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Matu^filter lEtfimbig Ijgralii ’ ThfiWealhtr forew l ei U. a. Waalha tanst ameng wanan baa n m Imo Avoaga Dally Nat fn m Hm 'Tht exooutive board et Yhei New Singing Group IteiNirt No AteiioioM Cinderella Show a pitch whara “avarybody'a tMk- Fir the Meath el Deemiher. 1646 lUia with rialag It Town giaialnhde Musie dub wiR meet Stevenson's HiglilRnders At Hospital Here Today ln.'“ niabigHMwvriUbahsIdto- thM evening at the home o f Mrs. Is Forming Here Here Tomorrow monrow night at“ eight o’clock at this aftamn}ii: rlMri«g aariy Garfield Keeney of 3 HackmaUck St Jambs’ school auditorium. ' ^ 9,664 nlg.il; lair and oolilrr with atn ■Mill RoMidi. yconaa Street '*1, •' No admlaalona ware recorded There will be 25 awards made, WMtarly winfia SaWrSajr, 1 today up to press time of The at least of-which will be door _ U AN ^ mm 9t U n . The Silk City Four, popular vo­ Ona day remains before Man­ 10 f. Konlck of 46 Lenox Herbert House was re-elected Herald at Mamdiester Memo­ prises. Tickets may be obtained la aervlnc with Patrol president of the Connecticut Re­ f • / * cal quartet of Manchester, la ex­ rial hoepitsd. T to is moat un- chester has its first Cinderella, and at Clifford’s or at the door to­ MmehoUar-^A City of ViUagi Charm , mamrnrnim'nm «t the Naval Air tailer’s Association at the annual pected to receive aome profeaalon- ususd for t t o time o f the year. the Challoner club reporta that, in- morrow night. meeting held in Hartford last A boapital,apokeaman said (SIXTEEN PAGliS) P J^C:E E f o u r C E N T S , 5 S5 n Hooaevelt Roade^ P«»«^ al competition In the near future M l MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1949 ntcob » » « « c h , who w terfd th^ night Members of the larger no one was treated in the emer­ y O L . LXVIIL, NO. 109 stores throughout Ooimecticut be­ from a rival organiaation that haa gency room during the past 24 Mavv A»g. 11646, reglvad to ^ been founded at the Center. Joe emit trahilnx at the Naval Train* long to the association. noura. Usually the day of and Hublard, general construction the day after a heavy snow lair CHiter hi Balnbridge, Md. Be* boaa on the new Center Restau­ fora cnterlnc the aervlee, he at* A sub-coihmittee ,.ot the Board atorm there is heavy businesa -VictiSM of Eviction Combine Labor Hearing of Education and the Town School rant, haa been privileged with ae- at the hospital. tended Manchester High school. curlng the aervicea of the “Cup­ May Lift Controls Building Committee met last night cake Four” to provide a muaical Die Xho marriage o f Mias ESaine R. and received progress reports on Put on Shelf; the plans for the new Olcott and background for hla hammer wleld- Menmaan, daughter o f Mr. M d era on construction. of the foursome have been finding Mrs. Leon Neumann of Rockville, Princeton street elementary it difficult to maintaiA their vocal schools. A public hearing on the The new quartet has run into to George R King, son of Mr. and the usual snags in their initial en­ chorda In true pitch without the In. Boston Subway Not Explamed Mrs. Cttfton King of North Wil- financing of these schools is sched­ aid of a lead singer. ' On Grain and Coal uled for Feburary 1 at p. m. in deavor. Herb Johnaon, their firat hraham. Mass, wUl Uke p l ^ 8 tenor, is ill, and the problem ia to Other members of the quartet Saturday morning in St. Bernard s the Hollister street school auditor­ find a tenor who can fill t o ahoea. Include Bill Brennan, Patty Pat­ Administriition Bill Bogs durreh, RockviUe. Mias Neumann ium. Joe Wilson, who haa assumed the terson and Bob McClesry. Joo Wil­ was formerly one of the beautl- managerial directorship of the son sincerely hopes to locate k Sudden Fire Today Down Somewhere To-j Mmnm St the Weldon Beauty Studio passable tenor before the end of hei« and well known to a number outfit, has auditioned aeveral day; Appearance oil Exports This Year Thespians’ Show would-be >eplacements, but has the "week, and will appoint an of local people. agent to accept bookings for his found none that coidd fill the bill. IVORY SALT Tlfwo Women and Man Tobin Is Put Orf I ______. ,1 ■ ■ ■ -.*-—"'■ - . Opens Tomorrow Consequently, the remaining three vocal aspirants. Do Not Plan Perish in Flames; 11 Washington, Jsn. 28—(jC)—The i SawY'er Tells Senate Under the direction of A. Wil­ Injured and Several To Hold Fire admlidstration's labor bill bogged More Bad Weather Banking Committee Ac* Asthmatic? liam Aatley, the cast of “John Hundred Thrown In­ down tomewhere, today and Secre-; tion .May Be Possible 4-Loves Mary" is pointing up the tsry Of Labor Tobin's sppearancs , Norman Kraana comedy to enter­ to Brief Panic; Ele­ On Evictions St tbe Cspltol to explain it was jI Hitting Rangelands Later; Asserts W r p * SANSON'S tain audiences this Friday and HALE’S SELF SERVE au( vator Shaft Rums put off. time Powers- Mast Be Saturday night at Hollister street Tobin had been booked to blue-' ASTHMA school auditorium. Tulsa Landlords Give print repeal of the hotly-disputed Extended to Back Up Boston, Jan. 28.—(/P)— rsft-Hsrtley Uw, sUrtlng st 10 Snow and Wind Storms From the minute the curtain No Indication They Arrested bv F. B. I. ’ iNational Security and REMEDY goes up. the aplendld caatlng and HEALTH MARKET Two women and a man perish­ s. m. (ex.t). Slow Fight Being superb directing will be lii evl ed in flames, 11 were injured, Intend to Slacken As­ Thirty minutes before that time, 1 Oiir Foreign Policy’ dence. This Is a play, not of the Labor committee csnccllcd the ' Waged to Save Starr­ Pan brought rcUef to and several hundred persons sault on Rent Controls session "untU further notice.” belly laughs, but good, satisfying, were thrown into a brief ing CMttle and Sheep ■umy by removing the honest entertainment. The lines A clerk fsid she could not ex- Wa.shington, -Ian. 28.—<4*) HEALTH MARKET pawift to ^ y when sudden Are tymptoma of asthma. call for all the finesse of the best Tulsa, OUa., Jan. 28 — (F) — ^plaln the csncellstion. She said —Secretary of Commerce radio scripts, and in rehearsal are in an elevator shaft sent the did not know whether Tobin By The Associated Press First Choice In Winter Week-End Treat Fresh Tulsa landlords gave no Indica­ Sawyer said today it may be being delivered In a manner that Barnes and smoke through asked for it. More bad weather hit por- po-ssilile to allow unlimited Try It Today I would make glad the heart of the Dick and Bobby Stevenaao, diunonlBg to Hm tune of tbelr father's tion today they would slacken At the Labor department, s pipes, win entertain Claa Gordon No. 16, Older Scottish Clans, at the Roasting or Frying shafts, stairways and plat- their assault against .Fedaral rent spokesman said the draft of s new tion.s of the storm-.slricken export .s of grain and coai Per sale at the tolkmlag author. Ibrto o< a'Mbwxy atatlan. Nlchelsen, t o wife and sea leelc «ver tbelr tm A Isnd ef fnrnl Norman Kraana haa written a Robert Bums baaqiiet-liall to be held at the Hotel Bond ballrooqi Fri­ PO R K labor bill requested from Tobin western rangelands today. later this year. But he told Msmiieetcr Drug Stores: day. Jsa, 28. The following night they wUI perform at the concert rwrlah Stairway control proposals deapite caiuiure tnra a*tar they wen told they ognlAM l bevo hpnrtment they were play that—well, suffice to eay that from Washington. The taraHure wws»henled -M6S nsUee from New Mextee had not yet gone to the Cspltol.! Snow'andvwind storms .slowed the Senate Banking commit­ QtJDrft’S PHARMACY many of the little theater groups and dance of Clan Dongbui No. ISO at the Elks haU In New. Britain. Trapped on a atairway of the Tobin's appearance was postponed The trio have entertained throughout New Engkuid. ROAST lAtlaatio atatloa oC the MetropoU- Piesldents Truman told a news te riniriirr-T hat the huidlerd anM-after-arrlvar-he-cenld net naoid to some degree the fight tee that wartime powers to TW. 41M in the greater Hartford area are CHICKENS conference yeeterdey their ^en ft W Y sar th e 'A a n a iM t at rent FMRtel MItaK HdMrieaa. e f temillea imtil tbe proposed maasure was In Dick, 8, and Bobby, 5, are the sons of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Steven- taa 'lYaaelt autberlty’a under-har- the hands of the Senate Labor which is being waged on control export.*, due to expire NORTH END PHARMACY somewhat envioua that they were hor tunnel to Baat Boaton. two mrae evictions was the arrong ap­ have reeelved eviction notlees an property' owners In several eitlea or- not able to be the firat onea to put aou of 51 Phelps, road. Bobby attends Mndergartea and Dick Is In committee, the official said. many front.s to save the mil­ nrxi month, must be extended to TeL 6545 the third grade of the Hollister street school. nronen Sed through smoked-SUed proach to the problem and he did gstoed agnlnat tbe rent control hill before Coagreea. (NEA tele- ' hack up “national security and CENTER PHARMACY on John Loves Mary. confuaioa pest the atreet-level not think they would get eway SM to), Cablset Meeting Scheduled lions of starving and snow- Those in the Manchester area From the left. Mr. Stevensom Bobby and Dick. A cabinet meeting was sched­ iiur foreign policy.” T at 4S5S exits ta peruh on a stairway lead- with IL l)ound cattle and sheep. Fat ore iS Mouthe Period who have aeen other presentations Into the atatton’e auperatruc- The natioiml housing expsditsr uled for the hour when the com­ Fresh Falls of Snow WEUION DRVO under the direction of Mr. Astley and Miss Alyce Salisbury, the mittee had planned to meet. Any He wanletl the extension for 38 TeL 5SS1 tura. ssld his ofllcs would go Into the There were fresh falls of snow, itionth.s. By the end of that peri­ can aesure their friend* that John Large Attendance cooking expert of the club, baked 'Hiey ware; courts to stop svietlons if neces- disagreements which may have accompanied by strong winds, in Lovea Mary will in every way live and donated delicious cakes which Uncertain New Year od, he auggeati^, the Marahall Peaturiag Free DeBvery Ethel Marie Butler, 52, a tele- ■ary. developed over the admlnistra- .Vebraska and in parts of Nevada, ' plan may tiave helped western Eu­ up to Blithe Spirit, The Rock and were auctioned off to swell the tom e eompany cleric of 4 Pine tlon’t proposals for amending the Utah, Idaho and Arizona. At Whist Party fund for the Girl Scouts. Miss Ths Rav. Wallace J. Murphy, rope to a position of stability that the Co-Wed revuee directed by GtSva avenue, BUlerlce, and an un- leader in the action started by the Wagner act could have been up Nebra.ska, one of the hardest j would lessen the risks. "B lir and Mrs. AsUey. Salisbui-y made the coffee, which Solid, Lean Chuck IdenttSed woman, about 85. Awaited by Chinese for airing at that time. hit by the earlier blizzards, got Despite last night’s storm a sur­ was served with cupcakes to all | Tulsa Property Owners associa­ Sawyer was first of a aeries of The stage aet haa been built by Killed in an upper part of the tion, terawd Mr. Truman’s aUte- There were two major polnU of the most snow. Winds whipped ' admimatration witnesses urging Jack Mortimer, aseisted by George prising number of players, 164, at­ presenL Gold Medal Old Fashioned two-atory miperetnicturo of the conflict in the amendments which the snow into drifts over newly msnt puzzling. The Justice department In Wash- .Congress to enact the anti-infla­ ORDER N O W ! Munson, John Light, Sam Pond tended the Military Whist in DAISY BEEF subway atatloa was Robert Lever, -Wa art American business Tobin had worked up for the td- 1 cleared highways and rail lines tion program promised by Presi­ and others. Alien Eielcher is in Vennont Snappy 19 Mjntls etraet, Boston, U-yaar- ministration. ' and curtailed relief work m the IngtoB, D. C.. ssld that Sam Cerr dent Truman. charge of lighting, with Beth Ros- Woodruff hail, given by the Sorop- Ml," hs said. “We simply want to (above), former organizing aeere- Teacher Placement | nld employe ot the Otle Elevatokr g o out of bualneM. it ia unprofit­ w rlN ew s Tidbits They were the shifting of the disaster areas, Continuation of controls over coe's committee providing prop­ tlmists, (women’s service club) for Company, engaged la Mpair work now-independent Conciliation ser-1 Lesser amounts of snow fell in tory of the Canadian Communist the purpose of buying more equip­ HAMS ROAST able." Called Fron (/P) Wires shipments from this country is an erties, Cecilia Moore as businesa St the etatlon. ing of Peace Hopes vice to tbe Labor department, and 1 other parts of the rangelands snd party, was arrested In New York important part of that. On the manager In charge of sening ment for Camp Merri-Wood, the Service Locally | Flour SnKece Heart Attack by the FBI. The Justice depart­ the use of injunctions to halt na- ’ did not seriously interfere with the new Girl Scout camp on Gardner Cheese Spartc Ignttee Oreaee fihortly after he answered the House aide of the Capitol, meaa- tickets. The program for the show As Year of Rat Ends ment dnwribeJ Carr as a key fig­ UE street. Former Boston Mayor Malcolm president, Murphy auirercd a heart j Attorney for 11 indicted top tional emergency strikes. 1 relief operations. And Federal and w'hile, a rusii lag was hung on an­ has been whipped together largely The Connecticut State Employ-, K. Nichols, cheirman of the Bos­ I U. a. Commiptiats asys ha plans, eWng Ready To Rcsiga state officials Joined in the battle ure In 8oveit spying in Canada. other segment of that program— through the efforts of Everett Mr. and Mrs. Preston Sage di­ attack, hia second' in sight weeka. rected the games. Members of ment Service at 73 Maple street, . 2 5 Lh. lb. ton Tranett department, and Fire Murphy, a Baptist mlnlztcr, Nsnking, Jan. 28.— (/Fi— it necessary, to call every quali­ Cyrus S. CTiing. director of the to dig out from the worst wlntei\ I ejiteasion fer a while cf the Re- Belding, assisted in particular by Chief John F. McDonough said a fied Negro in Harlem to witness Conciliation agency which waa weather in several years in the ^ the club under the direction of haa now extended ita teacher | claims he and' other landlords can't In the chaos of war China Ipubliian system for splitting up "Pop" Hastings. "The timing of the Bag spark from a workman’s acetylene stand to prove defeaae claim that taken out of tbe Labor depart- western plains ami Rocky moun- ( of the supply of scarce materials II President Mrs. Louise Hawley, and placement program to a point, operate if pending rent contrqj awaited an uncertain New Scott Holds curtains will be the especial prov­ leaders of the Girl Scout organiza­ torch Ignited accumulated greaae Federal Jury-picking aystom in ment by the Taft-Hartley act. was I tain region. I i at home. ince of A. Hyatt Sutliffe and where It can be of more extensive ef many yeara within one of the bills before Congress become law Year tonight amid a great New York ia discriminatory----- tion, assisted in various ways. In and therefore they ere sending reported ready to resign if the Emergency cash relief came . Control Powera Necessary Stanley Saslela. Make-up is under addition to the pla>ing prizes, sev­ assistance to school authorities in j Sandwich Specials! .station’s four elevator ahafta. One sea tragedy, the roar of guns , Steel shares drag other stocks in­ service is placed under Tobln'a from Federal and state sources to Shaky Grip w-yer said improvements in the direction of Albert Heavlsidea •f the elevators wss bslng demol- their tenanU avlctlon noUces. to lower prlee grau*6.. . . George eral door prizes were awarded. obtaining qualified personnel fur : Maxwell House SPICED At Kansas City the move gained and waning peace hopes. The Jurisdiction. - 1 finance the huge task of saving auFfiy of goods brings hope assisted by Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Past President Elizabeth Ubert their schools. Sunlight Creamery W ia. Somsons threw a bucket OsOqp, replying to conunent ot Use of the injunctions to block the more then 5.000.000 cattle snd j that e.\port controls can be dropped Helen Page Skinner. •f water on the fire and the fire some support last night. The lunar Year of the Rat ex- Prerident _ T^man,___ drtonded_ pub- big strikes like those of John L. s.heqB_ wj»lc:^j_gre, in vsrjing de- ' - respect lo-wnnmber of “soft Teachers registering with any i erty 0 «mera. Association of Kan­ See , As a result of their efforts In local state employment office will | LUNCHEON MEAT l. 59c spread. pires.gt. midnight ..and Mhe n« epiwto -iwws a* -‘ito otTue I>\vle"'?8SnnIn'8«HniM'been crlt-^ igfrees of tiistre.ss'In' the western Soinrcontrpi powers will continue be brought in contact with all; WHITE *■ support to the action,hut left the Challenge to i-VTUuirr neceesary because: Thespians expect to attract an teacher openings in the state by i Sealy Into a flaming chlmaey— new year tooked dark for the vast mocracy ever devUed." men. Other Sectioua Struck crer increasing number of persons Coffee S S ^ o f ertctlone up to the dis­ Butter poured smoke and fire upward in­ Senator McCarren (D-Nev) 1. They enable the U.S. to di- AUTO GLASS country. Finishing touches mi the mess- Inclement weather also struck nest your home the mod­ means of a central pool file which cretion ef tseb owner. Within Six Month* in Manchester to associate them­ I ia maintained at the State head- LOAF CHEESE l k 49c to the superstructure of the station A regiment of Peiping NsUonsl- suggesta that U.8. give $1,500,000- ure were to have been completed over section! of the nation, I rect acarce goods to Marshall plan em way. with clean oil. It’s selves with a group that can put rising two atories above Atlantic Tigbe E. Wor the I\e- C A L L .T.T22 ford area with a salary range tionalists bent on forcing them to Hartford's Republican party comes freezing rain and sleet from south­ national aecunly requires” con- expediter will seek to enjoy rach obey a peace agreement. 'The Na­ out in support of Hogback dam , (CoBtinned ea Pa^e Eight) ern lower Michigan into Texas. publiraii National lOmiRiltee to- . Irol* “over atiipments of iilduJtrial i from S2.200 to 24,600. FRANKFURTS .b 55c (Ceattened oa Fags Twalva) evictions Iv action in the courts. White Glass Co. I IValned interviewers at the Con-1 tionalist headquarters aaid the re­ planned in Litchfield county by Snow fell over most of the north | « trial run of h.s chairman- materials which may have direct necticut State Employment Serv­ volt was suppressed. Metropolitan District commission central region.region Temperatures ■ I or indiiei t military significanee.’' ATLANTIC 24 Birch St. Nlanchester MIXED FBUrr FOB Two ships, one rushing some 500 to Impound flood waters of we.vt Some member*, like Rep. Clar- That waa a reference to the vir­ WANTED ice in Mapehester will be happy to Our Seafood Dept, has received Landlords Get dropped and a new cold wave was eni e Brown of Ohio, thought it Open Dnily 8 A. M. To 5 P. M. direct qnklified teachers to these ] war refugees to Formosa, collided branch of Farmington river to Air Force Plan f3reca.at. tual ban applied for nearly a year Lost Bomber $90 Rent Increase and went down 100 miles from augment water supply. might be no more than *ix month* to shipment of industrial goods to Range and Fuel Oil Including Sntnrday openings. ‘ Flood conditions remained in the before Srntfa haid-won retention FRUIT CAKES OR Fresh Steamers, Littlenecks, Quo- Kansas City, Jsn. 2S—- Ohio river tributaries in southern Thomas E. Dewey for hi* party Comes From Ceblnet MeeMng L. T. WOOD CO. cupancy 12 years. A &ot6 WM hftnded ThunnAn L*. start tbe new lunar year off right nmnlst epokesnto- pledges frater­ job had a elender .54 to ."•O vote of Going straight from a cabinet Boston Blue, Halibut. tiiittee Number Should liliroi*. committee confidence hanging on 51 HaseD St. Tel. 4496 Selling Flat Or WHOLE MILK Planes Range Over McCormick, ^cutive director of with a peace conference. nity with German Communists in Rain fell along the Appalach- meeting to appear aa a commtttae fight against “American imperial­ Be Boosted in Future his belt. HALE'S Wide Areas in Search tt J Property Owners asaoclstlon of May Have Deaerted U witness, 8qwyer declared: GEORGE HOOEY Duplex In Desir­ Fresh "Select" Oysters Two of U'a high government of­ ism’’ and E R. P. (('oatlniiMt on Page Twelve) Harry Darby of Kansas, one of “There IS. to the best of my Cuban Prealdent Oarles Prle Scott’* chief supporter* In the Phone 8278 P O W D ER .uc„ 75c (Coattaacd e* fags Bght) ficials, the premier and foreign Washington, Jan. -28—:— 645 Center Street WHITE ROSE Wiesbaden, Germany, Jan. 28— (ConHaaed oa Pige rwcive) But he left no doubt that the j By Rli-k Raphael. Albuquerque AT ST. JAMES HALL (JTi — American Air Force and Washington, Jan. 28—<4’)—Re- communist guerrillas’ so-called Snbblag 15-year-old Fred Smlgel- Phone 4112 Or 7275 Air Forces would continue their I Journal Staff Writer «ki, who admitted atraagltag aa Navy planes ranged over wide pubUcana and Deidocrata agreed pence overtures as nothing more fight for a 70-group force when (W'rittea for The .\siUM-ialed ° Admission 90c TEA Vt L b . P k g . areas of Europe, Africa and the today* wltb Prealdent Tivman that than "sheer propaganda,” officials Wel)l» Takes 11-year-old playnMte to prove ka funds can be provided. Pre*v) na* *tae eiaay," wne sentenced to- Over 20 Prixes To Contestants— Plus Door Prizes Fresh Fruit and Vegetables AUantIc today in search of landlords are making a bad mis­ Thieves Get state . . . Poirtgn ministers of 8>TTJlngton said the president Ranges, Refrigerators LA ROSA missing B-29 Super Fortress. take if they try to ,gvict tenants Sweden and Denmark arrive in Winslow, Ariz.. Jan. 28.— — day to 25 te 86 years ta prison. Tkc FBESilII Oslo for resumption of talks on does not believe the nation can af­ All of the northwestern section of Oath Todav { yonthfni defendant, supported ky Tha plane, wtth 15 O. S. airmen as a proteat against rent controls. ford more than 48 groups at this Washers and All SPAGHETTI OR ELBOW aboard, disappeared yesterday on Senate Democratic Leader Luc­ Mink Coats proposed 8caadinavlaa defense al- Arizona re.semble.s an Antarctic | I his attorney, kenid himself dc- Uance. . . . Rumors persist that time, but favors authority for .waste and in the area more than ’ , scribed na a victone and premedl- MUSHROOMS____.b 49c flight from Dakar to its base In as of Illinois told a reporter that eventually going up to that figure. 10,000 Navajo Indians are facing Other Appliances Ehigland. Senatore certainly will look Into Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Most o f (Cabinet W it- ' tated nuirderer by Assistant Prsos FRESH U. . Air Force' headquarters Andrei Vishinsky ia in Czechoslo­ Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg.^ A ir, destitution from the worst snow- M A C A R O N I lL 15c 8 these evictions when they consider storms in Arizona history. cuter Jokn A* GroesL Tke boy eol- here said two search operation extending Federal rent controls Souja Henie Victiin vakia on mission connected with Force chief of staff, told the cora- nesses Ceremony in i Inpsod and hnd to bn ennted ont ih«JW.IUU COM 8 OZ. CAN headquarters had been set up—one eastern Europe's new Economic * ------1 T)wcc times yesterday I flew aiiaiciiistw CM* Lb. 23c that expire March 31. Of Ransacking; Jew- (CVtnttnued oa Page Twelve) with Air Force pilots in an at­ Office o f Acheson . by court nttcndnnto after Bndaan TOMATOES in England and the other at Port Celled “Shameful PcrfeniMnce' Council of Mutual Aid, I County Jodge Thomas J. Stanton THE FRONT END tempt to reach the moat critical FRESH LARGE TCEBESo” Lyautey, in French Morocco. “I think it’a a most .extraordln- elrv Is Left Intact prononneed sentonoe. SLICED Beatrtets Activity locale on the Indian reservation, ery and shameful performance,’’ the Navajo Mountain Indian Washington. Jan. 2S—fJPt— BriUsh-baaed B-29a 'were or­ Lucas added. James E. Webb became undersec­ Esenpe Attempt FoUod H ead I 9 c New York, Jan. 28—(4P)— school. On the third trip in. this PEACHES 2c^ 25c LETTUCE dered to eeerch ae far south as Senator SaltonataU (R., Maas.), Thieves ransacked the fashionable Sound Moved at Speed 'time in a Kirtland firld B-25 pilot­ retary’ of state today at a cere­ New London. Jan. 28— A OF YOUR CAR tha northern coast of Spain but acting Republican leader, aaid: hotel apartment of Ice-skating ed by Kirtland's commanding offi­ mony witnessed by moat of Presi­ 21-year-old woman n-bo UonMffad l-YtESH Foggy weather restriced Oiely ac­ “Personally, 1 don’t think ac dent Triinisn's cabinet. herself as Patricia H. Reardaa. ot NO. 2 '/, CAN HUNTS star Sonja Henie last night and cer, Col. Harold R. Gunn, was To araat car owners, terms such as caster, camber, tivity. tions of that kind help in tbe solu­ stole two mink coats vahied at Of 31,000 Miles Hourly I managed to reach . the edge of Webb. 42-year-old North Caro­ Jamaica, L. I„ mad Hartford, BMdo taming radius and dynamic balance are just so many Three B-17 bombers in the north tion of dlffl^lt problems.” I Navajo mountain. But wind- linian. aiicceeds Robert A. Lovett an nnsncceosful nttempt this asara- lEVO U » RADISHES B un. S c African area were sent from tl;e $28,000 but apparently left her jew­ Ing to eocape from poMao head- technical automotive terms. When your car doesn't steer PURPLE PLUMS Can I 9 c Mr. Truman told to news con ■ whlpjicd ice fogs and snow clouds in the Sta^e department high com­ Air Force base at Tripoli to Pert ference yesterday he did not bs- elry intacL mand. quartera w here ahe waa botag held eocrectly or the front tires become cupped or gouged, •rhe coats were taken from Miss Houston. Tex., Jan. 28 W — • Making sound move 31,000 miles drove us back. •iif.asisMiaa m tit, LARGE BUNCH Lyautoy. Six B-29a from Bhtgland Ueve the landlords cdbld get awky an hour at Rice was not at first Sixth...... Da.v of IsolatioB A group that Included diplomato on a morals charge. 8bo daohed nay drlTor hnows there's trouble ahead. NO. 2>/^ CAN HUNTS also arrived there and,were joined Henle'a suite at the Hotel Pierre Sound haa been made to move at throngk tbe front door nad man­ Kni af oN, Mm with the evlcUona. He aaid the on 61st atreet and 5th avenue. intentional. When'We turned back to Wins­ »nd members of the North (Caro­ b: two Navy planet stetloned in plan originated In Tulaa, Okla. 31,000 miles an hour by sclentisto Doctor squire la head of Rice's low. we left the school community lina delegation in (lYmgress, as aged to run a Mock koforo abo waa Wa feature a special complete wheel alignment check caa a a w talaat af PARSLEY Bun. Morocco. Pramleee Conrt F M t The loaa waa discovered by the apprehended by Seot'^eeted Pa­ taaefc wMi aur MaaMaa SLICED PEACHES can 29c star’s mother who oeciipira an ad­ at Rice institute - the fastest sound low-temperature laboratory’. There of 60 children and a half dozen In­ well aa the cabinet members, at­ of yoar car for flOO which includes a check for worn WMKINS As._ a l,,,a*. ■ The planes searched an area Tlghe W005U. who aafnlntatera tended the ceremony at the State trolman Prancta IVGrady. BXOTHBR.S. INC. ■mfmzs ■OH? WHO EXTRA FANCY joining apartment. Her report speed ever produced. he and his assistants test the prop­ dian service workers facing their purta, alignment of the frame caster camber, toe in UVOlOniaKhMMak bounded by Dakar on the eouto, tbe Federal rent contrtd program. erties of various elements under sixth day of isolation from the department. Webb was sworn in OCEAN SPRAT northern Spain on. the north and Jumped into action with a promise of the theft included no mention These scientists are to make a j , * To Rat agni re Israel art oxdusive play in the steering mechanism. Should FUNERAL nMa a4Ma aaiMa DO of missing Jewelry. Miss Henie, low temperatures. outside world. I by Raymond Muir, chief of proto­ "eeap", (ee Mmv wB) the Azores on the west. to fight such mass evlctlone in full report of their experlmento i col. to the office of Secretory of Lsaden. Jaa. yoar onr roqalrc aervidng this inspection fee will well MclNTOSH APPLES herself, waa not immediately 8everal months ago the sclentisto From Winslow, northward it SERVICE CRANBERRY Low ceilings end Mediterranean courL to^y at the annual meeting of the began an experiment with metallic looked like another world com-.I State Dean Acheson. ■WtHa^npdJberj ht appBod as a crodit to the charges necessary to place MMhifbaafdaaM thundentonna made the aeercb In telegrams answarlng com. available for elaboration. American Physical society in New to M h i I The actreea-ekater, former wife beryllium. They wanted to find the pletely blanketed In ‘snow, with 1 .\ppreval .Unantaiotta ^ yaar car’s front end ia irst dass coiidition. Ormand j.Wcst CUCKI-klt 3 L b s. 29c 1 6 Q L B sk t. $2*29 difficult, however. plaints. Woods urged tenanU re­ York city. streuj^ of beryllium by means of high winds whipping grey white The Senate unanimously apprev- wtuTamrii de tacto iparSal) la plaaa aaal. * Can P toe ‘fDeflaltelj Down" ceiving such eviction notices to of Bocialite Dan Topping. 1* star­ Head of the reeeaech project la ugaHlsa to larnaL RONNY OSBORN, factory trained in charge of this D ir e c t o r SAUCE ring in her own ice show now at sound waves at low temperatures. plumes from the mesa and peaks.- ed tbe 42-year-bId former budget Air Force authorities in Eng- inform area Pedaral Rent Control Charles Francis Squire, 35 year old Occasionally we saw a Navajo director yesterday to servo ss dopartBMBt. Homember fauHy steering is potential JUNKET Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales luid said the miaeing plane ehould Madison Square Garden. The Maryland phyaicUt. By-Prodnet e( Experiment Two tafaxto Kassxed . officea. coats first were described Doctor Squire calls the result e hogan but no tracks were ever Dean Acheion's top Hrutensnt. I iu sg tT and fatara expenoe. long since have exhausted it* fuel “If landlords refuse to Withdraw one Important Reeult seen leading out of the buildings. Acheson himself was confirmed as; N il walk. Ja>- 96—

lIANCHEffTEB B V E ^ G JERALD. MANCHESTBR. CWNff., miDAY, JAWuArt 28. 194t MAXMCHuaiiLK UVIsmNU HI&KALU. UANCHiCSTKR. CONN^ FRIDAY, J A ^ A R Y 28, 194t Washington, 8*8 071 Nathan Hala. 841.41; Barnard. 811.33; St. James. ccmpletlon of a tentenca and was -equeat, saying they were “mini Schools 882.85; BUvs/Lane, 8SA7; South. mum . requlrenMntik"inta.' She also* They Wanted Stnafl' liTedding ST“ ! Released Prisoner . raarreated by State Polioanum But One Crash Bowles^ Stand Fm $10; Bunco, $7.36; Keeney, $4.23; OaOTte A. Noxon o f Rtdcaflald Manchester cotnioanded Oovamor Bowleb■ for CMmey, Technical school, 818; barracks on a charge of being a ilia atand on a achool buildiiig pro­ Polio Drive Highland Park, 831.37, and High Arrested Again gram. — fugiUya from JutUca. R etried Here Dale Hook Draws Praise New CoHcge acbooL 8131. illQ Arraigned later before Judge ■» • lllaa Canty amphaalBed: "The CIRCLE Chairman John J. O'Connor to­ Charlca A. Hallock in Qity court. important thing for parents tn this •ATUROAV day expressed his appreeiajLlon and Danimry, Jan. 3&—-(JP)—Adolpjio Tonight state to remember la that their NOW Contrlfaate $561 in Rota agreed to waive extradition Center Church x’nespians Play, Legislature- Commissiou Hits Offers Itself for Hire gratitude for the fine work done Rota, o< New York city, was re- and was turned over to New York Local Motorists Driving children will suffer unless educa­ CSau«e ManchiMter’s Mareh of by the school children and by “John Loves Mary.” Hollister au­ tional requiremanta a n met Im­ -fTatoea Sm m m leaaed toitay from the Federal Cor­ city p^ice wbo aald he ia wanted Carefully Today; No ditorium^ * Of ,CEA Feels Pro- And Promisea Own Mr..Bentley. 'Tt is Indeed gratify­ there for a narcotics law violation. mediately. o r THE OFEBA” Dimes Ompaign ing,” bald the chairman, “ to know rectional inatitution . here after Ouarda vs. Danbury, Baatem “Whan wa a n 'fu lly aw an now Student Body, Alumni One Injured. League game, • p. m.—Afthory. gram Too Limited — FU7B — . „ that the achool children of Man- that children in Connecticut will Marla Maataa Jau HaU School children o f ManciMter cheater realiM the Importance of Cbalioner Club to present Ctn- bo denied a proper eduoatkm two derella Week-End at S t Jamas' Hartford, Jan. 88 — Up— The •AU BABA AND THE Laiuring, Mich., Jaa. 38— —A contributed a total of 8561.33 to helping in the fight against in­ .Tn spite of the very poor driv­ years from now and then fail to fantile paralysis. They really did a hall. leglalatlv«'co|unlaBlon of the Qon- FOBTT THIEVES" ___ M ilage "faculty" offered Itaelf for the Manchester March of Dlmea ing condit'ona in' the town last make adequate preparation w4 drive, it^was announced today by fine job." Meeting of Manchester Building necticut Fidueatlon aaaoclation to­ a n falhiig In our roaponaltilllttaa.’^■ponaltini' SATi *«q)annaB* Laat'Chap. nire today and promlaed to pro* nlstit and this morning, only one and Loan Asaociatlon at 7:80 p.m. Thomas Bentley, principal of the <'■ skidding aeddent was reported to day commended Governor Botfvlca Vida tta own atudent -body aad Hollister street achool, who M in sntnrdny, Jannary M MakM Coaferciwe Debut police. At 4:30 p. m. yesterday Polio benafit—Fireman vs. Po- for bia athnd on aducatlon„ but SlumnL charge of the school collectlona BEGINNING The 1 call os—Yonr table will be (ONLY 3 MOVING PARTS) WRINKLE-FREE SHARKSKINS — PASTEL GABARDINES — Pi ture. In iewriting the law to add . Joseph A. Olordano, of Wethers­ gold'toned three Navpl members to tile staff, ready when yon arrive. field. when ahe discovered him loot­ MOIRES—TWEEDS—THESE SKIRTS ARE REGULAR 84.98 AND the poat of Burgeon general was ing b«r home yesterday afternoon unintentionally left' out. Your friends will prob­ According to the report Barreira buttons For Only Aa a result, Oiester Bowles be­ ably be here tpo. once wonted aa a handyman for $5.98 VALUES THAT WERE SOLD TO US AT FAR BELOW THE the Olordanoa, and yekterday, dur­ came the first governor to serve -Betam ef -Coaatcee at Wow! without a surgeon general on his Tel. 3802 Or 3847 ing the abaence of hla one-time MARKET PRICES AND WE IN TURN PASS THIS SAVING ON Oetobrr- Moata Crlata- employer, broke Into the home. As staff. (In Color) TO Y'OU! EACH SKIRT IS DEFINITELY FOR SPRING—THERE’S Legislation will soon be intro­ Soaja Helae They An Sensatkmal!! she entered, he eought to make a Glenn Ford getaway, but Mm Olordano tried duced, according to state military Terry' Moore Olga Saa Jnaa THE THE NEW GLEN PLAIDS. THE TINY CHECKS, PASTEL SWING officials, to correct the situation. to reatraln hlnu' Barreirq then giaaped her hy the throat Her Its passage la considered certain. Faatwa—1:58, 8A8. 948 Who ? GABS AND LIGHT'nVEEDS. SIZES 24 TO 30. This would aaaure the return of screans attracted nearby peraons Dr. Smith, a colonel, to the staff' Last Show Nightly—8:0# SHERIDAN walthur to board a bus. lahu dtOeultles here, Banglra since the medical officer o f the Mancheater’s Popular Sat: KIda MaHnae At l'A8 Why The DUBALDO BROTHERS ' was apprehended on the , Cross state military department auto­ Restaorant Highway January 1 on complaint matically becomes surgfon gener­ B ^ Stops At Our Om f FEATURING FLIP AND HIS GUITAR of a motorist H m motoriat claim­ al. ed he bad experienced mechanical trottbleq and had parked hla car »239 Trqly A Wonderful. Combination Of whOs be Walked to a aervlce ata- tloa for aid. Beturning, he aaicl. Minus A Very Generous Allowance On Your Old Refrigerator Extended Forecast Fun, Music and Entertainment he found Barretra atanding by the Skirt'it flared with ur>- The Center Church Thespians Present car, tha window o f which had been pressed pleats in front, Boston. Jan. 28—(PV—Extended amaahed. A t tha time Barreira hfovy blue, aqua, jode-green forecast for New England period Every Friday Nile at the denied he hqjl touched the vehicle or lipstick red. Junior mitt Saturdav, Jan. 39, to Wednesday, He waa found guilty and aentenced tizet 9 to 15. Hot paired Feb. 3. Inchialve: JOHN LOVES MARY to jiiil for 10 daya. At that time The temperature during the next Bolton Loke House be had Juat been released from the round gilt metal buttont, welt­ five days win average from three county JaU, he stated. It is aald ed rounded-rever collar, cop to aigbt degrees below the season­ Writt«n by Norman Krssna. Produced for the flwt ”The Honee of HoepitaiHy’* he has a long recort In nearby tleevet, telf bflt. Twin un­ al normal with cold weather eon- time In New England by an snistenr group by special # atatea pressed hipline pleotx ore held Term s tinuing throughout the psrieri. ptnaiMioii' of DrMMittotB Pity Ssrvktf InCa together with buttone. Some normals for the period and if youhaven’t aa yet treated yonraetf to one ef cor Start Wedglag Trip are: Boaton and Providanco 27 de- steaks don’tjdelay any longer. n gtwaa. New Haven. 38. Nantucket FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JANi 28 AND 29 Rome. Jan. 38 —(87— Tyrone 80. Oonoord. N. H. 21, Burlington. Music and Dancing Every Fri. and SaL Night Power and bia bride, tba former It’s the youngest, cutgst, trickiest gabardine dress Trades V t 17, Portland 33. EaaH»rt 30. AT 8 ilS P. M. Linda Christian, got up bafore Greenville 13. and Presque lele 11 dawn today to start their wedding we’ve seen and so well priced at only $8.98. The degress. ‘.rip. They plenned to leave yoa- skfH ia flared with unpressed pleats in front and Precipitation will average more . HOLLISTER ST. SCHOOL BOLTON LAKE HOUSE erday, and drive as far aa Flor then eevan-tentlM' mehaa melted enea on their way to north Italy. on the hips. Junior Miss sizM 9 to 16 in navy, APPUANCE AND FURNTTUBfE CENTRE No Covar—No Minimum ^ TELEPHONR —oeourttaf as m aw Sorrias In Q-(«— aag Aartrta. But the skipper, aqua, beige and Jade. 649 MAIN STREET nortbam New Engtond an Satur­ Variety of Dinnera Served— Indodlnt Oar ReBowaed fafttvlty that fUtowed their mar' day with more general snow occur­ AdmiMion $1.00 Steaks—Still the Biggest and Best In Town Hage yeeterdaj^ morning tlrco ring toward the middle of next i out and they peetponed their week.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 194f

MANL'HCSTER e v e n in g UEKALU. MAM'HKSTER. CONN, FRIDAY,.JANUARY 28, 194> invited to Join before the charter wilt make his official visit at this nscttcut 'tiHiat Oompany, RockvlUc New Vet Groupl ia closed. Only 4 fraction of thoaa time. Branch; John & Mason- has baan ' -*.e.ns who era eligible far mem- sponsored by th* Ladles Benevol­ ^ a r k i^ Gouging B onM MmiwHtde Rockville A naol Ban 'r*al|ht slactod to the Board jrf ‘r r w ^ Happy Warriors beiOhip have been (tonUeted to Unemployed Hit Verdict May A ffect Bonds with George A. Arnold. Lebbeus 1...4V. I lie absence of roetera has ent So^ety in the church social To Speak Here The annual March of Dlmea Ball Grooving Fast. rboma on Saturday night. The C O N N B C m 'V l will he held thia evtning at the F. Bissau. Donald C. Flak. FranCla resulted in delay in locating for­ May Be Curbed E. Hardenbergh, and Clauds A. mer membera of the 160th Regi­ tpld Supper conunittee in charge will be Mm. Total of 44,364 vaEubt Princess Ballroom with dancing, 0 " j Ronald Bockus. Mr*. Harry Erick­ For Government Employee MBMOBIAL CO. ’48 Grand List entertainment and a Grand March. ment and it ia probable some vet­ son, Mrs. Netaon Warner and Hartford Jan. bUl to Due to the fact that the stores a n The hospital report for the year Local Chapter of 169th | eran's mey be overlooked. Veter­ HarUord. Jia. Unem­ - — ' A , ahowa 88 patienta In the bospiUl ans who have not been contacted I t t Troop On*, Sea* Mra. William Patrick. Last week parmlt dtlas to oimck flown on ■mria-A SMrik WIMmii open Friday night, the entertoln- the following were In Sparge Mr*. ployment In Connecticut has i^or Rockville January 1, 1948, with 1,060 ad­ Infantry Are Getting are urged to attend next Tues­ I, MtJojred the "Inter* Hartford. Jan. 3S-W> — A 4e- fwaa nfftmad ysatardny bjr Jthe clip, "price gouging" by patfclv lo^ Harlterd SJM18 ment will not be presented until Bessie HiUiard, Mrs. Murray reached its highest tovel in ten cision which may hava an Impor-.i cult c o ^ . ^ before Intermission. Ths Grand mitted, a t a total o f 1,008< treated. day's meeting, flil out an applica­ niitloMit]l|^^ catered by the onaratolni will bo toMaatad to the \ Thera were 120 births and 67 Members Daily tion blank and plan to attend the Bums. Mr*. John Shepherd and years, with the exception of the Unt effect upon the liability of CM* FIfst e< pOnd March, led by Mayor Frederick fttla ta tl^t.paat And have aeked Mra. Donald Smith. A profit of bonding compenlea for defaulting ; Edward J. Lonergan, aasMant Otaeral Assqmbiy by the Con- Board o f Assessors Gives :^ r g e r and Mrs. Berger, followed deaths; 506 medical caaca. 412 dinner meeting of the State Asso­ twenty-dollars was realised. reconversion period inunediately Dostal employee haa been handed i U. B.‘ attocney, aald tba caM WM neeticut Absodatton at Police by the general committee mem- surgical caaea; 142 Obatetrieal Membership total* moved for­ ciation. U »t th# ftrb hold another aupper postal employe cases; 283 Emergency cases; 200 The Hebron, Andover, Marlbo- following the war, the state Labor down by tha U. 8. Court of appeals. the find of lU kind, and has far* CbleCs. « The Tolid as $11*803,- berii and their ladles, will start at ward at Tuesday's meeting of Man­ Col. Naylor To Preside to 'n A ^ iiiiide tor the Bhiropeaa department reports. Claims for AntharinsS Oaalai Ambulance calla; 116 Major OMra- Plana for this meeting have trte thte anamer. The affair will ibugh cincer Committee held a The css* Involved embeaslements reacldng Implications. The measure, approved nt a 10:80 p. m. chester Chapter 189th Infantry I meeting at the home of Mrs. uncmploymsnt insurance benefits "Whnt tbs deelBlon meana, an it meeting o f the chiefs hare yester­ WM'H OF A U M 685; The iJetails tlona, 152 Minor operations: larg­ I been perfected and the local, vet- Johnson M h M niursday, Feb. 24 at the by an employe of the U. S. poet MONUMENTS Tha iiitertalnment aa announced Veteran* Asuociatlon when 14 ap­ Ralph Secord. Hebron, on Tuesday totalsd 44,864 during the wsek of now atands,” ha aald, "Is that on day. would empower muntcipaU- by. Chairnwn _ T _ i._____ am Pat______Egan_ ..WwiH S fl Ksabe masas est number treated. 51; amaUeat 1 erans who are host to the state center teifreh. Jan. 17-22, a rise of four per cent office at Essex. He had taken out number treated. 18; dally average group arc prepared for the occa­ And night. Following I* the Working a 12.000 bond with the American poet offlea bonds the government tlao to ragulate tha licanslng and Rockville, Jen. 28— (SpuclaM— foUows; ...... Soloist,...... Miss. Barbara plication* for admittance \atrc re­ i-, ^ v e r a l of these suppers were over the preceding week and 85.2 IS of p sm n g lots. patients, 82; hosplUl days care, sion. Guest* will assemble in the MM laat winter and proved ex* committee for the year— Dr. W. Surety company, and the bond was could collect the face value for The Vernon Grand UM for 1948 as Itenker: Dahqe Specialty, Juleen ceived by the secretary. John R. S. Maurer. Willi mantle, president; per cent over the correspending every year the bonds were in affact Chlsf Hanry P. Clark of Now Fredrick; Comedy Sketch. Ernie 10,814. The X-ray work included McOann. All applicant* were lodge room of the Armory where tthmely popular, gaining the title week In 1848. renewed each year between 1985 compiled the Board of Asaes- 670 patients; 1,440 fllms; Labora­ refreshments will be serv^. fo l­ Anderson Field Armv chairman, Mrs. end 1944 when his cmbeaxlamenU In cases of embexalement." Hsven said tha teglsIStion was Tkare'a Nnthiag Bsttar Tha Meyer and Co.; Harmonlcata, BUI eligible for membership and ad­ "^tem stlonal Supper” from the Bridgeport had the highest Job­ alaisd prliiiarlly at lot eparatora tory teats. 2,271, In (latlenU; 727, lowing the social hour dinner will niany varied dishes representing Charles Pfeiffer, campaign chair­ finally were discovered. ' Attorney Cyril Oedemnn, eoun* Bors total* 811,808,685 or 8762,838 KowakI; and Grimp AcrobaUc mitted to the Bociety. The meet- ^ PAINTING AND less total of any city, with 7,508 who boost prloso whan psrklqg Dapee, Connie Lamarimx; Barber out patients. ing waa well attended and con*ld- !- be served in the dining room. T'example, the menu would in* Hartford 4,605, Waterbury 4,374 In no dngle year did the em­ 1947, the greatest Individual in­ diately after dinner the semi-an- George Garci, Marlboro; treasurer, bezzlements exceed the face value suits bayond the Immedtate ease. The police officials also voted G C juU k* ers; Soloist, Eleanor Tw it*; PUno among those present over the rap- ‘ c|>M Italian spaghetti. SwedUh and Stamford 2,953. Fourteen other to epimM any action which would crease being an Increased value id growth of Manchester's newest,; nual meeting will convene. Colo- Interioi* and Exterior Work rdHa Boston balccd beans, Greek Mr*. John Yeomans, Andover; of the surety, but the cumulative "It la a test cass." he said, "and Accompanist, Ml*# Ann Marley. Couple Celebrate , nel William H. Naylor will preside clinic chairman, Teresa Vincent; offices reported claims under; 1,800 while no great amount of money la take away the powsr of existing ROASTING. of automobiles of 8432,810 over There wil be the usual bqptha organization. "dolmades" (stuffed cabbage), etc. each. total was well above that amount . at this meeting. Entertainment 223 Highland St. TcL63l2 education chairman, Mrs. Ralph The government claimed that Involved in It, much may be lit' traffic authorities In tha municl- laat year. with home made cakes and catidy. Among those applying for a d -' •Vfivlnla Green Is chairman of psliUes. Chickant The detailed summary followa, 5(Hh Annivergary miasion were many Rockville vet-' consisting of movies and a talk by the Supper committee and is as* Secord; service chairman, Mias the surety company was liable to volved In Its ImpHcationa." Kiowa Connell a well known speaker will follovv .130 Oak St. Tel. €914 Margaret Danehv; town'chairman, ttie full amount of the bond for Colaman said he was awaiting Oftea In Any Tlaw 1987 dwellings, 84,884,590; 2,468 Kiowa council. Degree of Poca- erans of the 169th Infantry. One tad by Barbara Kloppenburg, T s Mensory o f BoesevsH bama, abeda and garagea. 1495,180; of the new memlrers is a resident j the business meeting. Social ac- rhar Steiner, Carolyn Scott and Andover. Mrs, Harry Erick­ each year, the company contended a copy of tha decision before con­ DrIHrartM Friday Mevnlag honUa. will meet this evening at 8 Mr. and Mra. Joseph Steiner *of tlvTlties will conclude the evening's S son; Hebron, Mrs. Floyd Py)- North Coventry ferring with officials of tha surety 2,000 house «nd building lota, 81.- o'clock in Red Men's hall with the of Stafford Springs. When in­ Joan aaioet*. Ticket* may be ob* OretU Pahwer its total liability was limited to 25rHush Hill road observed their N formed today of the rapid progress program. ^ gll; Marlboro. Mrs. George Gard. the 82,000 face value. company to determine what fur­ New Haven, Jap. 28—(F)—Con­ 088,385; 170 commercial bulldingi. new officers in charge.- Plans for galdel^wedding ennlveraery fecent- tainsd from any member of Troop necticut Deroocmtlc leaden gather ROtiER Ol.rOTT 8054.400; 16 mills and manufac- of the local chapter! William H. The Andover Fire department Oretta Palmer, noted lecturer A son bas been bom to Mr. and A verdict in favor of ihe gov­ ther action will be taken in the the coming season will be dis­ ly at t ^ “City View" dance hell Belnnissian Knamps Reclaimed One. has voted to turn over to the town n. the Hotel Taft hera tonight to 46S Weal UMtor Mraat ' toriea, $809,000; 9,485 acres of Jackson of New Britain. State Sec­ NOTICE Mra. Leo Mltterholser at the ernment by Judge J. Joseph Smith •case. cussed at this time. on Koeney street, with about 75 retary of the A.s.soclatlon. stated the twelve hundred gallon tank- and author la being presented by Manchester Memorial hospitaL honor tha mMnory of tha late 1858 land, 8289,885; 3,061 motor vehi­ people attending from Hartford Praeldant Rooaavelt Speakers at Install OWeers Manchester now leads all other Moscow .>!• Press reports say truck. which the department re­ the Fhtima Guild Forum Friday, Coventry Grange held a recent cles, 8U#0,645: roschlnery snd The Junior Congregation of the and tbie town, A turkey dinner Was collective f.inners and ndivldual Btucaglia. At noon the Coventry tha state’s flrat "Roosevel^day" water power, 8083,890; 56 horses chapters in membership. MurieFs Beauty cently purchaa^. ' February 4, at St. James Auditor­ meeting at Grange Hall with the Bigamist Given B'nal Israel Synagogue will install served and dahding and other pas­ Invite New Members peasants of Bclorus.sm reclaimed Ellington Mrs. Alva Gilchrist is at the Fragment Society served a deli­ dinner wlU Include Cktv. Cheater and mules. 82,680; 607 neat cat­ its newly-electad officers at the ium fbr the benefit of St. James Lecturer's program in charge of cious dinner to the group consist­ times were enjoyed. Tlielr son, j It was the concensus at Tue.s- more than 60.000 hectares of Salon Windham Inn Convalescent Home. Bowles, Senator Hubart H. Hnm- tle, 825,750; poultry, 823350; service to be held Saturday morn­ Anton, took motlgn picture# of the church and ochool. the Worthy Lecturer Mrs. Oliver ing of fruit cup, bouillon; roast phray, Jr. (O-Mihn) and Rep ' day’s meeting of Manchester swamplands in 1918. This figure, Wednesday night was banner Mr. Gilchrist i.s at the Windham Jail Sentence Jewelry 82,600; furniture and musi­ ing at 10:30 a. m. They are; party and the groups of dancers. it was explained, is about double Brown. She introduced the man­ chicken with all the fixings, apple Jacob K. JaviU (D-NT). The din­ I Chapter that the date for closing night for the Master, Mrs. John Community Memorial Hospital, It was search (for the "Brother­ ager of the WiUimantic telephone HILDITCH cal Inatrumenls, 8145.160; ' me- Harry Cohen, president; Frums Mr. snd Mrs. Steiner were remem­ the reclamatipn work of i9t7 Muriel Bolin* Prop. hood of Man" that took Gretta pie and Ice cream. Mrs. John ner Is being aponsored by the Con­ I the charter be derided when per­ Shanahan. Jr, of Ellington where he is being care. 31 TO FEB. 13 cession. His team won 3,1 games July, 1950. TTiere were also a sc­ who attended the Leader training grand list of 812,464,182. Exemp- I trustees. Harry Lletaman, presl have three aons and five daugh­ ble veterans will he contacted and lands fn e.-stern Europe. out at 85 .played with the Farm* olvioualy, man’s hostility to other meeting at the Bolton church on ward J. Quinlan hare yesterday. tiond are $660,497. leaving a net I dent of the B’nai Israel Congre Join the iVIuncuesler M;'." i Oimes Y.M.(«A. President man. Now, then, what do we know ries o f pictures on the telephone, Judga Quinlan spedfled that DANCE ters, Anton of Hartford, John and lagton Valley Pi/mona Grange. parts and Inatallation, which Monday from 10:30 to 3 o’clock. OPEN grand list of 811,803,685. I gstion, will be in charge ot the in Frank; Mrs. Henry Locke, Mrs. Suflield team won In the Farming* about that? How can we make They were Mrs. Edison O. Davis sentence whs to ha suspended aft­ ! atallatlon. everybody friendly towards so­ proved very interesting to all. RO' er Armstrong has served six Modern snd Square The Board of Aasesaora for the William CarUon, Mrs. Arthur De- ton Valley Pomona and the win­ Torrington. Jan. 28.—(JP)—Dr. freabmenU of home made cakes and Mrs. L. Henry Reed from the Town of Vernon Including Perry Head of Troatees Luco, MIbe Theresa and Mlaa Anna ning teams in the two Pomona’s Paul W. Stoddard of Falla Village ciety?" 'These were the things pro­ Northeast tKelghImrhood Club and months. i Howard I. Wood has been elect- pose by Oretta Palmer to hun­ and coffee were served following The Derby men was charged Given By SUNDAYS A. Lathrop. William F. Schmalz Steiner, hU of Manchester. They then had the playoff, the winner was re-elected president o f the Mrs. O. G. Anderson and Mrs. W. ! ed president of the Rockville Pub­ also have seven grandchildren. dreds ^ f wise men pf our times. the meeting with Mra. Lillian Mcl- with having married Dorothy Bolton Pilgrim Fellowship and Howard C. Dimock will com­ of 3 out of fi games was for the LItchfleld county Y.M.C.A., at lU ien in charge. 8. Haven from the Center Neigh­ lic Library for the coming year She found this "Brotherhood” not Wheller January 21, 1942, while 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. plete thair work this week, with with other officers as follows; Ray­ ^mwimeina the state championship. annual meeting here * last night. Mr. and Mrs. Walter 8. Haven borhood enub. The topic was Bolton Community Hail the Board of Tax Review holding Quake Shakes IMIo Ellington was the winner and Other officers re-elected were: where she expected to find it but atiU legally marrlad to Anny Arm- Weekdays S to 6 mond E. Hunt, vice president; snd among our own troops. "The self- entertined the Worthy State Lee* "What’s cooking In your Neigh­ Its flrat session to hear appeals Ira Wilcox overseer of Connecti­ Vice president, George E. CMrr of atreng, whom ha marrlad In Penn­ SATURDAY. JAN. 29 Clarence J. McCarthy, >secretary. lessnesa of the soldier w m the turer Alma Brooks and Mr. bor’s Pot?” and the leader was foom the aaaeaament* on Tuesday, Manila, Jan. 28—

iCayihs Have library on Mlieels women are talking * Prague—(/» — The first library about the auto- The Finest of ail i\>fr Features in the Smartest of ali Neu). Carst on wheela has begun operations in suburbs ,of this Czechoslovak capital. It ia a huge hus with matte washing ma­ catalogued, books in racks along the aide, and with room for a chines. L TM TiARY OVTOTlUiM M M ANTT .dozen persons to browse. S. leW tSf MNCW CM WITH «M MTMA-MhnC M tVf W «sewt«»f ewf 8 . C O ft M im V NOW B O M H R T OMINR Town

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tht ada are shockingly frank. ra. «•, and were charged Jan. Rotarians^ Show dement, that la all. But in their Mostly they make no atentton of A FiTt CifU- IS ariUi posaeaalng counterfeit German Girls Income tax Service ^ and U odB atnaitlve raapectabllity. the gueata Acunzo Given money of the eame issue a* that marriage. f i f c r Men use tha bUIboarde, too. Ona Now in Rehearaal W « nevw really expected to see , Thomas J. Shea CLAMS had reactions trua to form. tMani- held by Acunxo. advertiacd: Today*8 Radio Budi a headline again. It is a uig of Costello’s sponsorship they fPreseher asld the government Seeking Men Former IHpaty CeHeetor i r f i i t t g . IjrraUi Prison Term beUevea the arrefU may laad t o , "Fifty-oae year old busiaoas "Room Service," tbe three act New Torit headline hailing the v/ere In moat instances either out­ SO Dieioion Rircet 1 ■•M ini Btaadard IjkM source of the bogus currency. j tn ilookiag much younger) A hagaar aad . INC. fact that the dvr eeni cigar is raged or cmbarrasalngly eompro* Phone 2-1795 Twe Wagera riaoed Bluntly Advertise on traveUing to Bavarian reaort soon. by tlM several loeal ItaUan eo- Boris originally produced in New • 11 BtMell *m»\ again an view, for the lirst time Whiere la the good looking girt. not. ‘ IbncbMtar. Comi. mlped by the nears. Seven-Year Sentence Im Acunao told Judge Calvia Oiea> i alltSB— cletiea wtU bt held Saturday night York in 1937 U now in rehearsal THUMAS nenOUROR It la evident that aemethlng. , nut that he placed two wagera of Big City Billboards; older than Si. who wanta to ac­ T w n c —Dance Orchestra. since the war. posed on Charge of company mo?” ' WDRC--^iaot Hunt: Newa to ralaa funde for the landecaptng for presenUtlon Friday and Sat­ Rtm.. T»e«i.. 0«n l We don’t know whether it is a went very much awry. _ . . I »«00 «*ch on the Capitols to ^ a t WCOO—RdftAMrd PoMoa Speak, U t$»— o t the ItaUan-American War Me­ .. OctobEt I, liW* B ills the JeU by 11 and 11 1-S points in 1 Outnumber Males 'The men who run the blUboarda WTHT — DlsUngutshed Service urday, February 25 and 26 at tbe SOLLY'S TAVERN good live cent cigar. But at least What a situation! ' Passing Bogus acNov, 27 game in Washington. U i RONSOiN UGHTEBS morial tn B t James' cemeUry. The MHlihad B»*ry Brenlni B»c*pt ■ay aa ad like that will attract 00 Award Banquet affair wiU be held at the lUlian- HoUlster school auditorium by the dniSBv anA HoOdaya. jt is a symbol, and competition is There, on the one hand Is gl#.- was testllled thst the. Caps won Frankfurt, Germany, Jan. aS—; to 100 ajiawera. WONS—Dance Orch.; News. 172 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Cnaii.v Baltimore, Jan. SS.—( d —J» Mat! ...... counterfeit. money he saideald hewOThe w on; been following ^ both ^ teams had; » country where they outnumber wnc—Dance Orchestra. Us Month! by Mall ...... $ S UO The five cent cigar is symbolic Somebody has lost a great op- dlera for the affections of frau- A ^ u r Drug Store* WKHB-Joh^ l^ff; PrafBcaey Madwlatlaa be awarded at the drawing. Other audiences in New York and later •sa montW by Mall ..,■■••...... t l.««l from R New York, bookmahbr. » leina WOOO—Blg Brother BIlL prises are a Schick doublehaad ...... t «t of what this country needs to keep j^rtunity. —>*. 8. Jets were to be spotted to make | They bluntly advertise "Man W DRC-^ 4M) 9$,1 MC. during its road tour wUI remem­ (insta O mT ...... He said ha won 82.000 aa the it a sure bet. Whethei' It was a ; Wanted” on the big city blUboarda The reason la German men since alactrie ragor, a hair dryer, a home ber that the story revolves around Vaakly. by Carrier ...... t « the wheels of production turning ** w 5 rcj—New Bagland Not** W raA —188.7 MC. lAato printing and developing set • isa. dellrered. One Tear . tIKUU result of a "aura bet” on a pro- fixed game or not, I don’t know," I which fill the place here of Amer­ last summer’s currency rebreforn WTHT—ffM 18B.7 MC. a theatrical-group which is en­ . SI3.0U and sales keeping up in volume feaslonal baaketball game between He said the bookmaker who! are able to buy clgarattea. ehoco- book, • , and a bask et^ grocerieo. deavoring tO jproduce a play on a raat of lllaa.. r»reifn .. ican newspaper want ad aectione . WONB—Story Tims, w n c —FM «M MC) 88.8 MC. Nofoen Pratt AnnuUi, local and employment holding up, and tbe Washington Capitols and the gave him the bills waa known to late and nylons. Bafore, only the WDRC—TM. aboeatring. HEMBEK o r Indianapolis Jets of the Basket­ Adlf like this; w n o —torsnao Jonsa. danea taachar, wm prasent some OPENING SOON to have all this on a sound .basis. Wapping him only aa "Muggty.” i GI, writh Amorican doUara, could BROILERS AND . Sams aa WDRC. With the exception of two fe­ TUB ASSiKttATKP PtiEBS ball Aasodation of Ameripa. “Twenty-three year old girl, . WKNB—Vaofha Monroe; of bar youag. pupils in a reciUI. The Aaancta'ed Free* '» "xilua'vely The principle Involved In the five “N ob ^y gives, his last name in i get them for their German girl WtPHA male parts which will be played WATCH THE HERALD FOR ^tled to the u»e of repuhlli-ation of Acunao described himself aa a blond, medium-slsed,' blue-eyed, Sketch Bow. „ . Ptflibwiag tbs sMtsirtalmnant there This evening at 8 there will be New York,” he .added. want! to spend week-ends. with friends. ROASTERS wriOT—Bandstand; News ano 4:00—Meet Mias Mason. by Cbmmunity players, the cast is IlSaaa diapatrhea rredUril ti> 'I. ot cent eigsr is thst ot making the atone maaon from South Norwalk, WiU be dancliig to the music of made up entirely 6f men with FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT i.it iwera'ae irert'led m ihn> p«pe' a dance in the St. Francis church conn., but said he had not worked wealthy businessman. Please for­ Weather. > sH ^Trada Winds. Art Lawry and hia Moon MIsUrs. money now In the pay envelopes hail sponeored by the High School *vU; Weathar. the drawing. TIm whole affair will grand Jury convicted him here 18-year-oId Army privates, absent production will, ss usual, go into MANCHESTER Pall aerelre client "I N K. A. »rrr a1 years past. This la the princi­ guests. At 9:15 there will be a pro­ well-shiped 25-year old girl wants 8:$8—MeUotonas; News. b . fU ged In a baxaar-type atmoa- yesterday after a two-day trial. OoBvary to *'w D R O —The Old Record khop.
ilit.v fm relaxed. SO that Americans of the CYO organlutiom of the I rage and YMCA at the If'"'*'’ , ;ypofraBh>cal errnr. appefring tn__a) — In South Africa. > grst preiia conference that Secre­ volume of sale.! can be maintained of Interest to all jiarenU. The Evening 7:00—Kay to the Ulaaing. jon a knoll in tha cemeUiy. teachers of Wapping grammar Beautiful Axminster Broadlooms Just aa In tbe United SUtes, pin­ [ at present high prices, even 7:80—Manhattan- Spotlight ^ tary of State Dean Acheson took, school will have change of re­ up girls are a matter of taste. 2-4531 X though people cannot really afford WDRC—News. 7:40—Cafa do Paris. in a fashion which has received freshments. 8:00—Friday Night Frollca. With aO the gtamonr of a a w v M ^ Thousands of American caien' to pay these high prices. It is an WONB—News. _ . SMl SUilet Linda Chriatlaa. *4, are m rriod ta tte ^ e r ^ i M M little or no notice, an attitude The two work tables provided ■\VTHT-Music A t Six; BporiS 9:00—Fashions on Parade. dam bearing lectures of scantily by the PTA for Wapping grammar by a nationally famous maker ToUand Church of Santa Francceea Komaaa ia ■ * " • • * ? * clad loi'elles have been seized by 2-4532 n^ich was almost revolutionary in expedient which threatens imita­ w n C —News. 8:S0—LaU N*wa. ^ Hemmlck of Waaklagtea, D. C., officiated. (NE A radlo-teleplH>te). tion of the false lushness of 1929, school have been delivered. 'They customs authqfll^*^* pre^nt day American foreign pol­ were constructed by Mr, Paris of Mr. and Mrs. John Abom o t Tbl- But, an Importer complained: Phone either number for top quality »ertice» when so many Americans had * ‘ w D RG-Jack Bmlth Bportacaat: icy. East Windsor Hill. land village hbd as weekend with tomato Muee, crackera, let- to thei^ home owing to the serious "There seems to be no rhyme monthly or weekly Installment I gueeUgueaU Mre.M rs Aboni*Abom^----- parents, Mr. I The new Secretary of State was George Gillette of Ellington road, WONB—Bkl calendar. Additional Books jtiice: Tuesday: Chicken shortcake, lllneaa with pneumonia of one of or reason in the banning pro­ claims against,them almost equal Wapping died at his home ’Tuesday. __ _ . _ • and MMrs rs WsIUr HUnt of South- the family. cedure. Some are seized, and aome, asked to comment on the day's Slight irregularities save W TIC—Musical Appetiser: cranberry aauce, potatoes, butUr- to their own entire salary. Let the He had been employed by the town Weather. At Whiton I ^ ih r a r y bridge. Maas, Mr. and^M»». Homer ■ixitch pudding; Wednesday; Ham- Mr. and Mrs. Furlong Flynn almost exactly similar, are re­ big headline from the Russian for a long time. Besides his wife, /R4 YTU14V1S aaaarawm J \umnh, Marsh otof Dudley, Maaft.Maasi,^ Mr-Mr* awand leased for sale. It seems to de­ DON WILLIS GAEAGE average American be eneouraged 1 burg gravy on boiled potatoes, have had as recent guests Mra. world-the flaring announcement Mary Miller Gllette, he leaves six [Mrs. Ralph fSimmons South carrots, bread and butUr, ginger Flynn’s couztb, Mr. and Mrs. Ru­ pend on which examining officer 18 MAIN STREET to mortgage hlmaelf too highly daughters: Mn. Margaret Blodgett WTHT—Bereno GammeU; New booha received at bridge. Mass. ia on duty when each crate is ot the organlMtlon of a "Council Weather. . , . bread; Thursday: Bologna, cream dolph Watbon of Caracas, Venez­ and a strain is created which haa and Mrs. Louiae Weingard of North Whltoa iJbiary Include the tollow- Frmleric CarpenUr of ’IbUand opened.” for Economic Mutual Asristance" »22 w n C —Connecticut Legislature uela, South America. to produce a collapse, sooner or Andover, Maaa., Mrs. Helen Wein- . by Russia and live of Ita ■atelllte sky of Hartford, Mias Florenca Gil­ y o u 8:«B— Ing fiction: later. WDRC—DoweU Thomas. Blythe. Bold OalUaean; Coualns nei^bora. ’The announcement lette of Southington, Mrs. Alberta . W TH T—Musical Favorites. Throughout the country, in the Shetinaky of lA st Windsor Hill U n cle's^ ^ 4ha>iiM9«taat from in back of the Iron curtain The setting of an “ Axminster” loom prior to weaiHng each pattern and coloring V. W fKJ—Tkraa Xtar Extra. meals. Charge of past few weeks, there have been and Mrs. Catherine Clark of Hart­ Saint; DOS Paawa, Thl.1. H.. who waa called been used as the basis for fervent East Hartford with a sloamn req- be brought into a aound balance ulem maaa at St. Francis of Assisi new American charges against V w^mr^^lMor Premiers for continued high activity and church. Burial was in St. Mary's R.utaia and her purposes In the cemetery. East Hartford. Thomii^ ’AllTpraptoOpporiu; JST’ prosperity. It means a lower rate 9 x 1 2 ft. > WDAC—Chib. Fifteen. world. What the newspaper cor­ After school at Ellsworth High Van The Town A tran^positton of price of profit for producer and retailer, WONB—Answer Mqn. In Bon-flcUon: Bean. Yankee furata of M n. LMU 8. HaU. respondents were presenting to there arc extra curricular activi­ Auctionea? Cbatawdrih. 8 o «h The next regular meeting of figurcf) in oar advt. last but it does mean continued profits ties ranging from basketball prac­ k V rn iT —'Lone Ranger. Mr. Acheson, in. other words, was, W TIC—Yankee Yarns. OoowT t S B tU w ^ Tolland P. T. A. win be held at night caused an error on i instead of bust. tice’ to n photography club which Mtroorial achool Wednea- t h ^ two items. They are another opportunity to ^ breathe are available to any of the stud­ 6 7 5 0 V w5BO->i»ira»d R. Mwww S S S l ^ ^ ^ l S t e S h f t O W a a d s day. Fab. 2. Mlaa Ethel M- Jenklaa ^ t e d herewith at the cor- American defiance and condemna­ ents'. *nils is included in the win­ WB iBMBae iwwywwweaa* w* mthw- ter schedule which began Nov. 29 •gg ^#«savapw>t w -----m- - *^rect and intended prices;— tion upon Russian acta, and thus W ^ ^ A lS u i? o f tha WsMl o a li^ win speak "How Reading Winter Cricket Wins and will continue until spring. . A the Ddfsh; HelmeriCka, Our Sum­ whoop up a few more fighting mer with the Eakimoa; Kim­ Ia Taught Today." Before spring was interrupted, faculty member directs eaeh activ- The nekt regular meeting of Tot headlines. **W tSrC—Jack Carson Show: brough. It Glvea Me Great Plaaa- \ve noted in the public prasa a *ty. WTHT—Fat Man. ure; Merrick. Green Mountain land Orahgs will be held at tbe And, 1^ Mr. Acheson didn't hap­ Following sre aome of the group BACON mention of aome would-be weath­ if jperfect Hooked Dfisign WONB—Great Scenes . from Farm; O’Connell, The Victor Community Houae Tuesday eve­ pen to want fighting headlines at activities: Orchestra, Journalism Great Plays. ning. February let. FoUoWing the er expert who conaidcred that hia clasH baaketball practice for boys Book of Symphoniea: Smith,' the moment, he could have met wnOa-Band of America. Larka in the Popcorn: Vllllera. The regular buflneae the Lecturer’s and glria varaity. Hi-Y, freshman This is a quaint panelled design, as shown hour will he gtven over to ritualia- lb. 65c M e sh ow / discovery of a live caterpillar in a the question with no present com­ and intramural basketball, art, Set of the Balia; White. The Fym - pile ot lumber to be unuaual and would b e aboWTwith typical scrolls ind floral designs of vm R C—Mr. Ace and Jane. er’a Handbook; Williams, Modern­ Oc work of tbe Oraiige. Rrfreeh- ment at all, thus reserving to late shop class, year bqok, girls' newsworthy. NSw, we have noth­ % Early American hand-made rugs. The predomi­ WONB—Yours for a Song. izing Old Houses. mcnta wlU be aeraW ny A commit­ himself n later opportunity for at­ glee club, cheerleaders. Junior WTHT—Thta is Your FBI, tee during the aioelal hour. ing against the rise of amateur boys' safety education, aopbomore nating color is brown in various shades and hues tack upon the Russian move. w n C —Jimmy Durante Show JS88GSmea D. Rurka______of Thtland ave- CHUCK Weather propheta; it ia an avoca- boys’ health education. French club with rose, turquoise, blue and other colors work­ nue, ToUaM^la chairman o f the But what Mr. Acheson did was ^on to which every New England­ and photography club. $89 ed into flowers and leaves. Limited quantity. .. WONB— Hy Gardner. To Ask Riailpoad March______oL tMmaa campaign._ She neither of these alternatives. The physical education plan is to rwa V . 1 1 'Ti reporte/h w ry astiafactory contri ROAST er worth hia salt aspires, and all give every student a chance to The New York Times reported, WDRC—Drama. To Install Fence ^ of us are . free to make such prog­ play baaketball. If they arc not WON8—Gabriel Heatter. I WfAAmlAM______are mom reportedommoorkmA to be Km with «riffl the next day, that Mr. Acheson ress toward public recognition aa playing on the varsity or Jayvec W THT—Break the Bank. w e n pox p re s e n t among the lb. 55c said , of the Ruaalan economic our growing talenta deserve. boys’ and girls’ teams they msy w n C —Eddie Cantor Show. The Mancheater Improvera Aa- jUand pupila. union, that "he regarded it as a enroll on Intermural teams. 9ll$— •ociatlon la to draft a. l*tter Tuea- irrank Zagora haa been injured But the gentleman In question The hostesses for the Ladies' natural development of cornhiu- ISth Century Florals WON8—News. day evening to the New- Hayfn while at work in the wooda with does not deserve to rise very far Aid Society at the Community a aerkm cut on pda of hia hands, nism’a unhappy opposition to the on the strength of discovering a Honse Joday are Mrs. May Barber WDRC—The Ehichanted Hour Railroad concerning the Installa m el& Sjta neeeaaary for hospital tlon of a protective fence 6lmu BURSACK'S Marshall Plan for aiding the re- live caterpillar, nicely protected and Mrs. Edna Smith. News. trektnwnt. Mrs. Martin Relstcr of Mountain both sidea of ita tracka on '*>• * ^ SUl^R MARKET eovery of Westent Europe. With by a pile of lumber. In the winter Gorgeous floral patterns in- WTHT—Sheriff: RoU CalU Hot luDdiea at Htcka Memorial View road is a patient at Man­ w n c —Red Skelton. side of the croeelng at the North that brief ofaaervation, he die- spit^ by Eighteenth Cen­ End. ConalderaWe dtafeuaalon hee school January 81 to February 4; Hartford Road aaason. Caterpillars, to tell the chester Memorial hospital where 18:$B— Monday: Macaroni and bamburg ^ missed tha subject.” truth, are a dime n hundred, and she underwent an operation this tury textile designs as WDRC—Playhouse. eriaen among tha r«hidenta about shown in center, to left. thia as it Is coxsideM a nangeroua ’Tha Christian Sdwee Monitor io be found, even now, under any week. WONS—Meet the Preae. The annual setback party for Backgrounds include popu­ w n c —U fe of Riley. condition. Pedeatriana no longer reported that Mr. Acheaon ”com- warm smnvbank. uae ;he crosawalk along ibe aidea the benefit of the March of Dimes lar grey, beige and rose col- WTHT—Boxing, mented that Moacow’s newly an­ For dlacovery of a real winter of Main street, hut aive oalng th* will be sponsored by tbe Pleasant oring.^ with multi-colored iftsa — nounced plan for economic coopei^ oddity, we would hand the prise Valley club Feb. 4 at the Fire- WDRC—Percy Faith. short cut acraaa the tracks to make floral, leaf and scroll motifs. WONS—Memory Time. their bua ronneetiana, without con­ atlon with six aateUlte countries to a friend of oura who, before the houae. The receipts will be turned Ih e Arm y andlfavy over in the name of Martin Alien Good W’lth mahoganv fur­ W THT—AM American SporU cern for railway traffic. of eastern Europe is n natural re* current winter pleasanUieas, dla* The' fence waa removed some Hprnham. son of Mr. and Mn. niture. Limited quantity-. PV*- aettao against the United states’ covered and enjoyed the privilege raynmnd Burnham of Williams w n c—BUI sum. time' ago, end hee left that temp­ Marshal; Plan program." of hearing eaeh night, in hia own 18i4$— tation to (Uarenrd safe crossing a u b street. East Hartford. Martin who at the croae-gatae In favor of the back yard, a friendly chorus of is afflicted with polio is a patient w n O —Pro.and Con. Now what was unusual about 1I:8B— open area to the eaet of the gate- this kind ot atatement in Soviet- summer crickets. Each night, at at Nex’ington hospital. Joseph Elinore of Ellington road News on all atations. tenden Mieltar. dusk, they would chirp aa cheer­ The Improvera Aeaociatlon will American relations? 'The aiMwer is ill with pneumonia at St. Frtn- Exquisite ttiia — is that it was unusual because it fully aa In an Augiut orchard, and WONS—The OOP Ouh. requeet thaP the fence he built cis^hoapitsl. HUB— along the t r a ^ to provide the BINGO wAa dispassionate. Hero, neither our friend needed only to close hia Mrs. Roy Burnham. Mrs. Her- WDJtC-World Tonight necessary proteetloa. and to eli­ approving nor directly condemn- eyes to get the ^ n t of fading Iwrt Rose. Mrs. Robert Jillson and WTHT—Joe Haacl. minate the haaard tlu t haa arlaea • ing, was an American foreign pol­ clover. Mrs. Wellman Burnham of Pleas­ W n O -N ew a. around the hue atope. Every Soturday Night ant Valiev are planning to leave Hand-Hooked All America Acclaims the New ity official daring to raise the con­ ’The crickets have now taken a by auto Feb. 7 for Florida and ^‘Carved” cept that, given certain conditions, temporary and well-earned inter- thev exp.'ct to be gope a month. STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP it was "natural” for Soviet Riuata I mission, but they may bo expected The Wapping 4-H a u b met at All-Wool Rugs to do such and such a thing. ] to resume momentarily, and It the home of Joseph Krawskl. Jr.. Effect CHEVROLET for ’49 Thursday evening. 3 SPE a.\LS Secretary Acheson yielded noth- i "'**• think, be the first sp|ing Special! Special! 20 REGULAR GAMES Ing to Soviet Russia by taking in which the'baton has Special purchase. Substantial savings 1 Gor­ Reproduced by a clever use of two or three tones of one color of yam thts view. He reserved hia view P**»«'‘i directly from the Open Forum Reporti from all parti of Iho country indicate that men and woraoo and the American rirw that ™m- p'^rickota to the peeper*,. geous medallion designs (like illustration) to simulate expensive hand-ma^ plain Chinese carpeting in which the Genuine Faetoty Parts Used with rose, black, gray, blue, green and tan scroll designs are actually “dirvedT into the plain surface! Rose, grey, mimist opposition to the Marshall,;r oro greotinfl the now Chevrolot for '49 wilh unprocadonfad Aa .\ppreclatkHi, borders; geometric-florals in burgundy and wine and green backgrounds. Limited quantity. .. Plan is "unhappy," meaning both | To the editor. onthuiiatm . . . giving B an ovation never bafora occordhd lo ony gray. Treated backs to prevent “ sprouting” yCHEVROLETyj unfortunate and mistaken. But ^he ' Was Something Lost? The Mortgage Retirement Ob­ 1. BRAKE JOB $ 1 5 .5 0 servance Committee of Msncheatci of yarns! • naw oulomobii* . . . occlalming It tha most beautiful buy of att did imply that America could re- | We are not acquainted with Lcxlge No. 73 wish to e-epress to INCLUDES: main serene even if Russia did the” Frank Costello who, st $100 the Manchester Herald i*s 'appre­ WILLIAMS • TURNING OF DRUMS 51.90 EXTRA W e believe that will be your verdict, loo, when you ie« iMt make aurh mistakes. He managed, , plate, this week chsirmsnned s ciation and thanks for your friend­ 1 • FREEING CABLES nevrest ortd imorteit edition of Ihe cor ihot hoi been Ameifco s for once, to give an impression N*-w York Sslvation Army dinner ly co-operation and generosity in • SYNCRONIZING BRAKES publishing all publicity Item, first time in Years! OIL SSRVICa that America wraa ’ morally sure . 2x4 feet choke for 18 yoori. VouX And H'l the mod b*ouHM buy Mr for the benefit of the pqor. It U for thit event. • GENUINE OLDS LININGS of itaelf, beypnd the need to go said Costello personally paid the Hoping your prosperity will al­ the most beautiful Riher Body b*ouly ond Kiaury, for hondling-*ai« ond rldin^*oiO, down into the International street $2,500 liquor bill for the affair ways equal yo’ir great generosity. Distributors of on4 for worWa chompion Vohm-ln-Heod ihriBa and Rirlft . for a new brawl every time the which drew some of the city's re­ Sincerely YoUra Mortgage Retirement Genuine. Ozite Cushions Russians across the street move ligious and secular elite. It netted 1 2 " Gulf Petroleum Products bocouM H bringi you odvonlo^ oflor odvonlog* of MghMh* Observance Committee 2 . V4LVE JOB $ 1 8 .5 0 BUY of of/ a shade up or down. the Salvation Army $18,000. Herbert J. Leggett • Sec. of ■Com. I f you’ve been waiting for the finest all-hair rug cushion . . . the old priced con ot llw kww# prfwi ood w i* olihe fonwd o ee n ^ e# Thu press conference incident It U not even hinted that the INCLUDES: Rouge Oil Fuel Oil famous pre-war Ozite cushion . . . here it is for the flfst time in years. •paration and upka«p whkh Oiaviolet ownan hova enieyad ia waa considered, by all newspa­ Costello dinner was off the level, • CHEC^PRINGS Permanently moth-proofed. Abs^utely odorless. 32 oz. 9 x 12 pads • REMOVE, RESEAT AND GRIND pers, the most unimporUnt event even though, afterward, and much 5^.60. Larger sizes from rolla . 82 oz.-12 ft. wide, 51-76 sQ. yd. 46 Gulf Gasoline and Motor Oils tha p o ll. of Mr. Acheaon’S first official The v a l v e s to the consternation of those who oz. 12 ft. wide, |2.36 sq. yd. ■ meeting with the press. And it attended, somebody revealed Cos­ Dewey-Richman • ROTATE LIFTERS Quality Products Coma Ini Confirm lhaia foeti by moUng o fimhond fcupi i ^ waa Indeed not tbe kind of thiqg tello haa a background as a poUce • CLEAN CARBON of lha cor that b fin i for quoMy at lowaM ^ wWdi makes headUara. It mere­ character. It also ia reported he • ADJUST TAPETS Co. • TVNE ENGINE l>epehdable Service S ly reflectad a psychological aUl- liaa been a steady contributor to ■ e Amarko’s iudfi^^ ' tade oa the pai^ of the new trua- the Salvation Army In tbe past. OCULIST taa of Amarican foreign poUcy We may be mUtaken, but chari­ N • Usually OH .Burner Salat and Service' ' ,.Rat It may have beea aU-impor- ty compeU us to Buppoae that, PRESCRIPTIONS nLLEO 516.00 Mandieiter ' 8ME. aoasthelem, because It may whatei’cr CoateUo'a regular aa NEW FRAMES 341 Broad St. Phone 2-1257 CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Ine: - jiam ast a asw note forlhe whole ciationa, hU motivea and actions LENS OUPl.lCATF.n *T««r OUBHMbile Dsaler" 811 MAIN STREET MANCHB8TM o f Amsrirsn foleign pel- here were genuine. 7 S 512 WEST CENTER STREET . - PHONE 4134 **We Salve the Burning Question** He may have been out of hU REPAIRS MADE " ? \ '91 >1. M A N C BESITa EVCNTOO HEIIAI.D. M ANCHOTIBK, COM M . fTtlDA T, JA N C A E t M , IM t .MANCHESTER EVENING RERALt). MANCHESTER. CONN.. TRIDAT, JANUART W. IM * ..... I t t C R t T butter price# advahoad fractional­ ly, bowavar, and cMckon Incnasod iMatroil Tells Blue Yonder Retail Prices by 6.2 per cent No change waa Loo Rough Pay May J^ve Local Paralysis Victim, |i reported for eugaf^ and sweets. In National Post Fann Experts' Dear 0eer, You PUy Speedy Action L^o Macdonald eieo reported on Slaying Story On Way Down Bridgeport food retell pricaa. He Reacjira Peak Collects $25 for Camfig^igii'i said taera was a decline of 2.4 per . Seen as Aides cent for the November-Dee ember , Oil Eviction P*roWem y X X X X A, i* k ,N e a r ------" [I Figures Given for New p^od, including a drop in butter Biny Hansen b a i^ud and hap-ntimt hb ITIneaa would foroa. feu’ Testifies' About Ybit and moat prices. M o^lrhan 300,000 at eoUoetiens under thg nmouat coif ^ and aim ^, that It should ha ap> Haven and Bridgeport Have 10 Years of Ex­ py 1x7 today. And ha has rtason LegtoUtore Intends to To M ^ Hardy’s Cell H m regiona] ffirector diacloasd ALL KINDS - ALL SIZES . Coni^er^ee Likely to Be ftm enH Motors Like- to bs. Dasptts about a wcak.^ant Iccted last year, but bs im’t worj» proMimd on a bl-partlsan baala. By Federal Ag^cy that B r i^ p o r t food nricas ara perience to Put Be­ in bed with • savara cold, tha risd any mors. 11 Plaee Further ObtU* Bip. Chariea HsnchH of New After Her Arrest now one per cent higher then in Wredked by No Modi­ ^ly to Face Ckit Soon Lenox street youngster this yssr The youngster has monveml Hivan, aai^tant DemocraUc December one year ego, and 115.7 y " Fun Length, Bar Reinforced fication of Stands hind Truman Program coUsetsd almost as much for tha from Ms emd and la attanffint cles in Pnth of LendU, ■minority loader In tha Houaa and Navada City, CaUf.. Jan. 25—(F) Nsw H a v ^ Jsn. 2S— cvtck tenants w m promisao toUgy. matron of the Truckee, C buraau’s figures ahow a drop in S69 CENTER STREET TEL. 40T9 abroad. trical worgera of the General Mo- add only $11 to tha polio fund. liepuMMsa/ and Damoemuu had a chance to act," he said. "It Shs tesUflod y e s t e r ^ ah^^ give up gains In the southern dea* ’The Agriculture department re­ tora Oorporation, atand to taka a The blond-haired yonugiUr has shothar day to mako coUactlona. { Will ateo atvs tha lagislatura Now Haven food price# of 2J per .,v. art which the Jews have refused laausralauera iomSi la a W-partlaan Ud Mrs. Hardy In hejMrnickss cent since December, 1947, and a called that today in .a statement two or threa-cont an hour pay cut a vary special reason for working ' ' '■ 1 Itestaa stop-gap ieg- ebanct to atudy tha situation esU in August, 1947, s^sw days ERNEST D. |'4f to do. explaining, how it pldns to aid in on .the basia of the govammant’a so hard on ths Dlmea drive. In thoroughly and onnet permanoitt B drop of 2.8 par cent from mid- r w two>wccka old negotiations declining coet-of-Uvlng index. isotLoiT^^to protect tenants'wiuis after Lois and her hnshaad, Joseph November to mid-December, 1948. resumed yesterday after a two- carrying out Mr. Truman's pro­ -1946, he contracted Infantile par- Coming Dog Showtj K yM nss ^'dabatoa Fadaral rent laws to correct IL” / Hardy had bean ariretted. Both gram, which calls for wide use of Deaaaad far Apparel Slackena alyalai and has been undergothg Hsnchel said considaration also The decline in prices over the day recess during a’hlch the dele­ And officials of at least one m#' w en charged ^Arltb murdering month, according to tbo bureau, CLOUGH gates aent home to consult with American technical aktll to help treatment aver since. After almoat y A puMIc bearing on the aitua- would be given to extending pro­ James W. MqLMn. 48, San Fer­ develop the world's backward Jor union, the CIO’s Amalgamated a- year apent a t the NawingUm Of Interest Here! tection to occupants of traitor was due to lower prices for meute, th d r government on the deadlock. ’ aoUilng Worker#, eald thay have I ' tion was scheduled for next week, nando, OaUfi' eggs, fruits and vagetebles, and Painter and Paper Peaitloa “fnalterciT areas. Home for Crippled Children, BUly probaoly on I'lfursdsy, by the Gen­ camps. At present he said, trsll- Hardy,.tried separately, U serv- fate and oils, egg prices In New The department notad that in decided against a fourth round of waa dlschargM but had to mahe Two dbg shows of tocal interest erites are subject to eviction snd Reuven Shiloah, l.sraell delegate, John A. l«s\1tt post-par pay boosts because of eral Aaaambly'a Judiciary commit- Ing a we sentence. Lois was later | Haven dropped 17.1 per cent in the Hanger returned from Tel Aviv with the 1939 Congress authorlxcd it to frequent trips to Uw Home for ars listed for S afur^, February tu - . there have been reports that the ssntait^ to death but won'a 8u- one-ffionth period. Meet and lard r lend technicians to western hemi­ slackened dehland for men'e ap­ further trSaUnenL 19, and Sunday, Fanntaty 99, in; problem has become serious at A \ '» ' word to acting U. N. mediator. John A. Leavitt, manager of a parel. WoaM Oodaia Motaterium praffie court reversal and new prices also dacUned, although not 35 Years Espertence D». Ralph Bunche. that his gov­ sphere countries and to help them He Is alSBoat fully cured today 'Hartford and Neiw Haven, reepeb-' One propoaal under consWera­ aome ot tbe large traUer camps In ar Hiarply. Your Guarantee of 7 •-» ■ Hartford rug cleaning firm, was set up agricultural stations. "We’re practical realists, you and has to return for a diackup tively. Theee ennuel Showe wUI], tbe Hartford area. InaL ernment's position was •'substan- elected president of the National know,” oha clothing union official tion would declare a 60-day ihora- Tha 22-year-old former New Bonm Faeda Advance Satisfaction tuiny unaltered,” Informed sources Plan « ibitend Aettvtly told’a reporUr. "We’ve decided only avery six months. Billy knows draw entriea from eU ovor the vtorlum on oviction actfcms.axcept The legtelatlve conference on the London, Oonn.^ wsitrssa. read psa- The city’s canned goods and Institute of Rug Cleaners at iU re- "The activity has been going Ma recovery Is due In great part eaatem seaboard, and ' wiU list, Uioac Btartcd baenufe commis­ oviction problem came at the and reported. cent Intematlonar convention in against asking for any new wage around Aft ten hundred Sams a t aagea from UA Bible, Mrs. DoUey ■WMf meant Israel was deter- I forward continuously since that Increase now, even though our to the March of Dlmea and baa sion df a nuisance or non-payment of the LesIsUtura's third week. testified, as she related how Mc­ mineo to hold on to the Negeb 8t. Louts. ' time.” the department enid. and made every effort to raise money each ahow. Many local Oog own-, Both chambers recessed until next Mr, Leavitt has been active in members feel the price pinch, too. era are known to be preparing! ot rent. .. Lain .was lurad Into a forest glada dfiHfitt. there are now plana to extend it! because right now our Industry Is for the fund. Tbo present Federal law, which Tuesday after being in’ seaalon on promise of sexual relations. CENTER PHARMACY CENTER PHARMACY Nor was there any Indication the rug cleaning business for 20 to such countries as Afghanistan. The "Hansen March of Dimes their canines for the coming, expires next March 80, permits briefly to receive bUte and hear years, and for the past 12 years events, end Mencheeter will be Demonstrated Holding Dend of any alteration In Egypt's stand Iran, the PhUipplnee, Slam, and Officials of the union, holding a su ite d in 1947. Arming Mmself landlordn to reeovsr thslr premis­ Governor bowles’ msasage calling The matron aald Lola demon­ when Col.' Ismail Sherine, returned has been manager of a large rug Syria in 1950. with a battered cocoa can, BlUy weU vepreeented In several divl*- es on 80-day notleoa under certain for addltloial state expenditures cleaning plant In Hartford. pow-wow here, laid consumers Slone Ih each ot theee shows. 1 strated how she had held McLain's | from Cairo. The department ia administer-, have had to pay ao much for fjxM started with Ms own personal can' conditions. _ . of 827,500,(JbO education in the h i^ ao be wouldn’t see Hardy Jewish military men In the dele- Thousands of Connecticut spoils­ ing Joint agricultural* progri vas. Although ha could not walk Among those who wUl show A group of landlords In Tulsa, next two yeate. men know Mr. Leavitt for his In the past year they had little left their d«7 a will be CSilef Herman aiming the gun. "Joe fired twice; 1 You can't afford to taka , gatlon were beginning to show Ir­ with other American reituMcs. to buy clothing but now that food without tha aid of crutches, hs Okla.. and other midwestern cltlsa had perfect confidence in Joe,” she By Sept. I. 1830, aU tbe Air Force many years of activity In sports­ managed to visit the houses In Ms Bcbendel,.* Frank GUbart, ‘Fed chancsl •# sura you ora tali', ritation. These programs are aim ed^ im­ and other Itema are coming down: Bsntly, Mrs. Brlokaon. Thomsf,- has started maaa evlctlonB under quoted the girl as saying. win be etnred la tbeie new mrf- Alhidea to Two Defeats men's circles. He is president of proving or Increasing m^ucUon "Maybe the consumer will have nelghbortiood for contribuUons. this clausa ot tlfs law. pretoctod with tha Ftom ■wrosm the COnnecUcut 8UU League of HoOsy, Mrs. Ann Franks, and Al­ Lay Missionary She said Lois siso asked if Mrs. forma of elate blue. Both oflieera Mutual AvtamoMla InsotMica Alluding to the two defeats ad­ of crops needed in Um United more money In Ms pocket to buy Visitors to tbe Hansen household bert OonUn. The numerous spe­ Piaatdsnt Truman told hia news DoUey bad seen tbe body, and "did ministered to the Egyptians in Sportsmen’s CTubs, and conducU StaUe, but not compMing with the clothes we make.” were also certain to be met at the conference yesterday that he and MUIIted men wlU weir ideatl- Company of Columbas, Ohta. a popular hunting and Ashing club la Long BMch. OaHf., Ealph Oendooria pteya with Ma pet nrnto deer, cies wUl Include Irish Setters, you see lipetlck on his face? It the desert since October, one Jew­ crops grown here, ■ ’The clothing worker# are ^ door by tbe old cocoa can and an Alredelaii, Shspherda, end Dober­ didn't tMnk the landlords would To Speak Here waa mine.” ral stytre, pattrrned after the pres- lha 3rd lorgost mutual fnsurar ish source said, “They have appar­ program every Sunday on a Hart­ The countrieaJp^luda Argentina, AndT. fer the tast Umr. Condonria foond the deer next to the body fourth largreat CIO union: only the appealing aroUe. BlUy’s efforts got away adUi IL And National that man Plnschirra. The Kennel Suo- Ths matron said the girl con­ eat khaki ones. of outomobiln In tha country. ently forgotten what sort of con­ ford radio station. Bolivia, C o s ta ^ c a . Brasil, Cuba, of Its dead mother, and raised It from a fawa. Now. however. It Steelworkers, Auto Workers and added 815 to the polio fund ply Company win have a . booth Housing Bx^Mltor Tigbe Woods Harry Greenberg, formerly of cluded: "I’m glad yoti came up and dition they were In when we Mr. LeaVitt is married and has playa to# rough, so ho gave it to the Orilflth Park soo in I»a^ .\agelea. Dominican p u b lic . Ecuador, El Electrical, Workers unions arc year, erected at the Mhrtford Show; . thraatensd to sosk court func­ Ctednnatl, ariU narrate tbe story let me talk. God wlU forgive me And root savtna* ovoN* Mgreeti to a cease-fire order. They two children. He lives on Mountain Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Mexi­ From now on, Oondourta wl(9 oapweatrate on his dog. King. larger. In 1948 Billy was given an offi­ tions ^avsnting the ouster^ tha are not being very realistic." road, Glastonbury. Pay Cota Appear Inmilaeat cial March of Dime# container and o< Ms Ufa during tha morning and receive me.” Named Defendant oMo to saloct-ribk drlvorsl la co, NicajMgun, Pnnnmn and Peru, tenants recslvlBg the ao*dsy notic­ After McLain was killed. Hardy vectiaoto today hoW completoly One authoritative Israeli source sriiich iapw aueh cropa as cocoa, Pay cuta for the auto and elec­ again made Ma rounds. His total es to vacate. worsMp hour, Sunday at 10:46 Ih A Vital Community Sorvice the North Methodist church.. and the girl drove to Reno In Mc­ ond acenemic^ly you con pro* said "we have no Intlatnon of sur- u;, ,upport#rs—to rec- coffei^, medium and hard SbSrs, trical worker# ebsployed by Gen­ last yaar was $11. , East Lansing. MlcIi.-*-rp., the Caa^ The All Souls Unitarian chuixh ment. Already they had received to bava been brought up to data In ran, a native of Ireland and a Tor- Electric Oo., Inc., and tha Fashion On the other hand, he said, the meting adjourned last night, in clallsts for technical leadership In responsible. rents the meeting hall. The Raw tended that tha state tew Should bs eoastal road through Gasa "could piJded 11 of the previous 15 plus their own countries. j a three-cent Incresiae on a riaing atrangtlMnsd, teereasing tha maxi­ the ramarkaMe pUgriauga of Mr. ringtoa resident since cMldbood, Dress Co. The senator smd tte .^ommittM : L**ter Mondale, pastor of the index. Ths complaint charges that the be subject to sea blockade by a new members who had been AssisUng visitors to the United is, trying to get Tobin *o agree to church, said In a tattef^to the ^ a f r i s o n 's mum stay to 12 montha and plac­ Greenberg Into the ChrisUan faith. is reported In "fairly good health.” strong naval force.” 8 ^ ^ opponenU. That left Scott States in their studies of technical Now that the index is declining ing tha h n r^ of aeeklng court After Ma oonvenrion he took a She. has five children, aU of defendants engaged "iii the prac­ methods. testify tomorrow. association the hike was not to be GM workera will get a two-cent leading part In the activities of whom live In Torrington; two tice of exchanging cheeks smong Ne BIgaa of Oempromlslag backers with a 9-6 edge. "It isn’t necessary for him to understood aa a withdrawal of the action upon landlords inatesd of The Egyptians, however, have The question of holding , a na- Sending Special advisory mis­ hourly pay rate cut on March 1 tenants. ‘The Ambasaadofs,” aa organlsa* grandchildren—tbe Rev. Jamee ; themselves and with the plaintiff sions. upon request, to countries bring a completed bill because the property for rental purpose#. on the basis of the present index HaUoran ot Danbury and Jamea corporation.. .In such a manner WHO PAYS THE BILLS ahown no signs of eomptemiaing. tlonal G. O. P. policy conference committee probably will want to It added: "of course. If this Agraa an BI-lPa*tlaaa Approoeh tion of young men who engage in They Insist on the Jews Withdraw- was left to a 1< member rommlt- desiring to Improve their public level. • Lsgislatlva Isadsrs of ths taro voluntary avap^Iistte work In the Lee, athletic , coach at Croesby |thet the plaintiff corporation suf aervlcea In agriculture. make some changes In It anyway,” should be prohibitive we also trust H the next monthly Index Is as I High school In Waterbury—and fared tossra of approximately $45,- ing from all the positibiu they oc- toe. Pepper commented. that your organixatloir—since it ii parties conferred on ths svtetion a ty of OncihnaU. eupied In two offengives beginning Four New Members "The common practice has been Ipw as 170.8. where It may go be- JANUARY problem at ths Capitol ytiterday, The meeting te opes to aU. I three great-grandcMldren. 0 0 0 .” FOR BUILDINGS? Oct. 14. The four new members on the for the United SUtea to supply the The secretary's theme already | not exactly In the data of a family :ause of further food price de­ They point q«t that the U. N. Executive committee are Guy Initial leadership, the technical has been written for him by Preal- ] facing eviction — will auffer n clines and January clearance sales, ' • 1 Security Council repeatedly has George Gabrielson of New Jersey, 'know-how’ and epeclallied equip- j dent Truman. The chief executive, considerable Inconvenience in Jo- GM workers will take a three-cent Lsm year, your lelephooe company paid s big bill fo r new ment,” the eUtement eald. ’"The'The 1 on Jan. 8. told congress he wants eating an equal satisfactory p(Mt pay cut. • CLEARANCE called upoq^ Israel to surrender | Mrs. Margarat Rockwell of Ari- equipment tnd new buUdinga It was moce d un $22,000,0(X). eona, Mrs. Charles Hickman of country where the station la lo- tha Taft-Hartley measure re- j ing place.” / Labor experts aay declining tfesse galna made during the Pal* pealed and the old Wagner act re- | Said McCormick: "It Just shows prices are txmnd to have their ef­ Another big coottruettoo ptogram b under way this year— aaUao trhw. Iowa and Carrol Reece of Tennes­ cater supplies land, buildings, as- see. former national chairman. eociata technicians, ofBce and serv- stored with "certain Im^xpve- : how- reasonable our denianda are. fects on wage negotiations this to meet the for more tnd better telephone service BWhila, there iqipeared no Ica personnel, equipment and aup- mente.” , {If rents have gone up that, much spring. Some unions already are of a change of govem- •They replaced Mra. Worthing­ Mr.* Truman at lhat Nmc i in the last fe w .d ^ s, we aren’t ENDS in Omnecticut Did you ever wonder who pays for this? it at Tel Aviv as a result of ton Scranton of Pennaylvanln, pUes available within the coun- stressing demands for better vaca­ Mrs. Cecil M. Harden of Indiana. tryi and funds for operating ex­ sketched tbe "improvementa" he I asking for muebJ tion, retirement and other Insur­ Tuesday’s election of a Con­ has in mind. The committee ex- | The 150 penons attending the ance plans rather than wages. stituent Assembly. The Tel Aviv Jouett Rm s Todd of Kentucky and penses.” The motley which enables the Gxnpeoy » meet the growing Mrs. Daniel J. Schneider, all of Flanaelal Snpport Grows pected Tobin to go into detail and i meeting votedr their ayrapathy to newspaper ot Menachem Belgin, Tha department eald Snsnclal submit legiriation deiigned to a movemenjt^tarted by 'rulsa land- SATURDAY demand for tdephooe service comes from people who in w leader of the Freedom Movement whom had supported Scott. Scott himself remained aa ex- support contributed by Lntin carry out the administration pro- ' lords - to ^ ic t tenants as s protest dieir sevings in your telephone company — not, at you m i^t and former leader of the under­ American govertimenU has grown gram. against/ient control proposals be­ Writer Reports ground Irgun 8vnl Leumi, conced- oRlcio chairman. suspect, from the money you pay each month for service. Walter 3. Hallanan of West Vlr- from $500,000 In 1948 to $1,178,000 Tempers of the committee mem­ fore jCongreas. ’ ed that Premier David Ben- in 1948. On the average, the bers already were frayed as s re­ Three Nibbles Some 12,(XX) men and women have invested in this company Gurion provisional govsmment ginia, a leader In the Aght against — — _ r w . / sult of more than two hours of bsd won n victory with about 35 Scott, said he found the complex- i United Stateir IjuU SAVINGS they expect a fair return on their money. Incidentally, ion of the new committee "quite , ----, i for each $3.00 supplied by the furious Senate debate \esterday per cent of the recorded vote so ■•tlefertnrv ** i othfiT COUntTieS. over the Taft-Hartley issue. / We, The Women Los Angeles. Jaa. 28—(JT)—For­ 10,500 of them are Connecticut tesidents. far, Belgtn'a movement was fourth. HnidoTfr Members ' Technical missions already have The Republicans. led by Senator rest Hill, ths frustrated film writ­ The final result was not expect­ The 11 holdover members are i been mnt to wch countries out-, Taft of Ohio generally ;amb%sted er who offered to marry "any ed to be known before Sunday, but of the committee's By Ruth "ji MiUett qualiflML woman willing and able 20% to 607« already preliminary talka were bo- Harold E. Mitchell of Connecticut: | s!-ri. Democratic majority to Cut off NEA Staff Writer to fUrnlsh a 115,000 dowry,” saya James J. Dewey of Vermont; Chi"*, the Philippines. Syria. New acquaintances who wUl gbming In Tel Aviv on formation Sprague of New Yor«; Hallanan; ; t^banon, Iraq, Saudi Arabia. the hearings Feb. 10 confine he's had threa nibblas. of n new aoallUon government of I Blgypt and Greece. testimonv to proposals concern- i Pfobkbly neverbecoms friends: "I've received bona fide offSni ceveral parties based on Bon- Mrs. Edna Basten Donald of Ne- ing the Wagner act changes Mr. The woman' who looks over your plus a coupla of notes .ntnn braaka; Darby of Ksnssfi; Kansas; Mrs. shoulder wMIe she ia being Intro­ cranks.” tbs 29-yesr-old author of ’'T T r'^ Ourlon’e modemto Ishor party, Roy F. Priest of Utah; McIntyre ' - . v j l Truman is seeking: and regard \ Mapal. Thft-Hartley repeal and Wagner duced. ao afraid Is she that If she eight unsold scenarios sqid yester' Farits of OsUfornla; Mrs. William L O S t D O n i O e r gives 'you a few minutes of her day. Preaton Few of North OaroUna; act restoration aa closed issues. The Democrats, with Senator undivided attention she'll miss "Very attractive./, about my Scoti^olcU R. B. Creagor of Texas, and Mra. I something. age,” te as far as HlH would'go In ^arriarrison s Marshall E. Cornett of Oregon. Beitig Sought Pepper of Florida setting the pace, retorted vigorously that the No­ I The woman who aterte right in describing ths UkJdars, thoiigh hs Scott waa careful to name Mm- vember election was A "mandate” I to tell you what a horrlMa experi­ said aaeh had /dtsdosad a photb- / One of thf world's groof trovolon Shaky Grip^ eetf as chairman of the 14-member (CsaUaMd freas Fags Oae) ence the haa Just been through—It graph in hsr'tstter. Ha plans to Policy committee eet up by the to get rid Of the Taft-Hartley law. In hla State of the Union mes­ ! can be about anytMng from her contact thsm peraonally today, hs Give a wortiin a telephone — and she becomes one ol (Caul 8 fr^ J P a g e Ona) n^enal group to decide the issue Air division hasdqusrters In Eng­ sage, Mr. Truman ,aaked for I operation to losing her maid. added. of holding a national Republican land said the plane made its last The woman who aterte right In . HUL'who saya his real name Is / the world's great travelers. Over the wire, the docs bet policy conference later In the year. radio contact with Force con­ Wagner act revisions which would: I T finds his commutes diri^sd about Ban Jurisdictional strikes and to impreu you with who she Is A1 Upton and bte nearest relative shopping, talks with friends, consults tbe doctor, kseps 50-50 is going to be happy,” ths He took the action aa aa after­ trol S t Frankfort, shortly after some secondary boycotts; prevent ! and what she's got is Samuel Garden, an uncls, in OMo congressman told a reporter. thought, however, dictating to the midnight yeeterday. The woman who suryaya you New York city, advartlsed In a in touch a’ith social affairs. When you think how fflncfa official reporter-a statement that He Said the signal showed the the use of economic force In dte- "I dwt think it win be dx putes arising over interpretation from head to toes with her eyes, movie publication.' ttavel, time and money a telephone saves, you'll m fdy months before this matter Is be thought It waa the sense of the plane then was near the Canary 1 J- existing contracts; prevent I obviously putting a mental Pfk:' Titf n a r m s A U a ^ ^ brought up again in soma form,” meeting that he head up this Islands. 1 strikes in vital induatriea where the tag on every placa of your wearing Qadgeta Deteet'Dnmks agree it's one of the biggest values in your home. Brawn added; group. The 14-member committee will I public welfare la affected; eftate apparel. Rep. Leonard Halt, carrying the jVartied of 14 Aboard a stronger Labor department 1 Tbe Charmer . ' CTilcago—(/P)— A growing num­ proxy of J. Russel Sprague, New include three national committee­ men and three national committee Tobin and hia aides krorked long The__ woman . who te so Intent on ber of cltlss and states are tialng York committeeman and one of Bomber Announced Into last night whipping that pro-. making a charming impresstoh SCientlAc gadgets to Snd out how Dewey’s brain trust in the 1948 women. There vrill be tWo mem­ bers each from the House. Sen­ El Paso, Tex., Jan. 28—(Pi—Offl* gram into shape. In preparing It. that it te impossible for you to .msfiy sheets. If any, s drinking campaign, said he thinks Scott elate at Bigga Air Force base to­ the cabinet officer consulted with | make any impression on her at all. driver has In the wind. The will do .all right. ate. state Central committees and state Anance chairmen. day announced, the names of 14 the White House and union lead-1 The woman Who finds out where American Municipal Association V»b4 B O W L 'f tVIII Hewl for Scalp Americans aboard a B-29 bomber reports at least 125 cities snd 22 But he added that,if the chair­ Scott named #.<■ the six commit­ era, besides his own staff. .you’re from and then starts In to. Isn*t it foolisk to furnish your home and missing on a Aight from Dakar. state law enforcament agancles •asaaaaaaaaaaaaaseaaaaae* asausaaaasaae«aa«9A teemen and Women T Mrs. Thad H. From, those aourcca came this . find out if you know any of the aaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasa saaasaaaaaaaaasaaaaasaasaaaa.aasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaafaaaaaaa man's foot aUps, the wolves wiU be French West-Africa, to its base forecast of how th?y thought the ' "very prominent” people from now use drunk-o-mete(;a or chsmi- ^around te bowl.for hla scalp. Brown of Washington, D. C.: Mrs. in England. only be, able to enjoy it during daylight. Rep.. H. Ca^ Andersen (R„ Daniel J. Schneider of (Colorado; program might look, barring last' there she has met or heard shout, csl devices In drunken driving Brig. Gen. .p.,W. Hutchison, com-' minute changes: | The woman who starts right In feUnn.)'. said that because of the Mrs. Cecil M. Harden of Indiana; manding general of Biggs, said he 54 to SO result Scott should resign Roy E. Dunn of Minnesota: Jouett Jurisdictional strikes—a ban on ' to tell you how busy she Is. It With the meter, a suspect blowe had been notlAed the plane waa a ballooi) ^uU of air. The breath “for the good of everybody con- I Ross Todd of Kentucky and G. from Biggs and waa miaslng near them, with provision for the Na­ never seems to dawn on auch A few well chosen lamps will change night cerned," ; Mason Owlctt of Pennsylvania. tional Labor Relations board to try women that the rest of the world ia passed Utrough • aarlca of tubes ye$!55eValM e! the Canary islands. containing chemieate. The teste Mor«oids in tolopliL..i booths? Anderaen la from the home state - No lateatloa of Itmlgalag Those aboard: for settlement of such dteputea. rather busy, toa ^AUPORONIV — —- of Roy E. Dunn, national commit­ 1 After his vote of conAdcnce— MaJ. Madison A. Vessey, Jr„ The most common kind of Jurisdic­ The woman who has met jrou determine the alcoholic content of into day. Make your home cheerful, after teeman who had been the candi­ which was made unanimoua offi­ tional strike is a dispute between several tlm ^ before but never ra- the MomI. Bigg*. People iau^wd when telephone booths arcre installed on the date of veteran members of the cially after the 54 to 50 vote— First L t' Richard H. Bolt, Des unions over which should luuidle members. c Bled Mlmlea riaae dark. oommittee like Jacob France of Scott indicated he has no intention Moines. Is. certain work. These era types you meet over piets at die Submarine beae in New London. Who would use Maryland. of resigning even If the going Is ’ > / First L t Jack H. Sayre. Manhat­ Secondary boycotts—A provi­ and over, and never leave think­ them, diey asked •—“M cniuidsr France charged, in yesterday's rough In the next few months. tan, Kas. sion for outlawing them, too. If ing. "I'd like to know her better.' Syney, Australia — The aciimonlout windup sesrion of this 'Tve made this Aght because I First Lt. Jack P. Cardonl. El conducted to put a Jurisdictional lyre-bird of Australia, one of tbe Your dealer will be glad to show you his Today hundreds of sailors use these booths to save them time corn belt G.O.P. conference that think the Republican party and Paso. Tex. strike across, or to force employ­ Solo Bridge. world’s greatest mimics, mores Scott waa pla3ring the game In the country needed a demonstra­ 8/8gt. Paul L, LaFleur, Ver- ers to violate NLRB rulings. In a svith the times. On Brown moun­ and stepa And throughout Conoqcticut. youll also find tele­ such s way aa to help Dewey to­ tion, of courage end I . think I’ve montrille, Mich. secondary boycott, a union strik­ Navajo ridge, northern Arixona. tain in New South Wales recently •upply of well designed table and floor phone booths located in ufety islands on main scrceo . . . in ward a third Republican presiden­ glyeh it to j'ou,’’ he told the com- I S Sgt. Edward T. Warren, St ing against ona company tries to is the only highway bridge crosa- s Sydney man thought he heard an tial nomination. iffittee. I Paul,. Minn. atop other Arms from doing buii-1 Ing the turbulent OWorado River airplanelAylng low overhead. He OM SIT TO A CUITOMM lamps. gas stationa . . . in cafeterias .... in drug stores . . . and in * V' Scott denied tMs-in terms that Scott aaid he owes "no domina­ First Lt. Maurice H. Smith. nets with that company. for approximately 1000 miles, or found tbe sound came from s lyre­ cmintlm other places where they will serve your convenience. left Mm no room to support any tion or allegiance to any candi­ Brasil, tnd. . National emergency atrikea — j b*tween Bouldec Dam and Moab, bird on s Sped log higher up on .Y0U6ErAUTHS such bid by Dswey. date." • First Lt. Joseph C. Corley, Jr„ Procedure for preventing them | Utah. the mountainside. . f Viewed Oeed Thing EdgeAcId, S. C. a'ould be patterned after the rall-1 ______» To some other party membera IdalM> Divorces Popular S'Sgt. Roy A. Young, Ada, the hnodt-ilown battle over the way labor act. That calls for a'80-i COMI lAtlYI TM tALI chairmanship Waa a good thing.' Okla. day cooling off period and appoint- MAY MVIR H RIPIATVI Gooding, Idaho—ig*)—This litUe S/Sgt.o/ dki John L. Lumadue, Hast­ »»#guuat»a»»ae»a988f 9*8— aaaaaoaaaaaoaa ♦aaaaaaaaaaadaaaaaaawaaaaaate—•••♦*••**** Senator Aiken of Vermont— south-central Idaho town is gain- i tngs ¥e. ment of fact Anding boards to' never an organisation man—com­ recommend settlement. If that i 8 P . M. • TONIGHT 8 P.M . ing as a second Reno. ' S/Sgt.' Shirley E. White, Dar­ didn't work, the government—but mented In Washington that "the During 1948, 217 persons took lington, 8. C. AT ST. JAMES HALL Oemocrate have thrived on Hiiin advantage of Idaho's liberal reai- not employers—could petition for r c M d r r i M l B S/Sgt. Donald J. Higgins, Hia­ a court injunction in caaes whsrt ““ sXI.'S.'tirSilOe Sica and maybe it will be a good dence laara to obtain divorces here. watha. Kas, * tfchig for tim RepubUcana, too.” That reflacted aa increase of al­ the president decided the pubtte S/Sgt. Raymond F. Vana, El welfare waa endangered. “CINDREllA WEEK-END” Said Senator Tobsy of Now most 400 par cent from 1943, Paso.. Tex. % H am pobira another Irregular: County (3erk Bert Bowler esid. ‘ 8/SgL Holland L. Gardner, Los Strikes and walkouts growing i. THE SOUTHIRN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE GOMFANY "There’s Ilfs in the old dog (party) Msrrisge licenses were issued to Xngeles, Ctellf. ” out of contract disputes — Thay Led By Baffie StallMi w n C s T he C onnecticut ^ P ower C ompany would be outlawed, too, and mX- ■ __ yet.” ” 78 couples last year. Gooding had All relsUvea have been notlAed. Two FaaMM. <)nls S ta n . . ARTHUR / 'Owned and operated and /or Connsaicut people lincc lift* Scott began bis new lease on s 1940 population of 3.088. Much Bigga officials said. chinery set iip to encourage arbi­ Tteketa Avallabto A t HaU Entraaca 8t c *- 1 the ehalnuanahip by a compromise of G oodies divorce business tration. 20 DCiOB FBIZES—18 CONTESTANT PBIZE8 DRUG STORES . with the Ok) Guard mspibefs srho comes from Sun Valiev, 68 miles American Indians made no use Stronger Labor department — Valued At Over $liM ■'.^1 wanted to pitch Mm to political away, where celebrities may wait of water-power, but the Pilgrims Return of tbe Oonciliation aervioe, out tha six u'seks' residence re- used it to grind corn as early aa now independent, to the dejiart- EVEBVBOOY COME AND HAVE FCN MSAixlttea f t right quiremenL 1628. ' ment. s,' '

/iT>- PAC.K KI.KVKNl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAT, JANUART 28, 1949

MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FR ID A Y , JANUARY 28, 1949 nmarapape^ began accepUng adver- TBH tlaetnento. Because of this In- Caught ‘At Wofk* Paper WiU geraoll raaignad as sditor and was Joluiton't Urges Survey replaced by John P. Lewie Prstenting Limerick Contest'Prise Gold Standard AND BODY Tbomaa J. Murphy, executive Poultry Form 'Fewer Drivers | siiow open* Today SeekCurbs WORK ' The open Forum Of Education Close Shop vice prestdent of the New York ■V". local of the Amerlckn Newspaper Fresh Dresaeti Chicken*, Return Guild, aaid tho union had no im- On Egg Sale ComiauBioattooa tor p h W tc a ^ to tha Opaa Jfbnim will not fiew YoA Star Taking Saturday Get V a rn ^ s ■'V SoliMMM ^ najnr. lag. b« guaraataad pubUcatloa If they cooUln than 200 words. Committee Also Favors meiliat® auggeatlon for continuing 984Ctgttr8trc2t^ Thtfiwiud reaarvts tha right to daeSaa to any mattar Action Because of the paper, but expressed hope the Fresh quick frozen poul­ Connecti^t Poultry New York Banker Pro- that may ba libelous 'or which is to Frsa axprssaioa Long Range Program suspension' announcement may 11,000 of pulitiual vlawa u dsMrsd bv of this character Financial Difficulties bring forth prospective buyers. try, any lime. LeM^ iMued in powa Action at ,New but Mttara which ar« defamatory or i va will ba rttected. For Future Growth Murphy, saying Field’s present Dealers E^ect Vernon connection with the paper ia like 847 Middle Turnpike, Went State In 1948 Com* Haven Dinner New York, Jan. 28 -(46— The Man VicA President SAVE WITH SAFETY New London, Jen. 22— even school. soon with Senator Leipner at Hart­ of town and for advising the presi­ pleaded guilty in municipal court circulation drive to offset a "finan­ cial meeting the previous night In­ the wedding, which was perform­ Pinal reports of the Community Admlaslon 50 Ceuta clude a speaker. Rev. Willard screen is "Incident” with Jane ords show that the marriages Christmas party were given to the the various organizations. There then to resort to the use of rooms Hwre will be no vote at the ford to discuss details of the bill, dent on such matters in Acheson's to charges of fradulent Issue of cial criaia” caused by "higher post­ To the March of Dimes I used to give Frazee. number 13, exactly the same fig­ ed by Rev. Dr. Raymond Pearson, has been a request for dancing with divided grades and to double hearing aa the formal vote must comprises, in addition to Dr. Hill- absence. checks. war expense." At that time the Thomen, of Mansfield, who will de­ pastor of the church—a double Columbia Recreation Council mem­ liver a message on Christian. En­ There are late stage shows ure as that of the year before. Not bera ai a meeting of the group this classes for children. This will J9c aeaeione. be ■uhsequently pssacd by the way, President Samuel *W. Tator Named Jaa. 7 According to atatementa made paper disclosed that Field had In­ But this year tha^a no go. every Saturday and Sunday start­ all of these are local couples, he ring ceremony. investigated. It waa voted that The indtoatlone are that next Board of Directors who after the of the Junior College of Commerce in court. Rhyce passed three vested $4,318,000 in it. deavor. Also, a Committee in Miss Joan Davenport, slater of past week, h®Id in Yeomans noli. Acheson and Webb were named The Herald is not printing names charge of a planned pot-luck coV' ing at 10 p. m. said. There were five deaths dur­ Mrs. Donald Tuttle, chairman of the hall piano should be tuned at September 818 additional children heering have authority to approve at New Haven, and Dean Pascal to the two top State department checks amounting to 8245 and Replaced by Lewie ing the past year, as compared the bride, served as maid of honor the expense of the council. Public will enter the ektnentaiy achools the propoeed expenditure and then Poe of Hillyer College, Hartford. Douebane 21 totalling 8391.96. In November of that year, the cred dish supper as follows: Mr. with 12 the year before. Promi­ and the brideamalda were Mias the affair, reported that 312 chil­ spots on Jen. 7 to succeed the ail- So none will ever know.** Edmondson, th f Misses June D. gregation, it waa announced, but it dren were taken care of, the cost Nominating committee. Henry —not inchidtng Wndergsrtffii! Hol­ authorize a bend issu«^ subject to •ing George C. Marshall and Un­ They were arrested following an ttoomia, Katherine Purdin, and nent am&ng those lost to the town Elizabeth Sullivan of Horncll, N. of which amounted to 8293. This Bernitt, Jean Natsch and George Stenographer; lister street school. With a ipcom the approval 6f the electors of the investigation by Torrlngton police also is favored by the district su­ in 1948 was William C. Roblnaon, Y., and Miss Geraldine NeNering mended enrollment cepecity dersecretary Robert A. Lovett. I ntefana J. Wylght Past and pres­ perintendent, Rev. OrvlUe E. Crain, Included cost of toys, candy and Yule, was appointed to bring tn a of i town at a town wide referendum. Indians Face Mr. TYuman thus replaced a | and County Detective Edwin F. ent memberi will be solicited. of Nonvich. Members of the 84iyear-old father of Clair L. of Marion, N. Y., claaamatea of boxes, some new Chrlstmaa trim­ slate of. officera for the March ' F. M. BRODERICK 420 pupils, must next year ac­ It ia, therefore, anticipated that Pcquignot. The little man iu right, of course. Robinarices The proposed schools on Olcott K. W. Richardson, a trader who Sty'Francis hospital, Hartford. ment to go on the truck. The Alma of colored movies taken by bur Fletcher who assisted him. Building Committee haa spent all of his life on the res­ Tlmrsday oftemoon, where she im Commander Philbrook in the Ha­ Following the ceremony a re­ Future council projects dis- are very low with street and Prlncaton street are in' district will be divided into two the locations and of the size ervation, flew with us In the air d ersm t an appendectomy this sections. Gilbert WIttmann and waiian Islands, . the Philippines ception in charge of the Pilgrim rescue plane on the second flight. /' mondng. Myrton B. Wright will be in charge and in the South Pacific. -As he Fellowship of the church was held Rib Roost Pork recommended by tba survay of See Landlords He confirmed what I had heard •/ Due to the storm Wednesday the .of the house-to-house canvaaa. Re­ showed them he talked along with at the church. Following a wed­ Profeaoors Greeley and Adams. from other oldtimera In the area. NatWm Hale Community Center- ceipts will be given for donations. them telling a fascinating and ding trip to New Hampshire the If they wera available riaxt fall Thia snowfall threatens the very sponsored Setback card party for Mr. Roehm requests that residents keenly Interoatlng story of their couple will be at home in Newton lb. 49c avtry single room in both schools Making Error existence of the Navajo people that evening waa postponed until do not give money to any except­ subjects. Center. would ba filled by the enrollment living there. F sb n ia^ 9. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Pell left Mrs. KUIough' attended Arms or course they will and anticipated for next year! The ing members of the department (Coetieecd froas Page Oae) Should ibeir sheep survive Charles Harris Knapp, a senior; and to please be sure to obtain a here eariy/Monday morning plan­ academy and is a graduate of U. the Manchester people who proposed school on Broad street, through emerscncy operation hay- Donna Rlalw, a sophomore; and receipt. Anyone desiring to con­ ning to try from Hartford to Mem­ of Rochester ahd has been study­ want real nice fresh Poilt to be available for 1980, is the lift feeding, the excessive snows Lcatrice Joyce Frankland, a phis, Tennessee. They spend the ing religious education at Andov- third aehool recommended by the controls for 27„ months beyond tribute toward this drive may send to roast will come to Pine- March 31. It would restore Festal may bring devastating floods this frcAman, all pupils at the Wlnd- donations tq Byron W. Hall, treas­ week (h Memphis attending par­ er-Newton Theological school. Mr. survey, and the prokroed eddltlona j spring. Than the early graslng hqm'HIgh school, attained an urer, at R.F.D. No. I, South Coven­ ties plior to the wedding of Mr. Killough is a student at the school hurst Saturday and hustle control of evictions. « *• ’ ' Hard to get in - of tha eafeUria and gymnasium to I Senator Tobey IR-NH), former lands will turn to mud and aicficen avnnge of 90 per cent or over in try. Aliy residents overlooked in Pell's sister. Miss Ruth Pell, who is and is assistant minister and di­ right down to the meat the Hollister Street school Is the the livestock, striking still another four units of work for the third the mentioned district during the to be married, there this week, and rector of religious education at chairman' of the Banking commit­ counter. nest recommended step to equip tee, said he did '“not think mass blow at the struggling Indians. marking period. Pupils having not •campaign may send contributions whom Mr. Pell will give In mar­ tlie Hancock Congregational that school for use aa a Junior leas t h u four B's In four units of to Mr. Hall.In the avent they wiMi riage at the ceremony. church. Mr. KUIough Is aon of hard to get out. Our meat men do a nice evictlena were possible inder th e high school for the north section present law." work fUr that same period, fol­ to do so. A daughter, Sandra, waa born Mr. and Mra. William KUIough of Job of fixing pork so that it of the town. low: -George F. Hawkes, Jr., Mar- PropoaaU concerning towm gov­ to Mr. and Mrs. John Naumec of St. Loula, Mo. RCA Victor FacIHttea Ha said that if landlords wera .Supt. of Schools MmU rrederic Merrlam, William ernment were adopted 7\iesday Route 6. January 20 at Windham will, slice easily and give using this method “to create fear, Skelly, Eugene Steullet, Robert The annual meeting of the dl-' more serving#. Aa recomnunded by the survaye. it should be ropudtated and re- night at a special meeting of six Community Menoorial. hospital. rectors of Tolland County Farm Table Model Radio the two proposed new schools are Kiwauis Speaker Thorp, Richard Upton, all aeniora; members of the Executive commit­ This is the couples thled daughter. Bureau was held in Yeomsns hall Easier to take the bus prov’td by the Congress.” Phylila Seaton, a Junior; Jean Kal- tee of the Better Government Club Mrs. George Johnson was hoa- If you want caiy-to-serve aim|de and functional in design, Senator Kerr (D-Okla), former Friday, arranged under the guid­ • AM and FM wttb epecith attention to attaining ber, Barbara E. Rumph, Constance and nine town officials at the Town teas to the Hop River Village Card ance of Ward Rosebrooks, one of tasty-to-eat Anplesauce to Oklahoma governor, said ha had j Arthur H. IlUng, superintendent Bae Upton, sophomores. Clerk’a Office at South Coventry. Club last week, at her home. Mrs. ideal orientation for tbe beat llgbt- nv comment on the Oklahoma e\1c- Christian Endeavor societies of the local dlrectora. Th, re were 40 and it costs" less: go with youv pork we have ing of all rooms. There haa been I of schools in Manchester since One waa "that minority represen­ Kenneth Garrison was high scorer, members present from throughout $49.95 it in the Shurfinc Brand tions or extanaion of rent controls. 11935. win address Kiwaniana Mon­ the F In t and Second Congrega­ tation should be provided on all Mrs. Jonathan Woodward, low and the county and among them a complete rooperatibn between the But • freshmen congressman. Rep­ day on the timely subject of "New tional (diurehes will attend the town boards,” and the second "that Mra. Robert Hannar winner of the number of state leaders. Rock­ Board of Education, the Building resentative Steed (D-Okla) termed School Conatruetton." A referen­ state C. B. rally Sunday, Jan. 30 all town officials should be elected special prize. well Holcombe presided over the Mlfifl Oommittce and the architecta t^ them “Ill-timed and ill-advised.” dum concerning a local school at 8 p. m., 4t the Baptist ^urch Manchester eai •niici echiava economical construction, at each biennial town election Donald Tattle, attending the meeting; Edward Smith of Me-, iwE C s m ^ i^ s tiieiiihii Butter Is Lower In Tulsa.' the Rev. Wallace J. , building prograni ia expected to be a t Lebanon. Rev. IMniel Rider, of The definite steps taken at the 101st Boston Poultry Show on bron. past president, reported on togather with all Of the latest de- Murphy, a leader io the property i presented before the citizens of West Hartford will be the speak- meeting toward achieving this goal Sunday, to bring back his birds the National Farm Bureau meet­ Photographers T h isW ^ k velopmento and Improvements In owners reverit, said he could not' Manchester some time next Through errqr, the wrong llluatratlon was used In describing the January ar. was the decision to Introduce two shown there, was pleased to find interior facilities. understand President Truman’a A school of instrurtions for all ing which uras, held In Atlantic F. ^ICHI. Prop. i d month. Studio-Divan value in .Wednesday's Herald . . . a studio divan for 859.75 bills into the state Legislature Jhat in addition to the two prizes City recently, and Mrs. Marion Priaeetoa Street Sekeol - statement. Mr. Tiling came to Manchester usually 879.50) . . . and a whale'of a value at 869.76. Here U tha-correct ofrictia of Oranges In the F.ast Bills to this effect may be Intro­ • 70 Hofneslead St. Down 2e to 3c a lb. op all Tbe proposed ecbool on. Prince­ "We ere American business­ Central Pomona district will be won In the Judging on Monday, Foote, secretary of the group, also brands and we have Slate. from Stonlngton. Conn., where he sketch. See It in our Maple Shop tomorrow. duced into the Leglalature by Rep his first prize Rhode Island Red from Hebron, reported on the wom­ Tel. 2-1609 ton street will have thirteen men,” he said. "We simply want was principal of the High school conducted by G. Raymond John­ resentative- George G. -Jacobson. Cock Bird had taken the "Best in en's. activitiea there. Others Armour's and lAind O' ' rooms, e cafeteria, a gymnasium- to go out of buslnesa, It is un­ son, .deputy, Saturday at the The first bill will amend Section there. He la a graduate of Wesley­ variety■’ and "beat male" In the speaking of the National meeting Tjikes fur you to choose auditorium. asphalt tils floora, profitable.” an Univerally with a master's dc Church Community House at of the special act for Coventry. Red Class In the show. ware Raymond Barrows of Staf­ acouattcal tile ceilinfia up-to-the- T. Begga, oomariander-ia- North Ooventry. 1921, to provide for the election of from. gree from Boston University. Mr. Mr. and Mra. Richard K. Davla, ford. Henry Sefton. ,4-H Club minute executive, health. . recrek- chlef of the veterans of Foreign Filing wraa prcvloualy vice princl WATKINS BROTHERS *1^ choir of the First Congre- all town officiala in accordance tion, beating, lighting, ventilation, Wars, said avictlon of vaterans aa jonal church wlU rehearse Fri­ wi^h the General Statutes. The Erdonl Road, have returned from county agent: John Elliott, county HUDSON SALIS HUDSON SIRVICf HUDSON SALIS d and principal of Manchester Alexandria New Hampshire wrhere agent: 'Williard Stearns of .Mans­ piqmbing. stage and sounj facili- a.protest measura waa a betrayal Sigh school and is well qualified’ day at 7-.30 p. m„ at ttfo home of second bill will amend Section 1011 Eggs Are Down of men who fought for “the prln- Mias ‘Anne K. LeCteyt, organist of the General Statutes which pro­ they visited hU sisters. Mrs. Mau­ field gave the treasurer's report. tlea Provlaioh is made for separ­ to discuss the. needs of local Due to the storm Wednesday this vides for minority, repreaentation, rice Thiaell and Mrs. Howard Pat­ Mias Cora Webb, home demonstra­ ate playground space for the rari- xiple of free enterprise which per­ achools. m c a tla g -^ to be postponed. to include the 'Town Board of Fi­ ten. On their return, they brought tion agenL-reported on the Na­ 2c Dot. oua diviaiona of tha school and for mits men today to continue to be Mm . Herbert W. Love, chair­ nance. Mr. Davis’ mother, Mra. Rachel tional H.D.A. Aaeociation meeting toilet facilities aeoeoslblc from the property owners.” Davla back tor a two months vlati held in Chicago in Decetnber. outside for use in connection with Ha addad to a statement that man of the loyal March of Dimes, Following the possible adoption Best bay# on Vegetablcfi a ^ Wadnenday night that about of tbaae biUa by the stete Le^ala- at their, home. The business meeting voted to the summer playgrounds. The es­ landlorde are “playing into the The Pilgrim Fellowship group of give Henry Sefton a year's eebati- this weekend are— ' timated coat of actual construc­ 125 coin cards have been returned ture a special town meeting would « hands of the OommunloU by such to the post office. About 726 were have to be called to adopt the Bolton Congregational Church cel leave, during wrhich he plans NO LOADING! tion and equipping la 2700.000.00. action, giving tham more material sent-to town realdenta on January basic principlea as outlined. At- have extended an invitation to the farther study. Mra. P ratt of An­ . Crisp GoMen to which will be added the further for propaganda against the United 15. No quota has been aet but tending the meeting were Robert local young people to Join tlMm in dover win be segg to the training sum of 216.000.00 to cover the fin­ su tes." Mrs. Love said she hopes by the a dance (round and square) at meeting sponsored by the Service CARROTS al inatallmenU of arcMtecU and Begga urged VFW poeU - turn NOW IS THE TIM E H. Wilcox, Herbert J. Gable, Mrs. Bureau for Women’s Organlza- •ml of the drive that oontributioaa Cherlea Evans, Philip I. Holwsy, Bolton Community Hall Saturday When you buy s New HUDSON 6'or 8 bore at McCluro’g. engineers' feea publicity on eay such landlorde will total a t least 8626.61 which .Btephen Loyalm. J. Albertlne night. tiona and her registration paid. . bun. 10c Oleott Htreet Seheel and “hold them up to public die- waa the total contributed last Brelnard, all of the Better Govern­ , Mrs. Newton B. SmHh has had These meetings are to be held In you pay for no extra gadgets or aceessories. You get the car The Olcott Street School will date." a . .‘fo get acquainted with our modern, etti- yaar. a letter from her brother. Corporal O ntinel hall in O. Foz'a, Hartford, just as YOU want ill Early deliveries, too. have nineteen rooms, e cafeteria. ment Club; Selectmen Jacobson, from March 11 through April 1. Small Hard Gram Be suggested public dlaplay of a The former Ooventry PreM- Arthur J. Vinton: Representative Calvin Dayton, stationed at fX g''mnaalnm-audttortnm, aenhalt "roll of disbonor.** deat's club has turned over a bank Lawrence R. Robertson; Arthur Bragg. N. C.. telling her that he William Stearns.xwaa elected to CABBAGE tile floors, acoustical tile .ceilings, dent dry-cleaning service. balanoe of g u to the carapaigii. Sebert, chairman of the Demo­ was one of the 82 paratroopers the State Farm Bureau Federatloo Phone for a demonstration .without obligation. and the same up-to-the-minute ex­ TMs etub was in existence about cratic Town committee; Eugene aboara the "flying boxcar" which from Tolland County. August ecutive. health, recreation, boating. Id n an agu. craahed and burned recently when Loehr, from Tolland, reported 844 lb .7 ic Thieves Gel W. Latimer, chairman of t-he Re regular members and 134 associate Open Monday -through Friday Until 9 P. M. and all day ^ lighting, ventilation, plumbing, ' MemVan o f the South Coventry puUlcan Town committee; Mra •almost ell aboard Jumped to aafe- membera aa the result of lost Saturday. > •tags and sound faeiUtlee end fa­ YOU WILL NEVER KNOW the quality of oup work until MaUrndM <%spM and the Quarrjr- Herbert W. Lore, chairman of the ty. He said - he "hit the eUk" at year’s membership drive. Frank J ■ cilities for use in connection with Mink Coats v n a TiotbodiBt church la Bolton Board of Education; Frederick A 400 feeL CpI. Dayton viaited here playgrounds. The antlcl^ted vudM to oombtae their churches Nlederwerfer of Vernon who will Don't Forget We Warren of the Bioeifi of Ta;c Re during Chrlstmaa hoUdaye. A vet­ head next year’s drive, outlined cost of building end equipping you tee it with your own eye*. Wemeader aigbt, „Ttoy bMd asp- view; Albert F. Bray' of the B o ^ eran of World war II he haa re-en- plana of ita being carried out Hove The Finest this school Is $900,000.00 to which iOauBauafi fraai Paga Oaa) anda ttWrd quarterty conferencca of Tax Aaeseeon; JMih 8. Biosell, listed la the paratroopers, the State leaders present as guests will be ad d ^ 224,000.00 to cover chslrmaa of tha Board of Finance. branch of service he bad desire for included Robert Heburn. new state Native Potatoes tbe finat InstsUmente ef architects mant more than 816,000 in Jawelry l^pl|Mpo«4udc auppar at the BM- service during the war, but did not director: Mrs. Ruth-R. Clark,'state and engineers’ fees. was taken early thia month. Immediote Pick-Up * TRa asatgei will take FnBs T n p Watevfewl make. home demonstration leader; Ran­ .kddltlMMil Pbina Jaivelry valued at more than L aoeoidbig to the pMa — A. wedding of particular interest dolph Whaples,. state 4-H Chib A t The recommendation from the 280,000 waa atolen teat Novambar gff. Bar. John B. Pott, TOraoto^ Jen. 2S—-^Nlagara to pe<^ in this area ia that of leader; Henry Haneen, new State •nti^vs Is th at" the aehool on from Former Con. dare Booths FMle megr be romaatle for honey­ Miaa Jean Davenport, daughter of County Agent, all of whom gave I- Broad street be a thirteen-room LoM whUa aba alapt tn her Wal­ moon eouf lee but tor bird life it Mr. end Mrs. Certeton Davenport reports. M rs Percy Cook ef An­ ' lebool and that a eatoterla and dorf Aatocta a p artn o at kvt altor June l aervlcea often e p ^ tregedy. The Ontario of Sbelboume Fella, Maas., and dover reported for the Home Eco­ ■rymaaMum be added to tbe Hel- How tho burglar or burgtara w liAMCHESTEB LAUNDRY, WidMdad only at the governmant’e Wildlife branch eatd Bichard Harvey KUIough. which nomics -committee, and Edward IlMer'street aeboOL When tbeee gataad aoehm to Mtoo Hanlofa hi Bolton. It win be today in a report that 144 dueka took piece gaturday January 16 at aa, tba Ualltod M Smith ' gave the agricultural re­ C O j facntUes have been completed tbe roema waa not datarminad iamw- 72 MAPLE ST. • d other waterfowl were re­ thd Hancock Congregational port. tosrn will be to a poaltkm to te- dlately. PoUoa aaid thara- ap* of Bolton. The covered in. the last two montha church In Lexington. Maas. Miss Igialy has the ap p ro v al____ Local women catered for the din­ augurata, with ad a^ta neillUea, pwwa .u>to ba■■ BO ImUeatieina of a from ewirlbig waters below tha Davenport' l^the granddaughter ner at noon, proceeds of which go a funior high aehool pragraoi. ao|foccad antry. iJorMy of m4|nbers of each cen- eetaracL ef ftmeelpr. Porter and snent to the Colurabia Volunteer Fire eo¥«M ST. (Tnrattir locanoio tb. 2-t442 / V ■ ,V ';j ',‘- ':K ':C,' '.;

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PAUB'*Tm i(T^ MANCHESTER EVIfiNiNU HEKALU. MANCHKSTEK, L’ONN., It'KiUAY, JANUARY 28, 1940 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANUHE5TBR. CONH^ FRIDAT, JANUARY *8, 1940

tUhg, but^X’a gatUng too big for Pianist.Dies ‘ UB." Tlio AlK jteco bad arranged Guards. Danbory Gaaie. Treason Trild DireeU IVografn N eed fcS een [ce Needed Sues Railroadl to aend 24 ea n q plaiMa to ita baaa On Tonight at Armory FedorQs Play Guards Tbni^m at Kearney, NebL to carry aup- After Crash pUea Into the atnuken area juat Manager Art Pongratx of Takes Recess For New Court At Hospital aa the new atorm ltt|;ttck yeater the Guards* hasketball team day. said this afternoon at two i! ' t * ■ r — ‘ To BMp Ba o’clock, tonight’s Eastern *Axis Sally* Jtirorf jGet P r e s e n t Space Inade- Danbttiy Fodoroo— Ono o f Now Englond*a Boflt Pro Team » Two Others Hurt i n In Chicago, Fifth Anh^head- I H i^ Quintet Brindley and Schwartz I^ L m I Year’s Figures Re* X«aigue game with the Dan­ uartora announced that HK.buU> i f t t a f e ; Offidala to Collision; S a i l o r t o bury Fedoras and the Guards Chance to Rest Ears; f eeal the R^arkable oxera were aMpped to Nebi at the armory would go on aa S Recordings Heard D i s c u s s t h e M a t t e r R oad Game Be Put. Under Arrest towna from Granite City, IU., scheduled. I Growth at Memorial augment S7 buUdoxcra a m ______V Big Guns with Hatters Despite reports the Fedoras i-i' * wesaels—tracked vehicles capable Cbnalderation o f a new Town BBBALD New London, Jan. 2t—yp>— One ' not be at full strength, Washington, Jan. 29— (F)— Jur- ' Hospital SfUTM for I M i show a o f traveling on snow areata—nl* Court room again may arias soon iTrdi to W ool Hartford ready at work in the atorro area je r Joe MinitU, of Oan- ^ ora in the "A x la SaUy" treason kOBwadous growth o f tha Man- man was killed and. two others aasurad ’The Herald that as a result o f a cob versa tloB bald L o c a l s A n x i o u s t o R a c lc .qs e a rrin g emeigency auppliea and I trial rested their ears today from this mortiing by Gcnsral llanagar ANGLE Tonif^t to Engage MMStar MOBMrlal hospital since It were injured in a tWd-car automo­ cutting roads. the eh^re Danbury five woukOttld Nassiff s Down Up Fourth Straight.^ apaeaSIta doors in 1920. They show I a barrage of Nazi war propagan- George H. Waddell and Attornsy bile crash at 1:30 a. m., today ’The new snow and wind storm be here it for the aU-im- HoU High in GCH. e aigaiScant need o f more space portent League game. I da. • John D. LaBcIle. The matter baa. Trium ph at Arm ory; '* near the Coca-.''ola plant In Bank extended into northeastern Kan­ been widely dlsctissed previously, lUraetto, ■naimgHnattag orsanasOriands e>orq>ot Pittsburgh.nitsourgn. .aormer. Former receivers (Md Saybrook for aardoes such as X-Ray, Labor­ sas, Iowa, southweateril Wiscon­ The respite lasts' until Monday. on Man- atory and Kitchen facilities as well street, atop Toum hill. Then they will listen to much more but because o f tbe cost 9 f chang­ huntine croundsgrounda oofT f eoaehlng in tbe me-1 mra emitoato Laurek in Prelhu ' sin, Boutheaatern Minnesota and ing tbejiretoh t courtroom cetup, . Pararito huaung grouaaa « ^ (lu d e). »< * «* —*” . ” ?•*** sthan aehed- # ■s orgontly needed additional beds. Fatally ,urt was William John northern DUnoia. H ea vy" falls of it— the evidence by which prose­ NaUenal League batters during skinnUh to- Rascati, 32, of 10 Johnson Court, cutors hope to convince the Jurors no action has bssn taken. "'^ tki jj^ e e ly y ']B,,v*a), (Bravaa). CrCY I Perkins . _ snd|ula, , incto«iig a Xt is hoped this situation can were reimrted in parts of Wiacon- May Lilt Ceptrols night against Hall High la West Bobby Knight' Features AVr toe atate'a basketball fans he eoiracted with the building on Waterford, pianist with the Eddie that Mildred E. GiUars, 48, betray­ *rbls morning LaBelle pxopoaed the 1948 aeasoa were the historictoclc j| Benny BBengough s n g o i^ (PhlUtes),(PlUUlas), cayCaClyd* >sin and Iowa. that as soon aa it can be sirsngcd, than Sukerorth (Dodgers), Mervyn Harttora. The l o c ^ must win wUl focus their attention on to* to the present hospital of another Turner trio v/hich plays at Dubuque, la., reported eight ed her coiuitry for Nazi cash. Polo Grounda where no leas 4 9 A 6 Road Trium ph; ■a Ou Grain arovCoal means o f improving the preient 171 basebalU were liit into the' Shea and Red Smith (CUhs), John four of the games to qualify for Manchestsr Armory tonight where wing with construction pto start Lighthouse inn. He formerl.v lived Inches of new snow, and Lacrosses V. S. District courts ordinkrlly the annual Cwsa A tournament at at New Haven. meet herb on Friday, but attor­ uarters be undertaken. He be­ stands. O f thU number th* Gianto Schulte (Itod Sox). Stfra 0*NeiU Play at Rec Sunday th* local Guards and to* rangy this spring. Flans are now being Wia., seven. The m ow waa and O e o i^ Susce '(OUveUndL New Raven tai March. completed by the architects and it Injured were Richardson Mun- neys for both sides told Judge Ed­ eves that the prsaent crowded*- ceUected 89, high tor any home Danbury Fedoras tangle in an im­ whipped into drlfta by vrlnda o f SO Exports This aroom in the .building that also Earle Bruour and Earie Maelt Winning four games against I le expected that bids will be in­ del), 21, of 204 Morso avenue, milea an hour or more. * ward M. Curran they liad agreed team in th* Pord Prick drculf. The local Nasalff Arms baaket- (AthleUcs), Fred Hermann and teams the eaHbcr o f Rail, Bristol. portant Eastern League game. It Groton, another meihbcr of the there ahould be no court today. houass police taesdquartera Is in- A grand total o f 948 home runs bail quintet captured a well de- vited before April 1. CoM Wav* Wanflag Mias Jima M dUaxey Joe B ru its (Browns) and m il Weaver.hHamden. all on the road, is of toe utmost importance that Increase of 490 Per cent trio, and Delbert J.' Miller, 32, of Th* Weather Bureau, in a spe­ ’(Coattaaed boaa *^0(6 OaS) ^ITie lawyers ssdd they haVe work sdequate for the business of the ware faMilctied during the season, court, and that s Oiange should be Dlcfcsy (Ysnkees). PlfU en in ^ end Windham High at home, U no aerved 49 to 46 win over the classy' toe Fedoras win this game to Dyeing iU first year of opera­ Jordan village, Waterford, a Navy cial cold wave Warning, predicted Ap do before tbe trial resumes. the eeeond succeailra campaign small ordsr. *Ihe locals’ record, timent against tha nead fo r -eX' Miss Miss June Elaine McKinney, made now. Vysddell said that he is . Hal JudenfrUnd, basketball Saybrook Rams last night on the prove to baskatbaU fans and them- * tion the average daily census at chief at the submarine bage. low temperatures of 10 to 20 be­ U convictea. Maine-born that th* 900 mark eras passed. In including a jr in over the Alumni, tending these controla fo r somee Gilnura„ faces______apossible possible death death sen­ willing to look into the matter ’ IMT, with the Giants belting 221, coach at Bacon Academy. Colchcs- latter’s borne court A capacity selves that they have not loet their * the hospital was 34. Last year the Rascati expired at Lawrence low xero in northwest Wisconsin, daughter o f My. and Mrs. R J. ter, capUlned City OoUege o f New etands at five vletoriee and seven hold over toe state’s baalistbaH and &Iemorial Associated hospi­ 'with xero to five below- in aouth- time to come." tenced fully, and asked that the Manebes- the Uague total waa 898. ’ crowd witoeased to* MU* of Dimes average daily census was ISO ’The proposed 28-month axtan- McKinney, 57t East Center street, tsr Bar association bring in a re­ Home run etatUUca tor the 1948 York’s cage team during the______1942-1 reversals. teams. ’ which represents an increase of tals at &:SS a. m„ without regain­ east Wisconsin, and zero to five FKa Recordlags Heard 48 season . . . In 44 tournament| HaU b o w ^ by a 84 to M ^ n t benefit contest which ws.* featured aion w o W make the controls ef­ The Jiity listened to play-backs and active in youth work lyt St. quest, with recommendations. Ten straight lesgua vietovlsa ' ing 'consciousness. Neither Mun- above in northern ulinois. by toe brilliant floor play of Bobby approximately 400 per cent since fective untU June 30,'19S1,. thus of five rertMlngs of "Axis Sally” While the present room is large by“*Sirtl5! bMk*tbaU>mra“w « ^ were won by toe Hat City boys ‘ I dell nor Miller are considered to ’There were only a few sub-zero Mary’a Episcopal church, chair­ sehsoiu, Kentucky hss. won 401 much stronger st home, lOiight former Globe Trotter and the hospital was opened. Last week spanning most o f the prospective programs tuen down by govern­ Segar, N .'L . publicist. For in­ before they ran up against a the hospital had iU all time high ! be seriously hurt, readings across the country today man in charge o f planning and ar- Vt*. gsmes and lost but four fo r a .909 Hartford Hurricane's, ace. stumbling block In to# Bristol * — in the Dakotas, parts of Nebras­ fuur-year life of the Marshall p ^ . ment monltond sions. there are times, luuslly at stance, th* Cincinnati Reds had of 173. This together with Will Arrest Miller rangements for the Youth Week percentage . . . Swimmer Ann Knight waa soundly applauded Tramps. Despite recent ioeasa to '' i ka and Iowa and the Rocky moun­ Sawyer said that “we should ^be John M. K e iW , Jr., the chief the Saturday'sebalons, when wit­ ths best home run percenUge ^ ether recent dally ceiuus figures OurUa was named ia four, events on time and again for his clever baU Bristol, Wallingrford and toe Hart- ' 1 Prosecuting Attorney John J. tain region. much less conqpraed with tbe risks prosecutor, aakedds former Nazi observance which begins tomor­ nesses and others connected with home. The Reds belted W o f their would seem to indicate that the ths AAU All-American women’a ford Hurricanes, toe Danbury » McGarry said a warrant will be Freezing rain and sleet covered Involved in permitting unrestrict­ radio ofllcial whctlier he recog­ row evening and continues Sunday the business o f the court cannot 104 four baggers at Crosley 91sld handlitig, and hia brilliant drib­ load on the hospital is steadily in­ swimming team from 100 to 980 Local Sport bling with thirty seconds left to team still has th* beat record of Mrs. Vivian Turner Roberta atandii served on Miller charging him with areas extending from^ northern ed exports of aH commodltiea to nised any voices, witness. afternoon and evening at the eiouth find seats. ’There Is accoAimodat'nn for a percentage of .684. Of those creasing and -eems destined to yards . . . Frank Tripuka, Notre play. For fuUy twenty-eight sec­ any team In the State. Including : with her daughter in Memphis. the unlawful and felonious opera­ Missouri across niinoia into lower all destinations." after "the bene­ Adelbert Houben, r e p l ^ that it Methodist church, under the spon­ now tor about 30 persona in the 68 homers, Hank Bauer aecounM continue Increasing. The bed ca­ Dame quarterback last tesson. haa exhibition games, to* Fedoras ^ Tenn., after testifying In a $26,000 tion of a motor vehicle in such a Michigan. Winds which reached ficial effects o f European recov­ was Miss .GiUars’ voice. sorship of the Manchester Chris­ courtroom; for 22 and Johnny Wyrostek hit Chatter onds, Bobby dribbled the bail in pacity has Jumped from 06 in 1921 a weekly sportscast on tha Irish have won 16 games and lost iMit damage suit. The part-Cherokee manner as to cause death. He Is a velocity of 45 miles an hour and ery upon world stability are real­ Court officials, jurors, sttomeys tian Youth „ Council_ „ o f the Man !*• campus . . . When the Indlanapo- and around the Saybrook players to ITS today, the latter figure in­ Second to the Reds was the three, their league record balBg I I • Indian of VpsilantI, Mich., charges engineman chief at the Sub- gusts of 70 m.p.h. hit Indianapolis ized.” I and news* reporters put on\$ar- i chester'councli o f Churches. until he WM finally forced out of cluding the hospital Annex on iwM^l^h^iSItee'who ^ e c ^ 1 »•* w m nm at the state nice long aet-shoU. The other Naa- coatrast to 070 last year. It has Three Persons Die as a means o f protecting thc Al. S. street: Gordon Powell. Rockville: bury, Torrington, WslUngtord and was alone in his vehicle. against shortages. Sawyer said: emotion. I Gail Johnson, Dick son rsports. slff players played beautiful ball bean recorded the births at Man- The two musicians had finished Carroll and Lynne Dennison, 20 for ,SI2|phltadelphtoRocke« to tha A. H. In New Pmat rwTTL toiTBHi'sSth! S^m ^ Salata and Jerry Harris. Stai^n'ir^ O ^ r with the newcomer as they won New Haven appear in that order diastar Memortal last year were “Oomplete decontrol of grams The flnit recordiftr the Jury I Whltham. ^ n e t Gooding and Jen- In Boston Subway their night’s work at Ughthouse i^teep Hollow lane;’ Svaitte Gustaf- ti., works aa an electric welder Biggest drawing card in ths Rec Joe Minlttl. And Brindley. Ed Schwartz, BUI Plesa and L«nny Doctor. Biindlcy, Schwartz aad Pleas their fifth game of the season. should do the Guards no harm. * lasB than in 1947. There has been Air Force Plan may be possible if forecasu of heard was called “ Midge A t the i nie Rowza. I son. 39 Strickland street; Miss only 32 of their 9S atj during the off aeaaon. Although inn and Mundell was driving Ras­ Senior League la Harry Smith of an atand six feet, foar laches ar better. Don Torventl opened the scoring Three of the Fedoras players a similar trend throughout the next year’s domestic wheat are , Mike,’’- described as "fo r our fern- The two-day^rozram begins to- Barbara Pillard, 116 Waddell road; Braves Pleld. On the road, th* ha doesn’t use an acetylana torch Sudden Fire Today cati home. 'They were traveling realized, and if grain harvests in j mine listeners especially." Braves boasted the beat percent- | the Manchester Ctaaners. Very few with a foul shot which put the have been chosen to represent th* ' ‘ns well as in the State of Given Backing j morrow eveningNrt seven, with a Mrs. Anitta Martina. 152 School on the ice, he performs a fine job Eastern League AU Btara agalnat west in Bank street, Mundell told other stress are satisfactory.” i Midge—Miss GiUars, Houben "Fun Night,” planned by a spec­ wlU taka the team to the Rama ahead 1 to 0. H* went on to Ootmecticut. The birth rate during police, and had reached a point street; Clarence Roach, 104 / the Bristol Tramps in a benefit * Oil and coal supply situsUons said—started out: ial committee d by Miss five teems showed n gain over get two hoops which helped hla 1947 was 23.0 per 1,000 population (Coattoned from Pago One) near the Coca-Cbla plant when Bridge street. Rowdies Trounc;e game for toe Infantile PanU)^ ' and 81A In 1948. In other words (L’onUaaed from Pag* One) are following tbe pattern of grains " ’This is Berlin calling. Berlin I Hazel Driggs. 1947 In the production of home while guarding the Rocket cage. Sndth ^ deck and abls to throw Plenty of Ski Activity team to taka a 15 to IS lead at the MUler’a 1940 sedan approached in Admitted today; Walter l^ - runs. *1110 biggest increase was end of the first quarter. Ike Cole Fund in Bristol February 7. Ilia y ' them were only 41,837 babies bora Custom House tower nearby. And but steel and non-ferrus metals ; calling the American mothers, | Sunday schedule sells. 42 Strickland street; Mary- A weU-travriled canine la Jona-1 in baakete. are Aud Brindley, Ed Schwartz * the opposite direction. mittee the original budget r e -! (aluminum, copper, etc.) continue I wives and sweethearts.” made by th* who cracked etiMi in , tha’ enow-whlto Univer­ Clowns, 49 to 26 and Gtu Gaudino each got two In Connecticut In 1948 as compar­ other smoke spread through the Finds Brakes L'seless 2:30 in the afternoon. ellen Parker, 69 Charter Oak and Len Doctor. II m beat Icnowa ed with 44,494 the preceding year. quests by thr A ir Force contained | to be in such short supply in this out St more than they bed in 1947. sity o f Oonnectlcut mascot. Jon­ Harold Tsdford has voluntsersd hobps for toe locsda in this quarter. station platforms far below the The Miller car, Mundell added, hearaal for th- Youth Cboh, fol- street; Richard Parsons, 30 Silas One o f the biggest reasons was is probably Brindley whoa* list of * The above statistics demon- street level. The station is the figures of s 70 group, s .66 group, | country that the constitute "the "sitting at hoine with you at the athan waa along when Admiral Ills services to offleisto s t the At New Mt. Nebo Slope N asiiffs opened up in the second suddenly started to slide sideways ' lowed by a gel-acquainted prt^lod road; Mrs. Nellie Farr, 84 Bigelow the improvement in Del 1 Ths West Sid* Rowdies had achlevemsnta ara aa long aa a -7 •traU the trenaendous growth of first on the Boston side of the tun-, a 59 group and a 48 group force. hard core of commodities for little sewing bees knitting socks Richard Byrd m ^ hla 1946-47 trip basketbaU games Saturday n i| ^ quarter aa Ed Vllga, WUUams and on the slippery highway and head­ at 3?30. 'Three separate Yo(»to street. slugging outfl^er. 1**4 very little trouble beatlpg toe champion cocker apanleVa p6dl- i tha hospital throughout iU 28 full nel. He listed the 70 group require­ which control remains essential.*' for our men over in North Africa. to tha south pola . . . Hugh Grrar, at ths armory. Teddy wUl work Oola each netted two baskets to ed for his car. Mundell said he was seminars will be conducted front, Discharged yesterday: Mrs. gree. In 1944, Brindley took tofl *■ years of service to Manchester and Man.v Passengers On Platform ment at $7,500,000,000 and the 48 Some Controls Relaxed "Yes, girls, there is a reason," ^ ^ ta* I VOmn cage' mentor, one* had a the IRxlea-Rec Five gam*. caowns in toe East Side Rec Junior taka a 31 to 21 half time lead. unable to avoid the oncoming Alldge said. "It's because I ’m not four imUl five, followed by supper, izabeth White and daughter. 109 last 8T-gam* winning streak at EUs- Newly InjiUlM Flood The third quarter was fatal to honors in toa Ivy Lsagu* sooctog * gyfleunding communities and Many passengers were on the group at between $4,500,000,000, Sawyer said some controla al­ summary of seminars and the therell street; Mrs. Mary League last night by a score of 49 wlUle playing tor Daitm outh.« platform during the 9 a. m. rush vehicle. He applied his brakes, he and $5,000,000,000. The latter ready are being relaxed where on the side of President Roosevelt w by tha O iU ^ « 1 worth Htah. Paired In th* first game tonight the locals as they faUed to score a claariy show the immediate need sho\iing of a religious film. Pi^er, Broad Brook; Ronald more than In 1947 while .the to '26 in toe first gpme o f a triple Lights Used to Ad-i ^ Picked on th* AU American team hour. said, but they were uaeless on the supplies permit and exports do not and his Jewish friends and bis at th# armory at 7:80 wfll he the single point The Rama were play­ a f mote space. amount is what the president bas This annual Youth Week ob- L a c^ 15 Scarborough road; Miss Braves made ten more, the Red# header. Leading at halftime by in 1945, he set a ntw acoclng rec- , Another . train pulled into the snow and ice coated roadway. conflict with national Interests, British friends because I ’ve been Laurels and East Hartford Card­ vantage; Instruction vrttlCCFS ing strictly defensive ball In toe recommended. urvance will come to a close with Mazle\K4U*y< 34 Driva B, Silver ntn* and ths Dodgers eijht. ord at Madison Square Gardes by f atatlpn and its hundreds of passen­ An accomplished Pianist, Raicj-ti ready sire being relaxed where tur- brought up to be a 100 per cent Speed Skaters inals. Last week these two teams twenty points, 28, to 8, the attempt of keeping from being ”1716 general said he believes au­ a service of worship at seven | Dane Itopaea: William Stemmer- OtanM Saftor Dee in e hooping 56 points. Thla record was gers crowded out just as the heavy formerly played with the late But he put meat, certain fibers AmeriOan g irl...W e are shedding played at tha Y with tha Laurels Rowdies were sparked by to* all Saturday Afternoon ------trounced. But they found time to thority for a 7 group force is "es­ o’clock.’ to which the public la On the other side of to* ledger, later broken by S t Jolut’s K a n y Uncertain New smoke-wave roiled through the Glenn Miller and hla orchestra, and chemicals, some fats and oils our good young blood for this man, 12 'Jensen street; Mrs. 141- by two points. around playing o f Duff who also score six points on two twin-point­ sential to the security of the Unit­ cordially invited. lian C^rlsoh, 118 Summer street; th* OianU suffered th* bimnat de­ In Boston Derby I jwl^^ have Magnuson President for Boykoff who scored 45 points. station. and many times accompanied ed States. and calf akin in the same class ’Kike’ war, for this British war." netted 12 points. He was sided by Manchester akiers, who ^ ers by center Jack Martin and The crowd screamed and milled famous singers. Including Tony “ Medical Reports" Given Mrs. COra Graham, Hazardville: cline. New York collected Bo fewer | ___ ■ bezt looking prcM' AgoatinelU, Flavell and Robinson fouls by Torrenti and Pinky Bel­ Last season Brindley played with Year Awaited "When we can afford it I think with the metals. gone a month without sno'w, have 1949; M el Cushing to in Budi^n panic which ended as Martin. In recordings Noe. 2. 3 and 5, Winfred Gilnack, Glastonbury; homers last year Tw o Manchester speed ekatoral . . in the Rec Senior League la with ten, eight and seven points mont the New York Knlckerbockera is it’s essential’’ to go up to an ac­ Along with the export control emergency escapes were reached. He was a veteran of five year s power, authority for voluntary Midge gave "medical reports” on Mrs. Louise WiUart, Nfo-th Cov­ Pirates had a drop of 48 and the j pm Joubert and WlUlam Aren^ IJJ** avs-lnch BUI Davis. Just respectively. For the losers Ru- been making /good use o f toe | Handle Publicity Job NasaifTs regained their scoring the BAA. tual force that size, he went on. ‘-(t'oDtimiad trem Page One) Two unidentified policemen, de­ service during World War ll. and division of scarce items among ‘^wounded fliers, shot down over entry: Maureenv Mangar. 30 Cardinals showed a dscresaa o f w ill represent the local Navajo school, Davta, baclia, HatUn and Jenaen played Mount Nebo Ski Trail the last two | power in the final ten minutes of Schwarta flooring Wlaaid The secretary declined to say in Ed Schwartz, former L, L IT. scribed as heroes by passengers, served with the Air Force band, businesses needing them rubs out 1 Germany and German-oedupied News Tidbits Pioneer circle; JoaelRi Oiler, Rock­ tan. Thee* three clilb# to# skating Oub. In to# Silver m o e r c o d in g , ahould beat. evenings. The floodllghta installed j play. It waa Burke. Gaudino and public what the actual difference lae SniT Yftfo fllAnta llAil SSL I ^ nAm*A61 ritoPflton ‘***'“ **^ ^ ^ | A new slate of officere were in­ Qen. Pal Chung-Hsi, flew la from quieted the crowd, ripped down other military bands and orchestras at the end of next month. ] territory, and lucky enough to ville: Robert Henpr, 239 Middle Isadera in 1947. Th* Giants had 221,1 Derby In Boston Garden, January In the second game toe Animals WUUams doing the scoring on star waa cliosen on to* aH Garden , in plane, strength and air striking Colled Frosi (/P) Wires by toe .Ski Club three weeks ago stalled by the Softball TwiUght hip Central.Chlna command head­ iMards over an old exit, and start and participated in USD shows in ’Hie administration wants t o . have escaped alive,' Turnpike, east; Mrs. Althea Mac- Plttoburgh 136 and S t Louis 115. 130. | A third Manchester skater. ran away 'slto toe Mustangs by s aome nice passes from Knight team (1946-47) and also selected have proven highly successful and quarters at'Hankow. ed .scores up an escape passage to this country. Ha waa discharged force would Ije b e^ een a 48 and a continue both systems, export con-1 Some samples: Lean, 1039 Tolland turnpike. Again, the moat home runs hit | Gaorg* Krause, wUl represent Ar- Garden Boat Tealght score of 39 to 18 with tlie score st League at a meeting Wednesday Cole, Conran and VUga. as the Most Valuable Player In Pal, who with General U Atlantic avenue, as a corporal. 70 group force. -Be said the Air ! trola tor 2* months, allocation au-1 "WeH, if you folks want to Discharged today: Mrs. Gladys in any park in toe teague last saa-1 nold CoUegs, which he is attond- half being 20 to 10 in their fhvor. have brought out more than fifty night. Casey Magnuson moved up Tbs Ram’s Jack Martin came the MetropoUtan District In to* Forces now have 59 groups, French blologisti 1s reported to son was at to* Polo Grounda 171.1 lag. tinsatened a revolt in 1936 unless A conductor on an arriving Rascati was born Oct. 30, 1917, , not ail thority for seven. * fight, to aid and abet the decline Dembsk. Rockville; Mr*. Dorothy NSW Vork. Jan. Arcarl, Hampson and Eagleson local skiers on each of ths two to the presidency, while th# other through with 11 points in this last four games he )u s played this of them fully operating. have perfected mechanlcml heart This figure ia a drop o f S3 ovar tha I to addition to the Manchester evenings since the recent snowfall. Chlang Kai-Shek actively fought train,.perceiving the smoke, shout­ at New Haven, and only about And then it plans to try. getting of the west—well, you certainly Hubbard and son. 107 Sumjner for an Dte WUUams-Ray Robinson starred for the winners with 12, three office# were taken over by quarter but it was in vain aa Nss season, Schwartz has scored 96 ^ by Cihairman Vinson (D., jmd lung that can keep human 1947 total of 206. Another ISS cir-1 skatera 12-]war-old Ray Larson Despite the limited amount of Jiqian, was believed strengthening ed,to passengers to return to the three months ago moved to Water­ through Congress stand-by power are taking the right course.” street: Miss Barbara Pillard, 116 welter title match next summ^er and 6 points respectively. Osrisqn new men. Harold Jarvis went In sifTs coasted the final minute and points for an average o f 24 per ^ Ga.rhow much more money would organ, the placenta, in live state cult wailope were collecUd in Pitts- I of Warehouse Point wiU also skate skiing that has been possible dur­ • the acting president’s hand in t^e coimhes, closed the doors and ford, where he purchased a home for I^esldent ’Truman to Impose And BO you want to sacrifice Waddell road :• Malcolm Juno, Ekist hinge on a decisive victory for^Ike was by far the standout player for as rice president. Maurice Correntl a half to post their three point game. pulled the train out of the station. be needed if C^mgress decided to for more than three days . . . A c­ burgh, leas than toe 1947 total of-^ for the local club. Ray holds the ing the year, it was evident that In Lenny Doctor tha Fedoras peace move. In Johnson court for his wife, the compulsory price, wage and allocs-1 your sons to try to destroy that Windsor Hill; Mrs. Anna Dieg. 9 in tonight’s Madison Square Gar­ the Mustangs and scored an but as secretary and Mel Cushing is victory. Others ran screaming through add $800',000,000 to the president's tion started in Hartford Superior 182. Other parka to show a da-1 North Atlantic championship and mist of the skiers were regaining have on* o f toe beat floormen and . Two high government officials former Leslie Jo Farmer, and four- tion controls if they are needed in ' great country, Germ any.. .It’s the Lilley street; Mrs., Eva McIntosh, den re-match with Cuban Kid five of hia team’s points getting the new treasurer. Cushing ■will Oonran was the local’s acting Air Force budget. Symington aaid living court by New Haven teacher to crease were St. Louis and ChUmgo, stands a very good chance of tak­ confidence and were skiing under considered to be still taking the almost Impenetrable smoke. year-old daughter, Claire H. Ras­ the battle against high blackest page in world biator>’.’’ 32 Woodbridge street. ‘ GavUan. five field goals and tore* ■ out of also handle the public relations coach for this game and ha did playmakera in toa bustnesa. Doc-^i “we’d be about $2,000,000,000 have Teachers' Retirement board Ninety were hit st Sportsman’s ing his class m toe derby. Joe| control. A few who were inclined tor waa a standout at B t Johns. . Chlang Kai-Shek's orders. Prem­ cati. costs. ’’They’re coming in by the hun­ Births yesterday: A ton to Mr. Many tolngt must be stralght- four from the charity line that post for the coming season. fine job in handling the players. Played In New Haven short" of the 1950 requirements on Substitute for ProgVain transfer her to State Teachers’ Re- Park, compared to 94 in 1947, Tossi* of Suffleld, EsrI Larsen, Sr., out before UghtwelgM to ride it straight" were cauUon- Rounding out toe startlnf ftra Is# ier Sun Fo the Foreign Minister dreds. these American boys, who tlrement association. . . . New j and Mrs. Eugene Sheehan 28 SUas totaled 13 points. A meeting has been called for Tommy and WUUams, both left the Slation Only One Before moving to Waterford, he a 70 group basis. It was aa a substitute for such while 72 were manufactured at Btarl Larsqn, Jr., Ronnie Larsen, C3mmp WUllsme can square ed by members of the local Ski Bill Pleas and Jim Whits. B ig BU I' Wu Te-Chen, flew o ff to Shang­ day after day are flying over Ger­ York Time# says that officials road: a aon to Mr. and Mra. Ricn* all of Warehouse Point, will also Adding another victory to their Friday night, February 18. at game early in the fourth quarter played the piano in. Town House a program that the Republican- j .W rigley Field, eight lest than in One la riess is also passing toe time with , hai. Of Kind in World Funds for Only One Y’ear many in their terror raids to ex­ 62 Salem road; a represent toe Nsvsjoa at the der- sgalnat Sugar Ray. list Panthers drubbed the Csrd- Patrol, who were on hand to see which time ne\^ team members with five fouls. Vilga also came restaurant. New Haven. He be­ dominated 80th Congress passed negotiating North Atlantic secur- i ard Blackburn. 1947. BIggeat gain was at Cincin- to it that safe skiing would be en­ Brooklyn in the American Lasgua.:, There was a growing belief they, Boston, Jan. 28— (4^—The sub­ *nie'70-group objective was ap­ tinguish a wbolb race. , .1 ask you daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gavilan. Ina'.s by a one-sided score o f 66 to are expected to be taken into the through in fine fashion in Ms dC' longed to St. Bernadette’s church, the law allowing the government ity pact have accepted principle m.ttl where 120 homers were hit by. White captained S t Johns in 194B. laift because they feared 14 and way station In which t)iree persons proved by Clongresa last year but American women if you brought Modean, South Coventry. This will be the first meet this 34. Never in any trouble, the joyed by all. fold by the league. Last year the but with the locals. Local 234. American Federation of and industry to work out present that armed attack against one sig­ compared to 95 the previous #** Reiser In Good Shape Soma of the younger skiers out and was toe team's hl|^ sourer^. ^ would take actloa against perished and many others were in­ funds to finance it were provided up your boys to be murdeVera." Birth today; A ton to Mr. and year tost any of the Navajo Panthers kept rolling u$ the score league operated with seven teams. In the scoring department WU' Musicians, and the 102nd Regiment voluntary arrangements for divid­ natory nation Shall )wi considered son. There was an Ineresss of nine on the slope look like good candi­ Strong reserve# in to* patsoBt , .theip. They now are regarded as jured in a flash fire today is the only for the current fiscal .vesr.^ One of the "Home Sweet Hom e" Mrs. CTIsj’ton Zanlungo, 115 School skatera have participated in, due with Sheekey heading the list with There Is a possibility at this time lianas led the loesls vrlth 15, fol band, ail at New Haven and was ing the supply of scarce mate­ attack against all of them. at Philadelphia, seven at Brooklyn Boaton, Jan. dates for the competitive events of Jerome Harris, Steve flsists, ^ e chief advocates for fighting on only one of Its kind in the world, The long-range plan would re-' series got played. A fter plajnng “ I Russian plans to conduct alr-to- street. to the csncellstion of nearly aU 18 points to be followed by Mc­ that two of those seven teams will lowed by Gaudino with 10. educated in New Haven schools. rials. Surrender, l5ear," Midge ' sj^ke and four at Boston. ton Bravea today had double a ^ in the Ski Carnival scheduled dur­ not field a team in league play in and Billy Smith eomplatos tha* W though Sun recently was sup- according to transit engineers’ rec­ quire from four to five years alr firing practice in corridor trav­ In esse you have forgotten, outdoor meets, including one Dowell with 16 markers and Bei- Martin led all scorer* with 21 While living at Waterford, he The Senate Banking committee up: a^ecs that PeU Rel^r, their ing February. Richard Kurts. Win .1949. As a result, there will no squad. Salata played tar th e ' •easd to have taken a stand for ords. for completion. ersed by Allied air lift to Berlin Ralph Klner o f Pittsburgh and scheduled at Center Springs Pond. iingheri and Anderson with 11 via eight hoop# and five charity attended St. Mary's church in this already has approved a bill to ex­ “Well, I’m afraid ahe will never coaUy swltch-hilUng outfield ac ner of the boys Oonnectlcut SUte doubt bo openings for two or three Bridgeport Newflelda and St pres- ^ yaaee.) Making it unique 'are two pairs .. , ’The president’s $14,&68,000,000 draws protest from British author­ Johnny Mix* of toe GlsnU were These skaters have been train­ points each. For the Cards, tOBSM. tend thla G. 6. P. system until surrender till you kids surrender. qulsitlon from the B iw kijm downhill race three years ago. has teams. Any local organized team ent U the property of the Boston , H m ofNctal reason was that Wu of elevators, in sloping shafts ' . . v -j u- j defense budget for tbe fiscal year September 30. The Senate Itself ities. . Possibility of connection tied for to* individual home ran ing Intensively the past two Sunday afternoon at tbe East which carry passengers at an angle I ^ Surviving, besides his wife and Well, bow about it? It’s not a bad Dodgers, was in perfect physieai Murphy with 12 points and Strat­ wishing to enter the league ia Red Sox basebaU team where tr^ and Smi went off to confer with starting July 1 appeared safe from between Hading o f hand grenade O bituary leadership with 40 four-baa* blows months st toe Springfield CoUseum been out on the M L Nebo slope Side Rec Naasiffs play host to toe ha is expected to pass it Monday. idea really." « ton with 12 points stood out. urged to contact one of the offi­ tliird l>artv leaders on peace major cuts, but the Air Force may The House Banking committee on Bowling Green, Ky., street and and hope to bring at least one getting ready for the coming local strong New Haven Annex A. C. listed as s catcher. . Midge also wondered whether each. ***V^le returning his slgn^ 1949 Aalnmla (88) cials st an early date, and ulao Truly, toa Fedoras ara an su ' ■lovto. No'one believed that. The get a bigger slice than he propos­ swiftly okayed tbe same kind of Wednesday’s bomb explosion in Shota Bera nad There trophy home. Competition at the - Qentrai event. It is hoped that Richie, aa Knight will make his debut with the soldier’s glri friend bOck home contract Reiser adM ^ p. B. F. Pts. to have a representative present star team and local fans (fliould I third party leaders already have ed. . bill yeaterdey. Chairman Spence post office being studied.. Pre­ Memerial Blaas F ou r present major league man- derby this year wiU be exception­ he well aa Robert and Marjorie Kurt, the locals on thel rhome floor. between, but converge to only lO ; A"’**'**°’ Nicholas and Eli, "isn’t sort of running around with Manager J«*n J, Quinn tta t 1 Gaskrll, r f . . . . 0 1-t 1 at the meeting. Several teams have 'take advantage to sea^ this tasas nfimed to take part. House Appropriations commit­ (D., K y.) and -Democratic Leader mier Maurice Duplepsia of Quebec A fourth anniversary maaa will agera were catchers during tbslr ally ... also winners in state ski meets. Nasalff Arms (49) all of New Haven; two sisters. one o f the 4-F’Si’* The Boston Silver Skates Derby was certain he waa going to have 1 VIgnone. i f ___ 1 1-3 3 made applications for franchises : Ob the other hand, one of the feet at'street level. tee members said as much follow­ McCormack (Maaa.) tabbed it for orders home of Communist party be celebrated tomorrow morning active playing days. They are Will enter the state contesU this Pta In action. • Mrs. Eleanor Anzeskt of East Beats Defense to Draw Is the largest Indoor meet in New a big year, keep toe Na- 4 Eagleson, e ___ 3 0-1 6 but their bids were held o ff in •oveniment • designated peace ’The station was built in 1904 ing an off-the-record aeaslon with House passage Wednesday. at eight o’clock In St. James’ CWinte Mack of toe Atoletlts, Zack tlonai League in winter. Ooach Bart Yoet o f tha Ckwrds’ The prosecution beat tbe de­ official padlocked af jer police raid dCn^and and usually has an entry championship 1 1 Gunaa, c ...... 1 1-1 3 order to give all teams a chance Oole, r f ...... 4 dtiagates, Gen. Cliang Chih-Cliung. and is being replaced with a new Haven, and Mrs. ^Mary G i^greco g^^retary o f Defense Forrestol *nie Senate committee listed place and seize track load o f doett- church tor the repose of the soul Taylor of toe Browns, Jack Onslow Boston,” he predicted- Instruction classes, sponsored plans to uaa his regular s n w n .^ structure equipped with escalators of New \ork, and several nieces ! ^ m illUry leaders >-e»- fense to the draw with tbe story list o f 200 or more. 0 Hampson, rg .. 4 0-0 8 to apply. Knight I f ...... 0 flaw to lAnchow in northwest and nephews. His father was the Secretary of Commerce Sawyer aa meats. of PFC DHUo V. Falcetta, o f toe White Sot, and BUI Meyer by the Ski Club and under toe WlUlama, ...... 5 although there may Im — . The station itself la located in terdsy. of how Miss GiUars, while work­ 1 Arcari, rg ---- 8 0-1 P changes in toe starring te aup- T to <>i«s- He was reported pessimls- late Salvatore Rascati. Its first witneu. on extending ex­ Amazing story of survival for dlrecUon of Ed Gimslouakl. wrUl be Burke, c ...... 4 the center o f State street—often ing for the Nasi radio, wanted noj 1 Baranowski, Ig .0 1-2 1 feature game starts at 9 o^doA ^ tle about any chance for peace. Congress may give the Air port controls. The House com­ 17 days on Arctic ice floe lold in held Ssturdsy, weather permit­ Gaudino, rg ...... 4 called Boston's Wall etreet — Tlie body was to be taken this part of an American flier who de­ 2 Mlruckl, ig . , . . 2 1-2 1.081 N ig h t'8 Fight8 "The meet to* East Hart- ; Thla, however, waa before LI Forces enough money for a 70- mittee haa dated Sawyer up for Nome, Alaska, by 24-year-oId ,5 ting. Classes are to be held at Laurels ai. island in surface traffic. It afternoon from Homestead fnnen^ serted to the Germans. Conran, ig ...... 1 aant hla message (presumably by group force instead of the 48 re­ Monday to diseuas the same thing. Bskimo whose two companions Memorial Field and behind the ford Cardlnsls in toe first gams s t served thousands of commuters home in this city to D'Onfrio fun­ . James L. Laughlin, Miss Gillara’ 11 Totals ...... 17 5-11 39 Vllga, Ig ...... > radio) to Mao. quested by Mr. Truman, they in­ A fter that, the House commit­ died . . . with apparently no money Municipal Building at 2 o’clock, 7:30. ~ . Y who traveled In the tunnel beneath eral home at New Haven. Funeral chief counsel, frequently has men­ Mustangs (18) By Tha Associated Press . A well-informed source, - who dicated, by simply transferring to tee gets into rent control while the to pay for operation. Mrs. Georg- and are open to all who are inter­ 49 the harbor between the city ' arrangements are incomplete. tioned Martin J. Monti, tbe filer. 0 Carlson, r f ---- 5 3-4 , 13 New York (Bunnyatde Garden) Totals ...... 21 furnlslied a translation of the mes- it an estimated $800,000,000 set senators,turn to housing legisla­ JANUARY CLEARANCE ested in learning to ski. CTiUdren Bayhrock Rams (48 T Jnlor Lssgns proper and Bast Boston. I MonU pleaded guilty to a treason; sterillsaUoa or 1 Glenney, r f ---- 0 0-0 0 —One Burton. 143 New York, saga, aald Li had appealed to Mao aside in the budget for universal tion—two more items on the Tru­ St Je)mr(M)_ ■ W charge in New York Jan. 17 and 4 Roach, i f ...... 1 0-2 2 should report at Memorial Field. outpointed Vern Lpster, 146H, San B B fP Pts. aa a ftilow revolutionary, saying ■------— I military training. man program. cording to Los Angeles court d*-,- was sentenced to 25 years. 0 Howley, If .. .0 0-0 0 ^ U Francisco, 8. D. Torrenti, rf ...... 3 6 18 ■ r| both the Nationalists and the Com- Bad Weather Not Going to P b m UM T cision. . . . Two new breaks appear One L o t Rubacha, rt ...... • ' With Houben on the stand, Kel­ \ ' Oiia Lot praw One I/ot Slover, c ...... 0 1 Newark, N. J.— Lee Oma. 196. Nolan, i f ...... I 1 Bumlsts had worked for a peoples’ near ' in nation’s tensing labor- 2 . I-I L IA , r f ...... "Congress juat isn’t going to ley brought up the Monti matter. 0 0-1 0 iewato, outpointed Ted Lowry. Martin, e ...... * 0 revolution as envisioned by Dr. About Town management situation. . . . Vice 0 ClSpp, c ...... PA’s’ in League SoutoergUl, If •• i 1 Hits Rangelands pass a UMT bill," a committee Pastor Simpson Miss Glllars told him that Monti 0 Chister, rg . . . . 0 0-0 0 176, New Bedford. Maas., 10. Moaalni. r g ...... I 2 4 .... 0 e 0 5] Sun Yat-Sen, founder of the re- member said. PiMident Barkley signs first bill SOCKS Lukas, i f ...... The committee of arrangements was "a spy or. traitor” and didn't SHIRTS 0 Provtn, rg ---- 0 0-1 0 AUanUc Oty. N. J.-rDon EUli. Moated, rg ...... 0 " 2 ... 11 1 82 i The case for ari A ir Fores with a: pretMlng officer of Senata— Sweaters S tr a tto n ,^ ...... for the Challoner Club's "Cinder­ want people like him around her, 60c Vidots ' Barrett, rg ... 0 0-0 0 Tilt Sunday Night 152, Atlantic Q ty, outpointed A l l^enllll. I g ...... b * I .... 0 0 0 ’ U said that political differences (L'ontlaued from Pag* One)' more groups than the president To Be Delegate niah-order relief fund providing White M id Colors 0 Johnson, rg . . . . ella Week-End” show In St. James' Houben testified. Fontanella, Ig , 1 0-3 2 Mobley, 149, Newark, N. J„ 8. I Bejmont. Ig ...... 2 2 _ 6 0 wlilch led to the civil war should haa requested is being built up ip $500,000 for onowbound west. 1 KosakowskI, rg * ' hall tonight announces that the I ian.s and in the North Atlantic VaiueaTo$6.<)5 Mikolelt, ig ... 0 0-0 0 FaU River, Mass,—Jaclde Wil­ e e not be allowed to prolong the con­ the House Armed aervices com­ Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, min­ Valuad to $4.95 0 Sunday evening the PoUsh Wadsworth. Ig - number of stage and door prtzc.s states. Tlierc was snow in the Brlten Te Give Lectors Now 35c V- -...... — son. 149. Quincy, Mass., outpoint­ Totals ...... 15 75 . . . . e 0.0 -. flict and the suffering of the Chl- mittee. ister of the Center Congregallon- Americana travel to Middletown to Morgan, Ig haa been increased to 30, with a New England states. Tempera­ Sicily Plans Railway Project 8 Totals ...... 7 4-12 18 meet toe S t Mary’s of tost city in ed Lucky Jordan, 147, Providence, Score at half Ume Nasslff Arm# naae people. valuation of over $1(50. Tickets That group met today to ques­ ol church, who was elected offi­ Hartford, Jan.- 28— —Sir A l­ BURN 81-21. • 48-' ■ “1 tures continued mikl/in the south­ ... 86 “ Both aides." U added, "should tion General Vandenberg, Air cial delegate at the recent annual Now $2.98 3 for $1,00 r Stats Polish League game. 8. Totals ...... for the show arc available at the eastern states and "were slightly fred and Lady Zlmmera of 30^ Rome— (4')—A ten-year program ^NTHHACITE- Now $2.49 * t Rowdies (49) Isdtoi (64) ahida by the peoples’ wishes, .ffnd Forces head, and Gen. Omar N. meeting of the church and' Rev. Tha locals who have won their hall. below normal along the Pacific Farmington avenue, will be hosts coating 33,458,000.000 lire ($53.- 8 2-3 8 6 ] a paUttiki means to settle the Bradley, Army chief of staff, on Leland O. Hunt of the Second 2 FlavsU, rf . . . . last two starts and now have a Benoit, r f ...... coast. Sunday afternoon to members of 763,000) to bring Sicily’s outdated . 1 2 0 0 i dhpute, and take no further legislation permanently fixing tbe Congregational church, will join 0 Decker, rf . . . 0-1 season’s record o f four won and McGuire. If •••' Sergeant Waltor Cassells of 42 Staggering Loss Seen the Hartford Study Center for and' war-shattered railways up' to I Robinson, if ..3 1-2 7 three lo st are currently Ued for Copelano, c 1 6 “ a to ^ which will multiply our authorized strength of the anned a group o f men and women, rep­ Police and Firemen Hold 0 Strickland street, of the Manche-s- A survey disclosed at least 2.- yt’orld Affairs who will hear an modern stsmdards was dlsclso^ COAL WOOL 0 Thornton, if .... . 0 1-1 1 fourth piece in league competiUon Patch, r g ...... ‘1 i eilmas a hundred times. forces. resenting Congregational church- PAJAMAS police department, was taken lU 500.000 head'of cattle and 2,800.- address by Robert WUberforce of recently by the Transport Minis­ SPORT O-I 6 The Wally Parclsk-coachsd array 1 * e e'e ^ 0 3 ■ "Both you and the government Bradley told the committee yes­ ea in Hartford county, who will 2 Aitktn, c ...... 8 Tierney, ig ••• early this morning and rushed to the Britlsta Information service in try. 3 bava axpreiisd a desire for a 000 sheep are stranded and faedng terday that the 877.000-man Army attend tbe meeting In Cleveland, 15.00 Valats $3.39 0 Pelletier, fc ... . 1 1-1 win be out to make it three in a Spotlight op Polio Show the Manchester Memorial hospital. starvation over the western rang­ New York. The lecture, to begin The new project includes elec­ SHIRTS 0-1 12 TOW when toey meet the Asylum Totols . . . 10 4 84 .raaentatives to a deaig- Maureen Mangan. sLx months p ort their churches and the Evangeli­ $23.95 $10.95 9 T otals' ...... is listed first on the program, toe ing economic loss. However, no es- Olewns 128) cliarges 'have made thus far and Strict basketball rulea wUI be en­ Jr. Guards (86) natod pUce and start negotla- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ The legislation before the com­ cal and Reformed Chiircb. $16.95 ValiMS $9.95 $8.50 Valnaa $ 1.9 $ biggest single InUrest on toe etar- B I timkte of losses was made by Fed­ mittee would give tbe Arm y a Now $5.95 P. B. F. Pts. WiU have his team in top f<»in studded Infantile Paralysla Fund forced (T). Reports have each tienks.** ert Mangan of 30 Pioneer circle, In the group will be Rev. Fletch­ A. Bujsuclus, r f ...... I U declared that ‘i f we cain meet eral Live-stock Reporting experts peace-time authorized strength of Rubacha, r f . and at fuU strength for Sunday’s show Saturday night at armory team drafting a referee from their was discharged from Manchester er Parker of Immanuel Church, toe Clifford. If ...... V in atoberity tocetber I am aure. because of inability to obtain ac­ 837,000, as originally planned. Mr. Blanco, if . . . contest. appears to be the meeting between retirement lists to work toe game. Memorial hospital today. The child Hartford; Rev. Theron French of Middletown has always been Bidwell, if ...... I era can ranch ap agraament" curate ground checks. Tnman’a budget ceiling forced y/Cr. Snuvit >>r m a c Ooo lIOlTy/ s o m e -g g n o room while shopping. Vahwe 1^ $10.50 Totals •••• era tha ftads cohsldar twar crim­ dieep in the atorro areas o f W yo­ bus has been washed out unddr i ter church, Hartford; Rev. Warren for • worm homo First Otulity $10J10^ B. F. PU . and around that city. sgalnat the flra-laddies. Opening Hector LaGace will present sev. ming. CDIorado. Nevada and Utah ___ IF *you In tha preliminary game toe Bt BtMgMa (M> inals.*' Sandgate Cbetle. anti - Invaalon Archibald of the South Congre- ilS .05 Vahtos $9.95 Sheekey, r f -. . 9 0-2 18. tap-off is scheduled at 7:13. eral variety acts from 8 o’clock Warrantee Deeds —^nearly half o f them tr. Utah. s. D O N 'T 5 ^ . anehester Girls who are In Balbsk, r f * TbaM Includa Chlang. Pal and bastion which King Henry V in gOtlonal, Hartford. The U tter U Located At YOU CAN lir ON IT Belllnghcri, It . 5 1-2 11 Coach Ty Holland of toe flremen to 8:80 with Chief Schendcl work­ Beauford R. and Eleanor H. PIlea Up Drins n t possession o f first place in their Frechstte, rf .0 X4, Iw t the Communlsta said Wad- ths only dissenting clergyman In Now $8.79 Now $4.95 $8.95 Valuta $4.95 McDowell, c -.8 0-0 . 16 had hia aquad out several nights ing hia d («a from 8:30 to 9 o’clock. Dake to Bernard N. and Mabel L. T h e new snow piled up aome built in 1539. dlvtalon o f toe league, with a rec­ Feature o f to* dog act wlU be toe KeUy, If ...... 1 q$ ^ y th«y would forgive Li if New cracks show in the walla. 53 Pnmeil Placa Anderson, rg ..5 1-8 11 tills werit practicing at tha ar­ Eckstrom, property at Foxcroft drifta in the Rocky mountain re­ the sbo've group. ■f ord of eight victories in as many appearance of "Goldwood Michael." Michaalai If 6 hp would show Ida Mncerity for New notices warn ths public Mr. Simpson and Mr. Hunt at­ for oomplofo ofolto Obanolly, Ig - < . a 0-2 4 mory. Randy Brown. Hank Hnafa. and Feradale drive. gion aa well aa in Nebraska and Many Other Lines Greatly Reduced starts, meet toa Middletown one o f the best obedience dogs in niffsnit a .,•••»-••• 0 paaos ^ '‘detaining" Chlang and Alexander Jarvis to Jarvis Real­ away. Workmen ar# shoring up tended the meeting in Obeiiin last Opposite Park 8L Pinto, ig .... . 3 0-0 4 Georg* Jday. Walt Ford. Swade Spellman, 0 ,,•>••«••• 9 delivery o f food supplies to strand­ HMset 2 GIria. Solomonaon, Frits WUkinson, Hank toe workL ^ the olliKa. ty company, four properties on ed Indiana Md rancherr was cur­ the old place. spring when the subject of merg­ Diana, ig . 1 6-0 HlUery, rg ,••«,•»•••- 6 14 tmU nothing alxuit “detain- —I — McCann, Joa Mistrstta. Herb • The Dixies of Hartford and th* Delmoat street tailed. Poor'viaiblUty tu some aec- The csatle. lung a territorial ing was discussed at. length. David . Th.rs k se eblifstiss, ssj Faria, Ig ...... • anyona. Inatead he told (National Guardi armory, now be­ MoComb Will also attend* the 32 2-6 84 Frasar. D«va Karr and Ding Farr old Rec Fhr# wlU meet in s n o * ^ < Jarvis Realty company to the Uona yesterday hampered opera­ Tel. 5141 U Totals OeU basketbaU gam * at 9 o’clock. Old Yoet Ig •,•••-••-•*** 9 thxt unleaa old grudges are longs to a man Wbo lives nearby. Council meeting in Cleveland, aa IT W ia.SAVt YOU MONEY hara aU reoeivad toe consent o f following, pcopertles on Delmont tions of the Air Force hay lifts. a (64) basketbaU rule# wiU ba e n fo t c # ^ for tha oouttry*a good delegate-at-laits from tha State .. 1 0-0 2 their phyriclans to play. In addi- M street: James Francis Halloran et Bat the “flying boxcara” carrying t Bugtand. rf Phoenix. Ariiz.—Bnm Snead this gams, “nils mesne toera w l Totols ■**«*s*e*ss n p m gnd X wIB bacome crlm- ‘‘Garrlaea VtaWi" Oonferenca o f Congregational . 4 4-6 12 rion. there w ill be plenty o f cap­ 3l: Rena M. ShorteU; Fredartok H. teas of baled hay tor the snow­ J Stratton. U White Sulphur Springs, ^ Va„ be a cantor jump after each br a y t p ^ tfla psoBla and tor thou- Booth, Jr., et al; Gilbert Tbnrston bound stock dro|q>ed the feed over ChristUa Churchae. Ha U a 1 Murpliy, e . . T 0-0 14 took’the font round lead In F h ^ able reaezras. si s Cabfl ahw operata f roa Brano Bytoolakl and Flan Me- with no rim* Undt to tbe Iwekat 9Mi4L«d paan «a MM.** Hunter et at the teolatod regions. H ia axpraaaian. "a garrison member o f Center church of thU 0 Pullsr, rg . ..2 0-4 4 ata Open with three-under-par dS. nor B tw cab steBd~>U»* Caughey piomlaa to maka toinra Dandng to muelc by to* “Mocu- l i w efortadly flaa baen arguing (Mtciaiai Oeei In Nebraska, where the fresh tinlah" (to coins np freili bcklnd toem. Ge E. Willis and 1 Amea. Ig .. . 0 0-4 0 Miami. Fla.—Medalist Peggy tflgt t b » aaovaBaant of the c ^ ta l eated at tbe Center on rough for tha firemen under th# UghtSermadara" wUl comi^te tbe Anna M. Moore to Ttown of snowfalls measured up to seven St the last moment), originated 2 Day, i f . .. . 1 0-1 3 Kirk of Findlay. O.. led to* way Tbe bo* otoef oPmm st f l n i Itonklag to Gaaton, aqhcdul Manchester, property bounded by indies in some sections. Gov. Val when Jockey "Snapper" Garrison Innocent I I I waa ordained -a Past Center St. Son, Inc. — 1. '!■» into to* quarUr-finnls of the lioopa. 1711# pair of blUy-cluh program. R t to take affect Fab. S. jwould Center,' Olcott street, Thomas Paterson aald "W e're not

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There Is entirely too much high The last Oongnas left HomchoM Goods II Waststf ts Bssi '• fi H i i f f l r S a lt 73 I am convinced that tha Ruastan Servkie W iered 13 Moving— Truck Ing— iWign—Hird»-PsU 41 'BY TOWTAINE FOX dictator of half tha world la wait­ living ia Washington.. .Tbara Is a vaterana atlU bomiltai H i M b 4 roOlDcRVILLE trsad that I do not think Is con­ tha real astata lobby happy. Storage t » \ OOU> nSH , bowls, colored atoaas SALE—Rubbax atatr traatfa. Ms 889 REWARD tor 4.8 .or • room HAVE Savaral «, 8. 6. 7. 6 from So They Say- ing for ua to knock oursalvea out ANTIQUE repairing, toBiiiahlnf; aUgla housss at raducad prices. sonant with tha simple, democra­ Bans gtnarally ta my stats dM apt 1940 BUICK Roadmaater f0uMkx>r and ornaments, food, troploal aach. Langara Floor OovorIng, 41 idnt Thrso odiool-aga ^dran. through our own financial exceaa- aodan, 89TB. fow ertu i, faat ear, reproductlona, acid realstant An- a c e p i a n o uovara srlU move PumkU Plaea. Ponaorly Warda Phono 8487A ' . Mortgagss anangad. Immediata h AH E F O R s o ^ **. ’’ tic way of Amarlcan Ufa...Cock- like that. Iliay said aa. Thay lahea. Call BS26. Harold J, Dwyer. your pldhb or household goods Hah..aquariums, iriants and acess- 6 6 taU parUea th at oozt $500 Ur $1000 aoma changaa. la axoaUeat condition. Prtrately Farm Btora. Phona 8-41XL obenpaaey,^ Plaaaa call this agen­ The dike which today prevenU —AW. M. Landon. 1938 Republican 17 years of the beat. Dwyor Prod­ anywhere In the atate, p rom p t aoriia Quarante^ singing ca- WANTED— Rant tar 8 adults. cy for quick raaolts if interested presidential nominee. should not ba considered as a part —Rap. Stephan M. Youag (b) at eamad. A o n a S*18S6. narAa Hendryx cages, and sup- the OommunUt flood from aweep- ucts. Route 85, Bolton. efficient aendee. Call 5847. POR A HOME of dlolinettoa, Hava .bami tanaata of Orford in affUng .ev buytag. Oaorga U of tha Job in high pubUo office la Ohlp. pUea. Ebco Pet *hop. 408 Cmiter ing southward’ to the Indian Ocean m i PLYMOUTH SPECIAL priso wlaali'g Taff ravoralbla Soop O b. far Sl’yoan. Bditk Ma- QnMadlOh IW Henry strael- J ’5 - la the line of the Yangtse Rivar in Beautiful girle are always in the this country. VENETIAN / BNnda. All typaa UUHT TRUCKINQ. Ralf-tcal etreet Phone sm . "At the Sen Wayne Mors* (R) o^ fje- ihara ia far too aiMh aaeraay DELUXE 4-DOOR SEDAN hand-bra lad rug. lOOW wo Ooa. S-U9T. PhOM 5S78. ■ C hins...If the dUM of tha Yang- mink of condition. made to order, also raoondltlon- pick-up truck No aal Ttepleal Plah nga.” . New material, beautiful coloring. —Radio entertainer Jo Stafford. gon. about tha Inaer woridags e t ear- Radio and heater^—$845. Ing. Beat quality. Plndall Manu­ rubbish Phone 8-1275 or taa faUa, we ahall let in upon our- Can’t be beaten at 8150. Phone OUPUBX 5-5, ehoica locaUon. cop- aalvas a sen of troublea in rompar- porationa. Fraa ratafpriaa anst ba facturing Ob, 485 Middle Turn- ITROPICAI *:iSH. New aMpment aavad from the bottom up, aad not 8249. ffwSsIt TS par plumUag, 8 :timacas, 8-car iaon with which our present prob­ Human rights and their observ­ The farmer for some years la pike Bast Uall ,4865. UAVBLt'B'Bxpraaa light trucking 70 varleUea. plants, tanka and gangs, ovainaaff ' I, L ot 80’ ance may help ua avoid, war if we assured of relatively high prices from tha top down. UMV~mUM BOOK Ma 66067, 1940'PONTIAC CONV. and delivery. Wsehly or monthly aecassotlea. Kelley’s Aquarium, 89 lems in the Far East wlU seem a N0IIM ti iMMlqr flven that 1 ^ COUPE FLOOR problaaw aotvad wttk 178 HILLIARD STREET xl6K Vacancy. Elra . Tri*v» mare unpleasant puddle. can find a way communism and for his products. The aama is true —Wallaoa 8. Bennett, pnatdanL RADIO — Electrical AppHanee hibblah routes Invttsd. ^Ma Sunset street Uncxleum, asphalt tUa eooatsr. Agent, Manchaatar $-446$. /'•%'S" democracy can Uve side by aide be- of labor, and these two factors National AaaoctaUoa of Manufae- Boali N*. M067, Iir m O h f T li« Se-rlee. repairs picked up and William C. Bullitt,.roeclal con- Radio and heater, ne^ top— Chester 8-409k Expert workmanship, frua aatl- Six room aingis. tfltM extm cauae democracy baa proved itself. combined pretty well aasura us of tu refs. a n tm B B n k or MaaOhMUr haa deUverad promptly 80 years’ IBNOUSH Setter, pupe. Boxer WHITNEY Road, outstanding griMHlonal emissary to China. baai loot or daotroyad. and writ $79B. Terrier Open avehinga Jonas' buildinffl. . —Mrs, Franklin D. Roosevelt high food prices for at least sever­ experience. John Makmay. Phone pupa('cocker pups. Pox • tour-room singia, newly pnlatad; al years. Making a aynthatle hraln ta- toR avvUeatkm haa boon mada to 2-1046. 1 Walnut atraet Pslating—PSgtrlRf ' tl cross bf«ed pups. Blmmer- Furniture, Oak atraat Phona 2-1041. Vacant —’ New four room also vanatlan bUnda. 8ami-nlr time haa coma when the —Arthur W. Lutz, president quires now Ilttlp mors than tima aatd iMBk 6i]r tbe peraon fai whoa# 1987 CHEVROLET TOWN man Kennels, lake street 6287. eonditloaad hast, oQ buraar, apnea and labor. RADIO Semelng Dependable low PAINTINU and Paperhanging single. Move right in. Supreme Court of our land might American Wholesale Grocers As­ ■Mat 8DCh book waa iaaaod. for SEDAN two rooiM upatalra. Soraans, sociation. —Dr. W. R. Ashby, reaaafcb bead nijaH nt oT ^ aaaount of depoalt coat and guaranteed A.B.C Ap­ iVee eatimatea F rompt aamoa r ”, weU be called on to pass upon the Will’paint car any color de­ Reaaonatile prtoea Phons 76Sa| Liv« Stock— Vehicles 42 STLIDIO Couch, rocking chair and Why not let'u s advertise storm . saah tnsulatad. Bxcallant constitutionally of a procedure of an English mental hoipitsL raaraaawtad tqr aald book, o r fo r pliance. 21 Maple street 2-IS7A A college president's wife. 1s tb0 laaiiaaoe of a dupllcato book sired— ^ 5 0 . D. E ' Prechetta. small mirror, $15. Phona 2-9892. your property in this space. conditUm, immadlata occupancy. whereby our educators, without WANTED—Beef cows and calves. $6,500, down pajrmant $l,4()i0. eccleaiaitical 'o r denominational forced ' to dress In haste i\ith Lasting peace can come only as tborafor. JOSEPH A. Cheater, tax consult­ ^ Terms Arranged ant, 1010 Main street, EkMt Hart­ INTERIOR Dd axtartor painting, We payitbe top ddUar, Call Paila CHESTS of dmwers, bed room set Wm. Ooodchild, Sr., Ranltbr, ad- preferment, iVould recognize that chaste taste and no waste. She the by-product of an ordered so­ paparhanguig. Pras aatlmatea Used furniture and raUroad salv ARTHUR KNOFLA. Realtur should take an hour's rest every ciety... We are prone to talk as ford, 8-4618. Evenings Broad Broa Phona 7405. 364 BldwaU 876 Main Street flea 15 Forest street 7926 or 8- .American culture without the pre­ AanoaRcnkcnta Brook 1258JS. WaUpapar sold Raymond Plaka atraat age. 8 -9 Friday, all day Satur­ 6694. ,«j,H,HC,on>cious sentation of religion la emasculat­ afternoon, hut never be caught if peace were something that wa SOLIMENE and FLAGG Phono 8-9237. day. 187 Middle Turnpike East Telephone 6440 Or 6938 9\ ed feeble and unworthy. napping. could get by thinking, or by wish­ MDNTAL llacbiaaa - Roor aand MANCHESTER — IhceUent 6 - —Dr. Kenneth I. Brown of Deni­ —Mrs. Albln C. Bro. wife of the ing, or by willing. Incorporated A BACK to noramf price, oxtarlor. ‘‘Selling Manchester Real ora odMiara. poUabera. dlae aand- HonsehoM Services Artirifs for SsM 4 6 room Cape 0>d with dormers. 4 ca > son University, president. Associa­ president of Frances Shlmer Col­ —Owen J. Roberta, former Justice ar and buffer, belt aander. Me Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Interior painting, papartog. call-1 FLORENCE OAS stove, Estate Since 1921" rooms flniahnd, hot water heat tion of America Colleges. lege. o f the U. S. Suprem e CkmrL OUl*CJonverae. I n c , 648 Main 634 Center Street Offered 13A Inga, expert workmanship. SO I PAIR Slightly used McKay multi able. Phone 2-1785. with oil, raosased radiatian, in- years’ axperienct. Call Mr. Burk,] 6-ROOM Cape Cbd. Flreplaea Stt5NTA\K& LOWER PRICE CARSI eoat sise 88-40. Good condition, Armstrong .. 83 86 86—246 Uoa. AUea (Ynamat. Rani IMnts YOL/RE WtSMT^ for know removaL Vary reason' t.VSt 300 tnoew TOR. able. TaL 3868. Kaaney Oarage. CARPENTER work at reasonable I OUTBOARD Moton repaired by $18. Phone 4568. Johnson ...... 89 92 61— 262 and Insurnnea, 848 Mala atraat, /• WE NEED THE ROOMI pitcea Work guaranteed. Phone Mnsieal— Oramatie trained mechanle. Have your Aeoernero ... 84 115 85—264 Manchaatar. Phona 4898 or $- G R A K ittO RockvUle 1897J2. motor repaired now while BRAND New, fun length Ught 0880. PIANO TUNINO, repalra loeoa- grey Oiineae KJdakln fur coat IMS PORD 4-DR,r-Ws haws raally A s t o have the tlma New and used T otal ...... 486 444 466-1282 ARCHlTEC*rURAL Oablaat-mak' dttlonlng. ate. John Cbckarham amtora on hand, flhrlnrude Baiaa alse 14. Never worn. RaaaonabU. OONSIDBRINO BELUNQ ■aaandltioaad thia ana from stem T i l Ing, authantlc designa In fireplace 28 Blgalow atraat Phona 421A Call Manchataar 5771 after 8. r tawaer Paraebuta (4) YOUR PROPERTY . 6a utam, avan a new paint Job. and Servica COdai Swamp Road, 84— 246 8-1 SNOW enp Urea Raenpping mantles, comer cupboards. Cus­ tNorth Ooventiy. Ed’s Marina Tylar ...... 79 77 Without obUgaUoa to vox. wa MM BUICK 8-l»L SEDAN—This tom designing. Harold J. Dwyer. P a tr o n s ...... 71 84 77—232 Witt appralM or mam yon a onsh and vnleanlxlng. one day sanr Help Wanted— Female Service. Phone 8728. BOY’S Glen plaid sport jacket 86 87 83—256 aas has an new pistons, rkiga and Tnieh tlra swviee, gnamnt IT years of the beat. Dwyer Prod- Carlson ...... offer for proparty. Sas na before alse 14, $6. Phone 2-1889. McKinney ... 82 83 166— 271 Ssw aRRch aaasndily, good tiros workmanship. New Kaoy Spring- ueta Route 85, Bolton. Phone housekeeper fo r country I u aeR Manchester 5826. R evU Ia...... 84 98 88—259 1-26 and body in axeeUant ahapa. Said and Richland tlraa k b » home. Family of four. Will con­ Dfaunondsl-Watchf GIRL’S Gabardine raincoat alao a Phona 7788-Or i$78 ehaatar TIrs and Racapplng, 896 sider woman with one child or Jewelry 48 I9S8 GHBV. 8-DK. 8BDAM-^4Udio CARPENTER work of aJQ kind*. spring coat both else 12. leive Total ...... 396 426 486-1252 BRAE-BUBN REALTY BY V. 1 HAMLIN Broad straot Phone 9-4984. Attics flnlahcd. cabinet work, al- couple. Call Manchester 8-401lJ woolen akirts,' alse 26. Inquire 186 •'■-or ALI.EY OOP Speaking Peraonaliy xnd haxtar pioa avorytldng In before 6:30 to arrange interview. 1 LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler. Re­ B. O. Weaving (6) BEFORE You buy ba sura you try temUcoa and also colorful plsa- Blasell street ' (TV WORTH PlVe I DiOtOO ^ V E R AIM W1 good order. Can ha benight r _» __ palra and adjuata watdiea expert­ Dabtosky ... 78 97 85—266 the offloe at MadaBna Smltb. Y0U A9DNKER? THAf* VffU-.0 SO.., ' m bm drv b a o < I THIS SHHS Sues*. Trslkn for Salt 6A - >,HSRE'S VER 60M et^...so- ra yT H B E I WHICH BtoNSS UF , _ _ PASS AT 2EL. Chariaa alavia Phone 2-0294. care o f tw o children. Live In. Thursday evening. 129 Spruce Haponik .... 96 92 162—289 A REAL SWBJ. JOE PDSE 1 DDNTT W anted-To Boy Merenino .... 65 71 71—267 stltoL 8-1648. 4679. ClJT.'^ Y fiDT THAT SOCH OU TH ffEWEMBEer, C O fe. OH HDMC 'EVERY DNE 5UMPIN T 6D 3 y MV WIFE, a n ' I I I BS aT Wa hssu many newer mod 1947 N A 'n O N A L house trmUer, Phone 2-8888. street, ihione 2-4387. SNOWBALLS V m e T flA Y .' YOU WiTHlN AN INCH CARPENTER Work of all kinds. Martlneau ... 76 Tl 69— 316 (^ V tN C E O i HEAD AhCSUMFIN m .WITH ME (eiSHT BUT ; to chooae Aram. like new. Electric brakea. Call Attics reflnlshed, floors laid and CALL OSTRIN8KV 5679 for fur­ CALL MANUHESraBt 8815 Yor IT JUST WFNT V tio y fl------' o * YtfuR L'Ps; 5719 for detalla, or aac at competent, courteoua. aonfldeattal resurfaced. Phone C. Jeffrlea HOUSEKEEPER for two adulU.I nace removaL raga. scrap metals. 393 418 DEAD.' Everything oarrlea x good hon- Woodland atraat. Foci and Feed 49A T oU l ...... 417-1233 aenrlca on real astnta. raottg»e^ . * WlUlmanUe 2694-W4. Live In. For details call 2-2519. Top prices a aat guaruntoa. Tahulatlng (8) inauraace and notary niqulr*- FOR SALE—Seasoned hardwood i / : KITCHEN Cabinet Nu-wood ttle AMBmOUa woman so to 50. Wg O’Brien ..... 88 63 83—234 manta. Suburban RaaKjF Oo„ Open Mon. Thttia. Evenings BnsiacM ScrrleoS Offered IS and baled hay. Phona Manchester Raaitora, 49 Parkins atraat ceUinga alteratlona Also new tram you as a dealer in Spencer Rooms Without Board 69 Boulais ...... 95 79 78—251 rv i C[ - j ' l eonatructlon. J. Rosaetto. Phone 8670. W e ir ...... 85 86 84-^355 corsets and surgical sup­ AITRACTZVELT Furnished room WANTED—Real BsUta Ratings ALL APPLIANCES aandcod and 2-0308. ports. Profits while ti^alnlng. Ifovre ...... 95 164— 393 / BROWN-BEAUPRE. Inc. repairsd, bumara, rafrlgarmtom WELL SEASONED—all hardwood for two adults. Complete light of single and 8-famUy beusea. I Write Bos M-S. Herald. cut any length, suitable for fire­ Mahoney .... 87 '8 7 85—259 90 BISSBfJ, ST. rangeai araabars, ate. All work ALTERA'nONS and addltlona housekeeping facllitlea. Ontral Have cash buyers waiting. How­ M e PHONE 7191 guarantaod. Metro Servloa CO. New ceUlnga Alao roofing and place and mmace. Delivered, ‘812 WeU heated. continuous hot ard R. Haatinga, Odd FkUowa WAJPTED—By local store, exper­ cord while it lasts. Phone 2-2784. T otal ...... 456 469 434-1293 I-2B ‘i . ' h Tat Manchaatar 8-0883. siding. A. A. Dion, Inc. Phone ienced alterationist. Full or part water. Mra. Jerome, li Arch Tarn (1 ) building. 489 Main street Phone “I novor mita any work during bad waathar nowV -tT.I 4860. 299 Autumn street. atreet 1st floor. 2-1107. time. Very -yood pay. W rite Box Karlaen ...... 76 83 85— 242 i-i-i fiw ” PACKARD 180 four-door BUSINESS and Individual Income Saimond .... 72 77 74—223 . k , m tm . Bxcallaat oondlUon. Motor tax prepared by experienced ac CARPENTER W ork o f aU klnda. N, Herald. Hoaschold Goods Si WELL FURNISHED room With SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH B otila ia ...... 91 99 76—266 BY MERRII.L C. RLOSSER xonrimalad. New tlios. Phons 8- coimtanta. 10 Depot Square, R oofa Bldlnga, addlUons and at' BIG MONEY In Everyday cards tvrin beds for two girls. In private McCruden ... 77 82 86—245 Ree Leogno CARNIVAL BY DICK TllRNER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Kind Of Safe? Manchester. Por appointment lemtlona Alao new construction. Up to 100JUST KEEP clal and domeatla 24-heur aerv- Job too small or large. Good clerk in drug store. No fountain. 9t Poekett’a (1) S-S-SAY s t il l ,LARD— an d CHEVROLET 1947, PleeUine Aero Ideal working conditions. Write Pockett 96 91 99— 286 lea Phona 2-1797. work, fair price. Free estimates. Tptal ...... 431^ 412 440-1283 the CABLE EN-J-JOVTUE , aodiiL Two-tcae Uue. Radio, un- Call Howley. Manchester 5301. Box W. Herald. REFRIGERATOR ATTRACTIVE ROOM for profei Simmons .....1 1 9 133 112—364 0O6SNT , S-S-SCENiRY/ daremt hoatar, sUp covera, snow V Mill (4) B-aaeAK? l i n o l e u m — Asphalt U la waU EVEaiYTHINa (XIMPLETE ilonal or business woman, ori Brezniak ...... 105 112 9 0 -8 0 7 tirto, OHglnal owner. Only $1,500 Wagner ... 94 96 79.^271 « 9 —504 covering. Done by reliabla well ONLY $48$ couple. Residential, on bus line. Keeney ..., 95 94 St. George .. .103 112 for fitfek sale. Phone 2-0249. Help Wanted— Male .36 98—267 ...... 110 116 107—338 J r trained men. AU Jobe guaranteed. Heating— Plumbing 17 References. Phone 2-2116.. • Waddell ... 91 93 .iflO—274 Hewitt ISM ItTDQR Plymouth, Sealbeam Hall Linoleum Co^ 32 Uak etreet APPLIANCE Salesman wanted 16 MONTHS ’TO PAY FROM Schubert .. 96 85 111—292 Phone 2-4022, evenings 0166. EFFK.nENT Plumbing and beat­ DATE OF DELIVERY HEATED Room in quiet modern 827 564 497 1588 ‘ Mghfe aqd haatar. Oood condition. ing. Plugged drains machme by Suburban Propane Gas Cor­ home. Gentleman .preferred. Low Man .. 74 72 78— 224 1 / SaerlBM $295 or bast offer. Phone Lee’a Ekso (2) RANGE Burners and pot bumara cleaned, 'lari J. Nygren. Phona poration. $50 weekly guaranteed A small deposit reserves for future Phone 3040...... 118 95 103— 316 L M. t. MT' 8 -o n o . while training. We need a physi­ Total 456 442 458-1348 Riibscha cleaned. iTpalrer> and' tnatallad. 6497. delivery. Free Storage until want­ Dimlow . ...-rT'94 89 96— 279 %in Money BY AL VERMEER Permit and guarantaed. Joseph cally flt aggressive man capable ed. Free Delivery anywhere In FURNISHED Room, hasted, cen­ f . i\nt (4) 1 3 4 ^ 2 0 PRLSCILI-A'S POP FOR BALE—1985 Dodge. Good GENERAL repairs and aerVIca Trueman . . . . 88 98 Senna Phone 2-0147 of high weekly Income—a self Conn. Phone 6-0.756 and we will trally located. Continuous hot Mora ...... 82 87 78— 247 98 108—337 llWE 0 0 THIS EVERY WELL, FRIDAY IS THE NIGHT tmnsportatlan. Tires very good. remodelliig. alterations, - water water. Gentleman preferred. Bark ...... 131 SOME BUDOET THIS IS!) IT SAVES starter with good production send a "courtesy Auto” for you. Moorbouae 82 93 115—290 ...... 113 140 186—383 FRIDAY AND IT TAKES WHEN y o u USED TO SPEND Priced reasonably. Call x2-2828 INCOME Tax service for bualness pipe replacements with copper Poudrler IT TAKES A l o t OF (TWO DOLLARS background. Must be 30-45 years No obllgftlon whntsoever. Phone 3129. , . Wright ... 73 83 79—2.35 OOHT I ALL EVENING TO 0 0 ITI/ A c o u p l e o f anythna. - men, indlviduala and professional tubmg. bath room flxturea smks TIME AND OOESN'- A W E E K !' old and own a good car. Write de- Bartok ... 97 84 101—282 5 ^ ^26 071 1685 WHERE! R tSH TT DOLLARS AT 1985 PLYMOUTH Coach, radio men. Accurately prepared by and cablneta boilers and radia taUs to J. C, Box 233, Wlndfor, H offner . . 93 92 119—304 SAVE ANVTH1N6.' THE BOWLING tora Edward Johnson. Phone Wanted to Rent 6 8 Bread SI. Motors (2) and haatar. Oaan in and out 1939 former Internal revenue man. Connecticut for appomtm'ent. ' A-L-B-E-R-T-S ...... 87 119 185—341 ALLEY/ Reasonable mtea. Phone Mr. 6979 Kenney m Pord convertible. Very clean, 43 Allyn St., Hartford BU.SINES8 Couple need 8 or 4 Total ...... 427 439 492-1358 •Sander ...... 90 132 98—320 radio and heater. Gerlch'a Service Dolan. 2-0744. LARGE LIFE Ins'urknce Co. wants Open Fri.'Tln 9 On : Office (0) Suchy ...... 126 iz a 113—366 REPIPING, Alteratlona, all types married college graduate be­ room apartment. No children or BtaUen. of fixtures and heaters available. peU. Call Rockville tU7W2 after Derench .. «7 80 89—236 Fuller ...... 130 106 1 1 2 -3 4 8 RADIO need fixing 7 Have It re­ tween age 25-40 to represent Any Evening Appointment Glad­ GaveTIo . . paired by experts Pick-up serv­ Jobbing a apeclalty. BUnar L Lor- 6 |90 71 10.5—266 NowiokI ...... 106 115 94—318 them in Manchester and sur­ ly Made. After 6 P. M. Phone . Minder ... ice. guaranteed work. Seta check­ entzen. Phone 3412. 90 105 77—272 1989. FORD 4-door sedan. AU new rounding atea. Liberal salary 4-4626 Mr. Forte, Mgr. WUaon . . . 75 92 86—7.V3 ed In the home. CSi radtoe a lANDLORDS W« epeclaliae in 538 600 552 1890 f tlraa. Reasonable. Phone 3882. plus- commissions, with a two- Bunce . ... 78 82 79--239 specialty. Manchester Rad I o obtaining ants for tananta and J Roofing— Repairing 17A year contract. Write giving SENSA-noNAL trade-in event we get our foe from them. We Service. 78 Birch atreel Phone resume to, Manager, Suite 201, Total 400 430 2-0840. $30 to $50 for your old radio re­ select for j'ou only raitabie ten- 336-1266 * ROOFING and Hepalrmg of all 49 Pearl street, Hartford. Conn. gardless of age. make or condi­ FENDER AND BODY anU with good credit references Main Office (0) No. It klnda Chlmne> work, guttai tion on any radio-phono console FURNACES Tailored to flt your MIDDLEl-AGED man to operate Our aervice tCjiffwi for ranting Stavens . . . . 87 95 90—272 INSURE WORK home. Vsn Camp. Bros Phona work. Expert repairs Honest priced from $109.95 to $299.50. your property i» fraa. Rantnl F lrato . ___ 64 ' 82 72—218 Vk.4 U w / workmanship. Satisfaction guar­ package store. Experience pre­ Benson's. 713 Main street. 5244. ferred. Write giving full details. bervtce Bureau. Mauchastar P anders ___ 71 87 6k—224 BY MICHAEL O’MAl.I.EY AND RALPH LANE anteed. (kMighlln. Uanebea- Pbona Mancbaetar 2-4279 any' •tockwell ___ 78 75 68—221 McKINNKY BROTHERS HX9 VIC FLINT Cesar On The Job Box C, Herald. CLEARAN(7E sale on new vacuum ✓ -J6 T : Solimene ami Flagg. Inc. ELECTRICAL Contracting . by tcf 7707 Ume. Wa plaoa tenanto evary- •Talbert ...... 88 93 79—260 Real Balnte and Inaxranae OOKT YOU ONOERSTAND ? 1 WANT TO KNOW c o u o . cleaners." Very low prices. 845 THATk RlNNY. I THOUGHT I WAS iY0U,MAM'SELlE. PERMIT Afg 6,34 Centw Street licensed dectrldan. 15 years’ ex­ YOUNG man, full time for foun­ wbera. 565 MAIN 8T. TEL. 8666 Eatter’R aa lata this yaar, I’rn'cartalnly n*t going to bo I .THE DIRECTION OF THE CATHEDRAL. perience. Work guaranteed. C^I Main street. 2-4430. ’ "For your information. Miaa Dimwit, Diana waa the ALMOST t o NOTRt CHM£ CATHEDRAL,' 10 eUiOC YOU K> OUR tain and general drug store Work. Total ., .... 388 432 376-1195 Mo to wait till than to buy a brand now apiing outfitl" HIT 1 CANT EVEN SU the SPIRES., 2-2676 or 2-3605. Millinery-Dressmaking 19 M ARRIED Couple ’ dasire 3 or Bngravtag (4) •M o glorious NOTRS ^AMI Must have driver's license. Apply DO IT NOW! Trade In your old 'goddeaa of hunting'— not of ohildlah pranks'" WMVOIONT OF PIARIS In person. 459 H artford road. rooms unfurnWied. Both work, S trau u ...... 85 94 90—269 160NEUPON AN*nQUES Reflnlshed. Repairing ALTERATIONS and dressmaking. refrigerator or Ice box. Sensa­ no chUdren. CaU Glastonbury 3- My SBCNCH Sonego . ••*00 89 78 81—245 BY J. R, WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOPPLE done 01 any furniture. TIemann, Call 2-4370. Mrs. C. Brunelle. tional allowance of $30 to $75 de­ 2450 after 4 p. m. OU’I OUK WAY BEFORE 1 pending on else or modeL Featur­ Johnson ...... 79 82 86—241 W a rn . 189 South Main street Phone NO. MB SAID ^ I f t MUST e a lH E SiMiTLE CAME 'TO DRESSMAKING. Better dresaea Help Wanted— Male ing the famous Phileo and Ad­ Havens ...... 77 90 91—208 p u t t i n ’ H«j A D R iNKIN you w e PAteFACB 5643. INSURANCE adJuaUr and wife 90 f o u n t a in RiG'-rT BN TO MOV E IT RiOB HOOSe SIMON TUE M A30R ^ RARIS! suits, coats, wedding gowns and Or Female 37 miral. Benson’s, 713 Main atraat. McKee ...... -8 8 8 8 -2 6 8 urgently need 3, 4, 5 room reiiL Vets Preference MY Ma C*"'N6 •• T h AT S N E A R 'MOU THQDOGHHBZe , WARHaO MB ABOUT— X SKATES Sharpened and keys alteraUons. Can 2-3909. up to $55. Kindly enU WUUmantlc AN AtSULT.' HE SO TM8 OTHER , t x m LIKE Th e s h in e o » i made while you wait Saws filed. COUPLE for country home. Fam­ $20 TRADE-IN allowanca for your T otal 415 434 480-1279 sc — Mltal HAMR-UAA 1564W2, ooUact. New I t h i n k s 1 SPEND TOC MEN WON'T {1V4AT ALflOHOwN bANOeuFF Capitol GrlmUng Co„ 38 Main. ily of four. Woman to do general old washer regsrdlesa of age, PUBtaTVNtCto WHY, housework, man to help on farm. Mu c h T im e oOev FOR COMBi HBRI N-H -N O. R8M0VER Ha’S 7958. Moving—Tmcking— make or condition. Washers from o f PR'NKS h e y * W ILL , 9 0 MUCH" CUKlV M A IS F - Call Manchester 2-4011 before $109.95 up. Benson'a 713 Ml TMEWe HEARD 'LMH.^HllA CH -CH iSF.' .CARRYlNO.*, Do you have a Storage 20 5:30 or WiUlmanUc 2374-J4 any iR'Ml' !'i I I I h a v e a t a l < w it h UL STOVES cleaned, installed street. 2 a « . t h a t Bu l l o f t h a l l "OUR JOKES, 6NEM.y^ MV place M rent tiwt time to arrange Interview. Interested In yax waxM like ee- Washing machines, vacuums ra- WHILE YOU’RE moving have “ TIRED OF RENT WOODS Rig h t n CW.' I OPTBN.’ 'x a m m f patrad, lawn mowara, hano and your piano reflniahed and moved WE BUY and saO good « aaplai I9 vsty da- furniture. comblnaUon rsngaa, ffrakla tmmrta? power. abarpened. rapalrad. into your new home. Flniahea can Bitnaiions Wanted— Selling Flat Or RECEIPTS??” r f» - saws Bled. Friendly Fbdt Shop. be made mirror-Uke, satiny or gas rangas aad heaters Jaa Wa InvHe ra a r ha- .•’1 Female .38 Furniture Store. M'Qak PhoM BY LB^LIK TURHEX Phone 4777. open framed, as you desire. AU Duplex In Desir­ Pitas tiiJM e and ap. WASH TUBBS A Boay Man goods insure of U.8A . end Canada. Talaphoaa Can H oow . Watkkm UTL Maacheatar 6i87. or Hartford SitoatloM Wanted— cal illm 'Q 1428. Mala 39 OIL RAMCn. rin t raaawiaWi ad- BARLOW for Ukaa it Witt aaortflea. Phona JOHNSON Jarvis Realty Co* WAMTED^-fart ttma wwrk" - RUBBI8B aad aaksa ramrwsd. to- 2-8S1* . ooMmuenoM cx>. REALTORS MOTORSALES clnaratara riaasad. Baad, gravel niags, hr aape«danea Jonris Realty 664 Center Street 695 Main Street aad etadara Van service aad mechanic and machine oparator. HAND-Braidsd rug. Just •nishad, 645 Center Sfreef fitamtiealu T4t6 Will accept work at gas station 160'* .woot price. Tel. 5404 Or 2-1709 local moving Ph«n» H U Jones 6 feet by 9 feet Phone 4112 Ur 7275 Tel. 4 l i t Or, 7371 CAM Rwasi-lb EVICT 2-1862. Can 2-2681 between 4:86 - 6:80. $125. Phaaa 4906. h ts ;T'(^n.L

. ^V, ,r>' M V.' FRIDAT, JAirUAirT « . 114^ - . f **r ■'.'H •, The Weather m m ,'neirii.tM Bi r cfeaaal af U. S. Wcslbat aofSM tb e Oifit fla a a a t oat to* M M tks Ma> Mncb celdta toolgbt wIM tmn- Mr. cad lln . J. Dcajlca lUitcrt- atode T M p ls u ata4aaiB w m w an son and aon, Dlggety, bans laoiTed TOw r WeU Up Ml iJ e i Masons Plan peraturre sear 15 dr grew by San- ► t t | j r o w n hand to cover ltd cost and money ChefC6moUii^ty$o • • ^ , 6 6 4 ' from Hiniard street to one of the or Real Eftate rsoahrsd from the sale ot varfona '■•.f V / . ilaj mnming; fair toaigbt; Readay apartments In The Oables, U S lodgo properties, tbe deslra for a fair ai.d ceM. Dion, mnm-ymr- Mata street. Fine Program EPICURE MEAN^ TiU nt AND TIME Accordtag to the annual ra- modem and adequato home _____tap dancer, wlu ap- prompted the msmbers to procure • . . Taste to luww If what yenlfe esthig is goad. wing David Lodge of Odd Fel­ p«nrt of the Oommerdal Reo- Monehester— A City of Village Charm C Hm bapeflt perfomuuice (or plans and proceed to build sines It • . . Horn to cat it St M son sad eajey ft ^ _ J a O* Dtmea at tbe Armory lows win work the Initiatory de­ ord. Manchester stands well up Fred A. Verplanck to was expected that auffident funds .'bert tomorrow ni affiliated with the Lutheran Lay­ pcaslble by use o f Income, lodge Accord by Envoys views toward international law, A A. M., at the Masonic Temple. gleal appHaaces.^ Private Flt- men’s League, will hold Its annual In number o f building per­ funds, sale o f additional land and East-West conflict cannot be set­ North Atlantic Pact mits, Manchester still holds Honored guests include Louis B. by generous oontributloiui by tiag Room. meeting at the church tonight at tled by "magic of an agreement," 7:30. A. S. Petke will preside. the same third place position, Thomas, Grand Master o f Masons members. Donations were also re­ says Charles C. Bohlea. Htate de-1 Quinii’s Pharmacy Election of officers will take place again being headed by Hart­ in Connecticut, Ills staff of Grand ceived from Temple Chapter of the H ALE’S JAN U AR Y i3f Five Countries partment expert on Russia. . . . I and plana for tbe year will be AIm- ford and West Hartford. In Lodge officers, and Irving E. Part* O rter o f Eastern Star, Chapman Governor Garvey of Arizona pro- ' cu s s ^ including visual education. Hartford, the number of per­ ridge, Jr., who wUl be the ptincir F t o i A . Verptoadi court'Order of Amaranth and af­ claims stale a f emcrgeac>- in con- ! A social and recreational period mits issued were l,fiS7; West pal speeder. filiated Masonic bodies. nection with storm-stricken live-1 As Domination Plan Hartford, 1,017; and Manches­ Fledgling Cabinet and will follow. The program will open at 5:43 WHITE SALE!! More Federal stock in state’s northern counties. ter. 705. cd by a cast composed o f members . . .Schuylkill Beekeepers ssso- p. m. w ithn special communication o f St. John’s Lodge No. 2 of Mid­ Advisory Pariiament in An open meeting o f the Hart­ dstion offers to rent Pennsylvania i Model Cars, of the lodge, at which time the dletown. The mortgage burning RuEHian W hite Pa)per ford County Federation o f Demo- Setup to Be Major orcbardlsta hives to assist in pol- I honor guests will be received. A ceremony will bring the festivities CAMERA DEPT. Funds to Aid I a)8C8 Mink CouIh cratlo women will be held at 1:30 Members of the Maijchester Fire Unation. . . .Mrs. Julia C arr.! Solons Asked Tell* World Move Is department decided at their recess has been scheduled for 6:30 to a close. Factor in Poet-.War Planes, Boats, Monday, January 31, at the Hotel for the serving of supper by a com­ FreO Advice By British-bom wife of an alleged: Wednesday night meeting to ta' CUmaxes 20 Years o f Work Part of British-Ameri- \ Bond, Hartford. mittee of members of Manchester Lady Pepperell World; Other Nations former ringleader of RuMian spy- ] augurate a "Ladles Night’’ affair A n E x p e r t Blizzard Area To Pass New Balsa, Tools, L o ^ e . The celebration cUrnaxes 20 ing in Canada, Mbid oa ElUa island that would become an annual func^ for deportation proceedings. can Plan for New Following the speaking program years in which lodge members WiU Be Asked to Join tion of the department. The par­ Luxury Muslin Ruasldn embawy clerk plunges Accessories ty has been scheduled for Satur­ the play, "A Rose Upon the Altar,” have worked to complete payment Arthur Drug Slorss e -r----- War; ’ Called Plot on the mortgage. Although it was New Snow and Cold De­ to his death froth third floor win­ Bill on Labor Brifish- day, February 26. by Carl H. Oaudy, will be present- London, Jan. 29.— ()P)— A dow of London hospital, attend­ .Against United Na­ nbw and historic “Council of lays Relief Opera ants saying he was delirious after Hobby Shoppe American Club Europe” with a fledgling cabi­ operation for appendicitis. . . . Measure Stripped of | tion* for Establish­ SHEETS and CASES lions in Some Areas; Grenville Baker, mysteriously kill­ net and an advisory parlia­ ment of Dominance $ Griswold St. $500,000 Is AUoted ed in Florida, Jan. 17, left will Court Injunction Pro-1 328t Open 10-7 BINGO. ment emerged today as a ma­ leaving his widow the smallest jor factor in the post-war part o f his estate possible under yifiioiui, Cauhe o f i Moscow, .Ian. 29.— OfP)— 81x108 $3.29 72x108 $3.15 By The Associated Press world. The foreign ministers the Idw. . . .Tw o U. 8. destroyers ' leave French ports .to assist air Vigorous Protests Uu.ssia i.4sued a WTiite Paper Tomorrow of the five Western European More Federal funds were on the today to tell the world the way to the atorm-atrlcken western search for B-2S which disappeared , union democracies announced Washington, Jan. 29—'A*)— The - MOR/A^TY BROS. - two days ago with 15 aboard. . . ' pi-o,jccted North Atlantic pact HALE’S agrccmcat ireeterday to act up the states today but new snow and cold Czechoslovak Communist p a rty, N ig h t Administration today asked Con- is part of a British-American weather delayed relief operations newspaper says new Eastern Eu-, F i ^ E L K lf)$ 42x36 PILLOW CASES 69c CM)UBCll« ;reaa to enact a new labor law , j plan for a new war. It ifi a , IN Autborltative aourcca aald bead- ropean Economic CouncU will' In some areas. stripped of the court injunction' I plot against the U n it^ N a - Extra fina quaUty luxury mualta that has bean known tor yea n quartera wlU be in Straabourg, Nebraska, one o f the states spar trade with tbe wesL France. Portuguese government ^.[j] t proviaions which have brought . I tions and has as its object the r o u R O i L i e a u c M for Ita extra wear and durabUlty. which suffered staggering blows auch vigorous protests from or- The five nationa reaching the from the early January bUxzarda, permit ao public demonstratiuos I establishment of British^ APmSMDTDMAI^ CLUB agreement, aftcr.montha o f diacua- qn Monday, anniversary of unsuc­ ganlzed labor. was In the path o f the new cold The "one-package” labor bill , I .\merican domination o f th « world ITHBATSASOMLYi aion cn acme form o f European wave that extended over the cen­ cessful republican uprising of 1891 by force, said the Soviet Foreign Inventory Clearance unity, *re Britain, France, Bel­ .sent to the Senate Labor commit- j ... Hungarian government an- ROOMS tral section of the country. The tee would repeal the controversial Ministry. Another Shipment! gium, The Netherlanda and Lux­ ' nounces Josef Cardinal Mlndszen- below xero temperatures followed FlrsMsu aiteasat to eater a Bestaa aaSway atatlca tfcroagk a aecaad- Taft-Hartlcy law and restore the Cnlon Derlsred U sk lit Plzs 75 Maple Street embourg. ty will go on trial Thursday on heavy faJla o f anow which have stsvy tower to Sgkt a are which started anSergrauad and tbea swept old Wagner Labor relations act The Western European union They aaid other European coun- aarloualy disrupted relief opera- charges of treason ... Two sol-' was declared a liak in the plans Startinf Time 7:45 Irregulars o f 69e triea w ill be aaked to help aet up u p w ^ tbreagb tba station. Tks are halted all snbaay traffic and ! with "improvements" asked by Saturday—Last Day tloni. blockad surface traffic la tha eaagested water treat area. (A P diers from Westover field and i I'reaident Truman. j for world domination by the two the councU. One Informed aoujea Eellet OperatUms Continue Holyoke man arrested in North j powers. aaid the flrat invitation will go to wlrephats). Releaaed Without Comment However, there were no fresh Haven for attempted break at fill- i: Secretary of Labor Tobin is due I The document, one o f the long­ 36 m . SmTEX SANFORIZED Italy. Indicating Italy wUl Join, falls of heavy anow over the snow­ Ing station . . . Massachusetts | est issued by the Foreign Ministry Italian Foreign Miniater Carlo to go before the committee Mon­ bound western disaster area where Civil Liberties union asks .Mayor day to explain provisions of the in months, took up nearly two Sforxa aaid "Buropaan union la miUlona o f cattle and sheep are CUrtey to reconsider his plan of i pages in the Moscow press. It at­ bom and Italy vrlll ba one o f the '^*——.7 — ------A- • , new measure, which wui^u was released Sonia Henle. Ice skater, looks into Graduated stranded and facing starvation. Communist Artillery cenaorln^ “ unsavory comic books, reportera by the committee to- tracted the'immediate Interest of WINTER DRESS and OUTING FLANNEL founding OUUoY a closet ia her suite at the Hotel R elist operations conttausd unin- . . . ^eetyiene torch blamed for ■ without comment, Pierre, New %'ork, after discover­ Moscow's diplomats who at once Win Maafi ta S a m * tsrruptM In mtat of the Rocky touching off flash that killed three, under the Taft-Harlley law, the ing that two mink roats with a obtained copies and began trans­ SIMULATED Tba "CouncU o f Europe’* wUI mountain regimi. and injured 11 in rapid transit tun- government has had authority to total value of $28,000 were miss­ lating and analyzing the declara­ SPORT COATS cofuriat of a eommittea o f inlnlatera But In Nebraska, Gov, Val Peter­ Planted on Yangtze nel yesterday. obtain court orders to bar strikes ing -Also missing was a pair of tion. MOBILHEAT When Minutes from tha member nationa which son told President Truman In a lee etorm plunges Dallas into 80-day period after other earrings, the value of which has Specifically entitled, "Declara­ Values $25.00 to $89.98, Now w ill moat In secret, and an Advis­ telegram human auffertag la "in. darkness.. Crew of train at which: me»n« of settlement had failed. not been determined. The burg- tion of the Ministry o f Foreign FUELOIL Count PEARL NECKLACES ory Aaaambly composed of rep- creasing, deaths continuli^, losses Hopes for Peace Within four year old- - Grace- -Purcell of I These orders can be sought where i |*,y__ was______announced by Deputy Affairs of the U.S.S.R. on the Our sixth ahlpment of thla beautiful flne aeft Quality reaantativaa from each country. to cattle are motmtlng ahd poten­ Bus Drivers Lovejoy, Ga.. used to wave atart-1 the national welfare is Involved. ] Chief Inspector Conrad H. Rothen-' North Atlantic Pact." the paper MOBIL KEROSENE Have je e r daedar lata* 2, 3, 4 strands in white, pink, Wue, with filigree claspa. flannd that is aanforixed shrunk. The irregularitiee are T h e Aaaambly. axpactad to pave tial losses sta staggering.” Predictable Future ed fond which now gives her a' This provision was vigorously. gast, in charge of East Side de- accused Britain and the United phone his preaeslptlea the way ttitimataly for a atagla Mr. Truman aUotad another chance for two artificial arms. .. opposed by labor groups which de­ tiwtive*. Police said the stolen .States of trying to iaolato the R A N G E O IL ao ilight that yon will have a hard time finding them. Parliament to represent IM0.000 tor relief to the anow- Fade Ahuoit to Van­ to WaMoa’s aver oav prt- $20-oo to $70-00 Not Working B. V. Aaaflev, leading Knmian manded Taft-Hartley repeal as an t coats, an 118,600 Platina mink .Soviet union. undermine the Cheeks, atripep^^plahi cdora. European democradea. v meet | stricken waatam atatas yeatarday. coropoaer, ia dead.. State Park P in * T a x ishing Point Today issue in the election campaign last and a $10,000 wild ranch mink. United Nations. Institute an econ- $X «00 each in public. That brought to 1500,000 in Fed­ department warns that boardwalk | fall. were Insured. I omic boycott on the U.S.S.R and AD Salea Filial Dataibi are to ba worked out eral aid fo r relief bparations. Service at Standstill in at Hammonasaet state beach ia in ^ "Cooling-Oir’ Period j her friends, trying to atart a new by tba pannatwnt commlaalon of MaJ. Gan. Philip B. Fleming, Nanking, Jan. 29.— (iP)— iwaate cooditlaa.. Joseph E. Under the new law proposed by I war and not wagting to conclude Lady Roberta Federal works administrator, said tha five poarani o f the Western Commujiiat ftm^erfi planted New Britain; Contract Smith, W est Haven optometrist. the admlnUtratlon. a 30-day "cool­ I peace treaties for ftftni5"y a Mlaroi. PTsl. an additional 5250. .ariflh^ so-tae north bank , appeintoff fipeoial aaalztajit to ing o ff" period would be provident Britain Plans I Japan. , sepv/ct B A B Y SHOP tro n fflio iiilfta ia a hafi been muoi- ~ Charged ! state Comptroller Raymond S. This ia designed to avert "nation­ T«f CiNTtR j. f\B.0AD WELDON'S Clearurree Sale o f cated to tba states digging out { In short It summed up the U.S. Tba "Council o f Xhiropo" la A ot the Yangtze, east of Nanking, r Thatcher. al paralvsla" strikes. M l BIADf ETRBCT the bUxzarda. He said an additional S.R.'a present view of the entire MATTRESS COVERS! step forward a long-tlma goal of and ominouriy warned this New Britain, Jam 29— OP)—Con- 1* Oppositioaoppositioa stiffens in CongressCong; I The first step would be for the Aid Program I foretgrn situation ai it has been INFANTS.’ 2 PC AND 3 PC SHOW SUITS aoma Buropaan statesman: A uni­ $66,000 aach would go to South .... I president to appoint an emergency Pink and Blue— Sixes 1 to S. Dakota and Nebraska and 140,000 chaotic capital today: If the necUcut RaUway and Llgh U n g' to giving president free hand for 1 intensified, in Moscow's opinion, by ted Xhiropa with member nationa compqny buae. u-er. at a aUnd- ’'^rgauiringjovero^^^^^ [ fact-finding board. Such boards the projected North Atlantic pact. DRESSES Formerly 5.98 to 11.98 avantuaUy araaing gsographlcal each to Nevada, Utah and Wyom­ government wants to show One of four Army officers would have authority to make rec­ Bevin Orders Economir I It concluded by dectartag Rtia- 1.79 94Jt9 houndarlas and other existing bar- ing. Ha aaid he told Mr. Truman its sincerity for peace, it will atiU h m today. N O W ...... $3.50 to $7.00 accused of mistreating soldiers at ommendations for settlement. Un­ sia Is going to fight "more firmly VatuM $10.98 lo $19.98, Now vlMix. aomatbing on tha order of 51,000,000 was needed for the not move. Tbe company claimed the ap­ Wurzburg, Germany, disciplinary der the Taft-Hartley law inquiry Development for East rescue work. and more ‘naiatently” against the Good1 quaUty unN aachad mattress covers vrith aeamx all bcoad .the United States. But it wrsx toe late. A careful proximately 60 drivers who oper­ camp, Capt. Joel G. Holmes. Jr., boards can report only on the is­ Uaad to Opea Hlgkwaya alleged aUempi to wreck the U.N. and with rubbar buttons. Full and twin Mxe. H o w e v e r ; ' an authoritative check failed to locate a single Na­ ate lines in this city and on routes has been acquitted bv court mar- sues without suggesting any solu­ •And African Seetors GIRLS’ SNOW SUITS The funds are being used to open tionalist government cabinet I tiai at Fort Meade, Md. Chargee Charter Vlolatloa Aanorted coiora—Sixes 2 to fix highways and rosds so food sup­ to Plalnville, Berlin and Hartford tion. It’8 HALE’S (Otattaaad as Faga Bgbt) member in Nanking. All were ad­ were on strike. The drivers' Tobin did the main drafting job London. Jan. 29 ‘JP — British) One point observed by diplomata $5.00 to $13.00 I Formerly 10.98 to 18.98 plies and water can be delivered mittedly gone except a few whose was that the White Paper laid the to stranded cattle, as \vell as to claimed they were victims of a )ii the bill, with the help of NLRB Foreign Secretary Bevin has or­ skeletonize officas reported them .Members Paul M. Herzog and Abe basis for a citation of the United NOW ...... $7.00 to $11.00 snowbound ranchers. Fleming is to "lockout.” dered his own plans for economic “out.” But their offices refused to Murdock, and Conciliation Direc­ States and Britain before the AnSalea Final leave Monday for a tour of the Moth iid3S accused the other of Israel Given For Fine > TaftRapp^ ^ say where they had Aone. tor Cyrus R. Chlng. among others. I development of "backward areas” United Nations on charge! of stricken area. He aaid new reports \iplating the contract between tbe GIRLS’ COATS AND LEGGING SETS Sale! Hopea for peace within the pre­ Haggle 0%ec Wording in the Ea.st and Africa, a govern- violattag the charter. Tha paper company atul the Anudgamated i Aaeorted colors 1 to fix of emergencies cams from Mon­ dictable future faded almost to flatly asserts that the North At­ tana and Arizona and he said ha Azsoclatlon of Street Electric Nod by Trio After more than 24 hours of . ment source reported tod.ay. Small Group of I Formerly 9.98 to 22:98 By induders haggling over wonla. the mea.sure The informant .laid British rep- i lantic pact would be a violation of ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF THOSE might make allocationa to . those the charter. FURS atates later. tors of America (AFL). was passed on to Mr. Truman, who le.sentatives in the Middle and Far NOW ...... $6.00 to $16,00 •n MARVELOUS that the $:ovemment remain in Recognition relayed it to the Senate Labor . Ea.st have been a.sked fdr advice There was nothing ia the doc- Governor Peteraon aaid that a Nanking, was telephoned from Saya Runs Revised De Facto BED JACKETS Saye Ohioan 1 congressional appropriation of be- A company statement said its , . . oonjmlttee after giring his approv- and suggestions. Red-controlled Peiping by Acting j Bevin's action indicates Brit- ' (C'oaMmiMl on Page Eight) BOYS’ COAT AND LEGGING SETS $2,009,000 and $3,000,000 runs had been revised as an econ- : Extended by Britain, ai. Chances for President Li Taung-Jen'a special ain's de.sire for a shoulder-to- Bizee 2 to fix amc-a.1^ was needed to reUeve the desper- omy move, but that the drivers re- Members of that committee have \ Reg. $ 3 . 9 8 ...... S M X $ Z .9 8 repreaentative. Commenting on tbe 1 Belgium and Holland staged a running fight for days shoulder British-Araerican ap-: I Formerly 12.98 to 19.98 ; tion’ by Attitndcfl I ato conditions In Nebraska, W yo­ demand, an informed ^ In ea e fused to work the new schedule. ming and South Dakota. About over the bill, lU expected provi- proach to Pre.sident Truman's! TUFTWIST aourcea observed: Joseph Wynne,' business agent : I newly-announced policy to irc-' NOW ...... $9.00 to $14.00 for Local 1103 o f the union, aaid London. Jan. 29—i/P—Britain, ; Washington, Jan. 29— (ffj — A I U Taung-Jen may, find tome (Continued on Page Right) ; prove living standards in the R ^. $4.98 ...... SALE (OozttziMd oa Page Foar) the drivers reported for work this Belgium and The Netherlands an­ $3*98 Republican senator who opposes), way out, but we Chinese cannot nounced today they had given do world's under-developed areas. the policlee o f his party leaders imagine what it will be." morning, offering to operate the, Flashes! SKIRTS AND JUMPERS recognition to the govern- Program Warmly Received Sixes 1 to 3, also 3 to fix came up wiuiwith a new reason today I a _ a m This source added that tbe de­ bus:a on the runa that formerly , tod® Mr. Truman's "bold new pro-! / r LOOP RUGS mand places Li “ in an impoealble were in effect pending arbitration | (In to BoUettM al toe UP> W n t ! Formerly 1.98 to 6.98 • ^ ISJ r^-f^oini.-'toTa'S^^p^ Plan Rebel Forces g^ram,” announced in his inaugural 1 Small Gronp of f Styled hy Morrill) poaition and ostcnaibly meant address, has been warmly received | NOW...... $1.59 to $6.00 poet In the Senate. | 11 il Tb 1- there will .be no peace.” rohedule the company w .n U to ta- ^ Brussel, alliance stated | by Bevin and his advisers. i t b Serioue iBaoeasm Outbrewks O m SkeU Traffte 1 „ » J ,1, _ ; veaterdav thev had come to a joint Capture Port British officials say privately BerUa. Jan. 26—0P>—The SrOt chI5^.?„“‘:?-eii;«;;’V*l"fse“n!l .tailed Rcvolt Tbe Communists’ artillery em­ •rhla offer was refused, Wynne | r«.o,mltlon to they would like the United States SILK NEGLIGEES DRESSES ator Flanders ot Vermont decision to tender recognition to eerious outbreake of t a a m m ta Broken styles and alxca. placements are situated ap they said. tho eight-raonth-old provisional to back a mideastern version of Taft heads the Senate Repubil-,_ n . • m a Patrons living'in the suburbs easteru Oennuy tklo wlxter wan Fonherly $1.98 ...... Now$1.59 can ahell river, rail and highway Jewish regime. the European recovery program. Heg, $4.98, 24x36 Site can Policy committee, which has Parent BodV of Tulsa who depend on C!R4iL service were .American ami British reported today (roua tke cfiUao o f traffic to Shanghai, China's indus­ France and Luxembourg are the The British, themselves, already Lripilg wzd Bmadepburg ia tho Formerly $2.98 ...... Now $^19 come under sharp attack from, a ' trial and commercial center, 150 I straade'd. Hundreds of residenta of Reg. $12.95 and $14.95 group of 14 G. O. P. senators who Association Denies other- members of the alliance. Embassies Seek to have bluepi Inted-development pro­ RustiSB OCCUMtlMI M M o Tk$ . $ 9 .9 5 miles east by south. I PlalnvlUe. Bevtin and Newington Formerly $3.98 ...... Noar $ 3 .1 9 disagree w ith his views and those France already had announced her grams for Iran, Iraq ~Egypt >nd ,BHtl.i>.Uee..Tbewapzpor Trio- With the Reds hardly five miles work in this city. Evacuate Nationals Formerly $4.98 ...... N owS4.00 of oUier veteran leaders. The dls-1 Giving Its Sanction recognition of the state. graf aaid Leipzig waa ia too grip ■atiafled 14 failed ta>'an effort to| Factorlea Not Operating ■The British Foreign Office an­ ((>intlniie)—The W. LatazaJtcn aad ap efflear af A ll first quality ta smartmart nvnew colors. Full fashioned, semi Sheer least Justice.’’ trol of property." Bulletin! called because the company vio­ raeli government. i capture. Britons in the town in- World bank may make a fresh toe repabUeaa Mlahdry a f lator- nylon. Luxurioua deep pQe. Washable, fast eolorx. To Mrot Feb. 14 lated the terms of the contract De Facto recognition •e* I elude employes of British-owned "Tm certain he would be more Omaha, N a ^ Jaa. ta -C O — stab soon at prytag loose nlUllons matiea, Saatreeuwtgaja, to Bahiv- pmndar *wlth Ohio voters If he He said, however, that the N a­ i rice mills and warehouses. of American dollars from Bhiro- la Friday, aad eeallecated deea tional Association of Property T a o NatloaSl Guard compa- (CoaUaued oa Faga Eight) (I'onttniieo no Page Four) Eight Colors: Blue, White, Green, Peach, adted as an Independent sharp­ Biea were moMBaed today (or I Fight Ahiag 40-Mile Froat pean hiding places, so they can be meats aad office eqalpaMa*. 9 9 c P « r DRESSES shooter,” Flanders added. Owners will hold a noeettag in _ _ I Bassein was one o f three major used to help foreign economic re- i • • • Taft meanwhlla waa in hU home | Washington Feb. 14'to start a big relief aaff teeeae work la btlz- rard heeat Nebraska. Each I towns taken by Karen rebels in a covery. ■* j GuerrlBae KMaap giadsata stats outlining Ifia personal Idaaa drive against rent controL surge toward Rangoon In an at­ |R^. $12.98 ...... Sale Price Grey, Wine, Rose and Gold. eaoutaay will provide betweea Officials said the bank hopes t o ; Saloalka. Oreeee, Jai $b.oo on "the future of the Republican) Meanwhile, the landlorda stood tempt to isolate the Burma union Guennaa eateted toa AatozlaaB 15 Denlar Extra Sbaar No-8oam 14 aad 17 reoeue te a m eou- Baker ^8 Cap Taken Over lure the sorely-needed U. S. cash Gray Persian Lamb party.” jflrm, although they may have I capital. The towns of Toimgoo and into its coffers with special bond Hcboel o f Agricanare Mat aigbt . In a hard-hitting speech at Nllea,) atirred up a minor horaetz nest in alaUag o f I t mea, tw o trucks, I on the Rangoon-Mandalay a Jeep, aad la some case* aa sales. The plan Is to try the m-w aad Irtdaaped 5d stadeoto aad This ifi our eighth shipment of these marvelous wash­ Ohio, he.dectared that the "Repub- their own bailiwick. railroad, also fell. The railroad aiwtailaBee aad a weasrL method first in Belgium, with a ' three wachers, efftetala aaaaaoaai NYLON HOSIEB Ucan party w ill survive and pro-) Dick OUn, aecretary o f the Tui- By French Hat Makers : town of Tantabin was taken ear- Snmptaaaa and lovely In this striking design with ac- Reg. $14.98 . . . Sale Price $ able loop rugs that are ao practical for bedrooms, batb^ $10,000,000 "pilot Issue." ’ today. The taiai oehaaL to f For that perfect fit All first quality. 10.00 vail" despite five auccearive de-)aa chapter ot the American Veter- 1 lier. The government reported Greek beya. Is five mfido from toa Omaha, Jan. 20—(O —The prob­ I f that apcceeds in coaxing the feats by the Democrats in preat-|ana committee, aaid last night ha fighting along a 40-mlle front ceat Ml tbe coOar and full flowing lines. rooms, hslls and living rooms. lem of getting available equipment Bowler and boater crowns are i money out o f hoarding, so it can ceatsr af this aartoani oHg. Mb* dantlal elections. has arlred tbe Oklahoma delega- ^ By Fiereace 3BUa , along the rail line. Reg. $15.98 to $17.98 into snowbotmd Nebraska commu­ also great efavorltes this spring. be added to the bank’s loan funds. Aa tor the Democrats, 'to ft had Uon in Washington urging "an Im- Rarla, Jan. 29.—<5>)—French Rangoon la now separated from the project w ill be repeated in oth- Sale P ri< » $12.00 this to say: mediate congreaalonal inveatiga* nities today bulked large in addir Narrow brimmed numbers h ave. 3 4 c pair tion to the plight of those Inside hat makers have taken over the crowns of teatber with fluted tuUi ; ita food supply in northern Burma, er countries. "Tha Anacrican paople bellarvsitkm” o f the Rev. Wallace J. Mur- The Karens are fighting to form The plan’! fate. they. said, now Gram Btampa Given With Caeh Sake In Uberty, but the jmalitariaa | phy. ailing leader of the eviction the bUxsard-itrteken 'communities.! baker's cap. or felt brtma. One number had a their own independent atate of rests with tbe Belgian govern­ Ftrraiea Eecape lojasjr I 12 to 44—14H to 22H creed which we face ataoad doml- (Irive. About 155 buUdozera already Some hats thU spring Jwill u have black leather bowler ertwn, Kelly Kareniatan. Government sources ment, which first must agree not Derhy^, Jaa. 26 (iffl ThfOi $ Plus Tax nates today the philoaophy of the U C Paklser, AVC chairman were aaalgnod to the bllssard area crowns three to (our Inches too green fOlt brim and a pile of rosy 598-00 apples stabbed through with twr. said the Karens may be receiving to penalize bond buyers by taxmg awa o f Gm gtocas Baffll and more were on the way, but do, and therefore tbe Democratic here, waa to leave by plane today aarrewly eeraped aell they had a new anow blockade to high, which nre collapsed to al- black qulUa aet in front. the help of Commi^ata in their them or "freezing” their dollar aa- GIRLS’ SWEATERS ^•0^ Grtcn Stamps Givan With Caok Saks party, and if it prevails it must de-) tor the natlan’s capital to confer early today miom a om stroy liberty here at home.” )w lth naitionM officen o f tbe vet- breach before they could begin the litoat fit the head. Large ox-al shapes with shallow offensive. Blaea T to 14. OaMfideat Beigiuas to Oe S lang F lo o r Tin ^dww* CQU work tor which they were original­ Gilbert Orcel is turning out blocked crowns Which alt either ' Karen membera of Rangoon’s The repeated defeata Ot the Re- j . . police force were aegregated today Officiala aaid they are confident are pubUcan party "have been dua He wUI aak their suppoct ta ly so u gh t' thane hats in akyblue, camel beiga square or at a slant oa the back MAMCHI from their Burmese eoUeaguea that Belgium will go along, ta Reg. Priee $3.98 to $4.96 ...... Sale Price more to its toUtue ta pteaenttag its asmtar-attacktag tta tenant Got. Vbl Petaraoa .wired the o f the bead are popular. aad ■ ffame red straw clocba and which case the bond sale—first o< prtactolea to the people tn I evictlooz on a nation-wide 1 president t h ^ /hitman zuftortaff nartpw-brimmed boater typaa that Suzanne Talbot ahowe tkia and confined in an undiadoaed aao- tlon of the city, poUoe headquar- ita kind—might go through by thoee principles.” T^Saald. adding!Oita explained, ia “ increaalngir daaths contlnnlng. ait on too back o f the head. shape a loL and also riiowa akuU caps with Ufe-aise birds sitUng on tera aaid. tm$ RUnuner. J W . m 4 that there is no reason for Repub-) "Nat Beattaff Tea WeO" loaaas to eatUa are mounting and A-bcstHMlUng hat by Maude et I f It works It wUI be followed by COM $1.59 to $2.50 MAMCHim i tONM> lirans to foel discouraged. - Mrs. Murpby, wlto o f the re- potaBtlal loasea are ataggertag." Nano also has this , pough^ tbe top and large trioom and Officials aaid tha stop was taken Advertise in The Herald— It Pays square pincushion shapes that to protect tbe Karea policemen a fi"«iie* offering ia U m Netber- f i t - -^a. ws* H t pictured his party as the d e-1 tired Baptist mHnsber who soffer- ' Brig. Gan. Guy N. Hennlngcr, crown. It la of white florenttae atm w with a pcfuch pulled to the perch on the hoa^ ot an angle of (u w a ea raffff Wom%, t< "Qt1iOBi J f Itoffb jr m i 4k rag* four). (CoaUaaad aa .hack ot Um bead. ‘,75 dc^oeoi to eetla w ff -T R5 ' w ' ti'-