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'^ BAt^DAT, MARCH tB, • m atuiflibr tpgttteg W>ral& ■ Avarsg* DsMy Mot Proas Ran vwoiMl ?€ fc^ttff&g aonaa OPEN ALLDAY rer llw Maatt aC rskraory. 1B4B ...... Jndiws emrtla’ a MsM^ sooi# aad hM (M odte eoma UP to • mill on ths htooK aad Mark 60 Yeai; bf Marrfaiie T fjtgn yw wantsd to Uada a empty sMiM SUNDAY 9,713 erassBi tttniadesMfo aoe ;T o w b for a skliifnll. If you git what 1 Gburch Hoiir llttauriliPHIPr IwU SlFrauI Heard Along Main Street naan*** ' 't J- ' North End Phannaey H ( Maattar «l Ow Aodll , m M tiac o ( DO* Our frlaad smotharad a rtgh. > Darsaa ad CtoaoloHsaa And on Some of Manchester^* Side Streets, Too ■Well sir, them Indians, they left 4 Depot Sq. Phono t54S vl MaruAester~^A City o f Village Charm ' . Quqr Port, TIm To Be Heard Tonight at It Li^oB. on Monday the pappooee lay on the giom jA ^pmpoaod ebangw la the They went In and was gone a w ^ . 10 O^Clock on Nearly Some o f the U g naUonal ((3aaSii ad AdvorllalBg aa Paga IS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, MARCH 28. 1949 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CIM tS! ifTB of the poet win be acted Back then, Y ’know, they didn’t .VOL. LXVTIL, NO. 150 One o f the advertisers object to tl^ fence In nothin’ much and. before r'il large tum ^w t la hoped'for catUfiff ■UtioM In Hnrtforo w .yAll Stations "squeesed In’’ commercials u d long some stray hogs come the iP«^K>eed action la to - bemroUcltlng merchants and buiri- there Is some tacllnatloa to dis­ Public nmmm houBCs In Manchester for around. ja t to the port memberahlp continue them. Tonight at ton o'clock "One sponsorship of programa In o r ^ r “They tell me that when them tnt^t»<"g la. called for eight Business men who are approacB' Indians come out, the hogs 1 ^ Great Hour," radio prog rai^ of tte Stenographer Loses Home in Tornado’s Swath to build up sUtlon revenue. We jVcloch. ed on this radio sponsorship plan et up' the pappoose clean. He Churches of America will be don’t pretend to be » F. M. BRODERICK Groundwork Laid Congress do well to study the time offered Conferees wasn’t eveq baptised-’’ • • bioadeaet over tte combined fa­ Membera of the Mancherter Rod gram analyst, nor set ®“W lv e s and what kind of program tte y are Which shows what you edn hear 84S Main St. Tel. 2-1M2 ? eng Oun chib wlU meet at the Up Afl an authoFlty on what i* competing with over otter s ^ cilities of three of tte major net- and bad on the air waws, but on Main street In the spring. rtubhouae In Coventry thU e v ^ tlons. ’They know weU enough ■worka af tte nation. The program 5 ^ v e heard that thU Particular For House Fight f*ln g . A roart ham aupper win be that good apota are at a premium The foUowlng la an account of may be heard on any station of ' at «:80 and the bueln€« station doesn’t offer some o t me and there must be some go®d rea­ older and well esUbllshed Hart­ a conversation overheard this week the Columbia, Mutual, or American Agree on son If a station tries to sell them Extension ' aeaalon eHU be held at eight ford stations much competition. In a local resUurant. FENDER ^ND BODY o'cloch. Duea are payable at this a program. Good time spots. It Is TWO people were discussing the Broadcasting Company nrtworks. Manchester business J"®" " • ’'® pretty generally realised, pretty The purpose o f tna program Is aseeting of the clqb. joined In radio sponsorship o ^ to n , narrow escape from Injury of some WORK On Power Setup much sell themselves. to bring before tte American M d some insist they never o b W ^ friends. It seenos these friends Members ofU ie KIw m U Club ed any tangible reeults. Othera were walking home at night along people tte work now being done, The fat man Is supposed to be as well as tte work that can be SoUmene and Flatc. tne. •rem inded that aU think that they may have " V e e r ­ the road In the Keeney streets the Ladles^ Night program April 4 good natured pretty much all the done ta tte future, through the Of Curbs on Rents ed In obUlnlng some additional HIllstQiwn area, a section cff town 634 Center Street Apipropriations Commit­ mart bo made to Herb M cIUnn^ business but they have no way of time, but the obese p e r s o n ^ Is that la sparsely settled and not World Relief Funda of the churches French Voters touchy In regard to some things no later than Monday, March ^ niaklng a definite check. very well lighted, when they be­ ~-riMto by VIchl vrtio are participating. The hour tee Approves Almost Charles Crockett wlU swure tte that enter Into his life. For ex­ wlU be brought to a climax when came aware o f the sound o f horses Edward L. fish Mrs. Edward U Fish *Fair Net Operating In> •peakers for the Monday meet­ One of the obstacles In the radio ample he doesn’t partKmlsrly en- President Truman speaks to the In Full Plana for Gov­ Lowiy Sandwich Put field la the Inability to get a g ~ d galloping toward them. I t was so Seen in Swing Johiison Tells ing. ____ Joy being referred to as ’fat. He black that night that they could prople ta behalf of this work of Into Higher Bracket come’ for Landlords Ume spot. PracUcally rtl of the doesn’t relish being told by r ernment-Owned Proj­ good spots are purchased on a na­ not discern from which direction tte Christian churches. Marine Private clothier or men’s furnishings sales Philadelphia. March 28—.P) Provision of Exten- ^ tional hook-up basis. Few local the horses were approaching and The program Is aupported na i FOR SALE ects to Expand Power Toward Right Aims as Head art J. Palmer, 17, son of w d man that he should try "a slse Chestnut Street Residents Uonally by all Christian groups — A Philadelphia restaurant Mrs. EMwln J. Palmer, 840 Parker programs, esj^clally the newM they became panic stricken won^ sion Measure Giver­ dering where to go to escape. Sud­ Robert D. Jordan, director o f pro­ Transmission Facilities owner has raised the lowly s K i t T ^ promoted to his pres- ones, can hope to * *^ w e v e r, we ttlnk^ It Is c a ^ sandwich to a higher Income ing 15 Months; Way S T m k wSen he te< ^ tly com- a following. Usually In* the poUteness-towards-the-fat- denly, Just ahead of them, sparks motion for tte National Council of Of All Forces To Celebrate Anniversary tte Episcopal church, who was New six room. Oil heat, Communists Take Lick­ bracket. hlf bMtc trftiAin^ th6 time salesmen man tendency a Uttle far when he showed ta the darkness from the Washington, March 28.— Cleareil for House metal Shoe of one of the horses mainly responsible for lavt wlnteriq tile bath. At 83 Bigelow St. The operator of a sandwich flnrlne Corps Recruit *^P^,***^ fill-ln programs for ‘ •'®, reads a clotting label such as one (A*)— The House Appropria- ing in Cantonal Elec- ihop at 48lh and Spruce streets months when so m w y v scraping a rock. ’The couple were Manchester Division. Sons.of Tem­ broadcasts of tte program “Great ,\ud Senate Action rtobland, 8. C. Private Palmer, mah we know came across the Mr. and Mrs. Edward IE. Fish of Immediate occupanc}’. tiona committee laid the New Secretary of De­ is displaying this window sign shows go off the air. other day. ’This Particular m w forced to throw themselves Into perance; alsq members of King Scenes From Great Play*,” Is act­ '^tions; -Coalition Par­ who quallllod as a ^11® 104 Chestnut street win observe ing as general chairman,. However these days; when he llred for recorA enlisted new sources of Income are sw ght generally goes to a clothing sales the underbrush at the side o f the David and Sunset Rebekah lodges. groundwork today for a pub- fense Promises .\ruiy, Before Law Expires their 60th weddWg anniversary R o m a n Catholics, Protestants, ties Swamp Both Foes "Bombshell sandwich — a S r S o Marine C o r^ on ?or mesTspots. The advertiser man and asks to try on a r o u ^ road, as the horses thundered by- M ra Fish was Noble Grand in New six room. 2 unfinbh- lic-versuB-private power fight complete delicatessen store be­ XT, 1948, at Hartford, for three who goes In on such a sponrorshlp of suits ta the slse “ 4« .short, Scatched, shaken up and not a Ut­ Sunday. The anniversary will be Eastern Orthodox, Poltsb Nation­ Navv and Air Force 1916., al, An^icans are all supporting ed np, full dormers, oil In a $577,824,408 Interior de­ tween three .slices of white or Washington, March 28.— years. ____ ' Is dotag what the big. ® *P «ri*"c^ stout." Imagine his surprise when tle angrted, the two picked them­ informaUy celebrated by an "open Paris, March 28— {JTi— Interior advertisars won t do—use alr-tlme N w l y all their married lifajttey tte effort. partment money bill for the B. E. ahip—ew, «m ia the Wfockaga e f Ua OtmmSmt, fNcte,. beaae, stands beside the lied la which Ms Will All Be Unitefl r> e - $1.2.5. • ifP)— Senate-House conferees he got home to read the garment selves up and continued onward as house’’_____ Sunday______, afternoon from ^ 3 , have reelded on caieatnut. street Seat, tile bath. Buyer may Minister Julea Moch, a Socialist, 8 t John’s Youth Oroanlsatlon that Isn’t profitable. An announcement appears in to­ year beginning July .1. It ap- wife aad twa chlldrea alept whea a tornado stripped the covera from bed aad deinoUahed the boase agreed today on a 15-moQth label on a suit he had Jurt pur­ the aounda of the hoof beats died to 5 and Sunday evening from 77, employed by the In­ choose' own decorations. 30 aald today Franca has taken a about them. Hla wife and children eoca^ Injury. The eterm whlek hit other eastern Oklahoma ia aponaorlng the showing of a Many of the short com m e^rts chased as follows: ’’46 poruy. in the distance. night’s "Herald,” made by ten roved almost in full plans of Washington, March 28— — len t control e.xtension bill re- to 10. at the home of Mrs. Emmd; paper MIU.^ caiarlei D.^^Par- churches of Manchester who will day occupancy. Tanner. St. "swing to right" In tha can­ towBS left daname esttiaated at $506,060. (A P wirepboto). P o l S T ^ v l e enUOed. aro spotted b y local stations be­ This story might have had a U NetUeton. slater of Mra Fish, Watklna Brothers, A. H. g government-owned projecte to Louis Johnson was sworn in t-xlsy tjuiring a “ fair nel^^operating ta,” tomorrow aft^ow _ « » tween Uie big national hook-ups. receive offeiings for World Relief tonal (cou nt^ elections, in which Our old friend, the Main Street m we serious ending had the at 14 Huntington street A ll gi,inner, w . B. Dull end wsa one of section. goxpniMl their power trnnsmtaalon as secretary of defense and prom­ Navv Rescues income” for lanSlorils. The These are known ta radio Pa^*"'® sparks not warned them of the ap tomorrow. In the case of three fodUtlea In tte went, tte nortt- tte Communuis t ««k a licking. or Stiff, met us as he *7*v®catchers or hltoh- cosy corner. He was fuU of tafor- praach o f the horsai. W «rt and tte aouttweet. The cantonal elecUona ended agreement clears the way for from this will go towarf hlkers" depending on whetlmr they cordislly Invited to attend. i Manchester sad Rockville James’, and the Church of tte Miners Troop Koice "vvill be united as one in the matlon from the back c ^ t ^ . The I f tliera is a law forbiddlnc Mr. Fish mhd the former Miss Tj^niwsy company. He was also PloB to Coattaoo Battle yesterday. Final results showed ‘World Peace’ Parley 11 on Plane Hou.se and Senate action on a eflt of the Polish people o* Man­ precede or follow a P «P ^ “ " V horseback riding after dark It Nbsarerie,' it is learned that relief Inquire 15 Liberty St. that 133 Communist incumbents ! sert'ice of the nation. brooks he said, are full. He was Mary Estelle L>-ons, daughter of | employed by Chehey Brothers, offerings will be taken at a later RepubUcaat -who fought tte ' new rent control law before chester. The public Is Invited. should be strictly enforced.. I f not, were defeated and only 34 Commu- dais aro nec«“ arlly brief and their himself. . __ thathe late Mr. and Mrs. James W. Expected to Be Present date. In the Roman Catholic program In committee ^ aold they Back to Jobs "The American people expect it the present law- expires Thursday " I think It’s going to stay warm something should be' done about nlrt Incumbents vyere returned to Liyons, were married on March 27, Mrs. Will W. Harris of 65 Scar­ churches on May 15 and ta tte would continue tte battle when I snd they shall have it." the 58- at midnight. pulling power Is difficult to estl- from now on,” he opined. I office. The partlea making up tte Praises Soviet Aims LSM Picks L|» Airmen riding horses so ss to endanger 1889, by tte Rev. Oarence H. Bar­ borough Road, Mrs, George W. Churoh of the Nazarene on Blaster. tte bill cornea before tte House year-old Clarksburg. W. Va., st- Predicts Speedy .Approval * walked up Into the vif)0^ and fol­ middle-of-the-road coalition gov­ the lives o f pedestrians, especially ber, pastor for many years at the Strant, 40 Middle ’Turnpike east. The narrative for tonight’s pro- fo r debate, probably tomorrow. I torr.ey said shortly after taking ; Nine Hours .Yftcr Fly­ Senator Luca.s of Illinois, tts lowed the brook back yesUd<^. he ernment ewamped both Commu­ Send Coal Flowing to OPEN ALL DAY on city streets. Perhaps ta lieu of Second Congregational chv^h. In Mrs. Millie Decker of New Jersey Ona of them, ReprcMntatlve j over the office from Retiring Sec- Demotralir leader, said the com- said. "Everything’s comln out. grsm ia vfritten by Robert Sher­ nists and tte deGeullUts of the a law, the offenders could be and Mrs. Emma D, Nettlrton arc wood. The narrator will be Quen­ War II Janean o f Iowa, t ^ minority mem­ Tipples iri Volume Aft- 18,700 Persons Jam ^ j retary James V. Forrestal. a New ing Boat Goea Down promi.se mil will be brought up in SUNDAY 'That brook Is the place to find out the absence on a trip to California extreme right ch a rg^ with creating a disturb­ the only four peraons still living tin Reynolds. Robert Montgomery, ber -of the Bub-commlttee that York hanker. . the Senate as soon as draft of the about spring. I went up clew of tte pastor of Center Congrega­ In Socialist ranka, 150 Incum­ ance or violating the rules of the that attended the wedding at the Vets Preference wrota tts UU, called tte legiala- er Two-Weeks Halt Madison Square Gar- NcWS TidhitS Forrestal. the natioiTs first de- . Pearl Harbor. March 28 .-T sgrceinent is put in shape. Lucas MAN back to where the dam used to tions! church. Rev. Charles Rob­ Gregory Peck, Ida Lupino, and bents were defeated and only 279 North Enc! Pharmacy road In order to protect the lives bins. Mr. Fish wss a naUve of Lyons home. They are all ex­ many others of the dramatic pro­ tion "another atap in tte direction den to Cheer Session as ! fens* secretary, had held the post ^ Eleven survivors were rescued pif-ditlrd Its speedy approval by be. , ' o f persons wishing to use the New Capo Code booacs oodet af government control of all o f 429 former office holdera were Cail«d From (JP) Wires I since it wss created by the armed ’ the Senate, probably late today. 4 Depot Sq. Phone 65t.‘> ■’You know, they once was four Union. „ pected to be on hand Sunday to fession are giving their services returned to tte lr Jobs Soclallats Pittsburgh, March from a sinking .N'svy fiving boat In streets at night. constriirUna In vartuno sccUuns atUlUoa." H e ’’ said ona affact Other Thousands Jeer j services unification act passed in! -Senator i'alt i R.. Ohio i told,re­ sawmills and six cider mills on that Members o f Center Churen wish Mr. and Mrs. Fish many more on tte program for the cause of have-been left of center, but have Hard and soft coal miners east of tlie middle of the Pacific last mid­ RANTED ot Mancbesler. *. Would bo to forco aoma private I June, 1947. Prior to that he had | night. I porters he anticipated a Senate brook besides a place where they Both Mr. and Mrs. Fish hsve years of marital happiness. the Churches' funds for World Re­ not been travelling wltb the Com- A dog*! life Isn’t so had—if It’s eompanlaa to aell out to tte gov- the Mtssioaippl trooped back to Gerhart Elsler, alien Ccraraunist. I served ss secretar>- of the Navy against it; that Senator used to make cider brandy. In the long been identified with Center Mr. and Mrs. Fish have one lief. 4 Kooms aad bath with 8 ad- muniata. Navy LSM 448 picked up the air-* patterned along the lines demand­ brnmanL work today to send coal flowing New York, March 28.— (JP) brings to Supreme court his legal Bntkei iR, Ohio! probably would Young man to work In early days they was even more church, Mrs. Fish having been a daughter. Mra. Adelaida FUh ' The people of Manchester aro dlUnnal nnUalshod oaatolra. Hoi Veto FIgnrea N et Beleased in cabinets of the late Preaident men nine hours after they went ' ed by the .State Commission of While it applied a ganaral 15 — With a promise to continue battle to kill House Committee -1 leal It. hardware store, full time, "Onct. rm told, back real early member of the women’s organlsa- Ppndlaton of Westerly, R . I. who, urged to tune ta on "One Great walsv beat oil baracr Srrplaca, Popular vote flgurea were not re­ to the tipples In volume for tte Franklin D. Roosevelt and Pres down. Brief radio contact said PRESCRIPTIONS Domestic Animals. accompanied by her husband la ar­ Hour’’ tonight at ten, then make per cent reduction on moat con­ first time ta two weeks. its work in the - future and on Un-American Activities. .... dent Truman. merely the men were re.scued. No The piovision requiring a "fair tiona, and president of the fo ™ e r toll iMalaUna. copper .and braso struction projocte financed in the leased for tte present. Last week, Navy will soon be reaching into experience preferred. Good When the Board of Directors at riving ta town today to be present an offering for World Relief An The end of UM W President John 15,006 Watch Ceremony further details were given. net opcrat:r-g ir.coine” for lancl- Ladles’ Benevolent society. Both ptamblng. We tovtte voni ta- bill, tha eommlttee approved the In tte first round o f cantonal elec­ with a salvo of praise for So­ Ionosphere with rocket of its own C4LLEDFOR a meeting held aeveral months ago on this happy occasion. ______Sunday in their own Churches. L. Lewis’ memorial-protest mine The colorful swearing-in cere­ The landing ship' wss ordered to lorda is the one the Senate insist­ hours. Must be able bodied were active membera of South eacctloa. Priee Slf.ium aad op. antira power program of the tions, Gen. Charles de Gaulle’s viet “ peace” aims, the contro­ to try to unravel some of mys­ considered the possibility of erect­ Where offerings fo r this purpose Rally of the French People (RPF) shutdown found most tte diggers mony was the most elaborate the take the survivors to Kwsjalein ed on for handling possible rent AND H-O ing a home for M 'ncherter’s dis­ aganclas operating under the In­ versial “ World Peace” con­ teries o f space. . . . Scientists find in the Marshall islands, their start­ increase-s. The House Conferees re­ and willing. trip, tte bride has selected a are to be taken at a later date carried about 28 per cent of the happy to be back on the Job earn­ capital ever has seen for installa- DELIVERED placed dogs. It was pretty wen de­ members of the Churches con­ terior department It bsMd tte re- ing pay again. ference has ended. The three- way to manufectnre wonder drag ing point. The Catalina wa.s jected it Saturday. That caused'a • Gauge Baflroada shepherd blua and whltt ttecked ductioa on the theory that tha popular vote, more than any other Chloromycetin and U. 3. Arm y is U-5n of s cabinet officer. A crowd cided that an Ideal location would cerned are urged to note that Attention aingle party, and It appeared the Beginning at midnight when day meeting of the Cultural estimated at 15.000 watched aa the ditched St sea with s dead engine deadlock over the week-end. Apply suit with navy blue accessories. program aa originally mapped out putting new product to teat in 605 miles soulh-.ve*t of .lohi’ rton a Airplanes be near the Town Dump on Olcott Weddings date carefliUy. de Gaulliata continued that trend some pits scheduled early shifts, and Scientific (Conference for oath waa admlniatered by Chief Adoption of that provision toss­ PINE Both tte bride aad groom are can Ita eomplatod cheaper because tte return to work movement Malaya. . . . Count Carioo A fons island. "00 miles southwest of es out. street. ., Non Veterans! yesterday. World Peace closed lest night. Justice Fred M. Vinson in the heie. a Boats ’Ihen the commission was nott employed at tte Pratt St Whitney lower eenatraetloa caeta. without Interruption In the big of Italy arrives in New York sev­ 1. The section in the Senate bill Blish Hardware The parties making up tte Some 18,700 persona jammed eral hours ahead of schedule. open, five-sere center court of the PHARMACY fied and t t e stock of local d.d.’s Aircraft Division ih East Hartford Favore Oanylag Oat Pro grain preaent government won 1.082 western Pennsylvania fields and After putting down on the rough which provided for some rent in­ a Cars Haskiiu-Canedy and the groom is also a preacher Construction in accord­ Madison Square Garden to cheer Pentagon. sea the flying boat radioed it was rose severs! points. A dog pound. But tha commlttaa laft no doubt aeata to '389 for t t e de Gaulliata elsewhere. Soviet Army officer says Russia In a statement. Jenson outlined creases up to 10 per cent. 664 ('enter Street Misa Lola Elora Canedy, of of tte gospel, having been ordain­ ance with plans and speci­ Its last session—but otter thou­ I leaking and could not slay afloat Co. aead "Bobbytag” Every Insisted tte commission, must INSURE that it wants the program carried and 8T for tha Communiate, 99 Olvea Bafety faepartlea would Invade some western Euro- hla aims ta heading the defense es- 2. The provision in. the House Tel. 2 9814 ed In tte Grace Reformed church ta sands picketed and Jeered outside. much longer. Saturday Night hsve hot snd cold running water, Greenfield, Mass., and Lewis W. WMb fications. aut R invited department offlT seats want to Independents., By tt# and of the d ^ , all 463,- pean countries ia event af war. .... tu .i • 1)111 wlilth required the government ciala to coma back fo r roora money Praise Soviet Asplratloas The Navy rushed 15 other planes heating facUlUet and a building Haskins, o f 117 Center street, will Brooklyn, New York. The de OaulUstA however, won 000 miners Idle in tte U. 8. were Ul-aqulppeff U. S. Air Force, D s-' Our defense policy will consist to fix rent ceilings at a level to as­ if corts fail t« drop according to Speakers at tte session, called a reacuea seven Ameriean’ oir- to the ares. Life rafts were sufficient to provide these faclU- ’The couple will be "at home” to 5ICKINNEY BROTHERS more aeata than any single party. expected to be producing coal 1 in mustering the maximum of sure landlords a "reasonable re­ HOBBY SHOPPE be united ta marriage at a slngle- ■oal Batola aad Isoanwce axpoctatkma. "unlte for world peace” rally, , from barren waste of Elle*- dropped. Some of them smashed t-im on the resaonsble value tlee. frienda at 117 Center street afUr Jarvis Realty Co. A t noon today they claimed to again. The Pennsylvania pits strength, within the limits of our of a OftapoM Street Pbaae 83SB rtag ceremony performed by Rev. 5eS M AIN 8T. T C I. eo66 Tha |877,m 4,40S spandlhg avail­ in the rough seas. Although no public hearing was April 4. have elected 836 councillora in­ r t ‘ hsve bie“n giCe'ATafi^lar slrte^ rtruck s general note of praise for j J?.!?,’heconomy and our democracy, to their property. “A tribute to the memory of one Ralph L. Rood at the First Baptist REALTORS ability approved tacludee 85M.211,- _. . .______Soviet neace peace” ainiratlons—aa- aspirations—as­ "hat started to be quiet Hartford An Air Force B-17 from Hickam Opea IS Ai. M. to T P. BL held on the matter, several letters stead of the 381 officially reported ordered safety inspection. make America secure by dlscour- Short of Truman Goal departed is a sacred trust.” of protest wei% filed with tte hoard Church ta Greenfield this after­ 654 O nler Street S08 in new caah and 841,112,500 In for them by tte Ministry of In­ serting that leaders o f the City Council meeting may brew field hovered over the bounding fly­ The measure, as finally Agreed ^ntraet authority for which fu­ Everything was ready for the sging any potential aggressor " ing boat until the rescue ehip ar- ; by to^speople who figured t w noon at 4 o’clock. formation. U.S.S.R. are anti-war and anxious Into storm tonight over city's pur­ on, u considerably short o f what Mother’s Day and Tel. 4112 Or 7275 ture appropriatlona may be needed. miners to start earning money H# went on to ssy the three rived. an ounce o f prevention was w ottt The church will be decorated No Effect ea ParUameat for global peace. chase of Oklahoma-made parking Preaident 'Ttiiman had asked for. Reiid Herald Ad vs. Thla comparca with 8616.805,020 again. A spokesman for tte meters last fall. major brsnehes of Ih* armed serv­ The IJIM was 75 miles north Memorial Day s pound of cure. More troubles. So W itt candelabras and palma and The election was for general Outside the garden, a police- He wanted a 24 months extenaion FARM L O A M In caah requeated by the prcaldent We.stern Pennsylvania Coal Oper­ ices ‘'will be united ss one." Pre- when the twin-engined Catalina i Arc Only Weeks white gladioli. Miss Elsie Stinson councillors who help run the de­ estimated crowd of 2.000 pickets Normal spring calm returns to of controls and a tightened law. the proposal was tabled. ____ SPBCIAlr-ORDER NOW and 154,300,000 in contract au­ ators sssociaUon estimated the sumshly he referred to inter-.serv went down. The surface craft's; Such a dog pound as prescribed of Hartford will sins "I I-®''® ” partments—roughly equivalent to milled about as the rally opened. virtually entire nation However, cong reaaional leaders Away thority, or a reduction of 880,593,- miners lost f.lS.OOO.OOO in wages lomats of 10 nations meetingTn ' diff«rencei that have existed radio operator had gone off duly Memorials la a wide sa- -raE OFFICE OF by tte ststa would probably sound and "Saviour, Like a Shepherd . B2JS0 Per Yard DeUvered American states. It has no effect during their two weeks of idle­ They carried placards assailing the aald Mr. Truman made no eritle- 312 ta caah and $13,187,500 In con conference and chanted slogans j London begin .shaping final details among the three branches. but had left his receiving set on lectlun of dealgas aad tempting to the Uad Us" while WlUct Forbes wlU la Track Load Lota on parliament or tte cabinet, but ness. ,,- .sm of the bill, an it was shaping : tenet authority. charging it w-ai Commimiit-doml- of long-sought p^itical dream, s •Tohnson’t statement said; and got the relayed distress call Klsen to meat your par­ DR. WM. L. CONLON seekers but for one factor— at tte preside at tte organ. Lewis called the stoppage aa a " I am deeply moved bv the trust from the Navy heie. Seven min- up. when they had their weekly The bride will wear a white satin Bun Dosere, Tracking The new eaitt recommended la nated. ’ parliament of Europe.. . . James T. ticular desire and nn end of a certain period of occu­ $126,821,934 more than Oongrena (ConUaned oa Page Tea) protest against Dr. Janies Boyd’s the president has placed in • iites later the LJ5M was on ita way. conference w:th him thla forenoon. period style gown and over her Power Showls, Grading The U. S. State department had I . American aid director in ___' which qulreawnt. 33 MAIN STREET pancy the tenant is gassed. gave tte department for tte pres­ appointment as director of the U. 1 bv the senate’s approval. ‘ The LSM is commanded by Lt. It was taken for granted that lace Juliet cap, trimmed with GravcL FUl _ __ deocribed the affair as a oounding ' Yientain. says that city has become ^ Many finished monuments and markers on dis­ At the present time, the dog ent fiecal year ending June S. ^ureau o f Mines. He also In assuming the great office off Floyd McDaniel P»CT_Qf Rockhill, Mr. Truman would sign the WIl, WILL BE CLOSED pearls, will be a triple veil trim­ memorial to miners board for Communist propaganda. ' <^*’mmi.nist8. i once It reaches him. pound Is locaUd to the re w o f one lAode Chit 15 Per Cent termed it a secretary of defense. I am con - S. r . N play at ■ med ta net. She will carry a white Sponsors o f the meeting, the Na-^ \ rt the barns on the Almshouse The principle of a 15 per cent Medal W on killed and injured last year. scions of the hesvy responsibili­ The spot where the Catalina There was no Immediate certain­ FROM MARCH 25 bible with an orchid and sweet Nussdurf Const. Co. tional Council of Arts, Science and ■ Milton Babich, 19. silent when grounds. State law 'fV ^ r ts that rut in conatruction funda first was Hardly had the work stoppage ties it carries. went down is one of the loneliest ty ns to just what effect there DEERFIELD DRIVE Professions, have denied the i arraigned on first degree murder' any new pounds must he built ac­ peas marker. laid down by the committee last gotten under wray than the Sen- . •The s.ze of the defense job we in the Pacific. It wa.s not far from ; might be on rents from the pro­ GROVE MONUMENT CO. UNTIL APRIL 4 . charge in Milwaukee for killing vision requiring a "fSir net op­ cording to the new reguUUons. Miss Canddy will be given MANCHESTER. CONN. week in tte War department’s riv- By Actress ate’s Interior committee approved charge. have is not of our choosing. It where a plane bearing Capt. Eddie OfHce and Y a n K m «W ’Tollaad Tampika. Route 15 erating income" to I'andlcrda. in marriage by her father, Tel. 8408 ' era and hartiora bill. The commit­ President Truman’s nomination Counter-rallies ~ and antl-Com- * I’ rtricia Birmingham beca-ise girl has been thrust on ui by the ten -, Rickenbacker was lost drring the A t End of Grove Street, Bortridlle Senator Sparkman (D-Ala) said There have been reports that, ta Ransford O. Canedy; and tee In that bill approved all con- by a 10-1 vote. Then, a few days muniat protest groups denounced |about her a ster's Sion of the world today. Amerii a ^ war. Amelia Earhart lost her life Uie RrJ. McKi n n e y , Manager spite of police escort, numbers Mra. Paul Kemp, sister of Btriiction programa hut chopped 15 Irene Dunne Chosen as later, the Senate Ignored Lewii conference, and almost con-' pregnancy in love affair w-ith him is committed to defend its owm na­ in the same general area. i Senator Bridges iR -.N.H.» (Continued on Page Tea) TSL Manchester 5430—Offloe TeL Bockvllle 3140 ill-mannered motorists persist in the bride, will be matron of honor. per cent from funds on the theory It confirmed Boyd by a 50-11 vote, slant picketing went on while it tional -interest and the prinaples Men Listed .Aboard ! Outstanding Member held its sessions at the W aldorf-; complains that sabolagei aad Com- Open Dally Inclndlag Saadaya breaking Into J”’ The Junior bridesmaid will be that costa are lower than original­ Still Critical o f .Appointment of world democracy. The Navy here listed the 11 men Aatoria hotel, Carnegie hall and the muniat propaganda prevent Euro- cessions It has long been the prac­ Margaret Lola Kemp, niece of the ly contemplated. O f Catholic Laity Lewis made no pretense of lik­ People Endorse Policy aboard the Catalina aa: tice to assign a pplice rrutaer to bride, who will wear a blue taffeta Almost half the caah, 3317,790,- ing the action. Some thought Re Garden. i peana from knowing what America ’ This Is the piesldent's foreign I ia doing for them under multi-bil­ Lt. Comdr. W. C. Hartman. Al- s u ^ processions, and tte ^U c e car period gown and will carry a bou­ ' 037, was allotted by-tte committee might not choose to order the min- Approved Resolutions policy, to which both parties of the tadena, Calif. i KNOFLA South Bend, Ind., March 28—(/P) lion dollar recovery program ... generally leads to clear the w ^ . quet of yellojw Iris. The matroA of . , Sure We're Aggressive As tte affair ended, delegates : Ent. R. D. Osborn, Pans. RI. Following motorists, sornetimes i^A'lrtreaa Irene Dunne has been Counaei for power commission rec­ (CooMnued on Page Ten) FILMS honor wUl wear a dubonhet moire (Coattnoed on Page Tea) (CoatiBiicd oa Page Twey stamped approval ' on resolutions j Aviation Radioman H. D. W il­ chosen by the University of N o­ ommends that license for espaad- Flashes! d e v e ij Op e d a n d possibly unaware of tte type of taffeta gown and will carry deep that call for strengthening the I liams, Little Rock. Calif. , * t ^ f l c ahead, draw Into tte Itas BROTHERS And Planning Ahead For You tre Dame to receive Its annual PRINTED blue Iris. ' Uhlted Nations, cooperating "with ' projrot at Hoi- ^ Chief Aviation Machinist Rob­ (Late BoUenM of Uit iT, WIra) The better mannered, once iw y award as the outstanding member 24-HOUR SERVICE George Melov of East Hartford Gtaeral Conlractur Looking for action and results with your Real Estate peace movements throughout tte 1 EaPIlirr E oilF t ert Brook, Roaehill. N. C. diacover their error, again h^ will be best man - and the ushers of Roman Catholic laity In Amer-; Storms Cause world and bringing to the atten-' ■- or Insurance problems? Pick an organization with ag­ Self Defense lea. ! Aviation Machinist’s Mate W. G. Film Deposit Box hind. Some who lack 'f® ® P ^ *®*rt WlU be Herbert Elmer. Marshkll Jobbing-and tion o f United States governme.ntal ' BofunUs o f $18,000,000 have Indicted For Treason WASTE PAPER o f all for one dead, continue ta The 45-year-oId film star w ill! Baumann, Battle Creek. Iowa. Elmer, and Edward D. Billings, gression and initiative and you’ll get just thaL I arms tte decisions o f the conferees, been dlatributed to 370,000 Con- Washington, Mnrch 38—-J')— A At Store Entrance General Repairing be the 67th American to receive Aviation Machinist Leroy Way, their way until they get a chance all of Greenfield and Ernest D. Plea Planned Deaths of 28 A special action committee was i oeclicut income tax payers since For Sedition Federal grand Jury today Indicted COVENTRY— tte school’s laetare medal, first Portland. Ore. to squeese by. Kemp of Powhall, Vermont. Call 4033 MANCHESTER GREEN set up to consider specific recom- ! J*b- I- announces Collector of In- Aviation Radioman R. J. Haas. Herbert John Burgmnn, forrnor All traffic delays are annojing. The reception for two hundred POSI’nVELY'NO Cape Cod, 4 rooms and bath, awarded in 1883. The 1948 med- I mendations to carry out the re.so-'' tornal Revenue John J. Fitzpatrick employee of tte I ’. 8. embassy In The person w h»4eU his annoyance .Seattle. Wa.sh. KEMP'S a d m i t t a n c e oil heat, artesian well. May be dal went to Frank C. Walker, for­ lutions. Dr. Allen M. Butler, of the i Hartford. . .Damage estimated Gener(if Secretary of Berlin, on treason chargea. He In pvSJXPme decency is wished a guests will be held ta the parish Before 6 p, m. Holdup Suspect Is Ac­ About 200 Injured and Aviation Radioman P. M Con­ housa adjoining the church imme­ Charge to see this five room seen by appotatment. mer postmaster general. Haiward Medical school, a member i at 8150,000 La caused by fire at accused of broadcasting Nnnl radio COLLECTION quick ticket at tte hands of the In announcing this year's win­ .\u8tralian Commuu- ley. St. Louis. Mo. diately after the ceremony. home. Ready and waiting for cused of Slaying Po­ Scores Lose Homes; of thla group, said it would m eet' Valley Oil company in Portland Ordnanceman W. V. Webb, Okla propaganda during the thaa I year oM, with tpaclooa Conscleiice Never Subordinated Mob Storms > roiiippi !'> ers yesterday: “I'm going Jo plead trail of death, injury and deatruc- I country, tte Soriet union, stands now being delivered to Persian I pledging support to Russia if __ M Waahtagton, March 38 — Help thfe Hospital — Help Local Industry By Continuing and Plate Glass, Auto Glaed kttebea aad breakfast nook, FERNDALE DRIVE— "She 'has never subordinated her self-defense. Whet the Hell, the Uon in eight states. ! for .peace and friendship among gulf ports, say diplomatic officlala ’ Soviet troops ahould enter Aus- The House Rules committee poot- larga Bvtag room aitb Are? ..6 rooms, attached brr t t ^ conscience to her. art, but from Corporation Tax 4o render torvka nf s" plaee, a hMroams, tile hath cops were shooting at me." T w e n ty - e ig h t persona were | peoples, because we are* first and ...House______- Majority___ .. ____Leaderv - jM______cCuf'', . , poned action today oa the admla- To Save Paper. The Need Has Not Diminished! way and 'garage. Uvtag roons tte outset o f her career, has in­ Boston Store aad abower. 8# da.v occopaocy. The prisoner, Dominick Ssnsn- killed, about 200 were injured, and ! foremost a state o f plain people.” I mack (D., Masih) says he plana t o ! Yhe Communist leader. Lawrence I istratlon's hill to repeal the Taft- {rreptoechebie cheraeter. White Gloss Co. with l l r e p ^ and opaa sisted on wholesome pictures. Returns Near Due way, 8 hedroeroa. tncrtaltoa tonio, 22, an unemployed shipping scores were made homeless. Prop-i O tter speakers echoed his theme, have H a ^ receia from AprU n • Louis Sharkey, pledged innocent ----- Hartley law. (halrmaa Sabath 24 Birch SL Mancheater clerk, was chargrti with homicide, "Through 15 years as a top- erty damage waa heavy, but no; Domingo VUlaq»il, a CMban! through April 25... American' • spatial aesaion of Federal n . e (D.. III.) said witacooes will bo THOMPSONVILLE— and laundry room la baa^ ranking star she has remained an .),000 in o a s p n i e n t O I heard on the measure tonsorrow. meat. Showia by appotatamat. assault and robbery, and violation one had attempted to estimate its j scholar who aaid he is a Roman -----Medical association apokeaman ' court. He elected to be tried by a state T^ex Commlaeloner W il­ Opea Dally B A. M; Ta B F. M. ELM ST.—8 year old. 6- o f the Sullivan (anti-weapons) exemplary wife- and mother while total. Catholic Comm-oniat, denounced says proponents of national public * jury. al E ll Sals* n f, Repre»'ntetlvo Lesinokl (D. lachidlBg aatorday rooos house, garage. Situated winning the admiration and re­ r liene a ai 1 sale Ol \ rhalrmaa of the Hocmm La­ liam F. Connelly crtle the etten- FAI.KNOR DRIVE— law. The storma struck mainly ta those who be claimed "are en- health program hope to “ terTorlxe " ; Fac-e* Two Cbargee U R K E© OB large beantthill.v landscap­ spect of high snd low in the film Sharkey faces two charges -one bor committee, told reporters ho tlon of aU corporatlone doing buel- Plenty Of Parking Now under constractina, 4 Later, Magistrate John A. Dwyer sparsely populated rjra l areas. doctors into non-reaiatance bv Meii'q Suits and Coats YENBTIAM BLINDS ed lot with trait trees. Im­ rooms nnd bath wltb tw o ad­ told tte defendant in .Queens industry and in the world at They ranged from Texas on tte (CMttneed ea Page Bight) MnrrlBg attacks oa medicine. I of uttering seditious words and one wiH ask for prompt Buleo commit­ r.eea In Connecticut to tte neceeslty On Premises mediate occupancy. * Price large.” . aouUiwert to Kentucky on the of piiblishiiig seditious words on or tee rienrnnee so the bill can be AND ditional unttnlsbed opatalra, felony court; Boston. March 28 — Five , for filing.corporation builncM tax fsjioe. "The people will prosecute thla Miss Dunne won last year’s northeast. In fury they varied ab<-ut March 4. laUed up for debote bite tblo week lllVi Center St. PboM M hot water heat, oil baraer, ; hoiisand men and women stormed ' award by the NaUonal Conference from Arkansas, where 17 peraons Opening of the case revealed a or eorly west week. Furmlture Tope returna covering operatlona con­ llreplaoe. fall innabittoa, cop­ esse to the bitter end. You may Kiiene'i basement today for a flrst- wind up in tte electric chair." o f Christians and Jews for distin­ died and 98 were injured, to Louis­ split within trade unions geneially Store Fronta. Ptetiira Fraaslas ducted during the calendar year MANCHESTER — Uke- per aad brass plamblBg. Prlea a;nce-the-war sale of men's suits, j WINDOW SHAD^ Shot ia Subway Station guished service to American iana, where one person was hurt. Dream House Presented considered Communist-dominated. .Marriages Ruled Valid VoM tlaa BnaSs lie jie e . topcoats and overcoata at one' 1948, on or before April 1, 1949. w o ^ Circle — Building He is accused of slaying Patrol­ brortherhood. She is tte wife of Eight Killed in Mlartoalppl Many thousand members of the Trealoa, N. Jn .March 88- '(AA— price 311. Custom Mads Only A ttrition la further called to lots.* all improvements. NOTICE— man Anthony Oetliemer. 29, who Dr. Francis Dennis Griffin, a New Next to Arkansaa, tte chief suf­ militant longthoremen .md coal .Marriage* of laniateo o f New Jer- H. O. Hodgkiiiaon. general man-* aey meolol hoopitais or feoWr- steel—Ahuninain tte fact that payment of the full Shown by appointment. Wo also have other Hating was shot m s subway station. The York dentist. They have an ferer waa Misaiasippi, where eight To Chicago Fire Heroine miners union refused to protest the amount o f tax found to be due The Arm y and Navy available of good amd bansea two wounded policemen, both re­ adopted daughter. were killed and 48 injured. prosecution of Sharkey. Of 23.000 ager o f Filene'a, which ia calicd the minded IwiUtatloas aro Tblld, A t- NEW murt accompany tte return and la MonebentM'' Shown by ap­ covering, are Patrolmen Edward "Overwhelmed by Hoaor" The toll in otter atatea: men in the wharf laborers union, world’s largest specialty store— { toroey Oeaeral Thee do ro D. Far- Locations available in q m SPECIAL further, that aU retuana murt ^ pointment. Gisnrttsslo, 24. and Nlcliolas Mag- " I’m Just overwhelmed vritt this . Oklahoma — Tw o dead, 20 in­ Oiicago, March 28— (P)—^TheASciasora, she snipped a blue ribtxui only 5.000 obeyed an order of the eatimated 3,000 persona were jam- j • rated today- l antMatteaa aad HUDSON •Igned end eworn to before they a u b Manchester or on your glo, 28. great honor." Miss Dunne said at jured. dream bouae built for Heroine Ro-1 which had been atretched around federai executive to strike at th e ! "t**! Into a separate basement sec- j .Agcaciao ComaHselaaer FLEXALUM-ALUNINUM OR DeUvered Hero Folly Equipped are eccepteble for filing. Corpora- own lot in Manchester in Several homes now un-. Police say Sansntonlo fired at her Beverly Hills,- Calif., home. Texas—One dead, 26 injured. berta Lee. 14, waa presented her the house and walked ta while a hour court opened. There»were n o ! tion three minutes after tte doors Bates posod the pa iBcladtaig Weatber-Coatrel Uona which fall to file on or before der construction In vari­ Oethelraer wheq tte policeman " It’s such a magnificent award. Tennessee—Several Injured. in blue ribbon yesterday to tte qc- 40- piece band played oa a roatrum other major work stoppage!.atoppagea opened at 8:30 a. m. The remain- ; he aald oa to io i^ , 1 accordance with your der o f the store does not open,.untll Beats married white ea vIeHs or STEEL AS LOW A S ...... Heater ^ April 1. will. tie subjected to tte ous sections of town. want to a subway atation checking I ’ll have a lot to live up to. Kentucky — Six injured. companiment o f music by a band nearby. One of Greateot Robuffo $4s9S etetutory penalty o f 85.00 for de- plana and specifications. and apeechea by. dignltariea. Speakera at tte ceremonlea, in noon on Monday. after eirapea, on a holdup alarm. Oetheimer waa ’’I was completely surprised be­ Miasouri — Five injured. This, aaid tte newspaper Sydney • « • Unqueacy ta filing and alao to in- h it in the chest. cause the whole thing ia kept ver>- 306 Homes Wrecked______The girl,_ who Buffered severe which the _girl alao waa presented , Sun, gave the Communista leadera A crowd almost as large stood -,,’2369" outside five entrances waiting to HeM ea Bwgkuy Ckorge Saper-9lx Faor-Door Sedan toreat chargea at tte rate of eix- BINGO Ssnsntonio fled from the station, secret.” » In Washington the Red" Cross burns In rescuing four half broth- a gold medal for herotam, included j rme of their greatest Industrial re- ^WINDOW SHADES Open Daily and Sundays New Leadoa, Msbek 3ff-'-t<5*jb with U 1 top. hlgh-eonprcasloa tentt* of one per cent per month p o l i c e say, and encountered She said she tbuiight the medal made a preliminary allucation o f era and sisters from ttein-flaming Mayor Martin H. Keniielly. buffs in yean get in. ___ eogtaa, 184 laeb wbertboee. (L o­ or fraction thereof from April 1. Giannattaalo and Magglo aeveral would be presented lier at a cere­ 3100,()00 for the atorm-stricken home Feb. 15, waa allowed to leave Reward fur. Bravery Tbe statements quoted . in the A crew of 200 aaleamen sought Charged wttt katghulalag 1 I AS LOW A S ...... 1949 Calenders Are Still Available BMO^S ! cal taxea to bo added)...... A reaaonable extcnelon o f time Every Saturday Night blocks away. mony in Los Angeles. areas. From reports o f IS disaster the hospital only long enough for The home, carpeted but not yet rhargao against Sharkey were to handle tta milling throng. The .e Oidy the aeeeeeertae yoo order wUl be granted upoa tte filing of " I give up,’’ Sansntonlo said, ac­ workers ta tho field, tte agency tte ceremonies. furnisbad. was built with money made at the time Communist first cuatortier made a quick de­ street early Free Estimates, Ph on e 5714 three om« wetre baaaff «M • Caah or Mato paymaata a tentative return which murt alao cording to tta poUca, but ha al- , Jreaaaty Balanc* aoUmatod that at least 200 hor.ies StUI Swatted la Bon doges contributed by hundreds o f peraons leadera in countriea alt arotmd the cision The aale was rung up at o With or wl tbia t tiaie ba aigned aad eworn to and upon STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP legadly oponad flra, wounding both bad boon wrockod or damaged. Still awattod in yards o f bond- who wanted U t help reward R o­ world were atatlng tbeit support 8:31) only the packed aisles pre­ perteE la vented tales from proceeding at a aOood anewaaaa tor yoar ear payment of the aetimated tag p^cantan. Washlnrton, March 28 — on— Hope for relief from tornadic agoo, she arrived at her new home berta for bbr bravery. Membera of for Russia ta any future wrar. found to ba onw. The teatatlva Jarvis Realty Co. faster clip. c.Wseltoday. TiMirawl IMMEMAn DEUm r I Sanantonlo was captured later The position o f tte Treasury weather waa held out Meteor­ in a police cor -t ith a nurse and building tradM unions donatpd tte Sharkey ia charged, in part, with McKEB return ahould be accompanied by AU BulU and ooaU were on & Weteea,j^^ ON SOME MODRLR 20 REGULAR GAMES i SPEOAI^S 654 CENTER STREET TEL. 4112 Or 72T5 hy Patrolman Joseph Tracey, 28. March 24: ologist A.C. Gibson o f tte U. 8. physicians. Michael Sexton, presi­ work. In addition to tte home, the having said; a .letter clttag the ne^ for an Uqnor Store aebbed '• N et builget recelpte. 3222,384.- Weather bureau o f Atlanta. Gih- dent ef tte Chicago District Coun­ girl received a 310,009 cash fund. “If Soviet ‘ forces te pursuit of racks ea which Isrgs signs de­ McCLURE AUTO •f'thte jraiMlHaq Blind 1 ee Welhi St. Tel. t-9443 extension and also t)id amount of Police said Sanantonlo had 861.29; budget expenditures, 890,- '■on aaid tte atorm belt generally cil of Carpenters, presentod her a Physicians aaid the probably aggressors enter Australis, Aus- signated sixes. Each suit coat bore tima desired. will be discharged from tha hospi­ t o * wa 862,084.75; caah balance, $5,700,- will havo good wreather Uteough to- gold key, symbolic of oamcrahip of Jdilpaa ^ (Oeaiaaed oa Pteto Twak \140,$$3,77. ImoRow at least. ^ — ,Um house. Thoa. v l t t a pair o f tal ia about twa weeks. XOm Rm o B ea f% 6 Tw al. ea W ito S te s tX : c MAifCHEarmi b f e n i n g h e r a l d . MAiacREHnnc. oom a. v to v m A r , m a r c h 29,1949 mm ■ u a u a e Ua. 484 . OaUaod a u e ff: John moatliig waa bMd M towlng a stats Troughlin, 861 Adams ntiect; win ha held Septembw I Fire Marshal Soldier Back Migh ^h ool Boys and Girls Local Woman meetlng'.ef -present ragente. A i»- get-togther w ill ha hdlEv Mrs. Gladys h'isiigo and son,.' 6i oepOon was held for the national May 16. Benton atroet; Alexandra LoarflcA regent, Mra. B. (Carolyn Mannlifg ed about with a n g e r R a v . Blap- Date Is Set 30 forest street; Mrs. Dorothy Ku of New Bedford. Rev. Shea, state Fire Report Mitchell and daughter, 28 Lanox From Japan To Run Town for a Day Gains Office Walnia ar* hunted •OE'CI, Asks Prayer ■on (tirtingnUhed betwaea anger chaplain of New Haven, waa psea- hides, oil and ivory tuoln oiH and hatred. He stated that anger street; Mrs. RUvie Johnson and ent and aptrtce briefly. tlvea of the Arctic eoaota ‘ daughter, 17 K, Garden ditve; For Army Day M. Sgt. Earl R. Qark Boya and girts o f the Manchester < perintendant of Schools and Prin­ The next atate regents meeting eat the m eat muat be ehortllved and it muet Fetck’Hlilladajr Gives Details of Losa Mrs. Sophie Krajewski, Rockville. Miss Stephanie Tunski For Russia (Uetingulsh the eln from the sin­ *Bids on the new Verplanck cipal of the High SchooL Miss Helen IBvelyn Fetch, Dlacha.^ed Sunday: John Gre- Has Spent Past Two High School who will take over the ^ — ------U 3 ner. " It muat not be the result ICkMitlaiicd froee Page Oae) daughter of Mr. and Mra. Herman school to bo erected on Olcott And Insurance on Town officials ara eooperating Elected Vice President Observance Here to Be Ml, 87 Legion road; Marsha Hums Town offices for one day during with the Boys and Girla Week b e t t e r b a r b e r s of eome peraonal pique because R. Fateh of 810 New Britain ave­ atroet wlU 1m opened In the hear Hartman Building 74 Lockwood atroet; Lawla Hut- And Half Years There Of State Group . era back te work. But re­ Ing room at the Munic^al ouUdlng tha Rotary-oponsored Boya and movement On Monday. May 2. Center Church Pastor our own egoa have been deflated. nue, Hartford, and Bmeat D. Hal- Held on Saturday, non, 38 Hudson street; Mm. BUaa- maining btttaPly critical o f Boyd’a tomorrow at 4 p. m. PraeliUng at Girls Week, April 30 lo May 7, tha student! selected by tha Stud­ This kind of anger la all right— laday, aon o f Mr. and Mra. Burton a.il'- beth Kennedy, 7 Rosemary place; ^ . OPEN WEDNESDAYS Advises His Hearers appointment awl the defiance cf the opening wlU be Oeneral Man­ Firs Marahal Harold Mahor to­ Master Sergeant Earl R. Clark will be appointed, by. the 1948-49 ent Oouneil will report at the of­ A new organization, the Past the righteous indignation agalnat C. Halladay of 76 Branhid street, A p r i l 9 . M n . Helen Veitch and son, 34 the Senate, gave the' mlnera an ager George H. WaddeU. It is ex day reported a total loss of $70,- arrived in Manchester yesterday to Student Council of the High School, fices of tliesa varlqus Town o ffi­ Regents of the State of Connecti­ the evU that la In the world but "executive communication’’ which were united tn marriage at an in­ Laurel street; Bruce Noble, 33 Not to Bear Hatred hatred la alwaya wrong. Hatred formal candlehght service in the pected that at least a dosen bids 261 In the Are that dsstroyed a spend a furlough at the home of Superintendant of Schools Arthur cials and wort; with them through­ cut of Daughtera of Isabella wa* Special Attention to Children According to an act o f Congresa Walnut street; Mm . Dorothy la enduring. It le an Implacabla said, in part: brlde’a home on Saturday evening. wiU be received by the cloalng fertiliser mixing plant, owned bv H. Illing stated today. Mr. Illing out the day. "The present memorial period p tB llI' on— --- March1---- 27. 1087, Arm y the Harinmn Tobacco company, Wohlgemuth and daughter. 15 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ahra- formed yesterday afternoon In the T H E ^ 3 Barbero— Parking Tha R«v. Clifford O. Simpson, force. It tries to destroy the per­ Rev. W llford Maclean, mibiater of timsi heads the Rotary committee hand­ Rotary committees which are In Ample wUl terminate Monday. March U . b ay la officially celebrated on on March 10. Total Insurance on Hawley street; Mrs. Myra TUling- ham Clarit, at 361 Center street. Hotel Bond, Hartford, and a Man­ pastor Center ohurch, preaching on son ‘ concerned. In the epiaode of Broadview Coounurity church, The total estimated cost o f the ling this part o f the week's pro­ charge o f other events planned for Productlintenta f Includetl many B rth Sunday; A son to Mr. and ruary 26. They Immediately start­ Using the text "and Jesus look- The pastor pleaded for more the pits on schedule. Arm y officers, radio and televiolon the League, presented the prizes ia Doyle of Silver City Circle, mother wore a black and white be taken up— the 860,000 set apart tonn of fertlliaer along with mix­ M n. Ti’ illlann Simpson. 54 Union ed eaet. making the trig by car. love In our home, and In the world It wasHhe eame In Pennsylvania shows. A ll will follow the baste Saturday evening at the Ijowling .Meriden. print dreaa and gardenia ooraage for planning and engineering In ing machinery and balea of tobar- street. and after making aeveral stop* on Wappili/a; at large. He stated "that In all which has 100,000 soft coal and theme o f unity. A number o f banquet held a* Garden Grove, The meeting waa called by Mias and the bridegroom’s mother wore connection with the starting of the eo cloth. Mnnrhenter and South Birt); today:'A daiichter to Mr. the way to visit with friend* and relaUonahlps we muat approach another 100,000 bard coal miners: veterans’ groups and patriotic, Windaor Are departmentn fought snd Mrs. Francis F.nglehart, 8 (5x- Manchester. Mary Omnor of Southington, a Personal Nolii*es a roqe and blue print dress. Her new Broad etreet elementary civic and fraternal organlsatlona ' relativea, they arrived in Manches­ Tax Collector E. H. Cowles, has .AUTO-UTE .DELCO them with humlUty Instead of Ohio with 18.000 soft coal mlnera; ford street. former teacher In Manchester, a corsage was also of gardenias. school, and the making of addi­ will help the Arm y ohoarve tb* the Maas. ter yesterday. Sergeant Clark TTie remaining teams finished pride, with forgiveness instead of nilnoU with 20,000: - Alabamama 18,-X*,- baa served seven year* in the been ordered by the Board of In the following order: Veterans past state regent and an officer In In Memoriam Vlrgfote The reception was held for the tions and alterations at the Hollis­ anniversary. bittemesa. we must love Instead 009; Kentucky 52.000; VI Unmodlate famUlea In the brtda’a Army, and plans to continue until Finance to sell all property 'in 40-32, American Legion 42-36. the national body. I In loving memory of WlllUm Thomp­ of hate. W e must believe that God 15,000; Tennetaee 10,000; Inmana ter street school. In addition, many of the more H ospitnl INoles AM’artls G iven There were 70 past regents In home direct^ after the ceremony. he ha* served hla 20 years. town carrying delinquent taxes. Pleasant Valley 35-34, Pleasant son. who died March Jtth, 1*«8. created the world. We believe 8,000 and Maryland 2.000. than 800 clvUian M iUUry Man­ attendance. The organization Mrs. VVera e r a A______u rc h, ------poured. IJkea the Country Valley Rifle Club 35-34, Judd's 37- $5.00 ALLOWANCE that all men are sinners and that When Lewie called the stoppage power Committees, which are The property would be sold at a Though >ou died six years ago. ley High school, attended the human relationships are In a state Dist. Brotherhood supporting the voluntary recruit­ Patients Today ...... 164 For Tow n Reports Mrs. d a rk was asked this morn­ 37, I»n g Hill 33-38, Dineps 36-39, Tears iM sndnrss often flow. he permitted UMW-members west ley High achool, attended hte ing a)>out the living condition* in tax sale held ..t a stated time. Timothy Edwards 34-4). J, E. - , keep voii always with ui. of flux. W e believe that these con­ of the Mississippi to eU y at work. ing program in communittea Admitted Sstnrdny: Mn. Rhods | Hartford School o f Musto and is Japan, and she nald they were won­ Regular taxes are due and payable Shepard Company 33-42, Burn­ ' Days of sadneas still come over ua. ditions can be changed, that rela- Selects Oflicers throughout the cauntry, will un­ Pitt*. East Hnrtfyrd: John Grezel. | Richard Martin, director of the He eald coal was needed there— now enmloyed by Pratt and Whit­ derful. There la no housing short­ April 1. ham's 27-39, Center Barber .Shop Tako this tionahipa are not InevlUhly at because o f severe climatic con­ dertake Army Day programs. 37 I.,eglon road; Harry Fraser. 17 ON YOUR OLD BAHERY Wife, son and daughtsr. ney in Bast Hartford. State Water (joinmlssion waa age, and clothing and food are )»o- 27-42 and Juno's 21-42. work. W e therefore muet be at Hers In Manchester, an veterans Spring street; Mr*. Arln.-ie Robin­ Thursday night the Men's Bowl­ ditions. _ Too groom, graduated from among tlie judges cm awards tor to a Pharmacy love.” The pastor cited the Inci­ Delegates from 17 Lutheran organlsajUona wiU unite to cele­ son, 92 Spmeo street; Mis* Dorothy eoming more plentiful all tlie time. The menu for the Union Gram­ Card of Thanks And. In Illinois about 17.000 Manchester High school, spent outstanding annual town reports ing League closed its season at dent of a city In Germany,. Ros- churches In Connecticut, meeting brate this event. A s has boon Horvath, 15 We*tmln*ter road; The piraple of Japan seem content mar achool luncheon this week Is PECIALIZING I We wish to expresB our moat sincere members of the Progressive Mlnera one year in the'Navy, and la now in a contest which has Just ter­ the diinunllv Hall alleys with the bnick, which was dlrided down the at the Emanuel Lutheran church the custom since 1938. the M ili­ Miss Marjorie Rankin, Coventry; with conditions after the brutal as follows: Monday, chicken soup, BUY NOW! thanks and appreciation to all who so of America — the UMW’’s arch employed-...r—,, by the Broad______Brook her* yesterday afternoon, re-elect­ minated at Storre. Tho occasion experiences of war. The dark* .Steamrollers holding first place kindly administered to our belovwc middle of the main street as a re­ tary Order of the WorW Wars will Terry Kloter, Hartford: Ju ■ crackers, meat sandwich, celery .n PrmsciiptioHsI rival— stayed in the pits. A spokes­ Compahy in Broad Brook. ed Bldon V. Robs o f Naugatuck aa marks the fourtli annual contest were fortunate In reniding In a 14- with 51 wins and 27 losses. Roger father. Claus I,. Anderson, during hla sult of the Ctar Plebiscite: he be the official sponsor o f Arm y Novak, Andovee; Joseph Simmon. sticks, cookies and milk; Tuesday, last lllneia and at the time of our be. man for the Progressive Miners The couple left for a wedding oresident of the Hartford District held under the au.jplces of the In­ room house with two maids to Burnham was captain of the team showed how anger, bitterness and Day. 691 Vernon street. meat and noodle scallop, cabbage K reavement. We are especially srat'I'U was highly critical of Lewis' ac trip to New 1York City and w ill be Brotherhood of the Lutheran stitute of Public Service, Universi­ serve them. ' which Included Robert Blanchard, •o Dr. Lundberg. the nurses, hospital hatred have come. Little children tlon. The stoppage, he said, Admitted Sunday: Edward Mor- salad, bread and jam, cake and "at home" to their friends at- 75 church. About 250 delegates at­ ty of Connecticut. Andrew Anderson, Gilbert Ander­ ttalf. Rev. Olson, our tielg(>bora and who have played together stopped, wouldn’t accomplish Anything but aao. IT’k Rldridge street; George "Chubby,” as Sergeant Clark Is, milk; Wednesday, creamed salmon Branford street, after April 4. tended the annual convention. Awards wee* divided by popula­ more familiarly knmvn by hi.* son. Llo.vd Clarke, Richard Moore I those who assistoii with c»rs, how business ceased, how - lan­ the loss o f two weeks' pay for Treadwell <15 Waddell-road; Joseph on crackers, cabbage salad, bread I flowers or expressed their sympathy guages were changed and new cus­ Rev. Oarl E. Olson was the boat Stevenson, ,1«H School street; Mrs. tion groups and In first place in friends, likewise spoke favorably and John Burnham. TIRE VALUES! In any way. the UMW members. pastor. their cla.'iscs were Union, Old and butter, apples and milk; Whitehouse-Hills Waver Becker. 31 GolwSy street: about the conditions In Japan, and The Anderson family. toms were formed. He pleaded The national economy didn’t The second honors were tied be­ Thursday, hash, beets, lima beans, THIS WEEK A T KEITH'S Other ofllcere elected were; Vice Lets Sandberg, 23 Drive E, Silver Lyme, Sprague, Wethersfield and said that he enjoyed his stay Uierc that this hardening of anger Into suffer greatly during the stoppage. Mias Lois Ida Whitehouse, of tween Farmer's Hardware and the bread and butter, sliced peaches hatred might not come Into Ameri­ prealdent. Cart Seaburg of Fallr- Lane homes; M n. Adells Stollnaa, Greenwich. Reports were entered ver>' much. 6.00x16 True, some 70.000 railroad workers 17 Erie street, became the bride fleld; secretary. Arthur Ebb of s t a t e Wapping Men's Club with 44 wins and milk: Friday, scrambled eggs, 6.00x16 ca towards any group or any na- Broad Broolt; AlbertTuieotte, 11 from 120 of the state's 169 towns. After a brief visit here. Sergeant $g.»s were laid off but a high railroad of Howard Ekirl Hills of Hebron Foreatvllle; and treasurer, Alex end 31 lo*seSj^ The third place was string beans, cranberry sauce, Short itrMt; James Venezia. 23 Manchester this year has not and Mrs. d a rk will go to Balti­ OUR CUeTOt^RSj tlon. union official said all of the fur­ at a double ring ceremony per­ held by Shepard Shade Tobacco, He concluded by reading the Anderson of New Haven. NOW PLAYING Bunce drive; Julius Chagnot, Rnck- printed a booklet form of report, more. nliere the sergeant ie sched­ bread and Jam. fruit Jello and loughs weren't the result of the formed at the South Methodist During the business session. It 1 with 42 wins and 30 losses. Dino -Made owe, ATTEST , familiar poem on love by St. Paul . vllle; MIUob Vitriol, 9 Crestwood ))eing Intent oh saving the cost of uled to report on May 12. milk. Other sizes In proportion. All brand new tire walkout. A. F. Mliitney. president church Friday evening by Rev. waa decided to designate October I Riori was a winner in the indivi- In the I Corinthian 13, about love drived Walter SmoleenkI, 166 Lenox such a form. Instead, tha town re­ O U R O I L l e of the Brotherhood of Railway Fred R. Edgar. The bride Is the 16, Brotherhood Sunday, as the , dual Classification for high .single by nationally known Sm s. beareth all things, of not being Ir­ street port la advertised by newspaper, Urges Spring Safety Drive Trainmen, declared in a Pittsburgh daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford date for the annual rally to be with 147 pins and Ephriam THE VERV BEST.' ritated and of lover never failing. Admitted toigiy: Kathleen Mul­ copies kept on file for reference j speech that many of the layoffs A. Whitehouse and the bride­ held In New Haven. It was also Cowles for high three games with GOODYEAR OR FIRESTONE All three vested choirs sang at groom Is the son of Mr. and i/ in lins, Stafford Springs. and Inspection, and an Informa­ Hartford. March 28- t/p Tlie were "seasonable." He predicted voted to finance a summer vac8- Discharged Saturday: Mr*. Flor- tional brochure has been prepared Highway Safety commission will 386 pins and also high average for SCHOOL SUPPLIES Center church Sunday morning. conditions would right themselves. MyTon Hills. tlon for several boys now at the Te*. yoar Pfaysiaan known The Senior Choir sang at the first anoa McMullen and non, 295 Main for mailing to bach taxpayer. Of­ be asked by Its director, William I the season of 118. 6.00 X 16 - $10.95 The railroads already have be­ The bride was attired In a navy CThlldren’a Homo In Avon. Msae. STATIONERY ser\ ice at 9:13, the anthems, ‘T See street: J. Thomas Jamrogd. . 1.19 ficials have found that the large M. Greene, to approve a spring p»- ' Prizes also went to Judd* for the value of sptcutliztJ mtv- gun Issuing progressive retum-to- blue silk dress and wore a navy- The vacation will be at Luther- All prices cash, plus tai. with oldi tire His Blood Upon the Rose.” by Rob- Oakland street; Mrs. Muriel Hull, coat of getting out individual book- dealrisn safety drive today Hie , high team ilnglc game with 585 “The Kind You Use’’ ice. Th ai'* why to many work orders. Most are expected to blue hat trimifled with white flow- wood, a summer camp In Webster. full or twin size erton, and "When I Survey the South C^oventry: Ernest Purnell, form reports here has not been of ! new project will supplement the lins and Burnham's (or high team ncdicat men rccomincnd be operating at regular schedules era and navy accessories. Her Mass. The New England Confer­ Wondrous Cross,” by Watts-Ma- Plus: “Angel On Iko Ai Rockville: Mre. Dorothy Rohan. value comparative to the present ' ,in-iiial fall safety drive, Greene three games with 1636 pins. MUD AND SNOW TIRES S13.95 UP from the coal fields within a week. corsage was of yellow roses. ence of Lutheran Churches la the Arthur Drug Store that patient* bring compli­ S pieces, reg. $74.85 son. The Cherub Choir sang the Jean A. Whitehouse, sister of sponsoring organization for both 183 Center street; Mrs. Kay Bas- practice. .'.ltd yesterdsv. Levon Parmakian. president of cated oa well oa other pre- lovely "Prayer of the Norwegian Yesterday coal cars were shuttled the bride, was the maid of honor the Avon home and the camp. \VED.-THURS.-FIU.-8AT. Child.” by kountz. and the Chapel to many sidings In preparation for tcriptioaa to oa. And liocc $8.8.1 Down, the miners’ return. i and she was dressed In navy blue Following the business session, a Two Of The Year's one prices arc no higher, Choir sang "Dona Nobis Pacem," Vesper B a ile e was held at which by Bltgood, at the second service The nation’s coal stockpile was silk print. She also wore navy Academy Award Wlaneret , why DOC let ■* serve yon in $1.25 Week accessories and a corsage of yel-11 Rev. Donald L. Kent, pastor of the at 11 o’clock. All choirs are un­ dowTi to about 50,000,900 tons HtiA smoAcfs who know...i& every instence? Your pa­ BOLAND MOTORS enough for at least 30 days The low roses. Salem Lutheran church of Nauga­ Jane Wyman In S.W E $15.85 on ihi.s super-comfortable bed der the direction of Frederic E. tuck, was the speaker. “JOHNNY BELINDA** tronage i* .greedy valued. ^ Your Hometown Naab Dealer Werner, organist and director of stockpile was trimmed some 20,- Raymond Hills, brother of the 1 outfit. A special this week only at Keith’a. music at the Center church. 000,000 tons during the stoppage. groom, was best man. PLUS! Humphrey Bogart Includes handsome poster bed in meDow 369 Center At West Center Street W alter Huston lo Immediately following the cere­ Self-Defense maple . . . a Simmons innerspring mattreea i Q P “We Give SlTfC Green Stamps” 'CQRLSrOIL mony. a reception waa held at the -Treaeura Of Sierra Madre” bridegroom's home In Hebron. . . . a Simmons coil spring. Full or twin idzea 2^ //A? S(!?y/CE Plea Planned available. Only $8.85 delivere the outfit. N THt UVIL ■■ CtNUft A B>tO*D The bride presented her attend ^toflys a Good Selecfton of Used Cot$ on Hond ant wdth a strand of pearls and (SM dem ib • OTHER .T-PIECE BED OUTFITS FROM $ the .bridegroom's gift to the best (Conttoued fnim Page Oarl P reoeriptlon Pharmacy Easv-To-Get Lower-Cost man waa a lie - - clasp.— 941 Main Street Tel. .1321 Tlie bride le a graduate of Man- : ,,bed liquor store of I a Queens MANCHESTER cheater high school and the groom ,; about $200. w f* m J w Of Ms graduated from Windham High j Migs^Ruth Kazee, 19. formerly I "WHISPERIKO SMITH” C a m ek WORKING CAPITAL school in Wllllmantlc. Both are ; of calonsvme.catonsvllle. .-'lo..Md.. .laiu.said last night (In Color) employed by the H. L. Diehl Com- I , that she and the slain ;,oUcemnn.’.yoUcemnn. I Alan Ladd Brenda Marshall pany. ! an Army veteran, had r'sn«*18 JbrMildnessf No woter rate is psld by In­ Manufacturers and wholesalers endorse Meet lo Discuss habitants of Arundel, Sussex, Last Show Nightly—•!$• England since their supplies come the fast, reliable Kenro Way of financing l^lratss fesi* A llf t in il ' from reservoirs and wells on the WED.: “ John Love* M*ry“ accounts receivable. It's the modem, prac­ g lails lo r AU CllO n * o, t^e DuUe of Norfolk. DIAMOND MERCHANTS FOR 3 GENERATIONS tical method of meeting working capital requirements. Hefe is ready cash for you The committee for St. Bridget's to grow, to capitalize opportunities and auction met last night In* the church hall. Mrs. George Williams, Vaughn Monfoe increase profits. chairman of the committee, pre­ New Eugland^s The Kenro Way saves you far more than sided. Plans were ma^i^ to contact •ANOSTANO KINO parishioners for the articles to be Most Modern its surprisingly low cost, which is lower A -. 'I , auct'oned. It was agreed that any­ Voted die "Best Dance Band of 1948" b> the than most Accounts, Receh'able Financing! thing saleable would be acceptable Drive-In Tlieatre $ 2 T l and greatly appreciated. Radio Editor! of the United Statet and Can­ See ouf Wg Spring Shewing of Frigidoir, Heme Applldncet. Kenro helps where^ otkei's won’t. The SeVoll the modern cenvsniencei end ftaturei you gel in Parishioners msy bring dona­ ada. Listen to Vaughn Monroe on the "Camel Amarlco'i "Flrit Fomily" of kHthen end le-jndry opplianeet. Kenro Way is a confiddntjal service avail­ tions to the church hall before Enjoy tke finest Holly­ Caravan,” Saturday aishia over CBS. able to anv established manufacturer or April 7; or. If that le not poeslble, loorn about thata FRIGIDAIRI opplianeet wholesaler.' Consultation without obliga­ trucks are available and the ar­ wood hits in the luxury ticles will be collected. The auction e Rafrlgerofert • llacfric Ronget • Automatic Wathai tion. Phone or write now ta find out why of your own car with • ilecMt Water Healers • Ilaciric Clothes Dryei will be held Saturday. April 9 from • naetric Irenar , Heme Ryhezert • Electric Dehumid- Kenro is a BETTER way. , 11 a. m. until everything has been your friends or family. Ifler • KHchon Cobinelskntf Sinks sold. Opening Saturday, April 2 fA lte fu w h f ^Jii • lower than you think; Interest I Mrs. Edward Murohv la chair­ on day^o-day baale on money man of the refreshment committee UMd only. 1 for the auction. I < KENRO CAPITAL CORP. NEXT MON. EVE. 2nd Natldnal Bank Bldg. New Haven, Conn AT 8:30 7-4181 Orch: $8.6(1. 6$. *?-40; let Bale.; $$. It-W . 54 50 ai.80; 2nd Bale.; SI.20. (Incl. Tax). Write er $ TO D AY and lA Y telephone Hartford 5-$t77. Greer Walter Oarson In ^•dgeoo “JULIA MISBEHAVES" • ----- P L U S ----- Robert Mitcham la *Tllood On The Moon” (jU ’u li’ t A i'u iliiin c e Mnt At 1:45—Eve. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MQNDAT. MARCH S». 1»4> MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHP,8TER CONN.. MONP.AT. MARCH » . 1919 r*n m FTMTs a niFOim Mrs. Gates returned to tho Unltad SUtea In 1928. Reaumlng her Social Work aUidlea aha received her maatera w Cub Director Bolton degree from the Kennedy School of Rtorc Ofpni Soulb Coveulry Det4a Mabf O'M*0* Mlaalona and in 1*W tte - 'TMaiAlBF . Look for the special blue and ro Critically faculty, teaching Bible, Marathi Pioneer Dies T h F M ^ Mr*. “ ‘ ‘ 'V . Is Appointed TeL and Indian Chrlatlanlty. ^ white sale signs ^ \ W4lll— n*‘ ~ ■ ». ffc*** She leavea a slater, Mra. Arthur RnfarwiF . Hurt in Blast The Young Married Couplaa elub Amy, YorkvlUe, 111., and a broth- I ' 9 :8 9 A .m . T o M n. Katherine Van atnfNMk Local Director Selected of Bolton Canter Congregational or, William B. Van AWn. of Miami. TkedeeU ^ 9 :8 0 P . M . Members of the Akin Gates Instructor BROWN church will haar Uaut. Robert Kiue of Explosion ami class at the Center achool on To Conduct the Lead­ *^S^tral arrmngemanta ara to be nesday wUl visit «'oae schools lUndall e< the Colcheatar BUU On^ Iiidia Since 1936 announced. FIro at OH Company they plan to attend in the f a l . ers' Course Police ■arraeka at their meeting Substation Myjslery namely. Manchester High school, tomorrow night. Tht moating will Hartford. March 28-(Ai — Mra -TN* f dkSdMvA Cub Commissioner William be held In the pariah room of the ... . i Windham High school, and the Katheiine Van Akin Gatea. d7, w church at • o’clock. Ueut. RanMll •loneer In social aettlament work m i m u U THOMSON'S UrhiChton, P».. March 28—W — Windham Regional Technical Vlena reporU that Mancheatar Dis­ c o t w y y ^ will ehow morlea and talk on tho 8M Bam • ITATI IMtARW MWSBM trict B. S. A. Is proud to announce In IndU, died Sund^ at Hartford I cauae ®t a® aaploalon at an ■olutlon of murder caaea by the hoapltal. Slnca 1938 aha had baen * THE OFFICE OF t u MAM sniir» m ancm itm , conn. H A R T K ji.n s (RIEHDlr DC P A K I > . . [ S'T S T f . i R t [ oU company aubatation near L.«- Mrs. Anna Levesque of Eagle that a local man, John M. Dormer Btau Police. The program has an Inatructor on India at th# Ken­ CM 8488 • DmM N*«*r, Vlt MANsg«r of 25# Porter street, has been se­ been arranged by Mr. and Mra. DR. i hlghlon ia a myatery today with vllle and Mrs. John T. R y*" nedy School of Miaalons, Hartford I Iwa •( UN iNh UI.N ataa trnm *t •» >* mMlj 'imiiiMis MdMSk 0 »1MI NO. North Coventry will be in charge lected to be the director o f the Ronald Grose and Mr. and Mra. Seminary foundation here. iNM snN •• lalisSi N ill w»mMk| isew______■ ^"Ihe two people who might know ^RALPH LEGHAUSSE of the St. Mary's Cub Leaders' trslnlng course to be John E. Rothwell. RafreahmenU Mra. Gates waa a antive of Mount I the anawer In critical condition at held St the Noah Webster achool will be aerv^ by Mr. and Mra. setback party Monday at 8 p. m. Vernon. Ohio. Sha received her WILL BE CLOSED palmcrton aoaplUl. in the church hall. In Hartford, beginning Wednesday Oscar Kroyatng and Mr. and Mra. Mrly flducKtlon In Wlicbn*ln •no "The bleat, described by term er Mrs. Myrtle D, carpenter. ftrM evening March 30. Henry McDonough. All young graduated from Relolt college In FROM MARCH 29 David Green aa aoundlng "like “ I it the'Town Hall Mr. Dormer Is smployed at couplea In town are Invited to at* 1906. She graduated froa» the ftfle shot.” ripped the frame I was appointed a dcle- Hamilton Standard tend tho meeting. Hartford Theological aemlnary In TO APRIL-11 Off the auhaUtlon of ^ ' «Lte represent Coventry tcach- an engineer. He hai lived In Man­ Mr. and Mra. Ralph gtHekland 1914 and with her huahand, the Same Day Service Vacuum Oil Oo- ^y*"**^**^-, I Jr, , t the May assembly •" Hat^' chester shout 12 years, during of French Read have announced late Loren Henry Oates, want to destroyed machinery and Pbm ploj, ■ . . Connecticut Educa- which he hss given 8 » " V ° “ *Ay th# birth of a daughter at Man- Ind(S\aa evangelical mltslonapf. S ? l” « « n t *" «*• • ' ’ ‘‘^‘’ uonal A^i;.claUon. Mra. (J^^rtrude his lime to PTA work st th* High­ ehaatar Memorial hostel on After the death'of her husband still under construction. oullford, fifth %nd algth grade land Park school, as Councillor for Wadnoaday, March 88. The baby THIS SERVICE DAILY Braaka Open Wp*ll*o teacher at the Red school, was in Columbian Squires, Knights of weighed nine pounda, three ouneee. u aiBo pniHM 1 rnarft* oi Oolumbtii, HR wtU a i \n C \x u Seoul The Rtrleklanda have two othw carrying gaaoUne“ *from “ the com-, 8 afternoon ^'hen habits work. For hU able daughters, Phtty and *8lly Ann. EXCEPT ON SATURDAY pany's plant at Paulsboro, N. J., to j discussed. organising Cub Pack No. 11* Because of the town .neetlng to STnghamton. N. Y. Gaaojlne caught, 80 children and the Washington School, and CUD be held tonight, Bolton Orange haa f i , (I fire and biased fiercely. 1 fift adults sttended the 4-H rally Pack No. 4 at Center Church, he postponed Its whlet party to to­ Tht fire started shortly before, „ ,. the Church Lom- waa recognised as an outstanding morrow night at the Community Garments Brought To Our Plant and was not •‘"“?.ynuinily House, .iiiurtdllbert H. 8torra braugbt under ^control for four was presented a plaque for out- Hundreds and Hundreds come good Cub Scout Isa d ei^ , r w O R E ^ - S ^ btmrtT Embera continued to burn stsnding ser^•lcc in 4-H The Pootmaatora ApproyoB . Before 10 A . M, coveted award given by the Mate The training course offerad by | of other items at bargain sale prices. ’■■'SJf'S....' 4-H office was presented by R u ­ Charter Oak Council is a rare op-1 portunity for thowe who would be ! W’ashlngton, March 28—(#y— W'eat Seneca. N . Y ■ • '''- i* '" '’" ‘X dolph W. Whaples, state 4-H lead­ May Be Called For At 5 P# M* Kane, 27, Philadelphia They .were er Mrs. Eugene Rychllng, leader directors of boys’ activities. The The Senate haa approvad th* fol­ C-ub leaders’ course is for Cub- lowing nomination# for poatmai- alone In the building when the of the Merry Maids, w m flv * " • tera In ConnecUcut: Howard Mac- ,.fhi$ h a W llSCRIfTIOM M t a m m a y Mast occurred. ____ plant for the clubs h »vln » the masters, assistant#, den mothers, largest number of pneenta pres­ committeemen, and parents. It is clocca, Derby: Jamea F, Abbott, Slight Additional Chargo MEN'S COTTON SHORTS Galea Ferry; Margaret H. Burke, ent: Mrs. Herbert W. allied with th# Scout Leader# garden club had the l ^ * - t _^r- training course for Scoutmaaters. Litchfield; Frank J. Barbontl. • We h«va no «|«orr*l wfih lha Nora 9i*t salt For This Strrico ■oxer or gripper stylM. Exeelleat erioetlow of aeoorhed patterns. D . . — ..1^ I O A C l • Pravila Attacks , assistants. committeemen and North Haven, and Mary T. Doyle. food, to w n Ntnl Wnl*-f*l*. M o« ®l *«r Muforised! Sisee M to 4A Men’# Furolehlng. street fioor. KegUlOrly OVC SalePriCe half the prospective leaders. Both courses ’Thomaaton. ] will be directed by experienced tolanta ond tWn* or* c*nl*r*d «•» 9** h«dn*rt " British OmiiiiT]r;»£f“.Enrollment r as the of cdrefuBy compounding pr*Krip*toni.»f you’d Discussion groups were led by Mr. acouters and will utilise training Dies Soddetily In Ante WhsplcB. Miss Shirley Wcik, as­ films, slides, charts, and instruc­ lik* to hov* your Doctor's ord*r* *x*cuf*d in Moscow, March 28—(AO—A com- Litchfield, ^arch 28—(P)— Mrs. sistant county club leader, and tive literature. There will be a «M« ’’profoNlonol irtmoiphor#'’ w# ihoU count ELECTRIC PANTS PRESSER wenUtor for Pravda. official (^m- Mrs. E. Honrv Sefton in the atj- banquet for eubbers and an over­ David Sterling of East Lltch8eld. The Manchester munlat newspaper, said .sence of Mr. .Sefton who is ill. night camp for scouWrti. These died suddenly laat night In an au­ It o prMUg* ond o ploowr* to •*!*• you. Oeetrlo I reuser preesani that reMws eroaaee hi a Jiffy. Cm be BrtUsh Homo Secretaoj J Board of education members will courses have been described as the tomobile being driven by her hua- used on dresMs or ehirts alee, keep them fresh looking. Downstairs Store. Regularly 1.25 Sale Price *^fin 1 n g t^ th f rii)U In'Eindon j m^r-TuMday^ March 29 at 8 p.m best way to learn how to make band. Dr. John F. Kllgus, Jr., NORTH END PHARMACY M ^ h 20 W n Communists and . m the Town Clerk s office, scout unit leadership a pleasurable m^tcal examiner, aald death prob­ Dry Cleaners experience and a aucceasful aid ably wras cauaed by a heart at­ others attacked a parade of Sir j Grccn-Chobot Post No. o2 and 1 DEPOT WARE a ! to enlarging the scout program for tach. In addlUon to her hus­ Free Delivery Open Soiidsy* An | 98 WELLS STREET TCLBPRONV TIM Oswald Mosley’y revived •'''*•^*1 Auxiliary, American Legion, will eager boys. band, Mra. Sterling la nrvlved bv Movement, the writer said not meet Monday, March 28 at 8 p.ni. GIRLS' RAYON KNIT PANTY ^ a daughter, a son. her mother, waltt and Imported lace trim at lej. Maixe, blue, pink and white. Girl*’ rayon f o r only forbad# a demonstraUon in tha Legion Rooms on wall three brothers and a half-brother. a n in it the Motlsy group but fur- street. The------Post will continue dis- knit slip to match nlth built up ahoulder*. Un|»orted lace trim, rtnk^ Mpe. malte and white. • w l nUlXl nolle# protection for the \ j.„g,ion on Memorial Day program Fire Tlirealeiis m lfS en i. iThey have 107 members against U I H . - ______Regulorly 59c eo. Sole Price______•n., Pravda article pointed out thjjr quota of 120 for 1919. The Oil Storage Tanks that Ede'a ban on political proc” ' first issue of a newsletter...... haa just Nona In London for three been mailed to members. Unit fellowlng the clash would bar the members are requested to return Portland. March 28—(Jrt — Fire Communists’ traditional May day all district project tickets. Plans of an undatarmlnsd origin aarty NYLONS FIRST QUALITY, ULTRA SHEER will be dlsenssed by both post and today threatened the huge atorage 51-15 nylons for your dancing hours and 51 gauge 80 denier for'afternoon and business hours. A ll the new shades for spring. '^*He*sald the Communist parade unit of the forthcoming Fourth tanka of the Valley Oil company wouiawould haven»vc »*4wrTvw«aUowed the V..* workers to ------District meeting April 3 at 3 p.m. here. Compare cars... compare cos&... convinceyours^ ______Regulorly I SO fo 1765 Sole Price expreu their opinion of the Brit- here. Timely discovery of the blase Uh Labor govsmment’s Interna­ Fourth District. AL, members by SUte Policeman Frank La- Forge together with the work of tional policy. arc sponsoring a special social time r fia banning political processions March 28. at the Veterans HospiU! Portland and Middletown firemen, summoned by LaForge. waa cred­ for three months. Ede said police in Newington. The local unit has WASHABLE RAYON SHANTUNG Yd. powers were "Insufficient to pre­ been asked to assist nnd be at ited with pseventlng more serious FINE TAILORED Nobby rayon and acetate shanluag. In 15 gtorions colors pins white. .All washable Sfi” wide. Buv now at this low, low anniver- consequences. vent serious public disorders. ) Newington at 7:30 p.m. A daughter was bom Fridsy to The blase swept through an V... o.-..Regulorly 1.09 Sale Price Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gowdy of office and storage building within 25 feet of one of the tanka. Sev­ Week End UeaihB Brewster street. North Coventry at the Manchester Memorial hoapltal. eral lines of water were played on th# tank while firemen fought for A son was bom Friday also to more than an hour to bring the d U M D l E : Redwood City., Calif.—Lt. Col. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Simpson of MEN’S SUITS blase under control. SALE! BLEACHED SHEETS Albert WinUrtia Stevens. South street. South Coventry, at Fully bleached muslin sheets that are for yonr summer ho me,‘now•w at outstMdlng savings.savings, Medlmn.vfedlmn weight Is la perfect thorlty on balloon flight and hold­ Company officials said they could that same hospital. not Immediately estimate the dam­ for year round use. For full sleed beds. Slie 81’’ x 99". ~ ' er Of tha world’# record for strat- Miss Nancy Gates and William age. Domestlca. street floor. Regularly 2.49 Sale Price eapMre balloon free flight. F. C. Orcott were among the' 41 i State Police Commissioner Ed- 4T i/ie m osfBeauCj^ I B ® T ^ ^ iSolnltaa. Calif.—Walter W. Connecticut girls and boys who re­ I ward J. Hickey, also the sUtc fire Regularly 1.83 Ckaaa. editor of ■ The St. Paul ceived Youth Awards Friday from | marshal, responded to the alarm. Dell* New# at the time of hla re- Governor Bowles for outstanding ‘1.7.00 to oo.OO CORTICELLI STRAPLESS CREPE SLIP U M ^ t in 1988, and formerly work in homemaking and agricul­ Quakes Rock Manila with Tha Bt. Paul Pioneer Press. ture. The awards were presented at l-amnas rortleelll strapless slip of fine multifliaraent crepe. Tailored and lace trim styles, with the magic disc, that JU Sale Priee . . . . hooks on to the bra and stays put, wear with or without straps. White, tearose and black. Sizes 32 to 88. Xndlanapolls—James E. Mont­ a tenth anniversary of the presen­ Manila, March 28—. m all. Included are tdiarkakin.s, wor#>teds. flannel*, saxony*, worated flannel* J. Smith, S. J.. 73, former Instruc­ by the county 4-H office as elivi' e (1:22 a. m.. c. s. f.i It was lol- tor at Georgetown university. He | to receive the coveted swards. lowcd l."! niimitca later by a sharp, and clear finished worsteds, in n choice of patterns. All in the precinion ALL WOOL CARDIGAN SWEATERS waa bom In Conewago. Pa.. I Persons interested in landsca|li> twisting tremor. tiiiloring wc carry at much higher price*. In regulars shorts and longs. ainton, la.—Morgan H. Sexton, |1 Ing are invited to attend a meet- Nationally advertised cardigM sweaters In 1007, wool. Long sleeves, boxy sty le- White, blue, pink and grey. Sizes general manager of Radio Station , ing Friday. April 1. at 8 p.m. at, St to 40. . por,swear, second fioor. ^ RcgulOPly 5.98 KROS and former circulation I the Grange Hall at .North Coven- , MEN’S CLOTHING DEI*T., STREET FLOOR manager of The Rock Island, Til., try under the auspices of the Cen­ 3.83 ter Neighborhood group there. | •One of the jnost convincing ^Crtumbus, O. Frank E. (Inchl Ernest E. Tucker will lend a talk demonstration# of democ­ Olelch. 53. a New York Yankee on the subject. Farm bureau groups outfielder in 1920. '21 and '22. He in surrounding towns are also in­ racy's value to humanity is METAL SLAT VENETIAN BLINDS _ _ Non-rust baked on enamel finish. Won’t chip, crack, peel. Operate smoothly. Cords lock securely. Metal enclosed was born In Columbus. vited. the funeral profession’s Miss Katherine TIngley. exten­ MPAA head..An are .14’’ long. Come In 28” . 25", 21". 29’’. 31” , SS” , .1 5 " widths, p i I < 3 GO — J A OQ Todelo, O.—George R. Forrester. impartiality in proving a 84. president of the Forrester sion clothing specialist, will con­ Adjustable to I ’’ larger sizes. CnrtaiiSB aad Drapes, second floor. I x C g U i a r i y a l i a ” 9 . s r O Grain Co., and former president of duct a country-wide leader train­ ing session on "New Things on the 3.59 the Toledo Board of Trade. Washington-Dr. Lucius Charles Market" Monday. March 28. from Service Clark. 79, president emeritus of 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Union American university. He was bom Congregational church at Rock- I*® ' LADIES' PROPORTIONED SLACKS In Guady county, Iowa. vllle. Miss Cora H. Webb. Tolland to the Living 2 rs. proportioned slacks for only 4.88 In eroaae resistant rayon gabardine. Side zipper closing, stttrhed creases. Hborf, County Home Demonstration WMhlngton—John W. Thomas- MOeUnoa-Oeof! medium and tall 12 to 18. Black, brown, navy M d grey. D C O Q ton, 3rd, 28. U. S. vice counsel In agent will be In charge. Box lunches that allows every family Sportswear, second floor. e V C g U i a F i y 0 . ^ 0 «*■*<• ssSmsI i* •<* CMcutta. Ind. I will be enjoyed at noon. regardless of its social or 4.83 financial standing to ar­ iiio Charge range for a funeral of ir­ •Is .'.-h reproachable excellence at KNOTTY PINE VANITY TABLE a cost that meets its needs Pmeoth unfinished pondezesa pine ready to stain or paint. or wishes. f i e f ^ PerforaaMe Top measure IS" x Iloasewares Dept., downstalfs store. Regularly 7.49 Sale Price The most BeauUfnl BUY for Comfort. The most Beautiful BUT for Thrilla and 1, 5.83 Arabulanea Servlca POPULAR STYLE Thrift Here’# the onig low-priced car with You’ll have the hithsd degree of comfort in NEW ’’OUMeiin" a Valve-ln-Head,Jenriia—the type now Chevrolet’s Super-Siae Interior with extra- RIVfTLESS BRAKE UNINOS- u r k e o being adopted by higher-priced cars-and MEN'S GOODYEAR WELT LOAFERS r. The most Beautiful wide ‘Tive-Foot Seat#." extra-generous lA fT OF TO TW1C8 AS lOHOI T o u ll be craxy about these loafers with the soft pliable uppers stained In a rich chestnat brown leather. Sturdy Chevrolet’! tcorWt ehampion engine holda l.'l.lN’ l. • -IM”.' • M head, leg and elbowToom and the advanced BUY for Styling all records for miles aerved and owners Uflingt ore Meured to broke ihoet Regularly 7.95 B healingt and ventilating system of a cor OveraighL men and women everywhere •atiafied. by 0 ipeclal “Fermo-Betid’’ proqe«i 5.83 that breathu. developed by Chevrolet ond Ciaeret have aingled out the new Chevrolet aa f*s The most Bcaattfnl BUY for Driving and Th* meat BtsnUfnl BUY for AU-Buuad Meters’ Retoordi loborotorlos aad mod btautifol kup of aU- War II Riding East — with new Center-Point Safety. You’ll enjoy maximum aafety with: thf outWy te«ted and prmmd by Regularly WOMEN'S FAMOUS NAME SHOES You’U find H’s the most beautiful buy for mEBsw of uaiti under *8 klndi •!' W e CM’t tell you the name of the mMutecturer but the name you knew Md have worn. Exoeptionany good mn of Design. This remarkable 4-way engineering (t) New Certi-Safe Hydraulic Brakca; (f) tHiiMsr caiAiviic coMPOHiNts Vets Preference dylint. of course . . . for it alone offers the drMng cowdlHons. There ere ae 49.95 •Itea. In popular stylea. Black, brown, Mae, tM and combinations. 1 A Q Q I C O A Extra.Strong Fiaher Unisteel Body-Con­ Patent, calf, kid, suede Md embossed. Women’s ahoea, street floor. I w C g U I O # l y I i Q w O ultra-luxurious lines, colore, fittings and advance—including Center-Point Steering. • rivets to Emit Enteg w**r or I* leare New Cape t'«dc houses ondei struction: (8) New Panoramic ViaibUity: Sale Price cnnalruftliin In vartou# eevtluo# CenUr-Point Seating. Lower Cenlcr of the brwbe druaw. As • rMull, almad 6.83 febriea of Body by Fisher at lowest cost. thrT ^ iwerqt factor of Manchester. (4) Safety Plate Glass b wbdshield and And you’ll also find that it’s tha most Gravity without loaa of road clearance and «w anfire 'inbii iNdwiit b maMe 2983 4 Kmima and bath with t ad- Clenler-Point Rear Suspenaion-gives driv­ all wbdows; and (8) the super-safe Unitixed ond Ening Efa h proclkeEy MM 42 PC. VOGUE SILVER SPECIAL dlllonal (anfinlahcd upalalra. Hoi beautiful buy of all from rrtry point of Knee-Action Ride. Chevrolet h the firri M-tixod cor In America’s most popular model*! Covered in on Bmortment of covering* Gleaming lustre sBverplatrd flatwear oa lfl% alekle baae. In beautiful Vogue pattern. 18 teaapooM, 8 aoup apneas, 8 wolrr heal oil btirnei nrc|ila<«. view and on ttory point of value. >. because ing and riding resuJU found eliewhere only dinnrr forlu, 8 knlvra, 2 tableepoona Made by famous Conn, allverimlth Md exclnaive with BT’a. lull Inanlallon. c

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tcfi SIX of ore„Jolui Hunlck, a fourteeii the outsids of the structure to gat and ' lar to our State Board of Educa- year old boy In her mother’s a glimpse of the chUdren’a presen­ American auUiora Emeraon Talk on India boarding school, who was so dia« tation. I Thoreau, whcther^’the fellow trav­ tion. May Ketuni To teach Hanrlirster New York legisUtors apparent­ mayed over the plight of these eler believed that Emeraon could people who were craving Christian Mias McLaughlin, who soma day ly held that supervision of teach­ may go back to India to teach, cm* Eornins ^eralb fo about "orgalilElnK liberty in Is Given Hefe knowledge that be obtained per- FUNENLAL. Vote in Favor er training was a function which, fnission from Rev. and Mrs. Mc­ ihaataed hew fortunate we art, Watkins the Soviet Union” or Thorcau Laughlin to gq to one of these lere In America, with our elabo­ Hijm siSiis a? D.U practice civil disobedience there. now that New York ia to have a rate school system and numerous PEACE OF MIND Of One School state university, properly belong­ I Daughter of Mis»ioiiar- forsaken communities and offer You can own fine CUSHMAN CREATIONS M*neli«at«r. Cona. The follow traveler admitted that privllagea and said that U only wo ^ O . ed on the university management them the information on Chrl^ could ase how our benefits con* WUUnai P. 4|niab and ataft piovida paoM T>t>HlAS rCRUUauN they could not. But he had a re­ 1 iesiDelivers A*ldre«» al tlanlty that he himself had al­ Saves You money rraa.. Traae.. treated’with the underprivileges of af mind, thr«Mli ararAttentlva davotti^ to VttBBtfaa ocioaar i. iw»t- tort. Neither, he said, could Lrniri level. ready obUlnod. He set out for the others, wa would, Ipdeed, consider deteU. Medai«,'eMinpieto flacmtiea pra^-Mo Meeting Held in Rock* We think, the same principle 1 South Melhoilisl VlUegc, Juet before the floode, with exist In the United States today. ourselves fortunate. eonvaalenee. ^ ville to Protest Build- ~ Ruantaad Cvarjr Bvcning should be recognized and ad­ only the cotton suit on his back, a After Mias McLaughlin's apaach, Wnilam P. Onisli on a budget . * . by selecting a piece at There might be .some quarrel i Miss Kathleen McLaughlin gave few pamphlets, one blanket and a Pott aSiaa al tiaaefcaatar, OMa., vanced In Connecticut. Alayne Murphy and Sandra Tag- ' ing Two Thb Year on the Finest S S na Claaa Mall MaUay. with the retort, for the United a inoft ^nte^eBting Ulk on "India” picture of Chriet. When the Mc­ gert sang a duet arrangement of States has not yet destroyed its at the young people’* special Mis­ Laughlins visited him four months 'W hispering Hope,” and a special RohkvtII., March 28—(BpMiali ■ aUWWRIPTlOJI RATW _ sionary service in the Soiith Meth­ later he hsd sUrted a school, s missionary offering was taken. Ona tear by lUII ...... own freedom of speech and church snd s Sundsy school. Mrs. T. B. Kemer, superintend­ —A group of abaut SO U xi^ym , a time from Watkins Open Stock «iR mooths by ...... » thought. It ,ia merely threatening SUtiidarcl Invents odist church Sunday morning. Including rcprManUtlvu of man­ Ona aionta ay Hall ...... Miss McLaughlin, now a Sopho­ In snother incident. Miss Mc­ ent of the Intermediate depart­ ufacturing concerns and larger t'tif la C(*Py ...... '24 to do so. more at Baldwin-Wallace College, Laughlin described s little psgesnt, ment. was in charge of tha pro­ FELT BASE Weekly, ay carriar ...... J • property ownetji met In the Su­ But here again Ea.vt and We.nt Testing Device llrtd In India with her Missionary presented by children, of the Na­ gram. . perior coprt room lost evening and f ,n^ delivered. ^ ...... tivity scene. These children had 7 7 •) A\u i n St Weet of him., roratga ...... were talking pointed cases, and parents since she was two year* , \ % C H I *> I I 1< went on record in favor of build­ S M w - w , A spccltal machine tor demon­ old and her information on the been persecuted by the other vil­ UCUHM such pointed cases invited both to | ing onlly one elementary school strating the operation of the re­ subject wa.s r II first hand. The lagers because of their Christian the X.-imiCIATED a little self-searching. beliefs snd had even bwn forbid­ ^ this time. Mayor Frederick The A»R.)«-ie‘ed Praaa la eaclueieely versible Hydromatlc propeller and young speaker prefaced her talk Berger presided at tha meeting ■ Perhaps there should be mdre den to use the town water supply. RUGS «n-.itied to the uee ol J, electric control system on the Bbe- with a description of the physical Nevertheless they definitely pre­ which was held-Sunday due to the ; •II ne«. li?, ~aJ» such conferences, and more antl- ing 377 Stratocniiser has been conditions of the country with lU THE OFFICE OF ’ fact that a ipeclal town meeting ; Q Rot otneraiee ..red'ted 'a » • l^"^ shipped by Hamilton Standard sented their Jittle pageant wd uid elAO the local newa publ'ahaa aer^ < Vininiunials attending them, and contrasting cold weather and in- when they.presented It In a little lias peen called for Tuesday night , This is not a sale of odds and ends, damaged *^ail ri«nla ol repuhlieatioa *f- ** more such sharp and pointed de­ Propellers Division of United Air­ tense heat. Us cxerlmcly rich and hut, even the lepers crowded around DR. WM. L. CONLON at which time action will be token j a,enatchea nerato era alao reaereed. craft Corporation to the Boeing extrenifly poor people, and its ex­ rugs, nor factory “seconds.” These are \vat- bate. It might be good for both on the question of whethsr the | ». A. •era- Airplane Company at Seattle, travagant beauty and piteous squa­ 88 MAIN STREET town will build one or two ne« i kins regular lower prices on the finest grad# rull aereice cl'eni of N. I East and West to have to answer Washington. The r g is believed do R edM en's ia Ice. Inc. _ lor. Her theme revolved around school buildings at a cost not tn Felt Base Rugs. All first quality. All run­ 7J“, i to each other for their beliefs, be the first of its kind ever to the lark of education facilities tn WILL BE CLOSED exceed 8600,000. | ning patterns. All in their original shipping yuiiKahcre KeoreiniiUlivea- - show the constant-.speciling action India and she presented vivid spe­ baby d e p t . ilaineer. r-pci'ai Ad'ocy -Ne face to face, and more often. In FROM BIAKCH 26 . At last night’s meeting It wax tubes! Torn. Ch'cafO. Deim'l end Boaton. of a propeller governor. cific incidents to exemplify this SterWaara—Foods brought ouf that those tn attend- I fact, this sort of thing—and con­ . Built by Hamilton Standard’s need for a mpre expansive school UURRAU o l Diaper Palls Senpa snee felt the building of tW(» utiuaiUH AUiin ferences in which it is possible— service school, under the direction Rvstrni. Warmers—Dishes UNTIL APRIL 4 schools would place too great s Patterns for every room in the house . . , ciKt.'uijtrioNs. are probably just Avhat the world ! of Delmont L. Ballard, supervisor, Only 1.8 I’. C. Literate NEW burden on the Individual property 18th Century Florals, Hooks, tone-on-tone rn* Harald Priii'.'iit Company. Inc., j the machine simulated the func- With a' population of over 400 oiNiers, merchants and manufac­ needs most. Perhaps, instead of I tion of the complete propeller Arthur Drug Store “embossed” designs, marbles and tile pat­ •aauiuea no nnaiiciai reapon*'n'l'ly *'•' picketing it and boyeotting this million. India can claim only 13% turers. The committee Issued a uSllaraPBieal error, appeennf m ad equipment dm ing a typical flight. literary. The majority of the statement .that it recommend*- j- terns, playroom and nursery rugs. Nearly, T.rttaein.nt. and oin.i 1 one, we should have seen to it that .Acce.iworv parts of the propeller in The Manche.tet l..enina Herald. .schools bna.st only one room and. that the cost of one school be every pattern In a full range of sizes, too. I it ineludcd more se.sslons like the have been mounted on tb- the children sit cros.s-legged on paid for In whole or In part before | Monday, March 28 1 Panel in Writing and Publishing. machine’s top panel and the gov- I^ the hare floor for their lessons. BINGO additional expense be added by ^ I : '.1 ernor. dome s.ssembly and deicer For the privilege of going to the erection of a second school ' * h n f cut away, to enable prospective | .school, the youngsters often wslk which-would Increase the taxe rate {< TiO'/l in 6 x 9 feet ...... 5.45 No Holds Barred | A Time For Boldne.Ns .Stratocniiser pilots snd mechanics as far as twenty miles to attend PLAYING STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8 P. M. at least 10 mills. The committee | to watch them as they perform. the cla.sses. Many of the villages alao dUKUSsed the situation now : 7H X 9 feet ...... 6.76 The late Cultural and Scientific 1 The financial pages, these days, An operating panel complete and towns are now earnestly de­ AND YOU DON’T STAY LATE in the city where the re-cons true- ■ 9 X 10V4 feet ...... 8.96 conference for World Peace had reveal a race between two kinds with engine throttle, governor con­ siring Christianity but there are tion of the present fllteratlor* j trol. ‘‘stiek”, tachometer, and air V 9 X 12 feet'...... 9.75 Its moments. of statistics. Or, at least, we hope no le.Tilcrs for the people. plant has also received attention. ' speed indicator, enables the opera­ Oeserlbes Inridents Offleers Named 9 X 15 feet ...... 12.50 One of these came at its "Writ-1 it la a lacc, in which one sot of tor to ’Tly” the airplane. The in- Would You Rather Drive A the Molly Stark Bedroom Mi.s.s .McLaughlin told the story Maurice Miller waa reelected • , Jng and Publishing Panel,” which stati.sUc.s has a cliaiice of check­ strument.s regi.ster in iesiKin.se to Tinker Hall president of the Tolland County % was attended by 800. the most vo- ing and overcoming the other. movements of tha throttle, gover­ NEW 1949 PONTIAC? .lewtsh Federation at Its meeting | nor and ’’stick controls. Tlie pro­ Start with a bed and dresser from the Molly Stark bedroom. The cal of whom were evidently strict­ Tlic set of statistics which ia MAIN STREET held Sunday at the B’nal larael peller mechanism performs all the REASONABLY EARLY DELIVERIES Synagogue with other officers In I historical background for this delightful furniture is said to center New! ly anU-Communtsts. j momentarily in the lead is the set I nece.s.sary functions for constant- FKNDER ^ND BODY eluding vice president, Abram * speeding. reversing, automatic around furniture once owned by the attractive wife of General John Here occurred that kind of no- I which reflects’American produc­ WORK WITH OR WITHOUT TRADES Stockser of Ellington; treasgrei. { ' feathering and eleetric de-lcing. Stark of Revolutionary fame. Full or twin size beds, 55.00 each; holds-barred give and take which tion and the .sales of American I Following its stay at Seattle, DOOR PRIZE Abner Brooks, Rockville; secre­ many have thought should be ar­ I products. ’The traditional indices tary, Seymour Lavttt, Rockville' dresser base 86.00; mirror 22.60. Chest 96.60; bedside table 23.00. Nursery Patteri^ the machine will be consigned in Solimene and Flagg. Inc. Come and Try lt*and You Will Like It board of directors, Calmiin Alyer- ' ranged between East and West, of indu.strial and commercial ac- tilnv to Pan American World Air­ 6.14 Center Street BALCH PONTIAC, Inc owltz. Joseph Meyerowitz, Benja- ; but which has been considered im­ I livity are skidding downwards. ways System, Northwest Airlines OPEN EVENINGS ___ ami British Overseas Airways for min Kanter, Harry Llebman, Rab- , The first truly “baby” rug . . . wooly sheep, possible because of the way the ! Retail .sales in the nation, in the 155 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER bi Paul Siegel, Robert Rlfkin an t . pilot and ground crew in.strucllon. TOMORROW NIGHT Paul Cramer. There are 12<»! bunnies, teddy bears, and ducks on a mottM Russian government controls and 1 past week, took s very pro­ You Can Always Do Better At Batch’s Jewish families In the count.v ; pink background! Blue center block with aupervisea the thought and speech nounced dip In some key cilie,S. i \(hlch are affiliated with the Fed- I more fairy story animals. Limited stock of of its own citizens. Here it hap­ The other set of .statistics is one : JVlK‘llOt'8 (lollejic ‘ Mirrors, Glass eratlon, now etartlng^ Its thlr.’ and 9 x ft. aizes. pened. Reading about it, we won­ of price reductions by inanufac- | year. , der If the Conference didn’t ac- turers, wholesalers, and retailera. i Is Official Name Furniture Tops. Window Court Opens Friday and Blale (Bas-s, Auto Glass The spring criminal session of compliih acme good after all. not These, too. arc becoming wide- j the Tolland County Superior Court because the particular wrangle I spread. But they are trailing the ; Now Britain. March 28—(/Ti— will open on Friday, April 1 at 10 accomplished much of anything, decline of sales. They are not ] lu.Kt to make certain you’re right, a.m. with Judge J. Howard Rob­ it’s the Teachers College of <'nti- or clarified much of anything, but leading the way. They are taking White Glass Co. erts of Litchfield presiding. Th ; neetirut, not the New Britain 24 Birch St. Manchester following accused will be pre- > because It did open a communica- very small steps. .State Teaehers college.. aented: George F. Robertson. . 0 « l between East and W'est. That the race is in that status be­ Teachers college officials ex­ 0|>en Dally 8 M. To S P. M. Thomas F. O'Brien, Theodore ' communication wa-s, in this first cause American business has not plained Saturday that the law Including Saturday Hendel, Emmanual Gottesdlener. instance, bniUlly frank and edged been very expert at the process whieh created their in.atitution ;n Isidore Brickman, Ralph Levine, j You’ll love 1933 named it the "Teachers Col- Blent y Of Barking Leon O. Holsington, Wlillam W. with mutual prejudice, and even of gauging purchasing power and j Irfie of (,’onnecticut at New Brit- On Bremises Hoialngton, Pauline C. Deptula. B hatred. But we wonder what consumption and In adjusting it- j gin." Irving Bagty, Elisabeth O, Phillips. might happen If the same group self to changing trends. It has j Eugene S. Skinner, Louis P. Ken- should meet again, and again, and waited until bu.sines.s conditions ; nison, Dorothy O. PIsciotts', Cll.i- I ton A. Tsylor. Harold M, Burdirk. debate again and again? have coinpelled price l ut... in.strad Berths ItobertE. Wouldn't they, in time, slip into of trying lr> forc.stsll the bu.sinrs.s Ststo’s Attorney Donald C. Fisk some more reasonable discussion CUTS THE COST of 'wlll .bs tn hts office In the Henry | conditions in question by anticipa­ designed by of fundamentals which would lead Building from 10 s.m. to 4 p.m. on ' tory price cuts. ' ^ Tueeday, March 20 to give counsel both aides into some self-search­ The praetlesi difference is Itiat for the accused and all others in­ ing? I a price cut which comes after a better refrigeration! terested in the cases an opportu­ But for the session in question. slowing (town of sales merely ...... nity for consultation with him. The first clash camj aa Dwiglit tends to whet the public appetite Fatm Mni.au Meetings ■ ' The following • meetings have MacDonald, an American writer, for economy, and slow down sales I B 1 been scheduled by the Tolland asked A. A. Fadeyev, tlie leading I still ihore while the public waits County Farm Bureau for the home­ Choose a Cushman Russian writer at the conference, I for still more price cuts. But a makers for this week; March 30. the following two questions: (H I price cut which anlieipales the 8 p.m. at Mrs. Edward Foote’s In | incii • DIVELOPiR Hsbron. Child Study group. Miss Dining Room What has happened to Russian ' real need for it.self has a ehanoc of f Fay Moeller, Family Life Specialist authors Pasternak, Babel, Zo.sl- doing some good, by |>rrsuading • STOP-BATH as leader; Home Demonatration chenko, Katayev and Pilynnk? customers out of their liesitancy • FIXER Agent Misa Cora Webb will lead f t . 8.6 a group on March 31 at 1:30 p.m. a piece-at-a-timel Are they alive or dead? Are they fm before that heaitamy has become in handy foil pochof*... at Mrs. Walter Havens’ in Coven- ] Saoly U mero than o mottrau — It h e *ln concentration camps or free? crystallized. t. for only try Center, on How to Curtain imoodi-(ep, tuftiau lullaby... ttylod by (21 Is it true tjiat Mr. Fadeyev This latter op|MU tunity. for On« handy package has all the chemicals you need ■Your Windows, and the same eve­ Modomo ^ Schloporallil So# it...Sooly had agreed to rewrite his novel. forestalling a rcce.s.sioii of .sales, to develop, stop, ond fix your ovro negatives end ning she will Instruct a group Ip A—The Marlboro buffet ia an excellent example of the Joiner’s art, b « touch of boouty for your bodreoml "Young Guard,” after it had been has been missed, snd .such a re­ prints. Sufficient for, twd rolls of 620 film or 50 Tolland at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. E. Wanat on Fabric Paint­ dating around 1680. A farmhouse piece, it was ori^nally used Whon you com# in to too your Sooly Innor- ' eminently successful because cession is now under way. The 2 !/ i X 3 ’/ j prints. Just fight for an evening's use. Get ing. On April I Mias Kitherine for all-round purposes, 74.00. Pravda had denounced It for hav­ question now is how .soon price a few packs today; only 20 cents eoch. Tingley will be in charge of the { *pring...atk about Stoly'i oxcluiivo 2 3 9 - 9 5 B--Arm chair inspired by a Philadelphia "page” chair with slight c *TOUR-IN-ONE” Comfort Conttruction. ing an Incorrect political line? cuts will bring it to a halt. ^ t,*an I,eader Training data on Suits and alterations in size to lit today’s living, 33.50. Obviously, there could not be Coats at the Union church In i tliey overtake the trend, slow it Rockville from 10 a.m„ to 3 p.m. C~Matching side chairs, 23.00 each. two more pointed questions asked down, and start it hack up the (m darC s.. Yes' Kelvinator definitely low­ Friday evening, E. ^.'Tucker of D—Rudders from old whaling ships suggested the name for this of the Russian. hill? We have a suspicion that PR t sc R IPTION pharmacy ers the cost of better refrig­ Rockville f^m er County Agricul-. tural Agenlj will speak on L.vnd- drop-side table with its four “rudder” supports, 74.50. First Fadeyev tried typical big, bold steps, to be lakeii before 901 MAIN STRIIT.SSAISCMSSTSR eration with tills big new 8.6 Communist logic. He had an ad­ scaping at 8 p.m. at 'the Orange E—Old Hunting Boards found in large Penn­ a third set of slat (sties- tho.se ol cubic foot model. Kelvinator Hall in North Coventry. vantage over Mr. MacDonald, he layoffs and uiieniploymenl has beauty, efficiency, dependabil­ Pre-Olow Supper sylvania farmhouses of the late 17th said, because he knew contempo­ come too far ahead in the race etiffi?/! f w / ’ . ity! 25 lb. frozen food chest; TheJPre-OIbw supper which will . century inspired the Brandywine hunt rary American literature while are what is nedeed. In short, we be served at the social rooms of board with shelves, 125.00 complete. large bottle space. Sealed-in- the Union Congregational church Mr. MacDonald could not possible think price cuts should l>e as iiobl ■steel polarsphere cold-making on Saturday evening. April 2, prior Base (buffet) only, 96.00. 1 and convincing a.s costs and profit unit. to the Parade of Quartets, prom­ F—This “Crown” diair is of Swedish origin, since it hsd not been trsnalsted.! margins will allow. ises to be largely attended. The the top splat resembling the headpiece Mr. MacDonald Interposed that supper will be served at 6:30 p. ni. We think business must ait and those who attended last year of the old Vikings, 21.60. some of It had been tranalated and boldly, both to promote sales and Dear Doctor, recall the fine supper togethet- Q—Matching arm chair, 30.50. that he had read the works of the to maintain employment, if the Wlth the opportunity of hearing H—The Marlboro china follows closely the ■ -f. ’ authors he mentioned. Fadeyev, in present reec’.sslon is to he convert­ In response io your repeat­ and tningling with the quartet style of the matching buffet above, other words, was makihg an illog­ OUR members here to participate in the ed into something which might be ed requests we are jjlad to A Parade. Tickets may be secured H 108,00 ical evasion of the question. I calle-Tesled trademark. gregational church with a supper. to the question about his own ty for an oconoiiiv ot plenty, be- j for only ValTl Smith of Somers is chairman novel. He had, be said, planned a , of the committee of Men's work in Cushman for living rooms, tool ' lore tile whole system winds up '■ CAN BE ORDEKEI) FROM the County Council of Congrega­ revision of several chapters ,biit,1 hack in the lap of government. tional Churches. lack of time had prevented him ; A BERGREN SALESMAN Dinner for Firemen n itu o Bow” daotgii hy from doing it. He was happy to The members of the Dobaonvtile IWdsperallt, oxetuMva with New York’s Decision company of the Vernon Fire De­ announce that It was being rejml)- ; 299-95 partment will meet this cvemng at ■oely. Boaly comfort makco liahed as It stood, that is, as It The controversy still to reach OR TEL. ENTERBRISE this a mattreoo you'll lovo the Bolton House in Bolton for a ■aloop or awake. Full or twin stood when Pravda criticized It. decision in the Connecticut Legis­ Yuu’ve never seen such room dinner and social time, with about The Axminster loom has been used to weave these re­ 30 couples expected to attend. Colonial charm alMo: matching boxapringa, Other anti-Communista at the lature- whether or not the state’s 1025 liefore. Cold clear to the floor. productions of exquisite' hooked rugs . . . for this mod­ 4t.50. Panel charged, in their remarka, emergency teacher-training pro­ Two full cubic feet of extra ern loom gives an unlimited range of colorings! Inex­ that Fadeyev had failed to make gram shall be concentrated at the space. Refrigerated fruit pensive; soft, wool face; rubberized backs to prevent frc.shner: 40 Ib. frozen food in loom-woven slipping. Choice of rose or beige center backgrounds an answer to MacDonald’s quea; University of Connecticut or ac- j ^0 JAItaOREN bAlSY Multiple **Boquat’* daaign by Bcliiaparant tlons, with the Communists reply­ complished through an expansion chest. Plus values in every with black borders and multi-colored flowers. covars tha flnaat 8a^y ovor mado. ing that of course he had answer­ of the state teachers’ college set- j detail. Twta and full Maao; mati^hlng box- 69sfli Hlllll Electrolysis Medallion i^cliigs, ed triumphantly. up—has been paralleled over in nmr SuperflttiHis Hair Removed In our opinion, Fadeyev made New York. Sarely, Quickly* and partial aaowera. But the impor­ There, the Assembly has re- I Permanent ly Rugs tant thing is that, first, the ques- solved a aimilar question of edu- i iHitntmenta alrlHl.v private Uoos.were aaked to him, point- rcational power politics in fa\-or of j Prae CnniHiltatt shto of the church. dls6rderly conduct during the ware "so tarrifleally high that on­ to bring town sldawalks into flrat Master’ * at Services Swoepstake and Door'Priia (CovtUiiMd fFom Pngs One) tal. During thd period of'onc • WASHERS lem in Bridgeport Britifih'Amerieang daas abape. Included bealdas con- ‘The music for the worship sarv- Madison Square Garden rally. a number. Tha vast and pants al­ ly the well-to-do could afford A t the evening service at O n - Two were apectatora at the week, March 90 to MArch 'J6, crato walks are granlto and cqp- ica, under the direction of George ter Congregational church yester­ (Hometown unavailable). a total of 34 babies were Imrn ready were boxed and bore a cor- r a n g e s them. meeting' who allegedly acxiltled • Bridgeport, March 39—OF)— .Fred Dickson, o f I t l Canter erato gutters and curbs and other A t tha morning asrvica at O. Ashton, organist and choirmas­ EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Seaman Henry p . Davla (home at the Haynes street Institution, responding'number. "O f tha homes built for rent, day the music wan provldwl by the with a newsreel photographer try­ Governor Bowlea cam* to thb city roadside work. Complato informa­ ship of tho South Mathodlat ter. Included "Elevation,” by Gull- town unavailable). Of thia total, 13 were boys and 'The general plan aeemed to ba: nona- have been offered for leas straat, was alactad to sarra his NEW STARTING TIME—7:45 Male Octet and the drama by the ing to take eloae-up shots of the IN MANCHESTER ITS today and aaked why Soelaliat tion la on fito at tha olllca o f tha church. yasterday, Itov. Frad It mant, aa tha prelude and "Fugue WTHT—Henry Taylor. Thespians. Thia was Uie first ap- Davla and Dioguard were pas­ a like number girls. Grab a suit o f the right alia and than $95 a month—three times tha tenth term as prasidant o f tha In O minor,'.’ by Roaslnl, aa the HO—Hint Hunt: N « w . crowd. They were Wentlfled aa Mayor Jaaper McLevy has faUod average rental now paid by Con­ town engineer. Edgar apolM on tha thama "Jaaua, ■ peurance for the Male Octet of sengers. The other nine were a Previous high for one wiek then try to reach a aaleaman—all British American dub at tha am Bids win ba racaived until 5 p. m. poatluda. Anthems by the' choir j^PoUce Speak; l*®®^**' Dr. Mark Stmuaa. 39, of Brooklyn, to do anything about publle houe- necticut citlsens.” WDRC—Radio Theater Center church. They sang bcauti- ferrv crew formerly attached to wAa 23 births during the period. oRwbora wore large Identifying nual meeting Saturday evening. April 15 and each bidder must ac­ tha Maatar” . This was tha third were "O, Savior of the World” __News; RequeK Matl- W ONS—Gabriel Heatter and Irving Wagner, 49. a ing the peat two yeara. M vato lateraata Net At Fiwit nilly and were a great aid In pre- The third arrested person, police Kaneohe Naval Air station on March IS through March 19, buttons. Tha annual affair was attondad by company hla offer with ir$500 car- of a sartaa of sarmoos appropriate from , "The , Darkest Hour," by W T H T —Let's Go to the There were approximately 5JW0 KEMP'S Bridgeport, he told a luncheon The governor said It would ba 4T_K»y Kyser Oollege. 1 paring the people for worship. said, was Hnap Mirchak. of Brook­ Onhu Island. meeting o f tho Chambor o f Com- over 140 members of the 37 year tlflad chack for performance. to the Lenten season. Tbo scrip- Moore, and "Hear Ua, Lord" from PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW W TIC—Telephone Hour. ' They were under the direction of suita, topcoats and overcoats on "totally unfair to blame private old dub. "Stabat Mater,” by Roaslnl. iC —BackeUge Wife. lyn, who allegedly stepped out of a They had picked up the plane In 7M Mala Street , Tri. mere# in Hotel Stratficid, haa tha business Interaats fo r failure to re­ tura rofarenea was from Luko 9 9:I.V - Frederic E. Werner, Director of picket line outside the Garden and Kwajaleln and were flying it to' tional church. Both Mr. and sale. The manager of the men's Albert Eagleaen will flU the WONS—News. basement store. J. Goldberg, MasclMwter'a FrigMalrs Dealer doubtful dlatlncUon of baing tha lieve the houaing shortage for low 51-63. AMESITE DRIVEWAYS lO—Stella Dallaa Mu.slc al Center church. The Cen­ stnick a passerby. thtlr new stutton « l San Diego, Fish have lon g, been associated only Connactlcut city which haa not Income grmips” sinee "no business­ vacancy o f vtea-praaidant for tha Faaa 306 Hour Mark Aloft W TH T— President Truman. tlmsted half that number would Fer Over M Tear* Werner’s Students Rav. Edgar In daocrlblng tha We Specialize In ter Church Male Octet consists of O llf. with the Center church. Itftad ita fingar to build public man should be asked, to operate next yaar. Alvin Hunt did not saak 3RC—New lingland Note- 0:.KI— .. .. the following: Henry Janssen, A l­ Many congratulatory tsle- be sold the first hour If sales were re-dectlon. Harold E. Turklngton clrcumatancaa o f Josus* Ufa oa Miami, Fla., March 38 — (JTt— All Types Hard Surface Areas WONS—FiahInB and Hunting Says Uundreth TtirneH able to proceed at a normal galL houaing In tha laat two yeara.” at a loss. ok. , exander Wat.son, Arthur Pratt. grama. Including one from- .Ten­ Though tha govtm or did not "But,” he added, "It U fair to was sleeted treasurer, when David Present Program earth aald that Jaaua was tha serv­ ^ a CaUfomla endurance fliers Work Gnarantaad • Free Rstimatea • Terns AnraafeS nub; News. All sales were fox cash and there ant o f mankind yat when 'ba spoke Bandstand; News. WTHT -Stars in the Night. ! William Sleckel, Don McClain, from Meetings • nessee, and about 150 cards -we're mantlon Mayor McLevy by hame, aak the $64 question: Why is Maxwell removed hla name ftom passed the 300 hour mark aloft to­ Away Over 200 Present were no alterations, of being their Master at tlmaa, he So n s —T o Be Announced W TIC—Dr. 1. Q. ' Fred Moore, Ralph Liindbrrg and received by thfe honored couifle. WHY mY.eo'iEbrBR he aaked "exactly where la tha Brldgaport, a dty with a critical nomination for re-election. Fred Moscow, March 28—(Ah — TJif | A Fllene's spokesman said the Intarroadiate piano pupils of waa not a dictator in the sease we day, circling endlessly over the 1C—I»ren *o Jones. John Light, They aang "Tell Me Coranumlat newspaper Pravda., Mrs. F,lsh wore a dress o f black local Jam?” and. "whan are the h ou m g shortage, the only Con- Baker, who was the flrat president Fradartc E. Warner preaentad a THOMAS D. COLLA fOCC—News; Melody Matinee. 10:00— suits and coats had been accumu are apt to think M today. " It caa greater Miami , area. — BiU Harris WDRC—My Friend Inna. the Story of Jesus" by Sweney. printing a Taaa dlSpatch from New At Anniversary lace over blue and a beauUftil cor­ people here In Bridgeport going to necUcut city to refuse flatly to taka of this dub In 1933, wUl again flll program of about an hour's dura­ FOB THE BEST IN DRIVBWAV CUNSTBUCTION "Pass Mr N ot" by Dome and sage of marguerites given her ;by lated for the past three years also bo aald that *Jaaua waa tha and Dick Riedel continued their WONS—Conn. National Guard. York, told today of hundreds be- from 18 different outlets. Qrlglnst get action?” part in the public building program the position o f racording-secratary, tion yesterday afternoon before an LiJtONS— Two-Ton Baker. W TH T— Arthur (Jaeth. "Bless the Ix>rd" by Ippolltof- a friend. The couple received which la building homes by the making It 37 eonaecuttva years ha Master of the clreumstaacea of routine, refueling from a speeding ing turned away from meetings of Over 200 well-wishers, coming price tags on the marked-down Other Utica Partleipatbig autUence that flUed the chapel of Jeep, eating and sleeping and fly­ iim C - Y o u n g Wldder Brown WTK?—f’ontentcd Program. Ivanof. many floral pieces, a aunt of hundreds In all other parts o f the haa held an office In the organisa­ oonditlona under which he had to CALL 2-9219 ANYTIME the Cultural and Scicntlflc Confer­ from Providence,' R. 1., Spring- garments had ranged from g37JM) The governor aald overy other the South Methodist church. Palma ing slowly and steadily all the ■IPjPCCX:—Junior Dlac Jockc5s. Two acts from The Rock were money and many othsr glfta. state?” This program, he aald. tion. Lawrence Oaakell was Uve,” ha doclared. i 10:11^— ence for World Peace because of field, Mass., Shrewsbury, Masa^ city la participating In the $45,- and spring flowers were used aa . VVTHT— Earl Godwin. presented' \inder. the direction of PoUrers were Mrs. John-Lam- to 150. 9 'would coat Bridgeport nothing" "AU tha eucceaa atorlaa o f fam­ tlms. lack of space. Manchester and vlclnlly, gathewd ^‘VENETIAN IU N S 000,000 atata ^arantea of local unanimously ra-elactcd as financial tha dacoraUons. VDRO ■Winner Take All. William Astley. Adlna wa.s played It said "reactionary circles are berton, president of the Cosmo­ and would provide "dean, modem, ous men at today flada Into In- I lOt.HIK— Yesterday afternoon to help Mr. houaing bonda, a Republican pro­ secretary. William Topping win . Tha foUowlng students took , A'ONS Superman. by Mias Joan Astley. Peter by using no little force trying to sur­ politan club. Mrs. Wallace ^ j;n e . 1 ARE ALWAYS IN PU CE well built homes for rant at slight­ again be the auditor. signiflanca when comparad wtOk -Oiallenge of the lu - 1 WDRC- Bob Hawk Show. and Mrs. Edward E. Fish of KM gram. part: N ik o la s O. Stevens, W il­ fW T H T ! WONS -Golden Gloves Boxing Craham Clark and Mary Magdala round the congress with an atmo­ vice president, and ’Mrs. Epson ly morA than $50 a month.” the obataclea which Jaaua waa able Chestnut street celebrate t l^ r f A f kN - Imvs sw •etvl ifriT ihsw Hartford la building 700 of thaae Anaual Beporto Bead liam H. Brown, Gall D. Phillips, by Mrs. William Roscoe. The last sphere of unrujy hysterics. to overcome.” Mr. Edgar want oa ! Bouts I 60th wedding anniversary. The Bailey and Mrs. Lewla Fish.' Mem­ t V rs« a It V O iO l (tht tsd ia l moderate rental unite, enough to The annual meeting Included re- Rosalie A, Chapdelalne, Donna J. ?W T™ —When A Girl , ; W TIC—Radio City PlByhou.>iC. •cene was very moving as Peter Pravda reported thst American bers of Sunset Rebekah lodge as­ to say that wc, too. can become SWKNB— News; Request Matt I • lihi Dm Mlad). houae 3,000 people, he aald, and ^ r t s for the fiscal year ending L a ’i^ t ^ Htien L. Rose, Cynthia ! WTHT- On Trial. at last discovered his me.ssage and newspapers were devoting much affair was held at the home of masters o f the eircumatancas un­ 1 Mrs. Emma L Ncttleton, sister of sisted In the serving. it wants 14.01)0,000 more. Civil Engineer Febnury 38 from all club commit­ A. Dlckaon, Roberta 8. Dick, Patri­ I was ready to lay the foundation .spsce to the meetings. > A 04s»iiw IIVOIM Mai Ula* der which we are living. Jesus waa jwCXXJ—Junior Disc Jockeys. 11:00— A fillet lace dining tablecloth, W ha,, ilntt-ICAOS sa Iks Tilt- "Waterbury la moving vtgoroua- tees and tha auditors report. cia Ki Campbell, Doris M. CondIo, for the Christian church. The m in-1 Mrs. Fish, at 14 Huntington s t r ^ t Master of Himself In that He News on all stations. .Surprise entertainment for the made by Mrs Fish during the pa»» Csrdt ts Ikat IlMy 06.5 MC. STASn opened the entertainmenL 'The re­ I While the conferfenca was end- j Has of tolavision as a caraar» ^froshmants* 700 more at 850, without cort to mother, Mrs. Anne klacArthur planned the party. God. WDRC—FM Oa the air 1 p. m.- a m m f ArillL 4 483 Middle Turnpike East mainder o f the annual affair was Mr. and Mrs. Cuater were mar­ Terrill Jones and a brother. Jud- Ues In the. News. [ ing Its work, a rival group, the ; (CAUSCO BY C04JM) (A$k tof • c»|if of ffc# Apfrt CW. TiElfCASTf^ the city. “ Jesus waa also maatar of hla ^gniC—M u a 1 e. a 1 Appetizer. 11:55 p. m. Bon Terrill, both of Wlnthrop. spent In the many social activltlaa ried in S t Joseph's Cathedral In destiny. He steadfastly set his ' Same as WDRC 1 League for iFrec Ruslsa held a l T o t years thousands of Doctors pre­ Tel. 48B5 Warning that Connecticut may Weather. j scribed rmtossix. It acts of once ROY MOTORS Mass. of the dub. HartforAon March 27. 1913. face toward Jerusalem to face the I P. M. counter-rally and adopted a resolu- j SCHOOL OF ELEaRONICS get little more than 1,000 new Fine Fabrics, Sturdy Tailoring I *!»»— . . .V 4:00—News; Reque.st Matinee. I tlon condemning the peace meet­ not only to relieve coughing due to CRL Incorporated homes "when and If the Federal \ ^ R C —Record Album. colds but also ‘lootent up' phlegm 6:00—Evening Centlnel. ing. 19 ALLYH STREET. HARTFORD Ijui.mn>itAJ _ 211 No. Main St. houaing program la finally launch I liM — I About 700 persons met at City and makes U easier to raise. WONS—The Answer Man. 7:0• ' gates to the sessions "have no tastinx. n o w s worse Instead o f better.'* at Prices that Defy 8:00-.-nequest Time. right to speak in the name of Soma who aay "lat’a wait until WDRC—Lowell Thomaa. 9:00—News. science and culture since they arc Uncle Sam does It.” are tha "very W TH T—Hartford City Reports. W TH T— FM On the air 8 p. m.- agents of states where unheard— earn* gentlemen who protest moat W nC —Three Star Extra. I I p. m. of suppression and violation of j vlgoreualy at other times against WONS—Evening Star. Same as WTHT the freedom of the sciences, the WE WANT W n C —FM On the air 5:28 a. m.- arts and all cultural values arc be­ 824-828 MAIN STREET TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER Comparison WDRC—Beulah. 1 a. m. ing carried on." W ON8—Fulton Lewla, Jr. Same aa WTIC. 'The league, which said it is a Any Way You W TH T—Newa; String Enaem- USED CARS W NH O —TV. coalition of various Russian exile P. M. groups in America, also assailed ANll WILL PAY Look At it! ■WnC—Supper Club. 5:00—Teletunes; Program Rea delegates "from free countries, UP TO THESE PR1i :ES *»*•— ume. who, foi* reasons best known to . . ..til* PiYSOBsl Propaiy WONS—Tello-Taat I themselves, have joined the chorus ON THE PURCHASE OF A WDRC—Jack Smith Show. e;00— RmaU Fry Club. Floater is BIG insursnee flFo- 6:80—Teen Time Tunes i of tolalttarlan slaves. w n C —Newa. I The Russian league was the sec­ feetion. It eorers yoor cloth­ WTHT-Han of Fame. 6:45—Vincent Lopes. 1949 7:00— Kukla. Fran and Ollle. ond group to hold a counter-meet­ ing, loffgagc, earners, sports ing in protest against the CJultural **.WDRC—Oub Fifteen. 7:80—Manhattan Spotlight pqoipBient and other personal Luxury... WONS—Kobert Hurleigh: Newa 7:45— Newsreel. and Scientific Peace conference. behmitinfs at home or away WTHT—Lone Ranger. 5:00— Newa. On Saturday. Americans for In­ tellectual Freedom sponsored a . . . abo yonr famitnre and W n C —Through the Listening 8:80— Doorway to Fame hoQs^old egnipment . . . Olaae. 9:00—Film Shorts. protest rally before, an overflow- Priced Within .Il46— 9:30—Americana. crowd at Freedom house. ataihat nearly all risks of loss WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. 10:00—Boxing, St. Nick’s Arena Pickets who marched outside or daaiaffe. WONS—Inslda of SporU., conference meeting halls often De Luxe Eight *:#S— wore uniforms of veterans' organi­ Let oa tell you tho complete WDRC—Inner Sanctum. Faring Court zations. Some pickets were at­ story of this grand, broad- Your Budget! WONS—Straight Arrow. I tired In ea-stern European native wr. NKKII Toil A V coverage policy I WTHT—Railroad Hour. clothes, and carried crepe-draped .\.ND Wll.L l*AV I P TO w n C —Cavalcade of America. For Sedition flaga of “ Iron Chirtaln" nations. They carried placards sajdng ■40 BL'ICKS ...... 1300 WDRO—Arthur Obdfrey Talent '41 BUICK.S ...... (CnoHnned from Page One) Seouta. 16 BinCK.S ...... 1»<»9 Reg. $199.50 WONS—Sherlock Holmes; Hy •46 CADlI.LAfS ...... -OOO trallan workers would welcome 40 CHKVROLKTS ...... 'OIK) Gardner. W n C —Howard Barlow's Orch. them." •41 CHKVROLErr.<4 ...... VJOO I.F..8S The hearing was unfinished when CLOE ELMO •46 CHEVnOI KTS ...... 1600 A L L O W A M E $50.00 the court adjourned until tomor­ 47 CHEVROLETa ...... 1800 row. '40 DeSOTO ...... Pinafore Set The magistrate will commit •40 DODGE ...... 900 Sharkey for trial hy Jiir>' before a teleph£ hour THE SUCCESS OF YOUR 40 FORD ...... Judge If he believes a ca.se has been ^1 FORD ...... 1100 established against him. PERMANEKT WAVE 46 FORD ...... ’ 500 ■47 FORD ...... 1‘50 Now $ 1 4 9 5 0 io8o-VniCf^B€-**o (Home or Professional) •46 FRAZIER ...... 1500 '47 FRAZIER ...... I«00 E m b r o id e r '41 HUDSON ...... 900 ^ wtth tht TNI tedfMlN NI^^MAND DEPENDS ON THE •42 HUrJSON ...... m iFRO NI COMSAMF^AND •46 HUDSON ...... 1600 ‘’Golden THroaP TNI n i l lYITIM 47 HUDSON ...... 1700 175 East HAIR SHAPING •41 MERCURY ...... 1000 Ion. r/Otm Center Gt. ■46 MKRl-’URY ...... 1600 in RCA Vklor hiilory Tel. 3885 •47 MERCURY ...... 1700 .TAMES’ EXPERT ^ •49 MERCURY ...... 2400 S If't tar and aw ay your One*) Edgar Clarke •41 OLD.SMOBlt.r...... rjoo •46 Ol.D.SMOBILR ...... I'-OO mutlcol buy - o n * ol (ha world- Insuror H A IR s h a p i n g j I 00 47 OLDSMOBtLE ...... 1900 fomouJ Victrolo lodio-phonoQfopbs •41 PACKARD ...... 1400 ol a price you'll hov* lo rub your Prices Start At ...... •46 PACKARD ...... 1800 eyes to believel Here’s AM orrd FM •47 PACKARD ...... 1900 rodio, with RCA Viclor'so’.rnsimpler, •88 PACKARD ...... 2200 •41 PLYMOUTH ...... UJOO more sensitive frequency Modulo- Notice t ■46 PLYMOUTH ...... 1700 tion circuits; o fine new automatic T H A N K S T O , - •47 PLYMOrmi ...... 1800 record cHonger-quick, quiet, de- To Contractors PERMANENT '48 PLYMOUTH ...... 1900 pendoble—with the "Silent Soppbir# / SPECIAL ■40 PONTIAC ...... 1200 WIOR’S •41 PON’nAC ...... 1.300 permonenl-point pickup—no needles SEALED PROPOSALS will be WOOL AND RAYON CASUAL SUIT For A Limited Time! WAVES '46 PONTIAC ...... 1700 to change. Stunning 19th Century- received by the General Kfanager 9 and \2 FT WIDTHS... CUT-TO'OROER '47 PONTIAC ...... 18.'M) style cobinet! Big record comport­ of the Town af Manchester, at hl» N ew Bexar lo n g ia t TONI I '48 PON'nAC ...... 2100 ment. In walnut or mohogany finish office In the MuntcipaJ Building. FOR^ WALL TO-WALL CARPETING IN OUR SALON '46 .«mTDEP,AKER t..C .1700 Manchester, Connecticut, up to Home Permanent Refill PRICED FROM '47 STUDEBAKER L. C. . .I960 (blond slightly higher). AC opera­ five o'clock In the afternoon, April '48 smrDEBAKER L. C. 2500 tion A value you'll 15, 1949, for the construction or OR INDIVIDUAL RUG SIZES re-construction of approximately Front Is 5 0 % wool, 5 0 % royon. Jockel go for to beat I $|.00 Value We Have No Salesman $8,000 worth of concrete walks, bock, tieevat ond longles ore royon- concrete and granite curbing, ra­ -.•Ittr.k '-T.»4. U. 5, t*l C». Sabordin*. Zipper fiy. Blue or brown. WATCH REPAIR Plus A Bottle Of James $7-50 You Get The $100 dius and drive comers, concrete CREME RINSE—Value 50c Commiaainn gutters, etc.f' all In accordiance Sizes from 4 to 10. SK US FOK A OiM OUSnAWM with apecifleattons on-file In the SERVICE BOTH FOR ONLY Drive In today and get office of the Town Engineer. Loomcraft Deep'Pile Broadloom your trade allowance on Each bid Is to be sealed and NiW OLiN PUID FRIF SUIT 1 your car for a 1919 Packard marked "Bid for Construction and We have all the leading J. D. A. Rqdio Re-<3onstrucUon Walk and Curb." Deluxe Eight. loomcraft it a superior-quality axminitar broadloom that compares 1 0 0 % Royon Suiting I brands of Home Perma­ And forwarded to aald General Mana­ ger at the above addresa and ac­ (Total Value $1.50) nents on sale at our salon. with carpeting sailing ot dollars moral There or* actually 7,0S6 tufts of By Soe Burnett W DeeYkear You arc paying for one j companied with Contractoria eer- Television tifled check In the amount of imported wool in each square foo4l The deep all-wool pile it rich-^ t t An adorable ULUe pair of play * W M smi The naw "bold look” long-roll double f t dothca for tiny glrla that are 1 why not drive one. 189 Glenwood Street $600.00 payable to the Town of L i planned to defeat the hot weather By Mre. Anne Cabot W OsaY sfsi Manchester, Oonnectleut. looking— luxuriously soft underfoot. Fresh-looking florols In lovely colors 7 braostad lounga modal in tmori muted Graceful deers embroidered In I f uttumA The sun dress slips over W DMriwsar sw wkse wesWeal The amount o f work above men that give your rooms a pleasing, spacious loeki Ask about installation. ploids. Blua-groy, mad. brown. I I to 15 1^ the head and la open at both sides. shades of maroon, surrounded by Joseph A. IhibanookL Prop. a a . f k aqr I tioned la approximately only. 1^ The play auit ts bibbed In front the restful blues and greens of the Phone 3388 Jr.sixes 8 te 1 0 ...... I3.e8 R and b e a t In one piede. Simple flowers and foliage make this at­ * I S..6 JiaelM sad sMsglsel JAMES' - The General Manager reaervea * 9x12 ft. size...... 9 M 0 ' • 12x12 ft. size...... 127.20 the right to reject any and aU fandng—this week’B ABC gpeclal. tractive chair set a pleasure to BRUNNER'S m . A U T N O t lS I S blda, and aU biddera ara raquaated -• 9x15 ft. sixe...... 119.25 • 12x15 ft. size...... \§9JOO f ^ a m No. B446 b a aaw-ctU embroider and to look at when 358 East Center Street Trade-Ina accepted. All •uy Their Spring Needs en Werda ' aaiterattd p atten in Baas 3, 8, 4, completed. H ie simple crocheted BULOVA to consult with tha Town Engi- aervice work gnaranteed and ■ >pr and look over the ground |;fand • years. Bba 9, drsas, 1 8-8 edging gives a crisp iaUored finish DIITIliUTOt Open: 8 P. ifc. Every Night MeiiHily Thne Feymetit Flea V'jraate at SB-Uicb: oonsult. 8-4 yard. which even the man o f the house BEAUTY SALON here aald construction and i fa t th b p a t t m send 35 cents, will approve of thoroughly. I Sat.: 8 to 5; Sun.: 9 to 3 all new sets sold carry our ■onstructlon la to be done, before FBk wiBS, your nnma, addraaa, aize P a ttm No. 5617 eoiuiata of hot- inaking Wd, u a AOVANTAM OF WARM MONTHIY FAVMMr PUN Tel. 5191 personal service* guarantee. L d ^ io d , Mid tha P a tte n Number iron transfer tor embroidery de­ 74 EAST CENTER STREET For and by order o f the Qoneral tta «oe.lnniptL The lUncheaUr sign, color chart and sUtch lllua- Manager of the Town of Mandies- trationa for embroidery and cro­ etiqtwm uA IISO Ave. Amert- TELEPHONE 4201 *er. Connecticut. 7 n ^ Tock lA N. T. cheting tnatructloiia for edge, 75 USED CAR Tamil AnrfMfM * George H. Waddell, Tba Spring and Summer Fashion stitch iUuitrationa and finishing General Manager. da you aaaoothly b pink directions. F il « n 1ng-into-auinm^ wa Send 30c In coins, your name, BARGAINS Open Evenings To 9 P. M. , ea sy to make atyHa, a. address and the Pattern Number twtims, orlgtnnl designs— to Anne Cabot, The Manchester OPEN NIGHTS ' • tyaa p atten printed inside Bivenlng Herald, 1150 Ave. Amert- |Bflfc.--^« nptn. - J caa, New York 19, N. T . wwa» i ah6wa wMiSatem'J * J MANCRE8TEB EVEftOiG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY. MARCH 28, 194f EAQS U 111^ MANUHBSVEK .VENmO BBKALU. MABCngnTO. COW». MOWPAT. MARCH « . lIMt Willie Trounce Laurels to Even Playoff Series^ 57- French Voters Lengdiylist___ l a w n c a r e s e r v ic e Breaking r.round for Princetoii Str.»et School ^ A m I To infiure a good lawn this year you mart ^ 6n Tells Seen in Swing Ul reutioiisil feed your lawn i^ow. / Gaudino Bests Pagani Propose Sf^eraL * THE Fivers Celebrate $8.50 - Our S|pi«cial - $8.50 Cage Rule Changes Win Over Reds Mike Diakon Paces. as Head Eighteen Requests for HERALD ANGLE Toward Right 100 Lbs. Lawn FepllU»ep applied to yonr lawn -■ -- * -• Changefi in Zoning Reg' ------«w3U«htly HifiitB fr For Foul Shoot Crown ■aatUa, M a r^ 28—(«|— • y By The Associated Press ,Onp-Sided Victorj! ?Of All Forces (Couttooed frooi Page Ooe) Seotffi Turf Baildei Changas In tha *'two-mlnuta" rule KARL W. YOST f. ■ . ulations Snbmitt^ was forecast by an official of the The St. Louis Flyers today were ^ Sporta Editor waJ Important chiefly as an Indi­ MAORI AND CHOMAN British American Star National Baskatball Rules- Com­ celebrating their first American . HuoaOMWd frmw cation of popillar feeling. However, In one of the longest UtU of pe­ Dry Wdh—StoB*—Loap— Champion mittee at tha close o f Its opening Hockey League play-off victory in ' Wierzblcki and Parciall there was no voting In Paris, Tostet in 82 of 100 asaslon late last night. Lecal apart Oiatter aSO-yard dash, Bobby Coleman a history. Series Knotted hsv« agreed and which titions for Bontng exceptions to be Grading—Landsca^ng ______Phone 5S0S Or 8-23>2 H. V. Potter, committee secre­ Annual spring field trial of tha fourth In the 880-yard run, and a Also Feature; Thlr4 where the (Tomiaunlat vote is gen­ The triumph last night over the ’ scheduled fo r s single hearing, the Manchester (Xmhi and Fox Club second placs'ln the one mile relay. erally large. Tries In ShOot Offt tary, aaid action on the contro- Proridence Reds—a 2-1 double wnila’s Grill (81) Hartford High, New Haven Hill- And Deciding Ganwt It la difficult to compare this Zoning Board of Appeals wlU hear | varalal rule will be taken at to­ will be held Sunday, April 24 on overtime verdict—by no means p. ' b : r. Pta. Pagani Hits 80 for 100 grounds two miles soutn of Man­ house, Hartford Bulkclcy, Man­ . .4 9 balloting with the last cwtonM 18 requests for relief Monday, day’s final meeting. The ruling clinches the semi-final round ae­ 8 E. Wlerzblekl, rf 1-1 Tuesday at East Sldi was discussed, he said, but the chester on Manchester Road, Glas­ .. .a election In 1946. A t that tlmb the AprU 4. The session will be pt 8 chester, Fairfield. Stratford, Hart­ ries for the Flyers, but it certainly 2 Jarvis, rf ...... 0-0 0 e------omy «nd our democracy, to Lanky Qua Gaudino of tb« Brit­ oommittee waa not ready to an- tonbury, near Kelsey's farm. ford” Weaver. New Britain, Green­ 1 Diakon, I f ...... 8 8-4 19 K^lip that foreign policy and Comuniata were Included W the p. m. In the Municipal building. bolstered their chances consider­ Last Sautrday night WllHa'a government and the de Gaulllsta ish Amtrleans anntxod tho itec nounee final action. wich, Danbury, Norwalk and Bris­ 4 Grzyb, c ...... 3 3-9 9 ke America aacure by dlscourag- The petitions range from minor ably. Grill beat the Laurels t* even ur^ had not yet formed their own alteration requests to use of prem­ HEED Senior Baakotball LM gu t Individ­ He said action Is to be taken YaiUrday waa the flrit Sunday tol finished ir that order. Lloyd Roan scored et ths 5:54 4 Rubaeha, c . . , , ...3 0-0 4 any potential aggressor. on the definition of “ holding the since mtd-Novenjber, 1948. that 3 Zamaitla, rg .. ■ . .0 5-8 8 their final series at one all In tha^ party. ises fo r smell business, end ' ual high av«rag« fOul shooting mark of the second overtime ses­ To achieve that goal we shall Yesterday’s voting was ths ssc- ball from, play” to attempt to give there wasn't a basketbsll sttrac- Bob Tedford. Guards’ basketball sion to give St. Louis Its first tri­ 5 W. Parciak. Ig . . .4 3-S 11 Bee Senior playoffs by a scor* In the necessary measnre of electric substation. championship for tho 1948-49 cam­ end round In the election. The first Listed ere the following re­ the trailing team assistance in tlon in Manchester. player. Is up and around after an umph in three starts in the best Dgth in all throe branches W THIS AD IN 22 57 to 41 before th* largest crowd! was March 20. Between the two quests: Btsnley SavUonis to en­ paign last Soturday night in a breaking up stalling maneuvtrs. Illness of several weeks. j four out of seven aeries. The Fly­ 21 f6-23 57 nal dsfenao. They wil. bo of the season. - rounds many candidates withdrew. close tide porch st 157 St. John gAIUBDAT gW aNG 100 shot contest with Nino ptgaiil and ont rule to make U “unprofit­ The Rec. Senior League playoffs ers. tail-enders the past four sea­ laural* (41) 1 as one in the sorrlcs of the of Uio Italian Americans. Gaudino able” for a team to foul deliber­ have gone down td the wire with Bob Hackatt of West Haven won sons, won the circuit's Weattm 2 Mason, rf ...... 2 7-t 11 Led by bespectacled Mika Dia­ The American people ex- In numerous districts the Issue street, A zone Involving tide line; CStsrles Whelan to extend permit dropped In 82. o f 100 tooooo from ately In the - laat few —probably the third and deciding final con­ tha ona-ball high three string prisa Division pennant this year by a 2 WUkIt, rf ...... 4 0-1 8 kon, the league champa maaht^ simply bpesroe one of Communism at tha Charter Oak bowling fanaa 4 Vilga, I f ...... 2 1-3 5 business from the first toss-up o f, -e'lt. and they shall and antl-Communlsm. Ordlnaitty for textile mending business at 71 the fifteen foot oompUmontary line the last two—minutes. test seheduled tomorrow night st aingle point. Spencer ■ street, A A sone; Kather­ for an extraordinary ,830 percent- Porter said this action waa tak­ the East Side Rec. The LSureis, laat Saturday with a 230 score. l^u l Gladu, the Flyers’ top 1 Kozakowski, If . . .0 0-1 0 the ball to the final whistle of tha^ the councillors-who have strictly 1 Burke, c ..... game. ine W. Reynolds to conduct gift Post age. Pagani threw In 80 out of en tonight: last year’s playoff finalists, face Tom Martin. Manchester, waa sec­ goal-getter during the regular .. .8 3-3 9 limited powers—campaign on local 2 Conran, rg 100 attempt.4 for a remarkable .800 1—No eubetltute will be allowed WUlie's in the league finale. ond with 219. Walt Hllinskl, an­ aeason with 51. started the scor-1 . , .2 2-4 6 Ck>ach Wally Parciak had his issues. ", . shop st 172 South Main street. B 3 Nowak, rg ...... 0 WlJ per cent. for a jumper afSer a held ball has other Silk Towner, and Kennic Ing during the third minute of 0-0 0 charges at full speed throughout Scarry to Make Deal# zone. 4 Brooks, Ig ...... Mrs. John Lamenso' extending Both playera finlahad tha regular been called. Much credit to r the suecosaful Montis. Manchester, shared high play of the opening period. .. .0 2-3 2 the game with fast breaks and p w lt h ciod’a help and guidance Tn the first roimd an absolute 0 Davis, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 timely long passes. Both teams permit to hold nursery school at seaaon 111 a deadlock for top honora. ,, ir; ■■ ,.U X 3—Colors on rim and ring operation o f . the Rec Senior single honors, each having a 78 The Reds. Eastern half pennant determined that Amer can , majority of votes was needed to 0 Dubashinski. Ig , .0 0-0 0 played very hard ball and th* 19 Jean road A A zone; Myrtle Each converted 47 In 68 attempU braeee will be painted bright League belongs to Mike Saverick. gams. Buster Keeney announces winners, tied the score shortly ha will not again have to take j elect. On the second round a sim­ for a .881 percentage. Gaudino will another one-ball sweepstakes will score changed hands on many oc­ Alton extension of permit for tour­ orange. The rectangular (tar­ The league 'his season has been after the half way mark of the 19 . In the tragedy of a war. ple plurality of votes won. So^tte TIME leccive the Fred Bliah Trophy, do­ be held Saturday. middle frame when Roger Bedard 13 15-24 41 casions. week between rounds wss flllea ist home at 249 East Center street get" and three-inch border will be the 'best ever. Scoic at lialUimc. 26-34, Wil­ t j ), Want Peace With Honor nated by the Manchester Plumbing' .white. I slammed home posses from John­ The Laurels started the scoring with scurrying among csndld^es A sone; Williams Croasman to Charlie Kebart. former town lies; referee, Yo*t, umpire, Bog- off with Tom Mason tossing' In I'vW e want peace, if we ean im- end Supply Company, at tha annual 3— Effective the 1950-51 season, ny Chad and Jackie Hamilton. and parties to make desls-prln- build hood over front entrance at Y Director Bill Stearns deserves champioo; Walt KrajewskI of New gini. two free tries and a basket to be ■m lv ret It vdth honor and free 16 Doane involving building line In banquet, Sunday. April 10, at tha Ous Gaudino the official ball will be the mound­ full credit for the successful junior Following Bedard's equalizer, ^ If there la aggrraslon. clpally at the expense of the Oom- GftTIRE^AYINE Garden Grove. Each player at­ Haven, Bob HackeU and Dick An­ both teams played defensive followed up by his running mate, ■------Photo by Vic hi. Manchester Photographers A zone. ed type—without seams or lacaa. and asntor basketball leagues at derson, both of West Haven, took Ed Vllga's set-shot, to give the , »re calmly confident ^ a t we rminlsts. _ tempted fifty tries at each bwket. Lapse to permit using up old ths YMCA. This past season has hockey, waiting for a break. Do­ drill on fundamentals and bqse V'oters in many districts thert- Mary Ihrans to conduct real es two-year-old filly nominated for part in the one-ball sweepstakes covering. Laurels a six point lead before th* a rtop It. in thia faith 1 enter Mayor Harold A. Tiirklngton Is shown b.-esklng Other notable town lEAR AliMiMiit Longaat aingle run waa mad# by stvle balls. been the must ambitious in some ran finally got through in the i fore could not vote for the party tate office at 25 North Elm Gaudino on his last 50 tries, whsn the debutants stakes at Churchill at the Charter Oak lanes. The "sudden death” overtime. Both Vern Stephen's sore left thumb [fjriti knew what happened. this high office In the ser\'tce ” *Vrl.w^ton street. Tho •>«?'» street B sone; Harold T. West to 4- -Gla.is backboards mandatory time. they favored but only for the party a fttr missing his first (51st slant) Downs is Brcachopromise. She's quartet later took part in the La'.v- goalies turned In a great game. la improved, but the chunky abort- After their time out. Hogan ■' the nation.” llgares (above) taking pm-f ‘ J i „ 2 o r Charles House, chairman of the Board conduct oil burner business, an ex for college play. ' they disliked least. HEREI he spilt the nets 29 successive times by Lovely Night out of Forgotten rence. Maas., sweepstakes. Red Almaa of the Flyers made 42 stop probably won't play until ^ Zamaitts scored a fjul shot for ■ j Mrs. Johnaon aat m the front tl^ r Illlng, Bonding PhfnnlS^^ Education. tension of permit, 72 Pitkin street On ths National Cjommittee are Joe McCluskcy snd Bilf Burton iT o f apecUtors. appearing very The four major groups making before missing. PaganI’s beat run Lady ... Another smartly-named ; saves and Harvey mnnett o f the Wednesday's game with Detroit j the Grill's first tally but h*r* cation. memlH.rs of the ^ .rd ^ o fW ^ ^ ^ ^ „„,U ,te r and Green school. A ione; Maurice J. Colman, to juvenile is Greentree .Stables representatives of the National served as officials Saturday at the [«ild and smiling. Phe was clad up tho government bloc are the was 17 straight. TTic latter also Results of the Springfield Hock- Reds, 36. Stephen's sub. Merrill Combs, will again came through with two build dwelling on undersissd front­ Three and Two— by Shut Out- 'Collegiate Afhlstic Association. annual CIAC indoor track end ■ a Woe * « ‘t, fur neckpiece and w h r w K tmnsfe ” ed Inio tho Princeton street school upon eampletlom SociallsU the Popular RepubU^a had a ennsecutive. run of 11. ey League playoffs reached this! The fourth game of the series be out several days because SpringsCe«ertM«va took Stuathe Miaaan^a measure of 80 A/\n*_m-1 ! r»Barons'open______a. . their > best of . ■artll Imown Washington hostess, G Clef Concert Manchenter Queullle Is premier. waa able to drop In 89 for 50 at­ tions. three on the ankle yesterday by a liner frorii here oh. Diakon started to worked closely with Johnaon For House Fight A Sons to keep blocks, lumber and tempts. When tha rival aharp- Monday Matinee’ street. ersville. The winners then collid semi-final - - round series In a eve- eft the bat of rookie Walt Dropo. take charge by ripping the cords Inc. BEAR^^r^ ed in a one-game for the cham larlng the pollUcal campaign. Tickets All Sold Date RtHtk [ equipment at Irving and Congress shooUra changed hoops, the slender Bob Zuppke will be honored land. The second wdll be at Her- The Injury was painful, but not with three consecutive twin kill­ streets B sone. sit West Center St. Pagani was two-up on hi# oppo­ with a "day” by the Illinola ” I Manchester High placed fifth in ; pionshlp. and Westlnghouse de- they TTiursday night and the serious. ings to put the Grill ahead by one In the audience were members On Power Setup S0I0118 Agree the ensss A competition last Sat- I feated Stafford Springs. The local j i the cabinet. Including Attorney Eugene McClure to erect two Phone 41S4 nent. In the last 50. Gaudino had Men’s Aaaoclatton"' when the Illlni Lakers Need One third, if necessary, at Hrrshey Browns point, 9 to 8. In this first quarter VMth the twenty-first annual illustrated signs at 373 Main street 43 aueceashil trie# to 59 for Pa­ urday in the CIAC event. T h e' Navajo sextet finished fifth in Saturday. it wa.s hard to say how the out­ Oeiteral CSark. Seew U ry of the Tonight play Michigan next fall. It will Burbank. Calif.. March 2 8 - ,>Pi Women’s Oub of Manc^ster On Extending business zone, street line Involved: gani. locals points were tallied by CHem j regular season play to miss the come of the ganie would be. and at jSreaaury Snyder, Secretary of concert of the O Clsf 'club at the (('oatlnned irtiu' Page « » e ) mark the 25th anniversary of Red /Fi—Young Sherman Lollar, who Speaker, Lincoln M. Zonn. T"P'5- Robert D. Valentine street and SUrting tho laat 50 trtas. Pa­ Win Over Royals PontlUa who placed fourth in th e ! playoffs. th# end of the first period th# SSrioTKrug. Thew si-0 wm * Emanuel church about a week Grange’s big dey egainat Michi­ did far more bench-sitting than ’’Phychology of Hypnoelsm. South side line exception for dwelling gani dropped In nine in a row to ; score ended at 13-all. large delegation from the Amert- away, tho ticket committee re­ to the Reclamation bureau. This is Rent Controls gan . .. Business Manner Ray catching for the New York Yan- ~ann Tiogion which Johnson at one Methodist church. $55,538,463 less than the president 109 Forest street A A sone. Gaudino’s nine. The 'attar con- Peebles of the Spartanburg. R. C., New York. March 28— The HR i Going Into the second period ports a complete sell-out. Tuesday, March t9 John Rohan, directional ground Unued hla eagle-eye shooting by Minneapolis Lakers, who couldn't kees laat yaar. promises to be a ; each team atill played close ball time head^. a.4ked but $71,170,939 more than That your Easter tribute may be Peaches figures his field mansger, big asset to the St. Louis Browns.! ...... The club, together with theYW CA Series at 1 p. m. Speak­ (Oontlnaed from Page One) nipping In 20 more in a row while catch up with Rochester during the with Wlllle'a getting a two point ■ Army Secretary Royall, Navy the bureau was given this year. sign, street line Involved, Oak Kerby Farrell, is the most popular Lollar cam* to the Browns with er: Mosha Paranov. ’’Music,” at ' EVERLASTING Pagani waa hitting 13 for 20. regular season, needed only one Local Dogs, Handlers lead at the half-way mark with Secretary Sullivan and Air Force efforts of Director G. Albert Pear­ The committee gave the bureau street* business .zone; T, J. Crock­ guy In that sports-minded city. two other players In a winter deel Center Ckwreh. he interpreted it as ruling out con­ Be ready for Euter to p«y Gaudino. a fine backfleld ace with a 26 to 24 score. ggoctary Symington he^ed a son, has eameatly endeavored to full authority to use force-accoiint ett to build dwelling. Arvlne place, There’s no other explanation why more victory over the Royals to th* Yank* made for Fred Sanford. Haturday. April * sideration of any mortgage pay­ tribute to your moat loved one the Uni varsity o f Cenneeticut foot- enter the final Tound of the Basket­ After intermission the Grill fn-’- i large delegaUon from the m » - or hired, labor on construction pro- A A sone, front and rear lines In­ the Peaches, who finished seventh, He’s not hitting .33 and giving Le* make this concert the outstanding Firemen and Policemen. Get-to­ ments and Interest in calculating a with the surpassing beauty of ball Assoctatior of American play­ creased it* lead in tha third period - l.tary servlcea,. High-ranking offl- jeet-s. The la,«t liw; Feature Pigeon Field Mosa valuable assistance behind musical event of the season. gether Party. S.M.F.D. House No. ’’fair Income” to the landlord. garage at side o f dwelling, 48 a Rock of Ages family monu­ point lead going Into season... 'The Metropolitan Ba.i- offs. I by seven points to go Into tha last present included Gen. OmM the use of hired labor work .is the laat 20 triaa. the plate. He entered yesterday’a quarter with a 40 to SS margin. ' Final arrangements haye been contrasted to contract labor fur­ Sparkman also said that In his Spring street, A zone. ment. Come in and let us I ketball Writers’ Association voted The Lakers got the jump on the 1 vBnuUey. Army chief of staff; Ad- 8 unday, April S opinion ’’t h i s (new formula) OaodluD Leaea Lead . game as a pinch hitter in thj In this period the Grill looked bat- . made with Noble Cain. Interns- nished by private contractors. John V. Tedford, dwelling on un help you choose from our wide Hank Iba the "CJoach of the Year.” vis. Mele has been suspended in­ i'ailral Uouls Denfeld. chief of Na­ Handel s ' Messiah" 7 p. m. | amounts to practically what the MlMlng hla first three In ths Baseball Briefs I eighth Inning and pounded a two- ter as they went along while ths val operations; and Oen. Hoyt tionally known conductor, who dersize frontage. Birch Mt. road, selection of Rock of Ages It would be bard to pick a better !!?'’»'« V .": r .i;;r ! w .it Kompauik-. ‘Ruyai definitely. Emanuel Lutheran church. pre-1 hotising expediter is doing now with ninth set of ten (90. 81. 92) Gau- run homer that cinbled SL t/>uls "miracle” team seemed to ha los­ Vandenberg, Air Force chief of will appear with the club this rural rone; Connecticut Power types and designs. You ran guy for the honor.. .Since return­ three series, 80-79. It was a halr- Prince said Saturday night that sented by choirs o.' Emanuel and respect to the hardship provtsloos dlno eaw hie lead dlsalpate m Pa- Action' Tops Puppy ! to salvage a 7-7 tie with the PltU- ing its close check on the champs. ' year. Dr. Cain will be on hand company to erect and maintain ' choose Rock of Ages with ing to ^ rlzo n a after the finish of ratslng contest, decided on s free 1. , h* 5ad been served, and briefly re- katair. First Lutheran church. New Bri­ under the present law.“ gM l hit Uirta In a row. The latter D®4SW* I burgh Pirates st San Bernardino, Playing-Coach Parciak and hi* ‘ Monday evening, April 4 electric substation on lots 93 snd confidence because they s m the Detroit Lions' dismal aeason. throw by Am ie Ferrin In the final Stake; * N u U n C g D O V iterated the background In the 'Vero Beach, Fla., March 28—uP, Calii. tain and .Ma.ichester High school Ellinston The hardship provision of Uie made from the world’s finest failed on hie next three tosses mates went all out in tha last final rehearsal with the club. Rus­ 94 Autumn street, A sone. Fred Enke, Jr., has made more six seconds. —The 26 members of the Brooklyn Ckmia Round Table Singers. existing law requires in general monumental granite, with a made two. missed another for a in AU Age ______stanza and started to drive ths sell Moore, Negro tenor, from than 30 appearances on the rubber Minneapolis led all the way un­ Second Dodgers who open a tour of the Petersburg. Fla.. March 28 St. John’s first annual minstrel, Lawrence Anderson of East that renU be at such a level as signed guarantee to you, your seven for ten mark. Gaudino made ----- Hockey A t A Glance st. Petersburg. Fla.. March Laurels out of the game complete- Hartford, together with his ac­ chicken circuit. . .They’ll be calling til the final minute whefi Rochester southwest at Beaumont, Tex., (.p,_'nie St. Loula Cardinal* may i ly by out-scoring them 17 to’ S to Obituary companist Gordon Stearns, have 7 p. m., White Eagle hall. Side and family attended the fu­ to prevent the landlord from op­ heirs or descendants. five for ten end with each man him stomach Enke. grabbed a 79-77 edge. Then Tony ‘ Fifteen dogs, mostly handled by Monday. April 4 erating In the red. haring ten tries left, Gaudino led Wednesday began breaking camp ( never mUa Murry Dlckkaon If they j bring a third and deciding gam * 1 prepared a special group of num­ neral of his father aau s Ander­ He Ougbta Be Canned Jaros dribbled In for a basket and . owners, used the opportunity ' .American League today Open House at Anderson-Shea I f Sparkman’s evaluation of the in polnU. 78 to 72. St. Louis 2, Providence 1 (Two continue to get the brilliant pitch- for the Rec playoff champa. bers. The a Clef club will assist son, who died in the Manchester The day before the Philadelphia Ferrin fop ^ d in the winning, , ^ informal pigeon trial sUged i Infleldcrs Eddie Mlksls, Billy ing that has enabled them to rom- I Starring for the Grill were Dia- ' Mr Moore In one of these num- Post 2046 VFW home Manchester I new provision turns out to be cor­ INSURE CONN. VALLEY MEMORIAL CO. Each contestant ragistared on overtimes, Piovidcnce leads beat rect, there probably would be no Warriors' first playoff game. Joe point after being fouled by Arnle the Nutmeg Pheaa-' Cox and rookie outfielder (Jal pile an exhibition record >f ten ' l*nte. besides playing hla usual lane, died yesterday afternoon at port to the club for this forth­ grees on a class of candidates tomorrow night for the opening uel Lutheran church. trols 15 months through June 30. ment or marker. It identifies all Roek of Ages ferent etyles. The champion Oau- and called Eddie Gottlieb to tay he Manchester Division of the Con­ leads, 2-1). game yesterday to the Philadel­ vesterdav, blanking the New York e »m r of controlling th*. Hartford hospital after a short 111- coming event. Tuesday, April 5. 1050. B\it it also contsins a broad couldn't play. . .Eddie aummoned a game of the other best of three phia Athletics’ B-squad, 3-1. Billy Yankees' 1-0. Kurt Klreger. south-1‘>»<’*‘5oards. For the Laurels. M s-, YWCA Seriea, Salvation Army momimcntn. dlno, used the ona-hand push ahot necticut Spoilsmen’* Association. American League Playoffs AMS. Miss Eva Johnson, who for so aUdel at 1 p. m. Speaker: “ Mrs. Henrietta Yost of RFD 2 ’’home rule” decontrol provision. doctor, who took three stitches In semifinal series. The Knlcks dis­ Winner of first place in the Pup­ Cleveland 6. Springfield 2 (Cleve­ DeMars. the O’s utility shortstop, psw up from Columbus. AI Britzle " ’•* with 11 points, effectively, while Pagani threw all posed of Baltimore. 103 to 99. In A native of Hartford, sho resid­ many yearn, has given freely of Dr. Esther Seaver. "A rt." Ellington, has been named execu­ Under It, statea cities, towns and PRESCRIPTIONS tries with two handa. a cut on Joe's hip and did what he py Stake wa.pitchers’ battle between Dick Tigers Wednesday, April 6 tor of the estate of her father Wil­ CALLED FOR Gaudlno’a runs of consecutive handleij.by Walter Konipanik. sec­ In; .area a member of St. James’ asalst the club as accompanist. Pines Civic Association. WhUit liam Schaefer, late of Vernon, who time If the state governor ap- I night Fulks played only a minute final of their quarterfinal aeries. ond place went to "Lady Helen” Pro Basketball at a Glance Fowler of the A’s and the Brook.s’ Red* points were as follows. 2. 4 3. 8 6 I and a half against Washington Baltimore won *he fi^st game, the St Petersburg, Fla., March 28. ' ciiurcb. The new eostume# which the (Community YMCA 8 p. m. Open died recently. I proved. 10. 2. 2. 3.—89. owned by Joe Deacon, and third Rex Barney Lakeland. Fla.. March 28. —(J*.i Besides her husband she leaves AND I and. for the first time In hi* pro- Kicks the Issl two. —The hitless Detroit Tiger# ‘ girls have diligently worked at for to public. I Howard E. Little, collector o f, 29. 3, 2. 4. S 43. went to "Speck.” handled by Ed­ .Association of .America Playoffs V Giants Ewell Blackwell took the warps ; three daughters, Mine Frances these past weeks will be pre­ April 7-8 DELIVERED ' basketball career, failed to take a If a third ’j;ame la needed in the die Oliver. Miss Florence Har- New Y'ork 103. Baltimore 99. Phoenix. Anr.. March 28- .F off hl.s pitching arm yesterday for sent their ace Hal New-houaer to " Lombardo, Mrs. Frank Privlialno 1 taxes for this town will be st ths K e c ' o n i s Psgeni’f runs were: 8, 3 8 2 2 I shot... The moral Is thst an acci­ UiK'heetcr-Minneapolis set. It will the mound against the St. Louts, miered at the concert April 5. A.W.O.L. Minstrel. Hollister 1 EUlngton Tow’n Hall, Saturdaj^ | 1. 17. 2—"41. warth, popular young lady field (New York wins best-of-three se­ The home ilin conscious New York the first time in the Cincinnati and Mrs. Salvatore Lombardo; all I dent with a garbage can can I be played Friday nlpht In Roches- Giants today were slightly behind Cardinal.*, .still hoping to give him ' The members of the ticket com­ school. 7:30 p. m. Sponsored by ; April 2, tn the evening from 7 to 9 9. 2. 11. 2. 8. 2. 2. 4, 4,-89. trialer Judged this slake. ries, 2-11. P.ed.s' spring training. And he re­ at thla town and two siatera, Mrs. make a lot of fans turn pail. I ter. The Washington-New York their home pace of last spring. ported the re.iult was encourag­ better support than other recent ’ mittee have received numerous Anderson-Shea Post 2046. o’clock to receive taxes. Permit xPINE Judges and scorers were Gene In the Derby Stake, top honors .American League ” Boat LaSala of Manchester and Saturday. AprU U 1 series will continue Thursday night A t this time a year ago the Giants ing. Detroit hurlers have received. calls for Uckets to the concert but Kast ijenira. ------Arthur Oienot garage st 32 Enrico. SUn Opalach, Ed Wadaa went to "Lady." owned by George Pater*in 99. Bridgeport 80. Mrs. Angelo Pellegrino of Hart­ Auction for benefit of School East Central Pomona Grange In New York and if the third game had slugger 19 homers. Blackwell, still many pounds The Bengals took stock at th* regret that the seating capacity will meet Wednesday, April 6 a t , Oestwood drive, $600. PHARMACY end Ed Pavelack. CTementlno of Hartford, second ford; three”' brothers, Michael, Ls necessary It will be Saturday So far they have hit 12 Including underweight as the result of a finish of yesterday's 3 to 2 defeat of the Emanuel Lutheran church fund at St. Bridget's hall. 6M Center Street The complete ahot by shot chart Week End Sports , ijilace was won by "Jeff.” handled Bristol Trims Ualltngford Frank and Anthony Lut* of Hart­ Tuesday. April 10 Andover, with an all day meeting | NOTICE night in Washington by Stillman Keith, and third place yesterday's trio in their 8-6 kidney operation several weeks by Washington's Sciiatora. They r has already been filled. Cen- with X's indicating successful tries ford and two grandchildren. International Supper. Woodruff .starting at 10;30 a. m. East Tel. 2 9814 The Bristol Tramps trlinmed the tory over the Clilcago Cub*. had not done anv throwing 1 figured that in 05 exhibition game Elllngton and O's misses. went to "Jerry o f Belmoral." Tha funeral will be held Wed- hall, Center church., tr.-l Pomona embraces I Horse Racing M’allingford Veterans yesterday | Gordon accounted for two until yesterday but he served Innings against big league pitch- 1 'OanSlae , . g , ^ I owned by Florence Harwarth. aasday at 8:8(} a, m. at the W. P. Friday. April 22 Grange. Aintree—Russian Hero, a nme- afternoon by an 84 to 65 score at Johnny " .Mize the other. Mire's them up for about five minutes in era this spring, they have collect- 1 We Will Start Flushing 1. —0 OxxOxxxx 0— 6 A l e x l y r O Z a 'ju dgin g was by Truman Cowles. ed only 11 runs and 39 hits. Qwlsh Funeral Home and at 9 a. Violin recital 8:00 p. m. in the cunsni ycar-old Gelding, who went off at • ! Tbe largest entry of the trial the Stanley Arena, New Britain. clout was his first of the year. The | batting practice. Town 2. —OxxxOxxxx X— 8 m. from St. James’ church with Vestry of Emanuel Lutheran Danbury Voting Today 88-1, captured the Grand National. waa In the All Age Stake and It was the final game of the East­ Big Cat had two to his credit on Indians PIN-WORMS esns Nfrtii« 3. —X OxxxxxxO X— 8 Senators f burial In St. James cemetery. church given by «' olanda L^lss. Albany, Callf.-—Moonriish <$U.- Kentucky Triumph some good birdwork was per­ ern League playoffs. March 28th a year ago. Ssn Diego, C^slif.: March 28.- HosplUl Clinic Schedule AUTO GLASS 4. —X xxxxxzkx 0— 9 20) won the $10,000 added Berkley ITrlends may call to pay their re- student Kastman School of Music. Danbury. March 28—(-P)— D *"' m formed by the contestants. Top Rex! Sox .1*—Of the Cleveland Indians’ five Tuesday--Tonsil and adenoids at Mrt thrt M ITCHI The Main Pipes Of Our 3. — X xOsxsOxx X — 8 Handicap at Golden Gate ftelds. Orlando. Fla.. .March 28.—iF i— | necta at the fbneral home after This is sponsored by the Luther m Lou Boudreau, shortstop-manag­ Sarasota. Fla.. March 28— F — starting pitchers. Rapid Robert bury voters will go to the polls to- . Lortaf rfMp.v-v ——tloiont - foingnmiiB snrnw btawf aaBW a atmm Rm MIRRORS Seattle. March 28- (A’j Alex honors were won by "Qucenle.” Manager Joe KhucI has asked th ey .this evening. League. dsv in the first municipal election ^ BBCgiog metal* * iiebt“ Thkrbk tB«y bn R wnntne Tennis owned and handled by Joseph Du­ er of the Cleveland Indians, enters The Bo.ston Red .Sox save no citrus Feller has the lea.st Impressive ' Wednesday—Tumor at 10. rtfn olPin-Wanna. --‘-T lnt«rmi pmta tint Groza—basketball’s magic moun­ Nats’ front office for more catch- | Annual Masonic Ball at Mason­ 39 Newjfork — Richard (Pancho) the 1949 diamond season with a record for two weeks of exhibl Also Well Baby at YMCA. 2 to of 1949 in Connecticut. Democratic | emmla eaiana«nupn «ir«aama moromom uxsssw**. System Tuesday, tain—and hla spellbinding Ken­ Pont of East Hartford. Second circuit game scheduled today but * j ers. Lon Oknc and Jake Early 8r« | ic Temple. Mayor William J. Hannan, seeking ; Don’t p vi op with thia toaiMot • pngNh OonzalM beat Billy Talbert, 10-8. tucky teammate* worked their place . waa awarded to "Nutmeg llfe-tlme batting mark of .299 over Manager Joe McCarty plant to tion-game hurling. 4. Saturday. April 23 iiansfatary niant#w G K Jnrna*a P-W Va*«k —0 X X X Z X z z 8-0, 4-6, 9-7 to win the National 10 seasons. both nursing uorc arms. ’Thursday-Pre-Natal st 9. and i li's' fifth succeealve term, will be , fvpa with that apaeial. Biodle«U7”«pprev«4 sorcery on Oklahoma A. A M. as Boy.” owned by Truman Cowles send the team through a bruihup But Bob shows signs of reach­ Annual Dance. Rainbow — X X X X X X X X Indoor champlonahip. ing form —although he does not (Tlark Orifflth, a-bed with a Funerals Friday—Cheat at 9 by appoint­ I opp jsod by Republican State Re’p. , lom U en t that daniron Ptn^Worva artaw* thev captured their second ; and third honors went to ’’.Spike.” cold, missed his first gam* o f the . I D*Molav, Ma.sonic Temple . tifieally and mtnovm from tba body. — X X X X X X X X Alexandria. Egypt— Frank Park­ want to hit his peak until mld- ment only. I ’ ' Kenneth H. Han.ia. Also at st.\lNational League race may to the Boston Red Sox yesterday. I Bushnell Memorial Hall. Hartford. Basketball tween offense and defense. Coach C^H. Wells. They were; Lt. Col. rium. 8 p. m. ^ —X X X X 0 00 X X 0— 6 New Haven. March 28. - '.T'— be termed significant: The Phillies' infield played i Seattle — Kentucky retained its Henry Ibe’s gifted ' shackle-mak­ catching. "He's a good mechani­ Msthan. B. Gatchell, MaJ. Horace The following students from Man­ Saturday. April 30 THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. —X xxOxxOxx 0— 7 The constitutionality of the State ” 1 don’t think the top clubs sparkling ball, particularly fliwt ; chester will take part in this con­ Tall Cedar’.s Ceremonial. Ma­ N C AA baskatball title by defeat­ ers were able to fit handcuffs for cal catcher and will help us a „F. Murpfiey. Maj. George W. Elliott, Complete Hardware Store 10. — X xxxOxxxx 0— 8 Athletic Ckunmlsslon act la being have done much to improve and lot.” says Meyer. baseman Eddie Waitkus an d' Lt. I*:4I a a . from cert; Peggy Morianos, Peggy sonic Temple. . THE DIFFERENCE ing Oklahoma A A M 46-.T6. Ill­ all the Wildcats but Groza. The lat Lt. Clarence E. McCollum, 2nd ^foot-7-lnch center rammed In challenged by EddlF Compo, New I think wc will, be stronger than Holdover Eddie Bockman 1 shortstop Gran Hamner. Waltku* C**Ur Trsnl Aa*Z' Sasiela, Dorothy Smith and Joyce May 1-7 ,3.36 NORTH MAIN ST. . „ , . _ f^HONE 4U8 39 inois wx>n third place by defeating L L Arthur J. Watson, and 1st Sgt 25 points. However, before foul­ Haven featherweight boxer, and last year." and Freshman Gabby Cassini made a difficult stop of a ground­ 4U Mai* 8lr**t Anthony J. Rowe. ' Straughan. Girl Scout Drive. Open Daily i A. M- to 5 P. M. New System ha.s long since dis­ Oregon State, 57-5j . Bob Mele. his manager. The easy-mannered veteran a er from the bSt of Birdie Tebbctta Monday. May 2 Denver—Regis College of Den­ ing out five minutes before the arc battling for third base, and T«i. aas* \V<» Emanuel Lutheran church offlelat- rle will meet Wednesday at k p longs the life of your clothe*. training reaches the point where Prince to lift the suspension and sick and out of the lineup, Johnny Hopp—and put in a sur-1 m . at Ihe home of Mrs. lames 1:30 o’cloek. ! 3llBcellaneous voted by attending sportawrlters the other Is a $26,000 dem ise ac­ Ihrir aging pitchers tiring Ifig. Musle was furnished by Fred- you can tell something about the the most valuable man In the play­ prising plug for Walt Judnlch, ob- j YO U MUST Sosvllle of .32 Devon drive. Saturday, Mary 7 Fort Collins, Colo. — Oklahoma tion. badly at the fag end of the sriMf Werner. Parade of Barber Shop Quartets. | olubs Is “ Don't be'too optimistic A A M retained N C AA wrestling offs. talned from Cleveland, and O am er I Your clothe* are Superior Court Judge P. B. season, still finished fourth, Beard, a speed merchant who hit | Begrera were Ralph Davison., High school auditorium. 8 p m. - 1 about tbe Cardinals. Except for title by scoring .32 points. Iowa Hla three-game totals of 82 within 38 feet..*. Holy Innocents Mothers’ » Mfwt tender setting for an everlasting memoriaL the plae* now looha like a bugh party. predicted they’d make quite a com­ Cbambera, a Cub castoff after B fc m atraat, now Ut hla 82d yaar, The next meeting of the SL VFW Home, sponsored by An- Lucille (Jlnnyi Moor*, both of Jan. 31 to Feb. T because of a near bination. He was accused of wish­ two trials. dsrqpn-Shea Poet 2946 VFW. department store and the boys are About 300 neighbors and fans Wd.il nc-r* baa boen surroondad by woika and EUsabeth’n Mothers’ a rc le wlU be New Haven. blizzard. ful thinking. But the pair came "Tea. I think w t'II ha Gibson'sGarofo wondaring if Braneb will sdojri fa* met on a nearby farm yesterday nbjaeu oC art at Wadsworth Atha- held at the home of Mrs. Anthony The couple, whose engagement He was told ha could lift the through aa one of the best In the atroagar. We certataly are 115 Mala SiMti T«L ^ atiu i. bo la a guard. Kracunaa, S4 Turnbull road, Wed stoffan: “Six par oast o ff for caak.” to po;r tribute to “ Old Tuseara- waa announced on Chriotmaa day. suapension by giving th* N*w loop. NEW SYSTEM UUND RY ttmmmm Dept. waa," th* nam* ha picked up in BtroBgar now than w * ware a ‘ Ha baa tt all. mentally eata- nesday eve^ng at 8. two yaara ego. wlU b* wad at 8t. Haven Arena flrat crack at hla Clyde McCuIlogh. veteran from yaor ago." conclndes the Doc- BRAKE LINING Public .An ayabroiw-ralataf name for a his 28 yaara in th* major league. 1 iM9f YOU# rm i* •JTiNf H ib o r by J uot. gallery by TELEPHONE 8753 Luka's church at 4 p. m> ssrvtcsa, prooumably against Da- tha Cubs, will do most of the 00 skippor. .____y. and piece by rtece. The Pins Civic Association wlU Stenographer • But tt stlU aU “loMu aUke" to hold a vary Important meeting of 400ttem Stn^ the execuUve board and whist 28 Woodbridqe Street HARRISON ST. ^FF EAST CENTER ST. artnna. Prop. a the eve of his wflrament F. m ! BRODERICK aoaMO Saturday, i committee at the heme of Mrs ESTE enee he leavea lt,1 be'a not Kenneth ■ Morrison. 66 Devon 843 Main St. Tel. 2-1642 r-baek. drive, tomorrow night at 8. 9 MANLHCiri'ER EVENING HCKALP. M.WrHKSI KR. CONN., MONDAT. MARCH 28. 1949 ■y e v e n i n g h e r a l d , M ANClil»rW cCONN.r MONOAT. MARCH n o n . n i MANCHESTER Sokorboo Mr Bids 75 H i f OF Bolt 7* AfUrlra lor Sols « Mdchincry nnd Tool* 66 I*. .. • A |H*- •. <« BY FONTAINE FOX A broker sought admiaston st A utus glira tiM i^ INlnllnt—Paperln* 21 VERNON-4-room houae the peariy gates. HottsrhnM Services FIVE-ROOM bungalow. OU heat 'Tliaak yau flir.poarJL Aatumobilc* For Suit 4 two sunporchas, garage, recrea­ raga Near naw highway. “Who arc you?” said 8 t Patsr. t always waatad a filli ' Uffered I1A jiiOU KhPAPtRi- ordinary room Madeline Smith, Realtor. 8-1648 Sense and Nonsense aalfc Can be seen at i«u . menta. Po-rer Uwn mowara. Dta- tion room In baaeihent. Excellent ^f^ANDPA SiMs^ T h e H i d e b o u n d REPUBL i c a K '1 am a Wall Btrsst btoksr.'* though not very a m k Including paiwr Window screens condlUon. Ill.'HlO. Charles Lea- Of 4679. Judge—You are aceuaed of "Well alre," asked the typewrit­ SAVE ON youl laundry bills. In­ painted Interior and eatsrwr 9^***** I atoB chain aawa. Oapllol Orlnd- "What do you. want?’! dividual 'service in Manchester'e perance. Call .8680. ______VERNON—Duplea, rooms each atealing spoons from the restaur­ er agent of an old customer, "how *T!Tim o& m y had aMMk^ t h e b e s t d e a l painung. Rcesonabla. fUyBoa4 Rtiv AL Porubla tspewritart andl tng Cto, M Mata atreet Call 7989. 8 ant; What have yoy to say? "I want to get In.” " only automatic, self-eervice laun­ aids. esceUent condlUon. all edn- do you like your new machine?” soft parts a t tha taaat aA1 Flake. Phone 2-9287. ■itiims m e-*'*"~ uaad typswHt-|., " " r - SEVEN-ROOM oolontal, attached Accuaed—I took them to error. "It’s wonderful!” was the sn- "What have you done thab ea- fast aad^^ad tha cruateT' —IS bLDSMOBILBr- dry. you load your wash into our garage, Irepiaoe. lavatory down, venlencea, doubts large Judge—In error? What do you Utles you to admiaeloh?” ^ new Bendlx machine* and we do C. r. 47HARBONNEAO.- psinter sra and adding mdchlim ABoarel— F w s 67 tbuelastlc reply. ^•ta. fathar, aoH n iyi rented. Ropaira on al* makst.1 W d «r W f *> P *»v*~ *9 wvw oil ImR watar hast Let tl'alSO*. lot. on bus. line, route 18., New mean? Bfr IN USED CARS TOO the rest Wash dona la 80 mm- and decorator. Floors sanded and 8-room gtagle, maily * attkacUve "Would you mind writing ua a "WelL I saw a daersplt woauui remaifcad: » Marlowa Owner anoriSetag. Elva lyier. AecuMd—I thought they were testimonial?” utes while you wait or shop. ^ reOnished Phone 8-9678. or 8- •qrttijr niitfrowB dothea. slse 6-8. on Broadway the other day aial Dad—Whan Z waa a Htna ' For ecwiomy In transportation Agent 8-4469,. ______faaturea, large lot, ^ silver. "Certainly not.” aald tha proud gava her two cents.” per washer load lup to 9 lbs.1 W^ 2806. f o r s a l e —Late roo^ U C Oost aklrta. dreasea, b l o ^ . ^ miles from bus line. Bunding lota I always ata tha crusts. w srr. ^ see the following: good oondltton. reaaonhhle. Call THIS CANE owner; and dashed off the follow­ ’’Oabriel, Is that on tha rec­ Johnny—Did you Uka tham?; A. M. ! • 4:46 P M. also damp dry and 'duff dry. Smith standard 'ijrpewrltar wlth| WE OFFER on bus Une. Telephone Rockville H ts ing: t i i M 1941 Plymouth 4 door. Laundermat «S PumeD Place, INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ l8-lncb carriage. eaoeUent eoodl- 5 m . ^ • ‘ 1S58W1. John Ellison, Agant It la Just as hard to And a nee­ ords?” ■ Dad—Taa. 1989 Plymouth 4 door. ing. paperhanging, ceilings rs- It h i dle In a young girl’s hands today, "Aafter uaelng these atype- Johnny—^7%an you oaa, (formerly Montgomery Ward'a ttan. Marlo-va 88 WELx Un OTON r o a d ...... “ Yes, a t Peter; It’s maiXed < 1940 Oldamobile 4 door ( 2 ). SOUTH WINDBOR — 8-rosni HrAJ) OF A as in a hayatack, aadly comments writeer fro thra month an d Over.l tbeae. (As ha puts tbs Farm Store i Phone 8-4274. dnlshed. Full’ - Insured. Expert WMtcd—To Boy 68 A Chfdoa property of 7 tooma. down to )Ua credit.” 1940 Plymouth 4 door. work. New 1949 wallpaper hooka. houso, 4 acres Isn^ 4-am w s»c- a local person. 1 unheseitatlnbtatlngl y prononca over on hla father's plats.) It tobe at adn moor than the Man­ "What alas hsvs you donsT” In excellent condition and fully experienced . All kinds of Edward R. Price. Phone 2-1008. BoRta • imI Awttawriw 461 c h u r c h STREET co shed, barn and tools.*«88,800. w a n t e d - Brte-a-btae, tuml ufacturers cllam? for It. Durinb and wWt* Wttaii, equipped we offer; _ _ „ . curtains laundered, straight 85c, Vacant 7 room tlngla. A real AaaoclaCa Realty. 8-4618, Eve­ "WeU, I crossed the Brooklyn Profeaeor— (A t an In. 1947 -76 Oldamobile Club Sedan JOHNSON £EA Horse outboard ture, antiques. Old Mill Fradlng the tim e in mmy possession 1$ Bridge the other night and met a 1 ^ . ificlnlty o* Biro street. ruffles. $1.26. Ckdled for and de- Poet IT Maple street Phone 8- choice location with many poaM- nings Broad Brook 1258J8. student eaaalon)— WMl, It 1947 Bulck Sedanctte. S6 Motor Sales and Service We alao tbre moyths i t bass mor e th an newaboy half froeen to death afld Bder plesae call 8289.______Uvered. 2-2411. ' Rcpalrinn blUtles. there waa an abaentraindad 1946 flhevrolet Stylemaster Se­ repair the othere. Oapitol Grind­ 10S9. payed for Itself*; Id the aavlnk ofF gave him on* cenL” feasor who—who—^let’s i tlm e anfl laborr.” -Ftiller Service pin with 2 dan. ruAT FINISH HoUand window REPAIR AND motoriae aewlng ing C5o.. 88 Main street Phone DURANT STREET. WMtvB-e-Raal ButflU 77 "Oabriel, la that on record?” waa I starting, to aay? 1941 Bulck Special Sedan. shades made to measure. Keys machlnea Also clean and repair Brand new tour roomer, plus two ^ d a . L«at In vicinity of 7988. Rooms WHIm o I Boord 611 “ Yei. 8L Peter.” 1946 -76 Oldamobile Club Sedan. made while vou wait MarloWa motors. Frank X. Dion, 2 Ridge­ unflnlghed. Move In today. CALL MANUHBSTER 8818 Car j*B, Wathlna Harrison's and The Blanly Way "Whet else have you donsT” Paople aay they Uka upllfttaJ 1947 Oldamobile 76 Sedan. wood street Phone 7779. oompetant. oourteoua. aonfldenttsl < 0 er Market Liberal reward, s t e a m HEATED living room and TWO FAMOLT He )iad hie ahare of trouble "Well, I can’t recollect anything books and constructlva eriUcta^ 1946 Hudson Sedan. Disatonda— WatciM bedroom for middle-aged business aarvica on real aatats. mortgage, bone 2-2698. ______1947 Studcbaker Commander BuildinE— Contraettng 14 One of the beet built In Manehee- tnsuAuice and notnn raquire- Ahd hard luCk in hia life, else Juat now.” but publishers know better. 48 eouple. Kitchen privileges, hot But he took tbem like the man he Sedan. Jewelry ter. IS rooms, one hot water, one menu. Suburoan Raalty GOh "Gabriel, what do you think we ------H ALL TryPES of remodeling and Private lastraetioas 28 water. Private family. Five min­ was ought to do with this fellow?” LEONARii W. VOST, Jeweler. Re­ steam ayatem. two oil burners. Rwaltora, 48'Parfctna,«traat. If It’s true that two haads ail Aanoanceinents alteratlona. garages, dormers, I WOULD like to talk to reliable utes to Main. 166 Eldrldge s t r ^ Excellent condition. And blamed tbem -on his wife. "Oh, give him back his three better than one, then Natura’s I MANCHESTER new and tUe ceilings, quality pairs and ■•djuata watches MpMl^ 2nd floor. Virginia McCann cents end toll him to go to hell. ___ >iT A Johnson Waxer for f i ' men who would like to train In ly at reasonable pricea Op— ______UUNSIDBRINO SBLLtNO flop. MOTOR SALES workmanship Free estimates. spare Ume to learn welding, ARTHUR A. KNOFLA YOUR PROPERTY Fair day We will give you ebsoi-, Thunday even'ng 129 8prooe|m;)Q^ Rent, for married Without obhgatlen to vou. era '■ * ely free one pint of Johnson « ^ 512 West Center Street ! Tel. 7694. metal work, spray painting aa re­ REALTOR MICKEY FINN Contact! Phone 4134 etraet Phone 2-4887. couple or middle-aged women, will appralae or make vou a essk L A N K L E O N i t wax. value 69o Electrical Dept I , cabl- lated to auto body and fender re­ with or without kitchen privi­ opm .venlw. T » » CARPENTRT AIttrjttaa pairing; should be mechanically 875 Main Street Dffer for property. Bee oe baforo 'W . Hale i^rp leges. Call 196 Spruce street. . Tel. 6440 Or 5938 vou sell I'l'Kv wfa,rHu.wiu 1 JUST HOPE MY Inclined and willing to train In Foal and Feed 48A OH, 1IMA6INE IT WO! spare time; will not interfere with ______EsUhlished 1931 Phone 7728 Or 8878. , GET ALL TH© LETTER GOT TD YOUCANBETHEPIOHY. Alao new construction. Phone LARGE Heated doiHile room. Near Home IJsUngs Wanted 8 your Job. For Information about I s b a s O N I^ Hardwood for stove, BRAE-BURN REALTY NOeOfifHAS DOPE ON THE SURFSIDE BEFORE Perwinitta 8862. bus line. In private home. Gentle­ LEAVE THE MINUTE THE 1941 OLDSMOBILE 76. Four-door this training write et otw*. glv-l {umace and Oreplace. Delivered. I man preferred. Referencee requlr- USTINOS Wanted — dty, farm, ntOMMPSMCC IF YOU want to buy or sell, come LAD-YOU CAN I STARTED CONVENTION W>S sedan. Radio and air conditioning. ] EXPERIENCED Carpenter wlahee Ing name, address, age and work-1 phone 8678. bualnesa and homes. Have HE WENT i^MXKY’ By all means, come home ed. Call 8188.______' to and talk it over We can help REST ASSURED. HOME] OVER— NOT AFTER New motor. Call 7239. carpentry work, alterations, re­ Ing hours. Auto-Crafts Training, ellenU watting. Stop In and see ^_and Mystic Foam PLEASANT Rooms, slngls or dou­ you reach q sound conclusion. THAT BASeakU. OF THAT/ BEING RE-ELECTEP.r With you. And tell the salesladies modeling, kitchen cablneU and Box O, Htrald. me., Burton JHammer, Real Es­ Madeline .Smith. Realtor. 841 general repairing. Telephone Garden— Farai— Dairy ble. with twin beds One minute In J. W. Hale’s Oorp.. Housewares tate Agent 17 Spruce street Main street. 2-1642 or 4679. A oto A ccefw ofie*— Rockville 976J3. AUTO DRIVING, dual cootroL Fred gets 60 from post office. 8683. Manchester 3-2494. Dept., that I'm going to send all Tlrea AAA oertiaed instructor Bal- friends in for Mystic Foam— CARPENTER Work of all klndal targ'ji driving school. '■Tail 3-2246.1 co W 1 4 ANURE for sale. Foa Im- REFERENCES, Gentleman pre­ LET ANDLE Handle It Are you REDUCTED For quick sale six to the market to buy or aelIT Why • wonderful. Mother. MOTOR OIL and grease sale pric­ ~ mediate delivery call 7405. 8641 ferred. Double room, comfortable, Roofs sldlnga additions and al-j rooms flnlsh'ed. 111,500. 83.500 not let a competent real estate ed now during Wards big drum teratlona Alao new construction. | Bldwen etreet. heated, near Center Phone 2' cash required. 4% mortgsge. Call 1 RIDERS Wanted, to and fro® Maalcal— Draniatle 291 man, World war II veteran, 100* ' State Capitol. Phone 6846 after lot sale. Wards premium grade Sleffert. Phone 2-0288. 3176. 2-1383. Owner. vitalized oil now 66c a gal. In 55 ______GREEN Mountain poutoea Mealy. honest, solve your situation. 5 p. m. gal. or 2 30 gal. drums. 8 6 gal. CONCRETE O ontr^or. PIANO niNINO . repatra. rseon- good tasting and cooking. Amelia I NORTH Maneheeter, on hue line, SIX-ROOM home. Uvlng room Frank Andie, 888 Adams. Phone It'fa '— ------—— cans 4.26 each. Includes federal I -"•■i'work and landscaping.landacaplim. V. Beiiuc- (htloning. etc John Cocker ham, Jarvla 872 Parker etreet. Phone double room, newl; decorated with fireplace, dining room, kitch­ 6658. 28 Bigelow street Phone 4319. blate. Phone i‘:ABK ME F. F. 8 tax. No drum deposit. Free cl Phone 2-1601 or 8042. 7036. Kitchenette, electric en, 3 bedrooms, sunporch. Oil 2-8279 evenlnge. livery. Montgomery Ward, CARPENTER work of all kinds. I PIANO TUNING and repairing, hegt. Excellent condition. Made­ Legal Notices 113 Center line Smith. Pealtor. 2*1642 MrNeutht grndleete, Isc, : ewgpDia Machtaea experUy r^ Main street. AtUcs flnlehed. cabinet work, al' Leonard Eccellente. inm s 61 pmnd or a lueted. Reatonable BoowhoM G I 4679. AT A COURT o r PROBATB held teraUona and also colorful plas­ street Tel. 4767. Apartments. Flats, at Maneheeter wltihln and for the K e a Work guaranteed. Call $65 1947 Motorola radio. Like FUNNY BUSINKSS BY HERSHBERGER BUGS BUNNY BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES new, with head and aerial, $30.] tic tile bathrooms and kltchena CHEST of Drawera, atovea, mla-j Tenements 63 TOLLAND TURNPIKE— Four Uletrict of Manchester, on the 24th Hurray! BY EDGAR MARTIN ^ 8171, or evenlnge 2-9419. Charles Davla. Phone 2-0294. ccltancous used furniture. Rail­ day of March. 194*. , -.tt Can be seen at Lee’s Esso SU- room Cape T. nawovi Fhoaa 4698. sfudenU. Come In for interview. fumiture. commnatloo rangaa. Mic executor. VO to«E«‘. workmanship. New KeUy Spring No phone ’ calls please. CJarroU’s, rage. Screen porch, oil heat Im­ QKOBRRD: That iix montha from gaa ranges and beaters Jones' Business Ideations mediate occupancy Owner trans­ Bald and Richland Urea Man- comer Main and Birch street the Mlh day of March. A.D.. IMi. be III chestor Tire and Recapping. 896 Flortsta—N arseriea 15 ' Fumiture Store. 8b Oak Phone] For Rent 61 ferred. Will sacrlflce. 2-9497. and the aame are limited and allowed Aatonobilcs tor Sale 4 3-1041. for the creditors within which to Broad streaL Phone 8-4334. POfTTED Hyacinth, daffodils and I WANTED—Woman for 4 or 4 >4 brinr In their claims afalm^t aald #a- days a week. Apply In person. FOR RENT oi for aale. Vacant TWO DESIRABLE lots. Coventry tulips, in bloom, $1.50. Pansies CUSTOM Table pada all eolora, building at 165 School street lake, 50 x 100. One. on main road. tate. and the aald administrator la ’DeCORMIER MOTOR and hardy planU. Woodland Gar­ New System Laundry. Harrison have OUT aaiesmaii sbow you directed to Klve public notice to m G arages— Sei'vicca Modem facUIUes. Basement In­ Reasonable. Call 4604. dens, 168 Woodland street. Phone | street. samples at srour home. Phqne Bn- ctedUom to bring In their clalma with­ SALES SAYS: Storage quire Bedard’s Floor Covering, 55 in said time allowed by„ publlsWnf • 8474. terprisa 1835, Marvel T’ahle Pada School street Phone 2-0866. ropy of this order In some newspaper ARB YOU a woman who wanU to S IX ROOM having a circulation In said probate msdee money to realise some am­ A COMPLETE deluxe Universal 1 district, within ten ds>ei froth this , *1Htre we some values, 68 Benton | GARAGE For Rent, Roofing— Siding bition T You can M a corseUere. combination stove, coal or oU and 6H C A P E COD order, and return make to thl# court 1 ftai, in Bood car ownership; street. Phone 4867. have a bustoeas of your own aa a Wantefi ts Rent of the notice given. Iw- electrje. Chrome pipe, two oil] 1 room unfinished JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge. • Bdd to these our ideal finance ROOFING — Speclallalng to re­ dealer to Spencer individually da- berrela Call 8211. 8 CfR 4 Unfurnished, heated apart­ 1 Wi «A ifiv'c* w* pairing roofa of aU kinds, also signed rjpporta. ProSts good. Oil burner ALl.EY OOP wiaw and you’ve got some- Motoreyele*—Bicycles II ment by young couple. Perma­ AT A tXJURT o r PROBATT held OUCM.^ lAV Y rl8 Wbat Kinda Business BY V T. H.AMMN new roofa Gutter work. CTum- Write or call Mrs. Theda Johnson, I FRIGIDAIRE, 1946 model 6 cu. ft.. nent Write Box T. Herald. Metal tile bath St Manchester within snd for toe OPP, CiCeRO.' 1 *»T 1 ^ . * * neys cleaned and repaired. No Andover, Conn. Phone WUllraan- ] meat freeter, excellent condition. Dletrlrt of Msnehester. on the 9Sth NEW CRO'a N and Au. „.( 26-lNCH Balloon Ure girl’s bi­ $8,700 dsv of March. 1949. WHAT'S BATIN' j ■■ THE n^KABASAf k MV *fAR E MOW- Id ■ T V ■'W t « A R , cycle. Excellent condlUon. PhMie Job too email or large.. Good tie 1875J1. Will sacrlflce for quick sale. FAMILY OF Four adults and one Prssent, JOHN J. ^ ALLBTT. HE Vv'HY TM16 ^ T-S KINS OP LEM > VERY work, fair price. Free aetlmatea Phone Manchester 2-9968. small child would like a 8ve ori SAID HE' SEE THESE TODAY 8776. 19 A duR HAS TiV,£ TO ( .VRORTAAT CaU Rowley. lUnchaeter 886L FULL TIME clerk for drug store. I sla room rent CaU Mrs. Maude, Exclusive with "^"l^Uts of Harriet C. Richmond, 1*1" p r o b ly b e PR.'SE,' CO’^E OVERB lS'NSSS.' No fountain. Good hours. Write j BEDROOM SET, one year old, ma­ Foley. 8790.______] of Manchester. In said District, deccss- 50NE TMREr ,te R E TO 1947 KAISER SEDAN Box A, Herald. hogany, excellent condition. In­ Deirnont R ealty Co. JR POUR Heater. Aa taimamlate ear at BubIiiwm Servicea Offered 18 Heating— Plnnabing cludes bed. box spring, mattress, WANTED to Rent. 4 or 5 room'' *^'on moUon of Stanley D. Rlchniono. GIRL Between 18 and 25. un­ houae, by Montgomery Ward] Phone 2-0632 941 Madison atenue. Bllaabeth, New •bout half origtaal eoat DB-LONG’B rrfrlgeraUon aervlce. dresser chest of drawers, night Jeraey, admlnlatrator. • ■ ' GENORAL Repaira, Jobbing. married. for clerical work to bill­ Ubla. WIU sacrlflce for quick sale. Store manager. CaU 5161. After 6 P. M. ORDKRTO; That alx.morttba from Repalra on all makea, eommer-j modeUng, water piping, deep and ing department Typewriting Phone Manchester 2-9958. the 26th day of March. A.D.. 1949. b>- 1940 DeSOTO 4-DR. SEDAN ^ ^ ■ 1 and domestic. 34-hour serv­ ^ o T ^ . A shapely little ear ahallow well pumps, gas and ability and knowledge of short­ FAMILY OF three would like un- and the aame are limited and allowed 4 let. Phons 3-1797. FLOOR Problem! aolved with j furnished rent of 4 or 8 rooms. for toe creditora within which to M smooth ceflar. electric automaUc water heaters hand deslrablr but not necessary. 73 available. Prompt aervlce. Ed­ linoleum, asphplt tile counter. Desperate. (5il) 6027 or 2-2663. Ix>t8 for Sale brine In their clalma aealnst aald ea- f u r n a c e s TaUored to 6t your Apply In person. Manchester tkle. anf the aald executor la Expert workmanship, free esti­ boma. Van Camp Bros. Phone ward W. Johnson. Phone 6979. Electric Division of The Connecti­ ONE LARGE comer lot, SCx 160' directed to el'* public noUce to tlic 1988 PONTIAC SEDAN mates. Open evenings. Jones' creditora to bring In their clalma with­ Radio, H tr, Daf. A well kept cut Power Co. "MaoTavith rafusas to buy a mailbox!” 6344. EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ Fumiture, Oak street Phone WANTED To Rent—Garage, vi­ located on Middle Turnpike East, in atUd time allowed by publishing s •ar ready tat tha road. ing. Plugged dratoa machine SALESLADIES, full or part time, cinity Foster street. Call 2-0140. $1,200. Inquire Burton Flammer, copv of this order In some newspaper r a d io — Electrical Appliance 2-1041. 17 Spruce street, Manchester. 2 having a circulation In aald '.r" cleaned. Tarl J. Nygren. Phone to show and write ordera for ML ' V ei. 1938 PLYMOUTH ULUB Service, repairs picked up and GLENWOOD White enamel eom-l LANDU3KD8. We gpertaltge in 2494. dlalrlrt. within ten daya from tola SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH daUvered promptly 20 yeara’ 6497. beautiful Maisonette dresses. No order, and return make to tola court CARNIVAL COUPE canvassing necessary. Commls blnatlon gas and oil stove. Very obtaining rents for tenanta and of the notice given. BY DICK TURNER experience. John Maloney. Phone PLUMBING. All satisfied custom­ FRKCKI.KS AM ) HIS KKIKMJS Gone Where? KY MKItltll.l. C. RI.OSSKR1. Radio. Htr. A snappy BtUe car Blon. Writ* Box F, Herald. good condition. Phone 2-3024. we get our fee from them We JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. 3-1046. 1 Walnut street. ers, free estimate*, work guaran­ select for you only reliable ten- Suburban for Sale 75 I ' , ME ^ Taxi . ■sr aaiu ssoney. % Caul ME A Jitwey. wmitney , e/^ I'M TAKWe A ROWDtR EAH MAN.you'RE THff ,1 l in o l e u m — Asphalt tile, wall teed. Very reasonable rates. Nss- ! METAL Utility table with shetf. anU with good credit references er 'WHISTLE IT DOWV THE BLOCK,* J • SO cal'- ^ CSX Th'VG in seHr.'l covering. Done by reliable, well- setta Plumbing Co.. Glastonbury Help Wanted—Male 36 Large Sower and sugar cans, $8. Our service to you for renting COVENTRY— Attractive 5-room NEW IM LEAVIV& vy Hcvey bemiwd me, , cA rwCCfN'-- „ - ^ BiB9 BUICK CONV. SEDAN HER MEARTS UKE A ROCK-ROCK-ROCK ^ le d le , Htr„ D el A dark green trained men. All Job# guaranteed. 8-3149. 10-tube 8 band Airlln# console your property Is free Rental stone house, sll Improvements, CHINA, oa chile. Or the foreign legion grifliiil Job. New top too. Hall Linoleum Co., 82 Oak street YOUNG MAN with driver’s radio, $25: large Engllah coach Service Bureau. 641 Main street room for apartment or three HUDSON Phone 3-4022, evenings 6166. Roofing—Repairing 17 A license. Full time for general drug doll carriage. $20. Phone 2-9484. Phone Msneh*ster 2-4279 any­ rooms on second floor, cottage In Delivered Here Fntly Equipped 0 1 .0 0 1942 PLYMOUTH CLUB store work. Apply In person. 459 time. Open Thursday evenings rear rents for $35 per month. 'This Including Weather-Ontrol (Sl^ AtXXlUNTANT to handle hooka Hartford Road. BLACK McGee stove with oil burn­ 7-9. place will easily pay for lUelf. Heater COUPE ROOFING and Repairing of aU ers. Also Ice box. Phone 2-4484. . . i n m and tax returns fot individuals or kinds. Chimney work gutter reduced to $10,500. Welles Agen­ Heater, Def. Clean aa any 1947 small con-ems. Call 2-3329. WANTED—Experienced man to Wheeler Road, South Windsor. cy. Coventry Tel. Wllllraantlc , . „ ‘ 2 3 6 9 “ anteaeohlle. work. Expert repairs. Honest work In gas station. Must have Rusilivn Property for Sale 70 workmanship Satisfaction guar­ 618J2 ot 1701W4. Snper-SIx Fonr-Doer Sedan a n t iq u e s references. Auto mschanlc pre­ WANTED Complete houeehold Rednlshed Repairing anteed. Ca ' Lxtughlto. Manches­ with 121 h.p. hlgh-oompreeeloii done Oi. any furniture Tlemann ferred. Van's Service Station. 427 furniture, appliances end chil­ SIX-ROOM Single, oil burner, two- 18 ACRE FARM, seven mUes from 1940 BUICK SEDAN car giTrage. Comer of West Cen­ eagtne. l»ch wheelbase. (Le- 189 South Mato street Phone ter 7707. Hartford road. No phone calls. dren’s furrltiire. Chamber's Manchester. Has 6-rooro dwell­ SPECIAL Warehouse Sales. 801 Middle ter and McKee. Excellent business cal 'taxes to be added), Radio, Htr.. Def. A beauty, yet 5648. ing, large bam and chicken coops e Only the accessorlee .yon order APPLLIANCE Salesman. Mont­ Turnpike East. Tel. 5187. possiblliUes. <^1 3376. Immediate occupancy. Generous Mr, a real beauty. VENETIAN Blinds. All types MiOinery—Dresamaltlng 19 gomery Ward needs several men e Cfsh nr time pnyments WASHERS. Msngies, refrigera­ mortgage available T. J e With or withoat trade-in made to order, alao recondition for oiitalde contact work. No cold Crockett Broker Phone 5418. 1946 CHEVROLET 2 DR. Ing. Best iquslUy Ftodell Manu DRESSMAKING CoaU and sulU canvassing. Liberal commissions tors. Wood and oil heatera, end Farms and l4ind for 8al« 71 e Good allowance for yenr ear SEDAN FLEETMASTER factuiing ijo., 485 Middle Turn done reasonably. Call 8576. paid. A greatly accelerated pro­ tables, ImiUllon Sreplace. com­ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY LARGE Tract of fertile farm land NORTH COVENTRY — Seven ON SOME MODELS PRISCIU.A'S POP Hardly Seems Right BY AI VKRMKKII Radio, Htr., Def. Excellent pike BastVCali 4865 gram that assures volume busi­ plete, aalBcellaneoua fumiture. miles from Manchester Center. DRESSMAKING. Better dresses on main highway. Good develop­ McClAJRE AITTO throughout ness for good men. Apply Mont­ Chamber’s Warehouse Sales. 501 ment posalbllitlee. Madeline New houae, four flnlshed rooms, VETERAN \ resurJ'.nii! chimney suits, costs, wedding gowns and 60 WeUs S t Tel. t-9448 gomery Ward. 828 Main street. Middle Turnpike East. Tel. 5187 Sn.ith. Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. space for two additional. All con­ 194K DeSOTO SEDAN CPE. work. Taking advance orders alterations, call 2-3909. veniences. Approximately ^4-acre Heater, Def. A smooth, 6 cyl, C5iimneys cleaned, repaired, re BOYS, OVER $50 a week! Sell ONE DOUBLE bed, bo* spring and msttress. Reasonable. Call of land. Sale -price $9,Ci00. Good ear—modem lines. built Lowest rates. Tel. 2-0348. name plates for front doors. Hoomo for Sale 72 proposition for G. 1. Alice Muring-Trufklng- 2-3765. Write Pioneer Engraving, 95 Clampet Phone 4993 or 2-0880, Save Money tnil Ftt*l a l l A PPLlA N l® 3 serviced and 20 Polnler. Newark. N. J. HAVE Several 4. 5.' 6, 7, 8 room These and many, many more repaired, burners, refrlgeratora Stnrag* ONE THREE-PIECE living room Install A good eara await your ciiUcal In- aingte hooacs at reduced prices. ranges, washers, etc All work MANCHESTER Package delivery suite. All 'hardwood construction, Mortgages arranged. Imioediate apecUon at l.,agal Notices guaranteed Metro Service Co. Local light trucking and package SHuationo Wanted— blue and rose tapestry, was occupancy. Please call this agen­ Tel Manchester 3-088:'l $179.95, now $149.88. Montgomery TIMKEN delivery. Refrigerators, washers Male 39 cy for quick results if Interested a t a court of PROBATFx h#!d and stove moving* a specialty. Ward, 828 Main atreet. LAWN Mowers, hand and power, to aelUng or buying. George L tX Mxnchexur within mnd for Ihi* Wall-name Oil DeCORMIER MOTOR Phone 2-0752. FULL OR Part time Job, at night OraslsdltA 109 Henry street Dlltrict of Munrhoit^r, on the Mth sold, sharpened, repaired. Pick PROTECrr YOUR good blankets SALES by sober, dependable married Phone S2'j8. day of Mxrrh. 1949 Burner up and delivery Keys made. Saws 1-AVELL’S Express light trucking man. Will consider anything. Call from moths for 25c a year. On« Pr^nt. JOIfN T W aLLRTT 24 Maple Street, Mancheater filed. Capitol Grinding Co . 38 and delivery. Weekly or oionttWy 8294. spraying of Berlov, stops moth FOUR-ROOM, furnace heat. Im­ L’all Today For Free Estimate damage for 5 years or Berlou ^'sitate of Hsisn fonr Mrpaw. of Tel. 8864 Mam. Marichestei. Phone 7958. rubbish routes Invited. Man mediate occupancy. $7,700. Manchf^Nter* In »ald D»i»lrlct. deeaxaM. cheater 2-3290. g e n e r a l Maintenance man with pays for the damage. Watkins Charles Leeperance. Call 8620. On motion of O. MrC-aw. .Ir., 1940 PLYMOUTH deluxe four- FOGLIO A.ND LITTLE. Ucensed O IL H E A T & knowledge of oil burner, and Brothers. Manchester. 40 Nofoton avanua. Darlan. Conn. ‘'TKaaaaaMr.era door sedan. Radio and heater electricians. All type of wiring AUSnN A. CHAMBERS Oo, local painting experience, wishes full RUSSELL Street—Hospital see. sxf*rutor. ENGINEERING, INC Phone 7-287 or 3198 213 Fern FITLL Slse baby crib and mats OROKRKD: That atx montha from VIC n.i.M A Memory Refresher 1st i>m iiAr-L U MiM.l.fct AND RALPH LANB PbMM 2-1050. moving, packing and atorage or part time employment, apart­ tlon. 6-room single. 8 down. 3 up, 692 Maple Ave. Hartford cee*. IN* if XU T H. «to 1 . (. "*T, ari.: street. Domestic and overseas crating tress, like new. $35: Thsyer com­ tha 2Sth day of March. A.D.. 1949. be "Aro you going to giva up. Dad? Htdn't wa battar giva 1989 PONTIAC coupe. Runs very ment 5ouee or office building. Fully insulated. New roof, oil and tha aams an* limited and allowed Phone 2-2149 ISThen Eve FOlly referned to Jean Ar- '^AtCOM. lOVfR, THIS ( OlAO 1 0 Mf ET>, '^I'vi SUN voue XrAN.V0UlttF0«T ' and shipping, shtcellenl van serv­ Write Box N, Herald. bination high'chair $9. Call 2- steam heat, garage Lot 60’al40' for the creditora within which to psyobeiogy----- holoi ona mora chanca?*' fus AS WMsruMi Mornm. Jean 1$ VIC FLINT, AN OID FACE BEFORE.M! CMANNf L. I AAW good. Full pri 3 $395. 1937 Ford GlIAKANTFkl' repair tervtce on 9624. “And just a word in parting^—don’t forgot to leave a little CAN'T RICAil VMEM^YOO flINTV WMIN ice to West Coast and all parts Immediate occupancy. Elva hi Ins In their clalma asxlnal aald e^ In Manchester, Call V[TAbbed for the neartst weapon. tndor, haa a rebuilt engine and washers, irons, toasters, electric of U S.A. and Canada. Telephons tate. an<’ tha salt* executor Ip change in hit pockate for Sunday morningtl" IWAI ONTM hydraulic brakes Full price $295. clocks, vacuums etc Reasonable OLD EASY washer. Fair condi­ Tyler. Agent MancheeUr 3-4469. H. E. WHITINC Manchester 8187, or Hartford 6- Live Stock—Vehicles directad to five public notice to tha OUT OUR WAY BY J. K. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 1949 Ford sedan, like new. Full prices. A.Be. Appliance. 21 tion. Reasonable price. 15 Silas HOLLYWOOD Section. . 6-roop» crcdltom to brins In their clalma with­ 1423. TWO W ELL matched ateer claves, in aald lime allowed by publlshlns a 78 Walker St. Phone 5918 price $1,795. 1947 Ford converti­ Maple street 2-1575. road, or 2-2591. house with basement 'garage, copy of thip order In tom© nawapaper YOU PUT th a t d o g OWOOM,' ALLU& The chimps will fall That ought tot 6AH.' TO QUO\t ble. Full price $1,595. Franklin 5 months old. Ernest Gowdy. nmken Wall Flanse OB DOVS/N AND GO UGHT THUCKINO. Half-ton landacaped yard. EStcellent con­ having a cirrulallon in aald probate Barnvra, OH Faiaanai SNOOPIN’ ON A C»UY. OUT Of THE TREES VfHElJ TOP THE SOLDT t h e f a m o u s < Motors, 653 Center. Phone 2-9981 JOSEPH MctXJOE, refrlgeraUon. truck No ashea. no 8782. dlPtrlct. within ten dayp from thia AROUND THE BLOCK HE 60AK&UPA washing machines' and appliances pick-up UPRIGHT Ptxno For Sale, $35 dition. Price $10,500. M arline . OU BnOera Water Haatora They h e a r th is Week’s Min e h e Ha d J JONATHAN SWIFT, rubbish. Phone 2-1375 or 8396. SmiUi. Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. order, and return mak© to thIa court ACsAIN.' I SAID I BARREL OF RAIN 6P160DE OF HOOPLE’S "LIFE ENGLISH S. S. L. two-door sport serviced. Door gaskets replaced. CaU 2-429,1. of the notice given. __ , ^ TAKE HIM FORA — ALL HE "cen su re is THE AN’ I HAVE TO CAN BE HORRIBLEHE coach. New t&res. Good condition. Free estimatea.. Pickup and de­ RUBBISH and ashes removed In Wanted— Pets- -Poultry— JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. WALK--N(yT CARRY' WIPE EVERY HAIR EVER GOT TAK A MAN PAYS TWO-FAMH-Y houpe, centrally lo­ HAS ACQUIRED AN ourr OP rr Glaatonbury 8-2147. livery. ttoll 3-2313. ctoeretors cleaned. Sand, gravel Stock BUREAU, $8; studio couch, AT A COURT o r PROBATE held HIM UNDER MXJR , PRY BEFORE TO Th e pu b l ic cated Six and ''^four. Six-room in v is ib l e VMAft FOR BEING y and ctoderc. Van aervlce and rocker. $4; club chair, $4; apartment .scant Oonelderable •t Mxnrhexter within snd for the SUCKER.'______5MEtL leave 1941 DODGE SEDAN, A-1 condl- RADIO need flxtosf' Have it re- local moving Phone H. M. Jones WANTED— Cowa, calves and beef table, $4. Phone 2-9692.' District of Msnch"iter. on the as.h D& IN.' I ORE m in e / RHEOAlATlSMf EMINENT"— tlon, black. Radio and heater, oalred by experts Pick-up serv cash required T, J. Crockett 2-1362, 3-8072. cattle. Also horses. Call Plela dsy of Msreh. 1949. ., , — . HAtC-KACc/.' privately owned. Price $850. Call Ice. guaranteed work Seta check­ Brothers for the top dollar. Phone SINGER Sewing machine, drop- Broker. Phone 5416. Present. JOHN J. WALLETT. MAN head. treadle. In excellent run l i t 74ltSb ed to the hornn. Cat radioa a 7405. 364 Bidwell street. NINE-ROOM single on East Can ■''e»1sI" of John H. r-lthsm, Iste of specialty Manrhestei Kad i o Painting— Papering 21 nlng condition. Call 5668. MsneheMer. In eeld District, decessed 1987 PLYMOUTH four-door sedan, ter street. Ideal location for pro- Service, 7.3 Birch «treet Phone feaaienal building or other busl- Tbs sdralnlstrstor c.ts. hsrlnf ex- to good condition. Good tires and 2-0840. PAINTTNO AND Paperhangini; Artlcle9 for Sale 45 NEW ELECTROLUX vacuum hlblttd hlP ©dminlflmtlon aeeount with WANTED WASH rilHBS A Story Of Defeat BY LE8UK beatar. lUaaonable. Phona 7684, Free estimates. Prompt service. cleaner. Can be seen at 940 Mid' neas. Largs corner loL immediate M id «»Ut© to Ihli Court for ©llowjinc©. er 50 Wooibridga atreet. RADIO Servlctog Uependabla low Reasonable prices. Phone 7630 MODEL 70 WlnchesUr 33 Hornet, die Turnpike East. Call 2-4012. occupancy. T. J. Crockett, broker. Young mnn to work In ZKNON. HEWAa Z THOUgHT HE WAa fMALLY Wt with Weavet K-4 scope. Almost '^ORDERED; That the Slh day of aMART..CAfA8Le-0NCC OOIMO n.AC8flt NB be,... m tP TO L9T cost and guarantee*.. A.B.C. Ap D. E. Frechette. 5418. AprU. 1949. at ten o'clock, forenoon, at hardware store, full tinie, 1940 CHEVROLET special deluxe pltance. 21 Maple etreet 1-1575 new. Alao Lyman Alaakian and FOR SALE--Magic Chaf MAD A aia J08 WITH 8UT eUCH STEF NAS M W Ii MM 801 BUT HI range, almost new: 'vanity MANCHESTER—We have excel the Probat© Office lii the Mimlctpal .THiaOIL COMPANVJ^ M TWO VBARS He WAS womesoff Amo t«»d B or Mdan, radio, hesdar, de GENERAL Repairing. Ugbt car­ Redfleld mounts for model 70. Building in aalc’ Mancheiter, m and experience preferred. Good I ftoatar. <;9kn 8-0861. bench, walnut waterfalL Phone twit 4, 5. 8 and 7 room atoglea to A aoueiaiBCk. on cue OU lU MiARfly pentry, painting. Floors tandeil, Olaatonbury 8-3147. all aertioTta od Manchester. Pric­ the aame Ip aaalgned for a ***•"“ * hours. Must be able bodied Of OUtROTAhYtMe. ox F«LbS-.UL FLOOR SANDING A Specialty reflniahe^ Reasonable. CaU 3- 3-3258 or 6376. the allowance of aald admlnlatratlon luqj ed from 87.500 up Occupancy account with aald eatate and thiP LOCATE HW Phone 5696. 4291 after 4 p. m. FOR SALE - « practically new and willing. 00 0 ^ 1884 BDICX OOMh, $100. OaD 3- guaranteed. Shown by appolnt- Court dlrecU that nollci* of the time 4 FOX YOU. Anderson house window assem­ snd plsce sssigned for ssld hesrtos be SPECIAL Price for April only. blies 2’4” X 3’2” and 2’4’’aS’l0’* Mschinery nod Fm I* W neoL Phone Manchester 7728 or 1 (Wen to sll parsons known to M In- Apply 1840 PONTIAC two-door, 1940 HonsehoM Scrricca Save now on painting, toalde and with screens. Apply Marlow's. 6178. ^rae-Burn.______tsrested therein to appear and be hewd SPECIAL low prices. Besver and thereon by piibllshlne a copy of this Ctamoltt aedaiL 1989 Dodge * Offered 13A outside. CelUnga and paperhang- MIghty-Mita riding tractora. 81»- MANCHESTER—7-rooto single. tng. Workmanship g;uaranteed. RADIO TEST Inatnimenta, used: ordsr In sores newspaper haring m Ou , 1888 Plyaouth aedi ptlclty and Oardtn Ktag Btoain hdat, copper plumbing, oak cIreulsUon In ssld District, st blish Hardware WEAVING ot bums, motto holes Free estlmstes. CaU Burk, 5346. sulUble fer beginner. Reasonable. Heatank radkw, guaranteed. Easy tractors with equlp®*BV Dublta floor, tot TV by X84’. Large ex«^- firs ds»s bsfore tha dsy ot said bssr- tin w , o«ie Motora. 4164. and tom clothing hosiery runs, Phone Hartford 33-9989. Ing. sni' by mslUns by registered mall handbags repaired, sipper re- G. R. FICKETT. Inalda and out- Tractor Oo.. WUintantta. ieat chlcA«» «>®P J*’ ^ alao placement, umbrellaa repaired, sidepalnting, paperhangtog. Free MEN’S Rebuflt anc ralasted pboes. garage and■ tool■ Kil shed. Immediate j reithsre!*”^ Co. PVEMOUTH sedan dtUvery. Msnch'ster. Conn. fT f WiLU'v.’ .,fcgw at anoa. No fleaaonable men's shirt collars reversed end estimates given. Workmen Insur­ High and low Better than cheep Jta- occupancy. ■ Asking $ll.®®0-j jer»i» mad , *- I ^ new ooes. 8am t ule». Shoe Be DOUBLE Bottom drag plow, JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. WHY MOTHERS GET ORAV • aV V a eai art ed. Public liability insurance caT' j Ftarae »**»»ebeereT 7738 er 8278. COFFtKS.' oEsrp^a^Oin^hejs^ at 116 replaced. Marlow's Little Mending eellaat luradltfadi FkeBp uainiiiMBWBjLi Shop. rlad. PlKto* 4206. ( pair Shop. TCa. Mhta itroeC -\ i I WnfDAT. MARCH fS, lf4f

iiattfljfBtgr alb A v fira tB D rUj N ft PrfiM Ron _ _ Tha WddtiMr _ ...... B iP O u n I B » W For tha Menth bt Fbtonmry. 1M8 ^ W o th ty Bm c m ■iitnhiar asason H airy McOorsMek Simay and odM this aftomnoat Our Lady of Fctliua Uothera will be gensral chairman sad din­ M M k I t i 9,713 eleor sad eoal tonight; fair and Bto the Manchester Civic OrcbMUa Circle will meet Wetoestoy eve­ R o d and G u n ner wUl be served to those ^ re­ ’SorAKV-wobav lmkib ZlltlanrnFBJFv tcuFtlTUn 2tlFraul tin chaaga In tempqrntnre Wed* will meet tonight at 8 o’clo^ at ning at 8 o’clock In the home «>f port for work on that day. —— J Member o f tha A n J t lutToMm aaadoy. the Concordia Iwtheran church MtT. Bert Gay. 138 Parker strrct. Members were asked to contact BtoM. of OtolaltoM * for rehearsal on their ®**^'*^ Any mother Interested In j o l i ^ Q u b M eeting state representatives and senators Mm iehesier^A City of Vtttage Charm ;« ^ilU Im a finance oommlt- "The Seven Liost Words , to be the circle may obtain Information In an effort to gain mors support iH fiy In the Rohblna room o f presented-on Palm Sun^y «ve- by calling Mrs. Gay. for sporUmen’s legislation n ow _^ ’ c e n t ^ O----- nal church nlwg In conjunction with the Arrangements Made to fore the General Assembly. The VOL. LXVIII., NO. 151 (Ulassiasa AivsHWag eh Fhgn 18) MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1949 'FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR C l! I avottlnf at 8 o’clock. Sm lr of the Central B ^ tU t c h u ^ The Little Flower o f Jesus State Fish and Game commlsaion in Hartford. Warren Wood Is con­ Mothers’ Circle will meet tomor­ Prepare for Summer .he Mlepalw and WlUIng Work- wlU be asked to Increase the stodk ducting the Civic Orchestra. row evening at 8 o’clock In toe In Coventry Lake and a group of I of the SouUi Methodlit church home of Mrs. Robert Doyle, 172 Activities of Group 1 meet all dey tomorrow to fry club members will contact the Miners Jubilant Over ^Holiday* End The Beethove^lee C|uJ) w ^ Porter street. commission with this as an objec­ nuts. meet at the » « * « " “ ** The quarterly meeting of the tive. Senate Approves church this evening at 8 o clocK. There will be a meeUng for St. Manchester Rod and Gun club was Senate Downs Move IBose Company 3 of the 8. it. F. Mary's Guild on Wednesday In the held st the clubhouse. South Cov­ ' answered a atUl alarm at 2:56 There will be a meeUng ot Parish house. Lunch will be pro­ iterday afternoon to extinguish Program committee of t*** v id e at noon for all members. The entry, Saturday evening, with an a«B fire on Wyllya street 11c Ladles of Columbus, O lb ^ s hostesses will be Mrs. Ward Dou- attendance of 40 membera. Max | Career Veterans Assembly, this evening at 8 o clock gan and Mrs. Edith Wickham. The Thomas, of East Hartford, newly at the home of Mrs. Stanley Juros. rummage sale originally planned To Send Rents Cur^ elected president of toe club con­ for April 21 will be held on April All members of the J o ^ Mather 7 Instead. ' ducted the meeting which followed For State Bonus Chapter, Order of DeMolay, arc a fine roast ham dinner prepared . G o r f I- J requested to be at the Masonic St. Rita’s Mothers’ fclrcle will by Albert Todd and his kitchen de- Temple a t 7 o’clock sharp ^ la eve­ meet tomorrow evening at toe Uil. ning; From there they will go 1® home of Mrs. Gilbert Saegaert, 72 Sunday, April 10, was set as t"! W a ll Street Back to Conference ? Unlonvllle to exemplify toe 1^- Linmore drive, at 8 o’clock. clesn-up dsy at the club’s grounds. Billy Already Voted *>7, , -- Molay Degree for toe Evening Star Members will spend the dsy mak­ TAMPAX When Minutes Lodge, Xo. 101, A. F. A A. M. ing repairs to the clubhouse and House; Retired Mem- B u y U l g H e a V V Brickffrs Motion to Rc'P)— The Senate Sparkman Sees N o ^ State Policeman James Rsardon Naxt To New Bolletin! Na^’v and Air Force Brady. Altoona, P a . pre- year home.' MEN’S NEEDS and Police Lieutenant Raymond IQ Average 4 unanimously approved today First Natloaol Store 4 ______^ e — — me— New York, March 28—(AV— Move Into Pentagon miniatenal atudent st Juniata Rent Control at All ‘ OMsplee—Coartley Griffin following toe InvesUgaUon TeL 78— The Senate today ap> street. Rockville. most lenders were a littie un­ A t the first step of this crack­ Gauge Railroads nor, the bonus would bs paid to der tbe day’s best levels which fleld, N. J. proved compromise legista- George L. Hooey. 51. of 207 Cen­ retired members of the armed down, he told a news conference ter street received 15 days jail sen­ • Airplanes ran from a few cents to lion to continue rent controLs forces who-were recalled to active around $2 a sbstfe In the first he is ordering the Army, Navy and tence, execution of which wax sus­ f .RHOUSESSON duty during World war II. n iree ennl miners wave happily aa they gn back to weric near Wheeling, W . Va. A fter two weeks o f l.> months. The vote for ap­ hoar of trade. Activity Air Force to move at once to toe pended and was placed on proba­ • Boats They were declared Ineligible also dwindled. the *toiemorlal shut-dowa,” ehlled by John U liewls for his United Mine Workers, full prodoetion re­ Pentagon. Some agencies o f those proval was 78 to 11. FREDERIC E.’ WERNER tion for six months following his when the bonus act was written sumed in tbe eoal fleMt. (N E A telephoto). Faces Threat arrest on an assault charge. Spe­ • Cars two years ago. departments are scattered cial Prosecutor John J. O’Connor ■sod "Hlibbytng" Every Blijglble for . the bonus also New York, March 29—f;P>—Buy­ throughout tbe city. Wa.shington, March 29.— Presents They were alread.v under ordera told the court that. Hooey was ar­ Saturday Night would be veterans who were killed ing ordera poured Into Wall street (jP to move to the Pentagon, but toe Of Picketing j )— The Senate refused to­ rested by Patrolman George Mc- at Pearl Harbor. today In response to news that Price Cutting Kaiser Drops day to send the compromise 0sughey following a disturbance Under toe original act, they more credit could he used In se­ News Tidbits approved moving schedule stretch­ PAUL A. CHETELAT at hla home. _ HOBBY SHOPPE were ^eligible because of an ellgl- curities trading. Stock quotations ed out over two and one-half years. rent control bill back to s 8 Griswold Street Phoae 8288 .Tohnson has told them to scrap Second of Series of Leslie E. Carroll, 28. Box 51, hiltty 'provlBlon requiring at leasf advanced a few cents to around |2 Gains Rapidly Colled From UC\ Wires Auto Prices Senate -House Conference Buckland, was fined flO for vio­ Open 18 A. M. to T F. M. the schedule and move now. In A 90 days of service during World a share. ^Rallies for Peace’ Is ‘ ommittee for revision of its lation o f rules o f the road. W sr II. The opening o f toe market was To Abolish Many Boards ' Johnson sa:d he also intends to : terms. The action came on The bill also extends from July one o f the fastest of the past year Lifts Hopes War-Boru Regional Conference of Catho- Change in Top Manage­ Slated foe Newark rejection of a motion by Sen- PUNOFORTE RECITAL 3. 1949, to July 1, 1951, the time or so. Demand v/aa so rapid that _ aa 1 • Charities meeting in Provi- . abolish many of the 800 boards SALE OF CURTAINS when bonus appUrstlons may be men! Announced ; Cuts I •"a » Bi’icl'ei’ (R-. Ohio), who the high-speed tlokei tape tell be­ loflatlon Is M aking denca hears government criticized ment Announred; Cuts Newark, N. J.. March 29 A»— tojj Senate that a conferenra filed. hind recording actual transactions a . a . o . I I for i ncroachments in field of wel- I Navy and Air Force over a period South Methodist Chapel We have a corn- Other provisions will: on the floor of the exchange by as l.jist, lAising Stand fare work . . . Dr. Albert N. Jor­ From $198 to $333 ot years. Delegates to the controversial , proviaion designe’d to give land- . lorda a "fair baby supplies in- Give veterans 90 days to file ap­ much as 3 minutes. It was toe first gensen, president of University of He declared; ' "World Peace■' conference — em-1 ' lorda a "fair net operating In THURSDAY EVENING pkte stock of all ''r.w '^.1 y j j , ,ii peals from bonus decisions handed time since Jan. 8, 1949, that the | New York. March 29— —Price Connecticut, says that Connecticut Detroit. March 29-/J^-Kaiaer- “There are too damned many j barking on a tour of American ' mcaningle.as. down by the state treasurer, sd- tape has been unable to keep up cutting of consumer goods spread has tar below average number ot Frazer Pom alaahed Ita car nricea “ ‘f* •"d '»e re go- : citiea-ran into new picket threati ' _ . “ *® SS eluding sterilizers, mlnlstmtor of the bonus act. students in high school . . . Three Frazer Corp. tlaahed ita car prlcea | aholiah and coordinate aome , tod.nv. againat Brlcker't mo- APRIL 7, 1949 .- s ', T with the market. The tape caught rapidly today, lifting hopes that tojlay— the auto induatry'a aecond , of them." lion was 53 to 33. diaper pails, scales, Authorise payment of the bon­ up after a lag o f about 20 minutes. lusjor eastern railroads announce The second of a aeries of .‘‘cul- bottles, baby hot us to a parent ot a deceased veter­ war-born Inflation was msking a that 26,000 employes, furloughed price cut within a month'a time, It probably will he poitible to turnl rallies for peace" ia sched- Brickei moved that the bill be 3rl5 O'CLOCK Cktee Into Effect Tomorrow last, losing stand. an If the other parent has not been because of coal. mine work stop­ Simultaneoualy. Kalaer - Frazer abolish 30 or 40 .right a-.vay at the ^ uled here tonight, with the New sent hack to a committee o f House water bottles, pow­ Late yesterday the Federal Re­ Some of toe price reductions j and Senate members who finally heard from for at least seven page. will be recalled to work be­ I announced a change in top man­ start, he said. , Jersey Council of Arts. Sciences ders and oils. serve board, guardian of the na­ were big; some very small. But agreed yesterday on a bill Ironing Tickets available without charge at Kemp's years. A t present a parent can col­ ginning April 1. agement. A reporter asked Johr.aon If he . Professions in the role of lect only half of the bonus unlcns tion's credit, announced that se­ the trend appeared to be growing Italy's Foreign Minister Count has made up his mind what th e ; apon.sor. out differencei between separata Music Store. Potlerton’s At The Center and curities could he bought for 50 per and the cuts were on a widening The price cuts ranged from $198 measures passed by the two he can prove conclusively that the Carlo Sforza heads for State de­ , up to $333 on K-F'a various mod- "respective roles" of the Air Force Plana are similar to those for The Werner Little Music Shoppe. Many Other Gift Items cent in cash Instead of 75 per cent. variety of Items branches of Congress. second parent is dead. partment to report his country's ela, by far the largest of any cuts and Navy should be. the three-day round of oratory in The new ruling goes Into effect to­ Seen ’’Recession*’ By Eocleo Bricker proposed Uiat toe Sen- In Stock Eefnaes tn Consider Bill resdinrsa to join other western in the industry atnre the end of TTie two services have quarreled : whlc.h delegates from Soviet Rua- morrow. Marriner S. Ecclea of the Fed­ 1 alc.-House committee be u k ed to While toe Senate was complet- dsmocracita in alliance against ( the war. over what bombing duties each ' sia and seven other foreign nations Stocks that nre now held on 75 eral Reserve board, .called it a "re- should have in event of war. j participated in New York last make a new try at writmg a com­ CENTER ;lng acting on toe bonus bilL toe cesalcn" toat has been under way Russian expaBston . .. Construc­ IHie company said in a - atate- promise bill. per cent margin, brokers said, may Johnson replied: ' week-end. The New York confer- House refused to consider a bm for several montoa tion la under way on first of tores i msut that It was "entering a .approved by tbs DemocraUc con ba changed over to a 50 per cent "I do have a pralty fair convlc- «nce was characterized In advance Tha motion touched of a debata PHARMACY *‘Thls,’*,he said, ’la Indicated by Aawvieaa kixasy Itaesa to j>s built broader mass market" and was toat began aa though it might be ’ I trolled Senate irberslizlng the law basis tomorrow. A security house, for American President Lines ... "offering the public the lowest tion. The three servi'cea are going ' by the U. S. .State department aa a 481 Main SL, TeL 4258 for Instance,' could credit the cus­ fh# decrease In toe coat of living. long end heated. ■ 'P ” i fl*- .regarding aid t o dependent chll- " I think toat some recession ia Endurance filers Bill Harris and priced big cars in the world.’’ to have a chance to trgi;e me o u t' sounding board for Communist Senator .Sparkman (D -A la ), Where Fltannacy la ’ drcn. tomer’s account arlth toe addition-, Dick Reidel remain over Miami of that conclusion In the next propaganda — a characterization desirable. W’e're getting st what Elevated to Presidency who helped write the compromisa, A ProfcMlon The measure was referred In­ al amount. A check of toe finan­ Coupled with the price cut was couple of days." which the sponsors of the meeting HALE'S SELF SERVE I call a healthy economic rcadjust- i at^a while gro'md crewmen rheck told the Senate that If it followed stead to the Committee on Public cial distrIcL however, indicated ment.” | latest weather reports the elevation of Edgar F. Raise.'' To Go to Key West hotly denied. The Original In New England Wave of Protests Bricker a adrice the final reault . Welfare and Humane Institutions, that few customers had shown any He said he plans to go to Key Ecclea mads his statement in Two starving siiters and body ■ *•>* presidency of Kaiser-Frazer. Announcement of plana for the would be no r nt on trol law at all (House. Speaker John R. Thlm (R., Interest In such a move. connection with the board's low­ Kaiser, son of Board Chairman West. Fla., with the commanders Hamden) again Invoking a rule of their brother are found In Kan'- - - Newark session brought from vet- when the present law expirta and HEALTH M ARKET Our Entire Stock o f Caught Off Guard ering of-margin requirements in sas farm house ciuttcred with . Henry J. Kaiser, succeeds Joseph of the three sr:red forces within [that such action must be taken on The announcement caught Wall the purchase of stocks. eraii.s' organizations and other Thursday t midnight. mountainous piles of food and . W. hYazer, who becomes vice the next week to confer with Gen. groups s wave of prote.sts similar [any measure lacking a favorable Range Wtdely In Extent " I f this bifl .^oes back to con­ More and More of Those atreet off guard. Lower margin re­ clothing. ... Canada's House of I chairman . of the board, a newly Dwight D. Eisenhower, the tem­ to these which greeted the New [report from a Joint committee. The price reductions ranged ference, I think yoii can write rent quirements had long been expect­ Common.s emIor«rs principles of created post. porary chairman of the joint chiefs York lonference. Pickets were OUTWITS ! Democrats msde no objection to widely in extent. controls off," Sparkman said. ‘'Wn TUESDAY SPECIALS BROMLEY ed but most financial men had North Atlantic pact bv vote of Th» younger Kaiser wag foimer- of staff. Eisenhower went to Key promi.«ed by state leaders of the ; Berkshire Fine Quality Permanent ■Thim’s ruling, although they had guessed that nothing would be Westinghouse Electric knocked West yesterday to rectiperate from can't get any better bill out o f [protested against it vigorously on 149 to 2 Senator Taft (R-Oh.d) ' 'X vice'president and general man­ Catholic Wsr Veteians, Veterans done for a least a few weeks. 20 to .^0 per cent oft nine home i ... , . ager. His lather and Frazer an illne«.«. co.-;erem.e than we did.” jother occasions, particularly when of Foreign Wars and the Disabled Administartion leaders were con- Green Stamps Given With Cash Saks OUTWORKS Several stocks sold at the high­ model, ,radios. . . , The A.axM. dollar cuts RRY** tn’fil rrti ntrv* fr/Mvi fiittitw " ’ “ V founded the auto company in Presumably, the talks there,will Finish Picoi Edge [Governor Bowles’ housing bills reached as high as $130. save this cot ntry Anieni an War Veterans. est prices of the year, including 194.5. The New Jersey eoiincil sponsor­ Lace Curtains 'W ^ recommitted. Kal.ser-Frazer Corp. chopped •v'lituiiidr crash. (< ainl'mii-il tin Page Ten) (lontioued on Page Ton) Montgomery Ward and Loew's. The changes were described In | I bill removes the require- $198 to $33.1 off its car prices, f New Yorker, who promises tn ing the Newsrk meeting is a Spearheading the drive ahead trade circles as the outgrowth of branch of the national organiza­ |nent that dependent children must Henry Ford II. president of Ford niililiait. oiitshrot anil outlive the P &G.SOAP L At Greatly Reduced Prices ORGANDY jhave lived in the state for one year were such issues as U. S. Steel, 1;, ".I'-ixl I'oii'lin' ir. Harlan coiintv. differences in polic.v. tion which aponsored the New OUTSAYES Republic Steel, General Motors. Motor Co. saw a "po.ssible " re K-F. still a relative nc.vcomer ito be eligible to receive aid. Re­ York session. Beautiful bromley lace curtains in all types of patterns for llring ductlon in Fords. wants to be chief-of police at Recovery Bill publicans were In accord with this Chrysler, U. S. Rubber, Sears Roe­ F.vatlr. Ky. . . Milton Babirli re­ in the highly competitive auto Widow Admits An “ action comnmtec’ set up m Willard Storage Battery Co. industry, cut its prices a month and dining rooms. , feature when toe bill was debated buck, Glenn Martin, American mains in Milwaukee jail on first at the New York conference an­ Telephone, Phelps Dodge, General chipped $1.50 off its $22.45 auto­ .ifter General Motors reduced OXYDOL Now jin toe Senate last week. Hiey degree murder charge in death of nounced that after the Newark Reg. Prices Electric, Allied Chemical, Interna­ mobile battery. prices. Death Planned Passage Seen Ruffled Curtains ! objected however, to a provision hla young wife's sister after he is I meeting most of the foreign dele­ Two aubsidiarles of National W'ALDUKF ALL OTHERS! ) placing the administration of the tional Paper. Baltimore * Ohio, GM. largest o f the car produc- ______gates would embark on a tour of • twice denied reles.se on bond . . . Illinois Central, Standard Oil (N. Dairy Products Co. lowered whole­ er.s. reduced its passenger car In 3 Popular Lengths laid directly In the hands of toe Reliable informant says British "as many American cities as pos­ J.hi Plymouth^ Oil. United Air sale ice cream price' in Philadel­ prices to $40 and its trucks Maiiip WoiHaii Sav8 She Connally Insists Me«8> R o ll $2.29 pr. ,vr.\ Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevlo i.s $10 sible.’ A spokesman said the Itin- TISSUE 7c lOontInued on Page Ten) Lines, Santa ^Fe, N. Y. Central. phia three cents a quart. A t New up to $1,50 Southern Pacific, Chesapeake A York, Borden Co. said its Pioneer expected to ask U. S. government Tills was coupled with a two lire *Will Be Kept for ■precise statement of its views Npijjhhor PloltPfl certain to be visited includ- u r r o N ’s Ohio, and Twentieth Century- Ice Cream divl.sion will lower cents an hour contractural cost-of- Fox. prices soon. concerning Mediterranean defense Slayin^ of Htinhanil tact’ Despite Foes pr. living wage cut for GM's 278.000 troit. St. Louis and Loa Angeles. $2.98 pr. 5 4 ” - $ 3 .4 9 Brokerage quarters were quirk One Reason Common to .All pact, linked to North Atlantic nrodi'ftion workers. GM said at During the tour, he said, the NOODLE SOUP 3»,. 33c N I to point out that today's ru.sh to There was one reason giveh for j treaty. the time it meant to let the public Portland. Me., March 29— /P-— Washington. March 29 — i>F)— buy was largely psychological. the cuts that appeared common to I Itab’ notifies 1.’. S. it i.s uiUing The $5,580,000,000 European re* i benefit both from the wage cut To be rid of her husband Margery (f'oatinned nn Page rw o) $3.98 pr. pr. 1 Flashes! all- an increasing consciousness I to Join North Atlantic Defense al- Cliikey, 25. plotted hla flaming I'overy bill “ will be kept intact* 6 3 ” - $ 3 .6 9 (( onftniird on Page Tea) of tbe buying public. ! llance . . . Gen. Chang Chih-1 (f'nnIlaiiFd on Page rwo) deatht a prosecutor charged to­ despite vigorous G. O. P. efforts VELVEETA (Late BnlkHas of the OF, Wlra) Business leaders saw In the cuts ’ Chung, head of national peace del- j ______day. to cut its size, .Senator Connally leaser need of Inflationary con­ I cgatlon to talk peace with Chinese ! George Clukey, 27-year-old Scar­ iD.. Tex.) insisted today, I Oommunists, reportedly departs y v x j To Carrv Plea I/, Lb. Pkt. 27e $4.98 pr. 1 pr- trols. . Some even said there was borough dump picker, periahed in t^d er Republican attack from CHEESE 7 2 ” - $ 3 .9 8 pr. Broilers Perish In Fire Cuts Payment no need for any controls at all. Cor Kenghwa to coAsult with re- I ' n a i l j a blaze that deatroyed hia shack e-n T f f e 1 . I several quarters, the measuro for Not all the price changes were ! tired Pmident Chtang Kai-Shek » ! March 21. I gA H i o r l i I , 0 1 1 l * t * second year of the Marahall plan Choose Now At These Low Prices Leominster, Mass., March 29— ' . . . Draft agreement on arniis-; x -yg ■"■ * A n ^ x n ■v‘ x -»x «a w ^as set aside temporarily to make Real Berkshire quality. Compare quality, finish, wldtlr and work­ (J*— More than 10,000 broilers per­ on the downside, however. Moat County Attorney Daniel C. Mc­ 15 Lb. Pk. manship. We liave sold hundreds of these at much higher prices. To Buy Stocks ot the nation's sugar refineries an­ I tice between Israel aml.Trans-Jor-' rC oj*|^ O il ■ ■ IIIIS Donald said th^ widow admitted ______! wa.v for action on rent controla. POTATOES 69c ished today in a Ore nt- the Cole- dan is approved by delegations of j no. v n a A w n n a n o But when it comes to a vote. Uie Limited Quantity J ^ Elach side 41" with wide picot-edge ruffle. mna Poultry '’o. farm at IS83 nounced an increase,.^ in refined I orallv last night that she and Roh- < ane sugar prices from 7.85 cents I two patlons at Rhodes. ! — . ' ert B. Curlew, 30, planned Clukey'a Niue Sent to Jail for chairman of the Senate F oi^ gn nUESH GBEEN Mala street, fire Chief Ernest E. i Federal mediators seek to settle „ , „ . tx i Relations committee, declared, it Johnson estimated damage at be­ Less Worry About Infla­ to 8.10 cents a pound, effective to- death. morrovv. strike by 1.500 New York water ( .oal-Kearinf; K ailroails "His prize was to be her. and Refusing to Answer will be In ita present fonn. tween 810.000 and $12,000. The CELANESE NINO The hike was on the heels of front wareh.ouse wortorrs that has hers was to have l>een getting ml The House will lake up Its $fi,- 2 Lbs. 29c chief said the fire apparently tion Apparent in Re­ Pull I-oii{: Drags of In r.omninuisl Probe PEPPERS yesterday's raw sugar price ad­ . tied 'up estimated $100.l)00.t)00 of her huahand." the prosecutor 380,000.000 foreign aid bill tomor­ ' Plain Marquisette started In a brooder In a barn. j w c i’.h of raw materials stored in row. • • • serve Board Decision vance to 5.80 cents a pound. Cart* to Eager Market said. YELLOW I 300 buildHtgB . . . Gen. Lueius Both Charged With Murder Los Angeles. March 29. P' — Wherry Lrada Opponenia Redover Wonuin's Body j n. nn.v confirms death sentences ~ Republican Floor Lender When* Washington, March 26 — UP) — Treasury Balance Bofli have been charged with Nine witnifsses .sentenced to jnil Tailored Curtains Ttvrrton, B. 1., March 29— of two more Malmedy massacre ; Pittsbiirgh. Mart h 29 — i.P — for refusing to answer questions ry (R.. Neb. I led the forces tryinff Lessening worry about inflation murder. Curlew has pleaded inno­ ONIONS 6 Lbs. 25c PoHoe- recovered the body of Mrs. I defendants . . . y . S, Army head- ; Coal-b^aring railnoads took full ad- cent. McDonald tald Mrs. Clukey of a Federal grand jury in its in- to trim toe Senate bill in yester­ Formerly To $5.98 Pair Ruffled Curtains was apparent today in the Federal Washington, March 29—i/Pi- quarters in Frankfurt declare that ' vantage of John L. Lewis’ green 1-anra HImpson, 84, o f Fall River, ...... quiry Into Communist activities day's debate. He said toe $940,000.* Reserve board's decltlon to make I The position of the Treasury probably will be arr;aigned today. In Regular Or Frame Styles mother of four chCdrea, from Nan- ! two American aoMieni convicted in signal block today, pulling long McDonald said Mrs."ciukey told 1 will appeal the case to the U. S. 000 which Britain would g e t !■ quaket pond today after a ttitness it easier to invest in stocks. I March 25: ' Prague of espionage “definitely . drags M coal cars to an eager him; I Suoreme court, if necessary. too much, and prop>ted a'general said she walked fully clothed Into The board, which controls the I Net budget receipts. $223,737,- were not spies" . . . Proponents , market. Clukev beat her and wouldn't So aaid their attorneys yeater- 10 to 15 per cent cut in toe .Atal HEALTH MARKET 63” Length $ 2 .4 9 pr. volume o f money and credit, al­ ! 297.44; ^'.idget e.xpenditupes, $85,- / the water and disappeared. .Mrs. of v.hite supremacy in Alabama | Their action was the;aniwer to .suppart their two little daughters, day after three witneises. eor.vict- authorization. , THE LATEST, GREATEST BENDIX IS THE Nonuan Ray of Tiverton, who ready had made it easier to buy ! 707.934.32; cash bSlOice, $5,798.- j step up efforts to whip new voter , whether 463.000 United Mine Curlew. a good neighbor who was ed of criminal contempt, each was 'The figure set b>7the Econemle Poultry Specials: Only Reg. $2.98 78” length $2.39 pr. lives ne'ar the pond, told police she autos, furniture, etc., on the In­ 796,929.16. qualiflrntlon law into shape. Workers east of the Miasixsippi Cooperation adminlatretlon In not 72” Length pr. saw .51 rs. Himpson cross a field, stallment plan. river had obeyed Lewis. The miners (ConHniied on Page Pwa) (fhoMniied oo Page Hvo) "aac-red." he told e reporter. woshtr in tht world that can soap, sook, $ 2 .9 8 enter the water and ivalk in up to Then last night, it decreed that to a mart had followed their chief's I A different thrust at Greet Brit­ her nerk before she disappeared. stocks may be bought after today order ending a two-v.-eek mine ain came from Senator Kem • this act came out, the working benkruptey. Tbe present Oobea far Stowing Or Fot Baaolie«• o f Americun dUes by Sovtet-oud- sounding toe gong against infla­ “ WenM Be Grant JMenster” faith ia challenger. Its luindplea about 7,000 shopmen report by grave aocial aecurity program in class peuple couldn’t afford to go productive apending,” bn Electrical Dept,— ^Basement natolllte delegutes to the "World tionary fires, tos b o ^ banned The nrchbiahop said eeperetion denied and (to adherents peraecut- April 2. her country. through any operations.” could briag to tbe United Peuee" ohufeiuuco. It dreuluted grant of any eradlt to stoek buy­ of church and atnte woukl “be n ed by 8 mlUtnnl creed of another Among rollrooda reporting mines Mias FUbburn, a coalmixier'a She Bsld Britiah workers were "for at least tbs next 18d < I Reg. $2.69 63” length $2.19 pr. a uetiee to enhoaaiea ef tM r ers. great dlsooter at home and on aort would be n terrible blow.to working full blast along their daughter, now works is a North very entsiflad with the program. and poodbly forever, n Tfie home eeuatrlee, reminding them JW H A M COM Ute shift In toe board's views on even greater dioaoter to Europe the Cnirietlan cause, n heart­ routes was the Norfolk A Bergen, N. J„ plant. ChirtlB end Altmeyer dropped manUtkm ef b M r aaM.. T k i w i y M c Q f t I jyiaMniwwnk coMite One o f our most popular selling curtains now at even lower that the delegatea were granted the economic state were underlin­ anil beyoivd.” breaking diecourngement to toe It serves 128 mines in West Vir­ Inritod tn Partfdpsto their debate opd b^tn arguing Senetor Loess (HL) ttiT. Tli« JW.HAL^ COKB prices. Wide ruffles or frame styles. admisdon to this country only for ed by the (act that easier “stock Writing In toe “Canterbury Dio­ hard-prcaaed Christians and n ginia, Virginia and Kentucky. The She was invited to participate tbe Britiah cndle-to-mve pro­ cratle leader, onid tfidfilflg MMMpWlU Cdmii* tlia purpnse o f attending the oen- cesan Notes,” he aaid. < ______fAMKHtSTlh CdUlf. cause o f rejoicing to their ene­ in a nettonelly broodeast (MutuM) gram. qmsiaored by the Labor gev- , firoverslai eenference In New Yerh. (CooManod on P fm lira * "The sUbilitv pf tola imtion and mies,” (CoaHaoed ea ftBa Tw«il "AmericoB Forum pf the Air” At- erament* ((

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