... ------— V^DNEflDAT, XABCH t ItM WT 4lattt]f»Bt»r Cvmftts l|»ralb Red Cross Drive Opens Tomorrow— Too Can H e lp ! M n. Braast Bragaton, Mrs. l-lW olf, Mrs. Robait Hawlty and Siinaat Olreb of Paat Nobb Ham Brennan, M n. 1Hariay Dai Mra. Byron Boyd. Onuub mat to Odd EaUowa haU Enters Own Business GOP Dinner A l K H i t T o w n for tkolr monthly maattog and 'Avtrsfe Daily Nat P r ^ Ran T h e W satlw r aoelal, Moaulay aventog. Mra. Mary Per the Month of Eebrnnry, 1950 Paraeoat af 0. •. Weather BaNan Smith, the hoataoa, araa aaalated by Plans Progress {weed on .. jtb m aiUdM tar Um Mra. Fraaoaa Harron, Mra. Iva t M b t» tiM Ceath Matkr^ Ingraham, Mra. Mlnnla Johnaton Gay-Colorful—Decoratipe I 9 ,8 7 7 Eelr, cold and windy thia after- - .„-■» iwa malaf. 1h« Mb and Mlaa Emily iClaamann. OauMa G>mmittee in Charge to the town 2/lllallt-JjPRiFr Iw u F n iliM 2ElFraiO nooai fair aad eoMe rtonlgkt; Prt- wfll tagta «t Btoa o’doek, llrara- Neniber e t the Andit w an to charge of Mra. Maybel Bnrann af CUronlnttaas day fair aad aoattnaed eold. da^. b fha «hnr4i bMunant Meet Tonight to Fur Dowd and the attendance prlae * MtmchpUer— A City of VlUags Charm waa furnlahed by Mra. Anna Dart by Harry Catpet ^ 1 «A m Atd loetoty t t Zkm ther. Testimonial Three Styles In LaHMtaa «hnreb win tava a meet* Advortiatas aa Baga IS) Mba Anne Hawley, daughUr of Co-Chairman George B. Williams VOL. LXIX, NO. 128 MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, MARCH 2. 1950 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS lag thb tTMiliiv, CiAlowliif tnc Mr. -and M n. Robert Hawley of Curtain-Sub tI o UBton MT«ic«. Coburn -road la on the dean'a Hat of the ticket committee for the tes for the iaat aemeatar at the Uni- timonial dinnar to be held on April Sr. Barnard Sheridan U Uated IB at the State Armory for Town «* wtenar o< the radio given by the veraity of Vermont, Burlington. Fatal Crash She la a aophoroore, majoring In Chairman William Davla, an Air Injection cadMran at Maty, and Paul Sheri home econonilca and made the nounced thla morning that a spe Ruffled Curtain Pennsylvania Told dan Krid the wlnnins ticket cial meeting o f hla committee will Judge Keech Decides dean'a Hat oif a prevloua occaalon. be held this evening at t o’clock In Vein Seen SorcM aocbty memberi are re- at hla home, 242 Parker street. mtadad of the monthly nwetlns Aldo L. Bellucgl of thia town, a The RepubUcan Activity Com- tWf ovenlng, following the Lenten aenlor at the tJhlveralty of Ver mlttea . with, its chairman, ax- Public Emergency mont Burlington, made the Dean’a Framing Death Cause qubt hour at Emanuel Lutheran Msyor Cecil W. England, hM Hat for the fall aameater. Ho waa planned a big program for tha din Mine Workers Union chnrch. The gueat apeaker will be one of a group of atudenta at the ner In honor ot tha new town Rev. Emeat Oordon, mlnlater of Unlveralty of Connecticut Fort chairman. Stretches to 200” . 8” wide. Fits any single or double State's Star Medical the Talcottvllle OongregaUonal Trumbull branch who earned flnat Thoaa parsons askad to attend R e s u lt o f S trik e church, who wlU teU of hla exper- academic honora, before trana- the meeting tonight include Har window. Witness in Trial of lencea la a Japaneae concentration ferrlng to the U. of V. OamUb 1. Aadlab old Maher. A. B. Bailey, Jnmee T Dr. Sander Gives Opin camp In World War H. Duffy. Edward Edgar, Donald Governor Calls on All Is Not in Contempt NO MEASURING— EASY TO HANG Greater Unity Vernar W. Nylin of Harriaon After almoet 27 yean aa mana Hamtogway, George Hunt, Thom ion Before Jury Today Memorial Lodge, No. 88, Knlghta Villages, Towns and atreet haa volunteered to conatnict ger of the food department of the as Hooey, Everett Kennedy, Joseph QUICK TO LAUNDER of Pythlaa, wlU meet tonight at 8 J. W. Hale Corporation, CamlHo J. Naretto, C. C. Varney, Stuart Waa- a table for uae of the Qlrl SCouta Cities to Allocate Plans Studied Bulletin! Announces Verdict of o’clock In Caatle hall, Qolway Andiaio of 461 Woodbrldge atraet ley, Randall Brown. JoMph Ted- HANG IN A JIFFY Fire Iffnites Frozen Cool; at Camp Merrie-wood. Maachester, N. H., March 2. Mine Is Put Btreet haa left Hale’a and la now oper ford Arturo Gremmo, Rusaell Available Fuel Supplies Water Used Refreczea It 'Not Guilty' on Both ating hlH own bualne^a, the Impe Prentice, Raymond' Gorman, Ru NO RODS REQUIRED —(P)—The stale reated at 2 rial Package athra, '' at 88 Oak dolph Swanson, Viiicent ktoreto, In Public Interest; Low Proposal for Link Be p. m. (ex.t.) today la the Civil and Criminal Ae- atreat. Otto Harnuuui, Edward Lynch, Samler “mercy death" murder Under Guard Buffalo, N. Y., March 2.--(P) Mr. Andblo aald today that ha John Wennargran, Bdwta Johnaon, Readings Add to Woe tween Foreign, Domes trial. Workera in a coal yard built rufiutions Today; As regrata leaving the company with Ralph Norton, Earle Clifford Ed a fire under a gumlola to thaw Plain Shades in Plastic tic Economic Policies a frosrn ahlpmcqt so they which he haa been asaoclated for win Jacobeon, Earle Rohan, Stan Pittsburgh, March 2.—
IM'" r. ^rvo MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 2. 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1060 PAGE tHREI heels e f ahrlnklng aalea tax ra* * _____ — turaa. The aalea tax la toe Mggeat Tax Revenue general fund tax producer. Budget Bush May Get Figures Given John H. EUlott, county agricultur the blast In prsparstlon for eholr Huge Brink Holdup Gioir Tardiness praetleo, said ha had smslled Director W eir flrat eaUmated an Patterson Reveals al agent, to paitlclpata In a dairy Local School Children Honored Bns Extensiono SERVICES barn tour Friday, March 3. Tour neither gas nor smoks In the build imal returns at $92,000,000, latar ing. Falling Down dnpplRg the fignio to $29,600,000. Science Post On Vets’ Aid Service Choices will take m farms In Ellington, Averts Injuries Hearings Held n «t latcfvrH tkt w M m Vernon end Tolland that nave O’OMhMr now aoM It aa leas than Victims Found Here newly remodeled stables and one- thah-under $2S,OOOAOO. NOW p l a y in c T— «f Hm fuiily. Priest to Urge Naming Expenditures in State Washington, Match 2—(P>—Rep story dally barns. Schedule fol Beatrice, Neb., March 2—(F)— Hartford, March 2— — Two> likely to Be Drop of ■tampa Ohme Oeaoera The M M t Praised lows: 10:30 a. m., Frank Nleder- Because everyone In the choir of Guillotine Again resentative Patterson (R-Conn) he.-'rings for bus routs extensions,' Slumping returns from both By Truman at Head Manchester Trust Com-1 Pteture In The Nation! %-erfer farm, Vernon; 11:80 a. m., the West Side Baptist church was 20 Per Cent in Corpoi^ these aourcea are causing concern *Hurricane TourhU* For Fiscal Year of one In Danbury and the otter In' today named George Schulta. 14 WUUam Niemann’s farm, Elling late for practice, the church was Busy in Filmland West Haven, were held befora tha,' In the govemor'e office which la John B. Burko aOon Levy Now CH New Foundation pany Reports Cheriis | 1949 Top 71 Millions Baker street, Wlnated, Conn., and ton; 12:30 p. m. lunch (bring ow n ): empty when an explosion ripped It State Public Utilities commission: fighting to keep the state from Chase Excitement ‘BATTLEGROUND’ " " I Casmir Thomas BycoskI, 192 Mr.in 1 p. m., Charles Hoffman’s, Elling apart last night. today. , FUNERAL HOME winding up In the red. Of Local People Were i PLU S: News, Shorts Hollywood, Msreh 2.—(J')—The HarUord, March S—t*V-Tha Washington, March 2— (T)— Rap- Hartford, March 2 — (/p) — Ex atreet, Terryvtlle, as hit principal ton; 1:30 p. ip., Hoffman Brothers’, The choir was to have met at The Danbury Power and Trai>s-( Pinal answer on the corporation Ellington; 2 p. m., Bahler Broth guillotine Is busy again In the •tCMtOMlOTat 1M.MS three per cent oorMration tax — resen^tlva Priaat (D-Tann) said Recordak Protected Waahington, March 2— c/P)— penditures totaling $71,737,043 “Battlegraand” Showing nominees to the Naval and Military 7:30 p. m. (c. a. t.) A t 7:86 the portatlon company asked permta^ tax Is expected around April 10 Ever hear of the "hurricane ers’, laiington. unexplained blast tovried the build movie Industry. the sUte'a eecond bifsaat general today ha will urge Presldant ’Tfu- were made by the Veterans admin A t 2:16, 9 m nnd OfiNT academies, respectively. slon to extend a bus line about h when returns for corporatlona who touriaU?" More than $600 has been realised ing and ahattered windows and Four ot the five big studios re mile to provide better service foi* fund money raiaer—Ja falling down A t laast 17 local bank cheeks istration'In ConnecUcujt for direct Saturday Continuous Show Schultz’s alternates, in order, ended their flacal year Dec. 31 ere man to name Dr. Vannevar Bush They're curious fblka who go and indirect benefits to veterans, towaM local.Heart Fund goal of shook piaster from the walls of portedly are operating with re factory employes in the south end on the Job. expected to be added up. *”niat will ware part o f the loot aaised in the are: duced staffs. One of them -W ar In fhct, thera’a likely to be a 20 as head o f a new National Science Into potentially dangerous their dependents or beneficiaries William P. F. Wright, Jr.. 36 $325, Mre. Hrifbert W. Cable, chair nearby homes and stores. No one of the city. The route would run tell the story. ’ O’Connor said. Help Repeal The Unfair was Injured. ner Bros.—Is laying off 50 per par cent drop in auch taxea thla foundation now approved by both Brink robbery in Boston, it was hurricane area when they hear during the fiscal year ending June Spencer avenue, Waterbury; John man, announced Tuesday night. Of along Starr street and South strasb a storm si brewing-just to see 30, 1949, It was reported today by 0% Tax on 81ovle Tlcketa this amount, over $300 was real The toppling steeple sheared cent of Its personnel, a trade pa to the Lee factory on Shelter Koc'.C year aa compared to 1M9 aaya Tax the Senate and House. revealed here at Manchester B. Larkin, 18 New street, Ansonia, per said. The studio declined to Cbmmlaaioner Dennia P. O’Ooonor. what's up. Harry T. Wood, manager o f the ized from the Cov-Entry 1950 power and telephone lines, one of road, and on Shelter Rock lane and WINTER Bush Vlhs at the forefront of Trust company today as tha local and Lewis Edward Piefee, Jr., 39 them 'connecting the atudio of comment. Inatead of coming cloae to the 1. R TanneblU, a U. S. Wea Hartford regional office o f the Heart Campaign and "Queen of Great Pasture road to Soutn Purim Fe§tival Atsenca’a wartlmo aolentlflc re bank, in ^ ta of the loaa of the’ Whittier avenue, Waterbury. Radio Station KW BE with Its Most of the studios have large 110,272,298 hauled in a year ago, ther bureau official, deacribed VA. , Heaits" collection. The National atreet. j GLOOM. search effort. As chief of the pro original checks, paid tbe amounta Bycoski’a aifemates are: 811k Company and employes do transmitter. The station was off iMcklogs of unrelcascd films. O tt the commlaaloner expecta retuma called for. them to a reporter today and Ebependitures in the six New SPEOAL NOONDAY Joseph Preston Altleri, South The Connecticut company wanta Begins at Sundown posed foundation he would carry England states during the fiscal nated $160. A total of $32.60 waa the air for nearly two hours. er reasons advanced by Industry to come in a little over $12,000,000. Tbo ability of tbe banking said they were comparable to Britain; (Carles P. Atwood, «r., to transport school children tit out the same <)uty in peacetime. "people wrbo chase fires.” year totaled $413,829,544. LUNCHEONS turned In from a Saturday night Fire Chief Cecil Hess said the sources for the dismissals include West Haven from Campbell avenus CHASER **SUgIit DecttM" Bxpaciad houaaa here and In Boston to car Straits turnpike, Watertown, rnd cauaj of the explosion hadn't been declining theater grosses, per IMriageat Checks Imposed TunehiU said he’s met such largest Amount In List benefit dance, and $32.60 from a and Ruden street to Notre Dam^ State offlciala had expected a ’Tha featival of Purim, the Feast ry tI^t>ugh tbo transactlona start Charles E. MacWilliama, 345 Frost basketball game. Ladles’ Asso determined. Pastor Walter H. HIs wartime record weighed porale while on hurricane duty The largest amount In the list of haps because of television; loss ol •chool and back to Campbell "slight decline" in the corporation of Lots, begins at sundown, today, ed by local paopla la based on the expenditures in Connecticut was road, Waterbury. ciation of First Congregational Klempel, who had fired the church foreign markets; and the high Home Developing and U x for lOSO, but not as much aa it heavily with aacurity-conscious Recordak ayatem which ia atand- in 'Texas and that weathermen Complete avenue Ihfo^gh Cook avenue and and ooncludea at sundown, March House members. Before passing $22,923,360 which went to 39,332 church donated $5 and Greea furnace a couple of hours before CMt of movie production.' Ruden street. '■ now appears to Tax department ard equipment at Manohaoter In Florida aee them, too. C2iobot Post, American Legion, do 8. It oommemoratea tha deliver - tbe fotmdaUon MU yesterday they "n ie y ’re curious about veterans or to dependents of de Printing Outfit reaearchera. Budget W rertor Rob Truat company. ceased veterans in the form of nated $2.50. tied to It some o f the moet string what’s happening,” he said, ert H. Weir had told Governor ence ot.tbe Jews ot ancient Persia President Russell B. Hathaway compensation or pension payments South Coventry Ann Richardson waa drowned ent security and loyalty checks "but usuklly they get mors AT ,An the equipment 3^00 Bowles and the LegUlature that from the maaaacre planned Dy the o f the Trust company, himself a or retirement pay. Queen of Hearts with a total of the tax would yield around $14,- Prime Minister of King Ahaauer- yet to be required of any Federal “ victim” of the Brink koMup, ex than they want before It’s ' Mra. Pauline Little ne«i to do your own at agency. The next largest amount, total 749 votes. Runner-up. was Jean 000,000. Thla figure was used by us. The Hebrew date la tha 14th of plained that probably oomptato over.” WllUmantIc Ez. Phone 2625WI hone— Following House passage, tbs ing $17,035,042, was paid m sub- Kalber with 357 votes. Five ^rls the 1949 Liegislatnre aa a baaia of Adar, 0710. paralyala In regard to the tranaac- bill went to the Senate preparatory siatence allowances to Connecticut took part in the contest, which atatia rerenue on which two-yaar ’The Biblical Book of Esther Uona here would have resulted veterans in training or education FARR'S Jean W. Fitzgerald, daughter of realized $147.96. Mrs. Gable re LADIES* CARDIGAN to ironing out what its supporters spending would be baaed. telU the etory of this ieettval. The from the thefts under usual cir Rev. Gordon under the GI bill. The humber of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fitzgerald, ported that plasUc hearts In stores Aooco Devetopinc and consider minor differences between News that the oorporatlob tax. beautiful Jewess, Eather, w cumstances. trainees was 22,034. South Coventry, and Arthur C. have not been Included nnd there Prtntint Ontfit Complete would probably not. Hve up to tha cbosm by the Klhg as bis Queen. vtirslOilS'passed by the two cham He said that prior to the Brink Another large expenditure dur are a few returns to come In from bers. DorcaE Speaker Forat, Jr„ aon of Mr. and Mra. task expected of It cornea on the A t a aeries of banquets she tells robbery, several Manchester peo ing the year totaled $3,621,379 Arthur C. Forst, Sr., Seagraves sales of tickets. Miss Rlchardron him of Haman’s plot to destroy Priest, author of the House bill, ple bad aubmitted paymenta— which involved subsistence pay waa presented a leather shoulder told a reporter: road. South Cksventry, will appear the Jewish people. King Abaauar- largely for Veterana’ Sorvica In Rev. Ernest Gordon, minister of ments to 3,116 Connecticut dis EASTWOOD saddle-bag during Tuesday night s "A n y number of members of the on the Carnival Junior Legion Pro us ordera Haman hung on the surance itema— to Boston. The the TalcottvUls church for the past abled veterans in education or gram Sunday on Station W TIC be ceremonies at the Hayloft. The $ 7, Houm would like to see Dr. Busb scaffold he had prepared for Mor- checks, drawn against funds In 18 months, was' the guest speaker training under Public Law 16, the B«aal4 Seecea ' Oeac Tieroer ~ gift waa a donation by T u b ri^ s ginning at nopn. Tuesday three Manchester Junior High atudenta viewed their paintings at the Avery Museum in Hartford. TAXPAYER! dqcal. ’The Book of Bather la a In the government’s top scientific the Manchester T n u t company, at the meeting of the Dorcas Socie vocational rehabilitation act. Patricia Neel Blelura Ceala of WllUmantIc. Each of the otter Both are pupils of Group 4 of Walter Kuezynski, James Doering, Barnard achool, Sally Lawlstowskl and Donald Helm, Hollister atreet SWEATERS spot. I intend to recommend it.” Bleksrd Te44 charming atory of virtue rewarded were deposited in a Boston bank ty last night in Emanuel Lutheran George Hersey Robertson School four girls were presented scatter For help on Income Bush, one o f the nation’s fore achool were the place winners from the seventh and eighth grade. Their drawings will hang in the RAY DWYER’S and evil punished. by the various agencico to Whom church. One of the best meetings Flies New Divorce Petition “Hasty “Whirl- with William E. McArthur, teacher pins by Mrs. Gable. Tioga Tarn most scientific autboriUes, was the t Company also gave each of the five museum until March 5 and then they will be shown locally. Tax Returns Phone 'Since that day the Jewish peo they wore sent. o f the season it wras attended by poor and will represent their class In a PHOTO SHOP wartime head of tha Office of girls the opportunity of selecting ple have celebrated this featival This Boston hank Recotdaked more than 60 members and guests. Loo Angeles, March 2.—(.P)— S : U - 4:34 - tM 1 :U - t : U spelling bee Sunday. They will Lxane la NaMlfTs Store Manchester Scientific Research and Develop Jack Carson’s wife, who droppeyl enough yarn for a wool sweater. ToU 78«» with prayers of joy and thankS' the checks: as is tha usual custom, It was the third occasion that compete with other children from lalitles in the field o f plastics and tOM Mata St. ment from which emerged many Mr. Gordon had addressed groups a divorce suit in 1946 after saying Fact Finding Commission on Ed Driver Is Cleared giving. Charity la given, gifts are and then started them back for SVN.: ‘'JOtSON SINGS aGfilN’' the atate in the eame class. Plastics Society their nation-wide promotion pro 4993 exchanged, and a general attitude of the military's most erieettve payment at the Manchester Trust at Emanuel on his experiences as she didn’t want to give testimony This is the second year that Mr. ucatlpn meeting Monday n'Khl gram on March 2-8, brings the / » f well being prevails. The ycuqg weapons. company on which they were a prisoner in a Japanese camp at that would "hurt Jack," has filed McArthur's pupils have been rep' held at Robertson school. Secre Honoring Grant's promotion of plastics to sn unpre 111 Woiiiaii'8 Death are permitted liberties in tbe Tem He was president of the Carne drawn. Slam. This ordeal which he en a new petition. This time the resented on this program. Last tary read a letter from Norman cedented peak. Winthrou Menrimii ple denied on all other occasions. gie Institution for many years, and dured for over three yeags was a charge.8 "extreme mental cruel Cousins, chalirman of the commis But they only got aa far aa year Harriet Thlem participated, sion in Hartford, acknowledging a Public Accountant The Book of Bather Is read at haP long been aaaociated with factor In hia decision to enter the ty.” She was denied a divorce ear finishing in a first place tie with a The Society of the Plastics In New Haven, March 2—(J’)—Rob Brinks' headquarters. There they ministry. He served with the recent report sent them on local aervieea, and at the mention of Massachusetta Instituta of Tecb- lier on the ground of Insufllcleht boy from Hartford area school. ert Rubey o f‘ 116 Lafayette street, S43 Main St. Room 15 were robbed. The Boston bank British Territorials, which corre committee activities and asking dustry sponsor^ a testimonial Mother and Child Haman’s name, the children rattle nology. knew which of Us shipments had evidence. Residents are reminded by Post Milford, was exonerated of crim FOR Manche<^ter, Conn. sponds with our National Guard, that they be Informed of future luncheon to the W. T. Grant Com noise makers tgrsggeni) and Pint Proposed la 1941 master Herman F. LeDoyt that inal reaponalbility today by Cor been taken, and the Recordak pic for seven years, and attained the programs. An item regarding the pany on Tuesday, February 28 in ■UCmp their feet. A federal aelence foundation was tures of all ol the missing checks beginning Saturday and continu Beside Dead Pilot |oner .lames J. Corrigan in the auto rank of captain. work of the local committee con- mobile accident death of a 50-yeH.‘- In thla day and age, the Purim first proposed by President Roose were at once produced. ing each consecutive Saturday the the Hendrik Hudson Room of the ______I velt as aarly as 1941. Since 1946 it A graduate of St. Andrews Uni Uined in February service letter old woman in West Haven, Jan. 13. festival raisea the hopes and Yesterday, accompanied with an versity, Scotland, he entered the local post office will close at 3 issued by the Hartford commission Hotel Roosevelt. New York City. banrts of all people who still do has been S part of President Tru p.m. Beaumont, Calif., March C , Mrs. Margaret Smullen of 14 explanation of the circumstances Scottish Theological College, Edin was read to the group. Reporta This luncheon was in recognition (•'arrcll street, waa atruek by not enjoy perfect freedom. The man's domestic post-war program the Manchester Trust company The twelfth granddaughter atul —A woman and her Ihrce-ycar-old ’ and before C?ongrcM continually. burgh, and in August, 1947, came were given by several local organl of the outstanding achievements in Uubey’e car aa she attempted to Asthmatic? day apsaka of the miracle o f deliv started to get Recordak copies of to this country to stu^ for his twenty-first grandchild of Mr. and zatlon representatives relative to clilld both too badly hurt to crawl ^ erance from evil and tryanny, and A bill was passed in both Houses M ts. Wilton L. Rose has been the promotion and merchandising cross Ornngc avenue carrying her the stolen checks presented for master's degree at Hartford Semi answers to quesUons contained in away. lay for eight hours beside ] pet dog in her arma. While lying glvea tbe promise of the coming In 1948, but was vetoed by Mr. named Alana Louise Rose, daugh the pamphlet. "Studying Our of plastics products by the W. T. Truman because of what he called payment In place of the originals. nary. He was ordained in the NOW—End* Next WED. the, body of their hiuibaiid and i In the roadway she was run .iver o f the day when all men will walk ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Rose of Grant Company. SANSON'S administrative shortcomings. The local bw k has honored the Talcottville church. Schools." O tter reports w In security without fear. KiniimT-RciMiciim Lake street, Bolton. read by the chairman from mem father yesterday after their ninne by two other vchicle.s. She died As approved by the House, the photostatic copies. Mrs. Louise Bengston and her One of the World's largest chain Tbs following services and Pur- hostess committee, in view of the Green-Chobot Post, AL. Coven bers who were unable to be pree crashed against a mountaineide. within an hour from tte combined ASTHMA present bill would create a founda Mr. Hathaway explained this iiK ima-ouiiE Mom stores, W. T. Grant is sponsoring injuries. The dog was killed. tn.. RcUvltleB will be beld at mqming that the system works approach of St. Patrick’s day, try and Mansfield Districts, voted ent. Some of the orgenleationa The wreckage hung ao pre tion charged with spurring re "Grant's Plastics Fair" from Corrigan found that it waa foggy Templs Beth Sholom: similarly here. All checks received used shamrocks and little Irish to participate In the Forty and gave only a report of progress as cariously to a rocky ledge tnat REMEDY Tonight at 7 o'clock—Reading search in the basic sciences, and Eight 'Voiture campaign to raise they need more time to compile in- and raining at the time, that the subsidizing—through a scholarship a re' Recordaked, so that, if any figures for decorations, with cen March 2nd to 8th. During this rescuera had to lash It down be of the Megillah (Book of Blether) funds for a portable lung for Tol formaOon and expect to give rom woman ran directly in front of tte program—the training of promis thing happens to the priglnala af terpiece of daffodils. Delicious week, their 460 stores throughout fore they could remove the woman • 100% ALL WOOL Has brought relief to Friday at 8 p. m. — Sabbath Eve land county. Homer Fontaine, Tol plete reports at the next meeting Rubey car and that it waa ImpoS' ing young scientists to strengthen ter. they leave the Manchester jellied green fruit salad on lettuce, 2nd H IT the United States will feature and child and lower them by ropes many by removing the service and presentation of Btam- toasted cheese sticks, green can land County Chef de Gare and which will be held Monday, htarch Bible for Rubey to avoid striking • FIRST QUALITY America’s position In the race for Trust company, they, too, would plastics products in all window to waiting atretchera below. The her, symptoms of aatbms. Bl U gbt program "Elsther tha not be “ loat” Insofar as the tran dles, coffee and tea were served. Commander Raymond L. Fender 27 at 8 p. m. at the Robertson and interior diaplays. Promotion body of the pilot waa left In the world scientWc aupremacy. holIkn • GSAtr completed the traimaction for such school. This win be an open meet "In my opinion she should not • 7 LUSCIOUS COLORS Queen’’ under tha direction o f Mrs. ' The foundation would be pre saction is concerned. and advertising material on plas plane overnight. NEW LOW PRICE I Sidney Brown. ’The following will BOYD RAEBURN a campaign Monday night. Under Ing to which the public is Invited. have undertaken to cross thla m;iin vented from engaging In atomic One of tbs checks that was tics products will dominate the D. R. Roark, 28. Downey. wa.‘> highway," Corrigan said, . "until • SIZES: 3 4 ^ OPEN 9 TO 9 P. M. participate. Sidney Brown, Wil research, now restricted to the robbed belonged to Mr. Hathaway. Dinner to Honor the plan approved solicitors for Lawrence R. Robertson, Mrs. A_ entire chain for this period. Even killed outright In the craah. Hla a foiM—< mam ^ subscriptions or renewals o f popu' she found a time when the rend liam Cooper, Sidney Mosler, Mr. Atomic Energy commission. The robbery occurred tbe nigbt E. Stewart, Mr. and M r^ H erw rt the 20,000 employes will do their wife, Esther, 26. Buffered a broken Try It Today! Comlfif: «*lt 0*aock Hlch** PDWELL Ixr magazines will begin the can was relatively free of traffic. To and Mrs. Ssm Pearl, Jay B. But otherwise it 'would deal of January 17, and. it was atated W Love of the Board of EJducatlon part by wearing plastic badges back and hla daughter, Slinron Per wie at the teHewtag Rublnow, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Justice Brown vans immediately. The proposed were appointed a committee to have attempted It in the midst of across a broad field o f basic re today that tbe copieji of the checks promoting "Grant's Plastics Fair." Ann. a leg fracture. heavy traffic and then to have Manchester Drag Stoteei Saadala Benjamin Bhankman. An search In mathematics, physics, Help Repeal The Unfair Iron lung wtH be available for use meet with PTA executive commit W. T. Grant Company for a Rain and fog, which apparently on which payment been made txi. 4 nt-Mnnu^uB u m i run Into the palh of Ihi.s ear was QVUiN’S PHAItMAOT Oneg (Bhabbat will follow the serv Wology, medicine, engineering and 26<% Tax on Movla Tlckete by any person at no charge in the tee concerning an all-oirt long number of years has been con are backed by an domnlty bond Norwich. March 2—(P)— Asso range plen for playgrowd area cauaed the accident, haini>ored exercising poor Judgment to eiy ^ Tel. 418S ' ice. other sciences. county and will be kept within scious of tbe tremendous poten- holding the paying nk free from ciate Justice Allyn L, Brown of and* equipment at R o b er^ n reacue efforts. the least." ” ■ NOBTU UNO PHAMMACT Saturday at 10 a. m., Sabbath Would DeVkIop Researchers the county. This county is the only loss should the ori| :nal check be this city, who next week assumes school. Local P.’T.A. la PurchM- Tel. SSM aervlcas Particular atress would be laid reported coimty in tbe state that presented. tbe position of chief justice
MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, COMN„ THURSDAY, MARCH *, I960 irM U POfA wTiu - loeo Suit Against Favors Quiz Have You A IS Today’s Radio Itsti Need of ChOd WKNB -— MO WHAV — 010 O n Changes V e l Center WF HA—103.1 ‘ Doctor Loses Sewer Disposal Problem? Injection WONS — I4U Baetera Staadard riiae ..^ For Affection THEN Kept Active 10: Colter Thinkii I>gisla‘> )n Vein Seen 1:00—- WDRC — Sklppy Hollywood | Judge Dismisses Claim WDRC — News; Garry Moore tors Should Grt Fimt* CONSULT A SPECIALIST! Show. Theater. Based on Pregnancy D e M lh * InBurance Items Lead Miss Peters Discusses W THT-Carter Family. WHAY Blue Mirror Trio. McKINNKY RR08. SEWAGE DISPOSAL COMP ANY Death Cause WTHT—Newspaper of the Air. After Operation Hand Rr|»ortfl . Diffioilt Jobs of Teach WTIC —Backstage Wife. WONS- Behind the Story. i:i0-1.12 Pearl Street. MaacheaUr, Coanecticat Ginsultations; Educa W KNB-Ncwa; Request Matt- W 'nC—Dragnet. Hartford, March 2 — (P) — A IMN tan* Om ) tion Needs Next ing and Parenthood nee. Seattle, March 2 uKi Solomon Planter Dies W ONS- Hollywood, U. S. A. 10:45— Perper told friend* that he'd un Democratic leader In th* General • SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED AND CLEANED Ktac, *^ra■ that Dr. Sandar WTHT—Notea for Nodding. dergone an operation to prevent Mlaa Pauline Petcra. aaaoclata WCCC—Request Tlmfe. WONS—Jack's Waxworks. Anaerobly says he thinks leglala- a SEWER LINES INSTALLED AND ELECTRIC a m that bafora tha t a j t ^ of The monthly report covering WHAY—Meet Me at George a him from becoming a father. Then, •tt'UM patlant araa vary atUI, har After niuess the Februery ectivltlee of the Vet profeaaor of Education at the 11 :0 0 — n few months Ister, hi* wife be- tors ought to get first-hand report* ALLY CLEANED 4:15— News on all atatlona. about ^oposats for remodeling a m epan and atarlng; and that eran# Service Center wee relcaacd Wlllimantic SUte Taachera Col WTIC—Stclln Dallas. enme pregnant. • DRAINAGE DITCHES AND DRY WELLS IN a d tr tha tt^ tlo n of air har todiur b y Director Walter T. Ford. WHAY Moonlight Matinee. Feeling themselves subject to Connecticut's government mn le by II lege, addreaaad tha Nathan Hale WTHT—Bandstand. 11:10— the Commission on Stale Organ STALLED aaM raaoalnad opan.” C L. Vanderbrook Pbbb- Febhiery eontecte at the Center WONS—Jack Downey's Music scorn from the neighbors, the totalled 370 with 07 of theae new Parent Teacher Aaaociation at Ita WDRC - World Tonight ; Sports. ization.e Dr. KIbc aald that Bandar told eg Away; Leader in the Shop. Perpers filed a 870,000 suit against POR PROMPT SERVICE CALL MANCHESTER 53108 hiBi "thara waa bo other raaetlon. vlaltora and 319 repeeta, for a to meeting laat night on 'The Emo 11:15— ' th ir physician. Dr. Rex Palmer. Rep. John P. Cotter (D-Hart- tal of 429 aubject confercncea. A 4:80— WTIC Songs by Morton ford). Hoii*e minority leailar, sug Attemajr OaBaral William 1* tional Development of Children.” W D RC-N tw England Notc- Yesterday Superior Judge Rob Nupiery Buginegi total of M2 incoming phone cells Mias Petera aald the two Jobs, Downev. ert M. Jones dismissed the suit, gested last night tliat the enttye Phtimay aakad Dr. Kln«: book. m o w did ha happan to mantlon were handled. parenthood and teaching, are both WTHT Ted Malone. i "No one 1* obliged to tell friends Legislature sit as a committee to Chariea L. Vandarhroak, 4reH Inaurance waa the leading aub WTIC —Lorenzo Jones. WONS Jack's Waxwork*. l and neighbor* such most personal tha eaaa?" difficult and Important. Difficult WHAY—Chester, the Curioii.s hear and question memliera of the! known nurseryman, of N Lydall ject for the month with 80 Indi because human beings are the 11:80— matters," the judge said. '‘He commission and Its technical ad-' rpiohahiy Just as an intarasUnx street died today at Manchester Camel. vidual requeste for information and most complex organisms there arc, WONS Mutual View* the Brit j (Mr. Perper) ia In no position to visors. edsa such as doctors talk about,' Memorial hospital after a^ short aaalatancei In commenting on this WCCC—News: Request Time. and Important because there la not ish Election. complain." Badorsed b.v W'erhsler Kinx rspllad. illness. . aubject Director Ford etated that WKNB—Request Matinee. Q. Doctor, as an anasthatist, did a problem which exists today wn>h 11:4.5— Operation Not Sucresatiil Ills reroiumendatlon was . im Bom in Holland, the sen of the many of the requeata concerned 4:4.5— WTIC Music. The Perpers had also charged 3WU transfuse people from time to dividend peymenta, eonveralons Is not just a problem In human re WTIC -Yoims Wlddcr Brown. mediately endorsed hy a fellow laU Louis and Sophia (Varmer) lations. 13:00— that Dr. Palmer twice wrongly tuna?" Vanderbrook, he came to this to permanent Plana of Inaurance Arlyae Ruth Custer WHAY—Story (Juecn. Democrat. Senate Majority Leader j Continuing, she ssid the emo WTIC News; Dance Music: diagnosed Mrs. Perper'* pregnancy Alfred F. Wechsler, of Hartford. EAST HARTFORD Ml country In 1M$ and aatUad In offered by the government and re- WDRC Old Record Shop. New*. I as other Internal disorders: that Q. In ao deinx, in praparinx for nesval of term polidea iacued in tional qualities which rntth* 't Both men said they felt that th* TELEPHONE 8-9231 Newark. N. Y., where he was Ei'nest Custer of 34 Campfield possible for people to get along to 5:00— ’ because of worry she suffered a transfusions, do you follow certain superintendsnt of the astionally 1942 that will expire on the anni- road announces the engagement of WONS—Straight Arrow. Frequency Modulation I miscarriage four niontha later; commission's reorganization plan procedures In regard to the tools veraary date thle year. gether are the old, homely virtues WDRC—Old Record Shop. was ao Important that the legisla known Jackson and Perkins Nur- hia daughter. Miss Arlyne Ruth that have always been prized, W DRC— FM: 98.1 MC. and that a subsequent examination naad in the transfusionT" Ha further etated that payment WHAY—My Serenade. tor* who'll liave to vole on it ought stry. Custer, to Ernest P. Noske, son of friendlineaa, kindness, honesty, w ra .\ — I0S.7 MC. I by Dr. Palmer disclosed the opera- A. I run fluid through tha tubes In 1008 he assumed the super' o f the 82.0 bHIion dividend la* more Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Noske of WTHT—Green Hornet. ' lion on Perper. known as a vasec to hear in detnil what Ihe people, thBB one-third complete with eourteay and falmeaa. WTIC When a Girl Marnos WTIC—FM 96.5 MC. who drew it up liave to aay about to get tha air out of tham. Intendancy of the local C. R. Burr 108 Cental^ atreet. Children have four psyeho!oglc..l tomy, had not been successful. chaeka laaued to dgte, totalling i WKNB--News: Request Mati : W DRC— FM On the air I p. m. to , I The judge held “ there just Isn't it. Q. TO avoid doing anything? Nursery and remained with that Miss Custer is a graduate of needs. The flr.st one Is affcctlonal organisation until 1028, when with more than 8390 mllllona. General nee. 11:35 p. m. |snv basis" for the other charges. The Leglalature will open a spe A. Wall, It's to avoid having air Manchester High school. Formerly ties—the feeling of scourlty which his son Louis, h# formed a com ly, veterana whoae laat three aerial 5:15— ' WFHA—.Same aaWDBC. I He said he did not Interpret the cial aeasion a week from today to go into tha veins. number digits are 600 to 6M are with the Travelers Insurance (Com 1a given a child by knowing that *1,1 In hrtef croaa-enaralnatlon. Chief pany known as C. L. Vanderbrook pany and tha Hartford National UTDRC—The Old Record Shop. { WFH.A Implied contract between doctor consider the commlsslon'a plan. being paid thla week, but there are la loved. The second Is a child's WCCC—Junior Disc 'Jockeys. I P. M. 'I and patient as one guaranteeing a , Favors Recommeniiatton* Defense Counsel Louis E. Wyman A Son. many exceptions to this rule where Bank and Trust Company, she is status, his right to belong .ond to Mr. Vanderbrook waa a member now with the First National Bank W TIC- Portia Faces Life. { 6:00 Racing and Sport*. successful operation. Colter said that in general he asked Dr. King: payments are out of order. have privileges and sesponsibllltles. 6:15— Farm Report: Weather. "No doctor, unless he is a quack, Asks About Known Cure of state, re|(lonal and national As for National SeWlce Life In of Mancheater. WHAY Meet the Band. thought the roni’Uiaalon'a recom- nursery association. He waa .rut The third is his desire to belong 5:30— 6:30—Western Serenade, guaranteea a permanent cure for “ la there any known cure for Robertson school children with their teacher, MUs Carol McVeigh, se« the vault at First National hank. surance renewals. Ford pointed Np definite date has been set for to a group of his own age and to mendatlona were good. standing as a plant propagator the wedding. WONS—B-Bar-B Rider*. i 6:45—Keyboard Kapers. any peraon. because of the coni- "Of rour.se." he added, "a lot terminal cancer?” out insurance may be kept at the be accepted by that group. The plexltles of the medical science anil ' •‘Not that 1 know of," replied and apent most of hia time and ef original term premium rate for WCCC — News; Big Brother i 7:00—Dance 'Time. of work still haa to he done and fort in developing plants and en Uon again t.ic guvonincnt aud fourth is to have respect for him Bill. I 8:00 —Naval Reserve Show. the dlfferencea among individuals," . Chief Petty Officer Wllilam Walker of Pnrtchester, Engliind. gives a the doctor. Judge Decides cannuv ... ^.. ,j.crated. eight years from the original ef self. The need to have a favorable I, , 41(1. ^ lesson on use of Ihi- Geiger eiiUMlej 1 i(omir piotecdoii to WREN a lot more detaila and apeciflr data Wyman then asked If demerol joyed a reputation for only tha A bout Tow n fective date (if originally issued WTIC—Just Plain Bill. I 8:15 Here'* to 'Vet*. iiiiist he olitali ed before the highest quality production. ■'I'd p... . T.. .1 u it called for i _____ National Guard picture of himself is absoliit-ly WTHT—Sky King, 8:30—Proudly We Hall. Dlfflrulty Proving Negligent j .sheila WIthington, right. Tlie \V1; ;; is s stiident in Ihe sehool for eras given to curt a- patient. the uHc o .. . .’IS to do It." he I Nutmeg District Lodge, No. 21, prior to January 1, 19401 or five necessary in order to use his The Perper attorney. Leon Wolf-I atomic warfare safety In PorlKiiiniilh. Both stinlenl and mstnielor lo-gislntiire can hope to translate Mr. Vanderbrook leaves hia wife, Miners’ Union years (If Issued after January 1, News o f Intereol .1:40— UTIC— KM bn Hie air 7:30 a. m.- any of the recommendation* Into •‘No,” answered King. Mary 8. (DeMayi Vanderbrook; said. 1 V . Ill hold Its quarterly meeting. I powers that are wasted because WKNB—Sports; News. stone, had complained he had diffi wear latest type protective clolliiiig. ' The doctor concaded the patient 1946). I a. m. culty in proving negligence be practical law*." <• one daughter, Mrs. William Bcho- The a.oiglan voiced the opin- ' rnturday evening in Odd Fellows ' children and people are afraid of 6:45— Ig N ot G uilty l
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MAAUUJi^arCR EVENING HERAEU, MANGHJ!;aiEK, GUNN.. THURSDAY, MARCH 2 , 1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY. MARCH 2. I960 PAGE SEVEN an alctive lead on the Republican along the Haas new iadleM- in which ■ nationaliatle trade bar Who injured her back in a fall last Dseembsr. Slate. lburi(r>tnr ed, Chieng Kal-ahek would aoon riers would gradually be lowered House Might AS to his stand on tha reorgani FOOD SALE Frehelt, chairman; Clarence Jef Mary Mullaney and Alica Vlane; ence Jeffera; Rcgtatratlon, Thoraaa Norman Oomollo; Speakers, Ted A dnugbtar, Elisabeth Hutchin fers and Shirley Kelly; Social, Olga Membership, Raymond Klacolt, learch, H*nry Gnrk, chaJmwii; he eeneldired our champion again, and aboUahed. We offer the slo zation issue, oeiiator iiouse said Grange Initiates Young Democratic Kearna, chairman; Allan Frethelt, (himminga dhalrman; Henr>- Helen Fttspatrick, John D, LaEeUe Connecticut son, was bora to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Manchester Johnson, chairman; Elaine Kiecult. chairman; Frank Marcheae, Clar- Tina DaPompo, (3eorga Palleln, no matter what chances of auc- gan to the UnlUd World Federal- inat while be believes tiM current SAT„ MAR. 4—9:30 A. M. Becker, Leonard Valltmare; Re- Wesley Gryk, Philip Bayar. ward Foots at tbs Mnachestsr Ma- Head Ticket iwpun la open to aome revlaion, he osaa he might aeem to have .a The lets free: ' "Make the world safe amrisl koapltsl on Febmnry 34. HALE’S STOREa 33 Camlidates Leaders Named .SfSSSJJ Sf O.C. Yankee leelB that It is a. aound document Date Book M a iM > ehaace he Is playing, the cTance for Coca Cola!" Mrs. J. Ksllogg W hitt neeom- ana points the right dirocUon. Group A, Center Church he has hcen playing from the By A. H. O. poalsd by Mr. and Mrs. Wtllinm Boomed for Lieutenant- “Tnere should oe no Issue about A ctaM of thirty-three candi President WUIIam Viena ah-; Korvnlskl nnd cMIdrsn of Andover, dates was initiated in the first and «»atar4ay. Mareb 11 nounces tha Young Democratic ,£SrRift»N. ■tart la that eventually Amert- Couldn't Have Been March it," Houae said. "1 think It would ■m. Trill. «M> HIM visited Mro. Emma Sweet at her Govemor He Also Is tie untortunate if the report. In Ita Second degreea at the meeting of Testimonial for Salvators Ven- Club of Manchester ta now com aam troope will be forced to fight driUo, Red Men, Garden Grova That thing that came alternate Wa have dlacusaad tha dUaminn home in Auburn, Rhode Island, on Out Front as Governor present form is not substantially Manchester Grange last night in pletely organiaed, with all offlcea, Now! hner. smoother texture and richer, •■MliMtf Brrry Brintag BsMPt the Chinese Oommunista in China. Bundoy. adopted." Atao, Girt Scout "Birthday Par ly purring and roaring upon the prcaantad to the Republican atnta Orange hall. committee heads, executive board CntMW «t UN Meanwhile, although hie bomb- Mr. and Mrs. Addloon .dark and T im Issue, Houae said, is the un ty" at 1:30, HoIUeter street fully manned. Tha following ta a STom et at HuckMUr. On h .. m acetic yeaterday was supposed to leadership by tha report o f (he Re It may be Senator Charles S. 'The first degree waa exemplified s^ool. tag o f the Chinese mainland with family from WUliamsburg, Mass., employment situation which the Hat of men and women that will IMMC CHw Halt Hattar. organisation Uommlsaion. W e have spant Sqnday at tha horns o f Mrs. House for governor or lieutenant Dcmocrata under Governor Bowlea by a mixed degree team with Syd Also Manchester Fire Depart American planes and American bo March. lOBKIUfmON RAT noted -the poeelbUlty ot a bold, (jiark’s paronts, Mr. and Mrs. seems unable to correct; spending ney MacAlpine in the office of de ment Annual Ladies’ Night, 6:30, . .110.00 W e don’t are how it could have governor on tbc Republican side gree master. at the Firehouse. Om Taar V 1^ ...... bombs, and his occasional aclec- aound eolution o t that dHemma, in Norman Warner. policies inaugurated without con Ma aMatta * r Han ...... f AOO boan. this fall. cern for the taxpayer, and gov A ladies’ team with Mrs. Roy Monday, March IS .» 1.00 tion of American owned targets volving Republican accaptance add Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish were Oaa aMaUt ar Man ...... I f that waa March coming In, recent callers at the home ef Mr. House this morning stated that ernment by "emergency” fostered Warren as degree miatreae had Manchester CouncU Parenta- better flavor, slice after slice...by a ■ agla Copy ...... 1 .w may temporarily offand ua, the enactment of at least n substantial I .a< we are only Ifl days away from and Mrs. Clarence Bsmforth In a reported move today to boom by personal ambitlona, and not charge of the second degree. Be- Teachera forum dlacusaion, Hol WaHdr. by Oanlw ...... mein function o f hie air attacks portion ot the report together irith fom each degree the tfome put on a rta . Aairrara*. Oaa Taar . . .112.00 Rockville. k i_ .u-, I baaed essentially on a concern (or lister * Street achool. Subject: . .11100 the planting of peas. ihe drafting ot G. Kaith Fuast^ him for the lieutenant-governor- 1 individual. a fine drill on which they were Hbat ar Mlaa. fkraifB ...... is to give the people of China tlje The Stats Board of Hsalth will "Home and Family Life—In Ac 1 I f that waa March, we are only president of Trinity College and ship on the Republican ticket | The name of Houae has been complimented by vtalting officer* Idea that America la etlll suppbrt- hold a clinic for prS-school children tion." 20 days from spring. member of the Reorganization comes aa a "surprise.’’ ! Injected into the discuaalon of poa- tWfiinffa.iKURc who were preaent. T*B AROOaATTO PRBM . . ing him, end providing him with Commlzzlon itzelf, aa the Republi at tha Oilssd Community Hall on During the meeting last night, Wednesday. March 16 Tka Aaaeelataa Ptaaa la aaeii^aty I f that waa March, we are only •’Naturally I am gratified," h e' RepuWt UNUMffTRIIT the bomba which he drops on the can candidate (or Governor and Monday morning. March IS, at a namesake James O. Baker, master of Man Meeting of Manchester Stamp aaWM to tka oaa af rtpabUaal**" o( 30 daya away from full acale said, "to enjoy the confidence of i club, 47 Maple street. an aawa dlapatdi*» cradltad to It. or Chinese. That is supposed to Republican champion of reorgani ■;80 o’clock. Dr. W. C. Holnaworth no relative, Eugene W. oiaiiCMimB...M(onff s i** chester Grange, presented certifl- the people in the Fourth DUtrict tnouff" •ot aOiarwtaa ercditad in tbla papar I^Iowing. » zation. of Willlmantic, will bo tho doctor Houae. of Glastonbury. Last night catee in the sixth degree to a large Friday, March 12 spoil any diplomatic achrme we who have put my name forward. I aad *'*" tlN local ntwi pubiiahed bare. If that waa March, we are only_ In such diacussiona of the Re in charge e f thU clinic. Anyone in- he said the senate minority lead- group from the local Grange. St. Patrick’s Dance of Challoner NEW EXCUISIVE BAKING PROCESS All rlabta of rrpublicatloo of apaclal may have for wooing the affec publican problema, we may have teraated to bring thair children to The next meeting of Manchester Club at Rainbow Inn, Bolton. Rlapatehea herein are alae raaarrad. 4.1 days away from arbutus. i er would make an excellent candl-1 tions of the Chinese people away seemed to infer that there ta no this clinic plaase call Mrs. Adolph Town Grange will be held Wednesday Saturday, March IS We cannot deny that these date for lieutenant governor. | fall aandee client of N. B. A. Berr- from Moscow and toward the dilemma for the Damocrata. Simona, talapbona number 3493-J3. The senator’s backer represents j March 15 at which Ume tjie third Ladles' Night of Nutmeg Forest, Ha, lac. ______West. things may possibly be. We can But thefe la a dilemma for the Mr. end Mra. Wlnthrop Porter the fourth senatorial district on Of Manchester and fourth degrees will be given to Tall Cedars, State Armory. Democrats, and it Iz the aame di- and Mr. and Mra. Ernest Anderson the candidate*. A supper at 6:30 Also Food Fair and Rummage Pabllahan itcpre.entatirei: The They are American planes, and only aay that we do not (eel like the Republican State Central lallaa Mathewa Special At*nc> — Sew planting peas 10 days from now. lemma presented to any political havt ratumad home after a few CommitUc. Manchester is part of p. m. will be served before the Sale by teachers, HoUlatar ac-nool American bombs, flown by Ameri organization by prdpos^ which daya’ atny In Nsw Tork City.' Mrs. tlie district, which also includes meeting. 9 to 2 pjn. T a A Chleafo. Detroit and Boaton. That may be what the calendar Notice and Warning of Spe can-trained pilots, and dropped on threatsn to lift govorament out of Anderson, who ownas tha Bea Wethersfield. Newington, East Atao Y. W. Square Dance and a u d it bureau o t cial Election to Be Held MB(U American ships and American aays. It doesn't tally with our the caay reach o f patronage aspi Beauty Shop ii East Hampton, at- Hartford and other neighboring 30th Birthday Party of Ck>unte T, cntcbui'■noNS. rant/ and pollticnl influence. March 25th, 1950 Y ” building, 79 North H alni properties, and, whenever they phyaiology, or with our mental tended tha Hairdresser’s conven towns. ______the Herald Prlntln* Company. Inc., Democratic State Chairman John tion held at the 'lloIU l Statler In Family of Five street. . happen to hit Chinese people, on state. They are still waiting for OommlttMman ; A SPECIAL ELECTION BY aaatanea no flnanclal rrapnnilblllty for I Bailey, Inevitably, la concerned New Tork City on Monday. Monday, March 20 typotraphlcal errora appeirtnc in ad- I the experiences and the adjust w 1 I t h e VOTERS OF THE TOWN Testimonial banquet for High American diplomacy. I principally with two things—Dem The Windham High school of back the senator for the OF M a K’CHESTER IS HEREBY Victims of Fire vertf*ioents.and othor rsodlng rnktltr. ments of winter. It's after vvin- ocratic patronage and tbc winning School Baaketball squad. Masonic wrubam Vteaa ta Tbo liinchoster Etsnfni Hortlu". Aa for us. we seem more or less Willimantlc haa announced the tion for lieutenant governor. CALLED ytND x v n wWILL n .f. b E HELD fer, not without winter, that the of the election next November. Temple, 7 p. m. fated to let this process continue. achool’a four year honor list. Many people in the district oN------THE MTH DAY7 01OF MARCH, Kenosha, W la, March 2.—ilP) be responsible for the success of time for fever, and for sulphur They are his twin worries. Among the names appearing on come to me in the past few daye Saturday, Mareb 28 the YDC: For while some AmerlcsQa protest The patroange at stake hi 1930. FOR TH E FOLLOWING A flash Are wiped out a family ot and molasses, arrives naturally. this Hat are thoae of two puplla and weeks,” he said, "and talked PURPOSES, VIZ.: five in a small frame cabin In Annual election of offlcera at Offlcera: President, William against the attack on American the leergaaizatlea Issae la- about the poosiblllty that Senator British American Club. Viena; vice prealdenL Katherine The Harm Fuchs Did from this town. Beverly Stiehl of A. Acting aa required by Chap trailer ramp on the edge of the property, other Americans com volvee a nomber e f eeasmls- House might seek this nomination. Wedaeada? March 29 Bourn; second vice president, Mel Amston. who la taking the business ter V. Section 25 of the Town . city early today. slonershlps which Mr, Bailey " I f the Party is looking for a Highland Park PTA Minstrel, vin Hathaway; secretary, Mary l« r d Chief Juatice Goddard, plain that we aren't giving Chiang I course has an everag of 90 and Charter to approve or disapprove Tho dead were (3a*ToIl Max succeeded In delivering to va good man to fill this spot then Highland Park school, 8 p. m. Berry; and treasurer, Anthony. aaotanctiif Dr. Klaua Fucha in a en^igh planes and bombs. Thta Calvin Fish of Cllead who la in the we have him. I am sure Senator iblowingthe proposed capital well, about 28; his wife, Betty, 26, Elliligt O i l rious Democratic politicians, Satnrday, April 16 Gryk. Executive Board: William lAMdon court yeaterday. told him college preparatory group with an and their three children. Jimmy 4, division at home gives even a last- who were thus paid off (or one House is available for the nomin- Testimonial dinner to William Viena, Katherine Bourn, Melvin kind or nnother of pollticnl average at 83.9 suance of bonds of the Town of Steve 2, and Patricia, 2 months. Hathaway, Mary Berry, Anthony ha bad done “ Irreparable and in- ditch Chiang a certain amount of ation.” The Maxwell's two-room board S. Davis, chairman of the Repub Mrs. Hazel F. Hein, Red Cross service in the pnst. These Little Mary Ann Foot# and House, a lawyer, is a Manchester, viz.: Gryk, C^hester Hogan, Tina De- ealeuiable harm" to both Britain control over our deltinv. Senator cabin waa beyond saving by the lican Town Committee, State Drive rhsirman for Ellington, has ronunlsslnneiehlps would be Johnny Foote, children of Mr. and 1. The construction and orig:- Pompo, Clarence Jeffers and Shir former assistant state’s attorney time the Pleasant Prairie Fire de Armory. and the United Staua. Mrs. Edward Foote, are visiting at nnl equipping and furnishing of a ley Kelly. Committees aa follows: named her canvassers for the ahollshed by the reorgnnlsa- for Hartford County. He has serv partment arrived. The firemen That la a autement which n tlon pinna, nnd It le not Hhrly the home of their grandperents, ed two terms in the senate and one new elementary school to, be built Monday, Tnesday, April 24, 28 Finance, Anthony Gryk, chairman; It Wmild Re A Start campaign to raise $780 which is concentrated their efforta in the Twenty-fifth anniversary con tnie in more waya than one. thnt the ImUvIdiinls whn bold Mr. and Mra. John O’Dell In Rye. In the house, and is chairman of on land of the town located on Dennis Frechette, Raymond Horan. the quota for Ellington. Mrs. Hein feel I ahoidd study the situation three i)e1ow zero cold on keeping cert of Beethoven Glee (3ub, High Frank Obremskl; Piibllclty, Ruth For one thin*—tha obvioua Actually, the combination of them would win promotion In New York. the school board here. Bruad Street substantially In ac the flames from the trailers expresses the hope that ev'ery one the new ntmoapliere reorgnnl- Mrs. Wilfred Hodge has return before taking any action." cordance with plans and speclfl- school halL thing-:-Dr. Fucha admits having Southern Democrats and Republi crowding the camp. in this t.iwn will register with the zntlon Is ouppoMd to bring to ed to her home on Glleed atreet In Manchester there have been cations dated January 31, 1950, Friday, April 28 given to Ruaaian agenta, early and cans which engineered the House The first alarm came at 3:30 Annual Masonic ball, Maacmle Now Many Wear chapter during the drive, which Connecticut public scrvlee. from the Hertford hospital rumore that Senator House ac- prepared by Keith SelleM Heine. a. m., from a camp resident, lata in the atomic game, Infor* passage of an FEPC bill which it Congregational! tually may have an inside position Architect, the estimated coat of Temple begins today. The canvassers are Bailey would like to hold these The Gilead Bolton Frank Feely. FALSE TEETH commissioncrahins where they are. church Sunday school building ; on the nomination fqr governor be- which is Nine Hundred and T^n naUon which may have been of merely "voluntary" thought it aa follovva: Mrs. Charles Peterson, A t the same time, hia prime tarit committee held a meeting at the I cause of his outstanding party Doria Mohr O'ltalla Thousand Dollars ($910,000). With Little Worry great asaiataace to the Ruaalana waa dealing one more death blow Mrs. Edward Brace, Mrs. Paul Eat. talk. Uufli or sneoze without Is to win the next election, and re- parsonage on Monday evening. legislative record. Tel. Mancbceter S545 I 2. The construction and mod- in their own atomic progreaa. It to this long controveraial legisla Cramer, Mrs. Everett Skinner,, , ,, , „ t Mink Coat Stolen f»#r of Inwcure tale* teeth droppina. Mrs. Harry Backofen. Miss Mari- Chairman o f this committee is ; Some leaders are known to feel I ernization of the preaent building BE A FMNID HOSTESS. USE ■Ilpplna or wobbllna. FASTEETH holt.* could be that the Ruaalana bad tion. Some supporters of the idea lyn Meyer, Miss Velda Lanz, Mrs. Ing Bowlea Issue for that election, Merton HilU and bis helpers are ^that with the emphasis on reorgan Peter Schipper of Broad Brook, ! and original equipping and (ur- From Entertainer plate* firmer and mare comfortahlr. other eourcca for the lame infer* that the federal government Fred Arens, Mrs. Walter Hoff Hia dilemma, then, ia how to be Kenneth Ellle. Wilbur Porter. Ed ization, a candidate thoroughly an engineer at United Aircraft, I nlshlng o f a new Junior high Tbla plaaaant powder )ias no zummr. for reorganization, and bring Dem- I school to be built and modernized aooey, paity ta»t« or foellns. Doatn't matien; it could be that Dr. Should have punitive power to man. Mrs. CTiarles Hoffman, Mrs. ward Foote, E. B. London end familiar with the Leglalative will be the guest of Bolton P. T. A. ocrntic patronage-holding legisla i on land of the town located, on Milford, Cfonn., March 2— )— cause nauae*. It'* alkaline (non-acldt. Fuche’ help to them waa not ea Raymond Bedard. Miss Alice Adolph Simons. Next Tuesday, branch should be the one to head (/T Check* '’ptat* odor" (dentur- breath). outlaw diacrimlnation In employ I at its regular meeting on W e^es- Hollister Street substantially in Hyde, Miss Eunice Sikes, MIm tors into line for it. In spite ot the weather permitting, the committee | the Republican victory drive this | ^ a>%. Winnie Garrett, featured enter 0 «t FASTEETH at any drua atorc. great aa we might Imagine. Nev* He will apeak on ment were so revolted by the hill'a ktaric Ludwig, Mias Grace Green. fact that reorganization threatens plans to visit churches who have i year. Biiecauae of hit legislative ac- " “ ''ch 8th. accordance with plans and apaclfl- CUPLET$ tainer in the emerald room of the the Pyramid of Ghiza, the study of ertheleaa, hia Intent waa . to help inadequacy that they voted Mlaa Shirley Feldon. Mrs. Horace the existing Democratic partonage recently «dded Sunday schcral | complishmcnta, and possibility of catlons dated January 81, 1950, Soundview hotel here, reported to structure. The difficulty of his ,, J , ______: which has been hta hobby. The prepared by Kane A Fairchild, CUP CAKE MIX Milford police that her $6,600 mink Ruaaia, and, conaidering preaent against it. It waa largely the 8. McKnigbt, Mrs. Victor DeCarU. room# to their builiilnge in the a ronvenUon deaolock among pres-, committee wiU present Architects. Arnold Lawrence, As coal was stolen early today. ralationa betwaen Ruaaia and the Mias Lillian Mazewaki,' Miss Ruth problem, assuming no one rescues towns of Saybrook, Deep River and ent leading contendere for the gov Serve cup cakes made with Cup- anemiea of FEPC who voted for his, can be gauged by the fact a slate of officers at the business sociate, the estimated cost of The entertainer said the coat BARBER WANTED Charter, Mrs. James Kejley, Mrs. Cromwell. ernorship, Houae, it is felt here, lets for your next desert, tea or m u te d Stetea and Britain, hie it. that a majority of the Democratic meeting which will be held at 8 which ta Seven Hundred and -Six waa missing when she returned to Kaimeth Loveland, 'Mrs. Simon Hebron Congregational church could emerge aa the candidate to bridge party. Delickma plain or act waa one o f tremandoua injury members of the State Senate arill, o’clock In the Elementary schooL ty-Five Thousand DoUara. ($765,- her dressing room on the second Full or Part Time NoneUicIeas, if the Truman ad Cohen, Mra. Sam Silvtrherz, B(rs. will hold an evening aervlce next lead hta party thta (all. ia the reorganisation matter, be The unit by-laws also permit nomi 000). iced. For variety, add cinnamon, floor of the hotel after her per .to theoa taro eeuntriea. ministration ta mors intcreated in Ethel Berr, Miss Ellen Zahner, Sunday, March 6, at 7:30 o clock. Good Wagea voting for or against the abolition For Reorgaalzattoa nations fropi the floor if permis 3. The preparation o f plana dates or chocolate. Also makes formance. Dr. FudiB’ aeoond Jury to tha fair amploymeat pmoticas than it Mra. Stanley Peck, Mra. Mario A movie, "Beyond Our Own" wUl sion of the candidate has been p re-; of jobs they themselves hold. Contrary to the expressed atti and specifications for a new high one nine indi layer. Det. Charlea McAfee ta In charge XJaitad StatM and Britain la that DeBortoIl, Mrs. C. Walton Abom, be shown. This ta a fine picture of riously obtained. 1101 Main St., Manchester la in having them for n political Mta. Clifton Crandall, Mra. Ed Mr. Bailey could be rescued tude of aome of the leadingta Re : Ma,!r^n“ MTcDonsld. daughter 1 fchool to be « « tand of the of the Investigation. hia confeaaion haa come at the issue, it should consider accepting from hie diletnma. It Is the Re what actually happens in a Chris publican figures. House ward Ludwig, Mrs. Adonlas Lol- tian Misaion in China. .attem of | - ^ M m . -miliam M.cDon^ | and yrectaa tnoateat. the. United Statca tha House bill. Tha biU does as- slUa, M m . W. G. Scribner, Jo publican* who could. If they u>to leeifeel inevthat the vne general iiarreri,pattern i Franrh mad le confined to I between East Center street and svonld, make thlnga very easy tbe state government reorganlza-{ i^ iria l hoaplUl! Middle Turnpllw E ^ and tor ad- ■ad ■ritaia and Chnada are try tabUah the principla o f federal seph Palozey, Joseph Zinker, Jr. i Manchester Memorial for Um. H mw m u M do that by tion report should be followad. lag to got aomeayhere with a new Mrs. Lawrence Anderson of with rheumatic fever, S e r i a l ' dltions and modemlsaUon o f other auparvision o f the field of fair em maklag it clear that they are This lines him up as leader o f , are also elementary school buildings, the BtaMlB uaderataadlag among East Side ia a patient In the Narrowly Escapes cases of scarlet fever ployment practice. It dees give Rockville City hoepital suffering eertala ta defeat ■■ rearganl- one segment of Republican thought | reported In town. , estimated coat o f which ^ theaweehree. the federal government the weap with virtu pneumonia. zatlon proposals In the Hones. which feels similarly, and does not The Bolton basketball team won ' Five Thousand Dollars ($65,000). The prepoaal haa been to reea- I f he eoald be aasuied e f that. Being Dromied wtah to see the party make opposl- j of a series of three games on of publicity against thoae who Jean Yoimg of Newington who Voting’ machines will be uaed. tahlHh to a degree the atomic Mr. Bailey could have a blithe, tion its creed. , played with Hebron when they de- The questions to be voted upon may violate the codes set up by has been spending a week with and happy lime passing them MANCHESTER Asked thta morning if he would feated them. 61-47. on Monday A Word To The Wives Is Sufficient... yartncikhip with which these her gfandparrnts, Mr. and Mrs. Ansonia. March 2—iX)— William will be as follows: Personalized the bill. And in it the federal gov through the Senate, and ebtahi Wawro. 67. had a narrow escape be receptive to the gubernatorial j night Leo Day again led the Bol- Frederick H. Arena, of Maple ave Shall a new elementary school thTM natieiis together pioneered ernment haa an opportunity to try credit for being for reorganlia- from death last night when he nomination. or was Interested in : ton team in scoring with a total of nue and her uncle and aunt, Mr. conforming substantially to plana the tret atomic bomb, but which Heu wltbout running any risk slipped on the ice on a catwalk the lieutenant governorship, Sena- j 3g points. The team will play Self-Service Modem Housewives know that true value is gained only out the voluntary, non-punitive and Mrs. Gordon Dimock of Main and - specifleationa dated January o f havlM It- become low. and plunged Into a 15-foot deep tor Houae stated " It ta, of course. Glastonbury tonight In their High nma abrogated when eur own aye- i>'pe o f enforcement and, if that atieet,' has returned home. 31, 1950, prepM*d byJCelth Sellera But thdRepubUeana are aome- water purification tank at the flattering to have these sugges- i school gym a i 7:30. Lester Oiglio when every element of o purchase is satisfactory. At tho tarn of domaetle atomic control Heine, Architect, be conatructed PUBLIC MARKET does ndt work, then claim with The Dramatic committee of El timea tricky. Back in the days of American Brass company plant. tlons made. I feel very strongly has joined the Bolton team to i ^ wrae adopted. That ayetem now some authority that the bill haa lington Grange will sponsor Wally the Cross reorganization proposals, He waa dragged unconscious that every Republican. should do I place Ronnie Toth who recently and originally equipped and fur Public Market they do find true value — volue gained from J. Reach with his gay and nished on Broad Street at an eatl- 805 MAIN STREET t K b l^ the Bheiing o f atomic to have teeth. the Democratic leadership of the from tbe Unk by fellow workers what he can to put hta .party In a i entered the armed service#. sparkling review, Happy Daze, on mated coat o f $910,000? knewladge with our former pert* Senate cheerfully assured that the and Guard Herman Pastor ap portion to defeat the present in- I ______Supreme Quality, thrifty pricesg courteous service, ond the They were hypocritical votes, Saturday. March II, which in Shall a Junior high achool con a en , dedpite the fact that we de- Republican House would be certain plied articlal respiration until the cumbent In the governorship." j ______really against any federal super cludes acrobatics, dancers, sing to kill the merit system proposal. arrival of the town ambulance. He Indicated that he would be forming aubatantlally to plana and Public Market guarantee of complete satisfaction. gand upon British-controlled ura- vision in the fair employment ers, comedians, with their own So tile .Senate went through a Taken to Griffin hoapital, Waw “available” if he was asked to take apeciflcatlons dated January 31. TOP GRADE. FRESHLY band. There will be an afternoon ■tuai ore for our own atomic pro- pracUce field, which passed the great waving of the flag o f purity. ro was reported today to be In fair OPPORTUNITY 1950. prepared by Kane A Fair- MADE matinee at 2:30 p. .m.. and the I and passed the bill, and then what condition. child. Ardiltecta, Arnold Law bill. But if the Truman adniinia- evening performance begins at rence, Associate, be constructed What waa In fn g rt»M , until the happened T 'Die Republicans in tha tratlon refuses to take this bill 8:15 o’clock. I House, double-croaaers that they Phony Patattags ta Be Shawm Owing to illness, small and modernized and originally Fudia cast appaared on the aa a aUrt, praferrlng to keep a Mra. Albert Gagne who ia a were, suddenly paaaeil the bill too. NOTICE equipped and furnished on HoUlz- Frankfurts patient in the St. Francis hoepi- KRAFT KRAFT FRANCO- Haaaa, was negotiation of a new campaign issue, rather than make There is no guaranteed peace of Roma—(>P)—Italy will treat art grocery store and delicn* ter Street at an estimated coat o f agraament, in which Britain tal. underwent an operation " " i mind for Mr. Bailey. Tlie Republi lovere to a real exhibit of phony ^ $765,000? (Regular style) some kind of beginning with su her leg Monday. DR. CONLON VELVEETA MACARONI AMERICAN amuM reassure ua of our uranium cans. far from agreeing not to pass paintings. It's being organized by ; tessen for sale. May be Shall plana and speciffcatlena pervision of employment prac A apaclal town moating waa held reorganization, may even agree to a for a new high achool to be blillt ■apply, wre would provide Britain the Fine Arte Olvialon of tbe Edu tices, it will be following the Tueiday night in Ellington Town pa.ss It. In which case Mr. Bailey’s cation Ministry and will be held < REOPENS HIS 'bought for the price of fix at Memorial Field between East CHEESE DINNER SPAGHETTI ,Wlth aoma atomic bombs, and In course of hypocrisy too. Hall to take action on amending comhinstlon of guln and emlle later thta year. | O n ter Street and Middle Turn
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wa are doing both theae Joba evo- equipped to handle human relation') 400.000 Late namtoaUy.” problenu which arlao." Doi4>t Saving CliMbce P. Baldwin, Republican The aheriffa have arranged an • msmUED BT THE rNIVEB8AI, flLM OOMEDT OAETrOBD In Filing Returns atate chairman, and Hinuld B. other meeting to Ulk over the re- Di Ctistomers* organlaatlon propoaala with county Mitchell, the aUte’a O. O. P. na- CVRBENTI.T STRAND M o n e y Q a i m Uoaal committeeman, attended commiaalonora and other county K i? n k x in ic ff Hartford, March 3—m — The ogflelala. The meeting will be hrid PUmNO AT THE [Popular’s Buyers March 18 inoomt tax deadline la '^4 C o rn e r • • • meeting. Baldwin aald that the RepubUcan next Tueaday—two daya before the FRANCIS » fast approaching, but It doean't ■aam to worry many Connecticut Sheriff SkeptM on pidrty would aupport any recom- apecial aeaaion opena. OF ALL DEPARTMENTS. ARE mendationa In . the reorganiaatlon taxpayers. Do you onjoy ihopping .4bolifion of Gounly plan which will effect aavlnga and AS STUBBORN AS, "FRANCIS” Internal Revenue Collector John cauae more efficient admlnlftra- THE TALKING'ARMY MULE ... J. Fltapatrlck eays that more than comfort at your A&P? Gov^tnments Plan tion. 400.000 hava not yet filed their re- “More Thne Needed" THEY REFUSE TO IA)WER' tuma. Ha rem ind^ them that only Are the aisles roomy and Hartford. March *— — Con- “However." he added, “we dia- THEIR QUALITY STANDARDS two weeks remain. necUcut’a ahenffa. ara doubtful To help them out, he aald, all lO uncluttered? agree writh the method of adopt FOR PRICE BECAUSE THEY ry/JS" r«*. whether aboUahlng: county fovam- ing the propoaala and feel that HM8NUI Internal Revanua oSIcea in the ^ more time la needed to atudy the COHN MUFFIN MIX FEEL, IN FAIRNESS TO THE ■tata will be open this Ssturdsy. menta would save the taxpayera snd on March 11 from 8:30 a. m. Is there plenty of light and plan and ita impUcatlona" CUSTOMER. THE BEST BUY IS any money. The reorganiaatlon plan goea be- NASnMTHOMMUNnAVm to 1 p. m. On March IS, the dead good ventilation? The aheriffa from the aUte'a for the General Aaaembly at a ape- "Beet I’ve ever taated.’ 'That’i line day, the offlcce will remain eight countlea mat hera yeaterday clal aeaaion opening a week from what folkf say who try ooro muf open until 0 p. m. Are the various depart —and the Commiaaion on StaU to
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' -r^^- ^MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1950 FAOE IL IU W ’ MANCHESTJCR e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. MARCH72, 1960 103rd Birthday 300 tlekata will be placed on aale les.vvsee'envssass'W VifisVs «%'• Pemuyivaiiia Told Greater Unity Debate Case at the oox office Friday night at ...... “ r. i!!!...... w — Speaker Tonight 6:30 — all ether aeata liave been Party Unusual Plans Studied Income Tc^x Service Here aubaerlbcd to. The Armory capa PiiUic Emergency For $150,000 city will be reached for the Drat * time thla season. SUSPECT CAUSE Nsw MUford, March 2—unr-'^* •iii-sjjiij Itesult of Strike (CepBaaed f i m Pag* One) Available Saturdays League Commissioner Lou Black biibiday party for Mrs. Roswell said the most competent officiala Fitch was a little unuaual. In- lines of acUon will be necessary. Suit of J. Floyd Smith In the state would be assigned- to OF UACKACHES atead of eandlea on the cake, there n a Vh * Om ) It is now thought that American It was announced today that in order to assist local in work the game. Manager Art ^ w* tH Ahter, tiVrmm and atrala, nran. imports In the next two to three Against Pioneer Para Pongratz of the local team haa n ^ lu n, axecMlvani^lna or axpoaur* to a as a "103" in froatlng. After all. A. Derer’a raquMt, gnnt«d him come taxpayers, representatives of the Internal joM M atIm M i k m dowa IiMm s f« n '- years should be increased by about chute Firm Is Heard hired four uniformed policemen k r t mans follu to com 103 can(Ues—ons for each year of •i^thority t» Mlic «nd ration sc^ 63.000,000,000, that , European plain of naaslnit bodioclMi, kwa of pop ond Revenue office will be at the Municipal building and as many armed National onoitpr, hoodygoo and % ilnata. ^ t U a her age—would have made the top coal. purthaaea of American exports Guardsmen to patrol the inside of up nlshta or froanont paooaaoi maiHWiiU Devon Mya th en la a threat to niay have to be aomewhal reduced Saturday mornings, March 4 and 11 in addition to Judge J. Joseph Smith in U. 8. the Armory. from minor blod«r Irrttottoiio duo to cold, a little crowded. induatr^ production althoucb and that American aid to EO<7>- the daily hours now being obserV^ed. On those two District Court today reserved de Manchester must win the game dompnooo or dtaUrp IndiKrtItono. ^ Mra. Fitch played the piano for cision In an argument lodged be I* your a»comfort« Krt dot to thpM there la “no immediate criala fit pean countries may have to rtin at Saturdays the office will be open from 8:30 a.m. to be assured of a playoff spot in nuMo don t watt, try Doan'. Pill,, a mild guests at her party, held yeater provldinf fuel for heating homea;'' the rate of 61,000,000,000 a iyear tween counsel for J. Floyd Smith the final standings. Wallingford day at a convalescent home here. However, houaeholdera in aome for several yaara after 1662. until 12 noon. On the night of Wednesday, March and the Pioneer Parachute com- Cannot afford to lose, for If she ormpuim. may pany. She is the mother of the late Ezra s f e e n / aUtea a n cutting down tempera- Othevs Conaldered Urgent 16, the representatives will be at the Municipal does, she will lose valuable ground Dokii K bKppy rBtirf Fitch, one of the founders of Aber tuna to pnaerve their laatldwlnd- A motion to strike from the to Meriden in the battle for the a* tubffB KQd fUten While the poat-Marshall plan flUBll OHt WMte. G«l Doas’b PilU crombie and Fitch, New York ling aupiMiea. building until nine o’clock. jury trial docket a 6130,000 patent league title. sporting goods firm. A cold wave moved into Ohio. problem la Number One oo the suit Involving the pioneer para Our Meal Buyers select only high quality steer beef — alwaye Kentuchy. Weat Virginia and list, there are others which are chute company was beard. top quality! First National Buyers have spent their lives in western New York and Peiinayl- considered hardly less urgenL The suit was brought by J. These include: vania. Temperaturea akidded to Floyd Smith of Glendale, Calif., buying nothing but fine quality for First National markets, llieir 1. The ao-calied "strriing bal Oak place; Mra. Esther Lehmann, five above aero in sonae aectlona. 31 Carol drive. Meat in Deep Freeze who claimed that the parachute The Induatriea which uae coal ances”.—Egypt. (India and some company and Cheney Brothera In reputation is known by the cmintrx's leading meal packers... that other nations are'creditors to Bri Discharged today; Robert Ben a n taking it on the chin. Locker Found Cooked corporated, major stockholders in is why we guarantee quality meat when you biiv at First National. In addition to the m on than tain for many millions of pounds son, 160 School street; Wllmer the parachute company, failed to O tu M :* 200.000 laid off, untold thousands Rev. Dudley Burr sterling. Paynicnts on these war Beland, South Windsor; Miss Ger live up to contract obligations. debts STS a drain against Britain's a n oh short work weeks. trude Zuttor, Bolton; Earle Arm C^atawisaa, Pa., March 3— ROASTING CHICKENS ) mmmm^^^WeeeS Rev. Dudle^ Burr of East Hart post-war economy. American and strong, 1023 Tolland turnpike. Some of the men being laid off (63 — After flames destroyed a day or two a week a n in indus ford and Rev. aifford O. Slmpaon British offlcisls have long dldcuss- Births today: A daughter to Only 200 Seats eq the possibility that some aq- their home yeaterday, Mr. and tries which depend on electric of O nter church will conduct the Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Dubiel, East "If we can’t get Olcott’s we don’t have chicken,” says jiistments might be made In these Mrs. George Blecker looked a prominent local matron. Another, who has to watch power. first of a series of classes on Hartford; a *<»>. io *hd Mrs. Now Left Unsold IVORY SOAP Rlectrlc power Is being rationed debts in such a way as (p esse the Jam es Baker, 146 High street. through the wreckage. expenses, say^ "They cost a little more, but we get "Deepening the Spirltunl Life” to burden on Britain. In the kitchen was a deep by aome utilities. one whole extra meal from them.'” “And so clean!” This Big Duquesne Light company night at O nter church at eight 2. Tha Point Four P rog ram - freeze locker containing a The Armory on Main street to Ualocky D««ia|aa Made is the comment we hear most frequently.. **Right out of 2 KEG EARS f 5 * in Pittsburgh has requested its o'clock, following a brief worship Legislation for Mr. Truman's Los Angeles, March 2 — (>P) — quantity of meat. Blecker morrow night wUl be the center dcmeaUc and industrial users to service. long range project for economic opened the locker and diacov- of the biggest sports attraction in the package and into the oven.” v ^ Some months ago,the City Council ered some of the meat literal Meat ^epafUmeni reduce their power requirements These courses will be held simul development in Africa and Asia is turned down acreage near Caetaic, Mancheater since the old days of 60 per cent. taneously on five consecutive still pending In congress. If and ly was cooked to a turn. the spirited rivalry between the Calif., aa a site for a detention After counting up his loss— The Pittsburgh Railways rom- Th\irs 4 9 c M s c k s ro l fancy abutting doWn a second blast fur destitute miners' families. Lee in Richardson, Bolton; Michael L> 2 3 c Klelnschmldt, 16 Nathan road; 20-OZ TINS Cod n iio t fancy nace to cut coke and pig produc structed the Education department 3 3 c No. 1 SsMhs FANCY tion In halt. - to increase school lunch ftmds say John Cameron, 26 Doane street; Maine G»rn u 3 3 c Soma BeHef Exported ing the "urgency of the present Baby son Eastwood. Ellington; CAMAY SOAP Swordfisli fancy u 5 9 c Sonae relief had been expected situation caimot be overestimat Mrs. Marion Foote and dati^ter, R«4f!ikFllbt FANCY LI 3 3 c AND IF IT IS QUALITY MEAT H if ib iit fancy i* lUlnels where the Illinois Pro ed." Gilead: Mrs. Mabel Strickland, 11 LB 5 5 c gressive Mine Workers (Independ ■ATH SHE S i h CodI fancy L* 4 9 e ent) called off their strike. HoW' "YOU'RE AFTER" Kh ' ever, one of the union's largest Carrots, bu. . . locals says it wiU Ignore the or WE ARE SURE YOU WILL FIND JUST WHAT der. Cucumbers, ea. The 10,000 menhers of the union YOU WANT AT PINEHURST LAVA SOAP had been on strike in an entirely FOR A QUICK EASY TO PREPARE MEAL • SERVE different dispute than the one in Pork that’s a little fresher, and a bit better quality, .center roasts if Radishes, Bu. . volving the United Mine Workers. you w ant----- or the regular rib or loin Roasts. BRICK OVEN JUST PICK IJP YOUR PHONE Pink Secdleos President John Marchlando is Simply “tender as butter” farm fresh Fryers and Broilers; also 3 REG lARS 2 7 . FINAST BAKED BEANS BAKED sued the back to work order under Dial 2-4541— W all b« fflad to call for your prcMriiH farm fresh Fowl of quality equal to the famous Robart ’Turkeys. G ru u e fru it . . . an extension of the union's con tion and deliver it carefuHy compounded. CLOBOX Medium PURE TOMATOES AND CHOICE SPICES tract with the Coal Producers As ■uaoi AND DnmrecTAm Ur Morrell’s ready to eat Hams in the popular 10 to 12 Ib. sizes O r a n g e s 3 us 1 9 * sociation of lUlneis. priced at 68c for a whole or shank half ham. However, 1,600 members of MANCHESTER DRUG Qts. 18d And the best grades of small Unk Outage with daily shipmenta DUZ FINAST KETCHUP PMW Local No. 1 at Clllesple, lU., StfWti N. MOSES, Bag. Pkamadst voted last night to continue their Gal. 5 3 d which assures of not only the best but the freshest sausage. some O r a n g e s 4 us 2 5 * RICH IN OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR AND SPICY GOODNESS 767 MAIN STRCBT->JOHNSON BLOCK Potatoes, Pk. 57c weeek-long strike. Local Prest with pancakes while the cold days are here... .Sausages are good value LGE PKG dent Nick Zanters said the Pro. at 59c Ib. 2 7 r gressives are following a policy of Celery 29c FINAST CHILI SAUCE “no contract, no
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I- MANCHESIEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. MARCH 2. 1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1950 /AGE TBntm R Roland Wlae, Mra. Michael July 1. The Stats Finance Advis Forest Commtsaton to pay for per- ooagrove, Mra. Scott Brown, Mra. of I^FIeur, damages of $7,000 ory committee approved yesterday sonnel. Rockville WlUiam Hartmann. hCiaa Elaie Drunk Is Heldq apping Pope Is Said againat Coyne. It awarded Hkating I'oniKht ipeVisit Advance Given YOUinCSCMrTFMLmTN disrles E. McCarthy, adnUnistrs- a department request that it be State Treasurer Joseph A. Ador Diggleman, Miaa Katherine Ka SmaOLad permitted to draw on the funds in no was authorized to float a $2,000,- lina, Miaa Sophie Plader. ^ „ a —a. IT ..,-la , l‘>i' ot the estate of Mr*. Coynr Skating conditions am good advance so that work on projects 000 bond Issue by the State Insti Child Returned The annual town meeting will I N O t a t Jr a i m I damagea of $3.600 asalnn Coyn* ‘ * toBeinFaU To Start Jobs J. F. Coleman No. $, Mra. Eileen M. Flaherty, be held Monday evening, March 6, at iVnter Bprlnga pond it wk- • already planned to start after July tutional Building Bond Commis chairman, Mra. Gertrude Luftnan, I and abs«lvl^d by tlir First Nation announced today by Pa k Su Badly Hurt 1 may be bepin. A sifllar ad sion. The proceeds of the issue, Beraphen Pulllo, Miaa Conatance at 8 at the Town Hall. I al Storea and Pops of rasponsibll- perintendent Horace Murphey. vance of $6,400,000 was given the authorized by the 1949 General Romeo, Mra. Lottie Cratty, Mra. Mifldle Turnpikr Motor The schedule of the Men a Bowl Local Man Freed of Re ! Ity In action brought by McCar- The pond will be open for the Poekrcll Announces Slate Highway Deparf- department last year. Assembly, will be used to eliminate FIAK0 To Be Honored I Ihy against Coyns, Pops and the Brutally Handled by Margaret Pleaa. ing Leaguj; fo'r the rest of Uir publtc'a use tonight from 6:30 Other Aiilhorizations Approved fire hazania at various state insti ^ PH CRUST MIX ists Notice Pair *‘^'alk- sponsibility in Two company. to 10. Postponement of *Op> iiieiil GpIh $5,500,000 tutions. No. 9, Mra. Chariea Chllberg. week Is as follows: Tonight at Older Boys, Victim Other money authorizations ap Just think! Every pie you bake captain, Mra. W. B. Tbi^er, Mra. ing to Boston” In an action broughi By Coyne proved by the committee includ Elks to Hold Testimonial 7:15, Juno's will meet J. E. Shep Death Crash in avnlnst hirst National Stores and eration Friendly’ Trip For Koail Projects $300 Taken In Holdup with Flako turns out perfectly at R. H. Symington, Mra. (5»rl Mur Was Awaiting a Bna ed: phy, Miaa Patricia Baker. ard and Spring Pond, Shepard I’opt', thi- Jury Hwardod First Na- .s j every l^ i n g . That’s because the For Long Time Mem* A little girl's efforts to help a Sha
TRIKES SPARE Willis Garagemen Eliminate Royals^ 48-43 Couxtiy Ctab VOtafs MeOUI-Oexvaraa (9) Fans Hope Berner Will B y H.V., ...‘‘ I T ’ " ’ ----- 102 Cenlan ...... 78 69 78— 220 Post Upset in First B rookes...... — 109 107— 216 Abrahamaon .... 79 78 72—224 EARL W. M cK on e...... U4 102 102— 318 Arthur ...... 72 87 80— 239 HERALD YOST Legion of Honor S & B Banquet Economic-Social Group James Rogers Legion of Honor Varney ...... 102 104 • 6 - 291 Hilla ...... 83 71 74—230 Fill Johnson's Shoes Round of Tournament Tankers Are Close Season P. Ballaiepcr . 93 100 120— 316 Bartok ...... 81 99 102—232 SporU Editor Benton ...... lOT 114 119— 340 ANGLE CCEL Champs Gala Affair At U. N. Is Reviewed Wins Oratory With Victory 398 899 401 1196 Rangy Sharpshooter Is Garden Groves Elimin ¥ Totals ... 520 529 683—1682 : Superior Service <4) Rrturnfi Friday Sdaflera (0) 82—284 Kod-Hol Hperis Tows .»goal tender, both will gat 1300 Nlelaon Groomed for Starting "Manchester Is a rad-hot sports ' swards . . . Buffalo hoa practical Lqcal Sport ate Mustangs 39 to 19; Stiles ... 98 116 109 - 323 Idskowski 91—281 Doesn’t the Chlneaa sound t wbat, how, and where of the U. N. town” , Jackie O’Connor told this ly aawed up tha Baatam DIvlalon M as Powerhouse Trips Mrs. Randall Is I^uest Contestants Have Choice IiifliuiiK Beat Horneti* McNamara 96 — ----- 98 Oormler .. 88—267 Perth With INassirs North Ends and Lefl- nice ?" "I can understand the She explained the purpose is to writer racantly in Bristol, and ha crown, with Providanca, Spring- Mandly ... 99 95 92— 286 Revtlla ... 78—227 Chatter Speaker at Birthday French delegate — a Uttle." "I Of Topics; G Corbett added, "It ought to ba a membar flald and Naw Havan ataglng a overs Middletown, Sweeps maintain peace and promote bet , 45-38; EfI Mofike anil Skinner .. U4— 114 Oliver ---- 88—266 Against Vets Friday' Play Tonight wlab we could hear Russian." ter standards of living throughout Lambcck . 118— 214 of tha Coloniu Basatell Laagua." nack and nack raca for tha aaevnd, Contrary to reports that hava Party for 30th Year These are samples of the com And A. Loyzim Place third and fourth poaltlona . . . Individual Events the world. This work la accomp 1^0 Day Pace Attack Johnson .. ----- 209 By Hal Turkington Who’s Jack O'Connor you may been received, no tickete for Fri ments msde by the members of ' 402 406 427 1236 Charlie Nnrkua who has a spot on An upset marked play la the lished by the 61, nations In the dif Mannella . 90— 311 While local tana are awaiting the I aak. Well, he's the business man day night’s basketbsll game be Current Affairs Club and Senior E. A Johnson Paint (1) tl.e undercard •’rldsy night at the first round of the 'Towm Junior Muchester Hlfh'a ■wlmralnv Sock and Buskin’s thirtieth ferent councils. The "where" of James Rogers, ’61, w>aa named Manchester High's late-surging raturn engagement fur the re-play ager of the dass B Oolonlal tween Wallingford and Manchea- Y-Teens who attended a session of Eilbig ...... 91 87 86—363 Garden la of Triah-Danlah descent. Baakelbsll Tournament last night pow«i1ious« drubbed * «trong Mid birthday party was a gala occasion the U. N. la rather temporary, the local winner of the annual Red and White quintet ended a Totals ...... 511 610 533 -1533 Gregor ...... 97 64 78—289 with Waliingfurd un KrIUuy night, J League champion Bristol Owls. tar at the armory have been sent at tha East Side Rec when the the United Nations at Lake Suc Thia City of Vlliagt* Charm can Norkus Is pslrad with O irt Ken dletown niray, Sl-24, on Saturday, attended by almost ’ one hundred pending the completion of the American Legion Oratorical Con Freeman ...... 69 76 86—>229 the Naaalff management le more to WaUliiBiord (oi aale among (ol- Underdog Don Willis aani|N* cess Tuesday, February 21. Brav fairly successful season by smoth Shaakcra (1) not become a member of any nedy. past and present members of the headquarters In New York. test, which was held during B u te ___ ...... 70 77 78— 220 concerned with finding a suitable lowera oC the down state team. knocked off ths Royals, 4t to 48, February 26. .Oiua winning the ing the cold weather the students ering s traditional rival. East McKee ...... 89 05 — 184 league in organiaad baaetell, un ■hots Here aad Thera club. In Woodruff hall, trans left Manchester In six cars driven It waa here that the guide ex- double-period special assembly on Jacobs ...... 100 101 104—306 replacement on the starting live to Best news of the wiaek was the The powerful Garden Grova Jajr- C. C. I. U Champtonahip for the plained about the translation Into Hartford High, by a score of 1.5-.i8 G. Smith . . . . 84 03 114- rill the spot vacated by Ernie ^ less the rules and regulations are by members of the faculty. Handley 95 announcement that radio station The following question has been vees advanced to the second round aeeond straight year. The locals formed by Colored streamers and the five official languages. The Friday, February 17. The aeeond on Friday. February 17, at the ...... 81 99 427 404 426 1266 Johnson who haa left for spring relaxed, due to the fact this town Upon arriving at Lake Success, — WON8 would carry all affomoon asked several tlinca, "Why hasn’t with an easy .59 to 19 triumph opring flowers, the Thespians General Assembly, however, has a prize waa awarded to Catherine Warren . . . e . — 00 training with the Boston Braves. la less than ten miles from Hart dominated the C. C. 1. meet for the clubs received passes which local Armory. An overfloA' crowd Piper ...... 124 94 107- Bread Street Motors (3) and night home games of the Bos. Pets WIgren lauccessful Manches over the South Methodist Mus gained nn opportunity to renew old system of consecutive translation. Corbett BJid the third Almo 80 82 74—236 ford. Organized ball rules atate Individual swimmers the previous admitted them to a meeting o f the saw Ed Moakc and I.,eo Day pace Chanda . ....106 116 US Ferguson A full house has been guaranteed ton Braves and Boston Red Sox ter High track and cruoa cuunUy tangs. triends and to make new acquaint Under this system, only one lan 98—290 for the game which Is scheduled that no laagua t0im may oparate week at Wesleyan by taking six Economic and. Social Oouncll. The Loyxlni. The other oratora in this the attack against a deaperate Valentine .. 98 94 during the coming season. Games uuaeh) been honoied with a Uuld The first game bstwssn tha Ga ances. guage la spoken at a time. This contest were Phyllis Silversteln, *
V / •A :’.. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH f . 1B8B PAGE SEVENTEEjr MANtiHlOTllsn EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1960 Commerce The administration la not run by never Whew why, and ha never TUUNEKVILLE KULKS B Y {•'ON l A IN I’; H > X could underatandi (Thomas Richard Henry In the Democrats— for If It was It would S e n s e A n d So They Say- be run niurh better than It is now. Aatomobitoa Phr Sato 4 Roofilit 1 6 A Halp WaatoS— Mato M Gar4a»—•PanB->Daii7 Romaa WItiMNit Htmrd 69 r a rS id a 7t Waatt6-.HSB| Bstoto 77 Oh, the time that he spent, and Toronto, Ont, Canada, Telegram) the toil that he spent, —Sea. Joseph MoCarthy (R ) of B U IL D m o Matarlala aalaamaa. Pradaeta 10 Down In Maaaachuaetta an x>Id L e m W o r t l e , t h e P r a c t i c a l J o k b r 1M7 BXnCK Osupe, $188; 1930 SH pvr METAU all types o t roof BEDROOM And alttlag room. FOUR ROOM Blntla, buUt aceord- IF YOU Hava a atagia ot 3-ramily N o n s e n s e To rescue his looka was his aola Ulseonsln. car stopped fn front of a garage. We must never lose algnt of the Qnafied Packard sedan, 1105; 1989 Ply ing, gutters, ieaders, new or r*- Connecticut area. Own car. 8611 GREEN MOtmTAIN poUtoes. Kitchen privUegea.'Steam haated. iB f to Stot* kwn. FuU par bouse to aali call HasUnga, Keai Intent, Smart little Waltraaa (alipplng Its wires were smoking. Several mouth sedan; 1080 Buick aedan; -paired. Metal and tile ceilings, guaranteed draw plus axpanses. First quality, vary asaaly. |1.70 Privata aatraaca, Sva minutaa ticulars. S. A. Baachlar, Realtor. BhtaU SpaciaUst, Odd Fallows And his hair just went, and went, fundamental principle that local The chaotic times In which we L e m . t h e p a t c h o n m y p a n t s a i n 't a i r t i g h t ; i ^m up beald* the customer) I ’ve got boys piled out o f the car and when 1940 Packard Secan; 1940 Stude- work guaranteed. Manchester 8- Contact: Wilson Agency, 731 a budhal dallvarad to your door. from Main atreet 166 Eldrldge PluNie 6869. Building, at to* Oentar. (Ready and went: , responsibility, full) realized, live, war experiances, inadequate AdvcrtisemeoU devUad kldnaya, calvaa’ brains, the fire was put out the lads said baker aedan: 1941 Plymouth 1041. Main, Room 307, R a ^ o rd . Cau Hathaway, 8-1890. Streep second Soon buyera with cash waiting i For the tonics he used were not they had bought the car for $45 t nuikes for sound government and college teaching, experiences in pigs’ fa st chicken Ilvara and— i coach; 1941 Buick club coupe; 4 ROOMS with two unSalahad, Are. Phona 3-1107. I worth a cent. to get up north to dig potatoes healthy law enforcement. childhood with well-meaning but CLASSIKIKI) AUVT. FEATU KIN Q Guaranteed roofs Dinar (growling) — Forget It. 1946 Plymouth sedan; 1939 M E A LY GREEN Mountain, pota- NICE P LE A S A N T room for relia plaoa, hot watar oil hast FuU in- For a hair must follow its natural The garageman gave them $10 for — Attorney General J. HoWard rather narrow parents, have all and eapert repairs as well as Help W aatoi— Mato I ’v* got a haadacbe, eczema, fallen UKIT. HOIIKS: Graham sedan, complete motor toea. No. 1 and No. 2. Amelia ble coupa. Kitchen privileges. Raf- aulation. Storm wladowa and OONStUKRINO SiOJJNa j •*' bent. McGrath. i contributed towrard a generation of gutter and conductor work. Try arches, corns, a bunion, three ; It and they hitch-hiked on their 8:.10 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. job. Brunner's, Car Wholesalers, O r Pem ato 27 Jarvla, 872 Parker street Call arences raquired. Call 2-1454 aftar acTMna. On bua line, near achool. TOUR PROPERTYT I Even aa you (uid I. way. The garageman worked on puzsied young parents. your “ Local Roofer." Cbugb- warts, and an empty stomach. Tell 368 East Center street. Open 7028 between 13 and 1 an(t after 4 p. m. Immadiata occupancy. Priced for Without obligation to vou. we The fool was stripped to hla foolish the car for two hours—then put Taxes on a 40-cent movie should —Rev. J. C. Wynn, associate di lln 7707. HOME Demonstrators wanted for your troubles to some one elae and i \ Mon., Wed., and Frl. nights ’till 9, 5. quick sal*. Charles Leaperance. •dll appraise ot make vou a cash I hide. it on the lot with an $80 lag on It, rector of adult work In Preaby- full or part time work, to aell our TW O ROOMS, living room and bring be some ham and eggs be completely eliminated before 3620. offer for property. See ua betora So he bought a toupee to cover hla any conaideratlon la given to re terian church. sensational Tupper-Ware line, bedroom. Share kitchen. Business you aelL 1946 CHEVROLET Aerosedan, Healing— Plumbing 17 I pride W ife—John, will you match a moving the tax at night clubs. 1 plus a beautiful sslectad line of couple preferred. Very attractive. Phone 7728 Or 6278 I a w I f|Ml PouiMl 199.6; 18 months to pay. 1946 HouaciraM Good* 61 FIV E ROOM single, two unflniab- Many are called, but few get up. I And to save hla hair he tried, and piece of allk for me on your way — Stanley Ruttenberg, CIO re The thing that is standing out Buick super sedsnet. 19.46 Pon PLUMBING And Heating, epeclal- bedspreads, drapes, playing cards, Call 4337. ed up, hot water heat, fireplace, BRAB-BURN RBAI.TT bOST<^-Wine colortd w*llet with tried. home from the office today? search cxpeit. against these (atomic control) pro- tiac tudor. 1948 Che.vroIet fleet- lalng In repairs, remodeling. oo|^ etc. Call or write The House of tile bath, large lo t Priced right. But two of them lived and three of white atltching. Finder call 2- Just returned from a family LAROE DOURLE room near bua TH IN K IN G OF Selling? We need To The Bald Headed Men Husband— (with a bright idea) posals is Russian refusal to allow line, four-door. Several others. p p water piping, new construc Plastics, Inc., 242 Main street. S. A. Beechler, I^altor. Phone them died. 307S. Reward. New Britain. Phone New Britain moving to New York. line. In private home. Gentleman 4 to 8 room houeea. Buyera wait A fool there was and he lost hla Oh, do you mean at the counter I've made five luovlea, the latest supervision. , Douglas Motor Sales, 333 Main tion, estimates given, time pay 8 ROOMS FURNITURE 6969. Even aa you and I. where that very pretty blonde —Winston C?hurchlll, ments arranged. iCdward Johnson. 3-8079. preferred. References required, ing. Quick results. Call Suburban hair In 1945, all of them bad. l o s t —Lady'a brown wallet Initial street. Open every evening until Uaed 3H Montha works? The girl with the big call 8183. SEVEN ROOM colonial, master Realty Co., Kealtora. Phone 8215. Even as you and I. —Comedian Fred Allen. I' l l j u s t s t u f f THIS NEWSPAPER DOWN THEPE ed J.T.A. Containa Important 9. Phone 6979 ot 5044. Looka Like New eyes and— Our greatest threat la not from AGENTS TO TAKE orderi. No bedroom, two other bedrooms, Some called him the man who j The weary and haggard clerk papera and aum of money, urgent C. FULTON, plumbing and job- investment, hast selling, .99 deal. Includes a ''Phllco" Electric Re LAROE, W ell heated front bed W E HAVE buyera waiting for didn’t care. had been kept'busy - So tong by un W ife — On second thought, I I ------communism nor from a would- 1936 OLDSMOBILE four door six. tUe bath, lavette, fireplace, hot won’t bother you. It’a not fair of ) Once a woman gets hai;8elf ly needed. Vicinity of Sunset bing, serving Manchester, Bolton Good commission. 18 to 310 a day frigerator, Range, Bedroom Suite, room for couple or gentleman. houaea of every description. List But.we called him the man with important customer, that finally he be. dictator In our midst. Opr Radio and heater. 3145. Can be water heat, double garage. 531 me to aak you to do errands for , scalped, no amount of Imagi Ridge achool, East Hartford. Re and Coventry, lelephone Man easily. Phone 4232. Living Room Suite, Dinette Set Private entrance, continuoua hot your property with ua for imme the dome ao bare I exclaimed; greatest threat Is Ignorance, indif seen at Carter Chevrolet, 311 and other acceaaorlea. A ll or part water, shower. Five minutes to East Center street Owner. Phone diate action.. Neville and Evans. Even as you and I. I Clerk—Madam, are you stopping me after you have finished a long nation la going tu make her seem ference. and a misguided tendency ward. Call Manchester 4367. chester 8731. 2-2116. Mnin street. W ANTED — Capable man or cou will be aold. Cheney’s. Inquire 101 Chestnut Phone Manchester 7792 or 3593. Oh, the hours that he wasted, and • here? day’s work. like anything but an unfortunate to vote away more and more of LOST—PASS BOOK No. 3048. CAN BE PURCHASED FOR experiment from a barber college. 1937 FORD 2-door. Very good con- EFFICIENT Plumbing and bast ple with car or small truck. Free atreet. TWO FOUR-room houses, fully the toll he wasted. I Lady—Certainly. our Individual freedom, Notice la hereby given that Pass UNPAID BAI.ANCE AND BY And the work of head and hand, ' Clerk—Oh, I thought you might Why don’t some wise guy invent —Artist George Petty on new ditm . Can be bought right. ing. Plugged drains maehina franchise now available for this Insulated, hot water heat with — Guy Gabrielson, Republican na Book No. 3046. Issued by The RESUMING MONTHLY W E L L Flirniahed room with twin And why his hair would die, he j be taking an inventor}-. a permanent shave for men? short hair styles. I’ Chocolate Sboppe, 691 cleaned. Carl J. Nygren. 803 area for wholesale and retail dis oil, good Ioca'.ion, immediate oc Church League tional chairman. Savings Bank of Manchester has tribution of Vita Orange. For PA'YMENTS beds in private home, for one or • ; reel. Oakland street. Phone 6497. cupancy. S. A. Beechler. Phone been lost and applicaUon has further Information regarding In If you are not ,ready for delivery two girls. Few steps from Post St. Bridget’s No. 1 (4) PLUMBING, Heating, repairs on It ’^11 be held until wanted at no 6969. MICKEY EINN Ptoaaaiit Dreams! been made to said bank for pay terview write the California Fruit Office. Call 6745 after 4 p. m. LaChapelle .. 98 88 94—280 LANK LEONARD old and new systema, oil burner, coot. No charge for delivery. This ment of the amount of deposit. 1947 OLDSMOBILE 98. A-1 shape. Juice Compaby, 42 Guinan street V A C A N T— 4-room Cape Cod. OU Witkowakl .. 141 121 97—3.19 RIS water pump service. Prompt at furniture shown by appointment ATTR A C TIV E Flwnt double room. Very reasonable. Call 2-1496. Waltham, Massachusetts. heat atorm windows and doors, Arckivy ...... 93 120 109— 321 l o s t —Glasses with blue frame, tention. John H. Carlson. Phone only. Phone Hartford 6-0358, after Full housekeeping and laundry M E A D S / ^ ^ ^ , oak floors, Venetian blinds. Price C. Abraltle .. 118 127 103—347 r on Main or Center streets. Find 7325. 8 p.m. 6-6239. Aak for Mr. Albert. privileges. Frlgldaire, private en waL.WHICHONEOF HMM! NEITHER DO 87,800. Financing arranged. Ehra V. Abraltle .. 118 130 188—381 A —L —B—E — R—T — S trance. Continuoua hot watar, oU er please call 6391. Garages— 8frv1 era Sltaation* Waatad— Tyler, Agent. Phone 3-4469. U S GETS THE LOWER I! THAT DOES 43 Allyn Street, Hartford heat. Phone 2-4443. LOST—LADY'S Benrus wrist- S to ra ge 10 Millinery— Dreamnaking 19 Pem ato 28 Waterbury, New Haven, Meriden T o t a l...... 567 586 535-1688 BERTH! 1 DON’T P I^ H T SOMETHING SIX-ROOM single, fireplace, oil watch, vicinity of New A. * P. FURNISHED Room, heated. Con St. Mary’s No. 8 (6) SLeB»WEUMMI OF A PROBLEM, ALTERATIONS, All kinds, for OTHERS ASK 3139.50 for a beau- burner, Inaulated, immediate oc S m ith ...... 05 ------Tuesday morning. Phone 4663. Re. tinuous hot water, for couple or 84 179 imR,MVSELF/ OARAGE For Rent at Manchea- men's, ladies' am children’s wear. BABY SITTER would like work tlful 5-plece chrome kitchen set cupancy. S. A. Beechler, Realtor. B enson...... 107 93 80—280 ward. days or evenings. Phone 2-2156. gentleman. Phone 6803. ter Green. Phone 4383. Call after 6 o'clock, 2-8828. In Mother of Pearl finish. Our Phone 6969. (Hifford ...... 93 103 91—287 CAPABLE Stenographer 8 years’ price la only 389.50. See It at TWO FimNISHED rooms with Johnston ..., . 88 07 89—274 CUSTOM MADE CLOTHES to 8t Benson’s Furniture, 71 Main S-ROOM House, located in fine Stevenson .. 85 ____ 115—200 AnoBiiceaBcnto 2 Individual. Will work from pat experience, desires typing to do kitchen privileges. Phone 8841 Raainess Service* Offercil 12 neighborhood. Close to achooli and Rasch ...... • ----- 89 88— 177 at home, evening work. Tel. 3229. atreet. after 5 p. m. YOUR in c o m e tax return pre- tern or will originate.. Dresses, shopping. Ownet has moved out FLOOR Problems solved with suits, coats, gowns, etc. Phone pared by former deputy collector HOUSEKEEPER desires to work W H ITE GLETNWOOD combination ROOM WITH twin beds for cou o f state and wtli aeU for 88,500. Total ..... 468 466 463-1397 linoleum, asphalt tils counter. 3-3909. oil and gas range, with two 50- Call Mrs. Evans 7792, or Mr. o f Internal revenue. In your home. Eapert workmanship, tree eeti- for couple or as housemother for ple or 2 gentlemen. On bus line. gallon drums and pump. Like Nqvllle, 3593, agenta. North Methodist No. 1 (0 ) TeL 8003. mstee. Open evenlnge. Jonee* small Institution. Phone 2-2670 Breakfast If desired. Telephone 2- new. Reasonable. Call 4824. Brown ...... 02 112 89—293 Furniture, Oak atreet. Phone MoTfng— Tracking— or Hartford 33-0361. 1048. Magnuson ... . 97 116 88—301 2-1041. S to r a g * 20 N E W SINGLE Pcraon ali REGULAR 329.95 9x12 famous COMFORTABLE, Clean, large Chappell .... 100 82 ------182 MANCHESTER Package Delivery. D oga— R ir d ^ —P e ts 41 glamorugs, slightly Imperfect, in rooms. Single or double. Shower. R. A. Stkwthr 105 92 108—305 ATTENTIO N! Green Stamp col UNOLEtm — Asphalt tUa, wall Having 3 bedrooma, living room FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER BUGS BUNNY covering Done by reliable, well- Local light trucking and package pS|ttern only. We~.:lng surface not At tfte Center. 16 Wadsworth R. St’kw’th’r 84 97 111—292 BtKITS AND HER BUDDIES Taking No Chances BY EIHiAR MARTIN lectors. The Ideal Cleaners, 143 COLLIE Puppies, sable and white. and kitchen. Hot water heat, oil trained men. All Jobe guaranteed. delivery. Refrigerators, waahera harmed, 324.95. Marlow’s Furni street. Holmes ...... ----- — 10^108 BHM, WWAT'S V S O I ^ ^ 67ft. V M80V A It JUtff aost* TO EMOVb VqHAT Main street, Manchester, will give Very reasonable. 406 Oakland burner. One minute from Wilbur THAnr'S TW' 0IX2IEST Vm aOlK* to h 'vO'. EOT.ROt\t-XVV’. I Hall Linoleum Oo., 83 Oak street and stove moving a specialty. ture Dept. Phone 5060. TM' BLiSM. y/Si rv//Nirw vn TMIN3 r EVER HEARD lAMAM VOU TMddK 06 NOUB 06 OTMIRE R\(b>rt ■■ double green stamps for all Phone 3-0752. atreet. Call 2-2423. Cross Highway, in Vernon, 39,200. T o t a l...... 478 499 6'ENY*. J U V VDAKRYO TO Phone 3-4022. evenings 6166. 504-1481 O P ... RUSWINQ SO’.’.S SIVT - PK>D ViOEOOV • StNCrvt^d KiyTK BOLvV. 'orders phoned In or brought into BEST PRICES for furniture, an Apartments. Flats, Vacant. Immediate occupancy. St. James No. 1 (4) r WAVK r - RUBBISH and ashes removed. In tiques, Trading Post. 17 Maple PLACE T ' T WMOVV OVAL MAS MUR our shop on Wednesdays or A L L TYPES of Income taxes pre Tenements 63 Hildebrand .. . 01 115 lOT—313 KOME, ]'■ cinerators cleanec. Sand, gravel Wanted— Peu— Poultry- street. 2-1089 Open noon Mon TAUVX TWl fxRET FVACt'. Thursdays until -further notice. pared at rmsonable rates. Call F. O’Rlelly .. . 02 101 104— 297 VOnTA n a ! ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Phone 5838. Mr. Dolan. 2-0744 after 5:30. and clndera. Van service and Stock 44 days, 'Tuesdaya All day Thurs TWO NEIW 3-room apartments, Moran ...... 124 99 115—338 local moving. Phone H. M. Jones. day, Friday, Saturday. heated, garage, 365-370 month. Realtor—875 Main Street LupAcchino . 113 93 145— 351 INCOME TA X and accounting 3-1863. 3-8072. FARMERS. Get a better price for RANGE BURNERS cleaned, serv Children accepted. Available im J. O’Rlelly .. 112 113 93—318 service— individual and buainesa. iced, repaired and Installed. your beef cattli by selling direct NEW FU R N ITU R E at Warehouse mediately. One year lease. Crom Phone 5440 or 5938—Eat. 1921 TH E AUSTIN A. Chambers Co., to the Manchester Packing Co. prices. Ranges, refrigerators and call Dan Mosler 2-8330. Joseph Senna. Call 2-0147. well. Register for appointment. . local and long distance moving, T o t a l...... 532 521 584-1617 Have someone else price them, small appliances. Also a good Minimum service fee 310. Real Home Listings Wanted LETT US save you tiresome work packing, crating and storage. DE-LUNG'S Refrigerator aervloa. then call us. Phone 2-1500. selection of other home furnish Estate Bureau, Room 37, 42 Asy So. Methodist No. 1 by electrifying your sewing ma Service to all parts of the U. 8. ( 1) Repalra on all makaa, commar- ings at Chambers Warehouse lum street. Hartford, 2-6346. IM M ACU LATE Four-room house Perkins .... 80 97 111—288 chine. ABC Appliance, 21 Maple, olal and domestic. Emergency 34- A. and Canada. Call 5187. Hart W ANTED — Cows, calves and beef Sales, 501 Middle Turnplki East. ford 6-1423^ cattls also iioraes. Ws pay the Open 9 a. m. 1 9 p. m. in nice, convenient location. House St. Pierre . . . 87 101 100— 288 2-1575. bour service. Phone 3-ld97. Open 9 to 5. closed evenings un is not expandable. Beautifully McKay ...... 103 106 . 80—289 top dollaa^ Plela Uroe 364 Bid- til March 6. A LL APPLIAN C E S serviced and LIG H T Local crocking. Ash re well street. Phone 7406. landscaped lot. Full price, $7,500, Brown ...... 103 126 97—326 Businras Ixications T. J. Crockett, Broker. Phone Banks ...... 128 99 103— 330 r AatoaobilM For Sato 4 repalrad, bumara, rafrlgeratora, moval. W. B. Perrett, Jr. Phone MOVING? EXCESS rangaa, waahara, etc. AH work 7306. For Rent 64 5416. guaranteed. Metro Service Co. Articles for Sale 45 FURNISHINGS 7 SPRING T o t a l...... fWl 529 491-1521 i THEN ALLEY OOP They’ra Paid BY V.T.B AMLDf ROY MOTORS, Inc. EMPTY VANS to and from all AIR CONDITIONED OFFU7R St. Bridget’s No. 2 (S) Tat Manchaster 2-U883. 31 MIDDLE TURNPIKE West.— /HASTEN VEP.'iTi VlOEKlNfi.' 1M7 CHEVROLET' STYUB- state*. Assured return load, SPE C IAL Bargain for camera lov- HOUSE CLEANING? SHIFTING Orford Buildlnt.. Apply Mar Six room modern colonial with O’Neil ...... 89 96 128-313 r/ /AROUND M A8TER 3-DOOR NOV ILL in j* IN SAWS Piled, kejs made, mowers rates United, 122 West street. era. One only. Eaatman Redex low's. garage. Many extra fine features. Beaulieu . . . . 117 98 7^^294 TO TH2 . IMT PLTMOtrTH DeLUXE THAT SAME OLD STUFF ON MOa..UKE OOR sharpened, outboarda and air Phone 6375. Kodak, complete with leather Direct from owner. 30-day occu McConvilIc . 129 113 102-^344 PROMT OP 4-DOOR case. Haa Flash Kodamatlc 7 R AILR O AD siding, plus 2,400 cooled engines repaired. Capitol AROUND THE ATTIC? pancy. No agenta. Phone 2-0950. Roginka .... . 99 90 90—279 (.THE BUILDING 1M7 DeSOTO 7-PASS. speed shutter. U st price $137. square feet of heated apace on Fagan ...... 104 102 105-311 'NOR/ 1948 DeSOTO CUSTOM Equipment, 88 Slain street Painting— Papering 21 For quick aale, 376. Kemp’s, Inc. We prefer to buy complete lower level, and about 2,000 NEW HOME of 5 rooms on one r CLUB COUPE RANGE BURNERS and heaters P A IN T IN G an< paperhanging. Old households but are also interested square feet unheated on level floor, apace for 2 up. All modern T o t a l...... 538 499 504-1541 cleaned, repaired and Installed. BOLTON building atone and Oag- with cars on siding, and heated Ala* Other Good Values paper removed by steam. Celllnga In small lota: -China, glass, blic-a- conveniences. Available In 30 'I IM 'l Gnarantped workmanship. H. atone. Bolton Notch Quarry. Tele garage for trucks. Inside loading daya. T. J. Crockett, Broker. 5416. Second Congregotional (0) reflnished. Reasonable price. An phone 2-0617 Stanley Patnode. brac, etc. ’ ROY MOTORS. Inc. Nielsen. Telephone 7372. drew Tluck. 4661. and unloading, also outside plat R e e d ...... n i 123 l a i —3S9 form, also parking. W ill be co STARKWEATHER Street — At Vittner ...... 94 101 121— 316 I ' I’ . DeSoto and Plymouth PETEK W. PA N TA LU K electrical MEN'S Rebuilt and relaated shoes. ROBERT M. REID & SON COMPLETTE Painting and decor operative aa to lease and price. tractive five-room single, fire Generou.s . .. . 94 80 98—272 gales and Service contractor, malntanance and wir Good enough for dress or work. lBs!LirL»(U aicT.ti» 3-2 ating service. Floor sanding and Phone 3193— Manchester Also smaller spaces for amall place, garage, steam heat, oil Quilitch . . . . . 97 95 92—284 JUkttUBL t41 No. Main Ssl Tel. 5113 ing lo r light and power. 40 Fos Reasonable prices. Sam Yules, reOnlshlng. Estimatea free. C. F. shops. Phone Harry Libby, Hart burner, tile bath, glassed in aide McCurry ... . 86 n o 94 —290 Open Evenings ter street Phone 3308. Shoe repairer, 701 Main street COULD YOU use a 3139.50 3-plece .**Ltdy. you hav* no raaaen to worry about your rafltxaar* Charbonneau. Phone 2-9575 or ford 7-8391. porch. Bendix washing machine, maple living room suite In wine Total ...... "A S K TH E man who buys here" ANTIQUES ReOnIshed. Repairing 2-2805. ROYAL CORONA PORTABLE — large lot, nicely landscaped, trees. . 482 509 510-1401 and blue plaid cover at a 340 sav St. Mary’a No. 1 (4) abont our uaed cars. The best deal done on any furniture. Ilemann. Smith Corona Standard type $12,000. Terms or will qualify for SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH ing? Only 399.50 complete on Wanted to Kent 68 Brown ...... 90 88 94—;J72 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER in town at SoLmene A Flagg, 634 189 South Main street Phone PAIN TIN G , papirhanging, floors writers and adding machines. veteran. Wm. Goodchlld, Sr., easy terms. A t Benson's Furni Bloodgood .. . . 94 95 Center street. Manchester. Tel. 6643. sanded and reflriahed. Ceilings Uaed machines sold or rented. Realtor. Office 15 Forest street. 92—281 FRECKi.ES AND HIS FRIENDS Bend, Babes! BY MERRILL C. BL08SER ture, 713 Main. W AN TE D —5 or 6 rooms by mar H y d e ...... 107 97 6101. Open evenings 'til 9 p. m. .whitened. General carpenter work Phone 7926 or 8891. 107—311 Repairs on all n akes. Marlow's. ried couple. Ehccellent references. i IIStL , WASHING Machine, vacs, toast anc remodelliig. Men insured. Call Evans ...... 100 112 105—317 Fi&h t PbOSM 6M w eb ioY v Wen. ■jw FOR QUICK £ale two used Easy Telephone 6813. BEND Ddosr KNceS, I FlEBOa-Y. I ruE TOUNG , hWKi M B 4 COF TOO.' GUARANTEED. 1940 Pontiac ers, Irons, electric clocks, etc. Bhc- 6982. Gilbert Fickett HOLLISTER STREET — Large Nelson ...... 128 117 103—348 A L L WORSTED gabardine suit Splndry washers. One white May (ASSTBR lASO/ FBectaas.' i - LADtlS/ LL aedan, 8395; 1939 Pontlao sedan, pertly serviced. ABC Appliance, and skirt lengths. AU wool spring ENG INEER and wife desire 3 or comfortable seven room single, MAKC / tag wringer washer. Priced right. Tot. Hdep. .. 519 509 3295; 1937 Chevrolet sedan, 3160; 21 Maple. 2-1575. OUTSIDE, INSIDE Painting and suitings and coatings. Crompton 4 room furnished apartment. No fireplace, oil burner, two full 501-1529 paperhanging. Pres eatlmatea Kemp's, Inc. Handicap 9 9 9— 27 700/ 1938 Chevrolet pick-up, 3150. Cole plnwale corduroys. Save dollars children. Hartford or suburbs. baths, porch front and rear, two- Prompt service. Reasonable Motors. 4164. by making your spring clothes! Phone Manchester 2-1475. car garage, work shop in rear. prices. Phone 7630. D Frechette OLD RED Tin Barn. 706 North Tot. Inc. Hdep. 528 518 510-1556 Household Services Colonial Remnant Shoppe, 115 Excellent condition. $15,000. 1947 CHEVROLETT convertible Workman's compensation, public Main street buys and sells good St. James No. 2 (8) Offered 16A Center atreet. FOUR ROOM unfurnished apartr. Terms. Wra. Goodchlld, Sr., Real coupe, radio, heater, white wall liability carried. used furniture and antiques. ment desired by engineer, wife tor. Office 15 Forest street. Call LaRlvlere .. 125 120 123—.168 tires, rear fender ehielda; 1948 Frank Denette. Phone 2-3376. Paul Aceto . .. 96 88 111—295 FLAT FINISH. Holland window INTERIOR AND Exterior paint and six year old son. Will sign 7925 or 8891. Chevrolet coach, very clean. 1949 W H ITN E Y Stroller, in good con lease If required. Tel. 2-3520. Pagan! .... 129 115 121—365 ahadea mads to measure. All ing, paperhanging, ceilings re- WE BUY and s II good uaed furni Nash aedan, laoio, heater, low dition. Inquire 87 Summit street. EAST SIDE-r7-room single, large A. Aceto ... . 93 106 g g —288 metal Venetian blinds at a new flnislied. Fully insured. Expert ture, combination ranges. gas living room, isreplace, 4 bedrooma J. Aceto ...... 95 96 128—319 mileage, like new. Brunner’s Car low price. Keys made while you Wholesalers, East Center street work New I960 wallpapei books ONE 16 M.M. sound projector for ranges and leatera. Jones Furni n o t i c e —LANDLORDS— and tile bath upstairs. OH steam w ait Marlow's Edward R. Price Phone 2-1003. Open Mon., Wed., Fri. nights ’til parties, churches, clubs, etc. Call ture Store, 36 Oak Phone 2-1041. heat, oak floors, atorm windows T o t a l...... 538 525 ’ 572-1635 LIST WITH US FOR SUIT Zion 9. CORNICES and valance boards. INTERIOR ANP Exterior paint 2-1496. Very reasonable. and screens, garage. Exception Latheran (1) % 9-2 WOULD YOU pay 3149.50 for a AB LE t e n a n t s . Service Free Hein ...... 83 98 116—297 Custom built choice of designs. ing. Average rocm papered. 312. ally large lot. Price $12,500. Elva BIG DRUM-LOT savings in Wards 3219.50 Hide-a-v ay Lawson aofa Prokopy ...... 97 129 100— 326 «. MO. H. a. MT. 1948 POI^nAC STREAMLINER Phone 2-3524 oi 2-9002, from 9 Including paper. Oellingi reOnlsh- Tyler, Agent. Phone 2-4469. spring oil sale! Now only 60c a bed In a beautiful gray tapestry? Sadrozlnski . 90 101 101—292 » SEDAN COUPE — Green, a. m. to 9 p. m. ed. Excellent workmanship. Ray "BUILD—BUY—RENT" PRISCILLA'S POP Aak For and Racoiv* BY AL VERMEER hydramatic, fully equipped. In 55-gaI. or two 30-gaI. Easy terms. A t Benson’s Furni Klelnert ... 110 106 95—301 mond Flake- 3-9337. ^gMegO)^^ PRISCILLA! ture, 713 Main. .. 93 103— 286 1947 PONTIAC STREAMLINER WEAVING of burns, moth boles drums. Federal tax included— no Sqbafban fo r Sato 76 A. Petke ... 90 8 FOUR DOOR SEDAN—Ex- and tom clothing, ooeiery nma drum deposit! Fre« delivery in BElNDDC Small console radio Contact the MOTI T o t a l...... 470 527 515-1512 oeptionally clean, with low handbags repaired, sipper re R e iM iriiig 23 Ward*; area. Luy now—pay later phonograph. Good condition. Tel. M UST SELL, 83 acres, 8 rooms, VOl/ L DUS' . mileage. placement umbrellas repaired, on Wards special contract plan. REAL ESTATE BUREAU modern city water, good barn and V O U R MATTRESSES. Vour Old mat 8583. men's shirt collar* reversed and Grease, gims, pumps also on aale! 42 Asylum Street. Room 87 chicken coops, SH miles from St. John’s (6 ) ROOM} 1947 MERCURY CLUB COUPE— tress aterilUed and remade like .. 106—322 replaced. Marlow's UtUe Mending Montgomery Ward, Main atreet, MOTOROLA Combination radio. HARTFORD. TeL 3-6346 town. A money-maker for right Plocharczyk 95 121 Fully equipped. new. Call Jones Furniture and .. . 98 112 110—320 Shop. Manchester. Reasonable. Also Kenmore wash party, tfew 4 rooms, all modern, Yaworski 1947 FORD STA’nON WAGON. Floor (Tovartng, 36 Oak. TeL 1- 9 a. m.—9 p. m. Zawistowaki 103 103 83—289- 1041 ing machine. Very good condition. large lot. in Bolton, 87,000. Many Deptula .. .. 102 110 92—304 1943 PL'YMOUTH SPECIAL DE Practically new. Call 2-2865. other places. Let us know your CURTAINS and hand ironing done Rubacha . .. 143 94 103—340 LUXE CONV. COUPE—New Boats and Aceeaaoriea 46 W A N TE D — 4-5-6 unfurnished wanU. Call R. O. Denton. Tel. paint. Ehccellent mechanical at home. Call 8648. Bosinraa Opporiunitiae 32 rooms. Veteran, insurance clerk, 6724. condition. OUTBOARD Motor lay-away sale! T o t a l...... 541 540 494-1575 STERLING Combination oil and wife, two amail sons. Call 2337W4 NATURAL GAS, utility and tele- Save up to $12 on dependable, Center Congregational (4) > 1937 PONTIAC 6 FOUR DOOR Bdildlng— ('onlractlng 14 gas stove, Call 2-1720. WlUlmantlc, collect. W rite Box SEDAN—Low mileage. Very viaion stocks paying dividends are powerful “ Sea King” motors dur Clark ...... 97 98 93—288 76, Andover. T League dean. sound investmenta. Call Joaeph ing -Warda big Outboard sale! ONE-H ALF Price on remnants of McComb ... lOT 86 ------191 CARPENTRY Work done at rea McCluskey 2-3272. Only 85 down holde your new Inlaid and felt base linoleum. H ilin s k l ------.. 96 — 107—203 1949 FORD CUSTOM 8 CYL. Chambers Movers (1) sonable prices. Rockville 1998J2. "Sea King’’ until May 15. Reg. Langers Floor Covering, 41 Pur S aaiela...... 136 151 116— 405 3 Z TWO DOOR — Fully equip Witkowaki . . . . 125 103 109— 337 WOULD You buy television stock 3112.50—5 h. p. twin, 3104.50; nell Place. Phone 2-4123. West Side Jualar League Mazzoll .... 121 132 99—3.52 ped. Very low mileage. Saalela ...... I l l 102 117—380 ;aa. T.a MS w aaa. 4Sr. GENEHAL CAKPENPRY, Altera- at 35 cents per share?. Telephone Reg. 351.50— IVi h. p. /single, West Side Dairy (45) Steckel .... . ----- 109 186—245 Chambers ...... 110 104 96—310 VIC FLINT Dead Man's Hill? BY MICHAEL O'MALI.EY AND RAI.PH LANB BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. tlona, additions and neW conatruu- Joseph McCluskey 2-3272. 347.50; R e g 379.50—3 h. p. sin STOVES. Waahera. kitchen sets, B. F. PU. !. we. T. M. tm. i tion. Dormers, porches and ga- Wennergran . . . 127 134 117—868 gle, 374.50; Reg. 3189.50— 12 h. p. beds, cheats, at bargain prices Higley, rt ...... 6 0 12 T o t a l...... 557 576 551-1684 *Th9y'd aurtly knock aomothlnf off yodr inoom* taxoa AfOaagXNNSNAMi— 155 Center St. Phwie 2-4545 ragea at reasonable prices Work Kovla ...... 135 106 181—862 twin, 8177.50. Montgomery Ward. The Woodshed, 11 Main street. Altken, If ...... 1 0 2 No. Methodist No. 9 (9) if you'll Just up tht narvo to t*H tn* govomiitont you BUT AC7U4UV OHE OF TH6 manship guaranteed. Free eeti- Halp Wanted— Femato 36 Her# ar* the aamplet of the handwritinf of all my help IM ittT 8M RUNS HERf AT 1947 FORD super deluxe 8. new Main street. Tomlinron, c ...... 3 0 6 Donnelly .. 99 99— 282 givo tnWn - . . — matea. R. M. Alexander. Tel. NEW HOME Treadle sewing mS' 698 539 570 1707 • *1 mo8t of your salary for bondar* and hart's the eontonta of the auggoation boxf" WBAPISE PiAKS. IF CHRIS* white wails, excellent condition. Duff, r g . , ...... 0 0 0 Sullivan ... 110. 93 96—299 3716. SALE SLAD Y under 40 years shine. Very good running condi Bryaat Chapmaa (3) tOFHER CWI B8 (MA0810 AU acceeeori,.!. A real buy, 3900. COMB IN and see the latest in McCUrry, Ig ...... 1 2 1 35 Croosen ... 103^ 86 117—306 OUT OUR U .AY BY J. K. w il l ia m s OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOI'LE wanted. M uit have ealee exper tion. Phone 2-0445. Inquire 11 GlgUo ...... 101 108 123—332 a I.9HIA7, M ». CaU 3-1028. CARPENTER Work. Jobbing ot tackle, outboards, boats, marine Hanna ...... 95 100 104—299 ience. Good salary plug commis Broad street. A. Brown .. . 98 110 147—355 KfiAD, MR. PERCMWORTHY/ CSHTAIML'Y, AtAJORf X all kinds. New construction. hardware, paint etc. A atora T o U Is '...... 22 1 46 O. Chappell . . 101 114 109—S24 iNlAYOdMe J'RAZBR 1949 Manhattan deluxe, sion. Montgomery Ward, Main J. Brown... 107 90 126- N iy r WESK Yie'LL Be r e a t v ALWAYB M e O ID SS T H E I Workman’s compensation carried. especially for the marine aporta- Watamt Street Tavera (44) Ivan end. »adlo, heater, overdrive. Sold for atreet, Manchester, Conn. Burr ...... FOR A TEST RO*J WITH MN FIRST iNIbWR TRY AM/- Cell for an estimate pn any In man. Open from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Anderson, rf ...... 4 0 8 Total . . . . . 493 402 525^1510 over 88,000 new, will sell for 31,. SMALL Kelvinator refrigerator, Taggart ... • ^ A H ,e R,X MEAM OOR— ENEM B ET A inside or outside work. Fred Y’AITRESS Wanted. Apply to the McIntosh Boat Co., located at Lowd, If ...... 1 0 2 80. Methodist No. 2 (1) 750. Can be seen at Olcott Pack good condition. 330. Phone 2-0778. BONE SANER/-— Vie’LU 6UY OMCE X COULD OO A Knofla. Tel. 7704. manager. Bar-B-Que Hut Tal- the end o f Purnell Parking lo t Hare, c ...... 7 0 14 537 576 653 1755 am /:...... 92 80 104—273 age Store, 550 Center street .. 93 80 125—307 TRV IT OUT O^J A FROZEN CL06DAMCE IB A ROV4 cottvUle after 1 p. m. Tel.' 2-8102. FOUR Antique Duncan Phyfe style Moller, r g ...... 4 2 10 Maachester Motor Sales (2) Mullln ...1 . Telephone 4697. Between 9 a. m.. Loomis ...... 86 105 91—281 LAIto OR HOCKEY RiNK/-* BOKTo^X LOST, BY TH E mahogany chairs, 1810-1820 Joubert, Ig ...... 5 0 10 Brogan 100 124 102—326 I p. m. Sp^cd • • 0 O O • .. 88 89 110—287 YOU'RE AN ATHLETIC TYP E WAY/ Roofing 16A HOUSEKEEPER to live in. Cook period. Phone 2-4477 or 3-9841. Larcheveque, Ig .. . .0 0 0 Matoolt ...V. 115 180 100—846 ing and general care of home, 2 Diamonda— W atcha^- Schiebel ... 100 105 111—316 •«>WOULt> YOU LIKE T D 8 E 1946 OLDSMOBILE club llJdan. McCurry .... 114 110 99—383 adulU. Box HW, Herald. J t w t ir y 48 t h e oomplate overhaul, good tires, <1 — Specializing in re- Totals ...... 21 3 4i4 Varrlek ...... ~<>ofk of au kinda, Total . . . . . 458 468 541-1467 new paint, radio w d heater, 3295 Msrhinery sml Tools 89 CJorrcnU . . . . •a. Gutter work. Chlm- PROFIT from,your apare time. LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler Ra- down, balance 24 months. Brun- Sell top value everyday greeting pairs and adjusta watches expert Pagaal’s (51) Emaanei Latheraa »> . i-e.ied and repaired. 26 B. F. PU. (8 ) BY UM UB TURNER Ber'a, C or wholesalers, East Cen cards. Everybodj buys 15-card $1 ly at reaaonabla prices Opaa SNOW PLOWS. Maxim bumper Noren ...... n o 119 111—340 WASH TUBBS _ How He Doob It ter atreet ycaio csperlenca. Free aatlmatsa Moriarty. r f ...... 8 0 13 Rena's Tavern (1) box, others from samplea sent on Tburaday evenings. 129 Spnic* plows for cars ano pickupa. Peer L. Anderson .. 08 106 111—315 ’ b u t — 9UT» Can Howity. Uanchaatar 536t Trueman, I f ...... 0 1 1 Lanky ...... 91 99 1 ’ nna *«N7A5ric,.'wu C l ^ approval. Also, show free samples street Phone 3-4367. less hydraulic lift plowa for cars, K. Anderson .. 90 94 100—293 taeNi but tuEVfwMfu < Diuiahue, If ...... 0 0 0 Payne . . . e m m T71 rridcTl ? ' o a zm .y i of imprinted notes, stationery, trucks and tractors. Capitol H. Benson .. . 106 102 104—312 X B a vou FOPUFl X..XM M gT Doaring, c ...... 2 1 8 PSrkey . . . PgNB»0FPJIIB7\ napkliu. Your profits up to Equipment 88 Main street Phone Carlson . . . . . 116 122 113— 351 NgMIVMOSC. PARTBOarPMIC Fael and Peed 49A Duncan, rg ...... -8 8 19- Hutton 100%. Write: Hycreat Dept 205, 7958. Newcomb m *19X9 AND N0F» SebuU, rg ...... 0 3 2 91 Bedford, Boston, Maaa. SEASONED) l.ardwood for flt«- T o t a l___ . 529 549 539-1*11 DACKiiTPinr piece, furnace and range. Imme OVERSTOCKED. wlU seU at bar Kearns, I g ...... 8 1 7 > 514 650 508 1638 diate delivery. B. J. Begin, Olaa- gain prieea, new hydraulic l i f t Holland, Ig ...... 8' 1 6 Oeater Servlee (I) Snyder .. 88 74 03—253 Help Wuted— Mato 36 tonbury 3-3933. corn planters, mowers, cultiva O leaaoa...... U 8 181 104-858 Mosler 92__ 93__ 93—______276 tors, disc, twg, spring harrows for Totala ...... i 81 9 81 Schmelske . . . . . 117 ^8.118—381 Levatt ...... 93 86 113—292 OPPORTUNITY —W* are looking HARDWOOD For inlc. etove Ford tractors. Cash and carry. Bread Street Motora (88) HlUnski ...... 115 116 135-855Kovenaky . . . . 96 105 111—312 for a reUable married man who length, delivered. Also cow man Dublin Tractor Co„ North Wind Plagge, rf ...... 1 0 8 O o o d rli^ ...... 185 129 149-418 Herman . . . . 113 117 135— 355 haa sold direct to the hdma to ham road, WlUlmanttc. Da via, t f ...... 0 0 0 I ' f ‘ 1 ure. Plela Bros. 884 Bldwell I A ) handle our busiiMsa in this area. street Phene 7405. Johnson, I f ...... i,... 1 6 8 490 488 494 1447 Sub Total .. 479 474 584-1487 Age 30-45. Car necessary. No de Taylor, I f ...... 1 0 8 I W ins (1) Handicap . . . . 89 89 88-^-117 livering, coUecting or daa» WMtoi—To Bay 68 Duff,.c 8 0 10 O t k a ...... 185 148 110— 887 stratlng. Man aelectad will ba H A Y FOR Bale. Phone 8206 be Linnell, rg ...... : 8 1 IS Lailey ... .. 96 131 108— 823 T o t Inc Jldcp, 618 818 57S'l604 ’ ' •» praeticaUy set up in buainsas on tween five and seven. B U T O ia Uaad fnndtur* a Cyr, U ...... 4 2 10 Sexton ...... 101 118 98— 813 a ramuntrwUve 25% baaia. New — -...... ■ ' - ■ « household gnoda. any quantity Lalne, I g ...... 0 0 0 Kompanik ... 88 138 103— 836 Waterbury, Oonn.—Julie Kogon, and rarest buaineaa. Write ■ Bdx The WoodrtMd, U Mnin sUaet 184, New Haven, and Beppa Cbla- M. H c ra l^ Read Hendd Advs. Totals 18 29 429 504 412 1348 sanU, 188,^ Italy, Draw, iO. Hanrl^rBter StmtUts l|»raUt THUBSDAT, UAKCH S, ItSd Your Rod Cross Be^m Its Canvass Today The Buckland-Oakiaad olub will Volpe and Oarrity law Arm, rep- about tbrss a mootb In over 9,000 serve a baked ham supper at the College Choir Is Engaged Hearing Held reewtted the Thralls while At calls. Ha also told tbs commission AlioutToVn Blidiiaad<«aklaad school Monday. torney Wesley C. Gryk represented that no customer aver had to watt ...... iii— — • *! March • at 0:SO. ITollowing the Boland. longer than 10 minutes for aerv- Avofsge Dsily Not Proas Run Appearing before the commis Ice. Tha only complalnta, he said, Tho Wtathor Dr. O M m A. OKinmMtte, local supper Miss Jeanne lo w of the To Be Offered On Taxicabs Fm - the Month nf Pahnmry, 1950 FoTMaal •! 0. a. Wnatoer •orma cMffbpMoUr. la att«a41iic » m ^ - High school faculty will speak I sion In favor of granting tha a))- ware whan passengers went from InC In New Hnven today of the and show movies of her trip to plication were seven housewives, one zone to another without realis ing it Very eoM aai wtody thh Mtar- Ueallnff Arta Board. France and England. Mrs. John Continued Until April 3 most of whom reside in the north Daley and Mrs. Richard Howes Augustana Singers to Be end. Complaints were registered When the commission had 9,877 noon with m M tly ennay eldeei Henry V, Downorowltx, Firemen are co^airman of the commit Presented in Hartford Following Presentation against the two operating cbm- listened to all persons Interested r ad tho Aodtt eknr and conturned ooM tonight; Apweatloe, U8N, aon of Mr. and tee. paniea alleging unreliable service. In speaking on the application, It nt drrolatlBM not quite m m U Sntardny. Mia. rater Dawnorowtts of US Xr> March 26 O f Arguments Objections were raised about the continued the bearing until April Manehester~^A City of Village Charm Vlas atraat, Maacheater. la aanrlag The 1949 World Series baseball conditions of the caba, declaring 3. The hearing took place In Room they were often "dlrtsr” and the ManchmUm^t PUmo aboard tba mlneaweeper UBS Sprig film, plus several shorts, will be Emanuel Lutheran church of Hearing on an application aeek- 580 of the State Office Building on with the Atlantic Fleet. P owikto- ashtrays usually full. The ob Capitol Avenue in Hartford. Advartislag m Pago U ) shown members of the St. John's this town, Emanuel Lutheran of Ing permiaalon to operate three Distributor fo r' VOL. LXIX, NO. 129 MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1950 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE POUR CENTS w lti entered the Naval aervise Youth Organisation Friday night jectors claimed about "unreaaon- April U , 1948, and received hla at 7:4S at the church hall. Henry Hartford and the Flrat Lutheran t( -t-caba In town by Thomaa R. ably long waiting periods" for cab •SOHMER raoutt training at the Naval Wienbickl and Casimir Grsyb are church. New Britain, are bringing Boland waa continued until April service, and furthered their claims 3 at 10:30 a.m. by the Public Utili- Tialniiii; Center, Oreht Lakee, Pi. in charge of the program. to Hartford the noted Auguatana that It became necessary many •GULBRANSEN tlea Commiaalon yeaterday. The timea to double up with other pas- THOMAS J. SHEA Miners' Children Offer Thankh College Choir of Rock Island, 111., Faul A. Schueta of 23 Summer application waa preaented before aengera. This doubling up, they INCOME TAX RETURNS •WURUTZER The March meeting of the Pines for a concert in Bushnell Memori the commiaalon about a month ago claimed, meant going out of he Reports, Papers atriet, a Snlaher at Choney milla, Civic Association. Inc.. Was held Truman Plans to Ask al hall, Hartford, Sunday, March and poatponed until yeaterday so way at timea to pick up the pas Formerly of Dlvlolon St. • •HARDMAN win be confined to hie home for last evening at the Y. M. C. A. Now In Glastonbury aome time because of a fractured 26 at 3:30 p. m., under the direc that the counsel for Fred and sengers. Following the business meeting Elmer M. Thrall, operatore of the ■■M* sustained in a fall at his tion of Dr. Henry Veld. The Thralld opposed the applica Phone Olaatonbury S-2289 Paul Klein showed movies, and Manchester Taxi Company and -he tion, claiming that fhe twelve cabs Will Be Available refreshments were served by Mrs. For many years Dr. Veld baa City Cab in opposition to the ap A. H. Quintln, assisted by Mrs. been regarded aa an outatanding now operating In town adequately KEMP'S Chester Peterson and Mrs. Ken program builder and interpreter of plication, could make a further met the needs of cab service. Elmer Incorporated Congress for Power study. Attomeya Harold W. Gar- neth Cloutier. An Interesting pro great choral works. Recently he Thrall, younger of the two, aaid rity and John Mroack of the Bull *r. Read Herald Advs. Furniture and Musle Preteniing gram has been planned fur the waa elected to memberabip In the that his complaints averaged For Legislators next meeting, which will be held American Academy of Teachers of Msreto J. Rtwavll at the T. M. C. A. on April S, and Singing, a select group of thirty- BERNAT It la hoped that all members will five outatanding voice teachera. Mr. and Mra. Herbert W. Rua- Commission on State attend. Since 1929 Dr. Veld baa directed aell of Rl)inebeck avenue. Spring- Begin CJieck To Seize Coal Mines YARNS thla natlonally-faraoua Auguatana field, Mass., have announced the Government Organ!* choir, and every year under hla di engagement of their daughter, Marcia Joan, to Pfc. John Arthur In Washable Qtlors rection the choir haa won univer zation Says Docu* Will Send Message to Rotariaus View sal acclaim for Its choral dlatlnc- Nelaon, aon of the late Mr. and Of Defense ). For Yoor Knitting tlon, although a number of mem Mra. I. B. Nelaon, of thla town, and ments Studied Before N a vy Promises Aid Both Houses This Aft brother of Mra. E. Q. Boyce, of 108 Industry Pictures bers of the group are graduated Report Drafted; Dupli* ED.MAR each June. Cedar atreet. Plans Made ernoon; Announce The choir In Ite tour of the Miaa Ruaaell la a graduate of the eating Cost Prohibitive ment Made After Con KNITTING NOOK Rotarians received an entertain East this spring will give concerts Claaaical High achool, Springfield, In Coal Shortages ing and informative picture of New and la employed by the Maaaachii- 97 Crestwood Drive In Bridgeport, Providence and Senators Study Secret ference With McGrath, England’s Industries Tuesday when Boston, as well as Hartford. aetta Mutual Life Inaurance Cbm- Hartford, March 8.— (/P)— The local committee in charge pany. Blueprints for Mobil* PcHman and Chapman they saw the film “Dynamic New Mr. Nelaon attended Wentworth The Ckimmission on State Makes Available 17,000 — = = = = = England." The movie was shown of promotion and ticket sales In Military Academy in Miaaouri, and Government Organization an izing Civilians and In Hoping to Avoid A o and explained by Lloyd Bemis, di cludes Roy Johnson, Thomas Turn la a graduate of Wilbraham Acade Tons for^ Institutions ] News Tidbits er. Albert Pearson, Clarence Hel- nounced today that all of its rector of public relations of Bay my, Wilbraham, Maaaachuaetta. survey unit reports and work dustries If W ar Comes In Seven Southern Inal Seizure of Mines State Film Productions, Inc. slng and Rev. Carl E. Olson, min He la an Inatructor In the United Culled From (/P) Wirca ister of Emanuel. Tickets may papers will be available to the INCOME The colored film showed the de Statea Air Force In Wichita Falla, Washington, March 8—(4^—Sen States; Pinch Grotcing Washington, March 3.—(JF) tails of New England’s leading in now be secured at Emanuel church Texaa. m K M jm m v General Assembly. The Gen office, or from a group of twenty ators began a detailed check to Korean Army headquarters say — President Truman will ask dustries. eral Assembly will meet in TAX members of the church now aelllng day into secret blueprints for mob- Pittiiburgh, March 8.—(/P) they have broken up attempt by Congress today for power to them. A special admiB8lofl~ price special session next Thurs — The Navy came to the aW unidentified ship to supply Com day to consider the commiaaion’s ilising the nation’s civilians and seize and operate ths coal will be made to atudenta In the Industries In event of war. of coal-flhort institiitionn in munist guerrillas In republic of second balcony of th.e BushnelU plan for remodeling the aUte gov South Korea. . .Wayne Klehard- mines. The White House an- ^[STANCE ernment. Chairman Tydlngs (D., Md.) seven states today as the SMALL ADVT.— HALE'S assigned three members of the I, Associated Pr«M' correspond n()unced that Mr. IVuinfin Some Have Complained fuel shortage grew more ent, will receive George Polk Me Roan Daily (Except San.) LARGE VALUE Senate Armed Services commit will send a message to Con- 2 P. M. to 6 P. M. Self Serve Some ilegtalatoni have voiced tee to the survey, after comment acute across the nation. The morial sward of Overseas Press res8 about 8 p. m. (e x t.), club S t Its annual dinner tonight Headquarters AND complaints tbat the commission ing that testimony the committee Charleston (S. C.) Naval 6 Room dwelling built by gave few facta and figures to (lilldren of strUdag ndnera offer prayerful thanks before tilting down to a free hot luach prevMed tor In New York. . . .Harry A. Bur 'he announcement was made Other Roan By heard yesterday convinced him base made available 17,000 after a conference of Mr. Truman Jarvis 6 years ago. FOR bock ltd osaertlona that the reor- them at Cedi Township school In OedI, Pa. The meals, volunteered by Cedi residenta, are a hlrsslBf dette, 29, convicted murderer whd - . Appohitment that' the nation’s defenses are at to numy dUMrea whose parents are without monry to rive them nourhhing school luadies. la Wash- faces death In electric chair, will with Attorney General McGrath, gonixarion would occompUsh large a peacetime peak. tons of coal for public institu- ■avlnga to the toiqmyers. Ington, Judge Richmond R. Kecch announced a finding of "not guilty" In the f*ontempt trtal of the Unit tiona In the Sixth Naval district. be baptized Sunday in West Vir Solicitor General Philip B. Perl Priced To Sell A t 112,100 President Truman said much the ed Mine Workers union. He found the union Innocent of both dvU and criminal iwntempt diargea. ginia creak while hsadouffed to man .and Secretary of ths Interior Health Market A commiaalon announcement same thing at his news conference It te made up of South Carolina, . Tel. 4021 sold that a vedume of documents (A P wirephoto). > \ Georgia. North (terollna, Florida, minteter and under heavy guard. Ooesr Chspinan. From7 A.M.to7P.M.Can “which pile more than four feet yesterday. This apparently was Tennessee, Mississippi and Ala Attorney James J. Loughlln In A draft of legislation to carry Manchester 4112 high” was studied by each com In reply to some protests In and bama. Washington makos public oaustto out the mine oebnu'e wlU go to out of Congress that economies In missioner before the report was Asks Air Force for Coal letter to Chief Joatlce Vinson both houses of Congress with tho TH O S. J. Q U ISH HEALTH MARKET drafted. stituted by Secretary of Defense Visits to Sick Friend questioning Vinson’s “wisdom end message. .After 7 P. M. Call ride Gives a Dazzling Clean Wash Johnson have weakened the Army, Causes Two Injuries W m Not Back Down Maine's Gov. Frederick G. • Charter Oak Street *Tn addition, the commission and Payne asked the Air Force for judicial propriety." ... Philippine Mr. Truman turned to poosihla Manchester 2-1074 survey unit work files total many Navy and Air Force. army fears Red Invasion of For oeiaurs with the rototni’ rofuring Less Challdent Thaa lydlaga use of coal stored in the deactivat WITHOUT RINSING thousands of supplementary Willoughby, O., March 8.— ed Presque Isle base for that mosa will start outbreak of Com- to go bock to work despite court BEEF RIB Beef pages," It added. Senator Gurney (R., 8. D.), one munlat activity In Manila with ser orders and the country plunging of the lawmakers named to study —On his way to see a sick On Stand on Steel northern Maine city’s achoote The cost of duplicating all of friend, Patrick J. Moron which have only a two week sup ious danger to Internal socurity of Into a deepening ertete for lOM of this material by any process would the nation's mobilization plans, telanite.. .Civil Aeronautics ad cool. said he la less confident about the slipped on the Ice and ply. Boneless be prohIbiUva. For this reason, sprained his ankle. The friend, ministration says that none hf re Despite the step of asking Oon- Typietd Manche$ter Family Speaks ROAST the commlsaion has tendered the state of American preparedness Labor Cabinet Re|>ortefl |y^|*cr O u S t e r Unemployment continues to Clarence F. Shroyer, heard of 0 mounL cent aeries of accidents Involving greis for the legislation. It was avollablUty of original materials than Tydolngs. “I ’ve certainly Ready to Stick to persons being sucked or blown out learned the White House stUI te en tequoat by the Oommittee on Moran’s plight and gpt out of It te esUmsted unofficially that Ranges, Refrigerators got to know'more about these his sick bed to visit Moron. of planes In flight reflected faults clinging to the hope that actual State Government Orgnnixntion of plans than I do now before pass as at least 225,000 workers In olUed Buy Our Meat At But walking to Moran's home Position National* Of Strachey Industries have joined the 372,000 In structural design. Mteura esn hs avoided. Washers and All the General Aosembly when estab ing judgment,” he said. About one out of every five mu The hope te that a oetttemeat lished." Shroyer slipped on the same ization of Industry striking United Mine Workers In ON SALE HERE Tydlngs spoke out after the- ice spot and broke his left leg idleness. tual savings bonks In New Eng miqr be tesehed betweea John L. Other Appliances Twelve copies of tha final re committee hod listened behind land paying higher talercst rate ,Lmris and the cool operatora dur IN THE SAME FAMILIAR PAOCAOE ports e f eorii survey unit wUl be in two'places. Anti'Laborite Papers De* More and more emergency meos' The L.T. WOOD closed doora to the testimony of Lpn.'dpn, Mmreh 3^—Wirr urea are gqiag Into effect In an of- now than It did year. ago. . .to ing the day that wtt exert tbs p|Min(t,la .tha Jtfato Jflaaqi: nhoin. Aeting-CaMirmaa'JobB -R. Stool- iiM J M t H A M c o u March 16 for reference by leglols- The-Labor government was maiid Hia^ Removal fort to k e ^ the growing porolyate vesUgitoro report that D e- nocoszlty fbr Ute governraint'o MSMCMsarai Ce«» man of tha National Security Ito- froai etraniidlng America'a econo tor. motormaa blamwi tor Lrag taking over the minos. ton. tha proto and tha public, the sources board (N8RB). This reliably repotted today, to h O a tB K PLANT ORDS Economy Meal eommisMoa sold. From Cabinet Po*t my. Island toilroad wtook wMeh kOM JACK FROST agency has tha task of developing NurseHecalls have decided against a back Henry Ford 0, head of Fbrd 31 persona, has be«i autqwndod Roasting Eensitog far CoadeuasUon plana for using the nation’s re Ifr. Truman aaked hte fact-find-,, of down now from its position Motorir Company, says “ ths sntlre from duty 18 times previoualy for Ing board for an Immediate r m r t ’^ The oonimiaslan sold the reasons sources In time of war. Bnlletin! country wtlll be shut down In. two breaking company rules, and In- And Sawe Up To 20%** Mazola Smoked on nationalization of steel. on the present altuatlon in Um for Issuing Its report In condensed “The board has tackled Its hug;e Death Pallor Londoa, March veatlgators odd that hte record te The newly-appointed cabinet woeks" if cool producUon isn’t re contract dtepute. • W A e Jast a typical American family trying to eat the ISDOM Chickens form was this: problems Intelligently,” Tydlngs luird Besverbrook’s oatl-La- sumed soon. not the worst by any meant.’’ "As Its findings merged Into sold. ‘I t has arrived at a pivtty of Prime Minister Attlee met He also cancelled all engage bast wa can on a Umited budget. We have found that ’ Manchester Shoulders bortte press stepped up Ito The United States Steel Oorpor Veterans Administration oays ments—other than a cahiast OU fundamentals and principles since good understanding to meet any for a short time today and campaign for the' ouster of stton sold'Isy-ofi. tn Its Pitts It te firing 7,890 o n ^ y a s becauM hy haying meat at our local locker plant, we not only from Set forth, the commission believed emergency that could reasonably Testifies Mrs. Borroto mrotlng —to give hte fuU'attaa- the well-informed lobby corre W ar Minister Joha Strachey burgh district plants Incrtosed It lacka money to pay them... U. tlon to the coal crisis, Hs hod got better meat, but we get it at much lower prices. that the General ^Assembly, the be expected.” . Not Breathing Prior spondent of the British Press as today by challenging him to from 10,000 to 12,000. Ths Irvin 8. refuses to permit 12-member 5 Lb. governor and the people would he No Indication War Imminent made engagements to recelva half OOP'S Caterers sociation, who often writes with prove be has ever openly dis works of the subsidiary Carnegit- E f upean "peace delegatlea” head a dosen callers. * A t the locker plant we buy quantities of meat right heat served by brevity, simplicity Tydlngs said the mobilization To Injection of Air nilnote Steel Corporation closed a BAG official guidance, sold: avowed Comnutalam. Tho ed by Pablo Picasso, noted Spon- The White House announced tha and thus save up to 20% on our meat bill! The meat Mr. — When cane-bottom and cohesive pattern . activity does not indicate that of challenge was The Evening bit mill which roUa steba of ateel teh artist, to visit this country... "Caterers of “The commission realized also ficiate believe another war te Im “ No Foundotioa for tapresoloa” Into colls of thin strip steel. president’s move. is carefully cut up just as I want it. chairs start to sag, wash Manchester, N. H., March 3—(