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VOL. LXXn NO. 161 (Classified Ads-ertialiig.op 10) HALE'S MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY; MARCH"28, 1953 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FIVE gBNTS /. SUITS 16 Dead, 61 Hurt “ Lel’g Pretend” F a s h i o n s fo r Easter As Two Speeding Reds Agree to UN Offer New fashions for you with ^ their .softer, slimmer ways, I cleverly calculated to Trains Freight glorify figures . . , fashions done in the moat desired fabrics . . . and colors. , Conneaut, 0., March 28— ■rea of the wreckage Sick, Hurt POWs (/P) — Two speeding traing from the nearest highway' two mUes to the south. The lane soon For carrying 400 passengers was blocked with cars mired in slashed into derailed cars of a hub-deep mud and left by their New York Central freight drivers with lights still piercing 1 3 9 .9 5 .0 last night, killiiig 16 persons. the drizzling darkness. Soviet Airs AbaiMloiied UN Tank Biinieil More than 100 persons, hurt on­ Seek Quick Sixty-one injured were in hos­ ly slightly, were treated at an pitals here and in Ashtabula emergency Red Croat first-aid sta­ and Erie. tion. Amnesty to Sixteen bodies were transported The wreckage lay In muddy, un­ Renewal of $ 6 5 -0 0 to Erie. 27 milei. east of the wreck even country four milea or ao eaat acene, Warren Woods, Erie, Pa., of Conneaut amid woods and Jailed Reds County coroner said. bmsh. Stretcher bearers labored a Truee Talk There were 49 injured in two quarter of a mile through the Erie hospitals, four in nearby Ash­ brush to a narrow dirt road on By THOMAS P. WHITNEY tabula General Hospital and eight which ambulances slipped and Moscow, March 28— (/P)— Tokyo, March 28— (/P) — In Brown Memorial Hospital here. akldded in single file. - In New York, a New York Cen­ Prime Minister Georgi M. The Communists agreed to­ Reports from the hospital were Malenkov’s government an­ night to a UN offer to ex­ that only one of the 61 was In poor tral spokesman said hla latest re­ condition. port ^owed 15 dead and posaibly nounced a sweeping amnesty change sick and wounded 10 more bodies yet to be recovered. The freight and the two express program today to free Soviet prisoners before the end of trains piled up between 10 and Tony Tslarlco, who ran from his prisoners serving five year JEWELRY nearby filling station to the w-reck, the , and at the 10:30 o'clock last night. A piece of said he counted 25 dead. terms or less—providing same time proposed im­ pipe rolled off an eastbound An Associated Preijs reporter their crimes represented “ no mediate resumption of the freight, redailing some cars of a’ said there were 14 bodies in a great danger to the state.” ^ fo r Easter westbound freight that followed. suspended armistice talks. row by a railroad track, three The nianeaty decree, issued by The Reds said such an exchancB Into the derailed freight cars other bodies to be cut, free of tbs Naw 0nylM In cnrrinKa. pini, necklaces and bracelets. Gnid the Pre.sidlum of the Supreme So­ could lead to "smooth MtUement'* slashed a Buffalo-to-Chicago pas­ wreckage and added a patrolman and suver finish In tailored and stone set styles. Also viet, said the pardons had been of the entire POW question, which senger train, roaring along at 80 told Mm four or five others had made possible by a decrea.se in broke up the armiatlce talks at paarls and pastel atone set enamel. ,miles an hour, A minute later the Lady_Nanoy Astor, arid-tongued been removed earlier.- former member of, the . British crime and by the consolidation of Panmunjom last Oct. 8. Southwestern Limited, enroute Patrolman Fitzpatrick said 40 Parliament, plungea' a knife into the Soviet State system. The de­ Only lasue Left from St. ixiuis to New York, ram­ injured persona were taken to a rake at a Washington Red Cross cree w'a.s published prominently In The POW Uaue waa the only one med the wreckage. Brie, Pa., hospitals, 20 to Ashta­ luncheon, March 27, and remarks Ru.ssian newspapers and broad­ left unsolved. and each A railroad man had to run three bula. 0 „ General Hospital and 14 In a Joking vein: “ Let’s pretend cast by Moscow Radio. to Conneaut General Hospital. A spokesman here'said the UN mile-s to report the w-reck, and the it’s McCarthy.” She was refer­ Tlie full amnesty program ex­ command could begin an exchanra Plus Tax New Belts for Spring Wear hurtling debris fellSd Communica­ A. C. Wifi, chief dl.apatcher of ring to Sen. Joseph McCarthy tends to most persons serving five Smoke pours from an abandoned UN Patton tank on the road to Old Baldy In Korea as a Jeep of alck and wounded "within' a sweet *n saucy tion lines between here and Erie. the NYC's Erie division, said a (R „ Wls.) years or less in prisons, correc­ mrrj'lng two soldiers speeds hy. The tank had been abandoned beexuse of damage received In fight­ matter of days." Shiney Patents More than 1,000 feet of rail were trainmaster told him about 100 in­ tive labor camps and other places ing. It wns then set ablaze by our own guns to pre vent capture and use by Chinese Communlata as an Gen. Mark aark, UN Far East tom up. jured were aboard a rescue train of detention, "niose seiwlng more olMvrvatlnn post. (AP Wirephoto via radio from Tokyo). commander who made the ex­ heading toward Erie. One of the injured said It was than five yeara will have their change offer Feb. 22; aald he would Genuine leathers and cinch belt in wanted spring The triple Involved this nearly an hour before rescue work­ weird sequence of events; sentences reduced by half. favor resumption of the telka If colors. ers got Into the tom and twi.sted Ike Pledges The pai'dons specifically do not the Reds are sincere in their ac­ V An eastbound NYC freight train CLOVES cars. And it was nearly eight hours- apply, however, to anyone serving ceptance. • ___ ■ ______lost a piece of pipe, which fell Into later and after daybreak before the path of a westbound freight. more than five years for counter­ French Marines Capture Clark told a reporter tonight: $|.25 to $2-98 each the rescue and flrst-aid crews fin­ The westbound freight was derail­ N. E. to Get revolutionary crimes, large-scale "We ere going to study this of­ For Easter Wear ished their task. Some injured \ySre ed. Several cars piled atop an ad­ theft or embezzlement of public fer very closely. We went to be ^*1 spring-time taken by handcar to a road where joining track. ^ property, gangsterism or pre­ sure there Isn’t anything In It we meditated murder. don’t underatand." Slip on styles in medium and short lengths. Washable ambulances waited. Then the Buffalo-to-Chlcago Ex- Aid The wreck, blocking the NYC's pre.ss. No. 5, stnick the wreckage Some prisoners will be freed re­ The Red move covers only aiek double woven , sueded or . Colors: All and wounded prfaonera — a small white, pastels, whits with contraetlnjc stitching, black, frocks main line, occurred on "State Line of the freight. All but one of the gardless of the length of their Wto ^ ^ ’55 More percentage of the 123,000 Reds r..ivy. Curve" about four miles east of trains 11 cars were derailed. Hartford, March 28— (/P)— sentences. They Include women here and just across the Pennsyl­ with children 10 years old or less, held in Allied camps. . for girls Then, No. 12, the Southwest President Eisenhower today . Seoul, March 28—^ — Weary U. S. Martnefi captured out­ vania border. pregnant women, minors of 18 or Wa.sliington, March 28— No Flgurea On Ola as$ured Governor Lodge that post Vegas again today in a bitter hour of fighting up its Only a rutty lane led to the (Continued on Page Eight) less, men of 55 or more, women (/P)— A French plan for vic­ There were ho Immediats fig- Wamautto BnfliUMV' 'disti'essed ovfr 50 and persona suffering gentle, deadly slopes. Rooting Chinese from trenchea, they ures on the number of Ainericane tory in Indo-Cnina in two S|*50 $3 -50 pgjf' ti^Ktile firms 'will be given from incurable lllneasea. ' slammed back a Red counterattack at the cre.st and won back eligible for such an exchange. everj' consideration in the Proaecutlon will be halted, mean­ year.s had excellent prospects the low western front hill for the, ------— ...... i - It waa not clear whethecL Com­ Pima — while ,ln all cases falling into these of American support as the second time in two days. munist acceptance of the propcoed letting of new federal con­ categories and In cases In which 'Vegas fell Thuradey night under exchange depended on resumption GOP Hunts New Chief; tracts. U. S. and France were wind­ the major aenterice would be five ing up their policy a Red spring attack that broke Seven Are Left, of tbeAcmistice talks. In a letter to the govenior. the years or less. Monday night when 3,500 Chinese The Red anawac. (tame in a lettar ■ th« luxury cottoni President said that some $9,500,- The decree also railed for a talks today. swarmed around Old Baldy, 26 delivered today at Panmunjom, Wesley Roberts Quits 000 in defense textile needs have reexainination of the USSR's crimi­ But a sharp clash appears to miles northeast. .Buried Marine which also waa broadcast over the been set aside for issuance to tex­ nal laws and ordered the Justics hsve developed between; The Reds still hold Baldy, a Communiat Peiping Radio. 3.50 tile firms operating not more than 1. American hopes for speedy red-dirt target for Allied artillery Its tone Was mild and concilia­ Wa.shington, March 28—i/P)— executive committee , adopted 80 hours per week. (Continued on Page Two) French ratiflcatlon of a European and bombs. Calls on Radio tory, unlike some of the bitter in­ HANDBAGS The governor, who is chairman Republicans were looking for a unanimously a statement prepared army treaty which would permit As ground fighting roared on, vective previously used In criticis­ new national chairman today, by Hood, saying. In part; ; of the New England Governors' the arming of West Germany. ing the UN, i Conference, had written President American Habre jets clashed with W l'h the U. 8. First Marine Dl after C. Wesley Roberts’ abrupt "Wes Roberts is a good man as 2. French insistence. that, be­ Red ■ MIGs over , The split came after months of For Easter re.signation under criticism by cliairman of the Republican Na­ ' Eisenhower complaining that fed­ fore that action is taken, France vision, Korea, March 28-(/P)— Ship’k Shome eral agencies had failed to give West to Back knocking down one ami damaging "Only seven of us arq left alive— fruitless haggling when the UN Kan.sas legislative inve.stigators tional committee, and, if wo are and Germany must reach an un­ four others, the Air Force said. told the Reds either to accept any pampers a blouse But one member of the Nation­ to permit the opposition to ruin sufficient preference to New Eng­ derstanding over the future of the The rest have suffocatedJ’ Plastic calf, faille and new land mills despite a federal policy The kill established the war's These tragic words, a hopeless Allied proposal on exchange of al Executive committee. Wa.vne the reputation of every person Lie’s Policy on industrlally-rlrh Saar area. 29th jet ace Col. James K. John­ b e a ^ bags. Top handle, \ with Pima , .T. Hood of Wisconsin, asserted to this effect. cry Into a radiophone, were the POWs, or come up with an accept­ that wo elect chairman of the Re­ Wants Positive HIgns son,' of 1636 Indianola avenue, able proposal for ending the war. pouch and boxle styles. Col­ a silky-luster cotton the GOP National committee publican National committee, no "The .surplus manpower commit­ This may prove to he critical. , last heerd from some. 36 Marines Phoenix, Arlz. Johnson, command­ holding outpost Vegas which was This was,the first Red move ors: Black, navy, multi and should refuse to accept the res­ one of any consequence will be tee." Lodge told the President, Red Probe Aid Secretary of Stale Dulles, who i made from "decided against price preference er of the Fourth Flghtcr-Intcrcep- overnm Thursday night by power­ since. ignation. willing to serve," ha.s argued against such Frenc|i tor Wing, now has .Ci 1-2 MIGs de­ pastel idiades. I extra-long combed for manufacturers in distressed ful Chinese enemy forces, a Marino It ceme as the world speculated Earlier President Eisenhower Early Ike Man demands, ha.s told European lea

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sla and put Communists In contrbl i S p e c f o / i M Bolton \ Bayles Appoints M A N C N E irC r Rockville-Vemon Drunken. Driver Soviet Airs 2 - TOP HITS-2 Plans ^Lights On’ Choice of Bolilcii of Poland. St. John’s Slates Convention Aides French See STARTING - When McCarran suggeated Boh- .W e p a o u r d Shoots Trooper Backed in Senate len ))pd apjirovcd the Yalta agree- Palm Distribution Gagliardone Gives Report STATE TOMORROW Judge Cornell Will Preside m(mla in testimony before the ^ENII4F4I0NTH Amnesty to Nine members of the Young Indo-China Senate Foreigrf Relations commt- I' if' L, Democratic Club of Manchester Evtrythiflg a Musical (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) lec, GOP Senate leader 'Taft of Blessing and distribution of On Growers D. C. Meeting last night attended the executive CooWBe.'/' , Ohio said Bohlcn had defended only palms will take place tomorrow OLEARANGE When High Court Convenes the roar of a shotgun and the po­ against the nomination.- Other the good faith of the late Presi­ meeting of the Young Democratic in St. John’s National Catholic f o r a Better Jailed Reds Clubs of Connecticut in Berlin, and Win in ’55 liceman staggered from the house. GOP Senatora on this aide in- dent Roosevelt ’ in making the Bolton, March 28- (Special) - Center Congregational State Trooper Louis Stefanek Church. Services will begin at at ..this time President Anthony Rockville, March 29—(Special )i party this evening at Pulaski Hall cKided Bricker of Ohio, Dirkaen of agreements. (Continued from Pape One) . Eugene M. Gagliardone,.who' Special music by the choir and Bayies of the local group made the quoted McMahon as saying he was 10:.30 a. m. Rev. Stephen S. organist will be presented at morn­ (ContlBued F roa Pag* Oaa) —Tlie spring session of the T61-" on Village etreet for tho benefit of Illinois, Dworshak and Welker, of “ From hindsight, he (Bohlcn) has Just returned from a confer­ following appointments to member­ / the swimming pool fund. The pro­ shot from Vrehtnd by Crick w ho' said the Yalta agi'cement-waa a Stryjewski, pastor, wHI bless the Ministry to submit recommenda­ ing worship at 11 o’clock at Cen­ ship in the committees for the land County Superior Court will refused to submit to questioning. Idaho; Goldwater of , Hlck- palms and distribute, them with ence of the Vegetable Growers ter Congregational Church. Rev. table for the amount of Informa­ gram starts with a preliminary enlOQPfi=-ot Iowa, Malone of Neva­ mistake,’’ Taft said, adding that tions for chaniyes. stale convention: credentials, Mel­ tion given out as they went along. open hero April 7 at 10. a. m., social at 7 p. m. and main events Stefanew said Crick had told he disagrees with Bohlcn’s view then assistance of the acolytes. association of Amcica in Wash­ Arthur A. Wallace will preach a McMahon to "go get a warrant" da, Mundt of South Dakota and l.ii' ■ '48 PACKARD vin Hathaway; permanent organi­ When Dullea and other admin­ with Judge John A. (Cornell pre- at 8 p. m. The PAC is endeavor­ that the agreementa represented During the procession, depicting Tho decree said the government ington, D. C. this week, agrees sermon entitled "With Jesus On the zation, William Freeman; rules, If he wanted to talk to him. Schoeppel of Kansas. Ihe entrance of Jesus into deems “it is no longer necessary to Road To Jerusalem.” istration officiala met with the ing to raise a sizeable amount to the beat that could bo obtained at '46 FORD heartily with the statement in the Mrs. Katherine Bourn;.- constitu­ aiding. contribute to the Swimming Pool Stefanek who had accompanied Senator McCarran (D-Nev.), Jeni.saleni, Father Stryjewski will retain in places of custody persons There Will be no activities at French delegation yeaterday, their jointed Johnson as the second that time. group’s message to President tion, Theodore (jummings; resolu­ talks reportedly covered these The following list of criminal! fund which is stiU far short of its McMahon to the Crick home and chant the palm .Sunday psalms, 4-door sedan. It'_ who have committed offenses .rep­ Center Church during Holy week tions, Frank Kopcha, and-nomina­ cases has been assigned; had waited in the police car, sum­ Democratic opponent; Dirksen said llie 1952 Republican Just what you 11: resenting jio great danger to tho Elsenhower "that our grcatc.st ef­ other than a special choir re­ points: guntil 10 p. m. for any related pacta giving Weat Germa­ Cnumde beginning here in April. those policies and a Republican In the country.” West Main street Monday, from the cantata “Olivet to (jalvary" Senate has confined him,” Murray A-1 GULTIVATEG table groups from more than 34 who. wish to take Communion ny virtual Independence, without will he presented. Skywatch Duties The campaign activities of the South Carolina was the only one '4 9 STUDE The amnesty was the second Hospital Notes 1 to 4 p. m. and in his office at "Lights On’’ chairman are in said. C h a m p i o n , proclaimed by the Soviet Union states attended the special confer­ alone, a custom practiced by the first obtaining a Franco-Oerman Stafford SpringSj Tuesday, from Tile Sacrament of Baptism will of the thirteen original states church for dhe past three years. understanding the future of the preparation for the intensive, one Sen. Ferguson (R-Mlch) said - FARM LOAM '50 W ILLYS llaatar, o- since World War II. Shortly after ence. . 9 1 to 4 p. m'.; for the purpose of be administered at the ^ rst Con­ whose signors of the Declaration Jeepster, 6 cyl. A statement developed by these 81. Maurice Cha|iel ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Saar. He expressed hope negotia­ For Brotherhood evening drive on Sunday, April 12. Murray’s conclusion was "absurd," of Independence were all natives ’ 18.000 hostilities ended, the government giving counsel for the accused and gregational ChUrch of Vernon, adding In an interview: "There Is CALL MI-8-7198 or MI-8-7581 O V e r d r Ive, men was presented to administra­ Maases will be celebrated at St. John I»mbardi, 60 Otis street; tions with Germany would be ____ NOAH BECRY-CRANJ WITHERS - LEWISR.fOSitR Mr. Podrove has organized a mo­ of'the state. aUIoa, extra announced a broad amnesty under all others interested a reasonable with sermon by the pastor. Rev. no Intention by either Elsenhower white wall $1296 tion and congressional leaders on Maurice chapel tomorrow at 8:30 Sherrill Blair, Rockville; Mrs. opened soon. Dulles voiced sym­ SUNDAY CON-nNUOU.S, STARTS AT 2 P. M. George B. Higgins, "How Do You The eight members of the Tem­ torcade of volunteers which on which a large number of criminals opportunity for consultation with or Dulles to approve the evils of tires, heater. subjects directly affecting the and 10 a. m. Alpha Babin, Rockville; Mr.s. pathy but argued France should MON., TUES. »IAT. AT 2 — EVE. SHOW STARTING AT 7:15, Welcome a King?” There will be ple Beth Sholom Brotherhood who the appointed night, will ride $1095 were freed and prosecution was him. Hot Lunch Menu Anna Loetscher, Ellington; Mrs. leave the Saar question until later. through the streets of Manches­ past foreign policy and there are halted on many cases under trinl. economic life of the vegetable Singers to Broadcast Lenten Vespers at 7:30 p. m. with will relieve Christian members of many of them.” ■grower which they feel need the Hot lunch menu at the school Barbara Bristol, Bolton; Mrs. ■3. The U. S. i^ u p was urged by TODAY: ‘T CONFESS” plus “ LOVER COME BACK” the last in a series pf meditations the Ground Observer Corps of their ter, stopping at every, house which In an editorial, the government Hazel Finlay, 86 Phelps road; Mrs. The Maple prove Singers mixed has its porch light on. The porch Ferguson told the Senate earlier newspaper Izveatia described the attention of government leaders at next week: Monday—baked beans, the French to plan American aid in the “ I Am’s" of the Fourth Gos­ Skywatch duties for Palm Sunday Stephanie Leishman, 29 Cook for the North Atlantic Treaty al­ chorus will sing over radio station light will be an invitation to the he voted for Bohlen’s confirmation decree as "a manifestation of the this time. catsup, spinach, chocolate pud­ WSPR, Springfield, Mass., tomor- pel centering on "I Am the Resur­ services tomorrow were announced ding; Tuesday—hamburg gravy, street; Kenneth Irish, 4 North lies on a long term basis of three rection and the Life." volunteers to stop and accept a wtth"reluctance" only because El­ EASTER FLOWERS strength A the Soviet structure." 12 ItenrM Listed r<»w. They will appear dn the yesterday. senhower hinuielf Wanted the nom­ '50 MERCURY The atateVnent lifted 12 Items mashed potato, buttered beets, ap-. School street; Marylee Belcher. years instead ' of year by year. TTiere will be reception of new They a r e Harry Kovensky, contribution to the cancer cam­ South Willlngton; Mrs. Chrlstliie American officials promised to German Hour from 1:30 to 2:30 paign. inee. Larg* Atsertmtnt of Pottod PlonH covering requests for Department plosauce delight; Wednesday— p. m. and will broadcast from the members at 11 a. m. service in the Archie Nadler, Max Glaiber, Isi­ '51 PONTIAC spaghetti with meat sauce, tossed Carlson, Hartford; Griffith Ro’o- give favorable study to the propo­ DINE HERE The new committee chairman, “ But I do not consider that my of Agriculture information on po­ auditorium of the Springfield Talcottville Congregational dore Radding, Herbert Leib, Harry vote In favor of his nomination in Cut.Howars — Cor^tagts Hard top. Hy- New Body Found tential consumption of vegetable green salad, fruited gelatin; erts. South .Windsor; Mrs. Rose sal. (Thurch. Gaetanl Simoncelll will Tarlow, Jerry Nathan and Irving who has actively participated in Raymond, 55 CHInton street. 4. American dfflclala urged that Turn Vercin. any .way approves or condones his dramatic. Ra­ ib,.ir^$1388 crops so plantings might be plan­ 'I’hursday—^-tomato soup, tuna FOR SERVICE Ernest Giergln.sky of Hartford sing "The Palms" by Faure, and Go(jdard. other fund-raising drives in Man­ actions^ or the actions of our gov­ QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. French cooperate In speeding the chester, is confident that town dio. heater. In. Murder House ned intelligently; stimulation of sala'd sandwiches, pineapple pie. will direct the Rockville singing Mrs. Dorothy Welles will be Nineteen members of the ernment at Yalta or the other war­ $2195 Helen Topping. 132 Oak street. work of a commission set u p . to consumer purchasing particularly Milk, bread and margarine are group which will present thi-ee soprano soloist wfth the choir. The Brotherhood have volunteensl to residents recognize their import­ time conferences,” Ferguson added .'•BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A solve such problems as the kind of SUPREME! ant relationship to this )Mi'tlcular to move products In heavy supply; served with each meal. songs. A large gr)»p from the city Pilgrim Fellowship will hold a spe­ pull Skywatch duties during church time conference s," Ferguson (Continued From Page One) tariff and Import quotas to reduce There will be no session at the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick military production in which West cial Palm Sunday program at 6:30 hours Palm Sunday and Easter campaign. Mr. Podrove empha­ HOLDEN People who «at here once, is planning to attend. added. loss through competition of low elementary school on Ciood Fri­ McCann. 30 Ashworth street; a Germany would engage once its p. m. Sunday to permit Christian Sky- sized that members of the com­ tlves discovered that widely son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Klein, rearmament is permitted. come again and again ConArmatlon .Sunday The Seniitor said these agree­ 81 Oakland Street— Tel. MI-9-7743— Always Open labor costs of foreign growers. day. At the 10 p. m. service in Trin­ A procession of Palms and dis­ watet^ members to attend services munity can strike back at cancer ments violated the Atlsntlc chart­ sought John R. H. Christie, 55- 44 Decpiypeid drive. —they like our friendly, by keeping their “ Lighta On" and '50 PACKARD year-old trucking clerk who had Seek Continuations Boy Heoiit Notes courteouN service, our deli­ ity Lutheran Church tomorrow, tribution will take place at the and spend the time with their er, surrendered Manchuria to Rus- Also included in the statement All members of Boy Scout Troop BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to 11 a. m. service at St. John’s Epis­ families. giving generously on April 12. lived in the flat 18 years, spent M r.. and Mrs. Anthony Yacono, cious foods. It’a a real ex­ a group of children and adults '50 MERCURY last week end no more than three was a plea for continuation of the No. 73 will participate in . the perience in dining pleasure. will be received into church mem­ copal Church. At 4 p. m. a Mite M a t o r Job, Rockville. Box Presentation service will take im ter. Kxoep- miles from the murder scene. agriculturally exempt itinerant troop’s two exhibits at the Scout bership and the rite of confirma­ six directors are elected each year 2Tdoor b lu e . truck system (unregulated by In­ Jamboree at the Manchester DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; EASTWOOD tion will be administered by the place. A filmstrip about Liberia Names Nominating for a two year term. Ve^f clean. m aally clean. He had registered in a lodging Mrs. Mary Brown, East Hartford; SUNDAY d in n e r s $1477 houserunder his own name and left terstate Commerce Commission) Armory tonight at 7:30. Display­ SERVED pastor. Rev.' Erich O. Pieper. He will be shown, there will be a dis­ Other members of the nominat­ tUg tradeq. Andrew Strom, 123 Center streaL; DANCING TONIGHT 139 which they described as "the most play of Sunday school projects and $ S ing pioneering skill, members of m ov m 12 Not>n to 8:30 P. M. will also deliver the sermon, hav­ ing committee are Russell Hatha­ his briefcase behind. But his bed Mrs. Florence Sullivan, 120 White S— H IEST M I ! Body for (diamber had not been slept in since Mon­ flexible, efficient and economical the troop will erect a signal tower FEATURING THE ing for his topic, "Abiding in refreshments will be served. way, Arthur Knofla, Leon Holtiies street; Floyd Holmes, 51 Seaman AtThdrlEST! day morning—or just before the method thus far .devised.’’ This on the floor of the shed. Christ." Color slides will be shown at and Russell E. Wright. The slate of You can see it BETTER bodies of three young women were was a statement of opposition to Scouting skill will be displayed circle; Mrs. Eleanor Rook, 125 SYMPHONY FOUR The church choir will sing un­ the Sunday school sessions start­ A nominating committee to pre­ new officers has to be nominated current legislation before Con­ Coleman roar a hearing April 17 on a $1495 lotments from crops still under they’re too young—only 11 and 12 second vice president, treasurer charge of being a fugitive from they unearthed a large, bottomless years old for the work they’re feature being the roll call, to ty Methodist Church will attend a garbage can. Bones were found In price support schomc.s be planted which many re.spond by reciting Men’s Communion breakfast at and six directors for the Cham­ Connecticut. He la wanted in for soil building purposes only and doing," he said. "It's amazing DANCE ber. Greenwich in connection with a the can. Police photographed the what they have accompli.shcd.’’ ROLLER SKATING the memory acripture verse. Rev­ the Stafford Springs Methodist bones and bits of other material not add subsidized competition to erend Pieper will conduct the Church at 7 a. m. Rev. Nathan B. Six of the 12 present directors SI.000 holdun at th* Innia Arden unsupported crops. Market facili­ Swift also commented on the boys’ C ity Vi«w Done* Half € R D S b B ¥ T V as they were handed out of the service' and deliver the reunion Burton will have for 'hi.s .sermon will continue in that capacity, as Country Club. ties were also listed as needing anticipation at the chance to dis­ Opens Sunday, March 29ih '5 0 O LD S pit. play their skill to parents anti Evtry Saturday Night sermon. Many members of Trin­ topic at the 9 a. m. service, "The prime consideration. ity church who now reside out of The bones were sent to a pathol­ <1tes Farm I'rlee trlcnds. Scouting officials are KEENEY STRgET SKATING Y^ED.. FRI. and SUN. NIGHTS Conquering WITH '49 HUDSON Wjrd., r a d io , ogist to determine how long town are expected to return for Open for Inspection In this respect. Gagliardone hopeful that attendance at ihe the service. hiater. Extra they had been buried and the age Jamboree will be high. niL-OIMEItJflON The Rock-Ell homes will have 8 Coupe. B.. U. stated that it had been revealed at Following the service a social dean. of the victim. It appeared someone the conference only 27 cents of the R L r N SHOLES LAKESIDE CASINO two of the new homes in the sec­ THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB Now pnlat. $1598 had tr}e(f to destroy them by Arc Meet tot Relaxation hour will be held in the parish ond section open for public in­ consumer dollar is received by the $898 before burying them. Pourteep women residents 6T SOUTH COVENTRY hall. spection today until dark, on Sun­ farmer.. He agreed with the grow­ Keeney dnve and Lakeside lane a t KKOVLAB PII1CK8' Yet other victims may b e '<118- ers that present methods of dis­ ■BTangy/iTniT PRIVATE PARTY RATES— Pilgrim 2-6030 Communion Breakfast day and all next week. The.se two “Built-in" complete tuning covered. Two girls who lived near inel at the home of Mrs. Byron The annual Palm Sunday Com- homes, located on West road, El- tribution • and poor marketing bhinn this week. The group meets R*ib.rt T.ylor PMer Ijiw i.rd the Notting Hill Horror House are facilities are largely re.spons'ble Boberl TBylsr Peter Lsfi^lord muniQn, breakfast sponsored by lingtoof are completely furnished, missing. They are 21-year-old with but one purpose tnat they are “ Ivanhoe” "Rogiiea K. TAylttr the Men’s Club of the Rockville and there will be ample room for for this fact. Extreme congestion Irank to stale, to relax and be "Rogues Margaret Boyle' and a .young of large markets built before the TrriiBlcolor March” Methodl.st Church will be held at parking. '51 PACKARD neighborly. “ Ivanhoe** 7 a. m. tomorrow. Rev. Carl W. waitress known only ns "Kay." advent of motor ,trucks have re­ 2:3O-6::S-9:S0 (la 'color) March" Police raced against time in Alost living rooms won’t aefom- 4>4S-«::s Saunders will be In charge of the All Tolland and Tslcnltx’i(le V , H. F. and U. H. F. '48 PLYMOUTH Itadio, heater, sulted in t^.e present high cost of mudate all ot them at their week­ S:lft-f ;SS-t:4S l;*5-S;tS BINGO Communion assisted by Rev. Ed­ atandard o- their efforts to catch the killer. handling food, according to the Nl'MtAY, "JAZZ HINUr.R" Tctli. items are now handled through EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ly meetings so a ’’revolving" guest win Broolts and Rev. Forrest Mua- Coupe. Black. drive, eeat They warned ho may be a moon­ growers. list is used until Mrs. Shinn’s Plot "THl'NDERRIRDK" the .Manrliester Evening Herald 20 REGULAR GAMES— 3 SPECIAI^S struck sex sadist, and that he may They maintain that modern • STARTS SUNDAY • D A N CIN G I ser. Rev. Kenneth Johnston of llockville hiireaii. located at One Look at this. $1899 name comes up as hostess when Ellington will be the guest speak­ STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP strlKc again Monday, the time of markct.s, utilizing both rail and e a s y f r e e p a r k in g Market street, telephone Rockville $695 the gang all convenes. er. the next full- moon. highway facilities; labor-saving Over ,or other needle­ "THE JAZZ SINGER" s-sise.. Every policeman was given a handling methods and refrigera­ TO N IG H T I The Sunday school of the Rock­ work, the group exchanges news (IN COLOR) ville Methodist Church will pre­ picture of Christie, a polite, soft- tion would return the complete of former residents, new arrivals POPULARS, POLKAS ^ spoken, hat-tipping clerk whose cost of the market In food .savings Danny Thomas-Peggy Lee sent a program for the Easter very quickly. and other items of community in­ AND = season tomorrow at Y p. m. Par­ ^ Your Old 45-year-old wife was among tho terest. They find the evening of Shown 2:90-5:80-9:40 victims. It has turned out that View* Siiininarlzed SqUAKE DANCING S ents are urged to attend this '52 PACKARD relaxation p. refreshing change in service in appreciation of the work Hard top, tn- Christie was a part-time auxiliary Their statement concluded with their usual routine. in. Sot Down policeman, so every regidar cop a summary of views on (he general Featuring s of both the children and their '52 PACKARD teae, bine, teacher.a. altra., radio, whoever worked with him has been economy and agricultural budget: IVrHonul Mention "THUNDERBIRDS" put on the search. ''We. the Vegetable Growers Asso­ Fireman 1-c C. Winston Church, -T ailorin g -Sesainna 4-door. Ultra- ( Stater, C. S. LEO WATTS I A Leader training group met at Pictura matte. R., M. Bejral w. w. ciation of America, in the interest attached to the destroyer "Mons- John Derek-M. Frecmian 2 Yoon $3295 of attaining a balanced federal sen’ 'at Newport, R. I., spent last and his BLUE RIDGE = Union CHaurch in Rcx'kville Friday ' nrea. - Deliciously yours- budget, believe that price supports week end with his parents. Mr. Shown 4:05-0:00 * MOUNTAINEERS = with Home Demonstration Ageiit' and government sub.sidy payments and Mrs. Charles C. Church of Cora H. Webb and County 4-H To Pay About Town to farmers should be gradually re­ Wiitrous road. Church, who is on Leader Shirley Welk in (Charge, duced, thereby saving taxpayers a two-yiiir tour of duty with the with "Tailoring" for the subject. Traditional Sprinutime favorite! Taffy Nut Tho Roit The members of the cast in the money and ul.so stabilizing produc­ Navy, was recently graduated Tailoring will be the subject for combines all the healthful, old-fashioned goodness '4 l 9 i S spring musical being put on by the tion consistent with demand. . . . from the electricians’ school at the BIG EASTER SHOW oakgrillI a group meeting Monday from 10 o f Grandma’s molasses with crisp, crunchy nuts. '4 9 NASH Co-Weds of Center Church will Deliverii Invocutinii Great I-akes Naval Training Sta­ a. m. to 3 p. m. at the Methodist The Klwanl* Club of Hartford (j^hurch in Dobsonville. The lead­ Try some today! '41 NASH rehearse tonight ■ at 8 o'clock in Rev. Clayton F. Smith of Tol­ tion in Illinois. Presents Groat Woodruff Hall. llui ers will be Mrs. Roscoe French, ’ All Wood New point. No R a d io , land road, pastor of Central Bap­ HORACE HEIDT Mrs. Bertha Gerich and Mrs. Eve­ heater, eeat oov> tist church in Hartford, delivered Manchester Kvrninj Herald Bol­ body dents or Featuring lyn Hoering. 'Those attending will : Station rust. Ore. tntone Mne. The monthly meeting of the the invocation at the dinner meet­ ton correspondent. Mrs. .loseph carry box lunches and coffee will Mahogany $838 Army and Navy Club Auxdiary ing of the Convocation of the tritaliu, telephone .Mitchell 3-5545. -'Mm ABU a'B swettiF At Johnny "In the F ‘ S . Hhad.v Glen Ice Cream is HAND PACK­ The FBlr** aUb ‘‘lYBry HaslBrA** be served. • will be held Tuesday, March 31, at State Board, of Education at the Book" Standey ED at the fountain. Packing by fund means a Cabintt Pulling Ralph SIgwald ria.v-off Schediilod better value, ounce for ouhee, when you buy a 8 p.m. in the Army and Navy club­ Hartford Club Thursday. A play-off game to deride the house.. Mrs. Myron Lee, school board In charge of local pint or quart of any of our 20 delicious flavors. Powor seebnd round winner of the Inter- 4 member and the local school 'prin­ talent . rpediate Basketball League will be Rev. Stephen Stryjewski of St. cipal, were among those who at­ HeMt Steppers PALM SUNDAY (ANY SUNDAY) played tomorrow at 3 p. m. in the G tt John's Church will be in Walling­ tended the sessions stressing the la special Easter YOU’ LL ENJOY Town Hall. '49 PONTIAC Revue '40 C H EV “ ford this afternoon and evening to participation of citizens in the pro- The seron^ round ended in a'tie All Hit StoodioY participate in penitential rites at igram. of public education. S T A T in -ii . PLUS as both the Woodworking, winners i C O N T IX I'ors FROM 2:15 i^HARTFORD V ~ ' --j* irDr^ hydra., St. Kasmler's Church. Palm Sun­ if- Give and Take Sch.sIoii DINNER A T THREE "J"s of the first round, and the Ram­ Clooror 2-door. Perfect radio, hMter, 50 Lucky Strike stars ot day afternoon he will take part in The afternoon session was de- * Radio and Tetetdrisa blers won their last scheduled Stations motor and body. aeat cover*. a memorial service in Holy Cross scribed as give and take between M -l-ier. games. If the Woodworking five $345 $1397 , 2'/i hours of the grandest, most Pieturo Church, Thomp.sonville. in honor members of the State Board and ' sensational entertainment this win they will be the league champs of the late presiding Bishop, the laymen, designed to give the two □ T Q CONGRATUlATiONS side of the Msrdl (Jras. ns they won the first round. If the Most Rev.^Krancis Hodur of the Na­ groups opportunity to exchange TO SOMEONE Ramblers win, the two teams will tional Catholic Churph of the Unit­ views on educational problems and BECAUSE OF YOU PLUS meet in a best two out of three- ed States, Canada and Poland. current needs on a personal level. "A NIGHT AT THE CIRCUS'* game series for the league charil-' Highlights of the afternoon ses­ Keyed to youngsters and pionship. *47 PONTIAC The Robertson P T ^ ^ ill hold a sion were summarized In the eve­ oldsters Benefit Arranged '49 NASH rummage Biale at 6 p.m. Monday ning session held at Bushnell Me­ — ON THE SAME .SHOW STONY The • Polish-American Citizens’ at the Robertson school on North ATwo Big PerformoncesA Club will sponsor a public bingo 1K>UTE • — MANCHMTMl . TBL. MHcheH 9-4I4R C|onv. standard 6 morial in which inadequacies were School ftreet. At 7 p.m. an auction stated and the belief that the GENE EASTER SUNDAY Try this BETTER performing sef in your home Radio, heater. 4- cyL Radio, heat­ will follow with Rav Reid, whose door. er. greatest need in education was AUTRY( April 5—3:90 and 8:00 P. M. $699 children attend the school, as auc­ better public relations. In address­ ALL SEATS RESERVED ■KauawmNl tioneer. ing the group. Governor John HAVING A PARTY? free -- hee its clear picture for yourself — get Lodge stated his belief that our BENHETT Order your seats now at Treat the family tomorrow to a delicious dinner at Three *’J’’a. Noon-day devotions at Zion HELENE'HOWARD They'll all lorq lt*;;4':«veir.(o otir homemade pies and "Creamier WEDDING RECEPTION? educational program in (Connec­ BUSHNELL BOX OFFICE than Creamy’ Ice Cream. the new UHF stations, too! Lutheran Church will .begin Mon­ ticut should emphasize "know STAN FISCHER DON RICE Orch. 1st Bole. 2nd Bole. CLUB SOCIAL?—Call day. from 12:20 to 12:40 each day why” rather than "know how.” He THE VILLEN AVES $SUW $SJM 81.20 and continue through Good Friday. said we have "an abundance of $2.40 $2.40 FULL COURSE DINNERS '4 8 OLDS Members are urged to take time "know how." As a matter of fact, 81.80 Other Crosley TV from $199.95 and up '50 PACKARD' Out of their noon hour and to tell we’re exporting it.” He strcs.sed $1.7l-r$2;50 ‘The Party Sheir i^ydra., radio, others. the importance of "thinking" rath­ RO.AdTS, STEAKS, JCHOPS and SEA FOOD that Is rushed to RII-9-8406 or MI-9-7674 Club s e d a n. i hMter. Very' er than mere accumulatlort' of DaaM-Millw’t Hall us from the Boston Piers by. fast express. Luncheons and full 8 p o t Fn s s.: Children of the Second Congre- eourae dlnnerti served dally. Sandwiches, 84-00 Per Hihidred AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Block. knowledge. Tolland Turnpike O PFK I YUES. AND O D kil OTHER C.OAD kA $1188 gationrl Church school are remind­ Hors D’oeuvres and Canape* Finger, Main tipeafer ROUTE BOLTON WE AMESITE THUR.S. ’TIL ^ ■ O b a y s TIL T• IVl. ed to brine their annual contH- Modern and Old FaahloR PLENTY OF FREE $6.00 Per Hundred EQUIPPED FOR LARGE nn, In the main address of the eve­ Dancing 6 and 44 huliona for lilies to be used Easter ning, William L. Finger of New CONN. PARKING SPACE - 4 Sunday In decor.iting the church Every Saturday Night! TENNIS COURTS OR SMALL JOIS Canaan, vice president of Stan­ 8:00 to 12:00 P. »I. MRS. RICHARD COBB, Prop. and afterward sent to shutlns. dard Brands. Inc. malntalne

not excessive when measured by J . - • . its returns. Stating that 50 percent AND WALKS SET—POWER ROLLED of the national income is spent on food, clothing and shelter and only AHENTION! CALL M 'A S W 3 percent on education, he said MATCRIALS AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED . - — FREE ESTIMATES ASK FOR FRANK'S that education is much more im­ LaFOND BROTHERS Routs6®P«^. portant than Its position on this Smilin’ Jim’s Tex Pavel A N T IQ U E SHOP TERMS TO SUIT YOUR PURSE — UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY HtUNNER’S ROY K N O FU scale would indicate. STEAK HOUSE Western Caravan pie Wagon Moater ' t h e ' United Methodist WHAY WKNB INSURANCE Palm Sunday will be observed In MONSON, MASS. •JAMES . BS.. JOHN 56 Cooper StrMt 'O f Every Oeacriptioa both local Protestant churchls to­ WESTERN JAMBOREE JAMES. JB- SINCE SINCE ARTHUR A. morrow with special seiadces. A Sunday Family Spociol Smoky Joo-^JlnH-Dois Leo—Moose iTex . S . ■ class of 15 new members wilPbe RE-OPENING 1920 1*20 TENDERLOIN STEAK ROUNDS ANB SQUARES KNOFLA AGENCY received at United Methodist DOOR PRIZE 825 W-ESTEBN RECORDS MS EAST CENTER ST. Egt. 1921 (Church at the 10:45 a. m. service. DINNER— $1.35 CLOSED A IX DAY 875 MAIN ST. . ^ Moaday, Marsh 30 DEMAIO BROS. 3 5 iE A ^ | Rev. J. Richard Yeager has chosen From 1 to 6 P. M. Ouly DANCE EVERY FRIDAY MONDAYS IB . M.3.S191 •I MI-S-8440 or 80-8-85921 as his sermon topic, "Let’s Make TELEPHONE MANCHESTER Mitchell 3-7691 / Him King.” Church School will be Include* Soup and CoIIm W» lay and Sdl! 130 Cdntor St. Plonty of Easy Froo Parking 130 Contor St. m l 4W NJVRY EVENING held at 9:30 a. m. TeL BIobsob.8227 AND SATURDAY NIGHT O P D tl 0 • i ■ ) ■ 7 • ^ « ,

BTANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH M/lMJSf PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1953 PAGE F IV » world law, as we have already be­ woul^ establish Him in a kingdom full of hot news.' "Prosper,” he curious legisiative observers, and is tory service and at 7:30, regular HUmrlypHtpr gun to do, we are going to run said, "has taken his oath. So-and-so of a pattern which does rub, the neither hath the eye seen,^ O God, m.. Explorer Scouts; 7:80 p.m., of the spirit. serrice In the German language beside thee, what he hath prepared enten Service, sermon; "The the risk that some world law is Connecticut administered it to him.” wrong way those leas imaginative Schedule Showing Ettrising IjpraUi He came in the atmosphere, of ’This was very line, except for members of the legislature who with Holy Communion. for hlnuthat waitoth for him." Croas and Our Slni^—Dr. Edgar. not pleasing or beneficial to us, temporal power in order to re­ Good Friday; Selectiba-? front the Bible include T h u r ad a y l:dR . 2:00 p.m,. ppbushio5 ^ .-J H B one thing. "So-and-so" happened took, their oath publicly and who just as many federal Ifiws passed linquish it, as not of His Being. to be the first legislator tvhom Prosper had is not the slightest question that lUaeheater. Conn. By A. H. O. Just confided the good news that his heart is in the right place. 7:10 p. m.. Preparatory servi.-:e f.om the beginning. If that which Continuous communion In the Sunday TBOMA8 r . niROUSON, beneficial to some of our own only to triumph over it. In turn, and at 7:30 p. m„ regular service sanctuary; 6:30 p.m.. Girl Sebut Midnight-2 a. m. The new motion picture, ’’I Be­ W ^T X R R. rBROUSON. he had taken his oath, without He revealed this, convincingly Second Congregational Church .. 8t. James’ R. C. Church. ye have heard from the beginning ...... Lloyd Davidson, Richard L. Harris. held His Glory,” will be shown in I^bllBhtra states. But it is the alternative by discarding 1|. saying where or when. with Holy Communion. Text: shall remain in y u, ye also aliall Troop .9 ; 8:00 p.m.. Maundy 2 a. m.-4 a. m. ., ...... Fred Bond. We don’t know why we worry enough, when he selected the oc- , Each delivery of Shell Furnace Oil is m etered^ 881 'North Mala atreet Rev. 'John F< Hannon, Pastor Luke 23: 46. Theme; "Can Death Thursday Communion service, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church t o ­ Pounded October 1...188I which is more important, and ke came in the lively joyous­ If this keeps up, everybody will caslbn for sitting in his seat for Rev. Arnold W. Tozer, Mlnlater, continue in the Son. and in the 4 a. m.-6 a. m. .. Volunteers Needed. about Rep. Prosper F. Lavleri, the Rev. George P. Hughes be Life, and Will I Live Again?" aermon; "The Cross and the Cup", 6 a. m.-8 a. m. .. morrow at 7 p. m. Rev. Alfred Pnbllabed Brenr Brenlni Except much more frightening. The al­ ness of a procession to undergo be thinking everybody else per­ the second time this session. Pei^ and a stam p^ carbon' copy of the driver’t Barclay Wood, Organl.t Rev, Edgar F. Farrell Father." (I John 2-;24)...... Harry Kovemsky, Archie Nadler. distinguished representative from Saturday: Mr. Smith. 9 a. m.-lO a. m...... Max Glaiber, Isidor Radding. L. Williams has stated that thia nAyn end Holldnye. Entered at the ternative is a lawless world, in the the lonely Passion. Barkhamsted, but we suspect that formed the historic ceremony. haps it was Juet his sentimental record assures you of every drop for which you Correlative passages from the Friday 9:30 a.m.. Good Friday is the most beautiful rcligioiw Office at Hanebeater. Conn., aa Meanwhile, as If worrying loyalty to the nature of the oc- 9:16 a. m., "Moments of Com- Chrislan Science textoook. ’’Science 10 a. m.-Noon ...... Herbert Lieh, Harry Tarlow. nd Claaa Hall Hatter. age of the atom. In order to create He (jame, full of life, to meet he intends to worry us. Otherwise, Palm Sunday, March 29: Sunday Masses: . hfort”, WONS. worship service for children, 12:00- Noon-3 p. m. ... ever used in the local parish. about Prosper In this session rasion, or perhaps his sophis­ pay. Add this "plus” to our many exfras and sec '9:80 Church achool. For adults: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 and Health with Key to the Scrip­ ...... Jerry Nathan. Irving Goddard.. that degree of world law and of death, and in death to point the why should he leave still un­ 10:00 a. m. Confirmation classes. 3:00 p.m.. Good Friday devotions, 6 p.' m.-8 p. m...... Columbia DeCarll, Celeste King. The film sums up the tcachiftfe STTBSCRIPnON RATES resolved the mysteries about his were not disturbing enough, one ticated view of the work of this 10:45 Morning worship. o'clock, with two Masses at 9, ------1______tures," by Mary Baker Eddy, In-* sponsored by the Manchester regarding the nature and purpoia Payable In Advance world sovereignty which is neces­ way to life—to do as all must do, legislative tipster has warned ns General Assembly considered the why it pays to call for Shell Furnace Oil. one in the main auditorium for elude th* following (p. 353): "All 8 p. m.-lO p. m. \ ... • • ...... Raymond Fcnn, Carl Slu.sarcryk. Tear ...... **5-S? conduct In this session which so Prelude, "O Sacred Head Sur­ Council of Churches, at Center 10 p. m.-Midnight ...... Sam Clemens. 6f Jcsu.s Chrl.st, that has been Hontba sary In order to outlaw aggres­ which I9 to lose what we would tantalized us„ in our piece of a we had better reserve room for business of this da.v the most rounded." adults and one for children In the Center Congregational Church the real is eternal Perfection un­ Church; 7:30 p.m., the Chancel conducted at the evening services __ ee.Montha ...... }-W sion, control armaments, and pro­ month ago? worry about Prosper in the last Important business this session CALL LASSEN PCTROLEUM Call to Worship. y basement, and I wo Masses at 10, Rev. Clifford O. Slm|ison, Pastor derlies reality. Without perfection, Choir will sing ’’The Seven Last Mon day throughout the winter, and it als4r One MontJi i.ju possess before we can truly find one in the main auditprium and Mldnight-2 a. m...... Earle Bidwell, Sr. Weekly ...... tect peace, all nations also have ". Here is the session three months session, too. Our research d-eparf- had yet encountered. But, at any Invocation and Lord's Prayer. Rev. Dorothy Pease, nothing is wholly real All things Words of Christ," by Dubois. is used to prepare the c o n g r^ ^ it.. ment has been ordered to pre­ rate, he-was in his seat on 81. ‘Tfour Community Shell Distributor” one In the basement. Minister of Education, will continue to disappesr, until 2 a. m.-4 a. m...... William S. Horgan ■Incle Copy ...... to be willing to accept a certain gone, which means it is time for Hymn 111, All Glory, Laud and 4 a. m.-6 a. m. . tlon for the events of Holy Week-. They met Him with palms, in all good legislators to be settled In pare a report on.how and when Patrick’s Day, which wqa a nice Honor.” Dr. Watson Woodruff, perfection appears and reality U ...... Harry Cowles, Harold O. Kane "I Beheld His Glory" is -.in MEMBER o r St. Mary's Episcopal Church 6 a. m.-9 a. m...... Victoria Filewli’z, Thomas Russell THE ASSOCIATED PRESS degree of' world law, and sur­ tribute to the popular hero. He their grooves, and the gentleman and where Prosper took his oath gesture on his part. Responsive reading, 656. I St. Hridget’s Church Mbiister Emeritus. reach technicolor, and wa.s made by th e’ The Aaaoctoted Prtea la exclualvely render a certain degree of their of office In that spssion. , Mltclioir^-0121 Church and Locust Streets 9 a. m.-Noon ...... Dorothy Belcher, Catherine Jack might have held their adulation, from Barkhamsted has, as of this Anthem, "Fling Wide the Gates." ! Rev. James P. Timmins, Pastor Andrew R. Watson, Rev. Alfred Williams, Rector Noon-3 p., m...... Thomas Maxwell Cathedral Films of Hollywood un­ t entitled to the uee of republlcatlon of reckoning, been noticed in his seat Our research department has al­ Scripture, Luke 19, 28-40.. Minister of Music. der the direction of Rev. Jamas ail newa dlapatehea credited to It. or own sovereignty. but would not, and the basis upon : r o * i Rev. Robert Carroll and North hlethodist Church Rev. John J. Johnson, Curate. 3 p. m.-6 p. m...... Richard Ruddell Sam Clemens act etharwue credited In thia paper And to fear this blindly Is to be only twice. Here are all our good ready filed a partial report on the Offertory solo, "Open the Gate.s Rev. Theodore Gubals, . 6 p. m. 8 p. m. ... Frlcdrick, a clergyman of and toe local newa publlahed here. which they had received Him was privilege and standing of a legis­ Services, Palm Sunday, March 447 North Main Street ...... Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tedford like a man over a precipice wno legislators getting to the point A PERSONAUZED AND of -the Temple, Robert Taylor, Assistants Palm Sunday, March 29— 8 p. m.-lO p. m. . ------Vincent Balocchetti, Johh Moore Episcopal Church. The showing-}g All rlfhta of republloatlon of apeelal pushed aside by Himself, in favor where they reach the climax mo- lator who chooses to be coy about baritone. 29 : 8:00, 9:15 and 11:00 a. m. Rev. John E. Post, Minister open to the public, and the cask dlepat^ea herein are alao reaerved. scorns the rope thrown to him be­ FRIENDLY SERVICE SNEU FURHACE OIL 8:00 a. m.. Holy Communion 10' P0...... m.-Midnight...... —. . Benjamin .jiiiniiniitail,Shankman. nmuiuHarold 1.7U1(Duff of. a brand of greatness they could ments of their public service, and the incidental ceremonials A office. Hymn, 334, "Master, No Offering Masses on Sunday at 7:00, 8:00, Prelude—"The Palms” ...... Faure James W. McKaS', with Blessing of the Palms. VolunteersmayregliteratClvllDcfen.se Headquarters. Municipal of the film Is covered by the e’A- mil earvlee client of N. JC. A. Serv- cause other people, some of whom not understand easily, and a I the gentleman from Barkham­ There is an ancient ruling, our re­ Costly and Sweet.” 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 a. m. Anthem—"Jerusalem’’ ...... Parker Organist and Chorister ntng's offering. ' Scripture Reading—Luke 19:29-44. 9:25 a. m., first. Children's ser­ Building, Manchester on Mondays and Fridays from 1-5 p. m. **ViSSiheri Repreaentatlvea: The he does not like, are on the other teaching which benumbed their stead la still making a mystery of search repartment reports, to the EDWARD J. The sermon: “A Rendezvous with vice, kindergarten through grade Jullua Mathewa Special Acency — New effect that a legislator who has not Solo—"By the Waters of Babylon," March 26, Palm Sunday, 9:30 end of the same rope. volatile loyalty. So, in a few days. where and by whom his own oath Destiny." St. Francis of Assisi Church 4. Parents choir. Instruction 4>y CRASH KILLS WOMAN . ' T oA Chleaxo, Detroit and Boaton. of office as a legislat,ot was ad-i taken his oath of office is barred Hymn 251, "Lend oh, O King ...... Howell and 11:00 a. m.. Worship Services. choir will sing "The Light of the church, sermon: "How to Remem­ *ireMwiSr A TO n BUREAU o r •The passage of the Bricker POLOMSKI South Windsor, Route M Ralph Lundberg I Church School at 9:30 a. m. the curate. World," by Dudley Buck. ber Christ." CntCUIJtTTONB. He left those who had greeted ministered. from the introduction of legisla­ Eternal." Unionvillc, March 28—(/P )-^ amendment by Congress and its Rev. Arthur J. Helferman, Pnstor Hymn—"All Glory, Laud and Hon­ ; Prelude-"Ave Marla" ..Schubert 10:05 a. m.. Morning Prayer 2:30 p.m., rehearsal for Easter Him with palms and He, as He left We approach these problems tion. So. if Prosper intends to pass Postlude, "March. Pontificate." Rev. Franjjts V, Karvells, Cnrate : Offertory—"Jerusalem the Golden" with procession of the Palms, throe car collision at the junrilpu The Herald PrIcUng CoraMny. Inc., ratification by the states would a bill this session, he may undergo Building Contractor or" ...... Teschner program by Beginners and Prim­ of Routes 6 and 177 last nifl^ aiaamea no financial reaponalhlllty for them, was bearing the Cross. gingerly,'for we do not Want to 6:00 p. m.. Lenten service, de.s- Anthem—"Ride On, Ride On In ! ...... Wilson (Junior Church) Junior choir, in­ Emanuel Lutheran Church ary children. iypocrephleal errora appearing In ad- constitute a violent and all too It is no wonder that the Chris­ spoil the gentleman’s fun. We some challenge to produce the de­ Jim and Ray’s sert and coffee will be served by Masses at 7:30 and 10:30 a. m. Majesty” ...... Scott Postlilde—"Postlude" ...... Kern struction by the rector. Carl E. Olson, Pastor took the life of a 48-year-. m. Hob' Week fixion’’ in color slides will be Cull Mitchell 3-5171 School. 9;.’)0 a. m., .lunlor and Sen­ vesner service in the cliurc)'. also Concordia Evangelical I-uthcran shown. i strict authority he ’’must’’ have that weaning ourselves away from Sunday Service, March 29, 11:00 ior High School communion serv­ Church After Store-Hours call: EVKNBELISTIC EMPHASIS a. m. Tue.sdsv and Wednesdsv at the if he is to conduct the foreign af­ that pain-killer cannot always be ice'; 10:45 a. m.. Nursery; 6:00 ss’^e hour. Winter and Garden Streets fairs of this nation "effectively abrupt, and must sometimes be c / l g Mitchell 3-8003 or '47 OLDS ^'78" Sunday^chool, 11:00 a. m. p. m.. Junior and Senior MYF; Rev. Erich Brandt, Pastor BUSH FDR BOHLEN 4-DOOR M Wednesday' meeting, 8:00 p. m. Thursday. Maundy Thursday gradual, or wait for favorable y T O Mitchell 9-4040 PALM SUNDAY TO EASTER 7:00 p. m, Kpworth League. The .service with v,olv communion and Ivan Beckwith, Organist and . Itrmmframmk is nothing- less than direct and Down to earth In price. Reading room hour.:’; young adults wlH attend the serv­ Wahhington, March 28 — - • CHURCH OF THE HAZARENE to lattend our services and use .our gUturainks deoign. reading room. min Thomas,, baritone. 'And June Buckingham Congregatimial service: Prcaldent'a representative abroad. wMch he is resisting the efforts of beyond these levels if. controls Gaal and Harold Baglin from the Prelude: "Jesus Christ, the Only Bush aald he found no evidence to DOWN P A Y M E N T $475 ‘The Friendly Church With The Full Gospel” ! "Reality” will be the subject of Church wtee to turn back the clock to- were removed. But we should have the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, choir as soloists. Rev. Philip M. Roae, Minister Begotten Son of God"—Buxte­ aubstnntiate claims Bohlen was a tvard isolationism, hail no sueh easy time removing 486 MAIN St Ae e T—(NEAR THE CENTER) March 29. 1953. The Golden Text The Week I •— • hude security risk. Monday, 6:15 p.m ..The W.S.C.S. Palm Sunday. March 29; Anthem: "Palm Branches"—Faure Blair price controls, in fact, we doubt ia from Isaiah 64:4. "Since the be­ For, whatever worUiy motives '50 PONtlAC "6", C. E. WINSLOW, Mlnlater "Meal in the Upper Room.” 7:00 10:00 a. m.. Church School. (by Children’s Choir) the President may credirto those that President Eisenhower would 4-DOOR ginning of the \ orld men have noj; p.m.. Girl Scout Troop 3; 8:00 heard, nor perceived by the ear. 11:00 a. m.. Morning worship. Sermon; "The- Great Command­ who originated and are supporting have been able to do it, if prices Wck of the Pontikea ' ' p.m.. Lenten Service, sermon: Men of the church will conduct the ment” sf I DOWN PAYMENT $475 •The Sign of the Cross, ” Dr. service. Clifford Plank will be Anthem: "Hosanna! Raise the Joy­ the Bricker amendment, the basic had been straining upward. Edgar, speaker. .Similarly, any succe.ssful attempt leader; Charles Saglio, Ralph May­ ful Hymn’’- -Peery [■> motivation in them is an isola­ Tuesday, 3:15 p.m.. Brownies; nard, Harry O. May, john McDon­ (Children's Choir) tionist motivation, and their basic to wean our butter or cattle i49 0LDS"98" 6:45 - 7:30 p.m.. Junior choir; 7:30 ald. A. W. Dutton. Postlude: "Triumphal Msreh"— fear is that the United SUtes, by farmers away from price sup­ p.m., LerUen..,-.,8ervice. sermon; The choir will alng, "Open the Grieg I ■ i 'tf-DOOR "The Cross and Jesus" -- Mr. leading the movement toward ports will have to wait for a time Racket power at-rock bofiom price. Gates of the Temple,’’ by Knapp. 10:30 s.m .'Later Palm Sunday! M i Smith.. ^ The Week aervice with confirmation. development of world law* for when prices are not straining to DOWN PAYMENT $475 Wednesday 3:00 p.m., junior De­ ’ Maundy Thursday. 7:30 p. m.. go down. Center Prelude: "Jesus Christ, the Only ! peace, may Itself become subject partment Lenten meeting; 7:00 Reception of new members. The Begotten Son of God’’- Buxte- ; to such law. hude I The '50 BUICK'SpecioF Anthem: "Ride,On! Ride On!"— | The Bricker amendment, by the Palms And The Passion 4-DOOR . , Interpretation of some, would George (Senior Choir) .. | "Behold, the world Is gone after Get Mt to go place.. ^ Congregational Church Sermon: "The Great Command- ' have made it Impossible for us to Him." LOW DOWN PAYMENT $450 - THE CHANCEL CHOIR ment" | Join the United Nations. It would, That was the bitter comment of Anthem: "Faithfully Abide With ! u< ^ It were on the books, make the Pharisees as they watched the DOWN SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH Him’’~Kessel (Senior Choir) mockery of our international pro­ '47 OLDS "78"' Offertory: "Palm Branches"— multitudes of Jerusalem flock to PKE.SEXTS for international control of ’c l u b s e d a n Invites You To Worship Faure posals greet, with palms and hosannas, PAYMENT Radio, heater, hydramatlc. Confirmation of ou}; young people. atomic armaments, for we would one who had finally allowed Him­ Out in the cold... DOWN PAYMENT $225 MOORE'S Postlude; "Triumphal March"— not be able to negotiate to ac­ self to be called the "Son of •595 Grieg (A true story based on Company File No. 205417) cept these controls for ourselves. David" and "King of Israel.” EA$Y 8:00 — 9:15 — 11:00 The Week At the very moment in world his­ '48 OLDS "7 8 " The Monda^-Thursday: 12-15-12:35, The world had "gone after Him” Noonday services at Center Church u a tory when our effort might be to TERM$ CLUB SEDAN sponsored by the Manchester because He came with the fame But the cold of a bitter Jandary dawn didn’t bother A smart car. See It. change our own basic law so that of miracles about Him, and be­ Coui^pil of Churches. them as much as did the cold cash loss they faced. The DOWN PAYMENT $250 Wednesday 7:30 p.m.. Church we could mote freely join in new cause these miracles seemed to house and almost everything in it was gone add they •695 Special Music By Vested Choir International soverelgnUes — as Council meeting. promise tl^c power with which were way underinsured,, out of pocket by more than 7:30 p.m,. Senior Choir re­ nations like France and the Darkest Hour Ii ninis lb Um inliii if Iki Eislii Siisii ehui He could do as He willed with the $ 12,000. THERE'$ NOT A LOT IN TOWN THAT OFFER$ A WIDER $ELECTION OF hearsal. Netherlands have done the With BENJAMIN THOMAS, Boritona Thursday 7:30 p.m.. Holy Thurs­ ' .!j temporal world of Jerusalem. $POTLE$$, $AFETY-TE$TED U$ED CARS ALL MODELS! ALL MAKES! proposition of Senator Bricker But as for Him, He was keep­ ^^Deliver Us From Evil'' JUNE GAAL, Soprano day Communion service; Commun­ and his supporters is that wc Are your house and your furnishings underinsured? ion meditation: "Love and the ing one promise—the promise of Cross." J HtllMirk ielighis Eider Cir/t A •hould change our basic law to Take the advilic of this Hartford message appearing in HAROLD BAGLIN, Tonor ® hi A the prophecies—only in order to popular magazines. Call on us for a protection -up Good Friday, 9:30 a.m., German (O H ^acreage our capacity for interna succeed it with another and Mr. Simpson Preaching^ Communion service with the Rev. tional-cooperation. ROBERT J. G O R D O N , Jr., Boritent W. "Wedcl of "New York City greater promise. He appeared in preaching. '^'he fear of Senator pricker the temporary guise' of temporal HERBER(t a . FRANCE, Diroetor and his aasoclatss is that some Noon-3 p.m., Three-Hour aervice power, with a temporal following, MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES South Methodist Church. Main St., and Hartford Rd., Mancheater at Emanuel sponsored by Emanuel wocM law to which we might only in order to unleash the CLARKE INSURANCE AGENCY ______512 WaST CENTBt ST.. AT RO AO --I^' Mt.3.4134 Lutheran Church, St. Mary’a Epis­ V e e would apply itself to us, in inevitable forces which, even while 1 copal Church, and (jopcordla Luth­ Palm Sondoy Evoning, M o r ^ 29, at 7:30 eran Church. Meditatibna by five not pleasing to us. And they destroyed th e' posalbiUty of 175 EAST CENTER ST. TEL. MI-9-7665 . 1 ' EVERYONE WELCOME paatora on ‘The Seven Words" of If we enter an era of Hla becoming a temporal King, OPEN EVENINGS! Christ on tiie-Croao. ' English aervica at our I . y v T ; . , i 1 ‘Ij /■ V-- LL

P J 1 6 E 6 U MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1953 V39 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28. 1953 PAGE SEVEN TOONERVlLtB POLKS BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER properly time and applied, greaUy reduces the spring brood of bark I. ^ M o t h e r s c a n b e s o h e a r t l e s s beetles which carry the disease. West to Back H ,L,ja'L,lUM.W>-L'C.. Sense and i^onsense Connectit^i Elm trees are more susceptibfe to disease infection during the spring months.” Lie’s Policy on Can’t iell who’a bow when ^ —Jjr*•I-,-'’". I • * you • A .,T V advertising man pro-, The association bases its re­ Manchester Directory ■J" ' I •• come to a farm nowaday*. "One poaed to hta girl and aaid, "This commendations on research done Red Probe Aid of the old cheatnut* ha* Been that is toe lastttm a this astounding at the agricultural experiment sta­ you could tell whether a farmer offer will be made.’’ tion in New Haven. A note of or hi* wife wa* boss on a farm warning is added in the statement (Continued From Page One) by which building boa*te 1 to ca the past 10 or 12 yean ha* made on time payments. Prompt Action Needed with U. S. security Investigations this; test useless in many cases By JIM SCOTT To lirove our point that prompt of American nationals employed because both the house and the One chords girl to another: "He actloift’ ls needed to wipe out or by the UN. barn now gl^m with bright new says he likes me because Fm tha County Editor at least control Dutch elm disease, Acting on the advice of a three- man international panel of jur­ r=T^ paint.” innocanL old*faahionad type who we’d like to tell a story which. Il­ Selected HliiteriaU for Awnings Here HAIR SHAPING thlnka a million dollars .Ls a lot lustrates toe need for speed. ists, Lie has flred all Americana i. who refused to answer official U. Bore—One whoae talking is long of money.”— Lichty,. Chicago Not too long ago in one of the Ths'story of the Johnstown, Pa„ ? streams began to rise rapidly and outlying count.v towns there, lived S. Inquiries about Red tiea He Your eoMFure will bo moro mowoguoMo W drone out. 8un*TTmet Syndicate. flood and breaking of the dam that | some were swollen to many times an old gentlemen who was an ac­ also has stated he will not keep if it is shopod eorrtelly A3 preceded It is familiar to almost j the capacity of their channels, tive farmer. He was so active that any American on the payroll who Having achieved aecurity, ac­ everyone. But we wonder how | The . waters poured with resistless is officially fdliiid to 'be disloyal MAKCH c STE?> At the opening of a much pub* cording to our standards, most of the loss of his right leg by ac­ licized ahow, a gentleman milling many people realise that a disas- ' force, sweeping, down bridges and cident during his youth, failed to to the U. 8. The Secretary-Gen­ us quit trying and consequently ter of the sanrie nature—on a much : carrying .off all movable property around the lobby at the end of dry up. impair his ability to navigate eral permitted the 'use pf UN fa- the flrat act came upon a couple smaller scale—occurred at Staf-j l*ft, along the river banks. around the farm or perform many -ctlltira for the invesUgatlbna, but he knew and, asked: ford Springs. Yesterday was the ' Railroad embankments w .ere of the agricultural chores. 'said he did ao merely aa-a matter The doctor came out of the bed­ 78th anniversary of that drsistic Swept away, buildings were flood­ Gent—How do you like It? He clumped arouqd.his property of convenience to the employes room to the anxious wife. flood. ed and a general wholesale de­ j Doctor—Frankly, I don’t like the and milked the cows with nary a themselves. W 99 East Center Street Lady—Oh, we couldn’t get On a Tuesday, Mar(:h 27, 1877, struction of property resulted. At A group of 12 Asian and Afri­ tickets. ..We only came for the way your husband looks at all. whimper about his lost member. ^ Tel. MI-3-5009 Stafford Springs r^eived such a Stafford Springs a tannery dam He used an old lashtoned wooden can countries also have proposed 9 3iJ8 intermission. Wife—I don’t'either, Doc, hut shock from flqod waters that there wa.s batter^ down by the waters. C«s*' IMi Af Ml* W*iM. lat. U r 5 2 6 ^ he's nice to the children. , leg. a resolution asking Assembly y / are Still people In the county who ‘I** West Stafford some nine dams President Lester B. Pearson to T M y t , in and about the village were car­ Wears Out Three Legs \ y / Woman: A strange animal who talk about it. As might be expected, during appoint a special committee of v isit Jones Furni­ Clerk—Did you kill any motha It wa* caused by the breaking ried off. . .. ^I'm Iftting evtryon* know the kind of service I got this can tear through an 18-lnch aisle with those moth balls I sold you the course of his vigorous and 15 members to study Lie’s poli­ ture and Floor Cov­ MANCHESTER s - a m - s i of a reservoir dam at Stafford- - story Is Repeated long life, he wore out two or three cies In all their implications and \ morning!” in a crowded store, then goes the other day ? It ^ s the same story in Wil* ering Store for home aind knocks the doors off a vllle and the mighty rush of waters wooden legs. Just couldn’t get the report back at the next assembly Customer—No, I .tried for Bye consequent on the breaking of nine lingloh Where roads and bridges Liarge Assortment DRY CLEANERS 12>foot garage. hours, hut 1 couldn't hit one. right kind of wood to stand up sm lon. -■ dams below caused the engulfing were also hit hard. In the town of under the terrific pounding to Spokesmen for the western pow­ of Fine Floor Cov­ OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE of mills, houses, bridges, stores, Union the dam at -Walker’s mill which he subjected It. Each re­ ers say they oppose this sugges­ ering. Can na for 93 WELLS STREr DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE churches and everything else in its' and several bridge’s were bowled placement would splinter, wear tion. The Americans and British ratimate. T. M. ■ ,(. u. t. r t t •». Anawtr to Previous Pusxlo unconquerable path. • .. • over by the water’s force. In North away or otherwise fail to meet want the iaaued cleared up now. TaiaphoM MI.3-72M THAT MOPf TM A V S s a d , U N C L E B U ISV .' ■s-ie dr- tmt *t w» >«■ Coventry, tt)e Skungamaug. usual­ OH, t — 1 6MH h im S ITTIM * ^ Washington Wondtr Rfl r Bollt IB 18TB ' . ■ . the test of time and activity. They feel Lie’s policies should be P I JUST HAP T DASH ITAU., CSAMDSK t ly W' - quiet . and placid country Then one day he watched a t h e r e AN' BANE HIM ^ ” 1 eee here in your eppliettien you've lieted ulcere! Do The -new reservoir dam at Staf- tested, and have cautloualy word­ JONES' TH' IPEAVeu TeLL ME tMAt MESTISE OP T A IL stream was changed to a raging town highway department crew as fordVllle was built In the -fall of: torrent and the Boston turnpike ed their propoaala so changes can __t— . ■ Herald Photo. Exp e rt PUT m M ECE 16 ALL 'THAT'S L6PT OP THE t h e o l d ato m ic BLAET.' you have any of the other qualmcations for a job in tha 1878 and several. #eet had been,’ it cut down a-tree which had been FURNITURE STORE Dry TO r e v .' — t WAS SCARED HET HORIZONTAL 55 Early Far suffered several washouts. ' be made where or When they are ^ H K f -..THAT WA60NLY axacutiva fiald?” added to the height Of toe old dam,, split by lightning. The old man found necessary. Now Is the time to give thought | ■ Dan Backer, Prop. m a k e m e a S O C IA L 1------Rainier K»««™ iilk " Ratfroad Washes Out to ordering your awnings for the i order and it will be more con- 16 Oak St„ Manchester. Conn. makers greatly Increasing the body; of managed to rescue a fairly size­ Cleaning Serviea » BORROVJEO PROet A T A Y I- national park wster stewed within it. Just before, The mill of Talcott Brothers at able chunk of wood from the tree summer, and the place to go is the j venlent to pay tor the work on Phone MX-t-l«4), T SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH is In 56 Mountain Talcottvllle 'was partially de­ Xtanchester Awning company, 130; time payments, th(s can be ar- OERMIST — PL pools the blow fell much rain had fallen —a piece that appeared to be Rockville Washington throughout the area and ail stroyed; a mill in South Rockville sound and free from knots. Hartford road. Adrian G. St. Pierre, 1 ranged for you. Take advantage 6 Washington's VUTiCAL streams and major rivers were at was severely damaged while the He shipped the wood chunk off the owner of the Manchester of this ninety day payment or long —— Sound'll 1 King of or near flood Stage. Rockville Railroad suffered such to a cabinet maker who turned it Car Overturns Awning company has a larger term payment plqn and enjoy TREE PRUNING T. f . HOLLORM 80 miles long, Phrygia The day before the tragedy, roadbed and track trouble that down into a smart-looking new selection of colors than ever t o ' awnings on your house this Very eight miles rumora began to clrculatt tn town freight and passenger service was peg leg. capped with' a bright, choose from, some flfty-three to be ! summer. FUNIKAL IfOMI (myth.) halted for several days. At Intersection; exact: I Flags are also made to order at wide 2 WU«r su that some fear wa* felt for the stainless steel ferrule. The new leg and REMOVAL IdenUy locnted Bonvaakat a a t 13 Stag* 86 Girl’s name At Somers, ail the bridges on seemed to po.ssess wearing quali­ There is nothing that adds to j the Manchester Awning^ company 11 Inside parts 3 Ntgltcied performer (var.) safety of the structure, Little nwny from the bnay thnmogk- (coll.) alarm was expressed before that streams from the hilly sections ties above ard far beyond the Ver­ One Man Hurt the decorative scheme of your ' and many auxiliaries take advan­ Hnve your trees pruned nnd 4 Diminutive of 18 River in 35 Age Were- swept away. The Scantic tage of this special order work. fare. Dtattnetive Sarvten. IM - IS Come , fateful Tuesday morning, however, mont maple and Carolina hard house like custom made awnings, removed by llcena^ nnd In­ Edgar Switzerland 37 Hunting dog when word arrived that the stone­ River at Somersville reached flood pine that he had previously used. to say nothing of the comfort they If you have a terrace or patio, sured tree surgeons. em FaclUties. 14 Father (coll.) 5 ’Thrse-parted 31 Occupant 38 Pilfered stage. In the tdwn of Tolland the Several months went by and the Rockille, March 28— (Special)— bring during the hot weather. havq you considered the advantage 15 Huh work on the new dam was crum­ (comb form) 23 Carnivorous 39 Buffoons bling. Many persons thought the heaviest damage was confined to new wooden leg appeared just as ’Three Manchester youths escaped When you order your awnings of having a canopy or awning 16 Since 6 Priority mammal T. F. HOUORAN 41 Sea sagle break would be gradual and that highways. Paulk Hill, about a mile springy as the day it waa shaped. serious Injury this morning when from Mr. St. Pierre, you are cer­ made for il? It will make an ideal FnaemI Otractor 17 Separate (prefix) 33 Miss Turner 43 Appears - the force of the waters’ wo^ld be' west of the village, was reduced to Health Suddenly Fails the car in which they were riding tain of the very best awning outdoor living rcMm, regardless of CARTER TREE column 7 Footed vtsc 27 Bound 41 Female taint absorbed by the old dam below. a series of deep gullies for more Suddenly the old man failed in overturned, hit a tree and then material as well as excellent work­ the hot summer sun or a sudden 16 Transposes 8 .Grating 29 Washington is (ah.) That was certainly wishful think­ than a quarter mile. The hill was health. Slipped into a decline and righted itseIT~before coming to at manship. rain shower. The Manchester EXPERT CO. C. S. McHAU, Jr. (*b.) 8 Turns a —^ coastal 49 Posscuivc made impassable by the storm ahd slowly wasted away. He refused stop. Why not drive down to the Man­ Awning Company will construct licenaed Embabser ing. PHONE MI-3-7695 Center St.—ThL MX-a-IMI 30 Dispatched outward sfstc pronoun CuU Wide Swath required extentive filling and grad­ to go'to bed and disobeyed doctor’s ’The mishap occurred at the in­ chester Awning Company noW, and this for you at a moat reasonable 175 ing operations before it could be order to stay off his game leg and ^ LITTLE , 22 Gibbon 10 Succinct S3 Property 31 East (Fr.) When the rush of Waters came it tersection of State Route 30 and look over the different awning rate. Mr. St. Pierre will gladly used again for travel. , ’The Sand rest up. Finally when his feeble West road In Vernon about 1:45 quote prices for any awning work 30KE that' 23 Apportion 12 Vend holding S3 Station (ah ) swept a wide swath, chopping its materials and place your order for Hill, Just beyond S’nipsic, had strength gave out completely, the a. m. Troopers have summoned and you will enjoy the finest C06T the Z4 Stagger way through the lesser dams and awnings for your home. A small washed into an impassable gulf 30 elderly man y^as hospitalized for John J. Carroll, 19,- of East Center deposit is all that is necessary and custom made awnings from the -ie M A 3 0 R . 36 Paves a striwt r Inundating the vUIage. Damage BILL'S TIRE 3 r was estimated Irt uninfiated dollars feet wide across the road. two months. street, Manchester, to appear in you can have up to ninety days in best possible materl^s when the T ■ ■ *M.«i anew During this period many special­ AND mxjOK.vitEc William Ha Sehiililge 180 SPRUCE STREET 63 Fishcnnen'i and rescue workers in modem day The same story of limashed dams the attack seemed more severe the three young men were detained 185 Spruce St. Tel. MI-8-78M PHONE Ml-O-Of^O apparatus disasters. than before. Doctors despaired. by hospital authorities. IT and flooded roads and houses was (pl.) What they saw waa imprinted repeated in 'Ellington and other Burled Near FBrm Trooper Robert Lutz of the Staf­ 64 Animal order indelibly'on their minds: The bsII- cminty towiis.-'-In nearbjr Broad Death finally claimed the' game ford Sprinigs barracks said Carroll F (tool, suffix) road depot and tracks had van­ Brook the sudden break-away of a old farmer and he was laid to rest told this story; That he wa.aa who laadt tha data and it captainapt of tha dabatmg iSAinonms where; livestoca floated In ‘the time and seven Jost their lives in an expert • manner and while for a short distance before hitting GAS — OIL team! Net ae gooBO. huh?’ poom slimy aftermath of-m u d and dirty through 'drowning. waiting for cement to harden in a a trpe. The vehicle then righted it­ •OHIumM-WwIi self and came to a halt. LUIRICATION CHRIS WELKIN, Planeteer Sf lUfard highly water,, . ' ,_^_Now Is X'our loanee tree tnink, pased the time- by Kent Is Told Off BV RtJSS WINTERBOTHAM It Happened Before Those who bemoan the fate of chatting with the owliers; Urea • Batteries * Accessoriaa 88 MONTHS TO FAY BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Looks Bad— For Rod BY EDGAR MARTIN ' That was tmt the flilst tlms that the elm tree and Its slow dIsap The conversation eventually Auto Washing—Road Service a dam broke at Stafford Springs. I VM NT^ V0U6ARPLEP .EVEN IF 6 0 >OUHOrE,KC/lt;«£ pearance from the towns and came around to the old farmer SHE'® TRVWMh It had happened, sonc^ before in and his strange decline. His old Boy Scouts Show Thii*>hp A hIo Repair THE WORLD m RETORT, HE 6 0 T OUT THEN rPK/lEUevBD OM.tOOl WLVP Ht HAEMIT A bywaya of Tolland County have a ViHOARt P* M a ra li TO KNOW AUDI WA6 A l i v fOOW tsW TVit 186B during a 'period'when all of ;Chaoc_e Jtp do something about It, wooden leg (not buried with OF THAT ROCK- A6 planeteer CHIEF Tolland- County felt the effects of ■ THE FACT6, AFRAID THE MiNOTE A em STAW TS 'They*’ can' lobby for sn effective him) was still hanging ih the barn Skills at Armory TEL MI.9.811S 307 NO. MAIN ST. VI4E, hiscnaw;es ... ANPVOO'DBElN a great freshet. Jjjllatfirians reenrtZ’ Middle Tpk. W. (Cor. of Bread) KENT. TRUTH OF war OF 61/EVIVAL TO Vlt-L SORTTY \0 9 .spray m-eSsure, that will help offset and this was brought out as an TEL. MI-8-4848 the freshet as "terrible, over­ Dutch elm disease. And they can exhibit of early day carpentry. HAPPENEPTO H\Vt - M«> V5AW® TO whelming and *' general, nothing A display of Scouting skills as BARRiEMiSHrSEr do it through cards and letters 'The tree stirgeon examined the Phf4o. mm like it having been retnembered without high-pressured press wooden leg with utmost care. He prartlced by Boy Scouts in their MES6EPUPIFI With Easter not too tar away, [ ? by the oldest inhabitants." agentry. . turned it over and over, sounding year round artivitiea will be made Attention Home Freezer Ownera DIDNT COME aloha the men In your family will ^ ' ■ 1716 rains began elirly on a Sun-1}.'' The Connecticut Forest and his lean fingers along the tonight St 7:30 at the SUte and come in five different colors and Locker Holders day morning, 066. '8. The dehig* Armory when the Manchester DIs- pleaaed with the fine selection of apd are sanforized. Many men . Up To 15% DUBALDO Earh M.s

WDNS—UlO n >• I r w it r WTHT— ISM Probe Window Break r-'' 4'*ifrV ■ Seek Relaxing Vienna Choir Boys Attract WOOD—IXM2R«or>“? Radio and 1 V Seek Quick Ike Pledges Esstern Studmrd T1m« ~ Rockville, March 28— (Spe­ WKMB— 840 w r a o —Ch. • Of Liquor Rule cial)— Police here, with the aid 8 Belt Barons in First Game of Playoffs, 98 to 93 'Of state troopers are investi­ J,800, front Local Schools EvcbIbk ' 5:3*—WTIC—Counferspy. Renewal of gating the breaking of a N. E. to Get S «:M-WDRC-K«wb. ' WTHT—Greatest Story Ever Told. W ON8—News. WDRC—World New*. Petition Would- Change jewelry store Window at an WTHT—Music. WONS—True Detective."’ early hour this .morning. Eighteen hundred students of.«wlth American phrases, they were C. D. X. and Trainer WHAT—Sports. WCCC—News; Music. Distance from Outlets, A largq ahow window at the the fourth, fifth, and aixtji grades W TIC —News. 5:45—W HAT—New*. Truce Talk Textile Aid Introduced to eMIeis varieties of Ex’-Tigers Now Starring for Browns •ilS—W ONS^^ports. 5 :S5—WDRC—News. Friedrich's Jewelry Store, 21 of Manchester schools will be ice cream. Its unlimited quan- Locals Blow Big Lead WTIC—Bob Steele. Eveatag Definition of Outlets Ward street, ^wa.i shattered transported to Verplanck School ties made the boys aschew their WTHT—News. Westher. (Continued From Page One) *:0a—WDRC—Theater of Stars. when a missile was thrown (Continued from Page One) Monday to hear the Vienna Choir ration of milk In favor of its WHAT-Supper Serersde. WONS—.Nick Carter. By BEN OLAN four runs and seven hits. Al Roacn, WDRC—Vlsltln* Time. The Town Planning Commlaaion through It. The break wa.i dis­ Boys. There will be two perform­ WHAY—Sports. to your side's proposal to exchange more intriguing cousin. . „ Aaaoclated Press Sports Writer-. Harry HImpson and George Stricli- But Come Back Strong •si*—WTHT—Bob rinnegan. WTIC -New*. will be petitioned to amend Article covered by a newsboy who re­ percentage of unemployed in tex­ ances, one at 11 a. m. and one at Reluctantly Rector Schnltt and THE WTIC—Westher. . • WTHT—Drew Pearson. Four, Section Eight of the zoning sick and . injured prisoners of war 1:15 p. m. .Followers of the St. Louis land also humered for Cleveland •sS*—W TH T—Sports. ported the broken gla.i.i to tiles in New England was three the nurse had to say they no 5:15—WHAY—People's Lobby. regulations that would relax the of both sides during the period of The 400 Verplanck students in Browns will have to take a good while Bob Boyd' and Rocky WONS—Evenlns Star. WTIC—Yale Interprets the New*. owner Hei-bBi-t Friedrich, who times that in the South." longer could indulge their stom­ 1 look this season to make certain The Brttish-Americans, 1952-53 WTIC—NBC Symphony. liquor rejTulatlona here. Petitions hostility." that age group will make thn total Krsnlch connected tor the Chlsox. WTHT—Monday Morning Headline*. lives just above the store. achs for Ice cream waa too cold It’a not the Detroit Tigers they're American League Basketball •s4.V—WTH T—CIO and You. *:25— WONS—New*. are currently being circulated to They also suggested the ex­ Promising more consideration audience reach 2200 children. The Herald Angle .\t Clearwater, IHa., the Phila­ WDRC—Radio Sports Roundup. Aa far as can be determined, for the votc^. However, delicate watching. champloni, got off to a^ roaring One to Go WDRC—Miss Brook*. secure sufficient subscribers In change qpfnd pave the way to for New England textile mills, children needing transportation delphia Phillies put together four 7;i*^WONS—Al Hcfer. Sports. WONS—Squad Room, "smooth settlement of the entire the only article mi.ialng l.i a Eibenhower said that from 20 to digestive tracts were a more im- By fewer than eight of this j ginglea and a pair‘ of walks for start last night in the first WDRC—Broadway's Mv Beat. W TIC—American Forum of tllb Air. favor of the regulation changes. will pay 15 cents for their bus fare quarter, faded in the second afid ; '. WTHT—Industry Reports. question of the prisoners of w a r... gold watch and it ta believed 30 per cent of total federal pur­ mediate worry than even their year's Brownies^ played - with ..the runs In the Hth to MaBcbeater (Ig) WHAY'-Supper Serenade. Action on this matter stems but the concert admission will be EARL W. YOST then came roaring back in the sec­ B. F. Pt*. 7:15—WONS—Let’s Got To Town. WTHT—Hour of Decision. — A reference to the deadlock o n ! that this may only be covered chases'^ of such material Is now flne faculties. Bcngals in 1952 and most of them edge the Boston Rad Sox, 4-3. W TH T—Women in Uniform. from the recent Supreme Court of free of charge. It will be paid for Sport* Editor ond half to post a 98 to 93 win Goodwin, r t ...... * 4 •-I3 IT 7:a«—WDRC—Jack Benny. exchanging ail powa which broke i by the debris. i being earmarked for hard-pressed K.. *1— 1 . ... Compared to Austrian milk, the probably will fill a regular's role. Granny Hamner's Infield safety DeZonle. It ...... 3 3-3 6 7:S*—WONS—Woni of Life Hour. WTIC-My Son Jeep. Errors ruling that backs up the over the Wilkes-Barre Barons. The WTIC—To Be Announced. up the armistice talks at Panmun- | areas. oi^ *’ ‘ variety had been too The eight are Virgil scored the winning run. Mel Par­ Bril. If ...... 1 3-3 4 WONS—U. 8. Marine Band. Court of Common Pleas decisiqn bI k “^donation from the ; rich; the vounesters could not di- contest, played before a slim Felix, c ...... 10 10-16 10 WDRC—Vauphn Monroe. WTHT—Sophisticated Rhythm. Joii last fall. rich; the youngsters could not di­ Truckn, Dick Littlefield, Marlin nell and -Gene Stephens hit home WTHT—Dinner at- the Green Rocm. which reversed a Zoning Board of "I understand that both the Of­ School Music Fund. DID 'YOU KNOW THAT ^speedpeter during his acholaatic gathering at the Armory, waa the knight, rg ...... 3 0-3 4 7:5*—WDRC—An os 'N' Andy. gest it easily for some time. Stuart and Hill White, liifleldrr runs for th: Red Sox. Ackerman, rg -...... "(I 0-0 0 t;4!i_WTIC—Music. WTHT—Revlcal Hour. Appeals action allowing William C. fice of Defense Mobilization and Only Concert Rcheiliiled Pete Naktenls, former major and college days first in a best of three series for WHAT—Music in the Air. the Munitions Board are keeping Hard to Compare Connie Berry and outfielders Vie A homer by Lew Bur­ McLarnon, ig ...... 13 0-0 34 I WO.NS—Little Symphonies. Wlganowske to move the Imperial Jills is the only concert the league pUcher with the Philadel­ DART CHAMPION at the Brit­ 'Wertz, Don Lenhardt and Johnny the playoff title. Allen. Ig ...... 4 3-3 7:55—WONS—News: 10 guestlons. WTIC—The Aldrich Family. a close watch on this situation and world famous Vienna Choir boys It is hard to compare these phia AthletlcM, is president of the ish American Club, Johnny dette with two out In the ninth |:S0—W THT—DsncInB Party. • WDRC—Charlie McCarthy and Package Store from 36 Oak street Cattle Rescue Obituary Oroth. FROM 'niB MIDWAY point of WTIC—Inside Bob and Ray. that they expect that continuing are giving to a student body. The boys with their angel voices to the WUco Tdbl Company. Pete has re­ Greene, played with Meuuihester Inning gave the Milwaukee Braves ToU l* ...... ; ...... 36 3l-8t 36 'j Edgar Bergen. to 219 Spruce atreet. Wlganowske Stuart and Wertz starred yes­ the first quarter It appeared ai Wilke»-Barn (•3) WDRC—Gene Autry. WTHT—American Music Hall, set-asides will be made," the ages of the audience will be the typical American boy, but Father sided in Manchester the past few High's CCIL, State and New Eng- a 3-2 win over the Brooklyn WONS—20 Questions. Is circulating the petition drafted terday aa the Browns whipped the though the winners were going to C»lhc*rt. rf ...... It 3-7 34 WHAY-Save A Life. Move Is Aided President said. same as those of the choir for they Schnltt a.ssures us that the boys years... Lltlle League baseball 1 a n d championship basketball Dodgers. Ralph Branca, an old O’She*. If ...... 7 7-7 31 WHAT" Kostelonets Conducts. WTIC—Phil Harris and Alice Faye. by his counsel, Attorney George C. (Chicago Cubs, 7-4, at Mesa, Arlz, run the Barons right off "the floor I:S*—WDRC—Tarxan. "I am informed that the De­ range from seven to 12. The choir, do not wear halos. These sera- President Charlie Hurlburt was a team in 1938. . . . Obedience Club hand at auch things, was the vic­ Ltynf, c ...... 3 1-3 7 WONS—Silver Trumpets Hour. Lessner,^ Deaths It was the Hth exhibition vlctoi-y tim of the deciding blow. Warren as they posted_a^onvlncing 29-21 Hawkins, c ...... 6 1-1 IS WONS—Theatei of the Air. 5:15 -W H A Y —Golden Mome.nt* In Song partment of Defense procured very on the last lap of a world wide phrlc voices can become as shrill standout football, baseball and President Jim Sheldon once played WTHT—Dancins Partv. Sub - paragraph (a) of Section By Local Man for St. Louis against only seven Spahn, the Braves' ace. worked first quarter lead, but the visitors Caiabreae. rg ...... 6 13 WHAT—Allan Jones Show. 5:5*--WDRC—. Eight reads "within 1,000 feet In few during the last half tour, will appear in 70 cities In the and as noisy aa any American hockey p l^ yc Villanova and with several crackerjack local bas­ losses. fought back to gain a 49-42 half Smith, Ig ...... 6 6-i 1» • ;mi—WDRC—Ganubusters. W TIC—Theater Guild. fJeorge H. Long of 1952. Accordingly, it is now or­ U, S, afid Canada this season. Miss youngsters in a ball game. later a (mcccs.aful service footba'I ketball teams, including the Rang­ seven and gave up only a direct line from any other build­ Stuart relieved starter Cliff time margin. The third period saw To_t»l» ...... WTIC—Pee Wee Kin*. WHAT—Hour of Faith. South Windsor, March 28— (Spe­ George H. Long, 80. of 20 Green­ dering the bulk of its textile firms Martha White, .supervisor of Mu­ They must be warned against coach ... M a tf' Moriarty worked ers. . . . Ernie Dowd, long one of two runs and eight hits. 87 16-16 13 WHAT—News; Reward Review. WONS-mEnchi ntecl Hour. ing or plremises In which splrltous Fanhin in the fifth inning and Effective pitching by Connie both clubs battle on even terms 8<;pr« at half time 49-4^ Wilkes-Barre • lO*—^WDRC—Hallmark piayhouse. cial)—A Manchester motor boat wood avenue, Bloomfield, father of will be given a good bpportunltv sic for the Manchester .Schools, over Indulgence in sweets and his way through college by engag­ the best basketball referees In this Refereea, BesovIch-O'BrIen. »:2*-W DRC—News. and alcoholic liquors are sold, ex­ Mrs. Graydon F. Lockwood of this hurled shutout ball the rest of the Marrerq and Lou Sleater and a and going Into the final twelve . »:S*—WTIC—Grand Old Opry. WTHT—Walter WInchell. changed, or stored for purposes of owner was In the thick, of rescue to obtain governmental business.” secured the contract for this out­ backstage they may be seen read­ ing In boxing bduts. . . Hank Haefc ,';ectlon, was forced to give up the way. He has a 2-2 record so far minutes of play the score was * WDR&^unsmol:e. WHAY—News: Kostelanetz Conducts operatyShs yesterday which saw town, died yesterday morning at two-run homer by Jackie Jensen WONS—Rev. Martin Jackson. sale or exchange." The amendment standing program. ing comic books, for although they and Stan Hillnski, two standou'. sport for health reasons. . . . John­ this spring. knotted at 69-aIl. It waa In the WONS—Guv Lombardo Show. some 60 frightened cattle floated the St. Francis Hospital In Hart­ The choir boys travel by special are from Vienna, thejl enjoy com­ golfers at the Manchester Country ny Morianos, one of the owners of sparked the Washington Senators Ms**—WDRC—Saturday Nl*ht Coun­ 2:15—W THT—Taylor Grant. would reduce the distance to 800 Wertz connected for his fifth to a 7-0 triumph over the St. Louis final stages of the playoffi encoun­ try Style. WHAY—Falcon Ballroom. to safety after being isolated by ford. Born In Hartford June 20. bus. Father Josef Schnitt, rector, ics and Hopalong Cassidy as Club, were good Twilight League the Three Js restaurant, played Cage Results 2:5*-WDRC—Escape.. feet. home run o f the training season In Cardinals. The Cards were limited ter that the league champions WTIC—Dude Ranch Jamboree. the rapidly rising waters of the 1872, he had lived in Bloomfield 16 Dead, 61 Injured their musical dtrectof, Harald much as their American counter­ baseball players before starting football and basketball with the the ninth inning. In 1952, he hit 23 WTHT—Saturday at the Shamrock. WTIC—Dragnet. The words "clubs and taverns” for 15 years. to four hits as they dropped their gained their five point margin, of „WTHT-Capltol Memo, flood-swollen Connecticut River. Hedding. and a nurse accompany their golfing careers... High Indleuis the past season, . . . Gil WONS—Chlcaso Theater of the Air. would be added to the beginning of parts. A shopping. tour through homers drove in 70 runs and bat­ 13th game in 19 exhibition starts. victory. WHAT—News: Reward Review. 'WONS—Answers for Americans. Uses HI, Motorboat Besides Mrs. LockwoOd. he them. Mr. S. Hurok and Aaron School Principal Edson Bailey of­ Hunt, successful rifle coach at At East Side the second paragraph that reads As Two Speeding Macy’s in New York will And the ted- .277, Lefty Alex Kellner became the Although outscored by one hoop U ;$*—Music With a Beat. 2:45—W TH T—George E. Sokolsky. Ralph Wetherall of 230 Demlng leaves his wife, Mrs. Dora Woer- Richmond arrange their engage­ boys jammed up around the elec­ ficiated In many football games Manchester High, Is a graduate of WTHT—Perspective. Ii:#0- WDRC—Music for You. "stores chiefly engaged in the sale Stuart, Wertz, Littlefield and first Philadelphia Athletics* nltcher from the floor, 37 to 36, It was WTHT-Paul Harvey. street, a local poultry farmer, ner Long; three other daughters, ments in this country. Father tric trains. Then In the sum­ two decades ago. Another first Yale. . . . Sugar Hugret, one-time WDRC—Barn Dance. of groceries which sell beer only Mrs. A. Allen Machle of East Lenhardt Were acquired late last In go the distance aa he hurvd the at the foul line where the joyous The Pajama Boys drubbed the W TIC—Rhythm RentteiTOUB. WHAY—Neitrs. Easy Listening. brought his power boqt to the Trains Hit Freight Schnltt says that illness among mer. back home in the rolling Ty­ rate grid official in Ed’s time was New York ‘ University and pro BA’s won the game and drew first WTIC—Barrie Craig. under a package store permit shall Hartford. Miss Ruth M. Long of season while Roth, Trucks, White A’s to a 7-3 win over Baltimore RocleyllU Orada, M-S8, tha WUli- !• :«*—WH A'T-New s. scene where the bawling herd had the boys is rare because their diet rol mountains, a swim or a ball Earl Wright, personnel manager at football end, is a transportation and Berry were obtained from De­ blood In the playoff series. The man<(c All-8tara won on a forfait, All Stations-News. WONS—Public Service Programs; not be regarded, as package atores Bloomfield and Miss Doris M. and Ifealth are well guarded. of the International League. Gus I W HAT—Save a Life Program. News. been grazing on a strip of pasture (Continued From Page One) game or a hike are favorite pas­ Cheney M others. .. Hook Brennan traffic manager. . . . Sanol Solo­ troit in trades in the fall. winners made good 26 of 38 Willis Oarage downed tlu Sham­ 12:15— WONS— Errand of Mercy. or as selling alcoholic liquor for Long, also of Bloomfield; four Favor lee Cream mon was a track star at New York Zernial’s grand sinnf homer In the M :«5-W DRC—News. the purpose of this section." land close to the water's edge. times. of the North End ranked with the The Tigers didn’t fare as well sixth inning provided the winning charity tosses for a .684 percen- rocks, 60-63, and the C^TO 4dg*a WTHT — Saturday Night Dancing W TH T—Allstan Cooke. Swirling waters beat at the small grandchildren and one great­ When they began their U. S. The Vienna Choir Boys may be best baseball players In Connecti­ U. and Nino Bogginl played base­ age, whereas the losers connectef) Party. I2:S*-WTHT-World and the West, In 1961, Wlganowske recelveil grandchild. Limited, plowed into the wrez:k- yesterday. They were walloped, margin. It was Zemial'a fourth the Oaudet Jewelers, 68-04, in nec WDRC-News; Thinking Out Loud. island of grass and it took the tour, in addition to learning new angels on-stage but. happily, they cut during his time.' A teammate ball at the same college. . . . Bar­ on 19 of 30 throws for a .633 mark. tourney games last night lli1*—VtiON3—Midnight Matinee. permission from the Tuning Board The funeral will be held Mon­ age of No. 6. All but three of the 9-3, by the as circuit blow of the year. WTHT—The Playboys. WONS—Holy Trinity Service. combined efforts of more than 60 customs and complementing their are boys away from the auditor­ of Hook’s ikhile with the Bon Ami nard’s capable school coach, Char­ The fliist quarter was all Kenny In the opening game of the WTIC—Meet the Press. day afternoon at 2:30 from the Limited's 10 ca>s derailed. the World Champions scored eight Stu Miller, a disappointment io< W TIC—This Week in Sports. of Appeals to relocate his package persons to .retrieve the stranded German and Latin vocabularies ium. was Joey Raynor, now a salesman lie Potter, was in the physical edu­ Goodwlh,. Ray Felix and Bbll' Me quarter finaU the Pajama Boys WDRC—Your Star Time. 1*:45-WDRC—UN Report. store. He owni the building at'213 Newkirk and Whitney Funeral "It waa the damndest me.ss of runs In a wild fourth frame. The far this spring, gave un sll five W HAT—New*. cows. at House's. cation program in service during UsS*-WTIC-Muslc. Spruce atreet where the Imperl'il Home, 318 Burnside-avenue. East wreckage I ever saw," said a Ft. Tigers outhtt the World (Cham­ of Cincinnati's runs and eight hits Larnoh as the winners gained an advanced into the eeml-ftnaU by WDRC—Symphony Hall. ll;0 « —News on All Stations. As the AP reports the rescue: WILL CLARKE once coached World War II. . . . Town bowling pions. 13-7, but they were charged eight point advantage. The Utter downing Rockville, 66-38. Neil Vin­ WHAT—Easy Listening. Package Store la nhw located. An Hartford, with burial in the Cen­ Wayne, Ind., truck drivar, O. D. a lot of fuss. It .seemed almost like in a six-inrtng atlht as the Reds WHAT—Easy Listening, A bull, persuaded by a rope Watson. "It makes our highway everything was too quiet. the baSebbll team at Manchester champion Jerry Smith is a welder with five .errors, two of them in connected on' three long set-shots cent and Jack CelanUno worked list*—Sammy Kale. appeal from thia ruling waa taken ter Cemetery, East Hartford. Marines Capture by trade. . . Pop Gleason and Ed "B" teem whipped a St. Louis WDRC—News. around his neck, took the plunge accidents look like nothing.” "It kinda got on my nerves High. . . Howard "Gob” Turking- the big Inning. while hU two teaihinateB concen­ beat for the winneib while Len within the atatutory limlta by Friends may call at the funeral Kovis. standout bowlers, are both Cardinal "B ” eqnad, 6-4. IlsSi—WTIC—To Be Announced; The and the rest of the herd swam home after 3 o'clock tomorrow aft­ State Patrolmen of .Pennsyl­ after a while." ■ ton, salesman at KelUi's, playeef Dale Mitchell’s pinch-slngln In a right game at Phoenix, a trated on tallying from in close. BakuUki and Stan PlUka want Ivory Touch. Florentino Zanlungo and Joaeph Vegas Once More plenty of basketball for Manches­ baseball umpires. . . . * It was the sole efforU of Tom best for the loeeri. U:5*-lXrTIC—News Farr represented by Attorney John after him. There were some ernoon. I’ vania and Ohio worked with a Red with the bn’ses loaded followed by -team of Southwestern Mexican All- anxious moments, however, before Cross dlsa.stcr u:dt. volunteers Mrs. , Ann Brown, mother of ter High during the early 1930.1. .. DR. A. B. MORAN caught for Smith, a hard-drlver, that the Ba­ The second game found the O. Baaday Mrozek. Common Picas Judge John several local teams when he first Jim I.«mon’s three-run homer gave Stars. strengthened bv pitcher —W TIC—News. Music. the operation was completed. The Frederick W. BriH-e from the country-side and rail­ Mrs. Fred R. Edgar of this town, (Continued From Page One) Brunig Moskc considered the be.it the Cleveland Indians five runs in ?fiice Gnrcla a” d seco"d baseman rons remained in the ball game. B. All-Stars winning on a forfeit 7:i*-WTIC-CaTalcade of Music. ' P. Cotter overruled the Zoning roaders to get the wounded out. semi-pro football player ever to came to Manchester some three The speedy guard drove for four over the Ellsworth flve which fail­ WCCC—Organ Melodies. P. M. Board and said the board was nit water was rising all the time. Rockville. March 28- (Special) was one__of over 60 persons in­ the eighth innlnrr and a 9-5 vle- Bobby Avila of the Cleveland In WNHC An amphibious duck vehicle, Within a few hours, roads in all jured before dawn this morning come out of Manchester, is a bo.s.i decades ago. . . . Hickey’s Grove hoops and gathered three fouls for ed to appear for the game. 7:IS—WCCC—Hour of.St. Francis. Justified In Its action beenuae no — Frederick W. Bruce, 70, of 62 > a' It took the hard-pressed Marines (off Oakland street) was once the tory over the . . dians walloped the New York 7:S*-WCCC—News; Music You Want. 1:00—Oe'ne Autry. capable ol carrying two cows at directions were jammed with when two New York Central ex- ele(^riclan these days at an East Boll Feller pitched the firs*: five Giants, 10-3. Bobby Hofman hom- total of 11 points. Goodwin’s re­ Don wiuu Oarage opened up la WTIC—News r String Symphonette. 1:30—Ramar of the Jungle. hardship was Involved and the Village- atreet, a retired employe a bitter hour to make the final 400 scene of many exciting football a time, flgured in the first attempt traffic. Thousands flocked into the pres.s train.s collided with a de­ Hartford plant. . . Former state Innlngs for the Tribe and allowed ered for the Giants. bounding also proved a big factor the last period to beat the W ^ - WDRC—Music Box 2:(K!-Bar Bight Ranch. transfer adversely affected sur­ of the M. T. Stevens Company, area. yards'up shell-torn slope—blanket­ middleweight and lightheavy- games during the days of the erafUld Shamrocks, 60-68. Bob 7:55—WDRC—World in Brief. ,7:00—With 'These Hand*. to bring the stranded critters to died last night at City Hospital railed freight Lain at "State Line In the game’s first period. W KNB—News. 4:00—Victory At Sea. rounding properties on Spruce One impre.ssion every uninjured welght boxing champion Sammy Cloverleafs and Majors. . . . Police | Willis and FrancU Caeluaniek «w e dry land. However, the duck, cap- here. He wa.s a dyer by trade Curve," near Conneaut, Ohio, kill­ ed b.v Communist mortar fire. An BARIi HAWKINS, who coaches • ;• • -WONS—Chape! In the Sky. 4:30—I Married Joan. street. passenger seemingly carried away officer at the front said a Chinese Malterapo is one of the Chief Herman Schendel was a : tops for tha winner* while Adams W TH T—Now*. 6:00—Date With Judy. able,of operating on land or water, and was born in this city Oct. 26. ing 16. Mrs. Brown W’as removed Wilkes-Barre on the road, Ignited Wlganowske appealed this deci­ with him was that there was no to a hospital in Ashtabula, Ohio. counterattack hit the Marines im­ Town's finest.. . Local basketball first baseman during his baseball and Kosuck went beat for tha WTIC—News; George Crook. 6:30—Hopalnng Cassidy. sion and on March 17 Chief Jus­ got stuck on an underwater 1882. the spark in the second quarter W D R C -N ew *. 6:0(b—Lone Ranger. obstruction. * panic among the pas.sengers. She received a back Injury but it mediately after they reached the officials Al Bogginl, Jim Murray playing dei's. Incidentally, the Young Gets Decisive which saw the visitors outscore Shamrocks. WHAT-News; Chorister*. 6:30—You Asked For It. tice Allyn L. , Brown backed un A member.xif the Baptist Church Frederick Peckmaln of the top, but it was cut down. and Jimmy Horvath are former chief is recognized as one of the St. James CYO won a thriller WKNB—Healing Waters. 7:00—Dangerous Assignment. is not believed to be sgrious. the champions 28-13. Replacing Judge Cotter's ruling, adding that Herd Has to Swim he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Bronx, N. Y. said; "No one was Mrs. Brown, whose home is at- . The low outpost hill echoed from Manchester High players. Horvath bc.st obedience dog authori'.les In from the Oaudet JewcUra, 6 8 ^ . • :15—W TH T—Christian Science. 7:.10—Alan Young Show. a the Supreme Court frowned upon Then the rescuers decided ‘ to Ada Bristow Bruce, two sons, Roger Layne who had committed WDRC—Shoppers Special 8:00—All-Star Revue. hurt much in our car, but I could 905 North College street, McKin­ the shock of explosions from more cantalned one Red and White quin­ the country. . . . Bill Brainard Is hU third personal, Hawkins took CXimIng from behind with leaa than WHA'T—Palestine Program. 3:00—Tour Show of Shows the .kite transfer of a non-conform­ swim the herd across a na:Tow Raymond of Willimantic and Nor­ see some of the injured waHiing t e t ... Alan Cone, a member of the the only Negro baseball umpire Duke over Durando a minute to go the CTO grabbed 10:30—Your Hit Parade. ney, Texas, wa.s enroute to vi.sit than 36 hours of continuous fight­ control of his charges and con. (:S»-W ONS—Radio Carolers. ing buslneaa. Th6 ruling puta the but deep channel, and quarter It In man of Manchester; two daugh­ by outside or being can ied by the Dr. and Mrs. Edgar. She wa.s ex­ ing, as the Chinese desperately held Hollister facultv, played varsity in Manch«ster. . . . Dick Cobb a lead and then fought off a praas- WHAT—Musical Del Buonglorno. H ;00-Wr#stllng. Impe-lal Packa.qe Store out of an unused tobacco shed. ters, Mrs. Vincent Cupolla of once played service baseball with tributed 7 points, aa did Jim Cath- WCCC—News; Churches Sing, 13:00—Mystery Theater. rescue workers. pected to arrive at 10'30 today. on to the outpost they overran basketball at the University of New York, March '28~(/P)—Pad­ cart and Kevin (YShea. The Utter, ing drive by tha Jewelers. Olsn ' WTIC—tebbath Message. 1:00—News, huaincas. Wlganowske cannot go Four hardy farmers, turned South Wlllington and Mrs. William ''We were in the car several Dr. Edgar received a .’phone call Connecticut a few years ago.. . Jackie Pvobinson. . . . Dick Daniel­ Cross and Gill Kidd were tops for WKNB—Polonl*. WKNB Thursday night. The Reds charged dy Young’s decisive victory over ^^ederals Capture a former All-American from Notre back fo .35 Oak atreet because he toreador, put a noose about the Chase of Lakeville; and eight hours ■they got in out—I think it about 9:00 a. m. from the hospital fanatically through their own Snltz Mordavsky and George Gib­ son Is the most successful Man­ the winners with Lshsfusr and WTIC—CMldron's Corner. ’ 4til—Program Preview*. has abandoned the non-conforming bull's neck. They got him Into the grandchildren. chester High soccer coach since Ernie Durando hasn’t straightened Dame and performing In Manches' WTHT—Music for Sunday. 4:30—^Indian Point. was about four hears. In.stead of in Ashtabula. bursting shells. bon formed one of the best volley ter for the flrat time, proved a Roach playing good dsfsnstva ball •:4&-WONS—News. 6:00—Western Theater. use there. Regiilntlona any thn'.. water after 15 minutes of tugging Service.* will be held - Monday ball set-up and spiking teams In Hugh Greer. . . . Baseball series cut the snarled middleweight aitr a- Iiiteriiiediate Title Glen Cross, Wllllmsntic see, was WTIC—Children's Corner, 6:00—Ship’s Reporter. after a 30-day period of disuse and hauling. at 2 p. m. from the L. A. White "In . the good old devs" between valuable performer In the. third • :N-W ORC—Worli News. 6:1.6—Early Show. New England- when the snort tion after all. high scoter In the game with 36 an.v budding used in contravention Once they saw the bull in the Funeral Home. Rockville Bap flourished In this area. Snitz Manche.ster and Rockville caused quarter with a neat bit of driving, polnU and U lilgh eo far for the' WCCC—String Time, 7;30—I.uind o f the Saints, As a matter of fact, the 163- ball-handling and shooting. It i7aa WONS—To Be Announced, 8:00—Jackie Gleason, of the regulations must thereafter water, the rest of the herd, except tlst Church pastor Rev. Edwin handled the spiking^, and Gib- the mills in each town to be clo.sed. Federal Hill won the playoff tournament. Wauy Erhenpries and pound division was more mecs:d lucify for Manchester that McLsT' WTHT—Masaml Society. 8:00—Rocky King. confo'm. for calves, followed with a mini­ Brooks will officiate. Burial will b‘e the setting up. Pioneer's Christy Mathewsqn„ Eddie Blank. championship of the Y Intermed­ Dave Shea wete tope for um losara WTIC—World News Roundup. 8:.10—Meet Millie. non was on as he waa the only The State Liquor Commission is­ mum of persuasion. The calves be in Groye Hill Cemetery. Benny Schubert , posed his moving. Including clubs after a long Illness. the Rock of Bayonne, N. J., in an B. P. M. make a runaway of this game. The later. In the final quarter. Lahesuer, rt...... 4 WTIC—Faith in Action. WNHC and taverns in the regulations"gov­ Mrs. Topping, who was a life­ exciting and bruising 12-rounder Latest- to Win Degrees WHAT—Memorial Musical, first period score was 16 to 6 for The score was tied 10 different Bsno!ft, rf . . . (Mi 12;0O-Klt Camon. erning the outlets that sell under a long resident of Manchester, leaves For First Division Berth before 8,188 fans (gross gate $35,- Crosa, If 4-7 WTIC—National Radio Pulpit IStsW—Glaco Kid. the Federa's as the Hawks were times during the wildest third . WONS—Radio Bible Class . package store ncmlt, Wlganowske besides her hu.sband four sons and Farrell, It ...... 1 1:00—Youth Wants to Know. would avoid viol.itlng regulations. 38C) at Madison Square Garden lost with the fury of the attack. period seen at the Armory in quite Attken, e , ...... 3 WTHT—Message ot Israel. 1 :.'W~Frortlera of Faith, four daughters. Manchester Obedience ■ Club is of 188. Second leg was won at u WCCC—SIncha Time. Richard L. Hopkins, .32, of* East la.st night. It was Paddy’s third some time. With Felix staying in Roach, rs ...... I 1-1 2:00~Biahop Sheen. He 1.1 located close to Diana's Tav­ Hartford, convicted of fraudulent Funeral services will be held Orlando, Fla MTarch 28— UP).t-, j price, probably will play second. In the second period the Aawks -very proud of Its newest C.D.X. Springfield on May 10, 1952 with Blardl. r f ...... 1 04) WHAT-Notlzle Dall Mondo. 2:.*1-Thl» la Tour Life. British American Club at 75 Maple Tue day at 9:30 from the W. P. One fight ended in.a draw. good team work and the score result of good screening, the vie WKNB—News- Italian Hour. 3:.10-Slu Erwin Show. recelyed a four-month suspended Washington has a'; ball club that The "Twig" played regularly for and white Cfooker, owned by Jim place. Last February 14 at Hart U:I5-WCCC—VIsUa of Israel. street. Quish Funeral Home and 10 a. m. ROCKED TWICE within the tors fought fiercely to retain their Totals . . . 3* IQ-D M 4:00—Kitkla. Frrn and Ollle. .sentence In Town Court this morn­ must be taken seriously vi'ith a the Chicago Cub.* In '51 and came stood 21 to 19 for the Hllltoppera. Mathlason. ford with a score of 196 and aec OsaSst’s («4> WHAT—Moment Musical. 4:30—Omnibua. In St. James' CJhurch. Burial will fi.st four rounds and cut over^)Oth lost, long lead. I*:*#—WCCC—News; Music from Lon­ ing. good chance of ftnlshing in the to Brooklyn in the Andy Pafko In the third period, Uie Hawks At the age of eight months, 011(1 place "Lightning’’ finished up B. r. pts. fi:00—You Are There. be in St. James' Cemetery. Friends eye.s at the -same time, the flat­ It waa also during the third 8h«s. r f ...... 0 g-7 Ig don. —Thia la Charlea Laughton. Hopkins, who pleaded guilty to first division and' an outside shot ' deal. The Dodgers had no r.xim for sagged again and the Hill Boys led "Lightning,’’ began training in the his C.D.X. degree. -— W KNB—LIthii'inlan Hour. Near P may call from Sunday evening un- him and farmed him to St. Paul. quarter that the officials spoke to Zecchln, rg . . . , . 3 1-1 5 fi:45— Walter Winchell. passing bad checks to two busi­ at the American League pennant. nosed 24-year old New Yorker .st the rest. 29 to 24. In the final fall of 1949 with the local obedi­ Currently, the dog Is working Del Osudio, If . 1-1 1 WONS—Voice of Prophecy. 7:0Q—Red Skelton. til the hour of the funeral. . . 0 WTHT-Jewlah Program. ness firms here, was also placed A thinly-manned front line with Vernon, who drove In 80 runs came back to win with a flourish. frame, the Hllltoppera put on a ence group. On May 12. 1951, the for his third and final degree. Util both teams In regards to calling If AflAjlv r ...... 3 7:30—Private Secretary. de.spite his poor .251 season last technicals for any back talk. This Brhenp'rels, rg It W TIC—Art of Living. 8:00—Toaat Of Thu >Towb. Is Under Study on probation for six months. good power potential in Eddie He jabbed Ernie silly, pounded his anurt and led halfway through by dog won the first leg of his Com­ ily Dog. With an outstanding re VMIAT^—Gemme Muslcall. year, is the first baseman. Yo.":! Tansro, if ..,. . 1 9:00—TV Playhouae. Judge John S. O. Rottner, in Yost, Mickey Vernon' and Jpckle bod.v red With thumping blows nine points. However, the game panion Dog Degree with a score cord behind him, It Is very prob' threat paid dividends as both the Deneen, Ig . . . . . I l»:45—w n c —Guest Star. 10:0(V—The Doctor. will be on third and Pete Runnels, U I WHAT—Fantasle Muslcall. The State Traffic Control Com- sentencing Hopkins, a golf pro, Court Keeps Jensen, could be ohattered by an v.’hich took the steam out of Dur- was not over and the Hawks put of 190 and fourth place In Novice able^.that the little Cocker will BA’s and Wilkes-Barre, were 10:30—Oz2ie aiu. Ilarriet. an improving shortstop and good Totsis ...... 36 14-1» g4 11:0*—WDRC— Salt Lake City Taber­ 11:00—Sund^iy News Special. mia.sion wiM .send a representative said he waa dealing with him Injury to any regular. It is pretty ando's right hand wallops, and al- on their rally and went a point B at Springfield, Mass. The second make an outstanding record In charged with four technicals nacle, hitter, is back cn the job. Harris 8core st h*lf time, S4-3t Osugets. 11:15—Firealde Theater.* to Manchester to determine "leniently " and that he had been much the same clui) that was sec­ mo.1 t finished him off in the sixth. ahead. H<*re the Hawks lost Gena leg wAs w.on In Novice B the fol­ Utility. apiece. WCCC—Polish Hour. U:45--Thia la the Llfa. is hi.gh on RUna.'.ls whose .235 WO.NS— Polka Time. "inclined to let him go to jail." Narcotic Case ond in mid-season, thjrd on Sept. 5 With that good win under hia Yopt r-d then Don Strong and lowing d.g.v at V/lllimnntic v/ith a Tuesd’sy night at the class With Felix, Goodwin and Jackie 12*15—Newa. whether a traffic light on East rookie year made h'm the top hit­ Des wniu (gg) WHAT-Musics. WKsNR In another ca.se this morning, and finally finishcd,.'afUi after a belt. Young is aiming for Turpin, could rot again get o-'t In front. score of i08 and first plac.'. The meeting. Pri."ident Jim Sheldon Allen showing the way, the win- B. r. Pts. WTHT—Church of the Air. Center street near the A *P .Store 12:00— In the park. ter on the Wnshln.gton club and third and final leg waa won at ners outscored their foe 29-24 in Lsw. rf V 3-4 f W TIC— W. rid of Music. thei^e is feasible,- it was learned .Tohn E. Tyrer. 40. of Richmond, The narcotics case Involving September slump In 1962.- . -j. k'rcncc’s Charley Humez also la After tt’e score changed hand* th« awarded trophies to dog owners Lynn, rf 12:.10— Family. Theater. be.st hitting shortstop in the Westport. Conn., on June 1, 1951 the final 12 minutes of the thrilling 1-3 W KN B—News; Church of the Air. !;30—Sum.ay Matinee. today. I Calif., convicted on a vagrancy Fred Markham, 58 of Hartford-Was BUCKY H A IIR I tlec.gtJe. gunning for Turpin and Olson is Fe(j.ers'a nut In the cllnchera and of the Manchester Club who won Toop. If ...... g-t 11:50—WCCC—News: Italian Lite. —State of the Nation. Poliee Cliicf Herman O. charge, was held In contempt of playing hard to get. There’s going th'-'tronhy wea thelra. v/llh a score of 19.5 and aiiolhei' obedience degrees while members playoff contest. Only Cathcart and Fontsntlls, If WDRC—News; Invitation to Learn- continued on a day-to-day basis in manager whose brffllgfit job In '32 For jinfield reserve.*. Harris has Hawkins were able to hit more Blvrry, c .... 4 :30—Omnibua. Schendel .said toda.v the eommia- court by Judge Rottner when the- was overlooked in the enthusiasm to be a lot oC hollerin.g for Ray For the w'nnera. .Toe Kearns blue ribbon. •>... of the group. Receiving trophies n 6:00— Peace River. Town Court this morning, pending Gene Verble, Floyd Baker and "Lightning’’ started working for than qiKitt from the floor and they Willis, rt ... W Tfe—Carnival of Books. 6:.K)—Thla la The Life. sion had acknowledged a letter California man refused to stop for the Yankees' fourth straight Robinson to don his crown again. plc-ed good bs'I with 16 'noints v.’cre Florence Hsrwarth with WKNB—Lithuanian Hour. his relea.se from the Norwich 'State Mel Hoderlein. n "•^^0—Winter Oiyinplca. from him requesting a study at the j talking after his sentencing. - championship, rates this the best I f ■ getting too confusing. wh'le Die’’ Ceesantl helned a lot his Companion Dog Excellent. De­ setter "Jerry," C. D., Mathisson netted 9 and 6 poInU respectively.-j-cz«iuinlaks. i f ...... ^3 W H A T—Notlzle Locall E Statall. 7;.10—Sunday Playaouae. Hospital. Catching haa -been Wa.shington’a Allen, during the second half look­ Aments, Ig 0-3 ll;.!*—Miislca. spot. He received 30-day sentences on The joint board of the NBA gree on March 1C, 19.52 in Open A with "Lightning," C.D.X. and 9 (JO—Fred Waring Show. Markham, well known In this club he has had since he returned •hlef weakne.ss for year.s. Mickey witni his 10. I*""" the Hswka, B-ih ed his old-sejf aa ho drove,'.handled 11:45—W TIC—The Living Word. Miller Suggests IJght each count, to run concurrentl.v. to Washington for the third time. and the New York Comm'ic'on B")lslener was high sro~er with '•6 competition at White Plains! N. Y.. Roberta HnlIcKk with Golden Re­ ToUls ...... 31 lils go 9 30—King'a Croaaroada. area a.s a confirmed addict, was Grfts.so. the No. 1 man in spile of triever "Chief.'’ C.D.X. the ball and scored with old time AUernoor 10:00—The Web. At meeting of the Board of Di­ T.vrer, protesting the vagrancy A manager since he won a pen­ hod it ail mapped o:it for the ■"h"" Strong helped along with where he placed sixth with a score Sksairsek* (gl) 12:00—WDRC—Ehrop* Story. 10 .30-I'm The Law. committed to the state hospital for hia .216 hilUng.'will get help from authorit'". B. F. Pts. rectors Monday, Director JAcob conviction, threatening to "reopen nant at' Wa.shington ' in 1924 as Durando-Young \vln:'.er to fight his 10. WCCC—Italian Life! Il:d0—The Late Show. treatment ya.'terday by Hartford Les Peden. drafted from Ix)S THE BA’H TRIED desperately Koxurk. r( ...i'-...... s 6-6 U WTHT—Irish Program. ! the case myself" and insisting that "The Boy Wonder,” Harris is not Olson for the Ar"e-ican cow n Kcdpral Hill Adam*. If ...... s 6-7 16 Miller suggested the light a.s a Probate Jidge Russell Z. Johnston. Angeles, and Boh Oidi.s, Chatta­ to hit the-century mark but two WONS—Battle oi the Baritones. • method of alleviating congestion I he was "standing on my constitu- given to overstatements. He knows the ultimate .survivor to F. F Pt«. Duggan, c ...... 0 0-0 0 WH/.Y—lUIlan Voice. ! tionni rights," was ordered to sit Judge John S. G. Rottner con­ nooga grad. Peden. a (ghicago./^nd fo' _ . rf ...... 4.^ 10 Buck’s Victors Afivuiice Pin Dateg wild shots, one by McLarnon and O’ Cfonnell. rg ...... 3 6-7 11 at the A 4P parking lot and at the club that surprised everybody Lt-FUmrnp. rf ...... 1 0-0 2 Style*. Ig W TIC —Spin 'Em Again. (X)P Hunts Chief j down-b.v Judge Rottner who warn- tinued the caie on the recom­ Cubs farmhand for five yearn, has i Dieet the victo** of a Turpin-Hu- one by Allen, went astray. The 98 ...... 6-6 11 . WKNB—Mu-lcal Varieties. the inter.section of Summit and last season after it was picked looked good at the plate and b e -! mez scran in Europe. '»-rt»r. If ...... 4 0-4 K For Men’fi .Tourney McGinn, Ig, _ g-3 • mendation of'Prosecutor W. David ’'4‘nrnp. r ...... n 0-S ’ H points' scored by the winners beat 12:15—WlIAV--Console Della Republics Ea.st Center atreets, jcd'hlm he would be held In con- for a cellar finish, has its weak­ hind the bat. | After the board finallv got OI- WCCC—Ukranian-American Hour. I tempt if he failed to keep quiet. Keith who said its aeriousness r" ...... n 4.7 4 Over Teachers their previous high of 93 scored at Tolel* ...... 16 33^0 63 WKNB—PNH Varieties. As Roberts Quits Schendel said he had contem­ nesses. But he also knows that he Bob Porterfield (13-H) ,ls the i son to agree that he mi-ht fight Urtfhm Iff ...... 1 0-0 2 Score S t half time. 17-16 Don WIIUs: I When Tyrer continued to storm merited the continuance. Markham Director Mel Cushing of the the Armory. 12:50—WDRC—News. plated asking for. state approval finished 36 games back in '51, aee of the pitching staff. The ex- Ltbe Durando-Young victn-. "o-ing L rey. If ...... j ted. Keith asked for the continu­ center and Jackie Jensen in right. Fomlcles to Chicago tp land the head. Fi'(im the" on th" Bay-! tries Is April-A their ace pivot. Chuck Mrazovich, 1:50 -WCCC—New-s; Echoes of Ireland. tee and chairman of Ita executive About Town McCullough, 19. Pittsburgh, Pa,, ball League playoffs last night BskuUkI, If ...... ] 1.3 g WTIC—Favorites of the Faihoua. committee. rulfk of the road, $24; Roy Ellis! ance today in case the man’s stay They all can go and get thktl southpaw but the Griffith clan onne Bo-nbe" w.i.a done. PFKFI MK l.y.hUX Y. ' who waa injured In the final sec­ WDRC—Reserved For You, in the hospital is a short one. JET-TOWER DISHWASHER considers him well worth the price. Durando. w to wei-'hod 157 1-4 I Buck's downed the Teachers by a . ______^ onds of Thursday's battle, the Norkor.. rg ...... 1 0.4 j WO.N'S -'^he Lut.icrai Hour. Farie.i wa.s en route by plane 20, 313 Main street, stop sign ball," he said. "Anybody that can Following the regular meeting to ''‘ onn"’s '6('. was c it un-'er bisl Kmerandp <1) 8. Kupferschmidt, rg .... 0 0-0 a WTHT—Sammy Kaye. from California to Wa.shington to­ violation, $9; William Cuslek, 69 Officials at the County jail In drop a ball between them will Ije Connie Marrero (11-8), the vet lop-sided 79 to 55 store and gained ■ Barons depended on Cathcart, Burke, Ig ...... 0 ^ 0-0 0 W HAY—Save a Life Program. day. of Canipbell Council, Knights of right eye in the tent*’ and over MIffpv Smytli ...... fir 90 62 255 the right to face the champion ' unloaded Hhe bench and still they O’Shea, Gerry Calabrese, Hawkins 316 Spsuce atreet, failure to Hartford, where Markham had entitled to a legitimate hit. They eran cigar-puffing Cuban, and Walt Lucillp Smvth ...... fi:t lOfi 9.') 2fi6 1:45—W d r C—T rinity College. Columbus Monday night at the KC the orb in' tiie i1th. He needed Total* 16 6-14 M ..S:*0-WHAY—Polka Time. secure motor vehicle license, $20; been held In lieu of $5,000 bonds ^ won’t give away any." , Mastorson (10-9). happy to be TeolR Smyth ^...... JO-, fi4 ' V 270 Miller’s Restaurant in the first of ^ .icorrd. and Smith for their scoring power. Home, feveral sports nioviea will ramRittf! ...... *>• Rurk’a Score at half time. 14-7 Psjsms Boya WDRC—Symphonette. Theodore Gratton. 17, 83 Dudley since Feb. IS. had reported him to •oby boHlat • pots and pans a vtnas and Jensen,* the ex-New York Yankee back with his old mates, are the three stitch»a for the lower cut 7.*i fi'i r.i a best,out of three game series Combined, this group was*respon- be shown. ' ‘World Series of 1952 and seven fo- the otbfr. ChApman ...... 109 fi4 »8 291 B. F Pta. WKNB—News: Dave Rose Shocase. Seven Are Left, street, breach of the peace. $50; be in need of medical care. The pitchara • dlihai and gldssM • sllvarwara bonus- babjr,' Is a big man in other sure starters. starting Monday night at 7:4.5. ViHnrr. rf ...... 6 1-2 15 sible for 86 points. O'Shea was ex­ WTIC—Catholic Hour. and the football highlights of the Referee Rub” GP'dateln. who ceptionally cool at the foul line, WTHT—Russ Morgan. end Meyer Goldberg. 52, Port­ reque.st to have him committed Harris' scheme of things. He haa SPEC SHEA (11-7). a sensation Totalfl ...... 4S9 441 441 IXI Norm Vlttnei'i and Walt Ko.ia- AurruRt. rf ...... 1 1-5 5 1952 season will bo shown the mem­ • plaltars • ashtray* • sugar bewli • frying twice warned Young to k»»n i-is Koxnkowi’kl. If ...... 6 0-5 16 especially in the second half as the W'Cee—Gemmn-Amerlcan. land. atop sign riolation. $6 bond was made by the Hartford Welfare Installed the ex-Califomia football after he was traded by the Yan­ rhafilllly kowski's outside shoolih", along Vnrifj’. If ...... 2:15— WKNB—Justice for Poland. bership. Bernard Fogarty Is chair­ Di'nches un, sco-ed fo- Pnddu, Vlnr^k ...... 4 4-7 12- ! crowd hteted and stamped its feet Marine Reports forfeited. Department. ® pun* • cau arelot • muffin tint • coffM star as hia cleanup hitter. Jensen kees, has suffered a recurrence of ...... *112 102 106 520 with Harold Br.ilnard’s bell han- .'Inrffsn.. r ...... 4 2-5 10 2:50—WDRC—N. Y. Philharmonic. man. 6-5-1. The other „ntes for ■''oun" Mozzfr ...... fi’ fi5 100 266 ■ every time he waa on the line. Local Sport WTH'T—Ralph Flanagan. Case* Continued produced for Harris last year with his old arm trouble. Hia shoulder ^^;dllng. were the big factors in fJciuivrul, r ...... 2 0-0 4 makart • sarving ditha* a rolling pins DfLonff ...... V. 96 fil 262 VllffE. rff ...... 4 0-0 8 WTIC—Your Box a*, the Opera. a - -.2M season and 82 runs tightened up after a recent work- were; .Ti’.d''e t’ —t Cra-t. 7-5 --d Hauffh ...... fi2 67 92 241261 I Buck s win over the Scholars Taking considerable time and (Continued From Page One) The clinic schedule next week Cases continued were tho.se of DIVERS HUNT BODIES Bmlntrd. Iff ...... 6 1-5 13 WCCC—News: Music. batted In after he waa traded with oiit against Brooklyn. Bucky has Judge HsroH Barnea. 7-4-1. The Cr‘*rdfcll ...... 96 89 96 271 ! Brainard, besides playing a good I ignoring the lioises, O’Shea calm- WKNB-rAve Marla lloiir. for the Manchester Public Health William E. Blovish, 22. RFD Car­ Danbury, March 38—(iTl— Chatter The Youngstown Kitchens Jet-Tower Dishwasher Spec Shea and Archie Wilson for his fingers crossed when he talks A” card had Yo'ing in front 9-3. ; floor game,-contributed 13 pointr Totalit ...... 55 9-21 79 ' ly made good ail seven of hia char- 2:S5-WCCC—Music. out from the main lines Into No- Nurses A.ssociatlon: Monda.v, 1:30 ter' street, operating a motor Diver* began combing the depths The bout wa- broadcast and JolalH ...... 4'16 459*' 465 1560 : ity, tosses,. !:••—WCCC—Music. does them all!” Doe* almost every article you use Irv Noren. about the Irishman from Nauga­ for the i^’lnners. TeachetE (5.5) •Man'a-Land — to take back the p. m., prenatal; Tue.sda.v, «:30 vehicle under the influence of liq­ of Candlewnod Lake at dawn to­ B. F. Pts. WTHT—Wayne King. in preparing and serving meals, and does them better Harris is counting heavily on tuck, (3onn.. who helped him win teleca.at nationally. 1 . IndUrrrM <•) S,-t Fast Pace Manchester hopes to end the se -1 outpost and unseal the bunker. But a. m., fon.sTw and adcnold.s. and uor; John J. Cohen, 28, and Er­ day for the bodies of fwo civilian Tone, rf ...... 5 1-1 7 ries• ■ -Sunday'fliin/lati afternoona #9At*««rvy%n "in Oa«*nmaft_ Pennsyl­ ’ UOIUniltvCffi Will ITlCd ICOOCMljr WHAY—News: Music of the Masters comebacks by Yost, Busby and the pennant at New York In '47. flilirirkl ...... fifi 91 3«51 i The gpme st.-iiled off with rather rf ...... 1 0-0 2 WONS—Top Tunes. the rescue force ran into an In­ Wednesday. 10 a. m., tumor (b.v nest Mann. 32, both of Hartford pilots whose plane rraahed and and faster than you can do them by hand . . . because Dfi*!!* F^rra ...... 99 78 5? 264 ' vania The playing site of the night at 8 o’clock in Ed Balley'g WKNB—News: Sunday Serenade. Coan from slumps in '52. Yost, a (24-9), a-bespectacled Paldvffa ... a fast pace. Both clubs were get­ Schmidt. If ...... 6 0-0 10 credible mortar barnage estimated appointment only), and from 2 to and charged with larceny: Leonard sank here late yeaterday. Be­ the revolutionary new Youngstown Kitchens Jet- ...... fi5 fi2 94 259 1 IJftttic, r ...... 5 0-0 6 third contest.- If necessary, haa not office and not Thursday as orig­ WTIC—Intermezzo. fine lead off man who usually righthander up for another trial, GurrPtt ...... 79 96 82 s.')? 1ting their share of shots off and o at 100 rounds per minute. Bar 4 p. m.. well baby at the Com- J. Kanehl, 28, 326 Spruce street, lieved lost In 90 feet of water lower Dishwasher u.scs exclusive Hydro-Brush Action. Fri<(ay’« Reaults Parlifi. rff ...... 1-.1 ft yet been decided upon. inally planned. President Jack 1:15—W TIC—Youth Brings You Music, leads the league in walks, skidded has been effective In exhibitions, so Low Man ...... 79 66 79 244 hitting on a good percentage. Thn Tfarbln. rff ...... 0-0 WONSi—Charles Kaser. rages totalled 6.000 rounds In a munity Y. speeding; Mrs. Amelia Mozzer, 56. In the aection known as Never- Philadclnbia (N) 4, Boston (A) V.V. 2 4 Crockett, made this announceamt •:!•—WTIC—Bob. Consodine. to .233 last year. He has been hit­ has , another husky ! at the end of the first 10 Clifford. Iff ...... 5 5-5 13 single hour. The rescuers were of 40 Crestwood drive. Intoxica­ sink Basin were E. Roy Benskin, Dishes, utensils, and odd piece* are done specklesslv ..Total* ...... 421 4.13 424 1266 1 I.*iiwrpiicp. Iff...... 4 0-0 last niglit. W TH T—<5uy Lombardo,- -chopped up and forced to with­ tion; and James Harrison, 22, ting the ball hard in' eichibltions. righthancier from Chattanooga minutes was Bucks 19, Teacher.^ 8 WCCC—News; Music. Manchester Elks are reminded 36, of Bridgeport and Samuel C. clean in less than ten minutes. They are washed And Taby 14) draw. The speedy Bqsby dropped down (19-14) who also is getting another Cleveland (A) 9, Cfilicago (A) C. Ollv* . , ...... 79 66 165 114. Playing without the services o ' TotalR ...... WONS—Affairs of Peter Salem. of the Manchester night, dinner Hartford, speeding. Buchannan, 38, of Stratford. .. . 25 5-9 56 Sports Mirror RED JACKO. a standout W KNB—Box 13. double-nnsed in booster-heated water hotter than to .233 after a brilliant rookie year chance in the majors. Sima and D. Lichatz ...... 109 95 91 23.'. Dick Danielson, the Scholars had fk'orc at half tline. 43-25 Buck'p. and entertainment this evening at New York fA) 9, Detroit (A) II. Lichatz ...... M 97 106 .lOl Referee*. Blanehard-McConville. light league baseball pUygr tlM 1:45—WCCC—Magazine Musts. ______.vo>T hands can stand, then the lid pops open for fast with (Chicago and Coan, the per­ Dixon teamed up to shut out the OlbArt ...... 79 66 *65 i a rough time trying to get con­ past decade, will leave on April WTIC—Elmo Roper. the.Rockvllle Elks Lodge, starting Yankees at St. Petersburg last ’TODAY A YEAR AGO— Rocky i:f*-W TIC-G. I. Joe. Connecticut River at 6 o'clock. Charles Latlnop is Younplown Kitchen. Jet-lbwer DUhwaaher •‘■»«>m.tic«lly, electrically, ennial "rookie" faded way off to Cordon ..., ...... 101 94 87 283 1trol of the backboards and half 6 for duty in the Army. Red livaS' .St. Louis (A ) 7, Cfiilcago (N) M. Ollv* .. 69 79 168 ! Castellan! upset Johnny Bratton WTHT—Mantovanl. chairman of the affair. Tickets .205. week...... — wav through the second perlcKl HOOKEY PL-WOFFS in Eaat Hi^fonL WDRC—America Calling. r AmMlanAanl.e All you do is scrape off excess food waste, put the KEN WOOD, the ex-St. Louis Sandy Consuegra (6-0) and Julio taking a ten round decision at may be obtained at the Rockville Totalji ...... 466 461 44J LT76 1thev seem to fall apart. Vilga and • ' '‘I WONS—Under Arrest. Crest Due Sunday n-»cks, dose the lid and Brownie with' the great throwing Moreno (9-9), two capable Cuban.*, Washington (A ) 7. St. Louis Morgan kept feedin" the front ^ Friday’s Results Madison Square GOi-den. , WCCC—Music. Lodge. completely (N1 0. MIDGET Bfuffietbell lieBgna.. '-.iva I :i*-W K N B—Showtime. WILLIAM DICKSON & SON arm backs up Coan. Frank Cam­ form the bullpen corps. Moreno Ktbrrga 44) court men and at hn'ftime Buck’s Eastern League FIVE YEARS AOO — Melvin banquet at the West Side Reo ‘ '0 ' Philadelphia (N) 7. BaltIVnorc .Sarrrlfk ... tdy-.. **’* Cfflden Fleece. (Continued from Page One) The Manchester Fire Depart­ SINCE ItlS modernizes pos, a Cuban, again will help out came up with seven complete ...... 74 74 walked off with a 19 point lead Johnstown 4. Washington 3 "Cliick” Herbert won the $10,000 night is scheduled to start at ( Busby when needed. games last year, beating Boston (Int.) 3. Cumminffs ...... 7fi 95 84 288 WDRC—Quiz Klds- ment will hold a drill tomorrow at KoMPttO 96 »3 107 2S8 42 to 23. (Johnstown leads 2-0 best-of-7 CTharlotte, N. C. Open with a 273. A full program ia plonnod.*' three times. Milwaukee (N).3, Brooklyn ...... J'THT-luiwrence Welk. Reports received this morning 10 a. m. at Are headquarters. Main RESIDENTIAL AND CONIIERGIAL dishwashing! Second base is the only open Mclntoiih ...... *7 88 101 378 Thn third frame was a pattern series) TEN YEARS AOO—The DetroU Program. spot on the club. Harris hoped 'This is not a bad ball club al­ (N) 2. Plrkev ...... n i 108 M 317 of the second-JO minutes. The Red Wings beat Toronto to take gave this picture of the flood at Hilliard atreets. Cincinnati "B" (N) 5, St. Louis CorrentI ...... — •8 84 177 Saturday’s Schedule MERIDEN CORL Wnra damage along the Connecticut and young LeRoy Dietzel could pounce though the reserves are weak. At Teachers with Al Cone and Joe a 3-2 lekd in the NHL playoffs. PAINTIND AND PAPERHANBIND ONLY 2 LEFT! ASK FOR SPECIAL UNIT PRICE Harris says, they’ll be "like a rat­ "B" (N) 4. Eastern League in other sections where heavy Vain back in sound condition to do the Total* __ ...... 448 ~in Schmidt trying to get them in the Brookline, Mom., Ifotoh Miss Ann-Marie Hansen of Cedar tlesnake, colled, ready to strike at Kansas City (AA) 7, New York Black Nffiffic (9) has caused some damage: AND INSTALLED PRICE! SAVE — SAVEII job. But Dletzel. who suffered game, were no match for the New Haven at Springfield DERBY DANDIES —LoU Felix of Meriden. WCCC-^Muslc. street will be married tomorrow at ALL WORKMEN INSURED broken legs In each of the last two anyone." "B" (A)~5. BackuA ...... i.. 82 91 64 2S7 **usic for Sunday. , In Cromwell 10 families were 3 p. m. to David H. Torrance of Twerdy ...... 88 82 82 253 smooth passing Buck five. Bob (Springfield leads, 2-0, best-of-7 the New Bnglend Indoor seasons, wasn’t ready and was Milwaukee "B" (N) 7, Atlanta Scablr.i series) Adam*. . evacuated today, by the Red Crosa Middle Tunipike east. The cere­ ...... 93 • 75 79 247 Clifford came up with a few nice Louisville. Ky.— (NBA)—Only teimia chom^on. Um 6s Shadow, In the River road aection wheiie the 260 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER shipped to (Jhattanoogq. j A Pennsylvania girl of seven (8A) 0. Kufmick a*...... 8i 83 66 383 one-handers, but trailing by '10 Johnstown at Washington 20 of the 137 horses nominated for fending champion Edith Hawthorns. mony will be performed In St. ANDERSON and JOHNSON Wayne Terwilllger, pi|irchased alreacly has had eight operations,, Mexican AU-Stara 10, New York SoblakI ...... (8 93 80 ,371 water haa covered the flrat floora Mary’s Bplscopal Church by the PHONE MHcMi 94H20 ANY TIME ai. mm mif, . points ..with flve minutes to play, (Johnstown iepda 2-0, best-of-7 the 1953 Kentucky Derby aver IHroa of Behnont 34* 5 4 PHONES—Office MI-3-6884—Shop MI-3-7549 v ' from Brooklyn at the waiver. That’s a lifetime of conversation. ({!) 3. . ‘Total* 446. series) of some houaes. rector. Rev. Alfred L. WiUlBma. / ...... 423 430 1286 the Teqichers iron out of gas. Buck's raced at ChurchUl Downa. terday at liMgwoiBd. : . 2 ' ^ ^ . ; ' . I.-;

PAGE TEN ' iHANCHESTER EVENING HERALa MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 19-53 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1953 PAGE ELEVEN ------^------r—*------:------AatomobilM for Sale 4 Automobiles for Sale 4 Garagres— Service Painting:— Paperinf 21 Help Wanted— Pemalt 35 Building:— ConthictInK 14 Help WantM— Male 36 Situations Wanted— Storage 10 Household Goods 51 Household Goods 51 Musical Instruments 5S Wanted to Rent 68 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sals 72 BUY THE BEST FOR LESS! ARE YOU Thinking about building PAINTING And-paperhanging. No PRACTICAL NURSE, eight hour Feaaale S8 Sobarban tor Sale 78 1952 DODGE Club Coupe. Radio, WANTED AT ONCH GARAGE OR PARKING apace a new home or having repairs job too amail. Phone Mitchell dav. Pleasant working.conditions. AN HONEST PERSON END OF MONTH MUSIC Instrument rental. Com­ WANTED—Four or five roofh un­ OUTSTANDING CENTER STREET -Two-family BOLTON AREA—High elevation, Classified 1851 Studebaker Champion 4-Dodr heater, Gyromatic. $1,995. Thii- available. Central location. Cot­ dofic? See Wm. Kanehl, Mitchell 3-8372. Mitchell 9-5879. ONE FIRST-CLASS PRACTICAL BABY nurse now WHO’S GOING HOUSEKEEPING plete line of tnatruments. Rental furnished rent. Adult family of duplex. Two-car garage, steam three bedroom ranch, picture win­ Sedan. Radio, heater, overdrive. car sold with new car guarantee, tage street. Mitchell 9-23.58. 3-7773. available for days, overnight or THAT’S WHAT I WANT CLEARANCE ONE-OF-A- appliec to purchase price. Rep­ three. Call Mitchell 9-4873. CUSTOM BUILT 6-ROOM heaL Corner lot. Business Zone 1950 Studebaker Oiampion Star- PAINTING AND Paperhanging. WANTED Experienced wait- A u t o MEcrtANic TO TAKE OVER dows, plastered walla, tile bath, Advertisements 1952 HUDSON Club Coupe. Radio, week-ends. Long experience. resenting. Olds, Selmer, Bach, 2. Imrnedlate occupincy one side. oil hot water heat, flr^Iace, full lif^ht Coupe. Radio, heater, over­ SPBCIAI^ZING In custom/built Free e£limate8. Paper books res"cs. Only experienced need ap­ MItshcU 9-4195. UW AID BALANCE KIND WATKINS Pedler and Bundy. Mctter’a Music ADULT FAMILY desire 4. 5 or CAPE COD . drive. heater. $2,295. New car guar­ Local New Car Dealer McKinney Brothers, Incorporat­ cellar, acre, garage. Carlton CLASSIFIED ADVT. Wanted Anti garages, concrete floors, also al­ ayjillable. Get our spring outside ply. Apply in person. Cavey’s MONTHLY PAYMENTS Studio, 177 McKee. Mitchell 6 room unfurnished house or Two. unfinished, shed dormer, 1949 Studebaker Champion 4-Door antee. >— terations, additions, cabinets, Pleasant Working Conditions. $22.18 ed. Phone Mitchell 3-6060-MItch- W. Hutchins, Mitchell 9-5132, DEPT. HOURS Motorcycle! 12. prices now. Call Cliff Sebrso, Restaurant, 45 East Center street. Situations Wanted-^ FURNITURE AT . 3-7500. apartment. Manchester or vicin­ fireplace, oil hot water heat, ell 9-3931. Mitchell 3-6231. Sedan. Radio, heater, overdrive. 1951 HUDSON Hollywood. Radio, ceiling.ut uiilbrtunately are not getting room.-, $14,500. H. B. Grady. full cellar, basement garage. FOR CLAS^FIED ADVT. Florists— Nurseries 15 Wallpaper books on request. Also 24 Maple Street Manchester Housee for Sale 7* Exclusive With Mitchell 3-8009. Radio, heatel-, overdrive. 195t .STUDEBAKER, Land Cruiser. THE PERSONAL FINANCE or by job. Dial 5-9553 Rockville married. BED, solid Maple Truetype twin Needs some . Material on MON. THRU FRI. furniture reflnished. Call Gerry. between 8 a. m. and 6 p. m. 19.50 Buick Special DeLuxe 4-Door Radio,, 'heater, Hydramatic. Bu.sinefM Service! Offered 13 Mitchell 9-8866. COMPANY BEDROOM SUITE size poster, was $72.00 . . . $36.00 Wearing Apparel— Fura 57 premises. Now vacant About 44 Sedan. Dynaflow. Ra^io, heater. WHITE OR PURPLE Ulacs. Hen­ VACANT CHARLES W. LATHROP Lots for Sale 7.1 acre land. Howard R. Hastings. 10:30 A. M. $1,995 with new car guarantee. THREE GOOD DIE Makers. Ap­ LIVING ROOM SUITE COCKTAIL TABLE, antique pine 19.50 Chevrolet 2-Door Sedan. Ra­ ry 0- Weir. Mitchell 9-2491. REMODELING— Painting Inside Will employ several men aa ' Dofs— Birds— Pets ~41 6-PC. DINETTE SET twisted legs, was $'72.00 .. .$36.00, Realtor Mitchell 9-1107. SATURDAY 9 A. M. dio, heater. 1949 PLYMOUTH Fordor. Radio ALL ALUMINUM ply 234 Hartford Road. WELL BUILT SJX-ROOM 100 E>st Center Street and out. Papering. .Ceilings whit­ branch manager traineea. Must "WES’nNGHOUSE" ELEC. REF. MIRROR, 24 x 36 Inch Truetyuc GIRL’S BLUE Check, spring coat, GLASTONBURY 1947 Plymouth Special DeLuxe and heater. A real nice car. COMBINATION WINDOWS ened. Call now anc..make all ar­ be high school graduate, college NICE BEAGLE Hound pup cross­ "CALORIC" COMB. RANGE size 8. Phone Mitchell 8-4670. CAPE COD Call MI-9-0384 or MI-3-7856 ANDOVER BOLTOS TOUR COOPERATION WILL Coupe. Radio, heater. $325 down. Roofintc— Sidinir 16 EXPERIENCED, Part time die bred puppies. Zimmerman’s Ken­ Solid maple upright, shell carved ^AND DOORS rangements before the spring training desirable. Age 24-28. •’MAYTAG" WASHER top. was $42.00...... $19.96 MANCHESTER—Six-room Cape Bell Street and Bayberfy COVENTRY BE APPRECIATED 1946 Ford Tudor. Radio, heater. Muat have car. This position of­ makers, evenings and mornings. nels, Lake street. Mitchell 8-6287. ."UNIVERSAL" VACUUM MAN'S GRAY Gabardine topcoat WITH TWO UNFINISHED 1949 MERCURY Qub Coupe. Ra- Immediate Delivery. FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that rush. Call Mitchell 3-8372, if no Apply 234 Hartford Road. BED, Full Size Truetype Solid Cod, four finished, two completely 1941 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan, stay on in any. kind of storm, and an"wer Mitchell 9-0726. Modem fers a splendid opportunity in the "EMERSON” TEI^VISION ' and suit, size 86. Girl's winder Road. Y i Rcfc wooded lots. ANDOVER—95 acres, bam, 28 "tie- 1941 Buick 4-Door Sedan. dlo, heater, overdrive. Excep­ Prompt Service. maple, spool, was $79.00 ...$39.60 Hot water heat, large lot. G.I. roughed in. Full shed dormer, lea- tionally good buy. $360 down. gutters, Conductors and roof re- Ho-ne Decorating Co. consumer finance (ield.^ Salary— Poultry and Supplies 43 Simmons mattress and box spring, coats, skirts, fur jacket, size IZ mortgage may be assumed. Priced ups, silo, 8 rooms and bath, tar Dial MI-3-5121 Work Guaranteed. $282 a month—car allowance—in­ MAN FOR General construction COCKTAIL TABLE, Truetype Mitchell S-5861. than two years old, fireplace, Sizeable frontajpes, hig'h water road, brook. Reduced to $14,900. TRUCK SPECIAL t>air8. Call Coughlin, Mitchell Alexander Smith rugs, inlaid, to sell. blinds, storm windows and 1948 PONTIAC Fordor. Radio, surance. Other benefits Include and grading work. Apply Thomas BROAD-BREASTED Bronze Tur­ lamps, tables, dishes, pots and solid maple drop^eaf, opens t.> table. Newer quality homes Storm Window and Door Specialist. 3-7707. ■creens, large kitchen, hot water TOLLAND — Old 9-room center 1949 Studebaker ’^-Ton, Rack heater, Hydramatirr A real clean ,»je- --- Repairing in group life insurance, vacation: lib­ Cqlla Construction, 249 Broad keys, fresh <’rozcn, 10 to 22 pans. 40 Inches round, >vaa $53.75 $20.85 ARTHUR A. KNOFLA in vicinity. $1,000 each. car, one owner. $395 down. Call for FrcF Demonstration, PARAMOUNT Engineering Com­ eral savings and retirement plan. street. _ ; pounds. Order for Easter. Schaub’s Wanted*—To Bap 58 heat, amesite driveway. 100 x 100 chimney Colonial, modernized, 60 liOst and Foand body. PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY LAMP TABLE, 19^i x 23 H Inches 875 Main Street Est. 1921 acres, small bam, high elevation, No Obligation. pany. Roofing and aiding esti­ Apply 9 A. M, to 5 P. M. Eve­ Turkey Farm, 188 Hillstown road. lot. Priced for quick sale, $12,800. MATPRESS Your uld mattressea APPUCATIONS Now being taken HARTFORD 6-0358 . Truetype solid cherry, drawer un­ Owner on premises Sun­ near parkvSay. Asking $19,900. LOST—Medium Blze male dog, Studebaker Sales and Service 1949 FORD Fordor. Real buy at mates cheerfully given. All types ning hours by appolntment^Mon- WANTED TO BUT - Old Glaas, Phone Mitchell 3-5440 Ebctra lot available. Barbara pteriiizeu and remade like new. for dump truck drivers. Apply AFTER 7 P .-^ . 46-4690 der shelf, was $50.00 ...... $25.00 -China, Picture Frames, Paint­ Evenings; Mitchell 9-5938 day after 3 p. m. white with small black spots. Tol­ $325 down. of roofing and siding r«mples on day through Friday. BABY CHICKS. Specially bred to Wojds. Agent. Mitchell 9-7702. Call ' Jones Furniture and Floor Thomas Colla Construtlon, 249 give you best results. Barred SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT CHEST-ON-CHteST, Tryolean ma­ ings, Furniture, Silver, Lamps, or Mitchell 9-5593 OVER 100 OTHER LISTINGS, land license. Answers to Pepper. CHURCHES MOTOR RALES BILL TUNSKY display at 41 Oak street. F. H. A. If you Have no means of transpor' $2,000. AND UP. Mitchell 9-9095 Covering. 36 Oak. Mitchell 9-1041. Broad street. Rocks for eggs. White Rocks for ple,-7-drawers, was $129.00 $04.50 Etc. For information call Vir­ COBURN ROAD — Seven large For inquiries call Bob Lang, Please call Mitchell 3-8610. 80 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER Ea.sy Time Pa.vments Flnai.cing. Tel. Mitchell 3-8177. PERSONAL tation I’ll send my auto for you. Mitchell 9-9483 meat, parlaon Farm, 136 Sum­ CHEST-ON-CHKST. Tryolean ma ginia Madden, tel. Mitchell 9-3807. rooma, first floor 12' x 25' living Glastonbury 3-3812. FINANCE COMPANY No obligation! SIX ROOM Ranch — Full cellar room, 9’ x 18’ heated sun room, WELLES AGENCY CONNECTICUT Valley Construc­ mer. Mitchell 3-6971, pie, 5 drawers, was $149.00 $74.50 With Bank Rates RUBBISH and Ashes removed. Bonds— Stock.s— WANTED A - L —B—E - R —T—■—S WANTED To Buy — Used guns, and attic. Excellent location, family size dining room, newly re­ South Coventry, Conn. Annoaneementa tion. Guaranteed roofs and siding. STANDING MIRROR for chest or Tel. Pilgrim 2-6872 ’ 941 FORD SEDAN. Radio, heater, Landscaping and gardening done. Mortgages 31 806 Main Street 43-45 Allyn St., Hartford pistols, rifles, shotguns, regard­ $16,000. For appointment please modeled cabinet kitchen, lava­ SOUTH WINDSOR—Foster Road. Immediate service, reasonable Aluminum storm windows and Articles for Sale 45 dressing table, Tryolean maple. call Howard R. Hastings, Mitch­ Acre lota with 100’ frontage. Only a n y TYPE doll repaired, breaaed good condition, green finish. Lots 12M x 18Vi inches, was $14.95 less of age or condition. Tel. tory, center entrance, through BOLTON—Six room single and to order. Specialty collecticn McCLURE AUTO CO., INC. rates. Phone Mitchell 9-0650. gutters. All men protected by In­ Phone Mitchell 9-7430 EXPERIENCED, FLOOR SAMPLE Thor electric ell 9-1107. $850. Call MItcI.ell 3-8274. Hart­ of h'ood transportation In this one. FIRST AND Second mortgages ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ $7.96 Mitchell 3-5717 evenings only. hall. Second floor, 12’ x 25’ master one-car attached garage. Hot pieces restored. Dreaaea copied. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. surance. Three years to pay. Free bought fur our own account. Fast, clothes dryer, regulai $259.95, re­ ford 5-5138. Schwartz Real Es- POWER BURNERS and Range estimates. Call Mitchell 3-7180. RELIABLE MAN able and standard, type^itera ARM CHAIR, "Truetype maple WANTED — Artificial fireplace, OUTSTANDING Value, New ranch bedroom, two other large bed­ . tate. water heat with oil burner. Kaot- Call PIgrf“.’ 2-694B, 373 MAIN STREET confidential aervice. Manchester $90 A WEEK—Guaranteed. Bonu.-- duced to $199.95. Watkins Bros., Btimera expert.y ...cleaned and Alfred Charest, Owner. All makes of adding machines bamboo turned chair, was $29.95 also home for 2 kittens. Phone home, five rooms. For detatbr and rooms, tile bath, two car garage, ty pine kitchen. Open porch. Lot 19.50 CHEVROLET 161" new wheel Investmtnt Coro., 244 Main St. and commlTiion from very start. 935 Main street. . LAND lim e:— Beautify your lawn. serviced. I« t us service and re­ FOR CARE AND sold or rented Repairs on all $14.95 Mitchell 3-7622. appointment call Phil Hallln amesite drive, 60' x 150' lot. TWO LOTS—Southwest corner of 160 feet by 200 feet. Brand new, base Kake body. Carrying ca­ Phone Mitchell 3-5416. Need (1) one to serve establish­ Priced at $17,200. Call Wm. Mc­ Enrich your garden, 85c per 100 pacity is 8000 pounds. Save $1000 Open 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. pair your washing machine or re­ GREAT EASTERN makes. Marlow’s. WALNUT' Finished bed, full size. ARM CHAIR, Truetype maple Agency. Mitchell 9-9221. Irving and Wlndemcre rtreeta. McKinney Brothers. Incorporat­ lb. bag:. Fertilizer In 50 and 100 frigerator. Metro Service. Mitch­ ed local rorte of customers. Must MAINTENANCE OF New springs,'new pillows, mat- spear back, was $30,00 .... $ip.00 WANTED . — Blnoculors, either Bride, Mitchell 3-4816. J. Watson High and dry with seweragj in ed. Phone Mitchell 3-6060-MItcb- over the price of a new truck. ROOFING AND WANTED- $2,000 or $2,500 sec­ be married man with car. Phone 1953 EMERSON 17" Television, BOLTON LAKE—Cozy all year, lb. baga. Free delivery. Call col­ ell 9-0883. ■ tress If desired. Anna C. Marley, SIDE CHAIR, Truetype maple 640 or 740. Contact Thomas Beach, sole agents, Hartford atreet. Inquire 270 Oak atreeti ell 9-3931. Carter Chevrolet Co., Inc., 311 CONSTRUCTION CO. ond mortgage. Reliable party. Manchester Mitchell 3-8892 be­ MACHINERY brand new, J169.95, excise tax four room home, almost new. Oil 2-2116. lect Hartford 8-5143. Main street Mitchell 9-5238. 44 Eldridge afreet. Mitchell spear back, was $24.60 .... $12.25 Hooey, Mitchell 9-3943. 1952 PLYMOUTH. 10,000 miles, A'TTICS AND Barements cleaned. 24 OAK STREET Write Box W. Herald. tween 7:30 and 10:00 p. m. and warranty included. Can ar­ heat, continuous hot water, corner AMSTON LAKE—Large lot $450, $1,700. Tel. Mitchell 9-3952. This will be a second shift po­ 3-5588. SIDE CHAIR, Truetype maple with Wanted— Real Estate 77 HOME SHOE Fitting service. We 1951 CHEVROLET all metal rta- Rubbish and ashes hauled.' All fYour House Doctor) range terms tq Suit you. Mitch­ lot. Immediate occupancy. PricM MANCHESTER only $150 down. Call Mitchell Jobs dona at your convenience. sition. Age to 50 years. Start­ ell 9-C980. SPECIAL THIS week only. Howell fancy cut spear back, wds $27.00 Rooms withoat Board 59 at $8,500. To Inspect call How­ 3-8274, Hartford 5-5138. Schwartz CONSIDBKING 8ELLINO bring Poll Parrot children shoes tlon wagon, fully equipped, ex­ 1948 CHEVROLET Fleetline. Business Opportunities 32 $13.60 right to your home and fit your Reasonable rates. Mitchell 9-3802 Specializing In ing rate $1.40. dinette table and four chairs set, ard R. Haatings. Mitchell 9-1107. COMPACT CAPE COD Real Estate, TOUR PROPERTTT cellent condition throughout. Radio, heater, low mileage, good JIG BORE OPERATOR ATTENTION Ledies! Slip covers STEP TABLE, Truetype solid mu- NEWLY DECORATED, beautiful child expertly at no extra cost. Fully guaranteed. Bank rates tires, fine condition. Priced low. or 9-9791. LIFETUIE SMALL INVESTMENT. Short chroma finish, price. Kemp’s, ly furnished and spacious room. 512,900. Without obligation tc you, wa and drapes' custom made. Re-up-, Inc. ■ pie with drawer, 'was $46.00 MANCHESTEIR — One year old BUILDING LOTS for sale in Bol­ will appraise or make you a caah Call Leonard’s Shoe Store, oppo­ financing. Douglas Motors, 333 Mitchell 9-3083. Aluminum Clapboards hours. Exceptional income. Re- AND MACHINIST ALSO VARIOUS bolstering. Beautiful fabrics, $23.00 The most cojcplete light house site St. James Church, Main MASON, STONE contractor and .garrUon colonial. Six rooms, Six,rooms, one unfinished. Three ton and Glastonbury. Tel. Mitchell offer for property. Sea ut before ^Maln. In Colors llal)le whole.sale concern in order prints, stripes, solids. Expertly keeping facilftlea'' available in baths, fireplace, attic, basement 0-0493. street. Mitchell 9-5036. •cement work. Va entino Bellucci, to e.stabllsh new outlets for whole­ Must have ability to set up and MAGIC CHEF gas stove. Equipped DINING TABLE, Truetype solid bedrooms, living room with fire­ you sell. DRIVE DOWN JO Fern strest, 'Tel. Mitchell 3-.5042. A Complete Home Remodeling FIRST SHIFT OPENINGS finished, $5 down, $2 weekly, for bottled gas, $50. Cal! Mitchell ' maple drop-leaf; 54 Inches round Manchester. Y'ou will marvel at garage, dishwasher, combination place, kitchen, hot water oil heat, 195J OLDSMOBILE Club coup, sale merchandise, such ss candy, have previous experienee on the. cleanliness of tifis building. LOT FOR SALE — Main atreet. BRAE-BURN REALTY REMINGTON and Schick shavers, model 76. Radio, heater. In nice Call 9-5451 ’between 6 and 7:30. Service balance one vgar to pay. Call 3-7727 after 4'p. m. ’ with leaves up, was $82.00 .$41.00 windows, ameslta driveway. Own­ porch, amesite drive, oversize Phone MItcheU 3-6273. HARTFORD ROAD cigarettes, chlorophyll products, all types of machines. Present­ Factory experience helpful. Mrs. Carr, Mitchell 9-7320. Children accepted. Central. Pric­ Building lot, 30 x 108 feet. Busi- parts and service at Russell’s condition throughout. Ekisy terms. LAMP TABLE. Truetype solid er leaving atate. Non-veteran can garage. Ideal location. Convenient COMPLETE Repairs t>y Stuart R. nuts, etc. \V i will furnish all ma­ Ages to 40. Starting rale $1.30. FIBRE RUGS In, stock now. All ed ro reasoqabie ypu’ll gasp! Be near Zone Three. Ideal for small Barber Shop, corner Oak and Douglas Motors, 333 Main street Mitchell 3-8271 ly working overtime. cherry clover-leaf table with finance with about $5,000 down to achool and bua line. A good U/STLNGR Wanted. Single, two- USED CARS Wolcott, A-1 Repair, Sales, on chines and etablish roi-te with­ PARAMOUNT All 'Aluminum colors and sites. 9 x 12 $17.95 sure and see this one. Mrs. Dor­ payment. Manchester, Mitchell buy. business or professional office famlly, ttaree-famlly. bustneas Spruce streets. Phone Mitchell A. V. LINDSAY - Owner out charge for responsible person triple track windows and doorf. spoon legs, was $46.00 .... $23.00 9-5522. BEFORE YOU Buy a used car v.-BshIng machines, vacuum clean- Apply In Person., and up. Phone Mitchell 9-4343, sey, 14 Arch street. 3-7955 for appointment. . building. Near the Center. Mc­ property. Have many caah buy­ and see Bud Michalak, the 'ers, motors, small appliances. who has money to handle his mer­ Also Paramount custom, made Manchester Carpet Center, 308 COCKTAIL' TABLE, Truetype FRANCES K. WAGNER Kinney BroUhers, .Incorporated see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick MANCHESTER Roofing and Sid­ DRAFl'SMAN solid cherry drop-leaf; 40 Inches PLEASANT ROOM, central. Con ers. Murtgages arranged. Please YOUR LOCAL agent for "Mutual Welding. 180 Main street. Phone chandise (or cash. You do not buy Venetian blind.s. Hastings aluml Main street. MANCHESTER—Six room Cape Phone Mitchell 3-6060 - Mitchell call George !<. Orazladlo, Real­ Sales and Service, 285 Main working man’s friend for ing company. AL-o all types of round top with leaves up. was tlnuous hot water. Parking. Gen­ Realtor of Omaha" can now be reached street. MIt.:hell 9-4571. Open eve Mitchell 9-6678. painting and carpentry work the machines but you do keep the Experienced in layout of amail SPENCER awnings and door hoods. Free Cod, 5 finished, oil hot water 9-3931. tor.. MItcheU 9-6878. 10» Heary reconditioned . Electric-gas $62.00 ...... $31.00 tleman. Mitchell 3-4724. by phoning Mitchell 9-7375. In­ nings. Guaranteed work. Phone Mitchell profits. Must have good car, good and complex electro merhani, estimates, no down payment, 3 heat, metal kitchen cabinets, MItchall 9-0028 atreet these extra clean cars at the FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with character, good credit and carry years to pay. Office 41 Oak and oii-gas combination ranges. STEP TABLE, 20 x 32 inches aluminum storm windows, plas­ quiries invited on health and ac­ 9-8933 for free estimates. cal assernhUes. Excellent pos- RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. ROOM FOR Rent, near Center. l l ^ r t Property for Sale 74 linoleum, asphalt tile counter. not less than $500 worth of stock street. Call Mitchell 3-8n7. eve­ Wai'hln'g machines and refrigera­ Truetype solid maple, was $42.00 tered, Insulated. Bus line, new CAPE COD — ATTRACrrivi USTINOS WANTED — Single cident and hospitalization cover 1941 CHEVROLET Convertible. right prices. sibilltiea ko t)ie right man. Heat and hot water. Gentleman Ehepert workmanship, free esti­ All replies contacted. Write Box Chapel Street nings Mitchell 3-4010. Coventry tors $20 to $150. Watkins, 935 $21.00 achool, trees, -garage. Immediate home of six finished rooms, age. Radio, heater, spotlight. Com­ ROOFING. Siding and carpentry. preferred. 37 Foster street SEVERAL ALL-YEAR properties homes, 2-3-4 family houaea, sniaU pletely rebuilt bumper to bumper. mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ Alterations and additions. Ceil­ No. 4404, Wade Sta.. St. Louis 15, -• Pllgriin 2-7318. Main street. GOSSIP BENCH, maple with green occupancy, $12,500. Carlton W. entrance hall, large living at Bolton and Coventry Lake, farm, Manchester, Bolton, VerqoB Mitchell 3-5331. room with fireplace, sunny OAK DELICATESSEN will be Center Motor Sales. 1951 Chevrolet Tudor Fleetllne ■ niture. Oak street. Mitchell ings. Workman.ship guaranteed. Mo. Include phone number. .WANTED— Man for delivery and homoopun seat, was $32.00 . $16.25 Hutchins. Mitchell 9-5132, Mitch­ For appointment pleaae call How­ and Coventry. lApge Uat of biiy« Radio, heater powergllde. Manv 9-1041. STOCK CLERK BRAND NEW 8 'i cu ft. refrigera- BRAND NEW 40" Florence elec­ kitchen, dining room, tile bath, closed for the Passover Holidays A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn •Stock room work. Apply Larsen’s GOSSIP BENCH, all upholstered ell 9-4694. ard R. Hastings’. MItchall 9-1107 ers. What have you? Mortgagee other extras. One owner $1,595. tor, deepfreeze, Tecumseh unit, tric range, three surface units, three finished bedrooma Oarage. Tuesday and Wednesday, March street. Mitchell 3-4860. High School graduate.to assist Hardware, 34 Depot Square. In green plastlc-damssk; blonde ROOM AND Board, gentleman. arranged. Howard R Raatlnar, DeCORMIER MOTORS, INC. RAY’S o n . BURNER .SERVICE— five year guarantee. No down pay­ convenient doepwiell cooker, one CAPE COD—Dormers. Four down. Immediate occupancy. Madeline BLOCK ISLAND, Rhode island— .31 - April 1. Help Wanted— Female 35 in various stock duties. A good legs, rail trim, was $59.00 .$29.50 Phone Mitchell 3-7675. MItcheU 9-1107. 1960 Chevrolet Tudor Like new. Repair and service oil burners. RAY’S ROOFING Company. Gut­ ment. 24 months. Mitchell 9-0980. year warranty, $219.95, one Second floor Insulated. Ready to Smith, Realtor. Mitchell 9-1642, Two, three and four room apart' Furnaces cleaned. 24-hour serv­ WANTED—Experienced fruit and OCCASIONAL CHAIR, blondj CREAM PUFF SPECIAL! One, owner, only $1195. ter work, roof and chimney re­ WANTED—Comptometer operator job for an aggressive man. produce man. Full or part time. only at $164.95. Watkins ’ Bros., FURNISHED Room for rent. Con- finish. Amesite drive, Comblna-^ Mitchell 3-4679. ments furnished, located on five LIST YOUR home now with the Peraonals ice. Telephone Mitchell 9-4901. and pay roll clerk with national AUTOMATIC DE-FROST IT, $7.95 935 Main street. frame, black cover, was pairs. Free estit.istes gladly Manchester Public Market. $54.50 ...... $27.25 tinuoi-s hpt water and shower. tion storm sash and doors. Lot' acres of beautiful, groundr. Near E a E Agency for a sale whan 1951 WILLYS 4-CYL. 1949 Chevrolet Fordor Deluxe— given. Ray Hagenow, Mitchell food company. 5-day - 40 hour regularly $9.98. Defrosts every 80 X 180. For appointment please MANCHESTER _ Ideal ranch you want it. MItcheU 9-8716 any THE PROSPECT Hill School for WINDOW SHADES made to order WE BUY and sell good used furni­ Private entrance. For reliable, churches, stores and beaches Fully equipped $1095. 9-2214. Ray Jackson, Mitchell week, 9 paid holiday.:- a year, paid PRODUCTTION CONTROL NEED 3 MEN—18 to 40. to deliver night. No messy defrosting. More TABLE LAMP, modem black and call Howard R. Hastings, Mitchell home of two bedrooms, dining time. young children. Transportation STATION WAGON and installed. Venetian blinds efficient. Saves qipney. Cole ture, combination ranges, gas bras.i with matching shade, was temperate gentleman. 101 C3ieet- $2,000 and up. No repairs needed. 3-8325. vacations, group insurance and catalogs snd merchandise part nut street. 9-1107. room, kitchen and exceptional Just 'move In for summer. Write furnished. Mra. Lela Tybur, dlrec 1948 Chevrolet Tudor — Excellent and curtain rods. 24 hour service. CLERK Motors Servlcenter, 436 Center. ranges and heaters. Jones Furni­ $34.50 ...... i ...... $17.’25 Copper Bronze Color. I>x>ks Like hospitalization insurance benefits time for local Fuller Brush Men. living room with flroolace. 12' Harold J. Dwyer, R.F.D. No. 2 ARE YOU Ready to iwU your prop­ tor. Phone Mitchell 9-5767. con.1ltlon--$945. Estimates gladly given. Fagan ture Store, 36 Oak. Mitchell STANDING MIRROR. 1.3 x 15*4 BOLTON—Six room single, steam picture window, attached garage erty? We have ready buyara New. Dtreotional Signals. Heater. Window Shade Co Route 44 at pleasant working conditions, good To aaaiat in production control No sslling. Hqurly rate. Car use­ SHED FOR SALE. Clapboard sid­ 9-1041. ATTRACTIVE Housekeeping room Andover, Conn. Defraaters. Overdrive. starting salary. Apply at the ful. Write Box R, Herald, stating inches antique gold leaf; can be for business girls. Washer and all heat with oil, garage with' work­ with 14’ X 26’ aun-deck. Awnings waiting for property In Mancnaa- BALLARD’S Driving School. Man­ 1946 Chevrolet Club Cotipe—A real Bolton Notch. Mitchell 9-4473. Roofing 16-A aaaignmenta_, purchaaing du- ing. suitable for garage. Reason^ hun't from ring at top, was chester's oldest Thousands of A One Owner Car. Wonder Bakery. 521 Connecticut character references.- home conveniences. 82 Garden shop attached, good large lot. for front of house and aun-deck. Suburban for Sale 7& ter and vicinity. Oatto and Co., nice car $695. 'ties, pricing and Invoices. Ex­ able. Inquire 91 Main street. $17.50 ...... $8.73 Quick occupancy, $11,800. S. A. Hartford 5-9108, evenings 8-898a> accident free instruction hours. ' Only $395.00 Down At ROOFIN':— Specializing in repair­ Boulevard, Ea.s't Hartford, Conn. STOP AT street. This is a builder's own home, l)Uilt ANDOVfcR—New six room ranch, ' Hundreds of satisfied students. ALL KINDS of carpentry work. ing roofs of all kinds. Also oew No telephone call.s. cellent opportunity. LOAM, Dark rich cultivated Grade GOSSIP BENCH, mahogany finish, Beechler, Realtor. Phone Mitchell with the best of materials. An atUched garage, full, dry cellar. or MltoheU S-8»4g. 19-50 Ford V-8 Custom Fordor— * WANTED CHAMBERS’ FURNITURE ROOM FOR Gentleman. Break- For appointment tel. Mitchell DeCORMIER MOTORS, INC. Reasonable rate.-. Mitchell 9-4291. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys No 1, $3 cu. yard. Grade No. 2, blue seat, waa $29.95 ...... $14.98 3-6969. exceptional buy at $16,500. Call Buyer may .select own color Radio and heater $1295. PART TIME sales clerk for jewel fait If desired. Continuoi's hot 9-3243. 24 Maple Street Manchester cleaned, repaired. 26 years’ ex $2 cu. yard’. Delivered in trupk AT THE GREEN GOSSIP BENCH, all upholstered Wm. McBride, Mitchell .3-4816. .1. scheme. In paint and wall piq>er. Legal Notice ry f-tore. Thursday evenings and water Very tentrsl. Phone Mitch­ BOLTON, LAKE Street— Three 1939 Chevrolet — All good tires, ,lX)ORS OPENED^ keys fitted, perienca. Free eatimatea. Call GRAY RESEARCH MAN TO WORK PART TIME load lots. Screened sand, stone, For Complete Selection of in beige plastic-dnmaEk, mahog­ Watson Beach, aole agents, Hart­ Tile bath, steel. cabinet kitchen, NOTICE 18 OIVBN OF llEARINd in EWJOY A Driver's license. For ex­ copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, ail day Saturday. Must be over fill and gravel delivered. Order any legs, was $44.50 ...... $22.25 ell 9-0513. bedroom ranch of'pecent construc­ ford 2-2115. Room U6, 8Ut* Office Bulldina. 1(5 1940 MERCURY Tudor sedan. good rtmnlng condition $150. Kowley. Manchester Mitchell extensive views, opposite new Capitol Avenue. Hertfoitl. on Tuesday, pert Instruction call the Manches­ guns, etc., repaired. Shears, 3-5361. 18 years of age. Selling experience AND DEVELOPMENT IN GAS STATION now. Nussdorf Construction Co. HOME FURNISHINGS tion, occupied only four months. Good mechanical condition. Radio CEDAR CHEST, Modem blondo PLEIASANT, Furnished room with Owner transferred out of state. achool. 200' X 160’ lot. Well worth April ai. IWl, at 10:M a. m.. on AppU- ter Driving Academy. Pilgrim 1937 FORD Four-door, radio, heat­ knives, mowers etc. pul into con­ desirable but not necessary. Ex­ Phone Mitchell 9-740$. Full Line of Seaiy Mattresses oak with drawer, was $69.95 BRICK FRONT home of seven while at $18,900. Call Wm. Afc- cation B-551S of BRUNO W. 8’CULA. and heater, $175. Call Mitchell COMPANY Hours 6 P. M. to 10 P. M. 8cmi-[.rivate kitchen privileges. Large kjtehen, dining area, fire­ RFD No, I, Colcheeter. Connecticut, (or 2-7249. er. Good tranaportatlon. Mitchell dition for coming needs. Braith- cellent salary for the right per­ From $39.50 to $79.95 , $39.93 rooma. Bi'ilt 1861. Three bed­ Brid:, Mitchell 3-4816. J. Watson 3^6589 between 6 and 9 p. m. waite. 52 Pearl street. son. Write Box Z, Herald. 14" ZENITH table model T-V.. Ex- Suitable for two. Mitchell 9-4428. place in large living room, garage authority to tranapnrt (or hire aa a 9-2176. Also Man To Work Sundays Appliances and “TV. CEDAR CHEST. Modem oak. rooms and lavatory on aecond Beach, sole agents, Hartford motor contract carrier poultry amt FLORIST TELEGRAPH Heating— Plumbing 17 Hilliard Street Mancliester callent for'den or cottage. U.H.F. in basement, amesite drive, 100’ floor. Lar";c living room with hre- dairy feed and Utter between ra!'aid- 1941 PONTIAC sedanette, radio, 1942 FORD Tudor. Reconditioned ANTIQUES Reflntshed. Repairing WANTED—Bakery saleslady. Ap 501 Middle Turnpike, East wheat finish, was $69.50 . .$39.73 AT THE CENTER—aean, com- X 286’ lot. Priced to seU. Call Wm, 2-2115, DELIVERY SERVICE See Van (or Interview ' tuner, $75. Phone Mitchell 9-5650. nlace. Hot water oil heat. Garage. inf a at Manchester, Hebron. Eaat heater, 1941 Nash 600, economy Motor. Radio, heater, gocvl tires, done or any furniture. Tleman, GUARANTEED Plumbing and 'piy mornings. No phone call.- CEDAR CHEST, Modern gray “wal­ fortable roogn in quiet home, 20 McBride, Mitchell 3-4816. J. Wat­ Hampton. Colcheater and Myatic, and heating. Alterations and new Hours: Wadsworth tlreet. Rear norch. Price $16,000. Made­ all pptnta In Connecticut. TO' ALL PARTS car, 1940 Buick four-door. Excel­ Excellent condition, $300. Mitch­ 189 South Main atreet. Phone please. Kav’s Pastry. 183 North nut, automatic tray, was $54.95 son Beach, role agents, Hartford South Coventry, High Street lent condition, 1940 Oldsmnbile work. Perma gla*s electric and “ A GOOD PLACE 9 :30 A. M. to 5 :00 P. M., $27.45 line Smith, Realtor. Mitchell Quick, Dependable, Efficient ell 9-,50f2. Mitchell 3-5643. Main street. VAN’S SERVICE STATION LAWN ROLLING TIME! 2-2115. 9-1642 or 3-4679. Pl^BLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION. fordor, real clean family car. Cen­ gas water heaters sold and in­ 7 :30 to 8:30 P. M. PLEASANT ROOM for gentle- 8-ROOM FARMSTEAD Louia B. Warren, Secretary. TO WORK” CREDENZ A-DRESSER, Gen. Ma­ man. Near Cheney's snd Main CALL ANDERSON ter Motor .Sales, 461 Main street. WIRING INSTALLATION of all stalled. Time payments arranged WANTED—Laundre.ss. Expert on 427 Hartford Road LARGE SIZE hogany 63'a inches wide, 4 VERY DESIRABLE Seven room MANCr^ESTER—Six room Cape HOME — $23,500 types. No Job too. small. Peter Skelley Brothers, Mitchell 9-8714 woolens and mending. Gentle (treet. Mitchell 9-9659. GREENHOUSES Open evenings until 9. DeCORMIER TWO FLOOR models Ironrite Iron- drawers. 3 tray-drawers, pigeon­ Dutch colonial. Excellent eondl- Cod, in good location. Near Pantaluk, 40 Foster street. Phone man’s ’.vaah every other week LAWN ROLLER — $21.95 (About 60 yeara old), renovated MOTOR SALES. INC. er.s. Worth-while r?ductions. hole c’ompartments behind tam­ Uon, new roof, now paint. Private school and on bus line. Oil hot Mitchell 3-848fi 19,50 BUICK super four-door Mitchell 9-7303. A PLUMBING shop at your door Write Box TS. Herald. for comfortable living. Attached No time lost. New work. Altera­ Kemp’s Inc. bour doors, waa $335.00 . .$167.50 FURNISHED ROOM for rent. rale. No agents. Phone 9-6650 for water heat. Fireplace. Hardwood outbuildings (or chicliens or live­ Day or Evening Riviera, two-tone green. Dyna­ particulars. RISLEY'S flow white wall tires, fully equip­ FAMILY CAR SPECIAL! REFRIGKRATICN Service, com­ tions, copper piping, fixtures, hot WAITRESS WANTED at Bar-B- BURPEE SEEDS GROW! MIRROR f.jr above, 34 H x 52 Call Mitchell 9-5092. floors. Tile bath.' Extra lavatory. stock, over 5 acres of cleareqiand ,WHITE Bengal combination gas inches mahogany shadow-box "Toar FrlMkDy M ather 155 Eldridge Street ped. Mitchell 9-0.538. mercial and domestic. See our water automatic heaters. Youngs­ Q-Hut. Call Mitchell 9-8217. Mrs BOWERS SCHOOL Area—Offer- Garage. Priced right. E snd E enclosed by beautiful stone "walla, 99 SuiaaMr Btreet 194fi CHEVROLET display of guaranteed used refrig­ We Have All Kinds o f, FldWer stove, oil burner section used only frame, gold beading, was SSO.?.*; Agency. Mitchell 9-8715 any time. high elevation affords wireeping town sinks sold. Estimates glad­ Nelson. and Vegetable Seeds in ^ock. ed for first time. Charming six WANTED- Rids to Pratt and 1948 CHEVROLET Conv'ertlhle 2-DOOR SEDAN erators George H. Williams As- ly given. C. O. Lorentsen. Mitch­ WANTED WANTED few months. Very good condition, $29.85 Tenements 68 view. Over 400 feet of frontage on Tul. MI-3.8080 Whitney from vicinity of Oak Cali Mitchell 9-5975. room colonial in Immaculate con­ Sp e c i a l - -Must be sold quickly, High Street, running to Wall Street coupe,, radio, heater, beautiful f-oclates 260 Tolland "Turnpike. ell 9-7636. ARE YOU Looking for a conven­ TRIPLE DRESSER BASE, 60 Apartments->-Flat^— dition. Built 1939. Large pleasant street, fir.it shift. Mitchell 3-4607. See Our Large Stock! inches Genuine Mahogany, banded edge of town—5-room ranch, one with frontage access/hiakes land FREE DEUVERY green finish. In excellent condi­ Tu-Tone Blue. Very ('lean. Manchester. Phone Mitchell ient way to earn money? We have FOR SALE—Florence combination living room, fireplace. Three bed­ Radio. Healer. Defrosters. HEATING Fronr. A, to Z. Con TYPIST and Inlaid, 12 drawers, ’was TWO ROOM apartment with year o'd, large kitchen and living Ideal for subdivision./ Wa Give S4bH Oreea Stampa. tion throughout. Interior very 9-3.585, nights Mitchell 3-7691. an opening for local mature wom­ BUDGET CENTER oil and ga.s range. Norge refrig­ private ba'th. Also light house­ rooms and tile bath upstairs. Open clean. Douglas Motors, 333 Main ■■ version burners, boller-bumer an. Write Box D Herald. Woman To Do $345 00 ...... $172.50 room, flreolace, oil hot water’heat, Excluslv^t With Automobiles for Sale 4 with dictaphone experience and 91 Center St. Mitchell 3-4164 erator, good condition. Tel. keeping rooms. No objection to attic. This home Is fully insulat­ street. Only $195.no Down At MANCHESTER TV Service, radio units, complete heating systems. MIRROR for above, 30'4 x 46'4 plastered walls, full cellar, ga- Moon-Hophina bookkeeping ma­ , 9-9130. children. On bus line. Inquire 24 ed, has storm windows and mere, bus line, achool. Onlv $12,- RICHARD B. MOORE UNTIL 1 f. M. 1952 CHEVROLET- Convertible. and TV specIsILsts since 1934. All work guaranteed. Time pay­ EXPERIENCED Stenographer, inches upright, was $66.00 . $32.50 DeCORMIER MOTORS, INC. chine operator. 5-peratlon Solicited 1951 FORD CUSTOM V-8 T. V. .SERVICE, $2 .50 per call. PLUMBING And heating. Special­ Apply in Parson and sills good used furniture and MANCHE.STER—An exceptional­ has .. 90’ frontage. Make this a CAPE COD'—Six rooms flnt'lied. lnc„ 311 Main street. Mitchell 8 to 4:30, five day week. Salary antiques. Phone Mitchell 9-7966. 19.50 NASH 600 2-

SATURDAY. MARCH 28. 1953 iJJanrlfM tpr lEttif^nUtg Average Daily Net Prem Run For the Week Eaded the tourney. It has become known March 28, 19.58 The W ith er About Town as the ’Toumatnent o f Measles.'' Concordia Plans Forecoot of D. 8. Weather Bureau From reports we get from a Betrothed 10,933 Heard Along Main Street mother of a local boy who played Windy, occasional rain tonight. Alexander W. Martin, aviation in the tourney, about six boya have Double Services alectiiclan'a mate third ctaaa, Member of the Audit Minimum $.5. Tuesday, cloudy, And on Some o f Manchester's Side Streets^ Too already come down with measles. Bureau ef Circulations USN, son of Mr. and Mr*. Alex Seems one lad participating with RANGE and FUEL OIL Manchester-—A City of Village Charm poasIMe showers. Martin o f 1 McCabe street, i* en­ a visiting team had the measles Qn Palm Sunday joying a winter cruise aboard the but was unaware of the fact. His escort aircraft carrier USS Saler­ Two Sugars? .attention. We investigated and teammates and competitors, one 24 Hour Deliyery Service no Bay, which is now undergoing A homemade motor scooter has.. discovered Dad taking two or Two Palm Sunday services at 9 VOL. LXXII, NO. 152 (Claaolfled Advertlalag ea Pag* 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 30. 1953 by one, came down with the ill­ and 10:30 a. m., will mark (he be­ (SIXTEEN PAGES) training in the Caribbean Sea. been the subject of discussion at three brisk laps around his house, ness. PRICE FIVE CENTS one Center street service station He was dressed, though, so we The Meriden club had three boys ginning of Holy Week at Ckincor- Auxiliary Police are requested to during the past week. The suppose it wasn’t too strange, missing from the last game It dla Lutheran Church tomorrow. report at the Police Station during scooter was designed and built by We’ve concluded that it runs in played, because of measles. Some Pastor Brandt will preach on, “The M ORIARH BROTHERS next week for assignment to sruls- a first class mechanic. the family, because we’ve seen boys played without knowing they Great Commandment" at both ser­ 315 CENTER STREET TEL. MI-3-5135 UN Careful *r duty. A friend wanted to try out the hi* young son, who started walk- had caught the spots. It means a scooter. He did and landed in ing only a few months ago. run vices. Stassen Raps few days out of school for those Henry F. Dawnorowits. interior the haspital emergency room for in tight circles for a half hour at fellow* while the remaining com­ . Sunday School children will at­ communications electrician third treatment. a time. petitor* are waiting and hoping tend the early service, and the O f Reids on class, USN, son of Mr. and Mr*.. Another fellow wanted to take This theory, we re about con- Children’s Choir,*- directed by Mr*. Red China Premier they didn’t catch ’em. Peter Dawnorowitz of 185 Irving a short ride on the scooter. He vinced. is a good one. The other Edward Walters will aing. Their street, is serving aboard the At­ did. and although he didn t fall or afternoon we Just happened to be Reverse Shift anthems will be, "Palm Branches” lantic fleet minesweeper USS by Faure, and "Faithfully Abide McCarthy for P O W Swap need hospital treatment, he had, looking nut our living room win- A young Main street business­ Sprig. The Sprig at present is tak­ experience. ^ow for about a half hour when the Joyful Hymn” by Peery. ing part in a combined Navy and man waa Absent from his place of While on his maiden scooter! Mother Anally came out with the business for a few weeks and his The Senior Choir, dlfected by United Nations, N. Y., Marine training exercise being ride he stopped at the Center for Ivan Beckvylth, will lead the wor­ held from the Caribbean area to two toddlers. She wasn’t dre.ssed absence was noted by a friend. NOTICE March 30— (A*)—a Peipin? .several cups of coffee for the too warmly and we didn’t think OnA day recently the friend saw ship at the 10:30 service. Their the shores o f North Carolina. "hoys at the station." The con­ anthems will be: "Ride On! Ride radio broadcast indicating, a Plan to End they’d be out very long, but' we the businessman walking along Harming^ Ike tainers were placed In a hag and were fooled. On!” by George, "Paint Branches” The Flushing Of The Water possible break in the dead­ Korea Main street, and he was reportedly Ralph M. Fisher, superintendent the driver started for the station. using crutches. FlMt- Studio. by Faure, tnd „Faithfuny Abide locked Korean prisoner of Of production at Burr Nurseries ,Iu.sl aa he rounded the corner at They were in that cold outside Jeanne E. McCarthy with Him” by Kessel. Four young- will discuas "Shrubs and Tree* for the Center, the scooter took off. for about an hour and a half. Naturally when ihe two stopped people will be confirmed at this Mains Will Be started Tuesday, Washington, March 30— • government to negoUat* an sgree- war issue was greeted with — Not ateafjy, you know. First the Your Home Grounds" at the new The coffee bag went flying and to talk the first subject of con­ Mr, and Mra. Edward F. Mc­ service: Henry Custer, Ronald — Harold E. Stassen told Sen. guarded optimism at UN three of them would circle around versation was the mishap which March 31, and Continue Until Marlin Makes First Call on Town’s New Switchboard lanacaping course at the Manches­ landed in the road. The driver Carthy of 133 Florence street an­ Gustafson. Janis Koeftsch, and Wil­ McCarthy (R „ Wis.) to hlS Xhe state department an- headquarters toda.v. ter Evening School Monday night. the house. Then Mother would had so Incapacitated the business­ liam Mitchell. The broadci^ quoted Red Chi­ Proposition brought the scootor under control wander over to the rear door aniK nounce the engagement 'and ap­ and went hack for his coffee. man as to make It necessary for Completed. face today that he is "under- nounoed today that Greece al­ nese Premier (%ou En-lai aa sug­ sta/t to go In. Then she’d stop and proaching marriage of their On Holy Thursday. April 2. at ready ha*' put into effect a new .Inst aa he was ready to pick him to remain at home and to use daughter. Miss Jeanne Eleanor mining” this nation’s foreign gesting immediate reparatrlation The Hartford County Federa­ walk around to the front. Same crutches. Communion service at 7:30 p. m„ order prohibiting Greek-fWg slilpa tion of Democratic Women’s Clubs up the hag a car whizzed by and McCarthy to Edward Paul Moske. policy. McCarthy retorted of prisdhers who want to go home procedure. Back onto the lawn It seems that the unfortunate the sermon meditation will be from trading with the Com­ Like India^ will meet Tuesday evening at 8 that was the end of the coffee. again, the trio would trot. Mother son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moske ‘Love and the C?ross.'’ that his staff has “acepm- munists. and putting others in custody of a o'clock at the Hotel Bond in Hart­ Both front and hack wheels did a man had attempted to ride up the of 52 North street. THE MANCHESTER neutral state until their fate is would bend down once in a while, stairs of his home In an auto­ On Good Friday, April 3, Con­ plifihed what you and Dalles The order approved March 23 by ford. The nominating committee crushing good job. pick up a twig or blade of grass, The wedding date ia set for Sat­ cordia will have three services. At the Greek Council of Minister's determined. This, at first glanc*, will b^ appointed by County mobile and apparently he had urday, May 2, in St. James’ did not accomplish.” And, he appeared' strikingly similar to UN Allied Bids then throw it away. inadvertently shifted into reverse 9:30 a. m. there will be a German WATER CO. said, he and his subcommit­ prohibits all ships registered under President Helen Fitzpatrick at Tivig Hunt So It went on. Once in a while Church. Communion service with Rev. W. Greek law from calling at any port proposals. this time and plans will be made whllb making the ascent. Or so we tee will go right on negotiat­ TTie British delegation issued a The house is in a nice neigh­ the three of them would duck down were told. Wedel of New York City as guest under Communist control, or porta By JOHN RANDOLPH for the fashion show and a trip borhood and the family fa young the rear hatchway Into the cellar. preacher. Pastor Wedel Was a ing agreements for the re­ In mainland China and North formal statement calling the state­ to Washington. All Manchester Upon further investigation we faf-reaching effects. In fact a Mom, Pop and two chiidrent Then nut they’d come again, and strong possibility _exists that the German missionary in China until moval of ships from Red Korea, a spokesman said. ment "most encouraging," but Tokyo. Tuesday. March 31 members are invited to attend. the trotting twig-hunt would re­ found that he had, stepped on a saying “tt will be for London to seem friendly enough, but we toy automobile while going up and whole philosophy of traffic plan­ Communist advances halted his trade. Lincoln White, State depart­ — (/P)— Premier Chou En-Iai have never been able to get away sume. ning will be changed as the re­ work there. ment press secretary, said the decide the exact implications.” of Communist China last Willard J. Marvin of 73 Oak- from the feeling that there Is the auto suddenly went back down. wood road, who makes his head- Dad finally broke the ice when So did he. sult of Kennedy’s new concept. From noon to 3 p. m. Concordia Washington, March 30— Greek decree "had the effect of * Beat Offer Yet night offered a plan to end .something strange about them. he arrived home from work. They In a discussion about traffic law immediately, although it is Leslie K. Monco of New Tlealand epikrters at the branch in Hart­ He is now progressing nicely. will take part with St. Mary’s (JP) — Harold E. . Stassen, the war in Korea similar tb ford, has been attending a "new Nothing serious, you understand. all greeted him as if he’d 6een In a spot in town the director said Episcopal Cniurch and Emanuel subject to ratification by the said "It is better than anything Just little things. Greek parliament. 'Its effect is the Indian proposal befoib developments'* training course gone for a month. But then the What’s In A Name? he had witnessed many "near- Lutheran C3iurch in a three-hour Mutual Security director, to­ we have had before.” conducted by the Sherwin-Wil­ Like the morning when it was whole family entered the house haps" thfre. Several persons service at Emanuel Lutheran OAK day accused Sen. McCarthy binding on all ships of the Greek Sir Percy Spender of Australia the United Nations w h iS This may come aa a surprise to liams Company in Cleveland, Ohio. raining. We just happened to peacefully enough, and there was present made mental notes to re­ Church. Meditations will be cen­ registry.” said "if the foreign minister of Chou once coldly injected. *• residents of Williams and Ed­ (R„ Wis.) and the Senate In­ Cite* Greek Decree Maitied to the former Louise be watching when Dad came out nothing to indicate that anything wards streets but they're not liv­ member that word ^—"nearhaps" tered around the Seven Words of the People’s Republic of China is unusual had been going on. DELICATESSEN vestigations subcommittee of In 'announcing the agreement It also resembled a plan ad­ Lawrence, the couple has two chil­ to pick up his paper. He came out and one or two even jotted it C!hrist on the Cross. At 7:30 p . m. correctly reported, liia statement ing on those streets. For that mat­ with Greek ah'-' owners Saturday, vanced by Allied negotiator^ dren, 4-year-old John and 4-weeks- the back door and walked to the That’s what we mean, though. ter, General Manager Richard down. an Engli.sh service will be held at 35-A OAK St r e e t t e l . m i 9-8244 "undermining” the work, of taken with other recent state­ eld Christopher. front, where the boy had left. it. Little things like that. Probably Martin and everybody else on Har­ Aipong those who set the word Concordia. The sermon subject will executive agencies seeking to McCarthy calltd attention to the ments made in Moscow appear at at Panmunjom last year. He had a raincoat on, too, one of very good explanations for ail of vard road may actually be living on paper that it might not be lost be: "How to Remember Christ.” cut off trade between the Greek government decree and said first sight to suggest a possible Peiping broadcast a atatemei^ those transparent ones. That them. She told us, for example, at a wrong address, too. forever to posterity was a visit­ FOR YOUR his action went "far beyond it." basis far discussion.” by the Red premier—the eecend after we had tactfully broached PASSOVER SHOPPING CONVENIENCE We.st to Iron Curtain areas. He B^d he felt President Elsen­ »PP«ently concUlatory move by wasn’t .what bothered us. What You see, a special subcommittee ing expert who is currently act­ "You ar* in effect undermining An American source said the re­ seemed rather strange was that the subject, that the rea.son for of Heard Along Main street haa ing as an advisor to a top local WE WILL BE hower “and Secretary of State port should be viewed with the Rada In four days—which p r i the twig-hunt episode was that and harmful to our objective,” Dulles "will be pleased.” posed: «• Dad had .nothing on under the come across Information that administrative head. LAND. SURVEYING Stassen told McCarthy to hi* face "healthy skepticism.’’ He said the raincoat but a pair of shorts. she had locked herself out of the leads it to suspect that the legal He and the admini.strator have OPEN SAT„ SUN„ M0N„ MARCH 28-29-80 Stassen disagreed. U. S. views such broadcasts and all prisonOrs of war go SHOE REPniR hou.se and had to wait until hubby at a televised hearing of McCar­ The Mutual Security chief’s at­ home who chooae to return. Then there was the time we names of the above-mentioned since given a great deal of Edword L. Dovif, Jr. thy’* subcommittee. recent peace talk in Moscow as came home about midnight. The got home with his key. highways are Edward (not Ed­ Many of our Passover foods make ideal Lenten meals. titude clearly annoyed McCarthy "straws In the wind. The question • "neutral thought to the "nearhap” concept There was a sharp edge in Stas- sUta —Chou did not name the noise of running feet caught our Perfectly logical, you see. But wards) street, William (not Wil­ and have concluded It a valuable Registered Land Surveyor MatzOs, Matzn Meal, Talgleeh. Compote and Gefilte Fish. who told Stassen: is to decide, how strong is the we can’t help wondering. . . . Closed Tuesday and Wednesday, March 31, April 1 aen’s voice a* he spoke. "I frankly feel that we are help­ From hi* office la the Municipal Building, General Manager RIoh-i I * " " " Compoa.v’a local office, ami Thomas F. Ganley,“ | ^ t Mrolro state—all prisoners who refuM to liams) street And Harvard street addition to the tools of traffic 15 Proctor Road Maneheotar Stassen was referring to Mc­ straw and how hard ia the wind go home. (not road), regardless of what ing you.” ^blowing” ard MorUn on Saturday dials the first call to go thfough the aew seated, see to It that everything ia in proper order. Mrs. research. TEL.. MITCHELL S-70I8 Carthy’s ann-iincement Saturdav 8. The neutral state would allow Sport Spot* street signs «ay. Instead of determining where He disclaimed any desire or Rajeshwar Dayal. chief perms-' switchboard located In another part of the building. uothlng to do with out- [iilllHnlumfliTj that the subcommittee staff, had effect of undermining. represmUttves of each aide to ex­ There was an Intermediate bas­ The evidence the subcommittee traffic controls should be placed We carry a complete line of Isaac G6llis Kosher Delicates­ negotiated an agreement with nent At one point Stassen demanded country plain to the priaonere what their ketball tournament staged at the has to go on, which, for the first and what controls should be put sens and imported foods. Greek owners of 242 ships that ■r“ " " sr-""™ ’•™ daclalon would mean. ^ r^ioTAnrRiEs East—Side Rec la^t week. Teams two streets, anyway, it feels Is there on the basis of a count of to know whether the subcommit­ oneri m e * plano s I a ** - noted___ • that the reso-, ~ ' — — i. — i ...... ______J ALL MAKES DON’T FORGET WE OPEN SUNDAY AT 8:00 A. M. . they would break off all trade with tee in making the agreement had Roleea Old Qneettoa from the eastern and central parts pretty strong, is this; When old traffic mlahaps they say almost North Korea and Communist lutlon is still on the books and I O ■ • 1 T 1 of the state, such as Rockville. Deacon Henry Griswold cut up his without smiling, why should the China. agreed to call off an investigation Like their agreement Mat week of the Greek owners who signed. the Communists are free to accept | 0 0 to exchange sick and wounded P Arthur Drus Storesj Stafford Spring*. Norwich and land into streets he made the one determination not be made on the Constitutional Questinu it Asked if India would serve that joined Oakland and North QUINK’S "That is no concern of yours, as prisoner*, thia indicated a mom Meriden, competeiTIn the event. basis of a nearhap count? McCarthy’s move had raised a* proposed ROKs Repel Reds; River Rises A new name has been tagged to School street after a nephew Mr. Stassen,” McCarthy .retorted concIllatofy'V attitude. But C3ioa Added to the count of the num­ constitutional question, since it is by Chou, he said India waa not niaed doubts as to whether thff named Edward. ber of automobiles using a particu­ Urtly, but not before Francis D. PHARMACY the President who is charged with Flanagan, the aubcommittee’a neutral, but had supported the U N ; Communists ever would acesA So much for that. lar street, the number of accident* the conduct of foreign affairs un­ effort in Korea, i Now, the evidence in the Wil­ chief counsel, had responded "ab­ By Reds in voluntary rspotriatlen o f prison- there, the number of fatal acci­ der the Constitution. solutely not.” The UN has not yet received' Marines on Vegas Again After srs, ths only Isaus blocking ai liam or Williams street case is dents, the pumber of pedestrian HOW ABOUT THAT GARAGE? It waa not clear whether Mc­ M y formal communication from i armistica. : similar. When north end property The new Greek government de- envolvement accidents, the number OPEN SUNDAYS Carthy’s subcommittee. In by­ Chou on tho Isauo. "It must bs pointed out that bi belonging to-a family named White of accidenta In which the driver Is passing the executive branch of Italy Fails was cut up into streets about 25 Koop That Cor Out of SUN, SNOW , RAIN, Etc. ^Cnntlnued on Page Eleven) Recall Earlier Offer Seoul. March 30— (/P) — • ing knocked off three times In the Heavy Rain advancing this proposal wa by no at fault, and ail the other data used Informed sources a$ld the 60- means rslinquiah the principle «* years ago, the resulting highways by traffic planners would be the 9A.I|.to1P.M . South Koreanvtroopg threw | ’^****’ •>l'x»ly spring feeler drive on were named after White children nation political comlttee is about relesM and repatriation of war II number of "nearhaps"—broken to taka up the problem of Korea Rome, March 30— (/P)— A back a Chinese Red drive on | By 'THB ASSOCIATED PREM priaonara Vrithout delay ofU r tha Henry. Hudson, Harlan and Wil­ down, of coui-se, into the appro­ liam. 6P.M.to9P.M. NOW Is the Time to Build It again as part of a Pollah "peace Communist call for a 16-hour Christmas Hill on the eastern n . S sm:^h"ed The Connecticut River, *1- o p t i o n of hosUUtles , . . a»3 priate kinds of "nearhaps" with a package. They recalled that Of course, it’s possible that method for measuring the degree Eisenhower Set to Gut nationwide strike met with front in a driving snowfall to- R*d drive mi Vegas lat* yesterday ready far over its banks and FREE when Edward and William streets every Kerea debate in the UN so day as 'U. S. Marines dug i n up » Red force massing "Nor do we ooknowledge till) % 0t Anslush of nearness of the "nearhaps." only scant success tciday a.s far has been preceded by a Peip­ Bwiriing high between the aeaarUon of the United Natioog were deeded to the town, the let­ Why wait until accidents hap­ the Red.s, already out-voted firmlv on bloodv ontnnst attack last night with ter "S" was added to both of ing radio "offer” which, on ex­ v l a l e In ?. thundering curtain of 'artillery dikea, ia rialng further. Command that there are amoim n yODB OWN HOME AT TOUDHEET'S EXPraSEI pen to find out what needs to be Foreign Aid Spending and out-.slugged in a riotous Vegas in the west fire. A new crest ia expected at Hart­ the prisoacra o f war individuals them, and the subcommittee in­ done, our two friends argue, when amination. turned out unsatisfac­ tends to run this possibility down torily. week end legislative .session, Borne 300 Reds jabbed 50 yarda In the air, U. 8. Habra jet pilots ford Wednaaday. It may not reach who sllegsdly refuse repatriation,'' proper recording of the "nearhaps" beyond Allied advance defense a dangerous lavsl here but more Chou said he was advancing his to pin down once and for all the might save so much property and DON'T COMPLETE The UN’s insistence that no sought to protest Premier Ali reported probable destruction of Tnriclhcct »ant» lo know whai heating effi­ — ence l*»t week it would be the job prisoner be forced to go home lines on a 350-yard front weat of farmlands will go under water aa proposal “only because the . ter­ ciencies are being enjo>ed in the New England tnie name* of those streets. human life. cide de*Gasperi’s new election one Communist MIG jet and tyvo As for Harvard road or street, Throw Thom Away PRICE President Eisenhower was report­ of the proposed commission to was embotlied In an Indian resolu- Christmas Hill, which Is west of damaged. tho river reaches out on both mination of tha bloody war in Ko­ area and how much fuel ii being masted. Aa for us. we are extremely StUI Plenty OI Wear Left In 998 ed by congressional leaders today law. the Mundung valley. South Ko­ sldef. there seems to be a great deal of SINGLE CAR 12 R .b y 20 Ft. elimihate waste and dcpiication. tlon which the assembly adopted In a big day Sunday, Sabre pi­ rea and ths peaceful sstUsmant at Toridheet ptiys the expeme and you get the skeptical. We want to know how Shoes Repaired Here to be planning a cut in foreign aid The huge, CommuniRt-dominated reans drove them back, killing or The Weather Bureau at Brainard the Korean queetion is bofind up confusion on that one. Highway officials are going to find out 2. - The President will sign later53-5 last Dec. 1. That draft set lots reported shooting down four benefit/ Keiurn the coupon below and an en­ Superintendent James H. Sheekey spending. this week an executive order to up a four-nation neutral commisl Italian^ Federation of Labor wounding 100 Chinese. MIG* and damaging a fifth. Lt. Field said that the water dropped with the queetion of petes on4 gineer w ill call and determine/ by use of about the "nearhaps." Would a law HERE IS WHAT YOU GET Senate Republican leader Taft (CXIIL) called the walkout in "in­ Entrenched Marines on smoiil- off slightly during Uia night, to security o f the people of the Far seems to feel that it is street, not requiring all motorist to report strip civil service protection from *sion with an umpire to take over Col. George L. Jones of Vero scientific testing equipment, how much you SAM YULYES (Ohio) and House Speaker Martin several hundred federal govern­ dignation” at Senate approval dering Vegas had won back the 24.57 feet, but by Tuesday morning East end the world.” road, but there are deeds bearing "neaihaps” of a certain degree of * '8 Inch Concrete Foundation • .2 X 4 Studs (16 Inch on control of the prisoners until their should be paying against mhat you now pay! both names and referring to the Shoe Repairing of the Bet­ Walls (R-Mass) said there has been no ment policy-making officials ap­ future was determined. yesterday of the new election outpost at dawn Sunday after be- (Continued on Page Two) It will rise again to a new level nearness to the police do the job? ter Kind Done While You centers) mea.*nre. The bill cleared the up­ of 28.3 feet. No Formal Notice You get a copy of this test with recommenda- •same highway. determination yet on the amount pointed by Democratic adminis­ K>»nce, diplomats said, At Far East Command head- How would such a law be enfoiced ? Walt. 0 4 Inch Concrete Floor • 2 X 6 Roof Rafters of the cut, but that there defininte- trations. per house after a wild free-for-all '^BeforF the storm which started ,\ke no obligation to you because Sheekey also has made the sub­ If the "nearhaps" count ever be­ the Chou proposal looked much quarteri, it was said that no for­ Toridheet mants to know the facts. This ii 1.5 MAPLE STREET ly will be a reduction from the 7 >i Oongresa Target Date in which Senators were slugged, Sunday morning and poured an­ a committee aware that, with its comes a reality, it will add to the * 3 Foot Concrete Apron • Over Head poor (.$100.00 like this, but they could give no mal communication had been re­ 40* is»‘l wonderful chance for you to get expert opin­ Opp. First National Store billion dollars proposed' by the 3. Agreement was reached with chairs and desks smashed and a other 1,42 inches of rain on this hois'- concern for the above-named high­ columns of this newspaper a new * Asphalt Roof Shingles Value) detailed analysis at this time. ceived from Chou os far as known. free i« ion of m'hat is wrong, if anything, with your ways, it is just scratching the sur­ Parking, Lot Truman administration for foreign Eisenhower to fix July 4 as the woman Senator slapped a male op­ already sodden region, the river fleld of coverage—the nearhap (To Match House) o Double Hung Window Aaaembly President Lester B. ponent. Thin Ranks of Royalty crested at 24.97 feet. Most officials there adopted a healing system and how much you may be face In its present investigation. aid in the fiscal year beginning target date for adjournment of cautious attitude. able to eut your besting costs. story. The legl.*Iatinn, expected to More neavy rain la due in the He said there were "a number of next July 1. Congress. Taft said Congress in (OoDHnoed on Page Eight) Actually, dtoit’s plan is almost streets like tho.se that we have 5'pu might some day read a story WALL SHEATHED WITH NOVELTY SIDING Taft and Martin held a news any event "positively” will ad­ swell De .Gasperl’a government northern part,of the valley, the This offer is open only between now and when that liegins this way— majority after general elections weather observers said, possibly as the soma as that proposed to thfi your heating system shuts down for the aea- trouble with," he said. conference immediately after their journ by Aug. 1. Head for Queen’s Rites Reds nwnths ago by Vice Adm. C. OAV ------Apparently, the trouble stems "Four persons escape Injuiw. Olher Garages As Low As .$898 Complcfc weekly meeting with Eisenhower. 4. The leaders informed the next June, now goes to President much as another Inch or inch and son. .*•.. Tests mill be made in the order that two of them narrowly and the lif,^ a half. Turner Joy, then chief of the UN requests are received ^ so act toefay — nialnly from street-sign painters. Stassen at Parley President that both the House and Luigi Einaudl to be signed Into ______> Duo to illnoss McCann CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES Two Navy Men law. . Hixhr*l Since I9M CTommand negotiating team. — .. "Now, street-sign painters come was scared out of a fifth in three Taft said Mutual Security Direc­ the Senate plan to start debate nearhaps yesterd.ay and today." On-Large (Garages, Breezeways, Porches, Dormers, Elc, Motorized police and Army London, March 30—(/P)— The thining rank.* of kluropean With this the. river will continue It also la similar to the play and go." Sheekey said, "and when tor Harold E. Sta.*sen is having a thiay.reek on legislation to give the advanced by Indio, accepted by s Mall Coupon lo vour nearest Sorvko Station will bo study made to find out whether 10 state.* title to oil-rich submerged troops patroled the major Italian royalt)' headed for London today to pay homage at the funeral to rise gradually until sometime they go but to paint a sign on an Killed, Another Wednesday, but It waa too early majority vote of the United Na- Toridheet dealer or PHONE MI-,3-89fi(; unfamiliar street, they’ll ask some­ First and Last - billion dollara in foreign aid carry, coastal lands. cities to forestall strike violence. of Queen Mary. The royal delcgationa were to include yotfng The Russian.* have a mania for over funds can be cut. Would-be demonstrators on the today to predict accurately just one what the name of the street unablo to chock y ^ r fuol Taft predicted the coastal lands (Oontinned on Pago Eight) "firsts." It appears nothing has CALL MI-9-9992 Stassen sat in with the congres­ bill.* will be enacted. outskirts of Rome were scattered King Raudonin of Itelgium, Queen Juliana of The Netherlands how much further the river will is. And like in the case of Edward and her husband. Prince Bern- go up. street, a person will say Edwards been made, invented or originated oil. sional le'aders at their conference Taft al.*o announced that after Hurt in Crash before they could organize a about which they do n o f claim a with Eisenhower. ^ the _ Senate completes debate on march and some .50 leaders were hard, Crown Prince Olav of Nor­ Already It is the highest record- or slur ’Edwardstreet’ together way. and ex-King Umberto of ■hhg since the hurricana flood of and the painter will think It’x.Ed- "first.” If all we hear were true, CUSTOM BUILT Taft and Martin also an­ Jhe submerged lands measure it Voluntown, March .3b--(4»)—On# arrested. wards." history books would have tO' be nounced: sailor was killed InsUntly and an­ Thniisanils Walk Italy. Heroic Nurse, 1938, and the biggeat spring flood Tidelands Bill * NEW LUMBER • NOT A PRE-CUT • NOT A PRE-FAB will take up a bill to extend the slnca 193S before the dikea were The rr;-t, of course, is easy to re-written. 1. The President would send to Defense Production act, scheduled other received fatal Injuries in an Moat public atreetcars and buses Gre»ce’s Queen Frederika ar­ Here Is one story we came across IF YOU NEElf OIL All H^ork guaranteed. A*k lo inspect some that have been built. failed to run early today and thou­ rived .yesterday. built at Hartford and East Hart- follow. People start calling the Cpngreaa later in the day a special to expire May 1. early-morning automobile acci­ foyd. You Get Better Prices A t Van's in an old edition of. Farmer’s Al­ YOU CAN’T BEAT THIS PRICE message a.*king creation of a com­ dent here toda.v. sands wslked to work, but the gov-‘ They will journey to Windsor 32 Old Patients Before House, street Edwards, and after a while, When that measure is out of the (Castle for simple funeral rites to­ All along the valley, however, manac. It has to do with the Rus­ CALL MI-9.aiS2 TIME PAY.MENTjS MAY BE ARRANGED mission to study fedral-state rela­ way, Taft said, the Senate, will Killed Instantly In the crash ernment mustered e. mergency it gets into the telephone book and sians and probably was a '’first” morrow for the 85-year-old queen damage ao far has been alight, at directory that way. And. so far'as tions on Such matters as taxes, take up Hawaiian statehood and which demolished the automobile Not For A Few Days But EVERYDAY! and "only." Back in 1739, the Em- ; grants in aid and social seiority. In which he was riding was John (.Continued on Page Nine) grandmother whose death last Perish in Fire Approval Seeii everyone- except those few in tbs Tuesds.v severed British royalty’s (Coptlnned oa Fogs Elevea) press of Russia, Anne, honored the Eisenhower told his news confer- (Continued on Page Eleven) Keeney. 20, of 674 Liberty avenue, know is concerned, the street’s marriage of a peasant girl to last living tie with the Victorian 600.\I6 Keg. $30.10 * 4 * (MP name is Fid wards. City, N. J. Largo. Fla„ March Sa~(A>—A Washington, March 80— (JT) — Prince Galatzin. Her gift was the Fatally Injured was John Del- era. The dowager who so' long had Sain a i v i * r 9 But rest assured, you befuddled LegialaUon to eatabliah the coastal Palace of Ice. The bride and bride­ mont, 20. of 163 Lewis street, TVT IT5* 1 1 • s.vmbollzerta.vmbolized the monarchy for Brit- tIenU Deri8h*ed"siindav^'nT*^ sUtea' title to the oll-wealthjf 670x15 Keg. $33.03 > 4 P A r Ed vard(s) and Wllliamis) street groom had to. pasa'their wedding Paterson, N. J„ who was identified mibmerged lands off their ahores residentr, and you. too, you people night -ln a room the walla of which, News Tidbits t^at destroyed a on*: Sals e l 3*93 ONE REASON cream of the crop by State Police from the Daniel­ wo* called up for House debate toy on' Harvard streetiroad), the sub­ all the furniture, and even the bed Reuther-Cites Ike Talks in St. George's chapel. Bulletins 710x1.5 Reg. $34.4.5 ^ ^ 0 0 0 son barracks as driver of the ve­ _Culled from AP Wires I’h 'l'’ ages ranged from 55 to 94 day with passage, probably tm E committee intends to track down Itself were wholly of-ice. hicle. Silent Crowd from the AP Wires Wednesday, a Virtual certainty. ' ail clues In this investigation-to Brrrrrrrrrr—lliey can claim a used cars come to MANCHESTER MOTORS and many of the patients^'were so 760XJ5 Reg. $36.75 On ( ’ritlcal List Throughout last night and to­ senile that, childlike, they refused Proponents o f tha bill contend get to the bottom of things, be­ first here. In Plea for T-H Ghang Injured severely and placed on day. * silent file of mourning cause, as its phairman stated in a es Embassy Nightclub in London's to leave their warm beds In the it would ratify what had been adi the cntical list at the Backus Me­ Briton* moved past the dead BANK ROBBERY SOLVED cepted for 150 years—state owner­ 830x15 Reg. $30.65 0 2 | 0 0 publicity handout recently, it feels Wrong Numbers swanky Weat End reports it has early pre-daum chill. morial Hospital at nearbv Nor­ Queen;* eoffio as It lay In state Of the 57 patients In the pri- Hartford. March $0—UD—^The ship of the submerged, land*, often that it ia the inalienabls right of A couple of months have gone Washington, March ZO -iJT) — wich waa Kenneth Oswald! 19. of rocelved no reply from filargaret by now since the new telephone injunction provisions must be Truman regarding Offer of more in anrient Westminster Hall, ad- v,teIy-owned Littlefield Nursing $29JM>0, robbery Jan. ■ of the mistakenly termed tidelands. Op*. every Manchester resident to know The CIO President Walter Reuther to­ stricken before the law can be said 34 Washington avenue, Weat Cald­ joijy,ng the Houses of Parliament. Kensington broneh of the New ponent* denounce it as s giant with certainty the exact name of numbers with the Mitchell ex­ well, N. J. than $2,()00 to sing there during Home, bnly 25 escaped as neigh­ WHILE THEY LAST change were put into effect. We day asked Congress tpr "drastic” to be just and fair.” coronation week . ! . Five - maa,. By (fawn, nearly 40,000 people bor* turned out barefooted and in Britain Notional Bank In Berlin steal of perhaps 40 billion dollars. the street on which he lives. Aa a substitute for the 80-day, State Police Lt. Albert Rivers, is solved, sinte poMre and the The Supreme (Jourt held in 1947 ' f / learned that there waa little dif­ changes in the Taft-Hartley labor In .charge of the Danielson bar­ citizen’s commission makes recono-' had passed the candlelit cata­ night clothes to aid rescue efforts ficulty in making the change-over. New 1953 law and quoted freely from Presi- no-strike injunction in nations! mendation In Washington to De­ falque. resplendent In its . purple of the owners, Mr. and Mrs. W; FBI said In adjoint announce­ that the federt)! government holdfi ’ 600x16 09.9S ‘‘N'earhap*''—Made Easy emergency dispute, Reuther called racks, said the three men were rid- ment early this afternoon. dominion and' .power over the Walking down the street the d e n.t Eisenhower’s , campaign ■ Ing eastbound on Route 165 when fense department that combat draping*.^ and silver pall. U. Littlefield, who operated the Director Everett Kennedy for ’’genuine give-and-take col­ Lau rence D. Howley, $5, of iOO lands involved in the case o f Cali­ other day, we happened to notice speeches to make his points. the accident occurred about 4 a. m. boniiHes be Increased for men under j Queen Mary heraelf had made home for 23 years. 079x15 $12.95 coined a word early this w e ^ Oldsmobile lective bargaining.” Washington street, Middletown, fornia. It did not u«e the word and his genius haa already had several trucks belonging to local Reuther said the act should be Rivers said it was apparent bell hostile fire and that some other similar mourning pilgrimages to Fire companies from Largo and All Price* Are Exchange "As President Ei.*enhower has extra pay be reduced. ' haa been arrested and charged title. Later the court made aimllnr firms which have not taken time wiped clean of all its injunction mont lo.*t control of the car at the ^h/hsii i3‘m ;/u,s'a';oV «;:rh;'; by the FBI. Plus Tax to re-print the telephone numbers provisions. He quoted the President said so well.” Reuther declared, Bead o f Federal Civil Defense west coast, cam* quickly but with­ rulings on Texas and Louisiana. "there are worse things than a intersection of Route 138 and the son, King O orge VI, lay In state on the vehicles. The old four digit as .laving said that injunction.* car swerved into a tree, pinning i "''ganization say* in Philadelphia there. in minute* 'the aprawling struc­ Former Praaident Trumali strike and one of those fhinr*. ,. ture was sL mass of flames and REPORiA ON PEACE twice vetoed legislation to give th* W E FEATURE numbers were still visible. There "will not settle the underlying all occupants inside the twisted ' *P***^*> seven out of ten Rus- The queen’s coffin was brought waa no indication that the MItcheU Vos, always qattinq tho croom-of crop in is the lo.*s of freedom attendant vehicle. sian planes could 7>enetrate I’. S. charred ruins. London, March $9—UP)—In­ states title to the submerged fundamental problems'which cause upon unjustified governments! in­ to the hall yesterday, carried formed British sourees said to­ exchange was in force here, either. a strike.” River* said it was apparent the defense net to drop stomic bombs 'Three Way Probe land*, and shortly befora leaving Iota modoi trodo-ins pays dividends to you . . . selection's tervention in Isbor-management' through crowded, silent L/indon day Britain’s Ambassador to office he declar^ them to be a It must be a little confusing to Reuther’s testimony waa prepar­ car was traveling at a fast rate ..L t. Gen. Maxell Taylor, Eighth , Cause of the fire was unknown DUNLOP a MMOV. situations.” stTeet* from Marlborough House, Moscow, Sir Alvary Gascoigne, naval petroleum reserve. During people to see those numbers. And wonderful, prices low and tho cars art quorontoed!! ed for the Senate Labor committee, Army commandeer in Korea, and Clearwater Fire Chief Peter Demands Closed Hhop send* PasKover greeting* to soi- was hurriedly summoned homr ■ I. — ] " we imagine they are having diffi­ 1951 Olds 88 2-Dr, S u p er- 1951 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan— now in the second week of Its hear­ (Continued on Page Nine) ((kintiniied oii Pag* riflaJn) Theola said it might never be to report on Russia's new "peace TIRES culty If they try to phone business 19.50 Buick Special 4-Dr.— The nation, Reuther said, l.« ’ diei* who follow Jewish alth In (Continued o'a Page Eight) Dark gray. Fully equipped 2 tone. F'uUy e<|Ulpped. Oyer- ings on revision of the 1947 act. never without a remedv ”ln the learned. offeasivr.” concerns by dialing the number on Radio and heater, block. Big battle area. WE SPECIALIZE IN: Low mileage car. drlve. A real buy. ear comfort, snaall car cost. Injunction* arc court orders unlikely’ event that a crisis might Three agencies began investiga­ the truck. Harrowing 12-hoiir fight with tions—the State Hotel Commis­ 1950 Buick Special 2-Dr,— which, if not obeyed, can bring result” from a serious strike. LI. S- Reds Hiding, FIRE KWEEPH HOTEL • BRAKE SERVICE • FRONT END ALIGNMENT — A Non. 1951 Buick Rlvitrm—Green, 1950 Buick Super RIviem— heavy fines or imprisonment. stiirm-*\vept *ca* end* for three 7lh (Corpse F o iii^. sion. State Fire Marshal and' Retireil President beige top. Fully equipped. lUdio, heater and dynaflow. Elseu-here in his testimony, the Bay .State fishermen a,* they bring Atlantic, a ty , N. J„ March SO Radio and beater, A rfal "Flalsely Based” (?TO and United Auto Workers Pinellas County ^ Sheriff Sid —Fire, fanned by strong winds, • g e n e r a l r e p a ir w o r k One owner car. Very riMn. clean ear. Black. Color black. A real clean FBI Chief Says their battered craft into Haiwirh- Saunders. cacj, The Taft-Hartle.v act, Reuther chief: ^ Ill ‘H orror House^ swept the upper loora of the 1951 DeSoto 4-Dr. Sedan— part Harbor on Cape Cod . . . Di­ The tragedy cost 34 lives in all, Of N. H. R* R. Dieit S t rtJShtSS*” " for test and repair of Rcneralors, starter motors, volt- 1950 Pontine 4-Dr.—6 cyl. said,, "puts its faith on labor in­ 1. Demanded the right of labor rector of American College of 300-room .Strand Hotel today, Light gray, radio and heater, 1949 Chevrolet 2-Dr. .Sedan- for Angus D, Smith, Pinellaa ______Radio, heater standard trans- Dark green. Radio, and heal­ junctions to insure labor peace” unions to have a closed shop. He Washington. March 3o—iffb__ Surgeon.* at Los Angeles sa.v.*'” We and drove scores of guests to the automatic transmission. Good minslon,' Like new. and Is ’’falsely based" on a belief said labor and management "should FBI Director J., Edgar Hoover ha* London. March 30 -(/p)—Urgent County Welfare director, was boardwalk. A gesMnU alarm New Haven, March 80-* ______^“VOIIR DOLLARS HAVK MORK CKNTS HLRK" SERVICES buy. er. A good car at a good „ - - - " .....i '‘■°'dd expell any member . . . new warnings went out today to killed In an automobile collision price. that "the powe. of the courts is a he free to negotiate whatever type told " “ was rounded, bringing oil lire ap­ E. G. Buckland. 86, rettrod 1950 Olds 88 4-Dr. Sedan— i fec-*pllUlng, ghost »ur- all Britain’s police that London’s while driving three patienU to a dent and board membor yff That Interpret The Wishes 19.50 Olds 98 II. C— 2 tone. Radio, heater and hydra- fit substitute for free collective of un'on security arrangement.* KonA unnerjt:round. broken Aip into : fery and iinnerrAiiary #peratloiifi.** paratus in the rity to the seven- 1951 Olds 88 2-Dr. .Sedan— sex-crazed strangler may strike hospital. New Haven Railroad, difid. Ok Every day is Christmas Fully equipped including bargaining.” they deem appropriate and best small cell,* of five persons each and ■ Death, takea Barone«Mi Luclenne story hotel at Pennsylvania Of The Family mntlc, dark green. A real Fully equipiied. Like new. suited to their particular situa­ again at tonight’s flull moon. Al­ Many of the victims died in home here today foUowtaC » famous rochet engine. buy. Organized labor has repeatedly are running their own loyalty de Ht. Mart, 87. once, court palnl- avenue and the beachfront. when you trade at Van’s. SERVIIE See 11, try It, youll bily. tion.”,^ check*. . ready investigators had found the their beds, unaware of the danger illness. WE fnVE CONSUMERS condemned two sections of the fer to czar of Russia; at hospital remains of six victims- all women law which provide for injunctions: Tile closed shop makes -union That makes his job harder, he that suddenly roared at them SIX H»:LPLES8 o n b a r g e s Buckland. a noUv* of SILVER LANE RD„ MANCHESTER near .Santa Ana, Calif..'. Scien­ snd what mdV be the shattered about 3:30 o’clock on a chilly Sab­ PROFIT SHARING srfw STRTIOnSTHTIOn JOHN B. BURKE (1). the 80-day, no-ftrike Injunc­ rnembership a condition of em-1 aaid. and he needs more agents. tists from nine, European nations Norfolk, Vo., March S(F—(gv— N. ■ Y,. who lived os , ; VANS MANCHESTER Ployment. The present act forbids skull of a seventh. bath morning. Kansas frontier town;. STAMre FREE in ap­ 1 ‘ MANCHESTER MHchell 3 4134 tion for use in disputes affecting Membra of a Senate appropria­ open four-day meeting at Rome Two large steel barges with six raNERAL HOME this, although it doe* allow a Police believe the murders show Bend, served the ] preciation of your pa­ Hartford Rd. Manchester,Conn. the safety of the country; (2) in­ tions subcommittee, before which to complete plans for permanent Of those who gained conseious- men aboard w allow ^ helpleaaly HARTFORD 2-9939 union to sign contract* compelling Hoover testified last Friday, said .------j "a pattern of inuiinmoon mannessmaciness .tnai.that neas, some were too panicky to today in seas lashed to fury by rood in miuiy e tron age. KEMP'S, Inc. 87 EAST CENTER ST. MOTOR SALES junctions against certain union new employes to join 30 day* after TELEPHONE MItcheU 9-8066 pracUcos which the law says are today the Eisenhower administra­ UsIts -energy e™er^v ^ snother slaying to­ follow directions, some were too gale force winds. Three ntea ore the ntort thoS OkljtiUmSty- Tol, Ml-S-«8n ^ thsy go to work. night. feebleminded, and some too old and among its top »naaeearo.? - ■ BABYiAND OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M. Ulcifal. r tion ha* approved wlthqut cuts the Panel of widely-knowm medical oa each of the hargaa, T$hich AMBULANCE SEBVTCB Reuther. again quoting the- 77'i million dollars alloted to the They pursued a theory that the stubborn. ' hroke loaae from the tug Marion He ta 76S MolB St. — Maocluater Reutjier aaid it waa his "un- men agree in Boston that about killer at th* time of the full moon half ■ of all cancers ran he i»- "If they had don* what I told Moron IM' miles northaaot M othar ■wenrlng belief that all of these (CoaUasMd m Poga Elgkt) ^ ______(Coatlaned m Faga.Nlae) moved by surgery or nuUatlen: Oopa KaMeraa oori^ thia Imoni- . ' ■ ■' - i t , (Ceatlaued m Foge Nine) (CoaUaued oa Fogs FUtsoa) Mg. ' A , // Vi, - f- /: i- I