THURBDAT, APRIL 20, 1980.' jgrj5®[3t*W / Avaraga Dally Net Press Run TIm Wealkar iSIanrI|ipBtpr lEttpnins IfproUi I For tiM Noetk of BUrch, 1850 riiem M of 0. t . Wealher BOrma ft clal aesBlon o f the Legtslaturo laat Today geoeraUy fair. Xoalglit Intion, he declared, are using the November on the lasue of provid­ 9,885 authority and power of their posi­ Harry;,Bridge8 Urges PTA To fair aad cold. Light froot ta val­ W ill Attend ing etate aid for echool conatruc- Add to the Value of Tour Property With BlonlMr •« the Aadlt W ll Support tions within the union to coerce Uon. ley*. Paterday fate. union representatives into support Files Libel Suit Bareaa o f OtaenMieaa The governor aald that work of of the move to purge him. Back Program AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Mtmehaster— A City of Vittaga Charm Present list Tires Parley the PTA la helping to obtain paa- nal1lnr~1 StsUeenent San Francisco. April 20.~(JP>— ■age o f the $85,000,000 etate aid ObeleS o f Malsctad In a letter to union representa­ Harry Bridgea haa filed a $500,000 Governor Bowles Says for achool building progiXm wae a Monthly (Cloaaiaed Advertiabig oa Faga 14) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. APRIL 21. 1950 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS tives, Baldanai said: Michael J. Sheridan to libel and slander suit against the major service to the entire Con­ YOL. LXIX, NO. 171- Local 63 Del^atefl to Payments “It goes without saying that it Represent Moriarty’s prosecutor who got him a five- Reorganization Will necticut community.’’ Vote for Both« Rieve is the right of any individual In year prison sentence. AMESITR our union to run for office, and It At N. Y‘ Convention Bridges’ suit, filed yesterday, Mean Ciood Education And Baldanzi " Slate lo^cally follows that people have says F Joseph Donohue called him The Princess Is 24 a liar and perjurer In a Monday A8PHA1X the right to support that person Hartford,. April 20.—( ^ —Gov­ Free News Tidbits Michael J. Sheridan, Service luncheon address. Further, he Americaii Protest Thne delejatea from Local M, who, in their Judgment, is worthy Station Manager of Morlarty ernor Cffiester Bowles has declared Justice Baldwin Out charges, Donohue said Bridges Estimates TABVIA Culled From {/P) Wires TaxtUe Workers Union of Amer- of support, for any office. Brothers, Inc., .101 Center street, "made a contract with Commu­ that " educators and leSL, win support both President «"lf you have not already been who are Manchester area repre.sen- wmti Rieve and Vice President nism" and was "playing an im­ parents have a major stake In summoned, you undoubtedly will tatlves of Selberling Rubber Com­ portant part in the plan to bring M««navox Air shuttle Is ordered Into oper­ Qsorje Baldansi of the national modernized and economlcai stats Over Lost Plane soon be summoned to special staff pany, will leave tomorrow, for ation to obtain censuR count at union as It holds lU naUonal bien­ about a revolution.” '*T meetings, at which you will be City, where he will at­ Donohue replied that his re­ government." FlRherR Island In Long Island nial convention In Mechanics Hall, |m 1i« THOMAS Do COLLA As G. O. P. Candidate given what can only be a onc-sid- tend a meeting of Selberling Inde­ marks were a fair statement of He urged them to "put your Sound. . .Group of storkholdera Boston. May 1 to 5. There has ed presentation of the total pic­ the evidence which recently con­ weight solidly behind reorgauilza- of New London Freight Unes, been a strong effort made to oust pendent Dealers from Connecticut CALL 2-9219 Rejected by Reds ture. It is with a deep sense of and surrounding states. victed Bridges of perjury and tlon plans now before tho..General Inc., has been granted permission *Baldanxl, who is said to be in shame that 1 must tell you that in Assembly.” to inspect corporation’s books. . . Miarp disagreement with some of J. P. Selberling, president of conspiracy. certain areas the implication has Bridges, president of the CIO Demand for stocks quickly broad­ the policies advocated by Rieve. the Selberling Rubber Company "Good government means good KEMP'S been quite clearly made that un­ Longshoremen's Union, was con­ schools; It means a better edu(a- Ineorponstad ens after rather timid opening ad­ For the Governorship Today President Frank Reilly Moscow Insists That C ^ e c h C h i C H g O less this move to purge me Is sup­ victed of having lied in swearing vance. . . .London's taxi fares o f the Manchester Local, which tlpn for all our children,” the gov­ ported, one's Job will be in Jeo­ he never was a Communist to ob­ Fumltnre A Muale are boosted for first time In 18 Includes the employees of Cheney ernor told a thousand delegates to Flier Involved .Was a | ^ ^ ” i tain citizenship In 1946. He is free years. . . .April's cool weather Brothers, said that the delegation pardy. I need not tell you that I the annual State P T A convention jl-dC Oreen Stampa State Supreme Court on bond pending an appeal Bomber Attempting to 1 Office Ordered continues oyer much of central from this, town is going instructed regard with contempt and disdain in Bushnell Memorial auditorium. HOLLISTER SCHOOLx”i;^l April 25 Called **Soviet AgentH’* by Budenz the activities of those representa­ Donohue was the government's,« xhe governor said that over 788 Mala SL XU. 8880 Photograph Soviet De- and north Atlantic states and Jurist Declares Today to “ support the present officials.” some parts of south also get few Those to go as delegates are tives of our union who exploit chief prosecutor at the trial, '^ rlo d of years present reorgan­ New York Civic Drama Guild Presents chilly freezes. m He Has “ No Inten* James Murphy. Michael Kleln- their position and authority in ization plans, if adopted, could fense Installations in Closed by U. S. order to coerce staff members into ‘save us tens of millions of dollars In line with new accords ar­ schmidt and Robert Adams. Latvia When Fired On ranged recently by Chinese (Com­ tion Whatever of Run­ Reilly said that it is the belief doing that which they cannot Israel Issuing [andand makemi it possible to give the otherwise ■ reasonably persuade ®ubllc a I much better return on its THE HEIRESS munist lender Mao Tze Tung and ning for an Elective here that it la not a bad thing that Action Taken by Govern­ Soviet Union, new trade agree­ policy differences and disagree­ them' to do. Warning on Mines doldollars. This applies to our Moscow, April ’‘21.—United States today ordered Com­ Supreme Court Ju.stice Ray- rogant use of power which derives than 100,000 leaflets In a dozen to cover up illegal actions. in marriage swap wants Common danai, whom Rieve considers un­ from one's position in the organ­ Donglaa Motor Sales will give munist Czechoslovakia to shut Ple-s court to make her stay with mand E. Ilaldwin assert^ sympathetic to Rieve policies. languages are being distributed to freo driving leaoona to ssnybody ALL SEATS 8IA0 (Tax Incl.) Russia said it could not even down Its consulate general \n Chi­ him. today tlint he hn.s “ no inten­ ization. school children. consider the U. S. demand for B^dansi charges he is being No Meetings purchasing a noed car. » By decree of police commission, "purged” by those who regard All warn that there are still eompensatlon in the loss of 10 cago not later than May 1. tion whatever of running fo r For a good med ear tee On sale at Watkins Brothers, Center, Pharmacy, North End there will be no parade down Hol­ Union control as "their personal ''For my part, I have called no thousands of unexploded mines, The action, Announced in a note an elective ofTice.” He made Honest Douglas, 888 Main St., Pharmacy and by all Rotary Club members . ,, crewmen of the U. 8. Navy Pri­ lywood boulevard In behalf of 10 staff meetings, nor do 1 Intend to. rounds of ammunition and hand vateer which disappeared the to the Czech government, was in property.” opposite Haneen'a Milk Bar. film writers who wouldn’t tell that comment 24 hours after I would consider it an act of in­ grenades strewn about the Israeli aame day Russia says its fighter direct retaliation of an order clos­ In a statement issued today to Cimgress their polltiral leanings. some of his Republican the press. Baldanri. executive timidation were I to exploit my countryside — left over from the planes Intercepted an American ing the libraries of the U. S. In­ Michael J. Sheridan For . automobile driving In- ■ . .Ingrid Bergman i.s charged vice president of the TWUA since position in the organization in a days of the Arab-Jewish war. The formation Service in Czechoslo­ friends had brought up his Htructlon* can the Manchester bomber over Latvia. with deserting her hu.*band. Dr. similar move to call staff meet­ death rate has run high at times, Sweeping aside the U. S. pro­ vakia and the American consulate name as a possible candidate for IM9, denounced his opponents. and other top executives of the Auto Drivtiig Academy. Dual Peter Llndstrom. in latter's eoun- Representatives of the organ- so the army Is out to try to stop test that t f i^ plane involved was general In the city of Bratislava. the G.O.I’. nomination for gover­ ings, in order to exert pressure in company, including H. P. Schrank, control cars. Rates 88.00 per ter divorce suit. . . . Japanese, nor. it. • SPRINGTIME IS an unarmed craft, the Soviet The State Department’s note my behalf. Such a move would vice president in charge of produc full hour, as few lessona as ^ u Chinese and others now barred ye^UHce Union accused the United States rejected as worthless the Czech Said Baldwin: smack strongly of a "command tion and L. M. Selberling, vice wish. from this country wo\ild be al­ tw Aint N.ucinc< of trying to cover up "the illegal charges that the USIS was being •Tm perfectly happy In this performance." I prefer that the president in charge of sales, will lowed to come here and become TEL. 4282 actions of certain of its subordi­ used as a cloak for spying actlvl Job. I enjoy my work and 1 want delegates to the convention, and address the session. BfllUnifTMlt CLEAN-UP TIME! elUzens under proposal of Senator Philip Jaffe (left), former editor of the magazine Amerasla, and Fred- to stay at It." RICH, CULTIVATED nates who disgraced themselves ties against the Communist re­ erirk I'anderhIII Field (right), an olTlelul of the’ Institute of Poclllo our staff members, be left free to More than 100 dealers are ex­ BUnCHfSTBB.. .PMOni S2O0 McCarran (D., Nev.). i Baldwin’s name waa brought up HALE'S Ashes and Rubbish Removed by grossly violating the generally gime. PrinoeoB Elizabeth of England and her boaband, the Duke of Edin­ Kelatlnns, were named .\prll 20 by Louis Budenz as "Hovlet agents” expresw themselves in an atmos­ pected to attend the meeting, to burgh, pose for the princees* birthday pli-tiire on Malta. The prin- Sumner T. Pike, acting head of last night at a meeting of -18 Re­ phere benttlng their dignity as Attics, Cellars, Garages and Yards Cleaned recognized rules of international However, this government In his testimony before a Hennte Foreign Relnllons sub-committee In Introduce the company's new pas­ LOAM agreed to carry out the closing or­ cem, who Is expecting her second child UiM suinmi-r. Is 24 today. She Atomic Energy Commission, says publicans calle

port of coil the audience ii treated i Carroll quoted Phelpa as aaying to aventa and local color peculiar | the tug struck an unidentified ob­ graphy, and the cenalstant ’ pro- ManohMtsr, rnknogar of th* Staf­ charged with receiving stolen Many Secure ford Springs store; Benjamin property and the others with Co-WedHevue to that counto'- Aa *ood-bya was' ject In the Sound and startad grama of strong governments, Israeli Program Five Arrested talcing water rapidly. He was DANCING Opposes Tract have proved true with startling ac­ Cohen, 43, of Colchester, manager breaking and entering and theft. waved to the New York akyllne, of the Colchester store; John R. the ahlp officers, looking official in forced to shut off the motor after curacy. Police said Mahue and Mercler, New Licenses making a second radio appeal to Features Event Maheu, 26, of Hampton, a truck Scores a Hit their navy blue uniforms wore in­ Every Saturday Night M ra Harvey King is chairman employed by the Maskln Trucking the (foast Guard station at Baton'a In Farm Area In Theft Case driver: Louis F. Mercler, 48, of Company which trucked food for ♦ __ troduced. Others in blue or white | of arrangements and the co-chair­ Ehist Hampton, driver's helper, ’‘J m Neck. — NOW PLAYING — Brandels Camp Alumni Group a the First National stores, dropped included the poilets, stewards and I Square and Modem men of the hostesses are Mrs. and Arthur U. Lambert. 25, of Wll- “ Ship -'^hoy” Plays lo Early Rush for Driving Cabin Cnilerr Spotted will' present a program of Israeli goods from their truck at inter­ sailors, ' Joseph Tedford and Mrs. James Manrhefiter Resiflcnt Is llmantie. vals ^Aince October. A t 2:20 a. m. Sergeant Donal -8 P. M.—60c (Tax Incl.) Hartford Road Resident Maher. Quests will be admitted for songs and dances at the third an­ .ftinA Capacity Auilieurc;| At the KnRlIsn port the passf n-! Permits Reported at Police said the group was book­ They returned later, police re­ Collimore of the Fairfield PWIice a small admission fee. nual donor event of the Manches­ Involved; Is Chain «CMMk gore and crew meet a si'ctioii ol • Rraneh Here Todav Department said he received re- N e ffs Old Saw Mill Gang Against Breaking Up ed on Information supplied by ported. to pick It up and turn it over Repcateil Tonight the British Navy, At Kianve the ' purta of parachute flarea being ter Chapter of Hadassah, to be Store Manager Mahue and Lambert after an In­ to Ahlberg and Cohen for disposal. She Lhrea In Manchester ------suave gentleman kis.sing the seen off t'airfleld Beach. He no­ O f Agriculture Sections held on the eve of April 25 at vestigation of several days. ' Authorities said Lambert was In­ CJenter Church Co-Weds who cliceks of Parisian niadels turns Local motoriata have made an Ths store managers were volved In the operations. . . She Shops hi Burton s tified Rrldgepoirl police who Stafford Fair Grounds Suffield Acadeiiiy Temple Beth Sholom. East Hartford, April —(IP)— early rush to secure their IP.'jO li- spotted the cabin cruiser off shore, -* AT 12 NOON WllUam HUl, of Hartford road. 21 presented their fifth annual MVue, I out to be Cormac DeMaeaity. In Stafford Spriniia, Conn. This talented and popular troupe "Ship Ahoy." in the Holllater audi- .Scotland Donald McCTIaln appeals cenaea. Up until preaa time today apparently headed for the beach. Dooaa OPEN who apepared at the water com- Five men, Including tWo managers a total of .’iSO had been Isaued at Is comprised o f eight young men torlum lait night, were greeted by rigged qut In full regalia of'the Red blinker lights on the police AT 11:80 A. M. mlwlon hearing Tuesday night on Alunmi Organize of First National chain stores, the branch office located in the and women, who are members of a capacity audience. The show will Black Watch Clan and tells the launch warned the cruiser of Its ” — moM WAHMM Mies. the proposed extenaion of water were arrested early today In con­ Slate Armory. Inspector Daniel and sewer mains to provide ser­ the Connecticut Brandels Camp be repeated this evening and those inevitable Sciitih jokes. Accom­ danger and It was finally led Into f M L O I W j-eoturiwB Hartford County alumni of Suf­ Alumni Association. The pur^se nection with the theft of food and a erouD of H ich-' * "ew here thia vice for proposed development by who plan to attend will be well en­ panying him cedar creek in the Slack Rock PLUS: “ Blonde Dynamite” HART F O R D field Academy gathered last night of the group is to foster the aims other articles over a period of sev­ , , I tji«i ve»r, as evidenced by the new rec- .section of Bridgeport. Contractor Alexander Janda, atat- at the Rockledge C»untry club, tertained. land Ussies xvho dance the High-1 • , , regi.trationa here of the Brandels Camp Institute. ed today that he opposes any kind Weat Hartford, to organise what eral months. OPEN HOUSE ' ~, 11 < r< <««''■ A. William Astley peoelvci full land Fling with b#autlful precision. L ^ February. The three men were soaked to SUN.-MON.-TUES. l> R IV E - IM of residential development in that The Institute trains and provides The men were booked ns Carl G. credit for his able writing of "Ship At Barcelona. Spain, the hand the skin and were taken to a near­ la expected to be the first of a se­ leaders for many organizations In The local branch will be open Broderick Crawford In area. He was quoted following the ries of local alumni chapters of the Ahlberg. 41, of 19 Essex street. Ahoy," and directing and Mr.- Kuth some Troiibadqrs, proved lo be f^om 8:.10 until r, oVlocU with by factory engine room where the Zionist Youth Commission hearing aa aaying that he did not academy throughout New England SATURDAY, APRIL 22 Astley for the mimical direction of I the octet known as the "Towics- the'exception of Saturdays when' they dried out. A police emergency “CARGO TO CAPETOW N” family. wish to check any Jarvis develop­ and New York state. Donald O. ambulance was sent to the scene PLUS: ‘TENSION” Mrs. Max Matzkin of Water­ the cast of nearly seventy-five men ; men,” dliected by Ralph Lundberg. office will be open from 8:30 ' but examinations by a physician ments. Bon. of 50 Summit street, this and women. Great credit Is due | The Spanish senoritHS lent color ootn noon, (furrent liccnse.s ex- i showed the men were in good However, Mr. Hill was emphatic town was elected corresponding bary, president of the Connecticut • ORCHESTRA Mrs. Rholda Gibson for designing and beauty to the scene, pire on April 30. physical condition. today in his opposition to any secretary of the Hartford County Region of Hadassah will be the McRAY'S plat Naw laalarM the costumes and Mr*. Ruth | Tahiti wocldn t be complete TUES. NIGHT guest of the evening. < • REFRESHMENTS Phelps estimated the value of housing tracts springing up In chapter. Naw laaaty * Prevad IcaaMSp Scribner who made them. The de- , without the dancers In grass | ON OUR STAGE Attractive desserts will be Dcerfool Farms the sunken tug. a 64yfoot craft, at purely farming areas when they Ahraham Herrup. of Hartford, • DANCING 8 ;,30 lo 12:.30‘ ! sign and stage creation was clever-1 skirts. A trip around the world . Vessel Siiik.8 Moriarty Bros. are not needed and while the pres­ was named president of the chap­ served during the social hour fol­ You get up to 69 pounda .820,000. lowing the program. All members, HOT DOGS 15c I ly accomplished by Leonard Nlese I means fun and hilarious surprises ‘‘Slop the Record’ ent residents have no need for ter and Walton Baker of West frozen food rapacity . . . 16 and John Mortimer. Frank Craw- | the ship ciosset the equator, drew Is Safe water or sewer sentice.' He said Hartford was elected treasurer. friends and their husbands are In­ Center Street MEMBER.S .\N1) FIHKNDS pound* meat capacity . . . abaw and George Mimaon were in ^ o f special note were the hus- that he bad nothing personal In the There are about 350 alumni of Suf- vited to attend. Humidrawer apaca for K $100.00 in Gtsh CORDIALLY INVITED ^ buahfl of criap, fraah firuita charge of lighting effects. band and wife teams. Meredith matter as regards Contractor Jar­ IVcld Academy In Hartford County (CuoUbued from Page One) Given Away vis, but he feels that many rural and vvgatablaa. Coma in . . . Bill Norris and hla orchestra! Merrill Adams did a iwTawM ; Mart* Sap.: "KISS IN THK DARK” I and about 20 reside In Manchester. aalart ^■oar Waatinghouoa supplied appropriate music for the j j^^^t ,nd a Highland Fling; Peg- It o-fratore “ RRART OP VIROINIA* { areas are being tapped in the hel- -TODAY! cruise on the luxury liner. Mrs. | g^d Karl Kehler executed two I Neck searched the area ^ , ter-skelter fashion for housing Polish-American Club and a L^oa.st Guard plane dropped ' tracts when It is not necessary and Cecilia Moore capably played the | 3 „,,t>, American dances and the ^ ^ CORNER CLINTON and FLORENCE ST. Medal DA-14 ENJOY IT TODAY flares, hut tlic hunt was un.success- | fTAT[ when purely agricultural areas are THURSDAY 1.4 cubic feet piano accompaniments; audience called for more and more. I ful. ' ' STATE being eliminated by such tracts. As the title Indicates. "Ship ^ Solos sung by the well-known* MA-A'CHCSTEK FLOOR THROUGH 2 YEARS TO PAY At -I lS s. 111., Bridgeport police: n L L I N PERSON In this connection a growing op­ Ahoy" carries— a nautical theme, players, pigyerg, Beth Beth Roscoe Roscoe and Ralph ^ (|,p cabin cruiser "arrived 1 position among residents In niral h The audience is taken on a world | were entertaining. John • tliere with the thiee tug crewmen' MONDAY NOTE! Oar carrent sbowbig of areas has been noted because of SANDING crulae to the accompaniment of o o sb y was excellent in his inter- aboard, BOLTON housing tracts. Farmers who have “ Stage Fright” will be omitted APRIL song and laughter, to typical of pretation—^of ‘T ve Got a Lovely Bridgeport police, the Coast LOUIS ScicktHO their own water and sewer services Old floors made like new from $189.95 $10 Delivers Hire on an ocean steamer. At each Bunch of Coconuts," and "Chat­ Guard said, quoted the crewmen for the matinee but wlU resume feel that they should not be as­ 20-24 IN C L as saying their tug sank In the again starting at 3 p.ro. ronttnnous tanooga Shoe Shine Boy." Other i L A K E H O U S E 'til riodhg. sessed for water or sewer main ex­ — New floors made perfect. sololats were Bill Steckel and: Sound and they hoarded the cruis­ tensions simply to provide such ^IfherFfdkte Lotta Light. ' er. No other details were avail­ ROUTE 44A PHONE MAN. 3819 service for new home develop­ PLOWING AND The directors and the rast have j able. ments. Th^re is one means of relief Ukit DRIVE IN a j CH ■ ''LOOK!' HARROWING given many evening* to rehears- , The Coa.sl Guard identified the BAND ur SiiM for farmera so assessed, however, H. W. ALLEN tug crewmen as Capt, Raymond ^ 40 m p lttt T I R E alM LAWN GRADING als. and worked enthuaiastically | in that paymenta can be deferred 41 Pine St. Ea.st Hartford New 'Tuek-Away' tpoce Phelp.s, Phelps Transportation EARL "FATHA" HINES PIKE THEATRE by the water company until such LIFE 1 H )s t on Ihclr respective parts. Others on | Company, of 21 Ryder atgeet, Featuring A New Band — time as the farm property owner for my kitchen $toelU* A. BUTLER the committee in addition to Mr. < Tel. Hartford 8-7866 BrookUm; Richard Foster. 2iy of JACK TEAGARDEN feels that he wants to rhake use l o o k • fVW/iwt Cartoaaf FITZGERALD Guaranteed Used T ir e s ...... 49c and up Russia Lists World Traveler NBC Sundays • starring SHOE TEL. 2-1417 Seat Covers for All Makes of Curs $3.9.5 up For Saturday Nights— The Ever Popular luIRfriw Tracle Accord AT THE Frank T. Samuel, researcher In PHIL HARRIS REPAIRING ~ EE bniiAUM geopolitics and world traveler, will Cedar Poles, Clothes CENTER LOU JOY AND HIS ORCHESTRA Camisf baada> be the speaker for the April meet­ & ALICE FAYE Of the Better Kind (CoDtlnaed from Pags One) “ BeUedcre (iaet CAVEY^S **tllaacr‘B Clrtla' ing of the Women's Club on Mon­ Poles and Fence Poles CAMPBELL day, April 24. at the South Metho­ DONE WHILE Viet* also may be (ending leeds, SERVING AS ALW AYS, THE BEST STEAKS Be Sure To Come dist church. Ashes Removed YOU WAIT perhap* in large quantities, under i Mr. Samuel will speak on social Amo svm.Y the terms of a $3UO.O00,0(Kl credit Today thru Aaturdar TnrIuUva NO COVER—NO MINIMUM dynamics and reality in his talk QUINN'S PHARMACY 29 BISSELL STREET TEL. 5167 granted In the February 14 agree­ THE e x t r a : carnival Driveways Repaired SAM YULYES ment. of Cartoon* on "Blueprints for the Future." He The announcement said the trade BUbDY MARKS TRIO gives a graphic account of both the 701 M.\IN STREET talks whli h have been going on obvious and the obscure world “SUNBEAMS here for some lime, had been con- | AND THE LOVELY trends, baaed on our contemporary ducted in "aa atmosplierc of global conditions and their causes. ^ 'L/vr:*. - n friendly, mutual understanding." ANNA RUTH More Important, he propounds a .. . fOR BESr-' ... FOR 0ESI Qo«w.W\iSW. After ceremonies connected with ' logical program. Most of his life the signing of the documents, the has been spent In strategic "behind Chinese delegation left by the DON'T MISS THEM TONIGHT the scenea" roles, and he often ob­ ANTIQUES trans-Siberian railway, seen off STARTS tains the greatest part of “ Inside” $8-98 at the station by Deputy Foreign IN information because of the very Minister Andrei Gromyko snd HEADQUARTERS FOR CARTER’S Private collection fur AT THE TUESD.AY, lack of publicity. His past predic other*. tions, founded upon the correlation New 1950 Westinghouse sale. Pres-sed Glasui. Pewter. CAVEY^S CENTER of financial facta, military disposi­ com .APRIL 25 kSM, kt Strisf.. bs Semurs snd * Furniture. Clocks, Music tions. prevailing politics, geo- iXvkCfrwtai avl Sus youn*It ac shop is the city m "Rancho" Electric Range Box, Lovely Oriental Snuff CASH tor iSDirty bik-jadisl sunbscktrl Bif. CIRCLE laemy psiek pocktts and cellsi piefiM Bottles, Knives. Drug Smartly de.signcd to make every TOPU IN HILARII'r ‘ ’ t* SaistysmkraMsrsd syskt. In tsbbsbi* Cases, etc. OFFERED AS PRIZES EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT Johnson inch of the modern kitchen u.'^efiil. M SKHTON lO tW Full range capacity! Has I walflt pipad. Strrferlnd snd fast color. TONIGHT Ml M'C M f AT THE STATE THEATER, MANCHESTER, BY And “ Corox” surface units, extin-large Vh*. kha, spa, yaMr. Sizci t i l IMS. TEL. 2-4214 .95 ine YELLOW In line with our policy of alwa>8 giving (he public OMcLtoTcA/, CoiU4/. oven plus a storage drawer. Stool, (he finest entertainment, we again present the famous *159 Anderson of course, is not included. C A B M A H ’* and already very popular fOR GLORIA DE HAVEN PAINTING AND WALTCR SLEZAK /# ## EOWASO ARNOLD THE TEMPO FOUR MORIARTY BROTHERS DECORA'HNG JAMES GLEASON AUTHORIZED i4 She Uvea in Manchester Interior and Exterior Work rUadp JwraiBa, Jr. A GROUP OF FINE MUSICIANS • .. She Shops in Burton’s I«tr«4*r la Tti# Datt and ENTERTAINERS—‘ YOl IiL LOVE ’EM' LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALERS 225 Highland SL Tel. 6512 ^ tir And Be TONIGHT AS ALW AYS 330 Oak SL TeL 6914 ted your mom to gollop FINE FOOD AND Q U ALITY DRINKS $ t iu t Comfortable.ae ■ down for Carter’s new Uelii.K evci y spare minute this summer, on a EASTWOOD Creepers . . . fcRmty poire Ii and lawn that invites relaxation. We LIFE • r r s F U N ! can help you furnish your “outdoor living *■*■■ RavoarA t'alky O'DaBBrll THE OAK GRILL NOTICE one-piece cotton knits Daaa .Ssdrfwa Farley Oralafer “Where Good Fellows Get Together” • IT P AYS OFF IN C ASH I room” at little cost and easy terras. "MY “THEY LIVE 30 OAK STREET—TEL. 3894 THE OFFICE OF FOOLinn with Gripper-fastened 1 Dress your HEART” BY NIGHT” % DR. JOHN B. SHEA crotch. Quick to put on, ‘fSTOP CHIROPODIST Sat. Mat. 1:00 and 8:00 Simon simple to tub. I young dreamers in Gene Autry In W ILL BE CLOSED ••tR.VIL OF SAN ANTONE” A BIGGER — A BETTER rUU'S; CARTOONS THE RECORD” FROM tropic Nitey Nite sleepers SUND.\Y: “ M ALAYA” SATURDAY NIGHT PARTY APRIL 21 TO 24 NAME THE TU N E - I.ECIONNAIRES: COME, BRING YOUR ★ Tropic \itey \itcM are air-knit of soft moisture- WIN THE CASH! LIFE MAGAZINE FRIENDS— .4LL WELCOME , s •haorbvnt combed cotton and assure cover-all prtv Featuring S50 in individual prizes— S50 grand Town teetion from yawn to dawn. TOLD HIS STORY prize, which, if not won carries TONY O’BRIGHT’S ORCHESTRA over to next week. Advertisement Seams are reinforced at 6-Cushion Glider Special Manchester’s Leading Music Maker ON THE SCREEN every point of strain. Dog Owners New 19.50 glider with spring seats. “CARGO TO CAPETOWN” DANQNG 9 TO 1 llaairv.MiM Plastic coated fabric covers in $ Gripper fasteners end And Section 3384, Chapter 161, Gen­ choice of colors. .Deluxe styling 3 9 . 9 5 Never An .\dmission. Cover or Minimum Charge eral Statutes of the State of Con­ button problems and “TENSION” necticut, Revleion of 1949, REj- and finish. QUIRES THAT ALL DOGS Tropic Kitey Nitn OVER SIX MONTHS OLD MUST rise fitmi the suds true BE LICENSED ON OR BEFORE Steamer Chair MAY 1st. 1950. Neglect or refus­ Beading Bight to Left to shape, true to fit - al to Uoenae your dog on or before that date will cost you an addi­ Sweet Panll-dpeaa Two- Creepers are the perfect no ironing needed. In P e rk ln t tional dollar aa well aa make yoti aomes. Matching pant la cut M W y m s $4.95 liable to arreet. full to fit over ^apera. Pink, fbur gay songbird rer so« playmates for Carter’s gov i I Registration fees are aa fot blue or buttercuo yellow. Cars lows: Male or Spayed Female, 6 moa. to $ yra. Set $8.00 Folding hardwood colors, Canary-yellow; 42.00; Female, $6.36; Kennel Panti-dress Twosesmes. And, New Creepera are Jlffon- chair and footrest, Bluebird-blue; i l L L Y (when not more than 10 dogs are with gay striped duck kept), 186.00. like'everything Carter's Nevabind atyle. Gripper cloa- Inr. Buttercup or blue. 6 seat and back. Seat Flamingo-pink; Information required under the moa. to m yra...... $3.00 GRAHAM law includee, Sex. Name, Breed. make, they stay soft and is reinforced. Back Pumkeet-green. Age and Color Marfcings. Jiffon-Nevabind gown a. Mothers-to-be . . . look prett.v while you adjustable. ki shope withoj^ ironing. VETERINARY CERTIFICATE Made with open or cloaed are waiting, in this darling washable r e q u ir e d FOR SPAYED) FE­ backs. Birth to 1 yr. BUDGET TERMS! MALE NOT PREVIOUSLY U $1J!6 and $1.$$ cotton. It’s sanforized,* its mercerized “NO MBTEB” PABK- Oaay. a JL# CBNSBD. « "Diapenda" ohirt. Pin tapee INO in our Main St. Office hours will be as follows: for (llapera make ahirta laat for permanent luster, its vat dyed for Lot Britlde Store . . • Daily except Saturdays and Sun­ longer. Birth to 2 yra. 65o Drive la! days, 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M., ex- permanent color, and . . . “ coming at­ c e ^ Monday, May lat when ths ,Tyke Top and no-droop Cloaed Wed. at Nooa hours will be 9:00 A. IL until 9:00 T ^ e * panL Seat glvca aa traction” .dresses are specially designed Open Thnro. t il $ p. M. Saturdays, April 15. 32 and body benda. Pant fits trimly Open Other Day* 39th the boun w U be from 9:00 . . . never binda . . . never to fit your changing figure! Sizes 10-18. from $ to 5:30 A. M. untU 13 Noon. droopa. 1 to 0 yra. Colon: ■ ■> If available, please bring last Pink, blue, maize...... 06e •Will not shrink more than 1% EVERY TUES. NIGHT year's license with you as this wlU Jf«9fiaee modal expedits thd issuance of the new C • y j r OFM;MANCHEbT. #ith Gripper 8TARTING-rAPRIL 2i license. y .Bixeal If you ei^ly ia c renewel by men pleeae encleee lest yaer*s Uesnas and a stamped addressed en' veh>i>c. e titv s - Samuel J. Turkington, Town Clerk.

^ 'Jt - MANCHESTER EVENING HKKAM). MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY. APRIT. 21. 195a PAGE n V E

license for what It termed “morab rd that of the Amernan Acaiiemy | trial, held a day»long eonfartnea MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, APRIL 21. I960 White Funeral Home. Rev. Albert planned ambUHh.” said I'M W Dis­ !y roprrhen«lhlr action i” dolttier- 7 Jackson, pastor of the Rockville Miners Clash, trict (\>mmiticofHan Hnrty Myers. New Ohslaeles ately injec^tlng” the air, of (general Prai tice in Kan.sna ; with his ata r yesterday dlSCUMlIlf ' Kockville Metliodist church will officiate. “Wo were r^ady for them.” said 're.sttntony at I>r Sander's mur­ City. whi('ti revoked Dr. Sander's the action o f U>e state board, newspaper said more than 0,000 Burial will be In Grove Hill ceme­ Provin.H, who aildcd bis tipple had der trial imticated tbe lnje,tlons membership., "All we can say la that the mat- . board in New Jersey yesterday been blown up Inst N >vembor. A lly . I-uum Wymni., who de- ter is very much under ttudy,** Working to Stave awarded phone workers In that A. P. Reporter Rede were killed or captured In the tery. The fiuioial liome w ill bo INiiie AiTcsteil For Dr. Sander weie made after the woman had I'o Scan Site Fookahan-Melting area, 10 miles open from 3 to 10 p. m. Saturday. (Idl arrested Provins and eijiht died The onlv ♦xplanalion the fended the doctor in his murder i Wyman told reporters. Manchester state a 12.00 weekly wage booat. (^r lUA employes on ebarKC.s of dts- Inland from Manlu bay, in the bat­ State Choices District Meeting i vounj; pli>aieian cave wa.s that This amounts to a OH-cent-an-hour pliiyinp deadly weapons. Had was Off Big Strikes On War Front tle starting last midnight, Manitt The meeting o f tho Fourth Dis­ For Steel Mill Date Book Increaaa on the basis of a 40-hour Enlir# Stock IVn UMW rifkfts, Om- .set at pendinp a pr<*Uniinaiy Voiiii*; Loiintrv Dixior .vonudliiiu; snapped ” bay is 40 miles weat of Holhow. trict. .\iucrican jtegion and Auxili- ‘ Spoke.^men for ihe F.lliott and Week. Are Named heannK. | (OnntlBaed Iritm F*ge Om ) The New Jersey Bell company (CenttaneO from Page One) ary will he held tins evening ai 8 | Non-Union Mint’r Aro Ih l)ro|»|M*apitnls the tw i V ac* Om ) The Reds were reported pushing Tonight said It would appeal the arbitra­ tnlUid from the three beachheads o'clock at the Lc'gion Home in latent to dro[» (he doctor sanl Oo-Wed SpHng Show, at MolUa- Mates and P1I6U (M M P) union tion declaion to the atate courts. great victory in the defense of South Coventry. InjiirtMl in ^ . Virfiinia Of Two More llos|MtHb hM giaatly IMnaaad this opinion. where they landed Monday—Chtng- of that if blx tn ens ' s lealorrd h< ter street school, “ Ship Ahoy." over hiring and Job security aun- Other Bell aystem affiUatea eald Hainan island. I mae bay 20 miles west of Holhow, High School Seleclioim Hearing I'osipoiied Loeal Man Shares nm\ apply foi inn.'^talemefil "In Aiaktnc tbair doeialon, in M (*ij’ anlown. W. Va., Apnl 21 Mamhe-ster. N' H Ajud '.M Meeting of Lsither-Weds at dards. the New Jersey award had no ap­ The NatlonallaU aatd 10,000 Manlu and Limko 50 miles weat of For Mock Govcruiiient The hearing wliicli wa.s original­ Tw«» I'nlhoiii hu'^pitals Notn LAST DAY t v n t o f thoRaw London o m , the c\>al Kunlirt* Uir l>i fleiniRnn N Sander had two Emanuel Lutheran church. S p. m. Involves About 660,600 plication to their disputes. Chinese Red invaders were,killed I the capital. ly planned for this afternoon to j !Mo|Imt*s Pslale Dame hini Sat iet Meait (Ust harp­ lapraaafiUtlVM of our New Kng- Only the few thousand MMP or captured In an eight-hour battle break in mfinlh.H—left an mi- new liiirdles plRrect m his path tn- iM d atate* have oet an excellent Tomorrow Ae Agreenirnt Base i The newspaper said nnoUier 2,- Sessions Are Lislcil licsr the application of Ralph j ed Dr Samhu peiipanent!y from members are due to heed the strike that started last midnight. Reconditioned Gonrnnteed luppniaii for permission to oslali- eiiNy o:»lm c»ve)- •'« pnit of Uu* noith- liHV Of the kind of regional Frank J. Mansileld Detachment, However, CW A’s president Jos­ 000 were killed and 2.000 surrend- then- st alt V call, but all other A F L maritime Despite official optimiam and the ! lisli a used car lot on Windsor | ein. West Virj;inui (onl fii ltl.s t »- Biwnklin .Ipril 21 iSpee ah 'Hu* >o ii)i nu.M lv eJortor oeofaratien whloh ia in the beet Marine Cmrps League, anniversary eph A. Belme said the New Jersey j cred at Limko. Rockville. April 21 — (Special)— Tin Hi'tnm iil the H!lliott and SATURDAY dinner dance. City View Dance unions operating on the east and Jubilation in this Island’s capital I avenue has licon jio.stiMiiied lo (lay V w ln«'n,v wa.8 revtikrd h\ the AtecoaU of New England aa a award could be used “ as a base for k ii’vori men 10 Min«‘ .Inseph Ueggi- of 91 Chestnut Mill.-^hoio ( ’oiintN hostutalH fod -w''- gulf coa.sts. Including longshore­ city, however, there were other The faculty of the Rockville High Thursday. April 27 at 7;30 p. in State Hi>nrd of Pekti.it • st ion in wtiotoa** Hall, 6:30 p. m. agreements throughout the coun­ I Wtirki’i.s picUels nml ciie nun-umt>n .-tii'Ct MnncliOst i. Conn, w ,11 Also InstslUtlon of officers of men, teamsters, tugboat and sea­ signs the nationalists were not I ? school announces the following se­ I at llic Common CoiiiumI c li.niilicr. .Medn in*‘ \\ edm ^dav, wa*: droppcii In Beaton the New England try." Beirne said the union was niin«*i wore uouiTleii. How«*vrr, shair in an ostnt. valin d st Sll - Anderton-Shea Post, No. 2046, V. going workers have indicated they doing so well. lections to the annual Boys' and j Murcll (ira* tiom Un* MtHft.8 of tNjo hosplaN Council anid a atudy will be made “ reviewing" Its demands in the As I ari'lvrd at Holhow airfield Real Down To Earth only one remainetj !ipspitHlir.e«l a l­ o f the poeaibUlty of establishing F. W „ and Ladies AuxlHsry, 6 p m will walk out. too. This would In­ Sewing Mnclilnes Girls' State conducted by the Tlie American. Legion .Maidi PIIO accord.Iig to Irttrrs of adiipn- last nlKlit Two otheiVho.^pilal.s light of the New Jersey award. last night I could see a tiny AT-6 ter 11 inenl, hail haired him pi evlou.*cTT. PINE TREE PATTERN an integrated steel mill in the New Sunday, April *• volve about 250.000. In railroads, the Brotherhood of Good I.A)am or Top Soil American Legion and the Legion Gras will open this eve^n g at llio A band “ f unHrnio«i I'M 'A' jiirU- .istiation is.siirti t».\‘ .'(iimigali' Y.M.C.A. County Older Boys The MMP has been arm ing new training plane struggling to get ' Cricket tot on West strei t and The 4 1-yeai-old phy.8U lan ws'* London, Conn., area. Firemen and Bnglnemen has also off the ground with a 25-pound Au.xiliary. ol.s .ippmarbi*'! tho irunt tlio Fiaiicis F Miiiaici in Hiooklyn The study will be made by the Conference at Center church. contract terms with shipowners i will be commut'd tlinuigli the 29tli. Mi (putted last Mniifi 9 of killing set a strike for Wednesday morn­ bomb strapped under each wing. , For Delivery As 1 eiue-sent.Tlivo fioiii the non-Mi.ion mipo owned bv A^a .\ Surrogate Coin 1 \ e.«tei dii \. New England Steel Development since last August and has po.st- i All member.* o f the Legion willing I’roviiis. I’lovins. yoloiday. nit t a woman » aneer patient t»y an m- Monday, April Si ing at 6 a.m., local time. It Is de­ American Legion Auxiliary to Lau- j I The ei'.slate was lett 'w' Ihe poned strikes four times at the Don’t Jibe With Reports I to assist at booths are a.skod to rc- Ihciii while hi.s mineis siaUeinl, J'tlinllJS. • oorp.. an agency of the council. Women's Club meeting South manding aaelgnment of a second Call Manchester 8730 boing offered rel Girl.s' Htatc to l)c held at tlie •Manchestir m.sii s mot In r, the late It recenUy was proposed by Methodist church, Frank T. Sam­ government's request. firemen on multiple-unit Diesel lo­ Such desperate measures don't I port at the <}«ok lent this eieniiig flaid Shcritf -Mike ddl. The Mate board revoked his In the telephones Industry, the L'nlvcrsit.v of Connecticut Jhiie 25' ' Mary 1. Weggr el l.iTT i:.‘is| liltli Oov. Bowles of Connecticut, who uels. speaker. comotives and a firemen on small Jibe with Nationalist reports of at 6 ; 15 .sharp. One of the pic Uel5 s:ilil Pruvins' CIO Communications Workers of sweeping success. to July l! Carol f»< hliiihack of 37 Minstrel Tonight .street, Biookhn who d ed irtle.s- announced IdO.OOO was available Twenty-Bfth Anniversary Con­ Dieaels now operated only by an at Drastic Reductions' Pleasant street has been nam ed. minc'ic iip<*ned flit on them ns tliey ■'tate on .Man li t'l Hi iii America eald it la ready to make Even now from the heart of I Tlie pupil.- <.if the .Maple .-tieil w eie talking; witli Povinn about the for a survey through the Coii- cert of Beethoven Olee Club. High engineer. with Gwendolyn Jack.soii ol 231 ,\el ordillg 1“ ' lie loot- l nle> neetleut Commissioners of Steam- more than 200.000 telephone op­ Holhow I can hear the muffled ‘ Will pti .sent a minstrel .-ihow at iimoui7.HtH»n of his non-union mine school hall. ivuig street ns tlie first alternate; ‘ ,1 erators, equipment inatallors and A presidential fact-finding board sounds of bombing in the distnnee. U# Jiuditoriiim ilti.s eieilitig en­ ol inteslii til .M.ini iiestei man shm Terminals. Tuesday, April 56 and Helen Rady of 1U0 Grove I’ lovui.s snid when tlie pukels manufacturing workers idle next last year ruled agRinst the union's Pro-Nationalist newspapers said Prices begin at $9*95 titled 'Blaek and White Revue ", will receive a on. half .s-|t.iis' of The survey would cover the New Drams, "The Heiress," auspices street as second alternate. Kor tlie | ataited ''p.ishinj: me ai miiuJ ai d Wednesday morning at 6 s.m., lo­ claims that the firemen were need­ “substantial army reipforcemeDta" .loliii Fi.sk will he the inteiloenloi rouuhmc me up. my workers look tlie residue eslale diiilgliler, AMESITE DRIVEWAYS X^ondon. Oroton-Waterford area. of Rotary aub, Hollister auditor­ iClliiigton Auxiliary the delegate is ■ i{i (;. n iK 1 ; . S 2 i.7 ,> cal time. ed for safety purposes. arrived this morning' from Taipei. and the ends will include Norman Crsvila Wegge of Hrookli’n, re- In a letter to Oov. Bowles, ium. S;!,*!. Margaret Patric of RFD 2. with ■ m\ iM il The eW A has demanded a 16- The rail strike would Involve B-l7s and B-3Ss have be4p land­ Burke, Rolicrt .N'orkon. floniia Del ' eeivi s tile remaining half. oi«i:i)uri:i) k.\ i i:s .SINCE . Cbalrman Frederick 8. Blackall. St. Margaret's Orcle. Daugh­ save as ifiuch as 5 0 % ! the first alternate. Ernestine Rl-) *‘\Ve walked into a tliveriy cent''hourly boost In wages, as four big rail systems, the Pennsyl­ Ponte, .loyce Phillips, Ronald -M- Jr- at the steel committee said ters of Isabella, military whist, St. ing and taking off frone?me field liott. RKD 2 and tile second aller- •(dtADiM; I 1 ‘>20 well as other concessions from vania weat of Harrisburg, Pa.; the li man. Rogei Williams Hie i Ian ii.s t ^ t while “every one of our states Bridget's hall, 8 p. m. three miles from here alDday, in­ natc Anna I’ratl. KPD 3. 'Hie Som­ WOIIK Bell phone system companies from entire Aighlson, Topeka and Santa IS coinptised of fmpil« in Hie tliree has been keenly interested in the Also League of Women Voters dicating heaN’y fighting still Is in ers Legion .Auxiliary representa­ • POWLR KOLl.LIt Gl AHANTKLI) prospect of establishing an inte- const to coast. Negotiations have Fe system; the Southern railway, progress. upper grade.s and special si ts will SAVE $7 .7 5 unit dlscuBslon on fire protection, and the New York Central west SINGER SEWING CENTER tives are Bernice Avery, clelegatc; g r a M steel mill In this region, home of Mrs. Edward Bro.snan, 83 been going on fdr some time, with TJie Nationalist Central dally l.'oiistance Kulas as first alter­ feat tiro the piograin. Lsi:i) I’l U !■: SI'TI ING some companies for a year. The of Buffalo, plus three of its divi­ ' it ia a tribute to the devotion ashington street, 2 p. m. 832 MAIN STREET nate anil Edinar Reardon aa sc onil CALL the representatives of the flmiH have contended that phone sions: The Michigan Central west Hart Hunk** Screen Te^t Johnson Poultry Farm oFHKE KSTIMAI KS Wrdnesda.t, April it’ alternate. states to the beat Interests of the workers already are well paid. of the Detroit river, the Big Four MANCIILSTEK Military Whist of Amciican l.e- and the Ohio Central lines... The Boys' State delegates to the •TiMi: iv\v ) ii:m .s New England region as a whole A state-appointed arbltrstloh ------$$$ SAVE $$$------Bovs' State heal at the L'mversity Hollyuial-ln- Variety of Chickens A Tr.Oi that they concludftf with a unani­ Also League of Women Voters of ’ Connecticut from June 25 to •SA> 1: lO*^; FOK ( ASH mous vote for acceptance of your July 1 are Albert Kerkin, 31 ternational s ruttinir room tiel »nps unit discussion on (ire protection, to I>*on Hart. v i k h t proposal. Q. home of Mrs. Willism Stuck, 73 .Scliool street, delegate: fir.-t alter­ DKESSKi) \ : ; , I.IL T T O ^ SAVE WITH “TTie unanimoiui action of the Sanitary Refuse The Notre Dame .MI-Amerua Thomas drive, 8 p. m. nate. Harry Kncdrlcli. '29 Pleasant Steel committee,” he continued. rKtiiiir-niin iiEtnitmiii street: Charles Wlieelcr of HO t'li- gridder wa.'* turned ilown l)y the »17 WKST MIDDl.i: TLItMMKL 'V a s based upon the weight of Friday, April 58 OLD and DANGEROUS Collection loii street, aecond alternate. 'Ihe .»l';dio ve.steidav Rut Mart s agent. DeMAIO BROTHERS svidenoe developed from many Annual Masonic Ball, .Msscnic Boys' State representatives fioui Tony Owen, said be is considering Call Now— Wf l•t•^sonall.' Supervise .Ml UOrk sources during the past two years, Temple. tw 1 other aiding possibilities. Tlie TLI. 2-0()(»."> Domestic and Commercial Point with Power Ellington will "be Francis LaForge which pointed to the paramount Also Square Dance Bcncht by TREES REMOVED! with Howard Edwards and Donald big end was out here fm* s« reen advantages o f a location in Con­ the Cancer Society, Slate Armo-.y. Berman alternates. tests 10 days ago. necticut. Saturday, April >V Also Plowing. Harrowing. Lawn Grading. Gravel. P. .1. Schaub and Bowling .Match rail Cedars of Lebanon epring Sand and Fill. Brush cleaned off your property, trees P. Terlcsky, Jr. A special liowliiig match be- ceremonial at Masonic Temple st removed with chain saw. We have good tools to do the tueeii the Italian American i- i icnd- 2 p.m., parade at 6 p.m. QUINN'S Cars in Collision work. We Guarantee all work. CALL 2-0.‘>79 ship club girls' team and a team Tuesday, May t. from Manr hester will be rolled this League of Women Voters unit 1 PHARMACY evening at the club on Kingslmry At “Stop” Light discussion on fire protection, home A. LATULIPPE & SON ¥ avenue. of Mrs. John Conklin, 85 Olcott 780 VERNON STREET CALL 6077— 3:30 to 8 P. M. .«tr«. M arguerite KJWie TODA y AND TOMORRO W drive, 8 p. m. Mta. .Marguerite Klbbe, 5.'v wi- A minor accident occurred on Wednneday, .May t V •low of Everett Kibbe of 21 W ash­ Main street st the comer of* St. Second annual holy hour of com­ ington atreet. Vernon, died Thurs­ Jamee's street last night. Pstrnl- bined Mothers Circles, St. James's day at the Rockville City Hospi­ man Frimo Amadeo investigated church, 7:30 a. m. tal. She waa born in Vernon but no ariMts were made. May 4, 6. 6, Th'irs., Fri., SaL March 8. 1895, a daughter of Jos­ According to the report, a car • SPRINGTIME IS Flniir-Tip Famiit! eph and M arguerite Bedore La- Boys and Girls Week, Rotary driven by Charles R. Plllsrd of Club. May 4, art, crafts and hobby Chapelle. She is survived by one Sid Waddsll rosd was stopped for show, afternoon and evening, Ma- i daughter. Miss Bertha Kihbe of COMPLETE the tfBtftC ligh t A aecond csr, sonic Temple. 5th, Talent show, ! A fellow came into the itore the other \ Hartford, two slaters. Mrs. William GALA OPENING driven by Rsrvey J. McKinney of CLEAN-UP TIME! Hollister school. 6th, Teen-age i Moore of Vernon, Mrs. Mary Wolff B7 Hemlock street approached from day tinging, "No more tastlin a walking block dance. First National Bank of Rockville. Fred LaChapclle of SERVICE FOR 8 the rear. McKinney applied his .\shes and RubhiMh Removed plow or tramping in the dutt." Rockville. The funeral will be held braaks but they dragged and his parking lot. • | Sunday, May 7 AUk'8, Cellara, Garages and Yards Cleaned "Feeling your oau today?" I taya. .Saturday at 8:15 a. m. at the S TK.V.SimiN.S car collided with the rear end of Burke Funeral home. 9 a. m at .St. s i.rNi'H FortK.-; the PUIard automobile. Qioir festival at South Method­ *'I (ure am! I like my Farmall Cub iraaor ist church by adult and children's NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SM ALL Bernard'a church. Burial will be Coosidemble damage wae done •od its hngertip Touch-Control for all the implementi." ONLY TEXAL HAS in Grove Hill cemetery. 'Die fun­ H tJ'.VCII KNIVK.S $136 choirs from eight local churches, to both ears. The right front I couldn't help laughing when I aniwcred, ' Yessir, therc'i nothing eral home la open .3-Ki on Friday. 8 .S.\r,.\ti IOltK.S 7:30 p. m. 80 lb. Noul* Pr«Mur« Fl;i». TAX headlight grille and a aet of fog REASONABLE RATES like fingertip farming. laauea W arning POllTO’S SERVICE STATION X ( •nt'i.i N t-jto rp .SPOONS Friday, May It INC. Hghts on the McKinney car ware StainiMS Stool Parts Fir# Chief William Flaherty is­ H B l'T r K P s p r f ; vriF.ns damaged while the I^lfard car was Military whist of Order of East­ o Sand, Gravel, Fill, Loam and Stone For Sale I alto mentioned, "OTben your Farmall Cub oe«di a little larvice. sued a warning today in connec­ hit on the rear bumper, dsmsgtng ern Star. Masonic Temple, 8 p. m. General Trucking I'm right here to ukc care of you." Complotoly OomountoMo tion with the liaz.Trd.s Incident to Joseph A. Polito, Prop. the gravel pan and trunk door. Public Invited. spring clean-ups and grass firea McKiimey ,rialmed his insurance Friday, May 16 Range and Fuel Oil— 24 Hour Prompt Service Sm this Farmall at work on your own form Eosy to Cloon in particular. The following will Would cover all the damages. Merry-Weds minstrel show, 8 1 Lifotimo Sorvko Otiorantoo tend t/t minimize the dangers: p.m., Whiton Memorial Auditor­ . . . tho white Farmall with tho gold stars. Dpn't leave bonfirei or trash fires 947 Center St. at Lovelane SAVE $62 unattended; burn rubbish and ium. m a TMU Mjar m b ran trash in covered wire enclosures or Also Military Whist of Corner­ James Macri-Tel. 4523 So# wkfcor fvMitiM, INAMIS VAtNISNtS Call us for a demonstration now. ✓ incinerators; do not start rubbish stone Club, St. Bridget's Parish #Wi«to#«. loiMoo. ucouen STAINS Tel. 3961 McRAY'S hall. J Ht moOisiRoftnt. oato#* INSICTICIDIS WAXU or grass fires on windy days: do Welden Farm Equipment ~ mhooHfif, Siolnfooting. CAIDIN PEST CONTtOl not start fires whi-ii yon cannot Fo# a¥tM. »ooU t*4 be present to watch them: keep Fried Vi Chicken / Alweye Ait: Will il lerey weier I ’ariii F^qiilpinent, Hardware, Paint lues small by adding only small •I well M eil-bew* li*vi4iP 16 TOLL.AND STREET E.\ST II.ARTKORD amounts of trash at a time; don't 75c Center Street use gasoline or other inflammable COMPLETE **Bwy A Too/-Nof A Toy^* liquids to start or aid iji the burn­ DRIVK IN TODAY, OR .SATl R- ing of grass Or rubbish: don't build SERVICE FOR 6 BARGAINS GALORE fires on the street as fire lues a de­ DAM RRINt; THi: FAMII.V! structive effect on the pavement. Arthur Dru^ Stores IN BENSON’S FURNITURE BARGAIN BASEMENT SALE At Hardware, Paint and Department Stores .Mr*. 5lartha Bryana 6 TKV.SPOON.S i m o u r a l a Wholesale DUtributora Mrs, Martha Turkington Bryan.s, \ n :*R K cKi.KHRAi ; \; 6 I.I NCH lOKK.S TRUSSES, BELTS. m ^tUKj pnotectum« 77 of 118 Grove .street, w ife of « I.r.M'H KNI\ K.S $102 ELASTIC HOSIERY. George Bryans, died late Thursday OI»KMN(; ^ 1 1 II FRLi: (;iFI.S t o 6 .S.AL.U' FOliK.S night at her home. She horn in FED. T A X CRUTCHES. BRACES SAVE PLENH OF BUCKS FURNITURE PORTERFIELD'S 6 crtK.XM .SOUP SI’OONS Ireland coming to the United IXO. Expert Fitter* 6t SPRUCE STREET PHONE 2-952l> States 62 years ago and to Rock­ k v e r y o n k : s k l a l l t i i a t r, BI T'rKB SPrtKADFRS ville 18 years ago from Enfield, $19.50 SOLID MAPLE Maaa. She was a member of the THIS IILTRA-MODKRN SLRVICK $79.50 $219.50 LAWSON : .nw.w» ..'»t3BHtKllWlllu< Rockville Methodist church. Be­ sides her husband she leaves two ST.VnON H AS ro OKFKR! LEATHER LIVING ROOM PLATFORM .sons, WUllam J. of Monson. Mass., SAVE $46.50 and Raymond L. Bryana of Lud­ low. Mass; three daughters. .Mrs. W CHAIRS SUITE ROCKERS ("an S. Bartlett and Mra. Ernest Mini4'.hr%t Siiiiplieti MANCHESTER H. Taylor o f Rockville and Mrs. COYER GRAY Thecxlore Guriki of Palmer. Mass; .it .V<» Churne imiON OPTICAL CO. SALE PRICE SALE PRICE seven grandchildren, a brother, S41 Mala S t TeL S-tI28 Wiinam Turkington and a sister, and VICINITY Mrs. Samuel McGowan, both of L —Be Chrlateaaea $49.S0 $169.S0 $29.9S \rw Zealand. The funeral will b* Uoeaaed Optician New Unita in Manchester. We will have built for held Sunday at 2:30 p. m. at the FtsaertpOua* Promptly Filled you, your new home ivith the following featurra: Four n aa*M Bepalred room* and bath down (2 unfiniahed up). Fireplace and PEAUTIFUL aaS L*m Baplaeed $32.50 MAPLE open stairway. Full foundation and cellar. Hot water Tbe following firms have had a part in building, $22.50 to $24.50 $49.50 boat, oil-humer. Fully insulated. Large lots, (fiood lo­ equipping or servicing the new Polito Service F-RESH MONDAY FULL PANEL DELUXE SERTA BOX cation). Sale price. S9..500 and up. Down payment $500 Station. to f 1.000. Monthly for G. I., $58 with taxes. FLOWERS CRIBS HIGH CHAIRS SPRINGS BgcoUsnt 12-ycar-old 4-room Cape Cod in Pins Acres $24.75 Back Pains Terraco with tile bath, screens and storm windows, hot GENERAL CONTUAt TORS FOR THE I’ KK PLACI'; SETTING water heat, oil-burner. Owner will paint outside as. part KESSLER ( ONSTRl (TION ( OMPANY Ssvsd by proper suppurL SALE PRICE SALE PRICE TWIN SIZE ONLY Vtwr pkyalclan can tell von of purchaae price. Reduced for immediate sale to $10,- HARTFORD LADIES! abaat m u expert appUaiic* $1S.OO Most importont Faint Atlvencsment in 2S yeirs * 460. Reasonable occupancy. G. I. down payment $500 ■tttag eenrioe. Whether H $24.S0 $39.S0 to 11.000 (monthly on G. I. down payment of $1,000, be Back Palae — Bopturc — $62 including taxes and insurance). Civilian $2,500, GLAZING Obealty — Ptnaia — we have tbe New Fumc-Proof, ’Sun-Proof Houm Psint proper enppnrt. down payment, $66 per month Including taxes fuid in- 'A Bv produces A film of unusual whiteness. STATE (JLASS COMPANY $149.50 $129.50 4-PC. SOLID sorance. $69.50 H.ARTFORU North Coventry (within 18 miles of Hartford) .Vroom __^ntUfBHT MAPLE MAPLE BUNK dwelling (3 bedrooms) with one acre of land. W’c will sfotec offffO/Ne LIVING ROOM have built for you, your homo with the following fea­ BEDROOM tures: Five rooms, one. floor plan (3 bedrooma) with eonTC.fr ELECTRICAL WORK BEDS Rv Make it a point to In addition to giv­ CHAIRS full cellar. Oil-humer heat. Fully insulated. Ready to ELECTRICAL SERVICE ing. you a complete SUITE move into. Sale price with basement, 17,500. Down pay­ inpect this newest Complete Innerspring Cnits JO tie vpiMts WINDSOR, rOXN. automotive .service Choice of Covers uhI Frsme* ment $1,000 for G. I., mrathly payment with taxes $45. Mint. MISALt. TIOFMT of Manchester’s Sale price without MlMinent $6,500. Down payment .service station.s. we shall iilso fea Co«n9 ''O'^SOf*** Ovf.CO>'**4* loc'kb *bo i^cE $89.S0 $1,000 for G, I„ $39 monthly payment with taxes. Our equipment is of ture a full line of ^ $119.S0 \ $34.50 .rteo^wciJo*' o* e*fot »*koeo S^tFDCI Pl.l MBING AND HEATING Overlooking Coventry Lake, three summer cottages Ai'|>.0'''Ot—Sao4-Cou»0 SOOF^A* Bv (he very latest de­ well - known and fully finished with clectrie stove and refrigerator. One 4-51 Mwoto'tt'-'O# 0^0 ieoAiof*'79 o ooif^Sof- sooS Modoi CoMtoct t'o<4$ JAMES RO.MAYKO sign and our staff high (juality acces- four-room with porch egaipped for year-round $8,800.. « t** oodi SpooSoo-li'* «•» E.AST HARTFORD is highly trained .sories. (ires and $79.50 5-PC. SOLID $249.95 . tl.M VNFI.NISHED One thvee-room with porch $8,500. One three-room with H 6 oooy *0 W " O^ 0( *ko 70 Eno OnS fOw porch $3,000. Down payment from $1,000 to $2,OO0 ra-. ^o»0 joU (ho CO 0< A'ri# feoc>notpt *o and efficient. batterie.s. 4-PC^ SOLID MAPLE PAA' ONLY A WEEK MAPLE ^uired. Mo^:» wJI So ioSgod 0* OCCorOCy. Orid FIDDLE- It will ooc discolor or darken from coal amoks or industrial gasta. do** * fiOvOtoSy fko<^ Vou'lt LUBRICATION EQITPMENT It’s tslf-dtaniat. too—ismom surfaot dirL so^ loti;0* buddirg o Sooodoo-U* Modol AKRON 8ACRO-UXAC BEDROOM French Road. Bolton (a(bout 14 miles from Hartford)' PER PLACE SETTING flve-room dwelling mostly complete. Running water, 8rid *r» oo*r *0 o a>uo^ Com ml * ‘ GRINOLD a I t O PARTS SUPPORT KITCHEN SET BACKCHAIRS Ysais of skteotire expoturs teats under many types climm ioioli. Ho«o 0 M •> «Ko gfitoo ooS foi oooditioas. ftons atroag tunlight aiUi salt air to bmivy industrial - lights and bath. Sale price $5,600. Down payment $1,()00. dortod 0$ 0^00. RAKTFORD are p t ^ SUITE fiuaa sissa. bavs proved tbe superiority of this osw formula over Owner srill take mortgaoe. Immediate tkcupipiey. Coyno ToiloFf la saessaBed la tbia $59.95 ordinary houas paint <•» -a w French Road, Bolton (about 14 miles from Hartford) in $2,98 FUEL OIL FL’RNLSHEl) BY Private rtttlag $T49.9S CooM in and ask ui about new Fuffle-Proof. ^ 9 three-room lake front cottage, lights, water available. — Lady aad Mca At- Three , boats. Some furnishings, pries $1,9210, irlth MACRl OIL COMPANY Products That Please--- Sun-Proof House Paint oal. $1,000 down or $1,800 cash. Hobby Shoppd MANCHESTER ALLEN REALTY COMPANY Cor. Center and Griswold ---S ervice That Satisfies 958 MAIN S T ...... OPPOSITE OAK BUDGET . Open/Till 7 P- ni. HARTFORD. AT PRATT AND MAIN PS 718 MAIN ST. REALTORS 3 23 3 1 TERMS BENSON’S TlhLe* 3«>3i3 BUSH HABDIVARE CO. 180 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CONN- FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 798 MAIN STREET ; p h o n e 5105 or $-0488 - 1.

.■>3, i ■ •\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FTUDAY. APRIL 21, 1980 PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. APRIL 21, 1950 PAGE SEVEE

amount to foathor-boddlnt for constantly be on the alert and continually double check. thororough physical examination 1 HUtulirBtrr ConnocUcut incliiatry. Coliiiiibia The department was called out Tumor Cluiic including X-ray and laboratory I f you are In the poeitlon again at 9 p. m. This time It was work. Appointments ma.v be made PHONE 6014 — DIRECT LINE TO threatened with Injury, you are Mr^ and Mra. William Mathleu. a false alarm. Probably 23 or 30 through- the iiCancer detection of­ ' Corutud ijpral5 cars responded to the call which fice at McCook Hospital, Hart­ PUMUMUttU Wt CHS likely to favor feather-bedding: on ! Wlllimantic-Hartford road who Is Active Here PRI.VTINU OU.. INC. took them miles along winding ford. It ■’M il the railroads, eyen though yo« probably hold the honor of raising j |.(,g,i^ over into Coventry Where The Mancheater Tumor Clinic V HtocBMUr. Uonn. know it is un^n’Und. and feather­ the largest family in town, sever- a man was burning grass on offers numerous other worthwhile TBUMAtl rCKtjUMU.N. • bedding for Industry, even though al of whom have also settled here, j ju n k e r Hill road. He said he Supported Entirely by services, auch as medications and pnto.. T rt»».. B W tw ,n _ r-nM.n vvoadine i 'lliln't call out the Fire department drugs, dressings and comfort items, to— <«< Oetobtr I. IWtl-______you know that la unsound. will note their Golden Wedding Sale Continues and knew nothing about it and Contributions Made to Saturday hospital beds and wheel chairs for Anniversary April 24. They had i besides he didn't need it anyway. ■ PaOlifliM ■»«▼ «»tn 'iit ■*cfO' I And if such views carry the use in the home, tranaportation to dav we will perpetuate, artiticlal-' twelve children, eleven of whom .So the men returned — some to Local Cancer Drive and. from the Clinic, or to Hart­ Foot oWt* M ll«ncli«»t«r. •• I originally opened in July ' 1946. ficient funds, the locAl Clinic would anyliody, it is quite likely Ihst we row, with her husband will attend elghty-flve voices under the direc­ entitled to tte ut* of repuoi'cat'on ol tion of Hetbert France will appear aerved 27 patienta during the aeven be unable to carry on its many will put another fircmian on the them as matron-of-honor and best cllnlce held that year. In 1949. all aewa d'aoatcnea credited to u. m in Columbia Con g r e g a t t o n a l services. Of each dollar donated aot oUierwiae credited in tn’a oai>ri dieaels and keep tariff walls high man. In addition there will be the clinic had grown to a point to the Cancer Fund Drive. 60 and also tba local n»t*a puDiianeo n*r* church, April 27. at 8 o'clock, un­ three little flower girls. Audrey where 23 cllnica were held, sen'lc- cents stays In Manchester. 25 cents an rtgbU ol reoubl'ealioti ol loadai on Connecticut piodiicts, thu.s. in­ iloldrlclge. 6, of KuUancl, Ma.ss., a der the auspices of the Auxiliary dispatches nerein are also ceserred. Ing 177 patienta. under the expert pays for research, and LI cents is k deed. perpetuating conditions great-granddaughter: Roberta " f Columbia Ladles Society. After siiperx'Ision of Chairman Dr. John the eoneert the group will be forwarded lo the national office, gull ssrtic* il'sai ol N E. a, S«rs hasicallv unsound and unrronom- Mathieu. 6. of Williiiinntic, and B. Hamblet, pathologist at the to carry on its excellent work in gue.sts of the society and will be ’ lea. Inc. Jo-Ann Mathieu, 5, of Oakdale, Mancheater Memorial hospital; the field of education and organ­ granddaughters, who will be es­ served refreshments In the elining Dr. EdWard L. Besaer, local Burg­ PubhsMra K»pi^«tit«i'i.e* *a* Still, an \se to admit that there ization. Jiiime MatBew* Specki Sfcuo - corted by Arthur Mathieu, 8, of room of Yeomans Hall. There will eon and member of the Man­ The major challenge of Cancer tsm. ijtl'caio. l)«‘.fo’i «nci B.nlcn is no eiirr Mu.sl we go on feath- | Columbia. William Chesko. 7. and he dancing In the upper hall. also. chester Cancer committee and Mrs. must be met by the American peo­ ei-bedding forever? What is to Paul Mathieu, 7, both of lx lianuii. Mr.s. Hewitt has on her committee. France! Taylor, who as community ple themselves; The life-saving ik hHEBukh auiin bihs.su ot ' all grandsons. There will Ih- spe­ •Mrs George Peters, In charge of THE WELCOME q RCUUATluNS. I become of progre.ss snd conipeti- director and social worker keeps facts and skills are at hand, and cial imiaic by a sextette. A rc’cep- tickets. .Mrs. Harvey Collins, chair­ the local organization ninnlng I lion, if we keep cancelling out the American Cancer Society o f­ Tbs Herald Pr'uuni .oniviny Inc. lion for about 73 guests will be man of the refreslm ent eommlt- smoothly and efficiently fers the public an opporeunity to assuiass no lliisnc>al r*»0 'M'r> iu> M ' their"Icigical gains b\ artificial de­ held at the Ijirrow home on Wdli- tee. .Mrs. John Foriyan and Mrs, TTie baeic aim of the Ameriran typuCraPb'Csi srrur, *pu»*r’ug 'o sa use them. cree i mantie-llartforil road. Imniedlnte- ('. Randolph Forbes. MAT IS O UT Cancar Society, Is to bring to Help continue to fight thla ■ till—fhintt «*««'iMig mkim i ly following the ceremony. Sun­ ” Tb# Mnchciei b.eiiM.t H*''slc, Sooner or later, somehow, wc Mrs .lohn Woodward, chairman every person in America, sufficient Number Two Killer " in the na HUNDREDS OF ITEMS NOT SHOWN HERE ON SALE AT ANNIVERSARY SALE BARGAIN PRICES day afternoon from 2 o’eloek on. knowledge about cancer, so that I t(on, by mailing a check today to must persuade the railroadman to Mr. and Mrs. Mathieu will hold of the PTA coirniittee Ip charge Friday April 21 I N " 'Air he will not lo.se hi.s life ncedlcsstvy- Hathaway, Manchester look for a wicle.r market for hit open house al their own home of arrangements for "Barbs and Cues" a variety show which will i FOR WATKINS as approximately half of the pres Trust Company. LOOK FOR THE SPECIAL BLUE AND WHITE SALE SIGNS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT labor, and muit see that he Is able when friends may call. ent Cancer patienta do. This is an Diesels And Tariffs be pre.sented by Andover PTA on a ; to And that wider market. And Mrs. Mathieu was a Willlmantic percentage basis, benefiting both | enormous task, since Ignorance of the facts, misconceptions about Here are two facts, from oppo sooner or later, somehow, we must ''•''hcmlse Houle, daughter of associationa, will be at Horace W. : the disease, superstitions and fears Porter school tonight with tickets. ^ Tolland aite M d frequently warring aide!' prrauade the Connecticut manii- and William, non o f Joseph and | ^ „.;n are still iridespread and stand In ,,, as.. . Tn^ anow will or invf n In i eoman* , GIRLS’ C O n O N SHORTS Of the American economic picture, , facturer to seek out and develop Klizalii-tli Mathieu of this town, the way. of prompt life-.saving ac­ NYLON HOSIERY Hall tomorrow night at eight Mrs. Ernest Peterson has re- Short.* with popular cuffed leg and zipper which reflect the same basic | methods and products with were married in St. Joseph's tion. Sheer Bryn-^ta^vr nylons in new .s)iring shacles. church April 24, 1900. They made o'cloik! The Manchester Tumor Clinic tumod home from the Rockville liiu'k cloning. I’antel slinden and white. Si'/.es philoaophy. I'hc two elemrnU in which he can operate in a wider their home in Willlmantlr for Mrs. Albert Collidge, Mrs, Al- runs an Information center and City Hospital where she was a 51 gauge. .30 denier. Sires to 1 0 ';. Also, 7 L) 11 Regularly 1.98 such strange company arc the market, and we must , see that he "Tiert Biilard. .Mrs. Herbert Porter patient for several days. RAYON 1.54 alioiit three years and tlien laiiie sendee center, with numerous edu­ ultra sheer and Klanu>ri)U.« .'il pauKe. 15 denier. Brotherhood of Locomotive T ir e - is able to find that jvider niaiket to the old Mathieu farm on the anil Miss Edna Ixithani. a group of cational and medical facilities Mr. and Mrs. Donald Graham of Size.R 8 'i to 10'-. Regularly 1.19- BT-.S tHKI.'.S M IOI’—ftECONII FLOOR Hebron women representing! ThbmpaonvlUe, Conn., was a re­ men and Enginemen and the Man­ in existence. old Wllllmantlc road where he which every Individual ahould be took up his life work, farming. In Hebron Congregational' church ' aware of and put to good use. cent guest of his cousins. Mr. and ufacturers Association of Con- Sooner or later we mirst find a 19.".4 he moved his family to thou vi.stied Yeoman.s Hall recently to One of the most vital services Mrs. Harold Graham and Miss Ber­ BT'S IIO.SIKRV— STRBKT FI.OOR CREPE nacUcut. And the fact that they way to stop subsidizing labor and present home, a house whieli he inspect its kitchen. The Hebron \ offered by the local Tumor Clinic. tha Place. are In such strange company Indi­ to stop subsidizing Industry, just built into the hillside on Route i; . hiireh plans to remodel Ita kltch- | Is the education of Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Chester Clough of TEEN’S DUNGAREES New London and Tolland apent cates that the basic problcma, and as we have, to bring in the third I ncni what is railed liiree ,

MANCHESTi;itEVENTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1950 .(■ ■ .said, had dropped the fuse after i Bedford local was .travelling "at hours, however, . as local and f a ^s t d i .stopping for a red slgnol on one of 1 restricted speed" siul there was no throiiglr trains were left jammol Yankee ICnow*How V ■ Guild Players 90 ^Million Americans 19 Are Injured | the three main line tracks in the (lerailmeni except for two wheels nil the way liack to Hoainn'a South discussion period followed her well Roxburv districl. on a roach. Station, four and :'a half mllea Breaking Grounrf for New Firehouse in North Coventry Highland PTA received address. In Train Crash A roiid s{)okesmaii said the New 1 Service was delayed for three away. Vizltora td Connoctl- Telephone Go During the businsss meeting, a Travel by Bus Will Ignore Daylight Time _____ cut remark about financial report on the successful lu modem up- • 1 IT*J Hears Expert minstrel show was presented by Onuge Hall BINGO Asks Increase Treasurer Mrs. Guy Anderson. A New York. April 21 1.41—Some • At Grand Central terminal and None Seriously Hurl as to-date plonu. mm vw u« ‘Tlic Heiress’' Company will turn PennsyKania statfCn hero, all tlir t: VI > rising vote of thanks was given to 50,000,000 Americans And, too, the clocks will get an extra red hand, Two of New Haven U.i». Told How Parents Can Edmond Moroncey for his splindid Comes Here Tuesday their timepiece* ahead one hour (act that ita work in producing such an enjoy­ Every Saturday — 7:45 P. M. showing daylight time for pas­ 9el] Unit ita New Jenwy ■ 8 . • April 30, ushering In another aea- ('ollirle Near Boston ITiTT greatneu for Be of Help in Work df able entertainment, A nominating Ell Route to West sengers who ride trains operating Makes Request After > f son of Daylight Saving time. on the fast-timc sehediile. Invention and Their Schools committee, consisting of Mrs. discovery la not a IP?? Agnes Dunn. Mrs. John Dormer 20 REGULAR GAMES Cast members of ’‘The Heiress” But the advent of "fast time" Radio networks will use the Bo.‘-ton. .\pril 21 .e A rear- Wage Boost Award | and Charles Barbato, was elected company which the Civic Drama same eysteni adopted last year, end eolllsion of two heavily paekeil thing of the pait At the monthly meeting of the will be ignored by sojne 90.000.000 to present a slate of officers at Guild brings to the Hollister switching their major shows in tlie Now Haven Railroad trains in a i but still tn the lead. Tr^iton, N. April 21.—<^V- Highland Park P.T.A . an in­ other Americans, mostly in the th ■ Msy 17 meeting. 5 SPECIAI.S, PLUS SWEEPSTAKES school auditorium on Tuesday eve- . - j . east to daylight time. Network .sta­ driving rainstorm last niglit sent formative talk was pre.sentod by ning, April 26, is, along with two rural region.* of the south, midwest tions in the south and west will The men and wanm wha lira Th« New J e w y Boll Toleph’one Mrs. Dormer spoke briefly on the ,Mi.»s Ann V. Folierg. consultant In be permitted to rebroadi a.st llieni 1!) jiersons to tlie hospital and here still worfexard. Still company has asked pornil.sslon to Golden Jubilee Convention of the other groups of Guild Players, and far west. .xhook up siiiie.a of other... , elementary education for the Sl.ile | making its cross-country tour | cioek-switeliing will be general an hour later if tliey wish, so that earn and aavejMid when they raise the cost of coin box calls Board of Rdiicatlon. on "How Par-1 P.T.A. of ConnectlCNi and heartily .\ll of those taken to the hospi­ from. New York to California and I heavily Industrial areas of listeners in tlie arms can lieai spend, hav^^ senac of warth. from llvs to 10 cents. ents Can Help With the Work of endorsed the 1P50-.11 program them at the usual time. tal were released after treatment The company’s request followed back In its own special bus. („ „,ost of the nation s lor nit.s ai d Immses. 10 DAYS ONLY Brand New the School." ! which has emphasis on '•effective Those states using dayliglit time Tlic first of the Guild players to large cities. The railroad saiil in a slatemei.t Prrhaj^lhls explains why deli- oa the heels of a state arbitration family living" as "the shar«'d re­ on a statewide basis in some large award of wage boosts to its em­ ■ She alaUd that by providing visit Manchester, it will be re­ Detroit, however, will remain on Unit 'for some rea.sou" Itie eight- clous.^^expenslve w »iottT’« sponsibility of the home, school, membered, appeared here In "Peg cities are: ployes. our children with useful informa­ MANCHESTER standard time. Most of tlie near­ ear .'i.l'l p. ni. local hound from spc.viuinNr ovH is so popular here, church and community." O' My Heart" on January 24 and New York. Nevada. Delauaie, New Jersey Bell also askiM tion of binding interest; by having by Province of Ontario, with the Ro.ston to New Bedfoisl failed to g o o d / ^ e a r remember, the dally chewing available prrper tools of learning: For the second month in a row. met with enthu.siastic reception exception of the night club area Oregon. Illinois. Wa.shingtoii. Cali- slop for a led warning fuse boosts In business and private Miss Harriett Atwood's kinder­ by the public and pre*s. foniia. Montana, New Hanipsliiie. dlgt^lon; the refreohlng, telephone rates and a cut in toll seeing that they have good mental across the International bridge dropped liy the .IrOS p in. tiain garten class received the attend­ C a r p e t C enter The three twenty-eight passen­ Maine. Mi.“souri, Maryland, liidi- iieaded for Providence, R. I., and Ipng-lasttng flavor Is really rt- call time llmlU in its application health: surpervlslng their leisure from Detroit, will obseiAe day­ time and teaching them how to live ance banner and also an award of ger land cruisers., leaded with ac­ light lime. The night eliibs will : ana. Connertii iit, Itlimle Island. plowed into its iesr TIRES freahltig. yesterday to the State Board of tors. scenery and electrical equip­ I Massachusetts. New .lersey. Ohio. The Providence tisln, the road Public Utility Commissioners. with others ss decent human be­ their own choosing. The mothers stay on .standard to gain another ment, all loft New York tn Sep­ ’ . \Ve.«t Virginia and The company said it needed ings. are the objectives that can | of the kindergarten children were CARPET FASHION OPENING hour of biisineea under Canada's tember, 1949, to open simultane­ Kentucky. added annual revenin' of $0Jion,- be accomplished by the home In co­ the hostesses, with Mrs. Robert P. 2 a.m. curfew law. L,andis s chairman. Assisting were ously on September 29. Eacli com­ First proposed by Benjamin I The Kentucky legisUtlure re- -1 000 to competusate f/>r n $2..Vi operation with the school In en­ : ceiitly authorized dsyllglit lime abling our children to be the hap­ hospitality chairman Mrs. Stanley pany plays the same circuit of Franklin nearly a century and a weekly wage hike ordered by an OPEN 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. over two hundred towns in ovciy when approved hv loeni city or Milk Fed Broilers. arbitration board for most of it.s py citizens of tomorrow. Miss Clulow, Mrs. Robert Beach. Mrs. hall ago, "fast time" got its orig­ William StecUel, Mrs. Alexander one of the forty-eight state.s. The inal trvoul in the United State.s county government... Tlie l.iw doe. 12.000 workers. Koberg also said parents must not become e ffe d iie untd lime Fryers. Roasters Rate increases totalint; JS.ItO.’'.- Watson and also Mrs. Lawrence playing dates are so arranged that j (]„nng 'the First World War. listen more thoroughly to the chil­ .April 17lh Through .April 27th the companies arc two or three ' l.’^i, blit I.oiu.sville liils msked vnl- • V k 000 were approved by the rU C Rtker who received numerous com­ TMtat Mfioad a loetafalaai dren. encourage them, provide ex­ months apart. Bitter Comnuinlty Wrangle* untarx’ adoption m the i:iv tie. and rapons last May. perience for them, and above all pliments on the floral arrange Some areas have used it ever ginning April P.n to contoim with Cotti M llnie The company in it.s proposed Due to a filled itinerary, the lo­ OresM-d. eleaned and washed w have patience with them. A lively ment and prettily set table. cal Rotary CTlub which is sponsor­ ’ since, but others have tried it and other slates. . new rate schedule asked that calls Wrapped In cellophane and held ^ „ ,, ,a bf 308 Main St. Phone 2-1313 ing the plays locally could secure , abandoned it. The mere sugge.s- Daylight time goes mil of opeta- from public booths be raised from III deep freeze for your con­ ^ . O O x 1 6 8 li« only two of the three shows this ' tion that it be adopted in some tion next September iiO. OVa to 10 cents. It requeated Intra- venience. ,\o waiting. —Photo by VIclil season', so “ The Heiress" will be ! towns and states has touched off ICHANOI (Plu8 Tax) •tatc toll llmlta be reduced from the last of these all-star Broad­ ' bitter community wrangles. Legis- Plowing, Harrowing five to three minutes. way shows to appear in Manches­ : latures have even passed laws for- Prices Are Lower The apldicatlon also proposed Ffre Chief Arthur Vinton of the - 12 feet wide Constnirtlon is ex- ! bidding its use. Voliinleer Fire pected to be completed by July 1. ter this year. t k I ..awn Grading Increases oK 15 cents a month on North Coventry McRAY'S Oellirry Id Manchester individual r^ldential lines, 10 r.ori)s Singers , . Sub-contractors are: Andrew Tickets for the play arc on sale ' j®' Friday Eveninga ^ T r 1 department lais a.._shown turning . the Ansaiai. mancnwiver,Manchester, excavationrsutivmviuii at the North End Pharmacy, the , r'Karil daylight t'b'® cents on party lines, 26 cents on Center Pharmacy and \v>tkins ' chores areii t D E L in O U S STE.AKS A Vaium You Can't Boat Ditch diRKina for foot­ flat-rate extension phones and 10 ¥ |.| V Sk|*|^ first shovel of earth In ground- and masonry work: Kilpatrick Iron Your With Fried Onitms and ings of buildinKS, land Brothers, and by all members of , ‘ o" hitched to the clock. ) H. A. FRINK cents on message sate extension 1.11 ilC v v i IV breakmKbreaking ceremonies held Wrdnes- Works. Manchester, steel work: the Rotary CTub. ' say It causes confusion. Pepper*!— 30c Sullivan .%vr. Wapping Pay of^ffla as 50c A WEEK drainage, water and sewtr phones. day at 9:30 s.m. in North Coven- Glastonbury riumbing * Heating The confusion, dairy farmers C enter Street Tel. Man. 71.18 After 4 P. 11. pipes; septic tank holao. For buaineas service phones, the trv, marking the start of mn- Co., plumbing and heating; John rontend. is even passed on to their struction of a new firehouse, P. Bonino, Manchester, electrical Better company asked a 25 cents boost Siilviition Aniiy Bri* Danbury Faction herd... Cows. It seems, give less 3 - ' ('u.stnm tractor work. In main station service, .K) cents pade Taking Part in Shown watching, left to right, are work, and Southern New England milk when their milking sc hedules for flat-rate extension phones, and H. B. Pomeroy, chairman of the Roofing Co., Hartford, roofing. I are changed. 20 cents for message-rate exten­ Proprani Toniglil Building committee; R ic h a rd ______Deal Pontiac Backing Bradlev I Big city workers as a rule like [LVIN G. COX WM. F. STEELE sions. Roehm, president of the Fire de- ] daylight time for it gives them an The application was opposed by partment; Fred C. Knofla. general additional hour of aiioliglit after lender the direction of Mrs. Al­ SERVICE STATION & S0N Henry Mayer, counsel for the contraetor; and Byron W. Hall. -Danbury. Conn,, April 21- (4’j— '• a day at the office or plant TF.I,. 8181 telephone operators' union Divi­ ton Perretl the Songster Brigsde treasurer. McRAY'S Dealership J. Kenneth Bradley, of Westport, fiainblrr’H .Vgalnst It 683 Vernon St., Manehaattr sion 55 of the Communication The volunteer firemen have been ^ w-ill have the support of one fac­ of the lov.aj .Salvation Army Corps In Nevada, gamblers vainly op­ Tel. 2-0531 Workers of America (CIO). working for the past several KISH AND CHIPS tion of Danbury’s Republican party will take pArt In the Army's 70th posed its adoption on. the ground Mayer said his organization did months In raising funds for the I Tartar Satire We have all popular sizes— in bis bid or the GOP guberna­ that citizens would spend extra not believe the arbitration award anniversary rnuaic congress this new struetiire. torial nomination. and exposure instruction.i i hours outdoors when tliey could justified a rate increase. Instead, evening in NeW York City The The firehouse will be a «iie- 50c Center SI. BALCH-PONTIAC 'This was revealed today In an ^ are included with each roll. I be starting on night life rounds. he suggested, the f’UC should n - gri'ij|) left by private cars this stnry. ronerete block building with annonneement of formation of a view the company's entire rate afternoon, accompaitied by Major With simple cameras, outdoor pictures should be made I NCOPOR A TED I Some confusion seems almost steel roofing It will hold two "Bradley for Governor" club here certain to ari.se out of railroad struetPre “ from the point of view Benjamin C. Jones. Tiiey ex­ firetriirki and will be equipped only in bright, direct sunlight. Stop in and get a roll of a decrease in rates. " 155 CENTER ST.— MANCHESTER—TEL. 2-4545 under the sponsorship of former j gcjiedules. Most roads will cling to pect to return tomorrow. Terri­ with two doors 10 feet high and Read Herald Advs. for your camera today. Mayor Adam A. Roth and Deputy I but others will oper Mayer said the company paid torial Commander Donald McMil­ Sheriff Joseph F. Keating. greater dividends and reduced op­ lan will be chairman. ate on the new time. erating costs last year while OPEN DAILY . . . 8 A. AL-10 P. >1. Both Roth and Keating long The congress wiil rlose Sunday have been at odds with the regu­ "niftklng a net profit in excess of and apprfiximately '20 bands, and a million dollars a month. " . lar Republican organization here 10 leading choirs from 11 Eastern' .i^(lMdarCb SATURDAYS 8 A. M.-7 P. M. which to date has made no com­ state.s. will participate. In the dif­ NOW is the time ferent sessions of the music festl- mittments as to its position In the Sex Education v.al. under Captain Richard Holz, SUNDAYS...... 11 A. M..6 P, M. gubernatorial nomination race. car! The place territorial music dlrertor Erik Kaating for many years was a Is the First l.s'ldzen. prominent eompi'ser and member of the Republican town Is Vernon Topic arranger, will be guest conduc­ Wr. CijSm^^oP: committee here as chairman in the '• lank of Manchci A ^ tor ROASTING CHICKENS Fourth District, a post from which ' ou can .*>a\c he was ousted several years a g o ' Ons of the outstanding meetings Th* congress ts s high light of the observance of th* 70tb anniver­ in an intra-party dispute with | ver the usual of Its 1949-1950 season was held Sometimes we are asked why our chickens taste .so de­ present leaders of the local regular i on Monday evening. April 17. hy sary of the founding of the Salva­ tion Army in the t'niteil States Republican organization. He was L m f \ ^ a m t u U j the Rural Vernon School Associa­ licious. They are fresh, they are clean inside as well opposed at that time hy Henry J .' tion. Dr. Hilda Croahy Standish. The local .Salvation Army band Beautiful, Exclusive Yet will play at Bushneil Meiiiorlal. Gebert. Jr., member of the G.O.P. ! mother of five, physician and lec­ as out, and they are designed and raised to produce turer, was the speaker of the eve­ Hartford, for the BBIy Graham .State Central committee from the | NATIONAL meeting Monday evening Inexpensive 24lh Senatorial Dl.strlpt and pres- ; DU ning, and her talk, entitled "An- tine-flavored meat instead of eggs. fewerlng Chlldren'a Questions ent chairman of Danbury's Second About Sex" was most tnstnieflve. District G.O P. committee. SILVER As a part of her talk she showed Two Arrc8lr what can be done about the teach­ LAKE the vice chairman and Frank Lat- ' loan, without extra cost. ing of this subject matter In the Two arrests were made here tin, treasurer. 1 schools. She also showed many la.st mchl. aerording to a report FOR YOUR OLD REFRIOERATOR hooks which would help parents io from I'ollce headquarters handle their childrens questions AUTO FINANCE Intelligently. ■lohn Grsham, 2S. of Coventry, Guests were present from the wns arrejited by Patrolman Ram- CHAFFEE 12 Month* 18 Month* 1 24 Month* Maple Street. East and Northeast iiel Msltempo for driving under ASHFORD, CONN. Face m l ^ m P. "T. A.a and many expressed their the intbienee of liquor. ' Amount Net Monthly Net Monthly Net Monthly Joseph Karosi. 51. of Mansfield, I gratitude to Dr Standish for a 3 '/I months have gone by in 19,50. Now is the time of Note Proceeds Payment Proceed* Paviiient Prooe«^* Payment wn.s also arrested by Malleinpo ! .We’re Set Up! 500 47.VOO 41.87 484.29 37.78 454.0.04 20.84 rewarding evening. Planting Time Again! for speeding on East Center to plan your vacation. The average American famil.v 1000 9,10.00 SS.S4 928.57 5.1.58 ^ . 0.09 41.87 street. i spends aimut 8160 annually for a week or two. Here at 1500 142.1.00 135.00 1S92.88 SS.84 1882.18 82.50 INTERMVIOHU. Both wilt he arraigned in Town Lake Chaffee, Manchester people lead in the number ' Cost I* only $5.00 Per 8100 Fop 1* Month* Sun Dress-Jacket Coori tomorrow morning. ■ SLIP COVERS of property owpers. Although this Is the second season Lake Chaf(pe has advanced several years. Your choice of North, South. East or West shores. 314 lots from $195 OPEN S.VTURDAYS 9 TO 12 WUIVESIER Kitchen Helper REUPHOLSTERING up. $45 down. 10 months to pay. Family Size 8.7 c. . F L RsLin m DRAPERIES \ 6 ne;w c o t t a g e s $1,795 a n d u p Your Choice of 300 Voriefies Of Bulk SEEDS AVtf Furniture Custom Madv Drive Out Today Or Any Day Strawberrv and Seed Potatoes to Your Order .Office Open Dally 10 A. M. to Dark Asparagus Plants Your Imiuiry Cordially Invited Take Wilbur Cross Highway North to Route 89 Yon'\f —Mfe from kpo.Ugr Rnd brfRkaif—>n HV8 C« tk jl f8*il. trre*«ib!e Rottlet itc Ribbed ties* Extra pays dividends 8 times Lawn Rakes and All Kinds normAliv «ouM not be u$ed. o(i(oed Quicklj oitboochAoi. larfr crisper ie *cid-neieaMd daily for life—Towle Ster­ H o t ' U 16 MnootMy diV percclai. emaseL A Beauty Treatment I 6 YIRR WARRANTY pMging 006 or too ot o U » c ling. Of Garden and Lawn Tools CANVAS AWNINGS Soe Barnett ^ By Mm. Anne Cabot 'The price of TOWLE Sterling , Hare's « darUng Uttle aundreaa Here is an Item that Is on A-1 seems very low when you consider Wheel Borrows —Rubbish Burners S b * » ^ that’s designed to please girU of assistant to you around sink and For Your Car the lasting beauty and oervlce It b o " three to eight Use a bright ebn- stove, "rhe crocheted "swirled" will bring into your home. You’ll Right now is the time to choose your Canvai tFsating bamd for waist' top and dresa and shawl act os dishcloths WE W ILL: enjoy It every day, every year of Eyergreens A w ningf . . . custom made to fit your while the top doubles as a pothold- skirt trim. The tiny jacket fiut- your life. Come in soon and se­ FRUIT TREES particular needs, in harmonixing colors to tons on, 1s oa cute os can be. er. Wooden spoon and dish mop REMOVE DENTS AND RUST SPOTS. lect the TOWLE pstteni thai’s complete the useful attire and express your individual taste. For beauty, Pattern No. 8544 is a sew-rlte FILL IN UGLY HOLES. perfect to r you—you’ll be making Including Apples* Pcar$, Peach and Cherry pstforoted pattern tn atzos 8. 4. 5. make it a graniT gift for a shower your finest and wisast Investment! Lettnce and Cabbage Pbmta Are Ready economy and permanent sadsfaction there •, t had 8 yean. 8ise 4, dresa, or os donation for a church bazaar. “TOUCH UP“ SCRATCHES AND PAINT. Pattern No. 605? consists of is no tubsdtute for Canvas Awning*.-Estt^^ 1 8-8 yards o f 39-toch; Jacket anti INSTALL NEW SEAT COVERS. WE ALSO CARRY GORHAM, INTERNATIONAL. tiimaiing. 1 yard. complete crocheting instructions WALLACE, LUNT and SMITH mates gladly given without obligation. Call BRUNNER*^ k. T. f. N . Par this pattern, send 25 orata, for dishcloths and potholder, - ma* INSTALL NEW FLOOR MATS. tn enins, your name, oddresf, slse Uriai requirements, sUtch illustra­ -BUDGET TERMS ARRANGEIT us now. flMirsd, and the pattern number tions and finishing directions. BE READY FOR SPRING L A R S E ir s 358 EAST CENTER ST. O P E N MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY Till. 9 ^ Bend 20c in coins, your nsms, Woodland Gardens MAN<:HESTER AWNING & to Bua Barnett, ‘IIm Maacbester C>LL MANCHESTER 4134 address and the Pattern N u m W I FEED AND HARDWARE T w hig Barsld. USO Ave. Amer JOHN J. ZAPADKA CANVAS PRODUCTS CO. , New York 19, N. T. to Anne Cebot. The Mancheawri Evening Herald. 1150 Avenue 34 DEPOT SQUABS TEL. 5406 188 H A R T F O a b ^ A S TEL. $-8881 ASK FOR JERRY FAY taBt aii88 t b ^ a iia g i______Americee, New York Jf, N. T- Dewey-Ridunan 168 WOODLAND STREET tEL. 8474 ‘ PuliiflB. Tme latest tafua Is Needlework Pens -i- .Anne Oaktl Qf8|i $vtry Dty IJnOl SiyOm^fliarBday Ewnlatt Til 9 Ope* All Day aklardaya For Toor CM v«dtM a eoinplsta MANCHESTER Open All Dar and Evenings ot'i Ibg New Albqm ' ig here. I JEWELERS aad SILVERSMITHI •agagaalBs. Fabric nsws, Dozens of fescinetlng nsw dsflgBS, WVre No Farther Away Than Tour Telephone Om..---. ITT;. Mit *^* 1 ------4 ^ a wealth of smart gifts, decorations and epadall 767 MAIN STREET / Prompt Attention. Given To Delivery Orders ,,fM8k8 Uf9m Cor eummer are oa .leaturet . . . Plus four gift pot-J MOTOR SALES 'IneMM. eoRla. terns and directions. 28 cents. ■fc„s . I *■' \ /' \

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1960 N \ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTlER, CONN. FRIDAY, APRIL 21. 19W P A O i T m i m D i or tfruga, 10 polnU; Evading re- Mark 30th Year eponsibility, 5 poinU; racing, 8 "Gigi’ Diirstoii New Hospital Builders Point System polnta; Opehiting under auepen- Obituary Put Flsff in Position HOLLISTER SCHOOL.^;i April 25 Sion, 7 polnU; Reckless driving, 6 Breaks Troth In Muster Here points; Reckless (h-iving (if. line Follow'ing the custom of all For Autoists is less than 850), 4 points: Speed­ New York Civic Dramn Guild Preaenta .> (CoBlbmed fron Page Une) steel workers, s flag was hung Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxil­ Celebrated in ing. 3 points; Passing standing from the top girder as soon as iary, United Spanish War .Vet^- Connie Mack school bus, 2 points; Violation Dealhs it was put in place on the new ans, celebrated Its thirtieth anni­ Bm U m ExpUining It thia sort meets with my complete rules . of the road, 2 points; All approval." . addition to the Manchester versary last night, and annual THE HEIRESS other conviction! for moving vlola- Mrs. Edith U. Hastings tmi Wedding plana had gone to the •Memorial hospital. Wednesday muster In the State Armory. Ward GI to Each One Ob^ tlona 2 points: Police or Inspec­ Mrs. Edith Hall Hastings, widow at 3:45 p. m. The brick work Cheney Camp, No. 13, U. S. W. V., -ALL STAB BttOADW.AY t.A.ST Boston Giant'Killers of Frank H. Hastings, formerly of point where Miss Durstoii had been fififn g New Ucen»e tor’s warnings, one point: On fitted to an elaborate wedding will be started aoon, Raymond were guests, snd Commander Courageous Rangers Athletics’ Manager proven complaint of moving viola­ this town, died this.morning at the Goalee, ehairman of the hospi­ Alexander Berggren gave the imis- with Rlir.abrtli Ijiurm re and Robert Van Itootnm m s B j home of her son, Kenneth M. gown and her trousseau had been V tion. one point; Accident Involve­ practically completed. tal Biiiiding committee, .stated ter oath for the camp. Depart­ EAIIL W. A iMOklet «BUU*d "S*f« IWv- ment responsibility, no conviction, Hastings, 15 Nassau ’ circle. East today, and with good weather ment President Mrs. Mildred Ted- •r* Save Uvee” is being given to Hartford, following a long illness. At Elllott'a Insistence, Gigi Reviewing "Peg O’ 5Iy Heart," a previous Guild Production, HERALD one point. progress will be speeded up. ford gave the auxiliary members the IIER-ALO said "Bruadwa,v came to Manclieslrr last night YOST Topple Wings Again Marks L^olden Jubilee aaotorUt applying for tbe She was born 72 yerfrs ago in will keep a huge atar sapphire ring their oath. Three of their char­ Portadown. Northern Ireland, a which he gave her some months . . . the Guild will be welcomed in its next Manchester appear* Sports Editor 1959 Ueenaea at the local tub ter members were present, Mrs. anee with ’The Heiress’ in April." branch office In the SUte Armory. Public Kecorcls daughter of the late Alexander «Kf>- Mary Warren, Mrs. Elizabeth ANGLE Win 2 to 1 in Overtime L’» Entertain Red Sox |U)0,000 deal last wlntar — t8* It a acale of the new Con­ and Ellen Reid Hall, and came to The young singer will continue Baidu ill Is Out Maher and Mrs. Lottie Behrend. > Mackmsn are not figurod to (Inlah necticut Point Syetem. ' this country and Msnche.ster with i her entertainment___ tour. She has The muster ceremonies were ■ALL SE.\TS .81.80 (Tax Incl.) Elected Captain At Shibe Park; Maiy? better than fifth this soaaon. her parents when a child. She \ recently appeared at Pittsburgh, It’a Offlcinl Now •In' tbe select circle Include Stan At Detroit to Take The Commleeioner of Motor | Bond for D*ed preceded by a supper of baked Hilinski, Cliff Gleason, Ed Kovls, In another move to bolstor tho Sherwood Bishop to Sarah M. was employed before hej- marriage ^ gt. Louis and New Jersey night ham, mashed potatoes and tumipa, On sale at Watkins Rmihers, Center Phannac,r, North End Ernie Johnson ia officially n Fans Pulling for Mr. team’s chanesA Mack hired two ot Vehiclea, Oomeliua F. Mulvihill, le -' As (aOP (laiididate member of the Boston Braves' var­ Taggart and Spud Schmeiake. Mc- One Game Advantage Vehiclsa, Oomeliua F. Muivinill, la- property at 413 Woodland , a.s a winder at Cheney Brothers. ; spots as a featured star and will peas, ice cream, rolla and coffee, Pharmacy and by all Rotary Club members. hla former stars, Mickay Cochrans rfqulrcd by law | conve%nce final May 10. I She leaves her son. Kenneth M. , ,„ o „ leave for Montreal to start a sity. Johnson’s name was trans- Curry’a 428 Was tops. . George I In the Playoff Series Mack to Win One More prepared and served in the dining Olds, the veteran foul line judge and Bing Mlllsr, to join Jimmy all motor vehicle violations report­ Hastings; three grandchildren, | aeries of Canadian engagements. (Continued from Page Qtic) room by a committee from the farred from a Mllwaukae contract Warrantee Deeds to a Brave pact Wednesday eva- who lost his job during ths past I — ^ Dykes on the A’s coaching staff. ed to him. ’The great majority of Vincent P. Marcin to John F. I-orns E„ Whitney T„ and Frank ! The Durslon family formerly re- auxiliary consisting of Mrs. Philadelphia April 21—(45 — A In the two games play^ ao far, (Connecticut drivers go through s L,. Hastings; one brother, John to the Stale Supreme Ctmrl from nlng. So tha big Swade from season when an electric foul-pToof I Detriiit. April 21 - The and Mary E. Readon, property On ' sided at 210 Four Mile road, in George Tedford. Mrs. Joseph Beh­ I couragAous New York Rangers to- tall, gaupt man whoae twinkling the Msekmen split with the Waah- llfbtlms of driving without ever Hall, of this town; two sisters, West Hartford. Gigl was grad­ Bowle.s. rend, Mrs. George T). Edwards and Brattleboro, Vt., haa ipade the foul line ‘was Installed at the Y J ayea have watched baseball come Green road. Mrs. Joseph Crooks, of this town, jump from aprlng training batting lanes, rendered several vocal selec- | ' day found themselves within one Ington Benators. being reported, warned or arrest-, Joaeph P. Knoff et a] to Victor uated from Hall High in 1945 and, Sentiment among those at the Mrs. Burton Li^wis. of age, pauses today at a milestone To handle the mound cboroa sd—wlthout; eVer having an sccl- and Mrs. Dorothy Bradley, of .soon after, started her career in meeting wa.a highly critical of the Mrs. Warren, who is serving an practice pitcher to a berth in the tions Including "Darling 1 Am { game of pulling one of the year’s .N. Champ, property on Oakland Brattleboro, Vt. "There are sev- HARD SURFACE major leagues. Growing Old’’ . . . Cliff Gleason, | major sports upsets—a Stanley In his icaresr. i today’s game. Mack selected Leu d4»t. terrace. New York. I party’s pivsent leadership, with j other term as president, presented Today is Coniil# Mack Day In Brlssle *— the lefthander with tha eial nieces ami nephews. I most of the crilici.sm centered on' tbe beautifully decorated birthday 'The lanky Vermonter, who batter known as a softball pitcher ; Chip victory over the Detroit Red The Point System is designed to j Andrew An.saldi to Glenn .1. and Mrs. Hastings was formerly s played some fine basketball for Philadelphia—marking (he ”Grand war-ahattared/leg. He will be op­ on Over- I E. Mitchell: One critic, former Rep. ' ‘’“ be and distributed portions to all and Umpire, said last season was ; Wings. rsarh.those few drivers who. for, Lorraine .Mirtl. property member o^ th e North Methodl.st Manchester in the Eastern Profes­ the best In his career. He averaged Old Man e ” Golden Jubilee aa posed by tM Red Box’s Maury j Robert Hodge of Orange, sped- Pf‘’sfbL d r iv e w a y ^ The orphaned New Yorkers took McDermott. one reason or another, seem to ; land street, < hurch herC^nd later of the South sional Baaketball League last sea­ 120.26 .... Four pinners averaged manager of hia beloved Athletlca. J. About Town ; flcally exempted State Chairman i games rounded the Wings 2-1 in overtime last, Today also marked tha official have more than their share of s c -1 Thomas J. Shannon to Roy Park Methodist church, Hartford. son, thus becomes the first bat­ better than 120 for the season. night to move out In front, three Connie, still apiinghtly and erect cldenU. court convictions, or po-1 and Atidrey I Durey, property on | I Clarence F. iCappy) Baldwin from! enjoyable evening. AMESITE CONCRETE \SPHALT ting practice pitclier in years to at 87, will lead a parade to Shibe release of Mack’s autobiography — Funeral services sre'' in charge The daughter born April 6 to Mr. They w ere Taggart 121.6, Goodrich | games to two. In the*4iest-of-seven lice warnings. Hemlock street. wstklns Brothers and will be ! his charges that the leadera "have come back six weekn later and be 120.10. Gleason 120.26 and Correntl j Park, where the A’a meet the My 66 ’Years in the Big Leapias." 1 John R. McGann to Harry anil „ ,jn,p yet to be deter- and Mrs. John Calvert of Flsst done a rotten job. ” Reasonable Prices Machine Spread a member of a pennant contending series. Boston Red Sox In the hom# opener All royalties of the book ats ta bo ’Three points esU for a warning Windsor, has been named Deborah Le"al Problem 120.2 . . Loop prexy Bruno Maz-’f Ths Rangers will have s chance , Lena R. Docring, property at Pine will he In the Hall Lowell declined to discuss the team. zoli, a member of the champlCn- J of the 1950 American League aea­ donated by Mack to the Jmitar letter, five polnta, a conference, and and Division streets. family plot in the Buiklsnd eeme- Ann, Mrs. Calvert Is the former ’ question of a pos.sible ’Draft Bsld- Terms .\rranKcd I Ton Itoller to grab the - championship Satur­ Baseball Federation of Philadel­ Doris Holehelmer of this town. Ed Rummil, niy left hand neigh­ ship Motor Sales’ entry, said it | aon. aix points a hearing. Points are ' Oath of Office , t^ry. I win’ campaign. . Faces Assembly bor at Boston’s opening American day night In game No. 6 and If With Baseball Commissioner A. phia. erased after they become five years Free Estimates Ton Roller was the first time In seven years ' they fall then will have another Notice of taking of oath of of- | ‘ ' ______.— , I He toUl the meeting: League game last Tuesday, had that he was a member of a win­ B. Chandler, American I.eogue Connie Mack hsa come a long, old. flee as assistant registrar of The Hartford County Federation try Sunday night In the seventh long way alnce the turn of tho of Democratic Women’s Cluba will "We haven’t been very proud of this to say about Johnson when ning team. This goes to prove President Will Harrldge and many Below la the Point System; births, deaths and marriages. Ray­ I what the Republican party has (Continoed from Page One) All If ork Guaranteed quizzed: “Johnson knows what and windup game of the series. other notables present. Mack will century — and endeared hlmaolf to Fatal accident Involvement, If hold a luncheon and card party to­ that if you bowl long enough you The games will be played here mond T. Quiah. appointment con­ Funerals 1 done lately. We have no program. he ia doing out there. He looks are bound to be with a winner. be given a truckload of gnodluck a couple of generations. held responaible. 10 points; Oper­ firmed bv Board of Directors morrow afternoon at 1 o’clock at in 1951 before they could come up like a guy they (the Bravea) can since a circus la occupying the President Truman In a letter of Ccntincl Hill hall. Hartford. Any ' We don’t know what we stand for. Shots Hero and There scrolls signed by more than a mil­ ating under the influence of liquor Term expires November fl, 19.’i0 for rstifleXtion at an election. use. 1 only saw him in one poor Rangers home rink. lion of hts fsna. j congratulation expressed the gen- .Mrs. .\nnle J*. Tierney Mancheater mehibera who wish to I We have got to produce something Ma.v Be Dela.ved Until 'S3 Alva Kelley, an as.sistant at Cor­ The funeral of Mrs. Annie P. attend may secure tickets by call­ that will attract voters, that will game In the South, but he had been ^ Slender Don Raleigh, a 155- | When Connie steps out of the I ersi feeling when he wrote: If it Is^ legally Impossible to CERINO and MONACO very gobd in other appearances. nell for the past four years, has pound center, shared hero honors] dugoiit for the home plate cere­ "Msy your shadow ntvsr grow Tierney, wife of Patrick J. Tier; ing Mrs. Allan Bourn, 2-1806. be a rallying point." initiate an' amendment during a been appointed varsity line coach ney, of- 28 Griswold street, was CALL ANYTIME MANCHESTER 2-1914 In fact, he’s been very good. The with Ranger goalie Chuck Rayner'i monies, his mind msy well wander leas." special session, as Msitbie sug­ at Yale University to succeed Har­ F.x-Giants Willard Marshall, 8ld Gordon and Buddy Kerr, left to right, heid this morning from the W. P. The regular duplicate bridge other day he was nicked for a last night aa the New Y'orkers| back over themnrtes no one else gested it might be. any constitu­ homer and lost the game but that old Kopp. The latter resigned re stunned the Wings and some 12 - i shake on It. Behind them, Earl Torgeson, Billy Smithworlh and Con­ In baseball can boast — his debut Classified Advertising Qutsh Funeral Home st 8;30, and tournament will be held tonight Ili$;b Finance tional change wbuld be delayed at cently to accept the head football at St. James’s c hurch at 9 o'clock, guy (Ted Williams) hits them ail." 610 faithful fans. nie Ryan, left to right. Join in the festivities after the Braves belted as a catcher 66 years ago. hla at 8 o'clock at Tinker hall. Win- least until 1953. Rummil was referring to Williams' (xiachtng post at Rhode Island ! where a solemn requiem mass was I ners In the mixed pair club cham­ The script w-aa much like Tues- ' Ihr New York Nstionsls for the second straight afternoon at the Polo great Philadelphia teama ot 1910 Sporta la Brief SEE PAGE FOURTEEN Tale Unfolded homer with two men on base State Kelley is a graduate of C or-' \ Grounds.- and the pennant-winning years of celebrated. Rev. John Tierney of pionship were aa follows; Mrs. nell . . . Johnny Rice, for many | day night’Sj game, with Raleigh Hartford was the celebrant. Rev. which gave the Sox a 3 to 1 win 1929, 30 and "31. I Robert Lathrop and Janies L. COME and HEAR over the Braves In a city series years a favorite midget auto driv­ again banging In the deciding goal G«ir Booses lor Sale 72 Hodmo for Sale 72 Brmitslsw Gadarowakl the deacon, Baker 49, Mr. and Mrs. John (Continued from Pnge One) in an action-packed overtime Today’s expected crowd of 80.000 Virginia Besrh, Va.—Bpb Toskt. and Rev. Edgar F'arrell the siib- bre-seaaon exhibition' game. Ed er, has decided to remain out of Billy Anderson plus will be a far cry from the Drebinger 46'2. Mr. ami Mrs. Leo RaymonrI E. Gorman covers baseball for the Christian competition this season. However, period. Northampton, Maas., tesmsd with ROCKVTLXiE—7 rooms and bath. SEVEN Rooms. 4 up. .3 ilow'n. dciicon. Flaherty 46, and Betty Dzisdii.s din ed to $70 an engine, or 8119,‘»00 r On Tuesday It took him until few hundred he played before In W. VV. McClannon, Jr., Virginia Mi.ss Jane Nai kowski played Science Monitor. Johnny is keeping bis hand in the Bill Anderson, former Manchea­ Dickson Continues Oil burner furnace heat. 1 car ga­ Steam oil heal, tile bath iip.slslra, and Don Gnstaf.son 4,5. f ir the 1700 engines. 8:34 of X sudden death overtime ths cow pasture days of baseball. Beach, to win pro-amataur Iion- mid sang the mass. Burial wa.s in Insurance Big Ernie graduated from high sport by serving as th;^ official ter High swimmer, was elected rage, workshop. Near bus line, lavatory down Two-rar garage The Diesel company filled its starter at Cherry Park . . . Frankie period to sink the goal that gave Just aa the 860-a-plate dinner nra with best ball 81 In the Ckva- .St James'a lemctery wheie Rev A movie, ’’Manners ( ’an Be Auto—Fire—Life school in 1942 and his coach. Ray captain of next year’s University given in hla honor last night was Her Specialists Tournament atorea and schools. In excellent About i-} acre. Near center .\o contract, obtaining parts lor the DraghstU, said he was going to Albert, star T-quartcrback with of Connecticut swimming team at the Rangers's 4-3 decision. condition. 810,000. Tom Minor, Agents. Ctall 2-1332 evenings Tierney, assisted by rtev. Farrell, Fun. ” was pre.sented this moimng Mastery' Over Cards a country mile from the 50-cenl • Pthehurst, N. C. — Defending read the committtal service at the cngine.s from suh-cjntractors. 42 Brookfield St. Phone 4871 » / get the pitcher a tryout. Ernie the San Francisco 49era, Is helping the annual banquet held last night. He did it much faster last night, Agent. "Tel. Rockville 299. by pupils of grndos three and four Meanwhile, the Treasury depart­ lunchM he conaldered the last word (Champion Frank Btranahan de­ grave. hurled but one year of high school the Naval Academy backs In grid Anderson competed In freestyle blasting Detroit’s hopes with a feated Jack Culp. Jr., 5 and 4, to I at the Rohertaon school. The pic- ment learned of the agreement to drills . . . Navy will face Maryland. a half century ago. lA>tii for Sale 7.1 The bearers were James P Tier- tiiies for this "movie” were drawn ball. He was taken to Fenway events for the U(3onns the past beautiful 10-footer after just 1;38 For the affair proceeds of gain the aeml-flnals round of the BROOKFIELD Street — 6 room iiev. William Tierney. Gnuge B pay. the Wa.shin,glrm firm $70 per Park for a workout with the Red Northwestern, Princeton. Southern two seasons. He is a Junior. of overtime play pint • Sizeil Pillabtirgh North and South Amateur Tour­ by the ihildien under the direc­ Csllfomla, Penn, Notre Dame, Tii- which will finance a Connie Mack English Colonial. Excelienl loca-, FXCEF’TIONAL Buy on a shore Williams, Ti.sniel O’Cunnell, James tion of their tOHcher, .Mis. l„e.ster engine. It called the Diesel Engine Sox. The Red Sockera claimed It wai a sweet victory for the nament. company’s attention to a clause in Johnson was too green and needed lane Columbia and Army this fall. Pitcher Wins, , 8 to 4; Bcholarshlp Fund for deserving tion, oU heat, insulated, tile bath.* lot at Andever Lake that also has Brown and Michael Feeley. Wolcott. The speakers were .lu- Rangers, who finished fourth In the boys — the A’s manager stepped Bsclsg garage with amesite drive. House | frontage on hard road, 50 x 200 dith Vostinak. Barbara Castilla. it.s contract warranting that it M cRAY'S a year In the semi-pro ranks. This is probably the toughest National Hockey League aeaaon I’eaterday^ had not employed anyone to solicit Draghetti disagreed and made schedule any colW e eleven will Tigern Beat Indian*; out of "uniform" and donned a New York - - Fighting ffaa stae 28 z 31. 30 day occupancy. feet .Also some choice building I (’arolyn Hoffman. Carol King and trailing first-place Detroit by near­ ($3.80) wnn tha Cirrtat Airse at the contract for a commi.ssion. The arrangements for his protegy to play thla year . . . Former Phlladel- Local Sport Nalloaal tuxedo, but he retained hla fa- Excellent buy, price 812,600. Tel. lots in Bolton and 7 acres on Ver­ Yk illcd 8I.(MM) Gift Jon Mullen. Thomas Janiroga was Hamburgers 20c ly to games. Ia»u Boudreau Injured mlllar high collar. Jamaica by six langths. Brae-Burn. 7728 or 5329. .stage helper. Federal agency then said it would ' work out with the rival Boston ihlra Xthlatlc second baseman Max The Rangers grabbed a 1-0 lead irgh non street, with 600 feet front­ allow the i'nlted States Industries with Fried Onions and Peppers Bravea The Braves were im­ llihop’ la In bis 18th season as Boston-New York, rain. Nearly every one of the fans at Havre De GracA Md.—Curaods-. age. Telephone 2-36fi6. Chatter at 7:44 of the second period on a By Joe RelcJiler today's game — and countless ro (89.80) captured tha Dogwood FIVE ROOM home, completely re­ Liicle's Kstalo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Obieniski. to collect onlv $5 per engine, or Center Street pressed and Jphnson signed a con head baseball coach at the Naval Brooklyn-Phllsdelphla. rsln. Piime by a length. 111 tract. After serving in the Ma­ Academy . . . A total of 1,568 rac­ 25-foot backhand ahot by Dune \#ao<'lated Press Sports Writer Chlcsgo-Clnclnnatl. rsln. scores of othera wherever baseball BOL"rON LAKE—Largs lot. rea­ of 134 Hilliard street, will obseiwe $8..500. • 1 decorated. Modem kitchen, oak rines, Ernie tolled in the minors es will run during the 166 days Dick and Ed Blow, Roger La- Fiaher and came within two min­ American la known will be hoping for' S Hallandale, Fla.—Eternal Road floora. copper plumbing, garage sonable. 200 feet from water their fortieth wedding anniversary Murry Dickson, pint-slxcd Pitts­ .New York April 21 i.Special» , with Hartford and Denver before of the New York racing season . . . France and Mike GIgllo are In utes of sccoring a ahutoiit- burgh pitcher, peralsts in nursing Detroit 5. Cleveland 4. Philadelphia victory to make tbe (810.70) won feature race at Gulf- and bam. Approximately 2'a Phone 2-2850 Manchester. Sunday, by holding an open house getting his big chance this spring. training with the Bristol Bees of Ted Lindsay. leading scorer In day complete. atreani aa turf aeaaon attd- Out of a net estate of 83.32.- , from 3 t«W6 o’clock in the after­ Last year a total of 520 stake rac­ a grudge. St. Utmis-OUAl'go. cold. acrea. Excellent condition On bus ny.5 .53 left by his uncle, Louis I-. Now a full fledged major leaguer. es with a value of 87,701,976 were the Colonial League in Maryland the NHL thla season, spoiled that Consequently the St. I»uis Car- New York-Boston. rsln. Hentlinrnlal Viewpoint ed. line. Price 811.000, Elva "Tyler, LOTS OF LOTS noon. Friends are invited to call Ernie is determined to make the Dick Blow and iJiFrance were as he poked In. a four-footer at Only guinea scheduled. And from a sentimental view- Lexington. Ky. - - Miss Thrill Farrell, who died on .-August 1. during these houis. run at tracks in the United States. iliiiala may find the road lo the Agent- Phone 2-4469. most of the opportunity to pitch . This year’s Hall of Fame game with the Owls last season. The 18:10 of the final period to send 19.50 National League champion­ uitematlonal point, many will be hoping the A’s j (825.40) and Volt ($9.20) won the Several building sites In vari­ 1947, under his will, Herman L. , IMehl of Manchester, Conn . re- , in the big show. at Oooperstown, N. Y”.. will be latter played bssketball with the the game Into overtime. ship a rocky one. Toronto 7. Syracuse 6, go on to bring .Mark "one more , (Illy and colt dlviatons. respscUva- MANCHESTER jous locations, Prices 8600 and )ip. The Mant heater Stamp (Tub At Potterton’s Nasslff Bullets last basketball sea­ The erowd smallest turnout of Mobtreal-Jeritay City. rain. pennant” he dreamed of for his an­ ly, of Keeneland'a Thoroughbred celves 81.000, it Is disclosed here will meet this evening at S;30 with Bread t.'rumbs played on Monday. July 24. The Dickaon did not exactly Jump Giants will meet the Red Sox son. the playoff series —gave the Wings Springfleld-Buffalo, rain. niversary year. Club dinner nuras. Blx-room Colonial, 7 years old. | today in the Surrogates’ Court Attorney Frederick R. Manning. Picked up at the recent T for joy when he lerrned a year .S A BEECHLER through the filing of an Inherit- , WHITCOMB AND MARIDEL HARDING Bowling L-eague banquet: Vic California hom or developed tennis an ovation after the goal. But It j ago last January that Bob Han- Rochester 5, Baltimore 8 (8 De.aplte the addition of third San Bruno, Calif. — Willow Hot water, oil heat, fireplace, at- i 47 Maple atreet. Tlie apeaker will players have won or shared 653 The Church Bowling I..eague was the last chance of the night curfew). baseman Bob DlUlnger — acquired Sweep (824.20) won tha six fur­ Realtor ance fax appraisal of the dree- be A. Winfred Hamrick of Thonip- AT THE Taggart, the loop's high average negan. former Cardinal owner, tached garage. Screened terrace, major titles In the last 50 years. . . banquet next month will feature to chaer aa Mr. Raleigh took Htandlnga from the 8t. Louis Browns in a long feature at Tanforatl. screens, atorm wlndowa. 814,800 Phone 6969 diuil’a property with Surrogate i sonville who will speak on the RCAVictor bowler, explained hts reason for had sold him to the Pirates. No­ jumpiag from the West Side Rec Southern California was the- least profes-slonal entertainment In ad­ charge of things in* the overtime body likes lo leave a perennial Amerimn LARGE Building lots with shade George Frankenthaler. , preaidential plate Mock. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE \v. L Pet. GBL Avondale Road. Six-room Cape The CTiemlca! Rank and Trust to the V League this way. “I was peilalized football team in the na­ dition to having Bill Cooper as period: pennant contender for a second di­ trees, at the Green. Wm. Kanehl. ; tion in 1948. The TYojans lost only master of ceremonies. Bill is tups *t. I»uls . . . . . 2 0 1.000 Cod with fireplace, steam, oil heat. Company are the executors of the Helge Pearson of Riverside. TONIGHT AT 7:4.1 farmed out by Billy Paganl. Two The Rangers were a happy bunch vision club. • 0 1,000 519 Center street. Phone 7773. 197 yards in penalties In nine in M.C. work. The little righthander ahowed Detroit ...... 2 Screens, storm wlndowa, 811.000. estate, the gross \aliie of whtrh Cal., former local musician who is , SUNDAY 10:4"> A. M.— 7:10 P. M. years I roUed with his team and after the halr-ralilng finish and New York ...2 1 .667 had the wet team average both games . . . Perry Samuels, Texas they expressed confidence they Ilia resentment the best wsy he .nmoimted to 8389.122 7.5, here for the Beethoven anniver­ Five attendance prizes were Washington ... 1 1 .500 Off Woodbrldge St. Four-room I.NTERESTINt;: INSPIRING: CHALI-KNtiING! years b u /1 , wasn’t wanted this back drafted by the (Chicago Bears, would wind up the series Ssturdsy. knew. He simply pitched his heart KeMiirl I'roprrt.v for Salt* 74 sary coiicerUs, will he the speaker ha# been clocked officially at ;09.5 awarded at the Y Bowling League Philadelphia ... 1 1 ..500 Cape Cod with Fireplace, steam, YOU'LL ENJOY EVERY MINT TE! year. ” An his freshman year at "Let’s win this next one so we out every tiiiio he faced lus former ..533 oil heat, garage, custom built brass at the meeting ot the Kiwanis for the 100 lard dash. . . New York banquet Wednesday nighL The Boston ... 1 2 LAKE (JHAFFEE-3 room cot­ the Y, ^ ic posted a fine 121.6 aver can tuck away the championship .males. The result” Dickson de­ 2 • .000 plumbing. Price. 89,500. Honpital Notes Club Monday noon at the Coun­ Bulldog end Bill (Ripley hofds a winners were Leonard Se.xton, A1 fTevriHiid .... 0 tage, large screened In porch, age M 68 games. . . Taggart’s best Plrkey, Franny Brogan, Adolph and win up thla long hockey sea­ feated the Cards five tunes in ’ ChUsgo . . . . 0 2 000 try dull, anil will also lead in the previfous season average was 114. degree in journalism from Wash­ ‘ eight trie* last year more than COVENTRY LAKE cabinet klichen, double floors singing. ington and Lee. Chipley was third O'Bright and Henry LaChappelle. son. ” aald Rayner. National Jy McCurry took down high I any utlier pili her .Murry won only ... 2 0 1 OOO Several year around homes | .Side walls and ceiling flni.shed. Patients Tiiday ...... 168 In pass recslvlng last year in the Boston . .. Insulated, bath room, well trees, Admitted yesterday; Mrs. -Mary ttu'ee string i)onors for the second Henry LaChapelle passes along ' seven against all the other six Chicago . . ... 1 0 1 000 priced from 87.500 to 810,500. | A .son w a.s born .April 17 in titaie In league play. Fred hss National Football League . . Pro : clnbs eoiiiblned. nice setting! extra lot. $8,500 Dwire, 17 Cumberland .street . .Mrs. roledo hospitni, to .Mr. and .Mrs. the information that 22 bo;bowlers In Pittsburgh . ... 2 1 .667 itlso won high single honors on football coaches picked 17 Minne­ Seats Ready I The Cards lost the flag to I .500 Tom Minor. Agent. Tel. Rockville Grace • Emerson. 10 Deepwood Harry Chasky of that city. They sota stars In the recent draft ses­ the Y l.,espie during the 1949-50 rhllddelphl# . . 1 WsJ LAKE WILLIAMS 209. drive; Mrs. Mary Bennett, 45 ' two occasions since Joining the season averaged 110 or belter. Brooklyn by one game. Did the Brooklyn . ... 1 I .500 have a two and a half-year-old loop. "My aim." Fred said, "ia to sion. The total selected was as Dickson sale backfire on the ... 1 2 .333 Near WHlimanttc. Year around Brookfield street; -Mrs, Ruth Leh­ daughter. Carol. Mrs. (.'hasky was many aa all other Big Ten schools Only 16 bowiers were under 110 St. Louis . home aites just off black top road. ('OVENTRY LAKE-Exceptional- mann. Rockville; Mrs, Helen M’al- win the high individual average and none vOre under the 300 mark. At Ball Fields blrda? Draw your own conclu­ Cincinnati ___ 0 1 .000 the former Ml.ss .May I’ ratt of this combined .... Southpaw Mickey sions. ___ 0 2 .000 Priced from 885.00 each. Terma ly fine, seven room lake front ! lace. .36 Seaman circle award next season. That’s why I McDermott reported to the Red O nter Service, aa a Uam, aver­ New York town and a graduate of Manches­ took a eeht next to Vic (Taggart) aged 116.132 per night while the Now comes a’ new season but Intemallonal arranged. Small down payment. cottage, large lot, excellent lo-i Admitted tfxlay; Carol and ter High school. wftii tha Sox this spring weighing but six Bleacher* Erecled al cation, screened in porch, garage | Nancy Johnson, 75 Middle Turn- tonight" . Henry LaChapelle, champion Manchester Motor Sales | the story la the same. Dickson Rochester 1,000 ounces more than he did on th# fi­ made his first start yesterday. The Toronto .,. 1.000 and artesian w’ell. Elmer Turk-i pike, west; Alan Weitlicli. 80 *‘Golden hard working secretary of the nal day of the 1949 season. had a 116.128 a,verage. The Mo­ Oval, Nebo, Robertson, EAST Ha r t f o r d Bo.v .Scout Troop 25 of Center M a rrim il league, smd In this writer'e book tor Sates won bdth rounds. Carda were* the opposition. And as Montreal .000 Ington. agent. South Coventry. ! I.uiurel atreet; Mrs. Frances Bald- Nearly new Cape Cod home in I hurch is holding a food .sale at Throat” can be guessed, Murry clipped the Jersey (?lty .000 TeL WiUlmantlc 2-279J4. win, 162 School street; Charlea the best bowling secretary in town, Memorial, Charter Oak excellent condition. Thirty dsy oc­ the J. W. Hale -store tomorrow finaat toM syalaaa gave the Intereetlng facU that 400 Hockey Playoff at a Glance Tennis courts at the West Bide | Redbirda' wings again, pitching Springfield .000 King. Ellington; James Harriaon, morning heginlng at nine o’clock. m RCA Vtrior .000 cupancy. Price. 810,500. history or better triples were recorded on Last 'Night’s Result (Jval. Robertson Park and at the | Bleacher allocatlona of thf va­ the Pirates to an easy 8-4 tri­ Buffalo .. :. 28 Rus-soll atrcBt. rear of the high school will be : Baltimore . .000 Suburban for Sale 7.4 Discharged yesterday; Mrs. Jane j 18 different occasions. McCurry. (National I>eague — Final best- rious softball and baseball fields umph. RCA VICTOR 8X71 Hippo Coirentt, Charlie Varrick of-aeven series). ready for play next week. Condi- \ Syracuse 000 WAREHOUSE TOINT , Patterson, 9 Village street: Mrs. 1 K in Manchester have been made and That was the only game played | Today's Games AT COVE.NTRY lioko, large live- and Jerry Goodrich, all had two New York 2, Detroit 1 (Over­ tlonlng on all courts waa started sections placed for the coming sea­ in the National League. The rest j Lovely Old Colonial. Oak floor­ room cottage, furnished. 400’ from Pearl Sombrlc and daughter, 63 Have You Visited I F yea'fi like marc pleasure fram a rafiia . . . time; New York leads, 3-2). thia week by membera of the Rec National ing, stean^ oil heat. Large sleep­ Drive B. Silver 1-ane homes; Wil- , 4(}0 or better nights, while others son, It waa reported by Rec Direc­ were postponed because of rain Philadelphia at Boston —Helnz- the water, overlooking the lake. ! ' finer perfarmanee anti better tene . . . tec this naaaaal RCA Department. Tennis permits for tor John Falkowskl. and cold weather. Inclement ing porch with oak flooring. Gen- liam Einsiedel. Ellington: Miss The Beautiful Modern VIetar AM-FM lastmment. At an nnbcHevably lew prtee yen the West Side courts may be se­ elman (17-10) vs. Bickford (16- e\‘x cabinet kitchen. Redwood Large porch and flreplace. Call Evelyn Sullivan. Vernon; Eugene 1 The West Side Oval, home of the weather also cut the American 2-0498 or 8236. i may have tbe beet . . . RCA VIeter itaUe-hnc VH. Sec RCA cured at tha West Side Rm office, 11 (. screens and atorm windows, large ' Roure, Jr., North Windham; Mrs. | Co.smetic Dept. \i The 5348535323232348485323232323534848534853234823534823232323for the High achool courts at the Twilight Baseball League, will League’s activities to one game. New York st Brooklyn—Koslo VIcter’a 8X71 In rich mareen plastle cabinet. AC-DC. have 784 seats. There are fourteen In that one. Detroit again nipped grounds, river frontage, SI 1.500. A.N’DOVKR LAKE—Modern 4'2- ; Ruth Fox, 60 ftarden atreet: Mra East Side Rec office, and tha Rob­ (11-14) vs. Roe (16-8). ’ -Margaret Keiderllng. Willimantlc. .4r|hiir Drug Stores ertson Park courts from the T. M. sections of the Hussey bleachers the Indians In Cleveland, this time Cincinnati at PilUburgh—Wei- room. Year round dwelling. Fire­ For Those ‘*FuH-Measure'* Values ICs with a seating capacity o f 66 per­ by 6-4. meler (11-12) vs. Werle (12-13). HENRY ESCOTT AGENCY place. steam heat, artesian well, Discharged today: Ronald Web- C. A. office. 1 eter, 67 Adams street; Mra. Mll- sons per section. Twelve sections, The triumph, left the 'Tigers and St. Louis st Chicago—Brecheen Henry Elscott garage, double lot. Sale price, $8,- GOLF SHOES 672 seati^ have been erected at the surprising' St. Louis Browns ' dred Scott and daughter. 37 Flower BASS Mancheater High opened (14-11) vs. Rush (10-18)i Thelma Jeffries Elscbtt 500. Alice Clampet. Agent. Phone home baseball season this Robertson Park, site of all Softball aa the only undefeated teams In. American Real Estate—Insurance ' street: Edward Alexander, tVeth- 4993, Mr. Mitten 6930, Mrs. Wag­ ersfleld: Stanley Trask, East Hart­ boon against Bristol High Twilight League games. the circuit Each haa won twro. All Chicago at Detroit — Haefner 266 High Street. West ner 2-0028. Plowing — Harrowing Oval. It was a COIL game The Church Softball League victories have come on the road. (9-111 vs. Trucks (19-11). Manchester 3683 ford; Barbara Kuhne, 34 Liberty ■street: Elaine and Gill Verrillo, Potterton’s. jl(Mi «><• tain Nino Petrlcca and Jlmniy '< which operated at Memorial Field Dickson stciiinicd his former Boston at Philadelphia McDer­ COUNTRY Homo, 5 rooms, arte­ J. MORl.YRTY Roach formed, the battery for the I w-ill have four sections of the old mates with six hits Including Stan mott (5-4) va. Kellner (20-12). SINGLE. 8 rooms and sun porch, sian well, electric fump, garage Glastonbury: John Alton. 58 Bilyue bleachers which seat 40 per sec­ load. 19 years of service and .satisfaction locals. Musial's second hon^e run of the Washington st New York— two tile baths, lavatory, flreplace. in basement. 1 acre, priced right. 184 WOODLAND ST. Wright Arch Pr*»*rY«r tion, thus giving the area 160 season, ^ d le Miller, subbing for Haynes (2-6) vs. Portsrfleld (2- oil heat, attached two-car garage 27 acres, 7 rooms, steam heat, Birth yesterday: A aon to Mr. AT THE CENTER 519-.641 MAIN ST. seats. The same number of sections and Mra, Austin Weiman, 46 Port­ TkateatHBU Ckilf Shoes $19.95 Baseball School schedule tor the Injured Marty Marion at 5 ). Large comer lot. Porter street. artesian well, oil burner, 811.500. TEL. 6092 have been placed at Charter Oak (Only games schsduled). land atreet. Saturday morning at Mt. Nebo fol­ shortstop, drove in two (Cardinal Phone 8902. . I Make an offer, you may be hap­ lows; 9 to la a. m.—Boys eight Lota where the Rec Softball runs with a second Inning single. InlematloBsl pily surprised. 3 rooms and bath, and nine; 10 to 11 a. m.—boys 10, League playa. The new diamond at The other Redbird run was un­ Buffalo at Springfleld (8:30). MANCHESTER — 'Two year old 1 acrc,._barn and chicken coops, 11 and 12; 11 to 12 a. m.—boya IS Charter Oak Lota where Cheney earned. Montreal st Jersey City. Cape Cod, 6 flniahed rooms, hot $4,300. Call R. O. Denton 6724. anil over. Saturday afternoon the Brother# will play Its softball . Dickson helped his own cause at Torrpnto at Byrar.use. water oil heat, tile bath, flre­ No-Noz! achool will be In session at Cliarter league games will have two sec- I the plate. He drove In two runs, Rochester at Baltimore. place Inaulatcd. Immediate occu- ELLI.NGTO.N—New 5-rooms and Oak Lota. Boya eight and nine will tions, seating 80 persons. [ ^ single in the four-run pany. Sale price 811.000. Alice bath. Oil burner, steam heat, fire- ' 8L\ sections of the Hussey fourth inning, ‘ Yeelerday’a Stare ■ M E N ^ have a ctaaa from 1 to 2 p. m.; Clampet. Agent 4993, Mr. Mitten place. Expansion attic fbr 2 extra rvs SHOPS boya 10, 11, 12 will practice from bleachers. sesUng 338. will be set | xed Gray went the route for 6980. Mrs. Wagner 2-0028. rooms. Nice trees, extra lot. 1'* 2 to 3 p. ra. Tuesdi^ nigbt at the up at Memorial Field around thd the Tigers. limiting the Indians to Pat Mullln. Tigers — Drove In miles from Rockville. Artesian I KENNEL SUPPLY SHOP East Side Rec at '7:30 there will Little League diamond. Eight sec- j g|„ j,[tj for Detroit’s second two runs with a first Inning double 5 ROOMS on one floor, expandable well. 810.000. Tom Minor, Agent. I iiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii be basebaU films (or ail boys. tions of Hussey bleachers will be ,t,.^g|,t one-run margin victory and scored on Johnny Orolh s K ools upataira. fireplace, tile bath, oil Tel. Rockville 299. | 995 MAIN STREET FREE DELIVERY PHONE 2-4273 erMted at Mt. Nebo for baseball | oy,,. Cleveland, Angle to lead Detroit to a 5-4 tri­ hot water heat. Nioely landscap- Get Gulf’s greatest gasoline— Charlie Robbins, local runner games. Manager Lou Boudreau of the umph over (Cleveland. Murry Dickaon. Plratea—Stopped eCL Bul't 1942 Immediate occu­ ANDOVER—4-room dwelling with 11 who competed in the Boeton Mara- Director Falkowaki aald that In Indiana waa hit on the left elbow conveniences. Garage, approxi-, 'thoh Tuesday, whan asked after the event one league le drawing while batting In the ninth inning hla former St. Louie mates with pancy. Price 811,500. Elva T>ler, specially designed for today’s ■lx hiU in pitching Pittsburgh to Agent. Mancbestei 2-4469. mately 2'2 acres of land. Full I the race about the tbree Korean Large crowds mid if there are not and left the gams. The extent of price, 85.0U0. Alice Clampet, j Special Prices oh CANNED DOG FOOD by the Case runners who placed one, two, three enough bleacher seats to accommo­ the injury waa not determined im­ an 8-4 triumph over ths Cards for date all. more aectiona would' be his sixth triumph in nine dscislona MANCHEISTER — East Center Agent. Phone 4993. Mr. Mitten I powerful new engines!^ — George" Rice of Milford — said, "They may be good, but if mediately. 6930, Mra. Wagner 2-0028. STRONGHEART $1.95 jDaTiJ STRAIGHT PACKED HORSE MEAT. the AAU would give three of our moved from one field to another. The Tribe, trailing 6-2 in the against them. atmet McUon. Excellent modem RED H E A R T ...... Ton're in the deartti Cape Cod isrith front dormers and H IL L S ...... 48s— beat marathoBtrs six months to do i ninth, made it close when rookie VERNON—Large six-room hoiise. SNAPPY ...... $1.95 H IL Ii?...... $5.75 . vestibule. 2nd floor completely I N K Y ...... 24c— $5.00 nothing but run, we’d trim their ' AI R ^ n . clouted a four-bagger right at rain with tout eports EIxtra large sun porch, flreplace. IDEAL ___ $5.75 MY P E T ...... It’s giBot for NEW CARS panU off. We have to work for a Lanl Night'n figh h ■ With one on. finished. Feature;. Include fire­ BIG TIME ...... 1...... 24s— $4.50 place, oil heat, automatic hot Plenty of closet space, expansion living.” Robbins placed 38th. toga and Mansfield Kools I attic, hardwood floors, full con PARD ...... $5.75 BOVEX ...... $5.75 STO CK C A R water, insulated, tile bath, com­ -1 ( HOW TIME ...... 48s— $9.00 and groat for OLDER CARS Basketball TTaTI keep you euctunbee- Crete cellar, furnace heat. Artea- DASH ...... The Walnut Ktreel Taven)- will By The Afisodated Pre** Newton, Is.—H. A. (Bud) Milli­ bination atorm windows and KEX-L.RATIOX .. $e)e i 3 GOFFS ...... 1...... 24s— $5.30 ’ Minoeapolle — Pat lacobucct. inn well. Large lot, V4 mile from practice softball Saturday after­ kan said he would accept the baa­ AUTO RACING Mol with tbeea handeouM acraena, an-esite drive and base­ 127 1-4, Cincinnati, outpointed ketball coaching job at the Unlver- ment laundry. Priced to sell $io,. Parkway. 12 yenra old. Only $10,* noon at 2 at the Charter Oak LoU. Eddie Lacy. 129 8-4, Minneapolis, 600. Tom Minor,. Agent. TeL (Good Gulf—our. “legular’’ gaaoline—it better lhan ever, loot) Army and Navy softball team will eity of Maryland. hand-woveos. Step.in loJa y ■ fiOO. nione 7728 or 5329. Brae- 10. Stirfford Springs Rockville 299. MEAL or KIBBLES drill Monday night at 6:80 at the New York (Sunnyslde Garden) atep out and atep liTnly with Charter Oak LoU. The Silk City Claude Hammond. 147 1-2, West / and Nasalff aoftball teams will Speedway solid Manafield etyUa at H.95 and up KENSINGTON Street—Gbnrming Wsatc4-^Kcsl .EsUU 77 BEACON GAINES PURINA Millers' Sturdy New York, N- outpointed by 8-room Cope dod with ntuched KASCO practice tonight at 5:30 at tha Melser, 146 1-4, New York, 8. “Th2 Home of AH Radnf" Snrose, living ropin, dining room OONUUDIOUNO SELLING EISHLEMAN VFW Field. Scranton, Pa.—Pat Ckimlskey, CERO.MEATO HUNT CLUB KEN.L.BISK1T OLD TRUSTY O 'B rie n 's H u n te r's : 216, Paterson, N. J., knocked out Stafford Springs, Conn. nnfi Inr^ kitchen dow nsU lrs.^e TUUIt PROPERTTT Requires Close Supervlsiea Inrgn bodiboma nnd tUa both up- Without ebtlgntlon to you, wn . Art Henri, 188. New York, 7. EVERY SUNDAY pU in. Xull bnaement with Inun- will npprnlM ot moke yon a ensb SERVICE STATION SERVICE STATION Brooklyn (Broadway Arena) - AQUARIUM AND FISH SUPPLIES FROZEN BEEF, 2 LBS. 43c a Chicago. April 21- (Pi Boxing Joe Giardella. 155, New York. Jn r tubs. Oompictely insuUtod. olfor tot property. 8m us bnforn 2 :30 p. ni. you MO. Joseph O'Brien, Prop. Wm. S. Hunter, Prop. requires "the closest kind of su­ I knocked out Tommy Varsoa, 154, '4BM0W nad storm aaah. Hot DOG-CAT-BIRD AND FISH ACCESSORIES pervision and control.” the Jour­ ' Milwaukee, 1. oU hont. copper plumbing, Pbons m s Or SSTS Admission — Adults, $1.20 BKAS-BURM REALTY 559 Main St. nal of the American Medical Aa- Worceste^ ■ Mass. — TInsothy Lv. Center Travel Children 60c "'itonhn mi4 benuUfni LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPUK 24 Main SI. will driv* his powtrful Oflcnhauscr on the all-star Biidgct ■ociatioii said today. i "Buddy” Hayes, 131 1*2, Boston, Agency nt lIiIS y aMBlK .Wni radoeomte comifieto- TH IN KIN a or SsUlngT Wn nond. race procran Sondaff, 2:80 p.m. on Cherry Park Speed­ “No amount of regulation can stopped Bobby Polowttser, 132, A. M. Tel. saaa. ('1^8 Incl.) Iff. JtemodMn <»eeupnaey. Shown Tel. Man. 3984 Tel. Man. 3932 4 to S room houson. Buyers wait- PHONE US FOR FREE DELIVERY to YOUR DOOR ■ ♦ completely riemove the haxarda of Hartford, 9. Sanctioned By The filgfllMSMVS «nly. CnU lag. Quick rasultA CnU Suburbnn way, Avon. Eifht b if events under the sanction of the the”actlvUy, but every effort must PorUand, Me. — Reuben Davis, American Hot Rod Racing RotOtff C o, lUnltofn. Pboao ttlfi. ARDC. * be made to provide the safest pos­ 182, Fall River, Mass., outpointed sible competitive conditions," the Eduardo Carrasco, 135 1-2, Peru, [W [ICLAliD r'lMPAi Club, Inc. , Journal said in an editor!41. 10. •V

... Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l o . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., f r i d a t , a p r i l 21, 195? PAGl Fir igBN

Joe— Tlie doctor said he'd put BY PflNTAlNE FOS MANCHESTER EVEmnO HSRAX jD, MANUBJESTEII, CUNN^ FRIDAT. APEtL it, 1960 Find Weak Spota. Discarded Instrument A patient man is one who can riHINEIIVII.I.E FUl.KS f^ygi fOUB'lSISt drive up a long blU behind a bread me on niy feet again in a couple One of the definite aigna of Jazz haa Improved of weekfi. S e n s e A n d Beyond a doubt! wagon without cuaslng, auggeits apring on the Jann -it the way the the Galt, Ont., Can., Reporter. Bill And did he? ABtoBUtbilw PBr Halt 4 AotoMofeilM for Salt 4 norlBto—NonariM IS Btip Wiatod—Vtaute 55 Articles for Sate 45 Hooeekold Gdoda 51 Waato# to M cows break through a fence. At least they've moved Joe—Sure. 1 had to sell m.V auto N o n s e n s e Winter normkUy weakens some That cowbell out. to pay hirn. C A B B A O B Lettuce, broccoli, w a n t e d — ^Woman for ganeral A B A ^ A I N . Custom mada eofa m i d d l e -a g e d coupls want 4 un­ Clarice I don't see Charlie IM S BUICaC 4-door aadan. caaan aa 1937 FORD 60, two-door, radio L A R G E Doghouse for sale. Inquire o f the fenqe posts but a woven kohlrabi, cauliflower plants. Also houstwotk, one day a week. N o of blue antique velvet with down furnished rooms. Modem con­ StreomUne Q a t a B e d a whlatla. Engina amooth and pap­ and heater. Best offer. Phono 214 Oakland street. Tel. 8608. fence would be necessary to keep A young lad, whose rJarenU i ‘ potted tomato plants at Krause washing, no Ironing. Phone cushions. Also pair of matchsd veniences. T e l 2-8381. I've lost an Inch around my waist Tliis sign is in the wlqdow of py. For a g o o i daal on thla tat- 7772. some of tile frisky calves inside. weren't VMV aympathetlc to him ! a ''jumbled-iip" hardware store in Greenhouse, 621 Hartford Road. 8454. tabls lamps. Phone 3-3978. I hope It's gone to stay. The cows have a strtmg matenja' went___ . to a_ summerI ______camp, __ and1 on I; married him when he w anted you captlonal car aaa Elmar Bull at YOUNG COUPLE would like 3 or j Akron. O.: "Store of three won- A d m & g n g t s 1937 P A C K A R D coupe. $78. ’87 CaU 8700. Boats and Acccasoiico 46 No inch I have dellghta me like instinct, and when a mother finds his return talked so enthusiastl- to. Balch Pontiac, Ina. 15S Contar WAITRESS Wanted. Must have I ders. 1 11 You wonder if 1 have it. Bulck coupe, $78. '87 Packard A.p.C. W A S H E R with pump drain. 4 room unfurnished rent. Call The one that got away. her offspring outside she'll break cally about it that hl.s parents Clarice I did. atraat. Phona 2-4M8. Open ava- aome experience. Apply In per­ Excellent condition, $35. Phone 2-9569. j i2l 1 wonder where it is. i3l CLASBinED AOVT. sedan. $75. '37 i Plymouth coupe. H A V E You.checked up on the 1980 through and join it. were a bit ashamed. His father ninga and Sunday. Roofinf 14A son. Silk Oty Diner, 641 Main 3-1475. I'niU’ ! Everybody wonders how I find it." DIPT. BOUBSt $95. ’40 Pontiac club coupe, $265. Johnson Sea Horae outbuardaT He— You say you love in a w-ay. asked: ® All full price, drive me home. street. For dependability and years of How’s that? We are born for cooperation, 1933 OLDSM OBIIA: 4-door aadan, FEATURING Guaranteed roofs N E W Unpainted chests, bookcases, W A N T E D 6-room rent, by family Doctor—My dear sir. it's a good Dad— But you were rather glad Worry is half over wjien yon t:M A. M. to 4:45 P. M. Brunner's Car Wholesalers. Open service go "Johnson.” We lead, She^Far away. like the feet, the hands, the eye­ I |8S. Oood condition. Phone 8388. and expert repairs as well as W A N T E D — Responsible woman to tables and ohairs. Also good used of Tour. CaU 2-0821. thing you came to me when you to get home,just the same, weren't i have someone with whom to talk Mon., Wed., and Fri. ’U1 9. lids and lower Jaws, i Marcus Au­ Inquiia 109 Footer atraat gutter and conductor work. Try take care of small apartment and , others follow. Free use of our test furniture. The Woodshed, 11 Main did. you 7 j It over. tank extended to all outboard WANTED—Two bedroom apart­ Isn't there some less danger­ Son— I don't think so. but some relius). M A N C H E S T E R — Largest used your “Local Roofer.” Call Cough­ two school age children. CaU 2- street. Patient—Why, doc, were you 1940 PO N T IA C a u b coupe. For­ owners. W e buy, sell, trade. Capi­ ment or smaU houae for asalatant ous way state legialaturee can of the. fellows were—those who Chevrolet dealer offers four 1949 lin 7707. 3448, 9-8:80. broke 7 ! A man in New York aaid he mer owner mechanic, traded for tol Equipment Co., 38 Main A N T IQ j^ S — Blanket chest, $10; manager of local department prove they're earning their money had dogs. I Advance tip: The more you r ChevroieU. Vary low mileage and i look his daughter out of school new car. Look* good, and In flne ROOFING — Specialising In re­ street. 7958. gold stencilled bureau. $12; Cen­ atbre. One child. Write Boa N. than by enacting ao many laws? I grow ' and can this summer, the all equipped. Three 1947, two 1948 MARRIED WOMEN Worry is a lot like a rocking I because she was too pretty. Is tiOtr—PAM BOOK No. 71408. mechanical condition. See it at pairing roofs of all kinds, also tury old chest of drawers, $25; Herald. ^. Various kinds of lily bulbs are larger the Jar against high prices. that tiow we get those hcaiitiful s/'i to choose from. Douglas Motor chair--It gives you something to I NottM la hartby flvan that Paaa Balch Pontiac, Inc., 155 Center now. roofa Gutter work. Chim­ Quaker made cheese basket, $4.60 ktiatress (to cook she had just on sale again. If you plant any hut dumb gals 7 Sales, 333 M|in street. COUPLE WOULD like rent or do, but won t gel you any place. Book No. T1408, Uauao by Tb* atraat Tel. 2-4545. Open eveninga neys cleaned and repaired. 26 To work at home. I f you live 12 FOOT Plywood Cooksley boat, Cali 2-0322. diseliarged)—Why did you throw in the house, here's pot luck to A gangling high school soph-! Bavtaga Bank of Kanchaater haa and Sundaya in good condition. Phone 2-2665- tenement, no children. Phone that dollar to the dog? you! years’ experience. Free estimates. in Manchester or vicinity and 4602. A bigamist was put on the omore rubbed a hand over his chin Tlilnk of the trouble garage baan loot and appllcaUon haa Call Howley. Manchester 5861. B ARG AINS Galore at Benson's Cook— never forget a friend. while chatting with a girl friend.: mechanics would .save if they 1940 FORD Convertible coupe. If 'Aato AcccMorIc if you qualify, $1 hour salary 28’ OAR WOOD sedan runabout, broom and mop squad in an Ohio baan mada to aald bank for pay- appliance sale! $319.50 Florence He used to help me with the push­ Many a man thinks he has a She— Do you shave 7 |would use grease to match the up­ you are looking for a sport car H r « a plus bonus. completely reconditioned, $1,000. 4. 5. 6 UNFUUNISHEnj rooma es. jail. Ah, just like home! aunt of tha antount of dapoait. combination gas and oil range, Veteran, inaurance clerk, wife, clear conscience, when he has only He—Yep. I’ve been shaving five | holstery. In good condition this is it It’s Heatint—-Plamblnff 17 One 14’ Thompson, completely years and cut myself both times, $249.60. $347.50 L A H combina­ two sons. Wm. Snigg, Box 76, Taxi drivers in a Pennsylvania a poor memory. jI LOST O N Hartford Road, ladya priced right too. Balch Pontiac, FORD 60 Motor. A-1 condition. equipped. 174 H. P. 4-cyIinder It's the season for floods again [ One houae burns in the U. 8. PLUMBING And Heating, special­ Call tion electric and oil range, Andover. Phone collect 2337W4. town were ordered to wear white ■ M il black pockatbook. Finder Inc., 155 Center street Tel. 2- -Call 2-1996. Evinrude motor. Used approxi­ $299.50. $30 for your old washer and the only nice thing about A near fiood was started recent­ I every 40 mliiiites - which lias nolh- ising in repairs, remodeling, cop­ MR. E R B E them is that they make you glad collars. About the only one who An optimist is anybody who plaaaa caU 1-1790. 4545. Open evenings and Sundays. mately 50 hours. CaU 3825. Olin ly when a peddler passing a men­ I Ing to do with the housing pr<^ per water piping, new construc­ in trade on any Bendlx fully auto­ W ANTED-:-By University Instruc­ you contributed to -the Red doesn't have to wear one these plants a row of apple trees along Hartford 2-8512 Gerfch. matic washer. $199.50' deluxe the highway in the spring. tal institution yelled, “ Peanuts." 1-blem being .siicli a Inirhing isjufe. DeCORMIER MOTOR Motorcycle*—Blcyclea 11 tion, estimates given, time pay­ tor, Manchester or vicinity, 6-7 Cross. davB IB the white-collar man. AaBOMW ignto ments arranged. Edward Johnson. SPARE HOURS can mean extra Quality gas range. $159.95. room house, unfurnished. 4 adults, SALES, Inc. $139.50 Quality gas range. $119.50. G IR L S N E W 28" bicycle, Used by Phone 6979 or 8044. money Fach week. Answer this Oiamnndfl— Watcht 1 child. May or June occupancy. Big Night! H A V E A Painting problem? Let adult only few times. Call 238 adv. only if you are sincere. Jewelry 48 $199.50 Quality gas range. $169.95. Rent to $100. Phone F. E. Ryan, MICKEY FINN ua help you. Wo carry completa S A Y S : “Smart, popular, de­ Charter Oak street. p l u m b i n g . Heating, repalra on Manchester Herald, Box Y. 1 good used Magic Chef apart­ Storrs 9321 Ext. 387, or Box t ! Una Dutch Boy bouae palnta— pendable. old and new systems, oU burner, L E O N A R D W. Yost. Jeweler, re­ ment size gas range. $29.50. Ben­ Herald. WHAT'S THE MATTER AVON Repreientatives are earn­ WITH TWS PARTY? Including Wonagver — amaaing 1940 PONTIAC 4-DR SEDAN water pump service. Prompt at­ pairs, adjusts watches expertly. son's Furniture and Appliances, one coat interior finish. McOlll- Radio, Hester. Defroster BosineM Bemcea Offered 19 tention. John H. Carlson. Phone ing weekly commissions now, Reasonable prices. Open Thurs­ 713 Main street. PR A TT AN D Whitney engineer, OilUGGISONLy \ M U T 1-1 MIGHT WHY NOT INVITE ‘EM through our new weekly service being married in June. dcsircs'-3-4 Oonvarse, Inc., 645 Main. Tel. Eotcellent Tires Too 7325. day evenings. 129 Spruce street. AFTEK PEMONAL \ NOT W i TNIGHME/ ALL OVER HERE T IL E BOARD kitchen walls, ceil­ room apartment. preferably 6887. Easy Terms at plan. Faster service to your cus­ Phone 2-438.. Open daily. USED BATH tub, in excellent con­ -I'V E GOT PLENTY ings, rubber tile floors, work ICFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ fuml.shed by June 1st, lii Man­ GLORY-P0M»! /r-mBEENKMOA tomers. ICxtra prises plus larger dition. Reasonable. Call 4850. STUFF* DeCORMIER MOTOR reasonable. Free estimates. Call ing. Plugged dralna machine commissions for the representa­ SHOOR BROS., JEWELERS. Low chester. Write Box J. Herald, YOU'LL BMPLY / NfGLfCTM' THE lOYS HAVE TO RUN, ) - I HAVEN’T THRONH SALES. Inc. for appointment. Manchester 2- cleaned. Carl J. Nygran, 303 tives- Write Avon Products. 29 prices for guaranteed, expert HOSPITAL BBUS and wheel or Tel. Hartford 8-7037. 9794 or Hartford 8-4209. Oakland street. Phone 6497. Highland Terrace, Middletown. jewelry and watch repairing chairs for ss:e or for rent Rates INY IMS PARTIES* W A N T E D — Ride to Hartford Hos­ Wlllys-Overland Dealer U RGENTLY need four or five Conn. Open I ’hursday eveninga. 077 reasonable. Keith icumlture Co. pital area, aix nights weekly, 24 Maple Street Tel 8834 DB LONGS Refrigerator service. O IL B U R N E R acrvlca and repalra. rooms, unfurnished, willing to from 10:80 p. m. to 7:15 a. m. Main street. Phone 6214. Phone 4159. Manchester Repairs on all makes, commer­ All makes oil burners and furn­ pay up to $60 a month,. Tel 2- Phona 2-1326. cial and domestic. Emergency 24 aces. Earl Van Camp. 'Fel. 2-0076. Help Wanted— Male 36 1240. .0 1939 PACKARD “ 120" 4-door hour service. Phone 2-1797. Fael and Fc«d 49A REX GAS W A TE R Heater. Call sedan. This car is being offered at YOUNG Business man needs good N IO H T Crawlers for sale, 328 Mid­ 7458. dle Turnpike East. Tel. 2-4352. an exceptionally low price for BACK y a r d s , cellars cleaned, Millinery— Drensmaklnff 19 room in good home. References quick sale. It will provide very rubbish removed, odd Jobs. Rea­ CORD WOOD for sale, 4 foot exchanged. Yale graduate. Plra.se ALTERATIONS. All kinds for DELUXE Washing machine. $20, A - Z t - S O 24 W AlAiBT siM copies of your good transportation for many sonable. Phone 2-3047. LABORERS WANTED lengths. Phone 2-0511. write to Herald, Box K. giving de­ men's, ladies’ and children's wear. coolerator, $10, two kitchen photo for only $1.10. 5-day serv­ miles. See Larry Scranton at sinks, $4. All in good ..condition. tails and price. ice. Send good photo to ABC Balch Pontiac. Inc;, 155 Center Call 2-3828. POLA BRICK CO. SEASONED Hardwood for fur­ nace and fireplace. H. B. Pome­ Ideal for cottages. Call 2-0170. BY EDGAR MAKTIF Photo Studio, B m 623, Manches­ street. Tel. 2-4545. Open evenings GARDENS Plowed, very BUGS BUNNY BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Fa.st Wttrkcr CUSTOM MADE CLOTHES to lit roy. 8671. Farms and Ijind for Sale 71 FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER I ter, Conn. and Sunday. able. Call 8426, anytime. Route No. '5 «OMI. AKiO 800^1. AMO y o u tern or wlU originate. Dresses, Marhinerv and Tools 52 POG .WvAKt ^ y o u MtPiKi TO a iJ . m a k e s sewing machines 1947 MERCURY convertible coupe. FLOOR Sanding and reflnlshlng. FOR RENT, few acres of good ^ SOkBV OtS\ TVil. fiNCVf VHRO suits, coats, gowns, etc. Phone East Windsor Hill, Conn. repaired or electrlflad. Reason­ Radio, heater, new top. new paint. General carpenter work. CaU Gil­ Garden— Farm— Dairy FERGUSON Tractors, reduced land. Reasonable price. A Ros- r 'SOT -M Vi\YW SMWH 2-3909. HICCUPS.' able rates. Work guaranteed. Day Look this one over, it's like new. bert Flckett. 6982. Prodocta 50 prices on new cornplanters, disc setto's Farm, Lake street. Phone phone 817L Night phone 2-9419. $395 down. Brunner s Car Whole- Across From the F’oxmart harrows.,- bog harrows, mowers, 2-0896. salMTS. Blast Center street. Open ANTIQUES Koflnlshed. Repairing Movtng— Tracking— BLUEBERRY Bushes, 2 and 3 cultivators for Ford, Ferguson. O U T S A N D Oals. Have you donat­ done on any fuir.lture. Tiemann, APPLY IN PERSON year cultivated, locally grown, TO LLAN D STREET—8 acres land Mort., Wed., Fri. nights. Htorag* 20 Dublin Traqtor Co., North Wind- ed your articles tc lions aurfk>n? 180 South Main srtraet. Phone big producers, large berries, easy 2 tillable, fruit trees, brook. Good han^Road, Willimantlc. building site. 2 miles from Park­ I f not caU 4047, 2-3906. 2-1819. BALCH’S NEVER 5643. LIGHT LOCAL trucking, ash re­ to grow. Priced reasonable. F. way. $1,200. Tom Minor, Agent. moval, woodland cleared and un­ Gill, 85 Demtng street. POWER Lawn mowers, garden LINOLEtTM — Asphalt Ule, wall Tel. RockvlUe 299. LO A M fOr sale, $8 a yard. Will KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD wanted trees removed with chain 1 ■ tractors, Johnson's o u ti^ rd i, deUvar two yards or more. covering. Done by reliable, well- W H ILE TH EY last, good Green ■aw. W. B . . Perrett, Jr. Phone Sitaationa Wanted— Dlsston chain saws, air cooled en­ Charles PontlecUl, 382 Hackma­ trained men. All jobs guaraptaed Mountain seed potatoes, $2.50 gines, etc. Don't make a mistake, 1938 PLYMOUTH CONV. 7306- Peauite S8 House! for Sale 72 tack street. Phone 2-9644. Hall Linoleum Oo., 32 Oak 'street. bushel. Phone 2-1390. bdy your equipment where the COUPE Phone 2-4022, eveninga 6166. THE AUS"nN A. Chambers Oo., MARRIED Woman with 10 years' V A C A N T—8-room single, modern J' STRAW BERRY Plants, Premiers guarantee is backed by authoriz­ local and long distance moving, office experience, desires typing ed service anti 25 years of kMW kitchen and bath. Oil burner, ap­ AatoBMMlw Far Bate 4 1935 PONTIAC 2-DOOR ALL APPLIANCES serviced and or Temples. From South last ¥^-Zf repaired, burners, refrigerators, packing. crating and storage. to do at home. Phone 6772. how. Come in and look around. proximately 4 acres of land. A GOOD D E A L depends on the SEDAN Service to all parts of the U. S. year, $1.25 a bundled. Also rhu­ ranges, washers, etc. All work We would like to serve you. Open Pleasant location. Also other list­ dealer. If you need a good used W E S T SID E mother will car* for barb roots, 25c each. J. P. O'Con­ BY V.T. QAMLUI guaranteed. Metro Service Co- A. and Canada. Call 5187. Hart­ Sat. afternoons, and Thursday ings. R. E. Vonecker. 609 Keeney VEAe ALLEY OOP Out A( Second car sea SoUmene and n ag g. Inc., 1940 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR ford 6-1423. children In her home while part, nor, 171 Union street. Tel. Manchester 2-0883. evciilngs until July 1st. Capitol street. VOU Dodge and Plymouth ears. Dodge SEDAN ents work. Tel. 2-1829. Equipment, 38 Main street. Tel. BagATM MANCHESTER Package Delivery. PR EM IE R Strawberry plants. $12 TMAT troeka 634 Center street. Phone SEWING MACHINE repairing, 7958. FOUR ROOM single, located at 56 to Local light trucking gnd package l^OMAN WOULD like to care for thousand. J. Muriarty, 184 Wood LOS 510L Open tU 9. See for your.self. These cars electrification, eonveralon to mod­ Devon Drive. Oil burner, recent­ delivery. Refrigerat'ors. washers children In own home, days. Call land street. Tel. 6092. are all in good ninning con- ern cabinets, expert workman­ QUARTER Bag cement mixer. ly decorated. 30-day occupancy. 1948 D LD SM O B ILE sedanet. J u ^ 2-9030. ditjon. Priced at nstoni.shing ship. ABC Appliance, 21 Maple. and stove moving a specialty. GREEN Mountain potatoes. First Powered by Briggs and Stratton McKinney Bros., Jnc., Realtors. overhauled. New paint, new car Phone 2-0752. quality. very mealy, $1.75 a gas engine. Phone 2-0277. 6060. guarantee, $298 down. Brunner's figures. 2-1575. WORK AS housekeeper or caring for elderly woman. Live In Tel. bushel delivered to your door. Call Car Wholesalers. ^ FLOOR Probiems solved with ASHES AND Rubbish removed. CAPE COD, 6 rooms finished, General trucking, aand and 2-0388. Hathaway 2-1390. B A LC H PO NTIAC , Inc. linoleum, asphalt tile counter. Muairal lastruments 53 breezeway and garage, fireplace, gravel, fill, loam for sale. Reason­ DeCORMIER MOTOR / Expert workmanship, free esti­ PREMIERE Strawberry planti, hot water heat oil burner. Fully 165 Center Street able rates. Prompt Service. Call BECKW ITH C Cabinetbl Grand up­ SA LE S, Inc. mates. Open evenings. Jones’ $12 - 1.000; 5,00b or over $11. insulated. Many extraa. Ebccellent Tel. 2-4545 James Macrl 4523. Dog^—Rirdi^Peto 41 right piano/ $40 for quick sale. condition. Immediate occupancy. Furniture, Oak street. Phone Phone 5215 Frank Glode, 1701 '■'i. S A Y S : "H ere’s a sturi^, com­ Open Evenings and Sundays Music cabinet free. Tel. 719J-1 Owner transferred out of state. 2-1041. RUBBISH and ashes removed. In­ MALE COCKER pup, excellent Tolland street, Mancbeater. Rockville. Call after 3 p. m. fortable little car with heat pet, $7.50. Call Saturday or Sun­ James J. Rohan A Son, 517 Hart­ 1939 4-ton wmlk-ln truck. New DON'T GET caught in ths ruth. cinerators cleaned. Sand, gravel ford Road, Realtors. Phone 7433. and mnsic." clutch, excellent rubber, full and cinders. Van service and day. Stafford 695W4. *‘t’v6 founOvS wsy to wipo out our postal 8«fieit— w !’ll Get your hand and powei mow­ Hooacbold Good! 51 UPRIGHT PIANO. Reasonable. 8 ^ too 9Urph>9 ogn and potatooa to tho netdy by . -Sw*. 1940 PLYM O UTH 4-DR. SEUJAN price, $60. Call 2-1158 after 5:30. ers sharpeneo and repalied now. local moving. Phone H. M. Jones FEM ALE Canaries for sale. Ready CaH 6872. JUST Completing at the Green, a s 4 Brand New ’Tires Too 2-1362, 2-3072. FOR THE modem home. Cape Cod style. paretl port!" c4-$i 1946 MERCURY club coupe. This Pick up and delivery service. to breed, $1.25 lach. Phone 2- BY DICK TURNER ced Right and at Eaay Terms Capitol Equipnieiit Co., 38 Main 9043. BRIDE AND GROOM SPE C IAL SPIN E T piano sale to Hot water hekt garage, large lot. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH ] CARNIVAL BY MERRILL C. RLOSSE& car Is in excellent mechanical EM PTY VANS to and from all shade trees. Wm. Kanebl, builder, FREl'KI ES AND HIS FRIENDS Brnnc H bn An Idea street. Phone 7958. INCLUDED celebrate National Music Week. condition and the finish looks like states. Assured, return load, SEA HORSES. Tropical and gold UNIVERSAL WASHING 7 famous makes both used and 519 Center street. DeCORMIER MOTOR new. A guaranteed car, priced rates. United, 122 West street. I TmE CxaLfj LCK US vaajy a A n y w a y . I w is h Y o ifo g n t ATTEN-nON Pleaae! We have a fish. Plants, tanks Sind acces­ MACHINE or WESTINOHOUSE new. All price ranges, all designs. I Bur lA/E wtfie jusr ir A W»4HtL* A WALLOPIN& right See it at Balch Pontiac, Phone 6375. I ' AT s o f t b a l l / w u a t OFOOu«se.TM*ykc SA LE S, Inc. chain saw for cutting treea, bull­ sories. Kelley's Aquarium. 29 Sun­ REFRIGERATOR or EMERSON Goss Plano Co., 57 Allyn street. SIX ROOM single, 4 and 2. ex­ NESXIN6 tuew. MUCH BATTee , FROM 'Ajg_<5<«LS_lS.JU5r Inc., 155 Center street. Manches­ BROMC ' --Y '5 SFCICCN 34 'Mapls Street Tel. 8854 dozer available, fill and gravel set street. Open 'til 9. TELEVISION SET at NO EXTRA Hartford. cellent condition, nice yard, good INDIVlDUAtLY/ ter. Phone 2-4545. Open evenings LIGHT LOCAL trucking. Ashes Manchester for sale. Landscaping. Telephone CHARGE WITH OUTFIT location, quick occupancy. $10,- , STRONSKR. a n d and Sundays. and rubbish rtmoved. Painting PU PPIES.. AKC Boxers. $55. red $588.00 800, S. Beechler. Realtor ! FASTTR/ BUTAS A 6077. and odd jobs. Reasonable. K C. 1947 N A S H “600'’. four-door. New Cockers, small cross breeds. Zim­ Wanted—To Buy 58 Phone 6969. TEAM— WELL. T Marks Phone 6267 or 6118. n Piece LIVING-ROOM: Up­ 1 paint job, good tires, rsdlo, heat- DeCORMIER MOTOR PETTER W. PA N TA LU K , electrical merman's Kennels, Lake street. WOULD se NTfRCST. holstered tapestry sofa-and lounge A COMPLETE bedroom set with sr, very sconomleal. Manchester SALES, Inc. contractor, maintenance and wir­ Tel. 6287. chair, rug. 2 end tables, 2 table Motors. Open evenings. twin beds; a rug 9 x 12 or larger; SAYS: “Fords, Fords, Fords.’ ing for light and power. 40 Foster Palntinir— Fapeiinc 21 lamps. Floor lamp, smoker, cofr a cot type single bed not over 30 HOLLISTER STREET 1939 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN ■treet. Phone 3303. fee table, bridge lamp. SELECTED USED CARS PA PE R HANGING a specialty. ARE YOU Conaidering a Collie? 12 Piece LUXURIOUS BEDROOM; inches wide; two living room Radio and Heater LA W N MOW ERt and taws sharp­ For free estimates call Bob 509 Keeney street. Phone 3376. chairs. Will pay good prices for 6 room single, fireplace, up- Priced Right Walnut Finish bAl, dresser, chest, 1937 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN ened and filed. Woodland Super Fiske, 2-9178. 2 scatter rugs. 2 pillows, 2 boudoir clean furniture. Telephone 2-3656. to-date kitchen, A-1 condition, Written Guarantee Radio and Heater Service Station. Edward S. Bar­ S E V E N B E E Hives and seven lamps, bed lamp, mattress , and USED TO ILE T fixtures, kitchen steam heat, oil, storm win­ 1984 FORD PANEL TRUCK ney. Prop 1120 Burnside Avenue, INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ honey. Super combe- Also ham­ steel spring. / 1948 DODGE CLUB COUPE cabinets, baby's crib and window dows and screens, 2 car ga­ Good East Hartford, 2 doors irom ing. paperhanglng, ceilings re- sters for sale at 14 Olcott street- 110 Piece KITCH EN: Table And 4 screening. Cal 2-2719. 1948 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1935 FORD PICK-UP TRUCK Bergren’ s Dairy- Tel. 8-3971. finlshed. Fully insured. Expert chairs, 53 pieces silver plafe set, rage, outside fireplace. Near 1948 GREV. SEDAN All Priced Right at work. New 1960 wallpaper books. Poaltry and Sapplies 43 set of dishes, glass set, Imoleum BUYING USED furniture and Princeton and Hollister Street FOR THE Best in candid and com­ HY AL VEKMEEA 1947 CaXV, SEDAN DeCORMIER MOTOR Edward R. Price. Phone 2-1003. rug. / household goods, any quantity. schools. Guaranteed occu­ PRISCILLA S POP As Illustrated ______mercial photos call. Little Dan, FR E SH FR O ZEN end live turkeys. $20.00 monthly la all you/have to 1947 CHEV. TOWN SEDAN S A L ^ S , Inc. FOR Q U A '-IT Y , price anc service The Woodshed, 11 Main street. pancy. Lot 150 feet deep. Price rAMO EACH TlMt VOU PUT A DO *iOU KNOW WHAT the Photo Man, of Dan's Photo 14 to 25 Iba Ready any time. pay. SPEC IAL ElVENI^G . A p ­ HAPPENS TO PEOQLE WHO 1947 PONTIAC CONVER’nBLB consult Alt-ert Guay “The Home Call 2-3154. $11,900. Good mortgage ar­ NICKE.L IN VOUR BANK, Service. Manchester 8337. Schaub's Turkey Farm, 188 Hllla- pointments arranged at your own t h r o w T W E lR 1948 PONTIAC SEDAN 24 Maple Street Tel. 8854 Owner’s Painter." Completa I LL ADD A Manchester town Road. Phone 4678. convenience. Phone Hartford r a n g e . O u A B T E D ' sAR O U N D 1946 YOim SEDAN painting and paperhanging ser­ 8-0358. After 8 P. M. 6-6239, Mr. KiMims W iihKU l Ktmrd nil 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN GUARANTEED 1938 Pontiac HooMboM Serrlc vice. Phone 2-1855. Albert for appointment. O ffe re d Wanted— Pet*—Poaltry— WE WOULD like a buslneaa wom­ GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO 3941 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR sedan, 1958 Plymouth sedan, 1937 MA A —L—B— Bl—R—T —’—S Chevrolet coupe, 1937 Pontiac O UTSIDE and inalde painting. an to live with us. Full household Realtor EXPERIENCED. All kinds of cur­ Stock 44 M A IN s t o r e :—WATERBURY 1941 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE sedan- Terms to suit you. Cole Paperhanglng, ceilings reflnlsh- Open Thurs. Evea. 'til 9 p.m. privileges. Small, well mannered tains laundered. Straight. 85c, 109 Henry Street 1840 BUICK CLUB COUPE Motors 4164. I ed. Workman's compensation and W A N TEU— Cows, calves and beef Hartford, New Haven. Meriden family. Phone 2-1326. 1940 CHEV. CONVEHTIBLE ruffled $1.25. Called for. deliver­ public liability Insurance carried. cattle, also horses.* We psy the Manchester, Phone 5278 ALSO 1934 TO 1939 LOOK. I/X)K. Town Motors. 45 ed. Phone 2-2411. Free estimate Call Gilbert top dollar. Ptela Bros., 364 Bld- CLEAN IN G Out attic or_ cellar? TWO FURNISHED, rooms with^ West Center street has a wonder­ Flckett 6982. weU street. Phone 7405. ru buy ydUr unwanted furniture, kitchen privileges. ' Phone 8841 Terms To Suit You ful selection of good, used cars. W EAVING of bums, moth holes china, glassware, etc. Trading after 5. 1948 Ford four-door, radio, heat­ and torn' clothing, hosiery runs, INTERIO R A N D Bbiterlor paint­ Post, 17 Maple street. Phone 2- WEST CENTER Street- Six room COLE MOTORS—4164 er. clean. 1948 Kaiser, radio, heat­ handbags repaired, zipper re­ ing. Average room papered. $12, Articte! for Sole 45 1089. NIC ELY FURNISHED room in colonial with enclosed sun porch, er clean. 1941 Buick sedan, radio placement. umbrellas repaired, including paper. Ceilings refiniah- large, private home. Continuous 3-car garage, oil steam heat, fire­ IN T E R N A 'n O N A L Truck, 1948 WHITNEY Baby carriage. Excel­ and heater. Very clean. 1941 Ford men's shirt collars reversed and ed. Ehtcellent workmanship. Ray­ W E BUY and sell good used furni­ hot water, for gentleman. 316 place, storm windows and screens. Top condition, only one driver. lent condition. Reasonable. Phone tudor. Price very low. J940 Ply­ replaced. Marlow's Little Mending mond Flake. 2-9237. ture, combination ranges, gas Spruce street. Venetian blinds, immediate occu­ Never used for work, only pleas 2-3435. ranges and heaters.' Jones Fumi mouth two door, all rebuilt. 1938 Shop. pancy. T. J. Crockett, Broker. U -a i BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY AND RALPH LAN! ure, $900. CsU 6195 or 3468. CO M PLETE Painting and decor ROOi^ With heat, twin bed for one j y. V. n sas.» a sst. err. Oops! Buick sedan, model 40, with new turc Store, 36 Oak, Phone 2-1041. Phone 5418. VIC FLINT CORNICES and vslancs boards. ating service. Floor sanding and 30 G A L LO N , copper-lined automa­ gentleman. Near buses. Five min­ b T. m mt. V. to 1 ALL eiSUT,HI, FLINT,...IT \X motor. .This is a real buy. Will 1949 FORD eonvertibla club coup, Custom built cholcq of deslgna reflnishlng. Estimates free- C. F, tic gas water heater. Used 4 NEW ADMIRAL and Universal utes to Depot Square. 116 North IMMACULATE 4-room Single, MECE Ills----) give you top dollars for your old **H w ! eould just grow about a foot we could step our a r c h gray with whiU waU tires Phone 2-3524 or 3-9002, from 9 Oisrbonnesu. Phone 2-9575 or months- Phone 4562. ranges and refrigerators. Deluxe School atreet. Phone 6398. non-expandable- BhiceUent loca­ SHORT ANDU® SWEET^ car occtrade in. Balance in small diahwaahing and baby ahting and get bsakrtball "You moan toot# yoara you gave me were your BEST?" 12,000 mUes, fuUy equipped. Very a. m. to 9 p. m. ' 2-2805; chrome breakfast set. Solid maple tion. Aluminum storm windowa 200' W IR E fence, 3' high, also 12 aoholarahipar* clean throughout Call 0070. weekly paymenU. We must sell and mahogany bedroom aeta. Cus­ FURNISHED Room for married and acreena EhiU price $7,400. T. them to make room for our new F L A T FINISH. Holland window OUTSIDE, INSIDE Fainting and metal posts. Suitable for yard. couple or working woman, with tom built parlor aeta. Chambers J. Crockett. Broker. Phone 5416. UU'I OUR WAT BY J. R. WILLIAMS UH BOARDING HOIISE wilh MAJOR HOPPLE 1948 OLDSM OBILE 78 two-door, 1951 Kaisers and Frasers. We are shades made to measure. All paperhanging. Free eatimatea Call 2-3317. Can be seen - 62 Warehouse Sales, 501 Middle kitch.n privileges. 195 Spruce. low mUsage, radio, heater, hydra- Academy street.. open dally 9-9 p. m. Come in and metsl Venetian blinds at a new Prompt service. Reasonable Turnpike Elaat. Open 9 to 5 • 7:80 Tel. '<673. SE V E N ROOM Colonial, Dudley S B C TH' 6UY E A S E •NO* IS J U S T A S 1 matic, new Urea. Manchester aak for Doc or Ed. low price- Keyt made while you prices. Phone 7630. D. Frechette. street. Garage. Good location. IN AND JUM P DUTf D E C E IV IN ' A S ’ Y E S ’.' N E W 8ILEDC steam Iron, never to 8:30 evenings.- FUNI8HED Room with private Motor Salaa. Open evenings. w ait Marlow's. Workman's compensation, public Price $13,000. T. J. Crockett. ME T lX P M C H E IWAS 1947 BUICK super four-door. Good used, amall 'desk, auitable - for N E W G.E. dlshv aaher. slighUy entrance, $6 weekly. North End. 1948 OLDSM OBILE 68 club coups. liability carried: Broker. 5416. GONNA MIT TM' SUU- tires, very clean, radio, heater. child. Phone 3-2343. damaged. $279.95, regularly Phone 2-0876. fO R A N E W U flM E CHUCK Seat covers, good tires, low mUe- Manchester Motors. Open eve­ Building— Contracting 14 PEAT Humus. $1 per bag. $4 per $349.95. Alto G.E. combination P L E A S A N T , Clean, comfortable BUT HE THINKS HE’S age, vent shades, radio and heat nings. F O U N D H IM IN A B A P A B A R G A IN on new homes at ttegolrtag sink. $109.95, regularly $149.95. sr. Manchester Motor Sales. Open yard, dallvarad. Bon-Air Peat. Co. large t;oom. Quiet neighborhood. N E A R E A S T C E N T E R ST. ,*NO* HUMORI tvsnlngs. « 1939 FORD coupe, heater, four new prices you can afford. Also altera­ MATTRESSES. Tour old nmt Phone 6515. L. A H. oll-«Iectrlc combination In private home. Breakfast If de- range. $274.95, regulqrly $339.95. tires. Price reasonable. Gerich'a tions. garages, repairs . of any trees ■terilized and remade like alred. Phone 8188. Six room single, bungalow. 4-31 1947 CHEVROLET 4-door- Ebtcel Service Station, Buckland. Phone kind. All work guarantesd. Free new. Call ^ones Furniture and ROYAL CORONA PORTABLE — 'Village Charm Store, 845 Main. s lent tiras, low mileage, heater. Smith Corona Standard type­ P L E A S A N T Single room, next to Built 1926. Having steam 8825. estlmatea and suggestions gladly Floor Covering, 36 Oak. Tel. 2- F L O R E N C E Combination 4-4 oil Oood transporUtion. Manchester given. Call 2-4054 after 5 p. m 1041. writers and adding machines bath. Buaineaa girl preferred. heat and oil burner. Well built gaa range. Regular $289.95, limit­ The WMdow Cowdrey? BY LESLIE TURNER Motors. Opra evenings. 1950 PACKARD, demonstrator, Used machines sold or rented. Prl^legea. Call 3593. home in good condition. WASH TURKS GENERAL CARPENTRY. Altera­ Repairs on sU makes- Marlow’a ed quantity at $229-95. Universal •ave $50. '49 Packard sedan. '48 6 W l »*OT X WANTA KN O W WMV.HOM, X .Y!acZC088iMC/ VOU ULOITV0UA 1939 PLYM OUTH . Radio, heater, tions, additions and new conatnic- Opportonftlco S2 combination oil, electric range, re­ ATTRACTIVE Room for two. soTteiToSwpEivT Packard aedun. Brunner's Car HOW COMK VOU * 0 CHUMMY JlMT !T0rrEO IFIAC! AWT ItOtfa / UM88*| iUNOSSiPU good rubbor. Reasonable, SOS HU- BOUTON Building skme aAd flag­ duced $60. 1949 Helvinator elec­ -Twin beds. All conveniences. 5 tkan«* • * « « * « we* •OVOUNOtrTii Wholesalers. East Center street tlon. Dormers, porches and ga­ A R T H U R A. KNOELA \ WITH TMI* W tp e tC C O W D B irt TMeOC l a « t on Mae OUTA TM' I M$AMO Uard strosL STOCK M AR K ET Service. Stocks stone, A-1 loam, also rock drill­ tric range with lamp, timer and Phone 89(05. THt NOW* W a-CCfCN M . A n tA cT sesv Open Mon. Wed- and Fri. 'tU 9. rages at reasonable prices. W ork­ 876 Main Street— Eat. 1921 M B MB'. BUT WHY wa* m o n t h TO B M T AenrcKOiwV 38uv- manship guaranteed. Free esti­ bought and sold. Joseph McClus- ing and blasting. Belton Notch automatic oven. Reduced to pue*l 1- ^ n e u - key, Brainsrd-Judd, Hartford 7- COMFORTABLE, clean room for HE « 0 OStUCTMlT TO MV M 0 * S * mates. R. M. Alexander. TVl. Quarry. Telephone 2-0617. Stan­ $179.95. Used gaa range, $16; Phone 5440 or 6938 5291, Manchester 2-3272. gentleman. A t tha Center. 16 TeLlU*.EV8N*HI« 8716. ley Pataode. used electric range, $15; several Home Liatinga Wanted used washing machines and re- Wadawortb street. wtFs MAD w o rn ur MBAMMMILU. m c a r p e n t e r Work. JobUag of BEAUnrUL AL800 aluminum frlgarators, $10. to $60. Watkins NEW LOW PRICE ON 1950 MERCURY HHp WsBtod— Peouito tS H E A T E D Room fdr one or two all kinds. Now eonstnietloiL combination acroan and atorm Bros. gentlemen. N ear Main street HHatLOCK street — ^ duplex, i r Workman’s compensation carrlad. CSJERK-TYplsL Register at once windowa to protact your homo W IN D O W SH ADES, measured, CaU 5555. m'odem 4-rooms, upatalra unfin­ te taws, gas CaU fo f' an asUmats oo any in- for a valuable employment inter­ and family's health. Aak about made and Installed. 10 colors and ished. Steaa beat oU burner. Nice tnaida or * outsida work. Fred view on Monday. Wilson Agency. our plan of no money down, Imme- qualities tn-atock. Keith Fumi' condition including noma fumlsb- Knofla TkL 7704. 721 M9ln. Room 207. Hartfoid. dlaU installation, small monthly Locatioofl *1994 paymeptf, Itegln Oct. tet- Free ture. Phone 4)597 tnga- Early occupancy. AHting For RMit M PLABTER^NO, rapairtaig and new NEAT. WTBLUGENT girl want aettmaU! or qijdltional tnforma- $8,600. Tsrma. W nv Qoodchtld, po sou WAATT FOR SALE—A child's four-postar ( ' cooatrucUon. Raymond D. Mc­ ed to work from 13:30 p. m. to Uon. See'Goa Hardware Store, or Sr., Realtor, Office 15 Forest early Amariean bad with hand- a i r CONDITIONED OFFICE. Carthy. Phone 8097. 9 p. m- Apply in Munson's Gandy write Box B, Herald. street 7935 or 8891. OR tvto mada wool mattraas, $30; bar Orford Building. Apply Msir- \ iXR-WluflAM^ Kitchen. 117 N ew Bolton Road. low’a. CEMENT, btona and brick work. LOAM. $3.75 per yard. FlU and room typa chair needs new press­ T H E N O C * H A V E IT iCdL Septic tanks and landscaping. ed cane seat, $3; bedroom' set with W O M A N FO R cleaning once a trap rock. Also grading. Reason­ OTHEft ADV8. ON PAGE 12 \ ■ 10NE S IY S Valentino BcUuccl, 80 Birch week. Woodland Perk aection. able rates. Call 3-1761 or 2-9005 twin beds, dresser, cheat and atract CaU 3-2934 after 8. after 3:3

•/.' 1 FRIDAY, APRIL SI, 19BQ Manrtrp0ter lEtt^nUtg If^allt HMWaalbar Avaraga Dalljr Nat Praaa Ron Far tha Meoth ef Mueh. 1680 I al O. R. Wo the former Misa Kathryn McCooe Aator Theater, East Hartford, last Tha American Legion Band will Member* of 4he Army and Navy A eon waa' bom Wednesday hold a rehearsal and important morning in Hartford Hospital -to of this town, . n i^ t. Previous to the show they raHly eleady tedayt ^ fair sm§ lijSJ- Club Auxiliary have been Invited to enjoyed a aupper at one of the business meeting tonight at the eael ewdgkt; Hgkt froet la the val- Towti attend the joint tnatallatlon of Mr. and 'Idrs. Henry Wittke of • home on Leonard atraet. All mem­ 9,885 mi Pfnit street. This tk the couple's Seven of the women employees Italian reataurahta in HarUord. x'-^- Aad*raon>Sh*a, VJT.W. and •***• of The Herald saw Sarah Churchill bers are requeeted to be present e« tka Audit layoi IMr tUary, tomorrow evening at eight second child. They have a UtUe Mlantonomoh 'Trlb* No. 68, t o - : X id »',D . FWnipii. frtr« g ^ J a n e Marie. Mrs. WitUe was in the “Philadelphia Story,’’ at the MmehesUr^A City of ViUaga Charm •dltor oC » • H*r«M, U • p«tl«nt o'clock in the V.F.W. Home, Man­ proved Order of Red Men, will ob­ Leonard ^derson, son of Mr, ICUchcatcr Memorial hoapttal. chester Green. serve Past Sachems' Night at its and Mrs. Leonard Anderson of regular meeting in Tinker halt Pearl street, a third grade pupil (TWELVE PAGES),, PRICE FOUR CENTS Monday night. The great chiefs of at the Nathan Hale school, is a AdveiHMog eo Fag* t*> MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1950 the reservation will make their patient in a New Haven hospital. annual visit at thia meeting. It la He would be pleased to hear from ■s ® hoped that all past chlefa and his friends while he is in the hospi­ Spring Suits and Toppers members will make a special ef­ tal and hie address there is Chil­ Tank for Truman fort to attend. Chef Frank Diana dren's Center, «Vo Convalescent News Tidbits and his committee will serve a Cottage, 1400 WTiltney avenue. Transport Crashes U. S. Officials Weigh spnghetti dinner at the conclusion New Haven. Culled From UP) W irss of the meeting. x ■ REDUCED Miss Virginia Green, of 473 ' All members of Manchester Ju­ Gardner street, will be the toast- Chinese Nationalists dtoMonoe venile Grange who plan to attend mistress at the thirtieth anniver­ On Jap Mountain; new trade pact between Russia the roundup In Simsbury tomorrow sary supper of Girl Scout Troop 'K Plans to Meet New and China aa Illegal.. . Dr. Paul morning, should meet in front of One tomorrow evening at 6:30 in T o p p er s Tinker hall between 8:30 and 9:30 Woodruff hall. Center church. ^ ^6 Park, Bristol physician who deliv­ f . . o'clock. The boys and girls should Group singing will be led by Miss 35 Believed Lost ered more than 4,000 babies In lost f-'l'.' Reg. $35.00 Values...... bring their own lunches and ten Eleanor Gordon and Mrs. G .' W. 30 years, will retire on May 1 ... I ■' cents for milk. They will make the Jones, Girl Scout commissioner, Motor Vehicle* CbmmiB.xioner trip to Simsbury by bus. | wlU give a brief talk. MuWihlU estimstea that several Red-Created Crisis H' ■' One of MacArthur’a Students Hold hundred thousand persona naay be SUITS Key Officials Among i caught in last minute rush for driving license renewals next week Some Coiigresamen De< Those bn Board Big «*»> evacuated and that the city Geneva. The trip waa planned long Identity Is established. . .Lander, gests Stopping Pari- ^ - hours. sdhilttedly p i^ F ^ a t iwiian was “ almost dead" with .iiall .hn™shops before the current sharp deteriora­ Wyo., adopts traffic law forbid­ tlUier Kirk should be called home Sr* niERESS SEERSUCKER PILLOW CASES Should they find the plana, they clal movement (MSI) charged the ding buffalo to roam In ita streets. Mutuel Operations at Appears Over or Soviet - American relations M r DOTTED ORGANDIES $^.09 and Allies with breaking faith with closed.) tion of relations between Washing­ FOR PRESCRIPTIONS Independent foreign r e p o rts ton and Moscow. should b* brokan. « I on Pag* Foot) Italy in favor of Marshal Tito’s Various Race Tracks Th* Russian not* restated tbs Yugoalavia. reaching Formosa put the fighting But the U. N. chief executive has 42x36 59c - 45x36 65< ' CAU 2-9946 about 22 miles southwest of Hol­ had an Invitation since last Novem­ University o f California KremUn’s claim tb$t on April 3 Thirteen separate demands were Washington, April W — — an American B-29 flew over Soviet REG. 89c FABRICS 79c The finest muslin sheets and cases made. The famous Lady made by deputies for an explana­ how. There was no estimate of ber to visit Moscow. And he talked Debate Calling Store your fur$, fur trimmed coats md woolen with President Truman st the Senator Capehart (R-Ind) said to­ Regents and Faculty Latvia, opened firs on Russian PLAIN RATON SHANTUNG VABD Pepperell Luxury Mualin sheet with 1,188 more threads than prooi|it*froedelhrei7 tion. of the government’s positloa how many Red troops were in­ at" Deadlock Seen volved. White House Thursday. fighter planes and waa In turn aS” DAN RIVER WRINKLE SHED GINGHAM orainary muslin. on Trieste. Browder, Field day a natlontwlde ban on legalised Achieve Compromise fired on — after which it disap­ coats at Hale's for Complete Protection The three western allies pro­ An air of caution was observed May See Stalin betting at race tracks would wipe aa" niosTED o r g a n d ie s In Taipei today after the first flush Should Lie vlelt the Kremlin, he peared. That was precisely the ABC PRINTED PIQUE posed in 1948—just before the aa" -In Big Strike Nationalist might present to Prime Minister out most of the vast gambling Davie. Calif.. April 22—(F>—The position which the Kremlin had aS” AMERTTEX DUIfE CLOTH Italian elections—that tbe Trieate over laet night taken In a previous proteat to territory be returned to ItMy. Rue- 1 claims — over 2,000 Reds Mlled Stalin concrete proposals designed Men Named by' Budenz rings In the United State* bitter University of Cafifomla loy­ SF’ AMERTTEX DOTTED VOILE He aald unlawful bookmaking Washington last week. LADY PEPPERELL ala, a aignatory to the peace treaty and more than 6,000 captured. to bring the Russians back to the alty oath controversy appeared^ to TOWN PHARMACY Reds Ignore' Losaeo U. N. meetings they have boy­ May Testify on Charges Is based on the legalized pari-mut­ Amerlcaas Aaswer Puts Damper ou Hopes refused and Yugoslavia bitterly b* settled today. 459 HARTFORD ROAD eor. M<=KEE STREET A high official, who asked that cotted aince Jan. 10 because the uel wagering j>ermltted In many Between the two Russian com­ (M 89,000 o f Chrysler I hia name be withheld, pointed out Chinese nationalists remain In the Against Lattimore states. ^ . By a 21 to 0 vote yesterday, th* munications, the United States had REG. 99c FABRICS 89c PERFECOMBED YARN cm university Board of Regents wltb- iU W Workers to Go Back United States officials, now anx­ x’orld organization. "If you wipe out pari-mutuel sent a note declaring that there 36“ ABC PRINTED WAFFLE PIQUE YARD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (Centtmied on Pag* F oot) Lie Insists he will not make up Washington, April 22 —(4^— betting,” he told a reporter, "then drsw lU "sign up or quit’’ ultima­ were no military aircraft In the ious to support Yugoslavia’s Mar­ tum to the n,()00 university em­ 36“ AVONDALE SUPERSET CHAMBRAT8 PERCALE SHEETS shal Tito in hia fight for independ­ his mind finally about the invita­ Senate Investigators deferred a you eliminate the whole thing.” Baltic on April 8 other than an S6’’ AMERTTEX CLOKAY Detroit. April 22—)—Steadily Worsening rela­ Acheson again in Europe when the Lattimore, Far Eastern affairs wish to sign either the letter or tha quarter dollars. tions with Soviet Russia added U. S.* secretary attends the con authority, meanwhile asserted REGULARLY 49c “4 3 ^ yard BEDSPREADS 5 Dover Road their own significance today to oath may petition for a hearing (Contlaued on Paga-8se«a) Beautiful habnalt bedspreads fringed The deadlock developed over a . , ^ n . n ference of the western big Three anew that he U a lot's! American fore a committee of th# Academic series of non-economlc contract Would Give PriuClS BaU' President Truman’s week-end In- foreign ministers In May. and not a CTommunlst at a news **I Just Loved Thelma Senate, **lf-gov#mlng body o f th# i w One table of the. newest Spring patterns and colorings in the made by Stmtex. Full and twin bed spe^on of. a spectacular display flneet quality percale prints. Patteme for every purpose. 3 matters after a general agreement Lie told correspondents at Lake conference. He ridiculed the sworn university faculty. sizes. White and colors. An excep­ had been reached in the pension douin the Temporary American ground and air pow- Too Much,” . Says days only! tional value! $3.98 A faculty spokesman, Prof. John dispute from which the strike (Oontinoed on Pago 8U) (OeottBoed no Page Four) B. Hicks of torkeley, said after AUTO GLASS stemmed. Mediators had hoped Kingfihip of Belgians in the face of developments, in. ' Note. He Left Police IRREGULARS OF NATIONALLY KNOWN TYPE 128 ' eluding Moscow's rejection of i yesterday’s meeting “we beUeve ' IRREGULARS OF-^HEAVY for a week-end settlement. the Regents have reaffirmed their MIRRORS Viat aald another meeting would Brussels, Belgium, April 22—acy, faith In the faculties of th* uni­ be held at 2 p. m. today. And un­ versity and for this we are grate- SHEETS and PILLOW CASES less the company or the CIO Unit- —BespectaOled Albert Charles American plane over the Baltic Jailed for Not Talking; 26, fired a bullet through his wife's (lAto BnUettna of the ((H Wtre) GANNON TOWELS Leoptdd Axel Marie Gustave region, top policy advisors sought heed last night, then led police on ed Auto Workers union is prepared “‘w* believe the solution offersd to give ground at that time, he Baudouln, 19-year-old Duke ’ of to minimise the importance of the an 80-mlle-an-hour chase and final­ Reg. $2.49 - 81x108 $2.09 current demonttraUons. ly killed himself with the some by tbe Regents wlU be accepted." 99c->22x44 Bath Size aaitf mediators w in call for an Brabant and Prince to Belgium, Fined fo r Too Much Gab A meeting of the Berkeley Cain- Gas Price To lacreaae indefinite “cooling off” period of stood a good chance today to be­ These ac^visors, unquotable by gun. New York. April 23—(4V-Tko perhaps several days. name, emphasized that arrange­ The night’* violence and trage­ piM faculty waa called for today to wholesale price of gaooHae wlU bo come the temporary ruler of the ments for Mr. Truman's visit to discuss the formula Faculty mem­ Reg. $2.29 - 72x108 $1.89 Viat said he was hopeful that a Belgians. Kansas City April l / —(P)—Af> "Thank you, Your Honor," Ed­ dy ended month* of quarreling be­ advaaeed aU-tentks of a eeot a 50c— 16x28 Hand Size meeting of thfc UAW a fuH Chrys­ Fort Benning and the Elgin Air tween De Lacy and hi* 28-year-old bers of the University of California gallon -aext Monday la New York His father, exiled King Leopold witness w ho/refused to tell a wards replied in the same sarcas­ st Lo* Angeles will meet Monday. ler negotiating committee at noon Force Base here were made sev­ tic tone. wife. Thelma. and New Eaglaad, tbe Seeoeqr- m , decided yesterday to stay out eral weeks ago, long before the Grand Jury /(h a t he knew about When It waa all over, police Regent L. M. Glannlnl of San Vacuum OU Compaay oaaeaaced Reg. 55c— 42x36 Pillow Cases 45c today might provide some change of hia homMand after turning over "That will be a fine of $260 for in the union’s position. He also latest exchange of notes with the bootlegging la under a two-day further contempt," Judge Duncan found a penciled note from De Francisco, president of the Bank today. Higheir Increase to due to -25c FACE CLOTHS his royal powers to Baudouln un* Russians over the plane Incident. Slight oil spots or uneven hems which will not impair the said he waa hopeful that the coni- replied. Lacy on the seat of his car. of America, was the only one to higher leAaery price* la the OuU Re^rdcd As Sorioos sentence and fines totaling $750 "God forgive me." he had writ­ oppose the compromise proposal. coast area, the company aald. Ws have had several ahlpmentn of these heavy quality Can­ wearing qualities. I llH Oeotoi at. Pbaae 6166 Jiime upln'oTa -'^ew I because he talked too much. “ Thank you." 4%ala ■ ftA.wtj~Lan*H mMMrn I HT&Wll UP Dy llM toSu6TS Ol til$ There was little donbt. however, ten. "but I just loved Thelma too UnlvenUty President Robert • * * non Towela and they aeU out quickly. Green, aqua, Samingo, approach'approach at this afternoon e lea-1 Martin Edwards, 32. saying he “ And $100 more.” g r^ , raalM •Core Froota, l*tct«fe ProaSiog Sion. of the seriousness with which Mr, much.” Gordon Sproiil ofefred the formula To lsB|ie Big Strike Call REG. $3.69 LADY ROBERTA parties. Tnimsn regarded the' war games feared a gangland execution, re­ “ Thank you again.'* Vewtleo RlUide The full union committee has “ And that will be just $500 Many times, Rt. Clair County which he called “a tribute to New York, April St—UP) — Er­ REG. 39c MARTEX DRT-ME-DRT AND Fwolrine rope been standing by In a separate Liberal Party leaders were to yesterday at Fort Benning, topped fused to talk yesterday before a sheriff’* officers reported, they wisdom and prudence" of the nest Weaver, president of Division meet tpday to discuss the newest by a co-ordinated artillery-lnfan- Federal Grand Jury Investigating mpre.' •. NIAGARA GLASS CHECK room In the hotel where atream- were summoned to the De Lacy alumni committee to tlie Regents 6, Gonunnnlcatloa* Werkeia dl proposal to return the king to hie t^-tank attack supported by air Charles V.dCarroUo and Anthony 'Thank you again," shouted Ed­ home just outside the city to quiet Amertc*. said today a atrike call MATTRESS COVERS lined four-man teams have repre­ warda aa he was dragged from John Francis Neylan. a leading thrtme and then remove his powera •upport from powerful jet planes. Marcella who were arrested here disturbances. would be lasaed wlthla 24 hours sented each aide at the bargaining the courtroom. proponent of the special oath, aeo table. tamporarUy. Leopold’a chief sup­ Mr. Truman waa deeply im­ a week ago on charges of operat- Last night two neighbors wer* onded Sproul'e motion. ______to I6A06 telephoM iaotalMlM Nitey Nite Tropics are cool as a cloud porters, the Roman Catholic Social pressed by what he witnessed, to­ f an Illegal wholesale liquor “Another $600" Judge Duncan vlaiting the De Lacy's when the workers If the Weeten EtocM DISH TOWELS Reaaooe fer Deodtock called as he strode to his cham­ Neylan, prominent Ban Franaa- Christiana o f Premier-Designate gether with Secretary of Defense bi^nees. husband, an unemployed garage Cooepaay did not change Ito p ^ Full and Twin Bed Size _ j 2 a 9 9 Viat said such non-economlc bers, but later he said he Intended co attorney, declared: , contract Issues as grievance pro­ Paul V u Zeeland, are scheduled Johnson, other cabinet officers and The Grand Jury cited Edwards worker, took a German Luger pie- “I think this 1# a aound Imple- tiwlaa South Bend, toL, dtopata • t Two-Piece Style with NTTiy N in —Tro^cf—are proven by laboratoiy to meet tomorrow. the nation’s top military “taraas.” for contempt, and he was taken the fines to total $750. tol and kined hlrf wife with on* • • • Custom cedure, union security and senior­ There was no ruling on the con­ menUtioa of the Regents’ policy The same heavy quality mattress cover we have carried for Gripper Fastenert, Size* 1-4, tests to be cooler, more absofbent Made of soft, ity rules produced the deadlock. Defer Approval There was no doubt he felt that before Judge Richard M. Duncan. shot after an argument. of barring Communlat# from fm Maaaachaaotto la Jealoaa 3 tl.OO years. Seams are all carefully bpund aiul with rubber buttons. the demonstrations gave a good Edwards asked permission to go tempt citation. $ 1 5 9 Chryaler and the UAW have Leopold’a chief opponents, the Then he drove off In hi* car, Hartford, April 22—( Bmntiftd quality diah towels that do not lint and a n extra Edwarda was released from the ployment.” combed cottoa-knit fabric they yield comfortably been In agreement at'toast In prin­ Socialists, deferred their approval account of tbe Army's progress In to the rest room. still carrying the gun. PoUee aet Glannlnl. howsvsr, saldt •teel ndn pTepsaei for No ahborbent and long wearing.______the de'velopment of modem strik- As he passed government attor­ Tulsa.' Okl*., county jail in Janu­ PURE WHITE nLUNG QUILTED Venetian to tbe movements of active young-dreamers. Easy ciple for eeveral days, over the of the compromise. They had re­ up road blocka' "I can not bring myself to com­ doa Is “tha greatest ia f y trtol financing of JlOO-a-month pen­ fused to accept It If Leopold were neys Edwards stuck hia tongue ary after serving a year for *a- Before anyone could locate De promise with In any prtae of the en ttsa r," 79e HEAVY DRILL He tqmed his attention today to sault with Intent to kill on* of his TVo-Piect Style with PuRovet to wash—require no ironing—hold shape and Al sions, company-paid except for the aUowed to remain in Belgium out at them. Lacy, Coroner Arthur H. Smith, form. — ^ . . Soars, Maeaachaaetta’ BepabUcM pirt covered by Federal social se­ while his son exercised ;he royal the Air Force at this celebrated Judge Duncan then announced brothers. who owns the funeral home where state ekatnnan. declared today ns MATTRESS PADS Top, Size* 4-10, Four gay blossom colors: Buttercup, Mint^ proving groiin An eaoeptlona] valu*. Extra heavy drill 54x76 Full Bed Size $3.99 Washington In the afternoon. rescind the oaUi—which la In ef­ however, pending setUement of mans and did not escape' In 1940,| court, this X X X witness will be duced document* sllegedly show­ band’s voice said. “ IH be joining . • • • wvnr—eUatlo bom—wiu St all I The chief executive waa known ing sales by CSarrollo to Edwards. fect what we are doing— numerous contract matters. to England with his government cornmltted to the custody of the her,” fly In th* Kremlin.” _ Say* Ftodg* w ni Be Kept ^ F^eral -Mediator E. H- 8con- to have l^ n deeply Impressed by m orta l until 10 o’cloclt Monday Edwarda aald he did not buy liq­ Minutes later one police ear 39x76 Twin Bed Size $2.99 had 'opened the way to the com­ some of the aoldiers he saw In ac­ came upon the De Lacy auto. The Glannlnl said he waa prepared vers and Chairman. Noel Fox of the promise. Seeking to end the crisis morning." uor in Missouri. to submit his resignation from the Minister Oeent Carlo Sforaa ^ BABY SHOP Michigan Labor Mediation Board tion yerterday at Fort Benning. "But I've still got to go to the Wear asked him where he fugitive driver tore up end down tbe ItaBaE. Oweeber of “Capitol" quality mada by Monument. FiUed with pur* which has left Belgium with only As'he looked over the troops of board. arblto SlUng that is guaranteed to launder to white. Cello­ have led mediation efforts. rest room,” Edwarda replied sar­ bought it and Edwards' reply waa Port Huron’s main streeU for four ___ today he to ' feL 466i MAIN FLOOR, REAR ’ Viat attended tbe long session a csretfber govanunent for the the Third Ihfantry DIvisian. he "It looks like I go to jail.” milsa with the officer# In ^ b Z phane wrapped;______CORK castically. Finally D* Lacy qp)*rved around “the >• Board of Recenu,Regenta wno nao MNOtU MANUeaCfWetNB CO. which began atlO.a. m. yeeterday. .past tlx weeks, the king In was moved to aay he belleVes there ' “ You won’t oaswer the ’■'ques­ cen tMM* brosdeast April 15 suggested the will be no third world war If the “ You can have from now until > thrir pW ga l a ! He said he Wanted to sea for him- tion?” Wear asked. Green SUtmps Given With Cash Sales A t Monchoeter Oroeo United States does not relax In its Mhoday to go to the rest room,” m rag* iw i the judge snapped. “ No slrV ja a oita B .(OMttamsd oa Psgo B b v ) . (OootiMMi oa PM o r » o i oreoaredneea program. »

J ) , i'