■■.T.^rr: ;-v. .v.vi*4T. f > !W ya»MJ»'uJUWg.f -HP‘ - VM V- ■■ ■ ■■ i ------4r''*---' ■ ■ . . ^ - y Sirntfng If^ralit SATURDAY. MARCH 1, IKt^ - fwrvr-trrr-,-r~i-;r^1BSi Qkm Where Live-'-Anstcer the. Red Cross Call Munale celebrated her aotb bUth- noticed It until aha fiiiiabMi bar. ^^fetttTown day inniveravy yeaterdsy," be- MKypptng. , cauae 1900 waa not a leap year. I t And tlM copsr Wan, they can TCaitmurHere Heard Along Main Street ia not dlvialble by 400. go alonjg with a gag.. Betrothal Is Announced ATcrac* DbUf Net Prana Raa tiM iMXt m etU flf o f S t ¥■ .Bridtat't lloUicni Ctrcte wUl b« -''.‘ Far thn Wank Bndbig Tha Weather S h ew Mwde held at Uia hem* of Mrt. Arthur Kltchy-Koo March 9 to 11 •n m n I , , Foeecnat nf V . R. Weather i And on Some of Manchester*» Side Streets, Too Frank 8. Lent of Laurel atreet. Smachatti. SS Moor# atroet Mon­ Barbers are, as a iiila, voluble who.haa a aon and daughter In the day at 8 p. m. petqila. Perhaps it's becaaae at one Red sups L’p a without frequent arbitrary adjust- aervlce, rcaorted to poetry to ^ m a tbaJr shops were centers of- *Alert America* Trailers 10,523 Into feaiglit Just when you don't expect It,^ ment. Leap year ia an example." ^ntBHm orate hla apft' Frank's' Robart E. Spaldlhr. aon o f Mr. locni goaslp. where Information w of tbs AadR to the obvious always happens. , So our astronomy text teUs u a , -----Balnbridge. haircut I t aoema all On .Tour to Stir Inter­ and Mra. Inland Spaldins of 24 that had been picked during the I etUreoIntlena eleeet, min enriy ' lioeuat atraat. haa complatad Uia Patrolman George McCaughey. To begin with, if our «iCycJo- boya "procesaed" at Bain- day by man In need o f a shave or est in Gvil .Defense Manchester—~A City of Village Charm raqulramanta for tha Bachalor of chief prognosticator of the ^llce pedia is correct "The periodic oc- bridge, Md., including a number haircut was passed on to the bar­ Arta dafraa- at the Univeraity of force, has done fairly well select­ currencea of certain natural phe­ from this town, had their hair cut ber who in turn informed suc­ A 13-tmiIer cnmvnn from the Connecticut, and will receive hla ing his basketball winners. Now nomena gave rite to the first divi­ by one of the Navy barbers, at the ceeding cuatomers. Free* middie-of-the-road- said today " I f France does haa been made a member of the t(> get hia hair cut. unless he can will make special parades around W ell the encyclopedia, goes on In Oh the Barber down at Balnbridge this Riviera fun spot today, not do her utmost to defend loornia Junior Octet at Loomis f'larifiration rise to the situation and request some towns in this vicinity. In,- II, polillc.! .n £fii»n m l this lucid fashion for several col­ he ia king. killing 37 persons, including School, Windsor. A member of the Yesterday's Herald reported that aervlce Iri silence, which isn't too eluded In the carayan is a display herself, she cannot justify" umns, hut the long and short of Pinay announced his deeWon to p ,,„c e . ThoiTh ave beeii 19 cab- Junior class at Loomis, he has also Mrs. James Munsie, bom on leap easy, clviliaatlon being the in­ of the Atomic Age, ehowing-what an American ballet dancer newsmen after a half-hour's talk, large military and economic it la that over the centuries people If you move the alighteat bit or ineta since the liberation. been active recently on the rifle year day in 19(18. was celebrating say a word hibiting force that It la at Umes. the atomic bhmb can do to city two French acJtresses. A wom­ altb President Vincent Aurlol. ' It waa thought that Pinay would aid from the United States. team. kept fooling around with this "M y first Impulse was to refuse," Strikera Picket Plant in Rockville the 20th anniversary of her birth­ The end for you then truly is ab­ However,, a friend of ours who la and ways and meana to 'prepare an taken alive from the "take Just one turn around the Connally made the statement to day. ,. thing until they had it loused up he said, “ but when the PrMident good. surd old enough to be in a hurry but for an atomic bombing. wreckage was reported in track"—that la. interview the va- newsmen after Secretary of Slate Votes 6 to 3 Some readers who may have insisted I consented to consult my Richard P, Yeomans, son of Mr. 1 The Romans u.sefl to stick in an He.shaves your pate so clean young enough to be uninhibited— A special preview ohowing is critical condition. riout party leaders to assure hlm- Acheson had conferred for near­ counted every fourth year since alated for March 9 from 1 until friends and make an effort." -and Mrs. John Hi Yeomans of extra month every now and then I t really don't seem .he's 3 H — rose to tha occasion ¥he four-engine plane had Just aeif that the Job U impossible. ly two hours at a closed meeting Andover, ia one o f the eight sen- 1972 when the lady celebrated her brilliantly one day recently. 9 p.m., for Invited guests. He added that when he had done Just to- tty to keep everything You ever had thoee treaaea once taken off from Nice airport'In- The big etiimbllng block Is' 8o- with the Senate Foreign Relations - iora at Trinity .College-v^tT have first birthday anniversary;- must - Ha.waa tak ^ t^ -hia atoUier Yu that- he .would gtve^ Aurlol a defl-r eiaUst refusal to sit- down at ■ the ■committee. Connally is-ohairmmr , straight .. ■ ' . 'b efore...... — ■ a t ^ o f hiuiding out aa utnud' oypir nite-reply.- , — .■ been electea to Phi Betar- Kappa, -conclude — that w e - erred in our get hit hair cut and was aiuihg sams eablnst tame 'with the fol­ o f the group. "A t the time o f Julius Caesar -the Mediterranean on the flight to Pleven RefOsan national acholastic honorary ao- mathematics since 94 divided by Oh those nice red locks you had quietly in the chair when the bar­ lowers of Gen. Charle* de Gaulle. In reply to a question, Connally the calendar had been managed so Paris, the plane , turned back. It __ .Plriay la e p ^ e d to try to form eiety. four is 21. once before ber began chatting breeaily away Lank to Qnenllla said his remarks-were directly re­ badly the vernal equinox was lost altitude, them smashed into another middle-of-the-road gov-- N. Y. Rule W e endeavor,, here. to. expialn. That Barb and P at and Sally about such m atters as he thought lated to the current French gov­ coming in December," the text­ bits In the olive grove. Just miss­ emment similar to that of Edgar Some politicians were looking with the help of the Standard stroked of yore his young customer might be In­ SERVICES ernment cilsis. book Aays. ing a fot>up of houses where 20 Faure, which collapsed early Fri­ ahead to a try by ex-Premier Ameriesm Encyclopedia and an There they lay in one big heap terested In, the snow and aledding Premier Faure's government Washington,'March 3—<>P) astronomy text we iised when we "H e Increased the length of the That Interpret The Wishes families live. day morning. HU chances are-re­ Henri QtMulIIe, despite hU 67 Ajjrt your aplne begina to creep and the like. fell'last week when he asked, a 15 -r-The Supreme Court toclay were mqklng up a deficiency of months,' disregarding the 'moon, Feathers In Intakes garded aa highly doubtful. Paul years and poor health. He woiik! And your morale— it goes limpin' The youngiter, wW d himself per cent tax Increase to help fi­ three college credits in science, and thus abolished the Intercalated Of The Family Reynaud. a former Premier, tried have a better chance of getting upheld by a 6 to 3 vote Nfiw through- the door. only begun speaking a abort while .Airport employes said pieces of nance the French share o f the de­ why we conclude Mrs. Munsie has month. ‘The 'last year of confusion' It and failed. Former Pyemier Rene Socialist, if not Gsulist, coopera­ York's anti-Communiet teach­ before — and who apparently aea gull's wings and feathers had fense plans made by the North A t­ had onl/ 20 birthday anniver­ (eo say the astronomersi. 48 B.C. Pleven refused even to try. tion. was made 445 days in length: the Hang'em from the Yard Arm, or wasn't Impreaaed with the spoken been found in the air intakes of lantic ' Treaty Organization er law. The act— widely saries. word, still preferring action—took Pinay is a slightly right of cen­ l^ity-iaid he would try to select vernal equinox was thereby brought string ’em from the rail JOHN S. BURKE the plane's engines, and thls.might (NATO). known as the Feinberg law— Let us begin -b.v understanding the chatter for only a couple of ter member of the Independent mlhUtera for their talents as tech­ forth to March 2.5. Grease him good and plenty from have caused the erssh. A ir France Sees Solution Is designed to bar subversive that "the dl(Ticult.v in the con­ minutes before he cut the barber Republican patty, a right wing nicians and not as politicians. He "The chief feature of the Jiginii his head down to his tall FUNERAL HOME officials in Paris could not Oon- group; connally refused to discuss persons from working in the struction of calendars arises from Or hitch 'em* to a porpoise and dead with: "Sha'dup and ju i’ cut f'rm this. *1116 two left engines had the incommensurability of the reform was the adoption of .ISS’i Some said Pinay had little in- (Osatlnned oa Page Two) what Aeheson told the committee, sail 'em out to ses m' hair." ^ Photor rsph from_onrtrslt by Boris Kubisnnv 87 Eaat Center St. T^l. 6868 apparently failed. state’s school system. natural divisions of time. The peri­ days as the length of the calendar ' '— A Non. but Senator Sparkman (D„ Ala.) ._ Oght Hew.. year, -beginning ■ January 1, - 4S -B.C; Perhapj., .then, .he'll, do., better, .for MliSS jrANB.H. ARMSTKQN^^ - - - The American -ballet dancer-kill* ods Of the eimn's™rot(iin6h‘ The Buds the likes o f me. AMBULANCE SERVICE said the' cabinet officer Is' “cer­ York taxpayers who insisted the moon's revolution, and the earth's Here leap year entered. Thrlie ed was Brooklyn-bom Joan Har­ tain—he has no misgivings at all statute violated freedom of opeeeh common years of 365 da.ys were Dr. and Mra. Mervyn V. Arm-* Amsterdam, hi. Y., formerly of riet Katsman. 21. who danced un­ —that France will find a way to revolution cannot he compromised Oh the barber he comes sailin' Plan Memorial and assembly. into k convenient chronological followed by a fourth containing strong of 160 H en^ atreet. Brook-! BrookI.vn, and the late Dr. Hump- der the name of Harriet Toby with finance the program.” Justice Hinton delivered the ma- hark for home the Marquis de 'Cuevas Company. Reds Concede UN Ban .366 days the hls.wxtile year, so atone. A graduate o f the Oilman scheme that will keep step with Very sorry now for all that he haa lyn Heights, and Prout’t-NedL I ... France's .share, of ,U. S. ald for_ ^ r ity decision. Juatlcea D o u g l^ - called because the extra day was ' For Dr. Orbison Cburitry Day 'School m 'Daitimore, She appeared^ast 'night aT'CarihiS" these astronomical occurrences done Me., have announced the engage*' the year ending June 30 waa act Black and Frankfurter wrote dlo- then introduced by repeating the Md., he later attended the Uni­ In a ballet called "Etel Am or y de When King Neptune sees him at 600 million (lollara. senting opinions. That meant the alxth day before March 1. Leap Storrs, March 1—A movement is ment of their daughter, Misa Jane versity of Geneva and Williams r la Muerte^' (o f I^ v e and Death). cornin'arid he On Russia as NeutraT Laat night, Paul R e)’naud, war­ majority waa composed of Chief year in the Julian calendar oc­ under way at the University of Hamilton Armstrong, to Second College, where he was a member Lise Topart. 24, and Michele Hears that porpoise hummln’ time Premier of France, gave up Justice Vinson and JusUcea Reed. curred whenever the number of the Connecticut to esUblish a mem- Lieutenant John Harvey Hump- o f Z eU Pirt. He ia with ih e Birds Verly, 41, were the French actress­ his attempt to form a new cabinet, Jackson, Burton and Clark aa wsU year was evenlj’ divisible b.v 4 And he takes 'em for his very verv orlal fund in the name of the late es who died. Eleven other victims own. stone, Jr., USMCR, son of Mr. and Eye Division of the General Foods Munsgn, Korea, March 3— (/F>—Communists truce nego­ and Rene Pleven, another ex-Pre- as Minton. "This calendar year of 365 days Dr. William D. Orbison, who died Mra. J. H. Humpstone of Paris Corporation. Called to active serv­ had British addresses. Others list- tiators angrily accused the'United Nations Command o f lying mler. refused even to try. Buacted in 1949 and 6 hours u-as 11 minutes and accidently in a fire in hU apart­ and New York. ice last June, he is stationed in ^ their addresses in France or And he chains 'em to those awful home COMFORE and stalling today. But the Reds acknowledged that tfie UN This series of events apparently The Feinberg law waa enacted Proof 14 seconds longer than the tropical ment on Feb. 14. Misa Armstrong is the grand­ Quantico, Va., at the preaent time. Italy. The pilot, Theau Famigla, has piled new troubles on Acheson In 1949 to help enforce a stale gates of hell •. 29, a veteran of 4,500 hours flying year (.365 da.vs. 5 hours, 49 minutes Dr. Orbison. who was assistant daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. had a legal right to reject Russia as a neutral inspector of at a time when he and President Civil Service law paased 10 y ea n Where the deihl takes a hand for time, and his wife, were killed. — o f iMjiBMnt is often necessary. When and 46 second I, the year of the sea­ quite a spell professor in psychology, was held Oscar Darling and the late Mr. an armistice. Truman are asking Congress for earlier. The C3vll Service law sons. The difference accumulated to Iri high esteem by his associates, and' Mra. Mervyn Armstrong, Jr. MORIARTY Bros Mrs. Margaret Delpy of Paris North Korean <3oI. Chang Chung o O • a XX • 1 Sri appropriation o f 87,900.000,000 _ Heeh. Bsuter Photo. RorkvIUo says persona who advocate violent And he whacks 'em with his Htrikeip picket the Holstein Rubber ProdueUaa Company In Rockvilla la w lut management rails a receipts arfi..]ost or .records po wronp, 3 days in aboiit 400 ;j^p_rSi ’ , ■-shovel - ■" - ,:-e ■ ■ both^atudenty and faculty, mcm- Her mater.'ial great gcandpafenU 3 ’ 5 C E N T I P ST was taken. all.va frqm .the wreck­ San conceded that the UN had the. (0141 In foreign aid. T h e . President, overthrow of government may not B y 1'892 the thing had gntteh ah, 'h'ws...... were Mr. and Mrs. Alexander age. ' She Is in critical condition right to reject Ruasla, but Insisted goes on the radio Thursday night dtoputo over wiMther tho workein ahaU he represented by the United Coastnic.ttoa Workers IHvlstoa of When he goes to roal the fire FILMS4 AMERAS T t L b I 3 5 the Ignited Mine Workers of Ameritn, A union spokewnan said today, kowever, tkat wageo and working t e appointed to;-or stay on, stiitS it’s a great comfort to be able to say. out of whork again and Pope Contributions to the fund will he O a rle s Hanr.nton. She attended A8W itlTl.wa, /-an i at a hospital, authorities said. An J(hat the Alllesmve^l^ca^reasons. A n d -thc-barber— down,—a t -Bain- .Jt®. f!ELr.£.t*?J|t?..P.qBP9rik condIHoas -are-aloo- tnvolvedi-Nwwttempt-at- settleniea t -kaa-tieeir wHHle 'stwep Prtday' iiw ralag whwi-sitmr M g ;.. ^ . bridge is no more uawt fll f ''r Tifl!'flfflTnn'"a'Wara~! o ''R ' ■PSclcer~T%TIeiniT?^ " We'hs’d'a'thorbugW Demand Aid Cut The Feinberg law requires tbs "This waa accomplished." the MOVIES, PARICS. * e d en route to the hoepitah-—:— of the workers walked off the Jh^ The plaal^ employe about 200 and about 40 are etriklng. according to a “ Here is my check, book stub AND my And the barber down at Baln­ offered for outstanding 'academic was graduated from the Brooklyn tive and most unpleasant session." ForTraceilote There have been demands for a State Boatd of Regents—the md- text tells us, "bv making the cen­ SILENT CLOW com^ny's^keoman...... bridge is no more achievement in undergraduate Friends School and Vassar Col­ Bodies Badly Burned Resr Adm. R. E. Libby told news­ cut in foreign aid spending and canceled check.’* tury years common years, unless psychology. lArtliHr Drug Storts mlnistrstive body which heads the lege. A member of the Junior OIL BURNERS Bodies of the victims were bad­ men after an acrimonious, session Senator Ferguson (R., Mich.), an New York educational system—to the number la evenly divisible by The william D. Orbison Mem­ Wrecking Talk Fine Fim League of Brooklyn, she waa pre­ ly burned.' * of the prisoner exchange suheom-. appropriattona conjmtttee mem­ list aubveraiye organisatlanB.’ Ills 400." orial Fund committee Is under-the mlttee. . Read it an' weep. sented in 1946 at the Yuletlde Ball The plane Ivaa a Languedoc, ber, told a reporter he thinks it low makes membership In such This is only ONE of the advantages of So you see. we were right. Mrs. chairmanship o f Sam WItryol, in- Red General Kcreasts Egypt Premier Hint Elizabeth H-Bomb Held A t least, lh a t’s what one wo­ In Brooklyn and at the Debutante used in European and North A fri­ Waahlngton, March 3— (45—Rus­ "unfair to ask the American tax* listed orgaidshtlaiu clear evidencs struetpr of piychplogy. The com­ At one point North Korean Ms], having a checking account here.* man thought when ahe finished Assembly. During the past year can aervlces. Normally It carries a sia apparently ia ao determined to :payera. tu assume the Ikm's Miare of disqualification for any Jolrta mittee includes: Prof. Weston A. she has been with the Yale Uni­ Gen. Lee Song Cho-became so her shopping one day and came ' crew o f five Sind has a capacity of gain a role in Korean peacemaking of the international defensa coats.’’ Expectg Baby the school system. The tow’s pr^ Bousfield, head o f -the psychology versity Development Office In PRIZES angry Ubby interrupted to ask him Qrdei:^ 30 D a p Atom Age Boon out of a store to find a .yellow 33 passenger*. Today it had one that it may wreck the truce talks "There is strong evidence thst amble refers to the Communist tag on her car. S l^ dashed up department: David 2Seaman, as­ New York. to stop screaming. in the attempt. more passenger and one less crew­ the French people, and Erltlah party 6x an advocate of 'vtd]^ to the ■ police station ro“ p"ay her sistant professor; Walter Kaess, Lt. Humpstone Is the graridsori, 'There was no indication whether Some hlghly>placed officials of­ Lstoiopt March -8—<45—Twe N o tice * man. A ir France officials in T^ew corporations are not being taxed Parliament Ban I.ondaii newspapers have hinted By AEC Chief overthrow of government. fine, only to be told she'd have to instructor o' jwychology; John of Mrs. Charles Cheney of Man- York said it waa the first fatality the Communista were weakening fered that explanation today for r" as highly as are Americana ia this that Qneen Bjlzaheth II may be However, pending the outcome pay It tn Hartford because it was Dgils and-Sidney Of gel. graduate che.ster, and Fishers Island. N. Y.. suffered by that type of plane in in their Insistence that Russia be the preaent deadlock in the armi­ program,” Ferguson sald.,i of the esse before , the Supreme a Hartford stub. asaistants, and David Angell, gra­ and the late Mr. Cheney, and of the six years the company has named to a neutral etioervlsory stice talks at Panmtmjom. They Cairo, Egypt. March 3—(45- expecting'her third child. Detroit, March 3—<45—(Thalr- lOOK AHEAD ANY PERSON "W ith the unexpended balances (TOurt, the Board o f Regents has A little confu-sed, and wonder­ duate student in psychology. Mrs. Oliver Paul Humpstone of TIME IS RUNNING OUT used it. commission or whether thev were asatime, aa Washington has gen- Egypt’s new Prime Minister Ah­ By suggesting on Inside man Gordon Dean of the Atomic Congress, already has made avail­ not compiled a’subveraive list snd WITH MANCHESTII TRUST who'wax a paxmengrr on a ing what her husband would sav, The plane crashed at 9:05 a. m„ feeling out the Allied position. erall.v assumed from the first, that able, the foreign military aid fund med Naguib Hilaly Pasha an­ pages that a royal Mrth ma.r Energy comipisrion said today the woman went home. He cleared fit. John’s PnlPah Natinnal HURRY! HURRY! Col. Don Darrow. who heads staff the Kremlin is masterminding the nounced suspension o f parliament be the reason for putting o ff that perfection of the hydrogen no teacher has been fired under Connecticut Compan.v -bus officers discussing truce euper- for 30 days and today lioaded into the Feinberg tow. up the situation for her Very CathoUn (Tiurch (Continued on Page Two) Communist strategy In Korea. (Continued an P a ^ Four) the coronation nnttl next sum­ bomb would help release - fission­ leaving North Manchester, quickly. - He'd gotten the ticket Golway Street ENTER YOUR CHILD vision, and Libby both said they The Reds' insistence thst the 'a reform regime dedicated to mer, the Sunday ptctorlal and able materials for peaceUrrie uses. Terrorist Effeet on December l.T, 19,’Sr about the night bciore In Hartford. But, • Rev. Stephen 8. Stryjeu aki. LAND SURVEYING and felt the Reds were playing s wait­ Soviet Uhion be Included iri a pro­ purging corruption from the gov­ Sunday Express went about as "If explosive energy can be de­ Lawyers for the eight taxpayers 1 P. M. bound for Rockville, he explained, it wasn't the flne- Pastor IN OUR 4th ANNUAL ing game, hoping, the UN will posed commission of "neutral" na­ ernment. ' tar as they could without shat­ rived from the fiMion of hydro­ who carried their fight against CIVIL ENGINEERING He slso began preparing for' who observed in.iury to pas^ kind. -It was one of the tickets Miss Clara Skrabaea, Organist Faces Q iarges canilulate. tions to police the truce. If and tering customary discretion to gen." he said, "then a correspond­ the tow to the highest court argued that are distributed bv parking I Darrow suggested that the 'UN when One ia agreed upon, is thus Treasury Aide new talks vrtth Britain on control such matters. No one was so ing quantity” of plutonium and that the proposed listings would sengers causW.. by the of the Stwz canal zone and the lot attendants - to show thst the Sunday; March 2: Edward L. Davis, Chang could aay- Vwould change regarded'here as a move bupired blunt as to say the QtiOen was uranium—principal ingredients of have a "terroristic effect" of teach­ breaking of the bus wind­ owner of the car has paid his 8:3n a. m.. Mass. CHILD’S the fact that the Soviet Union was and doggedly persisted in by the Sudan. pregnant. the atomic bomb— would' he freed ,ers snd would create interfererioS Registered Civil Engineer and In Dope Death unacceptable’’ to the VS as a To Be Quizzed Announcement of the parlia­ shield, plea.se parking fee. W ifey Just hadn't 10:30 s. m.. High Mass. Soviet government Itself. The Pictorial said "rumors of for such peacetime uses as the|*'^t*> freedom in general, Land Surveyor . neutral nation to inspect behind State and Defense department mentary' suspension, which his production of power, But Hinton said for the tribo- predecessor A)y Maher Pashe had n senttmental nature" have the lines during a truce. authorities do not believe the nal; IB Proctor Road, Mancbeater PHOTO .Ex-Seaman Accused of refused to approve, was a first ma­ sprung from, a recent visit by One (Xear Break PHONE MR. CLARK Darorw suggested that the UN North Korean and Chinese Com- McCarthy Hints Inter­ 'A teacher works to a smaitiva jor ^^tjonoMLhe_6(^ye!»rto^^ Sir William Gllllalt, the Itoan listed aa“ ^n^ clear break Tel. 7019 proposal Jor two neutral natioM itffll0l,MIIhIm4** «—^^6-WKIIv LQVir Mar fisdmasal 11 IdttI ass* till - Heroin Sale, - ^ Ship* ference— in— Revenue^ 1st and Independent lu t night fol- Twnmra coiojpm, tiF that atoirilc power development area- to-A-school-'rooto: qiiww - ' Hartford, C(>nect 2-2298 the commlasion merely becauae it (tpeen’s residence. Clareace shapes the attitude o f young minds CONTEST < the Intem a- ting-Rody in T runk might be a nice gesture. House. The Express snggeob^ toward- the sdefety in which Evenings .‘12-9722 Lee touched' off the verbal ex­ government also eus- tlonal situation.” Closes March 31 PoBcIMa Retreat pended Indefinitely operation of that the <)ueen Would retire they live. In this, the atate hoa.a New Verh, March 8—(4^— A plosion in the prisoner exchange And, he said in an address pre­ Open To Children 6 Mos. negotiations with a long tirade In The first sign of a possible back­ Washington, March 3 — (A5— Egypt’.s biggeat school, Fuad Uni­ from piibHr events after July. pared for the Economic Club of vital concern. It must preserve the Tha Liftia Loogua keariug for Barry Robtaaon, ac- ALUMINUM COMBINATION which he accused the UN of ly­ down from this position .oame dur­ Senator McCarthy (R;, W is.) said versity in Cairo, after studenta be­ Detroit: integrity of the schools. To and Including 8 Years euoed la the dope-sla.vlng of a STORM AND SCREEN WINDOWS lo a srm W il Sponsor a ing about treatment of prisoners. ing today's negotiations. When gan a aitdowrn Strike protesting "What all this will mean to "The school authorities have the teea-age nwther whooe body was today he wants to find out wheth­ Claims UN Reneged the Reds were told objections to continued martial law and any terms of bringing peace and pros­ right and duty to screen the of­ er Undersecretary of the Treasury U23 MAIN ST. PHONE 4171 LIQOII found on a Greenwich, Conn., He also charged that the UN re­ Russia could not be removed, Chi­ agreements with the WeM. • Late perity and freedom to this tor­ ficials, teachers snd employes os ' up to THERE'S NO ENTRY FEE PER WINDOW COMPLETE entate, was postponed todny nn- neged on a promise to hand over nese Col. Chang <3hung San re­ Edward H. Foley. Jr., once told yesterday afternoon police cleared mented globe of ours I am hot to their fitness to maintain the 86" X 55" A FOOD SALE Juat bnve your chlld’i picture taken at the Elite Reports Plague Studio and enter It In Uila contest. Who knows— tU Fridny. Information on about 44,000 pris­ plied that the Allies had the right the Internal Revenue Bureau to out the atudents and closed the prepared to say. integrity o f the schools aa a part openings A T TH E NOT A PLASTIC SCREEN your eblld- may be the'’ personality champ. A t the oners the Reds clslm are "military to reject- any nominee but should "lay off” certain tax cases. university grounds. "In my view It certainly will not of ordered society, cannot to end of contest you mny buy the picture for 81.00 If New York. March 3— (45—Barry personnel of our side." give logical reasons. McCarthy asked at a meeting of Maher Pasha resiimed unexpect­ 111 North Korea set us back." doubted.” Dellverj' In 10 Days or Less. Call For A Free Honse Demonstration SufMrAAf Stora you wish. Robinson, 29, gets a hearing today And he accused the Allies of T lh U ^ States officials said here, the Senate Expenditures commit­ edly, Saturday. Some political He listed three principal ob­ Minton added that, “one's as­ CEMENT on charges that he sold fatal dope lying when they said Sunday the as United Nations negotiators have tee that Foley he. called .'for ques­ leadera had wanted, him to dissolve jectives o f present atomic plan- sociates, past and present, as well Tel. Manchester .to a teen-age mother and disposed Communists had repudiated an said in Korea, that they will never tioning in a closed session this parliament and call new elections. Red Reporter States ning: as one's conduct, may properly tEADY TO USB ej[EaitCeRter Street MAKE AN AmiNTMENT-TODAY of her body by putting U In a agreement to exchange Informa­ agrte to accept Rus.vla as a “ neu­ afternoon. Chairman .McCJellan TTiis was sought as a nlpve altalnst. __ 1, To make the stockpile of fis­ be considered to-determining |U- Watatppw# t rtaaiblo JOHN SABLITZ 2-2027 ,;TEtEPHONE'8338 truck qpd having it Mnt id Cdh- tion on all war prisoners and an­ tral." The U. S.'has taken the (D., A rk .) aaid'-the Undersecretary the strongly nationalist Wafdlst 4,000 Allied Prisoners sionable materials bigger, mostly ness and loyalty." * , Tauch I Oil stand that Russia told the North would be invited to testify toraor- for peacetime uses. SPONSORS: eeotlcut. other agreement to nominate neu­ In Epidemic Zone Also: Aluminum Combination Storm and Screen Doors Satenley, March l i t TO T^’N-TEENS —i 9.56 MAIN STREET and Robinson, srrested Saturday,' tral nations acceptable to both Koreans to start the war In' the i row morning.------:----- (Continued on Page Two) 2. To develop the hydrogen (Ooattoued on Page Four) ‘ bomb. HOBBY SNOPPE ELITE STUDIO — 963 MAIN STREET - was’ arraigned in felony court yes­ aides. . first place McCarthy said he had a "aize. FUR terday on a homicide charge In the "Unfortunately," he said) "what What the U. 8. would agree to able number” of questlona to ask San Francisco, March 3— (45— 3. "To develop ways by which Cor. Center and Griswold Sts. CO-SPONSORS: death o f Mrs. Joanna Barbara has been shown, by your side dur- and what may prove to be the and wanted the session to be be­ we can translate the latent power O PE N 9 A . M. to T P-^M. WELDON’S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY ’rhe, ,Co.mmunlst . Peiping- Radio " Scott, 16, whose body was found hind closed doors because the ques­ that exists In our Stoclcpile of fis­ FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MANCHESTER said today Gen. Kim II Sung, and MOTHER GOOSE DIAPER SERVICE PYiday in a trunk on a Greenwich, (Oonttoned ou Pago TVrq) (Coutinned ou Pago Two) tions would be "unfair to him sionable materials Into terms of Conn., estate. (Foley) if the information I have News Tidbits chairman of the M ilitary Council maximum military iisefulneas.” Bulletins ORANGE HALL H e liras held without' ball, pend­ is incorrect."' Culled from A F Wires and Premier of North Kor.ea, had Explains Urg((tnry _ _ . from the AP Wires ing the hearing. Tha Seriate committee Is holding issued a decree placing the coun­ ‘‘This means," he added, "the de­ Police ' accused Robinson, a hearirigs on President Truman’s try In a virtual state of emergency velopment of new weapeins and plan to reorganize the Internal -4o combat bubonic plague.—' N egro ex-sea-.uin, of selling heroin jor Politicians Woo Gen. Hoyt Vandenherg, whose better and more efficient types of SHERMAN BOWLES DIES NEW HLEPHONE Revenue Bureau. John B. Dunlap, The Red broadca.it, heard by to Hrii. Scott on or abbut Feb. 13 four-year, term ax chief of staff of weapons and methods q f manu-. - New Yerto Mareh-8—<45—-- FILMS the Associated Press, "tfaid the dc-' « ip 'a Harlem aipadtmeriL Pdllc'e Revenue Cbmmisslorier, was in the tpe Air Forces end.S'April 30, will facturing them, and it explains Sherman Bowles, 61, S^ag- DEVELOPED AND cree ordered a national extra­ " NUM IER ^ be nominated by President Tru- why we have been having so many field, Mosom newspaper 'p(^ B I N 6 0 (Conttoued on Page Two) PRINTED (Oonttoned' oil P a g e T V e)' New Hainp$liire Voters msri for another 14-month term. ordinary-ah(itepidcmic committee, weapons testa in Eniwetok Sand Usher and IndnstriaUst, died tmr.- the ministry o f health, the army 24-HOUR SERVICE •VERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7:45 . . . Eisenhower leaves on inspec­ Nevada and why there haa been day In his N ew .Yoiit apart-' 2 - 5 2 2 1 tion trip to Greece and Turhey, new medical bureau and other gov­ such a great atmosphere of ur- ment. . He was reported to Film Dqppsit Box By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS -that Eisenhower would win in a N A T O rnembers. ernment agencies to “mobilize all gency -about them." have suffered a heart attack A t Store E'nf fante Bus Strike Ties Ah' all-star "cast of trip poBtl“ walk...... ^ v * — Lijured SkipfH^r "In ■ aydney; 'Austratt^About- __ Xhandair-___ ...... uuis, indiklliiii three Preslde'hUsl _ . MO .peraons^yen a«ndo^ to 1.350 San Francisco fswfiidst—, today werd New Hamp- > However, recent polls Show thst uidles ^kip Home 'Officers and nieri who board 'frddp- 81#0,66d STORM LOSS shlret-beund for the home atretrti T a ft hag gained. Even Elsenhower ship "Devonshire" (or Japan nM Warn,' T cxh M aivk 8-OOR SEDAN Hampshire’s March 11 primary But there Is Interest, too, in the The damaged Rachel Jackson, a birthday, and 13th anniversary of By ALTON I« BLAKESLEE - Institute of Technology, Cam- UMT FIGHT SEEN deadlocked over the union’s de­ elections. New Hampshire race between Tru­ 7.100-ton freighter, was headed in election to papal throne at cere­ (Tincinnati, March 8— (45—A n : bridge. Maas., in research support- Waahtogtoa, March 8—(4W *47 DODGE CUSTOM 4-DOOR mand for a five-day, 40-hour Work Also booked for appearaneves are man and Kefauver. The Demo­ the general direction of New York, mony in Vatican. . . . Army Sur­ X-ray merry-go-round has knock-1 ed by the American (Tancer Se­ Admlatotrntlaa leaders ia Con- week. If granted, It would estab­ Paul Hoffman, former Economic cratic party organization, called tho (Toast Guard here said. geon General says wounded sol­ ed ■‘out cancers in dozens of a p -[ riety. Patients are chosen and *47 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DELUXE 4-DOOR lish a precedent for the -nation's greos told President Tmmaa 'to­ Cooperation admlnistgator, ' Bens. into action only Ihst Saturday, The Coast Guard cutter Hendo- diers who reach forward hospitals parently hopeless cancer patients; treatment guided by Dr. Huhg F. day tto Universal MlUtaft, *45 DaSOTO DELUXE 2-DOOR ‘ 'YnteraUtf transportation industry. Saltonstall and Lodge, of Massa­ opened a vigorous campaign to to was escorting the freighter as In Korea have more than twice as the second National Cancer (Ton- Hare, radiologist of the Lahey Other union demands include Training bUl faces rengh gotog *44 HUDSON 4-DOOR chusetts and Carlson m Kansas. make Triiman look good. A Ke­ it proceeded unuer its own power,, good a chance of recovering as ference waa told today. ^ In ic in Boston. la the Hntoe. pay hikea of 15- to 30 per cent. Gov. Lodge o f Connecticut,' and fauver victory could hint him if he and waa ready to assist If needed. World W ar 11 wounded. Some haye nd< signs of cancer Detafla of results in the fiiist 27 INCOME TAX The company offered a blanket- Voting on U M T la'.oxpectod to Rep. Herter, (R., Maas.). decided to run for re-election. He Captain, William R. Thomas, , Fordham University reports two two years later. But it';, too soon months with the merry-go-round togta tomorrow. 4.6 per cent pay boost and said 'ThO’Btate haa never seen so many hasn’t announced hla plans yet. was injured yesterday when high earthquahen recorded on its seis­ to call any of them cured. ' beam were disclosed at the open­ "IW sUlf8 4 m 1P 88— 8fg aW8*8 iss§ t in s w 8 tw ild n A that was the maximum allowable mograph Sunday and today. . . . ASSISTANCE nationally-known figures all at Taft winds up a three-day tour seas smashed part o f the ship's The merry-go-round is a revolv­ ing o f the National (Taiicer COnfer- MRS. WALLACE CRITICAL under way stabilixation cegula- Submarine- ‘‘Balao,’’ Pacific Vet­ ts Mthsrtt’t Trlfls M is s i Hsstlsg 0 / f." once. of Wisconsin today with a talk in bridge and damaged the steering ing chair. The patient sits in it epce. brinrtng togkthei- more than Waohhsgtoa, March 8—<45-^ DAILY IIOL'RS: tiona. I t also offered a cost o f liv­ eran o f W.orld W ar I I and now-w Entered in the primary, first of Burlington. Then he heads for gear about 350 miles southeast of while a powerful two million volt 1,000 U .Sl and foreign scienttota Thn White Hones aaM tedsy liS« to 8 P. M. ing clause. R rejected the five- unit of the New London group ’"Y m U fls, that wa. a M-As/r o f sn idea you had Its kind in 'the nation, are these New Hampahiro-omKa three-day. New York City. X-ray beam is aimed at his hidden and physiciana to report latest ad­ that the eenditlea of Mrs. David Roy Motors, Inc. Hnve Your Eye PhystcUn’a Preocription Accointely FIRrd By UiT day, 40-hour week, asserting that men or delegates pledged to them: cam paign., Laat night he met and will be reeonunlaaloned tomorrow when you ordered Ailantic’a Triple Refined The Mendota, which was In con­ cancer. As the patient spins slow­ vances to the campaign against Evenings by Appointment W. Wallaee^ mother-to-law of Only FIret Qnnllty LensM nnd Frnmeo iTaed Heating Oil ihit wimer. It burn, clean, gives would coat the company fU,6Q0,- T aft; Stassen. Gen. Dwight D. shook hands .with. 300 factory tact with the freighter's officers, at the sub base in Groton. ly, the beam concentrates on the cancer. Repair Service Given Immediate Attention. 0 0 6 at year. Pmddeat Tiiiinnn, lesaaiaa- maximum beat, and saves u* nccdltM repairs. Eisenhower and Gen. Douglas Msc- workers And ,their wives in Htl- reported by radio thst Cspt. canc.er. The spinning means leas So far, 366 patients have been OPEN EVEMINOS UNTIL • " I t lobka like this Is going to be "crtticaL" P rwddenttal Soes«« Tal. 4021 LEONARD M. GRACE, Uoensed' OpUclaa And that's n * blubber r* Arthur, on he GOP tic k e t;' and ivaukee. Thomar was In considerable pain TrcRMlry Balance damaging x-rayh on his skin and treated. The great majority had tary Joseph Short reported tMe Babyfauid a long strike," said one union of- DrSOTO and PLYMOUTH CARS CtUOrWrinStm Kefauver and President Truman on Staaaen, to N ew York, said on a and running a fever but able to Washington, March 8—(45—The healthy tissues,'and thua a bigger advanced cancer that couldn’t to aooa haBetto from Mtoi- 04M- f i c ^ . the.Democratic slate. television program that he Is not command the ship from hia bed. position of the Treaeury Feb. 28: dose hitting the cancer. cut out or treated w iy i usual X- THOS. J. QUISH - MANGHESnR OPTICAL COMPANY The walkout began at 13:01 WaBace H. Gmhaah phynletoR ; I 241 NORTH MAIN ST. MANCH'fesTER A P T . .N’O. f M ajor interest centered in the a “atalking horse" for Eisenhow- He suffered cuts and bruises Nat budget Irecelpts, 8187.876,- Developed At MIT ray methoda. * to tho Pfsaldeat: : KEMP'S, Inc. •. m. (3:01 a. m., e,o.t) Sunday. Tsft-Ihaenhowgr clash.. AH signs ez( snd doesn’t think the general over much o f his body and had a 047.13; budget expenditutas, 8336,- The merry-go-round method waa B .Cbnrter Onk Street « . MAK o o m L T. WOOD CO. Today, 157 have an aigna of can- "M m . WiSBaeo>a csadRlM oolnt to s neck-snd-neck race, al­ 439,866.53; cash balance, $5,109,- developed by Dr. John G- Trump erttkal. No chaaga Ham m -' SI BIS8ELL STREET . TEL. 44M .(OsaB P age Bto) T88 Mala 'mm though earlier predicUoiia - were (CealteMB sa Pago Six) (CoattoMfi Mi Page Twn) 155. 104.54. and asooctotes of Maaiaehusetts (Ooattodsd Ml Page y«vn) toedsjr." . '■> , -V \ imVCmiSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY' MARCH 8.1988 rtvenue officials, raquiraa -that Evil Is Fought ravenua - officlala aho«M Ha--frea- VCQvw m *09 TWIOIV .OCtlTlttlV Christian Ufa to-the 'tMor o f otil" ^g^:::Pj^rfSH |S Miniatar from-tha burdan of local..polttk*|.- See Sq^el Bid" Umi InsC^l Blanbo Wiliii^'fo Fili^ abUity," atotad Mr. Edgar. himself-«xpelled from the Wafdist By Forgiveni^ss, obligations." . Site la aurrtved. beaWen bar hua-' Eiolton WifUam B. Itolth and Edward Inve^ment of $1 m patty last year after he testified Several ladlM from the Tollqpd Oeorga baa contended that It ia ban4 by oaa aiater, Mga. Daaial Need of World, MacOauley, laymen of the church, Orders 30 Days the party's government had au­ Federated Church participated Ini not the aystam. but the type of i * For Truce Role Mlntr at Tonkera, N. Y„ and aav-' asaUted in the service of Holy thorised wire tapping.' Preachei^ States collectors who have been Aoaen, * 8IHaefcriali. lae. cral nleeaa and nephawa. Funaral De Molay Head Communion following the aermon. the World Day of Prayer Mrnco (CtH« fTMi r x f a Om ) liM P. >L PriaM Schobl Group Yields Return of Maher Pasha, also an Independ­ that baa brought tha tax oollect- aarvicaa will ba held on Wednes­ Rev. Edgar Sayd Music for the services was under Parliament Ban of Uit%ockviII« Oouncil of Churcl| W r^king Talk ent, had gotten pledgee of Wafdtat ^tooslng. "The Human Nsed of Ing lervlce Intmdlsreputa in numy Tag Um m daya la tu rfx c t that in day at 1:30 p. m. at SL John’s York Straagfeld of tha Man­ the direction of Herbert A. France, Women at the Baptist Church ia placM. B

the HtuL'* )qr Hoginhon, as today. Aslda from any emotional i ? * addition, It a s i^ party, which how donilnatea the the canal zone and recognize King sponsored by the Tolland Ladles’ oped ita peraiatent atalling tactica Maachester .... 88 way out-^lL thare la one—-would Branford Center cemetery, Bran­ ba given at the firahouse In Bolton it and make it worthwhile, and the offertory at the early service. Needs," Rev. Clifford O. Simpaon must approvq them. In ordinary at SS W illiam J. Nolin to Dis- fltSOy Masonic Temple of the value of Uvea ^ laglalatlve group/ Farouk's sovereignty over the' Su­ SAcle^ will atsrt Monday evening, practice, under a Democratic ad­ to a surprising degree." Hartford National b4 to drop Um idea of a neutral ford, Conn. starting Marjh from 9 Am. untQ something that lie la hot aahamed At tha second service the Chancel *« cnntlnus to aanra March 10 at 7:30, and will be held of Center Congregational Church In place, of floral glRa, friands noon. Mrs. Veronica Irvine 'wlU ba Choir presented “These T l^ g s guapansion of parliament waa dan. ministration, Democratic Senatora Libby replied: "The UN Com­ Bank and T ru st... 37 38 eopuniaslon entirely and go back cuM *T1ie Commaiiity Rajrmond D. Blanco, Jr., son of of. I f one is not aahamed df his investment In the R ^ the community. The new cabinet appeared as­ March 13, March 17. March 20 and spoke at the three morning serv­ mand and the UN do not indulge in Oonn. Trust 78 83 are asked to send contributions for the instructor for this 24 hour Shall Be," by Broughton, as the of.< CroM Blood program briaga a; xn y resident may mav. a ii a m announced Saturday morning ices yesterday preetding the Cale- moke recommendatlona for the to the proposition originally sug> Wr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Blanco sured, at least temporarily, of the March 24, with Mrs. Maurice Hniv WotogmenU In their states. lies _ . . . We do not lie. Wa have . Tmat ... 87 _ Schod}!’J Social Hour the Connecticut Cancer Society to course given on eight successive religion, then he, too, needs to do fertory anthem. yield of better than 17 times Its i i„iVuIi ai5? but Maher Paaha, after a h\irrl«d support of all parties-except the Foulkes of Roekvine aa instructor. have , Republican hot lied.- We ahan hot He." ' Itata - tikted hy the united Natronr aid# ' Mias Elsie Cummings, 10 Elling­ of 102 Summit street, wlU he la- Wedneeoays. The new method at something about It, for the world At the evening service Sunday, ^ e in dollars and cento for every i L I cabinet meeting, announced hU Wafd. Declarations of support The annual Rea Cross drive, Forgiveness ia a poaiUve active Senators, the recommendations are ' WTU Swap POW DnU and T r u s t...... 80 — Uiat the truce ,be supervised hy a ton avenue, w )m will acknowlatlM stalled aa mastor councilor of John artificial resf-lratlon known as the today stiUids la n e^ at a wltneiea Rev. Percy F. Smith deUvered the dollar spent ARC ofllclaU pointed force in the world—it is an activity RockvWe, March 3—^The mrnith- donations and forward them to tea Mather Chapter, Order of De Mo­ back pressure-arm lift method will to q. faith that gives men aome- out today - * ^ te c t your Investment by glv- government did not approve the were issued by the Sa'adists and started .Sunday, MarCh 2, with a made by the State Oelnocratlc or­ fJoncemlng the exchange . of lira Inanrnnca joint commission of belliforenta. message on "Peter, The Rock Thit the Liberal • Constitutionalists. large force of canvassers. of God for fighting evil,” explain­ ganisation. ly meeting of the Ruraj.^emon society. TIm Ladd Funeral Home lay, at a.aemi-publlc Installation of he taught, Eve.'yone who la inter­ Uiliig to live by and live as only Moved." Harold Baglln, tenor, waa In v S ^ e n t In the blood program your local Red action. Shortly after he re- data on prisoners, Libby told the Aatna F in ...... 88(4 85(4 KrenaMn Mfoata Credit Cross Fund driys. Both Invssti Ha.7>t‘s position in nouncement pendmg a plenary"•’■v o'clock at Hicks Memorial School. PnkBe Utilltlea Russians contend it was a sugges­ ville at the age of 6 yemra. Society for Crippled Children and The aermoh waa the first In a ae- dollar, glyen to the Red Cross Fimd relation to Britain but that he and left behind nothing but debts. yers—not the Justice department ever, that the. warning represent­ day.” Folknving the meeting the B, waa presented in Town Court drive to keep this program in ex­ Two local residents obaorve meeting Tuesday presided over by A report from the nominating Oonn. Light, Power.. . 15(4 18%. tion by them that atarted the ne­ Ha was a member of Trinity Adults. The campaign will Span riea of Lenten messages on the their 25th annlversarlM with Haft- would need time before he could Nahas Pasha, The buaineas. man had hla choice —and he will make his reports to ed no threat to break off the talks. gotiations in the first place seven class rooms will l>e open and there Lutheran Church, and the Hocka- theme, “The Triumphant Chrlit.” thU morning on a charge of oper­ istence yields $17.32 In return. begin new talka aimed at settling committee will be given. Refresh­ gf recovering from auch a blow by President Truman and not to At­ Before winding up his heated Conn. P o w er...... 88 88 will be a social period with re­ March 13 and continue through ating a motor vehicle wlille under ford inaurance companies t™ 'The Independent and well-in­ ments will be served bv the fourth Hartford Elec. Lt. ... 46(4 48H months ago. Technically that is num Benevolent Society. He was Easter Sunday. This ia the daso- Mr. Edgar made use of the In the last six months of 1951, week. the Anglo-Egyptian dispute. formed newspafter Akher Lahza becoming cynical and recovering torney General McGrath who ap­ statement, LeC s{^n demanded a correct, although other countries freshments in the cofeterte. a tailor in Rockvitte for 85 yean. ■pottle Paul as an Illustration of the Influence of Intoxicating liq­ 733 pinto of blood were obtained The weekend political upheav­ grade mothers with Mrs. Herbert his fosses by unscrupulous ways pointed him to hla Job . further accounting of the Koje Hartford Gas Oo...... 87 89 Maple Street PTA ctation's 19th annual campaign to uors or drugs. The case 'was con­ Leo K. Stiles of 38 HoUlsfiA-* said the new government had blue­ So. Naw Ikiflaad including the ,U. 8. had )>een sug­ He leaves his wife, Mrs. Lillie raiaa funds to help clipped chil­ one who was not ashamed of his' by the Manchester Memorial Hos­ al came Just a.s such talks were Nlederwerfer acting as the chair­ from other people, or, aa a Chris­ island prison camp riot In which The monthly meeting of the K 111 n e r 8c)meider; one son, tinued under |300 bond until next street, of the mortgage114(4$ tlNBUloan UC*de­ printed a sweeping "internal man. a. Rep. Keating (R-NY) said Tel...... 38(4 38(4 gesting negotiations for many dren and adults througiiout the religion, for he found In the gos­ pital for local use. At the com­ partment at Tr&x’elerm Insurancl^' due to start between Maher Pasha purge',' comprising these points; tian, he could forgive, absorb the public' hearings' In a House In­ 75 Allied-held Korean civilian in­ weeks before. Maplq Street Parent Teacher Ao- George L. Schneider at Minneapo­ pel the power of God for salvation. Saturday. mercial rate operative in the areas and British Ambassador.Sir Ralph Miss Alma Dorothy Amlot. of evil, rob it of it.? power of con­ ternees were killed and more than Mannfaetnrlag Ceeapaales - aociation will be held this evenlqg. state to overcome their haitdicape. McManus' waa arrested hy Pa­ Company, willrill observe hla anni- 1. Csncellation of all "excep­ vestigation of the Justice depart­ When the talks, actually began lis, Minn.; and one daughter, Misa Bolton residents will no doubt Early In his Oiristian miniatfy not covered by the blood program, verMry with, that company Stevenson. Sir Ralph postponed We.st Tolland1 and Kenneth Theo tinuing and pour Into the blood- 130 wounded. Am. Hardware...... 19(4 31(4 A music demonstration, conducted trolman Frederick Tedford follow­ tional promotions" through which ...... 1 ... iinuing ana pour inio me oiooo- ment probably will start around the Russians were out of the pic­ Frances C. Schneider of ^lockviUe. wish to mark their new telephone Paul wrote to the church at Rome: each pint would have cost $25 or March 7 and W. R. Moore, of 457 the flrst meeting Saturday, how­ Ubby reiterated that the Inci­ Arrow, Hart and Heg. 48(4 51 (s hy Ward Krause, wdll feature Private funeral services will )>e “I am .not aahamed of the gospel ing Investigation of an accident at some offlcisls had 'greatly en­ marriedmsrHed Saturday. Feb. 23.. In h««»ng and April 1 with McGrath as the first ture. At the laat United Nations directories to correct an error ap­ $18,325, plus hospital fees. Under Adams street, of the Connecticut ever. with the announcement he creative power of God. witness. Keating said the House dent was an Internal affair since Asaoc. S p rin g ...... 30 38 meeting in Paris they piit up a pupils of the Maple street school. held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the of Christ, for It Is a power of Ood 4:15 Saturday afternoon on High­ the Red Cross program, the pa­ riched themselves. Rockville, Daniel Davis of Bristol, Bristol Brass ...... 18 Mr. Xrauae will answer questions pearing under the Town of Bolton field. National of Hartford Oiwp,’ had a audden chill. 2. Commissions to Investigate Aa a divine example Mr. Simp­ Judiciary subcommittee looking the Internees were not prisonera 15 ■tiff fight to have the talks trans­ Ladd Funeral Home. Rev. Eric unto salvation.” land otreet. According to the of- tients paid 'bnly the hospital fees; The new Prime Minister and his Ju.stice of the Peace, officiating. ..of war...... ______...... Oolllns ...... 170 190 concerning music in the schools, Piemr, pastor of the Trinity Hating. The number 3601 alioUld /Icer,JPlKford Maaoey, 45, of An; observed his with that company caaea of eorrupltortr'- son -used- the forgivenasa -of- into the department—also ^to -be ferred to the UN, ...... — ------appear opposite . the listing. Dog . The minuter pointed out that and the blood, given to each pa­ today;—: ■ • cabinet of independents was sworn ' AnnoUheement has been receiv­ Investigated by Morris—will hold The subcommittee on prisoner Bih-Maft". I.,. .7T.... 89 72 and plans will be dtsenssed for tlie Lutheran Church’, will officiate. ■uch an affirmation of hU faith dover, was travelUng east on tient without charge, cost the Red 3. Enforcement of the recently for Peter. Peter swore to lay down Officisls here then )>elleved and hobby show, M rs Leonard W. Warden, and 3-1282, opposite the In yesterday, after an audience ed of the birth of a son to Mr. and hla life for-Chriat and ran away. other bearings in Boston -and exchange and staff, officers work­ BfSrtnr • S«(4 3»(4 -BtUI-dp -tM - Uieip phjMtiye wu- w - .Burial .wiU.be. in .Grove HIU Ceme?. .could be made because Paul found Highland ctreqt, Massey told Ted­ Cross Blood program $1,058. local­ ~ with Kfiig Faroiik. The Mbh^ adopted •■fortune- law."- This em- :YTederickhu cdplei bf the'K llettnq- for the Chairman of the powera .the govaenment to. Inveati- Mrs;- HgfOId West of toUsrid at Ms. waa-iotgiven. and. tbat.focglY.e-. Providence, R. I., and possibly m ing on truce jupiejrriaian agrMd-to Hart.lt Ctootsy.-.,..,-,. 87 iltuetibn in ' which the Soviets ,tery. The funeral home will be in the g o ^ of Christ the power ford he MW an oncoming vehicle ly- arch ■ nameit.... Kitaly— -following tbw Johnson -Memonar HSkpItaf W Landers, Prary, CTk. . 31(4 23 >4 by-laws and these 'wlU 'be 'avail­ open Ifila 'afteijlobh' jahd'4VdiUUg.' ' Board - of Education:...... 'to'live'Wen,'"1116 'power'fo'iive'’ now ■tfaVelllliif'on W'e'Wtorig'iide ofth'e ' 'Rmte'XOly T, 1050, ho'patleht'lh' gate the origin of ministers' and ness absorbed the aln, of Peter's Sah I'riinciscbr'' Kansas blty, St. meet again at 11 a. m. Tuesday (9 could strut before the world as the ' Mrs. Louise Anderson, dialrman Maher Paaha's resignation. Stafford Springs. The chllA^la a Louis and Chicago. >. p. m. e.s.t. Monday) in Panmun- Nenr B rit Mach. 0>.. . 85 87 able at tonight’s meeting. ; and the power of the endlesa life. road. McManus w as'the operator any Connecticut hospital has paid In a letter accepting the King's high officials' fortunes. failure, changed him into the Rock real peacCnuikCrs in Korea. Following the business aeaaion of the Bolton - polio drive, haa grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert jom. Nolih and Judd...... 28(4 31(4 State Department ofliclala have "The power of God which Paul of the other car. Massey aald he one cent for blood. The patients mandate, Hilaly pledged he would 4. Issuance of a new electoral and he went forth to found the Russell Mfg...... refreshments will nc served by the acknowledged a contribution from found in Jesus Christ Is available PRESCRIPTIONS law requiring ^ach party , to give Weri of the Snlpslc Lake section Church. . Doiva Two Ml Os 17>4 19(4 been frankly surprised at the stub- Give Miss Johnson pulled off the road and slowed have been charged only for the wipe out disturbances and clem of Tolland and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Works com. 53(4 57(4 Grade 3 mothers wdth'Mra. Hyman Bolton Grange No. 47. The total for men and women In all walks down,. bu( could not avoid the Carrfalfy eompoanded, particulars of the source of Its To point out the human need fdr Meanwhile, outnumbered Amer-' hornness with which the Reds have Berman as hostess. received In the drive now stands hospital fees which would. have up the government. He would, Qrpyer Main of .Stafford, .formerr Terry Steam ...... 98 108 of .life today. It begilns when we crash. McManus said he applied been charged In any event. funds and Inflicting heavy penal­ forglvenesa — forgiveness from About To w n ^ jran Sabre Jets shot down two demand«l Russian participation in School of Edueatton at S97S.85. eonfeu our alns drriara ofir-Vam, ha said, cru.sh "politics which have ly of Tolland. Torrlngton ...... 31 33 Birthday Parly confess our alns, declare our^fstth hla brakes but skidded Into the The Red Cross Blood program ^rUmrCrui^Slortt become a trade used for a source ties "on whoever sells or buys God, forgiveness of man for man CMmmunfst MIO-16 jets today and Union Mfg...... truce supervision. . They thought The Tolland County School for , The first meeting of a proposed and resolve faithfully to live the votes." There will be two meetings to­ — Mr. Simpson used the witheai Hose and Ladder Company No. damaged five otheps aa an esti­ 21 34 at first the proposal would appear discussion group will be held at Maoaey vehicle. cannot continue unassisted. It of Income." U. 8. Envelope com. , 78 88 Chriitlan Education will hold ita The Chamber of Deputies and night at the Tolland Town Hall, of a medical authority, a modem 1 wUl have its March meeting to­ mated 350 Red fighters swept so preposterous even to the (jom- Mprch session tonight at the Miss Florence Johnson, daugh­ the school tonight at 8 o'clock. The snti-Wsfdlst press saw one a special meeting, the other morrow night at 8 o’clock at the south of the Yalu. U. S. E nvelt^ pfd. . 80 85 munists that it would quickly ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew John­ this as directed at- the Wafdtsts, Senate will meet tonight to hear poet and a theological professor Veeder-Root...... ___ , Union Congregational Church at and Mrs. William J . Morrison of 18 a reading of the decree suspenAng an adjourned town meeting. The all testifying thst the sense of hose house. All members are re­ The Sabres tangled with the 82(4 ( 35>4 modified or given up. 7:30. Sumner Thompson, director son of 449 Main otrect, was given Advertisement— SBKBBIBBBISiBBaSIBSIBBB who had controlled the govern­ special town meeting Involves fi­ quested to attend. The above quotations are not to a surprise birthday party ’ y ^ e r - LUley street will be seated as sen­ ment from the 1B50 general elec­ them for one month, Jt was offi­ gyiilt plays k large part in every swrift MIGs in ^our separate bat­ Hence at the moment there Is of visual aids of. the Blast Hart­ ior councilor, and Frederick W. Lawnmowers sharpened. . Call cially announced. nancial adjjiistments in the town human life and t ;i.'e is a deep tles. The two Red jeU the Air be construed as actual marketa. not aa much optimism about peace ford schools WUI apeak'on "Visual day airtemoon at her home, with Charles Warren, Route 6, tele­ tions until .Klpg Fsrouk ousted budget, the adding to or transfer Schedule for tonight's playoffs her mother acting as hostess. Misa Hanson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Wafdist- Prime .Minister .-ilusta-; Newspapers today pointed out need for atonement. Force said were shot down boosted in Korea as there had been, but and Aiido Alda and Records.” Frederick W. Hanson of 131 Hoi- phone, 4322. of funds within thii Budget. “ The in ‘he West Side Midget Basket­ There will be a workshop and de- Joluison will actually celebrate her pha el Nshas -.Pasha_J,an.._ 20, that the one-month suapehaion liaing the acene of Christ on the to -200 tne number of MIGs de­ neither is there yet any real ex- ll»I.cr-,»!JWtj...wlU,.b«Beated. Junior. TrteaMwruiiuany l» pfWrnillnSry "to adjourned town:meeting'-wtU maW-: (Tfdaa ' as'" Tor'glvehesi ' i f Its' "be'sC ball-4,eagu«- 4s *efoHowe:«;8ft. stroyed hy Fifth “Air"Force' pianea pectatlon zjf • a'breakdown hi' ta lk s.' • partment skill-rtiopa;------birthday- tomortow,------NEW SPRING STYLES AT KEITH'S BRING Momihaift 'Sgurea in’ Nahiis Ponticelli’s vs. West Sides: 7:30, Aiiriol-Calls-Pinay- Many of her friends from Che- cotmcUor. dUsolutloh qf parliament and call­ ly take up financial* and school and higheat level, he said, "On the in Korea a spokesman said. Mrs. Harvey E. Crandall Appointive officers of the chap­ ing a new election. .matters. On general tow’n financial Cross God acted a divine dfama Deci’a vs. Nasslffs. Funeral services for Mrs. Emma rfey Brothers, where she is em­ .41umnae Planning ployed, and relatives attended the ter tdsa to be Installed include: affairs the eettlng or a tax rate on illustrating God'a aiipreme act of To Build Cabinet Booth Crandall, 77, wife of Harvey senior deacon, Gilbert W rl^ t; the Grand List as of Oct: 1, 1931. outgoing love. Here is forgiveness Little League Baseball Boosters E. Crandall, who died Saturday at party, preeentlng the guest of Joint Meeting will hold aq important meeting: at Concert Program honor with many lovely gifts. A junior deacon. George E. Robin­ report-pn^-ths"-paying— of overcomlng-evH-and sin. (Conttoned teeai Page One) the home of her son. Clayton .H. son, J r ; senior steward, Newton In j u reir ^kippeit tem-n bills totilirig 836.623.94 will The Senior Choir, directed by A. the West Side Rec 'Die^ay night Crandall of the Hartford turnpike, delfcious buffet luncheon ' was at 7:30. * Schools In town will be in ses­ served. Schlebel; junior steward, Gordon On Tuesday, March 11, the be made. Also scheduled is a re­ R. Watson aang Gounod's, “O Di­ Set by Choralers said hie objective would l>e to bul­ we(e held this afternoon at the Meade; Captain, Karl Jones; mar­ sion today after a ten daya vaca­ White Funeral Home. Rev. For­ Hartford Pembroke College Club Guides Ship Home port on the recent School Board vine Redeemer.” . r • Staff Sgt. Carl G. Farris, son of wark the franc, fight Inflation and shal, Errol M. Warner, J r ; orator, will hold a combined meetSig with meeting, the moat important item Erwin Whltham. William Stedk- reduce prices. He will report back tion. rest Musser, pastor of the Union Gilbert AndenKfii; sentinel, Donald Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farris of 9 The Beethoven Glee a u b has the Hartford Wheaton (College of which was board approval of el and Elmore Olbaon ^^-ere in­ to the prealdeht tomorrow. The topic of Rev. David Crock­ Congregational Church, officiated. Anderson; standard bearer, Ru­ (Oabtlnued from Page flao) Durkin street, who Is stationed at since the first of the - year been Burial, was in tha South CCmetery, Ellington Alumnae Club at Webster Hall in final plans,-for a proposed addl(,lon stalled S.S members of the ^ a rd Perron. Air Force Base. Sherman. Plnay (pronounced pea-nay) ett's sermon Sunday at the Wap- dolph Neubauer: Almoner, (Jarl Hartford at 8 p. m. to the Hicks Hemorisl School. A of Deacons at the 9:15 service. holding weekly rehearsals on Mon­ owns a big leather business. He Tolland.. Davis; preceptors, Glenn Bradley, posaible ankle fracture. The ankle Tex., arrived home unexpectedly day evenings at the Emanuel ping Community Church waa: "A City Policewoman Vera Conroy final application for grants hat got into politics through a busi­ Mrs. Crandall waa horn in Haz- The Friendahip class of Elling­ Lawrence E.' Johnson, Harold Cr<^ will be the speaker. Miss Margaret waa placed in a apllnt. Thursday. He leaves Wednesday Lutheran Church under its new nessman’s interest in local affairs', Commanding Loyalty." The Youth ardvllle Dec. 25, 1874, and had ton Congregational Church will zler, Charles Braun, Roderich There was no report of injury to been prepared and the school plans to pick up a prisoner at WestoveV conductor. Oarcnce W. Helsing, Duffy, of Hartford, will be hostess as approved have been .-ent to the winning the mayor's Job in Saint Fellowship met at the Commun­ lived In Rockville for 42 years, meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Warner, Norman Anderson and for the evening, assisted by Mrs. any of the oth-'r 37 men aboard Treasury Aide Field, Mass., and, take him back together with the accompanist, Cniamond. a town of 14.000 in coming here from Tolland. She Ronald Seave.y. Keith'a la Ready For Spring . . With The Newest In the Rachel Jackson. School Building Committee and to to Texas by plqne. . ity House in the evening and con­ Agnes Kibbee at 8 o'clock for their Charles H. King of Manchester. You Will Find Suites And Occasional Pieces In A Wida Paul A. Chetelat, in preparation southeast Franqe. He served in the leaves another son, Clifton B. regular businesa meeting and ao- The installing officers will be Home Furnishings . . At Budget Prices That Mean Sub- Four ships, including the Men- the state. Within the next few for a program at Stafford Springs ducted a Bible quis; with Joan Mrs. Roy. G. Weberg of West Range Of Prices . . To Suit Every Taste, Every Budget. wreeka officials -wltl 'probably let To Be Quizzed pre-war Chamber-of Deputies Mtid Pratt and Ralph Wetherell, Jr., as CrahdMI of <3rY»tal --.Leker cisJ. the state officers. These are Mar­ Hartford and; M rs.: L..-. Lawrence atontlal .Savings T o . You.... . ,-Pltui To ShopHeUh'ai.... ; - .. doW,-aped to the aid of'the Liber- ■ The Hbiy FamllV Mothers Circle for the Staff6rd'‘'Women’s Club on later went into the Senate. He daughter, Mrs. Bernard J . Kruger The leap year card party held vin Goodrich, state master coun- mt..b!pr«rt« :.9 5 7 ' hut would have to go to Washing­ natiirall.v and easily, go ahead, and for their recasting, . - colara. No extra charge for cutting and ton__ -...... ve.'ir-old Negro, has been ch a rg e '..The _ French__Socialist _party "R oom "S ilv e r binding In.standard sixes!...... make -tha first move toward ■u-lth vlolatlrir the fWeFal'Maii’n "Sq. Yd. ^ Snyder in.sisted that was not friendship. dashed Reyhaud'a hopes when It P o t 'Oh'c' C itv” WANTED—Your property t,0 .sell. act in hringmg Mrs. Scott from refu.sed to join a government with correct, .sn!|. s.a,lr;,hla „yle\v..waa un­ ...... Don't .Be .Too £ager...... M ore” (In color) ReiiaWe-buyers waiting.with cash the -Midwest* city -to- New York follower*-of Charlea-de Gaulle- - »:7t:r,:3S -S !l5 1 ';T:T 5-»VU Open-A Kffifh Ac«o«ftf for four,' five, six, seven room sin­ held bv Attorney General J, How­ .But don't be so eager to turn sl'o-Uy before her death. the French Peoples Rally (RPF). An ordar of Hit Fodaral Govarnmant Hmits Hm amount of coppor wlio that gle and two-family in Manches­ ard_ McOr-th. . . ! each acquaintanceship into friend- The dead girl's father, Capt. Socialist leaderiS' accused De WED.: ‘•iNVllVUnON’* ter,' Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. , *1,'"** committee Is ship that .vou give the impression George Richardson, of Milwaukee, Gaulle of "anti-RepubItcan tend­ ’4IIEEPSTER tho Company may uso or obtain in tfco futuro and rostricts Hio Company's a resolution of dlKipproval soon- ! of reaching out and grabbing des- Ffhances arranged. Howard R. identifted her bod.v vesterdav In encies and implied that his follow­ » ability to oatond ita wlrot along stroots and now locotiona. Hastings. Phone 2-U07. spr^ by Senator George (D-Ga.) | perately at those you meet Greenwich. He Is a Grtat Lakes ers would enter such a coalition Oonvertlble, yellow body, black It _n^as strong backing. Tlist quickly scares people awa.v. boat captain. only to seize outright powers- for top. leather seats, radio and The committee is to vote tomor­ Your very eagentess will make themselves. beater, good tiros. - economical row on the George resDliition. Re- Anyono bnilding or planning to build o ttructuro for which atoctric tarvico them more hesitant about accept Reynaud had’ proposed' that transportation, with overdrive. -gardlsss.of 4ts-decisioni Uve-Fesrtl(\- ing^ you—------; ------T tlon wilt go to the Senate itself leaders of alt parties except the it dosifod y IwoM call at our offko |9r up-to-dato fnfonnotion aa to thb" Try to rela.x a bit, and w.ait for! X-rav’Chail* K ills ^ Comrauniats Join him in the cabs CIRCLE for..a .vote,. . V - , . i a few-friendships to blossom, - in-. j Inet to, map out a common pro­ >UA -d THURS. ’510t0S.“9 r - ovoMobilily of sorvko, aa froquont diangoa in roatrktiont ora oapoctad.* Mr. TTruman s plan will become j stead of trying to force each i ,.Caiicer in Dozens gram for aalvalion of the natlon'e effective on Friday of next week fhlbom:------• ^...... Tho soma applioa in tho coso of a commorcial or indintriol cuatomor gon- unless the Sen,ate meantimet That method may seem painful-! currency and equilibrium of the 4-door- black, deinxe sedan, country's finapeea. reekag engine. , ,_.hjrdramntta ad^tsthe resolution. |y slow, but it is the best wav to' .> ,f.wm..PBgn Onn) ttm plotbig tho purobofo o f oddiMonot aquipinont'Mid o cow oqiw iit liiaooao tBst" Ji, ■ roaklnf.. iwting' drive radio, Ifeater vent, the rrorgiiniSlinoh plan presents ships. .« ■ —^ cer.' and some have been clear for 'aliftde4;''rtliie'abSY^lip^^ the basic Issue whether Congre.s* And remember thlq. In friend- one to tw'o years. But cancer isn’t Ten jPrize Winners owner. . — • wants to "reject The President’s ships quality counts for more than considered cured until et least five . W V '* 9 Mw a. recommendation that the tax col- quantity. years have passed with no recur* In ganorol, ovalliAlo tnppHos of rngtoriah wfli bo naod In tneh a way ao to .6---- List^l bv ^ Blair^s lectors be taken out from under : A few real friends are more sat- rence. -. j-,-/- . , ^ ^ TKHNICOiOt 'ItDODCE the political pMrnni^ge system." | Isfjing than giany fair-weather Forty-seven have died, some of — O N T H E S A M E S H O W - ^ fnrnisir taorvica to tho grootast nnmbof- .pf cmtHman, wMi conatraction I'ndrr (Tvil RervTre friends. other dia^a.ses; J9 have cancers Blair's Women's Apparel Shop The plan would put all officials (AU rights reserved, NEA Club coupe, enstom, dark gray, raqniring tho loast amount of critical matcriab being takon earn of first. that have spread, 12 have per­ announced today the names of radio. hMter. tuld drive. Very Ir. the Buresu of Intcmsl Revenue . Service, Inc.) sistent cancers and in five the G O S S I P BENCH under Ovil Service except for the their cuetomera who won the 10 clean. Innerspring Twin Studio cancers returned. Another 46 are anniversary sale gifts, ranging g u 0M g > A *’ Wo rogret' oacoodingly any inconvonionco which may bo couaod our cuato- Space HVing phone table and cliair in rlch'Ma- Sn.fcNT CLOW top man. the CVimmissioner. Holiday For Irish under treatment still or finished it from a 18-pound cake or a Betty Dunlap said the necessity that V bogany finish with seat cushion upholstered in Handsome double duty couches that serve too recently to be called free of Barclay dress to a gift certificate, r mart/and .wo will do Our boaf |u taka car# uf ovaryoua'a naodt. Howavar, OIL BURNERS the public have full confidence in Dublin. UP>~- St. Patrick's Da.v— the disease. heavy duran plastic. Ehcceptlonsl value I as a comfortable divan during the day . . the fairness and impai-tlallty of in the three day bargain event ’5INERCURY at night easily open to a full size bed or : March 17^ls one of Ireland's three A new nnti-cancer beam, con­ which was held at the store tfcia gov^m ont ordar, and olfciri wkich will nndoubtadly follow, all dtrignod j big holidays. Tlie others are trolled to hit precisely at any Thursday. M day and Saturday 4*door aednn, Ught bine, radio, aeparate twin beds. Full inflersprlng con­ {Christmas and Good Frida.'i’. depth up to 3>v Inches under the of lost w-eein benter. sent coven. One owner. to aid oof' country'a m obilisatlan, aro o f nocosaMy binding On ovoryono.' 1 9 * 9 5 struction, durable covers. *59 Although both a legal -and reli- skin, was described bv Drs. Roger The winifera were: Mrs. Laura FHONE 3879 WINDOW OLA98 ' gious holiday—it honors the saliit A, Harve,t. John S. Laughlln and Bolack, ‘81 Lenox street; Mrs. E. SPECIAL WORK who converted Ireland to Chris- Lewis L. Haas of the University of EVE. 2-0179 M. Bracken, 62 Pleasant street; OPEN EVENINGS STORE HOURS: Ckwed Wednesdays a t Noon, Open Thursdaya UuMI' STEEL SASH ' tianity—the celebratiqiis resemble Rlinois. Misa Olga Brondale, Brandy those in the United States on the Op*n An Aeeounf 9 P. M. Open Other Days From 9 A. 8L UntU iiM P. M, This )>eanr is electron'i, 'gener­ street, Bolton;. H. Calhoun, 108 Monday ttrough Saturday Fletcher Glass Co. Fourth of July, with parades and ated in.the atom-smashing betra-. Benton street: Elaine Johnson. i political speeches. tron. It car be controlled to hit Lake street; Nell MIckewicz. 20 of M*weii*8t»r Irish pubs are closed On the cancers just beneath the skin or Hale road: Mrs. William E. Pow­ 166 West Middle Turnpike r three holidays, and- in all the skull, or go several inches deep to ers, Jr., 184 Middle Turnpike east: OF MANCHESTER length and breadth of the Emerald. beam on breast cancer without Barbara Russell, 71 Wells street; MANCHESTER Isle there's but one place to legally AUTO GLASS — INSTAUED touching the lunge or other tis­ Mrs. John Suhie, S3 Knighton The CoHNEcncuT Power Compriiv fine . toast its patron saint: the Annual sues, they said. . street; w d Dorothy C. Walker, MIRRORS — HNISHED and INSTAUED Dog Show at Bell's Bridge outside In first tests on 15 men and 438 Middle turnpike east. MOTOR SALES GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Dublin. women, the electron beam usually James Bleir. o«-ner of the store, West Center at Hartford JCeitlt^s brought some relief of pain, and OPEN SATURDAYS ESTIMATES GLADLY On'EN stated tliat in Ills opinion this IIJL MAIM CT nDijnCITI* uiru rr*iiri(-i» POR.MERLV WITH M ETCALR may have made eonie cancers dia- eighth anniversary tale was by 1115 MAIN ST OPt'OSITL HIGH SCHOOL J u ^ n i t u h i appear at least temporarily, they far the largeat on record for the said. k x ^ khop. ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, MARCH 3. 1962

E. Stewart. Jr„ chairman of gave a most Inspt^g addrear Modern Maids ModeF Moscow Made Modes, tho Board of Bducatlan. Marlow*g Announceg Prise Wioners Lenten Program telling"; of the condRiops as they Foreign Aid a ■ • ■ Votes 6 to 3 Rev. Truman O. Iralaad, pastor exist in Africa today and point­ of 'th o First Congragatlonal ing out ways in whicii Americana Russian *Siyles* Prove Sleazy and Expensive Church, used "latroapaetlva Is Well-Attended Shown in New York, can do much to help these people DR/ SIDNEY VERNON Slash Rests T o U ph old Analysis of Prayar’ as Ms sannon who really have so little. Mis­ topic Sunday daring tha 10:48 H i* first in tlM M rtds of Lenten sionary Otoon and hU wife expect ANNOUIKneS THE OPENINO OF HI8 OYTCCB By < a. ra. aarvlcaa. N ^ Yorit PoUce Reoei^ Rojml ■ O. Flabar at Hardwick. Sunday evening'proframa at ths to return to the African mission FOR THE PRACTICE OP MEDICINB AND BURGBRT ' NBA WORMUI’S Editor M Ua., has bccB angngad by the' Tha Ladias Aaaorietkm of the Second Oongregatlonal Churcli field this summer. O n F ran ce New York—(NEA)—The cur­ N . Y . R u le Qeom W. Ooodne, 08, of 60 ’ Tenneiwee Warrant In Board at Education aa principal o t Church WiU have a.doughnut sale A T . North Elm straat, Weatfltfd, Maaa, Wednesday from 11 a. m. to 3 lari night was thoroughly enjoyed ' Mrs, John Johnson, president of 889 MAIN STREET rent fashion “look" in Mos­ the Coventry aehool ayatem. Mr. the Miaslonacy (Jtrcle, gave some died .suddenly yeetarday at tha CoMody Sqnabbte Flaher wUI aasuma Ma duUea a aot p. aa! In the veetry of tho church by a large turnout of the families MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT • (O— ttaww* fa— r » g * Om ) cow calls for heavily padded] (OsattacM ftata rag* Om ) of the highlights of the organiza­ homo of RuMl^ VonyiUe. 180 April 1. Ha la prasantly aarvtng aa for tho benefit of , the redecoration in tbs pariah. •houldcra, knee-;length skirts, tag­ Chestnut atreet. whe > was vta- Albany. N. T„ Mazeh «-H «— fund. ' Th* program opened at 5 tion, which was known at its in­ V CHiTICE HOURS: B Y APPO lN TM EN r' rtiould.b* cut coiuiderftbly and It A.state employing ofOdala and auporintendent o f district 8 schools ception as the Young Women's ging hemlines and aleaay fabrics. itln g .' t State PoUce reeelvad • T annaeaii ta Bane. Hardwick and Potsrs- A ll the replaatarlng In the aanc- o'clock with an organ recital by TELEPHONE 7403 ahould be placed aolelv on the tsachars for Its aehool system Boim in WatervUla, Me„ h r had wemat today charging Private tuary was dona without chargo tqr Warren D, Wood. argan>t and Missionary Society. Thirty char­ Examples of what the well- "m ay very property Inquire into ham, Maas., where he has been ter, members were present at the tMata of common defenae," he de­ dressed (and wealthy) Muscovite twen a resident of Hartford for 36 DatacUva Tbomae. J. Ftaadam with since Sq>tember. 1960. the following mfn: Alfred Tych- choir director of Uw church, who the company they keep”, Mtaton years before rentoviim to WeetSeld kidnaping giyear-old CUrenca of Beat Hartford. Jamao Mur­ to alM conductor of the Manches­ first meeting which held in clared. miss is wearing were brought here Hia salary will be $5,800 pro rata the paradnage on a stormy night by Mrs. Alan Q. Kirk, wife of srrote. "And nr* knoir ef no nile, eight years ago. Ha was em­ Templaton In front of bis sphool phy of Hartford, Edward A Neu­ ter Choral Society and director Sen; Douclaa (D-Ill), one of the rtwatlttltlOMt or otherarlae thnt for tho current sriMol year, Mrs. mann, Weslie M. Dny, iver Bunk­ in March. Mrs. Theodore Palmer, Anate'a chief economy ^vocatea Admiral Kirk, the former Ameri­ ployed by Anderson and Sons, Inc., In KnoxvUla. Alanaon E. Stewart, Jr.,, chairman o f music in Junior high school can ambassador to Russia. prevrate the state, when determin­ of Westflald. Tho boy, resting at his mothar's • er, Marcus HamUton, Ralph Krclt- grades. Mr. Wood played a var­ wife of the pastor at that time, a k d In a aeparate Interview he fa- ing the fltnesa and loyalty of of the Board. of Education, said aer, all of South Covantir, was chosen to serve aa president. In silhouette, Russian fashioiM He leaves two aona, George V. home here, baa been tha center of _Friday. ied selection of numbers, and a I a cut a t billion dollars in MCh peivona from considering the Ihe^RobffKaon SehoM During the evening Mis* Mar­ Prealdent'a proposed budget are comparable to the worst of Ooodno of Somerswortb. N. H., e two-state court 4ght betwoaa Ms Mr. Flaher received Ma A B . d ^ veapfr strvice conducted by the organlaatlons and persona srtth ketbaU team lost to llansflrid tha Diana Mmg, * "How "Lively is ours dimtly before World War and Alphonae O .. Ooodho of Rye, father. Jaroma Tamplaton ■ of nee at the University of Vermont mlntoter. Rev. Leland O. Hunt ItUay of lOH billioni for ail ■whom they eaeociate." State Training School and Hoa- followed in the auditorium. the Hand of God," by Raymond krraa o f foreign aid. n. But' In fabric and workman- N. T.; throe daughtere, Mrs. £d- KnoxvUla, and^lils mother, Mrs. in 1933,. B8 in education there in NOTICE A pereoR found unfit under tHb .ward Navitakl of East Hartford, u A A « A ------P*tal team 33-81 Thursday night at About 6 o’clock the families Loghborough; and ‘The Little rDbugUi iiaid he favors a seven- eiilp; no- Amerlcan-;'bargaln baa«F-^' Morten M. Z,Jenm .... ^ taaxyiaga 4a-1981»^ ^ faottglay School gymnaelttm at itawrTortt law -taTwrtiw m iyay’1 ^ Burton a Fort (CtiMter! parents wars m v o i ^ . atx yeera gathered aronmU aiinier tatnito m Httta "Aro CalUng',"- U y - Edwaw llllon-dollar slath 1j the Presi- ment ever produced any^ing aa. "• *t the Tale Univerrity Mansfield Center. Scorers for rJed th* right o f free speech and N. T.. and Mrs. Frank Gravel of ago. / to* primary room. The plan Morris. Violin solos, played by fent’a total budget, of which poor. aaeambly," Minton srent on. School of Education during the Mansfield were Moore with 12; THE THOMRS This doesn’t mean that Russian Watendlle, Me.; mie stepbrother, Inspector Joseph W. Sayert of which was succeeaful last year, Joan Swanson, accompanied on flliona would come off domestic school years of 1087-38. 1838-39, Deniila, 7; end Dugan, 4 ; Coven­ that of asking sach family to pro­ the piano by Mrs. Eolith Pearson, ems, four billions off military fashions are bargalha. They're "H ia freedom’ o f cholco hetween Charles Ooodno at Hartford; and Troy barreeka aald troopera were t 1930-40, and 1948-49, at Teachers nine grandchildren. try. Doris West, 12; Nancy Char- vide sandwiches enough for its Included Fust Movement from the C8NSTRUGTI0N AND AmiANOE (ML 1V& billions off foreign aid. fantastically high, by American memberahip ia the (listed) orgaai- trying to locate Flandefa to aerve OoUege o f (Connecticut (Industrial land. 5; Dorothy Latimer, 2; Janet The funeral wiU be held from members attending, will be fol­ Sixth Sonata, Mozart: and Vival­ , "I am Informed that foreign standards. Currently, Bonwit Tel­ aetlon and employment In the tha warrant, wMch was sworn out EducaUon) 1940-41 and at the Rychling, 2. Best guards for 2 4 f MOAD STREET—TEL 2-9219 ler. is showing Fifth Avenue, in its aehool system might be limited, the John B. Burke Funeral Home, lowed during the present Lenten di’s First Movement of the Violin. illltary dlvlslbha can be equipped by Templaton. Univerrity of Connecticut In 1948. Mansfield were Davie and Jordan; aeason. Last night young people window displays, what a hard- but not his freedom of speech or 87 Bast Center street, Wednesday A New York Supromo Court Appropriate hymns were sung and }ieapef than U.S. divisions, but Hta major speciaUsation In col­ for (Coventry, Patricia Jurgensen, of Mu Sigma Chi Society, assisted closing remarks were made by __Bverthelesa we can’t have a 14- earned ruble will buy. ,, aaaemMy. except In the remote morning at 8:80 a n d ^ P'o'clock Justice has awarded Mrs. l^mn lege wae in science, languagbs, Patricia Qtrpenter, Mary Ann sense that UmltaUon Is inherent in at S t James' (Jhutvh. Burial by tbeii' advisor, M rs.' Stani*)^ Pastor (Jarl E. Olson. OPENfVENINGS llion-dollar deficit." he said. Prioes Stagger complete custody of tha boy. A and education. Moreau, Roberta Kalber. Trana- Matteaon, served pickles, ice J'oreign military aid must take a ”The prices, translated loosely every choice. Certainly such limi­ will be In’St. James' Cemetary. Tennessee court has grantad cua- ' He maintains profesrional edu­ portatlon was furnlslved by Mrs. Th*. refreshment tables were For Your Cowvwitof To Fomisli Estimofoi Oa J tation ia not one the etate may not Friends may call at the funeral cream, cookies and prepared the decorated with spring flowers, pus­ dtKtIon along with other Items from rubles into dollars at the tody to the father. cation certification of current Eugene Rychling, Percy West. beverage*. An excellent motion the budget." official rate of four to one, are make In thS exardat o f iu police home from 7 o’clock this evening Issues in adminietration and super- Mrs. Lawrence C. Latimer, carl sywillows and candles. fland- po(wer to protect the schools from until the hour of the funeral. Clarence had been staying with picture, “Messenger of Peace,” wiches, coffee and mints were 11 • AMESITE DRIVEWAYS f' ^ Calls For Ike Report staggering. For a sleazy green vision in Connecticut aa a perma­ Watson, and William F. Shea. telling the story of a tireless and pollution and theraby to defand its his father since last summer. On served by the committee comprised | Ferguson and Sen. Hill (D-Alal sittin-back crepe with panels and Friday, Templaton raportad that nent eupervlaor, elementary s^ o o l There will be a double-header devoted pastor, was shown. • CUSTOM RiflLT G A RA W Bd TounF fR-MOT suggested that -piping of satin and shoulder pads- oem exlstanoa.” - _~ ...... Edward Fitak. , .... his son had been kUMaped by an principal, secondary school ikta- basketball game Friday at 7flS A t both morning services. Com­ o f Miss Lillian Ijirson and Mra. t bngreaa get a report from Gen. that would allow the wearer to ttapantlnir. Douglas , aald tba Word has bben received of the c l^ l and superintendent of p. m. in the Robertson School munion was celebrated. Robert Louise Bengston’, co-chairmen, and! unidentified man and woman from Mrs. Mary Amundsen. Mrs. Agnes.i • GENERAL ELECTRIC APPUANCB ight E>. Elsenhower ■— prefer- Join —the . Green. Bay- Packara, |«nbaw-taw -riM !^ deathof Edward #unk o f 38 River-^ in front of his school In KnoxvlUe. schools; in Msssnehusetts ns union auditorium. Tha school boys' team Taylor, , tenor... wg* ooloiat at the JdHnsbh,*'' 'Mrs'.*’" Ruth phimbe’rs'j blv In perimn — befoie 'Il Voted there's a price tag o f SIS rubies— tha school systamwinto a nytng side avenue, Ten^rvtUe, a building Tempjeton told the police that superintendent o f schools. In sec­ will play an alumni team in a first second service, and at this time on the foreign aid program. Elsen- S128. Since the average secretary- projact” and "srhat happans mder contractor in thgt town, on yes­ the boy had acreamed for M s fath­ ondary sdiool teaching he main­ game. The second game will be the David William* was inducted as and Mrs. Helen Anderson. I bcwer's headquarters said last typist makes 430 rubies per month this law ia typical of what hap­ terday-afternoon at the . Bristol er ss the unidentified eoupla drove . tains certification in general fathers of school boys against the deacon, Mrs. Ethel Lange, deacon­ .Week he has no plans to return to gross pay, you can see that she’s pens In n poUce atata." Ha con­ Hospital, after a ahortTllneas. off with Mm in an automobile. aclence, algebra, general maths- faculty team. Tickets will be sold. ess, and Stanley Matteeon ss an •the U.S. in the-near future. not going placet in this little num­ TWEED COAT—SlU. No eatrh CREPE DBE8N—fSlS. Sb BASIC SUIT—SIM. Ha tinued: , - Besldea hts wife Mr. Funk Saturday night, a spokesman for nmUca, geometry, intermediate Proceeds will be divided between elder. ber. .. clwrge' for unevea bemHue. pada qualify for footbulL • snappy, red oilclotb. "Taachera are under constant leaves three daughters, Mrs. a a r - algebra, Greek, French, biology, the athletic equipment and play­ If she Could afford It, she could Mrs. Lynn confirmed that the boy aurvalllanca; thalr pasta are enca Wognuui o f 28 Fairview had been brought to Albany. The niedleval history, modern history, ground funds.— - get a scratchy gray "tweed" coat street, this town, and Mrs. Henry Aemistry, physics, English and The appointment of Miss Annie about 60-50 wool-nnd-crttton, for combed for tbids ef dialojralty; apokeaman declared that tha boy Lutheran Circle Reports Plapiie their utterances are watched for Koss and MUm Lena Funk, both of got Into the car wlUlngly. Latin. Wellswood aa chairman of the Cov­ ALL-ROUND a mere 620 hibles, or $165. Thrown Rockville Strike Continues^ Explains Ways Terryvllle. entry 1952 Easter Seal campaign in for good measure are heavily clues to dangarous thoulhta. A Flandera was identified as- the He Is a member of some 10 pro­ pall la cast over the classrooms, The funeral will be held tomor­ fessional education organisations. was announced today by Robert Notes Birthday ; In North Korea padded shoulders scrolled rayon row afternoon at 2;30 at St. Paul's former simrintendent of the H. Love, president of the Connec­ FUEL SERVICE I lining and accidentally uneven thera can ba no real aeadamic Pinkerton iMtective Agency office He has received recognition for Different Issues Claimed Of Bankruptcy freedom In thnt environment.'* Lutharan Church, Main street, work in publications and other ticut Society for Crippled Children hem. Shown with this are a cap­ Terryvllle. Friends may call at tha in Albany. A apokeSman for Pink­ Emariuel Lutheran's Missionary (Cetitlmird from ' Page One) profeaslonal services includin'^ and Adults, Inc., the Etaster Seal tivating pair of unbendable ox­ The Supreme Court also' dls- Scott Funerql Home, Main street, erton has said that Flandera was agency serving this area. (Jtrcle celebrated its seventh birth­ fords, with metal shank.s and metal missed an attack on a New Jer­ TerryylUe. fired because of hia apparent In­ having been a member of several day Friday evening at th* church forces" to wipe out germ-carrying Rockville, March 3 — Strikers •, Zwicker said today that at times Federal Auctioneer Ex< aehool evaluation vcommittees Mias Wellwood will direct local­ -beet and-toe"bos*ngB,' These - corns sey law which requires daily Mble volvement in the custody case. The ly., the. 19th .annual. campaign, to. with an appropriate program enti­ '■■•;iliM(CtS.'' ■ ...... ^------— continued tO stay awiy'^froVh'th(6lr'‘ th«' piknt IS SO cold, "WOWien have m diH g iri pubim (KhObu: ' - sponsored by the— Cbnnecttimt • The Reds persistently accused to a mere .'56 rubles. 7.5 kopecks or plains ' Proci^iire iii Erahtae D. Hyde delMTlve' agency''doM hot accept.... raise funds to help crippled chil­ tled "Porwani In' Yafth." Jobs at the HoUtetn Rubber Com-1-to wear overcoata or go home and child custody caaea, the apokeaman State Department of Education. jt}ie United Staten of causing the $14.50. There’s also a hat, Cos- Erakine D. Hyde of Route 8, dren and adults throughout the Miss Doris M. Johnson, parish sack-slyle. In mouton and plush, pany in Rockville today and to ' lose a day’s pay.’’ He said hiring DispUsition o f Assets said. Hie findings o$ local studies have I plague by dropping germs behind picket the plant after walking off and Bring procedure is another Andover, died Saturday night at state overcome their handicaps. Worker of the church, opened the which woOldn’t rate cheers from been presented at several profea- service with devotions.- Mrs. (Jarl Ited llnea.' "rhe United Nations Friday morning In what„ manage^ ,^ su e In thejllspute. 'Hospital Notes the Windham Community Me- siuntry Club and explained was a direct descendant of Daniel agency, from the African Mission field, Harold Z. W. Holstein has in­ Zwicker said today that "some of liam, Prentice, 13 Vernon street; tary and High School. East Had- United Nations prisoners of war Moscow version isn’t so basic; the the procedure followed in dispos­ Bumap, the noted 18th Century The campaign opens March 13 who with hia wife ia at present sisted that the strike Is over "a these (workers) have been with Alfred Taricco, 38 Marshall rodd; Saigon, Indochina, Mairch 8—OP) dam: 1925-26, assistant principal, will have to take their chance with fabric didn’t give promise of last­ ing of estates in bankruptcy. clockmaker. —French forces turned the tabjes and will continue through Blaster studying at the Kennedy School of ing through more than a couple matter of union recognition," artd the plant in Hartford for more teacher and coach, Nathan Hale Ilorald Photo the rest o f Korean village dwellers than three years." Mr. Leon told his audience that David McCollum, 143 Florence He served on the committee of on the Oommunist-led Vieminh to­ Sunday with every city and town Missions, Hartford. Mr. Olson' rf Hltdowns. It sort of looks like .(aid today that working conditions the First Ecclesiastical Society of Elementary and High Schml; la the horrors of a plague epi­ Before coming to Rockville the greatest hitch to c which she was awarded third prise 1940. ' Zwicker, regional director for the seven months ago, the firm op­ aell street; Ambrose Diehl, 139 buahes on rebel columns which had er and coach. Whitcomb High. unscrupulous group of incUviduals man for many years, was an hon­ infiltrated ths Red River delta in Bethel. , Governor John Lodge, honorary second and third prize winning cn-1 * 6-plece chrome dinette set. Burchett, correspondent for It’s $126 and Is snapplly acces­ United Construction Workers, said erated a plant In Hartford. It Keeney street; Mri. Mafalda orary member of the Andover Fire In /..nni 1 Ovcr 1,200 entrifs were received Parla ce Solr, aeierted that plague- now occupies the former Saxony who try always to rig an auction northern Indochina. He participated in community state chairman. sorized with a red oilcloth hand­ today, however, that the dispute so that they may obtaln the i Quey, 73 West atreet; Richard Ne^ DepertmenL and. a member • of .’Ihe Young Mothers d lu b will Jnr. I Contest. Judge* were, Mrs. Llllll ^ bearing flsaa 'were dropped near; bag with a clasp that wonH work mill and manufactures church fur­ Andover Grange. In 'bne SmbushT 35 mite* south ” setiviUes in East Haddam where ^ ' Martha H; Stevenson o f the Cham- inclu(ies both wage’s and working niture. of a business at far below their veil, Buckland road, M n. Ann Syl- meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the Na- ... Panraunjqm, a'te . pf the Korean panfltti/iiAn ...... ______■ Tha fiinaml wiil..,ha, hald,..tnnaor« of Hanoi, a Vietminh column was he was a member of the Grange, “““ a fugitive from, a race track AYedWffir t t r m iaty n.~ tTMlSnion ht» Job -to -y e t- •Tinai » f f Y Hff’T8'^’M pn r tw "infCT ”B(«ary-rnnir'EB*rinffdaW'’'i^^^ ‘tinm‘""'Haie'-'°OBmmmilty"-'ewiter. montlr af-'Februsir'y.' adveiilsfng manager of The Her- He. said the workers have no ho. _____ these menthese and mento prevent' ancl to them prevent* “*ra them Jean Burnhrm, 54 Strick­ row afternoon at 2 o’clock in the Mrs. William PhUllps and Mrs. Q. I At top are six hand-drawn and Alan Wlnnlngton. London Dally ($11..'501, a white wool scarf has been trying to organize tlrt Andover Congregational C3iurch. men liberated. The attack took unteer Are department. Town Li­ aid, and Harmon Gilbert of Mar­ paid holidays, no time and a half worker! for some time and has from acting by threat of arrest for land street; Mrs. Audrey Donahue place near Phuly. brary Board and the Hen’s Club. Wallace, Moberg will be hostessea hand-colored shadow boxes con­ ’Worker correspondent in Korea, ($19.50) and a pair of leather for Saturdays or holidays, no paid Burial will be in the First Eccleai- low’s furniture departmenL met with company officials but collusion, or by pitting against 14 Garden drive; Mr*. Catherine French land and air forces con­ He also served here aa a town Mrs. Dayton H. Whipple of the taining the replies of Mrs. Mar­ iwaa quoted by the Red Radio as gloves ($18.10). hosp'talization plan, no grievance them Ule honest bidders at a sale. Sheehan, 49 Demlng street. astlcal Society Cemetery in An­ ! Baying "enormous quantities of “no understanding has been tinued vigorously to push back two auditor, town fire warden, chair­ Ladles Association of the First jorie Mason, 26 Hillside street, Our 100,000-gallon reserve means adequate local aupply in the coldest weather. procedure, no wash-up time, no Mr. Leon, who has been men­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Jo­ dover. (Congregational Church requests Newington, who won first prize of OEMEHT antl-bubonlc serum ar* being ruah- reached." Both union and com- Friends may call at the Wat- Vietminh divisions which made a man of American Red Cross and Oiyr source of supply— Socony-Vdcuum—Is »s tellable aa anyone eouM ask for. pay increase plan, and that acfety ^ y officials say BO attempt has tioned /o r the position of United seph PersenowsM, Rockville; Mrs two-pronged drive against the del­ q cprppratar of the_hank.^-Out-of- ibat.. .anyone—desiring-. doughnuts .a.3-plece jnaple. bedroom set. Mrs. tlA O Y ’rO. UHl - .afl to .the fnmt-and.jthar areaa.” and sanitary conditions are also States Senator, gave the Kiwan- Belle Bannister. 177 Maple street; kins'Funeral Home, 142 Elast Cen­ A. T. Seaburg, 611 Stanley street, WMMsnri I Wlnnlngton aald piVparations been made at a settlement since ta southeast of Hanoi. Two big. school youth organisations in Wednesday, when the women will an Issi e. lans four methoda wMch, in his Herman Lamprecht, 34 Village ter street, from 7 to 9 o'clock this have their sale in the vestry, place New Britain, submitted an apron I Eat W hat t OU rfM l !were being made for maas-lnocula- The the strike began Friday. evening. , rebel ammunition dumps were des­ whieh he has participated include According to company officials, Zwicker said today that the mind, would help reduce the threat street: David Wiley, 91 Chestnut troyed near Kesat, about 18 miles tha following responsibilities: their orders with aqy of the wom­ on which she hart hand-embroid­ ttons in Kaesong, headquarters of about 40 of the plant's 200 em­ of Inflation W’bich the country ia street; Christopher Wiley, 91 en by Tuesday. Orders may also ered her replies. She was awarded HOBBY S H O m ,tb« Conununlst.truca delegation. union is ready to negotiate as soon southeast of Hanoi. scoutmaster, cubmaster, 4-H lead­ ployes are Wriking.' Zwicker, how* "as the company recoptizes it. He facing.' Mr. - Leon recommended Chestnut street;... Stuart . .Latska, er,. -HUY - leader,, bounty - 4-H club be placed up. until noon Wednes­ second prize of a..2;plece..m8plf... lU k a OoCs Caster •■d.-OHairold A MORIARTY BROTHERS Wlnnlngton charged that. Amer; ''Hie : French'higir command' Hid ever, claims that the plant aver­ that each government body, mu­ jUkewood Height: Isabelle Smith. committee, county YHCJA com­ day by telephoning the church, living room set. At bottom are OPEN • As Bl. to 7 P. Me leans were delaying truce negotia­ "Doctor aald the strikers will return to Funerals its "Operation Leap Year” al­ ages too employe.' and that 90 per nicipal, borough or state, set up a 27 Madison street: Mta. Ruth mittee, coach town teams, physi­ 7-6108. shown handmade reproductions of 301-315 CENTER STREET — TIUM ONE 5135 tions to provide time for testing work if the .union is recognized and ready had resulted in a total of cent are out on strike. He said allowed to bargain for better con­ board designed to combat ' un- West. 631 North Main street; Mrs. Frank O. Swenson cal director and counselor at The Robertson School girls' bas­ various types of furniture submit­ ferm-warfsre weapons. 531 Vietminh dead and 1,000 ted by Mrs. William E. Sweeney, M i hdlm tlDn m oq those who remained at work are ditions and. wages. neces.sai'y expenses which tend to Frank Stahl. 31 Knighton street- The funeral of Mrs' Signe wounded. Camp Hasen. ketball team will play the alumni Ills assertion appeared to be a oi't-of staters and ’'not from Rock­ raise the ta.x burden; the construc­ Mrs. Patricia Slack, 763 Onter He is married and has four team Tuesday at 7:30 pm . in the 118 Main street, Manchester, for Communist effort to reverse an ear­ . Says No union now represents the 8w-enson, widow of Rev. Frank O. The fleroe attacks by the (Com­ ville, Connecticut." workers. tion of an extra story on govern­ •treet; Mfs. Mary Parsons,, 944 children; Htuy Elizabeth, grad­ auditorium. Tickets will be sold at lier charge from the Allied radio, Swenson, former pastor of the 0>v- munist-led Vietminh started last An Attark of ‘D.T.’e Can Be ment owned buildings to take fed­ Tolland turnpike: Harold Rowett. enant Congrejationa! (Aurch for week 30 'miles southeast o f Hanoi. uate Batee College, cuita- lauds, ia the door. Money taken in will go ^Wolce of the UN Command" which SO Legion road. Tragic for Victim and Family eral offices out of rented premises mahy years, w-as held this after­ The French high command said doing personnel work at the Ka- toward the school team’s uni­ Suggested the Red plague scare and tliereby a reduction in expen­ ADMrlTTBD TODAY: Mrs. Vera man Aircraft Corporation in forms. Playing for the alumni will For Your Individually talght be ured to Justify delaylr noon at 2:30 at the Covenant (Con­ the Vietminh drove with 10,000 By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D. H-Bomb Held diture; a 7'a cent coin which would Ix>rd. 29 Overlook drive; Mrs. An- Windsor Locks: Margaret Ann, be Lola Lvman, Barbara Barno, ilactica at the armistice cpnferencc. gregational Church. . Rev. Carl troops from the northern moun­ Dosignod SpiroHo Written for NEA ^r\lce relieve the necessity of raising gellne DeSimone, 73 Oak street- Helgerson, pastor of the church, tains and w ith' 4,000 from the graduate of University of Ver­ Beverly MacDonald, Dorothy News Tidbits many prices from 5 cents to 10 Alan Welsa. 42 West Center mont, cum lauds, I* a teacher , in Foumkrtiens — CoH A sad letter comes from a read­ officiated, and Paul Paige presided south, attempting to Join, eitab- Ward, Joan Ayer, Adele Gehring, Atom Age Boon , Culled from AP Wires cents: and the sale of government street; Barney Kondzior, South at the organ. Burial was in the Ilsh a foothold on the delta rtce- Grade 6 at Baton School in Jean Elsemore, Ruby Vance. Lor­ Mrs. Elsio Minicueei Fjtar of heanburo, tour siomacfa 4iotiD*i er, a portion of which Is quoted as owned property to grt It back on Windsor: Mrs. May LeClalre. 140 Shrewsbury, Moss.; Warren Her­ raine Ueher, Judith Zaches and mr enjoyment of faYoHtt fobiii. | FREE! Memory Training Bast Cemetery. iAssign Bidwell the tax lists. - - Bisaell streeL londs and thus split French oem- bert, 30. is a student x t~ Dart­ Phono 7737 Like rniluoni of AmeHcani, 1 carry T a a i I follows: Members of the (Covenant Con­ munleatlona. __ Eve. Diette. By AEC Chief BIRTOS YESTERDAY: A son mouth (College and a member Of •twayi. PteaMni-taiting-TumtaetttnUiM ’’My husband haw been a drinker More than 80,000 civilian volun­ Following his talk and a brief gregational Church, all old friends The rebels strongly resisted The infant daughter of Mr. and excess stomach Acid^soothe the bvrotau. To Seoul Post to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas" Dui-ay, the NROTC; Jane Ehrans, 14. is a for the past twenty-five years. teers called into action for first question period.-'Mr. Leon conduct­ ^ the family, aerv^ aa bearers. French eounterattacks but ftaiUly Mrs. Ellmer (Clark of North Cov­ tensition of sour * stomach* heartburn, Lately he has been getting spells (Continued fron. Page One) ed an auction of a tray for the Hartford: a daughter to Mr. and pupil o f Grade 9 at Hardnick entry haa been named Jacqueline HAS Almost instAntly. ContAin no Aodi! time without warning In 12-state collapsed yesterday,, a French High School. Lean How to Improve Your Memory ---il- Me «nrebound. Follow the cu lt' they arc delirium tremena. I wake alr_raid-.oxerclse-by-Eastern—Air ■sTlsuglitertb Mr. and Mrs. Edgar -----Mr.- and -Mr*;^-Ft*her- are“ de' 22"'at Mahrtte'sler Ylernorifl Hbs-' for hiropy-^estina=ii“ Kerp-'Tumi HAurjf jpf 80 North School street have re- .Explaining that atomic reactors, Defenw ForcQ ,. in Provldm ce,. privilegedCTjlldrcn’s fund.-The tray under fire at artillery, tanka and FDESH CANDY —EAt Like CAndjr,“ up^'about” 4;36 Av'M. "to"find" hhn or'TUi'nncesj"'can twmsdB to■pTo-■ was bought by-Ed Adams. The Redding,. Boltosir...... alroua-of . Suitable living quarters pital. She and her mother ar­ “^elved a Tetter from their 8dh', P^ R. I., United Electric Railways are planes dronpteY itapalm b om ^ for four or five people. Anyone Whitman, Rchraft, p. A S. Overcoming Fear—First Iu - '.peorge B. Bidwell. telling of his shaking and trembling, his eyes duce plutonium and power at the aflctlon added $42 to the club BIRTHS TODAY; A daughter rived at their home Friday. Mrs. denied petition to rnl^ fares, but The French epokeeman said it having suitable accommodationi Kept in Rpfrlgerated Cases ^adu ation from the U. S. Army rolling from aide to side, and his sdme time--although at present fund. to Mr. and Mrtr. Josaph Rivoga, was “impossible" to r th* Vietminh Mary EDdridge of Hartford is with 7$c mouth working hard aa though the power can not be produced granted permiarion to discontinue During the meeting. Ray Dwens. 405 North Main street; a son to is requested to contact Mrs, Alan- Mrs. Clark assisting with the care ;bpeclal school at JIta Jims, Japan, passes, in use since early 30s. to resume a large scale attack in trying to get breath. economically ■ Dean said: president of the club, announced Mr. and Mrs. William Maxwell, 6 No coimtry can dream of pro­ o f the couple’s other two children DALE CARNEGIE COURSE -M d of his assignment to the 62d Peter Fine, t l, of New London, the delta. The French now have Arthur Drug Stores « "My questions are: Is delirium "Since reactors can be made to that a scholarship committee had Bank street; a daughter to Mr. gress if it negleeta the cause of m th Evelyn and David Palmer. "Engineer Oonstriiction Battalion will he arraigned In fatal stabbing the initiative and Intend to exploit ,’iiear Seoul, Korea. HIs wife and tremens dangerous? Can it be produce both power and, plutonium picked the names of Carl MIkoIow- and Mrs. Wilbert B m i^ 254 Hen­ it* .women/qlk. Sensational Pair The Merry Maids 4-H Club will TUMt r o t THI TWaMY of his estranged wife Saturday ry street. ' it,'be said. 'dhrce-months-old daughter are at cured.' " Does a'"mah g>f Violitnf at the same time, this means that sky ^nd Felix SaMbogna, students —Jawaharlai Nehru, Prime Min­ A cleanup sweep — "Operation meet Tuesday after school at the home of Mrs. Walter Cargo, lead­ Present making their home with with delirtiim tremens? What can l e Income received from produc­ .Private plane,emsliea ,Jn at the University of Connecticut DISCHARGED SATURDAY: ister of Indta, Leap Year” — already is under­ AMERICAN LEOION.HOME ^Irs. Bidwell’a. parents at 12 Lln- he done for him ? How will 1 know ing plutonium could be used to re­ names In mountains near Dan­ and Trinity College, respectively Mr*. Rosemary Prignanb, Bronx, er to work on record books. bury, N. C., and Indications are Itr way, the French announced. This FOR 2 WEEKS * MANCHESTER ’’toln street, Thompsonville. if my husband gets them ? Does he duce the cost — and therefore the to be given full scholarships' to N. Y.: Gregory Pbehota. 801 Main W e" should not stop until we dnly occupant was the pilot. followed a • ’Tiass French retrea* ! Pvt. Melvin T. Bidwell. his need a doctor when - he gets’ price ' of the power. the 15 week Dale. Carnegie course street: Sandra Werner, 384 Wood­ have every one o f the 50,000 from Hoa Binh, highway center STARTING WED., FEB. 27 land street; David O gm , Bolton; 1 'brother, also attended the electri- them ? ’’ "I think it is obvious that the starting in Manchester this week. d'seipUned, (^mmunists (in Amer­ southwest of HanoL and a ahort- Royal Rose Border '^al school at Eta Jlma, Japan, and It would seem that this woman’s higher the value of plutonium,', the Carl Panclera entertained the Mrs. Frances Borofsky, Hartford; Mrs. Margaret Daley, East Hart­ ica) under’lock and key or deport­ ening of the delta defense peri­ 6i)0 P. M„ WEDNESDAY, MADCH S few months ago was transferred husband la truly a vlctirii of dellr- lower the cost of the power can be. Income Tax Aid club with two trombone solos. He ed Into the custody of the masters meter around Hanoi.' COMBINATION DOORS — ^ 6 the 62d‘ Battall6h. The bnith- luifi tremena. Which IS ^ne of the ■"For so long as there ts i targe ford;. Maw Sweatland, RockvUle; Was accbmpahT;d by Fred'-Werhef Mrs. Adeline Greenfield and son, -at-theKrem llii.- - KTORM DOOR and ^ers.are now able to see each other penalties sometimes paid by the dei.iand for plutonium for bombs, at the piano. —Sen. James Eastland (D., Miss.). SCREEN DOOR J^veral times a week'. chronic heavy drinker of alcOhoite then, there te a chance that pow­ Is Now Available RockvUle: John Darcey. Rockville; YOU are rordially Invited to attend the First Session of the The attendance prize was won Mrs. Katherine Hirchycia. Willi- DALE CARNEGIE If relatives or friends wish to beverages. er can he produced at competitive by John I. Olson, and donated by REG. $29.50 world-famous Dale Carnegie Couiwe, and to observe a class An attack takes different forma, prices earlier than would ba the mantic; Melvin Crockett. 20 Fair- I do not believe that security in ■Jvrtle to Pvt. George E. Bidwell Three members o f the Internal Chinte Paganl. the sense, that we may liv* in ...... AWtMW ^ e- bis ad(lrc.ss is It. s. 51097798, H & and is sometlmea violent and other case if there were no military de field street; Thomas McKenna, 30 Installed in artion. Learn how you ran increase your power to (n^ venue Bureau today began the RNge street; Mr*. Regina Auer slothful indolence and ease can "H ow to Win FrleodG** mmI Gonijiany,-62d Kngr. t’onat. Btn., ttmea. merely involves visions of mahd for plutoniumr’t — 1------Includes Hardware member names, _t*cf»...pl«ef»j .q“ lrkly>..ite>ply and uaefully. .fHow. to. Stop Wonrylog. things like snakes under the bed Job of helping Mancheater taxpay­ and son, Coventry; Mrs. Eleanor ever be achieved. ,A.P.O. 301/(^11 PoHtmasfer. San Gee, 86 School street; Mr*. Mar­ and . l|tart U ring” Erancisco. Calif. or pink elephanta on the wall. It —Cien. Dwight Elsenhower. SPECIAL ers fill out income tax forms, a E n gagem en t guerite Clark and son, 868 Tolland has been truly called the “ shaking Plan Repatriation The men, Marvin Bhfter, Wilbur madness." turnpike; EUas Clay, South Cov­ I wish all women would begin to Bruce and Wilfred Duchesneau. SuOivan-Shortly entry; Mrs. Amanda Hultine, 20 think of a beauty shop mor.e like x m i ActuoUy witness what this training eon da for you. os it has mora An attack of delirium tremeiu la Of China Nationals Russell street; Mr*. Oeclle Drouln. ' .Public Records a most unpleasant experience. etarted at 8:15 this morning and . Mr, and Mrs. Vincent John Sul­ a man thinks of a barber shop— tiim a quarter bf a million other men and woman. will remain on the )ob unt|| 4:45 Bolton; Mrs. Doris Hickey, 206 a place to go for good groo'mlng, Symptoms come on quickly over livan of 7 Harvard road announce Oakland atreet; Mrs. Irenis Haw­ FRI6IDAIRE WarmstiMi-Deeds a . period . of two or three days, Kuala Lumpur, Malaya—(J5— p. In. 'niey will keep the- same the engagement of tbelz daughtcrr ley, 17 Benton street...... but not a place* to go to^ be Barney T. Peterman to David usually during' or immediately The Federation of Malaya gov­ schedule throughout the rest of Miss (Christine Louise Sullivan, to d«kn«tril. . DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; — "Maurice the G reat," New 'York ■J. Marks, property on Woodland after a heavy bout of drinking. ernment Is proposing tcuyepatrl- this week and. again from March Michael Joseph Shortly, Jr., son Mrs,. Marguerite Rlegler, 9 LlnTOln A t flrat ti)* sleep becomes brok­ hairstylist. > Automatic R treet...... ate CTilnese who wish to return to lO to March 14. ' " ------of Hr. arid Hrii. Joseph ShorUy of street; Mrs. Carrie Andciron, 87 THANK Y O U - Clarence R. Amtdon to Irv’ing en, appetite la lost, and severe China with their families. The Manchester taxpayers in need of Washington,-D. C. Bdgerton street; RlcluMd Snow, 37 for calling last Wednesday ovoning when weather eondlHom pre- « . Prentice and Ena H. Prentice, restleqsnesa develops. Frightening government has asked the legisla­ help are adviaed to gst to the Miss Sullivan, a ^taduate of Clinton street; P^wnk Muska. W het we. must do Is convince ~ o n .LoeKwpod street.. dreams. occur and often cause the tive council to appropriate glSp.r Municipal Building early, since Georgian Court College, Lake- ltat)^JBrookj^8(^, Strita ^teWn^ the people that they wrlll not be ex- veetedveeled your ottenoingattending rthe puMk meeting, and odU m If there would victlm^tojws^ up. _ _ iSWttllajh jniOTM-jutd Reai.^em If they elect a Republican J$n0 Arllne Doris. Maynard, prop- tom, of coUnie. Is the seeing o f Purpose of the voluntsry repa­ men from the Bureau were kept Dairy,. Washington, D. C. trude Corbeil end daughter, 102 . administration. Down urged to come Wednesday ovonhig. March 5. a t 4:30 o'clock (not a . ; ,#rty >on Dover road. something which )i not there. triation scheme is to get rid of busy for six weeks. Mr. Shortly is a graduate of Lakewood-circle north; John Bal- —Sen. Richard Nixon (R., Calif.). Often this takes the.form of amsii Cash Price S309.75 dinnor maeting). at Amoikan Logion Hama, Monchastar, withaut V David J. Marks and Pauline E. Chinese who feel they have closer the Foreign Service School of dyga, 811 North Main street; Mrs. • If yon need an item glarka to Patrick A. Hellenbrand moving creatures such as apidera, t i y to China'than to Malaya. It Georgetown University. He re-' Carmela Longford, 41 Grant road; llw re't M reufk (crabbing ef cleltias cost! Without ^igotien! "'v beetles, snakes, mice, rats, or the It is the Yalu River that has -«nd Marla E. Hellenbrand, proper wMld , apply primarily to those cently returned from' Karachi, Mrs. Felma Bujauclua and daugh­ forced . . . an air war that ir pre­ quickly, torn m the tcl^ wMi live-Wafer Adien. Clelhet or* l y on Devon drive. like. A fever and excessive sweat­ (Chinese squatters who are dissat- Response Is Good Pakistan, where he was with the ter, Rockville; Alfred Taricco, 36 dominantly tacticaL Lees than 3 phone. O ar delivery serv­ (ubmerded in Sfoleral Mie linw, wMb Mairlage License ing, often asaociated wth other iafled with the government's pro­ Standard Vacuum Oil (Company. MarshaU road, Cri-L- Nohniok, symptoma and signs may follow. per cent of the entire Far East Air roNing currenli ef het, (udiy wefer ^ E m lie Joeeph Gohler of Man- gram to put them in resettlement To Surprise Alert He la now with the Fairchild Air­ RockvUle; Itobert Norhnlck, Rock- Forces’ effort (was) required to ice is for your convenience. Skieater and Ida Elisabeth Swan- Attark Can Last For Itaya geing Ibrewgh fliam. 7we fredi-w efer. areas in order to curb aid to Com­ craft Corporation at Hagerstown, vile; James Aceto, 10 Bolton paralyse North Korean industry THANK Y O U - ■Wn o f Newrlngton. ^ An attark ofteif lasts for three munist terrorists. Md. During World W ar II he street; Mrs. Evelyn Foater, Wap- And rememher, too, »l«t live -W e fe r rimet fleet eH dirt ew ey. A (Civilian Defense observation by nsutralizing 18 strategic tar- who'coim to the meeting in spite o L weather condltloai . C ome or four days. Eventually, a served, as flrat lleutensint with the plng; Griffith Roberta,' . South gets. • w* call for prescriptions By Sue Bunwtt J. '.f HOW ABOUT ’THATt good long sleep I,a likely to occur Foreign T$' AfflUete post check was made' yesterday Field Artillery, both in the Atlan­ Windsor;. Mrs. Ruth Bates and Two of the prettiest frocks again Wednesday. March 5, at 6:30 p. m., at the AmoricaR Legion —MaJ.-On. Roger Ribney, U. 8. and deliver tha medicines after the mental and physical between the hours of 11 a. m. and tic and Pacific theaters. daughter, 165 Thom|aon road; A . F. you’ll find-^ln the always-popular Orotoa, March S—(A5— Mel improvement take place rapidly.. Homo. New York—(J5— The first for­ 5 p. m., O ilef Herman O. Schendel A summer wedding is planned. Mrs.' Jean McCann, 145 St. John without .extra charge. look-alike fashion. Sleeveless and V*Wow About That” Allen qf' In answer to the specific ques­ eign television station to become street. low-necked for summer coolness. . i^jiJ ijipiViiiaif 1 You wW find the sessioe oxciting, hutractiva and Inspirhig. ^Bedford, N. Y„ broadraatrr of tions, delirium tremens is dan^ aald last night. The unannounced We (Republicans) have our Please do try us next dm*. ’i an affiliate of an American net­ s o ts . OOOLJDOB IN HOSPITAL DISCHARGED TODAY; Mrs. problema %ecsus4 we hdW . ex­ Patterii No. 3275 to a sew-rite Uf ‘ /.■< ./•* \'f: New York Yankee bavcbull gerous. It can usually be cured, work U XELD-TV. at Matamor- alert came as a surprise at 11 Gladys Wolfram and son, 63 Over­ perforated pattern in sixes 11, 12, 1. •• H games, was listed among pio- violence in an attack la common, o’clock and within five mlnutea the tremists of the right—those who ous, Mexico. It receives service Northamptoe. Maas„ March 8 look drive; Mrs. Margaret Wilson, would freeze our nation Into the IS, 1 4 ,1 6 .1 8 , 20. Stoe 12, 4% yards By Mrs. Anne Cabot NO CHARGE - NO OBLIGATION gterlsts uraated by state police abatlncnce from alcohol ia the from-NBC-TV via Him recording, obeervatlon poet at the Center —(flV ^rs. Oraoe CoriidSe, 78.' 107-Summer street; Stuart Lataha, NORTH END of 39-inch.' Full blown roses silhouettes In Grotou bwrraelcs ever the atop tha Odd Fellows Bulldliog status quo with whatever inequal­ moat important aspect of treat­ no direct network connection be­ widow of famer Prerideet Oal- South Coventry. ities that go with it Pattern No. 3275C to a sew-rite popular cross stitch *7nake an un­ i '^week cad. Allen, aocuerd of ment, and you can hardly avoid was in operation by Lieut. Ray­ perforated pattern in sixes 3, 4, 5, FREE! MEMORY TRAINING ing >'ct .available to the South­ sle CeoUdge, is a patient ta —Gov. Earl Warren. usual border for household linens •r ■ ” ' detag 1# ta ■ 4S mile m hour knowing when your husband gets west. ' mond Ortffiii. chief obaerver, and DtcklBsoB Hospital here. It be­ CWele Sriiedele PHARMACY 6, 7, 8 years. Stoe 4, 2H yards of and wearables. an attack. Matsmoroua Is aeross tha bor­ membara o f Ma staff. came kaewa today. Her phyai- Tuesday — Tonsil and adenoids 39-lnch. Pattern N o.'2926 contains hot Finally, a doctor’s advice la cer­ Two hour ahifta ware In effect There is not an ounce of metoo- 4 Depot Square—TeL 6545 der from BrownaviU*, Tex. etaa. Dr. Jnathi IL Hayes, said at 8:30. Um in Bob Taft. For these patterns, send 30c for Iron transfer for S k yards of 2>/s Came In I 6:30 P. M. MAUCH 5 tainly advisable during an attack' durliig the aix hour teat with two Mrs. CooBdge was "Just ta for Wednesday—Tumor at 10 by ap­ Open Smdaya Each, in Coins, your name, ad- Inch wide pattern; color auggee- See • Demaiistftieat of delirium tremens. obaervtra operating, the poet. . r—David Ingalls, Taft's cam­ tions and material requirements. LODGE TO HEAB TAVT a reet.” pointment only. AIM Well Baby paign manager. dreaa, alses desired, and the Pat­ AMERICAN LEGION HOME-MANCHESTER Penonal Notices . This ia really no disease to Joka The/* are about 50 obrorvers here, at T, 2 to 4. Pay Your Electric BUa Here tern Number to Sue Burnett, (The Send 2Sc in'Coino, your name, about, since the effecte of delirium Hartford, March 8—(FV—O ov Mamchester Ihrenlng Herald) 1150 address and ths Pattern Number Orlffln.sald, and ba hopea to bring WASTED Thursday—Pre-natal at 9. Fm sincerely opposed to tremens on the victim aa well aa ■or John Lodge who (m rived Av*. Americas, New York 36, to -Anne (Jabot (The' Manchester In Menoriam the total number un to about ISO Friday—Chest at 9 by appoint­ Dwight’s running. I question STOCK on the relative* is little short of home from Fleridn laet nlghL to do mot* efficiently the Job In N . Y . Evening Herald), 1180 Ave. Amer­ KEMP In ordinary practice, only one- ment only. AIM Well Baby at hoa- '8 whether Christ himself could do DALE CARNEGIE COURSE MsrgawMe ■ . WllUeaw tragic. made Me firet erdar ef hnetaei* caa* an amtrgency tbould arlae. Basic Fashion for.'52 to filled icas. New York 86. N. Y. INCORPORATED third of a tree is cut into usable pitaL 2 to 4. the Job that haa to be done. . . . PLACE vfWB9MfwQ M vOHHWTIGVv mg Ho wYYWVf Mareb A IMI today ta accept (m tavttotton to AppUcatlcna can ba obtained at number the rest remaining in the • • • • • • • • with Ideas to make your clothes Anne Cabot's New Album of Blowflies win drop their bomb- I'd hate to see Dwight get In a Sales and Service ^ ^ ^ — e—— I kaew her but $o -tore her.. sttead the TMt tar Prerident Police Headquarter* from (?M*f foroat aa tops, limbs, high atumpa, Objseta at ths equator weigh w rii^ r. budget fo further—time-saving Needlework to chock-full ot grand MASON W l IIIM II wWm WOTOTQW 9M M r NMYOTIw like eggs through the air onto ■nd aconoinlcal deoigna that a deoigna, rius exciting feature* and Ta^ 7SS N A IN dianer ta New Hnvea Wedeee Harman O. Schendel, QvU DefenM or poor logs, or at Hie sawmill as ■a than they would at the polM ' — Edgar Eisenhower, on hia ST. I Rusbaad. to ^ that they cannot reach. a gift pattern prinM In the ImxA. W00DW0RKIN6 CO 223'Cnoner Street Now Hm 4-7004 C39riiYaw| taiy right ^ . director. sawdust or other waste. due to centrihigal force. brother. easy to sew. Gift pattern printed ^ 3 2 • 3 T E L 5S80 tMlito 28 Mnts. 28 (MBUL ■■■■■

MAI^CHESTEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY. MARCH 8. 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN;, MONDAY. MARCH 8, 1962 (Sty M N tw TM li hcv« a im ta ad* M cN a ip a ra H e lp ^ Biiidl Over Unaiio' pah" o f aboen and Thar gtnr Mnc ButriiddihiinL iMto oroiitf dlU The School Building committee' Mias Alyee Salisbury, food ton-' l U nd m ttr. Otnin^, .. McNamara, aviatloB ■i alectrteiaii at Siffoanioy atiast in Hartford bora havtaig aewlag from tho last The annual observance of tto TMOMM r . IT O OOaOW. and reaentmsnt, u a sample either third claaa, UBN, aon o f Mr. and ing against Edgars Osola 38, of 26 'will meet tonight in the Municipal sultnnt of tto Hartford Oaa Com­ w t S r m JL rBROusoN, Server street Osols was arrasted and a fonnar KaDcbaatar raat- meeting return it at this tlaw or This morning, tha first work iiSa-W YIO—BeeksUse Wile. ^ 14>2S-W THT—Edward Arnold Moga- Building to examine for approval dedication of Dilworth-Cofnell- cf political graft or over-sealou)i- Mrs. 8. M. McNamar.. pt-AO Gar­ • WOCO-Mesle. „ sine of the Air. pany, Manchester division, will be Publtihtn by Patrolman Henry Gauruder dant, was bound over to tbo next Federation Slateg leavo it in tho church office. The day slnoa tha tieiqi began, its of- preliminary plana fpr two more Quey Poet No. ^03, American Le-. ybunt MaoelMeter. Om s ,, as statkaiad' at Hiekam Air Force knitting. And eroehsting materlala, . WTHT—Magosln* of the Air. nlng at 7:48 at tto church. gion Home on Leonard street This ead cS m Mall Matter.______ining the situation, came down to oncoming car blindad him and he .breaking and entorlng and nia- psrticulerly hard hit. In tbia area, wnC-AtelU tWilu. WOCC—New*: Huslc. inary plana for the propowd 18- embroidery, thread, etc., are asked which haa 14,000 Greyhound eem- WDRC-Csil I#:4A—WTHT—Against tto Storm. room elementary achool to to built Mias Saliabuty will apeak on is also the 33rd anniversary of the a curiously mild reaction. It found VR-S. attached to .the Paettic must hava swung his vehicle to the lldoua daman to prnparty. 'Uri- Tba program at tha monthly tia—WDRC—Arthur Oodtrey. WONS—^Money Isn't Everything. SUBBCRiPTtON RATES aao was ruaaatd undsr $1,000 to b t ^ thrao itoms to this moet- muters, many had to drive to their at the comer iff Vernon and Lydall tto tojoic, "American In FOodJ' founding o f the American Legion. Yaar bx Mall...... 112.1 that there were indeed B1 city em­ Divlafon of the MUltery A ir Trans­ righ t He struck a car parked on madtlpg of tha Woman's Fadera- SiM—WDRC—Ttnkec Kitchen. WTDRC-Arthur Godfrey. the side o f tto road, owned by bond. He was apprSbandad by jobs or arrange rides from towns w tIC —Tauag_Wldder Bnnm. UiSa-WCCC-1 3 Hundred and M HIU atreeta and th'4 aeven- thli ^ P * r ing $2,000 a year aiid who hap­ bound. will serve 90 days, and Isaac Me- eetahliahing n community ambu- New Mexico and Texas m n o to a w n c —KIhg'h Row. tartatnlng and informative. 28 aocordlng to police. written by Violet Wood and ra- lance eervice. Voluntary drivers W n c —Front Pn«e Farrell. WCOC—Naws; 12 Hundred and M final plana are drawn. of a committee headed by R o b ^ Elad al*o iho local nowa pubUabec.’ bora, pened to have a family of eight Aviation electridan McNamara Creanor of no certain addraas, sen­ complete atop. Ih e ayatom caniea Tto hoateaa committee, Mrw' cheap new one. W e ro>! -ARrishti!-Of,f«l>Mbii»li.M.«)tJI!SSd«l. Yt«Bg8LJby.MrR.Adiim .Rhodes,...... Aad,ntteBrtanta win-operhta-the. g lfi—¥m C—Notes and Quotes Hlta Ebtota, Frid and Prentice of 'vtoah from a five-months trl- T._Pe^l]Mn Milton C. Hansen, Uilldi en wtwrid not be able to sup-' waa-atotioned 'at-'NaTai'Alr'Sta-' tenced t(T60 daya; -----—— an -aeeraga of-KkMWO- l^ 'T -B a S id k f Demand.------m iifS iV U the ktohlttolufia .'flrih tonwffpeed,--Miv.-BKitKrrK'mi^- nuM9 siiii Bfcnnn w r Utpatchcihcreia aro auio retetvea. lnl£uword after pdllea traced a Chnlrman o f tbo program la service at coat. daily. tmpiiXftrtoUiriff'EhlTahd, F n ^ , co-chauinen. port his family in health on hia tlon, San Diego, Calif„ prior to hie Mrs. Olive Chamberlain, 88, o f WONS—Wild Bill HIckock. U^^roRO-Swmary. engaged on the new 18-room ele­ Italy, Israel and Africa, notad Mrs. CMlve Talley and Mrs. Jpdnne of mattreflscs. * J Full aervios client of N. E. A. S ^ - WDRC—Memory Lane. WTIC—Dave Garroway. M ix . Ruth Hickox, president of assignment with the Hawaiian 4 Nelson place, was found guilty WDRC—CMrt Massey „ A We v asm mentary school and Malmfeldt and dancer Pearl Primus and to r Buaag, will serve refreshments. pay alone. And If welfare la for baaed VR-8. the auxiliary, haa named the fol­ ^Mlahcra’ RepreaenUtlrea: Tlie of intoxication and received a SO WHAT-aports. Warren. AaMWiatea, also of Hartford., drew troupe of singers, dancers luid lowing ' committee to assiat the 'Bliua Matlicwa Special Ayencv — New the needy, it has to to conceded The aquadrOR commanded by days sentence. WON8—Newa WOCC—Luncheon Miulcale. v the plans for the Bowers expan­ musicians will ppasent their pro­ 'ork. Chlcafo, Detroit and Boat on. that there can to need in a family - EMalaa WKNB—Newe; Sport*. ^ poet in this observance; Mrs. Lydia Jm m FiraH ira m i] Commander B. M. Stre'an, was re­ Eklward F. Doran, 43, of Apel 6:Sa-WON8-Newa W O N ^ -^ rt Mossty Time. sion. k gram. “Dark Rhythm," on the wigren, Mrs. Viola Rice, Mrs. MEMBER ADDXT BtmEAD OF which has a regular income whidi cently awarded - the "Humane place, was also found guilty of in­ w n c —News. WRAT—Italian Voice, Buahnell Memorliu Stage in Hart­ w n c—New*; Weather. Beatrice Little and Mrs. Alice m y PRCULATTONS. ______is far- below present living coats Medal" for its outstanding per­ toxication and sentenced to serve WHAT—Ntwa ford at 8:30 p. m. T u e ^ y , March Petersen. FI Covtriig formance’ during the Berlin A ir­ WTHT—News: JM Qlrond. torch Stow, Two new enlistments in the loi U. 8. Navy Photo _Tha Herald Printinf Company. Ine.. JusTaa iphch as there can to need 20 days. WDRC—Newa Jennie'* Storlea 11. Native dances of-. Africa, cM State Guard this week were^ Baaig a Dosiald O. HaU 3$ Oak St. TeL 2-1041 waumea no Snanclal reaponirtblllty for lift of ’48 and '49, where it led all Eleanor D. Schuixe, 28, of 85 ills —WHAT—Supper Serenoda WKNB—Dick Haymea B o r s c o iiT where Hiss Primus apent a year ty^vrapblral error, appearlnar In ad- in a family which is vrithout any WON8—Jim Britt. W0 N8—Newa; Women's Page. Sven O. Erickson. 36 Birch street SISTERS DP MERCY FUND other Naval and Air Force units in South street, was fined $15 for in intensive study, will make., up Recently attached to the Staff eertlaementa and other readin* matter regular Income at all. So the sit­ total miles flown and tonnage car­ WTIC—Bob st«1e; Storti. , Homer*. the first half of the program, 'hie and Edward SapiU of 89 Biaaell Hartford, March 3—OP)—A spe­ in The Manche.ter Erenlre Iferali.'. driving an unregistei^ motor WDRC—Jock Smith. Bporta «■ Linduhr. street. Both men enlisted in F of Admiral Arthur tg. Radford, cial collection will be taken in all uation, upon ahalysls> doc.sn't aeem ried. iiZa—WDRC-^tek Zalman. 12:2a—WCCC—Newa h w s second half arill include the an­ t Dlaplay advertlalng rloelnf boura; vehicle. S:25—WDRC—This I Believe. *he, street. Company and are assigned to tommanddr-^ih-chief, U. S. Pacific Catholic Churches in Connecticut quite as aensational aa It was at Another award familiar to the cient folk-lore dances of the Cari^ rifle platoons. Tor Monday—I p. m. Fridav. » men of VR-8 la the Division Fly­ Howard Henrick, 22, of Hart­ the mformal charm of i:l* —WTHT—Sereno Oommeil. WT|J?Tr*'*’ Becker f Newa And bean Islands, as well aa those of next Sunday for the btoefit of the For Tueaday—I p. m. Monday. w n c —Fmlle Cot# Glee CTub. jr^M arJorle Hill* Hour. The following promotiotui in Fleet, at Pearl Harbor, la Ensign WILLIAMS first glance. ing Safety TVophy awarded every ford, forfeited a $8 bond for mak­ WON^Womon'i Page. the Deep South during slavery Donald C. Hall. USN, son of Mr. Sisters of Mercy who are observ­ For Wedneaday—I p. m. Tueaday. ing a U-tum on Main street. WONS—Jock Downey Show. Headquarters aild F Company are Tar Thuraday—1 p. m. 'WedneaiHy, The Timet also discovered that thiteei_ months to. the squadron WDRC—Guv Lombardo. "f Heten Trent daya and tha hot-cha rhythms of and Mrs. Walter R; Hall, 43 Strong ing the 100th anniversary of their 'or Friday—t p. m. Thuraday. Walfer R. Slnbn of 280 HoUlMSr 6:4S—w n c —Three Star Rxtr*. , W H ^ ; ^ Rps* Program. NOTES announced; ' the city welfare department la ex- which amaaaea the piost accident today's Harlem. stoeet. ' _ ...... arrival in the Hartford diocese. aUeet was-flned -$3- for— parking . WTHT-Jtock HatkeU Sports, ...Stc-Hei^bert Walker o f F Com­ free-flying-hemra.-In -the-|m8t-'YeaT WDRC—Lowell Thomoa W0 hC-~0 ur Xfiif oundty __ - During "M r— a u y w London, A iYadiiaCe of Dartmouth c ii- The tolltotlon win help'fltoaro' to- (jilL S E ttm l^leading^d to 7,200 sragA esRum within 26 feet -of an Intersection. WKN]^JIu*tc^^t>nt of ^ e West Cub Seoul from PSMk 130 made pany to the rank/di corporal. Cor­ largement of -the-ordef'a'iioTttlate B*y of’ publlcRtlon SRturSty— VR-R won the trophy three, itmea' 6!»»-W0N8—New*. MtaS Prtmua was included in the poral Walker A ^ e ^ in the State lege; Ehisign H411 received his 9 R. m. ______who are in private employ. There and the sixth time since the award w n c —Phllco Vance. **•* Women. a den-by pilgrimage to the last command performance tmder commission in 1980. and postulant's house in Madison 341 BROAD ST. la no actual difference, except in f:ta—WONS—Newi; Fulton I>wla Jr. Oolt Mumi at the Colt factory Guard in Decenriber. 1930. Never and the eonstruction of a new in­ ■ Monday, Msr’ch 8. began, compiling a total of more WHAT—Symphony Hall, LsSSw D ^fiei’;**'™""' tto patronage oS the King and having past miliUry service, in Hertfi this week. Under the Queen at the Victoria Palace lu t firmary for the order. our first ahmiked reaction, between, than 26,000 accident free flying Politicians Woo wnC--Phno Vance. Walker earned his promotions cluster and the Combat Infantry hours, •WDRC—Beulah. aupffrvlsli of den mothers, the Oct. 29. FUEL A N D these cases and the 81 who find WTHT—Weather; Sonfs and Stories WHAT-New*. ' scouts ^ opportunity to see through hard work and his eager­ Badge. He joined the State j At Stake In New Hampshire McNamara graduated from Man- T:1S—WONS—Tello Test. WKNB—Patteea that their city wage la not enough WONS-New*. such its aa the Paterson ModeU ness to leam. He attended Man- Guard in September, 1981. He la R A N G E O IL che^ster High Rchoor In 1948 and New Hampshire WDRC—Jack Smith. entation ceremony tonight at 7 cheater High and Cheney Tech assigned as wire chief of com­ f A week from tomorrow a rela­ to support them. enlisted In the Navy late In April T:SS—WONS—Gabriel Hestter. the 'ells Fargo and the famous o'clock at the Bowers School. Par­ w n c —New* of the World. Peammaker or Frontier Six Shoot schools and is employed at Man- munications section. LAND SURVEYING end i r i c i r tively small number o f voters, to­ ThU la not to say that the New of 1940. WTHT—Lone Ranger. Jingles. ents of the troop members are in­ cheaUr Modes. Corporal Walk­ Pfc. Allen Griswold of Head­ (Coatiaaed frc>m Page One) WDRC—aub Fifteen. Fod Show. er, ine guii that won tto West, vited to witness this presentation u ted within the boundaries of one York city welfare program is not AMERICANA W H M —totty KlmbsII. rtday night the Pack held its er is now assigned to company quarters Company was promoted CIYIL ENGINEERING . OIL HEATING y,SS—WDRC—Ed Murrow. which will mean ao much to the supply. small aUtr, Bill have » great deal without the scandal and abuae will'return in time to put on a WONS—vie Domone. S J U J —JJul Hsrvey. mthly meeting at St. Jame.s' tO'the rank of corporal. Corporal Feb. 29-er Giv^ii ' WTK%-OnB Man's FarnHy. • • . PAtleeo-■ • .»}oya. CpI. Elmer A. Boyle of Head­ EQ U IP M Em '—almost too much—to say about which almost InevlUbly enters in­ strong campaign. IKool. A' pot-luck was the fea-. Griswold is an ex-navy veteran B;Sa—WDRC—BuipSose. Foung Dr. Mtlone. Several of the troop are to re­ quarters Company was promoted of World War II. Ho served on Edward L Davis, Jr. to any welfare program, anywhere. s • WHAT—Cote Glee Club. County New*. ure of the evening. Movies fol­ who may be the iwxt President of ' Sees OOP Deadlock p' ■ ceive their tenderfoot trefoil to the rank of Sergeant first class. the USS Hornet Navy Qirrier as Registered Chril Eagtneer sad Estimates On Reqneft Party, N .Y . T rip w n C —Rellroed Hour. Matinee. lowed. badges. This badge, with slight the United States. It la to Bay that the first element But he said Taft and Elsenhow­ WONS—Women of the Tear. WKNB—The Pattees j Sergeant Boyle la an ex-combat second Class aviation painter. He Ia o 4 Surveyor WTHT—Henry J. Taylor. 1:15—I ^ H T —Dick W n i's M ^ r MsU modifications in different coun­ .! . Tha .Maw Hampshire Republican of 8 h (^ —oyer the >asl.c Idea that er might, block each other off, bi ..On - -Thursday- -eveningv Feb.- 31, veteran, having seen service with the Navy ‘n 1942 and Wins, ...... CALL ... 1.,':,.... iilS^WHAT-—Blfof trelond. tries,- hr used aronnd-the'World'Xg'a the I69th /Ihf43rd Dl vilon. He discharged in 1946, having seen 18 Frtotor Rtod, MuKhesiw primary is the first great political a city should to extending relief to MIm Eileen Kiely, daughter of which case he hoped to win the WTHT—Here's to Veteran*. J ^ K R —Keyboord Kapera. Cub Pack 182 held its Blue and mark of the Scout brotheiliood, of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund L. Kiely of WalfeiiiF' Open Stock ■CoHeciion g;|S—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey Talent —■*“•• Jenkins.' served overseas In World War TI two years overseas duty in the Pa­ TeL 70i9 2.12S7 event of the preeidentlal year. Aa its own employes—dlasipatea umm nomination in a GOP convention Scout*. , WCCC-MusIral. Gold dinner in the Bowers School good citizenahip and friendliness. 250 High Btreet, west, waa hon­ cafeteria. The boya invited their in the Pacific. He wears the cific and Europe. He was on the Its Importance shapes up, it be- investigation. deadlock. WTHT—The Bljr Hand. Clfb. After the formal part of the Good Conduct Medal, American Carrier Hornet when it \vaa sunk ored with a birthday party Friday ,VON8—Crime Doe* Not Pay. ''ICOJ^News; Huslc. parents, brothers, and sisters to meeting there will be movies of spmas apparent that both aide's in evening by a group of her fchool- Kefauver was In Boston yester­ w n c —Voice of Fireetone. *•'■•■ Burton/ Defense and Asiatic Pacific Rib­ in the battle of the Philippine*. He F - S2{JS—^nn. tollroom. J this sumuaJ Cub Scout affair. There Scouts at camp, which will illus­ mates and friends. Eileen Is one day, keeping several speaking brings you a wide cfpice of pieces WHAT—We»tem Caravan, bon with three battle stars. He wears the Good Conduct Ribbon the contest are cringing, a tittle dates. H4 said one of the great­ tisa—WDRC—Radio Theater. McBride. were 188 in attendance and the de- trate the fun and sctlvitiea to Is company supply sergeant. A ConpIlBient To Trumui of the local people who has a WTIC—Telephone Hour. Open House. / Ucioua menu prepared by each den (one star), ETC Ribbon (one Mt, before what may be the est problems facing the country is WDRC—Perry Mtaon. which Troop 91 is looking forward Another ex-combat veteran, star), American Theater Ribbon birthday only once In four years. WTHT—Paul WRItemon Teen aub. waa thoroughly enjoyed. with great anticipation. finality of Its decision—not mare- H ie entrance of Senator Rich­ Friday marked her fourth birth­ the need for a foreign policy that WONS—Crime Fighter*. t :lS-WONS-jfew* Pfc. Roland Irish of Headquarters and the Victory Medal. He is will ensure peace. He swings in­ i!»s—w n c —Band of America. The program waa under the able Boys, urge your parents to come Company, waa promoted to rank married and has one son. He Ip In New Hampshire, but ard B. RusmU of Georgia into the day but she became 16 years of Up and down the Atlantic coast . . . in all the Thirteen WONS—War Front, Home Front. W TH T—Music Hall; N ei*. direction of Cubmaater George to this Important and enjoyable to New Hampshire tomorrow to W DRC—Nora Drake. of sergeant. Sergeant Irish served Is employed by Hub Radio CINCO throughout the nation. Both aides Democratic presidental sweep- age. The young folks ordered a Origihal States . . .. Statton searched for intoresting origi­ WHAT—NIte Watch. Putnam., Charles Nute made the meeting. beautiful birthday cake for Eileen continue what he described as a WTHT—Paul Whiteman Teen Club, WONS—Conn, toll mop with the 96th Infantry Division and TV in Hartford. Cor­ iUT selling thcmaelves a little ■takes la serious only in one con­ nals as inspiration for Truetype Solid Mapje Americana. U:sa—WDRC—Bob Hawk. W TIC—Cinderella arrangements for the . dinner. and saw combat service in the Pa­ and presented her with numerous "tough uphtli Rght” in the pri­ 2:45-WDRC-Biigtite "**' poral Griswold joined the State liiort, pretending to be modeet in tingency. It represents the Dixie- mary. Every piece has the informal grace suited to informal New WTHT—Newa Charles Towle assisted in presen­ cific. He holds the Asiatic Rib­ Guard in October. 1950, and Is ALL ALUMINUM COMBINATION dainty gifts. WONS—Frank Edwarda louse, tation of awards. Ih f If hopes, and trying to discount crat threat to run a aepSrate Tho celebration of the birthday Sen. Russell of Georgia, newest England living! WTIC—Mu*lr*l Album. eat Matinee. Week End Deaths bon (two stars), Philippines Ub- now assigned to company supply Of the Democratic candidates, said 1*:1S—WONS—Jack * Waxwork*. W 'cee—Music.' Two boys received their Wetolos eration Medal, Flirple Heart with as ordnance armourer. tha Importance of the primary, all Democratic ticket, aplittlng the continued Saturday when Mrs. WTHT—Elmer Devi*. W TH T—Marl age fo r Two. STORM SASH and SCREENS in a television Interview he is in W H A T -N ew ^ badge, which is the highest rank in to be on the safe aide if the pri­ Democratic party, if President Kiely and Eileen made a special H:*a—WTIC — Robert Montzomery, Cubbing and signifies that the Cub By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS trip to New York. She was given the race to the flnish — but again New*; Donzeroui Aailsmment. Wwnuci TIC—Life ^ C*i Beautiful. mary doaa not go their way, Truman runs again. Parhapa, be- . WDRC—Robert -Q's W-axworka )¥0?!fcJ*<:^^^ar^'a^Jiualc. Shop. ia residy tq become a Boy Scout hoilimrood—Gregory La Cava. the privilege of choosing alt the declined to say whether he would WTHT—Time for Defense. 2:I»-:^WT1C^-; ,’d of Life. '60, movie producer. Writer and dl- COMBINATION DOORS ,t£bia.f|uaatiaii. to. ba. answered -in yand..that. It represents potential- WTHT. A fter a farewell ceremony by Mrs. thtnga-ahe wanted to do and the Icad aAhlcd-party. -U- TVuman is - WHAT—Ntte Wateh;------Mortlih------Ansaidra dfflriaraTetorP6Qie-amr -Motor,-Bom-4-Tewimdai--Pm—Di6d ■'th* New Hdnipahlre pfTinatyTa 1rtackmBrt-’ --agamir”any^hbrOtefH- -ptBcnr sho wBnted-to-Bee"-"on her nomiaated.- Saturday;" South for Boeaell 11: IS—w n c —Newa -Jnung'i Family. William Hurley received their m at of whether or not General Democrat selected to run in- Tru day." She also received a card of WTHT—Bob E. Uoyd. WCCC—Nr im ; Music OtUwa. Canada—Dr. R. K. Pat­ liORCHEr congratulation from Mrs. James Russell, who- announced his Wetolos badges. Other awards Eisenhower, an absentee candidate man's place. Perhaps there would WDRC—Public 8«rtlce Profrtm. W jC N B -R *iw *t Matinee. were made aa follows: erson, Scottish bom Cansullan Munale and acknowledged It in candidacy last Thuraday. imme- WHAT—Ntt« Watch. J^bdree. pioneer in radiolc^y. Died Friday. )4dio cannot campaign personally, be eomr effort to compel him to "• T 'l S E —Divy* Jordan. Bobcat, Stanley Withrow; Wolf, EXPERIENCE person by calling Oh her at her iliateiy attracted pledges of bujh (A ) S h a p ^ leaves addlJeaufy jpqris, France—Denise Baatide, win a-rough and tumble fight renounce Truman's position on home on Campfleld road. port from most of the southern Carroii Clarke," iSter Clarke, Ear­ 36, Oommuhist deputy in the to this versatile drop-leaf ta­ 11 :SS—WONS—Newa Jop. French National Aarombly. Died “ and Bgahist a renomination for Tru­ ble. Use it as a living room or ____• TsoMrraw iK X 9 a ''’5T*'>'n Winters. Todd Adama; Bear, Gill Copeland, Saturday. sonally active. f.icing a party split in the South. man. SiSa—WTIC—Johnnie Le* Wills and . Arnold Show. Charles Towle, James Arthur, ;j There was a time, a few weeks But. in the main, the Ru.saell Honor Ll. Wiiizler dinette piece. 36 x 49 inch top. His toys. Valiant Lady. Thomas Regina. QUALITY Democratic Sen. Kerr of Okla­ WHAT—News; Rural Roundup. WTI^Bsckstage Wife. ||gd, when the odda aremed candidacy IS a warning to Truman homa, who will be a candidate i f Special 855. SISSP~.Vu*lc by Antoninl. Gold arrow, Richard Bird, Gill SilS—w n c —Farmer* Digest; Newa ..WQCC—S.uslo,-.- ...... 4-• SINCE '^ 'n n ltely Th General tSlaenhbwer’a With Gliiirt*li Gift Truman does hot' ruhT yesterday 6!2a^WON8::^Bm-JehkTns BhowV W R A Y-N ew *. Copeland,- Douglas Barton," "Scott libt to' iun again! It is doubtful (B ) TVuetype cupboard re-^ WDRO-T*wn Patrol, Adams, Curtis Brewer; Silver ar­ mvor. He has the support of the said he expects “much of the w n c —Weather; Farmer's Digest N B—News; Request Matinee. that the Dixiecrata could maintain South" to support Russell. But fleeting early craftsmanship' row, WiliUm Mann, GIU Copland, The memory of 1st Lt. John E. WCOC—Production Newareel. CbewuigWi^’s Rirrently dominant faction of the their rebellion against any one on a radlo-TV show he said the in its functional simplicity and WHAT-Chapel Time. John Tanl, Paul Custer, William 1 8 4 5 l^epublican party In the state. His Wlnzler was honored yesterday at WTHT—Homing Devotlona lischarge Evans Stewart, James Arthur, Douglas else. But Truman has their lasting Democrats are not going to spilt beauty, 5143. •:*•—WHAT—Fred Wariiig. popularity is great, Concordia Evangelical Lutheran Just because vkrious groups sup­ Barton. pollllcal enmity, not. unfortunate­ Church when six of his friends WTHT—Breakfast with ton. SpeanaintGum ti But the fact that Senator Taft ly, because of any of hia fallinga port different candidates. (C ) The refectory table style, 6:5*—WDRC—Religious Talk . From Hospital presented the church With two A dijlerent view was expressed WONS—Early Edition. • Den 1, wolf and gold arrows to ’ caippaigning persmially and or weaknesses, but toenuse he has brass offering plates. Lieutenant borrowed from Old England T:**—WCCC-^ood Morning: Ooo^ by Sen. Ellender of Louisiana who Music. Charles Perkins and Robert An­ Good For Teeth tdgorously may have changed this maintained at least a surface Wlnzler, aon of Mr. and Mrs. John said in Washington: "There is a by early settlers, extends by (D ) The Captains* arm chair WKNB—Phil Hale Show. / Joseph Evans, 27, of 16 Wads­ drews, wolf and gold arrow and cture," greatly. 'Senator Taft loyalty to the concept that all Wtnzier of 22 Wadaworth street, dennlto possibility that the next lulling out the concealed end is useable in any room in the w n c —Bob Steele. / worth street, was discharged from assistant denner to Jack Dexter, gave his life on Jwo JIma seven [ WDRC-New*. / denner to DonaJ'd Cordner; Den 2. Thousands of I oraa aome popularity, too, for Americana, regardless of race, President will to elected by the eaves.-36 x 82 inenes when home, and in the game room, • WHAT—News; Coffee aub. / Hartford Hospital Saturday after N a w England years ago today, March 3, 1945, at House of Representatives." gold arrow on lion to Clifford I)ta fact that he Is fighting. The open, 5116. too, 539.95. WONS-Weather: New*. / tolng admitted Friday for treat­ people chew deli­ should have equal opportunity In the age of 24. Under the Constitution, if no WTHT—Breakfast with toa / ment of a head injury received In Fisher, silver arrow on bear to et tljjst he fights galvanizes that tilA-WONS—Newa ' cious Wrigley’s this democracy of ours. The dediratlon hy Rev. Erich candidate for the Presidency gets WKNB-Phll Hole. an automobile accident Friday Stanley Mloganoaki, gold arrow on Spearm int Gum Better Get \ Brandt, pa-i^or of the church, was Bction of the New Hampshire The Dixiecrata seem to to tot­ a majority of the 531 electoral col­ ?i*a—WCOC — News: Good t/ o-ornlnf afternoon on Route 83 near Olen-' bear to Richard Sylvester; Den 3, daily to hdp keep t^rty which favors him. made during the worship service lege votes, then the Hou.se elects ' Music. der’a Garage in- Vernon. denner to Robert Treat, asisiatant their teeth bright ter organized than they were in attended hy IJeu'tenant Wlnzler's w n c —Bob Steele'* Morning Watch. I j i t la also an important factor them. Each state has one vote WDRC—Old Music Box: N ^ a Evana was unconscious for sev­ denner, gold and silver arrow on and attractive. Product of 1948, when they took only SO elec­ family and tho friends, who made in this case. WONS—BUI Jenkins Show, eral hours after his automobile wolf to Kenneth Smith, wolf and They know that AT^^Stanley^' M ister ^ a t the Eisenhower campaign the gift, James Vincent Cuddy of 60 Pieces from WKNB—News; Phil Htle, toral votea away from Truman, Eilender said a contest between atruck an embankment at a rail­ ■gold arrow to Stephen Yavtnsky, chewing ie the natural, time-proves J5. _C._Ru*iffE_CoM^- Smr\vhen U|elr attack on Truman TrumanandTaft-mlghtflnd-nei- road -underpaaa and- tumed" "over bear -to- James -Cole,- bear to Jamea way to ezercise-teeth andgums - helot - Forget gani8re"^doaT8^that"8tick and sclraperor~ bang Newington; Richard "W r "Michaels on it side. Qreentorger. deanec the teeth and keep tkem kx«- ^tumph in New Hampshire, In may actually have dignified him -ther -able- to gain "the^ necessary WKNB—'^w s; Phil Hale Sh'o'w. in the wiqd. Ilie S T A N L E Y sectional overhead garage Geveland, Ohio of Waterbury. Howard E. Mohr of 26(i electoral college votes, if a WTHT—Phil Becker—N/ewa Den 4, gold arrow on wolf to ing their beet at very little ootL Wder to prove the possibility of and enhanced hia appeal for w n c —New*. door M ves needless tugging, and shoveling-out in snow Litchfield, Carl Peterson of West third candidate won most of the WHAT—Newa KILLED IN CRASH James Anderson,, wolf S|U gold Beside* the pleasant, helpful chew­ WORLD'S LARGEST ijie Eisenhower abMntee cam- voters in the rest of the country. Hartford, all fraternity brothers of southern states. The Louisiana Woodbridge, March 8—MP)— ing. folks get tatiofactfon ra n the r » and Ice. ’ (E ) Solid, rugged designing is re­ WONB—Newe. / and sliver arrow to John’ Dugan; MANUFACTURER OF f^ g n , and in order to generate the Better organized or not. they are Lieutenant AVlnzIer In Eta Lam­ .Senator said he thinks Russell ■ ------■/SpecIsL Police said that Vernon R. John- Den 8. one year service star to Jef­ irethito flavor of Wtigley’t Spearmint fiiUiuaiaam and confidence among bda Sigma a t the University of could carry at least nine south­ flected in the Truetype buffet with •on, 39, o f Sejrmour road, died in- too. Itaa real, fresh, long-butitoe^r- The S T A N L E Y door can easily be operated by a child, COMBINATION still a compliment to Truman. WomV. frey Doll; Den 6, bear to Steve l&tenhower supporters which will Connecticut and William H. ern states and perhaps more. its “H ” hinges, b ra^ e t bases and stanUy laat night when his car Adams, bear and gold and silver mint flavor—a friverite in New England ^ ^ t sl^ twist of the handle and it litefally FLO A T S up.. W'INDOW’S Schleldge of Manchester. .May Run for Senate Show. craahed Through a stone wall on for generatfont. lb get tto orM w and ou t and prcKluce aimllar reaulta gallery-rail top. Special 1fl25. arrow to John PoniiUo. Archibald S. Alexander, Under­ Breakfast News- Route 67 near the Seymour town Troop 91, sponsored by the nuine Wrkloy*a Spearmint Chewing / We have a STANLEY door for every garage and Demoostrstloni ^ other states. That Mutual Smile line and overturned in Bladen gurn. look for the green spear on the FREE Eatlmato* O ILM E N s t a l l s t r i k e secretary of the Navy, said yes­ (F) This Truetype beside table • w n c —Radi Manchester Green PTA, is to for­ purse. You can even convert your old-fashioned door to 1 1 On the reverse side of the ple- terday he is seriously thinking of Pond. Bethany SUte Police aald package. Every time we see a picture of Hartford, March 3—(/Pl—CIO- captures the charm of an old fash­ WTHT—BSTLIi lyd. mally receive its charter at a prea- modem, upward'^action. with STANLEY Floating Door Ihre, this means that Senator organlzed oil workers in this state running for the U. S. Senate from WKNB-Phll HI lie Show. Johnson had been involved in a IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Secretary of State Acheson and ioned washstand, 547. :**—WTHT—John Conle. Equipment. IN Q U IR E TO D AY* ft needs only to keep an Elaen- have yielded to Federql Mediator New Jersey. He Is a Democrat. minor accident in front of a near­ Foreign Secretary Eden together {:SO-V-WDRC-N:------by tavehi only a few mlnutea be­ C>-ru8 S. Chli.g's suggestion that He, haa until March 6. filing dead­ WCCC—12 dred and M Hits. WHAT8 THE REAL PRICE wer victory from being over- we have to look from one to the they postnppe their scheduled line. to make up his mind. WKNB-Ne Potonlo, fore. PAYMENTS ARRANGED K ON TOOT H42C8B7 TELEPHONE , "toflA lb gain only, a strike -untli. March. 11- pending an . -New-Jersey aoui-ces sald.he.will- W ONS-Nc other -to .eee which- la whtch.' Our WHAT-^ ( "Program. Price Gongera Cainglit i4w delegates, in order to emerge effort at Washington to compro­ run. ami probably will submit his WTHT— tntokfaat au"Tub. Vm ’O Had mir eoBapetaBl difficulty stems from the fact Singapore W) — Police are MANCHESm J^m the primary with what will mise their claims on the national, resignation this week. W nC -1 itoter c Melody. m praiam m D qaallflaff te that they both look so very, very level. Wllllsm R. Neil.ion, New 9III-W D B P m ■Is Hartford. aiding houaewives in their war 1^ considered a victory for him. WONto-'„ Tello . i-T"»t. tolp TOB. British, and, aa we try to identify E n gird representative *of tha oil - r against sky-high prices for. vege­ trlt is perhaps regrettable that FT' tlM rrWi^QNS-::Crean. Q N______.Pottaroon Show, 2 - 9 0 9 5 ihem, we often think what pic­ workers union, salii the aetion WKNB-kltolian...IB —Italian Hour. tables'. In two diya police arrest­ ■aowmber. tkaiu la Mver ^ e States do not hold their prl- rsme yesterday at a meeting of ■\ B'CeO-kNews; 12 HunuVed and *0 ed 90 shopkeepers on charges of •ay obHgaMoa wtoa yaa caD torial evidence thla-ls for the o e - ■ Kit*...... - t- ...... 4 ... fatting to dtsplay price, tags oh BUILDINC MATERIALS ^t*!^** slmultahebusly.'sb^^^ tiie Ltoir4’r2'rt'PorfUnd. TRUSSEMILTS X V n e—News; Hal Kolb. raslonal allegation, from isola­ their merchandise and then charg­ JARVIS REALTY CINCO DISTOIBUTORS mteorne in any partliular state ElJlS'no STOOKINOS . W H ^ —ItsJIan Music. LUMBER FUEL tionist sourcea, to the effect that 9i4S—WDRC—Bing Crnsby, ing exorbitant prices.- Manctostor 4113 to>uld not have so much import- EXPERT FITTERS ' 1 m WHAT-ramou* Trlsls, 10 Spencer Court, East Hartford TeL 8-7669 or 8-4481 •Mr. Ache^n himself la more Brit­ O i ^ o F , dice in iwlting the mood and the Mer* Comfort Woorinq W TIC—Victor H. LIndlshr. ISaMMAlN ST. MANCHtSTen TEL.4l4’a ish than American. H l•:•a^WDRC—Arthur Gtofrey. trend for the primary voting in jArllHir Drag Stores WONS—Cresn Patterson Show. Unfortunately. Washington gos­ FALSE TEETH W KNB—^News; Fred Waring. alher states. fT H T —My True Story. P o tk e t? * sip spoils the picture. It reports li a plcaaknt wav tii oy'orromf* (G ) Unusual design in aii v n C —Welcome Travelers. _ «}But, the^ s^^ bring what It looot* plal^dlaromfort. rAaTKET.F.le. AO that the two meh, for all their t'CCC—1 2 Hllndr>d «nri SCI WU. *8 ib* tstr of the Republican Improved" powder, iprlnined '' oi;. upper Earty Americair- ted with /WlIAT-IUllsn New*. **-*“ “ ' posed smiles together, carry an in­ and lower platea holds them firmer ao ^Srty and the fate of the nation -that Ibey fe.el more comfootaWet No r sturdy tuQiings ahd low scroll •115—W DRC^rthur Godfrey., IF T H ^ amount of your In- tense mutual dlallke into their WHAT-IatKan Mimic. I in the hands of New Hamp- arummy. aooey. pa»ty taate or ferllnr. PICTURE FRAMIND cuttings. Full size. SpMial WONS—Cresn Patterson Show. siin n ^ is Iribt' sufficicRi, yop dealings with one uiotRer, and re­ lt‘* alkaline (non"ac\d>. Does not aour, re't Republicans. They are, to a C'heeka ” olale' .odor" (denture breathl. Ptetarrg Mounted and FmUied 553.50. m a y ^ “out of pocket” plenty ■Vt S veal sharply differing views- ■ on Get-FA8TJUCTU- today « t ony - drua extent, to determine what atore. ^ Sales and Service whan a I0 8 8 occurs. ' .queatlQ.ns_ o t policy. . ■» « gather (H ) Chippendale scroll mir­ pgJ>j:R«Eu^atR partV goes iii- tost Mr. Eden wmaidera Mr. AgWa^ -ALsoff NAczowsia ror with nicely jig-sawed de-- p c i^ lr c d t- i the 1062 preeidehtial election, 4- 3 son , a hopeless amateur on ''th e U Lo.kw M . 8k I . L 2..UIS tails, measuring 24 x Te le vis io n ui checkup of your insurance i f may be that those of us who 42 world.;sccne. and that Mr. Ache- inches, 523. BENDIX- RCA:^ M)T R LA made-by thi& agency before it ■ IRre hoped that Eisenhower could 4 0 0 7 APRIL 1st son ' -regards Mr. Eden aa an '» is too iate. a new and totter kind of Re­ (I ) The dresser base, inspired 214 SPRUCE STREET. MANCHESTER TEL. 50^ publican party into battle have anachronism.-who doesn't realize 7 WNHC—TV w hit kind- of world this is today, by a Virginian piece, is made P. M. lilacalculated the nature of the 4:00—Kate Smith Show. 4AS HARTTORD ROAD Stlll,^ when they force their ILUMINUM in two sizes: A s shown, 5117; r;00-Space Cadet ority. o f Repubilcane them­ Double size (66” wide) ■ ; 15—Gabby Hoyeo. — M ALONEY’S ANNEX es. It may to that they prefer mutual jsmile, Uiey look like CombkMtio* W M ows 5:50—Howdy Doody. f brothers. 5174.50. 4 :00—Fashions in Music. Taft kind of party, even HPECTAld 4:25—Sealy---- “ ly Weather Forec All Television Set$-Radio$'-Port$bles and Record Flayers WAIKINS 4:50—Worli■Id News Toyaars thraaUna to become 24, For DemoMstrnlion and Free (L) Mirror with drawer fits on top of a 10:0O-Mel Martin Show. eoaio tIO.dO wHm < BUY NOW AND SAVE SAVE SAVE oao 10:50—Langford-Ameche, f » •• WM proia»(ly rtpaid li 12 eamaesHvg iR iV ilo o f an the aaUon’a need for Estimate A t No ObUgntlon draped or maple dressing table, or chest of A il items specially pris­ n:S^trlju It Rich. looatMv tfw»aliaiam ite.es —

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Manchester Bights CQL Championship Swimming Team Sebrer’t Nif^itmare liar Rimner Plenty o f Venisony Short ’Stakes Winner Pm t-Season A Perfect Team z Zabel Gets 41 Points Ladea flU) , r . pto. to .300 Mark ^ b jtt r e s L q g ^ = '7 T ,'^ Sheekev, rf ... 0- 2 li Tim eN ears y J i Day. rf ...... 1- 1 15 . Speeches Mark Banquet v' I". ' “ In a Losing Cause Arderson. if.. s-i ir Suffers D*mko, c ...... 4-3 31 In A. L. Standihgg Don C^l ■f Oarntr, rg 4-9 II Plonty of venison and shortv living In Hartford. . . . Many fine to pick balla off the defanoive Hubbard, .Ig- 3-3 S College Season Enters Bruise in\KC Games Legion Moves Into ' Tie Millkowsky: Ig 1-3 1 Speeches w *^ order at last Sat- door prises given away. One of the boorda. 21abel and Mackey were nrday night’s annual banquet and winners Wot Tony Hortl, former Home Stretch; NCAA Alleoe Bell, Hanson t; Rrsults atiU on but the Legion moved dos- 23 Totals ...... 43 - u -m io lotfiei’. night of the Mancheeter Dl- Twi League pltcper. . . . Grand At Carded For First Place in ec. Deacon Gamer, former UConn r«aaM«ck. Iltl) Has 11 Open Berths Fast Break Win Mackey, r^ f ...... 13 4-11 10 vlalon of the Connecticut Sporta- prize, so wo were told, was a "frea And Kenny Goodwin Standings With Idle varsity player, was a hard man to ‘Larkina. It 14 0- 1 2t , . men’s AiMOctatton at. the Garden day’s fishing at Center Springe New York, March »X-(»V-Don reckon wdth aa he was on the Chagnon, if ...... —, 1 od) a 4^;^ Grove. y New York, March S.—(A*)—The Get Double Figures; Ifaaehestot (gg) Gehnnann, America'a No.\l hope Pond.” . . . Quinby introduced True P. a. Frankie’s Drive • In Poquonock men like a blanket in Zabel. c ...... II 9-IS 41 Cowles 08 "True Reid’ for some, for the Olympic 1.500-metw, title, the second period. At the halfway Kraeuna*. rg ...... 0 1- 3 1 Truman Cowlea wa* toaatmaster college tesketball season onUra Miners Here Friday a Alien, rf ...... ,..., I i-needleaa-ehaitee-wll Rice, rg ...... 6 1-3 1 . and gpwdcem included President unknown re«ioh and one &ot>r t_Kubechka. it ...... JbO... -Stoa«aga - mark it was, 64 to 53, the AL'a out “ o tba home stretch this week with MH-| HerUberg, If . 1-8 injured leB, but it looked today(d « jr« Klebau*ka. I g 0 Nelson Qulnby, Dr. RuaeeU Hunt­ prize winher was Ilstkl as the wtf e Ilanaon. e .... W Pet. in front. In the first half the Col-. of—but wosn’t-;-one of the club teams still needed to nil the brack­ Standings 7-10 It though ha would suffer noj legions got 61 shots off to the Le- 24 Total* ...... 44 15-31 lot er, auporlntendent of the Fish and W L Pet K. (loodwin, e Frankie's Drive-In ..,11 A46 Ion. Game Xlepartmant, and Earl Yost, members. There were several red ets In the two major post-season ^11, rg u iS *. -i-j-, I... - ,,Xi - - Anwrlcan-liagkm—T-rril-l—>—A4S-fg*on'a 62 trios ftgw-tho-floor-withl ‘ Kcranton . . . — ^.22- --U . - A67 gporOreditpr o r n ie '^ r a ld ;' faoe8rT-.-rJo8-DeB. Goudvin, ig ...... 3 half-mile. race at the Knights of ehootlng 97 of the 61. Also called on for brief—30 ■ *- The National Collegiate A.A., Wilkes-Barre ...... 18 17 .514 WeUiaraflatd ...... Warriar* (23) _ ond—remarks were Joe Deacon. had In the past decade.” All Joe 36 Totals ...... 25 30-83 80 Columbus games Saturday night, Herm's Cameras .. The second half started off with a T. Pti. which does not start its champion­ Manchester ...... 8 8 .500 'RlaUra ', 72 to 56. boards after the game for posatbla a double-headCi' with the Pitts­ third prize money with 225s. Bolo (17-8) licked by Connecticut Sat­ opens at the Eastern State Coliseum In West Springfield March 4 BA’s have now scored eight wins Colonels continued to spurt and 'Takes Solid Resting Collegistes vs. Ma and Bill’s. the Pan American games at Bue­ State Fish and Game Department. baskets by Masino and Athaa gave nos Aires. the hard working backcourt man, This win gave them a sure, shot splmter damage. Banquet Committee consisted of burgh Pirates. After grounding Lucas won high single with an 80 urday; Loyola of Chicago, which through March 12. Misa Scott 13 the Olympic Figure Skating Cham­ in 16 starts and rest in fourth Gehrmann took a solid beating 8:30--Y. at the fourth place spot. Balch out in a pitch hitter’s role in the game, worth $5. , has lost nine games of 24 but holds pion and the star of the talent laden cast. the invaders a 37 to 34 bulge. Half from Rosco^e Browne, the assistant Tuesday, March 4^___ Second open' meeting of the pro- • sarj', to aid in the elementary Five Years Ago—Bernard F. wasted little time getting three Nets Quinby, Joe Deacon, Joe Ca- place in the standings with a .500 personal-fouls. Billy Sheekey and looking for It? second Win stayed : .Hockey At A Ofauwe taldi, Fred Riccio, Tom Sorenson, first game. D‘ck smacke-t four Ther'e_\vere 75 entries. .Mana­ victories over St. John’s and .Seton Kirby was Canadian Figure Skating Champion and his handsome percentage. Three games remain, end«y. „4 l-A0,-BA’i ______. dean of rhim’afTiTorgan Slate Col­ Pdqiionock vs. Wethersfield; posed Manchester Booster Club programs from a financial -Oates restgnei)Ign ■ as head football within hailing distance of the ger Maurice CorrentI plans an­ Hall, two teams already m the smile and poise has brought swooning sighs from feminine, fans all Three points were the moot the coach at lyyoming University. Geo^e Demkp were flatfooted as Charlie Qulnby and Jerry Blan­ hits. Including a triple, iij, five q(- one at home, and twa on the road. lege. in the S80- Had it gone an­ 7:19—Rec. will be held tonight at 8 o’clock' . , . . their men were breaking fast the Wethersfield squad all evening but National Leogae chard. . . . Met Don Harrington, ffclal times at ha', in the second other one ball event ’next week­ flew, over the nation. A fan club was formed, in New Jersey in his honor JACKIE ALLEN (21), Puggy BA’s could lead by In the third 'pe­ other lap. Gehrmann undoubtedly Frankie’s vs. LaureL' 8:30 — . Officers have not as yet been riod. This session produced aa good at the library on School atreet. electc.^ for the proposed club. Ten Yeqra Ago-—Frank Crespl, whole first period. Bob Mackey, didn’t have the last period drive. Montreal 6, Chicago 4-. former Mill street resident, now ■game. end. DePaul (18-8) and Seattle, con­ and there are now thousands of girl members all over the country de­ Bell (16), Ken Goodwin (15) and would have won. for he was com­ Rec. St. Louis Cardinal Inflelder, signed Adam Twarkins and Bill Zabel At halftime the Warriors had a Toronto 2, Boeton 2 (Tie). querors of the Harlem Globetrot­ spite the fact he is already spoken for; in fact he is the father of three Vic Hanson (13) all collected dou­ shot-making as seen at U)e Main ing on fast. But Browne had Wednesday, Mar«'h 9 The public is invited to attend. I Thosls' named were to serve on the his 1942 contract. ters, also are under consideration. children. street drillshed this season. Kn- Dr. Ray Mozzer, former Man-' steering committee until such time were on and hit with everything, five-point lead, 36 to 31. Wethers­ Detroit 6, New York 4. ble figures. Bell had a sensational enough left to flght him off to win Wapping vs. Morlarty’s, 7:15 — Twenty Years Ago—Ed Morris, Second period found the Legion field '■■''* kept' -■-•-*right on— driving- and at Eosteni League Annual Schoolboy It wouldn't be surprising to see first half with six hoops in as baohke’s two rapid-fire push shots In 1:54.. Gehrmann did nip Reg­ Chester High and Fordham Univer- as election of officers will take the NCAA dip into the NIT field gave the BA’s a 68 to 65 lead go­ Y. sity athlete, will be In charge of place. Boston Red Sox pitcher, died from coming to life. Sheekey and Leo the end of the third frame had a Atlantic a t y 5. New York 8. HAVE YOU WATER IN YOUR GEU.AR many tries and two for two at the gie Pearman, the fellow who beat White Glass vs. Crockett’s, 8;.30 stab wounds incurred in a brawl Day ^ gan to work hard on of­ nine pomt spread. 54 to 45. The for some of Its "at large” repre­ free throw line. Every member of ing into the last period. the meeting. Dr. Mozzer was High Principal Edson Bailey Johnstowrn 2, Springfield 1. sentatives, especially in the east him last week. —Y. two days earlier. fense and Swede Anderson started Warriors eyeing the playoff posi- Boston 4, New Haven 2. Tourneys Start LOCAL the BA’s collected at least six Home town fans had a chance The meet also proved rather named vice president of the steer- will be preaelit tonight to explain OR A SEWAGE DISPOSAL PROBLEM? where Penn State (19-4) turned to relax a little as the BA’s broke Friday, March 7 Ing committee at a preliminary the school nee>ague have He hits okay ngaln.st right handed shape is to do it alowty. Get your TAiCEl^' MONTHS TO PAY "and become good enough” so he Ivy League—Princeton (13-8) make the calls are Jackie Allen, ERNEST A. RITCHIE jjthe Western Division. And in the never flnl.shed the season on top pitching." sorcne.ss and stiffness in small de­ 18 could get a scholarship and go on with league mark of 9-1. CTomell,. Bobby Knight and Joe Kubachka. .^l^stern Division, the Boston of their division, or won a Older BR.WF.S grees.” to college.” 16-6 and 8-1, and Pennalyvania, Pitt Freezes Ball 15 LIBERTY ST. TEL. 8172, MANCHESTER Celtics and New York’s Knicker­ (Tup riayoff Championship. With Bradenton. Fin.. March 3 - (,15 Wiliams, scheduled to report to 1947 CHEVROLET FLEETMASTER / 19-6 and 7-2, still In running. 2-Door Sedan. Green, radio and heater. New paint job. ^ A H C The turn of events resulted in a Princeton stUl has to meet Colum­ i;n * DEPARTMENT: George P. bockers virtually are tied for sec- hut four weeks of the regular sea­ Manager Tommy Holmes will the Marines before the start of the victory by forfeit for Hartford “Red” McC^ughey of the Manchee­ Dnd pl(fl'e. son remaining, the (Taney eoaehed put the Boston Braves through a regular season, said after the Bxoelleiil condition. Stock No. U-S8I...... - bia and Penn. Penn and Cornell In 24 to 9 Loss Public, which was to have met clash. Satuiday in Philadelphia. ter PoIt£(| Department picked the .jI SjTacuse extended its Ka.stern skaters SCem almost certain of bunting drill tixlny with emphasis workout that "The bat felt heavy Central at the New Haven Arena wrong team again yejterday a* !lDlvision lead to 3 ‘i games by edg- annexing a regular schedule title, on laying the ball down against ^ d my arms were a bit wear>'.” 1950 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL'DELUXE After that, (Cornell meets Colum­ 2-Door Betioii. Gnty. One owner car. Low mileage. tonight. To replace this game. bia'and iDartmeuth. Pi^^hOg Yale the wUinerin the A-merican League PitUburgh, March 3—(/p>_ JJtng Rochester.. 76-72. last night having a commanding load, and the breaking stuff of pitchers un­ ,”But it was an ideal workout Tourney Director Ervin Trask for my first one. The weather was SLOCJC Nik* YT"448e ...... and Princeton, both on the road. basketball game at the Armory. H. C. (Doc) Carlson, coach of the .. ..tj»-Wi»-ihe_.I-aKeM XQ0.k..a..l7.TptnnL .nre.hqpefqj,of hitting the Jackpot der gam.ecqndltip.nS;______$1395 moved Norwalk and Norwich up Red-said Elmira-would'beat the jm isrgin in the flrsl period snd then and win everything with a post perfect 16 get' lip a nice sweat." Big Seven—rHere it is Kansas University of fittsburgh’a basket­ Ye.sterday’s .ntrasquad game in from their encounter, originally (20-2) and Kaneaa State (16-5). BA's* Our tip is for Red to write ball ^am., thinks, he did right ....IJheld oK Milwaukee's.Hawks, fur. a season, trlvunph. as w ell______which.-tha Cooneys . defeated The IlIAN'TS ■■ 'Phoenix; Affz., MarcR"3- (/Iv^'' Graen. B(MSb> heater, overdrive. Excellent condition.'' booked as part of m triple header They 'meet Friday at' Lawrence Bob Steele. Radio Station WTIC when he told hia players to deep­ • i96-8.9 victory. Wednesday night. In Hartford, for the correct predic- freeze the ball against Penn Slate [| The Knlcks Mi'snn^ly took care Sal (the Barber) Maglle, ace New Stock No. C-S80...... with Kansas holding a 9-1 league York Giants' pitcher, 1t going tB While It’ll be opening night for mark, and S tate M .------iiqq jrprnHaiL...... in a game which turned into a ticr ihelif lhfe(ir td Ihc Ceitlcs’ ^ c- the "A'^ind ”B" athletfii. the-’C^’' farce. \IJond place. They first whipped get another day .pf rest between 1949 PACkARU 2.U 00R SEDAN "^ •Pacific Coast—U.C.L.A. defeat­ , (feoston in New Y'Ork Baturday and Ken lucky A th letic Board starts this season—and he doean’t Msanou, Radio a ^ beater. Kxoelleat condition. lpuni*y-.Sqtvrday resulted ed.Southern California twice , over, y TWO. JIMSr^Murray and Hor­ . Althpugh the strategy backfired like it a bit. He wants plenty Low mileage. Stock No. lT-589...... in victories: for Farm'ngton, Staf­ the week enjl am t will represent vath officiated the big Rec Senior as, the Nittany Uons won 24-9, ^-4^en repeated yesterday on the Saturday, Carlson insisted it was ilCeltl^s’ home court, winning 89- of.work. - .... ford, East Hampton, (jlastonbury, the Southern Division against League game last Friday night be­ Furthermore, he said, he prefers 1949 RUICK SUPER SEDANEHE Watertown and Bacon Academy of Washington, Northern Division tween Frankie’s and the Legion sound tactics—not a stunt. a^ Harry Gallatin tossed in a Bans Spivey from Playing and both turned - in highly com­ ”My kids and I .thought we }jbaskrt with only six seconds re- to be in against the top pitchers Otoen. Ro^e and beater. Colchester. ______Winner, in a .best-of-three aeries of the league. Here Is tonight’s schedule: starting Friday at UCLA. mendable Jobs. __ didn’t have tjbe. manpower to go ttmalhing. The Celtics hold second Priced to aeU! ...... against Penn State for 40 min­ Lexingt(in. Ky., March 3— —• The lanky basketball star re- "When you’re matched against Class A (New Havert Arena) , jslace by two pertentage points. T gaalar Laazee BOBBY KNIGHTS play has utes. So we thought we’d rest ■ I Tlie Fort Wayne Plstoiis rolled Hope.* of big Bill Splvev to be re- j turned' la.st 'week from New York the good ones, you find yourself 1944 BUICK SUPER 4-DOOR SEDAN 8 p. m.—Bulkeley (Hartford 1 vs. EitrbJng.a better game.’’ he said been.offected of Ikte with the BA's and plurge a tt he end. i t waa T?nr"thr tsrgcsrRcnriTirnirmgnT Ilf wkeee-ke--went- )iefore- th^ Grand Green. Radio and heaterl'Good transportation. Greenwich. _ riasl HUadlagt too bad it didn’t work out. That instated as s University of Ken­ today. “When you're- facing a w . who now feature a slow and de­ Ivdowning Indianapolis. 101-88. with Jury for questioning on basketball Stock No. U-S98. ____ ...... 9:30—Nor^ch vs. Norwalk. L. liberate style of play instead of waa the' way the kids wanted it. tucky ba.skethall player were da.th- fixes., l^ e jurors also beard testi­ second stringer, you’re likely to, Nlchol’a Rockata ...... erab 7 3 ;-jRarry Foust,:getttng 31 points; , ■ Class B t.Yale.Gym)u “ r,-j? Jarvl*' Black HaWkg r;;'. i'. t 7 8 the fire house hfond erf a year ago 1 think Penn State deserved to ed last night when the Athletic mony from Waller Hlra.ch, captain let 'down a little, -figuring -your 1947 RUICK SUPER 4-DOOR SEDAN 8 p. m^-i-Branford vs. ' Staples fellows, will get you a bundle of Morlartv’* liaglaa ...... aa* 4 5 and earlier this siason. BObby win.” Board of the university banned of the 1950-51 team, Jim Line,, an­ Black. Radio and h^ter..A real family car. (Westport). Glennay'a Rad Bird* ...... f. . . . a 7 can run all night At top speed and The'Panther quintebstuck to its other former Kentucky player. runs.” ...... -_ 1. - ria v a g Zakadala Who Gives A Hpot How him permanently from its ellgl- DODGERS stoek No. U-S86. “■9:30—Bullard (Bridgeport) vs. Saturdv. March 8. Nlchdl’a Rockata ia apparently loot with a slow stalling action for 3 4 periods oh Forum bim^' hst. Three other former .Kentucky E u { testftn. ___ w Jarvla' Black Rawk* at lO.iOi.'Mnr- State’s, home court.‘at. State CM- ■ '^ ro ‘;B«tchr‘-Calif., -.liils^h OODGE-^-DOQRrriElSi^^ (arty^e-gk:g)w;va--&lrimey'-#;Rad-'3Brdtr 4 : I W tii ,^|flvi^4-1fe'pe#-we^^ . ;AiiixlljChxi«C'-.-4lal|p^ JJY -'.MahagOT; Chartfa-;Dnisson o f —'----- iE3l«:a'(? (New'BrltUn' r<®er"'Tin IHed'ldTteep Che bolT Letter of Appreelation ' of the Wildcat cage-team that'the Bearxl and Dale Barnstable - have the Dodgers today named big Ben Onea. Radio and beater. Low mllenge. College (Gym). “;»ACK CROCKETT (i hozplul- in mld-courf until the last 10 sec­ seven-foot Georgian, an All-Amer­ ailmitted shavlii.g points In,the Na- Jamla. Black Hawka (S». Rear Earl: Wade as. the pitcher most likely You’ll never know what the meana with the prfcision of a Stock Np. U-528. , - -TeSil p: ra.-— Morfan; (Clintonlt ■ B. P.Pta. ized again at Manchester Memo­ onds pf each quarter-vthen shot. The West Side Rec Midget Bas­ ica center, -would be able to play ticr.al Invitational Tournament at to .take lip the slack left by Don till you try Chrysler’z F«W-ri'm« Pow er"" vs. TerryvlUe. '' ClenDpy, rf ...... 5 1 11 rial. Jack underwent an Operation . The result:'A travesty of bas­ She breezes over bad roads wiiAjpever Wood!, rf ...... ,0 0 0 ketball Leagues ha-s closed its reg­ in the National Collegiate Athletic Madison Square Garden in 1949. Newcombe’s departure for the COME DISCOrER POWER 1951 MERCURY 4^D00R' SEDAN 9 p. m.— Tourtellotte (North two weeks ago hut came down with ketball. t TTiey are scheduled to be sentenc­ Steering yourself! Erm other cars wUh a feel of wheel flght, car under A ntral Mltch«ll. If ...... a 1 5 ular season and I believe there are Association Tournament, STEERISG TODAY . . . ,4.Vd " Green. One owner enri 17,900 miles. Radio, beater, e A A Q C Grosvenorsdale) va East Hamp­ ROIMttO, If ...... a...... 4 0 0 another ailment and his stay in While the gymnasium organ ed March 28. Army. totalled power eteering 'don’t fiffer ' ‘ Mveral organizations and indlvidr The Athletic Board said, in the Dressen last saw Wade two as never before! , ■eat covera. Stock No. U-562...... Y . J ton., Kozickl. c ...... 4 0 13 bed has been extended. plgyed "Darling, I Am Growing A Full Fuel Tank Makes . jMls who contributed to its suc- course of a lengthy .•tatement: The Athletic Board. I'ommehtlng THESE GREAT CHRYSLER mueh new tafety and ease os she gets! ’ Tyler, c ...... 0 0 0 Older” and “Take Me Out to the years ago. when he w(ui managing She can start in the morning and Dlrkerton. rf ...... 0 a a on Spivey's insistence upon his in­ FEATVRES, TOO! 1950 MERCURY CLUB COUPE ...... Ball Game," Penn State co-eda icess that should be thanked pub- "We feel compelled to say that Oakland and Ben was flinging for On every turn, hydraulic power does i Close Baoe Kelteher. r f ...... 0 0 0 f i v e PLAYERS on each team tJicly’ On behalf o'f John Hedlund. it is our unanlmoi's opinion, at this nocence. said X>ean of'Students A. Hollywood in the Pacific Coast drive into the night with never a hint Banning bine. Radio, h ^ J^ . Ertekton. If ...... 1 a 9 hit for double figures in Frankie's offered Pitt players their knitting ((Town Recreation Director. I would time, that Spivey was impllraled D. Kirwaii. who'went to New Y’ork ,4, 5 of her work, her hand does only of shoulder strain . . . with the same Stock No. r-S07...... 103 to 99 win over the Legion last and Carlson did a dance on the I.,e.s(fue. 180 V-8 Horsepower, even on non- $1795 Lawrence. Kan.—(NEIA)—Kan- ToUlf ...... Is *7 n The Weather ; tike to' thank the following spon- in a conspiracy to fix Kentucky with Spivey. wSa given -access to ”He did real well against my premium fuel . . . The Security of J/5! On every turn, she turns her wheel wonderful ‘‘wheel feel” and tafety in Cleaaajr’a Ba4'BlrJ* ^ 1) Friday. Lou Dead (35), Bill sidelines. Two officials kept Grine the private minutes of the Grand 19S0 FORD CUSTOM 2-DbOR SEDANI aas’ Phog Allen and Oklahoma A. ■ 0o n : Brown and Beaupre, Deci’a basketball games during the 19,50- club then.” said Dressen. ”At that Power Brakes . . . Drii I ^ b OeOrgetti gave two and three dolng. - 1 ' .NBA , Oelort Bkek. Radio, heater, overdrive. - C 1 T O S B.. r.Pt*. al fouls, Wade, Bernie McQueeney without a field goal being scored. That Delivers More Heat Per Dollar. • nights a week , of thetr time and by a fixer or had any reason to New York 89, Boston 87, A one-owner ear. Stock No. U-S8S...... T. Bralnard. rf ...... 4 a 10 and Bemie McKenna took early Coach Elmer Grosa of Penn i, I Mould be prated for thetr help to He wa.* present at the board ses­ suspect that any of hla teammates 'trlaiK.er, If ...... 1 r 9 showers for Fraakte’g while Dem-' State waa not amused. sion but unavailable for comment Minneapolis M, Milwaukee 89. Mvord, c ...... 4..$.. 4 0 - 4 .the youngsters. Bernie Giovino had been approacheil. ' SjTacuse 78. Rochester 72. A U ABOVi CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS "ED” \rc*rl.,rg ...... a 0 4 ko, Don Hubbard anid Goroeh He said, "If CarUKm k ^ on Tank Up Now — Pay Later ■tad -Gordon Todd officiated the afterwarda. Y'esterday, ‘n the Sunday editidh McAIIlater. Ig ...... 1 0 4 fouled out for the tegion. freezing the ball when we were Fort Wayne 101,■ Indianapolis SULLIVAN SAFE BUY USED CAR WARRANTY , league without pay to do much in The board’s statement revealed ,of the Louisville Courier-Journal, 88. ahead, we were bound to win. I for the first time that Spivey’s rotala ...... ’. 14 1 ‘teaching the boys the rules of' Spivey said he had been, approach­ Amertcaa Leagne 1l*rUT4]r'* Eagle* (81) SECOND ROUND matchei In really don’t know why he did it. ’play. Lastly 1 would like to thank "voluntary” withdrawal from Ken­ ed twice by fixer, known to him ' B. r.pu. the Town Table 'Tennis Tourna­ It would have been all right for a Scranton 78, Saratoga 78. GfNH-’Al MOinp'. jrou and The Herald for the gen- tucky’s eligibility list In Decern; only as "George”, but stated he Manchester 90. Elmira 83. B R O W N -B E A U P R E , I N C . 30 Bissell Street *. O’Neil, rf ...... S 1 7 ment tonight are as follows: Wen- quarter, but when he kept it up it ber follow^ action by the board BETTER DEAL ♦vks, Ig ...... 3 1 4 iM u e amount of space olloted to had spurned a bribe. Wilkes-Barre 87, Bridgeport 83. 'Ickert. e ...... 5 a 13 doll Jocoba -and Gordon Todd at- was dlagusting. It wasn't good for The aatly Oil On ,tlM league. suspending him. Last night’s atate- He said he was sorry now he Sotnrday'e Resulta Varren. rg ...... 0 1 1 7! Mika Pietro and Paul Suto at the game.. 5 . • Yours in sports, ment said Spivey was allowed to PONTIAC DEALER >’Har*. rg ...... 0 - 0 0 '';45; oiid Pete Petrone and de- "He really has a pretty good had not reportec the incident but Ameeteun Leagne Twerdy. Ig... l...... 0 0 Melbounia Cu announce hla withdrawal to save that he remained silent in order 0 *endlnE champion Ed Bensche at team—better than average. Maybe w m - m ] 331 M ohSt., Saratoga 86, Scranton 71. 515 uaiu 113553 ■zacBtiiu iiuesaa* «nt ' yr O l r o ^ of tba Woot Mds embarraafinenL not to inyolve others on the teonL Elmira 88, Brldgaport 82. ' 'V* ...... 11 5 si 7:80. All matches win he staged he could have beaten ua if lie J acor* at bait thna. 194 Nlchoia. at the West Side Rec. tried.” r f ' A .■:,v'.‘ r-v-V"' »“i-■■*• • ------• - • • • V •. . - *. . ' \ - ••,. • •- 'V, . •• . * r- MANCIffiStER EVEW Na attlALD.-M iW CgESfnBtr CONN^ UCOHDAY, IfABCR R; 1« » -r— ----— ------TKRCHB3T^R EVEm!% Hijatj^AKCHESTEft.!^^^^

AatOBMMIcB for 'Saia 4 ' AaiaiMiiks fof Salt 4 JBcnrtasB O fftN i 18 B*Ib w* as WHIwat Baaid 18 B o— ib tor Sato - tS OUaLQURJKjtX. BY i . R..WILLiftMS BUR BOARDiNG BOIISB MAJORBOpPLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ”” Predada 50 THT CREAM OF THE CROP PERSONALLY ENDORSEDf WE SPBCIAUa ta rooBai and ATZRACnVRLY Fumlshad rOom b a s t HARTFORD—8 room CXpe YHAMK OOODNSM' r jrwHW irr 6 6 AD.10U gOUOlOSRSf IT 6UB y x i f TBAT iWwevMOoj Antwtr to Prtvioua' Piixzls U S E D CA RS atdiiig. Highest Quality an- APPUDB, Mclatooh. Rom* Bsau- „for twa OBmplet* lU|ht-.houa*i cod. Five finished room* Oil h ea t,. ITB-JUST THE WA« THEM- ]W A 6 VDUS G K e s i^ K r WOUCD WM U6 TUB CAM- South tht Border TPiinn Used Cara Tradad In On New terials. Worttauum giana-' '^^ 'ir,' lofiix 16t Ittnieaiai* 'deeu»' BgDKlPgft MOD , BUT PHSSr Sense and These Cars Traded On SWrrCRBOAItD tics sad Wagners. Bunch Fans, h se^ g facilities avaShol* Cen­ d r o p p e d -! VOOTD Fay * 5 0 0 FOR A MBEK'SKUM .v d e p o E T 1B52 Cans teed. A- A. Dion, lac., BN Autnaa tral. Mr* Jsrome, 14 .Arch strest pancy. Easy term * 89,500. te n s STEF New Hudsons 538 West center. Phone 8116. TH006HT R3K INSIPE MHERE THAT FAKE VEfiT^HOPlNG ON MOeONB PAlOOFF ■ORiaONTAL Wife—Did you notice the won­ Ql8““>«» 3’ Unclosed they have Red faces? h u d s o n '^948 c l u b c o u I>e He stared admiringly at tfab and heater. Very fine condition. OOUOIILIM ROOFS au f oa hi YEAR 3 ROOMB FURNTTURB B o e rd e n W a atad 59>A SATURDAY 9 A. M. Radio, heater, new tires, battery any fcbid ot atora! For fuaraa- A Company-r^resentative EIGHT ROOM single with country fin* skin spread out before thp 1948 Plymouth Club Coupe—Radio, And These Appliances etmoephere. Full bath, automa­ 9 ^ ‘ 26Fun*r*l notice 40Drur used aa Girl—(Applylhg for chorus Job) fireplace. 1 seat covert. Very clean. teed rdu|8ag call CoughUa. Maa- will be at the Connecticut WHICH IB A tlT T L E WILL SHARE iny home in Vernon —Mother enys I sing beautifully. heater. A swell little car. $1395 chMtsr 7707. tic hot water heater, large lot 18?S of gourd AND LABT Witt working couple or woman. fam ily 10 Guiding 29 House shoes 43 Cyclades Manager— Bring me a rectan- either me qr the tiger. BC APPRECIATISD Two 1947 Dodges. Custom 4-I>r. HUDSON 1950 CLUB COUPE Phone RoekviUe 5-7859. having 90’ frontage. Bus passes mendation frdm the neighbors ahd 1 Radio, heater.. New car guaran­ 806 Main StrM t. Manchester, TBARR„8TYLEB door. F u ll' price, $6,850. Alice 20 Give (Scot.) (lufflx) 32 Xfexican shawl Island His Wife—Oh, I'm so glad 9 Sedans—Radio and heater, fluid ’•Wi ' ISm . Refrigerator I'll give you a tryout. .dri.ve._„TwD_- fine cars, 'Black,., tee. IT on Wednesday, March 5. fi dompet. Realtor. Phone 2-4543 21 Rent 11 Medicated 33 Valued 44 Slovenly was the tiger? | -34Last woman_____ D I A L S m green. ------^;T B 5------0 A . M T t o ^ Basinces Lecetkos orY-WM. ■ - 2BNe«r(coiiib. -IkpiM------On R new lawn around the coun-: He -You are, darling? • HUDSON 1949 SUPER 6 SEDAN Pl^lMBINO. New worh, alao al> ‘ajmvsra*!** Washing MaeWile 12 Hebredr 35 Owing 47 Manuscripts His Wife—Yes. If It had be^ 1947 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4- termtlona. >4 hodr •erries. Call '‘Kmerson’* Television Bet For Rest 64 CENTRAL LOCATION, only two form) ty building at St. Petersburg, Radio, heater. A good value. ^ 34.Ta*manlan . aew tic . ______36Three,pointed . ..(eh.) Fla... is this signi.J.'Your feet are you. dear, we wouldn't hav# this - Dr.- Sedan.-...... __ ..... 81,495...... —- o o fywMit—n. Mtfirhiater lino , ‘'Mohawk'* Axmlnster .BnS8... unite to he built 3 bedroom ranch i f C()'nstclIatlon ” ahiler' ' tB'Ghe (Scot!) lovely ru fi. —And a few otter nrtldea SMALL XIR conditioned ofRoe. atyle, full cellar bozenient ga- river hilling me,”— Charlene'' Raus, 1947 Studebaker Champion 4-Dr.— NASH 1950 AMBASSADOR PLUMBING aad heating, i^felal- RBPINBO Woman ov*r 30 for IF YOU ARB AN HONB8T 100% location at 869 Main atreet. 25 South Maywood, 111. IxMt and Found I Radio and beater. Radio, heater, hydramatic. A real special work wltli Parent** In-, "ragei City sewer and water, fully 1 1“ r ~ s r ~ r * i H r ; - Walter Da'mrosch came home clean car. Ixlng in repaira, remadeltng. cop­ PERSON IXL GIVB YOU TITLB Apply Marlow'* Insulated, circulating hot water, Americar r LOST M«n » brown Irather wal­ itltute, tt* position rcqulreh, the OF THIS ON LOW FRIENDLY river Man—Why are dentists srt high­ one evening and said to the new 1941 Plymouth 4-Dr. Special De­ 81.495 ^ , per water piping, new eoiutrue- oil burner heat. Price 812,000, li Irish maid who opened the doojr let. at State Armory. Friday eve­ luxe- A very nice buy. tion. Time payments arranged. ability to interview parent* rt- MONTHLY ■TERMS 27 New N ly respected among men?' • OLDSMOBILE 1950 98 gsrdlng oar* of chUdrmi. The about 83.000 down paym ent 4 Friend—Because they are the for him: ^ ning. Containa Important papers. SEDANETTE. EMwarC Johnson. Phone 6978 or Aa I had originally eold this but Housce for Rent 65 Hampehire 1940 Dodge 4-Dr.—Radio, heater. remuneration la excellent to the the party who bought It te not tai a months occupancy. Allen Realty WHY MOTMeeS GET GRAY d A only people who can safely tell Mr. Damrosrh-. Mrs. Damroeeb Phone 3213. Very g r^ transportation. Radio, heater, hydrama^c. Low 5044. ' MODERN SEVEN room home Company, 180 -Center street, city home? right p*r*on, the work 1* local, position to take It. If you are not 28 ------Lincoln a woman when to open and shut -y LOST—Lady’a round Kpld -Gruen mileage ahd clean. / avoUable March 15 to Nov. 15. Manchester 5105.- A fi li their mouths. New Maid —No. sir. • 1940 Dodge 4-Dr. Sedan—Excel­ 81.695 EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ xfiit* giving quallScatlon* to: T. reedy for It, I’ll conUnue to bold It MICKEY FINN 29 Watch. 0 Mr. Damroach--Can you tell mfi wrist watch. Vicinity of Gerard. McMullia, Room 609, 'll Asylum for you oa long os you want, st no Home Is to be rented furnished A Littl# Off! BY LANK LEONARD p lent condition. Radio and heater OLDSMOBILE 1947 CLJJB SEDAN ing. PluHcd drains maehina ANDOVER — Five room house 30 Twice h .¥ H •of my wife's whereabouts? Linden and Myrtle streets. Cail - 3295. cleaned, tttone 6497. street, Hartford, Conn. extra coot. only to adult couple. $150 month. r u n s Movie Actfess .Now let's talk Radio, heater, hvdttmatle. References required. - Call 8843 near lake. Partially furnished. i t o m m ? ^SMEllUTICCLAIMS MAGINEnENENVE i m m l T 31 Headed p about you. What did you think New Maid—I'm ' not shure, air. 2-1888.1 81.095 Artesian well, 20 x 18 knotty pine 32 Kind of wheat S P But I think you’ll find th.em In 1939 Chevrolet Opera Coupe J175. PLUMBING and heaUag. Furn­ TWO SALBSLADUC8 wonted, full PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY after 5 41. m. MWrMFSaCwWsOlF BOOK NAS ' OFHM.CUUKT/IIE , ■UtHi'S 7 of my latest picture? PONTIAC 1946 SEDANETTE living room. $9,000. Barbara HOKSeAT PMr J BEEN $0 SUCCESSFUL SO PITIFUL THAT HE startmsasam / 35 Peruvian coins the laundry. LOST Bllifold, in vicinity Route.. 1939 Mercury Conv.-,rWith radio aces, oil bumera and boUen. dr part time. Excqjlent etartlng IT Show It To You k P . Finder please retom to Mrs. Radio, heater, clean. eolanr. Bxperieiiced preferred. During Day or.Evenlhg Woods, Agent. 3702. THWHs/e /vwnxrtm .tsHm GAVEITUP-TNfiEE METOVBIAr 39 Sea eagle FIdcrIy Man-Speaking of ani­ 31 and heater. $895 Earl VanCamp. Tal. 5844. COMPANY K6GEP TEARS A80/ ——. , A.TJlnwall. COventij 7-8783. Apply In peraon. TotF and Teens, Phone Hartford 6-0358 W aated R e n t 68 40 Sip 16 s h —T mals remembering, when I was a ,The average Americari_cajT ex-, 1938 Chevrolet T-Drl-^New motor —.... STUDEBAKER. 1960------" ...... MR. ALBERT to KEENEY STREET—20-acre Hol­ ^ HMTOWITf 41T)*c*Iv* ■BoyT once’’'gave a rirctis elephant pect 16 pay in taxes during tt* COMMAjifDER SEDAN. B5»M*Ia'*trc*t lister street, seven room single, 1 LOST—Licensed Collie dag. nanie Job. MoH b e —T r a c k ia f — AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 -4 2 Free B L' a stick o f.striped candy. ....- remainder Qf his gainful yeara the Laddte. Family pet. No collar. ■ Radio, beater. Overdrive. URGENTLY Needed, 4 or 5 room vacant. Ldotnis street four and" 43 Retains IT" Grand Son—“Well? cqidvalent of more than one day'a Save At Stone* 28 A—L—B—E-,-R—T—S rent by young couple with 8H Fur trimmed on back. Please call , $1,495 Help Wantad—Male .86 43 Aliyn Street, Hartford two’ -unfinished, alt priced right 45SUtch K «6 Elderly Man After that, when­ pay out of each five. Please. Mr. .STUDEBAKER 19^7 CHAMPION year old daughter. Phone 2-2190. l%r quick sale. E. F. Von Ecker,. w u ever that circus was to parade in Collector, can w e have Just one S-S2.V1. Reward. BARLOW MOTOR SALES MANCHESTER PACKAGE Delir- Thure. Evenings Til 8 P. M. 46 Quick 1 i Se d a n ery. Local light trucking and electricians ^ 509 Keeney street. perception J Ss m >4 the town, the barbers had to take Friday off?. Out Of The High Rent District Radio, heater—$895 YOUNG COUPLE expecting child in their striped poles. • package delivery. Refrlgeratora 6AUE—UBBD xrashera and vac­ urgently need 3 or 4 room apart­ 48 "Lily maid ot 'nk Annonneementn BUICK 1937 waahera and atova moving a URGENTLY NEEDED uum cleaners. Reconditioned, PROSPECT STREET Astolat" » B7 4 4 Marriage may l>e anything from Wapping Conn. Phone 5404 Radio, heater—$75 ment coll Bemie, F A D Auto It Isn’t falling |nlo the water specialty. Pbona 3-0753. guaranteed, low poet W* repiUr Stores. 7080. 50 Individual "Love's Old Sweet Song" to "A LEARN to drive, a car. safely, BUICK 1938 By all mokes of elwtric clocks: Irbns, If you are seekingf the i6 » that drotsms a .man; it's ata'ying Hot Time In >the Old Town To­ Open Until 9 Evenings Radio, heater—*95 51 Skate blade there. quickly and efficiently. You THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS toasters, lamps, wringer wash- WANTED—3, 4. 5 room unfurn­ charm of an older home . 52 Old name for night." may .tet an imtnedlste appolnt- IP.IO CHEVROLET Deluxe^ F ^ PONTIAC 19Z1 CLUB COlTT»E Co., local and long diatiwco mov­ HATZEL ft BUEHLER, Inc. era, vseum cleaners, etc. A. B. C. sT" U NASH 1939 s e d a n —*145 ished, reasonable ren t Young we suggest you consider Urfa CARNIVAL ment'by calling Manchester Auto dor, radio, heater. Outstanding ing. packing, crating and storaga. ELECTRICAL Anpliance, 21 Maple. Phone 3- couple, one child. Phone Man­ 53 Horses BY DICK TURNER car Local prominent citizen for­ NASH 1941 SBin*N 1575. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Drlvlni: Academy. Phone 2-4087. RedM hAste**--**>pa Service to all parts of the U. 8. chester 3962. Donald O'Brien. this three bedroom six D elirious? BY EDGAR MARTIN mer owner. Extremely nice and Canada. Call 5187. Hartford CONSTRUCTION SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH BEAUTY TOCNSEmR represen­ throughout. Douglas Motors. 333 ' McCT.TIRE ATTTO CO. ' 6-143S. CONTRACTOR AUTOMA'nc Hotwster tank with THREE ADULTS desire 4. 5 or 6 room home. Almost an ft’s TRUIt . AKO VCK.Rfc WH\.V tative for Manche.ster Mrs. Mac- ten year guarantee; thermoetat TWAMM yOD Main. 373 Main Street room unfurnished rent Pratt and acre of land with two car |V0\V\.\N« TO »$OV0 < MV TRVU80 Oonald. Phone 2-.32.M. Hudson Sales, Scr\dce At Phone 2-4783. Whitney employe* References. IMNt&T A QOO'Ofc Onen Evenings Tel. 2-9442 garage. Automatic heat, PainttnE—PaperlBC 21 —PRATT ft WHITNEY ----- Call 2-8651. MOOMiT MftO A LOW PRICES CHAMBERS FURNITURE moderiri kitohen, cozy liv­ y o o R MKttUKR Porsonafs S Rusin9m Services O ffer^'n AIRCRAFT RELIABLE LADY desires baby RMAVV t ing room with fireplace VMVoVC TOR A a* r t - MCIT TOP QUALITY PA PERHANQING and painting. K O R T H h a v e n P L A N T ' At The Green sitting. Days. Available a few T O i^ - THE PROSPEUT Hill School for WINDOW .SHADES made to order Walter B. COokson. Phone 3-1614. nights a week. Vicinity of Man­ and many other features. - HAVT young chUdren. Pre-Kindergarten, 1947 Chevrolet Tudor—Heat­ and Instalfed. Venetian blinds 48 Hour Joumeyman’a Wag* Very good selection of chester Green. Rate SOc per hour. IMVTJOfcSt*. Kindergarten. Monday through er, radio—$795. and curtain -ods 24 hour aervice. INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ Phone 2-3376. Excellent location, handy Felday Transportation furnish­ ing. paperhangtng, ceilings re- Any Qualified Electrician May lamps, parlor furniture, Estimates gladiv- given. Fagan' Apply UF TO MARCH IS tt to bus. 60 day occupancy. ed. Mrs I.,ela Tybur, director. 1946 Ford Club Coupe—Heat­ Window Shade Co.. Rout* 44 at Onished. Fully Insured. Expert chairs, bedroom suites, Inspection by appoint­ Phone 2-5767. er, radio—$695. Bolton Notch Phone 2-4473. work. Wall paper books. BMword Call Fam s and Land for Sale 71 R. Price. Phone 2-1003. Mr. Don Gabcrt, Supt. of kitchen clocks, ranges, ment. BALLAKD’.S^rlvlng School. Man­ Written Guarantees YOUR KNAPP shoes, available Hatzel A Buehler, Inc. 77 ACRES, located in Amston Cen­ chester’s oldest. Thousands of ac­ In all sizes. Contact Wm. F. Sul­ At New Haven 3-9436 refrigerators, small appli­ ter on Route 85. Large trout cident free Instruction hours. livan. ralesman, 60 Mountain PAINTING, Paperhanging. No Job ances and TV. brook. More than 20 acres open ROBERT J. SMITH, Hundreds of iiatislled students. COLE MOTORS street, Rockville. 5-5964. too email. Call 2-0726. Or See Him At field. Siiltsble for psature. May For appointment telephone 3- Pratt* A Whitney Airdraft Plant be seen by appointnnent. Coil Incorporated 4164 FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with Open 9:30 to 5 ^ 2245. Route 5—North Haven, Conn. Leonard Giglio, 7083. 953 Main Street linoleum, asphalt tile counter. R e p a irin f 28 A L L E Y O P P Foozy Volunteers Expert workmanship, free esti­ WANTED— Experienced grocery Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 BY V.T. HAMLIN DON'T FAIL' tb see McClure 'for Tel. 3450 Automobiles for Sale mates. Open Tveningx. Jones Fnr- MATTRESS. Your , old matUeeaaa clerk. F^-Ume, good wage*. See WE BU% and-eeil good used fuml- Hooflcs for Sale 72 BECAUSE OF OaCUMerM4CES A»eiN a I OONY THItWCHOU.IB .eUT.FOOZYf BOr,DOC,MVGOeH JNE ROT terrl5c_^^lIowance on your car. nltuje._Oak street. Phone ^1041. erterilized and remade like new. "Chet” Peterson, Popular Market, ture. combination ranges goe After.5Jg.aL.^leasedGalL FSO*lQQPftR£aJISIl.^aLI^ NOOHOCBlMMWOLhEWD - HcrtCfft“ Auro-'Ub.;-'-w»ds«fr s ~~can'~Jotie* Funiitare and Floor 9T4 MsUi stieet.------BUTNEfTHER^O^ ■TRAiVEt BEFORE YOU Buy a ' used car Service, 373 Main, street. . Open LINOLEUM Reu.nasta 50o square range* and neater* Jones Furol-. OFF PORTER STREE T " sec Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck covering. 36 Oak. TeL 2-1041. tnre-9tore. 36 Oak. Phone'3-1041. wHcyaRUNOFP IBDANGER0U9! HE« (30^A BE SHdwEoW evenings. J yard. Asphalt tPe. wall covering. BOY OR Young man with driver's Tw’d Tar^ building lots. Mr. Heck 7843 i a THERE/ IT T A K E 5 I OOP la 007,00114 THE Siiles and Service. 285 Main Done, by reliable, well-trained license for part time work In EXPERIENCE! \O N ETO TAKE TWf UXIT/ .street. Phone 2-4571. Open eve- drug store. Good opportunity. Coll BENDIX Automatic washer, bolt Each 120 ft. front, having a A SAFE PLACE TO BUY men. All* Jobs guaranteed. Hall Bonds—Stocks— down type. Brand new clutch, Lots for Sale 73 Linoleum Co. 56 <\>ttage street. 3-4586. depth 268 ft. to 402 ft. Level MortKSges 81 new wired motor, 853. Phone 2- end clean.- Veiy desirable lot USED CARS Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or ■4005;...... BALDWIN' ROAU-'-Ijarge, ’ resi­ BUY A BETTER U.SEl) CAR 8109. ___ FIRST’ AND 'Second mortgagaa SALEBMAN wanted to sell froxen for ranch tj’pe home. Near dential lot on nice elevation with bought for our own account Fast food products on established TWO-BURNER kerosene unit Porter Street School. view of coimtryside. Phone 6273. ^ T RALCn PONTIAC, IniN - ATTENTION CAR AND REFRIGERATION Service, com' confldentlal service. Manehestcr route, exceUent wages. Apply In Tank and all attachmenia. Rea­ Broe-Bum. e mercial and domestic. See ■ our' peraon.at 14 Depot Square, -or Investment Corp., 887 Main call 6195 anytime. sonable. Call 2-3118. ' ARTHUR A. KNOFLA 1950 Btiick 4-D r.— Dynnflow. TRUCK OWNERS. WE display oi guaranteed used refrlg- street. Phone 5416. BUILDING LOT, 75' x 200* a t the WBSTINGHbUSE Refrigerator. Realtor Green. Wm. Kanehl, Contractor atora George H Wllllame Aeeo- WANTED—Two men to clean 875 Main St.—Eat. 1921 1950 Packard 4-Dr. NEED USED CARS AND emtes, 260 toiland Turnpike, 5 ft. Clean, guaranteed O. K., 859. and Builder. Phone 7773. cars. Good pay. Steady work. Boratow's, 400 Main. Phone 3234. Manrheetei Phone 3-3585, nights Business Opportunities 82 Plenty of overtime. Brunner's Phone Office 5440 1918 Pontiac 4-Dr. TRUCKS. DRIVE IN OR 7691. ’ Evenings 2-5938 or 2-4278 PACKAGE Store—doing day by Packard, 358 East Center street. RC.A. 16" T. V. consolette, A-1 Suburban for Sale 75 shape. Guaranteed, 8100. Bar- Home Listing Wanted W. Rdf. U. A. Ht OR. 1947 Pontiac Sedan Coupe. CALL. LET US SHOW YOU c o m p l e t e Kepeirs by- Stuart R day Increased business. Low ANDOVER LAKE—Partially com­ T. a. B iy.» Pm. OH. CW* IHI »f ttU Wrtgt. to Wolcott on washing machinet, rent. Very good. opportunity. No ■tow'e, 460 Main. Phone 3234. MANCHESTER —|l3,000. Vacant. CHRIS WELKIN. PlaneteeY - P yeT heard. INTERBPTHAM tipf. twi Of HA OBraBB. tm. HOW WE EVALUATE SitoatifMW Wanted— pleted five rooms pltis, w iterfront 1947 Pontiac 4-Dr. v'anium e'eanera. motors: bmell Information over phone. Appoint­ 6 rooms, garage. Not in develop­ home. Bargain if taken aa Is. livery A-1 repair, sales. 180 ment only. Howard R. Haatings. Female 88 TWAHK THE , KEEP VOUK *Th«t momy you leintd your eousins surely is n ooh* "Y#6 iml664l. ma'am, th# prtttdd matt looka V6ry nic#-* ____ YOUR CARS. „ THREE-PIECE living room set. ment Redecorated. Floors snd Complete it yourself and save. 9rAtdr rrit 1,VOICE low , :______not a wrinki# In A!" All cars «^uippeTAIN EASY How Abopt Aired? BY LESLIE TURNER sot Broadl street. - Salary open. Phone Hartford 2- Call Senkblel'e, Carter street. Bulldoser, Dublin Tractor Co., “It’s not n spocini rtisod wallpspor design^—^just my . Phone 5ini or 5102 8278. Phone 7519. screens, storm windows, vacant WAITING 1940 Bt'ICK club coupe, heater, ACCOUNTANT-Bookkeeper. Fed­ North Windham Road, Williman- ' Cash required $2,300 down. Alice LEr^'OErTOs ■ EVACTLVmAN AFRICAN VOO y &EE.-IT WAS ONE Of THESE HMM. ALREP MUST BE A IHRST CLASS T OM BUT IT noighbor prnvtioing hli i^lf drivtt!" FRKrKl.FS AND HIS FRIKn DS BY M. C. BLOSSER radio. Good Vondltion. $5 weekly. Safe Place To Buy New Cars". eral and. state taxes, small, busi­ -Centrhll.v located Hartford SMITH CORONA portable type­ ttc.. , . .1 Clampets Realtor. Phone .2r>4543: „„,For all kinds of prop-, STRNGHr. JLNE- PRIMITIVE, WHICH HE H ID«. POOR I CRlIPEi ADC'RAELE CARVINGS • JANE. BUT .THAT WAS NO EXCUSE J m S W t A nesses. conlplete records. Part or 2-0880. VOU MERE comc' PLANTED EVKJBMCe AiBWMiST Kim BUT V^AD* V f ApaCAM MATiVEif - m 0 c m 6 HIM tMEKM WXKOC/PBSIRB FOR TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Calso Ser\’lce Center. Phone 4165. 1940 PLYMOUTH Tudor. radio, concern has openinsrs for writer. One set Brittanita En­ erty in Manchester. For Me...TW N LET ME ROT A) , time. Reasonable. Phone 2-1837.' cyclopedias. Both in excellent Of STEALING GOME WHY LONG AGO! REVENGE THAT TtN POINTS Be- 5 ^ PONTIAC sedanette. H.vdra- heater. Mechanically perfect young women as; Musical tnsfmmmts 53 YOU CAN buy one imit of a two- immediate service call TI4NG FROM^UIXI ' PIP- *”*™^*^ CAUSED ME TO HIND / WELL NEVER. condition. Phone 2-:3421 after 5:38 ■‘T h a t ’s ’t h e J a n i t o r o f o u r a p a r t m e n t . matlc. radio., heater, signal lights. Clarke Muturs. family duplex home with 3 bed- AIRED TNar MfiPNT SNOOTHIM-ER- C8T04 KIN<35TDN./ Ho«MlM>ld -Senriecs . p. m. . ■ Ne w u s e d. Rental* Reed* JARVIS .REALTY ■ SEEM STOIE4LAI. ,-5^^APOI0ENTAUifc H e k U b p o w a r m , a n p h i s k i d ,5 , t o o -This le another On* value. See-Bob- JUNIOR UNDM^_I^^ strings, 'mut4si' itujd*,, cseet- ^sw>m*,-Wving-idoin-atfd kitcben. Oliver today a t Center Motors, 1938 CHEVKOl.hn'..radio, fieeter. ^ ~ 19-A ACCT New seat covers, $125. Phone 2- SECRETTARIAL TRAINEES ONE CHILD'S desk and choir: 3 sories. Repairing. Certified In- separate steam furnaces, with oil Manchester 4112 461 Main. 360- FLAT Fli^ISH Hollohd'.window spring coats, pastel colors, aiae 16. rtruction. Music for all occas- burner, 414 years old. Copper pip­ shades m4de to measure. All KEYPUNCH OPERATORS Reasonable. Tel. 2-2957. ing, city water end sewer, near 1951 PLYMOUTH tlon* Ward Krauke, 87 Walnut LIST YOUR PROPER’TY metal Venetian blinds at a new TYPISTS 5336. new grade school snd bus line. Has 1933 Gh RYSLER; 6 tires, heater low price Keys made while you BEIAR Alignment rack. Hall valve 4% mortgage. Selling price $8,- , CONCORD 2-DR. SEDAN $40. Phone 2-3607. wait. Harlow's. FILE CLERKS machine, like new. Choldnim plea­ 800. About $2500 down payment. Single, two family home* busi­ sure purger. Coll 2-301X Wanteii—^To Buy * 58 Now vacant Allen Realty Com­ ness property and buUdtng lots Clean. Private owner. Under 1940 CHEVROLET special deluxe WEAVING of burns, moth holes Five day week, paid vaca­ pany, 180 center street, Manches­ with this agency for quick results. tudor. It's blue, and Just the car REVERE 8 M.M. movie camera WANTED—Used furniture. ’Llv- ceiling price. and tori: clothing, hosiery runs, tion, earned timo-off. lilwral ter 5105. GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO for .vou with a radio and heater. handbags .repaiied,' sipper. re­ with F. 3 lens and carrying coze. Ing room, bedroom, kitchen or. 1 1 Cal! 2-^1205 For Apimintment Oarke Motor Sales, 301 Broad. placement, . umbrellas repaired, sickne.ss and accident benefits, Call 6764. entire households. Let us make MANCHESTER-Zoned for busi­ 109 Henry Street Phone 5278 men's shirt collars reversed aod cafeteria. you an offer. The Woodshed. ness, 4-famlly and 6 room single. FOR HELP In selling and financ­ 1950 CHEVROLET deluxe tu’dor. 1950 CHEVROLET Tudor with Phone 3-3154. 1950 Chevrolet PoWergllde tudor. replaced. &IarIow’* Little Mending DIambnde—Watches— Income $2A49.50 per yegr. How­ ing your property call Walter Powrrglide transmission. Radio Shop. A Compan.v representative ard R. Hostings. 2-1107. V IC F L IN T *To Manny Scragg' BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY 1950' CTheVroIet. deluxe fordor. heater. Nice condition through­ Jewelrjr 48 Olson. Realtor. Tel. 3084. will be at the Connecticut WANTED---An Inaurancf agency, THAT VM9MAN WHO JUST ANOTH- B I THOUGHT FOR A 1947 Chevrolet FleetUne fordor. out. It’s Douglas for values al- ORGANDY Curtains laundered by any else, casualty or fire. Write MANCHESTER— —New Seven I m i s - LOUIE ENBAM * SCRAM All fully equipped, end-good as State Employment Service, LEONARD W. TOST. Jswslsr, re- FARMS and country estates wont­ Ijmrr tarr ysuR sw br a » - MCAABNr Z RBCOBNIZED COt^VRSATlOKL VIC AAAKE* AN GANG/ THE Hex , Do it woubv/ witk wayr. Douglas Motor Sales, 333 hand. Will call for and deliver. Box W. Herald. room single, 4 bedroom* living HBR. TWANKE- ANYWAY, 'HOftX HAVE A CHANCE NOW/ new. Se« Bob Oliver for the best Main. 806 Main Street, Manchester, pairs, adjusts xratches sxpertly. ed.The New York Herald Tribune KouRS EURB you pc tMER TO ME. TEREETINe f VAMOVICE ON DECK, Phone 3-0643. . Rsosonable prices. Open doily. room, dlqing room, kitchen, 2 wHl publish its Annual Spring [know who SHB »? ueVBR SAW w , AMC.ECRA3G /i.'i WE'LL MAKF KINft- Ina** ■ values. 461 Main. on Wednesday, March 5, from baths, breeseway and garage. 9 ft. M. to a P. M. Thursday evenings. 128 Spruce R ooeis Wnhbot Board 59 Farm Listing Sundays, March 2, 1947 STUDEBAKER . SUrllght ^kiupie with year rtd girl obligation unless accepted. Everv nM'' dition.' On* owner. Phone Paul manship guaranteed. Free esti­ ooe,' atove and Hrepfoce. Giglio deeir* 3 or 4 room unfurnished Hastings. 2-1107. sir^y mates. Robert H. Alexander. Tel. ply Charts. 59 Allyn street, H art­ Brothers: TeL 5301 svcnUigs. od reprinted free in Herald Carter. 8339. m u s t SELL-thl* week, 1946 Ford re n t CoU 3-8331. - Tribune's Farm Catalog. Addrer.s four door, radio and heater. Best 3716. ford. EIGHT ROOM home, two cor ga­ rage, sun porch. oU heat til* bath, Herald Tribune Farm Desk, 230 1948 CADILLAC model nSS" two- offer takes it. 121 Hollister street WOMEN WHO know -Avoa Prod- door. Radio, h*at*r, hydramatic. Garden—Fane—Dairy ROOM FOR R ent Women oely. within three mlnutea from! Cen­ W. 41st atreet. New York City. 'r fV/.I f Rooftna—Sidinc 16 . ucts realize how solsabls they ar* ter, bu* Una aad school. Revenue Low Onileoge, whit* wgll tires. We have (3) open territories and Prodoeta 50 Phone 5524. Excellent condition. Dark blue. Of 8100 per month plus five room Read Herald Advs. GUARANTEED Roofing and roof preference wUI be give* to Avon BALED HAT at ham. 835. per AT t h e c e n t e r , clean coartort- living quarters for owner on first Clarks Motor Sales, 30l Broad repairing. Gutters and conduc­ customer*. Writ* Mra Frank OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE I ^ J L U L . dtrecL ' ton. Frank Moaner, 281 KiUstown •bl* room In quiet home. 30 iOor, 815.000. Coll Charles Les- tors. Coughlin 7707. Frawley, North Branford, Osen. Rood, Mahehsstsf. Wadsworth strset peraae*. 3630. ^ 1 1■f. ™\- r ■ / ' ’ • i^ r -s-^..... jiJU=^-;;.,-...M.- -• — r, . - • • • - iJ

P A G S - m X V l UdlTOAY^ MARCH 8, 1$B Afm m o -Dnily Wat Ptias Bnn ^BimilfrsW^TOrttigri|eralb jree U w W ^ '-^-irg - u . a.-We w ts s m _ Mra Florence Greenwky waa Ugh, «nct«d tha AijoutTow n honored with a farewell party Sat­ S o u ^ S c h o o i ------o« HArt- urday by the employes of Blair's Bengston-Morrison Nuptials hwraat of Mw fcf ef the AaiH la lew STa. MemlMn of Ui« cut of ■ the Women'a Apparel Shop, and was ...tha project noraM e( CtreohiMeaa Purim play, "South Persia,” to be presented with a gift of money. by the acting gaiiaral managar'a Mone^ofer-—4 City of Village Charm Mrs. Oreenway la leaving Blalr’a Fence office. Aaking |^ ca of tha auccaaa iraBMUR . -'V > given at the Temple Beth Sholom .‘S; on March 11, are reminded of the for employment In ainother stora. fill bidder waa gl,060. - i ------^------The presentation was made by Cha|fi>Litik BanfCT Be* Oonstnictloa of tho fanco w VOL. LXl^L No. 131 (OleeelHed AdVertWag ea rage M) reheartal thii e\*ening at the tem­ Jamea Blair, owner of Blair'a Inc. made a atipulatlon in tha oootract M A N C H E ^ R , CONN.* TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1952 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENtH ple at 7:30. It li. urgently requegt- ^ttg Elected/lo Keep tnumttniag-atHme an acra of land ed th at all memberg of the cast be Manchester Lodge-No.. 73r A.F. to the town for the ^vonaHSLOt hat's the easiest pcesenf~ait thfa rffieartl^^^ and A M., will hold a special com­ Childien —Poidjitho South School frbm Cboney Brothers, oh' whooo 4>ap«rty the Chief of Police Herman O. munication at the Maaonic Tempts tomorrow evening at 7:30. The En-. 'Work bn 2he construction of a pond ia loeatad. to wash and iron a =>r- OSes Attlee Wins N Schendel will speaK on dogg at the protective/fenc* along the recent­ TBettlng' Of the ■ Profeagto'nal Wom­ tered Apprentice degree.. .will..be. conferred by Junior Warden John ly exteqdM south and east boun­ T te r eejfhktg . en^ Club tomorrow night at 8 U Von Deck. At the conclusion-of" daries of the South School was be- Lose First In Vote on o'clock at the Center Church. the degree work there wffl' be a jgun .today. The fence le designed to prevent children from wender- Controls Until \S4 social hour and refreOTmenta. An open meeting of the Rotary l|iff too cloee to Globe Hollow poiid. SERVICES Club \nli be held tomorrow night House Test Regiiui'''''t)‘ltalia Society will The 52S feet of two-inch chaUi- That Interpret H m VHsIms Washington, March 4-^-(/P)'8’madelade possible, he said, because of Party Rule at 6:30 at the Mancheater Coun­ meet this evening at 7:30 at tha link fence which will be five feet th'q return ef surplus metal by the try Club. ' ■ ‘ . - Of The Fasiiljr —^Mobilisation chief Charles __"_____ ^______'ftalian-Ameiican Club. Washinirton, March 4—(/P) E. Wilson today urgad Con- military and because orders of “^^Backeraxjf Unhrersat _L(mdQn,-_ Match 4—(/P)— The Edgar Group of ^It^South Ward Krause, dlrectpr of music gress to extend price aind as expected. Clement R. Attlee beat off de- Methodiat WSCS ^dH-fTold a- rtgii- In Rockville public . sch<»l»i. ..will JOHN B. BURKE taiy TraininK won the fir*t wage controls for two years; The, MebUlsatfon bOM waa -the cisivriy today an-all-out at­ N orthern Japa 11 Ut' mfeting'M ^ p. tn. tomorrow. be the spesker at the PTA meet­ f i m test vote in the House today. *We cahnot hold back infla­ kickoff witness a* the Benate tack by Labor p^y left ing at the Maple Street School, CIGHTERS — WATCHES A standing vote of 194 to opened public hearings to decide . Gtbtona Agaembly, Catholic thV city,, this eveevening. . „ His subject CLOCKS — WALLETS FUNERAL HOMI " tion unless we -hold down whether or not to extend the De­ wingers against his leader­ Ladieg of Columbug. will meet to­ will be ■■ ■ ■ ~ - ... 167 beat down an opposition prices,” Wilson told the ship on the issue of Britain’s ■'Music In Our Public S7 Eaat OeiMw St. TaLSSS Make it motion to strike out tjie bill’s fense Production act, which morrow night at 8 o'clock at the Srhoolg." I Artkvr Drag Sttnii I Senate Banking committee, authorises price and wage con­ national, defense policy. Knighta of Golumbiig Home. Mem- AMBULANCE SEKVICE enacting clause—a maneuver adding that "converseljt, we trols. Attlee’s victory; at a closed ses- berg are reminded that the collec­ Mrs. Edmund Kiely of 2.10 High ireliminary to trying to send Expires J obs S* rion of the 295 Laboritre in the Gen, DeGauUe^s Star Rises: Toll at 31; tion of need eyeglaaa framea and street, west, chartmsn of the [ cannot hold down prices un­ House of Oommona, was reliably of t back to the Armed Services less we hold the wage line." The act expires at Midnight lenses Is being continued. Daughters of Isabella committee committee. June 30. If Gongress doesn't ex­ reported to have bren by a vot­ for March, has called a meeting Wilson told the Senatorf there tend it before then, all price, and ing margin of around three to one. Mi.ng Valerie Mea*er. daughter of the committee tonight at 8 A later move to aend It back to ha* been "some easing” of short- Snow, Gold committee la expected, bringing a .ngra In such materials aj copprr wage controls would be ended. ShowdowB. Vote < French Cabinet Crisis Holds o'^Mr and .Mrs Raymond Johnson o'clock at her home. INDIAN HEAD new teat Wilson said “No preaent easing It waa the firat time the long “ ' ^ ' ■ ■■■ I.. I,...... (i. ■ - ■ ■■ i of’ PP Baldwin road, left .Saturday and aluminum but he said it Is of a shortage hers or there,, no Mystic Review, No. 2, Womanls If xiicceaaful, that probably still too early to know for certain standing leadership, challenge of for Miami Reach. Fla . where she would kill the measure as far as decrease in some prices, should Aneiirln Bevan' and his leftist Parin, March 4—<>P)—TJie Seize A rea w'lll spend the nionth of .March. , Benefit Association, will meet to­ whether this ''easing” will con­ make us throw away the keys to morrow ;aL 8, p. m. tn..Odd. Fellows the present House la concerned. tinue...... L-...... forces had come to a showdown Failure Seen lanky figure of Gen. Charlek ^anfo Change coHon ■ Rep, 'Vitishh '(D..'be.* chalmain’ our aectirity;; ' Vote 'eUk meeting.'ax'parly mitin- Girl Scout'leaders are reminded Hsil.' Mrs. Harriet Rlsley. Mrs. “ At the aame'tlme the defense "At least two more years of d^PfjauHe takf a liengthehing Ybkyo, MarcH. Alice Shannon and Mrs. .Ernestine of the committee and floor mana­ bere who hold seats In Commons. shadow over Prench politics; of the seeond training session at ger for the hill, prrillrted he could production administration an­ hard work are ahead of-us before Attlee has al^ady decided to powerful earthquake- aad the Girl Seoul office tonight at Merll will serve on the refresh­ nounced It will aUot SO million we reach our present goals of mili­ today as independent Antoine ' ment comnlittee. . ' " " m .. head- off .Che -recommittal - maneu- move in Commons tomorrow that tidal waves 12 feet high killed 7:30. All leaders interested are in­ --■'Ver-.-.------— -■..... ' 'morv'pouhda dU"alfimliium and up tary strength and productive pow­ Winston Churchill’s Conservative ^ina.v_ tried to patch, a new ; an estimated 31 ‘Japanese in - vited to attend" Suggestions for to 25 miUton additional pounds er.” government is "not capable of car­ cabinet of Experts from the j troop activities tn all the program The Young Ladies Friendship However, even the hlll'a aup- of copper to clvtlian industries northern Japan today and left Club of St, John's Church will porters were not claiming aiif- " Wilson endorsed President Tni- rying o\it adequately” the British ill-fitting jig-saw pieces of i flelda will be given. during the three-month period of noan'a appeal to wipe out the Cape- defense program. thousands homeless. meet tonight at '7:30. Hosteases ficient strength to pass the meas­ April through June. France’s non Communist | will he Mrs. Eleanor Masnickl and ure In its present form. hart amendment—which permits This program, originally calling Driving snowstorms and , The Brltish-Amertcan ' Club will i.aj NEW DPA boM Manly Fieischmann manufacturers to pass their post- for a three-year, 4,700.000,000 parties, .... Mrs. Ida Novak. L Their strategy la to open It to said the agency win decide thia Korea cost increase oh to the pub- bitter near-zeife cold hit the hold Its monthly meeting tomori amendments which, might pacify pounds ($13,160,000,000) arms out­ Few observers gave Pinsy— i area tonight. row night at B o’clock at the club Elite Studio week which Industries should get lay. waa drawn up by Attlee's transport minister In the lamej Sunset Rebekah I>>dge fnembera ■omc opponents and win over the metals. The allocation was (OoatlBned ob Page Ught) The quake, > centered deep house. are reminded that the meeting to^ MRS. JOHN B. BENGSTON tome ‘‘doubtful'* members. own Labor government before Its duck government of Edgar Faure ! ...... _ - night In Odd Fellows Hall will BISSELL SWEEPER With a, full week of debate end­ defeat In the national election last •—any better chance of success under the Pacific ocean off Auxiliary firemen of the South | open promptly at 7:30. Miss Alvce Miss Irene Charlotte Morrison,e-er wore navy blue taffeta with ed, Rep. Short (R.. Mo.), leading October. than his predecessors. Hokkaido island, was one of Manchester Fire District will meet I SBiishurv of the Hartford Gas daughter of Mrs. Gladya F. Mhr-, pink accesaoriei. Both mothers the opposition, told newsmen the It waa reported Bevan demand­ Jaunty wartime Premier Paul the greatest shocks ever xe^ tonight at 7 o clock at fire head- Company will give her illustrated rison of 18 Eldridge street, and the wore pink rosebud corsages and ed today the motion go far be­ Rcynaud already had failed to quarlers on Spruce street. A regu­ Simplicity Pattern #3111 bill would be recommitted with yond the wording proposed by the stitch together what Pinsy is corded on the world’s seismo* lecture on "Americana In Fond’ late Joseph Morrison, became the assisted the brldel party at a re- Takes about 6 H 'Vote* to spare.” Missing Troops Issue graphs. lar drill will be held and the fa e- at 8:4,3, and award five door prizes. brldc of John Bernard Bengston, ceptlon for 160 guests In the Fed- ... Amendment* . . which—the bill's party leadership. seeking—a national union govern­ men wall be guests of Mancheslrr A Tull turnout of the members Is »dn of .Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L eratton room of Ihe church, imnie- yard* ol wooroble, nupportera might accept in retui-n He Wanted it to Sssei-l Ihst the ment or tei-Hnlcians dTawh ’ from It stirred np tldal wave* tKItt Modes, All members are requested hoped for. A social time with re­ Bengston of 110 Benton street, on diatcly following the ceremony wathablt Indion Hoad for passage would put a time limit present scale of rearmem8nt is all parties except the Communists. battered coast towns, crumpled to attend. freshments will follow. Saturday.' The double-ring cere- t,--,. „ , on,the operation of UMT—jtkrhaps Revived at Truce Talk too' large and should be cut in or­ Rene Pleven, still smarting from flimsy fishing villages and tossed mon.v was performed at 3 o'clock noiinced. destination the b"r“de three yearn - and prohibit opera­ der to avoid economy slashes in the defeat which threw him out small boats. The rumbling ahocdis Twelve‘of his young friends ami The f'hanilnade Club wdl hold In the Center Congregational «n,,o u-if j. . unuc tion of both Selective SerWee and the nation's welfare services, such of office in January, refused even knocked down buildings, started Cub Scout.s last Thursday attend­ iU -tegular.. nuipltib'. ..meaUng Jn -UMT-4kt the- aame-tlme:—.....-- - - - Munaan, Korea,- J6ai«h --4r-’ Welsh­ "her utmost in her own' defense, eral court Jury was told today that ed foisan air drop of 1,000 bUnkete West area. • Kehith J. Leslfe,.Marshall D. Fin­ tobtederiis... you'll tn the Armed Service* committM from the waist down by bullet she cannot Justify large appropria­ owners of the Warwick Hotel here tomorrow. But a’U. B. epokeaman lay Md Milton A. Morrison, broth­ PRIVATE LESSdNS PROGRESS NEW MSSELLS SWEEP BETTER ■ "for further study which it ao 'They do exist aqd have always the big hydrogen bomb plant in man would take auch a step. wounds receivsd when he tried to love whatever you South Carolina netted a $75,000 He Is expected, however, to set tions from the United States for agreed at a meeting in 1946 to pay said ‘‘tha relief situation seems to • Diat,rict Commissioner George, er o f\h e bride. deaperately needs." existed,” Ubby snapped bach. And stage a holdup In New Britain last $35,000 to Jamea P. Finnegan, for­ be under control.” Th^e’bride’s gow;n of Imported moke of they "mutt be returned to our aide" proflt on a land deal, the Seaate- forth his view in strong language both economic and military aid.” Stiles- has announced ri." Cuh. lead­ • aUlTAR during Ih* debate. beginning teP Nov. 5, went on trial in Superior Such plain talk from the mer Ckillector of Internal Revenue U. 8. all-wcether F-84 Jeta flew ers round table tomorrow night at rose p«)lht lace' was designed with $7*95 Indian Heod Cotton 8 9 c fCooHnned on Bag* Tab) when prisoners of w ar are,ex­ Houae Atomic Energy committee Court today for a double murder. on trial on diargea of bribery and s fitted nodice, standing collar, e a ^ changed. reported today. morrow afternoon. Senate’s "moat potent 'voice cm Tot- I through snowstorms today for an 7'4.3 in the East .Side Recreational • MANDOLIN ------He was Frank Wojculewlca, 34, .eign affaire tiidtcated th at the other Snieconduot in office. aerial survey of tha qoaka area Rulldlhg library. long tight \leeves forming a point At this point Libby said; ‘‘Ap­ But tha Justice department said accused of fataIIy.^hggUng Sgt. French fUlure to find the funds D a V t d Lichtenfeld, asaUtant but reported "Wa kaw no el|tM of over the hnHds, and a circular Housewares — Basement It aay.artid* «ada er>*<>ea Mina Maad CoHea falli «* fly* fr*a*r parently wa are back-.where ..w« U.-.aNaraM#l|F:1B do anything William J'. arabed0VNqM N«w for her pert of North Atlgntle de­ manager of the hotel, teatlfted damage.-"- -...... — “ INCOME TAX The Pivliic Spiritual Circle will skirl thaT ex^nded into a sweep­ • VIOUN larylc* b*f*«t* *t ifc* fadiaf ar nraalae *f Indi** Ha*d ctleri or If Hw fabric Electric Unions were on Dee. 18.'* NegKtttOrs ex­ about It keceuae it couldn't And U. S. Bares War Britain police and William' Otipka, fense was . building . up- fresh $5,000 of the amount was to have L t Col. A. H. Bridge made the meet tfmight at 8 o'clock In the ing train. HeV veil of fingertip ibrlab* aar* A** t%, we will aaia eaad ika ••••I <*tl *f Itia article. changed lists of prisoner* of war a law "which would aupport proa- a displaced person from (Tzecho- trouhle for President Truman’s re­ been for Finnegan’s help in ar­ report after a flight oyer Kuehlro, Lithuanian Social Hall on Golway length was of F « n th illusion and on that date. acution.” slovakla, a bystander. In the at­ quest for $7,900,000,000 for for­ ranging the purchase of the hotel a port city on the southeast coast ASSISTANCE street. The speaker will be Mrs. held In place W a lace cap BRUNO DUBALDO Walk Off Jobs Inalat Oa Ruasla The committee said it had asked tempt. trlmiiird with or\nge blossoms- the department to draft a law On Tax Dodger eign aid. and $30,000 as a legal retainer. He of Hokkaido and center of the DAILY HOI'K.S: Wilma Doucette of Manchester. ToltpheiM 6802 In another truce tent Red staff Under round-the-clock guard The longer the crisis dragged on said Finnegan was present at the Damaged area. Its harbor facilities Her bridal bouquet Was of Eucha- ThaJW HAUee, officers repeated their "firm and covering auch cases. ever since liti arrest, Wojculewicz —with the bleeding of the nearly meeting. were reported badly damaged, but 1 :S0 to 6 P. .M. rls lilies and stephancH-is. or 2*3700 iinshakesble” demand that Soviet The case cited involved 91 The maid of honor w"ore a gown .M A N cm rrn Conn-. Rival Groupa at GEy acres of land near the big Savan­ was wheeled Into the big center, empty treasury unstopped by prw One omnt against Finnegan Bridge said the airmen saw no. 'Evenings by Appointment Russia help supervise a truce: UN Revenue- Bureau Tells- cqurtrbpm.’ on an a m b u l a n c e taxes—the ’’better De Gaunel ch'atgre him with acceding 15,000 eign of lU - : V.- of melon marquisette kpd satin. WFstinghouoe Protest officers repeated their "tirevoc- nah river plant now under con­ Most of the dead were in and The fitted bodice had a- shirred struction.. It was bought Just a Of 744 Fraud Oises stretcher. A deputy sheriff was at from the hotel company for repre­ CQs able” stand that Soviet Russia was hit aide.. ______(Continued ea Page Eight) senting. the firm In its claim for near the town, on Japan's most Td. 4021------satin midriff, tiered cafv and iMANCHinit Conn*. WSB Failure on Wages not acceptable. ■ ■■■ few hour* before the choice of the Ready for Prosecution northerly" island. lldal waves bouffant skirt. Her hcB.lpici-vp wa.s They have been deadlocked like site waa announced on Nov. 28, After State's Atty. Albert S. Bill damages during occupancy of the 1950, and later was sold at a ■ I r and Public Defender James D. hotel by the U. S. (Toast Guard in knocked down warehouses. The THOS. J. QUISH of braided melon tulle and\nar- New York, March 4—(A«)—Thou­ that for weeks World.War II. Federal law pro­ quake touched off 11 fires. quisete and she carried a colonial Communist generel* negotiat­ $75,000 proflt. . ~ Washington, March 4.—UP>— Cosgrove -made brief opening APT. .\0. 2 sand* of General Electric Qo.. and Letters and - memoranda cover­ Stung by scandals within its own statements, the task of picking a Over 100 Dead hibits a federal employe from re­ ' Nine Buried Alive 6 Charter Oak Street bouc|iiet of purple vioieta \A h ing the firieoner exchange f “were ceiving compensation for services ro.sehud center, \ ■ WesUngHouae'' ttTe c t r I c i very well behaved," Libby aaid, in ing the joint committee's investi­ ranks, the Internal Revenue bu­ jury got under way. Judge Wil­ Nine people were buried alive by workers walked off their Job* to­ gation of the case were continued liam J. Shea presided. in a matter in Which tho govern­ a landslide. The bride's motlier was gowned^J H A L E ' S contrast to their shouted accusa­ reau launched a silent but. sweep­ ment ia a ‘party. in blue silk print with black ac­ m day in union-sponsored atoppages. tions of Monday. in a report on various atomic en­ ing drive during the last six The trial was expected to un'- In Train Wreck The quake waa general north Of Thf demonstrations at widely But in s new charge Lee said ergy matters released today. cover some clues to the my.stery Wanted Over $25,000 Tokyo. Tokyo itself was not dam­ cessories. The bridegroom's moth- TEAR ROUND AIR CONDITIONING months of 19S1 against tax dodg­ LichtenfeM, assistant manager aged. separated hl. Hl.'il ahont Fuireral •Year , ^ 1 4 3 4 0 ; 2. In 1950 for each 100 such ed weapons charges which were today. the Jury Finnegan still "t* acting CONDITIONS tiated last year. Another purpose McGrath rscominending that The quake struck at 10:24 a.'9b: 1 P. M. iMiunrI for Rockville, NUMBER 'Round "that ahtong the prisonera of war new cases, 60 were dropped with­ later dropped. was to mobilize support for new there are persons who did not rosecutlon of McKelvay 6> Justice depart­ prosecution increased 26 per cent. commit rape,, ed into a stalled passenger train Columbia University said It wo* — Droaa your kifcFe'nTn ils^ Electrical: Radio and Machine Communists would not accept the ment advised that it has thus far The nunvber dropped by the divi­ near the suburb of Anchieta, about Finnegan some money. He speci­ the worst since Aug. 15, IIW, 225~MflTN ST Wnrlcera (TUR-rm t, «nd the tn. Sentenced to Wethersfield Btate 19 miles southwest of the capital.' fied. neither the .amount he. .owes - PHONK MR, CI.ARK^ HERALD OFFICE —‘‘EMnyf«y-Bert”"Tvhli^fl¥inr Allied principle of voluntary re­ been unable to locate a statute sion without prosecution declined whan o-quoka shook-Aasam,-InSa.- dependent United Electrical, Radio patriation—key atumbling block which would aupport prosecution.” 55 per cent. Prison on the latter charge .for a Bodies were strewn about the Finnegan nor-the--amount Flnne- That was the biggeat in SO ya^o. Harlftird. Collect 2:229S - 13 liuell Sk - —Dish-Towel*, thoae falyiam' " — *nd-Machlne Woricers (UBV. on prisoner exchangerparing a '43: Th'rrrporfalso'^contalnedr...... ------iavutv**-**!' Millloii...... wreckage., and .*ame...... wen- ..seen .gan-tciedla.caUect team.him-. - Both unions left plans for to­ minute statement he demanded: 1. A leter written last Novem- 4. (Xitstanding warrants for (Coiiitlnned on i^ge ^isa) Goating; in the nearby Palvuna In a brisk exchange with Thom­ (Coattnaed m Pag* Tea) Dry-Me-Dry* that now chme day’s, demonstrations up. to locals. collection, qf al) types of delinquent river...... ;...... as E. DeWolfe, assistant attorney -— Kvenings :(2-!tT22 — Initial reports showed some of the "It looked like a battlefield.'' a color-echrnird. Eliiaembira' (CoBtiBBed oa Pag* Tea) (CoBUaaed o b Page Tea) taxes increased from 902,007 cases general and one of the prosecu- TUE-CIO locals plann^ work stop­ involving 543 million dollars at the survivor, a former soldier, said. tOra the hotel manager said he ronvplete with potholdere, pages of an hour or two while end of 1950, to 955,841 cases in­ Two cars on the ps-ssenger train didn't recall whether the amount units of both unions scheduled volving 641 million dollars by the were detailed at Anchieta.. The Finnegan tried to collect recently n^ wia^w ^11 Hpii utility towel*, ferry hand after-work or lunch-time demon­ end of 1951. News Tidliits commuter train which hit it was eri was $5,(X)0. Bulletins towel*. Noted for ali*orb- strations. A UE spokesman re­ This crackdown on tax evaders Culled rrom AP Wires route from another suburb and 'Wearing the same double-breast­ from the. AP Wires ferred to meetings and said he Dixiecrats Challenged came during the height of lu t travelling at a high speed. ed dark blue suit he had on for enev, for total lark of lint Imew of no plans for stoppages. year's revenue scandals, when ------—.------the trial opening yesterday, the THE CANDY • TUE-CIO has some 70',(K)0 mem- WITH FULL .CONFIDENCE and note for fueli |>retty charges of laxity, corruption and Former Ueuteriant Governor Treasury Balance - - 5I-year-old Finnegan appeared tt^rs alt 38 GE plants aind 50.000 at inefficiency were making head­ William S. ftarroll, already spok­ calm a^d at times took notes on LEAP# FROM MUDOB with TAe J/a»/er’s TbucA color*. Sec them, advertised 2h Westinghouse plants. UE has On Civil Rights Issue lines. , ,y ..t'. ' en a.*- pnsible Ongress candidate,- Washington, March 4—(8^—"The the testimony. ' Hartford; Mareh 4—VR—Am Ma d e a n d " abWit'45.000 at 20 GE plahts ehd Officials u id privately the scan­ reported in line for Job In .Weall: position of the Treasury Feb. 29: Endorsed By Finnegan nnldenttfled moa Jumped or f*a You Can De|K‘n action in some cases, but _ there IJcerise dog owner* Insteml of dnga 391.23; budget expenditures, $464.- duced evidence to show that twoi this afterBooB at 1:45 p. m. 8a f. 75«.Sd2,.11: r cash, balance, $5,075,- left Ms car oa the oerta sMb *f \^ur Pharmacist 4L leading role made a t public hearing before com- -(CeattooM -'Ktghek ■■ - will ■ n# h If ' th#- "PKrtV*lt Yrivll TCoistlk^ OH Bag* jafftn .rrikaion-ta r.ecodlfy..state !*log.can>, 105,557.85, „ ____ --r^oBHiiBadmsFmgB-Elglrt)-- Jte-laWga^JielWJi^^ --- BOAD—not tr. 8 and 44A Democrats retreaPmit^ Tru- rights plank at the >1948 conven- trol laws. FolloWtBg hlB fiJI, u T iirealtr ^EM STORE HOURS: Si.lO A. M. to 6 IV M.'WEEKD.AYS man civU righU program. tion. Approval ef the planks ■ .,Y. ■■ Actress Una Merkel in St. John's said, they eottid see oaly a hati' KUXDAY' 10:00 .A. .M. tn 8:80 P. M. \Ve will fill your doctor's floBtiiig do«a the river. 8tat* - Blame Air Crash Calling for a showdown on the calling among wther things for a Korea Vet Returns 'Hospital, Santa Monica, (jalif., Pollc* Uiea arrived mod e>IP*. , prescriptions with thejhighr laaue with southern Democrats Fair Employment Practices coih- suffering from what her doctor’s Truman Radios Peace Aims reeded la fishing him out ea the' HiqH HRV aiqiqlt M MU! I MARTEX 'i' On Engine Failure who are backing Sen. Russell of mission (P'EiPC) — widened the say was probably “an overdose of est iiuality, tested dt^ugs-^ Georgia for the party's Prealden- North-Bouth split in the party and To Tell of Torture sleeping pill*.” w est bank. accurately and quickly. DRY ME DRY tial nomination, Humphrey de- cost Tnunan 39 electoral votes, Felix P. Lapense, 46, of Bristol BUTTER PRICES SKID Yea'm! Nice, France. March 4 — UPi— dared' This year, southern backers of Jackson, Miss.. March dies as result of that city's second To Soviet^ Red China People DISH TOM EI.S Officials concluded today that "President Truman was elected Russell hope they can keep the A 25-year-old Negro Korean vet­ fatal auto accident in three weeks Chicago, March 4 ~ in 1948 without the solid electoral Wholesale baiter prices sMdflhl Sickroom Supplios faulty fiapa combined with a dou­ nomination from going to Truman eran will Uke the stand today to .. Seventy foreign students from Washington, March 4— —In a friends, There are no differences OUR TELEPHONE HAS Handled With Care vote of the solid South, and I —If he runs again—or to any oth­ describe the torture he allegedly eight European countries who another oleltel a ponad todey ble engine failure caused yester­ think a strong civil rights candl- er candidate who favors the PreM- dramatic peace broadcast. Presi­ between us that can not be settled and faded at- the loweet pstoM, 4 9 c ea* tfine yotir family’s clot hes reach us-^to the received at the house of flv'e came to Bridgeport University un­ dent Truman today appealed to if your rulers will turn from.their slnee the ead ef November. ' w a Proscriptions CoHod day's plane crash here which took dat* can win thia year despite dent’s .civil rights progrsm. Mississippi peace officers In 1950. der Mutual Security Agency study- thf people of Russia and Red senseless, policy of hate and terror, TvL j >’**“™*4 I® you .immaculately clean and the Uvea of 37 persons. They dis­ southern opposition. i^ussell supporters concede pri- The soldier. Murry (Sunshine) work program complain they have China to force their rulers to drop and follow the principles of peace. BEEN CHANGED ^ u a l l y wrapped, they get the best of care. Fabric, carded a theory that the plane waa "On. the other Jiand, if we peo­ ystely however, thst Trumsn al­ Gray, waa flown back here from not been gl\-rn Jobs they were “their senseless .policy of hate end Forcing Us to Arm FEDEEAL DEFICIT For And Dnli^rod ple who are for'the civil rights most certainly can have the nomi­ the Korean front as a prosecution W'oahlagtoa, Mareh 4 <— I "iT and dM i^ p l^ a part in determining the dry downed by a Bight of aeaguUs. program back-track from the 1948 prorrilaed. ten’or.” • ‘Today, the aggressive policies mng method and ingredients we use. That’s why the An investigation of the wreck­ nation tf he seeks It. So the South­ witness in the civil rights trial of Entire Polish press republishes . The President snbke from the of your rulers are forcing. us to The geveranseat cleeed oat tha MARTEX TERRY MARTEX TERRY MARTEX TERRI age of the Air Prance airliner platfomi, the party will lose auch erners' main effort will be concen­ five officers. flight deck of tne Voice of arm to defend ourselves. But we first eight amaths et the fiaeol Out New Numbers Are Rs we get are good! ' states aa New York, Illinois and trated on trying to prevent elect­ eight-year old Ruartan communi­ HAND T0\< ELS showed that the ailerons were not Gray was handcuffed to a tree que blaming Germans for Katyn America’s powerful nevR floating can not flrid in our hearts any hate year $74M .M l#B t la th e r*d» DISH-CLOTHS POT HOLDERS . In a poaitlon to give a lift to the Cellforqia—-all of which ■ bava big ing Truman or. aome other civil and beaten, the indictment said, transmitter, the U.. S. Coast Guard against you. We know that you the Treosufy. reported today. TRY OUR POPULAR SAME DAY electoral votas. - rights esndidate in November. in July 1950, when he was a civil­ hlassBcre .. Board of Governors craft. With an experienced pilot Sees No Retreat of Eastern Connecticut Republican cutter "Courier" berthed at a city are suffering under oppression and PINE at the controls, it waa assumed Sllea|8'0|i Srd Party ian living at Magnolia, Miss., pier. persecution. We know that if you TANKERS COLLIDE DRY CLEANING SERVICE FOR RESULTS ' "That means the next President Russell has declined to say about 85 miles south of Jackson. Association calls meeting for 2-4595 and 2-4596 c ea* that he had sought to ' put his Thursday and repqrts are it will He addressed his words especial­ were free to say what you really Norfolk. 'Vau. March 4. (Mhi ' 75 29< Inevitably will be a Republican if whether he would lead a third • Forced Confession ly to the people of (Thins and Rus­ believe, you would Join with us to Toro tookera. tho S8 GoVgotr flaps In such a potion. the Democrats retreat on the civil party If Truman is nominated. But launch a boom for U. 8. Rep. Hor­ PHARMACY Simultaneously, the two left T he five officers allegedly took sia, reminding them how the Unit­ banish the fear of war, and bring oad the SS bapestal Ihroalh rights issue. To me. It la incon­ he has said he puts country ahead the Negro from a Jail ceil to a ace Seeiy-Brown for nomination ed States came to their aid tn peace to the earth. eeUlded la Gbeoapoako hay la wing engines had conked ouL en ceivable that there would be such of party and “would not hesitate remote spot outside of, town for U. S. Senator. examination of thd propellora a retreat.” World War II when they were In­ "Your government, with its deaoe teg shortly hefOre aeoa FREE DELIVERY MANCHESTER to leave the party" if he felt the where he wa* beaten to “extort Veterana of Foreign Wars, its vaded by Naxi Oermany and newspapers end radios, may try today. The Coaot Goaid rspert- H e Bandy Oil Company Green Stamps showed. ThusL the plane, flying Together, the three states Hum­ platform adopted by the Demo­ force and ceerce" a confdfsion of stale commander says, "Is unalter­ only . on its tWo right Sring en­ phrey mentloBed have lOO of the Japan. to make you believe that the Unit­ ed so eae oraa hqrt aad-BM cratic convention would be ‘‘dam­ A filling {Station burglary, ably opposed to any and all plana, “'Ve helped them to save, their ed States 1* a hostile country, bent taaker* "omde toM to each oST 33! MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 664 Center St.. Tel 2-9814 ThaJW HALCeo Given With Caah Sales gines. Its lift unaided by outward 531 electoral college votes, «dth aging td this country.” While Gray was in^JaJI a group programs and proposals which countries,” the FTeaident said. "I on war. But that is not true. J or" after the eodWea oad MANCMBfin CbllN*a DRY CLEANERS 268 required to elect. In 1848, tend toward the development—of Truman,loet New York'* 47 elec- went to say to these people today, M WELLS STBEET TELEPHONE 7254 (C*bI oa Page BgM) *r (CaaltaMg *■ Page BiM ) (OoflUkaea aa Page Bigkt) any form of world goveramOBt.’’ as we said then: We are your (OoBttiiaed ea IKga E ^kt) "3. ■ \