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"I- ■ . f. ■ • •W JU Bjafto at rAGffOTTEHT Mn precious Sterling NYLON TRICOTF2—LonK sleeve.'*, small collar, tucked front. White, 32 President Truman requested. crew of 10. A partial pas.sohger sheep. tions were expanded at daylight *Frlc« ImI»4#9 T«t $38 50 to 38. It finances for the fiscal year list released in Rome carried the Hamilton Field, north of San In scores of wrecked communitie*. Trieste, Free Territory, HEARING-AID $5.98 1053 more than a score of so-called name of an American, John Bick­ Frsncisco, oidcrcd the cargo The dead in Arkan.sas alone was jtarch 22—(/P)—Fighting be- NYLON SHF:KR—Jewel neck, short .sleeves, embroidered front. Orchid, independent office* - including the ford, but no address. planes to rendeevoua at the Elko, figured at 123 by the Arkansas tween police and Italian Umay P araM M s ■■vlted M mMM white, .vellow. 32 to 38. Veteran*’ administration, the Ten­ The crash occurred two miles Nov., airport. There they were to , Pace Spurs Gazette, which based its estimate BATTERIES $5.98 nessee Valley authority, the from Frankfurt's big Rhine-Main pick up bales of hsy and ranch ! on reports from it* staffers and demonstrators broke out For All He«rinK:-.4iMs T1S3UK KAILLL—Short .'*lceve.<*, tucked front, Peter A O 1^0 A Q Atomic Energy commission and air base, where the plane was owners to guide the pilots to drop | correspondents. An area-by-area again today in this Allied- Pan or club collar. Pink, w bite. 32 to 38. Z p iC a Y O * ^ 4 9 * ^ 0 the Public Housing progrsm. The scheduled to land. Biea.s. I checklist compiled b.v the As­ controlled city which both Fresh budget* of all were cut. A U. S. Air Force officer said he Aground, 2.1 U.. S. Sixth Army ‘ Cleanup of sociated Press showed 103 dead in Italy and Yugoslavia claim. If hiitory repeats IL'-elf, some of had been told the plane carried 38 , bulldozers cleared lanes toward .Arkansas. ' Clashes erupted in the CenttAl NYLON .SHKKR—3 styles. passenger* and a crew of 10. An- isolated herds. Behind them came I White, pink, blue. Sizes 32 the cuts msde by the House will Communirationa Hit Piazza Unita, scone of wild demon­ be restored by the Senate, which other report said the plane carried hay-laden trucks. Fifteen persona were reported stration Thursday when 30 persons to .38. 36 persons, including the crew. But "Operation Haylift" was de- Bases Mess JEWELER.1 ...... SILVERSMITHS SINCE tWtfl last year added almost 70 million dead and 66 injured in the were injured and 61 arrested. to the amounts voted by the House KLM headquarters in Amsterdam ! elded upon after aerial surveys Caruthersville area of southeast- The city wa* strike-bound by-a 1 game* Wmton (right), gt-year-nid vanlt rintodlan of the Maanfar- for the same agencies. made no immediate report, on the ! showed that "Operation Break- Washington, March 22— Missouri. West Tennessee, counted l i«JWnAUeo. 12-hour ..walkout ordered by the . tsa MAIN STMET «... . MANCHESTER .M A N C N trm Conn*, passenger list. ! through’’ would be too late for $2.98 tuiwr’k Truat fkt. ia Siuiiiyalde, N.la uahered Into g d ^ e ebniity _Hau»e.-paa*age,jiL-lhe-J)U1 _by. —Congressional charges 30 dead _aiidj!n!lj!.JMifl8i9.?ij^ «7.lMginS|L T e k m S . eeUrIrooiw l^ ^a„deteetlye, t«L twiHfv In the iilal uf Willie (The Actor r •~TSTO~mKS3iBES:3giiOngffi#'.!?^^ oClTra^uff^ " waare Imd-Tihet- ported seven killed. ..police..action.. against TBiw«iderstlon next week woods about 150 yards before the j director, called for the haylift aft- million-dollar air bases in munications disrupted, ham radio Students, taking the lead in this bo poaltive," he declared. (NEA Telephoto) of two more departmental budget plane cra.shed. Observer.* believed , cr he flew over northern Elko operators aided In geMing mes­ latest demonstration for return of measures. they might have been sheared off I County in Nevada and spotted cat- j North AfricH brought 8 drftS- sages into and from the stricken the c

• - i v - W •_ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,,MAJICHESTEB, CONN, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1952 ^ G K T W O Sunday a t t p. as. in the eanctunry Mias Marion ' Adams' Grade 4. porato CommuBlaii aarvleM at for the benefit of their freaaikry. S7.1S..' ”nia snlea are conducted m. tomorrow. Newmanites Hosts' Music Features l^arks 25 Years Rockville Thera win be a PUgrtm' Touth South Coventrym .The Lndiea Aaaoclation of th^ the Grade 7 pupils of.'WUUam IS A MAN ENTITLED First Congregational Church titridiy. Fcllowfhip supper for members at 1 At Conn. Mutual Mrs. PmiHm UttM have a white sdepbaatancrrum­ The hot-lunch menus for March 6:30 p. m. at the Union Church so­ At UConn Parley Revival Tonight 24-26 at the Robertson and Center cial rooms. Spring I^Hefe Coventry 2-92S1 mage sale April 2§^.aiia 26 In the St Joseph’s The Pilgrim Fellowship of TO ONE MISTAKE? vestry. Mrs^^JoHn H. Westland Schools follow: Monday, chicken 'Ver­ s te m , March 23—Tha Unlver- Tonight the final week night in - r . Wehr of 19 Trotter pie. cranberry sauce, cookies; non Center Church will meet to­ t. wiU' otjeerve Me 24th annl- JIAbtal Herichel Levine of the will it dhatfinan. Articles in good ■Ity at Connecticut Newman Club the "Midnight Cry” revival effort ueabie'^'conditlon will be accepted Tuesday, . spaghetti .with ham- morrow at 7 p. m. at tha ctiurch. o n e enlaf-Jblro ( PRESCRIDTIOliS Put yoiir < ^ ir in NOW. AnratilG ry with wi Uie Connecticut Mju* Cbnyreitetlon of Bone of Iireel of MissioR Set HoM Auctloa WiU play boat thia,week end to a t th e ' Salvation Army, has been Sftunnce Oompeny on hSfween now and then. Mra. J. burg sauce, celery, jello and pe­ • M B b r h l s a o ■elected as "Musical Night.” The CuefaDy Compoanded Life Willimenllc, , wUl be- the epsaJMf Warner of Putnam will be speak­ cans; Wednesday, hot vegetable The Union Church Women's ' more than M repceaebtatlvea 4i( E 1952. A Wember of the Guild will hold an auction on Wed­ Citadel Band and Songster Bri­ DrivGi, Parking Lott and Tennis i ' tiny depertnient. he hendleie Mondey *t » p m., OTj-thC lecond er at the April 16 meeting on "The plate (com, string betnsi, cheese Newman cluba on Tarioua New gade of the local corps will assist h m ; Clay, Apple” at 1:80 p.m. in the or peanut butter and Jelly sand­ Starts Tomorrow and nesday. March 26. at 7 p. m.. at [ Arlhir Drag Sterat] S ^ 'b in d er’'^ work Where printed in __ e______series_ of _ Iptef^alth______meeting.'! the church social rooms. Articles England campuaes. the brigade of cadets in rendering CoiiifB. vestry. Ladies societies from An- wiches, hot-cross buns; Thursday, an evening of sacred music. ___ A tte r t» put together In ite fmel t,y the Men'i J S u h __of Ends on Palm Sunday; for tha auction may ba left at the A highlight of tha week end wiU First'Congregational Church in try will be invited to this meeting. lettuce salad, diced pears: Friday, sSelal rooms on Moadajniuii^Vu^ --im-fiommuiMih BfaliHairdh'BiiKiii' CWet-Benraaetta‘ “ t37iiH—will — ^ ^ a 4»nMATESr TERMS ARR^^ X ^ I*r. Wehr attended South Men^irir^o^'f'onvre.tion.l ( day and the room will be open for day, following Maaa, in S t Thom­ bring th* message of the evening. \ i*e«ter High School end woric^d fn the vestry in South Coventry. A A tea .will be served after the talk. macaroni and tuna fish salad, car' w u A n TUB B e a l p r i c e Masses tomorrow at St. Mary's rot sticks, ice cream. Bread, but­ inspection after 3 p. m. on Wed­ as Aquinas Chapel. Bishop Henry The cadet was employed as a sec- tke compeny's ectueriel jmUry end film, '•Schools.” a story of Jewleh , Rockville, March JX2 — A two nesday. * J . O'Brien will offer the Maas at retiuy-bookkeeper In the city of OB fOim HODSET Idbn department before Joining the Church in South Coventry will he ter and milk aerved with all 8:30 a.m. and the communion education, will be shown with at 7:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. and at meals., waek mission vvlll start tomoh-ow Fatlwr McGmuie Dies tfniontown, Pa., before entering peintlng ^lepartifient in 1944. Robert Hurst in charge. Alfred J. Rev. Jam es J. McGuane, pastor breakfast wUl be held at Shell the Salvation Army Training Oof ' Tear Bad o«r St. Jo.seph's Church in Eagleville Brenton Freeman's mother, Mrs. at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, apptolaera to Monaco > and Sons of St. John's Catholic Church, Chateau In Wiliimantic with Rev. lege. - Hunkin, president of the club, is at 8:30 a.m. 'The pariah of St. Etta B. Freeman, of Jackson ending on Palm Sunday, April 6. COtUtC* WCIWB in charge of arrangements. An Noroton, died yesterday. He was a nANUVSMMirt MtSscSaicI John Courtney Murray, visiting At the 10:50 a. m. service to-i W p ittoi GLASTONRURY— T IL 3403 Mary's Church, will sponsor a set­ street. Wiliimantic, is a patient at The archdtocesan missionaries from native of this city. A sister, Mrs. professor of pLUoaopby at Yale, as invitation is extended to interest­ back party in the church hall iVindham Community Hospital. morrow, cadet IsabeUe kunz of r. tiMre la —eat ed men regardless of faith. Mem­ Argo, 111., Rev. John Koziol and i Mary Ellen Conrlck, widow of the speaker. , Hartford will bo' the leader, and u jr obSgatlen when eon « ll Court Cases Wednesday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Bert­ She will be there for about three MichMl P. Conrick, of this city» The University of OonnecUcut ASK FOR FAYING DEFARTMENT bers of the State Teachers College rand Labbe and Mra. Alex D. weeks. Mrs. Freeman has been a Rev. Stanley Shaw, will conduct Cadet Lucy Carllno, of McKees­ the services. The first week's serv­ died two weeks aM. He leave* Newman Club, which has more port. Fa., will speak In the final JARVIS REALTY G Custer, 34. of 18 ■ ll.WllllraantIc sre planning to at- Proulx will be tn charge. frequent visitor In Coventry. She another sister, MIse Roee I than 1,000 members, last year was Itdwanl — ' tend. Toatmssfer Herman F. LeDoyt is a sister of Miss Mary Biirgoyncf ices wii be in Polish and the aecond I McOlMpiA meeting of the campaign tomor­ 6113 week In English. of Noroton. the largest Newman Club in the row evening at 7:30. Captain remitted for driving under the in-1 Rev. 'Truman O, Ireland, mlnis- hsa announced that beginning Sat- of Mason street. South Coventry. country. Advertise in The Herald-—It Pays ii.-day there will be no surcharge Mrs. William A. Wolfe is still a There wil be Masses at 5:30, 7. 8 flucnce of liquors or df&s. Judcc ter of the First Congregstlonsl and 9 a.m'. daily with an instruction rharle.s N. Crorkett handed down ' churrh. will use as his sermon topic on postal card purchases. The bill patient at Uncas-on-Thames in Fredxic M arch which estahrished a 10 per cent Norwich. Her physical condition each morning at the. 9 o'clock Mass. hi* decioion in To\Vn Court th is, tomorrow during the 10:4.'l a. m, Instruction snd sermon will be Ellington morning j services, ”A Personslily Analysis •surcharge has been repealed. Mr. IS slowly improving, her family PLUS 2«d HIT! CHOCK-FUU OF LAUGHS LeDoyt said Friday. Each postal reports. each evening at 7:30 o'clock. Columbia F-dwsrd Howleti, 23. of Wektjof Him Who Came.” The topic is St. Joseph's Society of St. the second in a series of three ser- card purchased will be on a Plans are all complete for the Wiliington. was fined $12 for vlO' straight charge basis, regardless Joseph's Church will receive com­ Harveet Supper o f Ellington Blxt." years of Orange hlatory Utton of rules of the road. mon.‘- on ''The l.'niqueness of A of the quantity. munion in e group tomorrow at Orange which will be held tn the In- I irsf I ////# was celebrated by members of Kdward F. Molloy. 33, of 44 Jesue ” The Senior High Youth the 7:.30 a.m. Mass. Ellington Town Hall at 6:30 p. m. Weaver street, was fined $.6 for a Fellowship of the church will meet The 4-H 'Town committee has Manchester Columbia Grange Wedneeday received confnhiitioas of $8,.60 for Dr. Ollkry To Speak Wednesday, Match 26. Mrs. Bmp- STARTOrO stop sign vinlstinn. ' tomorrow from 7-9 p m. in the Rev. Dr. James Gordon Kllkey. son Abom is in charge of the GRAND night as they met in Yeomans Mrs. Olga True of Andover for- v-estry. Don G. C'hurchill. Sr., hesrt- the ''Chifjca for Au.strla'' project. E s'h unit of 2.6 chicks Costs $5. Date Book pastor of the South Congregational kitchen and Mrs. G. -F. Berr the 3 DAYS TOMORROW HaU on their anniversary. Older felted a $.1 bond for a corner law master of Coventry Day School, Anyone desiring to contribute fur­ Church of Springfield, Mass., will dining room. STATE member^, descendenta of the chap­ parking violation. {.will show two firms, one on "Wll- ther to the fund msy contact Mrs. he the speaker at the Sunday eve­ Following the supper the meet­ A charge of theft against | ii,msburg (Vs. i Restored.' and Tonight ning Lenten service at the Union 8UNDAT 1 MON,, t r B S . 1 MAT. 1:48 P. M. ter member told tbs newer mem­ 'Vinthrop Merriam. (fhalrman of ing will be held in the upper hall m W * OONTINITOVS 1 bers atiout the old days, as they Patrick radiila. 23, of 9 Hsze] jj p Citadel of Annual meeting and election of Congregational Church at 7:30 Dr.. and degrees will be conferred. Ira 3 SHOWS 1 EVE. 7 r. M. Ripley Hill. Of the donations re- offlpeps Pf Br)tlsh-.^merif:ah. Qub, were introduced, each in turn, by street-was-nolled...... —------j Freedom-.” felved, $6' was from Mix TfSAfera' GUkey,. .who has travelled exten­ 1>. -EgirieetoR is master -of • the- ‘ In Conneotlcut' or- Goioieuk^kids. are7aU cowboys.aLhearL..... Tha— rideiia.of tha.rangeAn.ieUlhg .Several rases were continued. | 5 p m. sively.'will speak on ''Glimpses of Uril^ "Howard' Klee.' Among' tnii'Be The Couples Club of the church 4-H Cooking Club, $2..60 from Hl- third and fourth mixed degree s ? v B ir e i eclal members were Mr. and Dr. William T. Sanger, president-elect of the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults, how -^stram -Btggs, I6.--of 68-McKinr l.wiir'spofi»OT“~g”TiiTtiraTy— whist - -____ 31onda.v,-Manch-24_------■the^-Religlous •Situatioii-lrr-Seversl team.-- and—the -tableaus—are -in •tlt^-are-golng-to-Btage-a-rodeo--«t-Gamp-Hemh)c'k-next-.summer,- Thc^-are;. " Barry- Van- Grow'srs ^-H GAMen •rTiiW;' Snd'$T Women's, riiib meeting. South re. Hubert' M ri: IS>- street.‘ charged with •'arrying : . _ in. in the vestry from frlenas. Areas of the Modem World.” Rev. charge of Mrs. James Kelly. Camp of Manchester, Dean Paul of New Britain and Alice Arscott of Meriden. The camp is operated eoncesled weapons and breaking.” ^ .Methodi.st Church, Emily Parcher Allison Ray Heaps, pastor of the ' Francis Ashline of Westbrook SMarion Hurlbutt, Judge (Jlayton F.by the Connecticut Society for Crippled Children and Adults for children too handicapped to go to other for the benefit of the church re- There were eight snd one-half lecture on gardening, Hunt, Chauncey M. ^ u ire Mr, and and entering, will have his .case decoration fun. The ''Messiah” by Somers Congregational Church, poultry department has entered camps. Dr. Sanger and 'the thre;e Connecticut you ngsters appeared on an Easter Seal radio broadcast heard April 2. Continued to Mon tabres“oT set-back in play Wednes­ Friday. March 28 will taVe part In the worship Mrs. Philip laham, Mrs. Charles St. Francis Hospital in Hartford Stoltenfeldt (and Mra. WUbur in Hartford recently. The National Society official Is also president of the Medical College of Virginia. day s ci^ame ;;7 " .;;;;;;in g i day night at the Nathan Hale , Talent night at North .Methodist seti'Ice. where he will undergo an opera­ He commended the Easter Seal agency for its camping program which ^ave 103 children a "treat In­ agsinsf Jo.seph (4. Sirois, 34, of at R p. m. in the sanctuary by the Community.Center. Mrs. Ralph C. Church. 8 p, m. Smith and Mrs. Lyndon Little, .Manchester Orstorlsl .Society un­ Homemakers tion soon. Make it a family habit to stead of a treatment” last year. Hartford. Also to he heard Mon­ Hoffman was as.sisted by Mrs. Eu- Saturday. March 39 Rockville Homemskers will meet Friday, April 4, Is ihe date aet aiaters of Mrs. Isbam and Mra. day is s charge of reckless driv­ der the direction of Warren Wood .gene Ryrhling. Members of Mrs. Amial ladies' night pmgrsng have dinner here often! Stoltenftidt, .vho are not mem­ Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the home for the next community supper family here from Windsor about a ing against Arthur R, Burk. 22, of sponsored by the choir of the First Hoffman's Coventry Junior Home­ Tall ('etiara of Lebanon, State of Mrs. Gladys Prelle of Tslcott which will be held in the social bers) Raymond E. Clarke, Marion 4-H Club has already offered their 17 Devon .drive. A breach of peace Congregstinnsl church. A collec­ makers 4-H Club baked the seven Armory. sA'eniie. Members are asked to note rooms of Ellington Congregational It’s a taate treat every­ Holmes arid Mrs. Madeline Mitch- services. There will be a variety of year ago, because he had to break Zion Lutheran’s charge aeainst Nelson Lewit. 26. tion will be taken for the benefit cakes for the party as a com-, TiicMlay, April 1 all. Mra. Rachael Stanley of An­ Jobs and work for all. up his home when his wife re­ munity service project. Prizes that thl.s is a rhange from the Church. The supper is In charge of one will enjoy. of 14 Drive G, is' 'cbiitinued until of the Incsl church. redecoration YWCA Homemaker's Holiday original date snnnunred. the women of the Benevolent So­ dover was also present, to repre­ Clair Robinson, first selectmen,, quired one operation after an­ ' Drive Is Closing Wednesday. '■ fund. Robert L Btsselir president were aw;arded as follows: Women's Sunday Semlees ciety and will be served at 6:30 sent her family in the absence of went over the picnic area with his other for a lung condition and first, Mrs. Ida Dupre of Stafford; program on "Nutrition for the her sister, Mra. Margaret Wood- someone had to help care for the Several,bonds tor parking meter of the choir, is in charge of ar­ Family,'' Y. 9:30 a. m. The Every Member Canvass Ap­ p. m. The committee will be an­ divining rod and found four veins sleilationa. mostly from out of rangements. The choir will present second, Mrs. Alex D. Proulx; third, praisal committee villi meet to­ nounced later. waid, a member here but present­ children. Mrs. Kablik is Mrs. Tprhorrow afternoon Zion Luth­ ..Mrs John Clark; men's first, Rob­ Tueaday, April 8 ly living in Florida. There is only of water where a well,- might be Drum's sister and her heart and town residenti, were forfeited. a cantata, ‘'Kastertlde,” on Palm 6'WCA Piihlie Affairs lecture morrow St 2:30 p; m, at the Rock­ dug. However, what money was eran Church, in conjunction with ert Lee. third, Arthur Webb; Spe­ ville Raptl.st Church. one living charter member, (Turtis home were big enough to take them cials. Raymond Aiihln of Willi- Prof. Sigmund Newmann, Com­ DANCIN6 TO A. Holmes, a gentleman of 80 odd available from the town will be all in—that Is all except little nearly 5,000 congregations of the munity Y. 1:1.6 p. m. The Bali and cfiisln Club of the used up through the above-men­ Evangelical. Lutheran Church, "mantlc. Mrs. Winfield .1. Andrews Baptist Church will meet St the ^ years who was not able to be pres­ Russell Drum, two years old. who of Wiliimantic. and Mrs .Nettie Tueeday, .\prll 15 ent. His daughters. Miss Holmes tioned work so It will probably not lives at the Newington Home for Missouri Synod, will complete Its Annual concert of the G Clef church at 7:.30. | DaRM-Milltr’s Hall be possible to have a well this Lamb of Stafford. There will be a Rev. George B. Higgins, pastor: Tolland Turnpike LEO WMTTS and Mrs. MltclieU, were given a Crippled Children, Mr. Drum main effort in the Conquest for similar parly heie April 2 again Club, Emanuel Lutheran Church. basket of flowers from the Grange year. thought perhaps he might get a Christ campaign for 10 million .April 17, 18 and 19 of the First Congregational Modem and Old Fashion AND HIS sponsored by the organlzstlnnal Church, has announced that the to take home to him. Wally Lohr, popular life-guard start toward building himself a dollars to improve and expand committee of the Center, Mrs Epworth Leaguer's presentation Dancing little home if he could win on missionary and educational work church will unite tomorrow with Every Saturday Night! BLUE RIDGE Mrs. William F. Johnson, the and instructor at the beach last Robert J. Gatinesu and Mr. snd of "The Mikado, " Bowers’ School. the re.al of American Protestiint- town's oldest resident, is also one year, has agreed to return this "Strike It Rich." He wrote about at home and abroad. C lo s e -p u t Mrs. Herman "Jake" LeDoyt will 8:00 to 12:00 P. M. a month ago asking to appear on Between 1:30 and 5:30, 45 visi­ Ism In the "One Great Hour of i ^ MOUNTAINEERS of the first Grange members, but year to have charge of the water­ be in charge, Sharing " for the relief of the war- she has not been affiliated with front and to instruct the swimming the program. When news .came tors will visitylhe homes of com­ Re\. Reginald A. Mcrrificld. Hospital Notes torn sreiis of the world. The Pll-1 the order for many years; Her late classes sponsored jointly by the that he was to come to New York municants ana cohtributora, who minister of the .Second Congrega­ grim Fellowship will meet at 7! husband was the second master. council and„ the Red Cross. Mrs. Drum was back in Hartford are asked to remain at home until tions! Churrh, will use "When Are p. m. I About 100 people attended the Twelve women from Columbia Hospital for her third operation. these canvassers call. District We Punished for Our Sins? " as Patients Today ...... 1 8 4 The adult confirmation class of , QIastoRbury Theater Meeting. Guests were present from and surrounding towns attended a Mi-s. Kablik said Thursday night captains i\1Il then report to Al­ the topic for J1 a.m. services to­ ADMITTED YESTERDA Y: the First Lutheran Church will Tel. Glaatonbiiry "lM.67 Windsor, Coventry, Andover, Tol- local leaders meeting for the that doctors held up the operation bert S. Petke at the church and morrow. ■ ' Peter Gi egdiie, ' East "Hartford; meet s f 8 p. m. ■ at the parsonage. ^ “ Main St,“'and Hebron Ave,'"""’ "* land, ™ Owebutuck Granges ■ amt Hdnie' .Ecbribmlcs Group ' of ' the' long enough so she 'inight see her C!halrman . Rudolf . Lotz. — The-taretatian—Ernies vor •Boei e ty ilea, _JE v.ebfaT^i.i, if rfy TrSJr'o'i^, - -Ttie _ Hob-NOh______CTuh____ o f______St. .Tohn's! 'GlaafoHbn~f'v''...... ' Bmor^'them-liwWtlcox," M •fwiily.-on Xy thinking.4t-,would, ....■rhe.^aetyl.cea_tDigortow .yrtlUbel. Tur wiit m W K t 7 :3ft p.m'.'Tflmorr(i\v nr Dine-Akd ’ tScrorSurcaii WeTdlTOe^ ■give- her" Tnnrale a “boost.“She' was omthe-^Conqueat^or-ehilst-Gwmer ’ ‘street. MrS, Elizabeth Walters, I'Ppisropar CThurcTi will alTend ebr FBfEE TARKI.NG ■ CoimectTcul 'State' 'Grange; “Ells­ home of Mrs. John Woodward. the Churrh Community House. 1.62 West Center street; Ivan Lon­ worth CoVell, secretary of Con­ Miss Fay Moeller, extension spe­ invited up to a room Of another patient who had a TV In the hos­ Species of birds whose summer Cai-ole VVitlmann ami Robert don. 92 Russell street; Mrs, Stella "INVITATION"—Van Johnson necticut State Grange; and Alfred cialist in family life, addressed the Bridgeman will he leaders. Any­ Pulchlopek, .64 Avondale road; Dance Tonight Bdtkwith, assistant steward of the group on the topic, "Getting Along pital and was thrilled to see her ranges are thousands of miles '•HON4J KONG” apart are to be found In the same one intereste,- in Joining the group John Rohan, 18.1 Center street; Ronald Reagan-Rhonda Fleming State Grange. with One Another,” and prepared four little sons throw kisses to CROSIW SHElW OORS is welcome. T h e society will con­ her via TV. tree in their winter resort. Philip Albert., Rockville; Mrs. EXTRA! MUSIC Mrs. Ruby Wolff, lecturer. In­ the women to take the subject duct -an Easter. Sunrl.se.. Service, Blfrnche : McCarthy, 291 Spruce troduced Mrs. Howard Rice, a past back and introduce it to the mem­ and Easter breakfast. Pfans will On our stage at 1 tonight street. "THE CABAIXEROS” — A BY THE lecturer, beloved by the Grangers, bers of their own groups. Mrs. he completed soon, AD.MITTED TODAY: Michael who served them well for more Evan Kullgren and Mrs. Donald Coventry Cooperative Nursery TODAY thr^ THUR8. great little band, also Talent Ar.senault, Wiliimantic; Thomas Show—plus above 2 features. than 10 yean, in several terms, in Tuttle will be local leaders and and Kindergarten parent-members Kclliher, 41 Phelps road; Jean SYMPHONY FOUR that office. Mrs. Rice was present­ will lead the meeting to be held at have voted to purchase eight N’aasiff, 241 Vernon street. HfllDfN rUCHlR WHUAK Prices Saturday Night Only! ed with a lovely corsage of pastel the home of Mrs. Irving Lohr chairs for the school. .New eqiilp- • HNEFOODS 4 LEGAL BEVERAGES sweet peas. She had arranged the April 14. ir.ent received this week for the DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Adults ISe—Children 35r Mrs. Rose Pallait. RFD, .Manches­ RUSH JORV ARUN program of the evening, assisted The Catholic Ladies Society met playground Include two wagon.s. by Mrs. Chauncey N. Squire. Mrs. two wheel-hsrrov.'S, a scooter and ter; Sam Cor. Ellington; Mrs. Sl'NDAY to TUESDAY Monday night with Mrs. Louis Marjorie Rankin, South Coventry; "I'LL SEE YOI’ IN MV SUNDAY DINNERS Allan Robinson, Mrs. Philip Isham Soracchi at her home in Chestnut several small ahovel.s The adults and Mrs. Howard Thayer. Hill. Plans were made for a spag­ will conduct a Juvenile fashion Alexander I ’rbanettl. 1 7 8 'i DREAMS” with Doris Day Served from 12 Noon , Until snow sponsored hy Mrs. Theodore Spiiice street: Mrs. Mary Wright, ' "L E T S GO NAVY” with 81S0 P. M. The program opened when the hetti supper which will be given I I.ockwnnd street; Mrs, Eva .Mc- curtains parted to . discover a for the benefit of St. Columbia’s Moherg April 2n from .l-.l p m. at the Bowery Boys. Come in for a delirious Carey's I.aiighlin, TO Henry street; .Mrs. group of giris, two young ones in Chapel on May 3 in Yeomans Hall. the Nathan Hale ('ommiinlty ('en­ home-rooked meal. A nominating committee. Mrs. Al- ter rlsssrnon A variety of chil­ Mary Goodwill, IluO Middle turn­ modern evening dress and one in dren's weanin’ apparel vill include pike ea.st. Mrs Helen Topping. 13 this year’s daytime wear and an­ wlna O'Brien and Mrs. Margaret Vine .street; Mrs. Catherine Per- s i . " ” ’'' other in the attire of 1872, all Minalga of Andover and Mrs. plav clothes and undeiwoar to be Marita Merrick of Columbia, was n odeled hy the pupils from Imth i csluhu and daughter, Sfi Eoxcroft \ i c '''''' standing clustered around the drive, .Mr.s. Elvira Dodd. Wap- rainbow. As they stood there Mrs. chosen to present a slate of offi­ clas.ses Tlie outfits will he shown' EASTWOOD cers for election at the annual tlirnugh the .oiirte.sy of Eleanor's; ping, Ronald M’adaworth.. 43 Ol- OPEN ALLEYS SATURDAY NIGHT Clinton L^dd sang "Long, Long cott dnve. PLDS: Cexar Romero in Glorlona All-Color Show Ago" with a choral biickground meeting in April. A flower show to Shop The pu'dic i.s invited There be given In June was discussed. will be no admission fee, A per­ IMSCHARtiED TODAY: John “F. B. I. (JIRI/’ and then the whole chorus sang centage of orders taken following Lawson. Hartford; Mrs. Janet (irpgory. Pprk C'rnlc "Somewhere Over the Rainbow.” Mrs. John Pringle has been noti­ The motion picture sensation of Defrosts itself the show, will be donated to the Kussman, 369 Porter street. Aaftftft Hftywftrd "Drums In The anniversary number followed fied that she is one of six prize ■W ar - TsrhooT:------;------RfftTH- YES-TERPAV ; A STOrtcr 'nie-^Deep- MURPHY^S IS ..and..tncluded.lntrodiicUon-ot-each. -winners- In- -a- photography-con te.st. -ttie-ceBtury,-Ptlmed-in-Korea— - '•DavlTf Tinti of the descendenta, who all spoke conducted -weekly--by-the Boaton. - x o t r The' 1(tnderg«rlen croup with Mr. and Mrs Dantfl Newcomb. 32 B U R N S lD E r r Bathsheha” South" $ 3 3 9 . ' North School street. I In rnlnrl * WHERE everybody has a good time on Saturdays. briefly. Advertiser. Mnt Pringle, an ar­ in sound and color. their teacher. .Mrs. \VilmR Grim- I HTfR m4 MAHmSTia .4'■had-’-l♦>seti'■i(a-* MEMORIAL The Gronge voted^lq^ cqatribute. baskethall season the middle of Ihe I HIOHT ‘“'$!rib “fh'e 'Cancef“Pundi Through a o f It . f r cake-walk, $11.62 was raised to be .95 ! week. The ha sl team to date has,i TOUirOtD^DOXrmL COVER DOW^ . Joat -I U games.. iton. .eight jiniL tiedir : Admission. 7.0c. ( Th.x . Jnjtl.): given toward the purchase of a ‘ ''rt!fcltlItg’'t»!d'tn(e(nH“p3Taiygli'cas- one,, ■' ~ The Green-Choixit Tost and I es at McCook Memorial Hospital. IT “0/<7nF^7iidliecr~ 9,5 Cu. FI. Autnmalic Auxiliary, American Ijitgion.’ will Free Parking 14 DEPOT SQUARE—TEL 81 «S \ Homen^ade cookies and coffee were Defrosting'^ meet .Monday at S p. m In the !.<•- aerved 'following the meeting. gion room.s. Wall .sireet, South Large rocks were removed from Co veil try. GV By Popular Demanti the water in the swimming crib of TAFFY NUT ICE CREAM The Ladies As.sociat ion of Ij.e the Community Bench, Monday, First CVingrcgalionai Church will im m A J4th AINNDAL CONCERT by a steam thovel from Jones EASY FARKING AT IRUNNER'S have a finid sale Fntlay. Mari li 28, HARTrOBD loi itIPPM ConstijrcU^ Company. When that Combinas tha healthful qoodness of Grandmo's Molasses from 11 n. m to 3 p m, in the AGAIN SERVING was compnifted, the shovel dug out vestry Proceeds will he for pur­ T O D A Y W t m ij DELICIOUS the embankment on the upper part with crisp, crunchy pecans. So good—ond so good for you. chasing new hymnal books. Mrs, G CLEF CLUB of the beach, leveling off about five STORE HOURS — Herman F Is’Poyt and Mrs Da.v- OF MANCHESTER feet morie in width from the drive­ lon H Wlupiile w ill he m charge. IN PERSON way down to the point where the Anyone taring to contribute either wall begins at the water front. A food qr money for the project may EMAINUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH retaining wall will be built along M oRiBy TuesdBy Thursday Friday Saturditf 'contact either woman. I that point until it meets the pres­ OTHER BARQAINS JUST AS GREAT The public is invited to a. _4-H TUESDAY. APRIL 15, 8 P. M. ent wall. This work is in prepara­ 8 t e 6 8 t e 6 Garden meeting. April 2, at 7^S6 HOT PIZZA tion for a better and safer recrea­ 8 to 10 p. m* 8 te 6 8 te S 15% DOWN-78 WEEKS TO PAY p. m. in the vestry of the First G. ALBERT PEARSON, Director tion and swimming area for use of Congregational ("hlirrh .Mrs. the community this summer.. The Je.sse .4. Bralnard, H 4-H garden GUEST SdLOISTS; club leader, is in charge of ar­ Friday, Saturday, Sunday work has been done at the sune£'- rangements. She Is being n.ssist- tion of Columbia Recreation Coun- ^ ROGER LOUCKS, Tenor eil which will operate the beach for ed by Geoige A Kingsbury, Sr., ORDERS PUT UP TO TAKE OUT and Miss Diana Motycka, also 4-H June Yeoman$ Park, Soprano the town again this year.. 'TOere garden club leaders. There will w'ill be considerable clean-up work be demonstrations by garden eluh* Associate Membership $2.00 Grinders Are Also One to be done before the season opens. included in the program. More Single Ticket* ...... >. $1.20 This will be organized by a beach details will be announced. committee to be named by Joseph Telephone Mrs. Pori* McKinney 2-4143 Of Our Specialties Lusky, chairman of the council. It QUAUTY* ’S T V D e p t Defense Savings Stamps weekly ;130 CENTER ST. PLENTY OP PARKING sales at the Robertson School to­ is hoped that the same loyal sup­ taled $79.9.6. Honor poster awards DELIVERY ON SUNDAY ONLY port and co-operation wUI be giv­ IN BASEMENT OF BRUNNER'S PACKARD I PHONE 2^537 AND 2^538 . for highest sales went to Freder­ TOP iimmiHHTamTS' en again this year, a* was last ftOUTI e - ISANCHISTIft - • • fILIPMONI a.494S ? ■ . -i- . ick Mehoney's Grade 5, $14.2.6; by volunteer workers. Mrs. John 3S8 EAST CENTER STREET TELEFHONI B191 ______i______Frank Perrotti'evCrad* 7. $12.70; nSnSjwSSSSoMpDDJDJ Oragla’a Growing Homemakeni

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Jo • v* ':t.? a A3aaiiAy^.nA«fiH ^ a ^ fc-r/nyf'frfflwg: :;JWA iNCH8i8 X KBr..JE»M BN.t]M K.., -T*- % of th* body, dIcUU its Urm*, gad non Center Church. Rev. Wil­ io n a and control it with Truth.” fred McLean of the Broadview Gire! Community Church in Hartford Civil Strife O b i t u a ^ Croup Starts ; will Pleach on “Our Lord Jesus Pace Spurs 'IJoaoordU Christ.’' The man of the church- Classified Adverfisements Hurricane warning! To the Churches— EvangeUmd ImUHenm Chnrak e* will load in worship; -OTHBB AD VS. 9N PAGE 14- 1 Audit lfa*iye OardMS and Wlatar Stiaets Wednesday, 8 p. m„ Msetlng of Manchester Directory Is Resumed Deathfl Cleanup of disaster, bewildered and ovor* Bar. Bitch Brnadt, Paator Msn’a Club in tha aocial rooms. - [ come by grief by the loss of Ivaa Becksrith, Hooacs for Salo 72 HoBMBforSplo 72 Sobarban for Sale 75 Boatli HttlMdtat Church # St. 4ainea’ B. Ct Chvreh Friday, Varlsty ahow sponsored homo and loved ones, quick Red West Side Q i Im i u C o i^ Organist and ehofnanat* PblUp J. Stoneman natal Street >o4 Hartford Boad Bev. Joha P. HaBBon. 'i P a ^ r . by the ways and means commit­ ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A SDC .ROOM Cbloniil. Flreplaoe. hot SiKiPMat CotUge, unflnUhsd in- Rockville, March 22— (Speeifi]) Cross help la a wonderful tee, consisting o f good films, a mu­ At Trieste mittee Piititioniiif fbr ’ ’’ ^ T r e d B. Bdfar, Mlnlater Be'v. George P. HuglM' water oil heat, full inrulatlon. side, double lo t Easily wtnteria- —A Rockville resid^ 'for 40 Bases Mess thing—like the hand o f all Rev. Edgar d. Famu V Sunday, March 33, the 4th Sun­ sical comedy, cartoons, good tal­ Of Business Services NICE HOME ONLV^ Lavatory, ’tlla bath, near bua ed, 81.500. Call owner, Coventry America reaching out in time t ,> .. Pwejr T . Bmlth, j year*. Philip. John-Stmeman, T7. CiMsdt o f Water DepU day in Lent ent. Fun for the whol* taitiUy. 1 ^ , •ciwioL Occupimt^ 60 day* lYfifiog, anytTihe...... i '...... j.... r fOnatlaM tiwM Page Owri' of heed. Do your part to aed AMoeUte MlnUicr ^ j --:3WEUtE-^YEARS-DLDr— died- suddenly a''wtih T c niucir in -dhlr Hne” and -hcr-doe* • 4cirow 'Th’ '"Iflomer T’remlfo’r 'XfeiSe "da ■ser, paator ■of'the-Unlon-Oongreg*-' 447 North .>laln hearsal with Sunday School choir 466 Main Street m eat Mr. Lairabee feels that It ia F o r " " * o f these choice four-room ranch dlate occupancy. Price $15,000. tional Church, will officiate. The (AEG), the Tennessee Valley *u- was first raised by the three Denio- 6:00 p. m. The M. Y. F leaves changes once you see the plans, Where Personal ...... a l i c e c j Ia m pjet...... Q.s*B*;cI. told the..Italian, parliament ' 'Yrom "South' Church to attend-the _Wl|l_arcl. Mrljuighlln,,^ Mini6t{:f__ pr4«4ic«-at.Jl. a.m .-...... Bev. .Jame# .R, . P«»tor..... they can • be -made^- and you -can -be -poor -aconemy-to-«p*n4-money~on. ------Consideratloii....- — homes aUILavailabler-All-plaster­ "Jaini»''JrTtoh«ii~mnd"Son;^'“ R«at- fimerat-honre- wlft "rijr "opwirBurr;' -therity- (~TVA)-SLnd-th» -National cratic-membep*"Tnr"Tlii'T(tsBnii“ t4n)’' ed .walls, tile bath, oil heat, large Realtor the cause of the citizens of Science foundation. certain you will like the reaulL inferior quality of meat aa it Hogs, Scrap ^ la A TradlUoa tora Phone 7433. day afternoon and evening. weeks ago, when they stated a ffde- ^ in t M. Y. F. meeting and potluck Sunday School, 9:30. lots. Immediate occupancy. $9,- Trlaale "is the cause of all The TVA w af allotted $l'7l.270,- aupper at Hockanum Methodist Sunday, March 23: You save money and Inaure your proves far more expensive in the Phone 2-4543 or 2-0880 mand" for an independent audit Divine Worship, 9:30 and 11:00: ethw sdvogaabla nra- S50 i^th' $1,000 down for veteran., Italians." He reiterated hla de­ Cattle 000 o f the $200,027,000 the Presi­ 'Church. Slide* of Camp Alders- Talcottvllle Congregational 9:30 a. m., Sunday School and delight by having these plans pre­ end. He carries a fine grade of 28 Woodbridg# Sheal More Listings Wanted For after it was brought to light at Prelude—First Movement Sonata MANCHESTER—Colonial eight mand the western powers carry dent had budgeted, * gate will be shown during the eve- Church f adult Bible' classes. This Sun­ pared for you and this service is meats and when you make your t a r i c ^ . 400 AAa'm Street T. J. Crockett. Phone 5416. Ready Buyers the m**t’ng on the setting of a lax _op,,.27 No.. 2 ...... Beethoven Rev. James A. B^ll, Pastor day mark* the beginning of the meat purchases here you are as­ rooms and sun porch, one acre lot. out their declaration fairing the Funerals from $1,312,000 to $1,137,727,500. rate' that the..department was in -'nlng. yours at no extra cost. Why not NEW SIX room, two story tingle, Ehccellent view, lavatory first floor, return of the Free Territory to Processional y m n — “ W h e n Wilfred A. Kent, fjholmiaater contest. sured o# full value for every dol­ ATTRAfirriVlE S foom Cape Cod, from $1,312,000,000 to $1,137,727,- debt to the' general fund. 7:30 p. m. Lenten Evening phone' 7691 and ask Mr. Cronkite , Can or Write . f'1 living room, dining room, kitchen full bath second floor, three car In Nevada 500. Morning Gllda the Skies" Dorothy A. WeUee, Organist 10:45 a. m., Morning worship. lar you spend. Your family will 10 y:ara old, ba'.cment, furnace, Robert H. Rogers The three ' Democrats. Melvin ’ Service, sponsored by the Epworth to atop at your home and consult and lavatory 1st floor— three garage, $18,500. Down payment, The Science foundation waa giv­ Junior Choir—"G rowing Like Sermon by the paator. Nursery notice the difference in the meals state road, needs well and plumb­ Funeral services for Robert H, S. Hathaway, Katherine D. ^ u r n licague, the sermon by Rev. Fred Je.su.s" with you ? spacious bedrooms and tile bath $8,500. Rogers of 56 Winter street, who (CoaBnoed from Page Om ) en 3 1-2 million of the 15 millions Edgar will be “ Dlamas. t|e Cru- Sunday, March 23 and Junior Oiurch at the aame you serve when you make this ing. good investment, $4800. Also and Walter T. Mahoney, state they Scripture lajsson—Act 10:23-33, If you want cedar posts or a ce­ OSTRINSKY on 2nd floor. Fireplace, Hot water died suddenly at hla home Thurs­ it wanted. blfled Thief.” June Oaal will 9:30 a. m. School of Christian hour. your headquarters for the family old Colonials and small farm.*, Probe ill Ruins want the audit to find out why St. Luke 10.38-42 Faith. dar rail fence, Dean's Landscaping heat, picture window, Nice loca­ day night, will be held this after­ Nevada* Gov. Charles .Ruaaell Biggest blow to the administra­ present the offertory solo. 6:30 p. m.. The N. Y. P. S. hour. has them, also outdoor furniture meat supply. You will find that Dealen In Waste Materials NEW SEVE^ir ROOM BRICK— Welle* Agency, C3oventry. Tel. the department, whicn used to op- Offertory — "Chanson Triste" 11 KM) a, m. Worship service. you have less waste, that the meat tion, $16,000. S. A. Beechler, noon at 3:30 from the Holmes Fu­ estimated that his state faced a tion was a House order cutting to Through the Week 7:30 p. m.. The Evangelistic of cedar Is available. There ia 182 BISSEL LST. TEL. 5878 BILL'S TIRE Four bedrooms. large closets, two 7-6872 or 7-7501. (:cate at a profit, la new about Tschalkowsky Anthem, Jerusalem ...... Parker service. Special musical selec­ is trimmed and free.from excess Realtor. Phone 6969. batha, garage. Lot 100' x 125'. For More Dead neral Home, 400 Main street. Rev. $10,000,000 loss unless the 400,000 5,000 the number of new public $701,000 in deo*. to the gsneral Monday, 7:30 p. m., “ The Mi­ nothing sturdier or more attrac­ AND Fred R. Edgar, pastor of the South housing units that may be started Hymn—"We May Not Climb the Sermon, "Four Hundred and Nine­ tions. and message by the pastor. fat and bone, therefore you will Handy to schools, bualnesa, trans­ ELLINGTON.— New Colonial. 6 fui.d. / kado" rehearsal. Heaven Steeps" tive than cedar fences around Methodist Church, will officiate, cattle and 200,000 sheep could, be In the coming fiscal year or in fol­ 'Tueaday. 9:00 a. m . Miapah and ty-Nine." The Week Save RKiney In this respect. Why portation, $22,000. Do-wn payment, At their meeting Thiesday lit^ L Serman—"The Voice of Author^ your property and cedar furniture rooms. 2 baths, fireplace, oil hot (Continued from Page One) and Interment wlU'be in the East saved. lowing years the President had Willing Worker* Croups, all-day 7:00 p. m. Youth Fellowship. Monday— not stop in at the L. T. Wood REPAIR SHOP $8,500. water heat, breezeway, garage. the directors, voting along party Ity" la almost a lifetime proposition Locker Plant, and Meat House and SPENCER Cemetery. But loss of sheep -seemed Inevl- planned on 75.000 starts. meeting. The Week 7:45 p. m„ The Men’s Fellow­ when it comes to wearing qualf William H. Green, Prop. TO BE SOLD Lot 100’ X 200'. Also ranch and tenden, director of relief services lines, decided to postpone^^y ac­ Recessional Hymn— "Teach Me, ship will hold Its meeting in the see why so many people are shop- Bearers will be Thomas Wray. ewe.-i must lamb on Added 16 the appropriations bill tionm on anotheranotner audit for on* week. • 3:16 p. m., Brownies. My G od" Tuesday, 8:00 p. m. Fourth un­ ties. INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED NEW SIX ROOM SINGLE— Cape Cod homes. On Mountain for the Arkansas Welfare depart­ < 6:45 p. m., Jr. Choir rehearsal. ion Lenten service. Rev. Wilfred pariah house. ing here for full satisfaction? Cdumbio Bieyelos John Turkington, James Wilson. , winter ranges without the protec- was an amendment designed to The Republicans have generally Postlude—"Prelude In G Minor" Cooking out of doors la increaS' Brick construction, attached ga­ Road. .Sunset Vl:w Development. ment. "The whole highway south Robert aifford , Ernest Olfford Aon of shelters. cut the personnel of all the agen 7:00 p. m., Sr. Girl Scouts. McLean of the Broadview Commn- Wednesday— ingly popular and for casual •'en­ You will also enjoy the full line Tom Minor, Agent. Tel. Rockville from- Searcy- looks like picture- opposed an audit on the grounds re- Rachmaninoff U. S. cBid GoodyocM’Tiros MANCHESTER GREEN rage 1 ^ baths, $18,500. Down pay­ and William Gifford. m northern California, hljjhway ctea alTecled 16 90 per cent" of[ that it would be, a waste of money. 7:30 p. m., ‘.The Mikado" nity Church, Hartford, will apeak 7:30 p. m.. Prayer meeting. tertaining nothing ia so popular of frozen foods carried at the L. T. ment, $7,500. 5-5042. show scene* of batUefleld*. It'a Youth Fellowship, 6:30. Wood Locker Plant and Meat Mr. Rogers waa active in many rotary plows expected shortly to what the appropriations commit-! They haye said that since there haa liearsal. The W eek on the topic, “Our Lord Jesus 8:45 p. m.. Choir rehearsal. as a meal cooked in an outdoor Rapairs Sarvica awful.” local organizations, and numbers reopen U. S. Highways 40 and 50. I Wednesday, 7:30 p, m.. “The Christ.” The service will be held in Saturday— House. Here again ia a chance to SECTION VERNON— 5 room Cape Cod,, srn- tee had recommended. TTila would j been no charge of wrong-doing Monday— fireplace. Even the most coramon- Aecossorias^ Gov. Sid McMath, who arrived of friends and meaibers called at closed since Tuesday by heavy be accomplished by leaving un­ Mikado" rehearsal. the First Church of Vernon. Lay­ 0:46 a. m.. Junior Choir. . place meal tastes better served save money for you get a 10 per NEW SEVEN ROOM RANCH— porch, furnace, garage in basi- at Searcy early last night, said the made by ti^ Democrats, there la no 7:00, Confirmation claaa. Grades 180 Spruce Street the funeral home last night to pay snows. They are the two main filled three out of every four v a -' reason for an audit. Thursday, 1:00 p. m. Women* men will lead in worship. 8:00 to 9:00 p. m., The Prayer Outdoors and broiling frankfurta cent discount on purchases of 12 Large lot. excellent location and ment. Near Parkway. *'chool and ruin and suffering In that area 9-12. packages or more. This can add up Two blocks from East Ceh- view, $25,000. Down payment their respects. links between California and Ne­ canciea that occur, with some e x -; Prayer Group In the Upper Room. 7:30, Woman's Society business Wednesday, 10:30 a. m. Ladles hour. or^hamburga means that they take Phone 2-0659 church, $8,700. Tom Minor, Agent. "la terrible, terrible.” vada in that sector. Misiionary Society. to a neat little sum to save in these ter Street. An attractive 4 $10,000. ceptions. | All are welcome. meeting. on'' that special flavor. Dean's Tel. Rockville 5-5042. Red Cross Reports Arthur C. Christensen Food and fuel rolled into Mono •• 6:30 p. m, Intermediate G|rl 3:30 p. m. Brownies. days of high prices and frozen Most Republicans backed a la st-: 8:00, Miss Eleanor Huebner will Landscaping will build a fireplace, 02$ EAST CEMTEK St . room home with expansion The American Red Cross report­ The funeral of Arthur C. Chris­ County In east-central California tkouts. 7:30 p, m. Adult Bible Study Covenant Congregational Church fo^s are better too. for they are minute driye to hold 1953 spending ' ^llion Damage give Illustrated address on the provide flag atones for a walk or PHONE 1654 attic. Located on large lot 100 NEW THREE BEDROOM ed it had ordered disaster workers tensen of 398 Hartford road, who over a lane cut through the anow of the Independent agencies to $6,-» 8-10:00 p. m. Open house at the and Prayer group will meet. 48 Spruce Street Just around the fireplace and, If frozen at the peak of the season, Wanted— Real Estate 77 Grand Canyon. Rev. Carl M. Helgeraon, Pastor their freshness is captured for LIVE BEHER— UVE feet front. Dwelling with at­ RANCH—Attached garage, $16.- "from all over the country" Into died^ Tuesday night at the local by Navy bulldozers. For a time 900,000,000. f parsonage. T^ieadsy— Friday, 7:00 p. m. Junior High necessary, build a retaining wall. 900. Down payment, $6,000. the stricken areas. hospital after a; short illness, will some 2,000 people, cut off by ’ —------— From Blaze in * Frid*X. 7:00 p. m. Choir rehear- .Club,.______Paul Paig;e;, O rgulat ■ Flowering shrubs, fruit trees or . yptir eating pleasure. All kinds of LONGER— BE HAFFY. tached garage, „BwiH in 1947, qoNsiDrauNO„aELLiNa. ■ ■ 7:00, Boy Seoul a. ------...... fruits. 7rtiit Juices and ve^tables - At "some polrtts,- halt, 'rain hfiff be-'heW •thls'srfternoon at 2 o’ clock drifts- which'Trachea iip ’ tO — ------■ al.'...... Jfileilneidiiy; Salurcjay, 7:15 p. m. Choir ra ..oxa&meiKaL.tiee.(Liuil.i]ciuxiLlo..t^^ 18 completely Q uipped with all TOUR PROPERTY ? —' ____ ****'“ At~tha-UqlmexJ7ineraLM(^^ r iT T l^gr-Tfc :nv. .TUf f*Jgidar motithty- ttnmaT;------' "9:45 "'■:~in'.'"Sundsy Bible School: 'TmCBold here.~^Make-1t7'jt haWt tg: 8;00,... Parish- - Lenten — service property and -Dean-'a Landscaping T T i i M pered rescue operations. Power Rev. Fred 'r . 'EdKair. 'mini's't’er of Alaskan Town tneetlng of the Cub .Scoiii Pack Fathers of Sunday Schobr children also have perennials and annual shop at the L. T. WbbiTXock’er BUY ALL YOUR will appraise nr make you a cash sponsored by the Tyler Circle. The Plant and Meat House and enjoy ing hot water automatic heat, | tlon atorm sash and ,

fAG E TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. MARCH 22. 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 22. 1962 vAtim t II. ■ I lll^^•||'aaAil? OIITOPRWAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB "OAiL Y CRO^ W O li'f^ZZLB AatoaoMlM for Sak 4 AstiBBitMIts for Sab BasiatM Stnrlces Offend IS BuiacM Opportmitiflff S2 PooHfjr and Supplies 4S HoGBehold Goods. SI BusincM LocatloM I* ■" T $ H 5 $ m!7 1 R s *7s Anowor to Prffideua Putslo itSO DODGE two-door, radio and ItSO Studebakar Champion '3-Dr. T T P E W R IT U S and adding mn- PACKAGE Ston—4tetiig day For Rent . 64 ifilHTTSK PUT ime LET THAT BROAD Breaatad bronM turkeys. MAYTAG W riagw waakiiiff n a- gOtrr LMOUOd Oe «PRlH(&-~- A BAD SEASOM loM boll BiiuntiT ClassifM heater. Original owner, excsllsnt Heater, overdrive. chines repaired and overtinuled. day iaeraaaad buataaaa. Low Fresh' frosen. Ready anytlma. china, in good condition. Gall 6838. ” HAMDLE IM IHE 6 0 - r L L m Sense and Nonsense TO RENT or leass—Store at 55 V»«€ AMP TWSHTEM (T AW7 ME OM IF X -tUlNI< FOR AH IM'tEHTOR.' condition. Rensonablo offer nc- 1M9 Studebaker Commander 4-Dr. Work gunmateed. Phone. 2-8418. raat Vary good opportunity. No Order for Eaater. Schaub's Tur­ Inquire 46 RuaasU atreat School atrsat, near Trad# School. >euODlN6 LlFC IE ceptsd. Phone 2-1866. OF THE LUKURIOOS UFE.TW e •. 1 1 Some men never say unneces­ A 98-paaaenger school bua was —Heater, overdrive. Information ovar pbona. Appobit- key Farm. 188 HlUstown Road. Suitabls for most any kind of OUTDOOR® LURE® nCMHOEf^NTAL vntn cA L sary things, while othera tell their MwrtiMiiMb ASHES AND RubMah remorad. LARGE FLAT top deak, ppright YACKT6, UMOOSIK^, II ■tolen from a parking lot in Lo» 1968 Studebeker Champion 4-Dr. meat only. Howard R Haattaga. buatneas or office. Very'reason­ .m e sciEKsnsT, ’ 1 New York wives to use their own judgment. CLA^iRED ADVT. 1949 CADILLAC model "ea" two- Call Nortnaa P. Piaroe o f the Pkoaa 8-llOT, Kenmors baby wnaahsr and Uka able HOTELS AND WATBK- 1 End walls Angeles. Doubtiem. a lot «f kid* —Heater, , able rent. L. Pola Phone 4632 or 114® PLACES The profito FROM HIS baaoballteam 3 Biblical wish they bad been In it. DEPT. HOURS: door. Radio, heater, hydramatlc. Sanitary Rafuaa Company la Articles for Ssis 4S new carpet sweeper. TcL 8789. Low mileage, white wall tirea. 1948 Stodibaker Champion Conv. Kancheaur. T«L 3-«2S2. DELCO PENS (ball poinUL orig- 3t2724. from MV T06KAWAV 7 “ Bum" from prophet IS Offering some people a penny 8:15 A. IL to 4:S0 P. M. Excellent condition. Dark blue. Goupa—Radio, heater, overdrive. ROYAL AND Smltb-Oorona port­ " VOILUMlWUr . Braqklya IW ii& e a i for their thoughts indicates you tnally 81-98 each, aacrlilca all-part MAP]>UB KitchenKltcl aet with porcelain ONE WALNUT Street—Desirable One definition of succeM: Amy , Clarke Motor Sales, 391 Broad 1949 Chrysler Windsor . Conv. POWER BURNlCllS and Raaga able and standard typew rite^ aet, e o v .6 IS Iteadi for in fara don't appreciate the value of 12c aachi Individually boxed, car- tabliM top, oak oi dining room atore ipaoe, IS x SO feet. Ideal for other woman's husband! street • .4 Coupe—Pluld drive. Bumara expCrtly claaaad and All makes o ( adding machinea 4Inaactegg money. COPY CLOSING TIME tona, o f 800. Dalco, 116 Nasaau coSi'6e Uble, Roper gda range, any small bualneas. Robert J. 14 Waken 1948 Olds “86" auh Coupd—Hy- senricad. Let us aenrioa and i«- aoM'-or rented. RepaJi* on all ■hrittdaire refrigerator. Inquira Inqul 5 V er y (F r .) ■treat., NWr York 38. . smith, Inc., 958 Main atraat------■dleee of how soon spring A (fliicago man refused to gppak makes. Marlow's — ------19 Aeii«uy iiuwt.~ Phone 6387. at a banquet because be had noth­ fine. 5 passenger coupes, fully 1947 Ford 4-Dr. — Radio, heater, Mgerator. Metro SeAdee. S4W88. lIMflf gets here, the verse la atilt to MON. THRU FRI. FOR LEASE IT Falsity W athlngton m ing ,|o wear. Some day aomsbody equipped. 2 to chooqc from. new motor. BOLlON — building atone and GLBNWOOD Oaa range. Table 30 Infolds 35 Tooth , come. 10:.10 A. M. CARPENTER will frame unSnlsh' MODERN SERVICE H o o m s for Rent 65 ISCloytid will fefuse to speak because they 1946 Pontiac 4-Dr. — Hydramatlc, flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. top deluxe. 7 years old, |7S. Call 7 Marked the STStLouU 38 Prick have nothing to say. 1950 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan—Light radio, heater. ed upatairs rooms. Reasonable. STATION Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. &IMOT SOInaect It'a easy to branch out, but SATURDAY 9 A. M. blue, radio, heater, seat coven. 2-3594. TWO ROOM cottage for rant time batcball playtr 37 Roof Untr 1941 Chevrolet Club Coupe. CaU £-4291. Hkndiing Major Product 21 Hearing don’t get caught on a limb. One owner. SUGHTLY USED 24" Jig saw North Coventry, main highway. organa 8 Mouthward 38 Fellow 38 Pert Ian With some necktie displays, the Vicinity of Manchester MAROON Living room sofa with Call Coventry 7-6729. ^ Z w S e ^ workers princes roim oooraitATioN w i l l Several Others '40 to '41 T o ANTIQUES ReSnlahed Rapatrlng with motor. $60. Inquire Watkln# matching chair, <3ood condition. 28 fllieottlsh fox 8 The Boston ’ One of the really foilgh SmT xigm ihoutd wad ‘TJaten," in ift l BC A m W C IA T B D 1950 Studebaker Champion Conv. Chooae From dona on any furniture. Tteannii. Excellent Gallonage Bros., repair shop,...... DIMaggie 32 Pittsburg 40 More pleatant monotonous things about being In of "Look." Coupe—Black top, light blue Phone 2-2691 after 5. 14 Founder ot 189 South Main etreet none WRITE pox L, do HERALD Wanted to Rent 68 Penhtylvania 10 Zoroattrian bateball player 43 Current Mclety is haring to look bored. body, excellent Inside and out. Studebaker Salea and Servica 5643. CORY PORTABLE electric dish­ 11 German citlaa 33 Astronomy an ocean Breakfast should be eaten In Low cost transportation. AIR-W AY Sanitlaor cleaner. No 25 Onion-Iikt DIAL 5121 washer. excellent condition, cost bag to empty, revolving top. Cell URGENTLY Needed, 4 or 5 room vegetable ISPinercaIn mute 44 Check A critic says mocm.rn,poc(s have silence, says a dietitian. What CHORCHES MOTOR SALES HAHN’S Furniture reflnlshlng and $90; will sell for $50.; Ideal for one chance has a man who stayed Igte 1949 Oldsmobile "76" Deluxe 2-Dr. Help Wanted— Female SS 4910 for demonatration. rent by young couple with SH 37 MeledIcUon 19 small child 34 Letter 47 Dative (ab.) le fault In common. W^'ve no- 80 Oakland St. Manchester 2-9483 repairing. Ck>mlccs made to working couple. Handy Hot port­ yehr old daughter. TOone 2-2196. 22 Matted thipa batcball 49 Female taint tlced that too—wTltlni 'poema. at the office the night before? Sedan - Radio and heater, fully order. Phone 2-9533. 38 Rowing equipped. 2 to choose from. SHIRT PRESS operator. Bens- able washer, stainless steel tub, IF YOU ARE GOING HOUSE­ implomont ' 24 Thick toupt Icaguet , (eb.) Lott and Found 1940 PONTIAC 4-door sedan. flU, good pay. good working con- $25; electric roaster, $to. Call 2- KEEPING AND ARE A RBU- 850 REWARD for 4 or 5 room Some people actually look like A man carved 100 words on a A REAL BUY — The automatic 39 Vehicle 1948 Oldsmobile "98" 4-Dr. Redan Clean, radio and heater. Inquire dltiona. Ehiperlence not neceeaary. 3388. ABLE PERSON, TLL GIVE apartment, unfurnished. Call 2- they are living thy^lniple life. grain of rice—probably the start LOST—Saddle leather handbag — Light green, hydramatlr drive, 451 Parker street after 5 p. m. stainless steel ball-bearing clothee -----^______3702. 30GoddeHOt r * r * * 1“ r - P" 1“ r - li H dl of a cereal story. Apply In person. New. Model YOU FULL TITLE ON LOW, plenty Saturday p. m. Contalpa valuable radio, heater, seat covers.' line requiring no clothes pins. Laundry, 73 Summit street. DELUXE MODEL Easy Spin EASY MONTHLY TERMS A Chicago, t ^ f said he was out personal papers. Reward. Call 2- 1940 NASH. Good condition, $200. Stretch-proof, rust-proof wire— a dry waaher, like ne\y. Six cu. ft. THREE ADULTS desire 4. 8 6r 6 I t Mineral rock 4 N for what he could get. ■ Now he's It’s almost time for spring 1950 or 2-9469. 1947 Oldsmnblle ' '68" Conv. Coupe Csn be seen at 134 Charter Oak product of the United Steel Co. WOMAN To, do general house­ all porcelain refrigerator, $20; 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE roont unfjmiehed rent; n a t t and THE BATTLE OF TM6 6IAMT5 _ 33 Propeto , In for It. / house-cleaning, when you'll prob­ — Light green with black top. street. For free demonstration without work and care ' for widowed combination gas and oil kitchen WHICH I HAVE IN STORAGE Whitney employee. References. 3$ Beat _ ably find some of the things that L O S T -io n g while envelope con­ fully equipped. obligation call 2-0968. adult. No children or family to range, 4 and 4. boy's 26" bicycle. SINCE AUGUST OF LAST YEAR Call 2-3651. 39 Flower . Evet^ .Occasional family bouts you've been missing since fall taining important papers, vicin­ 1951 PONTIAC deluxe Catalina MICKEY FINN Not So Bad! BY LANK LEONARD care for. Phone‘Manchester 2- Like nsw, model A pick-up truck. 40 Wooden pet are staged over a purse. house-cleaning. ity of Hale's and Arthur Drug. If Hydramatlc. FuOy equipped, light RUBBISH And ashes removed. Im­ IT S A U TTLE MARREID WANTED—5, 6 room unfurnish­ 41 Appear m a n c h p :s t e r m o t o r blue' with Ivory bonnet. 2,800 2175. t It runs, $35; large French living AND LAST YEAR'S STYLES n D found please call 3368 after 6 p. mediate service. Rearonable rates. room mirror, $5; two white wick­ ed rent. By rales engineer, wife 42 Stengel — - P P Hollywood slogan: It's better to A new apartment in the Bast m. SALES miles. New car guarantee, Save Call 2-9273. 2-9706. WAITRESS WANTED— Apply in and includes and two children. Former resi­ the world's i have loved and lost than never to bars birds, children, pets and mu­ $. Phone 3265. er porch cha^rv with two match­ "PHILCO" ELECTRIC V i Open Evenings person. Silk City Diner, 641 Main ing tables, $10; dressing table dent. References. Call Holyoke, HOUllHMIlS YlllMSmESIV champion ( P have been on page one at all. sic. How about tan shoes? FELEVISION and radio servicing, REFRIGERATOR Monday through Saturday street. with mirror, skirt and bench, $10. Maaa, 2-3841 collect. H. it . Gray. HIACTICIN8 AT S nW.SHE'SBEEN baieball teem LOST Man's Gruen wrist watch. DON'T FAIL to lec McClure for sales and installations. All work "CALORIC” COMBINA'nON JMMC RMNSONt) G0IN60VE8 P The art of conversation is dying Some folk take advantage not Weat Center at Hartford Road terrifle allowance on your car. Inquire 257 Spruce street. RANGE In 1951 Kindly call 2-0228. guaranteed. Phone 2-0110. CLERK t y p i s t for general of- AUey8?RIGH7 < THERE EVERT II out; according to a writer. He „onIy of their, own opportunities McClure . Auto Co., Hudson Sales "WES’nNOHOUSE" WASHING 43 Detroit 1 k ..... 1946 PON'nAC, « oylldder sedan- . .flee work.. 36li .iiour .week, Lydall 4)500 YARDS-of loam and flH avail­ CDURLE With.two •mall children . N0W«8CHULTZ f IM0RNIN6-AT baMbell player — ...... should -visit somebody who.] has but everybody else:#...... Service, '373 Main "strMt. Open’ ...... -"■"’ MACHINE...... urgently need rent. Call 2-5782. TBIO*ClOai; just had an operation. Announcements ette. Beautiful gun metal gray A Foulds Paper Co., 615 Parker able. Broad street, next to Wet- 45 Cravat IT’1 h n u evenings. HonmhnM Rerriets ..itrect______- BEDRCXJM SET. SPRING, __ ___ There Is only one downfall you finish with master deluxe radio —Stone-Tobacco^ Building) Call- 2- "H A TTR E Sr WANTED—Ga'rMie dr rmall shop, ’"seOTfTisaatiYF w LRAKN to drive a car, safely, and heater. Priced today at only Offered------IS-A 4528. Manchester Auto Parts. t r tr^ li Why i.s it that so many people ^should laugh o ff—the one provid­ 1948 MERCURY club coupe. Elxtra COMPETTENT Woman for part LIVING ROOM SET, RUG. suitable for email welding shop. pole think that being broke is some­ ed by rain. quickly and efficiently. " You $885. See Bob ' Oliver, Center nice condition. Lustrous green FLAT FINISH Holland arindow 48 Snuggle time housework. Steady lob. LARGE SUNDAY paper route for TABLES Write Box B, Herald. 1 isi i thing to write home sboiit? may get an Immediate appoint­ Motor Sales, 461 Main. paint. Inspect this car. None bet­ ■hades made to measure. All DINETTE SET, LINOLEUM. 50 Harangue (T ment by calling Manchester Auto Phone 7709. cale. 475 papers. Income $22 a One of the big reason.s for being We wonder how many brides ter anywhere. Douglas Motors. metal Venetian blIndB nt n new DISHES URGENTLY Needed, studio apart­ 51 Name» n r overweight is that a man's weak can hake their cake and eat It, Driving Academy. Phone 2-4087. 1940 MERCURY four door, radio 333 Main. week. Call 4651. ment or two-room apartment with i and heater. Priced way below low price. Keya made while you SERVICING Avon Products dur­ AND A FEW OTHER AR’nCLES 52 Cleveland P aide ia hia Inside. too. wait. Marlosr’a ing convenient hours la a profit­ you’re not ready for It, I’ll con­ bath. Call 2-4012. Indian lint ceiling. Clarke Motor Sales. 301 1924 MODEL T Ford pickup. Take ft % h able meana of earning for many bafaman Ca r n i v a l BY DICK TURNER Personals Broad. a look at Clarke Motor Sales, 301 Boats and Accessories 46 tinue to hold It until you want It. REFINED Buiiness couple desire ORGANDY Curtains laundered by women. For information write without coating you a penny. I’ll 53 Showi fT " Broad street. 4-5 room unfurnished apartment. B' THE PROSPE(?r Hill School for BEFORE YOU Buy a used car hand. Will call for and deliver. Mrs. Frank Frawley, North Bran­ BA if iSTATE pre-built boat klta, deliver It to you without charge. contempt Ehicellent references. Call Hart­ BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Suspicious BY EDGAR MARTIN JH young children. Pre-KIndergnrten, see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck Phone 2-0643. ford, Conn...... from Yo ft. to 16 ft. Build it your­ If you haven't an auto. I’ll aend 1948 PONTIAC sedanette, 6 cylin­ self in your spar? time. Priced ford 2-5291, Mr. Fowler. 8:30 a. Kindergarten. Monday through Sales and Service. 265 Main der. radio, heater. Excellent con­ my car for you to see It. No Obli­ w A$$t\crM ovovvtq,’. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH WEAVING of burns, moth holes w a n t e d —Hairdresser for down­ from $64.50 up Nasslff Arms Co., gation. m. - 6 p. m. v».vL. 1 WY.VV , •• I N O W VUHNT Friday Transportation furnish­ street. Phone 2-4571. Often eve­ dition throughout. Clarke Motor and torn clothing, hosiery runs, TIVL s v r t OF ed. Mrs Lela, Tybur, director. town Hartford beauty salon. 1015 Main street. VOX MOST N'tnCMOH YAXM nings. Sales, 301 Broad etreet. handbags repaiied, tipper re­ WANTED— By middle-aged cou­ C>V«y6AWWtM0K® Phone 2-5767. Pleas'snt working conditions. 5- PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY »WX)TX«S BALLAKD'.S Driving School. Man­ men's shirt collars reversed and sion. Call Hartford 6-0206 after speed, steering with Martin During Day or Evening Reasonable. References. Phone 2- radio, heater. A nice clean num­ replaced. Marlow's Little Mending Aquamatic Twist-shift motors. Phone Hartford 6-0358 2104. UP TO ? chester's oldest. Thousands of ac­ AT BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. ber. 1951 Chevrolet, radio, heater. 6 p. m. Shop. Be-'t outboards ever built, with MR. ALBERT cident free Instruction hours. Black. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. Hundreds of satisfied students. 1951 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan — WANTED—Reliable woman for history making full year factory AFTER 7 P. M.—46-4690 Powergllde. general housework, two days a guarantee. See them now. We also Business Property For appointment telephone 2- 1941 CHEVROLET CTub coupe, Building— Contracting 14 For Sale 70 1949 Pontiac Tudor. radio, heater. 1937 Cadillac four- week. Phone 5001. have the Master Craft boat trail­ A-L-B-E-R-T-’-S 2245. 43 ALLYN ST—HARTFORD 1948 Chevrolet Conv. Coupe. door model 60. 1937 Plymouth CARPENTRY—All types, expert ers, $76 and up. Nasslff Arms Co., 1948 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan. WANTED—Woman for launder- Open Thursday Evea. T il 0 O’clock POPULAR Drlve-In. Books open a four door, 1937 Chevrolet. 1937 1015 Main street. 19,50 Bulck 4-Dr.—Dvnsflow. work. Prompt service. No job too ett^ hours 2 to 9, W ednesday for Inspection. Volume increasing. Automobiles for Sale Oldsmobile. 1935 Plymouth. 1937 1950 Pontiac Chleftian 4-Dr. and* Saturdays. 2 to 6. Good Illness forces sale. $12,000. In­ Pontiac. All car.v ready to go. ^ a ll. Phone Rockville 5-S7S9. Machinery and Tools 52 spection bv appointment only. 1949 OLDSMOBILE convertible Sedan. wages. Apply Monday between 2 Diamonds— W a tc h e r- F 1950 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4- Make an offer. Clarke Motor Roofing— Siding 16 and 4 to Lucky Lady Launderette, Agent 2-3151. 11^ Six cylinder. Radio, heater, hydra- Sales, 301 Broad street. Jewelry 48 OUTSTANDING Values in good matlc, white wall tires, under Dr. Sedan. Maple street. used Oliver, Caterpillar, Maaaey- 1949 Fohd V-8 2-Dr. Sedan. GUARANTEED Rooflng and roof LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re­ ceiling. In excellent condition 1948 PACKARD Club coupe. repairing Gutters and conduc- Harria, Allle-CSialmerr, Farmall TAVERN FOR Sale. Call 2-2262. 1947 Pontiac 4-Dr. Sedan. WANTED—Housekeeper for eld­ pairs, adjusts watches expertly. by NCA l.,c T M , U 8. Pat OH. throughout. Clarke Motor Sales, Radio, heater, overdrive. Original tractors. Used cultivators for 1046 Pontiac 4-Dr. Sedan. tori. Coughlin 7707. erly Swedish couple. Live in. Reasonable prices. Open dally. 301 Broad street. Phone 2-2012. black finish. Excellent condition Farmall M. F12, F20, Alll?- ALLEY O PP. IWff, B oys! - BY V. T, HAMLIN •All- <*ara equipped - with hasten W E S P E fT A L IZ E Irt robflng ' and Write Box U,- Herald)—------Thursday- ■ evenings. ~129- Sprucr and radtoa. ■ thrbugfiouf.''ClarVe' Motor''Salesi C?fia'Imer8.'Terms. Dubitn Tractor Farms and Land for Salt 71 1950 CHEVROLET Tudor with ..lll.4i.n8;.....-UlKbctt__ Quality.....ma.f.. street. Phone 2-4387. ...301 .foq^.atrsati. V' SAliBSW©MA:N^=--- j:a.,N(u:Ui.JVlndham ,.eiAgJ:)Dl6®IMi.FQK. tertals. Workmanship guaran­ limantic 3-3217. NBnV LONDON, Tolland and aOAH.RXKvAeOLD AND FILL TH' WHERE'LL/ AT THIS I'M NEW.., heater. Nice condition through­ Many Othera To Chooae From WANTED 1940 BUICK Super 6-passenger teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn Fuel and Feed 49-A Windham Counties— Exceptional THIS MUST BE (sACK, SO'S IWE'LL / WE DIG^BUT ANYOL' PLAC5 out. It's Douglas for values al­ Open Evenintrs Until 10 P. M. coupe. Heater, radio. Good condi­ street, ’’ hone 4860. bu.vs dairy and poultry farms, up '[CALIF(3RNIA.-\ HAVE PLENTY I RECKON.WILL ways. Douglas Motor Sales, 333 tion. Written guarantee. Will ac­ Full Time (46 hour week) Musical Instruments 52 “ WHAT DO *VE 7 WHEN WE DO;' Part "nme (9:30 to 3 P. M.) SEASONED Hardwood, cut for to 400 acre."’, with or without stock DO NOW? / A GO BACK.' Main. BALCH PONTIAC. Inc. cept $5 weekly. Calso Servlcenter. Roofing stove, furnace or fireplace. (Jail and equipment. Welles Agency, 2-0980. 16-A Openings In following depart­ NEW USED, Rentala. Reeds, THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 155 Center Street ments; Toilet Goods. Toya and Gar­ Leonard Glglio. Phone 7083. strings, mutes, stands, acces­ Coventry. Tel. 7-6872, or 7-7501. Phone 2.4545 rroUGlIUN ROOFS stay on In ALL CARS FAR BELOW 1949 PLYMOUTH all metal Su­ any kind of atorm! For'guaran­ den Shoo. Many Benefits Includ­ sories. Repairing. Certifled in- CEILING 1940 FORD 85 tudor, 1941 Chevro­ burban (station wagon). Very teed rooflng call Coughlin, Man- ing: Holiday pay, vacations with Garden— Farm— Dairy rtruction. Music for all occas- Houses for Sale 72 let club and tudor, 1942 Chevro­ practical vehicle for pleasure and rheater 7707 pay, discounts on purchaaes, free Products 50 sions. Ward Krauae, 87 Walnut i f f 1951 Plymouth Cambridge—With let .sedan, all good running con­ business. Few available. Doug­ life Insurance, retirement plan, 5336. NEW! TWO or three bedroom 9,000 miles. Like new. las Motors, 333 Main. ROOFING. Specializing in repair­ good starting salary, opportunity WELL ROTTED CX)W manure, for homes. Hallln Brpthen. Phone 2- dition. Douglas Motors. 333 &fain. SPINEJT PIANO, almost new. Must 1951 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr. Sedan— ing roofs of all kinds. Also new for advancement and pleasant your lawns and gardens. Order It • 2 2 1 . Radio and heater. This car is like 1941 BUICK Special sedanette. roofs. Gutter work. Cflilmneys working conditions. now—$10 a load delivered. Phone sell at once. Sacrlflce for cash. m new with very low mileage. A SAFE PLACE TO BUY Black, original finish. Two new cleaned, repaireo 26 years' ex­ 7405. Pieia Brothers. Write Box W. Herald. ATTRACmVE AMERICAN 1950 W'illys Jeep—With snow plow. tires, and carburetor, MecJianl- APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE COLONIAL USED CARS perience. Free estimates. Call J 1949 Mercury 4J)r. Sedan—Radio cally perfect. Priced below cell­ i f iV.TH T M to® V P i t OP. Howlev. Manchester 5361. W. T. GRANT COMPANY 322 322 and heater. Beautiful condition. ing. Call 2-8225. Household Goods 51 Wearinff Apparel— Furs 57 6 rooms, dxtra lavatory, three e«n» «f»t H W* 8e>vwe. r T M Eeg 0 8 Pw. < T.«. Sw_ - C«®* 8y Pt* 8>MHi«. Hq, 1948 Plymouth Club Coupe - Radio ATTENTION CAR AND Help Wanted— Male 26 twin size bedrooms, large closets, Bv,. IMt tf HU t»«eau'tlful Price $195. Call 2-3163. work In drug store. Driver’s portable or console model. Call WEAtVST IKE VtOLEkT WEVE bO TJA TAKE y^YDU^EWRONG Izlng la repairs, remodeling, cop­ Owner 2-0032 btakotball toam, ho atkod me to stay homo and bo loyal car. NEED USED CARS AND license. Good opportunity. Call 2- 'Senkbeil's, Carter atreet. Phone MEAM«> W e.7. M Y MEN / FORPNCE.CHRI®.; per water piping, new construc­ 7519. ARE BRIN0INB. TUECYANOOENE^ I FI6URED IT OUT! — ANhy don't you drop in and aurpriso mo7” 1947 Plymouth Bu.sIne.ss Coupe. Wanted Aut,os— 4386. Wanted— To Buy 58 MANCHESTER—Six room Cape B U G ^BU N N Y 1946 Dodge I'-j Ton Chassis — TRUCKS. DRIVE IN OR tion. Time payments arranged. PETONATQg»t ARE LOCKEPOUL Motorcycles 12 EdwarC Johnson. Phone 6979 or Cod. Completely flnisked. Oil heat, BUT tT '^ HO ^ N Original In every respect. An ex­ CHAMBERS FURNITURE WANTED—Uaed furniture. Liv­ good size lot. Reasonable occu­ THEV1.L oorr! FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER OBRvicff THGRE'® A TRV LEAVIN' A Tl^ ceptionally good tnick—$695. CALL. LET US SHOW YOU 5044. CARPENTERS WANTED. Ro»- ing room, bedroom, kitchen or H8U lON'T VssatY T'CU* ®OV\6TiaAS, A N ’ «® E WANTED—Good, clean, local used pancy. Price is only $12,300, T. J. VMS' 1941 Dodge 4-Dr, Radio and heat­ cars. Clarke Motor Sales, 301 aetto Construction. 2-0308. At The Green entire 'households. Let us make THAT, POC.' IF IT tXJN'T . HOW WE EVALUATE EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ Crockett, Broker, 5416 or resi­ lAARItOVff.' er. Fine condition. Broad. Phone 2-2012. you an offer. The Woodshed. dence 375i. 1941 Hudson 4-Dr.—Good trans­ ing. Plugged drains machine A LIFETIME Job.-—One of Amer­ Very good selection of Phone 2-3154, cleaned. Phone 6497. portation—1195. YOUR CARS. ica's life In-rorance companies lamps, parlor f nmitiire, SIX ROOM Cape (>d, l^ur down, ‘ 1940'plymouth 4-Dr.'“Sedan: -BiMineaB-Serviccg-Offer^d 1- —wants-two- dynamic- person a1tt1es" Most are one owner, low jnileaga PLUMBING and heating. Furn- two finiahed up. Rccreajlon room 1939 Plymoulh 2-Dr...... YOUR - -KN APP- shoes, - avsitabir X«8e-52i4Ql-tQ be-tralned for-a.Jlfc. —chairs,—bedroom—suites,- • WANTEDrrrUaed 16" tricycle. (Sill In finished cellar. Fireplace,--com-- cars.'PrevfbuB ow’hers'name bh re­ aceir oil burners and bdHeisT insurance selling career In the 3646. 1939 ('lievrolet Opera Coupe. In all sizes. Contact Wm, F. Sul­ Earl VanCamp Tel 5244. binatlon storm windows. Lqt 70 x 1938 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan. quest. Manchester ares. Excellent earn­ kitc^eji_^_cjocks, ranges, livan. salesman. 60 Mountain YOUNG, Married engineer desire's 140. For appointment call Born- 1936 Chevroret Sedan—Radio and' 1950 Chevrolet 4-Dr.—Radio, heat­ street, RockvIle. 5-5964. PLUMBING AND Heating re­ ings; salary up to . $5'60.00 per helm A Smith, Agents. 6716-6946. heater. Good condition. month (no drawing), plus com refrigerators, small appli­ semi-furnished three room apart­ er, powergllde. Many other ex­ pairs and installations. Automa­ ment, vicinity of Manchester pre­ 1935 Ford 2-Dr.—Excellent motor. tras. Price $1,595. D(M)RS OPENED, ktya flttcd. ml.tX4, NUTCHELL! HOW ABOUT MR. BOTTS, condition, radio, heater, 1941 radio and heater. Actual mileage and curtain rods. 24 hour service. full'details in confidence t’6: In Millinery— DreMmakinjk 19 street. Inquire 166 Eldridge street. Realtor YOU DONT Chevrolet club coupe, 1941 Chev­ 33,000, Price $1,230. Estimates gladly given. Fagan surance. Box T, Herald. * . M i l l Window Shade Co., Route 44 at DRESSM A K I N G, AlterstloW rolet tudor. Truly good. Douglas MAPLE Dining table, electric 875 Main St.—Eat..'h921 1947 Chevrolet Fleetmaater 4-Dr. Bolton Notch Phone 2-4473. drapes and curtains. Reasonabk ATTRACTIVELY Furnished room Motors. 331 Main. stove, refrigerator, chairs, and for two. Complete light house­ Black, excellent condition.— rates. Phone 2-8866. WANTED —Carp>enter for repairs Phone Office 5440 other uaed furniture. The Wood­ keeping faclllti,es. Central. Rea­ CLEAN CARS AT LOW PRICES $970. LINOLEUM Remnants ,50c square and new work. Phone 2-4848. ■ shed, 11 Main street. sonable. Jerome, 1st floor, 14 E<4ninga 2-5938 or 2-4278 .vard. Asphalt tile, wail covering. Moving— T ru ck in g- Written Guarantees 1947 Pontiac 4-Dr. Sedan—Stream­ Done by reliable, well-trained TRUCKMAN Wanted for es.sen Arch street. UNIVERSAL Tank vacuum clean­ liner. Radio and heater—$995. men. All Jobs guaranteed. Hall Storage 20 tl^industry. over 25. owning or Home Listings Wanted er. Excellent condition. All at- 1951 Bulck Rlvjera Coupe Linoleum Co. 56 ('ottage street. able\^to purchase and personally LARGE BEDROOM for couple or 1941 Plymouth 2-D r—Good mo­ MANCHESTER PACKAGE Deliv­ tachment.s. 2 'i years old. Phone two gentlemen. Near Cfiieneys, 238 [VE ROOM Cape Cod, expansion 1950 Ford Custom Coupe tor. Black-$29.5. Phone 2-4022, evenings 6186 or driveXacceptable trucking equip­ 19.50 Plytnouth Dehixe Coupe ery Local light trucking and 2-9689 after 4 p. m. CTiarter Oak street. Phone 3?17,' ittic. Completely remodeled, new 8109. package delivery. Refrigerators ment. \Year 'round long-term Timken oil burner with hot water 1950 Chevrolet Deluxe Coupe 1941 Plymouth 4-Dr. Deluxe- -Gray contracK Substantial earning. - $350. washers and stove moving a SINGER SEWING Machine, (like NICELY Furnished double ro^.. heat, all copper plumbing, tile 1949 Studebaker Champion Sedan State BgV experience briefly. 1949 Plymouth Deluxe Couoe specialty Phone 2-0752. new) sews over pins, al! attach­ for one or two. References. N ^ r bath, tile kitchen, garage. Prop­ T . M. Roc- U. B. PM. OP. .T.22. Greyvan I^es. InCl, (Affiliated Capo, 1863 by MfA Sofoieo. Thirty-five Cara -19.33-1948 TRUCK SPECIALS KEEP YOUR WIFE IN ments including pairhmatic darn- bus. Phone 7987 after 5. erty In excellent condition M 1.HI t Ni. ee.. 1950 Fortl Pickup — Red, heater T HE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS with Gre>4tMmd Lines), 59 West throiighmit. Just a ffw uteps off „.eL-CQ3L.$15Q,..aacriflce 469—Will BY LESXlE TURNER * ^*"4* ! WELL. IF YOU 50UATTING ZOMBIE" SEEN IT. SINCE THE BUzZnMe WHesi -lOo HIT' y YCxJee about id BECbi^e 'a Booplf 2-0080 SOLIMENE. Inc. . women. Near bus stop. Phone Cape Cod. four finished, two R e a l t o r ft A Oil 'A Furnace Supplies LADY DESIRES bmkkeeping, ly reduced for immediate clear- KNOW, NOW THAT I RETURNER REALLY WANT TO AU THE TIME ? DAY THAT HEADETRONG —- OiRT.f barom; ance! $24.95__ Jidudotr cjialrs. 3213. partially finished upstairs. Por* . ‘ Dodge-Plvmniith f-«rt____ _ Painting— Papering - 21 typing, - addressing—e^e^opeq- at- IWW- BWCK - Spertat t)«tnr; -rftab' ' ~Ti 4795; $ii§..5() walnut chestrobe, mere, fireplace, oak floors, oil FANCY TO ITl coupe) Dynaflow, radio, heater Job-Ra^ed Trucks Prompt, Legal Efficient home. Phone 2-0650. > LIGHT Housekeeping room, furn- 634 Center Street $79,00; $24.95 oak night table, Lvhed with stove and refrigerator. heat, excellent location. Priced to S.OOO miles. Positively like bramk In.stallations Of Our PAPERHANGING and painting. $12.50; $8.50 linen throw rugs. sell $13,000. Barbara Woods, new, black. Douglas’Motors, 333 Phone 5101 or 5102 EXPERIENCED Nurse will <|plnd Married v/orklng couple only. In­ 5Ialn. Equipment Walter B, (Jookson. Phone 2-1614 children in own home, day^jw-bile $1.95; $19.95 on heater, . $8.95; quire 124 Hjigh street after 4 p. Agent. 3702. Safe Place ‘To Buy New Cara mother works. Write B ^ ) J, $29.95 Florence heater,. $14.95; INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ m. FOUR ROOMS plus two unfinish­ 1948 PLYMOUTH special deluxe Herald. \ $37.50 blond modern beds, $9.95; ing. paperhaiiging. ceilings re- ed hot water oil heat, open stair­ four door sedan. jClompletely 1940 NASH four-door. Very clean. $19.95 maple bookshelf, $9.95; THOMAS DAWKINS flnlshed. Fully Insured. Expert $8.95 bronze fmoke stands, $5.89. Business Locations case, full insulation, plastered equipped. Fjccellent tirea. and Excellent condition. Clarke Motor Doffs— Birds— Pets fS, walls, rear porch, gargge. Charles o P ^ ( really reall.v clean. For this one Sales. work. Wall paper bookt. Edward Keith’s of . Slanchester. 1115 For Rent 64 Master Plumber R. Price. Phone 2-1003. Lesperance. 3620. aee Bob Oliver loday. Center Main, Opposite High School. 6AR FOR QUICK sale, 1935 Pontiac COLLIE PUPS, sable and white. Motor Salea. 461 Main street. STORE OR office space for rent. SIX ROOMS complete. Oil burner, business coupe. Good condition. 6(k) Woodbridge Street Call Coventry 7-7566. BARGAINS — American kitchen 16 Depot Square. Call 5560. cabinet kitchen, stainless steel Rca.sonable. Call 2-2486 after 5 PAINTING, Paperhanging. No job sinks ,42". $69,95; 54" double 1951 CHEVROLET p. m. Telephone 2-9669 . too small. Call 2-0726. drainboard, $89.95; electric range sink, storm windows, screea-*, pic­ ■ Cm,. im; ii ncT7Z>«,. i—. t m u. a e.i. eej FOR RENT—Store or office. Main nic area, large lot, excellent con­ BEAGLE DOGS, registered A.K.C. $150; automatic washer, $299.95, VIC FLIN'I While Rail Watches 950 BUICK Super Reviera tudor. ADDMORE Decorating, painting, Phone 7729. street, near Center and Post Of­ dition, $10,800. Manchester 2-1837, BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY CONVERTIBLE paperhanging. Guaranteed best now $229.95. A.B.C. Appliance, fice. Plenty of parking. Phone Radio, heater, whitewall tires. FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with 21 Maple. O O F / W e 1 Here5 a flash. ^CkO SOMEBODY ^ * 2 * * ^ ' ‘ workmanship at low winter rates. 6988. OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 5 YOU CAN CHAKkX INTO YOUR^ NOT ONS, BLTT TWO ®UV#— THERB'^ A UOHT PIRATE WHO MEM — BMIRUMNIN' SPcf M E T A L f J D t6 Powergllde, radio, heater, Only 18,000 miles. A bisck beau­ linoleum, aiphalt tile counter. TROPICAL Fish, just srrived in­ OA)ga^C^TLW^l|Y AND NefTHBR OF 'EM LOOK* lights, undercoatlng, gas filter, oil Ehipert workmanship, free eetl- Free estimates. Call 5346. cluding Betta's and many new IN^iOe. RAIL'» AAEN BURIED THIS S INTO M ETAL ( UTMEATirl. y R k S T E R . ty. Douglas Motors. 333 Main USED WASHERS UKE TH t BALLET TVF»E TO *&SM TO BE LOOT MUSTA ' MATE/ filter. This car was purchased new, street. matee. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ species. Kelly's Aquarium, 29 LOW PRICED MB,rWMAA OOAtETWIIsJ'^ BEEN A MOLE.'.I y locally, six months ago and driven niture. Oak street Phone 2-1041. Sunset street. Open 'til 9. Be included among our clleuta whose property we have aoM by M8HV L«REI only 2,400 miles. It Is brand new 1947 CHEVROLET club coupe, Repairinff 22 Reconditioned, Guaranteed Including your property among those we have for aalei and can be purchased today at a radio, heater, excellent condition REFRIGERATION Service, com­ MATTRESS. Your old mattreaaea GOLDFISH faiiriers. We now have Mvings of over $600, This car car- throughout. Clarke Motor Sales. mercial and domestic. See our steriliicd and remade like new. large, beautiful specimens includ­ n ei a new car guarantee. See Bob 301 Broad street. dliptay o. guaranteed used refrig- ing Orandas. Kelly’s Aquarium, ABC APPLIANCE CO. FRANK U FINNEY Q fee, Oliver today at Call Jonea Furniture and Floor atora. Georg# H. Willtama Aeao- Covering. 36 Oak. TeL 2-1041. 29 Sunset street. Open 'til 9. Aaaorlato la Farms ' ^ MAKE AN offer. 1941 Dodge, clates, 260 Holland Tumptka, Phone 2-1575 21 Maple St. Eves. Maacheater 8877 K C & l t O P 1936, 1938 1939 Plymouths, 1937- SELLING OUT my doge and pups. CENTER MOTORS Mancheatai Phone 2-3385, nigbU WES’nNGHOUSE 619T12 tele­ 38 Pontlacs. etc. What'll you Inquire all day Sunday. Otto Her­ (Mlaa) V k 461 Main Street 7681. Bonds-^tock»— vision, $75; Westinghouse 6 ft. A give? Douglas Motors, 333 Main. mann. 612 Center street.^ — . W a l t o N ' LILLIAN a . GRANT -A COMPLETE Repaire by Stuart R. MortitacM 31 refrigerator, $59. Barstow’s, 460 Office Manager 1941 CHEVROLET convertible. 1949 CHRYSLER Windsor club Wolcott on waahlng machinea, Main. Phone 3234. 1 . Aaaoeiate In Bnlen Radio and heater. New paint. Ex­ FIRST AND Second mortgagee Live Stock— Vehicles 42 coupe, Scotch plaid upholstery, vacuum Clcanera. motors, imall bought for our own account Fast Even. Manchester 8180 cellent , condition throughout a six cylinder beauty. Real value, WE BUY and aeli good used furni­ appljancea. Pick up and delivery. confldential service. Manchester. BLACK JERSEY cow, will fresh­ Cnarke Kotor Sales, 301 Broad compare anywhere. Douglas ture, combination, ranges, gaa "Specialising In Homee—City, Sabunnn nnd Farms—Since 4810*' atraat. A-1 repair, Salea. 180 Main ' Investment COrp., 887 Main en in four . weeks. Ernest 8. ranges and' neaters. Jonea Furni­ e«-..itithraui Kotora, 333 Main. Phona 8597. 847 Mntn Street, Hartford, Z-7884 i - Evenings, Mancheater 8188 T.iAa«.u.aaM.a*. street Phone 5416. Gowdy, North Coventry. ture Store. 36 Oak, Pbone 3-1061. f ATMBgp Daily Nat Praaa Ron >AGETWELT* SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1962 •••• . . J . - . .ICur-tha-Waah Kadhn- Thd Wmthtf- iBanrhfgtPr Sneafafl : e r u. o r W e a w n

that may be excuaable in » young­ 10.491 •4 Oleody, MothnMd eeld taMpht ster but la B mark of diacourtasy Celebrate 40 Yearaof Marriago About Town or ignoranca in an adult. Donate^ $2,021^ PLASTERING Member off tha^AadM Mlalamai U . TWodar Hghd iWa Heard A long Main Street liiat ia one of the reasons, we Bureau off Clreulatlsaa. Th* AuxUikry Police will meet believe, why so many able men MancheBter^A City of ViUage Charm at 7:30 Monday nlaht at the Hol- wouldn't, touch polltica with a 10- To Heart Fund And on Some of Manchetter^B Side Stre^iB, Too foot pole, why, they won't enter Koywiond D. MeCortliy Uiter School. Inatructlon In ftrat (ClaaMftod AdvertWag as Paga It) aid will be given. into public service when they VOL LXXL NO. 148 MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY. MARCH 24, 1952 could be of such value to their Chnirman McKinney Re* Tel. Manchester 3097 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS A movie, “AiSvdntures of Chico," Wo Take a Flyer • in m Manchester church but in one community. The job is a thankleaa win ^ ihown a't the Whlton Me­ , Raymond R. Reid brought in a not far diatant. Prieata rrequent- one in the first place and, on thla ports Final Figures, morial Library Tueaday afternoon flyer yesterday, handed to him by ' ly In the couree of their duties level at least, has little money in- Says Drive Successful at 3:1S, with no admiaeion charge. one of his helpers at an auctlTO turn their backs to the audience. volved,„but when. a. person, conaid-. Probe T old Chtidran, from the agea of 6 to 15, In Windsor because It referred to ' Thla particular prKat had ' bMn crlng going into "polltica" must DONT and parents are invited to'attend. a flve-day sale of hardware in the ' annoyed by people leaving the also weigh the kind of treatment— Herbert J. McKinney, campaign • Park ftlock," South Manchester. I church before the Mass waa over, well, we can understand why he chairman, announced . today the Throw Thom Away Among the blrtha reported at Conn. The caption read, ■■areat and' one Sunday he remarked, "1 stays home with the wife and kid­ aucceuful ooncluaion of the 1952 Still'plcaty of wear left la Of ‘Rush’ in Boston Fii;e Insurance Company's ran hear those heels going out"— dies or takes up bowling. on tly Hartford Hoapital on March Heart F u ^ dri;^ in Mancheater. ahoes repaired kere. 19 were sons to Mr. and Mrs. Don- Sale of Hardware," Below were then quickly modified It by adding, But here again, dear Traders, aid L.'.cummingi and to Mr. and two cuts~of- <»ld-ttme flri^ engUiaa , "ahoe heela 1 mean."------maybe we're juai an Immature In addltloti to the gttta of egiilp- Mrs. Richard Gibson, all of RFD with galloping horses, and firemen idealist, just a person who perhaps ment made directly to the local sAirmYES liq u o r Tax Rockville. in rubber coats and helmets, and Number, Please? was just bom at the wrong time. Heart Clinic. Mr. McKinney re­ Shoe Repairing of the Bet­ on the next line huge figures, When la a right number the For example, we are griped when ported a total cash contribution of ter Kind Done While Ton The Women of the Moose will •'3100,000.00"; and continuing to wrong number? I we go to a baseball or basketball 12,021.61. Of thla amount. 3352J7 Walt Key West; Fla., March 24— (/P)—President Truman today (Washington, March 24— hold a regular meeting at the the next line, "worth of HARD­ Well, no.w, this entails a little I game and get stuck next to a guy waa contributed by the school 15 MAPLE STREET asked Congress to open immigration gates to admit 300,000 Wins Top Honor —Hyman Harvey Klein, British-Amerlcan Club on Maple WARE saved from the late Bos­ telling. Seema that aomeone had I who thinks that just because he children, 3512.74 was donated Opp. First National Stona additional Europeans during the next three years. Many es­ Baltimore liquor dealer, told street Wednesday evening at 8 ton Fire ..." The Insurance a room for rent and placed a ' bought a ticket he is entitled to through the heart containers in Parking Lot Seen caped “victims of Communist tyranny" would be included. House tax investigators today o'clock. company was evidently forced to clasairied ad In The Herald, The I call the players whatever he wants, public {daces and 31,156.50 waa re­ take the stock and turn it into housing situation being what it ia ' no holds barred. And we are griped ceived by mall. Thla 'request highlighted a 4,009-4" he felt there was something a money, and offered to sell all in town, we imagine the phone I when we're at a public place, such The chairman today expreased word, three-point program drafted “little unusual” in the way goods, more than 1,000, at 40 number Hated in the ad waa called as a beach or restaurant, and some hia appreciation to the general at the Little White House asking Iiisiiraiice Firm quite a few times. AntJ we imag­ Congress to; the government slapped seven cents on the dollar. "Firie Bar­ loud-voiced character starts cuss­ public, who generously supported POW Swap million dollars of jeopardy 2 Year Jail Youngster Is a'Storm Orphan gains For Five Days OnlyV ine that quite a few caller.s ing ns though he were reciting this civic project. He also express­ ART *•(1) Provide aid for the iinfor- U. S. Court Proiiioteg-Alvord "Look for the Red Banner!" thought that someone was pulling nursery rhymes. ed hta gratitude to the members unate victims of oppression who; tax asse.ssments against him "For Prices Look In Our Win­ their respective legs. ■yes, 'fraid we're just old-fash­ of the campaign committee, the are escaping from .Communist j in 1048. dows!" ’."Come Early and AVold The wrong number was some­ ioned. But we do wish some of ochool children, the women of the LESSONS tyranny behind the Iron curtain. T a lk s May He said he had just paid 31.200,- Term Given Marlin K. Alvord of .I Oakland the Rush!" The opening hour of how listed in the ad, ami instead these characters would "smarten Hospital Auxiliary, and to all "(2) Corttinue our participation! 000 in taxes when two agents came Rule Open$ street was promoted to mipervisor the sale was Tuesday. May 28. at of getting In touch with the per­ up." others who gave of their time and • DRAW ING In the international effort now; into his office on March 3, 1948, of accounts of The Connecticut fi:,30 p. m, hut they didn't print son who placed the ad the tele- effort to help in the raising of being made to assist in the migra* | with the a.ssessments, and he could Mutual Life In.surance Company the year, and it is doubtful if an,v- phoners were calling a funeral More To Come Herald Photo funds. Working with Mr. McKin­ • PAINTING 'tion ahd resettlement throughout | Be in Secret not help but feel that "outride Truman Pal at a meeting of the board of di­ body along the main stem will re- home. We can Imagine the slight According to statiitics publish­ Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. ney on the committee were Wil­ • :COMPOSmON the world of a substantial number ; influences," perhaps from competi­ Govt. Case rectors on March 21. it was an­ memher It. Whether they hired a shock resulting when Joe Doake.s, ed recently by that great statla- Smyth of 35 Dover road, shown York City on March 31, 1912, and liam P. Slover, n ; William Knight. of persons from the overpopulated i have lived in Mancheater for a Munsan, Korea, March 2‘4— tors, figured In. the government Iaiuis, nounced today by President Peter vacant store, or used some other callmg to rent a room, waa greet­ ticj-produeina factory, the Metro- above looking at their maifiage Roy Knofta, Dr. Joseph C. Barry, areas of western Europe. action. St. March 24—(/P)- ed !'Blank'a .Funeral Home.','____ pohUir. Life Insurance Company, number of years. Mr. Smyth has •!.(3) Authorise additional imml-I (fl*)-—Allied, and Commiiniat Washington, March 24 r - ■M:' Praser; ...... ’ ..... ’ store, tt'e dd not know. “ Today it service hook, will celehrate their Anthony D’Avanao, D. Uoyd Hob- ALL MEDIUMS — tWacrlbea Galas James P. FinneKan, personal Alvord has been with the com­ would not be allowable, it would By the way. the error was cor­ children In the United States In- heen employed by the American ron, Mra. Allan 8. Taylor, and Dr. gration Into this country, dn a ' trucO negotiatorn huddled for friend of President Truman, The Supfenie Court tb- " rected and we assume that the 40th wedding anniversary with an ' Telephone and Telegraph Com­ Klein described the 31.200,00() as day cleared the way for Uin pany sine* 1920 and has had. ex­ lie considered ''unfair business .trcaaed In nbinber by 8.000.000 open house tomorrow, from I ro 6* Joaeph A..SegaL president of the ^Umited basis, to aid In aileviating three hours today diacuaaing- today was sentenced to two tensive experience in various practice." More than .10 items calls are reaching the proper par­ during the 1940's. which, the sta­ pany for 42 yeani. They have two Manchester Heart ABsociation. CALL 490T the problem., created by Commu­ "capltsF gaFna" taxes on Ave ihiK government to try William ty, if the room isn't already rent­ tistics went on to show, was the p. m. at their home. Friends and daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Kin^ and poAsible secret talks on how: lion dollars he said he realized years in prison and fined $10,• phases of accounting. He Intro­ were listed In fine print from heel relatives are invited to call at Mrs. Laura Mlodzlnaki, and two nist tyranny and overpopulation to exchange prisoners of war. W. Remington on new charges duced the use of tabulating equip­ plates and 100 carpet tacks at 1 ed. But that waa one "right" num­ largest gain in a single decade irr In western Europe.” from an Investment of 31,000 in a 000 for misconduct as Inter­ ber, as far ,aa the ad waa con­ the country's history.-As a result this time.^ grandsons. Gregory and Michael A UN spokesman said "we al­ foreign corporation set up to deal that he lied about Communist ment in billing premiums and cent, to the highest price on tfie The couple were married In New MIodzinsKi. 100,000 a Vwr nal Revenue collector here. auditing agents' reports and he cerned. that turned out to be quite of the huge gain in children dur­ No estimate of the cost of the most came to agreement.” in liquor. He said the big profits connections. Remington is a. list. 31 for a brace and five bits! wrong. were run up In two and one-half He was convicted on two mis­ has adapted man.v other account­ The Park Block mentioned in ing the 40's. the population under OOSMETIGS three-year "emergency period" im­ "We decided to talk about it for conduct charges by a federal former $10,000-a-year Com­ ing procedures to machines. Prom­ the flyer, we believe, refers to Ihe age 15 by the time of the 1950 when the woman of the house the Iron, and the washer, and WE CAKRT ALL migration was contained in the only 20 minutes tomorrow," said year?." merce Department official. Nostalgia census stood at 41,000,000, an all- shakes the drapes lightly and mixer, the dishwasher, and the Col. George W. Hickman. Klein, a graying, soft-spoken court jury March 15. . inent In Manchester civic, affairs, present Riiblnow Building. Wil­ LEADING BKAXDS meaage. It sugested Immigrants Federal Judge Ruboy M. Hulen He was convicted 13 months he Is a member of the town's plan­ liam Riibinow before he acquired Rtote windows along Manches­ time high. turns up her nose, ask casually if table lamp are In uee.—not to, be brought in at the rate of 100,- He reported most of Monday's man, testified before the House ning commission and has served the Park huilcling conducted a dry- ter's Main i^treet are all decked out Not only that, mind you.°but the you have seen the curtain stretch­ not to . . . 000 a year... session was spent debating "lim­ Ways and Means subcommittee imposed, sentence after denying a ago in -New York of having aa secretary of the zoning, board li tile Easter colors of orchid and peak in the population growth of er lately, lets her eyes rest a min­ But wait! As we said, this is I ArUrar Dnis Stores itations that might be placed on which is digging t.nto scandals in motion for a new trial. sworn falsely to a federal goorls specially shop as early aa yellow. Flowers for most part are The message followed up a The 51-year-old ex-collector was of appeals. 1907 further down the street. Park youngsters, the statisticians say, ute or so on the painted kitchen only the prologue to the tragedy Wanted Presidential directive yesterday al­ each side during an executive ses­ the Internal Revenue Bureau. grand jury that he had never was' a favorite name at the time. artiflrleJ 'nut they looked so real is still far off. walls, and so forth. of the enslaved masses of men sion." Thomas B. Murray, Brooklyn, The. legislators became interest­ sentenced to two years on each of in some windows, we had to take Then you'll know, if you have I locating 34.300,000 of mutual ee- two charge.*, but the terms are to been a Communist party • Now. Manchester taxpayers, called husbands. By rohsulllng an old .Manchester euiity funds for Immediate use to TTie UN proposed secret negotia­ N. Ym moaufacturer aod a mem­ ed in his cas* while trailing activi­ member. But the U, S. Cir­ directory we find the late Aaron a closeup view to he sure. In one faced with the prospect of paying been a married man .for more than Here Is what this Dugas tions Sunday In k move to speed ber of the Atomic Energy Com- ties of Henry (The Dutchman) be served coficurrently. florist's window yellow daffodils for a inige school-building pro­ one aprlng. what Is coming. woman says to end her little mes­ form able-bodied men and special­ cuit Court" there ordered a LIQUIl Johnson conducted the Park Hill LWOTYPE ists escaping from behind the agreement on a Korean armIMice. mlssloa, was um ed as the recip­ Grunewald, a mysterious man of , Plan Tor Appenl Grocery Itiow an apartment v;ere set off with the loveliest gram to accommodate the ever- And just ask any woman to jus­ sage to the women party-line fol­ As a preliminary step the Allies ient of the Loelare Medal, oldest apparent influence with Washing­ His attorneys previously had new trial. It said the judge’s sprays of he.ather we have ever Increa.'dng number of children tify this elaborate annual ritual lowers -and they all belong. WILLliUNS "Iron Curtain" Into elements of house I. There was a "New Park the Eisenhower military forces ordered an immediate partial news I award made to outslahdlng Cath- ton officialdom. They have develop­ announeed they planned to appeal charge to the jury was too Market " and a Park Oarage, and seen. .No doubt the heather came may not be too surprised to learn that threatens to make the Great "This (so called safety check­ blackout on the prisoner talks. | olio laymen In America. ed that both Grunewald and Sena­ the rase in the event their motion by plane from California, hut it that the 40's saw the blrtha of Dionysia of the Greeks look like up) will keep your husband busy supporting the North Atlantic for a new trial was denied. vague on what constitutes iio doubt other business places by OPERATOR Treaty organization. An official Allied spokesman —------— tor Bridges (R-NHl made In­ party membership. the sanfe name. looked so nice, with Us tiny orchid rr.ore children in this country than a casual observance. Oh! she'll until it’s time tb start spring OIL SERVICE quiries at the Revenue Bureau Finnegan was released under The reference above to "Come hlosaoms, and needle-I'ke green ary prereding decade, but the give you a thousand reasons for It cleaning and then you can mkke about the case. 35,000 bond pending a motion for Remington appealed to the Su­ Early," and heel plates, recalls to leaves at the tip of the steqi.'. as thought that the peak In births, and Insist their logic can't be re­ him really uncomfortable," 341 BROAD ST. up where Hitler's brutality an appeal. preme Court, contending he was CEMENT if It had Juct been picked on a acrording to the statisticians, futed. Can anythinjg be clearer, fellow off.” the President declared.svs “TSSSCSiFour States Reveals Shakedown Try entitled to either a jutftment of READY TO USB memory that the late Bill Asimus. GOOD WORKING sidered for the time being at least! Griinewald’S name first came in­ The heavy-set irinnegan was of revered memory, The Herald's Scottish moof. hasn't even reached Its peak yet, Don't be misled bV this barrage men! TTie time has come to He said as a result of repressive in a quasi-confidential status." T O * 1 m tense, his face flushed, as he Billy lay, 4. who loot tils parents in the tornado that swept acquittal or dismissal of the per­ WsWfpfee# t ought to strike fear into their of "good" reasons. We know what overthrow the enslavers! Arise! FUEL AND measures, "Some 15,000 to 20.000 to their hearings last fall when Blood before Judge Hulen. Only- a through several Mlaeleelppl river states. Is comforted by aunt* jury indictment. T«u«h I Oil Pfmi city editor for many years, said lies behind the whole Infamous, Withholds UN PUn they were looking into a story by that a local clergyman Inylte'd the Fly In Ointment hearts. Arise!—and get that apron on. RANGE OIL Germans are slipping over the He declined to tell newsmen!'^ k w 'B .d .a /^ ^ C few minutes before Judge Hulen In a tirmporary hoapital at D>-er*hurg. Tenn. His aunt* are While this appeal was-pending, We were glad to see such a big More children mean more fraudulent, diabolic scheme. You've had It. bud. You might CONDITIONS ' border from the Soviet Zone of Abraham Tettelbaum, Chicago had sharply criticized Finnegan as Mrs. Sam FYiaaell (left) and Mrs. Snllle ikiton. Boy’s parents, the government obtained a new pariahioners to "Come Early and We have It in black and white, aa well know It. what the UN proposed. lawyer, that an attempt waa made indictment in New York. it HOBBY SHOPPE Get a Back Seat!" At a . recent tuinmit at the Board of Directors schools, more schools mean more ★ i f i f Germany and crossing into west­ The prisoners exchange talks a public official who violated his Mr. and Mrs. BUI Lay, were killed and the boy Injured by the meeting the other night. Us\'ially, taxes. Where will It all stop, these written by*a woman who Is a lead­ ern Germany every month." to shake him down for 3500.000 KT.,!’'!'' tornado. (AP Wlrephoto). charged Remington testified false­ Cor. Center and GrIsWold Sts. btiainesa meeting of a local church, er of those who would enslave us were postponed for three hours under threat he would have "bad ^ —■' ly at the first trial. when the small aUe of the sanc- there are only s few people sitting over-burdened taxpayers are prob- Merry Christman , "From the Communist countries Monday at the request of the UN In Ten Days "The defendant has used the OPEN B A. M. to 7 P. M. .9 )..l.v. asking._____...... while offering lip service to free­ Televiewers consulted their cal­ OIL HEATING tax troubles" if he didn't pay. ___p**rs Unrertalnty tiiary-waa under discussion, * wsg around.., and. it takc.s. a. contro­ dom. Consider this sentence -from to the south and east. the move­ command. There waa no explana­ Teitelbaum-said the two men he griceieM privilege of citizenship.” drew a laugh from everybody when versial issue such as the proposed We don't know where it will endars....Incrediildualy....Thursday EQUIPMENT " Apply In Porson ment to free Europe is smaller, tion. The session adjourned at 5:10 Judge Hulenlien saia.said. "Me"He ha.* useduseil ai iTie government then toFd the" ^lop. Bqt WT. do, feel on .,the bajjg an article by Gailc Dugas, who niifht after seeing the Alan Young accused of the attempted shake­ PUNic^ office of great public trust, he called -outi-"Are - you-.aura water. .dfipartmenU audit ..eorohined write's for NEA' i'No Ease- Allow'ett' but atm they come, at the fUk q.tlflJ[n,..iaaa.a-^i>u.,eji^^ . . Waahington, . March 24r-- down-told him -^hero-was s ‘ *'rihg" :,S)lpj;finie...Caurt,it.pUimed;-t—Three persons were killed and Gen. Alfred N. Gruenther told nial of a hearing to Remington gress finds itself sble to' make or damaged 14 Russian-m'ade lections are regarded as being gaze of hundreds of sightseers who Congress today western Europe thus clears the way for the gov­ we believe that surh actions', are dull ache until the question is set­ such changes st this session.” largely of the active politicians to the Internal Revenue bureau seven wounded in rioting at the jammed the stricken areas. { rude and boorish at any time. In- tled again. Correctly designed monuments are products of careful, Comnumi.st MIG-lSs in four but since resigned^ testified Grune- state penitentiary here last night. can be defended surcessfully "ohiy ernment to go ahead with this dis­ intelligent study. They have balance, distinction and clashes over northwest Korea. the 'pros" of the Presidential con­ , At last , . count, . and it was at , beat if the countries there make a missal action and trial of the new eludjng a Board of Directors meet­ Which, It seem to us. only goes (Continued on Page Eight) test. Trouble began in this city last Incomplete and orten times >n«c-, ^ J)o You K now- ing. Putting a member of the board to prove that the statisticians who meaning; they have beauty that will endure. Comparatively slow F-84 Thun- (Oontlnued on Page Eight) Friday when a ettwd of 2,000 charge. or anv town official in such a posi­ derjets damaged two of eight It Taft collects a majority of curate, the death toil stood at own resources. Second Trial Set told him what to look out for in swept-wing MIGs that attacked the delegates, observer.* will be gathered in front of the state Arkansas. .131; .Tennessee, .64; tion of ridicule Is In our humble the first place were wasting their Cutting Done In Our Own Shop From The Inclined to dlsrniint tn capitol to protest a new state tax Remington's ycond trial was ----- You too cm save monov-by qottinq your ; opinion, s enirte anfl-fbndTsh"nelTnn~ them while they— were^—euttlnff X Misslssippl,-lM-Kentue-ky,-8{-MiB- UfuehtfiFr“ i8” CTlef of "Staff to TTitie. Rough Stone To The FinlMied'Memorial fke to Report railroad tricks in the Sonchon tent the lasting effect of primary law. Two persons were killed then aotirl, 16, and Alabama, 5. TffiTatively scheduled to begin last glottos at Union Optical Co. area Monday afternoon. results such as Eisenhower's vic­ Farouk Gall^ when guards opened fire. A gen­ Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower, Su­ March 10. However, U. S. Attor­ New High School____, eral strike closed the city Friday Thousands Homeless preme commander of Military ney Myles J. Lane of New York The U. S. Fifth Air Force said tory in New Hampshire and strong Arkansas alone reported 711 tn- forces under NATO—the North From the mall bag \te ha'i’e the By Radio, TV the Thunderjets escaped damage. showing In Minnesota. and Saturday and federal troops said he would take no action until Sorvico at Union Optical is tho bost in following; ------Manchester Memprial Co* In three morning lights, the Taft's forces apparently are as­ New Election patrolled the stroets:— ...... hired and 1,452 families, thousands AtiantlcTreaty Organization. after the-high court acted on Rem^— "I strongly hope that when the sured of a good start In Tennes­ Protest Over FoOd homeless, affected by the terrible He expresa^ his views and ington's (lending ap{>eaJ. town. plans for the new high school are A. H. AIMETTI. Prop. Fifth Air Force said, U. S. F-M winds. those of Eisenhower at a closed The new indictment against Sabre jets shot down three Red see, which Will finish picking 20 One report waa that the riot In basements of churches, completeil that one very important HARRISON STREET—MANCHESTER Will Talk April 2 jets, probably destroyed two and i delegates in an April 2 conven­ DiffffoIveH Waffl Domi* at the penitentiary began when the hearing of the Senate Foreign Re Remington was returned last Oc­ unit is givvi thoughtful consider­ tion. schools and armories Salvation lations committee, which Is study-, tober. It charged that at his flsnt^ All work done at Union Optical Co. is ation, that of the gymnasium. This OPP. EAST CEMETERY PHONE 5207 or 7787 NATO Builflup, May damaged seven. Allied losses if prisoner* protested that they Army and Red Cro-s workers Ing President Truman's 37,900,- trial for perjury Remington faBe-* any are reported weekly. Eisenhower boo.sters could dem­ nated Lower House'on hadn't had their full ration of food struggled manfully to feed, house guorontood. unit is not only of great impor­ Affk Command Relief Onlly small patrol actions were onstrate there is substance to during the day.' Rations were 000,000 foreign aid program. ly testified he never.d) Itnnwijfg- tance to the functions bf the APVIiTiSrtef. SYM PtCKM Ref|uest from Cabinet short, it was reported, because bf and clothe those left desolate. Reveals Ike Opinion ly attended a Communist party school, hut to the town itself. In reported across the 155-miIe An accurate estimate of dam­ meeting, (2) paid Communist par­ id Paris, March 24— - Gen. ground front. (Continued on Pnge Bight) the general strike. His prepared statement was Como in and have Mr. Christenson adjust the very near future this building Cairo, March 24 — — King The prisoners rioted when the age was Impossible but it wa.* ex­ given to reporters after he had ty dues. (3) gave secret informa­ will serve many evSTlTS' of the Dwight D. Eisenhower will report Heavy Allied Fire pected to reach Into the tins of tion to Misa Elizabeth Bentley, a your gtossos froo of chorgo. by radio sntl television on April The U S. Eighth Army said Treasury Balance Farouk dissolved parliament's guards attempted to put them in been closeted with the committee town where a hall of great seating YOU CAN TRUST their cells. In the melee that fol­ millions or dollars. for more, than two and. a half Capacity and floor area is needed. (J,isVsWlS£ BUYS YOUR TIRSS W HEN 2 the pi'ogrea4 of the Western three Communist platoons fired on Wafdist-dominated lower house In hospitals doctors and nurses, (Oontinned on Page Eight) I* Manchester today cannot btrast of THBY'RE RBCASa^SO military buildup in the first year UN positions northwest of the Washington, March 24- (5>i— today and called a new general lowed, three prisoners^ere killed, eyes red-rimmed from lack of hours. such an arena. iV U S. ONLY of his activated Supreme Allied Punch Bowl on the easte-n front The position of the Treasury election May 18. The royal action four more were wounded, an(l sleep, worked to near exhaustion Gruenther said that "General lOH QUAUTVl : Sunday, but the Reds withdrew March 20; was requested by the cabinet of three guuxls were wounded. tn aid the injured. Hospital ca­ Eisenhower is flrmly of the opin­ "Great improv'emchls in fhe c o u p Command. " under heavy Allied artiliers- fire. independent Prime Minister Ah­ The city was returning to ppr- ion, that the defense of a re^on seating capacities and arrange­ RUOSEBC ' It is possible -that after the re­ Net budget receipts, 31.778.345.- pacity waa strained to the break­ ments, In lighting, in playing sur- In the first sir battle Monday 98; Budget expenditures. 3217,- med Naguib Hllaly Pasha. mal. iTie state legislature rejt^Ied ing point. such as western Europe must ,0 U9CO/ port is presented—or in it —, he Farouk's decree also ordered the come basically from within. fiices. in facilities have taken plaee PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR Will ask President Truman to re­ 906.159.40; Cash Bslance, 35,992,- Arkansas’ Gov. Sid McMath ap­ Bulletilis U nion O ptical Co. (ContiBued or Page Poor) 001,167.52. new (Jhamber of Deputies to meet (Coattnued on Fage- Four) - "The efforts and the military in recent years in gyms of schools lieve him, thus paving the way for on May 31. ' pealed directly to President Tru­ from the AP.Wires and colleges from coast to coast. return to the U. S. late in May to man for fund* to help the state strength of all the NATO mem’- 641 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. 2-3128 ["Remember, Manchester is still The dissolution did not affect 4 her* are mutually supporting, par­ campaign actively for the Repub­ the Senate, which also is dopiinat- .lehabilitater itself. giW'ing, so let's plan (or the fu­ lican Presidential nomination. He also thanked the President ticularly through the developfiient ture, now I-et's build a gymna­ automaticDELCO^HEAT ed by the anti-British Wsfd fac­ fos his quick action in ordering of forces in accordance With an o r d e r s Ea s ie r c o n t r o l s , The speculation here ia that tion. TTiere was speculation, how- Washington, March 24— sium. we adults and children, can Eisenhower will make at . least Ike Intimates Abilities News Tidbits federal agencies to make a quick overall strategic plan foi*. collec­ be proud of." ever.^that (he government might check of the damage in ail the tive defense, and a nation such as The government today author. three speeche.s in June prior to the soon request Farouk to make Culled from AP Wires Ized major Increoaea In prodoe. Republican convention in Chicago stricken areas tn ascertain the the United States can do much in Stirrings of Spring PAECISION EQUIPMENT changes in the Senate membership .need...... ------providing heavy and complicated tIon of (Msaeager cars, nraalt- Husbands of the world, arise! “ opening'on Juty 7. • ^.... - To Be -Good President to remove this Wafif-majortty. Ing 'macKliles and other cOHsttii^F''— Announcement of appointment Near Lexlngtori.' Tenn., yester- forms of military equipment as. That's just what you'll do, too, Only three-flfths of fhe Senators Rockfeller F"H9liiy»."_ffiivesJjiayjLiiey_jMtri£sLAJaiuUx.itlL-filx-.L goods after July I.- . —of ' 'a sneressor to Eisenhower-tr • „ . ------* . . . . ------» _s - *------Washington, March . 24—;()l>i • deneji Is too big a job for one man, lifted from their homes and hiirle'd a successful defense in western another step expected to be taken Gen. Dwight D; Etseiihower be- by th* King. long-range projects on protein re- 300 yards to death. Europe can in the long run be ACTRESS KIDNAPED, BEATEN befor* hi's return.'G«n. Alfred M. but there again- -aa in any post of Martial Law Holds Hollywood, March 24—(A>)— - -upon Aei.rch , Britain .will Jaunch.flnt . The.-bodies of. Mr. and Mrs. created and maintained only if .the ful President lies In the ability to - fntertorMmister ATSmedTabr- J«t airiiaer service May 2. when Alui* Sterling was hraten npliiil' (Doatiniied on Page Four) the kind of men he gathers around kidnajied early today by four select'and handle men. him," Eisqithower said. "It de- BOAC will zpeed^Ian-load of pas- (Contiiiued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Eight) This, view was disclosed iii a (Contlaued on Page Four) thugs she said held imr capUva V0LTA6E REBUUTORS , pends too upon the spirit in which - gers 6,724;. miles to Johannesburg 1950 "off the record” interview, In less thaaiXS hours. ' in a luxurious home (or ua hour FILMS e ■ * j controversial questions ' are ap- and a half. Later ahe la{ised lata DEVELOPED AND Find 3 Children published today by the weekly ; preached." U. S. Navy secretary Dan A. unconsclonsnesa. - magazine U. 8. News A World I Eisenhower-said he had spent a Nevada ‘Haylift’ Kimball arrives la Formosa for a PRINTED • Spring Special On Brake Jobs Report, .With it was a letter from , good -many trying hours" during two-day visit Including a meeting Contaminated Blood in Test If you are pUnning to mtiall automatic In Wise. Forest Blaenhower dated March 14, indi­ I the war attempting to reconcile GETS TAFT REQUEST t - 24-HOUR SERVICE heel this spring or lummer, here's a , cating he had reviewed the mate­ To Be Resumed with Chlang Kai-Shek tomorrow.. Trenton, N. J„ March 24—<*) IRAKIS RELIHED...... S15.9S : differences among the Allies. He Five teen-age Bronx girls, ' who —II. 8. Sea. Robert A. Taft to­ Film Deposit Box ipeoal offer that makes it worth your lAkewood, Wls., March 24— rial recently and approved its said this experience convinced him Kills College Honot^ Student while to act now! Place your order today for a General Motor* Delca> publication. ran away from home Friday, re­ day formally roqtieeted that hia Baby land At Store Entrance Includos Lining and Labor (ffV-Two ive-year old yotiag- I "the settlement of controversv is EJko, Ncv.. March 24--(>P)-^Big turn after hitch-hiking to Stam­ name be stricken from the New Heat conven^n burner or furnace and we'll include t 332AS Day- The letter was written after I « matter,pf knowing how Air Force planes from four states •ters perished ia the wlnter- Elsenhower had swept the New ford and back. Seattle, March 24.—(A*)—An 18- it.” said Dr. WlUiains. "la that the Jersey Republlcaa preeldeutlal Night Clock Thermostat at the amazing, low price of only 44.9)1 hoond^wiMerneso of the NIeolet , to work with people, convincing were to "bomb" the snowy ranges primary ballot. Secretary of The Delco-Heai Qock Tbermoatat automatically turns down the Hampshire Republican Presiden­ I t)iem of your own sincerity and of Nevada today with hay for Mriii Franklin D. Roosevelt year-old college honor student died bacteria was able to grow In some KEMP'S, Inc. KEMP'S NatlniSil fortist after becomtag leaves Calcutta by plane for Bang! yesterday of an Injection of bac- manner while the blood was at State Uoyd B. Marsh said he heat at night, turns it up again in the lost ia a storm, hut a third cMId tial primary but before the 106,000 developing in them the good will starring cattle. A new ^torrn write-in vote given him in last and spirit of cooperation." temporarily grounded the opera­ kok, Thailand ., Body of »kially- terially-contam.inat^ blood, given freezing temperature and not at reived a letter from Thft asIduB 763 Main St.—Maaebester morning, according to your 'wisbca. was fo i^ olive today, hndMIed Tuesday's Minnesota primary. prominent Mro. Edward ^ lo n , 27, during an experiment connected body temperature,".,,..,^ for removal of his name. 600-16 You always wake up m a warm botuo with her dead eorapanlona la oa In reapohse to a question as to tion yesterday. TIRES $11.85 In it, the general said merely whether it was "essential to your C-54s at Great Falls, Mont., who plunged to death from a with war research by the Univer-. Both Dr. VVilliams and Dr. Pina Tax and tave fuel besidm! ahandoaed oothoose. that he had permitted others to sity of Washington. Clement A. F7nch, associate pro- FARM AIDE QUITS See or call ui today. happiness thst you become - Presi­ C-1248 at McChord Field. Wash., Springfield, Mass., hotel Saturday,- publish "letters and statements dent jof the United States," Eisen­ and a C-82 at Denver were is shipped to her home in East- The young victim, James Stan-, fessor of medicine In charge of • W ashington. Blareh 24—

— "Ivtky guy • • •Hjt pmenH vso Triph RoMfiocf i THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB 12 MONTHS WRITTEN GUARANTEE Lakevrooitl, Wls., March 34—IdP) from that period"—while he was hower said it wasn't. alerted to augment haylift cargo view, N. Y. ley Leedom, a freshman at Seat-1 hematology at the university, said AgriraUnre,depaiineat oaM to­ NIOTOR^ —Sheriff Joseph Foral said to­ serving os president of Columbia Will Answer Call planes from Hamilton Field, north tie University, was one of 40 vol- they would “gladly particii>ate in day that Harold F. Chora ia> A ffonrir Oflf'* day three children missing for 40' At least six German skiers 're­ unteers participating in the proj-ithe aame experiment tomorrow.' Heating University—and was giving the " t shall respond to a call of of San Francisco. ported killed in week-end .ava­ algaed March S (ruin Ite Now YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS AT hours had been found in the wild­ magazine the same privilege. He duty, as I have said again and ect seeking better ways to pre- They said the bacteria had not York Commodity oBIce la eeo- I m not old enough «o tsik jret, but I juti cs*’/' erness of'Nicolet National foreqt In contrast to Saturday's suc­ lanches In Austrian Tyrol. Mrs. lerve whole blood. yet been identified, but they be­ added his thanks "for giving me again to tho. Injured Jan. 2 in an auto accident, Claims "Phenomenon” not grow at body temperature but STATE AID DROPS saves proud papas." , F. Dougherty at Suriitg. The tiny It dumped hay in the Rnby valley tn Stratford. Dr. Robert H. Williams, head of thrives when chilled. It produce* David Lawrence, Eisenhower said "After all, each citizen must de­ «ast of Elko. Sen. Henr,v Cabot Lodge, (R., Hartfutd, Match 44—uPy-JIhe girl was conaefouB and after treat- thst "experience in handling men cide for himself how useful he the University of Washington De- [ghock and high fever, State Welfare department today C«/f Or ^ ri/t Abir nent bfgan td ask for her family. Eight ranchers in Elko County Maas.), announces his csntlldacy partment of Medicine;—i*HT'1tHeT^Tht_project In BINGO may possibly Kb the key" to White can be. I certainly would like to have called tot air-drops to some which Leedom reported that a rednetlaa eff 411 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT THE BANTLY OIL CO. for fourth term . . . Pope Pius XII Her Sister, Cathy, and their House success. He iatimsted he be a useful citizen to my counti^ 7,000 cattle. Some 42 other cat- blood became contaminated "by took part waa atarted by the unl- oM age aeetataata aad aid ta d»* i. T. WOOD CO. STARTING AT 8 ;15 SHARP hss that experience. sounds call for application of Chris­ some phenomenon" after It has veraity nine month* ago as part of peadeat chUdiea oaoea dartSB • .(OeaHaasd ea Page Fsor) tian moral rules to public az well been refrigerated. <1 BISSEtL STBEET TEL. 449« 20 REGULAR GAMES—3 SPECIALS 331 M A IN STREET TEL 2-4SfS "It may well be that the Fres- Oaatiniieff On Page Six (OoBtinued on Faga Four) Fehruaiy reeaHed la a diup w as private life, . “ The only way w* can explain .(CoattaMg M raga S U ).. 41M44 I I

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