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>AGE SIXTEEN BIONDAY, MARCH 30, 1958 Average Daily Net Press Run iHanrl;eBtfr lEu^ning For tlw Week Ended The Weather M erck SS. 16.5S Pereeaat at 0. 8. Weniher B m aa Representatives of the eight fight it and stated that nation­ focus attention on cancer at this A bout Town Manchester High school seniors Mayor Slates wide collaboration to concentrate period, and ./ who visited the UN In New York on 10,933 Meetly rloudy tonight and March 10. unoei the sponsorship on cancer will be made during WHEREAS, the Americap'^Can- April. SPECIALIZING IN Member of the Audit TifckaU are - now on »ale from of the Rotary Club, together with cer .Society will conduct /its an- ^ IE Wedneeday. Rsfai likely Wednee-. Bureau «t CIrcnIatione Ui« foUowinc for the banquet of Lewis H. Piper, faculty advisor of Cancer Month The text of the proclamation nual crusade to enllghtcr( and ed-1 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES day night. Mbilmum tonight IS, the Mafllaneae Society to be held the Current Affairs Club, will be follows: ucate the public and false funds Manchester’—>A City of Village Charm during the month of April, , on May 17: pearl Street Barber guests of the Rotary Club tomor­ WHEREAS, the people of Man­ GENERAL CONTRACTING Shop, Wait Side Barber Shop. row night. Priscilla Torrance and Proclamation Anks Sup­ chester have demonstrated ad­ THEREFO RE, J, .Shei^'ood G. VOL. LXXII, NO. 153 (Clneelfled Advertlelng flh Page 14) Mw. Walter Iriah at 10 Depot Albert Guay will of the exper­ mirably in previous periods of Bowers,. mayor Of the*^ .town of REMODELING AND REPAIRING . <> MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1953 (SIXTEEN PAGES) aquare, Frank Marlnelll in Glaa- iences of the group at the UN port for Campaign Be­ emergelflcy their ability to meet’ Manchester, do hereby ordain and : PRICE FIVE C IN TI tmbury, Peter Urbanctti, Jullue councils and of their meetings with crisis with action and support, and proclaim the month of April as: FREE ESTIMATES — MORTGAGES ARRANGED' UN representatives. ing Held During April D'Ubaldo, Hugo Pag^ani. Alexan­ WHEREAS, . the nation-wide CANCER CONTROL MONTH der Calabrini and Chairman Romo- Mayor Sherwood Bowers today threat U>.Jhe health and lives of and FURTHERMORE request j io Pagani. At the flrat meeting of The members of the British- that all citizens of this community i American Club will meet at the called for full support of cancer our citizens has reached vast pro­ ERNEST A. RITCHIE Illegal Rail Strike States Win the committee held yesterday, it portions that demand \manimous observe this ficcasion and lend I Vraa dolclded to send E aster ha.ahels clubhouse, 75 Maple street, at 7:30 control activities during April, l.'i LIBERTY ST. TEL. MI-3-8172, MANCHESTER tonight and proceed to the W. P. action and financial support, and their support to the American | lb’ five elderly members who are which he proclaimed as Cancer WHEREAS, the Congress of the Cancer Society's 1953 crusade. 01. Quishl Funeral Home to pay re­ Coastal Oil spects to the late Mrs. Francis Control Month. The proclama­ United States has authorized the Closes Steel Mills^ Topping, who husband and son are tion pointed out that local resi­ President to specify April as the UN Gets Chinese Red Plaiil Manchester Lodge No. 7,1. A.F. m em bets of the club. dent .can help the American Can­ period for,concentrating on this and.A.M.. will hold a special com- cer Boclety by financial support. problem oFcancer control, and First Round mtinication at the Masonic Templg The Rockville Company of Je­ The Mayor's proclamation said WHEREAS, nation-wide collab­ toixtorrow night at 7:30 and the hovah's Witnesses will meet to­ that the threat of cancer had oration and effort is being made | 30,000 Seen Idled entered apprentice degree will be night at 8 o'clock at Tinker Hall, reached such proportions that through government agencies and ’ Washington, March 31— conferred. Junior Warden Eric S. 7B1 Main street, for the observance unanimous action is nece.saary to by local, organized volunteers to i' Ideas For Easter (A*)—Backers of a bill to Anderson will preside over the of the “Lord's Evening Meal.V establish state titles to the lodge In the absence of Worship­ Pittsburgh, March 31—(/P)—An unauthorized railroaders To Settle oil-rich off-shore submerged ful . Maater Graham L. Clark and The Immaculate Conception strike forced United States Steel Corp. to close fts four big Senior Warden John L. Von Deck, Mothers Circle will meet Wednes­ steel plants in the Pittsburgh area today. More than 30,000 lands today beat dowR a move who will attend the opening of day a t 8 p. ni. a t the home of Mrs. Eugene Fanning production workers will lie idled by the time the last iron anti in the House'to suh.stitute a the Grand Lodge, session at New Raymond E. Hagedom, 10 Glen- Eugene Fanning, 21. president steel m aking furnace is cooled ard<*’------plan for federal control. Hairen. accompanied by treasurer wood street. "Rain or Shine" A cloae count seemed likely on W. Sidney Harrison. At the con- of the University of Notre Dame sealed Ikte this afternoon. About 4,500 employea of the aub- an amendment by Rep. Keating First Atomic Plant Chialon of the degree work there Glee Club, will appear aa barl-, sidiary Union Railroad Co. struck, N o tic e will be a social hour and refresh­ Mra. Lucy I.ea, B9, of 2.5 Maple tone soloist when the club comes (R-N. Y.) to eliminate from the atreet, and Mra. Dorothy Dtckin-Itckin- to,, bringing furlough orders to all big House bill the authority for coastal m ents. tib» Bu.ahnell Memorial in Hart- steel workers in plants served by aon, 19, of 073 Hartford road, both rd Friday, April 10, under the I DUSTERS states to impose a severance t*.\ the railroad. on oil and gas produced In the hoapitalized after being hit b’ ’auspices of the Cornerstone Club} Now in Operation dentent J. Pontillo. Jr. of lOS tor vehtclea Wedneaday, were re In Ottoman faille, navy and An official of the Brotherhood of continental shelf beyond their sea­ Autumn street, is one of four ported in "good" condition at Man­ of St. Bridget's Church of Man­ Railroad Trainmen said the walk­ chester. ward boundaries. seniors at the University of Cob- chester Memorial Hoalptal today. black. Sizes 1 2 to 20, l6'/2 to out, called over the suspension of Under his plan, the states would nectlhut to receive a New York Mr. Fanning has been a mem- i characteristics of the similar In Chou Letter two conductors, was unauthorized. Washington, March 31— 24'/i. ^ ’ be reimbursed by the Secretary of plant -which will power the USS Life Insurance Company scholar- Rt. Elizabeth Mothera Circle will her of the select, 40-volre travel- i There have been Do disclosed plans (/P)—The world’s first known ing squad for the last four yesra, Interior for expen.ses of cooperat­ Nautilus, and to train the crew for ahlp of 9150 each. meet in St. James’ Church tomor­ for a conference between railroad ing with the federal government In and has traveled from coa.at to i version of an Atomic power this vessel." United Nations, N. Y.. March 31-(4>)—R«

■R IL V ,'li I \ /. I ( r- ' : ■ ' ' ■ ' r 7 } ■ » FOUR MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, COMN, TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1953 PAGELflUil: Crystal Ballroom Assumes Welfare Bolton Mr. and Mrs. George England of gram of Ellington Grange,on Wed­ Local Case Proves Early Bolton Lake at Manchester Memo­ Graii|^e lo Hold nesday, April 8. Changed Advised rial Hospital. Radio and TV Reopens Sunday Duties Tomorrow A social time will follow the B M ten BtuidaWI TIb m W NHC—Ch. • Today’s Event Calendar Battle of Sexes business meeting of Manchester Al Sewage Plant —---- r Treatment Stops Cancer Wet Weather Ugh! Tent Caterpillar Hunt Choir rehearsal at Center Con­ Gfangh tomorrow night, and Mrs. $£CRETS OF THE se n s * Taaearraw Eaater Sunday will Inaugurate gregational Church at 7;30 p. m. William Schofield and her com­ 4:W—WTHT—Oa. Tib b j». Mrg. Claire Weiner, newly ap­ A t the meeting of Manchester W nO -Backatac* WJf*. , 4:14—W n C —r^ n k Atwood. AND DRYING CLOTHES GO TOGETHER Rosedale Community Club meeting mittee will aerve refreshments. The last regular inspection of W©RO—Rob«rt Q. I,«wU:' The Chl- WDRO—Parm Prottnm. a new aeanon of dapeing at the pointed town' social worker, will As a public service feature, ln'4of the removed organs confirmed at United MethodUt CJhurch at 8 Grange No. 31, in Orange Hall to­ the town's'-sewage disposal plant caKoane. 4 :»-W T IC —Newa. Cryatal Lake Ballroom on Route the fact tint the cancer yraa well take over her duties In the 'Wel­ Scheduled for Tomorrow WCtX^jrualc. _ 4:44—WONS—Tenkeee Bxpreaa.^ connection with the American IF YOU ARE SMART AND OWN A p. m. morrow night under thg chairman­ Now—no more clogged filter screens in your oil WCCC—ProdjKtlon Newa n?rl. 30 In Rocti^IW. Cancer Society's 1963 Cancer Cru­ localised, and had not Mgun to fare Department tomorrow. SAVED FROM LEIMiE on Olcott street by the State Board WHAT—Nawa: Polka Hop. Tonrorrow’n Event C'aiendaf ship of Mra. Stanley MacAlpIne. burner! The anti-clogging property of FOA-5X WONB—Sack Downey'a ituile Shop. WTIC—Weather: Prank Atwood. The gala re-oponlng attraction sade opening tomorrow in Man­ spread. This patient Is well at the Her appointment waa made by of Health resulted in a recom­ 4:44—WTHT—Homlnr Oerotloiia. '■ Bolton, March 31—(Special)—, .Stanley Patnode, Stony. South ^The Public Library will be open WKNB—Nawa; Reqaeat Matlnaa. will spotlight the radio and re­ chester, The Herald la presenting end of three years and her chances W e If a r e Director Albert E. women of the Gfange will put on a New 'Haven, March 31 (dh in Shell Furnace Oil for home heating cleans as 4il»—WCCJC—Newt; Mualc. WKNB—Newa; Tomorrow mark.bi dryor. Como Ir oRd lot us ox- doubted he intended to jump. The “Your Community Shell Distributor" INB^Nawi; HIta o( Tomorrow. Til3—WONS—Nawa; Tankee Expresa. Trankie Dee and his Estonian onstrate the value of periodic ' will be raised in large part by the Idea Has Kont I Fair Organization Set p. m.; Volunteer Fire Department Friday evening, April 10, the passed and dumped into Hop "Lights On" campaign which is to of science degree with a major in boy, whom they declined to iden­ Nawa; Band by Demand. 7tS5-WTIC-Waathar. orchestra will be featured. physical examinations. The M an-' plaiR how it works and how you eon owr ouo ot Last Vehr’s prevalence of the Organization for the Yankee meeting at firehouse at 8 p. m.; flrat and second degree teams will Brook for four of five hours a day. Preaton o( tha Tukon. 7:34-WDRC-Old Mualc Box; News. be held on Sunday, April 12. (psychology and sociology. tify, waa admitted recently for a Complete beach and outing Chester Cancer Society, which. Ugly and destructive tent-caterpil­ j Street Fair and Hobby Show was WSCS of United Methodist Church exemplify the degree work for Bol­ Improvements recommended by Mlfchdi 9-0121 . Tront Pare Parrall. WTIC—Bob Steele—Morning Watch. Her professional experience haa groat sovlogs to you. cardiac evaluation. He* was C^l/orenao Jonea. WCCC—Newa: Good Morning Muals facilities are part of the Crystal sponsors the Tumor Clinic, feel.sf lar led to the idea of the contest completed at a meeting at Center meets at 8 p. m,; Teen-timers meet ton Grange, with Mrs. Gustave Metcalf and Eddy, a Boston firm W K N ^ N e w s , Phil Hals Show. been chiefly in child welfare work. at school at 8 p. m. transferred last night to the In­ rKMB—Dance Data. Park out-door program. that the importance of early by Miss Grace Tedford, community I church on Friday night. The tHlrd Anderson captain of the first of consultant engineers .hired by WHAT—Croakya■ ■ Quilarter." 7146-WHAT—New. Queen of Festival service chairman for the local stitute of Human Relations. 7165—WONS—Weather. treatment of cancer cannot be I annual production of this event degree team and James Baker the the town to study the plant, are WONS-8 kyklr.B. Grange. The hunt will be conduct­ FOR SHELL FURNACE OIL WDRC—Memory Lana WTHT—Weather. stressed too often. j will be held on June 6 at Center Manfhrate'r Evening Herald Bol­ second. now in the hands of the State De­ WCCC—Newa. Mualc. S tf^ W D R i'—World Newa Roundup. In addition to the task of rais-. ed all through the month of April I church and the Community Hall Some girls are luiky enough to Will Judge Photos ton correspondent, Mr*. Joseph A nupiber of the local Grangers partment of Health and the State •:44-iWDRC—Curt Uaaaay. WCCO-K'ddIa Comar. Deaths Last Night Ing money for cancer research and before the pests begin to hatch from 11 a. m. until 11:45 p. m. get back their lost youth through g ” *'- *•---- WKNB—Newa. TRUSS RHINR ABC Appliance Co. D’ltaila, telephone Mitchell 8-0546. ■ will take part in the lecturer's pro- a breach of promise suit. Water Commission for approval. WITH F0A-5X —______WTtC^&.C

EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 31.M953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1953- PAGE NINK Coventry * district court trial only a matter Civil Defense Coordinators Taber Lifts Goal New Outlook Police Hold Two of houre after hte'arreat Rad been Obituary River Crest News Tidbits States W in announced by etate police and FBI Official Notice For Budget Gut As Bank Robbers agenta at New Haven. Cullsd from AP Wires For 13 Schools Receive Oath Chick Distribution Planned Quretlon WItnessra T o Recede ___Coastal ___ Oil ; (Continued From Page One) He had been held as a parole Deaths (Conttaued From Piaga One) violator by atate police after he French Communlat leader Mau­ Civil Defense coordinators for 13> tend a meeting in Hartford naxt For 13 4~H Club Members was charged with the armed rob­ william It: iValBh rice Therex expected to leave Manchaateir schools wsmo sworn in . Tuesday. Krasenics declined to quested by Truman for the Labor He waa taken to the detective bery of Joseph V. Pavano of Ber­ In Chou Letter department could be trimmed Late Today Moecow eoon for Paris after re­ First Round by CD Director Edward w . Krase-1 state the nature of the meeting. ‘ 1 bureau where he aigned a atate- lin last Sept; 26, in which two , March SI— (Special) Coventry, March 31— (Special) t Herb Club NotSa 910.400.000. 1— 9 —David Welsh of this community ceiving medical treatment In Rus­ nica last night at a meeting! On April 22, membera of the ment admitting the holdup. De­ bandits got 9300. He was arrested i (OMttMMd from Pmg* One) fltreet, and Joaephine Ann Furphy, sia.. Veterans administration In (Contlauod From Page Oneh in the Civil Defense room of the Ground Observer Corps who have —Thirteen Tolland County boya The Herb Club -will meet Previously, the Justice depart­ tective Sgt.' Stephen Coffey aaid. March 24. . learned toda.y of the death of his (Oonttaaed from Page One) ment aald the Truman requests 197 Hackmatack atreet. brother, William H. Walah, 77, at Waahington says 43,853 poet-Ko- Munlclpe,! Building at 7:30. served more than 100 skywatch and fin e including two from Co- “ *e ^ p il- Two men Iveld up Ihb Berlin At the hearing befqre U. S. Dis­ Th* unyl*)8lin UN demand that Building Fermlta rea veta are drawing compensa­ boundaries would go Into the fed­ One coordinator had taken th e' hours will be given certificates in ventrv will receive 1100 babv •^reet. There for It could be cut 97,450,000 from bank last Monday and apparently St. Vincent's Hospital, Bridgeport. the making In the Ohio Valley and wirfav thrniivh a .H ^ • dlscugelon of what to the 9191,900.000 originally sought, trict Cornmissioner Benedict M. FOWa have the cTioice of return- For,alterattona and additiona to The deceased, a resident of that tion for military-connected dla- eral treasury. CD oath earlier yeaterdey and one a ceremony at the American Le­ 4 escaped in a stolen automobile. KNEW! could causa more trouble should It Holden, Jr,, yesterday, Howley, ablUUea. "It la In tha Intareat of preserv­ school, Buckland, was not repre-' gion Hall on Leonard atreet sched­ ^ affbnnBn^itH hv th# ! In the herb garden and now and the Agriculture and Com­ There was no mention of whether Ina to their native landa waa the dwelllnga:'to Jamea O. Haaaett for city, was the father of Bridgeport' move east and dump added rain i n i “ • Thi* ^^*ll include what merce departments volunteered without counsel because, he said, ing 10 ineir i Chrlatopher McHale at ISO Cen- Post legislative correspondent and on saturated New England. court of.Appcala in New York ing for the, cwuntry what the sented. uled to-begin at 6:30 p. m. Seare-Roebuck Foundation. The police had learned the identity of he had no money to retain qne, only laaue blocking an armlatlce gtreet, 9200; Albert DeFranio Krasenics gave the group, which Krasenics said town officials and baby chicka will -ii-irthni.H hv "'? y Planted and what cuts of 130 millions and 169 mil­ the aecond holdup man. political reporter, William J. upholds perjury conviction of Supreme Court aaya belongs to it," ^f b"ert‘\opi;;nt.Thu examined witneeaes himself. .and It broke up the Ulks last O ct., l l Fenwick road, M60; Arthur These were some of today’s said Fetghan. Is the nucleus of a school civil possible state CD offidala would a repreaentatlve lions respectively. MalettA acted apparently on the Walah. brighter reports from the Army, James E. Reankni, resigned Man­ Benson to Cut Staff He questioned two witnesses— • 1 Felber at 539 Woodbridfe street, hattan plainelothcaman and for­ Bee Bill Approved defense setup, an orientation talk, attend. About 18 akywatchers are Poultry Farm of Preaton at a *1^- guch meeUnge!*^*^ **’°'*^ Advice of his father, Joseph. The Survivors include. In addition to public officials and power com­ And word got out that Secre­ latter told newsmen that he told one a teller In the bank during the 4^ aAnH hnni# tho^e ' Sl50! Robert E« Dunfield at 59 thoae named, his wife Katherine, mer associate of jelled bookie Even foea of the pending bill, and Lt. Laurence Perry, an Army eligible for the awards. cial program to be held at 2:30 There will be a continued dis­ panies; reservist and a teacher at Man­ tary of Agriculture Benson has his son: holdup and the other a bank cus­ F ($^ ?w h o w w ^ to l o bark and ! Harlan atreet. 9 ^ ; Fred Knofla another son, John B. of Bridgeport Harry Groef. . . Flaanca Minister which would establish the atatea’ The names of coordinators who p.m. at the Grange Hall here. cussion of the recently concluded tomer. Army engineers began discharg­ chester High School, spoke on the will set up the school CD organi­ To Show Movie ordered that the Waahington staff “If you are guilty, go In and tell L n rth roth era t o . Neutral alate'for^y^^^^^ *t 17 Avon and eight grandchildren. ing, on a carefully controlled Mohammed All of Pakistan ex- title to submerged landa within flower shows. of the Production and Marketing KMUZIN I the police.” He queried them In respect to 6 lateat CD tfichntques. Owen 8. Trask, aaaistant exten- Services will be held tomorrow schedule, water stored by eight preaaes hit government's gratl9nde their historic, boundariea, conced­ zations follow: Oaneer Drive Starts administration (PMA) be cut by T^ree’ u Green Manor Batatea, Manchester High School, George aion poultryman. University of Maietta underwent about aix their identifleationa of him. at St. J'amaa' Church in Stratford flood control dams. to IJ. S. for part food grain sup­ ed yesterday It would be enacted. The coordinators are charged The cancer drive in Cov«^try 750. It now numbers 2,347.- V. » V what the UN > one-atory, 6-room dwell In three cases, the Suprenie Coi rt with the responsibility of forming F. Dougherty; Barnard School, Connecticut, wiill ehow a movie and hours of questioning at New Brit­ Howley was sentenced>to Weth­ at 9 a. m. Burial will be in .St. The Central Maine Power Com­ plies. will begin tomorrow with Mrs. Ed­ - In all, Truman recommended to ain police headquarters by state wwu V hVar-Ueth^^ -tUched . garage. - haa held the U. S. government mlnlaturs CD organizations within Donald Warren; Nathan Hale, give a talk on brooding baby ersfield State Prison in 1942, for Conway road, 111,000 each. Michael's Cemetery, Bridgeport. pany reported the rush of Saco Adlal Btevenaoa due In Saigon, ward Schultheisa as chairman. Congress the spending at 78- Grange Hall will be led by Mrs. Plans to Reopen AVer tomorrow or the next day. men, 28 Frenklln street; Joseph Linde and Arthur McKay. | 29,000 cubic feet a second, just' by the majority of the Senate In­ .stance which is aimed to increase There will be an Easier dawn patients at Easter Seal financed flood stage and not considered ­ miral. service about 5 a. m. Sunday at Emil Mamet and Mra. Leon Heck­ ' Clark arrived In Korea lor . a Hublard, 314 Middle turnpike east. Burial waa lii St. James' 'ceme­ terior committee, tries to extend the life or performancef of a stor­ treatment centers located In Hart­ brief vlalt two hour, before hto let­ gerous. the residence “of Dr. and Mrs. ler. There will be a box lunch at Night Club Soon ford. “New Haven, Bridgeport and BIRTH YE.STERDAV: a aon to tery, where Father Hannon read On Lenox St. Plot the boundaries of certain states to age battery. noon. - ter waa delivered. the ennumittal aervicr, asalsted by Six New Hampshire stale high­ so-called 'historic llniiU' far be­ Lome A. MacLean at the. corner I Stamford. , V/ Mr. and Mrs. \ustin Manko, 257 The Standards Bureau haa for Tomorrow's Event Calendar He told newemen he waa ready the Rev. Robert Carroll. ways were closed. Many town yond the three-mile limit.” Notes $21,330 Cost of Monument Hill and Wall street. For the record: Autumn atreet. bridges In that state al.so were some time been at cross conclu­ Wednesday meetings will in­ The Club CJiiantl, heavily danri- to give careful and aympathetlc O. W. Matthewaon, an employe Murray is among those favoring A Communion service will follow 481 patients received 12,514 BIRTHS TODAY; a daughter damaged or destroyed. In an ef­ of Alexander Jarvis, haa taken a sions with some other testing clude Ladies,’ Association of the aged by a fire Sunday which di'ove conalderaUon to Chou’a propoaal federal control of the offshore Of Snow Removal In the church sanctuary. A Fel- Ireatments at the Bridgeport Chil­ to Mr. and Mra. Edwin Barker, fort to speed relief New Hampshire aix months option for the purchase agencies over an additive called FTrrt Congregational Church all­ about 20 residents of the Depot dren’s Workshop.' once It la made official. Until then, lands. AD-X2. This was developed by a low.ship breakfast at 7 a. m. will Square Building to temporary Wapping; a daughter to Mr. and Population Set officials cut red tape yesterday. of land belonging to the Aetna be served in the ve.stry. There will day meeting beginning 10 a. m. in 198 patients received 6,794 Clark aald, he could not comment. The executive council, in an un­ Realty Company, at the northeast California business firm, Pioneers, the vestry; Brownie Troop 69 from shelter at the railroad station, will treatments at the Hartfo.rd County Mrs. Allen Pierce, 126 North Removlng snow last winter coet be no church sc hool Easter Sun­ reopen as soon as possible, ac­ 1 The world waited to #ee If thoae precedented action, voted J2.5.0(A) corner of Bast Center and Lenox Inc., headed by Jease M. Rich­ 3 to 4:30 p. m., Robertson School; Rehabilitation Workshop. | School sueet; a daughter to Mr. the taxpayers 921,330. figures of the ards. day. All children are Invited to cording to Mra. Rose M. Pa'Velack lateat Red move, are truly the be- to the atate highway department to streetsivpart of the. area recently First Atomic Plant town's controller showed today. Junior Homemakers 4-H Sewing 95 patients received 2.116 treat an^ Mrs. Edward Kay, 184 Eld- Here at 37,600 The Standards Bureau reported attend worship service at 10:45 manager of the night club*. -1 f f glnnlnga of peace —or another aid industry. The money would be re-zoned for business by the Town Total appropriation for the job Club after school at the.home of ments at the New Haven Curative rldge atreat. that AD-X2 did not, as claimed, a. m. with their -parents. Mrs. -Pavelack said,today that an j blind alley. repaid at a later date. Planning Commitsion. according was $35,500. of which $14,170 re Nurser.v at .10:30 A. M. Mrs. Ralph C. Hoffman,''jeader. Workshop. | I . North Korean Premier Kim II DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; Estimated populations for the New Hampshire Governor Hugh Now in Operation restore life to jaded batteries. insurance adjustment . haa been to an Instrument recorded today mains in' the account. Town En­ The church flower committee Confessions at 7:30 p; m. ih St. 310 patients received 17.849-1 V . . - «im g aald tonlgl^jl over the Pyong- Mrs. Anna Loetacher, Ellington; state as of July 1. 1953, have been issued an emergency flood in the town clerk’s office. gineer James H. Sheekey said to­ The Senate committee had a test made and work of repairing the treatments at the Rehabilltatinn • • • Mra. Anna Noeke, 292 Spring made at Massachusetts Instituts may be contacted by pei sona loan­ Mary'.s Cliurch: Frisky Needle 4-H the gutted- bar and dining room y a n i radio he la "in complete ac­ u.. B.. - , ■ proclamation which, in effect, was According to records of the (CentlBned Prom Page Om ) day that more would be spent for ing plants or rut flowers for Center for the Physically Handi­ street; Jeanine COwlaa, 85 Lock- complied by the Bureau of Vital ■ appeal for lU million dollars of of Technology and the findings Sewing Club from 7 p. m. to 8:30 will begin Immediately. . cord with every word" of Chou'a assestor'a office, the land has a 86 removing the sand which the High­ Easter services. Mrs. Raymond D. capped In Stamford. wood atreet; Phillip Elliott, 65 Fin­ StaitLctica of the State X>e.partment federal money for repairs to roads were that it did. p. m. at the home of Miss Naomi According to Chief John Merz of •■moat fair and juat" propoaala. foot frontage on East Center At the cspitol. Rep. Hinshaw way Department spread on high­ Bennett and Mrs. Lawrence K. The Manchester drive is being lay atreet; David Turkington, 125 of Health. These estimates will be and bridges. Gijjffith, leader; choir of the First the Manchester Fire Department, In the flrat North Korean com­ street and a 120 foot frontage on (R-Calif.) said the development of ways during storms. Allen may be contacted. Either handled by the Rotary Club. ment, Kim aald If the UN alncere- Cooper Hill street; Raymond used ih computing birth, death and Elsewheie, the latest of the sea­ Lenox atreet. an atomic submarine engine open­ Cost of snow removal for the REDS CUT FOOD COST , Congregational CSiurch rehearsal the fire started in a cardboard box son's tornadoes dipped to the Moscow, Maroh.Sl — l/P) — W'ould like to know as soon as at 7:30 p. m. in the sanctuary in the club and* spread to_ floors ly wants peace It shotfld anarwer Krlatoff, 308 School atreet; Mra. marriage rates for the current At a hearing March 3 on the ed a significant new phase of naval year 1951-52 was $28,888.78. possible. Memorial flowers will Cecelia Ott, 98 Strickland etrket; year. ground south of Ai'gonia in south­ history and predicted: “ Soon the The Soviet government an- of the Second Congregational above in the old three-story-frame ^ Chinese Premlfer'a offer. eastern Kansas yesterday. It lift­ matter, both Jarvis and the Aetna also l^e in order. All plants and Chou'a plan could have been Dennis McConnell, 92 Blaaell Manchaater'a ratimated popula­ Realty Company favored the high seas may become completely nounceil tonight a significant Church, 7:30 p. m., with Mias building. ed immediately and no damage cut flowers, are to be at the church Damage waa concentrated in the aired by previous UN and Indian street; Mra. Rachel Munaie, 144 tion is 37,600. Other towns In this change. Attorney Philip Bayer untenable for surface vessels.” price reduction covering nujor Marilyn Loyzlm as neiy. director waa reported. foodstuff and consumer goods. Saturday between 1 p. m. bnd 3 and organist. club. planiliana already snubbed by the Camplleld road. area are Mansfield. 8.500; Rock­ represented Aetna Realty. Hinshaw is chairman of the re­ About Town p. m, DON'T ville, 8,200; Vernon. 3,900; Andover, A group of residents of the area actor subcommittee of the Senate- ^isa Virginia Johnxon. daughter This was the first action to red­ Busy Little Sewers 4-H Club at The North End Pharmacy, and heds DiySCHARGEDTODAY; Edward Nt. Mar,v’s-St. Joseph's Morry's Workingmen's Store, other Threw Thtm Away 1,200; Bolton, 1,,500; Columbia. I,- are appealing the re-zoning. House Committee on Atomic En­ of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Johnson of uce living ooste under the re­ 6 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Ernest See HeaietMMe Cracked Wilalnaki, 56 Homaetead street; gime of the new Premier,Oeorgl At St. Mary's Church Wednes­ faruslne.«s tenants, were open for stilt Plenty Of Wear Left In It was the first crack in the solid 500; Coventry, 4,900; Ellingtort, Another Meeting ergy. 18 Cambridge street, is now on day, confeaaions at 7:30 p.m.; G. LeDoyt. leader; setback party Shoes Repaired Here Mra. SIgne Sheckey, 613 > Main TRIAL POSTPONED He added in a statement that the spring vacation from Lesley Col­ Malenkov. ^ business today. wall of Red resistance to voluntary atreet; Mra. Rose Raymond, 55 3,500; Hebron, 1,500; Lebanon, Thursday, Mass at 8 a.m.: Friday. at 8 p. m. in the auditorium of the Merz has estimated damage to Washington, March 31—iJP*— United States now is “substan­ lege in Cambridge, Mass. Nathan Hale Community Center; rapattfation, hut even there. (3hou Clinton atbeet; Mra. Sandra Mor- 1,800;. South Windsor, 4,500; and Set bv Elks Unit Pitcher Warren Hacker of the Mass at 8 a.m.. Stationa of the the structure and Its contents at 1'. S. District Judge Luther W. tially ahead of - the rest' of the Climax Chapter. OES, at 7:45 p. SAM YULYES gavp notice he still does not ac­ rt, RFD No. 2; Mrs, Edna Abair Tolland, 2,000. had a 2.58 earned Croas at 7:30 p.m., followed by about 910,000. The building ' is A community gains in popula­ Yeungdahl today agreed to post- world for the first time" in sub­ The Holy Ghost Mothei's Circle Adoration of the Cross; Saturday, m.. Masonic Hall in Merrow. Shoe Repairing of the. Bet­ knowledge the "assertion of the and son. 23 Daerfleld drive; Mra. pane 0«4'vn Lattimore’a perjury marine development, and said the will meet tomorrow night with run average in 1952. It was the owned by Albert Cohn of 120 INC thkt there a r e -----indlvld- tion two ways by an excess of The group peeking to establish Mass at. 8 a_m., Confeaaions from. Lawler road. West Hartford. ter Kind Dune While''Ton Madeleine Sweet and aon, Wert a Manchester Lodge of Elks an­ trfeil until Ortoher, He refused success in this field "bodes well for Mrs. Joseph A, Gervais of 47 Sea­ best posted by a <3ub pUcbtr sines Walt. als who allegedly refuse re­ births over deaths or by an except man circle. Hank Borowy's 2.14 iirlM S. 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. and from 7;.30 to Manchester Evening Herald S Simsbury; Mra. Eilaan Fuller and nounces another meeting will be to move It out et Washington. the other more daring nuclear pro- 9 p.m. Sunday Maases at 7:30 15 MAPI;E STREET patriation.'’ son. Vernon; Mra. Stephanie Lelsh- of in-migranta over out-migrants. Coveiitr}’ correspondent, .Mrs. No player on the Boston Braves’ The UN has given no sign of Since both births and deaths are held tomorrow night at 8 o’clock a.m., 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Charles L Little, telephone Pil­ roster makes his home in the city Opp. First National Store man, 29 Cook street. at the American Legion Home on Parking Lot backing down from its demand carefully registered, the natural Confessions at St. Joseph's grim :.-‘6281. of Boston. '- increase can _be detemined ac­ Leonard street. Locsl members of Church in Eaglevllle Saturday will that prisoners get the final word. the Elks and their friends arc in­ It holds some 132,000 North Kn- curately. Obae'rvatlon of school be from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. and at vited. 7:30 p.m. Sunday Mass at 8:30 reane and ChineM of which 51,000 populations constitute the best Speakers will discuss the organ­ I So They Say barometer for estimating migra­ a.m. havt said they won't return to ization and its alms. Refreshments Second Congregational their homelands. tion. The results obtained indicate will be served after the meeting. MANCHESTER New exclusive Chaplin's coqimtnta In London that the populations in the subur­ At the Second Congregational • World commend on the Red Church. Maundy Thursday there justify ev»ry opposition made to ban towns adjacent to large citie' RISLEY'S moves waa mixed: him. .Bill Werher, Jr., first ba.semtn will be Holy Communion service at "Tour Friendly Market" Kimberly Ink Fennuln continue to grow while those for FAMIL Y FOOD PLAN U...S. State department—‘'Atti­ —Movie Union Chief Roy Rret^er on Duke University's diamond 7 p.m. Rev. Leon H. Austin, pastor 99 Summer Street tude'hr one of reserve, neither of large cities remain atable or tend team, is president of the senior emeritus, w'ill a.ssist Rev. Reginald GARRITY BROS.— INT. HARVESTER FREEZER ★ permunent! over-optlmiam nor of throwing to dceltnt. clas.s. Tal. MI-3.8080 If any of you have any jobs to A. Merrlfleld, minister. All ClraniiBl Motorolq wUh Built-in cold water." There will be an Easter Sunrise BURRELL'S WAYSIDE MARKET— ★ no leukingl V. K. Krishna Manon, Indian UN offer, get in touch with me. FREE DELIVERY —Hurry g. Tnannii Service at 6 a.m. on a hill at the Your Cheicf Food Rficfption Brings In Fur-owuy deltkate — "Blggeat news of the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Byron We Give SAH Green Stamps i r no smuAffnel day. It brings hope and cheer to W. Hall, State. Route 31. Raymond There are. eight milllonalrat $60 DOWl4— DELIVERS FREEZER- thousands of 'milliona.'' Bradley of ttfe Christian Endeavor UNTIL 1 P..M. UHF-VHF Stations Pirffictlyl and a plumber in Frasidant Eisen­ Society will be In charge. The so­ ^ND 4 MONTHS SUPPLY OF FOOD fir dries Instm iilyl Prof. Tao Hal-.heng, Chinese hower's cabinet Now, even Ihouah you live as far away ae 75 milea from Nationalist adviser- "merely a ciety will serve an Elarter break­ —Fom er Labor Offtelal John W. fast in the Church, Cgguminity CALL MI-9-B725 — MI.3-6219 — Ml.9^521 OPEN SUNDAYS the nearest UHF station, you won't have to.miea a •moke-Bcreen for further Sggres- Olbeon. minute of tsieviaion. Motorola TV with All-Channel alon.’L House. Reverend Merrifleld will UHF Super Strala-Tuner bring■ in a clear, shar^, perfect Paul Martin, Canadian UN chief offef prayer. In 1940 the average age for picture uke ncar-etation ajeag. And you'll enjoy Iwiet delegate—"It over:iiiadows every­ \ There will be no Sunday sphool th* detail with Motorola's amaaing Standout Pieture with thing now being dlacuased in the snaring a husband lin Hollywood) services Easter Sunday. All par­ "Miracle InterUce''! UN-r-If genuine. It could mean an was 23. In 1850 the girls ware ents are invited to bring their much I^sa patient and married at children to the worship services at end Of the war.” an average of 20. 11 s.m. _ Georgl N. Zarubin, Russian UN -B u dget Bureau official Frank Persons loaning dr giving plants delegate—''Very god news." tVllaon. or flowers for the Sunday services Sen. Robert A. Taft, Senate GOP may contact Mrs. Hall, chairman leader— "It appears the Chinese V. of the church flower committee. OomimUts are Inclined to be more I'm sure that if the Chinekt don't send (n their ao-eallad vol- Members Admitted peaceful." unteera, w# shall win this war. Six new members were admitted Dr. You Chan Yang, South K«- —Indo-China'a Premier Nguyen DdNT MISS A THING! to the Second Congregational rtan Ambasaader to the U. S.—"I Van Tam. Church during the morning wor­ BUYING? fear another Communist trick.” ship services Sunday,. They are: British Foreign Office— "Very Prottet Your Car From AIK Outdoors! Mra. Grant E. Toothaker, Jr., by encouraging.” President Eisenhower'S admin- reaffirmation of faith; Beverly Ann BUILDING? Marine Pvt. Herbert Koehler, a iatration is the dawn of a new Timmons, MaryAnn Davis, Donald Peoria, 111., Marine fighting on out- era of ihtarnatlonal justice and Clark Gehring, Anne Luotllc Rey­ poet Vegas — ‘‘It'i too bad it freedom for all. nolds, and Janet Lillla Reynolds, RE-FINANCING? couldn't'have come before w« lost —South Korean Piealdnat Syng-i all by confirmation of laltli. our buddies on Vegas.” man Rhee... BUILD A GARAGE 14’x24’ MODil XIK4WY— And at Waahington, a spokes Every day of the week some­ l••uti(ul welnvi (Inlih man said President Eisenhower My songs have a massage. They / c e e ie l* . Klne-t)> * f icivre tube. All- It * appeared that moat of the .somebody did. lH8tlt|itioRS iRvitas you to bring in your focti ond figures. Cbeimcl receeSes built world held a cautious but real 1 —.Singer Sophie Tucker. .0 0 A WEEK - where that is of direct, pet- In. M ahesney or Mmo4 •5 eeli ftniiti, tUfbHy mnre. ■ hope that this may ba a break in the. nearly 3-year-old war. sonel interest to you. Your Lat't, discuss your naads and how a loan may ba or- The n«ct move was up to the Household Hint$ rongad aconomicdlly. OommunlBte. newspaper is your eyes end T1 To prevent your tweeter shoul­ Take advantage of this package offer to build a trim, ears, ever-elert to bring you ders from drooping after launder­ Rant-Ilka monthly poymants, dftar a medarata down- aturd.v garage. Small weeki.v pa.vments include coat of : M iH u lu TV pHiei leduSe eiS w el AS Mitun lu TV MeSili t»>i.« t uSe Public Records ing, Sew strips of narrow ribbon or laflte tn flM SuS One.Teaf nw- hi UHS hmm looio-hrtr but muy tape along th* thoulder'seikma. FAST the news you should poymant may not axcaod your presant renti Thousands •* A U SA iT f, - a tube* mm* be iiSwie wtSi ei—liie- tu. leee 8’ X 7’ Stanle.v Roll-up door, with hardware, framing, Warrantee Deeds You can reduce health hazards know about end understand hova turnad to Savings and Loon for d loan to buy, build AS ■beewel UHS-VNS eeiiet buSt hrf in your home by properly rinsing lumber, roof aheathing, building paper, novelty siding, Emeat F. Rubtrnmd Dorothy . . . whether it is. happening G. ' Rubin to ■ Allen In. ^ i' *1 .1 ‘ c m . K i i ' '( . ; '( a 'V \ /! -.'h i f' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 195.1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES'rER, CONN., TUESDAY.'MARCH 31,1953 ELEVEN PAGE TEN train far up the’Korean east coast The figure Is the highest In about BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS peil Patrols Jab and Capt. Robert O. Self of 708 five months. It does not inchide Gbuld^ Pond *RunB Dry’ D uring Wettest Spring in Years Observers Fail Hlllcrest avenue. Orlando. Fla., Red losses from bombings and ar­ Elizabeth Pays the observer, said two bombs land­ tillery fire. The report covered the Sense and Nonsense At Allied Lines ed right on the target. battle for' Old Baldy hill and some G a r a g e M a n ’s A s s i s t a n t To See Usual "The whole train lit up," Self of the fighting for outpost Vegas. tr m I Final Tribute (Continued From Page One) reported. - HEADUNE OF THE MONTH OP£(7ATim« The school debatinx team turns The locomotive and all 15 cars Sammy Caaanato of the Syra- C.. *?oor»^ "Built for the President, and A-Cloud, Flash out more Communists than doca To Queen Maryj western front where Marines bn were listed as destroyed. cuae Warriors was the first Ameri­ the football squad, according - to priced-for the Treasurer." bloody Vegas hill; broke up two The Eighth Army reported Al­ can. Hockey League defenseman to an authority. Also more aoldlera (Continued From Pago One) Chlne.se str.bbing attacks Monday. lied ground forces killed or wound­ score three goals in one game this \ X V with • two good knees.—Buffalo —Gerson Office Furn. (Continued From Page One) A B-28 Invader spotted the Red ed 3,694 . Communists last week. season. Evening Newa Executive — Do you know that and there were continuing rever­ 1 started tAis fabulous exterprisa In historic Weatralnster hall for berations after the blast.) the AEC on nothing more than a ^ o e - two days while 12(1,000 mournore The doctor went over his new said. I patient thoroughly, found nothing string? Cnerk — Really? You certainly filed paat. The AEC did not describe the . organically wrong with the man. Aa the brief service began, the Just a bad case of chronic ner­ must be a genius. Imagine selling device detonated todav and gave ' anyone a shoestring! dull tolling of the funeral bell atop no explanation for the effects | vousness. the chapel tdld the people of an. Doctor—Well, sir. I'm going to noted In, the control tower and the SIGNS OF THE TIMES dent Windsor town thqt Queen lack of effects noted here. ..j advise Just one thing, get busy and Mary was nearing her final rest. bury yourself in your work! In a flower shop — "We're not The AEC has explained previ­ opposed to kisses — but flowers Many bared their heads and ously, however, that explosion! Man— (sadly)—I can't. At least crowds numbering several hun­ I donT want to. last longer." effecta, as felt at a given time In a movie — "Elderly ladles dreds stood reverent and hushed. and place, arc dependent on at­ Doctor—Why not? Windsor's townfolk knew; quieen Man—I'm a gravedigger. need not go to the trouble of re­ mospheric conditions of the mo­ moving their hats." Mary well. She often stayed at | ment. Shock waves skip freak­ Windsor castle and through the, ishly, sometimes hitting harder at In Quincy, Mass., the mothers of vaa years had prayed In the chapel. | distant points. two seven-year-olds, Jane and her. man^wheh ije died and had him Throughout the service, the - There' were no troops In fox­ Duke of, Windsor stood at the foot Richard, searched for an hour, cremated. Immediately all the holes on the proving ground this TV salesman for gilded vases anr of hla mother'B coffin while the time. finally reported their offapring catafalque rested In the choir o f ' missing. Police organized volun­ enamel-encrusted boxes descended Thirty aircraft circled the test upon her. the chapel. Beside him were the site during the blast, but the AEC teer searchers to beat the nearby other royal dukes — Edinburg, marshlands. In the midst of the Salesman—They're in very fine said the planes were the usual hunt a couple of youngsters Joined taste to hold the ashes. Gloucester end Kent. craft .a.sslgned for such shots and up. They were hard at it for al­ Wife — It's no box he'll be in. Coffin Lowered here were not Air Force Indoctri­ I'm putting the ashes in an hour- Queen Elizabeth II, slender, all “Take something out that I won’t miss— I just want to be most sn hour until they, were nation planes, as at first believed. recognized as Jane and Richard.— gl&ss. All hla life the mail was In black and heavily veiled, stood Twcntv-flve vehicles. Including 3 - 3 /- 5 J laid up during housecleaning time!" Robert Froman in This Week loafer, but now on the mantelpiece nearest the coffin, in a place or­ . „ two buses, were exnoaed to the Magazine. he'll be working all the time." dinarily reserved for a Knight of Because of the rather damp weather of the past few days, this picture of Goulds pond on South p«piosion. The AEC -aid these % the Garter. At a nod. from the Main street fell Into the "man bites dog" category—for a while, anynow. riien a check with Cheney machines were used in the OUR BOARDING HOUSE with M.\.TOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWQRD-PUZZLE Archbishop, he stepped forward Brothers revealed that the gates at the dam are opened several times In the spring when there is plenty | defense test March 17. An- OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS aa the coffin was slowly lowered. of water in the stream, t* wash away the sccum ulatlon of sludge In thepond. The new aedlmenta- i^e|, nipstty mice, were also ex- ■3-31 From an attendance holding a tlon tank to be Installed at Case Brothers mills will eliminate the condition. pcsed for b!o-medlcnI studies. NO, J E F ^ FAP.'? WMAT DID h e $A V ? | T. M. Meg. U. % Put. W9. silver bowl, she took a bit of earth ------I T6"in'’'.3 test was siinervised by YOU CAIN'T I ttf*. m > by NU tandae, i Antwar to Pravious HE 6AID THANK You — J from the garden of Frogmore r ’ a l * C A conceded it does not apply to Dr. John Clark, demitv scientific C30 THAT/ LEANDER 6CARES A6 EA6V I PAID Hi^a THG * 7 5 "Do you wanta cut ma in on that 75 cants an hour faa, Video Actor house, where ()ueen Mary spent M c ^ : . a r t i i y l o s e e shipments between other Com- director ^om Los Ai-.mos, stand- WE COMEW A5 A HUNGRY PANTHER.'— PRICE t a g on HI5 INFER­ Emergency Doctors a - h ossbaCkt.' some of the happiest years of her : munist ports. Nor does it apply to In- In for Dr, Alvin C. Graves. AND TH'6 WHAT'6 LEFT NAL 6TUFFED CREATORE.' or do you wanta raally aarn it?" A COUPLE long life. Greeli-owncd rhips flying the colors ' Observers here said the .flash OF YOUR RIP-ROARING — gUT LET'6 6URY THE’ HORIZONTAL 5 Soak Aax Three times she reached out to Physicians of the Manches­ Dulles on Wrangle CANS.QK;-- JOKE OF PUTTING THE o» other nations. ’ , v.-rs much less brilliant than those But li&sen , DEAD PAGT—L'OUR ANGEL 6 Large plants sprinkle some of It on the coffin ter Medical As.sociation who ,SKUNK IN Hl$ BY GALBRAITH 1 Television The U. S. government has forbid- of the t'" 0 nrevloi's shots, and JEFF/ J. WELLINGTON G|WG SIDE GLANCES 7 Loses blood as the archbishop committed will respond to emergency den any U. B. flog ship lo touch ranks with the weakest ever noted VJlNDOW/-* actor, ------8 Fish eggs (Continued From Page One) 15 COMING TO GEE Rockwell Queen Mary's body to the ground calls tomorrow afternoon and ports on mainland China or North h*-e. ' THAT GENT YOU 9 Rowing THE INNe NTiON 7 He is Mr. — “earth to earth, ashes to ashes, evening are Dr. Joseph Mas- j sit in on the Security Council .ioiva. Along with more than 40 i In Los Angoles, 250 miles away, RROWED THE OPERATIOM.' implement and dust to dust." Boynton in saro, tol. 3-7059, and Dr. Wil­ ! mc:ting. other members of the United ICa- where the fleshes are usually seen .■^kUNlC FRO^^ 10 Chemical Then the queen returned to her liam Stroud, tel. 9-4708. - WHAT "Our Miss j In li.formcd source who a3l:ed tlona it has embargoed the ship- v.’hen t'-e weather Is clear aa It sufAx place beside Queen Mother Eliza­ ment of at/atcgic goods to other was toJnv, the-e we-e no Imme- /J 11 Retain beth, Princess Margaret and Mary, ______not to be IdanUfled by name said nidolizer'- ^ I Nixon had been given a full report Communlat areas. ! diets renorts that today's shot 12 Wheys of the princess royal — Queen Mary's blankets others In the forms of i ^ a,,,.eenien.s deal by Stassen said yesterday there is was vl.sible. 14 Borrower milk 27 Domesticated 43 Arm bone daughter. Hetmihn anchors harps and wreaths. i Flanagsn, general coun- International disagreement among I - - —...... 15 Spotted 19 Narrow inlet 29 Rodents 44 Bulk After the British royal famllv 18 Weirder 30 Allowance for 46 Greedy had done Its. obeisance, visiting At the mam entrance of the McCarthy's subcommltt:e. v.eaiem powerr. however, on what' i o i 21 Shark's chapel bouquets were heaped to^ Is itrnteglc. and that the em'rergo ; J I C K C t S a l C g 17 Craft companion waste 47 Transaction rovalty came up rlowly In a long gether n >«ounds “ “ 'e ' the dlscueflons might be a Presi- Is less effective than the U. S. gov- ^ 18 Before Ash 31 Weights of 48 Shield bearing file. The men bowed in courtlv ernment desires. India SO Make lace -fashion and the women curtsied of violets, lilies of the valley and , decision in McCarthy's 20 CertiAed 22 Expunges forget-me-noLs 'Hicy were such necessarily an Im- Good for Concert public 23 Hebrew 37 Bowling term edging at the spot where the coffin was accountant (pi.) 51 Summer (Fr.) lowered to the vaults below. bouquets as children might have ^Ixon and McCarthy ascetie bought-and many were from ob- discuss the matter. (sb.) 24 Felt 38 Slight taste S3 Scottish Then came other distinguished Indications are that Buahnell persons l o say farewell to the scare friends and admirers of the Authorlly With Ike 21 Lives, 25 Augments 41 FortiAcation sheepfold old queen 1 L ocal S tocks j » 25 Next in line 28 Unfettered 42 Harvest 54 Anger oreen. Heading the line was Eisenhower told ,hls news con- 28 Declares Churchill, followed by members of Queen Mary died last Tuesday fg^ence last week he would not the government and dozens of after an illness of five weeks. seek to Interfere with McCarthy's Quotations Fumlahed B> , 32 Stage play l 1 ii s h r ~ • 9 to n Coburn ti Mlddlebrook. Inc. , 33 Trap diplomats. lnvc.-ti,-atlons as Ion"; as the Sena­ ^ No Sermon tor sincerely belfeves he is doing 1 p. IB . urtres Cornerstone* Club of St. 34 Populace n 11 Bank Htoefca 35 Compound It was a service of strict th- right thing. 3-JI Both the White House and the Bid Asked : C iE O ether If formality and rigid dignity. It fol­ -S’!'- BOrtN THIRTV YEAg&TOO SOON ms ga >!»•■ ___ Le t t e r d ay a h e a d = «as» H t * w t. M ■■a u a aw ow Girl St.ate dspif.-tment withheld com­ First National Bank to 38 Soothsayer lowed in general the funeral sei-v- 38 4 ment, meanwhile, on McCertliy’s of Manchester .... . 34 39 Birds' homes 17 Ice of the Angellcan church as laid Scout Hartford National BY V. T. HAMLIN 40 Rose down In the Book of Common agreement with -the Creek sJiln and the sale of tic'KCts la going Cogs Grinding ZI1 » ov/ne’'8i The Const!tu*!on .gives Bank and Trust .. . 301,4 32 >4 ' rell. ALLEY OOP 42 West Indian P Prayer. Hartford Conn. Trust . 84 89 beverage There was no sermon. The arch­ Notes the President authority to conduct Tlckcta may be obtained from MAYBE! WE'D BETTER. 2f A TT a }i foreign nolicy mover-i--.-n a.rsi-n- Manchester Trust .. . . 60 "" ( hlldren of St. Bridget'a parish, COULD HE \ BRING HIM BACK 45 Mimic bishop, Di-. Geoffrey Fisher, had Rliocn X Stale Bank 48 Bustle only one assistant, the Dean of n-ent dele.gated In turn to the ny member of the Cornerstone BE TRYING TO) BEFORE SOME- 3i St-te denartment. . and T ru s t...... 60 65 THINK"? y THING LETS GO! 49 Click beetle Windsor. Members of Senior Troop 1 were ho.stcsEcs lo 10 Senior Scouts from Sta.e'en ar-uc.d heatedly that l ire insuraiu'e con ante of 52 Golf club IN 1 R Only one other person raised his Aetna F ir e ...... 55 >,4 57',4 voice In speech. He was the Garter Lc'oanon and five from Glaston­ McCnrlh” a-d the subcommittee r t f 55 Handled hod infrin.gcd on ^t-te d-nartment Kartfo.'d Fire ...... 155 160 58 Antenna f Principal King of Arms, resplen­ bury, with their leaders, all day is M Saturday at Camp Merri-Wood. duties in m-!:1n- thn .igre-ment. National Fire ...... 68 71 57 Sticking dent in a uniform of scarlet, blue J All of the girls acemed to have s He and h!e aides crestlored it.s c'- Phoont:: ...... 107 112 substances w and gold. From a great book he V i I.lfe and liid!-mn.: V Ins. t ii<>. solemly read the various titles ai>d wonderful time getting acquainted 'cci’vci'.ezs. McC-rthy with esu-' CALL 58 Sewing tool and tal!:lng about common in-j heat denied any in'.e-ference, and Aetna - Crsualtv • .. .1’ 4 121 u 1i m w styles which Queen Mary had ac­ 83 Charles W. Lathrep V E R 'n C A L teresls, and future get togethers I he told.Strsr?n: Aetna Life (new.) . . 80 cumulated over a span of six FOB %m P are being planned by the three! “I wouldn't tf Conn. General .... .155 201 1 Genus of frogs w Si i i iin reigns. T.«. a,,, u. a ^ es. troops. j It " 1 Hartford Steam Boll . ''4'4 '• . <2 Accident Insurance SNR nu t, NU IM 2 Smell "Abide With Me," and “Glorious 1 Travelers ...... 780 800 3 Clay plug $s Sk Things of Thee Are Spoken," two After playing some "get and Real Estate "It'a an idaal naighborhood to bring up childratt— acquainted" games in the cabin was overIoo!:lng a bi- point tint I'ubiic t Illitu’S used in of Queen Mary's favorite hymns, the Stole department can ncgo'.l- Conn. Li.ght Power . 151,4 1714 100.East Center St.> M1-B-()8M thara'a a movia around tha cornsr and a drugatora with founding si 50 echoed in the 477-year-old chapel. in the morning, the group had U ate with governmenl.s, but not Conn. Power ...... 38 40 4 Age The chapel was built by King Ed­ lunch, box lunches which each . 52'.i .54'i all tha comic booRa!" girl had brought with her. and v/ith indiv'duals. Hartford Elec. Lt. . ward IV and contains the remains Up to Signers Hartford Gas Co. .. . 3614 3914 of 10 British kings dating back to cocoa. After lunch the Lebanon girls suggested a game they had Flanagan toid .in Inlervi ?)• "ew Itngland CHRIS WELKIN. Planeteer Into The Rain BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM Very Odd BY EDGAR MARTIN 1483. Tel...... 35 37 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Royalty at Rites olanned, .soft'jall, and an hllarlou.*; PETER m m CONsoi time was had playing on the parl:- exact terms of which will not be [Vanjirni'tiirmg Con ;uile Jtf There were about 1,500 persons made public until the signed copy : Am. Hardware WHAT MARE4 VOl) THINK BlSt .?VXb , W OH.eCN' . WtVVO.Vtyb'.L VOA'Ss VOOMOWNMG VOKW T K t KtVLO, Ing lot near the cabin. The GI-s- 5TILL ALIVExWELkIN? In it today. Opposite the Royal tonbnry group also''had planned a has been placed in his file. He Arrow. Fart, Heg. . CHILDREN’S SHOES VOO HAUtKfT \E -O K ,WW«. Wt COWVtF» MOVO'. WtCV< - K W , family sal QUeen Juliana of The said it has been signed, but he has ! Aasoc. Spring ...... KAWW, game, which proved to be fi'n. Netherlands, Queen Frederlka of Following the games all 40 not yet received it. ' Bristol B ra ss...... OttAiu Wff and Princess Alice Countess present started ont on a hike up "If the signers don't keep their | Cheney Bros, (new) of Athlone. the yellow trail, then on to the wo'.’d, obviously it’s no ’good." he C ollins...... Behind Britain's royal family sat blue trail to the ton of Highland said. “ If they do, it's very good,' Em-Hart (new) ----- the Crown Prince of Norway, King Park Mountain. Although it Vvas no'cWlthstandlng what anyone else j Fafnir B earin g...... Baudouln of Belgium and King rather hazy a falrlv good view of may say. Any agreement that | Hart Cooley Huaseln of . There also were keeps a ship out of the Communist Landers. Frnry, Clk. . 26 28 Manchester and e.a far-as Hart'oTfl New Brit. Mach. Co. . 36 38 former King Umberto of Italy, was had. It v/as a tired bunch of j trade is a good one. and this goes Prince Chula of Thailand, Prince Senior Scouts v/ho hiked bad: to farther than even the Greek goy- North and Judd 27 30 REACH Ru.ssell Mig. 14 16 Bertll of Sweden, Prince Felix of Merri-Wood, Just In time for good ernment goes In its own orders to AieEa>CV5 TWIUGNT Luxembourg, Princ? Georg of Den­ Stanley V/o~k com. . i 46 49 ZONE Jl!$r ABOUT byes. before the out-of-town Its ship owners." mark and Prince Louis of the Ger­ McCarthy told Slasscn he In­ Terry Steam ...... 90 100 4UN5ET...THAT6IVE5 guests drove aw8y. man House of Hessji. . tends to continue signing any Torrlngton ...... 29 31 U$ABOUT100 HC?U)K Prime Minister Churchill sat willlngishlp ownevs to agreements U. S. Envelope com. . 70 80 FO. TDFINDBACCIE! ' ' ^ 3 . 3 / Troops 11 and 44 of St. Bridg­ U. S. Envelope pfd. T1 63 68 quietly in Queen Mary's own stall, et's Church were co-hostesses on to cease or reduce the carrying of his white head bowed in reverence. goods to the Communists any­ Veodcr-Rool 32 35 March 13 to their pa"ents and The above quutnuons are not to BY a L VERMEER Among, the mourners w’as Os- j friends and members of t’’.e troops where. PRISCILLA’S POP Double PoKitive On Schedule! LANK LEONARD Ko said Stavros LIvanos, ai be construed as acUial marketa. V MICKEY FINN car Humfrey. 78, chauffeur fOr 3j I gf f^e Hollister School when Miss \ WV.A.PM.OU years to Queen Mary and her hus-i Emily Smith, leader of Senior wealthy Creek ship operator w ho! 3 to 6 . i . .'y . .$3r98 i m p o r t a n t . >Ty ES...ANDHT'S NENQNTKSWEBWe y, S , — «r— *1- IS SHE TDK iNOilOIDNOrSAV ^ band. King George V. ] Troop 1, showed some of the i now Is In New York Snd was one ] P. IMPORTANTII TO HER OFF HER FEH? IJUSTWHENIWDULO For the service. Queen Mary’s i gnjesslide!) \vht\vlilch the troop took in Eu; of those signing the agreement an- REMEM&ER -IMMNTffTHAT i ANNOUNCIKG Sizen6'/j to 9 ...... $ 4 .5 0 TWAT NOW UWK,UN(1E PHIL ..I ’M SUM ANOIMmifMNr> WNENHE b od /w a s brought to the idenlicnlj rone laht summer, Over lo6 I nounced Saturdaj, told Flanagan 7MODIL 21 K 10—A m azin g v a lu e! ' IT'G TW E I "Ko’d have signed this thing a] C A P IT A L O F -WEteNOTSUfl* r'^lTSfliEOFWE WNnOSAIfANOKRl ISARRWE, spot on which the coffin of King , y.-ere in attendance. REOPENING OF Sizes 9'/, to 12 ... .$4.98 King-Size 21 inch cylindrical tube ------ISLAND, THAT NTS C0MM(> llEAUNS-AND IM AIM WORPAMUTHMOR / PDKrTBt George VI lay 13 months ago. "j xh* R inf of Roses patrol of year ago If anyone in a responsible ' console in beautiful mahogany finieh. .TOO! UP POR THE NORSE X SUM HE HOPES KITTVORAIE-W*/ EFANEVE On the coffin, reverently carried Troop 11, which Is working on the position had asked him to." - ' NAPOLI Cnnie In and I4t us explain about The State department announced I at an unbeatable low price! Limed VV/VrCl/V SHOW-WE JUST TMNK) 1 0 SWOP KITTy In on the shoulders of bearers, clothing badge, recentlv attended ■lur free bunny deal. oak finish, slightly more: ^ THAT'S THE REASON?/OPT HER FEET were only the flowers and wreaths g fashion sliow at C-ntinel Hill yeste.-day its own agreement with , SHOE REPAIR. WITH HIS RIHNl. of Queen Mary's children and im- Hall in Hartford. The fa.shign'’ the Greek (government to reduce I mediate members of her family— | shown were lar.gelv those that free world ti%de with the C om -; 23 OAK STREET lying on a' tapestry of gold and will be In high style fo - Easter. munists, but McCarthy contended | .SERVICE WITH A SMILE scarlet and blue The girls greyly en.Joyed the hour his agreement goes further. ^ Many thousands of other lone program and learned a g-eat The one announced by the d e-; HOURS: flowers— too many to be crowded deal about clothes combinations partment was Imposed by the 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Weekda.V8 Into the church were laid out In which will be helpful to them in Greek Council of Ministers, It for­ 8 A. M. lo 12 Noon Weds. TYSSHOP 3-31 a great and colorful expanse An completing the badge. Miss Mar­ bids a Greek ship flying the Greek SERVICING MANCHESTER M A IN H'A's. the green lawns sloping upward garet Falkowaki; tboop leader,. ac­ flag to trade with Red China or FOR 3S YEARS 4lANCUEKTrB. rOKK. 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. 4-.— PAGE THIRTEEN p a g e t w e l v e MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 31,1953 THE Tigers Setting Hot Pace in Grapefruit League Kilpatrick and Aceto Play for Town Table Tennis Title Herald Angle 1 By Big League Rookies Chisox to Leave Arizona^ Volunteer Baseball E ARL W. YOST Jim Konstanty Buck’s Win Playoff Tilt Best of Seven Game Sfforto' Editar Purdue to Cast Key Vote Gomez Learns Hard Way Umpires Wanted ' HUOK'*' U iM I Coes Distance, I'nleaa the^Tara more volun­ “One Act Fare*" factors to display their wares in easetutuss teer umpired the Manchester Set at West Side ,Rec 'this area since the Bolton Players . /« m x0^m crm a t o Rehearsal of the "One Act In Big Ten Bowl Contract ouPPur -rnm From Miller’s, 83 to 56 Little League baoeball program , of pi'c-wsr days. ! Beats Cards Phoenix. Ariz,, March .'ll--(4*)-- • In the coming American League Farce,” featuring the Wilkes- race hi Harry (The Catl Brecheen. la bound to, suffer during the Willis Kilpatrick and Pete Ace­ Obscene gestures by two. mem­ C iN C IH N A T t News that the Chicago White Sox ^ 195$ season. To date only six Barre Barons, was presented to bers of the caat were among the , n m o m w i r » Bijr Buck'* dmw flrut blood In;. The ifrtle southpaw, one of the to will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in Chicago," March 31—)45~Pur- By ED OORRIOAV have scheduled no exhibition men Iwve voliuiteered to offl- Net Finalist basketball goers in this community lowest notes on the show. Man­ V S i g h t h a h o T Senior Baeketbnll League play­ pitching greats of the past decade the finals of the West Side Reo (iue Unlverilty will caat the key ^ B A r p o v m t r Associated Press Sports Wrltpr games out this way next spring , for the St. Louis Card.s, is now rlate In the games this aenson. and aurrounding towns last Friday chester supporters of their team off laat night aa they downed Phils Have Good Chance Table Tennis Tournament. The are rabid but are not subject to vote today 'Vthlch may decide Many Humorous Incidents Detroit first snd the New York Mtller’a Reataurant entry 83 to S6. and are preparing to move their \ with their Inter-city rivals, the At least twice this number is night at the Armory. The Baron needed to properly work lUl match will be the b'est four out of the gestures by the college edu­ whether the Big Ten will renew Its Yankees in the aecond di'rislen lit Buck'll led the whole game, at one training camp to Tampa has cast Browns. He will be 39 the next story will never reach the three games In the Ameriran i^d Na­ seven and the winner will be cated men who rolled into town.’ the American League! time by 25 pointa. Buck’a were hot Of Copping League Flag some gloom over the Arizona ‘ time around. crowned town champion. Floyd star billing and as far aa the writer Rose Bowl football pact with the In 40 Training Seasons "What ia it a pitcher feels he's tional Little Lengoes. is concerned he hopes it will never as usual, late for their perform­ Pacific Coast Conference for thiee The Pittsburgh Pirates ssqortd and MUIer'a couldn't buy a hoop. boosters w-ho had foreseen the day Nickerson and Ernest Nickerson ance. THE FIRST 10 minutea ahowed when this state would rival Florida losing first 7" Harry replied to a Aliyone Interested is Invited will engage In a con.solatlon match be presented in Manchester again. more years. and- the St. Louis Cardinals Joat Clearwater. Fla., March. 31 iJP), Back of the Roberta-Slmmnna- question. "Not any one thing he Some 400-odd fans paid to watch Profanity by several members The present contract expires Phoenix, Ariz.— (NEA) — WhatV' A better (dub than the Giants of the pattern of the game. Miller'a In the number of clubs soaking up to attend the first session of at 7:30. of the cast would put 0»4 burr in the National League!- flret *hota were away off. the Oral ■ Camp followers with the Phila­ Drewa combination. O'Neill la ex. its sun. just generally feels the years the Umpires’ School Wednesday- the six mui cast of Barons in their with the 1954 New Year's Day was the moat^unusual thing E d -. this period never came close often* One quarter final anil two semi­ lesque houses to shame. ward T. Brannlck taw at 40 dlf- er without winning. They kept los- Impossible?' 12 that they threw up didn't con­ perlmenting. At the moment, .lim 'Pittsburgh pulled out of the creeping up on him, I guess. night, April 6 at 7 o'clock nt final matches were played last presentation against the home delphia Phillies claim the Whiz Konatanty (5-3), the moat valu­ Only thing I liked about the Foiir of the 10 universities in ferent Olant training camps ? ing the pennant by one x>r two Probably during the regular sea­ nect. while Bucka, playing care­ west this spring, snd with the Sox_ "Right now there are days the West Side Rcc. night which produced the best town British Americans. In \yhat Barons was their uniform.'! hope Kids finally have grown up under able relief ace of 1950, looks .>like gone only four teams will remain when I can go a feW innings or was billed as the first in a best of the Western Conference have! Man and boy. Eddie Brannlck, g ^ e a ...... son, but this Is Grapefruit Ltogu* fully and making moat of their Men who have signed up for matches of the tourney. Floyd they never come to Manchester play where the imposalbla IS pos­ ahota count, came out of the initial^ the loose rein of easy-going Steve the beat b e ffo r the fourth slrtrl- the New York Giants, Cleveland now and then a full game aa good the season are Dick Nassiff, Nickerson defeated 5'lto Kamln- three game series for the American voted againXt extending the con- hA been with the New York Na- ^ The OlMta trained in Los An^ O'Neill. ing job. Konstanty recently went and.f-hicago (jubs in this vicinity aa I ever was. I mean be real P r M T o n l r B:sk.tb;ir'^ tract and a negative vote by Pur-1 tionals for 47 years. were getting nowhere sible. And thst’s Just how things canto in front, 1« to 6. Albert' Vliieek, Leonard yOrace, skas In a quarter final mnteh in I believe It was the time John i rapidly when the ailing McOraw stand today. Buck'a. aenaing a win, really An occasional visitor does find nine Innings to shut out Detroit nnd the St. Louis Browns at San sharp, with my control and curves Sam 5'ncanti, Harold Davey two straight games, 21-1.5 and '21- playoff championship, Manchester “P due would terminate the agree- "" ‘ ‘ with a stylish Job. working perfectly nnd the hitters won, 96 to 93. SHOTS HERE AND THERE ment. J . Mefirmw ran Jack Scott up a surrendored command to Bill T er THE ONLY TEAM that looks w ent to town. Harold Bralnard and , a startling contrast. In ’,50 ihe Bernardino in California. The and Ralph T j’Icr. Vinerk, 19. Wednesday night's featured box­ Steve RIdzik (4-2), a hot shot doing nothing to me at all. But I The weeping Barons from the Majority approval Is needed for tree at Sarasota, Fla.," said Sec-' ry in June. normal Is Brooklyn, leading tha Ed Vllga put anap into the Buck'a camp ozzed with "the old college Browns have not signed to I'eturn Orace nnd Variuatl worked Inst Kilpatrick moyed into the finals ing bout on television could be a rotary Brannlck. "The Giants; It took a southern California drive and Norm Vittner, a polaed last spring, and Boh Miller (12-9 to "Ssn Berdoo," but are expected can't count on it the way I u.sed with a three out of /Ive game win coal country did more crying dur­ extension. National League with 15 vl(Aorlaa try.’’ Rddie Sawyer had the khls summer. pip, and It (»uld be a du(^ Ezzard were la the procem of winning; earthquake and a bank holiday to and seven defeats. Th6 Flratoa ots player for a youngater played the hopped up like a troop of Boy at Baltimore), also are In the run­ to. |o. It could be , that a pitcher oyer Ernest Nickerson. Kilpatrick, ing their 48-minute production Purdue’s Faculty Alhletlc Co(n- Charles tangles with Rex Layne mlttee and Executive Touncil both four straight pennants, from 19211 shako the GianU back on their feet four and a half gams* behind, boarda to perfection. Miller'a were Scouts on their first camping trip. ning for the fourth starting Job. There will be some difflculty In gradually loses the power of con­ long a standout paddicr, swept the than one hears in a.m onth at Kent Peterson, former Cincinnati centration he once had. You can't 21-11 Memorial Hospital's maternity and the former champ should win hax'e voted for continuance of the through '24, when Scott, the Mg ■ in 1933, when Bloody Ryan sent followed by the Chieggd Cubs, Mil­ not in the ball game during the The reaction came In '51, after rounding nut a full exhibition first two games 21-18 and . . Friday night will find another right-hander, came to Saraoota as ‘ nia famous telegram, " I ’m coming, frame. The halftime acore waa 40 Red southpaw, also has shown sehedule for the four remaining throw careless b alls' In the big but had to give way to .superior ward. No matter what the officials pact, but |hHi; recommendations waukee Braves, Cincihhatl' Itsfl*. the pennant. It waa more of a leagues." cslleil, or didn’t call, the Barons heavyweight bout on teevee are net binding on Iher ( entire a holdout. Mr. 5IcGraw told me to | Wo can’t lose.” , New 'X’eilc t<» 21. Green and White in front. country club crowd with wives, good stuff. Andy Hansen (5-6) will clubs unless the Browns come to Charles Remains play in the next two. Nlcker.son, be the relief man. Bob Greenwood weepeid and ranted. sl:reens, this one'jbetween Dan Buc- faculty, which makes the final de­ tell Scott he could not come In the i Miami Beach was the training Giants snd the Cardinsta.' Steve Belllnghirl'a abaence from beach parties and don’t-bother-me- Arizona when they are ready to one of the most improved playcr.s cerone and Dave Daven . , Quick (16-10 at TrI-CIty, Western Asso­ I,EO DItROf'HKR was explain­ in the league, rallied to knot the 'Wilkes-Barre showed the biggest cision. park or get meal money until he alto in 1934-35, when the first of Following Detroit in ths.juftiw Miller'a lineup waa a big blow to about-the-ball-game. Last spring start playing next spring. They predicU Mike Garcia of Oeve- the celebrated Terry feuds were the Bob Gordon coached team. The ciation) and .John Sanford )16-8 at discovered to their .sorrow this ing to Ruben Gomez, ht.s young 4 lo 1 Favorite count at 2 all with 21-15 and 24-22 There have been some reports signed. loop standings ar* the S t.. limiis Sawyer cracked the whip, barring Schenectady) are two,rookies with freshman pitcher from Puerto win.s. Kilpatrick took the fifth and land will win 30 games this season that the Purdue faculty may fol­ ,"The next day Scott washed hatched. ThOre the last of the Mc- Browns, Wsshingtbn, 8*n(ht(>ra. Center Gang, down 19 pointa, waa wives, cars and golf from spring year that they couldn't draw the club work out from a tree out­ Qraws—Schumacher. Danning and out of the game. Walt KoaaHowaki a chance. Neither Howie Fox (2-7) against Pacific Coast League Rico, wh.at had happened to him San Francisco. March 31—(45— deciding game with 21-19. . , Wglt AgWn t)M resigned from low the lead of Wisconsin's ballot- , Yonjeoep, Chica­ training camp. Some of the Phils nor the veteran Ken Heintzelman in an exhibition in which he had After a brief rest from his quar­ the Farmlhgton' High faculty iilg. The Wisconsin Faculty and side the park, and Bill MoGeehon Lelber—fully developed and Hub- go White Sox, Philadelphia. A ? and a e m Morgan picked up the teams/ Ex-champion Ezzard . Charles, interviewed him from hts perch. bell became the Meal Ticket. acorihg where the othera left off. sulked as the club floundered in the (1-3) have been Impressive. hurled four fine scorele.sa innings ; Pete Aceto ter final win, Fldyd Nickersotx and has taken employment in a Athletic Committees recommended and Boston Red. Sox. »"econd division. r gainst the St. Louis Browns and j seeking a return shot at the world SAFELY renewal, but the facjulty body, the •' 'When are you going to From Miami Beach in '35 started Morgan'a tap-lna and Koaakow- The Infield is set with Torgeson 5’EK.V (JUNIOR) Stephens, the heavyweight title, and Rex Layne. and Pete Aceto engaged in a tor-j defense plant . . Third Annual The Tigers, with a 1 2 -5 rtcord— O’Neill look over 4iine 26 with then had gotten hla teeth knocked ON DUAL CONTROL CARS YMCA-CAABU Umpires ainlc deciding group, voted against it, sign?' asked McOeehpn. the flrat of the 23-or-more game aki'a Jump-ahota couldn't be atop- on first, Connie .Ryan on aecond, old-timer who hopes hi.s creaking hoping for his first championship rid five game sem i-final' match. Ind the opening of the regular Hie Phils seven games under .500 out. I Nickerson won the first game 22s For An Early Appointment will be held at the Middletown V, 121 to 52, on March 2. When I come down out of this trips home with the Indians, which P*<1- . . Hamner on short and .Tones on limbs will hold together long bt(i, meet In an important 10- tree,’ replied S cott season leas than two weeka away— - LEO DAY, Bob King and Joe and sunk deep In sixth place, I7'/| "Those first four Innings you i Pistons Surprise 20 but A(;eto came back to takq; Call ERNEST A. LARSON Wednesday nlgfit at 8 o’clock . . Purdue originally voted for the after 15 tours sees the clubs no third. Tommy Olaviano and Jack enough for him to help the White round bout here tomorrow night. Rose Bowl series in 1946, which Fred Pitzaimmoni literally rock­ more than five games apart. Terry show a percentofa of .706. n ia Hublard tried everything to get in games behind Brooklyn. The rliiti threw what your catcher, Sal the second, 21-18. With his drive, TEL* Mitchell 9-4S70 ^ Guy Bush, one-time Chicago Cub Yankees won tht pennant lost yoor I.,ohrke will be the extra men. Sox win a flag with his third-bas,> Yvars, told you to, didn't you Ru­ The nationally televised fight is was for five years. The second pact ed himself out of the box at Sara­ booked the early ichedulca which the jfime but the lead held by began to perk ami played .50-62 ball There ia some <;oncern about 33- sch,eduled for 7 p. m. (10 p. m Lakers, 98 lo 95 working to perfection. Nickerson pitching stiir, now is an executive with a .617' log this sea.son, was all of 32 hi.s ben?" the Giants manager .asked. won the third game in convincing waa for three years. sota. paid rich dlvidenda in towne never Buck'a waa too much to overcome. the rest of the way. They were year-old Ryan being able to play last birthday.' est.) > Promoters Jimmy Miirray irt a Chicago sporting goods firm Ruben said yes, looltTg guilty. ] style, 21-14. Fighting to stay . , Lennie Merullo has been added NorUiwestern voted yesterday Seated in a rocking chair on heard of by Rand-McNally in Fred Hutchinson’s Baafnlis The laat period waa a aloppy play­ playing the best ball In the league an entire season. He hit .241 In 1.54 "I started pretty early,” Junior and Lou Thomas predict a $40,- By The Associated Press the porch of the Miramar Hotel,” finished in the cellar lost aenaon. ed ID minutea aa both cluba relaxed In the last three months of the "Then what happened, I'll telL alive, Aceto rallied to knot the to the Cubs’ New England scouting against renewing the pact, joining Texes, Alabama and other atates. laat year, dropping down In late grinned. "Been playing pro ball you. You got to thinking you I 000 gate even though the bout The Fort Wayne Pistons ap- 2 recalled Brannlck, "Fits grabbed Terry conducted the flrat train­ But If they can gat soma pitching ■ and foula were galore. season, finishing fourth, •■/! behind season. Glaviano. former St. I.s>uls count at all with a fine 21-16 staff while former Cardinal Man­ Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michi­ since I was 16 Half my life. knew more about the hitters than ; will be screened locally. win and came on to tak* the the rear rocker and rocked right ing school at Pensacola in '36, in to go with thtir hitting, they could Koaakowaki'a 17, Varley a 15. Brooklyn. third baseman, Is counted on to qarently didn't put much stock in ager Ray Blades is now a coach gan State in the anti-bowl group. Graduated from high school at 11. your catcher did. You began ahak- | Charles remains a 1-4 favorite. clincher, 21-17. FLUID HEAT Ohio State. h(is voted In favor over hla precious fingers. '37 wu' flret to take a club win more ball gomea Utah Onyona Vittner'a 11, Morgan'a 15 and There Is a hint of new maturity relieve Ryan. "NeOer been thrown out of a Sharply-trained and admittedly announcements from the head of­ with the Wln^iy City Bruins . . . "The club had won the four Ing hl|T> ofi'.- He called for a fast \ m'w champion will be crowned Boston Garden was sold out twice of continuing Rose Bowl games to Havana for a full training thought possible. In four of tbslr • Brainard'a 13 were topa for Buck'a. in some of the . They game ill my life, though I can't stronger than when he held the fice of the National Basketball As­ offors you mor« advan- pennants when he came up In lost five vlctorlss. Including yo6- while Miller'* top acorera were Day Hamner haa been playing line ball, you preferred your curve. He | tonight as .Mike Plerro, pr(*sent in the same day last Sunday. A and Illinots has given conditional schedule. realize they no longer have reputa­ think of any words I haven't call­ heavyweight crown two years 1925, and Fits wanted to know terday’s 9-5 triumph over the with ID. Arcari 10, King 14 and ball this spring, hut .lone.s has not told you to wa.ste an outside curve, i sociation. champion was defeated in a full house w atchrt the Celtlcs- approval. It was Baton Rouge in ’38-'39, tions to lean on. From now on, it's hit his stride. "Piiddin' Head" ed an umpire one time or another. ago, the Cincinnati battler knows tagos than any other how long this had been going on. Yankees, they've simply outsiUggsd Hublard with 12. setting your mantip for the next i The head office cast aa eye at quarter final mateh. For both Knicks play baskettaall in the Although they liave not yet an­ Winter Haven in '40, Miami in '41- win or el»e. usually haa a great first half in (He gave a few luidd samples) I pitch, and you came in there with ' he must win to remain in conten­ contestants It will be their first automatic oil heating nounced their official stand, Michi­ Poor Fltz! He had to wait eight '42, Mel Ott taking over the latter the opposition. Next game will be played Wed­ Manager O'Neill, one of the best Minneiipolls' 2r*l lead over the afternoon and another capacity years to be on a pennant winner, home runs. think It's berau.se I say 'em quick the curve. The.v fixed you good.' ; tion. Pistons lii the best of five Western time In the finals. The styles should gan, Iowa and Indiana are expect- Spring. FOUR HOME RUNS, includtaig nesday night at 7:45. liked men In baseball, gives his and then walk away. Wtvit makes At 31, and weighing around 185. * CoiifAsta ffiM of kemtieg crowd was on hand for the Bruin^ and he was a 'big' pitcher all the Illf Bark'* 5’oiing Ted Kazanaki, the De­ "Just remember Ruben, that up playoffs yo.stcrday and promptly make for a ,very Interesting nUTteli. m/tf^Whfer Air Cemdi* playoff hockey game at night. ed to vote yes as they have In the But Brannlck UkSs ta go bock one with the bases loaded by Owtn F . Pin. club a good chance of winning the an umpire mad ia when you try Charles will be giving sway seven while.” Baseball Loses Combs, B. troit achoolhoy who waa paid more he.ae, for the time being at least, i released the schedule for the final Kilpatrick has a very tricky serve hamti, BoWw Berner Units, Madison Square Garden was also past. to the early days at Marlin Springe Friend, helped sore-arm pitchsm Koaaknwekl. rf ...... J 1-8 17 pennant in a foiir-cli;h race. He to show him up to the crowd." years and about 15 pounds. fatary mid Srmsere Mern^ McGraw lost $100,000 when the 1-2 11 than $80,000 for signing may go our catchers know more about the ’ playoff.s between the New York and depends on a good drive and sold out twice last Sunday for the Illinois sold It would vote for re­ and Son Antonie, where McGraw Ned Carver and Art Houtteniop to ' Vittner. rf ...... J thinks the aame four clubs Brook­ . He has won .six matches, four err, ..IMMi. bottom fell out of the Florida real Vllga. If ...... 2 A-E 12 out for more shortstop experience. hitters than you do. You throw Knickerbockers, Eastern Division ehop to make his opp4inent fault * Highly oAMm* deiign cage doubleheader, afternoon and newal If the same Weatern Con­ had handball courts built In the Veteran of 30 Years the triumph. . ■ • 1-3 th ANOTHER VETERAN, and a by TKO snd two by decision, since Horgan. e ...... ] lyn, New York, St. Louis and Phila­ He waa In Schenectady (Class A) what they tell you to." ; champion, and Minneapolis. Into the net. .\ceto is more of the O eeref domi, tam/mtmhh evening, featuring the Globe­ ference representative does not estate boom, but it waa at. Sara­ parka and mode the athleten walk' Except for a 13-6 sheUacUng Varley. e ...... J .3-10 IS slightly siore legitimate one, who Gomez smiled broadly and dropping s disputed 10-round de- hmt mt hwst emit. sota and in Augusta In 1926 that 1-1 13 delphia will be battling for the laat year. orthodox type, who drives and trotters. Millions of TV viewers play In the bowl more than once the mile or more from and to the Bralnard. rg ...... J hopes to make hla presence felt vowed he sure would. cl.slon to Layne last August. He But along came the Pistons last * AfciO^iiMir dmpmmdmbl^^ he started to Imlld his new team. the Indians isdmlnlstorad to tth* Auguit. Ig ...... y...... JJ 0-0 0 championship. Ennis, the club's real power, U slashes, after setting lip hts op­ ghm§ ymmr$ mt mrrite mitk caught the famous Trotters on In the three years. hotel. Buses and outonmMlee w«re Sarasota, Fla., March 31 I contributed anything to it, Giants—a happensUnerthMt bflfd- ,-n-... 0-.3 0 had scored an 11th round TKO night to whip the Lakers, 98-9.5, Ott, Terry, Jackson and Lindstrom Oenoveal, Ig .. rtf; i 0 Robins Roberts and Curt .Slm- a fixture In left'and the fleet Aah- ponent fo c'th r kill. Ed Sullivan’s program, last Sun­ Faculty representatives from out. White-haired Earle Combs — who was well repaid." ly come* under the heodlag of over the Lewiston. Utah, wallop­ and prolong the Western playoffs mmd tmeiemd ee. were coming along. 13-33 M mona, the best right-left pitching bum, trying to hoiinre back from League Alumni Association base­ * tsiFoRsrf Sr day. There was only one thing each Big Ten school Will formally "We played Texas League played slongstde Babe Ruth on the And It was ess;IV to see that he news these days-*-the story was Totala ...... M er in October, 1951. at least one more game. The * tAmnetmefered br Amchmr cast their votes on the question at McGraw'e health started to fall . Miller', (Ml ' team in the league, almoat asaure a .262 season, is the renter fielder. ball program for the 1953 season. A newcomer to Southern Con­ wrong; the Trotters wei'en’t on clubs chiefly,” recollects Bran- fabulous New York T a n k e e1i wasn't referring Just to financial pitching all the way down thaVna. 4-A 14 Layne dropped a split decision Lakers still are heavy favorites Fofl . rrmdetli, Inc., m the annual Big Ten spring meet­ when he took the Giants back to King, rf ...... 5 the Phlla of a flrat dlvMon Aniah. Right Held Is a battle between Mel ference track circles is Duke Uni­ Brm kmcked by 21 long.enough . . American League's nick. “Managers now Inkist on Murderers' Row” cluba and then satisfaction. ' TOe Indiana mad* 15 hits IncludUig 1-2' 1 Local Sport to Roland La Starza In hla last but they're going to have to do ml eegeriente. ing In Champaign, III., May 29-30. San Antonio for 1929-30-31. 2-8 IA Whether (me-two-three-or-four de- HER.5IAN BKONKIE; only'local versity's Durham Lawshe, a shot best "one-two” punch last season major league competition. That’s gave way to a rookie named Joe Combs complied a lifetime major a pair of home runs by Ray B m im Day. If ...... 7 rinrk, who hit ..5.55 In 47 games outing. better than last night. The Pistons * bf baa^isf When McGraw first saw Joe A r ^ . e, ...... 1 4*4 10 penda on the reat of the caat. Inst .venr, nnd Johnny 55’yrostek, native ever to play major league putter. In a recent invitational, was Al Rosen and'Larry Doby of proof there were more good bell DlMagglo — haa left baseball after league, batting mark of .325 on in tbs procsoa of scoring Uifiir flRli .Gleason, rg ...... o 1-2 1 If. he should win decisively. started fast, led by 13 points after memerts ermyrntme. Moore in the Spring of '29, he clubs that boasted such sU rs as Second baae, right field, catch­ acquired from finnatl last spring. baseball, observed his 68th birth­ 10 m eet."the ti-ansfer student from the Indians. Rosen drove home 105 players than there are now. The 30 years. straight victory. '• • Hublard. rg ...... 4 4-A 12 Chatter Charles and his co-manager, Tom the first quarter and again by Drop in nnd bm th« Fluid \v(uited to know who recommended Ruth, Lou Oehrlng, Tony Lasserl, Byerett. Ig ...... 0 0-2 0 ing and aecond line pitching are Jack Mayo, great fleld-no hit and day yesterday. Now residing in Dartmouth hurled the 18-pound M«nt Unit you need for runs and Doby. 1()4. During the minors were much closer to the The 63-year-old veteran quit his Here's how the pitching honan 1 Tannas. plan to challenge the points after three quarters, then Langlois Easily "that skinny guy.” The pock­ Frank Crosetti, Bill Dickey, Bob McCarthy, Ig ...... » 1-2 the vulnerable spota in the Phlla’ the veternn Rill Nicholson nre the JIM M Y RO.ACH was the only East Hartford, the one-time St. held on for the victory. ball 48 feet, 10 Inches. A mmuf home—or enll m tor 1931 season. Babe Ruth and Lou m ajor* in class then." coaching job with the Boston Red lined up: marked Moore was a Itog of rot' lineup. Shortatop Granny Hamner, winner of the Rocky Marclano- loU detAils. No obUgBtion. Sox yesterday to "spend mor4 time Me’uael and Mark Koenig. He aver­ 18-30 si receiver:*, member of Manchester High's in­ Louis and Cleveland third baseman Fred Scolari sparked the Pistons Gehrig collected a combined total tiing bones. A slow starter In It’s a long way from Mathewson ' 1. Jim Konstanty, tht onbMit , Total, ...... 20 ,Ine WalcoM championship bout at 'Defeats Jim Beau with my family and be a little aged .350 in four World Series. Score at half time. 40-21 Kurk',. outfielders Del Ennis and Richie O'Neill Ihinks Stan Lopata and door track to gain a first place In ' haa been in ill' health for many with 27 points. ^ of 347 RBIs, with Ruth get­ trohilng, the Gause Ghost was a and Msrquard and Meyers to rellavcr of the Philodolphis FM a. • Itefereea Boldur-Blanrh»rd. Ashbum, third baseman Willie months. 1 Chicago, Aoril 10. Charles has Dial Mitchell closer to my business interests in can handle the the 11th annual Hartford High In-' lost two fights and his title to Minneapolis tied the score three ting 163 and and Lou 184 . Ten frightful looking outfielder, but MagJle snd Weatrum. and Eddie He hopes to become a stoitar this .Tones and first baseman Earl vitatlonal Meet last Saturday at times in the third ■ quarter but 9-45a9 times first basemen won the Pierre Longlois. hie left eye cut turned out lo be a corking first boll Brannlck Snons the glorious past Richmond, Ky.” year, and coasted through tte .cii^ Torgeaon are the aolld apota. catching without extra help. Bur­ Wslcott. He has never faced gess. a lefthanded hatter, led the the Hartford Armory. Roach was JAZZ FULLER won the, men's never managed to lead in the American League batting cham' and ewollen. renewed hi* plea to­ hitter and the best Judge of the left and the ekclting present with a FORMER DETROIT manager tire route, os the Phlla dKofitM tha It still Is debatable whether the Marciano. and ex-Red Sox Coach Del Baker Sports in Brief Stewart Takes National League catchers In hit­ clocked In 5.85 In winning the 50 sweepstake event at Murphy's al­ game, first of the series to be pionship. Shortstops won the. title day to get into somebody’s world field wall at the Polo Grounds. bridge of wonderful memories. St. Louli Cardinals, 7-L Phlla helped or weakened them- will succeed him. ting laat year with .296. Lopata. a yard dash. Manchester High waa leys last week end with a 420 AfTOiMATIVK I.KAC.IT. played at Fort Wayne. FOGARTY three times, third basemen once middleweight title plane. 2. Billy Loos and Cisnn HickonSr aelvea In the deal that brought fourth in team scoring, trailing triple. He posted single game The two teams meet again and second basemen six times. Out­ But from the way things are Before he packed his trunk, Waterfowl wintering in Califor­ Azalea Tourney Earl Torgeaon to Philadelphia for righthanded hitter had a .274 aver­ a couple of young BrotMyn olbow* I age for'57 games. East Hartford (23), Hartford (19), scores of 1.56. 137, 127. Betty Roland Motnro l i t tomorrow night at Fort.Wayne. fielders. paced the circuit 32 times shaping uij, Pierre is going to have Combs reminisced a bit on his dia­ nia this season totaled 5,687,000. era, who shut out the Boston Rsd pitcher Rusa Meyer, Meyer, of Weaver (18), The loctls collected MhCtin ...... i n lOn 95 3!1 BROTHERS mond career, starting itack in This is an Inereoss of 27 per cent Kusmik won the women's division — while no catcher ever won the quite a wait. Sox, 5-0. It was th* fifth dHutont ^ courae, landed with Brooklyn Brown .. . . 88 187 Oteenaboro, 'N. C., March 31— 17 points. with a 332 score. Fuller was pre­ — ^ . . . I silver bat. Bill Dickey was third The 27-year-old Frenchman St. James, Pajama Boys 1921: over laat year. where he may find himself ss a HtikP ___ ...... U2 117 229 "I was a 'little ol' country boy’ of the Grapefruit LooglM eoiit- ■ ^ —The Earl Stewarti of Dalian, sented a new pair of howling shoes rhnm hprn ...... 94 lOA 124 321 t in 1936, highest spot ever reached punched out a 40-round verdict paign turned in by Brook hurltira. 20-game winner with Dodger slug­ 393 Tax., and their two young none TROPHIES for all winners In ano Betty a cash award. FiiM»‘r ...... 14A 131 tlA Last NighVs Fights by a receiver. Lovl'est average over ring-rusty 'Jimmy Beau of just out of Eastern Kentucky The University of Florida’s ging behind him. Sports Mirror pprrotl ...... — 11A 91 207 E BOBBY SHANTE^Of the A’f, todiw headed for Wilmington, the Recreation Department's bas­ ever to top the A. L. was Ellmer New Canaan. Conn., at Brooklyn’s State Teachers' College. I was 1953 football team will have tri N.' C„ and the opening Thurnday Torgeaon, a .230 flop at Bo&tnn Move into Final Round married anl wanted to get a little the most voluabls player Jn tte ketball leagues during the past TWO GOOD triples were rolled TotRllI ...... :>4A .513 1A51 ■jAiidliaais Flick’s ..,306^_in • 1905 while the Esstem Parkway Arean laat night captains. They are Fullback Rick Of the $10,000 Azalea Open Golf last year, haa been hitting the ex­ TODAY A YEAR AGO Alvin Kollmpne. Inr. t2) By The Associated Press more mony than they paid school American League lost .yedr. He season will be presented tonight at in the Automotive League laat _ 123 218 .San Diego, Calif. World light highest was George Slsler's In for the third straight success of his Casares. End Jack O'Brien and Topmament $2,000 richer - but It pected long ball for the Phlla but "B o” McMIllln formrr Indiana and night at the Y alleys. Fuller had a no.«iRPttn 0* -woliet icananr caansioir Finals in the Recreation Depart­ teachers. went the distance for .the, fleet la getting a challenge for the job Philadriphta Eagles footballcoAch, the East Side Rec. pptprnon ...... 107 109 122 .338 heavyweight champion Archie 1922, .4197, current American Invaaion. Guard Sonny May. time since th* start of spring came the hard way. 393, including a 146 game and Al Rnlirftrk ...... lOfI — ?7 197 Now, says hla . Manager Jean ment’s High bchool Invitation "I w rote' Cap Neal, business Stewart, 31, a bespectacled, from Eddie Waitkua, the holdover di(Kl...... 120 — Moore, 180. ,St. Louis, stopped Charter Oak Scene training and pitched hla. mntoi-to KEC SUPT. JOHN Hedlund re- Plrkey came irp with a 375 total. 92 312 Bretonell, Langlois wants a crack manager of the Louisville Colonels Smiling redhead who a dozen yearn regular. It la expected the Phils FIVE YEARS AGO The Phil­ Plrkey ...... IIS 128 1.32 37.5 Frank Buford, 200, Oakland, 9 BaskAball Tournament will be about a tryout, but didn't even get Hal Newhouaer of the Detroit a 4-2 victory over the Ciadingtt por(s the West Side Oval baseball ...... — — at either Paddy , Young or Bobo Bgo won the National Intercol­ will peddle Waltkus before May 1,5. Brlzp 9 .. 107 107 (Non-title). staged tonight at 6 o'clock at the Of Stale Tourney an anSwerrJlm parks, a fellow for Tigers • haa won 200 games and Reds. !■ lips Oilers defeated Kentucky, field will be used only for prac­ EHXIBITION R.VSEBALL TliFrrlPii ...... 13A 102 1.38 Olson. legiate title while playing for O'Neill ia high on K arl Drews 53:49, and won the right to repre­ Brooklyn,—Pierre Langlois, 161, East Side Rec. Contestants will be whom 1 w(ui playing semi-pro ball lost 147 In 14 years pitching 4. Jim Wilson of ths Bnv4HK tice ae.saions this season. New France, outpointed Jimmy Beau, YOUNG AND OLSON, however, against major league opposition Louiaiana State University, won 14-15), a toweling S2-.vear-old for­ sent the United States In the Tolnln ...... Sin 5A9 57A 1585 CAuunpiona of eiglit Connect­ In Lexington got Cap on the tele­ who became the first Milwaukee mer Yankee who bent Brooklyn grass has been planted at Robert­ Monday's Results 15P. New Canaan, Conn., 10. apparently will get together to the Pajama Boys of Hartford and hurler to pitch on enUre ja a ie . hig first major profen.nlonal tour­ Olympic games. icut Alumni Little Leagues will phone and told him to come up and. nament in the Greensboro Open. four times laat year. Veteran ob- son Park's athletic field. Town Brooklyn ( NI 5. Boston (A I 0. .Mnfirhpotpr Rndlnter 14) Chicago — Al Andrews, 158, OLLIE and STAN'S settle the American middleweight St. James’ CYO of Manchester. Of'the 27 unassisted double plays The Bravea beat their folado RrRinnrd ...... 108 94 89 391 c4Mnpete In the third onnunl take a look at me." But it took him 01 holes to turn aer^era claim Drews easily roiild TEN Y EA lts AGO Wyoming tennis courts-will he ready in the Cleveland (A) 13. New York Olive:', Wis., outpointed Joe Leu- situation in the near future with Last night the Pajama Boys made by Ameriesa League players American Association f(Uin hands, beat Georgetown. 45-34, to win the latter part of April, (Nl 6, T/Hhuff ...... 97 104 91 295 the winner going against the win­ State baseball tannunmat ia Neal signed the young center- the trick. have been a 20-game winner laat Ff>gsn ...... im 97 tI7 31 *t dansUl, 161 <4, East Chicago. Ind.,8. AUTO BODY downed the Wllllmantic AU Stars. fielder snd Combs met Joe Mc­ during th* '52 season, oil but three 8-1. with Wilson giving up alas NCAA basketball title. — Moochenter this summer. The Four days of nerve-shattering season with the right hreaka. Chicago (A) 13, El Paso (ATL) Ilnvpn ...... 99 105 204 New Orleans Alvin Pellegrini. ner of the June 9 London )>out be­ 55 to 45. and St. James trimmed tjvere credited to first basemen. hlte. nichnttlntin ...... 114 98 310 event will be staged nt the Carthy, then the LouisvUle man­ work were wrapped up in that Roberta (28-7) and Simmons TWENTY YEA RS AGO — The CI RRE.NT PLANS for the In­ 1. 14151. New Orlean.'*. stopped Eddy tween Randy Turpin of England the Don Willis Garagemen, 76 5. Warren Hacker and Bob ★ W ELDING and Charles Humez of France. Charter Oak Lots on Alumni ager, later pilot of the powerful 19th hole he played safe after Sam (14-8) are Uie solid base of the New "York A. C. won the National termediate Ba.sehall League, for Detroit (A) 9, New York lAI .5. Tolu In ...... 404 .7 IS 503 1425 Stout. 144'1. Fort Bcnning, Ga.. i. Michigan State’s boxing team Schultz of the Cubs, who hrid-ttn boys 15-17, are to play all games Philadeinhia (A) 4, (Cincinnati ★ AUTO BODY and DOUBLE DUTY The Turpln-Humez go was sign­ to 42. Field; Yankees of the 20's. Snead yesterday, getting down in staff. Roberta, only '26, bids fair A. A. U. swimming meet with 47 Roy .Mnter« HI) Lewiston. Me. Lar)'y Griffin, Fast breaks ahd the ability to "I did so , well that Louisville w(>n 11 straight dual meets .before Browns to lix hiU while scoring g two from four feet for a winning to laecome one of the all-time points. at Mt. Nebo this season., A four iNl 3. - . / .Inrvln ...... 92 91 104 287 144’3. -Auburn, outpointed Terry FENDER REPAIRS DANDYl ed yesterday. Promoter Jack Solo­ ■f" losing to MinneaoU midway in the 5-2 decision over the AnMriean team league ia expected. Chicago (NI 5, St. Louis (A I 2...... 94 104 94 292 mons announced it for the "world” grab rebounds, plus some fancy sold me to the Yankees for $50,- ' par against Snead’s five. Sam had greats. His 28 victories In ’,52 was Low M ar ...... —. 7.% 1.70 Ryan, 146-li, Portland, Me., 10. ihooting by the CYO, proved too 000,” Combs added. Thus he be­ 1953 season. Leaguers. * '• Philadelphia (N) 7. St. Louis Ciinliffp ...... 100 S3* ioi> 289 ★ COMPLETE CAR title, an announcement that so far • ■ ■ • tailed his second over the green the heat in the league since Dizzy SPORTS BACKGROUND came one of the first high-priced The White Box defeated the B Dean in 1935 and he is getting bet­ HAS'^HALL l•R.^CTICE at Man- (Nl 1. Flynn ...... n:> n o 120 315 has received the backing of nobody much for the Garagemen. Glen RICH RETURNS and ju st missed the seven-foot NBA PI>.\VOFFS PAINTING Cross, the tournament’s leading purchases of the era. The horse with the most unusual Peso Texans, 18-1, scoring stvan putt his chip back had left him. ter. Against Brooklyn, Roberts rhester High is scheduled' to get Milwaukee (N) 8, Toledo (AA) except Solomoiui. American l)oxing State College. Pa. (NEA) — Totnin ...... 401 4A3 ~499 1363 LACQUER and ENAMEL BY CONGRESS scorer to date, led the CYO entry “I got $3,000 of that $50,000 and marking at Hialeah this season runs off Gene Bearden, their'Own They were the survivors of a had a ()-0 record last aea.snn. underwsy Monday. TTie Indians 1. MonfldV Re.sult . authorities said they had no Inten­ New York— (NBIA) —Alfred G was the two-year old colt, Loyal hurler who was leaned to tMi Simmons, 23. rejoined the Phils Chuck Medlar, Pennsylvania .should hsve another big year with 1 tion of accepting the title etatus with 27 points and Don Lahganuer It was the most money I ever saw •four-man playoff force that four A« fi r»rt« Foil Wftye 98. Minneapolis 9.5. 8 (Jriswold Street Makers of Maine Vanderbilt’s Native Dancer estab­ at one time 'until them. I played Bif. The bay colt has a silver tsll. losers. hours earlier had' set forth over last April after a stay In the State College's athletic trainer, plenty of veterans hark Including RF.r ri.AVOFFS R anntnc ...... i . . 85 __ 'll? 1R2 and added they were confldent with 16 were the top point-getters SA ■ ni (Minneapolis leads, 2-1, in best of lished a new record for two-year, Jli year* with the Yankees. The * the 6.720-yard Sedgefleld Club Army. He atasted pitching April starred In football and baseball in Captain Pete Manrggia, catcher P a fa iU ’j J.3 S u t ) ...... 108 - Tel. MI-9-5025 Guide Sportswear none of the European authorities with Marsh Altken and Jim Roach Kmrraotb ...... lo T 118 109 120 419 LovrII ...... 102 87 in.''i 2!)4294 I five series.) grabbing most of the rebounds. old earnings in 1652 with purses "^ tfiel'd Ihefi' wss Ruth, Bob Meu- course knotted at 275 for 72 holes 29 hut was troubled by wildness college and played professional Bernle Alerilany, Jimmy Roach 90 would accept it either. Sm ith ...... 115 tlA 103 104 138 Lynch ...... 104 »- and added money totaling $230, sel and myself. I wss in 11 World nf the $10,000 tournament. all sea.snn. baeehall. S lid Gene Johnson. Kovin ...... 107 121 121 124 173 F. Della Fcra ...... 107 94 9,1 194294 I Young got Into’ the act by out­ Johnny Law and Ollle Toop were 7aw|rk ..a ...... 119 lAO 119 85 183 V. Dp IU FPra ...... —~ 99 90 1S9 the only Garagemen to hit double 495, Series aa player or coach and we —- - —- - pointing-Ernie Durando over 12 AI.YNUIIl^STER MOTOR Sales Liira.* ...... 119 ^ 96 .115 113 413 round* last Friday. And in Manila figure.*. won nine of them." __ T otala ...... 50A 45A COMBK EARNED $72,000 from capfured both ro'unda of play in T otala ...... ; j^.62 All V5A7 .546 228A I^el'firmlpr M otora il The Pajama Boys won a close Water repeUent sheen early t(»day Sid Flaherty, Olson’s DUCKS DUCK World Series Shares alone. "I hate the Y Bowling League during the Rpnn*a Qie second Because some of the m«n on the ’’ Sale- $ 1 1 ,9 5 raund, would not kesp him. from Don Willis Oarage will have to go meeting Jo* 'MicelJi in Miami back to college they will forfeit 760x15 Reg. $20.75 ^ ^ 0 ^ 0 Beach April 15. MIcelli scored a the third place position in the aplit deciaion over Langlois last tournament to the Wllllm/aiUc 520x15 Reg. $.50.0.5 ^2^ 0 0 summer. v All-Stars. There will b« no con­ solation game. The only game to­ - - m m i n t s t „ . Oil CTSpltol is the only horse to night will be the finals. MAMmssTni. comn.A w|n . both Ihe Flamingo and Psjsmi lUyi (M) WHILE THEY LAST F. Pta. Don't Let Car WIdener StoRes at Hialeah. R. llBtinnn, rf ...... « 2-4 14 I 1 n IT ’S EA SY (silbfrt. If ...... , 4 .1-4 600x16 $0.96 Vhiccnt, (• ...... 6 1-1 13 Fllcp. r ...... 0 1-1 DIBpnpdftto. rg 1 0-0 2 970x15 $12.95 HlMf'Sino. rg ... 0 0-0 0 Troubles Grow Calpntano. If .. 5 2-2 12 All Prices Are Exchange CONVERT CHANNELS It's the ideal screening for I f ...... 0-0 2 Plus Tax I every exterior use. GUAR* To*. Bin 9-12 55 Nip 'oin in Hm bud. Hew? ^IH i periodic check-ups at this down* ANTEED against rust, rot, cor­ F . P U . W E FEATURE TO 14 to 84 rosion. 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PHONE MI-9-5253 Cro*«. rf ...... 13 3-3 27 ME.HBER 'MANCHESTER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION ' Wf h*5’e precision equipment for test and repair of Reneratoro, otarter motoni, volt- r.rr.n, rf ...... 0 0-2 0 •r« regulators. 'YOUR STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE' MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED — ~ FREE ESTIMATES K idit If ...... t.*..w . 8 2-3 S Try i t ... Install UHF Yourself Ben'iil. If ’. ----- ...... : . . . 0 0-0 0 “YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS HERE’ Altk>'n. (■ ...... 4 2-4 10 TERMS TO SUIT YOUR PURSE ^ UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY Lahsaiir'-r. i* ...... 8 0-0 IS •WE GUARANTEE THE PERFORMANCE OF CONVERTERS 1 Roach. Ik ...... 1 2-3 s ...... 1 1-2 7 Bvery day is Christmas : T otala...... 3.1 10-17 78 when you trade at Van’s. SINCE SINCE 1 w iiii.-ii:> WE GIVE CONSUMERS t R. F . P U . 1920 1920 ; Lynn, rf ...... 1 0-0 2 BROWR-BEAUPRE PROFIT SHARING Amriila. rf .. ..; ...... 0 0 -t 0 VANS ...... 1 1-2 S MALONEY’S Caehlanlan. If . STAMPS FREE in ap- L tw . t , ...... 7 3-3 18 i 0 B I S S T: 1 L S T e T l: ' M n Ct t ; ■ 1 P^ddution of your pa- , 437 Hartford Rd M a nchi.-stcr,Conn. RADIO AND TELEVISION^ ^ Too*), r r ...... 4 4-7 12 Fortaiii-ll.. rg ...... 0 0-0 0 MASJC )its;i ■trsBage. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL •—8ATUKDAY TIL I P. M. 33(5 N. MAIN ST« MANCHESTER TEL. MI-B-52S8 TELEPHONE MANCHESTER Mitchell 3-7691 , Willi.*. Ig ...... 4 1-5 » TELEPHONE MIteheU 9*80«« 6«Q CENTER STREET > nSL. MI-C-HMd OPEN DAILY 7 A- M. to 5 F. M.. INCLUDING WEDNESDAY 1 T o U l. , ...... 17 8-11 12 AFTERNOONS AND SATURDAYS UNTIL NOON Scor. St Saif um«. 31-tt C h w '-'T:

the Society, this year's sale Is planned on a larger scale and the Andover CHEVROLETS, 1949, 1960, 1951, WIRING INSTALLA'nON of all GUARANTEED' Plumbing and PARAMOUNT All AJuminum ROOM FOR Rant, near Center. BUY THE BEST FOR LESSl tudors, fordon,. All in excellent types. No job too small. Peter CLERK-TYPIST needs of local gardeners in mind. Classified heating. Alterations ' and new MAN WANTED triple track windows and doors. STOP AT Heat and hot water. Gentleman VACANT .#4 .condition. Center Motor Sales, Pantaluk, 40 Foater atreet. Phone work. Perma glasa electric and Also Paramount custom made RANCH HOME Garden Sprouts The cook books compiled by the Rural Carrier 1951 Studebaker Champion 4-Door Mitchell 9-7303. Varied dutie.8, experience ' JIG BORE OPERATOR- FOR CHAMBERS’ FURNITURE preferred. 37 Foster street. Ladies Society have been on sale Sedan. Radio, heater, overdrive. rear of Port Office. gaa water heaters told and In­ Venetian blinds. Hastings aluml' MItcheU 3-5331. WELL BUILT SIX-ROOM unnecessary. awnings and door hoods. Free AT THE GREEN Choice l(xmtion, to be built for two weeks and the committee Advertisements 1950 Studebaker Champion Star­ 1941 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan. FLOOR PROBLEMS aMved frith stalled. Time payments arranged. AND MACHINIST PRODUCTION CONTROL CAPE COD Pick Cemetery reports that only five remain to be Begins Second CLASSIHED ADVT. light Coupe. Radio, heater, over­ linoleum, asphalt Ula eouatar. Skelley Brothers. Mitchell 9-8714. esUmates, no down payment, 3 For Complete Selection of PLEASANT, Furnished room with for you. For det«ll« and Black. Radio, heater. Good condi­ Must have ability to set up and High School graduate with back­ years to pay. Office 41 Oak semi-private kitchen privileges. WITH TWO UNFINISHED sold. The meeting of the Society drive. tion. Mitchell 3-6841. Ehepert workmanaki]ii fraa asti- HOME FURNISHINGS For Spruce-up scheduled for April 2 has been DEPT. HOURS A PLUMBING shop at your door. CLERK have previous experience on ground in chemistry, physics and street. Call Mitchell 3-817?, eve­ Suitable for two. Mitchell 9-4428. appointment call Week on Route 1949 Studebaker Champion 4-Door matea. Open eveninga. Jonea Fur­ No time lost. New work. Altera­ Hot water heat, Ikrge lot. G.I. postponed to April 9 because of 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. MERCURY 1951 four-door. Over- mathematics preferred. nings Mitchell 3-4010. Coventry Full Line of Sealy Mattresses Sedan. Radio, heater, overdrive. niture. Oak straet. Mltchall tions, copper piping, fixtures, hot all types of machines. Present­ AT THE (TENTER—Clean, com­ mortgage may be assumed. Priced the Lenten service. drlv.e, all extras, excellent condi­ With minimum 2 years For the right man this position has Pilgrim 2-7318. From $39.50 to $79.95 Hebron, March 31 — (Special)— Andover. March 31— (Special) 1948 Studebaker Champion Con­ 9-1041. water automatic heatera. Youngs­ ly working overtime. fortable room In quiet home. 20 to sell. PHIL HALLIN AGENCY COPY CLOSING TIME tion. 12,000 original miles. Will hig:h school. unlimited opportunities. The Garden Sprouts 4-H club, —Walter CHhamberlain, newly a ^ vertible Coupe. Radio, heater, town sinks sold. Estimates glad­ b r a n d n e w 8V4 cu ft. refrigera- Appliances and TV. Wadsworth street. take pre-war car in trade. Mitch­ ARTHUR A. KNOFLA headed by Douglas M. Fellows, has Minted rural mall carrier for FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. overdrive. ly given. C. O. Lorentaen. Mitch­ » Call for Appointment tor, deepfreeze, Tecumseh unit, 501 Mddle Turnpike; East Realtor Ellington ell 9-5601, ALL KINDS of carpentry work. BEDROOM WITH double bed. In­ 875 Main Street Eat. 1921 decided on Burrows Hill cemetery Route 1, has begun his second MON. THRU FRL 1948 Studebaker Land Cruiser, Reasonable rates. Mitchell 9-4391. ell 9-7636. DRAFTSMAN five year guarantee. No down pay­ Hours: week on the Job. He began his new Radio, heater, overdrive. CLERICAL WORKER ROGERS CORPORATION ment. 24 months. Mitchell 9-0980. quire 119 C ooper Hill atreet. Phone Mitchell 3-9440 as the one best suited to its project 10:30 A. M. 1949 CADILLAC four-door sedan. HEA’nN G Fran: A to 22 Con- Experienced in layout of small 9:30 A. Mi to 5:00 P. M., Mitchell 9-0595. for local cemetery beautification. Mrs. Price Holds assignment on March 23 and takes 1950 Buick Special OeLuxe 4-Door Private owner. Good, clean condi­ T. V. SERVICE, 12.50 per call. Eveninga; Mitchell 9-5938 Mitchell 9r9221 over the route formerly handled by SATURDAY 9 A. M. veralon buraera, boiler-burasr Who is good at figuring. and complex electro mechani­ Mill and Oakland Streets 7:30 to 8:30 P. M. Thii cemetery has long been Sedan. Dynaflow. Radio, heater. tion. Call Hartford 46-4096 eve­ Phone Mitchell 9-8429 any time. or Mitchell 9-6692 temporary carrier Gordon Rath- unita, ooinpleta heating aystema. High school graduate pre­ Manchester, Connecticut HEAVY WORK bench, boy's bike, NICELY FURNISHED room for neglected, though It is one of the 1950 Chevrolet 2-Door Sedan. Ra­ nings. "All work guaranteed." cal assemblies. Excellent pos­ Top Sales Place born, who served on that capacity All work ^aratitead. Time pay- ferred. We will train, ex­ Cai; Mitchell 9-9289, rent, suital^Ie for couple, Mitchell MANCHESTER-—Six room Cape most Interesting of any In the TOUR COOPERATION WILL dio, heater. sibilities to the right man. WE BUT and sell good used furni­ 3-6612, VERY DESIRABLE Seven room for more than a year. BE APPRECIATED ELECTRICAL Wiring and repairs. menu arranged Moriarty Broth­ perience unnecessary. ture, combination ranges, gaa Cod, In good location. Near town. The last regular carrier on the' 1946 Ford Tudor. Radio, heater. ers. Tel. Mitchell 3-5135. Salesmen Wanted 36-A Dutch colonial. Ehccellent condi­ Besides many graves of Revolu­ Ellington, March 31— (Special) 19.52 PLYMOUTH. Will sell or Phone AM Worgan. Mitchell ranges and heaters. Jones Furni­ FURNISHED Room for rent. Con­ tion, new roof, new paint. Private school and on bus line. Oil hot route was George Nelson, now 1941. Buick 4-Door Sedan. 3-1880. Boats and Accessories '46 ture Store, 8S Oak. MItcheU water heat. Fireplace. Hardwood tionary soldiers and of old Hebron — Mrs. Charles Price has been ad­ serving on Route 2. Nelson trade. Mitchell 9-39.52. PLUMBING And heating. Special­ STOCK CLERK SURPRISE Vacation Money . Sev­ tinuous hot water and shower. sale. No agents. Phone 9-5650 for families, one or two stand out for Dial MI-3-5121 Good starting salaries. ' 9-1041. floors. Tile bath. Extra lavatory. judged top salesman for her task brought mail to folks along No. 1 TRUCK SPECIAL . ASHES AND Rubbiah removed, izing ih repuiri. Copper water eral spare hours weekly can net BEST OFFER takes it, 26’ Cris- Private entrance. For reliable, particulars. particular historical Interest! The 19.33 PLYMOUTH Corpe. New bat- Merit increases. Pleasant High School graduate to assist you at least $300 In next 15-20 Craft speed boat. Turnpike Auto Oarage. Priced right. E and E of selling 14 copies of the book, for some 30 years. Chamberlain’s also light trucking, reasonable piping, remolellng electric equip­ FRANK’S Antiques and second gentleman. 101 C$iestnut street. grave' of Mrs. Josephine Grifflng, 1949 Studebaker >,4-Ton. Rack tery, clutch, completely overhaid- working conditions. All in various slock duties. A good weeks. Absolutely no selling. Car Body Works, 166 Middle Turnpike BOWERS SCHOOL A rea-O ffer­ Agency. MItcheU 9-8715 any time. assignment covers ssetiona of rates. Phone Hartford 8-7959. ment for plugged drains. Edward hand store, 56 Cooper street. Buys nee White, attracts attention, with "Blarly Ellington." The small three towns, Bolton, Coventry imd IXMt and Peand body. ed engine. Replaced starter, gen­ benefits. Congenial asso­ Job for an aggressive man. useful. Men only. Need (2) two. West. Mitchell 3-7043. ed for first time. Charming six erator. carburetor, brake.s, front Johnson, Mitchell 3-6979 or and Mils good used furniture and SIX ROOM older home. Double ga­ Its epitaph "Friend of the Slave." volume, a collection of Americana, (Columbia. LAWN MOWERS Sharpened? Must be honest, courteous, neat Tenements 6S room colonial in Immaculate con­ rn. LOST—In vicinity of A. A P„ Kaat Studebaker Sales and Service end, etc. Bargain. Mitchell 9-4731. Mitchell 3-5044. ciates. 37' .. hour, 5 day antiques. Phone MItcheU 9-7966. rage, extra lot, itorma. Many It la probably not generally known stories of early village life and Church Notee Phone Mitchell 9-2333.- Rudolph i ' appearing. Write Herald, Box E. Apartments—>Ffaiti dition. Built 1939. Large pleasant that this brave, indomitable wo recipes, reached its peak sales Center street, smalt, black change week, summer schedule Building Materials 47 Open 9 to 5:30. living room, fireplace. Three bed­ other features. Oetto Co., Hart­ Next Sunday the sunrise aervice 1949 CHEVROLET tudor deluxe. Hopfner, 37 Chestnut street. LENNOX Furnaces and warm air PRODUCTION CONTROL man was the Instigator of the some time past and earned a puree containing $25, one silver 351 o hours. ROOM apartment with rooms and tile bath upstairs. Open ford 5-9198 evenings. 8-3999 Man­ of worship will be held on the brow CHURCHES MOTOR SALES heating. Earl Van Camp. Mitchell BENGAL CX>AL gad deluxe range Freedman's bureau of the days im­ profit of $200 for the Congrega­ of Bear Swamp road at 6:15 a. m., dollar, house key on chain, own­ Excellent condition. Price $1,100. CALL MITCHELL 9-4192 to have CLERK Shearing 1 x 8 private bath. Also light house­ attic. This home is fully insulat­ chester Mitchell. 3-6946. 80 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER Mitchell 9-8498 after 5 p. m. 9-5844. Help Wanted— Male cost new $335, used six months mediately following the Civil War. tional (Thurch here. followed by a breakfast served In er’s i^ntifleatton on amall pay- your garden plowed or light Framing 2 x 4 to 2 x 10 keeping rooms. No objection to ed, has storm windows and Mitchell 9-9483 APPLY To assist in production control ______or Female 37 Small truck load lots, per M $99.50 now $185 installed. Watkins, 935 MANCHESTER Many Negro Men And Wpmen, Church Notea the church social room. Shcnild the check slip. Contact Mrs. Alice trucking. Up to one ton, any dis­ SPRING RAIN.S can do damage. children. On bus line. Inquire 24 screens, amesite drive and garage. thrown on the. mercy of the world Johnson, c /o Manchester Coat, -■ / assigiynents, purchasing du­ Main rtreet. The Easter service in the Con­ weather be Inclement, the aervice 195J OLDSMOBILE Club coup, tance. Have those gutters and leaders re- WANTED- Experienced person in Moulded Base ...... per ft. 9',^c Grove street, Hillside House, An open porch looks out over a WEST SIDE after the emancipation act were gregational church Sunday at will Uke place in the church at the Apron, "rowel Supply Co., 73 Sum­ Auto Accessories— Tires 6 placed or repaired now. T. P. ties, pricing and invoices. Ex­ model 76. Radio, heater. In nice THE CONNECTICUT making corsages. Call Mitchell Casing ...... ,per ft. 7 ^ c CX3LEMAN 30-gallon automatic Apartment 14, Rockville. beautifully landscaped yard which SIX-ROOM CAPE COD started along on the road to a 10:45 a. m. is the climax of the same hour. The regular Sun(lay mit Street. Mitchell 3-5370. FLOORS LAID, sanded and finish­ Aitkin, Heating and Sheet Metal cellent opportunity. 9-0961. has - 90’ frontage. Make this a brighter life through this buzehu. condition throughout. Easy terms. ' ~ 1 budc; e t MUTUAL LIFE gas water heater, slightly dam­ Three bedrooms, living room with Lenten services of worship and worship service wtll.be at 11 a. m. Douglas Motors, 333 Main ptreet. ed. Old fioors sanded and finished. Contractors. Phone Mitchell Clear Frade 1% 'Oak aged. Regular $129.95, sale price THREE ROOM Furnished apart­ "must see." For moie details con­ Mrs. Grifflng, incidentally, wts an LOST—PASS BOOK No. SS 1120. INSURANCE COMPANY ment. Heat, hot water, garage. fireplace, kitchen, hot water oil the six week’s period of prepara­ No church school session next YOUR SPRING TIRES Nowsch Bros., Phone East Hamp­ 3-6793. Doors ...... avg. $9.95 $85. Five year warranty. Watkins tact Elva Tyler, Mitchell 0-4469. aunt of the late Dr. Clpirles J. tion for,Easter. The Easter, ser­ Sunday. Notice is hereby given that Pass 1948 PLYMOUTH club coupe. Re- ton 288-W4, 108-W3. Situations Wanted— Rodkville 5-5303. Inquire 37 Park heat, porch, amesite drive, over­ 140 GARDEN STREFIT GRAY RESEARCH 18" Cedar Stain Shakes Bros, 935 Main street. size garage. Excellent location. Douglas, who left so princely a gift mon is Rev. Kenneth Johnson's Receive Awards Book No. SS 1129. issued by The bullt motor, radio, healer. Mc­ atreet, Rockville. BOLTON—Six room single, steam to the Hebron Library, now known Savings Bank of Manchester has AS LOW AS 50c WEEKLY! T. V. ANTENNA Repaired, moved, HARTFORD, CONN. ______Female 38 All C o lo rs...... per sq. $13.95 Price $12,900. final sermon in his series based on Local winners In ths recent Clure Auto Company, 377 Main Millinery— Dressmakinf 19 AND DEVELOPMENT A SUPER, DUPER VALUE! heat with oil, garage with work­ as the Douglas Library. the life of Christ as portrayed in "Favorite Food Show" held in Co­ bem lost and application has street, Manchester. Open 8 a. m. Pennsylvania Goodyear new leads, antenna Installed. U. (Ashley Street buses stop PRACTICAL BABY nurse now ■Windows—Comp, frame, 3 ROOMS FURNITURE, shop attached, good large lot. Wife of Preacher bera made to said bank for pay­ H.F. conversion. Mitchell 3-8825 Business Locations WEST SIDE the Gospel of Luke. ventry Included Katherine Teo- to 10 p. m. Tel. Mitchell 9-9442. ALTERATIONS Made on women’s at front entrance) COMPANY » available for days, overnight or sash unique ...... avg. $14.50 FOR ONLY — $267 ' Quick occupancy,' $11,800. S. A. Another grave, perhaps a little mans (for tuna noodle casserols) ment of the amount of deposit. .any time. and children’s clothing, expert,' for Rent 64 SIX FINISHED ROOMS Permission Granted Hud-'nn Sales and Service. Firestone U. S. Tires week-ends. Long experience. Appalachian Oak YOU GET Beechler, Realtor. Phone Mitchell better known. Is that of Peggy Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stlyerherz and Connie Parka (for ehepherd's reasonable. Call Mitchell 9-4370. WANTED—Laundreaa. Expert on Mitchell 9-4195. 3-6969. Dormere, ecreene and etorm win- Hilliard Street Manchester Fltnring ...... per M $195.00 Bedroom Suite, Living Room Suite, FOR RENT—Second floor loft 40 Dow, first wife of the famous of Plnney street, announce the pie); both received blue rib b m fe r BEFORE TOD Buy a uaed car Top Allowance On Your Present woolens and mending. Gentle­ Dinette. Rugs. Lamps, dowe and doore, fireplace, hot Methodist preacher, Lorenzo Dow, their entries. Mrs. Psrey Cook Is Announcemnits Tires. Hoasehold Serricea V JOINT (TEDAR PANEUNG, X 60. Suitable offices, light manu­ ANOTHER SPECIAL for only water oil heat, one-car garage, engagement of their daughter, see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick man's wash every other week. WORTH $375 both of whom lived here for several Joan Isabell to Lyle Edwin Brun- their leader. Sales and Service, 285 Main Offered 13-A Moving:— Tmckinf— Write Box TS, Herald. 16c foot. You can see it Dav or Evening facturing, Information, Backer, $13,800 West Side — 6-room co- electric atove, in very good condi­ AN T TTPE doll repaired. Dressed Doga— Birds— Pota 41 J6 Oak street. years In the house Where Henry dage of Maplewood, N. J. Servloeniaa Batertatass to order. Speel^ty collecticn street. MIt.'hell 9-4571, Opcit eve­ SERVICENTER ______S td r ife ______20 “A GOOD PLA(^E The Original and Only Office PHONE onlal. Oil heat, storm windows tion, Vacant, Price $14,300. A. Jones and his family now live. Pfc. Donald Palmer, son 'e f nings. FLAT FINISH Holland window WAITRESS WANTED at Bar-B- PEDIGREED BOXER, 6 month.-) In New Haven and screens. Near bus, school and Mies Sllverherz is a Junior nt pleeas restorefL Dresses copied, 436 Center Street TO WORK” MR. ALBERT — Hartford 6-0358 BUILDING FOR Lease, SO’ by 40’, Many legends cluster about this Connecticut College for Women In Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Patmsr, ■hadea made to measure. All MANCHES’TER —Package Dellv- Q-Hut. Call Mitchell 9-8217. Mrs. old. AKC registered. Fully in­ AFTER 7 P. M. — Htfd.-46-4690 shopping center. Garage. Excep­ AUTUMN STREET lonely little grave. ca ll Plgrim 2-4B46. n a t i o n a l BUILDERS Suitable for retail outlet. Inquire New London. Brundage, a senior recsntly attendsd a noatlUB of 1941 CHEVROLET Convertible. Mitchell 9-0980 metal Venetian bllndi at a new •ry. IxKal light trucking and Nelson. oculated. Call Mitchell 9-9469 A— L -r-B — E — R — T —8 tionally clean throughout. It has Beautiful Six-Room Colonial One la that the grave was eight low price. Keya made while you after 6 p. m. SUPPLIES within 249 Broad street. at Yale University where he Is Grssn-Cbobot Ltgion Port and LAND LIME—Beautify your lawn. Radio, heater, spotlight'. Com­ package delivery. Refrigeratora, 43-45 Allyn Street, Hartford to be seen to be appreciated. Call: All modern convenlencea, combina­ feet deep, another that Peggy was Auxiliary In Coventry. Palmer, pn pletely rebuilt bumper to bumper. EVERYTHING for your car and watt Mavlow’a. washers and atove moving a WANTED — Mature registered AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC want­ 420 Davenport Avenue majoring In Industrial administra­ Enrich your garden, 85c per 100 New Haven, Conn, A TWO BAY service station for (Tharlea Lesperance. Mitchell tion aluminum ecreene and etorm burled in a standing position. Stilt tion, Is a member of the ROTC Army veteran, showed fllma of the Center Motor^ Sales. home. Budget terma to autt you. specialty. Mitchell 9-0752. nurse for YMCA Camp Wood- ed. Steady Job with good wages. BRIGHTEN UP your living room 9-7620. lb. bag. Fertiliser in 50 and 100 WEAVING of bums, moth holts Telephone State 7-3597 leass by Gulf. Your opportunity doore, one-car garage, lot 70 x 500. another has it that Lorenzo had Following Iits graduation he will area in which he served. He is bow lb. bags. Free delivery. Call col­ You talk, wc do It. Budgnt Cen­ stock, Wood tock Valley, Conn. Apply Service Manager, Solimene, Poultry and Supplies 43 for Easter, with a new haaaock. her white coffin wrapped In "cut 1952 CHEVROLET 2-door. 60,000. and tom clothing, hoalery runa, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., See our new laaortment Just re­ to operate your own business. be assigned as a aecond lieutenant on a 30-day leave of absence, after lect Hartford 8-5243. ter. Mitchell 3-4164. Season June 27-August 22. Phone Inc., 634 Center street, Manches­ — ' ' ■ ' '■ —r...... — MANCHEISTBR—Six large rooms. For Appointment To See, Phone after cut of woolen cloth," which duty In Korea. New car guarantee. McClure handbaga repaired, zipper re­ local and long distance moving, Hartford 46-2579. Monday through BROAD-BREASTED Bronze Tur­ ceived. Kemp’s, Inc. Capital required to purchase prod in the U. S. Air Force. ter. keys, fresh 10 to 22 Diamonds— W a tch e r- Hot water oil heat, fireplace, tile he thought would resist decay. He Pereeaal Mention Auto Company, 377 Main street, placement umbrellas repaired, packing, storage. Call Mitchell Friday 9:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. ucts. Incentive rental. Special FRANCES K. WAGNER Ituc Ttme Again REMINGTON and Schick shavers, pounds. Order-for Easter. Schaub’s training if inexperienced. Call bath, large cabinet kitchen, twin wanted her body to be preserved Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spreakle parts and service at Russell’s Manchester. Open 8 a. m. to 10 p. Garajres— Service men'a shirt collars reversed and 3-5187 - Hartford 6-1423. stock Valley. Conn. Sea-mn June MAN FOR General construction Jewelry 48 DIVAN AND Matching chair. Howard E. Uttla wUI be at the Farm, 188 Hillstown road, Hartford 7-3236. ,slze bedrooms, leather bar, rec­ Realtor to the Judgment day. bava returned to their home on ^ r b e r Shop, comer Oak and m. Tel. Mitchell 9-9442. Hudson Storage 10 replaced. Marlow'a Little Mending 27-Aiigust -22. Phone Hartford and grading work. Apply Thomas Good condition, $75. Mitchell reation room, tile floor, garage, Ellington town hall on Saturday Shop. A LB AIR A BERRY, rubbish re­ LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re- 9-1607. IN ^ In Deep South Bunker Hill after vaeatloolaf at Spruce streets. Phone Mitchell Sales and Service. 46-2579. Monday through Friday Colla Construction,' 249 Broad b a b y pairs, aojusts watches expertly. amisite drive, trees, fenced back Mitchell 9-0028 Lorenio died while on one of from 7 to 9 p. m. to receive taxes. GARAGE OR PARKING apace moval, household and commercial. CHICneS. Specially bred to MAIN STREET—At the Center, Miami, Fla. 9-0522. 9:30 a, ni. to 4:30 p. m. street. Reasonable prices. Open daily. space suitable for Store or office. yard. Near bus, shopping center, his preaching trips in a far Recent Arrival 1941 PONTIAC scdanctlc, radio, available. Central location. Cot­ Light trucking. Mitchell 9-2591. give you beat results. Barred A PRA tm C AL GIFT for the whole Thursday eveninga 129 Spruce Inquire 541 Main street. Mitchell 9-6132. southern state, asking that his Mr. and Mrs. Mario DeCarll of heater, 1941 Nash 600, economy tage street. Mitchell 9-2358. Building— Contracting: 14 Rocks for eggs. White Rocks for family at Easter. Weatinghouas Lota for Sale 7S Manchester Bveatng B e n U Aa- meat. Carlson Farm, 136 Sum­ street. Mitchell 9-4387. roa.ster with cabinet, $62.45. Sun­ body be brought for burial by Maple atreet are the parents of >ver correepondeat, Mrs. Oeerat Pctaonals car, 1940 Buick four-door. Excel­ BOOKKEEPING THREE GOOD DIE Makers. Ap­ MANCHESTER—Pine Acres Ter­ ARE YOU Thinking about building mer. Mitchell 3-6971. beam Deep Fryer, $31.50. All well BASEMENT FOR Roit, suitable TWO LOTS—Southweat corner of Peggy’s side, in Hebron. His sec­ a son born Sunday night at Rock' Neleon, telephone Pilgrim X*8?A. lent condition, 1940 Oldsmoblle Painting:— Papering 21 ply 234 Hartford Road. race, near schools, stores and bus, vine City Hospital. a new home or having repairs known names In rhrome pop-up for plumber. Office space and tele­ Irving and WIndemere rtreeta. ond wife.ltowever, the former Lucy THE PROSPECT HUl School for fordor, real clean family car. Cen­ Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 DEPARTMENT 1941 Cape Cod, four finished done? See Wm. Kanehl, Mitchell PAINTING And paperhanging. No FRESH FROZEN heavy Capons Garden— Farm— toasters, $22.50 and up. Kemp's, phone if desired. Inquire 36 Oak High and dry with aewerago in Dolbeare, of Montville, refused Personal Meoilon young children. Transportation ter Motor Sales, 461 Main street. EXPERIENCED, Part time die rooms two partially finished, full 1948 B. S. A,, C-10, new battery, 3-7773, Job too amaU. Phone Mitchell and roasters. Delivery in Man­ Dairy Products 50 Inc. street. atreet. Inquire 270 Oak'street. this rsquest on account of the Fred C. Weld and WUllam furnished. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc­ Open evenings^ntil 9. maker.s, evenings and mornings. cellar, hot water, oil, city water, Bon Voyage Party tor. Phone-Mitchell 9-5767. ring, valve Job. tubes, tiros. Rea­ 3-8372. Attractive position for young chester Saturday morning. H. A. expense. Colesworthy of Bnfleld, N. H„ who Apply 234 Hartford Road. GARDEN AND lawn supplies. Fer­ sewer, ameeite drive, garage. At­ 1950 BUICK super four-door sonable. Mitchell D-4731, SPECIALIZING In custom built woman with ability to type and Frink, Sullivan Ave., Wapping. WE HAVE JUST one more floor Plan All AcUvItiea have been In Jephyrfleld, Fla., for BALLARD’S Driving School. Man- garages, concrete floors, also al­ PAINTING AND Paper hanging. NEED 3 MEN— 18 to 40, to deliver tilizers—Vigoro, $4.50 per 100 lbs. model of the Ironrite Ironer. Act Houses for Rent 65 tractive enclosed garden area. Resort Property for Sale 74 The club members plan to do all the past five months visitsd at Given Mrs. Ford Riviera, two-tone green. Dyna­ good at figures. Interesting Agrico. $2.35 per 60 lbs. 5-10-5, chaster'a old«ist Thousgnda of terations, additions, cabinets, Free ertimatea. Paper books catalogs snd merchandise part EASTER NATIVE turkeys. Froz- loon, priced right. Kemp's. Inc. Comfortable living for $12,500 the work themselves, under their the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde flow white wall tires, fully equip­ work with local finance com­ $4.13 per 100 lbs. Drlconure. $2.60 TWO GIRLS or mother snd child SEVERAL ALL-YEAR properties accident free Instruction hours. Wanted Aatos— ceilings and dormer erection. Call available. Get our spring outside time for local Fuller Brush Men. en. eviscerated. 65c per pound. Walton W. Grant, Realtor. 647 leader, grubbing up the wild brush Cordtaen and othsr frisnds on ped. Mitchell 9-0538. pany. East Hartford location. per 5C lbs. Land lime. Garden tp share my private home. Call at Bolton and Coveqtry Lake. Mrs. Thomas Ford o f 158 Cogper Hundreds of satisfied students. Motorcycles 12 Frank Contois. Mitchell 3-5322. prices now. Call Cliff Scorso, No .filing. Hpurly rate. Car use­ Raised on our own farm. O y-tal EASY SPIN-Dry washing ma­ Main street, Hartford 2-7584. and cuttting down straggling trees Sunday. tools. Lawn rollers. We deliver. Mitchell 9-5608, after 5 p. m. For appointment pleace call How­ street who is sailing for Germany For appointment tel. Mitchell 1948 CHEVROLETT Convertible Mitchell 9-4298. ful. Write Box R, Herald, stating Lake Road, Route No. 30, Rock­ chine. $50. Call Mitchell 9-3068 mowing the grass, painting auch WANTED—Good, clean, used cars. ville 5-9133. Hourewares Dept., J. W. Hale ard R. Haatlngr. MItcheU 8-1107. on the 8.8. Corona on April 9. was 9-3348. coupe, radio, heater, beautiful F'or Interview Call character references. after 4:30 p. m ., OFF EAST CENTER Iron railings as surround some of Maneheeter Bvenlng HeraM See Bob Oliver, Center Motor Florists— Nurseries 15 PAINTING AND DECORATING. Corp. Tel. Mitchell 3-4123. Wanted to .Rent the plots, fixing up the old stone Ellington oorreependent, M n. O. guest of honor at a bbn voyage green finish. In excellent condi­ Sales, 461 Mam atreet. Floors sanded and reflnished. A Big Bargain! 68 party given Saturday by her soda ENJOY A Driver’s license. For ex- tion throughout. Interior very APPLICATIONS Now being taken 6-ROOM CAPE COD walls. F. Burr, Ulepbone RoekvlUe Wallpaper books on request. Also Hartford 8-79.’)4 Articles for Sale 45 3 ROOMS FURNITURE $100 REWARD FOR 5 or 6 room Suburban tor Sale 75 and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ ,pert Instruction call the Manches­ clean. Douglas Motors, 333 Main for dump truck drivers. Apply Holy Week Services 5-9818. ter Driving Academy. PBgrim WHITE OR PURPLE Lilacs. Hen­ furniture reflnished. Call Gerry. RICH BARN Yard Loam. Call FOR ONLY $189 unfurnished re’ital. Call Hartford All the extras, six rooms com ter Ford .and Mr, and Mrs. Albert street. Business Services Offered 13 Thomas Colla ConstruLion, 249 BOYAL a n d Smith-Corona port­ BOLTON AREA—High elevation, Services for Holy Week at St ry O. Weir. MIfehell 9-2491. Mitchell 9-8866. WANTED Bakery saleslady. Ap-. Mitchell 9-2558. Low Terms—Free Storage 33-1965 plete, oil heat, storm windows and B. Ford at the latter’s home en 3-7349. Broad .street. able and atandard typewriters. screens, amesite drive—and only three bedroom ranch, picture win- Peter’s Episcopal Church: Rev, ply mornings. No phone call.-? SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT Overlook drive. Relatives lad 1941 PLYMOUTH Tudor, no cash. REMODELING— Painting inside All makes of adding machines STRAWBERRY PLANTS— Path­ PHONE BUSINESS Couple with 12 years 3 minutes to East Center Street. dowe, plaetercd walls, tile beth, Richard Kalter, prlest-ln-charge of Ernest C. Linders FLORIST TELEGRAPH $6 weekly. 1939 Plymouth tudor, ALL ALUMINUM please. Kay’s Pastry, 183 North oil hot water heat, fireplace, full St. Philip’s Church. Putnam and of friends who wars prssent from Roofing— Siding 16 and out. Papering. Ceilings whit­ •old or rented. Repaira on all finders, $10 per thousand. Mitch­ MR. ALBERT — Hartford 6-0358 old daughter desires 5 or 6 un­ Act fast on this one for only New York, Haifford, Ooventry end DELIVERY SERVICE no ca-"h |2 weekly. Cole Motors COMBINATION WINDOWS Main street. - THE PERSONAL FINANCE makes. Marlow’s, $12,200. cellar, 44 acre, garage. Carlton St. Paul’s, Springfield, Mass., will ened. Call now ana make ail ar­ ell 3-7271. Jesse Keeney, 158 AFTER 7 P. M. — Htfd. 46-4690 furnished rooms. Call MItcheU thie town pooled their gifts in a TO ALL PARTS Servlcenter. Mitchell 9-0980. AND DOORS FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that rangements before the spring COMPANY Keeney atreet. A— L — B — E — R — T —S 9-9340. W. Hutchine, MItcheU 9-5132, be In charge of a Lenten service Honored at Party START YOUR own career in the GOOD TERMS, TOO at the church this evening. There pums of monty for Mra. Ford. stay on in any kind of storm, and rush. Call Mitchell 3-8372, if no 1953 EMERSON 17" Television 43-45 Allyn Street, Hartford MItcheU 3-6231. Quick, Dependable, Efficient 1942 PACKARD four-door. New Immediate Delivery. exciting cosmetic business as an Will employ several men as brand new, J169.95. excise tax ONION SBTrs and onion plants, will be a Maundy Thursday service Shs will visit hsr daughter, Flo^ gutters, conductors and roof re­ answer Mitchell 9-0726. Modern Avon repre-sentatlve. Unlimited YOUNG COUPLE with child de­ Ernest C. Linders of 38 Mapls CALL ANDERSON paint, good condition. Full price Prompt Service. branch manager trainees. Must and warranty included. Can ar­ $1.50 a bushel. Thos. Kowalewski, CHEST OF Drawers, wa'lilng ma­ sire 4 or 5 room unfurnished rent. 34 Other Homes For Sale BOLTON—Five Ineulated roome In the church at 10 a.m., with ence, and son-in-law, Lt. Col. Fran­ pairs. Call Coughlin, Mitchell Home Decorating Co. opportunities for advancement. be high school graduate, college street was honored with a sur­ $275. Carter Chevrolet, Inc., 311 Wor’a Guaranteed. 3-7707. range terms to suit you. Mitch­ Taylor street, Talcottville. chine. mahogany desk, glass cab Call MItcheU 9-6809. and atm porch on first floor. Bath, Holy Communion, and a Good Frl cis Tumsy Who has bsen with the GREENHOUSES Main atreet. MUchcll 0-5238. Write Dist. Mgr., Box 27, North training desirable. Age 24-28. ell 9-0980. Inet. black walnut tabls and a few T. J. CROCKETT full cellar, basement garage. day service with penitential office prise party Saturday night at the Army In Germany for over a year. Storm Window and Door Specialist. PAINTING, Exterior and interior, Branford, Conn. Must have car. This position of­ Mltcbell 3-8486 ' PARAMOUNT Engin^ring Com­ paperhanging. Ceilings teflnish- antiques. Mitchell 9-7017. WANTED—Four or five room un­ Residence Mitchell 9-7751 Needs some finishing. Material on and Litany at 10 a.m., Rev. H. R. home of his son and daughter-in Hie home of the Turneys is In 1950 CHEVROLET 2-ton cab and fers, a splendid opportunity in the 14" ZENITH table model T.V.. Ex­ Household Goods -51 furnished rent. Adult family of Phones; Office MItcheU 3-5416 premises. Now vacant. About 44 Keen officiating. Bart Hartford. Day or Evening cha.asie, new tires, clutch and Call for Free Demonstration, pany. Roofing and siding esti­ ed. Wall' paper books onJimuest. PRACTICAL NURSE, eight hour law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Linders mates cheerfully given. All types consumer finance field. Salary— cellent for den or cottage. U.H.F. HOT. WATER Gas heater. 30-gaI- three. Call Mitchell 9-487$. acre land. Howard R. Hastings. There will be two services of The hostesses centsred thslr buf­ paint, valves just ground. W. B. No Obli^^on. Estimates given. Fully insured. day. Pleasant working conditions. $282 a month—car allowance—in­ Another Bargain From Mr. Albert BRICK FRONT home of seven of SS Mein street. Upwards of 30 155 Eldridge Street of roofing and siding ramples on tuner, $75. Phone Mitchell 9-5650. lon A. O. Smith Permaglas. MItcheU 9-1107, Holy Communion on Easter Sun­ relatives and frienda from Hart­ fet table with a large cake In the 137 inches. Carter Chevrolet Co., Call Edward R. Price. Mitchell Mitchell 9-5879. surance. Other benefits include HERE'S A BEAUTY! ADULT FAMILY desire 4, 5 or rooms. Built \951. 'Three bed­ display at 41 Oak street. F. H. A. 9-1003. Mitchell 9-1633. day, the first at 8 a. m., and the ford, New BriUln, 'lliomaaton, form of a ship. WANTED — Ride to Pratt and Inc., 311 Main street. Phone BILL TUNSKY group life Insurance, vacation; lib­ ATTENTION Ladies! "slip covers 3 ROOMS FURNITURE 6 room unfurnished house or rooms and lavatory on aecond DALEY ROAD, South Coventry . second at 11 a. m.. Reverend Keen Whitney, 1st shift. Vicinity of Mitchell 9-5238. Flnai:cing. Tel. Mitchell 3-8177. WANTED — Experienced wait- eral savings and retirement plan. INCLUDES A PRETTY 30 GALLON Servel automatic gas floor. Large living room with fire­ Bolton and this town were present. Mitchell 9-9005 SPRAY PAINTING, furniture of and drapes custom made. Re-up­ apartment. Manchester or vicin­ Four room single, two unflnished. officiating. There will be a special The occasion marked the retire' LODGE PROMOTBO Cambridge and Main streets. Tel. re.a='es. Only experienced need ap­ Apply 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Eve­ holstering. Beautiful fabrics, MAHOGANY BEDROOM water heater, copper lining, one place. Hot water oil heat. Garage. CONNECTICUT VaUey Construc- all kinds. Wicker furniture a ity. Best of rsferences. Mitchell On bus line. Oil heat. Lot 50 x musical program by the vested ment of Mr, Linders from the 9-5448. 1940 PONTIAC four-door sedan. ply. Apply in person. Cavey's ning- hours by appointment—Mon­ prints, stripes, solids. Expertly HANDSOME LIVING ROOM year old, $175. Bendix gSs cIothM Rear porch. Price $16,000. Made­ RUBBISH and Ashes removed. tiqn. Guaranteed roofs and siding. specialty. Tel. Pilgrim 2-6(57. 9-5028. 100. Call Pilgrim 2-7793. choir, an Eastern' sermon by the John Hsncock Insurance Com Hartford, March 81—(F)—(3or. Radio, two heaters, four new Resta\irant, 45 East Center street. day through Friday. finished, $5 down, $2 weekly, GEOROEOUS 5 PC. DINETTE drier, 1952 model. Norge gas line Smith, Realtor, MItcheU pastor. The church will be decorat­ WANTED—Ride to Pratt and tires. Good motor, $150. Inquire Landscaping and gardening done. Aluminum storm windows^ and "WESTINGHOUSE" ELEC. REF. pany, with which he haa been long John Lodgs, who was separated gutters. AH men protected by In­ balance one year to pay. Call ."tove—good tondltlon, $50. Call BUSINESS Couple with 12 year 9-1642 or 3-4679. ed with Easter flowers, and church from the N aw after World War Whltnay, first shift from Doane 97 Hollister rtrrt. Immediate scrvlcq,' reasonable POSITION WITH A FUTURE. PERSONAL "MAYTAG" WASHER Wanted— Real Eatata 77 connected; his birthday, and a va­ s'll ranee. Three years to pay. Free Repsiiliiff 2S Woman with a pleasant per­ Mrs. Carr, Mitchell 9-7320. Mitchell 9-1705 mornings or after old daughter desires 5 or 6 un­ school will be omitted. cation trip he Is about to take with II service with the rank of lieu­ atreet. M^tcheU 9-9567 after 5 rates. Phono Mitchell 9-0650. Sealy Mattress, Spring, Hoover 6 p. m. . furnished rooms. Call Mitchell CAPE cop — ATTRACTIVE 4-H Club Named 19.52 DODGE Ci\ib Coupe. Radio, estimates. Call MItcheU 3-7180. sonality who nceeis to add FINANCE COMPANY OONHIDBKING 8BLUNO Mrs. Linders through the southern tenant commander will become a p. m. MATTRESS Tour uld mattresses ■Vacuum,’ Rugs, Lamps, Tables, 9-9340. home of six finished rooms, The new 4-H club started In heater. Oyromatic. ExcepllonRlly POWER BURNERS and Range Alfred Charest, Owner. $45 to $7.5 or more every Dishes, Kitchen Cabinet, Linoleum, TOUR PROPBRTTT states. On behalf of the group (Tarl commander In the U, 8. Naval Ite- rteriiized and remade like new. 806 Main Street LAWN ROLLING TIME! entrance hall, large living Gilead has been named the Gay Anderson of Hartford presented to eerve at ceremonies at the Naval clean car. Sold with new car Burners expert.y cleaned and week to family income. Op­ Television Set and a Jew other (^ IB AND mattres'. Call MItcheU Without obligation tc you, we serviced. Let us service and re­ GREAT EASTERN Call Jones Furniture and Floor room with fireplace, sunny Gilead Girls, with clothing its Mr. Linders a purse of money. Training O nter here Thursday Automobiles for Sale guarantee, $1,995. McClure Auto portunities available Jii Manches­ Items to complete your home. 3-5375. Houses for Sale 72 kitchen, dlnlnp; room, tile bath, will appraise or make you a caeh project. Mrs. James Fitzpatrick Is pair'your washing machine or re­ Covering, 36 Oak. Mitchell 9-1041. Phone Mitchell 9-7 i;\0 LARGE SIZE A buffet lunch was served by night. Co.. 377 Main street, Manchester. ROOFING AND ter and vicinity. Car necessary. I'LL SELL IT REASONABLE three finished bedrooms. Garage. offer for property. See us before leader and the club meets once In 1952 CHEVROLET Convertible. Open 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. Tel. frigerator. Metro Service. Mitch­ WES'HNOHOUSE Oven, cabinet the hostess at a Ubie decorated Rear Adm. Roscoe H. HlUen- CONSTRUCn’ION CO. Age 25 to 48. Flexible working LAWN ROLLER — $21.95 TO THE FIRST CUSTOMER MANCHESTER Immediate occupancy. Madeline you eell. two weeks. The next meeting will koetter, commandanLof the Third Executive’s car. Completely equip­ ell 9-0883. LABORERS WANTED. Apply in Yes, on Low Friendly Terms. I’ll $25; two cribs, mattressds, $20; In green and pink. For a center- Mltehcll 9-9442. Hudson Sales and 24 OAK STREET Bonds—Stocks-T- hours. Permanent p&rttion with Smith. Realtor. Mitchell 9-1642, BRAE-BURN REALTY be at the home of Phyllis Rankl. piece she used a cake decoraUd Naval District, will prosent Lodge ped. New car guarantee, at a aub- Service. national organization. Opportun­ per.son. . Bolton Notch Quarry. hold it until you want It at no ex­ two lamps, $2; auto-bed,' twin COMPACrr CAPE COD Phone MItcheU 8-6273. ■tantial saving. Carter Chevrolet, ATTICS AND Bn.'*cments cleaned. (Your House Doctor) Mortgages 31 Mitchell 3-4679. Around the Town yj-wlth a map of Florida, and palm with his new commission and ad­ ity for promotion. Write now for Mitchell 9-0617. BURPEE SEEDS GROW! tra cost. size bedspread. MItcheU 9-3877. The HeGIAm Bridge club mef Inc., 311 Main street. Mitchell 19,50 NASH 600 2-door sod^n. Low Rubbl.sh and ashes hauled. All . $12,900. LISTI.NGS Wanted. Single, two- trees made by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest minister the oath of hie new rank. jobs done at your convenience. Specializing In FIRST AND Second mortgages "Get Acquaintpd’’ interview to A. We Have All Kinds of Flower PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY MANCHESTER Two-famlly Thursday evening at the home of C. Linders, Jr. 9-5238. mileage. Reasonably priced for W. Shifflett, Empire Crafts Cor­ MANCHESTER Roofing and Sid­ A NEW Shipment of attractive T. Six rooms, one unfinished. Three family, three-family, buetnea Reasonable rates. Mitchell 9-3802 bought for our own account. Fast, and Vegetable Seeds in Stock. MR. a l b e r t — Hartford 6-03,58 dwelling. FJrst floor conristlng of Mrs. William w . Hammond, two quick .sale. Call Rockville 5-5350 LIFETIME poration, Newark, New York ing Co,, ha.s opening for a carpen­ V. lamps in green or maroon, Just bedrooms, living room with fire­ four rooms now vacant. Hot air property. Have many caeh buy' tables In play. Winners of top 1947 CHEVROLET 2-door. Radio, p. or 0-9791. confidential service. Manchester ter, carpenter’s helper and a AFTER 7 P. M. Htfd. 46-4690 after 4 m. Aluminum Clapboards' Investment Corp., 244 Main St. State. received. Price $3.95. Kemp's, Inc. place, kitchen, hot water oil heat, furnare with oil, automatic gas ers. Murtgagci arranged. Please honors were Mrs. Ralph V. 8e- Mggic In Th« BoUro heater. A good buj-. McClure painter. Call Mitchell 9-8933 after See Our Large SI,ock! I’ll show it to you Day or Night MASON, STONE contractor and In Colors Phone Mitchell 3-5416. porch, amesite drive, oversize hot water. This property is Just call George U Graziadio, Real ebrd. and Mrs. Floyd A. Fogil. Delightful Dutch M^idt Auto Company, 377 Main street. 19.50 STUDEBAKER Champion WOMAN TO Do general cleanipj 5:30. garage. Ideal location. Convenient tor. MItcheU 8-5878. 109 Henry Manctaeater. c pen 8 a. m. to 10 cement work. Va.cntlno Bellucci, A Complete Home Remodeling BUDGET CENTER A— L — B — E — R — T —S the ticket for the older couple Mrs. Richard M. Grant, presi­ tudor. Four new tires, overdrive, WANTED—$2,000 or $2,500 sec­ and ironing two days a week 43-45 Allyn Street. Hartford Musical Instruments 58 to school and bus line. A good street dent of the looal PTA, asks that p. m. Tel. Mitchell 0-9442. Hud- B’ern .street. Tel. Mitchell 3-.5042, Service 91 Center St. Mitchell 3-4164 looking for a home with Income heater, $905. Mitchell 9-3068 after ond mortgage. Reliable party. Mitchell 9-5717, ^LERT YOUNG veteran willing buy. anyone wishing to attend the state '«on Sales and Service. 4 :30 p. m. Call 9-5451 'oetweeh 5 and 7:30. 'to work and learn-'- automobile FLOOR SAMPLE Thor electric TRUMPBTTS, (21arinets? trombones, or the younger couple wanting a USTINGS ? WANTED — Single Mitchell 3-8271 Write Box W, Herald. home but having limited funds. PTA convention In Danielson, SALESLADY Between 19 and 40 parts busineBs. Experience not es­ AUTOMATIC DE-FROST IT, $7>95 clothes dryer, regulai $250.95, re­ saxophones, guitars. Largest se­ FRANCES K. WAGNER homes. 2-3-4 family houses, small April 22, will communicate with 1952 CHEVROLBIT cohventible.. 1952 HUDSON club coiipe. Radl.o. COMPLETp Repairii ny Stuart R. lection o f Instruments In town. Zoned for Industry. Full price $9, Wolcott, A-1 Repair. Sales, on A. V. LINDSAY - Owner years old for part time work in sential. Contact Paul Averill. regularly $9.98. Defrosts every duced to $109.95. Watlnns Bros., Realtor' farm, Manchester, Bolton, Vernon her as so6n as possible. The PTA Blue. Radio, heater. Ail leather heater. $2,29,5. New car guaran­ women's wearing apparel. Call Manchester Motor’’ Sales, Cor. W. . 93s Main street. All-accessories. Expert repairing. .500. Alice Clampet, Realtor. and Coventry, Large list of buy washing macl]ines. vacuum cleans Business Opportunities 32 night. No messy defrosting. Mor? Mitchell 9-4543. budget takes care of transporta­ Interior. $1895. Mitchell 3-7512. tee. McClure Auto. Co., 377 Main MANCHESTER Roofing and Sid­ Mitchell 9-8855. Center and Hikrtford Road. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut. Mitch­ Mitchell '9 -0 0 ^ ers. What havs you ? Mortgages tion to the eoqiventlon. crs. motors,'small appliances. ing company. ALra all types of efficient. Saves money. Cole-. ----- ■» street, Manche.ster."Op?n 8 a. m. SMALL INVESTMENT. Short Motors Servlcenter, 436 Center. ' FIBRE RUGS in stock now.. Ail ell 3-5336. arranged. Howard R.^'^NHastingr, Miss Marjorie H. Marlin, li­ 1050 FORD "Tudor. Radio, heater. to 10 p. m, Tel. •Mitchell 9-9442. W’elding. 180 Main atreet Phono . painting and carpentry work. hours. Exceptional Income. Re­ WANTED 'Woman to take com­ colors, and Sizes. 9 x 12 $17.95 CAPE CXIP—Dormers.'Ea^r».'««Ur down. EIGHT ROOM single home. Com­ Blacky Clean, clean, clean. 1948 Mitchell 9-6678. pletely furnished for renting of Mitchell 6-1107. brarian, states that the Douglas Hiid.son Sales and Service. Guaranteed work. Phone Mitchell liable wholesale concern in order plete charge ( f elderly woman' WANTED LOAM, Dark rich cultivated Grade and up. Phone Mitchell 9-4343, MUSIC Instrument rental. Com­ Second floor insulated, ^eady to Library will be closed Good Frl- C9»evrbl«t Aerosedan. Radio, heat­ 9-8933 for free estimates. to estabii.sh new outlets for whole­ home on Saturday and Sunday. Manchester Carpet Center, 308 plete line of instruments. Rental flniih. Amesite drive. Combina­ room.", $14,500, H. B. Grady. 1 REFRIGERATION Service, com No 1, $3 cu. yard. Grade No. 2, LIST YOUR home now with the zy all year, house. In good condition': all im­ A baked gooda aale will be held 1060 CHEVROLET 161" new whee! Bolton Notch. Mitchell 9-4473. ONE FIRS*T-CLASS coat and suit, size 36. Like new. Lutherans Plan 1950 FORD 4-Dr)or DeLuxe. Radio, ing roofs of all kinds, Also new SPENCER ROYAL PORTABLE Typewriter, $329 four room home, almost new. Oil provements, centrally located in nt Hair'a Department Store in base atake body. Carrying ca­ roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Call Mitchell 3-5831. heater. Scat covers. Clean eai'. INTERESTING OFFICE AUTO MECHANIC in good condition, with case and heat, continuous hot water, corner good neighborhood. Tel. Mitchell j.M*ncheater Thursday afternoon pacity la 8000 pour.di. Save $1000 MANCHESTER TV Service, radio cleaned,'repaired.. 26 years’ ex­ Te.s, these are uaed a bit, but in 1949 PLYMOUTH Special DeLuxe POSITION RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. one year business course and good shape and guaranteed. Low lot. Immediate occupancy. Priced 3-5820. Special Program >nd evening sponsored by the local over prise of a new truck. and TV specialists since 1934. perience. Free estimates. Oall Local New Car Dealer PTA. The finance committee has Carter Oievrolet Co., Inc., 311 t-Door. Heater. Seat rovers. One Varied office work offering forms. Call Mitchell 9-6175. terms, free storage'til wanted. Wanted— ^To Buy 58 at $8,500. To Inspect call How- owner, cleiin car. House service call F3.50, Mitchell Howlcy. Manchester MItcheU Pleasant Working Conditions. I Chapel Street $13,500 SIX Complete rooms. Oil asked for the cooperation of the Main atreet. Mitchell 9-52^8. 9r2186 day or night. opportunity for growth with PHONE , ard R. Hastings. MItcheU 9-1107. A special I.«nten program Is 1918 PONTIAC 6-Cyl, StreamUncr. 3-5361. Good Wages. WANTED TO BUY — Old Glass, heat, Combination gcrecna and entire community in thin project. local company. MR. ALBERT— ■ Hartford 6-03.58 windows, enclosed porch, amesite planned at Emanuel Lutheran 1051 CHEVROLET all metal rta- Radio, heater. Hvdraniatie drive. l4pORS OPENED, keys fitted, Please Do Not Phone. Stop la At (Shine, Picture Frames, Paint- MANCTHESTEIR — One year old Baked bcana, roils, cookies, as- 1917 CHEVROLET Flcclllnc 4- Typing, clerical work, with AFTER 7 P. M. — Htfd. 46-4690 . ings,_ Furniture,. SUver, .Lamps, garrh-on colonial. Six rooms, l>i drive, garage, lot enclosed with Church tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 1 sorted cakes and plea, bread and tlon wagon, fully equipped, ex­ copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, Heating— Plumbing 17 We need Ranch Homes, Door. Radio, heater. Jet blac k. shorthand preferred. DeCORMIER MOTORS, INC. Colonials and Cape Cods See It Day or Night Etc. For infornvation call Vir­ baths, flreplaae, attic, basement decorative fence. Near school, bus (or the children of the church many other food items will be of­ cellent condition throughout. guns, etc.. repaired. Shears, FOR SALE line and shopping centfr. This Fully guaranteed. Bank rates 1946 PL\ MOCTH Speelal DcLu.xe SUMP PUMPS, Ruud Permaglas 24 Maple Street Manchester at fair prices for our cash ginia Madden, tel. MItcheU 9-3807. garage, dishwasher, combination school and other children of (he fered for aale. Proceeds of the sale 11-18 knives, mowers etc. pul into con­ Friendly surroundings, paid A— L — B — E — R — -T —S home has been very well kept. financing. Douglas Motors, 333 Club Coupe. Radio, heater. GeSod and Bradford automatic hot customers. Qdlck service windows, amesite driveway. Own­ community. A colored film-strip will be ii.aed to equip the new As quick as a flaoh, tms urief tires. Extra clean. dition for coming needs. Braith- Blue Cross, paid vacations and A-1 CULTIVATED 43-45 Allyn Street. Hartford WANTED To 5[uy — Used guns, Charles Lesperance. Mitchell M ain., waite, 52 Pearl street. water heaters. American Stand­ WANTED—Experiended fruit and —no red tape. er leaving state. Non-veteran can with recordings depicting tne trial school kitehen so that the hot Here in a combination of sim­ little bolero turns ths aundrsM other benefits. Salary com­ produce man. Full or part time, pistols, rifles, shotguns, regard­ 9-7620. lunch program may be re.sumed in 5’our Chryslei-Plymouth Dealer ard plumbing fixtures sold and in­ MAPLE CRIB, $10; washing ma- flnance with about $5,000 down and Crucifixion of Jesus will be ple o'litline and cross-stitches are into a clever, young street eoa- 1947 CHEVROLE3T four ’ door Manchester Public Market. F A R | I LOAM less of age or condition. TeU payment. Manchester. Mitchell shown. Some of the familiar I.,en- the fall. tume! An outfit beloved by Jun­ ANTIi^IES Reflnished. Repairing stalled by Tom Dawkins, master mensurate, with ability and ' chine, $10; occasional table, $2; i> MItcheU 3-5717 evenings only. gay..putch maid desighs for use sedan. Radio, heater, good condi­ done or any furniture. Tleman, plumber. Terms arranged. Phone experience? also miscellaneous items. Mltch- 3-7955 for appointment. CUSTOM BUILT ten hymns will be sung. The pro­ Health Night Program on towels. They are fun to em­ iors for everyday wear all t h n ^ li BROWN-BEAUPRE, INC. YOUNG MAN to work In shoe CALL Ml-S-7195 or MI-S-7531 JARVIS REALTY gram will be held in Luther Hall. ,1 tion. Reaaonable. Mitchell 9-9182. 189 South Main street. Phone Mitchell 9-9669 before 8 a. m. or Call Mitchell 9-4593 or . ell 9-0029. WANTED—USED carpenter, ma­ The PTA will meet in the social broider and easy too. Or cut-off the warm weather. 30 BisscII Street Mitchell 9-5234 Mitchell 3-5643. store. 'Will consider part time. MANCHESTER—Six room Cape SIX-ROOM CAPE COD Other services in the Holy Week rooms of the Federated Church on the name of the day and use some after 1 p. m. Write Box B, c'o Herald Leonard's Shoes, 881 Main street. Phont MI-3-4112 son, plumber or painter tools. Call Cod, 5 flnished, oil hot water program at Emanuel Church in­ Pattern No. 8465 ia a aaw-rita Rockville 5-5759. Two unfinished. I fj years old. tomorrow at 8 p. m. The program of the motifs to trim your little MAPLE DOUBLE Bed. Mitchell heat, metal kitchen cabinets, clude a Swedish Communion serv­ will be "Health Night" and the girl’s pinafore. perforated pattern In aisea 11.13. aluminum storm windows, plas­ Large lot. Garage. Combination ice tomoirow night iat 7:30 con­ 13, 14. 16, 18. Stza 13, draai 8 9-2736. atorm windows and doors. speakers will be Mins Danehy, Are you wondering what Rooms without Board 59 tered, insulated. Bus line, new ducted by Rev. Sigurd Hanaon of school nurse and Mrs. McQueen, Pattern No. 2934 contains hot- 1-4 yarda o t S9-inch; bolero, j. i AMESITE the cost will be on that HAVE YOU 4 or 5 SEPTIC TANKS 'SPECIAL THIS week only. Howell school, trees, garage. Immediate Middletown; Holy Communion on Public Health Nur.se. iron. transfer for 7 designs, mate­ yard. Driveways and new home you are plan­ COW NEWLY PE(SORATED, beauUfuI- c Na r l e s LATHROP Maundy Thursday at 11 a. m. In rial requirements, color chart and AND RADIO­ ■ dihette table and four chairs set, occupancy. $12,500. Carlton W. Communion Hervice For this pattern, send 30e ta ning? A visit or tele­ ly furnished and spacious room: the Memorial Chapel ana at 7 and stitch illustrations. Parking Areas LOAM chrome finish, price. Kemp’s, Hutchins. MItcheU 9-5132, MItch­ 100 East Center Street A Corhmunion .service to com­ coins, your name, address, aisa da- phone cull will place our ROOMS TO RENT? Inc. The most ,co.T:plete light house­ eU 9-4694. 8;30 p. ni. in the Church. Grading and Excavating MANURE Dark, Rich, CulUvated PLUeCED SEWERS TELEVISION memorate the Last .Supper will be Send 25c in coins, your name, sired, and the pattern number tQ drafting and construction Grade No, 1 $3.00 cu- yd. keeping facilities avaUable In Telephone MItcheU 9-0384 St. Mary'a and Concordia E A SY TERMS Churches will Join at Emanuel in held at Federated Church, Thurs­ address and the pattern number SUE BURNETT. THE MAM. experience at your dispos- Delivered by the load for Reputabit man with fam­ Grade No. 2 $2.00 cu. yd. W c arc looking for one or two ir RECONDITIONED EI«ctrl(tgaa Manchester. You «ill marvel at BOWERS SCHOOL—New listing.-. day. . al. We have a large varie­ men who have a good back­ Six- room Cape Cod, situated on a three-hour devotional service on to ANNE CABOT. THE MAN­ CHESTER EVENING BBRAUk Delivered •" Truck Maehine CleaiiMl and oil-gss combination ranges. the cleanliness, of this buUding. MANCHESTER, ayde Road — Committee in Seeslon 1150 AVE. AMERICAS. N W ty of home altes. your lawns and gardens. ground In the Radio-Electronics Warhing machines and refrigera­ 60’ X 165' lot. One-car garage, Good Friday, beginning at noon. CHESTER EVENING HERALD. a E FRENCH ily of fhrt* noods sueh a Load Lota—Oyder Now Children accepted. Central. Pric­ Owner leaving state murt aacrl- A committee for the annual 1150 .AVE. .AMERICiAS. .NEW YORK 36. N. Y. Screened sand, stone, flU Septic Tanks, Dry WeUs, Sewer field. These men should have tors $20 to $150. Watkins, 935 ed so reasonabte you’ll gasp! Be amesite oil beat, etorm win­ flee 2 year old Cape Cod, two plant sale of the Ladles Society the ability to express them­ Main street. dows and screens, Venetian blinds, ATTLEE ‘OOMFORTABLEf.> YORK 36. N. Y...... f ljlitnieMoa Go. rant at onca. Rost off raf- and irravel delivered. Lines InsUlled—Cellar Waler- sure and see this one. Mrs. Dor­ tile bathli,'' oil hot water heat, London, March 31—(F)---P’orrfier held a planning meeting at Don’t mias the ntw Baale Prooflng Done. selves clearly and be Interested sey, 14 Arch street.' hatchway and terrace are some atorm sash’ and screens. Immedi­ Federated Ghurch last night. .The Presenting the new Anne Cabot Ion for ’53, spring and Coventry Jarvis Really Go. PEILA BROS. NUSSDORF BETTER DEAL CALL KEMP’S, INC., for a home Prime Minister Clement Attlee, 654 Center Street ^ In training others. 'This position of the many features. Excellent ate pcMeaSion: Maddock and aale of flowers and vegetable, Needlework Album. Directiona It's a completa spring -fTA: pn^m 2-716i •raiwM. Con yoa holp? C O N ST . C O . Involves NO selling'and Is per- demonstration of the well known PLEASANT ROOM, central. Con- 70, spent "a comfortable night" Tel. AII-S-4I12 M c K in n e y b r o s . PONTIAC DEALER condition throughout. Asking DeVos. Realtors. Tel. Hartford following an appendicitis opera­ plants will be held on the Green for puppet mittens, basic embroid­ guide for smart, pnwUea] phono MItcheU $-740$ SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. nuuieat. Write giving full de­ I-ewyt cleaner. No obligation on 'tlnuous hot water. Parking. Gen- $14,200. Exgluslvs with Elva 2-02.55, Residence 8-0139, 3-9070. in front of the church in May. For ery stitdhes and grand designs are robea; gift pattan fitatod Tel. MI-3-7405 CoN MI-3-S121 tails. Box H, c-o The Herald. your part. Kenip's, Inc. tion yestarday, a spokesman at St. 130-18$ Peari 8L TkL BO-$-5SO$ Ueraan. MItcheU 8-4724. Tyltr. MItcheU 9-4469. 2-8791.- ^ Mary'a Hosjpltrt aaid today. many years a featured activity of' printed in this issue.' 35 ceata. tha book. 38 ‘

i'sV.C ■ ' V t \ PAGE SIXTEEN V . lEtf^ning U m lb TUESDAY, MARCH

Orford Parish Chapter, DAR, will hold its April meeting on the Reason for Evil God gave man the power of About Town second Thursday of the month In­ Colorful Spring Ceremonial choice—the freedom to choose stead of on the usual first Thurs­ God's way or the /way of evil. D«1U Chapter No. 51. RAM. will day. The meeting will be held on In World Tbpic Thus it is mkn and not God who held iU regular meeting tomorrow April 9 at 8 p.m. at the home of Set April 25 by Tall Cedars causes the evil in the world. ( t night at 7:30 at the Masonic Mis. Harry M. Fraser. 17 Spring On Palm Sunday To point out how man can use Temple. After the business meeting street. The guest artists on the temptation and evil for God's holy companions will have the pleasure program, entitled "Our American purpose, the minister tised the of hearing an interesting and in- Heritage." will be Mrs. June Yeo­ Binging the familiar and mov- H^tle bird who seeks shelter and j atruettve talk on Masonic history mans Park and Mrs. Hazel Driggs , Ing anthems, "Jerusalem" by escape from the storm, and the I IW Companion Albert Krause. Any Lockward- eagle who fiercely turns his head ; Master Mason who has not heard Parker, and "Ride On, Ride On In Into the wind and lets the power of I this lecture is invited to attend. , Msjenty," by Scott, the Senior | the storm lift him higher, as ex-' Maundy Thursday, April 2. at ajnples of the man who accepts j 8 p. m. Rev. Arnold W. Tozer, i Vested orfoir under the direction 1 Belden H. Ham, Jr., son of Mr. of Andrew R. Watson provided the evil with submission and the one minister of the Second Congrega­ who accepts it with a shout of and Mrs. Hazen B. Ham of 77 Con* mood for the Palm Sunday medi- cord avenue, was a member of the tional C*hurch, and a group of lay­ challenge. men will conduct the ancient office i tatlon at the morning services of "God's purpose is for man to SEALY MAHRESSES...... $29.9S and uf 3S pieee pit orchestra in the new Center Congregational Church. American folk opera which was re­ of Tenehrae with Holy Commun­ choose Christ and then to grow ion in the sanctuary. This pro­ Frank Maloney, tenor, was the more and more into His stature. i cently presented for four nights by soloist for the latter anthem. Ithaca College, Ithaca. N. Y., music gram consists of matins and lauds This kind of world Is admirably for the last three days of Holy Rev.' Clifford O. Simpson deliv­ suited for us to grow more saintly. and dramai students. Mr. Ham is Week, commemorating the suflTer- ered the sermon entitled. "Lead KEMPS, Inc. Temptation will-come— we can use enrolled in the Radio and Drama ings and death of Christ, usually Us Not Into Temptation, But De­ 793 5IAIN STREET XEL. MI-S-54M Department It for strengtening our own char­ sung on the afternoon or evening liver Us from Evil." acter. Evil will come. We can heln His discus.slon of these words FINE BEDDING Harold J. Leese of 88 Walker of Wednesday. Thursday or Fri­ God to eradicate It from the world. day. instead of on the following was divided into three headings: The Christian mav lose property, street was re-elected secretary of "We accept but do not tolerate the Hamburg Cove Yacht Club, days. freedom or even life but we need I the fact of temptation and evil not suffer defeat in our own char­ Inc., at the annual meeting held in We use temptation and evil for Hamburg on March 28. Mary Parmakian. Donna La acter," said Mr. Simpson. Vista and Thomas McNamara, ' God’s holy purpo.se. We release high school pupils who were win­ I temptation and evil into God's CIRCT-E AXNIVER.S.ARY ners in the recent oratorical con­ t tulot khutu. hands.” St. Bridget's Mothers Circle test conducted by Dllworth-Cor- Joseph Luts Burl la-hman Attempting to an.swer the ques- • held its anniversary potluck last nell-Quey Post, No. 102, American tlon of why there is sin and evil' night at the home of Mrs. Edward In the world, the minister refer-j HALE'S Legion, will deliver their talks at Nutmeg Forest No. 116, Tal' and other souvenirs to he given Stelmark of Deerfield drive. A the Legion meeting tonight at 8 Cedars of Lebanon, will hold it.'! red to hla sermon of the previous short business meeting followed o'clock in the Legion Home. Prin­ to the children along the line of Sunday when ha maintained that the meal. Hpadquarters cipal Edson Bailey was chairman Spring Ceremonial on Saturday, march. _ ^ of the committee. .April 2.V On this date the Forest Other committee heads are: Gus III FOR will also observe its 25th anniver­ Peterson and Jack Gordon, cos- sary. tume.s: William Anderson, trans- Members of Emblem Club. No. 1 portationr James Baker and Roy 5, will hold a special meeting to­ •It was through the efforts of j Warren, charter rhembers and the comfort of self delusion morrow at 8:30 p. m. at the Elks Past, Grand Tall Cedars William ' canes. All charter members Home in Rockville. Business Anderson and James Baker that ; planning to niarch in the, parade carried over from the last meeting Nutmeg Forest was established in will be discussed. are requested to contact the.se two Manchester In the spring of 1928. committee men. Edward Crsw- Spring At that time approximately • 50 , ford will handle visiting dignitar- A special Maundy Thul-sday members were inducted, but the . les. service will be held at the Center organization now has a member­ IS IN THE AIR Congregational Church Thursday ship of more than 1,000. This num­ ] A mounted platoon of the Gov- ber is expected to grow on April i ernor's Horse Guard will also par­ night at 8 o'clock. The topic of ticipate In this part of the cere­ AND yoiiVe up 're't. a-'d v.uu doctor's advice. t e marching delegation.s from Wrs Your prescriptions have prompt, expert attention Hartford. Wllllmanlic. riovy'ence. 'lOU SAVE, and Massachusetts, New York and at our store. «*S! Pennsylvania. Lutz has been appointed mar­ tS M U iS H to net shal. and he has named Jack Gor­ III! don as chief of staff. The mus­ cular dy.strophy project will have >uinn's a prominent pari in the- parade, and James Lewis Is in charge of LPharmaiy arrangements for thi.s part of the ■ ^ INC. W « t « affair. Cedar Paul Young Is in charge bf floats and signs. Daniel Heir Is heading a committee which will purchase balloons, lollipops i

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pL.^X X U , NO. 154 (CIimoUM A dvorttiM i r « l « M ) MANCHf!STER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1953 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) PRIcixnVE CBHTS

m Dog^B W orld C r A BoHPrelty Crowdetl N od .i' Bill V / . —S ington. Apri' l - ( y p ) House today Assed '^sent to the Senate )i Bhi^ establishing titla-^fop^he es to oil-rjdrMbmer^ed ^eodstal ■ was passed after to shelve the bill was "defeated. 283 to 106. / POW Swap oviet es Aid The rollcall vpte on final passage was 285 to 108. This compared with the/465 to First, Clark 100 margin by which House Indicated In Move jto approved a sim'Uar b l^ n the last . y soasion of Congress. That legia lation passed' the-.S'enate .too, but T ells; Reds Stockholm,'^/ a 1— ( A V - ^mabiately captured top jittcntlon Stop Strifie' was'eventually killed by PiasI at tha UN. ■ Truman's veto.'’ Swedish Deimiy Foreim Min< President ..Eisenhower has en­ Munsan, Korea, April 1— First Aeeord in Months' .' istcr DaX Dammatfikjold to* Agreement on a aucceaaor for Bjt EDDY GILMORE dorsed th ^Ian to give states title (yP)^Genvr Mark Clark, the d>^ accep^tn a Seeprity Coi|n- r r1 to the dffshore lands within tkelf Lie was the first concord betweeh Moscow, April 1— (/tt X United Nation.8 Commander, cll off Of to succeed Trygve the Soviets and' the West on ahy historlcT boundaries. ^Truman, ad- made it clear today that the Foreign Mbiiater V. M. Mojoi/ ng federal control, argued Lie as .UN Secretary General. major issue vb«fore the UN in first concrete step toward many months. Delegatea hailed it to\ pledged Soviat Afiaistancfi' the lands belonged ■ to the. U)day In tn^jbig to bri«|r(»bodt / •mole country, not' the coastal truce in Korea must be with the speculation that if the United Nations, N: Y., Cold War adversAries could get to­ an armistice in KtoitiMn the / /•tates. Estimates Estimate on the oil value '.r-A/ exchange of sick and wo April 1—(yp>—UN delegates / vary, but it la generallyg agreed to gether on a new UN chief execu­ basis of proposal^" by • ed prisoners of war.. / today viewfd the East-West tive, Uie way may be paved for lunount to many billions of dollars. -.T But he told jiewsmen / 'We're En-lai, the Chinese jinimer..''-' Voting for the bill on final pas­ agreement oh a new UN Sec­ eettiement of other bitter problems making all preparations/and will harassing the 60-nation world Molotov's statement waa this sage were 188 Republicans and 97 be ready to go. We donT want to retary General and (>mmu* first official ^'Soviet comment oii V Democrats. Against it were 18 Re­ organisation, do anything to hold - up negotl- pist Chinese proposals to set­ tha latoat/Korean developfiaeiits. X publicans, 89 Democrats and 1 In­ Vw’|prabl<‘K.| Photo. \ .ationa." tle the Korean prisoner-of* HammarMcJoId waa approved I t gpp>td in tha form of . a dependent. A rarity, ladacid, ittaa a dog^i first Utter numbers 111'puppies. fivrnaka Flicka II, three year old \ Clark's demand - that exchange flret yCstenUy in m a«cr«t huddle foraign'ministry announcement^is* The motion, to send the bill purebred cellie ewuw, by Robert BoM.«e ef M Dr^b' F. ia ahauii abetve w|fh the nine anriTving oY disabled prlaoners be the flnit war question as major steps of the Security Oouncira five sued through the Official Soviet hack to committee, was offered by puppies who are three 'weeks eM. eome^from a loug line of chempiona. (Story on Page I I ) order of busin'esa came as Red in the Soviet Union’s new, permanent ■ mefnbera—the U. S., news .agency Taag and btoucasT Rep. Celler (D-NY) and supported China's Premier, Chou En-lai, pdst-Stalin peace offensive. Britain, France, -the Soviet Union by Moecow radio. // by proponents of federal 'control cabteil to United Nationa head- With Ajidrei T. Viahtnaky and Nationalist Chiiia. Bach agreqd' not to uae hia vato if the ^ ^ e «B«Mgalsea gaattCa^ b ( the oil-rich offshore lands. quarteVa the latest (Communist making hia ftraf' UN appearance Molotov said'the Soviet jj^venl* The - House was expected T a x ^ L iR t proposal-for ending the Korean aince hta return from Moscow, the won the seven/council Votes neces- aary for his selection. > " ment "recogiiixea the /Completo ' promptly to vote on final pas- fighting./^ I Security Council yesterday broke Justice" of the new propOMls “ and Jlh|>eata Demand-' ita long deadlock over a successor In a hastily- called meeting - .y "*^otes on amendments yesterday Names Just after, the t>ouncH then exprinaea 1^ readiness to fUUy as­ f la i T h e UN commander voiced the to Tr>’gve Lie and nominated Dag sist" in realising thbm. clearly Indicated thatythe bill, in­ Hammarakjold, ( Swedish deputy^ nominated Hammatokjold bver- volving control over billions of s in same demand Tuesday in a letter There haev b ew two proposals— answering an earlier Red proposal foreign minister, to fill the poaC whelmlngiy, 10-0,EiatlonaIlat China ^ 'f 1 dollars worth of oil- and gas de­ lanchester \taxpayerk abatained, becatise Sweden rtcog- one frohi North Koren for the ex­ ,. 21 to trade disabled — - Hammarakjold had not prevloualy change of s t ^ and wounded: pris­ posits, would be passed by a, large hfivl!^ propefty assesiiiMi prisonerfAMd to niaes the Chinese Cbmmuniat gov­ resume the suspendedinded .truce talks. been mentioned publicly as a pos­ oners,' sndXanother from Chou majority. ernment, but this did not count as New Cla^h at nO.OOfl or more are School The^ plan Chou cabled to UN sible choice. En-lal In /Peiping for the repsria- Rep. J. Frank Wilson (D-Tex.), a veto. / listed bn Page 24 of to­ headquarters was first broadcast The surpriae Eaat-Weat agree­ a n other priamiera of war. a member of the House Judiciary ■■ — V -• ment came on the heela of Red Hunmamkjold now 'must ba eommittce which handled the leg­ Washington, Apiil 'I— (/P) day's Herald. Ttie assess­ Englewood Cliffs, N. J., by Peiping Monday. It Called for Under the Isttir propoealprisohers immediate exchange of ail priaon- China’! broadcaat offer twd" days confirmed by the Oeneral Aaeembly. finwmng to return home would bd islation, said, he thought it would — Hai'old E. Stassen's verbal ments are as of /Oci, I. April I— (yp) ■—Nuns shep-' ago to settle the major issue atand* Approval was considered certain, bi approved by. even a larger ma­ ers who "insist" on repatriation. /The Chinees reply on exebsngs battle with Sen. McCarthy 1952. ■ . \ \ . herded 95 orphan -boys to The rest would be turned over to ing in the way of a Korean yta sick' and wounded prisoners - jority than thO 265 to 109 margin armistice. -The proposal had (m- (Chnttnned on Fnge T v ^ ty -e rr e ^ by which similar legislation was (R., Wi«.,) mgj' be only the Th(e numberXof IlNingk, Sft'ety toda,v as fire swept St. a neutral state until their future was in answer to a propMsl-madF passed during the last Conifress. forerunner of future clashes this year Is 90(1;, a sHfht' Joseph’s ^ ^hool for Boys, is idetermined. Of 132,000 Chinese earlier by Otn„ Msurk Oailc. tha The bill to which he referred later with Republican Senators un­ Increase over last, yefirV \fitop the Hudspn RiverVPali- and North Korean priaonera In UN commander ih. JCona- caarR was vetoed by the then President less he reepmmends. large UN- stockades only about 81,000 has said sxdu TVumanv total of 8R5. \ / ^ ' ides. '■ ■' \ ■ have said they Want , to go home,, oners must be Oaiirt.For tr.,A Rule \ cuts in foreign aid spending. Thb Information is^lcoiii flames shot through the roof The Communists have listed 3,198 Van rieet says a t^ toenunf ' About 'M a y 't 'Staaaen wiU lay «< three-atory- woodien bpiid- American . priaonera. - all -of whom In thrie cases. 'th(e Supreme piled hy Tlie Herald from Cbort -has held that the federal before Congreaa requests for funds ng. ^ e 17 sisters of the Order presumably would want to leave ivarnmtnt has domihation oyer to' operate the Mutual Security, records at the assessor« o r > of St.XJoseph of Newark, led the North Korea, and about 9.000. oth­ e submerged' lands, j often mis- adminiatration, which he heads, for office. grammV smool-age. children from er priaonera, mostly South Kora- Prevented Win in kenly called tidelanda.’, the year beginning July I. Con- Ill e«i[iii^qj |i«ii ii(sii'M:iiiiw;iiiq claaaroom*. \ \ ana. \ g' President Eisenhower Jias gresSTohSI 'ICkdera -who talked "with B)l^^ Qulrkly Controlled Many UN delegates said the-Red (------he favors state ownership. him and President, Eisenhower st pmen hah the blage under proposal appears to represent/r Washington, Apjfll 1— G«n. Ji While most am«i|dlmenfs consid­ the White House -Monday said contrhj^iit abhiit alujiqur, reversal of hong standing Commu­ fled today he* was .stopped by orders mkkinf an ank* ered during yesterday's sessions plana for a reduction were /lis- nist demands for forced repatria­ Mqrine Bares Onf \pf the aiatem said that' phibiouH landing behind'the/^nuAU; st littfirin Juna, 195f, were rejected by overwhelming cussed,'-'but no Agure wat/ihen- tion of all prieohere. The repatrie- repraaeatod In tllk WiUfilHl I tioned. /•' about lO^a. m., a loud rraslt\was tion. diepute wai the only/ major which he waa convinced could A roy jt^Rled gmifii in voice 'votes, the House/did adopt hitord. Au\.of, the lights- In ''the Ha declared tWs wnnikt* ___ ^ one Important change proposed by See Sfore fipendiM ^eeua blocking a truce when negb- K or^ . The former. Eighth Annyt^ F i^ Slayings building wnt muting communitiea to add fluor­ the exchange of sick and woondid substantial reductions. ‘ the Mu­ authorities, in holdups w|>ich net­ ide compounds to -their water au^ prisoners of war, and a* YMbV* tual. Security administrator may ted the youth only a sniall sum of ^ m a 1 1 pi^onero jdurtTnot forcibly be. re* piles. If they so deaire. undar regu­ express readineae to reatiB a g r * »-‘ Civil Se find himself embroiled in \a broad- money. Four of the sla^'lngs occur- j In lation by tha BtaU.Haaith dsMrt- ment on the Inunediate Mttiomsat’ acale battle with Republicans .who red in tha Midweet; the fifth in I X - iilK spokfamen generally- api v ment. / ef the entire question and tbarotar see in foreign aid a budget^uttlng New York state./ f^l'ftos* ' o'f-f-1 ea X the R^a ae-Smith (R,, Me.|/declared A t tne same tiihe, the c o i^ lttM oT ending the war In Keraa.' " fob Prmeelion target much more aasaitablp then The Marine, FriNl E'. McManus, I i D f l l l l C S - ttially aro ready to brihg the K X ^.*’c e 1* no doii^thatthere were voted against a bill whlc,h would Bopporta CUaa Rede renter defense expenditure: 18, „of 'Valley Stream, N. Y., who { rean war 'to a do** on terma *nortage*" deaptte th* Pentagon a have prohibited fiuorida^n In any "I. am authorized to'state that' /_/ ; y Staaaen, who sharply crit'l( the Soviet government expreeaeg! was oni'a'ld-day leave which ended tnXhe UN. denial that^here were any of water supplies in the state. i Washington. /Kj^W 1— W — McCarthy for his Senate in .Seoul, April 1—(/Pi -Small-scale The question of w hm er fluoride its full, eoliderity with thia noble President Eisehhowtr today 'Monday night, was held lilsjsil here The smmuniat command ha* conaeqiien^ / g a t i^n g committee's agree: but bitter fighting erupted along ‘ anav-Vd Cbirk’ji letter;’ She ^ d the bqulry would ,at- compoundk decreesc t ^ t act of the government of the (% • Stripped a v il Seivice Job protec­ with aonle. Gre'iek ship owneWi to awaltirig arrival of aiithprities f r ^ three states. . the Korean battle front today as In which he prdj^ed aettling de* i tenrntXto pinpoint reaponalblli^. a matter of contfoversy within tion from "rtore than several hun­ halt ahlpments to Red China' and UN troop- anxiously awaited the the. dental profession. . ’ (Oentiaoed 4Ht Page Fbevteiiia) ■ dred" pollojr-making government Korea, will fjace McCarthy sen ; McManus, who told police the tailii for exchangihir *lck and; M>*- Smith ia chairman of the young girl seiaed with 4>{ih was his outcome of Communist truce over­ wounded prl.ionefa/before taking j/8uhcommlttee A t present Coiiiiectlcut hag/no Jd i 4 / officials appojiaed by Democratic the table when the Senate Ap'prh tures. She said ahe jwas- gratified by prohibition against, fluo'ridation, administfatiohs. prialioha committee passes wife, said in-a signed-^statement up plana for,Ceaumhiig truce ne­ admitting the slayings that he • Mont combat' veterans* were gotiations. X / I recent reports that the ammunf- And Naw Britafn hai used fluoride •.feV) staged the holdups tq get money hopeful blit wary. ' •" There was no lndicat,lon when^ fion shortage in* Korea lud beeit compounds in ita water since D«r tfve Tbe Fifth Air Force reported I cured. But ahe inaistedv. that not he-only "to take my wife to California." a renly would he fprthci^lng. '« I cember; 1960, Allied Sabre Jets blasted 33 Red I would not alow down' the Inqtilry Bulletins nami: iblicana who, Signed Htatenient Allied and Communiat'';,lialson A t a public hejkring last week, to Dubuque County Sheriff Leo J. MIG jets out of K-orean skieS for officers met for 30 piuiutea\Wed- I into why it ever existed. ■'—✓ proponents of iSuoridatioiWsupport- from the AP Wires federal "agencies. demandihg that foreign aid take some heavy cuts this artin said McManus in a signed only two Sabrea lost in aerial com­ nesdav afternoon^ih Panmuiilom. She said that shortage* during ed the measure giving the health / When the Republicans went into year. They include Chairman s'tatement had admitted doiible bat in March. A UN spokea^'n said the Reds I the 22 months that 'Van Fleet department regulation over the office after two decades of Demo­ The monlhly air summary show­ ansnyered' sey^al Allied queries ; led the Eighth Army had caused practice. UENdU RED DfiriATIVa cratic rule under Prealdepts (C«niinued o* Page Fourteen) Sontinised on 'Page Twenty-two) ed, -however, that 18 Allied planes reatrlction* or limltatton upon the They included a numbi'r of Con­ ..Waahington, April I— -w.. Roosevelt and Trupisn, new de­ were lost to gll'causor—tvyo tb- (Continued on Pnge Fourteen). fighting "men in the frontline.” necticut dentists, The 'State Medi­ The State Department todny ; partment heads protested they had MIGs. seven to Red ground fire Rnr# Fund* Flen cal Society, the State Health de- rejected the very* idea that Rua- .. power to choose only a handful b f and nine to other causes. Another' member. Sen. Byrd .partk'*.ent\and , , _ a number of munlci- ■ ■ oncers. ' ’ ala has token the hiittattve la f their top assistants. Other posi­ Tour Batile Zone (D„ Va.TC asserted that h* was ‘ P*jJ'**'I** (^Bcera. .trying to settle the Kerean war. . Submariflt oi the Plaiit? Three oiit-of-stato dentiatA two tions had been placed under Civil Army Seefatary Robert T. B.- not going to let the PentagonI ^ UiHxdn White, department prem •-Rarvlecv. - . , , .' ... - . ■Stevens, Geh Mark Clark, Far leaders make the inquiry an oc- n t them member* of the Tufta News Tidbits Medical "schYKw 'factilty;, jObied- k ' -effioeis eaU. daawed - Elsenhower announced Marches E(S81 Coihmahder; 'i-*a's afid 'L y L ' Gdh: Tariinr fo r derrtafi'dliig bUV* 'addi­ 1 caa ae«" how a recent aeries of ' that . he was going , to isisue an Maxwell D. Taylor. Eighth' Army, tional appropriations. He com­ number of private eitiaens at the A-jEli^ne for NaDtilus Culled from AP-Wire* .hearing to .oppose, fluoritjation. ’ Soviet. Maneuvers nmonat to.^ order "titL'pro^de • the'"heads of commander; tbuffed'The battle xohe mented;- r'*They always -do when ■aay more'ttian 'irteps timrard ain- agencies with greater freedom in we start a congressional inves­ They contended-that the dentista" and visited an observation post who say fluoride compound*, eepUnee-ef propoaiUa. this afi*.,; determining" - who should occupy overlookinst Communist-held Old State Director of Internal Reve­ tigation." . crease ,'ooth decay were wi tlea haa been pushing for yenra. 'the Jobs in' question Now Running in Idaho Baldy hill north of Seoul. nue James J. Graham reports IS* •' An amphibious movement and' said it had not been j,,,pro] The White House statement at "Stevens, in Korea to'in.spect the millinn dollars paid In by Connecti­ srpi'ind the -enemy ilDes. such a-* that., fluoride compounds are BIVENS NOT WORRIED the tlnm said 'Civil Service, with combat sone and for a first hand cut corporations, and -individuals, Van Fleet .said he pronosed. was ' harmful to health, Reoni, April 1 -j— i/P7 — Army ; its protections against a Job holder . Bv ELTON C. FAY . lua, the hull of which is being built survey ammunition- supplies,, in income tax, as of midnight last the maneuver Gen. Douglas Mac-1 ' Plan X3hangee - -He^'retary Robert .Stevens anid , being ousted, was never intended Idaho Falls. Idaho. April 1 -iB — - at Groton. (Jonn. . visited jeviM i U. S. divisions. At .night... President Eisenhower and Arthur carried oiit In 19.V) to I ' The committee said it proposed today the Eighth Army has snf- to cover "those positions, where,- Look, pardner, that's'a submariiie The submarine thermal reactor the 630th (lydnance Ammunition Judith Gertrude Raaheta, 4, inaug­ shatter the-North Korean armies. - to make certain changes In ,th* fleteat ammunition "no amtteg . tha dutles are such that there must out on the aagebruah plain! Well, is only one of the ^ wonder* scien- Company. the\Army' Secretary urate annual buddy poppy sale M MacArthur made his end -run on j regulatory bill-under consideration whnt happens." "1 anTaot -woro ' be a close personal and confiden­ anyway, part of one. , ' lists haVe brought to tha.-cluste'r of Veteran! qf Foreign Wars.' I'i.the west coast and hi* armies ; at the public hearing, but there tial relationship between the in­ was Told the amn^nition supply at Tied about the ammualtMa altaai You never expected to see a ■ gray concrete buildings scattered the moment was Shove norma). Group composed of 500 super.: plunged all the Way to the Yalii i;.waa no information aa to what ape- tion," he told cor-respnadanto cumbent, of the position and the aubmarine out 'here where it'a so over some of the 440,000 acre* of When he return*)to Washington. I visory employes -of New“ Haven ' river boundary of Korea and cillc changes would'appear In the head of the agency." X P the National Reactor Testing Sta­ after a tour of the combat aaae. dry even tKb rivers get dost in the Stevenr 1* e\pecte/l to testify be-; !^i _ • *■ 'Press Secretary James C. Hag- ground? tion'(NRTSl 40 miles from this (itohiinuMi on Page Tbree) ' * (ConMnued M Page Fourteen) “No? Well,, neither did you ever ' easteirn Idaho city. / t fore a. .Senate s(^ommittee In- q , Dumane”- m hia"fight'to keep RR.\S8 p l a n t s l a t e d • ■ (Continiied on' Page Two) see one that runs ' by apiftting The ,AEC operate* the .■rtatton y " ~ ' t 'control of railroad.. .Detective Lt. . r Bridgeport, April 1^—tdV—Th# atoms. / to atifdy and develop method.* for (Continued on PaVe Twenty-Three.) .Michael J. Flynn says'he believes • • ’i Bridgeport Btaaa Compaay la ' Built into a section duplicating producing power from nuclear fls.r. hta bureau has solved fl8,4(M rob­ working on plana tor the eoa- identically that of a real subma­ sion. Not the sudden unleashing, of bery of Peoples .Savings Bank of Ex-Cpngressman Merritt straetloB of a H >M fi.M #^ Mediator Enters rine hull is whaV the Atomic Ener­ the awful power of the bomb, but WidowX^rreslcil New Britain Dec. 18, 1950, 000,006 new bran* and nap'ptf gy Commission lAECi calls a cfintrolled reaction' to produce President Eisenhower arid C?bair- tube preeeeaiag plant to he lo(iat>' Railroad Dispute •thermal reactor” and the steam heat which will tufn wheeis for man Taber tR*NYj of House Ap- Dies; Was' in 100th Ypar ed. here nt Ita plaat near tha- turbine syalenTN^'hlch makes up a peaceful indultry—or prope) dead­ III 850,000 Fraud 'propriations committee talk ov«>r Peqnoaneelc RHrer, Harman W«. complet* ex^rimehtal power ly aubmarinefi prospects for rutting .federal StelakriuM, aampaay praaMeali Pittsburgh, April 1 — (dh — A plant.'' , Here they' put’ to lest-i the New Haven. April 1 A 61- spending.,, Japan and U."'S. t6 --Stamford, April 1 • (8?}r-Schuy>-:> for many yeara of it* school com­ aald today. federal mediator sought -today to Makea Steam - « theories and blueprints and scale sign new treo tj'-'o f friendship, ler Merritt, former Connecticut mittees. 'and active helper In fa bring an early end to 4 railroad year-old—'widow, i-eleased from er plant now 'is In oper- models which nuclear physicists commerce arid navigation, first Congressman, 'died at his ..home hundred civic causes. ' PROBERA GIVEN POWOI ^ strike which has forced closing of prison, yesferday, was back in jail- ation, it* atom Tiasioning chain re- \ and engineers dream up inslabora- today awaiting « Superior Court such Japan haa signed since'Worldi here early today. . He w;*s in his Only one- other Connecticut man, Waahlngtaa. A p ril,.I (j A ■ four big U. S. Steel Ckirp.. .plants aotiqp,.,producingJ heat in the -'‘fur- tories. They gel tough - assign­ lOOfh year. former Governor Wllburfid. Cross, hearing - on charges of swindling: War II. ' - > PreaideBt Etaanhdwer tadaf " in the Pittsburgh area and idled nace" to_ make steam for the tur­ ments. '■ the aon of m former U. S. .Senator! Msttoew B. .Ridgeway to Few Connecliciit-.members of ever had a atate parkway named Aave the Seaate Commetc* opRr . some 35,000^ steelworkers. bine. <*» ’ ' ly-eeder. Reactor . Of more, than J-50.0(00. . .visit U. S. military Installationa in CongresaLifver-served their state for him. 1 ' mittee power to eramln* tacma# VWsrren me of the National . Formal announcement of ita suc- There is the task of devising a • Arrested by State Police Detec-i Slorocco for four day* in Washington longer than did A>ui. no other Republican rep- tax returaa la a.ma*a Ml# MMto&V /Mediiliation Joard, armed u’ith in- .-cessful operation was made by the machine to produce more material live John _Doyle as she left the next -week... 'British occupation Schuyler Merritt, the lawyer, in­ resentaUv* in the cotmtry J>eaide U«aae aald was ' « « W m /. struqtiaiu^o /do .everything pos- commission in Washington yeater-" than it uses a real lifting-your-] State. Priaon for' Women'at' Nian- authorities han^' over .flve'fornser dustrialist. banker ajtd civic-mind­ Schuyler Merritt unseated a Dent- Fork watfstoeat : to settje the walkout, arrived «Jay. ^etf-by-the-bootatraps operation.TUc, Mr*. Margaret F. Robinson Nazi leaders to \West German ed ciUzen-(of Stamford. ocratic incumbent in tha Roose­ here-yesterday from Washington The plant is now operating at The scientists hsve labeled this (.was confined to ihf county Jail authorities for possible triat"'-:on Few residents ,of Stamford .evar velt landslide of 1932. I n v e n t io n and opened exptoaratory -OLlk*. reduced power which ia being built the "experimental breeder reac­ here in lieu of 110,000 bail charges theV plotted to overthrow wera ax much a part of ' their F M BleetMl la 1917 / W aO dei^ly Apttt; There was no Immediate indication I'P gradually to Eventual full heat tor." ■' She is accused "in a -Superior' CThancetlor KonraS Adenauer's community aa Merritt, head of its Merritt was tha 64-year-foid of any progress^ ^ output. This ffrsl, land-locked nuc­ l^ a basic’' theory i* that a re­ CkMirt -bench warrant issued by government. leading Industry*, and of a prom­ vice-pr*aid*Bt of th* Tal* and party halfia About 1,500 members of the lear angina will b* the pattarn for actor . CAP produce more fia'sion- Judge William: J. Shea of obtaining . Adlai Steveeeep arrivaa in Sai­ inent -bank, one ef the' organlura Towne . Manufacturing . to m l«*liM an actual sca-golng model to go ' 7 gon. Indochina, from Singapore on of its Chamber of Commerce and / ea Fagp Twieaty-five) into tot Ngvy'a aubmarine NauU- (OoatthiMd ea PafiS T(mii^-flve) (Contlajlied on Page Twenty-three) hia Aalaa fact-finding tour.i - its’ Community Cheat, chairman> oa Piifia Fto#> ■£ . . L '- i. ■ V