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Raaarvatlons tor the gmorgha- Glbbona Asssmbly, CathoUe tormsd to Insure ths sucoeas at bord o f the Ladi#a Aid Bociaty of Ladies of Columbus, will mest this Plan Tribute the testimonial, which promises to AI)OutTdwii Bm#nu#l Lutheran church, sched­ evening at 8:15 at the K. of C. bs ths Biggest Red Men event at The Weather the year. *. - uled for Saturday, February 11, home for their regular busineta Average Daily Net PrtM Run Forsgaat ot U, B. Wosthrr masting, A social hour will fol­ William achieldge ia chairman lUw. John nornoy, •<« of Mr. will cloae tomorrow. Ticket# may To Vendrillo Fur the Buatli aC Jaauary, 1980 b# secured at the church office, low and refreshments will be at the ticket committee and is as­ ra n , and-tin. Jmboo r. •n«m«y of 141 NEWS at Potterton’s and the GusUfson served by the hostess. Miss Ver­ sisted by Frank Diana, John Buck, aoool ■ g*. Jbhn otroet, wlU bo the L«nten onica gtelU, and her committee, John Carabino and William Leg­ ■pMOler BtHhe S t Jamee’o church shoe store, at the church or by Local Man Who Heads 9,839 oat suits 00 ooM toalght aa laat telephoning Mre. John Hlnrlchs, who will uae a patriotic scheme In gett. onMonday, March «. HI# name 4898. More than 2S dellcioua their decorations. State Red Men to Be Other committees am as fol­ V of tko AadH alghtt Thsarsday ctoady, wanasr. waa' arroneoualy given a# Rev. dishes and foods will be prepared. lows: Reservations, John Msguirt, I al Otrealatloaa Manchester— ‘A City of Village Charm JaOMa Tierney in an arUcto car­ Two sittings are planned, one at The Walthcr League will meet Troop program planning will be Given Dinner Mar. 11 chairman, and Paul Jones, Walter ried In laat night # Herald. five o'clock and another at aeven. this evening at 7:30 at Zion Lu­ the main theme for the Girl Scout Tedford, Albert-Bubb, Stanley •i — I— theran church. leadem’ training course at Center Olesaver, William Demera and (TW ENTY PAGES) PRICE FOUR CBNTi Mantbera of the Second Congre- church Friday evening, from 7:80 Great Sachem Salvatore Ven­ (ClaaaUted AdveHMag oa Paso IS) MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1950 Mrs. Alfred T. Howe and Mra. drillo, 07' Alton Street, who ia CamlUo Vendrillo: Publicity, Wil­ VOL. LXIX., NO. 109 gatttaal Choral Club will vote to­ The Lucy Spencer group of thele ltp 9:30. The course la open to iam Dchan, ebairrasn, and Cleve Louise Weekman of East ■ Hart­ new leaders and experienced lead­ night on the proposed by-law# of ford. Mm. Stuart J. Waaley Of 20 Second Congregational Women' state head of the Improved Order Ellington. Cari Relmer; Dinner SEALY BUTTRESSES $29.95 and up orgaalBaUon, at a ^ In e## mec^ League will meet tomorrow after­ em who have problems they would of Red Men, will be given a testi­ Academy atreet, and MIm Matilda like to have diacuaaed. Miss Eve­ and Hall, Herbert C. Johnson, Ing fbllowlng the reheareal at 8.30 ft. Brown of New York City left noon at two o'clock at the church. monial on March 11 by the local chairman, and Walter Kanehl, Irv­ Cold and Expensive Predicament at the church. All person# in- line Pentland, Instructor from the Sunday morning for a motor trip training committee, has announced Miantonomah Tribe No. 58. The ing Mills, Joseph Butler, Roy tefaated are urged to attend. to Fort Laudertale and Miami. Phelps, Francis Danoosse and Wil­ Says Reds Solved Lewis and Operators The Ward group of the South KEMP’& Inc. that the mechanics of organization, affair, which will be held at the The first three mentioned left Methodist WS(.?S wljl meet tomor­ and simple ceremonies will be liam Savino. Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta Sig­ East Hartford and they will pick Garden Grove, will also mark the FUSE BEDDING ma Chi will meet thl# evening with row evening at eight o'clock at among subjects taught and that 37th anniversary of the tribe. Entertainment and Gift, Walter up Miss Brown In New York. The the parsonage. new songs and ainglng games will Kanehl, chairman, and Walter 763 MAIN STREET TEL. 5680 i lira. Robert Midwood of 413 party plans to be away two weeks. Walter Kelly Is general chair- Parker atreet be Introduced. Kelly, Walter Gustafson, Paul Working of Bomb 'The Emblem Club will observe The Council will meet tonight at Jones, Otto Herrmann and Agree to Talk Again; Our Lady of the Most Holy past president's night tomorrow 7:45 at the home of Mrs. J. 8. I, Thomas McKinney; Program, Wil­ Roeary Mothem Circle will meet i-vcning at the Elks Home In Brown, 99 Henry street. The bud liam Savino, chairman, and Wil­ Ht the home of Mm. Bernard Walbh, Rockville. A^’ppt luck aupper at get for the year will be the main liam Bchleldge, Carl Reimer and In Shorter Time t2 Coolldge street, tomorrow eve­ 6:30 will pr^jKle the bunineas topic of the evening. All commit, William DeHan. ORDS ning. Mm. Russell Lennon will be meeting, with moat presidents oc­ teen have held their meetings and Incidentally Great Sachem Ven­ co-hostess, ‘ cupying the chairs. An entertain­ set up their plans and budgeta for May Settle Contract drillo la recovering satisfactorily Secret Uncovered Fodri of ment will f(^ W . the year to be approved by the from a major operation at the High Official Wells C. Dennison reminds the Council. Hartford hospltsL majors In th** coming Red Cross Troop news for the week Is from To Seven Years Earlier j Group A of Center church wom­ Intermediate Troop 5 which contri­ I Truman's G>al Fact# ISDOM Drive of the meeting this evening en. Mm. William Steiner, leader, Than United States | at 7:30 at his’ home. 20 Steep Hol­ buted Its profit from cookie sales Tried to Deal Russian Spies Gets Good Meal will meet tomorrow afternoon to the Polio Fund. The girls met Finding Board Wins from low Lane. from 1:30 to 4 ;30, to work on sun Thought Possible, Rob­ recently at the home of Mm. Max Agreement to Negoitla# suits for pre-school children of Olalber, leader, where the girls HALE'S erts Tells Senate For­ For Stamps In Nation Hit OOP'S migrant workers in California. watched televtslon programs. A lions; Members to Sit cake with Troop 6 written In the eign Relations Group ik" House For Sale The official board of the Church decoration waa served for refresh' Headquarters In as Observers; Opti# M r^ A double or Windsor of the Nazarene will hold Its ment. Special Assistant o f All-Time High Idiot can be lied w’ilh ap- Miss Mary Reilly, chairman of Washington, Feb. 8.—(A*) EM mistic Whole Dispute monthly . meeting tonight at 7 :30 FOR —Former Supreme Court Postmaster General proximatel.v 1.1 inches of At 11 Locust St. in the parish house. the orgenisatton committee, has Joseph P. Jlytaral of Racine, Wls„ drove hi# euio onie the Ice of nearby Lake Onmo to do #0000 lee fi#h- May Be Settled Before appointed members of the commit­ Justice Owen J. Roberts told Asked to Resign as ing. He caught two northern pike. HI# auto (right) broke through the Ice nnd came to rest with Hoover Reports 540,- nsterial. tee to certain areas of the town TiM Manebestsr Improvement senators today that Russia Result of His Activities the front wheel# on bottom of the lake. A tow truck (left) wn# celled, but It nl»o went through. A 000 Communists and Night Falls Today' Buyer To Remove It AssocIaUon will hold its monthly where they niay woik with troops solved the secret of the ■econd tow truck later pulled boUi vehicirs out. It co#t Hyterri $125 for the ■olvnge operation#' Mni.—Small pieces of kIhjw to help In registration, organiza­ From Premises meeting tomorrow evening In tion of troop committees and other atomic bomb from four to (AP wirephoto). ______Fellow Travelers in may be picked up off the Lithuanian hall, Golway street. Winter Waohington, Feb. 8 —(F)— A Wanhington, Feb. 8.—1f1 f o r C o u r t Helen McKinney. Troops 24, 9. and hundreds of thousands of dollam. Secretary of Slate Arhrson Phone 4112 IS n ciu lor V jO W X X | g. Alton Hall, Troops 22, 18, liam Schlcldge is treasurer and told him the Russians could not Private Cash to try again for agreement For oil call ill. T. W'ood- Herbert C. Johnson is secretary,/ Postmaster General Donaldaon today ruled out any new over­ 23, 2 and 8; Mrs. J. 8. Brown, make a bomb “for from seven to Affect European Aid on a coal contract through Several committees have been 10 yearn.” ■ confirmed laat night that Harold ture# to Russia on Internation­ negotiations. The new tar* Leslie OiscominI, 35, of 221 Troops 58, 32, 5, 6. and 17; Mra. Hanging a wash on cold, windy days is F. Ambrose, hla special assistant al control of atomic weapons. Paul Adams, Troop 12: Miss Mary Argnea for federal Vaioa Wants American Invest gaining sessions were set for Adams atreet, who was arrested In charge of public relations, had Including, the hydrogen supef- Reilly, Troop* 80, 20. 4. and 10. no picnic. Nor is it pleasant to consider The retired Jurist argued that been asked to resign and had done bomb. Acheson also said the 2 p. m. (s.s.t.) with UlS board yesterday by Patrolman David The Girl 8cout Leaders Ataoclg' development of the hydrogen orstoTake Up Whenp^">»«"» Likely Campaign Put Ranges, Refrigerators so Jan. 11. United Htatc# should nvold members sitting In ss observem. Galllgan on a charge of breach of tlon will meet at Center church, 4UTO GLASS the heavy ironing that follows it. Use bomb haa made it imperative that Donaldaon would not discuM the Government Aid Ends' Churth- r o what he called self reprotwh The board membera were optl- Wednesday night, February 15, Washers and All the United States lead a move to­ mstUc that the whole cool dispute the peace, has been released under when crafU will be Illustrated. MIRRORS esse In deUil, saying that it was ill and Conservatives In connerllon with ntomle NEW MODEL next washday. You’ll find ward a federal union of the A t 111 High Gear wreapons. He said this might might be settled before nightfall. 0200 bond, police said today. lantlc powem. “still under Investigation by the Paris, Feb. 8 — (O — Western Other Appliances poat office Inapectom.” Returned to Power ■ parNyzn American action In Sees Early Agreemsat Glacomlnl will be presented In thjit a holiday from drudgery is more This union would be so powerful Europe wants private American He did say he had requested the - devrioplng a strong Amerlonn David Oole, chairman of the Town Court tomorrow. economically, politically and mili­ investom to take up whers U. S. policy. TONIGHT Tk.JW .IU M COM than worth the small cost. tarily that it would be able to bait resignation after getting reports Washington, Feb. 8.—(fl*), Attlee and Churchill board, hod remarked that he be­ The local man was arreated aft- the advance of Communism, he that Ambrose had offered to act government aid tapem off toward lieved an agreement might be a complaint had been received as agent for buyem of large the end of the Marshall plan in —Senators said today the Take to Stump to Washington, Feb. 8—(J5—Rus­ reached "in two or three houm.” from a Manchester woman that he said. blocks of commenomtive stamp Public Roberta aaid "an Induatriallat 1952. British general elections this sian undercover activity in the ClayUia AmeA 14, alts down to a Lewis seld it was “ posalbts.” was pestering her with telephone issues. Trade Heavy Blows Ko0 save aad patriot” whose company sup­ In a survey of the progrena of month will have a strong in- , United States was reported today good meal after hla pareatA Mr. The operstora indlcatsd they calls, police said. Ambrose, married to a niece of the Mamhall plan at the half-way and Mia flaylon Ante#, Hr,, weM wem Isos optimistic. Setback Party plied materials to the Manhattan Senator O’Mahoney (D.. Wyo.» , ... .L,_.____ . . . . . I fluence on how much monej l London, Feb. 8— -Laborite at an all-time high. 6 ■ ■ ■ a « Project in development of the charged with mlstrcntmeiit at n The board's proposal cams aftar was said to have entered the Post yesterday discussed their needs Congress will approve for Eu- i Prime Minister Attlee and Ctonser- The report came from a lawmak­ a somewhat stormy hour and a Advsrtlsemsnt— t in k e r HALI.— 8 O’clock atomic bomb told him In the spring yesterday minor at Butler, Fa District „ ------, ------I New and Used Office department's Information for the final two yearn of the aid rope'8 recovery. They said vatlve Chief Winston CThurchIU put er familiar with evidence on the Attorney Clyde Shumaker aald half of hearings during Which of 1947 that Russia would have the section in 1933, when the senator the campaign for the Feb. 23 elec­ Lewis once csTled Oosl Man See RAYMOND B. GORMAN I Home Economics Com. atomic bomb by 1950. President ;am. Private Investment ta that if Wjnaton Churchill and Klaus Fuchs case which FBI Di­ the boy. wa# left alone to take Homes o f iiin waa the firat asalatant postmaat^r." heeded^^to keep their economies tion into high gear today, taking George H. Love “a liar by tha for Auto Liability Insurance, 42 | Mancheeter Orango llU i Osntei St Phone OSM ■ Ttuman announced laet fall that his Conservatives return to the stump to trade heavy blows. rector J. Edgar Hoover baa been earn of a 7S-nere farm while Ms clock.” The special asalstant’s Job stable a ft^ U . 8. aid stop#, the re­ parenin moved to the elty to take Brookfield street, phone 4871. Sloi* Pronta, Ptetare FramI thore bad been no atomic explosion brose held until recently pays power Congress will be leas likely Attlee, sounding the mllylng placing before Congress. Love is chief spokeaman tor Cash Prizes! Door Prises! Eat# * Outstanding Values * port said. "l to make a heavy cut in Marahall JnbA OffleUls said the boy ate Venetian minde la Russia. $10,000 a year. The report eMimatu these coun­ cry of "fair sharea," credited hi# Hoover, seeking enough funds northern and western cool opera- Contribntien 80 Cents Pamltaia Tope Rohsrts aald Us friend told him: Mm. O’Mahoney told ne^^men tries will need rrom'34,700,000,000 plan spending, but If the Labor party with achieving for Britain eatsup eandwtcbcA torA la varioaa aecUnaa ot MAN- “Everybody knowa the acientiflc government wins out the cut may for at least 300 more G-Men, waa CHmtTKR. offered by JAB- last night that Ambrose ha^ gone to $5,000,000,000 during toe final "greater progress to recovery" •aid to have told a Senate Appro­ Lewis hurled the "liar” charge ia princlplM Involved. We are count­ to the senator and reported being two-year period to can'jrout their be drastic. than any other war-stricken na­ taking exception to Love's dtscrip* VIS. Voa sapply aa arlth Senator Smith (R., N. J.), priations subcommittee there are ing on Russia's lack of shglneertim “In a Jam:" O’Mahoney'a advice, olans. This compares with $8,287.- tion. Churchill thundered that the IVT n P l J i I a S Uoa of tha-ImUin. tha union leadar’k liadiFa, bargain-bargaln- Table Pads paar oeeda, wo*U aapply voo ■hill aad Industrial know-how,.3Kfi 540,000. GomnumlaU and IsUow. arlth ths hsais yoa d ^ ia , [ffhe said, waa to tpU tha full story iK>0,000 already given '—by ths U.-4B.I riW tort* S M ro p ^ C ihai^lhg into travslsn in thia. eoiintry, 54,000 of £ I Q 1 ) 1 5 $ 1 Ing tactics during the sight montiia a ^ ia anar,.:....r>BotroalMit:taa. TMffSiaiihn. than quit tor oi0'iimTW»*yiBam oftheplsn. larrpr^r^toW a reporUr t^m the campaign behind b a smoke ‘ contract dispute. L T. WOOD CO. Seek PTian JARVIS ead Ta RuMSi^ caa do with taclpiical aid ___.wa !• no «foubt a Conservatlvs vie- them card-earrylng party mem­ There had reports that Plaii ProvM Saeoeasful screen of lies. bers. Culled From (/F) Wires Once the agreement on new bar­ n BESSELL STREET PHONE 4496 ShaU Flad aad Be Happy. from Garmoaa and caariu.” tcry would “make It much eaoier' gaining waa reached, Cbla told re­ postal official had promised a 50 Robert Marjolin, necreUry-gen- to gut congressional approval of Begins 1,000-Mile Tour He also is underatooil to have Roberta oaid thU man insleted per cent profit in 90 days to Inves eral of the Organisation for Euro- porters hs wasn't going to toll ha could complete an atomic bomb the third-year program. Attlee, with his wife at the said that Fuchs, the British scient­ Jarvis Realty tom in eastern cities who went in peim E con om ic Cooperation wheel of a modest automobile, be­ Old.question of whether Holly­ them where the sessions would ha plant la two yaam himself “with (OEEC), said In a news conference The reaadn, he said, la that Con­ ist is now under arrest In London wood should suffer for acUons of held because "I feel better pro­ on a schema to buy and sell spe­ gress would have more confidence gan a 1,000-mlie tour of Britain to tor passing atomic secreta to Rus­ no outside aid and no Inside know- cial stamp Issues. yesterday the fimt two yearn of bring his cose to the votem. He some of its stars arises in contro­ gress will he made If the parttea TIR E Stm>Uc Company N e w , I n d i In the British government's eco­ sia, hod many opportunities to are not disturbed.” 64 the Marshall plan had proved •■un­ versy over Ingrid Bergman-Rob- Maachestet. Onaa. Officials said close to $400,000 nomic and social welfare policies made his first speech of the tour carry out his operations hem. •Tfeed Not Be Alarmed” was Invested on the basis of that reservedly successful.” before 1,200 persons in the town erto RoRseltIni film ‘‘Stromboir." To Give Frogtess Report 054 Ceatet Street Robtrts said he was ao im­ He asserted ihat Europe can under ChurchtlL Fuchs comes up for trial Friday, . , . . President Elpidio QulrinU*of Toor Sfrtef Nsmber • PIm m - Namo promise. While early investom re­ hall of Indiutrial Watford, on the Oole added that he would give MANCHESTER TeL 41IX, 7270 or pressed he took the friend to a pridefully say It haa made good Smith said many members of charged with two violations of the Philippines republic leaves Bon newsmen a progress report at $ With Baterprtse 9300 portedly got their promised prof­ Congress do not agree with the fringe of London's suburbs. He Asbestos cabinet oWcer. And he added: its, othera were left with losses of use of Americarv aid so far, with then spoke at Wolverton. official secreta act Officials here Francisco aboard special plane for p. m. (e. s. t ) tonight. $2.95 That cabinet officer. after In- the exception of Greece and west- I Labor government’s nationalization say these Involve two specific leaks RECAPS • REPAIRS * NEW * USED * •■•■amaaaao over $200,000 when the scheme Churchill began a swing around Manila. . . . Moscow radio, com­ ‘"We hope to have some news for Top i c t o r qnlry In official circles, told us we ern Germany which have needed of industrlea and its. economic and of atomic information to Russia— menting on President Truman's you at that time,” he said. R C A V the kingdom with a speech at PUBLIC M ARKET And Cp social policies, _ ^ • Mrs. O’Mahoney aald Ambrose extra sums to keep them going Cardiff, Walcfl, once a rironghold once hem in 1945 and the other In decision to make hydrogen super Unless the parties ask mort Una Custom Made, Guaranteed j (Onatfaned na Page Two) < MarjoUn predicted that western "It the Labor government re­ 650 MAIN STREET 6.D0 X 16 Recap On Your Own C^ing $4.95 The Star of the Television Screen “didn’t make a dime,” to her of the Liberal party but taken by Britain In 1947. bomb, says U. 8. Is following “ the at the close of to d s/a sosslonA ha To Fit Your Table Europe will be paying for three- turns to power with its some poli­ The German-bom, 38-year-old path pursued by varfquished said, the Board of Inqiiiry wlU ta- Guaranteed Used T ires ...... 49c and up knowledge, out of the dealings cies,” he said, "it will be like pull­ Labor in 1945. Th? Conservative C d tA O tt-m which resulted in his ouster from fourths of its American imports leader then was to go on to Taun­ scientist came to this country In Nazis.” sume public hearings tomorrow. Phone 7691 Today with ila own exporta and servlcea ing teeth to get money for Eu­ 1943 aa s member of a top British Boston police center their search When the board proposed the Seal Covers for All Makes o f Cars $ 3 .9 5 up the Post Office department. rope." ton to speak in aupport of the con, No extra charge to hove oor Officials said they understood by 1952. servative candidate for the house atomic team. He remained in the for $1,500,006 Brink'# robber# in fresh bargaining, Harry Moma Special Wednesday Money-Savers AT B. D. PEARL’S Others agreed. Senator Ferguson United States until 1948. hajigout# of “local punks" . . mpressntlng United States Steel ii.ii.li come to year home.. Ambrose used post office station­ of commons. (R-Micb), a member of the Senate U. S. Navy flotilla will show flog ery, but they said no government Makes Ripping Altack Would Extradite Fuchs Corporation's coal mins intsrestA Flashes! Appropriations committee, said s In oil-rich Hsudl Arabia at end of said he wished to state for the funds were Involved In any way. Attlee'a defense of his Labor Bsnstor Farguson (R-Mich) dis­ OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY CAMPBELL (Late BoUetlas of the (F) Wire) Jury Acquits Conservative vlcto^ would ease Febniary, says Navy headquartem ( record that he felt any hope of a VesrISbrI No charges have been filed, they the pre^ures against the EiCA pro­ regime, in power since 1945, was a closed last night that he ta asking In London .... British Labor gov- quick agreement was opUmio- Only added. gram. folksy, man-to-mao approach Attorney General McGrath to try eninient publicly rebukes new | tlr.” A V t a s m v t Y Reporters trying to reach Am- Carol Paightl “The real problem now la to get which reminded liatenem of Pmil- to extradite Fuchs from Britain antl-Laborlte government of Aus­ Lewis growltd that ths cp**^ • . . It's Nqtional Frankfurt and 01 Flee Dormitory Fire brose found that his telephone those countries to drop their trade dent Truman's 1948 campaign. tor trial before on American court. rl6 r0 are the New 29 BISSELL STREET TEL. 5167 Ambemt. Maan.. Feb. S—vr>— - ♦! tralia for de-rationIng gasoline land tors wanted no agreement, hm number Is not listed, and • there barriem and find a market for Churchill, on the other hand, He „ „ said ,such a procedure would risking more outgo from sterling preferred government action to '349i* Stoty-nw. wUegs pien at «P «rts It had been mmoved their goods,” he said. made a ripping.’tearing attack on provide the "best deterrent'" to Sauerkraut Week vanity of Mensarhasettn were to-i. w.— ... area's common pool of dollarA from the phone book after his wrtfe Stamford Girl Plans I Chairman Connally (D-Tex) of the Labor party's political morals atomic espionage In the United (Uenilnuod on Pago Two) M ’i 'u i c l e . day’a campna aatboritten on how Blanket of activity ahrouds was besieged by calls from in­ T o R e t u r n t o C o l l e g e the senate Foreign Relations com- and its theory of government. BUtes. stock market as Federal govern­ |t.50 Exeba eoM It wen today after fleeing a vestors seeking their money. mittee also said he believes the In a slashing, gloves-off speech, FRANKFURTS Grote & Weigel donnitery Are In aero tempera- ment aoeks to end coal atrike. Cold Rubber Tax After Taking Rest | BritUh election «Feb. 23 may have Churchill denounced the Laborites Boy Hcouts in past year . have Armour’s Star torea before breaktoet. Bonelng an Influence on the recovery plan. as aping Nazla and Communists picked up 300,000 new members, Your Choice Offloer Herbert Randolph net and proceeding on the theory that Green Raps Handy Brightwood KITCHEN In»tallatlaa ; Bulletin! The administration has asked Frigid Blasr greatest gain In thrlr 40-yesr his­ Extra* damage at $7JMH> after flaroca Reds Delaying (Congress for $3,100i000,0(X) to car­ “If an untruth Is told often enough tory .. .Yugoslavia reshuffles her Old Homestead damaged a temporary woodea dor- Bridgeport, Feb. S—(iP)— ry the ptogmm through the com­ and widely enough it becomes os Communist production bosses and Labor Law Lb. 5 3 c You finvo boon ndtory In Oommonwrenlth circle. Acquitted by a Jury in the good as the truth." PLANNING SERVICE ♦ • • ■ ing year. A large share of this Hits Sector abolishes two major industries In Reading A bout ' / Trucks Again mercy sleyliig of her ceocer- would go to Britain. He accused the Laborites of try­ brood move to Incmaae industrial KlUed by Bayonet Thrust • III fatker. Carol Aae Palght's ing to create a false Impression Hero’s a ao*. Wnshington. Feb. S ^ J V - A But cjonnally said yesterday that output and boost foreign trnde. Says CorI Miners Prob­ Down thoaghte turned' today to re­ ECA Chief Paul Hoffman had in­ that the Conservative party be­ House Appropriations commit Tasty, Mellow, White Sauerkraut SOth btrthdny for n mother of two Stiffening Gild Temper­ .eattihleplacaaf New Stonns Brewing laxation—aad romance. He- dicated he might be wilUng to take lieves "empty bellies are the one tee rscommrnda 10 per cent cut in ably Will Disobey Any ■May pncdesl asas. PrisaatOy a ended early today when she WM porta of a poaotble romaeoe a cut below this figure. He didn't thing that will make Brltonf atures Felt All Over emergency funds- for Atomic En­ 2 4 killed by a Japanese bayonet between the 21-year-old blonde work." Court Injunction Now 2 L b 8 . 1 9 c nalsdas ssi tor sdsarilf Msdiaa thrust through n bathroom door For Berlin's Troubled indicate how much. ergy commission and Veterans ad­ pregfoas, h esa ftw hs ased •• • ead a fellow college oeeior, Connally has said ECA ahotild be Soldlem Never Sent New England Today ministration.. . Beautiful old Psl- M oiths by her hnsband. The victim, Mrs. The 75-year-old wartime British hi-chair. Chair todn lasMoriy ia Trade With West Robert AadonoA U , ot the cut down to about $2,775,000,000 plng and nine other Chinese cltllia Miami Beach, FIa , Feb. 8 .-^ 0 Biaytrias Ramey, died with ^ Bronx. N. T „ cropped up dur­ leader accused the Laborites' of SUPREME QUALITY, MACHINE SLICED, LEAN pUcs ea labto, whosa To Pay head cradled la the lap of a girl this year. And Chairman Mo- . By The Associated Press with populations running Into —Wllilam Green, president o f the Berlin, Feb. 8—(P)—New storms ing Ann’s trial. HHiy were Kellar (D-Tenn) of the Senate spreading a story that he sent A blast of frigid air from the many millions are warned to ex­ Amtrlcan Feyeration .t a b w , friend while her hnahaad. Fred­ Mnflrmed today by Carol troops to shoot striking Welsh coal erick RMidolph Ramey, 22, lay were bnwing today for Berlin' Appropriatlona committee is plug- Icy Hudson bay slid down ovsr pect Natlann''#t bombef# in ta - says coal miners prohahly vra BOILED HAM /rLb 4?c troubled trade with the west aa Ana’s mother, Mi a Carl ging tor a 25 per cent cut in the mlnem when he -was home secre­ New England'today, bringing stiff­ medlate future. disobey any court Injunction t>* w«eplng oa the Hvlag room floor Falght, at their Stamford tary In 1910. He said he used only of their apartmeat. A murder minor delays again held up trucks ECA budget request. ening cold temperatures. At one sued under the Taft-HarUey law The OrgantaaUon for European unarmed policemen and'soldlem jnilTE, FRESHLY SLICED KRAFT • • aTIm J I charge has been preferred against on the Soviet tone frontier at HomA spot It was 20 degrees below zero. to end the mine strike. . ^ _ Helmstedt Economic cooperaUon—represent- never were sent.' Most of the rest of the nation Green, one-time aide to J o h a ^ Rnmey. "An extraordinary propaganda A YEAR U By II A.m. a back-log of 70 Bridgeport, Fsb. 8—(ff)—Carol Ing the Marshall plan countries— was having mild weather. Bank Robbers U w is in the United Mine Woih- Aim Plight, acquitted in the announced loot n l^ t that wMtem of falsehood has been somad in all AMERICAN EXTRA SERVKE Plead OuUty of Spying trucks was piled up, waiting to The frosty breath from the cold ers union, told reporters: gsesedn {StetUn) Polaad, Feb.| mwceed to mrllh, while another mercy slaying of her cancer-1 Furope will need from $4,700,000.- direction# by the Soclslint govern­ northern waters shrank the mer­ "In the event no settlement w ment.” Churchill said, "about the for 4ko Avoray Ufiorl i 8—(P>—Throe Pnlee pleaded guilty 70 awaited clearance westward. doom'ed father, planned today tolooo to $5,000,000,000 in the next cury almost Into hiding at Old C;et $120,000 reached In the mining controveray Hwe h yno eppottiiMir w andns One leek at Nio m big, 145-square.inch Eye .WMnem' return to college os soon os she two yeom to bold the line against CHEESE u 45c in a regtoani MlUtaijr eoort today The Russians allowed eight to Town, Mniu*, where the -26 was and an Injunction U issued, I ■ad. win dn mw ■iwrlt ‘‘COLO 10 trucks an hour through in each rests up from the ordeal of her | communism' (OontlBaed oa Page Five) aUBBSa" dm hsadwli OionL to^ ' pichiret—and you’ll m o why RCA Viclar television if to op^g tor Fiaaoe. The do- recordad. 1 . . . I very much that the court fradantr who eoafeoaed are amoag direction yeoterday, but this morn­ trial. At Lsbonon, N. H., and Montpel- Two Men Catch J a n l tn p action win result in reaumptiea of FRESH, LEAN, NATIVE #l#f gchno end odor sMgi- ' America’s No. 1 faveHte. ing they cut the rate to alx or The ai-yeor-old blonds, who dMi how tool MlUng yon a I rha I4 *-k Thfcia^™^ olx Pdlm aad twa Freachmea Isr, VL, the situation wasn’t much mining activity. May we help yon plan the kitchen you want— oovon. to enlarge on •oo’Tlay* This exciting eornole . . . priced at o wonderful new charged with attemptlag ta nther better: 22 below zero. Outside and Force Him 1 don't want We have Yoangatown steel sinks and cabinets, fM ” isal> T & to a - -N ot Too InuHMrtaat” that. But knowing the miners aa SPARERIBS RCA Vkter low.. .thowt you bright, door, hdtad in fww nURtafy taformatlea tor Fraaoe. ^,^^rS-«'^\M inister Criticizes Stand Nip of Sharp Weather dnik hsw t# I •o a praedcal labls sst f o t dia Charles A. Dlx, U. 8. transport parents. [ To Let Them Enter! 1 do. I feel Justified In saying It” in Hs Mri.g'k Morgan and Gregg wood eabincts. Phone ns for Tboy a n ZMgnlew Blaastein, Kasl- chief In Borlin, aald such varla* Upstate New York got a nip of uowias child as it eaa ha waai taloviiion.lt has oil the most odvonetKi RCA Victor features mion Bachtaa aad Stetaa PMacM. She- spent her flmt night at ] Notes Fines PaM OUR OWN. FRESH HOME MADE -ihkh^txMOitu^araiwifni I sithar aa a dioaar lahlt or fag piaB Uons were “not too important." home In nearby Stamford since sharp wehther with 17 bslow at i> htt* far ym NOW—a, dn* «s CM an early appointment. Evenings for your con­ including o pioca to plug in a record piuyor# like the The three toM the crowded coart In Defense o f Hard Pews Glen Falls and 16 below at Albany. Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 8—(/P)—Two Green noted that lowla paw Gaasd taU caa ha l l ■ ^lyell He said he was more concerned she shot her father. Police Sergt. men, at least one of them armed, $1,410,000 In fines last year tor drHnt w TODAYl venience If neceaoary. new RCA Vktor 45 rpm ottochment that plays the thrilling, they had foOewed tastraetieae at about aevore Soviet iMtrictiona on Tho Albany reading equaled the naaity.Tablaaisocaa . ' A a d n Blmoa Rahlaean, M-yeor- Carl Psigbt, last Sept $8 as he early today robbed the Bank of disobeying a shnllar Taft-Hortlsy the claaaoa of gooda permitted to slept in Stamford hospital. record for the date, set in 1984. SAUSAGE MEAT Polly C#v#r#d By distortion-free 7-indi records. See it tadoyl A C aid former Fieaeh aamatmr seen- Dayton, O., Feb. 8—(F) — The^ All our fathem have been At Boston, the coldest day In Douglas in d-iwntown Phoenix of Injunction. hlt*dhri^fawBdwr crosa through their lone. $120,000 cash. Green's comment yeatarday . Wry who Monday esaf ssasd to spy- For more than a month the Rus- way of the transgressor should be churchmen 1900 yearn or so, two wintem ssnt tho thermometer TASTY, LEAN ¥kiu m CwBiKtl ahoa laadias » a , lag ”heeaaae 1 Bked tha Joh.” *Y>b God,” the attracUve six- ‘And to svery new suggestion City police said the can caught came in connection with a new • • • slona have flatly refuaed to clear foot gin sobbsd as aha broks down hard, not the seats of the rellgloue, to six degrees. New York had 15. blast b y , the AFL’s ExecoUva SbCMMB rA At MIMMIB iBIlili cUld. Sslacnd North* export! of ferroua and nan-ferrous They answered no'.” Providence, R. I., seven and Hart the Janitor outside the bank about (■d dwRkBky Amb iImb w rc* I s n Hard MspU ood Bhoold Wateh Tramp Steaassn at the Teidtct She waa near com- a Dayton minister commented to­ Blight Dose In Oemforteble Seats 0 a. m., forced him to let them into, council------— nt — the -T-H - low. ; The . O .. M - scrap motala from west Berlin. nlete rnlianes ’ ford, Oonn., five. •tardy coostracitoa WaaMagtoA Feb. S— aUBSBH” iipM-TOOAY! ahoaM begbi pertoettag dsfeaaas aaid it was not tho smuggling but might dose in comfortable seats. Dec. 27, 1948. It was the same agalaR ddivary af atoarie haaehs which bothered the Russians but 'This ia no preoedsnt for a] dist church, criUclaed a stand Wise was forced to open ths j to repeal It. S$4HMAIMSK mercy killing. In my opinion. faito haihora - by traaw ' eteamarA the acute shortage.of metala in token by Ohio pas tom lost week was the coldest itoce that date. safe. The robbem then locked the The AFL'a ^ R A NGES o. 39e U n y odd thia la a real threat aad their none. He said the case was triad sola- at their annual convention. They the seats but tbs sermon.” Pennsylvania's coldest spot, employee In a room tad le ft j made clear t ^ uw. ly on tho laraa of whetbsr OaroT m ”shonld be leaked late aeea." - Dig iMaclosed today that tha vMad, 47 to 87 per cent, tor bard Roferrlng to the hard-pew advo- however, eras at Fleetvtlle, where Bonk offldala esUmatad the man try to make U Taft-Hw W, QUARTERS, LAND O’ LAKES Rusthms' also, have tMuftaA. to at tha ■ tlma o f . ths| pewA Tbres per eent were unde­ eatsA he commented: taeaped with $120,000 In Mils of j a major campaign issue agaw i KBNDFs B. D . PEARL’ S ■hbofM. ' ,■ * ' "They are the voices of tradition It was -10. Treasary Balaiiee west BarUn's aJ^ort af dn . cided. Hero are some other represen' various denominatlonA I yenr. i C A L L 4 1 4 9 iB tain typaa of alectrlcal equipment m u a h m Na Oommam* •rWhy la it.” asked Dr. Thomas, and of mere thaory,” PoUcs bad only vague descrip-1 Conceding there w e w w CAMPBELL APPUANC*: AND FURNlttfllE CENTRE *T have Installad 100 rounded tative temparatures throughout ER »,73c Waohington, Folk S - m — The nnd flna opUcA ______State's 'Attorney Lorln W. Wil­ "that so many church psopls, aa the rest o f the country: 51 at Uons of the men. One was 82-%]Uttis ehanca to 8«* lis dscUnad to aes newsmen. Ha aocB as aomsthing ia comfortaUa plywood, oir-cuahioa and leather Open 7 A . M. to 5 P. Mn M on W Tlnoagh Friday |MlUon o f thp Treaauiy February I Oeatmeln ARsclaa opera chairs In a new addition... Denver; 42 at Kannss O ty; 85 at yearn old and the other 25-JW yaars | ^^^oeuaeU Sd:^******* AUTO SUPPLY B aby-Land "After a week or ao ot delay, sent out word that hs had no com­ ar has some fun in it, begin imme- 80 at Chicago;'68 at old. Indnding Wednaedsy AftenMon ^ e S e O ^ W ment, ' ' ily to thipk such must bs Irrs- now that wa have had them for "Labor RMrefors Bimsa St. I M . I ie i • '.'V . . - ' :■ ■ , • Net budget reoelptA $108,145,- exportars may get a Russian par- Xtlanto: 91 St Miami and New Police said It waa not known how I 76S M i^ Street mlt tor such goods to move west, The Jury daUberatod tour more than a year, the msM of our tbs man left the scene but vi«re| All Day Wednetday (Nmb Tin Noon on SatMday <49 u L w M E B t t e l . 7590 6$«.0l; ca w balanicA $4,971,53A- people wish they had w ch through­ for but meanwhile contracts are s no wonder many modem ta BfgnXka) believed to have had a car. O80A1: Cqatam a. roealpts (OaaHnwd ea XW). youth are quoting; out-thS'whole aaqctaary.” m au»ttw $8,53M f^ tnrawn Into confuskm,” Dix said. MAKCHV8TER eVENINO HERALD. MANCTOSTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1960 ' .1'A 4Y • W i4 4i«m * 'wW*'«A FAOfi TBEBI on ths matter a month ago at town now haa a total bonded debt pleted will cost another mill ’The Says Reds Solved T New Schedule which time a rontiiiuanca w*s Costs As Set of fl,g84,000 with IMS,000 more present $1,740,000 proposala niU Italian-Amertcanlan-Amerlcan FrtendahlpFitendahi; Club SUU, Robort K Allen; How to D. A . Laird; Whare to Ski, Joan The Oardlnal’a Story, S. K. Swift; atkad ao that additional surveys for the town water department, or cost one mill to build and another EASTWOOD on Kingsbury evenue. Robort New Books Listed Make Braided Rugs, Dorothy Alt- and'Davld Landman; Aapirfn Ago, Tha Peabody Slaters of Salem, Mrs. Baseball Pictnrei t lA L N O TICE and Sguraa might be aubmitUd. R o c k v ille Polio Total a total ^munlatpal ancumbraaca of mill to operate. Workiug of Bomb O. DeHavUsad Ueeeae Islt JordanIon Is chairman In charge and peter; Home Sweet Zoo, Clare 1919-1941, Isabel Leighton, editor; L. H. Tharp; Masterpieces of 12,770,000. O f the bonda IISO.OOO Women In the Old TesUment, No­ Sculpture, U. 8. National Gallery JinauT SO, lOSO On Water Rale Oppoaitlon claimed that the By W addell StlU to come are the high school Beat, out Pat O’ Brtoa tickets are now la th e hands of the At Cheney Library Bamea; Modem Arms and FreS At B*A Meeting proposed rates ware too high. remalna for veterans’ housing and and older school modemixation "Daaceaeaa conunlttee. Further details In re­ Men, Vannevar Bush; Rojral High­ rth LofU; Rayon Looms and of Art; How to Make Money at MS.OOO remalna on old school In Shorter Time «The Belle,*" rtefeaelea" Hits $14,000 Weaving, H.'R. Maueraberger and home, I. 8. Webster; The Wind Is . P an o u it to tlic provi* There wae no objection to meter pVograma, and It w ill probably I ■ ■ gard to the event wrlU be announced way (EU Camlno Real), EMwdn inataUatlon. building apart from tba recently Baaear Isi*ei4er Oeaetal" Fete Bertelli shortly. Corle; My Faith Looka Up, R. U H. B. Reed; Modem Publicity, Free, F. A. Wightman; Outline of Moving picture on U ttl* Leegne af Strtion 7239 of the Proposals Submitted at Explains Debt,- Bonds, take two mlUa of taxation to carry la Cater The following new books have This morning in Hartford as floated ll.MO.OOO Umims for the Ol- thia construction plus another two Con tinned rn»nl Page One Beseat Toslght been received at Mary Cheney Li­ Dick; Road. Ahead, J. T. Flynn; 1949, F. A. Mercet and Charlea Engllah Painting, R. H. WllenakI; Baseball were shown at the {>1040 RovWon of the Con* Rosner; Vermont Story, Earle The Wooden Horse, E. E. WII- Hearing Within 10 P« tha caaa wraa resumed, the water And Town's Outlook cott and Princeton atreet aohooia. mills for operation—eight mllla in Tonight, at tha Senior L«ague Drive Officially Gosed brary; Niagara Country, L. 8. Graham; monthly meeting of the Britlah ItceUeat Gcaenl SUtstoo, Here Tomght games in the Rockville Recreation Newton; Prairie Schooner De­ llama; Lincoln Finds a General, K. C of Town-Owned Fees ceenpany aubmlttad a naw set of At Public Hearing Income from tha water depart­ total. need not be alarmed; that the Rus­ But Gifts Continue In Fiction. RogiM’a March. Mar- South Pacific, Oscar Hammersteln; American Club last night Rao i^OotlM Jb horeby giTen that proposals, said to be only tome 10 ment is supposed to cars for re­ sians could not make a bomb for Board Baaketball League, a collec­ Istan Chapman; The Unrelenting, From Cave Painting to Comic tours, Mrs. I. D. Paden; Human P. Williams.. D ila to r John Falkovrakl and hla per cent at variance with the ex­ tirement of water bonds. Taxation from seven to 10 years. tion wrlU t>e taken for the March Mrs. C. W. Dodge; Parasites, Strip, L. T. Rogben; Robert E. Lee, Nature of Playwritlng, Samson aasisUnt, Mike Saveriefc, r u tta ,a l artidea left for repair at Heartna on the Manchester Wa­ General Manager George Wad­ of Dimes fund. Director Dick To Come to Treasurer perience of water users at tlie retirsa the rest. "The hydrogen bomb only makes Football SUU: Guest of Daphne Du Maurler; GenUan Hill, Reader, 8. F. Horn; Berlin Com­ Raphaelson; Radian Heating, R. Beat Singer twenty minute sound film iM iet- : the DaweX'Rkhauui Com* ter Company’s rate and meter dell told a public bearing held to Lewis, Operators Graf wrlll be In charge. A t 7 p. m. south end of town where the On the basis of this current the problem (of Atlantic union) Elizabeth Qoudge; Cordelia, Win­ mand, Frank Howley; Complete W. Shoemaker. tng the life Story of baaebaU tor jr, 707 Main Street, chaapeover was recessed at noon discuss Manchester's school build­ St. Bernard's Qub; the Ameritan Legion team plays Belated returns have pushed the K town-o\vned water- company oper­ grand list, the borrowing limit of more urgent,” he said. ston Graham; The Living, Henry Canasta, Oswald Jacoby; Fifth One Hundred Years of Hart­ Audoban says that the song of boys. The film la tha property at today after a momina session had ing program last night at high the V. F. W. team while In the kdeeter, Connecticut, ates. the town is 14,141,000. This is set Will Talk Agaiu; The jurist said diplomats liave Many Are Invited local polio drive total * to the Green; Women on the Wall. Wal­ Pitcher Book, Mrs. M. E. W. ford’s Oourant, J. E. Siillth; More the mocking bird ia far superior the East Bide Rec and Falkowakl produced for the examination of school hall that the entire under­ by law, and the town may not ex­ second game the Indiana play the Painting Patterns for Home Deco­ to that of the nightingale. Its song aald hlii department would ge gUd prior to Aufuot 22. 1949 Discussion was due to be re­ told him that if Russia pulla out $14,000 mark, Treasurer George lace Stegner; Red a o a k Flying, Kamm; Promise and E\ilfilment, the Public UUlities Commission, a taking may cost eight mills on the ceed It except by special act. From Spartans. rators, Mrs. R. W. Spear; Sweden, ia not mere Imitation, but ia com' to show it for other groups bi wffl ha aoM at private sale sumed on the rates late this after­ May Settle Row of the United Nations "half the Frost announced this morning. Margaret Widdemer. Arthur Koestler. revised proposed set o f rates. basis of the current grand list. this total Is to be deducted the Rockville, Feb, 8 — (Special)— A benefit basketball game for Model for World, Hudson Strode; position and creation. town. at the office of Attome3^ Original discussion was neid noon. other nations will pull out” and the March of Dimes will be held Although ths l6-day drive closed Non 'Fiction: Our Sovereign Strategy of Handling Children, His estimate came after he had amount of ll.8S4.000 now munici­ remain in a neutral poaition. AngeUc Bertelli, whC made foart- Charles S. House, 923 Mam explained the town's financial sit­ pally borrowed, leaving a margin ball hletory for Notre Dome In 1642 this evening at 8 o’clock at the a week ago the total has continued (tkwtiBued fr"fiREEN Brook, the male members of the ceived In the next three or four drive by workers In Department 33 of the year to invest in Keith furni­ the same time building up a re­ 4 Mr. Lewla’ thinking Is wrong." hybrogSn bomb may have wiped ^^■P1ANDL,-:.BAN□ CYO and of the newly formed weeks. at the Pratt A Whitney Aircraft ture. Shop tomorrow and see hun­ serve. This no\v amounts to $260,- When the hearinge began, Love Club '65, also the 1946 footbaU plant where hia father worka 280.26 and 1180,000 more will be was the flrat man questioned. out time.” team of the Rockville High school dreds of markdown tags throiiffhOtlt Roberts presented his prepared They aent Fred the money to give added to thle fund thia year to Cole asked whether Lewie ever with Coach Theodore Ventura to our 4 floors! $ statement as president of the A t­ Distribute Boxes to either the Hartford or Manchea- 132-50 make a total reserve of 8800,280.26 attend tonight’s meeting. had presented any speeifle con­ lantic Union committee, an organ­ ter drivea. Fred immediately pre by next Auguet. This fund may be tract demands to the mine oper­ Valentine Party sented it to Mrs. Alice Perry of ators. ization which has been waging a the Manchester committee. . Terms If DOsIrcd expended if needed, but only for strong campaign for a union of the The Romaco club will hold a For Heart Drive Liberal AUowince For capital projects like schools and Love said he was informed by Atlantic democracies. meeting thia evening at 8 o’clock permanent public works. It cannot Cyrus 8. Ching (Federsl mediation at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Earl Your Proeent hlgehino be used for current operations of chief) that "it waa the union bar­ Beebe of 130 Union street This Dtatrlbutlon o f 200 "heart box- Jane Cowl Coining the town. gaining technique to say that wlU be a Valentine party and Mr. ’• for the coUifctlon of Heart and Mrs. George Apel wUl be as- I f the town floats another $!,• ‘You men own the mines, I have Drive funds here will be complet­ it Round Bobbin siatlng hosts. To Astor Theater 740,000 bond issue at an expected the men In the palm o f my hands ed by Saturday,'Drive Chairman —what do you bid'.” Legion Auxiliary it Non-Glare Light rate of 1'4 per cent for 20 years, NOW PLAYINO The Legion Auxiliary wlU meet Russell J. Paul announced today. CsUe Love U ar He and Honorary Chairman Dr. the interest cost will be $274,000 this evening at 7:30 o’clock at the One of the acknowledged first Lewis jumped up and leveled off Jacob H. Segal have been active 4 Dialed Tension additional. Amortlaed over a 20 G. A. R. hall. This wdU ba fol­ ladles of the American theater will at Love across the table; In arranging the details of the year period, repayment would have 'Th at’a an infamous and delib­ lowed by a public Valentine gro­ make her flrat appearance In Hart­ H Sows Rackward and to be made at a rate of $110,700 cery social at 8:15 p. m. The Aux­ campaign, assisted by a group of erate lie. I said we represented committees served by Interested annually, a sum that 1^ takes a iliary wUl be represented at the ford in fifteen years when Miss Forward the men. I say to you George townspeople. one-miU tax to raise on the cur­ National Security dinner In New •Jane Cowl comes to the sUge of It Sturdy Walnut Cabinet Love, you’re a liar by the clock.”. Haven on Saturday by the presi­ Boy ScouU are co-operating the Astor theater In East Hartford rent grand list. Cole tried to interrupt. Love with the Heart Drive In the diatrl In addition, there is the state dent, Miss Ann M lffltt *"<1 O'* sec­ for a five-day engagement begin­ proteated: " I don't wrant to go in­ button o f the heart boxes whiph ning next Tuesday evening, Feb­ It 8-Leeson Sewing aid consideration, of which no retary, Mrs. Anna M A Pfunder. to personalities, Mr. Cole.” will be placed In mercantile eatab- ruary 14. Miss Cowl’s vehicle will Course definite word has as yet been re­ Ubrary Report “ Why not?" Lewis shouted. llshmenta here. There wdU be no be St. John Ervine’a famous come­ Alexander-Smith ceived. Roughly, the state grant "W hy not?” The Rockville Public Ubrary door-to-door * solicitation: coniri- dy, "The First Mrs Fraser" which it Singer Guarantee will cover one-third o f the new Cole restored calm and th4 hear­ reporU that there waa «> In­ butlona wrlll be accepted writhout the sU r revived in New York with school costs, but it will not be paid ings went on. creased circulation during 1949 any aort of canvassing and on a and also that more people took considerable success three years All Wool 9x12 Rugs! In a lump sum. It will be paid in The chairman announced just voluntary basis. 3-Pieces ' the opportunity to come In and ago. Reginald Mason of the Bjipad- installments, proportionate to the befOK the Lewie outburst that the Persons wrho wrlsh to make sub­ OA t “browise” about. way company will play a featured I t term of financing the town enters board would not take formal tes­ stantial contributions to the work Mias Edith M. Peck. Ubrarian, role opposite the star. into for Us schools. Thua the town timony, bui would Instead ques­ o f this important national group While Stock U sts * 4 9 . 9 5 In her report states that the libra­ Autoor of two of her own great­ M O RIARTY may not get much Immediate aid tion the principaU in public hear­ may aend them-to the local drive GOOD SOLID ROCK MAPLE Singer Sewing Center ry waa open 263 days during the est successes, “ Smilin’ Through” in the next few years. ings to determine the facts. treasurer. President N. William year. A t the beginning of the year Knight o f the First National and “ Lilac Time” Jane Cowl has The Princeton and Olcott street BROTHERS there were 26,462 volumes. Vol- Bank of Manchester, at 821 Main been the star of many of the long, Comparable quality in rugs this Spring will 832 MAIN STREET PHONE 8883 schools debt service costa a mill umea added by purchase, 1,062 • • MADE IN NEW ENGLAND streeL eat run plays on Broadway, among ^ $69.96. Be wise and nave yourself a $20 D IA L 5135 a year. Their operation when com­ Repeat Tonight SBHiliaitt volumes added by gift, 69; vol­ The drive committeea are meet­ them "Within The Law." "The umes discarded, 1,274; total num bill by getting yours now. Only a few left ing weekly at the hospital to con Road to Rome,” "First Lady" and Of “Double Door” ber of volumes now In Ubrary, 26,- tlnue plans for the campaign. Good old Yankee craftmanship combined with we can toII at $49.96. 2 sSoW8/ t:loP,»l|. 319. Volumes of fiction lent for "Old Acquaintance." Her produC' Local doctors on the general tions of Romeo and Juliet” and New England grown rock maple . . . to give $ iUT.ir-*tii-*iji iTAx home use, adult, 31,271; juvenile, committee are Dr. Alfred Sund- . . The Thespians’ current play, "Twelfth Night” set a mark by you furniture you’ll use for years and years. JOR BESr'“ EVLIJI-tJI-ljIlflNCL 4,517; total circulation, 81,076; quist. Dr. Joseph C. Barry and "Double Door,” presented last borrowers registered during the which all current productions are Seldom do you see this flue quality at any­ night to a capacity audience In the AU SIATS Dr. Robert P. Knapp. inevitably measured. year, adult, 766; Juvenile, 849; to­ William Horowitz heads the where near this amazing .1119. So you better HoUlater street school, will be re­ SEATS NOW! RiSBWMI Only this year Miss Cowl made tal, 1,115; total number of regis­ special gifts committee, and on see this suite while we have ample stock. pasted a g ^ tonight ist 8:15 In the i « r - i tered borrowers, adult, 2,475; ju- her motion picture debut when Includm drcuscr and •ame hau. Tickets may be se­ the industrial committee are An­ mirror, cheat and brd venUe, 972; total, 8,447; number thony D’Avanzo, Joseph Carter, Robert Montgomery persuaded her cured at the ball tonli^t. Lack of perlodlcglf received, 98; num to a,ccept a featured role with him o f apace prevents a report Of the CTATE THEATRi Raymond Cooper and Robert Den­ ber o f newspapers received, 6; nison. In the comedy, "Once More, My play in detail In this Issue, al­ HARTFORD- CONN. number o f reference questions Darling," and ahe has just com­ * Othor 3-Piec3 Maple^Suites $89.95 fo $319 MIgmK VO M llf II a a. b $ a a William P. Stover represents though it had been submitted this asked, 956; number, of pictures pleted two unreleaaed films for afternoon. aMUim.MN1 at-BIt Memorial hospitaL Churches, Rev. loaned, 1,454; number o f books Bronislaw Gadarowrakl, Rev. Le- Paramoimt rebound, 258. land O. Hunt, Rabbi Leon Wind. Miss Cowl’s exclusive engage­ A HEADLINER IN OUR GREAT FEBRUARY SALE Bpeaks Tonight Merchants, J. G. Efider, Walter ment at the Astor is definitely \ SMALL CRtCKS BIS SPBINB PAIIfflNI F. Woodbridge Constant, pro­ Quinn, Burton Knopp. Insurance, limited to five days, Tuesday fessor o f phyaica at Trinity Ool T. J. Crockett; and Boy Scouts, through Saturday evenings, and lege, wrUl apeak on "Practical Ap- Ekneat Panciera. Any others wish­ there will be niatlneea on Wednes­ pUcations o f Atomic Energy,' ing to aid may notify Dr. Segal at day and Saturday. For reterva- and wrtU give demonstrations at his home or office. Uons how phone 8-7521 or 8-0531. the meeting o f the Men’s club of Cavey’i the First Congregational church o f Vernon Center to he held this evening at eight o’clock. He la i graduata o f Princeton and 'rC' TONIGHT celved hie doctorate at Yale, and served as National Research $ 6 5 Maple Physicist at CaUfomla Institute of Technology. During World Wai- pia/io n he served aa special ■ govern­ llvliliS luiiuillktU ] ^ d O utfit ment Investigator. MeetlBg Today Cavey'Sf as always, feature the finest foods Sabra Trumbull Chapter, D. A. ON imc SAME mow R., Ig meeting thia afternoon writh available. You will enjoy a delicious meal Mrs. John Moran of Talcott ave­ ‘Blondie H iU Th^Jackpor nue writh a card party to foUow $5 Down the business meeting. with that **home cooked flavor" here at Ganae Dinner SAVE $16.06 on your bed outfit, by getting Cavey's. Come tonight. BUN: "BAOErmr* The Exchange club will hold LANE into Keith’s this week. Includes a poster bed Ptnai "Oaaelag In Tha Dn^* its annual game dinner thia eve in maple; Simmons coil spring and inner- nlng as guests of George Bokls of HOPE CHEST Crystal Lake writh dinner being Bpring mattress. A quality outfit through served at 7 o’clock. and through! Choice of full or twin size. > Vestry Meeting ACCLAIMIDi BY I I ^ A T I O N i There will be a vestry meeting of 8L John’s Episcopal church this evening at eight o’clock. The meet­ I'*'. ing wrlll be addressed by Raymond THOE W. Randall o f Glastonbury who will speak on the subject of "The Winner of National Misaionary Budget." This HAS NEVa ia an open meeting. 3 Aeadomy The Young People’s Fellowship BONA wrlU meet at 7 p. m. and the Silver Award$l Cross society on Thursday after­ noon at 2:30 p. m. . MOTION nCTURE Past PreeldeaPe Night “Hie Rockville Elmblem club wrlll LIKE... observe Its Paat Prealdent’e Night thia evening. There wrlll be a pot luck supper at 6:80 p. m., during COtORBY which music w ill be played by Max Kabrick’s ordieetra. FoUowrlng the Sofa omI Choir fai Genuine Itrchnicoimi supper there will be a meeting and social. Mias Betty HeCenn wUI MOHAIR JACQUARD FRIEZE Checks are chic! Checks are fp«>’’ ?f)n-worth;i’ , snd we’ve a whole entertain with aonga aeeompanled Crib Complete with “ Worthy of a piece emtfng by Max Kabrlck’s orchestra. Mrs. Collection of checks designed. • ;• .’ ir.) wheLl ’.uu have a teen, the best of elt timu." “ Heunting beauty end remence . Mary Lally Is chairman of tha — SulteiW junior or missy hgurel ...on eltegethor exlreeidineiy committee in charge. Innerspring Mattress Norlkeaet FTA screen oxperionce.** JglgJgi The regular meeting of the Sweet dreams for your che­ —Uh Ainalas Uaraid-Upram “ Unlike onylhing you've Northeast F T A wrlll be held this rub. Amber maple or blonde ever icon on the tcreen evening at the school et eight A. One of a group of wrinkle.shedding rayon checks In small men’s I i’ - JSULZBSSii. birch crib, 2-position spring .. ,e movie ojgMirieiice no “ Will take Its piece emenf the o’clock. The program will be a wear patterns starting at 12.98. Sizes 9 to 16 and 12 to 20. K movlea and book exchange. and a handy dropside. Inner- one should mim.*' Choice of 8 exciting colon in lofti spring wetproof mattress in­ -Mla*J Dally N4tet NV iauraal-Ansrtcaa Married Couples * 2 7 ' 9 ® The regular meeting of the heayy-eextored Jacquard Mohair Frieze cluded, made by the makers I WABNINtTBN Young M anled Couples club o f the B. Advertised in SEVENTEEN, this swing back casual-fitting m n w A v m ’ in new exclusive “Bfagnolia*' design. of Kant-Wet. Union Congregational church wlU “Net merely e brtWfnt pic. “A masterpiece of the movie t i n t N ew comjort-cmrvcd arms and deep checked topper ia all wool and fully lined. Navy, black or brown .AM ^ M be held this evening a t ' eight with white in sizes 7 to 15. art." -tert WsvaaissniaiOatana o’clock. Guests will be the Elm- fringed base. wreds from the Elmwrood Oommunl- tv church o f wrhlck Rev. Sterling tfartt TOMORROW “ 'The Red Shoes' is breoHi- White is tbe mlnlater. « $18 DOWN DELIVERS See WESTINGHOUSE C. Churchill sportswear designed this Important brief jacket ------FOR — toklng.*'-a*iiy»eaJ C*ttaa44a«e SneeW'NeHlsg A soedal tmetinB o f ths Vernon DOWN checksd suit in buttary soft virgin wool . . . spiced it with a A-Tms VHaiMsi A m ^ng New ’50 Models| One IN T IR B week. at POPULAR Alumni-eint) wfll' lle hdd this Clooed Wed. at Noon . . . Open Thurs. 9 to 9-~Other Days 9 to 5:30 little boy collar. French demi-disc pocket flaps and added an Brices , evening st eleht o'do"^ st the 4-H Open any Evening by Appointment, see your ulesman or phone 4159 Bigger freezer compartment, new butter easy motion skirt. Navy, grey, lilac and beige. Sizes 10 to 18. starring ANTON WAISRQOK clubhouse et Ogden's CBmer. n e conditioners, improved humi-drawerg . . . k- of the meeting is to taks Watnnt,' Mahoggaf, FREE PARKING In Our Blain St. Lot Betide Store . . . Drive In tVlARIUS GORING t MOIRA SHEARER juBt a few o f the big Improvements youll -"♦•on f*n revision o f the eon- see in Westinghouse refrigerators for 1950. CIRCLE Ai Arttuir fank Presentation nn.1 h.'lawre 111 line writh A Pevyetl-Pressburger Production o r MANCHESTE MANCHESTf R Get Keith’s story on tn ^in a and terms! An Eagle lion Films RsUose h, 6 cu. A size f.95 as low as Rob’t. Taylor^AM BUSH" a “ CHALLENGE TO LASSIE” In ^echnicoIoT •x>11 would be the sneeker for the 'rtetorv dinner to be held Satur­ yu/l/uiuht day evening, February 25, at the • • . ■ / liANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1950 PAGE n v i ^ - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8.1950 progress In horns coastructlon, ra- through without la the magnificent tlop of "clsMlesa pta^ntng.’* In of all claaaes. accepted that help, for wa ('.ampmgii Put duc^ working haurs, child welfare spirit of the British people, hts youth, At^teo aald, the Boclal- Attlee expressed appreciation ened ourMives in a common owoa* la thi pletura that opena tomorrow pboiM the church office, or Mrs. College, baa been honored with two and labor rig ^ before the war “I think one of the reasons for Ista thought in terms of planning for aid received from the United On the other hand, we helped oth- recent pre-nuptial partlaa. NO School Hearing Gives for the underdog. Now the plan- States. era, subatantlally, and tore are poft ‘Red Shoes’ Ended et .1 . the Circle Tiieater diraet Big Smorgasbord John C. Hlnrichs, tel. 4608. Miss Afary Pitldn 111 High Gear broke out in 19St. . the .(rent spirit shown. . . . is that fioQi a phenomenal ovsr-a-yaar It ia years since the society haa tMtt. night her aiater, Mrs. Carl . Ckurchin Not Menfloned they believe that we have been .ilng Is broadened to help people "We are not ashamed of having ashamed of having d6n* so.’*’- ■ " nm at reaervad-aeat aealea In Saturday Evening prepared a real Swedish Smorgas­ Guest at Showers J. Schwars gave a aurprlae mlscel- At Watford, aoft-spoke;<, 67- carrying out the principle of Air ______«------Unmerited Neglect Mew Tork and elsewhere. It haa bord, and it la important that the laneoua shower for her at her Both “Show” and Facts Continued from Page One) yea r-old Attlee never once men­ shares." ,r Vole Budget never been shown before aB pop­ committee know the number to home, 54 Pitkin street, which was tioned Churchill or the Chnseiwa- The slogan driven home In this Miss Mary 3. Pitkin, daughter attended by fifteen reUUves and lamentable conditions Through the works of such mas­ ular piicea. Emanuel Lsitheran Ladles’ Aid plan for in making their pur­ tn Britain j tive party by name. key speMih was "fair .shares." With the Andersfn story as ita chases for the more than twenty- of Mr. and Mra. W. C. Pitkin of 26 fri^da. and a eaUd lunch^n was DpHliitP Noisv Onnoffi- on for another mainly under Conser\-nftvr parlla ’•Without conti-ola we could not Attlee rmpha.sized fits domestic. ters as Shakespeare. Hugo, Dumas Society will 'meet tomorrow at ■ i v u i s , XS|»|IUBI 7 4 0 0 0 0 to build a new. Broad basis, “The Red Shoes’* haa won flve foods to be served. Pitkin atreet, whoae marriage to served buffet style. ments between the wars." ossihly have gotten throvigh this homey aff ilrs which touch the YOUR HOST OF THE AIRWAVES Goaneil Sett Up lit and Thackeray have been made two in the afternoon at the Previously MUa Pitkin’s offics S117101111 time." he said. "Another lives of rit Irens. three Academy Awards and al­ Landis F. Cooper, J r , of Hartford, tion Meietitltf Seems street elementary school, remake But he said the fact wns that I and remade into motion pictures, | most unprecedented pratae. It was church, to complete plana for the The Greek historian Thucydides associates In Hartford showered MUSTerOLE _ ___ J ” X? 1^1** Hollister atreet school Into a Britain was making trcmcmioua thing we . could not have gotten Th» Coem-Cola Company pretonU Expenditure EtUmale; will take place Saturday at eleven her with a cholea colledtlon of lin­ one of the greatest of them ali— produced by Michael Powell and Swedish Smorgasbord Saturday tells of eruptions of Mt. Etna as U e t e r m in e f l L x p B n - junior high school, plan for a new He defended labor’s administra- Plan. Drive in Fall early as the eighth ciuitury B.C. o’clock in the Chapel of Trinity gerie and houaehold objecta. 1V...J1..1 Senior high school and plan for Hans Christian Andersen — has Emerlc Pressburger Jn Techni­ at five and seven o’clock, two ait- ' KH<; AR BERGEN with CHARLIE MCCARTHY-CBS 8 p. m. ESTevery Saiitlay color for J. Arthur Rank, and Is Sion ■ ro g rsm Ixeencn the modernization of other existing suffered unjustifiable neglect up tinga. . -MwebMUr Olrl Scout released by Ragle Lion Films. It Mrs. Ida Soderberg, who heads House For Sale •—;---- i school buildings. FOH m And rvery d/n. . . tviertvtr yeu Iruvri, thefamiHor nd, tmhr to now. stars ballerina Moira Shearer in the committee, urges ail members Five hundred local residents at I Education Board's Side oouneiKyoted upon lU annual bud* High school hall last night : As the hearing opened Mayor it yiur HOST OF THE HIGH WAYS... HOST TO gat for currant oaponditurea at Nobody knows why Andersen a dance-snd-romnntic role. Anton who have tickets for sale to make wns ovcrlookwl. but It remained Walbnolc, Marius Gorlnsr, Leon­ returns at this time. The deadline learned that Manchester's new Harold A. Turklngton introduced THE WORKER in office and shop... Ua meaUng laat night. It At 11 Locust Sta school building program, plus ita ' Frederick Rogers of the Board of for “The Red Shoes " to give a ide Maslsne. Robert Helpmann. for reservatlona ia tonight and HOST TO THIRSTY MAIN STREET la an fbliowa: charter fee, (5; pub- tale of his the firstiirKi . fllm-transla...... Ludmilla Trherina. Esmond those who have not already se­ operation, may coat them* an addi- j Education, who preeented the Udty. 180; training. $400; pro­ •The Red Sboca','j Knight and Albert Bsaserman. cured their tickets, should tele- Buyer To Remove It tional eight mills of taxaUon. achool needs in town. He spoke in the rmmtry over. tlon in historj’ the absence of Senator Charles S. gram tU 8; registrar, |10; office From Premises They heard the news with con­ equlpnant, $S5; camp 1800; mla­ cern. but with any apparent over­ House, education board chairman ce llaneo us. $25. whelming determination to carry who was unable to be present. XoMoliwXtAi, CevAii i s ^ i the project through. Ehren opposi­ Rogers noted that the current .During Olrl Scout week In Oc­ BEAUTY SAJ.ON For Further luformstinn proposal calls for $910,000 for tober the Olrl Scout Finance com­ tion speakers conceded that the Call Alexander Jarvis Co. town must face Its educational Broad atreet, $765,000 for Hollister mittee plana J o have a drive for Outstanding Values in obligations. Question arose on the street and $65,000 for additional $5,000. The budget calls for $1470 basis of where the schools should planning. He stressed the urgency of this amount;, the remainder will Phono 4112 be, how they should be built, and of need for more classrooma ex­ be UMd to improve Gamp Merrie- how economically they may be plaining that in all of the elemen­ Wood and to build up the profes­ The averare deposit of aavera In erected. tary schools building or planned, sional director's fund. Manchester The quc.stlon when the building rooms will be filled as soon as com­ Girl Scouts are directed at present Mutual Savings Banka in Connectient PERMANENT WAVES pleted due to the unusual growth should take place was hardly by an all volunteer group. raised. It was conceded by near­ of the town. The 800 girls partlcltpatlng in is the highest for any state. In the 10 Including HAIRCUT, SHAMPOO TAXPAYER! ly every speaker at the public Says Need .\pjmrcnl the Brownie. Intermediate and hearing held on the school prob­ The need for acfditlonal space, year period ended in 1949 the average For help on Incona Senior program are demanding and FINGERWAVE TSx Returns Phmm^ lem that now Is the lime to get he said, was at once apparent to more and more time from the vol­ going with the business. anyone who is acquainted with the unteer workers. According to the deposit increased 1448.51. In the same For all the seriousness attend­ local achool situation. standards set up by the national Manchester ant on the spending of another Moving to'tlie topic of choice organisation, a community w'ith period the number of accounts increaaed SI.740,000 on the school building of sites, Rogers said that these this site Olrl Scout enrollment 4993 program, the hearing had ita had been settled after careful sur­ needs a professional worker to co­ 19^/r. Connecticut increased 19% in lighter momenta. vey of present and future needs. lOTIUD U N O U AUTHOntY OP THI C O C A C O U C O M f A N T IT ordinate the work and assist vol­ With considerable noise, Earl J. He said that design of the new unteers. population in the same period.' Winthrop Merriam Campbell, who provided himself buildings w-aa the moat economical .fit fer It ntktt f'lM-H-Ciilii lldltllng nf Ciinii., Kn.t llnrlfnrd, CanO, Only the five dollar charter fee Public Accountant with a private loudspeaker aya- that It had been possible to obtain. ■■««» /to m*« /4to(. O 1930. TKa Cocu-Cata Cempaay leaves Manchester from the Girl S43 Main St. Room 15 tern, held the llodr for a few min­ Anticipating reported criticism Scout budget. All other funds are If you are not now listed with all Manchester, Conn. utes during which he discuased of enlarging at the limited Hollis­ put to work directly for the bene­ the lack of doors at the Green ter street site, Rogers said that fit of local children. these thrifty Connecticut people is it haven veterans’ project and other the making of a bigger school W constructional matters there. there Is frankly ndt a totally de­ not time you were?—time jrou started Sensationdl Beauty Campbell repeatedly affirmed sirable move, but Is dictated In that his remarka "were connected the interests of economy. A new jHospital Official to save for your own best interests and AUTO GLASS with the schools." junior high' school building, he SPECIAL Most of those present apparent' thought, might cost three times , Exchange Speaker let this Mutual Savings Bank take care MIRRORS ly didn't think ao and there waa the proposed outlay on the Hollis­ an undertone of protest. After hta ter Mructure. He said that there of your savings. SHAMPOO add$ 1 first outburst, Campbell contented would remain ample room for i At the regular semi-monthly himself with atamping hia approv­ some recreation and for parking smsetlng of the Exchange Club, to al of subsequent opposition speak- which he said would not be re­ 'b e held Wednesday evening at FINGERWAVE 1 er.s with hia feet. stricted further. ;Murphy*t Restaurant Fred T. Eb- Walter Mahoney, who followed Sees Double Sessions 'erhardt of the Manchester Memo- Campbell, disdained the loud­ If the new schools are not built, ;rlal hospital will be the guest speaker system. Rogers said school authorities .. apeaker. Mr. Eberhardt Is purchas- SABLE Uses Chalk Talk ( Ing agent at the hospital. state that In a year there will be THC Mahoney made hia own noise. double sessions at Hollister and At this meeting Archie Laro- HAIRCUT With Ulk and chalk he sought to the Green schools because of the - eheile will present a report to the Saving \ illustrate his contention that the ■ members on the progress of plans A MUTUAL EAVmOS BAHIC educational and planning officials (Oonttnued. on Page Fifteen) I for the “Little League’’ of Maii- Phone 2-3991 IlM i Osalm •$■ PBai have planned poorly and expensive­ f Chester. V. P. Everett T. McKln- ly- ^ney will preside In the absence of Sstings Banks’ Deposit Goaraaty lUad at Coanectleat, lae. For Appointment Now store Fronta, Ptetsra V The people enjoyed the enter !i Thomas Brown, president, who Is AU Oeposlta la This Bank Are UBaraateeS la Poll By VeaeUaa RHaSi taining quality of the opening ob­ kon an extended tour of the south Famltare Fapa servations from the floor by both THIS WEEK’S [and southwest. («|snRis"m>nliieaaai»eiinfi^»aenricc lickola

i Pure ' liixur.v at a bargain jiriim. Lavish simulated pcarl.s in an e.xcit- BARSTOW Says: inK variety of styh'.s. 2 to fi strand graduated necklacfs, chokcis, side drapes, dog collar.'^, extra loiiKth TOiE T R U T H r r necklace, bracelets too. Some expptv. sively hand knotted, all have spark­ ling rhinestone clasps. Hurry in for We Not Only Sell— \'our favorites. Karriiijr-s to miiteh We Service $ 1.00. (. Si LIVES IN «HES!ER SHE SHOPS IN ByRIONT; Here's Nheie Thrift and Glamonneet Only The L-4 Has The Why not drop in and see for your­ Recognize this sprightly travclet ? ening up the fenders. Brighfwork around the windshield and win- self, both how these added touches Water Saver Yes, it’s the Buick SPECIAL 6 -pas­ ddws, too. And when you swing dress up this SPECIAL and how senger Sedanct that has caught the the door open you’ll se4 still other close it is in price to cars of much public fancy not only on its sleek touches of added luxury—side arm­ less room, riding comfort, stand­ Every R. F. S. S. - RITE FIT SHOE SHOP I lines, but on its easily - reachable rests* front and rear, a robe, rail, ing and performance. price. an extra ash tray. L-4 i Your dealer will be glad to sop GRAND OPENING TOMORROW But notice anything new on it? It’s all still mighty thrifty, because you — glad to show you bow this Custamer That’s right — gleaming trim and this strapping straight-eight sells traveler handles—glad to.sign you “JUST BORN” up for prompt delivery. the name plate “SPECIAL” bright- for less than many sixes. Is TIME: THURSDAY, 9:30 A. M. Frugal in other ways too 7- g u Satisfied ADDRESS: j a r v is b u il d in g , r o o m b, m a in s t . mileage, fot instance, is surpris­ 'aneM nom aam T svaSit n j g t i V B B B D ing so many people they ate M T $ 4 9 UMB tm aH BMfOBBt NAME: RITE FIT SHOE SHOP s | PARTIAL LIST OF FEATURES: wridog us in delight about it. Y E S , th is m o d e l is at the lowest price eve* j it t o v b b o o b Oywflew Ditoe to ertotoUe Improved RCA Victor Eye Witneu m m«wito •• Voii are cordially invited to attend the chriotenin/t oi your for RCA Victor Eye Witnesz television! No! But here wp’ve added extra 4 ONLY LEFT OF L“4-49 DE LUXE Picture Synchronlieri RCA Victor •S I9M StocS SHOALS. new shoe store. Automatic Muhi-CholGel Station Se­ only is>the price way down, but you’ro getting j-paweafW ev** .9 8 cw« ■ MW $40 - glamor. Stepped up, at small lector; phono-jock to plug in RCA SPICIAI Caape towAtoi wJgtoeiy. wWtos more for your money than ever before. step-up in price, the luxury WESTtNQHOUSE Victor’i "45" record changer; match­ (aMSkewri’ r «to aatn Iwwv W IM imw-mm» tnm- PLEASE COME L Look of that list of features . . . compare look and surroundings' of ing Conmlette Bote (with or without ■ M m a n Mriw rMcS. A complete line of the country’s finest infants’, children’s, men's and women’s = | •'OM that would normally be shoes will be carried. built-in antenna) at moderate extra them, item for item, >yith any similar priced LAUNDROMATS cost. receiver in towa W e ore confident that you'll SPICIAI much higher. CHILDREN'S SHOES “CHILD LIFE” wont RCA Victor, for more people buy RCA AT A $40 SAVING Shell Cordovan Leather Soles comnav mssM m4 CITY ■MLWBIM. .*• Mintoiiy v o w KtV TO O U A IH V W lt Yietor Eye Witness television than ony other SWING TOUR PARTNER rAU. ipova w ^ = 1 O n l y ^ 1 6 9 = . . excliuive Doris Dodson k u r beJke It III Swedfcl Se i ... SwiM-KM (m4 eadiiiiv*). lue- “DREW ARCH REST’ moke. •pplieo* Ml uM Dwii De4iM hie»*4 iU r wM |«4i of >w4m i . Reg. $299.95 w o m e n :s s h o e s . Swiss-inspired embroidery on YlUow.MM.eiSunntuI *tnl>. $ ^ C * A .95 Sculptured To Fit Your Feet ’ W e 'd like to show you RCA Victor’s TlOO, a two-piecer with a whirling ii|n«i inbioMinr. BIu*. SPICIAI 4-d— > 2015=2 HTrArrkfA roufc Special .... fsktsy $«d. Tax square-dance skirt. Pink or (uniMiil. Vie 1>. $13.98 $15.98 (■SM (M* ’2 5 9 i foetpry $pfviep Coniroct •atro* so why not slop in. The cabinet is o beauty.. blue, a to 15. MEN'S SHOES . . . “PORTO PEDS” maroon with a harmonizing grille cloth and ___ _ ^ and iMol .Air Cushion Comfort $13.98 'This season Fashion makes much of TERMS -> TRADES •Get Ike ONLY neHenel fectery-te-y*u flp, framing oround scrc^ A C embroidery... and Doris Dodson brings Expert fiuing will be strictly adhePed to by shoemen . service in M evitlenl ' you four dresses made alluring, mad^ alive iissr*. «***•«>*”“ 'W efSu/ck YOU CAN BE SURE WITH RCA axiMni ImtoR me aejurt yMr Mt, nrovW* il«ne«re . ~ with years of experience. ■KtofM mcMMry, gvorowto, to* n»fton«awc» Hr with embroideries, Swiss impired — WESTINGHOUSE ~ ■ M ymr «' ?*t'-' MANCHF^TER EVENING HERALa MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1960 •? r* ^ waa held several weeks fg o at decorations. John O. Pe'ntland ami berg; speakers, V'lnsrd B. Rogers ment. John O'Connor and Mias track! near her trailer home yea- Yale-iu^hina WiU the dairy's ice cream bara, had Attorney General Raymond J. which time organization plans Mrs. Robert Davis; publicity. and Mrs. Lawrenee' Rlker; hall, Hazel Trotter; gifts, .Inyeph Pero terday. Dairy Faces said he would not hire Draper Cannon, representing Draper, as­ Honor Dinner were made. In a recent meeting Harold K. Turklngton and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Johnson; and Mrs. George H. Waddeli; ft-' Could Police Mid a note found In the after the latter had (lied hla com­ serted, however, that such an Prison Terms Viewed the offieprs were elected. An exec- Frank Crocker: music. Guslsvc reception, Robert H. Smith snd psnee, Rolierf llswley snd Mrs. 1 IfyourniMfT blood-epattered trailer aald: "I ve Continue Work plaint of discrimination against amendment waa the hearing tribu­ STORE FOR RENT tutive eoininlttoe was also pro- Peterson snd Mrs. Ralph I.und- Mis . Charles S. House; entertain­ Rsiph Mshcr. I the company. nal's duty “if the additlopal charge Date Chosen alwaya been afraid to be alone and posed and accepted that ineludcs 1 — ______t b ^ u n t r y 2nd Charge “That atatement la a vioIaUon becomes apparent through evi­ lately I ’ve been afraid of every­ of the law in itaelf,” Said Parskly, dence or testimony." Deterring Sex Crimes Ma.vor Harold A, Turklngton,' thing. I haven't taken good care New Haven, Feb. — The 609 MAIN STREET recll W. Rngland. Herbert fhtster, Yale-ln-China aaaoclatlon haa da- citing a provision which Mys that Thim, diacussing the case with Re|uibliran Tcstiiiiuiiial of the children and thafa partly Result of 'Testimony “discrimination against anyone reporters after the proceedings Town Treasurer G. Leroy Norris, ^Sleinkrails Point* to Ini- why I ’m getting out. ao aomeone dared ita intention to continue because he haa filed a complaint ended, said he thought the whole person out of society. That’s as To Cliairiiiaii Davit* at George H. Williams, Aldo Paganl. dmdfsuKemmeK. elae can.” medical and educational work In Qf Official Before IN SHERIDAN HOTEL BUILDING Bill Asserts Sentences - far as the law has progres.sed so Attorney John S. G. Roltner. Mrs. .Role in Econ­ with the Inter-Racial OommiMlon” thing waa “ridiculous." He hint­ f Relieve stuffy head Police Chief Ed Harycka aald China “without interfering in any is In Itaelf further discrimina­ ed broadly that he plans to appeal To Penitentiary Best far. , Armory on .April 1.5 John F. Pickles, Mr.s. George K. Mra. Bottler, apparently dlatraught Hearing Panel Horst, Mrs. Glad.vs Breckcnridgc, e this easy way. Put a omy'*'^ Nation Now yvay In the political affairs” of that tion. to the Superior court if the deci­ "I think have really got to ten- Vicks Va-tro-nol oV6r crow d^ living conditions in Proleata Change Improper sion goes against his client. Means Now Avaiiahle go out and do something about Mrs. Frank (Jerlack and ,Mra Nuse Drops In each tbs tmllsr, had cut her wrlsU and nation. Approximately 20 Ft. Wide these casc.s. Society Is getting The Bepuhlicnn Activity com­ Henry Huggins. Hartford, Feb. 8—(A^—A second Attorney John R. Thim, repre­ Both eidea were instructed to mittee announced today that the nostrlL C M m w iA, Feb. 8.—<*^-Wom- thsn walked to the railroad tracks Tha declaration of policy was Of Dealing With Cases arou.scd and well they .should. It made in a letter from Or. Luther charge of violating the fair em­ senting the company, protested file briefs. Parakey Mid the hear­ testimonial dinner to William S. A joint meeting with Ihe Worn- Va-tro-nol bring! m eouM m the country. eny« » Bome 300 feet from her U-aller ployment practices act has been that such an amendment to the ing panel’a decision would be hand­ 700 Ft. Deep Isn't all one-sided either. . cn's Repniillcan Club will l>c held 2 relief Insecondr... home. Her head waa aevered by a A. Welgle, retired Yala Divinity "Perhaps thi.s man can’t help Davis, rliairman of tlic Bcpuhli- iMMlinf hoijneeemnn, if they exer- lodged against the Clark Dairy, charge waa improper. Assistant ed down aa quickly as poBSible. Hertford, Feb. 8 - {/Pj—Sentem-os can Town rommiltec, will be hold ill the Anieriran Legion Home on makes breathing paaalng freight train. achool dean and prealdent of the Inc., of West Haven, aa a result this, and if he ean't. why. there February t.*! s i which time t.tlai- eaBler... invites cieeH^the pOlrer they now poueM. asaociation, to . Dr. Dwight R. Third Store South of New to state prison were prcecrlbed by Saturday evening. April ir>, in the'I of testimony of a company official- State's Attorney Albert S. Bill cf again you feel sorry for such a em-e Baldwin, chairman ot the re.^tful sleep. HernWBI W. Btelnkmu* of Rugh, representative in China of State .Armory. .\ general eoiomit- Try It I More Toya <}o To Europe before a hearing panel of the State First National Bank Building Hartford county ycslciday as: ihc per.^on. But he's a wild animal I'epiibliean .'^tate Central com­ the organlEation'a board of trua- GET AHEAD IN 1950 out in .society. He's loo.se among tee eonsisting of over 'J(M) persons BridfqjPt preeident of the Unit­ Inter-Racial Commlaalon. beat means now available of deal­ ! is v.-orking on Ihe program that mittee will be- the guest speaker. teea. The additional charge was or­ WE START TOD IN your children and mine. I'lie meeting will hr open to the VICKS ed 8 t n & Ojnmber of Commerce. Philadelphia, Feb. 8—W>> — An­ Dr. Welgle aald the atatement of ing with sex. criminals. “ Perhaps we can drive it home inaugurate the K.\( . Mid women have an important other "Tide of Toya” from Amcri- dered added to the complaint by YOUR O ^N BUSINESS He made hia remarks in urKiiiC Kx-Mayor ('ceil W. lOnglatul is piihlie and will commence prompt­ policy waa glraed at guiding Dr, I.«o Parakey, presiding officer at — Available At Once — a sentence of one to three yearu to a man that's going to start In ly at S o', lock. m-p VAWO-NOL role in the nation*! economy. They ca'B children movea to the chil­ Rugh in hia relations with the new •k Small Investment * No Selling on a thing like this that slate's the chairman of the Aetivitv eoni- I a epntrof 70- per cent of private dren of Europe today aboard the the hearings conducted on a charge in the case of Nicholas Rotirofi, f?o-ehairnien of commiUeos for NOM DRON Communist govemmant. by Qacar Draper, New Haven Ne­ * Immediate Income prison is pointing toward him and iniltce. Mrs. F.lcanor Kddoon is wealth, he Mid. end purchaee S. S. Robert Maerak. Toda/a 1T*H IIICRR 63, of New Britain, who had Just that he i.s licading there. Perhaps co-chairman, Mrs. ('lata Wallett, the tesllmonial dinner an ; Tick­ mow than W per cent of the cargo — the aecood in aa maiw gro, that he had been denied, em­ been found gfiilty on charges oi et-, George Williams and Mrs. P ployment bccaune o f hla race. th e that in itself might Imve .some ef­ secretary, and Aldo I’ agam. treas­ ,iay8 — la bound for England, To Stop Burning Doga Alive ' 1950 CAMEO VENDOR CALL MANCHESTER 5179 OR WRITE TO Indecent assault, and "risk of ii.- urer. I K. f.’arlson; dinner. Klmorc The aniwer to every mku's eeerch for Rxtre fect. I don't know but at least we * * A l ^ ^ ^ 't h c pomicnt atand- France, Italy, Greece and Nor­ Orders Complaint Amended Jury to a child" in connection with can try. ” The first nieetiug of the group Hohenthal. and Mrs. R. J. Smith . point, '‘tnere are more of them," way. a Griffin, Oa„ Fab. 8—(A«)-Joe The hearing, first held since the Income—Independence end Security. A imBlI SHERIDAN CORP., 821 MAIN ST., a nine-year-old girl. Wllllama, hMd of the SanlUry de­ state fair employment practices Inveitment will etart you In your own bust- Ym , o lAttlnclIvs Holtmor t Vol aaid'Bteinkraue. neee operatlnt Brand Ntw Cameo Nut and Jtidge William J. Shea, who tried «Coald ConUoi Vote” . View Tipping at Nulaance partment, promised today no more act was adopted by the 1947 Gen­ Ball Oum Vendinf Uachlnea—placad on lo­ MANCHESTER, CONN. the ca.se without a jury in a clo.-ei| “That mean*, they could control dogs will be bured , alive at the eral Assembly, had Just come to a cation In your town by our men. Machlnee courtroom, imposcrl a sentence of help to win her — or keep I cr won becou» the vote If they wanted to. They city dump. Wllllama M id It waa cnnrlusion yesterday when Par­ Immediately available, In various colon, tc 1 'a to four years in' state prison, .Tarkaon. Miaa.. Feb. 8—( ^ — '-J could demand any kind of per- Two membera of the Mlaslaalppi true that one waa burned alive as akey ordered the complaint amend­ operate at Ic and 6c. the maximum one year more than it ihowt her that you ta rt fonliance they wanted and sec to charged In a letter to The Griffin ed. Tea ara lavlled to aieel the repmeBtallva of that asked by the prosecutor. Leglalature aay tipping la a nirl- tha CaBMO Veador wke will aaewer all yoei it t i a t they got it." gance. "They ve Introduaad a bill to News. He called It a "terrible He recalled that Herbert Small "It is true that this man has no Ihe very beat. See of New Haven, manager of one of earetloaa aboet tbia nnarhable offer. *nW Bridgeport manufacturer! atop it. mlatake." r iA C E Hotel Oak lodge, record." said Mr. Bill. 'bill the refleotiona on the atatus of women Pbene i Maaebeiter 4CM. state has become disturbed over went fnade laat rrtght In a apeech DATKi Febrearjr tth te lllh laelo.lve. Wa]^aper Creates Colorful the past several months by the Pine Pharmacy at the annual meeting of the local Time) IS:ae a. a . ta ! :! ! p. m. occurrences of this type, of ciime. Of Commcri'c. l:St p. a . ta I ’M P- a. "W e are having too many cases Chh d iir r Other H are by Appolalmral. H« also urged ”dra.stic changca" A*h fer Mr. Edwerd W. Ilarartl. of this type where little girls have I KEi: m :i i\ i:uv in tte nation's tax structure ‘to been violated and I think now has arnson s ^ . a a n A t U tVeit 42d Xt. rnctilirage investment capital. CAMEO VENDORS New York, K. T. and Spadous Rooms come the time that we've got to' do something about it. 664 CENTER ST. TELEPHOM : 2-9814 ST.MiONEKS "1 don't know whether perhaps 819 Main Slreel Tel. 2-19.50 we have been a bit too lenient In Decapitated Body the past. Certainly the state has not meant to be. Of Mother Found Notice To Employers | rdsHi'a ^ "It aeems to me that for many pg a T ia lt ] rcasona this man ought to go to slate prison. Some of the reasons Thorp. Wls.. Feb. 8 - (J’l Tbc COMFLITI are for his own good. Most of decapitated bodv of Mr.s. Joyce This bank has been authorized by the Fed- | the reasons are for the state's good Rt^lcr, 25., mother of two Infant and for society's good. chUlren. was found on the railroad M SILVER SERVICE Prison Term .Seen Deterrent The Wonder Of This Generation era I Reservd Bahk of Boston, to accept de- “ We've got to let the public know and men of this sort know posits of foxes on wages paid on and after | that we mean business. I think J 9 0 3 d 9 ^ slate prison is going to have more ig iQ effect in the way of a deterrent J [2 | 2 j^ n | y • TERLINOaffO than a Jail aentence.” Jan. 1,1950. / | Mr. Bill then referred to the Hnndy>Pokt Ti recent episode in Manchester In which 8 number of aroused citizens manhandled a suspect in a sex GLASS This includes income tax withlioldings and | case. "W e have had, without knowing TUMBLERS anything about the case, almost Social Security Old Age Benefit Taxes under | mob violence over either the vio­ Red and while bonded 9 'h os. lumbleri; h o m e TELEVISION lation or attempted violation of a little girl,” he said. chip-proof AQMgiggi "Here_ we have a nine-year-old the Federal Insurance Contributions Act. M Ch**** S«r««r girl. We are having seven, eight, rolled edges. 0 E very good*ho»leM recognlrei ihe nine and ten-year-old girls violated B y Crosley by men like this and. Your Honor, importancr of iheee “ oatra” piecee ihal we’ve got to do something about VACUUM tOniE. Pint. . ffc For Further Information Call Thin Bank = provida ibr finiihing loerhee la perfect It. I am really disturbed. s „ , , „ ' '■ > - I'l think from his own standpoint ElKAY’S SOAP HAKES. 12V« or pkg. 23* o i l Z T , . laljle »*liirt|i>. Shown hero in (amont Gorham he'll get better care In state prison. Imperiul't stunning pofternt ore intpired in design He would have a parole over his M ILK CHOCS. Golfs. 4 in "boot" 3 for Ifc •'Chantilly” * pallem, lhaaa and many other piecei head after he's out, which he would MANCHESTER TRWST Ct>. | and authentic in style. Beautiful colon and intriguing not have .on a Jail sentence. He ■re now avaiiahle in moet Gorham paltemt. Fr I •8 effects to perform decorating could get psychiatric treatment. FLA S H LIG H T. 2-tell focusing, *1.39 voluo f f c lmttm4e Fed Tu “ I am getting more and more Milady WhH* Vtlluin Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. =; Come in, rolaet the pleea you require, today. miracles. AAake your Mlaction Medford PINE *TRADC Marks* to feel that these kind of cases from the multitude of designs on are mental cases. These men arc pAPiW PRODUCT STATIONERY In the realm of fiends and we PHARMACY DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. display in our-showrooms. haven't yet reached them a.s- far ’ 50 folded iheeli JEWr-LERS—SILVERSMITHS Choose from the finest in wall­ WALLPARiRS as a cure is concerned. I hope TOILCT TISSUES Pkg. of 1000 3 ftr 33* REG. 39c, en so le ...... 664 Center Street that we can in the near future. 767 MAIN STREET paper. "Through psychiatry and 50 Matching ENVELOPES...... 29c TcL 2-9814 through the efforts of courts and N A PK IN S If X 7*A in., pitg. 10 2 fn r 23c the state's attorneys, let's hope ConsuKations Given and Books Delivered that In the near future we can TOWELS Rolls of 150...... 2 f o r 2fC ■ Moyirffft L in n 34 dtatit. 3f tartiegtc.. . . 5f c .\s Seen in House Beautiful and House and Garden solve this situation, at least better than we have now. 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.. f MANUMKSieiK iiVKWlwu HERALU. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY S, 1960 PAGE NINE dinner, iponsorcti by the Fifth “much axpanded proffram of pub­ I William 1l . Hadden, of Weet Haven, Stonington, National Committee-! John T. Dunn, Jr„ of West Hai t- lifted lUelf thdt *H other ndUonii I called for a poeitivo campaign JtU man Harold E. Mitchell and Stale j ford was toastmaster. ^ ^ Senatorial district Republican or­ parties, told the court that Gla- Judgment was suspended on a Arctic wastes northwest, of hera dian and U. 8. airmen; vanlahad licity and reaearch. ganisation. for rliMtrr were obaervlnR It. Leaders Offer “It la of the utmoat tmport- ' ting forth a . O. P. accompllah- Chairman Clarence F. Baldwin. About 250 guesU attended me comlnl was arrested after a local atop sign charge against Hattie today looking for possible fires or yesterday white aearching a At the time, the theory behind anoe,'’ he aald. “that our party i menta * . woman complained . the accused Kearns 43, of 68 Maple street. flares from a missing Air Force C-54 transport which disappeared * r G )| irt Cases C-47. The C-47, carrying 12 Cana­ Jan. 26 with 44 person, aboard. l^eraUi thii WM thdt we hid the bomb, ahouid hare adequate proviahw for He aald Rcpublicana haul given was pestering her with telephone ___m-miMtB a t TBT Election Ideas reaearch and for the development the atate ita best labor, housing, calls. Later, Bayer aald, Giacom- Inspect HawaUao Defease. IRA^ m irnm oo. me. ,vi|^lle othem did not. and that, In of aound publicity I unemployment compensation and Edward Leemon, 47, of 14 New­ Inl went to her home and Inquired «aMtl ■tmt. man street, was tq^und guilty of any caae, there would be aonie A third aspirant for tha nomina- ■ workmen's compensation legiaia* as to whether she wanted a Pearl Harbor, Feb. 8.—(4b—The MuMMUr. Co»». i tion for governor. Edward N. Al- tion, but had failed to present these speeding and flneir-(M 1^ Judge “boarder.” H mmaaaBMmaam vTauMAB rvRotnRm. ■pan of time during which we Caiulidatefl for Repiibli*. Wesley C. Gryk In TJown Court touring U. S. joint chief, of atafl ROASTING CHICKENS ■ MRTMIf rw.. Tr«u.. O -ri tUnwer would remain the .aole poiacaaora Ion of Hartford, confined himsell facU to the voter, Although he granted the nolle. today began a first-hand aurvey can NoininatioiiR Talk to a discussion of Lincoln; “I deny that the Republican this morning. Leemon was arrest­ Judge Gryk emphasized that “the Tha incresfilnff numbar of oar csstomars who driva tjpii|id«a Ortnbtf t 1W»- of the bomb. All we were theo- j ed by Patrolman Theodore Fair­ of the military picture In Hawaii. irrges l■o^.mve Campaign pert;- is the party of reaction," he court considers that a serious They are on their way home from out frbm Hsrtford or raffulsrly stop from more distant M irtti ■vanr Bvtnipi Bzeept retlcally aakinK other nationa | At Lincoln Diiv Dinner Jtillua B. Schatz of West Hart- said. "I say the record speaks for banks who told the court he bad ihatter” and Indicated that future Molldwr^ Bnttr«d it th» clocked the accused at 50 miles Japan, Okinawa, Guam and Kwa- pUcao prompt on to remind Manchester residents that to kIvp up. in advance of our own ' ford, a candidate for the noiuliia-1 itself." o p e k Room Size offenders would be severely dealt ^&riei it Mdiieiwitw.. Conn,, •• Farroington, Feb. 8 -iA*i A lot ' V I per hour on Oak street A com­ jalein. The foiif top command­ they are fortunately located in respect to localiy avail­ ■C CUM *•»» UiMiT, ____ _ tion for nttoniey general, a postOther speakers Included Former wdth. Attorney Harold W. Garrity er. flew In yesterday for three FREE fivinKf up of anythinR. waa their of Ideas about bow Connecticut now held by a fellow RepiibliCHii,: Comptroller Fred R. Zeller of panion charge of passing a stop represented the accused. able chickens of unusual quality. effort to projtreaa toward the sign was dropped. days of conferences with Hawaii's ■OBBORIPnON RATB8 Republicans should campaign next T U E S D A Y S V Daniel F. Nosel, 21. of 76 Clin­ military chiefs and inspection of ( w Uall ...... •'V* makinR of the bomb, an effort in fall were offered by a group of A breach of peace charge ton street, Stamford, was fined Delivery Service ■BTuSSu&’w •»»;> ...... 5JIJI; against Leslie Gtacomlnl, 35, of installations. which, preaumably, dhey ladRed party leaders here laet night. $21 for speeding. The following ROGER OLCOTT The occasion was a Lincoln day U N T I L 9 221 Adams street was nolled on w(i« CdM ...... ! I'; RUGS paid fines for going through a Our free delivery hopeli’aaly behind ua. Still Seek Mlselag Plane dinner, first of a scries planned the recommendation of Prosecutor stop sign: Horace J. Pagani, 28, 403 West Center Street, Telephone 7858 aervice la available |5?‘dliuifS. OM TW .....Jia jji Even then, thla phaae of the throughout the atate. and the Philip Bayer. The prosecutor, 59 Homestead atreet; Wilson E. 2WMt «l Mti^ roritta ...... plan waa aometlilnif of a guaran­ speakers were candidates for labeling the whole affair a "silly Eisenhauer, 21. Putnam; and H. Whitehorse, T.T., Feb. 8.—(P»— If you are planning to ship seed overseas again to you for all your B ig prank" inatlgated by unknown , j«BHIIBH Of tee of American monopoly for places on the party’s ticket for WATKINS / i H. Bucklin, 31, of Greenwich. R. I. Search planes droned over the needs at any tfma the November election. ()l Ih • ROTWSti this year our seeds are ready for your selec* and fnr any quan­ TB.''2S#55^P^* P^-Horl 9t timf which our B.ruch SI Former Oov. Jam es C. Shannon, selection tity. Just call PINE ddtRM U tlti o»* ®* ripuDMcif.lcn ** Plan spokesmen and negotiators who wants to run for, governor tion. If you are starting seed in hot beds it's (II M *a dliPitrM i eriditcii te it. or at Na d W % you! never did agree to make definite. again against the man who beat PHARMACY and „ ~otiliraU« araduae la <«'» •••i*'' PSOANtZI HOMI CLUM AMONG VOaS WATKINS time to select them too. your order will ha M alao-flu toeai "»«» puriinhed ner*. It never had more than 'S ellm him In 1918. Gov. rhester Bowlea, rSKNM, co.w cm tn os NIIOHSOSt. DONOHUE'S All Haata of rapuMicaiioo st eneetai said the Repubtlcana Should coma M IM StM OSI f S f I GIFT WITH t ACH delivered ImmedU elianee of aceeptancSk IJjilv SILVER PROM MICHAELS . . . A PART OF THE TRADITION giaaetriwa tiefiheJata are alas reaerred. out fighting this fall. iio.ee auRCHAH. ately. That allm chance, of course, paU aerVea el lent of N. B. A. Sere- “The Issue of the welfare sMte," I^SM q»t f 27.80 As FEBRUARY vanished completely the moment hg said. “Is as Important as the For Hardware, Housewares, PACKAGE STOttE ua. Ini:- r08 EACH TiN.MtMU8 CLUB Russia heceme sure that it could ^ le s U m of slavery” was in the furniture Pebltsttere ReprisenUt i tf •: Th» NATIONALLy ADVIRTIUD MOU. «ND ; break our atomic monopoly. Now i days of Aiiraham Lincoln, FOR FRtI CATALOOUl AND COMFLITI Paint and Feed, we have the selec­ The Air Mitltewt 8ptc»kl Aff^ncy - n«» calls for More PuhlicMg PITAIH. NO ORLIOAtlQNt. R educed Ch’**Rfo. Ottro’’ tno Botion. j Russia ta not going to open her | J. Kenneth Bradley of Weatport. Only 7 Days Remain To Order OPEN FOR BUSINESS BKM AUDIT burkau or atomic industry to inspection or , also a sandidats for the guberna­ BAY STATE CLUB PLAN SALE tions. It pays to shop at Conditioned fATly.NS torial nomination, called for s 3S6 Hsrvsrd $1. Dercksitsr 14, Msit. from old ‘ destroy her own atomic bombs, , 'TM Htrild Printing Uoaipiny. Ine.. unless we do so simultaneously. •pauaiea oo inanciai raaponaihilily for former prices AT 219 NO. MAIN ST. tTPoarapnlcal arrora appaarini in ad- There esn be no legitimate out­ These Inactive Sterling PINE Vertlaemanta an,d other readins niktiat. ra g e over that fsel, or quarrel (All ruga advanced in price ta Tha >Ianrheater Eremna lleraii.. on Feb. 6th) witli it. .'ttlll, this country has PHARMACY 964 Center S t TeL 2-9814 Wednesday, February 8 not as yet. in any way, given any LARSEN’S Johi^ Kramer, Permittee evidence that it realiaei the situ­ Patterns In 1950!! Size Weave Color Design Formerly Sale FEED and HARDWARE ation as it exists. It has not yat The HemriniJ On Schools 6x9 Fiber Plue Scroll Leaf 17.95 14.95 34 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. 5496 Thomas J. Donohue, Backer conceded that its Idea of a time­ It waa a little like old times at 6x9 ^ Fiber Rose Scroll Leaf 17.95 14.95 Read Herald Adv*. table la necessarily daad.' the High School Hall last night. 6x9 Fiber • Green Scroll Leaf 17.95 14.95 The second main Russian objec­ GORHAM STERLING Aa In the days of the Manchester 8x10 Fiber Blue Scroll Leaf 24.50 19.93 tion to the Baruch Plan is its pro­ a Orders accepted until Feb. 14 for June, 1950, Delivery. town meeting, the doubting, j 9x9 Velvet Delphinium Blue Plain 75.00 59.75 vision for International ownership ADAM LADY BALTIMORE MADAM ROTALB querulous Walters were present j 8.6x10.10 Velvet London Grey Plain Loop 126.00 89..50 of atomic resources and industry with their humor, and their i 9x11 Wilton Tan Hooked Design 66.85 63.50 LANCASTER in all phases. Here Russia's ob­ BEAD MANDARUf queasy meanderlngs, respectively, | 6x12 Broadfqlt Wine Tone-on-Tone Leaf 29.95 19.9.5 jection is based on Russia's as­ CHATHAM LANSDOWNE aad, as used to be, their hope wes 9x12 Broadfelt Rose Tone-on-Tone Leaf 29.95 10.95 MOTHERS > sumption that any international LATE GEORGIAN to atrlke some catch phrase or 9x12 Broadfelt Tan Floral-and-Leaf 29.95 10.95 control board founded on the CHESTERFIELD MYTHOLOGIQUE some last minute twist of srgu- 9x12 Broadfelt Blue Ploral-and-Leaf 29.95 19.95 LENOX United Nations would necessarily aaent which could confuse the 9x12. Axminlater Brown Hooked Design 64.50 40.93 CHRISTINA NEWCASTLE be controlled and dominated by LILY . people of. Manchester and turn Multi-colored Candy Stripe Twist 65.00 59.75 WATKINS nations on our side of the current 9x12 Velvet CINDERELLA NEW QUEENS them from the objectixes set forth Tan Hooked Design 72.50 67..50 LILY OF THE VALLEY Special Purchase uwm iruiu -..J-...... - I division. It muat be aa- 9x12 Wilton ^ „ , Do You Have A Home in View? 64.50 CLERMONT NEW 8TANDI8H byv j thoughtfulkiiuus. preparationr and iumed that Russia is .just . as ( 2 1 9x12 Axniinster Rose 18th Century “Second" 83..50 UVINGSTON policy. 9x12 Axmlnater Rose carved Scroll Design 83.50 647i» eager to avoid the possibility of COLFAX LOUIS XV NORFOLK Focus your vision on a Muncliestor Savings & Loan Direct 18th Century 83.50 74.5fi FEBRUARY Black And, as it used to be In the old atomic war as we are. But It also 9x12 Axminater Beige Carved Scroll Design 83.50 74.50 CXS'VTNOTON LUXEMBOURG OLD LONDON days, thsre was one certain an­ has to be conceded that with Reduction Home Loan. This fast way to coniplcte home ( 3 1 9x12 Axtninster F U R N I T U R 9x12 Axminster Grey Modern Plaid • 83.50 74..50 swer to such efforts and such tsl- atomic war ruled out, all nations ownership brings that lumic within your range because CROMWELL MADAM JUM EL ORIANA ea^ . The doubting Walters have , 9x12 Axniinster Brown Modern Plaid 83.50 74JSO MADAM MORRIS PARIS Green Carved Scroll De.sign 83.50 74.10 d o l l y had their triumphs in the paat. atomic energy for peaceful pur- our loans arc very generous. The cost is not too great 9x12 Axniinster MADISON Green Green Scroll Leaf 83.C0 74..50 ST. DUSTAN PLAIN PLYMOUTH bat not ;when town policy had poses. No nation needs this great . . may he less than yoiir present rent. Come in and talk 9x12 Velvet SALE DUKE OF YORK Beige Hooked Design 83.50 74..50 been thoughtfully and carefully potential source of industrial en­ 9x12 Axmlnater SHAMROCK V POMPADOUR it over, with local men who aet upon your application Blue Orlenfal Design 99.50 74..50 EDOEWORTH prepared, and presented and de- ergy more desperately than Rus­ 9x12 Velvet Brown Hooked Design 109.50 84.50 SHEAF OF WHEAT POMPEIAN (■Bded by cltlaens thoroughly sure sia. And Russia, therefore, may within R week. 9x12 Axminster ESSEX Slate Blue 18th Century 109.50 84..5U SPOT8WOOD POPPY af fhsir ground and their facta fear that to place her atomic in­ 9x12 Axminster FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE OPEN THURSDAYS TIL 8 P. M. Green Scroll Leaf 109.50 84..50 EVENTIDE and Dw broad issues involved. dustry under Intemntlonal con­ 9x12 Axminster STRAT8FORD PORTLAND Lime Green Scroll Leaf 109.50 84..50 FLORENTINE This was tfie happy state of af- trol would be to hand control of 9x12 Axminster Beige Carved Scroll Design io9..4o 84..50 t h r e a d e d ANTIQUE PORTSMOUTH faira laat night, as the public her own rate of Industrial prog- 9x12 Axminster GOVERNOR'S LADY hearing discuased the next phase 9x12 Axminster Green 18th Century Floral 109.50 84.50 TUILERIES PRINCESS PATRIC resa to nations which are her ri­ Hooked Design 106.50 84.50 IMP. a< Xanchestsr’a - acheol building y ManchesterManet V 9x17 Axminster Tan vals. 9x12 Velvet Platinum Beige Plain Twist "Seconds" 103.50 S4.S0 CHRYSANTHEMLTM ■VIC^RIAN ROANOKE program—the censtmetion qf a It ran be regarded ae quite cer­ A N D Rose Plain Loop “Second” 126.00 84.50 SA V IN G S LOAN 9x12 Veh-et IMP. QUEEN VIOLET ROSE m a r ie '’ Broad atreet achool, -the expanaioa tain that we would feel the aame 9x13 Wilton Tan Hookloom Loop "Second ” 141.75 99.50 of Hollister street achool, and the ASSOCIATION INC. 12x14.6 Velvet Blue Plain Twist 216.50 169.50 JEFFERSO N VIRGINTANA . ROYAL OAK way about proposed international Telep hone 2 -1 6 5 2 9 6 3 M A IN obtaining of plans for a new Maa- control of peacetime atomic ener­ ALL SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE KING EDWARD WREATH ST. DUSTAN cAi a SED cbeste^ High school. gy If It appeared to us that Rua- BlMBAoo/hoiS' OUtOAt ^tna/voiaC InU cU U ien Belft^ , In Maachsater’s history alan-bloc nations would be likely has a puMc issue been more fully to domlnsta the International con­ aad ably presented. That waa a trol board. * INTERNATIONAL STERLING credit to Fred- Rogers of the Ws have to eliminate the time <3/ M an ckede/t a Orders accepted until Feb. 14 for June, 1950, Delivery. Beard of Education, to General table phaae of the Baruch Plan, if WilTKIIV!i Hide-A-Bed ANDOVER ELEGANCE OLD ENGLISH WHITEHALL only Managea George H. Waddell, with we aeiioualy Intend any effort for Ms lucid otatements of the ftnan- international coatrol of the atom. BEACON HILL ELSINORE ORANGE BLOSSOM EMPRESS ^Hal burdens Involved, and eape- Whether we can afford te elimi­ 4848535348482323232323484823532323534848484823534823482348533148482348232323485348234848534853532353532348532353232323234823BERKELEY LADY BETTY PATRIA COLONIAL SHELL gives you all clBlly to Saul Silversteln, chalr- nate the requirement for interna­ RADIANT'ROSE ORCHID Bian of the School Building Com- tional ownership of atomic re­ BRANDON LENOX BRittee, whose exposition of the sources and Industry, and simply CAMEO MADRID RHAPSODY SPRING BOUQUET these features . BBtire program waa eminently un- rely upon good faith and inspec­ CA'VTCLL MAINTENON ROSALIND GEORGIAN MAID dsrstsndable and satisfying. And tion for our security is a more PANTHEON 1. Sleep two persons on a luxuri­ halllnd the presentation of ls.it serious and debatable question. OHUdBS MARTEL SIMPLICITY at Carload Prices! Bight there waa, as Mr. Silvcr- ous full size innerspring mat­ But these are the two phases of COLONIAL MINUET CARVED THE8EUM 5VEDGEWOOD tress. atein noted, the many months the Bsriieh Plan wliieh Russia , Cq^X>NIAL HAM’D MINUET ENGR'D WELLESLEY NORSE ^ o f conscientious study tliat tiie steadfa.stly refuses to accept. We | a s 1 • 2. P^asy to open and close . . , patented balanced sleeping unit. Board of Iklucation. the Board of might ss well recognize that if we NOSEGAY WINDERMERE TRIANON S I M M O N S famous Directors, and the whole School were m Russia's place, we also 8. Occupants sleep straight out • . HuUding Committee have given to would refu.se to accept them. • from sofa . . . not across it! Manchester's school problem. ■ Because these are Rusaia'a moat 'I P ’ORLeSANB OL.P BROCADE 4. May be made up with sheets Wheq a case is so prepared and valid ohjertions, they are what DOROTHY MANNERS 'CANTERBURY and blankets in place and closed. presented, the doubting Walters . HIDE-A-BEDS : Rii.ssia lia.s been relying upon as 6. Smart daytime styling in the are deprived of fertile ground for SYMPHONY CHASED BEVll jI.E popular key-arm Lawson de­ their oritical operations. . jiistitication for ita refusal to ac- | ■ cepl the Baruch Plsn. .'Hioiilil botli i GEORGIAN PAUL REVERE sign. But the important, positive STERLING in close-out coverings thing waa. we think, that all who of tlii'se olijections. be answered. ! First Quality LADY CONSTANCE ARISTOCRAT Ru.ssia miRht then find some oth­ aOrders accepted until Fab. ided the hearing were satis- 51 Gauge," 15 Denier MARY CHILTON OLD NEWBURY er oliieclions. in which Russia and strengthened in their < on- 14th for Jiuie, 1960, delivery. C might be, just as insistent even OLD ENGLISH VIRGINIA CARVEL You’ve seen Hide-A-Bed illustrated and described ttetlon about the main issues in- in the Saturday Evening Post, Life and other Na­ wlved. We cannot fall to liuilci ; though the objections themselves I N Y L O N S BENJAMIN FRANKLIN LADY MARY ! wcri' lo.ss valid. tional magazines. Now you can have one for your new schools, it. is going to coal Dainty Dot Nylons home at a February Sale saving. Simmons discon­ ua heavily. The pattern of Man- . We don't know. , Dealing witli DAINTY DOT \ Russia often involves a Russian 81 Oauge, 15 Denier 51 Gauge, 18 Denier tinued a group of their fine coverings . . . and we cheater's new school program is Noaolqne and Twin Heela CHAMBORD L£8 CINQ FLEURS made a large purchase . . . x t carload prices . . . to retreat from one objection to an- NvIomb (Black Heel) aet. And. although it involves $ 1 .6 9 CLOVELLY MARIE ANTOINETTE bring you these super-luxurious sofa-beds at nuch other. But we do know this: that $1.39-$1.59 COLONIAL CLASSIC aome compromises in pie interests | REED MAYFLOWER low prices. of economy and beat use of exist- i there IS no valid American peace and CONTEMPORA effort f«'ing made until some at­ 4 5 Gauge, tS Denier Dark Seams ___ .$1.49 Na n c y l e e ia« .facilities, it is a program Dainty Dot Nylons COTILUON Which is sound beyond any serious tempt has been made to get other 51 Gauge, 15 Denier BARTON GREOANTE OLD ENGUSH Nyloas ot-^l.St formerly S229.00 dr .major criticism. ■ around these two objections which $ 1 .1 9 . FRENCai ANTIQUE ANTIQUE are so valid from tlie Russian STERLING HERITAGE QUEEN ANNE $198 point of view. aOrdara accepted until Fab. JUBILEE ROMAINE RttSsiBB'Tuo Objections And before we shrink from the blew .... Rayon 14th for June, 1950, delivery. KINO TRA D m O N formerly $259.00 The reason a good many impor- of giving up our origt- LASALLE VIRGINIA $209 tBnt Americana are urging a re- ! P '*" *oiomational owner- TAILORED CURtAlNS Vialon of the Bm-uch Plan for in-! P*'**'* of peacetime formerly $289.00 taraotional control of atomic en- ! «"orgy, we might reflect ANTIQUE NORlfANDnB Looks like a smart Lawson gfi toebes wide to the pair t ‘ • 4 f • orgy la not merely that Russia re- ■ atomic energy is being con- WALLACE GEORGIAN COLONIAL PRINCESS MARIE laets the plan as. it is, but that 1 revolutionized. Originally IlMy themselves do not see how ' * relatively scarce metal. 72 IN. LONG ...... S I .7 9 m v m a RHYTHM S I sofa during daytime Buaala could oct^pi it as it is. . ( which seemed suacepti- STERLING lONO CHRianAN 2 9 SOMERSET The- first phaae of the Baruch | ^ from a relatively re- aOrdera accepted until Fab. 63 IN. LONG ...... $ 1 . 6 9 LARKSPUR ' VIOLET B laa which Russia is certainly *^''**^*'*

■fe- w f . i'.- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN> WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8.1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8.1960 PAGE ELEVEN TBM hospital and found to ha uninjur­ Adler acknowledgment that some and Draper brought suit against New Bngland coUege at Henniker, Memhard said the Jury preferred! will see to it that the Taft-Hartley wuau - IMM r r t m • n *• WHU - liW 40 Foot Fall ed. of the organisationa ha had aup- Mrs. McCullough "to claar our Jury A c4|^t8 N. H., as soon aa she rested. to continue its work. Frigid Blast issue {S' made one of the major W 4 x u -im today 8 KadlO w n n - i m BiMagvd to Ctateli Ropo Would Uphold portad had bean Hated by various namat.” In responae to a direct She said she was not engaged, Beep Vigil In Office issues of the campaigns. WHNB - WHAY — • ! • Marcel Glnfraa, 38, also of Man­ official agenclea as "pro-Commu- question from Mrs. McCullough’s although wports of a romance *‘Wo will appeal to the American Carol Paight They went to dliinei^ then, and Hits Sector WON! ^ I6H 'EMtcta ataaffari Tkaa WFHA->li8.t Injures Four vllle, and crew foreman, said hr Rights of All ntst.” Adler denied, however, that counsel, ha denied that their pur­ cropped up during the trial. came back at 7:21 p. m. for the voters for a mandate so clear and managed to clutch a rope when the he had ever aupported qn organisa­ pose was "to make money on the so unmistakable that the next Con­ tion with the knowledge It waa a Bide.” Mother Sobs Convulsl%-ely next 46 minutes, spectators chat­ (Contlnned from Page fine) staging let go and waa able to r a n Mrs. Mary Paight. 52. widowed gress will feel oblignd to carry out 4!06— ^ ..v •iM — lower himself to aafaty. Glngras i "Communlat front” « ted in the courtroom. Carol, her the expressed will of the people.. WDRC — Newg; Garry Moore ! WTHT — Buzs Adlam’s Play- Workmen Plunge from Idirry Adler Tt^lifies “1 have aupported the rlghta of According to teporte from 23 by her' daughter’s mercy bullet, mother, brother and friends kept Orleans and 67 at Dallas, The aaid the other workmen fell on a WeWMtyTilts . TWWNtia « IsslaTWa and M mlnutas M bra Vocaman broke down in convulsive sobs at "We find that it is no coinci­ 'room. pile of rubble on the plant roof, people — if they happen to be states, 67 pet; cent of all drivara vigil in the sheriff’s office. Then mercury hit 90 at Laredo, Tex., WTIC-lia^kidAga Wife. WONS—Family Theater, Staging on Smokestack To That Effect in Communista it wouldn’t make any Judith Munhard, 5S, announced the verdict. Then she said: ‘Tm so yesterday. dence that the same reactionary adding the ategtng fall on top of Involved in fatal traffic accidents the verdict. The trial laated two came the knock on the Jury door, elements In Congress who opposed Shop WTHT—Carter Family. w n c —Mr. District Attorney. difference," he aaserted. were violating traffic regulations happy I could die." She stood Of Plant at Milford them. Pre-Trial Hearing A bush fell over the courtroom There were several wet spots. WKNB—Newe; Requeet Mati­ WDRC—Bing Croahy. The harmonica player aald he at the time of the accident. weeka. aUunchly behind the girl through* as the Jury filed in. The foreman Snow fell in parts of Minnesota, Taft-Hartley’s repeal are also Police and ambulance attend­ carol waa charted with aecond blocking le^slation to protect the nee. • 10:00— , << * NewRodUMd ■ out the trial. gave the verdict at 5:07 p. m; Wisconsin, upper Michigan and WON8—HoUywood, Ua.A. WTHT—Lawrence WeUc. Milford, Feb. 8 — — Four ants had to lower the men from Oreemvich, Feb. 8- (/P» —Larry degree murder in OonnecUcut’a • Carol's brother, handsome, strap­ Colorado. A rain belt extended economic interests of American the tbof In sling stretchers. Adler, the harmonica virtuoso, aays firit mercy alaying triai. She Carol Ann returned to Stamford farmers and the small business WHAY—Meet Me at George'e. WHAT—News; Mponlight Mati­ Rhode Island workmen plunged 40 • Homes of • ping Carl Paight. 22, also was with with her mother, Stamford Police over parts of Iowa. Missouri, Ne­ 4tlfr— nee. feet to the roof of the Connecticut All were employes of the Coast he le Interested only in "upholding • • would have gone to priaon for Ufa braska and Kansas. Some rain al­ men." • carol at the end as he had been Sergt. Eugene Merritt, who replac­ WTIC—Stella Dallaa. WTIC—Big Story. to Coast Construction company of the rights of pegt»le," whether or If C0QViCt6d. throughout the trial. He too, testi­ so fell in the Pacific northwest. Falls' to Prevent Strikes 1VTHT—Bandataml. WDRC—Btums and Alien. uight and Power company plant Manvllle. not they are Conimuniste. * OutoUnding Valace * The Jury alao could ' have con* fied in her defense. ed her father on the force, and The council said the T-H law here last night. Injuring three, one He lestifird to that effect here vietad* her of manalaughter—with Mrs. Merritt. WCCC—Newa; Request Time. WONS—News Commentary. a la an rtai aectteM at MAN- . Judge Cornell, in charging the has only snarled labor-management WON8—Jack Downey’s Music 10:50— seriously. , yeslcriliiy at a pre-trial hearing to a maximum penalty up to 15 Jurors, said Carol must be acquit­ Late last night there was a Green Raps relations and has failed to pre­ Accident Injuries clarify iHsnea In the 2200,000 auit * CHK8TKR nffereff ay JAB- * Shop. WONS—Behind the Story. The men were members of a • V ia Vna aay^y aa wHS • yeara in priaon. ted, if, in their opinion, she waa In­ private dinner party at a Stam­ vent big strikes. WCCC—Big Brother Bill Show. WDRC—Lum and Abner. five-man crew working on a stag­ he and dancer Paul Draper have Ught Applanae at Verdict sane at the time of the shooting. ford restaurant to celebrate her riled againat Mrs. Heater R. Mc­ ya«r asada. tteTI aepply yes n Labor Law The council saved its Taft- 4i80— WTHT—Newspaper of the Air. ing on the smokestack of the plant Fatal for Sailor witli tlM aMna VMi daaira ■ Light 'applauae awept the court* Warns Against Sympathy acquittal. But Carol Ann was' so Hartley blMt aa the final act of Its WDRC—New England Note­ w n c —CurUln Time. under a 24-hour contract to cut Cullough of Greenwich in the U.O. • room at the verdict deapite auper- wrought up, her mother said, that winter meeting. Adjourning yes- book. 10:45— down the stack. District court at. New Haven. Would You Rather Drive A • Saali Pmaa JARVI8 aMI Ya • Blit the mercy angle should not New London, Feb. 8—(jP)— Ho­ ^ Bhall Find asd Be Heafff. ^ ior Court Judge John A. Cor- influence the Jury toward sympa­ she could eat nothing but a bowl Oanffaned Irons Page One t .~day, council members stayed on WTHT—Bandstand: News. WONS—Jack’s Waxworks. Most seriously injured was Ju.*- The entertainers charge that neU’a atem warning againat any of soup. for conferences today and tomor­ W n c —Lorenxo Jones. WHAY—Time. Place. Show. tine Cote, 19. of Union Village, R. ward L. Duke. 19. of Provo, Utah, Mrs. McCullough, wife of an .la- NEW 1950 PONTIAC? thy. he warned, adding: "No r a s ­ stationed at the Submarine Base, Boclate picture editor of Time demonatration. ter how pure or kindly the motive, Guests at the party Included coming congressional elections as row with Secretary of Labor Tob­ WHAY—Chester, the Curious WTHT—It’a Your Business. I. He waa admitted to the Milford * Jorvis Realty ■ Spectatm thronged the corrl- its best hope for the future. We in. t^amel. 11:00— Groton, died at 7:06 a. ni„ today niagaxine, libeled them in certain the law does not justify one per­ Mayor George T. Barrett of Stam­ hospital with injuries described at W. W. Backus hospital. Nor­ utterancea and publicly printed REASONABLY EARLY DEI.IVERIES dora of th? Fairfield county court- son taking the life of another to ford and Mrs. Barrett. WKNB—Request Matinee. News on all stations. as a possible fractured back. Alao houae for more than SO minutea to WCCC—Newe; Request Time. 11:15— wich, as a result of Injuries sus­ letters late in 1948 wjien they were WITH OR WITHOUT TRADES a Compony ■ save that other from suffering, ac­ Carol Ann. her mother and hospitalised waa Armand BourquP, tained Saturday when a car he atheduled for an appearance at a Manrheetef llaiHi. • about “Oood luck, Carol" aa the tual or anticipated, of any disease brother, Carl, Jr„ then went to 6i48— WDRC—World Tonight. 19, of Janvllle, R. I., with cuts girl left fdr home. w n c —Young Widder Brown. WTHT—Ted Malone. was driving crashed Into the abut­ Greenwich. She chjirg^ them with - 654 DMlat Mftaal — or malady whlrh he may be af­ their home. and bruises of the body and nose. ment of a bridge over Poqueta- "pro-Communlst ay mpathles.” • Tel. 4112, 7275 at • Ju d n Cornell act her free with* WHAY—Story Queen. WHAY—Moonlight Matinee. Treated at the hospital for' cuts in aeconda after the verdict from flicted, and that it is so even If the WDRC—Old Record Shop. WONS—Jack’s Waxworka. nuck cove, Ledyard. No date for the trial has been BALCH PONTIAC, Inc a Bntarprlaa MMM • killing be done at the request of Urges Early Convention Onto and bruises and released was Herve Cleo H. Fisher, 20, also of the aet, but Mrs. McCullough has asked OPKN EVKNINGS tito nine women and three men on WCCC—:Junlor Disc Jockeys. WTIC—Mindy Carson Sings. Roberta, 19, also of Manvllle. • ••••maoaaata the Jury. the person killed. 8:00— 11:25— Submarine Base, waa Instantly the cqprt to aet the date when the 155 CKNTEIR STREET MANCHKS'I'ER The jury got the case st S:16 Greenwich, Feb. 8—(JP)— Con- WDRC—Old Record Shop. WDRC — Public Servlco Pro­ The fourth workman to fall waa killed in the crash which seriously next term opens on Feb. 14. IfUmber ot Ballota Secret p. m (e.s.t.) yesterday after nine „ JHINT JUST WALK... Joseph Lambert, 19, also of Man­ Injured a third sailor, Donald W. Macdonald DeWitt, one of Mra. Yoo Can Always Do BtCtor At Balch'a The Jury membera refused to say nectlcut’s Republican leaders have WHAY—My Serenade. gram; Sign Off. trial days. been urged by the Fairfield Coun­ WTHT—Challenge of the Yuk­ II:S0—. vllle. He was examined at the Baker, 18. McCullough's lawyers, drew from Read Herald Adva. how many ballots they took. They The Jurors came back twice to ty Republican orgnnliatlon to set WTIC-Music. said they pledged secrecy. Walk on Carpet* and Linoleum on. hear part of .ludge Cornell's charge as early a date as possible for the WTIC—When a Girl Marriea. Frequency Modulation Carol clutched in her hand the reread. Then they returned a third party’s nomination convention. same gold crucifix that waa InsUdled By WKNB—News; Request Mati­ WFHA—10S.7 MO. preaaed there by her mother Hiurs* time for an hour-long rereading of WilUam H. Brennan, county O O P nee. part of the medical testimony. loader, said Mtenttal candidates WCCC—Big Brother Bill. WDRC—FM 0S.7 MC. 824-828 Main St. day as the girl tool( the witness for places on the party’s ticket 6il5^“ P. M. stand. Finally, Judge Cornell offered 3-0—Same as WTHT. Tel. 8161, Manchester them a chance to go home for din were discussed, but added that no WDRC— The Old Record Shop. The girl, perspiring beneath pho* endorsements for any of them | WHAY—Meet the Band. 6:30—Sereno Gammell; Weath- tograiMc Ughts after the verdict, ner, reluming In the morning to er. resume deliberations. But Mrs were sought. HALL UNOLEDM CO. WTIC—Portia Faces Life. told, newsmen she would return to WKNB—Sports. ' 6:45—Ctoncert Hour, 32 OAK STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. TO YOUR VALENTINE 8*.sa— w n c —FM 065 MC. WTHT—Jack Armstrong. WY»RC—FM On the Air 1 p. m.- A Gift from the Nancy Roe Shop Will Be Appreciated WON8—Toro Mix. 11:25 p. m. w n c —Just Plain Bill. Same aa WDRC. GENUINE FELT BASE LINOLEUM WHAY—Meet the Band. WFHA— 5s4^— P. M. NYLON HOSIERY 1.15 to 1.98 WDRC—Curt Maaaey and Mar­ 6:00—Racing .and Sporta. TO COVER tha TUfon. 6:15—Farm Report; Weather. SLIPS 2.98 to 5.98 w n c —Front Page Farrell. 6:30—Western Serenade. 12’ X 12’ ROOM WHAY—Sports. < 6:45—Keyboard Kapera $ 9 * ^ 5 Evening 7:00—Dance Time. GOWNS 2.98 to 5.98 6i06— 8:00—National Guard. Installation Extra / WDRC—News. 8:18—Guest Star. NQGIffiOR! BLOUSES 8:30—Marine Band. Bring Room Measurement 2.98 to 5.'98 / WON8—News. YESI YESI FOLLOW THE CROWDS RIGHT HERE WTHT—Joe Girand Show. 8:45—Lest We Forget, SWEATERS WHAY—News, w n c —FM On the Mr 5:25 a. m.- WHERE YOU C \N BUY THE BEST FOR LESS. 2.98 to 5.98 w n c —Newa 1 a. m. FOR COUNTERS 6 :10— Same as WnC. WDRC—Jack Smith Sportscast. Telerisloa •SHELL-PLI •FLOR-EVER 6:15— WNHO—TV •INLAID LINOLEUM WDRC--Jaak Zalman. P. M. WOKS—Sporta 4:00—Homemaker’s Exchange. WHAY—Supper Serenade. 4:30—Teletunea. W no—Strictly Sports; Weath­ 6:00—Ted Steele Show. FOR WALLS er. 5:45—Howdy Doody. 6:t5— 6:00—Film Shorts. •PLASTIC TILE •CONGOWALL WDRC—Record Album. 6:30—Lucky Pup. TURNPIKEMARKET •:SS— 6:45—Muale and Program A New Eoffauid Food Store, an independently owned, co-operatively op^ted Shop WONB—Jim Britt. •LINOWALL Notea s. *y»nin. Coaveniently located—Always plenty of Free Parking. WTHT—Sereno Gammell; Wea- 7:00—Kukla, Fran and OUle. 964 MAIN STREET the(. 7:30—Showroom. FOR FLOORS w n c —Wrightvllle Folks. 7:45—Sporta Newsreel. 151 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST---- TEL. 8338 6:45— 8:00—Arthur Godfrey. • Rubber Tile • Linoleum Tile WDRC—Lowell Thomas. 9:00—Abe Burrows Almanac. Our meet display gives one of the largest selections to choose from in iown. • Asphalt Tile • Linoleum Rugs WONB—Evening Star. 9:30—Boxing. Tliere’s no pailting problem here. Just Park and Shop. By popular demand we con- • Flor Ever • Hall and Stair Carpets • 11:00—Wi«aUlns,-i^' tbine these items at BELOW bargain prices. I2 :0 0 -U te News; • Inlaid Linoleum • Rubber Runner i m — • Felt Base Linoleums • Venetian Blinds WDRC-Beulah. OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M. • Rug Borders • Stair Treads 43 ONi St. WONS—News. Why Thoasaad* of Bactare 43 Oak St. MANCHESTER WTHT—Storyland. WHAT—Symphony Mall, prescribe Rlaasaat tatUag Tel. 2-9937 T.L 2.3937 w n c —LIght-Up Time. Sweet Life Fancy White Flakes DOESKIN TOILET 7:15— S E A FO O D WONS—Tello-Test. A a m r - WARDS REBUILT MOTORS TISSUE 8 rolls 99e w n c —News. TUNA 29c WDRC—Jack Smith Show. OUARANTiED UKE-NEW VALENTINE’S DAY FEB. 14 DELICIOUS 7tS«— WONS—Gabriel Heatter. m(GABBiaaveaua) e a m FANCY SMOKED Give **Him** a Valentine He Can Wear from EPICURE BRAND STEWING OYSTERS WTHT—Lane Ranger, w n c —Kostelaneti Conducts. FiaTtraam acta at once. Itnotonly RIB ROAST SHOULDERS WDRC—Club Fifteen. relieves such coughing but also 7:45— loosens up phlegm and makes It Large Select Oysters For Cocktails or Fryittg easier to raise, m ru ssm Is -$| 17 5 0 CROWN FRESH NATIVE HARMAC’S WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. lExetoaae* m U M POINT JUDITH SEA SCALLOPS WONS—I Love a Mystery, safe! Mighty effective for old PACKAGED OIL SALE-PRICEDI Bach w n c —Tour Senator from Conn. andffoungl Pleatmt tastingt BEEF ROAST CHICKENS $1.59 8 :00— a lay N«w - Pay Lafar • N«Dr«m Dopaall Bonelcaa (No sooker fat) Wax rlranrd. S'/j to 4 Iba. WDRC—Mr. Chamelon. • Ford V-8 1932-41, 85 H P ...... 107..56* FIVI-OAL. CAN ARROW GREEN JUMBO COOKED WONS—Dr. Kildare. a i o . 4 .3 9 • Fraa ealivary in Wards Aroa • Spacial ConIracI WTHT—Dr. I. Q., • Ford Model A ...... 89.95* SHRIMP SHRIMP SHRIMP WHAT—Roeary, White Side Wall • Cberrolet 1933-42 ...... 89.95* OUR DOLLAR SPECIALS SHIRTS w n c —Thla is Tour Life. Pad. Tom fododad. Now low pricM—MG sovkios for youl And a NEW IM­ SilS— • Dodge 1933-42 ...... 117.95* Mean Extra Meals for Your family CAPE COD STEAMING CLAMS, LITTLE WHAY—Time for Time. TIRES NIW VNoRaad la PROVED VHolizad oil that’s bottor tiran avar. “SolvMit 10 Collar Style WTHT—Brien McMahon. • Plymouth 19S-42 ...... 117.95* hondy eentoinar. Refbwd” mokas the differanca— a sp«dal method of re­ 2 LBS. CHOPPED B E E F ...... NECKS, CHERRY STONES, QUOHOGS' 8:M— Dart—Gordon Dover WDRC—Dr. Christian. Recapped P M . f .4 0 moving knpuritiM from cnida oil. 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S9o^| Swank & Hickok Jewelry and Wallets TOMS TO TAKE OUT OR EAT A t THE BAR An Work Done On The Preniac* DOG F O O D ...... 2 Cans 25c FANCY McIn t o s h BIST FIBER COVBM MOUNTO m a FRIED CLAMS, FRIED SCALLOPS, FRIED FISH Deluxe The APPLES ...... 4 Lbs. 29e (Wallets Initialed Free) 7 i MAPLE STREET REGULARLY IB.79 I2!L Sixo Price* ll^OCOLATE MINIATURES OR FRENCH F1UED ^A T O E S SaSD*1Se #••••••• • • • • • 11a6S • • • • • FANCY Ixtre heavy loequarad (bar rasMs sell end fod- 6e50*18e aeeeeee* a • • e e 14a60 • • • • a le- K lS S tS ...... 25c BANANAS------... Lbs. 3^1 THERE IS ONLY ONE MANCHESTER SEA FOOD DIAL 8416 ' Wipes clean oosyl Choica of baoutifol plaid 700-1S...... lAaUeee.a SALE h a r m a c pottams. Bostic fosarls insure smooth, wrinWa-fiea 6e0^16a a a a a e a a a a a a'a a 11s9S a • • • a 43 OAK ST.—JUST OFF MAIN______CASH AND CARRY SERVICE—EASY PARKING fit, oiva Hiot "custom-built'' loeli. SeSD*16e aeeeeee* a a a a a 14a98 a • • • • ENOS • • • • • lYaSD • • • • • •REE DELIVERY ANYWHERE 13 Or Over ” **Distinctive Men** Wear** ••*••*•• CLOSED MONDAY AFTERNOONS Ona-Stop Dry GleaBiag and Laundry Service Other Sins keiiundl *Fhs Fed. Tax-bch. SATURDAY 946 Main Street, Manchester Next To Arthur Drug OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY 10.)6 Main Street, East Hartford Next To Sage-Allen •*lf It S w im * ^lF v Have W* ! • )

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1950 ' RAGE THIRTEEN IfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1950 were appointed to represent the at home. Only the latest and most “Sliopsmith” Tool unit at the Area “ A " Rehabilita­ Wa8li(1av Gliiiio etrictent home laundry equipment been active In backstage work and Mi88 Gustafson The hosteaaes used a pink and are the two Deputy Oollacton aa- tion and Child Welfara coqferenco will be used, Mr. Benson said. publictly. white color scheme on the attrac­ To Give Income signed to the post here. They will Is DeiiiO|i8trated of the American Legion Auxiliar­ At B c i i 8<»i i Slore During the program, the Hdme Local Players f . Jeannine Roy of.. Olcott drive tively appointed buffet table. The be on duty here on the following ies wt the Hotel Bond. March 8 to Laundry Consultant will answer will make her first ep|>eBrance Prc-Niiplial Guest honor guost l erelved many beauti­ dates: 11, and also to attend the (confer­ questions pertaining to laundering With the Masquers. Although she ful gifts fimm her friends. Feb. 30, 21, 28, 24. 27, 28; "How many home workshops are ence dinner, Friday, March 10. The Workless Washday Clinic, a problems. She will also discuss With Masquers Tax Help Here the best methods of washing vari­ has a amall part In thts produc- March 1, 2. 3. 8. 7. 8, 9, 10, 18, 14, there In the United Btataa?" Jt was voted to Invite the mem­ unique program which has met Mlaa Lois C. austafaon, whose ous types of fabrics. In order to Uon.Mlss Roy Is ho novice in the IS. The hours will be announced The peraon In Manchester who bers of the Amerlcnn Legion to with wide srclalm from housewives theater. She hsa appeared in many marriage to Richard W. Moore, later. sccninmodate the large group ex­ Three from Town to Fire Goiiipaiiics Two Agents ' Assigned is probably, baat. qualified to an­ attend the next meeting, at which throughout the nation, will be pre­ pected to attend, three Identical dramatic productions at the Put­ will taka place at tCmamiel Luth­ time it la pkknncd to haye'Robert / (9 swer thla question'la Roy .Keith, a sented here Tluirsday. Friday and sessioM will be held aach day of 624-826 Main St. Tel. 5161, Mancheitcr Take Roles in Forth* nam Cathollc'Acsdcmy snd has dl- eran church, Saturday afternoon, To Assist in Making Idle Beneflla Claims Drop Cherlin. aenlor vice commander of ected her own productions. (#el Early (^ill strapping yaung man of 34 who Saturday, February 9. 10. 'll. It the Clinic. These sessions are February 18 at four o'clock has Rau-Locke Post, speak to the was announced today by Benson's Hcheduted at 10 a. m., 2 p, m., and coming “The Women” Paul Nell ileSole, who has gain­ Out Reports Hartford, Feb. 8—(/I*;—Clatea dally Is holding throngs spell- group. ed state wide reputation as a lit­ been the guest of honor at two re­ WIN Furniture * Appliances! 713 Main 7:30 p. m. Companies I, 3 and 4 of the for unemployment com pensi^n _ bound at the Montgomery Ward Miss Frances and Miss Barl-nra tle theater director will direct the cent parties. Her aunts, Mrs. Har­ Two agents of the Internal Rev­ In Connecticut totaled 46,240 last .itreet. The Clinic will be con- Each person attending the Clinic ThiM local women will have South Manchester fire department ‘ atore while be puts the new multi­ W’allctt will be co-chairmen of the dneted by Home l,jiiindry Coiisnlt- will be presented with a useful gift Claire Boothe comedy Marion ry Guatafaon, Mrs. Paul Gustafson enue service will be at the Municl- Week, a decline of 2,210 cases from purpose power tool "Shopsmlth" featured role* th the Mark Twain Blelh has designed the twelve .In­ responded to a J^iH alarm call this p.al building here for 17 days to lufreahmcnt commitice at that ant Mrc. Kverett Bolding, who will and In addition valuable door and Mrs. Alleai R. Coc were hos­ the preceding week. TTie State La­ through its versatile paces. Vaaquera’ forthcoming produc­ genious settings. Information re­ morning at li:Zf> at the home o f give Income taxpayers assistance meeting, which falls on February explain and demonstrate the case pi'izes will be awarded at each bor department's weekly summary "National m ai^lnea have esti­ with which laundering may be done tion of Claire Booth’s timeless garding ticket reservations may tesses Hi H miacellancouB shower August Kamlen.akl at 388 West In filling their reports diirln.q the 20. Kession. Center street. of unemployment again Hated mated anywhere from 3,000,000 to comedy, ‘The Women," by the be had by writing "Mark Twain for the bride-elect at the home of period to and Including March i.'i. Bridgeport aa the hardest hit city. THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Masquers, In c, P. O Box 787, Fire started near the furnace 10,000,000,” Mr. Keith sUted, "but HarUord U tU e Theater group at Mrs. Coe on Boulder Road Elxten- ,. 1 1 date whan payment miiat be Claims there totaled 7,693. Hart- Hartford I. t'onn , Attention; Tic­ and was confined to the immediate made. Judging from my personal expe­ slon, which was attended by over i ford was next with 6,991 and New rience while demonstrating this the Avery Memorial, Hartford, for ket Manager." forty relatives and friends. area. There was IHtle damage. Wilbur Bruce and Marvin Baker i Haven third, with 6,443. five nights, beginning, Tuesday, power tool all over the United The color scheme was pink and m V ■ February 14. The play has a cast Ti> Present Television Series States 1 would vsnture to say It la of 38 women and la presented in white, with the approach of Valen­ more like 20,000,000. tine day the heart motif waa ua«d. twelve scenes. New York. Keb. 8— — Mrs. "O f course, it all depends on how Mary Bums o f Division atreet Mra. Oonrad Casperson made and you define ‘home wifrkshop,’'' he Prsnklin D Roo.sevelt will present beautifully decorated two ahowtr ALL METAL FROM HEAD will appear as Miriam Arens, a a weekly series of one-half hour continued. "There are thousands of cool caJculatlng female who has a cakes. The centerpiece on the buf­ rabid hobbyist who thinks a home television showX beginning Sun­ fet table was a unique angelabra.” TO BOTTOM RAIL way of getting what she goes aft­ day. The National Brosdrastlng workshop’ means a 20 by 20 foot er. Mrs. Bums needs no IntrcKluo- t'o’mpany .said yesterday the pro­ The brass standard supported sev­ room, paneled In knotty pine, with tlon to local theater goers. She has grams (from 1 to Ir.lO p. m., e. s. eral clusters of small candles, the the walla neatly covered with beau­ appeared in many Masquer pro- t.) will feature guests prominent heat of which caused the can­ VENETIAN tiful tools, and a dozen or so shiny ductlona during the past seven In the fields of srience, government dles, surmounted by simulated an­ power tools standing like ten pins years. She will probably be best and world affairs. gels, to revolve and at the same around the floor. remembered locally for her por­ time bella would ring. Similar "And then there Is the much brass candlesticks, reproductlona trayal of Mary In "John Loves Probing Nar.l Vndergronnd O f all qilla I recoqnitad to be the fineal, a more common type of craftsman Look to ourcaloUf for Mary” which the Center TTiesplans from the Swedish, surrounded the who has only the comer of a base­ WurliUer Piano reigns supreme. Moderate in priee pseaented last season. F'rankfurt. CJermany, Feb. 8 — angelabra, which waa given to ment. iitlllty room or garage, a box iptciol "ilta and oga" Amy Hayes of South Howthome — Amertesn agents disclosed to­ Miss Gustafson as a gift. —unequaled in cpiaUty and performance. of hand tools, and perhaps one or foihiom— lilia party sUsst will make her second ap­ day they are Inveatigating a aecret Mra. Harry Eagleaon, the former BLINDS two power units. And the strange Slop in at our store crad let us demonstrate to drauet for (he taen-aga pearance with the Masquers In the Nar.l undergrcaind organization Patricia Fagan and Miss Phyllis part is that this latter fellow fre­ role of the lovable Irish cook. Miss agitating for a new brand of Hit­ Noren, both registered nurses, re­ AMAZING SPECIAL you the pleasure and educational entertainment a quently produces more useful and mhi, prep tuitt "liira Hayes was last seen in the Mas­ lerism in Oermaiiy. The size of cently entertained for Mlaa Gustaf­ Wurlitzer Piano offers your fetmily and loved ones. rraftsmanllke objects than the for­ Dod'i" for young men... quers production of the "Man the underground group Is unknown son at Mrs. Raifleaon’a home on mer.” Mr. Keith bubbled with en­ Who Came To Dinner", which was but one allied olTielal railed It "cer­ Holllater atreet. Among the twenty THURS., FRI. and SAT. ONLY thusiasm when he deacrlbed this presented last season. She has also tainly dangerous." guests were several other nurses. KEMP’S, In c . average "Mr. Craftsman.” look fsr now* nho Mgh F U R N IT I BE and M l’SIC Charter Draped Uyr,^' ityl* unpoMad fumihira far i Aattfl''' hafS » 768 MAIN MTREET TEU .1880 '' avory room, told oi •mam- bla or MporatM la mix'n By Legion Aides t-r:'’ - match, pkn motchad wall- • n . f popar and dropotl Tfa American Legion Auxiliary members at their meeting In the A****O c4. ?* ’298 Legion home Monday night draped I A- . TW O Items 19 to .58 inch width; full 64 inch tba charter for Mr*. Catherine c ^ > s K n i! length. Dust-proof top for modem Strange, a member o f the unit and look far Itburo hour beauty. All galvanized Bonderized Itama Ilk a t h a M ..i Extra! Extra! a Gold Star mother, who died S() EASY TO GET A COPY TODAY steel; tighter closing tilt device. Buy movie prejectori, haa" since the last meeting. tbais yours tomorrow and SA VE ! Before and after the business darkroom oquipmanl, meeting 500 envelopes were filled ... SO EASY TO SHOP FROM Here's Silbros Famous ovary kind of for the coming Rod Cross drive. It waa alao voted to send two girls muticol inalrumenti Thursday, Friday and Saturday to Girls State at the University of L ^ : Connecticut, June 25 to July 1 WARDS NEW SPRING next. look ihroaf h our Dogot of Frank Rainbow Mrs. Harry Sweet, unit rehablll- fabuloui iawolry. . . bloikif Look! Hurry! tatiOD chairman, and Mrs. Harold AND SUMMER CAIALOG klua-whito diamandi, Ladies' two-piece suits, plain coats. Belcher, Child Welfare chairman. you Buy WHILE motchad waddkig and QUANTITIES LIMITED! RIO. «9c DRAMRY Men’s plain topcoats and overcoatH. MEN’S TIES One Dress THEY angagamonl ringy, A t The Legal Notices SLIPCOVn PRINTS Any two items LAST! charkbad amblam pinti Reiular AT A rOUTtT OF PHOBATft held ' ‘ c tiTii tit ir Price “SANITONE” DRY CLEANED First Come Gt ManchAitfr within and f<5r ttw R of. 9Rc Yd. Printed Toweling. 23% Nnan, 7 5 % cotton ^ ■ .And Get Platiict nf Manch^atar, on tha Gth ! r : .' : -.jy ■.» trail Another First » 4av of Fahruary. A. D.. 1950, took larlbinfa Nho t . ‘*Slartax"qualitY,quick-dryinglANtd.printt. S ta r FOR ONLY $1.79. A real “hiiy’* Served Dress Piraaent. JOHN J. WALLKTT, quality lugoaga, lold in Judfa. t ■. ■'. A I S (■ r c ve r y d (.1 . CaR 2-0050 or bring us your things. Of Sams Batata of Joaeph Chartlar. Ikta of amart motchad aoli or Vain.* For kfanchastar. In aald District, daraaaad. Rae- 39c Soy»' Spead Shorts ef springy ribbed cotton. s a l e " ■. t ! I: f) I * p I I c r I'.l’j wporataly—pko hard- On motion of ICarKarat E. Chartiar ' Elottic waist, naol taomi. Sixoi 22 to 32.|NOW 3 FOR ONLY Thursday of aald Manchaater. admIniatratrlSa te-fkid frunta and lecken 25.% DISCOUNT ON ALL DYEING ORDERED: That a!x montha I W I * . i I' ■ d I Cl iir Friday and tka 6th day'of February. A- D.. iM . fo r Ito v a r a r R o E sg e l Nsturda.V be and the auna are Umitad and allow* Rag. 19c work sock In sturdy cotton—rainforcad heals $1.00 ad for the creditor* within which to brinB in thair clalma acalnat aald aa* and foot. Slock and regular langthi. I O'A fe 12. MORE! ONLY! Uta. and the aald admlniatratrlx la diractad to Klva public notice to the V'T 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 iti.'uib cradltora to brinf In thatr clalmi with­ look far bard-lo-fbid R of. LIS Pkg. "lirdioyo" Olopan. W ordi riondord ydfa in aal^* tlma allowed by publlahlnr a If our new Cntoloo faddena bratbar and C D p y of thla order in acme nawapapar haovywalght quality. Abl. 27 x 27 In. Holf-doi. pkg. havinr a circulation In aald probate ilftar tuki, amort largo Raw's year idisiie. la get Tropkol leaf dadgnt, district, within ten daya from the date get 0 Library tliei far womat^ men'a gay floralt, itripail Pra- •ARIZONA HEATER o f thla order, and return make to this LSg Uoo at a grant sav­ Rog. 89c Spun-lo ponliat of circular knit roy&n. Thrao court of the notice fUan. ihoei—tilarally, avery- » ' f O R . Copy today! ing. Rayon nud hHIi . All ihrunk and wodifoil cot­ CLEAMmS&LAUtfDEREnS JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge. Ibing far tba fomHyl dainty loca-lrimmad ilylai. Petlelt. All tizat. 8 for AOULTS ton taxturoi, cmtowiai, DRESS AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Uss aia wool Hand, inyan HARRISON STREET 51 ANCHESTER c h il d r e n REPEAT at Manchester within and for the crorhoil 38 In. wida. District of Manchaatar. on the 6th Rag. 1.89 Rnait quality cotton broodciolh bra, ilzai 34 day of February. A. D.. 1950. SALE I Present. JOHN .1. WALLETT, to 42. Nude or white. Stock up today and toval RAOIAirr CON- Judfr. .VECnOM HEAT. Estate of Minnie Custer, late of Man­ Come In or Mail This Coupon To Get em eVLATES SALE! chester. In said Diatrict. deceased. WARM. EVEN. The executrix . havlnK exhibited her ODORLESS admlnlsrtatlon account with aald as- tfrta to thla Court for allowance. It la A Library Copy Today! 3 »** HEAT-SMART LOOK WHAT H BUYS! Here's How It Works: ORDERED: That the Itth day of ALL-STIIL STOOL .sEKLcnanjui 1 February, 1950. at ten o'clock, fore­ REG. 1.29 • »OR«« — DEtlCUr. THE noon. at the Probate Office In the OREATEBT Municipal Building in said Manches­ MONTOOMERY W A R O - FOR THI KITCHIN DISH DRAL^ER ^ ML'ivel arm swing* HEATER BAR. ter. be and the same la asaljrned for a Our Library Plan It as simple a t Ihii— Cfrtalog Salts Daportmont B itia low prtco . . . for the deeping ramfnrt yea O AiN y r t r v z ONE $9.fS DRESS COSTS TO V ...... $9.95 el gat frooi lte% oarled, ftuffrd lien fraiheia! Stz^y I WORKIESS canning hearinc on the alMwunr'* of . paid - (I) keap your Library Copy for two weeks, 824-828 Main Street EVER 8EENI miniatration account with aald estate RCA tMcing! ...y .11 those hcnllh IP b p re'e"'; and thia Court directs ttut notice of longer If you with; (21 order by phono or in Tel. 5161, Kfanchester AN K.XTRA 88.98 DRESS COSTS ...... $ 1.00 the time and place aaairned far aaid hearlnit be ylven to all peraona known our Cotolog Depoqmert, and (3) return it by Plcoia send me o "Libaory" Spring 1.19 Soper QnaHty Oloas Enamel! WonderfHl far to be interested therein to appeur aiG moil in the wroppa/ provided, at no cost & Summer Catalog Utehea, hathraom walls! All papular color., whito! YOU GET BOTH FOR . . . $10.95 be heard thereon by publiahlnf a copy or obligation to you! 4»o*rt m SAVE6A)..37i2%FliQM of thla order in acme newspaper hav- I U t h Noma a t a a a a t WASHDAY loilf a circulation In aaid District, at REG. LIST Q C DRESSES AT AM. PRICE RANGES INCLCDED! YOU least five days before the day of aald Wards Store Catalog Department. Hasemeivt Addratt Why pay mare 28 R. No. I<. nnn-metallle eable re­ hearing, and by malllnf In a register^ dared from 1.58! Topper enndnetaro, darabla la- A C TU A LLY . HUY P A R BELOW R1IOLESAI.E CO.ST! A L L ed letter on or before February 8. 1950. 4 Manchester, Tel. 7L'I!) PRICE % l a 9 9 SIZES WHEN 'THE SALE BEGINS. a copy of this order to Alice Coleman. City. • o o • • 0 a Get the Last Word tt8.US^ iO .T 3| l.V) HilUard street. Manchester, Conn.: ____ J Walter H. Custer. 21 Weatflelu’ street. l.se Solid Rram porch light eOt to .peclal law prleat W CLINIC T tltt Manchester. Conn.: Edna Klotzer. R.F. Whita pebbled glam shade, aattqne Hnlshed hdder. on Home Laundry D. No. 1. Rockville, Conn.; Louise SACRIFICE SALE! Becker. 237 Summit atreet. Norwich. Developments! Conn.; Harry R. Custer. 159 Hilliard r » n - psg|^nta LAV-AW AY int>lt NEXT WINiPEIL The trustees having exhibited their Lincoln's Birthday falls on Sunday, Feb. 12 Do you have washing problema on which you A »1 X _ annual account with aald estate to thts Things to Considar in VAun would like advide? Feel free to ask questions. Court for allowance. It ia • P R K tD - ORDERED: ThU the 20th day, of Ymi’U get many helpful hints on laundering Choosing a Woshor February'. 1950, at ten o'clock, forenoon, and will be observed Monday, Feb. 13. There­ that you can put to use on the very next im ni- at the Probate Office In the Municipal Bulldinff In aaid Manchester, be and load of clothes you do. As your family erewi, Uw smiiNui the same la assigned for a bearing on fore both these banks will be the allowance ef aald account with r t lO P Uom How to Savo Many character of the fam ily MEN’S aald estate, anc.’ this Court directs that w alk in g chongac. You w on! notice of the time a.id place assigned Dalian In Soap Costs Atonal for aaid hearing be given to all per­ to chooM your waihar who- DRASTIC REDUCTIONS sons Miown to be Interested therein to 0/L See the new work-free washers vdiich use aeep appear and be heard Ihereoti by pub­ Ctosed A tl Day ly, lelact on* which will lishing a copy of this order in aome so thriftily that mvinga on aoap alone amount -1 SUIT SALE newspaper having a circulation In to as much aa $10 a year! meal your varying rec|uire- aaid District, at least five daya before SHIRTS the day of aaid hearing, wid by mail­ ^ a f nwnh for yean to cSsia. ing In a registered letter on or before Kaap AH tha/amily's Oothos Kebruar>’ 6, 1250. a copy of this order Monday, February 1 3 The unique WASHDAY to Robert 8. Morris. 100 Pearl atreet BHghtar, longar ySooHngl FLANNEL Hartford. Conn.; Mancbeatdr Memortal PUNAIYZBI wn quickly WARM $2 2 -s® Hospital, care of Manchester Trust Flay dothea. UUe and bed linera. work dothm Company, Treasurer. Mancheatar, «how you which woiher wM ,,rSBran— Valnes to 49.50 •o-avHi frilly thinga last up to 25% longer ^OOR Conn. RW. W.W 2-39 JOH?^ J, W ^ L L S n * Judge. o A m kaadm ed the workleea way. be«t meet oR your noedc, h't a free tarvico. m e u t — tiqi-OlT Y«RinT_^ The Manchester Trust Company Re cure to odi for H. M .L WOOL KOTics or srrucAttoM Member Federal Dejjosit Insurance C6rp. RUBBERS & ARCTICS Thi* la to glTS netle* that L RAUL 8. PUSSO, of IM BvargrtM - Avsnus, * Prosontod ly Your 3.98 llartforc,'. Conn., have fliad an appll- AT GREAT SAVINGS ancuu tloii dated Jan. 31, 1930,. .gFlth the i': * .r *■ -A Uflunr Oonirol CommlnlM for a The Sfiyings Gonk of Manchester I . 'A i!r.<*ry Btiirr B ^ r Bsnnit for the BENDIX Home Loundry DEM ER nWMMliaEK 1.M All* of al>x>hollc liquor on tba premlaea, . A Moteal Sevings Bank ;:t starkweather atraet, MaariMaUr. SWMl ow ag 1.4S The btisin*** Is owasd b]r FAIR. R All Depoeits Iniarcd Up To $5,000 Puazo. a( 121 Bvergraw AvsmM. Bait, Mmn CUMt 129 TRIPllUiTORES ford. Comi.. and will ks esMqetad Mr , . V FURNITURE AND PA17L 6. PUZBO. of IM avsrgrsw ' 'J - r . ■ .‘•V i Nnw MTY . a ea •fiM 'U A lN STRBfeT .Avenut, Hartford. Conn., aa iMmtttM. O APPLIANCES , . ..RAUI. » YBHU. ARCTICS |»81 Miiin St., Maadieetcr. Telephone 6771 bated Jan. U, 19M. n e e x w u * • 718 MAIN STREET—TELEPHOm pi85 . - H ..,., 'V "" P»y» / •. V. MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY*, 1950 PAoifim iii' ^ y i i 'i ...... was activa in tha Oongragatlonal have enough interest to stay to honey said he 'Vould not dare to needed, and he said that to ,hla schoo’ ' t three times the remodel-1 Guests Entertain cal group, plua an aggregation of ing coat. !^^pector Held On CYP Program church. Give Autlu^rity leading muMciana and entertainer t. vonsider the rest of the school send a child of mine through the mind the cost would have to be i .!■ were (.evcral other pn-1 Obituary A resident of this sUta for tha Extra added will be Coco, Steve Another School Hearing Gives appropriation” when teacher wpoils down there looking for the borne by whatever means waa nec­ Chaininadc f]lnb paat 23 years, Mr. Oarr Was a and Eddie, who appear in a riot­ salaries were Increased here siime Broad street school." essary. . J dorsenunts of the project by per-1 machinist by .trade. For many On Garbage Bid ous comedy act, and a host of Connecticut years ago. Enjoyment o f succeeding re­ O. N. Cole, an engineer, said sons who said that llicy were con- | For Robbery yeara he had been employed as a marks grow so great that Maho­ cerned with the costs, but would : Tha Chamlnada Musical Club other*. Asks I’ersoiialltlea Re Out that he had ronfldrnce that the precision toolmaker by the Taylor The Board o f Directors last night , There are late stage shows Firai Evidently unfriendly toward the i ney was soon inauitible In the town offlelals had thoroughly in­ no! deny their chlklren the best receded ita Fabruary meeting Fenn Company in Hartford. Both “Show” and Facts FunerMls gava General George H. Waddell every Saturday and Sunday start­ teachers, to whom he mode con- | laughter of the spectators. vestigated the projeeta from all |H>salble education except as a re-' Local Youth Pidied Up Blonday evening with a delicious Ha leaves his son, Allan F. Oarr At this point Sllverstein again pot luck supper In tha Robbins authority to award the town's ing at 10 p.m. The Federal (t'ontinurd from Page I'Ivp) Junior high Is ti be at Hollister ttnued sareasttc reference. Ma- • angles, and he thought a handclap suit of calamity. I of Collinaville and four daughtera, garbage collection contract on the street.” * honey was Interrupted by Howell I aixjse to compliment Mahoney on Last N i^ t After Attack room at Center church house. Mrs. Mrs. Harold Ordway o f Bell, Calif., and Colonial his Interest in the probleip, re­ of confidence should speed the The Board of lUrectois. It was Rev. E. T. Thieiies basis of the lowest of three >ids Sllverstein noted he made thia Cheney, who Mked the chair to Louise Herring, chairman, was as­ Mrs David Hanson o f Erie, Pa^na., Expresaes between Boaton and luck of R Broad street building, marking, however, that it was too question on Ita way to a referen­ learned toda.v, will consider the 1 On Aged Man received Monday. I f the low and the situation at other pointx statement beeause an impresmon direct Mahoney to keep mo^e sisted by Dorothy Walker, Mildred Mrs. Malcolm MacLean o f B i^ k - Named Sole Heir Waahlngton a r » the oldeat named bad that Malioney did not match dum. This was loudly given. sotting of an appropriation refer-1 Carey, Marlon Jesanis, Betty Lem- bidder posts the required perform­ will become ci'itteal In plaeon where hnd grown up that the Hollister closely to the subject. Wilbur T. Little asserted that : a , endiim date at Its next meeting.' Funeral Today ton. Mass., snd Mrs. Harold A. tralna In America. The Federal, his interest with conslstenc.v. Doniad SpMtor, 31. of 2S1 Oen- bert, Beatrice Roberta, Marion ance bond, he will secure the con- double eesKionn already are set up site was to contain the only Junior The chair rilled that Mahoney's feels the Board of Education Is 'I he referendum then may be held' Ripley o f TUcottvlIle. besides 21 tnet. Waddell asid today. OpiMieea llulllater St. Plan t«r atnot, on* of four locol mon McLagan, Grace Fraser and Ins Of Aged Recluse then called Waahlngton Night The nel’d. Kogein aald, Is to re­ high school, and that some, ques­ remarks eoncemed the school ques­ placing too much Importance on early in March. j Funeral servlcea for Rev. Elmer grandchildren and five great tioning If the Hollister building Mrs. K. Mae Holden. Board of Hohenthal. P®»*i«nlc Micoletti was low with Bxpresa, made her flrat trip In group and build srhool.s to the tion. "brick and mortar.” snd not anooted here k fow weoka aco and grandchildren. Hla wife died about should be enlarged, had proposed Thereupon Mahoney turned to Education member, then waa rae- The tables wars artistically T. Thienes, executive aecretary o f 15 years ago. 888,000, and the current contractor 1876 and haa been run Mntin- grentest advantage at a mtiiinmni enough on reap education. H e' at­ w in Utar received a aix montha Frank Schaub was high at 180,000. I New York, Feb. 8— —Hollis "the” new Junior high should be lo­ Cheney gnd said that he realized ogiilzed. She said that she did not decorated with red hearta on a the Hartford County 'YMCA for Burial will be In Mountain View uoualy ever alnce. cost. tacked the design of tha butldlnga. suapendod Jau aentenoe in Hart­ white background In view of the Powers Gale felt today like a man To vote down any of the pro- cated on Memorial Field. "It must be painful” for the Inner approve of the crowding of the ford Police Ciourt on a charge of more than 31 years, were held this Cemetery, Claremont, N. H. Such a new building, Sllverstein to have to listen, but, said Ma­ Hollister site with more building, claiming they were too costly and approabhing St. Valentine's dsy. who had just been handed a $5,- Serving people U also the Job posal-s made, he felt, would "be could be simplified with resulting j obtaining money under falao pre- Each member received a small afternoon at the Marlborough thought, might coat over $2,000,000 honey. he had often hsd to listen and thought that the Junior high Mrs. Emerlse DeForge-BmIth 1000.000 fortune that 172 other of a wbolesmue daily treat diai'trou.'i" economy. tanaea, waa arreated laat night hy household favor. Johnnie Johnston .in.i.«t, (ii)sed tile program by play- months mind mass for the , Jean Carroll, the newest "rage " in the payment of $82,000 for archi­ will aing sever.ll popular niimhcrs, i Ing four selections, "Indian Love Cm Is m Littit Obviously, he- said, such a eom- thorough investigation, has con­ patrick stated that the best Judges bery with violence arc Fred A. repose of the soul of Mrs. Eliza* comedy, who comes to the State tects’ fees so far on the tw’o ele­ For • have built up the reputation that iCall," "Home Day, " "Anniver.snry blii.itIon of conditions cannot be sidered all angles. of where the Broad street aehool Micoletti, 16, of 888 Burnside ave­ and Mi.aa Verna Hare will hold in­ following successful «nengage-, ga ge-, " * J ” P * ® * mentary schools. I Waltz," arid "Love Sends a Little morning, February 10, at 8:00 a ob;ain*d. The present, school room emer­ should go are the people In the EXPERIENCED FATHER JOHN’S MEDICINE nue, East Hartford, and William terest while she goes through her raents at the Copocabana and the gency, he said, has been building However, said he, if this Is nec­ NORTHIEND I Gift of Roses." m., in St. Bridget’s church. .\t the coming referendum on an area. They, ahe said, endoroa the QUALIFIED baton and skating act. An added Capitol Theater in New York. Jean Kill Romance lip for 22 years. The solotlon essary, he suppoaed It had to be. haa earned and maintained PHARMACY Major, 18, of 101 Cannon road, appropriation. Mlversteln said, location. She struck at the argu- attraction will be choosing a cou­ Carroll has bo...... j ?‘ 239 Middle turnpike, east; Thom­ f M anchester 13 as Baxter, 005 Main street. Discharged today: Mrs. Janice DISPENSER Combination Brendel and soti. South Ooventr>'; Mara. Mary Anredaon. 184 High­ WAX PAPER 9 land street; EHaine McCSrtan, 24 the shirt with P ublic M arket M OIST-TEX, U9 reel R u N t u a n t ) ...... f t T Walker street; Joseph Jakubonis. 805 MAIN STREET C H O R E G IR L CRof I 40 Avondale road. the soft collar that For Pots aad Paaa U4 Apamved Birth today: A daughter to Mr. Odds and Ends of ISO Papir ILICTIHC L i r r i m and Mrs. Clement Lupacchino, 64 SU PREME QUALITY SEAFOODS NO. 5 CAN U B R r s ’DOAN’S PILLS g Birch street. w p n ’f Towalt HEAT FAD RANDOM T75 U R K O P 49 AT tAVlN aSI O m ...... Fresh and Tasty J0S$eeta9|t lO ~ Auto Industry Elder Dies w rinkle • • • Women’s Pumps TOMATO JUICE t i i r Cevelsaei at I Detroit, Feb. 8— Death re­ BEST CENTER SLICES OF (Limits) moved another of the automobile industry's elders today. Lynn Mc- ever! $8.9.5 Values WALDORF N au^ton, an executive of the orig­ SWORDFISH lb inal Cadillac Motor Car Co., died Not All Sizes ...... in Henry Ford hoaptlpl at the age Fresh Hadlilock Fillets Fresh Scallops $4 .6 9 TISSUE 3 Rolls 22c liquor Spedak of 68. He had been in for some i - time. Fresh Cod Fillets Small Stewing Oysters WELCH’S MERCORO- Large Frying Oysters CHROME LiQuora 8:00 A. M.—-11:06 P. M. Dully/ ffl-8tlii$ Cbmat NyUm iMftht To Be Guests o f Honor Flounder Fillets Salt Mackerel 12 Ox. GRAPE JELLY 19c l.ea. bottle •9* **Kkce’* 9 t « H A IR Fillets of Sole Sugar Cured, Herrings Men’s $10.00 and $12,50 F la s h llg M BRUSH Hartford, Feb. 8— The Rev, SCHLIITC Ca*« Handy- A i l (Imported) flleiMc TFOt Hunter Guthrie, president of Cusk Fillets t i t r BEER Pak Cana ^ 4 f c e W * * Georgetown university, and the 25 Boneless Smoked NIBLETS £ ^ 5 9 ‘ hiadls .. I I f members of the Georgetown Na­ Perch Fillets Herring Bates Oxfords tional Alumni board will be guests Scotch Kippers Fancy Mackerel Mt. Vamon Whiskey ....Fifth $3.35 ANTI-HISTAMINES CAN of honor at a dinner meeting of the M E X IC O R N (12 ox.) 2 For 37c university's Connecticut AlftmnI IM ls r Molulay at 6:30 p.m„ in the Alfon* AH at Low Public Market Prices Black ami Brown .. GUCKENHEIMER QA STOP COLDS ^ in club» Bridgeport. EPHEDRIHE T O M A T O E S Pkg. 17c W HISKEY Full Fifth If Tokaa al Rret Sign at a Cold ★ ★ ★ -ADDITIONAL STAR VALUES ★ ★ ★ DRm Reneaibcr. use promptly for bCst Personal Notices Fleinchmann G i n ...... Fifth $3.18 rctuka. Convenient isbiet form Allsweet M argarine...... 2 Lbs. 49c EGG P L A N T Lbs! c it easy 10 take and easy to carry 2 25 69c with you it eU times. Gat yours imv! Rasoliition of Sympathy Lantl o’ Lakef Butter...... Lb^ 73c E asy-M ocs T A T 69 SCOTCH FuH Fifth $4.49 ,..*7 pt Joseph Chertler. who Best Pure L a r d ...... 2 Lbs. 25c An an wool sock with suedette sides and all leather INHIST0Nyu...39<> died .Sunday. January 29. 1950. Once TANGERINES Dox. 37c again teath haa Invaded our midst and sdle. Perfect for leisure wear In the home, for school, Canadian Club ...... Fifth |5.51 nlied to the heavenly home a dearly Sunshine Graham Crackers ...... Pkg. 25c for vacation. Relax in comfort. Buy them according to ANAHISTy IS. S5« beloved member of Fire Depart­ hosiery sixes. Sixes 8 to 12 in stock. They dry, dean SEROTAR ment. The Golden Gateway haa been Hills Frozen Pet Food (Horse meat) FI.AVORED XA 2P* . ^ welcome him to the n *w l beautifully. ANTAMINEyii..39« NSW Jertiaalem. He wsa s true friend 2 Pkgs...... 45c HEALTH MARKET OR SALE n iN Fun Fifth ^ I e W * ready to smiat In the wel­ FanJyflha fare of his eomradei. VanHeusen • ec41 All Beef Pel Hamburg (frozen) . . 2 Lbs. 49c Na SeasM to Ssllt And i^ereu! the all wiae and raercl- D.O.M. Benedictine ....Fifth 97.81 **** i??***^ **** IJol'crae haa called Regularly $2.95 Pr. SPICED HAM Lk49c r \1.19 TYSON om b«oved u d respected brother Frozen Liver Pet Food (horse liver) 9 n o ^ and he ^vlng been a true and Century Vator Bottio lawful comrade in our Department 2 Pkgs...... 49c DOMES’n C , Big a-qnan size. .. •*"** aiacere condol- W INES Fuff Pint live, fresh nibber. asee to his family and that a copy of TTie big news in while shirts!— B A C O N lx45c Bettlile theaa .r^Iutlona be sent to the be- the new Van Heusen Century! 89* rsavad family, one to the locU paper Its comfortable collar stays MEATS OF SUPREME QUALITY VALENTINE fVimplete Selection Of sad aw drafted on the minutes of the Boys' Shop Special OtpertMtaL. , , wrinkle-free aU day— without MEATY TENDER c Ot u p TOILETRIES Vi Pintfi. Pinlv. Fifihn. QuaHa starch or stays! The points V.ilu R .">7 In. h.T OBlears and members of The CM 't curl up. It’s one woven asssehcater Firt Department. SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS Lb. 59c BIG BOYS' BROWN OXFORDS TOOTH 1 SHOE piece qf special collar fabric CHICKENS Ew. $ 1.15 SHOP HERE AND SAVE! MEATY, LEAN, FRESH BRUSHES 1 LACES with no fused or stitch ed GIFTS layers to work apart or fray. SIZES 61/2 T O 11 R eg . S9e LAMB FOR STEWING Lb. 29c 8 ' 1 2 5 ' Wide-spread or regular models VALUES $8.00 AND $9.00 HORSE MEAT 23c • For VALENTINE FRESH, BRIGHT LOWER • For "Him" EPSOM LUNCHEON ROUND STEAK GROUND Lb. IS T O M .. FEB. f — 11:80 On 69c Sm Our pjzpfoy Of Fresh Fish SALT $3.95 O ro OWN BRINE CURE • For "The { italinUiaa Army Citadel Footwear For All the Family For Thursday and Friday K id d ie t ■sM Oe Baalar Choir THICK SALT PORK Lb. 25c S-Ponnd Bo< ^ X M ia O f Two Maaast Footwear For AH The Familjr BIDT ORADE 4 TO 6 LH SIZE, SMALL VALENTINE CARDS •W . graea potato SMOKED SHOULDERS Lb. 35c GIFT WRAPPINGS p o i ROAST DELUXE, BONELESS ROLLED dfeHOI^sSO S CQU CHUCK ROAST Lb. 69c , «REE!

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Cheater Bowles has appointed a named chairman of the commls- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CON’N., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1950 Commission Will commission U> atudy ^'nnectlcut'a alon. Us other membera Include laws relating to dqga and make Francis P. Pallotti of Hartford. •* \ Study Dog Laws recommendations for changes tfl Reed V. Hitchcock of the CbnncctU Bargains the 1951 General Assembly- rut Humane, association. Dr. E. M. Capt. George A. Ford, dog editor Bltgood of Middletown, and Dr. = ® /W/ Hartford, Feb. —Gov. of “rhe Hartford Cburant, was Howard Larson of Old Saybm k. Groves Top lA in Wild Game^ 89 to 73 Listed by The Inquirer TRIKESh SPARE diureli IdWigiis- Cheney Wt North MetbedM Ke. t (8) Ted to Receive Capitol Stars Here Thursday Big Time Idea NOW! You Pay No More For Revolutionary Tyler ...... 98 109 93 397 P arlw ...... 76 88— 163 Ten Players Register a. Holmes ___ 107 98 139 334 V. Nelaon . . 81 89 7 6 - 240 Chappell . . . . 93 93 96 381 K a r g l...... 78 90 85— 253 Over $100,000 Out at UCoiin R A. RIahtosky . 106 105 90— 301 A BOMX'AQuklUUM WITH as thick BS whipped cresm. Fold ter or forfeited muEarii)*, IH ta­ :T New Towel Trims blespoons unflavorgtl gelatin. For Afternoons Starkweather 110 134 88 330 Haponlk .. 84 94 02— 270 In Double Figures TWO GOLD FISH, complete at In strawberry' pulp. Turn into Indl- Savino .. . . 04 ------84 |.tS, la • apeeUa offer Introducing vidual heart models. 0)111 until cup cold water, 1 cup nlllk, 1 cup R. Sthweather 85 103 119 $17 Absolutely No Dickering Trustees Say Athletics light cream, 3 eggs, separated, ' 1 • ■ —n ~ — — Um ANNIVEftSARY SALE in pro- firm. Unmold and serve with Total! .. . 424 442 431—1297 Williams Explains; Will Be Kept on a m M all thla week at the PINE whipped sweetened cream. cup sugar, teaspoon aalt, 1 tea­ Totals ...... 500 537 533 1540 Bob Tedford Leads Pack spoon vsnilla- flavor, 1-S cup sugar, B. G. Weaving .Mill ( 8) PtIAftMACT, 0«4 Center Street. South Methodist No. t (t) Patton ... . 78 107 84 269 Baseball's Top Salary Strict Amateur Basis Points Galore Bnivaln value# are .exceptional, as ■s cup shredded coconut, toasted, Haugh ...... 103 84 117 304 With 27 Points; Red EVERYTHING FOR FANCY maraschino cherries. Merenlno . . 77 105 81 263 Indicated Iw the following exstn- WORK is available in a whole St. Pterra . . . . 78 95 9l 264 DeLong .. . 92 79 80— 261 Boston, Feb. 8—(#5— Ted Wil­ Storrs, Feb. 8—<#’) —So-caUed ISMNi# (88) plaa: a 91.39 Scout flashlight for Combine grshsm cracker xtrumbs Richmond ___ 94 105 91 290 Gavello Has 17; Burke rainbow of colors at MARLOW'S. with '4 cup sugar. Thoroughly CThetchat . . 112 108 84-a 304 liams It eppeera, used fewer big time athletics ia not going to P. B. r . Pta 9 M ; a- $3.49 lunch kit with pint To their already large stock has Brown ...... 101 124 88 313 F. Nelaon .. 101 109 87— 297 words to get the highest salary be the tail ghat wags tha dog at Paces I.aiire1s Win 3 Chapman, rt .... . 9 8-A T thermos for $1.99: regular $1.29 blend together crumb mixture- and Banka 137 1 Jands, rf ...... 8 8.8 ; recently been . added the famous softened butter. Firmly press onto in baseball history — an estimated the Unlvesalty of Cbnnecticut. . 8 utility aclasora for $.98; a $4.95 , O. N. T. crochet cotton and nylon Totals .. . 460 508 416- 1384 $125,000 — than the average .300- That was made etear by the Standings 0 Mason, I f ...... 4 9-9 10 nlum clock for $3.98; a complete bottom and sides of a buttered 9- Sub total 502-1520 hltter doea for a $500 raise. 3 Cole If ...... 8 0-1 5 ■ yam in delightful colors. They Inch pie plate. Bake In a moderate trustees of the university yester­ W. I„ . First Aid kit at $1.59; aspirin, mln- j have pearl cotton, bedspread or Handicap 14 42 Pioneer General (0) 'There was absolutely no dick­ ' f ' i T ' day when they released a "state­ Garden Grove . . . 8 8 1 Burke, c ...... 5 0.9 ID •rai oil, or rubbing alcohol at two oven (350 degrees F.) ' about 10 ering," said the Red Sox slugger 2 Davis, e ...... 4 1-9 8 1 tablecloth crochet cotton, and silk- minutes. Pushbiitton Cooking Dinilow .. . 76 86 77 239 ment of Interobllsglate policy." Laurels...... 8 a for $.89; two packages of Klcnzo Bertciiski 77 after signing tbe 1950 contract . 3 Brooka, r g ...... 0 (M) 0 ateen for crocheting, aa well as Cool. Soften gelatin In cold Totals 527 SIS 516 1562 86 77— 240 "The board la determined to Wmie'a Grill ... . 7 8 facial tissues for $.33; a big Cara wool yarn for sweaters and socks, Diet! . . . . . 113 92 104— 309 which calls upon millionaire owner keep intercollegiate athletiea on Nasalff's ...... 7 3 3 Nowak, r g ...... 9 0-0 4 Horae UpsUck free with a box of water. Scald milk and cresm. 2 COnran, I g ...... 3 5 ready - measured packages for ll and add vanilla. (ThiII In re­ luckiest break r%-e had In my life Raich Pnntlaca and Itallsn-Amerl- 0 Chamberlain, < tw of design Is complemented by sizes 3 to 6x, wee cottons of pique, Valpey marked the actual start the extensive color range in the ex- frigerator until mbiture thickens Totals 49-7 625'556 1578 Totals . . 482 454 45S—1339 came when the Red Sox bought of s drive to put the university in­ cans, respectively. Both clubs u Zanis, rg ..,. striped cotton and color combina­ to the consistency of soft custard. have Identical won snd lost rec­ 1 Kosak, Ig ..., einlsltaly textured fabrics. Prices tions are priced at $1..*S9 and J1 79. St. Bridget’s No. I (8) me." to tba so-called "big time" elaaa. Srraranant lengths are very mod- Fold In egg whites which have H#r#’s fiM nwat sxddng rauM Jamroga ... .. 97 124 103 324 Williams, however, will not di­ ords of eight snd three. "Twin” piques In sizes 3 to 6x or ever offered et m cd ii^ price! Main Office (8 ) In denying any plan In that di- «#t at the CHENEY BROTHERS been beaten until stiff with 1-3 cup Witkowakt . . 115 103 105 323 ^albert . ___ 103 87 104 294 vulge hla salary figures. And | Dvo new records were estshllah- 18 10 8-38 98 channing simulated bolero frocks Rookrr — Sealy — U'Msen I rection, the trustcea added, how- cd last night. In the nightcap of Score at halftime, S3 to 18; ref* r e m n a n t s a l e s r o o m . arc $1.79 and $1.98. New details sugar. IMnk o f M Yen just press a but­ Arckivy ...... 96 103 122 321 Hoppe . . . . 83 88 79— 250 neither will any of the club’s ex­ I ever. "It Is the policy of the hoani Turn into graham cracker p)e ton for thw exact co o ld o f 101 108 300 Olekaiw . . . . 79 85 76— 239 ecutives. All agree that such mat­ the double-header the Keeney eiee. WierzbIckI; umpire, AUbrto. In the 7 to 14 range at $1.98 and C. Abroitla .. 91 New York Rens, Bob Rooker of to develop physical education and Street Caterers pumped In 89 shell and ehlll in refrigerator un­ you vrant. “ Talking colors show . 125 106 115 346 McOourt . . . 88 99 89- 276 ters are the sole burineas of play­ Opposing the Nosslff Amia In Cherry upaide down cake will $2 9H Include a gray and red print V. Abraltla an independent attraction tomor­ Howard Unlveraity and Bill Wil­ athletic facilities commensurate points to erase the old mark of 87 be an attractive climax to the with red hall-fringe ornament, til firm. Sprinkle toasted coconut you vrhicb button to press. ____ — — — Mahoney .. . 74 91 88— 253 er and management. with the growth and development Garden Gro«-* ( 88) In a circle around the edge of the The experts figure Williama will row night at the armory will be ton. ex-Lincoln Unlveraity and chslked up hy the Burnside Eagles P. B. Valentine's dinner. Or perhaps waffle pique with looped ruffle C#lr#d UnBs tu n fast, cook with Totals ...... 524 587 553 1614 — ------the Southern Negro Chnniplniia. Staten laland Staples club. These of the school.” two weeks ago. At the same time 2 Tedford. rf ...... 1 0 a »ed and white marble cake trimming, and charming rayons top of pie. Decorate center of pie Totoh 427 450 435—1312 have about' $70,000 left after pay­ There were some who Interpret high efficiency and ana built to ing federal income taxes. But that the Washington Colored Capitols. three are shown above. Other the ItsUan-Amerlcsns were record­ 5 Robb, rf .... ___4 froeted with fluffy white icing, and taffetas for dress-up orca with s heart made from thin slices Ptonecr Office (1) ed this to mean. In effect. "We're ing 73 points while suffering their of marachlno cherries. U a! Second Congoe (4) will not diamay baseball'a highest The game Is listed for 9:15 preceod- stars are Verne Martinez of Hamp­ 3 Gavello, If*. ..., 7 anaaintra candies may be used slona. Revllle ----- 176 ed by A preliminary at 7:30. ton Institute, Howie Bresaert, alx going to keep nn ns we are and If seventh loss and the two team to­ '2 Ui erne, If . . . AufoiiMflc Ov#n Timor permiu Reed ...... 96 111 99 Leone ...... 88— 267 paid star. .... 1 to form a big red heart on top of VIttner...... 113 99 119 Pacing the ‘Dood Will Ambas­ fool, five Inch star of Virginia we grow In atze with tbe corres tal of 162 points for s game was 3 Wade: c ___ .... 6 the cake. Serve the cake, with Have you seen the sfrectlve cooking entire meals while you T. Raimondo 85— 264 He now is axhtbiUng his fly-cast­ ponding growth In athletics, the So Immediately popular was the Metteson ___ 9 f 94 98 ing akin here at the Sportsmen's sadors of Pro Baaketball" are Union. Jim Coward of NYU. and put Into the hooks. 3 Rodger*, rg . .... 4 iwppennlnt Ice cream. PRE-SKETCH CANVAS Idea that "Valentine” window at the WIL. are away. McKinney .. 81— 349 'big time' will just naturally slip I’sced by Norm Burke, Tommy ROSE DRESS SHOP. 597 Main gullltch ...... 106 93 118 Show and will continue with It Barney Seeley, brother of the To- Worthington, standing ten 3 William*, Ig .... 5 the McGILL-CONVERSE COM­ Minwto Minder makes it easy to T^yler...... 82— 358 famous Tom Socley, recently *f inches over the six foot mark up on us." Mason snd IJoyd Jarvis, the M ail'TA SSE CUPS, alngly or Street? Each of (he DRESSES M cC urry----- 138 137 137 C. Raimondo during its New York run, which PANY. 64,1 Main Street, has re­ By Mrs. .Anne Oatmt time cooking on surface units 65— 65 the Hartford Hurricanes and the from Virginia Union. Die trualeca statement said the I.,a'urels had little difficulty In over­ 31 tn unmatched seta, in the mode, of- IN THE NEW SPRING RED is a ■ ---- — ______starts Feb. 18. For that easy 87 15-20 88 stocked and enlarged Its supply These gay modem cross stitch stint he will drag down another report of a apectal committee coming the Pontlas, 66 to 28. The .1. A 'a (78) f#r a charming Valentine gift pos- The canvas, already primed, has honey! We're particularly enthu­ cxaaly. i Totala ...... 686 533 571 1840 Totals . . . 442 426' 401—1268 named to survey the whole ques North Ehders jum|)cd Into a 18-8 ile.tigns give tea and glass towels siastic over the rich harmonies of By Sue Barnett Zion Lutheran (0) $15,000. 3 Rtvoaa, rf .. ___ 0 MWUty. MATHER'S AT THE a detailed drawing all done and new color and interest. Fun to do 8 Uwg# Steroge Orow#rs have tion of athletics Indicated there lead at the period and then opened the prints ■ on a red background. Destined for a busy season snd a Hein ...... 04 113 100 308 An all through the year, con- 2 Accorncro, If .... 9 f^ ;hi'pg.R la showing demi-tasses ready to he painted. One ha.s his and fast w-ork too. the motifs are rounded corners to make Cravat Office (•) waa “no general Intereat" for the Are to hold a decisive 33-13 half­ 0 Puzso, If ...... 0 Lots of other .spring frocks will style you’ll be proud to wear. A ProkopY .. .. 123 99 87 309 Gavello aiderable sums will be swept into r . time margin. Stan Davla and Jar­ English bone china in red, green, choice for his own oil painting of .simple enough for the beginner to charming frock with diagonal cleaning easy. . . . . 86 93 73— 261 Ted's coffers by Fred Corcoran, THE a , scheduling of "big time” oppon 3 Pagani, c . , ...... 9 mld>border, and flower designs at coimtry villages, harbor wharves, Inspire desire, too — the renewed Kleinert .. . . 108 91 112 306 Soolaky . . . . 82 74 69— 226 enta for Oonnecticut's sports vis sparked the drive. Peta Staum, enjoy. fashion of becoming white eollars closing and two handy pockets but­ hla keen-witted manager of non­ 4 Pinkin, rg ...... 1 fl.80 and up. Stands to hold cups farms In the snow, dower or fruit Pattern No. .108.') consists of hot D. Petke . . . 109 106 02 307 Bristow . . . . 79 85 78- - 242 HAUL W. teams. veteran mentor and player of the and C l i f f s on checks or plain col­ ton trimmed. Bracelet length baseball affairs. The latter is "miracle team," took no chances 4 Finnegan, rg .... 0 « l display aa decoration are priced still-life, or copies of old masters Inm tranfer for 6 motifs, each A. Petke .. . . . 0 2 93 101 286 Minder ___ 95 88 94- 277 (University sports teams long 3 Correntl, Ig . An accompanying Ijooklet. includ­ ors, the distinctive llght-agslnst- sleeves are also provided. .. ----- praying that hla midas-touched HERALD YOST snd let his team pile up a big total ...... 6 from $.50. by 5 's; color chart, stitch llhistra- Pattern No. 8.567 i.s s sew-rite 1 — — De ranch . 79 81 98— 258 client will not be so bored with have played so-called "hig time ed In the price of $1 00, gives direc­ dark In new' rsyon prints, the MODEL 403 1514 teams In many sports. They In In the third canto, emerging on the liona and finishing directions. luster of all-purpose taffetas. The perforated pattern In sizes 12. 14 Totals ----- .. 531 . 501 money that he will acorn a $100,000 Sport# Editor It 80 18-90 78 VAUCNTINE NOSEdAYS, cun- tions for mixing colors, choice of RC-14 Totals . . . 431 490 413—1353 ANGLE dude Yale, HarvsM and Brown In long end of a 40-23 count. From bni.shes, and finishing. Send 20 cents in coins, your shop has a very nice collection of 16, 18. 20; 40 and *42. Size 14, morie project that appears to be here on In It waa all of last year's Score at halftime, gff W, Orotoi nhlgly revealed in heart-shaped name, address and pattern num 4 'i yards of 39-inch. St. Ja Me No. 9 (8) Velvet Oeaerale(4) lining up for the next off-season. football, saveral Ivy Leagua baa referee, Wtersblckl: DRESSY AND TAILORED Armstrong ketball taama a# well oa Manhai champs scoring handily and coast­ umpir#, boxes, priced at $1.00 to ber to Anne (?abot (The Manches. BLOUSES — delightful for a Val­ For this pattern, send 25- cents. LeRivlere .. 126 105 lie 3 88— 250 Vets' franchise In the Eastern Pro Allbrio. If you’re looking for a useful Ollsri ...... 84 72 91- 247 Near-Rlot Afterthoughts tan and Rhode laland State, and ing to the easy win. Max Rubscha |l jo are very *'apecial" at the ter Evening Herald). tl50 Ave, entine gift — that will ''lift'' an In coins, your name, address,' size Peganl ----- 114 103 98 3 Basketball League with Judge JO' JOTOB FLOWER SHOP. 84 valentine or a very practical ac­ Custer . . . . 100 90 92— 282 Refusal^ of the Wallingford Veta many big baseball teanu.) tnllled 12 markers for the Ponttacs Americas, New York 19, N. Y. old suit and complement the new desired, and the Pattern Number Paul Acato . 89 101 98 2 Top Teams Play to continue play last Sunday aft­ seph Manfreds, has announced In but only Burt Smith could gamer and tha Groves needad sight petals Church Street Other lovely flow- cessory for yourself, we suggest to Sue Burnett, The Manchester F. Johnson 98 92 118 30.5 the press that unless his protest of Concerning the Yankee Confer Needlework Fans- Anne Cabot's suit for spring. A. Aceto ... 100 105 123 3 ernoon agalnat Manchester In an mole than one hoop for the losers to break tho record. Four quick ar*valaatlnea are a new, deep-tone the new VINYL PLASTIC SHOP­ Big new Album Is here. Dozens of Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. Ameri­ H u tp o iiit Accomero . .97 112 100 - 309 last Sunday’s game ia upheld, with ence, made up of atate universities J. Aceto . . . 106 130 128 3 In YMCA League Eastern Professional Bsskethall to help Rubscha. The Laurels hoops and a foul were reglatoiad Rsttad asalea at $3.50, showy year- PING BAGS at the Notion De­ fascinating new designs, gifts, VALENTINE CANDIE.') FOR cas. New York 19. N. Y. a replay of the game on a neutral and colleges in New England, the iiiitscnred the Center street five by round begonias at $1.50, deep pur- partment Of the J, W. HALE Total! .. 459 448 486 1393 League game cost the down-state- statement said tbe special coni- and hlatory was made. decorations and special features. . CHILDREN and chocolates for The Spring and Summer Fash­ Tetaie 588 544 658 1635 court, hla team will drop out of the 18 hoops. fla-African violets, fragrant hya- COMPANY. Priced at $.99. the big Plus 4 gift patteVns and direc­ everyone are gay in heart-shaped ion offers many Ideas for a smart The two top teams In the Y era $,'50. elrcull. mlltee expressed the belief that PulnU.Apleaty Tedford was top soor*r 'wHli' 87 atn t^ tiny potted begonlaa In pot- bags of heavy vinyl plastic won't new wardrobe. Special fabric edi­ South BInthodlst No. X <1) Under Article 20. Section 5 of the university should remain a points. Nino Paga^ eamo tliroiiffh tions. 2.5. cents. Ixwes at the Center Pbar- 98 98 204 Senior circuit will be in action to­ Roudle feels that he has been Setting a torrid pace right from tarjr contatnera, and enchanting tear and will clean In a Jiffy Just tion — more American Designer A verage...... 08 the E. L. Constitution and By- clipped, shaved and shampooed In inriiibcr provided: with 23 and Joe Accomero pumped MACY. Both containing the fam­ 80 U7 83 280 night. Bolton tackles the Silk the beginning, the Garden Grove boamats of spring flowers. Gala right for shopping, beach iilllUy. Originals -• easy to sew styles Gin ...... Sports Schedule Laws "Refusal of any team to one motion. 1. The Yankee Conference be­ wasted little time in moving out In 30 for the losers. Red Gavello ous Whitman sweets, the boxes 95 106 88 289 C E a g l e s in the opener at 7:15 registered 17 markers for Qio ittiSma and flower-pot wrappings picnics, laundry and doz.cns of hint from Florida, now busy ship­ gift pattern printed Inside. 25 Loomis ...... play after being so Instructed by This writer feels the league la comes a fully working conference. front against the ItaUan-Ameri- ping the fruit all over our \ntamin for the young fry have heart- Speed ...... 68 96 78 239 while Cheney Brothers will swap Groves. i •Iway# add a distinctive appeal to other iisesl shaped hard candles and lollipops cents. Tonight basketball tactics with Mffi-iarty'a the official In charge of the game. stronger than the Wallingford 2. The rules and regulations of cans. With six playera hitting C-consetouH land. Schlabel . . . ,f 98 105 106* 304 the conference parallel the sanity Joyee flowers. at $.39, while the chocolates are Bolton vs. Silk a ty , 7:15—Y. in the finale. Penalty. $50 fine and forfeiture of franchise and if the VeU want to double flgures the Caterers were start with a grapefruit nosegay This Is also the oyster season JOHNSON BROTHERS pack up their marbles and go oode of the National Dnllegr Ath­ ^ (Theney’a va. Mortarty's, 8:30— Boasting two straight wins, tha the game: the fln« to be taken never hard pressed. UMIo Laagae DM## and those delicious bivalves too $1.00 and up. oleanablllty are all features which Sub Totals .. 434 531 481 1408 letic Aaaoelatlon. Flaay BWowberry Hearts —beautiful to see. delirious to make nylon fabrics so attractive. Eagles have high hopes of knock­ from the offending team's return­ home, the league will still operate. Bob Tedford had one of those Ihgradlenta: 1 paokage any red eat—then your Valentine lunch­ arc traveling all over the cotintry. . ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Handicap ----- 30 80 so 90 Thursday, Feb. 9 Shots Here and There Asserting that the employment nights all players dream of when Hartford, Feb. 8^uP) —Berate Oyster bisque, tinted delicately A NECKTIE FOR VALEN- ing off Bolton. They will have lo able franchise-entry fee balance in flaanrad gelatin. 3 cups very hot eon or dinner will be festive. Washington Capitols vs. Nas- stop Ray Marquea and the fast Gene Stanlee, better known to of athletic coaches la the full re­ everything he threw seemed to And O'Rourke, New ihigland dlroeter pink with paprika, would make TINE'S DAY will be hand.some In In tailored or ruffled curtains, 551 481 1408 the “General Funds Account” If i sponsibility of the trustees, the wntar and fluR juice, cup Use a little paper dolly ruff. design, knowing In color, snd sat­ NYU)N MAHCJUISETTE is con­ 1063 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Totala ...... 484 siff's, 9:18—Armory. breaking Bolton offense to se­ wrestling fans aa Mr. America, ind Its mark. The aet-ahootlng Iceman for the Little Leagu#, today aa- emahed stawberrlea (use froxen Place a half grapefruit on It and an appropriate first cour.se for Friday, Feb. 10 the offender Is the home team, or statement said tha co.srhlng staff poured 15 points through the mash isfactory In tleiiig quality if It's spicuously handsome. Furthermore ct...plish the victory. given to the home team If the of­ the untlefcated hooded Phantom, hbuneed toumsraont daMa .Bir barrta# that have been defrosted.) squeeze the doily close about the your Valentine party. Bristol va. High, 8:80—Armory. Johnny Klblnachmldt and his mix In the best two out of three must be willing to devote time to In the flrat half. Benny Pagani's Oyster Blsi|iie chosen troxn the huge and appeal­ it's easy to make up. fast and N ... TMBDle Beth Hhelem (4) fender Is the visiting team. 1980. Ifetbod: Dtaaolve the gelatin in fruit Make a colorful center on 88 104 110 302 Saturday, Feb. 11 Silk Makers are favored to Mop falls main mat event tonight at Intraiiiiirsl.^^lctlcs and the aalar- green ilnd white clad quintet cap­ One pint oysters, 4 nips milk, ing slock (all priced 'way dowm energy-saving to launder, and dur­ Brettachn eider Rilling nn Hitting Official los for all fOTches with divided tured a 24-13 first period mar^n The National Tournament, will bat water and fruit juice. CTilIl un- the fruit of strawberry halves 97 86 139 812 Silk a t y vs. Willie's, 7—Rec. the Moriarty five. The latter the Hartford Auditorium. Two (fresh or frozen), pineapple cubes 1 slice onion, 2 stalks celery, sprig because of very slight Irregulari­ able beyond rqost fabrics. The Levitt ...... The league ruling on a player time must be prorated on an nnd Increased It to 45-29 at Infer- be held Aug. 23-28 tncluat)m:,#t MgUgbUT thickened. Place In 48-inch marquisette is priced at Mosler ...... 93 104 118 815 Eagles vs. Bullets, 8:80—Rec. holds down third place with »ix other bouts complete the card. . . and a big Bing cherry. of (laraley, hit of bay leaf. 1-3 cup ties) at the CHENEY BROTH­ Snadny, Feb. 19 hitting an official ia as foilows. equitable basis. iiilsslon. The change of hoops for WlUlamaport, Pa.; tha atata tout- bead of, lee water and whin with ERS REMNANT SALF.SROOM. only ,50 cent.* a yard In quantities Koveneky .... 96 94 88 277 wina In nine starts. Both games The University of Coniierticul Easy enough, this Valentine butter, l-.l cup llour, salt, pepper. Bristol Tramps va. NasaKTs, 3 and may be found under Article banketball team plays host lo The statement also announced the second half didn’t aeem to nament at Middletown tha woak of rotary egg beater until fluffy and of ten yards or more at the H erm on...... 103 105 99 307 should be hard and closely fought Dram oysters and chop. Heat p. m.—^Armory. battles. 20. Section 7.—"Striking, punch­ Brown University tonight at the tbe establishment of a training phase the winners,as they contin­ Aug. 6, and tbs lUghUi Obanoett- slowly to the boiling point aiid You are invited to be the guest CHENEY BROTHERS REMNANT ing or tripping a referee suspen­ table this fall for tha football and ued to send up a terrific barrage cut District Touniaments tha waok 544 1518 Stores cage. . Vic Cardell. former pre.ss through a coarse sieve. of the SINGER SEWING CEN­ SALESROOM. Sub Totals 478 493 sion of player or players from the state welterweight boxing cham­ basketball squads. After much and tallied with amsElng accuracy. of July SO. Scald milk with onion, celery, TER, 832 Main Street, at a PRO­ Handicap . . . . 20 38 27 84 league from one full season to life" urging on the campus, this was At the end of the third period the FESSIONAL FASHION SHOW at pion, and Johnny Potent! of Ha alao annOuoced a ruling tkst parsley and bay loaf. Melt butter, lATiere but at the MANCHESTER This ruling will apply to Barry Worcester are paired In the tO- tried aome months ago but It score read 94-42. Kemp*» Record Department Sugge$t$: the B «id Hotel, In Hartford, on FLOOR COVERING COMPANY, 505 521 671 1597 Weaver High Topples Both clubs bloaed away in tha no leaguet will ba allgibla for stir In flour and strain milk Into Totala ...... Krelaberg of Wallingford who rouiid main bout Thursday evening proved unsatisfactory. It will be membership this year after March butter-flour mixture. .Stir over a February 22 at 2:30 p. m. Staged 56 Cottage Street, can you sec 100 Oeater Ooagoa (0 ) tried In new form thla time, the final canto to hang up both marks. struck Referee A1 Barone. The at the Hartford Auditorium. Die L low fire or over hot water until In the New York manner by different examples of DINETTl'E Stacks! ...... 98 98 99 295 statement said. There were two minutes remaining NEW TUNES WITH THE SPRINC; makers of McCall's patterns and Connecticut State Board of Ap­ Providence Reds and Springfield mixture thickens. SETS in a single shop? Their McOomb . . . . 91 — 100 101 Indiana meet In an American tt also was announced that the the Singer Company, there will be exclusive factory-to-you arrange­ High in Thriller, 43-42 proved Ba.sketball Officials will FEELING Add the strained oysters and HUtaakl...... 96 109 138 331 also Inflict a penalty on Krelshcrg Hockey League game Saturda/ imlverilty'e athletic advisory com­ .season with salt and pepper to professional models In all the ment enables the company to put ^CONNECTICUT TRADERS 328 mittee, to be appointed by the latest styles with commentators M ansoli...... 118 110 130 In the form of a suspension. night at the Springfield Colleeunr. "MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC!” ...... Tere.aa Brewor ,aste. If a thinner soup is desired, price of only $49.94 on these •••••• 80 84 — 173 Sunday night the New Haven president. Will In the futura In­ .iiorc milk may be added. Serve from the sponsoring companies. strikingly good-looking sets wiih ■ --- Eviction Conscious clude five faculty members, one "BLUEBERRY HILL"...... Ixiuis Armstrong Drop In for your free ticket (no SOLO*WOODEN*'NUTA\BSS L eslie...... 88 88 174 Big Green Ckimes from Gold Dust Team Dangerous Danny Finn, player- Ramblers are host to the red-hot with fried croutons or (oast genuine Formica tabic tops in Cleveland Barona at the Arena . . alumnus and one senior student "ITE BEEN FLOATING DOWN THE sticks. admittance without a ticket). stunning shades of every desirable Behind in Last Three coach of the Vets who Incited the FDR REAL SPICES? Totala ...... 490 487 548 1530 Gosts ^ Galore Bnice Harlan, the world'a cham­ with the athletic director an ex- OLD GREEN RIVER” ...... Russ Morgan color and frames of eaay-to-care- near-rlota th* P«*( (wo years at pion diver, will give an exhibition offlcio member. . February Specials VALENTINE CARDS for every for, life-long, triple-plated chrome. Minutes to Triumph; the armory. 1» * (l>® dubious dis­ "RAINDROP SERENADE" ....Guy Lombardo "TOUCH AND GLOW" LI­ IkuMiuel Lutberaa ( 1) of form and precision diving Sat­ QUID MAKE-UP meets an old sort of person may be chosen with Padded cushlona covered with Leo Day Outstanding New York, Feb. 8—(/P)—It would tinction. according to flgures of urday when he appears In the an» .leed In a new way. Famous Rev­ confidence at the DEWEV-RI(?H- plastic to match table tops make Noren ...... 102 127 110 cost $545,000 to field baseball'e Harry Kearns, Meriden Record L. Anderaon .. 94 94 94 nual'Yale Swimming Carnival at lon has created a liquid that gives MAN COMPANY. 767 Main for exceptional comfort at table. "Gold Dust” team, composed of newspaperman, of being ejected Yale’a Payne Whitney Gynasium. Street. Huge cut-outs for children; E. Anderson .. 9 8 9$ 91 Weaver High’a rangy quintet the nine highest-priced stars on from eight of the Wallingford a lustrous, pearly "mat finish" variety of furniture styles posted a 43 to 42 daclalon over Harlan U an honor student at Local Sport I hat keeps Its smooth beauty un­ big satin-bedecked cards for a adapts sets to period decor. Benson ...... 120 138 112 the diamond today. team’a last ten games. In 20 Manchester High Ifst night at the Ohio State. In addition to Harlan, White SUrtt SUrtt der your most demanding condi­ special person; cards iQ aentlmen- Carlton ...... 98 109 98 An outfield of Ted WiUlams, Joe games, Finn has been sent to the there will be many othar speciality tions. "Touch and Glow" is $1.00 tal or bumorous vein for every SPRING PATTERNS AND Weaver High gym in a loosely DlMilag^o and Ralph Klner alone Chatter $R9SrValuea K E M P ’ S ® played game. The winners were showers on ten occasions. acts such as water ballets, songs S2.95 and $3.50 Incorporate.'! at the W'tLDON DRUG COM member of one's family—all are COLORS IN FAMOUS-NAME Totals ...... 507 581 505 1578 wouldlid draw more than aome entire There isn't any question that by the famed Whlffenpoofs, at- ’-<>ANY. attractively gay. RUGS, now on display at the able to cage but 15 baskets in 91 major league teams will receive starring with ths New Britain Now 763 MAIN STREET XEL. 5680 St. Bridget’s No. 9 (9) tries for a ragged shooting per­ Finn la a good ball player, one of teropU for new world’s records, MANCHESTER CARPBTT CEN­ thiu year. Die estimated figure— Pros, a girls’ basketball team, ara Values, Now , Furniture and Music Home of Frigidaire Beaultau .. . 118 90 -90 307 formance. the league's beat, but hla attitude and music by ths Yale band.. Socko A VALENTINE MIRROR would GIFTS FOR "HIS" VAI-EN- TER, 308 Main Street, open up new . 101 89 103 293 $290,000—la unparaleUed for any la that of a fellow tyho bellevee the McCarey, trainer of the Pittsburgh Mika Reichle, Reggie Blozle, Elea­ Fagan . . . . Coach WUI Clarke's Red and three men in the spoil. be the gift to "reflect" the one you TINE are many and nice at poesibllltles In the creation of .. 98 99 09 394 world owes him a living. Hornets in the American Hockey nor VIttner, Ruth Dowd and Alica $ love — or the things you love. O ’Neill . . . White five led for more U\an three The lineup for these diamond 5.95 MATHER'S AT TTIE C:ENTER. charming rooms. Artistry of color MeConville . 104 06 98 398 Thrextena To Quit League League, la a talent scout during ZagorakI, all membera of the un­ $ The J. A. WHITE COMPANY, 24 An exceptional gift would be a periods but faltered in tke last nuggets, with approximate aal- defeated Manchester Polish Amer­ 1.98 combination makes blendings that Roginka .. . 100 108 101 304 three minutes of play and went Manager Pat Roudle, a barber In the off-season for the Boston Red Birch Street, can cut fine plate stunning tie and cuff set wrtth big lend themselves harmoniously to - ■ ^ — artea, would be: Wallingford, and co-owner of the Sox. ican entry In the State Polish mirrors to size for framed or un­ red stones In gold. Other tie sets down to defeat. No. 10, for the sea­ IB Tommy Heniich, League. the uae of leas limited range In Sub Total . 519 477 405 1491 framed hanging, can cut^ mirrors or the fashionable tle-alidea otng- furnishings. Improved weaves are son. The locals have copped five Yankees ...... $ 45,000 for coffee tables or dressing ta­ Handicap . .. S3 S3 U 99 decisions. Manchester led 13 to 7 3B Jackie Robiqson, ly, a wide variety of fine leather not only adding texture intereat «■ I ■ - ■ Die date of tha near-riot during ble, or for doors. Phone 3322 for wallets, a Ronson llghtw or com­ but prolonging the life of ruga. All at the quarter, 22 to 18 at halftime, Dodgers ...... 85,000 the basketball game between the Sport Coatt . 652 610 538.1500 and 30 to 26 at the three-barter Local Cage Fans Termed details of price. bination cigarette case and lighter the convenient sizes of ruga, aa Totals .... SB G ec^e Kell, Wallingford Vets and Manchester Wool PanU Blouse Length: are other worthwhile auggestlona. well as the effective wall-to-wall mark. Dgera ...... 35,000 Guardi a year ago waa Friday, 24 17 Valentine Pie carpeting, are available at the rthodlst No. 8 (8 ) With 2:4& remaining in the final 88 Lou Bourdreau, Belligerent by Reporter Feb, 18. "nili year the outbreak oc­ Soft (lood#— Coverts, • “ „„„ * “ (6 servings) Donnelly .. — 120 96 216 canto, li^ e b ta te r was . out front, Indians ...... 85,000 • 2 2 .50 J5 The shorter hairline has brought Carpet Center. curred oiv Sunday, Feb. 6. Tweeds, Checks, etc. NOW •13 Sixteen sugar-honey graham earrings out of hiding. Moat e l Sullivan .. . . 100 84 184 37 to S^thanka to some great OF Ted Williams, crackers, finely crushed, cup the girls wear plain silver or . gold In watering potted plants, be Hanna .• •, . 125 95 115 835 ahooUifg by Leo Day, Jack KelH- Red Sox ...... 136,000 Rafftatod from Tueaflay'a Merldeas, Wallingford playera are not bet A total of $80.97 was ooUacted sugar, 6 tablespoons softened but- _ l i t 212 her'#^ basket for Weaver. knotted OF Joe DlMaggio, 10 IN NEW loops or discs, nothing fancy. sure that water la tepid. This'pre- G. Chappell Reoord I ligerent, and that tha source of at 1 ^ Sunday's benefit bowling 15 NOW • « venta shock to the plant and stim­ DUCKS DON'T B. Chappell .. (06 114 105 325 count and the Big Green forged Y ankees...... 100,000 the Manchester trouble miut lie in match between teams from the • “ OF Ralph Kiner, Bobounds By Harry Keama PA1NT-0-PLA8T 1# a wondtrful ulates growth. , Barton ----- . 117 111 183 361 lead when Kelllher added a bas­ Another baaketoall fiasco in . the management's not providing Village -Charmers' and Country t y .9 5 new problem-advar for' painting ket and free throw. Mark Yelln’a Piratea ...... 86,000 . proper control and order of the Club Bowling Leagues. The match NOW JBuft^&iowno G E T W E T . ^ C Birdla Tebbetts, Manchester! •IT' Hats old walla. It# reveluUonaiy action POTTED PLANTS FOR VAI,- Totals ------. 542 524 387 1 ^ foul gave Coach Charlie Horvath's Twice wlUiln a year belligerent game. was staged at the Bowling Green. fills in cracked plaater and hides l^ m N E S which wUI keep their ary'* No. 2 (1) /' club a 41 to 37 lead. Day convert­ Red Sox ...... 25,000 The total collected haa been turned 8 0 A8 St. M P Hal Newhouaer, Mancbeater fans have turned a One Lot $7.50 uneven ourfacea, whlla providing a beauty for daya and days afs very Smith ...... 90 96 87 278 ed two charity toasea for Manches­ baaketball game into a slugging Manager Pat Roudle's ultima­ over to the polio fund. •10“ NOW Spring Prints beautiful, washable wan surface. reeeonebly priced at McCON- /# 7 ter with but 25 seconds remaining. Tigers ...... 50,000 aifford ... .. 81 115 283 T o ta ls ...... $545,000 brawl, simply because, the man tum of dropping out of the league 1 0 .9 5 Values, Now You'll find Palnt-O-Plast at Oie VILLE'S, 803 Woodbrldge Street .. 96 119 131 346 John aiyler tossed In two foul agement failed to provide auffi- M the Vet'a protest is not uphald Red Spelcher and John Scagrist, Johnston .. Williama, who signed yastarday, NOW •5" JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY. Prices start a t' $1.00 for glowing sCevenson . ... 96 89 114 290 trtea which offset a basket and a dent police protactlon to maintain [waa promptad by the opinions ouUtanding mambera of tbe New (Remnants) 699 Main Street, In cream. Ivory, tulips, at $3.00 for cyclamen plenU. successful foul try by Day. The fi­ ia the highest salaried player In Bloodgood . ... 86 100 89 275 history. At the reported figure, law and order and protection | voiced by the playera. The playera Britain Rios basketball team, mloty blue, cameo, prtmrooe, dusty end are $.50 a bloom for byarintho. f ■ 1 1 « !■ nal buszer sounded with Weaver against physical harm for visiting said they would refuse to pUy in called yesterday and offered tbelr $2.95 roSa, and pale green. A phone call to 5947 will deliver out front, 43 to 42. the tall slugger wUI receive $813 Sub ToUla 449 5l9 508 14T8 every time he pulls on his bright playera. How about that? 1 Manchaater again. Diey said Uiay services. Die pair, no doubt, will to ^ u a llty plahta to you or to your KNSWimS Day. flipped in 19 points for the ______do not mind arguments or avea land with the team with the Wg- gift-receiver. Handicap . . . 2 7 31 28 74 rad apd white Boston uniform thia A GIST OF JEWELRY la es­ IT& A FACT. LOWEST LONG -III ■ • • ■ ■ losers while the Weaver mooring Wa don’t blame baaketball fane fisticuffs with other pUyera. but geot bankroll—and If won’t be You.will find some very new and pecially thrilling when It has the was divided anmng five playcri season. Sweaters Dreaaing up ons’s house or one's 1 . Fiction. This tfory wot mod# famous by Thomas- DISTAIMCE RATES A R E IN Totals ..•• ..478 540 534 1560 DlMaggio'a $100,000 salary is the for becoming infuriated with the ! they draw the line in flghUng with Manchester. sentiment of "Valentine's Day Die win we# the eighth in 15 caliber of offielaUng at Eastern apectatera. attractive patterns in these new an occasion. MATHER'S AT THE person for spring can be done both Chandler HoKburton (1796-1855), a Novo Scotia etarU for Woaver. second such pact , tha great out­ $3 .4 5 beautifully and - inexpenatvely with EFFECT AFTER GRM.ANC7 JakB>n (9) fielder has signed in two years. Baaketball League games, but we Man<4ieiter High playa boat to Wodl SUrts CENTER la showing lovely new- writer. It was supposed lo be on example of Yankee All the Vets are asking, aa wa one of the state's outstanding •10“ ONE LOT prints. Youni want several when you V«rs«til« txftrd Cheney RAYON FAILLE TAF- ANYTIME ON SUNDAYS Zawlstowaki . 89 oK 111 298 Weaver jayvees pravaUed In the But what if DlMaggio'a calebrat- can’t condone , the inability of any style necklaces and pearls, brac­ ingenuity, later, Connecticut good noturedly ac­ prellminaty, 53 to 21. leagua entry to prevent spectators understand tba protest, is a re­ sdioolboy basketball teams Friday elets and ear-rlnga. pendants and FETA. In dark or bright oolora Ploehancxyk Itl 10^ 85 819 ed heal Mcka up or another fly- 8| M aee them. fwr dl-iNirpM* » t« r l far the feshlonable suite or 115 338 Weaver («g) chaser cornea doivn with some ail­ from taUtig over and pummaling play o f Sunday's gams on a neu­ night at the armory—Bristol High. •6“ LOT pins aeparately and In seta. Includ­ cepted "Nutmeg State" as a nickname. Daptul# . . , . 111 106 tral court. We believe, trader the ONE dreasce, delicately -tinted for en­ 88 271 B F PU ment? Stan Muaial, the St. Louis visiting athletes. The Bell Townere, OCIL cham­ ing many heart-ohaped lockets and Yaworaki .. . 100 85 eircumttancea, they are entitled to pions. loom as the team to boat In 6 0 .8 8 No finer shoe anywfaero tar chanting drapes or bedaptpada. the 108 Slfi Stone, f ...... 1 ' 1. .8 Cardinals! oae-man gang, would be $ 0 9 8 pin# #• • February 14 reminder. Rubach# .. .106 108 J. Kelliher, f ...... 4 1 ' 9 that. tha coming Class L annual stats 50-inch taffeta is 85 cent! a yard 2 . Fact. On rainy days, Ihoir oily, light-fitting f#ath«n t , 1... —— a logical replacement. Stan's sal­ How the officials on Sunday OiNE LOT your iM d , modierl It fits .per­ #t the CHENEY BROTHERS Yellm, f ...... 8 I 7 ary iM $50,000 could award Manchestar tha game tournament. VALENTINES FOR CHILDREN 528 499 503 1530 $ 3 J 6 fectly, ween wen, deans up REMNANT SALESROOM. k##p out water. You, tee, con remain worm end dry Sub Totals . Cuyler, e ...... 2 4 8 Bob Fallar ($45,000), aaveland'a on ftfrfelt ia mors than wa can fig­ Walcott Flghta Tonight 8 0 8 5 TO MAKE are cleverly' prepared Handicap ■ ■ . 7 7 7 21 F. Kelliher, g ...... 3 2 8 The Eaitem League headquar­ ONE LOT In a number of forma at the PIN in any kind of weciriwr by visiting yotir friends and ■ ionce mighty rigbthandar, could ure out. It is contrary to the Philadelphia. Feb. g—(ff)—Jeraey easily. One of our many fine CAKES AND COOKIES FOR - - ,■■■, 1. —— Opeeaa,g,2 4 8 league rules, which stipulate that Joe Walcott shuffle# into the srens ters In New Haven yesterday #f- PHARMACY, 664 OnUr Street 610 1551 supplamant Lafty Nawhouaer on Buster Brown styles for VALENTINE .e n j o y m e n t are doing buslnass by "long distance." And long distance. Totals ...... 585 508 Slobin, g ...... 0 0 0 tba mound. Tho relief pitcher each team aball asume control af ring here tonight to see if there’s temoon announced the Indefinite A book of $1 etand-up Valentinaa gorgeously -done at tha PINE St. Ja nea’ Na. 1 ($) youngfrters. to cut ou t ready to send, la S.1S; cosh so thtlo, tool You'll find typkai low rales con- would be the Yank's Joe Page. the game and protecUoii fbr play- boxing life in jthe old boy yat. aiiapenalon of Barry Krelaberg of Cheney Brothers PASTRY SHOP. 880 QenUr StrMt. F. O'RalUy . 106 107 103 316 the Wallingford Vets from parti- 37 punelf-out ValenUnes, with en- vonlenlly listad on the htsid# bode -cevor of your ToUU 18 48 Fireman Joe baan’t signed aa yat, erii Involved. < As usual, the agOlaae Negro with V tt layer cakaa are gay with Moran ...... 103 n s 113 328 Manchester but a $$6,000 lura would sand the How could the game be resumed tha "cutis” style has picked no cipatlng In the E. L. velopee, are I.SS. AAi^MMaebeaA laeaakle ; 3EMNANT SALESROOM bright-colored Icing# in flower or iMwpnon# pooKe Lupacchlno . .. 97 108 82 302 B^awn, g . . r .... durable lefthandar to tba bullpen. with spectators milling around on soft touch. He may find himsaU heart-design; Individually orna­ O'Railly . 101 138 113 $41 2!wtck, g ...... tha baskStbaU oourtT Would you, in 10 very tough rounds sgainat Pre Bsahsttaill At a GbraM The news In upholstery fab- mented cupcakoa and colorful Lou Boudiaau would be a luxuri­ ^^AABTFORD ROAD. MANCHESTER brica arc the new nylona which are Corcoran .. . 88 98 98 294 § l ••asee'oee ous aconomy. Tba S3-y«aivold if handling tha Wallingford taara youthful Harold Johnaom 39-year- Gustafson’s coiAlea glorify a table. And Last night’s rosulta; expected to be Introduced by at everything la aa delicious to eat at r --r -r- - - II ■' Demlco. e ...... Clevelandar could doubla as man- as manager, want to subject tha old N ^ ro light haavywaigbt who D#Uy 9 A . M. T o 6 P. M. least one natlonally-knowB msnu- f O M PA L Y Tot#]# 688 ' 508 1581 t ••ete'aeoeaeea tha In- playera to further physical beating oocaslonally vantursa Into the NM M ag)' A##iel#ttaa ! facturer. The long-wearing quill- It is beautiful to look at. Fort W«jta# II. Dawver 87. RatwdoFB—9 A. M. To 5 P. M. 705 51 AIN 8T. TELEPHONE C e « e o a • k.* to resum# ptay without protec­ boavyweight dlvMon. - m i . iUcs—resistance to moths, mildew LondonLa# Warran, 1571-4, A flha te « n , but It would taka tion? Walcott hasn’t fOugfaLataea last “ fit. Wf lU: i and inflammability — and easy The Iriquirei Wilmington. PM- outpolntad Al- Totals ...... IT 8 49 a working agmamant Yritli Fort Aug. }4,-whan he knocked out OUs L it ' om#i#ta: Matin and Fbalpfkr Kook to ma#t tt# psyroU. An o f whleh should provff^ that Ttaidheit of awtUni ta 0v# roniMB. ♦ . . . . : MANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY i. I960 P A O l

Yesterday, Ue Boy Scout was Te Hael! Teacher—What were Indian Woman of 103 aaya nobody Uvea TOONEKVILLE FOLKS Sense And just an Idea. I aea him with hla dog women called? that long except by minding hla BY PUNTAINit liiSk Today ha la positive reaUty. And wonder how I can Suale-Squawa. or her own bualneaa and maybe Tomorrow he wlU be a world Dogs—Bfrd»-Ptto 41 N onsense Determlna: la the dog Teacher—Correct. And what that It why thera ara to ftw can- (g K A N p p A S i m s , T h e H i p e b o u n p r e p u b l i c a n force. On leaah, or la the man? were Indian bablaa called? tenarlaiis. FLOUR ProMaaa aohrad with BOSTON Thnisra. Fok TsrHan, BEST PRIUBB for fumltura, an­ WAMTBD—4 or ^6 room funilshed 137 DEEPWOOD Ortva. Uodara Suale—Squawkera. Uaolsum. asphalt tlia ooaatas. Boxars, eroac brad puppies, aportmant v l^ lt y of Hartford. 4-room homo opai. for laapecUon storm dowB aetMi Mew a (X h n iB e d 1M« PONTIA.a Very food condi­ RUBBISH and ashsa rassovad. !»■ tiques, Trading Post 17 Mapis schoolboy out ot bafi and we know Tourist—You advartAe- Uiis is Sadie—So Kate and Alica are A man, anawerlng an ad for a tion, MTS. Phone 84S9. BMpert workmanship, fraa astl- eineratora elaaaac. Band, graval ammerman'a Kannals, Laka straat 3-1089 Opsa ttoon Mon- Prsfsrably la'3lanchsstar area. Sunday 1 to 5. OU heat oak the beat hotel in town? not on tpeaking terms? Beaate—Darling, I have an aw­ mataa Open evaninga JonsT floors, atorm wlndowa and at least e a t local mother who chnuffeiir's job, was being exam­ and etndera. Van aareioe Btreet Phona 6387. daya, Tuesdays. All day Thura- IMaabled vsteran. Phone 3-4304. would welcome audi help in get­ Hotel Man—It certainly is. Rachel—No, but they more ful confesaloh to maka to you. I ined by the car owner.' He waa A ii m & M M b 1M9 STUDEBAiaCR Champion, Ftimitura, Oak atraet Pboaa local movtnt. Phona tL IL J day, Friday. Saturday. acreans. Venetlaa bUada. Corn- than make up for It by what they BOXER Pup, fawn, black mask, A lODDLE-AGED working couple ting her beys off to seheol in ths Tourist—Well, that may be a cannot cook. aaked if he had traveled much in two-door eedan. Radio and heat­ 3-1041. 3-18U, 3-3OT3. plataly radaeoratad. ImuMdlate morning. good boost for the hotel, but It's say about each other. Bob—I hayt one to make, too, other statee. CLA88inBD ADVT. er. Very good running condition. 13 week old female. Beautiful lit­ SAVAGE Spin Dry washing ma­ would Uka 8, 4 or 6 roosia. CaU occupancy. Price 17,900. Elva INCOME TAX Expert, formerly a terrible knock for the town. dear. I'm a poet and there may Applicant—Yea, air. Phone 3-S771 after « p. m. MANCHESTER PackBga OaUvary. tle animal, $75. Stud aervloe. chine, 3H years old. Good condi- Hartford 7-8866, ravarsa ebarga, '^ ler. Agent Manchester 3-4469. Strange fact is the growing DBPT. HOURS: vrith Bureau. Days 844 North Johanna—I’m afraid SUlla re­ not be anything to cook. Car Owner—All rlghL lhanding Local light trucking and package Hme payments. Boxer Farm, Uon. $80. Phons 8583. or Manebestar 3-9670 batwean 5 number of accidents caused by hit A Georgia man temporarily lost him a road map) let me eee you S:M A. M. U «:4i P. N. 1989 CHEVROLET 3-door sedan, Main street Phone 3-2545. Eve­ delivery. Refrtgeratora, waahera garded her marriage as only a In the old days when a girl Vernon, Cotm. and 5. STARKWEATHER Street— At­ wanted the dimple in her knee In­ snd run motorists; where drivers his voice after a plane flight. You fold it. $295. 1939 Graham, new tires, nings (7-9) phone 2-9879. and stove moving a epaelalty. ONE SHOVEL-A-DAY hot watsr tractive five-room pre-war colon­ msans to an end. CC^PLE and 3 chUdren age 10 and Octavia—Yes, snd she airesdv sured, the agent had to take her hit someone and keep on going; can Bend the good wife up veiy completely overhauled, $75 down, Phone 3-07S3. (70LLIE Puppies, sable and white. heater, 84.98; 8 ijwd washers, 810 ial. Fireplace,' oil burner, steam though they muat know that later reasonably theae daya, men,.' RANGE BURNERS and beaters Very reasonable. 406 Oakland 12 would like «, 5 or 6 room rant has put an end to her husband's word for IL A magistrate haa ruled that balance easy terms. 1941 Pack­ up; one 9' all porcelain double heat tile bath, glassed In side arrest under such circumstances It'a legal to take money from cleaned, repaired and Installed. LENNT'S LOCAL Package d Ih street. Call 3-2438. door Westlnghouse refrigerator, .Telephone 6057 after 5:80. means. ard club coupe, $95 down, balance Uvery between 8 a. m. and 3 p. m. porch. Oarage, Bendlx waMilng Fire-Proof will make It tough for them. Far Tennis snd other violent sports one'i wife. But he doesn't explain easy terms. 1947 Dodge sedan. Guaranteed workmanship. H. old but In A-1 shape, |25. Just the machine. Largs lot. trees, $13,000, Phone 3-0414 or 8830, . BEAGLE Pups, male $15, female MIDDLE-AGED couple desires two She said I could never better to atop and give what aid ara dangerous to a man over 41. how. j/MT—Woman'! brown iMtbor Nielsen. Telephone 7273. thing for hamburger stand. Bar- terms or wUl qualify for vateran. Most appropriate name for a Is possible than to run like a cow­ 1949 Chevrolet sedan, new. 1949 $10. Three year old guaranteed or 3-rooma. Write to Box O, Rekindle the flame, * according to a health expert. It's wallet, contain! no money, driv­ stow's. Just north of P. O. Wm. Ooodchild, Sr., Realtor. Of­ trsasuiyr seems to be that of the ard aa la the proper name for OKAY BY ME ; IF YOU DON'T WANNA LIVE tO Nash sedan. 1949 Ford convertible PETB»< W. PANTALUK electrical huntei $40. Female, liver Dalma­ Herald. But she burned when she saw funny he didn't mention hrlrtge. ^ Phosphorescence hi the belts er’! llcenoe, charpi plate. Finder coupe. 1947 Buick convertible, fice 15 Forest street. Phone 7925 American Osteopathic Associa- every hit and run driver. and gloves of Batavia, N. Y„ po­ contractor, maintenance and wir­ Psinting—-Pspciint SI tian AJC.C. registered. $40. Phone FOUR DRAWER pine chest wal­ Uon, who Is Mrs. Henry Watch-, me SEE THE DEMOCRATS JHROWN OUTA very clean. Brunner’s, Car Whole­ or 8891. licemen came out in the wash call 40«a. ing for light and power. 40 Foa- 3-0915. 884 Hilliard street nut pulls. Pine commode, one pocket. With some other dame. A Cleveland man found a larga, salers, 358 East Center street. ter street Phone COMPLETE Painting and decor­ Hooo m fo r Balt 72 There were as many careless and the cops loat their glow. It's W A SH kN G TO N IX)8T-^trayed Female dog, mixed drawer, with two half doors. Pine 31 MIDDLE Turnpike, W est 6- drivers In the old days but not ' black cat under the bood of hla not the first time they've been In Open Monday, Wednesday and ating service. Floor sanding and Again we read an Item breed, about 1 year old. CJolor INCOME TAX service for profes­ mirror. These pieces all scroll FOUR-FAMILY house, four rooms room colonial, built’1941. Living Junior—Grandma, are you with about aa many accidents, Horses had auto. That's one way to get a purr the dark. Friday evenings’ til 9. reOnlshing. Estimates free. C. F. Poaltry and Sapplirs 43 a dreusT food being made out of wood. in your motor. white and gray. Reward. Phone sional, business men. Individuals, Charbonneau. Phone 2-9576 or type end are beautifully rednlsb- sack apartment One apartment room 13’ X 24', fireplace, lavatory some sense. FOR QUICK 8AI.E, 1937 Pontiac. 13 TO 35 Pound turkeys, fresh ed. Antique, reasonable. Phone vacant. Oood income. Pi^ce re­ down. 3 bedrooms and bath up. Grandma—Of eourae, noL my Watch for a hot log stand! A New York woman of 103 saya » 7 8 6 . estates and trusts by ixperlenced 2-2805. dear, why do you aak? I Radio and heater. Oood running frosen. Ready anytime. Schaub's 3375. duced to sell. Alice CUampet Oil steam heat, rumpus room, A home is being built In the One way to get hack on your people would live longer. If they ate tax expert Accurate and com* Junior—1 heard Pa aay that I/)ST—PASS BOOK No. M546. OUTSIDBi, INSIDE Painting and Turkey Farm, 188 Hillatown Phone 4993. open attic, rear open porch, l-car A riot in an Oklahoma priaon south without any wood In It— feet again la to sell that, new car Uie right combinations of food. condition, $100. Call 2-2996. plete service at reasonable rates. POT TYPE oil heater. Used 4 mo. whan you came to visit us we'd Notice l! hereby given that Paaa paperhangtng. rraa eaumaus road. Phone 4671,. » garage. lot 50* x 150’. Many extra was promptly stopped. The war­ solving the problem of that creak­ that was too costly in the first Show this to ths little woman, Tel. Mr. Dolan 3-0744 afUr 5:30. Half price. Delivered if hetessary. have an elephant on our hands. den took his pen In hand. ing stair at midnight. Book No. 54646. liaued by The GUARANTEED. 1940 Pontiac Prompt aervlca. Reasonahia EAST OF SPRUCE STREET features. 30-dsy occupancy. Elva place. men! Phone 2-3871. Saving! Bank of Mancheit<.r haa sedan, $395; 1939 Pontiac sedan, ANTIQUES ReOnIsbed. Repairing pricea. Phone 7630. D Frechette. Tyler, exclusive agent Manches­ $295; 1937 Chevrolet sedan, $150; Wanted— Pets— Poultry- been loat and application haa done on any furniture, flemann, Workman’e compensation, public QUALITY Gas range. Very rea­ Very desirable flat, 5 and S ter 2-4460. MICKEY FINTT Just A Hunch! 1936 Chevrolet pick-up, $160. Cole LANK LEONARD been made to aatd bank for pay­ 189 South Main street Phone liability larrled. S tock 44 sonable If taken at once. Phone ment of the amount of deposit. Motors. 4164. rooms. Steam heat, two car ga­ 5643. 2-3098. < iaii^ pice recreation ment of the amount of deposit. Radio, heater. Fresh paint, new stone. Bolton Notch Quarry. Tele­ Only $4,500. Associate Realty Co., WHAT'S OVBWPLOWBD.' TH' T O t a k e T W IN 6 S sent covers, etc. Chistom built, choice of designs. 1041. phone 2-0617 Stanley Patnods jobs . . . costs less than half the room. Storm wtn>1owe and UP, TOWN ISP^LOODSP/ ALON 6 / H-HURRV.' Phone 3-3624 or 3-9002, from 9 price of the individual tools you’d 1010 Main street. Blast Hartford, screens, awnings Corner lot. lOS 8-4613. Evenings Broad Brook DOC? 'MON, I've SOT I 1938 BUICK 2-DR. SEDAN a. m. to 9 p. m. ROYAL CORONA PORTABLE — need to do the same work! It’s f t front. Trees. CHose to bus, 1258J3. A R-ROWBOAT,' Radio, heater. Runs well, solid Mosieal— Dramatic 29 Smith Corona Standard type­ compact . . . only 59’’ long; rug­ stores and schools Reduced for throughout. writers and adding machines. ged ... weighs over 200 lbs. Pre­ WEIST SIDE—13-room duplex quick sale. Elva 'Tyler Phone 2- MOTHER, Father. Junior R. F. S. Building— Contracting 14 PIANO TUNING, repairs, recon­ 4469. 1937 FORD CLUB CONV. ditioning, etc John Uockerham. Used machines sold or rented. cision buUL Own Shopsmlths home, plot of ground 80 x 150, 8.—Look for opening advertise­ Repslrs on aU n akes. Marlow's. now! Pay only 10% down ... as \ ment In tonight's Herald. Radio, heater. A nice running BUILDERS—Ranch and C^llfomla 38 Bigelow street Phone 4319. furnace beat, 2-car garage, excel­ solid little car. type homes. Remodeling, paint­ little as $11 monthly on terms. lent location. Robert J. Smith, l»ts for Sale 73 WINDOW SHADES made to order Montgomery Ward, 824 Main WANTED—Ride to West Hart ing. No job too big or small. Send and installed; a*ao atock shades, Inc., 053 Main street. Phone 3450. 1937 FORD CONV. SEDAN Help Wanted--Female S5 street. ford. Pratt and Whitneys. Hours Heater. Priced right, runs good. card. Lakeland Construction Serv­ Venetian blinds. Estimates gladly 7 to 5. Call 2-2779. 166 Middle ice, 13 Old Oak Trail, South Cov­ FOUR ROOMS with two unfin­ VERNON STREET—Excellent lot E:XCELLENT opportunity to make given. Fagan Window Shade Co., SNOW PLOWS, used crawler trac­ ished. Fhill shed dormer, fireplace, 84’ X 100’. CaU 2-9179. Turnpike East. 1940 NASH 4-DR. SEDAN entry. Route 44 at Bolton Notch, oppo­ tors with bulldozers New and Radio, heater. An Immaculate that money you need so badly. Inaulatlon, hot water oil heat, RIDE WANTED to Hartford from MASON CONTRACTOR. Plaster­ If you have the time we will put site McKinney Lumber Oo. Phone used tractors, eqii.pments. Cement brick veneer fronL large lot with BUILD YOUR home on 70' lot on car. fi'i’ ii Hawthorne and Middle Turnpike ing, brick, cinder block. Estimates you to work. Write P. O. Box 557, 2-4473. ■ mixera Garden Tractors IH to ample shade trees. Price 810,200. Green road. Sewer, water, new W est Hours 8 to 5. Phone 2-0253. 1941 DODGE 1 TON Middletown, Conn. 5 H.P Dublin Tractor Co.. Wll- school. Phone 2-0718. gladly given. Call John Caselll, TOASTER. Manning - Bowman. (Tharles Lesperance. 3620. PICK-UP 2-1169.7437 - 8869. llmantlc. Phone 2058. ' AI.I,EY OOP INCOME TAX and accoimting SALESGIRL for ladies' ready-to- Post-war automatic pop up. $10. PINE AC!RE aeitlon. 6-room ain- 1 Hia Turn At Bat BY V, T. llAMLIN Heater. A way above average SNOW PLOWS. Maxim bumper Wanted—Heal Estate 77 service—individual and business, truck. OBU4ERAL CARPENTRY. Altera­ wear department. Apply Mar­ Call 2-0505 after 7 p. ro. gle with amesite drive and one j i/ WRATH ,OP_OLVMPl^. AN NOW. OUBCN HIPR7LYTA call Dan Mosler 3-3329. tions, additions and new construc­ low’s. plows for cars sne pickups. Peer­ car garage. Houae haa vestibule, T ll'S l.U T T U e O L'BELT OF, BABY Basket, has hood, $o; small IF YOU Have a tingle or 3-ramlly tion.' Dormers, porches and ga­ less hydraulic lift plows tor cars, fireplace, oil hot water heat FU 2 2 -T A lLeb 0 ^ 9 _ YOlJES HAS ANY MA^iC / See These Today At folding atrolle., $3; folding couch, houee to eell call Hastings, Real HAVE TOUR income tax return rages at reasonable pricea Work­ ACTION. $50 is yours for selling trucks and trartora. Capitol atorm windows and' screens. Im­ $2. 39 Spruce street. Estate Specialist. Odd Fellows prepared by former deputy col­ manship guaranteed, PYce esti­ 100 boxes greeting cards at $1. Equipment, 38 Main streeL Phone mediate occupancy. T. J. lector of Internal Revenue. Eve­ DeCORMIER MOTOR mates R 34. Alexander. Tel. Stationery or napkins with name 7958. * Building. St the Center iResdy SMALL GRAY combination stove. I Crockett, 5416. buyers with cash waiting.) nings only. Tel. 8003. SALES, Inc. 8716. on. Send for sampllts on approv­ i| chrome pipe, complete with oil Phone 3-1IU7 11 Wlllya-Overland Dealer al. Jewel, 401 W. Somerset Street, BE WISE, save, wear Spencer CARPENTER Work. Jobbing of burner, 4 gas, also oil barrel with MuRlral Instramrnts 53 24 Maple Street .. Manchester Dept. 31., Philadelphia. Pa. UONRIDERINU SELIJNG T!' 'll foundations. Mrs. Mary F. Mc- Tel. 8854 all kinds. New construction. pump. A-1 .londitlon. SO-gallon !i Partland 7654. Mrs. Mabel Brown Workman’s compensation carried hot water tank, asbestos jacket. TIEa R a n d See the incomparable Recruit Station YOUR PROPERTY? WANTED—Woman to care for Bremen Spinet. Year’s biggest Without obligation to voa we 3-2775. Mrs. Gladys K. Esten 1946 CHEVROLET Tudor. Radio Call for ao estimate on any in- •■six year old girl, after school Phone 7503. l! ll* 6157. and heater. 1941 Pontiac four- Inslde or outside work. Fred piano value. The Piano Shop. Hears Army Praise will appralae or make vou a cash while mother works. Phone 2- DRUM LOT savings on Vitalized offer for property See ua before ■afiiauTifijiBaBJi door, radio and heater. 1938 Knofla. Tel. 7704. 3219. Tuning and voicing, $5. Phone HAVE Room for. two riders to Buick four-door, radio and heat­ oil! No drum deposit. 60c a gal. 4029. vou eell. ‘It’t *Saf«ty First' Jon88—-afraid ha’ll braak through Pratt and Whitney's, hours 7 to in 55-gal. or two 30-gal. drums. The US Army and US Air Force Phone 77’28 Ot 6’27S er. 1937 CHievrolet four-door, TYPIST Plus general office work BRAE-BtTRN REALTY tha lot!” 8:30. CaU 2-2423. heater. 1938 International 3-4 ton R oofin g 16A for personable young single high Federal tax Included. Buy now— Recruiting station had two very pay later. Free delivery In Wards tVearini; Apparel— Furs 57 WANTED — Ride to Hartford, pickup. 1937 Ford % ton pickup. school graduate. Contact: Wilson welcome visitors the other day. ARE YOU selling or bu.ying prop­ SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH Westcolt and Cerino Auto Serv­ FEATURING Guaranteed roota area. Special contract protects CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER moralnga Leaving Manchester and expert repairs as well as Agency. 721 Main, Room 207, LADY’S Black Skunk fur coat, They were Mrs. Rita Gaudette of erty We buy. sell, appraise, ar­ ice, Tolland Turnpike, comer of you against price Increases or FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS between 6:30 to 7:30 a. m. Tele­ gutter and Conductor work. Try Hartford. size 12-14.-"Excell range mortgage. Call this office ______It CouM Happen BY MERRILL C. BLbsSER Parker. price drop. New. Improved Vital­ 51 Drive A, Mancheater, and (^I. phone 6400. your “Local Roofer." CaU Oougb- $40. Phone 2-2750. or atop In tor further Informa­ SELL NEWEST everyday cards. ized la better than ever. Mont­ Edward H. Willard of 280 Middle tion. Alice Cla-T pet. Agent 843 1 UEAR a ootxait S O L D /« ?TEf FOtWAXO,lT ftBO-THER/ Un 7707. TweNTyj wMott, r D o you tBAuaff GRAHAM SEDAN, Model 74. No experience needed. Folks buy gomery Ward, 824 Main. Turnpike, Elaat, c..rrently station­ Main street Phone 4993 or 3- SIR. AND CLAIM K /WHO DEALT I -TMATGi^OXILO 6 t Ready for tlje road $39. Tel. 58 MAKE IT FIFTY FOR eiRL AND <3RUB/ The BAis^or ROOFING — Spectatlxing tn re­ 15-csrd $1 greetings assortment Wanted—To Buy ed at Lackland Air Force Base In 0880. TMIS Fine box lunch? ISA Automobilea For Salt 4 4997. from samples we send you on ap­ San Antonio, Texas. TWENTY ONCfi. JOKERS? pairing roofs ot ail kinds, also DiamondR— Watch BUYING Uaed furniture and proval. Pays you up to 100% Mrs. Gaudette, whose son Is sta­ THINKING OF Selling? We need J. TWENTY TWICE — 1941 PONTIAC six two-door tor­ new roofs Gutter work. Chim­ household g'XKlB. any quantity 1938 FORD 4-door sedan. Good neys clesied and repaired. 36 proOt. Also show free samples of JeweirY 48 tioned at the Army Medical Cen­ 4 to 8 room houses. Buyers wait­ pedo special, as is for $395. 1985 imprinted notes, napkins, person­ The Woodshed, 11 Main streeL ing. Quick results. Call Suburban condition. Telephone 2-9721. years' axperience. Free eeU mates uEONARD W TOST, Jewelerir r/ Call 2-8154. ter tn Washington. D. C., says that Dodge four-door, as is $95. 1941 al stationery. Write for samples! Realty Co., Realtors. Phone 8215. Pontiac 6 tudor. 1936 Oldsmoblle ______‘ CaU Howley.______Uancheatei 5361. pairs and adjusts watches sx|spidrt- she is very much satisfied with her 1987 8TUDEBAKER 4-door sedan Artistic, 331 Way, Elmira. N. Y. son being in .he Army even though ly at reasonable prices Open WE HAVE a customer ready to Good condition, $125. Tel. Man­ four-door sedan. Good mechani-1 s h e ET METAL, all types of roof- Wiihoul Hoard 59 she was very ekeptieal about his Thursday evenings 129 Spruce buy a three bedroom single houae chester 2-3610. cal condition, as is, $95. Balch I jny, gutters, leaders, new or re- YOUNG Married woman. col­ joining at first. Mra. Gaudette’s StreeL Phone '2-4387. costing not . more than 812,000. If Pontlac, Inc. Phone 2-4545. | paired. Metal and tile ceilings, lege graduate, 3 years' office ex­ FURNISHED room for rent near son. Pvt. David Gaudette, writes PLYMOUTH, lu41 two-door sedan. work guaranteed. Manchester 2 perience. desires part or full time Main street. Gentlemen prefer­ you care to sell please contact Price low for quick sale. Phone that he la very happy with hla 1041. job. Call 2-3442. Write Box D. Fuel and Feed 49A red. CaU 2-2170. 9 Hazel streeL iRobert J. Smith, Inc., 053 Main 2-9951. Anto AcreMorii present assignment to the Motor Herald. Pool at the Medical Center, since street. Phone 3450. T ire* HARDWOOD For sale, stove 1988 PACKARD convertible coupe length, delivered. Also cow man­ FURNISHE!D Room for rent, one thst is what he wanted to do most. FOR The best 2 tn 1 snow tire see Heating—Plumbing 17 ITie other visitor, CpI. Eldward Good condition. Phone 2-3753 be­ Help Wanted— Male 25 ure. Plela Bros, 364 Bidwell or two gentlemen. CaU 2-4428. us at Manchester tfre We give H. WlUard, is heme on a 16-day tween 5 and 8 p. m. EFFIIUENT Plumbing and heat- street. Phone 7405. PRISCILLA'S POP you the deepest and widest tread mg. Plugged drains machine LOCAL Representative for 53 PLEASANT Room for gentlemen furlough from Texas. He epUsted M a n c h e ^ ip r hlarkad Improvanient______BY Al, VERMEER PLYMOUTH 1934 four-door, heat- in Manchester Manchester Tire cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 303 year old AAAI manufacturer One block north of Post Office. 16 Isat July and feels that It was the CARE FOR SOME ' sr, trunk. Very clean, good run­ Recapping 295 Broad street TeL | Oakland street Phone (M97. selling homes, schools, churches, Garden— Farm— Dairy Wadsworth street. beat move he ever made. He la an CARRcrrS PRISCILLA-r ning. Two extra tires. CaU 2-9505 2-4224. 34-houi eervlce. Date Book commercial properties, etc.,weath­ Products SO Instructor In ths orientation de­ after 7 p. m. PLUMBING, Heattlig,Ring, repairs on er stripping, steel and alumincm LARGE Pleasant, well heated partment at Lackland Air Force old and new systems, oU burner, room. Quiet neighborhood. Private 1987 CHEVROLET Tudor. Good Garagea— Servicea— combination windows, screens, GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes. Base, and is very pleased with hie Tonight UH"UH! water pump service. Prompt at­ porch enclosures, and rock wool First quality, very mealy. $1.75 home. References required. CaU Center Tbeaplana present “Dou­ running condition, $115. Call 2- S torage 10 duties. He la continuing hla educa­ tention. John H. (jarlson. Phone Insulation. Ciood Income on sales' a bushel deUvered to your door. 8183. tion at the bame time and, tncl- ble Door,” HoUlster school auditor­ 8143 ifter 6:30. 78*6. TWO-CAR garage for rent. Suit- ______plus year end boi.us. Hospital, CaU Hathaway, 2-1390. denUUy haa put on a little weight ium. 8:15 p. m. REO TRUCK, 6 new Urea and bat. sickness and accident benefits. ROOM FOR rent, with twin beds and la looking very weU. Also Lecture by Bo Steffanson of able for storage. Inquiry 81 Ben-1 PLUMBING And Heating, epeclal- for one or two girle. Near Post '*tery. Good running condition. ton street. Phone 3159. Complete training, sales helps, Hartford on “Winter Photog- Ixing tn repairs, remodaUng, oop- Hoosekold Goods M Office. CaU 6745. .raphy,’’. Y.M.CJt,, 8 p.m. Public Phone 2-3749. pei water piping, new cunstnic- advertising. Must have car and be willing to work full time required. Invited free. 1987 LA SALLE, radio and heater Kuaineas Services Offered 12 j tion. eattmates given, time pay­ ALBERTS FEBRUARY SALE! Recruiter Here Friday, February 10 ments arranged. iCdward Johnson. For local Interview phone Hart­ ONCE A YEAR IT COMES!! ROOM For Rent at the Center. W. S. 0. S. Mother-Daughter Good running condition. Reason­ ford 9-4681, 8 a. m. to 9 a. m., or YOU WAITED 11 able. Phone 2-1077. RANGE BURNERS cleaned, aerv-l Phone 6979 oi 5044. Phone 2-4401. banquet. North Methodist church. iced, repaired and Installed. | 6:30 p. m. to 8 p. m., or write LONG MONTHS FOR IT!!! Goes to Hospital Friday and Saturday, Fob, 19. II HOT W ATER wanr air, steam, 1948 PONTIAC Streamliner 4-door Joseph Senna. Call 2-0147. R J. Owen, 63 Tobler Terrace, “Albert De-Luxe" “ Two Blind Mice." Whiton Me­ sedan, fuUy equipped, very low complete installations, repairs Wethersfield, Conn. 3 ROOMS OF BEAUTIFUL ROOM, Convenient to bus line. Sergeant Favreau of the U. S. morial hall by Community Players ?a DF-LXINU'S Hefrigaratot service. and alterations. Prompt attention NEW FURNITURE Inquire 23 Griswold streeL under auspices Manchester Regis­ eaw,?iiewnasiwroai mileage. Priced reasonable. Tele­ WANTED—Male bookkeeper, over Army and U. S. Air Force Recruit­ C0WL7tt>BYtKBMWWt,We.T.M.»ltt.U. t. BTf. • ju a t i phone 2-9606. Repairs on all makes, commer- given to all Inquiries. The Nsa- consisting of Choice Uvtng Room tered Nurses association. VIC FLINT Nice Price For "Mister" BY MICHAEL O'MALLEY AND RALPH L A N ! cikl and iomesUc Emergency 24- setta Plumbing and Heating Com­ 35, experienced In double entry, Suite, Choice Bed Room Suite, NIC:E PLEASANT room for relia­ ing Station has reported in to the Saturday, February II "Okay! So Pop was a musician and Grandpa was a hour servtca Phone 2-1797 pany, Inc. Manchester 2-3701. accounts receivable, payables and Choice Dinette Set, “Westing- ble coupe. Kitchen privileges. Ref­ hospital at Weatover Air ForOe V-h o w C O M ! tlM AN AUDACIOUS MAN?> YIAH, A PBOAUNSNT . 1949 PONTIAC STREa MUNER Annual Ladiea’ NigbL Soutt "Ask har if aittara haven't got apecifil ratea for babiaa musician— isn’t it about time wa had a pitcher or basket­ YOU li9T THE rMYSOPF. THE JOINT KIDNAPER fW fU,Y0UlRI, • 8 s e d a n c o u p e Glastonbury 3-3149. ' payroll Apply Tober Baseball house” or “Phllco’’ Electric R«s- erences required. CaU 2-1454 after Bate for a minor operation and Manchester Fire Department, Ital­ ALL APPLIANCES serviced and Co., B3m itreeL frigerator, NatlonaUy Known 4 p. m. lika Waldo who alaap m tha time?” ball playar?" RACKETS SACK fA n I'TOPSNiOVIT AND AAYINO ME A HUNORIO ^ will be gone for about a week. ian-American Club. AND TURNED UP ORAND t -SO 1948 OLDSMOBILE repaired, burners, retrigeratora, Range and Accessoriea, plua a per­ ATTRACmVE, Comfortable room Sergeant Boldway of the Recruit­ Smorgasbord Supper. Ladiea Aid DUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS AS ASSISTANT BEDANET ranges, washers etc. AU work MlHinfiry— Drt—alaktog 19 sonal gift of a “ Phllco^ or ’’Em­ OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOUPLE M A N A S IR O F guaranteed. Metro Service Oo. Sitaatfons Wanted— for gentlemaii. Phone 8905 after ing Station aaya the. atatton wiU of Ehnanuel Lutheran Church. In erson’’ Radio From our president be open from 8 a. m. to 10 a. m. church vestry. Sittings at 5 and 7. OLD JAKE HOOPLB NEMCR ;^tHA4KS. JAKE/ tMS UNUSUAL ^ MRAtMSE PEAKS, 1948 PONTIAC 6 SEDAN COUPE TeL Manebester 2-0888. ALTERATIONS done on women’s Fem ale Mr. Albert. 5 p. m. . WHY W YOU FEED SUCH WeLL,THAT VUAV S and 3 p. m. to 5 p. m. dally ex­ Alao, Sweetheart Hop, dance un­ PfiRSlTS A M L, MARTHA.' t a b U ^ o u b k t t o B e SCaOBET and children’s garments. Csll 2- Everything was $1357.60 A HARD LlCKSR AS HIM HE'S UMITEP/ WITH 1947 OLDSMOBILE MODEL HAVE YOUR carpentry work done 4370. GRADUATE Nurse avallsble for cept Saturday when it wlU be open der auiqdcea of Cyp Club. Wood­ Hsi THAT ROUND BOTTOM TH’ FIAT BOTTOM -— AS LONG AS I ’M MAKIN' R L M ^ A N D PUT IN A BEDANET NOW ONLY $888 8 a. m. to 12 noon. Aa aoon aa ruff Hall, Center Church. 8 to 13 RANf VOU KNO/ IT ONE HE OFTEN) A FEVf KOPECKS. HERE V'ARE, CORNERSrONE/-^- for less. Any job big or small. day cases CSsIl Msnehaeter 3- Tou can purehaes all or p ^ . Bnaineaa Loeationa Save on my low overhead. Free ALTERA'nONS aU kinds for 8183. Sergeant Favreau retuma the p.m. StOt>B UP TM’ VUALLS.' WINDS UP It - h-A COUPLE FRESH SAW- BUT WlHV NOT LET'S 1947 FORD STATION WAGON Easy terms—Free DeUvery—W ee F or R ent boura will again be 8 a. m. to 5 Sunday, February 13 TH’ PARLOR. esUmatea. RockviUe 1897J3. men’s, ladles’ and chlldmi’a wear. Storage until wanted. For eppoint- BUCKS/-— LB'S NOT CALL CALL IT BOARD? e^BAHf CaU after 6 o’clock, 3-S828. THREE-ROOM offlco suite, cen­ p. m. Boy Scout return visit anqual rr R e g u l a r b o a r d — t h a t ’S AND KEBP IT COM-^^ THAT ment day or evening end free Sergeant Boldway would like to canvass for funds. Sltoationa Wanted— transportation to and from atore, trally located. Plenty o f parking. TOO MONOTONOUS — IT’S IN6, ReSOLAR f^ G R A N D - CLOTHES to fit Mala Phone 7444. become better acquainted with the Tneaday, Fabruary 14 3isr A ’DESERVI- ANO MOtiCnOMOS,m STANOER ^aasdokA^ UuUvlduaL WUl work from pat­ phone Waterbury 4-8144. people of Manchester, and extends Valentine Deseert-Bridge, Group T Aak for Mr. Albert INB O lF T / L lK e . tern or wUl ortglnata. Dreaaas FATHER OF 4 children, age 83. CENTRALLY Located stars sttu- an InvlUUon to ona and all to stop C, Center church, 1:30 p. m. m e a l s .'. aults coats gowns ate. Phona desperataly needs work, elactri* ated just off Main straat Good in at the Recruiting Station and Wedaesda j, Febrimry Ifi 01 3-3909. Main Store, Weterbury vlait ■ Mothera and fathera of Meeting of HoUlster P. T. A. cian by trade, any work accepted. Open Thursday aves. tUI 9 p.m. buslncsa location, Idaal for radio Phone 7013. boya that they have anfisted are Fathers “Hobby night" Branches: Hartford. New Haven, and television shop, or offlcs CaU welcome to drop In and tell them WASH TUBBS How Do Yen Oo? BY LESLIE TURNEB Mancheater Ses Food, 3-9987. Also Joint Meeting of Women’s about their boye, as they are al­ and other RepahUcan Clube. Amer­ FM D O N ME. M W S u W e ia TMOUfi 0«,DEARj TIBN OOOD. NOW. MIEECtfUR. ways Intereatad tn what they are ican LM loo baU. Clarenoa F. ^ B a» y ^ F YOU wm AMCf WMNE ' FORWARP AMD All IMMIMlMfiBlllW , CHEF. ItaUan-Amartoan, would USED Gas and electric ranges AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE. TRIES ANOTHER 1 A SUevEV ON PERUERSE ASKC1S FLEAEf N IM P . Ilka Job. WrlU Box T. Hsrald. $25 and up. 1949 modal washing Orford BuUdlng. Apply Mar­ doing. OF THE FfMlW tC-teSSNA AUO IMOUffllUfiN! MAN,.HI6HLV RIOAROSO .TRY WHAT VOinSPOINSl NOWFHOUU I THE AUSTIN A. Cbassbafs OOb, AfntOIKS WITH ANO TUSTWORnnUWOVOU .tSCUSB M«,l MI874M 85CK10 W O ^ machines $99, were $159.95. New low's ®***’lZ2eS2w*|i»ewarv 18 TM8«tRL WHO ~ teAmooATivoMt THE NAME'S CUVUE.J kwal and long dlatanca movlnc, MldwtateTAmiee K e e ^ street M8IA MtaaisKi WERBOAPTniATaP 8V A packing, crating and stocags furniture— electric ranges, re- HkaMFEHiM i Dogm—BIrdfi Ptn Parent-Tea«*A C9ub. Oty View IP -----FlMEii IOVBLYSRLi BFHAONO fiarvlco to aU parts of tbs U. 8. frigemtors, television and tank THREE-ROOM oOlcs East ciui- Interest Grows HtMfiO. A NtW TO MET HER, HOW vacuum Cleanersb Chambers Dared b a B s ^ . m. A. and Canads CfeU fil87. Rart- MALE AND ftmale eanarioS for Ua street CaU 651A • fiaM M iy, Februaiy 35 wouifi YOUritoanPT tord «-143S. breeding. Some from blue ribbon Warehouse Sales SOI Middle In 4-H Affairs Affqwfi ladlas N l ^ t . at British Turnpike Bast H anchastar winners. Inquire S3 Bank streat American f9iib. aftar 4:80 p. a . All day Saturday. Oraen. Open 8 s m. to 8 p. m.— Wantad to Rout Hatorday, Mardi It 7 p. m. to 8:80 p. BS, Mondays Hartford. Feb. 8 -< # )-IU n ^ W RESPONSIBLE biulness couple w . Whaplea of Storra, atata 4-H Testimonial for Salvatore Ven- desire b w 4 room apwtlMiit, Ex- club agent, told the oprolng ^ drUIa Hod Men, Garden Grove. WE BUT and s-U good used fliml- ceUent references. Phona 841fi; alon today of tb* Connecticut 4-H : Batnrday, March 18 tu rs eombinatlon ranges gas chib nganta’ three-day confeiynce Ladles' Night of N utm eg^or r f r rangts and osatars Jones Fuml NOTICE—Landlords, Ust with os at tba Ann str$at YWCA that TaU'Ostkra, Masee(a Tem^Ia. tare Stars H Oi^l Phona S-104L for suitabla tanants. Servios frea. 1949 shasrad ineroaaed Intereat la ■atarday, H arob 88 . s7!irwitu*s» Open 9 a. B. to 9 p. m. “ Build— Aanual electlaa of offloers at THE WORay WAWT 4-H affairs throughout ths sUU. uEu Buy—Rent” Contact the Real “ The 4-H prognsm has about British Amsrican -Clab, > y f ■ EmUU) Buraau. 43 Asylum street. 5,000 members, today an ln c r e « Wedaeaday March 38 i -r-.-... * Room 87, Hartford. Phone Hart- of «00 over the ptsvlous year’s Highland Parif PTA Minstrol, CocdS-dflil. flgnraK'* b f asM. HIgmand Pqrit achool, 8 y. ■>> ’frV-^*rr,-' r>.r^,iv rs. Hi' 'i¥ 'f. ^ A 'i'-'-T'u tVi* 4^i > i H ^ i - 3^i*iH^ljit'■™4».’ <1. . p 9 H

'WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, fitottrlfgater gn^ttfufl Iferalb a aertoa e< tv a toeturea on ‘Daap- This campaign to Urn graataat aln- Life h At Stake—Help the Heart Drive Mmahara of tho oeelor choir o i KUaahsth Xbkpatrlek. anlng tha Spiritual Life.’’ Iheie gle unified action that has aver tho Solvation Army advertlaa daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jamas f . Center Church couraee will be held elmultaneously been undertaken In America by the ^i/UbontTown alaawfaera la today’# Isaue partlc- Kirkpatrich, of Highland Park, to following a brief worship service. Protestant churches. ularo as to their noon luncheon to­ Ullon theM4V \am»sa dean’a m list for the Brat They are a part of Center church’s aasses on consecutive niurs- Avarage Dally Net Preaa Ron semester at Caxenovto Junior Religion Class program of Mid-Century Advsnee days will begin at 8 p. m. and end F v toe MeMh eT Jaamerv. 188S I •# Mm Annr «■< morrow from 11:80 on at the lege inCaxenovla, New Tenii rsneealM^ W «M h^ atadeL PracUoaUy the aame where she Is In her eophomora of Protestantism in which 87 Pro- at 9 p. m., starting on March 2, cooka and aaalatanta at the recent tsstant denominations are uniting. and continuing through March SO. a t T o’cloek from eueceeaful Polio benefit luncheon year. Two G>urses on Protest* 9 ,8 3 9 W sm v ttoe nftemeea wHh nto rmOlCDO*^^^^* at the dUdel will prepare and ’The midweek prayer meeting ondtog eerly ttle evetongi desrteg raaoral Homo to poy terra the food. In response to a antism to Be Conduct* « ef the An«t end eeetor thie eVentogt FiMsy iMpocto to a fonnor numbar of requests. Ths last wUl be held this evtnlng at 7:30 1 ef OtiwileHene at the Church of the Nagarena. A e d h j D e a c o n s ! 1 hmdMon waa unuaually well pa- large number la expected doe to Nfoneheafer—*>dl CUy o f VUlago Charm troaiaed by the business men and _ - - „ ow Ctob WU woman of the town and othera. the Increeeed InWreet meiUfeeted Under tha dirsettea of tho aaStM dtfkt •! « to of Mra. w. J. Klnlry, 547 Center Protestant. 'Ihelr aim to to clari­ SUmml VanaoBt. tor a j ^ f too Favors Transfer street.e B. B. Steffsnson of West H art­ fy the Protestant way of worship a( Fabroary 18. ford will speak on “Winter Photog­ and the fundamental Protestant Truman Urges Study St. Mary's Boys’ choir will con­ raphy" at the meeting of the Vil­ bellefa. Tka Italiaa Ladlaa AuxUlai^ duct tho first of a series of three lage Charm Camera aub this eve­ Rev. aifford O. Slmpaon will _|ii moat toolabt at TjSO at tea food sales, beginning with one to­ ning at eight o’clock at the Y.M. give a aeries of five lectures on the Of All Executive ItaMan-Amerlcan club on Eldrldfc morrow at 10:30 at Hale'a store. C.A. 'The lecture is free to all In­ . fundamental bellefa of Protestant­ atyaat. ___ ’The next two are scheduled fOb terested. ism. Rev. Dudley Burr wUl give February 16 and March 23. Funds Of How to Conserve AU mamltTT- of tba Taakaa Dl raised In this way will be devoted Power of State vlatoa Vaterana' aaaoclatloo art to the Itouslng fund for a new cur­ to Biaat at tha A rpy and ate, already started by the church. Navy aub thU avaalnf aevm 0*21^ from whara they a^l Sweeping Concentration eaad to the HoUoran Funar^ Members of the adult choir of PRAYER MEETING East German New England Assets St. James’s ehurch are reminded Into Hands of Gov* Oaorga Brown, a vetaraa of worw that Wednesday Is their monthly night for bowling. The choir mem­ TONIGHT AT 7:30 emor Recommended ' Youth to Be War h bers win gather at the allexp Im President Throws Snp- AT THE By Commission on Tha Manchaatar Cardan a u b mediately after rehearsal tonlgW. Atomic Age Building port Behind Bill Ih* _ai™ pcaacat an “Information -Information CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE State Ciovemment Or* Curbed Now piiMMia* panel for Ita rabruary Helen Davldeon Ledge, No. 98, ganization in Report troiluced hy Several MaftVfi fimwlay avanln*. Febru­ Daughters of Beotia, will meet Fri­ 466 MAIN STREET NEAR THE CENTER ary It. la the Robbtaa room of day evening at seven o’clock In the Will Be Regimented as Advice Given Nation Of Area's Senators for church houae, conduct^ by Masonic Temple. A card party for TAKE TIME TO PRAY Hartford, Feb. 9.—(ff>)—A Efitahlishment of Com* tka foUowln* expart*; MIm Mary members snd friends will follow ____WE WELCOME Y O U ------sweeping concentration of In Days of Hitler; Federal Government Is- r^.t,tn«n will dlicuaa house the meeting. Prlies will be sward­ the executive power of Con­ AU*Powerfu| Gestapo mission to Make Snr* ^ 1^ ; Mra. W. W. Eallr. ed and refreshments served. necticut’s government into rues Grim Primer in Blonde Bride Held cataloauaa and annuala^ Gaoi^a Also Planned for Area vey of Water Re­ roaaa; WUUam Buckley, the hands of the governor Construction M e t h • and Albert Hemingway, Housewares Dept.—^Basemeni has been recommended by T? sources of Sector Mra. Fred Pohlman < 3 9 9 ^ the Commission on State Berlin, Feb. 9—(JP)—East Ger­ win It Deems Best a a d b v commlttaa wUl aarve ra- Government Organization. In­ many le to have its regimented -N, Wanhington, Feb. freahmanta at tha aoclM time to youth and an all-powerful Geatapo, follow. Anyone Intareated In flon- stead of an “unmanageable” T7ihM-y*ar-oId nnaa, WtlHam liebelt. Is shown trappfd under front end of n Detroit street cor aa n 00- Washington, Feb. 9,—e to outdo the fathers $ 4 * 9 5 powar to tha governor would pave including aports, certain school able to carry atom bomb to Wash­ Feb. 9.—(/P)—A little-known Soviet AIho lA'ailing vital industries might have to of modem methods of fpsourcc who prasented an amusing skit tha way for “dictatorship.’’ It said work and the choice of profession. ington or New York without ad­ Elgin group today is rewrit­ bury themselves deep in caves snd developmpaL and oosiaaBrattoB,” not umc ag a Mrs. Raymond Potential Home»Spy Bing In Plane Proflurtion mines. Mr. '^ m a n eekl to -B - leW se-te Special! it rq^Kded auch faara as “ground- vanced bases far from home. ing Air Force tactics in terms Vice President Barkley. JicKhoh and Mra. Richard Howes By the language of the law the Top American, British snd Ot- The report was prepared by the dM-eohe United tributed by the NSHB to the gov­ year-dld bride, werps as Detroit serious problems of soil and forest 1 pike, west, veteran member of 'The Health, Agricultura and Natural couraged to betray even their reira, 24, prospective bridegroom, States both In aircraft production ernors of all tha states. poUoe qneetloa her, her husband oonservatlon nnd mannnmsat, ^ Nerald’s editorial staif, was dls parents if they were anti-Nazi. shrqiided in secrecy, and.chfT and three others. The five were and of controIllnfAnd wa« • Top of auto body .steel in rich lacquer finish; strong lUaoorcas. Oommeroa, Gttrfsetlona, faoaa jail term on testimony of ried out on remote ranges of this and in ths number of military . rTha taporL’s findings are based ctargad from Manchester Me 54” Hdneattaa. Health, Highway, Lab­ There was nothing but acclaim Boston police that be lavished gifts plane^ it has in service. on studies made largely in Hiro­ nabbed as dsieeWvss found W,- tar to prevent fiood oentrahk to mortal hoqiltal late thla afternoon plywood frame (ends and sides) in contrasting French and approval to ths rubber stamp northwest Florida military reser­ shima, the firet city ever to feel 500 ta eash to a paper bag to tlMiir provids domestic and toduotriol or. Mantel Health, MiUUry, Morar on another girl with 8212 he stole vation. However, said John F. Victory, Mir. AMmua was conSned for the Gray. Vahicles and Aeronautics, Stats People’s chamber, the leglelative from hia fiaaoee’s wedding fond. the terrible effect of an atomic oar. They are betag qaeattmied water supplies, and to furnish low Igai ifx weeka. He expects to re- Police, Welfare and Houdng au­ body for the Russian-backed re­ It takes the planes and guns executive secretary of the Nation­ ex'plgsion. It included no refer­ In connection with too 8IJH)0,000 cost hydroelectric power. Spring gime, after Deputy Prime Minis­ Reliable informants in Prague and bomba desired for America’s al Advisory Committee for Aero­ tarn to work within the next ten thority. say about 20 Cxechs who attended ence to later, more powerful A- holdup of Brink’s, Ine„ to Boston. “These problems,” the president • Genuine bristle brush is self-adjusting. ter Walter Ulbricht said the first line air combat units, and nautics (NACA), this country (AP wtrephoto). wrote, “must be overcome if these days. Serving theaa departments American Mormon mission in cen­ finds out exactly what they will isn’t disturbed by that situation bombs, nor did it mention the fear­ would he three oeatral aervloea youth organiaaUon would have as tral Moravia town were arrested ful hydrogen bomb now being d ^ states are to parUClpata fully to now!! Its “sacred duty” the “deepening do. Then it decides how they can because it feels that It has ths velop^ tll8 ccooomip growtluot our ooim* • One-piece rubber bumper for greatest protection to agaadaa Hated aa: Office of Per- laM Tliursday and held four days be best employed. better planes. aonnel Servicea, Office of General of SSviet-German friendship and Uy.” furniture; Bail in bright chjome-plate. anti-Americanism." while police ransacked their apart­ Not Guided by Rule Books “We think we still have su­ Offer Greatest Realstamse Woolens Sarvloaa and Office of Public ments . . . TVo men admit to New Truman Board The preatdsnt’s letter to one Sea Itaymend B. Oorman for 6V6ryon6 cgn own a Pinking Shears The new police bill was intro­ The veteran 3200th Isn’t guided premacy In the sir,’’ he said, “be­ Surveys made in Japan, it said, that he promised to send to Con­ Works Services. York police, taking part In 8X5,000 by rule books. It writes them. It Auto llahUtty Inanranca, 42 • Plywood bru.sh pulleys insure long wear and positive The governor ahoiild be given duced by East Gernuuiy’s Interior cause of the superior performance showed that heavily framed steel gress after recommending ta Me BrofrttflMd a tr e ^ phona 4871. Minister Karl SteinhoTf, who said Jewel robbery of showman Billy took a 600-mile an hour jet fight­ and military effectiveness of our and reinforced concrete buildings sweeping action of brush. toe power to ^>polnt and remove Ross’s home. er built for high altitude Inter­ aircraft." Ends Hearings $ | . 4 9 y d . y> a t 'will tha commisaloners beading It waa necessary because “enemy offered the greatest resistance to (OratlaiMd oo Pago Ftae) American agents" had threatened Justice department charges two ception, and proved it was made Highest Speed When Unarmed atomic blast. Those which offer- the thcae departmenta and agencies peace and order in the Soviet leading drug making firms with to order for an Infantry support Victory said in a prepared ed the weakest showing were • Picks up quickly — it’s easy to use and it’s easy to ao well aa hla own Immediate i zone. trying to monopolize sale of hard Weapon. speech that neither the United In Coal Row aiatanta, the commission said. shed-type structures with light empty. See it, try it, buy it today! Modeled After MVD gelatin oapenlea—used for “vita­ So now the F-84 Thunderjet, States nor Russia has a practical frames and long, unsupport^ We were fortunate In obtaining these beautiful Feafhor-light Thla will ‘Tocus much more min pills’’ and other medicines . . . packing 32 slx-Inch rockets, is a military plane of super-sonic V alaitin e sharply tha spotlight of pubUdty The force, modeled after Rus­ beams. sia’s oqm secret police MVD, may Diesel locomotive whistles with star of ths post-war Air Force speed. U. 8. planes can go faster As for bousing, the report well- Goes to Work on Re­ woolens at a close out price. Plain, checks and on Us responsibility” for hla ap­ ekime effects are soothing jangled team. It can literally pulverize than sound now only when un­ pointments, ths report added. embrace a vast network of In­ constructed frame buildings stand Flashes! The Grand Rapids formers similar to that of Hitler’s nerves«long Lebgh Valley railroad pillboxes and tanks in front of ad­ armed, he said, adding: , up well against blast, but are vul­ port to White House; novelty weaves in smart colors. For dresses, suits Tha commission aald that the Gestapo. . . . Representative Cellar (D-NY) vancing ipfantrymea. “We see ourselves in the posi­ nerable to fire. (Late Boltoltas of toa (4) Wtoa) flandkerduefs only limitation on the governor’s says after Whits House call today The 3200th is testing the Air tion of a runner in a race who Hopes to Beat Deadline and skirts. pinking shears power of appointment and remov­ Aa the bills were passed. West It‘C autioned b u ild ers a g a in st sll- that President Trunjan told him to Force’s two most powerful new knows he is being hard pressed." I Ooletful prints Including new al ahould be In the case of the German sources were reporting an brick w alls that support floor Set hy Two Days round hankies for your valen- intensified purge among Etost O r ­ "go ahead full steam” with his In­ planes— the mighty B-36 inter­ Victory, first employe of the I —' ■' Put Curb on ChsmboM' Uoe man minority party leaders ac­ vestigation of concentrations of continental bomber and the B-4S NACA when it was founded in Now BriUto, Felk TWe I thM. « i oa Page Eleven) (Oenttooed oa Page Foot) Washington, Feb. 9—<0—Presi­ cused of foiling to cooperate suf­ econonfie power. tornado jet bomber. 1915 sa the nation’s chief agency dent Truman's fact-finding board loeal Judges are find of having imagine! only $ A 5 0 ficiently with the Communists. It could throw valuable light on for baric air research, addressed $ 0 . 9 5 ^ the Cosmopolitan club. ended its hearings on the coal diS' City oonrt oknmbers nhnaid dar­ Members of the Christian Dem­ the recent controversy over abili­ pute today and went to work on i ing poMIc hearings on nog Jndtolal ocrat and Liberal Democrat par­ ty of the B-36 to carry out suc­ , eVuggle for the survival of 2 5 c to 5 0 c 54”, Reg. $2.98 civilization is now under way in Steel Firms report to the White House. matters. Henceforth, the ehnmhen Death of Boy ties who held public posts in Sax- Police Catch cessful bombing raids under at­ The members said they hoped to win bo rootrictoe to oow6 oso- oqy, Brandenburg and Sachen-An- tack by post-war jet fighters. the research laboratories of our BmA land." he ssld. “There the out­ make the report by Saturday—two siono. nnimo eltlior Jndg* Law- halt are said to have been ousted Strike Without Warning Cut Output days ahead of the deadline set rehee J. Ookm or Judge deeeph P- a So Sturdy...'Icnt-for- Blame Placed and other key members arrested. Berserk Man To get the answer to that ques­ come of our present campaign to when they took on the job. Spring high corben Uael blodaa, At the same Urns the Red hold Ckimmunlsm in check and pre­ Merein decreos othonriso. Tks tore tion, B-36 crews flew penetrmUon vent another world war is being Once the president gets the re­ Judgoo today oonarmod ripirte , p r v V m C T V Q D y I V V 9V C O Y w f a Army newspaper TaegUche missions against Eglin, striking decided.” Industry Tightens Its port he can ask Attorney General that they pnrtioatorly totond to bokad, chip^eof anomei East Hartford Woman Frightens . Scores of day and night without warning. McGrath to seek a court order for Valentine (OoMtaoed oa Pago Two) New jet fighters manned by crack A-Bomb "Offensive Weapon” pot a stop to Board of AdjMtmsnt • So Proctkol. . . Cuts Held Responsible in He said the atomic bomb “is Belt as Soft Coal heariags to the court room, wMok Persons in Area of Air Force pilots rose to head them solely an offensive weapon—of no (Uontianed on toige Foot) Woolens through motoriolt, looving off. Peace Talks Collapse generally sttmet many ruliliinli Case o f State Ward Times Sqnare Today value without a means of deliver­ Interested to aonlng peifittann with Silk Scarfs cloon, ovon-pinkod adgat The results remain secret, but ing it to its target’’ they are available for. America’s which the board deals. Colorful new print scarfs In toot «ro fro^^oof and Hartford, Feb. p.—(fl—Mrs. ‘Red’ Teachei*s “So," ha added, “air power be­ Pittsburgh, Feb. 9—(4)—Indus­ • • • New York, Feb. 9—(4V-A tail, top military planners. Presum­ comes the key to the problem of try tightened ItadMlt today sa soft Five Persons I new 18 in. squares. Also smart $ |, 9 8 yd- Evelyn to Oolaon, of East Hart­ dark and handsome longshoreman ably those findings high in the House Hikes Postal Bates ford. has been held criminally re- preserving our own security as cool peace talks ooUspsed in I new scarfs In larger aizea. o Mondiomoly fochoged Ban Is Urged went beserk with a knife in the sky above the gulf coast will guide well as preserving world peace.” Washington. Washington, Feb. 9—<4>-- Tka sponsible by Coroner Louis W. 'Times Square area today, fright­ etrategio use of tho*B-36. Honse voted today for hikeo to Schaeffer for the death of a three- That’s one reason, he Indicated, More steel companies announced Die in Blaze PUUY OUARANTIED ening scores of persons but hurt­ Every scientific tool useful in why Russian progress in develop­ cutbseka. postal mton expected to bring the Really wonderful vdues in plain year-old atate ward.; ing none. measuring the efficiency snd sta­ Poet Office department gi89,0«9,- to $1.69 The child, Herbert Pixley, waa Education Commission* This, said police, is what hap­ ing a supersonic atom-carrying The nation’s railroads rushed to 59c The Vanity Model $8*^® mina of future Air Force materiel craft ”ls a secret on which our in- juggle train schedules. Hundreds Unemployed Truck 000 mors • year. A voles vote and novelty weaves. Also Kasha placed by the state to the custody pened after the man who yarioualy is available here. A giant cli­ passed the MB sad sent It to tha of Mrs. Colson and her husband. cr Sees No Justifica* gave the names of John Malone of runs must be cancelled under lesstoplsleieledlea matic hangar generates sub-zero (Coattoned oa Page Two) an interstate commerce commis­ Driver^ Wife and Three Senate. Beforu tha Snal vtto, a wool in four pastel shades. Canaed by Pnalstoneat tion for Hiring Them and Russo, took over a southbound blizzards In which new equipment Tha child dlM a t Hertford hos­ Broadway btu at 44th street: sion ruling before 11:59 p. m. (lo­ RepabUcaa motton to saad tho hoi is readied for Arctic operations. It Gunmen Get $200,000 In Gems cal time) Friday. Children Are Victims bock to committee far further Honsewarea—Basement pital on Oct 81 aevaral hours aft­ He fiashed a knife and turned also can turn on tropical heat Valentines er he bad been brought there. Washington, Feb. 9—(4^ — Tha toe driver and a score of passen­ 84,000 FbroM into Idleaass stody was hCnton. 817 to U *. Schaeffer said an autopsy dis­ Office of Education said today gers out Into the rain. Determine Umltattons Los Angeles, Feb. 9.—(P) — A ., Over the country, an estimated Albany, N. Y.. Feb. 9—(4)—A • • • that Communists have surrender­ Electronic devices and stress case containing diamonds valued 84,000 workers were forced Into young, unemployed truck driver, Two Drown As Oar Skids FOR KIDDIES AND 39” Washable closed death had been caused by Jnmpa Out of Bus measurement machines determine at retail in excess of $200,000 was Fine Quality 36** Sanforiaed Injuries to tha bead, face, arms ed the right to teach “in a nation Leaping into the driver’s seat, idleness by the coal strike. The hla wife and their three emaU chU- Amawalk. N. T-. Feb. Linen Lyke Plain the limitations of tomorrow's taken last night by two bandits bulk of them are In railroading or dren perished early today in a firs Twe New Tork City nsen wots GROWN UPS and thighs. The injuries, the coro­ of free people.” he.drove the bus south on Seventh planes and weapons before the who held up a jewelry salesman in ner said, were caused by punish­ There is no justification, there­ avenue to 42d street snd maneu­ steel industry. In their basement apartment in drowned and tkreo ether nmn wore ' ChttireR’a Cato Cat Out H is COM Uvea of young men and the safety his West Los Angeles home. Mil- These were some of ' the devel­ mid-town Albany. rescued from the Icy waters of ment toflicted by toe child’s foster fore, said Education Commissioner vered the big vehicle through 424 of America must be staked upon ton Cohen, 35, told police one of Bneh With Envdopea Spun Rayon M A N C H M T ^ C O H ^ mother. Mrs. OoiaM. street traffic west to Ninth avenue. opments: The five were dead when fire­ Mnsoeot ikoervolr today after Striped and Plain Lari J. McGrath, for knowingly them. the men posed aa a messenger, men arrived. '* The basement was their ear ekkkled. and ptanged Tba Ptolsy child was placed to hiring tsaehera "wbese oommit- There he jumped out of the bus, The composite group from which then pulled a gun. A confederate 1. Inland Steel company at CM- hssssauuato a n sat toe Cblaon home last October by teaving its motor running. cago said its coal suppllea “have In flames. throngh n gnnrd m il taim the SM* a mtnU are coatraiy to the founda- Two policemen, who knew noth­ entered the back door and the two dwindled to the critical point." It The victims were Nobert Hep- water. The dead were Benjaddn the State Welfare department. Uon principles cC freedom itself.” (Doottoned on Page Two) searched the house. I c t o 5 c 69c yd. n r — 4228 Two weeks later, said the coro­ ing about the bus incident, saw announced the shutdown of a sec­ pelle, 28, Ms wife, Margaret, 24, Schawl, d ll MetrefwUtnn avenue; tinsaam But to his annual report to the him acting suspiciously on Eighth Brooklyn, and PMUp Bnekaltor. €6, Twelve beautiful colors in this popular fabrie. /MMlkiyM'** , ner’s finding, wUch waa released ond blast furnace. and their children, Henry, 3 Chambray / / a h ' fo '«iro . . . .NO Federal Security administration, avanue. ^ e n they accosted him, 2. Republic Steel corporation months; Gall, 18 months, and TOeo- of 1S68 Sheridan nvenns. the Black, navy, maize, dark green, aqua, red. yeMerday, while Cblaon was at Bronx. Beecned wore Chnrl eo rutNirutp,. n woiii, Mrs. Cblaon punished the McGrath warned against letting he started to run, shouting he’d said it will close one of its dore; 3. orchid, white, grey, melon, copen blue and eioniMo . 101 the effort to keep Communists out kill the policemen , and himseuT, too. Bnekaltor, S2, sea of ndMp; Sons- peach. • Oeteiretooiefthy Novirat . is.[ boy for soUtog hla clothes. 69-Year-Old Man Proud; Youngstown (OMo) district blast Defective Oil Stove Blamed nel Bnekaltor. of dlSS 77th otreot. toper I CASH YOU B«T peytag r e v ocettored of the schools lead to thought' oon- Tke police pounded after him- furnaces immediately. The firm Coroner Frank O’Connor si o»—tolwrj “She undressed him and severe­ One drew a gun and shouted he’d Bmhnmt, Qneemi. n toother at Valentine risoi bille— toeo here enly ly punished him," the finding said. trol and Umitatlons on academic previoualy had announced shutting the blaze apparently originated to PhlBp; and Snmnel Arto 44, of New Patterns in Bordered Enntna eM pejrmeot moatblr. freedom. shoot. Father of 4 in 2 Years down two furnaces to Ctaveland. a defective oil stove. ISMm.189.201*21.11 >39.05 "Sha clalina that aba shook Um The chase led near a crowd 184t WehtohNter nvenno, Iho 7 9 c yd. MWINO K isioes MOUMHOlO IMAM RiioweA YB8 MAN only, When the boy slumped to the McGrath called fOr aa InvsstigiU 3. Hie coal abortage started to The bodies of the mother and Brenz. D risc C l MHii.1 7.381 16.78 30.70 tlon ef the teaching profeaston to emerging from the 42nd street sta­ Mt small schools. At DelpM, Ind., her older son were in a bedroom at a s * i 8*1** 8 ■eye TBS to 4 oet ef floor; Mrs. Oolaon became fright- tion of the independent subway. Apron Fabrics 8M a» 4*.__ 8IJ8 V J r 6*__ 4 i a i 8 without tovelvins sued and aha aakad a neighbor to itos why it attracts some Seople Svington, Va., Feb. 9—UTi—" I tf Jaiinanr Big Meath wMch has a population of about the front of the apartmenL The Botonoo Two Apserlenno a”__ ttJi 8".._-T jOO ij08 while repelltog otW s. People eeattered. really is something to have four He pointed again—to Odell, Ms 2,500, ochools were eloasd. father’s body was in the kitchen Bnmss Alreo, Am«*ltoa, Ptto S r ___s jf 6”___221 8*___ 228 eaS a doctor and her husband. Tha ThieaMhe to Kin HlmeeU BanuUM quaUty saafnrtsid MwmhrsF to Prompt doctor, upon arrival, attempted to He also propoeed a vigorous edu- ebikUen to two years—especially, S5-year-old wife. Industriaa which use coal kept doorway. The other two chil­ • Vn Two Amerinooo held f caUonal campaign Tocased direct- Aa toe policemen ^gained on tba I suppose, for a man of my age.” "January sure has been our big a cloae watch on developments. In dren were in a rear bedroom. matching ptolna and atrlpaa, to matoa, Una, V cetoe to Mdl revive the child without success. man he threatened to kill himself. mnaloodo eight do;to Sy ' 69c yd.- Ho observed multiple eontusions ly on problems of international un- That was 89-year-oId Luther R. month,’’ ho mused. "Just look. ’ ' Detroit, General Motors corpora, Occupants of the two upper Federal poBeo were ralen aqua, graaa, ortold, tan, dusty rasa, rad, brown, Then he'cried, "If you come eny' Moses speaking. And the retired He began to count off the events: tion cancelled all plans for Satur­ floors; including eight children Tou will want several of these new patterns I gas to $8M ee I about tba fact and body, of tha derstandlni” to help avoid another cloeer, I’U give it to yoif.” day on order of Jadgo atrfC Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales PtoMy boy.” . war *»ilch would wipe out our local merehofit beamed proudly. January, 1915—Odell was bom. day work and any scheduled over­ eoeapsd. vao Argnriln. The |nd| la bordered tulip and basket detogn to all deep green and ptok. "Drop that knife or ru ahoqt Tb«| be pototad to two seta of JanusDr, 1948 — He end Odell time beeauae of what it called "the ii colors. Omrar Up Hspart Sboght ctvlUsatfcni.'^ replied Patnlman Philip i. torday nnthirieid • r to 15c IfM coBMNimfNar atatt ro, sar r«g- The finding aald that vtolle tha Additional Federal aid to acboola. twins — LawrenM Randolph and : were married. • emergency In the coal ottuation.” Treasury Balance ■totmunt that n toctor waa trispboatog toe boq>t- is needed, he said, espectally ta Luther Robert, Jr., one year old, January, 1949—Tba boy twine Ford Motor company reported plot to ottar im trinhle to An tostant later the maa’a and Ltoda Nell and Brenda Gayle, ! arrived. no change In'its overtime plans Washington, Feb. 9—(4) — Tha a w OfM FINANCE CO. taL Mra. Oolaon aaked'him to state the poorer atates, to halt what ha kitehen knlfa clattered to the that the boy waa 'hurt to play.” described os "deterioration In tho two weeka.old. January, 1950 — Tha giri twins but a qwkeoman aald "we are ^oMtJon of the Treasi^ Fehruary ground. Kelly and Patndman Ed­ "Why, it waa only a little more were born. keeping a day to day watch on the Staaips GIv«b Schaatbr said that Mn. Cblaon, quality of educatioa.” ward Rockowtte aetoad Mm. COM Mel343e • avteo YW MAHeew In bar statements to' polieo tevestl- McGrath said a abortage of than two years ago that I went *T auppoeo It ia somewhat of a oltuatlon.'” Net budget receipts, 8234,210,- m w With Cash Sake ^ MAMOIBBTM IMM mil M fMUmi It OH ■wmSMti—______- ■ ' The poUca lad him to the 47th visiUng with friends down in rarity,” Moeea oboerved. *T eup- The railroad industry didn’t 574.77; carii balance, 14,945,689,- Blandie, N, c. Therq I met Odell,” 814.38; CUstoma receipts lo t (OeaMaasd ea Page Two) (Usattoaoi OB ffkgo Twa> pooe a person could almost call It (OMOUMd oii r a p Xwe) Mooes said. I a curiosity.” « lo a P K o E h rX $8,686,970.49.

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