; ■■■ ^Itancitvdlnr^wmitj^^ MONDAY, FEBStjARY »rX»W T — .- f"-.;..rvi.------. , -, -■„ ;■ ]fir;; f ' i ^.*^ 7 ^ i Avente DhUjr NetPrMs Run FhHateUnta in Manclieater may llegUtered, graduete ■ and atu- ntux: waKs^mgae; nric ntsjK- ...... A S S ik T b i^ be intereited in arranging for dent Oatholle nursed-wUl attend a First of 500 StarUi Hottfle^oJSouoe CjuivagB asila flaa Olacomo, luino WenmaOo, flrat day covera of the new atamp H oly Hour a t 8 t Joaaph'a Oatha- * WUllaas Zola. Mca, Louis Boracchl TRISSESW-TS -■--^Mwii3»$n «t Oab- P n A ' Jto. W to be iaeucd/ March 4-, . the dral ih Hartford, ths flrat Sunday ' and Utq. MilUa Alolaio. EL A S T IC 10,490 American Automobile'AMocUttioii i/t Lent, March i , from 4 to S p. t r * rcmiiuStd to brinK w irt hUK* ^FIpodDan Tlpkata may be purebasad at the EXPEBT M fhar a( the AniB o n to tho pock mcotlnr toniKht at on Ita |>0th anniversary. It will m. Rev. John S. Kennedy, aaso- Ralabow chib from Joseph Boraa- Bm ian a( " T;M ot Tampla Beth Sholom. be a special' commemorative 3 ciete editor of the Catholic Trana- ao In Hebron, Joseph Pasee in Bol Manche§t9r ' «^A City o f ViUaga Charm cent postage stainp on a special acri^, will be tli4 apeaker.. Fol ton, Alexia Pepin's store in north IArtimr Brae Shrill Memorial Temple, Pythian 8(s> Founders Day ccrenrony at the lowing tba Holy Hour there, will ItBliaii Relief Benefit BoRoii. the Villa L<>uiaa. Ansaldl’e Chicago Post' Office. Anrans' tara, will meet tomorrow at 8 p. m. ha a aocial gathering at tha Hart grain store in'Bolton, Tony Gig-, interested may contact N. Wil Will Be Held at Rain, VOL. LXXI, NO. 125 fldvaftMag an Pnga 14) It wtn be Netchbors' Night. Mem* ford Council o f Catholic Nuraca in llo’a Stand, the Bolton Lake H o t ^ AIANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1952 (SIXTEEN PAGES) liam Knight in care of First Na PRICE FIVE bera o f ttn lty Temple and John 8t. Joaeph'a Oommuiiity’ Hall to T bempoon’a store in Columbia and tional Bank of Manchester. Mr. bow Qnb on Satni^y Hay Temple o f Hartford wUl be Welcome new membart. from any member of tha com- Knight is a member of the Board g t i e ^ and'Will furhiah the pro mittca. * CUOO-TEX of Governors of the Automobile A benaflt dance for the lUrilaa gram, after which refreahmenta W. R. Moore of 487 Adanu Flood IleUef drive will be iMid FaUa Six Stories will be aerved by the aocial com Club of Hartford through which atreet w ill obaerve hia ^ t h anhi- RESDRFU6S Judge Gets Living Cost the arrangements are being made. Saturday, March 1, at the 8aia- mittee. versary with the National of Hart bow banraom In Bolton, CShairtnan ford groups on March 3. Anthony fla h o announced today. NHER NIEk PMNr Among the student nurses who . 0 were officially capped at the St. Mr. riano beads the fund drive for WILUANS Smith Plea Rise Halts, The Past Presidents ‘ Club of the area covered by Bolteii. Cbven- GoaffliitMA By One o f Big 3 Francis Hospital School of Nurs ing yesterday were Elaine G. Viot Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxiliary, tzy, Andover, Hebron and OUead. America’s Largest and SERVICES o f this town and Eleanor R. Bren-. U8W V, will meet at the home o f C o -i^ r m a n la John B. OeQuat- OIL SERVICE Oldest Manufacturers del, Katherine E. Ertel. Elleh M. Mrs. Abbie Edwards. 27 Ridge tro, who la heading tha campaign At Hearing L evels O ff of Protectife (!oatinita That Intei^ret T h « Wishtfl Pfunder, Helen L. Rady and Nancy wood street, Wednesday afternoon in Mqnchaater. S41 BROAD OT. at 1:30, - ...... ■ • ...... Beautifies. Insulates AV Scotta, all of Rockville. - A floor abow w ill be preacDtod Washinjlton, Feb. 26— Of The Family Saturday by Oolorea Alanumy and Water Resistant Bridgeixirt, Feb. 26r-- Other members of the Italian for the fatal shooting of a FUNERAL HOME and refreahmenta will be served. ' 2.8747 3147 Labor Department's conaumer-i. relief committee who are planaing ON. HEATING yacht club watchman more n Eaat Center St. TeL 8888 O IL CO. the dance include Mra. Madeline price Index, tsaurd today, showed Nature^a Blackout Manchester Lodge No. 73, A.F. - IpOlFMINT than two years ago, un noj change from mid-December to UMTCaUed Brondolo, Mr. and Mra. M aito Chi- wae~ AMBLXANCC SERVICE snd A.M „ wilt hold a ststed com Agrieemeiit dera, Richard Morra, Mrs.'Mary der way before Judge James mid-January. The index had been TEL 5293 munication at the Masonic Temple Estiaifltcs On Request going up steadily since August. tomorrow night at 7:30. Worship Facchattl. Mrs. Angelina Perec- MOflfNlliM E. Murphy in Superior Court chio, Mre. Asunta Soma, Lawrence t today. ■ni<* "old scries,” - another form ful Master Walter 8. Broadwetl ' CALL of the index maintained on a dif Lombardo, Ra; COcconi. Eugene Smith's plea Is based almost Now Needs haa announced that there will be OBd iBautify Yobt ferent set o f consumer item s— Oagllardone. Mrs. Mary Uebman. completely on the recantation of Range and Fuel no degree work, but following the 2-12S7 showed an increase o f two^tenths Mrs. Anthony Ansaldi, Mlaa Vara a state’s witness, Edith Springer, transaction of buaineaa a program I flthraom or KITcIm b of one per cent for the month be 23, who says she lied about him And Costly Oil Distributors of entertainment will be furnished tween mid-Dccember and mid- B onn Vote at the trial which resulted in his by Charles Brewer, and refresh W lfh January. 333 M AIN ST. ments will be aerved. conrictlpn...... I -i V ■ RFi II H R ...... m e Mlrilea Get Pay HUie Washington, Feb. 26— A 38-page deposition taken from Lisbon, Portugal, Feb, 24— ^ . This shoved the "old" index up —Universal Military Train : The monthly meeting of the MIsa S in g e r , now an inmate of .fe imprisonment. Services committee, accused the Before them last night was a Mr>. Elslo Minieucei the needs o f the serviceman In a Communists today “categorically Speaker Sam Rayburn's suddenly- price Index, commonly called the comihlttee majority, which ap mId'AtlanUr to Ribera. Srientlsts chose Khsrtnum,'virtually In the The residential drive is under camp in this country or while sta During Smith’s trial. Miss message from Bonn in which the rejected" an Allied proposal that announced ban on broadcasting or living cost index, has . gone up proved UMT, of thinking in "18th center o f the eclipse's path, to rerord the phenomenon.. (U . 8. Navy PfcoM 7737 the direction of Gilbert C. Barnes, tioned In a foreign land, the many Springer testified she saw the de- federal government aaid it woe 1 PIECE chairman, and Vernon Hauachild. would ban Ruasian auperyision of telecasting of House committee steadily since last June.. There was century terms" by ’proposing '!to Photo via radio from Cairo and AP WIrephoto.) ready to accept the figure of diatreate4. famlUea In . a flooded . fendant in an-auto. in which, the vice chaIfnftah.'They have dlvidisd X Korean"truce. hearirigs touched o ff a^'rolllng a small decline from May to June. place so much reliance' on.ad mass Area,^pr^rhaps., some, u^^^ police later discovered articles .BriOF -tOTthat, -with oetnxional -tn-+arm y"" for aefChto MaKiheMht Ifttd Y l ffiVlSidhs, e^^^^ ipcai emergency, ^ e a e r iiid many" — The'—AHtes-hait'-proposed': "Tout' atorm-of-proteata-from-housewives’ :Jra_ .Jlcienst— contribution,— Tlie ;— — teknr'fpomrthe'-yacht'chiir-dnrtng M r c oiitinuedr PLAHtDIliM -to-be-headed by one-ef-the-follow-^ more, "are typical incTdenti whefi" We“ hufglsfy;'TH"Tief^T*emHtation; ^leutral-nations police the“ trnrr' «n-up-to-C-ongress-nvembera today tamiptionsr-tber'had-beetv month-4 amount had been recommended by ly juinos. Right now the index is "I am convinced that If we em- Morrison Raps A r tist N Ing majors: Everett Strange. Ray the Red Cross steps forward to she said this teatlmony was un Instead of six. This would cut Nor but there w-aa no immediate sign' top Allied planners who were (Eaeept White) about 11 per cent above the pre- phaaize having a superior Navy, a iQNCHroir mond Greene, Mrs. Mary Mulla- "an.swer your call." true and that she testified w a y 'o ff the United Nations list it would be revoked. called In to measure OerAiany's Korean level. superior Air Force, and a strong capacity to pay. Rponaored By ney, Mrs, Cain Mdhoney, Mrs. Ice When a neighbor, volunteering against both Lpwden and Smith and Russia o ff the Red nomina While Republican CongreMmen (Small Additional Charge For One Day Service) A recent ipot check by the La mobile Marine Corps as shock Churchillq Sees As Red Balks Senior Girl Scout ifroop I land Hunt. Mrs. Bruno Mazrx>ll, his or her time, calls at the door, because she was made mad at tions. . ' and radio-TV" officials complained But difficulties arose about the vigorously against what they bor Department's Bureau of Labor troops, we will have the basis for Harry Relnhorn. Mrs. Samuel local residents are urged to "an- "We cannot consider” it, aaid precise wording of the terms And Remember! This Special Is Good For One Week O N LY WOODRUFF HALL tiowdan. Statistics, which alto prepares the a defense no country can" over Pearl, Mrs, John Conklin. Mrs. Jo .swer the call" and mipport the Patrolman Sansone aaid he'talk- Chinese Ool. Pu Shan. ■— termed "raw censorship" and vio form of the German contributlm. consumers price index, provided a come, so long as we remain, eco Shift ill On Questions MONDAY, FEB. 25 to SATURDAY, MARCH 1 Cmf*r Congrcfotioiral seph Gallant, William T. Hall, Mrs. Manchester Red Cross Fund drive. "■"'ed with Miss Springer a few days Stuff offlcw s alto rehvalrihd lation of- free -speeciv the House The minlatera apent nearly three GOP leader. Rep. Joseph W , Mar tln-off that living coato wouldn't nomically strong.” Francis Minor, Mrs. Ra.ymond before the shooting and she gave deadlocked on the number of porta hours last night knocking the text Church Schaller, Mrs. Erwold .Tackle. Mrs. tin, Jr., o f Masaachusetts, said he change ihuch in January. This . The House schedule throughout London; Feb, 26 —W)—Laborile TO m e e t W E D N E SD AY o f entry each, pide should be this week calls for debate i — ■.. . ,, . ' ' Detroit, Feb. Detroit o f the agreement' into shape, then THURSDAY. FEI. 28 -Charles Moller. Mra. David Reno. allowed during x truce. The Allies doubted anything could be done. sent it along (o Bonn for Ade (Coattoned Pago Tea) The immediate effect of the rul whether 18-year-oM youths shM f^?^^'* Morrison today accused newspaper artist named as a It A. M. to 2 r . M. Miss Mary Relllv, Mrs. George St. M argaret ' M ary's Mothers now propose alx, the Communists (Conttnued on Page Ten) Winston CThurchlll of endangering nauer’a approval. MANCHESTER Dexter, Mrs. Arthur Holmes; Mrs., ing, while bxrripg ' radio micro be required to take alx months of member of the Communist party hirnu: Chicken patties, peas, Circle will meet Wedneaday eve. /five. military training and then fevert I f and when It comes out, the Howard Little, and Mrs. John phones and T V exmeraa from all world peace b.v making conflicting refused to answer a long list of variety of aalads, dessert, choice ning at 8 o'clock at the home of Another group of staff officers to a reserve status for the next agreement will be announced Mm- Dormer. Miss Jeannete Sumner is Mrs. Dominic DiBattiato, 21 Scar future sessions o f the House^and" statements on British policy in the questions before the House un- of beveragea. Giught in N. Y. devoted their entire . session to Ita committees, was to pull th^ rug 7 'i years. ultaneously In Bonn, London. chairman o f the drive in Bolton. borough road. Egypt Reveals Orient. American Activities committee to D R Y g l e a n e r s PRICK— 8.KS minor differences in phraseology out from under arrangements to Vole Next Week Paris, Washington and Lisbon. Opening a foreign affairs debate day. 93 WELI.S STREET TEL. 72.'»4 on arrangements for exchanging t»lec’asl the opening of. House un- Voting is scheduled next week, ■ The German contribution for the in the House o f Commons, Mor The witness, Joe Bernstein, 42, 15 Hours After priaonera o f war. American Activities' committee but there is a poasUiillty the Houae 1952-1953 period ia expected to Conditions for rison demanded to know whether employe of the Detroit News, was Both Charge StalUng hearing in Detroit yesterday. may send the measure back' to cover precisely: , Prime Minister C^uirchlU'B speech the first to be placed on the stand As truce talks adjourned until Vinson’s committee for further 1. Cost o f maintaining and de Flood of Calls to--the U; S. Congress last month" as a sub-committee entered the West Holdup Wednesday, each aide accu.seji the study. — fending Berlin, police forces, fron The hearing on Cpmmuniam-in- Peace in Suez actually rppre.scnted a change in second day of its "Communism-in- W anted other of stalling. UMT, Vin.son aaid, wi^ provide tier guards and the like. Michigan finally got under way in British policy. Mlchlgan" hearing. EASTER SEWIH6 SPECIALS! The U N command made Its com not onlv "adequate preparedness” Coat of getting an armed New York, Feb. 28^/y>)— Leas relative privacy, after a three- Morrison, a former Foreign Over and over again, ^ m s te in A L L W OOL promise proposal on neutral luper- Cairo. Egypt, Feb. 28 .(/Pi—The by building up a trainto reserve, force into the field as part of the, EXFERIENGEB ^ FIRRUARY23.- than 15 hours after the crime the hour delay, but lelephone awltchn. Minister, said he was not satisfied calmly declined to answer ques vlaora Monday in an effo rt'to get independent newspaper A1 Ahraih hut will result In "economic sol projected European, defense com CHli.DRKN'H rO.AT LKNiGTIlM ... . A3.M -S8.8S FBI arrested an armed ex-convict boards were flooded by rails from with Churchill'^ previous ex tions put by committee council SKIRT LENGTHS ...... aroilnd the newest road blohk said today Egypt in negotiations vency" by making It possible to re munity. ___ _ , SALESWOMAN 80C-81.7S TO M ARCH 1 aa he stepped off; a transcontinen housewives aind others who had planation to the House of Ctom- Frank S, Tavenner, Jr., each time A Tour Through SLACKS IJBNG'niS .... 8l.95-t3flS tal plane here early . today and toward ending the bloodshed in looked forward to watching the with Britain starting Saturday duce military spending. saying he was standing on his 3. Cost of equipping the Ger mon.s. He declared: Full, or part-rime for our Coat LADIES' TOPPKR I.ENOTHS ...... charged him with a 818,628 Loa Korea. proceedings on their T V sets. National prcfparednesa must he Constitutional rights. man soldiers,, sailors and airmen 88.88-88.7S "Exclusivaly Yours will propose a period for with Dangrroim to I'eace and Suit Dept, tiood aalary, SKIRT LENOTH.H ...... 82.83-83A 8 Angeles bank holdup. It would limit supervising na Martin told newsmen the House provided In a manner "which will As he testified, hia attorney. who are selected for service. tions to Sweden. Switzerland and drawal of British troops from the not gain for the Communists a pleesant' working rondIMont. Edward Scheldt, special agent Rules committee ^houjd ejonsldcr , Suez_Canal_.xorie,______— "The truth la that conflicting. BenJapUn- Proba-of-Petrolt. wa.s at 4- of-malntaining~A mart------W htn-r:yeu™ ^4w^-fof of^ thg"Fcdcral~Bttreau"of"lnvestl- Communist- Poland and—Gzecho- fl’ .'iOdleM," victory,” .Vinson - said. clevem esir on both- sides -of the hta side. N o w a n d "then they had Afipljr fli peraon^r~ telephone removing m e queaBlto J a m the She also will propose that a can. Brittsh and FrencH "fdro*S"Ijr~ itsvahir— Thia' would' get“rnm r That type of Victory, he added, Atlantic is, in our submls.slnn. whispered conferences. Germany the 12-month period 8488 for appointment. -COtONtttrllEUNANrSIMiPPr gallon. Identified the auapect aa “ twilight” area. number of British fhilitarv experts fo r EASY, FREE PARKINO Y o u r s a l f ' ------John Richard Bayleaa, 37.' the Russian problenv Martin said that, while he dia- would result if the United Stales dangerous to peace and to good Ope of 66 Named after the European defense commu IIS CENTER s t r e e t train Egyptian forces to take over Bayleaa was sentenced to the "The point is not the number of egreed with Rayburn's ruling, -he spends itself Into bankruptcy. Anglo-American relations. Bernstein yeatenlay was one of nity comes into existence. T h w the Suez base and that Britain- Alcatraz priaon In 1937. to a 28- members on the neutral nations did not question the Speaker's Once UMT la fully effective. "It Is far better to be clear and the 66rodd men and women named Allied forces will not form ally^ BLAIR'S supply arm.s and equipment, the- year term' for robbery of a bank supervisory commission," Col. Pu right or authority to make it. If Vinson aaid, 800,000 voutha can be frank both with Congress and with by Richard Franklin O'Hair, gov occupation troopa, enjoying the PrttuRtBd ly TIm Shan aaid, ‘,'but it la the question newspaper said. The account trained anniiallv and a readv re- the British Mouse of Commons, ernment undercover agent, as a 39" AMERITEX at Mansfield. Mo, he were Speaker, Martin aaid, he added: rights they have held since V'E The F B I said Bayleaa. entered that one side cannot give reasons would Interpret the rules to allow aen-e of 2 'j million men built up. and the statement to the. House of member of the Communist party. Day. But the Bonn government DAUGHTERS OF ISAIELLa. for objecting to the nominations The military propoaala—would Commons on Jan. 30. made by the He also had been identified as a SWISS DOWN PERMANENT FINISH the Hollywood branch o f the u n k committees themselves to decide be contained In one of three notes, of America in Los Angeles at of_the other aide." (Continued nn"t Page Ten) Prime Minister wa-s, in our view member by Mrs. Berenlece Bald (Continnrd m Page Ten)) whether hearings should be tele- A second will oropose a plebiscite HAVE YOU WAYER IN YOUR GEUAR 1A:.30 a.m. (local time) .yesterday What he meant ;W’aa that the i-iaed or broadcast. woolly and evasive." ,. win in a Washington hearing re In the Sudan to determine wheth Churchill told Congress that, cently. and. at the point of the gun, robbed Communists could name any na Rayburn himself told reporters er that upper Nile country unites THE OPTICE OF the bank of $19,628.61. Britain would take "prompl. reso Both Mrs. Baldwin' and O'Hair Tuesday, February 26 OR A SEWAOE DISPOSAL PROBLEM? tion they wanted to the comrhls- he is against any change in House with Egypt or becomes indroehd- Flocked He was. carrying a .38 caliber alon, t o tong aa. it was not ac rules which he has interpreted to lute and effective" action if new have worked as agents for the DR. L. NORMAN ent. It will suggest a provision Communist aggression flared In Smith and Wesson revolver In his tively flghting in Korea, and the prohibit televising, broadcasting FBI. both having Joined the party al parliament anjl a nroviaional News Tidbits the Orient. _ belt and attempted to use It when UN haB nothing to say about it. at directions of the government Bulletins D U T T O i!( Consult'A Specialist! or newsreeling sessions of the cabinet uith British and; Egyptian • Subsequently he told the House he stepped o ff the plsne, Scheldt House or Its committees. agency in order to spy on Com ST. JANET WHOOL HALL ' The Allies have told the Reds advisors to rule under a United Called from A P Wires of Commons that he made no new munist activities. ^....— froin the A P YU k b HiiKINKEY BROS. SEW ACE DISPOSAI. COMPANY said. the nominations of each side are _A ^ a matter of practical polir 305 NORTH MAIN ST. Nations, commission's supervision commitments in Washington in Tavenner asked regarding STRIPES The FBI chief'said Bayleaa had subject to approval by the other: tics, rules changes opposed by the 130-132 Pearl St„ Manchenter In the transitory period, "nie pres O'Hair's testimony that .he (Bern WILL BE CLOSED the gun partly out of his belt when and that Soviet Russia is not ac Speaker seldom get anywhere in ent British governor . general Duke of Windsor arrives In Lon DOOR FRIZES REFRESHMENTS agents who had bean waiting at (Zkintinued on Page Eight) stein) was membership director of BRITISH HAVE A-BOMB • WATERPROOFING OF CELLARS ceptable because o f past partlci- the House. would be displaced. don on night train from Paris, the top^ of the ramp, "je a r Ihe the Communist party in Michigan. Laadoa, Feb. Yf (T) rtlaa UNTIL MARCH 3 patiDn .ln Korea, The Red Knrein ^ Sevcrsl Repuhlirana on the rules v.rlM’-i'C hB-hiid .spent |he week end OONTRIIUTieNS 75c Pfeshruiik Terma for I'N ■Ltak' — __ Treasury Ralanre "la that true?” Tavenner asked. Minister ChurcUU m M laday • SEPTIC TANKS INSTAt^ED AND CLEANED plane, seized him and pinned hli army is trained, advised and sup- commltteg privately predicted . Moseley Taylor, 87, soli of arms to his side, A third note would propose Bernstein declined to answer. that the old Later govenaaflat I plied bv Russia. there will be no aerlous effort to William' O; Taylor, publisher for • SEWAGE LINES INSTALLED ANO PLUGGED Scheldt.said Bayless was cari'y- eonditions under, which Egypt Washington, Feb. 26 (iW—The On the same grounds he refused succeeded In making an stem Final Red Coinpromlae alter the rules. the Boston Globe, dies In a New Ing the bank loot In a cowhide brief would participate In a Middle East po.sition of the Treasury Feb. 21: to say whether he recognized'pic bomb for Britoln but failed to SEWERS ELECTRICALLY CLEANED Col. Don O. Darrow told Pu. Rayburn's ruling does not affect York ho.spita1. ease. Shan the Allies could not accept the Senate, ..■kt,.k k^.“ defense organization'and its rela- Net budget receipts, 8351..309.- tures of Mrs. Baldwin and Q'Halr. Inform Farllameat stent the de • DRAIN.4GE DITCHES AND DRY WELLS y«*' The FBf. which had been tioped whlch haa permitted the United Nations Secretary of Commerce CTharIcs' 810j07; bu^et expenditures. $250.- , "The committee;" ' Tavenner velopment. Sawyer says In Atlanta he rioubta INSTALLED - off yesterday, had six agents wait (Onntintied on Page Bight) and such regional defenae s.vatems 766,945.75; cash balance, $5,028,- 36" FINE QUALITY (Continued on Pnge Eight) aa the North Atlantic Treaty er- New England textile mills would 897,107.23. Beautiful floral patterns and dots for dresses, ing at the airport for the Tntns- (Continued on Page Ten) URGES cm iC K ON CONGRESS • SEPTIC TANKS AND CESSPOOLS CLEANED World airlines plane froni Loa .ganization. ’ be granted high price contracts to WasMngtoa , Prh. 86—iqP) — evening dresses, cbildren'a wear, curtains, bed IN PLAIN AND CORRELATING ease nnemploymrot . . . Prime FOR PROMPT SER VICE C A L L NATtCHEOTER 5308 Angeles. ' Premier Aly Maher Pasha Senator, Laager (B-ND) arnd Minister Robert G. Menzies hints spreads, etc. A n colers. One o f the -agents— wearing a warned laat night that hia gov-, govemmeat cleaaup maa N w - the planned British atpmlc ex- TWA unlform-^went*. to the top ernment will lead the nation in a bold Morris today to check np oar of the passenger stairway as the Georgia Starts Russell struggle to get -British-troops out ploslqn in Austrailia-not likely tp occur until "very late tliis .year. Report Truman to Ask the income o f' meashers o f OoSS- ifilane landed at 4:18 a.'m. fe.a.t,). of the Suez Chinal area and unite- greas. He saM tawmakcAi whb and seized the passenger when he the.; Siidan with Egypt unless it State Attorney General George „5EAUTIFUL- C. Conway says Eiifehhnwer It can't ,lhra oa their CongmsMsh . stepped out. - The other aiKnts whna these points lii the hegdtia- ail pay should "reM ga froai el- ’ 5— id r.oswsaj-’.' "tho grtntoot. symbol for unity in Chatnbmy'hi- to' wonderfiit for iwth childrrij'e' .then, clotod. in, wnd..quickly ..rtoch- 7-9”fiilHbn Fore Aid aro."'. • . 34” DANIRIVERPRE! RIVER PRESHRUNiC^^ " thelr man away. thia country since Abraham Uh- and women’s wear. It wsshrs and irons so easily He aaid E gypt v3)uld not discuss A TWA ^Knifian -said the whether Britain would quit the cpln.” ; . . U. 8 Rep. W alter Judd . 'J ' Copen, aqua, yellow, pink, dusty rose, orchid! By JACK BELL * Russell ’. got 263 votes' ()om IT (R-Minn.) says "nothing could be V. 8. S H IP H IT light green, gray, dark and red. Wsahington, . Feb. 26-(Ah—A j states in the 1948 convention when Washington, Feb. 26---((Pi— Preaki be set aside for economic aid dur- Waahlngtoa, Feb. 28 — (ff>— (ConUniied m i Page T m ) (CoaUnued oB Page Te«V more stupidly sulcldar than for Re Idcnl Truman ia reported ready to Ing the same period ~ the flscal •'' —^ ** home state demand may . shove' president Truman won the nomi-. publicans to campaign against The N avy ropeetod today thfet THOSE WEARY WASH DAYS I Wrinkl-shed follow up the Atlantic pact decl-' year beginning next July 1. Wf - --- Senator Richard B. Russell, of''nation on the first ballot with’ ench other with wild accusations 11 meu were woaaded sYiard ' 36" AMERITEX Georgia into the Democratic j 847’ ^ votes. Ruaacll did not Join or ricioua rumor." stons at Lisbon by asking Con- Adminiatrstion experta, now as- the destroyer Sheltoa Feh.:B Don't be lied down week after week to Ihe drudgery S gi'c.sa to appropriate 87.900,(>00,000 sembling data to back up the re- Cousciende Prods Presidential race this wieek. [ in the States Rights movement 5 Killed^ 12 Hurt Officers of A F L unions which by Oommaalst share Are. » of naah day. Escape It all—and have Ihe cleanest * Russell declined to comment on ' which took 39 electoral votes to continue foreign m ilitary and quest. Said they would lay eapec- wash possible by using our superb service. You'll be 3B I have pledged support to organ II mi destreyer, thea off qm action of the Georgia DemocratTc ' away frc»m Truman in November.' ized teachers In Providence, R. I., economic aid for another year. ially strong empharis on the need aortheaet coast of Korea, ala- amazed how little U rosis. ... S lams W ashable Thief into Arrest 111 Bomber Crash , The money would finance weap- .for the economic aid appropria- Executive comniittee In asking The Georgia Senator has been In their current aalary increase de eelved three direct hita; twa ona. raw materials and machinery tion. ' him to become an active candi- reluctant to head another conven- mands urge teachers to avoid hns- caemy sheUe barst d liertly over needed by more than 40 nations' T h i ' »__a< vu •Barkeraburg, W. Vx., Feb, 28— date, ' - tion battle on the evident theory Omaha, Feb, 26--(P)—A four- ly artiop on either a strike or a the fa a ta a Oae o f the dIreed hits (PV-«Sxmuel B. Swiger. bank But frienda believe the Georgia that there still la a good cl^ce engine B-50 bomber crashed and work stoppage ; . . Government toelriva to-too^'^m m uS’ “ e « .l.d go^ 87,: tore a hole, three feet hgr teir Waffle Picjue axacutive who told the FBI hia Senator, who headed the south's Truman won t run again. I^lxie burned while landing today at Of- ready to spring third surprise wit "feet, at the water Mae, eaastaig conscience prodded him Into sur unsuixesaful rebellion in the 1948 Democrota generally M y the fuU A ir Force Baa0 near Otnaha, ness on 15 California Communists tof!;lmed off°?i.U w^rre'^rtedl r 0 ^ ^fund^' t i T T 10% DISCOUNT this said Mr. Truman tentoUvely; oae coaapaetaseat to ho p w t v Our modem funeral home ii a special atrneturu rendering, was held today In con- DemocraUc convenWon. hardly killing five and injuring the other charged with conspiracy. flooded. ,4 ‘ hection with* x 838,000 banking almost any candidate 'other plans to send a message to] Capitol can refuse to permit a state com 12 persons aboard. Japanese and American negotia Defense experta are reported CASH ANO CASSY dedicated and iurnished to provide the faeilHico ' shortage. I Truman were nominated.. k ill during the week beginnti\g mittee -.made up largely of his Quick actloii by an emergency tors complete drafting agreement ADMIT HOW FIX The Cairo, W. Va., executive $larch 10 requesting the new for ready to stress to Congress that and conveniences to serve the Uving and rtyercntly poHUcal frienda to enter him In I However, some of them appar fire fighting squad at the base was on details for maintaining V , 8, ■ New York, Feh. Sfl-«»)te Burrendezad laat night in Clarks ently have begun to fear that Sen- eign aid budge{. This would mark this economic side" of the rearma Kew spring and sununcr colorings and pat- yd. - the race. , ■ credited by a base apokeaman armed foi«ea in Japan after peace Three fpraaer ITalveralty e d K ^ prepared the deceased for burial burg, W. Va. Arraigned here be ' ator Kefauver (D., Tehn.), may ment prograni actually U more toms la wonderful Den River Wrinkl.ehed fla- Any such entry in Georgia with keeping down the loaa of life. treaty rstifleation.. South Korean the third aucceaalve year CXmgresa tachy haehethah stars — fore U. 8. Oommlastoner Lawrence important than weapons ship Twelve colors in the ever .popular waffle cloth would be likely to galvanize make inroads and Ip llt the South's Cause of the crash was not im government annoifncea 8,618 pris has been asked .to^set aside .funds leh. Wrinkles actually fall ouh for dresses, akirta, aport wear, etc. M. Ronning, Swiger waived pre vote wrlth hia active campaigning ments. -Baraatahte, Ralph , southern opponents of President mediately determined but a wing oners wUI be released from Jails for this purpose. ' Alea Orhaa plsaflid NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY liminary hearing and wras held for fo r the party nomination. It will be earmarked specifleaUy Truman and hia civil rights pro was said to have come off the March 1 in annual general amnes The President said in hia budget day to rsasplnag wtl federal grand Jury actien ii) 880,- Kefauver, who has aaid he is in to purchase raw ma'teriala, ma gram Into an effort to swing other medium bomber Just before the ty commemorating independence message to Congress last month to shave psiato la HARRISON STREET—OFF EAST CENTER STREET 000 b a il the risce until the finish" whether crash. It occurred about 300 feet that he would ask for 87.900,000,- chinery, fuel and other essential GREEN STAMPS state delegates behind Russell movement against Japan. Sqaare Gardaa Oh so la TELEPHONE 3753 The FBI bad been seeking Swi pick up Tennessee's 28 convention down a runway at O ffutt Base, Powerful units of American, 000 for mutual aecurity aid. supplies needed by arms industries Support YUdens H O L M b S ' ger since Feb. 16. He reportedly Truman runs or not. is expected to headquarters of the far-flung Britiah,. French, and Italian fleets Present plana call for $5,400,- overseas. To emphaaize the pro GIVR n WITH ()ov. James F. Byrnes o f South . MOItIMAnB r » A L * C E R IN A , Prop. r e WaadSrkIgr Street 400Skua S trrrf disappeared three days earlier votes. Strategic A ir Command. plow through Mediterranean in 000,000 to be allocaied for shtp- gram's urgency, some officials are SEND US YOUR DRY CLEANING. TOO! ihsJWHAUco. while serving as vice president Carolina and Gov. Allan Shivers Whahtoctaib^ Former Senator Claude Pepper The flight was described as rou mggtot abow,.to date of Atlantic mfnts of 'finished weapons and casting around for a new nai CASH SALES and cashier of the Farmers and o f Texas, among oUiera, - already of Florida is reported to have tine but the presence aboard of Y’act naval powers .. Actreaa Bet military suppUea. Most of thia such as '"'defense support aii have caUed on lUiaaeU to seek Die itaaa Merchants National Bank. The helped Kefauver pick 'a Mate some clasMfled equipment led base ty Button and her troupe leave would go to Americai'a 13 Atlantic nomination, and Senator B ^ rather than economic aid. -r Japan for Korea on Oen. Matthew ^ c t Allies in Europe:' (CtMtfaiMd ell ftga row ) (D., Vg.) has pledged his support. (Osnttannd e* Pafs (OshltoMd M Page IWa) Tme) B. Rldgway's private plane. About 2 'i billion doUars would . (Contlansfl aa Page Tea) ,V ;■ ,... ' ...... P lO iT lP O 1UNCHE8TEE EVENING HEKAXD, UANCHE8TEIU CONK. TCESDAT. rEBlUAET 26.19^^
h« |g Bppaaafl.toi eempitiwwy Fhir MANCHESTER EVENDTO 1TERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, .TI/ESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1562 irgia Starts ithymant PraetleM OuiMnia- traPO Uw, but would wp- Sbiitii Covirafi^ Says A<^6rd Madden Asks Deporfationi Russell Boom port any platform tha Daaaoefatle AVC WiU Observe convention adopta. The eoavontiaa Lie CoL Gutchelt Ends Tour Contributions Support Heart Clinic Sailor Frank Lent OeveiBry 1-4 Briiogs Peace New Start in Native Ulster CAPABLE la almoat certain to approve a de Directors’ Work fr « a Pag* Om ) mand for a atrong TiBPC law. Is Aboard LST Whether Truman edUmia agiln LaataB aarvloas at S t MarY’a At Camp Drum Maneuvers which will coBtMt for Ftorida'* 24 James Madden’* requeat ia Town ^contact the V. 8. .fadgriUea au- ■till Ian't a t alt e o t l ^ daaptta the Church ia South Coventry bar Dr. Paullin Says Basb thoriUea for dUpoMUea. At « meeting'Iq^Murphy’s ret' Court yesterday morning to re Frank 8, Lent of 10 Laurel vetM. aiinouiiceiaent yeaterday that he Ilia with a Mass at 8 a. mi. Ask Madden haa appeared la the lA. Ool. Nathan B. QatcIuU, In>Aaplendid work betng done currant- taurant last night, (hqhiembers of iffiCRBTART will go to Key Weet, fla., for a O f XTnidentBndjng Is the American Votonfito' Commit *tr*et has received • letter from Oeto NIm VatM turn to his aaUva UlsUr was. not local court mere than 100 times fontry, OonnecUeut N a tio n a l ly ' in Korea; thre#-week w^-and-play vaca Wadaaaday and davetlaea at 7:80 tee held a free fDactinkm of the his son, Frank, who has completed Nbui Floridiaaa qualiftod yeator* p. m. Than will ba diatributloa o f Necessary 'Element just a fly-by-night plea to induce , alace coming td this oountiY. Meat Ouard, haa nturiMd to hla home Both Aggressor and United tion la proiparatlon for a heavy Statea Forces used ski troops to presideqtlal aspirants in ih* cur training at the Great Lakes Naval Experitnetd stenographer day aa candidataa for ataU delo* achedule o f campaigning. Judgp John 8. O. Rottner to abow of the charges ware for latodca- in Andover following a 45-day fataa tnatnictad to voCa for Rua* aahaa after each aarvioe. Every move swifUy by night behind rent political race, aa an Whether he nma or not, the By Bin. Georgia Laaabeek leniency when sentencing him bn Uon, being a common drunkard Training Station. He is now elec aall at tha coavantion. They were Friday duriag tha Laataa period tour •< duty at Camp Drum, N. Y., enemy lines where their raids had tional device to provide member* trician’s mate, fireman apprentice, and t^ist> Faniijiar wjth office Preaident haa promlaed to cam “A aearch for a basis of under- charges of intoxication, common or breach of peaqi. Ho adatitted a* a putlcipaat in the Army’a w(th factual background m*tei tha fU ^ t o oualify in Florida aa there will ba Statioea o f tha Creaa drunkard and breach of peace, to serving eight o f the twelve meatha telling effect upon motor pools, and has been transferred to San hiatihictad delegatea. Tha 24 con paign acUvaly for the ticket He atandlng with* the people with wintor maneuver known aa Excr supply dumps, communication .for the spirited contention that' at 7:30 p . IB . hare. Sunday aarvlcaa all thiea of which he pleaded last year la jail. 1 ^ week he flii- Diego, Calif., aboard the LST 1080.. vention delefataa will ba choaan V'Ul atart tHth the Jefferaon-Jaek- whom 3mu find yourfielf ia ooafUct ciaa Snowball. lines and even oh command posts followed. Theodore Cumi 'The Landing ship tank haa been precediiie. Pfeote^wr^ aon Day dlimar in Waahingten on hara are at 7:20 A 'm ., and 10:80 guilty: The 47-yeara old alien, who lahed serving a M tea ca for in- Colonel Qatchell, who graduated of major units. Harry Howroyd, Melvin Hal at a primary in ICay. Thay will be ia tha first atap to pjmee," stated toxicatioa and a few hours later out on a "shake down” in the Pa morally but 'hot legally bound to hla ratura and may taka in a par a. m„ aod: at S t Joaaph’a Church now glvea Hartford aa his address, from tha Infantry School at Fort Pralae 87Sth way, Harold Manter and .Oifoert cific. About 300 feel long, it car description of post experieh<;e, ty “unity" dinner in New York ia Egglavllla at 8:30 a- m. Dr. Theodore Paullin, profaaaor of put his request In writing aad found himself confined to tho local Benning last April, served as sen- Hunt provided summaries of the vote for tha winner of a preferen hlatory at Taachara* College of The 278th Regimental Combat ries tanks and delivers them, and April 17. Tha George Haraay Robartaon turned it over to court onctals. He jail to fact the bench on the same kar umpire with tha 278Ui Regfr political lives o f the oandidata*. tial primary election. Connecticut; la his speech to t%e Team, commanded by C olon el also carried wounded men to ships Meanwhile Republicana were School $ ir w baakatball team will haa aaked to ba deported. He haa count 8aturday he was given a mentol Combat Team, the Aggrta- Warren Gfles, ia originally a unit and led the dtacuasion. for hospitalisation, according to educotion, etc. All replies will There la aome belief that antt- busy getting their eandidatee Women’s Club o f Maneheater at SO days aentence suspended and In pursuance o f it* motto, ‘‘Cit- Trumanitea In Alabama, which will play tha girla’ team of tha Maaa- never become a U.'S. clUxen, al- aor Force which opposed ,th« of the,Tennesaee National Guard. Seaman Lent. aquared away for the approaching tiakt State Traiaiiig School and the.Jhnth. ]fethodiat-.ChitrGh last thottgh he:has been in Ihls country .placed-onprobatlcn-for-ala month*. J2enz ilrat, vetenma. j|econd,‘Xthe. eaat 22 of the Chlcafo convan- night. , - Unltod Btatoa Forces. Aggraaaof la I t Is a well-trained, well-dlacipUned While be . waa at Great Lakes, be treoted in confidential man- Preaidentlal preference prlmaciea- Hoapltal o f Maaafiald Canter 1 aince 1928. Within 12 hours. Madden was back aa •labofato training aid conaiat- and well-led outfit capable qf mra group resolved to participate more his sister, Patricia, who is a Wave, tlon'a 1,230 votaa, ml|^t turn to /uUy in the local governmeotal Kefauver If Ruaaell la not ,avail- Senator Carlaon o t Kanaae- taid Thuraday at 8 p.. m. ia tha Loag- Dr. PaulUn’a topic, “ Steps to Judge Rottner sentenced Mad in. the familiar surroimdlnfa. of ing o f tha forces of an enemy nS- hitting against an enemy despite was transferred from Bainbridge able.'...... * ■- fiattonal leadera ^ o f tte Qen. lay School auditorium. ..New. uai- World Peace” In outline listed den, to 360 days inJall for being a .Prtjoe Headquarteiv. on the Jthree 6WPo*edly .occupying much .of ,th* handicap ,o,f tough , weather aM scene, and a cqnmittee of Chair to.that.station.on the last-week. of ..neiv' '■'* ____ ...... man Theodore Cummings and Kefauver ian't the choice of Dwight B. Biaenhdwer' mevemeht forma for the local girla’ , team mufujilly aatlsfkctory agmmehta, common dunkard and fined him charges upon which ha was lart western Europe. It ia purely Rcti- terrain. This unit o f aome 3,500 Frank’s service there. The- brother would not aupport a alate of dele- wars dlatributad Monday by Wil I tha United Natimta, a. dlaarma- $100 on the breach of peace count convicted. He asked Judge Rottner tloua but aq highly develop^ and officers and - men faced a nu' Harold Howroyd was appointed to and sister went to Chicago before auch staunch opponents of the attend the seasions of the Board of Box H —Herald Civil Rights program aa Byrnes, gatei for the general in Minneao- liam E. McArthur, coach and meqt program aad Inveatlng a The court haa turned Madden’s to set bond for appeal and a |500 y; organized that It provides a Ilfe- mericaUy superior United States he left for San Diego. He wrote ta'a March 18 rrlmary. Hk would teacher o f Grade 5 o f tha Robert small proportion in a mutual aid request over to local Welfare bond was ordared. Now, It appears • like "enemy” force whose purpose Force composed of the 11th Air Directors as observers, wltb Ih’e his father about the trip and gave Shivers. Byrd and Gov. Hannan intention of reporting to the A'VC Talmadge of Georgia. be running agatnat former Gov. son School. program under the UN, aa the Board authorities who must turn that Madden ia yeamtag to return ' la to make more valuable the mar borne Infantry Division and the a vivlfi description o f the beauties Harold E. Staaaen in Stkaaenl Thera wdll ba a doubla-baadar I essential foctora. tha affidavit over to tha Stafo Wel to Ulater and try and make a nauver training received by the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment. on the activities of that body and of Ariaona and the Mexican bor The Tennessee Senator hasisaid the areas wherein the veterans home atate. baakotban game March 7 at 7:18 H a n y barriers were fnentioned fare Board which In turn must froth itart. forces ia a particular exerclae. Although outnumbered 8 to 1, tta der. The Pennaylvanla election board p. m. at tha Robertatgi School. This by the epeaker in the effort to Few lajurlea \york was so successful that com group may aid.'the cause of good acted on Gen. Dougika MacAr- first game wrill be the boya’ team reach a baste o f underatandUig. Uniforms, equipment, weapons mendations were receivra from 'municipal .government. thur's requeat to taka hta nama off varatu tha alumni boys’ team. Tha Negotiation ie the beet means of a lovely spring bouquet and tall 5 KUIed, 12 and vehicles received a severe teat those directing the exercise. Preimrailons are already under the April 22 primary ballet there. I second game between the fathara reaching an underatanding. In yellow tapera. Hurt In a 75-mile sub-Arctic area of Colonel Gatchcll noted that the way for a proapectlye meeting de That would leave Eiaenhower and of the school versus the faculty negotiation semantic difficulties Duriag the business meeting In northern New York State between Air Force did a splendid job in signed to discuss the future of na HEARIKG-AID tional health insurance scheme* X Staaaen in the race. team wrlll be, played af terwarda arise. Many words have loti their the early avenlng Mrs. L. T. Wood, In Bomber Crash Poatdam and Camp Drum. Para airlifting thousanda of troops to Undoubtedly! Rap. Miller o f Nebraaka eug- Tickats wrill ba aold. Monty taken dictionary meaning as language ia finance chairman, gave the mid the maneuver area from distant and socialized medicine. Plans for troopers and their gear were drop geated that, if Truman atumpa the In will ba divided between ath- altered to become a tool in mass year financial report. It was de bases and later dropping many of the affair, although still incom BATTERIES (Coatlnuad from Page One) ped onto froaen, snow-covered plete, specify a speaker from the country for the Democrata. Mae- latic equipment and playground propaganda. Dr. Paullin gava II- cided to tend Mrs. J. B. Hamblet ground with considerable aucceaa. theae same men by parachute into For All Hearing-Aids ranks of the medical profession Arthur ahould follow him with a equipment funds. luatratlona o f the words “ peace," program chairman, aa a delegate Injuries were few even though the maneuver Itself. The low acci i \ officials to’ permit no dvlltan and an open meeting to permit rabuttal campaign. A daughter was bom Saturday “compromise,” and “appease^ to program- previews in .Boston aome 10,000 individuals had this dent rate indicated a high degree Guaranteed Fresh of training and showed that the the attendance of civic-minded cit- Senator McCarthy o f Wlaconatn. night to Mr. and Mrs, Ivor Bunker ment” . as . hgving auffared In and Naw Haven to get ideas for photographers qr reportora to vUit experienc* for the firat time. Abil ...... ' ondis|)faysoohat-. techniques employed are sound. liehs without veteran cohnectiohs back in Waahington from an 11- of Eagtevllla road. South Coven propaganda. prMraimi'fbr next year. X the crash scena. ity of troops and armor^ tmita atata apeaking tour, aaid ha found try, at Windham Conummlty Me New meiqbers accepted at this An airlift of sick an-J injured from as well as veterans. Without Fear The plane had atoppad at one to auatoin themselves in the field “unlimited" popularity for Mae- morial Hoapltal. The professor does not feel that meeting were; Mrs. Robert Jo- Camp Drum to hospitals at distant point In its flight at Hickam Field, at temperatures down to 20 de points was the largest operation Arthur, “ a lot of go.^ aolld aup- Mra. Lestar N. Hill and Infant peace U gained through tha entire banason, Mra. Terrence McGuire. grees below aero waa tested thor port" for Senator Taft of Ohio and daughter, Jana Ellaabath, are at Mra. Grace P. Agard, Mra. Edwin Hawaii. An Air Force spoketman of its kind ever conducted in the supremacy of one group oppos^ oughly. Dog Sled Team ■ ■______llcmld Photo. KEMP'S, bid their home in North Coventry. The United States. “a conaiderable amount o f eenti- to tha subjugation of another Brown,' Mrs. Alexander Mannella, at Hickam said tha plan* arrived Of apecial interest was the use' At the Manchester Heart Clinic, I ment for Elsenhower and Staa baby was born Feb. 17 at the group. Hla definition of peace ia Mrs.. Peter Cawley. Mrs. Lewie there from Tokyo Friday and left The maneuver proved Vnany 873 St. ' Tel. 4136 o f helicopters to supply isolated Mias Mary O’Dwyer has her blood aen.” . Johnson Memorial Hospital in "a aituatlon where people can get Ooddlng and Mrs. John Preston. e.arly Monday for Offutt on a rou points of value to the Army and Here Tomorrow tic heart containers will be avail 768 MAIN McCarthy, who haa aaid he fa- Stafford Springs, units and to evacuate casualties Air Force. In this respect it was pressure taken by Mrs. Betty Ace- ] able in public places Just a few along in a reasonable wray writhout tine flight. from the battle lines to hospitals. vora MacArthur, aaid ha waan't There wlU be a military whist having the threat of bomba drop an eminently worthwhile invest to. cardiographlc technician, as days more to receive contributions. Potterton’s ready to announce whom he would card party Friday at 8 p. m. In This activity paralleled similar' ment, he said. A North American dog sled Miss Jacqueline McHugh, nurse Checks should be malted to N. Wil ping." p l a n e EXPLODES aupport. Girl Scout Lunch team owned by Dexter Sears, liam Knight at the First National the vestry of the First. Congrega ‘The unyielding attitude in in San Franciico, Feb. 26—0P)— and secretarj’ of the clinic, watch-. Taft told newsmen he will cam tional Church sponsored by the Lake Placid, N. Y.. will make an es. » Bank, Manchester. ternational affalra is held up aa Incomplete radio reporta from laws which can be broken only at paign this week in Ohio, niinola Couples a u b of the Church. Pro Reservations End States America appearance tomorrow afternoon The staff doctors confer on the : offer a Ideal at present, aaid the speaker. Gurm today indicaUd a B-2'^ our own peril. One o f these law# about 2 o’clock at the Popular and Wisconsin before going ' to ceeds wlU be for the church re- Is that of love. Every child bom apeciai ca-sea referred to the clinic The history of successful diploma weather plane exploded. ISO miles Food Market’s pirking lot. New Hampshire next week. decoration program. Mr. and Mra cy shows the mutual exchange of. by.the various local physicians.! Reaervationa for finest northwest of Guam about 1 a.m. Disobeying God Into the world must adjust to the The appearance Is sponsored by most The Ohio Senator picked up O. W allace' Mbberg wHll be in advantage. An agreement must be people and things around him and Many Manchester people have al ALSCO ALUMINUM atrong aupport among 18 dele charge. people’s luncheqn enior e.at. today. Grow Rite Dog food and Popular one that all parties recognize aa Girl Scout Troop fervlng proper adjustment can only be ready benefited from the sen-ices gates chosen by Florida’s Repub There will be a local leader advanUgeous. Dr. Paullin atressed A fragmentary diapatcb filed u At Own Peril Food Market ahd children will be of the new-ly organized clinic. Just Thursday noon will tonight, ntade through love. If his home given a free ride on the' dog sled. 5fonn cnmI Doors outstanding lican state executive committee. training meeting on ’Less Expen that no one can go into negotiation radio communicatlona with the does not provide this adjustment recently Paul Jackson of Tolland | BuL_Senator Lodge o f Massachu sive Cuts of Meat” Tuesday from The luncheon will b e / served mid-Paciftc ialand cloaed for the Appearance will also be made to with a fixed attitude; there is a Thursday from 11 a. -m/' to 2 p. “DisobejrGod At-Your Peril’ his personality is warped, his life turnpike_-Was refused entrance in Guorontood ly setts aaid Eisenhower’s forces won 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. at the Union neceaalty for a willingneaa to day, said:------^ morrow afternooh a t ' ’ Pinch'urst to the Navy because it was found m. in Woodruff Hall ay the Cen was the sufiject of the sermon becomes futile he clings to posses Grocery’s parking lot and at Bur- dollars worth a "highly significant victory ” since Church in Rockville. Miss Janina change one’s mind and to keep an "The number of aurvivora was sions rather than people or he at the time of the Navy examina Good Housokooplng '‘Eisenhowei* sentiment prevailed Czajkowakl, extension nutritlontit ter Congregational Church, thus given by Rev, Clifford O. SInipson rill’s Market, Wapping. open mind. enabling people to cqine and go undetermined. Some were aeen. clings only to himself. He has dis- tion that he had a heart ailment. for an unpledged and unlnatructed of the University Of Connecticut, at the three morning services of Immediate Delivery on Wood Dr. Pauliin's one criticism of the aa they please. / They were in one lifeboat and bob Center Oongfegational Church cheyed God to his own peril, Paul was referred to the Manches delegation. will be leader. lAinch wll be served ter Heart Clinic. Examination and in fine quality UN was the fact that the effort to The luncheon Is being put on to bing in the water. Bundsy. Robert Henderson and For Fun Inlormatloa aa part of the prd|rram. "Just as God’s plans for a child diagnosis b y ' the staff revealed negotiate in public ie not feasible. raise funds, for the/troop’s Euro "The plane waa. on a routine Jay Ebersole were the lay assist are based on love so is also his Call The Sixth Annual Connecticut that the condition was not nearly Instead of trjrtn^ to meet each oth pean trip this sampler, and all the weather reconnalaaance f 1 i g h t ants. purpose for the world one of love.” Ellington TV Lenten Services Conference of 4-H CTub Leadera er in agreement, speakers are when engine trouble developed and as serimia as the young man had will be held Saturday In the Bug- members of the troop are work “ America seems to have lost the concluded Mr. Simpson. 'Tt Is our more concerned with the effect of ing hard preparing the meal. Res it exploded 150 miles northwest of World Day of Prayer Service begun to fear. Not only was ad bee School. West Hartford. The ■harp edge of conscience, all of life contention that man's fundament vice given him about hla heart con WEATHER KIN6 their statements upon the public, ervations may be made by con Guam shortly before 4 p.m. today al needs can be met only by God. for Women will be held at the Begin Tomorrow program ia part of Connecticut’s and once a statement haa been (1 a.m. e.s.t.). seems to be blurred with a gray dition, but ;hls mind was greatly, $ 2 3 9 - 9 5 celebration of National 4-H Club tacting any m ^ b e r of the troop . instead' of a black and a;hite. we disobey God at our own peril.*’ Baptist Church, Rockville, Friday ALSCO made to the public, there can be or by calling .Doris Beyer. 133 "The U.S.S. Tombigbee (a Navy at 3 p. m.‘ and at 8 p. m. relieved by the reassurances of Week, March 1 to 9. The morning no yielding. The speakers can only There is a need to recapture some- The Senipr Choir; directed by A, the doctofa. Phone 8tOS nr Nights 4010 Manchester churches will...hold aaaaion -wUl. b e ^ a t 10 a. m.; the East C«nter/ street. Children fueling ship) waa enroute to the Mrs. Harriet Thayer of the atafa then- pisaltlona; The ■will be a'dihitted at half price. acene. Ohe'B-29'weather plana waa’ •’ thing of the battle between good R. Watson, gang two anthems; The Manchester "H eart Clinic ' / Ranll Ftnaiiclhg hSrimitM* Mtemoonaeasion willba.frbm Qs.xEDm a*iai-ifi. . ...and evll...arneed.lor.MQ*ea: to .^ a k Rockville Methodist Clnirch waa TheStofford speaker said that negotlarione he *t*nding:-.by.f^-^-^^ -B caji .f|xlat„anli’...through. ..the,..Xiiianr.. ''-■4fe';Pey>dFtrat'-P j^ ^ to iia agafh," sleted 'Mf.'HIKipsoir.' by Rtatner. a n rn iie KThgl^^ Clal aupporf“of the lowh. 'The plas-^ private, pereiatence ia a vaUd Wc- Electricity will flow through There were no further details. Church Sunday and explained the M m lU New $2S9.9S 17 INCH, RiFLfCTlON FREE, TUIE be at 8 p. m. Planning to attend tor and people In a negotiation Using the jlOth chapter of Deq- My Shepherd Is/* by Shelley. The services at some of the from ** Coventry " ” are Mias Alice De- water better If a little salt is A B-29 has a normal crew of ' '' ■ ^ meaning and plans for this World churches are as follows: St. John’s must look for tiny issues first bn added.> / aiound 11. teronomy for^hls text, he recalled Witt. Misa Diana Motycka. Mra. which they might agree so that the scene of Moses speaking hta Day of Prayer. Mrs. Raymond B. Catholic Church tomorrow, at 9 Joseph Motycka, Wlnthrop Merrl- Clark of Ellington was at the a. m. will have a Mass with blesa- they may get into the habit of final message to the people of am, Jr., Ellaa Clay. Mr. and Mrs. agreement rather than disagree T Israel as they are about to enter Engagement | Rockville Baptist Church on a Ing and distribution of ashes: Gilbert H. Storrs, MUs Kay Han similar mis.sion. • Thble iDOdel with big-u-Iife 17-iodi "bladt" Wednesday evening, 7 o’clock, tra ment. the Prom ts^ Land. "For the sen, Mra. Hans Hansen, Mrs. Economic Aid commandment which I command The Sacrament of the Lord’s ,‘ectangular tube. . . inclined safety glass makes ditional Lenten service and aahea; Ralph C. Hoffman^ Mrs. Robert . Wilcek-Cole supper will be observed at the El NOTICE Friday evening at 7:80, StaUqnt In regard to economic aid to / SHOW TIME FOR ‘’SNOW WHITT thee this day. It is not hidden Cleverdon.and Mrs. Walter Cargo. ..M r, and Mrs, pnqrjos Wllcek. of pi$ture reflection-free. ^ other coufitrlea. Dr. PauIUri feels l^A/ a t . STARTS AT 12 NOON—ifoORS OPEN AT li:3» JL M. fronf thee, neither le-lt fa r off. It lington ^ CqngrcRstional, Church- ■of the'CrSsi; Sktiifday morhlaig at Mr. and Mrs. C. L. LitUq and Wilton, Conn., ennouifce the en next Sunday morning, March 2 St. Joseph’s Day rehearsal: that it is more important to help 8(HOWN I« a t 12 AND 2:59—EVENING AT 6:45 AND 9:83 is not in heaven...Neither is it. family of Eagleville road, south beyond the sea...but the word is gagement of their daughter, Misa v/ith Dr; George Roberts, D. D. t h i t h o m w c o u a ” • ■nw-LOh“ tuning. . . brings in strong, cleair, Saturday at 3 p. m.. young peo Coventry had as visitors Monday the countries solve their own prob )M. CHILDREN ALL TIMES 25e—ADULTS USUAL PRICES ple’s confessions. During Lent lems. instead o{ Just handing them very night unto thee; In thy Nancy Wilcek, to Russell E. Cole, officiating. steady pictures-even in difficult areas. Mrs; Michael G. Landeck of South son o f Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cble of An assistant girl scout leader Is CONSTRUCTION AND APniANOE GO. services will be held each Wednes Chaplin; Mrs. Walter King and money which merely makes it ap mouth and in thy heart, that thou day evening at 7, and on Friday pear that we are trying to line 4-NQ DAYS-4 mayest^do it,” said Moees. 32 Hasel street. needed to assist Mrs- Louis Lavitt, three daughters Kathy, Mary and Miss Wllcck attended Danbury leader of the Ellington girl acouts. 249 IROAD 5TREET— TEL. 2-9219 • Exquisite tone from sensitive Stromberg-Carlson evenings at 7:30. Louise of Eastford. them up on our aide of the cold The indfvidual knows what la Concordia Lutheran Church will war. Teachers College and Merrill Btui. Any-one who Is interested, kindly audio system. Visitors here Sunday included STARTS TOMORROW truth, what is falsehood; what Is iiesa School. conduct a series of mediutlons on The present attitude is that all STATE right and'what is wrong; yet vio contact Mrs; Charles Hein, girl Mr. and Mra L. L. Hill and Mrs. •'The Sufferings of Christ’’ at the countries must be on one side qr lations of his own moral code are Mr. Cole is a graduate of Man scout troop chairman, or Mrs. • Beautiful mahogany cabinet, decmtor-desi^ed. T. F. Little of Plalnvllle. Hazel L.ouis Lavitt. , OPEN EVENINGS midweek Lenten services. The first Mae and Cheryl Ann Little re- the other. Since a neutral party/is being made every day. From the chester High 8( hool and Wesleyan For Your CoRvonionco To Furnish Estimotos On completely hand-rubbed. __ service will be held tomorrow eve turned, tojlheir home Sunday with necessary In a negotiation, this ONE OF THE AU-TIME .Individual.. the_. jllso l^ le n ce . of University. He served with the ning at 7:30 and the aeries viill them after a week’s vac^atlon. group must be-allowed to fottifin' Om ’s laws 'goea’^outward' to’ the Army oversea* for ig Wohlhr and - f contii\bo on ponsecutive Wednes the UN and announce its opinion, fvar-iMw joy for all to •njoy. .. nation and- the world. The casual la now with the Aetna Insurance Claanar Cutting Saws • AMESitE DRIVEWAY^ “ • Unusually drmpact. Dimensions: 2ff’ high, 21 Vi" day evenings through April 2 and the professor emphasized. Company of Hartford. laughs, romanca and songs. .. way America looks upon the cor Tour u w . will nit d u M r, wide, lOH" dcq>. conclude on Holy ’Thursday, April UMT, Korea / ruption of her. soul, shrugs off the ttMT, fu tU wkm U.4 « • CUSTOM 5UILT GARAGES 10, At the service tomdrTOw. Hospital Notes ’ ’During the queetlon pefl« all typu mt u w .. "mink coats,” her "five-percent by ’’sunspots,” which have been Brine rcNir Vi* . i« taSsf. • GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES be read. that compulsory military Ssinlng Patients Today ...... 117 ers,” the Internal Revenue A p a r t described'as great storms on the OM ..w . ututlMe, BLOCK Emanuel Lutheran Church will la against the American tradition. ment, the basketball scandals, is surface of the sun. celebrate Holy Communion tomor- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: When queried on the Koqean truce Usear Johnson—90 .Summit St. / s i f / i e r "M ai^ / ? C f Raymond Jewell, 79 Bridge street: done at her own peril, warnraI Mr. i .^row at n B. .m... .7 _p..m. and 8 .folks, he. said, that he had „not ! I Pamela Patuska.------Rockvine:' Simpson;------p.. m. Throughout t^nt,, there more„inside'informatlon on that ..... He advocated a.return, to. the. will be brief Wiedneaday evening Charles Wardwell, 38 Charter -© ^ th'aln'anyone else, but that he practice of some of the old fash servicea from 7:45 to 8:30, dur street; Mrs. Carrie Anderson. 37 thinks that both Russia and the ing which the Passion story will Edgerton street; Mrs. Ruth King, ioned virtues, a* honest day’s i •a n k im * r — s s a \ United States got mqre than they work for an honest day’s pay; be read, famlllqr Lenten hymns Rockville: Viola Lawion, Rock bargained for in Kot-ea. He said ville: Robert Kieman, 51 Goodwin simple ■ honesty In giving and re sung, and Lenten meaaagea will the setting in Korea for the dis - / > :T I ’ •S5V ceiving change; telling the truth be presented, by the pastor. Also street: Mrs. Alice Lee. Andover; pute is unfortunate, becauae of the an .adult membership class will be Mrs. Selma Erickson, 50 Haynes and onl.v the truth; taking only hardships produced, but that both what one deserves; aqd the re- conducted for persona desiring to street: Hubert Leighton. 39 Cot of the major coui^ries are waging affiliate with Emanuel Church. tage street:-Peter Frey, 59 Bridge a war with restraint as they try refiusl to chest or chisel. Mr. Simpsqn pointed out that The first meeting.of the class will street; William DeCormler. 30 to settle the problems. Dr. Paul be held W ednes^y, March 5, at Steep Hollow lane: Mrs. Madeline lin aaaerted that a division o f gov- God is the siithority In the world 8:30 p. m. Drake. 128 Green road; Alphonse emment in Korea ia the only prac and has established certain .basic ■ -\ > St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Reale, 74 Woodland street Char tical aoluUon i^tU the UN seta up will hold four seraiceg tomorrow, lotte. Nielsen, Andover; Martin a neutral government. The speak Legal Notices 'M a r y 130 CENTER STREET PLENTY OF PARKING at 6, 7:30. 10 a. m.. and 7:30 p. m. Shea, 118 Walnut street; Ray er predIcU that this division of The Penitential Office will precede mond Jolie, 262 High street west;. government /may actually happen A COURT o r PROBATK hsld.j /« r m v the 10 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. 'serv Ed\vard Saari, 58 Plymouth lane; by this summer. •t Mtncheiit^r withifi tnd fnr th91 Dlitrlct of MinchfFt.er*. on the k 'i « 4 i i y ) ices. The' service tomorrow evening Mrs: • Elizabeth Finn; ^ n w a y At the close of the discussion, of Fi^bruary. 19^42. will be the first of six speclaV Wed- drive. the speaker was invited to join In Pr4*iifnt. JOHK J. W ^ L E T T , I neaday evening sermons this Lent. ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. the refreshment! and social hour Doris Hickey, 206 Oakland street: Kgtat^ of William R. CI^rx, lato of | St. JamcLT’ will rondu'ct' Masses which followed. Mrs. Delmont ManrhfM^r. In.MM Dlatrlrt. M tomorrow morning at 7 and 7:45, Richard ^gge. 156 High street; Ballard and Mra. Edson Bailey Tho ar.'mrnijitratrix havItiR Bxhiblt^d Richard Leadbetter. .30 Hackma^ h>r Rdmlniatratlon account with aaljJ and-will have devotionain the eve poured at a table decorated with' #Ptat# to tKla CouFt for allowance. Hla BOLAND BBTTBR BUYS! ning at 7:30. Ashes will be dis tack street: Allen Mooney. 14 OnDERBD: That the .Trd day of | tributed. Drive D: Linda Bums, 142 Birch March. 1952. at ten o’clock, forenoon, St. Bridget’s will hold Masses street; Da\-ld Deyorio, 30 Liberty at the Probate Office In the Municipal street; Misa Joan Ransom, 46 Earl PLUS .Hulldinx.in aaid Maneheater. be ahd ON LATE MODEL tomorrowr morning at 7 and 8, fol THE SCREEN’S SUPREBIB SALUTE the game la aaairned for a hearlnx on lowing each of which ashes will he street; John McNamara. 209 tne allowance of aaid admlnlatration Woodland street. TO HEROISM THAT MADE HISTORTI arrhunt with aaid eaUte. aaceVuin- USED GARS distributed, ^and wilt hold devo ment of heirs and . order of dlatrihu- tions and give-out aahas In the BIRTHS TODAY: A daughteri CIRCLE “DRUMS DEEP SOUTH” tton. and this-Court dlrecta that notlea SAVE evening at 7:3d. X , - to Mr, and Mra. Burley Macia. of the*tlme and place asaigned for aaid Gilead; a daughter to Mr. and TONIGHT thru THURS. hearing be given to all peraona COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH ANY AND ALL COMPETITION . ENDS TONIGHT: MODEL AND THE MARRIAGE mtmi*!ai known to be Intereated therein to ap Mra. Roderick McCann, 145 St. pear pear and be heard thereon by John street. ! [WIN Hll THRIU SHOW! \ PLUS: GIRL ON THE BRIDGE publiahing a copy of thia order in 34 DODGE 4eDOt>R SLACK, R.H...... ; . . .5 95.00 Pupils Simulate DISCHARGED YESTERADY: . .some newspaper, having .a . circulation 39 CHEVROLn 2-DOOR SLACK. H. .... 1...... 195.00 Edward Geehan. 265- Autum'n X In aaid Diatrict. at leaat five days be Car Window Banking fore the day of aaid hearing/ 44 NASH 40D4 .Wednesday—Reart at 10:30 by Andover. In the Probate District of An- j 2. What can the UN dd to main appointment only. torer, deceased. I OPEN SATURDAY MORNING UNTIL NOON LOW DOWN PAYMENTS-BANK FINANCE RATES tain political Independence and 'Also Well Baby at Y, 2 to 4. ~ Ths Administrator d.b.n. haring ex- | territorial rights of Greece ? kibited his administration account with ii You*l lovo Hib eosnol topipiH In smorf wofFlo hnif cotton . . bat wing push-up sloovos, and thrto Thursday—Pre-natal at 9. A e murphy Mid Estate to the Court .of probate for l| and THURSDAY EVENING 4:30 to 1:30 3. Is the Union of South Africa Friday—Cheat at 9 by appoint EASTWOOD Mid District for allowance. It la I violating the Declaration of Hu ment only. YVnWDIIIiAT ORDERED: That the IZth day of| RomovoMo erost for convoniont washing. Colon: Whito, i^ y . goM, aqua, Silts S.M.L, man Rights by its treatment of Glorleaa AB-Cal*r Show! March. 1562. at 5 o’clock In the fore- | Also Well Baby at hospital, 2 to a:S3-e:65 noon.' at the Probate Office In Colum people of Indian origin? Should Tjrrraae Pawer aa4l* Marrar amp ttlyia bia. be. and the same la aMigned for a ateps be taken by the General A»- to hearing on the allowance of Mid ad- i aembly? n i W I0.I "PANDORA AND THE FLYING DUTCHMAN* miniatratlon account with aaid Estate | TO U R HOME TOWN NASH DEALER* Blaactaeatet'a Heart CUale and thia Court direct# the Admlnia- i 4. Shoqld the UN Charted be Never * ^ im g rron trator d.b.n. to cite all persona Inter- f 349 CENTER STREn— AT ¥hEST CENTER STREIT-wTEL. 4079 changed to facilitate the admission Contributions Forget You" Kid” PLUS: **WEEK END WITH FATHER" eated therein to appear at m M time of new members? Should Italy,' place, by publishing Fund wdll help equip Manehester’a 6:SaA:ia . S:ia9iU in some newspaper ns Ireland, Romania, or Hungary IM new Clinic. Otva gaaerous- * admitted ? • /i*v *■ . •.■;•. ||g^lOC» lUltCHESTER EVENING HERALD. UANCHESTER. COHN^ TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Se. 196S
>at bssw esmaidsrad by ^ s IM m Service Contest. A aetback party Bulldtiig oomssittse; ' Bpoiukiced by th a O n n f will ba LydaUSch—Dah I Educalon Also Select Harry B. Bsaaon oC It* w in d M ^ e 4 0 Ui Year. tw o ycara. ny Holt, 13-year-oId North Haven, Washington, Feb. 26—(Ah—So HanT’ Benson tn FIB ford rtmd, tfaetod to tbo boB ~ With Dianer in April; Mtoa Lorraine Footer, diMfbter ^oUo victim who helped gave a viet Russia has been invited to forn ^ rumn. to|i!:sa£,nT.?.'r*;siL?s: ysatorday, will aarro untH tbs of Mr. and Mra. WiUtom Foator of ‘nm EaoFFO RTuiir J iM if lit ll .voting friend from drowning, had give Oongreas its views on the * Po$iibty Hinge on IM * IWMfit of pr«vloua «xptricnce UIIO. Position of A. L. Biker msaalal stoetiaa ia Movambor. Unit Electa OiBcers Avery street, haa been spendug $100, a w rtet watch, a gold medal 1939. Katyn forest massacre, In SMoa Is Tiea praoMsat of- Cha- her midwinter vacation at her and a plaque to add to the other c i i i o n ; aay BratiNn aad moosbar of tba which 11,000 Polish officers were ^nSufianioM' Plans for th# propoaad aehool i A 40th anniverMtoy dinner felt home. iMtt ftflOiri MtfHaa. gifta hto herolam has won him. alato. The booklet •Iso augReaU i Towa naaaiag Commissina. The medal and nlaoue wert; Listed hy _ Jhutociation at Vernon and V yirM Mt I s tm ta the Miantonomah Tribe, Improved Mr. and Mr*. Peter XarmiaM ”HEMTOF«aOWr M bf Wa|M iwa. Previous witnadsea have blamed lyumbor of peraonal charactciia* Order of Red Men, will be given of BucMand road, Whpptog. an the Russians. The Soviets have tica aa being important factora to approved and H arry B. BMtoon nounce the engagement ot their Bociauon ot .-xjMutuai Insurance { By UDONAKO ZEnHBNBEBO Sunday, AprtI 37, at the Italian- publicly accused Germany’s Naxto be conaldered In aelectlng a gen* waa elacted to fill a vacancy Type Furnace Amerieiw Club on Bdridge atreet. daughter. Mtoa Pauline Karmaayn. oeiemwe • W n c -R la g ’a Rdm. Agents, which makes an annual of the atrociUes. ■ The Board of DIrectora |a cur* rral manager, and while, admit* to Ravmond J. Fox, aon of Mrs. w W lw lllll EMy Hawaii WHAT—Malaano Proftm. alert youth award, on a nation created by the nMfMtieir iieu iU A atoak dinner will be aerved by W*ONB—Queen tor a Day. Rep.'Madden (D., Ind.) said the irentlv faced with what will Jiroba- tedly, a man wouM ^ have to be a ly of A. Lawrence Biker in two Asnoid J. Pagani, caterer. EUaabeth Fox of East Hartford. A WTHT—Break the B a ^ wide telertsion nhow yesterday State Department delivered the in w, • w .U Imnnrtant "uperman to embody all of them, Slashes Fuel Bill June wedding to planned. actions taken by the Board ot Plana for the anniveraary dinner’ vitation to the Soviet embassy yes *jy ba the alngle moat Import^ valuable in that it aug^ llducatlon at a special meeting laak that it will ever 1^ required-* quahti*, to look for, wore made at a meeting ot the A roller skating party will be ^fim hixiiiiyovr K tfS lirr terday afteraoqn with a request yssterday afternoon. Wallingford, Fab. local Rad Men last night, held Wednesday afternoon by Girl for a reply by May 1. . .. Jo 'undertake^;*-- th at of aelectlng....Above all etae,-the aanoethtioh . .The. plant, .and., apacificatigna Scout T tom 1 a t tha*icat ln s plawf T hUumcbiPv -cwtomi or rniHiBj ~"~Aftar tha regular maating, the Pointing out th a t thia to the and hiring a general manager, *aya, the man muat bo Hoheat. He for the IS-rbom, two-ltory school, on North Mato atroet, Hartford. firgt time a foreign government The declalon la im portant not must also be forceful srat tactful, approved yesterday subject to hoam fumacaa ona-tbird tba atsa Haymakers, a unit of tha Red Each Scout planning to go haa giiis. ine honors have been af tbeaa ia uaa today and raduc- Man, matlind elected officers. Ihe wnAY—cro»bv i Quarter. WHAT—lUltan Volca. has been invited to testify before A. ChanUIly by Gorham only to the townapeople, who will •de shimld he able to do a trie been, asked by Mrs. William. Dgib: IfMWTIC^NoiM and Quotes. heaped on Daitny. a newspaper a. Congressional committee, Mad mehaque amoUnt' df?werk and at ima In Tpal bins n n tiiit.'fttM B o O e ^ Who Will be JnbtaltiM wHAT-=Band by Demand, - delivery boy who wears leg B. Courtship B y Intemattonol. pay the aaiary of the new maM- coil, Scout leader, to bring a writ , WOX8—Bkv King. WTHT-;Jack Rerch Shbw. den said: ger and Vho will feel directly the tbe-aame time be a mah of vision. B>-to M par cant are among tba Matoh 34 by Deputy jHaroId ten note of consent from her braces, because he crawled out iin C. . Grand Colonial by Wallace 'slam velead by Robert Baioli- Scheibe o f Rockville and bia atalT, W D ^ —Memory Ylane, Uilg—WDRC—Aunt Jtnnia'a Storiaa. "Thto will be an American hear D. Silver Fluteq by Towel effecta of the manager’a admlnia- Also ■■ recommended la, a sense of parents to order to attend. The W Tirt—Tom Corbett. Space Cedet. WKNB—Bing Croaby Time. the ice of a pond where Eldward ing. We’ll listen to both sides. It humor, not only to'enable the balm, Wallingford invantor, for a John Buck, chief haymaker; Fran Il4»—WDRC—Curt Maney, 'W nC —Down llomcra. E. Sweetheart R om by Lunt tretion. but to the directors them* troop will leave the Ctommunity — ALL SPEEDS 33, 45, 78 RP.M. W'HAY—Sporla. WONS—New#; H. R. Baukhage. Ashby, 11, fell through while won’t be like a Soviet Russia hear aelves, for on the wisdom of their manager to get along better with naw oil bumar attachmant ha haa cis Daneoaae, aaaiatant chief hay Hall in CoUlns' bus at 1;30 p. m. skattog. Mixed the boy by the dayslopsd. . maker; Tudy Vtoee, ovaraeer; iiU-WONS^Newa: O dl Brown. WTHT—Victor H. LIndlahr. ing where only oije side of an Is choice they are ataking. In large the people with whom he comes and return at 5 p. m. The troop ISO CENTER ST. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING WTHT—World night Reporter: U;U—WONS—Women'a Page,, . hands and held him until other sue is presented.” n contact, but to allow him to get tislng a" principla he described Salve Vendrillo. past chief hay U :ie—WDR(J— Romance o f' Helen measure, their political futures. treasury will bear the expense pf Evenlag Trent. - ' •Raters pulled the pair to safety; AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR The selection of anyone leaa than past trying situatlona r»nally,i the as 'tha vaporisation of tha liquid maker; Walter Gustafson, keeper the outing. There will be no troop dito-WDRC-Newa. fuel by means of regsneratad hot ot bundles; and Elroy Phelpa, col WTIC—New*. . W H ^ —LeRoen Progmm, a competent and forceftil adminis assodaUon, states, the man must meeting thia week because of the Newa; Joe Girand ShOWx WCCC—Nrwf. he loyal, to the city as a whole and air,” Jteichhalm said hla easily and lector of Btrawa. WHAT—Newa. V^HT—Phil Becker. trator who can gain the respect of school vacation. WTIC-KarJorie Mille Hour. Deaths Last Night the town will reflect adversely on to his subordinates. cheaply installed deetce -w ill WON8—Newa. GORHAM transform Noa. 1, > or 8 fuel oH or •il»—WTIC—Bob Steele. . WKNB^^an on the-Street the board that hires him. AH of these qualifications con Handicap Brigade At BHmoat • WHAY—Supper Serenade, l$:4A-WDR(;-Our Gel Sunday. WILLIAMS stitute a tall order, and no one is keroeCBO into gas. W C ^M uele for Mllecy. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TOWLE The far-reaching influence that WON8—Jim Britt. Sporta. WKNH—Muale from the Weat a general msnager — the town’s "ujlgretlng that nothing teas than It will work on either the con New York —(Pi— The annual WDRC—Jack Smith Sporta, '''Buenos Aires, Argentina—Jaime ventional pot-type or gun-type Wapping • : » —WDRC—Thia I Believe. W H T —We the Women. thief , executive officer and the a man who possessea all of them opening feature at Belmont Park SECRETS OF THE SCREEN WTIC—Weather. , . lyOJfS—Crean Patteraon. Yankelevich, 57, president of the OIL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL head of the administrative branch will do. B utithese are the qualifi- burner, be aaid, providing more on April 39 will be the '30,000 To arSa—WnC—Emile Cote Glee Club. l:f^WDR(J-Newa. Radio Belgrano Broadcasting net complete rombuetlon. It requirea W apping U hrary to open Mon- WCCC—Mancheater Hatinee^'^ pf the town government x— wields catlons that have been proven de boggan Handto-.p. It starts the WDRC—Guv Lombardo.- . WTIC—Newa, work and a pioneer In Argentine New Cycla-matic Frlgidairo food freexer and refrigerator com- no eaeaaa air and-thua needa no SSIf *yw»lnf» from 7 to 9, itod WONS—Jack Downey Show, radio. Bom ih Bulgaria. 341 BROAD ST. WALLACE rah be'seen by revlewing'the func sirable for a manager to poasess, Thursday afternoons from 3 to 5. oider horMs on ' a well plaiined WTHT—Sereno Gammetl. WKNB-Pattaea. , " blnaUon, juat iptroduced,' feafurM 'ahelvei tta t' glide'out'on w and tha diractora, in their ejoaed- chimney—only n two-inch pipeline a* Now—M> nim doj^ed ta WTHT-^wii We tM Women. - Moscow. — N. V, - Pronto: 46( tions of the general manner aa Thirty books have Just been added stakaa program that culminataa . a:«»-:WTIc-Threh SUr Extra, WONS—News. roliers for easy aooess, handy etorage apace tm door, and m new kind door seasijona, should keep them to for a Vent. / " with the $50,000 Suburban Handi oif burnerl The aiiti*cloddiii{( property of POA*SX WDRC—Lowell Thomat. deputy miniate:- of the Umber in of safe, constant cold called Levelcold. Upper compartment to sero- ^ H lELlLN b set forth In the charter, ^efly, The devlee hms long atoce paaaed and are ready for circulation. A W T H T —Slocka—Sporta. — ■WHAY-Newe. . ' these are: mind when screening the Hat of few of thenr are: fiction. "Doctor cap on Memorial Day (May 30). ta Shell Foel Oil for home beating ebnu n It tito-WDRC-BeuIah. ■ — Perkina. ------dustry, and a worker for the Cen xone food freexer, completely Insulated and sealed from rest of cab Funrtlnna candidates. , the drawlnjr board stage and has. in Buckskin," Allen: "Guns of The $30,000 Metropolitan a t a WTIC—Boeton Blackle. ^TTC—Juke Box JInglea. ‘ tral Committee of the RuMian inet. Cycla-matic defrosting In refrigerator section automaUcally RANGE O IL STERLING SILVER TABLEWARE — ------, to fact, b0tn to experimental u$e mile and the Roseben at seven fur taeff . • . eliminatee • major oauM of oil boraar WHAT—Symphony* Hail. ’x Harvey. Communist P arty to 1947-51. controls humidity and banishes frost before It collets. 1. To see that all laws and Montana," Allen; "Moses,” Asch; WTHT---Weather: Songa and Stories WONS^Yenkee Fond Show. in hoih^ and factoiiea for two "With All My Heart" Barnes; longs are the other offerings for ..W H A ^B etty Kimball. Cairo, Egypt — Edward B. Han i f -k i r ordinances are enforced. [ years, said Relchhelm who, with ■errica calla. 15 yeara of Shell reaearch and taala WONS—riiUon l,ewta. Jr, ^ ----- BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED “The Hem of His Garment,” members of thg handicap brigade. f:l5—WONS—Tello-Teat. : Malone. son, assistant Information officer 76, for 40 years a roorM and tele an official of the American Bank 2. To control all departrhehts Con§cieiice Prmlg several Wallingford and Meriden went into the development of FOA*5X. A tele* W’DKC—Jack Smith. Mualc •Hall. a t the U.S. Embassy to Cairo: OIL HEATING through the power of appointment Briggs; "Jumping Jupiter.'i Carey t Mancheater Hetinee. type operator for the Associated ers association. 5-I partners operates a small plant to "Tsre.'s Healing." Giles; ’ "My phooe call to ua will put FOA«SX to work for — 1:SO-WTlC-Newa. •iJftnWpnO—The Guiding Light. Loutoville, Ky.—Dr. .lenry W. Press in Kansas City and New and removal of department heads. Harry B. Beaaoa Stratford. WTHT-^llver Eagle. WKNR-PeuI Weaton. * Sweets, 78, for nearly 40 years ex- Coronado, Calif. — Capt. Frank EQUIPMENT l^'ithout such power, the general Tliief into Arrest Home on the Range." Kennedy; SOOTHINQ RCUEr WDRC—Peggy Lee Show, York and since 1940 a printer at lin D. Kama, 78. USN, Ret., of 7710 invhntor aaid arrangements "The Viking,” Marshall; "The WONS—Gabriel Heatter. J'ONS—Juit Jenkina. ecuUve secretary of the Southern tendant in the Fort Worth Star- manager could not be held respon minor changes, must now go to now are being made with a large Canton, O., whoM^ last comitiand the School Building committee for Swimming Pool,” Rinehart, and mCOUOHS 7:«»—WDRC—Ed Murroyr." Presbyterian Church’s Committee Teleg;ram'ii wire room. Estimates On Request. sible for the administrative per (Contimied from Pago Ona) iraniifacturing concern to put the W n c —One Man’a Family. of Christian Education and Minis waa the battleship Colorado.. Dewey-Richman approval. "Ladv of the Mohs\\k," W’Iddemer. MKTO WONS—Dorla Day. Miami Beach, Fla. — George formance of the. department heads device on the market at a price of 3:40—WDRC—People Are Funny. urTSni:!!?*''’' “ •'■•arct McBride. terial Relief. Bom in Elixabeth- CALL under him. arrest warrant charged Bwlger The school will .serve the Man Non fiction, "The Sea Around Ui." Club. Frank Eresch. 06, Beloit, Kansas, Easter Island, lonely South Pa chester Green area, which achooI $40 for home burners. Car.-on; "\'our Church and You." WTIC—Cavalcvaoe of America. town, Ky. tanker, a former treasurer of the . JEWELERS— EST. 1906 ~ 3. To attmd meetings of the with violating the Federal Re- Tests to factories, he claimed, coins WTHT—Newatand Theater. cific speck. Is smaller than the serve Act, authoritiea consider the area most Corson,; "The hfagnificent Cen WHAYxxItoliah National Home. Fort Worth. Tex. ^ W. T. Duff, Kansas Bankers association and District of Columbia. 2.1257 Bghrd of pirec.tprs, participate in have shown that the device will tury,"- Costato: "Time to Remem „ : 767 MAIN STREET ; In' Pittaburglir" special FBI in need of a-dditloiml school facili WOfMl^Blaele' Muaeum; — -'f Muelc r - ,,; any dlaciu-sfon and make ti^ch rec ties. Construction coats are not make possible the use of fuel oil ber,” Douglas; "Strange Lands •:* z WDRC—Mr. and Mra. North. Nrwi. — ’ ommendations as he deems necaa- agent ■ Fred Hallford bald Swiger In.place of manufactured gas for WTIC—Hollywood Theater. admitted cmbestling at least yet available, according to Arthur and Frlendlv People,” Douglas;' WTHT—Opera Auditlona. aary. Since his Is the office through H. 1111 n g, auperintendent of such processes ss forging, heating, "The Better Half of Your Life,” CALL WONS—Story of Dr. Kildare. . SfS?.?—**"'’* Drake. which most of the Information con- 150.000 to bank fund.s during the }}JCCC—Newe; Mualc. past seven years. schools. Plans are being prepared treating. Japanning, annealing and Lerrtgo: "A Man Called Peter," WHAY—Morton Gould. WONB—Cf'nil. Blllmom. ■* eerning town affairs la funneled. by Ebbeta, Frld A Prentice of melting. . .. . __ Marshall,- and iBack - to - Manda -tio q —WDRC—tlfe-W lth Luigi; . ff-,^^C-HHghte?Di^:------Hallford said Swiger tllsappear- . WONSl—Newa; ORtclat Detactiva. *'SjrS[P®/^HIIitop Houae. ■ the Ifeneral manager Is In a better ed when a routine ejcaminstlon of H artford. lay,” Thomas. WTHT—Town Weting. ^sltlon than any one individual of the books showed a $30,000 short The board hopes the aehool will The average fyll-grown musk ox At the last meeting of Wapping R L WILLIS & $0N, INC. w n c —Bob Hope. knowing what the town needs, age. be ready for occupancy at the be weighs 800 pounds. Is 90 inches Grange members \oted to enter WHAY—Night Watch; ! Beautiful. ^erefore, he is In an excellent long snd 55 Inches high. the National Grange Community 2 MAIN TIL S12S .tiSO—WTIC—Fibber McGee and Holly. The FBI agent said Rwiger told ginning of the lRM-54 school year. 15T)RC—Purault. w{^c-r3?^Tc*.= ^'altlon to suggest policy mea.*- this story:• Before construction can begin WONS—Myaterloua Traveler. Hequeat Matinee. ••• gres to the board, and in suggest on atoy new school, an appropria ftlS-WTin'-ErwIn Canhem. After leaving Cairo, Swiger ie:04-WTlC-Eddlc Cantor. °P*" Hiuae. ing policy, the general manager, drove to Parkersburg. He took tion for It must, he approved bv the WDRC—The Lineup. If he la respected aa he should be, a bus to Chlci^o and lived there town'a voters In a referendum. WTHT—News. Three school projects have now WONS—Frank Bdwarda.' ta In effect helping to formulate In hotels under false names. Then l4:l»-WONS—Jack’s Waxworka. policy, as well aa carrying It out. hia conscienre ' began bothering been approved by the Board of F.d- WTHT—Elmer Davis. ' * 'w 5 ^ S r w ? ! '’MS.ic”“" ' ’‘ •'"'’'I*''' Budget him and he returned to Clarks ucatton, one of which haa already IO:Sa—WDR(j^Robert Q’s Waxworks, burg and surrendered. been approved by the School w n c —Robert Montgomery Newa; to Happlneaa. 4. To prepare and submit to the Jlalltord quoted JSwiger aa ad Building committee. The Man Call X. nty. eouncll the annual budget. If the Plans for the addition of two - ■-WniT-Vnittd'Or Winters m itting’ he had $17,000 11;44—News on All Stations. . Show. jSoffisJ . M,M—WTHT—Tbe-Lete-Bob E:~ Lloyd:' ' ludgerauhaiantially'as the roahai'_ Cairo. The FBI said he handed School have met the approval of WONS—Jack’s Waxworks, ...... w n c —News. WHAT—Polka Hod ger presents It. the manager’s to' over $.1,000 In cash when he aiir- both bodies. Plans for tha addition WDRC—Public Service Program, iuence in directing municipal op j-endered and that Swiger said the ol seven rooms to the 13-roon) WHAY-r-NIght Watch. erations becomes mors realiatle. rest was taken from him In an Bowers School, already passed-hy IliSa-WTIC—What’a the Score. WTHT—Valiant Lady. Hera again, on the intelligence TaBMrraw armed robbery in Chicago last the Board of Education, and tor •:00—wn c -jo h n n ie Lee Wllla and end dynamism of the man selact* Wednesday. the Vemon-Lydgll school, havs not Ills Boys. gd depends the completeness of hla WllAY—News; Rural Roundup. tofluenre. • ;ia—WTIC—Fanners Digest; News. q:Sa—WONS—BUI Jenkins Show. S. To prepare the annual report WDRC—Yawn Patrol. .fequired.hy.law...... ' WTIC—-Wealhcr: - Fatolefa ' DigaU Television fi. To assume all righls. powers, WCCC—Production Newsreel. f m iAY —Chapel Time. and duties of the town not other- WTHT—Morning Devotions. P H v e r y t h in g you want in finie^car performance Iromfort. New shockproof steering, balanced for _ mdse vested by the charter. • :4it—WTHT—Breakfast with Ben. 4:9^K ate Smith Show. Jn view of all of this, the qiiall- TOMORROW WHAY—Fred Waring. Haujifr. and comfort is yours with medium-car cost finger-tip control, makes handling and parking (at 0:54—WDRC—RcUglous Talk. Hkyes Show. E ■catlons that tha board la seeking WO,\S—News. Howdy Doody. and operating economy in the brilliant new easier. Packard’s exclusive new Easamatic Power in a' general manager, qualifica 7:ea-WDRC—Newa ®‘0CL“KIt Doodle, Packard, America’s most exciting car! Powered tions that would enable a man to WCCC—Good Morning Music. Forrcaat. Brakes stbp the car in as little as one-third the WK.NB—Phil Hale. 6:30—V^orld News Today. by the worId’s_^highest-compression eight, only fulfill, these^funcllons, becoimes of NIGHT WTHT—Breakfaat with Ben. S'iS~L” it** Public Intcrpit usual d/rtonce—require 40% less foot pressure! prime Importance. WONS—Weather: Bill Jenkina Show WTIC—Bob Stele; News. 7:16-—Bob h Rav. » - the smartly styled Packard brings you Ultramatic, tVhat la Hought? WHAY—NnWs; Coffee Club, , , 5«n»m Time W(th GoweV. . ..foq gHtoniauc.. dFiv9 that otfipjerform* oil others, • • look at one mere/earl If you plan tospend "‘“ '“Blit'aHhc^iKeTioaW meeta“in ex- '’■Y:l»^\VONg±N'ews. " T:Sa-WDRC-Old Music Boxt News. 8-2$—Milton Berle. under all conditions! $2500foF a Th vesf b^e hour in seefhg how fevT* acutive session .when' dlscuaatog WTIC—Bob Steele—Morning Watch, S^S^Crlme-SyndicAtedy...... the candidates for the Job, which WCCC—Newa; Gooc' Morning Mualc. S:30-*Suappna«. dollars more it takes tp-own a Packard. Packard Is entirely proper store premature AMERICAN LEGION HALL WO.NS—Bill Jenkins Show. Amateur Hour. • • PcKkarti's Jpoutlful, armor-ribbed bodies WKNB—News; Phil Hale Show. Adventurea at 10:45. costs less to buy than you’d think, and the record divulgence of the names of the ap-' i;04—WDRC—World News RoundupT 11:00—AmaalnK Mr. Malone. are insulated against sound and cushioned at all over the years proves it costs less to own—for pluanta might prove embarrassing -WCCC—Kiddle Corner.------—- to some of them who now hold WED , FEB. 27, at 7:45 WKNB—.News; Phil Hale. "18 mounting points to give ypu"^eater dding "Built like a Packard” means built to lastl WTHT—News; Phil Becker. . „ Taaarraw managers' Jobs In other communi WTIC—.News. ties. there la r.o wav of knowing WHAY—News. 7:001-Tod.y. What qualifications the various dl- WONS—News- ...... - Teat .Pattern and Hualc. ' rectors actually are looking, tor. In ATTEND FREE • ;IS—WDRC—Shoppers Specials. IS JJ-H el Martin Show. w n C —News. i®:*~-Lanjtford-Amfche. making their aelectlon. WHAY—Jesting with Wamp. « :»^lrl£e It Rich. However, it is known that for WONS—Bill Jenkins Show. WTHT—Martin Agronsky. lo i t r ’'**'’ Dyon’a SO Club. toformatlori on thia point, as on i:34—WCCC Newa; Breakfaat News- of- Life. the whole proceM of selecting a Opening Meeting boy. foe Tomorrow. WTIC—Radio Bazaar. Nancy’a Kitchen. general manager, aeveral members WTHT—Bob Lloyd. of the lioard are referring to a John Conte, . .vNx>kle,t .prepared by .the .Interna^ f;0G—WDRC—Nowi. tional O ty Managers’ Associstinn. WCCC—n Hundred and 90 HIU. J:30—Flret 100 Yeara. WHAY—Italian Pniifram. 2 :t^ M lk e and Buff. This sssoclstion, a professions! WKNB—News; Poionla. 3:(XI—The Big Payoff. non-profit group, describes Its DALE WONS—News. 3:39—Dart Parka Show.' ir.etobers ss believing that "the ad WTHT—Breakfast Club. 4 ;00—Kate Smith Show. WTIC—Theater of Melody. ministration of local government f:IS—WDlR^Thla la Hartford. ■hmild be ba.sed upon the besl WONS—Wllo-Test. practices developed through re- f;50_\VK.NB—Italian Hour. aesreh and pinved exi>erlence," CARNEGIE WONS—Crenn Patterson , Show. — ----WrCG—12 Hundr«^ and $0, HHt, and "has ^ its stat ed piirposeT "to News. tncrea.se ,he profictehry of city WHAY—Italian Program, managers ehd to aid in the ito- i:<^WDRC—mK Crosby.------ft WTIC—Victor H. pindlahr. prm-ement of municipal adminia- WHAY—Famous Trtal^---- tratlon In general.” COURSE WDRCtr^rlhur Godfrey. WTHT—My True Story. A composite picture of the man VfTIC—WHeome Travelers. th a t the association Would, in gen- WKNB—News; Bammy Kaye. ♦ral, recommend woiird siic^^^ WHAY—Italian Program. yoto Aflar yo*r man between the ages of 8.1 snd In WONS—Crean Pntlrrson Show. •ynploM t6:15—WDRCj—Arthur XSoefrty. * 44. who hits hsd college training WKNB—GoV. L/»dge. \ and who.haa.awved as.manager WTHT—Eli ward Arnold ;\Maga- In another hninlctpalitv. ThIa IffBCtivB Sp««kiR4 zlne of the Air. ^ *wa H I* yoareaW WONS—News. .to lavawleal*. picture Is drawn from the quatlfl- WCCC—News; 12 Hundred and ealinns set forth by the a.ssocla- O reatesf M btlier of theni all! 90 Hits. .tlon on the basis of experience it H ihbcni RBlatleRS — WHAY-^Itallan pTnaram. ASTHHAMSBir has gleaned from -studfss of other WTtC—Doublo*'^or Nothing. WONS—Cvuy Lombardo. If yM era a aear of ^ miimclpalittes having the coiinrll- WKNB—Mystery Voice. manager form of government. L«ad«nliip TralBinf |g:4^—WTHT*r-Agalnst the Storm. pMoea brine •" yew aabiilUar tor «nM 1 •*—A" Clillege Preferred ^ True in J9J$ . . .True today! kepaefiea end wrridge. " The booklet does not state that ■ Weldon Ui ug Co.—901 Main St. *f**htng ti. mandatory, tnit.- > ' - v ,' ■' ■ -J - - i t o '" - i r^ '* ' • - . ’ I'-h -Jv ,-Vv' -.I--’--'.- '• ^ Center nmniiaey->4S7'Main St. : .fplifr things being equal. It.says, i ‘ewndidate' ifdth- -sft'cir- 'tra’ihlwjf Aarthof : «f .r"Hew :jtp ’ ' ■ ^aaamfcmlw mah into" St. ahoiild be preferred It also states \Vln Friend* an<| riyciiom ny' Tnw Hfn CrGM is s vtHURfMr mnds up of miflions; that experience has provem that • Inftuenre People” formal tratoing In municipal ad- nmcinb««(l by nMUionq u "ITie Greatoat Mother of Them All.” . D. _ MARK OP ' mlnlatratinn Is an advantage UM But} ft OUALITV ’ But "the most vsliisbie experi-' Class Now Forming Yea, the ’hed Croas is th a t, . . and more. It ia a hoping hand to the i **Ofily pMkar.4 hat Ultraaiatif, * * Faskard*s ndw shockproof staor- * a Fockard'f now. dlra«t>oftlng mr»" that a candidate for the prpYMi in use to outperform all other bifl—balimced for finger-tip control- shock absorber$,cushioo your ride over' jBb could haye "is th at of having ' made homeleaa by atorm and flood. It ia plaama for ^ e wouiMled, PACKARD BRINGS YOU automatic drives under all conditions. makes driving and parking easier. igsrved succeMfiiHy as a manager in MANCHESTER . all types of roads for utmost smooth* tn a dty comparable. In else or In cheerfiil houia for ditabled veterana,.|t tpuch of henne for FINE-CAR PERFORMANCE **N aw laaamatic Fawar Brakaa * * Too ^flof th o m ost luxurious ride ness and comfort; ^ am'aller city." IP Thiogg This Trainiiig Will Help You Do; UNOTYPE give faster, surer stops—require 40% you ever enjoyed in Packard's all-steel * * Hohdaoma now Interiors and fresh Tn regard to residence as a qiial- ■oldiera oh foreign fields. I t ia a symbol of AmeritMin compaaaion arid w arm th and less pressure, 29% less time to appljr! safety body, which is cushioned at all exterior color' combinations accent Mcation. a point that has been at I. Speak .Effectively a. Increase Your Earalng AND COMFORT WITH 18 mounting points. There's plenty of 3. Conquer Fear Power OPERATOR * • Faekard kulMa graat anglnaal - Packard’s smart, low lines and youthful, Igaue among members of the flaneroeity. It ia you . . ..doing what you would do if you were there. Packard’s Thunderbolt Engine is the room—even for six-footers—and'seats years-ahead styling. board and other town nlTirials, s'. Develop ('onfldence ! ’’ J, ’ are as wide as the car is high! the aaaoclation states that there 4 «L.ii J , 4. *• Impibve Vour PeraonalltjT MEDIUM-CAR COST world’s highest-coffipression eight— * * Ivary Packard sar undergoes 4,267 4. Inunwlf and Ide*. « Vocabulary Alto Ai ApiKMtiM with up to 23% fewer'working parts * * Fadcord’s S.OddM sq. In. of safaty has been a growing trend among 5. Influence People lo. laiprove Your Memory ■ Si separate factory inspections. "'Built like «»uncll .* manager municipalities AND ECONOMY than engines of comparable power! •■ass give you ^-round visibility. a Packard" means tai/t t» tout "toward the appointment of out- of-town- men, especiallv trained WRITE To Loan tbo Traio men." ■ PHONE DALE CARNEGIE COURSE THE BASIS OF ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE Particularly apropos nir the GOOD WORKING present situation to llani.’-hestef. Preornlrd 1a Coan. by Robert H, Stroud A GOOD HOME the booklet aayi, “it ia the flret CerUfled Dale Caraede Senior Instructor CONDITIONS . n Inclination of a council to select • local man.” But. It adds, "exi 223 CANNBR ,8T„ NEW HAVEN 6-7008 (40th Year) GOOD perlence has shown that,, to most Molor«-Dalo Canegto Course Is now being inatances thera are decided ad offe^ to aU Oenernl Melon enlarled emptoyes. 8a,aaa sarh Apply hi Pm m b FLOORING vantages in having the manager employes throughout the ITnIled Ntatea wUt eventually be afforded . *. eome from out of town,” one of ^ epportually to Uko this ronne. Y»V don’t you foUodr Gen- G to N o a l HERALD O FH C E BRUNNER’S, “ ••• Idvantagea that Imme^ate* IIr-,2 2 2 '' ."•••“P'* •■< preparo yeunwlf aad your eoiployea thc co Ijr nggeiu itself u that a aue- for effeettve leadenklp through the Dale Caraegte CpuraeV THU ADVEBTtaEMENT HPONROBED BT WG.GLENNEY . ••••Ba altjr manager who haa 13 lisssi St. BUILDING MATERIALS 35& East Center Street M anchester WATKINS BROTHERS LUMBER FUEL > . • ■ ,3 - 1= 'jSMa(:C V fir
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. * • ; .A. i J MAJTCHKSTEB EVENING HERAtD. IIANCBESIER. CONN^^UESDAY. FEBRUARY 28,1952 I ilANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN; TOESD^AYrEMUARY 2871962 control of South Koran. It would ly, in situatiaiis where. miUtsi^ Blty. aa imhiasi Ibidfeslnr be the part of mercy not to aend needs compel us to infringe upon many aflbilrabls quallUas pooNas- - 1 . H iew e Fksf . . . anflasaksap- O p e i i F o n i m pointmaot for tmt I-vWt loan. priaonera back to North Korea the sovereignty of other peoples, Connecticut ed by Jim Shsekay, the acting Enitistg IferaUi against their will, nor to require we cannot play the game bdth General Manager, that uaraserved- 3 WAYS * S. W rit# . . . lor appHcatiaa. FUl Vlavan tacal Clislee ly quaUfies him for this Important^ '' wmiH M >IU M Bw it ■ w in * **resaed to Store Mould reflect not only a great cre tomppmt^ tPAt iig fl to SRT rfS">^ . ' Ona Taar by Hall...... P f S thair actual argument la come up with the kind of statistics The Governor a p p a a ^ bafore the such appointments has come from dit to himself, but the entire town. ^ Sll^ IfOUttlR JCRlla a aa aaa'aa a a# a ,9 strengthened by the fact that the we expected. politically raiaded people or frqpi I Oaa IfoBtb by RaU.*»*****«««»»»S-t-2 SUte Employea AsSoetotlca. gave I sm hopeful whan the screen m i t n t m f in a n c e OA. ‘ ■ 81n|1a Coyy ..,.*.*•••••••••••••*$ *5® full exchange they seek has If 49 cents a doaen ia the retail his pledge that cHangaa in salary people who mlght .be very serious ing o f eppUesats Is made, that the y » w r h u f M status recommphdad by the pres ly concerned about their own - ■ Waakly. by CarHar...... 4. . » hitherto always been routine, and price for egga, the owner; of the Directors will concur In the selec tod Rsar a JASVIt »UllP»Wa ___ 1 ' Saba. Dellvared, Ona Tear...... flAm ent slate Job/hlsssifleatlon survey progress under our new manege- tion of Jim cnieekey ss Towit* SO* NUUN SIRBT (Ovar Weelwe^'el W W O W * t. J-. by the fact that we are trylng^to C4ilckena .yrhlcli-lay^jtheae eggs ia would - be-toada- retroaetive-^'at -ment.------»-■— ■------^ ...... ------:------^DM S4M • tWHp *. ianUm, VUMANapw j MnfBER or Introduce a policy which has losing about 18 cents a dozen, or least to A|Rd 1," ' the date on law« aaSt a rtiMiah •! til iai«M4hi| ItaiM ^...... I ! THE associated PRESS The argument which tvould Thornes J. Waddell i ' Tba Aaaoclated Praaa la axelaalvaly never been honored befope. The a cent and a half per egg laid and which the classiflestion report is favor the appointment of some 38 Horton road. 4 Usi M tWI am MAI atoi aswHr tWsM M » cawwiUw oMHy laitoaiah M HMI tsP t - i oetMlad to tba uaa dt rapvbUcatlon of Oammuniats proclaim that they sold. . to be received, and by such tac- “efficient outsider” because he Uto, left the state employes lobby ( all aawB Llapatcbca craditad to It. or wilt never yield on this issue, and would have no "commitments” to ! Bot otbanriaa craditad In tbia paper TWa lowest post-war price for without material for further Im-, honor, nor any,"favqrs” to return and alao the local newa publlahad bare. they probably mean It. eggs happens to coincide with the giediate Warfare. should contain very little U any All rlfhta of rapubllcatlon' of apaclal That could possibly leave us fac They are to get aomething. diapalchei herein ara alao nttm d. highest poat-war prices for gralR,' value- It ia entirely, evident, that •/' ing an almost Impossible issue— The egg farmer who ia caught They do not know how much. The thoee of us who can appreciate no Full aerTtca client of N. R A. Sart- Job classification report ia to be reason why "commitments” or that of whether,'by our refusal to in between these two prices'^ can ke, Inc. the instrument - tt^u gh which “ favors" should be associated wdth y0URH0M E«4w i n v e s t m e n t Pabllahcra* Repreaentallrai: The end this war on any other but a walk up and down hia batteries their demands are niet. Their the conduct of our operations at - Jultui Malhawa Spaclal Aienry — New humanitarian basis we would be next function will be to be ready the Hall of Records, are con'vlnced Tork. Chlcaso. Detroit and Soiton. of hens With the knowledge that makihg Inevitable World War IH, they are busy laying^ him into with their own reaction to that that trie appointment of a local report, and with their detailed MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP which would not be humanitarian bankruptcy. j. person would In'no way constitute CIRCt’LATIONR support of any ebangea they may a hazard or a handicap to the effi either. Whatever their convic REDUCE OUR STOCK Off with their heads? There's want to make in it. Their need cient operation of our local gov The Herald Prlnllna Company. Inc. ‘ auumea no flnanclal teapnnelblllty for tions In the matter, the Conimu- a problem there, too. In recent for propaganda and pressure tac ernment. We fail to appreciate the I typopraphlral errofi appearinc In ad- niats probably cannot refrain months, the price of poultry haa tics is over, for the moment at many “benefits" .which would IN ANTICIPATION OF OUR EVENTUAL REMOVAL ■ aertlaemrnt, and other rradlnf matter from trying to impale us upon least. It can be argued that they come to us by the appointment of In The Maneheeter Erenlnf Herald. been most Erratic, and some of the might have.made more progress, a "highly recommended outsider.” that dilemma for a while. Mean- time the wholesale prices, which more swiftlv, If thev h.ad-been less In fact we cannot feel too sure TUMdar, PPbrtmry IS* while; • -^ e un-nci^tiateir 'trUeir; are 'twat* the fknnef 'geti,' have obVtous In their tiictlcA. ' Pe'rha^ that: thiir: ‘’highly 'recommended which has now seen eight months been far below the actual cost of next time, they will be a little outsider” would come to us minus whM W4 DO mov* w« wont to .nwvt« Htite nMrelioiidis* « p«ss|. pass in Korea^without any major less violent. '’commitments” or a debt of some, ' HumanitsriaB Point yAising a broiler or roaster or 'llie hill In their battle outcry kind or other. We believe that hia Ut. $•; wv'ra OaM m q pricM rt^ ond kft le mev« hi«lt quality military effort by either side, con^ fowl. But off -with their heads Is Along with fighting a neW kind dirrrta attention to the ap appointment in Itself might con tinues, and may, In the end. prove a way of halting the loss involved proaching Job closaiflcation re stitute a kind of “commitment" m««’t and boys' woor cot of OMF^sfoia and lafa year homt. yp”*'* «9.;„ I , cf war In Korea, we are trying to to be more real than anything in in continued egg production. Only, port. and to the high hopes that which would demand some return. t ■ , make a new kind of peace. We are are being entertained for It, out process of negotiation. if some one else only does it. the If it is agreed that we should \ trying to evade the traditional side of the hone of state em price of eggs may go up again, surrender the future management ; t rulei for exchange of priaonera’ ployes for a pa.v Increase. of our town to "outsiders,’’ and and there might be a real bonanza , Some members of the Lodge ad , J,”' after a war. Our purpoae ia plain: Wolf Sees Lamb Trespas.HinK that we should refuse to admit the in eggs next summer, if enough ministration, who have had long merits of capable local people, the ^ , It ia one of aimple humanity. What would Russia do with experience with the problems and appointment of a person who is INSURE COME other egg farmers kill of their To rebuild your home today to'ould cost yon FOR BEST costs of .state. government, enter ^ : Hitherto, at the concluaion of Japan If it could? That question iS entirely foreign to our town to the three times as murh as It dM to build It a few layers, So. in the end. nobody gets tain both hopes amt fears with re office of Town Manager could' be. , ! I any war, the automatic rule haa easily' answered. If Russia could years ago. Better check up on your Fire Insur ^ o h - o out of the business because every- gard to those report. accepted aa quite the proper thing ' , been for the exchange of all awing ' the- Communist parly in Their high hone is that it will ance to make sure .voiir home Is COMPI.e^TE- Ixrtly thinks it's going to be highly to dp. If, on the,.J^icr hand we IT ALLr LV insured in view of today's higher replace* ALL MERCHANDISE '— • ■; prtaonera on both aldea, including eontlmie along the line establlgh- OF TYPICAL CLIFFORD .Tapan'-lntb a pbsltion strong profitable next summer. And the should retain some de.'iire to re mcDt costs. » deaertera who may have been en- ed by the survey by which state enough for an election victory or a busine.ss continues to be terrible. tain some restige of pur own in . > tlced over the llnea by glowing institutions are being converted dividuality we mii.st not refuse to M EN'S JACKETS - * ^ t o r y revolutionary' coup. Russia would ■nils Is the sort of problem we to the 40 hour week, as discu'aed M E N ' S SUITS ) promiaea of the rewarda they consider the merits of any local movT In ^ every phase of .Tspa- . like „ tCL,auhmit-to -theorist* . and- AtL.uiU!. -_Tbcre„a. progre-sslve camlldate w h o - ha.4 proven—hi* Were NOW wbindToblaTn.' The Idea that auch ______M t r * ______N O R L _ Reae life and conduct. It would dic- politlclans who have glib an step in state employment practice worth over the many years that he $2y.«r... o AQ ^ 1 a policy might be inhuman toward has been combined with the erec Men's Unod jackets •tate Japanese foreign policy and swers. ono way or the qther, to has been with us. $70.00 . .$ 5 6 ,9 5 I I Individitala who did not want to gd tion of a new standard of emr If it must be admitted that we Ro b e r t J. s m it h and nniinM jackets $25.00.. .^ ly .V o Japanese domestic policy. It all our problems of production and ploye-hour ellictency, and a key to . back to their own original cqiln* do suffer so great a famine of INCORPORATED in wool plaids or would move' its own Japanese marketing. Tbe free enterprise ’ possible attack on the ; try ha.a been overlooked, and the local intelligence and local effi shower proofed cot stooges Jnto positions of power, ciency that we find ourselves com REAL ESTATE — IN'St'RA.NCE $ 1 6 . 9 8 A8 wool. Regubrs, $45.00 .. $ 5 2 .9 5 answer to the, problem is to let i ton, wool or rayon. ■ right of the nation to ita ^Wn citl- and, if these were not rellsble pelled to solicit the services of longs, shorts. : J sena been conaldered aupfeme. fill th<* eRfc farmers ro broke. TliP Thc.^e same individuals have a "some outsider" to guarantee our 953 MAIN STREET TEI.EPilONE 3150 Maine Guides and OJoriF arr enough, it would send Ru.ssian of- welfare state answer, of course, fear. It Is that the jhb reclassir $40.00 . .$ 4 9 ,9 5 / BI7^9 for w'* What we are negoUatlng for in! fjcals over to help nm the coun- salvation, it could be considered Wooirich. $ 9 . 9 8 ce IS to step in and price-support; Heatlon survey may disdain the high time that we begin to train “INSCRANSMITHS SINCE 1914" BELTS Korea is a different system, under j try. It would seek command and some of our younger local people Were NOW Were . Jr\m. • which the prisoners themselves control of the Japanese army. In the processes and the conduct of Now $$$00 $ 4 3 .9 5 j . would have .a .choice as. to whether government. I f we a»-e-as impotent « « « w »M mm m: k w»,„« ■ - ■''$2.50' '/'t; M EN'S STORM COATS or not they would be returned to as some of us would admit we are $ 4 , 8 9 conduct purges of Japanese poll- the egg bnslness. Neither an-' efTieiency which, as one veteran ^ 1 . 9 5 their., own., nrigtnal . torriioty-.Alfa it should be time tp take inventory HetnTrs- wnd--mte»erttiatr- 'JHpsn j sweFseems quite perfect, does it ? ! '’*'**^ commissioner desei lbeil H of"aurselVes...... ahilTo...... mfflfe. .so’me...... ffe"' - $ : don't want to hand any deserters I $S.Da . ;t 2:0 8 AIpkralfiiJiCTiir^hir— h Rayons, tropicals in . would wind up another province m I Until there is a better ans'.ver cided effort to remove the causes S t : $ 9 $ T . S 9 $50.00 .. ^ back to communist discipline or nc'A' gradations of title for rela- of our failures. It is the opinion of lars. all wool. 2 pants. ( a Russian empire, V the stock market remains vengeance. We don’t want to take much i flvcly routine functions and then, many of the people with whom I $ 3 .5 0 . . . $ 5 5 .0 0 Rayon add nylon. l $42.50 .. $ 2 7 .9 8 This Is all predictable on the. less of a gamble than a hen. to Jtutify the title, conferring liii- $ 2 . 7 9 $i.50 . . . ■ A- i ______$ 3 6 . 9 8 prisoners who have responded talk tliat enough ’ lotside influ t?’. $ 1 . 1 9 m io . . z • l;asls of Russian conduct in To- pervlson’ powers until; as';,the ence” ha.s already invaded our Broken lot. • . •__ L M E N ' S W HITE SHIRTS 1 well to our own prison camp In- land, for Instance. eorpralssioner carried his ve'rsion local government. ! doctrlnation ^ml rend them ruth- of it Vo an extreme, there Is a su Were ■ NOW We can know all this, and write What we appear to be most In c o r d u r o y pervisor for every two state isnri- COATS' lesaly back to the Communist it. But the Japane.se people ma.v nejed of at the moment Is the will- M EN'S SPORT COATS Andover plo.ves, a supem-i.sor of every two ingnera to admit the qualifications, > $ 1 9 .9 8 world along with other prisoners not know it. Or, if they do know .siinervlsors. and ao on un a very ) « « ...... $ 3 . 1 9 and the sincerity of purpose of Solid /c o 1 o r 8 or $ 1 8 .9 8 $ 1 4 . 9 8 Who would relate how they have The Southern Tolland World! ladder which re.sults in' MANHATTAN It, in a vague sort of way, it Is those people whose names are now « « • • . $ 1 . 5 9 I $1-5B ■■ $1.19 cheeks. Not all sizes. $ 2 7 . 9 5 ' proved traitorous to Communist Day of Prayer Group of which the j empWye not associated with the office of Town ESSLEY not realistic enough to' them to $ 1 5 .9 8 principles while In our hands. We only - being oyer-supervised but Manager. $ 9 * 9 8 ^ » . 4 $ t . . $ 2 . 9 8 , control thrlr thinking when the Andover tliurch Is a unl^ will hold' also over-worked. $ 3 5 .0 0 certainly don’t want to lake South The name of Mr. jl^ames Sheekey $ 2 4 . 9 5 Oommunista, sly and hungry, ap Its annual meeting in the United This kln'l of structure _la $ 2 .9 8 Koreans who were Impressed liito is prominently mentioned as a pos NECKWEAR Into pear before them with the Issue .Methodist Church, Bolton, on Fri sometimes knows as 'modern sible. candidate for this office. It . $ 2 . 3 9 ; Communist military service and M E N ' S SPORT SHIRTS. All wool tweeds, etc. $ 3 2 .5 0 of “ American Imperlallam” ' in day, Feb. 20 at 2 p.m. Tea will be expertnrss and efjlclene.v. But is the opinion of the mojiy people S 2 3 . 9 5 j, , send them back oysr the boi;der to hard-hi|ten public exeeutivei $2.10 „ . $ 1 .9 5 I $1.50 . . . $ 1 , 1 5 Japan. The Ruaaian pattern for served by women of the qolton with whom I have discussed the $ 7 .5 0 Shorts, longs and when their own original home la church. A mir.iery will be provid- of the o’d school. It Is merely a various candidates who are seek regulars. Japan is something, around the system for creating dead wood. $ 2 9 .7 5 - : . on our aide of the border. ei- for young ciiildren. ing, favorable consMeratlon by our $ 6 .9 5 $ 4 . 9 8 $ 2 1 . 9 5 and SO LID COLOR SH IRTS corner...which..Russia may never So one key question be|ng Board. of..Dtrcctors, that we need $ 1 . 5 9 $1.00 T h e monthly meeting of the An*- Solid colors, plaids, $ 5 .9 5 A"*" In the background of our policy achieve. The much milder Ameri dover church eouneil will he held wllli regard to the fort’icomlng go no fui'thcr than this gentleman $ 2 7 .5 0 $ 4 .5 0 Job reelassifleatlon snrxey Is corduroy, checks. $ 3 . 5 9 In tola respect there Is a memory can pattern for Japan ia some in the churchy soclaJ room on Fri- In our search for a completely re- $ 4 .9 5 $ 2 4 .7 5 $ 1 8 . 9 5 $ 3 .9 5 ; ; $ 2 . 8 9 .day at 8 p.m. ’ ; ’ whether It .will .eontjnjie a.nd Uabltaod efficient public officer.. The day you bring your fads and figures to Manchester Savings and Loan.for a dfa- Long sleeves. Sizes . 1 ^ something. that happened after thing which la real. now. advance the trend toward hiiir It is’ the hope of these people cussToh ornhanerhg a home of your own nviy he most important to you. We would T I E C L I P S a i i d C U F F L I N K S ^ ^ 14 to isy,. World War _n. Then we took, in Last Sunday, Dr. TuthUl’a ser reacruey already In evidence In $ 2 . 8 9 $ 2 2 .5 0 This Aiherlcan pattern does in mon theme was, “The Church. Our that bUr Board of Directors in hke to share your plan.s. $ 1 6 . 9 5 our ovm i^ a n cc into Germany, a volve an infringement of Japanese the state government, or will their considerations of various F A N C Y a m Snlrltual Home" The hymns were. point the way back toward few * large nurhber of Ruaaian prlson- sovereignty. We are dictating to •’Come Thou Almighty King,” candidates, will not allow .them $ 3 . 1 5 er frills In government orran- selves to be incorrectly influenced You’ll enjoy arranging a home loan here. ■ $2.50 ... $ ^ 0 0 $ 1 . 9 9 ■ ers. Some of these were in prison Japan that our troops shall re "Creation's God We Give Thee Izattqn and more manpower ,ln their decision by elaborate M EN'S TO PCO ATS $ 4 .5 0 ; camps. Borne of them had been main, there .after tlm peace treaty Thanks," and “The Church ia One ' concentrated on. the.levet o t ac ______Hpror Loans are out principal form « t laysat- $ 3 .5 0 . . . Tbuhdatron analyses of unknown-quantitiesr 5 5 5 , 0 0 ^ organised Into units in the Ger- has come into effect. We are dic tual performance. The fact SincerelV. ment, and we have nearly 61 yenni experiracew $2.00 . ^ ^ V . 5 0 ; ' About forty eanvaaaera enjoyed thaf state empto.vcTHivTifereqjr-- Tweed, gabf covert $ 5 0 ,0 0 , . I men 'army, and had fought' against tating to Japan that it shall re tl,e delicious dinner Ahlch, mem John "P7 Hurley Manhattan"“OP" Esi“ es are now to be conferred via 150 Walnut street, j s a i r . . . $ 2 . 4 0 $ 1 .5 0 $ 3 ,9 5 . ; v . . $ 3 . 1 9 ( ; us, having gone over to the Ger arm In violation of the constitu bers of the I.adles Benevolent So- All wool. sley. Broadcloth, ox the rrclasalfleatlon route, 'and Manchester, Cbnn. $27.5$ .. $ 1 8 .9 8 man cause. Many of them, there tion we ourselvM gave to Japan. cietv served after the worship the fact that one of the oAslest a iich e ste r Plas F«a. Ex. Tax SIS! $34.95 fords, etc. service. $ 3 .6 5 ...., $ 2 s 9 8 fore, were traltora to Russia and Only! the foolish among ua can ways of giving a Job lyTilgher T. J. Waddell .Admlrea Sheekey The result of efforts msde’ by 4-^actual fighting enemias to us. pretend that the Japanese like salary Is to ereale a 3 ^ title To the Editor, $ 2 4 .9 5 the canvassers were not up to the for it, may now'im plicate this Dpen Dally: 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. $ 1 6 . 9 8 ;• , Tl>«y were. In automatic pro- these American po'ltcles, no mat I have read with considerable BILL FOLDS and KEY CASES MEN’S ALL-W OOL PANTS hopes of. these workers. Howhyer, Issue. interest the letters addressed to SAVINGS > Bndcen lot. Not all $ 2 3 .9 5 $2.98 $2*39 : • eedure, turned over to Russia. On ter how much we try to sell the they anticioated mnkin? further Wednesday; Dpen *tll Nooa you, with resjiert.to the appoint sizes. $ 2 2 .5 0 the way back to Ruula many of idea that they are undertaken efforts due to the fact that made V.AN*#TJ!ET DONATES $4.0$ ... ^13 $ 1 4 . 9 8 $ 1 8 .9 8 ment of a successor to our late Thursday: 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. $6.00 $ 1 5 . 9 5 MANHATTAN them committed tolcide. apparent cnly for the security of Japan it people were out Of town yesterday. Town Manager, George H. Wad ,U. S. Eighth Army Headquar and LOAN $ 3 2 .5 0 ly expecUng t^at\death would be self. No nation likes to be occupied dell. and I am prompted to offer, $ 2 1 . 9 8 $ 1 5 .9 8 and ESSLEY P A J A M A S ; EXTENDS ALIXIW.ANCE ters. Korea. Feb. 26—-(^S-Gen. - - 963 Main Street $3.50 ... « ^ 7 5 Gabardines, the reward for thetr desertion and by foreign troops. with ilndlminished enthusiasm, d association, m e Phone 3-165* $ 4 . 0 0 $ 1 4 .9 8 5 1 1 . 9 8 'James A. V’an Fleet. Eighth Army a life-long citizen of this conimu- checks. joining th'e Nazis \ The curious result Is that the Los Angeles. Feb 26 — - Mr«f. commander, made the first con .. .J’lus Fed. Ex. Tax $42.50 .. $ 2 9 .9 8 ANNIVERSARY YEAR # * plaids. $ 1 3 .9 8 r i ” $ 3 . 1 9 : There ..are soma lyho ere now Communists, who would put into William Randolph Hearat'a Jio.boo tribution In Korea to .the. 1952 a month altowanre from her late American Red Cross campaign. $ 1 2 .9 8 $ 1 0 . 9 8 !®®l**ng at this policy'.through cold effect their ow-n total domination husband's myltUnulUon-dollar es ... He. .also, praised the. R ^ Cross i T I E RACKS - : r !w * r ghuese, and. forgsttlng that of Japan If they ever got the tate haa been- continued by court and predicted all combat zone $ 1 1 .9 8 $ 4 .9 5 ..... $ 3 * 1 9 UNDERWEAR $ 8 . 9 8 , Pieny of these Ruaiiini fought chijice. art able ta., use our own Older for another year. _ ■■ units will "come throu^ gener STATIONERY Manhattan and Es- - tor the Germans against Ameri relatively llgKt Infringement upon was gran ts ah extension ously" to show' their upTe'clatton AIR M AIL - NOnsS ^ 1 - 8 9 I $1.15 sely. A, B, C, D. yesterday to .the original six- and to continue “ the tremendous $$.»$ ■ . . .$ 4 .5 9 ” cans, are contending that these Japanese sovereignty as a popular l e a d i n g BRAN'DS . 1 5 1 . 7 9 Broadcloth. v nxwith allowance ordered last Au Job being done" by 120 Red Cross M EN'S PANTS .. Hussiana were noble souls and issue with which to advance their gust. The oublisher's will and nine workers in Korea. Broadcloth shorts. Arthvr Drvg Storfs «•« $5.49 i that we were barbarians for ever own .eventual prospects, ,"Ho\v codicils left mo.1 t of the estate in SOCKS Plain , colors and S 1 . 5 9 Part' wool and ray- ^ $10.98 , j, turning them back over to their trust for the widow, five sons and The Bedouins of Yemen are not horrible It Is for you,", they say to fancy. Sizes 28 to $ 1 .6 5 ^ own original government. This is several charitable and educational desert nomads but mountain Were NOW on. Solid colors and the Japanese, "to be under the Institutions. 46...... $ 5 . 4 9 ! ^ A 1 perilously close to contending that fanners, t . $1.10 . $ 1 .5 0 ' • * • ■ $ 1 . 1 9 checks. domination of the ” Americans!” A TRIBUTE TO '• *. : I We ourselves should have fought 1 $1.00 . ; 7 9 c $ 1 .2 5 REG. $4.95 And the normal Instinct for *a L J I B l i 106% spun nylon, | with Hitler Instead of against him, Japaneise la to agrcf with them, MOO . t • • • t 6 8 9 c Dacron and Dynal /’ $ 1 .5 0 . kut It is, nonetheless, being ma^c without inquiring what the ulti FLANNEL PAJAMAS hose. S I 0 9 W OOLRira HUNTING COATS t t Into aa emotional argument with mate purpoM of the CommunlsU ' -----•. ^ j T E E SHIRTS $ 1 -2 $ REG. $3.95 , regard to the Korean situation. themsslvea might be. The result Is $ 1 .7 5 . 8 9 c OUR RED CROSS! ' . r $ 1 . 2 9 , $24.v$ . $ 1 9 , 9 8 ' i i TTie two situations are not pre- Don’t be late • . \ Uiat po.mmunist-led demonstrar KNIT PAJAMAS 'gfltiVii^ pop- iTH. SH IRTS $1.00 7 9 c ■ $26,50'.. ' t .The Ml*£. lw|nfnruauhtsta.~ iio'w, are our'enemlea sind do identify the Comnuinists' Watsrpioaf t FtoKlUo 'TK* Wdfld'l' in q il of Croi» band on Kis ARGYLE SOCKS . .UTALLORYand t j A TC * M EN'S SW EATERS ■ , In ^rea.^ Our obligation to turn with a ■ popular cause. It is non To«i|ik I Oil Praol Hare, all through the nation, in every quarter of th» civilizaH aloha^ $ 1 .7 $ . . . CAMPBELL n A I > - I prisoners ovar to an ally was even sensical, perhaps, that' the wolf tha Red Cross , W od and Nylon $ i.$ $ ... * 1 . 2 9 W O O L R I C H HUNTING PANTS j. -Freater than .what Would be the shmild be able to use the trespass HOBBY SHOPPE ,, ) $10.00 !.. $ 7 . ' $ 1 2 . « .... $ 8 . 9 8 Cor. Center and GriswoM Sto. the humanitarii Sta. i«y. i. 13. ( $2.75 . $ 1 , 9 9 All fur felts, 6 $ 7 . 6 5 . , routine obligation in Korea to turn of the lamb as his own argument, date the humanitarian services of this tremendous organization, yet few OPEN 9 A. M. to T P. M. 7?4, . i prisoners over to the foe with ' ■ - $ 1 3 . 9 8 '^'1 but he ran and does. _bfof us translate its ever-ready helpfulness to tragedytree which MIGHT ) $7.50..... « 4 . ■ iwhom we make truce. The only Aa almost everywhere in Ameri come to OUR town today! A devastating flood. A fatal fire. An COTTON ' 9 5 Coat style. Solid col I H%’*.:'.'.'.’$ 7 .9 8 ■ thing common to both situations is c a policy, there 1s a baffling re explosion that could take a toll of countless lives. The American Red- CONGRESS AND WOOLRICH ors and fancy.. ^ jour opinion of the character of See GAUDET’S for lationship between risks. If we Ramodol, ModomiM Crois would be here on the job with every equipment for care and A R G Y L E S O X | | 5 J ; ; M EN'S G LOVES i l l : n ;::::$4.98 • JOommunlst punishment for trai- concentrate on the military securi ■ itors, A L L - W O O L PLAID S H I R T S $ 6 .9 8 ty of our position in Japan, as we and l40Mtify Yoor comfort! So let's REALLY support these tireless "Angels of Mercy" 5 7 .9 8 $ 4 .9 8 : ; $ 3 . 9 8 I - The question now is whether are doing, we have to accept the WATCH REPAIR and contribute generously when asked to do so! !■ Our Bty$’ SMp $ 7 .5 0 $ 5 . 8 9 loth room or Kitchoo COTTON OR RAYON NOSE Congress and Wool- .} .the policy we are trying «o posaibility that we suffer some 5 6 . 9 8 # AdjostniMH by cortHM watch rndhor • ..... f . ' •’ ^ 4b . $ 6 .9 5 rich. Liglit and j. ? Inaugurate in Korea is a good one. loss of security In the department # 1 yoor qiiqtawMc oa rapqin W it h • $ 5 .9 8 5 4 . 8 9 I ’The answer is that of course It is. of Japanese mind and emotion. If $ 1 . 0 0 ...... 7 9 c heavy weighta. MEN’S PULLOVER SW EATERS land particularly so because # Crystals rtploctd who* you wait 5 8 . 9 8 we had decided to concentrate on $ 4 .9 5 'neither side. In the Korean con- 5 3 . 8 9 tizso .. obtaining for oursel^ys the natural Ft m uluctwaic iospoction on ] D U R A TILE BOLAND MOTORS Longs and shorts. ( .75 I M E N ^ SHOPS I ;flicL la pretending to vanquish ••7 MAI* *t* * n ) $ 1 1 .0 0 .... loyalty and democratic instinct of lOVi to 13. r MAWNnirez*.*. SLEEVELESS SW EATERS ■the other to eitch an extent os to Staul W ol TBo the Japanese, we would Jtave had NASH Hundreds o f eapeetally fin* $ 2 . 8 9 Solid colors and1 ( $10.00.... • wipe out the political regimes f #85 *00000 Were NOW Were . NOW to give up what our military \ m tisner WTll not peel, craze, craek. chip. buys in the wfaraM n a'u boya fancy. Sizes 38 to 46.• ( $ 8 .9 8 . . . . . ‘ 'which have conducted the war. If minds consider an' easetitlal part BALES and SERVICE ^ ^55• 9 9 • e e e e e A -» • Mice. Buy for now—Buy for jtruce comes ia Korea, the .Com- 3 Pair Spring at Mg savlag*. 5 2 . 3 9 / $ 7 . 9 8 ...... not only o f Japanese aecttrity but LInolannSs ^lahttOT' ^ o o t l , 369 CENTER STREET — PHONE 4079 — MANCHESTER, CONN. * 7 . 7 t . . . $ 5 . 9 8 - IV $ 2 , 9 8 : :munlsU are atm giflng to be in of our own as wen. $ 6 . 9 8 ...... Asphedt T It Rdars tOontrol o f North Kona, and the It'a the old dilemma question: . ! government o f Freoident Rbee, ^hat to going to deUrmlne the I 'who has seemed to have as much outoona of the preseht world 891 ’M AIN STREET Opposite St. James' Church $. LOMBARDO I ikaalng toward vengeoaoe as any We Salute Our Town! atniggl*. mlHtaty position, or For Quality Watch and Jewelrv' Repaii' is stUl going to be in X paopls think?. Unfortunate-' Col401^Aftar5P.M . ' T DISREfiARDD IN THIS GIGANTIC CLEARANCE •* • J'T:V ^ ■: I'-v’r - i ' - f\: ‘-J-. "t '■’■ H
MAMCHESTIR EVENING HERALD. M^NCHBSTBB, CONN, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 18S2 KANCHEarBE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. .CONN, TUESDAY, fTHBRUARY 26, 1952 .■ -A,..- — ■B!W coverage bat whetber "thsgr cos such sscopso. Donald B. Griffin, bergs’ trial a year ago was 35^ be ptSlUted." ' Win Top Montions firs chief, says that thosa using In Dr. Gibson Faces Rosenbergs Turn Morrison Raps Protest Reds Blast UN cinerators in this wny will b* Ua- * - Betrothed year-old Morton Sobell, who drew •DM-lIaa a« er 30 years for his pert In the plot. Proteeta ohm come from Chris In Chinchilla Show Ms for onmne* enuasd. A p*m lt New Ayres Probe WoOtfor: ^ Weddings ChurchiU, Sees J. Witting, director of tho Du Will h* required for outdoor fires To Supreme. Gourt The appeals court yesterday al Ban pnBadiOf mont Television network, Mk)- Ban on Soviet nfter Herd* 1. so upheld the conviction o( Sobell, called Rayburn’s ruling a- "one- Horry A. FOfcrty, who Uvm off loss Ftorcnc* H.,Janee. a nnUve Hartford, F*b. 96——Dr New York, Feb. 26—MV-Julius wsa charged generally with 100 SharM jO rtHENEY BROS.' TZT” Shift in FoKcy at Probes man odlet" and a “ssrioas blow lAs -Observers RUUard otrset near Middle turn of Hebron and for mnny yeafp n Donald ,F. Gibson of Redding to and Ethel Roeenberg, husband and btlag a member of the conspiracy. to olactianlc journalism"; from pike weot, and Wilfred Kleln- uriilinf ti»n now living in ^Cb- day fOced oddiUonOl jnquiry in wife sontencod to die for ghriitg He sacapsd the death penalty MaxweB'Scarlato Grisd*0|wlaeli 11100*08 Velotto, vie# praaktant In schmidt of'Andover received first pause be wos-not-ltnlced, as the Stock Sening To Y isM 8.16% I T (CoatlMM4 flTMM Om ) lumhiaii Is eokinc her Hebron connection with the death of an RuasU atonic eecreU, looked to I Mi»t lUldred Ann Scarlato, L, (CMtImMi trmm F ^ u Om ) chorgo of news and spsclal events (Coat IkgsOog) honorable mentioiia for thgir chin friends snd any otheri MMliMted Rosenberg* were, to the actual SUBJECT TO FBIOR SALE chilla entries at the miUibn dollar elderly patient at Donbuiy in the V. 8, Supreme Court today to theft of the atomic data.' m ig h U t of Mr. and Mr*. Orasio th« event a Korean truce ' waa of tbs American Broadcasting Co. for help in catherihg luntennl of July, 1950. oav* th m from the electric chair. "larlato of 168 Maple rtreet, wa» Mecasts of some of Its major snd others. «, the Communist method of solving Eastern Regional ChinehlUa Show many kinds to send odt-ih her It was not ImmetUately known broken by Communist China. tbs prohlsm of noytral nstkms. held at the Bradford Hotel in Bos GIbeon, SO-yeor-oId former Tk*r Rooenbergxt flret Anleri- OPEN THUB8DAY EVENINGS TIL t arrled to Alan David Maxwell, Morrtaoa said; oommltUe etasleiis,. notably lost work of rendering gid end com Naval officer and physician, is cope ever doomed for espionage whether Sobell would appeal. j- of David Maxwell of 4 Drive - BAR BACKS CTRaS Pu Shan ispUod: ton lost vreek end. v "After th e . Congrees epeecb ysor'a crime committee hearings "W« cannot considar and will fort to invnlida, ahut-tne»' under- listed for a hearing before the pdtaide . a military courtroom, Offlclals at Sing Bing prtSra, I SUver ttan* Home*,> Saturday, there was a fairly imivereal am- which projected Senator KOfouver Chiesgo, Feb. 3 6 — The More than 500 chinchillas from privUeged people includUig chil Connecticut Medical Examining planned to appeal to the nation’s where the Rosenbergs’' occupy 'eh. 16. The^ candlelight, alngle- American Bar association opposes estegortesuy rejset any ohjaetlono on parts of the United SUtes and sumption'In the U. B. press thst of TCnneasM into nationM proml- without JustiSention to the nomt- dren. She nsks for many things, board at a date and on charges hlghMt trihuniLl after a U, .8. death cells, M d the pobple had not Coburii ani Middlebrook, Ir e ig ceremony wai performed a t 8 ths speech of the Prime Minister the broedcoetlng or televisuig of Oanada competed for blue-ribbon some of them very simple and Uie not specified in on announcement Court of Appeal* yesterday upheld learned olflcially' of the appeals (fclock In the South Methodist Miica. / the testimony of sritneaeie bMo nsUons by oar aide in compliance honora. They were judged on fur represented a major shift in Brit* with the deflnition of neutral na- kind of articles thgt n good mnny here yesterday. unanimously their espionage con court's ruling but probably had INVESTMENT SECURITIBS 4hurch. by Ihe aaaociate pastor, ish policy. Rayburn said the geiieral rules Congressional investigating eoi d-aracteristlies, conformation and peopl* throw (sway, considering He was accused of hoatening victions and death sentence*. heard the newa on the radio. fiev. Percy Smith, "White carna 'Of tho House mode no provUon mittses. . Uons." size, by Willard H. Georg* of them of no value. Ilieae include the death of Miee Elizabeth M. Defense Atfotney Emanuel H. ,N o date has been set for their 541 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 86^1 "we would like to know whether A rspoct to that effect was Later he added; tion* decorated " the altar. the Congress speech represented fo r televising or broodcaitlng "We not only have ente- Hollywood, foremoet expert on used CSiristmas or other greeting Ayreo, 74, well-to-do spinster in Block sold he "definitely’’ woqjd execution. ’ Gtvm hr inarrlage by- her father, House or House committee pro odwtetf yestsrday by the House chtnchlHaa in’thla country- cards, old bath‘ rqbcs, aCrings, a t emoee home he lived and who both take the case to the SunTOine anjrehange of poltey a t lOt”^ “ of Delegstes, poUcy-msking body gortcolly rejected your pjn^xiaal of mi- the. bride wa.* e.ttfnded by her »la- i Two Voleee . ceedings and in the absence of yesterday but also have explained The .chinchilla breeders also at beads or individual heads; cou-. mode him Joint owner of her prop Court. "" t|f. ilr*. Marie Burke; and the , such a provision it would not he of Ori ABA. tended educational lectures pons of various kinds, bits of yarn, erty and named him her sole bene If the Supreme. eburt niles Morrison continued, "We are allowed. srhy we rejected it. Any objection throughout the days and evenings. man -was J, Burrit' CrUwold, genuinely disturbed as to “What ■Wiatont justm esMon to our nomi coarse woratsd and rug yarns, re ficiary. against the RwnBergs, only a ■ ■olKer-in-law of the bridegroom. happened in Washington particu If the Houae disagreed, he said, One of the'highlights was the la ligious calendars, in short.' nil Former Cotihty Coroner HMd- commutatTop W thelf sriiUmce by The bride wore an ankle length tt could change the rules. Junior Red Cross nations will be categorically re vish Chinchilla Fashion Show Ss- sorts of articles,' She uses coupons dore EL Steiber of Fairfield County the Presidqht could keep them larly as to the Far £ a a t” Rayburn sold the ban apidiea jected." held . him criminally responsible e.ii of light brown Chantilly lace He' asserted ChturchiU spoke The Allies have consistenUy re turday evening, conducted by Es to. get toys for underprivileged from dying in the electric chair CONSULT YOUR UWYER fr ro.ee taffeta, and a tiara of ^ not only to televising and broad ther Dorothy, noted fur designer, children end sends others to for Miss Ayres’ death, etating he pt Bing Sing (N. Y.) Prison. with two voices in Wsshlngton and casting but to making news reels Eidiibits Project fused to be drawn into debate who presented the largest collec was "'grossly negligent" in ad Rosenberg, an electrical engi ite split carnation* and ro*e- ■ London and aatd “neither’ of thoM over whether the Soviet Union has southern schools.' She says she cain Mlea Carol B. Hseaeq;.- MidS with pink veil.- or tape recordings for subsequent tion of chinchilla garments ever use ony^ing sent. She was for ministering drug! to her. neer who will be 34 in May, and Tm Maiy Laws? voices was wholly satisfactory." telecast or broadcast been neutral in .the Korean wnr. aasetnbled in the United SUtes. A grand jury returned on in his 38-year-old. wifa* were convict eThe matrpn of honor wore an ' China presents a basic divergen The Junior Red Croos of Man After the session Brig. Gen. severe! yiiars the lecturer for He Mr. and Mra. Walter E. Hahsen Akie leilgth dress of aquamarine , bron Grande, and .' when she had dictment for manslaughter, m9rr ed of ferreting out wartime Amer i cy in British and American for As a matter of practice, he said, chester has a most interesting dis William P. Nuckdis, spokesman than a year after Mias AyfM’ of Pegrl street Mnounce the en ican secreU for the same Russian- Some people think we have too many ^ a n tilly lace, i»lnk flowered hat f eign policy. Britam—recognises committees themaelveA determine for the UN Cbmmand, sold the that office the grange waa very id carried a colonial bouquet of whether to permit," m il photo-1 play in the front window of the J. successful, taking a number of death. gagement of their daughter, Carol bossed lH>y ring that included im laws. Nevertheless, we are all anb- the Chinese Communist regime W. Hale Department . Store ell this Reds were "attempting to wring Lost December 5, after State Eleanor, to John Patrick McKeon, prisoned BritUh scientist Klaua oiets. ;■ The United States recognise* graphs of their hearings. His own every possible last ounce of con Hebron prizes. Her address is Box 93, Fuchs. Ject to and bound by all of them. f view on ''stills,’’ he said, is that week showing what the children of Oolumbih, Conn. She has for quite Attorney Lorin W. WUlip'nad com eon of Mr. and Mr*. Thomas P. • The mother of th* bride received Chinese Nationalists of Gener Manchester put In the gift boxes cession from the United Nations pleted his case against Gibson, McKeon of New Haven. Another defendant at the Roeen- Manyiagreements or contracts have, ft a gray dres.s with pink cama- Mias Dordlhy Charlotte Opa- simo Chlsng Kai-shek. they should be token at the start About 7S parishioner.? and other a number of years given comfort Superior Court Judge Kenneth of a hearing and not while wit- they send each year to children Command.” and substantial old to thousands Mi*a Hansen hi an alumnae of been made which, under the law, could tton corsage, and Mr*. Orl.*wold. lach. daughter of Stanley Opalach Today's debate is on a labor mo all over the world. He noted North Korean 061. friends of the Rev. and Mrs. H. R Wrone granted a defense motion Saint Joseph v’CoUege School of 4.<.ter of the bridegroom, wore red of 10 Wood lane, and William tion censuring Churchill personal neaees are on the stand. Chang Chun San twice “carefully Keen were present Sunday from 2 of needy people in the above way. for dismissal ruling that the state hot be enforced. Our laws provide how ' Rayburn was represented by This is only one of the many pro She now lives with Mrs. William Nursing, and has recently com Mlk print with corsage of carna- Louis Griscl. son of Mrs. Theresa ly for falling to give "adequate jects which the Junior Red Cross inserted" the word "flnaT’ In to 4 p. BO., at St. Peter’s Rectory, failed to eatahUah a case. pleted her studies at the Graduate agreements and contracta must be A -icaption for appro.\l- Grlacl of 368 ToUand street, Elaat expression" to British policy ,dur- colleagues as UeUeylqjg it jotfeir 'tb reference to the Red compromise P. Johnson, one of. Oolumbla's The OonpQcticut Medical,- Ex- roquire .wllnsi ieB to.face-camaraa is judertoking t&M year. The riiil- when a re c ^ lo n was given for oldflit inhabiumtsi School of Cetholtc University in TOYS ' 1 1 .4tcTJ^ 100 g!iesL=f \vas held at the TTartford, were married Oft Satur 'Ihg his visit to the "Onlted mates'. dieh ore suppeaed' to earn the o f^ of five' ports nf entry. The . Mr-.ond Mrs. .Keen, Who-were mar-, amlning hoard was created to Washington, D. C. She is at made to he binding and enforceable. rltiah-Ameriran Ciuh following day morning, Fet>. 9, at 10 o’clock continuously, and as fedring that ■"' There will be'"a 'servree 'a t 10 hear chgigev filed ogaingt proetii ...... ror:il» KMjUrii A Labor victory on the vot? to to open the doors wide to 'TV and money to buy the articles put in Allies offer of six Is also a eom- ried Saturday, Feb. 16 at Christ pfMent emplbyed as 'a clinical in 'MShy people h av e''lcm thlig fact .. ceremony. at 8t. John’s Polish. .National night might topple the Conserva the-gtft boxes. This ydar-Msnehes- .prciinlae....’rbn.JRedaL_Btsrted.,With. ...-CbMKb. xsithedral,. HorUord. a. m. at St. Peter's Episcopal tioners' of the healing arts by the structor at Saint Elizabeth Hospi S Church. Rev. Stephen Stryjowski, ndtD inlght gtve the Houae s "clr- (Yturch on Ash , Wednisdayi the BUM Public Health cobtibil, which M m r Dris Stout -— ------too late and to their sorrow and loMk~;~ • Kor a trip to New York City, the tive government. The Conserva cua’’ atmosphere. ' ter ^lldren hope to send approxi three, the Allies 12. - Hebron. Bolton. Columbia, An tal, Washington, D. C. Large AHortment la-ide chose a light gray flannel pastor of the church, performed tives are confident they can beat mately 400 boxes, with 30A already The day’s senion brought no dover, Glastonbury and. Colchester Rev. H. R. Keen Officiating. 'The is/Xhe policy- making body of the Mr. -rMcKeon- 1» - a “■graduate-o^ It, pink hat and blouse and navy the double ring ceremony, and down the motion and are counting While the ban has been violated ■ent out. mention of charges of germ war were represented among those penitential office' will be ob .State Board of Health. the College of Arts and Sciences Miss Clara - Bki-abacs, organist, by some House committees, \Ray- served. The council has approved and The only safe*ru1e Is to have all agreements drawn according to law and thereby save 3cessories'. They will make their oft Liberal support. 'The Conserva The dlspley Includes a poster fare which have been spilling out present. The reception wasvspon- of Georgetown University, Wash money and worry. iftme with the bride's father. and Bruno Dubaldn, violinist, pro tives have an overall majority In burn said, he has enforced It vmen- which waa made by two sixth over the air waves In recent days sored by the Women's Guild of Homer W. Hills, Richard M. placed in the hands of the State ington, D. C.. and is now complet vided the mu.sic. 'The church waa the House of 14. ever violations were called to^la from Red radios in Peiping and Attorney General charges to be CALL (Both attended local achOols. The attention. \ grade pupils at the ^ w ers School, St. Peter’s. ^ large, hamlrome Grant, Edward A. Smith, Clark ing his studies at Georgetown ide is employed by the Royal decorated with palms. David Tomm and Richard Qulnby, Fyonjfymtg- wedding cake, made by Mr*. son F. Bailey and William E. aired against Dr. Gibson by the University Law School. ChcElts W. Lothrop This is the Third of a series of informational articles submitted as a public aerviee. Given in marriage by her father, Clolma Ceoaorahip \ medical examining board. FOR ?\-pcwriter Company, and ’ the — . . Joseph P. Naylor Btudlo also some of the dolls from the col Red China’s Peiping ■ Radio, Harry H. KlrKham, was the center Deary have been appoinfed mem Hie council’s usual procedure A June wedding is planned. hndegroom is with the Pioneerthe bride" was attired In a satin Assembly Slates MRS. RONALD E. MINER Rep. Shafer (R., MICh.), said the lection of Miss Helena Booth, quoting Premier Chou En-Iai, had of attraction In a tabla set with bers of the board of-finance, to is to specify alleged occasions A cd d M t iRsuronc* •Arachutc f’ompany. He served gown, made with a low cut neck shutoff on the Detroit hearings "is «chef at the Bowers School. The linked truce talks with tho t bountiful viands and punch. Mrs. serve until the town*k next bien where the practitioner has been tion of his license. The Health De \*ilh!lhe U. S. .Navy In World War line, fitted bodice and net yoke. A one of the rawest examples of cen Is represent the various coun- charges by, asserting the U. S. nial election. October 199^. The and Rnal Estotn Miss Janet Marie Hammond,Wb!ue and white check suit, navy Ktrkham, whose grandparents are guilty of unprofessional conduct. partment automatically follows 100 East Center S t, Tel. 2-0384 it. The bride's gift to her matron big medallion wa* embroidered on Fashion Parade sorship ever to come to my atten tn the world where the gift "employs all kinds of ahamelea* both ill, was unable to be present. term of this board begins at once, These charges then are presented the board’s recommendation. HARTFORD COUNTY M R A S S O C ^ the front of the full skirt. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford top coat and hat, white corsage tion." He accused the administra box^ have been aent. stalling tactics to obstruct the and. will choose its own chairman of honor was a necklace set and amd gloves. , Mrs. Charles M. Larcomh was to the examining board, which ..tha bridegroom ^ave to his be*), gowm .also Iwd a uilppcO. .in.. waist Hammond of. S3 Perkins, street, be tion of kavlng ’.‘teamed up wltli.tha .M u s a n t. Hamilton and Poro-. progress, of. the negotiations.. on spokesman in; the presentation to and.clerk, ______line and a full gathered skirt that ■ Gibbon* ' Assembly, ' Catholic Both biide and bridegroom are Left - Wing tot deprive the people of thy Thomas, sixth grade pupils at one hand and carries out callously aloiM' has power -to censure a roan a wallet. Ladies of Columbus will hold a came the bride of Ronald B. Miner, graduates of Manchester High • Mr. and Mrs. Keen of a handsome The infant daughter of Hr. and physician or reepmmend revoca- swept down In the back to form a Michigan of all the facts and the the VeraUnCk School, assisted in brutal germ warfare on the electric floor lamp from the pa Mrs. G. Earl Porter, Gayle Fran train. Her nylon fingertip yell fell fashion show and card party in St. son of Mr. and Mrs. diaries Miner School. The bride is employed in blow-by-blow revelation of the ac decorating the windo'wa Posters other.” James' School hall Tuesday, March of 125 St. John street, Saturday, rishioners. This was a complete ces, was baptized Sunday, follow 3Iel)ohaId Gels from a shaped satln‘'cap which a secretarial capacity at the Hart- tivities. of the Reds In Michigan." which ar^dlsplayeU on the bump Air and ground action waa-al ing the 11 a. m. service at St. •was-outlined with seed pearls. She 18 a t 8 p, m_The cummittee met in St. James’ Church; The^cere-t^pj^offic* of fbe Southern New er* of many local cars were made surprise to Mr, and Mrs. Keen,- recently at the home of Mrs. Wil Rayburn’s defenders countered most St ft standstill Monday. both of whom expressed gratitude P etefr Episcopal “ Church,—the carried a cascade bouquet of lilies „,yperror^d . i by' K d ? a “bt,‘j2Ep’2: S that the Soeakdl-’s ruling did not by the boys qf Mrs. Bonneys room Eighth Army Headquarters re Rev. H. R. Keen officiating. Gold- Ti»p RFC Post and stephanotls outlined with is liam Conlon to complete plans. bon reporters and radio commen- at the Barnaro School, under the ported a few light patrol actions for the gift. Tile fashion show will be pre Rev. kdgar J. i-arrcll. Organist bridegroom, who hw been attend- Considerable work has already parents were Mr. and Mrs. Ever- touch of Ivy. tatora from the Detroit hearingl direction of Budd, art super- and some artillery fire. ett Yates of, Portland, Conn., and Hor maid of honor, her sister. sented by Burton’s and Mra. Bur Jonc Maccarone played tqp tradi-. ing the Scott Air Force School in visor. been accomplished in the renova Washington. Feb. 26—(Jfy—Smil ton Knopp, fashion coordinator at but merely prohibited the opera tion of the rectory, which will be the baby's grandmother, Mrs. ing Harry A. McDonald take* over Miss Maufreen Opalach, chose a tional bridal marches and white! Illinois, will report shortly to tion of telecasting, broadensting Special Tourist Train Rate Claude W. Jones. shrimp color strapless gown, made the.store, will act as narartor. gladioli and carnations decorated' Camp Kilmer for overseas assign- American Cmplaints occupied by the Keens in the today as boss of the /vandal-mark Twenty model* will show cot and recording equinment while the Rome—(A’)—The Italian state Miss Emily Dankers, R N., of ed Reconslnietlon Finance Cor with a lR«'e bodice and net skirt the altar. ment henHngs were In progress. Vancouver. B. & (,ip) — T h e railroads are selling special low- spring. with a lace bolero. Her flowers tons, beach wear, dresse.* and suits Presented in marriage by her The free, speech Issue wa* raised Vancouver T o u r 1 i t Aaeoclatlon priced railroad tickets abroad to Mrs. Joseph P. Novak, chairman the staff of the Hartford hospital; poration (RFC) with a warning to for both spring and summer. These father, the brid<' was attended by Tour Contribution in Hebron’s Red Cross drive, an was the week-end guest of Mrs. Influence peddlerii to "stay aw«,y." were yellow caihations and ivy by Jim Bormann of Minneapolis, faithfully noted dowit suggestions enable touriats to visit Italy at low Claude W. Jones. Oi ATHIFTES FOOT with a toucli of snap>c.st man. and ushera were Kay- planning to attend malta their res pearls, and she carried a bouquet Joseph P. Novak, Mrs. Carlton H. gen. The ambulance is on dis i, inond Opalach and Edward Opa- ervations at an early date. of white split rCarnations and Jones, Miss Charlotte Mae Shorey, play at the Colchester police bar ••Influence peddlers ivould be ' brothers of tho bride, and ’The rommltlee Includes Mrs. stc;>hanotis. Mn. John A. Markham, Mrs. Irene racks, where it will be kept well sdvlseit to stay away I ftmest, W’Ucy.of East Hartford. Robert McIntosh and Mrs. William 'The honor attendant was gown r t.. e- Wright, Mrs. -Charles Kaleti, Mrs; Pllcar* .of the association are; • At a reception “for 100 guests Conlon. co-chairmen; Mrs. Joseph Winthrop S. Porter. Hebron’s first know how to hahdle that sort of held from 12:.30 to 5 p. ni. at the ed in shrimp-colored net over taf Charles Canikin, Mrs. Daniel Car- thing." * Pero, Mrs. Charles Nute, Mrs. Paul feta and her ami liouquct was of j dono. selectman, president; vice presi McDonald praised his predeces- Kosemount Hc.staiirant in Bolton, Ryan, Mrs. Leonard Bull,-Mrs. The canvassers will meet Wed dent, Claire Robinson of Colum' ‘x sw tf'S tsr Mr.s. Michael KIro, sl.ster-of the William Kelvle, Mra. Joseph 'Volz, mixed spring flowers. bla; secretary, Samuel Pears of snr, W. stamrt .Symington, for do; . ^ 1110 bridesmaid‘wore pale blue nesday evening at .the home, of Mrs. Calvin Russell, Mr*. Hector Mrs. Novak, chairm'an, and the Moodus; treasurer, William" B. Ing a very, maryelons^ organlxa- the mother of the brlde- Provost, Mrs. Raymond Hagcddrn, net m-cr taffeta, otriiigned on Simi Ge-hardt of Colchester. tional Job. He said, We certain-a toast lace gown. Both lar lines to that of the matron of campaign will' be discussed and c t e m t s r SensoHonal new engine lets you '^ly win riot tear down liriy oT the Mrs. I-con Brown and Mrs. Tim materiM will be distributed. Patty and Petev . Shorey ' and . «oro wliite camellia corsages. othy Bye. honor, She c.arrie.i a bouquet of Present at this gathering will be E^el.vn Griffin, students at Wind good things he has started.'’ When Ic.avlng on a motor trip to The proceeds from this faslilon flowers In pastel shades. Both at ham High, Willimantlc, are mem McDonald's salary will lie iijiped tendants. wore headhand.s of mix Miss Dorothea Raymond, secre- WITH THIS NEW New. York and Washington the sow and card party will be added , tary of the Columbia Chapter, and bers of the Greyhounds, a team of drive ns you novor drovo boforo! . from $15,000 to $17..’i0b With the bride was attirepin everything "to end boredom on the to New York and Washington, D. exclusively vegetarian restaurant earring sel.s to the ninld of honbr air." C., the bride was wearing a navy I in S in g a p o r e .------1----— the work for youl Parking is child’s play l \ and the hridbamaid.s and a pen and Here*8 Your pencil set to the best man. kecord Relief Everything Must Go By Saturday, March I Date Special SIE DE SOTO TODAYI. • it offers everything! Jl INiR l.N iiasPIT.XL Spring's Little for SOUR STOMACH FOR 2 WEEKS Power Braking. Electric Window Lifts. Solex fothciribuli, ssa acid STARTING WED.. FEB. 27 All $AIE* HHAl — Visitors indisolion. Ne\v Haven. Fell. 26 (A'l^Su- Siittoalr lOc perior tMurl .iudge John M. Corn- Heat-and-Glare-Resistant Glass. Plus Tip-Toe ley of .Stainiord was reported In "good erindltlon” today in. Siam- COMBINATION DOORS f'.’rd Hps|)ital where lie underwent 8TOR3I DOOR and Shift for America’s finest No^F^ift Driving! an emergrnry- apprndretomy op “• WREEN DOOR TUMS eration yesterday afternoon. TO tr . *• raR tNE TUMMY - REG. $29.50 Installed., Includes Hardware
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• yvr/iij* FACE TEN maNc h e s t e b E ven ing h eb a ld , m^ c h ester . conn^ Tu esd a y, F e b r u a r y ie , i9S8 MAWCHEgTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE^R, CONfr^ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1952 pUnn for another couraa, if tta Qmrch Blase Unm maeting goaa agalnfit tha ad- receive a'lMw filractory bjr Frt^ Gtaa Club, wiU ba hold uatU Wed- Agreement Engagfed day, Feb. |9, inay obtain ona trial relations manager of Cheney Judge Gets of a kindargartaa to the ♦ naaday, March 8. Mrs. Hikinair' Cheney’s Given Brothon. •chool oyatem at this time. 1 Living Cost I 'RcKAville ~] calling tM telephiDne bualaeaa of Girt Petersen, the director, requmts Retiring President fice. ^ The oertlflcata atiUtia. teat itM LAND ______A racord breaking flgura of teat all members arrive promptly ■wardqd tn recognition of tee CIVIL ENGIMEHHIIG- Now Needs w u snnounesd ThurfdAy Iw > tiM telephone company i^ a a ■t 6:30 p. m. tn order teat rehaar- Citation hy^ firm's "fumtahing technical as- Smith Plea Mrs. Alftisd Soracebi, c h a in ^ of teat aubacrtbers refer to teqi new Scout ■ata may begin without delay. The > ’ Rise Halts, 4 -H Leaders -directory, to' avoid. tee •tatanca to tea peoples of'tee Mar- t t a t e ^ March of Dtmaa drln^ a« members of the club who attended Speclay reeojpiit||eii has been ahall Ptan countries to.ald teem in M rwwI L Davis, Jr.' Coboliih’k etatfthutlOB^-toHMg of callinig wrong numbers. the opera "Pagitaect" enj^ed It maintaining indlviduat liberty, mobm Notes given by tee U ^ e d Staten Gov- Regtoteicd OtvU Bonn Vote At Heariug moat worthy eanao. Last year 88SS list Meeting I Thx Immensaly. ’ free Instttutlona and peso*.’’ waa contributed locaUy. Levels Two deputies from the emment to C^ney Brothers for The local firm has entertained l4W« 8 w (CMliMMf fM a Flag* Om ) Cota card returns, though amall- tee Collector of Internal Taking-advantage of tee lonff the it>ta it iyplaying in supporting two delentlona, one from Holland in Hartford wort at tea Tha Brownlie • Laadera Aaaocta- U Proetnr Bead. (Om C IMw F n f* Om ) •p In number than ever before, (OentiMMd tn n . P»gF Owe) Animiif G>nference Will week-end and tee bsginnlng of tee m u t u a 1/American-Ehiropean ef and one from France The delega- haa agreed to ahare the expenaea * y* J B o r* than 8500; the March Post Offica today and Uon held ita monthly moetlng on school vacation, 16 membera of TM. W it Monday.'Feb. 18. at tea Olcl Scout forts tiF'^strengthen the free - na* ttona were composed of represen- of keeping them. . him the regiatratlon number of on DlmM BaU, Including tta ■bowed small declines in food Held Saturday at tta office Wednesday dad Thurs Senior Troops 1 and 3, spent three tativee of industry and oC tabor. auto and aaked him'to determine day from 8:15 a. m. to'4;45 p. m., offica. Belle EUlott. reporting for ttoha Against communism. 8. Ooft of Gennany'a share in tatted more prices. Food ia figurad hearily in the camp committee, stated tta t nights camping at Troop I ’a cabin the Allied infraatructure program the name of the owner. than 8400. and In addition thera .tee consumers index. West Hartford School to aarfst those havbi|r Income tax on Vernon and Lydsll streets from O rtlflcate of Cooperation," w « organisation contributigna problems in filling contributioniJwi a billloti marka. witness aatd thd maehine.'had not Korea, for instance, tee military reported a tentative program for towm for work. A toboggan which (338 million dollars) earmarked broken down anil be never had any given to the "Queens” in prefer- might reduci) Its food buying and ers to ba held on Saturday, March Menlri C M ' nbmU; cooperation Administration, ence to using the card. The en- The monthly meeting of St. tee yepr with a suneetlon teat was loaned to them proved lota of and a letter of citation signed by for Berlin and Internal security— intention of giving Ifiss Springer cause lower grocery-item prices. 1. at tee Bugbee School in West tee Juliette Low party be a neigh fun for coasting and some adven > will pe, paid, into the funds of. the the information aba rsqueat^ thusiaam for tta “Queen cootaat" Bid, this would not happen if re Bemard’e Men’s Club will be held Acting ECA Administrator Rich ^ ^ A 'p leastag aRuaUta and no Hartford. The program U-' part tonight inetead of tomorrow,- the borhood instead ol .a .tohrnwlda turous souta even triad sno|rsho»! ard M ," Bissell," Jrr,' were recetved-: European Defense community After he had read about the duced activities in Korea wars ac of Connecticut’s celebration of party. Council repr^htative iitg. As Is the caas in winter camp home comfort '*► (EDC); mubt contributed strrafly to the usual meeUng night, due to Ash this week by R. E. Wright, indus- slaying. Patrolman Sanaone con rinai total. ^ ' companied by more U. S. activity Natiohal 4-H Club week, March Wednesday. ‘Hie meeting be Dorothy Coe reported on tee sell ing all had to cut wood to keep In turn EDC will fork out the in Europe. 1-9. ing of cookies tn April, and sug- expenses of the United States, cluded, he met Mias Springer and Mrs. Sorscchi Is one of the old- held at 8 p. m. at tee church hall. the fire gc'ng and sore muscles' told her that If the teletype ma Prices could be stimulated up There will be a morning session The membera ef tee club vrill re- geeted teat the leaders pot be re were tee reeiilt of all tele activity. MORIARTY Bros. British and French troops in Ger w town chairmen In Tolland ward, too. If labor unions in steel, starting at 10 o’clock with lunch sponsible for tee collecting of many. It will also pay for the chine had been working be tvould seive Holy Communion in a group But In spite of the hard exerel« have discovered that the auto ahe County (^ p ter, by yeara of serv coal and a number of other, indus in tee school oaifeteria. ’ During money and ordering but tta t a 3 i C t N T l R ST » equipment Germany is to get from ice toMhe_^ cause. She expressed at tee 7;30 a. m. Mast on Sunday. most of the group hik'd to Shady. Tomonrov/tee W. T. Grant' Com wae aaking about waa a stolen car tries obtain pay. boosts and em tee oftemooh session, Sandra March 3. parent dr a member of the troop Glen for ice cream on Friday and UsaMSiivtragM T i l 5 1 3 ^7 these funds. . and would have saved her boy herself as being very grateful for ployers raise the prices. of teelr White of Andover, a freshman at committee be in charge of tee. pany wliynonor its retiring pres AT LOW PRICES The ministers also tumM their the response of the towmspeople Dinaer ’loBlght Saturday nights and then had ident, raymond H. Fogler, with a friend “a lot of headachea.” MIsa Corajane Umborg products. tee University of Connecticut, will project. Etach Browmie will be enough pep left to hive a campfire attention today to the problem of numtaring 1200 at the laatMn- So, there Is really no telling for speak on “A Report on UNESCO The annual dinner of Cub Scout asked to sell 10 boxes of cookies. testiitanial luncheon at tee Clar- Arthnr Drnc Stores getting the Russians to quit stall Hay said he was at Stamford s^ . She wishes to thank them for Pack 86 of Vernon will be held imtil midnight Sunday afternoon idge/Hotel tn Atlantic City, N. J. police headquartera July 28, 1 M», Announcement is made of' tee sure whether living costs are be and What it Means to Us." A It.Vras suggested that peimles be some art'atic souls made a targe I HOURS 8 A. M. to 11 P. M. I MOBILHEAT ing on an Independence pact for their contribuUons and interest engagement of Miss Corajane banquet at 6 p. m. will conclude thU evening at 6:30 at the church collected to buy pins which Senior Aythat time, nearly 500 Grant when Mias Springer gave inveati'^ ginning to go down, or simply get •octal rooms. Cub Scoutmaster snowman, which looked like a ted Austria . a n d ^ those who helped her with Llmharg, daughter of Henry Lim ting ready for another Jhmp. Anyr the day's activities. Troo|i 1 will exchange with Girl store mansgers and executives In addition, they studied Ameri getora an auto number of her own tee dr^e, mcluding John Card and Sumner Thompson will be In dy bear. Those -who stayed for all will be gathered together for the volition, without prompting, and burg of Naubuc avenue. East way, they have stopped moving up 4-H Club leaders from Tolland Guides In Europe. Mrs. Peggy can proposals for taking off some Hertart Elnglert, co-chairmen of H a^ord, to Stewart Atkinson, ctarge.of tee program. Rev. Leon Todd will be tee volunteer to the three nights Included Helen Davis/ company’s annual regional . con m Importar^t wraps which still re- also made a formal statement to tee March of Dimes Ball. ward for tee time being. ^ County who are planning to at Burr of Warehouse Point will be Alajme Murphy, and Nancy Weir ventions. the police. J r , son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Wholesale prices fell for tee tend Include: Andover, Mrs. Percy March council meeting. The re main on "German war industries. Uncle Bub. tee genial custodian Atkinson of Center street. tee guest speaker, and Edward freshment committee for M>rch from Troop Having reached retirement age,! 3 The United States faced French Hie witness declared he never third straight week. The Bureau Cook: Bolton, Mrs. Myron Lee; P etit field scout representative of prpmteed Mtw -Sprtngei* her pa Tbottata’H ^f J Mlat Limburg, a - graduate of of Labor Statistics reported yes Columbia, Mrs. John^CrsgJn. Mrs. tacludea Barbara Farr. .Whmle.Fa Olds and Mr.Ir. Fogler, whnwho tiAahaa iManbeen nraalHafftfpresident ' • arid Brit i.sh Pppsisit ion to fesufnti)g the CStarter OaK'Council of Boy ber, Helen Miller and Madeline an d P « ^ of the W.' T. Grant (nimpaity sliiee WMIT£ ENAMEL ^ German tank and ammunition outr Tote^wonld NS riSvSkeS" aa ah e^ - young aUke, Is home from. Wind- terday a drop of three-teiitha of F . C.. Savage; Coventry, Miss Alice Scouts, will also be present The legedly claimed In her deposition. ployed by- tee Metrdpolitan Fire 1 per cent.for the week ended Feb. DeWitt, Miss Diana Motycka. Morley. WhitehUl from Troop 3. ^ r t time May, 1940, will retire bn March 1, ■5 put, but the civil aeronautics pro- nam Community Memorial Hos- members of the Vernon Cub Peck campers were: from TrMp 1, Jean • gram appeared to have a fair _• Smith waa brought to court to -Assurance Company of Hartford. 19—to 174.8 per cent of the 1926 Mrs. Joseph Motycka, ...... 1952. in accordance with tee com **■» rage# laialde and atop the Ukrainian O rthodox---- - •_ P*“ *> where, he underwriit sur Mr. Atkinson was graduated **? ■ W‘" ‘*»rop committee win be guests, and tee At tee meeting of Girl Scout Hansen, Pat Jonea, B ^ bara Klop- pany’s retirement plan. Because METAL DRAWERS 5 chance of a go-ahead from all day by two state’s prison guards. gery. While'there, he was deluged average. Merriam, Jr. Oay Mr. and j den mothers will be in charge of Among the spectators in the court- from Manchester High School and 'Mrs. Gilbertbert H. Storrs, , Miss___ Kay tea dinner. Troop 51 held last Wednesday a penburg, Mary Quiiftm and Caro he was bom in a leap year, Mr. m three.' S H T ^ T iJ e A Tdle^E^toT whicli left a good l a S T o f ^ r t S r t ta a ’****' ^B>Hi each,of This is 11.1 per cent above tee J .1, There al.so .appeared to be is a student at Wesleyan Univer'- pre-Korean average but 4.9 per Hansen, Mrs. Hans Hansen, Mrs. guessing game, with q prize for lyn Scott, and fronyiVoop 3. Diane Fogler will observe hta 14th cal ^•‘****' »•»»«>■. the 228 children In the school to sity and a member of Psi Vpsilon. tee winner, was played. The girls endar birthday on Feb. 29. Food storage drawera from the famous S general agreement Germany states Attpmey Lonn w. wiiiie My nothing about Valentines from cent below a year ago. Ralph Hoffman, Mrs. Robert Culver, Betry Fimhelt, Priscilla ■* The wedding ia planned for CToverden. Mrs.. Walter Cargo; teen divided Into groups for work Hill, Ida Jo h n ^ , Ruth Johnson In 1919, Mr. Fogler Joined tee would not be allowed to build State’s Attorney them too, and cards and letters Textiles, raw cotton, sugar, ing on cook, child care and foods W. T. Grant Company aa a line of Kitch’n Handy acressories are a strategic war industries which Otto J. Saur are contesting the from Just about everybody In town March 21. fresh fruits and lard declined. Hebron, Alfred Goldstein; Mans Purlell to Attend and Norma LeClaire. • would help Russia if Germany Tolland petition for new trial. Smith U field, Miss Barbara Graf, Mrs. R. badges. Reporting tack on the trainee. He gave up a position as must In the modem kitchen. Available HUMTCaUed O bituary were received by him. He loved blood donor program, one girl assistant director of agriculture Ytt, vith "BtlwM-Ali" wis4e »i iU4i SMibi ■' should be overrun by Soviet troops ’*? n S ? ? ‘*** •’F Jamea C. Shannon ewry bit of It but he Is unable to W.. Whaples, Hiss Margery Gay r « it tlslnlr tod will not nnta DruMdSWe in a future war. Such a ban. pres At the Highland Diatrict Boy and Melvin H. Dichter. lord. Mrs. Foster Richards, Mr. Rally for Taft brought In 12 names. (extension work). University of In single units or as rombinatioa units w t e thank you notes to all and Official Maine, to accept a 820-a-week Job coil sprioai kwp ibt wiodow ia slsct..>aa ently In effect, wouid Include Scouta of America (Jourt of Honor doea want everyone to know how Artist Named and Mta. Edward Collings, Oiva when stark of drawer* Is desired. Other brok.a tub cotdi or wiadow r*os* stbmic weapons, biological war Caught in N. Y* Palo, Miss Andrey Raynolds', Mrs. Hartford, Feb. 26—(Ai—William The members of Brownie Troop with a company of 33 stores that meeting held at ■ the Rockville much the good wishes 6f all 40 entertained their troop com was to grow into a Coast-to-coaat fare agent.s, and submarines. Deaths •pended hl8 recovery. Milton Beebe, Miss Barbara Rlch- A. Purtell’a disclosure last night ‘Devialiug’ popular Kitrh’n Handy srressbries on 8IM n i VO ADJUST. Tin uatio* of Ik* Union Congregational Church on As Red Balks ards. mittee at a Valentine party at organization of 484 stores. iprlnsi oa ih. window cssios out ba odhuMd 13 INtlsInna by 10.1.1 Feb. .1.4^ - .Wlsnlawaki of ToBand, Columbia _SJIsa Nancy LMnard, daughter Hours After that he plana to attend the March tee Nathan Hale school on Feb. In the following year, R. H. Fog fUqptay...... ______...... ‘ These a^risiohii oh war proauc- 15 .....Stafford, .Mrj.-.HAiTy Halir Mr*. wiijipai mnoriss ihi ode^wisib.. ' ■ ' Robert B. Ahdniwa of M r and Mrs. Maurice Lebnaid. 15.' 'Hii' girls' ptanfied the 'ehtlre 'ong ■ Kong “^^-flPV^Thls" Is ' a ler w'u appointed head of Grant will opmu tmooii^ d«p>M a^riiwctass.* tlon stemmed frofi NA’TO ap advancement chairman for the d.a- And Gostiy a first year Student at LaSalle Alexander Chapman, Mrs. Rich 8 Tally m New TIaVeh fcr Senator trlct. received the bronze palm Robert S. Andrews, 65, of Hart The town's annual spring meet On QueMions ard C. Han, Mrs. Everett Brad- Taft (R-Ohio) raised political party themselves with tee follow llcd-down history of a Chinese personnel department. He pro- proval la.st week of the European ford avenue, Granby, father of Junior College, spent the week end ing serving aa committee chair gresesd to director of personnel P. S. Inquire about our popular power U l THM TODAY AT... which la awarded Scouts who have ing la scheduled for Saturday. West Holdup way; Tolland. Mrs. Albert Thom- eyebrows hereabouts since Purtell immunist who "deviated and army plan. It provides for recruit (Contlnned from Fhge One) ’ William L. Andrewa of 11>^ Wal March 1, at eight o’clock in Yeol at her home and had as her men: Carole Moses and Marthn deteriorated." and real estate, was elected ing German troops to join In earned 26 merit ba%ea. Award gneete, Mias Doris Gartner Md (OonttaMd from Fags Om ) forde, Mrs. John Lojzim, Mrs. Rae declared himself last September a and. hand tool rental senlce. winners of T sUand-Boy Scouts of nut street, died suddenly a t his "»«na..HaII----- The lengthy warn' (CoBtImied ‘fiW -ra g a Om j -Peck, Mrs. Rutaell -Bllmr:—Mrs." Reuter,__ refneahmenta; F r a n ^ -Ych-Chln Ming becames a-Com- to the company's Board of XUrec- ----western defense after thir stx-na- It la these' reserves, h^'said, who home early yeaterday. Bom In MIm D im r Muehhey."Boith"elaaa- supporter- of Genera:! Efsenhower tors in 1930 and in 1932 resigned c Troop IS are as follows: David “**,*^•‘8 as If one may well ex- said, "through investigation has Everett Van Valkenburg. Mrs. for,the GOP Presidential nomina Nylin and Elizabeth Rowley.^a- munlst In 1928 and for 21 years 70 tion army plan wins parllarPen- will be counted on ^ fight if Plalnvllle, he had been a salesman P ^ t to have a busy and late eve- matea at the same achool. Oh vors; Carol Sibrinsz and Judy/tar- accepted Spartan self-denial. to Join Montgomery Ward as vice tary approval In each nation. Loysln. bird study; Donald Rld- fighting becomes necessary, ning. Sunday they were Joined by received information that you were FB I had contacted the airline, John Elliott. Mrs. Theodoie Pal tion. "Your Store of Friendly Serviboff zon, farm layout and building ar for the Musant-Bcrman-Stelnberg a member of Section Five of the made arrangenlents to meet the mer, Jr.; Vemoh, Miss Mary Jane son, entertainment. Favors/were After the IM s captured Chang- -president and general operating In Bonn, the West German With that large a reserve force, James Gately and Roger Harden Purtell himself ta a candidate rangement, and James McHutch- Company. He was a member of Three especially (mntroveraial Communist party .of the United plane and gave a description of Madden, Mrs. Roscoe W. FYench, for the Republican nomination for valentine girto made from pipe hal in 1949, Yeh was made the di manager. After two years as pres capital. Informed sources predict-, Vinson said, the size of the active questions listed Include one which of Babaon College, who drove the cleaners. The entire troowraaslsted ident of the mail order firm, he re ll-«4icjt-rc.|c-aars. ed the projected 12 German divi Inson,- sheep farming. Trinity Chiurch, TarilTville. He girla back to school. States.” T h e witness declined to the man. Mrs. John Booth, Mrs. Emil Qer- U. S. Senator. Chief among three rector . of public utility of tec PH ONE 4148 The funeral of Mrs. Ada Luhr- armed forcea can be cut to two leaves his wife, two grandchildren asks the town to appropriate nec- The description was radioed to Ich, Mrs. Everett Gardner, Arthur the entertainment comnllttee in Shanghai Municipal People’s gov turned to tfie W. T. Grant Com sions could not be in service tinder million m^en from the 3,700,000 Richard Miller, student at Har comment. others In the field is Prescott pany in 1940 as president, general Gen. Dwight D, Elsenhower’s sen' Rhodes, 54. widow of James and three great grandchildren. essvy funds to organize and op- Bernstein, who said he was a the plane as, it fiew over Pitts St. Louis; Wllllngton. Mra. Ray Bush of Greenwich, the 1950 can singing, presenting dances and do ernment. Open Dully 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. now planned. That reduction, he Fimeral servicea will be held erate a kindergarten at the Hor vard Medical School, waa at the ing nursery- rhyme charades. The manager and director. ^ NATO militan' headquarters be Rhodes, was held at the Tolland home of his mother, Mra. Charles native of Buffalo, N. Y„ said hei,.burgh—an j ,, hour before------—landing mond Daley. didate, who is regarded as an Fifteen months later Yeh had a eluding Wednesday Aftbmoona and Federated Church Sunday at 2:30 said, would mean an eventual sav ^ursday at 2 p . m. at Rose Hill ace W Porter School starting Special recognition will be given Eisenhower supporter. party was climaxed/ by the open 20-room house with garden and fore 10,1.1. ing of 13 billion dollars annually. Miller on Columbia Lake this past had been an artist on the Detroit I ®^tassl, 37, Saturday ’Til Noon. In an effort to solve the long- p. m. She waa born March 27. Funeral Home, Elm street,- Rpeky September 1952 or before; to hear week end. News for 23 years. ---■ Kansas City, Mo., passed, word to to leaders with periods of 10 ing of the valentii>4 box. swimming pool and two cars at to the government by listing it aa deadlocked A ii s t r 1 a n situation, 1897 tn New York City and had Vinson said the nation has only Hiil. Friends may call today from and act on a report of the aelect- The witness declined to say tee hostess. years or more of service. From all times. He sent his four sons a dormitory and for driving bote two choices —- to maintain an un- p. men regardlrrg a revolution of Allan Robinson, Jr„ spending EXTENDED FORECAST Browmie Troop 32 of the Bowers , Acheson was expected t<> seek a‘p- lived in Tolland nearly all h»r 7 to 9 m. and Wedne.sdsy, 4 to the week end with his parents, whether he attended the 1948 The hostess, Jerl Starr, 21,‘ of Tolland County these include Mrs. away to schol. cars to Hangchsw and using up M HIPSHAPE .0,p. ..m, ...... t« a b le property of ,tha town;, and School, -uniler /tta. ..l,eaderabip. of ■ J proval by- Eden and Bchumon of-' life. ....She -waa ,A school teqclier- I«vu:«lentedly large, Btanding-Jorce tad as his guest Miss Deborah 'Michigan state convention of the Kansas ..Gity, spotted 'tee ■paasen-' ■ - Percy- Cook.'Andover; ■ Mrs. ’ Myron- Boston, Feb." 2fr;-T#i;-t1>e tem Reoently..’ the Jted newspaper: gallons of "rasoline instead of gtH an abbreviated treaty with Aus- for 38 years and for the past 10 or to build up a ready reserve. ,■ to see whether the town ■will re- ger in seat No. 6 and gave a de- Lee. Bolton; Arthur St. Louis, Mrs. Gertructa Ballard with Mrs. Liberation Daily, reported that Ing by train. ' WOODWORKING Its vote , of March 3, 1 945. Josaelyn of Proridehce. Communist party or a summer perature in New England during ::i.:tTteJ:tg_restoreJji.er.:tndeptm«jencei: .Veara Uught at the County Homs .—J udith . .Binder—spent'-the week- worker*;-camp-' whio)i-Tavenner ££??P-y9.h .9.f.,-Hlro._lo. ..the., captain...- ...Yemon..,.:...... tee-next-five---days;--Wednesday Yeh..w.!M. .dsnQ.unced-.foE..ctuu:gl&g.. He...haa...hcen.-caLUad- -oiV’- to -Ure- as promised by the 1043 Moscow Keboor a'l Vernon Center. She was MniTary TSalnlngT^hii Said. “ Is to This was when the plane was 20 _ .luccesstul , molner-daughter pot- an 88,4(X) rent bill for the house view and Rectify himself." Columbia Lake with the State end with her parents, Mr. and said was conducted by the. Interna New INreetorie* through Sunday, will average n-!ar 144 WIST MWMI lyiNPIKI 6 TR. 24M8 .SM*NMNAt MSMCnaatSA declaration. That declaration for many years a teacher In Will- create a strong, well-trained ready Funerals Mrs. Sol Sinder. and had as her tional Workers’ Order. Tavenner mtnutes out of La Guardla field New telephone directories are luck on Feb. 13. Invitations and reserve, made up of’ now-veterans, ^ a r d of Fisheriea and Game, and tee seasonal normal except a llt- decorations on the Valentine motif marked Austria as a Nazi-occu Ington schools. She was a mem guests two roommates from Bos said this group has been cited by and the hostess wss having the being distributed this week to all tl4 above normal in Maine. There pied country, not an enemy. ber of Tolland, Federated Chturch, which will permit us to stop draft if so to consider appointing a gassengers fasten their landing were carried out by the Brownies. Stephen E. Samga committee comprised of resident ton University. Miss Enid Rosen the Attorney General as Commu telephone subscribers in Rockville. will little day to day varia The U. S. proposal would re"- past president of the Tolland La ing men for service, and will like and Miss Shelia Bush. Other nist. ■ The new book contains Sh increase tion. " ‘ ■" ...... ■" dles Club and a member of Tol wise permit us to reduce the slzf _ Funeral services for Stephen IC. and non-resident property owners The man's description was ra- The Girl Scout leadefa will meet nounce reparations claims, wipe house SDests of the Binders over Bernstein’s appearance on the of more than 150 names and num Precipitation during tela period ....put . suggestions of Austrian war land 4'‘^ Town Committee for of our standing forces.’’ Saraga of 91 Main street, who to study fishing conditions and dloed back to the FBi agenU at tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at died yegterdny after a lon|^ illneas, formulate plans and regulations the week end included Mrs. "Molly witness stand was one of several bers In tee Rockville alphabetical will on the average total over gtiilt. sn'rt rail' for. withdrawal af many years. She leaves three the' field, and double-checked. section. ' the Girl Scout office. Slides of the w'ill be held tomorrow afternoon for stocking fishing and care for Shtpiro. Louis Shiffman and Mur scheduled for the day, as the com three-quarters inch occurring as trip to Europe which Troop 1 took the Fredch, British. American and sisters, Mrs. Arthur Morganson, ray Bleiberg. all relatives ^frora mittee dug into reported Commu The. plane had stopped at’Phoe Seabury Lewis, manager for The Mrs. Harry Needham .and Vre. at 1 o clock from the Holmes Fu the same In order to provide bet nix, Ariz.: Chicago and Dayton, snow northern New England and in 1949 will -be shown. Ru.«sian ociiipstlon armies, Urw Visa’s Kn<| neral Home. 400 Main street, and ter fishing. New York City. * nist attempts to "Infiltrate" in Southern New England Telephone snow or rain southern New Eng “ .Informed opinion, however,.felt George Cook, a brother, SImeoh Mrs. Theodore Swol and infant Ohio, en route here from Loa An Company, points out that .any B. Luhrsen, all of Tolland! Rev! ^ 3 o'clock from St. George’s Tho first clause mentloped, re- dustry. , geles. land Wednesday or Thursday and No meeUng of the ‘Green- the chances of getting Russian Greek Orthodox CThurcfi in Hart gaiding. a kindergarten came son, Christopher Douglas, have re O’hair, heavy-set, mustachioed Rockville aubacriber who does'not agaln'bver the,week end. agreement on such an agreed Big William C. H, Moe orflclated with For Arab States turned to their home from Wind ellows," Manchester Girl Scout L O i i r i burial in Tolland North Cemetery. ford. Burial will he in the family about when the Board of Educa Six-footer, spent four hours on the - Three plan were slim. The British plot in tha Ea^t Cemeter>\ tion, hearing a group of parents ham Coinmunlty Memorial Hos stand in a, packed court room con.Mdered the American proposal Miss Jean French, who has pital. been a guest for ten cjsvs at the Beirut, Lebanon—(flb—Reduction -Friends may call at the funeral request for a kindergarten stated given over to the committee's use. l.irgely^ a propaganda measure of passport and customs barriers home this afternoon until 5:30 and It felt the rapid growth of enroll CpI. Robert C. Tuttle la back He named about 60 names of Reveals with which the Ui- 8. could court home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bar at hie former base In Fort Camp nard St Foxwood Farm, has re among^ Arab states were, among this evening from 7 to 9:30. ment in the present eight grades persons he said were members of popularity'ln Austria. ^Memorial Lodge No. 38. Knights now- in the school system requir bell. Ky. He was fiown back tee party in Detroit while he-was Anhounrerhent of any Big Three turned. to her home in Fall River, the recommcndatlon.s made at .the with his regiment, the 503rd of Conditions \ for Mass, concluding meeting of .a Congress of Pythias, will hold a seryice at ed their full consideration flnan. spying for tee government from agreement on Germany might be the funeral home this evening at dally, to a po(nt where It did not the 11th Airborne .Division after 1943 to 1947. Mrs. Edna Riley and Miss Anns of Arab Chambers of Commerce the group participated In the "Op delayed. Touis Krause of Morria, O’Hair had only two brief re tied out." ' ■ OUR APPRAISER WILL CALL A T May ,\sk Bomber Coinniaiid terest of the East Hartford • Air abolishing them cohiplrtely as the project. Pa., arrived li^at week to spend a If we do not reach our alma craft, •oon as this Is practicable. eral Home. Rev. Clifford O. Simp cesses while on tee stand, and to Meanwhile, other leaders of the son, minister of the Center Con Fishing in Columbia Lake haa few days with her daughter and we will Join you in your, struggle Rev. and Mrs. William C. H. ' Delegates advocated ,ene- might- be subject to popular ratl- a veto. ue uasperl in-slsted this Mr, and Mrs. Willis Marsh of a-eesHilace for her«Tr ie .h , flts In the Manchester area con »t'il-’m«le New Britain were recent guests of m S hut penses for the'current year, as ap them a groun from the Columbia flcatlon. CLIP THIS COUPON AND MAIL TO US: and repeated lUly s desire to get j .Mr. and .Mrs. Emerv dmigh.**" munlty, but Sue still feels and Mifl-Poiiii Readied proved at the annual town meet Recreation Omncil Ski .group, tinued to decline during the week "We will put the result in front thinks and talks like an outsider. ing on Oct. 1, 1951 and lav a tax Gwen Tibblts, Nancy Smith. Bettv ending Feb. 23, with a textile firm of the people to say the Is.-it word," UmaTlL ho -Si! " «"'* Arihor Dlmmork What has made the di(Terence7 and transportation equipment firm UTZfd ^ Thre« j RQ^kvtlli? wore gxieats hf on the Grand List Just completed Rernitt. and Jiine Squire, Mr. and the Pl^lWlBr said. From the beginning Mary was eti- ReneHnls arid set the date when it shall be Mrs. "Josenh Lusky. and Skip in the area each rehiring 19 wotA-' One Of the rnaih points in the ? Popinty.! I A Pinimockv* parents. Mr. and ers. CHEVROLET thiislaatic about her new home! come due and pavable. Evans. Boyd ln.st a pair of fine talks is expected to be the creation She may have had times of feel "ith three (l.ays remainingb, to Cub Pack No. 62 held Its annual buck.skin mittens on Wednesdays There wer.e 197 claimants, of some sort of Middle East de. ’ V .’ ' ■ elation with NATO. .NATO’s Tile pari.ih supper; sponsored by ing lonely and homesick. Certain d^op of 5.3 per cent from the 208 the Tolland Ladies Society, held In seciirc 19.12 motor vehicle r^ ia- blue and gold Father and Son ban trip, which he thought never to fensive alliance with the West, standing military groupAon-eom- ly fhe must haw had times when trationa at the branch office locat quet’ Friday night In Yeomans see again, but to his amazement, claimants who filed last week, and perhaps built around the Collec- mltally referred the matter to its the church parlors Thur-sday, Feb. she rnlsaed her family and friends ed on the .second floor of the State of the total. 97 were women. I A D D R E S S ...... ,21. at 6:30 p. m. was well attend Hall. , Leri Chesaley of thq Cub when the party returned on Friday tlyc Security Pact of thi seven ...... PHONE .... members’ governments In Wsshr and wished herself back .among Armory, more than half of the ;Pack .committee presided Jack ?*Jta parking space, the Initial claims, which represent Irtgtoh, London and ,Parls. ed in spltc.of the had night and Arab League nation. - ..thfnTv'j. ■■ 10,««) vehicles here Haye^ Ij^n Forryan gave a brief invocation iiiilttehs lav In ' the _ snow right new .. apelW of ^ ussmpldymeht. |[, ...... * ...... 4,'- U. S. S^retarv of the traveling conditions. But Mary didn’t speak of these regi.stere(l. In-spector Daniel J. where he had dropped them be amounted to 23, and there were Tlie Red Cross, annual ■ fund Cub Scout awards were presented ^ DRT * a a a a a ...... a . TilllG ...... ^ Treasury. John W. .Snjiler l.ssued things to her new friend.s. Kerr Said this noon, .to Allan Binder, Victor Harriman. side the park^ car. 175 continued claims^ a statement reminding Eiiropean drive will start Man'h 1. W. Hoyt over i,2(»0 i.s.siied vye.sterday, ■The drop’ in Manchester unem Over 300 Attend Hayden, oliairnmn Tolland Branch Oh the other hand, Sue talked of Jay Beck and Vince Sledjeski who Baturdav Mr. and Mrs. Leonard I PJease hiwe appraiaer ^IL I am in no way obligated i leaders- that Europe has the prime little except how homesick she bringing the total, including to each received his W olf Badge; Robinson.and Mrs. Robinson's bro ployment reflected a continued responsibility for its own defense of Rix'kville CTiaptcr of .the.Amerl-, day’s number of 750 issued up to trend throughout.tee state,;where can Red Cross, \yill serve as chair w-aa. how she miss?d thU and Blister Lewis, who recfived both ther. Boyd with Mr. and Mrs. B-A Club Affair and that only Conjiress can decide that, how ahe couldn't wait to get .noon, to, 5,500- . his- B m p Badge ond-hta-Gold Ar- David Huht and son Oavtil Jr. of the nuBiher of claimants dropped a-.'Tt'.vi":;*'— - ." --i'.'L', -v W .- i,"r*'. . 'th e iffibUnt oWU. S. aid to Eu- man of the ;dH\‘e, Outstanding in' ■ Ulirrent registrations expire a( from 17,594 to 17,264. This marks its. sufcesa in JftM w-aa-the WtteP bark "home" for'a vJMtc' row Roln t; DonaWO*Auteull who West Hartford, wept out to" Wlm A taut-380 membefA Btivea and V From the start Mary ,did “ her midnight Jftldty, The offtceHrtn^^ won .his Lions Badge; Atish Blum, sted for another dsiy o# tee xpehti . tee. o i ^ . conascntlvq week- that! Safety Program with 819. Of this be opeh daily from now jintll Fri there.haa been a . decline in re ft1en^7';d*f Kritlsh-American YovW monay .ohaod^ fLa storf.., yov'ra valua ahood fhrwgh ihs mikt . .. youW ah#ocl all ih a ^ y wRli CfbWaforl number there w'ere' 211 who cpm,';. part toward making new friends. Billy Sledjeski, Billy Macht each a u b celebrated tee 30th anniver. day from 8:30 a. m. until 5 p. m. of whom received a silver arrow quests.for unemploj-meht benefits. pleted the requiremenW qnd re She put her mind to le.vming- as sery of the club Saturday , night. Wet Feet Result much as the !couId a'Bout those she Following the cloae of the local point., , ' ceived oertlflcatea. '( office Friday, local motor vehicle Report Truman . The observance waa held in con- Mrs., Maud Clough, with her met. 1 . . . Twenty-eight boy* their fathers, JuncUon with, the 30th annual !/ l ow-nera w-ill have to secure regis den mothers and committee mem fs Until 9 .Brilliantly new in styling, in colorful beauty, in unooth lu Maud's Arrest daughters. Mrs. Florence C. Ayers She repaid all Hospitality. And trations at the. Hartford offied. About Town Ladies’ Night. '' and Helen Flough. returned Sun ahe always, found time to do the bers attended. 'M r. Chiessley said Asks 7.9 Billion ■President Fred Dickson presided performance and smooth riding qualities . . . and 'thor day after spending two weeks (n thlngO^ she was asked to do. the supper was enjoyed by every The Center Church Senior during tee festlvJUes. The Gar- A former Manchester resident, one. as was a three tiered 42nd Choir will hold its reg:ilsi‘ re EzW oughly proved in-every feature . . . these new Chevrolets Miami, Florida, with relatives. Sue ninde the Negative A^moeb - (CoattBMd from Page Om ) den Grove Caterers served a- tur Anthony W. Uriano, 31, who now Mrs. Thomas Neill of Union Sue was, careless about remem Public Records- Scouting Anniversary cake made hearsal tomorrow night at 7:30. key dinner to the gathering at ■re equally outstanding in their appeal to your pocketbobk. lives at 69 Sigourney afreet In Congregational CTiurch of Rock bering names. Never seemed par by Mrs. Ann Sledjeski. He compli 6:30. A short speaking program mented the deii mothers and their W. Averetl Harriman, Mutual The' Pastor’s confirmation class Hartford, waa arreated yesterday ville apoke explaining the World ticularly Interested In getting Security administrator, is sched followed at which time tribute waa Now Rayol-Tana Oergaau* Now Alluring Naw .New CenterpelM New Impraved Pewar* They’re the only fine .can priced to, low! The only cart b> SUfe policeman Ludwig Kolo- people "straight." Warrantee Deeds asaiatante who did ■ wonderful job a t Center Church will be omitted Day of ITayer at the Tolland Gaylord C. Weir to Frank J. uled to lead off admlnlatfatlon wit paid to past presidents, four of Styling Extaitar CMar* Inlariar Calei* Fewer Jet Cnrburatian dzlej and charged with breaking Federated Church Sunday. Mrs. of prepa!ring tee tables and. the tonight because of the school va combining so many advantages of expensive cars at such . And never made any particular Kos and Mildred P. Koa! property hall. These included Mrs. Walter nesses who will urge jprompt ap cation. whom .were present They were and entering and mallcloua dam EldIth W. Gunther s{>oke at ynion effort to nourish the acquaintance Fred Baker, David Roblnaon. low cost in purchase price, operation and upkeep! And, age to property at the Rockville on (Thamhsrs street. Wheaton. Mrs. Hyland Tasker, proval. Secretary of State AcKf^ Church in Rockville In exchange ships that might grow into friend- son. Defense Secretairy Lovett and James McCollough antf IMvld Woodworking Shop, in Vernon, on the same pubject. ahlps. Green Manor Estates, Inc., to Mrs. William 'Macht, ' Mrs. John The Manchester Fe Maxwell. with all their finer quality, they’re also the lowest-priced State police aay the'break occur Donald R. and Madeline R. Huot, Fonyan, Mrs. John Woodward. top military leaders are expected Democratic Women .v,. ' .v.jt red Jan. 22. So after 6ve years of living in to follow. rhe three remaining charter line in their field! ■ f DRIVER’S EVE fra-rB prop-rty on Elizabeth Drive. Mrs.' Vincent Sledjeski, Mrs. Sol Thursday at 7:45 p. tn: at the Uriano was picked up In Hart the same town, one young wife Marriage OceoM Sinder and Mrs. Louis Sorscchi. Yesterday. Mr. Truman allocat community Y on Norte Main members of the organization were "belonfca’’ and is happy m her new- ed 88,748.684 for emergency food introduced.. They are Fred Baker Come in . . . see these big, bright, beautiful buys for ford after a traH of clues led etate Hartfard, Feb. 36—LT)—Start home.. Donald Reed Johnston, Pough After the banquet, the remaining street. Plans will be made for the CONSTRUCTION AND APPLIANCE CO. police to bit former home here cakes were sold to raise money for relief In India. This .money, from who waa the club’s first president ing earty la March the State keepsie, N. Y., and Czarina Zop- county and state conventions of, and haa held office every year 24t MOADSTRiET t f L 2-f21» MANCHESTER 1952... and place your order now! ** P**'" ■ocli* were found Departmenl of .Mqlor VeUrlea .. "ife U still an pis. Long Island. N. Y., who will the pack. funds unobligated as of last June the federation. Hostesses will be outsider,’ stubbornly refusing to The post^ned meeting for par 30, is permitted by tee India since , the club’s Inception; Jamea ” Wat had some wood preserving wlU atari mUag eye-taating facu be married March 1 at South .Mrs. Ann Falkowski, chairman, Safler, Smantlier Pbwatgllde Aufa. fluid In them. Police say Uriano think of the town where she will Methodiat Church. ents interested in starting a kind Emergency. Food Act passed last and Mrs. Ann'Mastrangelo and McCullough, who served seven 3*-YemPr«vadValvD- Extro-Esny Center. Ixim-Scife Jumba- lties oa applirante for driver’s as years as the president, and MIm Mm pMpI* ky Ckyrgltts fkm mf orl ■tapped Into the fluid when he al llkriy lite for years, ’’home.’’- Bonding Permits ergarten la scheduled to be held y«aL ... Mrs. Molly Simmona. Com pile Kitchen and Home Laundries rnoHc Trantmltsiati* lndPAGBTWELVB 1MANCHESTKK ^ EVENING HERALD. IIANCHESTEB, CONN, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY* 26, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1962 l i A d l LOCAL •- ' V \ . SPORT CHATTER *ess lete Perfect Season in M idget EARL W. YOST Sparta BSitor Detroit Tigers Boast Youngest Little Brownie Next Meeting Dressen Toys AI. r A U n E U former Rhode * Connecticut baaketbalt gmm0 at CheTs CapturiB 13th Sun V*lley Splendor laload State eager, has not been; Stoiira. Frank Robinson harfdled Monday Night Extended by Deci’s, dropped by the British Americans.' arrangements for the Exchangers. Team in the American Leaguel With Dodger " '...J Each team in the playoffs which ■ ------win get underway the week of BECliEB’S 483 triple was the A t Library Straight in Y Loop March 0 may carry nine players best bowling score turned in last The Old adage, tbat t'flgurea don't I Batting Order But Rack Up No. 11 and' Pal will be the local's ninth night iii local duckpin firing. The lia" haa takail i)ulta' a kicking I man. Country Club bowler, had, single Hermes Primed to Upset By EARL YOST '...... - * around by baseball over the years, I P et i Vero Baaoh, Fla., Feb. K — fjn— games of 140, 120.' 143. Other Eighteen men attended the first Chefa plBar 1.008 Y R e in lu Manager Oiuck Droasen toyad Norm Hohenthal Paces ' StTGOESnON DEPARTMENT: good scores 'were as follows: Rec and it possibly comas in for an-1 open meeting of the proposed Ma aad BUTa .750 IL-— League—Vlc Taggart 388, Ted with a new Brookljm battling or Midget Refiullfi .-Why not stage the coming Rec Frankie^s in Bee Game other rough'ride when the always I Manchester High Booster Club Miner's JOT I WMta’ eiaaa (Ml 29*24 Wfai; Bankers Senior Basketball League playoff Chambers 380. and Jazx Fuller Interesting subject playqr ages last night at the Bowers School.' P. Pta der today as the first IM gar of I •??? I Pralt. rf .... 0 la squad reported for spring train Brewa taO R*eaaee (29) -games at the Verplanck School ? 376; Automotive Smokey Smoluk is explored, ^ The group waa enthusiastic about „ . B. P. PU. Lose OB Luckless 358; Country Club—De} St. John ISXS: •SM I M. (Jlgllo. rf . ing. Activity in the Rec Senior Baa-.,,playo(ra ahead o f 'Watharnfleld Give a hot stove league fan a I the forma.tion of the club and la OsUegtataa 409 IBeUiiaaro, if'? 1 TOUBNAME.NT COMMITTEE 360, Jack Hayden 364, Bundl Tarca determined to get the ball rolling ^ fitUt embarrasM(l by wiBUfidaoE Kmaana. rf ,...... o .0 ....4 PohticelK GmtMctors ketball League tonight paira Mori- j they need every win potwlbla. Ex gueae aa to the youngest hall club I White Glass M l I R. Owtnner, If ...... ,,,;, 3 . 1 MeCurry. It ...... 1 0 2 at the Manchester Country Club 3M. Ed Lithwin 391 and AI Ma- drty'a Laurela with Big Buck'a in I pro-leaguer Johnny Dobrutaky haa In the American League, and it’s| at next Monday night's meeting 'ZZ, : NIchnIion. e ...... 1 I explanations of how the Brooks Hnhenthsl. r ...... 2 14 .will hold an Important meeting io'- Merisrty's •MM j R. 8ki^n«r, It ...... 9 1 blew a 1914 game lead to the New nella 382. . the firat ganie at 7:13 anhit hat alao taiken aome trdtt Tigers. <3n the reverse side, | Chefs Diners continued on their I i ■ o IMIlxIe. re ...... a a 0 it[I Turkington heads the committee EiOHTEEN MEN attended the Shop in the second game. N. ‘Cniarlcs Bogglni served as ed.to have a winner. Browbi a Beaupre .11 0 LOOO of the load off the ohouldera of it's likely also that he'd fail to way to a perfect season in the Yi A oitlio! is o o Olllrily. Is ...... a a 4 open meeting of the proposed Big Buck'ar when at full big AI Surowlec. Wally Parciak guess that, on a basis of average I chairman of the meeting in the "I'd like to have Pee Wee Reese Cushinz. It ...... 0 0 0 Deri's Drive-In C s .737 FIOl'RE HKATINO program Manchester High Booster Club strength, are a tough combination. haa been acoring heavily In the absence of T. J.' Crockett, pro Bsnior Baskstball ‘Leagus last' Totals ~ ~4 M lead 6ff," he said. "And BUly Cox Nassiff Arms « « jCOO i scheduled tonight at Center age of players now heading fori Total...... IS “i » last night at the Bowers School. Such performers oa Bing Miller, paat few gamea and Snap Sorytr spring camp, that the two oldest posed president, and Dr. Ray Moz- night by trimming Mmiarty CetlegtatM (»> hit serond. If they can come up Ileel’e (24) Man. Plumbing 6 4 400 Springs Pond has been cancelled zer, proposed vice president Both r. pts. W'ith the same kind 'of year as in Next mieettng of the group is Steve Belllnghlri, Joe Bores, Bob haa done a fine )ob of playmaking. clubs in the junior circuit are none Pontlllo. rf ... 0 12 . K. r. Pts. West Sides 1 4 400 due to the lack of good Ice. I of whom were not able to attend. BroUiera, 99 to 59. It waa the '51 that ought to do the trick. Pi»*r*on. rf ...... o i | scheduled Monday night at 8 Grabek and Tony Surdyka can Ffankle'a poaseaa some of the moat other than the Cleveland In(llana| pinera 19th straight succaas. The Bllrerslein, It Roynolft*, rf O' a — n First Not- Bonk .. ..a : - J C l o'clock at the School street li make an Interesting- night for the colorful playera Ip the league in and Philadelphia Athletics. High Principal Edson Bailey "Duke Snider would hit third, as Pirkral. If ...... 4 1 H Chss. Tontlcelll’s 0 10 400 outlined to the group the finotteial league champions have one more McCarthy, rg ...... 1 6 2 usual, and Jackie Robinson fourth PARK srPERINTENIlENT brary. Each man present last best in the league. The Gaimen Phil Pease, Bill Wade and Lou b a l l p l a y e r s put the fair RnSth. la ...... a 2 a Oantnrr. r ...... r 1 7 needs for a highly efficient extfa, game to play in regular season with Roy CampanelU fifth. Then rz ...... 1 I .2 Horace Mut^hey reported yester night promised to bring In at will be led by Bob King. Tom Ma Dead. Also Jack' French, the sex to shame when it comes, to be competition. White Glass toppled Brown and Beaupre finished the day afternoon that Ice skating for least five men or women at Mon son and Tom Conran. Along with towering pro from Meriden, haa curricular program at Manches- T o ^ , ,. , '...... is "r ST Andy Pafko, Gil Hodges and prob Webb, la ...... I 0 2 regular season wriUi an nn- ing coy about their years. For in ter High. He also distributed to the CMUgiatea in the other game, 8eore^M halt time: » t S White.------ably Carl Furillo. the sevuh hi Center Springa . Pond day night's open meeting. these will be the veteran Player- been added to the roster and ia stance, we’ll accept the record Ann*r*on. Iw ...... o 0 O blrmished record in the West Bide has ended due to hone.vcombed ice. the gathering mimeographed cop 06 to 97. "Pee Wee ought to be a good Coach Peter Staiim. The lid-lifter invaluable on the backboards. This book which says LeRoy (Satchel) The Gloaemen led all the way, 0 Nchers 2Maer (Ml Total* ,•...... I Midget Basketball ly-ague aa it There were 11 good skating days should provide plenty of entertain ies of the needs of the schooL teadoff man. He can bunt and Cox 6 34 Ki - ing money like . a veteran chess Rapp, Jim Delsing, Tom Wright Bweet. rg ...... gan State, 64-52, Kansas downed Boston, CTilcago and 'Washington, o'clock. Mikan Still Leads ^ That lost art.\alldlng. haa made player, the St. Louis Browns will and Jim Dyek, Moat Valuable ronficalli. Ig three point bulge at the three each at 27.4; St. Louis 27.3 and son. but that doesn't mean little fellows are out. Three-year-old The Dlnera pulled, further td the / I Dressen said Labine figures in Otrr. Ig MAILMA.V (lIK T MORGAN Miirph.y Hailed 'Em In New York. Feb. 26—(A3— The Missouri. 65-54, and Duquesne Ralph Orlandella got a batting lesson from Rogers Hornsby when he 'nrketa Being Printed front and the score aUxxl 63 to 38 an appearance \at the Brooklyn atari tha season with an entirely player in the Texas League last quarter pole and then played poe- passes along the information that Detroit 26.5. bla plans aa a definite aUrter this Dodgers training scssion ba.sketball the reet o f the Albany Oa. —fA'i Rookie Billy National Champion Kentucky turned back Akron, 69-51. OLDEST P L A V B R in the J VP during the early training at El Cen- Boo.ster Club membership tick at the thre«-(iuarter mark. Go Arizin bv Eleven year, taking- Newcombe'a place. different team than than which y«®r. ■ , _• ___ Total*f>tai* ...... 23 3 49 Ding Farr, of the Post om cc staff, Murphy of the Albany. Ga. Cardi Wiidcata kept a firm hold on first The top ten stacked up like ets are now being printed arid w iir" ing into the final frame the Diners -- Manager Chuck'’Dreiuien put hia closed Out the 1951 campaign."...... "W i' had' a gtwd aeirorid'. af K^If time. 3rt-34. Bank. wiiy"to noteh the wlh. Mohenthal league currently is Paige, the age-1 (NEA). "If he goes like he went last led the winners with 14 counters. rolled a 194 single game last week nals was the (.'lass D Georgla- place in the Aasociated Presa this: Kentucky, Illinoia. Kansas be ready for distribution at Mon- tried for the century marK but pitchers through iL sliding drill jBeaidea obtaining the bent play- man last .vear.Jn Bobby Young and leas Negro hiirler ol the Browns, By THE ASBOCLYTED PREHS year, he ought to win 20", said yesterday and the hWlern eeemed Buzz Keeney, usually a high point end at the Double .Strike alleys on Florlda t>eagiu> leader In the riins- weekly basketball slandinga today State. Duquesne, St. Loula, Wash (J«y, night’s meeting. In addition. missed os time ran out era available in the AAA and AA he la, back with us, backed up by with the youngest being a rookie King George Mikan of the Min Dressen. to like It. \ er getter dniy threw in four points Oak street. It is the best diirkpin balted-ln department. Murphy, a but If they looked over their ington, Iowa, Kansas, St. John's Booster Club, lapel pins will be For the Diners, Howard- Brown leagues, the Browns have complft- a determined Mike Goliat. For C|;ii8a(lerg Upwl score recorded In Manrhe.ster^ln.. Chicago pitcher named Floyd Pen neapolis Lakers found hla Na- Chuck is high on hLs new pitch "I’ve never slid In m ^llfe,” said' ed deela with the Red Sox, White shortstop, himself, Marty_ Marion. but played the gams o f the juighly lad at 6.4 and weighing shoulder they'd recognize a new and West Virginia...... fold, who was 19 omFeb. 16 pf this Yankees Return to Battle seciir^ and given to all members -garnerad 31. points gvhUa Norman several years. to wear in an effort to stimulate t i o n a I Boaketball -Association ing crop. He hopes tocome up Johnny Schmitz. " ! neveKlUul nny^ Box", Sehato'rs "and Tigem ’ since * "Ma"rty "expecte" to play ronsld- sr-aaon oh the boards. HohenthsT 190 iHiiinds, smacked across an pursuer. year. Youngest player on the . Vlttner.wlth 26 waa .the loaer'a scoring crown -In Jeopardy to(lay .wlth -a . starter -ampng Joe - BlacJc, even 1(M> runs and batted .301 in lllin,oris, which just about interest in the project. body to; teach-me.'I useP)—Tour my Omran. George Ecabe'rt. John At Country Club George's advantage to a mere 11 son why pitchers shouldn't be able and I hope we have made improve- a aecond trial in the majora. The First National Bonk looken Kansas State and Duquesne, Funk at 21. CHeveland's Birdie [.toga, will make its second appear- Sarachek is one of the smartest points. Arizin now haa 1.353 tal "W e have another kid named toda.” as a result of Its 75-70 win nament time ia Just around the LaBelle, Cbarlle Plrie, Merrill An to slide. They're athletes, aren't hients that will move us up in the "The trade with the Tigers impressive In notching its second who had enjoyed the honor of Tebbetts tops the Indians. He’a 37 ance Friday night against the ' coaches in the business and man- lies while ..the Lakers' pivot ace John-Podre who had a eenaatlnnal they ?” derson and Earl Yost. The Manchester Country Club standings. ought to help us. especially around over St..John'e of Brooklyn,^ which win of the season with a 73 to 4^ breathing down ■ the Wiidcata' corner, and that, rneana the Con to youngest Lloyd Dickey, a British Americans. Saratogo for- ages to get the most out of his haa amassed 1,364. year at Hazard, Ky;, in Claas D. YANKEES will bold its first annual open "W e have done the only practi first..baae where Dick Kryhoski also drew a bid. decision over Pimticelli’a. The vic HI KIDS! necks, lost little prestige, how necticut Interachplastic Athletic rookie hurler up from San Fran roerly campaigned as Schenectady, players. Arizin has two more games to Then we'il have .Chris Van Cuyk will battle it out with Hank Arft ever, from their upset defeats over cisco, who is 22. Ellis Kinder is houae Pporta Night on Friday, St. Petersburg. Fla., Feb. 26 - cal thing—revamp the club and W’ith Togo Palazzi gaining top tory for the Bank Five was defi (Conference, meets hero today to Sunday aftern(>on the Elmira Sonny Hertzberg, player-cpach play than Mikan and the Warrior ba<:k for another' look. Jake Plt- and others. Behind, the plate we nitely a team win aa an olghit the weekend: ■ t-.--' — seniorily leadcf o f the Boat(m chib March "T,'0t“ clubhouse. The Whig...... can take...... over...... the...... lead...... to. i.r ^ ...... 4..—■ WWNew York Yankee Manager get the best players available. 1 honors on 37 points, the Crusaders deetde-what tenma-ara-eUgitda..Uc Colonels Win face the BA’s Sit th etof the B A ’s has a few tricks up his ^Sgortt^Sphedute .havk..added. .Clint.. Coiirtne.y-.lrom.. pla-yera.. broke., into— the...JKOXlIlk. ;:rThe^Kan»ar:fttAt«ryr::jBffrE a t-3?,-wi4h-th<^v‘‘‘» '‘’ man. of the starters, all Laurels vs. Wethersfield, 7:15— Ayers, Art Wilkie, Jr., Joe Skin 84, to continue their assault on' they've lOst most of them to the. 35 today j^ e r ouUleWers field the fans have iuMn in a long him find the plate. To back up 26 points as his St. John's forces medium and 21 in the small. 14 points while do'ng a good Job Rec. Irvin and Willie Mays and Annual banquet of the M aneht» DOG SLED TEAMS place vote a week ago, rated 16 est Nat being Dan Porter. 20-year- double figures. The other three ner, Royer Jennings, John Chanda second place In the Eastern Divi i time. We have both quantity and Garver and Byrne, we have Bob suffered their third eetback in 23 this time, probably on the basis of TTir medium schools start their on the board as vlell ter Chon and Fox Cluk was held Owned hy Dexter Sears. Lake Plaelil, N. V. old outfield rookie from Chatta-1 n'e'n‘>e«'» acored. BA's vs. Saratoga, 9—Armory. and Ray Lambeck. sion. The triumph placed them *It's hard to see anybody beat-1 Infle^ers Bill Rlgney and Henry quality. Oiir outfield, in addition .Cain and Gene Bearden, who starts. The win gave Holy Cross its important conquest of Iowa. chaiupinnsHIp quest tomorrow in nooga. . Frankie's vs. Legion'; 8:30— Rec. only one game behind the Boston ing out our regular eight men— checRro In. recentl.v at the clubhouse in Norta Yale's Payne .Whitney Gymnasium. to Rtvera, who led the Coast came to us in the, trade with De a 30-2 record. Coventry. Principal speaker wi^ Actually there waa- a remark Saturday, March 1 Rm I,rsaBe Celtics. Hodges. Robinson. Reese. Cox. ! „ SUHjlue are Pltchera Sal Mag- The small schools’ tournament VOUNO Hl'RLERS hopeful of League in,hitting in 191 Wllhelni, catcher Schmees, who was the third hitter Harry (Duke) Markell, Duotie considering the wave of upsets opens Saturday at.the Teachers Table Tennis Sports Mirror Rec. NnwkkI ...... *4 129 113 J.)*' I Ray Noble and first baseman Mar- Paul Aumaad. r father of three. ent of the State Fish and Game have an ejge over rookie infiejd- 8pene*r ...... 91 111 116 318 the final period to pull nut the on the Coast, has such other great Pillette, Satchel! Paige and Earl Tufts managed to pull out a 75-73 that swept through college bas College of Connecticut In New Poquonock vs. Legion, 8:30— Department. | rOrULAR MASKETS ers and outfielders, for on an aver .larrl* ...... 118 101 »s SIS verdict. Dirk McKluire paced the "Repiactng Ncwcombe is oUr big ■ prospects as Bob Nieman, who Harrist.. ' win over St. Michael's of Wi 974 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN. ketball ranka the last few days. Britain, and the big schools' begin Today A Year Ago—Ra1)ih Jor Rec. TasSirt ...... 132 142 114 388 Knirks’ attack with 17 points. Job. Wo know It. But we''' have I . Thompson Resident Horace Decker has battle next" Monday in the New age. the moundsmen last longer. rtjllar ...... ton 376 led- the Texai League in hitting in "A s for the pennant, you know nooski Park, Vt.. in the opener. named the following club menj- Ht. lAMils Moves I'p New York’s mound staff includes Play Starts dan was named head football coach Sunday, Mareh 2 ... 145 101 Fred Scolari topped Baltimore some good kids who may do the took port b) the daily workout Haven Arena!. yesterday but Maya went etralght 1951 and who was hitting .372 me well enough that in my opin Tufts trailed by 18 points dur bers to committees for the fol PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. St. Louis, with a . 20-5 record seven over ?0 years of age. the at Auburn. BA's vs. Elmira, 3:30—Armory. Total...... 580 584 571 1785 with 25. trick,” during the last few week’s with the ion there is only one place to end— and an eye on both the NCAA and The medium and small schools Raaa (1 to bed in the hotel with an attack ing the third period onU with only lowing year: | 902 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTTIR, CON.N. same number as has Washington I . ■ Five Years Ago—Admiral Jonas 1 Browns. that'a on the top. Yea. even the three minutes remaining, LoweQ National Invitation champion divisions each have a stand-out Ingram was appointed commis Carlion ...... 1* 133 96 107 Pro BaskeHiall at a Glanee Hoag Kong Swlrameini la Olympics of the grippe. He li expected to Fish—Chirk Johnson; Pheaaantt: in the pyer-30 bracket. Bgston haa|J®Q9HS» Tpdfl, Pierro Richard ...... w... 96 135 107 336- be sidelined -untU the latter pa);t Frank Saucier, a great minor Browps.wlll >e ahooUng the wmrka Greenberg tossed in three baskets - tURRILL'S 1NAYSIDE MARKET ships, moved from ninth to fifth tournament favorite In Wethers five over 30, Detroit has six, sioner of the All-America Profes Last Night ’» Fights Dlmlow' ...... It* 118 109 146 league hitter who Injured his arm to win." —Tom Glenney; Coon—Front. OAKI.AND ROAD, M'APriNO, CONN. . place and Iowa dropped from field and Tourtellotte, respective Aflvunre Into Second Ruhacha ... 191 91 .'U4 ...... NBA of the week. to insure Tufts' hard-earned tri Irons; Grounds— Hub Austin! Cleveland four. Three Brownie sional Football Conference. \m Hong Kong^lff'l This .British umph. fourth to seventh. West Virginia, ly, but the race for the big crown Ten Years A g o - Pitchers John Rfudr^'n ...... M l 124 104 ss* Minneapolis 108, I^iladelphla rrown colony will send four swim RKDfiOX House—Horace McMullen; Oaid looks like a scramble. pitchers are over 30, as are three Round With Triumphs By THE AS.SOCIATED PRESS Sarasota, Fla., Feb. 26—■(A')— a race against time, instead of the winner of 21 of its 23 games, with thp White Sox. Only one ny Murphy, A tlef Donald, Spud Totria ...... 56la .596 "W7 m i 95. mers to thp 1952 Olympics games U. S. Improve* teen— Vic Johnson; New Member wrenched the No. 10 spot from St. Bridgeport has two likely can (Chandler and Manus Russo signed Philadelphia - -Gil Turner, 147, New .York 89, Baltimore 84. at Helsinki. Colony Champion There has been a startling im American massed ,start Don Mc Confederaira On The Hoof Investigations—Ysgo Schiller, Eva didates in Central and Harding,, Philadelphia hurler, John Kucab, Philadelphia, outpointed Del Flan provement- in the Boston Re<) fiox Dermott an Army private from ra EE RI D Bonayehture, a 65-63 ylct|m of U-over the SfYmark. The Towti Table Tennis “Tourna their contracts witlv.the...New MrCann** (4l ______Exhibition K.'.n'JT’on **Jroj.n*nsJn^the erett Brewer, Hiib Austin, E l Canisliia. St. Bonnie dropptai to but any one oY half a doaen or agan,. 145, Str Paul (TO): — 8no«'"...... -...-tor- tt9 t04 222- pitching staff this tritlnlng;(waa«hr Md.; Proving;'OroundK Monife. Vie Jenson". I For_^U kids wherever-po»able^(Thofw with 4»x te|Mcor- As the. 1952 aeaaon. approaches. ment got off to a flying start lu t York Yankees. , Syracuse "(NBA) 71, Saratoga Wa nmer. wa t*r(! .oL Slngapsire. C.yn- On "48rShowing; Mtamf"— (iPi Owher-Trainer T2th. ‘ . more teams, could cause trouble. Chicago —George Berry. 135, Hnharam <«..... r<. 107 118 118 343 shd'Msnager LduEb^reau cred "was second'16 Henry-...... John H. Clark of Lexington, "ky.i " "Fon'dwihg" ■ itterChanU' dOUteu ' bag bixltoms from Grow-Kite Dog Food gel the first the league haa 37 playera who are I night at the West Side Rec. Twenty Years > Ago — Ernie Hfdlund ...... 10* 116 ins 330 thia Eager, the colony’s free-atvie Otherwise, the changes weren't .Weaver of Hartford, Windham, Schaaf outpointed Young Stribling Gary. Ind., outpointed Dave rhambtra .... 96 1.33 183 MO champion, wdll train at Manila. its it to the veteran Bill MeKech- Dick Button of Englewood, N. has brought the popular Confed door prizes: Blish Hardwrare, Itane rid e s). Norwich. Wilbur Cross of New 10-yesr men and cannot be assign First match of the night was Shade. 138, Detroit (8). nie. In Olympic* anything to get excited about. in a 10-round bout at (Chicago. Lamouraauz .. 110 109 >34 353 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Both will return in April when J., was the only champion to re erate theme to racing at Hialeah. Chester Plumbing and Suppljt Haven, Anaonia, Bristol, New ed to a minor league without their won bv WenJall Jacobs on default That former manager of four Washington, for example, held the consent. They are: Chicago, Joe Pellone, Total* ...... nso 615 59.3 1738 warm weather sets In here. Others peat hie 1M8 victory aa he easily When one of hla horses wins, Clark ! Nassiff Arms, Kennel Supply Shoft sixth position despite a .35-45 loss {x>ndon or Wllby of Waterbury to when his opponent George OoIIins 147, New York, outpointed Billy Amiary Tavara I9> Holy O o ts 75, St. John'a (BKN) National League clubs has been outclasaedi^^the field in men's fig flies the/stare and bars over.his : Westown . Pharmacy and Ft»d’i B rill Your Folks! BriiR Your iiamora name a few. Dobson. Phil Masi; Detroit. Fred Wyatt. ISO.iTrenton (8). on the team are F. X. ‘‘Sonny" Mon- Oslo, Feb. 26—(4n—A shift in to Wyoming. The Cowbo.vs were Falrflpld ...... 98 100 lot 299 70. telro, free-styl« sprint star, and giving pointers to all ot Bou ure skatinji. Jimmy Grogan of C(il- barn. His exercise boys wear T-1 Package Store. J Wethersfield wiUi only one loss Hutchinson, Don Kolloway, Pat bad to withdraw from the tourney ^ New York— Johnny Williams. Plorharciyk ...... 98 no 102 310 dreau’s fiingers, with the result skiing dominance from Sweden Manufactured by O. B. Vunrk & Son, V(Mirhee.sville, N. Y. rewarded by graduating from 19th Chapman Quits Piocck ...... *7 — 97 Notre Dame 75. New-York Univ. Miss Kwok Kam-ngor, breast oradn Springa finiahed third and shirts .k'lth the Confederate flag; Next regular leeting of the clul to 16th. in 18 games and little Tourtellotte Mullin, Hal Newhouser, Gerry due to a shoulder injury suffered 146, New York, outpointed Johnny that such experienced han^ as and Switzerland to Norway and Friddy, Bob Swift, Paul Trout, Barrara ...... - ... 96 104 100 300 74, (Overtime). stroke titllst. The team': coach Is Hayes Jenkins of Akron. Ohio, on the ' ■•>nt‘. Clark him.self wears I will be on March 4. All member^ Kansas and St. John’s each fell from North Grosvenorsdale. with over the .weekend while skiing. Cesario. 147'4. Hartford, Conn: Sarpola ...... 97 101 106 103 'Boston College 84, Springfield Maury McDermott. Bill Wight, Finland upaet fne balance of power fourth. The best previous U. S. fin a battle -n. The stable colors are ; are urged to attend as arrange* Virgil Trucks; aeveland: Sam Major Leagues ( 8 ). Lfhtinl ...... 94 103 196 Mrs. Lykke Rose, herself a former only one loss in 22, look like the Gordon Todd and Russell Mor ... — (Maas) 59. Walt Masteraon and Willard Nix in the 1952 winter Olympic games ish in this event was 1-4-6 at St. red and white with bars on the ments for the coming club trU li clubs to beat in their respective Chapman. Bch Feller, Jim Hegan, colony champion who took part In rison staged a very interesting Holyoke, Mas.s — Sammy Walk Tot«U ...... 486 509 ’iio 1506 I on look much better than a year Moritz. sleeve. ' and socials will be discussed. classes. Bob Kennedy, Barney McCosky. er, 161'i, Springfield, Mass., Upsala 83, Arnold (Conn) 73. many Intersectlonal events. ago at this time. and gave the host Norwegians a BUdle Tebbetta, Early four set match before Todd waa Mill Valley, Calif., Feb. 26.—(/P»,. , . - ■ ------— -.... The American figure akating BRAVER runaway victory. girla also had their-beat Olympica. Censtry Clsb \Vaahingtori:~Tom FerrVc’k Mlckev I ‘ he winner. Morrison cap -V etera n big league outfielder' 1^5, I tured the first set, 21 to 18. but Bradenton, Fla., Feb. 36—f/P — When the sixth—and largest— Sixteen-year-old Tenley Albi^ht UaiTis. Joe Hiyftis, Std Sam Chapm^ exy® he's through winter carnival under Olympic T en (St M lc k e 'v Vernon; Phlladelpma' strong to sweep with traveling but not with' base ‘The Boston Braves top officials of Newton Center, Maas., finiahed CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. BftrcfilU lOi 107 Harold Parrott, new business were bubbling with enthuaiaam to .auspices closed last night. Noru-ay second to World Champion -JeanV .. • 125 222 Dick Fowler. Bit! HttchcoCk;tchcnCk™ Frt I to 17, 21 to 18 ball. ' - ---- IIrM ...... R4 lai 107 204 . - I and 21 to 13. manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers day over righthander Jim Wllson'e had scored 12514 points in the un- neUe -Altwegg of Britain, Sonya KVHh --90 2U .die _ Jooat,. Hank Majeaki. Pot*! He told the Cleveland Indians he l»_.A_graduate_-of - St. Johns in OTficral; but' traditional,' "scdHng" WOULDNT MrCiinn ... 112 117 111 .140 "7ThV l7iTfa” an3"nn'aT nia!cE oriHe" showing Tq !the firaf ' i'litra-Bquad" "Klopfer o r I^ng IsIahiT City. Jll 311 MAIN STREET Suder, Elmei Valo; New York: would not report for spring train- Brooklyn. table that allows 10 points for a \Vhf*Un ... 114 10.1 111 210 Johnny Hopp, Johnnv Mize Phil paired John Cushing: and ing at Tucson. Ariz. He added: , practice game. Y., was fourth and Virginia Bax Wilson, a great disappointment first place gold medal, five pdints ter of Detroit, fifth. PHONE 6874 - 6292 , Total* ...... SIT, 51R M6 1581 Rizziito, Johnny Sain: B o s to n : y*®'*’* 'My „ family_____ , ia through______moving.____ Trap* (i> last season, worked thfee fhningi for second and then 4-3-2-1 for TwoRecoad Ptscos EVEN BELIEYE It! Dom DiMag:gio. Walt Masteraon. *^^®*’*^ looked in fine form as he My kids are going to settle down. other placingi In the first six. Uarkripy ...... 115. . — — 115 Johnny Peaky. Vern atephens andi *’^*^*®^ Mdn in three!go to the same school and grow and displayed more stuff than he The Amertnkn bobaledders, who O. Johiiaon has displayed since the club Hurprise Serood PiinlJii ...... — 10.1 in 214 Ted Williams. Only the St. Louis 13 I up in one, place.’' won firat in the four-man bobs at I bought him from the Seattle Pa The United States, with Its best Riirliland ...... 1^:. 102 — 197 club has no 10-year men on his and 31 to 16. Chapman, 30, a former Califor St. Moritz and alao picked up Fi'ater ...... 118 — 100 218 current roster. Tonight's matches are as fol nia All-America fullback, indicate cific Coast League Club .for a huge balojiced team in the history of the^ third in both the two and four Thornton .. price. winter games, was q surprisingly" BUT flOWN lows: I’ .nil Siito vs. Henry Agostl- ed he would like to play with one man sleds, had to be satlafied with $195 Ka^'l 100 101 Cars W ear Down, Too! Dl'RINO OR at the close of the The big pitcher, who haa reduced stnmg SMond, byt its total of 99<4 Illilnrkl ... 101 t(W 1952 season the following players nelli at 7'; Willis Kilpatrick vs. of the Pacific Coast League base- two aeconda this time, Germany: Frank V ittn ern t 7:45. TBld MIH* tiail teams in the—Shtt Francisco to 304 pounds, explained kq had was a long way behliul Norway. returning to Olympic , conipetitlon -(WITH AHY niteW Ai CjAlt THAT RUNST - ToUla ..... 529 517 1553 are scheduled to become 10-year worked hant during the off-eeason . Four years ago, at St. Moritz, men; Bob Dillinger. Chicago; Hoot Laurenlano and' Dallas Rose'at Bay area to be near his home. The for the first time sinOe 1936, won 8:30.. Oakland Oaks have expressed in .’$1 OLDSMOBILE and was c(>nfident he had cleared leas than 14 pointa separated top- both bob titles. _ / ' -W inlvr’n friirid blastH play hob uifbour Kealtb and M*rk*r« 411 Evers and Hal White. Detroit: Bob up hia shoulder ailment. of-the-table S w eden amr the r. .Carlaon ...... — i(vt Lemon. Steve Gromek, and George terest. but nothing can be done Even the American hockey team M a y s A M fc e C l e a n ZaTr'rrlla ...... no m unless Cleveland releases him. fqurth-place Americans. Sweden diMpoaition. Rut vllamina are our health insuranre. Horvath ...... 98 — Sttrnweiss, Cleveland; Sherry Rob SUPER “ar (lid better than expected. An N^Het engine, hydramatte E.vee Hcorlag Mark scored 79 pointa, trailed by Swit Uami ...... 91 107 ertson, Washington: Frank Over- zerland with 71, Norway with 69'.4 all-out effort. against unbeaten A. Smith .. ;...... 90 107 Bound Motor* <4t drive, radio, heater, rear seat Canada in the final game pro Aulomobilea, like people, tire, also. (;iye YOlJK car Chanda ...... 90 tVt ,mlre and Allle Reynolds: New Duke ...... I2fi 1ft? and the United States with 65'i'. York, and Ray Scarborough of ’'Vhitnrck ...... 104 98 speaker, seat rovers, aunvlaor, TallahaseeO. Fla. (4>)'— Tom duced a 3-3 tie which gave the Total* .... 485 558. .540 15S1 Boston. iruiiS#*fillk ....I .;...... 100 129 vent ahadea, fogllghta and spot- McLaiighlln o f Madison, Ind., vet-1 U. S„ the one additional point It ^ Packard vUttmin, A X Y car can have-for 194 .SWO.W.— ,7I& 418. eran -fotwarfi on th e^ rtfix tftate hejrt«a 'fo''flniak tiroond. ' --"-y ■ 36.8 As' We sSra b efore.— the -' olderEOinnfi^ - ...... 1.17—m r BPfltiBuaiM .and safe ««rvke te youond your familv. virnfi- t(n i(w •286 play.er8. b«coine the harder it'la 'to, Tltitva^fy Iwakalhali r '.r •’niir'fiwd uimffioial potnl itand-' WUlitP ...... 0....^. 90 91 116 291 pin down their birth years. This ...... 582 550.*$36 1G5S ’'A N E X K u n vE e a i i came ' the first player in the Inga for the 22 events: Norway ...... " 9t. John .. 117 M 147 s(in MsnrbpB^r li*di*t*Mtl SL'iioori'bietory to score over 900 The change fri>nf fhe deep, 125>4; United States 89<4; Fin L(iw Man » ...... 90 109 93 286 subject recalls the time that HSyes ...... 8 4 121 96 m heavy imown' of the Alps to the Satchel Paige, as he autographed Msson ... K — 10.1 185 points recently. McLaughlin, who land 72; Austria ~ 60; Germany WITH 98 — t h 1111.y-covered treacherous, icy Totala ...... 439 4S0 /S2 1491 a bail for a fan. was speechless U-iliViS:'' .'. ... 9^ 189 GREYHOUND playa both forward and canter, hag 5014; Sweden 29 >4: Italy 25; Hoi- NEW PAINT — OVERDRIVE V ...9 2 108 106 .106 j 2,411 MILES an Outside chance to reach 1,000 slopes of the Norwegian moun land 24; Switzerland 21; Canada Ea.xy Tim e Paymenf.'E only for a moment as he heard the Rirh-riiiton 98 92 102 -292 tains cost the Swedes and Swiss F.lrw.jr. <4> ■ . — In thfK Se'mlnoles' remaining few 18'4; Great Britain 13; France PJpar ...... 116 139 119 164 fan say: "Why Satch, I played O'Nrlll .... no SI 191 dearly. Also Norwegian determina r a d io — HEATCR On Repairs Arranged ' SAVE 3)00 games. 10; Hungary 4; Czechoslovakia 3; Oalaaao ...... m 113 137 350 against you way back in 1921 t .usI* ..447 533 488 1467 tion to win their o'wn games was OrJna .... — 117 114 a&t When you were with the Kansas!' Belgium 1; Poland 1; Japan 14. ELECTRO CLUTCH Rriatol ...... H 106 106 314 not to be denied. Countries which took part In Pnrtprftpld ...... iai ... m City' Monarchs." ' Mntara (l> ’U DQD8E CUSTOM .. Ill 9.1 91 The Swedes scored 16*4 points the games but which did not score Tairi a ...... 190 117 139 366 Paige handed the fan the ball j S ''''''' .117 in the skiing events here at Oslo without a word, but aa the fan w „ , ' .. M 78 98 369 CLUB COUPE were Argentina, Australia, Bul Tot.l...... 360 "SM 637 1770 . 101 93 97 289 compared with 55 at? St. Moritz. garia, C^hile, Denmark, Greece, NO "STRINGS'* — NO "TRICKS'* ‘ - r.s> (SI walked away, the lanky old hurler York '.; a 112 ‘ 109 no 111 (Tfty, fluid drivr, radio and NEW TIRES The SwiSs acored only seven'eom- Hop^ turned to Larry Doby and said: | Msinrea . 130 99 89 SOS iM tcr. Iceland,' Lebanon, New Zealand. ....r.... 93 96 64 374 pared with 55 at St. Mofit®- The Portugal, Romania, Spain and NO "IPS". "ANDS". OR "M in" Straiich- ...... 135 61 100 306 "M i^—Did you hear DAT LIE!" I(. Olaan .. , ...... *4 U6 117 329 Tot»l* . 659 470 Iss i«4 Swiss scored only se/en, com Yiigoslavfa. JUST SOUD VALUE Hayden ...... 109 96 136 935 . Inf. (2) ASi(|nto^Byl pared with 48 in their own coun Bpckpr .... 145 405 Boxing Officlala Differ BrIzKS .. .. 100 88 91 27* try...... -22 I Rn*ji*tto . 108 84 105 392 U«r**i • Mir* el trar*l at h* Total...... ^ iS4 510 STS 1639 m.* I ThrrrUnrnrrrirr . 117 108 8R 305 bMt. Onfr Crwyhcund o4f*r* *o. ’* PONTIAC Norway, on the other hand, New York, Feb. 20—(AV-Boxing Babcock .. 9t 109 113 .313 mud) d*p«ttd*bifity« ceetwriHre n mors Uian tripled its 1948 ski SEVERAL TO CHOOSE FROM . Dlvata (91 officials have differed and will Peterson . m 103 109 333 ted' eemlert'—Gt .•och low f*m* 2400R SEDAN total. Jumping from 24 to 80V4. Lilhwin ...... 127 121 113 391 many mdre -times but probably Totals 487 503 1511 Finland took over third place Cotton ...... — 93 93 never more widely than last night ■ 6aa Boaad ^ k . equipped with radio and Nflaon .a...... N Way T rip heater, , here with 72 pointa after running 103 19$ when Johnny W'illiams, New York. I Maschcalcr Asia Parta (•> Taya ...... 93 .-k. 93 BOSTON ...... 9S.0S ORUISE* sixth at St Moritz with 40. Sloanp ...... 116 $SJSZ Hurry! — jHurry/ — Hurry! 113 314- won a splU decision from Johnny ...... 2 SS 2 NEW YORK . E l l E84 Tha United States improved in Rpaonv .t...... 106 130 99 335 every department except bobsled LiYt'kWlMXf ' ...... 101 66 103 390 WORCESTER .. 3.19 9.97 Nicholas Arena. Referee JimmyjDcslleta ...... 99 -ta S4 ^ 9 5 EhM Tax ding. American akiers score 9<4 90AM I ...... 93JW < 57.94 /CH EVROLET/ Tot.U’ ...... 590 5U 650 1628 Wilson gave the fight to Cesario...... ” “ MANCHESTER more points than last time and naga (U crediting him with seven rounds j Totals CENTER TRAVEL EXCHANGE WITH . BaiUipppr*...... 101 106 93 303 ...... 4*0 4S9 424 13i2 dropped their first winter Olympic Rlt*h ...... 100 96 199 and calling one even. Judge Nick Ray MaiarS 14> AGENCY RFAIAPPABLE TIRE double winner—Mrs. Andrea Mead WJlaon ...... 113 111 96 319 Gamboll scored it four for Wil------„lOi 112 499 MAIN ST. MOTOR SALES Lawrence, 19-year-oId daredevil BRUNNER'S Jpnntnii* ...... tl 91 Uams. three for Cesario and one £ « « ...... 10« »7 ' VeL«3.*999 from 'Rutland, Vt. RockwHl ...... 91 96 104 391 OPEN EVENINGS n ■ BETTER DEAL Mannplla ...... 110 124 in SS3 even and Judge BUI Healey saw it c^iniiife ".'.'.‘X. MawRlitiltr Speed RkaGag Cluunp 3St EAST CENTER STREET-TILIPH OIII1191 six for Williams and two for Ce-.lP’’'"" ■••••• j...... MONDAY thru SATURDAY Total* ...... HOUND Ken Henry of Chicago won the PONTIAC DEALER ...... S06 •MS 622 1S42 GREY 1500 metera , speed skating—the OPEN MON., TUE8„ WED,, PEL UNTIE • P. M. ■ Touis- ...... SOS 477 ui'isoT WeetCeater at Hartford Road MAIN tTRIir Tirt I Rttappiag BROAD ST. TEL. C -ilM I firat victerY th« U. 8. has aiwred OPEN m ras. u n t i l i t p . M—4U T . u m t u . b p . m . under Olympic rules which call for .a .!(■ “-r 1 ■' ;vFKW;T.:;.*V'.n M a n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g H E R A iD i M a n c h e s t e r , o o n N.^ T u e s d a y , F e b r u a r y 2 6 ,1 9 5 2 rpAGB fotmnsif MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY,^FEBRUARY 26, 1962 OUT OUR WAY TTSSTT? BY J. R. WILUAMS OUR HOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR ROOFLB UAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE AatoambOto far Salt Scrviecs O fftre^ 111 tfeg » ~'''Bh dii V l* sto ’ 41 1 Psintlnv—PEfierfaff 21 _____ H Fsh m sad Laal for Stlo 71 Sabarbaa For Sals ’ T5 WW^PPM?IPUSM-IM’ MOTHMaCUMR VEST# oH,YM>TWiaas*>~^ Anawtr to Pravioua COLLJE Puppies, sable aad whits, napcK UP s ro o p workin' m te r n moss mammioth. THB CItKAM OP THE CROP LINOLBmc JUmnaats 50e aquart ENOUaH, ViHIlX MXj W«IC Awaw A ME. Min d s f o r k e d o v e r . ‘ $20 and $25. TW, CmnNitry 7- BALK—USfeD washana and voc-l FOR SALE VERNON—New four room raaeh, DOWW TM’ RaPCRT c S t auictcty Sense and Non< yard-. Aaphalt tUa, araU covailiig. PAPERHANOINO and minting. unm claaMrii.. Racwditiaiied. •T <36TS id TW BUTTER eUMHOEM tlWBLT VOftH US, A WSOO f OM/ OOMT PEEP ’ Used Cara'Tradsd In On New Dona by MHablt, wall-tralasd 7666. knotty pine kitchen. 13* x 20’ liv EMOUOH W'/ Walter B. Cbokaon. Phone 2-1814. guarahtcad, low coat Wo rtpalr ing room, handy to bus aad AW s n o e y p tS H c s A»r DEALBR 94 AMTlfiOmES.'IT TILL z OO A u raa (Joo and Jeff word rooaatetak) 1652 Cars man. All jeba fitaraatasd. Hall 6 TUPP—MiGKr-EViag r IS CME GP.HAnCH.eOf4*S PfiSEABCM OailHIS- ■OBISONTAL SCempatapoiat Jot—litnd mo your Muo paste Linoleum Ob., 59 Cbttaga street PAINTING AND Paperhanglng all makoa of oltctrlc clocka irona, 6 FARMS ■chool., R eused to $9,800. Maks Bentlinm Recorder 1951 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr.^Udip. TEAR OLD thoroughbred boxar, toaatara, ------' Ranginf From thia a muat. Barbara Woods, Puart A WsB OPR «R~-J WESKlTS-'tHE Bor'S IT BOUNDS LIKE A i ,7 S a««i-n d ia able Impooter la traveling throiM tonight. ' CLASSIFIED ADVT. Phone 2-4022, avptilnfa 6169 or done by Godin end Son. Call SM9 white, male. Oall 7564. MOOOWII4I ISaaMUsrM tNativometol cento for it. Aa avarybody al Joo—rva got s doto-to% sod Z 1950 WtUya Jeep—^Wlth show plow. I ^ T CORPORATION. Kitchen 1 3RIC1^ BUILDIKG USTOMEM WH0*0 JONas* Btjr • Wigwams painting and dacbratlng Special' log. paparhanglng, celUaga re- Poultry aad Suptfios 48 rooms, nine 3rears old, oellar,. OU 'UPaKepUoa ready knows, tba only' wiay to taka teayo no othor panto arouad ba- 1930 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr.—Radio, AUTOISATIC Hot wotor Uak with 5300 Sq. Ft. ' heat. Lot S5 x 875. Near lake. Im PAY Bl.oOOf X THouawr- It Iterate to Radial digits off warts ia to rub the w art writh eauaa t counted on waarteg youra. COPY CLOSING TIME lata. CUI ManchesUr 2-0999. Sniahed. .Fully injured. IMpert BROAD BREASTED Bronaa' tur- HB WAS IN heater. It'a a beauty. work. Wall paper booka.' Edward ten year guaraatea; thermoatat Adams Street, Manchester mediate occupancy. Asking 113,- 17 RegrallteUaa II Bnthuaiattic a potato and then bury the potato Joff—Bony, I noad 'am n yw M . FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. keya. Fresh froafn, Nady any Phone 2-4T8S. t h e A40TH ardor Joa-Llf you don't tend 'am to 1950 PlymouUis, Special Deluxe WINDOW-SHADES made to order R. Price. Phone 2-1008. $24,000 000. Bchwartx Reel Estats, 8374, - teBUlynaxM In tha northeaeVearner of n grave and InatalMd.- ■ VanbUas...hUnda time. 8 to 22 pounda. 'Schauh’s or Martfqrd 5-5138. balls a t . ItOoMla lOPrapertion yard at jnidnight iii tha dark of mo our Mandahip la ovar. MON. THRU FRI. 4-Dr.—Real extnr elnui ears; - Ttn-kejr T t m , 185'"'Hiniitbwn SINE SiNSr I t Mountete so ScotUab 4SFroater the moon. Ag the potato decays Joff-TlMn I goaaa it'a ovar. Z and curtain rods. 24 hour aarvloa. Road. chaBBSling 10:30 A. M. 1649 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan—Radio Estimatsa gladly given. Pagan PAINTING, Paperhanglng. No job' SPIN DRYER waahor, three yoara WALTER OLSON nymph ihaapfoldB 4tGenuso< the w/art diaappeara. can go more places without your and hbater. Very fine condition. old. Reasonable. Oill 5721. MDemaUedavt.to Arrival (ab.) Rayner . Banner .---la our : article friandthip than without my psnte- SATURDAY 9 A M . Window Shads Ob., Route 44 at toe small. Call 2-0726. Realtor Waatod—Real'Eatato 77 21 Ml S3 Kind of rupt ibrubo 1948 Plymouth Club Coupe—Radio, Bolton Notch. Phone 2-447S. Articles fmr Ssis 45 Telephone 80$4 llAnnax ><37 Handted 40Moaaada«b^ last week we did not mean to SUPER VALUES CONSIDERINO SBLUNO IfStendartf 39 Aix-U- claim that'Jamea Ferguson haa a While the way of tha tnuis- heater. A swell little car. RcpalriRff 27CoapmiBd OSOoetrinra domain r o c s OOOPEBATIO.N WILL REPRIOSRATION Senrlce, com- 23 BOLTON — Building stone and TQ tm p r o p e r t y ? 24 Sails. Chapalle $0 Morning . hen that lays 350 agga in 12 con griaaor may semetlmeo be hard. BB APPBECIATED' Two 1647 Dodges. Custom 4-Dr. merelal and domestic. See our Your choice’ of flve 17" new table R^thout' ebligatien to you. Othar secutive months. AU *re meant It is not necaaaarily loneaoma. MATTRESS. Tour eld mattreeaea Sagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. model TV eete. Valuca to $319.95. Booses for Sale 72 31 Spanish flaat 25 Largo plant 43 Whore soldter . moisture (fLI Sedans—Radio and heater, fluid display 01 guarantaad.uaeiLrettif- >steriMaod and remada ^Ike^nav. Phono 2-0617^ Btaal^* Patnode. 20 Amona mail goes — - ttNfgbtbafoce was that he haa plenty of hens drive. Two fine cars. Black, atora Georgs H. WUUama Asso NOW $289J 5 Inatilllod Q W IW pfOpCRJT* oM ns MliDM MPnpodtlon that will lay just at many real Traffic Cop—'Why did you koop gr«en. Call Joaaa Furniture and Fkwr OFF PORTER STREET you aen. SSCtM^cal IgCa^coU.) 4SlnUunal aneyant.’ eggs in 12 monthe aa any man DIAL5121 ciates, 290 Tolland Turnpike, Covering, 36 Oak. TeL 2-104L ROYAL AND.Smltb-Cbrona port Bendix, Admiral. Emeroon,. 20Mtaturatof 43 0tberwiae* SSObatrv*' on going after I whlsttedT able and standard typewritera. Phone 6373 aufllx living. Driver—Sorry, I'm pretty daaf. 1647 Plymouth Special Deluxe i- Maachestei Phone 2-2585, numta HaRierafterf; iSiro. large building lots. MMawaiiaa etete 44 Cosmic order OSSanlor^nKI Dr. Sedan. 7991. ■ ..... All makSa of adding machlnea BRAE-BURN. REALTY Skidmore Argua - - •Bditor'a No THiinc Cop-'- Wen, don't wofry. sold or rented. Repalra on adl Eeeh 120 ft. front, having a garland tice: On Page 7 of thia week’s Lost and Foond Boflils—Stodto— Several Good Buyg la * FOR QUICK RESULTS bi aalliag If IT TF You’ll get your hearing la tba 1647 Studehaker Champion 4-Dr.— CUMPLRTB Repalre by Stuart R. makes. Marluw'A depth 268 ft. to 402 ft. Level 35 Editor (ab.) TWz argua ia an advertiaement of a morning. LOST—M«n'» black onyx ring, Radio and heater. .Mortgggfs 81 UaedTV ^ your property eSU Buburtian sale of farm equipment, etc., on Wolcott on waehlag maehinee, and clean. Very desirable lot Realty Oo., Realtors^ 541 Main , . Jis e sf MPrickJy plant vicinity St. Jamca School. Park vacuum e.'eaaera, -motore. small GARAGE Doora. Overhead'type, 4 A i Low A i $59-95 YOUtOMT M A utebo^ the farm of H. 8 . Eubank. On atrcet, Thursday evening. Phone 1941 Pl.vmouth 4-Dr. Special De FIRST AND Second mortgagee aectione, 8’ width x T height, $69. for ranch tjT)e home. Near street Call 8215. account of the unfavorable weath 'When Father was macriod 'b a luxe—A very, nice buy. livsry. A-1 rtpalr, ealta .180 bought for our own account. FaaL J.R.wiUjAM> MEAM-7 . typo announced that he would be bora J.9390. Raynor Oarage Door Salea, 84 BENSON’S FURNI'TURE Porter Street &hooL WHY MOnrHER% GET GKaV ^ , 4dThia----- te er Mr. Eubank hes decided to 1940 Dodge 4-Dr. Radio, heater. Main. PhoBS 9597. confldential service. Manchester New Britain AVe., Hartford. Open AN AGENCY ivith a lilt of ready postpone this sale.- Hence p4y or know the reason why. And adW Investment Corp., 887 Mala and APPLIANCES buyers waiting for four, flva, six M tedonbolb he knows. LOST -PASS BOOK No. 2«.^77. Very good transportation. evenings. Tel. 9-3662. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA ■rtatBaad no attrtition to the advertiaement Notice ia hereby given that P ast street. Phone 5418. 743 Main Street Phone 3535 and seven room singlet and two- BUCKBY YlNN Way Down! until further notice. 1940 Dodge 4-Dr. Sedan—Excel Realtor family housea. CaU Harold G. BY LANK LEONARD radio Book N,o. •M.'577, Issued hy The REFRIGERATION ' USED—Two pine 4-paneled doors, Dfe LUXE-Easy Spin Dry waafaing 876 Main St.—Est. 1921 Producer —These lovo seoaos lent roneptipn. Radio and heater 2’6” X 6’6", $3; open shelved oak Bornhelm. 6946. 41 Patty are rotten. Can’t tha leading Savings Bank of Manchester has -1293. Business Opportunities' 82 machine. Reg. $209.95; new W - I O T ^ ir ; T VBSll CMIIBM tINMVOUVMAU IM toS M S * 43 Homicide pr Nations, like boys, feed their been lost and application has bookcase. 42" x 70", $25; two Phone Office 6440 man act aa If ba wera ia tavo SERVICE PACKAGE .Store—doing day by $179.95. Watklna Brother!, Inc., veinw imuais S THBi uwwew «WM,uaae9HH.f ^ laificiM p payment ego by saying: "I can lick you.” ivith the star? been made to 'said '.>ank for pay 1939 Chevrolet Opera CoOpe—$175. osk columns, 8'6” x 7’' around, 935 Main , atreat Mancheatar, Evenings 5938 or 2-4278 VOW HORMMMaMliaMmfmmx 8MwaiwnBni9)’aoi|ilM699 llWatlHRUNMI ilWMUaUllJ They forget that a gorilla can day increased business. Low CASH BUYERS { w a tt U 7 h ? HTCIMCTYMIK /m m V K I7WS — K WMKTWaWU PETPIW ^ 43Noitliar Director—Can’t aet at aU. ment of the amount of depoaM. 19.39 Mercury Conv.—With radio OF ALL TYPES $10; practically new. Phone 3782 Conn. Home Listing Wanted. lick a man, yet remain Inferior. rent. Very good opportunity. Np after 3. uaeuFM i-i^} ramriT. MM IDM7< WT.} JMT AMOtWaW ------3>y»WWD1P 47 Dry IT Trouble is, he ia in love *rtUt bar.. and heater. MANCHESTER —$15,000. Vacant WAITING SI Skte diaaafc Commercial and Domestic information over phone. Appoint'^ SPEED Queen conventional wash ooNY«n questions. He looked it over for quickly and efficiently. Tou Save At 3622 Call Senkbiel’s, darter street WHITE combination g u sM oil acreena, new Venetian blinds. F. immediate service call 86 Gainer Raymond—When did ypa fimll may fret an Immediate appoint* r m a long time, scratching his head 16 Years Oif Refrigeration FOR LEASE- Phone 7319. atove with Lynn h'urneiwi In'good H. A. mortgage $8,600. Near bus •7 PoftteentteOB and sweating profusely. Finally become popular with the gttU t ment by calling Manchester Auto BARLOW MOTOR SALES condition, $50. Phone 2-1043. and new achool. Eacott, Man- JARVIS REALTY he gave up. and returning the Alfred—Oh, when I waa a fftrii- Drtring Academy. Phone 2-4087. In Manchester YOUNG COUPLE expecting child VfSRIICAL Out Of The High Rent District MODERN TWO BAY cheater 3695. I- blank questionnaire to the draft urgently need 3 or 4 room apart' CALORIC gaa range, four jrears Manchester 4112 1 Church reoe« board, made this notation on the Wspping Conn. Phone 5404 menl. Call Bemie,' F A D Auto NEW SIX room colonial featuring 2 Rubber treaa Ra^ond—What are yea MOBILGAS STATION old. Very good condition. Sold to LIST YOUR PROPERTY last page: "I’le ready when you Alfred—A senior aad a P e n o n a ls 3 DOORS OPENED, keys ntted. Stores. 7080. best bidder. Phone 2-9810. extra large master bedroom, Bre IDopraaaioa is." Open Until 9 Evenings copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, EAST CENTER STREET place, two lavatories, excellently ABbiacan THB PROSPEOT Hill School for PORTABLE one cylinder gasoline ROYAL UPRIGHT Vacuum clean native «young children. Pre-Kindergarten, 19,30 CHEVROLET Deluxe, For- guns. stL.. rspalrad. Shears. sited, shown by appointment. Call Single, two family homeR btial- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER dor, radio, heater. Outstanding knivM, mowers, etc put into con LOCAL MAN PREFERRED motor, also Coleman thermoatat er with attachments. Rag. $89.95. Harold G. Bornhelm. 0945.. nesa property and building loU BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Kindergarten. Monday through controls, never used. Reasonable. •Now 174.95. Watkina Brother*, with thia agency for quick reaults. Explained .BY EDGAR MARTIN SIDE GLANCES Friday. Tranaportatlon fumlah- esr Local prominent citizen for dition for coming needs. Braith- RANCH HOME BY GALBRAITH waits. 32 Pearl straet. Call 2-0173 after 6. Inc., 635 Main street, Manchester, ed. Mrs Lela Tybur, director. mer owner. Extremely nice TELEPHONE Conn, Three large bedrooma. large liv Ge o r g e l . g r a z ia d iq ^ ^ WSte DOT 1 OMAN! ,Vft 60Y WP eoTHAT accounts yov^yhy • Phone 4267. throughout. . Douglas Motors, 333 ing room and spacioua YOungsto**’n SVOQV .TOLV«BV RNO HE VtU«r\)ll W0P9XO A YH006RT T H IS Wfe, thi HDVXS D15G Ite OtMk Main ASHES AND Rubbish removied. HARTFORD 2-82.31 109 Henry street Phone 9276 RXJWK.'RVORO VS. VWtVfcKT YRAte Can Norman F. Pierce Of the Diamonds—Watch* SERVEL Refrigerator, 1942 kitchen. Tile bath, fireplace in liv HOOS^ MWlVn. WIN OIRQ VRRO - AMO ALV YVt ORVfLVt BALLAKO'S Driving School. Man OR 3-8271 AFTER 5 P. M. — —, - Jewchy 48 model, excellent condition. $60t ing room and baaement.'Hot water .TOR .HEILP in aelling and Snanc-- ME ’XAU0 & ttO T C tt 1S« 0 YO XXMt I -OteU: p i chester’s oldest. Thousands of ac A SAFE PLAGE TO BUY • Sanitary Refuse; Company in oil heat. 30 day occupancy. Lot ing. your property call Walter A v o M - u m : HE SLAY Manchester. Tel. 2-0232. bedroom set, $23; crib and high r ■ ■ cident free instruction hours. USED CARS LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re- chair. $10. Inquire 213 Highland 90’ X 150’. Olson, Realtor. Tei. 3084. M t H M ll! "V—— T— J ------* Hundreds .of sstisfled students. pairs, adjusts watches expertly. CHARLES 'LESPERANCE ANTIQUES Reflntahed Repairing INCREASE Income, jrhow friends street. WANTED—Your property to aell. For appointment telephone 2- ALL RECENT TRADES done on any furniture. Tiemann, Reasonable prices. Open ' .daily. Phone 3620 -2245. lovely jewelry. Have jewelry Thursdsy-eveningsr“129-Spruce Iteliablc buyers "waiting ■ with TOWARDS NEW 189 South Main street. Phone party at your home. Easy sales. EIGHT Rooms, new automatic cash. Finances arranged. We 1952 DODGE AND 8648. street. Phone 2-4387.' » MAGIC CHEF gas stove, reason WANTED-Ride to Pratt and Factory prices. Experience un- able! Phone 2-0046! heating ayatem. Central location. need 4-S-6-7 room singles and 2- // Whitney from Orford Village, 8 PLYMOUTH CARS necesetiry. . Liberal percentage. Quick occupancy, $10,500. Terms. family houses. Howard R. Hast POWER BURNERS and Range ings. Phone 2-1107. to .1:33. Please call 6M4. and TRUCKS Burners expertly cleaned end No risk offer. Exclusive oppor Fuel and Feed 49-A THREE-PIECE living room set. in Suburban Realty Co., Realtors, eendeed. Let us service and re tunity. Tel. Manchester ‘ 2-99.33 very good condition. Phone 2-3806 541 Main atreet. Phone 8215. Moat are one owner, low mileage for appointment or write for SEASONEID Hardwood for furn after 6. TWO-FAMILY house, 5-5 or 6-S, cars. Previous owners name on re pair your washing machine or re ace and Breplace.. Gigito Broth in Manchester. Must be In good Automobiles'for Sale frigerator Metro Service. 2-0888. lliistrated folder and confiden NOW UNDER quest. tial factory price liat. Write ers. Tel. 5301 evenings. WELL MADE reversible, ail wool CONSTRUCTION condition. State price and loca BEFORE YOU Buy a used car CARPENTER wiil frame unflnlah- •Superior .Sales. 96 Maple street, braided rug 36’ X 80’, $40. Phone tion in replying. No agents. Write see Gorman Motar Sales. Buick 1949 Ford Custom Tudor — Blue, Manchester, Conn. 8259. Box D, Herald. radio, heater, undercoating, slip ed upataira Tooms. Reasonable. Garden—Farm—Dairy ; Pour rooms, plus two unfinished. Bales and Service, 283 Main Call 2-4291. Fireplace, plastered walls, full in ALLEY OPP street. Phene 2-4371. Open eve- covers—$1,215. Products 50 FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator. in sulation, open stairway, Youngs- That’s It, Ooola BY V. T. HAMLIN nlngs. 1^46 Dodge Club Coupe lig h t HAHN’S Furniture refinlahjng and Help .Wanted—Female .3$ good condition. $75; also white APPI*ES, McIntosh, Rome.Beau gjs range, asking $100. TTione 2- kitchen. Full rough flooring OKilDEE-AUEYJUeT/'THArtBTH’KEABON' 'WMYfDIOWr O K R aiR M t green, radio heater—to75. repairing. ' Comics itia'de to ties and Wagners! Bunce Farm, on second floor. Rear porch, hot W8AITEAREP 50 HE (H E DEODEO TO GO. rciMf WHY, THAT )YEH,..INTHAf A B E T T E R U S E D G A R -otder...Phon»3-9533i-— —— HAIRDB ESaKBa,. for... AKcakeanda jm v™ ..,,...--..;,,...',,...'.,.'...... - _ kter—oH—heat;—garage;—■$2i>00' MAKE' ■ L6QUND(UIKE7.THU^ T f it TOd|{e" 4-br^^ *29'‘33f««=eenterrPlrfme’5Tt8r“ '“ teOUtONT HW E TO 'V b d T WHERE HEYS “TH rr [H i W©TTME-7THEi» FOUS.' and fun time. Beautiful new down. tiOcalSiocks^ " ACT AS ATiME-GUIDEY NOW IWOULON’T wm . AT BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. 1641 DeSoto 4-Dr. — Blue gray — RADIO AND television sales, beauty .salon in Manchester. Ex BENGAL Combination gas and oil IMACHINea' ;AN'HEWA5 $165. servicing and installation.* C. cellent salary, commission, ad Household Goods 51 range. Good condition. Phone 2- ONLY SEVEN OF THESE QiiotatloBB Furnished By JUffTTHINAMt! 1950 Pontiac Club Couj»e. Haney. 30, Bolton street. Phone vanced styling free. 'Replies held 3598. Coburn A Middlebroofc, Ine, 1937 Pontiac 4-Dr.—Black, radio, 2-0110. cnnAdentlal. Advise salary ex MR. ALBERT OF THE BEING BUILT J . 1950 Buick 4-Dr.—Dynaflow. heater. Excellent condition— pected. Write Box E. Herald. ALBERT’S FURNITURE CO. 1:00 P. M. Price* $173. . Wishes to contact a reliable and Machinery and Tools 52 Household Services CHARLES,LESPERANCE 1950 Packard 4-Dr. AGGRESSIVE Saleaperaon. fgr responsible person^ V'ho is going _ Phones 3620 _ Bank Stocka -TRUCK SPECIXLS------.Offered — 13* A Rmdy to Wear department. Good houcskeeplng. ' DUBLIN TRACTOR CO. * 1948 Pontiac 4-Dr. 19.30 Ford Pickup — Red. heater. salary. Apply in person st Mar NORTH WINDHAM ROAD BDLTON NDTCH homes, a few of Bid Asked « I..OW mileage- $1;095. FLAT FINISH Holland window I HAVE BEEN HOLDING IN MY these choice four room ranch First National Bank low’s, 869 Main street. WILLIMANTIC, CONN. of Manchester .... 33- 8 8 ' 1 1947 Pontiac Sedan Coupe. 1645 Dodge 1*4 Ton Platform —■ ■hades made to measure. All WAREHOUSE SINCE LAST homes still available. All plaster metal Venetian blinds at a new STENOGRAPHER and clerk typ YEAR 3 ROOMS FURNITURE 8-3217 ed walls, tile bath, oil heat. large Hartford National Body, 12'. Checked hv our aerv’lce Bank and Trust ...x26>4 ' 28'j i 1947 Pontiac 4-Dr. dept. Buy It with a d riv e -$395 low price Keys made while you ist wanted for general, office And These Appliances ' Your dealer for used trac lots. Immediate occupancy $9,. work. Good working conditions. WHICH IS A LITTLE Rf»...... V- 1 wait. Marlow’a. tors, eouipment, bulldozers. 350 with $1,000 down for veteran, Hartford Conn. Trust. 78 82 i All cars equipped with heat SOLIMENE. Inc. Apply Manche.-ter -Modes, Inc.. SCRATCHED AND LAST Terms. Open evenings.. T. j. Crockett Phone 5416. ers and radios. ORGANDY Curtains laundered by Pine street. YEAR’S STYLES Manchester Trust .... 57 — .<—■ *Wf — w—. J Dodge-Plymouth Cars Phoenix State Bank r. IL Bog, H. «. NB. M. hand. Will call for and deliver. ’’Westinghouse’’ Elec. Refrigerator MANOHBISTER—ISix rooms, two CHRIS WELKIN. PUiieteer CaU For Help Cm* tMt hr NtA •BFwtoB. Many Others To Choo.sp From Job Rated Trucks Phone 2-0643. ’’Bengal" Combination Range Musical Instruments 53 unnnlshed, Cape Cod house. Hot and Trust ...... 60 — BY RUSS WmTERBDTHAM 0|ien Evenings Until 10 P. M 6,34 Certtgr St. Mother’s Helper, live in. Coventry "UnlvereaT’ Washing Machine water oil heat, flreplace. tile bath, Fire Insurance CompSiilea « e MX/A5UX #F TCKCW? ‘That cbin-eliangor lM*a Ywaarinf upatto mg, Potl Ymo Phone 8101 or 5102 WEAVING of bums, moth holes ,7-7551, after 6:1,3 p, m. •’Emersnjn’’ Television Set NEW USED. Rentals., Reeds, combination siluminum storm Aetna F ir e ...... 54 56 vouMve Moncetf mow. RBNFORCEMEfiT^ ARE ‘’Your father ia making out ehoeka, Hazal! Did you buy ifon’t tuppooB good eld Uiwla Mbart Igft !••• thon w and torn clothing, hosiery runs, Hartford Fire .135 140 BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. Safe Place To Buy Used Cars "Mohawk" Axminster Rugs strings, mutes, stands, acces windows and doors, amesite ' TWi WeAPOMKILL* 4 NEEDED AT STATION two $26.W hata laat month?” " tthMICllIlM'I Broiild, 4le handbags repaiied, zipper re experienced Fountain girls, •—And a few other articles sories, Repairing. CertlSed In- drive, on bus line. Phone 2-3t20 National Fire ...... 58 60 155 Center Street 1949 CHEVROLET four door de placement-, umbrellas repaired, part time days or evenings. Good IF YOU ARE AN HONEST •rtruetton. Music for all orcas- after 4 p. mEp- Phoenix ...... 80 85 FOffR-.COifEOlNCfCiy.. BUGS BUNNY. * Phone 2-4545 luxe sedan, gra.v. Another low men’i shirt collars reversed and salary. Apply in person. Arthur PERSON I’LL GIVE YOU TITLE slons. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut, ..... Mle and Indemnify Ins. Cos. nJNNY-BUSINESS ------BY HERSHBERGER gMSyd replaced. MarloWa U ttle Mending Drug. 942 Main street. OF THIS ON I.OW FRIENDLT 1949 CHEVROLET sedan, 19.V> mileage' one ow-hef car. See Bob 5338V Aetna Casualty.... 84 89 ' MAKB TH'RR. ^ Oliver, Center Motora. Shop. MONTHLY TERMS FIRST "nME ON THE MARKET Aetna Life ...... 79 AI ' Chevrolet Tudor. 1930 Chevrolet WE WILL train two plea.*ant, ma vSfeffrSgtMTURNB/ As I had orlKinall.v sold this but GULBRANSEN Plano, recently Four rooms plus two unfinished. Conn. General ...... 130 135 Kordora. 1948 Chevrolet Aero- 19.30 DODGE Pickup truck, heat ture women to become auccessfiil the party who bought It la not in a tuned and all new felt*. Call sedan. Dmiglaa alwaya has Chev- Building—Contmeting 14 Avon Repre.sentatives. For detail,* Oil hot.water heat, plastered walls, Hartford §tcam Boil. 34 37 er, good condition, mostly used position to take it. If you are not 3125 after 6 p. m. full insulation, storm windows snd Travelers!...... 6M 620 rolrts. Douglaa Motora, 333 Main. for passenger car, low mileage. 230 GENERAL CARPENTRY. Altera write to Mrs. Frank Frawley ready for it. I’ll continiic to hold It is Hackmatack afreet. Tel 2-8663. North Branford, Conh! fdr you na long as you want, at no screensr garage,-porch'and'amexlte ------PnbHirl.'timti4------191L.STUDEBAKEH.-. Champion tions. additions and new conatruc- drive. Conn. Light. Power____15 1614 'llon. Dormers, porches and ga extra coat. We»rlng Apparet^Futs 57 Starlight coupe. Radio and heat 1949 CHEVROLET Fordor, Radio, WANTED -Woman Interested in Price $11,500 Conn. P o w er...... 36 38 er. Economical, dependable, pam. heate.r. One owner. Excellent con rage.- at reasonable prices. Work full time work in paint and wall- PHONE .ME IMMEDIATELY SILVER FDX furs, like new., fur Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . 46 48 pered, $86.3. Phone 2-4746. dition. Clarke Motor Sales. 301 manship guaranteed. Free estl- paper -store. Write Box .1, Herald, I'll Show It To You coat, size 10. $10. Baby carriage, CHARLES LESPEftANCE Hartford Gas Co...... 37 39 Broad street. mates. Robert M. Alexander. Tel. During Day or Evening reasonable. Phone 2-0933. So. New England ' 191R CHEVROLET tudor. Radio, .3716. OIL BURNER, ali controls, ' also Phone Hartford 6-0358 . Phone 3620 . .., -T e l. . .-, vr.r;T : ; .34 36 heater. 7,000 milei. Only $1,693. 27.3 gallon lank. Call 2-1417, sr MR. ALBERT Manufacturing Companies Unconditionally g u a r a n te e d . see F. Fitzgerald, 199 We.st Cen AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 Wanted—To Buy ' 58 MANCHESTER—Four snd two Am. Hardware ...... 19 2i Positively as good as new. Doug LOW PRICKS Roofing—4Hding 16 ter street. unAniahed. Rusco storm Windows Arrow. Hart and Heg. 49 52 PRISCILLA’S POP Got A Beef Cominp BY AL VERMEER laa Motors. 333 Main. TOP QUALITY A—L—B—E—R—T— s WANTED—Used furniture. Liv GUARANTEED RooBng and roof WANTED— Experienced cashier. 4.7 Allyn Street. Hartford and *creens. nicely shrubbed lot Aaso. Spring ...... 30 <4 33*4 I 'v i’ cOME TO U Open Thurs. Evenings Til 9 P. M. ing room, bedroom, kitchen or with outdoor Arepiace. Only $10, Bristol B ra s s...... 13 15 LAST -HIS SOUP 9.30 CHEVROLET Ouh coupe, two 1947 ('hpvrolot Tudor—Hcat- repairing Gutters and conduc Excellent working " conditions entire households. Let , us make SAY apODftYE/^ ^^U/?e.LES74 , NiGHTI. IS MEATBALLS 04 17- tone green. Pbwergllde,. Another tors. Coughlin 7707; snd good wages. Apply, First 800. Barbara Woods. 3702. Collins ...... 175 195 MRS. nutcheLu J WHEN DID ftvsqsj AT or. radio—:$795. COLEMAh^ Automatic oil water you an offer! 'The Woodshed. E m -H art...... 65 68 I’M RUNNING M IN E ONLY, a local one owner car. 100% guar Food Store. Tel, 80.39. ' heater. Reg. $99,95. Now $69.9.3. Phone 2-3154. I OUTSTANDING, Six-room Cape NAD / s y NA DtPNnr DO TOO anteed. See Bob Oliver, Center WE SPECIALIZE In roofing and Kafnlr Bearing ___36'4 39',4 AWAVRf *A P TWOV, m U N IA / 1946 For4 clean, one local owner, low Inlle- storm window* and Venetian North and Judd...7"., 28'j 3114 ranges snd heaters Jones Furni blinds. Garage. Nicely landscap Russell Mfg...... I614 igL age car. 100% guaranteed. See It COLK MOTORS Roofing ture Storey 36 Qak. Phone 2-llHL Rooms Without Board 59 today at Center Motors, Main 4164 le -A Help Wanted-^Male 86 ed. ClaiA tn hits line and school. Stanley Works com. 'r- 55 88 - street. Priced for quick sale. Exclusive Terry Steam ...... 99 jog ROOFING Specializing In repair TWO Experienced carpenters, lO CU. FT. Coolerator home or ATTRACTIVELY FunilshM room ing roofs of all kinds. Also new farm freezer. Reg $385.00. Now for two. Complete' light house with Charles W. Lathrop. lOO Torrington ...... 31 33 1951 Sfudebsker Champion 2-Dr..— Good wages, steady work. Call Ea.1t Center street. Phone 2-0384 1949 FORD Custom radio, heater roofs, Gutter , work. Chimneys 2-37.33. $319.00. Watkins Broth’ers. Inc.. keeping facilities available. Cen Union Mfg...... 21 24 Overdrive, heater. Perfect throughout, aa rk e Motor cinaned. repalCeo 26 years’ eg. 935 Main street. Manchester. tral. Mra. Jerome, 14 Arch street, evenings 78.56 or 6946. r U. S. Envelope com. .. 78 86 1949 Studehaker Commander 4-Dr. Salei, 301 Broad street. U. S. Envelope pfd. .. 63 68 perlence. Free eatlmatea; ftall PART TIME .Sales, Saturday* and Conn. 1st' 5oor. NEW! TWO or three bedroom Z 2 6 —Qverdr,ive,. h eater.. ’r:!.. Howlev. Manchester 5361. three evenings. Easy sal'es bv Veeder-Root 3414 37*4 U. •. PwL Oft- Ml'ftT SELL this week, 1948 Ford LARGE Room“for working couple homes. Hallln Brothers. Phone 2- X—Rts. - ---- A' 1949 Studehaker Champion. Conv. appointment. High advanced 9221. Ig B fc g F Coupe. four dSor. radio and heater. Best COUGHLIN ROOFS stay qn. in THREE-PIECE Living room set. or two gentlemen. 238 Charter The'above quotoUona are not to '’TU !••*** “ Hollister street. commt.*sion.’ Thorough training. CAPTAIN EASY The Chase BY LESLIE TURNER 1948 Studehaker Champion 4-Dr.— any kind of stormi For guaran Car necessary. Box C, Hera'd. Phone 2-0057; -----I. ' Oak street, or phone 3217. BOL'TON—Reduced for quick sale, be construed a* actual marketa. ‘h’a not g now kind of eig k r^ Jutt htppanad to drop H teed roofing call Ct>ughlln. ■ Man Radio.. 1940 PLYMOUTH Tudor, radio. PLBIASANT. Furnished room for six room ranch and garage. Large OH-ir INAdBO ’0000. NOW IF VOU’U LEiMAO O tiiD E ^ 'V glAZE5. WE WERE GONE 1 EABVI WAIT FOR WE. OR UL— when h# etmo byl” 1948 Pontiac 2-Dr. — Radio and '’•’■I'.r. Mechanically perfect. chester 7707 WINDOW TRIMMER with drug lot, amSaite drive. Artealsn well, 7HW11lUU4a>EA«yTd OUTD VOUIto.laTRV TO lEARN experlehW*r*c 1940 BUICK club coupe, heater, die-age couple. Plmne 2-9043, 5 to section 2, of the Subdivision ’^dOMscoTi; ,c»<‘ 1946 Ford 2-DV.—Radio heater PLUMBING and heating, apeclal- DRIVER’S Helper, niust have BUILDING LOT. 78’ x 200’ at the eOMETHIMO < ,1T»«4K 1941 Buick Special 4-Dr. radio. Good condition, $5 weekly. lii'ng in repairs. remt>delmg. cop 8 p. m. Regulation* for the Town of Man Calso Sec’ire Center. Phone 4163. license. Apply Watkins Bros., 935 ^ CHAMBERS FURNITURE , Green. Win. Kanehl, Contractor chester, adopted May 7th, 1946, f l 5 i MM60NE 1940 Pontiac 4-Dr,—With 1948 en per water piping, new construe- Main street. and Builder. Phone 777A WRONG! nio$e tion. Time payments arranged. At The Green the Board of Directors and the ’ gine. — . 1939 HUDSON 2-d(K»r, 1946 motor. Wanted to Rent' 68 Town Planning Gonimisaibn, act :SCRswfait«an NOW/ Excellent rubber. Reasonable fdr Ed ware Johnson.-Phone 6979 or FAST—Male typist— trsnrports- Open 9:30 to 5 BUILDING LOT 100’ x 140’. Oak , LOOSE AlREAPfl 5044. - . llon company. Full time position ing Jointly, will hold a , Public Studehaker Sales and Service quick sale. Phone 2-^2816. - URGENTLY Needed; 4 or 6 room land Terrace. 210’ arteatan well. Hearing on the question of final i CHORCHES MOTOR SALES nights. 45 hour week. Paid vses- Eveninjfs 7:30 to 8:30 rent by young couple with 3*4 CaU HaroM G. Bomtteim. 6946. EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat tion, hblidsys and group Insur year old daughter. Phone 2-2196. approval of the following Sub 80 Oakland St.______i^ne-4-9483 1933 CKRYSLER. 6 tires, healer ing. Plugged, drains machine ance. Phone 3063.' CLEARED Building lot. Lake Hay division Plan: $40. Phone 2-3607. cleaned. Phone 6497. ARLSTO'-BUILT unpainted chests, YOUNG COUPLE expecting Arst ward. Colcherter, Conn. Very de MAP OF 1950 OLDSMOBILE four-dobr'de^ bookca.-es, jmuth chsirs and child desire 2 or 3 rooms unfurn sirable location. Near clubhouse, .SHERWOOD CIRCLE luxe sedan, black. Rocket 88. Ex- 1938 CKEVROLET. radio, heater. PLUMBINGand . heating. Furn Help Wanted— , Hutch ‘ cabinet; Also pood used ished. Tel. 2-3132. call 3096;." ’ MANCHESTER. CONNECRCUT VIC FLINT A Miaainff Batten r- BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY cellent condition. 100% guar New seat covers. 112.3. Phone 2- aces, oil burners and boilers. Male or Female 37 furniture. The Woodshed. 11 Main PROPERTY OF anteed See Bob Oliver. Center ANYCLUO*-M E AW TO k JUSTJ TWo)ta RRCH8 AUlSi VUOaTMMORe» Anosct ALL RIGl-n; SOI ' a r b ~ ' ^ * 3607. Earl VanCamp. Tel 5244. ■ street. WANTED—3, 4, 5 mom unfurn Womrti's Sqimah PliMlUta STANLEY H..BRAY V * 0 RAIL AlJ Motors, Main street. YDUNG WDMAN or young man ished. reasonable rent. Young Boston. Feb. 23—(A5— • Peggy .Scale l ’’-4 0 ’, Jiaiuary 14, 1952 THB M Ui R R D t w O nr* e i r * ^ OBdCRIPTION THB MAN WB-RB MADAM HTT THB OLD BOV *1 YOU with driver’s license for general CHANNEL, barrel back aofa, cus ioii*fnTy,iV,IN»FlC70«y, RUNT. _ _ AFTER IDOKE dOUBtHiMB JJICE TORdOEk AMO HR DIRD d o 7 dURE, Auto 'Accc«mrie»—Tires 6 couple, one child. Phone Man Mowe of Boston, and Mrs. Ann HAYDEN L. GRISWOLD C. E AND TMivxal THI* CTJR OTHBR CLBW l» VANDYXES SPECIAL Hovinf~Trueklng—■ drug store work. No nights, no tom made, also • 7 cu. ft. Serve] chester .3962. Donald O’BrItn. Wetzel of Philadelphia, will play Thia said hearing wiU be held at WHACT? TW ty 'V r AIL? Sundays. Apply in pefson only. MOT MUCK THI* BUTTON WHCH WA» COULD NgVBR WIN THB JOB 1950 CHEVROLET 4-DR. Storanfe 86 refrigerator. Phone 5407, for the Women’s National squash the office of the Board of Direc ON MB IN A MILLION VBARdl^ SEDAN CAR BATT*E1RY, UMd on* , day, 459 Hartford Road. THREE ADULTS desire 4. 5 or 6 racquets championship today at tors in the Municipal Building, jn llOr Phone 8952. ' MANCHESTER PACKAGE Dellv- KELVINATOR Refrigerator, 7 cu. room.unfumUhed rent. Pratt and the Harvard Club. Mra. Wetzel, Maroon, radio, heater. 8un ft. across-the-top freezer. Reg. the Town of Manchester on ery. Uical light trucking and Situations Wanted— Whitney employee. References. a hard-driving . 20-year-old star, TUESDAY, MARCH 4Ui, 1951, at visor, slip covers, many ex- package delivery. Refrigeratofa. $259.93; now $229.95. Kelvlnator Cali 2-3631. prevented a Jtwln sister title Business Services Offered 1.1 Female . 38 electric range, lamp and automa EM5HT P. M. ‘ .tras. _ ■ • waahers and stove, moving • a m atch. by defeating Mra. Betty All persona interested are here Price 41,495 YOUR KNAPP Shota, available .apeclalty. Phono 2-0752. tic oven tlmsr. Reg. $229.93, now WANTED—Experienced man to Howis ConstabM of Princeton, N. J. by notified to appear at the above, In all alMa. Contact Wm. F. $ul- WILL CARE for children in my $179.95. Watkins Brothers. Inc., work on meat counter. Excellent time and show cauae, if any they THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS home. days. Phone 3540. 935 Main Street, Manchester, working conditions and good SOUMENE. Inc. • llvaii. salesman, 60 Mountain CO., local and long distance mov have, why aald plan shall not ba DfXlBe-Plymouth Cars street, Rockville. 5-3964. Conn. ' wager. Apply Flrat Food Store. Subnrban for Sale 75 approved. • t ing, packing, crating and storage. HIGH SCHGDL Girl desirea work I TVI. 8059. Dated at. Manchester, Ooiuiecti.- Job-Rated Trucks ru X )R PROBLEMS aolvad with Service to all parts of the U. 8 . as baby sitter. Experienced. Cali AUTOMA’nC Gas 33-gaUbn Monel ANDOVER LAKE—Partially com 3368, water'heater, cost $220, ‘for $63. cut. this 2OU1 day of February, 634,Center Street linoltum, aaphalt tUe counter. and- esanada. CaU 5167. Hartford pleted flve rooms plus, waterfront 1952. ^ Phone 6101 or 6102 Expert workmsnaiiip, free eatl- 6-14 J8. Three; ail white gas atove*, $25 to home. Bargain if taken, as it. WILL GIVE good core to child $40. Blankstone automatic wash Read Herald Adva. John H.. Lappen t - mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur- over 3 in my home daya. Call 2- Complete It y o u ra ^ and save. SacreUry of the Board of' Dirac- Bafe n«e« To Buy Ufcd Cars i^tura. Oak atreat Phoaa 2*1041. er. $125. A.B.C. Appliance CO., 21 Suburban Realty Cb., Realton, a-NA Read Herald Advs* 2692. Maple Street. 2-1575. ton of the Town of Mancbaa-' aoJkJLl 841 Mate ^ traet Phone U15. ter. 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-■/ . \ . * . I ■ t OtB Dofljr Ntt PpoM Rob pMaaMaHaaMHij^ PAGE SnCTEEN TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2«, 1981 la rO M Weak Badte • W e a r y 88^ m ' Mra. BHaabath Ubert o f Oxford lean Lafion. aecordlar to PraiteU 10,4. ^ atreet la In N ew Raven today at- About Town Kiwui^ Adds Largdd Grpup Legion Giving B. Miaar, localt chaiaiaot of Vol-. TRUSS H TTH I tendlnjr the v o tu n ^ r aiMaory tura 170. f coiihdl meeting o^the Connecti Mr*. Anna. U Benktwll o f 378 cut Canoer Society. Mra. Ubert la Purchaaa of tha pack, .. Miaar By AKRON OMdnateO Bxparta M m ih eUer^^'A City 4>f Village Charm Sclwol *trf*t rtporU that aha haa Held army chairman In thia area, Polio Device •aid, la oaly part-of A profram of Alee AMeeUaal Sopporta. Btao- fivo crocuaea ready to bloom ti^ and 13 regtona o f the atate will tie the 40 aad 8 ip tupptylaff iteina Oe Ilealary. aad - aU ^pea a t day. daffodila with full buda and repreaentcd. ' Dr. Alfred U^Burg- auch aa cniticbaa, hos^tal bada. aad T O L LXXI. NO. 12t A8fi|OOBa «■ u > aargteal appltaiara 'PWvato IN . M a n c h e s t e r ; c o n n „ W e d n e s d a y , f e b i u j a r y 27.3952 fiyactntlM popping out o f the dorf of th%r State Department of Htfgan to Present Equip* othar horpital fumltiira. (TWENTY PAGES) P B I C B F I V E ground. Realth and preaident d f the Onocfr t Voitura 370 of tha 40 and 8 am- tfag Boam. . Society, and Charlea H,' Waltera at ment to Nurses; Sub* bracaa Hartford county. Aid to Cpl. Robert K . Olafflti of IS Oak Hartford, who haa been drafted aa chlldraa la' Ita baalc program. Q i I m ’ s H m i m m i Orove atreet haa returned to Fort campaign chairman for the third seriptions Pay Cost IJ» S* iSoclcS t P»fey Sfatcr Cctii into Stronf Arm Act Belvoir. Va.. after apending i time, will he preaent to diacuaa a h ^ ^rloogh at hla home. He plana for the annual April fund A polio p*ck. darlgtied to fa- la the aon o f Mr. and Mra. Robert drive. - — clUtate application of heat to the C. Olaon. 1 bodiM o f vtcUniB o f polio and ei^ l- ORDERS TAKEN FOR Tax Due in ~~~* t The choir of the Concordia Ld- lar diaaaaea, will be preaented to Mother CabrinI Mothera Circlet theran Church will meet tomor tka Mancheiter. Visiting Nuraea SHOE REPniR, on SHOWER, WEDOmO vrill meet tomorrow n^lht at a:.W row evening after the Lenten aervr Aaaociation by Cheater Hogan, Ships D eal at the home o f Mra. Hiarold Man ice. All who wiah to aing in the commander of th^ Dilworth-Osr> ter.' M Delmont atreet. t-rnten cantata, "Calvary," are nell-Quey Post, Amerleaii Legion, u i ANNIVERSARY urged to attend. at 8 p. m. today at the American Washington, Feb. 27—h«r e have done lt.j„y,.,| the paat. The group v/hich took-part in the Induction ceremony were (from left to right) 8118 This Is The Place For from U. 8. taxes. tiops from President TVuman predicted “general' disaster^ tonight at the poat home, M an-! unto the least of these, (tiy bretJr- t Stanley N. Baldw'm. George 1-. French, Gllfo:’d RouT-ke. G overnorR lcriara"X ."D ilIdh,^y OwOT. preaident Oft the face of the recorda for the “accompHshipents” at u n leM 08* 'V cheater Green. .Mra. Dora Modoan I of the local club, Philip Jenkina, and Richard Law. reviving (zennan ren, ye have done It unto me,” was | "' “ “ ' ' ‘ ’ aecured by the subcommittee, the meeting there of the tionalism is halted. He Re and Mra, Dorothy Miller will serve graphically and forcefully pre- | Reupbolsteriri^ Remodeling or there might be some question as to refreahmenU. North Atlantic Treaty Or cused most of West (Ger aented In the popular film, "Pre- who waa liable in event the gov ernment aecured a tax Judgment. ganization (NATO). many’s politicuil parties and Judice,'' last night at the all-group Ticket returns' on the Italian ' Postpone Action on Jarvis^ Manchester New Cnstom Built Fnrnitnre TTle five shipa were eventually Mr. Truman, greeting Acheson ^ ’en some cabinet ministers HALE'S personally at the airport, said the Flood Relief benefit dance held ' WSCS meeting o f the South IVa Invita rompartooa, aompiuv prires, fabrica, wnrlcmaaalUp. aolrt to firms owned by Stavros Alton Clyde, Jr., haa hem able to haag by hla haada la midair of fostering the revival; Saturday at the Italian-American Methodist Church. You will be roBvIared that here your dollar goea further. Niarehos, a Greek citizen. since he wns n month old. Now |4 moatha old. he’s Joined In the Lisbon' conference was the “ moat Club may be made at the club to ■uccesafur held thus far It was McCloy’s sharpest < In the film, .loe Hanson settles Date Book net by hls^aeven-wreks-old sister, Msrice Ann. Helping ia the per- morrow at 8 p./m. The drive, which Grant Five and Deny Three Headquariers The^aalea recorda Indicate that " I think we have accomplished with hla wife and small aon in a ALL W ORK FULLY GUARANTEED formanee are their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alton C. Johnson, Sr_ of warning to date against the waa-auppoaed tp have ended today, { ' NIarchoa' companies assumed all in the laat few days the things we thriving progressive community, Tonight i Minneapolis. (A P W lrep h ^o). trend to nationalism. haa been extended for two weeks, FOR tax liabilities along Wfith the have been working for the . lasT where he has recently secured a Th^ question of whether Alfxan* • third floor of a building at 122 Daughters of Isabella Fashion < NO MISLEADING ADVERTISING ■hips. , quarterly report I Job aa production m anager Life der Jarxda* apart nrrent hmiae at ftR Center atreet. Buslnesn Zone three or four years,” Mr. Truman to the state department, TTie meeting of the Holy Fam- j Show at St. James' School Hall. Deaiee Avoiding Tax ' said. seema to he running smoothly, un Dlscu.sslon-group.,.. League of. ______NO H1GH*PRESSURE SALESMEN ^ m m e n t ln g on another aanoct ., lly. Mothera Circle achednied for w..,.w,„ ■ E. Stanley 'Klein'.' New York fi He congratulated both Achemfi tomorrow night haa been post til Joe becomes Jealou.i of hia aa- Women Voters,, at home of Mrs. i OT the German aieehe, MeCtoy said" al.atant. A1 Green, a Je\v, who la more than four apartments re- ^ addition to a non-conforming nancier who had a share in the Doctor Gibson to Fight and Secretary o f the Treasury East Germany's controlled econo poned until , next Wednesday. John Conklin, .8,5 Olcott drive, 8 j EASY lUDGET TERMS ARRANGED Snyder, who returned In the Prest- capable and conacientloua about mained unre.solve.d last night after building being used as a dwelling p. m. I ship deal.'denled from the "witness my in Us fight for industrial aelf- chair that he and his aasbeiates dmtlal plane with Acheson, for sufficjency during 1991 may have Llnne Lmlge No, 72. Knighta of h!a position. the Zoning Board of Appeals dc- 78 High atreet rear. Residence A smaH cocker spaniel keeps a lonely vigil at Racine. Wls., beside the bodv of hU nuwler, Carl Wednesday, February 27 j set up a Panamanian corporation. "the Job you have accomplished.” Pylhtaa, will hold Ha regular —Joe finally. caUaea-hla- aaal.stani ferred action on Jarvis' applica Zone BL_GcQcge__Bailen P ow ell to AnderiK^ S8. (parUy shown at left) of Racine. Anderson died of a heart attark while ehaa|tag a equally the 19M output in that sell used furniture and antiques in Df-scusslorf grolip, '" LeagueWI Just to avoid U. :s. ta x "e s jl Medic^Board Charges "Plyj Ackeiipnaald he s e c tio n " _____ to be transferred by the plant . . meeting. tomorrow night at 8 tion for perniis."rion to convert part Women Voters,- at home of Mrs. thought ’“we have accomplished tiro.oa his auto. Coroner Bernard Bvenson said Anderson apparontly hnd been dead about IS hours o'clock In Orange Hall. The lodge owner. However, through the ef- hia homa at 729 North .Main street. Questioned by a Senate investi before helag found. (AP Wliephoto). ------of the ba.semcnt of hla structure Residence Zone A. Melvin Hathaway, 49 Sanford what we set out to accomplish.’’ -I Oermany, he added, 1h- celebrated its 4Sth anniversary at forta'of hla pastor. Dr.-White. Joe Into a Janitor's apartment. gations subcommittee, Klein con reallxea that prejudice against ' The application of' Wavne R. road, 8 p. m. Danbury, Feb. 27—ort, I Hoepital. naaMe obtain first-hand newt Eden M’ill aek Franks to ro* A second staff committee head have not been above such actlone.” Sawyer Fires Things got so rough that the I roaslder. Franks Is eald to be ed toward a similar atalmata bver Werner said workmen for Jar Acting General Manager Jamea, CANCELLATIONS t>r. Gibson haa been under sus- In Otechoslovnkla since He ror- 8 £x-Klansmeir He warned; H, .Sheekey will renort to the to ¥¥ lie wwr I fugitive had to fire a shot at his anxious to return to private Communist insistence that Soviet vis had begun to excavate on Bre penaion from the hospital’s medi respondent, Wlllinm N. Ontls, ’’The use o f the extreme nation board on a meeting he held with r l u k l r f i r i V w a * * s-sa-i I putebei's in order to-get away. life after his tour of duty in Russia help supervise the truce. men road to reach sewer pipe Aide in Fraud cal. staff since last summer when u-aa Jnlled by the Czechs last alist narcotic creates the need for officials of the Manchester Water * A ^ A ll Tv ctA AU$1 TTie gunman wanted to hold up Washington. Col. Don Oi Darrow told the V. thoiit pei ml.siilon until neigh- former Fairfield County Coroner April.) InfRer doses. Worse, the users Compan.w which furni.shes the and SAMPLES •ww 1 1 I Mrs. Albert Smith, o f 93 Webster Reds they "appear to be more in tor's Complaint's caused the town must ultimately find that, they Theodore E. Stelber held him terested in arguing the merits of to force them to slop. water sen-ice for the North Knd. i On Tin Export By WILUAM L. RYAN HfUfiftOtw I 4»C « t * 4'Xe* street, whose husband runs a shoe cannot subsist on talk 'alone but "criminally responsible” for Hiss A. C l I 1 1 1 fkine parlor at that address. the Soviet Union than in reaching Werner said the workmen told on propo.scd imnrovements in that ‘ Famous Make Ladies' Ayres’ death. Rome. Feb. 27 — up) — Klemcnt must resort to some action to eoflipany's serviee. j Homer Wright, of 87 County an armistice agreement.” him four apartments were to he 'Washington, Feb. 37—(Ah- Sec Other than to report that he was Gottwald. Pre.vident of Commu avoid decline.” The board tonight will al.so hold Whlteville, N. C„ Feb. 17—(A — street, had painted the establish Norfh Korean Col. Chang Chun- connected on We.st Center slre’et retary of Commerce Sawyer has assisted by Dr. Mullins in the op nist-ruled Czechoslovakia, occupies 5 Judge Weighs The High Commissioner said the publie hearings on proposed ex- j More than a score of state and ment last night. Mrs. Smith went san said the Communists would and two on Bremen road. fired, a.. 87,006-aryear. official; ac* a shaky throne. He may be out of neo-Nasi partljee are “ extreme tenslolhi"-of ssnltary sewers, one , eration on Wetmore and the fact county officera,' "moving against to the shoe-shine parlor shortly "categorically reject” any .Allied I f* - “IVrsonal .AnimnsViy...... eused o f "irregularities" in grant-: that he plans to engage counsel to I t srtthin tw o to six months; ■* rightist" and ultra-natioHaiiat t»r-'- on Grandview street and the other hooded terrorism In southeastern after midnight to lock up th; store, proposal to sidetrack Russia. He Judge Raymond A. Johii.son, re , - t - ^ ' 1 ______Ing licenses to export critical ma This is the opinion 'of a reliable Plea ijy Smith ganlaationa which invent scandals on the west branch of Gardner | Suits repres'nt him at the boaixlthear- North Carolina for the second after W right, had finished - his ■aid the only anlutlon was for the presenting J^afV»."-(rountered hv "Why go South? . . . They uso THph Rotinod terials. source from Inside that Iron Cur and rumors about the democratic ing scheduled for March 27L Dr. time within two weeks, today ar work. “ UN command to accept the Red saying he "very strongly" resent-; •'‘ '.I,*'*" , ' . , In a letter commending the offi- tain country. The informant adds parties arid parliamentary leodera od "anv implication that we are I Grandview slre«*t extension I Adonfre HooHfig O U C " Gibson said he w-ould make np fur rested eight former Ku Klux nomination o f the Soviet Union, elAu-who-Inveatlgated the case, ther comment at this time. He aald that Gottwald mav attempt to fife Aa the two of them were leav Doomed Man Presents and dub anyone who opposed Hitler trying to put anything over | *"'1 Klansmen. Poland and Czechoslovakia aa SEALY MATTRESSES S34.50 and up Saw-yer said th ^ d e a l involved ad- he has not decided on whom he the country to e.scape the fate of ing—Wright carrying the turpen- as a traitor. you" (the bdardi. He said Ih* op. 1 . •I'*'. "And Irraair AiUmic Heating Oil is Triale . those he himsel* has ______Tb.^.a.rroatS were annoimr*/) fty tine, paint, hniahea and nlhe* _ New Trial Petition_in neutral nations to help police a -ihltted payments-totaHng^|3:500;** wilt reta1n^to-repreienrhtni^~tiie~ truce:------'Anr«BTiHii(#~ poaltlon-tiymeLapphciiUQn “ fd ! dSel* ToJIci have iia n ^ a nest egg o f atate_Bureau-o£_Invastigatioo-Oi- painting paraphernatta----- a --m a»^ yiend about 270 feet. He'liriiokaid~ah'li3mUalbn of guilT hearing. ^ Th* InftJI iiiaiil, who" caniiOt h4‘ Unlll ■ siich lime,” Chang' said. result of *|i>er.sonal animosity' t 'p lip UP Mvinga. N o neediest burner reptirt now, you rector James Powell who with confronted them. seized Mrs. Bid to “ Eitcape^^^: "They yllify the Allies and seek Tliese sewerage extension.s. know, Atlantic burns waa obtained. PoUoe Sen-e Papers Quoted by name, outlines the "there will be no progress in these I against the applicant," , „ , , . elesti!” Sheriff Hugh Nance of Columbus Smith’s arm, and said, "Give me to distort Allied policy and the " U. S. Attorney Charles M. Ire- Papers containing the charges Czechoslovak ai'tuation this wav; negotiations." Rarlier Johnson said "opposition Tronertv ^ , ^ ' T • FREE PARKING • PIPE RACK FIXTURES , CmU Or W riu New HtlllNC 3US County directed the early morn your money." Bridgeport. Feb. 27—(J>)-The genuine desire of the wertern 0 0 lan said the case w-aa turned oyer were served on Gibson late yester Lagging production in Czecho The Reds previously turned has become sn obsession with him ! S n T h r «e r e r . " " ing roundup: He flashed a gun. She screamed. hopes of Francis C. Smith for a powers to bring Germany back FINE IEDDIN«^ • OPEN 9:30 to 9:00 to him for investigation. IPelan day at his Redding home by State slovakia angered the Soviet Un down a UN offer to drop Norway inelghbors to the rear of ,h,; | ^ • LOW OVERHEAD Powell said the farmer Klanii* Wright cracked the jtig of turpen new trial by which he might into the community of nations as Identified the dismisaed official aa Police officers. ion, which Itself was largely re fiom ita list, retaining Switzerland 763 MAIN STREET TEL. 5680 apartment building 1 and there Is men, all identified as members of tine over the gunman’s shoulder. -scape the electric chair rest to a democratic partner.” w Henry George Bennett, chief li sponsible because of the way it and Sweden aa neutral supervisors, a good deql of piiblleity every Gibson, a former N avy liei.'ten- the Fair Bluff Klavern in Colum fTien he followed up b.v throwing day with Judge James E. Murphy McCloy said the neo-Nazi SociSl- “Where It Costs Less To Be Better Dressed” L. T. WOOD CO. censing officer for the Commerce ant commander, wa.e freed without was draining off Czechoslovakia’s if the Communists eliminated Rus lime it eomes up!" .Arrest I,.oeal Man wealth. bus County, were Involved In the a can of black paint at him. of the Superior Court. ist Reich party (S R P ) la the ”Hup- 51 BISSELL STREET TEL. 4496 Department's Office of Interna taking the stand in hia own de kidnaping of a N egro woman. sia. Howard J. Han.sen of 21 Bremen The Soviet Union ordered a Wright atruggled with the bandit .Smith’s petition for a new trial, ber one extremist party in (1$- tional Trade. He had been with fense, when Judge Kenneth Wynne Esther Lee Floyd. Nov. 14 last Until ' the Ru.aaian question road also anoke against the anpli- shakeup. Gottwald, to Save him and knocked off his hat. oppo.sed by Fairfield County many.” The West German govern For Rules <»f Road the'agency for one year. ruled that the state which produc year. cropped up, the main truce, super- ^ ration, saving there has been no J'l'J'WI' self, was forced to purge persons The man—now stunned, satu Slate’s Attorney Lorln W. Willla, ment already haa asked the Oolt- July May Get Case ed "speculations, but little evi He I added that all defendants \1sion stumbling block waa i change since the application was Totvn & Country who might have been—and in fact rated with turpentine and paint was argued before Judge Murphy stitutlonal court to outlaw the " I f a crime haa been committed were charged with, conspiracy t » I turned down before and that the A I wo car cra.sh at the inter dence," had failed to make out a had been— his own allies. Rudolf and smelling strongly of both— yesterday. whether the Reds couid rebuild party. J{Wkl{RS.,.SUV|8SMITHS SINCf IVOO air fields. I board should not reverse Its deei- section of North Main and Union wa will presient the case to the case against him^ SIsnsky, the man now in Jail and klffiiap and assault and with kid took to his heels. naping and as.aault. He took the case under'advise ! Sion streets about « o'cIiFk this morn-' grand Jury,” Irelan said. Wright followed. Booker John ' The same staff group made no ) Jarvis w'as detiied_ permTssibn to mg' brought the arrest o f Johii I AUCTION SALES The Comn)erce Department said "(Conttanad on f t g e Teh) . — Fhtker and Soa ment without saving when be progress toward agreeing on the • ______(OTTLET trrORR) 1 (CobOhned on Page Tqn) son, o f 93 Webster street, who was wpuid make his decision. I build tw-o lapitor'a nnartmenta on j Go.Ilmilser, 61, of 495 Tolland! It ha4 revoked all outstanding ex Powell said four o f them, im standing nearby, at the time o f the number o f porta of entry for sup Smith, 26-yrar-old Noroton Dec. 10, The apnili nt'on was vlg- lurnpike. for violation of rules of port licenses granted to a large eluding a father and his son. were excitement. Joined the chase. plies and troops during an armis MILL STREET. GLASTONIURY among 10 men arrested by F B I rc.aident. Is . under a death sentence oroiighly opposed at th.at time hv the road. Patrtjlmnn Frederick i New York exporting firm accus^ The burglar turned around and tice. The Allies propose six, the Bulletins for the killing of Grover S. Hart, some residents of th* vicinity. Tedford im-e.atlgated. Gollmltzer of making the 83,900 In payments. and North Carolina officers in the fired a shot at W right, but vnlssed Red.a five. Both figures are com H er O ace-lu-a-IJfetlaie first major blow against the Klan a night watchman, during an at Jarvis had originally ’ been struck a car driven by Ruth Don- 1 Further, a ■pokesman'-aakl. pro him. Then he disappeared ^ into promises. from the AP Wires Taft'and Warren Agree In this area Feb. 16. tempted burglary at the Indian : granted an exception to hnltd the nellvr 27. o f-147 North Rchool 1 ceedings will be brought to bar Foote atreet. .t A Red atrocity charge brought a : four-family apartment in June. street, police said. I the fiirm from alt export trade. Qne,w*a laentifled ■■ Early Har^r Yacht Club ,tn Greenwich i:iirt statement in the prisoner ax- ' 19.50. ,, The offie-r reported th.at Mrs. | The Commerce Department .de Brooks. 44, Exalted Cyclops on July 23. 1949. Change truce tjent^that It was none JUKV INDICTS SIX | (president) of the Fair Bluff He based his plea for a new trial 1 Other .\rtlona Donnelly was travelling west on : clined ap official announcement of of the Commuoista’ business. The New Haven, Feb. 37—Cffi—!• « North School street and Gollmit- i the firm ’s name—or the fired of- On Friendly GOP Race Klavern and a former police chief on a statement by a prosecution Reds had demanded "a clear ac j In other actions the hoard grain dlctmente against six - ptranagf ed five and denied three appliek- zer south on Union atreet. Impact flclal'a name— pending Irelan’a In- of Fair Bluff. He is a lightning witness, MVw Edith Springer. 23, count for the slaughtei-’’ on Koje I ■ ' . ■' ' f - *“ - rod salesman and waa also a Fair including Raymond (Lem oas) tlons for. exceptions.^ne appllcji- of the cars waa near the. center of veatigatlon. News Tidhits that she Igqve false testimony Island where 75 rioting Kprean By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS • nomlnttion,” Taft said "but I Bluff constable. The other was Maresoa, 48, and kls w ife Oow* tloft waa wnthilrawn. the interseetjon.■— ------—_ ...... The dfpvtment gave thia^er; again.5t him. ' . , " civilians and-one American soldier Senhtoritobart A. Taft.and Cal-4 want, a.Rapublican to win In No- listed as Bobby - Brooks, hia 18* CaQfS Iron AP Wires cetta, 43, have IMn bronght The exceptinna granted were for .....-...... ------—' FUEL OIL SERVICE - Miss Springer new is serving" k were killed in an internment camp. Ike P^deHU Grand SOfy------ifm ta a Gov. Earl Warren Joined: vember and .we«i1d support him if Our: Customers (CMittBoed oo Page TeoF sentence In a women's prison at • col."" James Murray , read a U N Frank Qulah to use a garage at 46 m m . . today In an apparent effort to nominated. I hope, he would sesaiori at U. 8. Matrtet (ConttniMd M P a ^ Tea) Wetumpka, Ala. A deposition Command reply sayjng the Com Foster atreet. Residence Tone B. I a iV lltS O I i SIIIKI keep the GOP Preaidential battle support me, too." ti~ — "K 54’aa annouisced tottay. for a plumbing business; Tolanda A 30-ton load o f nltro-cellulose, muniat protest ."ia based upon a six are schednled to appenr — on a more friendly basis. in Keene, .N. H.. Senator Duff a high explosive material, crashes (CoaUnned on Page Three) false premise.” Felice to erect a dwelling on Nor AT ITS BEST! New ‘Brain’ Tells The Ohio Senator dlacloaed a o f Pennayli^nia spoke along the fbre Judge Carroll C. Hlncks i t Into a Westport building as driver V man street. Resldegice Zone B. Schedule Whist Are i Pleased OPS Starts Check noon Monday fo'r arrnlgnmeat. .letter exchange wUh, same lines, saying.there would he of, tractoritrallcr seeks' .tp -awild' «lo.aae. tn. the 'propertv line than. W arren and la id he tioped the R e - : no name^catling Tn ' “ legnlatlona allow: Fdvvard J Hnll e n cooHfff moBamismktt And you’ll bg pteaned with the way N RW Of Oim Ailitrt^ "the Eisehh'nW' rollhilon ,'^’lth auto; . .Automotive The (> n nectlCTtt -"8c7njq|'' for -thy" -publtesjaa eould (ujitc In support of'Sr campaign. ^ C a w - ,K V to- use. .two ...roermaf amt hath -aa *-miAVi' fHiisilcn; yonr wakhahleR. Shtrtn w^ioever’ tir homihated: Both TafiP''~ " ‘ ' trade conUniiea. aa. .kiggeat. jr f a ^ tax producer, pouring in about 20 '■•Pkrte.' apartment on second, floor of six T i*' AUt6lii)TIC Kiivur-aavaa bottl edmbustidh efficiency. Mobil* , and Warren are’ avowejl candi- family apartip.rnl at 28 Otis * tnUitarv whiat party for the imngcnlately dean, wrinkle free— linens London. Feb. 27—W)—Britain Duff said Eisenhower is a can per cent orihe total quarterly tax. Edgar Faurei today staked (gpb heneflt o f the school on Saturday. er of conztahtly checking your heat bums completely! haa a new mechanical brain that? datea^^^ the nomination. Washington, Feb. 37—(jq—The- Ufe of kls fiveriveek-oM raWnat street. Residence Zone A; G. Wal snd Cottons sunnhine fresh, immacurately didate “we know we can elect," government today launched a na Air' travel mileage exceeded ...... _ March I, at 6 o'clock In the rxhool bil supply! doaan’t have . to oak. "W hat’a ”“ TaftVtold newsmen he had re,- but added he would support the on a series ef.eoBSdeaoe votan ter Snow to build xn open stair- NEAT-SAVINS tiK-helpiwet your - while.: tionwide check on complaints that Pullman travel mileage last year Plague Sweep North Korea wrong. Doc?” when it geta sick. celved a "cordial" letter In which .on Ms budget, tacliidtag a 18 ptir case on the side of a comer ir.s|- auditorium', flO Holcomb street, FUU liUSUIf-iio "g iM ^ tk ’’l Republican candidate regardless new and used car dealers are not for first time on record. home better at leas coatl It geta the diagnosing itself and Warren explained that his appear dene'e at 120 Walnut street: and*! w-hl»t will be direct- . Streamlined methods, modem equipment o f who he ia. complying with price regulations. A 12-ycar-old Glastonbury boy cent tax hike. The votes of ean> T'ranrla Schtrldge extension of ,hy Mrs. Harold E." Tromblay No chance of errata. . ’ (OURROUS SERVKE - considers- 'tallx the operator. ance for a speech in Cleveland last However, Duff .said "scurrilous” Tokyo. Feb. 27—(/P)—Red re dpeed bubonic- plague and cbol- •dence la the National AaeemhB) and years of experience enable us to do tha night was "non-political.” The The Office of Price Stabilization Is recovering in an Eiast H artforil permission to use a Quonset hut Joseph Burke of Manchester ia CLEAN FUEL OIL—to promota tioa for your premiaeAl This was Just , one of the powers publications being distributed are hospital from serious hunting ports' hint that bubonic plague and ores have been iaolated. probably will be taken Frltejr, ■ Ohioan said be would write a (O P S ) Said the inquiry will deal* as tcmp«Jrary living quarters at chairman o f pie committee in work the way yt^u want it done. attributed tp a new electronic de “ intended to bring all candidates with any oYer-ceilIng sales and kpife wound inflicted-in hla chest cholera may be sweeping North Inoculation Program vice described here today to the friendly reply. Korea. » ea»t «lM«t riot. 4 iia* 4,50 Gardner street. Rural Resi charge of arrangements. Prizes Into disrepute except Taft!'”.: He with the proper posting aad tag by his brother, 14, during a "cow The correspondent, Wilfred Bur MUROEB TRIAL RESgT I 41a— w4 Wfeseieeet rlaf, I4K Call 8072 tomorrow, Royal Society of Aria by the Earl Warrea Praises Taft dence Zone. w-lll be awa'rdM to the w-inners aaid he did not know the aource ging o f prices on cars. boy and Indiana” ganae. The hints were contained in chett Of the Paris Ce Soir, aaid Hartford, Feh. 27— (8>>—H m $900 fa M ...... ttto a t Halabury.. Warren was In Cleveland. O.. o f Uje publications. The spplications denied w ere I and door prixet will plao be given. Enforcement <3hlef Edward P. . Filipino tras4 wa44laf Dr. Morris Fancher to convert the | The public is invited. Other political developments: Morgan said in a staUment that lies------are^ using germ warfare in en a widespread uiocuiauoninoculation pro- Frank WeJcttlewtcB o f N ew BrH- Prof. Frederic WiUiama of Man- Association of Soil Districts con entire population in area of Ange — ------$ »0 riaa ------tUS ______' ■ ' .1 1- Twelve of 18 delegates to "wide-spread reports of non-com les, 43 miles northwest p f Manila, Korea. For four days Red Radios gram. Burchett aaid be and other 84-jrenr-eM pnrnlyaed ex- ' cheater Unlvereity. vention laat night. He told re 1'. the 'Republican National' conven pliance necessitated the survey." la hunt for Huk rebels . .. Coroner in Peiping and Pyongyang have - Red correspondents covering 1 ^ eenviet, wUT start next Tueadkp . Pricas Inriuda Federal Tax' " _ It's artletic. too. Give it a coded porters his trip was strictly non- been repeating and elaborating ' rean armlaUce talks were inocu- NEW MODEL tion selected Monday by Florida’s The agency said the complaints Eklgar W. Krentzman will conduct ia Supetlar Catnt at H n rtf^ , version of "God Save the Queen” political, but he made a point of f , . executive committee said they fa came from ail sections' of the Tuesday hight at Kaesong. Schednled to epen todxy, H waq and In no time back comes the na praising Taft a^ a "great Ameri inquest In Bridgeport March 10 in vor Taft. One declared himself country. to death of flv^months old Denise The persistence and violence of i Peiping Radio aaid China w m PMtponed at the reansst sf Pak- Dhfidwid FoyniMta at No Adddd Cost LAUNDRY ( DRY CLEANIN6 tional anthem. N o record needed. can." for Biaen^ower, four declined to OPS said that, to speed action, Fontaln of Norwalk. ill?, J«1 to speculation .In.; ready tp "organize anti-epidemic lie Defender Jamee P. G oa^vn, The brain’s chief specialty, like Warren’s address included hia atate p preference end one waa the Justice department has di Oapt. Kurt Carlson, hero skipper H. . ."*9)—The tn#ar is THE W. 6 .6LENNEY CO. chusetta predicted the Republicans tion, the government already has vilians in Chekiang Province (of of its own because of -the Red SPONSORED IT COME*DOUILE CLUR Just yet for widespread use. Dwight D. Eisenhower "Although position of the Treasury Feb. 29: China) died bf bubonic 'plague wMh • n p a Sk would win control of both Houses brought action for triple damages Net budget receipts. 8305.879,- stories, a epbkesinan at the Mun hla Jab tk a W f MAIN ST...... MANCHESnR The Earl said the experts are I may not agree with him on pmi- of Congress. He said they vyould spread by the Japanese invaders.” son truce headquartera said. OF THE NORTH METHODIST CHURCH 334 NORTH M AIN ST,— TEL 4141 totalling 830,000 ngalnst a BalU- 887.37; budget expenditures 8148,- studying waye o f making It cheap- Uca." In the Korean truce town of AH .UN soldiers In Korea and ar and amallar. “ I am opposiiig Him fo r the 819,793.81; cash balance, 85.139,- Panmunjom,. a Communist corre (OMttawxl M Pkga nneea) (Coattaned m Pag* Flftaoa) 877.043.77. wttneee^jmrow*^ ■ i; spondent said germs which pro- ; (OMtlmed am. Page Flfleea) •n."
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