Average Dally dreolatlofi The Weather r*r the Mtwta at MaMh. Itea Foraras* or O. a. 9,042 VaHaMa eloadiaeaa, MU ooM toidglit; partly el Women*8 and Misses* e a( tfta A ailt day BMfBiag, HgM al Fashions More of flrwIatlBna ^ aarriaa la Regular and Half ,Size Manche$ter-^A City of Vittago Charm V -■ ...... *9“^* I ' Glorious Than VOL. LXV~ NO. 165 (Claaaiaad AdvartialBg aa Page IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 194«. (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CffNIB DRESSES, \ Ever A profusion of styles in Prints snd Solid Colors, In President at Roosevelt Dedication Crepes. Spun Rayons and Jerseys. They have all Peace Committee the details in styling that you have seen in all the I Spain Offers to What a truly beau­ . pre-views of this Spring’s smart dresses. tiful Easte/l And to aptly carry out the Unable to Settle theme are these Council Probe magrnihcent Easter $8-30 ensembles you’ll en­ Manchuria Crisis joy wearing in the Perennial Parade of „^;jMore Clothes Of Poland’s Charges new fashions.

1 M^Slor InSMonths Draft ‘Holiday’ Would Give Members Guardedly Of Strife-Torn Area Seen Certain Study Invitation to De* Because of Impotency \ lh*ive Forcing Reds Part termine by Inspectioit Wbetber German Sci^ / j t Bowles Sure Shortage Peiping, April 13.—(/P)— O f Assets enlists Engaged in Lieut. Gen. Alvan C. Gillem, Of Inexpensive Gar­ Stand Change ...... j Atomic Research; Nd Jr., disclosed today that the ments Will Be, Eased; Sino-American Peace com­ Immediate Decision on Record Not Creditable Reluctant House Lead­ France Fails to Oh~ \ mittee of three, with substi­ Acceptance Probable tutes having replaced all orig­ ers Indicate Willing­ tain Support in Com»\ inal members, is powerless to Washington, April IS— (S>) — ness to Along to mission Considering i Stabilization Director Chester New York, April 13.— (ff!) act in the Manchurian crisis. Get Law Extended League* s Liquidation Gillem said he has ac­ Bowles expressed confidence today -^Members of the United Na* quainted General Marahall, whom that the ehortage of inexpensive tions Security council guard; Washington, April 13—(F)— he temporarily replaced aa the clothing will have eased consider Geneva, April 13—(4»)—France edly studied today an invita­ 'American member, with the eeri- Snowballing support for a draft ably in three months. proposed today that Russia be al­ tion from the Spanish cabi) (Nhaim of the Manchurian altua- “holiday” forced reluctant House lowed a share of the League of net asking the council to dto tionT^-He ia awaiting inetructiona In a radio addreaa (ABC net­ leaders to indicate a willingness to­ from Manhan, who emplaned work.) he appealed to the public U Nation’s assets, but failed to ob­ termine for itself by Inspaffr day to go along on a temporary from WaslUngton yesterday to re­ to be patient "a little while long­ President Harry S. Truman (left, foreground), addresses the audience from the porch of former tain support in the commission tion whether refugee Gerroin turn as PreMdrat Truman's spe­ ed." President Roosevelt's Hyde Park. N. Y.. home at exercises dedicating Franklin D. Roosevelt’s home and induction ban in order to get the considering the liquidation. scientists are engaged in cial envoy to C hi^ Stating that production of cloth grave as a national shrine on the llrst anniversary of the late president’s dsath. (AP wirephoto). draft law extended nine months When no member seconded the atomic research In Spain. The committee m uked time to­ Slid apparel is on the uptrend. from Ma'y 15. ' motion, made by French Delegate CouncU Reaottoa day, its fact-llndlngNniasion to Bowles added: But they prepared to fight to Emil Charveriat, the commission Council reaction was immadl* GIRLS’ COATS Manchuria halted ehortxpf that “Ordinarily It takes about 14 chairman, Sir Atul Chaterjee, re­ the last ditch an amendment pro­ ately lacking, but om delagatiOB Brown check, collarless coat civil atrife-tom territory "because weeks for new fabrics to show up Sugar Plants hibiting the induction of anyone jected it. which declined to ba idantiflad had with dirndl back. Shetland of its impotency. as finished garments in your Conservative Party under 20—an amendment Army Owed For War Victories indicated previously that an iavft coats, belted back; blue, fImmediate Return Vital stores. This whole troublesome spokesmen said privately would Charvariat declared it would be tation from Generalissimo Fran­ green, aqua. Boxy coats, ■ A source close to the committee situation. I am confident, should Strike Looms nullify the entire legislation. “an equitable action” to give the cisco Franco asking for such an velvet collars. Sizes 7 to said Marshall’s immediate return be' e lot better by the middle of Carrier Most Seats Roll Up Heavy Support Soviet union a part of the league’s investigation would seam' a logteu 14. la vital if aocompliehmenta thus July."x, Apparently there wasn’t much answer fdr the Spanish leader to far toward unifying China are to BowlCia. ih a review of the cloth­ Federal Conciliators Try I , ------— they could do about either the (Continued on Page Bight) make to Poland’s chargaa. be preserved; Marshall personally ing problem^ aaid that to date the To Avert Walkout ’’holiday” proposal or the 'teen-age While there probably will be no negotfated both political and mili­ record of getting low and moder­ So-Cdilletl Liberal Parly JJJ| ban for both rolled up heavy sup­ immediate decision on acceptaabd $ — $ tary truces between CThineae gov­ ately-priced garteents on the mar­ Set for Midnight port when outlined yesterday dur­ or rejection of Franco’s invltatiiNk 11.20 12.60 Finishes With Slight “*r^**^ ing the opening of debate on the the possibility arose that Spah| ernment and. Communist factions ket “is no credit «th er to the in­ British Troops .ji January. The agreements have dustry or the govermaent.' Plurality Over Social draft extension measure. might be permitted to state her case before the councU. not been made effective and the "Absolntely Staggering By The Associated Press On Mistakes These two red-hot issues arc scheduled to be disposed of one Spanish sources aaid Franos Manchurian situation admittedly piecussing the shirt shortage. A strike was set for midnight to­ Democrats in Japan Will With4raw Bowles said a principal reason'for night by 8,000 AFL and CIO em- way or the other by nightfall, might send a repreaeatattve to tha is more tense'than when Marshall along with a motion to kill out­ council, if asked, on the condlUoA left for Waablngton a mionth ago. it is "the alumluteTy staggering ^ployees in seven east coast sugar Bulletin! Hou^e Democrats After mand.’’ The government esti­ right the entire extender legisla­ that he be allowed to apeak with­ A reeoimalaaance plane dis­ refiperies which process about two- tion. Afid to allow plenty of time Dutch Forces Gradual­ out taking the role of defemUng mates. he reported, that Ameri­ Tokyo, April 13.—(;P)—Vir­ ^ Scalps of Officials at patched ^ Sino-American truce thirdkqf the nation’s cane sugar. for a decision. Speaker Rayburn a nation “ on trial.” headquarters here to .the area cans wopid snap up m#re than tually final, unofficial retumH ly to Replace Units Women*8 and Last minute attempts were be­ Parly Headquarters called the House into early session Some authorities auggeated that n o r t h ^ Shanhaikwan and aouth 320,000,OiOO shirts this year. from Japan’s general election again today (10 a.m. e. s. t. i for Sent to Indonesia the councU under its ekutlc pow­ "But in the last prewar year, ing made b^F^eral labor concilia- Misses ’ of Splehung returned with photo- emphasized tonigfit that a ^ Washington, April 13— (/P)—An­ the second successive day in an ers could caU upon a non-vott^ >ha riiowing live breaks in the 1830, far leas than half that many tors^to avert thewalkout in plants of three major ahgar refineries in heavy conservative bloc effort to send the bill to the Sen­ non-member to participate In its % -iping-Mukden railroad at the ahirta were bought and' sold,” gry House Democrats bit the war­ Bulletin! own interests, if d e s ir^ in order I 1 New York, Philad^i^ia, Boston ate for a vote next week. throat of the government com­ Bowles said. "Just think what the would dominate the House of path today for the scalps of offi­ Draft ’’holiday” support has London, April IS—mewllere if the evidence of Poland—oiMI shades in all wool niaterials. busy for months, Just aupplsring Cox of (leorgia, even went so far to be that the two chambers would in the interior of Java." Van / ed skirts, prown and white, black (In Chungking, a Democratic tor Frank E. Walsh said he planned figures gave the' Liberalj^ as to say the expedition may cul­ supporting arguments expected to and white check. Box pleated league apokeaman said there ia a veterans alone." to arrange a conference of union who actually are conservative >ass radically different measures, Mook declined to predict when be offered by Russia, Fiance and minate in an effort to oust Nation­ feaving the ultimate form of the thO withdrawal of British skirts. Sizes 7 to 14. strong poaalbllity that a compro- "Basle Reaaoas" for Shortage and company representatives be­ — 141 sealsl a lead of 48 over Mexico against Spain—Indtcatifi Bowlea listed these "basic rea­ al (Aairman Robert E. Hannegan draft extender to be worked out troops from Indonesia, an­ that such action la necessary. , mlaa can be readned over the Man­ fore the strilce deadline. He met their neareM-rivals, the Pro­ himself. ♦ churian question. He said War sons’’ for the shortage of inexpen­ with union spokesmen yesterday In Senate-House conference, r nounced last night, would be The post-midnight cabinet stall- $16.^ to $49.98 sive cotton, clothing: gressives, who Rim are con- Doubt Such Drastle AcUou Would Ban Inductions completed. meht in Madrid included the Minister'C%en Cheng had agreed and said he w'ould submit their Most of the lawmakers express­ / * • * to limit the government’s occupa­ 1. A shortage of workers in the latest demands to the refiners. se^atives. The Prraressive The House draft “hoMday” plan vitation in a fuU denial of Polaaffa straws: Poke I- \ ed doubt, however, that such dras­ London, ^ April 18—s In the northeast-Man- textile mills during the last two Federal conciliators alao ar­ membership was redded by would ban the Induction of anyone We also/iiave a good selection of Suits in 12.60to 15.98 tic action would be taken. ’They between next May 15, when the Franco regime constituted a men­ churia—if the Communiatv would years. ranged a coAference at Boeton with and Holland have agreed that Brit­ all wool materials in a variety of fabrics, brown, natursd, yellow, blue, tonight’s figures to 93. " predicted. Instead, that Hannegan ace to peace because it hashorid withlmld their own "foroea and per- 2. Failure Of the goveiument to the unions and officials of .the present draft law is due to expire, ish trooih will be withdrawn grad­ i8/an( would merely be called on the car. and Oct. 15, 1946. It was offered fugitive war criminals, Naal aaiia|u take "more vigorous. r«oU>tlc ac­ American and Revere companies it, although some of his aides tion” in the early days of the by Chairman Vinson (D., Ga.) of ually from Indonesia and replaced and inventors “devising new (Oonttaoed an. P ^ Ten) and another was planned in Phila­ Tokyo, April 13.— (fl*)— A Id get the -axe. clothing scarcity. Bowles reiterat­ delphia. Conservative party whose the Naval committee and embodies with Dutch forces. of wkrfare."' $1.79 7” The uniona hiked their demand told a reporter the whole many provisions of an amendment Charges Called "Abeointefa \ ed that clothing should have been matter'probably' would be dis­ A commupique issued by the rationed and that controls to curb for a wage increase from 15 cent leader once wrote a book by Representative Harness (R„ The statement said I ' hx:i. cussed at ap official cauciis, of British government last night fol­ 'll shifts to high-price Una should hourly extra to 18 1-2 cents houriy praising Hitler and Mussolini Ind.) which the Military commit­ lowing a conference attended by charges were “absolutely a pt to­ Aidmits Slaying have been instituted sooner than while the companies have offered won the most seats in Japan’s House Demobepts tentatively'set tee first accepted, then rejected tally false" and were part M for Monday. A 'paucus is a party the British* and Dutch prime min­ they were. « 13-cent hourly raise at 'some early this week. isters and the foreign secretaries continuous attack by intetnatioatl^ *., J post-war'-Diet, by count of meeting at which policies usually The Vinson proposal would con­ Communism.” {V HisjP^ew W ife 8. Removal shortly after the plants and a lower boost at others. Wednesday’s record-breaking of both nations said: ■ F X X war of controla which required After wage negotiations broke binding on members aye, decided. tinue the draft law in effect until The cabinet said it had decided “The caucus may d r^ t a mes­ “Views were exchanged and milla to make essential fabrics down last week a fact finding vote of nearly 26,000,000— next February 15. but with an in­ agreement was reached as regards board was named and will open and an influential Tokyo sage requesting-the president to duction moratorium of at least six (Continued e « Page Ten) Hale’s Millinery Gives You That needed for low-cost dlotbing. These dismiss Hannegan,” Cox asseKed. the measures still necessary to li­ Afraid She Did Not In­ were restored a few days ago. hearings in Washington next newspaper warned today that "old months to give a voluntary enlist­ Demand Party Meeting quidate the war with Japan and tend to Live , Up to . 4. Rising raw cotton prices. Tuesday. spheres of influence still continue ment campaign an opportunity to the gradual withdrawal of British Rlgteat Prioea la 22 Y ean Pilots Threaten Strike to be strong.” The Georgian waa one of more fill Army manpower needs. than 50 who signed a petition yes­ troops and their replacement by Pre* • Marital ‘Deal’ Bowlea said cotton jpricea are the Major development along the No d ea r Cut Control Won If enlistments proved ipade- Dutch forcu .” , The so-called Liberal party, a terday-demanding the party meet­ quate, the president could order labor front during the last 24 Have Clashed With Indonesians \ rightist organization 'headed.'by ing be held to discuss recent trou­ (OoatiBoed oa Riga Tea) hours was the threat of a strikS British troops—sent into Indo­ F la s h e s ! Hatriaonville, Mo., April 13—(P) by 1,300 Transcontinental and Ichiro Hatoyama, finished with a ble involving some natiohal head­ (Contlhued on Page Ten) —A husky, 7B-year-oId farmer quarters matters^ nesia by (pe allied high command Western Air Co. pilots during the slight plnrallty over the Social ( Late Bnlletias of the UP:' Wire) , who said he was afraid hia new- week of April >21. An Air Line Democrats, which hat, both right Most of the signers were al­ to round up and disarm Japanese wife was not going to live up to a Pilots association spokesman said and left factions;-and the Progres- ready at odds with Hannegan and troopM after the surrender — have pre-marital "business deal’’ con- 2 Holdup Men other party leaders on policy mat­ clashed repeatedly with IPdonesian wajge demands would increase the slyeai, also rightist. None won Admits Getting 7,000 Polish PoUUclaae Slala FLOWERS feaaed in a signed statement that present maximum annual pay from clear cut control. ters, but several close supporters Nktionalist forces. he killed her as ahe slept at their 313.200 to $16,000. The count, with all but fivA of of the administration also added A British Foreign Office spokes­ tVarsaiv, April IS—; (JP) —Oea. for /Easier farm home early last Saturday, Shot to Death Tite 90,000 residents of Lans­ 468 seats decided: Liberals, 132; their names to the list.'Some aal.d Hitler Decrees man said British forces, mostly In­ Josef ('.'.-ranklewica, secretary gen­ Easter Gloves Caaa County Sheriff Temple For- ing, Mich., were-without public Social Democrats, 99; Progressives they did so, because they agreed a dian troops, have been withdrawn eral of the poiverful Mociollst reat said today.- “house-cleaning ia needed” at par­ as rapidly as Dutch troops became party, said today "It is undoubted­ Violets, Sweet Peas, Dogwood, transportetion because of a strike 98; Independents, 80; Communists, Forreat said Charies H. Rlgdon, War Veterans Surprised by members of the AFL Railway four; minorityparUes, 60. ty headquarters. Others declared available, but, he added, “ this pro­ ly true” that 7,006 Polish poUtl- Gardenia and harden Bouquets, white-haired farmqr, admitted In they favored a caucus "so we can Kahenbrunn^r Kept In­ cess has been slow.”- cle mi were slain In the Iasi nine 4 and 6-Button Washable Fabric Gloves for dress, suit or hair. / and Motor Coach Operators union Hatoyama, who acknowledge 7 a atatement at Kansas City.police ^ By Poilice as New York against the Intercity Coach Line be wrote the book but Insisted be get this all explained and let a lot formed of Orders Earlier, a British spokesman months. The .S.5-jc«r-old leatler and headquarters last night that he .Hotel Being Looted company. The operators quit work later disavowed its statements, of steam blow off.” ^ aaid the British Wished to with­ organizer of the ^ -i-lis ts said iu* shot hie wife of a year with one upon expiration of a deadline for immediately called for a coalition Representative Boren (D., For Exter*mination draw their troops as rapidly as an lnter\icw the killings wqre conJ of two guns which ihe had kept In bloc to oust aging Premier Shlde- Okla.), who prepared the petition, tlnuing at a rate of nearly 30 dally $1.00 — $1.50 — $1.98 pr- 5 9 <«'-$l-oo her bedroom since an argument New ;York, April 13—(SV-Two ^(Continued on Page Bight) hara’s cabinet. ' There was some told newsmen he acted as he did Nuernberg, , April 13.— ((/'ontlnued on Page Eight) and tbrtt.he, himself, nqrrowly several montlia Ago Concerning holdup men, both war veterans, talk of a possible early cabinet "because evidently there Is some escaped. their prie-marltal "barlpdttjf^. were shot to death early today In incompetepcy and inefficiency in Errtept Kaltenbnmner. former What a riot of coldt resignation.' " . head of the Nasi security police, Forreat and Kansas City: Police a gun battle with police who aaid However,: Chief Cabinet .Secre­ the Democratic-National commit­ To Open Trdkty Parleys , ' Fine Quality Capeskin (ft O Q Q ^ Lieut. Charles Welch aatd Rlg- tbey surprised the pair aa they, tee office . . . . which must be admitted today he had been . kept' oiur millinery dept., tary Wataru Narahashi said to­ To Help Feed ^ l.o^on. .April 13-'-(^—Vleceuat Leather Gloves Pv don’a statement told this atory: were looting an upper West Side stopped because it is injurious to informed of Hitler extermination Stansgate, Rrit’sh air secretary, presents these days ’ Mrs. Minnie Ritter Goodwin hotel. * night that Shidehara is determined Democratic harmony.” decrees, despite his p-evious dec­ :r- to oonUnue his adpdnlstratlpn to left by plane today for Cairo to with all the beauti­ Patteraon Hinkle Folger, 72. five One of the nieh, who attempted Beeant Eveute Ptompt Action larations that he had no kriowl- open 'negotiations for reviskta of Torso Found the close of the special Diet aes- edge of many Gestapo crimes. Axis Nations times married, promised him be­ to slioot hia way out with a .38 Two recent "events prompted the the 1936 Brttlsh-Bgyptian treaty Children's ful new Spring ifcts. ■■ ’ ’■ slbn scheduled to open about May Under cross-examination by As­ fore their marriage that she would caliber German Luger pistol, fell action by Boren and his aroused which gave Britain the right to Fabric Gloves- They are certaiidy deed him 80 acres of her 860-aere fatally wounded in the hotel lobby. 10. He wants, to complete draft­ colleagues. sistant U. 8. Prosecutor 4®kn' Hauled from River in ing Japan's new constitution. ’The One, disclosed yesterday, was a Harlan Amen before. the Intenia- Total of «700,000,000 station British troops on Egyptian farm qeAr Harriaonvills, open a T in aeoond, unarmed, fled but soil. Foreign Secretary Ernest designed with a fes­ Joint bank account, and write him special Diet kill oonsisf of mem­ letter sent by the National com­ tlonal Military tribunal, Kalteri- was dropped on^the sidewalk a Oregon; Wrapped in Earmarked for Aid to Be\'fn will attend the meetings tive air to please Into her win to inherit aU -her abort distance from the hotel. bers elebtod Wednesday. mittee to the party’s county chair­ brunner, who is on trial as a war Net Vote Of Confidence criminal, said he was Informed ot later. your whim. property. TTie ahootings climaxed a week- Old .Oothes, Sacking men throughout the nation. The ’ Germany and Japan $1.00 Hot Given Hsuad lo a f aeriw of fatal ahootinga in Narahashi said the elecUotu did letter called on the chairmen to Hitler'^ decrees for the extermi­ aot seek a vote of confidence from nation of Jews and -the shooting ot Painter Sought in Slaying After they, had been mntried • tlM dtjr which have brought death ^ Milwaukie,' Ore., April IS— (JF) act immediately to select “the Washington, April 13- yPi-The month, his wife had fidled to the people, but were held because proper candidate’’ for Congp-ess in Allied captives. He also admitted Wellesley, Mass., .April. IS——» to sight persona. —The nude torao of a alendsr open the b«nk adoount and had R new electkm law had been en­ the coming slsctiona. National signing a letter which discussed United States today was reported A Brighton painter was sought for ' Ptomer Taak Oorpamea young girl, wrappqd in old clothea qiirstioning today in the slaying of not glvan Mgilon tha land. Police said the two men, identi­ acted. Therefore, it la aot neces- headquarters explained the mes­ Hitler decrees of which he had planning monthly expenditures of and burlap sacking, was hauled Edward W. McCarthy, 37. father An aiginaent fettowM nnd whaa fied ftom papen in their pockets aary that the government resign sage was Intended only for chair­ professed ignorance earlier. almost $60,000,000 to help feed oc­ from the Willamette river lost Received Regular Reports of three children and a Boston and hla wife latar damanded that he aa John J. Farragher, 32, and Al­ en bloc And it would no), have, been men In districts where Hspublican cupied Germany and Japan until 6o heavy fMd labor, Rlgdon nal- bert 1. Ray, former taidt corps- night at Wisdom island moorage The towering Nazi defendant Albany railroad fireman. uh*«« $2-98 and a coroner estimated the body also acknowledged that he had re­ mtd-1947. bullet-riddled body waa found am laad that he "was no longer in the ami, enter^ the Hotel Berkley, (Continued nn Page Pen) (Conttnued oa Page BIgM) a Wellesley roadside yesterday. position of a husband but Just a bound and gagged the night man­ had been in the water between 24 ceived regular re^KHa- during A total of $700,000,000 has been hired band." ager then took 331 from him and and 36 hours. 1942 when he waa a high S.S. of­ earmarked for this purpose in the State detectivco eald that the ^. to While wife slapt in an up­ 135 from a safe. “ “ H.. C. Poster, Portland, and ficial in Austria, of the progress War department’s budget esti­ painter, who was reported miseiag stairs badpgibm early last Satur­ Two patrolmen, who had seen James and Mary Radei*, Milwau- o f ‘ Jewish exterminatior in ’ the mates for the 12 months beginning from bis home, hod heea oeeu CHILDREN’S eastern occiipleck territories. for Easier~ day. be tiptoed into t|{e room and the men enter the hotel, followed kle', pulled what they thought was ^Meanest* Thief Sought; July 1, according to an official who drinking with McCartliy se\enl phot her with a J2 caliber rifle them into the lobby. s “bagful of drowned cats” from Amen, exhibiting oho of these withheld his name. hours before the railroad ffte^ ' ie|vu-t.s. demanded: « man’s body was found. An Ash­ she kept with a tO-gaiige shotgun The patrolmen said that when the water. It turned out to be a To make up current deficiencies that just one of a series food already is being shipped into land nuua %%-aa queelloaed tost Pouch or Under Ai-m styles in Plfl^stio HANDBAGS b e s i d e ^ bad. they ordered the pair to put up mutilated body, wrapped in slaclu, Paralyzed Woman Victim Pqtent. Plastic Calf or Genuine Leath­ $7-98 tfta thic^-ClMatei* farmer’s con- long underwear, and a dark sweat­ of reports tl>at went to you every the U. S.-occupled zone of Ger­ night by the |sftBo auBwtltlea. their hands, Ray opened fire. Po­ montn?” , ‘ many at the rate of more tluin ers.. Colors: Black, broam, navy, red. Shoulder Strap’ Bags or Minia­ f seal DO fbUewed a Ue detector teat lice guns answered and he fell. er and topcoat Sacking waa Usd "Yes.” Kaltenbnmner replied. 50.000 tons a month. About 25,000 Escaped l.nnatics Sought ture Pouch styles. ■ Colors; at Kfinaas City to which ho sub­ Farragher ran to th* street but around the bundle with roto and Chicago, AprU IS—( ^ —Police; ^move becauqe ahe is paralyaedAitd Red, green, navy, brown. mitted voIontArily on request of wire. ., I searched for a new type of "mean- f she couldn’t call out for help be­ "I cannot deny that these reports tons of rice and rice substitutes St.. Louis, April IS.—aa8ed U. S. After Delay Rorkvilip UhiirphrA to Seths<*k Parly East Hartford. Conn. Church Sebool a8 9tS0. - T p r adults: 8, 8:30, 9:45 (two away.” (Revelation 21:4). March, "Under Two Flags” ...... Veterans Highnign acnooischool .and Wharton School. The. WSCS of the Vernon Metho­ Church-Time Nuraery at 10:45. •masse* in the upper and ^ lower ...... Boston Band IT. of■ P.~ WU m^fore enliating he was Holfl Extra Service; / Parking in the Rear. Orrelative passages from the Cornet Solo. "Endurance” ...... MORIARTY BROTHERS Mm. Greta A. Howland, of dist church are holding a setback Morning Worship at 10:45. church)';'and at 11 o’CKtek. CThrlsUan Science textbook, "Sci­ with tha^oniConnecticut Mutual I.ffe Palm Sunday service. Sermon Children’b.macses at ,8:30 ...... Patterson the Level At Center and Broad’* Captain Harry A* Howland/\ of Insurance CiCompany's Cleveland OlK^r Nphh of the Cilv jiarty this evening at 8 p. m., 'At m ence and Health with Key to the Reading, "Digesting the Newspa­ Can t|ic Dobsonvllle schoolhouac With by the minister on the topic: lower chureh. Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy, Strickland atrect, the firat bri branch. Hr ia at preaertt stationed prigea and refreshments. “Borrowed Worriea” Palm Sun­ per." ....Elizabeth Hargreaves from Holland of a local aoldlcr)Ici^ at Westover Field. Itockvilla, April IB—(Special)— A rt .Webster’s include the following (p. 88): Selection, "Memories of the Post” . Meeklng Informatloa ORCHESTRA day music ^ the choir, assisted' 'Now is the time for so-called ma­ has arrived In town. f*alm Sunday will be observed In The RockvHle Chapter, Ameri­ by Russell Wilson, violinist, and I 8L BridgePa K. O. flection, “Weber” by mossed OLD T1MEK.S' Rev. James E. Tlnunlns, Pastor terial pains and material pleasures bends, led by Ctept. Richard Holz Become While aerving with the Air h , ------the churches of Rockville and vi­ ca 11 Red Cross has receievd a re­ Russell IbbotsOn, baritone. to paaa away, for both are unreal, Is MSM M ri^ .lSS,- quest from the Red Cross in Po­ ORCHESTRA Preludo— Re\’. Bronislaw Gadorowakl aad 000 chriiMM 4isd te Trombone Solo, “Pricelese Gift" Tranaport (7.omniiind, North Afri­ cinity with special music and Rev. Robert J. Carroll, Aaalatoata because tmpcmible In Science. To sccidssh is U. S. An artist will draw os the soloist SINCE .1915 can Diviaion, at Algiers, Where he \ Manchesler land to try to locate a Anna Zen- Meditation ___... Massenet break this earthly spell, mortals services on Sunday. ner, or Anna Zbmer, or Anna HANK POST. Prompter Violin Solo plays. HOME waa stationed for more than two must get the true idea and divine Ctemet Trio. “Cheer Up” years. Captain Hqveland met the }ate Book The rite ot confirmation will be Zones, whoac last addreaa known The Palma ...... Faure Masses on Sunday at 7:30, 9, 10 FOX-TROTS SQUARES i/nm /m • • cKosd'yJ in n s and 11 a. m. > Principle of all that really exists Vocal Trio, ■''In the Secret of Thy former Miaa Gneta Benjamin-Ro- adnilnlatcred at the First Luther­ waa In Ellington. She was born in Solo by Mr. Ibbotson and governs the luilverte harmoni­ Presence" WM. DICKSON & SON main, and thetrhetr engagementer was \ Tralgb^ \ Janowlez. Anyone- having infor­ cams- •smitmrmm • u m s n m t Anthem— ^ ously.” / an church at 10 a. m. at the Eng­ \ Lift Up Your Heads .. .Handel 6rass Quartet, ‘‘Inspiration’' OWNERS Phonea: 2-0920 or 5329 West Slde'^^c Bowllng» League lish service by the pastor. Rev. mation ia asked to communicate Covenant Congregational Church Selection, "Heavenly Treasurers” banquet at Garden Grove, 8 p. m. with ^ e Rockville Red Cross of. Offertory— 48 Hpntoe Street Karl Otto Klette and there will be flee Which will also give those in- A ndante...... Mendelssohn South Methodist Church Marrhi, "Dovercourt Citadel,” by TMndqrrdw no German service. At 3 p. m. Rev. Reynold G. Johnson, Minister massed bands, led by Cfipt. Rich­ Exferior - Interior Painting Lenten c ^ U ta , "The Story of terg^ted the complete address of Poatlude— \ Emeat Johnson, Jr„ Organist Main Street and Hartford Rood there will be e aervice for Uie Anna Lewandowaka. March In O ...... Smart W. Ralph Ward, Jr„ Minister ard Hoik , the Croaa,'* Center CnogregStlon- baptism of Infanta. Benedltlon al chunJb. Pastor'a Confirmation class at Tonight, 8:00 p. m. Covenant George G. Ashton and Decorating . . . Paperhanging Monday. April. 15 A special Lenten aervice con­ Wean Shroud la Parade 5:30. League meeting at the home of Minister Of Music !v' Lecture, "Russia andsthe UNO." ducted by the Young, People will Yoiing People’8 Mu Sigma Chi Miss Doris Bol,lo, 187. Highland Concordia Lutheran .ANCHESTER Trust Compaily’.s Home Workmen Covered By Compensation and Public Liability be held at 7:30 o'clock at the Society at 6:<)0. 10:45 a.m.—Morning w orsl^. M, Insurance. MW. Lewis Roae. Nath'ap Hale Gibbon, Neb.—(dV-Mrs. Milton atrect. Subject;'“The Church and fFUA HewscJiii] Garden and Winter Streets gthool. Auspices FXJucatlohal Club. Union Congregational church with Beckman was very much olive Notes Peace." Leader (Tlifford Nelson. Prelude, "Paraphrase on S t Theo- Rev. Karl Rlehter. Pastor Ownership Plan for Veterana makes it easy Tuesday, April 18 Dr. Ferris Reynolds ah the apeak- when abe took part in Gibbon's an- The Mu Sigma Chi Society will You are reminded'to bring in your dulph” Robert Elmore «S1,9t1 U. S. Mivke . • . Homt front's occidont Sfiss Marjorie I. Ghlfney, for you to own your home. First, see ua for* Charm , Course. Y.M.C.A.,. Mrs. ed. The names or church letters nlveraay parade depicting the ar­ have an Easter Breakfast next aprons for the coming apron aale. (All Glory, Laud and Honor) mm «*r« veanded injary toll daring wor Minister of Musi'O Paul Roudakoff. of those who plan to unite with rival of settlers in the 80s. It was ANNEX TO Sunday morning at 6:30 for the Sunday: Processional Hymn. "Lift High the daring war • • raocltod 36,00 0,00 0 a Veteran’s Guaranteed Loan sufficient for Wednesday, .April 17 the church the communion aerV- Triumph Song Today!” after the parade that she learned N(NEW ENGLAND HOTEL young people of the parish. Tick­ 9:50 a: m. C!hurch'''Bible school. Finnish Returned servicemen face more danger on the home front than they . 8:50 a. m., Sunday school and the down payment.” Then finance the balance April meeting. Mancheste)\[ Ice and redeptlon of new membera that the drcaa ahe had worn waa a ets may be secured from members Colored slides of the resurrection Bible classes. Alfred Lange, su­ SUNSET R EBEi^H LODGE NO. 39 Women's Republican Club. Center i>n Thursday, April 18 should be Routes g and 44 —> .Bolton Baritone Solo, "The Palms" did in uniform, according to statistics of the National Safety Council. with one of our pay like-rent mortgage loans, ahroud. Jack (Joberson, an under­ TeL 88*28 or 3815 ‘■fm of the group. of Jesus. Every member will be . \ Jean Batiste Faure perintendent. Presents Church House. ven to the pastor. Rev. - Forrest taker who was in charge of pass­ New members will be formally present. Plcto-chart, a^ve, shows the Contrast in toll of death and injtiry 10 a. m., Morning worship. Tlie i either an FHA, insurance company or regu­ "Y" Bowling League banquet. ^ Robert Gordon taken of servicemen and of civilians during the war period. The Siaaer or one of the deacons by ing out the old fashioned garments received Into the fellowship of the 11:00 a. m. Palrh Sunday morn­ Baptism of Infants following ’ children will present j Sunset R e b e k a h Lodge’s Sunday. April 14. . for the paradera, said he had made church at the Palm Sunday serv­ ing worship: Sermon: "How to Re­ council estimates that the odds are one to 15 that the returned vet­ themselves for Confirmation: Doris lar bank mortgage. Your monthly payments Brep|cfast In Hollywood Party "Breakfast In Hollywood,” 11 a. FLOOR SHOW Offertory- Anthem, "Hosanna to eran will be killed in an accident before he dies of natural causes, Rev. F. A. Dyckman will give a a mistake. ice. ^ ceive the Lord of Heaven.” Special the Son of David!” Custer, Nancy Kl.scher, Elaine can include interest, insurance, taxes and m., Old Fellows Hall. sermohln keeping with Palm Sun­ Every Satiirtluy Night The annual Holy Thursday music. and four to one that he will be injured Adamy. Betty Fleck, Janet Knofla, ROY HANSON OF WDRC CONDUCTOR Combined meeting of Cub Packs Michael Piiaetorius principal reduction. At the end of the mort­ day at the service in the Vernon Queue Forma for Lumber Communion service will be held 11:00 a. in. Church time nursery. Sermon, "Putting Our Best For­ George Demko. Arthur Tlnsz. Don­ 4, 2.5 and 204. Center church audi­ MethodistNfhurch at 9:30 a. m. to­ OPEN EVERY NIGHT at 8:00. Membera of the Pas­ Mrs. Maurice Swenson in charge. Synod Lutheran church, will speak will be read by Dorothy Gerlch. ald LaChapelle. gage period, you will own your fiomc debt MONDAY, APRIL 22, 11:00 A. M. torium at 7:30 p. m. \ ward," Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr. morrow. A^xlaaa will be received Pierre, S. D.—(d>)—A queue Choice Liquors - Sunday Dinners tor’s class will be confirmed in 7:30 p. m. The_ evening senice, Reception of Memjsera on the fifth in a scries of lectures Let every member plan to be pres­ Order of Service free. ODD.FELLOWS HAI.L Thursday, .April 18 into church Wmbership and Sun­ here waa strictly a stag affair and Catering To Banquets, •church membership, and will re­ Sermon: "Who is'This Jesus?” Anthem, "On the Way to Jeru­ on the "Wondrous Ooss.” His ent. Prelude—“Stabat Mater Dolorosa” Tickets $1.12 Unlade Tax, Luncheon. Prizes! Veterana of World War 2, day school wlh follow the close of nylons were not involved. About Wedding Parties, Etc. ceive their flast Communion. Mu­ Holy Week Serv'lce* salem Jbhn H. Maunder topic; “The Cross the Answer to Monday, 7:00 p. m. at the YMCA ...... Loemaigi e | Army-Navy club, 8 p. m. the aervice. 25 men, each clutchitig a long sic by the church choir. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Holy (Olivet to Calvary) the Soul’s Yearning.’! Bertil Wog- the Men’s Club will bowl the Men's Mi.ss Marjorie. I. Gaffney will I Come in any tifne and let us explain our Make Reseihiations Immediately. I Clmrm Cour.se, Y.MC.A., Miss Recessional Hymn. "Are Ye Able" man will extend the greeting from Club of the South Methodist officiate at the organ. | Mra. Harr,' A. Howland ; Betty Becker. Child In Huapital standing order for building mate­ Week service. Rev. Marshall Budd Home Ownership Plan for Veterans. There Dial 3780. 47efr.v56«9, 8462, 2-1350 Marion Jamlesdm 9 year old rials stood in line before a lumber of the Wapplhg Community H. S. Mason Senior Luther League, Miss Eivor church. The men arc a.skcd to be Invocation. i Monday, .April 2!' DANCE TO THE TUNES OF Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church at the alleys promptly. Prwcaslonal H.ymn—No. 179. ia no obligation. v anounced last May, at the time he - will he returned aq^elean nt Center Chiirch House. the police, was operating her' auto 7 p.m.. Reunion service, follow­ Frederic E. Werner, Director of dore Dubois, presented in the Sanc­ Herman Johnson will conduct the Offertory—"Good Friday Snell.”.. ' and fresh aa a Sprlagtlnie In order to speed up arrangements , ed by fellowship acquaintance and stituted the night before CHirlst’s for Mra. Howland's departure from j Saturday, .April 27 on Prospect street when the child Music tuary by South Church C?holr under devotional service. Mrs. Eleanor crucifixion...... Vretblad momiag. Thea yea caa spy Tall Cedars Ladies' Night. Ma- ran acrass the street on her way luncheon period. Text for service: Warren D. Wood, Organist the direction of George G. Ashton, B. Johnson will render a vocal solo Offertory Hymn. "Good Bye” to wash ddy Casablanca, and it was believed 3 DAYS Starting TOMORROW Hebrews 12: 1-2. Theme: The Next Week—The Men's Club will she would reach here by Christ-1 Monday, April 29 to school and was struck by the organist. and the Beethoven Glee Club will Prayer. blues. Benefit MlllUry Whist for .St. right fender of the auto. Mrs. (Thristian's Batle and Vlctorj-. Morning service, 11:00 a. m. . ., The Week sing; "The CTnirc'- In the Wildr, have two interesting evenings. Lord's Prayer. mas, but one delay after another Bridget's Cemetery Fund, Pariah 2— OUTSTANDING FEATURES-^2 The Week Tuesday evening, April 23, they Pitney took the child to the doc- Palm Sunday—April 7. Monday, 7:30 p.m.—Men c Club wood," Pitto; ‘Tell Me the Story Benediction.^ LENTEN CANTATA hall. tor’s office. Patrolman Alden Skin­ Tuesday, 3-4 and 7-9 p. m.. Prelude, "Marche Pontifleale” of Jesrs," Sweeney: "The Hand will entertain some of the men Closing Hymn -No. 260 Tuesday, April SO Registration for Holy Communion Tombelle. bowling. Ten men at YMCA and from the Wapping Men's (3ub for Po-stlude —‘‘Lrs Rsnieaux" . .Faure DIAL 3753 ner investigated. Z a A U C S R IO T the remainder are to bowl at Mur­ That Was Wounded for Me." (Tharm Course, Y.M.C.A Mr.s. dn^ Maundy Thursday, Good Fri­ Anthem, “Palm Branches”— Towner. a game of set-back. Further an­ Holy Week Ia>ague to Open phy’s. nouncement will be made. Monday Story FOR CALL AND Paul Roudakoff. { The Grammar School Baseball MEXICO WAY... day and ElMter. Faure. 7:30 p.m.—Executive meeting of Thursday, 7:30 p. m.—Swedish Maundy Thur.sday worship serv­ “The of The Cross” Thursday, May 2 Maundy Thursday, 7:30 p. m.. Offertory, "The Royal Banners' Communion service with sermon evening, April 22, the bowling ice with celebration of Holy Com­ Liquid «v Toblsla Charm Course, Y.M.C.A Miss ' League, sponsored by the Rock- r W.lb • ••fw*. Divine worship in the • German —Tltcomb. W. S. C. S. In the Church Office. teams of the club will play against By Dudley Buck \ DELIVERY SERVICE ' ville Recreation Board will open • bwW»fb«f ost4 m mlMomoiro ••• 7:45 p.m.—W. S. C. S. Mr. and by the pastor. munion. Preparatory services will art Ol a BiSId LaxcrtiviLaxotiire and gel ol Barbara Judklna. om tb«( Miev langua'ge, with Holy Communion. Anthem. “Fling Wide the the men of the Rockville Men’s begin nt 7 p. m. and regular service MiaoriosiatonKillr Friday, May S ! its second season at the Recreation Preparatory service at 7:10 p. m. Gates” ■ (from The Ouciflxion) Mrs. Joseph McFaydcn will pre­ Friday. 7:30 p. m. - English Club again. Those on the teams nt 7:30 p. m. PALM SUNDAY EVENING M8 Naas Diopa\ar Solve beqins to Paint and Powder presenUtion Field on Monday. April 15. There sent a colored slide lecture on Communion service with Rev. relieve ■b m '^id couqhinq AT Good Friday, 7:30 p. m.. Divine Stainer. will wish to practice next Monday Good Friday—Holy Communion > APRIL 14, 7:30 O’CLOCK of three one-act plays. High will be appropriate ceremonies In worship with Holy Communion. Serm.on, "Blc.ssed Is the King. "Through the Four Seasons" and Bergstrand preaching the sermon. evening fit the YMCA. In tho German language only. OMC( . m Ass it ^MMiar' Ito breathe. .•tchool hall connection with the opening game nonnTHY a rtu rd "A Trip Through the Great KWariB GnIm Wid Text: Luke 23:47. Theme: "Shall dom. . .” (Mark 11:10). Smokies.” The women cordially Preparatory services wdll begin nt ' At . Also Manchester Green P.T.A.,; at which Mayor Raymond E; THE GARDEN LAMOUR OF. CORDOVA 1 Glorify Him?” Preparatory Poatlude, "Fanfare”-T:-Lcmmcns. Bolton Methodist Church 9:15 a. m. and regular service at SYSTEM LAUNDRY ytm m *ue» T*UsMpeedve Pirate Whist. 1 Hunt and City a e rk F. Leroy El- invite the men to attend this mect- Tlie Salvation Army , oooipate tteealto RESTAURANT « GRILL aervice, 7:10 p. m. Sunday, 9:30 a. mt—Church Ing. Bolton, (!onn. 9:30 8. m. CiMfcfifi Om «m)t oi aa«.ivri.v Mae 4 expected to take part. During Holy Week the church school. 661 Main Street Good Friday at 7:30 p. m.. the HARRISON STREET—OFF E. CENTER ST. 666 848 MAIN ST. TEL. 8902 MiiMiiiertitlc Tuesday, 3:15 p.m.—Brownies. i Rev. Meredith F. Eller, Minister Captain and Mrs. Itichard Atwell Center Congregational Church Tag v fy ^ M ic H «lth Nurttos’ i All will be played at 3:30 will be open from '12 noon to 3 p: 6:45 a. ra.—Second annual com­ 6:30 p.m.—Glrl Scouts. | 10 Bigelow Street, East Hartford Intemiedi.ate Luther Ix*ague will . -i , fp. m. and will consist of seven in- “Fond As You Uku It” m. for private meditation and munion aer\icc for the Junior, conduct a service of meditation and Wines — Llquars — Beers 7:00 p.m.—Boy Scouts. i Tonight, 8:00 p. m. Musical Fes­ AXfhe Center Lcglon Bijwling League banquet; in Mexicor-4^^ prayer. Junior High, and Senior High de­ Wednesday—Hustlers will meet ' 9:30 a. m.—Morning worship. prayer on the “Seven Words of at liglon Home at 6 p. m. | P " P*’. * partments. all day to make rugs. j Sacrament of baptism. Reception ^ tival, conducted by the Salvation Christ from the Cro.ss." We are FEIVDER AND Mondmv. May 8 Br^k teams meet with the 11:00 a. m.—Morning worship. Army Palace Band of Boston. hoping that many will attend this Rev. Clifford 0.\Sinipson, Minister St. Marj-'s Episcopal Church 2:30 p.m.—Study Group will of new members. Rev. Eller wl!l i Annual concert, Beethoven Glee! schedule for the remainder of the 11:00 a. m.—Church time nurs­ meet. The Asbury Group will be I preach on "The Triumphant Life. ' I Sunday, 9:30 a. m. Sunday .seiwlce. BODY WORK week as follows; Tuesday. East . Church and Locust Streets ery. School. Captain Richard Holz of Saturday nt 6 p. m.. the Choir SUNG BY THE SENIOR CHOIR enuH'.^High school hall. MITCHEa LEISEN Rev. Alfred L. WllUoma,'-. Rector the guests of the Study Group. | 10:30 a. m.—Church school. i COMPLETE LANDSCAPE School vs. St. Bernard's; Wednes­ ^ 0 ' raoDUCTinN 4:30 p. m.—Pastor’s confirma­ 7:30 p. nr., Thursday, April 18- -I New 'York will be the speaker. will meet for rehearsal. Directed by Frederic E. Werner, D#ector of Music SOLIMENE A FLAGG - Friday, 5tey 17 day, Tolland vs. Maple Street; tion class. - , 7:45 p.m.—Wesley Group will SjMJcial music by the Boston band. Election of officers. Veteran^ Palm Sunday: > meet In the Ladies' Parlor. Union Communion service at the INC. Thursday, Ellington vs. Somers- I r f i T j 6:00 p. m.—CYP club (high Bolton O nter Congregational | 11:00 a. m. Morning Holiness Assisted by Emily Stephenson Yerbury, Soprano 814 O uter 8L Tal. 5181 Council, a t .V. F. W. Home. ville. ON THE SAME SHOW* 8 a.m.—Holy Communion with 'school group). Robert Wright, Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—Service of meeting. Colonel George Peacock Gospel Hall Sunday, May 19 Blessing of the Palms. / Holy Communion. Music by the church. i 415 Center Street GRADING SERVICE H ydrut Damaged TODAY AND SUNDAY president. The discussion on "Boy choir. Communion may be received of New York will be the speaker. Beatrice Babushkin, Contralto 84th annlveVaury celebration of THE SONGSATION OF ALL TIME 9:30 a.m. — CThlldren’s Service and Girl Friendships” “^’ill be con­ 7:00 p. m. March by bands and • 4 local Red Men. also honoring re- A fire hydrant on East Main { (shortened Morning Prayer) fol­ at the altar oL the church begin­ Bass 4 street was damaged by a Conneet- FIRST SHOWING BECOMES ROrS BIGGEST HIT! tinued and the worship service North .Methodist Church soldiers. 10:30 a. m.—Breaking of bread. Paul J. V’plquaixisen, Tenor Ralph Lundberg, j tumeil veterana. Sports Center, lowed by Churcti School classes. ning at 5:30. p.m. 12:15 p. m.—Sunday school. cut Company bus on Friday after­ will be In charge of Joan Belcher. Friday, 10:45 a.m.—Good Friday James M. Gage, Minister 7:30 p. m. Salvation meeting. ^ Warren D. Wood, Organist N ' p. m. RITPER SLEITTHS ON THB CThildren’s choir. Final address by 7:30 p. m.—Lenten cantata, Mrs. D. M. Bennett, Organist- 2:30 p. m. Bandsmen and Song­ 7:00 p. m.-T-Ooapel meeting. From Start To Finish - May 28-25 . noon, the bus being operated by the rector on "Africa.” Duplicate service for all members of the The Week RANGE :>nd Annual Poppy Sale of^Dilworth- James Belardino, 39, of South LOOSE AS CRLME TAKES 'The Story of the Cross" by Dud­ Church School, In the Chapel with Director ster Council conducted by Captain ROY ROGERS kindergarten at 11 a.m. ley Buck, presented by the Senior Richard Holz. who has charge of 7:45 ' p. m., Tuesday—Prayer LAWN FERTILIZING AND SEEDING Cornell Pogt 102, Amerispn Lu- street. Hartford. The hydrant waa A HOLIDAY WITH 11 a.m.—-Morning Prayer and Mr. Ward presiding. Parents arc meeting. . gtoh and Auxiliary. immediately repaired by Jhe choir assisted by four soloists. urged to send (heir children to this 9:30 a. m. .Church School for all Ahe Salvation Army music depart­ SHRUB AND TREE PLANTING FUEL OILS WILLIAM JEAN AND TglGCER sermon. Music&l outline of this Everyone is cordially Invited. grades through the high school. ment in the eleven eastern states. 7:45 p. m., Friday—Bible read­ Monday, 5Iay 27-June 1 \ Rockville Water and Aqueduct POWELL in ARTHyS service: service, and all young people are ing. Re T E L E P H O N E 1 7 8 6 encouragement and asalstance to ORCHESTRA tivities not connected with services meeting. A social time will follow Palm Sunday, April 14 the young aportsfiien. . ^he business. The committee In Sermon: ‘'BORROWED AVORRIES” For the. Best Cleaning and Stpiage By Our Exclusive FOR YOUR DANCING OR LISTENING PLEASURE! are cancelled. ' 9:15 a. m':-7-Weat ^de Sunday The membera of the committee charge refreshments will be school at the Silver Lane Com­ PALM SUNDAY MUSIC BY THE CHURCH CHOIR Furriers Method Which Includes Careful Inspection As are Dr, - Bernard ,„J. Sheridan, r "■ 1-T-- - Mrs. Eklwa]fd Lewis, chairman; munity Jlouse. ^ '* Assisted by: Follows: president qf the Rotary club. Her­ Church Of The Nozorcnc Mrs. Eteri Frankland, Mra. Ralph 9:15 a. m. — Church , Sunday Russell Wilson, Violinist • RussOll Ibbotson. Baritone bert w; Swanson, , William 468 Main Stm t* Peno, and Mrs. Irving, Spencer. Schieldge, Elmore Hohenthal, Carl SPEND THIS EVENING TO ^ Rev. Jamea A. Yaong, Fnstor Thursday—■ school and Youth claM. - New Members Received Into Church Fellowship SPECIAL 14 POINT CLEANING SERVICE Furay and Fred C. Malln, Cover? W ines!. 1:30 to 8:00 p. (h.—Pastor's of­ 10:30 a, m.—Nursery claM. ' ’ Rev. Ferris E. Reynolds, Ph.D., Minister ' ADVANTAGE! ' Sunday servlcea; fice hours. 10:30 a. m.—Morning Wonhip A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL! 66 9:80 a.m.—Church schooL The 8:00 p. m.—Maundy 'Thursday service. ALL^FOR o n e lo w c o s t o f $7.00 Aasemhiea Own Conveyance Minimuin? LiQuors! Bible our chief text-book. Classes Communion service In the sanc­ Prelude—"Piece Heroique” .... The Seven Last Words Of Christ” J HAVE A BANG-UP TIME! for all ages. TennySon McFoU, su­ tuary. The Rev. Carl A. Hansen ^ ...... Franck 1— ^FU R CLEANED— Furrier Method With Sawdust. Russell. Kaa.— —Twelve-year- GET IN QN THE POPULAR Never! Beers! ' perintendent will assist the pastor and special Emanuel Choir—Hosanna ...... SACRED CANTATA old Daryl Baker Jtrudged along on 10:45 o.m. — Morning worship. music will be "fumiahed by the ...... (Zhriateanaen 2— FUR AND SKIN MADE WATER REPELLENT. hla paper route and decided rid­ Sermon by the pastor: "Folse Vic- Senior choir, Offertory—"The Palma" ..Faure 3— ALL EMBEDDED DIRT AND TRAFFIC FILM RE- ing would )>e much easier. So he toty.”. Music by the chorus choir. Frlday-r-_ Hn% Eleanor B. Johnoon GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL .MOVED, FUR COMBED. GI.AZED AND LUSTRE hammered together a Washing 'THINK WHILE Cbristenlng of children. 7:00 p. m.—Threo-bour terviee Sermon—"Behold Thy Klpf” ...» 1 HEOUORE UEBOIS RENEWED. machine motor and asutorted scrap 6:80 p.m; N. T. P. B. Miss Marlon In the sanctuary. This service la ...... Pastor'FolQMr At the • 4— FUR ELECTRIFIED. Iron, knocking into shape a con­ B. Jones, prestdoit arranged so that worshipers may Emanuel Choir —“U ft Up Tour veyance which he claims, can piitt YOU DRINK" 7:80 pjBW-r-BvangtilsUc service. come and go at approximately Heads, O Te -Oatea” from Mea- 5— LINlNG CLEANED. about at 30 miles an hour. It GOOD FOOD IS TRADITIONAl Pastor'a subject: 'The Add Test Efficient, Coarteons Service <— Coupled With 25-minuto intervals. eloh 8Iandel SALVATION. ARMY CITADEL South Methodist Church 6^NEW LOOPS IF NEEDED. coat exactly $5.60. of Dlsdpleshlp.” 7:00 p. m.—Sacred Cantata — f ■ t, ■ ■ 7— NEW SET OF BUTTONS IF NEEDED. RIOT! A Menu That’s Tops Ih Variety Is Your As-surapce The Week "Olivet to (Calvary" by Maunder A MUSICAL QUIZ THAT’S A Thursday, 7:80 p.m.— (Commun­ Christian Scieaoe Services T .Main Street and Hartford Road 8— NEW TIE AND L(K)P IF NEEDED. Believes In Signs DOWN-TO-iSARTH FUN fWITH- Pm ZES!) Of Satisfving Foods. Kitchen Open Until 1 A. M. will be presented by the Emanuel TONIGHT, 8:00 O'CLOCK DAILY LUNCHEONS — 6!>c ion will be observed. It fa hoped Hartford Firat Church. Sunday, Choir and the First Lutheran 9— NEW SHIELDS IF NEEDED. that this will be a sigrhlcant oc­ 11; Sunday School, ll; Wednesday, More Than 50 Musicians Participating! ' 1 0 - -NEW POCKETS IF NEEDED. Milkaukee. Wis.— (4*1 —Kfnny casion to oU Christiana. 8. 537 Farmington avenue. Choir of New Britain. O. Albert KH>en. 6, who had gone to play Musical Questions 4»y the Saturday, 7:80 p.m.—Choir re- . Second Church. Sunday, 11 and Peason, director; Mies Eva M. Tickets 50 Cents. PAI.M SUND.AY EVENING 11— FACE SLEEVES LINING IF NEEDED. with hla friend, ' Scqtty Kueael. Every Friday We Present 5; Sunday School, 31; Wednesday, Johnson, piano; CSarepoe Helsing, I 2 ^ 0 R N E R S OF P(K!KETS IF NEEDED. hpafsal of Easter music. Organ. , Featuring the Salvation Army Palace Band of Boston J ^ 3 0 P .M . enmer runiung hack because, "there Caso Madrid Orchestra ”FLIP’ and His Connecticut Wranglers 8. Lafayette and Russ streets. 13-i-LOOSE LINING SEWED. ’ was a risrn on the door." HocbvUle First Church. Sun d ay. TIm Ws™ (D. Galbraith, Bandmaster) .14—FREE ESTIMATE ON OUR llEPAlRS. '’Did It say m-e-a-a-l-e-a?" hla Every Monday Night It’s BL JekiB*s Peaak Nottewd 11; Sunday School, 11; Wednesday, Monday. 8:80 p. m.—Girl BeeuU Chfiiman: Colonel George Peacock of New York mother asked Kenny, who is learn­ The Jive of **JACRIE JACKSON” and Hla Hepeats i Goheay, Near North flehool Street 8. 94 Union straet ,6:80 p. m.—6toy Scouts. SUNG BY SOUTH CHURCH CHOIR OF THI^JY VOICES We Recommend Servicing Your Coat At Points Checked ing hie letters but can't read. DEPOT SiiUARE GRILL Rev. PMl Keslosrekl, Paetor 8:00 p. m.—Beethoven Glee club. Guest Conductor: With George G. Ashtoq. Organist and Direct4>r Kenny couldn't remember eo he Telephone 38.35 Walter Gnyb, Organist "Are Sin, Dlaease; and Death Tuesday, 8:00 p. m.—Brownies, Captain Richard Holz of New York * For One Complete Cost of $7.00. hurried over to Scotty*a house 14 Depot Square Real T” will be the subject of the Mrs. Ralph Swanson, reader. again,- this time with pencil and QUALITY WINES — LIQUORS DEERS Services Sunday: .9:30,11:00,7:30 Your Fur Coat Is Insured While In Our Possession. 6:30 a. m.. Moss. Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, April 8:00 p. m.—“Bible Week” serv­ paper to make a tahoriouslv print­ |»rZZA------^ ^ ------SPAGHETTI Advertise1 in The Hemhl—*-ll P»vi * 10:30 a. m„ High mass, Choir 14, 1946. ice. Rev. Wilton E. Bergstrand, ALL WELCOME! ' ed copy of the sign. It read: _____ ------. . - .. . » - rehearsal after each mkas. The Golden Text ill from realms Youth Director in : the Augustana "Please Wipe Your Feet" u te B a n a a -I t # w MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BLANUHIBarnCR, OJNN^ gA Ixm U A I.^ R lL 18.194§ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ SATURDAY. APRIL 13.194S PAGE FOTJB emergehey housing, snd extend a 11 loaft to Britain. All these mess- : From Bataan to tha Sidcwalki, of New York Quietly Push ures are still pending, so results H Doctor Held To Hold Sunrise Services Quota Reached remain to be seen. | Changes Often Made CIGARETTES Bills Sought Informal night meetlngH are | ] Popolar Brands held periodically. Yhe nucleus of I .After Death At Golf Lotsi Easter Morn For Red Cross CHESTERFIELD the organization is made iip orj LCCHT STRIKE Per Carton Gael Sullivan, second assistant [ Before Talks Printed ------■ , \ CAMELS Administration Aides CABINETS MINIMUM OROER~4 CARTONB^ postmaster general; Paul Porter, ------A sunrise service, sponsored by* Syracuse University, Union Semi­ OLD Go l d V Charged ^ith Conduct­ Town Finally Goes Over pries administrator; Wilson Wyatt, the young people’ll groups of sev­ nary in Richmond, Virginia, and n n ijp MORRIS Add 16c to cover postage and In­ Trying to Carry Out ing Hospital Without The Top; Collects surance within 300-mlle area. Mt IUI Boyle ^mlttee finally located a housing administrator, and Joslalv Congressmen Call for eral Manchester churchfia will be Hartford Theological Seminary. —HUid oth ers! ’44 Platform Pledges E. Dubois, assistant to Secretary Young people from.the various " Waniaa. S r U 18— Neplei la old man. who aoemed to t To Conduct Llantata Having License held at 6 o’clock Easter Sunday . $22,033. NOTE: ■'•oatage and Ir- FOR EACH ADDITIONAL CAB- of the Treasury Fred M. Vinson. REAL ESTATE Word - by - Word Ac­ churches will take charge of the TON: Add Ic to cover additional morning at the north sid e'of the ' surance rates beyond 300- reward being proffered him Washington, April 13—(/P)— Dubois Is expected to leave gov­ greeting, responsive reading, scrip­ mlle area are alightly postage and insurance. If the world a metropollaea were count Before Copy Old Lyme, April 38—(S>)—Po­ Old Golf Lots, 'fhosc planning to ture reading and the muslc^ Chairman Herbert B. House to­ ^Hted on the atock market, Naplea came very Indignant. \ 1 "Operation Hannegan’’— nickname ernment service, fpon. He Is s Will pay cash for yonr prop­ "You mlatake me for a Neapoli­ Camden. N. J. lawyer. erty, — anywhere in Man­ Handed to Record, lice continued today an inveatlga- attend should enter via Middle The Committee in charge of the day arinounced that Red Cross higher. ALFRA iv! afould be aelllnK at aero. It la even applied to a little group of admin­ Turnpike, east. sunrise service Is as follows; Rob­ ------SERVICE «toowaed by the northern Ital- tan?’’ he roared. "I am a visitor Additional authorities are called tion of the newly opened Esser had gone over the top atid to date POST OFFICE BOX 887 (DEPT. K). HOBOUm. NEW JERSEY istration aides assigned to spark­ chester, IMIton, Ve^Mn or Matthew B. Porter, Jr., newly ert (Jordon (chairman) and Anna tena who alwaya a p ^ of It at from Padua.” for consultation on specific sub­ By Jaroeo Marlow Hygienic sanatorium In Black Hall the sum of $22,033 had been sub­ plug the 'Truman program through Sooth Wimlaor. No 'delay. appointed associate secretary of Fflblg. South Metjibdist; Priscilla f ' “Italy’a ahame,*' of the ceaapool When the American Army first jects. Washington, April 13.—OP)— ! while holding its proprietoi-, Dr. entered Naples In October, 1948. Congress—Is very much on the SuUlvan carries the ball for the the Hartford County Y. M. C. A„ McClelland, Peggy SasiCla, Cen­ scribed by the people of Manches­ Ttalv ** What a congressman says In will deliver the address. Mr. Por­ ter. Mr. House expressed himself Some refuaa to admit that the streeU were apkle deep In job, but quietly. ■ team tn the absence of Hannegan, William L.' Esser, 32, on charges ter Congregational; Ernest John­ Some remae w .CU” the sireeia were au««> HuwRrd R. Haatiaga Congress doesn’t always appear in ter, whose home is now in Glas­ son. Covenant Congregational; as extremely' pleased that Man­ Naplaa la In Italy at ] filth and the people wretched. 'TOa "That's the way we want It,' who Is recuperating In Arizona. The C3>ngreasional Record the way of conducting a hospital Without said one of the task force today. Real Estate Specialist a license and practicing natureo- tonbury, served as a chaplain with Anna Deroko, Emma Reich, Con­ chester had ■finally come through. Is an old saying that ‘Afn<* »«- gtreets are claluier now. but the he said it. the 7th Infantry Division of the cordia Lutheran. d n s 20 mllea south of Iwme. i r«oni« remain wretched. They "The worst thing for us is pub­ pathy without a license. Speaking of the campaign Mt\ people remain' wretched. They 101 Phelpa Road Some congressmen — perhaps United States Army for 36 months, In case of Inclement weather on House said: Muaaollnl himself could not clean likely will remain so unless they licity. most of them, at one time or an­ Capt. Leo Carroll of the state n the Neapolitans or cure them of Lot Of Misconception Phones 4842 or 2-1107 police announced last night that his theater of service being In the Easter morning, the bell of. the "I wish to express my appre­ FLASH! change their philosophy of life, or other—say . one thing on the floor Aleutians, Kwajalein, Leyte and Center Congregational church will ^ r lifelong cynicism and happy cease trying to outbreed the In­ "Thsre'a been a lot of mlscon- Insurance MortRaaea of .House or Senate and then— Dr. Esser had been booked on ciation and gratitude to all of the ■a lucky aptitude for depravity. I ceptlon of our work. Some writ­ these charges following the death Okinawa. He Is a graduate of the be rung to indicate that the serv­ people who worked with mq on the sect worid. War cannot be blam­ Then they call for the stenog­ University ,pf Richmond, Virginia, ice will be held In that church. S ^ le s la Just a throwback to ers have called us the 'hatchet rapher's word-by-word account of one of eight patients, Barbara General Committee and tho.se peo­ oulevard iner ed for all theif troubles. gang.’ From this tome legislators FILMS Ortelt, 69, of Attleboro, Mass., at B D p^rls In the days of Francois VU- The streets have been repaired, and change It before it gets ple who canvassed the town. I Wish lOfi—city that never quite grew get the feeling they arc being d e v e l o p e d a n d the institution. y ■ 473 Connecticut Boulevard / East Hartford most of the debris piles have been printed in The Record. expeditions up the Amazon iWer also to thank the corporations, or­ scouted whenever one of us ap- PRINTED Suffer From Malnutrition Deaths Last Night ganizations,' ^churches, clubs and out the middle ages. removed, but It will take more Ha\-e Different Reasons In South America. PRESENTS X It la a place where most people pesrs on the hill. Tbey’II have different reasons He said phyaictana found the business houses who gave so gen­ nrefer to do nothing for them- than a superficial face lifting to "As a matter of fact, all we are 24-HUUR SERVI(!E1 DeLuxe passed seven other patients suffering for doing this: To correct their Count Votes Qiik^kly erously; the people who donated The Popular Mtves. If they think «^ R C t restore Naples wrinkled, unrepent­ trying to do Is carry out the plat­ from malnutrition. They were moh^y in the house to house can- Kilm Deposit Bos > grammar, soften up something, or Wakefield, N. H. — Dr. Albert ■ ...i.ti.,.;.., anyone else to do It for them. It ant heart. form pledges of 1844. Too often taken to Lawrence and Memorial vassrthe contributors in the thea­ Poverty Widespread POULTRY dress up their pose. Barrett Meredith, ’^6, former Con­ Elagle, Wis.—(JP)— The members Jaa place where thousands would in the past wo have drawn up At Store Entrance. Some of them don’t bother ask­ Associated hospitals in New Lon­ ters; alKof these people who help­ Poverty Is widespread and truly don. necticut commissioner of edtica- of the election board here finished rather work all day selling fake platforms then forgot tHem,’* ing for the stenographer's record- ed make this 1946 Red (?ro88 Drive BILL JOHNSON oameos than they would spend la predatory. Children are born to F o n i ^ By Hannegan SPECIALS! They depend on the stenographer Most of these patients were from tion, one-time professor of educa­ their job of counting votes in yes­ a complete ^qccesa. If it-Were pos­ And His Orchestra minutes washing an honest win­ parents' whose own views were The group was formed by Demo­ to clean up their grammar. outside Connecticut, officials said, tion at New York University and terday’s state-wide election in rec­ sible for me tl\thank each permn dow, It U the home grounds for twisted from birth. 'There Is much cratic Chairman Robert K. Hanne­ KEMP'S all were well-to-do persons, and ord time. Normally an election TENDER YOUNO FOWL The late Senator Huey P. Long Frederic K. Werner director of school surveys in many personally. I wbifid gladly d«Kao, Every W ed., Thiirs., Fri. and Sal. aU the confidence rackets ever deep family love but little civil re­ gan more than a month ago when liked to scramble the langxiage de­ all were over 60 except for a 19- sections of the country. He was in Eagle briqgs out about 250 but as it is not, I^^pc that every it appeared the presldcni s pro­ year-old- girl. Their names were sponsibility. less civic pride. .3 to 4 Pounds Each, 40c I,b. liberately, making himself sound Tomorrow evening. Palm Sun­ bom In Gorham, N. H. votes blit only seven were cast in person will accept tp y heartfelt DANCING EVERY NIGHT . *^’Sr"a'*half hour’s walk through Neapolitans take to the black Lester M. Clark, of San Francisco, who says he is a ^ rm er Army •* tryln* gram was jantmlng up behind an withheld. the balloting for a State Supreme appreciation of his Or, her sup- ing shining shoes on the sidewalks of New York, i s ^ u r e d at work, sitting like a simple country boy. day, the Senior Vested (Jhoir of Louisville, Ky.—Daniel E. O’Sul­ l6i streets you can meet more market like a tomcat to a strand­ impassable dam. They pick out ohe BROILERS ~ FRYERS He did this when he talked on No Death C'«rtlflcate Filed court justice and on local issues. pori." — We Cater To Weddinj; Partie.s and Banquets — thieves, liars, racketeers, chlselers, from a sailor friend. Clark say* he survived the Bata^death march, where he ‘“ **J‘ ‘* subject at a time and then map the Center Congregational church CapUin Carroll said the investi­ livan, 88, former newspaperman, ed fish. If there were six people ROASTERS - r 48c Lb. the Senate floor but he didn't assisted by Emily Stephenson lawyer and politician and for more The seven votcrp were board mem­ cutthroaU, gamblers, Ing^ous left In Naples and food enough for and was a Jap prisoner for three years. He holds 14 ca ^ a ig n nbbons. Bronze Star, Navy an out strategy and research tactics. gation of the institution, the exist­ bers Who were hired to supervise Marine Citation. want it that way In The Record, Yerbury, sopraho;^ Beatrice Ba than 15 years resident manager of beggars and short change artists 20. two would comer the supply Experts maks analyses of bills, Plowing LARGE EC»GS One day a sadly. Worried stenog­ ence of which was imknowh to po­ the balloting and count the re­ —all fairly happy, h u n ^ and poll sentiment tn house snd senate, bushkin, contralto; Paul J. Vol' lice, began when an undertaker Churchill Downs before his retire­ and sell It on the black njarket to 53c doz. 2 doz. $1.00 rapher said to Long: quardsen, tenor and Ralph Lund- ment In 1941. turns. good-natured—than any place. the other four. And after a while prod recalcitrants. "You know. Senator, I always reported no death certificate had berg. bass, will present Dudley been filed after Mrs. Ortejt died Colorful Slag Sing Without Walls one black market operator would An off-shoot of this liaison work Harrowing MEDIUM EGGS / fix up your grammar but today ■ Evanston. III.—Charles W. Ward, 1 guess that’s why I like Naples leatk Result recently hss been the "good will” Bucks’ Lenten cantata "The Story Tuesday. 70, executive director of North­ find his partner'was stealing from Stale Police WCf The Women \ 48c doz. 2 dot. 90e you made so many mistakes 1 of the Cross" in the sanctuary of Beach so well. You meet more liflerest- dinners at a downtown hotel at wonder Whether you did it delib- Captain Carroll said it had been western University’s Alumni Asso­ him*.'. __ A the church at 7:30 o’clock. learned that Dr. Esser, in whose ciation to'rs^O years and captain of OIT YOUR . Inr pAople there than anywhere Naples needs food. ’There Is no iMake Vour Fond Rationing Views which Democrats from all factions LANDSCAPING arately." SRcept In jail. NaiHea Is Sing Sing if Foul Play are dined and entertained at the At the console of the Hammond quarters police reported finding the 1902 Northwestern football ^HIARINO AID! Umbrellas PRINCESS L= doubt a large part of Its popula­ Check Cars Known «f Deliveries Wed. and Sat. “ Sure." Long said, "but keep on organ will be Warren D. Wood, artthout walls. , expense of the Democratic nation- LAWN GRADING taking care of me. I just talked books about witchcraft, alchemy, team. tion lives alwav- on the edge of TELEPHONE 2-0617 who has been serving in the armed magic, natureopathy and psychol­ Fancy Covers for There is a legend that a com­ starvation. But-as much as food Bv Ruth MiUett si committee. that way because I thought the Santa Cruz. Calif. — Nathan L. mittee once set out to find and forces for the past twenty-six ogy, had operated sanatoria in *40 it needs a new Hercules to clean NEA Staff Writer Body of^asl Hartford Results Remain to Be Soea gallery would like it." Griest, 92, New York Sun corre­ coMnm ARTHUR’S \\'omen’s UmbreTIa.s reward an honest Neapolilan. ,A««k for Licenses and months and at present is enrolled South Carolina and near Pitts­ spondent who covered the Alaskan this stable of Italy. If America goes on eatlqg rich ’Thus far, the Liaison men have ,.\ll Stenographers 51en at Boston University's College of burgh, Pa. MUtl A.3-A 846 Main Street I Men's and Women's IJn^rellas After Aontha of search the corn- Boy Foimd in' Clothes Edw. Senkbeil The House has six official gold rush, and later led scientific TV'e pride ourselves on the Registrations in Drive meals while children and grown­ sparked drives for passage of bllU Music. ^Warren, one of the The doctor was held overnight Recovered and Repaired. ups die of starvation in many to raise the minimum wage stand­ Carter St. Phone 7519 Read Herald Advs. stenographers, and the Senate quality of oUr food . workers as a home for several Room at M^sfield six. AU are men, with years of youngest organists in the East is at th«r state police barracks In To Halt Auto Thefts countries, American women will I ard, extend price control, provide a local boy, a graduate of Man­ Westport. the expert manner hyWhich years. someday get the. blame. stenography behind them. L. PALUZZI Plan to Move The company does not contem* Mansfield. April —Stats They are called reporters and chester High school in 1941 will it is prepared. This com­ Hartford. April 13.-(/Pi—State We will be accused of having ! play for the prelude "Christ Lay 16 s i . Tel. 5558 plate sale of the building »t this police reported they had deRnltely can take 250 to 300 words a min­ Five Perish in Fire bination makes, for dinners time as they plan to use It for Police cracked down on automo­ been careless about wasting food, in the Bonds of Death" by Bach and of noLenrlng_about the starv­ ute. \ that are healthful, hearty Local Factory manufacturing purposes %t a later bile stealing, a lucrative business det6rmlned that the death 0^, • EAT THE BEST AT REYMANDER’S Each reporter works on the and for the offertory "Pastorale” ^ CRAFTSMAN date. A new product Is being de­ these car scarce days, last night ing In other lands so long as our child Inmate at the Mansfield Stato Hear Better! by C. Franck and for the postlude London. April 13—(/P»—Five per­ and whol^ome. Dinners ov.'ii fdinllics we^re well-fed. Roast Prime RHm of Beet floor about 10 minutes oT every sons, including an 18-month-old veloped by the company and when and early today by sending scores Hospital and Training School w ^ ‘The Giant Fugue (in D Minor)’’ you’ll like! Have dinner And yet It Is" hard to find an Sweet Sausage hour. Then, back in bis office, he baby and two other children, per­ AUTO BODY SHOP ABA Company Not this Is put into pifoductlon they of officers out on the highways to the result of foul play, but they dictates from his notes into a re< by Bach. USED CARS OR with as soon! hope to operate the plant on a 24- istop cars and check licenses and intelligent woman today who VesI Cutlets Fried CUuns Rev. Clifford Oliver Simpson will ished today in an early-morning doesn't think food rationing should maintained silence about tbe iden­ cording machine. NOW UNDER THE OWNERSHIP OF NEW CAR an hour basis. ,/ reeistratlons. Delldoos Steaks sad Broilers Batteries of expert typists— have charge ot the scripture and apartment house fire In south Lon­ Allowed to Build be resumed In America. tity of a suspect under questioning They will continue cracking for tbe specific cause of death. called transcribers-^put on their prayer service. don. Mrs. Mabel CHark, mother of CALIFORNIA Fine Quality Wines— Addition in Town down. Commissioner Edward J. A radio commentator recently DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT], Frederic E. Werner, Director of two of tbe dead children, was Special Luncheons State PoUce Cspt. Ralph J. earphones, tutn on the record, and Liquors and Beef Hickey said, until the situation Is asked the nationsV housewives type the reporter’s dictated notes. Music at~Gentcr 'With*' lier day-old son, Duheit^Brothers BUYER how they felt about the question, Buckley, heading the investigation The Tunes You Like. Played By The Swinirsters! and Dinners Dally . Officials of the ABA Tool and Trumbull Fire corrected. at the scene, said the body of the The reporter checks this over, duct the cantata. Mr. Werner Michael. One hundred and tifrenty state "Do you favor a return to ration­ needs no Introduction to the peo­ m . - WILL PAY $200 foglneerlng Company with their victim, Ralph Toce, 6, of East cleaning up the congressman’s Ov ' book value for Fords, police, working with local officers ing in order to save essential foods grammar when necessary. ple of Manchester as he has re­ ' Bianufacturlng plant located at In the various comm\mltles, were needed to feed the victims of war Hartford, was found at 6 p. m. Roymandor'a Restanrant BODY AND FENDER REPAmiNG Chevrolet*, Plymoutha and Loss $2,500 yesterday In a clothes room near If a congressman is concerned sided here all of his life and has ,S8-SQ Orandvlew street, stated to­ stationed at strategic points on in other countries?" He received been very active in the musical Cadillac*. the ward where the youngster was 35-37 OAK STREET TELEPHONE .3922 about what he said, he sends word FENDER AND TRUCK PAINTING, WELDING, ETC. PRINCESS RESTAURANT day that they plan to move their through highways from 9 p. m. 4,669 letters from li.steners, 3,744 to the reporter that he wants a circles of this town. Estimates Free! last night until 2 a. m. today. of them favoring a return to ra­ quartered. KROL MOTORS ant to HarUord to pernolt fur- Fireman Overcome by ’The officer said he would not copy of his talk. BODY WORK “ FoodThat’s Fit For A Kinu’’ Each motorist stopped was asked tioning. . Oeta Copy Within Hour 127 SPRUCE ST. TELEPHONE 2-1348 653 Center Street gsr expansion as expansion tn to Identify himself and show his If that 1s how we feel, we had discuss the manner In which the seetion called the appendix. ‘ No MAIN STREET AT PEARL STREET their present location here has Smoke, Turkey Poulfs Tha system is so fast he gets the stenography is needed for this. SOLIMENE A FLAGG license and registration. better go on record. It Isn't enough boy had been killed pending an au­ PHONE 2-1060 been repeatedly turned down. topsy to be performed b y jp s state copy—only one copy is made— Into the appendix the congress- INC. And Eggs Destroy^ No Oars Reported Recovered for us just to say conversationally within an hour of his talk. T^e company recently made that___ we would like to sec food------pathologist. Dr. Joseph A> Beauch- ment shove copies of poems, 634 Center St. Tel. 6101 Early, reports on the. operation He makes what changes he speeches they made somewhere, two applications for plant expan­ said nothing about any stolen.....i rationed again, in America for the , hemin. sion to the Zoning Board of Ap­ Trumbull, April 13—(/P) One wishes and sends it back to the editorials, news stories, letters, cars having" been recovered, bu t; good of the world as a whole. ! feporter. His altered copy is what peals and in both instances resi­ fireman was overcome by sm^ke, it wa.s noted also that the check- [ it Isn't enough for us simply Red Cross D#y Success and even book reviews. appears in The Congressional Rec­ By morning the public printer / dents of the area petitioned the another received first aM 'tor ta- up served to detect llcepseless i to express ourselves through p r l - ^ board against the application, the ord. has turned out 4I,5()0 copies. 'Potal Jurles, 200 turkeys pOulta and 800 drivers and those with improper vate polls. | a d ra g o-W ^ — Nick . Sellraoa Sometimes congressmen forget iMMtrd acting unfavorably In each regiatratfons. | , Wrile Congreasmen | pemonal Red Cross day yeiderday cost for the year is about $750,000. Oil Burners FARMERS! instance. turkey eggs were 4*^troyed Fri­ to turn in this copy, shove it in Every representative and sena­ Commissioner Hickey. Issuing a i Every single one of us who is i was even more successful toan on their pockets and go home with it. and Need Additional Space ' day night when fife of undeterm­ tor has at least one co^y delivered HYACINTHS statement jointly with Chief John'willing to return to ratipning in ; April 4, ,1945. The $903.23 he took Because it’s the only copy, TELEPHONE 3441 OR 6031 ined origin swept a two-story ga­ M. Gleason of Greenwich, pr.esl order that the world may be bet- >u at bis restaurant for the Red to his office. Senators are allowed Clarence T. Andem n, one of -1 EASTER th^y have to be chased all over 100 a ddy, representatives 68. rage that had been converted Into dent of ‘ the Connecticut Police ..ter fed should write that convic- Cro.ss compared to last year s do- Furnaces tbe partners in the company, town, sometime far into the night, Public Can Buy The Record TO SELL YOUR FAT VEAL CALVES igtaited this morning that the c<»n'- a combined turkey brooder and Chfefe AMOclfttlon of Connecticut. I tion to her congressman and sign nation of $826.73. Tpp contnbu- by clerks to get the copy back. A Few StIU Available. said many ailtomohlle thefts were i ^er name to the letter. tdr» yesterday Included one cus- Many of them send these extra pany’s btiainess has kwwn rapidly residence. All this copy—sometimes more copies to friends who want them. Mnce the war and that the pres­ Fireman Clarence Oppel was ov­ commltted In unprotected parking if that fails to gct„ ratlonlng-rtomer who paid $28 for a cup of IS NEAR than 150,000 words a day—starts The public can buy The Record. RACKUFKE OIL CO. ALSO— CANUSE TULIPS ent plant la lhadequate to meet ercome by smoke and removed to loto. — back—and it , shouldn't at lc;ist I‘toffee, another who gave $10 and flowing Into the public printer by 898 Maple Svenoe — Hartford hli home. Charles. Russo, another $1.50 a month. The superintendent the customers’ demand for pro­ Amerk-an hntisewives won't som e-' Nick's three - rhlldren each paid Call Us Now To Have 6:30 p.m. the deadline iS mid­ of documents takes tbe aubaprip- TM. H artford 1-6191 BOB CALVES FOR FATTENING duction. The company makes plas fireman, was given first aid In the day be accused of having b^en too ' for meals for themselves and Your Car night. / tion. tic mould dies, die casting dies, town ambulance which had been greedy or unfeeling to bp 'wllling cucsts. CLEANED and POLISHED In addition to what is said on The oldest reporter—-In point of general tool and die work and en­ brought to the scene, Sergt. Nath­ to share their food with the rest Ellinston or the floor. The Record carries a service—is James W. , Murphy. gineering and design service. ’The aniel Hayward said, because it was of the world. He’s been shorthanding Senate DAFFODILS company has had to turn, down thought that Caretaker Stephen SIMONIZED and WAXED The Ellington Center PTA To borrow a term used many speeches 49 years. His father be­ orders repeatiadly for lack of floor Boros was trapped in the blazing times In Willlairi Allen White's Work Called For fore him W'as a-Senate reporter, space for additional machines. building. Boros, it developed, had aponsare.d the hot lunches for the. recently published autobiography, MANCHESTER WANTED school children during the fall and and Delivered. Nightdress starting in 1860 and dying in 1916. Mr. Anderson stated today that left the building several hours be­ let’s make out "private senti­ Candy Etfster Baakets, Murphy’s father’s brother, Den­ had tbe grant for additional space wintsr term and beginning yester­ ments publ(e opinion." AUTO BODY Bulldozing — Grading fore the fire; day they are sponsoring a dental nis Murphy, was the earliest of the been approved, the compfcuy The fire was discovered by a ' 60 Oak Street Murphy family to work in the NEWSBOY would have doubled Its working clinic, ‘ a h children in the Elling­ "Sourdough" RICHARDSON'S passing njotorlst.. Long Hill, Nich­ ton schools wilt be taken to Dr. Telephone 3979 Eggs and Bunniei Senate. He started there aS. a re­ The Herald has an excel­ force within a short time. ’The ols and Trumbull firemen fought ATI.ANTIC BERVIGE porter in 1848 and continued until CELLARS ~ DITCHES company now employs 82 rnechah-. Cohen in Rockville In groups Wed­ Auto Kody and lent route for a live boy. \ the blsXe, conquering It after It Tbe' pioncei* of Alaska was s t a t io n j his death in 1896. lea. nesday and Friday mornings until known as a "sourdough" "besause Fendei Repairing In a Profusion o^NDeaigns Takes in Hartford Road, had swept tha Interior of the build­ alt ars taken oars of. The PTA will * Oonoara'a Future Plans ing a^d had bumad partly through of his habit of keeping a batch of Auto Painting 128 Ea^ Center Street Prospect street and part of Slump Removal — Land Clearing Mr. Anderson stated that the take ears of transportation. sour dough on hand as a "starter", tha roof. , . A t a recant meeting of t^te Simnnizing P^ono 3941 Hackmatack street. There FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN company plana to lease the pree- Louis *J. 'Anger of Bridgeport, for hla flapjacks. At night, he Quality Hand Dipped Boxed Chocolates ent building to a large tobacco County PTA executive board iTrs. kept the crock of dough in nls bied, are 65 customers. The route owher of the buUding. placed the Lawrence Anderson was qlected Spring Cleaning company which will use the bulld- buildings loaa at 12,600, axoluaiva so that his, body heat would keep is well consolidated. Good jK g to house colored tobacco chairman ^ tbs county publicity the mixture warm. ■------T > WASH WINDOWS SA M NUSSDORF he eai^ o f contents. opportunity. Apply at The "workers from the South brought oommlttss. WASH WOODWORK Crystal Lake Road Phone 1181-4_____ Rockville, Conn. Tha youngest son ^ Mr. snd Herald OflSce at oncel to'tbia section to work on tobac­ Clean, Wax, Polish Floors co plantations this summer and Mrs. Joha Dombek of Main street NOTICE , Peter’s Chocolate ^oppe is a patient bi the, Jbhnsoa Memo­ Vacuum Clean Thtnughout fall. The building has adequate fa- Due to circumstances beyond our control, we will be 691 MAIN STREET^ , / \ Remove Storm Windows dllties to bouse 80 workers. rial hospital at ^thfford Springs. LIQUORS Churches Mr. and Mrs; 'Ikiward A. Keller forced .to close our lauhdry establishment at 33 Oak Install Screens The former Smith Garage on Trim Lnwns nnd Shrubs A Bissell street, Mr. Anderson points ha^e'returned froth the wedding At Lowest Possible Prices! street. We Intend to re-open In a new location as soon out, was used by the" tobacco TafcottvlDe OoDgreg-aoUsl CBurdi trip and Mrs. Keller has resumed Rev. C. O. MoCalUster, Mlnlater her duties as* teacher at the Cen­ .\RTHUR DRUG STOICS as possible. WE ASK THAT ALL OF QUR CUSTOM- Personal Service ter aplMtol. 'They are resldtag with 848 Main S t TsL 8809 ERS WHO HAVE LAUNDRY AT OUR SHOP PLEASE 0:40— Sunday sehooL’ Mrs. KsUer's mother, Mrs. LHIIan Agency Mancheeter 10:45—Palm Sunday service. Abom on Meadow Brook road. PICK IT UP BEFORE APRIL 27. ALSO—-NO MORE Prelude—"Jerusalem’’ by Parker. Painting JOHNNIE JAY TEL. 4914 The Cox Service Station Evening Herald The Pmdentlal Committee of LAUNDRY WILL BE TAKEN IN. ' , IN Solo—The Palme, by Faure— Gab- the Congregational church will Croft Lilies Classified Advertisemepts tano Simoncelli. ' hold’ a special meeting In the TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT Offertory—"God So Loved the WILLIE ONQ-CHINESE iJiCNDRY Count five eTerece word* te • line.' o’clock Sunday moraing. A full Contractors Our Croft Lilies are the best we tnitlsis, numbere end ebbrevletlone World," John' SUiner. attendarfef ta requeetsd. DO YOU have ever had. The. supply is not •sen count e« e word and compound Sermon topic—"Jeaui Paselon and The engagement' of Mra., Lulu Baked Bean I words as two words," Minimum cost a Secularized World." , ' Lord to Rev. Charlee A. Oot^ea, • INTERIOR PAINTING large, but the quality is excellent. Is price of three linee. Postlude-^Hoaanna. K f ED |i' Jh A it A d a i h y Line rates per day fcf transient pastor of the Franklin church.The AND DECORATING SUPPER sds. •nio choir will be under the dlrec-. weddhtg will take place ae soon - IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH TOEIR STATION ECeetWs Hsrch It, I1»7 (Ion of WUfred Kent! organist ap t^e parsonage le ready to oc-. e PAPER HANGING TUESDAY, APRIL 16,6:30 Cash Chsrse Mrs. Jennie B. Abom. ANNOUNCtMBNT $ Consecutive Osye ."...I 7 cta.l 9 ets. eupy....v,;..,_ ■ MONEY? 7:00 p. m.— Young people’s Wallace Kibbe Is a patient tn • COLOR EXPERTS • BOLTON CENTER HALL ’For Efficient, Courteous And Dependable Service^ Make the Cox 8 Consecutive Days ....I 9 cte.lU cts. •X' 1 Day ...... Ill cts. 118 cts. •meeting. ' . . the Johnson Memorial hospital in For Expanding or Improv­ For the flrst time since the beginning of tha war we are able ' RE-OPENIN&OF i Group B. of Bolton Service Station Your Depot for Car Needs. Ml orders (or Irregulsr insertions 10:30 to 3:30, Thursday— Rad Stafford Sprlnga... ing Your Present Businesst • FLOOR FINISHING to o^er these favorite Easter flowers grown from genuine will tis chsrsed st the one time rate. Cross sewing by the Mlulonary Congl. Church Women. Spcciat 'rstee (or long term every The next meeting of the Elling­ Or for Starting a Small .1* • Holland bulbs. We planted’ thousands of these imported Society. • ton Woman's Club will be held in KEN'S DRIVING SCHOOL • EXTERIOR PAINTING Menu: Baked Beans, Scal­ ------— EFFECTIVE MONDAY APRIL 1 5 ------dsy edvertlalng given upon request bulbs last fall and have them m all their best pre-war colors. Ada orditred eSncelled ' be(ore the Good Friday the congregation the Hall Memorial Library Hall Business! By Former Slate Motor Vihicic Inspector 8 ^ loped Potatoes with Meat, 3rd or &th dsy will be charged only will join ■ with , the. Rockville at 8 p. m., April 16. i We have tbe beat of materlala. Includ­ Our New Station Hours will be 7 a. ih. to 9 a. m as an Fur the home, church, or fur cemetery decoration, no other (or' the actual number. of times the RATES AT $5.00 PER APPOINTMENTS: CALL 8815 ' .«36-52 • Salads, Rolls, Dessert, l^ f- sd appeared charging at the rate church. ' ANNUM PER $100 ing pore white lead and oil, and niso Easter plant can replace them. earned but no allowance or returns Friday evening the choir will Mot SattaSed With Loot a’ wtde aeleetlon of wallpnpora. Onnr- fee . •, • •. 85c . Accotnmodation to Friends and Ciistoiners. can be made on alz time adi stopped give a cantata “The Crucifixion.” IN ADVANCE BETWEEN 6 AND 9 P. M. DAILY Buteed work, and leasoaable prioeal s(trr the fifth day. i No “ 1111 (orblda” ; display lines not Joliet, ni.—(/P>— The burglars ALSO NARCISSUS VIOLETS who tossed a brick through a win­ LEARN TO DRIVE THE EASY WAY! By Sue BucfieU sold. Sallore Lost Ovsrboaid NEW CARS FINANCED ■ Tha Herald will not be responsible dow In Joseph. Maichln’s grocery A beautifully fitting nightdreoa 6:!K)X 16 tor more than one Incorrect tnaer- store were not satisfied with the AT $4.00 PER ANNUM BATTERIES Uoo of any advertisement ordered (or San Diego, April IS—(fli—^The Mpecially designed for tbs larg- TIRES 6.00 X 16 DISH GARDENS more than one time. - « ' $26 they stole from a cash box. PER $100 IN ADVANCE sr figure. Lacs edging nakas a Grading HARTFORD AND GOODYEAR Navy reported yesterdw that Sea­ ShfirUy after the burglary was ★ Tha Inadvertest omiaslon ot Incor- man 2-c Robert F. Edwarda of USED CARS FINANCED dainty trim for neck and brief ivet publication of advertising will be discovered a telephone caller told sleeves. Why not make up sev­ rsettflod only by cancellation o( t|ie Hartford, Conn., and Fireman 2-c a e rk Emil Bruaatori: “Why don’t AT $5.00 PER ANNUM Excavating CUT TLOWERS- charge made (or tha servica rendered. Cheater L. John of Wichita, Kan., HONORABLY DISCHARGED? eral in different colors snd fab­ IN OUR HARDWARE SHOP ' ....— ...... - . All Advertisements must conform you keep more money In -y°“f PER $100 IN ADVANCE rics. We will have all the choicest cut flowers available. Snap­ were logt overboard Thursday store. We don’t want to risk •a style; copy and typography with from the deetroyer Fox when the Screaned Maaon Sand YARD CLOTHES DRYER REELS, were $10.95, Now $8.50 dragons, Carnations, Roses, Daffodils, Narcissus, TuUpSt ragulationa enforced by the publlah- jail for only 26 bucks." Or Money Loaned On the THAT IS YOUR RIGHT TO OWN Pattern Nn, 8909 comes In sizes ars and they reserve the right to vessel was 150 miles from here en Car You Own. Stock, Gladioli, Sweet Peas. — route to Japan. Tha Navy rsport at, 88, 40, X2, W, 46,~W, 50 and Sand Fill Ixiam HEAVY, ALL METAL INCINERATORS...... $5.50 adit, revise or reject any copy con- To Be Married 182n d ‘ Time C M Now 52. Size 38 require* 3 3-4 yards . considered objectionable. said the men had. been emptying Call .. A JARVIS HOME! GALVANIZED P A IL S ...... 10 Quart CLUSINO h ou rs—Clasalfied adt to garbage cans from the stem and of 35 or 39-inch; 2'y yard* lace ha published aaihe day must be re­ Los Angeles—(A^— Ex-Sergt. Balldlng hnniea for vetaraaa la sot somatMag wa are pta- For Eatimate* edging. Bulldozers CORSACES- ceived by 13 o’clock noon, Saturdays were believed to have fallen over­ THE ALLIED FINANCE board or been washed over the Robert Watson and his petite Ital­ nlni to do, but a Job we atarted monttw ago. HaoiM art bniag DROP IN ANYTIME AND LOOK OVER QUR STOCK! Orchids, Gardenias, Roses, and All Other Available Flowers. 10:80. ian vcar bride, Adriana, are going CORP. , framed now and wo want ya to over. Fw row Prompt Service For this pattern, send 20 cents, side. For Rent b u y :------AN D SAVE! Telephone Your Want Ada to be married for the 132nd time o n c e o f , Md batb on arol to o r, two mama unfinlobed upatalra. Hot waior in coins, your name, addreaa. else By Roar or Contract Ada Art accepted over tne tele­ Adriana and three-months-old THE ALLEN REALTY beuttna ayatem. oil burner, aatomntic hot water, eopner and braeo dMired, tbe pattern number phone st tha CUAHUB RATB given Asaesaors To Meet JuUe Watson arriyed yesterday plumbing, lull Inaulntloa. Lot 10 a 149 ft. Notalag lueldai. to Sue Burnett, Tbe Manchester FLOWERS BY WIRE shove as s eoovanlenea to advertlaers, from Italy, and she and her hus­ COMPANY , tM as axplala tha pmrtienlarp at year a L Leaau • Evening Herald, 1160 Avs. Amer­ “ No Job Too Big Or Small’* but tha CAau RATSa srtU ha aocapt- Si Pearl Street, Hartford icas, New York 19. N. Y. S4 hs FULL PATltKNT tf paid at tha Fairfield, April 18—(/P)—Tha band disclosed plana to seventh annual meeting of t w thfllr. marriage vowa .In an Ameri­ 180 Center Street Mancheater FOGIL "Mslaaaa cOtca on or batoie tha aavanth JARVIS REALTY COMPANY LEACH Send fifteen cent* more for your mk (oUewtns tha first insertion of Aaseeaing Officials Association of can ceremony. In Naples, they Telenhmiei RUSSAK BROS. sash sd otharwtaa the CHARGE RA'TB (Connecticut, will be held Wednes­ were wed 180 times In air A™®V Hartford O-IOM . oovm WAD n...... ALBXANOBa.. 9t. 39 FOXCROFT DRIVE TEL, 6797 MANCHESTER copy of the Spring snd Summer The Cox Service Station ANDERSON m Srttl hs collected. No reapooslblllty for day at the State Capitol, Hartford, Special Servlcea play *Tt‘« * Mancheater 5196 41IS . 121B issue of ' Fashion. AU easy to • INC. CORNER OF MAIN STREET AND MIDDLE TURNPIKE TELEPHONE 6161 iB telephoaad ads will be as* make styles, and a free pattern 155 ELDRIDGE STREET sad thalr sccwaey esnnot be it was announced yesterday by before deciding on a real-We cere^ WllUmantle 101 Phone Hartford 8-3245 Herbert K. Shay, president. ,mony. printed right in the book.

<. ] . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 18,1948 MANt/HESriER EVEWIWU RERAUU, MAXHUnES"! ER, CONN m SA IXJRUAY, APR IL IS, 194% PAGE BIX

ready the case, fa r Mr. Lewis la offlciala. But duch tlUngn ware Woman Dead; ^ W1 WTHT—lUv dUmrl^nitpr by no mcand wideapread enougii doing nothingnothlni more |han try' to Comments ‘'tST River Road WDIUSCilJS, Today\Radio W n T D — 1410 The Doctor Says: to caat any doubt upon the validi­ follow the example o f ^ > Petrillo. Eaatara Staadhrd rhne ty of the general refult. That gen­ who has already succeli^d In By Malcolm Mollan Husband Htirt A former editor of The Herald, now retired, wrdea weekly hla spring CaSarrli Attacks 4>of cold conapresaea. Dai;)c glaaaea ramJMSKD BT rBB eral reault wa* that Greece voted levying a similar special t)u^'^ ,^on 1:00—VhjftC— Nawr, WHTD — f Answer Man; — »*i-f> PItumNO OOl INC. convictions on matters, major or minor, from hla home on tha W T H T — Drama at Palestine', Young People should be. worn. DIRECTORY a middle of ' th^ road policy, the record Industry, and therefore Opry Mouse Matihee; News; , There art? otfc-i f< forma of spring li ■««M •Wi* Police to Learn WTHT—News;, WTIC—Newa. W TIC — Bob Stsele. tUMfeMtar. OoBM. agalnat the wlah at the leftlat on all who buy records. - But what A banka of the NlanUe River. \ By WlUlam A. O’Brien, M. D. and summer eyiTMnaltivity.ireSsen 1:15—W DRC— ..Treasury Salute; 6:45—W DRC—Chartoa CoUlnga- t b d m a s nutousoN needs to be done Is to repeal Mr. Written for NBA Service Practically evaiyivery victim of hay groupa which abatalned'from the Ev^nffi Leafling Up to WTHT— Saturday Afternoon wood; WHTD — Jim Britt’s 0«Mnu fever haa red.1, itch^,ItcH runny'eyes f*ge4ed Oetobw I. l«n election.* The abatentlon of, the D«trillo'a tax, not grant more like M a r ^ l l Fergueon—no relation ‘ brief period during which the bass Serenade; WITC— Know Your­ Roundup; WTHT—Labor, U. S. W hen'I was in grammar school J]Tomefitic Tragedy at sometime during the aeaaon. It. to the Mdn^hester Herald Fergu- fishermen gathered to the river self. A.; WTIC—New England Foruntl one of my classmates had what during __- ____ mMlaMB B**t» B+enini B*o«P* left wing produced nothing Hhe find the trouble may dwelop main­ BUSINESS SERVICES 1:80— W DRC— Grand Central of the Air. •M 4a r « HoHday*. Bnttrtd •» the drop In the vote which had sons 'stopped^iiy not long afio like swarming bees. The arriyal Hartford, April 13— —Police ha called granulated eyelids. He ly in the eyes. •toll 0 ®'c* at Mancheater, Conn., aa Station; W H TD —Opry House 7:00—WDRC—Academy Award and made me a present of a hand- of the bass as a balt-takip|^W.sh sought today to learn the events rSwmd aaaa Bail Uattar. ______been predicted. I f the left wing lUtlneei WTHT — Museum of Theater; WHTD—Hawaii Calls; was bothered from spring until Patients sensitive to cosmetlcj la to be Judged by -tha number of aoma copy of the autobiography | was sudden. A w eelyago, I re- leading up to an apparent domes­ Modem Music; WTIC— Veter- W T H T — It ’s Ytair Business; fall with sore eyes. During the containing orris root may hive •UBBCRlPnOB BATB8 tic tragedy which left Mrs. WTIC—Our Foreign Policy. puffy, -Itchy eyes with red 11m Om Taar t v Ball ...... » j^ple It wan able to keep away of Wllllatn Allen W hlV Marshall ported a mere rumpr4hat on the ' ana’ Advisor. winter the . soreness practically Connecticut Marion Cafro, 30, dead of atab 7:16 — W T H T — CorrespondenU margins and light sensitivity when Roof Trouble Where Beautiful Easter FlaWers Are Cultivated Par aaontb by Ball ...... * froih the po^^ it tepreaenU a did-1 la of the Ferguson fsmttv vlho last day of the/^recedlng week 1:46—^Ifi^C-'-Amerlcan World. (itoappeai^ronly to return In the tBE CURLI CUT •hifia Copy ...... 5 wounds and her husband, Edward, 2:00— W DRC — County Fair; Abroad. they use th? offending aubstanoe. have that lovely place d o w ^ the somebody had taken one seven spring. g DalTrarad Ona Tear ...... » »•«" tlnct minority In Greek life. j 45. critically Injured. WHTD— Bostoh Red Sox va. 7:30 — WDRC — First Nlghter; May For Years Waatbra Mataa an<< B P O ...... ■»»*«> He probably had what is known insures a permanent that is soft and But although the reault of the river about which I wrote sorila^ p ou n d eiy^ u t by the time that Oafro could not be questioned. Boston Braves; WTHT —To WHTD—Arthur Hale; WTOT— Spring catarrh tends to be tran­ His Specialty Yankee H|e was at Hartford hospital with ’ Green Hornet; WTIC—World’s ,a a vernal conjunctlvitto,. or aprint; HBB HBB OP eleotion waa clear in that It meant thing last summer. Ha has spent ^rfpprt'^wae printed the river was U v e In P ea ce :.W T IC — Name sient. even though It may last easily managed. Have your hair THB 4S800IATED PtUBM By A. H. O. three stab wounds in the abdomen Most Honored Flights. catarrh. Spring catarrh to not for several years. When it,.dis­ a''rejection of the extreme left some time In Manchester at inter '^wlth anglers and the rate at Speaks. 7:45-^WHTD—New England In shaped the famous Curl! Cut way. Tba^Aaaociatad Preat la •***“^**'J and one In the chest. contagious. It develops most often appears It usually leSy^xno trace. E. V. Coughlin Is ah Ex> aatltlad to the uaa of reiniblH*Hon wing. It no happens that the elec- whlcli'the fish were' being boated 2:15—W n C — Juke Box Jingles. Congress. in children and young adults, and, a]| oaaa diapalcbar cradited‘ o H O f When the original letters ac­ vals in recent years and likes Found Dead In Bed In aome patients, hoWevn, gray- was desdrijjed by one of them aa 2:80—'WDRC— Columbia W ork­ 6:00 — W DRC — Dick Haymes for some unknown reason, espec­ otbaradao credlteo in Olia P^P^**”* Uon means little real easing of cusing Brigadier General Ken­ White’s book la absorbliigfy in­ Mrs. Cafro was foimd dead in shop; W T H T — To be announc­ Ml rings remain on the efface pert in Repairing Out Hia.. tba local nawr pubHahad lyra. a “ slaughteK’ One boat contain­ bed In their third floor Maple ave­ Show; WHTD—Twenty Ques­ ially In your.j boys. \ Greece's problems. The new dan­ neth F, Cramer of unduly harsh teresting, particularly ,t<^ a news­ ed; w n C —The Baxters. tions; WTHT — Dick Tracy; of the e y e i^ o r there may ^ be Of the Ordinary Leaks ing three people, commercial fish­ nue apartment yesterday after­ . If you have spring catarrh, both slight thlckehjM, discoloration.^ All riftiU ol raoublication-''al rpadal ger Is that the victors In the elec­ conduct toward a rellgioua tnatl- paperman who happ^a also'' to 2:45— W T H — Melodies to Remeih- WTIC—Ufe of Riley. AlapatcMs barain. noon. Police said there were two mer; WTIC—Conneotlcut Odt of of your eyes are Itchy,,light both­ and irregularitjrqf the under sur­ I client ol » : B. A, Serriea tion may dhide Greece all over tutlon in Japan appeared in the ermen by the N i«y. admitted 8:30 — WDRC — Mayor of the ers you, tears flow most of the Now to a fine time.to figure out ' ^ 1 •« have been cemtemporaneoua with stab wounds In her chest and a Doors. face of the lids. 49 East Center Street again by trying, to rush through Connecticut preas, this column catching thirty, or thp limit for bloodstained hunting l^nife in her Town: New Calmer: WHTD— time, and your eyes exude a sticky what work will be needed to tac. the authoi>/n have been digging 3:00— W DRC — Assignment Harry Savoy Show; WTHT— Although the di^eue is mOft Kv^reMiitatirea:, iTba the return of King George. noted that the affect of auch let­ each of the trio. hand. Hartford County Detective secretion. Your trouble seems to common in the apriix^and sum- >ur house in shape, as every- PuDliatiera ters waa being accepted as a Into it b ^ p e lls for the last three Home; WTHT —Plano Play­ Famona Jury Trials; WTIC— rws tbe winter waa a bard Jullua Balbawa dpectai — Aiejwy—Na» _ . ^ Joseph Mitchell declared Cafro be wore In the morning, and it mer, slight symptoms may persist Jf this Is attempted. It la alto­ death blow to what waa then an w e jk ia n d have nowhere near fin­ No, I didn’t get In on t ^ flre- house; wnC-,-Orchestras of Truth or Consequences. one and "Qiany a rpof developed Torfc. CbK^ay^uctron and Boatolh had been stabbed with the same gets better during the day. ■throughout the winter months. gether likely, as the British seam incipient and perhaps entirely works. I have no* motor knife. the Natloii. 9:00 — W’DRC — Hit Parade: leaks. If >pu called S. V. Cough­ Prescriptions Expertly bureau O f ed It yet. Indeed I ’m sure I Caused By Allergy BBBM^K a u d it casual boom of Genera' Cramer li 3:30— WDRC-^. Talks; W T H T — WHTD—Leave It To the Girls; Patients with spring catarrh lin « f 390 W b^land street your fjtT10N& to recognise and fear, that It will never will be done with it, for It wouldn't know what to do with . First report of the tragedy came The cause of spring eye catarrh should practice good personal hy­ Manchester C I R l > n . A T I ______Connecticut Republican c1k I$8. Roundup Ttma- WTHT—Gangbusteis; WTIC— roofing worrie),;^arc over, for Mr. Filled — Accuracy — be discovered that s good many of one If I had; and It's too far down When a brush salesman knocked must be a special form of al­ Thia column also noted UMlt it conatltutca perhaps the finest ref­ 3:45— W DRC— Cross Section CIO. National Bam Dance. giene, even.though the disease Is Coughlin to known all over fOr toe '■ Uarald Prinlint on the apartment door, and Cafro lergy, as germs or viruses are not Efficiency — Quality! ./^Muniaa no Bnam-iai raanonaibihty foi those who voted against the left­ seemed questionable so^..^ con­ erence work and memory-jogger, tha river to where the baSs are 4:00—WDRC - Strictly Swing: 9 :30 _W H TD — Break the Bank; not contagious. -They should not fine type of work he does. Dry Cleaners openetlxit, gasping “Call the po­ found In the secretions. The rough taauarapb'cal t. ron appearing ist side In Greece were by, no demn GMeral Cramej^-^while he being taken for an old guy to row. lice.” TnW salesman, Charles H. WHTTX--LOS Angeles Symphon­ WTHT — Boston Symphony; use a common towel with other There to one Item that should be M r U a ^ n U »a The Bancheatei Bra- relative to American history dur­ arpearance of the under surface himself was still in Jiipan, and Gordon of --VVeat Hartford, aald ic Bands; W T H T — Concert Or- WTIC - Con You Top This? members of-the family, and they taken into ■ consideration Just now 92 Well? Street The Edw. J. Murphy alng Herald. means voting positively In favor ing the last ab^-odd years, that let alone pulling a boat over a of the lid is caused by Inflamma­ perhaps unaw arr^f the fact that Cafro then rtHjrnhled something chestra; WTIC— Doctors at 9;46_W D R C — Ham Seaalon. should keep their hands away and that to Whether or n o t ^ u had of the return of the monarchy. To half mile course half a dozen 10:00— W HTD — Chicago Theater tion. Drug Store Saturday. Apr! 13 charges Involving a religious mat­ has been produced. And It all that sounded llk'h-<“There’s been a Home. from their eyes. trouble W ith gutters leaking. If Telephone 7264 of the Air; W TIC — Judy Canova The congestion of the eyes and the contrary, the threat of the re­ ter had been made agalnat him. comee out of the head of one man times. murder here.” ' \ 4:30— W DRC — Record Shop: ’ I f the condition becomes . too you did, you’d better ^ ve them No. 4 Depot Square - r Show. the sticky, mucous secretion are turn of that monarchy might cre­ And, wMljout pretending to know poaseaslng a photographic mem­ Nobody seems to try still fish­ Also CaUed by B i n d e r WHTD— Meet the Press; WTIC painful, consult a physician for fixed before having, any palnttaig Poor Time T o Revaluate 10:15— W DRC— Celebrity Club. troublesome features. Eye.s should ate new civil war. and drive back thaL'fleneral Cramer did have an Cafro apparently min^ged to —First Plano Quartet. relief. done so that your nice paint Job Complete Fountain Servies answer, this cojumn suggested ory. ing for striped basa' in these wa­ 10:30—W T H T — Havloft Hoedowr; be kept clean with borls acid so­ Allergic eye disorders which re­ Expert Dry ■Renewed sentiment on the part j arms of the leftist groups follow Gordon as the latter^iurried 5:00— W DRC — Philadelphia Or­ won’t have ugly brown streaks on that he might have such an an- How I wish that we niight have ters. Long, very long ago. when downstairs for help, because police chestra; WHTD -r- Latin-Amer­ W TIC —Grand Old Opry. lution washes. main unchanged throughout the It. "Always ()n The Square” of some town fathers for an as- tj,oge who voted for nwyh Cook’s Service Q^i Your Easter Flowers Fliv’er, and that hla own friends 1 went fishing with my father In also were called by Felix Tollaaiion ican Rhythms: WTHT — Dallas 10:46— WDRC—Talks. Temporary relief from the burn­ entire year are not to be confused It to only common sense to have In this country a few more men 11:00— Newa On All Stations. Cleobjing Service •sssment revaluation In Manches- erate causes In the election. and the general Connecticut pub­ a bartender at a nearby tavern Symphony Oridiestra; WTIC — ing sensation may follow the use with spring catarrh. your, roofing Jobs dohe before Bernard J. Hart. Prop. like William Allen White, men Bridgeport harbor, we didn’t 11 ;05—W DRC—News. lic might do well to re.serve final who aald Cafro rapped on the ■Phone Again Finnegan. planning on having tbe bouse tar la perhaps based on their resl- I f the attempt to rqldfn tha think we always had to troll for 11:15 — WDRC — Sports Area; Is High Grade Krause Greenhouses Judgment in the case until he bad possessed of the u m a analytical window of the establlahment, call­ 5:15—WHTT>—Show Window. painted. Not that Mr. C>>ufihUn to ; tsaUon of fact that actual monarchy la made. It "la supposed WHTD—Korn’s - A - Krackln’; houMong sesrion with the studio had opportunity to state his side' hlnd-aight, which makes It so baas, and occasionally we caught ing "M y wife Just stabbed me. 6:35.i-WHTD-:-Qray Gordon’s Or­ careless In any way; in fact he pioperty xalea In Manchester News: VITHT—Gay Clarldge’s voice coach. What had he taught THE CAR YOU OWN to be .made by a new plebiscite of the case, If there was such a some stlll-flshlng; perhaps not so Get ap ambulance." chestra; WTHT—Polish Vari­ wraps the tip s'of the ladder se­ Spring Ih the Time to Fii rnaee and thing as his side of the case. clear to him why he functioned as Orchestra: WTIC—Clifton Utley. her? Oh, for example, to say Easter Sunday is almost here ‘ mixed bouquet of flowers. So p f have, for some time,* been at fig­ But there la no plan for any Allied many aa the trollera but plenty When police arrived, they found eties; W n C — John Vandercook. curely so that no marks will be and in order to spare yourself dis­ | H { General Cramer ' has now he did throughout his JoumaUatlc 6:46—WTIC—Tin Pan Alley of 11:30—W D RC—Ray McKinley Or­ ’’wahzn’t” not "wuazn’t,” and Check Your Car to Gel many people prefer a Alxed bou­ > . ■ It la rminlnt ordrr is a ures much higher than the as* observation of this vote. And King Cafro back in the apartment. made on the fresh paint, but the appointment in your selection of quet and Vicy certainly arc beau­ Plumbing Supplies been honorably discharged from career; why he was awayed by for our table. .And weakflah, too. chestra: IVTHT—Dance Orches­ Hollywood “ frahm,” not “ frum." She had to real a*iu>L Ws ars «t1li a long Mrs. Cafro, who leaves her par­ jthe Air. best way to start a repair Job to to asased valuations. George and his supporters have the e ^ ie e , and he hae now tra: W n C —Dance Orchestra. leave then, she said, for the Loa Mo8t Out of It flowers, vtoy not drive down to tiful and toe price is exceedingly what Influences. Maybe,* If we really get aome ents and a brother, waa employed ' Evening ■tart at the top and work down: ways froin new oora os already attempted to gain Imma made % statement nf hla side of 12:00—W H TD —Griff Williams’ Or­ Angelea Tennis Club, where she Krause’s Greenhouse, 621 Hart­ reasonable. It to a most gracious Of All Kinds That trand la continuing, and la by a Hartford automoblle^oncem: 6:00— New on all stations. Frankly It does not make sense help keep yoitt prrsont. oat in the eaae. It la qnesttonable, of Fooled Himself nice weather. I ’ll give this still­ chestra; w n C -^ N ew a ; Dance By QP< HANDSAKHt playa with 'most any partner ford Road and ihake your selection custom to send flowers tn some a nicely to continue for so long as dlate control of ihe Interim gov as a salesnum. 6:15 — W DRC — Spotlight on to paint your home and then find Are you wondering If your car conrae, whether the moet per­ fishing idea a try. handy. Remind me, please, to of flowers now? Almost every­ one of whom you are fond and the tifst posslhle mecliMnirMi William Allen White fooled Sports; WHTD—Show Window; Orchestra. la going to hang on and give you the combined shortage of housing ernment which would conduct fect defence Imaginable could 12:30W HTD— Sherman Haye’s Or­ Hollywood — You farm folk— take up tennis. a leak over the bay window or find one knows toe wonderful flowers there is really nothing that wli: coaditlon Hr pooslslrnt sImiiiI Musical Roundup: WTHT — that the porch needs the roof re­ . Rnd of building materials lasts, that vote, a circumstance which alter the bnale Impression which himself, according to hla own ad- chestra; W TIC—Three Suns. good service until you can get an­ that the Krause Greenhouses have please onj more than lovely spring having It cbeelird and «rr\l««d Manchester Fate of U. N. Cheater Bowlea; WTIC—Don’t If you look in your 1938 and 1939 paired, so why not call Mr. Cough­ stiit each new day, In fact, aeems would ntaka It all too likely that haa already gone abroad. mlaaions, many and many a time. 12:45— W T lQ ^ L c c Simms. other one? So many people are and if you are not already ac- bouquet. Knight Criticizes You Believe It. Sean, Roebuck and Montgomery lin now and have him put these herr It will psy. Charges. In such affairs, nsnal- What will you bet that the wondering about that very same qaainted with the Greenhouses, Perhaps you are planning a Hardware Co. to bring newB of aoma new ex- those who opposed the return But always he came, afterward, Ward catalogues— you’ll find the things in good condition for you? drive down and.look around, you corsage for Easter Sunday and in ly onttive all snhseqnent denials. United Nations organisation does The PoeCs Column thing these days and so many ot Peter Oallaano, Prop. tiiavagann o f real aatate pricea. the nlanarchy would try to do Not even the perfectly Innocent to see and fnRy understand why. Beiitoii^s Stand gal modeling the junior miss hats, The telephone number la 7707. will be m'jre than welcome and this case you will want a corsage CtMIK'S SERVICE ST A. 248 North M:iin Street 1 One way to look at Ihla situa­ their voting with guns rather than man ena be sure of complete I think that waa because, after all not eventually go the way of the MBS to Hold Celebration la Expert On Rooting them are ^0riving theh- car regu­ you will have a wonderful treat from the Krause Greenhouses. coats and ilhoes Is beautiful Joan To the Editor, When It cornea to roofing Joba, larly up to Cook’s Service Station in store for you. Manchester Green Phone 650I Tel n2$5 Justice. W e have no way of was said and done, hla heart waa, League of Nations which this You will have orchids, gardenias, tion Is to say that when a house with ballots. Uaulflald. I am sending you an original men who have large bufldlnga de­ at the Green to have their car knowing that General Cramer Is week went through Its final death Syracuse. N. Y.. April IS— OP)— What to select for Etoster flow­ violets, sweet peas, roses, camel­ which Is assessed at $4,000 sells The British, In this situation, aa we say, “ In the right place.” I aliCited this cosy detail from. poem which.1 think will please the pend on Mr..Coughlin to do their taken care of. ers is sometimes a problem, ea- lias to choose from. A favorite such a perfectly Innocent num. agonies st Geneva—and for the John S. Knight, president and As Station List Hits 300 fo r $7,000, and a house whicb Is are likely to find their original Joan, one of Paramount’s bright­ readers of your Fiah and tor them. Some o f toe Jobs You see when you patronize a peciclly when you have so many habit of many is to call 3700 and For all we know, there may be White’s capacity for self-analy- publisher of the Knight newa- column "ks it shows the real .feel­ same reason? est new stars, during an hour-long that have Just been flntohed by serv’lce station such as Cook’s fine blooms to choose from. To ask Krause’s Greenhouses to make SHEET METAL at $7,000 CSH Sell for role In Greece reversed. Originally a rebuttal to hie defence. But, 8)8 came, one la compelled to ad;^ papers, declared la v night that ings of moat all disciples of Isaak Johnson Bro^ cross-examination within the hal­ Mr. Coughlin are the following: Service Station, so many little de­ mention a few of the plants that up a special spring corsage. If $14,000, then the town Is cheating they came In to control a left from our pact dlBcusslon of the The Legaiie waa killed right "the story of America” can beat New York. April 13—(A5—MBSy< will be at 9:55 five times a week Walton. iseue, we owe him hla day In pur mit, Just a little belatedly, but the New York,^ J’.,.br.Uon-some-i ??.’ lowed walls of her three-rooiq The roofing Job at the Buick Ga­ tails are taken caro of- for you. you may see at the i^rause Green­ you have not done this before, try WORK Itself because It doesn’t levy a tax wln'k attempt to take over the na­ here In the United States liy a be told to the world "by our own la lining up The First Day Electrical (Contractors column. point is that it came, and in ex­ hto Tuesday and Wednesday night studlO' dressing apartment. Hal­ rage— which, to a built-up roof; The little extra service that means houses, you will see Easter lilies, asking for a specla) corsage made press aissoclations and the cor­ When the long and dreary winter 522 Main Str^t on the full market price of the tion by force. Now It seems like­ According to General Cram^r’a traordinary measure. Probably Ita mere handful of isolationists, itte thing definitely different for a 115-minute spots, but continue his lowed?—Well, practically by Hol­ Dimn Tobacco Warehouse, a built- so much more driving comfort and daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, hy­ up of spring flowers'and see how OF AI.L TYPES respondents of foreign newspapers months house la question. ly to be their role to reatraln the statement, it waa a few days aft­ political heirs of those same iso- network.-It la In observance of the ' Sunday afternoon series. lywood standards. Its two walls up roof and at toe present time he so much added life' to your car is drangeas, azaleas, African violets wonderfully attractive it is. The Tel. «2’27/7606 relative tardiness waa delayed be­ who enjoy complete freedom of o f solid mirror have reflected, tn Are but a shadow of the paat obtained at Cook’s Service Station. and attractive dtoh gardens. We Specialize in But that la not In Itself a sound right wing from attempting to es- er stem orders and directives latlonlats are now engaged In a fact that ita atation list to Jump­ Is working on Hartman’s building, price of these corsages ia a mod­ aimed at preventing the diversion cause, throughout most of his expression- in the dispatches they On Sat\irday night list: their day, the celebrated forms of When snow and Ice ■ leaves the these being a shingle Job of Tite- Spark plugs are tested, your tires Any one of these plants will give erate one when you consider hoW Eaves! rough and . approach to the problem. The ba- tabllab a monarchist dictatorship. slight variation of the same tac­ file from our shores." ■ ing to 3ec*iMll.tt in e «- undertakrii now woulo be alto­ ralaad $1,000 for the purpose of P R l N T heart ■Of course you know that Cook’s Prices Paid Ickaa continued, “ it would logical­ ware Du PonU. The Manchefter In New York city the hast that 7707 and ask for Mr. Coughlin. Service Station maintain a towing ^ PHONE 76^^\ nera)^ and Wed. gether likely to result In a stand­ reconstructing a convent and a What luck? and How many did For Raffs, Bundled Papers, it Vo's 4rmngw ly follow that there should be the school for the miasion, Herald* does not. circulate Import that huge metrop trouffhs and Conductors. H. H^OItmon. Pr«ip ailicoala'and^a second hospital on In bed with pneumonia. i that It waa from E. I. duPont de hunters go wandering about by | WILLIAM H. t^CHIELUGE Helped ; aional revaluation in Manchester, Such are the' salient points of ISfi Sprooe Street TeL $690 New and Used Tires Air-conditioninff a Specialty Flower and . , .the other tide of the street devbt- ! Nemours A Co., Ihc., and partlC' tbemaelves. abandoned by him' on Siltefialir.ing id ; a revaluatSBn which would call for General Cramer’s defense. No. The United States Army Air and Tubes Batteries ed . ,to treating__ cement-factory j iilariy' from Harold 'Braynian, di­ the score o f other hualneea more ] Ads to Beautiful Laup^ begin with ' Hot air fumigees installed ' UKAK Vej^elable Seeds such controversy Involving n I the expenditure of aome $30,000 (Torps assisted in development of Texaco Ga«,and Oil .\ll types sheet metal work workers suffering from the. same reUglMi on the one hand and rector, Public. lelatlons ^dept. preealng, evidently, than the sav- j a new fuel syatejn for gasoHne Wheel Afliroment 1 to outside experts, that need I strict army rules on the' other Wllinlnffton. 'D4l. There was no {Q f ©f the world from Its third to* S ^ e w h e re , in or around Manchester,, there is someone who C A P ItO L engines requiring,, no carburetor SCOrm lAWN SEED 21 Years’ Experience Garden 'Tool#" I ' Would have to be^based on proof disease. ' . ’ can avoid being • unplenannt. MANCHESTER TIRET . BmHe and accompanying nota oj * letter. ^ r. ■' ./ GRINDING CO. and affording a 10 per cent In­ 228 Center St, Phone 5412 I that there 1^ some gross Inequali­ “ Per.sonally,” hitr. Ickes', con­ And there Is apparently still to crease in economy and a 12 per Probably none was necessary; 1 wants.what you have to seU or has fedr sale something you B r « 38 Msin S t Tel. 79S8 and RECAPPING CO* B U IL D E R - Carburriiir tinued, “ 1 do not feel that the ■ come an official War Depnrt- That was 'the occesion, I feel 11 cent gain in power. Teiepboae 8866 ^ ty among existing assessments. I ment report on the nutter. Our **Wlt6ii Thinfffi Are Dull ttervtee! LARSEN'S country can afford so wasteful a could tell before I unwrapped the sure, when President Truman’e | Brood Street — A Short Ways Try the proven Scott prescription per 1,000 J There seems to be little evidence I own tentative conclusion to a book that 1 waa to be enlightened. sq. ft.: 10 lbs. Turf Builder to assure sparkling FEED SERVICE duplication of inectical service. chief of foreign affairs reverted ^o | anxious to purchase* . . . Our Badness Is Good*' All Makes of ; that, any such gross Inequality very mild one—that General, From Center-Street — At the color; 3 to 5 lbs. Sfiotts Seed to provide deep 185 Main St. P|ione 5012 24 Depot Square TeL 5406 When I did manage to chop cov­ again being mere Jimmy Byrnes, I SAWS OF ALL KINDS Tbxaoo Sign. ! ' does exist, little evidence that one Nor do I feel that the health of i Vrmmer does net appear to have rooted, s tu ^ y grass turf. ering and book apart I discovered the nation as a whole would be I been a dellbemte and maUctone Charleston lawyer. Permanently, | SET AND PILED SEWING ~ piece of property is assessed un- \illain In the matter. that I -had ^ become the poaaesaor SCOTTS LAVFN SEED— 1 lb. 88c: S lbs. $4.55; - fairly in proportion to. the aasess- benefited to any great degree un­ I imagine. EVER-FRESH ' 10 lbs. SAS8: 26 lbs. 616A8. of a beautiful volume bearing the TOR . AUTO PARTS MACHINES ' ment on another comparable piece der a system whereby the kind Nobody gives a damn, any more, Gei Together Via Frozen Food Cabinets HIGH GRADE . T. P. Holloron "Wartime publication date of 1942 TURF BUILDER—Complete food for grate. o f property. Until such inequall- and extent of the medical care so fa r as 1 can see, about putting j AND ACCESSORIES 3.5 lbs. $2.38; 60 lbs. $8.75; 100 lbs. $6.50.' Expertly Repaired^ EUNKRAL HOME Strike ParalvzesV . and entitled ELECTRIC LIGHTING I ties can be demonstrated, there furnished to a person would de­ the world to rights, any moreH and ’ ■ * Du Pont, Rates: 11 cents a line per one insertion, 9 cents a line per three AND POWER PLA N l^ PRINTING ^ is no immediate urgency about an pend upon the bargaining power British Colony than tha farm bloc candidates for e l e c t r ic WELDED JOHN S. WOLCOTT & SON, INC. ideally located—ennvenwnt and One Hundred * GRAVELY TRACTORS 180 Main Btreet ^ Phene J1887. - 6083 ! extensive revaluation, certainly of the union to which he be­ ra-elaction.glve a damn about RECAP TIRES . Singer JOB AND COMMERCIAL *w«y from the quay tlHirnagb- and -inserjtloiis, 7 c*ntf a line per six insertions. fitolee and Bervlce. no urgency which would Juatify longed.” those seven million Chlnaae who PRINTING (are. Oiatteottvc Servtoo. M od . I Forty Years; BRIGGS AND STRATTON SEE S^ing Center making that revaluation during Perhaps the moat important Kingston. Jamaica, April IS -a- are eating graaa for nutrltioh‘‘ and | Prompt and Ktlloieiil PrtetlBg era FarlltflM. (A5—This British colony was virtu­ William Dutton. ENGINES 822 Main St. Tel. 888.f ,- ..tBia present season of ridiculously thing Mr. Ickes aald was that the clay for belly emptiness. ol All HInda ally paralysed today by an island­ Bales aad Bervtoe. ’ By Having It Benriesd At CAM PBELL “ Infiated pricea. I have had no time, as yet, to M. M. Write sdveptineinent on this Poiw. pladnir one word in wch ‘ 'Any Make Hand or Bower Manchester Lewis proposal.would involve giv­ wide atrika callad by the British \ / A k l ' C b b b v iu b — FOR — COMMUNTTY PRESS AMKUI.ANCE SERVICE ing to a private Individual or or- read a line of the Du Pont con­ Nlantlc River Road, average word? to each line. MlnUnum eharge-r-8 lines. Mail with Check—Money Lnwomower Sharpened YAW '3 BTATION __ AUTO SUPPLY West Indies Trade union In an ef­ or Eepalred. m Bartfovd Bosi Dai SM$ AT 'G. Holmea j. W Bar* DAY AND NIGHT gluilBatton the right to levy a tax, fort to fores authorities to drop cern’s hietory, blit It wlU. no Waterford, Conn. Order or Stamps. New and Used Tires Cor. No. Mala aad No SrlMoi After The Greek Elections BABY YOUR CAR! a right which abould and must ha manslaughtar charges against Wil­ doubt, be Informative and edify­ 29 Bfsscil St. Tel. 2-1189 Dupont Paint Products Strodta — Telephnnr 6727 175 Center St Fboas 806Q liam A. Buatamantp, Jamaica's The AUiad Commission of Amar- reaerired to the government. Aa ing. Perhaps It inay even give me Reason Tar Lantoney Isbor boss and virtual prime min­ I tean,. British and French obaervera an Idea of which DuPonta own i HAVE IT Mr. Lewis would like to use this ister. lladondo Beech, Calif.—(#)-r” 7t’e Whatever May Be Yoar who watched the Greek elections power to tax, it would be. levied Bustamante and Frank Plxlay, stock Ih General Motors, United Boy’a. week, and Jine In .'.>am, B7, - DESOTO, PLYMOUTH V WALLPAPER SERVICED Oil Burnera Senriced has reported that those elecUons hot upon the mine owners In par­ mintoUr of iodal service, face Btatee Steel, etc., end which ere waa serving iui police Judge. First 4' AT were, in the main, fairly conduct­ ticular, but upou all the ' enter­ trial April 34 on charges develop directors in which—and perhaps defendant was a motorist charg­ • ■ i. ROOFING Ing from the fatal baatlM Feb. 16 SERVICE AND GENUINE PARTS ed raproMptatlve of the free It will not. Anyhow, It to really ed with having a dafeottve muffler. PICTURE FRAMING and Hot Air Furnace* and prise of this nation baaed on the Pleading guilty, the motorist add­ #. ' GEORGE'S Service Station of John NIcholah during a fight a beautiful book, ant must-have Problem, E. V. ConghUBt . •• ■**** dedal one of the Greek people. As use of coal, in other words, upon ed: "My aon talked me Into totting between rival labor factions. * EXPERT AUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORK 811 MiinStrstt might lie expected In a Balkan the whole economic life of this na- set the Du Ponte back about four him install twin exhaust pipes. 1 Your Local Roofor, 8 B B ...r 'Hluleii OUTM Far AlUng Uara* Repaired and ‘ country, *uead to dlctatw ^p and Uon. ^It wpuld be levied upon the To Soak H u a y iai- Oil and a half bucks; though It must gueaa they’re pretty notoy, al­ TELEPHONE *845f , though ha told me they wouldn't Can Help Yov WHli A Just emerged both * from enemy nation ^ a whole for the benefit wait tUl I have dona with William 4t GBORGB7S Moscow, April 18— Vh — A be.” Judga Pro Tern B m m look­ ! ■■ .1 ' « ’ ERNEST ROrS ESSO ST ATION oocupatlen and from a dvU war of a relative and selected few. Alton WBiU. ed a ’ Uttla abeSpUdi. “Ten doUara ■ ■ \ - Specialising In Replaeed Teas dtopateb from Budapsit aald 1 . RuberpM Roof Nsto StroM At BtmaO at tU own. there were aome In- 'Grant this right' to one private today that a Sovtot-Hungar^ Ana— auapandad,” ha told hto fath­ Depot Square Garage e f tattmldatlon. perhaps IntereM. and there would ba no bauxite aluminum company and a er. John W, Ingram. 890 Woodbind Street JOHNSON PAINT CO. General Motor t 241 NO. MAIN STREET VAN CAMP BRPJL at fraud, perhaps I limit on the number of other ape- Sovlat-Hungarian company for oU UnUI to* cold raloa of the past | ' • T E L 51 IS 899 MAIN SIltEETt'lKE TBI*. 88H and gas exploration and oil refin­ Tha temperature at the center Phone 7707 of prejudice and I dal intai;ests seeking the eaine (aw dsya sat In, and bafara UMt Repair Work I0 N s««aaS V '‘ ing has beaa argaatiad in tha Mua ol sun t o aatimstad to ba 80,- Read Hemld Advt. tha bluateiy winds, thara waa s 000,000 degraes Centigrade/ ,^the part at eleeUeBlprivUegy. That, la fact, le al- asrian |iaDl$aL . ■ ' J: ■ ^ • , * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, HANCHESTEK, CUNNh SATUKUAY, APRIL 13,1946 MAWCHESTaa BVBNINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SAITJRDAT^ APRIL 13, 1946 KGlrr an experimenL all will be asked to To Help Feed I Six to Share She's o Good Typist and a Good Pin-Up Zion Lutlicran register after the serv ic in the Public Nurses ^ assembly room downstairs in the Ad- IVIail* Nagasaki's Bomb Axi8 Nations church, by placing a check next to louths’ Dance Always Busy McCaw Estate Lists Servii^i^s their names. One of the young peo^' pie will be ready to assist them to 1 iTXcl.ll* an' Unsigned Letter (OonttBiMd from Pago: Oae) expedite matters. Attracts 200 The service will open with a Drive Is On Now to Two Public, Four Pri­ special Palm Sunday \ ; nouncing to the Gernjans the ex- processional by those confirmed, I tent of American aid. vate Bequests; Sbrine Program Is Announced starting In the assembly room of By Toifi Shafer Hel|) This Association the church. The processional hymn ibaw Girls, Membew NK.\ Staff t orrespoiident The basic ration of the 18,000.000 Germans in the U- S. zone was r e -, Continue Work Hospital Gets^.f30,000 By Pastor Prokopy will bo followed by the first por­ De Molay Hold .Cop'rlsl.t, IMS. I'.v NKA Inc.l duced this month from 1,555 to ^ tion of the Order of Vespers. Fol­ Tokyo A few minutes after Na­ 1,276 calories. Officials declined f William L. P. licCaw, who died Palm Sunday service* at Zion lowing the sermon which ■ will Invent in Temple gasaki was rocked by the second Donations • to the Manchester present s call to Christian battle to reveal the ration contemplated ' March 21, 1946, at the age of 88, Evangelical Lutheran Church, **»«* 1 alomi.r bbmbing of Japan, an iin- ! under the new budget eatUnates. Public Health Nursing Asaoclation and victory, bauied on Hebrews 12, Ji« flr*t Rainbow Girls, D« Mo- i signed, handwHllen letter to .lap- ( By the end of June. It was eStl- are one way of Insuring a puWlc left public bequest! amounting to Cooper and High streets, 'will be 1-2, reaffirmation 6f the Confir­ Hivs leading nuclear phyaiciat : mated that the United States will health set-up that will keep Man­ 545.000, In addition to four pri­ held at the usual time Sunday mation vow will take place. dance In many yean waa held fioateil down on Omuia naval base. 1 have supplied 3&0.000 ttms since chester citizens as free from di­ vate .baqueata, totaling 525,0()0, morning, at 10 and 11; and in the In memory of those departed, evening in the Masonic i cgnipbell; Joyce Grady. William v- niiaaion of■ the pencilled I the German ration first was sup­ sease a.a Is humanly possible. Pe­ the congregation will sing "For IttBety-aeven couples were----- in a t - I1 pidtJn,,,; . Lorraine- ' Guaidin Rich-/ note was to urge the Jap scientist ocoerdlng to the will filed this evening, at 7, the traditional re­ All the Saints Who from Their La­ plemented late last year. In addi­ riodic check-ups have dropped the morning for probate in the local litadance and all enjoye*i a«t» the music of Art Cuater «r^ largely of American origin, have over the nation to less than one- The public bequeats consist of classes. This retmlon service la rtUs orchestra from eight to twelve Gloria Gibson. Donald Coste; Rita it until early October; by then, been delivered thus far to the congregation will sing "Bleat Be fourth of the toll in 1900. This i» 580.000 t6 the Shrihers Hospital generally sponsored by the Young The decorating committee de- H ^ a u k . Calvin Meyer: Jean Hall, the urging was hardly nece.ssary. British and F'rench zones. People’s society together with the the Tie that binds." Hemy Kis.smunn; Peggy Heatley. but one‘disease that Public Health for Crippled Children in Spring- 'pprvea much credit for the excel­ Fixistonce of the letter was re­ Tlie burden of supplying food Nursing copes with through their Ladles* Aid. The society provides During Holy Week, the church Frank Miissey; Barbara Hall. Rob­ vealed by the man to whom it was field. Mass.; and 515,000 to the will be open for private meditation lent Job that they did. Colored deficiencies fall on the War de- ' Health Supervision. The nurses are building fund of the St. Mary’s for the special Invitations, and the gtnamers. yellow, green and or- ert Turek; Barbara , Hublard. Al­ addressed Prof. Ryokichi Sagane partment as long as the Army con- • pygr the alert and their trained and prayer every day from noon Episcopal church. clsricol work in moiling to all who dbld lights, and gaily colored bal- fred GuatafSon; Ann Hawley.Rich- of the Imperial tJniversity when tlnues to administer the occupied ! p,.pg quickly detect symptoms that to 3 p. m. There will be no mid­ ard Healey; Joan Henry, Charles The private bequests consist of con still be reached. The Ladies’ Hions added much to the aiicceas he tinned the missive over to Dr. areas,.The State department has, apparent to the average Aid has planned for the fellowship week Lenten service on .Wednes­ Honene: Charlc^te Hearn, Robert Wilson Compton of the American ilecllncd to assume the occupation person 510.000 to Katie, Mary and Nellie day, but on G ood Friday at 7:^. yS l the dance. Jland. Richard luncheon following the service,' ‘ TTie grand march was led by Pillard; Barbstarbata H«{laH Education Mission to Japan. Dr. burden and UNRRA is responsible I ^ Manchester Mrs. Gertrude Quinn of Locust street, or the sur- A cordial invitation is 'extended to Hasaett; Nanev IisX-lfr; Ricky Mor- rivor of the three; 55,000 to Wal­ when the girls of the Young Peo­ ; Councilor William Mullen Compton has taken the letter back i only for taking care of displaced j Rgypor nursing • supervisor and ple’s society serve. all, especially to such ss have no i^and W onhy Advisor Janice Miller rl.son: Loia Kluck, Flail Rijow; Jes­ to the United States and will give j persona, aside from supplying re- ; „ „ „ „ p, Association ter P. Quinn; 55,000, to Joseph church homo. sie Lathrop. Alan Anderson; McVeigh, local letter carrier; and Not only those confirmed in Zion |-,l^bo were also co-chairmen of all it to his brother. Dr. K T. Comp- ! lief tp liberated M.llled countries. ■ gp j jjjy They church ore invited, but mil confirm­ Jeanne Lsicheneque, Alfred Chris- (on. president of the Massachu- | 55.000, to Robert B. Hathaway. eommittees. '~ ' drive all over town and no day is He has named in his will, Robert ed elsewhere. The whole congrega­ The patrons and patronesses /fiana. setts Institute of Technology, who 2 tion and friends are welpomed to \ Also Joyce I,ongRtreth. N'oi^ i l o H l l i n ' lob stormy, no road to icy to keep E. Hathaway, os executor. y^cre: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Diiii- ■'Clayed a prominent role in the i I : these familiar figure.s in blue from the Impressive service which re­ Ijar, master of ceremonies and mnml l,oclerc; Janice .Miller, Rob­ at«imic drama. Slater’s Estate calls fond memories, and to the SIMONIZING ert Olson: Doris Wiganowski, tr* l l s u t i t l i their daily calls. Without ' Mother Advisor of the Order of Fniind ,\ug. » The will was drawn Sept. 24. fellowship acquaintance and William Mullen: Jane .Mack. Al­ I " ihis nursing servife it would not be 1024, or shortly after the death of Tilt Body Shop Method Rainbow respectively; Mr. and Prof>5agane said the letter was possible for families to have luncheon gathering. : lb s . Karl Fritz,, members of the bert Kottke; Barbara Melbert. _____ ^ j his slater. Miss Netta McCaw, Confidence in your Bradford George; Rosemary found by Japanese naval officer AH Have Been Invitee^ SOl.lMENK ft FLAGG. Inc. ^ Advisory Board of Rainbow, Mr. at Omiira,\not far from Naga­ (Continued from Page One) who in her will, left her entire es­ v" • Invitations have been sent to McCabe. Ralph Pulford; Shirley ' _____ ^ 1 period every day. When the servic- tate to William L. P. McCaw, 684 Oootat St. M . ilSI and Mrs. Ernest Kjellson and Mr. saki on Aug.Tl, It was concealed members still living of the first ’ and Mrs. James Richmond. Michles, Robert Ingraham: Fran­ in the base of V four-fool alum-i amounting at that time to about class in 1891 up to 1945. In place The committees who had ces McCusker. Thomas Ferguson; inum tube which contained, he-| 570.000, mostly in bonk deposits. of the usual roll call, this year, as dharge of the dance w*ere: Deco­ Lois Olson, Correl Spencer; Jean Mr. McCaw, as a young man, Robinson. Francis Hussank; Syl­ aides the letter, an oi^illator de-1 t rating. Arlene Tedford and Rich­ signed to record p r e s ^ e waves Meanwhile,ow, police...... continued worked In W. H. Cheney’s store PUBLIC ard Heady: publicity. Natalie via Keith, Levero Raapalll; Ruth their investigations into the other ‘ some part of each day. B«1 at the comer of Main and Charter Businesslike and efficient-looking is Wanda Ridgeway, of Rockford. lU., when she’s at her Job as Ryan, Charles Froh; Carolyn Roy, set up by the atomic bonih. .ho^.in,r» all hrmiicides An baths, dressings Changed, a new Oak streets, as did his brother, typist at nearby Camp Grant. But when she removes those cheaters, and dons a snazzy bathing Carpenter and Earl Snow; tlck- Although the unique method of portion ''(li.x shootings, all homicides. An James Doggart; Marjorie Rowley, III Ihp same l.iail.'deMriietlon and a letter. Against haeUgroiind «f N agasakl s ruins Is shown a arrest has been made in only one baby Just home from the Jiospital Daniel McCaw. About 1895, suit . . . well, anyway, she’s 10. is 5 feet 11 Inches tall, weighs 140 pounds .ind has blue eyes. Her DRIVING ata. Marshall Hodge and Marge ■mailing" did not bring the le ^ r-i |e;(sr urging surrender, which was dnippcd nearliy. to be bathed and help given the ‘fh t C tafM sits Blssell; ushers, Janet Ritchie and Alfred Hagbrow; Connie Rogers, ■ of the violent deaths. both left Manchester and took up ^ figure figures ere: waist 25, bust 34, hips 35, thighs 23, and ankles 91%. Ftobert Wood; Dorothy Spalding, ; to Prof. Sagane until long after ------— ------mother in making.-up formula, hy­ . residence at Livingston. Montana, |faarilie# hare in ear R Robert Wood; patrons and patron- It was dropped. It apparently ex-— . . | podermics ta be givent;rall of.these t-aaaes, Ann McCraw and Robert Wesley Smith; Joyce Straughan. i dance under the direction of Miss Nylons for Good Driver where Daniel McCaw remained un­ HEALTH cited the curiosity of Japanese i a • ' , i service brings mental ’ SCHOOL F Wright. The Advisory Board William Young: Margaret Sanellt, ] Nancy Lee Starkcl will follow with (!aiu*er P rogram thuigs and many others are done til his death. "While in Livingston) long osaoclated with Mr. McCaw high officials; when he finally re- 1 . O V e i l i r V relief at the time of < f' members were: Stewart Kennedy. Richard Schubert: Jean Sullivan, the J. & S' orchestra of F'ranklin Plainvievv, 'T e x - ( ; P i - When 1 b.V our Public Health Nurse.^ both were employed in a bank. In W, H. Cheney’s store. Experienced, Courteous In­ Gene ChaplelaUie; Patricia Ste\’- celved it. the letter was given ■- ______^______- i .supplying music for both round ,Mr.s. Ivan Adkins was stopped byi.Io ®o other way could so much Miss Netta McCSw cohtinued Mrs. Karl Fritz, Chester Ferris him by Vice Admiral Nakamura, O n the A ir T on igh t Robert. E. Hathaway, who also bereavemenL structor With Duel Control ensoii. Ralph Azinger; Marion Tomorrow niorniiig at 9::i0 a.ni. ! and square dancing. The Coventry a traffic officer she didn't get a help be p v e n jo ^ to moke her home with hot par­ receives 53,000, is a son of Mrs. F and Mrs. Jack Trotter, who was in the lop eehelon of daily. However, to maintain the t Those in attendhnee were: Starkweather. Benton Osgood: to 10:30 a.ni. the SunUav school of i Playci.s Guild will decorate the ticket. She got a pair of nylons. ' ents in the house at the. com er of caiarles E. Hathaway. Mrs. Car. Margaret Alford. Jack Sinna- Anita Schmidt, Robert Jensen; naval command. . k- ...... — .■ - ...... - - . r> ,, -p welles will Followed for eight blocks, the offi­ Public Health Nurses on their Pine and Walnut streets and oa Hathaway was a sister-in-law of NURSE ! I'' The local committee In charge fr mon; Geraldine Axlebz, David Margery Salmon, Cliffoid Sulli­ Sagane, who wa.s in another -pe First Uofigregatlonal church decorations. i cer told Mrs. Adkins that she had present full staffed basis, extra the death of their mother, William Mr, McCaw’s brother, Daniel. .Appointments part of Japan when the letter .will present their Easter program ci of the April Cancer, fund. Mrs A . P a g a n i u r k e ® funds are needed. Think over what K Middleton: Nancy Ames, Ernest van; Dianne Speed. Daniel Fraco; Mrs. Florence U. Grady is chair- done "everything right," whereas McCaw returned to Manchester and the bomb—were dropped, be- which will Include the pljiy "Elijah. Blanche Prentice chairman, and , your Public Health Nurse means The residue of the estate goes I 'i/m i£Pia2',^7ornt Sat., Sun. and Evenings Over a period of years the Visiting Nurses u Holmes; Brenda Anderson, Donald Barbara Turklngton, Murray man of the food sollcitationa rom- Sidney Frills, industrial chairman: five lady drivers checked before and both occupied the same house to the Shrlners’ Hospital for O ip- Johnson; Marrine Ticmann, Ileves other copies of the letter 1 the Prophet." written and produced to you. to your family and to your Kennedy: C. U Bailey. IX L. bv the Senior cla.ss with dtcectioii mittre and J. LeRoy Schweycr iias received notice that an im­ her over the same route had com­ until her death. Mr, McCaw waa pled CHilIdren In Springfield, Massi AND SONS oit ^Ah.Hi :!Sa)iiii Phone Manchester 3829 - have gained the confidence and trust of the Bailey; Avis Beechler, Roger Arthur Buck; Phyllis Townsend. •were dropped, since the one he . . . mitted one or more traffic viola­ community and give as generously one of the oldest members of the received was in'carbon. But he } by■ Mrs. Burton Moore, Jr. ■ '-The— . . chairman. committee, portant Cancer program will be B people of Manchester. ek, Schubert: Marjorie Brown, Rich- Durward Miller: Sue Todd. David tions. The nylon idea was part as you possibly can so that this Manchester Lodge of Masons, and Motveka: Ellen Tofeldt, Bruce ' never received any others. members of the cast arc: Elijah. : Mr.s. Grady's as.sistants arc Julian broadcast on "Truth or Conse­ important work can continue. K ard Coffin: Virginia Battln, Frank John Jacobson: King Ahab. Bur-< Beville, Mrs. Reginald Lewis, Mrs of a safety educational program. was active tn his early years In Reeovera His $3,400 **Caterers of the Their work is sn important one and fills s Vanderhrook; Wanda Tarcsick. The letter was hc.sded as oom- quences" period tonight from 8:30 the St. Mary's church. pv Vlchi; Mary Jane Bush, Eric Trot- ton Moore, III: Queen Jezebel Russell Wyman. Mrs. Walter Hilt- to 9:00 ovxr the, entire National definite nsed in Manchestsr. Unless we, as F ter; Barbara Branch, George Ben­ Marahall Davis; Ross Urquhart, Ing from, "three of your former Active at St. Mary’s Decatur, 111.— After a fire Maellan MacNealey; Jean Wilson, scientific colleagues iluring V^ur Mary F'llnt: Queen's Friends. Ruth gin, Mrs. Carl Ross, Mrs. Charles Bioadea.sting network, ‘ eastern Better Kind*' s commnnlty, are to suffer through lack of nett; Agnes Bantley, Elton Mor­ Moreau' and Harriet Colburn:; Nyack, Mns. Robert Wilcox, Mrs. As -a,^member o f St. Mary's destroyed C. T. Durbin’s house he WE HAVE A LARGE DISPLAY rison; Irene Benson, Robert Brit­ George Hansen. | «tay In the United States, Sa- stamlard time. Royal Guajds. Rodney Ellsmorc Sherwood F. Wright, Mrs. Alonzo It is also expected that the Na­ WE CAN QUICKLY ARRANGE A church, he often served as a lay poked around the ruins and found OF part time home nursing care, and many ^ ton; Nancy Bunzel, Allen Grant; __ — ... gane, speculating on the author- two pieces of Iron pipe which had j .ship, recalled several 'prominent and Gerald Mitchell: Naboth, the ■ Grace, MrS. Walter Thorp. Mrs. L. tional Cancer headquarters will LOW COST FINANCE PLAN dslegate to different conventions require this type of nursing care, tjiis Or­ Gloria Bryent, Fred Hewman; , of the Episcopal church. He and been part of his cash box and ' American physicists with whom F'armer, Richard Pratt: Citizen, ' Hodi.s. Ralph Reynolds. Mrs. John arrange to have the microphone IF YOU ARE PLANNING AN OCCASION OF ANY ganization must continue. Betty Crozler, Kenneth Janssen; Ronald Miller. Members of the Silvia, Mrs. Edward Franz, Ray­ THROUGH "i^HE BANK his sister lived alone in the large which had contained $2,400 In cur­ J\me Claughsey, James Hooker; B ritish T roop s he became aCquaintetl during the I on the "Truth or Consequences” rency. He took the pipes to a cast are requested to be at the mond B. Bennett, Mrs. Henry ; program brought to the bedside a n d AGENT house at. Pine and Walnut streets KIND, YOU WILL BE DOING THINGS RIGHT TO FINISHED To this end, the Manchester Public Health Ann Clvlello. Howard Custer; w r * l l « / • * .!_ 'year he spent studying cyclotrons for many years and had but few Decatur hank and some charred Will Withdraw | at the Radiation Laboratory of the vestry at 8:30 a.m. Special Easter Jackson, Mrs George Bloodgoo because of illness was Cross at 7:30 this evening at St. riierc he discovered that the valve .since died, which means that the 2-0517 Coffin; Elaine England. Noyes [ tions Security pouncll that British rentier, It was destroyed by U. S. unable to speak at a previously Mary's church.___ was open and rapidly filling the 510.000 goes to Katie-and Mary . Btrickney; Betty Ferris, William troops In Indonesia constituted a War Department order. scheduled F'ellowship meeting. ' room with gas. Qiiinn. threat to IntUrnatlonaJ peacs, that The text of the letter folldwa: FOR'~SAt:E OUR MEMORIALS ARE BUILT WITH Postmaster George H. Robert- ■ • is 1 MALE HELP WANTED Remembers Mail Carrier REMEMBER: the sole mission of the British Headquarters son attended the meeting of the f O H H ir X g ll* ! S Joseph McVeigh, who waa left EVERLASTING PRIDE forces there was "to- liquidate the Atomic Bomb Command Eastern Schoolman's Organization ^ Makes Weekly Visit Indoor and Outdoor Work. 55.000, for many year^.wsa latter war with Japan," the same phrase August 9, 1945 \ at the Norwich F'ree Academy. Permanent Work!- Frank Damato "W hen Better Food Is Served- used in last night's announcement. Good Pay! carrier on the route that covered To: F*rof. R. Sagane I Noi-wich. Friday afternoon. 1 O l s o F O llllil I ^ policeman is seen only once a Vacation With Pay! the McC^w home and seldom a Pagani Will Serve It” 1'kralnlM Complain' Shelved From: Three of your former sci-| Mr. and Mrs. Flrnest Flvans of & Son ^ 1 week oii Iona, one of the islands Life, Sickness and Accident Insurance Free! day passed but what he spent Emergency The Ukrainian complaint was enttric colleagues during Ripley Hill are .spending the some time with Mr. McCaw or his n o tic e (Uontlnued front Page Gne) j Hebrides. 24 Homestead Street : shelved when only Russia and Po­ your stay in the United | vveekend in Barrington, R. 1., with ' j comes over from the Scottish Manchester Memorial Co. Apply sister. Walter P. Quinn, who A NEW SERVICE IS NOW OFFERED land voted to sentl an Investigat­ 1 ' States. ; their son, Charle.s, and his wife, knew where the joints were. The ' niainland arid also received $5,000, is the son of PHONE 7091 Harrison Street -y- Manchester We are sending this as a p er-; and her mother, Mrs. Sydney ing commission to the East In- head, arms and legs were missing.^ nat,v®»^to^ hf, visH- the late James H. Quinn, who was TO TifE TOWN OF MANCHESTER Idles. British denied at that time, sonal message to urge that you jjvheaton. t h e ' o r f o r d s o a p CO. Calls I Ukrainian charges that British, use your Influence as a reputable Rev. and Mrs. Charles Johnson i Elmer F’ishcr, Portland Weather I troops werS being usejl to sup- ; nuclear physicist, to convince the of __ Rockville, were callers in town Bureau official, said the body 75 HilHard street The Manchester RadiRtor Co. at 6 0 HiUiard press an Indonesian Independence I Japanese General Staff of the j Tuesday. The Rev. Johnson who is could have been placed in the Crocheted Rug UPON REQUEST... POLICE I n^ovement.^ ______' terrible______consequences _ which will ; a fornmiformer pastor of the local Meth-Meth vvater "anywhere below Oregon Fresh Salted Nuts Street, is prepared to service all types o f ' 'The Indonesians have establish- ; be suffered by'your people if you odist Episcopal church, expects to but could hot havee Loral .Agency for Brltish- radiators. \ ed an unrecognized republic In the continue in tliis war. | receive his release next month as j,.ifted upstream from Portland, 4343 i islands and negotiations now are you have know for several chaplain in the U S. Army. found between here and i Duable-Kay Brand* We Will Put Your in progress on their demands for years that an atomic bomb could _ The Ladies' Society of the First Portland’s awank Dunthrope ARTHUR DRUG STORES American Club — ------OUR SEkVlCE...... complete Independence. be built if a nation were willing Congregational church will meet i guj,urb. • V Freshly Cleaned Includes the Repairing — Cleaning and Rc-Coring FIRE, to pay the enormous cost of pre- Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., in the j pQijqe immediately began the 845 MAIN ST. TBL. 3809 WANTED \800 Persons Killed parlpg thi necessary material. vestry for their regular monthly | ^ggj^ of identification, hop- For All Intakes of Cara — Trucks — Tractors Now that you have seen that we meeting. Guest Lenten .speaker ing for clues in the garments in BINGO Garments and Industrial Equipment NORTH I In Bandoeng Area have constructed the production will be the Rev. Loring Chase, which the girl was wrapped. YOUNG LADY AS CASHIER plants, there can be no doubt In Connecticut Congregational mln- 5432 New York. April 13.—i^i— your mind that all the output of iater-at-large, who will have a YOUR I Aneta, Dutch news agency, said devotional meaaage. There will also in Cedar Bags SPECIAL REFRIGERATION and AIR CONDITIONING these factories, working 24 hours Horse Measq^ments SNAPSHOTS Good Salary To Start. 5-Day, 42-Hour Week. K n i g h t II today that Lieut. -Gen. S. H. Spoor, a day, will be exploded on your be special music. Hostesses for the \ SOUTH Netherlands Indies Army com­ evening will, be Mrs. Maude RADIATORS SERVICED AND MANUFACTURED homeland. Horses have l^cn measured by Finished At Short Notice! For a Charge of Only mander, had stated that Indone­ Within the space of three weeks, Churchhlll, Mrs. Ina Beebe and "hands” from ^ r y ancient times. 4321/ sian Nationalists killed 800 per­ Mrs. Eatella Jacobson. The measurement is from the top ELITE STUDIO sons in the Bandoeng area In the we have proof-flrltd one bomb In Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A & P SUPER MARKET ORANG6 HALL the American desert, exploded, one . ^ 1 of the shoulder to the ground. 988 51A1N s t r e e t / MANCHESTER RADIATOR CO. ; last eight months. Arsdale and two children, Susan . 717 Main Street At Blssell Street 10 Cents in Hiroshima, and fired the third 60 HILLIARD ST. ' PHONE O-OMZ I The news agency said Spoor d4», and Peter, of Spring Valley. N. Y. ' AMBULANCE this morning. i are spending the weekend at the ; dared a altnllar number was n ^a- \We Implore you to confirm these ___ . v,h Mr. PRIZES! jlng with bodies bislng dug up home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. can make It vVtMtwr-i :jAl.-~r;A| Trees and Plants. Our lee Cream, always a [called the article an error. You Can Get From Any Dealer WATER CO. diaoblution of the league upon the creamed chicken was served to Admission 60c, Tax Included. as large as you wish by just add­ INOt Mr.'ir . ’'r, ,o treat, will add a crown­ close of ita last oaoembly next the guests present ing more alternate rows. . t. ,11 8319 . week awaited adoption. Reports from the Town d e rk ’s Benefit Bolton Grange Building Fund To obtain complete crocheting Or Individual. ALL SELLING WILL B6 DONE FROM OUR ing touch to your Easter The reoolutioh, unonlmoualy ap­ office Indicate that applications InstnlcUone tor the Puffed Stitch feast. I Sugar Plants proved last night by a League com- VILLA LOUISA LAKE STREET FARM for dog registrations have been Ruff. (Pattern No. 5114) detail mioslon, calla for appointment of a coming- in rather slowly. Those After 5 P. M. BOLTON sketch of the stitch used, send 15 • DIRECTIONS: -v Strike Looms board of liquidation to adnd up should be filed there on or before cents in Ck>in plus 1 cant postage. CALL 7220 the- league's „ affaire, . and . -provides ,rx«i May 1. as after that date a fine 6f Tour Nam*. Address and the Pat­ On Rooto S: Tnni North On' bike Street. Vi MUe East of 5022 or 3668 Manchester Ore«i. (OaBttaaad from Paga Oiae) fer the. International Labor Office ,g the fee of 52.00 for tern KumbeY to Anne CMboL The to can y on unaffected by U»® i or spaded female animals and ' ' « EDUCATIONAL CLUB Manchester Herald, U06 Ava. Or Drive Over and See: On Jloute 18: Turn South At DobsonvUIe, >i Milo East of league's damlse. 55.2.5 for fentales. O aU Taloottvtllo Rotaiy. GAS CO. I company ’ acceptance 'of a. fact- Aa from the day . following...... - the Americas, New T-trk 10, N. T. Arrangements, have been made ; Special Dinners Tou’ll find many aids td spring [finding ^ a r d s reconiineiided $1.19 ; present session of the Presents ihourlvhourly Wage for a 48-hour week.- . .u . ___ _ Matinn. by the general committee for the redecorating In the Anne Cabot 5075 atiaenibly. the I.«ague of Nations Veterans Reunion and Banquet t o , MRS. LEWIS ROSE OF HARTFORD, ON Open Daylight To Dark, Including Sundays. Continuing labor disputes shall cease to exidt, except for the .Mbum—contains suggestion# -for throughout the country kept idle be herd at 6:30 p. m. at the Nath-1 Mllie purpose of the liquidation of “RUSSIA AND THE U. N. 0.” slip-covering, baby bouinottes, about 760,000 workers. on Hole Community Center on bedspreads and quilts. Nicest chil­ Pottertbn’s GORMAN ELECTRIC CO. Its affairs . April'27. A turkey supper will be The resolution added that the dren’s school'imd vocation frocks Open Thuradsyt 'til 9:00 P. M. served with Mrs. L. K. Allen, pres­ NATHAN HALE AUDITORHIM 5181 Cool Smoke United NaUona was crested for MONDAY, APRIL l!i, 8:00 P. M. and play clotnes Imaginable — Closed Sat. At 5:30 P. M. "purposes of the same nature ss ident of the First Congregational lovely lingerie fot-the bride-to-be. ^ church Ijidlea' Asaoclation in OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK 1 At the Center MOTOR SALES. INC. WILSON NURSERIES According to experiments con­ those for which the League of BUSINESS m e e t i n g , 7 :.30 P, M. too! And 8 free-iiattema printed Since charge. The Rev. .Bernard J. Fos- a 539-S41 Main Street •ning Herald ducted at the University of Mich­ Nations was establlsheo. .. PHONE 3933 M the S2-pagc book! Sand for 285 MAIN MANCHESTER l a k e s t r e e t 1095 MAIN ST. OPA' igan hoapitsl. the flng;ers and toes the new organization has taken ) ter wijl give the Invocation and Admission 25c At Door Or Through Members. yeur eopy, M ae 46 cents, m m i m 5121 of a smoker cool off from one to lup lU functions, the League of i the Rev. Hugh ®- r •■*'.■ mm nine degrees when he la amoklng. 1 fi^iuone may ba dloeolvad-'* I «••««>«• M , antertainmant and '.J' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COXfR^ SATURDAY, APRIL II, 194S PAGE mmmmmmmmmmmmmrnmmmmimmmammmmmmmammmmmmmmm

r?------Back to the Army— Together Site Located About Town j Battle Movies Have Yon Fishing Tackle Bike Hits Car; Sport Slants h n e Y^m ans For State’s Disabled Vets? For Vrt Homes Beethoven Glee bhib members Shown to Club By Earl W. Yost Boy Is Injured please be reminded that a picture am An appeal for fishing Uckle of the Glee Cltib will be taken on Bgerte Bdltsr has -been Issued by, the recent- Monday evening, April 15, at ei|d>t Air Power Group En­ Former Dodger Ca< ly orgBnixed Connecticut Vet- Land West of Broad o’clock sharp In the Emanuel Lu­ Introducing Tex Hugheon ^ nine montha of baseball in the erans* Council headed by Suffers Fracture of I.«g; theran church. The membership joys Films at Its Regu­ South Pacific area with two teams Pens 5 Year ContraM^I ___ ated Singer Appears Chairman Wilfred J. Oarkc of Street Big Enough'for secretary urges all members to Spotting a handsome, dark Which Would You Rather Have ... of standout major league 'stars Manchester. The organisation Bus and Ambulance wear - dark suits and black bow lar Gathering I haired six footer wearing a pair Calling lor $15,000 Before Members of Includes the tMsnbled War Vet­ 200 New Homes of cowboy boots sitting to toe lob­ and reported back to the Sox this ties for this picture, also to he spring to fine condition. His air erans, American Legion, Vet­ Are Used prompt In attending as an Impor­ by of toe Bond in Hartford last Year; Pasquel Happy/ . Cosmopolitim Club Members of the Air Power ClUff Thursday, we decided to nmke an tight perfornoance later in the erans of Foreign Wars and the The committee named to secure tant rehearsalrenc»r»«i willwm takemuc k place*-'-** Im- who were absent from last night’s Jewish War Veterans. William Sandburg, of 26 Drive sites for the erection of low cost mediately following the picture. acquaintance with Cecil C. Hugh-1 *It®«’uoon in toe exhibition game Mexico a ty , April 13 OoamopoliUn meeting missed an interesting eon, better known as 'Tex Hugh'^p I egetost toe Boston Braves proved All fishing equipment re­ E. Sliver Lane Homes suffered s ’ houses for returning veterans has ' ------Seeing himself "tta« whipping hoFV 1 __ wr«I pJaaaant^^plMsanUy anteitam ^ * meeting and also seeing the movies son, the best right handed pitcher i he has lost none of his poise aftia^emoon by MIot June ceived will be turned over to fractured left leg when a bicycle found that land owned by E., J. Mias Lola H. Clark of 12 Lydall of the-podgera," Mickey Owqq/l H{Ml«rday Mr. Clarke who will deliver It of the Battle of the Bismark Sea in toe American League before en- I aiM ablUtyi „o m u u , talented young l^ al he v^as riding crashed Into, An au­ Holl on the west side of Broad street, has been named to the taring the Army to 1944 and Mel Deutsch, a former OI from Brooklyn's veteran catcher, 5^ 1 ITioiiiai to the disabled veterans for use street, between Congress and dean’s list, it is annoiiiKed by Dr. taken by an Australian photog­ Hi^agar. Mrs. David Bennett, Intro- tomobile at the corner and member of the Boston Red Sox. Texas, is in Tex’s opinion the beat "leapfrogged Jnto toe Mexlen^ at State supervlse A call was read for the annual James H. Clifford pital where he was admitted as several years that two-family members are asked to report and flew 2.225JX)0.000 miles with ap- sion about wkat the managers program for freshmen and sopho­ "Rickey bad told me over toe lodg State Federation convention at the houses have been erected In Man lend a hand. The club’s annual proxlmately one half, the equip- Charley Keller. Joe Gordon and Tuesday, May 14—Rockville James »• aifford of Park a patient. its casiS' agaln.st Russia, the think was an' unjustified penalty mores., Jake Powell, former Int^ption of New Grid distance telephone to cbme b a ^ Hotel Taft..New Haven, May 21, cheater. I spring field trials will be held Sun­ ment as of 1941, but with a 95 per others but is weak in the catch­ Yale Opens Season High, home. 77 23_ Plans have been made for street, Hartford, formerly of Man­ His condition was reported as American and British delegations I Lend A Hand ing and pitching departments. against one of their members. .As Yanks, Senators and Phillies out- •Friday, May 17—Wllliman- Fish—Game Notee Alfonso Pasquel (a brother ot> chester, died this morning at the day. May 12 at the grounds cent to 100 per cent load factor. a result Detroit promoter Nick • X League Started Ball a most interesting series of meet- good today.' are expected to argue for Its re­ United Airlines executives pre- This may seem strange as the (lelder, la returning to the Wash­ tic Trade, away. Jorge Pasquel, Mexican Leagw* Veterans hospital Londea and possibly Ck>mmis8ioner president) asked me to stay. EvJ^ in n , and the pageant promises to tention until May ,6 to look into A local family IS in dire need of McCarth.vmen have Ernie Bon­ Against Uconns ington sandlota where he got his Tuesday, May 21—Wilcox Rolling, Then Came WM B veteran of World War 1 the status of Red ' AL'TOV with­ Peace Coinjnittee At 11:15 this morning No. 2 of |diet that ^ John J. Hettche are expected here | start. He’ll play for a furniture Tech, away. erybody was putting pressure to one of the highlights. There Is a crib for a three' year old baby the SMFD' was called.... to extin­ 'planes will be flying 11,500,000,000 ham, Red Ruffing, Spud Chandler. and a former Company G man. drawals from Iran, • I Marius Russo of the pse-war Monday to smooth things out so company team, which isn't a bad •Fi;lday, May 24—Wllllman- me, some to go back, some .w an excellent chorus, also several Mr. Clifford leaves his wife. girl. Anyone having s'ieh fl Crib guish a grass fire at the Comer of miles and 2.000.000,000 miles over Mexican Loop and Now stay." * soloists, trained under the direc­ Draft ‘Holiday’ seas. Mr.' Holdridge said that It championship teams back as well New Haven, April 13.—(>P>—The that New York fighters won’t al­ spot for a ball player to go when tlc Trade, home. Mrs. Freda Clifford, two sons, and willing to donate it to a wor­ Unable lo Settle 1 Lenox and East Center streets. ways be "busy” when they’re the old rocklh’ chair begins to get "I finally left San Antonib t« tion of Music Chairman Mrs. C. thy family is a.sked to contact was estimated that within 18 as two rookiea. Bill Wight and Yale baseball team opens its 81at Friday, May 31 —Rockville foxing Has Been Hit Edward and Rudolph James Clli- Effort to Prolong j Illy itouiiiy ------wanted to Detroit... With, the him..Former middleweight cham­ High, "away. , talk to Rldltcy. 1 confidentially Berry. Miss LoretU Plumly is di­ ford and Betty Lou Cllffor^a. all of n n • _ Jesaie Reynolds. Manchester months there would be three CHarence Marshall, who have season, and Its first under Coach recting Jthe pageant Members Drive Forcing Manchuria GrisU A 1946 party was enjoyed last American and eleven foreign flag flashed in Grapefruit League $400,000 Santa Anita meeting pion Freddie Steele has been Friday, , June 7—Goodwin By Frank EcK believe that I would haVe g ^ Hartford; Also one grandchild, two Franco negtme Lnargea^ acrvlceavivt\-ar representative. ------Miss - - 'night by a group of 12 students opening Tuesday, purse distribu­ ■tanning to attend the Conven­ . Jimm. n __..^11 vt/vf K a In h t * v nf> lines flying the Atlantic and Pa­ games. Ethan Allen, today against a Uni­ signed for a featured role to a Tech, home'. AP NeWafeaturea Sports Writer ahead and seen him if 1 hadn’t brothers, Alexander and Alfred, London. April 13.-(VP) — The Rpy^wlds Will not be in her of- from the University of Connecti­ tion on the grand circuit will hit movie called “The Black Angel".. read to toe newspapers of Ms re­ o r are advised to make early - - J - " -*t.pmnon but may be (C/ontinued From Page .One) cific. In addition BUI Dickey, consid­ versity of Connecticut nine which , *—Pentitog. New Yorit—Inflation In sfiorta! two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Brown Stand Change Moscow radio' said today that ■ fice thtoaftem oon but may be cut, at- the home of Mr. and Mrs. a new high of $1,525,000 this'sea­ We thought the angels were con­ ^______Field Trtoto marks about me. He waa going t< reaervatlons. and Mrs. Elisabeth Smith. her Imme by dialing Using Pullman traffic as a basis ered one of toe game’s greatest has bMn tested by five games play­ It's here. It began with the return Tea, coffee, home-made cake "sclf-iseeklng British------financial------in-, reached at John T. Bqgelhardt, 32 Alexander of figures, it was estimated that in ed during a junket of Middle Atlan­ son.. The All America Football fined to the wrestling racket. "Increased interest to field trials punish me and make me toe whip-' Mr. Clifford was employed a t . terests were discriminating 3617. mit government troops to occupy street. Mfta, Pauline Engefhardt catchers is back in harness after Conference has decided to sign Today’s Guest Star of peace and the Inception of the ping boy of toe Dodgers. and nuts were served from a one time as a steam fitter by Che- j (Continued from Page One) Changchun and Harbin. He said 1944 commercial lines carried 8 % a hitch to the Navy. Dickey tic states. marks a step In the right direc­ new AIl-America^ootball (Confer­ spring-like tea table, decorated against democratic countries in Is a member of"the 1946 class, and Coach Allen, an ex-major leaguer only college players, preferably (Turly Lambeau: “I had just one tion In better game restoration ncy Brothers. ' however, a formal meeting to dis­ of the former total Pullman traffic isn’t getting any younger and re­ ence which gave N ^onal Football “ Somewhere to Louisiana we with a lovely arrangement of white rastem Europe while expanding several of those present were her of the country and that In 1955 who took over the Ell nine when graduates, hereafter. Does that season of college football but It practices” according to (Tharley turned back tb Texas. We met on# Funeral arrangements In charge i resumption of Inductions after their trade with Spain In an ef­ cuss the compromise had not been overnight guests. ' , ports from toe south indicate toat mean after you knock an oppon­ Ted Williams League players the opportunity to ■na^ragbns and daffodils. The they will carry 50% of it. Father 'IHme is finally catching up' '‘Red’’ Rolfe decided to return to was under Knute Rockne at No­ Qillham, Chief, Sportsmen's Infor­ of the Pasquel# to Houston anti hostess was Mrs. Erwin Whltham. of the Watkins Funeral home will! qcL 15 and until Feb. 15. fort to prolong the Franco re- held. , J * ent down and step on his face tre Dame. I count that setkbn play for the highest bidder. be announced later. 1 Attractive Feature Weddings (The Russians are scheduled to At the present time the Douglas with Bill. the New York Yankees, has nomi­ mation Dept, of Western-Win­ 'Then came the NMexican from there went to Nuevo Laredo . J . Miss Marlon Weir was -honor DC-3 is the backbone of commer- nated Frank Quinn, youthful fast you’ll have to apologize in a Worth about three under any other where we stayed Thursday night ' To many members, the attract­ •"The doRRednesE with which withdraw from C3iangchun to m ^ 1i guest at anpther miscellaiiteouS 1 •• The toughest batter Hughson "Hahvahd” accent? coach." Stars at Bat chester. "Deciding the champions League's raid on major ^^ague ive feature of the Vinson amend- ever faced in the big show was bailer, for mound duty. of the dog world In hunting and baseball players. And now, nk« a at the home of Alfonso. Froie John L. Hopper certain British circles defend the I row. This icovemment has 7.000 ^fg^t at the home 0*1 Coach J. O. Christian of fhe Pit To Be ’Ded Observ-atlon Oar Admits Getting John L Hopper, a former rcsl- , ment is that any actual drafting (Tharley Keller of the Yariks. Kel­ retrieving ability is only second­ disease, inflation has caught o^ln there we took e plane here. I’m Franco regime Iji to be traced to I troops there but Communists have Mrs. Frank Server. I nfher U-Conn nine, which showed a pitch­ Clemson and Davidson were Since the Mftxlc.nn League rum­ glad to be here and I’m going tc dent of Manchester, who died yes-1 of men bef<^ the same sources as the support RIchards-Keeney ler swings from the first base side playing a typical early-season Cracks Out Two Homers ary. The main value Is the de­ boxing to toe tune of $100 for of the plate while Hughson is a ing weakness on its early season pus arose, this depL has noticed stay to Mexico." Hitler Decrees terday at the U. S. Veterans Hos. elections in November wotild have that some people in .Britain gave ^ trip during which It won two, lost baseball game the other day— several suggestion^ that any ball velopment Of good dogs. This lends ringside scat for the Louls-Conn to be ordered by the president in­ to anti-democratic forces in righthander. And Single as Red Sox to better conservation. fight. Owen said be bad signed a five- pital, Newington, was a veteran of two and tied one game. Is expected ragged but with a close score.. player good enough for the ma­ year contract. He will be catchei the Spanish War. and father of stead of by congress. Greece," the commentator Mik­ dr.ushter ot Mr. .nd Mr.. W .ltrr 1 gov.rdin.nt In y~ tn S g S i S RoooaiiBte Is Ferrlss As the teams went into the sixth jors should be paid at least $5,000 Good blood linos are Important Just what will $100 buy today? W. Keeney of 27 Ad.-ima street, to call on Southpaw Bob Hill or Trounce Braves and manager, probably of Torreoa (ContlBoed from i^ge One) Fred H. Hopper of 12 Oxford Of, more concern to Army hailov said. newspaper New Life asserted that j game colors centered the buffet or Hughson was born in Kyle, Oscar Chapin, a 205-pound, six- with the count at 4-4, a Clemson (.some make it 10 G’a)..W lth an in perfecting dogs to retrieve Well there waa a time $100 would . A. - ...... spokesmen is an amendment will be married this afternoon to Communist troops were ^here Miss Barbara Weir schedule air ^ a ^ r t Texkh, 3Q years ago and is a grad­ fallen game. Field trials develop get you a jalopy, or a good radio or Vera Cruz. He did not discloso street this town. "It is. a fact that while many foot, two-inch chueker. stenographer who had been given all-seasOn, player limit of 25. tha^ the terms of toe contract, but It b Wg OMicentratlon camp. Amen Mr. Hopper whose home was at drafted by Chairman May (D- oovintfies. Including auch as have ’William Shelley Richards, son of traUng for an attack on Sulchung. Miss Elizabeth Luplen pouredJ w m pointed out by Mr. Hold uate of Texas University. His time off from her duties for the would nriske a minimum roll of Boston, April 13—(iP)—If It and encourage breeds that are or a couple of good suits. Right said the letter showed "that Ky.) of the Military committee to not broken off rclatl'ins with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Richards of Considerable troop movement blso welr is to be married on Aprilj ridge that to 1929 the paw nger roomtoate is none other than Dave game arose and started out of the doesn’t snow today, the Braves the companions of sportsmen in now with reconversion moving at believed he received a bonus et 117 Crispin terrace, Springfield, was reported from Ctommutoat- 77 to E. D. Duifee. Jr., o f ’Dverton, fare was 12)4 cento per to- Nathan Hale Wins $12.5,p6b, plus whatever It co.st for $12,500 for signing to'addition t« even minor ofllclals in the leaves his wife, Mrs. -Vida Hop­ prohibit induction of 18 and 19- Franco, are limiting their trade .397 Main street. East Hartford. "Boo" Ferris#, tos oustanding .stands. "Where you g)>ing?’’ the 15 Pthers each club Is allowed and Sox will resume thefr all-even the coverts and on the marshes. a snail's pace a centory note has Belch knew what the real condi­ year-olds at any time. - - . • -—■— R T day that has dropped to 4)% cepts rookie taurler in the major leagues just about two outlets—savings an annual salary of $15,000, plui per, a daughter, Mrs. Joan Ka-, with Spain,” he continued. "Brit­ The double-ring ceremony will be held districts of Jehol province The Nathan Hale All Stars asked a nearby baseball \fan. until June 15. .From here It seems city scries at Fenway Park. Increased hunting pressure de­ tions were.". The committee rejected the ain, on the contrary, is expanding performed at four o’clock in the along the left flank of the Pelplng- ■ ____ per mile and that to a few years R last year. Dave won 21 and mands that fallen birds be retriev­ and entertainment living expenaes for himself anti pinos, and one grandchild, Jean whipped the Barnard All Stars in “Five o’clock—quitting time,” the any such figure would make It family, an apartment end e suffi­ The letter was a reply to a re­ Kapinos. He also leaves a brother, amendment by a one-vote margin North Methodist church by the Mukden railway. The daughter bom this morning wlU drop to 3 cento per mUe dropped 10. The success of toe s basketball game yesterday after­ gal replied and walked on out. very tough for a kid whose ability Curley-haired Joe Dobson is list­ ed. All losses must be curtailed But $100 for a fight — and quest for evidence In the defend­ earlier in the week, but May pre­ “Among the export items are nastor, Rev. James Monroe Gage. The official Central News agen­ at the Memorial hospital to M r.' Plctnres Rhnw.Shown Box in toe coming race may well ed to start for the Sox and Big there's no guarantee It will be that cient amount to pay hto tocomi William A. Hqppcr, and two sis­ lowh noon by a score of 49 to 26. Bnt- Sports Before %'our Eyes - to make the hlg leagnie grade If oiir mipply of game la to with­ tax. Owen also will go into the ant’s behalf. The mayor. Amen ters, Mrs. Cecil Randall and Mias dicted a better fate for it in the machinery, chemicals, electrical White carnations and palms will cy said CommuniSto were reinforc­ and Mrs. Robert H. Starkel of 'Ver­ The three reels of pictures he determined by the kind of sea­ teron led the winners, scoring 23 Auburn’s le.iding pole vatilter, looked doubtful. Maybe most Bill Lee for the Braves. stand the demands made upon it. —ia an awful lot of . green stuff. isld, sent the prosecution a car­ House proper. I included first one dealing witn the sons.. that Hughson and Ferrisa Paced by Ted (The Kid) Wil- wholesale grocery bustoeas as s Anita Hopper. equipment artd other goods Brit­ decorate the chancel. Mrs. David ing Szepingkai' ss the govern­ non. has been named Deborah points, with Gerlch tossing In 12. Bill Cole, sings In his church choir rlubs could afford the dough but It was almost five years ago that sideline. bon copy. The funeral will be held at "This will leave u.s no one, at ain has denied to certain demo­ Bennett, the organist, will give a ment’s new First Army approach­ Davis. Mrs. Stai*e- development of the United States en,foy. Jones. Wagner and McCuTTy were nnd has had several offers to be­ It wouldn’t he good business to lioms, using his powerful bat in Louis knocked out Conn to toe The tribunal ruled that Intro­ all,” an Army spokesman who at- mer Miss Valerie fc. Miller, daugh­ Air Mall Service and later combi­ Tex atkted that Ferrisa Is will­ his home park for the first time Things You May Not Know "I’ve won toe great battle of my Byron’s Funeral Home, Spring- cratic countries in eastern Europe brief reciUl as the guests are as- ed to withdraw 20 miles of that best for the losers. X come a profes.slonal ^-Singer, that keep a S5.000 man riding the After a short running start a 13th round. Ringside schts were duction of the material by the 1 tended yesterday’s House session that S’.iffered from the Nazi inva­ r-emhllng and play the traditional ter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Miller nation Air MaU and Passenger ing to learn and ainca teaming up Is.. High school and ^amateur box­ bench as "Insurance’’ against pos­ since 1942, the Box trounced the $25. Boxing fans who will sit this Mexican League career," declereti field, Monday at 3:30, with burial rail junction of the rich central lion can leap aa far aa 25 feet, toe elated Jorge Pasquel, proeecutlon would be an Infringe­ in Hlllcrcal Cemetery, Springfield. told reporters privately. "We sion." bridal music. She will accompany plalnn< .(A Mukden dispatch rie- of Vernon, formerly of Manchester. service, taking developments up to with the rookie aensatlon. Tex has Tanka-Dodgem ing are going strpng In the Penn­ sible inluries when he could be Braves Iri ycsterda'y’s cold. 11-5. orie out are saying; "1 can’t see ment upon the rlghta of the de­ aren’t so much concerned over the the soloist, Mrs. Richard McLagan. Mr. Starkel has »*emimed Ida In­ the present time. , The second pic­ been able to go ovei; rival teams' sylvania hard ^ a l region, where shipi>ed back to the minors. Here’s what Ted did: Went to hut he can hardly jump half that where Louis and Conn have im­ Owen will be mtroduced to to i porled the First Army 100 miles far without the preliminary run. fense, because the defense had not ‘holiday’ since our manpower The bridal attendants will be fpOm Szepingkai) terrupted studies at the University ture dealt with the Battle of the batters weaknesses wKti Boo. Brooklyn, April IS.—(/P)—Rooklr bat three times; hit two home proved that much.” fans at today's game between Mex­ chosen to make use of the letters. shortages, if they develop, aren’t ’ Irs. Harry 'Whitney, sister of the of Connecticut. He served with Bismark Sea which waa one of the The Detroit Tigers have toe best runs, one a grand slammer, and a However, there are many who ico City and San Lula Potosi. Former Relchsmarshal Hermann ' One cease fire team which head­ Righthander Randy Gumpert. Funerals likely to occur before October." More Clothes . bride, as matron of- honor: Mis#' ed for Szepingkai the first of the the 'Third Air Dlvl.sion and was a turning points of the war In the mound staff in the Ameridap in whose contract was officially taken .single: drove in seven runs. Then T)ip male cow-bird Is the only will gladly pay $100 for the privi­ In New York, Rickey comment­ (Soaring v^ras absent from the Hs pointed out that most men * Susan Zwlck of Pine Meadpw ah'd week was still to Kalyuan, power­ first lieutenant with more than 35 Pacific and prevented an Invasion Hughaon’a , opinion. The Wort^ over by the New York 'Yankees he retired for the day. black bird with s brown head. lege of seeing the encore on June ed "1 can’t understand that young court for the third day. but a in the pool of manpower over 19 Miss Mildred Webb will be brides­ bombing missions over Germany of the Australian mainland. This (Tbamplons boast H al. Newhouscr. from their Newark farm only yes- Both of Williams’ circuit clouts 19. Promoter Mike Jacobs has man, hut in any event, he wai medical officer aald the priaoner’s Mrs. Rose Wlttn’er less to aUeftipt to halt the civil L6cdl Sport Chatter already have been drafted, deferred maids. Edwin H. Richards, yiM be strife until an agreement has been to his credit. He received the Dis­ was an action packed picture and VlrgU Trucka, Dizzy Trout, AI tetfiav, was selected by Manager were driven into the teeth of a such an advance sale that cashiers through with toe Dodgers. It Is cold was broken and he was ex­ In 3 Months The largest flsheman among opinion toe boy hun’t stopped The funeral of Mrs. Rose Witt; for essential purposes, or are physi­ best man for his brolheryAnd ush­ reached by government and Oon^ tinguished FlyloK Cross and sev­ is probably the beat photographic 'Benton, Stubby Overmlre and Hal Joe McCarthy to face the Brooklyn strong e.’l.st wind. The first was animals is the monstrous Alask­ still are counting the amount pected to return to the dock Mon­ ner of Glastonbury who died last eral other honors. record of the fight available. The 'White. A better than average The We.ounds.. r by Officer Joseph Sterling early that the needs of the armed serv­ ..'The matron of honor will be an overwhelming majority, he rea­ a,relatively good cross section of night at Murphy''# alleys between I The Sox plSj^rs and cKib offl- er sita in a tree and patiently seat for 28 daya at the racetrack. Barry. ices can be filled without drafting manufacturers to get the cloth- gowned in dawn pink, and the Mukden, April 13— Maj necessary equipment they were afternoon at 2 o’^Ibck at the West watches, catches it in his long, this morning when he was called Burial was In St. James’s ceme­ they need for inexpensive cloth-y Robert Rigg, (^cago, assistant U. soned. Ride Oval the American Legion. the San Satv;,dbrs, winners of the' ® “J®” h"rd Early Bird Oete 'noket to the Jones home after a report anyone. bridesmaids In sea foam blue. All Meantime Kyodo New# agency quick to build more of their own Knights of Cblnmbus league, and A"''/ Gilbert pteyed well in pointed bill. The loon swims un­ tery where Rev. McLean read the Opponents countered with , the Ing,” he skid. S. military attache, and five Am- M e^ lm e American Sunday mornlnfe at 10 at the Oval derwater to catch his prey, while Glants-lndlans of a fracas In progress there. three attendants will wear match­ the British Americans and at 2 at the K. of C.’ team to too West Side '"'Pht field. He got a hit and made committal services. contention that the present state Bowles repeated an earlier apker- ing clusters of flowers on their etlcan correspondents emplaned tto rlectlon o fflc S at pattema Incidentally, as far as ’ league. *^"'® putouts. Andy suffered a the eagle robs the osprey of his tnctjanapolia—General admiasioa ^ In court this morning Jones ad­ “nie bearers were John Yoo. tion that unless OPA is sucefessful day for Changchun to ob.^rve toe res^ n ^ « etortlon oWtohU at ^ concerned. Australia toe same field Moriarty Brothers Cleveland, April 1 3 .- (,P) — Bill tickstS'-for the post-war renewal.,'''’'^ mitted pushing his wife when he of world affairs Is such that Com- heads, mitts in the color of their Yahata village was reported by 1 inetala are cimceraed, Australia $ 1 2 0 -0 ^ IN PRIZES broken neck and an injured back captured fish by forcing him ' to Frank Yoo. Ignatz Yoo, Roache gress cannot afford to gamble on a to checking cotton speculation withdrawal of 'Soviet troops from will workout. The PA’s will prac­ In Minor League 1>lay and this Volsellc. who is expected to hurl of toe 500-mila race on the In­ entered the home and admitted gowns, and carry colonial bou­ police t o ^ v e committed suicide poaaews an alnmdance of all the tice tomorrow morning at 10 drop it in flight. The eagle then the opening game for the New dianapolis Motor Speedway, May Begin, Frank Steirer and John critical shortage of trained men thtVMigh its prograni of higher quets. . ' the Manchurian capital. to accept responsibility for alleged materlaU needed to airplane man- spring hurt hla back to making- e swoops upon the .falling fish and his Intent to read a divorce sum­ Steirer. , o’clock at Mt. Nebo. Last ISighCs Fights York Giants against tiie .Philadel­ 30, are already on sale. mons to hU wife, he having re­ for the Army and the Navy. mar^to requiremento for future Them e mothermoincr of01 theu.c brideui.ur will«... be The Russians, who have oecu- mass disqualification of ■voters. spectacular catch. catches it in his talons, sailing While hop«;ftd that voluntary trading.'“the government wUl defi­ attlred In pale blue silk crepe and | pled Changchun since the J^ian- Yesterday’s frigid, windy weath­ phia Phils, will take a three-lnnlng ceived the papers earlier from Eight thousand were reported to The next meeting will be Friday, 1 BALL TOURNAMENT away to enjoy his stolen morsel turn on the mound against the In­ John W« Oliver enlistments will suffice, they said nitely uae'Ha authority to set ceil­ the bridegroom’s mother to blue | ese surrender, are scheduled to April 26 and will be a round table Pat Vendrillo baa been honor­ er failed to keep 8,293 fans from on some secluded crag. deputy sheriffs. The funeral of John W. Oliver ings on raw' cotton, If that’s the leave tomorrow. have been denied toe right to vote ably discharged from toe Army at By The Associated Press paying their way tb see the game. dians here today. Allle Reynolds Mrs. Jones contradicted her hus­ they wanted the draft law r e i n ­ flowered silk crepe. Both mothers in Sendai for various reasons. discuSsion meeting of toe alms and is slated to pltbh for the Tribe who of New Britain who died last ed intact as a precaution snd as a only, .way this rujUiless speculation will wear black accessories and Warned Trip Dangerous purposes of toe club. Every mem­ AFTERNOON PRIZES , * Fort Lewis, Washington, and - is Omaha—Tony- Zalc, Gary, Ind. Only six players, all Braves, CAR PAINTING band's testimony, stating that he Wednesday was held this morn­ gunrarttoe that- the armed services Chinese government military Assessing the results of the elec- expected home next week. Pat knocked out Ira Hughes, Pitts­ went the distance. They were The only snimale known . to have won four of the five exhibi­ came into the house and insisted can be stopped.” - . aweetpea corsages. They Will as­ ber is reminded to make a special ^ 11 a. m.—5:30 p. iri. have black tongues are polar bears tion contests played by' the Inter- (iel Out Hsiimule ing at the T. P. Holloran Funeral will, by July 1. 1947. not fall short sist toe bridal party in receiving officials warned toe correspond­ sis “J 1 So5 to aumtoUto,: and Samriry Maltempo are Man­ burgh. (2) (non-title), (Middle- Co.nnle Ryan, . 'Bama Rowell, on reading the divorce summons Home at 9i30 and at S t Bridget’s ents the trip would be dangerous, chester’s leading figures to toe weights, but exact weights un­ Johnnie McCarthy, Tommy and choWdoge. leaguc rivals. to her, then striking her when she of these "ceilings” which the legis­ at a Veceptlon for eighty guesta at $35"^HIgli 3 String HOI-IMKNK A KI.ACiG chwreh at 1(1 o’clock. Rev. Robert lation fixes: saving It appeared likely that 1 theirwre.* sex—— tor- the— Diet, the tofluen i ^ boxing world at present. available) . Holmes, who has yet to snap out went to' the telephone to call Con­ ■ Hospital Notes the home of the bride's parents I'nrie Billie Rez; The Spaniards introduced bfl- INC-:.' Carroll officiated and read -the Armv^ 1,070.000 officers and following the ceremony, which (ixs Communist troops would attempt * $15>-High Single ,. Minneapolis—Jackie Graves, 127 of his hitting slurnp, Skippy Ro­ liaids Into the .United States in stable James Duffy. committal service)i_.at this ceme­ men: NBv*y. 558,000; Marine Corps. to capture toe city as soon ks toe I "BeaMtles Do Not Change Clan McLean Seats Spring fever an' flahln* goes u:it 4:enlpi Ml. Tel .MUI While talking with Mrs. Jones. been tastefully dedirated With Lee's Esso softball team 'will, 1-2, Austin, Minn, outpointed Pe­ berge and Dick Culler. 1565. tery. 108,000. .. . -spring flowers.’ RussiMia withdraw. .noh"iurS^ nro^ y $5— Second High 3 String hold a practice tomorrow morning dro Hernandez, 128 1-2, Pqcrto TTie tntra city series now stands hand to hand. Sure is tough on Probation Officer Duffy heard her The burial Waa In Mount Saint Admltted yesterday: Walter The Comtonnlsta were reported fop'Old influences such plead with someone to stop strik­ When leaving with the bride­ Its New Officers $5-"Second High Single ^ dt ’tbe North End diamond at Rico, (8). X at a triumph for each club and a kids that’s tryin' to graduate from Benedict’s cemetery’, Bloorfiflcld. Shipman, 103 Aveiy street; Hans groom for a motor trip to Wash­ to have large concentraUons 9:30., All veteran players and any tied game. school, and It ain't so easy on fef^ ing her and the phone went dead. 'I'he bearers were' John Breen, Spain Is Willing troops around Changchun. Thq,] strates that reaUtlea <*<> Worcester. Mass.—Johnny Mor­ Sensing something was wrong at Norden, Glastonbury; William ington, D. C., and places farther newcomer desiring a tryout will an, 152, Cambridge, knocked out The. Braves won toe first at lars that’s tryin’ to get their gar­ Joseph Moriarty, CJlarence Smith Sandburg. 26 Drive E. Silver Lane South, the bride will wear *n olive government has oply T.OOO armed at ,a Jump . . . We must remem^r be welcome to take part in the Fort Lauderdale, Fla., on March dens made with all thepi big fish-, the Jones home. Constable Duffy and John Rohan. men to the city. The A m ei^- that old (Tlan McLean, Order of Scottish EVENING PRIZES;^ / Jim Daley, 151, Toronto, (4). called the police-at 2 o’clock this To Let Council Homes; John McAllister, 49 Ash­ green suit with brown accessories. drill. 25 by a 5-2 score. The second end­ worms bein’ turned up. worth street; Dorothy Henry, 52 On their return they will live at 15 trained and eqUlpi^d new First continue to be strong and toat CTlans. seated its new‘officers last , Providence—Joey Angelo, 134 ed to a thrce-all tie at Hartford) morning. 5 :3 0 p. m.'— Closing Benton street. Chapman-street, East Hartford, (government) army is more than these feudalistic. night at Its "meeting to the Ma­ 3-4, Ib*ovldence, outpointed Pete home of the Braves’ Eaatepn \ Prosecuting Attorney Put Out 9tli Fire Probe Charges 100 miles away, trying to reach 1 spheres constitute the greatest sonic Temple.. The ceremony waa Nichols, Bristol will.- christef Virgin, 131 3-4, Schenectady, N. ■Xi A. Johnson stated in court that Discharged yeaterday: Romwi and be at home;Ao their friends $3 5 -—Hig 3 Stidng toe (Tharter Oak field tomorrow League farm clu|> Thursday. . Sendrowskl. 15 Edmund street! after May 15. the “ (Jommimlat stronghold of 1 impediment tO 'freedom or P^®5* to charg? of Royal Deputy JameS Y.) (10). ) The fifth game will be played to­ Mcl^ughry Joitis the current divorce proceedings T he bride after heiNgraduatlon Swptogkm!^ xx™ . U ^ n toe dcmocratiQ revolution Fulton, who was assisted Past afternoon at 3 o’clock. All players initiated, by Mrs. Johes is the sec­ At Old Golf Lou (Oontlqaed from Page Oae) Mrs. Helen Hayes, 49 Edward $15—High Single , are asked to report on time. Danbiiryl Conn,—Dan Ruggiero, morrow. After that the ■ Sox will atreet. from Manchester High K | ^ l at­ , Dorrespondents. making the ««# Chiefs James Rutherford and Neil 150, Portchester, N. Y. and Tony take off for Washington where ond to he started by her. A pre­ tended Teachers College, «ii^ for trip-are Tom Masterson. Aaso- Yomluri 5 ■ $5*~Second High String. Uconn Grid Staff vious filing was withdrawn after "to offei* to those 'nations repre­ DlschaJEged yeaterday: Anthony MoKlVdy. Bcrtucci, 150, Brooklyn, drew, they will practice Monday before For the ninth time thia season Lupacchino. 76 Florence street; three years has been employed to dated Press; George Weller. Chi- the people Officers installed follow: Cffilef. One week from today the flCiJi (6). ,, opening the season with the Wash­ ■ a reconciliation. members of the South Manchester sented In the United Nations with $5— Second High Single which Spain maintains .friendly John Janicke, 11 Bank atreet^ toe paymaster’s office at the Pratt cago Dally News; Henry Ueber- vigilance . ; • George Currie; Tanlst, Robert annual Boston Marathon event Boston—Joe Jog Blackwood, ington Senators. Dennis P. Coleman, who was fire department were called to the and Whitney Aircraft, East Hart- 1^ , New York Times; Cffiarlotte j come toe start of a big offensive will be stitged with Charlie/Rob- Storrs, April l3-Tr-(Jh*-/ John J_ -V before the ...court last August 22 relations full authorization for a Birth today: A daughter to Mr. Chambera; secretary, Alexander 161, Paterson, N. J. and Joey Lsmi Old. Golf Lots to extinguish grass and Mrs.'Rooert Starkel, Manches­ Ebcner International News Serw-] for-reactionary Influences. Ferguson; financial secretary and blna one of toe pre-tace favorites. McLaugnry, carrying on to the (Md Bu$ .on a charge of Intoxication and committee of their technicians Ice, and Reynolds Packard, "United 1 Malnlchi n ot^ toe auccearos of Motts, 156 1-4, New York, drew, fires. ter. V • T h e bridegroom was graduated treasurer, John T. Mui)ale; chap­ Many local followers of toe ipPrt HO). Tigers- Reda football coaching foolsteps of his breach of the peace and a current Last night at 7:30, an alarm waa ly to circulate to our country, vis­ from East Hartford High school toe women, of leftist candidates are expected to take to toe dis­ father. Debrmand ’’Tuss" Me- P)— Lfughry, .Dartmouth mentor, has bracelet, was found guilty on tw’o and Durkin street; calling out ments and experimental atatlons, ber of TheU XI Fraternity. He "The government should honest­ Winding up spring training com­ so that they may prove the abso­ Tuesday*-Tonsl1 and adenoid at committee of toe Political, Consul­ ■Henchman, Alexander McBride; tb Oeorio, 124, Havana, (10). joined the University of Connecti­ . chargres. •Companies 2, 3 and 4. served with toe Army three years, tation (Unity) council resumed ly recognize that a fearful warning petition, , the petroit Tigers tan­ cut gridiron staff. Coleman Was charged with the lute falsity of accusations about ten. candidly was given in toe re­ warden, Samuel Little; sentinel, Jarvis Oarage will practice Chicago—Johnny Bratton, 135, The person turning in the alarm Wednesday—Well baby clinic at' was overseas fifteen months as a discussions of the Manchurian Roast ,Lf Representatives, ran a newspaper. ■ • "W hy?" Invites vacationists to ■ Colorado and Lucy M. Farmer, property on MINUTES' get-away with a complete return goat $8. waa aet by Judge Ray­ United States policy on the "Not the right color,” she. com­ ters, out of < the snow, to Basil Horth Elm street. mond R. Bowara, praaldlng. newspaper advertisement ~ thank­ Spanish question indicated eup- Singleton seemed very accommo- of wai veterona. ing voters to advance for support­ plained. Ravmend A. Jewell et ai.. to Pitcher C3cm Dreleewerd Joined port for the Idea of a full hearing Nerr TWlpt To itoiMem rtfrSto?Te?r. :S7hr^he^l (Tralp Belcher et a l,. propev^v.—rC^- B w rlM ty Of Troliblee ing him. " I . Wish to thank all of the case,' including the Franro toe Boaton fold yesterday after tiui those who will vote fur me and Chestnut, drive. Army hitch to make the Red Sox side, with decision reserved until Indianapolis— A. Grow- Short Fight ciaSh'eS™Ato “to T *p !S ce '^ ito t^ o S S lto Robert J. Sniith to George Ralkaaka, lUch.—(ffV-The atUc lend to me their’support in the all the evidence has been heard. the flirt junior circuit club to den, a Veterans AdmtoUtration McDonald, property on Bo-,ve erase Its service lieC, toe League at Ray Gaiiiala’a farm borne coming Democratic primary,'-' he The- U. S. and Britain cuiTently employe, gave a new twist-to toe To settle S dispute over their S ^ s In g trlrS un^Srt.^2SF caught fire and hi* troublas be­ said. Then, be added thia note: down am complete report, ordered a street. Servioe Bureau reported. maintain that Spanish probleitto house-hunting problem today. He fighting ability, a 'South Dakota UUW41 vviU|aa«i«» w-— — . RqaaUsed OertUeate of T>*de Name mfk\ Brunner's gan. Ba bhoppad a bola la tto “My wife wishes to thank all of must be resolved by the Spanleh buffalo lyid a Spanish bull were few brfeka replaced, and returned 1 The seven other eluba have a has engaged a private detective Certificate of trade name has total of 38 players atill Iq service, 8 0 Oakland StrMt. Tel. 5191 mat ho eatbigulah tba blaM. Then those staunch and very religious P€Opl€. . agency to help hlm~1u>d his wife pitted against each other at an on dry feet to hie warm chair. been filed’ to toe town clary’s of­ lha jMid,hlaw down hla bam. souls who will not."' It appeared unlikely that the The words, Ace. Two. Three, ran^ng from two for toe SL find living quarters. "I asked tot arena to Juarez,, Mexico, in 1903. Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, fice by John Oavidsoti Neville, 128 nahiM, tto of hia houae ______^ ____ ^ ft SpaniKb question would be reach Ther bull never had a chance. The An American armored division Loins Browne to nine each for tot agents to find somet)itog by toe Nine, Ten, Jack, Quden, King add South Main street, a cpmpwy to Washington Senators and Phila­ v lM o flamaa. A apark aet the The first of the commercial ed on Monday. The Iranian issue buKalo tossed him high to toe air in World bo. known ae Home Rug washing r qRaa^Rat ktaa: One barn, on* attam engines that operated early la ahead of it on the piOvl^nal end of Aia’ll.” Growden said, **but delphia Athletics. they said they couldn’]^ promise ^ and flnUhe^' him off in a few 000 pound! •* w nf nlavtns eards to a Bill

51 Houses for 8sle 72 Help Wanted— Female 35 Poultry and Suppliei 43 Household Uooda Ann they lookqd like babies. By TOONEKVILLE POLKS tfosincM Service* Offered IS Floriata—N uraerle* 15 X the time ahe saw ^ em , they would BY FONTAINE PO] WANTED— Woman for part time ASSORTED CThlcks—C.O.D. $4.W NEW Vacuum cleaners for sale. FOR SALE—Section of old farm- have Improved. Iliey couldn’t, fair FOR SALE^,— Baby Gladiolus. houM. Approximately 30'x30.' Cla$$ified OIL BURNER SER VICE dish washer. Apply In person. ^100. Leghorns, Rocks, Reds, Liberal trade-in allowance. A.B. to improve some. Smaller than the common varie­ story and a half high, new roof. IFT4|^CAN’T t e l l t h e PIFFRUNCE/rtL b e A IN Garden Restaurant. Wyandotte*: Our selection. Order C Appliance and Service Com­ J o • • • Sense and Nonsense Air Condltiphlng Installed Jtni ties but miperlor in color ■ and C l a s ^ ^ from ad. Circular free. Biddle's pany. 21 Maple street. Phone Can be - easily removed from C»|t)TiKl>l Mserne-Smith-Cu. Ann was getting impatient. She All Work Guaranteed! better for cutflowers. Special of­ main house to nearby building ■AdvertiseL. ,nt$ ON E V ^ Y CIGAR HE SENDS ME OVER TO. GET FOR HINf !" WANTED -i- Woman for Ironing Outlet. Phlla., 28, Pa. 2-I5T5. DiMribtil«l by NBA 8ERVICE. INC was feeling pretty w#41, kt)d she fer: 8 bulbs for 25c, 36 for $1, b y^ xel Heidtrgott and cleaning, two days a week. lot and made into 5 room dwell­ wanted to be up and around. Alost Have you heard the one about Advortisan^ts postpaid. Beaverton Bulb Oar- USED FURNITURE Dcgtight and F u r R e a l F o i S a le United Nations All Over v a n CAMP BROS. Call 6097. ing. Also Another building 15'x t - of all, she wanted to see her chji- the man who received an income Tne widow had five children, M^ns, Beaverton, Ore. Wanted— Pels— Poultry sold. The Red Shop, 54 Hudson 35' that could be connected with CVI Day and Night Service T o B u y T o S r II bs left alone.” dren; Children—it had a nice, tax blank this year? He went and widower had four. Th ey mar­ F o r R en t F o r S iile WANTED--Good reliable woman street. Moore's Used Furniture. garage and chicken coop. Call Colin drovi^.^« car into the sound. Much nicer thsn child, [CiCAPS transplanted lettuce: green, — Stock - 44 "nie nurse was calm. "If you’ll through It carefully, and then ried and produced three more. One PHONE 5244 OR 4844 to care for 9 year old boy from Phone 7251 '' / at Thorp Bros., South street. garage In the *M m en t of the really. She was proud of herself "lObA T o S e U rod cabbage: broccoli: Cauliflow­ come down to the desk—’’ she sdqt It back to the Collector of In- day the lady came rushing into T o B o y 2:30-9:30. or .stay in if preferred South Coventry, near lake. Medical-Dental Eial]dlng, and Ann for having tvfo at once. ;NT1QUES rellmahed and repalr- er: kohlrabi plants to set out. VENETIAN BUhds. Ideal Manu­ said. tetital Revenue, with a note which the room where her husband was, X Telephone 8750. WANTED- LIVE <^ultry Phone said, ‘T il meet you lM Frederick’s "And leave my w ife?" Colin’s "I want ''to name her M_argar- read:' ^ Rush or splint seals replaced Giant- pansies, your choice of facturing Company. Custom built and cried; "COme quickly, your 2-0617 FOR SALE—Pine Acres- Terrace. an hour or mx r ^ n ’t know voic6\was anguished. et,” she said. "I hope she'll be as "After carefully peruaing your Tim ann, 189 South Main street. colors. 50c basket. Asparagus: for homes and offices. We spe­ Wanted—Real Estate 77 children and my children are beat­ 6 room single, prewar construc­ how long ru be.” * “I’llNatay with her. She’s all nice as Margaret Duncan. And proapectUA. 1 have decided not to ing h ----- out of our children." Phort* 5643. strawberries, Pi*einier, Dunlap, WANTED — Two women. New cialise in repainting, recording tion, automatic heat, insulated, "OIL I’m coming up wil you.’ CoUn—would you—I mean, do you Join your aasoclatton." Lost and Found; ^ Model Laundry. 73 Summit strset 45 ■ retaplng like new. For prom^ A BUUAD field of cash buyers for right. nTou Just run along now. 35-11. 1,000-»15, Progre.wlve Articles for Sale' atorm windows and screens, land­ your property or businsss. Con­ CoUn answered. You’d Juin, be a nulssmce here. want to name him Colin?" The following ad appeared re­ AU- PLIANCIES serviced and Everbearing. 100-14.50.‘ Bouthern service call 4M3'. "But why, CoHjit It’s 'or ^/>«rr— BngUgh »arge savings lime paypajnts p. m. , X ; e.Xpress desire. MichaeP'-looked Bulcher—Fifteen dollars a week, Auto Accessorles— TIres 6 free estimates. Tel. 77!56 '■ The MR. HARRIS CLETRAC crawler tractors, disc room duplex, steam heat. 2-cai ______Great Persons but what can you do to .nake your­ Ashes and -rubbish removed BOLTON NOTCH flat stOnc, suit- • Hke her, and Margaret like G()lin. Phone '2-1166 or 5717. S Olander Apex Home Remodeling Cor^ harrows, corn planters, cement garage, large lot. Price reduced j vvantED- home In Pine Arccs ' *^*JNNY BUSINESS "Colin, do you s’pose she’s going Greafcvpersons prove their big­ self useful around a butcher’s 1 . FOR SALE—Camp trailer, half able for terraces, stepping stones. I ness of sHrit in the simple art of 70 Mill street. Manchester. mixers. Dublin Tractor Company. to $10,500 for quick sale by pjj^g Acre '"errace. Will pay fo have your nose? Your nose lk| hemr kinV shop? ton, steel body, all welded con- ROOFING — Specializing In rSr AT walls, fire-places and*other build- i appointment only. R. J. McCann I Boy—Anything. . atrucUon. excellent condition, Wlllimantic. Inflated cash price and wait for r a d i o REPAIRING. Plck-up pairing roofs of ail kinds, also ing purpose*.^ E. T. McKinney, ! Agency, 71 Pitkin street. Tel 7700 [ Butcher—Well, be specific. Can rsasonably priced. Phone 2-1289 I occupancy. No agents. Write Box service. Radio* cbeckea at the new roofs. No Job too small or Bplton Notch.x^ancheater 5230. |ELEITTRIC fence controller. Pric­ L, Herrld. you dress a chicken ? Inf between 9 and 5. home. Store open all day. Man- large. Good work, fair price. F*ree BURR ed to save up to 31.25 at Wards FOR SALE —located on Wood- Hke i Nov what we S«e, but what we Boy—Not on $15 a week. a estimates. Call Howley, Man­ COMPLETE Installation arranged Farm Store. Legal in all state*. bridge street, two-family duplex, j ■WANTED—I am looking for a NEW TIRES, new recaps, used cheatei Radio Service, 78 Blrcb for, with Immediate delivery of Shea going to have a lot of j Not wliat seem* faiK but what is street Teleohone 3-0840. chester 5361. Storm-proof case. Controlled six rooms each, coal steam heal | family who wishes to take ad­ character, tires and tubes. Expert vulcaniz­ NURSERY roll roofing, black slate surface and coal hot air. Lot 88'xl65‘ . Colin said pridefully ; true- shock, safe, but sure. iSattcry or vantage of the ■ high mar­ “And ahe hasn’t got mucA nose of Bom'S AND HER BUDDIES The Real Reward BY EDGAR MARTIN, ing. 8 hour* recapping sendee WASHING Machines, vacuums. Ho o f i n g asbestos sldewall. nu- roofing, thick tab. 3 1 shingles, $8,800. Phone 5470. Not what \ve dreanii^lnit what Manchester Tire and Recapping lOO-volt type.- Low as $12.75. ket and might sell their home for any sort yet." we do. Irons repalret*. lawn mowers wood ceilings eavestrough. con­ li;> 0.\KT.ANf) SIRKET hexagon shingles and red and | cash. Write Box E. Herald. S*N .Z O O fS , THAWHB Toll ©OSH Company, Broad street. Tele­ Wards Farm Store, Purnell Place, Ann leaned and kissed the back Not as we take it, but aik we YH'OM 1HS: OFVVCY! \ sharpened, repaired, prompt pick­ ductors, kitchen cabinets., general I buff siding. Wa time payment ' Manchester., of Michael's neck. "Be a big man SOCH A tH « SttWEO phone 8869. Open 7 to 7. up and delivery service, work repairing, free estimates, time I plan or Jf.H.A. Financing. Mont- j Lots f or Sale 73 PRIVATE Party wants to buy a give; , ' '\ CAK> VOfWY t o VVLAH and walk to Daddy," ahe mur­ Not aa we pray, biJt aa we liv^ V\DV» VAiWVVt MDUt OtYt *. 60H 1 g c R W 6 0 B ! SOW Of KTOF guaranteed. The Friendly Flxlt payments. Phone Lavigne, Man­ / 1 gomerj’ Ward »^‘Co. j WARDS Tractor mounted loader 6 room house in good condition mured to him. chester Roofing, 2-1428. \ FOR SALE—Two desirable build­ in a good locality, reasonably 'these are. the things that mar OH .t H t Motorcycles—-Bicycles 11 shop. 718 North Malii atreet loads manure, gravel, etc., In ing lots, Gerard street. 60’ front-, At the .same time Margaret let: or bless Phone 4777, W. Burnett. minute*I Single hydraulic cylin­ close to school. Write P. O. Box go of Colin’s hands, and the tw o' \ L OOKit ? GIRL'S Bicycle for sale. Full six Fuel and Feed 49-A; age. Inquire 90 East Center ] Tbe aitm of human happibess. WAN'TED-Oarpentcr. Call at 56 der eliminates binding, cause* 335. - x A babies staggered drunkenly to-' ed, 115. Good condition^ Phone ALL MAKES of washing ma­ Painting— Papering 21 *street. Gardner street or phone 6105. less strain on tractor! Fit* int'l ward each other, passed, and with Wife—This letter from mother; 3-1904. chines repaired. lO years' exper­ PROPERTY Owners Attention Must h a y f o r s a l e . Call 6183. H and M models. See it! Only FOR SALEl—Lot 100x100 feet, a final burst of speed tumbled flat.' says she's feeliilg kind of seedy. I ience. Call. A. Brewer, 2-0549. MAN Wanted for grading, $229. Wards Farm Store, Purnell they were picked up and hugged. Psperhanging and painting, in­ Ford 200 yards from Andover Lake Hubby—I suppose that means} have experience to handle Place, Mancheater. water front, adjacent to high­ Ann kissed Margaret, and Wsnled Ajitoi LINOLEUM and asphalt tile, in­ side or outside. Large savinu tractor with the Fergukon sys­ she wants to plant herself on us? | way. Write 319 Shore Drive, looked across to Michael, who was (Editor’s Note: We will offer a Motorcycles 12 stallation, quality materials. Your New block ceilings. Estlmsxu tem. No one elae need apply. Call INSURE j Job gets complete attention FOR SALE-Kindling wood, 41 Waterford, Conn., or call 2-1275, OA S'.'.! clamboring up to Colin’s shoulder, German Mark for the best retort furnished free. Pnon* Apex 7256 6077 after 7 p. m. or 7 and 8 a. m. With his father's hand holding him WANTED To Buy— Used car, any Daly, Dougherty A Noonan, Inc Waddell Road. Phone 5073. Musical tnstramenrs 53 New London. Price $500. from Wifey. Just write it on an j PLACJE your order now for out­ McKi n n e y b r o t h e r s steady. She looked around the old piece of paper and throw It | year. We’ll pay caah. No dealers. Phone 6759 or 2-0866. FOR SALE—2 players, also one side painting with Eddie Theri­ FOR SALEl— 'Two lots, 150x100, Real Estate and Inaaraone room, and found it good. Here away). ■ . ' Phone Manchester 7288. small upright and one large up­ ault. 61 Linnmore Drive. Phone Help Wanted— Male Garden— Farm— Dairy combined, on Homestead street. 505 MAIN ST. TEL. 6060 •sV within her reach was everything OLD FLOORS SANDED right. Priced to sell quickly. The v-(y P*v <^vf SELL US y*".r "ar now while we 3555. Or Female 87 Prod acts 50 For further details phone Mrs. ahe could ever want. And sud­ Mothei---Did that serviceman Laying and finishing. Piano Shop. 6 Pearl street. Open denly she knew a great truth, that are paying top price. Broad J. E. Jensen. / Rufinl 3128.. act unreasonably last night? PAINTING, Interior and exterior.; •tin 9 p. m. had been developing a long, long Street Motor Sales. Phone 3926. Tel. Wllllmantlc 9028. evenihga. WOMEN F ^ SALE—20 cord* of good cow Dfiughtei-—Not when you con­ ALLY OOP Win By a Knockout BY V. T. HAMLIN Good work and reasonable rates. maivure. 619 Middle Turnpike, FOR SALE—Building lots, ^ e lu ­ while, and finally had blossomed sider that he came all the way AND sive locations, Steep Hollow Lane into something incredibly beau­ iS g e S ©STTIH’ ’ A.M INVITATION TO WANTED—Good used car, from REFRIGERATION SERVICE W. Popoff. Phone 6472. East.' from the South Pacific to see me. I OFF ON TM’ WRON<& I NOW WHAT'S TO A t h BRE THEY ©O. private party. 1938 up. sedan pre­ FOR SALE— Penzel Muller B-flat j and Boulder Road. Phone 5329. Capitalize On A tiful. ©TAV ON IS ALL VBRV THE NEXT ILSfi- HEAD OVER INTERIOR and exterior decoral- j wood clarinet. Phone 5211. | FOOT_ But t PjpNI WELL. Bu t I'M OeOSR OF WHSITl ferred. Phone 4250. Grunow, Coldspot, Crosley, Frigld- YOUNG m e n : g a r d e n Manure, gravel, fleld- ’’Colin," she said softly, “I do It gets increasingly tough lo sup­ I UKS THCiR SSAND HEELS IM Idve you.” Alle rg ic t o •USINESS ANP TROUILC! alre, Gk E., and ail. other makes Ing, roofing, floor sanding, gen- [ stone, flremace and furnace wood iMC T. M >ia u i »4t ttf. port the government and the wife OF HOSP/TAUITV.' CHAIMS.' T MORE CASH for your car fjom FOR SALE — Lot at Coventry High Market The End FAST* Commercial and Domestic. cral repairing. Pre-war prices. | YOU CAN MAKE delivered Yjn Manchester. Tel. on only one income. ■ your Pontiac dealer. Stop^tti or work guaranteed. Get outside BEAUTIFUL apartment size baby Lake. Phone 3043. GOOD MONEY 2374-W2 WHllmantic. ’ grand piano. 144 Main streeL T m seeing that fhc pup gets a square deal!” call .4164. Cole Motors, x SCIENTIFIC quotes now. Webster, 6965. SIDE GLANCES FOR SALE—GYpeii Mountain po- FOR SALE— Building lot on Ox­ No red tape— No unneces­ BY GALBRAITH REFRIGERATION CO. WRAPPING I • ■ ' , ' ■ r~ ford atreet, 50’xl65‘. Desirable WANTED To Buy—U»cd car, any 37 OAK ST. PHONE 2-1226 CALL KEYSTONE decorators on ' tatoes, seconds.XAmella Jarvis, sary details. ' Cash for all CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER year, make. Will pay top Interior work. Submityng bids on Wearing Aiyiarel— Fur* 57 location. Phone 4213. PLANTS 872 Parker 8treet\Phone 7026. types of property— sinsries. ^ llar. Phone SS5l. IF IT’S Electrical we do It No Job exterior work for spring. Man­ FOR SALE^Two girls’ spring too large or too small. Estimates chester 2-1805. QUALITY, certified A^ed potatoes duplex, flats, farms, lots AT i and fertilizer at \ reasonable coats, one tan. size 9 to 11, one free. New and old work expertly blue, 11 to IS. Both in good con­ Business Service* Offered 13 done and guaranteed. Don’t let PAIN’TINO and Paperhanging. ; I prices. Frank V. WtlUaipa, Buck- Notice and suburban property. i dition. Phone 6938. It shock you. Call Richard -M. interior and exterior decorators, j BURR ^ I land. Call 7997. OUT OF SERATCE and at your reasonable prices. Call for free i i .1 — I ■■■ I service. Ashea and rubbish re^ Gallnat. Tel 5719. NURSERIES : SPIRELLA, Corsetlere. scientific­ A public hearing will be held by estimates. Leach A Fogil. Man- | ally designed and comfortable the Town Planning Comml.sslon JARVIS moved. Call 7603. Ask for Herb. AIR CONDITIONED ITNTTS I FOR SALE — l.arge amoul^ Chester 5797. , supporting garments fitted In of Manchester, Monday, April 22, Hot' Air Furnaces Installed 119 OAKLAND STREET ’ chicken noanure. Phone 6055. A. A C. Floor waxing .service. GETT YOUR Inside work done be­ " your home. Choice of materials. 1946, at 8:00 P. M., In the Munici­ and Reset j pal Building to consider a request REALTY CO. FRKCKI.e s AND HIS FRIENDS X Floors of any kind wash«l, wax­ fore the spring rush. Booking WELL Rotted loam, any amoir Ruth M Allen. Phone 2-1254. t \ Score Again BY MERRILL Bi.0S8E it ed and polish^. 914 NeW Britain Eaveetroughs and Conductors GOOD delivered anywhere in town. Also' tp change from A Zone to B Zone All Types Sheet Metal Work. outside work now. All work all or part of the area bounded as 6 Oncer Road or . : ' A fter changimo mv t ir f , arem t vou avenue, Hartford. 6-6471. All guarantee first class. Joseph WORKING CONDITIONS well rooted sod. Call 6352. N o r TH iS wEEi^i,J Weu-.THIS IS MV BRAN P^ Twats another T iNCLUOlNfi' ^ MANtniESTER follows: Northerly oj Strickland tfi Alexander St. EVEN eoiMQ ID LOOK at ME!? PeePUME IN CASE vou EVER . one shot down , Sixteen more work guaranteed. Miirawskl, painter and paper- Wanted—To Buy 58 SHEET METAL WORKS CALL IN PERSON FOR SALE — Pathfinder and Street, Easterly by Broad Street, Phone 411$ or 7216 WANT TD Pick up mv scent IN ram es *PR06AB(,£S7 TYPEWRITERS repaired locally, 21 years’ experience. Phone 5413 hanger! Phone 2-0338. premier strawberry plants, $14 tnea g,! We buy rag*, Southerly by Columbus Street and * ■ ---- : OR PHONE SP also any make'addlng machine. IN'TERIOR and exterior painting. per thousand, $1,.50 per hundred lines, n ■wapapera and scrap Westerly by Bolton .Street. Work guaranteed. Prices low. ALBERT JACOBS—Ashea and Order 3 days in advance. 612 metalk. Three trucks to servo Town Planning Commission, . rubbish removed. Light trucking. Also paperhang^ng Prompt serv­ MR. REEKS ’Oiarles W. Holman, Will buy 'used typewriters, etc., ice. Fair Price. D. E. Frechette. Keeney street. Phone 6424. you. ,Wm. ^Oslrinsky. 182 Bisseli in any condition. Tel. !5408. Nut­ Tel. 8927. Chairman. *■ Phone 7630. MANCHESTER 4161 street, ftione 5879. meg Office Supply, FOR SALE—Well rotted poultry Carl W.. Noren, WALTER SCHULTZ. 82 Congress Secretary. PAINTING AND Paperhanging W A N T E D —^ reliable men or manure for gardens, 4 yard load. CASH FORSniano* or musical in- Nv FULLER BRUSH Dealers— For street. Ashes and rubbish remov­ $8. delivered. Jacobs Poultry I struments. i^gardless age, condl- ed. Local trucking. Tel. 2-1588. dood work. Reasonable rates women who will devote 30-3.5 FOR SALE Fuller products and service any Raymond Flske. Phone 3384 hours a week to pleasant outdoor Farm. Phone 8197. I tlon. H igh est^ Ible prices. The places In Manchester township, LAWN MOWERS, any make, hand work. Must have car. Write Box I Piano Shop, 6 Pearl street. Phone Water Front— 5-Room Cot- phont 2-1254. ' 6332. or power, sharpened and repair­ W, Herald. Household Goods 51 SEED taae on Niantic River. FOR LOCAL and long distance ed. Saws, any kind, filed and Private InstrurllonA 28 j WE WILL buy your rags.' news­ Fully, furnished and moving, also storage, call the eet, knives, shears, clipper blades WE BUY and sell good u.sed | papers. magazines arid scrap equipped. Has fireplace. sharpened. .'Capitol Grinding, 3^8 PLAIN SPEECH plus. Clear talk­ Situations Wanted— furniture, combination ranges | POTATOES Austin A. (Tharobers Co. 5187. metals. Arnold .Nelson, 73JT Lydall If you like the watqr and t • MS. tr» PAT, or?? Main street. Phone 7958. ing equals elocution. Private les­ / Male 39 gas ranges and heaters. Jones • QUALITY, CERTIFIED COM. 'M4 lY NtA 4t*VICI.'*a sons phonetic and alpthabet read­ ; street. Phone 8906. _ fishina. this is the place COMMERCIAL Furniture Store. 36 Oak. Phone , I - and ing also arithmetic White Studio. WAN'TED — Part time work,' RED RIDER ORDERS Takeij npw for plowing 2-1041. I tVANTED-Lawn roller,' /prefer-' you have been looking Strange-Travelera BY FRED HARMAN 709 Main atreet. Tel. 2-1392. lawns,, shrubbery • and garden. REFRIGERATION and harrowing. Call 5756. I ably water-filled. Phone 8520 for. Phone'6217. FOR That new linoleum or asphalt after 6:30 p. m. FERTILIZER tile floor, new cou.iter or count­ I Price ...... $4,800. 4)«3T0 SPECIALISTS WATERMAN’S Personal errand Musical— Dramatic 29 At Reasonable Prices LITTLE service, ‘‘Local package deliv­ GARDENER desires p^rt time er repair, oall 6759 or 2-0866 and work 9 to 12, ;, Years’of exper­ tC A V K ’S We engineeX service and sell re­ ery." Light moving and trucking. our representative will call, Dajv. Rmims Witbout Hoard' 59 Two-Family House On the EXCELLENT Piano tuning, re­ ience in pruning, spraying and 6TARTLED frigerating equipment for- mar­ 24-hour service. Tel. 2-0752. Dougherty * Noonan. Inc.. Floor Frank Williams West Side. Twelve pairing and rebull'’ ’-'-’ All work use' of fertilizers. Work guaran­ covering specialists and contrac­ FOR RENT — Clean furnished ETES, kets, resLiurants, dairies, institu- guaranteed. Estimates cheerfully . Buc.hlsnd ' ' ! rooms. Uons, tav’ems, farms, etc. teed. Write Box K, Herald stat­ tors. Free estimate*. room near bath. Central location^ the ELECTRIC and _Acitylene weld­ given. The Plano Shop, 6 Pearl CALL 7697 ing. No Job too large or too in salary and time for Interview. suitable for business man. Call Price ...... $ 1 1 ,5 0 0 . COPR. av WCA >tRVICiLl Sen^yttt ST SIS navict. t. tea »?a »*t err CO/NCH atreet. Phone 6332. FOR SALEl— Antiques —solid,ma­ •A.RtO.O.t.rAT.1 APPEARS .WAYNE W. PHILLIPS small. All work ^aranteed 6954. / TD BE Parker Welding Co., 166 Middle PRACCTICAL meat cutter with hogany 4 poster bed. $83: dress­ Wayside Gasoline • Station Tmagine 'wbat we’ll 'have, lo cairy if inflation really “ Miiy I suggest'that llie genllciiu'u'rolurn tlicir thmtglils S- 1 diploma, wishes -. to contact pro­ stock Place Manchester. Conn. Turnpike, West, Tel. 3926. er, $40: chest. $40; vanity and and large ten-room house ’ gets going!” ‘ from Pacilic aloll.s uiid gel on llie iiiiiiicilialc largcl!” ■ Trt.,«iS ■ Business Opportunities 32 gressive super market. Address, Wanteil to Rent 68 bench, $25; Empiro secretary, which could he used as a O ut / : , ------PHONE 5761 . ^ : WOODWORK for your home. Box V, Herald. comer china- cabinet, spinning a t t e n t i o n FOR SALE—Eetabllshed fruit aiid night club or tavern. One V IC F L IN T That Name Anain OF This-' ' Mv ■ Night Emergency, 3622 Wardrobes. boo’-cascs, "Ship-' vegetable route, truck Included. wheel, brlck-a'-brac, 37 Rldgc- $450 REWARD for 4 or 5 room VETERANS! , BY MICHAEL O’MALI.EY AND RALPH LANE v io r Lo . . shape" kitchen cabinets. Guar­ Wood street. Phone 2-1256. rent. Call 3166. , to eight acres of land 8 hun|| up and vwnf to untie Libby IIIK > H f I mill 9(19^11 . IPSPITALIZATION. accident. Write Box Y, Herald. D ors— Pets— Birds ' 41 anteed furniture repairs. Coll If you need a house and can with this place as desired. l,fin | . She was cool aia-gaiden a bd . private ^ puvmates.how^ - . fire, automobile. All forms ol In­ Clint Hendrickson, 2-0963. FLOOR problems solved with URGENTLY "eeded, 3 to 5 rooms mvouPiAV 1 mo vou know FOR SALEl—Several mixed b re e i pay approximately $40.09 a ^Situated on the New Lon irs BEEN A YOU’RE A$WELL' surance. Real estate listings Help Wanted— Femifilc.. .35 Itnoleum. asphalt tile, counter - for bouple ’Ith youngster. Must , p i ^ ROUGH, 1 Where we i ' wanted. Harold J. LMse, agent SEWING machines, vacuum dlean- puppies, $5 apiece. 61S M iddle Expert workmanship, free estl-, month, we have a variety don Turnpike, 'lovav EVENIWl SPORT, LIBBV.ANi vacate. Immediately. Call 3552. MR.FUNT.NOT (WOWL‘ /■ Telephone 3627 days-evenlngS. era and smaD appliances repair­ Turnpike Eiwt. mates, Open evenings. Jones of homes to choose from. Price ...... ■. $25.000. YMATACHUMPI ASIN61E 0UU VM$F0R0RA6(>IN6, OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS ed. A.B.C. Appliance and Service WANTED — Woman for Ironing Fum“ ’re, Oak street. Phone MIDD4/E’ AGED party needs S to MOMENT. OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE SPRA'y YOUR fruit'trees for good TOY Boston Terriers, 9 weeks old. 5 room rent, beat of references Co., 21 Maple strlet. Phone 2- one dav a week. Phone 2-1482. ideal pet for . small children. 2-1044. ^ ■ Occupancy 60-90 days. Six-Room. House On Union clean fruit; We spray fruit trees, 1575. Plck-up .and delivery service and no children. Phone 2-0462. VE OODS! I NOlM <5EE HERE,KLOTZ/1 ONCE shade trees'and evergreens. Car­ Phone 6097. FOR SALE —Complete working Street.. Fireplace, hot FORGOT TO (=*UT VOT VOU GOT ,D ER R et WANTED—Practical woman as I — ...... Prices ranginR from $7,009 VVAE epVAL p r o v e n d e r EXPERT SORi ter Tree Elxpcrt Co. Phone 7695. domestic hot water unit, consist­ air heat and garage. j a k £ o u t a n d K4ECK. fi.80UT, ^^^30R CHT5JNEYS expertly cleaned and housekeeper for elderly couple. FOR SALE— Farm raised pup­ to $7,900. Small down pay* FOR Kin g EDWARD Vll .'-^ S O repaired, also flashing. Manches­ ing of large copper water tank P rice...... $5,800. -HE'S SLEPT OM THIS I6 S A 814ANK Phone 6607. pies. Boston Terriers, Fok Ter­ HEIi BREAD DOUGH 1 KNOW MV C0T6, ANO THAT LEG SMITTY'S Furniture Hospital. ter Chimney Cleaners. Phone insulated, Bunsen oU burner, two ment acceptable.' DFP HAM DOT SOBS riers, Collies, Cocker Spaniels. ALL NIGHT.' I- QF LAMB VOU HAVE THERE IS TO MRfi. R A TS/ Don’t throw It away until you 2-2411. WANTED—Women, steady work, oU drums,with stands and.con­ 7-Room Single, .5 rooms ■'i4 6 • coll us. We repair broken furni­ Good healthy stock.' Zlromer- For Further Infurmuiion DlSTlislCTUV iN FE iR lO R /— — -«*'TH6 LAMB AARS. good pay. New System Laundry, nections, $400 takes all. Call 3636 down ahd 2 up. Hot water ture and make it like new. We ELECTRIC Motors, repairing and Harrison street. mahs, Lake street. Phone 6287, FOR SALE PLEASE SNOW Me SOA\e- H0 0 PL6 o r d e r e d ISI make end tables, knlck-nack Inquire: heat, oil burner, Qreplaee. BREAK- rewinding. All work guaranteed. FOR SALE—By private party, one FAST.* THING E L S E -— WRAPPED OP-*r* shelves: and radiator covers to Ace Electric Motor Repairs. 221 WANTED—Girls and young wom­ FOR SALE —Registered Cocker French Provincial upholstered Steahi Shovel in Good S AK- KA$=P/_,^^^^ HAWHPMI?VOT\bU puppies, 8 week* old.* Phone Edwards & Schwarz ’ Garage iniwsement. Lot order, repair lamps, etc., reflnlsh- North Main street, opposite De­ en fsr'all departments throughout easy'chair, two chests-of drawers, Running Order. . 140 ft. frontage. Situated AREE6 6 6 PERJ0 MIES Ing and reupholstering In cloth the factory. Apply to Tober Base­ 2-4805. pot entrance on North School coiisole table, inner spring studio Aim Approximately ,7 Real Estate and Insurance ip Green section. or leatherette, drapes and Slip str^t. Phone 5642. ball Manufacturing Co., Inc., Elm couch, lamps, all fine pieces in W A S H T U B B S Toni Comes To the Sassos* covers to order, screens made to Acres of Sand find Gravel Phone 4488 ,641 Main St. P rice...... $14,000. BY LESLIE TURNER street. ' Poultry ynd Supplies 43 'excellent condition. Call 2-0046. order or repaired, lawn chairs, THE PIONEER Steel Venetian in a Good Location. TONU XSUPfiOMI EVA HAO TAKEN CAPTMN voirsf •nAKIN’ MV HEART, trclUs and fence. We also do blinds. Ivory coler. Immediate de­ UNUSUAL Opporturilty. Old firm Entire Property and THevwf perrv IT PRETTV MAROi OPTAM'. WHAT DO VOU WANT DBLUNE dressed orollcrs. fryers, For Sale B y . BICYH46 fUWRiaPfVML buffing, chrome and brass polish­ livery. Flndell Mfg.- Co., 485 Mid­ can supply some additional sales­ roaster*. 48c lb. Also fresh eggs. Steam Shovel can be bouRht HOORKBL.n’ MUET ME TO 00 AfiOur IT ^ MAIK ing. CiXl 2-2517 for detailed in- dle Turnpike East Telephone 4865 ladies with lingerie, ready-to- KABUOW.COMINS . our______AM leave HER TAKE 1Vl Special price stores and large for as little an. $3,700. Stuart J. Wasley - - formation. wear, etc., and limited hosiery. orders. DeUvetles Wednesdays. LIST YOUR W ArSHfiV fiPUNPl PUCi THATBEWNESTOMei IF rrs electrical well fix it. and Thogersen Hosiery Oo., Wilmette, WANTED For Farther Information RICALTOR A HOME. ANO THE _____ guarantee Bring in . your Saturdays. 2-0617. 4 A m criO N 5HEIC 111. PROPERTY State Theater BulidlBg u table lamp, toaster, vacuum, flat CALL 5105 MlCaPO FOR FOR SALE — Miller’s Businsss- FIRST CLASS 788 Mata Jtreat Manebeetet soiomi Iron, fan or anything else you WANTED-’Shlrt preiser, exper­ Bred chicks; New Hampahlres, WITH n u n AUBNl'V TeieifiMiae 6648 have. Hank’s Electrical Repair ienced or one who Is willing to Reds, Barred Cross and SexUnk CARPENTERS ALLEN FOR <|UtI!r. REfillL'TS These places shown by appoint- Service. 74 North atreet Phone learn. Manchester 1 nundrir, Maple from our own Conn, approved, ItBADT OAtm! niont only. No tafornwHon oyer 7836, h im street. Pullorum clean stocR. Batches And Pointers th* tetapliona. ;' araskly. Coekarsls availabl*. REALTY CO. M aiim . Vffimiiy n WANTED—Two glrlf for ganeral ' „ Apply Household Services laundry work.'Manchester laun­ 28tli season. Fred MUlei's Poul­ -180 Center Street Offered 13-A dry, 72 Maple street. try Farm, Coventry, Phone: Manchester 8626. GEORGE 1^ GRAXIADIO ' III I >1 ’ ' ...... I . r ■ .1 " ■* Jarvi$ Redity Co. ■4 . CUltTAINS, tablecloths and light WANTED— Waitress, FuU time. Raa) Kstat* aod lasunuMC^ Refid Herald Advs. laundry hand doiie in my home. Apply Dom and Stan's Or.lU, 10 HEAVY Fricassee fowl. camfuUy 6 Dover Road dressed. Fresh eggs'3 dozen for tifi a c N v y fifr. t e l . n i i BORN T h ir t y VEARS TOO SOON Called for and delivered. Phone i East Center 'street. Apply In per- / Phont 4112 or 7271 ekiijitiMiii V-/3 I $1.60. 24 Stronc strssb Read Herfild Advi. ' * ......