Ip Wanted—PefiMle 86 ABtoiofcU— for 8»to Or iraania 87 k it c h e n t y p e whit* anamal ONE OIL, alactrlc combination HAt THB BIG^ST^PBifT^|H TH^^HOLC TOWNSHIP- a l l APPLXANCBiB aarriood and REPAHU on aav.1ng machinea, range $70, one Electromaater elec­ LaegavUy 1B46 pTfr»nvOBn,E modal 66, HOUSEWIVES earn monsy la OFFICE Help for automobile deal­ ■pace heater. Steel top A.B.C. oil (ktld Fccta repaired, bumara, rafrigaratora motors, pendulum clocks, aclaaors bumer, 50 gallon drum, $40, alao tric range, $20. Watklna Bros., ...oposg . S j Ho.TE^ MV ‘ MesSAGS four-door aedan. Radio spare time. I do. Phone 7067. er. Experience helpful but not Thermomateia era awful drips A nlca old gantleman of 76 want Oanfied rangea, wafbera, ate. All work aharpenad. Tradsi. on sawing ma­ one Penberthy aump pump with Inc., 935 Main street. to a phyalclail and explainad that #r, $350 under celling. Phone guaranteed. Metro Seralea Op. chines, old and new. F. X. Dion. necessary. Write Box W8, Herald. A P P E A R ^ l e i T i ^ W o R Outalde thay’r* going plops. braaa piping, one h. p. motor, r But put the thing* between my Mpa ha wanted a ganaral cha665. ___ TeL Mancheatar 3-4)8SS. 777», tar looking Mm over thoroughly A dveriiianaiU WOMAN FOR general housacltan- $25. Call 6709. USED Refrigerator. Good condi­ And welch them blow their top*. la ii 1W5RD 2-door. Good condition. ing one day a week. Call 3-9846. Sitoatlona Wanted— the medical man reported he couM WINDOW SHADES made to ordar PAINTER'S Swing etsglng, com­ tion. Call 6864. —Theresa E. Black. find nothing the matter with him. CLABBinSD AOVT. 'Si'a^able. W'hUe aldew^la and installed. Venetian blinda Private Inetmetione 88 Pemnto 88 radio and heate.. Phone 2-2012 COMPTOMETER operator want­ plete. 40 foot extension ladder, Doctor—Tell me, have ybu (ol- and curtain rode. 24 hour servloe. extension plank. All in good con­ 1950 PHlLCO 12H" television set. One thing that keeps the divorce DEPT. HOURS: between 8 and 5:30 p. m. HELP! DOES your child have dif­ ed. Must be experienced. Apply Beautiful mahogany cabinet, lowed any particular regime whicil Estimatea gladly glvan. Fagan WOULD LIKE housework, part dition. Call Rockville 2-360W2. rate high; gals who are clinging would account for your excellent Srie A. H to 4:45 P. M. ficulty In school subjects? Tutor­ Cheney Brothers Employment Of­ table model, $150. Phone 2-9814. PACKARD 1951 deluxe, ultrama- Window Shad- Co., Route 44 at fice, 146 Hartford Road, Man­ time, hours 9-2. Tel. 7067. vines before merrlage and ram­ physical condition? Bolton Notch Phone 3-4478. ing at home. Phone 2-9753. LARGE ROUND amokey pine cof­ tlc two-door aedan. Fully equip­ chester. blers afterwards. Patient— Well, doctor, lt’6 this YOUR FUTURE In T V . never be­ fee table, two end tables with way. When 1 married 60 years ago, ped. 6700 miles, Beal offer. Phone r e p a ir in g BT Si,uart R. Wol­ M arhincrv and I'nola fore has such a young fast grow­ Dog»—Rirdo—Pela 41 matching lamps, treadle sewing When a Ctmiese < riebrtly was 1 antareU Into an agreement with 4809. cott on waahlng machines, vac­ Help Wanted— Male 86 machine, Hollywood bed. lawn met at the clocks after his long I/M T —Qfri'a horn rimmed ing Industry offered as great an POUR VERY Nlca Red Cocker FARM-ALL Tractor F-20, with my wife to Ihla effect; Whenever i 1940 DODGE tudor, radio, heater, uum cleaners, .aotora, small ap­ mower, garden tools, new cottage voyage from the Far East, he was lost my temper end began to blow In n a lenthw cm*. Call Barbara opportunity to ambitious mechani­ puppies. One six months old double fjlow. Good condition, $550. good engine. 1939 Che\ToIet tudor pliances. Welding and cutting. curtains, odds and ends. Owner Phone 2-4291 after 4. met by a horde of reporters, who off steam she was to leinaiii silent. SUrtntein. 7681. Reward. Motor replacemenU A-1 Repair, cally Inclined men ae does tele­ Beagle Hound, male. Pedigreed Nice shape. Douglas Motors, 333 vision. The demand for technl- In service, leaving state. Must promptly began theli questioning. On the other hand, when she loai Sales. 180 Main. Phone 8597. stock. Zimmerman'a Kennels, sell immediately. 15 Cornell GET YOUR garden tractor while Reporter—Tell me, Sir! What her temper. 1 agreed to leave the Main street. ciana la greater than the supply. BRUNNER’S Lake atrert. Phone 6287. One of America’s largest train­ atreet. Call 2-4039. available, l ‘i-2 H.P. Hoe-Trac •trikes you as being the oddest house. Well, air, for over 50 year* 1941 BUICK Special four-door PETER w. PANTAi^UK electrical for performance, construction and thing a ^ u l us Westerners'? now 1 have enjo.ved the excellent 55rraosP5iH"1mirichooi^ contractor, maintenaiice and wlr. ing Institutes can now train you 358 East Center Street (Thlnese— i meditating (or a few sedan. Eleluxe equipment. Radio In apare-tlme at home for a good Live Stock— Vehicles 42 easy operation, 5 working speeds, \ state of baaith you ace me in to­ «onai cliUdran. Pra-Wndargartan, ing for light and power. 40 Foster Boats and Acrcssories 4fi moments) —I think it is the pe­ and heater, good rubber, price paying job or your own business. fit the spe?d of the Job. Many at­ day which I attribute D the well- I^BdMgartaa. Brat grade. M ont^ street. Phone 8303. We have excellent PART- culiar slant of your eyes known advantage of an outdoor $899. Phone 4869. You win be furnished necessary SADDLE HORSES for rent. Also FOR BOA IS, motors, tackle, ma­ tachments available, only $171..50. through Friday. TranaporUUon TIME openings selling 'TV for aale or trade. Cedar Hill 4 H.P. plow trac. Rugged strength i life. DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, testing Initnimenta and tools also rine hardware and paints. Mc­ If we do our best; If we do not farnlahad. Mra. LaU Tybur. direc­ 1940 OU5SMOB1LE club coupe Ranch, 24 Bush Hill Road, Man­ and heavier construction to Six cylinder. Radlu, heater. Good copied, vacuum cleanare, irons, Instructions and the parte to and Used Cars. Intosh Boat Co., North end Pur­ magnify trifling troubles: if we tor. Phone 4367. ______chester 5900. handle roughest jobs. 5 working An expert has been defined •■ condl't.on throughout. Recenll.v guns, etc. repaired, shears, build a complete 12 or 16 Inch nell parking lot. Chrls-Craft, look resolutely, I will not say at and knives, mowers, etc. put In con­ If you work at the Aircraft, .speeds. Only $292.50. Montgom­ J WILL one who is familiar with the sub­ WANTED—Ride to Pi hverhanled Douglas Motors, 3,33 TV sot. This is an all Television Mercury, Champion and Scott- at- .. a __ the bright side of things, but at ject but who eomea from out of dition fof coming needs. Bralth- ery Ward. THE AJsiE^THETlC thing* aa they really are; If we Whitney from Main. shop proved training course at 3 to 11 or 7 to 3, or any other Poultry and Suppliea 43 Atwater. Phone 2-3102. Open town. walte. 52 Pearl street.______from 9:30 a. m. to 8:00 p m. LANK LEUNAKH can avail ourselves of the manifold Working hour* 8 to 5.30. Call home- if you want only sound, place and want to make BIG WIDE Selection of Farmalla. Allis No Progress!______4060 after 6 p. m. ONE I'j-ton 1938 Ford panel de­ thorough TV training—If you BABY CHICK special this week MKIxl. • INN blaaainga which surround us, we a n t iq u e s ReUniehed. Repairing BRAND NE' / 12 ft. custom built Chalmers. Olivera. Clelracs, and ^THI8 VOTlit ^ 'OMtkHO ^ , .... IcANWUlfiAT^ ran not hut feel that life le tadaed One hot day an old livery tnick with heavy rear wish to become one of the beat- EXTRA MONEY— Cockerels 10c. Manchester Chicks biilldozors. Garden tractors. judge was drinking aomc hot tea WANTED — Ride to Hamilton Suitable for farm use. Good run­ done on any furniture. TIemann. skiff. Inquire at 61 Foxcrofl GOING TO BB I DON’T THINK w r o u m ? 1 VOTES I tmati no a glorloue InherUsnce 1 rained through O. T. I. Write to­ 6971. Terms arranged. Dublin Tractor when a friend passed by his table Standard from Fern ning condition Interested In re- 189 South Main street Phone Drive. Phone 2-1895. THB SAME AS ALL \ WTOMING WILL —John I,u)jb(M'k. day for full details on the Job op­ Co.. North Windham Road, Route and stopped. Ing hours 7:30 to 4. Call 7278 af - ^ei^^ng vour best offer Bond ,5648. SEE CHET BRUNNER TM tw tnltmu. tm» 4-S'-S/ THE REST-UNLESSjv **'7C6! portunities in TV No obllgstiona. 12 FOOT outboard runabout 19.50 6. Willimanlic 3-,3217, Friend—You shouldn't be drink­ Bread Bakery. 1 0 , Broad street 46 WTOMING HAS Jackie—Mom, when we hsv# «r 6:90 p. m. Commercial Trade* Institute. Box Arttclea tor Sale Mercury 5 H, P. demon.stralor SWITCHED/ company f4ir dinner tonight. *• have to esi my pie with a fork 7 and HEATING COMPANY Muairai insiriimi'nta Fl'N wo\dd he betlci Have you ever ABtowobtl— Pw Sale GRADUATE Practical nurae* are able and stsndait, typewriters Mother - Yes RrpHir work a specialty at rea- We Are Open Wednesday, Jackie —Well, may 1 have a tried gin and ginger ate 7 1941 CHEVROLET 2-door coach in demand. They receive excellent All makes of adding machines i I960 FORD tudor. Vary clean. Good lonahlc prices. 40 years cxi>cn- Dtamunds— W atrh piece to practice on 7 J\idge No. tint I've tried sever­ Original price Call 2-9409_____ pav, are highly respected and are ■old or rented. Repairs on at TWO TRUMPETS. Both in excel­ al fellows who have. condition throughout Full price piire. For prompt aer\lre Thursday, Friday Until 9 P.M. Jew elry 48 assured of life long security. You makes. Marlow’^. lent condition. Phone 5336. only 11.495. A real bargain ■'BETTER BUY' USED CARS (F^ATFNT Alcohol will remove all gras* C AU . 4165 can learn practical nurilng easily LEONARD YOST, Jeweler, re­ \\ Fifty nullton monkeys are loose Douglas Motori. 333 Main.______PEAT HUMUS, $4 per yard, two slsina from summer clothes, also, BALCH PONTIAC. Inc. at home Jr your spare time. High YOURS FOR EXTRA OFFice spring snd winter clothes, not only In India, one for every seven per- yards minimum. $., a bag. Bon- pairs, adjust, watches expertly. VVearins Apparel— Fura 57 c l e a n l.-iri CENTER STREET school not required. Profe.salonal Reasonable prices. Open daUy, from the man who drlnkN. hut also S'ms. The proportion on this aide CARS UNDER CEILING Alr Peat Company. 6515. WRITTEN GUARANTEES PHONE 2-4545 PIXnVlNG AND harrowing. Rea­ outfit Included. If you are between MONEY Thursday evenlnga, 129 Sprue* CAPE OR Cape Stole remodeled from his wife and children. It will ! of the Facitic isn't so higb, but 1950 CHEVROLET SEDAN sonable rates. Call 2-1283 or 4909. the age* of 17 and 55 years, write CHICKEN Manure for garden or streeL Phone 2-4387. from your old fur coat, $26. Guar­ remove furniture from the hou.se I smnnUmes It'e harder to distin­ 1960 CHEVROLET 2-DR. SEDAN 1949 PONTIAU CHIEFTIAN 4- I today for free Information. Glen- lawns. 40c bushel. Phone evenings anteed workmanship. Let out ■■■ / m . and also eatables froni the pantry; guish between the two speclca. 1949 PLYMOUTH SEDAN d r . s e d a n CABINirr Making, reflnish and wood Career Schools, 7050 Qlen- furs slightly higher. Cold stor­ BY e ik ; a r m a r t in the smile from the fai e of his wife repair furniture .'Icreena made to 6971. Garden— Farm— Dairy snd happiness from the home As Bill (ireenfleld. famous ficUon- 1948 CHEVROLET 2-DR. SEDAN 1949 PONTI.M' STREAMLINF.r. wood Avenue. Clilcago 26. Illinois. MAN FOR part time work. 1 to 5. age. Open Mondavs. Max BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 1947 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN order Phone 2-9.5.33. John Hahn. a remover, alcohol ha* no equal. ' eer of tlie Adirondack lumber SET)AN COUPE I Capitol Equlp.’''ient Co., 38 Main TELEVISION Seta, guaranteed. Producta 50 Silverman Furrier, 54 Church 1946 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1948 PfiNTIAC' CONV’ COl^PE (’hristian Herald I ramps, was telling how ha had atreet. Trade-In table models and con- street, Hartford 6-0304. Room 616. 1946 OLDSMOBILE 6 CLUB 1951 MKRUI’ RY 4-DR .s e d a n BaeineM OpportonHIf 32 Bolea. 16” Croaley table model FOR s a l e ;—Well rotted cow I been hunting In a forest ao thick COUPE 19.50 MERCURY CLtm COITE HooaehoM Serrlcca manure, deliverci.. . Call Pella She Whst a wonderfully devel­ that he had to pass sideways PROMINENT Radio and television WANTED — Mep for landscape $189.50; 16” Bendix console DUSTY ROSE bridesmaid’s gown 1946 PONTIAC 6 SEDAN COUPE 1949 CHRYSLER CLUB COUPE j Offered 13A Bros., 7405. 364 Bidwell atreet. with matchiiig hat. Size 14. Never oped arm you hsve. l>o yon play Hiiiong the trees, when all at onca •ales and service. Forced to sac­ work, planting shrubbery, rolling $219 95; 16” Zenith w'ith doors, he saw a buck, full antlered, run­ 1946 FORD 2-DR, 1947 CH EVROLET CONV. list price $409.95. less than four worn. Phone 8915. baseball ? 1946 8TUDEBAKER CHAMPION FINISH. Holland window rifice due to Illness. Write Box and ferttllxlng and grading GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes No. Hp—Yes, and may I ask were ning through the woods. COUPE ' ** 1--6T months old $267; 16” . R. eXJUPE 1947 STtiPEBAKER CHAMPION shades made to meaaura. All A, Herald for particular*. lanma. If you like outside work 1 mealy. Amelia Jarvis, 872 Park­ you ever on a track team? IJsU-ner—Hold on, Bill I How C. A. conaole, like new, Nice Selection . • . 1937-1941 COITE metal Venetian bUnda at a naw here la your opportunity. Apply er street. Tel. 7026 Wanted-—Yo Bay 58 could that buck run through tha Best Terme . . . Best Trade* 1946 CHElTtOLET AERO low price- Keya made while you iX)OD Paying wholeaale cake and In person ‘ o John S. Wolcott, 180 $250; 16' Zenith blonde con­ Feorile like to aee themaelve* In forest that way If you had to turn COLE MOTORS—4164 .SEDAN wait. MarloWa doughnut route covering Man­ Main atreet aftei 5 p. m. aole with doors, sold for $550; WELL ROTTED manure, deliver­ WANTED—Good used furniture. print.vacrordlng to a newspaper aidewnya to gel through? chester and Hartford, Good op­ used two months, now $385; Ad­ ed by the truck load or by the Any quantity. We offer you high, reporter. And either silk or snlln Bill (coulcmi)luoualy I — W'hy, 1940 PONTIAC CLITR COUPE WANTED—Two carpenters and 1949 CHEVROLET coupe, heater 19,38 BUICK 4-DR. SEDAN MANCHESTER Upholaterlng Oo portunity for right party. Call miral 12>a” coml ination $245; like bushel at the farm. W. T. Little, eat price*. Woodshed Phone 2- Is O. K. with women. the buck had to pull In hla horns Vary clean In and out. Priced Ke-upholstertng. drapeiiea, allp 2-9867. two helpers. Phone Rockville new. Brunner's T V Inc., 358 195 Spencer street. Tel. 3757. 3154. — the way aohie of >"*Ju have to do right. M caure- Auto Co.. 873 OPEN EVENINGS covers 48 Purnell Place. Call 3- 977W2. East Center atreet. Open Wed­ Psychnioglata are funny. They Bometlmea. Main street. 3-9442. 9521 Open evenlnga WELL ROTTED cow manure, $10 Term* May Be Arranged^/ WANTED T V . seiwice man, full nesday. Thursday and Friday un­ aay that w’orry causea people to Belp Wanted—Female 85 til 9. All day Saturday. a load. Delivered. Call 7083. Leon­ KiMinis 4$iin<'»n Hiwrd AH eat loo much and become nbeae, The most Important thing about 1950 8TUDEBAKER 4-DR. SE­ and Trades Accepted __i weiAVlNO of bums, moth holes or part time. Brunner’s T.V. Inc., any kind of a speech la for tha ard Glgllo. II I and anyone knowa that fat people DAN, CHAMPION — Over­ 1948 CHEVROLET riCK-lT and torn clothing, hosiery run*, OPPORTUNITY 358 East Center street. GIRL'S Roller skates, Jumbo Pre­ FURNISHED Room for one gen­ I' I' ' r I' 1' are more carefree than thin ones. ■paaker knowing when to quit. drive, radio, heater. *4 ton, four speed transmis­ hardbags repaired, slpper re­ cision wheels, worth $60, sell for PANSIES, Swiss Giants, 5Sc bas­ tleman. Near Main street, fhone placement. umbrellas repaired, MAN WANTED. General farm ket. perennial flower plants, 2-2170. 9 Hazel street. BY V. T. HAMLIN A man falls In love through hla 1948 8 T U D E B A K E R LAND sion. WANTED BOOKKEEPER work. App y in person, 872 Parker $25. Call 3071. He Catche.«i On TYie last war hroiight a lot of men's shirt collars reversed and gladioli bulbs, canna bulbs, Prem­ ALLEY OOP HEY'! WHAT’3 j diH|)laced pel.sons, I he next war eyes, a woman through her imag­ CRUISER. 4-DR. SETlAN— atreet, or phone 7026. LARGE, Furnished room private taetnw.iTHisWvisaaa.t.ai».e. Radio, heater, overdrive, 1947 HLTISON N TON PICK-UP replaced Marlow's Little Mending EOR GENERAL MOTORS IRON FIREMAN forced air furn­ ier strawberry plants, a.sparagus fME.iNjuN joef " but 1 DON'T , THE BIG r,(UGM» will bring a lot of dl.ipersoned ination. and tin V troth speak of it bath, heated. On bus line. North KNOW A / AU.VTOTTA IDEAT as an affair of tlie heart. Shop. DEALEIiSHlP OFFICE PAINTERS WANTED—John Me ace. Complete with ducts and roots, flowering shrubs, cver- places IMT 8TUDEBAKER CHAMPION Ra- end. Call 3702. •’K’a fi n*cktlfi Incinfirator for uto after birthday* and 1941 PACKARD CLIPPER Cann, 30 Laurel »treet. Phone controls. Call 2-9846. jfreens. Woodlanc Gardens, 168 I / aQFFOR \ ABOUT I A8t»Dr SHOULD BE POR LIFE./ T K O U m .*? J £UT AUNT TO THINK OF fLARKK MOTOR S.-XLES^* HAIRDRESSER. E.'cellent oppor­ accident, hospital insurance. Plen cool and freah. in winter Rock FURNISHED Room without board, ______y FtTUNlA AN EXCU«B Medur* Auto Co . 373 Main Wool .checks cold, cold winds, re- KEPT. ■treat. TW42. Heating—Flambing 17 tunity In our lovelv salon. Apply ty of leads furnished. Large earn OLD RED Tin Bam 706 North to working party. Near Oakland siLwarve o r r « I H M /IN 'T .301 Broad Street In person only. Marlow's Beauty ings possible with commissions 8uces heat loss, cuts your heat­ street. Phone 2-3168. e o n WHEN I U M O . PLUMBING and Heating Fum- Main atreet, buys and sella good COME H(DA5E L A T a L 'f/ USED TRUCKS Salon. and renewals. Must have car. Op­ ing coats as much as 40%. Fire­ used furnlt-r> and antiques, Phone 2-2012 acea, oil burners anc boilers. Earl FRONT Room, heated. Continuous THIS DIRTV portunities open i()^*ll cities. Con­ proof. odorless. Granulated Rock Frank Denettt. Phone 2-3376. 1948 WILLYB TON PICK-UP Van Camp. Tel 5'.'44 PROM 1949 STUDF.BAKF.R 2-door de- CLERKS— Would you like to tinental Ca.sualty Company. 983 Wool 1 Bag covers 18 sq. ft.. 3 In. hot water. Centrally located^Gen­ PLAYIN'. 1948 INTERNA'nONAL \ TON work for an insurance company thick I $1.39. Rock Wool Batts tleman preferred Phone 3129. luxe Immaciilalr. 14.000 niileii GA.N YOl.^R wartime emergency Main street, Hartford, Connecti­ 8 FT HOME Freezer. Famous PANEL Call 2-ll.’»0 after .5 p. nfi. in Hartford? Single or married. (carton covers 40 sq. ft.) $2.89. make, list $249.95. We purchased 1947 INTERNA’nONAL TON plumbing last another emergen­ cut. NKTELY Furnished room with cy? For free plumbing survey, Then write to FECL Care of Montgomery Ward. a carload. Brand new. Sealed PLATFORM 19.39 GHEVROLET master Gan Manchester Herald. MACHINE Shop help. Limited ex­ units. $5 extra for 5 year war­ large clothes closet. Conveniently 1989 INTERNA’nONAL TON be seen Saturday at 121 Hollister call Tom Dawkins. Master USE PLASTIC tile This durable located. For gentleman. Inquire PICK-UP Plumber, luanchester 2-9669. perience necessarj'. We will train. rantee. Sale price $169,95. It will atreet. Apply Wilco Machine Tbol Co.; tile can't lose its finish because save you real money on the price 316 Spruce street. nci. etc T M MO u A At. ere ^ the color goes all the way % AU these trucks have been re­ PLIIMHINU And Heating. •peclaE Inc.. 222 McKee atreet. Phone of meat alone. Brunner’s, Inc. ROOM FOR rent. Lady or gentle­ 1948 PLYMOUTH club coupe Ex­ through:^ Won’t crack or dent Idlro Old Times ______BY AL VKRMKKR conditioned and are In excellent tremely clean, 1946 Cadillac cunv Izlng In repairs, remodeling, cop­ 2-1266. •’Like the acrobat—It's the turn­ men. On bus line Continuous hot i PRISCILLA’S POP condition. per water piping, new construc­ Acid resistant, cleans easily over that counts.” 358 East Cen­ club coupe, radio, heater, hydra­ water. Phone .5457. Y if ^ w e m u s t f a l l ^ \ REMEMBER tion, estimates given, time pay­ HELP WANTED WANTED -Truck driver. Full Many beautiful color*. Only 55c ter street. Tel. 5191. _ I WISH WE’D DAD s a v in g tha:i s a m e s-5 CHORCHES MOTOR SALES matic Dougiae .Motors, 333 Main time job. Apply in person. Fisher square ft. Bring your meaaure QUIT CHASrlNG FOR SOMEONE, WHV ments arra.iged. Edward Johnson. ai PICK A ^LLV-LOOfM area model. Douglas Motors, 333 Mam. Experience Not Necessary stating details. ____ $10 45, 9’ X 10’ size $14.85;*10’ x bathlnettea, solid maple bunk small busineaa or office. Apply It Shinto storage ZO .Ills. A (iuess HY ■Y1U H AKI. O’M.VI.LLY gateway 5 Domesticated 23 Sitting 42 Small particto 12’ size $19.95; 12’ x 16’ size beds, children’s three piece chrome Edward J. Holl. 1009 Main atreet- H.IM ______BUY NOW! Save 3’'i% price In­ YOUNG MAN $3195. Buy Rotproof tarps on V^k : NOW I WONDEflr IF TM] 15 Upper limb 6 Froater 25 Mountain 430rtenU) Husinem Offered 18 MANCHESTER . ackage Delivery Apply In Person sets. WBEE5 T )-« MOST VALUABLE WHEW.'WOTTA JO B O n CTT JU E T i 7 Grain crease on new Hudson aiitorao- Wards monthly payment plan— OFFICE IN Orford buUdtag- R**: J ao5H vtc.'wiriOfevEe aotCHEPi i d o m t ^ ARE VOU OOMMA y I GO T A PWOME /iKfirooiMOTOEefi of the body nymph* maasure Local light trucking and package VEK jOlWT MB enp A JOB. rfKNOW WHAT THAK5 IN MV OFFICE, A\V 8 Let it stand bllee in our stock, prior To new/ FLOOR PROBLE.'iS solved with Permanent salaried position only 10% down. Montgomery New Furniture, Appliances and TV estate. profeaslonaL eto. Apply ^AMES5A, AMP TWEV PIPM'T Tw'coPsC’'A5«B5Aae l a b t JOB FARO AOAIN^---- 16 Australian 26 IncrusUtion on 44Pastiaw govermnent Increase which w/S delivery. Refrigerators, washer* pip THEY *BTWWAT TVBV W KE 8 Voluraa llnuleum, a-phsi' tile counter. and stove moving a apcclalty Ward. Marlow’s. ^XJCHTWAT. AiepAIEBMTLV MIOWT TH A T JO B ' cattle dog a sore 4SAsaa allowed al' dealers. Choice/of Expert wor .lanshjp, free esti­ NEW MODEL LAUNDRY with national financial organi­ I Shop at WAB a p t e e T j - ^ vF ------AFTER, LOU*. PAKO WOULR BE H E ^ MBaianof to Constellation Phone '2-0'.52 “ LET5 RUT TMINOd TO THBY VVEKEMT T)-0BVEB— 11 Cover* 37 Sea eagle> 46 Without (Fr.) colors and models. Top dollar for mates Open evenings Jones F^ur- zation. Offers % b sMurity QUALITY Awnlnga for less at CHAMBERS not ORPIMARV MORNAIO. EtMEiviBeef mountain 30 High wind 47 Oiape refuse' your automobile. Can purchase 73 Summit Street Wards. Keep your home up to Summer Homes for Rent M KI0H?» ANirEEB >F 12 Prevaricator nlture. Oak atreet Phone 2-1041. CALL PHIL, for moving, light at the Green 4AIVTI-aN6 AWYWAV. B IS Symbol tot 30 Female saints 48Flowar outright without trading your and excellent advancement 20% coolei thU aummer. Sturdy ■amarium 17 Musical note trucking, ashes, rubbish removal. ON CAPE OOD, West I%nnis, "time, or 2-9248 ment of patterns and colors. Your 7:30 to 8:30 P. M. threes Pone - by reliable, well-trained ecutive tj-pe, college experi­ from beach and shopping center. known as an fiber knots 54 Medical auAa after 5. needs are filled on a special order tS Senior (ab.) 88 Compaaa petal 1940 DODGE 2-dooi sedan. Very men All jobs guaranteed. ' Hall ence preferred. Begin as credit basis with approximately 18-day Call 3593. t> Symbol for Indian------40 Horae’s gait good transportation $350. Mc­ STENOGRAPHER— Experienced, EIGHT Tube G.E. conaole radio. Linoleum Co.. 33 Oak street. THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Oo., single or married, for insurance investigator and adjuster. All delivery. Call 5161 or come In and Ideal fof cottage. Reasonable. selanlum Clure Auto Sales. 373 Main Phone 2-4022 evenings 6166 or r 8 F local and long distance moving, company in Hartford. Address. discuss yo'jr needs with Mr. Lar- Phone 2-1046. Wanted to Rent Z4Baboldi atreet, 2-9442. 8109. , packing, crating and storage. modern employee benefit pro­ aon, Montgomery Ward, 824-8281 M Soothsayer n 1 Steno, (Tare Herald Office. WANTED--S or 4 room rent by 19(6 BUICK super four-door. Service to all pa-vs ot the U. S. grams. Main street. FLORENCE Combination oil and 18 Units of energy RADIO AND Television sales and A and Canada. (Tail 5187.' Hart­ KEYPUNCH • operators— Exper­ gas stove. 1946 model. Good con­ 2 adults. Reference*. Write Box SI Stull $ Radio, heater. Very clean. Terms seivice Antennas installed. Open and trades. McCiure Auto Sales. ford 6-1423. ienced, married or single, for In­ dition. Phone 6209. S, Herald. SZTnwetIuel evenings Delivery service. Call HOUSEHOLD BABY CARRIAGE, Good eondi- m . T a'ha. u. s.~WT,Jg._ S>ASBinal >73 Main atieet. 2-9442. 2-9097. surance home office, Hartford WORKING middle-age couple de­ (4 PainUng— PaperinK 21 Address Keyop. Care Herald. tion. Phone 6735. IPHILJTO 8-tube console radio. BY LKSLIE TURNBR 84 Robust FINANCE CORP. Ideal for summei cottage. Ebccel sire one or two room apartment The Meeting WASH TUBBS NO tlUS TO mhwer ouestutne! 88 Has cxistad PAPER HANGING painting work ROUTE SALESwoff-an for local BABY CARRIAGE. Excellent con­ lent condition. Phone 2-1046. in Manchester or vicinity. Tel. PENNY! WHAT TO WARM VOU 38 Fruit drlnka dune personally, meaning good 76 Pearl Street dition $30. Play pen $10 with pad. 4264 between 11 and 2 p. m. , ABOUT TH05E- ‘ NOW... AND WOOKEY MUSTN'ri light deliveiy. Salary and com- THE devil are $E£YOU! CV0M...WE'LL I JVAanbaty work at moderate coat. Raymond (Tall >1321. e n t i r e CONTENTS of furniture VOU DOING HEREL' M tlC l THEM VOU misaion. Write Box C. giving driv­ QUIET Business girl desires 2- leave thru the COORTyARP!! 88Mova Seella inake. Tel. 2-92o7. ing experience and references. Hartford All articles like new. Reasonable. M teifT BLIND! EASY No dealers. Inquire at 264 Oak room apartment. Preferably furn­ WA9 RIGHT! (ab.) J k Ed Sullivan’s Special! WANTED—Person to mow large 38 Symbol for I.NTERIOR and exterior painting, •SALESGIRL wanted for part time HEARING Aid. Practically new. street, or phone 2-1454. ished. Write Box Y. Herald. lawn, weekly, for the summer. niton paper hang<*VT, cetlinga reflnlahed. work. (No high school girls). Ap­ Call 3593. Manchester 2-9966. [l a t e m o d e l Farnsworth radio, 4 OR 5 ROOM unfurnished apart­ 41 It to one or Fully inaiirifd. Elxpert work. Wall ply Federal Bake Shop. 885 Main 1947 Oldsmobile oaper bookc. Edward R. Price. 2 H. P. ROBBINS and Meyers phonograph combination. Will ment or house. Two adults. Phone •— ofanlmatol atreet. WANTS®—M4ison’a helper*. Ap­ MORIARTY BROS. Phone 2-l(^3 electric motor, single phase, HO secrifice. Phone 2-1046. 4211. 47 Willtau fona ply in person. John PontlcelH, 46 220 volts, .60 cycle, 1760 r. p. m eOltotar (T08METICIAN for beautiful mod­ Homestead street, Manchester. SALES Eitecutlve,,wlfe and daugh. Convertible Coupe ..'VSIDE AND outside painting, em coemetic depart menL Pleas­ Apply at 18 'tunnel street, or call WB BUY Jid sell good used furni­ 4SAge ture, combination ranges, gas ter desire 3 or 4 room furnished Ceilinga whitened, floors aand^ ant working conditions. Good 4235. 81 Sudan >. WANTED—Full tlm* stock man. ranges and heater*. Jones Furni­ apartment. Write Box CT, Herald. and reflnlabe(L Call me for your ■alary plus. Apply Arthur Drag s s m u p p iM Apply Immediately. W, T. Grant MODERN Glenwood combination ture Store, 86 Oak. Phone 2-1041. free Mtlmate on outalde painting Store, 942 Mgln street. flat. H s r now. Gilbert Fickett 6982. Co., 815 Mein street. oil and gas atovef Boiler, includ WANTED—Apartment b tt. ft. MT. I 88infintlia ’ Three rooms or more, by veteran SALESLADY Wanted by old ed. 4 years old. fliiceUent condl 500 GALLON water tank. W. O. paralysis i BOY OR Young man for full time Glenney, Sliver street. North Cov­ and wife. Unfurnished prefefred. ^ eatablUhed food dUtributor for tion. Hollywood Ubd with Inner- t*ThankB for the lift and I hope I can phone you! la it 8|,5abiliul drug store and delivery work. spring mattress, d.buble size. Also entry, or phone 7-1707. Have excellent references. Call Manchester and- Rockville area. 5 CaU 8545. . okay to call you JCenevtsye^inetead ofjeir'?':. day week, 8 hour day, salary and Savage washing machine with 3105. Spin Dryer. Eitc4llent working commission. Car furnlahed. All EASY WASHING machine. Phone benefits. Write Box ED, .Herald, condition. Owner leaving state Sec Pace Thren Read Herald Advs. 2-2230. stating detallA A-/ / ' - - ' ( r '.r.-

■ii| liyjip I; ifp > r ■r- r ' %*,;V- wv THURSDAYi APRIL », 1961

Averace DallyJfet Preaa Run T h e W w th G t ^nrfa?0t?r lEogning ljgraU> fiHueata at D. a. WeaOMr I For the WeMi Bndlag March 81, 1851 Oeaerully CMr, enghUy rriendshlp Circle of the Joins Air Force Rag Collection 1 0 ,1 6 4 or, teulgUt fair, Satuidajr, a llj IMr. Btaabar a t the Aodlt J^bbiitTowii Oi ♦-v- To Help Fund Bureau of Clronlatlona Manchetter-^A CUy oi Village Charm Inj atartlng at 9:30.

Miss Joyce Lavature, whose mar- (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS S S f e i tiM ItobMns room of <>"' DiRcardeil Materials to (Ctaasified Advertlxing m P a g e 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1961 r i a a ^ Rif*’ "*’'*’ ™ f ^ " 7^ VOL. L X X , 158 C d m l i bouM, Monday ovenlng. HartfMd will take place April 7, Be Sold in Current 7 ^ •. at alaht o'clock. Hi* guest with another shower CHECK THE EXTRA SAVINGS Roderick Crockett V J h ^ Z m e o^Mrs. EmntcU Rob- Cancer Campaign 3HlnWoM Hartford aorf«» 9“ * few Mr. Crockett who waa former- ^rt^of » 3 Main street. It took A townwide collection of rags, Allies Move Deeper Into North Korea Archbishop Stepinac tv of the Connecticut tte form of a greenback show^ A delicious luncheon was served used rugs, old clothes, felt hats, | ■ Society frequently stvle. The centerpiece was bedding and mattresses for the | .Cheng ion . aSIrnaaed the dub on garden sub- S beautifully decorated shower House Group Slashes laeta. Mra. Robert Scribner oi benefit of the Manchester Cancer | cake. Z NORTH STATUTI M ills Says Churchy Reds street U his Fund has been acheduled for the | At HALE'S Self Serve •Hi* igtembers win have the Koeong lac* eC^teeentlng their problems Xhe Covenant Brotherhood In- laat week In April. It was announc­ KOREA . 11 ftf th^ Covenftnt- ed today by Chairman Philip Bay­ Changdo «B amraals. r~ Could Compromise Co“ pr%attonal chuT^h to^a family er. Judge Wesley C. Cryk will head _____ X X a apecial committee which will and Health Market Keniane WHfRl MOSl Sunset Rebekah Lodge ^ handle this collection. MASS foacfsl,.- Trumau Fuud Request o'flwk,"" Un“on"raciftc use as his personal chapel. Earlier "Thla le a project we alncerely Hwantpe Exclusive .. .r . hope everyone Will Join,” Chatman MEAT DEPARTMENT In the afternoon, there had been spoU will be shown. 4 Extra Specials Thla exclualve Interview with a visit from his sister. at 16 Maple street. shortcake will be seii-ed to all Bayer stated. "Certainly, it la In A change of menu, like a chanRe of scenery, is wel- .Arehblahop Stepinac of Y’ligoalavla Touch On Church, Stale Appropriation* Commit* Wives and families are welcome. tune with the times since spring CUDAHY’S come nourishment for mind and body. Here’s a popular waa obtained In hla prlaon cell by The Interview dealt largely with cleaning is just getting underway^ LIBBY’S y Hwa«hon_» Alex Singleton of the AP’a B«1- lliiHhuiHl-Wife Spy Team SeiitenctNl to Die tee Whittle* Down Bid meat item that we haven’t featured for some time: relations between the Church and j A Every household has ita share of .3. Order discarded rags, rugs and mattress­ For S 843 Billion by RofiaM Miner « < it--' tense situation Involving the Rus­ Rummage Sale of the E.istem Star, is P'’*'?'’ . es. If each resident collected only CORNED BEEF Pupyong ^ Lepoglava, Yugoslavia. April 6 I dessert military whist to he. hdd sian-dominated Conilnform. the T3 Per Cent, Cuts Into a few pounds, the towm'a total —(A*) - Archbishop AlojziJc Step­ FRIDAY, APRII- 6r-9 A.M. Ronald Miner, aon of Mr. and kChunchon democracies of the West, and on Thurf»(1ny. would bo recorded In tons." Veal Roast inac, impri.soned .spiritual leader Yugoslavia's own independent po­ Non • Military Spend* o'clock at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Charles Miner, of 125 Bt. Delrich S i Judge Gryk reported a market of Yugo.slavin’s 7.000.000 Roman sition. But prison authorities, Store — li’ Maple St. John atreet, enlisted In the U. H for the materials haa already been i.f 1 CatholicR, aays- a comproinlae ing. Civil Defense, Air Force and left for active duty HASH -- e among them the institution's coiu- Sunset Rebekah Lodge An early rehearsal of the spe­ located, and If townwide coopera­ LEG OR RUMP Hengcken aoliitlon of differences between niander, quoted him as saying in last Sunday evening. He_ re­ tion la achieved the O n cer Fund 1 Lb. Tin the Church and this country’s Cite* Lark o f Planning cial RC1.S of the center f 'vj;;;;,,": ported to the Sampson Air Base, private conversations that the Ro­ Weds' sprinc ‘ urnculi will be aubatantially boosted. % C'ommunl.atic government could man Catholics of the country For Defense Effort rorncula Will he held tomorrmv .Safnpson, New York. "We are hopeful that everyone SOUTH and ahould be worked out "in the A grafluate of Manchester Hlgrh, ^ \\ Hoengbong .should fight side-by-side with-lbe will immediately set aside a ‘cancer l b . . interest.s of both." r,iirht St 7 3(1 lo "oodruff hall 59 KOREA ^ I Serbian Orthodox Church in the Ronald attended Morse College *Chipyong Wnsliington, April 6.-^4*) The repular rehearsal will rag bag' and add to It every day. g^ongdiigpo h J}/ The’ .32-year-oId Prelate ex­ event war again comes to Yugo- and was employed at Hale's prior Judge Gryk stated. He advised that pressed this conviction in an inter­ eight o'clock. Everyone Is re­ to enlisting. The enlistment slavta. —The House Appropriations HALE'S quested to he prompt. all rags and mattresses should be TENDER LEAN MEAT—REAL ECONOMY Black aiToWR hIiow where Allied troops continued thrusting forward view this week with the Associated period is for four years. acroaa the th parallel April 5. On the e«at coaat, where oppoaltlon At the outset of the interview. committee voted a 43 per kept In the cellar, attic or garage 88 Press. The reporter saw Arch­ Archbishop Stepinac was inform­ so they will bo protected from the ______BONELESS waa light, two South Korean tllvlalona were IS mlle.a Inalde enemy ter­ bishop Stepinac in his private cctl. cent cut tiklay in a |843,463,* Headquarters ritory. Above the parallel an eallmated one-half million Reda (tri­ which he entered nearly four and ed by this correspondent tint any 500 emei'Koncy fund asked by CAMPBELL’S statement he cared to make would •46 PONTI AC TVnOR ;Rand Is Secured 'The collection of this material H ALE’S FRESHLY (Special) Lb. o 9 C angle) are maaaing for aa expected eounter-offenatve. a half years ago after conviction be I'ecorded accurately and report­ resident Truman. It ap­ HAM ROLL of wartime lollalioration with the FOR Has to he seen to he appre­ win Involve a largo number of ' Pre-cooked Ham— W e’ll cut whatever si/.e you wish. ed coniplctcly* without censorship. proved only .5478,136,368 of trucks and men," Judge Gryk Germans. He was sentenced to 16 ciated. ( ash, trade or terms. GRO\^ND He was advised, also, that none of For Ijidies’ Niglil stated, "and we are seeking addit­ years. th<> total sought by Mr. Tru­ ional persona who will either donate In firm tones he emphasized the questions to be asked had been man to finance a number of RALPH m o t o r s a l e s China Reds Retreat prompted by the government and •t.l Windsor Ave.. Rrrokrille The "Four Flames"’ have been the use of a truck or will assist there could be no compfnml.se with ■ . - tha eniergency government activ­ STEW BEEF one ba.sic boint a clearcut division j thnt nnne find ‘ ha Open CnIII » P. M .____ signed up to play for dancing fol­ in making the collection. Volun­ teers are requested to call either between CThurch authority over rfcurch for the piUT><'se of the In­ ities for the remaining lowing the turkey dinner at the myself. Attorney Bayer or any Coffee SPECIAL spiritual matters and .Slate control terview Ho expies.sed then his mouths of tliis fiscal year annual iJidles' Night of Company member of the Cancer Fund com­ Lean, fresh beef cuts. From Cental Front over temporal affairs. willingness to afiswer Inqulfies. which ends June .30. 2 Manchester Fire department, "The Catholic Church cannot be The prelate spoke. In the Serbo- One of the larger cut* waa In mittee." Croat language. Hla answers were Saturday at B:30 p. m. at the hose The committee will sortly an­ enslaved by any state," he said. tho Voice of America overseas house on Hilliard street. Flowers, nounce a complete schedule of col­ Comb/natfon Special S u rp rise A man of medium height, wiry and translated directly to this cori'e- broadcast program. Despite a plea lection but It Is believed that tha , , w..hdr.*.i’ Youth Killed obviously In good health. Arch­ spondent by a resi>onalblo employe favors and door prizes will be In IT YOU BUY ONE POUND SLICED Left ‘ No Man a Land , nf the Associated Press who la of ! , yesterday by the President for the Pine order and all this points to the entire Job can be completed In one bishop Stepinac stood throughout full amount, the committee rec­ the hour-long interview. Sometimes Seihlan nationality. Miilius IGiMmlxrg (left. In pholo at left) and hla nifr. Ethel (rlghl. In plmlo at rlghf) are most gala affair In the company a day. In Front of Allies First of all. the qiiestinns turn- from New 3 ork's Fetleiiil emirlhoiiHi' vest. iila> afler heliig wiileiiced lo death for pro\ l)—The Di*ugrcenu*nl Block* The House committee approved • OUR CROUP BUYING Hartford hospital with varying in­ sel, the Austrslla, “ comes home" funds for the enrnloyment 81,- AO® SCALLOPS (Special) Lb. 5 9 C W ill Not Fight Syria Senate Expenditures committee Truman Talk on Peace 200 additional FBI ogenta, for the a EFFICIENT HANDLING FOR Japan Treaty juries, were identified as Frank next month to Myattc, Cx>nn„ to SuUo, 17; Frank Ludwig, 18: John ■ ■ <4 ' ' I join other great ships of Ameri­ voted today to approve a resolu­ I Hope*, Aim* in Korea repair and reactivation of 100- BESr a MINIMUM OF WASTE We have FRESH OYSTERS, FIL­ Welsoslais, 20, and John J. Glebus, can marine at Mystic Marine Mu­ tion designed to block President WHILE SPECIAL seum . , . . Chinese Nationalists (ConttawNl or p »te Slave*) To Be Changed 2l. all of Saugus, Moss. r. ObMrver. Exp^ JJ. S. IlltHctS Tniman’s plans lo put the much Washington,' April 6 —(lntiniim dia­ 052.16: budget expenditures, $201,- At Plnehurst t e n d e r , s w e e t s u g a r h e a b t 2 Lbs. 27c Will PiiHh Champaign in quired $8,009, the government al­ 363,905.45, Cash balance, $8,302,- in a furious exchange of pistol Bhooldern feb. APPLES will hear his own fate today. Greenglass is liable to the same mond bracelet valued at $24,000, Aircrafty Farm Tool leges. (Continued on Page Four) a iliamond wrist wateli, yar rings 364,664.20. shots. PEAS______1 CALIFORNIA federal death penalty Imposed on his kin— ^but he looks for and clip pin. AT PINEHURST scomssuE mercy. ^ ^ ^ Firm* in U. S., Canada They matched a description of HYDBOX Store Hours: 8:00 A. M. To 6:00 P. M. Dolly ORANGES Doz. 79 c Truman Woos Labor Back pieces missing from about $90,000 SUNSHINE CO O Ein Cleveland, April S—UP>—A vast worth of Jewelry bought from Gen. MacArthur Renews INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS Report Bulgarian Troops Mass On Border New York dealers last Ortober by 8 Rolla 99c 1 ^Igrade, Yugoslavia, April 6— (A’)— The Yugoslav Foreign organizing drive among newly- Bumble Bee White Meat Dietetic Pack Fruits and hired employes of defense plants Into Defense Plan Board Ephraim Lishanaky. The dealers ‘‘War” With President . 39t GRAPEFRUIT 3 For 25c ministry said today It was unable to confirm or deny pub­ mushrooming up around the coun­ say LIahan.,ky paid for them with can Vegetables lished reports that two Bulgarian Army corps have been mov­ try waa mapped today by the CIO a check that bounced HUDSON United Auto Workers. A bout $63.000 worth of the gems TUNA ed up to this country’s border recently. (The New York Times Washington, April 6—(J*)— 4^ Secretary - Treasurer George was recovered when Llshnnsky Washington. April 6—(JP—Gen.- the five-star General there was The UAW also drew up plans for Meany, and Walter P. Reuther, serious question whether the White IVORY s e w ASPARAGUS 89c SHIPMENT OF FRESH F SOFT FACIAL TISSUES PEAS (8 ox.) 2 c»a 25c said in a Belgrade dispatch this morning that two Bulgarian intensified member-signing cam­ President Truman has' wooed or was arrested In Pasadena, Calif., Douglas MacArthur has proved F V CNKIKIES IN CANS . . , gantzed labor back into the de­ head of the CIO United Auto House would risk a bitter fight in 4 Ox. Makea 50 cupa. army corps totalling 70,000 men had been moved up to the paigns in the aircraft and agri­ In January. Lishansky and hla again he Is one of the Truman ad­ s e w D.ARK RED TEA RINGS. HOMESTEAD. 4 largo boxos 99c fense planning fold with member­ Workers probably will represent wife oporateWATORCRAXJ!:32elFL6U E _ ----- lllv - .49c Oppose Boost In New York City Sale Tax their operations. posal late yesterday after a seph H. Short told reporters the MIeh., on charges jn connection day at tho White House, the State After reodng S'ncArthur's let­ m i T T r D CLOVERBLOOM lb. 79c New York, April 6— (/P)— Sales tax opponents crowded into The ambitious program was lengthy White House conference other selections for the board had with the eheek. Mrs. Lishanaky, Department and the Pentagon. ter to tha Hpuse yesterday. Martin OXYDOL MEXICORN with Mr. Truman. not yet been Indicated. 23, who is expcr'tlng her second made it evident that here was the the city council chamber today for a public hearing on the outlined In a report of the union’s MacArthur’s letter to a Republi­ DREFT DU 1 ILK st a t e 0/4$) lb.82c S eons 99e competitive shop committee, The President was reported The union leaders who met with child In the fall. Is In Wayne material for on issue. Hp sold: CUT-BITE 7"ZZZ ^ ¥%"w |MY"T-FINE city’s proposal to increase the tax from two to three per cent. "very happy" they'd decided to Mr. Truman represented the Uni can leader, Rep. Joe Martin of .,T T O E which attempts to maintain simi­ County Jail at Detroit on similar Massachusetts, warmly endorsing “ I think It U high tlijia that the Walter Hoving, chairman of the Anti-Sales Tax Committee, take a hand. 'The labor chiefs sold ted Labor Policy Committee charges. administration and the Pentagon V IVORY omOER MARMALADE 4Be d e s s e r t s lar wages and working conditions Martin’s demand that the thou­ CANADA FTR.ST W A X PAPER------4 ror35c and the first opposition speaker, called the sales tax “an Iron in companies doing similar work. they hoped the move would lead (ULPC) which speaks for the ma­ She told FBI agents at Detroit came clean wth the Ooagreu and FLAKES No. SOS to a complete solution of the prob­ jor segment of union membership. she would try to give them Infor­ sands of Chinese Nationalist troops Cana U vC ■MARSHMALLOW I 5'/i OZ. CAN IJroBY’S Curtain tax” and said the proposed Increase would be “a As long os some shops remain on Formosa under command of the American people." . BARTLEH PEARS 4 unorganized, the committee said, lems which sUrted their boycott Only John L. Lewis was missing mation nn the missing jewelry If The State deportment, which haa 1 POLANER** PRESERVE* 1 FLUFF ...... SALADA penalty against them (the merchants) for living In the City of the moblllzaUon program five from Labor’s top brass lineup. His she could get her $25,000 bond re­ Genrrall'slmo C^iiang Kai-shek be |,> PINEAPPLE ...... S8e 1 OIXIBE KIEFFER JOT ...... BAKER'S thev "constitute a threat to the used In action against the Chinese been openly unhappy on previous of New York.” .high contract standards and wage weeks ago. United Mine Workers do not be­ duced In time to have her baby occasions over MacArthur’s frank f■-la>BICOT ...... 18c ' PEARS i ALL d e t e r g e n t COCOANUT .t ; Lb. 29c 100 Cnunt 95c I POTTED MEAT 2 r., 35c and Korean Communists, had po­ I CUT BITE W.AX . TEA BAGS a * * rates and general working condi­ The board will hold Its first long lo the ULPC, outside the Jail. and free dlacuoslona o f cUplomatie ■ETTEB GRAPE ...... 29e 1 5 No. SOS Cana 99c 12 O Z. J A B S M T F T 'S meeting Monday. Mr. Truman Is A major factor In labor’s boy­ She WHS allowed to visit her tentialities iti at least three fields: Savs U. N. Must Continue Fight In Korea. tions” In organized shops. affairs, obviously woo chorgrined rKEalVlIIMSPREMIER COMPLETE . •» _ J_ expected to sit In on It, cott of the defense agencies was husband brieflv and after the visit, 1. DomesUc politics, ogam. Ths OeneroTa loteot writ- BREAST O' CHICKEN TUNA— Lake Success, April 6— (AV-Trygve Lie said today that so A recently-passed one dollar a PEANUT BUTTER 35c month boost In union dues will The board, made up of fowr rep­ their contention that Defense Lishansky told the FBI to jo o k In 2. International politics. Includ­ tings bod come to IWit at a tUna Chunk and Flake Style ...... eon 33e MEATLESS CHINESE , long as Communist forces refuse a cease-fire in Korea, the help finance a bigger organizing resentatives each from labor, in­ Mobillzer Wilson, a former presi­ a safety depoiilt box In a branch of ing the United Nations progrz® when ' American dt^onut* *rsn United Nations must continue to fight with all the “force it staff and other costs, It added. dustry, agriculture and tha public, dent t)! the General Electric (!om- the Whitney National Bank at In the Far' East. trying to quiet tha worry of AlUsa pony, allowed "big buslnesa" to New Orleana. He said the box SHURHNE ORANGE JUICE... .46 o k . eon 3Sc can safely commit to that-action.” The U. N . Secretary-Gen- The union waa urked to "move and headed by Defense Mobtlizer 3. Military stratq#y. over Chines# roactloa to * imw 0 ;, d in n e r ^______J 59. n„ JW .H AL4 quickly" to organize defense Charles E. Wilson, will help Mr. dominate the defense program. waa rented In the name of James While MacArthur’! JtHrtjr pOsh Into North Koroo. Nor could end told a news conference there has been no sign that the plants regardless of whether they Truman determine defense policy. Mr. Trwman apparently stilled Phllllpa. promptly raised speculation about IIRDS EYE P E A S ...... / . 23« It was In that box that the FBI Green Stamps Given With Cash Wn I ( MAWeHBSTie COMIP North Koreans “or those inipporting them arc willing to open ore operated by-companies already AFL President WUllaro Green, possible disciplinary action ocainifc XOssttoeta «• P e g s IOm I CIO President Philip Murray, AFL (ConUaned on Paao Nine) found the missing j^ e ls . USE PINEHURST CONVENIENT PARKING LOT negotiations.” under contract with the UAW.

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