„j,taWld M m any member of the Hartman’s ,....•...... i ...... 764 INCOME TAX The membera also voted to be^n g Manchester fire depart- Jlchendel Oil Service^...... TONY OBRIGHT PHONE 3MI each new eeason in September In-; “ . • Her puns perfume pst... H«c Case Broad L e a t ^ ...... 734 AND HIS FA.MOUS ORCHESTRA .39 O A K S T . We Have Whatever You Wiih fabsrgatta* ... lookprool, ■tead of October, to continue to t i g my business not Just • 1 May as previously. A new library — ------——------— ipillpro^... ilitiltti on perfume COmmittM waa created at the . w e e k * b u t 52 w e e k s a neoHy and fwoorfy... in e 1 meeting. I ^ ^ y e a r . pfslly leollief peudi., ..X80 CAR TOP" •Riled wilh I '/• dromi perfume CUmaX"Chapter, OES, wUl spon- j ® 9 <. W ‘ W F b r qoallfieiL assistance I sor a pinochle card party tonight fai th e preparation o f yoflr CARRIER SHOUHOM PLIERS; at 8 p. m. in the Masonic Home In . OrifteoUr made «o M taf incom e tax retam call lEUIEIS iC(ovr 5*tr—Da An 5 . 9 5 Merrow. Another such party is al a u 8im 6 9 e FvrdkM* «t « 6 9 $ If:: w it h F a b e i so scheduled for'the 24th there. Opening Tonight 8M 6 TAUC I ei P so aii . Cl9« i Out The chapter will also have a ape-' There *s Good Eating GfMtrge P. Anderfloii ' ^ rial meeting Wednesday there.. if the'I'l tixteen or tixty iW II!pdore.;. I when degiwe team work will be | 785 C en ter S L, T ri. M 69 Aphradlstaredlsle.W ee^iS#, carrjed out. i Pedvo (MumblM) Alw ays Ttgrassm»ar%trmwfllkt Mrs. Louis M. Phillips returned sreg _. Maka* to her home Tuesday from the A T T H E Windham Community Memorial! YACGARIO or hospital. I Town Oo*** ■> I ' On Wednesday Mr& Mary So- HIS ACCORDIAN AND HIS BAND ptHSel ! lenski of High street was admitted : Advertisement ‘ to the aame hospital. Mrs. Stanley ' PRINCESS T«o (or your honey... a«e I Gwosda waa discharged from there I For Your Listening and Dancing Pleasure OOJ Celegna Bnalte dieritoei I that day. In acoordaboe with the provl- ' Tl Ndn floeont of her hnu toverite I Fred BeauaoleiL painting con-1 RESTAURANT riona of Chapter V, Sectioq 8 of Foberg4 colosne!... Golden I i tractor of Hartford uiU be guest' M AIN STREET AT PEARL 8T R E B T , the Tosni Charter. NOTICB to gift.bMd %tO the mt 'j speaker at the fifth annual Boy; FOR YOUR LUNCHEON, DINNER OR ' here^ given that a meeting ot I Scout banquet Friday, Feb. 11 at tito B o ^ of Directors of the I 6:30 p. m. in the Nathan Hale Town of Manchester. Connecticut, Community Center auditorluqi. In BANQUET TRY srin be held in the Mualcipai vitations have been sent to all DAILY SPECIAL BuUdlng In aaid Town af Man- 41 MODI W ATEIW IY , scouts, their fathers, scout work riiaeter, on the 18th day of Febru CBBPBT SWBfPn ary, 1948, at elglit o'clock la the ALARM ers. troop commltteea. and all boys Thurs., Fri,« Sat. CLOSEOUT UDIES' SOeeoUkw DMlfO— nearing the Boy Scout age lind CAVEY’S 3-Star aftanmoa. to art on propoaed ad- CLOCK S-raom Ctoaom • dittofial appropriations as follows: their fathers. Guests will also in OVERSHOES WktMa. S0.M VALUt PICTURED IS A N C ^ C E cludeTroop 65 members and their C ap o f Soup or C how der Approprlatlea ot 82JOO.OO foi mokhed aoeom el Febergd fathers of North COvsntry. Mr. Specials Feate adjustiasat to Footboll perfume and cologne BeauaoleiL well-known lecturer In BrpiledWhole Ftold aad addlManal taeiUttes In APARTMENT RANGE in e me Him gib bo« . hto field of knowledge of types of Quonsst Field House, In addition aA8 «WH» w oo^ wiU describo them and to the amount appropriated in the their bast uses and treatment for Herved From Live Lobster Annual Budget. 11 A. M. to 4 r. M. most effective finished. Movies D raw n Butter, French Fried Appropriation of 88,260J0 for will be aiiown on a Joe Louis fight. payment of County Tax, In addi "Wild Fowl," "1848 World Series” NOW... AT THE 50c PnUtOB, C h efa Salad or Cole tion to tha amount appsopriated and Abbott and an Oostello film. Slaw , C offee or Tea. in tha Annual BudgeL During thto obasrvance at- tbs S8th AppropriatloB at 83,500.00- for . annivsrssry at ths Boy Scout Completo Diaaees Blection Itopeoaea, in addition to I movement In America, acout regis ALBA ROOM nerird IMIy 5 to 8 P. M. the amount appropriated in tba tration cards win be preeented to Annual Bodgat. the aome 80 loed ecouta at Troop 2815 MAIN STREET, GLASTONBURY $1.50 Dated at- Maacheater, OonUn 57. , $1.10 » $2.50 thto 7tb day of rohraary, 1848. Co'Vtqtry (jrange sponsersd set- EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Joha B. Lapaan, b o ^ card party priM winnsn •aoret^ of thy Board at CM- Tussdar night tollew; Women's FINE WINES, UQUORS AND BEER rectors of tns Town of Maarhes- tot. Mrs. Elmer Clark; 2nd. Mrs. Dorto B. W. Mannliw: 8rd, Mrs. Art McKay and His Orchetfra Oosmo D. Sesrprilf; men's 1st. f . Y . ■J I > PAGE MANUHEtiTEK EVENING HEKALU. MANGHEJi’l E4t, GUNN.# ’niURSUAY, FEBKUARy 10, 194B MANt HKHi KK KVtSNINW HKKAI.U. MAM'HPJSTKIt. TONN.. THURSDAT, FEBRUARY 10. lB4fFuneral Home. Rev. Albert Jantea T. Pattsrson anS State Joseph Roman, 76. of ElUi _ C. Fisk is presenting the case for Chalnhan CUrencIs P. Baldwin will comroltta* has denied th* etete- the state with Attorney Bernard J. Jackson, pastor of the Rockville a high ciM« llUeal affaira, induatiial develop- j ' " HERALD ment o f th* Board of Finance auted that ha had a drink with wiMich to develop menta and, above all, - • whethe- ^ ^ a g e d Senator House ba th* fMtured speakera at th* Ackerman representlmr Luchok. Methodlet church will officiate. — and apy. ^ -t . menta and, above all, ^ bath er | Bronx Youths Rockville appeared in the annpal Luchok in hla own room and then BENSON'S IS e r » t • Japan intended to attack Ruiaia. Taft Hotel. Former Congressman PAPfn ROUTE told htrfi to leavd with an argu Ftniesnl Satosday Tbs body will be taken to Spring- Vaad Mewapaper Aaalgnment Report Issued last Week in Held for cremation with burial D • I ' W ' I ■ Some of the answer* came in | Horaco Saely-Brown wlU addreaa ment following during which Lu- Tke funeral of Thomas Morrell, gorge waa a profe^onal Ger* ch It stated that the commit later at.^Grov* Hill cemetery. The May Operate with th* help of people like a I T o ^ S p ^ k e r the- Bristol Republicans at the o f AjpproKiniBtely A5 Ohok hit him with the axe. The 76. who (Bed Tuesday night St the 1' an Oommuniat poaing aa a awag- Held in Death West End Club. Th* program at tee had bequested an appropria Hartfobd hoepltal will be held funeral home will be open Friday SJriiig Naal. He used » newepaper aoldicr providing military plane, a $7^00 Is Goal tion of $600,000 for the purpoae of case is expected .to go to the Jury Watertniiy wiu include Congress custom ers available In Saturday at 1:80 p. m. at the Ladd from 7 to 9 p. m. aMignment ae a cover, and the doctor paaatng along news from building two new schools. The ^oday. State’* Attorney Donald III (Capitals Yet patients, a seamstress picking Up To Address Republican man pnttersQo, Qialrman Baldwin Oarmnn embassy in Tokyo as if he Six Arrested After 15- committee expla'ned that tt met PAYING HIGH PRICES! goasip. and Majmr R i^ o n d Snydar, At the HIghInnd, Park OfHedCn ow n ^ It' _ Gathering at the W eth ths Ssvaath Dtstrlct mcstlng, with the BoaM o f Finance and ra- FOR YOUR OLD RADIO, WASHER, RANGE OR REFRIGERATOR fM*i n c « o««l HoxumI was another newspaper DeiH Oaty With Higher Strata Year^ld Boy ^ Fatal which wlU be Bald at th* Simsbury s e c t i o n . queated the approval of an apptu- man and writer. He became ad- ersfield Qub , prUtlon of $6000 to be used for Tradedn Allowances Were Never Higher Than Right Now! Don*t Mies Solrg* dealt only with the higher ly Beaten in Fight Rsstaurant. former Governor OermM AmbuMdor Ott, viaer tb the cabinet and confldantt strata of th* spy ring. Ozaki and Shannon, National Oommlttacmab Rockvi||lc Cha] A n ' ar^lteete fees and that these with Japanese Premier of the "brain trust” of Prlnce-Pre These Big Allowances! Act Now-Today! Miyagi ran minor rlnga that fed Senator Ctiarlea S. House of Mitchell, State Chairman Baldwin APPLY IN PERSON i n tans are neceeaary to apply for a And Irom’ theae •‘perfect," mier Konoe. He was consulted m New York. Feb. Id—(S’)—81* nounces Its Ota tat* grant of $0p,000 to-ha^Ajp- the top circle. Manchester wUl be the speaker at and Meade Alcorn will be th* S aourees they extrset- the hipest secrets, and sent theftt, There are aom* parallels to the Bronx youths, ranging from H fo speakera. N HERALD om C E plled against the totar .cOsT 1pf :on of "Incalculable" on to Moscow. the WatheraSeld Unboln Day din Current D rl •a teatimeny obtained by the U. 8. 15 years in age, were arrested to Repreaentative John R. Thlm of building new achoola. mhn There were no Russians in tha congreeslonal apy probers—rings day In connection with the death ner February 11 at tha Wethera- Hamden, Speaker of th* House, Food Sale A ahead of time, the ring. That waa a rule. ' Mostly of a - 15-year-old Negro. faUlly Scld Country club, it was announc and Majority Leader Georg* O. Rockville, 10— (Sped*Blal)— an alarm that Ger- wtthl^ rlnga, Infiltration Into high 'The Mighty Eighth” of the K $75 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ring there were Japanese and a fm^r beaten in a street fight last night, ed today by the Republican SUt* Conway wUl be the principal ’The goal o1 .J has teen an- East echool composed of eighth attack RuMia. placci ^in goveiTiment, couriers, masqr Germans. microfilms, furtive, meetings. T h i^ of the youths were Omtml Committee. Senator Houa* speakers at th* East Haven Lin Ttounced for 1M9 Fund Driv* grad* pupil* will hold food sale on It supp] the >'ltal aaaurance Three of the Japanese lived in 1* Chapter of the NOTICE I (Anti not less than $ 3 0 .0 0 ) charged with homicide. -The other* Is mlimrity leader of the etate coln Day meeting being held at the of the lUld not pounce on Los Angeles for years; Th# report Some of the little people in the Friday at the Co-op store start U * t “ Tokyo ring. the Army says, were held on a juvenile delinquen senate; and had a leading part in Annex House.h Amerieai . Crooa. This will be The minimum age o f the whiskies in every Amerieon blend must be pointed out >e Sovleta felt safe goes on: ing,- at ■ noon, the proceeds to be For your old refrigerator or ice boa Ruaala. didn't even know for whom they cy count. A seventh is sought on the Repubilean-eontnolled Senate THE OmCE OF divided afnong the various branch used toward th* expenses of the In pulling from Siberia and Unravelled Whole Network war* working. They knew only a homicide charge. and House of Representatives R eports Bo|dB BUbi Received es a a / followa; Tolland, $3$5; class's graduation trip. in trade for rnahUig them roas a continent Miyagi Yotoko waa an artist DR. M. E. HORURTY BomeM, $445: Wlllington, $425; Naai onaiaught that they were helping "th* Beaten, Tramped and Bludgeoned which preceded th* present admin Trial Start* to beat back and kev man. Akiyama Kojl was Meriden, Feb. 10 — (d5 — The Ooventry, $485: North A SRCOND kOOK a tran.slator and the only member cause.” They committed “treason Police said the dead boy, John istration. The trial of John M. Luchok, Dn.Moacow, without hesitation.” ■ Brockington, was beaten, trampled Home National Bank and Trust WILL BE CLOSED ', $265: BIliitgton, $585; Prime Target of Spy King of the gang In It for money.. Mrs. Republicans throughout the 60. of Ellington, charged with And the results were things like nnd bludgeoned in a street brawl. sUte win mark Lincoln Day with Company of Meriden today report erai^le, $600; Talcottville. hitting another man over the head shewAfhfrtF W an wHh rito iMtion^wido •heitopa That ajwuranct' was the prime Kitabayashl Tomo was a dress ed receipt among depoalts of two FROy FEBRUARY i; OO; Town of Vernon, Including Philco and maker and the thread that unrav these; Charged with homicide were A programs designed to stimulate with an axe In an argument on of ogad whiskies, tha whisklas Uandad wHh flna grain nautrol spirHs target of the spy ring- And it got In 1939. .Sorge ’ reported the Michael Sequlnot. 13,.I-ouUi Crux, counterfeit $10 b ^ On* cam* in ItMkvllle, $3960. Thl* M a reduc- Christmas eve opened in the Tol Piled the whole network. Miss Selma Snyder party political intereeta,' yesterday, and the other last Fri THROUGH tlonxover the 1848 goal In t..e drive It Juat three day* before the Jap How they and the rest of the Japanese had decided they must 12, and Louig Bracero, 15. Featuring the appdsranc* of land County Superior Court on in today's THREE FEATHERS ora S , k, and 7 yaors oWl’R* Admiral anese smashed the '-network .in mechanize all their forces and de Police did not diecloee th* namee day. They are on th* 19S4-C ae which' aterta Merch 1*1 and will Wednesday with Luchok facing a espionage crew worked, and were Mr. end Mrs. Frank Snyder of Oongreadman Hugh D. Scott, Jr.. ries, on the Federal Reaerv* Bank ‘ FEBRUARY 26 continue through the month. IM l. Just before Pearl Harbor. betrayed by Communist Mo Ritsu, velop armored divisions. of the three charged with delin chgirman of th* Iwpubllcan . Na charge of aggravated assault Sti^gely. a man whk; is one of Early In 1940 he passed along "a quency but said that at least on* 284 Oak street announce the en- of Chicago. The fake bill* were Chairman . of the *1949 Fund is a tale of intrigue, romance, poa- gegement of their daughter, Sel tional Oommlttee/ln Bridgeport. turned over to the Federal Bureau Refrigerators the top Communists in Japan to aible torture and deaths reliable account of Japanese out of them was a Negro. He is the Drive A. E. Chatterton has an day unwittingly betrayed thb ring. boy over whom the fatal fight ma 8. Snyder to Arnold Seltgaon Connecticut will/De the center of of Investigation. nounced committee cha’rman sp- tt Is a thriller of blinking put of munitions, aircraft and attention In t h / countrywide cela Sorge and Oaaki were hanged. lights, codes, hidden radios never motorcar*, along witli a report on started. of Ellington, son of Samuel ScUg- pdiiIntmente aa followa: Supplies. The 'report says Uiey wel^ spies Police said the youth attempted aon ik New York City. braUon of Unboln Day.” C^renc* Mr Hattie C:arroll; Special GlftA BEAUTY AIDS set up In the same spot twice. It th* factories making these ma F. B aldw l/ Republican State In China before shifting to Ti'olyro. Involves fake passports, mlcrofllme terials as welt as Iron and steel.” to steal a bicycle owned bfr young Mias Snyder Is a graduate of John Maoon; Corporations. Roy It says Miss Smedley brought : Sequlnot snd that he wa^ beaten Manchester High s e b ^ and Is Chairman Mid in reporting on the Playdon; Sports. Francis Pltkat; Sold B.V * 2 4 9 = M 4 4 — paased In cigarette parks, money Report on Oil In Storage statewlde/event*. . Tralaed Coametlcians them together in Shanghai ' in I as a result presently employed as a stenogra House to Houae, Raymond Rams- I changmg hands between shadowy tlcut is, highly honored 193a. figures In dark theaters. In August. 1941, he reported |I Later.* the beaten youth, accom pher of Stern A Co.. It(C.. . Hart dell; Organizations, A. B. Chatter- Arthur DrujK Stores It says she "is a spy apd ag'ent Japan had enough oil in .storage'to panied by Brockington and three ford. ' \. been chosen as the locale ton; Publicity, Mm. Mae Chapman. Things like troop movements ^airman Scott's address over Cor. St. James and Main Sta of the Soviet government." and secret weapons were second last the Navy two years. And the other boys, were attacked by Mr. Sellgson is a vetlsyan of The branch chairmen and team In New York, Miss Smedley ary details, although the ring Army /a n d nation in general Sequlnot and his companions as World War IT. having seiired in nationwide radio hookup to be captains for Rockville will be an said this is a "despicable lie.” She gathered in plenty of them, too. ,enouj^ for half a year. they were on their way to a'bas i the Airborne Infantir for three carried by th* Columbia Broad nounced shortly. casting System at 10:45 p. m. “ iJi. “I’m not and never have been Knew Status of Plans Bkck on May 20, 1941. he "fla.sh.- ketball game, police said. Brock years. He is a graduate of North Scout Jamboree $50 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE a 'Sot-let spy or an agent for any from Lenny’s Wagon Wheel . In Sorgo, the report says, was able ed the urgent warning that the ington reportedly tried to flee but Carolina State college and at pres; The Highland District, Boy country.", Helchswehr would concentrate tripped and fell. A companion, ent is employed aa a mechanl* Bridgeport,” Mr. Baldwin said. Scouts of America will hold a A GOOD DEAL to keep Russia "fully informed on . '■Reports from titles and town* in (A nd not less than $ 3 0 .0 0 ) May Sue MacAfthur Japanese mllitarv and industrial from 170 to 190 divisions on the Sam I.»awson, 15, w.is stabbed, but engineer at th* Ford Motor Ooi Jamboree at the Broad Brook 7 room Capo Cod near the She said she would sue MacAr- capabilities and intcntlhns from Soviet border, and on 20 June not wounded seriously. pany in Dearborn, Mich. / our Slate indicate record tum- m o to r Opera Houm thia evening with : For your out-dated radio. rcgard1e I repatriating displaced persona parent* of the scouts. At this Committeeman Harold E. Mitchell. ( Eventually, lie joined, the staff As August closed, th* master j and refugee* now in A ustria___ 91 CENTER STREET TEL. 4164 ^ day, February 11 at 7‘AO p. m. by ak preaa attache. meeting the following boys were Representative George C. Conway, the member* of the ■ Children of It saya Mlssourl-bom Miss Sorge had come to Japan after spy learned the German embassy ItHtd* pre.sented with their tenderfoot majority leader of. the Houa* of • ■ ------had lost hope lapen would go to rd the Soviet demand that Auatri- Mary o f the church. 'Hiere will be Smedley still Is "at large” and so getting a foreign corraspondent'a badges: James Kuhlmann, William Representatives, will be the princi a rehearsal o f an those taking ^ la Guenther Stein, a German. Each assignment from the Kfgnkfurtcr war againt Russia that year. , required to send all Ronald Schulz and Kim pal speaker at thf Hartford eele- .rt thia evening at the church at » baa written extensively on China, Got "Accurate” Information '*">0" refugee* back to I bratlon at the Bond Hotel. For Zeitung and three o th « papers. toMand. The three western powers anircr. p. m. i Stein, the report say*./‘is a man Since Ozaki waa so close mer i^preaentatlve William P. He was tall, heavy, arrogant ' oppose compulsory repatriation. Scoutmaster William Hanneford OM W # ■X-RARE BLENDED WHISKEY. 86 Proof.The •trsight $50 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE about whom too lltUe 4a known.” Konoe, the key man In the nego Spear of PorUand will apeak at the r and ruthless,’a hard drinker and a Britain prosed as a compromise announced the following promo city Clerk Catherine D. Moran whiskies in this product sre five yesrs or more old. S5S It lista him as a ‘‘top-Ievci mem philanderer. He had one wife In tiations Sorge got "full and accur tion*: Apache Patrol, leader, Danbury meeting. to drop all reference to repatria haa announced that tb* report of straight whiskey, 63S grain neutral spirits. 12S whiskey 5 (And not less tlian $20.00) ber” of the Tokyo ring from 1938Russia and another, a school ate” information on U. S.-Japa Joseph Kuhlmann; asslatant, In New Haven, Opngreasman the City Auditors la on file at th* to IMS. nese diplomatic sparring. tion from the treaty, hiatead, Aua- year* old. 20X whiskey 6 years old. SS whiskey 7 years old. teacher, in the United States. trla would be held to provisions James Kuhlmann: Eagle Patrol, .! EXTRA! office of th* Town Clerk for Uioa* For your old wringer washer regardless ••RkUcnloue" Only Comment Oct. 15 Sorge had passed Report Tells of MetlMda of a United Nations Assembly res leader. Ronald Larcheveque: aat wishing to examine the tame. Three Feather* Distributoi*, Inc., New York, N. Y. of age. make or condition in trade for Now living in New York, Stein's The report tells of his methodaS al6nff'“ hU final sober conclusions alstant. Kim Shlrer. Pierre Car Meetteg 'Tonight only eommen|/ was: “ Ridiculous.” "After gathering together facts, olution passed in 1946 providing any of these famous makes; that the Japanese had decided to that refugees'need not return to on was alao appointed as asalatant DR. PETER PELSER Herd's Silbros Famous The School Building oommittee, He is not a naturalised Ameriopinions and estimates from a move south and that there now their homeland if they do not want | scoutmaster to help take care of consisting of ten citizens appoint I scribed can. 8s one of the higher-ups wide range of sources, the Ger was no serious danger of an at jQ . the rapidly growing ttwp / OSTEOPATH FRibAY AND SATURDAY ed several months ago will meet I in the rinr^laThe 01 ^ Max other Klauscn,' living radio person man de- embassy, the British em tack by the Kwantung Army ...... Plan,, for an overnight camping t 331 East Ctntcr Strset this evening at the office of Super Speed Queen bassy, the American and French Zarubin opposed the compro- [expert. The report leave* open across the Siberian frontier.” j mlsc. declaring Russia had nevar j trip to 1 intendent Arthur Chatterton, THREE FEATHERS I the posflbUitir tbut he la In Russia .embassies and the DutcIBJtfaMun, He felt, the Army says, that lUs I Phone Maachdstcr 2-2116 agreM tb accept the U- H. reeolu- week-end of p diacuss with Jamm H. Brtlj I or/In "Some other country” where the Japanese War Minla^^ th* mission waa completed and draft* | * ■ I mad* and ten boyww1t% four adult t Office Open Evenfuffs * Buperviaor of buildings and pi ABC Automatic I skill and experience in secret imperial cabinet, common house ed a auggeation that he be retallf d on the point, leaders will make the trip, of the State Board of Education, choice of those who take a second look for quality telegraphy Will be useful to the hold gossip, the press and mkga- Falling to agree to Russia. Klausen talked him ou t. the four deputies .v,.,--...riecessed - until- ...... school plans, architects and school I Soviets." sinea, Sorge sorted them out. of sending it and: . coaU. John Gottler and Hermra So the Army leaves unanswered "Often he aaked the opinions of tomorrow when they will discuss Apex •Three day* later Sorge and I other disputed artitlons. ■ Olson of ths Board o f Education of [the question of what ringleaders Ozaki (Hommi) and Miyagi (Yo Klausen were under arrest." Look Hurry! the Town of Vernon will meet with [may be working today in what toko), having come to a conclu Yugoslav claims for land and j It happened this way: monev were the immediate lasueal th* commute*, and invitations ROY MOTORS [ world capitals. / sion, usually he would tant It by You Buy One have been extended to First Se But the Utt-Ameriean Activities conversaUona with the ambasaa- Evidently Follotvrd Orders that broke up the last treaty con-/ While They Incorporated .Ring member* were suppo.sed to fcrence in May. 1048. ■ Dress At The lectman Emeat Schindler, Ken [committee expects to toss ques- dor,' a major general, and the mil Last! neth Smith, chairman o f the 241 No. Main St. I tlons about that at Army and Navy itary, air and Naval attachea of have no dealings wilh Japanese | The deputies are working on Regular ni9il2 ° *329^ I intelligence chiefs. They have Communists. Mrs. Kitabayashl dispiited articles of the trei Price and Board o f Finance and Superinten TcL 5113 the embassy. First Come dent Chatterton to attend. 'Hie been- asked to sit in on a commlt- “ He had a high respect for their iTomo) evidentljl’ followcU orders, i They began going through ^ em _ U flALTIST IC I CREAM ..Get Anolher I tee meeting tomorrow. judgments since they were profes COnMnuntal Mo RlUu thougflit numerically at the auggestio/ of First Served I ” 4 ^ Dress of Same Committee members are inter- j sional soldiers charged with eval- ah* had tumad against Commu Samuel Rebcr of the Vnlted # Sale ested, too, in any more Information uating just such information for nism ami apparently wanted to States, chairman. Value For NO the Army might have about Mlsa ] the guidance of the German gov- get even wilh her. So without They \yere reported tb have Only Friday LES.S Smsdley. emment.” knowing she was one, hr told the talked over two of the/ articles and New Denfrol TH.\N $50 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Tried To Turn Sorge I/ooer Another top-noteh member of pel Ire she waa a j^y* ycalerd.'ry without deci^ng any Saturday ‘Vokyo dispatches gave ml4ltlon- the ring, Branko de Voukelltch. Tile police picked her up .Sept. thing. C d U w if $1 ($ 3 0 .0 0 — and no less) would be discussing the same . The first woidd put Austria;* I al evidence today of juat how well 28, 1941. By Ort. 18 they had ..D ItS ItT -O F -T H i - MONTH MORE ONLY Plate Moteriols the Bone ring operated. Two for probichis with newspaper friends | roumled up the whole crowd. 1 frontier back to the l/nc of Jan. I, For your present washer in trade for mer oAeials who helped handle who had access to the American, i Sorge.and Ozaki were hanged 1938. giving Yugoslavia the tarri-! Sealteit Vanilla Ice Cream Of Surpassing Beauty the spy case said the wartime pre French and British embassies and | three years later. Miyagi died of , tory she asks. oa fudge-coverad cake . . mier, HIdeki Tojo. wgs so certain often had somi-official views from ' tuberculoais during the trial. De The second c o f the House Un-American Actlvi- in the spy ring in China wilh Sorg# I measure yesterday by a 30-17 vote. Write or, Ph,on« i l ^ T E R tiee committee. and O^kl. I The measure eliminates a provi Oaly Barest Details Belcased 'The report saya it was he who sion of the present, law which al Fashion-Rite Blouse, Prints Or Solids ...... 2.98 to 7.98 1.50 to Japan released only the barest I went to Harbin in 1929, met the lows a newspaper or magazine to George Smith Singer Portable Long er Short Sleeve. 'details About the ring chief Soviet agent. Gluemberg-Ott. print retractions .on "honest mis _ . , OFF Children’s Haircuts and the trials and convictions and installed a radio. 54 Westminster Road takes" in articles, thus avoiding At tbb grant envlng^li^in pny ymi to bay Mid Dainty Handkerchiefs...... 50 d to 1.50 of 17 peo^e at tb* time. The U. 8. "An American viceconsul, Tycho punitive damages. Phone 2-1143 Army found out about them after L. Liliiestrom.'.' the ret tibia for the prmident to'lMue and Ulster Voters Catdin^Will Ice Skating Tonight Air Warning * anforea rules which wlllXraward Brotherhood Speaker About Town jfe adminlatratom and aupervlaon for \ Stay in CcU n S PiCCE DINNERViMIE SET Defense Bad aet|ana which reduce the ntudber Going to PolU Richard O u ta iw e^. TTierc will be skating toidght of peraona on the Federal pa; stm t haa retumad w ih the commission aald. hoapttal la NtWii On^Dfeci'ease —weather permitting—at Rob- (CaattBiied Chfa.OM) tpwitlii*4 tew r*»9 Onal ertaon Park. It was announced (Continued from Pngo One) •Too many aupervlaors believe'' this afternoon by Phrk Super that action to rciduce the number .''jThe Mtertainiaant < tiM ^svarnmMit'VMl Uit tilth Is of persons in their units will re morrow. More than 500,000 ballota alolndrtal tAdga U . intendent Horace Murphey. staff, both told the committee the may he cast. , Mm miiiUtM «t Juatlea. Town aerk ^mimres Hours the rink will be open are imdac, screed could not assure com sult in, their salaries being reduced, hold a special meat' In ltd pfOQMiflhgs It may can while Increases in thelf units vdll All police wera on t» n in event neaday ovening at Licence Income in from 6:30 to 10 p. m. Y Direc plete protection. Savllle aald of trouble. Flafiuhoyant ptradeo dpon (Mie ditfendant td hppaxi' to tor Bill Steams wdll supervise ••there are no known technical lyad to their salaries being in creased. laat night ended'h alam-bang cam 1949 end In" 19«<8 ritatlng. means of providing absolute pro paign In which' Monea and bottles tection and absolute warning.” "Enconrages 'Empire Building’ ” Pomona and Juvaalle DapuUai, ^ wv-.*" makes supervisors believe ware thrown at political rallies and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jonnawi. *P- A lutatMtlal drop in.Uie yarl- Befor# today's hearing, tha s t ^ windows were smashed. court makas tU4declatona on tha aide” and following an Illegal 1 committee asked the Air Forw that they will be rewarded for In win presant thraa P i^ Maatarf hnaia ofcdooumanto pnMBtad. etu tjrpMiSail'anglinr Uceiuie In* efficiency. and encourages ‘empire Twenty-eight yean ago tha ilx JoweU and apoak on (ha JuvunUef course In refraining from sighing whether the "screen wTOld be of countries of Northern Ireland (UI- Tha cdaa.ls gfvap to the court ooa « la notdi by Town Clerk Sara* Sew contracU with publishers any avail w hateoev^ In gu a^ng building.’ ” •Orange tonlgsiht at tha HBiatowh within sight nnya nftar n» appeal, The report said each govern aUr), mainly Protestant, refused Orapfe. A Valentliitiaa Box utl J. TiO^tafton M be today which would bar the closed shop. I the United States from lUtack to join U>e 26 predominantly Cath fa«r$itn la Bit ilms llihlt nn when ‘ ment agency should be required to win follow the iMetlag. t with Um A laauad 4|i)^iratlve Cguraa for The Taft-Hartley law' bans the 1 long-range strategic bombers. The olic Counties of Eire, or Southern .it JWM^'aoC-' closed shop — one In which only Air Force's reply was: recruit annually a certain number ladlea furnishing tha boaaa. (Count Zoltan K. J. Oacxaky, n of "firat rate young men and Ireland and stayed with Britain. Januarjrrfns and l*4A union members may be hired. Be- "The system to be authorlred la There have been two Irelands Hungarian, told nn Intandewar in women for subordinate profes The monthly meeting o f the The r a t h e r la conaldered some fore Its enactment, the Typo- designed to provide a defense since. Munich, Gormany, last night ha what kAuiae of the drop. Resident graphlekl union (ITU) long had against enemy long-range stra- sional. actentlfic, technical and Buckland-Oakland Club was hsM had documantary cvldance that administrative posts.” Race and Religion Issues at the Ruckland school last night. angllog*1loenaas dropped from 115 had a closed shop In many newa-|teglc bombers; total protection The issues of race and religion Cardinal Mindaaanty was 'not J tt with |«ti#;n»coine last January to paper snd other publishing planU, I with known weapons is an Impoa- A - apaghetU supper preceded the- plotting to overthrow thh govern- cropped up In the campaign just r ' - l 74 U cena^^th *296 income in the Nieely aald that Denham In teatl-} slblllty.” • meeting. Following the supper, mant as lata%aa *4, 1948. Neely------. . ended. Many in Northern .Ireland Mias Ann Foberg at the l|tate month paaaed. Hunting mony to the Senate committee had Oeneral Saville said the Air Weiiibers Invested are descendants of Scots and Bri (Tha count iihowea a latter he W Ueenaes Jtfgwt show ap marked a "cried out against anythiM that Force has divided the country Into Board of Education spoke on “The ■aid was wiltbRi to .’him by tha V---' tons who came here 300 .vears ago. Problems of Youth.” A panel dis drop, buf. rpsldent ■ eorablnatlon couldn't be approved by. the NAM.' eight air defense srea.s. Five are By Local Squires Sir Basil Brooke, prime minU',.er cardinal on that data ahylug Hun- Heaaaea want down from 171 with That was an allualon to the Nt' under the Eastern Air Defense R ev. i. S. K ennedy of Northern Ireland^'whose Union cussion followed her talk. nriana abroad ahould ha warnad *1.02* InoMBfr a year ago to 126 tional Association of Manufactur command, and three under the ist party, wants to string along that ba was "hot giving any sup Itcenaea *756 Income last ers. \ ■ Western command. Thirty-eight candidates were On February 18, Brotherhood with Britain, charged Eire political Rev. Fred Edgar of the South port of any kind, Of lnthnUon or V month. vI” e Taft said: "Perhaps anyone who The dikiaion between '.he two. la invested for the newly-formed Sunday, delegatea representing all leaders with "unjustifiable Inter Methodist church haa received a activity, aiming at tha. overthrow tries to enforce the Taft-Hartley a north-south line running a little Msgr. Flanagan circle of Colum post card from Ezekiel Benson, ing of tha preaant govsffiment of la bfRer Cfetegoiies faitha In Manchester will meet at ference” in the Ulster campaign. Other :Cgtd*ortea resident law or interpret it fairly is Indicted eeat of the western boundaries of bian Squires at Naugatuck last He Mid in a pre-election atate- who is vacationing In 6t. Patera- tha Hungarian statit hut on tha hunting mmon8. Sir Basil mer. N. J. He ie the son of Mr. , llcenaea Income '*8 laat January it would not sign contracts which would divide the eight main treat . John J. Ckmtway, director of the and Mrs. Nicholas Blanchard of I'.J' Into s total of 20 sub-aresa. to attend. This will -glva the dele dissolved Parliament last montR / and In the month pasted an In- barred the closed shoiL The same Boy Life bureau of the Supreme gates an opportunity to prepare to prepare for a show of public 407 Center street. The local youth Highway Unking / create of out license, and tol;jJ *10 resolution stressed, however, that The program includes four council, K. of C.. was the princi served with the Marine Corps dur radar picket vessels to he operated for participation. feeling on the question. The income. TlliiM waa In each period the union firmly believed it was In v f i J pal speaker in a short speaking Leaders for the three afternoon prime minister predicted the elec ing World War II and was wound Job Is Progressing one reaidehft'OBinhlAaUon twomen) no*way rioiatlng the law. It •«W«11 as outposts. A re- program held in connection with Seminars are: Seigmar F. Blam- ed. quest for money to build the four tion would increase the Union- for *5. that the union had no intention of the investiture. berg, Jr., who will conduct the margin. vlbleting it. ships waa cut from the Navy's The ceremonial work served a s ; Seminar "Brotherhood and the Paric Superintendent Horace Work on the linking o f the pres Reaident trapping, hunting and budget for the fiscal year begin angtl!'*' llcenaea In January 1948 Under questioning by Neely, the meeting this week for the lo Home,”' M. Delott Garber,, who will Murphey reports that tSere will be ent end of Falknor drive and Cen This entire set Randolph testified that shortly ning July 1, Oeneral Savllle said. cal Squires. lead the Seitflnar. “Brotherhood no skiing anj’where In town to ter street Is prograulng at a fast ware 5 at *40 and there was Saville told the committee that Trnniaii Urges incraaa^ o f one this past month at after adoption of the resolution he Rev. Paul Keating, a native of and the School,” and George Good night. rate. Ekiulpment of Alexander no radar warning atattons are be Jarvis is now engaged to levelling *48. read in the papers that Denham Manchester, who Is the pastor of man, the leader of the third Semi had made a speech indicating "we ing operated now outside the Uni a Catholic church in Naugatuck, Tax Increase Bernice M. Juul of the Weldon and filling the 12 acta mot he re Special IjRenseB for tboae over ted States. He did not say where nar. "Brotherhood In Business." were offside and it (the ITU was among the members of the Each one of the leader* is well Beauty Studio has been elected cently purriigied teom^tfi* town. •5 numberef 22 for 4*3 hat y«ar the atatlona authoriaed in the treasurer of the Connecticut Hair and this pan month drpppad t4«’i* policy) wasn’t legal.” He added Naugatuck Knights of Columbus qualified and has had extensive A condition of the aiM *nia that •TTiat indicated to me that goV- Durham bill would be oet up. who viewed the ceremonial. (Continued Iroro Page One) dressers Guild. * the highway link be built tt order at a tremendous saving! for *16 Income. training in Brotherhood work. emmant agencies were hostile to The radar screen, the general ex to afford ready aaceos tetm tha The total llcenaea granted . in plained, would consist of stations Moderators for the Seminars us. who will formulate raaolutions at of budget deficits of *600,000,000 Woodridge area to the |Ma of tha 104t on this score la 341 for *1. located around the borders of the and *900,000,000 for the fiscal Prize Winners in this new plan of distribution 650 Income, and for the current Randolph told the committee Hungary Tells the conchuilon of the discussion propoaed new Olcott a'tBlH acbooL that Thomas Shroyer, the Sen United States to guard what the arc: Albert Rogers, Miss Eiit’.ier years ending July 30, 1949, -and Drainage faculties and titellUes al period 24g llcenaea for *1,210, Air Force considers the strategic 19.50. He added: , so are to ba toatalled. eaah loaa of $440. ate committee’s counsel In 1947 M. Qranstrom and Jay E. Rubln- At Setback Parly when Republicans., controlled the air appro»-:het. Consul to Go ow„ At 5:45 supper will be •The objective of the adminis With the completion of the road committee had made etatemenU Hie committee also heard CqI. served the delegates by the Ladifs tration is to increase revenuto by way, it la eapectad that the owner UNIT BY UNIT - WSEK BY V. C. McCaul, a Marine CJOrps fly *4,000,000,000, and the need for Fritz Wilkenaon captured first will take to completion the devel similar to those he attributed -to (Continued from Page One) of Center Church. Senator Demands Denham. ing officer representing the chief The evening meeting at St. the additional rcveniies for the prize at the Cheney Brothers AA opment of the acreaga.4af dwell of Naval operations, and Lieut. Federal government is imperative. 3etback party held in the company Until you complete your Dinner Set for lifetime happiness Senator Pepper (D-Flal asked given 2-1 hours to leave, a legation J.vmes’ School Hail will take place ing purpoaes. Some ofruMUrea al whether either Denham or Shroyer Col. W. E. Ekman of the Army’s, at 8:15 p.m. The Rev. John S. "We must liave a surplus dur cafeteria last night. Other awards ready are being atattM jft the end ‘ Denham Be Fired general staff corps. Both endorsed official said. Before he left he ing limes of prosperity with which were won by Harriet Ollari and had consulted the ITU beforehand told a reporter "it's up to the State Kennedy will address the delegates o f Falknor drive and t t u h and Not 9 .') or 100 or Even 111 Piece.s: This Offer Krings You to get the union’s views. Randolph the bUI. on "Brotherhood.” to rediicc the debt, for if we do Katherine Frey. Tha party waa at trees have been clears4l,^iK>m the Department to comment in my not we shall never be able to re tended by forty seven card players. A New, Large I)e l.iixe 113-Pieee Dinner Set From Labor Job said they did not. "If radar protection is any good case. I believe." Steiissy’s home During the evening meeting secUon near Center Much Everv reatlcr as»uretl a complete net • ______Taft interrupted to aay that both at all. and wa think It is, the three choral groups will render duce the debt in the manner which The Valentine dinner-dance com grading aldo la undw amjr. Is in Madison, Wis. I feel is necessary and desirable.” mittee reports that the members COMPOSED OF THE F'OLLOWING. Denham and Shroyer could have country should have ail the pro Korzak. second secretary of the mnsical selections. in this simple money-saving plan s 12 Tea Cups (OeaUnited from Page Ona) based their remarks on "your offt- tection it can get.” Durham told Uefleit flight Be Greater of the association voted to hold a 12 Dinner Plates ' 12 Sfiup Plates legation, had been expelled on 48 s 12 Cereal Di.shes s 12 Tea Saucers cisl statement (the convention reporters. “We don't want any do Snyder said the deficit might their party on "Wednesday vening, s 12 Salad Plates agency Involved In labor manage- hours notice a week ago. Beginning today, you may caU at any Redeeming Station listed below and ob- a 12 F'rmt Dishes s 1 Open Veg, Dish resolution) which Indicated defi mestic Pearl Harbor. turn out even greater than the February 23, at the Maple Grove F llin g t o n tain your first unit of dishes and Silverplate. Then call each week tor a new unit s 12 Bread * Butters mant ralatlons.” pre.sident’s estimates. in Rockville. Tickets are now avail ance of the law.” "And this time there will be no until vou complete an entire 113-Piece Dinner Sot. Each Unit at represents s 1 Pickle Dish Denham waa a witness before Protests No Deflanre Implied W eiblinajs On one hand, he said, it is pos able to club members only, and s 1 Small Platter s 1 Crc.-imer the committee earlier this week. question about whose job it it. a great saving you make only in this big offer. Sec actual saving figures M ow. a 1 Covered Sugar s 1 Jelly Dish Randolph protested that the 'The legislation would give the job sible that spending "might turn the deadline for purcltase of ticlf- Tha Ellington W oin ^ ’a d u b Colnplclc saUsfaction guaranteed. This is a quality product for lifetime happi a 1 Large Platter A m NURB counsel, he is the gov Wapping eta is Feb. 18. A full course roast will sponsor the well known s 1 Large Chop Plate a 1 Grar-y Boat s 1 Open Butter Dish ernment's chief prosecutor under resolution implied no defiance of squarely to the Air Force." out to be higher" than budget es ness in the proudest home. Come, .sec for yourself. the law. timates. partly because of the beef dinner will be served at 6:15, .Broadway comedy “ John Loves s 1 Salt Shaker s 1 Pepper Shaker the Taft-HarUey act. The pending bills would not Benschc-Bramley a 2 Utility Bowls Taft then rend the resolution Wapping Grange met at the "possibility of expenditures for and Tony Obright’s orchestra haa Mary" presented by the Manches a Ca.sserole and Cover Denham, In his teatimony, de make any money available. They Misa Jane Rawson Bramley, been engaged for dancing. This and said would only authorize building of Community House Tuesday eve-1 jhe security of the North Atlantic ter Center Thespians at tha Sykea Start Your Set Today and Be Tlirilled as You fended many Taft-Hartley provl- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank will be the last social affair of Auditorium, Tuesday, March 1. at And deluxe fanev extra pieces if you wi.sh in mati hing patterns such ss riona which the administration's If that isn’t defiance of the the screen If the money for it is ning with about 50 present. After area." 12 Demi Thmc Cups ' 12 Exquisite Square Cake Plates law, 1 don’t know what'it is.' A. Bramley. of 115 Creatwood the organization until elections, 8:15 p. m. P£<>PtaiU.letlon. This • .\ galaxj of multi-hued bouquet of lovely flowers in center Congress he never had heard more o'clock in the Emanuel Congrega Over Cardinal play was recently presented to Taft-HarUey law. It aald that re would be worked in with Air Force Mrs. Hannah Williams was tional churrh, Hartford. The IMAGINE • Heavily gold stippled handles, knobs and tops of Holoware taining the act “would apell the "biased and prejudiced testimony” chairman of the older group and Lack Critical Mancheater and waa highly prais than Denham's. defense plans so as to give Inter ceremony will be performed by doom of the free American trade ceptor squadrons the greatest poi-- Mrs. Evelyn Foster, the younger ed. • (ilorious white Inidy expertly modelled in beautiful new shspe Randolph told the committee Rev. Fletcher Parker, past,or of (Continued from Page One) Arrangements have been made union movement.” aible flexibility of action. group. the ITU is one of the moat demo the church. (tkmtlniied from Page Oae) to care for small chlldran at the • Every piece a ma.sterpiece of .\merican Craftsmanship The committee also got from Air Force experts, talking to re The following program was The maid of honor will be Misa Cardinal Mindaz4nty in (Commu John L. Lewis’ United Mine Work cratic unions in existence. Ho as given by the younger group: Song. church in order that parents may This— sailed unnamed "reprcscntatlvea” porters, emphasized that the radar Marie Ellen Brennan of 1 Nelson nist Hungan,'. northern plains states. BUI de ers a proposal that the Taft-Hart- "Battle Hymn of the Republic;," by Authorities predicted the clash attend the morning service. of the American Newspaper Pub syatem could not be described as a Place. Paul Prokopy of 86 Cooper spite the sub-zero temperatures The January meeting and tha ley law m repealed and the na- "fence.” Instead, they explained all; "Boy Scout Reading," by Por will come when the United State.s lishers Association and an organ- street will be, the best 'nan. 'The the Fifth Army’s blizzard opera February meeting of the Ladies tlm go vHthout any labor relations it as a aystem of radar aircraft ter Collln.s; skit. I’Ground Hog and other western nations try to tions continued. The Army moved law for a while. A statement the Izatfon known as the Printing In Day,” by Edith Welles, Weils Fos uahers will be Hans Bensche. Benevolent will combine and hold dustry of America for fighting the wamlnga placed at sttategic spots brother of the groom, and William call Hungary to account for its some additional snow fighting UMW filed aald'that in the mean ter and Norman Soiithorgill; poem, actions against the cardinal. the meeting on Monday, February time uniona^iqailagement and gov ITU on the doted shop issue. Jn tb# United States and along ita Stoclcs. ^ equipment to Wyoming and emer defense perimetera, including the “Was Lincoln A King?", Vesta Whether the scene is the United gency rations will be flown to W6- 28 at 8 p. V, in Ike fipclal rooms ernment e p ^ together shape new •T would vaiture to aay,” Ran Waldron; talk on the "Newcastle The bride will b# escorted to the Nations or otherwi.se, they expect of Ellington Ccnter\ck(irch unless legislation to. replace the Taft- dolph declared, "that there ie far far north. Disease” among’ poultry, by Henry altar and given in marriage by lated persons "If necessary.” At Ruasia will immediately spring to Omaha, Fifth Array headquarters there is a change mads Uita will ba Hartley act. less democracy In those organisa Wayncr; "Valentine Skit," by all her father. She will wear a winter the defen.se of its satellite state. the meeting \ The UMW statement hit at Sen tions .than there la In ours." the group. white moire dress, white hat, and announced it had established a re Such a course has been foresliad- lief supply, center at Cheyenne. ator 'Taft.. -,It called him a "Luel- Neely asked Randolph whether Fails to Act The older group's program was; will wear a corsage of white roses owed by the consistent support far of labor relations.” the Taft-Hartley law has been Song, "Smile, Smile," by the and orchids. Wyo. given the Hungarisn regime by the The continuing storms brought Public Randoll^ discussing the 1947 "productive of strife or pescc.” On Evictions I group; a poem on Cars. liorothy The honor attenjiant will be radio and other propaganda agen eenveraaUons with Denham, said “ Productive of Strife” Foster; an original skit. Mary gowned, in navy blue, ivlth pink forecasts of further losses to live cies of Mo-sf-ow. Permits Denham- had Indicated then that "It has been productive of Muir: Film Flam Television Skit, accessories, and will wear a cor Furthermore, aulhorltics here stock by agriculture officials and the TyjMgraphlcal union was "off- strife,” Randolph replied, adding (Continued from Page One) by Robert Watson. Levi Dewey sage of white carnations and stockmen. Hay stocks in manv Dr. Florence Marsh, 417 East assert that the cardinal’s convic Center street, office alterations, ____ that the law permitted employers Walden Collins and Witllani Fos sweetheart ro4es. \ tion and life sentence, while high areas dwindled and the lack of to “destroy” unions. publican plan, leaders aald ' there ter; kitchen uten.sil orchestra, by A reception for the bridal Mrty feed and continued cold weather * 200. SEE WHAT YOU SAVE ly dramatic because of his position Robert J. Dumont, enclosing Because of a big backlog of wit waa some hope an antl-eviCtlon the group. and the Immediate family wliK be as Roman Catholic primate of wa.4 axpccte' 10. 1B 4I. al Labor Relations board, based on delay evictions indefinitely. They lunches, which the ladles brought, The bride is a graduate of Man two_ years, the Taft-Hartley law ban on the Alw^yB so good, thoufhtful and kind. may now .stay eviction orders for were auctioned off and a social chester High School, class of 1943. . ‘ Vote Unanimous EAST HARTFORD Kone on thlo oAith your equal we 11 doacd shop. no longer than seven months. time enjoyed by all. Dancing fol and is a member of the Fireside The House late yesterday adopt TOTAL COST / $Ofi AQ H o d : In his sharp denunciation of the Senator Alfred F. Wechalar, lowed. The next meeting. Febru Club, and choir of the Emaniiel ed a resolution 'urging that the U. Telephone 8-3231 PAtlent And trurv In n ir your wayD. law. Randolph told the committee Democratic floor leader, told news ary 22, will be '’Patriotic Night." Church. She hi' employed by the S. protest Hungary's treatment IN THIS UNIT BY UNIT WAY ...... Loving and faithful to the end of your the ITU argument against it may d a y a . men that he still favored the 60- Wednesday night. Mrs. Clifton Phoenix Mutu.al Life Insurance Co. of Mlndszenty, either through the UNIT CROUP OF DISHES...... 89/ Sadly nitaaed by be summed up by saying; day moratorium -over the Republi- West apoke on "A Study of Town The bridegroom also graduated United Nations or other "appro D aughter and aun. "It denies the right to strike 'con proposal. He said he would at I Government," at a meeting of the from Manchester High School, in priate" means. There wits no de UNIT CROUP p f SILVSRPLATE .. 89/ whenever an object of a strike is tempt to get the moratorium League of Women Voters at the the class of 1910. . A •'eteran of bate and passage •was voted^unah YOU SAVE $13.01 LCgaJ Notices to preserve the union—and that measure through today, but should home of Mrs. Charles Crankshaw, three years in World War II, he imou.sly. The resolution awaits Both togathar if you w ish...... *1.78 CK CkU UMCf right is, of course, more funda It fail of passage he would agree Pleasant Valley road. The League served in the European Theater Senate action. ami e4|ual saying in Hilverplule AT A COUHT o r P R O B A T R hf*ld mental than even the right to A Fresh Spring Print Mancheji^i within and for thf» to support the Republican plan. is planning a study of the town for eighteen months with the Anti- Secretary of State Acheson di A Now Unit Group m a th w tfo k Olatrict of M ancheater. un the l O l h strike for better wages or hours."’ The moratorium would not be government in South Windsor. Aircraft. He is a member of the rectly linked Russia with the of February. 1M9. i . The ITU, _. in a_ ----- number of cases, extended to tenants who refuse to At a meeting Tue.sday evening Zip.ser Club, th® Walther League, Mind.szenty case ye.sterday in a In Half Sizes until your sot ii complotoa ■ • • Preaent. 30HN J. WALLETT. i charged by the .NLRB pay their rent or who commit i of the South Windsor Public and the local National Guard, and statement in which he laid the Hovi Ready-at these official REDEEMING STATIONS in your neighborhood J u d g e . I general - . counsel with violet Health Nursing Association. Miss E sute of H erbert. J. W rlsht, U teiof 1 T aft-H 'artiev~iaw ” “h v’ '“fi ! ^ 5 nuisance. ^ is employed in the UnderwTlting basis for action against Hungary. R encherter. In said D .ltrict d ece,,,d. 1 “ “ ------^ ------^ ■ Edna Stager reported making 195 Department of the Phoenix Mutu.' I Later, in response to news confer T^e executor hsviiix eihiblted hln ^ *^°*'l*nue closed visits during January. Of these, Life Insurance Co., Hartford. ence que.stlon. he said that an ap For the newest, finest •dmlulstixtion eccount with Mid esute i f'hop conditions, despite the Taft- 100 were morbidity ca.scs. A NEW UNIT EACH WEEK - SAVE THIS LIST FOR FUTURE REFERENCE to this C ourt for sllow -snce." it is Outlaw Favoritism peal to the U.N. is under consider Hartley ban. ( Under a closed shop, The schedule for the Men’s Bowl ation. pattern in Dinnerware Set ORDERED; That the 18l h d a y o f employers can hire only union ing League tonight is: 7:15. Vet r e b f u a r y , 1M 9. at nine o'clock, fore members I. noon. St the Probate Office in tlie Urged ill Report erans and Steamrollers; Juno’s and Scouts Are Giic^Js M unicipal B ulldins in said M anchester. | ‘Charged that the Shepard Shade Tobacco Company; $8-95 to glorify your home — be snd the sam e Is ssslpned for l l i e s r - I WLOtB has administered the Taft- (Continued from Page One) 9 p. m.. Farmers’ Hardware and Ins on the sllowrsnce of ssid sdnilnis -1 Hartley act ' in a biased and hos Center Barber Shop, and Valley Of Holyoke Group trstlon account with said estate snd tile manner." START YOUR SET NOW! this Court directs that notice of *.^e' Utlon of the Civil Service commla- Team and Timothy Edwards. HALE'S First place in the Men’s League Here’s a hint of spring « « # tim e snd place sssisned for said bear rton arid creaton of a central per Scouts of Squadron 25, under Diana’s Soda Use This Coupon To Get Started ing be given to all persons known to sonnel agency under one director. are: Steamrollers, with 33 wins the leadership of As.aistant Squad a Mack or navy print dreaa that be Interested thereni to appear and be and 17 losses. Second place. Vet Headquarters 216 SPRUCE STREET beard thereon by publishing s copy of i llospitul iNol^s The raak>rity report, he said, min ron Leader Kenneth Barrett, were O FFieU L this order .In som e new spaper hsTlng l I erans, with 30 wins and 18 losses; the guetts of Squadron 8 of Hol the woman who wears a half imizes the shortcomings of the then Farmers’ Hardware, 30 and FUR elrculstion In said D istrict, at Itsit present civil service system. yoke, Mass., last Monday evening. Are days before the day of said htsr- Patirnis Today ...... 20; Pleasant Valley, 26 and 19: A feature of the evening's events size win eertalnly want . • . h<^ I n g . The study was the second of 15 Wapping, 29 and 22; Shepard REGISTRATION COUPOjl^''')T • ! Admitted yesterday: John Vleta chapters in the Hoover commls- wa.s. the air map study class, and cause she woa't have to alter JOH.S’ *. WALLETT. jugge. 13 Newman street: Mrs. c T t h ^ Shade 'Tobacco, 27 and 24: Judd's, several map^were donated to the fuU report, authorized by 26 and 25; Pleasant Valley Rifle AT A <»t,'RT o r . PROBATE held „ , ’ l-yness street;A Mrs. . ..T Cora ■ : lawlaw u ,ss ‘ Lnr the pruspeciive prospective uasis basis I’-Jr for local squadron by the hosts. The tt. The tiered skirt adds new ^ **Enchantment* 113 Piece St Manebester wltblii snd for the 1 104 dub. 22 and 23: O nter Barber Holyoke group haa its own air Olstrtet of Manebester. on the loth'Gray. 136 Bi Je ir itr M t''^ ’ " i rvorganlAink ‘ he entire executive Shop. 23 and 25; DInap’s, 22 and Interest. Sizes to W /i. Femdale Donut of Pebruary, IMS. Admitted tndav TW D V, , (branch. The InitaUmcnts started plane, jind manv members hkV* .11 26: American Legion, 24 and 27; earned their pilot’s license. The 109S MAIN STREET Present. JOHN J. 'VAU.ETT.igon 9,^ V ern ^ street ^ , reaching Congress Monday; No. 1 Burnham's. 20 and 25: Ix>ng HUl- DINNERWARE SET J u d g e . < vernon sueet. 1 called for the merger of 65 inde- visiting Scouts had an ' enjoyable Md SILVERPLATE to Match Ertste of Georgs H. ijulck, Ists of 23 and 28; J. E. Shepard Co., 19 I evening discussing mutual prob Raachester. in said District. decesseiL Mfijarat * 0'Connor!"‘^U^^ P^i' ®"** and 29:'Timothy Edwards. 20 and lems, and Invited the Holyoke Thla regtatration assures the reader named here a completo Tbs exscutrix having exhibited her third that number. 31;'and Juno's, 15 and 30. set of Dlshas or Silverplate or both togethar, os tndieatad by sdiBlulstrstlon scegast with osld ssUte Afreet, Mrs. Alice Tryon, Glaston I Squadron to visit Manchester in bury; Miaa Gladys Phlllipi. 106 The government's methtjd of In the Pleasant Valley Team. E. X mark 'ln apacea below. Units to be obtained at Bufiaanilxg to this Court lor.aUopxnee. it Is" dealing with its 2.000.000 workers, H. Cowles holds the Irigh three-1 the near future. ORDERED: That tbs ISth day ' of Hmmiin street; Edward Durdek Troop 25 held Its j'egular meet atotlaa todlexted. Readar may’ savei op to oxjr Mta oat daoltax. Pebrwary, iMt. aL-alns o’clock fore-, Glastonbury; Mrs. Hilda Bronson! said today's report, has ne e m i n g s t a t i o n ...... ^ m tbs allosr4wee’ t>f said sdnUnts- Discharged today: Mrs. Virginia A turnover of 500.000 workers It was voted to sponsor a bas Adrian Schmidhauser, Patrol Rfingess Refrigerators To aave up / \ To save up I \ To aava haul teatloa account wRh Said esu te and McAnecny, 2 6 8 Hackmatack Leader. Instruction In Safety this Court diracu that nOllcs of tbs a year. Indlcatsn low merala in tha ketball team at a meeting of Abe Boy SiNiuts o f America () Dinaarwmra \ / SUverDlmtaSUverpIata I I togathar Itae aad pisee sasln^ for said bear street; Mrs. Jennie . Larson. 14 sertlce. it asserted. Yet. It said, Miller Post, American Legion, Merit Badge Was given by Aaalat- Wafihersand All ing be Steen to. atf uarKna known to Laurel place; John Weir, 310 officials who try to fire incompe Tuesday evening, and to arrange ant Scoutmaster Milton Panelera. to tot*r«ed tborA to appear sod bo Woodland strert; Mary Ellen Mac- tent help often give up because of local games for tha rest of the The SequoU Patrol. Joseph Du- Other Appliances lltoril ^reon by *uMishuw- s e®py*of Callum, 31 Bunce drive; William blel, leader, will bo given a spec^*' IhlB order in some uaMpapst: hsetng i the red tape" involved; One official season. Howard Bennett. Victor HmtlsilOB In ssSI fTtotli t, at - leut Bacberek, Jr.. 12 Cottage street; spent 17 months tryirig to dismiss Daley. Robert Skinner and Har trip to ‘a basketball ga)ne as a n a J U K H A U cons live day s be furs tto-gsy of Aid -b'esr- Mrs. Anna RaebeTand aon. 96 Mid p*i Innomnetent stenographer: then old Newberry. Jr., were appointed prize far receiving the highest assMCMMToa Caa» W iA: INO F U R T I ^ COUPONS NEEDED dle Turnpike, west; Mrs, Marrsret she resigned. to decorate and!equip the Legion' score to the Patrol Contest, for 384 HARTFORD ROAD \- **" ,.OM.V J, W’ALLETt Jitdge. Brannirk, 22 North Elm street. "Congress should moke it ooa- Horn* at Community hall. December and January. , / ' !■
MANCKESTER BVBNINCS HERALD. MANCHB8TER. CONN» THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1949 ;|>A0E NINA . X MANCHESTER EVENIN5 per rqnt Of the total. CFS5POOLS AND SFPTIC TANKS jDotta Mabr IPItaMa cial aecurtty generaUy, In «»um ”li a very aerloua bualnesa. . . . For here once more inexperienced This la a small figure by any TeL Mapebeater.fifiM clearance and public housing, in The . Open Forum standard. Tet, thla flgura baoomea POWER CLEANED S u u u d . i l r r a l i k public development of our water ^nd oventealoua officials have, even smaller «rbeir*(t. ia raailged '. M ■ , I. . ( I ■■ M I ^ p e .Board af'Tax Rpriew wOl l ruBU4H«o inr Ttui power resources, In farm price quite unneceasarily and in diare- i that approximatdy onc>lialf ' ,t€ Communicatioiu for pubitcatlona in tha Open Forunj artM "o* maiR for Its last aeaefon oa Satur-1 V e d u A L f m tA M ti rtuNTiiiD uvi(..tiio, gard of the w'aminga that w i ^ ' the Oomnaunlst vote apaa. gattatf . \ \ . aupporta, in vlgofoua protection of b« guaranued publication if they contain more than iOO worda. from the Araha. TWa^ls a pdiaA i 1 43, at.lbe FtaStaouse CSIeMatw. CM*. . the righU.of tebor. . given to them privately by res. W e Herald reaervaa tha dgljt Ip decima to PuMish «"V matter that we maat remambeir.. ■nfciiAS rsuuusoN iO to « p. m-t ta hear | “Those who disapprove of these sponsible men at ^least three that may be llbeloua oi which Is in bad taste Free e^reaaion The S.S figure entlttad tbe'Ccime WIN HER prM Trrt*!.. U*B't HkOWat of uditical views is desired bv contributions of this p^Uona for adjustment cip. reuadtd uctoMr t. IML prindplea and want to fight them months ago. predpUated a shaw- munlsta to four aeaUr in the laraHI M c K i n n e y b r o s . ammanta of pwiiarty. _ * I H E A R T W IT H but letters which sr< defamatory or abusiva will be reieeied-\ Aaaembly. The foil IsraeU Aasena* ought to go out and try to get dowTi before anyone la ready to '.'ll 11' I ' A Valditlno datua will ba held FRESH CANDY' Publiih« •»*>T Bw i— . •*“ ” hly comprises 13tf Tepreaeiitattvea. a t the Community Hall on Satup?' »uad*y u « Holtdays. B a i ^ •< elected In a typical American deal with It." refuUble logic that since tha Four out of 120 la-fittie enough: - J W C E D .T O Col. Furlong Answered i;'.u I*. .Il l "t. 111. \ 1 I m l I* ■ I' r . I r1 day, Fcbniary 12. Tha dam s la Iw- atooad dWM |U)l Mitttr. community and see what happens As If In response to this charge, Zionist movement was born In certainly It la smaller thph the Ing aponaored by Hall sfhool oav-1 a New York Times news story this To tha Editor: RussiB, find since Dr. Chaim Wald? Oommunist repreaintatian in' the PLEASE YOURS! to them. But they ought not to Will you be good enough to print enth and eighth grade students aq W mnrninff renorU that the United i. eu mann. the PreaioemPnfsldent oiof laraek govemmenugovernments orof urenrGreWit tsnim Britain, n, a nind-raising project. Music for I un« t««t .- do it as Republicans. They ought * , I in the Open Forum the letter that himself born there, and there- Prance, Belgium, IW y. or the oth* Sts lnantn^•7 dancing from 8 -p. m. until mid-j WARWICK DARK A MjllC-HEAlT 5HAPI0 US* MOBKity !!«<•" ...fS not to get their personal preju States has now proposed tw o|.| sending to yqu herewith. I reasoned! Zionism Is a-eV countries of Western Europe. night will be fhnilahed by Bud] Sm«ia •••••':...... t M dices confused with the basic alms changes In the propo-sed North have sent this letter, as an open communist by-product. By thhi Only through an understanding Howitt'a orcheotra. 'Pbe dance a x WMkir, • x ^ m tr ...... I CNOCOUTES S I^ ^ ^ 95** ...... tVd.W the Republican party has repeat Atlantic Security Pact. One would letter to th* Pr*»'dent* “1,1*'%!^ same logic, caviar, Ballet Russe of the true facta will we attain will be chaperdned by Mr. and t itMk daitTrtfd- on* T**' ...... tl^uu cal Exchange a u b , Kiwanis Club and Tschalkowsky are communist world peace. Those who - seek to MOTOR X-RAY VAUNTINl WRAPMO - Wart Bf WtiiL r o f ’fB •• edly set forth in lU platforms.”' eliminate direct mention of the .Mm; Richard E . Booth, Mr. and and Rotary Club. by-products and' should be turn brother against brother by word •“military” from the pact. Mm. Daniel HoUeran and parents lilcauKK of Then Governor Dewey goes on Verv truly yours. spurned by 'the patriotic Ameri falsehood and veiled tnstnuation « f the students. The dance Is open C b i C t l l t l t au.r*.«M s 'o r S P IHB risu PKBSd to make a somewhat questionable The other would delay effective Jay E. Rublnow. Tn« *«*oc'«**«* cfod'ted V> dre noisy, the Republicans who had been formally ratified by all ■ When Col. Furlong esme to Zionism recelved'''tta afirilest sup- kind, good turnout. not otneroT'O* ireoMod >ii tnV o*o« I WAAWtCIC EN'IOY AiP-. DEUaOUS. FRESH BAKED ftot uinerw’P* — - " ‘ll'gllPM \ ^ s Mancjieater on January 2Sth to port from Rusaian Jewry, Hon- Sincerely youra,' Tha Ladies Benevolent Society I snd suo Uis lui'Si ne«» pui'i »ii'-» n'^*- j rlially reject their own party plat- its signatories. Originally it had Ja y E. Rublnow. Preaideht, I tPEATS-YOU'LL FlIiD A VHDE VARIETY TO address a Joint meeting of the Ism Was conceived In Russia will hold Its regular meeUng on ThliMlRU *•OX « 3 9 * CHOOSE FROM —AND MODEST PRICES! d;^iit^he•‘f l * r « " " * r * ; forms number only some f lv e ^ r been provided that the pact would service clubs, he was supposed to (when It was Czarist Ruaala an Mancheatcr Zionist District. THE EXACT CONDmON Tuesday, Febraary 15, at 8 o'clock | POrtAAA assortuint ^ ! cent of the party membership. The become effective when ratified by spesk on "Focal Points of Peace.” other fact omitted by QoL Fur at the pariah room of Bolton Cen |\iii »ar»»rt el'erl fit N I truth, we think, is a little more half Its signatories. \ Instead of sticking to his subject, long) because It was In this coun ter CongregaUonal church. The I CaiMlylire 8>>se«2P let. Inc. program committee haa planned a ^cutiL PufduUL BtduUxhf. (DspL. — ------.____ nT, Uroublesome—and is that a good Both changes are a watering he launched a vicious attack on try twat anti-Semitic perseciittona OF YOUR CAR? ANGILUS.O. « a « > |*ut>nsnn.— liberal platforms ss so giving at least more of a pretense' come here for the sole 'purpoae of for Russia that created Zionism, CAPITOL Richard Olmstead and Mm. Rich Cup Cakes VAlINTlNt Then B y All Means Have Tear Motor Atab^ei UlSMtlBH AUIU1 BlIHrAU o i much halt to the electorate. Cer- that we are not. with this pact, stirring up anti-Zionist strife and it was hatred for Russia. 2Hon- ard C. Alton. VALENTINt aKii-i.AnuN'e ______•preading anti-Zionist propaganda. ism wa.s the historic longing of The Sunday school teaching | tainly. the Republican member- walking up lo the very edge of Col. Furiong’a remarks here GRINDING 'i. staff and rcligioua cducaUon com 8 ItJCH SIZE Tti« H*raio Pnn'.ina Inc.. ' I ship of Congro.sa has actually op- Jews, especially Russian Jews, to Whot makes th«f "Super Right" Meat Dept, ol your ASP Super' Market so popular Layer Cake AAIUIIIC* no fln»nci*i re*p •i.' '•’•'ty u" > • , war,, the other change holding out provoked strong protests, snd escape from the scene of their ^ N o unneceisary work doM, mittee of Bolton Center Cohgrega- uDoampmcnl err..r» *pp«*r'i a m »a jjosed these platform pl''dges a promise that the whole pact can. thoae ll\ charge of the meeting tionai church met at the home of I with smart shoppers? Tvro mighty Important teertures! First, quality that appeals VALEMiNE suffering, to a place of security. OPEN PKG Or 9 75< -nd again. be held in abeyance as a last re quickly decided to cIo.se the dis [ By common consent, Zionists en- ^ N o needed work overlooked. . Mm. Ds'vld C. Toomey on Tueaday’l to everyone who enjoys good meat Second, prices that appeal to everyone who Petit Fours cussion on Col. Ftirlong's views on ( night. Mm. Beatrice Vetrano who ------' So Govei-nor Dewey's recom sort on the part of the West, rath I visioned Palestine as thia place of appreciates good value. Treat your family to A&P's carehilly-selected "Super SUGAR HtAPT Thufdday. February 10 Zionism, lest the meeting get out I aecurity. ^ Is associated with the Congrega Right" tender and Juicy beel, pork, veal and lamb. Come In—and be convinc^! mendation that those who oppose er than being pushed forward aa of hand. THURSDAY Uonal church in Rockville gave a valentine tl\f first and only policy of west Because the discussion was Col. Furlong's observation that very InfomtaUve talk on the prob- Cohkies from a alrategic point of riew HEAVY STEER BEEF FANCY SRRING-SOFT-MEATED 18 Ol ( a n a rp vtpsuwi, ^ publican parly take themselves ern diplomacy. And both changes closed so abruptly. I suggest that "floviet Russia would be aided im- I lems of Sunday school teachem it would only be fair for you to EVENINGS 'wdth emphasis on children of | LVS, Governor- Dewey, in his \\ ash -' tj,p party, thus leaving I are in a healthy direction, for un ■ measurably by beachheads held by KNHEtHOUSE Marvel Bread SLICED read this letter to your club men>- I flfth columnista in Haifa and Tel nursery school age. Ington Lincoln Day dinner • '*'| sudden harmony behind them, is less we can find some other more bers. to refute . some...... of Col. Pur- MANCHESTER Bolton Grange will hold Its reg-1 er SIRLOIN LB Aviv" Is a superficial one lui- STEAKS 69* U M B LEGS .65* dress, performed the highly ncces- ^ csrlalnly too glib and optimistic ! constructive policy to he our num- j long's more glaring ml.s-.state- worthy of a military observer. Of I ular semi-monthly meeting at the sary ser\"1ce of talking fiankly ,-stiniato of the condition in.side i her one policy this year, we are in- ments. If this letter is In.'Jdeqliate, course. Russia would ,be benefited i ffommunity Hall on Friday, Feb-1 LEAN FRESHLY GROUND BLOCK STYLE-HEAVY STEER POT ROAST J-iiUL 0iUAif. J.ti.r i*cipM r m l b 4 5 * visedly since a man of Col. Fur- prove they could not and history p.Mii>«4 by Ways > P.T m I. iW BONELESS 75* M el-O -Bit cific and ; atimulsting than his , (np,.jf.n| di\.iaion within the party MmitT I—. 11 AMger gawyhA CLEAR MEAT LB (Amneclicul long's background .should have proves they would not because hews. ahi. iMw. Ms MSM S.M. RIB ROAST LB 55* ROASTS cure, which is not going to be de- ■ '|j^_ jq ,. Governor been better-infoimed - - was his Israel, in its new Constitution Rainbow Room Swiss Cheese d o m estic LB 69* fined easily. ! I I unwarranted t.lctlc of Ly:ng up the yiat established a demorratic HAKO Dewey make out as he goes on to BOLTON "The Repubhean party." said ' Zionist movement with th'e Com- ’ mrm of government there, has PIE CRUST MIX outline his own views of what the Yankee ; munist ideology. The ♦’act that ‘ re-affirmcil the age-old ideals of SUNNYFIELD-READY TO SERVE-EASY TO PREPARE WOMAN'S DAY ideal fo r desserts lb Governor Dewey as he began his rallying ground far party unity By A H. U. 1 Zionism was castigated by Soviet ' the Jewish prophets—Justice, Lib- Fri., Feb. 11, 9 p. m. Bleu Cheese 63* analyais, "la split wide open. It should be? 1 Russia throughout the years a* a erty, and the Brotherhood of \ WHOLE or LB 7 Q c has been split wide open for years • "bourgeois imperialistic move-iMan. Frank S. MaaafleM Detachrueat Not too well, not too clearly, we When Reprasenutlve N • '-on ^ larin e Corps League, Inc. LOAF 1 9 but we have tried to gloss it over. When the Vote was counted aft- EITHER HALF LB Ched-O-BIt 2 should judge. And here i^ the Carpenter, the chairman of the | Col. Furlong. The fact, too. that .Seral-Formal D...ra>u*A HUMl STTLl COOKED HAMS We have tried to deny It to ou r-,j realm in which any Republican House Appropriations Committee, leaders of the Zionist movement Durry x asscrtment LI < 7 $ O rch e stra PKG 1 1 selves and conceal it. That doesn't gets "A” for the effort of trying. who is also the recipient i-f certain were arrested and exiled to Siberia i Pure Lard work. I suggest that we face it, aa soon as the Sm'iets assumed I Ozzie Osgood's Stardnstcra and no condemnation for seeming i other state incomg to which the KAYWOODIE PIPES Chili Saice ANN PAG! "bo°/ 23' SKINLESS LB ' Democrats have given proper ad power was another sin i f omission FRANKFORTS 4 9 ' SALT PORK . ..a 1. 2 5 ' gat It right out in the open and to fall short. Here is a realm committed by that speaker. I DOOR PRIZES! look at it. Then, let's see what we I where many party minds must vertisement, launched his attack $3.50, SS.Od, *7.50 F O R GRACIOUS GIVING Qiiek Oats rU* 32* f ^hedc JJuLdJL on the form of the Bowles budget, It is true that the principle of Call 2-1121 For ReaervaHaae can do about it. | work and study toward a meeting and demanded that State Finance Jewish statehood In Palestine waa I *10.00 and $12..50 SLICED BAC0Ns^:c^r>59‘I Sugar Cured LB 5 9 ' OYSTERS r.iiMiY o.tNcs* PINT 65* “We have In our party,” Cover-, if the Republican party Is going Commissioner Jam es Lowell pre- Bupported by Soviet Russia In the ’ Lighter Fluid a ^nn ^CA°N^ KP pare for the Appropriations Com- i United Nations. But it ia equal- .4rthur Drug Stores SMELTS 'ancy ho. 1 l. 25* nor Dewey continued, ''some fine, to cast Itself into a role of rigor A‘P RU ienlt Kimio-ou> Raspberry . a‘ . 29* niittee the good old form of budget, i 'Y thirty-two other na- ; D I I G H l l MOTHlR huhard 35' PICNICS ;.43‘ p m t.4S* high-minded patriotic people, who | snd usefulness for the future, his action was aomething more inchtdlng the United SUtaa | riNE PAPERS HADROCK FILLCTS .. . H ^ YANKEE BAKED 28 OZ A A g honeatly oppose farm price aup- | Governor Dewey, In his answer, than pure obatructioniam of a i ettd moat of the great democra- a . a C a a i I 0 -d mother a m o:(M fie Fancy Milk-Fed CC b 35 W M ANP U « IM VAUKS COO FlUETS l. * O' CAN £ 0 port, unamployment insurance, found himself in that realm of Democratic governor. cies, also supported this principle w 8 t r O O f l HUBBARD d CANS d l 5 to 6 LBS. LB v O DeallS Saturday Evenlnir Post AT YOUR M AI8Y AAF STORi LARBE FOWL old-age beneflU, alum clearance plalitudea which diatinguiahed his ! It Is not that 3Ir. Carpenter Is ' in the vote of November 29, 1947. Ever appropriate and ahraye appreciated for birthdaya, aani- not talented as an ohetruetlonist. By his thesis then. Zionism would Ladies Home .lournal •nd other such programs. These last campaign. He ia for a "free" Gold Dfltt I 20' 7btu) Xaw fiA ie sA ! ^ 25* I He was the one member of the be communiatlc, democratic, re -« and Your Choice U ) in s A , NuUey Margarine people o ^ d o : l ^ e programs variety 6f progrras aa against a ' House eommtitee on the s'ote re- f publican, tbtalitarian. monarch-1 versariee, gradnatien, as a tk• imaav — Mutcam a lalssex-faire eociety and look against haring the individual be- has risen through a rather ob lieve. neglected to say that while WHITf POUT — PAU MV IHOIT Mogowon IVORY HAXESarSNOW e RIRKMAN’S CAMAY* LIFEBUOY • LUX SparklCcKcc Pudding !SpralT* • Modern Screen ■ aOTHBRS- INC styling that adds charerter to all correepondenee. hack wislfuUy to the 'good old come a "cog in the machine o ft sequious party regularity rather I Soviet RiiAsla voted in favor o f ! REG O C e BATH A C e r i 2 9 i s ; 5 5 * EDUCATOR eXA X 11 r*6 29* L a g Q e 2 days' of the nineteenth century. government." than through any original think ' the Partition Resolution it still • American Home f u n e r a l PKGS 2 5 * CAKES J L u CAKES A U 3 2 a n n . a g e "They also Uke the position ing of his own. If there Is a weak suppres-sea Zionism within its bor-' We inrite you to view our selection of fine paper* hy Crane \ Grape Jelly 2 3 ' "I propose," he said, "that op- ; argument to be made for or I ders and refu.ses to allow any of SERVICE OAUON JUO 2 J 9 that the aole duty of an opprfition Special Offer BRieUTSAILFUKES IVORYarSWAN* 2 C4KES U l « C«K(! A I . posing every totalitarian device, ‘ against anything, he is perhaps i its Jews to emigrate to Israel. i H U party la opposition. They urge we fight ever to enlarge the area the member of the House moat He waa most Inaccurate I hesi- | Pay As Delivered Orm and J.We$t and to choose from it for friends, ftm ilr, and yourself. MOUOUIN Cocoa NISTU’S EydiADY PKG 28' likely to aiireeed in makiag It tate to ened to be s departure from pre.sent during C?ol. Furlong's ad Ketchup ANN PAGE 2 SOTS 35' | N O 2 npe “A t the other extreme are thoae consider some of the things (3ov- | tradition, but that it represented ! dress They will recall.” I am 142 East Center SL L CANS L a in the party who seem to embrace ]a rMoIutiun of an old controven^ ! sure, that the speaker based hla MARCA PETRI Nabisco S ' 2! PKGS 31' Iona Tomatoes \ emor Dewey favors to be "totali M an ch eatcr VINO ROSSO PASYOSO the entire New Deal and want to tarian devices' too ami urh.f ! etete departments ^ conclu.Hinn on the aupposedly-ir- 3 IS NO. 2H oce dexo s a n * " , c!;t'r/33' CAN 95' go far beyofid It as rapidly as pos i. .a . u ... . • ■ u I ■ccouoUng methods, Peaches yeuow qimg CAN L a ia the basic difference between The rontroverav has been be ?:;^2.17 r'1.18 to U sible at alraoat any coat and re ClM iiai CCID MEDAL public development of water re- tween the comptroller's office and r i Q l l l e. PILISSURY SAG 89' NO 2H gardless of consequences. Notice. S A o n d if . ODe sources and the nationalization of ’Finance Commissioner on the X t U p v E u r I Lt Fruit Cocktail a» CAN UO "PersonsUy, I dissgree with some important key industry. And I auditors, /s This What Strawberry « eeeavT s JAP 37' rv . ^ ' ' " “ Joseph Downes and Prank Lvnch COAST TO COAST foN O A | - | both extremes. The fact that 1 Governor Deweys answer was on the other. This eontioveriy Zoning Board of Appeals 2 I t 2 disagree Is not ao important, but You've Been XUeilN LBLONO CAUKMtNU IRANOY Strawberry JAP 73' oeam L CANS 40 not, the other night at least, quite ’ came to a head in the lest session In accordance with the require .4 hh 3 ^ 3 , Iona Corn $mE ! what Is Important Is that both clear. ' |Of the General Aiwembly when the ' ments of the zoning regulations of 1. ONLY UNIFORM SIZES A « A - 2. PRODUCE ON RACKS CHECKED 3. ALL OTHERS REDUCED AMD Waiting For? 801 Allswect Margarine pk' 32' NO 2H O'Af courses are fatal to our party and the Town of Mehcheiter, the Zon- | AND WEEDED OUT FREQUENTLY. PUT ON "QUICK SALE" TABLE. LB DES GO ON PRODUa RACKS. DEI MONTE CAN UW would be fatal ta the country. If. 1 Car Uarage 12 \ 20 ng Board of Appeals will hold a j Fruit Cocktail Ing out the future ground for his i pre-audit function awsy from the public hearing in ^the hfunlcipaltj OID FAIRHEID Blue^ Bonnet >AARGAtiNE PKG 35' as s party, we try to go back to Elagle-eyed inspectors check each produce shipment on arrival and select Icr 12 02 « A g j P*cly to stami on. Governor state aiulitors. and then rticceevied All Wood (Minus Hohr) Building. Mondav evening. Febru An P.g 2 LI A&P's produce displays only iniits and vagetables of uniionn sizes ond grades. the nineteenth century, or even toD Dewey te.soited to platitudes .N'ow 1*'' P«raunding the late Governor A s A s When You feuy ary 14. 1949. at 8 P. M., on the fol- j APPU BRANDY Raspberry Jan BLACK 41' CAN 1 0 Low Jtfi.lO.OO Fruits and vegetables that vary In size and grade, but are axcellant ralites. loo. Del Maiz Niblets the I920'e, you ean bury the Re-- j I platitudesDlatiludes eane.„ be'^neces.sao'___ an,I ' low'ing applications: . MARGARINE anil ,tsnd. That was punishment of the 3 . 3 9 m NO 2 A 7 t publican 'papty as the deadest pig- : valuable things. They Semi-Metal (Minus Floor) Application of Burt .Flammer t 801 Parkay COLCR-KWIK 35' ora placed on the "Quick Sale" Table at reduced pricaa. Several times a day. all are- fre- auditors, not only for their check- , Venetian Blinds for permission to conduct Real Es y YIAM OlO produce on the rocks is rechecked, and items not holding top condition are tra.ns- A& P C o rn . whole keknel 1L CANS a I eon in the country. | quently the first way an all inii>or- 1 ihg on varloua expenditures, but Stran-Sleel Frame. tate Business in home and to have | Coloi-Quick PKG 35' ferred to the "Quick Sale" Table. "On the other hand, we taa't j tent truth Is expressed. And Gov- 1^°*' **’'*'^ "•■*>' hsbit of mak- ‘ .Aluminum Siding . . U ^ h iU u u ^ Mrs. Filbert’s ^ A N O 2 A A g Be Sure They’re small sign for same at 17 Spruce INDIAN RIVER-EXTRA LARGE SIZE I OUl-promlse the DemocraU. If we | ermu n<-wev » m.sin nlaiitiidr * ''•l'«Us in which the 476.').00 Street. Residence B tone. Fruit Cocktail lbbys ''can^CS' CALIFORNIA-LARGE COMPACT CLUSTERS Iflna Peas L CANS 4 0 tned to out-bid the' Democrats ,...1,11 .. . . •’'•^'“ ""^• ■''tatesiirphuiwasalwavs onsider- BRIARCLIFF I uhieh m that the R,>publican party I ably less than that reported by Best Make Swing Up Door Application of Jeanne H. Wins- 46 0 Z A d ( 'With the pubUo money, it would be Made of ler for extension of permlaalon to STRAWNT ROURMN must stand for social progress and I H'*if rival officials. The state Included \ EMPEROR LB GRAPEFRUIT . h10< CAN 4 1 wrong, Immoral and a betrayal of conduct Beauty Shop In horns at GRAPES 15* Tomato Juice >ona Uhe wiliest .iiossihle preservation “rgued that th»ir system Can Be Easily Financed 5l Middle Turnpike West, Resi S;2.99 our party and our country. More A luclen Lelang UpiHek feataeil wHh^a lueifb PtOOf GREEN SWEET _ CLEAN. READY TO USE-CELLO WRAPPED QUART A 7 g jo f indiviilual fr,'e,lom almultane- ccondition L ^ i'o n ’^wVs'the was the "*omv 't'lilthful dence B zone. over,. you couldn't out-promiae the ously, IS indeeil the great princi- snd valid method. Call 2-166.1 Application of George Stavnit- applicatar Ihol Dawlaeely auHInae yaw lips . . , PEMBROOK 8 0 Z Prune Juice sunsweet BOTTLE 4 I Dem otnta if you tried because For Fiirther Information sky for extension of permission to pie open for the party. But their argument wa.« to jio Siirli clean Venetian blind*! HENDO WHISKEY LB PKGS they Will promise anything to | avail until Governor Bowies' have a portable roadside stand at Inttanriy ptriaAi ihelr haauty. PEPPERS KALE But Governor Dewey, hke many D iikI *kide ri^lit off ihi* aatin- •iM ITH A A ff anybody to get a vote. ^ bright .voung men begs'i to look West Center Street, Residence LARGE SIZE-D‘ANJOU C lFa n STOCK Six tempting and another thoughtful end intelligent into the task of preparing the Gov vmohlh plaelic-finiehrd alum B zone. PtOOS BOl "W hat we ought to do ia to atop j 40% WMAIm delicious flavors. Republican, has failed in the effort ernor's budget. inum. Benda for cfuick bniah- AppllcaUon of Maynard Law j»Mt, 40% Omls Iwetrsl SphU* Easy to prepare... bellj-aching about the either to speU out that plaUtude In pme- Before these bright young ups. snaps back into perfect rence for permlsrioB to erect un- EACH' RADISHES BUNCH the distant past or the immediate Ucal. consistent terms. He him men bad progressed very deeply shape! I aghter, easier to oper derolsed Lustron bouse on . Lot No. PEARS and thrifty, tool Into their task, the,v rame to the 28. Lakewood Circle, Rjeaidence STRATHMORE CLUB past, and start making it ever-. self, let us say, has divided the ate. .And the lieauly laele! GOLDEN DELICIOUS-SWEET SUGAR SWEET Strawberry, Cher' ronrltasloB -that the stale andl- AA zone. RLENDSO WNISRIY. lastingly clear to the oountry i New Deal in half, and said, "we Fireproof, weather-proof. 8 0 Z O Q c ry, Raspberry, toria way of organizing Ike AppIicaUon of Brae-Bum Es In slih) (sitiian-lsyed Orange, Lemon, where we staiid - arid why.' And | will take one half and fight the state's flnaneial status was the Won I rust, chip or erSek. •* 9 119 FRESH PKGS A 9 tates, Inc., for permlaridb to move peoof LBS DATES Lime. that should not be too hard to do. other half." But It ia not clear only possible .»ra.T ton them to Yotir quality guarantee is the a dwelling to a lot which will be K^ilick (Slerz H *»<• «M- WMAiM la IW. prediwt 4 rear. *M POTATOES 2 "It ia perfectly e ftir that only prepare an InteIHgent and valid FtTvali'im name on eacl) etal ! undersized. West of No. 17-19 M.OZ MQg that he has done this on principle budget. The resnlt was that the FUVOR MAKES IT AMERICA'S NO. I DRIED APRICOTS CIUOIAO^W a progressive, forward-looking iMslom‘made only. Bring win Jackson Street. Residence B zone TOM MOORE rather than upon expediency. It new novemoFa budget waa, FAVORITB-VALUE MAKES IT AMERICA'S III Republican party can provide tbo' dow meaeiiremenls, choose Application' of Everett Lalhrop s i u a n M W H . is not clear that he himself has anriong ptber thiaga, a triumph for permieolon to iNlld dwelling Draw Ihol fine lina wHh luciao latonq lip * NO. I BUYI FDESH STOCK tRRLNUTS CtUO SAG49' Sparkle SelatiB for the state auditors, nnA con decorator colors. So leadership thla country needs and not taken the easy way out, ac closer to rear hne than rcgulgtions * " • 2 . 9 9 must ultimataly get. Tha over sequently. aemetMag M a body inexpensive! allow on Franklin Street, South PtOOf fO’ POP CORH cuo’ V g2 1 ' cepting things that are already in Uow to the very dear friends ef Sorvtcs . . i H glorifia*, ond areome your lips in an OitMIse Is KwNKhp Deaaeita whelming majority of all Ameri R C A Victor east Comer of Goodwin Street 8 O'lNaek CoffN mg 40* SNOW CROP o r w x)HN progress, rejecting those that are Representative Carpenter, wbe. Residence A lone. cans in both parties bellove that still ju st around the oomen. We ineldentall.v, hnd to nrtange tbe . . . wooolhar, lovaiier . . . “novar bafora •# SUNNY RIDGE STRAWBERRIES**p.V 38* FILIITS .39* Toble Model AppllcaUon of John E. McNeill RYE OR BOURBON Rad Circle Coffee 44' govamment today has to be more don't think he has found any clear inerenae In state eatarr be re- for pcrmieaion to use building for OtD HUNDRED riACH 3 pkgs 1 9 * eelved Just befere InniiguiatieB lUNDEO WHISKEY llROSCfl ntOHN than a cold and ' ln|partlal um- answer for the future stand of tha Television Uto Bale of Antiques and Used Bokar Coffee ^ TK 27« day: And ene eC Representative Fumltura at rear of 9 Main Street, parfael In eenlour and awHine. PEAS *riSi*27' ICECREAM plra.” . RepubUcan party, nor do we know OarpenteFs sdituee is that ef Steel, Aluminum find as 9 dQ Bfliat tha RepubUom party loyalty. Reaidenca B none. HOO» BO’ any ether RepubUchn leader who WhUiM I* Ah P»ed*«1 • V** * *** BbouM really atsud for.'said Oov- $ 3 2 5 .0 0 Wood Blindii AppIicaUon ef Paul R. Perkins haa yet found It or expressed it. for permlaalon to erect undersize many oriiii HATlOriAUY RJJOWH arner D«w«y, la exactly what it (InetBlIallon Extra) P C G SO A f SWIFTMUe oa atCHIIUUIIAIHMI He did pose the problem bluntly, Repairing . Ijistrnn home on one half of lot 8SAI«M AVAlOkAU AY AM WOMB o tts c o m n IBOMIIIT lABY FOODS Vtm DUST Kaag* (HolkM Whita pwifr* OlsBd Lord J New Lew Mee baa n ld ; ia. Its., platformse A and both he and other Republi- No. 52 and one half of lot No. 53, Wifil Cqmwa fgta CMi hV pifafttMfi • ■ 34akta BI»bta Sbtaa what ia this? ^ Inoouic Tax Service Manchester Concord Rowd, Reeldeiyis- A zone. SIpM I f cana need to keep trying to go on ( s m n o , : u « . r iiur "To bs aatiiily qieciflc,'’ Gov- Eveninf and Weekends All peraofia interested may at' PRgfiCRIPTlON PMARMACV i t n * from there. IN ^ T H 9 f T ' oraor Oowoy aasenNO, “tboy n y t ■ Appointmentti Photographers Findell Mfg. Co tend this hearing. 723 Main St, Zoning Board ef Appaals. and msaa that our party baa sol- r. VICHF, Prop. **A Vary Sarioua Busineafi” Thomas J. Shea 485 MMdl* Turnpika East By Martin E. Atvorfi, 4n prtr*. »nbMct to ra*rk.t,tta4*f«i s M HEtctlr. »t zD A 4P ■rtf-S.rvte. StorM ta thia ar*a f ' f , te e aanly dadarafi that vjs bdiave 70 Homest'afeil St. ' Qtaimian Mnnehesftr 3D D ivision S tr e e t , 4 - wMehsartadly la “The ficandinaviaa e r i a 1 a,' T e l. 4 8 8 5 Jam es H. McVeigh, ■’t 2-1795 T e k 2 1 0 0 9 laaunaoa, ia aM-aga aaetstanes oa writes'W alter Llppmann ia the . Secretary. i M AM HKSIEK EVENlNP HEKALU. M AM ;HK»IEK. UUNN., TMUItSUAr, f EBKUART 10, 194» FACE ELEVEN
./ A ' MANCHKSTKK KVKMIN** Hl':KALP. MANl'HKf* I KK. TO NN- THUKS5UAY, FEBRUARY 10, 104& y ^ e TEM for ami against him by a jury be- Hailford. In a companion su it the in the missionary Acid. Rev. Wld- will also show* some silent and Rctiini Verdicts ore Superior Court Judge Edward jury awarded Donald LangapiMf, • .Mitlii by Hooks Johnston anu slide Alms. 2 ailnqg, damagaa o f fSOO olralnat . ' I .MUV.1 by Hooks Johnston | B o V S U V C S C l l i l c l maii Itas returned to this country SL Daly yestarday. H m autta wara Mothers Gucsls v | Louis "— u'agr.oii with . Interlocutor... This is anotlier in a series of a reault of ah automobile goetdent McNan. . Mr. Bennett; Specialty acta by to further his' education at the Ano programs that Adjt. Richard . Ill Daitiag^Suits CMa and Cola and/SanJuiUA WE HAVE REDUCED M A N Y on Eaat Center street, Aoguat 7, Irving August. Donald S t^ e r , From Drowning Hartford Seminary. He will re Atwell, commanding officer of the 1046. RahinoviU appeared fdr the p h ^ Of Girl Scouts Arthur Jarvfa. Philip Choma’. turn to Africa, to commence his local corps, has prepared, and the McNall was awarded the verdict tlffa. and Butler, Vclp* and Oarrt public ia ooidialiy invited to at william G. McNaU. 103 Avery ard McComb; and ehorusos by Milford. Feb. 10 - l/Pi— Fred second term In the fail. Six street, was returned verdict^ both in a suit by Paul Langenauer of tyforMcNalL / company and audience. tend the Bcrvice. ‘ In ob*enr*nc« of International j Hoyt, 14, dived into the ley waters montli* /Of his tenure in Africa month_and aa part of their at-1 were w n t amontr the • pygmies Tonington Doi**nB N6w Hay*en tlvltles Xbward earning their Hos- of Nlg's pond here to save RIebard one Iff the unusual tribes In teaa badfc. menibm of Troop 8. ^ Chainiiiade CInh Sasscer, S, who had fallen through Afrtra. Manchea|er OIrl ScouU, enter thaw-weakened ice. The younger >v. Wldman' -will speak on West Haven, Feb.* 10— —The Torrington Howards malnUlned tained their niothera at an Inter-j Enjoys Concert ^m e of his varied experiences In child was about ten_ feet from the their tprrid place in the Yankee national ij>arty.‘ the mls-.lonary held, and will por pond's edge whfn the ice broke be^ tray some of the croer.-sectlons of Division of the Eastern Basketball The aRair was held 'a i . the | The Nostalglcrs, a male octet, ncath him. plunging him into WM- League by whipping the New Hav Green stboot yesterday afternoon African life. Included In his pro were the guest artists at the meet tor over his head. Young Iw 't. en Red DovUs. 70-61, last night. undci the supervision or Mrs. Ed gram will be inovlug pictures that ing of the Chaminade Musical able to staipi on the bottora/with were taken in Africa. One of I Phendell of New Haven was ward Lewis, leader. ' high scoter with 19.points, two Club Monday evening at Center his head above the surface h^ause his Anest Alms is a 16 mm. sound Awards made at thl.*! time wereri of his su|ierior height, held Rich movie in technicolor, in which he more than Forest and Glmmler of church. Profess';!* Ashley Rich, second claM badge, Avard Huestis, ard up until two other boys. Tom Is the. director mid narrator. He Torrington.' tied at 17. C^ithl.t *• Lewis, Sally Makepeace' v.olinist, and doii.er,( In addition Cynthia. Musical Citib enjoyed a pot luck Sallv nnd Eleanor were pre.'onted supi)cr previous to the musical Noted Missioiiei- Scald a crockwy toapot.'Put in on* tMspooil|ul e^ l*« tfertt' ptkM h o v n bwon dropping ttgodllY tlnco Augutf. 1f 4t. Thto it In the Outdoor Cook badge. program. A committee headed by or on* t**-b«g'Jor **ch p*x6on. Add fr*6h,“ buKbUng*' .Miltlrcd Waslev liad charge of the koo^ng wHh «ur poiky of potting tovingt on to our cutfomort ot rapidly dinner. Other members of the Citadel Speaker boiling w*t*i. 8t**p lor li** minut**. Stir, th*n **nr*. New (]iib Pack committee iliclnded Ruth Shedd, es they eeeur. Do you rooHM tho nuoikor ofHoint thot howo boon roducod, Bertha MaeFayilen. Grace Chi Rev. Harvey Widmnn. noted LAST \ Is Foriiicfl HeiT chester. Blanche Pierce. May Puter missionary, from the* Belgian Con or how much lower fhoy or*. Por cemporltpn wo ore Htfing tonm of tho TODAY'S and Inu Hohcnthal. * • Group singing with Professor go in Africa, will be the guest AUGUST Washington P.T.A., -Mrs. Edwin Rich and Mrs. Gray sccompan.ving speaker at a special service to be faoportont prko chcoigot holow; FRKI held this evening in the Salvation / ■ Brown, president, has further ful-. was thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. PRIOS ROASTS GIVE YOU MORE MEAT Army Citadel at 8 o'clock. Ailed its mission of welfare to the Gray and Mrs. Hud.snn presented community by spon.soiing a new Having completed one full term an unusual composition for two VLB ROLL Cub Scout pack. The cubmaster is pianos of "Malaguena. nnd the "SALAM BROOKSIDI • PRISH CRIAMIRY 85 Donald T. Benhett; the pack com opening song from Gfiog’s "Piano OBsmusaefim^OfitCJ^Sf 6 9 c FOR YOUR MONEY! mittee consists of Robert McComb, Concert*." The octet rendered sev EFFECTIVE FEB. 1 4 Jr., Clive A. tfhaiidler, James K. TEA t1 WHEN YOU BUT eral numbers that Incliided spiri BROOKSIDI DOZ Wo trim all *ur reaits Just a* clesaly *t paasiMe. Whan ymir aie«t ardor Is August: Den mothers are Mrs. tuals. songs of. the gay Ofl's, sonie LARGE . GRADE A 87 5 9 . Mary Chandler. Mrs. Dorothy Ben of the more popular numbers, and EGGS LARGE SIZE AT USUAL PRICEI Fresh Eggs woithod, at m First Natiarml Star*, you knaw yau ar* gatting Just what yau nett! Mrs. Rita Holland, and Mrs.* (om-hided their program with the Hire<*t from the farm to con pay for - moat that giva* you more servinfs par pound. Hilma .\ieComb. ever popular "Whiffenpoof Song. sumer cutting out the middle BROOKSIDI The new pack No. 112 has-fouri DOZ. dens, twenty-two members. T h e' man. MEDIUM • GRADE A 79 5 5 « THIS WEEK'S PRICES Fresh E g « first meeting was recently held atj There's Nothing Better Than the West Side Rec. The following Extra L a rge...... Doz. 68c program was prepared, by the I.arge ...... Dor-. 6-lc MEAT 12-O Z TIN scouts and parents! Flag salute: - NEW R in s o 49 4 2 . Presentation of Pack Charter by All Eggs Guaranteed Treet or Prem Scout Executive Harmon Smith: Strictly Fresh Installation of Den mothers and ROASTING Visitors Always Welcome committeemen by Robert Mc At The Farm 31 2 5 < Comb; Presentation of Bobcat pins CHICKENS Cloverdole Margarine by Donald Bennett: Prepfration of SPRING BROOK WITH minstrel show by acoutets apd par Derive In Any Time ents; j^csentatlon of minstrel Oellverias Friday Morning POULTRY FARM LB PKG 41 3 3 . show, y ROCEB OLCOTT LEO N E. DIMOCK Allsweet Margarine The Kuistrel show included; Storrs, Conn. PUIS SUNSHINE Trumpet sold by Eddie Wojak. 40S Weat ^ n te r Btreet Phone Storrs 9960 Recitation by Hooks Johnston: Call Or Write IVORY SALT LB TIN TelephoM 7608 43 3 7 . Song by John Kosky; End Man IN YOUR WASH! Spry or Crisco RURI VIOITASU SmRTmiNG LB TIN 41 3 3 < "W T NATIONAL'S . . . S d V O fO S O fii^ confs/ns So/fuh^ ^1^0050 ■ OOQ DELICIOUS CHEESE FO O D 99 7 9 . .. thd icidntific Sunlight ingredient / Velveeta « Chateau 1.11 8 3 < NEwlQnso /. Yea, New Rinso wilh Solium will giye you the •urprise of your life! On rainy days or tunny daya LB Foods WASHES WHITE . . . whether clothes are hung indoors 6r out. . . Mild Cheddar Cheese 61 5 5 < FOSTER’S you’ll tee New Rinto with ^lium, the tdentib* OflTHES WHITER Sunlight ingredient, put a new brilliance in your wash—a brilliance never known before! YouMI WHITI or COLORIO LB 59 4 9 . Swift’s Brookfield COLORS BRIGHTER even tee yellowed and ^yed cloth#* made whfter ^ Loaf Cheese than brand nru ! And new Rinto makes heaps of HNAST THAN NEW! soapy-rich suds that are to tafe for clothea ... to PRISH M AOl PT JAR 45 3 9 . BACON LAMB BUTTER kind to hands! Don’t mitt thit chance to try new Mayonnaise B B ROAST Rinso and save during this exciting Si Sale! lb . HNAST lb. ^ 9 * PRISH MADI QT JAR SWIFT’S SEI.ECTED W HOLE LOIN OR Mayonnaise 83 6 9 . Cut from Heavy Small Lean 4-6 Lb. Swift’s PA£seM’s(/fipiy£>iS7S/ Steer Beef RIB END PORK 49* eerwoDSTooarl FOR CHIFFON CAKES Q T TIN 93 Shoulders ALLSWEET Wesson Oil 6 9 . SWIFT’S BONELESS 2 lbs. INDIAN RIVER , 4S* ^f!*UU euid V efeiablei Whara tha bast GrapafruH cemat from POT ROASTS 1^69 W’hole Or Shank End Cooked Sdected Swih’s Rib Patterson's Market Chuck Roast BONE IN LB 49< V * 101 CENTER STREET TEL. S3M D'ANJOU 90’i-100’i*110't R o a s t o f B r r S SWIFF’S NICELY TRIMMED HAM* Pears G r a p e f r u i t or fau rump roast u BLADELESS RIB END, EASTERN DRESSED Top Sirloin 75< I 59* A A STEAKS » ■ SS‘ Apples COOKING LBS 46't-S4't ROAST PORK Porterhouse Steak ib SstlSk »69< PLORIDA LBS P.A'TTERSON’S BONELESS TASTY Cabbage Sirloin Steak »69< n i l j l f i Q l Reg. Size Only SUGAR ^ 39* 3'°* 25* ( WITH LAR(;E SIZE lb. nxAS BCH nNAST QUALITY LB AT USUAL PRICE Top Round Steak 79. MAXWELL HOUSE SCOTCH HAM Broccoli l U U SPERRY and BARNES TINY BREAKFAST I I YILLOW MICHIGAN LBS Short Ribs of Beef » 35. SALE! Both 37e lb* Onions 4bod!i COFFEE' lle^^usAQES Fresh Chickens 2 - 3H LB AVG »4 5 . W ISnR N BCHS PREM IMPORTED SOLID PACK. (Reg. 49c) Fancy Mcljilosh Peas Special On SHORT OR SIRLOIN, TOP QUALITY \ Carrots Cooked Homs «ADrToiAT u59. BOHITATUNA For $1.19 APPLES EXTRA LARGE BUNCHES roR ^ 1201 A O , PURE JAMS / lb. RASCAL OR WHITI BCH B A R D IN A PKGS LIBBY^S 3 i.b,. 35c STEAKS Celery Fat Salt Pork •■•19. STRAWBERRY 37^ SPERRY and BARNS ELM CITY FRUIT COCKTAIL .. c.„ 39c Hand Picked No. 1 Baldwin Green Beans PLORIDA LB Lima Beans Skinless Fronkfurts » 59. R.ASPBERRY 35c LIBBY'S PINEAPPLE r,.,. 3 r., 49c APPLES BACON 120 Z YILLOW .RUTAiAGAS LB FOROHOOK PKG 35c PINEAPPLE OOr 4 i.bs, 45c Turnips J a r • • • •-« •t*taaa*« PEANUT BUTTER petkr . an 29c PEACH O K # * Texas Pink ' GROCERr DEPARTMENT SAVE and ENJOY THESE J-ril SUNSWEET FANCY RETAIL BAKESHOP Just Reduced! SEA FOOD yALUES PRUNE JUICE 25c GRAPEFRUIT I PETER PAN 3 FINE Q U A LITY COFFEES FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKET OUR MOST POPULAR BUND O ultalli aB odwr brand* hi our Pora* ...... 29c 3 For 29c PEANUT BUTTER 12 oz. jar 29« Soap and Soap Pourdor Prices TEA BAGS (Salado) Pkg. Of 100 79c 1041 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Fresh Haddock Fillet .^45. KYBO COFFEE 2 h> » < » 9 3 . ■"■r...... 29e Large Sunkist Eating SUNSWEET TEA BAGS (Aborn) Pkg. Of 48 39c Ifm/e in our own Special Bakery and tested Ivory or mg* > T fresh Oysters ^>63. ORANOE ORANGES qt. bottle 2S« by a jury o f housewives, Swan Soop abarsJI< gjiARsA#^ Richmond Coffee MARMALADE I9c PRUNE JUICE MILO . M E IO W 2 Fancy Smelts ^25. HERSHEY BARS . ».< <» .89c | M HUNT’S, P.YCKED IN HEAVY SYRUP . . , BE MY VALENTINE !> .,. ^9c DuEg OxydoL Rinso, 2 iui«s 79. Fancy California CHOCOLATE COVERED No. I, tin Valentine Layer Cake Each 75e Lux or Ivory Snow Fancy Sea Scallops ^57< Fancy Large Temple '« PEACHES CARROTS DRESSED WITH RED SUGAR Fancy M ackerel >*17< Copley Coffee TH IN MINTS . i H B.. 49c ORANGES b e e c h n Ot , s t r a in e d Dr«ft tBPin fXTRA RICH - 4 . Heart Shaped Cookies o« 35c LGE PKG VACUUMPACXB) U T W ^ jP 1 Lb. Pkg. 12 jars $]le49 or V gI Fancy Flounder Filkt ^49< 2 Bunches 19c FIG BARS 25c u.,, 69c BABY FOODS CALIFORNIA WALNUTS' 39c Dclkious Florida Jnic* Indian River Seedless SUGAR 5lbs. | | ]| e ORANGES Swift's Cleanser •• 2 A t Reg. Price GRAPEFRUIT *r FIRST ^carton «i*75 NATIONAL STORES 2 DOZ.J 69c One More For 1c 4 F o r '25c CIGARETTES '.y ’ i-2 1 .
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■ » ' . MANCHEiSTCR EVENING HERALD, MANGHtaJlBK. CUNN.,, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1949 j^AGS THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALD. BiANUHES'i'BK, CONN, THUKSUAT, FEBKLIAKY XO, 1949 T ^ L T l of Feb. n . *nwfeiMhtaa4E66iiortt currMt before nOdnlfM on the other boya pushed a blank to the since the reconversion layoffs In ^ Putnam, to the Church of Bt. ' C ’ l j | r » h 0 ji Oontf^St broken edge of the ice. two. inato. New Haven, assistant. ) be the third wedc ta s la r e E j Drivew Cleaned Bostoit Poet road. MedUwn. The Wedneeday, Manh 6 Bicker About coroner unfavorable vial. When Mary had the plank la day variation eitber bsfose or i bUity. her grasp, the boya drew her out ,,5?r„uS"Ar',r';Spi?-i - «. Oat^g Revealed • In Fatal Crash ment office, climbed to 6,809, i; from the Church of St. Francis, ei March 46 to include MteWng of the water. Both rescued and New Haven, to the Church of 8t. datse for the week. F e a t a t H s d 2 A I * Evicliom Bill rescuer apparently...... suffered...... - — no ill 3,632 the preceding week. Joseph, Canaan, assistant. Storrs, Feb. 10—rs») — Roy E. Each entryf will eonslat( of J06 New Haven, Feb. 10-(AV-The j gcOUt ReSCUCS effects. ■ Jones, professor of poultry hua-1 cockerel chicks hstcbM ftWm MANCHESTER The Rev. James F. McGrath ! bsndry, and extension poultryman | straight breed er creis bnsds Both Partiea* Agree Leg drivers ef an auto and s tractor- 1 ^ • 1 from the Church of St. Donato, trailer wore abooived of criminal | S t r a t f O r d G i r l Bishop Aitiiounees .... c. nnnounced today that the 19491 carried in commeroiel matlags. . , - I ® Connecticut chlcken-of-tomorrow ; Purchased chteki will be ueed for v n d E v e r y i i ■ *ILt' ' islation Reeded; Dif responsibility today in ronnection | Idle Pay ClainiB ^IV AnnO llltl 11f* llt H aaaistant. , (,ntest will be held Maixh I6-.Iiine j 4-H club partlclpstlon. fer on Approach with the death of Mm. Flora! gtr^tford, Feb. 10.—f/D—Mary Iloiihle Year Ago O lA . / k | S | f< riIlllilX II4 B The Rev. Robert E. Bsndera g | ‘ PUBLIC MARKET B r o ^ VM^n, M, of Newport, j rescued by Roger from the niurch of Our l^dy u will include economy meat, ' Hsrtfoid, Feb. 10. /J’i Six Mfrcy. Plainvlllc, to the (,huroh of pr,yi„rtio„ fa^tora with awards PURNELL LOT Harttprd, Feb. 10—-mcnt Insurance bene- n^inced today in ., ■! from the Church of St. Joseph, and regional ronteats srill be con- ering about the way to cut doam tlm’s husband, and Vincent Dl- Young Raymond waa plunged > fits In Connecticut totaled 40,8221 Transcript by Bishop Henry J.J t Canaan, to the Church of .St. r rtucted'ln lO.'iO and a second na- the number of evictions of tenants Genso, 24, of Providence, R. I., the , Into the pond when Mother arc- jgat week, double the number al Q Briim of the Hartford dio< esc. i Francis, New Haven, a.sslstsnt. tional contest will he conducted In FIRST FOOD STORE drivers were not criminally negli- ‘ tion of the ice broke beneath him , The appointments'. The Rev. A. Leo Spodnik ta the 1S.M. by tbelr landlords.. «*Bt- I «• h* attempted to reach a stick , > *” Eggs for the Connecticut con HMDin ______^ ______TEL. 8059 Both parties agreed that legit- department The Re\>, Bertrand K. Parent Church of Our Lady of Mo'cy, 66* CENTER ST.______The accident. In which Mrs. Wll- ; to the girl. Stemming on bis back, | State Later : Plainville, a.ssistant. test must be set during the week CORN Murrm i n . la tlon Is needed; each Insists that fSn susUlned' faUl Injuries oc- ,he held her above water until two i said the total was the highest from the Church of St. Mary, Us way of attacking tbs problem SUPER SALE ia the best. The Meat You Want Foi Fine M eat Ev«r]rtim e Bny a The dispute has brought a split in the 1/egiaIature'a judiciary Featuring Swift's High QuaHty Meats committee. . Cat The Way You r\ ' The result was that Democrats Yea— “DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES!” we wlU ask the Senate, which they LOWER PRICES ON SWIFT’S SELECT A GRADE CORN FED STEERS control, to enact, today a Mil pi;|r j say. . . We're agin’ ’em! They hurt oup Want MU vldlng for a . 60-day moratorium I on Virtually aU evictions. I hiiaineaa aa iiiiieh aa they hurt your budget. SWi FT Republicans contended' thst thS ^ SHORT SIRLOIN OR PORTERHOUSE . 60-day stop-gap wasnr needed, And ao. aiiitiiig artion to words, we bring STEAKS that the problem coUld be solved once and for ail wUn a bill which you these LOWER PRICES on scores of SIRLOIN they aald would ' be introduced i A N D / ------^'oNi.Y aoon In the Hpuse which they j your faiiiily'a favorite fooda— foods A PORTEVPORTER- command. STEAKS The result probably will be that kiioVii hy you for their high quality— pre the two branches w ill go ahead I with U i^ own legislation; then | ferred by you for their gnod-taating good ROASTS RIB END ae-k tp^mpromlse later. 1 The Democratic measure would ness. Come to POPULAR today——and FRESH CHURNED — HIGH SCORE SWIFTS outUiw ertctlona for 60-days ex- csjit for commlsaion of a nuisance everx’ day— for the heat food huya and big or refusal to pay rent. Demo- B rookfield P O R K R O A S T / craMc leadera aald such a measure ger aavinga on ALL your food needa. Is necessary to stem avtctiona , while Congress and the Legisla BUTTER ture work on more permanent leg X _ islation. SW IFTS PREMIUM FRESH lb. Republicans propose a bill S m o k e d which would; O n ly lb. 3 ^ 9 ^ 1. Give Common Pleas Judges PORK SHOULDERS Lean Short Shank the power to postpone evictions 0coxlU(f indefinitely, inatead of the aaven months limit imposed by present - SWIFTS PREMIUM-^WHOLE OR RIB END BLOCK STYLE BONELESS law. O n ly lb. 2. Give trailer da'ellers the aame protection against ouster pwirrsjpoRK LOINS CHUCK ROAST C H U C K R< from trailer campa as tehsnts have against evictions. MAXWEU, HOUSE HAMBURG* •** Am ^ICHUCK ROAST TENDER BEEF SWIFTS PREMIUM, LEJAN, SHORT SHANK, MILD CURED 3. ' Make It more difficult for landlords to get eviction orders 4 7 . and make it easier for tenants to SMOKED SHOULDERS only Lb 4Sc ' ^ ' 6 3 ' ask for stays of eviction. Freshly Rep. Louis Shapiro (R., Farm- COFFEE Ground SWIFTS BROOKFIELD, SMALL LINK - Ingfonl, House chairman of th« LEAN FRESHLY GROUND Judiciary committee, aald the bill I>ean i^esA 1 Lb. Carton would Iw ready for action in the UW ROMT PORK SAUSAGE Houee "at least by Tuesday, pos- LARGE PACKAGE M ill! n llfia i That “Just Right” Flavor aiblv today." The General Asaembly will re- SWIFTS PREMIUM FOR A TENDER JUICY FULL OF FLAVOR f W I P n i«ess for the week-end after to- LEAN RIB POTtx il OR tFl\ uvE«nOVEN nvFAoAROAST » ^ HAMBURG ■day's session. PORK CHOPS I.B. 43c lb. CHUCK Rl lb. ntaeie Brings Parole RINSO or LUX SLICED IX)IN 8PBINO CHUCK ROAST BEEF Phoenix. ArU., Feb. 10 — — || FRESHLY GROUND FROM SWIFTS SELECTED BEEF BACON 'Iteld King Wickware, 43, convict-| fd of shooting hia wife, the for- LAMB CHOPS IB. 79c 1 1 A k A D I IP ^ Economical! Excellent ______•’'mer New York model MargMet LOIN CT T w K V i For Baked Meat Loaf! Only Lb. * # J C SHORT , Farley, In 1946, was paroled ylb- terday from the Arizona state | CRISC 0 3 a 9 7 prison. Illness, which probably [ V EA L CHOPS I B 79c SWIFTS PREMIUM—NOTE THE QUALITY! NOTE THE PRICE! will doom him ttt an invalid the i -tegest ef hli life.' Mused hla release, | LEGOFLAMB prison suthorities^ld. RHIS DEL MONTE r.A.NCY CRUSHED SW IFTS PREMIUM— BORNEO AND IW U ^ D ^ F DESIRED_____ FI..\T C.IN FANCY FRESH LAMB FORE QUARTERS i.b. 35e l^ o lamb Attention PINEAPPLE STEAKS WEMTirS SALMON STEAK HAUBUT Merchants! FANCY §WfFT§“ “““~ " PURE 46 OZ. CAN BORDEN’S Pick Up and Save T o m a t o Ju ic e SIRLOIN CHATEAU MANCHESTER LARD lb. ^ J J e AR.MOrR'S SHORT CHEESE ALLSW EET TOBACCO AND STAR CANDY CO. I f OZ. CAN CORNEDBEEF FROM GOOD STEER BEEF ^ OPEN THURSDAY EVENING AM PtEFREE Wholesale 2 Lb. Loaf Only Lb. 31c 1 Lb. Carton Only 15c PCRE 75e TfLL 8 P. M. PARKING 22 Birch St. Tel. 5913. R0A8T Patronize Your Local STRAMWERRY ACCOMMODATIONS 1 I.B. JAR RINDLESS, SUGAR CURED, CRISP BAKING FRIDAY EVENING TILL 9 P. M. Merchants LE.AX FRESH BEEF SHOULDERS PRESERVES SMOKED Sunsweet ' ^ Full Q t SWIFT'S CLOVER BACON 1 Lb. Layer 49c LAWREN'CC SHORT RIBS LEAN, FRESHLY SLICED BRA.N'D FRESH ^ By The Pound N ew Lo w Pieces! P R U N E 4* C e ASPARAGUS NO. 1 CAX BOILED HAM Buy a whole boiled ham unsliced 79c Lb. 85c J U I C E . ^ 3 * PORK KIDNEYS < b 21c SOUR FRESHLY CCT SOAP FLAKES PITTED XO. 3 CAN DEFINITELY LOWER GROCERY PRICES TVORY FLAKES OR SNOW Peter Pan ; jar R ed C h erries STEWING LAMB. B 23c APPROVED BY AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION LUX • KIRKMAN’S • SUPER SUDS • OXYDOL PEANUT FRESH FRONT EVAPORATED MILK i . » , ' f - . . o„., ,6.2. 3 x..i c... 39c PORK FEET LOWEST PRICE YET jp« ,2 25«’ B U I T B E ' ^ y Big 24' , Lb. Bag Only $1.99 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR BRIGHT SALE FLAKES, large pkg...... - ...... 21c FOR YOUR VALENTINE SWEET LIFE. READY TO SERVE, ECONOMICAL FEBRUARY 14 ALL POPULAR 15! j Oz. Can Only 10c TOILET SOAP I Our handsome valentines Special IPORK ROAST BAKED BEANS with PORK LE A N RIB BUY A DOZEN AT THIS LOW PRICE, POOL'S SWEETHEART • PALMOLIVE • CAMAY are really Htriking BRANDS $1.75 CIGARETTES .\nd you just bet to your Sandwich LIFEBUOY • LUX ■ CARTON T U N A FISH SOLID LIGHT MEAT 3 Cans $1c00 sweetheart’s liking ' The “light O’ your life’ A DELICIOUS ECONOMICAL LO\V PRICED SPREAD carton they will truly flatter MINCED HAM 2 Lb. Jars 25c 3 2 5 ® 2 2 ^ a So call today and atteA| JUICY FLORIDA ORANGE MARMALADE cliftons to the matter. ' SAVE ON JESSO PUKE VEAL LOAF lb. UM i | I I D Priced, Economical TEXAS PINK ______K c I C n U r G ood T oo ! 2 14 O/. Dot. 29c Wby M l vxprvM .v««r V«lm - ORANGES tlnr Day ^ llm r n l- in a prar- |l| BUY A DOZEN. ONLY $2.95 Ikal wa,v. Onr Valvnlinr Cakva PINK SEEDl^ESS AMER. BOLOGNA b y t h e p ie c e each I are a torn nf affrethm that van SW EET PEAS JESSO. TENDER 2 Can.w 25c te enjnyvd hy e \ e r y onv. Place GRAPEERUIT yonr urdfr now. ALL VARIETIES GRAIGRAPEFRUIT 4 '“2 9 ^i i '■ BEECHNUT BABY FOODS STRAINED 4 Jars 39c MICHIGAN YELLOW GLOBE New Manager's HAND-PICKED MeINTOSH STOCK UP, LOW PRICE SPBCIAIS lb. 3 " ” 2 9 ^ LARGE EGGS 53ii # I S M 0KEDHAMS DOVALETTES FAC IAL TISSUES Lg. Box Only 25c For Today. FrI. and Sat. APPLES NO. 1 GREEN MT. MAINE SLICED AMER. LOAF \ ONIONS ASNORTF.D I.ARGE LOWER PRICE LOWER PRICE LOWER PRICE LOWER PRICE • Cookies . ,.. Doz. 25c I IVORY SOAP IVORY SOAP OXYDOL DUZ NEW GREEN TEXAS p®* 7 5 "^ LAMB LEGS Laver Cakes, ea. 39c POTATOES CHEESE >43^ BONELESS BRISKET Bled. Bare C 2 Lg. Bare 3 1 C Lg. Phg. tji. pkg. 30c Ib. 3 27 30c ASaORTEO ASSORTED Cupcakes. . Doz. 35o j OYTCiCftf aUAVA BEST FOR COOKING. BALDWIN CABRAL ROAST All Doughnuts now ORANGES Doz. APPLES 3 Lb. 29c THIN SKINNED, FLORIDA FOR JUICE selling for 40c Dos. COFFEE RINGS LARGE FANCY FANCY SOlID YELLOW doz. All Food Bgkod Oa 974 MAIN STREET I j 974 MAIN STREET _ ^ GREEN PEPPERS 2u.29c ONIONS Lbs. ORANGES The PrvMiSrs • SUPER T JELLY DOUGHNUTS, CRULLERS, 10 L a BAG.. U. a NO. 1 Manchester FREE PARKING^I j RADISHES FREE PARKING POPULAR FOOD MARKE REG. 49c SELLER Doi. Bakery RAISED4 DOUGHNUTS k \ NEXT TO STOKE J 121 St. T a 2x4314 III '1
N * MANUHBSn’ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, FEBRUAKX lu, 1»49 PAGE K1 MANCHESTER EVBNING HERALD, MANCHES|7ER, CONN„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1940 V iiovtcftMIt' a fund for scholarships for 4hc sionary In China for y4ara befora Three linked To Ask Chiefs Insisted Jap Qfficid young people of the vicinity. Yalta Parleys turning to . politics, told his liatea- Leader in Spy Ring May Have Plan American The tercentennial will run from era that the Situation In thAt coun WTHT—l«W Aug. 5 through Aug. 27 with the try is '“perlloilh, but not necessarily To Spy Case Started Story on China Reds About Spies v;" Today's Radio WKNB—SM hopeless” if American aid can bol Living Theme emphasis mostly on week-ends, al Giveii Blame ster it against Oommuniam. Spilled German Plans though permanent exhibits will be NQXtCB a [y Fbblcid To jo open throughout. He declared that the prime ob Prominent Japanese Washington, Fab. 10—UP—Tba Army, reporting today on a Army and Navy IntelU-" Stonington to Celebrate 148 OrganlzatloBui Enlisted Plight of China and jective of American foreign policy We will lie, closed for alterations ffom Soviet spy ring which operated in wartime Japan, said one of gence Heads to Be Matsuoka Blam^ by OB Ihe Uultad Btataa. It waa Mfii- .lilW - One hundred and 48 Stonington ought to be keep'Rusala from Con Protection Japs Gave PoUtieians Implicated the rin A leaders may- have started the story that Chinese Com- ad unexpectadly at ttw eoBdtiaoa Fate of C.ardinal 'Seen solidating her fercea in fho Orient Wartime Premier Tried ipunlsU "were reaUy not CoromunlsU at ill.” of Matauoka’a vlalt In Moaeow. Ha WONS—Hy Gardnatrit Tercentennial Next organizations have been enlisted to Feb. 9. to Feb. 23 or thereabouts: Spiea ’Surprlac’ to Amy In Giving Information Queried About Ring Gestapo Colonel Sent _ o t Hunt; WTHT—To Be Announced. make the affair a success. before turning to thb rest of Eu What's more, the report eald, there are "high American offl- then waa on Ua way houM ffom -Hartford FoUea 8p«ak; Result of Agreement rope. To Save Him from August There will be a parade of fisher ciala” who have heard tta t story repeated ao often they "find It Washington, Feb. 10—<8V-The To Plug Up Prewar Berlin. If the Reds succeed in maintain Watch for our opening announcement Washington,' Feb. 10.—UP— Tokjro, Fab. 16 — (C) — Three difficult to believe any ether.” Ruaala had baen deaettbad aa 1VKMB-N«m; 8« lUquert WDRC—Suapenae. men and an exhibition of fishing New Haven, Feb. 10 -Up—U. S. I Hangman; Surprised "The most dangcroua aples House Un - American Activities Stonington, Feb. 10—UP)—It’s a bohlr. a firemen parade with vol ing their hold on China, .he assert prominent Japaneae poUtlclans, U m Army Identified one of tbe beads of tbe Soviet ring as Leaks from Embassy lukewarm toward a neutrality WONS—Gabriel Heatter. Rep. Walter H. Judd, Minnesota i in our new location. ever captured” received such committee ptane to aak Army aiid ot MatinM. WTHT—Our Job la Manhattan, long way to next August but unteer firemen welcome from all ed, they "can return to Europe and' When Told on Arrest two atUI living, were Implicated In Mias Agnea Smedley, an American novelist who was one of the Navy intelligenca chiefs tomorrow pact with Japan. Boetot foara w t a t —Tsv K y ^ - , Republican, says he believes that fair trials in wartime Japan B j RosaeO BHaes Japan had dlmlAlahed alnoe tha w n c —Mualc Hall. that’a when Stonington celebrates I over this parf of the state. There take It country by country.” that the V. 8. Army, reporting the Richard Sorge spy esae. "early perpetrators. If not the originator, of the hoax that the whether a pre-Pearl Harbor Red ■WnC—gackata^a Wlfa. also will be water parades winding the plight of China and the fate of CBInW^ Communlata were really not Communists at all, but Tokyo, Feb. 10—(81—The Ges Red Army*a vietory ta Um Impor ’’it i i 8:15— ita tercentennial and the commit Josef Cardinal Mlndszenty reslilt- Ridiculing those who profess to Dy Tom Lambert Um caM, confessed Itself "aur- The three gave information to spy ring In Japan had tentacles tant border fight at Noroonhaa la WONS—Newa. I up at the Marinefliarme HistoricalnistoriLBi asso- from American commitments to take Russian promipromises seriously, Tokyo, Feb, 10—(8V- .Wartime only local agrarian revolutionists Innocent of Soviet connec reaching to this country. tapo colonel sent to plug prewar v^jntC-OtaUa DaUaa. tee planning the event has come prlaed." Hozumi Ozakl not knowing he wae leaks from the German embassy 1939. . WCOO— Brother BUI. 8:80— elation in the Mystic section where at Yalta i J«dd declared that "otir best hope STAHEK .Premier Hldekl Tojo wm w» badly "It la an. intereaUng and psr- tions.” TTm report added: MaJ. Gen. S. Y«roy Irwtn of the Melsinger angrily declared Mat- WDRC—Crlma Photographer. to one decision—it will be no “an thc old whaler Charles W. Morgan Part of those commitments,' for peace Is to keep China strong, haps surprising commentary the top lieutenant of Sorge, a Ger "The harm baa bean done, but perhaps it could be mitigated Army and "Rear Admiral T. B. insisted in 1945 that Nazi plane 4tl> •fooled by Riieala’a maaUr ipy In man Communist who posed aa a to Invade Russia were spilled by auoka needed aomethlng Mg to put , WONS—Story Time. WONS—Myaterloua Traveler cestor worhslp" affair but a "viv is berthed and where a typical old Judd told a dinner meeting of the, to help It to resist lest I'’**"* 4japan that he at flrat tried to save on the quality of Japanese If ebe Is now exposed for what she Is, a spy and agent of the Inglls of the .Navy have been In the pact across with Stiuin and WDRC—New England Note- WTHT—Guy Lombardo. id” demonatratlon of 300 years of time whaling village now Is, under Electronies. Laboratory Nazi, Sorge stole Japan’s aecreta vited to a committee meeting. Bo Japaneae Foreign Minister Yoeuke Manufacturers Association of New; China to Communism w* him from the hangman. It waa die civil aervlceV’ the A rm /s re and relayed them to Moecow up Soviet government.’' Matsuoka, not by the Communist had used his knowledge of Ger book. WTIC—Talk by Senator Van- American living.’’ construction. Haven County here last night. Japan, which ‘**Pf”** cleaed today. port aald, "that In the mldat ha* Attorney General aark. man plans for this purpoao. den berg. Officials w'ho nave been busily The final week-end will be de to late 1941, when he waa caught. The committee planned to have spy ring. WCCX>-Newa: Melody Matinee. "Gave legality to the Red; China to eat. and with It the rest . The atory came out after the V. of a Utter war the most dan- One of the three polltlclana la Cot. Josef Albert Melsinger, the The U. 8. Army report 6b the WTHT—Bandatand; New*, 10:00— shaping plans for the observance voted to agrlcnlluro and a display of the Far East. 8. Army In Waahlngton releamd a geroiu iplea ever captured them In with the Idea of building Communist spy ring' says Sorge WDRC—Jamea Hilton. told about some of their hopes to of ancient implements and vehicles. regime in Hungary. dead. ’Prince 9-nmlniero Konoye, up greater cooperation with the "butcher of Wareew," made that w n c —Lorenro Jonea. In others, he said, "we sold "We’ve got to stop being saps,” report on the Oommuniit apy ring, wore given the benefit of every former premier, committed suicide statement to me In a rage while sent to Moscow on May 20, 1941, WONS—Guy Hedlund Poema. day. ’They hope, for Instance, that Colonial cooking methods and' he warned. ’Everyone else seems which apun Ita web about..Japa- protection offered by Japeneso executive branch of the govem- the information on the Impending WONS—Two-Ton Baker. this ancient port won’t be flooded China down the river " after a rather than face trial aa a war under U. 8. custody at the outset WTHT—Child’s World. weaving. hundred years of friendship. to understand the drift of the neae, German, American and Brit- law. criminal. menL of the occupation. He later waa German attack on Russia. \VTIC—Toung Widder Brown. WTIC—Screen Guild Theater. by "monkey on a slick” salesmen The "founding fatl\ers,” say the situation but us.” Successful Spy Ring That was before the Army got vi’CCC—Junior Dlac Jockeya. vending meaningless souvenirs. Judd who was a medical mls- lah laources. "It alao aecma surprising The other two era Ken Inukel, out a report today about a Soviet rettimed to Europe to stand trial. 10:80— commmlttee, will get theif Just HOW TO PAY^SIOO WORTH OF B U S The ring’, m .Jor coup, were a that of the nearly 20 gulHy heed of Jepen'e Democratic (con There was no way of telling T, J WDRC—First Nlghter. They don’t plan any "flashy fire deserts but more Important than warning to Moiicow In 1941 that . men and women only two were servative) party and member of spy ring that got top secrete from WONS-Adventure Parade. WTHT—Gratitude Train. works" of the usual sort or “one- anything else is a demonstration places as high as the Japanese whether Melsinger tholigbt he was WDRC—The Old Record Shop. For FS-M Motrihly NOW.TO H iva n v itm Germany* waa, about to attack sentenced to death, although the Diet, end Klmilchl SalonJI, Technique Revealed cabinet and the,German embassy telling the truth, or was trying Town Of WONS—Ray Henry’s Orchestra, day" floats in parades but, as a of' "American living” and a few St "lineales’’ ell yeor bUls Ruaala and that Japan would under Japanese law every one member of the upper houae of the to save the face of his Gestapo, WTHT—Green Hornet. w nc—Fred Waring Show. slight concession, there may be a monkey-on-a-stlck' salesmen as Ian IS fsonrit pinni or credit eccouete lose one In T<*yo. WTIC-When A Girl Marriea. piece, you cea usuany cut «ay atrike aouthward, inatead of at of them had subjected Wrnaelf Diet. A former prince, he re Remnants Still May Be at Work which had failed to unmask Rich 10:45— parade of modern maidens In old possible. YU MAN snys to the death penalty.” nounced hla title becauae hla name ard Sorge, maater spy In the Nazi Manchester WKNB—Kitty Rayle. WTHT—Harrison Wood. time bathing suits. dew the Soul e( your sionUdy ' Siberia. Tbe report said remnants of the WCCC—Big Brother BUI Show. Get $100 to p ay old bills, payiaaais. TeU How Tojo Hoodwinked waa mentfbned at the Sorge trial Army Lirl* Rule, of Op*[.4rre,f Cauud Quaking ring still may be at work In world embassy. 11:00— But the main concentration will All colors are seen as various N O W I medical or dental axpaoMS, We de thia Iw ear rntmmtm Two Japanese now purged from In Tokyo during the war. Paiaded as Nazi 5j1&^ Newa on all atationa. be 300 years of American living In 1 shades of gray by a pcr.son with enry day. WaV ke Nad ta eration and Finds Of Knees Among Reds capitals. Notice and Warning of Spe W'O.N'S—Superman. ^ a t e . — repay FfceteiiaF in tell you, too. jutt hmr nucll office told how the master spy, Uielr coded messages to the Advising On Chinese Affnirs The committee is sure to ask for It was Sorge, a German Com WTIC—Portia Facea Life. 11: 10— answer to. as William Haynes, congenital color blindness. BETTER THAN ’’ amountsyou Miect. Phone... we cee cut your poymeniw munist parading as a Nazi, who cial Election to Be Held WONS—Meet the Band. president of the committee put.s it. ______Richard borge, a German Oom- Fourth section or the Fourtii Ozakl had worked himself higli Warning for Ameri Tokyo, Feb. 10—Op—Dr. details on that, and on a aection WKNB—Peggy Lee. visit the YES MAN today. rounlat posing as b Nazi, hood headquarters of the Red Army In into Japanese politics and waa ad .accusing the American Author organized an efficient spy ring and February 17, 1949 11:15— some of the present day subver- ^ He says YES to 4 out of S. $7S la $300 an slanaluta alone Richard Sorge, Red apy who passed on the vital secret of Nazi 5:td— . . WDRC—World Tonight. E X C t U S I V E winked Tojo. Moscow. vising the Imperial cabinet on Chi cans in Them tipped Moscow that Hitler Agnes Smedley of being a Soviet A Special Election by the vetera WKNB—Community Sketch sive efforts In America. I EViB! They are Ifltausabiiro Tamaaa- Tamazawa said Sorge confessed nese affalra beforb he waa caught. spy. a statement she vigorously war alms in 1941 The Japanese WTHT—Joe Hasel. Hiibject of Advertisement H m m tt conaaNrfl rnaT iisis to M» VIS" would attack Moscow, worked later captured and hanged him. of the Town of Manchester - la Book. w nc —.Songs by Morton Down BLENDS O f wa, former Tokyo procurator (dis the spies had obUlned their funds Ha and Sorge were hanged Mp By Eltoa C. Fay in an espionage ring within a disputes. hereby called and will be held 6n 5:80— The souvenir matter already has c a trict attorney) who persuaded first trough deposits made In spiea. Washington, Feb. 10-(4^— The 8b far, the committee has no Melsinger Insisted that Matsuoka the 17th day of February, 1949, WONS—Captain Midnight. ey. PURE FRUIT le«6maf'FiNANCE Hozumi waa a member of Ko- ring so secret that his arrest warned Stalin of the impending 11:80— been the subject of an advertise In d n ear • STATI THfAlM 801101140 Sorge to confess, and Talzo Ota, Japanese banks by the U. 8. Com Army today listed the rules under caused a quaking of knees In plans for any full-fledged Investi for the purpone of acting as re WT5RC—Old Record Shop. ment In the nearby New London I former official .n the Ministry of munist party. One of the key Jap noye’a "brain truat" which dealt which one Soviet epy ring operated gation along those or any other German attack on Russia in April WONS—Dance Orchestra; Newa EXTRACTS IN 758 MAIN S n in , MANCHUm, CONN. Soviet embassy In Tokyo. of 1911, two months before it oc quired by (Chapter V, Section 25, W nC—Juat Plain BUI. Day. The committee took space to j DM 3410 • 0a«M Havey, Vl$ MANager Justice who handled documents in anese s^es, Yotokii Mlyagl, wss a with high-level diplomatic and with spectacular eucceea during lines. But It has $200,000 to use of the Town Charter, to approve WTHT—Jack Armatrong. w n c—Dance Orchestra. member of tl\e U. 8, Communlat atrateglc aubjecta. Informed German sources curred. He said Matsuoka learned WTHT — tVeather Roundup; proml.se that it would provide util 16 DELICIOUS k l .t . .i »1M m il M4.M ekw pseiflly "Said Is II snsiSly ttmuillr# iwlsintcli .1 »I».M teA. the case. the war, and found in them a when it does work out a program. or disapprove the following pro 5*45*“ itarian souvenirs such as a book of party. He died in prison. Ozakl’a reports on what the warning for American*. still In Japan said they knew It also lias a lop-sided vote of con of it from Hitler on a trip to Ber Dance Music. IceM Sled. Is midtsli H sll *utitsedl«| lw« ______Sorge was arrested and his spy Sorge as a gallant "ladles lin, then used the information to posed capital projects to be fi WONS—Tom Mix. town chronicles, historical maps FLAVORS • ring smashed Just’ before Pearl Fmids From Embdwsy brain trust” waa doing were for In Ita report on a wartime ring fidence from the House. ’The com nanced by the Issuance of bonds WDRC—Herb Shrlner and Rayr 17:00— and other things of similar nature. warded to the Red Army In Mos which atole vital Japanese secrets man.’’ They said his record of mittee got both yesterday when wring a neutrality pact from Rus mond Scott. w nc—News; Muslcana; Newa. Harbor. After Japan clamped on ex cow, aay orge he shrugged off the question WFRA ' ' ^ 1 ■ 1* Tojo sent word that a good would slip him funds wrapped In ence at which high state affairs harir/ conferences between and returned to his condemnation cation), said school to be •:15— ' a newspaper, Tamazawa aald. Joined it." Jap Reds Assert P. M. Nasi, as Sorgo waa, could never be were diacusaed. Sometimes In Its own words, German and Soviet embassy of Matauoka’s "perfidy." Meiain- built on land of the Town lo WDRC—Sportcaat; HeadUnera ROASTERS a Ruaaian spy. He asked that he Sorge maintained a bold front Inukal la auppoeed to have told ger also condemned the "talka- cated qp Princeton Street, Club. „ 4:00—Meet Miss Mason. sometimes In the words of the officials. 4:45—South American Way. be released. for one week after hla arrest. He Ozakl about the disposition of They had no reason to fear Ito Not Involved Uveneaa” of Oen. Eugen Ott, Ger -' substantially In accordance WONS—Sporta Edition; Newa, Oressed, cleaned and washed. ■ «• wouldn’t talk, even when ehown agents themselves, the Army gave with plans and apeclflcaUans WTIC—Strictly Sporta; Weath 5:00—Evening Centlnel. Wrapped In cellophane and held The two informants said Tojo Japanese forces In China. this account of Soviet espionage the consequences if some of man ambassador. 8:00—News. In deep, freeze for vnnr rnn- quickly changed hla mind when he confeMlona made by other co Tokyo, Feb. 10—UP — Japaneae Melsinger declared the Germans dated January ID, 1949, pre er. " ^ I workers. He talked only when hie technique. their actlritlee were reported pared by Carl J. Malmfeldt 4k 6:15—Sports; Weather. venlenre. No walling. » * 7. 1 waa given proof that Sorgo had ‘The Soviets aeem able to use back to their capitals, the Ger Communists today said Ritsu Ito, themselvea did .not know—until 6:30—Mellotones; News. been aandlag U fO t’S moat cloaoly- appeal to the German ambaeeador one of their leaders, was not In the Pearl Harbor assault—wheth Associates, Architects, ths WDRC—Record Album. Delivery In Manchester failed to free him. men as agents who either are not man sources added. estimated cost of which la 7:00—Youth R F D. 15< I guarddM aecreta to the Kritmlln. North Coventry | party members at all, and yet wrho volved In the Dr. Richard Sorge er Japan would attack Russia, as \ WONS—The Anawer Mah- '7:15—Outdoor Sportsman; UN Fridav Evenings ^ Sorge and hla top Ueutenant, a Reeked Japaaeee Oovernmet case. the Nazis wished, or would pursue seven hundred fifteen thou WTHT—Sereno Gammell; FROM Sorge’e obnfeeelon rocked the are willing to make every aacrifice the embasalea of other govern its own ends. sand (715,000) dollars; News. • AN fX TR A GLASSt 1. Japanese traitor named Hoauml Japaneae government, Tamazawa East Central Pomona Grange, for the party’s cause, or who hold They aaid they had investigated W’eather. 7:30—Sundown Serenade. H. A. FRINK IT'S' A - Ozakl, were hanged. Two othera ments through a variety of chan and found this to be true. Sorge had sent along to Moscow 2. The constructldh and original w n C —Emile Cote Glee Club. * and Oto related. No. 8, met on Saturday evening, party cards on which the aigna- nels, Including personal friend the information that Japan would 8:00—Request Time. Snillvan Ave. Wapping i died (n prlaon and $3 othera drew The two former Japaneee off!' Febriiary 6. aa tbd guests of Bast lures are hardly dry.” The Ck>mmunlst party in Japan equipping and furnishing of •«45— 8:30—Favorite Story. . priaeii aen9anetp< ships. 1 was not involved In the spy ring, not attack In Siberia but would a new elementary school to WDRC—LoweU Thomaa. Tel. Man. 7158 After 4 P. M. MADE BY BACON BOTTLING CO SINCE 1851 dais agipe that lUtsu Ito, a Japa Hartford Grange. The meeting Dr. Richard Sorge, chief of the Final Reports Sifted I stiikc south Instead. However, he 9:00—Newa. GARRA'S k Ota aaid Yeoords found in neae Communlat now In the par which began at 7:30 aaw an at spy ring, "pointed out that where either, said Yoshlo Shiga, a mem be known as the Olcott WTHT—Governor Bowlei. , WTHT—1 M. 5 Sorge’B poeoeoston showed the The final reports . were sifted ber of the party’s inner circle and I could have picked that up from Street School (or such other w nC —Three Star Extra. ty’s hierarchy, gave them the Up tendance of 223 members and vts- Comintern (the party organization from an amazing amount of intel his excellent Japanese sources. Same as WIHT, ’’ aples, Japanese and German, sent that smashed Sorge’a ring. Their Itore. On roll cell there were 17 and propaganda agency) ard editor of its newspaper, Akahata. name as may later be deter WONS—Evening Star. w n o —FM. ligence, obtained not only through Sorge himself put no faith In the I Instrumental In Completing Pact mined upon by the Board of Native version differs slightly from the Granges represented. Following Soviet intelligence agent* were es- government and embassy sources, Matsuoka, who died while on i:8S— Same aa Wnc. Prime Rib Legal Notices Army one. the business the oSlcre for 1949- aoclated writh local Communlat Japanese Communists ability to Education). such school to be WIHtO—Beulah. IMevlaleB but In other ways as well. A doc spy on their own countrv and ex trial as a major war criminal sua built on land of the Town lo AT A COURT o r PROBATE held The Sorge ring was not sup 19.W were very Impressively In rty offielala. If the latter should pect, wna instrumental In complet WONS—Fulton Lawla, Jr. WNHC—TV. stalled by Harry L. Page, Past tor listened to the gossip of his cluded them from his ring. cated on Olcott Street, aub- WTHT—Nawa. ROAST At Mancheiter within snd /or tb^ posed to work In any way with the K arrested the Comintern agent patient*, a corporal In the Japan At a news conference at Com ing a tripartite pact with Ger stantlally In accordance with P. M. Dlitrlet of Ksnehnst^r, fin tho tth Japanese Reds. It was feared the Master of Connecticut State would be pulled In too, and the many and Italy. He counted aa an w n C —Supper Club. 5:00—Teletunas; Program Re FobniEry, A.D., 1949. police might have counter spies In Grange, as Installing Officer. He whole Intelligence net would be ese Army could learn of troop munist party headquartera today plans and specifications date'. .raMrutor. nrarinf for baygahl Tpmo followed thia nile to and Pianist: Mrs. Page also as pietely, and that intelligence was lUNcd. Russian language broad nine hundrt;d twenty-four 7:80— 7:30—Manhatton Spotlight. lb. ^ authorW ^ Hwl catMe •4)MHW«IF8lppzfsrtly/ Sk* waa d sisted end Installed the Graces. agent* abroad be Instructed to casts were forbidden. Coded mes- the Sorge case as a member of a I ______thou.sand (924.000) dollars: WDRC—Club FKtaan. 7:45—Jack Eigen Show. partlcular^^dfamKd In aald appllca* mem)>er of the apy ring and a Oom- The following officers were in .sages were written In German or Communist spy ring in China be-1 3. The preparation of plans and ►5* tlon on flie. It la munist sympathizer. Communist have nothing to do with the local fore coming to Japan. WONS—Robert Hurlelgh, Newa. 8:00—Operation Succesa 5 9 e » 6 5 * ORDERED! That the forcfoing ap> stalled: Masier. Wilbur T. Little, Communist parties." Engllab. Tbe radio cipher was al specifications for an vlemen- WTHT—Cbunterapy. 8:30—Hotel Broadway. plication be heard and determined at Ito believed that her aloofness Manchester; Overseer, G. Ray Never, under any circumstances, tered by the use of a different Neither Ito nor Nakanishl waa; . tary school to be built on WTIC—New England Round the Probate office In Manrheater In meant she had turned against the mond Johnson, Coventry; Lectur "scrambling” technique for each present for questioning. | land of the Town located on 6:00—International Varieties. Plump Native ' Brisket party and denounced her aa a spy the report said, was a Russian Table. 1 9:30—Late Newa. •aid DUtrict. on the 18th day of Feb* er. Gertrude A. Haven. Coventry admitt^ to the spy ring. transmission. Broad Street and for an ad ruary* A.D.. 1949. at nine o'clock In tbe not knowing that she was. Steward, Keeney Mutchlnaon. Bol / 7:45— forenoon, and that noU^ ba given to The version of former nfilclals All members were required to When Informstlon or money was dition to the Hollister Str€-et CORNED ton; AsslAant Steward. Edward have some other occupation as to be exchanged, It was carried In | School, Uie estimated cost of WDRC—BMward R. Murrow. p ro b b -» '‘ all peraona Intereated In aaid estate of Tamazawa and Ota la that Ito waa WTlC—Art VanDamme Quintet the pendency of aald application and Nordstrom. HlUstown; (Chaplain, "cover”. The members of the ring a nearly empty cirgarette pack. | Tred Kidneys whicli iH fifty thousand (50.- FOWL the time and place of heating thereon, picked up on suspicion of Oommu George Creelman. Suffield. waa ill 000) dollars. WONS—Inalde of Sporta. RACKING nlst activities. in Japan led double lives. Some An apparent chance meeting \ BEEF by publUhlng a copy of thU order In ami waa not Installed I; Treasurer, were newspsper correspondents would occur. The bearer of the ma- Voting machines will be used. 8:05— some newapaper having a circulation In the course of the grilling he Milo Hayes. Ellington; Secretary, WDRC—FBI In Peace and War. In aald dUtrict. at leaat five daya be told police that ai^nnam ed aunt or authors, one was a soldier, a.n- terial. asked by the other a;cnt | Often Bring The questions to be voted upon HACKING COUGHS- fore the day of aaJd hearing, to appear C. Juanita Turner, Coventry: Gate other was a doctor, one was a i for a cirgarette. would tell him; : WONS—Marriage for Modema in of a wonian friehd of his was a fel will 1)0 as follows: WTHT—Boeton Blackle. Prow Colds. looMfts 'Bns lb. 5 9 e lb. Q If they nee cause at aald time ar^d keeper. John Griswold. Somers searaatreas, another a farm ex- 1 "Keep the pack. I have more.” i place and Ins heard relative thereto, low traveler Just arrived In Japan. Ceres. Amy Komglebel, Glaaton 1. Sh.-ill a new elementary WTTO—Aldrich Family. Hurry or Monty S t h Police put her on a suapect list pert. I Sleepless Nights M a teal 11 and make return to thU court. bury: Pomona. Charlotte Hutchins Each Had Cover Name | WVn dtsarSer ef Udnez fsnettoB peraato school, conforming substan 8:80— crocseted j I JOHN J. WALU2TT. Judge and in checking up on her friends poUofMJUt matter to remain in joar Wood, tially to plans and specifica Ceenk awdhHse—-plseseel watlas crocsi Manchester; Flora, Freda Ford, Each member had a cover name. I WDRC—Mr. Keen, Tracer of easiXioa that e M ilsin *e m o p . end givse reel ' rame across the name of an artist, East Windsor; Lady Assistant it may ennee hfkmehe, rbeumatic Over tions dated 1-10-49. prepared Loat Peraona. retulls. It strikM rlcM ■* the eeurce id tW Lean, Short Shank Our Own Care AT A COURT o r PROBATE h^ld Mlyagl, the member of the U. 8. Real names were never mentioned T o w n peiu, leff painn, Iom of pep and energy, get* lioubl. — appar hroechlel ItrlUlioa. D ea l at Mencheat^r wltl^n and for th^ Steward, Margaret K. Yeomans, in secret radio broadcasts or In ' ting UP rights, twelling. pufttne«» under the by tiarl J. Malmfeldt 4k As WONBi-Western Hit Review. uaite lime — a * tar Bmn-chu-kn. EimiWoa DUtrict' of Mancfi*atcr. on the 9th Communist party; Andover, and a member of the Ex eyet. end dluinera. Fri^riit or sociates. Architects, be coii- WTHT—To Be Announced. —eeld Mhsteclioa tuarSataed or aumey back- Be A "Good Scout' dkv of F ebruery. A*Dir. 1949.. Found C^oples of Repprta ecutive Committee for three years, conversation. A dverliscm eiil •canty passage* with smarting im) Dumlfig Three HtIVidred structecl and originally Smoked SCOTCH Vr^'j^ni. JOHN J. WALLETT, The spies were warned never to . •ometime* ahowa there U Bonstthing wrong Wnc—Bums and Allen. Kurlli Rad Pharaaary Police went to Mlyagl * house A. Ward Spaulding. Suffield. irilh your kidneya or-hUdder. equipped anil furnlshad on Judr<*. Guests were present from Central, give the Impreaaion that they were I Board of Tax Review Don't wait! A«k your druggist for Doan a Finished Monument.s and Princeton Street, at an esti Sl]|»POKT BOY SCOLTS Eatate of AUetln Cheney, Ule of for a routine search and there eager to obtain newa. Men who are I Pllla^ a ftimoUnt diuretic, uaed *ucee*aWly Shoulders HAM Manrheater In aaid'dUtrirt. dleceaaed. found copies of numerous confiden ()uinnebBUg. New Haven County. engaged in Important affair*. tliey.| by mllliona for over 50 years. Doan's giro Markers In Our Display mated cost of $715,000? Upon application of Ruth Baron tial reports. There were such Fairfield, Housatonlc Valley P(» N o l i c ’c happy relief and will help the 1& mileg of 2. Shall a new *len(enta.ry Clieney. eTerutr,Ix, praytn* for Ln order moras and from Old Colony South were told,^ will ref:ise to talk to . kidney tubes flush oui polsonooa vaate fioag Yard To Choose From! Help the Boy Scout.s in Ihcir effort to hiiild better men. .\nd of aale of .certain real estate particu Items as Japan’s oil In storage and you If they suapect that your mo- jI T he Board of Tax Review ol jo « r Mood. G«4 Dogm'g FiU»a school, conforming substan FEORUARV G TO IX "* --PS In *Ia..yc Judge. . tere-stlng progrsm wss given by vonr borne. STREETS tects, and for the Olcott Street FRUIT COCKTAIL 39c ^ Eatate of .lerrold A. r«j*ffcy, la!e of the I^ tu re r. Mrs. Lsns Brown, John 1. Olson School Project dated January 13, From The R rst To The Seventh Rib STRAWBERRIES NO. 3 FA'S', ROBBINH Now! ilialrman. Opposite East Cemetery Man«'heft»T In aald. Dirt riot, (Fecd^aicd. snd following the meeting refresh TELEPHONE 7787 Or 5S07 1949, and prepared by Emeat 81^ Boneless Veal Rioast ...... Ih. G.V <’ The AdtfiinUtrLU>r h a\ing exhibited I ments of cupeskes snd coffee were Time Hnymentii Arranged Sherwood A. BeeolUer. ley and Keith Sellera Heine, Arthl- hi I aihniiiUtration account, with aatd Students Plan Secretary. WELDON'S i.b. Pkg. 49c TO M A T O E S 2 r., 29c rnuat‘» to thIa Uourt for nllowai *-c it U served by Mrs, Benjamin Strark I Down 901 MAIN STREET Open Sunda.va tecta, to wliich reference la made STEAK SPECI.\I,S PREMIER HUCDLESS I uRDEltEf) That the IStii day of and her eommlttee. Balance Monthly Wnllaqe M. Hutrh'lnson. In the foregoing questlona may I .AIRMONT EebruaH', 1949. at nlhc o’clock, fore Religious Parley Tba next meeting of Coventry Board of Tax Review ot the Buy Direct and Save Money! be Inspected on any-buslneaa day Sirloin, Short Or Porterhouse ...... lb. 6Ac AT LOWfR PRICES noon. 1st the 4'robate Office tp the Grange will be held on February 17 Town ot Manchester, Conn. Monday through Friday from 6 A. Tender Knit S tea k s...... Ih. 7.>c Municipal RuIIdtng In said Manrheater. W III. DickaoD ami Sou FROZEN PEAS 25c GRAPES 25e I and the aame ta arplgnt'd for a New Hsx'cn. Feb. 10.- (/D -Yale and all ladies are asked to bring a M. to 5 P. M. at the office dttbe HANDY BRIGHT WOOD O.NE PIE hearing <»n the alloiranre of aald ad university's undergraduate reli box lunch for two. These will be Painting Contrarton Superintendent ot Schools, High HILLTOP FAR5lr^ACON AND HAMS. DRIED BEEF CAUFORNIA NAVAL ministration account with aald eatwte. gious organizations will conduct a sold following the meeting and Rear I la Eaet tlenler Nl, School Building. ascertainment of beira and order, of three-day Intcrfalth religious con proceeds will go to the Ontnge. A Phooes t-OKS Or 8St9 Elactora residing in the First BLUEBERRIES 29c , distribution, and thU Court dire«.‘ts ference here beginning Monday. fine -progyam is being plsnned and STAHL MEYER PRODLTTS ORANGES 3 Doz. For 89c LARD CRLLOPHANE WRAPPED FLORIDA I* thai notice of the time and pUrr *aa- 1.00 DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER Voting DUtrict will vote a t the signed for said hearing be given to all An announcement today .said a good aocial time will follow. Baal Side Recreation Building on Hickory Smoked, Sliced Bacon ...... 1 lb. pkr. 69c. BXTR.A F.ANCV ORF.EN p^^rantis known to be Interested therein that President George N. Shuster Mrs, Franklyn R. Orcutt and School BtreeL Individual Braunschwegcr (Deliciou.s Eatini^) ..lb. 75c GENUINE SPRING ORANGES d 27c t * appear and be heard thereon by of Hunter college; the Rt. Rev. Mrs. A. J. Vinton were In charge This 1949 Packard Ei,iht Smoked Lebanon Bologna (Luscious) ...... Ih. 75c ., ’/publishing a ropy of this order In Norman B. Nash, Protestant Epis of the Grang'e Setback party on dectora residing In the Second PEPPERS I.b. 19c soma newspaper having a circulation copal bishop o( Massachusetts and Tuesday night. Next week, Mrs. Voting DUtrict wlU voU a t tba lb PASCAL CELERY 29c ^,ln said DUtrict. at least five days* bar Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic KenneUi Sima and her committee West Side Recreation BuUdlng «n Ill’NTM OR ELEANOR « fure the dav of aald hearing. O dar BtreeL Native Fowl From The Rennet Turkey Farm .. .lb. 59c LAMB FORES V * JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge, Energy commission would speak will be In charge. PEPPERS u 19c at various-sesslonB of'the confer Mr. and Mrs. Welter S. Haven, Electora Tealdlng In the m r d FRESH PORK PRODUCTS—H. L. HANDY’S PEACHES Boned and rolled if desired. BIRDSEYE i AT A COURT o r I’ROBATE )>Hd ence. Mr. and Mrs. G. Raymond Johnson. Voting E>Utrict will vote a t tba - ut Msnchmitrr within snd for thr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKinney State Armory on Main StraaL Sparc Ribs ...... lb. 39c Ht'NSWECT UlCrIct of Manrh-rlrr. on t)ie ttb U A V | W ’« di.y of rebruurv. A.D.. 1949; .of this town were dinner guests at Electors regiding In tba Foortb Pork Loins (Whole or Half) ...... Ib. 49c STRAWBERRIES rv, 49c j I'rrmnt. JOIIM J. WALLKTT. Conway to Be the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wil Voting DUtrict will TOU a t UM Fresh Shoulders 4 To 6 Lb. Avg...... Ib. 45c PRUNE JUICE o n.., BIRDSEYE ;jjU‘ler. cox 'on Sunday when the Pioneer y. M. C. A. BuUdlng Oil NOftb U ttle Link Sausage...... Ib. 59c lb T ErU'.r of Craiit R. Cgclrslon. lute of Past Masters' Installing team Main BtreeL PETER PAN Pkgs. »Munr)int)!r. In Mid DIsIrIrt. d,c-Mod. Chief Speaker waa entertained. Others attending BACON SQUARE PEAS 5 Tb« administratrix bkvlnz rxhibltrd were Mr .and Mrs. Lewis T. Hight- Manchester's Piano Tbe poUe wUl be open from tffiO ‘X)UR OWN COUNTRY STYLE” fliorr xdminirtratlon sreount with Mid o’clock In UwYbrenoan until 8ffi0 .m ut, to thU Court for sUowsnro. it If , . „ of Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. Keeney Distributor for o’clock In tbe afternoon. '/ Home Made Pure Pork Sausage Meat ...... Ib. 59c HI P E A N U T RIB E.ND STORE HOURS: 8 to 6 P. M.—Thursdays Until 9 P. M. i imOKUkl): That the 18th day <4 HarUonl, Feb. 10--(:t^—A stale-i inutct^jnson of Bolton, and Mr. and! Closed All Day Mendays 3F l>ru«r>-. 1949. ,t nlito o rlook. fnro- wide scries of Lincoln day dlnnera Mrs. EJIswoiih CWcU of Andover.' Dated at MaacbeoUr, OaniufU* Extra Lean. Fresh Ground B eef...... Ib. 59c Jn-niii, ht th* Probate Offlre In the given by Republican organizationa •SOHMER cuL thU Tth day of Pebnavy, BUTTER ^2 Oz. Jar 29c jVunlcIpel Rullf acid hearlnp. mmr ¥au.u. um Furniture and Music -BelectMHCTOwn Pineapple Chwqlis (Dole’s) ...... > • • • e •.....p I k g . 3 9c' S JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge J9, In Torringtort. ivmS frjrSii!! mm.\mTwUmu * ------^------f
a . . . 4 * YAQE SEVEN rSKN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M ANCHEST^ CONN- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY }0, 194» f MANCHISfiTLK KVLNINti HERALD. MANCHEbnCR. THUKBUAt, i-EUKLAKr iU. l»4» Sieif-Supportmg Italy flknny Gardella Case May Go All Way to Supreme CouH Aim of Recovery Plan '•T m ___ Knights Down Guards Need U. S. Court of Appeals _ • A 4 • «<» > 1?^ ' tur« and collecting m e t h o ^ . THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10 C om p iled by StndenU of Manchester High School Miea Helen Estes, Facatty Adviser Nassiffs Down Flyers O n e of E C A S F ir e l E** | Bureaucracy la aueh in Italy that VOL. XVI, NO. 22 Victory Friday tA riw ata* A u r a the cost of government Is & wri- Airport 57-28 lO r ta lO I jT e a ie A u r ^ investment oaplUl. HERALD Says Suit May Be Heard r k f i u F u * Italy took $67,000,000 of Its first M.H.S. Tankers Legion o f Honor FirslQiiill 61 to 50 at East Side Uf iiOnnoence in J610.000,000 of EHP money Beloved Play Appear in Way Cheney Brother* Defeat Entertain Red Devils tufe of Country l u loans. These will be used mainly Drub Meriden A N eL E In Important Eastern Commissioner Chandler ______for indiBtrlnl moderniratlon. Rob Coming Soon Stag^' Last Half Drive Silk City Eaglet in Meeting Next Thuradfijr erto Tremelloni. Socialist vice pre cnars of a Series) • League Game at 8 p. m. I ^ Defendants Claims To DiscuM Town Tourney mier and the government’s EKP Given bv S & B Three new Manchester High To Triumph a* Burke F h h G am e Other Game, 37 to 27, By rnuik U’Brteii man, said his office has calls for nua Boot rrMay t Bhoto Hare aad Tlicra School swimming records in the One of ’Tony Lupicn’s rirala for In oftler to reUln a chance of Baseball Attorneys Rome. Feb, 10— ! novate indu-Hrial loans omount- 120, the 220, and the breasUtrulce Mimcogra|i^ed Magu* Lead* Attack Before The Knigbta had little trouble Tlmo la firawlng naar fqr tha big A meeting o f all team man N o te s tha first base 1>erth with the De overtaking tha Yankee DlvUlon agers Interested It) competing Benlto Mussolini set out to make j to $250,000,000 Italy has asked ‘Pride and ‘Prejudice” were set as the Red and White dne Rejpresents Time , Disappointing Crowd wUb tha Airport team In the first fight batwaafl tha Uttla fallows at Are Ready If Needed Itslv self-sulticlent. America's the International bank for recon- gams of a twin bill at tbe Y laet troit ’Tigers at tha Laktlahd, Fla., leading Torrington Howards, tha in a town semi-pro basketball a n k era captured their third V olaT a Bay Pra party Madiaon Squara Garden. Friday training base this spring will by HhrrJpean recovery program aim. atruct^^^^^ development for " By Austen to Be Given straight C. C. I. L. meet Saturday night. .The Knighta won as they Guards must turn in a win against New York, Feb. 10- Organ tournament will be held ne*t And Effort of Miiuy NaasKf Arms defeated the At the monthly masting of tha night, shortly aftar 10 o’clock, Paul Campbell. The latter has been Thursday evening at 8 o’clock loans of $90,000,000. afternoon at the East Side Rec. pleased, 57 tb 28. The Knights the New Haven Rad Devils Friday ized baseball shook off its histori at making it self-supporting To Strike Double Edged Blow Thurs. and Fri. Nights The locals captured six first places Windsor Locks Flyers *1 to 50, Manchsstar Division of tha Oon- starts^ off right at the start and wrorid’s feaUierwalght champion shadowed through much of his cal shyneas toward legal aetion to at the ciast Side Rec. Tentative Vainglorious Fascism wanted an Tho Qtilll magazine, scon to be night at the local armory. The starting time of the event, first To strike a double edged blow at oiit ^ s possible eight to win aas- while the Hartford Jewish Canter neotleut Sportamen’a Association, all they threw up went Uirougb Sandy Saddler will climb through baseball career by Luplen. Tha new day and prepared to fight the latest Italy hat could tell the world to lunied. It year, :nore than 'Tiger, obtained on waivers from Guards are two games behind the of Its kind ever proposed in the twin evils of lack of Invest The stage is set and the. cast is tha mambarahlp voted to sanction tha hoop. The first quarter ended tha ropao to defend his Isurala attack against Jt« rontracts *11 the go hang. ERP wrants to make V I ■ ever, a production represontlng the won over the local Silk City the Whits Sox, aucceeded Camp laadeni and have but three games town, is the' second week In ment capital and high interest ready to present Jane Austen’s be ’The 120-yard medley team of 20 to 4 for tbe Knighta. They kept against Wlllla Pep. tha fonfiar way to the Hupreme Court. Italy a healthy part of world rates. ECA plans to lend 26.000,- UjPlo and effort Of many of the Eagles 61 to 40 In o baaketboll action by which tha club plana to bell at first base in Scranton in to play as against tha same num March. John Panctera, Frank Voixolo. and doubleheadcr played at tha Eazt it up In the second period and king of the 126-poundero from ■The legal structure is chal trade. 000,000 lire ($45,200,000) to small loved. ’’Pride and Prejudice." This John Sheridan broke the record of atudent body. acquir* title to a place of land for 1989, trailed Paul Into Little Rock ber for Torrington. lenged in a $300,(XH) damage The Quill hat been mimen- Side Rec laet night. were out in front 35 to 9 at the Hartford. The locals remaining games are Italy’s basic tiouble.s arc: Too and medium Italian busliicsEes. year’s Sock and Buskin perform 1:11.0 estoblished this year by a posalbla future clubhouse site. half. ’They slowed dowh 4 little In In 1940, and followed him Into suit by Danny f;ar>lella, a pint- many people: exces-slve cost of ftaphed for the firit time due to The games, which .were played Mancltastar will be well rapre- with New Haven at home. Wall In agriculture ECA as concen ance has been eagerly awaited, for Tommy Prior, Frank Vozsolo, and Hia proposed acquisition is a small tha third quarter outecorlng the Louisville in 1941. Lupien and sized outfielder now banneil fmm caled by the Supreme Court In production; loss of foreign mar the high coat of < printing, and, as a benefit for the local Mile of .sented at the bout, which Incldent- ingford Vet* at home and again trating on farmer education, more the story is known and loved by Phil Turklngton, as they raced to tract located In the town of Fliers 14 to 10 and coasted in-the baseball because he jumped from 19’J2 In a cose growing out of the kets; taxation that hamstrings Intensive (arming, land reclama alUiou^ It will not be a profet- Dimas campaign, were witnqeaed Hebron, Just below tha southern any. 1* the first sellout )n nionth. ' th# New Haven leant st New the New I'crk Giant* lo the .Mexi .Outlaw Federal League. At thet everyone. vlitory In the time of 1:11.5 to elonal Job, It will be a .pore co by the smallest crowd of the eea- fourth quarter to thb final score. production and penalizes the poor; tion and irrigation. ECA will easily defeat the Meriden relay boundary' of Bolton. It is about Haven. Torrington has a home can l.eugue in 1946. time the court found that beeeboll expensive bureaucracy; lack o( bring irrigation to ‘202,400 acres of Mrs. Bennett. 2June CHaughsey) operative letue than in previous son. For the Knigbta McCabe gathered Uka every nawapaper office in tha , the Bridgeport Rectors flighty, but lovable wife of Mr. team and give Manchester s 6-3 fiva hundred fast off Routs 86 and 17 polhta and Tlnse threw In 11. A u. s. c>}urt of Appeoi* ruled 1 w'ts not engaged in Interetate eom- Investment capital and high inter Rallan land, and reclaim 400.000 yeara. The atudefita who prapared For the fourth time this aeaaon, sUte, The Herald ha. been ! s C e d to Wa L d take to the road to play Dan- yesterdny that the suit m ay he | mere#. Bennett, (Charles Knofla) the easy lead. the X Nasaiff apaadstara had to h as'a permanent rights of way For the Airport, Leglre got 18. nw-amped with telepN-ne calla by . Lzipien was eigneo lo n s ; . . _ ------. , est rates; nut-moded industrial waste acres. It will build .farm- tbit laaue havt turned out a erafta- leading to tha property. It la en bury and Bridgeport, '..ast night heard. Commissioner A. H. Cliand- Judge Frank wrote yesterday going member of the family, is try Whltey Fldler. who has bean men-like piece of work. stage a second half drive to com* In tha second game Cheney first organized ball contract by plant and agricultural methods: to-market reads and put houses on coming up strong, set a new rec tirely surrounded by state hold Billy Evans, when tht present they dovvned New Haven by a 76- ler. one of the five dcfendanls. the 1922 case had beeomc an “ im- and. very important, a pervading land so the peasant can live with ing to marry her five innocent ■. ' ' Uriel. Much credit la due to Miaa Eil out victorious. In baakats scored Brothers won from the Silk City the scrap. There are none' to ba 61 score. ord in the 220 yard freestyle as he ings which eventually will become Eagles by the score of 37 to 27. Tigers’ general manager was farm said baseball attorneys are ready potent zoinble” because of the ad- sense of political and business in his work. Herds will be l.-nproved daughters to .any unsuspecting it'. een McCarthy and the atudenta of it wae Naaalffa all the way. ’The had. The Guards must win all three to go to the Supreme Court if ve.nt of television and radio, placed first in Uic excellent time the Gay City ,’4tate Park. This The gams was not decided until director for the Red Sox ... The 1 security. by artificial insemination and bet male that comes along. her cleaaea for typing X)ulll. Those winners outscored their opponents The currant featherweight king games and If To-rington happens necessary. Judge I.,e*rned Hand wrote that Any man would have a hard of 2:35.4. Whltey has been improv who eapvcially took on reaponeihtl- 25 tp 15 from the floor but it was area contain; 680 acres and is ad the bitter end*as only five points New Haven Ramblers meet the Hnw ECA Ta<-kllng Prohlcms ter feeding. Tractors will be sup Ed Thorsell ing with every meet, and Saturday Elaine Tedford owna a mora impressive knockout te drop two of its remsinuig games The next move is up to the fie- he felt the trial court \vouId have plied In replace' dairy cattle u.scd Job trying to choose between Jane, Cathy Corbett. Ity were: Marion Maher, Oladya t)»a accuracy from the foul line joined by a tract which will soon separated the team with but five Eastern Division leading Provi the two teams will end the regular ThI.s is how RCA. guided by he really turned on the heat with become the Meahomasic State record than any of hU predeces dence Reds tonight in an A.H.L. fendants. who besides Chandler arc to make a complete investigation CsilforniH Businessman Jame.i D I a.s work beasts. (Janet iversen) their gentle "For she’s k jolly good fellow; White,' Robert Haugh, Barbara that kept the Flyers In the ball minutes to play. The Cheney team sors. Sandy, the ddrk-sklnned lad season in a tie. forcing a playoff. the Giants. President Ford Frick of j into the various sidelines such as Grain yields will be upped in A dashing young society gentle a fine record-breaking perform Willio, Beverly Swallowq Ella Fac- game. 'They made good 20 out of Forest and contains 860 acres. then controlled the ball and the game at New Haven Arena Zellerbaeh. is tackling these prob-1 daughter: Elizabeth, ( C a r o l Lady Lucas, a gossiping but ance. Second place was won by that nobody cart deny.’’ A cheery from New York, has flattened 61 The schedule . favors Manchester the NationsI I.,eague. I’resldent radio and tele\1*lon to determine two woj’s—mechanization and In- Whltcher) their Independent amusing neighbor, of the Bennet’s man with a fortune which rtag chettl. Jeannette Teaadale. Anita >35 tries, while Naaalffa ware mak Eagles missed their shots while opponents as compared to 57 by Dennis Patrick Brady and Red as Torrington pla.vs two games on Will Harridgc of the Amerlcsn lems: is Bob Foss, while third went to smile snd happy tnanner are char whether they form a large enouffh One of ECA’s nrst efforts was I troductlon of American hybrid daughter; Mary (Joan Astley) will be portrayed by Catherine netises matchmaking .-namas, Schmidt, Joan Stratton .and An ing 11 out of 24. The abovj tracts were left to tba Silk Mkkers put through Hammering Henry Armstrong, 15 Top Davis square off in the feature the road and the locals only one. League and President George (Kirtlon of the business to mak* it com. This 15-year-old U. S. suc- Charles Blngley, who Is nelth Jenkens of Meriden. The score now acteristic of a certain popular gela Vercelll. The Flyers’ Charlie Andrik and enough to win by ten points. 10-round bout Monday night at to create an aura of conOdcnco In I their bookish daughter: Catherine Ci)rbett in "Pride and Prejudice" stood at 14^4 In favor of Manches the State of Connecticut by the by Aba Altell. 44 by Pep. 42. by In two games played this aeaaon Trautnian of the National Associa interstate in character. ' cess was unknown to Italy's farm- presented tonight and tomorrow er proud nor prejudiced in "Pride senior—Elaine Tedfora.daugbter of ’The poatera advertlaing Quill in Fred Kennedy shot their team in The game atarted off slowly and the New Haven Arena .. . Amer the future. An element of high ^ (Nan La Fontaine), their fretful ter. provisions of a will left by the Tony Canzoneri and Kid Oiocqjate, the Red Devils copped the first, tion (Minors). Judge Harrie B. Cfiiase. who dis Italian prices is big, quick prof-,' ers daughter and Lydia, (Margaret night, Feb. 10 and 11. and Prejudice" to be presented tO' Mrs. Joseph Tedford 48 Aca a very untque*mannar, were made to a 13 to d flret quarter lead. Foster slaters about three years both teams missed numerous shots 23 by Johnny Kllbane, 21 by John ican League hockey Saturday running up a 73 to 60 score on the sented. wrote that television doe* night and tomorrow night by Sock The Red and White also annexed demy Street. They have io days to answer its. ECA wanU to make Italian Encourages Agreement DiCiantis) the flirtatious one. Catherine, a Junior, ha.s parUci- by two membera of Mim Hope Stellar defensive play kept any ago. Among tha reaourcas of these and Juat as the quarter ended the ny Dundee, 20 by Meriden’s Louis night at West .Springfield will-find local* in a game played at New j yestetoav * niling: The case had not constitute "a difference in To Increase foreign trade ECA pated in many of Paint and Pow-- and Buskin. Ed Thorsell '50, son first and second places in the 40 Teddy, as her friends fondly call Henderaon’a Art Service Squad, local player from getting more the Indian* entertaining the New industrty feel confident enough to Mr. Collins (Donald Brennan), yard freestyle through, the efforts two areas are a pond with a Eagles moved out in front 8 to 6. "kid" Kaplan, and 19 by George Haven. The Guard* evened matter* ! been dismissed last July 14 bv kin ! points respectively. The locals will undoubtedly break it again 16 and IS pMnts, respectively. and a second on Beagle Hounds Into television studio*. Horse race Pagani ...... 120 104 9 2 - 316 1 tie. Bresit Shlpplag Bottleneck to March 11 to furnish assistance The frosh haskctball1 team 1 is go- . ‘ ...... she also teav’ hes after school with Jo Hugret '62; D^ia Gunsten '.51: Bolduc, rf . ... 1942 and clinched the undisputed ing and often les* renuineralivc ^ tween fifth and fourth place to to taxpayers in .the preparation of Smiling happily, Marie Trivlgno The frosh haskctball team sO" i proved better at the 15-foot line,! before the end of the season. Jer- Ettore R accagpf'51: Jamea Reed For the' Flyers who suffered and Rabbit token at the state op bookies will operate by video seta, Fa)rr ...... 115 114 93— 322 That la 1,150.000. TCA has ap one of Manchaatrr’s physical edu erated preserve in Mlddlefleld. The Lebtedz. If .. . claim by knocking out Sal Bartolo occupntion. or a bartender, or a uiem right now. A victory tf>- their income tax returns. Collector received the lltlo of "M.H.S. Val ing to take on the grammar schrwl j 7 ^ut of 25 charity tosses, | ry Mockau of Manchester pi iced cation teachers. Miss Jiilla Lynch. ’51; Carolyn Rtrant ’,5,1; Joan Bell their eighth lees, Andross and Ken' in twelve rounds In 1946. resulting in legalized handboeks, Rodonls ...... 123 107 101-831 p rov e In principle spending 15,- gala soon. Elaine Tedford. a Girls second, while Meri^tn’s beat effort gratitude of the club was express- EIll*. If ...... street sweeper, but his chances of ,njrht will deadlock the locals witli *00,000,000 llre\$2e.000,000) to con of Internal Revenue. John J. Fitz entine Sweetheart" at the Valen while Weaver made is out of tha It mti'rrHv fo’lowa that "TeddY ’51: Lj-nn VArney '51; Janet Br;ul- nedy each garnered 16 points, with Robb, c ...... A decided underdog the first vastly Increasing betting and a Twaronlte . . . 117 90 107-314 Leader, has been coaching the same number of nttcmpt.s. Weaver was Brett's third, and Manchealer. ley ',51. ^ - ' • Player-Coach A1 Shapiro and •d to Lt. iMward Koslnski and T- ever playing baseball again arc dm for fourth place. If they lose, struct ships In Italy (lUelf a work- patrick announced today. tine Dance held Friday evening. graders over at the Y so they nlsns to go into .elementary ph.wfl- Plummer, c .. time they met, Saddler will carry ten per cent tax which may bal exceedingly slim ' : ^ii hope* of a playoff berth will be Wilbur Bruce will handle the February 4. hooped 22 field goals to the locals had the meet won as they led by cai cducat'on teaching as her vo Fitzy Fitzpatrick starring on dt- Sgt. Tabor of the local unit of the ance the nstlonal budget. Water 605 629 483 1617 absorWng project), and so break should be able to put up a pretty National Guard for the loan and Shaw, r g ...... the heavy end of the odds Friday The reser\ e clause I practically shattered, although first period and Marvin B.lker the Jeanne McCarthy and Janice 16. 37-17. cation. L'staera For Dance fenae. Mathiason. rg polo, table tennis, bowling, squash, tha Aipping bottleneck corking fair struggle. Freshman John Panciera of the operation of the projector and night This writer is inclined to go as the foundation of ba.sebail con they will still have a mathematical Italian emigration second. The deputy collectors will Anderson, co--'halrmen of the The Red and White jumped out Kevervone will cerfalnly agree Theiisher committee for the Dou- In the Brst game, the Hartford Moriarty, Ig . . handball and other minor sport* PaganI's (8) tracts. Without It players would - locals had himself a big day as. Jewish five, after piling up a 30 screen outfit to make the showing along with the ’’ smart boys" and chance to qualify. Coach Lea Ol ECA also will finance vocational be available Monday through Fri- dance, acted as mediators assemb Tests were given Tue.sday after- to - a- quick ■ lead and held ivoro a 10-.5 not that Ela*ne Tedford Is a good b'.e/r Dance to be held Friday ev?- i Cordcra, ig . . tabs Saddler to successfully de will boom u ’'elegenlc' features," Taggart ___ lO r 134 104 - 343 be free to bargain with any > lub i>f 1 d.ay, 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. ling the finalists. wh6 wore chosen in addition to being a member of ning February 18 In High Bchool to 13 halftime lead, had to stave possible. Gess . . . . ___ 136 123 103—362 son put hla charges through two training to fit workers to the needs neon to Girls’ Leader asptrant.s. | cdfte aj;^the p Weaver friend, with a well-rounded back fend hla title. he adds. their choice at the end of each .sea intensive drills at the new rink at by the chaperones, on the stage. front 27-23 at the half the record-breaking medley team, ground of intereats and skills. hall, haa announced that the fol off a late Eagles drive in poetlng OomroonicatioBs Noted .12 27 Freheit . ------101 111 108-320 of receiving countries. In addition. ' . Those who came out on top v/ill ToUls son. Wealthy teams could outbid Center Springs over the weekend It la spurring the International Marie was picked from th s gr up j announced as members of the played nine minutes and four sec he won the lOO yard backstokc in J. Iveraen lowing M. H. S. atudenta ulll act the 51 to 40 win. Several communicatlor.s on Anderson ___ 126 93 . 219 the poorer ones for the best avail-1 > promise of more material. . .Wal- 120. TTiree strings-- Bartok 320. and predict* hU team on edge for Labor organization (of wrhich 21ell- of eight by audience acclaim and i column, onds Uefore Ferraina finally the good time of 1:19.8. Team as users at the dance; The visitors threw up a good Items of current interest in club Knighta (37) Zwlck .. ___ 103 113 10.". -.".19 able talent. I Sell Feeder Named was presented with a bouquet oi ______hoopcil a field goal. Previous to mates El O’Dwyer captured se'-ond Rosa Shlrer. Joan Belcher; Jenl- rx>ne defense that baffled the Silk B. :s, I ter DIggleman and Hugo Koblet, J albert 319. Haven* 303. Ps^ani . 116— 116 a winning effort. eitiacb la a governor) to help by affairs were noted, especially two Cheney Men’s League Actually, yesterday’s action by softening union resistance to im American Beauty roses by George Movies will be shown to the , tjils the Green and White had i as he trailer] Panciera by about I fer Rowley. Bob Farmer: Joan City boys in the flret halt, but in 3 .Swiss six-day bike rider*, are ped- the appeals court ha* no direct e f-' The fltarUng sextet will praba- from state officials responding to 1 St. Georgy rf g I ailing their way toward Florida as B. G. Weaving 4. Main Office 0: migration. Slate Forester Vtnee. The rosea were the frlit of ^quagtlca, on March 1. aa a moans i made onlv fiv* points, all being only four feet. Meriden’s Martin I Fad ^n Fashion | AaUey. Peter Gunaa; Gwon Glcn- the final twenty mlnutee of play, the request of the local club for an i LcGault. rf .. 573 574 534 1681 fei’t except to permit Gardella’s bly find Jack Donahue and Hank .lanice’a father, Mr. Henry Ander- ^ improving their strok s. Five fo'ils and in the first quarter, placed third as the score soared to ney. Bill Miller; Manhall Warren, Eddy Vllga and Bemie Augiut.be- 11 I a 'training stunt for the next race Weave 2, B. G. Weave 2; Dye- Indie* .A. C. (I) .Sch!ietz on defense. Johnny Mctl- Altogether, in the four years of allocation of 3,000 brook and | T'-Inze, If .. Finish 3, Velvet 1: Velvet 1. Pion suit to he tried. son. The runner-up for the sweet- j gtrokes will be analyzed in this Half way through the final 4.5-18 in favor of the Red and Betty Zimmerman; Tom Duke, Ja gan finding the range as they C i liera^ They -say they’re ritpert I (Jury ...... 100 119 103 - 322 It will be up to a Federal Dis- vier and Red Donahue flanking Ev ERP, ECA liopes to help case 1,- Hartford. Feb. 10.—(fl^-Wil- Salutations. Ftudent*! Here we brown trout to be stocked in Cen- j u • • •' eer 3; F.ngrartng 4, Yam 0. Dye- 400,()00 Italian overseas and to heartjtitle was Beverlv Smith who | j„ ronnci lion with this, the I fniarter, Weaver led by 13 points, White t.onkera. net Wilson: Frances Britton, Lar- nearly pulle-t the two teams got. thia Hlllery: Felix Sarobognp, County group and th* Stale Asso : Zanl* ...... 107 95 118-^2120 I l.sed to appeal all the way; to rale lost Meriden’s team as they captured Mary Donadlo; Don Henry, Connie and Moe Dulgoick with 11, 10 and Yogel, Ig .. s ' died him. has scqulred the contract Dlrklns*! 316. Hall 319, Joe Fre> on the validity of (isrdell*’* dress for the game, and th* retura Italian government administrators employe of the state Park and in a galaxy of red hearts, white few meetings. I Odillv enough th<> isyv^s No. we're n ot,pencils - it's Just ciation were rend and contents 1 Brozowski ... 96 123 123—34 to study United States tax struc- ilollieA and streamers, by Janice. bv the same d ficit of "oints. ten. this event in the fine time of 1:23 Roy: Bud Hana»n. Beverlv Smith; 9 points, respectively, paced the of Charley Smith, Newark welter 316. Mordavsky 315, Whalen 349. rlaims. of Jimmy Carton ■will add new Forest commission since 1927, those straight tweed skirts that winners’ attack. noted. Jeanne and Gloria Filler. by the score of 43 to 33. Earl Anderson got the lead on | Elaine Tedford, ,Iack Vtttner. and Totals . . 57 weight. The first thing Bobby did Georgettl 332. 515 573 .'■>6,5 1651 The reserve clause \vs* vindt- scoring punch to the luckless e(z. Schreeder has held the post on an seem to be popular lately. They’re Vilga with 12, and August with Leglslatlre DUcusslon was claim thC'.non-existent junior acting basis slnee last July when Muslr. p’rovided hv Dick Brun Manclu'slrr Trust IXHis to Bristol Meriden’s first man and each Man- i , . , Tom Prior. Lila Gagnon. ette and his "Moonlight Serenad- C h e s t e r swimmer after him In-1 Running. The remaining ushers, Oece Mol- 8 points, starred for the- Eagles. On the legislative front, a LeGIre, rf . 13 welter title for his boy. Afternoon Wear A. Raymond Klenholz resigned. Bristol Hiph gained revenge for Joe Nowak, Bud Brook* and Bam ers." added a gay note to the fes- 1 an earlier-season defeat. Frtda>5 r.rerised t h e lead about fifteen feet tn.v ler. Marion Maher. BUI Lewis and lengthy dlacusslon was led hy T ru -, Robln*on, If Observation Post T^e appointment, announced yes Toured Bv Glasses and Manchester boosted the score ] H it Isn t enough, they have to Server all played fine floor games When Lehigh University renew Jim Sheehan Hero terday by the commission, is un llvltles, and a grand time was ha0 j An opportunity to view the straight C, C. I. L. victory- as escorts are non-M. H. 8. atudenta. saasiff Anna (61) fiise(f to divulge th* terms, one In Marauder Win pays 5.340 to $6,540 a year. tol armoiry saw the home town things on their legs." Well, ‘Those B. F. Pt*. •the different aspect of the gfiver- f I practical applicallona of the skills forces go into action against Man against no losses. noris budget recommendation* - McClure, ig faculty member, defending the pol long things" are the heavy-lmit Burke, rf ...... 7 2 16 icy, argued; "Everybody wants to which they have been acquiring chester who. with one other team. On Frldav afternoon. Febniary To Take Part In U. S. Teat with respect to the Fish and dame Messier. Ig In a long-awaited grudge match, and to investigate Job po.ssibilitics 11 at 3:30 th? locals face Hartford knee socks that are very becom The Annual United Nations Con R. Cole, rf ...... 1 0 2 know the salary of aXfootball New Britain, are the only claim ing. With those tweed skirts, they I. Cole, I f ...... Department. In summary, it was .n 28 Murdock’s Marauders edged th* i Butterfly Set was afforded to grimps of ten stu ants this year as victors over the Bulkeley in hopes of gaining their test sponsored by the American . 0 3 6 Totali coach, but nobody- worri*s\about *'/4 make s striking outfit. Robb, I f ...... , 2 1 5 resolved to have every oiember dents from Busines.s f.fachlnes Bell-Townera. fourth \1clorv .of the season. Association for the United Nations . possible uTfle a peraonal letter arid the Latin professor.". . . How Sibout Agostlnnelli's Strangler five last i classes who toured the Manches Bristol, led by Ted Brennen. oUt- Thomas P. Prior '49. and the National Broadcasting Knight, c ...... 5 2 8 the students who claim they’re the night at the West Side Rec, 87-84. Have you seen the rash of scat Wiersbicki. r j j ...... 2 0 4 j regiater their proteat# to President S155 wins Scored by 2IB, 22B ter Tnist Company on February 8. scored the locals 10 to 12, during Companv will be held for high Normsn Webber of Tery Plain* one* who ought to be paid for lis in s battle which ended In an up- In the freshmen basketball 9. and 10, Other groups will fol the third quarter and led by dou ter pins? Not satisfied with wear school StudenU throughout .4he Gaudino. rg ; ...... 6 1 13 I Sftorts Koundup | tening to the stuff the prof diahe* ing Just one. a gal can wear three Williams, Ig ...... 4 0 • 8 Road, Bloomfield. Upon the receipt roar. league, diiring the past week, 21B low the first ones on Febniary 15, ble the Red and White’s figures. One Wills One Loss United States on April 1,1949 of theae mesaages, he wil^ write a out? lN 16. and 17. in the first field trip st a time and create a very pleas Conran. Ig ...... 0 2 2. By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. End of the Un4 With the score tied at 82-all. edged out 26B. 28-21. on Tuesday 50-25. During the first five min Manchester High students will summarv to the-governor on be morning and 22B drubbed 24F, 40- ever taken by Businc.ss Machines utes of play of the final quarteri For Rifle Team ing effect. They can he worn with participate. New York, Feb. 10—(J5—Couple Notre Dame’s Frank Leahy gets Playrr-tToach Bob Murdock broke students. scarves, sweaters or blouses, with Totals ...... 25 11 61 half ot the Hartfonr County clubs $300 apfi apfece for his "commerclar away for a layup only to be 26 on Thursday. Bristol only made one basket, this National prizes are; a trip to and see to the peraonal delivery of ot unanswered basketbsll queries The visitors were guided through by Brennen, The last three min i the same chic results. Europe as the first prize; four Flyers (M ) spesk i^ appearance* snd could ] matched by young Skippy K c a ^ ’ 21B, operating' as a team, man all of the letters to the governor. from the mid-west: "Is it true aged to whip 26B, mainly through the bank by VValter Grusha. head utes of play. Bristol scored eight The Manchester High Rifle Team four-year, full tuition scholarships: Andross. rf ...... 5 5 15 that Detroit and Denver will be talk *lmo*t every’ night If he ono-hander from the sl(le. With 83III the efforta of Fontnnella. Godin, bookeeper of the Manchester points for their final toUl of 60. captured its, second win and sec We noticed another use for those a trip to the United Nations; and Fisher,, rf ...... 0 0 0 Hporlsmen’s Hhow new tournament centers this wanted . . . Mike Martin. nlne- the score again tied. Jim Sheehan j 36-52r Gaskeil, and Glenney with 9.. 7, 6. Trust Company. Going through The final quarter was the only one ond loss thl.^ past week. ' versatile rope pesris. the other N. B. C. broadcasts mid telecasts. Kennedy, I f ...... 6 3 13 It was voted to accept the pro- And "What’s the story vear-old son of the Bear Mountain Hank the winning point on the last ‘ and 6 points respeellvely, Ooodhart the tellers’ cage, the collection de in which Manchester w/as able to Tuesday the team met the Blast day. Girls using their .imagina 'Tbb sUte winners will be an Andrik. c ...... 2 3 7 posal offered the ciuo " j the NCAA promising the Chicago Inn bos*, won m couple of skiing of hi* free throw* and Tom Kelley Heavenly scented gift* from and Frechette played well with partment. the bookeeping depart surpass their arch rival. The 1<^ Hartford club at the local armory tions. wound tba pearls around nounced on April 29. while the na Dumes, e ...... 1 3 5 a member > Stadium one of lU aectlonal play- medals last weekend and occasion iced the game with a long left Weldon’s Scent Shra . .. gifts ment. and a basement workshop, good floor jam '*8. cals netted four field goals and and emerged winners by a scant their ankles. It makes a choker tional winners ?vlU be chosen not Fitspstrlek, rg ...... 1 3 5 project of publishing th* program aeaaon? . Thi* dept. ally makes exhlbltlbn jump* on the hander from the side. to remember . . . r rafirrances and looking Into the main vault of eight fouls, six by Morgan. • 6 point?. 779 to 785. High shooter like effect about two Inchea high. iattr than May 20 Carol Bobyk. Shapiro, i g ...... 0 3 ______fa put out big »llde6.His dad, who once In- The game wa* highlighted by 26B, led by Lenny Riibacha, al- the bank, the group saw several doesn’t kpow the pitch, but the to dream on. Weldon’s ha* niost pullei the game out of the total of 16 for the quarter and 41 for both clubs was R. Dufresne Pretty ciite, kids. yearly In connection with the Out Detroit yarn is that a newspaper vlted the Dodger* to train at hi* . the spectacular foul , shooting of familiar machines and many which for the game. Ed Moske was high with 165 and following a cloae Totals ...... 15 20 50 door Sportemen's .show spomiored rc.soi’t. doe.sn’t hesitate to jump ] Sheehan who swished eight out of them all! fire in the last half, but could not were new to them. Among these i* trying to steam ’ up an eight- quite overcome 21B. Rubacha, with for the locals with 12 polnU. second was Edward Quinn for With this charming winter .Score at half time. Flyer* 27-22. In Center Springs Park during the team college tourney next month. into thing* feet first, either. eight. were the Recordak. which photo Roach and Morgan follow!^ with Manchester with 164. Quinn has sporU weather, cornea a wonder month of June. James Rohan wae 7 hoops for 14 points, was the graphs the bapk's check.-! and de . . . And they say Denver, which For the winners. Kelley, with 28 game's high score:. Charley Rice eight apiece. , been top man in the last tw-o ful array of skl-swcatera. Who ,\\\ llartfurU (51) appointed chairman of this event lost the’ AAU championships Is points, and Jim Sheehan with 20 posits. t)ie P. B. X.. or Private The Red and White bested the meeU and is . a shooter ■a ho bears hooped 5 points in the losing cause, Board Fjtchange. switchbejard. tbe says teen-agers are not neat dress B. Pu. for this year and accepted with angling for the pro tournament BOWLINC took scoring honors with Tom Maroon and White at the foul Une. watching in the future. ’The match ers? Wlnograd, rf reluctance. Shea plajlng a fine defensive aiover. although not scoring, was Checkmaster. on which the book was fired from two positions, that used to be held in C hlcsgo... Manchester netted 17 for 26 while ll Homar, If ... Trout Report i Also It could be that the Big Nine game. For the Stranglers ’’Bulict" the star of the game, in holding keepers post debits and credits, Bristol was only able to sink 10 prone and off-hand as was the ♦5 Fontanella to 9 points. Fontanella and the Graphotype, and Address- Guess that puts the cap on the Wennlck. c . Chairman George Metcalf of the whose champs have had to go to Frey hooped 11 basket* for- 22 out of 24. In the field goal depart Hamden match. chatter for while. Be in -set the present record of 40 points ograph. which are used to print Hamden, one of the top school a back a Brenner, rg . Fl»h committee reported that New York for tbe Easter NCAA points. ment, however, Bristol Excelled while. pisyoffs, want to get it In their Murdock’s Marauders (87) for one game last week. names and addreases of depositors making 25 to Manchester’s 12. boy rifle teams, came to Manches- Doltolcji. Ig . orders for *ome of the club * trout 22B trounced 24F. with Jensen on the bank’s statements. ' Davlda(Yn. Ig . ,ad been placed and that fl»h eo own backyard. ..Brand new angle Due to an acute shortage of B. F. PU. The Jayvees. paced by Plnk> te- last Friday and engaged the Tea Held lot Teaehora Murdock, rf ...... 5 3-513 swishing the hoop for 15 points T h e students _werc allowed to Hohenthal, lost the preUmlnary local club In a shoulder to shoulder Mfir yMT JMfi -Yaar requisittosed would be equally on the All-American buildup is space on the sports page only re operate many of the machines .. . 24 3 51 "The Hunslnger Song," a ditty Kelley. If ...... 13 2-2 and Don HatUn for 14. Kosakow- 39-35. C. C. I. L. match. Hamden lived up Total* divided between two da**** of sults, high single and three skl scored 9 and Kuhney. 2. Henry themselves. Eighth grade and M. H. 8. r,aglca (M ) trout. They art up to two year written by Birmingham’s Zipp Hansen, c ...... 6 2-3 Manchester meets Hamden at to advanced notices and drubbed string scores in the following Sheehan.! r g ...... 6 8-8 and Hewitt played well. also, in the the local squad by the score of 879 teachers and supeh'lsors along b His high s M Moriarty, rf old fi»h measuring between 7 and Newman and net lo iniuic by Earl Science flub Elects Hamden on with the faculty membera of par Bolduc, rf ... Oumly. The subject, of course, is leagues will be printed. Shea, Ig ...... 5 2-4 well earned victory. Ellerd Hulbert was re-clected ' -M orris SUverateln. to 817. Manchester did have s 9 inches In length and over two For 24F. Bennett scored 8; Ber- acorcr who tied for high man in ochial srhoola and Mhools of Bol Vllga, If . . . . ’ ‘ !ye*r old fish which will go 12 Florida’s Charley Hunslnger. Church League nub in an ton and North Coventry attended 85 17-22 87 dat 6; August 6; Berry 4: and Brit president of Science "Behind the WTieel ” fieen the meet in the person of Edward pfcdt'^CMrftsf Shaw, If . •;. * inch** and over and weigh vP t® It's A Center C?ongo*, 3, 8t. Mary’* 1; election held at ihe.r recent meet- [ _ tea, Tuesday afternoon. Feb Henry Fgnka. Tulsne’s footbsU AgostlnnclU’s Strangler* (84) ton 2. Bombardier also playetf f^iinn, who scored 180 points. 97 Mathiason, c ” ltw o pound*. Some dUcuuton was Second Oongos 4, North Methodist B. F. P Ing. William Miller was elected-j ruary 8th tq tha Franklin Building coach, is responsible for the tale No. 2 0; Emanuel Lutheran 3, well. "Behind the Wheel," a movie on prone and 83 off hand. Blusisa of You may win on* Nowak, c ... ‘ held on a trout contest but conald- Keam*. r f ...... 9 1*2 By Sne Burnette L. B. ’50. recording and corresponding secre- i Hamden had 99 prone snd 81 off Cooking rooms. Brooke, rg • • • Jerabl* oppoaltlon wk* voiced pro about his tipping-off tennis coach. St. James No. 2 1; North Metho- tary respectively. Ted Chambers correct driving procedures, was The purpoao of the tea was to H. Agosllnnelli, If .. 4 1-S A soft, feminine afternoon frock shown M.H.B. studenU in an as hand for a similar total of 180 or mora dl Am Ellla rg ■ • • • testing against th* practice of fl*h- Emmet Pare, to a fine prospect in dlest No. 1 3. St. Bridgets No. 1 1; for the larger figure with comfort Senior Hl-Y Vlctorioos was unanimously elected treasurer The scoring for th# local cli b discuss the High School prog, am Texas;. .’He's a straight A stu Zion Lutheran 3, St. Johns 1; S t Frey, c sembly on Tuesday, Fabruary 8. for the incoming freshman claaoca. 341 ceAi prizat i August, ig .. Ing for a prise or monetary gain Brown, rg '...... able extended shoulders, shoulder The Senior Hl-Y club over for the fourth time. George Lawler “was Quinn 180. W. Schubert 171. dent and wants to come to Tu- James No. 1 3. South Methodist 1; By Mrs. Anne Cabot will serve as vice president and Training and pracUca were em Miaa Elizabeth Olson, vice prin to b* ghmn in ; Cordera. Ig • and it wa* voted to table the mat Flavell, r g ...... stilrring and narrow siiflllng to fin whelmed the Wapplng Unces 43-5 phasized as being the- necessary Deacon 168. Miller 150 and Shlrer ' Server, Ig ... ter to a later meeting. Ians," Fmka fxplained.. Pare, 3t. Bridgets No. 2 4, Temple Beth esBSuui Collectors of tha famous "pine program chairman. cipal, acted as hostess. tba Natianol quite interested, noted the kid’s ish a flattering neckline. while the Junior Ht-Y was beaten factors in tha perfection of any 148. The Hamden scorer ran Leglslallve Dinner 0. Stan issslela 129, 156,105-590. >re» |6J0 apple" motif designs and lovers of 40 name and address. Theu a half Patent .No. 8311 is for sizes 36, 49-lfi by Bloomfield in the County skill. The audience a cco m ^ le d a around an average of 170. Mflh School fhotogrophk ' Totals 18 Since there hae been a marked McCurry 343. Benson 857, TwarOH' all pretty crochet patterns will The. local club has more shoulder 8o See Tlwt Play hour later he returned with the ite 368. Ray Starkweather 347, 38. 40. 42. 44. 46. 48. 50 and 52. want this handsome chair set. The Y league et Ellsworth last Thure- I Speaker Fcom Pratt young man on his driving leaiun. AwordsiSoo wfor eoraplat* Score at half lime, Hartford 80- increase upon -the part of Indivi 40 4 -n 84 Sis* $6. 4 5-8 yards uf 39-inch: 1 day evening. ! After tnoroughly learning the to shoulder matches scheduled^ 13. puzzled query: "Henry, why arc Jo* Riley 335. Weiss 558. "King" butterfly which forms the with Meriden and Middletown next la It SanU C2aus? Parbaps praf- Attala and anfry blonis. dual eportomen in the affaire of you ao interested in tbis tennis ' Score at half time. 41-38 .tart; purchased ruffling. back piece, measures a little o\’cr Bruno Motke end Ray flnnegan i Prof. Oiarlea M. Robertson rules and ragulatlons of tha road, •nU from a rlc)» uncle la Africa? the Flah and Game Department W omen's League Stranglers. ssseuat M tso a i For this pattern, send 20 cents, starred for the Seniors saoring 1 5 1 the student atarted tha car. slowly on their list. Uad, Muxiy UCaaaa player?’’ . . . Frnka axplaihed sim 18 inebes from w-lng-tip to wing- of Pratt Institute, New York, Nay! The cause of the shrieks and and the legialauve proiram of the ply; "Because he bappened to Mortartys 4, TWeeds 0; Watkins Jnm $6.30 in coins, your name, sddress, size snd 9 points. Stone scored 7 for j exaggerating each etap. Backing Bockagr at a Glaaco Mb km tip and is really wonderfully easy will ,b4 the guest speaker Debate World Problem squeals Issuing from the drama fltata League of fiportoWn'* clutaA sc(m -15 tou^downs while playing 3. Folding Cartons 1; Becks 4, dealted, a^d the Pettern Number to crochet. the losing Junior club, I Tuesday. February 15. at an up, turnUtg, parking and passing room Mondajr noon as tba huge Roy Dwyer's ■ Ndw Lundon, Feb. 10.—(ff)— Wssi<;>’s 0; High singles Lucas to flue Burnett, The Manchester as an aftermath of the governor’s end for Amarillo High last year." Pattern No. 5155 consists of - Tlds 'Thursday Bloomflelfi.' tbei Art Vocational Guidance meet- war# each taken up Iqolvidually trunks were unpaekad, waz more Pete Und and Charley Muslkevie. budget recommendations It was 112. Waddell . 124. Opalacta 119. National I ttsitt EvMinr Herald. 1150 Avc. Arner^ A debato on "Roanived, that Fed ’ each with )4 pointo, led the,Uni* OM^Mlaota Spam Page complete crochettiTg instructions, league leaders, aro Manebeeter’p This dlscusaien on art land executed. breathtaking, more colorful, and voted to estend an invitation to Triples—Waddell 319, Opalach 523. Montreal 2, Toronto 2 (tie') Icea New Turk 19, N. V. Senior Hl-Y epponenta t- ' While this movie might aaem eral World Government should be Photo Shop ' varsity o f CbnnecUcut Huskies to Jimmy Roebp. who brought mid stitch tUustratlons. material re schODts and on the current sea- establlobed,” was bald during tlie therefore more newsworthy than flenator Cfiiariea House and Repr*'> dleweight Don Lee east, handles Clwaey .Women’s Langue Detroit 8, New’York 0. Send an additional twenty-five quirements and finishing dlrec- Mnnehester now Is in second Bon on Broadway,will be held 1 elemenUry to many students who ' a fiO-47 win over the Coaat Guard’s • • had pasted their driving teat and regular ’Tuesday meeting of the mere Christmas gifts. The cos lOlS^Mahi St„ At Maple •entatlves Bowers and LaBelle of boxers oaly as a hobby. Ha makes Engraving 4, Yam 4; Cravat 4, Boston 6, Oilcago 8. mMarii^HAHMACV I’ciitk for a copy of the spring and .Uons. place in the league with a 3-1 rec ''•hasketbaUen here lost night. PRItCftlPTION in the Studio starting at 2:45. Debate Society. An affirmative tumes for "Pride and Prejudice' Manchester to be the guesto of the his dough from a north Holly Valvet General 0; Valvel Warping AnMrtonn Leasruo cummer Issue of Fashion, our corn- Send 20c In Coins, your name, ord Ellsworth also has a 3-1 secured lieensaa, ■ said Principal ITic Huakiea grabbed tbe Iciad >»Ol M A t N ^ T M I I T • M A M C H f 1 T i M This meeting, which is spon speech was given by Peter Ounas had arrived. In Th* Nasaiff Arms l^tore elub at tbe big biennial LcglsUUva wood automoMla agaBcy.. .flyra- 4. Velvet Office 0; Tabulating 4. PitUburgb 2, Buffalo 2 (tla). DD pi etc pattern magazines. It's address an'd the Pattern Numbei record followed by Avon. Farm sored by the art students, is Edson Bailey, it would be wise to . at tha end ot etz mlnutao, had z remember______that______most accidents to- and negative speeches were given Te olde stage will surely be dlanar being spouaered by. tha euaa Uhlvarattya football "fact B. G. Weaving 0; Mala Office 0. Oavalaad 8, Harsbay 3. smart, fresh,' Inforjnatlye —and to Anne Cabot, The Manchester ington. Wapping and Mancheotei open to all others cvho are in Tdephone , 2*-2l halfUme advantage aad won Philadelphia 5. Washington 4. da"y” are caused by licensed drivem j bv Norman KltUl and Waller Od- transform'd tonight info a rain g ^ g away. Hartford CouBly Association ’ of finding" committee ia dud to re T ^ e e r 4; Tam 4. Cravat 0. Beat bigger and M lc r than ever! Gift ’ 'ening Herald, 1150 Ave. Ameri Jr., with a 0-4 record. terested. bow-Uke wonderland. Provtdenc# 8, Nsw Haven 2. pattern printed ih the ' cas. N|ew’ York. N. Y. Tom Duke '49 who got careleaa. 1 erman. Norman Kittel - Coast Guard’s high evprer was Sportsmen's Ouba at the Bond port soon and tbe dope Isi It will singles—Bartok 115, Weir 110. 4)91 Vaiiehn with 10 points. Hotel In Hartford Feb. 15. I fflVa lUba Baysinger an OK and a Jalbart 121, Mlndsr 110, fichubart ladlanapoUa 4, Springfield 3. 1
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' HONE GOES THE for Ught and power. 40 Poster pika Baat Monday through Fri second floor. All oonvenlefloea 162. Vacancy for b^er. Elva T hee S/^m W o k y l e s ^ W a s h w o m a h h a s h e e s io n e p Toochor— (T o one of the boys a men of calm end ateoAbot aiind 64B7. ■avon-yoar-old Ktimath waa un- Elizabeth Bronger. street Phono SSO^ O O U ) n S H . bowls, oolored stetMS day 5-5, Saturday 6-f. Approximately */4-acra. o f land. Tylar, Agent, Manobaatar 8-4469. tiauaUy raatloas whan in ehureh who waa cutting up ,in achbol) who la not eweyod by thta or that, FARTHEST and otnamenta, food, tropical REPIPINO, Alterations. aU types Bale price 88,900, $1,000 down kflth hta mother, oo that aha waa Jamoo, alt down in front. whooe head dooa mom than hold DE-LONG’S refrlgeratloa aervlea. Osh, aquariuma, plAntp-luid aeces^ MANCHESTER -f- Capa Ood. 6- hia hat. Our mlaliter !■ ona of PRICES WILL BE HIGHER of flxturea and heatera available. OLKNWOOD combination oil and payment to qualtfyliig veteran. vo ty ploaoed on4 Sunday m om inf Jamao— X can't, Tm not made Woman — I ’d like to aee your Repairs on «U maSee, commer soriea. Guaranteed / eingtng ea- srears old. Six flnlahed roonu. on those. When ha gota down tipen IN THE SPRING Jobbing a speclafty. Blnar U Lor- gaa atova' 218 Center street. Alice Clampet, 848 Main street. to ooe him oitU nf with claapod that way. y * canaries. X went one that atnga cial and damostl& $4-bour esrv- narlea Hendrys cagea, and sup- Woodland straat. Oil beat, aappar hih knees and prays ta God, you entaen. Phone $412. “ Phone 8628. Phone 4098 or 2-0880, or Mr. Mit fcoada and bowed bead tbrougb(n.t really wall. 1M6 DODGE 4-DR.—Heater and Ica Phono $-1701. pUes. Eboo Pet Shop, 403 Oeptcr ten 6980. plumbing, inaulated. open a t ^ - a lonfthy prayar. Whan, laterAdia ■ floroa dbpartmant atoroa hava in- Pet Shop Owner— (Pointing to foal that Ilf# la aomothlng more detroater. BSatra value for your street Phone 8288. ”At tlM GBNBRAL'Elactrtc, 8 cubic foot wapi aereans, storm windovs and than futile atrlfe. You feel that RADIO need SxlngT Have It re ORpTMOod appreciation of hla at- otollad taucing dummlM for dress a large cage containing about a money. FuU price $1,405.00. refrigerator, two living room garaga. Lot 60' by ISO’. MonUily God la everywhere, in iun. In rain. to5E^ja«Si53P5iS5 paired by aaperta Pick-up eerv- MllHnery— Dreismslibig 19 T r o p t^ Disk Sign.” tontlva manner, the boy*a face dloptaya. Before long ^p-to-date dozen birds) These are guaranteed cbalra. In excellent condlilon. pasrment 151.81. 4% mortgage. In earth, in sir. And that Hto final irilk trodi. 0»t*r, *5^ Ice, guarantOM work. Sets check Wanted to Rent 68 ■oftanad with a ploaaont memory. formera will odd tolklnirxpporatua singers. 4046 PLYM O UTH 4-DR. — Radio BNGUSH Setter pupe. Boner Box spring and mattress with Sale price 810,800. Immediate ao- len for good ia men's atomol fffA Road ••ctioiL Phope 4S5<. ed In the home. Car radios a ALTERlATIONb and dreesmsklng. "That fly,” be chuckled, ”wxlkod to tbolr oeorociowa. Juat then one of tha canaries »p d heater. Compare with ©there pups, Cocker pupe, Fos Tbrrier mahogany legs, also odds and eupaney. Phone 7728 or 6278. / burat Into oong, Ite beautiful notea grotharhood. N ot some Utopia or specialty. Manchester Rad I o Call 2-4870. Mra. C. Bninelle. LANDLORDS We epeelaitge in la and out of my honda exactly ahd see the value liere. Full price pupe, crose breed pupe. Stmmer- ends. Moving Chicago. Phone filling the store. ■chame, but unity o f which w « l > u r r - ^ truck tank cover. Re Service, 78 Birch street Phone .obtaining ante for tenants and two hundted and oixty-fivo tlmoo.” Hover ohift your mouth Into ward for returti to Wllllame Oil $1.4125.00. DRESSMA^ma. Better dresses, man Kennela Lnke etreet 6287. 8883 or call at 730 Middle Turn we get our fee from them. We TWO-PAMTLY 4-4. ,Lm S i 4at. $- Woman—That'a wonderful! I’ll dream. Men need to lay thotr 2-0840. high gear unUI you ere sure your hatreds by and ly>w their hooda Service, Broad etreet, Manches-j PLYM OUTH 4-DR. SEDAN suits, coats, wedding gowns and pike West after 6 p. m. select fqr you only reliable ten car garage. Good Jacatian. 2-fam- take that otia. ( As the man reached Ify 5-4, steam heat. 2-car garaga. brain la turning over. beneath the aky. And give thotr ter. Flioae $-l$57. __Ehctra low price for a nice car, G U ARANTEED repair service on altsratlons. CkU $-8900. ants with good ersdu rsfarsnesa JftVi into the cage for the 'bird, she Lhrt Stock—?thicks 42 t'LOOR problems solved with fellow men their hand in trust end Radi© and heater. Full price washers, Irona toastera, electric ' Our servlet to you for renting .6Q-day oceni^ey, raaaonaUy noticed that it waa crippled.) But XiOST—Within last month, glasses linoleum, asphalt tils counter priced R. A. Bdfechler, Realtor. •ho—Why ora you looking oo un love, at God's command, $025.00. clocks, vacuums, stc. Reasonable W A N TE D —Beef cows end cnlvee. yuur property l> free. Rental that canary has only one leg! !■ bhie case, plastic frames and Moving— TitifkfnR-> BNpert workmanship, free sstl- Phono 6969. happy? Pet Shop Owner — Madam, do ->Kai1 flaater. prices. A.B.C. Appliance. 21 We pny the tcqi dolinr. Call Pella Service Bureau, Manchester cai Ho— I bought a book colled "How » matsa Open eveninga Jones ^ V you want It to dance too? pink lena Tel. 50SL______11041 OI-D8 CONV. CLUB COUPE Maple street. 2-1575. S t o r a i^ 20 Bros. Phons 7405. 884 BldwcU Phone Man>'heeter . 2-4279 any -New top, motor completely Furniture, Osh street. Phone SIX-ROOM Jrtngle on McKee to Moke Love” end now J don’t street time. We place tenants every know whet to do. Kindneoa to oatmola should be overhauled. Radio' and heater. A N TigU E S ReAnlshad. Repairing WHILE YOU’RE moving have S-104I. street, 8 x 8, hehot water heat, elition. Immediate occu Personals U A V E tt'S Express light trucking ers and adding machines sold or 1948 G RAVELY Garden tractor, _ ,, , ^ pancy. Owner leaving state. Will rotary plow, mower bar, culUvat-] Kxccllont connition. Owner 1941 CHEVROLET club coupe. A SKATES Sharpened and keys< and dellver.v. Weekly or monthly rented Repairs on al> makes sacrifice for $6,900. only $1,000 W AN TE D —Financial backer, for Marlow a. ing tools. Cost $550, will accept I leavinjr state. W iU sell fur- new stage production. Apply Gor nice car. 1946 Chevrolet two-door. made while you w ait Saws Oled rubbish roulea Invited Man down pavment. W Goodchlld. Jr.. Chester 2-4UW2 reasonable offer. Phone 8672. nished o r unfurniahrd. don Miller, producer, Hollister E\illy equipped. The price Is rea Capitol Grinding Co.. 38 Main. CARRIAGE, Collier, with Kant- Real Estate Ci>. 641 Main street, sonable. Franklin Motors, 653 7958. Msnehester. Phone 2-4270 any- street school, Fehruaiy 25 or 26, AUS'HN K. CHAMBERS Co , local W’et pad. Perfect condition. One P'ERGUSON IVactors and equip Center street Open evenings. Why not let us advnrtiso tlnie. et curtain Urns, 8:15. TIckeU for OIL STOVES cleaned, inotalled moving, packing and atorage. year old. $20. Call 2-2.550 after 1 ment. Hydraulic bog harrows, your proporty in this paper. the Miow Room Service available 1947 OLDSMOBIUE, Hydrsmatlc, Washing machines, vacuums re Domestic and overseas crating 7 p. m. i $167: complanters, $173. Used to public, $1. See any Rotarlan or radio, air conditioning. Full price paired, lawn mowers, nano ano and shipping. Excellent van serv O rlrac crawlers. Dublin Tractor ARTHUR KNOFLA. Realtor Suburimn for Sak 75 Community P layer,______power, aharpened. repaired, ice to West CiMst and all parts Co., Wllllmantlc. Phone 2058. 81.550. Can be seen at Lee's Esso RADIO R.C.A'. Victor, floor model. 875 Main Street saws filed. Friendly Flxlt Shop. o f U.S.A. and Canada. Telephone FOR SALE—Rockville, PllUbury WANTED—A Ride to Aircraft, Station on Center street What do you offer. Call 2-9896. hetM 8-4:45- Vicinity of West Phone 4777 Manchester 5187, or Hartford 6- Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 Telephone 6440 Or 59.”,8 Hill, 7 rooms, bath, lavatory, oak \tm McNssjlit $ya4l«sls, 1st, 1948 CH EVRO LET H-ton pickup, 1428. TWO SINKS, In good condition, flooring, oil heat, two-car garage, Osnter street Phone 2-0882. ANTIQ U E Repairing, refinlshlng, Ijaw mileage. Oakland Garage, $25. complete, (^lall 47$6, morn- FUR COAT. Leopard with Beaver “ Soiling Manchester Real one erce land. Asking price $8,« BOOTS a n d HER BUDDIES That'a liferent BY EDGAR MARTIN reproductions, acid resistant fin ACE PIAN O movers will move BY BERSHBERGER BUGS BUfjNY HAVING A perty? Bord-m’s Ice 867 Oakland aU-eet. Phone 2-0485 inga. trim, practically new, size 12-14. Estate Since 1921” SOO. Owner occupied. CaU 8620. FUNNY BUSINESS cream wiU be a treat Orders tak- Ishes. Call 5326. Harold J. Dwyer. your piano or household goods *440 THE P-PiCrUKe j NATCH. ' ROD .-L'M ONAV 1939 OLDSMOBIUE 4-door sedan Owner moved to Florida. Tel. WWeN TU^ 6UV SNASPBO sB for any amount. Call Blast Side 17 years of the best. Dwyer Prod anywhere In the state, prompt, HAVE Several 4. 5, 6. 7, 8 room HCT-TOOKON -^^OCK.'W ITHI TViMt ’’VOOWiCVf.” AVYAVa A VOQHIAth VW, Model 70, radio and heater. Pri 4387. MV PICTUKC H i «AaO ucts. Routs 85, Bolton. efficient aervlce. CaU 5847. EIGHT Storm windows 20”x54H" ■Ingle houses at reduced prices. Wankd— Real Balsta TOW NW \$5 A tAOOO goda Shop, Manchester 8830. vate party. Phone 2-2908 after I W AS Tt^* p w n e w e r $3 aach; Phene 2-1461. Mortgages arranged. Immediate E o o ia \ o four o’clock. SELLING Tout propartyT ..Why ,, iq s w TOUR toeome tas returns RANGE Burners cleaned. Installed BLACK Fur Jacket, alia 16. Ex occupancy. Please call this agen 0$5 VUE, . TVeeWtEi 50ET' , PsInting^Paperinir 21 CTJ.STOM Table pads, all colors, not piooa ths lot In eXportMieed pseparad by tormsr dsputy ool- 1947 CHBJVROLET four-door and repaired. Phone 2-0147. cellent condition, $15. CaU 3218. cy for quick results If Interested nondsT We am. U give oatM oe-- (eeter.of InUmat Revenua. Bve- PA IN TIN G Inside and outside. have our salesman show you In selling or buying George L. sedan, black with white wall samples at your home. Phone Ehi- Uon AUce (Sampet. Real Eatats A KHV5 abigs only. PLone SOOA tirea. Fully equipped. Recondl BUSINESS and Individual Income ..Ceilings canvassed or refinlshed. Grazledlo. 109 Henry street terpriae 1325, Marvel Table Pads. Wanted—Ta Bay 58 and Inauronca, M8 Main otroct, O t t lE W l tloned by factory methods and tax prepared by experienced ac Psperhanglng. Leo Blanchette. Phone 5278. Manchester. .Phone 4998 or 3- guaranteed. A beautiful car, at countants. 10 Depot Square, Phone 2-2892. 0880. Aatowoblles For Sale TWO TENEM ENT flat. 4 end 5. low cost Batch Pontiac, Inc., 155 Manchester. For appointment elide for PAPERING , Inside painting, oeU- Boats ami Aceeaaoj^ea 46 W AN TE D —A child’s two-car garage. Beautifully center street Phone 2-4545. call 6653 or Hartford 4-3902. play yard. CaU 5458. CONSIDERING SELLING tngs whitened. 8oors sanded and OUTBOARD Motors repaired by landscaped. Large lot, near bus YOUR PROPERTY 1940 CHEVROLET, two-door spec BOOKKEEPING and accounting refinlshed. Elstlmatea now being trained mechanic. Hava your WANTED—Rugs 9'xl2’, 12’ or 15’ line end Mein street. Price $10, Without obligation to ve«^ f*e servlcea. Taxes, payroll, etc. Re DeOOBMIER MOTOR SALES ial deluxe sedan, radio and heat given on outsldt painting for motor repaired now while we wide by 2C to 24’ long. Also hsll 800, Call 3620. will, appraise fOr make you a oaah er. One owner. Completely over tail stores and professional men, next spring and summer. Call runners. Wrltd Box B, Herald. offer for property. See ua before Ehcperlence. Reasonable. Refer have the time. New and uood BAYS: '‘Hera sra fome good hauled. Excellent condition. Call OUbert Flckett 42U8. motori on hand. Evlnrup# Bolca you aelL ences furnished. Write Box K, OFFICTE (Hosed until March lot. poMriar models at p r i^ you 4640. and Sarvice, Otdoi Swamp Road, Phone 7728 Or 6278 Herald. PA IN T IN G and Paperhanging Rooms Without Board 59 Madeline Smith, Realtor. BY V. T. HAMLIN wifi find easy to take. Fraa aatlmatea Prompt aervlce. North Ooventm. Cd'a Marine BRAE-BURN REALTY ALLEY UUP Good Time To Go THAT MUST BE PRE-SPRING SPECIALS F ltlS T Quality 9x10*4 and 9x12 Reasonable prtcea. Phone 763U. Service. Phofia 8728. FURNISHED Room for rent. Gen VAC AN T 4-room tingle, near AU. B5HT fnjPIC!> ---- THAT V4AS A FINE c a l l MANCHEBTEK $815 for * NtCTUKE...WHERE BUY NOW AND SAVE Armstrong's and Bird’s heavy D. E Fracbetta. tlemen only. Near Mein street. storeo, bus. Price $6,900. 4-room WkiwmoN >w . 1941 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. Cfuality, $8.76. Langer’e Floor Phone 2-2170. 9 Hazel etreet. single, excellent condition. $7,600. competent, co’irteoua, oonflflantla l ' -ALU t h e m JERK* PUT ‘ ■ ------INTERIO R nd exterior painting, Diamonda—Watchc SEDAN 1942 PONTIAC 4-DR. Covering, 41 Purnell Place, for Elvs Tyler, Agent. Manchester. ■ervica on real oetat^ mortgage. (jOINd f O South Wind heater. A very clean merly Wards Farm Store. papertaanglng. Free eatlmates Jewelry 48 ROOM For young couple or ladles 2-4469. Insurance and notary reciutre- economical ear. R. and H. Full Prico $995.00 Wallpaper sold Raymond Flake. With or without kitchen privi menta Suburban Realty Co., 1941 FORD DELUXE ?-DR. IN fXiM E Tex Service. Joseph A, Phone 2-9237. LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler. Re leges. Inquire at 195 Spruce. TWO Excellent buys for G.l.’s. Reoltora. 49 Perkina etreet 1941 CHEVROLET CLUB R. and H., and Other Extras Cheater, Tax Consultant, Ac pairs and adjusta watches expert Both Cape ('ods One with 6 fin COUPE countant. Collections. 1010 Main A BACK to normal price, exterior, ly at reasonable prices. Open LARGE, comfortable, fumlahed ished rooms, the other wdth four WANTED—Real EoUte III $765.00 Intfrior painting, papering, cell- Thursday evening. , 129 Spruce room, automatic heot^^ and hot of oiagle and 2-famlly Heater. Prtead below your fondr street. East Hartford, 8-4613 finished. Contact T. J. Crockett, 1938 PLYMOUTH COUPE Evenings Broad Brook 1238J3. inga, expert/workmanship. SO atreeL Phone 2-488T. - water. Oarage. Pho»>o»-1984. Broker 5418. HOI# cash buF«i»'«raitl] eat hopes. R. and H. $385.00 years* experience. Call Mr. Burk, ord R. Haitlhga, Odd iTetlows 1941 CHEVROLET CLUB for free ^Im ate. 5346. ROOM For Rent. Housekeeping .MANCTHESTER. Victoria Road, building, 489 Main street Phone 1940 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN Household Services Foel and Fted 49A privileges. Working cOuple pre the outstanding buy of the year. South Wind heater. All new COUPE 2-1107. ______Offered 18A (N T E K ^ K and exterior painting ferred. Phone 2-2985. Lovely 6-room single. 2 rooms un U i«s -s n d tmmeeulate throughout, Excellent Shape and Low - pape^anging, celling reflnlsb- W E LL SEASONED—all hardwood finished. 2 years old, fireplace, LOT. One and one-half acre, with LstcaissauBUUi cut any length, oultable for fire HEATED Room In quiet modem Mileage SAVE ON your'laundry bills. In ed /M en Insureo and property hot water heat, automatic hot cellar for 6-room house, 1-6 mile “ I juat wanttd to be ready when you propoeedt" 1941 BUICK CONV. CLUB home. Gentleman preferred -v.t K dividual service In Manchester's lage Bhepert work. Edward R place and furnace. Delivered. $12 water for bathing, tile bath, off route 44. Twenty-five minutes Radio, heater, etc. A super—su only automatic, self-service laun «. Phony 2-1008. cord while It loata. Phone 2-2784. Phone 3046. from Hartford. C?aH 8788. per—dark wine color. Time Payments Arranged dormer wlndmplete line of 1949 R C A . t slal about this Bulck special. Off^ed 11A years old. Hot water heat, oil Good condition. Phone 7141. Pnvate Instrurtiona 28 Victor radios and televlalon aee burner, recessed radiation. Built W EAVING ydt bums, moth holes 1947 WILLYSvJEEP J D.A. Radio and -Television. In floor to ceiling bookcase. Base Solimene afld FlailR- Inc* 1948 PONTIAC Streanginer 8, and tom/Clothing hosiery runs, AUTO DRIVING, ^ a . control Buy of the week 87^00. Joseph Dubanoskl, proprietor. Tolland ment rumpus room, fireplace. 614 Center Street four-door sedan. Two-tone gray handbag repaired, zipper re AA A certified Instructor Bal 189 Glen-vood street. Open .eve IdeA location, Manrhester Green Partial list of equipment In- placement, umbrella-s repaired, lard's Driving school. Cal: 2-2245 ning. Phons 3366. Cniark.'i Broaflbent la Somewhat section. Near stores, bus, and X cludeSj Bun-shleld. spotlight. U. S. men/ shirt collars reversed and improve«l from s week of Illness schools leaving state. Call own SPECIALS Royal' master white wall tires, rapfaced. Marlow's Little Mending THREE-Rooni dream outfit, com Musical— Dramatic 29 er 2-2268. FROM CI^UNKER ROW radio and air conditioned under -ymp. ______pletely fumlahed Including 1948 with a severe case of grip. com, w ST uitnei. n t t.» ua. o seat heater and defroster. This War II PIANO TUNING, repairs, recon Westinghouse electric refrigera Mrs. Catherine Zohrer, owner .MODERN Two-family 5 and 5 BY AL VERMEER 1986 CHEVROLET 2-DR. car has very low mileage and car /T a t FINISH - Holland window PIUSIILI.A'S Well, That’s Life dllloning. etc lohn (V>cKerhsm. tor. $488. Convenient terms. Al of Fern Wood Kennels on the old Excellent condition. Immediately SEDAN rles a new car guarantee. Bald shades mads to measure.- Keys bert's. 43 Allyv street, Hartford. Vets Preference wutchell, will mxi Run down '28 Bigelow street Phone 4219 .Stafford Road and breed.er of box occupancy first flootv Oil burner. APTMUB' As is. $100.00. Running every Pontiac, Inc., 155 Center stre- made while you wait -Marlow's. Ctonn. CHose to stores and transporta AND (SET ME A COuPlE CKSARS? day- Phone 2-4545. er doga will enter three of her tion. Owner wants quick aale, $12,- New Coiia Code honoaa ondor COMBINA-nON Oil and electric dogs in the show to he held at the OMsIructlna ta vartana ooetlona 1935 (CHEVROLET master/two- Building— ('ontracting 14 Help Wanted— Female 35 000. Only $3..'»00 cash Wm. <3ood- 1986 PACKARD SEDAN range. 227 Center street. Phone State Armory. Hartford, Satur chlld. Sr , Realtor. Office 15 For i»f .Manehetrter. Moan 120. $100.00. door sedan. Radio and/heater. OPENING for assistant part-time 4574 after 6 p. m. Privately owned. M aW offer. I AKPENJER work of all kinds day. Febniary 19. est street. 7025 or 2-9694. 4 BiMMna and tastli wttb t ad- Attics finished, cabinet work ai society editor. Write qualifica Phone 2-1245, or 26 Cooper street. Mrs. Zohrer has recently sold a dlttanol an*Blshed npotalta. Bat FOB UNBEATABLE BUYS terations ind also colorful pias- tions to Box W. Manchester Eve boxer from the kennels to Dennis water beat bnriie* ereptaeB. ■ee these cam at 1935 CTHEVROLET fa s te r four- Uc tile oaUiroums and kitchens ning Herald. Day, radio and aerten star. elal Service and Is nuW employed fall tasatalloK oopper and bmoa Charles .>avts Phone ’2-0294 Gertrude Stlmpaon of Owk's door sedan, ra d ly healer and G IRL FOR (general store work. in Hartford. ptomhlna- Invite fOuv to- spotlight and trwo new snow- Loedi^ Sport R.iad underwent an appendectomy Mrs, Emery M. Clough who has spertlon. Prtc^e aiOJWin and 24 MAPLE S TR F.O T ALTERATIONS and additions. Stome cosmetic experience pre tread tiles, perfect condition. at Johnson Memorial hospital, Ijeen ill with a severe ciise of TEL. 8854 MANCHESTER .New ceilings Also rooting and ferred. Day shift. Excellent work Call Rockvlllg 1895-W3 or i'nqulre Stafford Springs. neuritis of the . spine is able to be siding A. A. Dion. Inc Phone ing conditions. Apply manager, C l m i t e r The Young Mothers’ club met 6 Church street, Vemon. Arthur Dnig Store. about her home. Attention Open T ill 9:00 Thun>day.4 4860. '299 Autumn street. Wedne.-day night. Feb. 9 at 8 .Mr. anil .VI rs. Donald Graham of 1948 F O ^ coupe. 1947 Pontiac CYiet Noylckl missed the "400 I'AP.PK.NTEK 'Vork >f all kinds \ M B ln oU S W'.men 30 to 50. In o’clock at the-home of Mrs. Fred ThoniivTonvIlle were Saturday coupe,^ 4 1 Pontiac coupe. Priced Club” In the West Side Rec Bowl Roots .sidings, additions and al Manchester and surrounding eric Pease. giicsis of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Non Veterans! low terms, liberal trades All ing League last night by one pin. terations -Mso new construction. territory. We train you as a deal First Selectman Eugene I. War- Graham and Mias Bertha Place. iai>^ guaranteed. Cole Motors .Nowickl rolled a 399 triple as the Sieflcrt Phone 2-0'2.’>3 er In Spencer corsets and surgi- nat has been notified by Deputy Boy Scout Troop 15 met In Tol Const ruction in accord MU IIAEI O MALLEY AND RALPH LANS 41j8i . Broad Street Motors blanked the Oommissioner Roy Jorgenson of . «SM «r as wsmmC am T. m ^ Vest With A Window 1987 DE SOTO. Radio and heater. ca. supports I rotils while traln- land Town. Hall Tuesday night ance with plans and aped- X-/0 VIC F L lM GENERAL Carpentry, alteration.^ Post Office entry. Teammate Jazz the SUte Highway Department of for their project at the attendance THIS LITTLE RE T PRirrv T0U6H $260. Call 2-2091. 19IP .MF.RCURY club coupe, 8,000 - ing. Phone Willimantk 187.VJ1. fications. ifffltfffTirilggJ 'l IMOOdHT D O tlv T ^ *'* and additions. Nu-wood ceilings Puller rolled a 391 triple. Intention to purchase property for of the Highway Dl.strlct Jamboree PEAT1N6 CAMERA ON VESTS. BUT miles. Radio, heater, overdrive, “ Juk look at Rtit poem to a girl STflAN6 MAO VDU SHIN6 ME CMVaOV. I CAN'T 1947 NASH Ambassador four-door and Insulating plank walls. Esti overhead bridges and approaches at .Broad Brook. “ With all tha gloomy newt In the papers. I'd think you fal WHEN S « NOTICED', JUST START 60UHNO ON A HONEY. EVERY TIMS AFTER THIS JOE seal covers, undcrcast. Call 1686 he didn't get romantic tHI April and he flunked algebra. I SHOOT, IT COCKS ITSELF m ORDER SIX ttrian Two-tone sedan, seat mates cheerfully given. Phone Help Wanted— Male Ifi l$anagsr George . Mitchell of on the Wilbur O o a » Parkway In Mr. and Mrs. G. Roy Brown had lows could predict a plaaeant day mors often!" HOW M r YOU Vj ME DAVOf after 6 30 p. in. Nassiffs wishes to thank Rec Di Tolland. The first selectman has as recent guests several of their Jarvis Realty Co. OKED. HASH SHIFTS NEW SUITS from oovora, radia heater. Low- mlle- 7594. MY TAILOR Ogt. $1,600. Manchester Motor TOUNQ MAN’ , several hours an rector Johnny Falkowskl. the Rec been assured the construction of friends of West Hartford. RFIALItlRS OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with ‘ MAJOR HOPPLE Salsa. 4134. ARClUTECrrURAL Cabinet-mak evening, for rapid typing. See Departmep.t. and officials for the bridges and dual lanea will be Mr. and MrS. Benjainan Miller Aiilo .Accessories— ' BGAD.Tv4l8dS* i N e 8 EEHBROODiNS . ing. authentic designs in fireplace Mr. Carlson of Carlson and Co: donating their services and assist started in 1950 and 1951 If auffl- of Hartford were Sunday guests 6.54 Center Street n Q:*m o .' t h e r k Is L A «T DWI& NDU C A A A j a b b At c m p-k t h OVER OUR SHABSV TReATAAENT 0<= *■ T ir e s 5 mantles, corner cupboards. CTus- Phone 2-4555. ance foi last, night's polio games dent funds are appropriated by of their daughter Mra. Joseph Tel. 4112 Dr 7275 YD «*T. MA30R.VDO ' TODAY’S SPECIAL tom designing. Harold J. Dwyer. at the Kec. this session of the legislature. Kranezyk and family. (SOe e THRU ,THERE- W&ae AS HAPPy AS MARTHA'S COOSlid R A W eS eS .' — 2-1 8NUW Cap tires. Kscapping 17 years of the beat. Dwyer Prod- ’.VANTED Dish washer. Steady Mr. and Mra. Charles Chirrler of AN’ I THINK HE S A HOA COOrriiJG OP IT CHDXaS ME UP TO THINK, OF 1947 FORD SEDAN FEEUN" FOR nr.' Full price $1,195. Only $400 ano vulcanizing one day servioe cute. Route 8.S. Bolton. Phone work. Good pay. The Tea Room, Wally Parclak, player-coach of Tolland O n ter are staying at ACORHS )l4 Aid OAK OFFEWDIWS MS FELLOW AAA*d down. Truck tire service, guaranteed Manchester 5326. 883 Main street. Willie’s Grill entry. U claimed by Mont Tremblante Lodge In the f O R S « T r - » tOHCCr POOR Ch a p .'-* - 8V THe w w .D iO workmanship New Kelly Spring several Rec L.ague fans as the LaurenUan Hlghlanda while they THCOTTIEO M3UR. NOO HEAR TVlfi OirdTLEM AN FRANKLIN MOTORS A.MBITIOUS Men, do you know field and Kicl.lijx: Urea Mon Florist.Nurseries 15 most valuable player In the cir are on their akltng vacaUon. LAiXM AHD DROOPED, HAS OklLV ELiSHTlV m o r e 653 Center St., Open Evenings chesiei Tire ano Recapping, 2U5 that you can make a good Income cuit. Miss Emily Hayden had aa re Woo lid TH R 6 (D R MON6V TH A N IS selling Watkins Quality Prod Broad street Phons '2-4224 CUT Flowers. $l'N>ouquet. (Cor cent guest Mlaa Phyllis Gordon PDCKBT? TUOKKD A>AIA.'V ucts? 15,000 dealers can't be Tliere w ill b ' three games in the who recently graduated from 8o- INSURANCE ONORR 1941 NASH two-door sedan, two- sages $1 each ind up. McConville wrong Famous for over 81 yArs. Junior League tonight at the East teoa groen, radio and boater. Low The Florist, 302 Woodbridge Phtperlence and age no barrier. laqsage. One -owner. $700. Mon- Bnsinesv Services Offered I I Side Rec. The first game win fea WE SELL ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Crushed BY LESLIE TURNEI street Phone 5947. There may l>e an avsilabls local WASH TUBBS ______ebaokr Motor Soloa 41S4. ture the league-leading Panthers ALL APPLlANtfES sc-viced anO ity right in your vicinity. Write ' EXCEPT LIFE y iX v V C n $UT WET SETTER SAV. MISS... BUT, PARUNO! and the second-place Animals. In CH.40U lUft LHca HE n n w 1$S$ FblCTlAC. Inquire Shell Sta- repaired. Oumera relngeralors. Roofing—Siding 16 Watkins Quality Products, 24 Lumbermen's Mutual Caadalty -Co. DMELIN6! NOT TEU HER TILL WC MOW A80UT their first meeting of the year, the Johnson's A PATE TO WROTE ..NE'E ttaB, Maple stroot daytlmaa, or rangsa waahera etc All work Linden Place, Hartford. Panthers scored a decisive triumph For Automobile and All Caaimity Lines THEM VOU KMON ME CAN TAKE HER. OOtOTHB SOMNO MOUEV 48 Maple straat after 4 p. m. guarodteed Metro Service iOo ROOFING — Specializing In re- but they will have to e^p to do the enuTO Kt ,>airtng roofs ot all kinds, also SERtUCE STATIO.V attendant. pANT0«a«e? FORYHETRIPl TeL Manuheater 2-U883 same tonight The other games Poultry Farm lumbermen's MaUial Inwnwee Co. CATHV1D 1986 PLYM OUTH 4Mloor oedon, new roofa Gutter work (ffilm Experienced in lubrication. Reply MgRPAPr MECOULOirT, featura the South Methodist M**«- • For'Fira and Allied Lin* mdio and boater, ono-capo, wln- INCOME Tax service for business neye cleaned and repairod. No giving experience and references. MSJOil tongs va The West Side R2iwdlaa4 Fresh Dronied Chicken*, tottaod, $800. laqiilra after 6 p. men. Individuals and profeaslonal Job too small or large Good To Box EL Herald. * If h*M Insurance, See men. Accurately prepared by end the loM gome wlU be the Satnrdajr m. T8 Oakland' otroat work,, tall price Free cstimatea f-aykhisip against tbs 'Oowma former Internal revenue man. Call Howley. Manchester 6861. DODCn; 1044L cloon tnoide, pot^ Rooionable ratea Phono Mr. Rrating-rPlambing 17 Fre*b qnick frozen pool- floct, original tdoek flnioh. Engine Dolan, 2-0744. GENEIKAL repairs and oervlca, The Koot Side Intennodtote try, any time. food, 4-dr. P rivm ownor. CoU 3- remodeling, olteratifxia weter G E N E R A L Repairs, Jobbing, re League oc'.iedula which woe peat STJART J.WASLE7 UOl 1 to d p. m. LINOLOIUM — Asphalt Uls. waU pipe replocemente with copper modeling, water piping, deep and poned lost night wUl progreoa F ri 847 Middle Tornpike. West STATE THEATER B L I^ TK U 6648 Or U l i oovortng. Dons by rcliobla. weu- tubmg. bath eobaa flxturea olnka shallow wella pumpa gas and day night In Um ooma ord«r. A ll T*rE*riiiwPY5‘Yeiirs IMO O U M D fO B ILa fouTrdoor trolnod moa All Jobs guoaMteed and coMnete. boUora and radia electri'p automatic water heaters members ore rbquestedTto read the Near Hnrkanom River AI Ste-eyUndtr. Jvmte.'own- Hall Ltooieum C o. 82 oak at reel tort. Edward .lohnann. Pltone avsllahle. Prompt service, Ed ■iiiipiin board In th*. boys' room for Love l.,aoe Phone 2-0065 j.l?V*LUAV^ OboRKBt-iOvJ flea t m . eon 2- Pbona 3-4022. svstilags 6IAA. 6976. ward W. Jolmonn. P h «M 6076, ifurthor laflscmtiM* z-e HIM S A C K * VTHS VUORRVVUMrr u m v i4 m t L - s ____ i t a t f
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. f W bsdlAY, F£BRUABX 10, M4» ' The Weather manrtrratrr gpgtthtg Ijeraft Averate Dolly Net Proos Raa PeN M ot e f U. 0. Weather Basaaa P et tlw Mtarth e f Jaaeary. IMO Pair aad eeM this aWswORa pwmwty inspactieas a n not §•».: witk Uttle temperatore ehaage; OM Scout TMop U inn naot Less Crdshes •rally pubUcui^ Igit show tha 9,680 fair and muck eoMer Vsaigbtt fair, thia ovonlng at 7 o’clock at thO Appear in Sock and Baskin M ay Tonight^ routine work the department has DAYS IS eeatiaued celd Satarday. AlitrailTcmn Second Oonitogatlonal church. ramoalfeiUty fo r eaeuinlng, Blamkct af tka AadH Offenan Bated la the report for INE FOREVER” ■7“ 1 In January M i^hester-^'A City of Filtage Charm n t M litirenft Ohd> wn OMtt The Bild-wook Wblo atudy for January a n intoxication, I I ; Inde cent expoeure, non-aupi^rt, val- to liMRiile rtMkjr avniliic adulta will bo held at Center • PRICE FOUR CENTS ■t • o^dock. Aer HIU atreet, Mr. and Mra. William H. Dowd of ® ■ I on this account in December. Com and several dollars a Recruits and Money Treason Charges Sunday^ St. Francl* hoapltel, Bow street, vrtll garduate Sat plaints investigated totalled 145 to On winter! urday from th^llinola College of Bus, Subway and Trol and ar aon to Mr. and Mra. Al- January, an increase of five over New Position For *Ring' in Japan u b ^ KuanJckSa. 226 Woodbridge Chiropody an^ Foot Surgery to the December figure. Valentine ley Riders Scri|jaible ^ *t, Tueaday, at the Hartford Chicago. H e ^ completing the four Policemen's Daily reports show 15 Ministers anil Offi year cours^n three years, having the followihg Information , sup Into Philadelphia on Washington, Feb. 11 —cO—A re- pital. attended the summer eesalon*. A For Cleared cjieck of flies in the congressional cials -Also Are Charged Amonc those In the c u t o f •‘Pride and Prejudice” are. 1-r: gaaet I v e i ^ June Claughsey, Naa LaPoa- plied: 357 street lights burned Britain Charges Red graduate^f Wethersfield High out, 102 Instances Where unlocked ATLANTIC Foot, by Thnmb-Flag- spy hunt showed today two slender school m the class of 1937, he was talncl^Joaa Astley, Charlee Knofla, Margaret PeCtontts, Parol Whitcher.______. With Violating Cur buildings wer^ secured,' 15 high Daffodils — Hyacinths threads linking Russian espionage empl^ed by the Hartford Accl- ging and Fighting Way way signs damaged noted. 1 nota Official Now in Japan and In the United States. rency Laws and Spy tion on defective sidewalk, three Azaleas Range and Fuel Oil den^and Indemnity Company un The Junior High Pilgrim Fel- Whittaker Chambers, who says Assault on Churches til Entering the service to March, notations on defective streets, 454 Aboard Packed-Trains SALESGIRL lowahip of the Center Congrega he was s one-time courier for a ing for Britain and M l. He spent four and a half New Schools to Cost More vacant homes checked, 6 breaks $1.50 Per Pot tional church w ill meet to the Jun Remington Assigned to Red spy ring in America, told the //earn in service, serving with Uie reported, 5 windows found broken, I'niterl .States; Ameri ior High room this Sunday, Febru Philadelphia, Feb. 11. House Un-American Activities Accusation by Foreign WANTED I92nd Field Artillery of the 4Srd 58 windows found open, 7 lights Deal With General ary 13 at 8 o’clock. S. Bruce Cope Than Total of Present Ones b—Detoured by a strike of committee last year he helped ob-1 Envoy Expelleil Division in the South Pacific and found burning. HOLDEN'S L. t. Wood Co. cans and Britons .Ar- land, the advisor will be back from transit workers, Philadel tain recruits and money for sn ' Office Lnsolicited in m oeD hand knlttlnc yana Phnipptoe (Luzon! campaign*. hi* N avy cruise to the Caribbean Not Generally Known 61 Washington Street 51 Bissell-St., Phone 4496 Imports Instead of ciiseil as ‘Contacts’ la atoia la Maachcater/ It is pointed out that the large Tel. 3743 phia’s 3,200,000 bus, subway -apparatus" In Japan in the mld- Comment on Indict- and will show the colored sound I t the elector* of Mancheatere>futur* growth of the town wopW Export Program Job 30s. K a o w le to o f hand knit Harrison Wilson. 83, of IM film, “Puerto Rican Story.” Plana be in those areas number of home and mercantile and trolley riders scrambled piofeired. vote for a bond issue of 31,600,000, And one person Chambers says | ments by Bulgarians Sofia. Bulgaria. Feb. 11.— Branford atreet. wu arrested will be made at this time for the into the city today on foot, early this morning by Patrolman it will mean toat the new school We*htagt«i, Feb. 11—(P)—Wil was in contact with the leaders Of (/Pi — Communist - (foverned Can Mr. r< visit to the Rockville Junior High by thumb-flagging of passing that apparatus is mentioned in a William Pearson on a charge of PUgrim Fellowship on February buildings w ill cost 3800,000 more liam W. Remington received a new London, Feb. 11.— f/P»— [Hulgaria is j(f>ing to put 15 After 7’JO 1>. M. intoxicaUon. According to the 20to. Report* should be made on than the present total asseseed cars----- and by - fighting - - their , , assignment todmy when be return- b V S S ; The Brlti,h Ferei,n Office report, the accused was making a New Maid I Protestant ministers and offi Hartford the sale of the tlckets for the CJon- value o f all the local schools. Sunlight way aboard sardine-can pack- L e<] to work * t the Ckimmerce De- espionage ring in Tokyo that op- chai'ged today the ComnlU- cials on trial soon on charges nuisance of himself in the cellar ference Night ham aupper. Ths assessed value o f the ed partment after being cleared of erated from 1933 to 1941 and stole nist governments of eastern of the home of the complainant, achoola in 31,143,060, which In Halted at Mldmgnt dl«lov«Itv rh>nrea of treason, violating currency Mrs. James Wilson. Helen Davidson Lodge, No. 98, cludes both'the land and the build OLEO secrets from the Japanese cabinet E u rope lia ve launched “ a laws and spying for Britain BUTTER T h l*'T rM ^S triatron * aunT R*to>nK7on’* boss Daughters of Scotia, will meet to ings. The break-down follows: Philadelphia T ra n ^ ita U o n com j involve the dra- • " ‘‘n^ r ';T " n :t t n T ^ n the Cham! - " c e r t e d a .s s a u lf on church- and the United States. Depu morrow night In the Masonic Trad* school, 376,988; Franklin, pany ground to a halt at one min' FRUITS IN SEASON/ matic issue of national security.” bera’ testimony to show any defl- ®S in o rd er to w ip e ou t ideo- ty Foreign Minister Vladimir Temple at 7 o’clock. On comple $148,828; High, 3176,020; Green, ute paat midnight, throwing work The salary will be the same, Tills iriBdmin m a sn that showai A sye tlw drifto when s pilot aa- ropeiicharo.v Mid the churchmen IPTIONS tion of the business meeting, 886,987; Porter, 848,286; South, era to the nation's third largest owered a dlstroaa coll to the Lester Qoodtlck farm about IS miles nite or close connection between logical ’ ' ' oppo.sition. spokes- | Model Cars, SWE6T AMD RIPE; ’^ 2 9 ' 810,360 s year. 1 the American rins he served and man made the accusation at: already had "fully confeaged” to ED FOR public netback party will be held 320,930; Keeney, 36,278; Buckland, city to their own resource*. SnspeiKled Last June switheast of Atosworth, Neb. The opimlBg la the snow Is a tunnel the ,«py charge*. at 8 o’clock. Prizes will be award 325,212; Union, 318.164; Robert Tbe strike of 11,000 member* of Ooodich dug to his pump. A huge drift enveloped the farin build the network described by the Army a daily news conference. The j Remington, 31-year-old econo The goveriimciit announced the AND ed and refreshments served. son, 356.618; Hariling, $118,636; the (jgO’s Traa^rt Workers ings, snowbound since Nov. IX (A P wite'photo). as probably the all-time boldest statemenl was un.ffolirited and : Planes, Bools, SO COME IN AND Gold Medal or mist, was suspended last June naine.s of tho*e arrested for the Washington, 867,480; Barnard, Pure union was to support o f a demand after his name was brought into and best. came in comment on the indict- | EUVERED 3107.600; Lincoln. 398.265; Nathan PiUsbury for a fourth roUhd wage increase. May Look for Tie Now inent of I.") BulRsrian church lead- 1 flrhl time !a*t night, disclosed tbe Balso, Tools, , The O Club Club will meet to SE LECT VOUR TYPE. congressional spy hearings. A t indictment.* and named 12 Am er night in Erqanuel Lutheran church Hale. 3128J24; Bunce, 16,548. The work stoppage was orderly that time, he wa* director of the The committee wa.sn t looking er.ff. t The pro|Msed hew schools are to and FTC ofticiala said the com for any such de when it heard An indictment publi.ihed in ican and Britisli < hiirchmen, edu PINE at 7:30 p. m. LARD department’s export program cators and oflli'iala who it said Accessories be built bn Olcott street, • Prince FLOUR pany wlU make no attempt to opr which included decisions on wl)at Republicans Pledged Chambers behind locked doors last Sofia last night said 15 church crate over ita 1,800 mllea of Itoea. December. It'm ay look now. men, leaders of the United Evan- 1 acteil a.* ' contarts " in the spying Pfc. William R. Campbell, aon ton street and Broad street, with could be shipped to Russia and PHARMACY the first two to be completed this 25 Lb. Many workers were late. Seine Arm y and Navy Intelligence of- gelical churches, are to be tried on I activities. .As early’ a* January 6. of Mr. and Mr*. Everett Camp other coimtrtes to the Soviet Dimiter Iliev. director of cults, had year. 'These locations are the ones were hampered by a four-inch fleers were invited to sit in on a diaiges of espionage for the Unit- 664 Center Street Hobby Shoppe bell, of 34 Middle Turnpike, Weat, . . sphere. di.ci lo.sed that ".some ’ Protestant recommended by Frederick J. 1 7 Bag snowfall that piled into drifts to Francis E. McIntyre, assistant To Watchdog Task meeting this afternoon (2;30 p. m. ed SUtes and BriUin. . Tel. 2-0814 has left for a new assignment at clergymen were under arrest. 6 GriBWoM St. Adams, Flavel Shurtleff and Ro euburban areas and never got to director of the department's Office e.s.t.). "rhe main purpose was to Arrest Kauun for Some Time Langley Field, VC, after spending their jobe. I In New York an official of the land B. Greeley, out o f town en R Z n W INO of Intemstlonsl Trade and Rem discuss ways of improving team- Tlie spokesman said the British 1 3233 Open 10-7 a 10. day furlough at his home. work between f e service* and the have known of their arrest for Rnbln Rfeoas.v (above), U. S. vie* Northern Biptist convention, Pres Pfc. Campbell completed bis basic gineers who were employed to Much of the load shifted to su ington’s immediate superior, said v™deiil»rg S.y. EI«-1 g o lo n g g ta ri pyepare the new town map of the burban ttalna of tbe Pennsylvania Remington’s new assignment will for some time and have made a ronsiji and third aerretary of the ident Truman’s denomination, said training at Lackland, Texas. ICE CREAM committee. the charges were a "terrible Town Planning Commission. Their CHILI SAUCE and Heading raUroada. Police deal with general imports into this tion Has Not Altered i But Chairman Wood . . Hungar.v on AU TO GLASS A son was bom Monday to the Pt. puffing passengera up the steps This task, McIntyre explained *Bastc Need’ for Bi-Rar- from the Bulgarian government charge* of apying and smuggling ' the treason trial of Josef Cardin*! 25c 3-Day Truce to ask about the Army's sensa Mindszenly. Roman Catholic pri Hartford hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lg. Bot. 22c and marking with monotonous to a reporter, “covers Im^rtant on Jan. 13 and 31 were evasive.' men out of the country. Steussy, William R. Dumas of Rockvine. tisan Foreign Policy tional report. Britain's inquiries, he .*aid, were mate of Hiingaiy. ** part of a INSTALLED legularity; work, worthy of hi* ability, but Juat where the committee might now 27.. was «4 years old when Mis . Dumas is the former Miss PANCT SNIDZa ELBERTA made under the Bulgarian peso- I'ommuni.sf ' persecution of all ra- PR03U*T SERVICE SILVER LANE KOSHER "Move Into the middle of the does not involve th^ dramatic is go from there was uncertain; it this photo wao made. ( AP wire- Beatrice . Elliott, daughter of Mr. Public sue o f national SMurity.’’ Detroit, Feb. 11.— (/P)— O n L a W B iU treaty clause wliirh Jibliges the Itgious Protestant, Catholic or ' C.\LL :1322 train. Let’s keep' things mov could recall Cliambera for quea-1 pholo). Jews. ' and Mrs. James E. Elliott of Sum in g ” A agry Protesm From Solons The defeated Republican par Bulgarian government to respect mlt street. PEACHES tioning. | human rigiits This is the same I The lust church census in 1934 Stenographer DILL PICKLES Broad street suburban station, The department’s announcement A t Oie time Chambers told about ty was pledged by Senator clause— in the Hungarian treaty— listed 8.371 Protestants in Bul S sn ic i the PR R ’s terminal at C3ty hall, yesterday that Remington would Senate Labor Commit helping organize Soviet espionage While Gloss Co. No. 2 V i Can VandenWg (R., Mich.), to the Britisb have raised in connec- garia, compared to 5,000.000 mem- F. iS. BRODERICK 39c Qt. Jar looked like New ' Tork'e Times bs returned to work, if he wanted tee to Begin Second operations in Japan, that was a | 1 Federal Side 24 Birch St. Mancheater 29c Bquara on New Year’s eve. Con- it, brought angry protests from day to the job of watchdog tion with the trial of Josef Car ners in the Greek Orthodox Office aosed Untn Mar. 1 HUNT’S minor, tocidental matter. The I Church, the national faith 1. Open Dally 8 .A. M. To 5 P. M. < R U R K E © Bonded Memoriah coursee leading from the trains senators who conducted last year's over American foreign .pol Half of Hearings on oommitte* wa* boring in on what dinal Mindszenly in Hungary. Including Saturday spy hearings. "The Communist governments Faiths Represeated ^ 1 I . • r.- 'rni:' ■ were lined from wall to wall by icy. Vandenberg declared the Chambers knew about Red espio : Of Trial Now Plenty Of Parking OONNBCnCDt FRUIT COCKTAIL shoving, often laiighlng, werkers. The department's announcement New Measure Monday nage to this country. He had told . of eastern Europe, having elimin 1 The 1.1 indicted are leaders of VALUBT Fresh Fruit, Vegetables Some trains were too jammed cam* after the govermnant’s top last election hod not altered of getting secrets from high gov ated all democratic partlea in their the 1,'nited Evangelical Church. On Premises Loyalty Review board disclosed it countries, now have launched a ME3IORIAL CO. to take on all those clamoring ta the “basic need” for a bi-par- ■^Vaahington, F>b. 11—fff)— S*n- ernment offlcials for relay to Mos Close to End Represented in the church are .the No. 2 V i Can FRESH OREiaf ' had reversed findings of * regional Usan foreign poHcy and he said concerted aiiault on the churches I Metliodist. Baptist. Pentecost and 39c get aboard. Workers waited for panel that Remington should be atora battling over a new labor law cow. Boot* 8, Sooth Windsor .INSURE ths next—and the next and the the G.OJ*. would hold the Demo But his incldentsl references to in order to get a clear run for I Congregational faiths. with cratic administration to "strict atarted a three-day truce today their Communist ideologv." th» IMopkoM Hartford 8-M7S PEPPERS next trains. (OoatlBMd OB Pago Tvralvo) Bpforp Eiifl of A lU o lh p r Vassil Ziapkov, head of the Con ResMeneo Manebester 0838 McKINNEY BROTHERS Auto Trallle Tremeadoos accountability." with ten daya of wordy hearinga (Continoed on Pago Twelve) spokesman .said. gregational rhuri h in Bulgaria Mulliple PRUNE PLUMS FRESH Auto traffic was tremendous, He said it was the G.O.P.’s duty behind them and -so far as can be New Trial >1111 Pending and religious representative of the Golden t^iporinnHy for Real Estate and Uiauranoe News of the Bulgarian indict Week ‘Axis 508 MAIN ST. TEI- 6000 New Low parking lota were chpked long be aa "lojral opposition’’ to see that observed— nobody’s mind changed. I United Evangelical church, was Elecirolysis Buns. fore the usual start of the morn America's foreign policies are On Monday the Senate Labor | ment, he said, ought to be read in Dpfpiisp Open; alleged to the the "heart ” of the woman witli specialty No. 2'/i Can 19c CARROTS 2 "sound and Arm." conjunction with the news of the Superfluous Hair Removed Aatborlted Dealer Prices On ing rush hours. committee starts the second half Writing Sho>vs treasonable activity. News Tidbits Meanwhile political friends and of its hearings on the Trumsn *d- trials of Cardinal Mmdszenty and LovallA' to B p r.laim Safely, Quickly and shop experience, to man ROCK OF AUES FBEHII Automobiles piled up bumper Others indicted included: MONU3IENT8 to bumper on Broad street, leav foes alike were deploring the sen .mlnlstration's bll! to repeal the Bishop Ordas in Hungary. Ordas. Pemaneiltly Read Herald Advs. Culled Prom (/P) Wires ator's decision to quit public life a Lutheran, was arrested in Hun Yar.ko Ivanov, his deputy and age small shop in Man All Kinds Of SOAP ing lines aa long aa four blocks at Taft-Hartley lawQnd substitute a Use of Drugs Washington. Feb. 11 4* One Appointments etrlctfy private CELERY HEARTS traffic signals. after 19g2. law baaed on the original Wagner gary la.'t fall and sentenced to, two AND' Side of the ".Axis .'5*lly ’ story is (Continued on Page Twelve) Free CoHoHatlaa chester. Write Box Q. Diabetic Fruit Many plants dispatched trucks Vandenberg, long a major voice act. years in prison on charges of cur Question o f whether it is legal nearing the end. i Closed Wednesday Afternoons Bun. to transport people to their Jobs. in international affairs, made his The committee still is expected [ ^ x iie r t s Flee H i i i i c a r v rent y manipulation. He later Open Tknraday Evenings 29c to ask witness about his political was granted a new trial sr.d that It ’s the goveii ineiit’.* side. It cjo The Herald SOAP Soma workers found seats on afliliatlon Is before New York retirement annoimcement coinci to approve the administration bill, , rw^ , s ___1: portravs Mildred E GilUr.s, **. Mary Croasen, R.N^ Prop. benches in the trucks. iBut most court in Communist conspiracy dent with his Lincoln day appear which is sponsored by Chairman i After ‘ Trial of Cardi still is pending. M l Kinds Of LARGE JUICY FLORIDA "The impending trial should he as a betrayer of her ,'oiintry for 869 Main St., Tel. 2-2667 Stating Qualifications o f tha man and women just hung trial . . . Sam -Carr, alleged key ance here yesterday. Elbert Thoms* (D-Utsh). There, POWDERS on any wray they could. figure in Soviet spy ring, is whisk Last night, in an obvious refer- are eight Democrats in the grojup! nal; Bring ^licrofilms viewed, too, in conjunction with Nazi cash. Over Marlow’g Jello Desserts Before the end of another week ORANGES d« 3 5 c Radio broadcasts were punc- ed into (Jsnads to face chsu-ges and only five Republicans. | —------((jeaUnued on Pnge Fen) (Continued on Page I'wel*#) the other side ".Axis Sally’s" Flashes! HONET. New Low arising from Dominion’* 1946 es But what happen* to the bill | Vienna. Feb. 11- .P, Two per- (Oeattoued o« Pag# Twelve) pionage probe . . . Jesuit priest when It reaches the Senate floor sons who said they 'were hand- may open it* imiing. Cross-exami (Late Built tins nt tb* JP, W ire) nation of prose-iition wi'nesse.s by who went to Vatican last Decem for debate— probably sometime in ' writing experts at th- tieasoii Prices On All ber bearing ‘‘peace’’ offer from Miss Gillsrs' attoiTiey has Ind'.- PEANUT BUTTER GRAPEFRUIT March— is anyliody's gueiis. What i trial of .Josef Canliusl Mindszen- f ated ttiat the defense ilv the treas Hungarian government was ar^ Mass Housing the House of Rcpiesentktives will I ty asiscit that tiieir .sliuly of the Teaelier Sees on trial will poitrsy her is a loyal Release Order Issued Strong Winds rested on 'his return to Hungary, I , do is anqjher question mark. convicted caroui.il's handwriting 1 Lb. Can 4 For 29c .American ■ who was ' forced to New l.a>ndnn, Keb. 11— 4*1— 25c OLEO say Vatican sources . '. . Poland's i Latest developrptnts inrtudeM in alleged "confession.* ’ showed he Judge ’Thnnias E. Troliuid ia Su Mtoistry of National Defense or-1 Seen Solution Charge Timed broadcast Nasi propaganda during these: / I «-as under influence of di-ugs. perior court here today issued an dera all men aged 23 to 49 to regis the V ar. From Rockies Senator Humnt{rey (D-Mlnn). sj The two. Laszlo Suliiir and his order for the release from the ter for Army reserve. Expert* to Hni*h Case member of the/senate committee, 1 wife. Hanna, were under protec- Norwich State hospital of 4>dric Secretary of State Acheson says Woods Proposes Tem and the CIO .both denounced the tion of western auth-o ilies today BpUpa'PS .Arcuwalioii In- John J. Kelley, Ji'., the ihief U. S. wants Europe to achieve po government pr/'Sei ntor, expects to C. Carpenter, Jr.. 28. of Orotou, ~ HEALTH MARKET Arctic Cold Wave Bit Communist/party for having ef-1 after fleeing Hungary. who was tried last June for as hniah his ca.se by the er.rt of next litical unity but this government porary Halt to Single-. ^ - rontery" to send a statement to the j Turn Over Microftlma tendpfl to r.oiiM’ide will not dictate what European na wee)c at latest. sault with Inleat to kill the Rev. ing Into Montana and F a n i i l v Home B u i l d i n i i 1 committee opposing the T *ft-H *rt-1 They told their story yesterday With Canliiiara Trial Nicholas ttbepler of Groton and tions should do . . . Stock market to intelligence experts of one of Jama* J. Laiighlin. Miss GiHar* Toward Nebraska slips little further after touching ’ _____ ® j ley acL ^ attorney, alreadv has told the jure hi* wife and daughter ia May. A JUICY STEAK? Humphrey, ifi an Interview, and ; 1947. .Arquitted of erimlaal n e w jo w since last March . . . Washington, Feb. 11 (J’) (Confmiied on Page f»el**) Bridgeport. Feb. 11. .T Mi*s that ".Axis .Sa’Iy ” will te’ l her own Knot” Philadelphia's first all-womaa CJIO'Secretary James B. Carey. ii»: charge* on grounds of Insanity, hr New two-tone **Boau jewelry by SWANK. By The Associated Press Housing Expediter'i;ighe E. Woods ^ .statement, b oth ‘said the Corn- Elaine ('ooper. Bridgepoit school storv from the wilnevi stand. A TEMPTING CHOP? F a n e sr grand jury is forced to adjourn be The thiid week of the tr;al ended was ordered returned to the hos Treasury Balance teacher branded a "spy contact Certain to win his approval and his heart. Winds up to 70 miles an ' hour cause of strike of C:I.O. transit proposed today a temporary h a lt: niunlata really want to keep the last night by Bulg*t«a s Uomniii- ve.-'teiday. It \\ a.* min b hke the pital by the court which found FOR TENDER MEAT ahleked out of. the snow-stacked workers . . . U. N. discloses RuS' to single family home building and law. Tile committee, meantime. 1 nist-led gOvei'nment,,believes that him still Insani;. Carpenter’a re- Washington, Feb. IT V The Kocklca and south across Wyom- ! **** requested meeting of Se- j ^ switch to mass bousing for so- threw the CJommunlst »tatemer;t in the charge may have been tinie.i (Continued on Page Iw elve) Irase Is to bei'ome effective when ' r>ie*-i«afcurity o^-xianrsllcouncil on Trieste •.aaM*ltfannquestion. . . . i »U.m.the sw-mafmwaste KraatfAfbasket •and *A fl rdsflin^drefused tf)to ix-ntlon of the Trea.siiry Febriiaty he furnishes a bond of $5,00A a* rmUMir.e't Dmy—Mrmmfy S M mg today. And right behind it. to lutlon 01 the shelter shorlagu. to coincide with the Cardinal w h e r e t o Smoked U. S., British and French au put it In the record-of the hear 9: surely for nieeling the eonditlons the west's paralyzing parade of He testified before the SenatC- Mindszenty trial. thorities protest Kussian plans to Net budget receipt.*. 3160..09,- of hi* release. bad weather caniie an Arctic cold Houae Economic committee which ' ings. . "The timing of the annoiim e- conduct alr-to-atr flring practices Woodruff. Randolph, piesident of 188.7'J; budget expenditure*, S67,- * • • SHOP/ wave, biting Into Montana and had Juat heard evidence of a sligh t' 827,689.'.M: ca*h balance. $1,985.- ment seemed very pat with the Minister Hits at entrance to corridor traversed turn toward lower construction j whole trial of Cardinal Mind.szen- .Milk Price Ciit Loomn heading toward Nebraska. by air lift supplying blockaded (OoaMnoed on Page lo a ) 472,206.42. On addition, a new blizzard costs. ty. " she declared, adding that it ' Hartford; Feb. II— JP)—A milk S h ou lders Berlin . . . Mrs. Lorraine Lisk, Review* Costs Rises 1 might be a move by the Cominii- •^Holv’ (Irii^^acle 'Bm s gaol” Tie KUp tSJO howled down on northern Minne 24,' of lA'nn. Mass, wife of a conp j price cut la Conaectleut appeared C ufU ala 33J0 sota. It was expected to over Raymond M. Foley, housing and , nisls to retaliate against Ameri I to be a foregoae coaclusloa inday Viet, la held on 320,000 bond on home finance administrator, re can criticism of the trial. T V Set 33A0. spread the state tonight.' charge of manslaughter In Ulunil- aa major {troducers offered no ob- viewed building cost rjaes since the ‘ Miss Cooper said, "maybe they Tie eV ia to m o td i Avalanches of snow ahd minor nating gas deatto of her two chil- Stay~at~Homes Villians Calls on Americans to Jerttoa to a decrease proposed by floods, meanwhile, harassed the war aod concluded: ' are . . . sort of pointing the dealers. .At a heariag before State ^.(notAomol 3X80 drea near whoqe bodies she was finger back at us, as if they said. I'Bclflc northwest.' Heavy rain found unconscious . . . Army Sec "There ta some evidence that ; ’Think Twice' Before Admlaltlrator Donald O. Hamiues- doused the coast. Light snow piled construction may be stabilizing 1 ■\'ou fay we'ie so bad - look,at the Slae ie4Sa he' retary Kenneth - C. Royall arrives In Election Forecasts^ things your people are doing.'" P r o l e s l i n E o n C a r t l i n a l berg, the president of the Coaaoe- Coventry Poultry Again! new layers on inland drifts. and that a turning point may have | s S * '* * ''* '* ’ ^ tient .fill.Milk Ite&ler*Dealers assasaoclallon urg in Honolulu on return leg of Paci- Mis.s Cooper, head of the Coni- ARPEGE I y’ Small and Large LARGEE A t Laramie, Wj-o., today's wind been reached." | fle inspection tour that has taken mercial department at Bassick ed that the price 4« producer#, Woods, following Foley to the j iq-a's CSty, la.. Feb. — , A t the same time he vigorously New Yoik. Feb.II - - Boston. Feb. 11 ^ J*/—-Dr. In the east, light snow whitened they sail into Haifa harbor . . . a year, then I would recommend ' Britain an- am Van Water# today lort her nationally know public qpinlon CJroaaley listed as the greatest, United States and garian Communist government northern New York, southern New Premier Alcide de. Gasperl solemn temporarily the deliberate discour first fight to get back her job aa sampler. He also expressed doubt problem today in polling as try- nounced Isat night, have "restored to questionable BOILED HAM H Lb. 50c England and western Pennsylva ly reaffirms Italy’s Latersn pact agement of, tbe construction of Miperinteadeat of tbo T w a s ^ - with CJhurch, 20 years after it was tingib fam ily unlta for sal*.’’ |I about tbe Justification e f foracsst- ing "to find out who will vote. ” 1 Other Possible Reasoas tactic* of unseemly warfare" In PortorhonM Rump nia. Tha tamperature dropped 10 Raferring to forecasts. CJrossley i The school teacher also gave as ham Womea'a reformatory. Maa- signed by Mussolini . . . Senator The switch. Woods suggested, I tog the results. the Cardinal Mindszenty esse. tO' 20 degrees from ths Mississippi said that he now doubted if polls- possible reasons why the charges aachnaetU Corraettoa Coasm^ ^ LANVIN Foottpear For All the Family river east to tha Atlantic, but McMahon (D., CJonn.), chairman of could be achieved by "a deliberate I CJroaalsy. who with other polls Urges “Viewing AU Factor* aloaer Elliott E. McDowell r e f a ^ tera were ever Justified in making should he given outTjy ^ e Bulgs- Senate-House Atomic committee, tightening o f credit and risk in ters missed on the presidentisb He said few Americana, perhaps Short LOAF CHEESE Lb. 49c so.utherly winds hoisted the roer- { them "because In *0 many elec- rian government the ^ e s ir e to to reiaslato Dr. Vaa Waters la ^ ciiry 10 to 30 degrees from the riv still wants to know why CNingresa surance requirements for homes, ; election winner last November, none, know the whole truth con poslUoa from which ha Orad ^ can’t be told how many atom and by giving additional incentives ' made tbe aaacrtlona to a paper Uon* s(s many electoral votes are 1 gain valuable American-^wned cerning the trlsl /Of the Hungarian er west to the east slopes of the decided by such an extremely i property on trumped-up rb*rgea Jaa. 11 after 17 yrara aervlo#. She Roast Rockies., bomba we have. to builders o f multiple unit stnic- 1 prepared for a symposium at to- primate, who was sentenced to life raa BOW appeal to.a thiro m w Fresh Oysters, Clams, Fillets amall percentage of the voters or the actual bringing to trial of Strong winds continued to swirl German border police report tmes." . ! day’s session of the Iowa Oonfer- in prison on treason and other OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT OtTlTITTERS that calling results in those states the priests, commlsaloa which Oav. Paul A. th ' mountainous snow In tbe west nails so scarce In Russian zone of Urges Stronger Controls I dice o.T “ Attitude and opinion Re- charge*. He urged I’roteatant* to I Dever caa appolat to review her At Our Seofood Counter Germany that one nail caa be involves a considerable factor of "You know-, “view all faciora obiectlveW be Steak ern plains, hampering the reopen Woods also renewed bis demand ' search.’* rhawea '■ I never was a trial when they were ing of blgbwaya and cleartog of traded for one egg Move to for ralmpoaltion o f rent controls to He said it is to tbs field o f de fore government or public opinion Crosslsy aaid the alecUon waa so . thrown, into concentratlop campa. rail lines. An Arm y troop train re- ward strengthening loose Hea be stronger form. termining who will vote that “wa Involvea ua in serious commit- Day Met dost that slightly ovar 29,000 vot- I The arresta took place in July and f n^ained atalled at RawUna, Wyo. tween Nanking and Canton see- , A t tbe end of 1948 there was an raally are experimenting.’* IXe monta.** ta n couM bave dected Dewsy. He those people have been to concen EIra, reh.I. I I ” # )— But« the Army, Red Cross and Uona o f National government is immediate unfilled need for more problem, aa ha put it, is oba at Dr. Jones ia pastor of tb* Union said SJMO votas to Ohio, about 9.- tration campa all tbla time.*’ Elra’e ge«e Cut From Light Colored other sgeqclea planned no letup to announced by Chinese cabinet oSt- than 1,000,000 rental dwetttoge to measuring atay-at-bemea. Miaa Cooper, who la known to Presbyterian church o f Bsy Ridge MRLE'S clal T . . Hungarian .government 91 dtlee o f 100.000 population and “M y frank optoion ia tbgt U wa 000 to OsUforola and 17,000 to and president o f the Brooklyn the fight to save the Uvea o f hu to nUneta would bave done It. the Bulgartana through her aarv- — the 88rd aaaivcteatjr mans and livestock. The Red Croea known to be preparing answer fo 'orer. Woods aald. neglect the aoluUon o f this prob vision o f tbe Protestant council of Meaty Veal Tha Crossiey poll, taken three ice aa principal o f the Lovech hteedy Baater CAHOIISESSON at Rawlins had pl-.nea ' ready to Preaid ^t Truman'p statement and . Foley eaid indications of a turn lem —e are wasting valuable Methodist American college in the city of New York. CDHO m AIN 6-0A8 ST - MANCNESTER.CONNCZaiO weeka before election, abowed a make, low level flights to drop ra- to that of Secretary Acheson on in building costa appear in small Urn Ooasley went on. "There ia in an editorial, prepared for hla STORE HOURS: Deny 8 A. M.'to 11 ;30 P. HK ponibla error of 1.7 to 2.7 per Sofia from 1948 to 1947, also bad R0C£R/£S»MEATS • • V£G£TA8L£i 'tions to isolated ranch families. A t Wednesday . . . Mother and seven drops to lumber, prices and other an t...rem ely important Job to be GIVE GREEN STAFFS cent, CSoealey said, baaed on tb# ^tjirdSy 8 A. M. to 12 P. M. ’ o f her eight children perish to done here and this cenfsrenea (CauttMad M Voai EM) U^atlaaed on Pan Twetee) Ctovton. N. T.. Ore. 'Clene am ra se le a ) should get It etarted.’* ^ aetusl raaulta.
