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/ TUESDAY, APRIL 1,1958 )URTEBff Scefibn Two WEDNESDAY^-APRiL 2. WEDNESDAY, AFHlL 2, 1952 ^ages 17 to 3^^ iManrte0fer B t j E L ....., ‘ ,,-7^" ' i * r ' .y and unbecoming to they have done, biit believes that capacity Is uirged to 'Call the Qlri DAV Auxiliary, No. 17, will cliapter for the in prospect this week Troops-4, 10 and 66 will St. Mgi'y'B Guild Has advknMd flclal." ' X / ihahy are being asked to dh more Scout office, 983 Maln..atre«t. _ meet tornorCow at S p.*m. at the are': - acU.-ths. thrte kinds of cookles,at Jts .meeting,, which ordlnarily-f ' Correefion LaBelle, while never entwii^-tn- outToWii V FW Home, “ Mancheater Oi-een. OES Associate matron,, Mrs. Lillian Alexander Castigates the J. -W. Hale detrim ent store; wdnid occur 'niureday, AprjJAO, t o to a personal dispute with A A ^W v because there are ito.t enough peo-r cookie sale are now. being. dcliv-: - Afra. ..Jaiu ITorUn aiut.hcr ^.a -Thumlay of Ihla .wcck,,Il& mem-, JSs.vYntcr ra.tea.,charged Its cus- H. Leggetl; associa te patron, Nor­ The.Scouts will be -assisted by. det oh the matter of the^waler fle- pie to All air the.^ Jobs in the or­ ered, and addltiohal orders may be Mfs. StanleY Baldwin, Mrk. Albert Thi Ladfes Aid 8ocI»ty t»f th» mlttee will have c h a rg e ^ ^ ie bers wrlil meet nt 10:30' aa usual, .lomers In the .North End by * 5 2 man Travis; secretary, Mrs. Flor­ - Wins?Eraise partment, has declared'that prac­ ganisation! In almost every town placed with neighborhood Girl Roblnson''and Miss Gertruda Lid-i ESnanAel. Lutheran "Church Avtll freahment*.- T ^ y will prlhg'lbclf otvn aar-i* 'the ' Mancheslcr Water Com­ ence Hi Thornton; treasurer, MJss w m«*t at the church Thuraday Mary .E. Miller: -conductress, Mrs. tices followed in Allowing th* she visits, aha said, the same Scouts this week. On Thursday of don. . ^vlchcs, s ajjd' lhe hoalesaca, Mrs. pany arc board on nn estimated {■■Tir problem exists, and the presented momtnit at 10 o'cloclt to aew Mary S. Smith; .a.siociate.conduc­ 'j general-fund mopey to be used by GREYHOUND Membera ofrthe Britlah Amerlj *Alhert, Gh'apin, Mrs. Earl Rohan nverage u.-lo per family of 13,- A NEW ENGLAND PUBLIC lITILItY CO. SELLING- the water department were ‘'Im­ Regional Official Visits to .the councij many Worthwhils aproni: Membera are th brtn(( their can CIiijMti'e requeated to and:-'Mrs, Preston Ulmmermiin, 000 gallnnx quarterly, not Mrs. Irene Foster a tress, 'Mrs. Vli^inia U, Lew'ts; ChaFSeg Arouse Gontro- hearing ah bpln- proper” and adviaed the bdkrd suggeationa for the recruiting of ,owB.luncha» and coffee will be the,«t|lbhou|le at 7:30 ton y -Will- serve de.ase»t and beyerages,- yenrljr aa reported yrsterday,. haplain, Mrs. - Anna W . Robb;, 'f'**'*- Council to Discuss TS Keith Johnstpn .Will ' shab-Mra.-Doris'. G/> JohiJson..;.'r- ...^ ...... , ' ■ . ..t ion from the town courteel— and that many of the procedures fq|-. .volunteers, — ...... ~aOv«HL. In . the_aIUriiotii^the-dWa4^iifi)cee4- frem- there-.-ln-»■ -i > The -gtriW-•will'alao-aerve-^-fel­ - ■ A(T«M “TOnimmyronn Tireord^ ’Ve r s ia l'. n e C e p ilQ Il a « ' the' departihent's "ffebl,'’ or ■ over lowed by Alexander should be re- Anyone! interested in helping clety, will be the gueat of the Mrs. Emma Ur\velder; U N p E iR ' A.SHARE Prbblciiis7 P r o g r css the T. P. Holloran. Funi Home lowship supper tnmp^rQ^y At- 6':00 of. the company, lndl90tc .that ;Head Temple Chapter -■i. $16.00 ' rAmWtK>.Kf. A J* 8103,000 ta the fund. • • , ; vamped. ! the Manchester Girl Scouts in any alonary Society at ita' meetlhg at Ruth, Mirs. FIorcnjJB C; Cook: Es­ f to pay reapecla r « Anhte ■p. m. consumption' during . the teat ------. lA }in il7 e n t8 in A u d i e n c e Thr^board last night Instrue^ed Alexander stated that the Dem 3 o'clock. Mooney, whose a member of ther, .M ri^llen Q. Callson; Mar­ '.’The Manchester Girl Scout or-' year: following the ln!l(allati,on My. COBURN & MIDDLEBNOOK, iNa of Directors and Town .,Coun*el hut who has aligned hlmseit wUh at a meeting of the Manchester jrtmn tlgn of triivol ot Its more. aonp/ln town, en route to ^helc, Hartford. She is a past worthy Girl ..Scout Council'. last night. *t, Methodist WSCS has invltyd Iho- Manchester Retiring Worthy Matron. c-Mra. ■ r y poyltl / •"Owfy"’Oyiyf»oiw9<’' affort ” ny e-in Penaeook, N, H> - . htgh priejrtCTstTf'Vnshtt Shrine No. : INVESTMENT SECURITIES - 55 Middle turnpike east_____ ._ . dopMidobilHye eoavofiltmeo Study group'menibcMTo'beJigucsls | Msr.v G. Beauregard was pres^ *rha Willing' Workera of at their annual potluck^inOrrow 2, Ojider of the White, Shrine of was presented to the„'Board of Dl- AuxlUitry l6 View Miss Pirkeni, vlalted the SJan- sG oragf (aeiWis'j ovoilobU , coinfort ot .tudf tow fora*' The . tJorcaa Soci^y "Iwill meet J^rtisalem. Possessing a fine con- cd with a past matron’s jewel b, secure U>e auditorium of xie.of the CLOTHES South Metbodiat WSOS will noon- at the church. ' ' Pa.st Matron Mrs. Mary C. Dltt- 541 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 8631 rec^tors last night, 'bhargUig the new schools for the meeting next rhester Girl Scout office yester­ •Airport bui stops ol.pur 46or Roiidd; tomorrow evenlijgr "at 8:30 foliow> ralto voice, she has made frequent day. . dl.scussing local Scouting In the ladles’ parlor at 3, p meyor. . Retiring Worthy Patron minority members withX’P'syIn,g w ^k. He said the public interest Newi^igloii Films • Grand Cpnlrol and Peo'nsylvooia ing the flnaP-L^tcn quiet hour in ,, Tomorrow. . public_ appei^ances as a_church pi'oblemfl .with members pf the or­ tnorro'tr.. Thp hoateaaea’ The Wesley Grohp of the South Harold Leggett -was presented r - poUUcs”.. with the , ‘,Wa{ilr- am M'lbe matter Is stjeh that hear- Slolioni ore .tonvsiifienl, 1(OF-VALUEI iMTRTON JCm.annjKtiUtheran Ghurch. — ' 'Reeling Of kisehiiow’er^fprFres , Sewer Department contthvers ganization and observing progress . Mra. -Mary4^wls and Methodist Church will meet to­ with a past patron’s Jewel by Past "''in g room of the Municipal B.AId- N E W YORK ...... Mankin brlef-HSualneaa meeting will be iJenC Cluh, 539 Maht ptj*6t, 8 p.ni. aqd criticising LaBelle. fo r iRe Mrs. Harold belcher, unit Child that has been made In the past (smplitdy Moditniiid ond fid«(eratif followed by a social hour with re- morrow night St 7:4,3 at the 1 Patron J. Herman Dlttmeyer. ing would not be large enough to OUT THEY GO AT WORCBSXBIL...... ' Tuesday, Apyil 8 part he has played in the dispute. Wejfar# chairman\f the American year. She realizes that the main MIAlVn ______freahmenta served by Mra._Vera church. Ml»a RUen Peller, home YW CA .iliU?to/I:15 ' p.ni. , and fam^cupcakes, ice cream and charge of the program Monday' a g e n c y X h'criir and a half to pead. was.stlb- Lappen began reading Alexander's head the organization in Manchea- son, Miaa 'Mabel Olson and Mrs. Hostesses will hfr- I.,ois .Tmd. Ann irsdii.v, /iprtf IS- coffee were served by a .committee 498 MAIN ST.. t o y s TOltted to the bear'd as an answer report about 8:40. an^ it was close, at 8 p. m. in the Legibp hall fol­ ter, and ’Allss, Pickens is cooper- Elsa Olson. Trots. Marion Sault and Dorothy hual. concert- of the G. Clef made up of members initiated dur­ to-qtiesUons that have, been raised lowing the. business meeting. aUng with the local council in IM. 241080 Hnhbsrd. ing the past year. . to 10 ' before the,- Secretary, his \ For the klddlfa. Jefub, EmahUel Lutheran Church. since the wster department con­ The guest speaker will ^ A. R. finding the person best suited for t C5rfQril"''Parlah Chapter, DAR, voice cracking a'HUle, finished. April 17, 18 and 111 troversy was touched off a month Goodale of the Newington'Home this position. ■ . LIXINOTON AVI., iHhar Drug Storet Will hold. Its April meeting Thiirs The n ir v c w will hold a^rtfeet- Rpaworth Leaguer’s preSenta- • Report'A Defense for Crippled Cnlloren. who will Ail of the work has ­ % G R E Y H O U rv D ago. Aiexandef said. he waa making ______«rt SOth Sfrcff' Large Assortment day at 2:3(}.w; m. at the home of ing tonight at 8 o'clock^ at Iho thm of “The Mikado,” Bowers’ MEN'S and BOYS’ WEAR XThe attac'-i^, although acattered show two films In technicolor, tak- ried , on by voluntetrs siinbe the ^ u k m u r e w the regent, .Mrs,, WUlJam p, Sloy home of Mrs. Mar.v'^JJivta in Odd .School.------—...... 728 MAIN St. (CORNER BISSEIL ST,)—TELT 6614 throughout the report,' jA'ere con­ hisBMo report 0 defense 4.W..not 'oijly ' w of en Itt .the in# hom*rhom»;. - *• oneOne whi wHl tilua- executive direttdrf Mrs. Lucille GonstrfVYour Traeal Ab«M* - er of- 160 Main street. ■■ The Fellows hlooU. A ^ a u u y auction April 25 and S6., himsetf but of the late ^ e r a l methods of treatment and Baker, resigned l„jn. fall. . Miss tained. principally A n the first manager, George H. WaddelL X LBVBL______speaker will be • .Tohrt-Whittemoro will bc-held,^ ___ , ...... - J Conununlty Plavers . in "Botn ■ teven’ «r aight pag'e^a: rfFhis'vertew m .ua-.r rteonr. IT w.Hdeii \ Frare of o«Tebrat jalxy patteritR, Pickens coihpUipbnted.'these vol­ Read H ^ ld Advs. o^'the DAR Hillside Sehodi In Yysterdav" at Bowers School. He said, the "accusations and , Th*— of the department’s 19-year hls- a.nd the other film will deal with unteers on the excellent-,, work; ,i. -'Trr.r' ' MasaaichuaJtta, Membera kre re„ TUs'.-ifiOAtbly. . meeUng- . o ! .t^»|7^naored..by-MAnchaetcr Regietar< ibtimatMna. ..(a{ lha.. three -Xtamo, the' -grtterai tTTstmm 'kWd .cKi** • ■ I WEDNESDAY^ M0RNINCL0NLr¥ -•■thi^--'Whce,>1ha X'»ifif*ha»e ttf 'Ihi! erats) wefe'leveled agninaf'-Wad- qlieiitecl Jo bring adhdol ' 'supiftlas Brtthrti American Club Witl he. „ held .. Nurses Assoc. South Manchester Water Corn- of patients at__the' Newington to be sent to^the pupils at tlie, u-be-nsFvwv/.*..- ' dell- as -well aa vagaiiuL.-ehynalf,*' ^toiiight . at the; ciu^'ooma, -7,^.JMia,v'.7l and.A.y. . ... party.^ AlSxith'd'Cr 'cSlled attention 'home...... ‘ ' achddl* . 'H6/tIea«a wiir he Mra.- Maple street.reel. -< Center .Church Co-Weds* musi­ t pkg. of id's I pkg. of 40't BE ON TIME FOR THIS GREAT BOYS' SPECIAL ' to ^h e greall.-y expanded obliga- and that he felt it a "public as The'fllnrs w ill be shown at ap­ WaUace Jones, Mrs. MHlard^^fk F U N E R A L H O M E cal con edy, 'W ddle Faddle,” Ver- /f Ions for ■ service of the; depart­ well as a friendly duty to defend proximately 9 p. m., and anyone and Mrs. Harry Fra'aar, Boys (fnd^glrla who are 12 to l"i planrk School. • . - \ ment as the reason for its present, him , . and myafllf, when chal­ Interested, whether nr ndt a mem­ 3 9 < n . 3 9 . ' lenged." FUNERAL . yeart.-of age, or in the seventh, indebtedness. ‘ ,/ ber bf 'the oxgahtEstlon, is cor- eighth or ninth grade, .are remlnd- ~ BOVS’ $2418 DOUBLE ___The report..showed ho,w. the-tle- He accused -'the Demnerat* of .diaHy. welcpm* .tp'.dcbp in .and sea ^ > rf hr‘theTrrst me'etlKg'of”tHe 'Ju- Sec.s Pofttilatioii partrhent increased In capital Im- ■"playfrig ■ poJlttfs”'^an'3 using fh'e the work being done at, the New­ SERVILE P | A CTTCP I nior First Aid cmiratfwhlch begins provemehts, net income, ahd its controversy' to -enhance their poli­ ington ho^e- fhi j W . H A | € COM ^i tical future.” He. also suggested NEW SPRING ■ tonight at the Bowers School. MSMCMMtnB Cams 8 OUNCE BLUE BENIM SANFOR^D^ reserve -fund yearly until the bulk Walter N. Norman Osborne will be the in­ (llinil) Here ill ’52 of expansion Anally cAught up that the Ppmocrata- sought aid FATHF.R WILSON DIES Leclerc, structor for these claaaea which with the /department ip 1950 when froAi "legal talent" in theli; partv. Director tp skirt libel In signed statements New Haven, April 2—(fp)—The 23 MAIN ST. Roympnd' D. McCarthy will be held from 7 to p p. m. it began to go ihtq.'debt to the .Poptilnlion in Mnhehester will .gen?r.6,l..()>ncl...... tho:, .tp.. th9.',pi:eff.%_____ ,Bav.. -M,.. Bnieat ..WHs.on,_76, died Manchester C a ll 2*5869 . .Trl. Manclwwter '.■Tfic'Cenler Cfiurrh“'.S’ehi Choit Tnmn'"-mw “Thr ■’Tr:n(w'i^^ Mm. Ir^ne M. FoKtor Hits Polloles "It waa observed that two of last night in tha reOior-y o i 8f.' HALEYS theee'direetors-who-aa't-rirweiyat' •wiU-hoW-Hs-regsrtsr-rehenTaal-to*- •4962;- aveordtng—to -state tJepart- ■■■": Tn the ■ Teporr wKiun "(lesit "wnh -A'tahpi'fJR-g'fnmrrtT-w’hsrt'hrlntff In navy faille, taffeta^check liim, I the directors’ table at the meet­ baefT pkstor since 1930. ‘ morrow nijfht at 7:30, ment of Health e.stimales. and concert singer in Hartford and matters other than those connect­ fitted bddlce. with jsml'gored skirt. this town. ings wliich I attended, lack the ' native of Beckett, Maim., ed •with . me-' current. cpatroverax. A vailable iff hoip Ito rt Abd' three- ..-'Phv 1952-popttHtt1on-Ju Man* Worffiy 'P'alfon KSth fiV ’Joim- Headqumters legal- faleht ^ 'e ii' they: ftfe sepfir: Fal'her WBsbri'cjuh'e'To lhe'We''at- yow^ir#^ w aite d loitg^iiiouiili Alexander. casUgated. tfiif^mlnorlty quarter sleeve'sr aizes 12 to 20, che.stcr is KsUtpalrd st '37;100, a ston . of 93 Plymouth lane . Is a Sizes 6 to 16, exira wear in members'of the board for policies ated' from their advisers." vllie section of this city where his. 1.. 500 inercn.se Over the 1951 FOR member of tha Masonic. Lodge of every, pair,'bar tacked at all V they’ have pursued shice taking Hits LaBelle parish is located, when fte was 15 figure of 35.600. .Sherbrooke. Province of Quebec. Fm-ther on In his report, Alex­ of age.. He operated a res­ ■ n d y o i w ‘ 4*tfained points. Zipper fl.v, office in 1950 and explained the $8JI$ T « $1IL9S CALL 5440 Tile' Manchester populBllort--‘n- He is a foreman With the Nlle."!- ressi'.na for hla ady-oCaevof a 30- ander, stated LaBelle's opposition taurant there for many years be­ erCB.se l.s part pf an , exppct.cd Bement-Pond Company of . West full, side pocket.s. Fabric lill tax rate*-wbieh had furnished to the 30-min tax rate which was fore entering SL 'Charles Semi­ ASH FOR Martfdrd, and last' w’eeli received nary. Elllcott. Md„ to prepare for Haitforii 'Cohnly Inerease 'of 28,- Tnlel fo e. another controversy at quoted in thia newspaper,' demon- Also a Ipy'ely collection of linens 500 and a state-wide growth of his 25-year service pin. Mr. and shrinkage not more than strateJ his lack of knowledge of the priesthood. • TglRLiNOaca the time, ihe Tate was set. Pylons And rayons. Latest spring ROYKNOFLA 48.000. Mrs. Johnston have lived in Man­ Only So violent were Alexander’s del mi'nicirsl financing, and.;."one For. a while before his ordina­ tion in 1907, he was prefAit of dis­ styles and shades.. All slses. Junior INSURANCE The Hnitfoid Countv )Hipula- chester since 1935 and are mem­ nunciatlons " of the minority mem­ can understand why Directors 9 to 15; Misses 12 lo 20 and half cipline st St. Thomas Seminar,v, Stsrt now to use and ' Of Every Descripllnn tio'n for 1952-Vs. set at 566,500, as bers of Center Congregational bers of the board that the read- Bourn and Hathawav do not un­ Church, Hartford;- and following his ordi­ - sixes JL614 - tn.d*'-4—__- rojoy, eroT day, the luting ppppsp,d_lo ,560,900 Ip 1951.-. State­ big of the report was Interrupted derstand such financing." ARTHUR A. wide, the population figure Is esti­ Otieals were present at the in-, ^several times by shocked gasnx Alexander brought hla attack on nation he returned to teach Latin beauty of Gorhim Sterlihg. KNOFtA AGENCY mated at 2,097 000, comparedWith stallation from Sherbrocjte, Grcen'- and hoots and. baos from the 1 the town counsel out into the and English for 12 years. 4 $6.98 AND MOI ' Your choice of 16 timeleu - Est: 1021 2,049,000 for 1051. . field. Palmer, Springfield and Tur­ audience. , Open In conncctTbiT with LaHelie’s patterns,., yliere's sure 876 MAIN sT, ner’s Falls, Ma.^., and several | At the ?onchi.slon of the rcad-^ opposition to the tax rate.,'"I can Until 1926 Albania had yi6 from nearby towns. j STOP WORRYING Ing hf the report, DIre.etor Mel- Only state that hla remarks were money of its own, according tp-the to be one that just suits you. Dial 5440 or 2-4278 Past Worthy Matron Mrs. Elsie rin Hathaway, one of the Demo­ uncalled for in the 'public, press ! Eincyclopedia Britanhica. / Ask about Gorham's new Knight was tnstallir^ matron and about your Lenten meals crats singled out by Alexander, RUSOO PRESENTS Past Vyorthy Patron J. Herman Ranges, Refrigerators said he was going to send a ropy exclusive seamless knife . DlUmtyer was installing, patron. Serve your famll.v one of lullano’s - . of the report to the grievance hindle. Dent-resistant and "A DOOR THAT CAN The installing marshal \Va.s Past Washers and All famous PIzzaN for dinner, lunch or committee of the (Connecticut So­ SUITS FOR THE SEASON Worthy Matron Mrs, Marjorie-H. raltle-proof. REALLY TAKE IT" Other Appliances aup|>er. They’re Ideal for. any meal ciety of -Certified Public As- V Easier Morrison; the installing chaplain. countartt' "for inspection and Suits that are Just right for every season. Stvied in Atielate and always hit the apot. Rayon.'avallable ln_n.avy, red, taupe and other shaded-. Also • ' Bridal registry, convenient Past Worthy Matron Miss Mabel comment.” O. Trotter: and warder, P.i.st 0 0 checks in navy, rose and malze.-Sizes 10 to 20. . budget payment pleni. ”1- w.qilld be very surprised .IfJ Worthy Matron- Mrs. Jltary G.. Flowers .-■c rmJ.W.IIAUcou this dpe'sh.’t .violate fyery pruTeS-., ' ; ...... ;____ Come in soon,'*' , Beauregard. -...... i -----.U, r_____MAMCMtm -Cow*.... .R®t, Italian Bread.^Pasffy ^sfdital etWA it 'li an eimbUoM ' ' r -Frcdertrk- IV. Hyde wo rth y pa­ t : 1 ^ d DcHlcfous Grinders Pre-. " t o W E A R sponse;-|ind beneath the level, of SIX-PIECE PUCE-SETTING t tron, of Olivet Chapter of Bristol, pared Daily. FO R B V E R Y W $14;95 was instailing organist and Mi's. reply.” • • ' i ‘ ___Kepqbllcan__ rafnTbe^ oF the . teasier Para(|e JSilzabeth . Lamltert of-- Bigelow board, who have .defend^ Alexan­ OrcItldM. Roses Chapter of East Martford was so­ X " - small der's part in the-controvcwy since a n d Mot her loist. V ' Other officers who will serve the A U TO M A tic l P L A I N !...... i I 1.00 It started and who had been suc­ and -Dauglitcr 50 cessful -In delaying action on BEAUTY SALONi ITALIAN raEESE y . U , J 5 i .. ..!.....1,25 vote. Ion an .JddepcidentCaudit un. ts stow ((«r»tar Otlisfl lo J3I., H A M B U R G .*...... til the town, auditor had a chance FOR IikI. fim, Tts. DELIVERY .7 5 { 1.25 lo pre.sent hi,s report, expres.sed | p*;fefcKRs^. 4 Ifwifm ImwL m^Aisi ■ ...... ■ ■4-4^25-^ -dywppmfliment-indL the-per-' - I f - Jsug ipasn, buHtr tpes^sr, . . ^ A L s A g E' I ? i:^ 1 .2 5 ;.. aonal attack's 't erniitained. Bouqiuit or . plant-fpr tlw home/ 75 Didn’t Like Report Easter flowerx'for shut-ins. POODLE CUT! MUSHROOMS ...... vV 75c ^ K25 'Director Harry'.Flrato said. "I *IS«S| MARKS, ' o ^ G IR LS ' - Altai', flowers for Ih.o chuich. ANCHOVIES ...... 75i: L 1.25- dldnk lUoe the report. 1 ohly ttogulorly $1.50 wanted 'a report on the water de- We send Easlej^flowerab^; wire UO m D i n a t i o n d f a n y j ^.^. . j ^o o 4 1 ,5 0 pnrtnumLV . _____...... ______, STRAW HATS anywlierer' ' ...... ,:x-“ SplECIAt iULiANO spec! .. r..... T.T 1.25 1"’ j 75' Mayor Harold. A, Turkihgton JSiW^EYlRICHMAN said that part ‘‘tplaUve to the JEWKL*}IMt~ -qpo#- Watfr.-and - Sewer. IJcpartment ia ^-ANDERSON - Mtlsfactory." ': 767 MAIN STREET GREENHOUSES "rruoAHO'r w tR T " Followring the report, the Direc­ look Your Levai.eit 15.5 Eldrldge St.-r-Tel, 8486 -iJ with the purchase of any tors' voted to hold a public hearing BBJP" home permanent refill. pext week bn appropriating a sum With A Flattaring of money nut to exceed $5,000 for ■—• Limited Time Only,. - ' AND PIZZERIA It's the RUSCO All Steel X OPEN SITNDAY TIL 9 p. M. •' an -independent audit, /an action.' CREME OIL 207 S R E U C E S T R E E T T E L E P H O N E 7956 the board agreed to take last week CHI BH'S Seif Motoring 'Combina­ Phone 4148 when" meeting as thp Water Com­ tion Screen and_ Storm mission, PERMANENT Tel. 2-5701 “*"=An effort will be made to secure SUITS Door. the auditorium of one of the ilew ■cHools tor the meeting next 'week. $ 1 The W. G. Glenney €or|^ ■ Adveiptisl^ in The Herald— It Pays WAVE 'Sizes. 3 to 14, Checks and. i . - • Sejf-Storiqg' GiasV and Screen . It U believid that- this meeting .3, • Includes Hair Shaping. Styling and plain navy and rtd.- wUl bring a.jiho\vn .down on'.the | Th TTaW; red, while andltblQ- controversy which has resulted Tarther'Creim 'ShllMpwF^All for • PantO^ KsTUf To Allow- Ven- HEARING-AID only - ...... rail. All ztylea and alzei. tllatLon. ^ ' partment's unauthorized, use of $ 5 .9 8 ^ $ U and $ IT’S N e w , DIF FilRENT - BATTERIES general-fund money—a ptactlce 8 2.49 ------E JfCW 'SfrB Phone 2-3991 For An Appointment^ which was stopped ''until fiirtfier j Also handbaga to match. For All Hearing-Aids notice” by the Water Comnitsslon ipaU Today For Inforinatlon- Guaranteed — ------~ ...... A rnolff O. Aronson— 8789 J ™ ' ' ______Agent For______lrsvKr»>’* g |^ The. Rartlett-Brainard Co., s 103 Woddhlne Street— Hartford CHILDREN’S COATS “A Prerfnrt Of The Ihfanta' imata'in plain p^irte0r,':or' ' JOHNSON’S POULTRY FARM tn -partei piaidz with-^bPiin^r’td - F. e. RUSSELL CO.; Cfeve’Und R73T)Itltn St. Tet. 4136 '' 'V . .’.’.'.•.fVtJf.V.’V., ------match. SIzea 1 to 4. 100% Kl-fax r • a'YFV-r.? ...... ’.liVA'r;',;' .a.nu.«$.7U-.N DdlGN /./us OIRLS’ COATS * BLOOSES Lawn rollers, gross seedf. CRAniMANSHin - RITCHIN LIFE TIME CAPONS, 5-8 LB, FOW L ^ LK 38c 4 ' »oHd.; color*" 40($ fi. .'Seftsatloiatl- ■ Uced taous^,.;:- -iftdihtciibg' . M tM ' EASIER WITH ' w W i-J -t-’ideeveB, bas0U-,!. . S ^ r s > 4 8 c $ . $ to $ fully styled.. Sizes 32 to 8 9 16.95 38, Ours exclusively, Pratt Sectklde Dormant DEtUXE ■■■ I KITCHENS KITCH'N HANDY CHANGEOVER SERVICE Oil Spray for your trti^..' Svfe- FRESHLY DRESSED ^ MON., THURS., SAT. BOYS’ COATS $7.98 3 .... ACCESSORIES Prepare your car for warm weather driving wf- CHICKEN PARTS Plain colora. Sizes 4 to, $: ~ 'a‘ Also nylon blouses 'with COMVIERCIAl with BROWN-BEAUPRE’S .’Pway service; . BREASTS '••••• •-• • • • •'"• Lb* LAW N RAKES. • Change over now to summer lubricantn, C A P O N $ Lb . 68c ~ $8.29 to $12.49 _ Gibson glrl< sieevse- White INTERlOK-: Concealed lllnges„. • Hpolllte Knoha L E G S . . . and pastel dhsdeS of blue, FERTILIZER • Install a new MoPar oil filter or element. F O W L S V Lb . 48c ••••••••••^, Lb* 88c BIRLS’ DRESSES maize and pink, Easy to s p r e a d e r s . Revolving Shelves . # Food Drswers • Have us check, flush, refill and add MoPar Picolay, sheer and glazed cham-' launder, dries in 20 min­ WINGS, RACKS, NECKS, utes. No Ironing. . Top-l/p C^intalllFr* • Cup Shelves rust resistor to j’our cooling system. ROASTERS. BROILERS. bray. . . ._ . ,F« GARDEN FORKS : XHIBirS- GIZZARDS and LIVERS -4 ; 4. .ilSPlAiS Stop a4 this downtown -Plymouth '■ FRYERS ; . .A.>..*B.e tb. SDe Siz«s 3 to 6-x, .. . .11.98 1005.98 _AND SPADES Dispenseni' - ■ " Drawer Fulls T A IL O R E D n y l o n LIN E N headquarters for spring changeover service Sizea 7 to 14. . . . .$2.98 to $7.98 Lovely assortment of Jew­ tomorrow. - - . elry fof women and phll- Pre-Teen iRto 14. $5.98 to $7.9$ FULL LINE OF GROCERIES, FRUITSy dren in our dress depart- - See Kitefr’n - Hand.v acceanories meiit. f o r m ic a < , * A\ BLOUSES $5.98 COUNTER'. installed at SHIPSHAPE " t i VEGETABLESi^ COLD CUTS, BEER AND SfODA SI In -whlta and paatsls. These *r^ brand naw and ' REVERSIBLE VESTS lovely, ' I With 2 aTcIrU. CL' .IC M EASTER Sizes-3 to 6x- . ...$7.9$ I COMPLfTE FURNITURE ”nANTS.JR.OW ERS, GARDEN SEEDS, TOOLS. Sizes T to 14.\ ...$9.98 \ll - i OTHER GARDEN NEEDS, HUMUS, FERTILIZER. ASSORTMENT :«g»:#wiwiir4am'.' LAWN ORNAMENTS. NICKNACKS i . CABINET •.'j'rt N t e s r o JbA T M l - - 'y . BLOUSES :!£v.! HA ROW A?:: FREE DELIVERY — OPEN HOURS A DAY 24 1 to 8x. ..$1,98 OF BUUS ANB - - DAYS A WEEK ."T; m HIPSHAPE 3 o j)i$ iu 7 ,7 to 14. .$2.29 and $2.98 ^WOOeWORKIMO 847 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST ^ T E L E P H O N E 2-0065 ONION S E n KITCH N HANDY ACCrsSORl£s -i-a u iit w i P6ir’WBwmiiAJ.LA IM WMT I IWNPHa • ML VMM MAIN STMIT 'am ' '--'ji

./■X J.T' r.M$; ■*itsv«sic;=5=i^*itr ■ V r!»-^ V'' .'■ . s ■ ■« : --p - MANCHESTER EVENING HER^UJ), H ^ C lH E I^ R , C0N1^« WEDNESDAY, AI*RIL 2, 1?62 4 IPAOfefErdHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN*, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2. 1952 PAGE NINET0W H .•? iS S itts z . Express^^ Thanks 'Bfiaeiit Fibna Art Now Concert ohilOran. At nat,rep o rt tha sale week wlHi her parents, Mr. and tjoventry Orange. . Mrs. June with Mary JtSh Ahern, chairman, r. Fit rice Guest Artidt pany was called Bday aftar- has been set at 1178, tha proceeds BeiAg 'Shown at Ciridr. -a- bniati -Ora- Xad^lot-b^«n, ractmleil .at-thA-tawn, MrSv^Wllllam Foster of Averj’ Parka jtnd Mrs. Wsther Cottdn 1 - la A O Pwwi .,■■,.1 IIIIII LiilfF-*——' - ' . * ...... V'1“ 11 > 1.^— H e ljr o n t o t a ' hsva .liaen Inylted-to take, part In lllDlQDS a t 3^1 ------TnM crclilhttS' ”^Iterexm :Tii,^8day in the HopeX^'blley area,ea. 'The blase bl clerk's office, but there'laxTt'h * sports equlpmant. . The sale wHl, TRADUIfiJNiLD ■;Twq movies,' "Love" of . a was qulploy extlngulrhed, delay In such cases, e . Mr- And Mrs. W alter Skinner, the program. \ wbq hava spent most, of the win­ The Wapping -- Orangs- . degraA M held-April 23 at- tha . BroaX ejowh,” and "M*d About X 4-H"Oounty Dal^ meeting Mrsr"E. O.' Lord. Idtss Marjorie Mrs. Floyd A. Fogll., Chairman •--.The regular meeting of Nutmeg goreatfllS, Tpil Cedara .The ✓ ithaea Cbllega Concert 'greelt>Wo^ Ghapt'eri-JpE ter Ln FlorldiJ, have returned to team has been Invited to confer Brook firehouse, Balf’a store -In' /' aOllMENE, INC. Ojpers.” are jourrently bemg Will take place rrlday’; April 4, at; ^"Martin and her aunt,_J41se- for Hebron in the cancer drjve for thbir home on Ellington road. the third degree at Ea»t Windsor ■VVarehouae Point', and the .IVaji- of Debanon expriaaea alneere- ap- shown at the Circle theater by Band will give two concerts at the, Hebron"Slementary schopl-l"t"Louise Hollister, were dinner the district made, up of the three held, tonlght-.at 8 o^blbc plng Community House. X** eve., local Italfan-Americana for the Some meriibers of Wapping Grange 94 tonight. and Pl-VMOUtH BtaurtM; oidait priMt in Ui* preciaGon -to th s 'foUtmring mar- Verplanck School auditorium auditorium at 8 p. m. All th o s e ^ guests Satuixlay at the home of towns of Andover, - Hebron and Masonic 'Temple. ' • . - Grange are planning to attend an The goal .of the annual food sale nlng;pbhaored by the .Wapping Com- k a « lU for a lon( Uma. Ha ratirad Glanney Go., J, W. .Hale Co., night 1.. T of. E llln e ^ will give a talk on Miss Marsha Turahen..Mrs. 'H U ^ *munlty Church. The committee In lIBO aftar aarvint aa'pastor of B tw ner's Co., William Schieldge, School.. Hebron members of the ORB: Lederer, Alfred Goldstein, Luctna Although the aoXid. track, of "T h^yfl Dairy Show- at Eastern Wooeter S tar chapter. Masonic, of wishes to thank the people for 1^: i 8t. FraaeU Church h«ra for 36 Sage-Alien Co., . Johnson’i Paint both moviea.lB in Italian, the The concerts she being spon­ Miner, Mary Gray. Phyllis Jl Fo- their generoiui donations and all i yaara. Store, Weldon Drug 'Co.; Laraen'a sored by the Manchester Council ^ a t r a 'Exposition.” Zave and Colchester, who hqve been - In­ gll, Mrs. Ralph V. SeCord,' Mrs. ■ f ' action in "Love of a Clown," a j-H a n y Lenefsky'.will tell of "State stalled iui officers, a ri Mrs. Harold who helped to make It a rticceSs, Ha wa* boni July 10, 1858 at Feed A Hiiwdware Co., Kart Keller, movie version of, thsr. opera of MAS., They are part of the R i ^ r t F. Hawley, Mrs. Louise The proceeds will go toward re­ ' Haw Uwiddkr and wsa grOduatad Inc., Scheeffer Co. of Rockville: bend's week-long. 13 concert tour E tnt er h ^ ^ e a i D ay .Dairy Recognition and Banquet." R. Keen, associatt matron; Mra. Green. Mrsv Barney-Fracrhla, Mrs. "Pagliacei," la self-explanatory of New York, Massachusetts and County dub Agent Albert B. Gray Harry H. Klrkham, as.eoclate di­ decorating the'church. H from pubUe jKhoola and Bulkalay Morrison Electric Co., ' SaviU and "Mad Abqut Opera"' has H. Wallace Brodciir, Lucille Ber- Elaine Kiipchtmoa, ..a senior at D O N T MISS 0 1 ^ B M Seliool In th at city. Ha com* Jewelers of Hartford, Balcb Poh- Colineftleut baglnntng'today. will theiK.5peak on "1952 County rect reas; Mrs. Herbert„ . W. Porter, ,, , nasi, Mrs. Carlman Frankel, Helen <<4 English aub-tl.tl«i. ^ ..The. bend isjCDndu5teitby..W*lr. wcvXr-**-"' w v ,j .T . • -_i.i organist: Mr., Porter, sentinel. HuiaMrs.MaxRankl,Mrs. Henry Ellsworth Memorial High School, ,^aMld hla jWlWphUm! atudlaajat ,tls&. Timothy .KeWer. Ataachesler , StJ?* ...Qelepdsr,’;, ,taa& ..bean chosen ..xstiairman - .of , A, 1 8 t Mlebaal'a Saminary, Toi^to, Modes. ;•<, ter Beeler, widely known aa a Donald G. Gaylord>gi^st speaker,- conductor, adjudicator, and music the'office of matron, but'dtmlmed.- literary, committee to wnrlte the «S Canada, and hla theolojdcal prep* Jqhnaon Bnothers Electric Ob.V extension animal husbandman, will Marjorie H. Martin, Mrs.; Waltei -acriptljor the.annual senior asaem- ON THESE FINE aratlon at Uia-Oranrt flamlnary, TeaUle Buratoa’s, Inc., Barrett Plumbing Supply, .The .arranger___The 153 members sre apeak on “Selecting a 4-HCaljf,or THerie have been 'miny cai*a of Donald. Mrs. Albert Plemke, Rens Paint Shop, H. E. House .CO., Ifor- students specialising in music In bljvl In Juno.'At that time an lO Uontraal. whore he was ordalnM Peart's Appliance Store, Thrifty Heifer," . A question and ansWi vlciM colds or grip. Mrs. Charles Borsottl, Mrs, Bela Schflerer, Do­ origllt^ play, depleting teachers OB Daeemfisr 3S, 1883. •CleSner'a Gleiiney's Men's Store, mao Variety Store, Manchester the School of Fine Arts. period Will follow. Fillmore and Mrs, Everett B. lores Hall, Irens' AugUatoV Mrs. ' /■ - Supply Oo., umon Optlcial Oo., G. The Itinerary Inclodea concerts and school life, i s . given by the His lint appointment was as Charlie's Service Station, CIIK \ -All dairy club members,^ leaders, Portcnboth lost some time from Beatrice McGole. Mrs. ^Charles graduating cla.sa. Ellen MrCaf- MiN*S SHOPS ford's, Nasslff-Aims, Cook's Serv­ B. Keith Oo. at tha convention of the America^' their school duties. Mrs, Fillmore BUYS FOR EASTER 7 ■ ' curate at BU Joseph's, North parents and friends are ury^ to Barnea, Mrs. Robert Fried,' -Mrs. frey, Margaret Parent. June Rose. mr MAJX'St. , WILDON M.D6. Orosvemordala. tn IMO he be* ice StafTofi, M-Dutheran Church on 8. Iteatlng of Wiillmanttc, was Miss JBar,b8ri_,J3ulllyaiu a slu»^ church on Good Friday. There w lir dent at Connectitnt College for Tuesday," April 15. CORDUROY^ Arttehded.bx alKWi,&iiieh( scholarship was ranew^ twlcs be­ R ^ q n lined. Sixes 8 ’^ ^ ^ * ^** n cause of her unusual attainments. tinued membership until In 1935 other towns. Columbia, for In- been

X I/" TAKE YOUR PICK OF THESE HIGH QUALITY . / LOW PRICE REGAL SUITS FOR EASTER rOR A V0WI6 AND WELL-DRE$SW EASTER Special purchase fp^jhis 6ale of Proctor TOASTERS. Come eariy for RAYON SKClALt SA^O N ROYS’ ^odl compietj;eihlcctfon. RE^. Sf9.95 crease resIsfifiA long wear­ $ *83 f ing, waG iaUwed rayon gab­ Larire Tnide-In Allowances For This Sale. ardine siselia Deep front Special . . . . . Pius Tax ^ , alpl^ fly. Perfect fer -SUITS 1 • MAYTAG • ILACKSTONE Baater, ao^Ml or dreee-up ue* analon. Brawn, navy, gray., eTlENDIX • NORGE SUM 8-13. Suqieader atyin,’ Special Value W ITH 2 PAIRS OF TROUSERS a l a a 8 - 8 . ■ . Value <4.95 WE ALSO CARRY SUHREAM, TOASTMASTER, AND UNIVERSAL ______? * , J ______- . _ _ .... ____ iiNoutG3i2:w» y| (f^9 5 Rytex- HYLITED INFORA1ALS These same: suits have been setlingiiaHptially for $39.95. Oo t SPECIAL! DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES $399.95. NOW ^ price—$29.90,90, Shorts—Longs—Regulars—in _ „ _ sizM 34 to 4e. !# GENUINE RYTEX-HYLITED WllM YOUR NAME ; .7 ,shade* to choose frpm; Rrawa,. Tam,* 4 f | j . Pl^ctkisL thl!l .low„__ •euxLTz.urte v-

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itANCHESTERJB^NffjQ HAKteSTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2. 1952 pAG K T v m m .KAMICHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2. 1952 \ .V TAGE TWENTY^ONH ■ 3 f f f “****“ Kleiluehinidt, C!l»r«no« T«lte to P ay hy.' ^ "s .^iMlIettng bringa the total 'of Re- Cemstery Vandalifini - Catholic Ladies Smachettl remains .as tneasurer,, a contribution to the annual hla- ing thla courae, both In emergency Home ih Coventry qnd_ water. TraMt«an-“de1egater picked to tOd- AUies P ro lietr W 'OtKeif 'dRicera reelected were Mrs. tbfy' awanS fd... 'an ...diilalandihg ahd' care bfVlclljhs oT atomlb ' 'Fire ChMt^Ernest X Btarkel said - Mra. OatheHae l

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OVEDNESDAYi APRIL t 1962 PAGE TWENTY. Ill mil II ...... I II w i.M #|GE TWENTY-TWO ^ HERAiS; MANCHESTER; CONt>; WEPTfesPAY^APKIL Y, T95T ■■ . : log with Mrs. Betty-J^oth aa local (Erbe) DeCDarll, .and fiVft children night did "several thouMiu^ dot* problem by naming bar ‘ MaharanI W H A ra THE REAL 1 R o c k v ille teajjer. . Coventry Resident ranging in 'ages from 8 to 14. Inrs" damage to the Danbiii Title for Queen Elizabeth'. (?hineM . ..nawapapara - ON TOOK H O O n tT - engineers,--calls for- fliS: bridge, explaining '-'"-iiow - the ... :....CoiiMttag-T-axea"------The -amcide- took'/plaea- at--tlm -Bt-Producta (Dorpr ptObf hqfe.'; '■ ______...... hr0 calling h’ar "Nya Huang" — a Move to Boost; eonsthmtloa of a new pump plant charges are made according to the ; Frahcla Sr Rupprecht, tax col­ family home yesterday afternoon. . freiand waa hot seriously affect- pnffies R opers '|reen in her own right. TooO nod oarr rnwjsMiBt. ^^^Uam nderl^partExcerpts near tW K^rter street reservoir, size Of the vehicle or the number lector foj/the Town of Vcrnon', IS Membarti of the family totd State «!. 'and after trastment 'by ■ a ” The Malay , preaa was not able ppralaera well qwllAjTiK^'' which wobM 1 ifmp the w ater 2,000 of axles, and how collectors, de­ \ PERMANENT FINISH - Fou^^iiilty at the,-fewn clerk's office. JJe- . . , ■ ■■ ; Police he had been despondent, phyalclan at fire headquarters feet to a piippos^ 200,000-gallo'n spite the feet that they handle to find a aultabla trahalatlon in portion S’qulred to Febnuit^'''29., 1952 as LowJPres^iire moriiij • Building, dally through- Coventry, April l,—(SpecialT'~ lately. Police of Stafford ^in g e w en tto his home. , 8ingapor0v^(40—Malaya’s ver- Jowl acrlpt. So they at'uck to '•» • foUowing t* water tank ^ a . hill on town- by the thousands every day, April 15 to collect the town tax of Funeral ar'rangementa’ aj:# incom­ Barracks Investigated., Dr. Qllman Fire CTnief Jqhn R. Ireland who haoular preMitos finally got over Ramembet, than la om b i ' to capital Improvements': ' owned property\MUth of Middle show a small percentage of error, "Queen BItzabeth”. The Malay Um report mjfcitfftlod to the Fli^ Year . RUFFLED ORGANDY 2 C d u iits -35 mills. The office hours will be plete In the death of Ernest P. IJfe- ordered the body removed-to the estimated tho damage, said that tta initial dlffloiutv over how to language only haa tha equivalent aoy cOllgatlAO iSriMo yao oul 1 of'ptjfieefm by Town Aufli- turnpike east hair' the J^Hledge less tbaiv -10 cents per thousand 9 a; m. to noon and 2 to 5 p. m.. (Dsrti, 83, of South street, who died Burke Funeral Home in Rockville. the cause of the blaze would be in­ refer,Augtt';|tocklo^ trappenlngs ,- ltd w the -brldw •ofH- .. Yilo. .Is ..Givaa^^^^iidie4 .XsuinU...Jtrajuflato». Im lx e i^ Libya is 800 .mllsi Wide..- 1938', 10.884.87 7 to 0 p. ra.' a 5 per-cent dWooigtC ~w6^da,!'according ' to - £ify Ralph Uie ivwbstwy.tfbhwttii^ the anenclel bietohf of tV^'Tbw to Middle tonipike'eait,' cials as'slsl’stale and local ^llbiS CURTAII structure, 1937 , •3f 80,010.80 Ami Sanitary '■. Seweri , Sentence i*roba- is allowed all taxpayers who pay GUnian, medical examiner of DanbpryiTApril 2 ^'•(/P).— Fire WoritMh iq,.*’neigli- Water Depertment. 1938 79,558.78 ThU. plan would cost An estl in apprehending wanted persona, Storrit. Captain Henr.v Ireland was over- bering factetry dlscOvcrett the mated 8 8 1 ^.' V driving nervous people over the 57-63 AN^T2 in c h e s LONG ' their current year's taxes In full l Amount Doe Generel,l^nd 1939 ...... 38,390.39 “The Board of Water Commls- ^tion in Superior Court on." or before April 15,'1952. 'TDeCarll leaves his wife, Nellie to.me by amolie In a flre-whlch last blaze and pohni : the alarm. 1940 ...... 3 37,183.31 Acting General Manager James bridge and numerous other occur­ Jndet the pa»t method' of'p«y« slbnera took actlim laat night on K. S hcekey^as instructed to cohr First Aid Course t r, the Water and Sewer Depart- 1941 48.482.88 rences/ 42 INCHES WIDE. REG. 3.59-^98 furnishing the Manchester Green fer with TOrall on the; needs 1 The speaker was introduced by . Rockville,,/^pril 2—(Special)—• A Standard F irst Aid coursy'Will- I i»t bllU throufh the general- 19,42 ...... 72.565.60 start'tonight a t 8 o’clock fyK-msm- 25,362.30 area with better water service and both plans and their total cost and nest. Bush. 'Visiflng Rotarlans HidWard/fi, Vito, Jr., of Green­ For tho B itT B U Y i _i id, relmbureementa were made 1043 ...... to be- ^irepared tO -recommend to bera of the Maple Street Parent i nl-monthly by the W ater De- 1944 63.676.61 took steps to. clean up the health from East Hartford were E. West- wich, feriherly a student ft the 1945 ...... 30,521.43 hazard In the Benton, Brookfield the board some' method of finan­ Leo Mbnast and Elton Teachers Association. The classes r ctment and these acrounte bal- UrlvCraity of Cbnhecticut, was ■.■-I.. IN T A C K LI... ig B -X; " I Md each^ an^ " e v e r /h td h th -^ -1948 .•r;'T7?.7-;7" “ TB.903.28 and BraWfdta stfeUftr am'fcsmftid cing, iham. - w -.—;--.,. WoodlA;A;—-JFfed--Carpenter ■was’ • Yotind -jimttty -in ’' Tollah'd Coiirity will -be - held - a t the -Maple -Street. 1947 ...... 98,256.03 Thrall estimated the coal of thi a guestxff his son, Richard Car­ School. Christopher Vogel, author­ t August 31, 1950. _ by the overflowing of the sanitary 12-lnch pipe for the' additional Superior Court yesterday on two tken the Inevitable occurred. 1948 ...... : 79.832;09 'sewers.- „ ; penter, oi^Dana Bdach was the 36 IN. LONG. REG. $2.98 .. /counts, carrying -a concealed ized Red. O oas instructor, will con­ YOUR BEST THIS ^ 1949 ...... 02.779.88 sewer line, on Branford street guest of Frank Sheldon. duct the course, which was ar­ I iw construction struck atv all- Tbc'commlasion Instructed Act­ would be $18,000. weapon and breach of tlie peace,! t je high, It amotinted to 1950 103,630.48 ing Superinleildent of the Water Giving • n 'ovjef re-sume of hiS 45 IN. LONG, REG. $3.29 , . Judge Edward J. Daly of Hart-, ranged by Mrs: Fagan. First Aid t I.B7,during the veer 1050-1951, 1951 ...... 151,934.97 and Sewer Department Fred E. backgrpimd, Resident Harry ford, who presided, sentenced him chairman for the Rockville Chapter EASTER IN a sut 350.000 over any prevtouc 8/13/51-2/20/62 68.820.88 Thrall to proceed Immediately Maldmeflt choseN. Dr. Andrew to a year in jail and two years' of the American Red (Dross. 5 irT The maUrlals Inventory with work on a' scheme presented Toll Bridge Work Thoiiias as -., "Rotmjlan of the 81 IN. LONG, REG. $4.29 .. probation on each count, the Jail Women’s Society t rected an Increase Of 340.78A.OO- b'y ■ th e ■ -town's consulting ■ w ater \V<^k,",-.. sentence being suspended:' 'Jndge The April iheetlng of .the W-om- • t sr the previous year There The income contributed by the engineers which would - furnish Daly advised Vito's counsel. At­ en's Society, will be held a t the • Isted a ehortage of restricted federal gpvemm'eht and develop­ more pressure and better service Explained to CluU -/I torney Martin Fr' Stemplan, that Baptist Church tonight at 7:30. ■' t iterials because of the' defense ers In aid 6f, new construction' for to rogldents of the Green area Deaths Last alter a year of satisfactory proba­ The young people or the - church FOR THE BIGGEST CATCH [ram and - Mr. Waddell fore- this same period followa: - '' where water pressure Is normal­ william (Srgam'm'anager’ldf the ONE 9U/^pTY4tAYON tion, the cottrt would be willing to will conduct the program for the Tailor Su^its the need for these materials Federal Qoveriiment—- •’ ly lower than In the rest of town Gold Bridge between New cpniider dhispenslor. of the balance ■evening. TTie hostesses will be Mrs. t carry nut the constttietton pro- Flacai Year and - practically non-existent In trrtitlon and Groton, speak­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRl cf lUe'probation. G. Robinson, Mrs; F. J. Rocker, GUSS August IS .. Amount th# summer. er ' at the Rotary Club meeting New York—Ferenc Mplnar, 74, The case of Stanley J, Kulo. and Mrs. A,,AVilrhire. iMtead Of caahthg the United 1837 . . . 54,032.54 The commission also indicated last night at the Country Club, World-famous author, who wrote TAILORED CURTAINS charged with violatioh of liquor I ties Treaaucy^bonaa held in the 1038 49,028.86 CASTING It w6uld take action on Xbrall’s hxnlnlned data on the number of "LiIlom."“ lTie DevH," and many 64-4^72 in. ^ong _ - ‘ - laws, ended when it was announced 1 teva fiind amounting to IflOiO^ 1939 28,688.07 recdmm'endation that an additional vehicles passl^through dally and other plays and novels. Bom In that the appeal from . the City -AIREX SFINNING ■ | 1 IBia-the funds to relmbumo : 1940 12.658.30 12-lnch aewer pipe be -laid on monthly and^'amoiints of revenue Budapest. Court of Rockville had been va­ r ep ROD t « .general fund, he re-insastgd 1941 . . . 6.46029 ^ EQUIPMENT Branford atreel from Main street collected On various toll bridges . Llncdln, Neb.---' Frank H. SPEGIAL cated. He had been originally nodar. tha-pamwal hA ftSM ' on -aune t6, 'WBl -to 1043 . -< 8(116 JO hast to arandyteW to-alleviate the throUghofit thireasterii iitatef, Woods,” 84.'’head • tif- the boarfl of -'fined' $250 in tha -ldWet'-Cdhtt.' •' ‘ J»foRt Luftly 1943 . . . 1,435.29 ieet» im paf'^on of BaehaH. Brown, t rchiUMUnited States Treasury condition caused by the overflowr showing that toll bridges definitely directors of the Lincoln Tele- - The case of Morris Ruthberg, n^d/spiim lng anUiority.. T iw • He probably felt that the ing of 'the cightdnch line now in 'tonie' under the Ijeadlng ■ of big 'phone Shd' Telegraph Company yJoUtion of ■roles, of thC rohd. ^ istriicuon program would level Total .. 157,320.24 use:,.... business. . —* and Lincoln civic leader. 5 K 9 8 paiT continued. Joseph Ladyka, fiS/of Som*'^ 1,800 Cheney Brothent Individuals and Corporations^ W.e put the zing Into Spring—with color. AIREX SOL-GLASS 'X hnd wanted to maintain the The scheme, recommended . for Celebrating his 13th anniversary Toronto /’//Hugh W. Gregory, Co\’Sntry.. charged w ltW -^latlon employes are among about 45.0TO erve fund for the mortgage 1044 4,751.12 You’ll love tTie excitement of it! ’The the Improvisment of the ‘water of employment by the State High­ 62, vice prpaidcnt in charge of of the rulea of the coad, had textile "Workers In New England 6-FT. ROD t id retirement. 1048 ...... 544.47 way Department, the speaker sales of the Selberllng Rubber fined $2Wvin Bollofi court uniunder a look, the fit and faahioti of our tailor 1947 ...... 9,124.90 service to the Green, which Was Two-ploc'o, solid tfasa fo further explain the cause of j«ggMt*dJp.Jhe,.,,to.wn...by...j5ickj £gye , an;J.nslght , |pto __the compll-_ Compafiy of Canada. Born in driylM ^ whose pay was cut one-ceht i .aMltS,; In ‘‘S u n e r B ro o k to n e” a n d ex ch i- , , rta*4e-a-Hfethaai— " t rm ter TJeiatoeflt- •'T948 ""24;26fr.«9 cated busihess "of rumiihg" VtoH’ m ’ito i.'v r ...... ordered^by Judge Daly to pay the Kdu'rTfieglhhTng 'yM twday''~tmdM 1940 399,318.35 Seiffert and Yoat, Its water con- EXTSA sive water-repellent, crease and spot re- Fino action, IS I serai fund on August 14, 1951, aarpe am ount A oonttnuance was cost-of-Uvlng union contract inch handit with • V 'liresent below the following; 1050 17.976.68 8i.stant rayon with a menswear finish. • ‘C' ,granted in the rose. Of Francis clauses. , , ■olid cork grip. BtaialoM rhere was expended during 1051 62,126.11 CHARM tW d l o o p e d -R u e s Sylvester, charge«L-%ith violation A labtex fabric. ■ 1 K1-1B51 for— 8/16/61-2/29/62 45,437.13 The cut Is the first since World ItM ldnldM Hunter green, -wine, rose, green, yellow, flamingo and gray. . of rules of the rohd. b w.Oonstructlon . . . .1151,934.97 The case of Michael Sorokolit, War II based on the U. S. Bureau $14.95 .T o tal .$ .A03.544.85 of Labor Statistics cpSt-of-Ilvlng Sizes: 9-15, 12-20, I 41/0 X ireaae in Materials white houset white ^ / charged, with breach of the peace, Dotachabla ■ [nvwitory r.T ha net income, from operattohs „ 24x36 $3,98— 24x4V:J4,9?::r34x54 $7.98_, .was ,continued’ Ro.bert H aggett of, index. / I le Street irilteP'Bed of tho Water and Sewer Depart- -- Most of the wofkkra aTfactad ate', $14.95 ''OffMtKandto Ashfofd, charged with 'breaking f . Man.v other Btyles to choose ito m . . ftepaira, etc...... ».220.14 tnent, exclusive of depreciatioOi (Basement DeTOrtmentJ - ■ entering and theft, had h(s employed by woolen mills and are « 8 ial Bonds 17,000.00 folloWa continued ' for two vveeks. covered'by CIO Textile Workers /SPIN STER REEL I posit , with Trustee Fiscal Year j^^Kjnlon contracts. Others are em,- Ootk Grip M I K > N T Pro,secutor Joel H. Tteed, II. ioaaaUonal'hori'ivtMiliig real at a lisir ir-Bondholders ...... MO.M A'iigiiat 18'' Amount formed the court that he wovildlild pW ed in, ifotton arid rayoiTmlTIs:' J 1 for Cbnstrucllon.. .468,78 1934 rvTV.iU 38,075.68 like this'addltlon’artirrie for ihves The .contracts call for a cent an prlofc Foataroa eoar t» adjnii brak« 1935 ..V, 66.360.07 STRIPED KED HEAVY hour (Aange with every change of BARK CLOTH tigatlon. Attorney ■ for Haggett, poaltlTa iina piek-ap, ttrosaUlaad doaUm m otsoUl ...... 3218,976.95 1938 . 69,911l85 BenJamlh F. ACkermon. a.sked 1.2 in the Labor Bureau's index. to proToat oatoblng and 1937 . . . . 48,083.73 MARTEX GOOm(EAR AND PEBBLETEX EASY TERMS m e abeyo. expenditures were fir . _, .th a t'h ls client .Im placed In hja T h e index dropped 1.2 as of F^b. braaklac Uno. •' —■ =• - , from the following 1038 . . . . 93,288J56 ;.A l R F O ; 3-PIECE is. it had been Increasing since ced '53,218.74 charge for the two-week period rcfs; 1030 ---- DISH TOWELS ^ PILLOW STUDIO SETS '-^ without bond and his request was World War II. Soo .eur coBiploFo Kno of Spinning igulpment .95 VALUE istributtons from 194Q . . . . 74,837.78 granted. Fiscal Year 25% Linen with ramdvab’le zl^ Rer Developers- In aid . Amount cov^ra;" Haj-old L. Miialer, 21, of Man- )f Construction .. 3 S2.lS6.ll August 15 chestef^charged with' statutory ...184.1 . 67,297.17 S 9 .9 8 set f Income - from 70.030.02 -- rape;- was-aent• to-the Cheshire Dnerations ...... 97^^3.02 1042 , i;, others $7.98 to $18.98. State Reformatory. WE ARE TRADINB nk Balance waa 1048 84,458.63 2 9 < S7 . 9 5 each 8-^T. 71,010.30 (Basement Dept.) The cases of (Thsrles Dowd and 1 ($13 M ain S tr e e t ■educad ...... ,30,188.36 1944 ...... Irma Grasso, Violation of liquor WIIA cess of U. S. Treaa- 1945 ...... 85,901.22 TACKLE BOX 81.203.08 ' law, aiid Alice R. CTulvef , and Near "Maple Street MINNOW iry Bonds Rc- 1018 ...... ----- CawreHOc R. Harlow, charged Wlttj SOLIMENE. IN^. - c^ancJic^eA ^ . 1947 ...... 82;i21.87 *DODOE and BLY5IOUTH" Modsrn, bonpaet datigii. teemed over Treas- breaking and entering and theft, BUCKET Antomatlo tray had ry Notes ' -pur- 1948 ,...... 86.594.12 92,186.90 were coctinu'ed. largd oempattmoati. ihased, etc.' ...... 632,48 1949 ■' )6airynieh Meeting 1950 ...... ' 97,183,05 Diwwo from eaa-pltoi B Is paid by General Dairymen from Eastern ' Con­ sttol—oannet leak. cupd- not relm- 1051 ...... 97.893.02 Marblotd Anlth. Ltngtb 8-15-61 - 2-29-52 31,218.61 necticut are meeting. tonight at-^ iureed a t August A. L. SLOOpMB, PROP. x . o'clock af North Coventry Com­ 13V4 iariws. 4, 1951 ...... 36,155.88 T H I WOBLB'S PINIST IMtTRUMlNT F«B HOMI IN V8BTAINM8NT Total ...... $1,310,803.13 913 MAIN STREET N ^ R MANCHESTER SAVIN^BANK munity House to discuss present Floatlng-tTPa. Rnitpiroar. Total 3216,075.85 \ Iteaerve Fund regulatisn.* and tentative propos' Antomatlo slaai-fastaaer on 'The reserve fund in this depart- al;-. Wilbur HOsaelttne and Clif- Only ; t can be plainly seen that the 1- ,-| ...... 1^1 1 ------^ ^ ------.... -ford-Oaslee-win .fee. the--^Makers.- ,Hd..,Yjra-|Haartment. the reserve fund Your DuPontdSaleror painfefwffl of tljJsociaL . , *-Sl ...... ' 98.590.20 reflects a reduction. • first Luthcnui Church -31-52 96.271.08 The reserve fund has never been to tell you how this “Self-cleaning” procesff' sixth and final midweek 2 «iMt o« rMi hmm PLASTIC -29 — — 181,226 85 officiany-deaigna^ted-aa a.1alnklng : t. Mr nnii mski -sstt iTiit ' works in y o u rarea.— — - - :rr.— - - ■- tenter service-will be-held-at tha: ...... 105,917.,54 fund for the retirement of the first m4 SiU d«n»| tl< Intln (Offfis a ftw menttii on First Lutheran Church tonight at Tie directors and members of mortgage bbnda. raeirilH, MrlMtt tip«Md to ivn and A ssure your home of long-lasting beauty. 7:30. The adult confirmation class Was there any reason- to deviate ••tdtor. will meet at 8:45,- The monthly Water commission ' received Insist on ''Self-cleaning:’'^ Du Pont House~ nthly reports from the con- from the past procedure? 1 think mretinfiof the Ladieus Aid Society F le r e in one superb line ire all the .qualities for JACKETS tP ler'a office and the W ater De- not. There Is atlU no reason why Paint in white o r^p u lar tints. And here’s of the murch will be held tomor­ P« t fnent- which reflected these part of this reserve fund could not row a t 2:30 p. m. joyous home entertainment. The Capehart . ‘be used to repay the general another tipr'Cln bare wood or badly welath- ’ j Midweek Service uie^B due to the general fund fund. —At tie midweek sendee tonight CrystabClear picture . . . the exclusive ' to ,May 16. 1951. at which Incidentally,' the reserve fund ered/Surfaces, start with a coat of D u Pont at _7i^ at St. John's Episcopal f.98 th a the ivater reports were dis­ has been producing Interest on its raiurc^ R«y,jCanon Clinton Jones -- ;-6yinj»honk-Tone System assuro you o f - - A co Unued to be sent to them a t the House Paint Piiinw fotm si^^uh perfonh- y : Investments up to 3 1-3C0 annual­ 4s Salf>c1«anin| laavai wIlMJd the guOst preacher. matchless performance. Capehart cabinetry,' •u gestlon of Director Mahoney ly, which intere|t has been consid- MTfKt dtan and »MU.. ance of the finish coat. \ I Homemakeis . .yote-of the director* on June erird as income to the department. 3. M.M..UioS»l>ssi..' ' t The KockvlllB Homemakers wUl . as, alway$;'fs designed to bring distinction ■ 961, This' biterest.' Wnbirnts'-lo' heafly : meet jahligfit.At >7S!0 .at. the hoifih; $70\W)0: ...... ■...... !i? VOsil'Me we 'Mi ■««' : f k test rifiltt, Mk Port l^ydMiw to » -rrv.zsa v~ s ween**! •»;**wsurGiivaL'Casatw ... 'A.... f iWls the djify of the .'water IW KcmsIlifiS art •Sniwlr ^N l Hi Kni' - a of Mrt. Marie Waltz. The subject ' to ybur hbihe.’Yirt the CaJieKaft is price'd V filu f I 80 unission to'inquire where these rim. .... rKoimmiiil a riHabli wtatJni; cantrietpr.._., ■ ....' ii " ;«.1 .for. (ip glass w,iU be fabric palnt- R e 9 « 4 s 4 9 ft.'t^re'coniing:ftom:to rcxlinictUy, • *o^6at more can _ j__■’-j"' -rr' m / n ~ V— S m c lli th I vast construction program. D i8f!ii88 Prohleiiis 0 » o Our 'warehouse is bursting "e n jo y the firiesti ’!Xet« growth’ cyale- in ,:ol?ildren- and par- ’ftw n Weet^^^^^ Thfe ’liikW’ Wl er commlsaion. They have been •ents should know that after the Huge 20” picture tube for crystal' clear reception. ap roved by the general manager. voters of' the Town of Coventry Cai^hart Syihphbhlo tone. Mahogany cabinet. Wl [ Is ex-officIo , superintendent first 18 montha both chlldrcn'a ap­ M J i N t MILUX Trim ( SM er Pmt ire hereby warded and directed to an 'secreUry of the Water com- petites and groWtfi.,deqnase," said T I ^ D U S from $ | B | . $ S meet a t the George Heraey Rob­ ml don. Mrs. Helen Phanauf, chief , nutri­ ertson School, Cbventry, Conn., on tion consultant of the Connecti­ Yaors ahaad of ordinary trim |ta.i,nf$, W* (ho Tuesday, April 8O1. 1952 a t 8:00 _ i ectlon f(,, Chapter .22 of , the cut State -Department of Health, P. M., to act on the., following SPECIAL t.95 8h rter provides that' the water at tho April meeting , of fpdciai formula flnjth that— ^ ' idMl Iff htk«fi ooAmlsslon shall sign, gll contracts irtlcles:-: - ,| Homcmakef's Holiday, program ■ '"Article 1: ' ---fpZaaBBBBM an approve all blUa fo r payment of the Manchester branch, - -Hart­ O ndsit iifn.,siiiiii Sri Onsl- ■tsiksrta l a ksfl tsiriri, ' BORtABlEfrom To dcterrnlne -fhether or not ther PRICE foathls department.' ford County YWCA/'held yester­ for Rtl : Otsspl sMOn sri Ms h W .•Itizcns' and eltttors qualified to Tik* H fiihinf • . HAS AIL THESE FEATURES- entioiHahould be made of vote day morning at the Community O IMS M Itslir. Iktt m tsum l . Sri tSMlilri Isr rsara. i El«ctries /ote Itt Tewq leetlngs In ~ said b« leeki for th« r«lA tporto •voRtt lie- t ,(J of ha Board of Directors at their Mrs. Phanauf spoke on "IVob- (XlMPLETE WITH OUTDOOR ANTENNA AND sttsrsti. town Of,, Core: :ry will vote- to ONE YEAR PICTURE TUBE WARRANTY «a ting held oh December 17,1947: lems in Feeding Children." ? • MOH It s sMi riaii if papalit' .■escind all vol and all/action ADJUSTABII CUFFS ie k$v At-the coffM hour whlch'-pre- 0'*te;w ^.toliudit isssii Ml«s; lisN, Mid, Mm. M|M ‘That the general manager . CONSOLE - taken by said cl izena and elrotcrs till wltS titd rtin . . ^ . .95 J1 be the purchasing agent of ceded the tarfe by Mrs/ Phanauf, ]-■■■ hrasitSrtsri'IsMctt. rri. asrsM mi Oni dalM if n the town m Iting held fo r the f*r Mrs. Herbert Huffield -served and'Bhall make all O rriribi Ms ms>Uh flsulttriis - Town of <3ovcnti on the 29th d ^ Tucks...... ««9V is soil MnAL INAP-TYn 0«IPHM for ■ -the several de- novelty refreshments. Those who Electrics y —y *•4 whtfl s«t In uM. . «s*. « •■«....« ' If March, 1952, m all mattsra per- Ssep-^apes •*«!■•• (a ■ (iFFy tments,’boards and. .commis- found favors in. their cupcakes mining fe-ri latlon of the Town | 5 . • were awarded special prizes for ■ the town excepting the CMvientry specifically set O V H IIM POCKSSr-Hi’hMA- if Education," April Fool’s Day, The speaker was forth in Article 1. .Article - 2, introduced by Mrs. Michael Hurd. I”'-. fypt—tt f t t t t t rMch WiW* vote waa made in accord- Vrticlea .S arid.'.'4,_.in the notice of 90 DAY ffREr SERVICE jMt rlfk* f#f nil flBg. 72 95 with Chapter 6, Section 17 Mrs. Alfred Hayea'and Mrs. Rob­ SING ER SEW ING CE N T E RS - ijieciai; town rfreting whJelt called •f «uWa< »orii. .. peclsli wilhoul opmlsi («$•( he ch a rte r^ ert, Taylor were in charge of the nuAery for. children over 2. years md warned Md toVro meeting of 'other words, Mr. Waddell ofAge. ■ ■ ' ■ rfarch 29, 19P I general manager, purchasing , ./The, next and final mee^ng of E. A . Johnson Psuiit Go. 832 Ma in street y AtUCle 2; ht. superintendent and secre- the Homemaker's HpHday pro­ To do any land all Uiinga<'and ' of the'w ater commlasion. gram will be held on May 8, with 699 MAIN STREET •Wd< dike all acU* pertinent ^ item ' the regular reports from the Mias Emily P ra tt of"th« Glaston­ MANCHESTER Imt above W t may be-legally Tha CAHHAII ParMMi Partablo ral manager and the town bury branch of the YWC^ speak­ lone a t sucK ineetlng.- Rodia. PUys'where you play, Seti'the . AUTOSTORES ltor,..tha -water commlasion Was ing on "Flower Arrangements." Save the surface antfyou tqv& aO/ Dated a t TOventry. Conn., this ps« for rtyling . . . (or perform. AND T Informed of the operation of Those attending are 'invited ,to FREE SEWING COURSE — a t day of A^ril, 1952. • I town department, and of the ilph V. Reynolds - ince.' Lightweight plasiic cshinec in bring their own flower arrange­ ¥flTH EACH MACHINE OVER $50 choice of cbl- , ■f ».r- 'i; 1 followed by Mr. Waddell ments for comment and discussion sUan A. Weigold YOUrflRESTONE DEALER IN MANCHESTER ata It. as ectmemically as vrith Miss Pratt. Ray M. Davis ” ert.-’-Yourt lot YOUR HRESTONE DEALER IN MANCHESTER gble. of Selectmen street . a m r your information,' we set 'Die Greek island of Leabos lies .ttast: 858 MAIN TELEPHONE 7080 Flna BaHerlei 858 MAIN ; , TELEPHON|i (he growth of this dep^.^. less than 10 miles off the'Turkish Oldred d jaiiitge^ Town/Clerk'’ from Um data U waa ic - coast.' SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY

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MANCtfEST^ EVENITO HERALD,CONN., WEDNESDAY; APRIL 2, 1952 7 ^ -y.^ " PAGE. IIAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY, APRLL 2, 19.M V.' street; W illiam M inor, Box 524; O O P T CLOSINiQ -TCM E L i | i ^ e r a n V e i» DeM erchant, 177 M l d f i l e - Dr. Neumann — M ( H « . * 8 B V i>SI. > - ' irhpUcaaastf M arsha V ennart, 54 10: M A . M . C heraut street WOOO— H a d i a X i ^ T V iSo s s i f i e d A< v:ertisem eflts^ SA TD B O A T • A. H . ^ To Give Cantata 12*0 W H A T — t i e 3 n m -m il^TB IU JA Y : A eon to r if e s W K M ^ S 40 .EBiisn Staadard Xhwa W N H O - V h , d M r. and M Ts. John Deptula, R ock­ Just Arnvd^s , . . another shipm«nf£ of ...... '.QT1|ER ADVS. ON.PAGE 9l) .... Ii...... ' i.. , , , I . ■■ _ »'• _ N ext Sunday evening at 7 :8 0 t h e v i l l e . - \ Senior Choir of Em anuel Lutheran B IR TH ID D A Y : A daughter to Wesleyan Professor to Wife. oihwii Sabarbsn 75 WaaUd— Estfiie 77 «,es—'WTIC—Backstga* <&BiSS—WDRC—World; News Roundup. 68 HooMS for Sale 72 H for Ssk 72 C hurch w ill present M a rtin Shaw*# M r. and Ham ilton Jones,.. 17, WCOC—Music...... WTHT-PhU Becker, News. , Bninara ^ace. Xeclure ,r«te8day in WHAT—Polks Ho^ . „ . WTIC—Newa. CQATCri^FT CLASSjfiS: CAPE COD—4 Anl^M) rooni*. Ad-> ^ W B R S acaSlOOL a ^ t t ^ New IT—six mllea FOR Q U idc RBSULIXB In selling Lenten cantata, “ The Redeem er." WKNB—News: Keaucst Mstlnf*. WCCO-Klddle Corner. trR O aD lTLT NM d*d. f ditlonal room poijOy flnlChed. listing, 6 room t^pe Ood, 2 par­ ___^ ___;er center.; Attmc- S u b u r b a n DISCHARGED' YESTERDAY: Final Y^CA Program ■WORO—The ChlcsapSM. WHAT—News. - jn n t by youn* cowl* w l^, 0^ ttvh 4^yeehi home with expaiufion 641’ Main ... Th is w o rk w as-pteagnted for. the. H o w a rd FJAvel!,— .38 ---I^ k a rd ---- WTHT^'*Ma r s s tne ot-the Atr.— ... -WKNB«»Naw»r Phlt-Halef------irtd iitxfhttr. phao# 1*419^ Flrepioc*. "oii' bttrnlnr tially finished. FfrspUceV steW flrst'tlm e ln - th ls area last ye a r b y street; H arry Zashut. Vernon; 4 :M—wnO-Stells Dslles. — WON S -N ewa. ■ .v Aluminum door*, »cr*«n«, end windows and sersena. OU heatj, attic. Laiife lot W x 350. w 6 NB—/*ck Downey'S Music Shop. *t1S**'^W0 1 tCtTtShoppeT's -Special.------Bm anudt C ho ir and .w,M so w all re­ M rs. E va Oates, 15 C lifto n street; In tha'flnal oirthe afternoon lec­ ‘ v WTHT—Thy Nelshborr's Voice. . WTIC—World Newa Roundup. lh¥'^^^gFa#'like v a lu e s ADULTS 4Mlr* 4, 6 or 8 •to m window*, ' Flm lodntlon. Price 118,500. Elva Tyler, Agent ■year* old. Automatic hot,..water A N A G E N C Y w ith a\ Hat of ready g-4469. and heat, cabinet 1^chdn< -lUe c a ll^ that it is being sung again Geb.rge' A n n u li, 55 M iddle turnpike ture'.Yeriea' next Tuesday on the • -WDKC—Csrl Smith. ; ' , * /i^H T—Martin Agronaky. \ . t ioovk uftfiinUihad rant* Pr»tt m d U rg* lot. OtU UmtoliiM Smith. buyers watting to t 4, 8, 6 , 7 W i l l y e a r . w est;- Frank Carpenter, 91 A d e ­ thwine, "united Statee and Our s ;N_ w DRC—Rsdle Hsrris: Newa W O N ^B Ill JenkTns. " . yybltBcy oniployoo. Reforence*. Roaltor, J-1642 or 467». bath. Insulation, atumnum. com- s.je—WDRC—Yankee Kitchen. WHAT—Jesting with Wamp. LOVELY Nearly now elx-room plbatlon a to p n ^ windows and r o o m s n 4 - 2-fsm lly houses. Call < M artin Shaw is a conteihporary laide road; M rs. K athleen Sanborn W orld Reaponslblllties,'V tho Pub­ WTHT-;Bob B, Lloyd. S:M—WCCC—News; Breakfast News­ Experience has taught many tnothera why Coatcraft O M i a - 36B t BOLTON NOTCH hotnOo, * few ranch home. Firoplace, aluminum doors. Vt^wtun blinds, full cel­ BOm helm A Sm ith, Agents. 6946. - ' English com poser and hla setting and son, A ndover; Oscar.Johneon, lic A ffairs com m ittee of-the M ah^ w nO —Younr Wldder Bmwn. boy. 6716. ■ of this w o rk la dram atic and In a 38' Hem lock street; Dean ClarK, cheater branch of th.e Hartford Sjsa—WTIC—Women in My House. WTIC—Radio Baxaar. ia a sound investment... their extra^lde hems in.bot- StVB sot room uirfuniUh«J"«*iJt of Uieao choice four-room rohch, otorm window* and *crben*, v*h*- lar, Qn^'maln highway. - School WONR—PlayUme for Children. ■ WTHT—Bob .Lloyd. . tlan bUbde, til*' bath, attached “Z_ distinctively m odem idiom . The 476 Parker street; Leonard M a t­ County YW C A wlU present Dr. WHAT—Music. . Si»»—WTHT—John Conte. uadf' c , ' ’ tom and sleevefi assures an extra year’s'wear by simply by .non-drtnkJnc Mae* *n|lneer, home* *tlU nvn^ble. All plMter- hus«iir$11.600. Owner. Call Cov- t s o n , 117 H elalne road; M rs. doyce Sigm und Neum ann, professor of wtfo —ehUdmi^E&rByy^ od whllA tUo bath, nlUMjit,.UMA -JPtr*«fi_.«Atng Norman Rey-' tling a dispute between two fac­ a o ta riv e rs caused ex tensive (fiun* :C—Bob and Ray., ed nine room houee. Bam* and lot. Center Street, Route 6 and 44A. nolds, local ctyll defense chairman, trgu F , M iner, R ockville; M rs. agb :l'n Minnesota, while seVerSl. FBI. / VONS—Queen for a Day. An. Excellent local' family outlined the Auxiliary police train-. 'Inona P otU 'f, 894' W oodbridge tions who held seiM ate conven- WDRC—Beulah. — — . ,, WHAT—Malaano Program. tobacco th*d*. Land Can be split CeUtm looatlon, buslneaa - zone, tiona at Memphti; Party Ngi^ farnltles were forced from fieir .• WTHT—W ^ h e r : Journal of the Air. WTHT—Break the Bank. Saborban for S^aV 75 Ing epurse Xo th e auxiliary pollce"- street; M rs. Caroline Jaiilcke, 11 homeia In the Springdale seotios of WHAT—Sjfjnphony Hall, up if SO dtelred. located on a good Wants to purchase a real nice lara bad nam ^ two Taft dele- WONS—News; Journal i WCCC—News; Music. road, near school Rteponably two car garage. Vacancy now. Sidt- men in tpwir. There are 83 bodra Bank street: M rs. Helen O strow - Sioux City, lA, by the flooding II :4S—WDRC—RosMnary. COVENTRY—Otie acre, small home in a good residential lo­ of InstrilcHon In the course.-'With a k l , 335 O ak atreet; M ias Luella gatea, a group of dlseenten had ' :■ liJfcwDHBrrTello-Teit. WTIC—Dave Oarroway. .' ■priced. T. J. Crockett, Broker., selected a Taft man and an"'Els- Floyd rlycr. The Oconte, . river , - W a 'T —Elmer Davlu. WHAT—Ronxonl 'Program. able for w»neMj^jjr_teuri*t. ,15 houss, artesian water, electrio- cation. Lakewood Circle or 'th* ■ ft)*.t. .P.art 22. hpura,,,:||dd. the S p e r r y , 281 Center street; M rs. t^ led ovee.lta banka in..Oconto,. „.i^..«'^c-Jsck, ..... Phone 0416 or rell W e the nwrveloua 6V4 ROOM RANCH S T Y L E BOLTON—Move right Inr- Large No immedla^rreed for w nC —One Man’e/ramily. WKNB—News: Sports. - living room, fireplace, picture ocy m an, chief o t / security of the 11:16—WONS—H. R. Bau)[hage. ■ •tore and get this w onderful, ex- „ew tjenernl raectric appllancea NEW SIX room, two story Mngl*, eupancy. I t ybu hftve such/a State O ffice of C ivil Defenae, who,- i :0e—WDRC—BlX/Town. WTIC—Down Homer,. ^ Fireplace, iJumimim storm living room, dining room, kltch*n wrlndow. Delightful kitchen, din­ WTHT—Uyatery Theater. c l^ g . 65-plece Rodeo-froe. " home and are Considering a w ill attendVa m eeting In South WOGC—Xldtie Corner. WDRC—Aunt Jennle'a Stories. I / ; windows and screens, Venetian ■ and lavatory 1st floor— three ette, two large- bedrooms, tile W indsor ig the near future, tvlU WKNB—Dick Haymea Show. bath, lavatory, 'garage. Large j WTIC—HalW df Ivy. WTHT—Victor tineJahr. blinds, tile bath,Att^he.d m- stpaclous. bedrooms. and tile, bath change contact / answ er ,/questions and' give de­ .....WHAY—SU & .O uanl ftbott. 13:18—WONB-WdS^h'a Page. y / r - / on 2nd floor. Fireplace, hot water expendable second' floor. Tl. B. WONS—he a t e r of the Air. rage, oil burner, radiant heat, Orady, 8009. tailed explanation-of the auxiliary |.$ e _ W 15|[C—Dr. Chrlatlan. ' 11:8a—WDRC— Romanco of. Helen lot ISO’ front. heat, picture window. Nice loca- T, J. CROCKETt ' pollqe' organlxatloU. Anyone in­ W TIOf^reat Gilderaleeve. T ren t , Uon, 816.000. BeaChler, terested In Joining the auxiliary W T ^ —The Top Ouy. — . W 'nC—Marjorie MUla. Realtor. Phone 6069. CCVBNTRtTiMaln highway, new Real Estate Broker WHAT—So Proudly We Hall. WcCC— New,. 1 ARTHVil A. KNOFLA 4-roofii single, bath, otl h est Lot tercc should contact M r. Reynolds |:ao-^W T1 0 —You Bet T6ur Life. WHAT—LaRof, Program. dffice 6416 or Residence 3751 "at h)a'hom e on Ellingto n road. WDRC—Red Skelton. WTHT—Phil Becker, _ An ootftending collfietton o f _ ...... THRBDBEDRdOU: coloniat mod- ;76.x 300, Arterian. water, 17.500/ : WKNB—Man ofi the Street,-' ' Down payment $2,500. Howard RT^ M r. and M rs; Harold Dodd of D R U G S TO R E ■ WCCC—13 Hundlecr t - JO Hlfa. ' S76 Main Street—Est. 1921 em kitchen,. tUe bath, large liv­ W apping Center are parenti' of a 1 ' WONS—News: Johny Menko'a Orch. 13:45—WDRC—Our Get Sunday. ■ Haatlnge 3-1107. W A N TE D r-Y o u r property to sell. WTHT—Bold Venture. WCCC—Music for Milady, \ , EASTER b o n n et s |'®* to 4 '® *, Phone Office 6440 ing room with fireplace, back Reliable buyers W atting w ith-Caah daughter born M onday at the WHAT—Newa; Nile Watch, WONS—Crean Pattcrann. __L..... porch, garage,' storm windows 942 MAIN STREET AT ST. JAMES STREET fer.-f Evenlnga 2-6988 or 2‘4278 SOUTH COVENTRY -Six-room fo r fo u n flve.Jttx, seven roplq. tin ­ M ancheater M em orial Hospital. A n w itd CbJteif ball. W rilT —We, the Women. D o m e a l l c i/ni M ilan atraw a, fella in navy, red and brow n trim - and screens, large lot, $16,700. hoius w ith large porch th need of gle and tw iviam ily In M anches­ 9 :SS—WTIC—The BIx Mtory. WKNB—Music’. From the W est W m ed w ith .W hite . , . over forty atylea to aalect from . Hdihe Listings Wanted CaU Bornhelm and Smith, Sales Easter Cgu THURSDAY WDHC—Bing Croaby. I:SS—WDRfV^News. som e repairs. Beach privileges, ter, BM ton, Coventry and V em oa Lafayette Square in W ashing­ WTHT—Mr. Prealdent. WTHT—News: We the Women. Agents, 6048-6716, / ton, D . C., Is nam ed for the M ar­ C rate C «n«|y WTIC—Newa. ilAN CH BSTER — Ste room*. B V • aerifies, 15. 500, C a i i 3- 8825. -Ftsaiuea /R anged. How ard. _R . 1S:SS—WDRC—Bbxtnc Bouta. V a c a n t . H astingw Phone - . quis de Lafayette. tU »m h | # | C WONS—iTrank Edwarda. WCCC—Hanchealer Matinee. ' f ■ / . .T ' ■ ■ -'V eellent convenient location. Beau­ SEV ja^ RO OM elhgie; Four bed 2 1107 tgfi . . . A W WTIC^-The Silent Men; WONS—Newa. WHAT—Newa. F U L L S IZ ^ tiful condition throughout. Alumi­ room s. Largs lot Tw o-car ga X- WTHT-^ewa. • ' . ' • - C ' —TZ M anhm cdlow centen. l#:lft—WONB—Jack's Waxworks. WKNB-The Pattees. I . CLOVES by Nolan I'O® to 2'® *"'“ num combination doore and wln- rage. About 20 yeare old. Im m e WTHT—Dream Harbor. 1:16—WPRC—Ma Perkins. dowi. awnlnga, garage, Jlreplace, diate occupanc)|; P rice 815,000. j I*;SS—'WTIC — RobU'' Montgomery WTIC—Juke Box Jingles.. ^ W hite, navy, red, brow n . . . nylon, fine cotton, atrlng am«»lte drive. Ideal for children. Jam es J, -Rohan and Son, Real­ COUPON! News; Music Roort). . ' WTHT—Paul Harvey Leader SOAP WDRC—Dance Orchestral./'• ' WONS—Yankee Food Show. , k n it or plgakin . .. Slzea 2 t o S . Sarly occupancy. Priced • reaeon tors. Phone 7438. 99 W O O D B U R Y 0 | . WON8—ojacli’a Waxworka. • WHAT—Betty Kimball. ■ \ A of able. 814.500. R. McKendrick, <4 RCQUUII CAIUEt FOR LESS lum isi.... ^ WiTlT-iGucat Star. . l:Sa—Wd RC—Young Dr, Malone. Agent; Hartford S-Y78S.-^- FOUR BBOROaM rhouae. Large 10:44-^WTHT—Tfayel Diary of the Air WCCC—News'; Manchester' Matinee. fenced In lot. 80 days occiipan- ,,.WTHT--Cduaty.',Jf*ws;—Music JBall. Rapge Ei^STER PRESSES, 8 : ® 1 ^ TO RE SOLD >cy. A sking » 12,O 0O. B chw arta R eal II:SS—NewB oh all atatlona. - 1:45—WDRC—Oui'dlng Light.- ll!lS —WTHT—Lata Boh LIoyA WONS—Just Jenkins. ^ ’ HANOBACS [ to 2 *^^ y ^ 'O ttk m i faatlve aa a n R aeter baaket . . . fine broadcloth. Perhaps one^of the follovw Estate", M anchester'" 3274, H a r t - WONS—Jack's Waxworks, WKNB—Keyboard Kspera. /■■ Organdy, flaxed cotton. y - f o r d 5- 513A ZINC OXIDE 14, 0 | pow«er;| WHAT—.Nllfht Watch. 3 :a0—WDRC - - Second Mrs. .Burton. ing properties will meet you*^ WDRC—Public Service Program, WCCC—Music. Automatic OINTMENT^ 14Z . n i K ...... S w K S - S w n c — .’dews. WONSI-GonnectIcut Ballroom. requirenients: DUPLH 3 C H o u s e 8- 6, cehtrally lo­ WONS—Jack's Wxxworks. WTHT—Man' Margaret/McBride. "1. A nine room house on Lewie cated. G o ^ condition, Tel. 6998 11 :SS—'VV7n C —Wayne King Show, WKNB—News: 840 Club. Oven Timer b e t w e e n 8 and, L _ . ' , II :S«—WONS—Newa. 3 : l»-WDRC-Periy/Maadn. A-- Street—119,000. ____ ^ll;se—^'T IC —N«wa and Music. WTIC—Doctors Wife.' WHAT—Open House. 2; A six room Tiome bn Morse "PR IN taO TO N Street B ectlon-C ua- OLIVE TABLETS immid ' -^Tkeraday. Meeslag-...... ■t :S»:.^WeCC-:.Newsr Music. ' , , . Road—$14,200, tom b u ilt colonial, - three _ bed- -W rra—Newa; Frank Atwood. WTIC-Gtnderella-'M'eekend. DR. EDWARDS, SO* SIZE ai-au ...... M « / W tK S 0 ^ m lAT—N»ws: Rural Ronndup. WTHT—Dick wall's Music Hall: F O R M i R L Y $239 fitmtly of 18 rooms Tom m r, first floorTm vatorry, -am ple S;SS—Ht o NS—BJll Jenidna Show. . ■'-■News.- i ——qn Spruce Street—2I6;090? JCOO 0 U / - WW T P lc I ^t/w r .. e afn .; erv , -Frar.k . Atwood. --WBtBO-Tfdra-^Drske; -v'"-'— - open stairw ay, U rg e attached ga ­ WeeC—Nawsreei; . WONS—Conn/TlalIrQom. „ W ONDERFUL BU S f o r l K J Y S 4. A four iw m Caipe Ood with rage. Price llPflO O. Substantial LiSeraUy Guaranteed C A S T O R WHAT—CKkpcl Tik.n,. , . 7 expandable attic on Nye cash needed. F o r furth er Inform a­ PAPER TOWELS 91^ 7 ' OIL W T irf—MorSUng DeHtlohS . I _IIltop H o u sS j^ \ tion b y . appointm ent only. H ow - CHlQFtJNK-XSO SHEET. (Usmn, - A i ■ • ;rp-WTHT—Bi^kfast >lth. Ban. Street,—^14,500. WHAT—FTcf.' w aring. , -ack Downey's Music Shop. ; foriJttla ihfiveri tdlunio^S!! i 2 6-:A. s ix .. room... colonial on . ard R. Haatlng*. Phone 2- 1107. •;««—WDRC—RellglW Talk> rfflJS-SJan..™ Beautiful, WONS—News. ' n . / —Marriage for TSso. Prospect Streetr-$i7,000., EAST HARTFORD 7 :Oa-WTHT-*-Breakfaat with Ben. WIQlB—Newa; Request Matlnee.- WTfe—Bob Steele; Wether. W lteT —Ne-ws; Open House. 6i A six room modern home 3 bedroom ranch on. nice lot. H o t EASTER GIFTS WDRC—News time. ■ \ ...... 1 :16AJVDRC—Houieparty. _____ on Scarborough- Road— w ater oil heat, copper plum bing, WH»T-4Newa:. Cpffee CTubN.^ WTIO—Hoad of Life. u- all steel cabinet kitchen, fu lly In­ • WCOp—Good Homing, Good Ifuiie. . . WTHT—Mary Marlin. O -E “Speed-Cooking’’ at 11a liest. A utom atic tim er / $ 2 2 , 0 Q 0 . WKNB—Phil Hale. . »;IS -W CCC-New,: Music. for oven m eals gives you m ore tim e to t f u n . C O A T and H A J S C T S x to i9 '® ^ sulated, com bination alum inum WONS—Weather; BUI Jenkln'i SSw W TC—Pepper. Young’s Family. For further information re­ atorm window s. 84.000 c a s h r e * TOH^ITRiCr AND SETS ? :I S - W n c —Bob Steele. / / \ WTHT—Joyce Jordan. >'• V irg in w ool checkaT'donegala, g ra y flannel, navy regulatio.nf, raglan q u t r e d . $43 per m onth pays prih- trtm4 SOFT WONS—News. M WHAT—Jamboree. " and belted nnqdola . • . aU w ith w ide gro w hem a. P ! . garding any of these homes clpal, intereat, taXea and Inaurahce. ITALIAN 7 :35—tVTIC—Weather. F;4S—WDRC—Cedric Adams. please call EVERY MAKE AND MODEL TO CHOOSE FROM •LF PRO “Sr* 7 :SS-iij)RC—Old Music Box: Newi. S!W—W nC—Right to Happiness. EAST HARTFORDy tW )(i S ifA ' ’•PO-OO" M SRONOE D .^^iOO—SPsCe Cadet. , tra a tin g m pflelj,; 5 way auita. ■ ' ' ditional room s, full basem ent. / T e l . 48-7048 .49e »;15—Gabby Hayei. .’ OveM aed ' garage. Im m ediate ' W illiam M , McBride" S t e U o t M r y * NAIH PLAYING CH/^MOIt 5 :3d—Howdy Ddody. M ancheater 4816 CARDS . TiHa.qwkdD« 6: 0(>— Song Prem iere, ,/i> occupancy. Good neighbors BRUSH- 6: 25— w eather Forecast ■ Shown by appointm ent. M adelM D onald S. Gale 19 # 4 d ssa.***"*- « i 30— W ield- New# Today. BETTER DEAL Sm ith 'R ealtor 2-1642 o r 4679C H a r t f o r d 3-6280 PioidioalgU L small ARW Z!T m mT 8: 46— Vanity Fair TheM er, .N B rifib ie o lo ia Crisp,iisxibi.. j 5r . . . . . R 8 » T:W — Kakli. Fran k O I l l * . Redifced ^SPORT JACKETS sum 4 to^iJS'®* JO . . —7 NEW 7 : 16— The Goldbergs. \ t PONTIAC DEALER 7: 3(P-CO hhectlcut Spotlliinotllght. IW reda, plaida, corduroy. .atAMAN . 5th 3 . 9 8 BLENDED WHISKEY ... Mh COV 3B N TK T — M ain highway, Goodebild, Sr., O ffite 15 F o r e s t wdoiily. Tima ood 000-half for tiina ovar 40 CdNSTRUCTION CO. ' new four room single. Bath, heat, street Phone 7926. P.M. DELUXE O O T HIRAM WALKER’S < 9 lO C hmirs, ' ' '-y ' ' artesian ’W ater. Ow ner leaving -"1 BLENpED WHISKEY .. ,5th sSaO I IM P ER IA L ...... ,5th O a D D WadfeWe CABARblNE SHIRTS 2'®* s t a t e , $ 6, 800. Down lAyment, PACKARD $ 2, 800. EAST HARTFOR D— Two-fam ily. OLD MR. BOSTON - ^ ^4% W ILSON’S - \ n B y M odel . . . Sites 6 t o 16 . . . long alteges, pearl buttons, Occupancy soon. A ge nt 3- 8151. a TH AT’S A L L ...... 5th tw o flap pocketa, paate!^ p r darks; - Appointm ent Please Call 358 EAST CENTER STREET^TELEPHONE 5191 ROCKING CB IR ...... 5th OaOils WRITE BOX Z HERALD -J'; f o r SIX RO OM ranch— A A sone. liv ­ PILSERALE ~ PLENTY OF PLAYED PARKING SPACE i n g r o o m 15' X 2F. H ot w ater oU OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAYHL 9 P. M.. SATURDAY * n i 5 P; M. OLD 48 WINES A A ^ i 0 0 1 HOWARD R. HASTINGS heat, large lot. Exclusive .-w ith Port, Sherry, Moacatei...... 5th 0 * r C C A S E O F 24 CANS ...... s L e D D . E lv a Trie r. 3- 4400. Cemor Irood Stroof and MMdlo TnrnpHio m m -f- C - A ■ I .'..J PA(^E TW E N TY^ mNCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, Al 2, 1952 : MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD;t ilA N C B E STER.I CbliTN,. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2.' 1952 PAOBi TWiBNTY^SBVWi; crumbs. Add-'pheesa to the hot place. The temperature should be used as trimming on solid color mixture. Stir uHtil the cheese haa above freezing but not^od warin. lehlm garments. - Sale of Yule Seals man, George Nelson; sScond com­ -melted. ■ — ------Hungary Boss Blueprints mittee man, Donald Richards; Add this mixture to the well- 'PiCrrURES AND PICTURE WASHABLE N Y L o n s are third 'committee man. BlWood beated egg 'yoiks. S«i$on. Fold hot FRAMES AT MU(3H REDUCED afrtong the many O A L A SPRING - Nets $2^11 Totid Hudson; clerk jand- treasurer,. Har­ mixture into the atlfAy^taaten egg PRICES are..avallable right now DRESES 'fo r ^rla, misses, and Split-Cohfuse Road fo Rule ry Daggett; ' hnd auditors; John whites containing the^^t. Pour at the McGILL-CONVERSE (X)M- women at - the MONTGOMERTT 'Yeomaus and 'Theodore Wright. • 7T» meeting voted aa follows: to into a greased dish, ana\.bake in .PANy^.645 Main Street, because WARD COMPANY. In the won­ Mrs. Anna McCann, chairman of " j incroase the insurance on church a moderate oven (360 d e g t^ s F.) the^are moving out their present der-fabric that^/ieeda little or no By BNimE 6IABTON ' - 1946 election, W he points- •for one hour, or until set in ce,nter. Ironing are' crtnkle-hjdbh :ih very'" "property; to- ten thousand - doHare; There are' some handiicifrie' Budapest, Hungary, April 2 — In the article, and the small- "P orted « gay -colors whif etched nylon that to pul oaide the income from the big pictures and ruany smaller tm ' holders’ party got an absolute ma- toU l of $2,641.29 netted for the Mary E. Hyde Fund toward the The MANCHESTER FLO( gives a chdnnlng shadow-lace ef- Comjminjst, sizes. Hunting scsnes.jRor.al Brl.Ut?- pureh-)sii of a ntw -^gan- far. GSVEaaiG- GDMPANY at " Z lt silhouettes, and others would be. TecU:'Alt''■eMbH." Matyaa .BnkV^, .has . wrUtan.ah Ornund Down- F «e • ■ 37,. tM .data o f the club a meeting ' ' — ■ check, frock is -.crispl and. smart. chwrchr to ■ acrapt the fcill'owiqg MiUn Street can help you. make 'Charming singly or In pairs. Easel- astonilhlngly frank article for the "T h e smallholders Were continu­ at the Nathan Hale L«chooI, at n'arhes as applied for membarshM the drabbeft and dullest Old kitch­ Ijkck frames for your favorite Other very pretty dreaSes come in which Mrs. Zoe Bui'ke presided. A waihable bemberg sheer prints. In party's Magaaine .disclosing how ally forced to.zxpel compromised in the socletv; Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ I The SEnvm^ MA.CH|NB AT- receive a light coat bf colorleeg en, bathroom, or play-room into a ptU^ograpbs are $1.98 in gold or deputies either Individually or in vote, of appreciation was e.-ttendtvd ton HoiMe, $lr. and Mrs. Ro.v Dar- hrACHMENTS which' ere eveil- Slick rayon prints, in washable the -Obinmunlsl.8 seized power here. ^ Ducky Set 'ifaU enamel. Indispensable place of beauty. Their superior diver, metal in the 8»’ x 10” size groups,” he writes. 'This was to Mrs. McCann and her commit* wln.'Mr: and Mrs.,George Parks, ••ble at the SmaBR SBWINQ linen, and in taffeta. A clever eda- tee for their excellent work. atoick of high grade LINOLEUMS, and tnere are many sizes In wociiw o ^ Western dipidm.ats have studied called salaMI tactics ,, we ground Mr. and Mrs. Henry Skoog, Mrs. ‘CENTER, S83 M»ln Street, pro­ tume has a rayot) print dress and" Several 'letters of appreciation lether you're rushing to cd'm- 'NECKTIES OFJJISTINCTnON, A S PH A LT TO-E and other Aoor frames. \ tl)e article carefully and' conclude the strength o flh e enemy in these Steve BrsM, Mrs. Annie Shepherd, vide eipiple weye to give e pro- EasUr outfits or- planning Coverings have been chosen to a linen bolero. There are dresses from school children of Manches­ as ahowii In the colorful display at for ail occasions In sizes 9 to 62, at that it shows the tactM* used by fightc,’’ ■iWalton Verger, Mrs. Alfred Louis, _ ra^e -sMdiig., projects 'a i l Cbenay'r. make. the satisfactory meet. tbS needs of a wide variety Sew a ^ppeclal pocket ,4n- the Inletnatiohal. Ck)mmuni4in-4tll-;Over ter v/ere read, ■thanking-'^ the club and -Mra... R oscoa T albot prices ranging- from. $4.00 to - tr t r obvtouv a veteran -poilHcian-| i a ' doTMtforf^f which is JSaatar g ift for. Uie.jtaaWdiftus gen-, o f ^aborati.ve acheiMis.'Of-differeot shbulder—lin iM - .of .youF'.'... coat- -,^xlbe..wofld, ...... , qSie, annual joeetln g o f . thR-Tol-:) $1-2.98: ------'J------like-Rakosi- would-not reveal- his- helping tfi'iwakeTpoasfeie e held at the County •ewing, Kittoh. hblen gfve CHm '61 'flannel,' I p ip r S ^ a ^ with your • Never re-freeze thawed sand-^ battle fought and won. Western' 6. The next concert occurs April partment of the -J. W ,^HALE range of fabrics and In patterns big advantage of having all instal- Home School. Vernon Center, - on — Eltttd *titt!h‘ hw favorite fragrancX. wiches and do not store them l6ng- says the fundamental Communist diplomats say. there is little doubt 8 and will be M ven by "the Ithaca COMPANY. From th* gtant-slse deaigneci to. suit the tastes of eith­ latlona supervised by a man of Move in seizing pqwer is to split T1»uradayj|,l ^ p. m.’ Guest apeak- for sklrte n v e time and enei new spools of mercerieed cotton er than-two weeks. the technique Is the same with CbUege Bari< The hem-etltcher and aig-ox at $.10 and full-sized "Social Survey;’’ how the party Unemployment claim s4t the Office for 1C .years and acting and yel offers you this Roller Koater, , .V • ' appointment was made. .'^because it is not "dated” , EASTER GREETING CARDS season are presented in man^.'at­ -marshrnallow-fiUed eggs in a big used “ salami tactics’’- -^demanding Manchester area showing a sub- Postmaster _alnce_ OctoheR PQRTARjUE RAP'XJSr^hlch as­ regutariy priced at $1.39, ■fot^onlyt'^ — Following, the Mtsiness meeting have an especial Toveilness this tractive >ays at MATH e R’s;;AT fgK. box at $.35. T h e gala baskets 4 titttfe more earti day like emnng atanttal increase fo r ,tn« secfmd was 6nTiVlhdBV''id'^lrito8'Poaim lovely faBrlcs ' lend them- sume renewed Importance, with thirty-nine cents . . . with each.^- the members-Viewed an interesting to the new fullnesg without year at the DBWEY‘RICHMAN THE CENTER. NecklaCes bf -froM' are filled with multi-colored eggs, up a. salami thin slice after this week In a row, hnvy zoomed to ter of this office. ' ' good ' driving, weather and gailon df Super Kem-Tone. priced movie on West Virginia, shown by . .bulkiiwea. .Charming ,cpi- COMPANY, ,767 Main Street. Fea- one lo four strands start Irt price and the baskets of woven straw ; 1 •lice. 299 from 210 two weeks ago. , On Saturday morning a sunnise thabnTComlflgvbaaPbaH.sawn, gs? 'have -ftiture-i-uses. -A'"panorama"- nt-$^98'v\.'de«p'Colora,-.$5.29. You ? rLsM'reooe- Spencer,the audio-vis-;, ' combinations M aybe chosen tO tOrirfg botlf 11* lon^-poMilat' 'Rust- at' gS'iiW; 'WcIudWg Yax,'-TliBre’ a 'i'' ’■ ■ 'THl’iiSr'W'is'aS^;'-'‘i¥gafd!hg '' ' '=W iW --'«-' •MOriy-«eiatws • brtng' a1ert"df tW IdtiT handsomely represented in two save”a dollar, for you have a $6.37. ual education coordinator in the {coMpUnient any : contpleaion. craft cards and the Hallmark very effective nev/ ‘Icolltutf’- of egg at $.29 or $.49 shows flowers banlcs, for Instance, first we re­ added to the rolHi during the week was ordered for the hours o f B a. mddels ,8t KEMP'S, INC.j 763 inside, Easter pleasure for adults' value - for objy- $5.37. .Hemember, - . Manchestersthiwl,’ayate)n,, . - lAhd lb those of us Tn'lhe idctnlt'y, Main Street.. The latesl R. C. A> cards-=-^ao“ .-yividiy*. ptsaented on pearls Really'''■rtegarir krti the' quested' dhty state‘ 'cbht'rbi;. Ta‘teK ■ending' March/49cl^-29 for-A percentage t o ^ ' '"'Ttie' ■ talOffiJI • 'cb^' television that customers are ask­ Will be found in the many cos­ this Super Kem-7H5he offer is lim­ irtcrenae during that week o f 16.3, Mrs. Margaret Boyle, Mrs.' Lil­ (pricaa are remarkably low for. ■Victor (replacing Wld even im­ genuine cultured pearls yoli may the nationazilatlon of only tlirer lian VanZander and Mrs. Mcllle or.era^n of those who re.snonded ing for them exclusively, tha com­ metics—or in the very pretty ited to this )^ e k only at TH E Manchesta'StW finally has lost .Its •remnant lengths and pieces with proving on their popular "Olobe fee there. ,, , big ban)<,:'. In industry, in a simi­ Farr arranged and served a de­ to the csll is appreciated by the ‘easllv avoided irregularities at pany has stocked cards to please Easter cards. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO., 719 place a.Syhaving■s/na .. the office rcfror^jt- . ^ leaders. Trotter” ), is smartly encased In MAIN STREET. Better hurry to lar way, first the state manage­ lightful tea. Mrs. Farr and Mrs. |the CHENEY BROTHERS REM- deep blue plastic and sports a every taste and to meet every ment of mines Was. demanded. We ing tbs' least number of claims. On Wednesday, there wdll be It is wise management to de­ Denim,- the old standby for play save now! JtanBlicfitei'B.-EaBJtloh . laKen Anna McCann - poured. The com- . .l-^ A N T flALEaRQOMi. - -___ .red leather handla.. . Tha pries, is peed in.beautlfiil.dealgns.and.naciat — -4 " — 'grathtally;cxpanded-:thts- request -to- mfttewwaa assisted ))jrsixth grade .smotheR-..taat...neilad. .during..—the attractive sentiments for general frost ' your' home -freezer whenever 'cl6th'eB';''‘is"avBllabIe 'this 'se'ason' in by /Willlmantic, whtcl( reported $43.29. The other portable, at girls from the Nathan Hale School, hours o f 2 to 5 In the afternoon. or special use, .whether one wishes the"snow” Is-half .an inch thick. plaids and stripes and may. be the higge.st machinery and smelt­ 2,71 claims, ! ' Never use a dust cloth but once $39.25, comes In a dark brown T h e ing plants and, finally', we shifted -TVelve - Bo.v Scouts -and,, their to emphasize the religious aignlA- {without washing It. Soiled rags plastic case with alligator pattern EASTER FLOWERS AT MOD­ to nationalization.’’ Marichenttr's increase In unem­ Irndors, Latham True,^ Richard •tucked away In comers and cup- trimming. Both radios have a cance of the season, the personal EST PRICES will bring beauty ployment,' according to the State I-eon and Harold (Jorth'cll, went on affection to. members of the family In'. agri(rtiltiire, at Jlrst, faripk \ (boards are fire hazards. ___ .Wider range of reception than do and pleasure from 'McCX)N- under 200'acres vvere not toucjifed. Labor"' Department, was due in an overnight ‘ ramnlng trip to many full-sized models. I f you've or special relationships, or to .. \ , ----- — VTLLE’S, 302 Woodbrldge Street. KEMP^S- RECORD DEPARTMENT SUOOESTS That miant that the majority of pprt to a textile firm placing 25 Pioneer Camp In Barkhamnstead a graduation gift to choose this please children with cunning bun­ on ..f?.aUir-dflj:-.rcU!mkng .su.nday._ „ \ • REUOIOUS MEDALS -AND 204t Potted plants Include .Jilles, peasants'WtTTr-notMflected';'’' ' ' ----^ on.-a- skip-weelc..schedule, ..and .a. ■" ■^" iK^IO IO D S ■. BRXCELETSr Arb year;“ yoMd';to'well • to-see these- nies, chickens,, and dUoks,— ■ - — On Easter Sunday morning at Mrs. Harold Corthell and daugh­ ...... ng -for a flattCTlrig bydraiigeas. byacinihs and. - As for the-churc$es,-,Rakosi i-rtta toy firm laying off 25 while mov­ ,^ ..^ '^ lc e to own and appropriate as portablesT ^ ...... , the regular Worship service there ters. Janie arid Elizabeth, were t^hls sew-easy set With rhumba- that tal^s you everyplace with daffodils. Bouquets of spring Apw- NEW HIT how "we destroyed . this--leac- ing to new quarters. / (gifts at this Easter season. A t To soften light, or to bijir a view Of Manchester's^ total 299 will be special music. The.Sunrise overnight guests a l the Leon home ruffles and amusing IltUe duckling charm? fh en you'll be delighted Crs are fresh and lovely. Cprshges tlonary front of unitv"'oy^splitting •MATHER'S AT THE CENTER, To preserve the hard covers on that is just average, hang sheer or claims, 123 were filed by women, service on that day Will bo con­ on Saturday, — .... trim is Just the ticket for'your lit­ with this neatly tailored two. piec- are priced from $L0O up.' Phone ‘theroNare very charming exam- your children's books, coat them tle girl...... - opaqua glass -curtains -over the "TRY ...... Stan Frebtrg -Catholics nndProtesfan u‘and .takr and 100 were initial. _ . ducted -by ■ the Youth Fellowship; er designed espe^lly in women’s 2-5947...... tPlea- -•A' -ials for children, ladlea, with thin shellac. .— ------Pattern 2045 contains tissue window.... ______A • log. thcm,on scparatjHS, The Cathp- -This to be followed by, a break­ Sizes. N ice' with dontraal,' or in •TpAHO STATt FAIR" ...... Vdiiglin MdnrM 11c Church was 4 m touched until fast served in the church social 'or genUr nen atart in price at pattern sizes 3, 3 and 4 years in­ monotone. E ASTE R SPECIALS BY ESSENTIALS FOR OUTDOOR ^oak your comb and brush for N ' after the PrqlMlants had been room by the Ladles’ Benevolent (gl.77 in Sterling silver or at $3.37 cluded, material requirements, . Pattern No. 6462 Is a sew-rlte HOUBIOANT are as delightful as WORK are completely stocked in ten minutes In a bowlful of soap­ talrtn care,-^ Autos Cheaper,"" So'tcty. .{ . iln gold-filled medals. Medals In sawing instructions; hot iron perforated, pattern in sizes 34, 36, "GoiN* ON A hUYRiD^^... • • • J*‘ ggy FILMS-GAMERAS theirare bargain-priced.- The- kVve- the .basement -section ot..the j-.- W. suds to remove dirt imrticles easily c - .-'Oontrotaj, Holtee -On- Maimdsy Thursday, a .serv­ • ^ *ten-carat ■ aoHd • gold. • for- geotle- .transfer for embroidery and appli­ 38, 40. 42; 44. 46; 4(), 50, 62. Size Fr,ASn BULBS; CASES, HALE COMPANY. For enrich­ and quickly. \ ‘ On tha other hand. 'Rakosl ice o f worship will be held-In the imen are $7.69. (A il prices In- ly Chantilly toilet water and liquid que, color chart and full directions. 36, skirt and front blouse, 27S 'WASHINGTON A n 6 LEE SW ING " Jerry Shard MOVIES. PARTS ; ing and beautif.ying one’s lawn, 'W'rltes,, "there was one .single spot church at 8 p. ra.. "TTie Christian telude tax). Bracelets may have sachet are teamed ti^ether In Send 25c in Qilns, youi* name, yards of 39-Inch; contrast, short there are SUPERIOR F E R T ILIZ ­ HANDSOME GIFTS FOR MEN Life, A Fellows'hip With Christ.” (a central medal set off by rose- trial sizes at $1.86. For variety, address and the Pattern Number sleeve, IIS yards. » hMcfo our party demanded the ERS - Vlgoro at $.aS' for a Ave- are many at M ATH E R ’S A T THE Brccke'nridge, Minn. — (75 —r On Palm Sunday at 8 p. m.. there •flgured placques, or be made up enjoy the Duo .Qologhes— your to Anne Cabot (The Manchester fo r this pattern, send 30c in > lesixKrship and tolerated neither Arthur Drug Gtpres Jof nine pieces with a different sa- choice et glass- That may sound like a selfish atti­ / T a k e ' galoshes or rubbers off-as and economical designs that are in a cool,' dark, well-ventilated ple’s Democracy.”. pie Who are forever tearing each, he picked out the car. will be the speaker. Appreciation WANTED jas. Chili until «rm . Pour, cream tude. But It isn't a question of other down, w)io are always tak^ soon as you get Indoors. They easy to sew. Gift pattern printed The State Security bureau con­ (or custard sauCe on top. (T o pre- Leincn drove in with h'ls. chil­ Is expressed to Mrs. Lester selfUMness—just self-protection. Ing a gloomy attitude towardTlfe, cause feet to perspire and Can ruin inside. 26 cents. trols the police. tpars custard sauce, use 1 package An unhappily married couple la shoe leather. ^ .y . dren.— Gale, 13;- Gerald, 12; Vir­ Thompson, who was director of the Apply To and marriage Itself dbesn^Mook so Rakosi also declared that the ginia. 10, Ronald, 9; James, 8. C7)urch Happy Hour. Mrs. Paid (vanilla pudding and pie fllllng mbc always, either consciously or, un­ rosy. party was anxious to have Com- •plus 3 cuna milk.) -Insert (lilt side, children at their best because they Mitche II, 7; Cletus 6; Carroll Ann Donahue has assumed that posi­ Thes. Haherty, Supt. consciously,. selling marriage A CROSS AN D C H A IN is a munlals head many trads unions (of knife deeply between glass and lovely Easter gift. Many nice ex­ treat the youngsters with more 5; Paul, 3. and Mary 1 tion currently. , short. and "the trade union council's lead- |gelatln and eut sllghtly,^ allowing Spend enough time with a cpij- LADY HAMt^HIRE HOSE amples of which may be seep at courtesy, respect and tact. Leinen picked out a 1936 car . A t the ann.iai meeting the First have mliltlj^e allure- -as you will M ATHER:S. JWI - T H E C E N TK a. ership had aCommunLst majority.” priced af $98. With license and Eo:cIy.'»lastl'cal Society of Andover Cuiuliial Board Go. bS\^ hM if ed 'rr ybU^TbRow lel^^^^ A chlld’a set is priced from $3.66- I f you’re cpiritemplatlng the =■' RMko'SrS story is' 'eSpreclMly lM -ftra n sfer' the'deal' 'caMe US"SKIS',' D'el'd In ihe 'c'h'urch 'Social Vodrti'bh Sion. And. that Mlure is available lin silver or $4.27 in; tO-carat gold, “ home beautifol” ' this spring prcs.9fve since the Communists Lelnen gave Wing $3 and the fam­ Saturday night the following, offi­ 615 ;P((iHtar Stroal right here lii town-rst BLAIR’S, Ineiudlng tax.. Ladies' acts start' you’ll realize hoW much is con­ 824-838 M A p t STREET — TEL. 713$, MANCHESTER polled only 17 per cent of the vote ily drove home—In two cars.~ cers were elected: First committee 767 Maln-Btreet. For the dressiest in price at $3.56 and include a tributed by GOOD-LOOKING of chic, there are nylons with col- beauty in 10-carat«-gold with a W INDOW SHADES. Do you bred bead Work on top o f the in- diamond,' j ' know that the JOHNSON PAINT etep^ The personal note comea.,ln COMPANY, 699 Mafn StrSet, can with your InlUals ort your ankle. Haven't you ofteh!|tad a grand­ supply "-shades in all the popular More conservative, but still dis­ parent, a baby-wltter .ibr a meighbor colors? ... and. that, you can get tinctive are the b|ack-outllned tell you how well-behaybd your these shades, with the protective heels. All types are washable— chlia^n are, •whpn'i: you know green ..on one side to avert glare, and. all,. .baxurlpus.,.-rricea-. ju'e tljeyii^xbcen behayl^ whjie the qth'ex.ilt tan, e.ream « r $1.85, ALAS,-or $ lT g a pair.------Indiaits around, home;? , White? . i f you have old shades Sure you have. - E veiy mother with qome wear left, the company has. So there must be a reason, for will REVERSE SHADES for yoii so that the worn, soiled end is , Perhapq/ti's that others see our out of sight at the. top. ^ Ckdcolate Coeoanut ...... I f you have any knick-knacks around the house that scratch the Cream Eggs . furniture, ran strips of cellophane JFaney EastPp / , ,Fresh coedariut fpvered with tape- over- the-.aneven surfaces. ^ O m B o x i^ L O F T ’S-Dark and Milk Chocolate. ThbUlaii^dr of peopl#fidW oo^ cmd LOVELY EASTER FLOWERS A ^ r t ^ Candy ^ j y eppg, / to. 0 1 . 1 0 IN THE LOVELIEST PRE.SEN- - 'eggs in Easte^ TATTON Is one dt the success-se­ dresses thot will bo tn the ^^Eotlter Porade" if crets o77he JOYCE FLOWER package. 12 e ^ , SHOP, 34 Church Street. The U 0Z8. #1.30 : Starahmmitoip Kgga glories o f the- beautiful lilies, properly diy cleaned. >> azaleas, daffodils, hyacinths, vio­ Fluffy marshmallow covered " lets, and other potted plants are with Dark and Milk Chocolate. . . ^ ^ .. ■ enhanced by their wrappings of l i c0gs, 10 ozs. 8 B e ,/ paper imd ribbon. Their cor­ sages proclaim .sheer artistry, — ^obd diyctepnillf^W^lr^irn^lir^ both in the selection of flowers ' . •* - V' ______. ■ ' •* • __ _ ^0^ and In the adornment o f .colored ties. The "small shop with the beauty and sheen of fRbtmnds^r'garmenfis big reputation” will reward your the greatej^ array candies patronage. ^ and make them completely fathionoblo for Whpn emptying ash-trays, maUe sure- every cigarette butt Is out. You might even sprinkle a little irntk Chocolate "Easter ParadO." , , S water over them. Buaaie»9 Chicke I f ybu're furnishing a new home mmdKggrn or confronted with spring clean­ . ll ing looking with disfavor at an Easter goodies made ^ Give your diy cleaner aiTopportunjty to do old. rug, -you'd profiC-by a- viait - to oilk)f^S^re, ,ir,..S.«En5^k -MANCHEST^ - CA RPET CENTER, ' 308 Main , Street. '"wtioT^nie Milk hii best work fbr yibll by lottin g yOUr wort; to" ^ rp : P Thev*ve-'"a6)okod" a huge number C ho^hkte. of lov*iy ■ designs and. lieautiful 'folor*/ and combinations *n Tiim EARLY.' It will pay and you will bo fully WAIX-TO-WALL CARPETING 'n”., and in new ROOM-SIZE RUGS. Fine quality and g'ood taste mark ~sotisfiod. -'.L'*,-', -■i.rrsr! -r*E .: VaseUita-on".eotd..oream-,mbbad, on the eyebrows and the bridge pf your nose will keep aoapy trickles from running into your eyes when ^you shampoo jrour hair.

DRAPERY AND UPHOL- srtcERY FABRil^S in (he many, Right fof Easter and Spring ^ /Only LOFT’S brings you such a^ast ■ ' TWs Acf Sponsored many choices to be founej at Cheney's can bring the gaiety of J Tassortment of Easter treats. Visit" spring to the inside of .the house. See the New Fashions in Oar Catalog 1 ^ hew kne pf draperies ~ offers ’ your nearest LOFT’S Shop The Better Dry Cleaners Ot Manchester ^ limitless possibilities for new home ^ see the largest/_^ay of finer quality beauty-^aplashy big flgvMw on Right in stap wdth the fqjhlon pqrada—all patterns, fabrics and ppiors, ,(n sizes for liiieh or cotton, festive glazed tha latest styles in Wards Spring on . . r- .' ' \ wealth o f variety in type. Prices '"EUster B ouquet G ilt B ax Fialier Dry Clean$er$ - New Model Laundry ; are modest, because of unnptlce- V ■ “ J Aifd a host of oth£T L O F T S '’ ^ able irregularities, at the " traditional Easter Candy treats ?• LOFT’S finest Chocolates in a decorated m ^ l (7HENBY BROTHERS REMNANT 4 - SALESROOM.* Hare's hew to gat o Library Cotologt container,. Milk or Dark- 1 lb., 1 o*. 01»00 Idell Dry Meanm . N m iSystem lan n d ry ■I ' « ; J-iaH • I- .-•A*- .-*^'■>■1- - limply visit the ^ to lo g Deportment Catalog'Soles. Deportment ' ' More people in Connecticut buy L O F T ’S Candy than any other kind '■T-W -OMeae Souffle J in our store or moil coupon at rjght. (Serves 6) ' “ ■/ , > _O na-aiuL.oae-haIf cups milk, 1 We'H send you, WWiCHit obllijalieiri, a PlaoM^zehd'me a Library Copy of Words New Manehnter Dry Dleanera ^ Rainbow Ufy Cleanen Spring dnd Summer Catalog. ■if. cup bresuJ crumbs, 1 tablespoon library copy of our big Catalog for fat, 4 eggs, H pound cheese, shav­ - •' k ed thin (3 eupc),.$t teaspoon.salt, two weeks er longer if needed. You Nome - f , „ ^ 4 . . 4 1 0 H ue tt» you eum give pepper to taste. may borrow It o i often os you like. . « 1 i " Thrifty O ry IMeahers / _ _ Heat the milk, bread crumbs, Address:!...... and fat In a .double boiler. Fojt-the ■ gnunbf crumble op leftover ptecev 829 MAIN STREET and throughout Connecticut D f bread and pack the measure a*«« •-••••«• e PhOfTGe well. I>o not use fine, very dry

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V' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD» MANQUESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAYt APRIL 2, PAOETWENTr-lJlljft-^'i^ ^ G H T -TT k/lNiCiESTEl JO -HEHALD^-MANCHESTEE;. CONN^WEPNESDAyi 1? ■ r - Cas6yjat the Bat Gettini; Tliat Extra Base T r i i i i 'ops R ec :ue Liiie-Up Depends on; Situation z Rec Junior BasketBaRleague ■ Yank e e s’ Manager D eclares Red^ Sox Have Another Ted Williams liMilers Give Indiims Six-Footer 4^ .... :.... By Oaaey Stengel tyouT best team "on-the fleW-for er Yankees' Manager Drove McGraW Ngts ijwhat the situation demand*. . , The Yankee' Infield last seasibQ , McDougald's ability to hit:- both 'J " l- ..... Poiftts in By8y BAiphBSIlph B!inFlght psnniRad Th* doealer qw Roily Hemut, St Sheekcy R^lierup j point* i " on* ^ before foullni; fact that we had qn-AG inflelder— aiKimde which JopjrJ. Mils ! power at the plate. Gerry Golc- Sox camp thia spring itiaii you'll Goodman mov'h* to first baa*, on only two hUMh six Innings. 4n Alternating Chap,.. G ra^th c dlctatpr;^ouId never -i nian, strictly a second bastman, ^ d in a -ahort-atm^; mSgasin*. 'defanse. where tha remainder-of Loula Cardinal tnfialder, ha* a new 'Th* FJJopId Champloij.'New York And Bill W9d ^ T h ird ; ' urinermK Vras BUI Sheekey of The boy wRh the built-in gen- qulte^ Giant maw : bam right and hits southpaws Tsd WUHams batting - ascond, the swing shift has Ted Lapcln at antiY under th* oolumn eailaft “at- scored four^run* in the •chBntplon of Frankle’a Driver known as our two-platpon system, I But Geriy’s work against right- ' hitter!' has bean added^-- Flunncla admittad the first two 'John J, rlsed u K w ign detec­ ball writer*. , Lepcio, a Utica, N. Y., MSyear B -arairi v n a r 1 M* wn* third with 247 point* a~ device which came abut because tives tq keep clMSk on his ! handers waah't too j;ood Ihst year. A pise* Uie boys missed, and the Hemui it prebablyAff* most Im- run*. it was the best, solution to a tj most unreliable athleteq, Casey' ! Thus, when we -(frere \ip against a old who hatted .268 fqpLouiaville. roved playar m-'MaMger Eddie RoMii Robert* got hia lumps at one Tom Vawkey and Joa Cronin Jacksonvillt, Fla, as th* B ^ n n lish problem. among them, of Oourso,. One ! rightie, Gerry shifted to the bench ia tha allckeat sacqiHrb'eaeman in Stanky'a equad. \ like beM. has to do with tha Bosox tha party. Rlchteiv* Norfolk, Vt., Rfsvaa poundsd him for 18 hit* to A lot of managers^gh around ^ copper would follow SUngel ^ and Gil took over at second". Dr. The fpnfier Navy ChlM Petty havli^ another Ted Wllllgm* and 24-.vear-old, wfia the fintat fialdlng nffteow'Yrom San Diego, caHf., la smear the Philadelphia m nies, saying, "Players vmo^make myj and Irish Meusel, who palT Bobby Brown, who hits ' right­ Joe.JOlMaggio-^thajr hopa..t...BMk ‘ In ^bi?®of®5..'*Sui5l ‘J l n ^ fotth '’'pf.'^. ^Uy Parefak *o? handers .With everythin^:, but his - ■ ahortatopj-'W'the American ’ Aa- ig Drapafruit Laagufi'mtON- 10-4, - . - ■ Hprm:* rrg^iitcrejl.a poinht M<> starting^ line-up^ hhve to hit any .together, regularly—-until thlay'; coma from the Hl-Tomt, who rep­ i ; ^uon<^ W lleglan*."^* Twarklns of the 0ollegl*n* kind of pUchlni;''' That's fine and icalpel, played thiiM on that pla- aorlatton and patted .821. : at a .SOO^p, a pace of qourse Roberta, left under fire In -the spotted the sleuth. resent IKta e l^ and Thpmagviila V /acored 826 point* In IS A m e * for i„ 206 to round out the dandy untll'you start Ipiling games iban. tlHn Tftd 1 > P ^ The Box, would give which >^l'^*clln*. ■ / eighth fnhipg In favor Of Jim Ken- wholesale, then it's hot fine and The next night, Meusel vfent unit plan wasn't new 1051-- In the Claa* D , Nfirth Oarollna But^smiia' hitting m not just •tenty<^>'Konetsnty itoppad.that 3 ?",? ll"t o f player* who *cor#4 wore State League, pl*.veriLand j* large chuMs-filmoo* •4*b*r* toui nurobei^f polnU and ^ a f p ^ U . dejtinlteiy undanay. " one direction and ;Stehgel an­ year. It really started in my firsb . ao many thingag^-knd.the sam* ii la ..for a capable trepfia baaeman, a, iia*h In th* pan. Th* 27-year-old rally hut waa Slugged for two 'Individual gam e^erage are the p ra ^ le V and the tegloh each ■'If-a -man simply cannot hit any other. McGraw PKrived a year wit1v.the champions, sea­ X Gene Stephens Is the lisw Wil­ true of MaiiagbTiBandreau. hut only th* have j| '■'hollar guy" Improvad vastly dur­ more runs in' th* ninth. ,Je»t mark* ever^ recorded _ in the pfaced four.jnen among the tpp kind of pitching, .you’ve got to prompt report. He acedsted. son of I94^alias the 'KekrW the liams, a 19-year-old strlngbean out "T h e Gold So* offer everything! spare part. Juan they're not h*lp^ ing th* l*tt*r h ^ of th* 1981-Sea­ Th* 8L Louis Browns • hletory o f thA/Iaat Kaat Side clr- j j aeorcra. Wade, Decal, Beriile take, him out against the pitching Casey the next' day. ____ Big BandageX That fras the sea­ Rlchie/Asbburn, PhlUles outfielder,'slides Into third safety ar Braves third ibaiemsn Fxl Mathews of Gravette, Ark., who batted .887. tncKidlng platoons in the Ipfieid: tng"anyb{)idjCleant of all theTBean- son. He wouipr up th* y*ar With with two five run ralll*sJth.d«t*at ,/iult. one o f ^ e *'» beat. McQueenay and Phil Peaaa repre- he can't hit. Either that or buy .“Why didn't you. go out with son of DIM.sggiO-’a had heelXand wait* fo^ball in first ibning of Philadelphia-Boston game at Jackaonvlll*. FI*. Ashburn reached third T6m Umphlett—20, 8-3. lT0--4a a Pteraall, a gabby gtiy'o'ut of a .281 mark" but socked A juicy tha Pittsburgh Piratssr K M at Meusel last night, like you from first on a-4ihort.4i'lt by Connie Ryan to left field.Braves won, TO-4, l AI* Wirephofd). Nouston, Tax. RooMSuiauny pyck Zabel dphhed nn 123 field goal* g^hted FVankle'a and Sheekcy, Leo a one-way ticket to the league pneumonia, H^rlcji's knee. Ber­ Ahoakl*', N. C., lad who . .runs, Wat#rbury,^nn.,-yl8; Holy Croaa. .man. haa^B:IjLid«wba*ling .844 elip,.mim-mtd-July on. ■ Wnd7#*f;i86ch*Mty toaaeaffir hU Day.. Deti Hubbard and Oeorg* basement. Aud i. donT jvant to asually do?” . McGraw dc- ra's. brokBn'thumb,\ and. Aelda and awingr Hka DiUafgte.'' ia a auperior dutfHSdar, ao{Tftw "1 1 (1*116 aloH* earned namu* hi* sswM It up wlU*klds playt'd'alongsid* each where, hy the wa,v.-he furii made JSUO.jiMkw -jnenu JAbrpugh In ope. piece, . Fim or Six Teajns nim aom* plsce, ‘ Many Marlon ifcititiSSawr :.Juat i»hts'.pregTe8aj{iaftri*'1WiWhg "b* {utlliaad at firat base or In l*ft homsglo pace th* Chicago Cuba to ______^WaHieriineM nnC- ' . The same business Is true on lowed, you’ll have to give me a Because of the high Twi league games were staged quired the winning way aa the Hl- .8*8 for BIrmin :riei(l, But Johnny Peaky la out-fif aeid Iset spring. "Can't let a fuy ijefense,. too, .Some players .arc .detective,, o f my. own. . J gaih't ualtte.Sj Ihero... Had, to triumph over UM.,Chiigago . >«v*ry . Monday,.:.W*dne*day. and .Tons.qwapt to tha-pennant and , Hon US ir.iaAdTSweds Ria- plaee. and actwthe-part, at-aprendr Uk* .'that go,-'-'-tha- fotmer Card Box in a night gams at Ran better fielders than others. You're gonna save this club per more shifting’ around; Oiir ThaFs Ttri Loop Question Friday nights last season, weather loat only on* of nine game* In th* berg, thi expelled with tha and obviously I* now unaatlafae- manager concluded. just being stubborn when you dough .doubling up!”.- ' like a game of musical chairs; you Antonio, Paul Minnsr and Johnny 1951-S2 Rec Scoring Leaders play-offs. "ix. are the only two atlck- tory at shortstop. / Hemus wa* listed aa a aeci KItppatsIn llmitsd th* Sox'to five leave the fur.ible-fingered boys in. never knew who was going to be ahortatopa Mdtlmefa ran. re- baseman In 1961 hut Solly ftgCired When you have slick flehlhrs rid­ where next. w ill the 1962 TfrUJght Baseball I the PA's voiced their opinions dt Stephens and the -ybunKatar with Boudreau would Uk# to work hits wMI* th* Cubs whacked three r. who awdtehed -from the our- ha had no chance of t(tk(ng the White So* pltchen^er 18 .blo ^ 'PlRynr Tfim ‘ ing the bench. Especially In the M.lze, the welkin^' boxcar, out and After that seaso^i I'd served my League b* composed Of four, five 1 the previous meeting that they all th* Umphlett will to • ■ tiowed-up Vern Sfemana at third, job away from Rad ^b. FrAnlils't ...... 16-44 a good catch can save the ^ y . time*. I'm a pro. \ sason? This question will proba- league operated at ML Nebo. For rosier. 'The mtlljiary draffprobabty either too young or too old. third during tha - I>ewJ; TrtnklA'x ...... »tt» o— 61^83 (Tomorrow: Viva la bench.^ bl>,b» answered Wednesday hlght the past 19 year* the Twi League will gat them b*m«f^they com* ond baaemfin, and hesitataa to C.VmlRk, Hfrm'fi ...... «-77 That's why I'd/take^Big John The basic idea is simple: have The heat defenal.ve Infield can't Once Hemus"took over as a Last NighVs F ig h ts" ^TlVarklhi, CoUfgUina ...... 14-26 whetKJeagu* official* and te*m ha* played it* game* at the West back to stay JbuL all hand* agree hit. nr at lease lacks power.- start a pair of green hands on the regular in jidy he wa* in th* line­ "'Surowiac. Herm^ ...... fld-ioe stives meet at lhe Weiit^C'''■Sid* Oval. " that they definitely are on their bualnea* of tha ao-lmportXnt Dsy. l>Rlnn ...... 31-62 • r. Herm' unbroken string of 29 victories., So Boudreau, the; great Im- up for By THE ASROCIATED PBBM Sid* Rec'Wt 7:30. . ■ way. proviaer. shows certain aigna of doupie play, eapeclalty When hie'la Three HIU ICInf, lAurelt ...... 30f66.r Pictured above are members of the Nasstff ,Arms, 1951-52 Bast Side Rec Junior Bahket Smith fights from a semi- NSIIk City ia undecided whether not at all s\ife almut their hitting, ■ Urn Angeles—Jimmy Carter, r v « e f Frankla’a ...... * ...... M-76 THE crouch. He, has one of the dead­ Last y e a i^ x tearoa started tlw to field a team again this reason, permitting, with makeup games ' A yesr ago\pom DIMaggiO said circumventing an unuauti situa­ pounded out a triple and 184, New 'York, outpointed LSuro League champions. Front row, left to right, Bob ModeSn, Carl Silver, Myles Biardi, Martin Starln ' Confused ? ____. "; ” :::: ■ - ... Charlie Burdick: Back-mw; left-tu-right, Ronnla Larson, .Jack . Whitbam,.. Bob ...Buckley,...Ekt.Wojcik liest,; right bands in the Jfeatber-. season but with . Ay*., flnishing,, ;Th<» -.Jta*m lost, several. kgy_.play- :on. ..Tuesday . Atgbta: Jn;. .addition- of 22-yea r-old^inv We'raall. ”X tion, by employing Mflald .unit*. ^ , o slnglss ysatarday u th* CMrds R a ^ 181. M0tHa«*y, Ifi ■ i ■ llpQuMtiPyr Fwnkle'f ,; rr: .r. r,*;.; . ;.'.. M»44 and coach Wally Fpptln, ■ ...... ■'------— ------■weight division; Pratt and Whltnay copped cham­ ers to the service end to other Sunday rontests were played dur­ never **w '* ’'r'di(rele who 'could db Dropo, Goodmsn. Junldr So'a Lou Boudreau. , / defeated ths'lMtrolt Ttgare, S.^O, at (mils). Damktf, t^ifion ...... ^ 37-46 In. Flanagan, Smith will be pion honor* duringx^he regular St. Peltreburg, Fla. The 'Mows in­ 8-30 ing May and the first-part of NSW Orlsan* —> Juan- Padilla,/ ^ ^ln|[, Wrthfmdeid'...... r... meeting nn opponent who hits Mason while the NWllllmantlc June. creased Hsmus' record to.jj^ hlta 18644. Tampico, Maxleo, outpol^ rrr^ yt. . . V ^ "...... '***."------*— ti— r- By fast. Flanagan's style is straight Ridges won playoff, iionob*. HamiU. Election of officers will siso Pro Golf Star Ift So fripa. ' “ >' *d Del Flanagan, 141, IBL PauuJO. C arter W^^ins EARL W. YOST up and punching straight out. He ton, Silk City and lh*''^ritlah take place-At tomorrow pight'e Vstarana Cliff Chambsra and Portland, Ms— Bob R ttolsr," Scoring ;Whiz Clyde'Misses “Duc^’ ha*- won'" his last 12 bouts and in Monariy’s Oilers _ Rad Mungar hlankad th* Tlgara on Hportg Editor Americans all ' finished th e'^ m - session.^--^ - PorUand, Ma, stopped Oluifley Local Sport 76 encounters has scored . 28 paign whlle the East Hampton savan 'hits. Tha ahutout waa th* Goulart, 157H, Cambridgs, liliise. WfN* T itle B o u t knockouts. ® Bombers dropped out at the mi sixth this spring, for th* Ried Bird #■ I Interest , in the match has been ■ Hockey Playoffto *t a Glance staff, Seersmento. Calif.—Baby “HIGH bCHOOL and, collcge;,batter hit the ball-to an Infleldcr. w:ay .pdlnt .due to travel dlStcul- x l ^ o w i L ^ Auguatav^ Ga., Ap|ll ^2 ^ i«v -- Chatter And Peoria Triumphs heightened by.the possibility fhat tle*;' ■ National League . ■ - Th* Cte'valahd thdlsn* made It roy, 185, OabMnd, Calif., sto baseball coaches should read the 1 Ha tossed to the catcher and the the NBA .probably will name the Detroit 3, Toronto 1 (Detroit Rain aptaa^iad; down on the 98- (fix atrelght over the New York Chuchu JImthes, 135, Loa Angeleg Lightweiglit ^tng Gains rule book beforeXevery season | catcher put the ball In his glove 'Teams represented at two previ­ JOB ANB OLOA D1MI20W of 1 1 winner the top contender for a ous Twi League sessions have teams and unless adequate rK win* best-of-7-serJee. 4-0). yefir^'w roof of the Auguita Na*" Giants by beating th* National A AST A-'i "^A ¥ T c Southem California training base, sUrts,” Wesleyan baseball ■ Coach on the runner,' Because the -catch- Montreal 3.- Boston 2 (Best-of- Trounce Billiardfi by.: rfifi Ridge street copped champion- A A U -L ilia in p s A d d U . S , - tut didn't know where he would be Unanimous IS-Round title bout with champion Sandy been Pratt and Whitney, Hamilton, placements can be, secured the onal clubhouse and Inilde 80 League champion*, 7-4, before 17,- Whlta Plains, N. Y.-^lalpb Ti­ Nbrm Daniels told Connecticut; er did not touch the runner with Saddler. T-series tied. 2-2). Well Oiled Win 806' Yana at Denver, CMo. Tha g e r Jonsa, 153H, YonkeifiKN.’ y., ..-^ahtp-honora. in the A Diviaion Olympic VC:.!, sent after that. Hecision. Over Salaa baselAll umpires- last-; Monday . tbe. naked ball I pulled .a. boner BA'j', Ridges, Morlarty Brothers, Acei will pass up"the sport at this AJuarican League . / 5 8 to 3 5 Count at . golfet* playedj:|^'du.'kpln bowling mixed-double* night, at the Middletown clinic. He and called the base runner safe, fhe peak and tApered off trainings Pfo,vldence 3, Cincinnati 2 dealt I gin nimmy or sat at'a win- Middletowfii Conn., 8. \, recently called to active duty. Wil­ Poliah Americans. Rec; Jimmy Glenney to sea a baseball gam* In Denver. 62-60 Win at Garden; Loa Angeles, April 2—(,p)_jim- added.,"! would recommend that. Ut is not necessary for a de- Monday, two days before the Pratt and Whitney and Hamil­ (Providence leads best-of-6-reriea, p. dlpw and fretted, Third Inning home runs by Lar­ PltUburffhrrArt Henri, JH, . competition at the Bowl-a-Drome liams, arrived here Monday. g a rim Acting General Manager Jim my Carter retained hla world's all coaches go throu^ fight. -■ ton appear all aet for another sea­ 2-0). .Named Mont Valuable S GI«noe,v. rf .... ry Doby and Al Rosan off Max New York, knocked out Lahi B s-k ’.A lley* during the paat aeaabn. A Howie Williams Hero The two will take a one-to-two- naked ball.) .Sheekey has assigned ML Nebo to son. The same holds true for the a Cuslet. rf ..... weather was bad yesterday book with their players before^fhe ' naked ball.) It meant Despite, Smith:* sfenSatlonar: Baatern League S K Howlstt, llO, Poard of Director* will hold a even go out and hit a few practice ing the Red, 7-t, at Tampa, Fla. any player In history—an astound-: ,u„, ifih' of victory with hla sharp If Shilth gets by Flanagan he will Carl FiudUo and IKek Williams East St. Louis, ni., stopped Jesse —meeting tonight at 7:30 at the punching last night, the cham­ = l = * " i NBA, ims announced that he Is 58 to 35 conquest of the Manches­ 9^ ...... SI 31 I(«:3« SI shots fOr tha first major tourna­ ing 1.8M. But the points the big' the physical. “ " P P“ " ‘"«^ try io. match him with Saddler In Mi»ckftt»r Bltllards .(811 “ collseted thre* hits saeh tis lesd RrOwn, 188, Toledo. 8. ~ 'We*t Side Rec. guy will never forget arc the two pion from New York never did quitting:', the game to enter the ter Bllllsrris St the Bast Bide Rer. McGuire, rf ...... 0, 8*5 ment of the year, the first leg of Coleman said he would "like to for an explanation ‘ on a rule. a title bout here this summer. A Step Right Into The East^ Spotlight ths Dodgsr attsek..... he didn't make last night. I solve the flatHhg style of the will­ ministry. McKinney is a gradu­ ■'After a slow; start there was 8 G. Johnann, rf 0 1-8 tH> annual "tempting three"—the POO BABIunmAUi AT A keep my fingpra In baseball.” but Coaches, and players well versed win for Fhanagan'would give him I Auiuat. If ...... ;.v. 4 Mimters, National O ^n and Pro- OmtrTWo Pvneh BILL ZABEL, Rec Senior Bas­ 'The huifian scoring scourge from ing Lauro. ate of Noh|h Carolina.. .Welter­ early consideration for a title /denj’ing tpe determlne'd ^ ers, 1 Mlniccurl. If 0 0*6 . - 0- OLANOB didn't know If he Wquid get the in proper rule Interpretations weight Johnny Bratton has been feseinnal Golf Association cham- Don Lenbairiit and Vinrn Rtsph- ketball League scoring champion; Kansas University missed perhaps “He never diet-hurt me, but I ivould . fin^. tjje sport or sports shot. :u'ho. -wej'e. doiaohed.by; tha^WtMan j, ■ E chance if he j? taken hack. He couldn't figure Mtw; n''a bcil,- third Straight - world’s champion­ ry the bout Starting at TO o'clock. to fight In Virginia; either. -< , of 'em m. Madison Square Garden ship pocket billiards championship a CoUnt of fo'ur by the timekeeper, the Oijera talliha, while the Bll- Hospital after being knocked out liant left-handed whip' Into the ATTENTION last; night-—;th»yil teU -;you Lovel- and his lOlh In 11 yeari. there, waa isomei dispute about how For one thlng;-Joe Bauors, sec­ Kards were held aedreleaa from the Jn a aemi-flnal boiif at Flantingo net* hy WlnsVr Al (Bibber), lette's muff of a almple layup. was the champion went dou;n. Sala*;- retary of the Virginia State Box­ floor due to some excellent back- Arena. O'Mearn, club's high acorar MosconI gained his seventh supportera, and H'id plenty JOLlF PUlYIRi r the big atory,' ' straight., tournament ..Ylctory.-...;iast, ing,' and ; Wrestling tSofhmlsslon, board control by CXa* apd Glen-. *tlend(ng.phy*lcl*n.*ald it diJriBg''Ui*-'>'«ffular .saason,' ■■ — W th" IhiTsooi^lled-60-W-and night by— overwhelming''“ATtmir “ mongthe sroanlJBt 7Jt7d.;8ald.thc: kaya;-k»a!IBhit::-'b*^ X;;-—. prahably would b*.iCJiour* before- -Pit Rapffir JJnpt. t| • fir ip p ffj'f seconds left, Lovellette electrified champ waa knocked-thtre. Jimmy, Kenny 'Leach,.of Baltimore "would, the .full extent of Field*’,.,Injury Cranfleld of Syracuse, N. Y., 150- In his dressing room later, Said he After intermiaaion the BiUand* in CMtoait y w r «I4 M ftlkiiit •k—u t -the crow J by stealing . the ball 23; in nine Innings. ^ , - Bdixe^ Flanagan never be.aahctidnhd..hiere" because can be determine, ^ e 'idded It Wsa.off balance'and fell as Lauro were no match for the well drilled '=,5^. to a pair-aF aalf thaat wHfc i from Peoria's Marchua Frelbergcr, Im-the other matches'Don De­ of Legeh's unimpressive record. loolcad Hit* the.hoX'er suffered a swung. -'7'^ 7S£ii=L, Oiler*, who continued lo 'huild up ramavahia iplkat. n The 224-pound giant lumbered coy of St. I.a>uls, defeated Jimmy Woahington, April 2-X/Pl— Two Fof aJiother; Lou Viwhsi, Pep's a decialve lead. Case was the main »#v*re bralj»'Ctmcu**ton. WE ARE TRIOINO down the court-with nary a defend­ The crowd paid $31,462.38 to nranager, says np deM for the Field* 'Went down when .Bill Mills, San Jose. Calif., 150-112 in aee the battle at the Oly: I ilc little men, one a smooth - boxer, point getter- In^ th# third period er under the Caterpillar goal. 20 inning*. Joe Canton of Watar- and the other a heavy puncher, fight was made. with eight more big point* and .Wa^er,' 128, of Pittsburgh, un­ WILD There waa a Kansas teammate on .Auditorium as Carter defended his The confusion atarted yesterday corked a left h'ook at 2:48 of the. vlelt, N. Y., defeated Wlllla Cov- 135-pound title for the second time collide tonight in a lOrrdund August garnered all but .one of each aide of the basket. lngton,of Milwaukee, 150-31, Ih 17 featherweight prize flgh;. ' ; when WiUle said in Hartford that firat round of a scheduled alx- SOLIMENE. INC.' since winning It from Ike Williams the Billiard's total a*.fhe victor* round fight last night. H* was un­ *'r-' Lovellette -strode In himself innings and John Fitzpatrick of Smooth-working ^ n Flana­ he would return"to theming Mon­ rolled to a 39-22 lhargin at the Tour Dodfo-PIymoiith Pealar i n i m O r f f J aiming „;,o dunk one of the easiest last year. The 28.year-old cham- conscious 10 minute*. 1 ^ Bsed Washington,- topped George Chen­ pibn, at 134, held a three-pound gan of St..Paul, rated fourth by day night,agalnst Leach in Rich-' buzzer. Glenney was particularly : * e a s y t e r m s baskets he'd ever made. ier of Toronto, 150-61, also in 17 the National Bmlng Association, mond^. Arena Stunned weight advantage over the 24- outstanding defensively a* n* held innings year-old challenger. Carter get* will meet Washington's. - OShe, LAst night he told newsmen Mg'Tlrlc Hohenthaf acorelesa from ars But the ball wquidn't behave. It The standing to dste: -MosconI Smith at Uline Arena. ^ ^ -Irhat all he knew was that he was rolled off to tha lefL leaving 37 ti per cent of the gate and the floor until Pinky was ejected 7-0; Irving Cratne, Binghamton, N. Lauro 20. ■'— • Tire bout wrtll be telecast itiaS) told to go to Richmond and get on peraonat faqls. ' everyone In the big arena stunned. y.. 4-1; Cranfleld, 5-2; Jimmy ready.-for a fight. l* j , 7’I felt sick,” said the record- Beat Punch of Fight ^ at 10 p- JiK (e.*.t.J Coast Ham* TAKEST 18 MONTHS TO PAY Moore. Albuquerque. N. M., 4-2; ’ Hardest punch_o£ the fight waa : Smith, a 2(Pyear;^ld Negro WlUle hasn't foUglit since last Th* Oiler* coasted home' in the brdbking-AI-America later. “After Chenier, 4-3; Fit^atrick, 4-3; De­ September when the New York making all those tougher baskets a right fired by Carter In the ranked fifth by .the NBA, will be final quarter and-Conrah »uh- 0 C f l P > 1949 MERCURY 4-DOOR coy, 3-5; Mills, 2-5; Canton, 1t6; ninth. It staggercKl the challenger, shooting fop hia 30th atra'jght win. Boxing Commission lifted his li­ atltuted freely.' The BilUardt Blue. Radio and heater...... _____ i ' , I had to go and blow that dinky old Covington, 0-7. one-footer.” but he didn’t gq down. Since turning professional Smith cense as a result'of the champion­ fought., back gamely with ^ b b y Stock No. 17-588, ...... $1495 Jimmy went into the battle has scored 23 knockouts in his ship brawl with Sandy Saddler. DRESS UP FOR EASTER JohnaOM doing yoeman work but After the historic miss, Ronnie Coaatrx Clab Worn## . .. sSNsr aaS ler«is« Bonthnips of Peoria grabbed the more than a 4-1 favorite, but he Come in. today and gat set for a brighter spring their beat.wa* not nearly enough. Hoi Lee 1951 CHEVROLET STYLELINE DELUXE had "tp^fight all the way. Total and Easter geaaon with these Ameriea'a favor­ Moreheart re^n ded with three •WTftaenSeat whsi* *•***<■• reae*d hem 2- Or. Sedan. Black. 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Tel. 8364. : — Mrood ot hours,, .nice surroundings. i^FieCWA < LI Theq daughter up and mapried the several capaplttea of tne | __ r. HOURSt- See them today, easy tettna, RpoflWg—SMlBg .16 .t h r o u g h THAT SFhrm product 2 Italian colhi. ' one...... 'V' - y - Teiephone 2-1205 a' ‘AApply P»1 881 Main atreet. See Mr, Boats and Accessoiles' ~46 yTHER OtJE GAVE STAIAP u n gliiata. In the midst hf the dal*-"'j“ A; M. to 4s.W P. M. 1950 DODGE two-dopr. Radio and Top/^^ality • Kind of 3 Chief god of i I bration Mr. MacTavljto ,rdaa up 1 liberal trades. -QUARANIB2JBD. -Bcofliur. -And roo^ ..-Tracy-, m b 't h is STAMP- OOLLECTlONi pudding theEddas . And brought him home to etoy. lagtwrTDSCellent dondtUSh, Orlg- : iglb'HOLDS putbdard motor " till H and made munde of the compiajf^I_ 1948 PONTIAC Mdaaett*, .6,cylin­ Impairing. .Qiittern apd c'ondii'c- T^^^Iiow In Pricey - BOOK^ se& i , lYpperf .by .tElkf; LI / i j . „ __ByJRlleiLfiutlifirlan and white 17 Ceremony 8 Dismounted 38 Openwork - ^43 Row hoateaa padoualy Invited .the min-, --X pacullar fallow Totn ooomiATioM witir er, directional signau, wlndaMjRI Roofipir ~ 16-A Help Wanted— Malb S6 18 Inflrm later to Join them. He. did so and 1950 SitidebakeF Champion 2- • Wtaher*.' l«w-mt»ag*;'Bei(stw'e^ , stows,.-.Spinner .utashing .maehlqe^T.- 10 Fence.oflenlng,. ..fabric .44.Gr*ft*d (her.l... Ji„Scbuyl«r Shei i BB AJPntEpiATED i m m a c u l a t e USED CARS :'j9Wig:: :d^he'd'nk':gliiu.;>9d'(ii e — r—-They ai^ he Ik Dr.— Overdrive, Heater. ing price*. Phone 2-0538. ROOFU7G.,St^al|afng tn repalr- WANTED^An all around, flrst- SEASONED Hai[dwood.. cut for- sUitable fOr sum'mier cottage. Tb|. llrHeavy -blow 29Abov* •— '46 QlrlX namv — - I960 OLDSMOBILE CLUB ing roof* all klhd*. Also new 2-4009. > , 23 It It (contr.) . 19 Mouth part 30 Exiitad 470ase«u* Ish. Bmacking,- hla lips he re­ 'Within hU clasa>carpenter: Also carpenter’s Stove, furnace or flreplace. Call 2SXgfe marked,"Ah'thank heaven! for a D I A L 5 1 2 1 SEDAN “88’’ 1949 Studebaker Commander 1939 BLUE Tudor sedan. Just roofs'. Gimer work. Oiimsey* helper. Apply on Job to T. Shan­ 3IEUlp*61dal 32 Melted down, element ' Leonard Giglio. Phone'7083. .TRADE YOUR old reMgerator to­ 24 DivcH cow like that!" Hosteea---I'''^ve a lonesome i A loaded beauty at a great overhauled. Heate;. Phone 2-4263 cieaned,yrepaire..26,000 honest miles. Edwards street...... 36 Genus of Route,6, Colur^lk; Mo., ha* had Secretary—Where 1* he? ^ rker "Si'.’ foun- Heating—Plumbing i t NEEDS MONTGOMERY WARD' ”gaa LOST—B la ^ 1947 F ord'4-D r. Sedan.-<^Ra- Diamonds—Wat- '/ ■..t^Mas.... . -• - .. 4WD JEEP . - 'HEATING From A to Z. Con- Crops at^ilablej^. 46 45MdUfy teresL i • / Patient—That’i no tattoo. That'* ' VSFalob ' bbHIei’ll, , 'bSlIer-'huMieir -«4C(rele where'’ my-wife-hit me-with':'the - Rtins like a millHon. Good 194S Ciiievrolet Ejeetmaster.' ' Mm^r'eyae's - BLWOTT .CWmWnatiOn post carff ' LOST—Lady*! ifreen leather wal­ units, complete heating system*. hour week. Time qnd (sard im-4-Parm— Dairy printing and addressing machine. 80 Sturgeon eggs OM Rtu« car while i waa holding the g k rtg i-i let, vldnlty A A Pstore or park­ througnoiit. Only $1.50 down Studebaker Sales and Service WANTED—^ood, clean. loc used All work guaranteed. Time pay­ ohe-half pay for tilne W odacta 50 Like new, also trays and cabinet. 83 Notion I’m not impreased door open. ■ i' ins lot ®**t Center street. Con­ payment. Cara. Cl ;e Motor Sale; ments arranged. Morlarty Broth­ 83 Pokp stake By gu.V* who know, 801 over 40 hours: w e l l ROTTED COW manure, for Solimene. Inc., 934 Center street. tain* money, driver'* license. 0*11 Broad Rnonone 2-2012. ers. Tel. 5135. Phone 5101. MAge For I atleat A man with a bored expreaaldf' adVeniry T-HW*.'Reward. -TRANSPbRTATLQN ...... CHDRCEES MDTOR your lawns andlgardena. Order.lt' W SonofStIh I told th.am 90. den’t neceiwlrlly, wise. Ha may be mow-‘-e|'l«-*'l6a#deHvered, Phon*' i/<5E» eC,Ff R'AC, lii'e moffel, gou^c^iiajg- S/^R^AINS — American kitchen Arch street.- , . 1950 Ford Cualom Coupe LOW COST 373 MAIN ST. DUMP TRUCK driven* wanted. 1966-piymeuth Deluxe- Coup# Storage 20 Apply Colja, Cpn.structlon, 2 0 Slnka 42’;. $89.95;/ 54" double ------^----i.—^ ^ ------: ;— i CHRi^ WELKIN. PUneteer Super Weapon BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM . TRANSPOih'ATION A REAL BUY .— The automatic dcainboard; $89.-w/eIectric-range DOUBLE ROOM with twin beds “ ¥/hy denH ydtt ahow your approointtefi of tha birthday, 1980-CWevrelet Deluxe Coupe MANCHE^ER " stalnlesa steel ball-bearing clothes SfANGHFSTER PACKAGE Broad atreet. 1949. Studebaker -Champion. S ^ n 1942 Hudsoiv^'Dr. $1S0; automati/waaher, 5299.95, for genUemen. Phone 2-2494 aft-,^ APTce iT'« s u u .r > ^ praaanta I gava you by working hardar ao f can pay lo r , lllie requtrlhg ho clothes pins. ery. Local light trucRln,g al er 5 p. m. •*Thl8 tima o f ydsr matcM md want to bo young arid car#. 1949 Ph-mouth Deluxe Coupe 1941 Plymouth ,4-Dr. 2 -9 4 4 2 ' MEN WITH tree climbing exper-^ now $229.95/ a .B.C. Appliance TMS PLATFORM WuX: tham ?" Stretch-proof., rust-proof wire—S. package delivery, Refrigeratora 21 Maple INeE«60R RI64IT — U-OLE MOTORS 1939i D odge .4rDr^.-.™-.-..s, .For.ir.ee..demonstration,, .without: -7587 after'S'p.-m. ■ U ^ D W ASH ERS T93T- obligation call 2-.0968. =41uleLlionie;r20:. Wads worth, street.' ,P F f IMfeMAP. -.J y . PONNr BUSINESS b y HERSHBERGER - ' ...... - 4164-^ . -THE—AUSTIN—A;—OHAWBERS- D OW p r i c e d :: , motnrr New cIutch.TgBlo, heater." c a r p e n t e r . Steady work, I p L C H Good tires. Call 2-1106 after 5 n. COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R Co.. local and long, distance mov­ ATTRACTIVE Room for one ' or -JCALSO SER^^eENTER nu— —----- 3 ^ .,. . quipef Ray Schaller,_ 2J8, Parker londitioijed, Guaranteed 55 Center St. Manchester ■ on - washing” machtns*. ing, :packlng, -crating and storage. ^stfeet. two- young women -deslrilig hoard 2-0980' Phone 2-4545 vacuum cleaners, motors.. smsll Service to ell parts of. the U, S. and room. Photic '3213.. appliances. Pick up a'nd delivery. and Canada. Call 5187. H a r tf^ ABC APPLIAN CE CO. 1950 CHEVROLET four, dgor'ityle Open EveningaJJntil 10 P, M. . SELECT USED CARS 6-1428. HERE'S A nice front ro<^ to t a A-l repair. Sales. 180 Main Helo W nn^ Phone 2-1575 21 Maple St. line deluxe, BeautiM'-Hreweter ,1941 HUDSON four-door aedan. Phone 8897. business lady. Right In the Cen­ green flnlah. Bkftttent tire*. A 1951 Chrysler Windsor Deluxe 4- Male opP^niRle 37 ter of Manchester. We try to Radio and heater. Prlce^ 5250. Dr. Radio, heater. One owner. PaintltiKT^aporibK RERVEL GAS . refrigerator, real_^ue valub<-'Another local one 122 Weat Steet. ' POWER BURNERS and Range WANTEp--^oung man or. lidy cubic feet, very good condition. make It very homey. Continuous owner caj^afeenter Motor Sale*, Burners expertly cleanqd and INTERIOR AND Ehtjerlor paint­ for^^todntaln w-rtrk three or four Reasonable, 145 Center atrset- hot water. No kitchen privileges. 461 Mamatreet. 1950 Qldsmoblle Holiday Coupe--- 1940 NASH four-door. Very clean. Heater, radio: •serviced. Let us service and re­ ing, paperhanging, celHngs re- Its a week. Call Doc’s Drive- Tel. 7834. Other arrangements can be made.' Excellent condition. Clarke Motor Real sporty. pair your washing machine or re- flnlahed, 'Fully Insured-. ■ Exp» In. 2-8150 anytime after 10 a. m. Phone 5092 after 5- p. m. YOUR MONEY AHEAD Sale*. frtgerator. Metro Service. 2-0883. tVHITE t a b l e Top Qlenwood IF YOU BUY,YOUR CARS work. Wall paper books. Edv^d 10.50 Chrysler Imperial 4-Or.—Ra- • .. . R. Price. Phone 2-100^ ..conibinitlon range 4-4, chroine ROOM FOR-RENT to girl. Two AT BARLOWS minutes from Main atreet. Phone dlo. heater.'white Urea. _^TIQUES Reflnlshed Repairing Female 38 -'pip* included, 570. Akm maho^hy PRISCILLA’S POP Wordei^Repoft BY AL VERMEER 1952 Dodge—Radio and heater, 2- ^ o n e on any ftihilture. 'nemann, upright piano,;$30; Un combina­ '7518. door deluke. Low mlteage.'A big A SAFE PLACE TO BUY 1049 Chrysler Windkor^Cliib Coupe 189 South Alain street. Phone SltuatliGaij;- Wantetl— z—Phnn.#*.,. n,... - =rfcr-+— ------j. z: _PAIfnTNGj.^6perhanglng^ No Job tion oil and g «f T6flfer'4747~wini HOUSEPEEPINO Room for work- aa\-ing.~ - USED CARS ==Thnnrtet gray. Raaio/heafeifr V " loo srogH/Call 2-0726. WOMAN Desires ytork as house­ oil barrel, $?5. Phone Rockrille 1981 Pl^outh Cambridge—With Extra clean. Ing girl: Afternoon shift prefer­ Moat are nne owner, low mileage keeper for an adtUL or working 5-5845. 9,000 milea. Like new. W’INDOW SHADES made to order OR AND Exterior paint- couple. Call 2-2968 after ,5. red.' All home privilege*. 82 Gar- 1950 Willy* Jeep—With anow plow. oars. Previous owners name on-re­ 1949 -Stodebaker Commander 4.-Dr; and installed. Venetian Ing-paperhanging. Prompt serv­ FLORENCE PARLOR heater with ■ den street. ^^1949 Packard 4-Dr.- Radio, heat­ quest. - Rsulo, heater and overdrive. and curtain rods. 24 hour i ice. Good ’workmanship. Reason­ Ope owner extra clean. Situations Wanted—Male 39 two 9" oil burners; used one sea- LARGE ROOM for couple or two er. Exceptionally clean car. Very 1951 —Radio , and Eatfmates gladly glyw /F agan able pclc.e. D. EV' Frechette. aon, only 575. Inquire 539 Wood- low mileage. Thia car la In per­ Wlndow'''Sljade Co/ttoute 44 at Phone 7680. AUTO MECHANIC, seven years’, bridge street. gentlemen. "Near Cheney's. 238 heater, gyromatie, two tone blue. 1647 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4- Charter Oak street Phone 3217. fect mee)ianical condition. Price 52;179, *3r.—Airwing gray, heater, clean, Bolton Not^z,ptone 2-4473. experience, wiabea part time w«rk 1949 Mercury-.A-^r Sedan—Radio ADDMORE Decoratlllg. palnttflg. 3-4 nlghta a week.~Qan -loola,...... and-heater, Segutiful eondlUtm. KUBBI3H-^id aidieS removed,-! m— paparhangtngr-Guaranteed— heat THREE-PIECE bedroom set. Call HtlOM FOR oWe or ' two young -1946-Dodge-Cttatonv4‘ Dr.’=Heater,' ""Why ofHer .lob considered. Call 2- ladles with or withodt kitchen ___ 1948 Chevrolet Tw'd Ton Chaaala heater, green. Price 51,398'. new seat covera. Full price 570,5. medlatte service. Reasoriabie rate*. wsrkmahahip at low wiriter ratea. 3492_after 6 p. m. ' 2-9275 after 5:30. and . CaJ>—Ehttra Clean truck. U 2-9273. 2-97(J6. S < Free estimates.. Call 5346. ' )>riv’iler«adlJ»g„*3.0ft -each.- Porteeflekl'a LARCE..FLAT top metal- desk. Tfnemenls. 63 .-.Ktii -. .. Radio, heater. Price 51.511. 'Sterilized and,' reniadp Ilk# ■ hew.’ Pet Supply. 68 Spruce. Phone' 2- Kenmore baby washer and fuU and heaters'A-1 condltlonr"...... ALL TYPES of carpenter work. Call Joriea Furniture end Flpor THREE ROOM fu'rhished apart- - '.•at' -1946 Dodge Ton Chaaal*— 19^' Dodge Wayfarer—Radip and 1047 B U K K sedanettei radio, heat- -9520. . length window 'ecreena. Phone ■ bug doaaift dalay Joa alnea ha bought that -u. • Original In every reapect^An ex- Phorfe 2-4848. CovertoS- 36 Oak; Tel 2-1041. . 8789. --fi • ment-with ball). Hot -w-ater and CAPTAIN EASY Knife Cut BY^ESLIETURNER heater, black, whit* wall tires. an-'excellent riinnlng eonditipn, .heat, 530 weeiily.' Phone 2-8114; — . landing goar contraption!’’ ceptteimlly goud‘7nick—569.5: ■pfice'lLMi: ■ / ...... ' •OTly 5795; ;.H'ow can "you 'misiL HA'VE YOUR room's itnltbed on Bonds—Stocks— : : Pquto'jf MiT SU^lIeM ' NiaEEfi^ Airtiqtnr lanm.-^'alw-n^ I MOTWItf JdUlMgl^^ 'Ird: 8OT WB SAW - ▼ HMttL nWFAL HASN’T FRECKLES AND HIS f RIBNDS BY M.O. BLOS8ER rr '!.4?8*UttoS‘Slot*rs. ^a-Mwin:/ ''.'ssrand^’^oafs'AUz Mnda- edfCWifMi- TWO •’ HooM - apartnient, partly I ^ M/5dlBS SWTCASB. 8A5Y I yoiht BEEP A NEW ’TB lA rtS. Wi.ST^Odgf. . V:Pr- Cu'slom-^niy, THE CAR HS BACKEP I S t ALlMMT 19 forgotten! "TU8E. MISTER. LCXTKJ HOWS niAT tdw- wr*|,..aemiom;-Dniy:;;-o)iri>^n hMACK QMiK\7IWr4 ^ " "'^irs BEEN So^BOCNK.HAjva.'l^,. 1 9 « Rotfge tudor. 194T Oldamh-" ------■Order .for Eiater. Sen hub'*'Tar-' ■*•:-- people and non-Smokers need iip^^ PID YOU OR UKE THE ONE THAT IharSTOFFTO .n ,, 1940 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sedan. bile. 1940 Ohevrolet sedan. Pre- PLOW YOUR own gatden. Rent a bought tor our own account. Fast, * cor WH ■r-T - fiunfi/Hf n o h . DECtW THE iiOtL AieMV / 1939 Plymouth 2-Dr. 1947 Chevrolet Fleetmaater 4-Dr. confldential service. Manchester key Farm, 188 HllUetown Road. GBINBIRAL-Electric deluxe stoVe, ply. J Write Box K ■Herald. . THE LANDIAPY FOUOWEP US THRU SET THE SPARE ..A KNIFE!! wars' priced “ 'right. Douglas rotary tiller. We alao rent power 6BT A LOOk'kT SOUTH TEXAS.'^^ - -=«K EO - ' I 7WOU6HT so.' THE \ Mow WE '' 1939 Chevrolet Opera Coupe. —Black, < excellent coneUtlon.— Mptory.vil33 Main. investment . Corp., i^7 Main Hollywood bed-also living remm 5951.- / ' ■ giiO hand rollers, spreaders, table. Phone Hartford 8-1928. THe THIEF NHEM BOONCeH IS WAITIN’ , STRAWS V ‘JNUX3CY/ 1938 CSievrolet 4-Dr. Sedan. sweepers, sickle ■ bar*. . rotarj' street. Phone 5416. Articles for Sale 45 Biisinesfl Locattonn 1936 Chevrolet- Sedan—Radio and 1951 PONTIAC super deluxe Chta- . $HE ChUdHT HIM 4 ) "toss US OUT AGAIN.' J 1947 Pbntlac 4-Dr. Sedan—Stream­ mower*, lawn carta and chain BQLTON — Building atone and FULL SIZE bed with box spring; For Rent 64 STEALING YOtIR HP beater. Good condition. liner. ^Jladio and heater—51,047. llna, hydramatic. fully equipped’ 'paw*. Call 7958. -Capitol Equip­ Business Opportunities S2 JpFAKETIREf t h e r e ! 1 9 » Ford 2-Dr.—Excellent motor. flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. ^ ,Alao larg*“*lze baby'crib'. Both In 1 I light blue with Ivory bonnet. 2.- ment Co., 38 Main ‘atreet.— Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. ■/good conaitlon. Call Arnold Ncl- _ Save At 1941 Plymouth 2-Dr.—Good mo­ 900 miles. New car guarante« LUNCHEONE’jitE and variety STORE OR office .space for rent r-fis-A Phone 3265. aon, 737" Lydall street. Phone BARTOW MOTOR SALES tor. Black—51.9|1, , „ store qotog an excellent bualneaa. TWO DOORS with.-solid ■ brass 8906. . 16 Depot'Square. Call 5560. Household Serriees Good looatlos. Shown by appoint­ Wapplng. Conn. 1941 Plymouth 4-Dr. ISeluxe—Gray hardware, 78", g' 38"—78"''X 30’ 1924 MODEL T Ford pickup. Take Offeritd:- 13-A ment only. Inquire Charles W.- Phone 2-2573. EASY, SPIN dryer .washing ’ ma­ CORNER STORE for r(!nt. Ideal Open Until 0 P..M. and Sundays -5365.' a look at CTarke Motor Sale*. SOI Lathrop, 100 Bast Center street. for barber shop or’ beauty aalon, ■'i' — Phone 6404 chine. Good condition. A.^'king 1941 Ghe\ToIet 2-Dr.—Radio, heal­ Broad, gtreet-. Pt«4-X FINISH Rolland wlndo'w Phone 2-0384 or 7858. WARD'S Birch Front kitchen cab- 575. Call ,2-8467. .. rnquire Bursack’a Super Market, 1942 POWTIAe four-door. Radio er. low mileage. Original' paint 1548 MERCURY club coupe, Ektra ahades made to measure. All 'Inet*. FHA temna, 10% down, up' Hartford Road A McKee street—; and heater. Excellent copditioh —5389.,._, : metal Venetian blind* at a jiew ^tlipER MARKET—Meats, groc- to 3 years to pay. Selection of' FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, 525r Tei; 8532, bice condition. Lusirmia green- Vrles, doing well over 5100,000 k maple • kitchen set. porcelain top P r i^ under celling. Oarke .,__ /. paint. Inspect thia car. Non* bet­ .low. price. Keys mad* while , you atyle* and size* to fit your kllch'/ VIC F u m A'Mt. Uarlow’a;" - lyvkr groa*. No agent*. Oo bual- en exictly. Counter tops of For­ Uble, 525; seven piece oak dining FpR RjlNT — Store'or office*, On The Floor BY MICHAEL (FHALLET -v-z ■ Motor Salea, 801 Broad street. 'mUCK. SPECIALS ter anywhere. Dou^as Motor*. iK Open evenings. ------'■ ' ' ' netf*L direct wRh .pwiier.. Sell or mica or Linoleum I'n beautifu'l. . room aet. 526; all In good'eondl- ground floor. Main atreet near 1950 Ford Pickup — Red. heater. 333 Mala., lease. 0 ;^ er ha* other Interests, HIT H1A4 AOAIN/ HIT vay.-' 9 0 i, w o t t a ttViM^IT'S WHATVOU pTlxJ WEAVING :.of burii*. moUt ludea colore. Sink -howls in 4 p4atel tlon.‘ ‘19 Academy street. Phone Post Office; Ideal for dentist, doc­ HIAA A&AIM/A(4iP4« R / THAT TO THATCItOOK/ ' fei/RE IT. chum ! TAicE This 7 T O h.ME/ L i E MVOOe»7Y% 111 Lya- mlteage—51,095. and torn clothing, hoaleiy runs, l ^ t e Bok A, Herald tor-appoint-- SOCK e U V B j ALONM. BUNXer ANO puyf, R3«EAOOft/jL ARE PART BYHOONO.^^J 1941 CHEVROLET g-dbor. Fin*’ 1950 (^HEVRCl E'-P two-door Fleet-, coldr* and ■White. Come In or, 4387., —: tor, halrdre-Tier, dreasmaker, «te. ------1 M A f-V ftttl aCFT^* VVKATl? 4BN/Z.''’yOU TBSP ID „condlOon. Clarke Motor*, 301 1939 Dodge One Ton. Express Body handbags repalted, xlpper re­ ment. • . j Plehty.'of parking apace. Flvone —Brice 5295. line deluxe. Radrp.-heateif, signal phoM fog free eattraate. Moh^ffawrv TT?------— TT : hvejc KILL HMA. OBTU^- Bread etreet. Open evenings. placement, umbrellas , repaired, gomery Ward. Main atreet. complete 6988. OO WBKB OOIN© and backup llghU. White Waff' .w^lth pipes, reglstera and tfrea; It'a a real beauty too! A men’* abirt Collars reversed and Help Wanted— PemaiSb>38 ■■— — - mm ' ■' •______y*to pip«*. registers and : l> ou POWNTOWN/ 1940 DB SOTO R>ur-dopr. Radio replaced. MarloWe Little Mending ------TWO I^UND cana Old English Call 2-04.72 after 5:30. STORE FOR Rent, 15 x 25. Suit- and heater. Perfect" .conditlbn SOLIMENE, Inc. local one ownervalue that is Just GIRL WANTED }. _ ■ r

1- ■ I-. i ' - x_J Hint F i Grab WWe On MorH Nomination In Cabinet Raeelieads

W ash]Sit^‘'A prtr!2::^' By The Associated FTesg •-^itorne.v G ^ral McGr«th ....Stmatin'g : RohPrt’’At ' T i f t talked with President Tru­ and Estes Kefauver, scoring man for 15 minutes today and heavily in primaries In ^ s - left the White House dcclinr consin and. N ebraska, -opeiied in* comment on rapqrta that „ .uj? big legdfi .today in th fi.ra la - Ills reaignallbn Waa immi­ for.. delegates to the Prqgi* nent. ._ dential nominating conveh- McOrath saw tha President at the height of a row with NewbPid tiprts. ■ . Morris, the Truman admlnlttrat Taft, the Republican from Ohio tion'a cleanup chief, over the In-/ won by 50,060 votes over hia neat^ formation Morris has been ae^- eat competitor In the WiscoPIlP Ing- wlUi PresIdTentlar ■ bacTtlEilg-:^!' .PriRiBJy jtBSUrday., XhaL gave. Wi» •►•T.: « of the atate’s 30 delegates to tha , ^M- ■ about the financial affairs of cab­ Chicago convention, . /; • •Tv '•v.»«,»VBOLO MORRIS inet members end other high gov- J. HOWARD MoGRATH embnent officials. He held a imaller margin in Nq bnuka-—about S.OOpTput, 4 W'ashiwgtonr April ...... Tnmiaii May Report — ) f i ^ ihdic'ated an apparent During the i946-5d'period, sj^-[—Diplomat George >■ F. Keh- - All McGrath would tell newa- 'victory there, too-. elal Intelligence agents of the rev-1 nan, one of th e au th o rs, of roert afterward was; .Kefauver, the Democrat fricup "1 discussed departmental mat- enue. bureau testified today. ^-America’s stop-Ru-Ssja; policy, TeLandTeL Tennessee, won by ,k thumping pin- Bollch's sworn income was ap­ lari with the President. JWtty in Wisconsin, Hq was. liQ,- The ?!«8ter Paradft will be a picture of texture conscious suits. proximately $53,000 and hia ex­ was sworn in today as Am- Mom iifi teHn, "Anything th a t'h i bo be-XaW 000 votes ahead of hia cloaest roe. Gabardines, checks and novelty stripes all will be there and penditures approximately $82,000. ba.s.sador to Moscow. He about our discuaalon will be said And he licked Senator Robert ' B, But apeciai ' Intelligence agent by the President, nr his staff." Kerr of Oklahoma In Nebraaka, fashionably prominent. Yp'u'll want your own Easter ParadinK promised to work for an eas­ Nashville, Tenn., April *—.. Ky.l .00 to $ blue, yellow, white. not be within the realm of possi­ delegatea already aeleoted from In Wisconsin. . ? • was reached through a check of due to start at midnight. delivered ..Jo the White 'H ouse— Nebraska's delegates—18 Ra- Button front, small collar, yellow, pink, Invoices at the most expensive bility, If the desire is recipro­ tho Congreaalonal distMcts. The by re q u e s t^ copy of McGrath's cated," he said in a prepared atate- 20th will be named In tbe Eighth Approximately^M.OOO Western pUbllcana and 12 DemocratoAf" white. men’s stores In New York and by Union employes'W rs'ist-tis-walk teatimonv befoee Congressional were not committed to voto checking' postal money orders. Le­ ffient. District May 2,"’ investigators. MpGrath told- Tailored blouse, white, beige, rose. Speaks Russian off the Job across the.country. A Ike Telh^ Eurxipe / anyone at tha conventions,'^ may aald thla record was based Also before the solid ranks of top official In thenr'‘’unlon, thr Chelf’a judiciary a'ilbcommittee There was a atrong^lkelihood, only on charge or non-cash itema Kennan js one of the administra-' Taft-nilnded-state delegatee to­ Monday he wouldn't ap p ^ t,M 6 r- though, that at 16 of Iheljl PetSr Pan styld.-whlte, yellow. ikmay tbsttfied: tlon’s moat trusted advisers on re­ day waa an appeal from the AFL . 'Commercial/ Tdegraphera ria his special asslatant If he'Stad lations with the Soviet Union. He ynlon (CTU). aiM' "There OOF delegate^ would go for Tgft Nylon sheers, white, blue, pink. Several $276 fer a ShlrU /^v state executive eommittee’s re- deflnliely wrtit be a afrlxf as mat U to do over again- ' '''' at tho convention. They had lndi» stylss, 02 to 38. __ ■ -SFSKVCxUir: ■ 'BoHeh's- -aecoont ’ the, inaiEt^4-..auenUy ai^ ,-fn ial-tB .,.iiB n oin |ga.:-aaain-m atak > t .- WaU*e.' ."-.QusiatieewUte. .,..7..,,- ush 0%vn A rm k is cato*^h#y-wgoW stbwe- by (jrS/y,. . ^ r t a i j t Easter Fashions awank New York : men't'-ahopr, men't^-ahor .Will 17,,„jr7.4_rLt pa the.-firat i rAmarlcan T f r amhas^ rtwMcMM Jelegatp tavuMble . .Mcarath.alao..*iili| b*,-Jh.aerky outlines of our tpppers. ■whit By PRESTON OROVRtl ^ amohg the Democrata. Both, Ka- (OonWwied On Paige Twelve) tongue, ■ (Contlnugl on t^tgaTwenty-foar) told reporters the only chi (OsPtlnaMl ek Page Eleven) fauver apd Kerr aaemed likely to ' In as many smart lengths as th^ere arc .smart parading. . , in There has been. speculation that averting a walkout would Parii, Apjril^h«?(ff)—G«Hi Eisenhoweri^id today the,Urtit'ed get the support of five delegatea .as many texture-intereating fabrica and colors. / Kennan'a. assignment to the post proposal by the company States heads to c o n tr a its support ofMuropeaP m rihatnent each. was prompted tn part by a feeling able to the union." —but miist get more for,-tne money, .The Geheral's 'daft won all 10 at-large dtla- Sutton fa G iven thht-lf the SoWetl did '^6w tlgnt e s t a t e The CIO COmmunicatli__ B l a z e C a u s e s opinion was stated in his ]^hitanbual report,a.y commander of gatea In Wisconsin; his aJat's won -of . wanting' to eetabUsh better re: Workers of America teWAT iWk The...... Ndl-tK..... Atlaimt ■ ...... ■Ueaty ------'Nai»l..iMM.ir.,4..W»cOlt-ii.t.e,ii Hi iMir.i«-|.iil.>ii.n.,n.n -««4,'toO;--hr'P' t>f"26'ctb»tMct‘i*rMC *" latlons with countries outside the called a strike of more than 40, Gov, Earl Warren^ Of California u c o n forces. Americans looking at/*ne: w-e ftve-atar general Whti spent running 0 poor third in tha.popu^ TVfONTBRETfAS ______...,6 for 59c had pleaded guilty to a gun carry­ Washington, AprlV3—(avsTTbs A sub-committee of top ranking 8:40 a. mi rrUdWay .between the Prala^ JtATO hia boyhood here, ’gave, 'no . hint, larity contests there. PrpdtJCM »piKca of exquisitely formed floweri ing charge. < however, on Whether/fie plaijs to s u e d e d r a y o n s l i b -o n ,...$ 1 .9 5 government collected s' record- truce delegates will tackle the In 5 States Brooklyn entrance and the center But the general left no doubt There were two hot raOea ^^-whlch la it two weeks after cutting. Suttm Stood, blinking, a n d bteaklhgjll bllUon dpHars In taxes qUeetioii at 11 a. m, tomorrow (9 of thP' bridge, police . reported. about, hia belief In NaTO. Without lay aside hia-dutiqs *■ Supreme Nebraaka for tho GOP nomind handcuff^ to two guards In It. he aald, the'fu'ture of the United Allied Commander lit Europe and HAHLIAS . .. V. 79c ■ DOUBLE WOVEN COTTON last month. AmroUncing tbis^tq- p. m. tonight-ejr.t.)_ at .the Reds' Brt)oKc filled some of the cars of for Senator. Sen. Hugh Bhtl klnga jSounty court, but made no days the - Treasury Department request. Alia eight-car B.M.T. Sea Beach States and Canada "could promise campaign actively-fog the Preal- 74, Who la regarded as a Taft man, Flowers up to B '.i' inchee.ierossi Whitek.violet, SHORTIE ... ; ...... pair $1.98 .* comnt'ent during a 15-minute cas- Spring TTbawfi CauBe ever-gre'ater danger of attack, re- dMtlal nomination. ' purple, j^nk, yellow. ■. .~7\\ said the government still la In the Repeat ArgOmeats express. ■ , defeate;d Gov. 'Val. Patecaon, con- -jyistlpn .ijeitverid by the ludge..^ re^fQr..ttte-Current ftacal year.- ■ - —It -will- be-thfr flrst MTO-^the- sub- ~ A-grom»ded third rail contact Quiring endleaa Jiacrlflces and,_de- Metaage. Tn-BiutMiior. sldered an Elsenhower hp/Miter, -jn Sutton and his henchman, Tliom^ IijcOme taxes fid'eounted for al- *Riw?rr,-Streams OWeh "fenae coats which would uillmately Hia-message to friends In this TUBEROUS BEGONIAS ... .6 for 59c VAN RAALTE AMERSUEDE ..pair $1.65 as (Scup) Kling, 45, were convict- delegation on truce supervision .li,- break their economies.” ,C«melll»: flowered double. For pots and gar- - hkwt 10 billions as the tax InUke -has discussed Russia. The Ostn, Row in MidweAt Area _(OenUaned .on Pags 'Elevqnr central Kansas town waa read by (CoflHnuod on Page t^wmity) ., 7: ed yesterda.vby a QueSns Cpiihty tor March, 1952, was listed at $10.- Eisenhower presented a - 12-006-, Gov., Edward F. Arn to a crowd dens. Rose, red. gold, white. Tu)t of holding up the Sunnyaide muniatx first proposed Russia asr VAN RAALTE CO'TTON SLIP-O-N pair $1.98 SOO.486,271. .This tops the previ­ a neutral siipervlalng nation at.a word report to 'America and the aaaembled for ground breaking branch of the Manufacturera Trust ous record, set In March, 1951, by By Th e ASSOOIA'IXD p r e s s other 13 nations aligned to defense ceremonial at the site of thf Els­ OXALIS. (Depijek) ...... 10 for 29c • Compahy. in Queena for $64,000 in ■tall meeting Feb. 16. The' sub­ Residents in five Midwest states American shamrock. For pots, hanging bas-- nearly 2 billions. Last year the ■gainst Communism. Hia voice was enhower museum. Tha -mtiseum ’ v a n RAALTE LONG 1950. committee of delegates last .met battled _floqd waters today as kets or window boxes. total was 18,810,645,576. Jan. 27, when it reached an im­ heard on international hookiipa and will house the general's $1,00,000 B u U e t i n & ^ ______LBiNGTH .pair;.$2.98, $3.98 They each Yace Up to SO years , But the government atill w rivers ' and streams overflowed N ew s T idbifa nia figure waa seen, through films, collection of war souvenirs.* passe on whether Reds would be from spring thaws. on television acreena across Amer-' ■ Governor Am, as honorary _XALAD1UM ESCULENTUM_-3.ior SQcZl^, permitted to .rebuild airfields. - frow AP -fro m th e A P 9^irgB . Elephant ears. Green leaves. , (Ooniinjied On Tirdye)' (OMtImiM bn ihMre'TwlTveT OftSler wisPDier hirtfie flooded -IMPORTED KID Staff officers spent sn. hour areas of the Dakotas, Minnesota, (ConUnoed on Page Tea) (Coatlaned oa..Paga piree) BS=S3taSS;S3BSSax:^- .; GLOVES ...... p air $5.95 Wednesday repeating well-worn Wisconsin and lows today. Tern- - D A H LIA S -(iMi.xed Colors) . . .3 for 75c Four persons' receive iptoor in- W nxlAM S, CXFLBMAN IN * arguments about Russia and the ]>eraty^, ■ ■ however, . generally •>. ; THtme - to- -be used 'to', deaigfikl* Jurles'-Tft-4w* -ear'- eeaafctoR - -BcfUh- -v-daelunavUle^. F la . .April .B«^- w raiabpve .fi^'darpg;-3':--"' tumpUce to Nswtogtrm Hortiig iSO—Ted -WIIHoma or Die j tostew:- RANUNrCULU5,?^^..‘.12 fcw-39c‘ CAPE SKIN LEATHER * ' Korea...... Flood watep). from Uie Missouri . Col. Lion O. Darrow. sepior .UN rslnstprm )ste Iqkt night. Red Sox,'highest riUaried.playb, JFfanch mixture, ...... ____ . .G LO V ES . .p a ir $3.9l elver forced.60 families from their Hartford presents altetoate route S teel S trik e!^ er'ln baseball; and Oerry Oote- ...... __ . ,^■•'...54 . .. ■tafti officer, aaid .the. AUIes:VR)rQlijl .homes-.weat of ..'Wmiston, N. D-, for a thtod biMgp bwTO tiu C«M- CANNA LILY .3 for 39c Inslai on designating Korea both while more than 260 homes were man of the Ncnr York ¥aakae«if:-. Colors—white, navy, black.-wheat, ■a “Han Kuk”' (the Hah nation) nectleut river to engineers of the paased physical examlnatleaa' S t^ ag divisions. Assorted colors. beige, gray, pink, etc. . on Timisia Row sfTreted by the overflow of the State Highway' department today. to^ay for return to duty ae RUv and ‘‘caiosen’,' (mprning,<%lm)t; An-, .fwplIrp ,„|Uttle.MlMauji xlv*r„_i».. '.IWgeMp • - .■■',7-]Ple«a Ltoreto -Terry, last «is»- Unless U. S. rlae..Alr .Oorpe oMitaliH...,. .jv. ANEMONES DE GAEN ... ;16 for 89c Allied communique said he point­ Marmarth, N. D. FIbods were' ex- vlypr of the first class tojpaduate Rainbow mixture. Vjlltecl N»yoiJa.iN, ed, put- "It if absolutely^,,genual rfYm . ill 7 ’’ViV-Tbli'. AaIa»iAfFH '-VOTKiZ' - ktoe), tndaitry Spekesmaa: ,s«d rahte^" _ . UHRed. Ni»P«UWr.,f . 'pcotMted.gaftMk.. V ...... v.------'...... =.... "•"'Dmible-'Ji«ait.-"''Prafnait:------■ formal complaint with the Secuii-.j Council ,to investigate’ the situa- ■fhg'It.'Fbrr F^ite, S. D.'.' coverffif toTO.y 'aegDHatfoni''laim‘ebiji' the- “■‘SiLrrmil'igave .ieveiry’ Indlmtkm^rt^ boni. toduatry sad the CIO Steel­ standing fast againat giving tlie Britlah-ARlMlSM military- gov«-. ty Council afklng urgent action to , Uori under Article 84 of the UN would understand the, meaning about 10 residential blocks. The Prison terms of three months to emment teday-Aggiaat appilea- DA HLIA S ...... 3 fo r 75c settle the Frenchi-Tunlalah dU-1 charter which calli for peaceful only the word “Chosen” were used. Bad River, south of Fort Pierre, two years pronounced against 64 workers Union would open here steel Indiiftry any apeclal price Pompom or Giant Ball. 3 pute.- tom om w. 'Tlley',^4tav« been de­ consideration. He said his policy tion or Italian eiewWRL.lah-a la - ;j^^-^.-Sh des in settlement of disputes. No spe­ ' TOth are time-honored names also v i^ dyer. Its banks, with Moroccan Arabs forSafl riot Mon­ the .Trieste City elecihm i Twelv# members of the group, cific action waa requested but day. - . Pakistan ratifles Japa- layed for tho past three days.' continues to be that "any. Industry “GLADIOLUS ...... '.,.6 fo r 69c acting individually, dispateheth (Contiaui;il on. Page-TwMty-ene) (Continued on Page Twenty-four) will get what it's entitled to—pod Jumbo slse. Finest'of recent introductions. there have been hints the,, group neae .Peace Treaty. . . , Congress, identical letters to. the president would like to. see a commission takes steps to clear name of naval Washington, April 2—(IP)—A no more.”' _ nationwide ateel strike next week Arasll,' head of the Office . of HOLD IlN SiBEL POUCY 1 Fertilizers, Driconure, Garden Tools, Wheel Barrows, Grass Seed, Rakes, 2 l^iVst Quality FijII Fashioned of the Security Council volclngLm^e an on-the-spot check, officer court'-martialed as a "scape­ Washington, April g— their complaint. TTOS'iFrqpch. . hava'llerved notice goat'-' for author of tha words appeared inevitable today unless Price StabiliXMyin, evidently had Ltfwn Mowers. Phone and We will deliver. . i Diipatch ■ dr the letters ...... the government blocks it slther by Prfisideat Truman’s-top wa they vHlI oppoee any UN aetton- "don’t give up the ship" to War of priee atrategiste assert^ Copflrmed'.’by thg Philippine dele- StaliirStdtement May Start 1812. . . Reveal German uAval seising the tndu’stiy or getting s (Continued o« Page Ten) - HOUSEWAREJ-^BA9EMBNT •. n tlon, which said Gen. Carlos P. court injunction agdtoat the union. that they were detenniiaed fip FORMS n e w CABINET ioiaes of World War II .as 2.460 hold the steel jtrice policy de-^ Romulo, Philipptnea chief dele- Tunis, Tunisia, April '2—(g>)— Ships, of which all but 260 were Price director Ellis AYnslI put NYLON HOSIERY te, had sent Its letter, special the governmei\t’s attitude into spite statements by Induatagn £ French sources said today that Drive for Reich Unification sunk by enemy action. B ritish PropoBe leadeia that a boost la Bte|lJ ^ -7 - > , • livery from Waahington. Premier Salah Eddine den Mo­ A week-end torniado leaves path these words to newrsmen: New styles in top handle Two Month Parley prices uaiiM be the only wnyi Smart nm' colors fifr Eaater wear In regular seaflia, dark aeama hammed Baccouhe had succeeded of destruction in East Pakistan "I am very, very fearful we are < to bead off a nationwide strUce> .pouches or over Uie shoulder - .,,The filing of the complaint cul- In forming a cabinet and^ that hia BY WILLIAM L. RVAN «ilf all-German elections can be held Mooreaville, Ind., school pu- -going to have a steel strike. That < Lucian Self-R ule styles. . ab'd fancy hMla lncludlngidark outlines.' ' , miaated more than-tvro mdhUM of Helsinki, Finland, April 2—(S')— j fatrly and bonestly. ^ t tor 'rneedny. [ \ BABY SHOP li.it will be submitted to the Bey qlla, 650 strong, are peUtog church Is, If everyone continues ss sda-/ Intensive consultation among the for approval tomorrow. Prime Minister Stalin's latest; But the unity theme has a greatattendance______records______atoee______organis mant as they appqar to be now. In Aalan-African' countries on what Khartoum, gudan, April 2—(JPt -Lo dGLc b f a Ob ; The makeup of the new cabinet statement may signal-an all-out: appeal'.'to Germans, tocluding Iw Ti^i/^'Sunday^o-ito-M ee other words 1 don't aee how It .can —Britain today offered a. measure Bof)lj|%;jr. Y . April »— , W hite CottorT -"'60 GAUGE DARK SEAM SHEER 7 7 T ...... pair 98c to do. Riots.flared In' Tunisia vtlll not be officially announced drive by the Comrnunlsta.to pic-; many In the aregs occupied by the chib.-'.^. - . James W..MbnUe, M, be averted unleaa'eomeone-$ives. GENUINE LEATHERS ,. to $7.50. Hat* «nd Hat and ,,L Easter Bunruar . L- • ■ when Nationaliata opposed the ture the Soviet Union.as Union: as .thethe on gnly-, three‘'Western powers. TTius the jot self-government—but', under a' Carl, 07 Ee'-Dolce, wanted 10*'°* until the Bey. gives hli approval nation’s oldest licensed pilot, gete I have no reaeon to feel optimist­ governor general with wide veto ‘Raly for tbe alleged "cloak and^ . <»■ Bag S e tx _ , French and demanded home rule. chamiilon; of a unified'Oennany. , Stalin____ statement,______comirig____ „ on_ top, flrat ride to • Jet plane. .'. TWrn- ic.” ' — .. / - J G lo v e s - ALBA PERFECT FIT NYLONS . .jMir $1.20 to $1.50 An explanatory note aceoni- during special ceremonitw tomor­ and control' powero—to the mil- dagger” mUrder of 17. S. Ariiiy> SMARTLY)STYLE FAILLES ...... 7 . . $2,98"^ « for the l-a >'esr. priced row morning. S talin said he conaidera the of Soviet‘approval of th$ Idea of ty-«ne lawyers involved to umuct Amalia comments came after lion-aquare-mile Sudan which Major WlUiam V. Hololutp^* . Sises 0-4; ■ prlc^ at . ftm panying the brief letter said that k . present .^moment oppoKune,. for"rearming arunified Germany^ piajf eetSful fight of Mrs. Allie Walters long Aalka with Bresldent Ben- 5) from .-c .—; rtn^# tlw ^**9 -ffanturv- Bacoouche -previously Egypt 'vUtorpualv ri __ taUWI today to his effoirt to ha«a> - GCHHWN s h e e r NYLONS ViTrrrr,7 7 ^ .Timlr ft. b ean unlfieatton of Ger many. He-sat(|Atl-aerve-*s the starttog-poUit f ^ Sadn, 85,-to retain, con tnil-of ' Jamln Falrlsss of the U. B.-BteCl have prevented the Bey of Tunis retertrd having tmible getting a at a time the western powers are ' uvU Sacreury Sir JafiMa Bob- exinaition proceedfigs'BiiNn^'' PLA STIC CALF I-'OR P A T E N T S ...... $2.98 $1.59fb $3.50 -- $1.25 afld$J ,39 . , , i .. I).00 ta $2.98 concerted attack on the _govern-IJSTS.OOO ..r- fortune, Iwve filed elaima Oorp., the biggesj-producer. Fslr- erfson aubmitted ( draft_i» RttHu- out of court. ^ / i— from exercising his usual pow­ caunct because of Nationalist op- planning to sign (..peace contract' ment of Chancellor Konrad■ AdeiT- ■ " Tor a-tbtal of $224,323.60 in fefs leaa -was pleading: for price in- f- Np MEND SEMI-SHEER ,...... r .. .pair |1.35 ers. It said the FY-ench rule had poeJtton. tlon to the legislative aaiembly. It with Weat Germany, to belief that ■uer. •/—/- and*ei^na6a. - CTsosea to .offset gbvemment-eug- called for an all-Sudanese cabinet RB8T8 OOSTBLDO OASB T f 'C H IL D R E N ’S H A N D B A G S ______$1.00 to $1.98 /caused an increasingly grave eit- Meanwhile, the French dlacloewd no final decision la possible to A Germany-unified on Moscow uatlnn which had-become a threat that two of the ousted ministers gested pay boosts for Philip Mur­ and an all-Sudanese parliament, New. York April . % -urh‘SI%a, '1X~^ making peace with Germany as a term»~woutd create a. vacuum tn Treasury Balance ray's CIO steelworkers. .' government Mtilny ' rested .7 NO MEND SHEER NYLQNS .. .paif »1.66 to the- peace. • in the former cabinet, SU^Minia- Jtliole. The United States, Britain with a whplly-elected Chamber of , Colors: Black, navy, red, green and pasteTsbades. Green Stamps , Central Europe despite Soviet .' Strike Set For Tuesday Deputies and a Senate wtth-60 ease against _ ! The'texts of the complaint and' ter Mahmoud Msteri, 56, and and France have .been unable to claims to the contraryT-Ths-Sovlet Murray has set a strike of 650,- P lus tax...... the accompanying letter were not Health Minister 'Mohammed ' ben ■ Washington, April 2—(JPi—The per cent of its members elected Costello, charged miBlA i Given With ■ FANCY HEEL NYLONS ...... pair $1.26 to $1.66 find an approach toward such liiit= Uifloh,* of course, would like to ^altion of the Treasury March 000 woricers- to basic , steel for and. the rest appointed by the gov­ immediately available. The 12 Salem, 87, are likely to face crim­ fication that is acceptabla both to of tha U. It *gsnnts tor : _ ■ # U N C M irm COMM-, Caah Sales ^ countries which decidad .Monday neutralise western Europe and April 8, next Tuesday. Negotia­ ernor generad- to answer qnesti agg ibiinifi' inal chargM soon. The two mlnlt- Bkuit and WHt. The Soviet Union, bog down Its building of defense tions which were to have started to taka this step were: Faklttan, fera are In political exile at XeblU Net budget receipts, $2(M,114,- Robertson sold the Constitution Senate Crlnw < for one thing, has refused Jto do works. - _ 395.18; budget expenditures, gfiiS,- to New York Monday, never, got would be the "last stogo” lii the y«ar. ‘ Saudi Arabia, Burma, Liberia, biiaiiiees with a United -Nations, Afghanlataa. Iraq, Indiia, Egypt, 048,159.98;. cash balanes, f«A40,- under, way and await "further de- : ntaa (Oonttnaag W g* Nine) eoi&mtaaim deoignated (• find out ' (OentiBiied on .fiMN Bight) * 071,770.06. ; velopmenti"; from Washington. (OMthCiM ou Page Bight) tbe staaA I . '’ 7 - L 'J ■ . I, ' • ‘T \.

t e . - i - x , _ X. t>. » *-t M A N ^ ^ s TER EVEh^ilg^ HERAdLDr Mi^CHESTiati^^NN^ W ^NESDAY. APRIL i. 1962 MANCHESTER EVflNfNa-»BRAtBT MANC!HESTBR,- WEHNESDAY, -APRIL-2 , 19» .~ p a g b ra^BUPg Mrs. Waiter E. TimmtnA Jr., of PolicK Apprehend About Town 137 Cooper Mill street, spenf the polltirXt fXntlona. hold their own Hospital Plans wuMt end M the Sampson Air Political Drive Immedlate.galn higher than the Eisenhoi^r Set Bass, GeMva, N. ,Y., visiting her AWOL Armjr Man Sentiment at^Zone Menrmg fate of their nation or even that The WBA'Guard Club vein meet son. Pvt. Frank Ftndlay. Accom­ of ctvllixatinn Itself. Indian Wnys Due to CHdnges K)pen House’ Friday evanlng, April 4, with Mra. panying Mm. Timmtna wars Mrs. “ At the same time there 'a fe Oglore White of 63 Pin# atreet, George Hewitt of 77 West street, Police yesterday up Jay ^^ Fqvor^ Dt^ive-ln Them Seen in Ike workers In our member countries To Returii^ell who la . captain of the guarda. who also visited her son, William W, Poehler, 22, - ofA? 431, lydall still suffering from the delusion Plana wHl be made for the rally In Hewitt, and Mr. and Mm. Frank atreet, who was reported AWOL that their interest# are served b.v As Brnves Study Sanituttom Dr. Beewer Tells Uoiii aw-Haven on Baturd^ May Crawshew of 16. Obettnuf Mreet from the U. 8- Army... • Bolton residents .{ideated tOj^ths rear of the present Business ort association with Communist-led July- 7 X Of’ Expansion; Lan^_ and their daughter, Lorraine, . Patrolman Peter Staum appre- their Zoning Commi*aioi4 last f Zohe that extend*.to a depth of 200 !*b‘>.F..K.r9.t| PS^. ...|t,. 1*. / ftlffh t jpariah • ; _ 2 ' .fiancee of -Pvt; Findlay.------tiesdecr FoeMej', who waalmlaaiadr'' Washlrigt.w,’. ’ that' 'any free' w'orkeT of the west wneemrac :n i8hrth,.y-favor'ed'ext^rion"hr^ ------■— ------' ------•in«rtnt*;~A-rta.’“—tNEAT •—Th'#! Scholirsbip J^ Je^ to -army •auth^ttes-at Weatever • •Burtnesa Z»fie; t* cAVer ’ llina’ 4)f stata. should .than .danjt..the thea­ tl6tth’Xr' bef^' J%rera io a sy "'tfis'r America's 400,000 r*a«n ’ , » ^ ^ - it miist share In produetlyjty.''' begin the flrat full-scale aanitatinn ontt-^rlbe did not k6nd a atvident' , TOe caee.ot.Pertem Biggq,. 18, U amfcproperly. ownem. mridtog .RepMWlpan. ^eaid.enUal nomina/' ... In *. leUcr. to. th4v.governor oe- Menjlrylotyegriu. I^yaicBl •ptant ia -neartiy ■will -meet-Priday-Tright “"at the of 68 McKinley—stm t,. Z c h ^ ^ ^ g t* e l t e ^ fli tht*,. FelJ^so'h' program <«rer -undertaken • on- U.B.- to the' achodl." Th#'vnnifielT toM tS»' cornpletlon. Dj'< Beaaer atated, home. of. Mm. Bemle -Gmrraia:- 47 \ aide the tewnship/of^^ltonrf^^A- ■lion for hlm. . -ply^Plf -to the' in'vltation.- JBiaen'' TndiaVi Tre.aerVatlOhi, ’ The.y’re oiit" Indian B ef^ ,*/« ' Irtiervievied W f The, yoiihjifylhaikha f«rt th with carrying concealed, weapons The l?jOOO-w6rd report hv the salmextended fSmgmasinnalfSmi^masinnal inves- IjoWer wrote! it . co-operadon on . the reaervi 'The hoapliai flaT new' ex­ The Coamopolitan Club will Seaman circle, at 8 o'clock. Mem­ U.stehed aa the toning controversy ,f.^° tlgatlons had convinr^ Jilm "there to lick the bad .aanitallon that young myn and found Vnone c6m df^^“ and breaking and entering, was w-as sired In a public hearing be-f North Atlantic Treaty (NA'TO) tion*. Their biggest difficultyi panded faclllUea wUl. have 160 meet Friday aftemooft.at 3 o'clock bem are reminded to bring their continued by Judge Charles N. are peoptesm our oiyn labor union* "To those assembled in Abilene makea the life expectancy of an be trtiated about drinking." fore^the commission in Qimmunl-1 " * defense force-' • commander was today I should like to send per­ Indian in Arizona, for example, they say, will be translating thi adult beda and 3b baaaineU.” In the Fadaratkm room .of Center gifta for the Easter basket . Crockett in Town Court thla morn­ property studied b.v Republicans and Demo­ who are rehlly 'Communists even The atudenta know . their jobs white man's aanttatloh terma Inf 'Ilia liona Club baa aa a major iChurch Houae. An enjo^ble mu- though slave labor is a'product of sonal greetings from on* of their only 88 years, won't be easy. They'll have to ing until Saturday. The debate between proponenU owW s and voters, *•'htit at the in-, crats alike, hunting for political nelgbbom . . . and to all of you my Indlan.language, ^ I project a program of echolarahlpa alcal program ndll he praeeq^ .by atStancs of several voters he Impllcatlona. Communism." .\ The U. I a. Indian aervlce ha* convince tlie elder tribeamejv of aubaidUing the education of Man- > LL (Jg) Paul Sherlock, USN, Robert E. Price, 23, of 3 Drive Of the change and the oppoaition.' Mundt a.tid the Eitiehhnwer re­ profound hopes that future ctr-. been appalled for years by this the'neceaalty of constructing aarnl talent from the Hartford Sphool son of Mr. and Mrs., Walter Sher­ D, Was fined 86 for violation of asked for a raise of hands to show Two Republican Senators ■who cheater girla who wlah to become of Muaie, ieveral of them aitUU the latter led by Attorney Herman asntUneht one way or anoUlqr. He port made, U -cleai thkX.ths gen­ cumstancea will allow .me to .aU high morUllty ratp, .on the reser­ fittem for water aupplles, simple lock of 344 McKee' street, is ssrw rules of the road, a charge reduce), Yulea of Manchester who repre­ say they are not committed to any eral, if elected president,'expected tend the neXt ceremonial step In vations. Limited atteinpta by In­ #eWHge dlapneei' eystema, aanttary nuraea but are unable to finance from thla .town, including MIm ing aboard the landing ship tank from reckless driving. brought the sesaion to a cios8\foi- camlldnte—Ferguson of Michigan the axpenae of -training. Dr.:Beaaer Mary-Wllaon. a aenlor In Mancheaii, sented several sdja'cfcnt adja'ri property lowing the showing of hands, ^ d thc.,"great debale'im forelj^'poll- the development of the founda­ dian Service men to correct bad privy*, aatiltary wella, and thei; USS.5SS, helping iifimiy naval In- Eugene Yost, 16, of 284 North owners, continued for>r Bh, hour and an^ Nn Other .Hint— blocked by, Indian enstom* and practiee*. / s and ah4 CbtSMtoiM.'------V /c/: tonight to decide the issue. 'Mamplea. aoma auggeatlona for the future.;" Skrabaca, a graduate o f Manchea­ ah4 suspended sentencie - from ' Kreysig. acknawie hlglv- a^oot during the vacation Laing; ford. Hbi^tal on March 28 were a Of the vote,, but Chairman-Krey- land (D., Ari*.j said "all of iu J^He.xemitly-aald the.New Hamp- 61..ln .1, ...from tdberculoais, 6/,-J/ Lull. „An.^. Indian imia io finance their training fur- hospltj^ty com ^tt^/W lh , »erve xwt»,v4t*wr,'». a political candtagte.". from Albuw.crquc,lS^^M *UaTOWrt*.C»:„ ■ ■ ■ theiT W|ht ='b!a 'for tea. ' ■•'‘'^ w re h e s''^ C^hall, seanisui, •tbxfeatibh/- ’' ' ...... ■ ' right of the Zoning Commission case the pros seem more in^por- Mittee, who is directing action on general'* auppprteis to anticipate Stervlce medical direct op. "How can-1 ever convince Iha peo­ A Since the diamond la thd Fred Shed of ho certain address to act upon the application was tant than the cons. Mnndt, who weeks . ago said thr new'8T;bOO,000,000 foreign aid he may soqn return honiqHo bid, To I'rearh Hanitatinn ple thewe eorralji aroiinij^ the jjiieb-;, acholandilpa under the liona pro- ySN, gon of Me. mid Mes,. James EisejihowaE'.bauld.flitdmany wa.v*. JuutkMt.aubatano*.known; thenn])| I^aat matroni 'bt/rempW Chap was- fine* 880 for intoxication.' ... Ttiestloned 'hy a grtnVp "-thirt" • —Assistant Secretary" of 'State bdl.-railed the report ‘Xpien'dM. pefnoWaHy for the'hornthaUnn oVrio’ ■ The students"In the' elght-K'eelH' VOa' tite ■bed 'fo)/aanU atlw'?” ...... thing that will cut It 1* anothsV'z gram. L, Ghskeil 'of 136' Fl^ehee sirMi, David Petke, 20, of IT Campfleld of making his views known while Sen. Lodge fR., Maas.), mana­ Another .Student la worried According to liiona Club PreM' ter, OE8, wlU m ^t tomorrow eve­ it a member of the ckew of the thought the scUon should be taken George W. Perkins, talking deliver thre^ or foiir ''notf-politl- sanitation course have been hand- diamond. lift road, was fdund not guilty of reck­ about Rusataft.-restrictlOnt on Still a genera), said the report “is ge) of the Elsenhower national cal” speeches before the national 'picked by tribal councils of the about a cgiialn medicine man's IH;. dent William McBride, tbd'^lan ning at g o'clock In the Maaonie aircraft carrier USS/Mlndoto either by the Zoning Board of Ap­ 6ns such device.” calla for aponaorlng two new achol- Temple. HoatHaaes will less dri'ving, a charge brought by , peals, or vote of Bolton's legal foreign, diplomats. campaign, said -- ‘'Eisenhower is convention. Cheyenne of North Dakota, Chip­ reaction when ha.starta explain­ which recently completed, major the court after he was arrested'for "He waa filmed for telH’laion evcrlpatingly light when he says Goi’ernor. Arm adsd to aprcula- pewa of Minnesota, Sioux of Smith ing "alt this busineaa about Q “-What great artlat exaicuterf^ aiahipa each year. Since the train­ Jamea B. ElM^tt and Mm. J. Hen­ convoy, exercises In the A t^ U c Voters. ■ - ' ■ and other unorthodox media - on violation of rules of the road by ,’Woalon Tonight .Secretary Snyder'cannot evade •that we must develop Allies ■who tlon about the generat's plans by ■Dakota, ' tfnited Pueblo of New jqme of hla .maaterplece* whlldH ...41 ing la for If three year period, aix ry Thornton.'^ Membera unable to between Long Island and Pant' this report,” Mundt said. "I doObt are truly effective and not mere lying pat on hla back T girla would be participating in the be present are aaked ^ notify ma. ,. police on Feb. 23. Only three members of the five responsibility for corruption in the Asserting in a prepared addrea* Mexico, BlarkCeet of Montana, But H. E. Egan, A U-. 8. Public. that there can be any valid' critf-, free riders on the'gravy train, for today’s ceremony that "lye alt Navajo tSf,.Neiy Mexico and Arl- Health Service education apecial- A -- Michelangelo, who paintsq!:!.! plan annually. A. apecial review either of the hoateasea. man commission.-, attended the Internal Revende. Bureau. clam of this unless It comes from s "No one know’s more about de- of pro'jecta On record In the head The nectar In the base of a flow- public_ hearing and Chairman —Rep. Danie: Reed (R., N.Y.). know that as of today the Elsen­ go'na and A4tac^, Hopl, Papago tat, la confident hia piiplla 'can do much of the ceiling of the Sistlnawl >r is probably the attraction of a some, hatchet man for the Fair vHpplng effective Allies than he hower story is far from comple­ and Pima, ail oT'Afixon*. the, job. "They're highly Intelll- Chapel, In the 'Vallcan, While ly in quartera 0^' lion* International The/^pril meeting of St. Mary's jwer for a* bee. Krey«ig called a aeaaion of the Deal.” does." haa revealed that the Ipcal Liona 50-5Q^lub wUl be held Friday eve­ Winzler to Take commission for ..-tonight at 8 tion.” / J They will return 'to the home- ftent .atudenta. They know how to ing flat on hla back on a acaffbldin-i I rely upon the . . . overwhelm­ As one example, Ferguson point­ Publication of the NATO report ■ . ■ f-i Qub la the firat In the nation to ning'at the church, lU^Ing with O'clock I'o decide on the applica­ ing rpower of the United States ed to this Elsenhower quote on increased recurring rumors that — ,- i ...... *-■) ej^naor a prog«m of thlq type. the uaual potluck at 7 o'clock. tion. and the,.atomic' bomb ,tp..pro.vi*e Traffic Course dahgec*- of. CaRununists.ja..laboc Eiaenhowee. soon.mav.-ask .Presi­ MBBaiBBiHMaagiBiia^Mii^ MMUSIBBiaBI Aeeordlng' to-M r. .McBride,- the The-commlttw in charge,. of ...the Attorney Hrucs' Manterhacit of the determhto during tlie period of unions; dent Truman for relief from hla Mancheatef club bellevea It la the /inipper ure Mr. and Mm. Da'vid Hartford, representing the pro­ forming a defettiie. . . "Yet.Xlt has seeiped more than Frarier, Mr. and Mm. Russell Police Chief Herman O. Schen. command and return here to oam- firat aervlce club of ita kind ponents of the application, John —Wlnafon Churchill. once withip our countries that paign, probably late in Mgy. ■■I) InItlaU iuch a program. White. Mr. and Mm. Elmer Kilby del aninounced today that Patrol Calyocore,seL of West Hartford ' Go-apeaker at laat nigbt’a meet­ and Mr, and Mm. WUliam Keiah. inah 'Bdward M. Winzler win at­ and Remard Menachell of 41 Mil­ ing waa D. L.'Hobron. manager of ford roed, Manchester, .outlined the Mancheater office, of/' the The Fiat lilstreis Club, Daugh- tend a twp week Police Traffic at S-.IS the plans of his clients, who are Keith'! 's Manchester Fabulous Values “fn l^uthem New England TeUphone tem of Uberty No. 17, will meet Training School in Boston begin­ \ owners of the Community Amuse­ Company. The neW aervlce pro' at the home of Mrs. Martha Cran­ ning next Monday. JOAN FONTAINE In ment Corporation that has theater / i gram of. the telephone /company ston.-IS Dennison atraet. Hartford, The-cohme will be held atNorth- "Darllag How'Could Vim’* housea.in Hartford;and Plainfield. ..-jt'.i iifi' waa the aubject of Mr;^ Uobron’a tomorrow evening. Membem are He said the State Highway De­ eaatern University and U conduct­ At 8:80-9>86 talk. A aurvey la now underway aaked to take the hue leaving the ed by the Northwestern University partment had been coh.sulted con­ by the telephone company to de­ Center at 6:45. Traffic Institute. It is a basic cerning entrances and exits to the termine whether o^nottelephone course In accident prevention, Irtardajr 1 p. m. Gesa Aatry— drive-in. theater. A traffic light aubacribera in >^cheater want Lakota Council. No. 61, Degree rinciples and technique of police Cariaaa—t aiaasM would be installed at the «itrance thla new — Of Pocahontas, wtn have the .Offt' •affic mjpeiwlslbih. ' _ Saa. flatli Gabie la "LaBa StpV* off- the highway that will have a According to ^ r . Hobron. "al­ clal vUltaUon pt the Great Poca- 40-foot roadway Into the theater though the aurvey haa been under­ hontaa, Isabelle Suerard. of Wln- \ and a 20-foot road out. divided by way for only five daya, reaulta to- ated, and her board of great chief* an esplanade' approximately 12 date IndicaM a majority of bual- tbroughout the State of Connecti­ feet wide. neaa and r^idential telephone aub- cut tonight at 8 o'clock a f Odd FUN ^ FUN The propoaed theater would ■ \ cribera favor the propoaed pro­ Fellow* HaU. Deputy Great Po have accommodations for about gram.” / cahonta* Carrie Kane of Kiowa LAFOND* BROTHERS .500 cars and would be constructed rollqwing the dinner meeting, Council No. 26 of Rockville and CIRCLE with receiving sets that hang on club commltteea on the Liona auc- her membera WlU al*o be In at TODAY and TOMORROW the windbw of a car. The box office 0 be held May IT and the tendance. Membem are reminded STEAK HOUSE entrance, he .said, would be about ahow to be held June 15, met to bring refreshment* and also the >iONSON, Ma s s 1,000 feet from the highway diacuaa plana. gift for the guest table, A pot SPECIAL... proper, and the area leading to the The next meeting of the club luiik will be served after the meet COME UP and see the "Sons Of boa office would adequately handle 4a to be Ladiea’ Night--on June 15 A TREAT FOR Fun” In itetlon. Sbowat Thnra., about 200 cars so that the highw-ay it'the CdlOriy Tnh,' »t|t ’Miim ' “ OFERA tOYEiRS - FVt., 8at-i Smii • n » 4s»gh ahsw wmrtif not become' congest ed ■ ■hy Miss Jane Burr, a freshman at of the East" stalled traffic. MOTBER-of OGNN. Bouve-Boaton School, affiliated TITO GOBBI la ... — ' Tet Monson 8223 Traffic itottleneek Watertowm.- April T^ffH-Mm. with Tufts College/ Medford, Attorney Yules broache* the Is- Sarah Lee inemlng, founder of the Mats., 1* at horn* for the spring PACLIACCI : FUN FUN ' sue from the point of vfew that Phyllla Wheatley Home for Girls vacation. 8h« 1* the daughter Lovsdf a Glown Bolton itself 'Jiad nothing .to gain at New Hdyen. was selected as Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8. Burr — PLUS — from the drlve-to theater. He said Mother of Cdpnecticut for ie52> Jt4t02 Adelaide road, ^RENiAMINO OIOLI revenue'from taxes would not be was announce^ iMt night by the more ,-than gl.OOih using an ap­ StaU,MoUie.r'a .Coiiunltt«e. of the Raymond F. Brown englneman, In “Mod About 0>Rfa " proximate figure \of a 860,000 Golden Rule Foundation. Mrs. third ciiss; USN. son of Mf.-arid 'a.'iiiliiaWient'bH' tJiii tHeater...... Fleming, wife of a New Haven Mrs. Samuel Brown of 11 North Benefit For Ths He jioted th'e atafe has been dentist, haa a son. Harold; a den- Falrtleld street,‘'serving aboard Italian Flood .IMlef Xpending several hupd^d thou tlat, and a daughter, Dorothy, a the submarine- USS Bashaw, re- By The . /■'sand dollars to--corre€t 'a t raffle social worker. Shet founded the cahtly psatlclpated In the largeat Italian Amsri«Mi Colony botHeneck on that str>tcm of the highway, the only main thorough home for out-of-town girl* In New Paeffte Fleet training exerclaea Admission 81-80 (Tax Included) Haven in 1935. held since the Korean outbreak. fare easterly and westerly be tween "Hartford and Providence, - : STARTS ERIDAYx ; And -that-the-theatar-would -oraato - additional traffic hazards. Yule.S' , FRANK SINATRA In ' '' added the problems of cleanliness, 'MEET DANNY WILSON' molSe, morsl/i and policing in his for FLUS i ''Dmaattra lAMrt-^eanyon’J closing'remarks as he presented a petition of property owners who Creamy . . . delicious. . tops in flavor and opposed the zone change. nourishment. Its purity and freehneea are assured I ^ Clarence H.. Anderson, local In­ surance agent and a leader of the by Sealteet Quality Controla. Truly one of the N oppoaition movement, denounced world’s Sheet milks. EASTWOOD \ the . proposition because of the traffic problem. He 'noted the A Great AB-Comady Show! many deaths in the Bolton stretch Daaa Bartts Jaas Fealalaa of.the highway from the ttanchea- Janjr Lawla , Jaha X>aaa . ter-Bolton town line to Bolton •’SAILOB "DaHIllir \ Notch. ---- . BEWARE^ HoiaOMM ‘ Iloll Speaks __ With fragrantcpffee Nature’s o w n - Your*' E. J. Holl, prominent Manches­ . . . tangy, thick BUTTERMILK hu-etM-('4e.. lt4S-t:M' Health diink! High DRESSER Chest of Drawers POSTER BED ter develop«r-and~owner of sevar- otsMin iroup*'; in food Varuet Low" SUN.: Clark Gable ‘T-one^Stari* x tg y ” I at acres of land adjacent to the propoaed site, • produced evidence heavenly f^it daa- in calqriee! Easy to that a .right-of-way allowed" con­ eerta . . . enjoy the dif'eaft T he same, $ 4 9 9 5 $ 2 9 9 5 struction of a road that would cut Savor goodneea that fraah, zippy flavor right through the back yards of onlyily thiatl really fine . ;. the same zestful EVERY PURCHASE of qll your cor needs of Burtons Chlldrsn's S..op — 841 Main Streif I several property ownem. Including .cnam can add! tang . , . that old Three Drawer Dreaser. 40 Inches In Roomy Four Drawer Chest, ' shown Styled alonjg simple Early Atrierican From the Maker of Anderson’a. He noted that If the length, complete with plate glaa* above,, of nigged Solid Maple in rich Unea, sturdily buUt. A splendid value Academy Award Hits zone change was granted, nothing timers rave Ibout! mirror. — hand nibbed finish. at Kelth’a low price!. ■ my station will help the Billy Prentice fund this STATE could stop the proponent* from opening that rqsd.- NOW PLAYING He asked Attorney Mahternack Slunning Bedroom Pieces In Open Stock , . all of SOLID M'APLE with the warm, Thundoy# Aprir S. “ ^ hand rubbed flhish you usually .find only on expensive fumitura . . Keith priced to N# |Impoa gvor whether if the.change was granted ------__ exteod-the BMi^ss. .£>ne_ to t . i - 8rL'’^ you U*e,‘h!»” bf Jl|iL,tg)poae any.qf toe.p!e?ea,ypu.j:*au|reXor.y^^ p ■' ' room . . -a airigTe' piece '. . 'or mak* up a complete ensemble. Guaranteed quality '^»weel-s»'WiNk-K^" cover TDrscrea;!%,. qufs(Ton 'Sp / MKONy • uwa KM,- that meand lasting aerrice’ / . low; prlcea that mean GM ATBR'value!, • ...... ALL THE PROFITS In the iaie of ihy prod- ..M I... ,1 .1 - DelickHn . . , nour- .lUebef {"' Smoother! ifiiiTirs W^ng ^'v healthftil ' More deticiouat" ucts and services on this day will be deposited Bnldg . -r /:v ^ e d hot or COTTAGE CHEESE 'You’ve never tasted cold. No Cottage Cheese like DOUBLE DRESSER in the Billy Prentice Fund at the First National ; bother; 'Adds’, wondariul :.;.ia*nv,,toaj:,::4q.^*alada, : :.;..;.Hugav.*;j4B^ . ■" dicTii#''to lueec ekiid^he*,'' a'ppff- GL'lik^toilnnp’ 'iiiui' .king: i: ;*LSea)la*-etandaeda *-r vi'SH ^WTie r aiMp.’fpiatif FLUB ;SpqtqfShun! • of purity and quali­ favorite distiee.- - ■ .-...Colontai bracket base. MAYOR HAROLD TURKINGTON ^ill T>«r. ty- Children love it. HANDLED WITH CARE \ sonally take the opening ond closing inventory ■i4U»e>iisy n iiw9/d/?^ DOU1LE.CHECKED ' ^ •■'V At right. A' Chest with Rich, apoon-thkk, >FAT-FREE For your alinuidn# DOUBLE capacity, 38 Every ingredient, every ammint made from fresh, inches wide, fa*hionto of w m M w SKIM.'WED MILK ^ t ! Ftoaljii^avoqMl, .95 le earefuily checked by our reg­ sweet cream,.. .spe­ '.fuller-bodied,' Piw- Solid Maple in ' Cbaonlai 444 CENTER STREET cially cultui^ and flnlidi. istered pharmneiat. aaanrieg yoa videa vital irauriah- . i Selact your favorite shade-but be lure if s homogenized. Oiyea ment aM.J]#lp* eli-. of nbaalnfe accuracy. eXciting flavor to BUJEI And-by NATUJJAL ^RIDG^d ANNOtlNOES the OF A minate tba oflmiig LEHMAKI'S aaUda, aoupe, atewz, for calorie-logded , course.' Let us ihow; you the prescriptions Called For ^ Muoea and vras- foods.' Costa leea,. Available To You On Liberal Keith Budget season'i newest fashion creatidna' and Delivered toble dishes. too. IrrgQy ^ a r ter, more oomfe^- In Keith’s private parking'Ibt adjoining the store. . No Meter Open Thursday llntit9 ablS'-^^GUly finer footwean Free Parking "V AT THEIR RESTAURANT AND GRIU Parking In the entire block juat ^ Oloeed Wednesdaya at Noon. Regular '*tora hours f^im 9 Adraoutd la JPHARIIACY !1 UB ■ouUv of tht atore; Never a parkl^'problem at KeitK"s! ; A., m : until 5:30 P. M." . * ' ^ *V-t Uf| vodM ■ r - FREE DEUVERT ■ il! r.W" . 704 MAIN STR iE T — TELEPHONS 2 ^ 7 9 eeoe HoutnciirMB fi|tURiDAWA^ M4 Center St, ’ jre t 2-9814 BRYANfg CHAPMAN-R. G. MmUQt EMEROENCY SERVICES UMIHD ON APRIL 3 ^ The Fini Ol' Its Kind In Town ~ Seafood Se^rved Fresh and DeUciouS - Aa You Like It/_ Hr- AhoqysgtfMcBaaf—(MSadbetf Milk • Cream • Cot- DAIRY PRODUCTS ta p Cheeas • Sour Craaa a Buttermilk • Chocolate CLAMS ON HALF SHELL — JUMIO SHRIMP Milk • .ToeCraam • Sherbatoauidother AueyFraduef* WERBNER’S▼ CMAK CTAMB STEAMED CLAMS Advertbe ki The Herald— It |*Bya SHOE STORE SS8 MAIN BTME1ET eeii.U|8e*ar ...IfeSS. lUght' we- have la .eitr hand j*; .of.,,AMl3Atr:Ll8t.-A*JilU,of, eral Btatutea-oil' the -Btata-of Con­ a n r I'a w y iaa]fa^»t-a^».v.,vi«UM|pjd»’V’^W' looked /fit you ai If you h ^ the, waahing department h hay' who necticut, Revlelon of 1P4B, Re­ meaelfet Yea, eVep though you took' i^at-graduate eouf»»» at quire THAT ALL t>OGS OVER ^ Shaver Shop'^"^^Thur$- / aaaufed them you'd be wildly oon- Cambridge Unlveraltj^nd a .for­ In Canada’s lids SIX MONTHfl Ol5) MUST BE U - tent with a "cot In the boner room mer Britlah naval/Officer who CENSED ON OR BEFORE ,MAY dqy and Friday ^froin or even a blanket and a aofa^on commanded a deafroyer. There Vancouver, ‘ OP) — The let, 1982, Neglect or refusal to the meawHjine. la a graduate qp^ale working aa Jblrth palna of have etarted llcenae your dog on or before that 3:3l> 'til 5 . . . with a " ^ S C The room ehortage battlea an­ w^Alc clerk jar our accounting de- date will coet you an additional padnitant, In the wiidemi 400 milee north ' nice Ea9t.gr gift for avery"^ noyed Bome people ao. much they, 'oThefk.; - y / dollar a* well aa make you liable awore they would never leave fe learning the buaineaa \d arreat. their own heartha again upleea freTm^e bottom. Bo many young The plan/calla for a future city Regletratlnn fees are aa fol- little boy >nd girl who “ Jofcad ourby fire or flood. mepXwini" gdbd "edtickllOhal . and of DO.OOOXfor Tveervlng of -a river lowa; ' Male or Spayed Female, Well, the good newe for>o«Jay lly backgrdUnila come to tia flow from one aide of a mountain $2.00; Femala $5.25; Kennel (when coniai tojiay ’’hatjol'V le— can Waft hUHK|i:V(e open range^Q the oth«r; for an aluml- ; we have lo remind "thgin, not more than 10-doga are kept), / .^roaii again. fellowa,JIpteli wi 'Look,. Johnny, thia bUalneae lan't num/plant project by the Algnti- $$«.00. i__you now. TOe erpefgency. la all' glamor—it'a hard woilt.^' nnm Co. at Canada eatiniatad un- Information required under the- _ your loving friend, _ ■ Tlie welcome m at la at the ,Tne traveling public llkee to be Offlclally to coat half a billion dol- law Includea, Sex, Name, jBreed, , door...TJieilaek clerk agp aaya, romanced....and....panipered.. and, fara._ I .'...... Age and Color Markinga. — ___. ______Ptifer Rabbit „ ••Yea. alf/* fnade to feel at home, and emaW \JMoNaeley Dulteee, vlce-preal- VETERINARY CERTIFICATE ^SBualneaa la exceljetit, but the hotcle arc now trjring to do ex­ dent of the aluminum company, REQUIRED FOR'SPAYED FE­ sitarrlfic preaaure ^ no longer actly th at HowT By etreim- eald tha firm haa employed a New MALE NOT PREVIOUSLY LI- Wld r ^ k ' 'Wangeman,' iining. eervioe, .pfovkiing ..hatter York, towa-plannlng. ftnn to lay CBNgBD-.'Offiea honre'■wlll'-be' aa adon of an pM European hotel parking- facilltiee, - modarnlaing out the city of KiUmat where only fear of heanlwo, mot sk w e* deeeVi follpwi': .Dally except Seturdaya no longer hava to .rooma, JnetalUog. high. epeed. eta-! a . Udawatar .Jndlan.. vilUga now. TPPW •T and linndaya,- fl 'A-i-'M.- to-fl Pr M, ' ' .1 Bittcawirwvmf rm .-w r— • i.S:»Jk'fiA--<--s6vtw»*.'TeBav*w >• M . .-fJ aMnd moat of tuir time aaylng vatore. , ^ exift*. The aluminum plant la Like aUiaai ofAaietMeaa, I eaerr Ttgtt except Tliuraday When the-houra ■chadulad to begin operatlona In tlwafi. PteeMM-UMiaa Te»e» emteata m a in ST, ‘ v'TiJo.’ to people we'd like tb take "Everything now id geared to lemt MoatCck e

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There’s laYish._eydeLembTOJd_e]!T.. flatten Tiny tucks and feminine ruffle.s make a in^N.the sheerness of our Judy Bond beautiful bib front oh our cTiarmmiBr sheer NYLON BLOUSE .... in white and pastels. NYLON BLOireE by Alice Stuart . In Isn't your car one investments ? OOOD 1-PANT SUITSI Sizes 32-38. white. Sizes 32-38. : . 9 8 7 . 9 8 X.,' Here'a the greatest money- BLOUSE BAR •X- iioving clothing opportunity -X ei the yearj Suita thot you'll see elsewheria p ric ^ to $44.50 . . Hondsome. new Spring •Bayeitt.*h ...wra^K - dinest'Buitt-thofxyou'll wear ■ 'you’ll find “hundreds.. \\ right now all through spring and summerl Wrinkie-prooll Rainproof I Crease ■ re^tem t. of handsome, feminine parasol skirt in* a fabricsl Ail the newest spring ihodesi par^tsol print- by — Spring h ats The whiiTof a skirt la fashioned In puck-. _tred cotton . - - wrinkle .and soil realalant txfra PanU Included! .. . . and the solid color bodie* is 'in san­ ' at our main floor forized broadcloth I Wonderful color com­ binational CAM K E E F II B EttiR A-PANT fUITSI • 'Sizes 1 -8 -J .^ g 7-14-5.98 In spring hot only a young man’s fancy! sc- We femaieof the species have a trick or ■ / two to fancy up our Easter outfits . . . BURTON’S CHILDRENS SHOP Soys up to a twenty doUm" come see our clever collection of-gay ON THE GO LONGER! bill en each and evei^.one of spring bonnets from these 40/60 rayon omd wool auitsi Hondaomgly toiloied in . gmart worsteda, gabardiner. A 2 ®* to 10 Your Atlmtic Dealer ha$ one of the ntoit ainaiiiag motor oils / and aharksldnsl Chooee from in petrolenim lii$tory I Atomic radiation teiU prolve conclusively 'bundreda" in all tbe'^iw ; spring caloisl-Single-briacined-- Hiat Atlantie-Aviation MotBFOiLcan keep engihei Kfc'e^ /' m o d e I a I Double-breoatedl new up to 3 times longer than the average of coi^petiti]^ ■ \ , s._ ConserTotival prapMl Loun^-_ preminm-priced oilal - gal Regulars, shorts and loners.' • If • ' What’a more, tkoM teitB show that if you start a n ^ car with Atlantic Aviation —and^hange it every lOOOmilei—chancea Extra Pants JmludBlL are youH never have to add a quart of 6U E^wei^tihingea. k - But no matter what the make, modeK or mileage ief the 'gar ytra'drire; ■ron*H' keep-H ow the-g®"AHantic . ■gr.WyweT'4 . i»g t 4 •tt'tn.'-ll* .■5,.., f ,,r4zr BEST^AilM INTAUITM •^,-.Mi.iev4jC.a2 m-. w-nv>'ik*«,w., kWtf.Zk.A-.- .0»tfU Jt -HiC » * kJkJ-VC. . Aviation Motor jOil. See7ouc Atlantic Degler todgy I . you get sci^tiric

. Here ore fine 100% all i-TT-' weelsult9,.deftly toilorad... construction:. .. . . by mcBter croftamen in •ms '►“-I- ....'■"■■r''X-;'^mgirtiO'ivrfng-^^ ■uita thortyoull see elsft- where atf $69.50 OBid , i - morel 100% wool wbra* i ‘ I - teds! Shorkakiiu! Each V ffnd every garment guar- , CHILDLIFE • ~ m anteed to pleaae the .j ■ oi^^short;, ’n sweet jBoat diacrimlnatingl . ^ - soft' as xki^^n’s ear SHOES ay Extra Pants Ihcludad I ‘T--V FLEECE TOPPER r .:' -L :rr . .''V.—"'*'-''--’! Here'a the moat chic, little ''c o a t story ' for aprlngt"'Our —’fl'i '■ y *’^'**.'A double -breasted, futl-slbcved There’s more to a pair of shogs than a shiny ex­ spring charmer has a -belled . 9 8 terior! Childlife Shoes are scientifically constructed -L 'XliBck-. ...-ond .ci)maa in white to giver your child’s growing feet-kaalthy comfort liijtiN at nTKM ' and p o g ^ . Sizes 9-15. . . . You’ll find expert Chilcllife trained fitters in EAST HARTFORD Burton’s Children’s Shoe Dept. Come in today! « r

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•A '■ ,~r X 4 '\ -X H ^ ■ N MANCHESTER EVENING^ERALD. MANCH^8;f^R. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 ^ 9 5 2 BIANCHESTER'e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL*^ 2, 1962 PAGE SEVEN PAGiE SIX ' . ______:__ ■ ■ - . ■ f - - ...... - - V ■ ------LII' 'I.. ned down by heiivy automatic SiiielH qg U p p a n e t over a vat of the liquid or„ GlodeY^ins ^ weapons and amall arm s Are. TJta odorant la Injected directly ■ tntt Trumaii Stm to Reveal hoatlle force waa well entrenched the gas transmission line. in bunkers and determined to de­ Job of ‘^biedrs’ BrottzeStar fend its poeitlons. . UNION SHOPPINQ CENtER SJ . "Realising the aertousneai of • •e-e • e • • • • • • • • ji i MY MAIN RTRCIET TEL. 8-0B44 EAST HABTFOED Why He Refused to Riih New York—(45—You can call U>e jjltuatlon. Pvt. Qlode; vrith We Iwvn 4 Lturce Seleetlon Of ShlUad Bkwter i ^ complete disregard-for his person- them "stinkers" and they won't __ B>- JAMBS MARLOW Citation Notes ‘Heroic mind. ■ ! -humUistlng defMt In- the • New •L .safety. taeaulUd- the- bunJieca ■ ■ . - . . .1 tChtthlng» Tape NovolUee r/„.WwYiSton.'l"'XiuS rHampshtre -prtmary- and even -fit thrbwing.hanA !geanadas-and. firing, , .Tb.'Yre .She. roeo ,«liai>i..M^ ■■.'•tr " r Preaidnnt .Truman, whether you Minnesota Sen. Kefauver'beat'HJm 12 in Action at Pia*lri bis rifle. Undaunted by the intenae to add a special arorng to. odorless ■JiXWfetift’* ."Ai^PLiANCM” ROVSEHOLD like hjn or not, U an extremely enemy Are directed at,him, 'Pvt. natural fuel. This is done for safe­ on the write-in vote; the smell of Diamond Rlnga ■i Teievtaion ruRMsiOBrds human- man, quick tempered, u corruption In government had Glode continued destroying the. ty, In home and Industry, accord­ ' humby as any m ap w-ho ever oc- PfC.. George J. G lo d e ,^ n of ing to the Oss Appliance Mann- W atchea . . Va«uu«h Cleaners spread across the countryside; and hostile emplacements until all had Refrlgeiiitori 7 Pressure Cookers cuplef the. White House, almost he knew he ha^ reached a low Iq Mr. and'bjrs. George Qtbde, 1701 been disabled and their occupants facluri-ra Association. . Choker Bets W ashers lly loyal to his. friends in Tolla.nd strSet. has been aveSrded : 4 -y Dish 8e« popularity. killed, One pint of the odorant, a sul­ Pearl Sets Tnaitera p ■ Cooking Sets !aae.s, and with an Kstonlsh- I . Of all he's done In seven White the bronze sts>-inedal for heroic phur derivative; will smell up a illity to appear cheerful In achlevemciit-^in conn«<^lon w|th "As a result, of lUs courageous million cubic feet of natural gas. .X" ce of adversity. “ " IJlouse. yeara.there's no doubt-he actions, Ms unit was- able to con­ • B B U'B r# B.B e • « SAVE 10% — > SAVE 30% L hl8tory..,tQ.Judge .JUtn. on military OperatlbruT In Kbreg. tinue in.^o-advance -and..suoce«a~. The gas absorbs the odor as It in hS.''4ald''iHe ■^wouldn't" m 1 hbr- leadership Bnd~"pottcles"; in - ■ ^i'tie- ci t a ffbn" re a ds r- "Pfe: ; V - . N , ■ sSi -1. .'•. ; -. oi»». clouds were rolling up. lakjww - One-year- ago, -on --'MOTch -29:- For^arpenMr Work.Gall A ■ '«' 1951, he told a new-s conference he A ttrrifie buyl Rayon gob - had reached a decision about seeking another' term but would Oaf^ator e . For SAYINGS collor, bock, 11* ^ 1. blu«, not disclose It until he w-as ready ^(yun, ..SWj.bfOJWv -Sl.i** and In spite of repeated OTedli.ng at all the new-s conferences In the Vm ^ Sj9 Tbo Mutual Savfigt Bauk. BOYS'TlkS ..,.,49c year that followed he^munaged to ■ ^ X keep the quizzers giieasing. Every job calls for certain skilled . In March 1951 things were h o m e COMFORT work and that is as it should b^. To perking Up a bit for Mr. Tru- man„' The Americans in Korea attain this skill requires training and. "RJAMT CLUr* were beginning to do well a.gain, experience. After their shattering reverses -In MORIARTY Bros L U X U R IA — the 1950»S1 -wrlnterr General Blseni 3 1 5 CfcNItR ST . Tb afcttipatMe hower hattgone to Europe to build Account requites perseverance and SHIRTS up the ■ North Atlantic Treaty TEL 5135 planning. (NATO) army; inflation w-as still CLEANSING - " Rate With WHh with us. butmoving slowly ■ em­ - - More people SAVE their Hibney I" GrewJng Bqya i ployment was high; and defense H productiort w-as making progress. MOBILHEAT Mutual Savings Banks accounts than If we won the w-ar In Korea, In­ CREAM any other method. m flation was checlwd, NATO did all 139 right, and defense production w-as rolling, Truman might have,been able to feel just about this time b y N iK R R I lT HUBBARD AY IB Mhort Slmvea, Ranforlanl' Big news for girls! in 1951 that he could ask the vot­ LIQUID . flrpadrloth. White or ers for another term Ih the 'White 2.50 value ^ ■______J o r s limited time only-ryon ssvs 1.25 on ihli fsmons M -- -j to Mi ’’’Hou-se “-wini "some feeling of coiifl- EMBOSSED P^ffir girls look dence he might get it. There w-as now rresm by Harriet Hubbard Ayer. A reel tresinre for lie T H l ;0 F | certainly no other candidate in the ; clettating quelily, texture, fragrance, betniifyini iagredienti. Rayon irmbardloo Democratic part.v who could be | Super 8-ounce titel Ute it with Luxuris Skin Lotion p^ta, rmuo-rraNt* •von prettier in considered competition. A mutual ;SAVmOS BAHK ant, 3.S8. Brown, COTTONS CEMENT for a freaher, loxelier look. l.OO*. 1.75*. Reverses Pile lip READY TO USB *p(iu te* - •> Mno. irray, 10 to 18. But by last Satiu;day night, eWatvrpfOol t PI«xibf« Oepnslu made on or before the lavish with frosty trims 1 EAStiR . March 29, which w-as one year to V .T*M«h 1 Oil Prool ■t: ] the day since he had said he had nftb of any month draw Intereet ,1 feafhed a decision, rehuffs and re­ HOBBY SHOPPE BOY’S MATCHING verses had piled up for Truman ARTHUR DRUG STORE from the flret of the month. !f BO the decision he announced Sat­ Oor. Center and Grisw-old Sta. SLIP, PANTY SET urday night, not to run," might OPEN 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. 942 MAIN STREEty AT ST. JAMES’ STREET ^ "'V POLOS & SOCKS 2 ^ ® from Grants have been Just the opposite of the c 0 for girls, sisos 2>?4. ■ decision he had reached a year V' ri'WWMgrfVaoaa •,w»jni»,fl*arR*uxW!TWtt-e!.in«*»m»n *r: i . » >.. a go.. ■■ ■ The war in Korea has bogged 129 IS They're so fresh ond crocker-crisp. Such d^i* dow-n; Thimaii had suffered V I8f cote feminine frosting, of eyelet, lace and |5 9 2 ^9 and 2^9 organdy trims. Tiered ond full skirted itylei. I •*' aftrgttlv0 boy/ih dtiign Luscious ice-cream pastels. 1*3, 3*6x, 7-14. In tub-loving royon, Whot Every' little girl loves to look pretty, and she will In 3 moif popiihr colors little girls could resist? In these flattering bonnets, cortwheels, clochps, the Other fine cotton drosses - 4 ^ 1 .9810 3.98 .CottORsUpi, 1 to .14—.7$! nicait of stylet. Trimmed with a flurry oi .flowers, a.^ PARAM OF EAStEFt FASHJOh4 VALUES 1 Ai washable as a handker* Kiddles' novelty handbags____ _ 8 9 c Rayon slips, 2 to. 14____ $1 riot of ribbons. She'll be thrilled. Each a beauty. 9- chief. Guaranteed color* ______, T Ml fblf7 1Iue“ green, bfo^n. Polos,6*16,-Socks,MO'/,.' m YOUR touch makes FASHION MAGIC that^s ALL YOUR OWN P o n tio c s S a ------ir : *51 Chl^tala 2-Br.--JLlght blta bottora, dark blue top, radio, and heater.

GrantV >v v-s- Some liico them '49 Chieftain 4-Dr.—Dark green hydramatic drive, radio and ' tailored... heater, royal maater white wall 4lre«, low mileage, very clean.

'51 Chieftain 2-Dr. - - Biaok,: hydramatic drive, radio, heater. Brat covers, low mileage. o^CCESSORIES Mercurys '50 4-Dr. — Dark blue, radio; toiich your costirme Some like them heater, Beat covers, low mileage. -dressy.,.. with magicee. 'do 4-D'r.—btrtalllc gray, heater, plaattc Beat covem, very clean. I Long weignng e e. 'JOYCE LANE' HANOBM 4 ) 0 A f i,// ’n, 4e«lker-Se»t-j4asfic^B«wn, new. ,4 a- — Xa rs* - A...... -good^ookingr too -—— '50 Light ■ ro. I heater, Beet coyerB, one ou-ner, CAY PIH-ON FLOWERS 4 * # a # Coledut .tloiiem tprtag-msleL. . w V T ,,, ’BUSY BEAVER’ • .- ,---p?ary.a> inMBCwm.i?>,ave»wir-i.. Convertfbfes '' " '■"i ..P2INTE0, SILK SQUARE ... 'IT -WldBrnohllo “BS” — Celer-ivrprises In ll-lnift die. dm Jr ' ' S m EA ST ER­ X X ^ O E S 'L 'Z green, black top, radio, h,v4h » X - >A,' ■T-sis’‘NYr:or§Hfeiftr^^^ NJiicover our heady ossorfment of-- ' j 4. _ ®0 r»o(r« 1# denier lt2aP Eol^r Candy Straw millinery, end *. jir m m •4Y Chevrolet—Gray, new black ^SHIRTS top, radio and heater. ___.^ delignNrj^oll thot flattery at such , J a r O - 0 2 9 - for -men..'. iludents o tiny prtc^ Rockers, soilprs, > A shapes galore Tit;^spring cple'ts. — - - — « # n o l r Oldsmobiles Hb*JI enjoy the looks, the long wear of Sanforized lab-lcsteci brood. , 150 l-Djr,Dark green, cloth. Deep pleat cuffs, itoy-on but- rocket endk^^ydramstic drive, tens. Fused or soft collar^ 14-17. radio, h'eMn. YM t eovera.'

Mode Onjull fitting lasts to •48 “BS” 4-Dr. — Light green, - keep youiig feet healthy.. hydramatlo drive. Beat coven, ’PENNLEIGH TIES’ DEil CIO US, TASTY candy. .. , Whh roomy to# . . . snugi radio and heater, very clS ^ „ hij wool lined. Hond'^inted. Th. newest heel. Pllob^le, genuine spring & summer polterns. Smorl shodes’c- *50 '‘88” -5 PaBBenger C o u p e- Boxed, Chocolate Creme'EGGS ' ledlher.ilppers, insoles, and Dark green, rocket engine, hy- Easter candy, that tastes just right-Is good for'you, f o o L - * ^ EACH • .~quartdr linings. Long>yeor- dramatic drive, fully eqnlppt^, 'PENNLEI H S O C K S ’ 'TrX-H.'iT- .... - ing soles, heel. 8'A to 3, one owner. 6 Mepth-vimlierlilg Jelly, Morshmotlew EGOS.______' 35if .Washfost Colwsj^nyten reinforced heel, •49 “Baf 2-Dr.—Dark green, hy­ toe. Big coler, pattern selection. 10-13. Fun-PiKkid, Candy Filled Mevelty TOYS— — .iQl |Q_1.00 dramatic drive, radio and heater, seat covers, low ^mileage. Spring romance—an excitment of striped rayon ~ The soft Iwk of embroidered scollops _ IT ie l ^ ^ t fuit fdf the figure ^ ” Temptbil. Checelote HOLLOW MOUtPl fe 98j( faille-jacket escorting,sa.:«tyoh sheer dreas jmth ' PAIR - T». the gentle lines, the modified flair. up to 5 ^ ^ . Sizes 12 to 18 In all ASK ABOUT <^ANTS PCA pleats pushed Iiack and held aloft by its own rayon- . . . indicative of the softer shape of Use Coupons just like Cosh, for on--'"-- 't& fcta petticoat. Sizes 12 to 18. .. things to come. Sizes 7-15. worste

~ 4 '. ' ■■■ ‘ 1 .: ■ rl--: • would formallaa tha East-West fpom U. 8. leadarshlp and toward during- Ills' first yaar as its mlU- N ew .% The tktm s been fundamentally righti and Mr. Jamfs H. Sheekty had recom- retary of tha commlBiion, George Aohsaon fundamentally wrong. StalmlS^tateinent ■put In Germany, and perbap* the East, for busineas. It offers oommaader and what ths speech was « Rua- balisvsB lt stiU n*eds to WE ARE mOINQ rnehded th at 8114,000 worth ot H. Waddell, and Jarvia Homes Nor do ws think toat Mr. Aohs" psova a permanent block to Bo.-.; toe bait -of moneys to be roads -by Teaches the Bible Delay Selling alsaa wtre ^ ara. Viet plans for Europe. 'thtis The RroihUn may have Hte /dspartmenfs 81M.0OO bonds "Subdlvtaiim. Under the agreement fldal Big son can ever bring'hla own ]^Uey|> May Start Drive turning to a vast market in the hoped to take some of toe head­ WIIDI hV Hold to pay Ha debt, with the the town will supply ths subdivi­ there U a feeling of urgency Hi Blast ' ToMnersaas tola, lure toe 89,()(m difference to bo used to pay Business’' fwltlis United Stft to a successful frulUon without Moscow about Germany, dnd. th at line space away from the'NATO, On Dodge and BlyMMtk Oara Water Bonds sion with eight-rinch pipe it had in USSR must try to convince west­ record.. With Display of Magic any totereat . that may be added stock for ths price of six-inch. II BUMll StrMt and cularly wrong ; in theli Introducing, into his own, cokt|«et, . (Oonthned trem Pngs Om ) la probably one reason Btalin'-dn- ern businessmen/that war is-not SOIIMENE. INC. ... •-X to the t%bt anil - to; provide the de- ItoehM U r .Coniti ^ cided to answer toe .Amencan' - Ifi sholt, there is no reason to Biol—Center Street—BKKI .1 Authority for Ws transaction Is th i^ bigiir business of toe things tos jQiisken inayitabls nor evSn likely—and assume that Stalin’s statement is par UneiflXwtW about 88,000 for CHARGE Stalin made his statem ent on newsmen’s qusstlonnaira. / ‘By UBOWa RO &UPPBRT (^magicians. and comes up with a ComntiBfiionerfi Want found In tha fact that subdivlalon J^shated war. i[hCs.topd to p.rpnt and know., ...... J ___ that' capitalism- and /communism R .iyaljppm Jg i f t r d .j 5 ^ ^ ____ working capital. reg«i»U*rw require .deveippers tp. ACCOUNTS 'CAmany in- -response to question* ...... ^‘WNoMne'-Mat!’------can exist- peacefully atoe by alito.' "cadcigl>T:-;xNEUij;:^^;'WK«n at-: stoek ' )T»||»d»d 0 ^ b « r 1, IMl '^from war. Big bualnsas, he said, "Nor ;’S JU*l * tritk ." Det^tmn^-M eSBon Tor .Chsirinai^ pf;','toa.'.Bdk*^ inetaU -noUUng. largar.. toan..aix. INVITED tU.:, jsnt by a group of U. 8, nswapa« ■ - Stalin ..alao . aaid- ha - consider* a Stalin may .iwre' bald san an-^' tracUve Audrey Guido .pulls A rab­ A. .Turklngtbia said he (Md not did hot want 'iiirar, M Th» Ptow* Be third world war no nearer than other reason fOr.. giving dhs of nisri^ Senarting inches,.and if Wa town wants to .--X' ’ par and radio men on March 34.'- bit out of her bqnqet, escapes Buying Securities" think the depmment’s bondK:shad have eight-inch pipe laid, it must the end, to lose from war, hot gain Tha redwings ara down among Four days later Adenauer (in*- Itrwas two or three yeara ago. his Infrequent prOhOUQcements-to . . af snlnar been ear-marked; for ariy ai westerners Just at tbls''tiine. It froth 'a sealed wooden box. or pay the developer We differenoe in ^■^^SL*lMt*M^?r!''' °°°" ** from It. toe reedsj and toe meadowlarks, neuneed toat the U. 8., British -That. Is a “welcoros” mat for toe, WE OAlUtF ALL The Board ot Directors, sitting purpose, and that they could be and French foreign ministers International Economic confer­ was published, lets than 34'^hQurs M iv ^ n s LEADING BRAND drlvei^.through traffic blindfolded, Rival liCaders used to pay back the general fund. price between six- and eight-inch As he concluded his speech, the early and clear In the morntaiga, r by ^M*!i ., ...... i » sign a paace contract—a way of •ho lor Itch o) sinpie rash, dry eestsM. I Arthur Drug S)ol Water and Sewer Department with the motion mad* by Commis- 3n* Mm Ui br Htll their part in the story. Two had been happening, by degrees, Ufa with western Germany.' The ed to build a fire .under 'weetern North Atlantic . Treaty org^lsa- son. Interpret Vote siCner Ray S. 'Warren th at We cussion ojs. tha use b.vi PlymouW lac)* Copy ...... :••• Quakers approached him, and rilmlHg of such a peace contract governmwits to turn them away tion (NATO) has aecomplished Audrey has been using feats. bonda'for the purpoee of paying aelllng of the., bonds be.L.pt»tponed Ians residents of sanitary sewers VaSklr, by Calrljt ...... befon- yssterday.^ But-yestOrd^ ;..™ .. .Of . ^ k iWe town’s, general' fund-its for the" draining- of-tketr flooded . DaUirwrtdr •» 'Wt6,()0D- de'&4 until We^ rearon' for investigated: ' ; '’■C''”’' ■cMNm; ■ tos-qiisiitlon ■ of-oontcaots to express the theme of his talk In spring con'vertsd itself from a kidown in many sections of the the purchase of We bonds is in­ and payments of bills and Ws em­ T aa a personal meeUng with tha nation as the "Mrs. Houdinl of vestigated further. . , Sheekey '^ a s instructed by t)i* Th« AMoolated PrtM H Meljalralr calendar formality Into ja wiu-m As Favorable Action board to check tha records to ds^ ployment of a full-time accountant •atlUad to'tb* UM ot npubUcatloa o( Deputy Foreign Minister of the 't h e Bible.” Commissioner KaWerine D. in Wt water department. •II a m dItMtchta cradlUd to It. or tantalising presence. • Officially, the trim, 28-year-old Towards Their^ Man Bourn laised the queeUon as to tenntne the reason for the frinrP Sot .otbonrBo crodittd In tWa' p»p«r Soviet Union, Jacob Malik. It was the kind of day on which brunette is half of the Moody . -'.Ji whether the bonds weA set aeide and to report back to the board. •ad dlM th« local now! imbllthet! h««, BRAVES TTils rapreMnbed a kind of no human being ahould be chained -Dible;.IheUtute’s famed "Mr. and 3—(iO—Rival as.a sinking fund whichf would be *'*nte commission last night alao '*11 Hfbu ot.npubileatloa ot apodtl Hartford, April took upon itself the task of -sur­ ddipatcbea berain ara alaotraaerred. thing the Quakers are always try. to a desk or -confjned by walla. Mrs-” evangellsni team. While Connecticut Taft and Eisenhower' used to pay off a 8500,0(10 mort­ T ^ahassee. Fla., April 2-j(g»i-^ injg to do, in the hope that, some, husband Mike preaches -ths- old- leaders placed Vastly different In* gage bond issue, an obligation veying the operations, rriles, rog*; l^ill aanlea cllant of M. ■. A. Barr- We dontr realy mean that, of faahi(ht*d gospel, she uses more whlcK" .the department inherited Illations and rates of the water* Wartw.Spahn, We Boeton Bravee’ Patent how, the walls of suspicion -and ceurss. Actually, it waa toe kind Verpretatlons on Senator Taft's-24 department. •tyllrii southpaw, will attempt to **VubUahan’ BapraaanlaUTaa: Tha than 83,000 worth of trick equip­ out of 30 delegate vote victory' in when it bought the South Man- SVi to 12 Jullua Jlathaara Spaelal Afanry — Ntw misunderstanding between Bast- of day when the misery of being m e n t ^ make it as IntSPesUngr as chestor Witter Company In 1983 An outgrowth of the controversy go the fflu. nine. innings route 1 2 4 to S Toth, Cbleaio, Datratt and Boaton. and West C ^ be broken dbWn, No posaibIe\ the Wisconsin primary. ’ and/which is due in 1954. regarding the department’a Indebt­ against major league oppoilUon chained to a dsskj while the tug State Senator Tage B. -Pearson today whaivv.Wa-Tribesmen con­ 41.t0 7 monnui Atmrr "BCrbati OF one else but the Quakers, ever An orange tree which appears If it is found that the old Board edness to the town’s general fund OKCOTJmOKS. to go out Is almcMd unbearable, te mysteriously from a hollow tube of Wilton, head of We Connecti­ of' Selectmen by a vote created a and its unauthorised use of town clude their Sluing exhibition com­ seems to be making an y ^eal ef. the mpat sxqulStte of tortures. To cut Taft Committee, saw it this petition wlW We Phillies. Spahn Tl>a Harald Prtntlnf Oomwany. la used to point up the fruits of sinking fund for Wis "purpose the mOriey. the Investigation 4111 be fort in .this ^IrecUon. But they put a day Ilka this just bsyohd ' Christian'living loVe, Joy and way :— - • /Tonds can not be usedT for any­ conducted by a bl-partisan Wree- ■went' nine ImilngA^agatntt the At-- •adumaa no financial raaponslblllty tor "Senator Taft’s Wisconsin dele­ - typotnudilcal aprora. tMaatlnjf. In, ad- werej^rai .tola pejlpdj ..wprjtlng be- reach' Right . . ; Slaplay adrartlalnx eloainf houra: So let’s start over again, . wooden box, which has been Taft campaign on We part 6f the night. It Is stated that his recom­ btotlon calling for the appoint- 10-4 eetbsck by the Braves in Pateijt iiavjr ^ri^rMehtatlyes of East and ^ e|t, .o.lt.waa the kind. of day on which ’'’’haried ‘ shut and thert beund with' state ftepublicaiiorganixation, mendation 'Wat ■’i l!lrtklflg'fim(! be ‘ifient tif We comrrrrttee by Turti- Tackiohime. The latt'si^ pounded that Taft proves to be extremely or red. For Wadnaaday—1 p. Id. Tueai Wd we suppose 'they W aha every human being should be . ropes, illustrates "how ajn Im- created to retire the 8.500,000 bond. ihgton. . .._ see Robin Roberts tor 13 dur­ . For Tburadayr-rl p. n.; yfJ ... 'prisohiC us but 'through" W e' pioWW •popular "With . We - voters:...------Issue was'accepted, bul irdoes 'hot •“■"Ubiiflirto Pipe A'gwi»««t’ "" ing" hi* Mven and two-wiras stay- . Sizea 5 tp 8 , 'ivorkinK Jn the. same .dlcaoM®®*. -thalned to a-d^-and-confined-by “Regardless of We division in For Friday—1 a. m. Thun ‘ Mr. Wilson told the Quakers he of God we can be set free." say whether it whs accepted by a In other matters last night, the on Ws firing 11ns. \ 81^ to 12 For Saturday—i p. M. Fiji walla, Only in such durance vile And how "the world paseeth the popular vote, it* proves one therc^s no aaaalllad doacAna; 10t«. had no obJecUon to thetr..plan, al­ ■vote of the selectmen. compitosion confirmed an agree­ 12V-J to 3 day of publication axu t Saturday— can one live a spring day like this away and the lusts thereof” is thing: Wat Senator Taft is We Sell to Pay Debt ment reached orally several Mexicali Is Wa capital of Nortfl^ j t a. m. ' though he didn't think It. would as fully as It should be lived. Only simulated by * vanishing canary. single most popular candidate In Secretary of We Commission months ago between We late sec­ ern Lower California. NI Wisconsin.” substitute Wadnaa^s^, April > do any good for him to talk to at a dask, wito work to be dime, Andrey planned to. become a ,1- Mattk. doctor, but Interrupted her stud­ Chairman Meade Alcorn of Suf- can the full delleiouBnesa of spring ies to take a temporary Job teach- fleld, Connecticut Elsenhower com- He Woh Bnt Lost So tha Quakers arranged :thelr fever be clinically experlenoed. Irtg chemistry and physical edu­ niittee, attached significance to for quality^.«* meetttig. It was all very secret the popular vote (Incomplete) At saamad tlkaly, San%tof' Taft Only from a dlstanca can one real­ cation in her home - town of They took Mr. Wilson and Henry ly watch how toa lawps grow Mettler, Ga. Midway through her which showed T aft with 307,000, /- k u salnad aoma dalajcataa )n the Ford II to a house on Long Island first year, Mike came to town to Warren 255,000 and Stassen 162,- 'Wlaconain primary, but haa auf.^ green, in toe"space of a few hot 000. Noting that the combined R em em ber! where they met Mr. Malika and conduct a revival meeting and she ' * hours. Only , by looking at drab and her- pupils-were- required-to W arren-Stassen-vote-was '417,000,- ferad a defeat dolnK It. ugusd. wlUiuhim.^ afternoon sind "waulta sSapa' hJiw id oi ^ th a F*wai«it:5im wff eee too'arb^ ■attend. - ... or J10,000 more Wan T*,fVa, he there's no substitute for eVenlsgt' M r' Wilson pulled' nohe flowering in all its shy beauty. In leas lEah s year they were said; ' State'a SO deleiyatei. "It la significant that in a pri­ of hIs punches, speaking his Amer- ■ And, if we can JUat spin out one SrORT YOUR WINTER TREASURES married and she had begun- to .... B ut the popular vote wa* lean mind freely, even charging fenllven his-, meetings with her mary in which Dwight Eisenhower OM BUILT .kaavilyasainat- him, moto patsgraph. w> bow fitting. It Imowiedge. of .chemistry------was: not. even eoter,ed, .that Sena­ Mr. 'MUlk 'irit'h‘'makfhg m ^ rta 'fb ^..^SWING BRIDGE JUNIOR ± 7 -ttV------Thta unuxual'combination of ra- is to be'shut up in an office on a Scarlet Sin tor Taft was not able-to get a Russia containing alleged infor- perfect April day, we’ll have our IN A GIAMOROUS LOWBOY CHEST "The first thing I did,” she re­ majority of all votes cast." auUa arlnen from the fact th at the mstlon about the United States Reg. ^18.25. You’ll like the smoothly polished - calls,- “was an experiment in Attorney Alcorn said the "only Erflcted and , NavyXid, ' race In WIsconalh'wax a three- space filled and be able to escape. way to get a "full teat between Finished which Mr. Malik himself knew to The price of one or two moth-ruined winter gar­ brass of Watkins Quality lamps., . . even be­ ■ which I took two test tubes, «rep- IOTA ’ Black suede. cornered affair, with Warren and be wrong, fore you start enjoying their perfect jight- aesenttng two boys, filled them the two rivals is to have them ‘f - Including Growing girl 4 to 7r' Btaaaen dividing the oppoaitton to ments will pay for a Lane Queen Anne O d a r w ith a colorlesg liquid, and com­ meet head-on as scheduled In New 2 Side Windows 1 • - As the evening drew to a close, 89*50 ing. Both models have 3-way lighting and bined their contriita so that both Jersey and as already taken place th a Ohio aanator. British Pro() e Chest! Satin finished mahogany veneers hide full V ‘S' Mr..Malik asked Mr. Wilson If he 08 reflectors . . . green or red parchment turned red. 'ITien. to Illustrate the in New Hampshire.” PRE-FAB 1 Side Door In auch a altuatlon. It waa con- •i/i, inches of solid, moth-repellent aromatic red advertised^ Bible truth that ‘though your sins / and Over Head XIKIDI. Rill would be willing to go to Moscow cedar! S|)gcious drawer in base. shades, trimmed and bound in gold. r ; i '-eaded that^ Senator ^ f t, backed to express his 'views to Premier Sudan Self-Rule in U F E , ■ be scarlet, theyi shall be as w hit^ ____Door_...... M-,—^ as show,'T added a (Semlcsd rop^ We huild on the fcy the dtata ftapiibUcan organi­ Stalin, Mr. .Wilson said he would Group Askp tJN sation, would be likely to score a resenting the word of God and the job^Any size, ga- - consider It. (-Oontlnued from Page-One) liquids became white again.” ' rage you wish.V > delegate victory. But It waa alto ' "iTie stunt proved effective, but Act on Tiuiisia EstimiateH On Ini hts consideration of It, Mr. Sudan’s progress toward deter* Bald that thd thing, which would Wilson first went to consult Pres­ Audrey soon decided that she’d Concrete tell whether. Taft waa atill on the mining its own future goyarnment. have to do even better to hold Foundations ident Truman who referred him The governor nnerai, to be wane or beginning to gain back the attention of t,he teenagers. Site (CnnMnued from ^ g e One) 3 YEARS and Amesite to Secretary of Stats Dean Ache ' termed ’’’consUtutlonal head" of began haunting the magic shops lost ground would be the outcome son, who now enters the story, in toe country, would control defense in southern 'Tunlsifl with former Drives Also and foreign affairs, have special and soon had built her repertoire TO PAY We’re proud to carry Stride In tKe“ix>puJar vote. the role of the profoabidnal'diplo­ to about 400 tricks, which now Premier Mohammed Chenlk arid a Furnished As the results ' stand at this powers over the' ctVil Service and fourW. ousted ^ in e t member;, Rites '. , . beicause we think matist. Mr. Acheson sdyfsed Mr. the largely primitive southern fill to overflowing three large' writing,- with leas than 100 nre- trunks. -■ Charge,/#Alse Report there are no finer children’s Wilson against accepting the in­ provinces, and could supersede Ben Salem. We lat- INCLUDES STANLEY OVERHEAD DOORS elncta atlU to be heard frorpi; Taft parliament and the cabinet in a They range from. disappearing Red \ vitation to Mosc(^. Mr. Maljk alarm clocks to cakes which are r-in-law of the .Bey. shoes than, these. We believe .' has 306.277 votes against a total major emeigency. meanwhile, had arranged a vlea Li ttahsformed into men’s hats and ■’81/* to 12 \ in theiTF'. . . in their suiierior „,jtobeyt9pn, siW . the. draft- con* ^.^.OWEXAR GARAGES..... TWO CAR GARAGES j ... - ,*P.r,W a rre ^ a n ^ . StM- ■for-Mri' wilion'B .Joums'y to ’Mos-' '1 ----*“a7'W' o’o'fTe H~^(ti!k" KS!«ta-“Efrre' 12V to 3 eUtoUon was written by the GoV- :• jwhlch -will,-piok-out-from a-jtock 5uaU^Mttui - wor-kmanship-i-in- .. _ .eomblned, .whlsh. gives.. ^ e cdw. Bui; w ith ' Mr. Acheson'^ ad-, ; erndr. JlCnersl. Sir Robert Howei ■■ Warren-Staeaen coniblhatlon' whichever "Bible-^memoiy verse 'IO kIO r . 7 .T . rr$A 80 2 0 x 2 0 . . ; 7 . . . . 7 . . . . 7 7 $ i m “ thelr carefully planned coh- vice dominating, the trip never but that It waa not being "Im- laad of 110,000 votes. Oountlng In card" a youngster may name.' 2 0 $695 capi® off. A' few weeks later, when poiwd" on the country. — Mystifying Stunt tax ...... 20x24 ...... S118S fltruction. We believe that the 36,000 votes for MacArthur, The draft waa drawn In accord­ 19% x'36’’ top opens to 19% ' M n Wilson,, instead of going to Pei;hapa We most mystffylng 12x22 ...... $770 22x22 ...... <"$1220 Ask Your Doctor About Stride Rites . . . exactjngly Which should be regarded 'ss ance with the promise made last. X 52" with leaves up. . stu n t is -the one in which Audrey Moscow, had become Director of Nov. IB by BrlUth Forsign^SlIcra ^ sympathetic to Taft, the margiii ; ■ tapes a rubber pad over her-eyes.; ib chflaren were mur- - 12x24 ...... V... $780 22x24 ...... $1260 STRIDE RITE fit^d by our trained staff... Defense . MobllUation, the Rua tary Anthony lEden that the Sudan ; puts on a black hood,,then drives rillage:bf Taxeik;a in ; o tfe t\ your chi|d maximum .«rf victory for the anti-Taft forces would be given self government ■ires during We clean- ' sJins cancelled toe visa. . alone th ro u g h 'tra ffic .' Thls 'xfiie ~‘' l#-wlsMnslh standi at iofne W,! not later than 1653;' ■...... TODDLER SHOES foot protection throughout the Hero la one little page in the never falls to mystify, especially of French -Foreign 000 votes. Robertson said the constitution secret history of our times. As it Genuine Mahogany where policemen are conperiied. early in . February. 5 important growing This result was^^achleved. In will be submitted to Britain apd In fact, the possiblilty of'receiving 1/ Tbe- FTcncn on Feb. 8 drew up a is disclosed, wa can nota th at-th s BIgypt after toe assembly g iy a d ^ They protect pliable year. Come in soon, spits of the twot Jl M tha stata oiv t a traffic ticket has become the ^■‘judicial Information,” correspond- ' amateur pea'cemakers got along ■views. ./ "* ■ t trick’s greatest hatafd/ little bones and mu»> sanitation waa'clearly for Taft. It ing to ■ a w arrant, ■ in which the ’ wem’t you ? well enough, and aeemed to have a (In London, a British, Fonslgn; START WITH A P iNEAN;H(^UA \ AlWough Auudrey/ has never ministers were not named. is also an interesting eommmtary Office spokesman said the 'cdiri' cleg with every step. neat little opening developing in Tables seen a professional magician In categorically.French resident-general Jean that Tjift was the only i^ndldate atltution wM "aimed a t seU-gov- ■actlori, to* Kiu become so.adept'at' A' • court inquiry-showed,—We 7jL CONSTRUCTION and APPLIANCE the wall between East and West Frenchde Hguteelocque aski. Wet singledW* chlldsen^dlod them out to indulga.himself in praty of ernmeht p f yje.' SiiiJah. not. adfr ‘"■the slelghs^'^hsind’ trade 'that-aho last week, however, as responsible 249 8ROAD ST-. NIANCHESTER -— mONE 2-1 imtn - Ih^lr- - aetWfy^^-Tcamer-^p^ -i mlnhUWt of the—Sudai RANCH HOUSE BED <>f-nntUrat'rCan»*»T *" <> Wa t th rec- -#r-r- Vlsconsln’s controversial Senator - -has-reectvjed seyeral televlalon ef— for- spreading Wia rumor about against a professional diplomat. thus leavihg the way open for the /- fers. So, f!^ toe% turnad Wem all of Wem died before We troops ar­ IdcCarthy. ....______‘ rivedthe in“murdered’’ the villagk. children. Tlie murder DC A He Sealed the b o n in g up again Sudanese to decide in the future down, preferring to use her Skill Hauteclocque denied We rumor Bp^-Wlseonsln’s vcrdlst, on the whether they Win accept Egypt’s onlyforTellgions purposes.' report, drtulated among the Arab very quickly." 2 2 5 0 jtttiea involved in the 19S2 presi­ claims to sovereignty over the Start your^ineantiqufi room Traveling with Weir equipment population, aroused intense hos­ Prie ^ Why did the professional diplo­ t o dential race has been very clear. rid) territory, ' her southern with one, or a pair, of these In. a station wagon. We Guidos tility We French. mat react this way? For' one neighbor.) reg. $27.50 and have been barnstorming for nearly A Tunisian was killed last night Wisconsin Republicans have voted old-and-new Ranch House Firstie Shpe . . 4.50 Accorc thing, of course, he considered the .’nie British move came leas than $29.95 eight years. They’ve appeared at by a military patrol la Wo Arab an the internationalist'as opposed beds. You’ll find n big a r r ^ ,. , universities, high schools, jails, sector of We city.The French said . WIdUis C-D-E. y ' \ Quakers hopelessly Innocent apd six months after Egypt re­ To Size^\. to tbs Isolationist,' aide ‘ot things. pudiated sin 1896 treaty witli Brit­ of _ companion pieces from ' clubs and churches of many de­ he was shot when he fled after naive,' to think that talking be­ They have-voted for the reasoned ain which provided In theory for which to complete your room; nominations from Maine to Mexi­ being challenged by Wo patroU co, oiice addressed more than A Jewish born pharmacy was approach to/national problems as tween Eaat and West would do Britain and Egypt to rule the SU' .all at special prices! Dressers, .00- ON THIS Sizffs. 6 to 8 . . . 5.95 any goqq. For another thing, of dan Jointly, although In prac.Uce 40,000 persons in less Wan five badly damaged during We night contrasted/with the JP»Xt_eharI chests, .bed.side tables and courae, he distruated the uaa the Britain was the dominant power. months. . . b y a^^m b ;"- >- ■ ,, H- The . results in the Nebraska pri- others. Often, young pe^Ie ask the 8!/a to' 12 6,9T tnary, although far from complete Russians might" make, ptopa- pretty preacher if she le not aided' gahda-wlse, of the Wilson Journey, , in her-stunts • by .divine guidance. Forgetfulntos/J* a. vlrture only, W alk ih < g x " S t .this...wilUng, s e e m ^ .b e head^, 12'/a to ,l 7.9X iriE wore’uhderljtoeh.' fiurbasiicfl- When Wey •- do,- she- linpTediately-)'When-youhen-you-oafl-remember ths/-rlgh* ---- Shoe Ing in a similar direction, with a things tp forget' ' ly Mr. Acheson ruled the way hS 17 X 28” step Table has drops We myrtle air traditional to " 4 1 « ^ . . K 95 ^minority ■victory for Taft, and a Inlaid apron and oxbow­ 8ixas3 to 6 . . . '.5.80 did because the WUspn Journey majority popular vote for the Qnotatlons Furnished By shaped front Sixes S% to 8 . .5.98 combined candidates against him. would 'haye conflicted with his Oeimm A Mlddlsbrook, Inc. SPINDRJER Since Taft, In both Instances, own formula for dealing with the 1 P. M. Prices tVldths gains delegates, the underlying de­ Rusalans. His formula,. atiU in sf- B to EE lect; lx that, force and gima are - Bank Stocks feats for him in both Instances are 55 SPIN-RINSE Saddle —aet-llkely-to bring an Immediatr tmdsto -first Natto^HBaalt stand, and that unUl we have of- Manchester . reg. ,$69.00 Neat of three Sheraton total collapse of his candidacy. tables; top 14 x-38”; 23 Thanks to the split of the'vote enough force and guns to make Hartford Narional. the Rmsians say Uncle Sam . ws' Dank and Triist.... 37% inch End-table height i:; I- tASSttWt lie. RsS; twto.-.sWe’jto. m A S lM Fuddle jumper, m iM t;;h ^ iiaitfiord 'Osim: Ttoiwtt'- 7A - i--Iiold his pesitioB- tn-ths' race.' But Manchester T r u s t ; . 67 ...rJWine., them as possible. 'W'e must show th a t Is about all. He, haa by no .? r '.I ••«»... 3%, rT" cushion, 'means .resumed ili'e* commanding gnnsv • not' reasonableness,' “BSiito- Pnoehlx state Bank ' _ — Crepe fioles. ' position he seemed to hold before heat, not willingness to talk, UU' and ’ITust..___ ...... 60 The Hutjyi Bed, available in full sire"' New Hampshire.-, If .the Taft til guns and toughness produce a Fire Insomace Compaaiea as shown, or twins, is an exceptional ^rt)Wn and white, practical change in the Rusalans, Aetna Fire ...... 63 SB piOce. Colonial jig-sawipg is combined...... A®*"** to look a Mtr ..n iv y .an d ....■whitjfc^.. ■We are on Mr; Achesoi?B" road; -Hartford Fira ,.,„...1S7 .1*3 with practical shelf and drawers. En- ^ Widths A to E. . 7 tie Wealthier, because some more NaUonal Flre>;.;,,...: 61%, .63% .ir-r U ■J.-'JJ- ■» v.% •.J, ■ sembhB- WfHi two. ocunmodeii; as aS*. £5',.- H'.trw '.toaC';;''ali..Jia.toea-algns' toat-'' -toa^ - -Ufe O m. to; thfi,l6fL,.Cki!inznqdes :$3S. .eachy VIA*;/::' tf-i,—, weakened by two,more pdpu Russians may-be -weskenis^ and Aetna,Ouually .;... fit lar majorities against hlm.^The growing reasonably he finds coh Aatna'Ltfe 83'^ f - your doctor ; firmation for his policy and JusU- CJonn. General ...... 134 Formerly voters ot Wisconsin, paracuitfly, H artford Steam Boll. 38% ..Pembroke drop-leaf ta- $189.95 had .-their clear formal chance to ficatlon for more guns and more Travelera ...... 6 1 8 L Die with Inlaid drawer; advises tbRighneaa wid less and less rea- 16% X 23”; 16% X 34 . choose him. idhid the things . bj{ PnhBe DtUlttes ____ wlW leaves. stands for ahead of all others.''^ soliiLto seek._an;^ .kind of meeUng Conn. Light; Pow er.... 16 Corrective Shoes the showdown, only a I«1imwi^ ,, i^ krwul with toe Russians. Why Conn. Power. S8% Hartford Elec. L t . ;v «T the Republican voters In Wisodn. make peace, whOn cold war ia go­ Easy'g TWO tubs"'do a Wflihintf■^ice at fast! An entire watb ing so well ? Hartford Gas Co. .,,, 86 - wft c«T y - ^ Bln wanted him and his views. And So. New Ehigland in LESS THAN AN HOUR; Only Easy has the Spiralator. Its roll this waa viewed as the atat^which So the posidon of Mr. Acheson Tel. -...... 34 36 looks, good enough, always provid­ , Ehid table wlW Inlaid over washing action keeps clothes moving in a gdntly rhythmic STRIDE RITE > might give him a majority vie- Mamdactoring Oomnanles . drawer and apron; 17 x itoiy, if he ware , to win one any- ing he does know how ,tb bring Am. Hardware-----;/21 23 37” fop and toelf. spiral path throughout the entire tub. Safe! Past! Washes your Moccasin. Brown policy to a peaceful conclusion, Artow, Hart and Reg. ~4fi % 48 % 55:°° ^ With the extra suppi^rt , ■ w p e ra '. Assoc. Spring clothes whiter. Oges those "extra" thin'gs, too! "Wethaoie*' and white, all and na'-one will be expressing any 81% 34% reg, Bristol Brass i s - 16 $69.95 draperies, slipcovers, curtains, blenketfl , brown -or red. '•Anatomic wedge heels.; public regret that a lUtle Quaker Folding Park Stroller thing! you'd nor- Acheson Nipped A Plot Conms ....; 170 190 rnaliy send out to be cleaned.. j;; - » - ... Widths A to E; 7 e special Gouiiteni. plot to try .the Christian route , of Em-Hart — eSteel-fihanks. ^ Ah anecdote concerning Charles Fi’'atoir Bearing With good weather In sight you’ll want to'" imderatanding was rudely and ef- get ouTof doors more with the youngstera. The '"'Second Spin-Rinse tub- whirls another'^bateh' ready for the. K Wilson haa oeme to light In the fecUvely squashed, .back in the H:ilaix fie Cooley .wake of his latest departure from Landewt. Fraj*y,4nk. Hedstrom’s trim new 1952 Park Stroller is line fft the same time!-Only Easy has the Spin-Rinse. Ttws unique ' fall of i960. That fact won't even New Brit. Mach, ep., Ruirsed iwn-sauff ^-. Washington, and> it is in several the perfect low cost trot-about for tiny tots. . rinsing-drying principle spins out 25% more wtftir from youf 1 be a footnote in history. If the NorW and Judd..... Light weight and easy for mother to handle. tip. WidlliG B to ways an anacdota revealing much A p h ^ n policy falls, jM d we haVe Russell Mfg. t .,'.... cigthes'. . . rfiore water than tightsOt wringer' roHt , . .“:and' about tha different kind of im- Stanlay Works’com. Full collapsible, tubular chromed pusher tmid EE. wo»5d destrucUon, tla t will be the side arms.' Adjustable back and front _dash. with absolute safety to you." No more broken buttons or ruined pulaer at work in the world .to­ fault .of toe obstlaste Russians, day. ‘ ' V Handy foot brajee. Wheels have */t-inch~tires zippers.-Clothes dry faster indoors or out . . lighter t o . handle" who, as Mr. Acheson himself has’^"UnlonjMfg,, ' 19 This la the story. In the fall of so often told us, insist upon iso-' U. S. Envelope com. .. ,T7 Matching., lamp table and large plated hub Cflps. Available in gray and hang up...... r .... : 1900, after the s ta rt of the Korean tating biemselves frpm'"toe'^Oodai U. S. Envelops pfd. . . 61 WlW inlaid drawer and leatherette with padded s ( ^ and bade. Wa^ Mr. WUson, who in this story and standards of the civUissd Veeder-Root ...... ; 34% ,, apron; 22 x 33”. ' r , hoias ths Kds of too intelligent th e above quotaUona.ars. not to wdrldl behind an ominous Ircxi ba construed as actual market W A T K I N S ^ TOTS 'N TEENS Aiperlcan buajnestman ' who be- curtain they refuse to lower. Seves in the direct ,appJiitoUon .of We oan’t entirely escape, our A writer say* It’s natural for a , fashion:' centre for young,^Manchester Mason ' an(^ ‘ common sem ^ h a ^ readers may Judge, toe uneasy girl to want to hang on to her <3/ M oH okedte^ to maks a speech In a ybuth. EtpeciaUy when tha-lights . 966* Main Btrast Fhona 2-4427 feellnig to at toe Qiwkers may have are turned down lo#. STORK - - i t A

t ■ ^ . -yif' V- '■'\4 .'■■ > s. X X / - '."r* -Tf...... • ------4 ^- . ' ^ ...... ■ ' ‘ ' ' '...A \ ^ w ^ T E ir' MANCHESiEK EVENING H E^LD ,^ MANCHESTER,' CONN^ W D N E S D A Y r'A t» R ^ , 1.. .»' ■■* ^ .1 • MANCHESTER EVENIKG HEBALj). MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1962 PAGE EUSVEN gun to flow bur way and the iltu- Haven Congregational Church jlkfe.J'ellg Europe : atlpn of the free worlds la bright­ Hartford Police Saturdayr-at-'A o’clock^ er than it was a-year ago. At Lis­ Steel Walkout These camps for boys and girls are turns Of Mcbrath and '18 other sion; Mr. and Mrs. Emeat . Dlngwell now a part of the Amerlcan)scene top juatlca-offtclala...... ^ Push Own Arming bon, our member ' nations made Hold Local Youth rnntBunday in Shelton visiting at Marcli Poliee ’’Four are actively pending In an great headway on Isauea Vital to the home of Miss Mil Viola Qsbbm. Seen by Arnall Tel.andTiel. which thousands of lucky young­ Hint Feud Reporta on J1 Oases open status before -the courts; our continued progress. They sters enjdy each year. . They have alto aaked for the .The Women’s Club will omit Its ’'One’”fdUtes purely to a person­ * (OMtimied from Fftf« Om ) strengthened our eastam flank by Henry O. OIrard, l»r of 14 Doro­ iV ^S Easter Suggestions Report Made Most camps require tha't the fllea of 11 tax paiseg In .which they nel matter and ia not a ’case’ at brlnglM into NATO the stout­ April meeting. Sixteen members (Contlmwd fm a Page One) youngsters have a physical ex­ said there haa beeri”no proiecution thy road,, was apprehended at kla attended the Hartford ' Flower all; srtd U ilea. Thl* w*« a apeclal 760*word hearted pwplea of Oreece and home at' 1:16 this morning -by P a­ Strikes Due amination before going. This la On Morris since they wire turned over to the Turkey. They agreed to Jh« con- Show last week. ‘Transportation President Truman’s backing In department by the Internal Rev- ’’One,' and Oilly' one,. has not irocordl'nf detlgned to giva the gtit trolman Bk{ward W. .WInzler and was furnished by Mrs. Carlton H. holding the price line. Charles E. to reveal any physical defect been prosecuted, and this caaa is c A.«—me luU■» — report* - - —A. mi—ju( ea.n ^ — a.— Ji FAMOUS NAME-BRANDS AT POPULAR PRICES Monthly Statement Has .which, -mig h t-:lnterfera- -with -fulL enue. puriiau.______.___ _ turned - ever—te . Hartford -poH^-'Jtffl»;'THi%.“ ~x5SPi"T3Bsir6r;— mtst w tte o T r r ^ - r a dewnw'TffiSbiiriia- •atBo xqwR'Tend pendttur.”'------f — •The nurpoM of our govem- fnunlty and a" close relationship who have placed a pjiqrge of UieXt ‘ " I n e r e ^ activity BO that proper measures I n ^ ^ o F m e t The "d e trim e n t, "In a' formal -vitth -th r Oeitnwi BadOTM Repiib- Roiqoio Soglio and Miaa.MarJorle tion. chief last weak end beeause statement-:; today; -denM It -had Tmen&‘ ^In forrhlhg NATOy wai ‘iT ’ against htni. Detectlye Bradley Martin. he said Truman wouldn’t go along ARROW SHIRTS ~ Cafi--bb tlOttri lb' avoid urideslraljlc [very elmple one—to retain the lie." . and Lieutenant Weinstein of the • McRREQOR SFORTSWEAR Over February Figure risk. failed to prosecute the cases. It .Do not soak-any ltem,fdr more He listed' plans for the 4,000 The Teen-Agera will meat at the on a Wilson-suggested steel price (Omtlnued from Pago Om ) •aldr (peace through eatabUsHment of a Hartford Police Department ac­ Increase. , (Oontlnced from Page One) The presence of heart disease, a than 20 mlmi'tea placlnf I t iMund colleetive aecurity." planes, 25 Miive divisions and 25 companied Patrolman Wlnzler home of .William Porter on Sun­ DOBBS HATS ^AUIBATOR GOATS ^ While, the number of arrests !’The exact status of ths II In the washing ptriehlne. Pro­ day evening at 7 o’clock. Miss The White House-relpo'rtedly Is severe allergy or diabetes, for ex­ 566 top officials listed • to. receive, I ' Complete auccem ie "atUl a long reserve divisions aa added security when Tilrard« l was taken into ous- pomes off ax’schedulcd, it l?-cx- during March remained about the ample should ‘be known before cases is as foBoWs: . longed aoakln|r dpena ui« fibers factora, then added; , Betty Miner, Miss'Helen Hills and having the Justice department the Morrirquostiennalre w-ould an­ [way off,” he said, adding; tody. - look up the legality of seizure ac­ JHTERWOVIN HOSE • HHiKOK BELTS pected to cripple telegraph facili­ same as .during February for both the youngster gets Into trouble "Five of the' cases have been end permits -the aoll to become ‘‘On the dlacouraglng side, for "I peraonally would look upon HKrtford police tllegie OIrard, in William Porter Will be the lead­ motor vehicle and otheb law viola­ swer them., Morris has asked Tru­ processed or prosecuted to conclu­ more deeply lodged. completion bf this program aa er?/ . /-’- tion. If this la done the adminis­ ties'from coast to coast, with the from any. activity normally con­ (ample, we have had the strafited the company of one Ralph Dellso tration might igo ahead, as opera­ SWANK JEWELRY tions,, there was in increase of 10 ducted in a summer camp. man to fire atoy government work­ teconomlcs in Burope developing, (tear material evidence that the of Hartford, robbed a woman of ,-'Mrs. Floyd A. Fogll, chairman •AIRMAN JAlIRtTS exception of New ’York City. Em- arrestar forvlolallon of rules bf the tor of the industry, arid give the The camp will also give parents er’ who refu^s to ariswef, declar­ ■ and-alowittg iprevtouB* JOftc. gttila..p(.aut„4Wttta«tenteto, '4i*e>’iiwweer-->”The'pume-wB»-fonnd' df..tba-Jlahcon.4UaUk;t--of.tlie..Coo., ..-ployes. .there MoBg- to ..a n o th e r road-and an ..Increase-of-A-in .aiv, prise are going to be achieved." ifecticut Cancer Society, has an­ wHarit ’^w’S h t a ; '" t ’’'’-""' Instftrcttoris-SB to ”' 'w hat "clothes' ing Ke Wbuid'^qul^hls ’cleimu Job' *lyi pTedi-»d Schedules. We know in the brook off North Main ijtreet Weigh Seizure Action .union. But even In New ’Vork the rests for speeding. that, in spite of the expenditure That was an important kick-off near the Cheney Brothers poiver nounced that the annual, campaign should be taken, the number of If the President'failed to do so. line In the report, for it Indicated But many officlala had doubts CrU la preparing to aet up picket A monthly report by the Police o f vast sums, of money In the plant. ■for funds began on April 1 with a •Department Indicates there were blankets, and similar information The Truman-McGrath. meeting .Bteenhoweria belief that he could house-to-house canvass in each of as to the legal authority for aelz- SLACKS lines In an effort to make the which is always needed before a United States and elsewhere, the- ure. One possibility being studied 15 rules of the road arrests in also epmes on the heels of reports iflow of equipment has not been go bae^ fo America able to point the three towns which comprise ■butdoNvn airtight. camping experience can be com­ that angry protests were made to to a didanse job well on the road the district. The quota for this dia, was basing seizure action on the Western Union announced " Ip March aa opposed to 5 Jn Febru­ fortable and happy. ' I as rapid as previously predicted. to completion. ■ President's Constitutional powers ary* and 12 speeding arresta com­ the President at last Friday’s cab­ I "In Korea, Indo-Chlna and trict; which Includes Andover. He­ W ashington It has filed with the Most camps require one or more inet session over Morris’ question­ .With an Elsenhower boom on Gilead bron’and Marlborough, Is $627, to preserve the public welfare. National • Labor'- Relations board pared with •%'. i Malaya, NATO nations of Bhirope the way in the United states,, the Another was the Selective Ser­ « charge pf :’"nnfMr labor prac­ Total number 4it motor vehiele successful smallpox vaccinations. naire. and in America are carrying very Hebron’s share is $250. Mrs. Fogll, Some ask for typhoid inoculations, general Is expected here to let Hebron will be host to the 4-H Mrs.' Ralph Secord and Mrs. Rob­ vice law, which authorizes govern­ tice" against the -CTUv ___ ?irreats was 74 Febrilary arid 78 A reliable source who ran not {heavy burdens; burdens that are a.ri month. While arrests for although the danger from thtodisk be Identified said cabinet meriibers President Truman .know within dairy ciiibs a t th e Tolland County ert- Hawley attended the kickoff ment operation of any industry -/The company said the CTU had { costly, both in blood and treasure. the next few days that he would failing to meet' defense orders. - fiolated employes' .legalrrighte by -other -offenses dropped from 26 In ease his greatly., decreased. Others told Tnimaa they thought Morris They have a direct effect up«i our. Dairy meetln^^hlckis to her.hyId dinner of the Connecticut Cancer like to be relieved fronl-hls com­ Society held at th« Hartford Club An Injunction against the union threatening to fine them If they February to 24 In March. require 'Inoculations against teta­ was ’’going too far.”.—-.Queations .efforts here to establish a secure mand late In May. There be will at the Hebron fiaementnry School —prohibiting a strike before It ■Work during the strike or cross a Other major Items In the list of nus or lockjaw. The regulations cover such details as business con­ THE WHIFFITUclMtibsmorh ; .^.defbMlVft.. arrahgement-in- .west- on Monday evening. The volun­ • RAYON GABARDINES -share. In a limited way fitting his on April 4 at 8 p. m. The follow teer workers tn Gilead are Mrs, starts—could be obtained under 2 Pair $15.00 -;plcket line. MV arrests were parking viola-v, for camps vary, and aome other nections, family relations and how confortobla and pracHccI lhal it wilt seen *am Burope. own outline. In the campaign for the Taft-Hartley law. pro­ (Crease Resistant) • Under t,he law, Western Union Irioculatlons such as those against many fur coats the offirlars fam­ ! "On the encouraging side, there ing program has been planned by Ralph Secort, Mrs. Robert Haw­ lions,- 12 cases, and violation of the Republican nomination. ley, Miss Phyllis Fogll, Miss Helen hibition 'Is temporary./^provldlng • Wool-Blend Gabardine said in a'statement, to its em- the corner law', 10 cases, a decrease dlptheria may or may not be re­ ily owns. ^ A '. bscoms your lavorlts. lit 'inep iRhs and bowid has- been almost A reVolutlonaFy •Ihe,. county. leader! ;..mo.vios, intro, an- -80-day - ’icooling-^’^ period: s,-|^ye.s, ’’-ii -is unlalr labor- prac- q u ir e d ...... ------Some-cabinet members were ductlon of dairy clubs,, talks by Hills; hTrsr m a x Rank!'and Mrs • s h a r k s k i n s of ft arrests frtmt February. There rise in the morale of the armed John Hooker. But CIO President .Murray four 40*^ Woo),' 6()% Rayon 'tlfe for a union to 'restrain of co­ The youngster going to a camp said to have told the President the adgs givs yoit-iiiat trim, buiinanllkt forces. Their training is .efficient, Wayne Holland of Ellington on Several rolora to choose from. was one arrest for evading re- SitniKavemSkets times has postponed'strike action erce employes in the exercise of sponribillty during March, the re­ should be prepared to,abide by M o it Is inquiry reflected on bis en­ directed by some of the most ex­ ’’The 4-H Dairy Show at Easterh The Connectlcul State Foxhunt- on government reediest. hcndioms bpgiieranca. 4 | 0 ,qra‘ AssPflfttJ.Qn Will hold Its an, • Tan, Gray, Cocoa, Brown. these rights” to refrain from col- p o rt shows. , . / the ruler. For example. If the tire administration and implied perienced- soldiers, sailors and atr« For Fashion-Show -Btatea EaposlUoiitV Hairy- I,en^. further tndieatien’ that •Trtt- Volaws fo $7.P5 --iectlve'krtlon. - • cairip la located In an area where the President'.was unable to-pass rmen alive today. Iii each case, in sky, a member of Hebron Milk mfal 'one-day spring hunt on Sat­ man may hesitate to lise Taft- or the 24 arrests tor other of­ urday.. April 6., a t . .th«„,,S«ffleld le g . $ 1 2 ^ 5 , The union •* demanding a 18- fenses, 'll were for intoxication, .4 there are rattlesnakes, high boots on the Integrity of his own .offl- leach unk,- there ■ Is a-grewtng con- Squirts, -VState. Dairy Recogaitibn Hartley against "Murray.’-a polttl- BUV-2 OR 8 PATO ------“ isent acTOKS'-thc-hoard wage -bopst.- eIbIb,- . • fidence that they can do their Sirs. Joseph Pulohlopek of 5i and Banquet,” county club agent Hunters’ Club In West Suffleld. each' fo r' Oie'f't arid breach' Of the may hav* to he wbm' and it rbifid The president, Charles H. Fish, cal friend, was that the President It also wants its work week rc- be dangerous to break this regula­ McGrath and Secretary of the (job.” Avondale road reminds the .mem­ Albert B. Gray ”1962 County and already had publicly characterized Al) THIS LOW PRICE peace. Tieasufy Snyder were said to be bers of St. M argaret’s Circle, will be m aster of hounds. The cast TERRIFIC VALUE ■flucod from 48 to 40 hours, with no tion. STETSON “ " * Their Job was a tough one. The Ehctension-'4-H Dairy Calendar” government proposals for settling reduction in pay. The two demands The report also shows there was among cabinet members who didn’t Daughters of leabella, that a few and the ,guest speaker. Donald C. will be -at daybreak. Selected a decrease from 32 tb 27 In traffic Abide By Gamp Rules (report said the soldiers on the Al­ the wage dispute as reasonable. •together are slated tq "o**- like the qu'cationnalre. ' tickets are still available for the Oaylopd, ’’Selecting a 4-H Calf or Judges will be In the field.- Re­ accidents, and an Increase from In most places swimming is an lied side faced 225 Russian and freshments will be served at the He said steel industry profits are pents .an hour for each employe, MrOrath or Morris satellite divisions and 20,000 Rus­ fashion show and tea in' Centinel Hei|«r.” After this there -will be lajrge enough to pay for them. 652 to 814 in parking Violations. Important part of camp life and Hill Hall, Hartford, on Saturday, a question box. ’iTisre are two clubhouse by the ladles. Trophies SPORT SHIRTS BELTS 1,250 Leave .lobs Other Items In the report are Rep..Hlillng (R., Calif.), a mem­ sian planes, good 'in quality and will bo presented to the winning Almost $2 an Hour So far the company has made the rules of safety tshould be ber of the Chelf committee, told a Steadily Improving. April 5, at 2:30 p. m. Proceeds will active dairy clubs In town, Gilead The ’ govemmeht wage settle­ • Solids, checks, plaids (Special Group) street lights burned out, 38; build­ strictly folowed. Knives, axeir. Dairy Herders and Hebron 4-H hounds. • Gabardines, T^cas, etc. BO offer. It contends It is' not'in ings found open and secured, 113;. reporter he t>eIleVes the White On ;-the Allied side are fewer be used toward the Scholarship at ment plan, voted by public'and ' Regular and narrow widths a po.sltion to ‘increase wages, now and other: instrumenta which can Hotise huddle means ’’either Mc­ than 00'^ivlslons and 4,000 plpnea Annhurst College, Putnam. The Milk Squirts.The public Is Invited Mrs. Julia Novak, chairman of labor members of the Wage Sta­ • Idifal for Insure wear windows found open, 17; windows cause Injury should Be taken only to attend tHlt meeting. the Red Cross drive In,town,'has • Sizes 28 to 48 j averaging about $1.63 an hour. broken, 4; signs damaged, 6;.lights Grath or Morris will have to step to be ready by the end of this tea and style revue Is under the bilization board ' (WSB) over tn- The eWA, headed by Joseph A. as advised by the camp, directors out.” manegment of the state organtza- Hebron Orange will sponsor one announced that $181 has been col­ dustrv membe-s’ d|ssenj, calls for burning in buildings, 2; fires, 5; y e a r., .... ■■ ______lected. If anyone wiehes to make Beirne, is demanding ’’.substantlsfl'’ and then certain rules for. their “It appears to me,”, he added, "The Soviet army" casts 1tr -tii>n, Daughters of laahelia. more carn, paTty to be held at the a---lT%-cent hourly pay hiost. and lost children, 2. safe.uss must-bs observed. -X ----- ■ "that- the- aituation- has reached a Ojlaad Communltv Hall on, Tues­ a donation he Is asked, to dp SO Im*. Irivge ; boosts,—but- - Beirne - has shadow .over - the length ~ and Mrs.: .F.„. X,eo . B a ^ tt, '.- regent Steelworkers .now have- earnings '"avotned pfnpointtog them-. -’Aver­ It - la • a. mistake .to'believe -t)iat- . showdown.-stage.”' - o the S i] ^ l breadth of Burope,” he said. "The of St. Margaret's Circle, will serve day evening. April 8, at 8 o’clock. medlaWy ns the drive ended close to $2 an hour. The wage up FC si.S^S.so At the last party $20 was real­ March .31. 1 age wage for telephone workers is camps are bound by too many So far the Justice Department Satellite countries have increased as one of the refreshment host­ board also recommended giving around $1.53 an hour, the union ruleu'’. Summer camps for young­ ts the only government Office to the size and combat effectiveness esses. ized and this will be used to bily Mrs. Carl Lankof, chairman of Murray a union’ shop arrange­ 2 ^ 5 / Bates Shoes For Men receive questionnaires, but Moi^s dishes and- utenaHs-for -the hall the-Easter seal campaign, report­ sters have oply. those iplcs which their anh'ed'forces.' Reports ment, plus Improved vacatloh'.' 'Some Uifsb i ebmmunlcnObhs h'aH lmfita'rea' all High govern men kitchen. Winners In setback were: ed that $129 has been j-eceived up holiday, shift arid Sunday oav have been prqyed necessary for behind the Iron, Curtain in- 8AVS ^K)P AT STAKE . high, 'Dqllglsa Porter, Charles workers alteady have walkpd off the protection of the campers. To officials will be asked to answer cate that the restivenssa of these Hartfqrd, April 2—OP)—State to date for the Connecticut Society benefits. • them. . - Watoer, Robert Griffin and Joseph for Crippled Children and Adults. The Steel industry has said It ELT HATS \ Popular Spring Shades. $7.50 Value. $5.00 the Job a t Western Electric's follow them will not interfere captive peoples has led to even Rep. Mhnsfleld Sprague of New. Griffin: low, Helen Hills, Harold Tonnwanda,. N. Y., plant, in a D o c to r with pleasure but will, greatly In- McGrath's White House appoint- |tlght«r, tougher, more hrutal- Canahn, says the- Republican party This drive will continue through wlll.net toSW o (Choose fcom^ Maiichcstar^ largr- earj'. Keep calm. You’ll be all est selection. Regular price $3.98 figllL’L.,!.Z_-_J:/_j!..______1 _■ . pmicp Sweeney said >- "People were pair, ruffled, cotUge and tailor­ . Yea, a brand new deeign ed styles. — Jurnplng'from the wlpdqws. Smoke —Mid brand newaervicea. was In (he care.-' *— BRAND .Huge storage space for Styles and sizes to fit every room , all kinds of dairy foods in your, home. , ' . . . butter, eggs, milk. Pr. Riilh M llett \hetland - cheeeer.-.jnid^otber foods^^ i : 9 8 too. 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Nfleber, Dr. Samutl Stqns, Dr. R. Nir' msA) Grunewsld, Washington before cpming to the University of H^movad to Columbia as an Geography,” with his son, SJ^iiley poo forecast In President Tru­ ‘BciniL Yesterday’ B. Alton, SollmuM, Inc., Army Dalton Dodge, ,1937; and ‘.'B^oliom- Record 11 Billion Sutton Is Given m ystsry man. ■ . UConn Scholar Connecticut. ■ ■ - , inatfuctor"1m4098, became profes- man’s budget message. and Navy C3ub, Brown and Boaw* The committee yesterday re- _ _ He had served as countj^ „ . ^ r of geography in 1897 and held Ic Geography,” with iV. Hkr- Patircms Named prs. Carter Chevrolet. Roy , Mo­ ySaled a recofd Of "Improper" o f T 'acadkc' a t K /l. »the early days of^Con-1- 'thla position Until 1918 when he rison C w ter, Jr., 1939. ■ “• Taxes Collected tors, Inc.,’ Batch Pontile,. Inc., 30 Years-Ii(e, flolal Interference In criminal JT ctSoC S Ul> nedttcut AgrlculturatXlmension -retired and moved with his family He was a member of Sigma XI, Manchester Sand ind Gravel. fraud caacs during the period Servcie^vjMdBervrfi?! for lO^ycara as dean to Washington, Oonn.‘ a fellow of the New York Acad­ About^own The list bf patron* and jiatron- Brunner’s, Miss Bsstrlce Bindtr, when Bollch wSs chief of the New of the twifq;esr^Sdfiool of Agricul­ The retirement did not last emy of Sciences and the American {Conttnued from Page One) •sses for "Born Yesterday,” the Mr. and Mra Hsnry Mallory. i it:' York City Intelligence ' unit and ture a t long. In 1918 Mr. Dodga became Association for the Advancement ■ The Garden Department or the play^o b* presented, by the -Gom- -A lso, Mr- and.M ta. Kart-KetlAlL Blast by Judge later wa^assistanfeoinmissUiner Famed Geographer Dies of Science. He was an honorary ^8,338.783,897 to the red 'mrou^h Mr. and Mr*. William Harrison, n n u m i . In lOttpYie rec'Myed the dlstlnc- county agent leader on tho recent- Qpnnecticut Sta^e Federation of munlty Players April 28 and 28 In Washington. In V indham Hoapilalj' iy .„ *MlW.d_.oatssij.lqp.....service member of the Geographical Bo- the third quarter of the fiscal year at the- Bowers School under the Mr. tnent«nc^ lkt«r fraternal orggnlutlona, he Wi continuing as dean until 1930. two sons, Stanley Dalton, profes­ 3 1/3 btllione on March 81, _ _ Bray, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hath­ from Sep-vimber, 1948, until last, Maritfield, April 3—(P)--p thirty-second. degree Mason, am In the meantime he had re­ tours of the greenhousee, nursery Barry, Dr. and Mrs. Howard wm sor of geography at the University -A t ,this time last year, the gov­ and garden areas at 10:18 a.'m. away, Mr. and Mra. E verett Mc­ Mennwhlle, Klinr . brought summer when he stepped down as^ ard E. Dodge, 84, professpr'emer- had been givernor of the 30th dla- turned to, the teaching of geo­ Boyd, Dr. and Mrs. A. Elmer Dis- to ManhntUn from Queen* UUi assl«^nt commissioner. ItuS pf gepgraphy a t t> He graphy with an appointment to a 8 billions. ^ morning to •wait trial on chargee , Bari p, Crduter, member of a ty pf Cpnnectlcut,;./textbook au­ Mansfield; a daughter, Margaret the campus by bus. This will be ’ friCK, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kes- Moriarty, Mr. and Mr*. William . . ■ 'St. of Illegal posaession of a gun. Like Served on the building committee profsilsorshlp in 1926. He retired (Mrs. Robert F.) Belden of Wind­ W ith three more months to go. the second' annual garden day of Quish, Mr. and Mr*. R. Sehallsr. specially-designated Internal Reve­ thor,- founder ofrfiie Journal of of the Windham Hospital, had from the University of COnectl- liey. Dr. and Mr*. Charles Pack- ■ Sutton, pie gun was fMnd in hi* nue Board of Inquiry, testifled Geography^hd former president sor; a brother, Lawrence (3., of Treasury officials said they the federation. Speakers will dis­ hsm. Dr., and Mrs. Alfred Suhd- Mr .and Mrs. Charles B. Biirr, Mr. j|paaeaaion w h^Jie Wm arrested been a trustee since the hospital cut faculty,- with the title of pro­ Newbury, Mass., ahd four grand­ wouldn’t be surprised to see the snd Mrs. Robert Russell, Mr, and that-at least 6 per cent of more of .the .^brlcan Association, of Was organized, and served one cuss a variety of subjects! All at­ qulst, Dr. and Mrs. Wendell Hall, llaat i'etniary. ‘ Geographers, died this morning at fessor emeritus, in 1938. children, Felicia, Richard, James deficit for the year run only 8 bll- tending are requested to bring box Dr. and Mrs.' Douglas Roberts, Dr. Mrs. Howell Cheney, Mias Ann* ...... 4 jJumi, JOP .J?ew. Yorj(..cswi.rsvi«we4 '8K(f Robert “Dodge wf Maniif tend; - ’- "rsrj*Tvr»'»;***»re for the six-year period were the Wlrfdfiam (^mmuW " -Pforeiftbr "DoSJO'S 'W d t - -Taft- iroHs 'Hrther tft»«' th e - 8»,289,7T0,'- Urttchea.’ ------■(md'Mrt.-''i3iaw Bibck; ■ C;- ■ Sampson.’- Mr; - and'’ Mr*.- Olar- rial Hospital In WillliHkhtIc, His Born In Wenham, Mass^ March book, "Reader In Physical Geog-- Mr*. Jams* W. Farr, Dr. and Mr*. ance Wickham-Mr. and Mrs: Wil­ • Hi* attorney obtained an ad ■'clearly virrong,” "unusual" or 30, 18d8,. Mr. Dodge Wiut the son liam Slover, Mr. and Mrs. Burton I Joumment of Uie hearing imtll Frl- “irregular." ,, home was at Wpetnwood Hill, raphy for- Beginners,” was pub­ Alvan Yulss, Dr. and Mrs. Irwin Mansfield. ' of Robert FrancliT and Sarah lished in' 1900. Other texts of ;Resnlck. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Knopp, Mr. and Mr*. A. Podrove. « day. Because of his criminal rec- Crouter, in response to queStioh-' Elizabeth (WsOd) Dodge. He was • 1 ord he may get a mandatory Itfe Ing, also said there were "a few In a Ipng c a r^ as teacher and Which 1ie was .author or co-author Thrall, Dr. and Mr*. Bernard Also, Mr. and Mrs. David Groaa- I sentence just like Sutton with writer In the fields cf gecgrai graduated'from Harvard with an included; "Dc^ge's Geographies,". Sheridan, Dr. and Mrs. John B. rnan, Mr. and Mr*. Robert Sea­ inlar- Judge Ooldstetn reviewed But The review olficial directly Iden- Lnndberg, T)r, and Mra J. A. 8*- ' 'ion's long criminal record going sl. Dr. and Mrs. Edward Besser, low, C. ia r. Mllikdwskl, Mr. knd >.''5 back to 1919 and .lncludlng''a mur- tided Bollch as ''improperly" halt­ Sr. Biid Mr*. D. M. Caldwell, Dr. M ra Thomas Bently. Mr. and Mr*. j der charge on which Sutton was ing a fraud prosecution involving \ and Mrs. A. E. Friend, Dr. and ■C. Elmore WatJItln*, Mr. and Mrs'. Patullo Uodcs, Inc...'a.New York \ Mr*. C. B.- Jacobson,. I» . end Mrs, R. W, Go*l**« Mir. and Mrs. Elmer • He said Sutton had committed dress drm, sfter overruling an in­ G. R. Miller, Dr. and Mrs. Mer­ Weden, Mr, and Mr*. W, It; Tlnk* - 87 robberies that h« knew of and telligence unit dndtng for pros* rill Riiblnow, Dr. and M rr Ed­ er, Jr., Uisa Jennie . WtiM, Mis* 1 declared that although some good tlon., ~ \ m u x i H e r y mond Zaglio, Dr., and Mrs. Morti­ Mary O. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. could be found in many criminals Two New York attorney^ In mer Moriarty, Dr. and Mrs. Wll- S. B. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. F. A; ---- » “there 'isn’t a -veatlge left-ln him . V . Varplanck. Mr*. Majrtla' Css* Hardware volved- in the 83835 Serssn Door vember, 1949, received,an aiumy- Colorful prints and navys with dash of while. ’ j testifying ;^ in * t ms former pals; moils tip that "gross evidence of Clocsr; Rsp. i^ S Aupsr Bit Vft' and • De Venuta'a fate also'was In the fraud and bribery”, was Involved Sizes 9 to 20, 14J/« to 28I/2. i balance today. Queens.District At- In the PatuIIo Modes caae. He Rsp. 1.39 6 ' jFimlnp R^S| Rsp. 1.35 Back j tomeyjr. Vincent Quinn, who aSid said the tip. was tiirned .over to j DO Venuta 'dld "an excellent job the revenue intelligence unit and Sow; Rsp. 1.19 W p M Door LdtehyRsp. 1.19 Us.” reportedly was'to dlscusa nothing ever was done about it. 24.98 (StovsAolfAiiOftmsmfandodisri. — . I ^'^leniancy plea with the bendU's ^/lawyer, Anthony Uvotl. ■ 'tr— Formal pleading for be Venuta Public Records • was scheduled for tomorrow. SPECIAL-THIB^ALfi ONLY i Sutton was arretted Feb, 18 to / * B L O U S E S • end a flve-year manhunt. Fear yas Warrantee Deeds • William 1* Hooker and Vera 1 / I Injected Into the sensational case Fashion hit Blouses to spotlight every suit I with the unsolved murder-'on Hooker to Robert J. Boyce, and Ruth.C, Boyce, property on Steep in lusciou.S colors. Nylons, rayons and cottons j Uarch 9 of Arnold Schuster, the Hollow lane. in short, yi,-br long sleeves. ' ,. Rap. 34.9B Eloetrie V$ Inch M • • 31.11 i'-young salesman who, pointed. Sut- Richard S. Demarttn, Jr. to El­ J.toiiton out to police. len S. Smith, property on Durkin Rap. 5.75 Mow Torch ...... \... 4.97 SALE o r LAWN MOWERS street. REO.'PRICED 1.95 TO 2.48 I lucome $53,000, Lawreneq I. Decker and Dora-' 1.9S 8 . ^ 8 ROip. 1.98 Lahp Hahdid Shovol . 1.77 X thy M. DMker to Allen Realty ffeg.IO .M l M e t.l0 4 M 93.88 Oohipany, Inc., property on Rityeu aS-H e^-, ■ Roq. 91c Stool Lawn Rafcg .;..^ . 1 Li 1 6$------.JS8 a 8___ »W"Nle WTWtWWw injIlU IWWMI wW M0f yMIW ftnRNI ' T«k*-Advantage of Oiir - Lay.Avray" F to ® Howard M. Tlngley to dforge L. NYLON " ^ ^ ' Wards budiity hond^t^^^^ ho*"* wSrlAop w Fish, property on Phelps road. Ro4..7.iV GordOR c ir t V . ffullMy. piMity. Owi-kiri trame, fobiilar siset I (OontimMd from Pag* Om ) Georgs X- Fish toWllllam 8. and - trade. Your choice of 2.45 Corpenter's level 2 I '| Iwndtes, rubber grips. M esed geon won’t cfog. Genevieve A; Korean, property on HOSIERY HIOH-WHEEL CULTIVATOR Rog. 12.00 CemmoN Nolb, le , 14c, 20c I shirts six a t a l^me;, and on an- Reg. 2.25 long-Nose Flier, Reg. 2.25 Combination (D ll.ln. Gasoline Fewer AAewerwMi 5 stoel blades Phelps road. A splendid selection in the - _ v- _ 9.97 Kog t other occaalon paid |270 at one Bernice SeiidrowskI to Carrie E, T el. 846 Wrench Set, 5 pieces, Reg. 2.29 Block Plane, Reg. nwves sffleelMy,'quieHy. V -l^ drive to jock shaft. J clip for nine shirts. newest shades. Including dark Apdersom-property east of former seam and heels in black and 1,98 Screw Driver, Hammer, Wrench Set, 13 piMes, 4-cyctp |.HF engine. ThrpHfomeidrsi lever on hopdle. I In 1948 he paid $47.80 for a pair proper^of Pine Acres Terrace; 2-1,683 M ain S t. All-steel S.25 JInAAar trips -f -of ■ cuff Hhhs, f 12 for- gloreir-and ■ AnaWW D.' Hbdke'r and 'Erpi's; .Davy.______R ^ .2 J 9 , Screen Doof .lateh .Pfld, t««TO. i stocked up on shirts at prices ttna’^M. Hooker to Alexander Does every rake and hoe job fast—wHh litN* effort; j ranging from 828.80 to 829.60, ^nce,- property at 180 Parker Digs in far tough weedi. With 3 altatehfnsnto J.rtoelh |- HS was also buylng gS.SO neck> street. 7 9 C-1.6 S NEXT TO FmESTONE’S iifijrT oiab ♦ ties, 8380 hapdkrrchlefa a ^ioeeii BnlMlng Permits Weedar, Turning and Hilling Flow, RsversibI* SheveL I at a time, and pajamas at 820k'^ To William Gabbey for William Adjustable depth. Adjusting wrench Included. ■ *• Chairman King ID., Csjlf.) of Gabbey et ux for a IH-story. 8- --rr HI h>- : Inquiry committee said room dwelHng^ wlth attached gai i Bollch's appearance before it had rage, on Vernon street, 818,000. ' :— f been pu t off uni -*PB-Jacnh Mfndtii "fnr ■ ■fniti* ynf- i King said BojlCh was recalled garage- at 80-82. North street, , I to testify tod^y before a federal 828,000, ' • O F F / ... f #t*nd Jury: ihvwtlgtRlhg alleged For jslteratlon's and addition* to i T S ST'' 1 corrupUon In federal tax affairs In dwelling to Sherwood Fish, 112 , the New York City area, Baldwin road, 8128; Dbnald E. ^ __Here’s a dramatic offering . . . Spring’s j. 'Testimony before the committee Taylor, 47.ayde road. 8800; Er. • SIDE^ROFILES newest “hat fashions in crisp, finely sewn I has pictured Bollch sa a close nest Fischsr, W2 Oak street, 8180; 41,i j friend of Henry W. (The Dutch- BIwIn D. McAdam,' 82 Weaver road. 8800. \ Picopal straw braid ... flattering trims ' 0 » B O N N E T S .... flowers ... bows . .. veils ^nd \ ments. Black, navy, wheat, black and • S A I L O R S ,■^1 .white, navy and white, gray and white, 7 red and white, purple and lilac, wheat s THE LAWN MOWER FIELD • 22" anf- good will and McKinney bro An .eKlH^l.ve .renuKleimg.jQtL. ta wni tau« ,*prii I em-ding to the dictionary—far t06 . . .Senator. Benton.— ^The.. .epanSar — BiirprUa w a driUa mnducted -bt- -tiy enjoy a-eefreah- fenqwiiiifr "amofft The 'Ftrat—AW wba-secured by the preeident of being done In St. ’a Chap- 25 at the Church Community 'kig-Iilw-ii^'When-'- laodable-iiL.the opinion of many a- Coventry Voluntary Fire A 'lecture by Dr. Merrill B. ■ t » « ' Mttbr xmheny "BdVftkV "tfhd “HJ- ts- try tne -partannmenrirndwr tire Hotnu. itorrs' Monday were under, the aupervl- you have a package downtown bualneasman “ RuhriioWYS*^ aupervlalon of Rev, T h o m a a roast beef lupper at the Church Tha last Friday of each month, (PLU S TAX) I :;n I’, ,u I " 1. 1 1 1. ' 1,111' ■ I ■ -1 will talk on ‘'What the Young ------with'program plana will be A, ainn of Mrs. Samuel A. Guilford of WrigleyA Spear­ trlan' ***'■ P«*'*y. and cold and election of officera excepting 'December, July and Lsmeh. The chapel, formerly a Harry W, Olsen, Rev. John C. Cur­ ^ Me contrlbutea a great deal to Community House no Wednesday Pemoerata Can Do In the Coming aa Interim principal. The Rob- mint Gum with yqu. com- August, was determined as the Haectlon." home, haa been inadequate In aize tin and Rev. Truman O. Ireland. . ertaon School waa -evacuated In Thit delicioui gum ahow he has bean around but leaves evening, -May: 14. Leroy Roberta and adoption of by-laws pfiaed the program for the meet­ * ’ " ^ 0 . 9 5 A t the buaineaa meeting, dete­ fOT aome time and in order to pro­ The admlaaioii' to the party Will about 30 aeconda, the Center liat a lively, full- nothing of value. He rbay be traced is general chairman, and ha la be­ n t e ! will be choaen for the Young vide aa much apace aa poaaible, be one or. more articles of good School In about 36 aeconda. S A V E 10% BY CALLING NOW bodied, real spear­ but not chased. t ing asaiated by A. Harry W, Olsen, ing qf the First Aid Instnietors A lARGAIN WHILE THEY LAST Demecrata' convention to,,be hqld walla and a atainvay have been usable and clean clothing to be The Senior High and Junior mint flavor that The dictionary also says the George Carpenter and William group held last Friday at T p. m. in Stamford In May, and a rep pounds. About 1400 Gum meejrfne high standard, of qual­ Tbr^ many yesme Bridgeport, In the committee or the firemen of Officera of the group, elected and paint era in their midst. It la ity wt by New England tastes. Jt is the 'cbnimda with other cities, has been ATONCCIsIMtvs hoped that the work will Im com­ pounds of such clothing was cor)-. •POWER ROLLED SINGE . ’S., the company. The tapper ia for the at this meeting, are: Alvin R. 1920 , product of a company that pioneered confronted with a dally starling Baldt, president; Roderick Mac- SERVICE C olu m b ia pleted before the Baater Sunday. trlbuted In thf) dflve last year. He. : the development of quality chewing. benefit of the fira company. Storrs said Tiiesday the commit­ RoymoMl P. MeCoifliy •-'X- .pToblsm— an invasion. Coventry Grange NO. 75'^lt Ob­ Clean; treasnrer; and Signs' Hal- a tom iu sM T ' So, be sure to eef the original tee is In great hopes that this After feeding In the outskirts serve, competitive night on Thurs­ Itn, secretary. The .name of the PAINTS ENAMLIS VARNISHfN t05rd WINfl RETltRNlNO Teh Manchester 3097 i Wrlgley'a Spearmint Cum. L o ^ (at during the.day the starlings head c o v e m K STRTIOn Town officials hava met with a year’s party contrlbutiona will ex­ the green spear on the package. day. Mrs. Thomas McKinney will group, the Maoicheater First Aid VuMVof/ reprasant'atlve from the. J. M. Washington, April 2- - (go—Yhc ceed those of last year, for the downtown area — - their have .charge of the program ot Instructors, w^a officially adopted. C A U S ^ W COU>S I. >q*-; Claminahaw-.. Re valuation • Com­ iO;y .Flghteirlnterceptor Wing, of - The public ■ la- invited- to ,v;-^the night spot —at dusk. x - - membera whose -Wrthdays are I t . was determined that .anyone ' ■ ' ' 4 2 7 H artford Rd. BAanchester ,Conn. P --./1 pany, a firm whose home office la the Connecticut ., Air National party. Those having articles-to' Thsy make their sleeping accom­ from January through June. Mri. in Clevaland, Ohio, regarding the Guard, now stationed on - Long contribute may also' leave - them modations on'theptfOJecttng ledges Harold Turner will be in ehafge McGILL-GONVERSE, Inc propoaed revaluation of town Island, la due to return to Con­ at the homes of the town commit­ i^iiiieRirnoNs of the buildings. Tisey fly In by the of those from July through De­ 645 MAIN STREBT— TELEPHONE 6887 property, provided for by vote necticut on Sept. 1, the Air Force tee membera or call Mr. Storrs or c a l l a n y t i m e thousands. . cember. The losing team will o f the- March -townr meeting.?• flila -aald-last night.-ThelOgd-ta-among Mrs; w fithrop Memsm: ...... Carefally~CompKnmdiid 7691 Mbderh~ 'a i^ lli6ctura, "with' Hi the Ksrvest' supper at :flis''Griiaj[e: company recently completed the 330 National Guard air Units The Grade ! pupils at the Cen­ AF-TM Mraple line*, meets the problem on May 1. Judges for the program same work in the town of Bolton called to active duty aftep4he out­ ter School have completed a via- Arthvr Dru^ Storts headon. It offers the birda little will be Mrs.. Kathleen Baskus o f and la contractad to do Hebron at break of the Korean war slated to ual aida program- under the .di- bbmfort. Btrt tht-owet afrt New' London OiwitjrPenioiHtr Mn: - i ' pDnWYitC"^ liSand'SftSItr eWtt'oR - rattibri oir'Wfrii.'’Sfm'H(^‘ 'a ;^ fsiitv “—particularly in the neighborhood Annette Clark, lecturar of 8en- Clair L. Ro'blnaon, first aelect- i^'-ovunviesr.:.:- a::------■"bf■ CRy haH^provide- ample bed­ exiet Orange. an.4,*.P«#^ lecturer ..■■rwtaJXXV* . .. . ’ a «a - ’ MbMdiity 'tn sn n s pw -' of Quinnebaug Romona; and Mra. •-t2«-«2S... room accornmodatlone flor hun­ MANCMBB2BBB ctala have discussed the overall Anne Chenette, fecturer of Farin- M AIN ST. firm uses and other huaineaa aa- dreds of birds on ledges and frleees. ingtoh 'Valley Pomona, pects of the job, but aa yet no de- Climax Chapter will meet to­ clalon haa )>een made. 824-828 TEL. 6161 The battle of the birds has gone BIAIK ST- on for several decades in Bridge­ night pt the Masonic sll in Mer- Ulsa Sally Brouasesu'was 'gUeat 5IANCHE8TER row and dsgraea will bs conferred of honor at a. bridal ahower .^ e n 'a i t a f port. Years ago city officials flred during the evening. by Mrs. Ernest Brouaaeau at Jher S.O.S. Mr. and- Mrs. Waller Haven and home in Cards Mill Sdnday; eve­ roman candles st the starlings perched on city hall ledges in an Mr. and Mrs. Byron W. Hall at­ ning. There were 25 guests prei- / tended the Pioneer Past Master's FOR A SM ARt Ei^SER ant and the bride to be had many / effort to drive them off. Nets and beds of spikes erected Association meeting on Monday lovely gifts. Mlaa Brouaaeau, night at Vernon Grange. daughter af thc-Ute. JlrnMt.Bro: Jt.;;. ..an. th's. fri«ra., .*hc! - Mr-, and-Mrs.'G. -Irving- Loomis 'gaau.. wUt .be married to .Bab Bridgeport-Peopie's 'Sa’vihgs Bank, were tendered a surprise party on were tried and found unavailing. -X Conitant, sen of Ovlde Brouasbau EASTER VALUES FOR M EN Sunday evening in honbr of their o f North Fcanklin, May S In St, Btiyiiic a carpet ia one of the Pigeons Take Over 40th wedding anniversary. Guests X Mary's Church in Willlmantle. houaehold’a major purchaaea. So Removal of a large sign on the Included 10 relatives and neighbors The Orange program hMk calls ,. First National. .B.ank ,and Trust and—-20.- Grange —Ij^ends. ..who *■ ftnr'the idving o f Ih eYii^ iee'-' yoir Want to choose wUely and Company building recently de­ l • dropped in after a rehearsal for ond degrees at Wednesday night's welUHere you can get eounratling prived the starlings of a coxy and the competitive, program which Ihuflatm Now With firopnoof meeting in Yeomans Hall. This popular resting place. With the service. SdentiiicaMy BigeloaT will be held thia Week.' Coffee, schedule has been pbanged. . Mrs. sign gone, however, large numbers tea and cake were served by Mrs. Evalina Deroala, maater,. plana tp { triced carpet connaellora are. of pigspna replaced the. stuUngs G. Raymond Johnson, slstar-in-law. take the two ^ndldatea request' on the bank’s lofty roof and are always on hand to help you. ,j..? of the couple, aqd their daughter, lO N O U T t Ing admission dfo the order, to an-^ now as great a nuiaance aa the June. Both Mr. and Mrs. Loomis KEIF YOUR HOME AS MUCH AS 21 DEGREES COOLER; other Granderto taka the degrees. Bring all the viul atati^te of starlings ever were. are active in communit.v affairs. Wedneaday/nlght'a program has the aige of your room^and your Stuffed, owls have been placed Mrs. Loomis is active in the Sec- 100% HREPROOF ...... ^..... ^OT TREATED not bean Arranged due .to the md- on - bullrings as scarecrows but -ond Oohgfif'gatlqnal (%iirch and is dan^ chaa^-ln pUna.------acheme

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V y ' , • 7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2, 1952 •1’ ^ Average Dally Net Press Run Tha Wanther . For the Week Ending ' b r mr 'Were'Mvnwed' yesterday by--Actr -of . ' SW ... er c B m Newly Elected Resume W ork grave-stones above- gro^lnd level. Ing , General Manager James H. dlvldui - ■ Individual and family, marklngt ' I-- Sheekey and Superintendent of MarloW said that arrangements 1 0 , 4 9 0 - " Tonight, fair, cool with fag,. " r r r will , lie aet into the ground. for burial of Temple members Cemeteries George Elliott with Mlatnmm a A X jr r ia a y , pwiUr' On Cemetery He also said- that the Temple Marlow and Lawrence.- wilt be made through Beth ’ ' Member Of the Audit Sholom's Mamqrial. Park conunit- inlia. Maxim m M> plana- to inalall * memorial- gate ' The use of the'-East Cemetery 1 X . . Bureau of drenloHona ’ U-? and a fence as . well as do a small label for the Memorial Park was tee in. accordance with religious N Mdncheat«t*-—A City of ViUnge Philip J. Cleveland^ Jewish Burial Ground amount of landscaping. transferred to BCth Sholqm last requirements. Plana for the cemetery, Which fall by the town]under, an' Sgree- Other members bf^the commit­ __i Be Done ware prepared under-the bupec- .meht.whicb. stated, .that ttie. .T*.mi tee arc Judge John S.\G. Rottner, Girl— »t least 21 years of age-^-to worl VO L.LXXI, NO. 157 (Claaalfled Advartiabig on Png* IS) MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1 8 ^ (TWENTY PAGES) Breakfast on Sunday In About • Two Mon the Vision of Arnold Lawrence, an­ pie would pay as much for the use president o f ]3ifh Shblbm," Rabbi Itisuraiice bfflife.------other member' of the commiteee. of the land and the perpetual care Leon Wind and Saul Sil^rstein.. ■ lUv. Philip J*rome • Clevelknd- Work" oh” the~ Temple Beth Shm T" ' wm'TflpHtr i i ' th* «ts i^ ^ ifti M8m6rt*T ;Park~»ndleb««w's rrr: 3.W«tk iniyolvi^ and typing. Mqat Tniman Denies munton hreiUcfMt of the Men'a afat'Jewish cemetery which will be someone with experience. .Club of Sooth Methodist Church oh occupy-a section of the East Cem­ THURS. ONLY. 12 NOON to 8 P.M. ■t • ■ P»lm Sundjiy. morning at 7 o'clock. etery has begun, and pteparatloaa Plea for Files ' Mr. Clevelnnd Is now the minis­ necessary for getting the park '■X ter of Westminster HIU Congre- ready for use are expected to be 8 HOUR SAU ONLY \ CLARINCE H. ANDERSEN > gatlonal'Church in Canterbury. He completed in about twd.months. WMhlngtmi. April 8— OPI-*- ■ i',' waa-bom In Beverly, Maiui.,' and Since the dictates of -their faith 74 E A S T C E N T E R ST. T E L . 8343 or 7930 ' Preeldent 'YiUman today Studied at the Metropolitan Mu- requites that* Jews be buried SPfCIALI NOT $t.9S. t r m ^ -asdeead— SenzMMgr—of —Mata- .. .;Seum of lhns,.Arts School. BoaUm.- ainopg: .m.emj>era .of their own .re« PINKIN 6 . Ac*eeee:4*4»m>4etwii:at Shmatn and the Mew Bngland Sohool of llglon onjy, the lack of s'aepega- eoiAmlttee request for detailed , ITleology^' .[ ed Jewish cemetery until now has Information and eompletc files He hbs held pastorates th Penn- forced them to be burled In cema- 5 Washington, April 3—- '''v'hethcr or,not It is cgrrled out— tire Civil Service would be \ |not had regular services for years. # Sioiplo («rrih«i i m s f m a l i X ; He-writes regularly-for many laid out. Ml **lOGiMASTIIt*' itNi*!- \ t ' i ‘ •Ym ’' to 4 out of SI was to inorca.se pressure on the in­ 'Electors to severely demoralized,” yelWoua and commercl^ maga- C. Foatet Harry la newly elect­ - Memorial Park will be located fm*4 p*y to $10.0(1 fw # Morfii ky Motto! CroHl Don’t borrow unnecessarily, but if a dustry to grant government-sug­ He also said that If all goVr ed vice president in charge of on a 2S0-by-19!l-(oot plot of land 4 Ooo 4k l|««0(y . gtoktotr ilMon # G»N loto^l ernment agencies vvere t«t ->e- Phone Strike Due ^ “'■'■‘i.and periodicals.'His articles • t Joan is thc right answer, phone, w rj^ gested wage boosts to Philip Mur- ' ir'frwpiently-tir Reader*r Di- njanufactyrinjf kt Cheney Broth­ at the Autumn and Glenwood LOAN .or come 1^. .Employed snan-aqd whin- — ray'w -eiO steclu-orkers. -.— ----1 .|eaoe such Informntiai, .JUhn ers. Mr. Harry's p'rombtloh mada streets' corner of the Ipwn'r cem* IgeSt. Coronet, i^turday Bvenlnjt' Mail nrd«r:gr^l«yl"Add en—married, or single-^arc 'wefcomt. About 700.000 pf the Union’s overall result Would be to New ’York/April 3—(<7’)—Western Union Telegraph Co., SosCXThls Week Magaslnc, a recent meeting of the Board etery slid will contain over 000 one million members are .ready for ______wreck the-'" federal employes ofxDlrectora. was announced by graves. Umlt S 11b for poisiafe and laana $2S fa $s6o an SIgi yra AIm * ,. operators walked off their jobs today and slowed the nation's JChrlstl^ Herald, Church Mahage- Mall ordora n walkout in the basic steel tH- lo.vally program.” iwieht,'' s d i i f ^ o r n w ' ' O f ^ Henly^ B, Mallory;./saacOUve vice .AeoonHng -to Marlow,--the-most ; dbstry.'The nth'ev svnrk'FrsV mktb^'^-^Washington, • A im l tel6gra|drQ>uai«eAa to a triokle- The compMuty-placAd an «m, ,. Wfiabuigtoii' - prealdmt of Cheney Brothers, yea- THM irein r O N ir aoieopira Friday ‘ Mr. Cleveland cornea tosMan- ■ignidcant feature.of the Memorl- l “rMf eom pknrt 'ritar uati to gar rtr* Iv In steel fabricating plants, are —The Supreme Court to b a rgo ^ new busine.ss in mo8t of the natjon’a large center;, — Attorney General J, Ho%^- ^ W te r Well p if f le d M -an-in- 4aiday. . .. , .11. AJM,. TQ. I.P J lL . ONLY ... — . ■VSTSM ■ Ih'Plt^'tblb'• t'b Strike St ths' mo-' day 'ruled' that' ■pfesiSential excej^ fbr "■'hlessa'gJ’h ’ td" arff ’ McCfntth'’ "today "flitd •apiratlonal speaker His topic for FINANiCFjCO. ment. cm>ip*ak In the is now living in K«itucky. arthortdrdg s t o r e quired to. pledge loyalty to iatration’8 corruption aleiitii. GLASS g0« MAld^gTIin (Ovnr WaalwnrHi'il KUHCHISTH, C6mN, Rtcelmskerp have said they can­ Slows Move he company expected to restore j jchurch sanctuary at a mi;yice of Mrs. Marion CoI^\a member of DM 1430 • Philip I. Junliln,, Yi$ MANager not afford ro give Murray the their nationalfoltand. ed by another union—the Ajqerl* se.vsion of Congress lass than 24 be let nut lei tha row over a finan­ •members of the third, degree team Cold w*alh*r ^bqin'l harm Scoffs ■— Humphrey Civil rights pyogram.’’ ran Communications sssocistton, ;tb meet at the Grange 'Hall ''on — this-i**d eon- toll* H.C Won! *arly ond Top .stabilization officials have It had plsnneo to debate later hours after her »f(rviii yester- cial questionnaire Morris posed' -'satd the steel companies will be Senntor.Humphreyy^^D^Mlnn) Ihdeoemkmt. . . The CTU. aet. up iTuesday euentng, April 8, for a has been a leading ^oponent Of m the flty a 81.d6l»,«Wt283» budget dsyt----- , 7-^ ---- ;— /—■ tor--govenuiiBUt ufflclolar- g*l. haaditart on a rayBWn of lo'llog. treated like any . other industry picket lines at the comoahy's main 1. The United'States ran ehunt McGrath himself on Feb. 1 ap­ frehearssi at 7 o'clock, the Truman sdminMtraUon's pro­ bill for the Stale, Juktlc* and Com­ office In New York in the hone of NEWBOLD MORRIS i Eldward Nordstrom, Master of baouly. and will get -only what price in­ merce departments and the fed­ upon Netheriands supportlii the pointed the SO-year old M orA, X creases they may be entitled to gram for antl-l'ypthlng and anti­ discouraging employes from re­ present divided world. /T ^ JHUlstown Grange, -has . also ..ter poll tax laws ind * compulsory eral courts.. The -bill win be taken former prartdent of the New York ■quested regular officers to meet under existing pHeihg standards. porting to work. . — 2. HeaXmuntty, with the help SMO. lA W N SflD Fair Employment Practice com up tomorrow. Western Union accepted domes­ City council, to fern t out corrup­ >at the Grange Hall next Tuesday - They have estimated thst under In the hill Is a ban against u.'e of Antynca, is abis to "stand once tion In the governin'ent. All .psrsnnlol graii*(, mlasion. tic messages for delivery In all of .at 8 p. m. for a rehearsal of the .Keep ahead of your lawn and garden! You can do it the ciapehart Amendment to the _pf. State department funds to morh'on our own feet” economicsl- Laat Monday, however, Mc­ 99.9.1 */• wssdfrM quolity. TJie Ala^ema litigatioli develop­ (Long Island, the five counties In Bolich Bars Data • fourth degree. Economic Controls Law the Indus­ finance a diplomatic miaaion to the She expreesed thsnke for the Grath told a House investigating .< • Another in a- dhriea of public Mnksi Iha dslusa lawn In \ with equipment like this! try cpuld qualify for an average ed w e^s before President Tru­ New York cltv, and some points given. Pope’s headquarters unless the in northehi New Jersey. Mes­ committee he did not know ■ card parties will be held at 'thb sun or shads. I ib-|l.50 - ' :iv.. of perhaps 82 to 82.RO per ton. man’*/announcement last Satur- 3. She said European unity Is whether he would fill .out hla p*qi dsy/nlght that he would not be a first, head. of...lhst miaalnn Is con­ sages to foreign countries also . ’ hall Friday at 5 p. m. The paftv 5 lbi-$7.$S They have said the rqnge of in-;- growing and that "political inte­ questionnaire, and had not ordtf- candidate for re-electloh. firmed by the Senate. The Senate were being moved, and talegrams gration" may eome "perhaps )la In charge of Mrs. Vivian Lea- ■ crease would run from nothing Isat year adjourned without act­ On Big Spending ••d any one elee In hla department ■ perance, Mra. Aides Pettljean abd FnrtiliMr for-som e companies to 8* for de.stlhed to Alaska were accepted eventually.'- Idfiy folding with TUR! lUllDER gali nutrlants down to RURIISH hedge Opinion Due Later ing on President. Truman's last to do so. ,Mra. Evelyn Creamer.* . m ^ m others. sublect to delay. 4. The world Is Split into two rass moll, .premotai lawn haolih and sparkling color. Sprnodnr Today’s Suprems Court decision, minute nomination of Gen. Mack Domestic messages destined to Ha also said that If he had tha • ' A food sate at the Sage-Alien Price officials have said was announce In an unsigned nr parts, the. positive (democracyI J**d a,S00 iq ft •42.30 . 10,000 tq ft- |y.83 lU R N ER SHEARS Clark to he A.mbassador to the- other than N*w York metropolitan and negative (SlaveryI, and the Washington, April 3—-GP)-*D«nitl, A. Bolich, pleading that •ppointffient to niaka again -.-....Jilow • hL )®Wt,.HMft«l^UBJV,.Ml&3La4 edly..Uutt dar -whichi^aald. juXuU explanatory ■«HW"pelntr-were -Ykoltned- -wtth-tha wouM ML.plsk.-Uorrip.-^',.. ■ — ...... iiwlU be In- charg* of Mts. Bvelyn { ‘ i . N f % 'o, - 1 h c. - , the ; companies could aha; 'Vsrthran."Th«-iwm>lnsthm'was with- inswffT# : to :lncrimtntti'_TOi,**: $735 optolcm..would:,be handed, down drawn-at -Clark's r^uast. explmatton that ‘•because o f , tha In tima.' - ««- Monla’ bffice fimlci h*^' to H. Couimlib and Mrs. Maibel K. least 30 cents' ah- hour": later. -* testtfy dn’ Kw Big fpehdThg and other ictTvftliBs as a^^to^ McCaffrey. . ' Rntar.v nglta : » K ' 1 i f U ' $2J9 ' ' .Shameful Subterfuge tha news from' hla secretary, who for Inver Justices 'tkmglss, and Jackson (OOBtlww*. MUPaga Two) ] Expiort ^ llls . Experts top official of the Internal Revenne bureau. Bolich would tell Tliere will be a demonstration b ii^ R ardI a ^ (Continued on P a ^ Two) Rep. Roonqy (D-N.X) has an­ had learned of it Item a newt tiok- cont r n I I n d a t dissented from the decision -and Major emphasis of the Queen's Uj* Housa Way* and Means com -.------. ------r------In the hall/on Friday, April 18, a t Conatsiieted of Forged 9-lnrh Justices Black and Frankfurtar nounced be will try to knock out •r. In protocol-conacioua Waahing- 7»3 MAIN STSEET . spreader heavy gauge blades of fin­ address,, which' *h* delivered In m.ittee invesligaUng tax scandals i g g w v • -■ 8 p. m. X This party Ja for the disqualified themselves. the hiil's provision, which another English, Was on technical aaaist- ton it la considered the epitome of •k Spreads - seed HOWER wire, electri­ est cutting one thing only;' His address.- I H f a ' l l f i benefit/of Hlllaton'n Grange. Democrat, Rep. O’Toole of New ance. She aald her eonntry was ■ 'hie committee had wanted to J * t a v / U * H a C 'a AJLCtgAB bruaquenesa to release luch a let­ Hlllatown Grange Sewing Club or fertiliser BORDER 11c cally welded. steeL S h a-T p The court normally hands down P rison er ter before the addreaeee geto It. evenly, R u b- Pinav its decisions only on Mondays ex- York, has called "a. shameful sub- helping to the best of its ahlllty- pursue - sworn testimony It got -wvr 11'ige 1 ____.^nek^at. .Iha. Jioma-of .Stra,..Bopl)ia. Raised bottom cuttin|[.blad Morris Jhad no. immediate com- , b-rr-’t -t-r-'ya -jrt.. -Cept-wfaen st-matter-of •nwt»n«l"lnw- -tesJUK*--. —.------...SJTS • -h3u.-e»p«>atlng--akllla..-4UMl ...axpafta.. -yeeterde.v —that-tn -Gve- — - fB B S iy h t " '”! * * " Fbrreat, 381 Hills street, Monday. ""si fts ““'a s li'eTi,' 'sef rises'Ibvimi*” Rep. Preston f D-Oa), sponsor of ‘meHTTiu't aenT'our wor3"'he'''woiii13" “ wheel*. .Sturdy ilMnch wide border for flower Hinged . re­ blade. Attrac­ j portsnee IS. Involved or the time A n & ’W 6 r X l i n i C C l to less developed countries. chief of the bureau's New York ill-1 .r.*" * . * * “ The next meeting will he held at hopper. element dictates immediate action.'.^he provision which the approprla- ___ "It Is my earnest hope thst one telllgfnce office and later as see reporters and photographer* .thk hoiue of Mrs.. Irena Gliha next b7.95 NatlohaT Assembly today'spproveffto'f all parties, so that the judgM f fro™ ST*''***"*! represen- special intelligence agents -of the the. yyeat.J5srman parliament, tO;,. r I 6 m i ■- ' ntBVnrrtei—Hie -prUns-ry -«|M-Hwtrv-tativc tO-the’ -Fope-. -StS Preal^awt : prisoner....ejt cJl.8J).X..s,,..‘l*“ ?}®,9.H. the North Atlantic ocean, should, ■tornay..Qaheral ■ Janam- -M--- -H o—.. .Hlllatown foad, Manchester. ■ burcau-whn-gwnr* jlarr that - Eqltclt ballots printed. i Roosevelt did, ’ . * 'cfdip|i«d up today when^top-Affieo- avoid Imitating' the example s'eT day h*- bniavad thara would Izs no Inerhey, and Joseph C. Du'ggon, This week birthday greetings FORK ■ave 110 billion franca (about 314 brass arrived ahbrtly after UN admitted to- them he spent $82,' Jiot war because "the West has al- 'V' mmion-.dollarst in civil expendi­ Today’s >'bting__ that j '"D>e_ sole and only pjurpose of by the countries behind th* Iron 000 In the five yeaie, 1946-80. McGrath's asalstant In the field jure extended to Mrs. Gladys trace negotiators poatpon*d aacrei Curtain.' wMeih have tomuad their rtody becoma ao attong that th* o f ixeciiilve ordanu. HclBajrnay S'/i-gal. lypis -..^Presaure ture. 'Die vote wks 851“2I2; Lawyer Protesto - •Steiner of 201 -BuslrHlll road, prisoner parleys. minds so much on their defense, Soviet' Union doe* not dare to heads the detortment's crinUnal sprayer with carrying strap. Because several amendments . (Continued ^ twge Two) * (Oontlnoed on Pogh Four) Bolich, a hrsvll.v built man •Glastonbury, who has a birthday An Allied spokesman .said the that thev forget to focus as much •tart one.’’ , division. on April ,8. Non-clogging nozzle, Haa sure Get rid of in­ bad also been voted, the Premlar prisoner talks were postponed 24 whose personal financiea have GARDEN ■aid he would reserve the right to attention on their economic, social Adenauer said the western Horace Wickham Is a surgical action valve. / sects the easy hours for "constructive purposes." come under scrutin.v In connection McGrath's letter atartet iKoit ipsrlmj "“'Lit, ^^■23 mmion.dolJara).,.t,. Elsenhower would draw a hlg the actiial - eoehange pf prison'- $1.00• « .v»rAPA*rt? 'fpbfi agsltist himself. ^ JSfiUon t « make, the moet o( -W *'„ ...... s.,....-i.vR£3?t:£r,WMai^.'SSSr?L -- .... -35CSr-i;«ffiSf-;;^5;5H5sWSfsSSsbesatesY.sc t= •: -zM-ssW to lieu* iieilys M - -"-"•"■*?*teflrV. OEV">—' - • - » - - "V— • -'pihav's'lradgeff how-tolhg writa4ii-vot*. TafL- Harold -fiestas' totont . MOSchw pHtpowla bD . .Wfk thq.puriAmse of.jsajr ” “ $ 1 . 6 9 sen -and-Rlley ’ A; Bender, -a- Chi-' -...!T.ir'j(uac Jo .liijsw'gr.'ito'y, H ^ E N O S l l - f ‘ bided for'the'fhiril'a&y.'holds dbi-' The-lbltlt 'subcommittee--of-top f HOC'TtEMAN CiltU J'l^^ home permanent refljil,. $ 2 0 . 5 0 " t o ^ cago hotel man, are on the Re- level negotiators met tor the first Iranian government suppreases If your hpuM i* P«*nted white, you don’t waii^t. BAR-B-QUE er dangers for the four-week-old (Uonttoned on Pag* 1>*e) (Centtoned e* Page, Two) Cleveland, Tean.. Apefl-R—(49* publto«n‘ hBllot.i-.^~-;, ;;;.. , , -tffne dn two -monthlThursday for country's- 4w» leodlag Bewnpopers Liihlted Time Ohiy. •- to look "a'dingy W P to o f • ■jfovernment. , Buehos Alrtt.' Argerttfns, April ~ P l t'e"he r A lt flouttonliaii’e GRILL - ■ Stormiest debate Is likely to The survey was made.by the Aa- 3—(Jh— Argentina's vice’ presi­ lU first attempt .to break the for carrying notice of Scheduled aevea-m a B t h S-* I d dOnghter, aociatad Press. __ deadlock over- whether Russia $ 2 7 . 5 6 HELDER'S rage arpiiiid the Premier's propo*;- dent, J. Hortenslo Quijano,; died deraonstrattoii tomorrow by Cheryl, woe killed and hla wUss Fume Resiitont'Outside White loo^ whiter, if al that thoM whq made false' tax Ehitimatea outside Qhlcago from qualifies as a neutral nation to JAMES' today after a long 'lllheaa,-?:; He, Moslem, -extremist ' organlrstloii ood' inaUMr tojwrad thla fisani-'- 148 Main Bt—Tel. 2-S701 . G L O V E * declarations in-ijlic past should be fig. of lOt countlaa-Showed, U.7 per waS'fl7.' ' ■ ' heln inspect s Korean ttiice. wh wr Olid stayx'white longer. Taeffe^vely rom- X . $23 .95 X-, cent for Taft, 18.3 Bbsenhower. IIA ‘Oil for Edijcation’ Bill iBg In an onto aneUent bet* torgiven, provided they brln|f out Qui jano,-an .attorney .and’-land- Postponement of the s « r e t ex- . . .‘ Defense'Dfibartment eeUmates the Otorqtt . 'n g i^ * (amlly W u .waF ln"itosea Will; «i« t ' ttd*'Cotiif*» ' totorMnt.. jt iw FERTILIZERS ^im'.ldage.Twilve')''*-' Arthun. ,l.T Hander.. ,.,■The v99»1prtrttent Juan D, fn the Dto .-MtKMI, dutjhg, hW- able featana;. Adjustable-: spit, -• • •-. - --»■'■ - : ••'• ' - - ' '" - s" • • ■ k .I . County -;-f€!hicago-( estimate was elections .last Nov, II. His sec­ rent fiscal year ending ,IUne 30.'' NAME ADAMS TO' SEO a built into Sun-Proof Outside White. It'i extra rubber tit«d .wheels, ; table Taft 70.3 per cent,- ElseWiower A Ciamhrldae.-Mass.. mother of height and durable steel eon- Full slse, gen­ ond term of offloe- waS to ha-vo be­ WaehtogtoB, April . - .durable and weather resiitann- — lA S E IA L L 12.3. St'assen 9.6, Bender b: Mac- gun On June X. ! ' nine drops three of her children Senate Bonking enboomaalttaW ■IrucUon. Green finished. Sign SCOTT TURFIUILDER . uine top grplll * Trieste Parley , Arthur 2.6. Hundreds Flee . from second floor window -Into ir-xso'*. cowhide glove. RAT For n time it appeared the —Waahuiirton. April 3—UP)~ The. the states tiUe to the margiiMil today approved nnantotopaly how the. two-coat $135 Taft, backed . By*' the niinoU President's wife,- Eva, would be srmi of heS;14-year-dld son to aototootten of CTareaoq E&< V IG O R O ...... Leather lined. GOP organization, already has the Midwest Floods Senate'yeaterday approved■ _ tlul; ■ ' belt.'* but provides also that the Here'a; > real Blogger. Made, — Held to Zone A the Peronieta candidate for vice save them jctom their burning atatea should rscelve 37>i per cent Adam* of Bloemfleld to 'M ^ K Ffttsburgh Sun-Proof Solid triple support of 30 delegates who arS home . . TWSnty-flve esnnon- controversial ttdelands ' bill J iv­ SHEEP MANURE r tunnel t r a p. from setecM hardwood prhperp president. But she announced ing states, inst.ekif of the feiwral of all revenues from oil and g*s member of the Secnritica OM*" unopposed. The liO delegates to be tearfully on .^ug. 31 that she balfs, Clx’ll War relies, atolea from House Paint system offers HANDY Leather welt­ ly shaped and balanced. T a r r ­ London, April 3—(g')—British, chosen ar* ..not Imuhd to abide by By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS government, cles;^ title to oil- davetopmenta In the continental Exchonga CowimlealOH. to. BONE MEAL .. ed handle. Made ta hit home- would not seek office and Quijano Israel Putnain'Memorial Camp In shelf out beyond the state seaward ed seama, American and Italian .representa­ the electl^ results. Hundreds of perions Jn ri.l'er Redding. rich lands in the|h coaslal' areas. nuts! was picked In tier-stead. communities In' six Midwest west­ The House 'has' passed a some- boun^arlea. NLRB SENDS MAN TO PRi ^ ®*m footing, Damage and may veto the new one. the House bill,' aald after yester­ gates' at state conventions, giving -yember and meetinr 'fos. the Arpt Hundtoda of. American and day's Senate vote he would agree CHOKES ON snEAK CAN each party 60 In all. already haa been esttfiiated st Following the SO to 35 Senate The three-power tilks followed time on May 1, will appoint a iioa Ftonel^ Alpine troopi engagie la to the Seiitte changes. SpokekoM, Wooh.; April CONDITIONS two weeks of-fast moving diplo­ ■ Taft and Staaaen open their more than! 8300,000 Rapidly' melt­ "Exerciae Avslsihehe;'* a jobit- roll call vote yesterday, .genatora .President to serve during Peron’e ing anow In ,the nearby Bearpsw expressed conflicting o'piniona I don’t think there'a much pos­ UPyy-A umm who toM A wait matic action Involving not only the windup campaigns in the state to­ next Presidential- term of six maneuver In mountainous area of he woo nstog his last $10 to i American, Brttieh and Italian gbv- day and Gov. Johri Lodge of Con­ mountain* aen^ the Milk river to whcU>er the legislation could he sibility tha House Judiciary com- I iepy ■eiler aydwle far *a Haaie-beaUeh - $ 3 . 7 5 ^ year. -■ Austria ,.. World Communism mtttiee gan get to thfi-Renate bill a eteak dinner ehokqd*to - - ;ra ernmenta but also Yugosta'vla,'' necticut will campaign om behalf overflowing. > celehratej SOth anniversary of passed by the required two-thirds Quijano, a colorful political fig- faefOra next Tuesday," Walter said. OB a pteee of the 'paett Big 10-gallon - Which controls one-half of Trieste,' pf Eisenhower Friday and Satur* Atxiut 10 jrealdential bloOl^ obedlenoe to Joseph V. Stalia. m ^ r ity over the anticipated veto. .known as Zone-B. The Yugoslavs, "uf* Ur earlier years, kept pretty were flooded In Pierre. 8. D.. aa 1%e Senate measure gives the "Thare qtay be some members night, .OnderehetlS site, , haa cor- day. Milton A. -Gibbons,"mayor of Apply In P n r^ Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden The~ftnal vote count still was much in the background during the Missouri river climbed a hall atatea outright ownership to the who favor federal contrd who 'oott ropertod. ' ■ - nigateiT, gal­ the first six years o f ' the Peron Tuckahoe, N. Y., aentenced (o thrto would tryjto dflay tha legUlatloq vanised sides, haa emphasized, - wll) be..J L '■,1- \ ■ ' 'L:'; • y* --y '

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