Tkt Waathar TUESDAY, SCAllCB i, 1I4» Forseast ef V. B. Wsatba V Avaraga DbUjr Nut P r t « Raa p a g e f ^ U R t ^ tbe Moalb s( Pbbnary. 1H9 Fair sag r « l i tkl* _ _ Board ad SIrsetocB. thi- The Manchester Improvement asest 9,713 ’Thorsasy partly rieagy Mapaortal Temple, No. ^ The Woodland Park Aaaoeiation pBiieb der the present set-up, the Board ttaaeg coM. will hold Its ^meetings In the Fire­ Assodation wlU meet at Liberty Hearing Held o f Seloctmsn, the constabulary and SPRING FEVER?. Pythian Slatera, and Past ChlefaM Hall on Golway street tonight at 8 I and Abiout Town w ill hold a Rummage aale Thura- place room at thy YMCA, Friday, II be Jugticea of the peace are the only nr o’clock. b n Manehuter^A City of VUlago Charm . *■■;, ______day morning at Odd Fellows hall. March 4 at 8:30 p. m. Harmon serv^ by______tbs______Mrs. divisions of local government that Now Is tho H «B i MJI W smith of the Boy Scout, organiza­ On Local Bills have minority representation. yoor OW* pOTBOieO ' A Donations for the aale will be re­ The LadlSs Aid meeting at the GreShilaway and Mik. Walter Alt- - Tbi biuliiMs meeting ^ tt# tion will be the speaker. Refresh­ All members of Mancbcater's aad » plaeo .to pat- (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS ceived at the hall Wednesday Concordia Lutheran church has '* ' ■ f^ » b *** t^nfflee o(f Oolumbue leglslativ* delegation, consisting AdTsrtlsiBg SB Pag* 16) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1949 ^ held IXerdli 15 tmteOd o f to-' afternoon from 2 to 4 and W^nea- ments will be served. been cancelled for tonight and will VO L. L X ^ i n , N O . 128 Changes in Charter Dts> o f Senator Charles S. House, Re­ W* kav* ■Bdsr iuBBli« ^ ^ m T m actaeduled. day evening from 7 to 8 o clock. be held Thursday, March .3, at 7:30 , ’The Alpln* Society will hold a The committee In charge Includes ’The meeting of the Manchester special meeting tondorrowlnlgh* it publican; Representative Sher­ Moo or OBB bom fsr y « ^ p. m. cussed by Legislative Attoniey end Mi*. Georg# C. Mrs. Carl Hlldlng as chalrmah, Registered Nurses Association 7:30 at ^ e Italian-American Club wood G. Bowers, Republican, and aprlag sseBpaBry« b smiow miso b Reds’ Mission o f 149 W e«t Center atreet Mrs. Annie Alley. Mrs. Elisabeth scheduled for tonight has been First Lieutenant Robert J. Mar­ OQ Eldrldge street. A ll members Committee Democratic Represqntatlve .John 5 I varioBs soeWeBs of Cupid Giveu Priority Caverly, Mrs. Frances Herron, postponed until 7:30 p. m. next MBaelMSter. Fall ta s B la ^ a n expected baek from U m Ange- tin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thorns* are i*<]ueBted to attend. O. LaBelle, 'have endorsed the Mrs. Flora Oracle, and Mrs. Ma­ Tuesday in the Clinic Room at the Martin, 13 Cedar street, was grad­ charter revlalon bills. I t iSNunder- eepper sM brass ptaasM^ Non-Stop World Hop lea, today. Minority representation on the OB BBfBsr, bot water bsrt, :o Support mie Dlckerwn. hospital. uated on February 23 from the The son bom to Mr. and Mrs. stood that both Republican and In Frankfurt Board of Directors Is being consid­ Democratic organisations bar* btsplaes. laablsse dsmime The TW CA Modem Dance claaa USAF Advanced Multi-Engine Pi­ Arthur P. Horn of 17 Oolumbu* bot water, me ieia eabtaotos which waa to ^»av* been held at The Ladles’ Aid Society of the The Home League will M et to­ street, February 25, In ^jbe Hart­ ered this afternoon at a public have expressed approval o f the Zion Lutheran church will meet lot School at Berksdale. La. Lt. kHehsa. Deeoratei to year the Commusilty Y tonight la post­ morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock at Martin, originally commissioned in ford hospiUi; has been named hearing of the Cities and\ Bor­ measures. Is Blockaded poned until next Tueaday. after the 7:30 Lenten Ser\ic^ to­ the Salvation Army Citadel. ’The The charter changes being pro­ ladIvMaal tBSt*. $16,666 aad Increase in Funds the A ir Force aa an aerial Bomar- Bruce Arthur. oughs committee of the State Leg­ morrow evening. hostesses will be Mrs. Letitia posed are contained In four blUa ap. Small iowa payawat. Made Inside 4 Days dler, Feb. 1944, serVed overseis In islature in Ro^m 411 of the state Johnston and Mra Emma Taggart. the European theater during which The Mary C. Keeney Tent ft and were Jointly Introduced In CoBsait oar affleo aa year Armed Military Police The meeting of the Lucy Spen­ meeting for tonight has been post capitol. ’The hearing started at 2 both the Senate and the Houfo by badilag problems. The meeting tomorrow evening time he won the Purple Heart. cer Group of the Women’s League poned until March 15. p. m. Another bill under discussion Manchester’s representatives to For State Schools Given Orders to Ar- of the Second Congregational of St. Anne’s Mothers’ Circle will the l^alature.' ’Two bills, SB-756 The meeting scheduled for Mys­ corrects and clarlfieh several min­ church scheduled for tomorrow be held at the home of Mrs. Stan­ or oversights or errors that time and SB-771, were Introduced in the rest Anyone Trying ley Steiner, 20 Femdale drive tic Review. Women’h Benefit As­ Old Timers Night will be held JOHNSON By Medium Bomber afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nel­ Senate by Minority Leader House, sociation tonight, has been cancel­ at Odd Fellows hall Friday, March has uncovered In the 15-month-old CONSTRUCTION 00. W ech fler Sayb B u y in g G e r m a n s T o W ' I ^ a v e son Smith, has been postponed. town charter.' and the same two bills, HB-1499 To Enter or Members of the Army and Navy led. 4. A roast beef supper w ill be "dohaaea-Bam Hooms’* Program Among Those ^ . served at 8:30. 'Tickets may be ob­ ’The bill for minority representa­ and 1^1500, were Introduced in Auxiliary will meet at 7 p.-m. the House by Representatives BBOAO 8* TEL. Frankfurt, Germany, March 2— l.ucky Lady 11 Sets A rehearsal of the minstrel Wednesday at the corner of Sum­ Registration for all TWCA Craft tained from Gilbert Park or Edwin tion provides that voters here may troupe of St. John’s Polish Nation­ Bowers and LaBelle. For Which Governor' X o GlVC K c c l S mit and Center streets. From there classes will be postponed until Lamb. not vote for more than alx of the (JP)— Armed mlUUry police today Aircraft Workers Down Wheel* al (^rs- al church will be held tonight at 7 they will proceed to the Burke next ’Tuesday evening because of Would Back Bigger, blockaded a Russian mission which o’clock. •well .\ir Force Base Funeral Home where they •will the storm. Registrants should be refused American order# to leave pay their respects to Albert Wil­ Grant; Committee' Army backing The Women’s Missionary Socie­ at the Y at seven o’clock prepared the U. 8. zone of Germany. 91- Hour* and One kie, whose w^fe Is a member of the to begin their classes. Told About Flight Hearing Slated Today! Buppliea o f water, gas and ty of the Tolcottville Congrega­ Auxiliary. Minute After Leav­ tional church will meet tomorrow Communist Press in alectricity were cut o ff and tele- from 10:80 a. ra. to 3:30 p. m. to Mrs. ’Thomas G. Reilly, Jr., of state Capitol, Hartford, phones disconnected in the blood- . * u u * m «■ ing La*t Saturday; sew for the needy at home and less siege o f the Russian rSpatna- ^ Guilders o f Engines CoT’ ' A Belleville, N. J., and MYs. J. M. March 2.— (;P>— Senator A l­ Berlin Uses Biinner abroad. All women Interested are Jackson of Orchard Park, New tlon miaaion here. Food wa* abut I • •• n i T j . * * v ('.over* 23.108 Miles. invited to Join this group. Members York, have been called home due Headquarters HOUSE’S SPECIALS fred F. Wechsler reiterated HeadUnes; Fe«lures o ff by orders 16 M. P.s to arrest Tying Airmen OH fCCC- Re-Fiieling on Fly - ixe requested to bring a box lunch to the illness of their mother, Mrs. today the administration’s Politburo Statement anyone trying to enter the building ord Flight Hear of Match Pact for' J2 o’clock coffee. Willis P. Hoyt of 43 Foley street willingness to dbpport “under o r leave it. who ia at Manchester Memorial HALE'S Four offices and four aoldlera Tort Worth, Tex., March 2. certain circumstances” a big­ and their familleji are in the mis­ ^on‘Stop World Hop Ash Wednesday services will be hospital. Berlin. March 2——Berlin’s — (cP)— ,\n .American bomber / held tomorrow evening at St. For The Next 4 Days ger budget for education than sion. No one knew how much food i 1 i t a r y HI-CHAIX FOR Communist press told the Germans lEominform East Hartford, March 2.— and. air crew endetl history’s rOKBABY John’s Polish National dhurch. The Wesley Group of the South proposed by Governor Bowles. under banner headlines today to thev had.' Here’S a cea- Traditional lamentations will be Methodist church will meet tomor­ Rusaian Officer Turned Away (jiP),—At the East Hartford Conference Reported lir.'.l non-stop flight around In a statement prepared for support the Soviet Arm y “ in esse A Russian officer, apparently _ nstible piece af sung'at 7:30 and there will be a row evening In the church parlor. a public hesring before tbe Educa­ plant of Pratt and Whitney tlie world here today. The mass at 8:30. Ashes w ill be dis­ of sny aggression” by the western from the Soviet MiUtary miasion. Called in Hungary \ amay practioel ases. Pcteatily a ’The hostesses will, be: Mrs. Wll- Leather Jackets tion committee, the Democratic Lucky Lady 11, a B-50 me­ tributed at both aervlces. ’The powers. tried to enter the houxe, but w m , Aircraft Engine division Of lima Mann, Mrs. John Speed, Mrs. floor leader said that the school m l ’ -g sec fee tciefliidc ieediag Youth organization will meet aft­ OVERCOATS Every Ruasian-Ucensad n^ws turned away by an MP. ! United Aircraft Corporation, Prague. Czechoslovakia, March dium bomtjer, set down its Rfsglnald Cartwright and Mrs. Lined and Unlined buUding program was among pcogtess, h caa itas be ased as a er the services. paper featured on Page One a The mission handled the return ^y^e^e the engines that car- 2 —(g>j—The Cominform may be wlveels at Carswell Air P'orce Clifford Sault those for which the governor statement issued by the Politburo loss-afeotdog gove WOT to Cupid’s bostocss SB tbe floor e f tbe hi-chair. Chair lochs ioscaady ia of displaced persons^toRus.ia. _ ,^jg^ bomber around the , ba.-ie at 10:30:55 a. m., e.s.t., weald support a bigger grant of Bkuit Germany’s Oommunlst- ^riM H eaM X fle^otsU vcs, In Beta*, wbes Rep. E. A. 8oow. o! getting ready to ha'tch a military place o a tafaie. whose Now Gen. Lucius D. Clay, American 94 houra and one minute after 1^ S I Overcoats $44.00 835.00 Wechsler prepared his state­ domlnated Socialist Unity party CatOMil. prepoeed pnbBcIy to Bcp. Edith MUIcr o f Boise, and was ac- alliance to match the Noith At- wide base paoeidee military governor, on Feb 18 asked ; \Vorld on its record flight left here I**t Saturday. } JACKETS Now $26.50 ment for tbe rommittee hesring, (SED). oepted after brief eooaideroUoo. They poaed for photogropbers in a to e . aoa-dppiac se- I the mission to leave by March 1 were built, employes were i lantic pact. ' Re-fueling on the fly, It circled 830.00 scheduled for $ p. m.. In support The statement accused the wset- eopRol oflleo wool. ______■ because the number o f DPa now told of the flight bv- a loud apeak- j Reports from Poland said a itty. Griswold's o f tbs governor’s proposed $12,- aro powen of “war mongering and the globe at nearly its greatast Now I agreeing to return to Russia is er announcement throughout the ooo $42.50 828.00 000,000 grant to munidpsllties to Cominform military conference girth, covering 23,108 miles at an $6! | Overcoots direct war preparation* sgslnSt j negligible. He said the regtilar factory. has been called for about March A SERVICE STATION 827.503 JACKETS Now $22*50 help them build echools. average of 2.39 miles per hour. the Soviet union.” warned th# ! Russian Military mission could 15 hi Hungary, possibly at De­ 174 West Center Street With money put into school Germans such s war would be .Snnounerment by Gwio* Tired and happy, its crew of 14 Improvements Urged 1 handle the work, and lifted the brecen. Reliable sources in W ar­ 826.00 buildings by the municipalities fought on their soil, and declared: The announcement,’ made by climbed slowly from the silver- Williard J. Gee, Prop. Now credential! of the Repatriation saw were quoted as saying the Rangesy Refrigerators *5o:oo| Overcoats $35.00 825.00 tbsmsHves, said Wecbsler, it will “ In case of any aggression, the William P. Gwinn, genera) man­ nosed ship, convinced that with Genefnl Repair Work {JACKETS Now $20*50 miasion. ager of Pratt and Whitney Air- defen.se chiefs of the eastern Eu- the______aerial refueling technique, be posslbl* to build more $22,000,- German people must fight against The Russian# protested vehe- Tires, Batteries, ine ----- . as as follows: ropean c ountries were expected to | American______borabera ^_raber* "can go any- Washers and All 000 worth o f new schools. the aggressors and support the So­ In Operation of VA mently and denounced the order ajT " •‘I f « o can get poaitiv* svidenc* viet army in its effort* to create am aure you will be pleased review their military preparationa. j-Ahere in the world at any Urn#.’’ Accessories NoW a. violation ..i/vi-fInn nfof the Yalta and pots-Pots I “ I anr Th* announced purpose of the| Other Appliances $32.00 that mora than $12 miiUon can be lo learn that our engine*, built Tbe top command o f the A ir Get your car ready now lilisol Overcoats peace." dam agreement*. Cominform {Communist Interna-' The I d i - ^ ______a JACKETS Now $16.50 used In tba next biennium for this raanlmlty Revoala Oampalga here in Ea.st Hartford, powered a Force came down from Washing­ Forceful Measure# Not Planned tionsl Information Bureau i ia •oa’‘Flay> c^ S m Im for spring and aummer purpose," b* said, “ we are wlUlng With UnaiUmlty clearly reveal­ Hoover Commission in rrt» ■ i • Boeing B-50 bomber that complet­ ton to welcome :the 14 men. A ir eiw*'issl* TtafTott ih.JW.IUUeo» The U. .S. Arm y set a deadline limited to propaganda. R is an Secretary Symington ahook thrnr driving. auBBiwim Cetne lo reoommend a larger figure. ing an official Communist propa­ of lait midnight for the Ruaalans ed a non-stop around the world ■a a peaclical table eet for the Now " I t arould bs wrong Indeed to tie Report I-ays Special jA l0 H ’ S i H l b l t S organization of the Communist I hand*, told them "you’v* done a ^ow iag child as it ces be used Phone 8459 $30.00 ganda campaign, the newspapers to leave. But forceful measures ; flight at 10:21 a. m. today. The 842.75)m»?| Overcoats up much neadsR bond money for followed with editorial* against B-50 ha# four of our 4360-35 Waap parties of Ruist*. Poland.! Wonderful job, tbii ia the finest eitber as a disMr cable or for play. S'jACKErs Now $12e50 on Educa- bulldlags wbleb c6uld not be built ImperlsUst war mongering" snfl Emphasis Called From UT) Wires Czechoslovakia. Romania, Bui- ] team work." Gmtd rail caa be ressored ia- Clean Delivery! Gem°CT*^ M.*d ‘‘as Ion# •» *"#*"*• garia, Hungary, France and Italy, ] within the biennium.’' praising the “Soviet fight for tion and Insurance don’t want to get out of the house, off horaepow-er. It completed the Actually, this was the second aaaily. Table also caa am e • t 1 a platoon of ; out tl* plant. Production of . the 1 Mutual Aid (ECMAi was formed From then on there waa no •ary service. 830.00\ , Wschslsr said that the gov'cr- Nation's biggest tele­ Poland, Hun­ nor’s proposed budget of $69,500.- to the imperiallata that their pol­ tion. it laid special emphasis 1 i American mliitarv police headed engine# which Is current began by Russia. Bulgana trouble. lag fuel oil! Now 817.50 icy is fstM to themselves.’’ said phone union is out to get fourth Sterling Wood, Fran kfu rt. with delivery in January, 1947. gary, Poland, Romania apdj $20.00 Now 000 (or education represented a 66 on tightening V A education romd post-war w *fle Increase for 1 by C o l.___ _ “Everything Qaite Normal” S S i OyercoaU JACKETS $13*50 th# Taeguche RundshtTi, official Czecboslovalda—all of the Com- nt in New England at lower , door and then the rear gates. He by aome observeri that a parallel n the Incky business of contact- Bsby-Land A Special Lot of Young Men't liil JACKETS Now $S.50 Un. as s whole. prices. . . . Trans-Jordan enters militarj' organization also would L. T. WOOD CO. BINGO The Ruaalan licensed new* agen­ In the ninth o f iU *erje» of 15 aimUUrc talk* with Israel at . was ignored be formed. ((ontlniied nn Pat# Twelve) cy ADN claimed that the foreign report* to Congress, the govern­ Rhodea and prepare# to ask .lews ! A fter hk had ordered his mkn to Formiflahle Opposition 763 M a Ib Street surround tbe building and after T h e purpose of ECMA Moscow 81 Blisell St. TeL 4498 Own Tax Plan trade o f the Soviet zone of Ger­ ment reorganization group head­ to hand over Palestine port of the gas had been tiinied off. he Develop* in ('.ougress announced, wa.s to foster econom­ p l a y i n g s t a r t s p r o m p t l y a t 8 P. M. ’,!S} JACKETS Now $7*50 many has Incressed 32.5 per cent ed by former Preaident Herbert Jaffa. . . . Appointed tnistee.'i of i ic cooperation. It had become SUITS in the last yesr—despite the Allies’ Hoover offered aix recommend*- j closed Waltham Watch company ' was admitted. He emerged from a conference To Trninan** Proposal; evident that stronger measures AND YOU DON’T STAY LATE To Be Pushed counter-blockade cutting off trade Uona for Improving the VA setup. : in Bo.ston studying offer of ma­ than propaganda were necessary In double and single breasted tweeds, herring bones, with western Germany. The result, it »ald, would be “ con­ chinery from watchmaker* of with Col. Vasily L. Argoonov. the chief of the Russian mission, with­ tq match the Marshall plan. twists and stripes. Colors; Grey, blue, tan and bro\yn Now $5*00 Berlin’s antl-Communlst press siderable *a\’ing8.’’ It did not Switzerland. . . . Rep. Keefe (R- Washington, March 2 - iP,—For- IliS I JACKETS in a few minutes and announced; The Cominform satf11it»s al­ Flashes! reported IncreXWd conscription of mention an amount. Wiai says certain chemicals are m,liable opposit.o.n developed iq mixtures. All are soft woolen weaves. House Republicans to "They refuse to move al the ready are linked with Moscow In German labor by the Russians for •The commission said the agency , being used to replace shorfening, . Pinehurst Open All Day pre.sent.time. They sav thev have Congreas todav to Pre.sident Tru­ (I# te Bulk tins s( the A* W ire) Tinker Hall Advocate Reductions .work in the uranium mines near should separate its insurance pro­ egg* and milk in some food pro- man’s propcisal for extension of (Continued nn Page S ii) Wedttesday the Czech border. gram from its other fnnetiona and I, ducta, and government ia Investi­ received no orders to do so.” MAIN STREET In Excise Levies set them up in a veteran* inlur- j Federal fina.ncial “ home relief’’ to Now $32*00 gating practice. K*U% Hon*e Be I>et Vote 840.00) SUITS ^ ance corporatipn. | I all needy persona, including those I Mackinaws Twenty-eight peraoa* appre­ 1 able to work. Washington. March 2 — UT — Washington, March 2—(e>— It aaid the V A program of hended and formal charges placed Three Deaths Representative Rankin (O-Mlse) $38.50^ H o u s e RepUbUesns lined up today guaranteeing home loans for vet­ ,30 Lose Lives ; Some members opposing “relief GROCERY SPECIALS Sal|y Finishes against eight in Conmiunlat spy -ra • ■ *»ked today that the House be DOOR PRIZE 838.00 bshiad their own plan to out taxes erans should be turned over to the | witliout work’’ privately suggested 3URFINB CATSUP 19c Now $30*00 bunt now taking place in France. I v|ig| f'gk IrJllI* allowed to vole on hU plan for 837.50] ] SUITS ms o counter-proposal to Presi­ Federal Housing and Home Fi- < the poMibility of a new public PAN PEANUT BUTTER ...... 33c !I:oo} Mackmaws Now $10*00 . . . W. H. O. CBlla on U, S. to During Storm works program as an alternative pension* for all veterans and gave Come and Try It and You Will Like It 8 dent Truman’* request for $4,- Telling Story nance agency. I free export of medical anppUea to ___ this estimate of Its coal over the ____ ^_«E COFFEE ...... Ib. 49c 000.000,000 in additional revenue. Suggrata C«rtlfled Schools | |'{;-if unemployment ever becomes Communist eastern Europe. . . ; . a major national problem again. year*: 8109.000.060,000. That wa# SURF^E MILK ...... 3 cans 41c Without taking a definite stand And it suggested that the VA I Future of U. S. aid to China sp- Mail Order Romeo and the figure Rankin'gave the Rouse 835.0o| Now $28*00 set up its own list of certified “Home relief now it limited tp SUITS lis Mackinaws Now $9*00 on general taxes such as those on Completes Testimony in JI parently hinges on outcome of Property Damage Run­ Rule* eommlltee os he asked It to Tonight incomes, the G. O. P. leadership I peace talks now under way bc- Coiifederale Facing send the blU to the House floor came out strongly for cuts in ex- Hope of Avoiding Con* (C’esUnued oo Page Pwelve) ning Into Slillions; I (Continued on Page rwelve) FRESH FISH ' tween Nanking government and Murder (’liarge* Now for delbsle, preferably under pro­ Now $24*00 812.50'^ mm I • clsa taxes. 'ITiese sr* Imposed viction for Treason Communist generals. . . . Rosala I ■March Wind Re»ult cedure preventing amendpieuta. MACKEREL, FILLET OF FLOUNDER. COD. isSlSU830.00) IT S Now $8.00 on train fares, telephone tolls, pledges support in principle for Without taking action, the Rules OF HADDOCK. SWORD, HALIBUT, Mackinaws movie tickets, etc. Yugoslavia's proposal to create B u lle tin ! ronmiltlee recessed Its hearing FILLET London. March 2 — (P - - The T w o The RepubUcans propoaed the Waahlngton. March 2—(iP)—Mil­ Drops Calling ; autonomous province of Carlr.thia until Friday. OYSTERS 829.001 March wind blew into Europe yes­ Grand Rapids, dlich , March 827:50) reduction as “ the first order of dred E. (A xis Sally) Gillars. 48,' { in southern Austria. N o w $ 2 2 * 0 0 completed today the teatlmony ahe terday, snuffed out at leqst 30 5.__,4>— A mail order Romeo s u it s Now $ business” for the 81st Congress. Secretary of Defense Forrestal fiech s IJnkeil To Trial ■ 825.00) tlo-SS} Madmaws 7.00 Derisloo Result of Meeting hopes will save her from a traason' live* and caused propertv damage Seek Refuge and hi# woman confederate Of Witnesses who confessed killing two Munich, Germany, March 2— i/Pi SPECIAL ON DOG HAMBURG Tbe G. O. P. decision wa* an­ conviction. i I “agree “ with Hoover commission that '1 i ru^ing”into“the " mm'ionV. —Testimony of a F. S. counter- nounced yeaterday by RepubUcan In her final appearance on the' Gusts tip to 90-miles-sn-boui — widow* and a child in a Tbia la made e f beef heart, and kidneya aad makea very good nation’s military establishment cross-country ••lonely hearts’ intrlligeDce agent linked Fonmui- Leader Martin of MasaachusetU far above hurricane for."#— pushed Former -4rmy >Ian Flee* nlst-run Uzerhslovakl* toda.v to dag faod. We m O It to you froton Id 2 pound Boxes . Kan- racket waived municipal court following the flrat meeting of the roS*n5‘SS2tied'defl*n«.™‘‘''^ Pfosecution in Bulgaria S ^ b e over buildings, sank ships and the spy trial here of fight Euro­ 2 0 F oeaaeeeoaeoaeoeeooaoeaeeoeeaae '*..e eeee*«*eeaeeaeee ^ WF r ja i i r p l a farmer has paid $9,555.28 in ^ evamluatioa today on murder MEN’S SOX rtnew Republican Policy committee. It was her sixth day on the flooded coasts. Peraerution; Flier Sees peans charged with collertlilg In­ SHIR’TS Sucldenlv C^IICPIB "P * income tax for two carload* of j charge*. The two—swarthy, I ■ ’ / This committee of 26 member* stand, telling of her wartime formation for a “foreign power.” 81.15 Value Now 89d G r O llt l '^’I'rat lie donated to FllrncUhip Twenty-six persona were killed r.oniiniinisni Failhij; balding Raymond >lartinez WHITE AND FANCY 81.75 Value Now* $ 1 .3 9 was set up last month to speak propaganda broadcast for the pearance !r. the collapse of war-damaged j The agent testlfled before an elgh l- Nazis, and her personal life. * I train. . . . Greek general staff re- Fernandez. 54, ami husky, 81.00 Value Now 79d for G. O. P. House members on buildings in western Germany A ' meraber 1 . *. Military romniissioa. 81’.50 Value Now $ 1 .2 9 A t one point, she said she d id ; ' porta 56 guerrillas killed and 32 thrice-married VIr*. Martha $3.95 Value#...... NOW $2.9.5 issues coming before Congress. Sofia, Bulgaria, March 2—(JPj— | wounded in running battle north of man died under a toppled wall in , Tokyo. March 2 - T - Two He laid of a conversation with De­ B R 0 C E RYi£ 81J19 Value Now 7«V, 65c Value Now 5 5 g Ita unanimous endorsement of not want to answer a question by young Ruasians. one a sergeant Beck. -9, were held without fendant Robert Kruse. 44, The $ 1 .0 0 Tbe prosecution in Bulgaria's trial ! Karpenissi Rome. Another, inspecting gale' $3.50 Values...... ____ NOW $2.55 John M. Kelley, Jr., the chief pros­ flier and the other an ex-Army bond for Circuit court ar­ j6 o - 50c Value Now 39d the excise tax said the need is of 15 Protestant pastora accuaed | obaerv:#* tenth *n- damage to a roof in England, was •gent aaid he ahowed Kruae “ docu- 81.25 Value Now $ 1 .0 0 ecutor. man. have sought refuge in U. S. raignment later. $3.25 Values...... ____ NOW $2.Sp ' “ Immediate and imperative.!' of spying for the U n it^ States ■ of his elevation to throne blown o ff and killed. A British mentn he had aalbailtted 1* the • 302 M AIN ^T. • DIAL 41 $1 • The new tax schedule backed Judge Edward M. Curran said and Britain today suddenly can-! . . ...— . -----... occupied Japan. ----- ( ’zechoslovakian -secret aervlce.” Wool and Part Wool of St. Peter without special cere- woman was killed by a falling , The sfcond's presence became, Grand Rapids. Mich.. March 2 $2.95 Values...... NOW $2.35 by the Republican* I* embraced In ahe must answer. called the scheduled appearances chimney just a few hours before No further mention waa made of "And what happens if I refuse i mony . . Workmen start to sift known today, the first yesterday, i y —TTie law moved today againat ('terhoslnvaki# or *n,v other feF- ____ NOW $2.25 a bill already Introduced by Mar­ of 42 of its witneoses. ' debris in flre-gntted dormitor.v of her baby was due. In Genoa, a $2.65 Values...... tin. who said after the meeting be to answer?” ahe aaked. The prosecution said “ the evi­ sailor was killed by a toppling The form'er enlisted in " " ; ' ^ „,,.i order Romeo and h a woman elgn power In the testimony. “Arrow Shirts Not On Sale*' ’’W ill you please answer the Ken.von eolleg*:, Ohio, searching kentiy Zyryanov. 24. paddled 30.* , . u »i.. of believes tbe W ay* and Means com­ dence is abundant and clear. We ; for bodies of six of nine students mast. miles from the Kuriles to north- ; confederate in a ghastly story of mittee will approve it or a sub­ question 7” Jqdge Curran said Five SUIn In Celebration PAJAMAS need not hear any more.” I who died in Sunday blaze . . . The Polish steamer Katowice eastern Hokkaido last September, a “ lonely hearts’’ racket. stitute. ■ sternly. The government had Intended BSink in the North sea; the British Rio de Janeiro, Marcli 2— Kelley then withdrew the ques­ ' Oflicial Chinese circles welcome He aaid he fought off attacking: «rijree deaths — of two women p m s - a r y m m BROADCLOTH OR COTTON FLANNEL There are 15 Democrats and 10 to present 53 witnesses against the coaler Marena In the' harbor of Police disclosed today that daring tion.. b reports of proposed $240,000,000 herds of seals, flnally wounding i ajnall child—were in the the Carnival celehnUed flve per­ RcpubHcana on the W'ay* w d defendants, all of whom ' tfigned ' aid program from U. 8. . . . Rep­ Banff, Scotland and barges sank It Takes More Than 84.50. 84.25 Value It concerned whether ahe had ^ .. some of them w ith a knife as p^okground. sona were slain, 12 committed ani- 85.75, 85.50 Value MGSns ^Gupi BDd Mtortln predict* resentatives of nation’s railroads at tvjjp -spots in the Thames es­ SPORT SHIRTS met Stella Kolachwitz outside of “ "****’°"" they sought to dislodge him from! Facing murder charges were cidc. nine others tried t « kill tbeaa- Now Now $ 3 .5 9 ed that five Democrats would vote Berllp after the war. i for three months by the and 16 non-operating unions plan tuary. The crew# were rescued. $ 4 .5 0 hi.s' st.v-fool 18-inch wide home­ iwarthv. balding Raymond Mar­ selves and 2,194 sustained asaert- with the Republicans on the ex­ Vtihs Kolachwitz Is the daughter | Communist security police, further meetings in Chicago In at­ Aircraft were grounded: the LONG SI.EF '83.95 Value Now $ 2 .9 5 made raft. tinet Fernandez; 34. and hia girl ed injuries. Om dval ended yee- 3 V p mmmtimf mLmi a Jiffgoomtt 85.00, 84.98 Value cise tax issue. of the late Prof. Max Otto Koisch- The ranccllatton of the remain­ tempt Jo hunlle last major issue in Berlin air lift stopped for several He said he fled Kurashiri island. Hopes and Dreams To $6.9,5 V alues...... ______“n o w $ . 5 f S 0 83.25 Value Now $ 2 .7 9 WeoM Encourage BualncM ing testimony came after the | 10-month-old wage and hour dis­ stocky .Martha Beck, 29, terdav. Now $ 3 .9 5 witz. Misa Glllara has testified • • • mmio tm iX# Disputing eatimate* that a cut­ court had* heard a dragging pa­ pute. ~ ■ I (Cbntinued on Page Twelve) ____ NOW $5.25 ahe was in love with the profes.*ior. Paladino .Admit# Coilt $6.50 Values...... back in axclae/taxes would rade of witnesses who sought ' to father was Japanese ind hla moth- j of two children. a a Nazi radio oflicial, and described^ Hartford, March 2 — (FI — from $800,000,000 to $1,600,000,000 er a Russian. Both were put to: Proaecutor Rnber C, McMahon $5.95 Values...... ____ NOW $4.95 him aa “ my destiny." prove that the pastors were sp>ing Tbomn* Palsdiiio. 76, of Brooklyn, TIES from revenues, the RejiUbllcana death by the Soviets for political $ard both had maije “ full conies- Build A Fine Home... The defendant flnally said she for the U. S. and Britain. X. Y „ who had prcvloasly pleadsfl t $5.50-Values...... ____ NOW $4.50 said they beUeve the cut would The testimony hammered at the reasons, he said. . sions’’ and told freely of incorpor- encourage bbslncas. They said did not remember whether she told Princess Sees Generation not gnilty to a cha-'g* ef eeaapira- . . . . . NOW 79c Mias Kolachwitz she wantefl to United States' and American Zyryanbv had been employed aajating murder in. an “ easy money $4.95 aud $5.00 Values . . . . NOW $3.95 Were .. . . it woidd .provide' enoiJgh Jobs w cy to defroad dw goveramant ef . . . H takes skilled hands, lumber, bricks and cement avoid American troop# for fear of church mission#. Apparently tbe a civilian at Kunashlri after aej:^-- | fleecing of lonely women, offssi any revenue loss and in ing In the Red Array in Siberia. ■ McMahon aaid he would ask liquor laxm changed bis plea Ibis . . . brass plumbing and copper wiring to build a house $3.9.5 V alues...... NOW $3.15 arrest. ’ government Intended to incrimi­ Now ^Serious in Purpose^ meralag to galHy whaa Im waa effect, would increase totsl Fed­ nate any Bulgarian aect which had Sa’shalin and the Kurile*. ( f ir s t degree murder charges that will b ^ m e a heritage . . . a home that will witness Kelley aaked if Miai GilUrs PftotMitod Ip toMvt* B E 6 A N a ***- DOROTHY DODD AND MODE-ART eral revenues. knew the profeaaor’a wife had gone ties with weatern church head­ .tiuthorities said there was n o : the pair in th# slayings A Presumably, such an Increase coni^actlon between hi* case and ^ . g a l a a l Palafltro aafl M *• laae 4 ksMto eeam MR MS I «A t the rearing of a happy family. You can count on ns to to a hoapital t6 bear her fourth quarters ajid to sever those ties. up la tolerable condiUona i * attracUv* Mrs. Delphin* Down­ ■ gps laatoi^ ito A KUiMI I would come from more payment* Edinburgh, Scotland, March 2— >gr«r$ely I ^ Bodiee Dwg Out of Groves g iW # la Itoe, em w , end rmw. . The BenaU-House Economic ' S. Army disclosed that he landed which roroverod a « »■•••• . “ f* fhw epia li ends in ih«m dalighHBI glaU pad* you have, Mr. Kelley?” Mias Gil­ churches were not church aid but craftsmen. Consult us today. SLEEVELESS SWEATERS and KNTT VESTS .Formerly $9.95 committee has gore on record in ed her generation today on being on the services of those who have engined *tranaport ■ Bodies o f the mother and daugh- gallMi atifl #• a Thempsiavlfla MP Ibrot ia sbaiea U Wbs. atetasB ar gm n. $ 5 . 6 9 lars flared. lOO'Tc Wool HoL AD Sizes aaeWoaoooaaaooYaoaa *.* • favor of cutting or removing t*.,eo pay for enpionage. Tim defendants “ rather more serious in pur|u>se had the advantage* of , pi,ne at Rishlri island in northern ter were dug out of cement-filled farm laal ipriag. W M data ead Itadiinwi Mai H Uaad • ' - James J. Laughlin, MtM Giilars’ also are accused o f black market than some of its predecessors. tion such as yours, ahe added. jgpan last Novembar 10. gravas In U » ^ hom ^^tw oen Iba Itoar. on such thinga as plane and train She said she waa glad the tml- Were $4.00 to $.5.50...... NOW $1.89 attorney, was on hia feet object­ money transactlona. “ And Indeed we must be, fo r Neither------arrival------' waa Im o w n to ' and nearby ■ Byron Center yester- thaaa aavae tea dati^»«. atsisn'ical. dR Build With Manchester's Largest Builder Of Homes fares and oteomargarins. ■veralty has many foreign students, Sizes: Small, medium and large. Th* lUpubllean bill would not ing. J u ^ « Curran cut off this The cutting o f Bulgarian church ours ia a tremendous reaponaibil- th* pubUc until Baraahkov saw paadafeto. Ddi to Ksaaiy «>d «aat- A m tm A Un* o f questioning. relatlona with the west l i th* pri­ Ity,” ahe aaid in a #p*ech. bacauaa travrt and the study of night, working on infor­ y8B Ka totad il disturb the present $9-p*r-proof- newsmen yesterday. WhaWngtoB Khioh WhMi K *tl«y flniahad. Laughlin mary objactive o f a n«w church have been bom In timea whan tha Ufa aad thought of othars aro mation final Grand R a ^ ^ U ce, galloa t u op fiquor. It would re- "ona of tha mreat guaraiiteaa Ha told them Cbmmuniam “waa Msithm of tba T t o s m a f \ vaaa m e e m mom ini m m aMMNf H m m ALL WOOL SHIRT.JACS Stan owsr swiss rates to pre­ WM making an objactioo. law net befor* Parliament groat Inatltutiona hava erumblad. a principle I could not foUow with authoritisa In New Yortt dug up The prosecution wttnease*. ac­ age-old traditlona have been called against tyranny." She added: , Nat budget nooolp^ In plaids, gipper front, 4 pockets, j war Isrsla. “ I don’t want any more volun­ my conscience and mind. I found th* body o f a woman in a South CEHOUSE&SON teer ataUmenta.” Judge Curran cused the oaston not only o f spy­ in question and science has pro- “I doubt whether any country 804A$: budget' MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS JARVIS r e a l t y ] Rates on Jewelry, furs and ad­ that Oommuniam as taught to ma Oxen* park, Qv**na. .. es===s=l M C5.— -p... which has closod ita doors, to ideas 664.176BI; b« Were $10..30 ...... NOW $7..30 missions would be ctit from 20 per told Mias Girsrs at ont point. "The in g ’ and black marketing, but of ducad horror# to keep pace with •h * waa net immodiatriy Idmi- VBOMB 2-aMB [ tip BPBrCE STREET from abroad haa ever flourished or was not actually what it rspra- m j m m . 654 CENTER STREET P H O N E 4112 O r 7275 W E GIVE aw GREEN STAMPS answara must be responsive to the fighting th* Communist govern- ita marvala. ttfisfl.” , , *Opea AB Dfiy Moaiay Thru Satarasy" 1 Not AH Sizes \ * remained truly einiisad.” aatit#d It.” - — - “ I fOaqtiMNfl •• ■ U ) queatloo.” m *a t ^ , “ I f wo hop* to sea our ohlldraa -•5

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Hiroshima and Nagasaki If the artificial atorms they ean't ooBtoal pn4(m) yesterday beeauaa T Kecsirr field. Biloxi. Miss., and at Experh'.ieiils May them, and this lack of knowh snow storm. It was the first,' KUgewooti arsenal in Maryland. people had known^jiyhat to do. EI|iiiglou Steam Plant ' Navy Traiiliug ------may result In their “reaping a le­ since tha 1984 Mlsxard that t$i WIUN'ii. . . fOit Navy cap t. Roy D. Williams re­ I A^atl to Suit gal whirlwind." '■ had been a gSBerai aufi^natoii Claim All Exemptions For Emergency ported. To Hold Aaaual MecUag Bail suggeats that individual daiiveriea beeauaa of a star Monday aftamoon and evedlna’a Plan Opposed The course. Captain WilUama rain-making research be prohibit­ Pbstmaator John J, BeMBBi MM ;■ snowfall reminded residents of this ' said, includes lectures on crowd Hartford. March 2—— psychology and other anti-panlo SUta OouncU of the Connecticut Weather - experimenters may ment be given the power to con­ able yesterday momliiff. ^ Possible Filing lleturn techniques, and Instructions for nlfbt came on and the storm con­ Development CommI*- A two^year-old school at the Merit System Association will hold make themselves liable to law trol experiments to modify or con­ tinued sotyi the buss of the town Nhvy'a'’Treasure Island base here handling Oeiger counters and for kuits in their zeal to produce man­ trol weather conditions. Fish rilawa ta la fBMtock Nava and highway snow ploughs could to turning out graduates trained keeping people away from danger­ its annual meeting at the Hotel made storms, a writer In the Yale filon Against Federal Garde here on M trch $2. The coun­ f t n j u t ba heard aU during the night. It Dependent Close Rela­ to tell people what to do in event ously radioactive matertkto. Law Journal says. Mail Deliveries Suspended London, March 2—(FH-TI . $ V u (t Captain WlHIams said seven to cil will elect offleers for the com­ CrtMik Was not ilke that In the blissard Funds for TV A System Playing at Stafte of an atom bomb emergency. Vaugh C. Ball, Ohio State law yesterdiy blew live fish right Into as thero wars no motor driven tive of Any Age Who eight miles is a safe distance from ing year and.discuss legislation The echool'e first graduates ^ndtng in Uje General Asaem- professor, said that although scien­ Meriden, March 2—iJP) — Mail the nave of the ancient chi plougha The farmers had oxen and Hartford, March 2— — T|ie Got More Than Half ..ere o$Ticers and men who have an atom bomb b la ^ Hundreds df tists now know how to produce deliveries in Meriden were sus- Boston, England. they were yoked to the oid>wood Connecticut Development commla- since act up similar schools at Uvea could have /been saved a t X o A ld m M t shod sled with a plough fastened aion today recordtd Itaelf as op­ Support During 1948 to the runners and the oxen plod- j pose to a Fadaral grant for funds ded along as far as they could and for a Tennaaaee Valley authority then when they reached a drift too steam generating plant at Naw (Editor’a Note: TMa le the Johnaunvllle, Tcnn. ninth of I t atorlea on wko haa high to waller througlrthe men i te do whnt about hie 1948 In- sbovelld until they could get go-1 Chairman \yiUard B. Rogers ing again and so. on the days wi aaid that the cohimUslon'has ask­ itome tax return, for the dend- spent breaking out roads, ed Connecticut's two United Btate.s Sne to March IB) An Invitation aenatora, Raymond B. Baldwin to Keith’fi weeks before some of the Washington, March 2 — (F) — roads were opened up. One happy |R» and Brlen McMahon (Di to thought remains how thankful we oppoac tha propdaed grant. Claim ail the exemptions you can CARPET FASHION MID-WINTER are it is the first of March Instead "Conoem for Employes" in, filing your 1048 indome tax re­ OPENING of the first of December. Identical letters to both sena- turn. You'D save money. Mkrch 0 will be Dramatic Nigbt tora, Rogera stated, declare that Tou can get $800—for each ex­ MAR. 1-10 / at Islington Qraiige and the pro­ "the commisalon'a concern Is for the thouaanda of Connecticut em­ emption—from your total Income / gram will be In charge of the dra­ before what's left la taxed, tou matic committee which is as fol­ ployee whose very existence de­ Come to our carpet fash­ pends upon continuation of Cun- get a 8800 exemption for; ion showing . . . a^ na­ lows: Chairman Mr. and Mra Ed­ 1. Yourself, always, whether ward Charter, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. necticut’a industries." tionwide presentation of single or married, when you lUe new colors, patterns, deco­ rU BN lTU ili Robert Hoffman, Mrs. Ulllan The Ictteia assert that the pro­ posed atearo generating plant "Is a return. - rating Ideas. Motta, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pel- % Tour wife, if she had no in­ tier, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Sloan. lust another evidence of the con­ tinued efforts of well-entrenched come or flies a return Jointly with The Ladies' Benevolent Society you. 3 More Days Interests of the South to syphon held the meeting Monday nigbt off our long-established New Eng­ 8. Bach dependent. which Included both January and land Industries." t A word on exemptions for hus­ February meetings There were 22 Rogers contended .that the low- bands and wives: present which was quite pleasing cost, Federally-aubsidixed power When a wife has any income of 18th Century considering the night and traval- from the proposed plant "would be her own, no meittkr how small, Stop the Mttsle 4-PIECE MODERN In'g. used to attract Industries away ne exemption can be claimed for Schools were recessed Tuesday from this and other manufacturing )ier unless riie files her own re­ "Slop The Music," the most talk- ■ 3-l*iece Mahogany WALNUT r.ROl P due to the heavy snow storm. areas. turn. separately or Jointly with her ed about show in America, t o be­ "We feel that it is high time husband. ing presented on the stage of the j Bedroom Suite that Congress put a atop to such Not Ctoaalfled as Dependent State Theater. Hartford, sUrtlng| Here are two adorable dresses de­ Captain Wolcott unfair competition," the commls- Remember: A wife la not claa- aton'B lettar dtclared. slfiad as a dependent. ThsUs why today, and continuing through I signed by one of our favorite makers Seeking Recruits the rules covering exemptions for Wednesday. During the engage-! S21,808 Reglstimtleas Issued dependents ere a little different. ment, 820.000 in prizes will be *239 , of little dresses. Left: Cracker-crisp A dependent'la sny close relative given awsv. and at each perform -. I 848 Dt>wn, 8.1.2.5 Week Capt. Lester H. Wolcott, of this Hartford. March 2— pendent for the full year a chi: ) and thus avoid moving grea' 7 W bom to you anytime in 1048 even quantities of stock into the nr-* COURSE though it died a moment after ■tore. As a further Inducement birth. I f it was bom alive, you can Keller's is paying the sales tax it­ DINNERS claim it ,aa a dependent. You self on all purchases. ^ — T n OW p l a t i n o — — can’t claim an unborn child or one Work on the new store has a I A World Famous bom dea& ready begun. When completed Kel' SERVED Cm /CUdm FuD Exemption ler'a new home will be one' of th. INNERSPRING W hat of some other dependent most modern men’s shpps In to■.^•I who filed during 1048; you can And will be sboiit three times sr MATTRESS AND EVERY elaint a full exemption for him. big as the preaenlt store. fven though he died on Jan. 1, 1048. COIL SPRING so long aa he was tm ly a depen- NIGHT dqht during the part of the year INCLUDED FlM|*|Hen^^b^^el2inakei^ he was alive. Naming of Bridge ! You don’t have to do any arith­ With These metic with $800 exemptions if yon Given Approval RED Use Form 1040A or the 1040 Short- BEDROOM SUITES lAIi IIACl SHOW! sat SUN 'o form. They’re all ^ figured in l.ie KINGSLEY tax table used with those forms. Hartford, March 7 —tJFi—>A pro­ THIS W EEK! A. -'y/t. SM TNUM M ar ' You simply note in the proper posal to, name the new Derby-.Shel- Stupendous! At ’The ton highway bridge over the ' i ------’M M O tS rd ) place that you're claiming ao many Bl«*arli«*d Oak y J Piano axemptlous. Housatonic river after CJommodorc i $69 KNEEHOLE DESKS fn T m v s I Isaac Hull has won approval by ai| harhord In using the long-form, you sub­ Without any extra charge, you lt(‘(lnMMii Suite. . Iiirliiding tract your total exemptions from Isglslatlve comnjlttee. Luxurious, mahogany desk . . . get a complete set ot comfor­ IM i>l your income before applying the The General Assembly's Roads. | table bedding included with Smooth, lovely l>le:iched oal; . . . ■^l.'l- ^latlrenk and Spring \ iv n v D A v -i tax to what's then left of the in­ Rivers and Bridges committee vot-' a useful and decorative piece evei^’ suite . . . even suites all PIZZA come. ed yesterday .tu recommend jms-T every home nijeds. Roomy top $49-50 ready greatly reduced. Kxtra- e

MANCHESTER »V*NTNfJ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONK.. WEDNESDAT, MARCH I Hartford!, a CIO labor Icailer who who also urged the Legislature to “obvious uiscrumnation ' involved File Torture in June* 14, 1945. Prior to thU of o f f l c ^ of the American legion | 'heads the Senate committee, told adopt the equal pay measure. The, In lower pny for women for tbs Skeet Clilb will be held tMs eve­ Isubor Bills same tasks for which men receive Legislature, and will then be acted hearing against ths proposed bUte. the three man Board oCJNlectmen, Ume several, requests for addition- I reporters that he felt that “this Is governor, in.discussing the latter Soothed in. Few MinuteftT ' I Rockviile ning at.7:3s Brennan, Don Berger, Dick .Star- NEWSP.4PERS State Comptroller Raymond S. “ When •we think of our 6.000 Sizes 1 to 4, 3 Piece noon Tuesday. Her. husband Is in •uembers in comparison with the dition was rare and usually mittee. Senator Rocco D. Pallot- o'f vehicles are allowed. There Is key. Francis Prichard. Jr., Bud YOU TOO CAN HELP R\ .\ppointment ' proves fatal If not corrected MAGAZINES w training as a paratrooper and the Thatcher. • .sise of the A F L membership U, of the Third district and Melvin 11 TODDLERS’ COAT SETS...... Reg. 13.98,14.98 ------fine of not over 32.’i for violation------;i.ree..,Green, .v. R. Berger. This gam e' , t the home of Mr* W ell*; “ "d by the ^ tabled th in 48 hours after birth. Non On Sale At Red Crxwa had arranged for him ^, The structure was authorised among state employes, any invita­ Dichter, representative from Stam­ o f the ordinance wfilch becomes L ^ „, p,ayed with all procc^eda i village street. Mrs Ethel VV11- W .'8* • to come home. ‘Vhen he did not ar«- several ^ years ago but. was held up tion from the latter group aeema ford, head this committee. effective March 8. ^I'lng turned over to the football the assl.sting hpatos* The f ‘ * THROUGH RED CROSS Thomas J. Petitions were presented and u,j;,„pnt drive to purrhaae more | pjrm,...... nu.n.. strict nartv lines. .Arlliiir Drii^ Store rive the Red Cross sent a worker becau.se' of building uncertainties rather like a dwarf inviting a giant The four bills, two in each House equipment drive to Purrhaae__more | - 'r t W l o n picture* will foHow"h"e ’'S a r a 't"^ vot.'S Sizes 1 to 4, all wool Hnad, water repellent f 9R Cor. St.yleifame* and Main St*. • to take Mrs. Faulkner to the hos­ and lack of funds. to Join up with him for the giant's Guest of Honor of the Legislature, were propoeed granted a.s followa; Mrs. Anna Bl- equipment for the 1949 Rockville , meeting. Quish 9 One Piece SNOWSUITS and PRAMS . • «Reg. to 10.98 low to demolish a chicken cfx>p High school team. The officials ^ , nion l^enten HerU.'.-. ' committee pital. Estimated cost for the three- benefit.’' by Senator House and Representa- had walked out yesterday on a 6 ('hal ter Oak SI. Car •Becomes Stalled floor brick structure Is $200,000. Uvss Bowers and LaBelle. They and build a new coop on Highland for thi.s game will be two capable A series of l«nten aervico* in • The officers, through the editor-; J- joint meciing with the Houfc Compliments of Manchester Dritfi The Red Cross worker s car be- The two top floors will contain a lal. assured members that "there At Stork Shower are known as SB 7.">6 and SB 771 avenue; Mrs. Stanley Bleleckl to Board men. Raymond Ramsdell which several Protc.'tant churches move hen house from Stone street and Jimmy Koslowskl. Teams giuup. Telephone .4021 vame stalled u iht drifting snow. total of 32 rooms, while the bot­ will b4 no affiliation of our aaaoola- In the Senate, and HB 1499 and in this vicinity wiU start this eve­ Tliero wss no bitterness in the • An attempt to plow a road to the tom floor will be used for garage tlon with any other a.-aoclatlon Mr*. Joseph Packard.. of 89 HB 1600 In the House of Repre­ 14 ONE PIECE SNOWSUITS ...... Reg. 13.98 Q.8S to Hartf'ird Turnpike in Vernon; and officials will give their serv­ ning at 7:30 p. m' st the I ’ nlOn A & r WELDING CO. American Legion for an addition ices gratis. A prclimlifary game split. Faulkner home was balked by space. Bids will be opened March or group unless you. the members, Durant street, was the guest of sentatives. The principal proposal Tosiast Congregational church. The “ It wa.s just a case of agreeing vote your approval of such an would provide for nomination of 9x9 feet at 114 West stroct; will start at 7:15 p. m. with the preacher will be Rev Brendan drifting snow. At this Juncture the 23 In the comptrollers office. honor St a stork shower last eve­ todi.sagree when it became appai- 1VI. 429.3 state police were called and | affiliation." nine candidates at the party pri­ tiiarlea E. Sweet t*> build an addi­ main game to follow. Griswold of Vernon ( ’l•nt^;r ami ning. mary election, with electors enti­ tion to hla chicken coop at 29 East ent that neither side was going Trooper Joseph D. Palin managed i The party was given a* a sur­ Willlain J. Si haefer Hr. Rev, Ernest Gordon of TalcoUvlUe to yield," said one committee We Weld Cracked Blocks, tled to vote for only six at the 10 BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SNOWSUITS, Reg. to 21.98 street; John Kalina to build two William J. Schaefer .Sr., 72 of 39 to reach the house in a ' ( ,;| | > 0 0 8 C .^ C r V C R prise, for Mrs. Packard at the home wilt read the scripture. member. Boilers, Furnaces He look Mrs. Faulkner to Hartford elections, with the nine highest To size 14 story addition on garage and tool Hale st’reet oxtenaion, died Tui-s- of Mrs. U J. Van at 97 Lenox candidates being elected. This room at 35 Snlpslc street. A com­ Senator Patrick J. Ward (D- hosplUl r,here it was said later Police Court street. Fourteen guests attend­ day at his home following a long Noll* 102nd Birthday j would eliminate voting by the munication was received from illness. He was formerly proprietor that she was "walUng comfort­ As Aiiiku lance ed. party lever on the machines. Marie M. O'Brien in connection of the Schaefer Miirket. He tva* New Milford. March 2 -V)- ! ably.’" In the only case presented In The novel decorations included a Would Correct Errors 9 GIRLS’ COAT and LEGGING SETS, Reg. to 23.98 to_ making „ changes at the , proper- , a member of the Sons of Herman, .Mm. Ko(»W-ell Filch celcluatcd her It was .he second ’’malerinty Town Court this morning. Adam stork fashioned of papier mache Enflrid. .March 2 i/T The ty at 82 Union street to lx- used Germany and hsd Kl'ind birthilay at a party in a mission" accomplished by Troop­ Rhodes, 40. of 15 Plymouth Lane and a large cradle which contained •The bills under consideration by To size 6 ' ' caboose of a New Haven railroad the committee would also provide as a jjrivate hospital, hut as these ■ Rockville most of hl.s life, convalc*< ent home here where she er Palin. Early in February he won pleaded guilty to operating an nursery toy favors. Both the changes for the present are on the J Ip leaves three sons. George, work train served as an ambulance stork and cradle were crestiona of for minor corrections and over- has llve«l for aeveral years. Alert another race with the stork when unrogiatei^ motor vehicle and was inside of the property, no permit I Allen St haefer. Victor Musslin, plant engineer at aights contained in the town char­ and vigorou.a despite her advanced 821-828 >1.\IN STKKET TI-:L. .sir,I, M.WCHK.STKR he took another expectant mother to take an Injured truck driver to fined three dollars. 6 GIRLS’ COAT SETS ...... ‘. . . .. Reg. 29.98 4 ia necileil. AI "L 143rd Tank battalion which la to The train crew found Asselin Alderman .1. Bouchard reported ehiirch will officiate. Burial wilt ; IPIN-%90RMS be staUoned at Cheahire wtil ^ badly shaken up but a Hasardvtlls C m e i SO-DAY T K T ? in connection with the old ateam be in Grove Hill cemetery. The ; Smart Cottons held today at 8 p. m. in the Mert-' doctor said his Injuries were only pumper ownied hy the Rockville funeral home will be open Thurs­ 7AKI I P * ^ lABLlIS den Armory. minor bruises. 3 TEEN STORM COATS ...... Reg. 35.98 0 ^ .9 8 Fire Department. Fire Clilef Con- day from " to in p.m. Funeral ar- Opening Day Specials rady reported it was no longer rangeinent.H are in charge of the , Men for the new unit were Alpaca lined, laskin lamb collar transferred from Battery C of the I>«diog Suffragtst Dies needed and was unsafe for use. It William H. Yoat Funeral Home of 2llth Anti - Aircraft battalion _c s , 30 day* o f smoking was stated that an offer had been Stafford Springs. j which was originally stationed in New Delhi, India. March 2— Camels —and only Camels! made from Newton. Mass., of $7.5. A*h Wedneailay Servlee# Cheshire. —Mme. SaroJInl Naidu, 70, India’s That’s the test hundreds of It was derided to puhllclse the Ash Wedne.aday aer\-icei were : Lovely Rayons matter and see . if anyone locally Expected to be present at the leading suffragUt. died yesUrday people recently made under GIRI^’ COTTON DRESSES ...... Reg. to 3.98 held at St. Bernard's church this wished the pump for *entlmsn- | morning with distribution of ashes ceremony are Brig. Oen. RusmU at Liickhow. Jailed a number of the observation of noted Multiple y. Moore, commander of the lOSrd times for Congress party activities tal reasons. to the children at 3 p.m. aud bene­ Anti-Aircraft brigade, and MaJ. during British rule, she had been throat specialists. But make A communication was received diction at 7:30 p.m. Tliere were Gen. Kenneth, commander of the call^ s. meeeenger of Moelem- your own personsl Camel COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION •from the residents in the vicinity blessing and distribution of ashes Electrolysis 43rd division. Hlndu unity bv the late Mohaddas 30-Day Test! Sec for your­ of Harlow street protesting the at St. Joseph’s church at 8 this Superfluous Hair Removed arectlon and granting of permit morning with l.,enten devotions PsrUcipattng in the review will K. Gandhi. self how mild Camels are! Safely, Quickly and VICHI’S for a gasoline station on Union be honor gusrda from the I69tb and distribution of ashes this eve­ Permanently and 102nd regiments of the divi­ YesI We Still Have A Large Selection Of street. It was pointed out that ning at 7:15 p.m. Canirra, Radio and Luggage Shop there are now nine gas stations The First I.utheran church will .Appointment# strictly private sions and the two Field Artillery c i O y U f e a Free Consultation TEXTURED $FUN RAYON PRINTS battalions staUoned In Fairfield within a mile snd this one would hold Confessional and Holy Com­ BOOTS AND RUBBERS make an extra hazard for the munion service at 7:30 and there Office Honrs: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. U.t MAIN STREET MANCHESTER county. Cloaed Wednesday Afternoon* Reovtorly Reread of 98c Yd. The guidon for the new com­ All Sizes Up To 3 many children who pass the site will be an evening service at St. pany will be presented to its com­ on their way to school. Corpor­ John's Episcopal church at 7:30 .Marv Cros.sen, R.N., Prop. mander. Capt. John M. Bishop, by ation counsel Robert Pigeon ex- p.m. 869 Main St.. Tel. 2-2667 E sp o tciiis Fine quality with the loci ond le*l of lireni i Lt. col. Stewart OolpllU. com­ plaiiMd the whole situation from Sheet Club Over Marlow’s ' mander o f the 143rd Imttallon. We l5 !n «»i^^3i!rrsM » t«ir te TsSe ctha time a first request Tvaa made ]The annual meeting and election Hond washoWe. New gsOTi-tric designs 39 .

-W a s h f a s t dress c h a m b r a y In ■ recent lest of hundreds of pcople who smoked only Csmeb for 30 TOTS ’N TEENS, Inc. days, noted throat (pccisliiti, making weekly examioatiofi*, reported Reguletrly Priced of 59c Yd. NOT ONE SINGLE CASE OF THROAT IRRITATION Fashion Centre for Young Manchester D IA M O N D MERCHANTS FOR THREE GENERATIONS dua to smokiag CAMELS 1 956 MAIN, FACING OAK Eich-tored il ns'Ti:ng sfr o*s and cle:' .sj; :oft 1 • coior« for dresses, piayogs, dropen-s! 36 . TAKE THE GUESS WORK

OUT OF BUYING Printed twe-cerd (hear dimity C Q C washob e vof-dyed co on 36 in. J .r Yd, 4 USED CARI ON OR ABOUT APRIL 1 At Moriarly Brotti- W’E WILL BE LOCATED AT Rib weeve reyen gaberdine 'or lu i'r.Q Q C dresses. Hond woshabla. 39,''43". ir O y4 era you Rct • better, 857 MAIN STREET dependable used car; J (Rubinow Building) thoroughly recondi­ MEN'S W'EAR. "Ruf-M il" reyen li*tua feiHe— won't tioned and liberally i'm '' »og or stre'cr.l 39 wide,^^^ It! uA j .v .... guaranteed IN WRIT­ KELLER’S ING. All rngkear-all Stub w ea ve rayon ihontvng in lus- OQC Aek Te See modelfl, priced to auit CiOus spring co'ors 39 :n, ^ O y a Our your budget needs. Ree Daily Special I UK first! Rayon serge in plain eprir.g colon 89 m. ALE a m i^ ^ o a d * "KlJJIcAk MANCHESTER______:rELCPHONE S l)S MEN'S WEAR. Open ’til 10 P. M. Every Day 79t \ STARTS TOMORROW! / ^N»0N SUITS si Diamond Rings 99 Everyone knows what a job it is to A s Mad ______move . . . and everyone knows, too, 2 0 0 ^ ‘ 3 0 0 neeist that the le.ss you have to move the ea-sier it i.i. That’? why we want to Exquisite, flawleti diamond* for which Michael* ore *0 reduce our stock right downi to the bare walls. justly fonied. Wide variety of tailored mountings at this The China Cupboard Ne. 24M rubber a rctics and otiicr price ranges. When looking for o diamond NEW LONDON TPK. i.L VSTONBURY MEN'S WEAR, „.,s r»2 engogement ring visit Michoel* . . . then comparel Ghutoobury One Stop Shuppiug Center HELP US MOVE-. OUR * isrly^e fe^eret tei. . . . and at the same time help Featuring Around 100 Patterns in j-ourself to some exceptionally fine t r o u s e r s ' ‘m - buys in men’s wear. COVERT ''iiik Everj- item in this ^ e is from bur i . ^ _ DINNERWARE regular .stock and is of the same I —. SlJp-On % Both Imported and Domestic high quality that has for so Ipng * v v s /r- * .— JEWELERS . . . SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 been associated w ith the name— WARAI RIGHT NOW Many Patterns In Stem Ware IJeller’s. RIGHT FOR SPRING 958 .MAIN ST ...... OPPOSITE OAK Michael Duntan, Ix>tus, Heisey. Imperial %: Sharpe arid Brya Brow, and Gifts Galore MEN'S WEAR. Come cold winds, come gw U e epring breezee, you're emartly and com­ Special This Week % fortably dresaed In yotjr SS'cLOVts 99' Print/cs.s topper. You've 20 PC. SET OF LURAY S5.95 MEN'S WEAR. a snug, warm coat . . plus a light toppe Jusl EASY PAYMENTS INVITED: In addition fe ihe cusiemer, 30 day charpe N 7 . ; i 0 •r!p Hip lining in or out! 16PCSETOFCORONADA . . rr—. Included 887 MAIN STREET occ'ount, Michoel* invite* divided payitmnH in smeJf weekly or monthly t e l e p h o n e 3264 omoonti. Michael* moke* ovoiloUo, ot no oddod ceil, the fewest-farnst ,\ $59.98 Plraty of ParUng Space offered by fine jewefors anywhere. f A. M. To I P. M. DaUy— 9 A. M. To 9 P. M. Fr^ay Hundreds Of Other Bargains Too Numerous To Mention ' AR Aiooriatod Star* of Lotoa China ft Glass Co. MEN'S WEAR,

/ O V . r MANCHESTEB EVENING HEKALU. MANGHE 8TER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1949 M A N C H B Sn5RTJV|!NINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNn WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1949 PAQE SE V E N

pact” la a atiU ahadowy ext^nSori pean nations are new modelled po« Monday avanlng in th* St. Mary*a AUc* Ortekmor*. Batty IMLoni* litlcally and mlHtarily on the So* Poli^jeHead church haU. Tliey war* aaalatad by and Lois Lyman. Jams* T. Lai^ -tttmrlfeiitRr of the North AUantlc Defenae New Machines Viet patent. Their leaders hava Soulh Goventry th* Mlaaea Shan .Kalbar, UlUan law raporta aavan c< his savanth Pact, m Which countrlea Uke announced they would stand be­ grad* pnpUs at th* Sooth StvM Mia. Pm ! littta LuthI and Alloa Braaa, Prlaaa war* €orttitt9 ifrralb Italy, Greece, and Turkey would side the Soviet Army in any fight. Warns Drivers awardad to th* following: Worn- sdiool Navk attalsad psifset For Town Use Both 'Soviet and Omchoalovak WUUnaaatle Bx. I M*98W -W 1 tendance for th* anttr* yaar WHUiiUBO ■» riw ha Included. Spain apparenUy an’a 1st, Mrs. Alex D. Proulx; 2nd, m u U > PRINTIMU UUW OfC leaders on Bed Army day recently Mias Lucill* Tremblay; Srd, Mrs, far. Hiey ar* Norman Barry, aapirea to be a member of auch a Qranbanr, O snld MltohaO, Hailair urged greater preparedness be­ Aah Wednaaday aervloa* In the George A. Cbur; nian's lat, Ooorg* 'Ktfoai«*t«r. Cob*. pact, in order to help democracy .Clerk Puts Matter U p ,cause___ of _ 'the„ alleged___ __ aggressive Must Have Their 1949 Second Oongregatlanal church Rowland, Norma 'B a rn , II*I*M tBUMAS rBRUUtUN T. Prue of EaglevUle; Srd, Rene llfht communiim. Diacussiona of rn . I I tlcHign* of the United Siates. Inserts or Are ‘Liable wlU take place .at 7:45 p. m. A Shirahsc, and Shlrlay 'Ihorp. . prtB.. T»b*».. OBo’t Hknu«i X o D i r w l o r n a l iBaati Jn addition there have be< Rodrigue; Srd, Fred C. Jones «of rooBdoB octnow 1. int. been a , speaker is scheduled. Lenten serv- Coventry Volunteer Sira Com­ auch a pact have apparently been , series' of— Communist...... _____ pronounce- Pine Laks Shores; specials, Mrs. pany 1 put out a chlmnay firs Mon­ NighCs Meeting' To Be Arrested | ,lces will be held thereafter each Fred Brown, Harry Naven, Mrs. RuMIBMd B«< ■vtolBt BBCtW golnc on at the military level be- menta in western Europe threat­ .Wednesday night In the Christian day morning at tha boms oC Lastar / ..anndB^ BBd Ho^Sy*. ■ntorod «t tb* tween General Kranco’a military ening . a popular welcome or as­ George Smith. On March 14 Mr*. W. Harrington In Booth Oovantry. ^ » f oWM »t MBiirtitttor. Con*.. •» Chief of Police Herman O. Endeavor room at the Church The possibility of the town pur­ sistance to an invading Soviet j Community House there. The ex­ Harry Jackson and Mrs. .Archie No damage wad reported. • m obb Claaa Hatl •Motur. chief* and the military attaches o'f chasing new’ photostatic equip­ Army should it ever have to pur­ Schendel today warned car owners ception wrtU be during Holy Woek MacDonald will ba in charge. Carl R. Chfistmisan of Nortp BUMCRIPTIUN IUTr« the western power* In Madrid. ment for use In recording land sue an •■aggressor.” that they are liable to arrest 1/ The lecture by Allen H. Wood, appotntad dia- ...... flU.UO when a Communion aenrtce will WATKINS On* Taar by Hall ... In this prospect we have what lett warden by th*a atat* wardan ...... » 4W records and other documents in These statements came from they hgye ■ not yet obtained or take place In the church April 14 Jr, scheduled for last evening ■it aoontba By Hall the office of Town Clerk Samuel Italian and French Communist o f tha 'Btate Forsatry DapartmsnL Un* BKinib By Matt ...... lux military men probably consider Installed their IMS regUtratlona. (Thursday). (Tuesday) has been postponed un­ iinfia CoBy .r77...i;;.....v. - » ui the po.ssibility of the final assur­ Turklngton. was discussed at the leaders who are in no position to A daughter Was born Sunday at til this coming Monday, March 7, Othar fire wardens appointad open Weekly. By Carrltr Board of Directors meeting last bring their governments into alli­ He pointed out that even If they the’ Hartford hospital to Mr. and due tor the snow storm. racoromendathm o f Fir* Banger k iBi. BtMtared.I. ua ...... fiat*' western, democratic world. The The annual election of officera Wilfred E. HIIL Oeorge A. Kings­ George Waddell was s.sked by the In England Harry Pollitt, gen-! but have not bothered to change Hill. of Climax Chapter'No. 98, OES la board to prepare a full report on bury, all listed In the Manchester **Vlalt Mn* Flwepeeveplai! Wepmritmemt fcetwppe UCHWEH ur chances are that, as we are going, eral secretary of the British Com- i to a IMS insert they are still The third in. a series of ParenC- acheduled for today, Wednesday, rHB Akaocisnsti t'uEaa j "all angles" of such a purchase Teacher Aasotiation sponsored telephone directory; John B. AUen, TB* Asaocis'aa Pr*»» '• »»clu»'»«ly we will indeed, sooner or later, munlst party, on Monday also said i violating the law. at 8 p. m. In the Masonic HaU In Lester N. Hill, Frederick A. War­ for presentation at the next regu- Communist* would asboUge a war I -Owntra of motor vehlclti have square dances Is scheduled for en’.itUB to Ml* Ui* of r*publk-*fuB ol find ourselves in such an alliance, I lar meeting. Friday, March 4, at 8 p. m., In the Merrow, ren and Robert 8. l^ tte , listed in Marek *• atlcad the nr «9 Ab m m I all n»*» BUBSlch** cred'teo to it. ot against the U. 8. 8. R. by strike* f^ m Pebmary 15 to March February perfect attendance rec­ the Wllllmantlc directory. Mr. But otn*r*i*« irertileo m ttun o*B«t and justify it to ourselves on The general rnanager read a let­ and by organising action , coun auditorium of the Nathan Hale and Bl»o IB* turn o*«, oubi'«B»o nrr*. j gome basis of security. ter written by the" town clerk ask- 1 to obtain their registrations and Community Center. Proceeds wrill ords received are as follows: Grade Standlsh stated Monday *v*nii4[ cils. install the new inserts,'* said the 4, Center School, Richard Barry, that as soon as weather conditions All figBlk of rrpijol'rattoh ' Actually, auch an alliance would i i"* the directors' opinion on su ^ be used for the local school -’ hot .^PaaMee Opemlmg. Im cma|«Br«lr>iil .nd B '.lun. I . „ , , , i meeting and still give the town aggressors and support the Soviet | unless he has put on the inserts M n. How’srd A. Craft, Mrs. Wln- Center school, Leslie Brown, David. ______the final guarantee of our defeat. ! ^lerk time to either order new Army in its efforts to create' it is still a violation and h* will throp Merriam, Mias Katherine Farrell, Edward GotUer, Raymond tween March 1 and December 1 for tike twaaplete I9 4 R ramge ef heamtlfml rags aag MbMMCK BURKaU UPOk j Spain i« a dictatorship,! matorials or the t>7>c now in use. peace." ' be prosecuted." Purdin, or at the door. Hamel. Blanchard Hupper, Lupius the burning of open fires. These CIK< lll.s I'loNI?. ■ J . . Photostatio Copies Tlie biggest task of any Comin- \ The IMS registrations expired Rev. Ernest Gordon of Scotland, A. Pettlngill, William Robarge, A. permits may be obtained from the ■ ------: Which denies the moat elemental March Sale local wardens. rti. Hertia 1 Political freedom to its own peo- Under the present system. land form alliance would be to inte-1 at midnight on February 28. Th# who Is studying at the Hartford Harry Olsen, Jr., Robert Rose, emrpeiey staled amtl dealgaed to reach mew htsighta Assume! 0O|0n«nc»!» r€!^»ni’oM‘iy ) * » records arc copied into the town . grate or standardize weapons, am-1 local office of the State Motor Theological Seminary, will be Theodore M tz, Jr., Kenneth tyDogrtoR’CAi error* tpD#!nr'i ’R | P'^' i records. If the practice of making munition and equipment. Cxecho-1 Vehicle department that waa lo- guest speaker Friday at the First serjiiemenlB ind otriei resrt'ng mwUtr. , Shlrshac, Bernhardt Johnson, in The M«i.'he*ter B*enT*| Hep»lif. Franco Spain is a dictatorship, photnstatic copies is adopted, an siovakia Iraditlonally ia an arms- ' cated at the state armory closed Congregational church in Andover Carol Altshuler, Roberta Kalber, which denies the most elemental exact copy of each document will producing nation. But it I* on Monday and 1M9 registration* during the World Day of Prayer Lillian Luthi, Mary Ann Moreau, Wor II hi atUlty had deeermtivemeaa. Let this Faahlea Wednesday, March 2 kind, , - of • religuiu.k ,freedom J to. . . Its Ji be available. It waa brought out i doubtriil whether this country ! muat now be obUlned in Hartford, observance. A buaineaa meeting Lucille RIaley, Jeanne Rychllng. would b* pickeed to be a supplier ' Chief Schendel said that *nany will follow the luncheon at noon Grade 0, Center school, Barbara Vets Preference people. nato the clement of human error Sample Lamps served by the women ot the 0 |»eahig ogem ^fNor eyeo te the mew, 8he heamtl- Chfinffing Atomic Problem j ; in such a program despite recent j people ha'v* inquired at the police Barno, Bette DeLorge, Jean Else- Franco Spain is repeatedly gull- ; in transferring the records and al- I signs of its political reliability I station since Monday a* regards church. New Oaps Code baasaa oader The Federation of Amcrtcan i more, Joan Koehler, Liols Lyman, ooBstraettnn la varioM sactlsas ty of the same brand of act ! •« increase the service to the from the Soviet standpoint. i tardy registrations and h.sve been A total of i486 to date has been Lorraine Usher, D*orothy Ward, Scienttsta has recommended to the ; , ... . r. a townapcople since the reedraing turned over to Byron W. Hall, of Mancbeafer. for which we condemn Soviet1 ■ * ! If such standardization could! referred to Hartford. The Herald Alice CMckroore, Dolly Shambo, fml, the weraetllltyV •( theae laMOM fleereorern ■United Nations Atomic Energy All styles and types treasurer, by canvassers for the Boynton, Rus.sia and her .satellites. It is a piip general manager pointed out be attaine,!. the Soviet union has also received several calls from James Albro, Robert 4 RoiNiia aad hath with t ad­ I would have ImporUnt frontline peopl# who neglected to secure drive for funds for equipment for Glenn Bradley, James Munsell ditional onfinbilied apatalra Hot Commission that that body kec'p completely functioning totslitari- that the new equipment could be Coventry Volunteer Fire Company on with ita consideration of the I .shock troops along her western ! registrations. Sherwood Rose. water beat nil baraer fifeplaea. laga. M d w hat they eha de te hrlmg aew Hfe, an system, in everv respect as for- i “ "cd to make copies of other town , ^ , ,i*fend Russia 1. A number of solicitors have full Insalattna, copper aad braaa American, or majority, plan for ' documents, such *s recording of , _ 334 of Watkins Fine Lampa . . . all selected for their decorative and been unable to cover their terri­ Grade 7, South. Street school cign to American democracy ss dlection returns and would also . There wa.s no dir^t conflrma- Newspaper Group Head Dies eyesight value . . . floor sample* . . . ar* dramatlcffly reduced. Moat Norman Barry, CTiarles Bradley, plartiMag. We Invile vnar Hi- international control of atomic en- tory. Persons not contacted may spectlnii. Price tiajiaa and ap- anj-thing behind the Irori*Curtsin. j save money as far as the cost of tion here of the reports from Po­ Rre In peiTect condition; a f®w of tht ones with Ersatoat raductions send contributions dlrsctly to Mr. Paul Granberg. Gerald Mitchell. ■ew attractlvemeaM te y e a r hoase aettfaga.*^ ergy, proceeding with detailed land that a military conference Davenport. Ta.. March 2—(A^- are shopworn . . . soiled or chipped . . . yet uaeablc. All are offered Harley Rowland, Allan Rychllng, To embrace this totalitarian . books and records is concenied. .land that a ___ Emanuel Philip Adler, ~t, preal- ' Hall, RFD, South Cbventry. studies Just as if, sohic day, that I The board also accepted tlie res- ! ari-ually is being plann^. ^ t one "As Is." No exchanges. Choir of the First Congrega­ Kenneth Stickney, Norma Barry, Spain as an ally In the defense of me Doaio aiso BcceiJnu uie r e - , , ' -^server said he beUeved dent of the Lee group of midweat- Anne Bloodgood, Betty Ann plan, or aomething like it, were gnation of John VVennergren fromJ loreign ooser^er saio ne w u «,eo .i „ - . ion? •» tional church is scheduled to meet Attention western democracy would be to the School Building committee. A ! ‘t was only one of a nuinber of em newspaper* since IW .^dli^ at IMPORTANT: Shades referred to ss "parchment” ar* parchment- Hawkes, Helene Shlrshac, Shirley coming into effect. ' 8 a.m. today. He had been ill fer paper; "silk" *ie variou* ty ^ * of rayons and callanea*. for rehearsal Wednesday, March \ poison and deteriorate the cause contractor, Mr. Wennergren may t "uch conference* already held at 2, at 7:30 p. m., at the home of Thorp. Geraldine Twerdy. ■ At the same time, the Federa­ of the west almost beyond sal­ bid on the new school construe- j Intervals. several weeks. John M. Stone, Sr. Grade 8, Center school, Stanley Non Veteran$! tion recommend* to the Unite,! tion. The board voted to send him |______The Green-tThobot Post and Boynton, John ChappeUe, Edward vage. C^artler, Rodney EUsemore, Ben- Construction in accord­ Nations' Atomic Energy Commia- i a letter of thanks for his eerviees. ' ______Auxiliary, AL, meeting scheduled jalpin Foreman, Steven Munsell, ance with plans and speci- ^ this it Sereopda . . . sculptured Sion that that body give full con- | Hurricane Lamps for this past Monday evening was ,r<:- Any Voles Tomorrow? I EdWard*Orcutt. Earle W. Rose. Jr., fleationa. AideratiBB to a mggcatlon made | Waa Sal* postponed until March 14, due to Carl 'IVerdy, Larrji Laaksn, John beauty in pastel shades I Up to this moment of WTiUng, ‘Ow n Tax Plan ..24.0 tl.18 the weather. by Russia last fall, namely that 2 Pr.—Low Silver; etched frosted chimneys, prisma, p a ir ...... W ard.^race Anderson, Joyce Bar- 1-1.50 a square yard. there ha.a been no public advocacy, 3 Pr.—Low Braaa Candle type; Cryatal etched chimneys The organization committee of brick, MAry Farrell. Barbara Mc­ the destruction of existing atomic by any one, of a vote one way or (Take small-base bulbs i p a ir ...... 12.50 9.15 the Nathan Hale Community Cen­ Kinney, A.nn Richardson, Jean Jarvis Realty Co. T o B e Piislieil ter la to meet Wednesday at 8 p. weapons mi^ht be carried on si- the other on the referendum for 3—Victorian Milk Glass, brass and marble; rose decorations, each .12.50 9.18 Straiten, Carole Wlttmann. REALTORS multanBBUsiy with the setting, up 1—Tall Brass and marble: etched cryatal chimney ...... 29.50 19.15 m. in the auditorium.' In Grade K, perfect attendance which ManchesUr'a four polling .24150 tl.lS Mrs. Ernest J. Starkel and Mr*. 8S4 Center Street e f intertu^nal controls. (Coalinued from Page One) 1 Pr.—Low Silver: etched frosted chimneys, pair ...... for the term waa attained by places sre to be open from 8 a. m. 1—Tall Spun Aluminum and crystal: etched crystal chimney . . . . .19.75 9.15 Frank Wralght were in charge of James Albro, '^ b e r t Boynton, This "atiaultaneous" proposal is TeL 4112 Or 7275 to 8 p. m. tomorrow. cent to 10 per cent: ele.trlc lights 1—Tali Si'ver: etched frosted chimney, prism* ...... 11.50 9.15 the 11 tables of set-back in play Glenn Bradley, ^erw ood Rose, a poaalble compromise between the and bulbs, from 20 to .■>: bowling 1 Pr.—Medium tall Brass; frosted chimneya, prisma, pair ...... ; .15.90 A59 This lack ,of campaigning for You don't have to be a trained original Rusaian stand that exist­ or against the ordinance up for alleys and billard table., from $20 ing atomic bomb* should be de- to $10 a year: cable, radio and decision suggests that the \'ot* decorator to build a lovely, 8troye4>barore inttmational con­ ISS|Sed wire messages, , telephone cast tomorrow will be something tolls and eameras, from 20 to 10; j Desk and Boudoir trol* want into effect and the negligible. films and photographic plates, tasteful color stdierae in your American, inaiatence that the from 15 to 10; transportation. 15 t> Was At the worst, it can be a con­ home. Bigelow’s world-famous United State* would retain the ...... 15; local telephone bills, 15 to 6; 2— Brass and milk glass; square print shades, each ...... test between those residents who ' luggage, from 20 per cent on retail right to keep ita own atomic 1 —Brass and milk glass; print shade ...... ‘ -S® designers 'and colorists have dislike carnivals and circuses be- sales to 10 per cent on manufac- 1 —Brass, milk glass and marble, print shade ...... • • • bomba fofr an indefi^ta period of cause Ui'*y happen to use a vacant 1 tutera; toilet goods, from 10 per 5—Ptneanple Ciyatal Glass, pleated shades, assorted, each ...... 4.60 ONCE AGAIN ______years wifile U was sitting in Judg­ prepared floorcoverings which lot in their own neighborhood, and I**"* 1 —Fluted Milk Glaaa, pleated plaid shade ...... 4.M ment bfi'ihe manner in which in­ ^ SHU manufacturer*. 3— Fluted Ciyslal Glass, assorted pleated ahadea, each ...... 4.50 those voter* who happen to be ! tju tax would be removed on set the color theme for y o u ! ternational oontrol was working 3—Brass with decorated parchment-paper shades, each ...... 9.76 member! o f thoae organization! i salra of jewelry itema retailing at in othar nations. w'hich either sponsor or conduct than $25. Come in and sec for yourself. The refjual of the United States auch carnival!. i Attack Truman'. Budget T extile H as Y ard G ood s! to relia^piish this whip hand over The Republicans eoiipled with Such a vote would be a contest Boudoir Stick! the worid liaa been one of the aeri- their tax cut demand an attack on between two relatively narrow i President Truman’s budget. They Was oua abstficlaa, though not the only special interest*. If that l*,f- the said It would^ommtt tjie nation to 2—Modem twisted and etched plastic: opaque silver shades, each ..14.95 10 year* ago beeaose of lack of obstacle, in the way ot Rusrisn "a spending spree" and "la padded kind of vote it turns out to be, 2—Colonial brass, marble and glass; decorated shades, each .. . .'r. ,.14.75 space we had to discontinue ynrd acceptance of the American plan by waste, extravagance, overlap 1— Colonial brass and crystal, decorated shade ...... l i .’iO goods. Now—with added space In our Wi color-fost BIGEIOW BEAUVAIS every tuft is mdividually Inserted — , that will indicate that the great , and inefficiency." to t international control of atom­ 1 —Modem Crystal, pleated roae clalre-de-lune ahadea ...... 6;60 downstair* department— wo are once 7308 tufts to th* square foot — and every one of those locicod-in tufti j majority of Manchester voters The Republican leaders also took ...0.50 again able to show you a fine line of ic energy. 2— Modem Crystal, pleated white clalre-de-lune shade*, e a c h . A J w, ^ , A *’•'’' " " particular feeling about a temporary stand In opiiosition to dress material and other >ard goods. it on the surface of the carpet. 9.50 a square yard. And th* Russian proposal for a i , .... the presldonfa proposal to con­ ' the banning of carnivals and cir- compremise in which the institii- solidate all Federal soclsl agen< ie.s eiises, one way or the other. ] into a department of welf.sre. tisn of international controls and [ Still, it is a decision which, in- Large Table Lamps PIN WALE p iq u e th* dastruction of existing'atomic ' .. . u , Sanforized. Pastel ( ’nlon bomb* would be rimulUneou. was *"'• " ’ P " - (up to 33 inches tall) Here are three examples of Bigelow room i tance at all, ia offered to all the .\llianre Mav Was a Sal* 79c Yd. rejected, at Paris, only last fall. I voters of Manchester. It Is good 1 —CIsssio Pickled Pine wood column: silk shade ...... 44.50 19.15 Nevertheless, it ia only a ques­ settings — each utilizing a distinctly differ­ citizrnship to bother to make up Male'll Paul 1—Classic China Urn with handles, hand decorated, braaa mounting; Printed tion of time before this compro- silk shade ...... your mind even on a quc.stion FINE WALE PIQUE mis* on timing must become ac- 1—Modem Ivory China Column with leaf design, parchment sh a d e-----14.i5 9.15 ent type of carpeting. Today, as never which doesn t seem to concern you (ronllniied from Page One) 1 — Ivy-decorated Chins Column on brass mounting; silk shade ....17.50 14.86 Sanforired cepUble to the United States. The yourself vitally. 2 — Decorated China Urns on braaa mountlnga; ailk shades, two styles, 89c Yd. nearer we come to the moment a series of mutual assistance jjp j, ...... 27.50 24.15 We 1>elicve the ordinance as before, you can beautify every bit of your when other nations may have treaties. These treaties lack the Bridge Lamps 1—Decorated Italien Apothecaiy Jug on braaa mounting; ailk shade ,...36.00 21.15 drawn should be rejected, and that all-embracing character of a gen­ Sanforized atomic bombs, the nearer we must 1 —Tell Brass Candlestick; octagonal genuine laced akin shade ...... 49,75 11.15 if there is any Manchester legi.sla- eral alliance, however. Also, they Was 1— Modem Mulberry Potteiy; homespun shade ...... 43J50 19.15 PLAIN CHAMBRAY $1,39 Yd. ffoorspace to a degree you never thought coma to acceptance of the idea pledge mutual assistance only In tion on the subject, it should con­ Polished Brass Bases; aaaoited silk shades. 2— Modem Pottery, chartreuse and white; white texture shades with that any international system of event of war with Germany or a fine itself to banning carnivals each ...... 27.50 gold texturad drape, each ...... 29.50 -1.15 SunforUed atomic control must begin with power joined directly or indirect­ 1— Fluted rose chins column on spun aluminum; textured shade; __pus,sihle. Through Bigelow’s wide, wide which are not fully sponsored and ly with Germany. Polished Brass Bases; green or red tole-psper STRIPED CHAMBRAY destruction of existing bombs. We shades, each ...... 24.50 reflectcr ...... $1.29 Yd. 9 ; operated by local organizations. , When ECMA wa.s organized 2 - Modern I^tterj’. pineapple column; textured shade, each ...... 29 50 a.7.5 will not accept that while we are Russia ai.so had a series of trade Bronze Cast Bases; silk shade.,, each ...1 9 .7 5 range of colors and textures you can give But Manchester people 2 - Modem Blonde Birch and braps; tan textured ahadea, each ....24.50 9.13 sure that W* alone have the actual ahould I agreements with her satellites, Silver Oil-Pot Base; silk shade ...... ’...37.50 1— Modern Swirl Pottery in rose and gray: opaque rose parchment San forized bomba in storage. But we will make up their own minds and ' ECMA sought closer application Green Tole Bases; green tolc shades, each 29.50. shade, each ...... 24.50 18.15 WHIPCORDS $1.19 Yd. every room a distinct charm of its own..; vole, yes, if they believe the pro- ' through Moscow of these Iwo-par- have no choice but to accept it Maple Base with round glass shelf; decorated^ 2 —Modem Blue-tint glsaa on spun braas; beige textured ahadea; posed ordinanoe .should be a d o p t - ,, , shafle ...... 14.75 7.78 refleetors. each ...... 29.50 14.15 ii..^ when we know that other nations . . A closer military alliance, it is 2 — Square Polished Aluminum *nd brown w-ood; square ivory textured WOVEN PLAID GINGHAMS yet integrate them all into a lovely home also have the bomb. d as It stands, no, if they believe prosumed. would ho proclaimed a shader, reflectora each ...... - ...... 34.50 17.1.7 Sanforized Comb Yarn it should be rejected. defensive itiea.sure in keeping with The American plan for interna­ 2 Modern Blonde Blrch-finlyhed metal and braas; tan textured brass- _ $1.49 Yd. Moscow's avowals of pcacefdl in- bound shade*, each ...... 19.50 8. <5 that will be the envy of all who see it. tional control of atomic energy Rarffain tentions. in effect it w-ould be new Junior Floor Lamps was based on the fact of an Amer­ evidence of a hardening of atti- Finest Qualllv. There’s a bargain waiting ican monopoly of atomic energy, -tilde in this part of the world. Was Sal* PERCALE PRISTS .somebody down in New Jersey The .Armies of the ra.stcm Euro- Sumptuous luxury I Seamless beauty I Sonata Lokweova both with regard to its processes, Tide Lamps'and Shades; 3 green, 1 red. Medium Size Table Lamps All New- Pntterns and with regard to actual posses­ I immortality wailing for th'e first Choice ...... 27,75 1.3c Yd. Is th* ultimate in floor covering aleganc*. man with a million dnilais to in- Tole I.amp and Shade; red finish...... 29.50 24.75 Was Sale ■ sion of bombs. NOT HALF-SAFE 18.25 a square yard. Other Biplo’w Carpet.* start That American monopoly is cer­ I vest. Low'style Polished Brass Chimney Bases, 2—Modem Square China in gold and turquoise; white textured shades; RAYONTAFFETTA green tole shades, e a c h ...... 29.50 18.75 ^2ch ...... 19.50 12.19 Benullfnl quality. Red, lilaek, green, al $7.25 a square yard. tain to end. One phase of it has ' For that approximate sum. in ' the form of an endowment, the Polished Brass with etched crystal fonts;,'silk 1 —Modem White Pottery Column, deep, Ivory-textured shade, brown, gray, Mae, pink and white. already been ended by the creaUon shades, each ...... 38.76 19.75 turquoise trim ...... 24..‘SO 9.15 89c Yd. of an atomic pile in France. The I proper individual—and there seem 2—Modem Pottery.Column, tuiquoise with rose leaves: Ivory textured / I to be few qualtflcstions set up for j Polished Braaa. spun bottom; opaque tolc-green shades; reflectors, each ...... 24.60 12.15 first actual production of an atom­ paper-parchment aliades .each ...... 24.50 18A5 him beyond possession of the 1—Dutch B^-y Head in blue and grey on wood mounting: white THIS WEEK’S ic bomb in nome other country will Polished Brass, spun bottom; silk shades, parchment shade ...... 19.50 5.75 chanff* the reat of our monopoly aforesaid million can have the each ...... 24.50 18A,7 1 - Colonial Antique Braa.r. marble and gre.en etched font: print ahade ..14 95 7.75 . College of South .lei sey named into a mere initial superiority. Modem Oak and Chrome; beige homespun 1 —Colonial Antique Braa.*, marble and amethyst font; print shade...,1 2 5 0 9.75 HOSIERY SPECIALS! after him. shade ."7...... 55.00 17,76 —ColMial Antique Braas, marble and decorated milk glass font; When our monopoly ends, that 1 print shade ...... %...... portion of the American plan The institution’s president. Ar­ Modem Spun Aluminum and Birch: ivory textured thur E. Hermitage, puts it this shades; two styles, choice ...... 24.50 17.78 1 —Colonial Braaa, marble and blue etched font; print ahade ...... 25.i5 11.75 which was baaed on that monop­ 1 ■ Claaalc t’ m in lightblue on braaa mounting; silk shade ...... 19.60 8.75 DUPONT NYLON HOSIERY Never before in botnemnking history was there such a wide range of colors way I All Floor Lampa unless fitted with chimneys, have In­ 61 Gauge, 16 Dealer 00# > oly must IneriUbly go into the direct reflectors; take 1-2-3 hiflhs). 1 - Classic Decorated Chinn Vaae on antique bin** mounting; marbelized ^ "We are not So enamored of the Ivoiy parchment ahade ...... 34,.''iO 24.75 Choice Irregnlar* ...... Pr. V V C . discard,' and we .will have to name of the College of South Jer- 1 —Classic Blue and White China Urn on braaa mounting; ailk ahade . . . .14.75 7.75 and textures... deep-pile, rhrh patterns, pastel shades, self-tone patterns... choose between an intemaUonal GREENSBORO. N, C. 1949-Joyce 1 —Three-Candle Tole In red. decorated: tole shade ...... 49.50 88.75 j sey that we wuldn’t be very glad Atomic agreemsnt between na- Winthrope of Greensboro and At­ 1 —Nautical Brass green "riding” light base: hand decorated ship I to change it if some wealthy per­ lanta, Georgia, says: “ A girl who's DUPONT NYLON HOSIERY tloos wrhich ar* atomic equals, or Miscelleanous parchment ahade ...... 24..50 17.75 ■a»-> we have them all in the famous Bigel6w quality... makers of fine rugs and son wants to make a generous en­ half-safe stays home-and misses out 1—Braaa with large cryatal font, chimney, hexagonal genuine skin shade 29.50 -4.75 45 Gaage, 80 Denier O O x i r.o affraemant at all. *1%* Baruch on all the fun and parties. So I don’t CiMtee Irregular*...... Pr. dowment. Was Sal* 1—Claaiic Crystal Column, brass and marble: red opaqo* parchment OOC plan, in abort, ia gradunUy bacom- . take any chances - 1 use a deodorant ■bade ...... 24,80 8.75 "Trinity College leaped at the that stops my perspiration 1 to 3 1- Student-Arm Desk Lamp in Silver; opaque carpets since 1825. ~ inff outmoded by event* and facts, 19.75 name Duke when the tobacco mil- Kill* per*)iiration oilor in­ silvei' shade ...... 29.50 and. as the-Fadsmtlon of Ameri­ 1—Modem Oak and Brass; glass reflector ....39J10 lfi.18 SEAMLESS NYLON HOSIERY line...... J stantly, safely, surely, better than 19.11 can Scientista BUffgeats, we have Uons were dangled. WeU be de- .nythfnr I've found. Safe for 1—Modem Oak and Spun Brass; braaa reflector 3<.50 20 Dealer j lighted to call ourselves Goldthorp skin and clothes." Small Table Lamps to keep an open mind if w* want ClMloe Imc^Uari »****• • Pf* or Aabell or Richmond College, or | How about you? Don't be h alf-' Was Sea Oar Special .to hat'e a choice of aomething be­ anything else, if It will bring in - “ f*-*>* Arrid-safe! Use Arrid t#6« 2—Claaale Silvar Columns, silk shades, each ...... 24.50 yond mere atomic ebaoa. sure.Try new Arrid with Creamogen. 2—Scenic-riecorated .Glass Vases, silk ahadea. each ..22.50 Window Display Of real endowment.’ Arriu srith Creamogen is giiaran- 1 - Claaale rose China vaae, silk shade ...... ,.19.50 There's the college, with 475 ! teed not to crystallize or dry out in 2 —Italian Juga, derorated; homespun ahadea, each . . . . .a4.76 SCRANTON LACE U i i! A lly F or DcBioeraey? students at present, and an un­ the jar. What's more, if you are not i:—George WasKlngton Blue Bottle; print shade ...... ******* ..12..50 ; completely convinced that Arrid ia A communique iaaued after the limited larger number 1—Turquoise Pottery Jug; hand deratod shadb...... «. 9.75 THE assured ettrp tcay the finest cream deodor­ .. 9.16 CURTAINS TEXTILE STORE ^taat raaqUnff o f the Oouncil of 1 —Rose Pottery Jug; hand decorated shad* ...... - 4 . . once Goldthorp starts winning a ant you’ve ever used, just return 1—Tangann* f^ttary Thumb-print Jug; hand decorated ahads .. 9.15 A. L. SLOCOMB. Piof lOalatan ia Spain atatad that the few football games, right on the the jar with the unused portion, and *•*•** . . 9.75 w* will refund the entire purchaa* 75 fT t x 4ri»iyersa /y 1—TUffitals* Pettary Jug; hand dacorated ahada ...... •IS M A IN STREET NEAR THE BANK 'VaralgB Mlniatar had informed the Jiae. Goldthorp cl^eers, Goldthorp price plus postage. Our address is on U. {.Om m U ahoot tb* "project*^ Med- colors, Goldthorp fame, all in the every package. JtInaMVi pact" offing. Who can resist? \$*ho of­ Oet a Jar of the new Arrfd with "at Mcditeiraitean fers more for a million? Creamogen today—only 39e pint tox. r\-: 7 1 PAGE NtNi^ MANCHEbTISK EVEN INC HEKALO. MAWCHBSTTER. CONN.* WEDNESDAY, MARCH t , 1949 ,: ? PAGE Blflirt ilAWCMKSTKK EVWWLNU HEKALUt MANl'HKSTERt CONN^ WEDNESDAY^ MARCH 2, 1949 At ■ /' , / The New

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RESTAURANT Anderson & Johnson Johnson Brothers Plumbing & Heating Electrical Contractors 1063 Main St;, Manchester Phone 6 2 2 7 The delectable meals, the renowned 116 Highland St*. Manchester Phone 6 8 8 4 IN THEIR NEW PLACE OF BUSINESS coffee and friendly atmosphere of the Center Restouranf has earned for those The Central Refrigeration Co. The Hartford Gas Co. State Tile & Marble Co. genial proprietors, Jimmy and Johnny, an Manchester Division 49 Grassmere Avenue 499 MAIN STREET . 126Vi Windsor Street 687 Main Street Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn. . , Phone 32-3030 For The Best In Refrigeration and Air Conditioning enviable reputation. Phone Hartford 4-3049 Marble, Tile, Slate Nights, Sundays, Holidays Terozzo, Mosaic, Blackboards ODD FELLOWS BUILDING* Phone Manchester 2-0347 Or 4357 ♦ Manchester Lumber & Fuel Co'. With the removal of this restaurant to Phone 5145—266 Center Street Manchester, Conn. larger, finer and more spacious quarters, Manchester Sheet Metal Works William Dickson & Son Pointing and Interior Decoratiiig 59 Pine Street, Rear East Center Street their loyal pbtrons and ^aff wish to ex­ THURSDAY, MARCH 3 Manchester, Conn. ^ • Phone 5413 jSilhavy Signs Phone 2-0920—Manchester, Coim. Signs In AU Its Brandies press their pleasure and anticipation in Rear 88S Mala Strcst, Maaebssttr , PhsMl-OdSl the renewal of mutual enjoyment of fine KNOWN TO THOUSANDS FOR FINE AH Gloss Installed By food and service found at this, Manches­ A, McKinney Lumber & Supply Co, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Designed By Connor Brothers “Let’a Build Together” FOOD AND DON'T FORGET- 40 Chapel Street Bolton Notch, Conn. ter's most popular restaurant. Hartford, Conn. 134 Maple Street, HsrHord, TcL 46-0346 Phone Manchester 2-4525 Phone 2-4288 Complete Eguipmeat For Restaurants snd Bars **The Home Of Good Coffee^* ' WE ARE ALWAYS PLEASED TO SEE yOU The Center Gang Be Sure To Visit Manchester's Most Modern Restaurant i-i ■ ‘■a f > ;•

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aitefk ksitejyste WEDHESDAr, MARCH on ike spritiual, physical, and men- uate of St.Tfrancia Hospttel School UANCHESTEB EVEMIMG HERALD, ilANCEBS’iSK. DUNN 7ion Lutheran About Town To Organize tal training of the child will be on ’ of Nuralnff and a membv of the' PA G E T E N 25 Mill Tax Rate Her display. Information f o » obtaining Little Flower Circle, haa been In- waa already ptesent He DKRetica aseoclatloii and tha Con­ llternture on the care of the child , vited to address the group on Frl- ganisatlona. spes^eaded tbs oppo­ p««b The Amertean Legion Auxiliary, wlll be available. .day on the subject of dlacipUn# sition. • - ‘ „ quotod^an unn»med. "prominent necticut Home Bconofnlcs aaaocia- Starts Lent which hea bean making weekly Study Group Value of Oleo eeaUuhiWliF’ as aaylng that 18 Topics, drawn from authorita-1 of the child at home and bar talk The main lasue Involved the p «^ tion. FOR SALE— Custom Built 7 Room Home ^ c i o r s vialta in cdtmectlon with Ite re­ — — j live sources, on every phase of | will include the convalofcent and posed permission to sell pre-color­ par cent of Connecticut restaurant Geyer was backed in bppoettlon habilitation progrem, will aand ROASTING owners he had quesUoned admitted /■’ »!• !• X f ,1 • child development are presented in I invalid.child. r Tqday^s Radio ed margarine. No one opposed the by Adrian Wadsworth, of Farm­ First of Series of Serv* two membern o f tha Mancheater 4-jllnOllC .rlO llirre to each, circle during the course of ! Members of ajl circles are ra- m i o - t Debate Issue removal of taxee. serving margarine aa butter. w ith attached garage. Loeated on Weetmlaster Road. unit to Newington Vaterana Roa- ington. president of .the CMPA, ductlon in cash o f 885,898.43 after r 'a t l. A , . U s M I’he year, followed hv Informul dis- i quested to extend an Invitation to CHICKENS Farm spokesman contended this $ Housewives urged the oommittes •ear; Large Uvu^ ream with slate^teced d r e p l^ , spa«a«w Board of Review Com* pital tomorrow aa haa been tta xsaiiirr orrr Frniiiy i individual ; ail prospactlva members and .-..e and David A. parke of Milford, the year's operation. ice^ WiU Be Held at Ortea la Any f t e a would lead to "fraud" by unscru­ to approve the tnll .to relieve them dhilBg WMim, medera kttehea. lavatary. Second door; 4 cuatom annually. Tboaa cboaen to invited to. accompany new mem- Nutrition Expert Says of the unwelodms cbors.of coloring president of the Connecticut Farm reoms. Ule bathroem, BBroemas daaeta. Hot water h ea tl^ The school item except for For Purpose members. . Danvattaa FfMay M a n la t pulous grocers and restaurant msn, pl^es Worit; Reports Churdi Tonight rapraaent' the unit tomorrow are Mra. Joseph Mcllduff, a grad- bera to thia meeting. U tlB — who, they aald, could palm off mari^utee at boms. Bureau federation. ^ system. Nq. 1 oak ffooia throaghoat.. Home aad bulMing projects ainouaU to Mra. Harry Sweat and Mra. W il­ Margarine as Good as 8009,850 Jeu the etate grant of WDRC—Hint Hunt; N «w » ^ WDRC—World Tonight. margarine as butter. Both major political partiea fav­ pTetely tesniated. W tt L OEOOItATE FOpi FURCHARF-R. » Reiluction of Only ber Little. Ifra. Sweet and Mrs. There wiU.-^ an organization ROGER OIX:OTr W THT—Joe Hasel, $188,000, making a net local Zion Lutheran church. Cooper VvrocC—Hartford PoBea BprdkJ Butter for Food Backers o f the bills said the ored the bills. Othes organisations $917 Ip Grand List and High atreeta, w ill follow its Little w ill bring atamps, atatlon- meeting Frtday'f,,March 4, for all j 498 Weat Ceatar Btiaat WONS— Meet the Band, appearing in support Included the school cott o f 8787^00. ery and peraonal articlea to the those Interested «R.^iom ing niem-^ Tetepksaa 7888 12W aub. _ ' 'fraud” problem, could be handled Make# Ceaspartoeas call to Lenten servioM tonight W KNB—N«wa; 840 Raqueat w n c —News. by enforcement o f the pure food League o f Women Voters, the Con­ patienta. hers of H new f?atbolic Mothera' , Hartford. March 2—le i—Is oleo­ PRESCRIPTIONS ^or PaiUcttlnn Call Manchester 5820 A mill tax rate baaed on i As a matter o f comparison, the When the first In a series of seven MatlnM. laws. Harold aarfc. supervisor of necticut Federation of Democratic Lenten devotional periods of wqr-, _ ^ .... Circle Study group. Tb* meejmg WONS — Dance Orchestra; margarine Just a* good for you as aerfeeted grand list of 870 387 825.' general manager noted that In I W THT—Kay foods fW the state Food and Drug Women, the State d O council, the 8 A. M. To II P. M. perfected g«na lUt of 87^387.^ , ^ netSrhooI coat amotmted "hip wlU...... be held fK...... 7:80. t The schedniad meeting of Our will be held at 8 o’cUjSk in the , GOOD News. butter? . Connecticut Federation of Labor, w n o —Backstafc Wlfa. nutrition expert saya It la A comndsalon, said that organisation 3 Pharmacists was adopted by the Board of Di­ Knights of Columbus hoihe and all ; W TO T — Weather Roundup: waa capable ef coping "with any the Inientattonal Aaeoclelion of to 8.75 imila a n d .U iW y w win be j The SreiehM bJfn ca^H I^ mothers of Catholic children are , OUR CUSTOMERS Danta Orchestra. spokesman for dairy farmers says Mechlnlsta, the American Veterans rectors last night oi\.-recommenda­ lOA mills; net nonrrecuning ex- , be preceded, aa will the foUowtng y , > USED TIRES w n c —Stella Dallaa. sort e f deception or fraud" that urged to attend. WnO-Boston Symphony Or- he.doubts IL committee, the Connecticut Hos­ Arthur Drug Store tion of General Manager George penae last year was 3 mills and I ones, with a quarter hour musical A O OME^ ATTEST The Issue arose yesterday dur­ might be attempted. this year wlU be 1,8 mllla and net I call to Lenten worship through ^ p,-™, ! P r o s p e c t ive members wtiose **WDRC—New Bngland Note- chestiiL Dress Rehearsal. replied that the "fraud' pital asao^Uon, the Connecticut H. Waddell. The Beard of Tax Re- LOTSyiF MII^EAGE— BIG S.WINGS O U R O I L l e ing a legislative hearing on bills Geyer capital account and maintenance i Zion's amplifying eyatem. This i^s o b a e r ^ bv the CbamoDoUUn ‘ book. 12:00— which would remove present taxes viaw.( completing dta work Febru­ last year waa J2.T6 mills and this will Inclbde appropriate hymns through high school will be giveh TME VER Y iBBSt/ yVTHT—Bandataad; Newe. w n c —News; dance music, from margarine and permit stores MO ORIVIMO PROBtIMS ary i.8, had received 16 appeals 7.30x20 6.. 50xl6 6..50xl5 W TIC—Lorenao Jone*. news. . . from assessments, and had made ye^^rill be 12 8 mill.. ‘call^SJt'i^ emtl^‘^^^^tte f3e«te?chu;3i | " explanation of the study WON8—Story Time. Frequency'Modulation to sell It already colored yeUow. The present balance of the non- ; ce.^itering on The Call of the cross ; , Wlllard klcLauahlin Program, George R. Cowglll, professor of net adjuatmenta amounting to a W KNB — Vaughn Monroe, WTH.A— 108.7 MC. rrCvUFfIflK ^ r r ln g capitalaTMpim fundeUeia IsIB 8127..♦4eal** j, ^ i vrtll ^ Uw gpidl apealciJ? 'The hwtess ' , 6.00x16 5.. 50xi7 .5.25x18 nutrition at Yale, told the Oom- THIS WIMTER reduction if 8917. 089.89 which Is being swelled this ! exterior, while the Interior light- , ^ g|ra. J. $nn dooKh for snuit rc&Qin^ Sketch Book. WDR(V-FM 98.7 MC. mlttee on Public Health and Safe­ The correction^ is so slight that year with an approj^ated 1183,- ' mg at the beginning and close o f WCXX;—Newa; Melody Matinee. \VTHT—FM 106.7 MC. ty that there was "no significant It In no way affected the recom- qoo addition, making a total re-' worship will emphasize the altar, A new shipment o f knitting I W TIC—FM 4BJ MC; .MC. mcndaliona of the general mana- serve o f $259,080.80 exclusive o f ' cross, the Savior in the attitude of BATTERIES WONS—Two-Ton Baker. nutritive difference" between but­ j wool has been received at the Red ; WDRC—FM. ter and margarine to which Vifa- ger as previously tentatively laid I interest to the end of the,- fiscal bieaslng, and the heavenly vault I WTIC__Young Widder Brown. Same as WDRC. \ and tha central symbol o f the | cross offlceJkMcsi Francis Watts, ■ Bonded Memorial* mln A has been added. t f y o a ^ c t down. i year. . production chairman, asks all WCCC—Junior Disc Jockeys. M HF.A Holy Spirit. Sponsored again by 1 PARTS FOR ALL CARS Kenneth E. Geyer of Wethers­ ONE Phone CaU The 25 mill rate will raise $1,*| TTliia year there la no special those intercated In knitting m en's. CONNECTICUT OrtM— P. M. the Young People^s society affill- ' field, general manager o f the Con­ 757,195.83 on the current grand | mill rate to go toward .buildup of socks and cardigan aweatcra for' VA 1.1.KV WDRC—Wlnner Take All. 4:00—Meet Miss Mason. m ated with the Inteniatlonal Wal- WONS—Superman. necticut Milk Producers associa­ list. An allowance of 3 per cent for ; the resart’c fund. Instead an out- patienta In the veterans' hospitals MKMORIAt. cn 4:30—Presenting Pat. tion, said that although he is no iincollectabie accounts Is- figured i right appropriatlotf for .this pur- ther League, and arranged by' WTHT—Challenjge of the \ ukon 4:45— Adventtires In Research to call at the Red Cross office, 953 , scientist. It didn't seem to him to reduce the actual Income to ’ poee waa voted, to do away with Clonrad E. Johnaon, a Lenten win-1 WTIC—When a Girl Marries. 5:00—Evening Centlnel. Takes Carff irf Your Main street, for the wool aad la- Roots 5. Sooth Windsor that margarine could be as good 81.704.479.7G. However, to this 1 the necesalty for two separate dow display of community and! PAMTALEO'S WKNB—News; Tax Report. 6 :00—Newe. atructiona. j TelcpbOM llsrttotd e^WlS may be added pending I mill rates. general interest, has been pre-1 WCCC—Junior Disc Jockeys. 6:15—Sports; Weather. butter. accountf ResMenea Maacheatet 96‘f8 The hearing on the margarine mmL receivable which will swell the tax' As w on M . the t u rate resolu- pared for display beginning to­ 6:30—Fortunes In Music. The Past Matrons ef Temple ' 5:18— bills developed Into a one-Mded income to an estimated $1.727,530: tlon p r o y l^ 26 mills for aU pur- morrow at the E. A. Johnson Paint I 4 LataMMMl ir« M WONS—Superman. 7:00- Portraits In Black and Laundry and Dry Qeamng and Wallpaper Co., window. Main | Chapter No. 53, O.fC.S., will meet USED AUTO PARTS battle between legislators and rep­ by the end of the fiscal year P®“ ». »!CP“ *<> ‘ •’e grand in the Masonic Temple Thursday WCCC—Music Loft. White. list of October 1, 1948. Half of the street. W nC —Portia Faces Life. resentatives of organisations fav­ August 14. .aysning. Mrs. Janjes E. Elliot and Aiitkorlred Dealer 7:15—UN News. oring the lifting o f restrictions, on tax Is due and payable April 15 The Ladles' Aid .will meet after '! Horace Sircet TrI. .5346 WCCC—Big Brother BUL Mrs. J. Henry Thbfhton will be the 7:30—Sundown Serenade. the one elde, and a small group General Manager’s Report apu the second half la due July 1. the Lenten service, when also reg­ RtM'H OF AOKS WTHT—Sky King, hostesses.. Any member unable toj 7:45—Memory Time. representing the dairy farmers on • N eglect can staQ more cars Your radiator should have In his report on the situation. A n y tax of 820 or less la payable istration for Communion on Sun­ ftlflNUMENTS w n c —Juat Plain Bill. attend Is requested to notify one' 8:00—Request Time. the other. than waathart ^'Don’t let it Q x attentioB now. Our winter- General Manager Waddell Stated in April in full. day will take place. Sunday at SeAft'**”* 9:00—News. iriag servioe includes clean- that the budget at approved July '-The Board of Tax Review, in Its Zion will witnesa the opening of of the hostesses. W D R C -H erb Shrlncr and Ray­ Pirt Vg Stiff flgM happen to you. D rive in now W THT—FM Although out-numbered; the w w ing end fluriung the cooling 27. 1948 was for 82.128.050.23. work, heard 16 appeals and made the north side o f Its parish house mond Scott. Can 2-0030. One of otir rontemen wlfl pick np all your lanndry and Arf and let our aUlled mechanics A t the meeting of the Rockville ^ Same as WTHT. farmers put up a stiff fig h t Geysr, system, checking for leeks, and with additions of $13,060.20 on its laigeat addition adjustment In for Sunday school, nursery, cleri­ WONS—Tom Mix. w n c —FM d m i n g . refilling with enti-freeae, February 15. 1949 and a school | the motor vehicle Itemis, these to- cal and young people's rooms, Emblem a u b on k arch 9 at the w n c —Front Page Farrell. acting as spokesman for tbs Con­ Same as w n C . necticut Conference of Farm Or- building addition o f $1,689,000 j tailing $12,739. Among rcductlona I open house to follow the service. EU(S Home, District Deputy Night j f 8rt)0— Television Skids are dangeious. That's February 17. This sets total j were dwellings $1,834, barns and This Sunday will also mark Lu- will be obaerved in honor of Past: WDRO—News. QUALITY Rainbow LAUNDERING Change over to cold waether , we cliec when WONS— Robert Hurlelgh, News. strong winds drifted them full W TH T—Lone Ranger. again. you buy your favorite nationally advertised health and W n C —Talk by Gov, Bowles. Monday evening at the Town to get that Karage and beauty aids at .XRTHl’ R'S, Yes— it’s a hiegcr dollar 7:45— Hall there was a meeting of the ecials WDRC—Edward R. Morrow. Trailer Home Owners Provisional breezeway built . . . or that at our drug store. .And right here In these timely values WONS—Inside of Sports, Committee. Plans were made for w n c —Your Senator from Cbn a mass meeting to be held in the cottage at the lake built be­ is graphic proof that our prices are low prices— the nectlcut. East Hartford Town Court room LOWEST PRICKS at which these dependable quality •MO— Saturday, when the new Slate fore summer. Cali on us for WDRC—Mr. Chameleon. legislation and our chances of brands can be bought anywhere in this slate. WONS—Can You Top Thi.-i further security In the Federal any type of carpentry A L L PRICES CUT...THIS WEEK ONLY! W THT—Amateur Hour, rent control law will be discussed work. w n c —Blondle. The Church Cbuncll of the Wap­ Mineral Oil ...... pt. 10c Super Suds (limit 1) ...... 'J7c 8;S ping community chvirch will meet WDRC—Dr. Christian. at the parsonage Friday evening Camay Soap ...... 3 for 2hc 10c Styptic Pencils ...... 7c WONS—Scattergood Balnea. at 8 p. m. FREE ESTIMATES Face Tissues ^(400) ...... 'J.'lc Castor O i l ...... W TIC—Great Gilderaleevc. It has been estimated that the UNBLEACHED .MUSLIN. REG. 59c STRIPED 8:55— tobacco owned by Frank Kup- A Memo from Pinex ...... '*0c Rromo Seltzer . .. chunoa and destroyed by fire Sat­ WONS—Hy Gardner. XALL 4022 W A S 39c Y D . RAYO N BRIEFS Thermometers ...... s‘tc Walgreen .\lcohol 9:00— urday night WBs valued at 86000. 3lc WDRC—County Fair. Washea White! 30c Casloria ...... 2 for tOc Fastceth I’owder . WONS—Gabriel Heatter. General Dwight D. Eisenhower Td. 2 F o r 2.'j .Mercurochiome. . 2 for i!0c Tek I'ooth Brush W THT—MllUin Berle Show. Sava and isw your own quilt- W TIC—Duffv’g Tavern. Popular bond lag lypa with President of Columbia University bock], oprons, nigKhveor ■ and 9:15— woven-in totin stripe;! Teorose, WONS—Newa. cot*]. Smooth fmijhsd. 36". white. Smoll, medium? large. SPECIAL * WDRC— Harvest of Stars. % 70c Pond’s Cold Cream. **“ *** WONS—Family Theater: News. REG. 9fc PITALDOWN f 2A9 in-TO# DENIM 20c Pond’s Dry Skin W THT—fJro’.icho Marx. Cream . m W TIC Mr. District Attoniey. CREPE PRINTS Q Q C OVERALLS 1«:00— Mead W m M Itl rd. WDRC Mind In the Shadow. O O Weiieer Q»eai, ( WONS—Comedy Playhouse. B U V T H E IRRCE SIZE W THT - Bing Crosby. Fins dull lutiar rayon In rodiont Cut priced! 8-oz. denim, ruil- W TIC—Big .Storj-. colors to tew into blouiet proof hordwore. Big pocketj. BtIUM NG 19:80— dresssj, evening wear. 39-40". WONS—Deems Taylor Concert. Sonforized-1% shrinkage. Alka .Seltzer...... 40c WTIJT—Meredith Willson, p '' Bl XM.KS w n c —Curtain Time. BUDGET-PRICED MEN'S REG, L 9 I PEULE- The Jars. b«\c«. and IsiHlcs Sal H epatira...... $1.^1 11:00— > that line thr sheUcs ut <>ur I’ rc- WDRC—News on all statkira. OXFORDSI A 6 g DOT MlSqiLLAS 177 srrlptioii I.abiirat(>r,v, arc tilled ("olgate Tooth Paste .59e with pur*, fresh, staiulanl- Sim frtm a le 11 Fa. side 38” X 78" I M m igth drugs and rhrnilraU. Thrh« arc thr hiiildiiig bl.M kw id Risoflol M ints...... I9i* An easy-going ttylel Supple Fine colion marquiiette shower­ oiir profr-sion. Vniir pharma­ brown leather, double-ttitched ed vvith tiny pebble dots, close­ cist takas these many and Viek's Va|»onih .... 7.5e Word-o-hie jolss. A fine buyl ly wovarti A value sote-pricedl Narie.1 substances, and thrnugh the exertion of his professional knowledge and skill—romhlnes Baiiiue Beiigay .... 69c R EG . 2.29 -BIRDSEYE ’ IIO-COIL INNERSPRING them Into the one and onl> pre­ CthmUt (MtonSr-Pte, h Tm DIAPERS scribed medicine which meets Aleiiiieii Shave Cream 19c MATTRESS exactly the specifications of jou r diwtor's prescription. beds and wheelchairs In Veterans' Hospitals— the 27 X 27 " Befora I * 9 9 Adi eheet Tei k lc c iie x ...... 27c Orcanizatlena sad iMtitutlonB—•dnoational, llenuulng I 21 Red Cross remains a constant friend and counselor. LETTER PAPERS social, huRanltarlan—supported financially by dos. Ratilient Pramiar W ira ceils. Toluntary individual contrlbutionff are character­ And to all of us. the Red Cross is the recognized Fine, aoft white cotton—con- oll-neMV felted cotton uphol­ foims to government apeclflca- stery. Durable woven ticking. istic of our way of l i f o , . .avidonce of our people'B civilian disaster relief agency. It has the know­ tlona for strength, aboorhenry. L E V O lM Designed For Men readiness to htlp eaoh other. In their, forefront how to meet human needs growing out of a large-scale Photographic Dept. Is the Assrloan Rod Croaa. national emergency. MEN'S 2.39 RROAD. TROUILE UOHT RRG. 10 FOR 81.60 Once a year the Red Cross calls upon us a ll to For all these deeds and for the other services a O T H SHIRTS REG. 2.10 I g . Sylvania Flash Bulbs No. 0 ' 10 for $1.35 Hn) el ell, Iks Hkisrd, Eaton's paper designed for men are those most favored ^ 7.19 sea saw e*4w)t el help carry on Its work. It performs, the Red Cross deserves our oontinulng WMei d»tsii h Wd.ii ^ 88-9. Heavy Rely | * rse^^fc w , wesHee by njen themselves. support. Norwood Exposure Meter $32.03 Eaoh of us has his own personal reasons for Put light right whara you naad UVOlOMisHkiliMi. Prica cut this waak onlyl Fin t TWe ehM csfdi DO In packaging these papers care is taken to express ' snsworing this o a ll. Thess srs sins; Quality fina Sonforizad broad­ iti Rustproof bulb guard, raflac- the distinguished conservatism and the well groomed, “swss",(eslker»a) cloth. Non-wilt Tacoma Collar. ter. Rubber hondlo ft plug. Revere 8 mm. Movie Camera $77.50 tailored quality demanded by men. To sen in ths Arsed Poross. ths Rsd Cross is a Ike Mfli iwd prospt. effioisnt frlaad in personal sserEonoies. Budget Terms Arranged at No Extra Cost or Red Tape CUOU-abli 1.49 U ST QUALITY Ml Eaton’s Deckle Vellum ...... 11.00 To war vatsrans—partioularly thoss oonflnsd to N QUART ilCT Slip. DUCT MOP Eaton’s Fine Letter Papers for Gentlemen...... fl.OO POUSHINO WAX PerNbhsele; I . I | . 3 5 Eaton’s Nail Head Design ...... $2.00 67< Baton’s privale Stock ...... 12.50 Parmanantly fluffy cotton yam Si f l J R T U U *4g - Y o u , to o , can help through Your RED CROSS G iv e Now! Eosy to uia— no rubbing or pot- Steel, Ahuntaam aad hood Irootod to pick up, hold DRUG STORES Ishingl Just pour spraod: WoedBHais dust, locquorod woodon hondla. and 2 ^ driai hard la twanly minutail STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. to 11 tSO P. M. Findell Mfg. Co. I The Dewey-Ri'chman' Co. Satardaya 8 A. M. to 12 P. M. 485 IlkW ls !H n | u o Enit || - ' ' Goriiuin Motor Soles, Inc. — Manchester Motor Soles, Inc. M 4865 I JEWELESS— s t a t i o n e r s '^ \ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. rtANCHESTBRj CONN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 194S PAG* F-K BVBiNriNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, 00Nlf9„ WEDNESDAY, - MARCH 2, 1942 Thomas J. Birmingham, aaalatant berL aa h)a aneora. Kla maatary et late Domenlc M. Del Dclori et ThorapaonvUla, Oral to be orroat- U. S. Attorney. might be made availsbls It the ed­ tha volln, togathar with hia cap. Asked to Tell "Tea," rapked Albano. W. Leggett, ’ property on McKin­ 30 Lose Lives Concert Artist tivating panenality and hia intar- ed, waa myataiiouaty shot to ley street. ucational study commission will death a few daye after the raid. Albaiw taetlflad that Paladino Snow Clearing Carnival Ban recommend that certsia of the OI)ituary asting and unusual storisa of tha waa on bis farm aeveral times hi Estate of Leontlne Heatley to Buslo ha parformad, added up to Tw o o f those Indicted are already Says l^ ority David B„ David J., Thomas J., proposed buildings be built.” • During Stoirm iPerforms Here to Court in prison, and Albano and four February, 1948, when the big atlU an- availing of ralaxatton and an- Jacqueline J., Leontirie M., Sally Up Tomorrow Wechsler's sbiMment was gen­ others have pleaded guilty and are was being set up. Moving Fast erally interpreted us the adminis­ Joymant The trial continues today. M. Heatley and Elsie M. Spencer, (ContiBued from Pags Oae) Mra. Robart 4. Bmith and Mra. awaiting Mntenca. property on Lydall street. tration’s answer to demands from Government Witnem As- Provisions ‘Vague’ the state Board o f Education for a D e « lh s Bela Urban Gives a Gordon Fogg wara tha Co-Chair­ IM ta u it WNnooe Warrantee Deeds Referendum to Be Held bigger budget than proposed by hours. Electricity was cut off In men ot the noeteaaaa for the eve­ sertB False Testimony Albano, a hoaltant witneoa. USA Town’s Highway De­ Fred D. Fava to Edwin Sangailo, parts o f southern Italy and tale- Fine Perforjnance at ning and Mra. Ravmoad Lamback property on Charter .Oak street... the governor. - Artlmr I. Wtag tbe court and Jury yesterday that In All Four Voting phone service In parts of England. and Mrs. J o l^th an Law, Jr. Foiadlno visited him Monday ” Saved my stop 20 Motorists Here partment Busy Today lJ(on Podrove to Matilda M. The board, for example, has ask­ Arthur L. Wing, 88. of Brandy Tbe South Church Proposal Made life WmA of Local Demo­ Heavy gale damage to Battle poured at on attrocUvaly appoint­ night at hia farm and said, "it A (M em d Iw GAS-HEARTSUtir With 1948 Registrations Knapp, property on Loomis street. Districts Here ed that state educational aid to street^ Bolton, dtw yesterday at On Streets munlcipalltibs be incceaed for the the home of his son. Ralph H. ports. Including Rostock and ed Ubia. waa up to me to say he wasn’t XFWg WB— mnm^f yid mmm dUmHiI. mmnrnfk crats Declare **It Is Robert L.. Cooper to Harojd M. Wamemuende, In (he Soviet zone Bela Urban, eeaeret violinist, Hartford, March t —un—A gov- next biennium by $31,800,000, thus Wing, of the' same address. Mr. thara" when the atill waa being in­ prarrllMi |h« fMBgit finflBp meiliriofifi fewvOnp caiief of Police Herman Reed, property on South Main Voters of Manchester will de­ of Oermany was reportM by the mom then delighted hie audience enAuaat wttnaaa has aaaartad that Not U' True Measure Town highway crews led a gen­ virtually doubling present grants. Wing came here froin Boston 20 - f ------' - stalled. fablrtB. Wo iBiflFO UH) fcrtilM •omf««ft !• J Schendel announced this after­ street. cide tomorrow at ,s special elec­ RtuMlan-llcenacd news agency. Thdmaa Paladlao, TO, of IrooUyn, "Did he ask >-ou to say in court dSyormurvbotUBMtwfufdooMtmedtftoefe O eral dlgglng-out in Manchester as Robert L. Cooper to Norman The governor has proposed that years ago to reside m th hlg son. laid night %t tha meeting of the New Orleans Puts noon that about 20 motorlsU tion whether to accept or reject London's Blackwall tunnel un­ that he wasn’t there?" asked 3 DAYS— THURS.-FRI.-SA N. Y „ aakad him to taaUfJr falacly For Minority Voice” local residents slowly burrowed James Bell, property on- South an ordinance adopted by the Board, these grants be maintained at aub- The younger Mr. Wing moved to Meneheater Women's club held et KLL-MIS frr AcM hiiMtlM 25^ have been stopped in the past Bolton from Hartford two years der the Thames and Chatham’a Main street. of Directors to ban all carnivals stantially their present level. the South Methodist church. in tha lattar’a trial on a Fedcra) two days for driving a car. with out from under the heaviest snow­ ago. Strood tunnel under the Medway Away Clown Suit 4 Ito a d u sU r Dtawcimta are not! Mary R. Garaventa to Clarence and circus within the town limits. Wechsler said that the adminis­ were closed because of flood liquor law vtolatlon eharga. 1048 registrations. He warned fall of the winter. Main street Funeral arrangemant- art In Introduced by Mlaa J ^ n e Low, certain that they wiU aupport the | e; Seipel, Jr., and Elizabeth S. The directors passed this ordin­ tration shared In "the concern for waters. that such action constitutes a was cleaVcd for a second titiie as charge of IWatklna Funeral Home, who made the errengm enta for Tha wltneas, Thomas Albano CANDY COHAGE Seipel, property on Phelps road. ance last November after a.public expanding and improving our The wind at Dei by blew down New Orleans, March 2 — ( f ) — FENDER \ND BODY Amos Andra charter revlatoa bill providing lee- j clear violation and that , offend­ ■ T oiwn crews worked during the 142 East center street. The body 43, at Thompaonvllla, and Paladino Arthur E. Besaw et al to P’ran- hearing at which time a petition educational program.” all signs except one reading "It's the program, Mr. Urban an- Kept Fteoli In Oar Rubber Doll With Aeoosnorles way for minority repreeenUtion,' ers can be prosecuted. night to move The snow to the cen­ will 1^ taken to CafitoA, Maas., Nepr Orleans put away its clown were among 11 arroatad In an In- cis B. Reid et al, property on from the resldenta of the Jarvis “ Aa things nOw stand, however,' a’Rum (odd) Climate." nouneed that he would give re­ WORK Refrigerated Case* She Ditaks, Wota and Crtea Further information may be ter of the street. Trucks and for Interment In KnolIwood ceme­ suit today and want church. veatlgatton which followed a raid SETS Democratic Town Chairman WU< lots, formerly kno'wn as Dougherty he said, "the economic resources o f which unoovered an tllagal 850- found in this issue of The Her­ loaders had completed the clearing j Adams street, tery. marks on tha compoattlona before The city, which blends a strong "Bulk or Box" Block Scrim, i u m V. DeHan stated today. De-1 of the business section by this lota on Center street, was present­ the state during this biennium art gallon still on Albaao’a p v farm ald. he played them ao that hia llaten- love of fun-making with deep re- Solimcne and FlasR. Inc. Han said the Democratic Town afternoon. ed stating that they rejected the not aufficlent to aupport all the to last spring. Ruffled Top.s ^Hoine R elief First In Town things we would (Ike to do with­ cra could fully appreciate the 6M Centar Street Arthur Drug Store Oommlttee regards the bill as The Park department’s new Non-Stop World Idea of these public shows being often unfamiliar selections which llgloiu feeling, turned from the Indictmanta charged them with « out materially increasing the abandon ot yesterday’s Mardl "vague" on the minority factor, "blower” was put to work at the held,at said lots. Their petition New Type Plow he would play. participating In an Interstate 2.98 revenues proposed In the budget Plan Opposed Gras to the prayers end penance and as not a. "true measure for police station and other bsiildings, stated that they were not in favor He opened hia proRram with bootleg ring, deaertbed by Federal Meeting Is Held Flight Completed recommended by the governor. arinerity voice” on the Board of including the State Armory. The of completely banning these "Variatlena of Tartinl" by Frits ot Ash Wednesday. agents aa one o f tbe Mggeat in the Being Tested Here In aahta o f burned palm leaves Directors. new apparatus It reported to be shows, but would suggest that " I think it la incumbent upon all (Contlaued from I'age One) Krclaler and the "Flute Solo" by east oinca before the war. I t had been reported from other By Scout Leaders working out very well, scooping up Bv American B-50 they be held elsewhere, aa the of us who are Interested in educa­ Roman Catholic priests traced the operatic composer, Gluck, tak­ crosses on foreheads that yester­ 0 ( thoae Indicted, Paladino la sources that the Democratic Town and pulverizing the snow before noise created a disturbance late tion to keep both sides of the ‘pic­ A new ^x horsepower snowplow needy aged, the blind and to de- en from the opera, "Orpheus,” the only one to stand trial. The blowing it out of the way. ture well in mind, the need for in­ day were gay with greasepaint, or Committee has gone on record as Fifteen members of the Girl at night through nuiny weeks of of the one man tractor type ia be­ pendent children. with piano accompaniment by hia Come oppoMtd to the minority blU With the return of children to (Continued (rein Page One) the summer. The directors voted creased taxation as well aa in­ hidden coyly behind masks. Scout Council, Scout, Brownie and ing tested today by the town park Meanwhile Representative Kean attractive and gifted wife, Vlr local schools, and the opening of to completely ban the shows. creased appropriations. rrotcatant fnlniaters gave holy Early in its present form, and would committee repreaentatlves, met (R-KJ7 'called the president’s pro­ ginla Urban. He then explained "work against it" should the bill gas stations and garages, the town ing the refueling tankers and then Sponsoring organizations of these "Only in that way can we main­ departmenL Park Superintendent communion and conducted special For last evening at the home of hiiss bringing aboard a gas replenish­ gram a dole for able bodlad per* that the violin ia a aolo inatru- come up in referendum here. has pretty much returned to nor­ shows throughout the tbwn imme- tain a proper balance in our bud­ Horace Murphey said thia morn­ aona. And he added: " It aeoms tha devotlona for the first day of Len t Tlu'«el Evallne Pentland. Adelaide mad, mal and many people were seen ment load. ment and some works have been New Orleans waa the ---- . e V, 4 I tllOLvldiatol.v V a.l> circulated X. Uia avxa a petition viwii which get toau asix. the extent was v thatvasaai- we w v vaasican all ing that if the machine meets Its adminiatratlon is asking a blai k Public DeHan’a Explanation for the monthly session. on Main street. ”1110 clearing of written for rendering with no ac­ 40 days of self-denial between now all^nreUv^timi ‘'T .t'w e did very! signed by over 9 per cent of| agree on how m^uch ahould be ap- check for the relief program.” Chairman DeHan aald that the Miss Emily Klssman. commis­ snow from each of the voting dis­ companiment. Bach waa a human and Eoater. Behind It was the Committee “queationa the true in­ sioner. presided at the business _____ ^ ^ ^______well on sloop" during the long “ >? town s voters which inade it propriated for education and where ■ Thia opposition took form after composer who wrote violin aoloa, tricts’ polling places has been com- wen on siecp • neoessarvnecessary to call fbr a snerlalspecial ref-ref­ thi» necessarv funds should come I parks and cemeteries gayest Mardl Gras apree since the Sfenographer Red, Blue, (ireen terpretation” of the bill, which he the necessary funds should Arthur J. Altmeyer, social accurity among them "Gavotte and Ron­ European oomlval cuatoma ware session, a highlight of which wfts i pigt^d and a7l is reported in readi- flight. erendum to decide the issue. from, and to that same extent we colnmlasloner, told the Ways and thought vas rather "roundabout’ the presentation of a substantial pggg tomorrow's referendum on The machine ia manufactured by do,” from the "Sixth Sonata,” Imported here, back in (Colonial The 14 men gave two men for The question to bo voted upon can effectively promote the best Means committee “nobody on F. M. BRODERICK in getting at its objective. How­ check from the Soroptlmlst Club, | banning of clrcuse.s and carnivals, the Maxim Silencer company of which waa beautifully played by times. each position, so they relieved will be as follows: "Shall the pro­ interests of our school children.” earth could tell what the cost” of ever, DeHan aUted, the matter is by Miss Jessie Hewitt. This repre-1 Yesterday’s March lion w-aa a Hartford, and is considered an Im­ Mr. Urban. each other at the controls. posed Canilval-CIrcus Ordinance 'The senator asked for n non­ the president’s expanded -program CURTAIN one that might be settled by fur­ sented the proceeds of the w hist' tame cat today as temperatures The crewmen had .support in provement on ahy atmilar types. Studied Under Vaaye , be adopted?” A vote In the partisan approach to the educa­ for home relief would be "If a de- ther consultation or re-phrasing party held la.st month to benefit' rose, bringing a good thaw. Side- liigh places for their belief that Not yet placed on the market by He then told of hia privilege In affirmative will favor the ban­ tional program, and called on Re­ preaaion of the 1929 magnitude before the bill is brought out of Camp Merri-Wood, which will be walks and roads were pretty much ■this flight showed the combat the. manufacturer, the plow com­ studying in Bruaaela (Belgium) ning of these public shows as out­ publicans to say how they stand on came upon us." REMNANTS committee. open from July 5 to August 6. ^ cleared by late afternoon as the capabilities of the aerial refueling bines a horizontal screw and a^ ro­ under the great vlolinlat, Eugeno ] lined in the ordinance, while a the educational issue.' Cotton and Rayon The bill, one of two concerning Plans are completed for the | unusual weather of the past sev- technique. tor-plowing attachment. The acraw Taaye, who was "king of violinists the local charter, must be acted on Scout leaders’ pot-luck' supper to j ersl weeks .seemed to be making a vote In the negative will allow for feeds the snow into the rotor which in Ms day,” and played a aolo se­ White and CoInrK Gen. Curtis E. Lemay, chief of the continuation of these shows. in committee and in the Legisla­ be held at 6:30 Wednesday even-1 comeback. the Strategic Air Command, was throws snow Into the air and aside lection entitled "Sonata No. S,” 6LDSMOBILE Marqulselle* ture. and then, if approved, must ing, March 9 at Center church. No reports have as yet been re­ Voting will be from 8 a. m. to the plowed area. The path cleared by that great vloUnlst-composer. auNCNCSTEe Motoa aau$ asked at the news conference if 8 p. m. at the town’s four district About Town Pin Dot*, Voile- be submitted for local referendum Mrs. Tom Morley and Mrs. Wil­ ceived of crocu.ses or skunk cab­ la a yard wide and the entire ap­ Lenten Fish Before playing, he told of the prel­ this "means you can use refuel­ polling places. L«gP f .7| before becoming Uw. liam Crawford are representing the bages breaking through the snow. ing to deliver an A bomb any­ The Manchester Grange will paratus la aelf-propalled. ude having an omlpous air and ISiii DeHan aald that the DemocraU council on the committee. Mrs. where In Russia." confer the first and second degrees The machine was being triad out Specialties then o f the vigorous theme and ha J i i l l l i l i were totally opposed to a provision Jane Cheney, director of the C3»ll- The general replied: on a large class of candidates at today . In East Cemetery where It demonstrated this theme to ba jn the second charter bill, which Changes Proposed heard throughout., Hia laat aolo dren’a Muheum, Hartford, will "Let’s say any place that would Willing to Support the meeting tonight which will be met with the approval o f Cemetery N o deprivation in Lenten I would do away wltl the necessity ■peak on "Birda and Flowers Com­ require an atom bomb." held in Orange hail at 8 o’clock. I Superintendent Georgs ElIlotL was "Dance-of the Shadows." by for Incumbent office holders to mon to Our Section of the Coun­ III VA Operation Then he explained that now "we Increase in Funds food restrictions When sach Tagaiflni who was the first Inter­ make regular' filing for renomina- try.” can put bombers and tankers any delicious tid bits from the | nationally known virtuoso back In "ThU la too much like a The annual Girl Scout drive will place any time where neces- sea are offered as the mar­ tha stage coach dajv. (Continued :rom Page One) For State Schools freead-ln measure” DeHan said. be held the first week in May, cU- sary.” ket BOW affords. Pinehurat I With hta inatlnctive adaptability MOTOR TUNE-UP Testerday, in Hartford, legisla­ inaxed by a Parade of Bhrber Aside from the demonstration for the vtoUn, ha than playe(l two schools, in addition to state lists of calls attention to fresh fah tive hearings were held on both Shop Quartets on Saturday eve­ of the in-flight refueling method. (Continued from Page One) ■elections by the French composer. charter bills. One concerning min­ ning, May 7 at a time and place to •’accredited Institutions," and that ' the Air Force also found It could Ahipments just in from Ravel, whi<^ were written In the ority representation, would limit it refuse to pay GI tuition to any Whoever You Are, •BRING YOUR CAR IN TODAY FOR THIS be announced. I keep tactical control over a plane or state activities and the relation Boston and to the many middle twenties and definitely In. eaHi voter to voting for only six school not on its list. It la gratifying to the council to ! anyvehere in the world. I f nec- of the whole program to the avail­ canned fish iteme that are fluanced by American Jazz. He PEP AND PERFORMANCE TREAT. the nine man Board of Dlrec- The commission pointed out at see the steady Increase each ‘ essary, the B-IO could have been able revenues.” BO nice to have on the ahelf ■aid they were written to create Block Voile ten . This could make for minority month of girls and adults activelv that In the year which ends June diverted from Its course, ordered an affect and warned that some (Momist raitn** HhmmH) 4l Said Wechsler: party election of three candidates Whatever You Do fo r use at any time. Our 3 Yds. $1.00 engaged in the scout program. AT SO. 1950. the Veterans admlntstra- l u” ‘,^Ven any other change "The governor has Indicated llotahara would like them, some present there are over seven hun- tlon will spend $5,300,000,000-^' - Boston fish shipment will •BE READY FOR THAT SPRING Community it the happy start to a new home's to the Board, but would not auto- order by headquarters of th e; that he la willing to sponsor furth­ would not, and some would be maticaUy do so. dred. I 11 P'’’ ‘^*"1 ' Riehth Air Force at any time ‘ er funds for state and school include the best and fresh- amused by them, but moat people WEATHER. friendly tradition. For thoughtful giving— for T h e Rev. Willard J. McLaughlin. Uonal budget and more than any ; it, trip. Hint of OompUeatlons building grants and teachers col­ eat of the most popular | would agree that they are effec­ pastor of the North Methodist | other Federal agency except the | ® ______tive, which was what the author your own enrerfkining— why not come in and It also is claimed' that voting leges under certain circumstances. Itenm. complications might arise in that church o f f e r e d a short prayer at i military esUblishment and tbe , wanted. The first selection was tbe “ State aid might be increased if choose a 32 Piece Servic- for Eight, $69.75. if each party chose nine nominees, the meeting. I . i M a m i e L c a g i i c a formula were arrived at which second movement o f the "Sonata" On April 7 Grace Maxwell, i "While the administrator of « ~ use of the party lever would have corrected the present inequities and called "Blues," and the second i / ) l / l ( Fresh Oysters MEN’S to bo followed by a "tum-up” of communltv advisor from the Bos-] veterans affairs enjoys broader, rp IV o to B ir tllfln V did not continue the present over-1 piece was entitled, "Perpetual Mo­ ton ReriontI office, will address a I admlnlstr-xtlve direction In or- aASll i m i c i y MANCHESTER three names. Thus the voting o f a balance in favor of small towns. tion," based on some of the themes supper meeting of the council.; ganlzlr.g his agency than most im- 1 Haddock Filleta Cod I ATHLETIC straight party ticket might be "Public school building grants' frmn the "Bluea" movement. made difficult. Also the question Scout and Brownie leaders. | portant governmental officials. The Frank J. Mansfield Detach- Braalllae Compoalitons SHIRTS ______:______serious internal organizational de- might be Increased if It can be | noouder Filleta Sword | is raitc-.l on the manner of telling I ment. Marine Corps L c a ^ e and demonstrated______that_ more ______schools Tw o eompositiona by Villa Motor Sales, Inc. Uo-.v a voter did only vote for six T b £ T) • fects still exist,” the group said, Auxiliary, will celebrate its fifth built than now seems likely. Fresh Mackerel HaUbut Loboa, Braall’a foremeat composer, ' i-.amrs if the party lever could be V r H V O t I I * a V C r ■ and proposed a general streamlln- ! anniversary this month. In recog-, "Money for Teachers colleges who Is currently femout on Broad­ • * . I Ing to overcome the flaws. **Your Oldtmobile Detder** usei. it Is slated by Representa­ I nition of this it is holding a dinner- - We heve good quality way. were randarad with remark­ tive John D. LaBelle. a Democrat , S o illll 1 Jiu ron Too Uttle Control 1 ilance at the Garden Grove on Sat­ JEWELERS */ riUUlII 1 Federal gov- tuna at from 41e can up; able ardor by Mr. Urban. "Bong 512 W E S T C E N T E R ST. ‘ ' P H O N E 4134 \ ;i..t at present the machines could ; urday. March 12. Tlie dinner is to ot tha Black Snran" and "Moth 533 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER r.3t .nreommodate accurate use of | — —- ' emment has too ItUIe control over l)c served at 7 p. m. and dancing, a special shrimp at 49e can, Around tha Flame," by Villa the ''2,rty levc.' on a nine man i The World Day of Prayer will j the quality of th^ training pro- to music by Ben Avery and his or- and a fancy large S. A W< Loboa, ware followed by "Andalu- ..'•ilv 8i.\ of whom might be observed at the South Methodist vide v* Fresh quick frozen poul­ delivered immedi­ 3.00 bill la a "good step". * V..I U l S f l Emil Werner, property on West March 3 at 2 P. M. Suggestions Waagf n Parker Employees of Manchester Regularly $3.98 aud $4.98 in while only. street and Middle Heights. Near Hockanum River At Multi-filament rayon crepes in aqaare neck, In this he was Joined by Repre­ Little White Track Siiett-10%. 4fr, I A minor accident this morning Estate of Hannah J. Leggett to Memorial Hospital Coca-Cola Bottling Company, East Hartford, Conn. SPECUL BEEF Fine quality ranIti-fiHment rayon crepe slips in short sleeve or soft dove skin crepe with ruffled sentative Bowers, who has stated Love Lane Phone 2-0063 O lt d f . Dm Cmm Qttm C— p—y that his only question on the biU on Center street involved a deliv­ William G . Herbert J., Walter H.. Rehefit of Ruildinn Fund tailored or lace trim etylca. For .three daye only. bottom and dainty lace trim. Sizes 32 to 40. White, ery truck owned by the J. A. Ber- Howard J., Edith M. and' Harold LIVER, LB. ....59c] would be that it doesn’t "£o far Sizes 32 to 40. W'hite. pink, black. Others Reg. pink, blue, maize. Others In knit jersey or crepe. enough toward providing for elec­ gren Dairy Farms and .a police DOHAR SPECIALS! ■■ ^ ? cruiser. Drivers were Eric San- Lean Rath Bacon to go | $5.98— Now $4.00 Reg. $4.98 and $5.98— Now $1.00. tion of candidates on their merits, with It, 38c Vi lb. or Rath PINE regardless of party. den, 46, of 81 Linnmorc drive, and Patrolman George McCaughey, Bacon squares (sliced if you ‘C*. */ 'May Be Revised PHARMACY TRAINING Multi-Color I a"" > ' There is possibility that the 27, of 30 Maple street. w ish) lb. 39c. Freshly chop­ According to the report, the 2 Pc. Bath Mat bills may be revised in committee HOW TO BIOUCI PAVMEim ped Ground Beef lb. 49c. | 664 Center SU Tel. 2-9814 Famous Silver Slipper before they go to the legislature truck was parked on Center street PANTS Sets $1 when the cruiser,'going east, skid­ ’TamiM By **lumpiB(** mJt your bills Fresh Ground Chuck lb. for ifcte, but whether revi.slon or credit occouhtt Into one would be in the direction desired ded into the rear end of the park­ itiiir Expoms piece, you can ueually cut 59e. YVhite cotton knit. 2- ed vehicle. LOANS £ «roy down the total of your by the Democrats, for outright DRESS SHEER NYLONS G «t c««h for taxes, to pay old billt, monthly payments. Yet, There Is Altcays Something guaranteed minority voice, or W e do this for our .customers Save on these grocery j whether rewriting might make medical or dental expentet, etc. every day. Wa*tl be |lad to items . . . Shurfine Catsup Hospital INotes — repay in amounts y ou s e le c t tell >ou, too, just bow much ?iew Lender the Sun.... certain to clarify the "party lever we cen cut your payments. and we mean it sure is fine Regularly $1.29 NOW $|.00. use" question, is .still undecided, i — Phone or visit the YE S M A N today. . . . is a buy at 19c bottle. Some Democrats are qgainst Patients Today 164 SHEETS $2S fe $300 an Slanetura Alan* An ex-army chemistry atudent In The same quality dregs sheer yoa have lot Unolity. Type lit minority representation. T liey! Shurfine freshly ground I Admitted yesterday: Elton tveuY been wearing in first quality at the price of irrcgnlara. Muslin I ^ ’ ' h feel that they will take their Buell, Andover; Buel Hasbrauck. Knoxville, Tenn.. has produced a process coffee featured at 49c is -raf coassMirM rasr iis ii ro sar rsr- TIME HE 81 X 09 chances in the future, and if they , 82 Russell street; Anthony Uzupes. to “flame proof’ an ordinary 6 room worth your attention and | Win, they want to "win all the OPEA4EO 467 North Main street; Mrs. ^ T'FIHANCE CO. frame house for approximately 1200. I Peter Pan fine peanut but­ V way.” I 3n4 Haa. • STAH THIATRE SUItOING UK MOUTH Bernice Mikolcit, 21 Woodland! It is done by treating the lumber be­ ter priced at 33c. If you] In Republican ranks, opinion! street; Herbert Gochee, 75 Essex i 753 NUIN tm n . MANCHUTta, CONN. $ fore cutting into house frame and other need a little rock salt for HE PUT UMBRELLA baa always been divided on th e' street: Randall Izlkewlcz, 84 Cbn-| Dial 3430 • DevM Havfy, YES MANasar UK FOOT W O O L SWEATERS question of minority representa-1 gress street; Mrs. Flora Preiiff. i 4 l.tn ,1 J104-(,m U9-M akai s iw i,H y n»ti4 h II nMItly ,1 lit M m iE. sizes. those icy spots . . . put a iNTOrr tion. Many Republicans argue in Rockville; Henry .Stephenson, 661 iMni a,4^ I, mWaiti ,f ,11 liwni 10 lb. biig or 100 lb. bag, CLEARANCE favor o f minority voice when the Lenox street; Richard Blow, 7 { Yes, and while new discoveries forge if you want that much, on { charter was originally drafted, but 25% OFF Florence street. ahead some old ones keep pace too. For yoiir shopping list. Bird­ Full Bed f 4lie twovision for tt was not then In­ Admitted today: Sue Ann and Slip-on or cardigan. T-ncck. round neck, turtle 16 rib construction. Rayon taffeta, solid, checks, cluded. example, Jhe lilscovery, over 100 years seed for the bitds . . . and Karen Mitchell, 11 Edward street; neck, short or long sleeve. Sizes 34 to 44. plaida. George Walker, 17 Harvard road: ago, that the Mutual Ravings Bank dog food for your pels MUSLIN Mra. Thelma Faicetta, 256 Oak ; method was one of thie best ways to vou can' buy just about I Rffg. $ 2 *9 8 ...... Now $2*25 Reg. $4.98 , ...... Now $3.00 UnMeoebed Degree Conferred street; M rf.'Rose Miller, 44 Main GROVE MONUMENT Co. save money holds true today in a great­ everything at Pinehurst. Reg. $3.98 ...... Now $2.98 ter Wide street. er measure than ever before. Have you tried Chef-fplI | . . mitll he dlacovarrd Henry's, Discharged yesterday: William Reg. $5.98 . .. . Now $3.50 On 5 Candidates Office and yard on Old Tolland Turn­ . . . the 'wonder aluminum ■nd now he ha* gained new na- Reg. $4.98^...... Now $3.75 Finnegan, 188 Woodbridge street; pike, Route 15—A t end ot Grove -141., a f nnoa. - Mra. Ruth McBride, 27 B>-ron road; Rorkxllle. Yes, keep pace w ith prograss by keep- foil? It’s a dollar a roll, but Reg. $ 5 ;9 8 ...... Now $4.50 Reg. $7.98 . • . . ... Now $5.00 worth in labor saving. UAnchaatar Lodge M a-aauna. aaons!^’’*'------Dorothy------Coster------and son,- 18 - Yes, keep pace with progress by keep- H I Heels attoebed while you Yvolt. T u r d s ^ l eoEtvonad in the Templa last night | Hale road; Mra. Dorothy Flaming See our Thursday night ahaea shined, Inces. polish. E ■a five eandidatea received the'kofi ton Andover; Mrs. Barbara R. J. McKlNNEY advertisement . . . plcaae SCaatar Maaon degroa. The officers Backus. 58 Woodland street; Wea- Open A ll Dny M’ednewlay ^ 'Manager . . . in this paper. (or the currant year axamplified !ey Nowsch, Rockville; Mra. Edna HOURS the degree for the Srat time. Ray­ b'Agata, Rockville; Mra. Elizabeth Siga A. M. T « dies F. M. ZIcKlwd 3 Ydi. It mond D. Blanco, of Summit street, Shepherd,. 142 Cooper HUl stroct: Residence Telephone was in the chair of the Worahlpful Mias Maiy Zaremba, S65 North Manchester 5120 Maatar for thia particular degree Main street;, Eric Gottfried, IS 4 for Oaa S n t tuna atnea laatallatlon. Ashworth atioet W . T . G R A N T CO T liw a waa a largo tumeot o f the Discharged todqr: Mrs. HaUn BEAUTY - MEANING - PERMANENCE SdviH^ Banko^Mdiick^f woEBeatablo dSaolta the waather Dlckaon. 180 Hamltn atraat; lira. S h o p b A Wlda Salactlon o f DUttnettvo Memorials 816 HAUT.STRBEI; r , . aA< trawattag oundltlona. Ih a five Emma Jackson, ISleottvilla; Mrs. A MUTUAL SAVinGS BAf>»t eandidatea recolvad omblama az^ Jenaia Cole, ItockvUlo. OPEN DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAYS All DcpmUls In TMa Bank A k Guarnntelk In l^ill Bv The 964-MAIN STREET OPPOSITE OAK flia n a of the order from rolativca Birth yeeterday: A daughter to Snvinga Banks' DcpitBlt Guaranty Pond of Ckuinn-ttriil, Ena. d liSi frianda. A aoetal. kete with ra- Mr. and Mra. R rtoK Sharp, / Offtea T«8ephowo Bockville S14S . iw i fnafeaaaata fonesred. I ping. :4r r- ' ' r irf

MANCHESTER EVENINO HEKALp. MANUHESTER. CONN~ WEDNESPAT. MARCH 2, 194# MANUHE8TBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHEJfnCK. CONN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2. 1949 fA G B , For^ Sunny Hour$ ■^1 • I Bargains Lished by Chair Basketbikll Exhibition Tonight at

The Inc^uirer ' * RgeReeoitB Successful Coach. Gus Gaudino Sets New 1 f i Paralyzed Veterans HIPS r-LEGS Bittteh AoMvtaM (M) HiiiiiiuiniiiiiiniiiiiM^^^ p B ■ »’ Pto m n A V .r k „ Rec Scori^ Record 8 Holies r f '•*•••»# u a-2 20 In Return Contest wheels; dolls; rope . . - the odds THIGHS — WAIST 0-0 0 and ends of closets and Junk yards, 0 1«*Oo!$6 It *>••••• 0 I oiJW _ coFF^Ajasra^ “'."SSt'wear 5'm”SoS‘*S.‘“ MS J^nitted Suit 1 |f set.#* 1 0-1 2 --- t------mit* UETAIa WABTBBASKIET8 | time and money on the upkeep of the left-over# .of kitchens and ga­ A c#wipl#la fiuur# malytti aaJ a •r* among the many useful and In- hair which demands more care line. Pfiganl with 18. Rlvom with 14 2 Oaildlto, 0 ....1 7 6-6 89 ANGLE _ _ Monihora nf fliiarfla In I tap-offa. out-of-bounds, rages and bams,- the acm j^from fwe w#Hs shngprisint eMfW. Magy m m e n i o e r s o i i s u a r n s l o i similar to those cxpatialva hottsehdld helps at the after color Is restored. shops and bellars and attlA. Thrown in 39 Points and Oorrtntl with »• palnta. 3 OreSM, rg . . . . . 8 8-4 0 PETAL-TINT UQITID MAKE­ loM ril fo cigM pounds by our 0-3 4 S u p p l y Opnositiuil ; played by able-bodied men.i Drib- rflS * PHARMACT, 664 Center — — BA^b Trip S C a'7^ ; For the looera Roae was hiah 1 R. CM*, I g ...... 8 „ . ,; bling la the main exception.excel Thia Street. Neat Ivory-colored hand- PERSONALIZED BOOK UP by Primrose House la a most molkod of roducing. with 12 markers while Kurlo- effective base for sdl types of skin. For this week only, there’s ■eeaaltulabe* ' “ t Ibe Kast bide Ilec with two N a s s iffs B o o k e d t o ' U done by placing the ball on the frind clocks are priced from $3,50; , ^ x t CHES are much nicer for your TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE OF wicz hod a total o f seven. 10 TetoU 82 1014 74 A small amount on the finger tip Bob Tedford Sun au Probably tlrn'lett said and writ- games scheduled. The Checkers I lap and wheeling the chair t o tha aieetrtc clocks for the Hying room home than the advertising typo— $3.00 for your old electric iron or The B A .'g and the BUk City Sak aty (46) ten about the 1948-46 Manchester and North Ends meet In the firat P l a y in F ir s t O a m e ! objective. O rtain ttme-limlta are 6r bedroom shelf or wall clocks for gives a lovely smooth, even texture lA^n Trounee Pontiucs P B F PU and make thoughtful gifts. The without that artificial, "caked” tosster on the purchase of .a new started their ganae at a teat paoa High basketbXll team the better game at 7 o'clock with the'ClIp- extended, such as six seconds time­ kitchen atari at 68.9S. Metal d e w e y -Kic h m a n c o m p a n y model by a famoua maker at with eadi team having plenty of 0 DtnieUOB, rt . . 6 0-1 12 It will be tor aH concerned. Cer- Fcra and Oak Grill paired th tnc limit "In the bucket” and 20 sec­ coffee makers for drip or per­ look. Petal-Tint is $1.00 a bottle OMIOg 1$ ■••#.* • 6 0-2 10 Once again the lights will be has most attractive types of me- In bninette. beige, or rose petal BENSON'S, 713 Main 'Street Staadlagii scoring punch. The firat quarter 1 talnly the jtlayers, students and ar- second game. The Spartans drew onds allowed to advance the bgll colated coffee. In the two-cup MOIOMSs If • a ■ # e U 2-6 6 turned on at the Armory tonight tallc foil or bright paper match shades at QUINN'S PHARMACY. (Easy terms are available. If you W. ended with the Maple street boys 8 dent followers M the team would a bye. 'inird round in the touniey from the back court to the from Mte. are |.*8. Metal waste-baskete ^ initials or a •'message, wish, on the new model). Km. 1944 1 0 e***#ee# 1 1-1 8 for a basketball game. All main II Marhtl tt. III Miln tt. Willie's Qrill ...... 10 hoUUag a four point teiWI, 20 to 16, rather look forward to another w iii be staged Friday night. court instead of the usual ten Sec­ In flower-decorated pastels or In prices starting at 50 for $1.95. British Americana .. 10 and at the halfway mark in­ 1 I/$nU| c **•*••> X 1-1 8 yaar and hope for the best. ------1 roads have been plowed and an-' onds. White with red trim arc In two ; ------To keep their high quality, eggs A blouse with an eccentric neck Nartford Nwr Ir^ala Laurels ...... 0 creased It six points, 81 to 36. 2 Server, r g ...... 8 0-1 6 ITia pest year was a lean one for Miela Here njod There other banner crowd Is expected When a paralyzed team plays sixes at $.59 and $.99. need to be stored at temperatures 3 OOtm* l0 eeepe* 3 0-1 6 Country Chowder with Pork that are above freezing but prefer­ line Is rarely a good choice for N o n M i l l Ihoat amt Balch P ontiacs...... 8 This started off to be a close OoOeh Wilfred CSarke'a five. The SporUwrUris dhd sportcasters when the New "England Paralyzed ngsir.st an sble-bo'c?al me'^^^s of The them travel about 80 nillei twice a enf material comes in sheets ready There arc still a few places open To prove to Me fans that Ute^ time victory over Bristol High in the week to piaclice sesMons In their ion. cabhage, tqmatoe.s and green ROOM. ington, also of the B.A.‘a, when 17 TotoU 81 63-24 76 (Seton Hall) . . Tony Lupien was medium schools by defeating St. Guards will be absent but Bruno to be-fut to slse. beans. Cook 3»'mlnutes over low In the evening SEWING CLASSES By Sue Barnett were capable of 'playing top Hal played in the Rec League dur­ a CCIL igame at the Armory. Hero IgnatlouB High of Sanford in an speoif.llv equipped cars. starting the first of March at the the I.A.'a started from the first Penttoee (84) one of the first to sign a cont) act Bycholski, Pete Staum. Al Suro- best. Serve piping hot with the A stunning sunback frock for ing the 1646-46 season. His mark PU of the night was CJhlcken Fogarty. overtime period. 37 to 36. Tills Is one of the few sports In A hapi^ solution of the problem SINGER SEWING CENTER, 832 Baked IJma Beaaa with Sour quarter to lead the Ponltaca by a P B F with the Detroit Tigers for the wlee. Bob Tedford and Tommy Ma- w hich the paraplegics may partlcl- pork cut from hocks. teenagers who like to woo the sun. was 81 points and Al Burowiec 1 1-3 6 a lid later dropped from the team Farmington triumphed In 19 of the Easier outfit Is provided by Main Street, where you learn to Cream score of 11 to 5 and Increased the 1 Ckurlowles, rt for playing’ with an outside team. coming, season. Lupien has been son nrc expected to form the start-' ,n,j success they hai'C The bodice top can be of a con­ now with thCLGuiurda had 80. Qua 4 starts while lO-slng b'Jt four inCF |-4lMVA*>«a Fpons ^ ...... __ 1.. #Wm* the SPRING PiUNTS. cut In dress- make distinctive clothes at great (Serv«a 8) lead at halftime to S3 to 16. Play­ 4 Dobcck, If . . . . 1 2-3 In addition to the seven succes­ promised a chance of making good ing lineup. Several players from made of It Is shown In the fact that FINE CHINA, to beautify any trasting color to match the brief posted.a new'scoring mark of. 39 8 6-7 12 and If not, a berth In the Tigers games. This week Carlson's club .N'a-sslffs will also appear with the lengths and bldi^-lengths of beau­ savings. Stop In to register or T^^’o cups dried Uma beans, 2 fitted Jack. Ctomblned It'S a wear­ ing an aggreasira game, the I.A„'s 6 Kow, c ...... sive setbacks, another low was no able-bodied team hss been ible tifully textured fabrics'In e meal from family breakfast to a phone 8883. The course of eight teaspoons salt, % - teaspoon dry p^nts. Smoiuk, e . . . . 1 0-0 2 farm system. General Manager Is competing in the slate cham­ locals In wheel chairs. able street outfit. * had the Pontiacs going around 0 sgalast Hamden High at the Ar­ to cone with the skill of these boys smartest designs Apd widest color formal dinner, is available In town two-hour les.sons Is $10.00. mustard, cup dark com syrup, In circles aU through the game. In the third quarter the Center 1 A. Kurlowtcz. rg 8 1-4 7 Billy Evans said recently Lupien pionship for medium schools In Mlslory of Wheel ( hair Game only at MATHER S at the Center. Pattern No. 8272 la for sizes 11. mory when the locals failed to Lew islon. who have to live In their wheel range—and very m'odestly priced 1-8 teaspoon pepper, 1 cup sour I^^sa^s Pearl’s Appliance Pacing the way in this half were boys were still hot on the B.A.’s 3 P. Worobel, rg . 1 1-1 3 w(LS good managerial Umber . . . Wheel chair basketball wus orlg- (•liairi-. The .spiiii of competition The new Ivy Pattern that is mak­ 12, IS, 14, 16 and 18. Size 12, dress. score a ’ basket* in the last half. at the CHENEY BRO TH ERS The girl with a long thin face cream. 3 strips bacon. - Bob Tedford and "H ippo" Oorren- necks and at the end of this peri­ 1 Stratton. Ig . . . 0 0-0 0 American Hockey League games I Carlaon. a former football and | ir^niiy started three years ago In hss been an Important factor In ing friends all over the country Is 8*1 yards of 85 or 39-inch; 5-8 od the B.A.'s Increased the lead to Hamden wron, 35 to 23. REMNANT SALESROOM. should not bring her hair up and Soak beans overnight. (!3ook tl. Each rippled the net for five 0 J. WorobtL Ig . 1 1-S 8 Probably next year w ill be a this weekend will find New Haven ; track star at Manchester High j several Annv general hospitals the building of morale In tlliae open stock. A twenty-piece "sUrt- away from her face stressing, her yard contrast; Jacket. IVi yards. nine points, 49 to 40. Things real­ ; Is a graduate of Springfield Col-j throughout the countrv. It was slowly until tender, add 1 table­ twin masters while their team­ •J. brighter one? at Springfield Saturday night and veterans. Tuna Delleinns rr set” Is $14.95 and one may add, cheekbone. She should not wear For this psttem, send 25 cents. ly popped in the last stanxa /or j l»ge During his senior year at | started In Cushing General hoapi-' By Mrs. Anne Oabot spoon salt. '« teaspoon mustard. mate, John Rivosa dropped In four 16 TotoU 11 12-21 84 PhU^elphia at New Haven Sun­ (Serves 6) t or use separately, an tvy flower the v-rut dress. She should not An easy to knit pleated skirt and Drain and place In a greased 3- In Coins, your name, address, size and Furniture Co. field goals. The PonUoca were the B A .’s went to town and rolled day evening . . . The University of Manchester, he captained the grid-; tal by Laramie Rr>e. a physical Two cans tuna, 1 cup erdam bowl, a big pitcher, a large tea leave her mouth In a thin line. desired, and the Pattern Number up 26 points' and held the losers Store at half Ube 88-18, lA's. Lae#l Spert Chatter ' Iron team. He also played foot- I education Instructor working for buttoned Jacket make this hand­ quart casserole. Add syrUp, 1 tea­ checked very closely and*the only Ralph Azinger. a fine fullback Connecticut has limited its cage sauce, 3 (8-ounce) cans tomato pot. or a gravy boat. A pretty some suit for ''be-st" and both spoon salt, ’ i teaspoon mustard to Sue Bunjett. The Manchester men that did what little damage to a scant six points. opposition to but 46 points per ball and competed In the weight j .Spedal Services. under the Army. sauce, t small green papper, chop­ breakfast set of Callfornis Vernon Line up earrings on a little bar pieces may be succes.sfiill.v com­ Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. Amer- Here Qua again went to work or Manchester High's football [ events with the Springfield *eol- | It was Intended as a recreation and pepper and ml.x well. Add the there was were Ed Kose and A1 taam two years ago, passad passsd along I 8*'"* If 22 previous starts . . . Stu ped, H pound Cheddar cheese, re may be made up of several of their own lfv.vou want to keep bined with other sweater, skirts cream and lay strips of bacon Ica.s, New York 19. N. Y. Kurlowtcz With 12 points and sev­ and loosed in nine field goals and ' lege varsity. for patients paraljTed from the grated, 1 can sliced mushrooms. 1 pdatel shades. Among the many these sparklers from straying and blouses. over bearvs. Cover. Bake for one The Spring and Summer Fash­ en, respectively. two out of two charity shots, Day Leading j waist dowTi, who have lost the abll- package frosen asparagus tips, 1 elegAnt styles In Syracuse .China from their mates or eluding your Pattern No. 5851 con.slats of hour in preheated 375 degrees F. ion contains 64 pages of smart After intermission the fans had while his running mate. Jack ' It.v to move their lower limbs and package noodles, cooked. arc Ibyely floral designs and a search for the right pair. complete knitting Instructions for oven. styles, fashion news, more Ameri­ a feeling that things would Robb, after a bad first half In ; hence the w heel chair is their sub­ handsoihe wreath pattern in gold For your carring bar you can who coached the sport for the past Legislatura MeeUag Combine cream sauce, canned sizes 4 and 6, material require­ can Designer Originals. Free pat­ change as thus far the Worobel which Jack only had four points, , High Scorer two decades . . . Another riotous Few Upsets stitute for what was once strong, tomato sauce. green pepper. or blue. u.se a stirrer stick or a slender tern printed inside the book. 2.5 atSD- opened up to split the cords healthy legs. Officers and active membera of . a_____ ments, stitch illustration.^, finish You can look for the '%ott and brothers, Paul and Joe, and Joe ' night of action is promised tonight' L'hecae, mushrooms and tuna. Ar­ pencil. All you need to do to keep with seven twin pointers and two Dr. Allan Stockdale, of New The adaption of basketball so the three local iporUmen't cltt^ earring mates together and In ing directions and necessary Infor natural look” in hairdos this cents. Dobek had not done anything. But at the Hartford Auditorium when i range cooked noodles In bottom of Even a slight amount yf exer- the mighty LA.’a came back Just for two fouls for a total of 16 York city, will be the principal 111 Cage Play I that It could be played by boys ■who are members of the Hartforo eise taken in th^ frrsh air will stir plain view Is to hook or slip the mation for knittCKl .skirts. spring. But If .vou think the rob­ Forward Rcfitten 135 Bull Curry and Ivan Rasputin, the | greased baking dish. Pour on tuna Send 20o In coins, your name, as strong aa the' first two periods points. speaker at the second annual testi­ I in wheel chairs seemed relatively County Association of Sportsmen’s ■ up rirculation at*d I'r'P In release pairs over the slender stick. One ins also will be harbingers of to you to find out how you can Mad Ruaalan. oppose Roland mixture. Arrange thawed aspara­ address and the pattern number to long bob, you are mistaken, say and Coach Lebro UrbanettI had Btarring for the B.A.’s were Points; Morgan and monial banquet for the Manchesttf simple, so Mr. Roe talked to sev- Clubs, a division o f the State tensions. stick, loaded with four or flv barter your seiwtces for theirs. High baaketball uam . sponsored Meeker and Joe ''Flash” Gordon In ! eral sport.a-minded patients and League, have been active this past gus tips on top. Bake In moderate Anne Cabot. The Manchc.ster Eve­ New York hairdressers. the check still on for the three Gaudino and Robb with 89 and 20 an Australian lag team wrestling I Hillhouse High Again . ^ . oven (850 degrees F .) for 40 raln- pairs of earrings can be laid flat points, while for the losers, Dick Don Hubbard Follow by the Exchange Club. _ , Invited then* to come over to the week In drumming up support for In a dressing table drawer. If .vou ning Herald. 11.50 Ave. Americas, An introduction that will give Would You Rather Drive A men who could do great damage. bout. TXs'o other bouts w ill com- | Aes. Sheets you launder yourself Going Into the Igst quarter the Danielson had 13 points and Cone Q u a l i t i e s : E llf iw o r t ll i g>’m and try it out. The idea the SporUmen s Ucense Money should be hung up to dry by plac­ need to use several bars to organ N#w York 19, N. Y. Attractla'c serving without you delight ami save you money Is plete the card. TV-o referees hava work fs the success-secret of per- l.A .'s kept piling up the points and a total of 10. Lao Day captorad high seorihg Gus Oaudlno'a aenoation 39-point ^ • «T f . 1 spread like wildfire and it wasn't Bill, H. B. 669. which will be heard ing about one-third of the aheet Ize your earring collection, you offered at the MANCHESTER NEW 1949 PONTIAC? scoring aprea last night with the j been signed to aupervlae the main Lleleatb lYeW t-aiiaan , long before doctors bad to take a Dye your hair If you don't like .sonallzcd PAPER NAPKINS and •utscored their opponents 27 to honors with ManchaaUr High's Thursday afternoon before the. It gray. But entrust the Job to an over the line Instead of centering ran line these up more neatly and in le.ss .space by propping sticks FLOOR COY'ERING COMPANY. British Americans against the ' ' ’' '' l • • F‘ve American League | hand to make sure that the game Fish and Game committee of the acroas an open shallow box. Box COA.STERS. A very gay set of nlfie. Heading this attack were Bexlag, haskatball taam during tha 1946-49 .56 Cottage street, on the brand REASONABLY EARLY DELIVERIES Tedford and Nino Paganl. Both Silk City A.C. all but wrapped up i kave captured pennants Bv The AxMOciated Press i wasn't taxing the strength of Legl.slature. sides may be notched with sri.ssors 84 cocktail napkins, 84 luncheon new ALDON SHAG RUGS. the Rec Senior League individual | without having a single winner of these boys besides their scoring Miami, Fla. — Heavyweight season. The Mond-halred forward Thia bill has two provisions and along the edges to make grooves napkin.a and 21 coasters, with col­ They're washable rugs with a spe­ WITH OR WITHOUT TRADES scoring crown for ,Uia 19(8-49 sea- 1 « m«n.v »■ 20 games. They were The medium schools lake over program was repeated In I will offer the complete aolution to into which ends of the sticks will ored borders and initials. Is $3.98 punch played a great game In con­ CTiamplon Joe Louis announcfd caged 51 baskets and S3 frae the action in .the Connecticut In- cial non-skid construction In 24”. trolling the backboards. The I.A.'a throws for a 185 point total. oon. Gaudino entered the game | the 1913 and 1914 Philadelphia , other hoapltals throughout the! financial side of the fish and fit. ' at the DEWEY-RICHMAN COM­ he officially was retiring from the with 145 tallies. His present 184 , A'a. the 1941 Yankees, the 1944 St. ter-schola-slic Athletic Conference , country and soon the boys had by 36” .‘rtze. There's a particu­ In this game posted -a new mi^k ring. Runnerup honors want to. center game progran) In the state. First, PANY. Separately solid color larly nice range of colors that point total glvaa him a 25 point ' Lonl* Browna and the 1947 Yan-: baaketball^ tournament tonight, of playing Inter-hospital it provides that all revenue from The excltlnglv fragrant Bourjois napkins or those with colored of 75 points for an Individual Honolulu— Manuel Ortiz. 118, El Al Morgan. Tha latter, only Negro I Wednesday I with a quarter-flnala | ^m ea. However, about this time makes the rugs sulUble for many BALCH PONTIAC Inc game. Central Calif, retained hta ban­ on the aquad. registered SI bas­ margin over Nino Paganl of t'le 1 keea . . . Last club to have three | the sale of hurOing and fishing 11- TOURAGFPERFUME and CO- borders are $1.7.5 for 100. and different rooms. Regularly priced OPEN EVENINGS lA'a and teammate Jackie Robb. i 20-game winners In the American doubtrheaUer at Yale n Payne Veterans’, AelniiniNtratton took c»nses shall be used exclusively |i ’ .OGNE Is temporarily on sale at coastera are $1.50 fir 50. Tedford with 23 points speared tamweight title by dfubbing Dado kets and 28 succeisful free throws Whitney Gymnanlura. Top-rated, over'the Army hospitals, and they f^p the purcha.se. propagation and ------at $5.75. the rugs are aelllng at a CENTER STREET MANCHESTER each of whom has 159. All have , League w aS the 1931 AlhlcUca. half price at the WELDON DRU Vio . the night scoring honors for the Marino, 116, Honolulu, In 16-round for 90 peinto. Don Hubbard, a Woodrow Wilson of Middletown (j(,j r.ot give their support to the i distribution of fish and gome, get-acqu.al nled prlCe of $4.95—for guard, was third with' 86 potnU on one game left to play. Lefty Grove won 31. O org p Earn- COMPANY. The perfume prices If you'leave a party before You Can Always Do Better Balch’n 'U'inners and was ably osaiated by UU# fight. ______I Shaw 21 and Rube Wallierg 20. meets .‘Seymour in the opening | program as the Army did. so the Secondly, it provides that an ap- a limited time. 23 doubledeckera and 43 charity tart at $.50 for the regular $).00 other guests do. It Is polite to The Town Junior Tournament .This trio accounted for 74 victor- game at 7 o'clock with Sacred, sport was continued by the boys propriation from general funds nurse-size and the large $2.50 bot­ leave without fanfare or fuss or Tt Is a mark of true sclf-confl- will resume play tomorrow night les. Heart of Waterbiiry and Branford j themselves under the sponsorship i gball be provided lo cover the en­ tle of cologne is now $1 25. even- "goodbyes" said 'to other The Rad and White five was able tangling in the after-piece. ■ of their own organization. "Para-1 tire coat of the administration of , guests. The Idea of going quietl.v dcnce to be able to seek the advice to a^ore but five victories in aeven- of others, to weigh their opinions tean engagamanU during the past Final playdown games in both | lyzed Veterans of America "—(P., yie Fiah and Game department As Important in overcoming that if you do, you are making Die large and small school division Y. A.l and the Warden aervice. To paaa girl’s sclf-consciou.'sneSH Is to see an effort not to break up a party. and to admit, perhaps, that you season. Coach W’tifred Clarke used were wrong. 23 Holdouts Are Listed last night and yesterday afternoon Played At Garden , thia bill would forever remove the that she Is flatteringly dre.ssed. Thirteen players with hla first filled out the quarter-finals fields Last season there were many In-; pr^sf-nt stringencies placed -on the Clothes must neither be too child­ Bear Brand NYLON YARN, team. In both those divisions. ter P.V.A. games throughout the ; department by the lack of funds ishly styled or styled to make her ROSAftY BEADS for an appro­ The individual scoring and sea­ priced at $.59 an ounce at the J. \^^ '// By Major League Teams Hillhouse of .New Haven, which United States. Most noted among ^ purchase securing of fish look too adult. W. HALE c o m p a n y has many priate Lenten gift come In many son record of the team follows: these was the Van Nuys P.V.A. ] game. It would shift the en- B. F. T. has won the major riAC title for , ,, advantages over other yam s—It different ityles at MATHER'S at You con’t buy a-i. lour vrars in sucoras...... 8«nie. whosc team was toijring the , responsibility for financing Day ...... 6t .13 165 i the la.'l four years in succession. Nerves all tangled up? Ilclleve warm; It the Center, priced from $2.00 up. By The Aaoociatcd Press thp Aral team to ausllfv fori "‘’ 'i"'''-'’ ” ?.e Rsnie placed b> these ventures upon the sportsmen the ten.slons with an all-out, blocking and won’t Beads may be crystal. Sterling Morgan .... Cushing Clippers m ow the , they would gladly bear this stretching ererei.sc Hook your laundering; It Is moth- silver or gold. And there are very Hubbard . . . 89 I Major league baseball teams en- CIieiiev’s-Y’s , the round-of-etgnl. dcfestlng War- a bitter household 6A 1 tcred the second day of their 1949 New England P.V.A.) and Halloran ; hampered by the un- ■oc.s under the footboard of .V'>ur proof and wears amazingly. There nice cases—a small one on a ring, Mublsrd . . . •' ren Harding of Bridgeport at New P.V.A. team in Madison Square burdening load of maintaining the ,„.1'ed .ouand reach for (hothe hnarUwiarH.headboard Including white. a Sterling silver mc.sh pouch, or a Roach ...... 46! spring training sessions today with Haven before a sellout crowd of { at least 23 players still dickering G ^ e n In .New A ork City. department and wardens. Ith .your fingers. one or two I flat, ornamented case.. Brown ...... 42 1 -aC aj A R J I l l S t l l l 4,000, 35 lo 23. Hillhouse held the pastels, scarlet, maroon, dark 37 for more money. These games sre enjoyed Im- jt tvould insure tha future pro- -llempts to pull the body taut will ^ green, and brown. ' O M fflO ll Mikolowaky* ' ______^ I presidents off for moat o ' the game mensely by the people who see, ,u t e against Ute '-out the tensions. I A lively Interest In other people Fogarty ... The 16 teancx began preparing : with a methodical zone defense them and the- teams always plsy . yg^aries ot changing political sit- ' To eliminate confusion organize and In what Is happening around Moaka ...... for the 1949 grid yesterday with Claxh iu Playoff G a m e that forced the Bridgeporters t o ; to a packed house When the New; which the’ sportsmen FANCY SERVING .SILVER Is i the contents of bureau and drc.ss- you Is one of the most endearing I Kelley ...... light workouts, pepper games and T n • . » ’ e • i pop ‘o''8 disunce and rarely, England P.V.A. team defeated the; themsrivea for many -vaUable for the fir.st time since! I Doufisn...... Ing table and keep them that way. personality traits a girl can pos­ bull tesaiofls. T o D e t e r m i n e S e n i o r ; gave them a chance to shoot from; Van Nuys team last season even I, years. he war in the Holmes and Ed- One helpful trick is to section off sess. I Buckmister . Cleveland's world champion In- In close. ; standing rooin w aa sold out for the i - conU ct has been made by local aids high-qualltv silver plate In a drawer Into compartments' by ! Burbank . . . dlens, operating out of Tucoon, League Cage Cham pion Crosby of Waterbury also made event, and when New- England P ! officers with Senator C-harles itni.sh Princess, Lovely Lady, and cutting partitions from heavy NYLON MARQUISETTE Is ' Aria., permitted four of their dis- the quarter-finals with a 50-34 con-1 \ . A. played at Madison Square RepresenUUves Sher- nuth patterns, at WIOR’S .TEW- cardboard and taping these In OPP; 1 satisfied athlotas. pllchera Gene Two playoff games In the Y! quest of Hamden TTie Waterbury Garden It w as the only tirne that I *nd John LaBeUe 'LRY STORE, 977 Main Street rapidly eliminating competitors as 7 a nest of "the” fabric for window curtains Ui Alumni ...... - 22 I Bearden, Will Hafey and Infleld- Senior Baaketball League are ' team got away------to a alow------start------but “ te Garden waa completely aold ^ lawmakers have prom- "here's a cold meat fork at $2..50. j ^ ^ boxes Meriden ...... - I era Joe Gordon and Roberto Avila , graiw- ladle and a big .serving _ because of its exquisite daintiness, the program tonight at the Y • I , caught„ - , fire . in__ the______second half a* its durability, and the simplicity Middletown...... ■ - 2* i to work out. Hurler Bob Lemon. support the views of the local •coon. Other pieces may be or­ There’s no need to dlscanl a' Windham * ...... starting at 7.15. In the first game ; major sectionis pf th* state of the best wheel chair teams tn dered, (A nice gift for a wedding of launderlifg. And It's most econ­ ' ^ I also a holdout, was not in camp. clubs. Several other prominent po­ window shade that Is tom from Waet Hartford .. The National League ctiamplon the Silk a t y Eagles will try to are represented In the large schools this country and last season sport­ litical figures _ have _given their II or shower). omical to buy 48-lncb nylon mar­ I i ed tn enviable record of 23 wins repeated pulling when you can ARROW CHALK STRIPE ENSEMBLE Briatol ...... 47 - ' gain fourth place at the expense quarter-finals Hillhouse represents | !■“ j* " ^ t h w ' quisette at 50c a yard In quantities Hamden ...... Boston Braves, training at Brad' ,To "sink In” your powRcB Sox: pitcher Vic Raachi and | of using hla men to the beat ad- ard bearer while Crosby repre­ and defeated them by 11 point*. Trinity basketball team today had CANDY arc very appealing and good-groamlng services with other Hamden ...... - _ ww ^ ^----- V7 ^ rmt _— a a. ^ a* _ i * _ i .S .. X? A ■ iota 6 lira If' a narrow 3h-37 victory over Wao- •xtorior end intorior surfaces! kondkarchiofs all blanded logathar sd perfectly tkot Windham ...... 41 Inflelder Bobby- Brown. New York vantage while toe Saints missed sents the Naugatuck Valley Buies of Game Springlike verv Inexpensive at ARTHUR’S members of your crowd on a Sat­ A worthwhlje labor-saver Is the leyan but If tha HUItoppara hadn't urday afternoon, for example, can • Victory nullified and defeat Yankees; outfielder Johnny Wyro- toe servlcea of CMbert which might League. Windham of Wllllmantlc The P.V.A. has worked out a set DF,'UG .STORE. It's smart to stock new ''KLEARKOTB" WALL 0 Apply onduring boawty to woodwork you really couldn't ask for more. Come in, see this latest stak and pitcher Horry Gumbert. make a difference. .It ehaniplon of th* Eastern Oon- of rules which are to be used In been rugged young meri, they np at once. .Stuffed toys — pink be fun and a means of swinging I charged due to uae of IneliglMe PAPER (XIVERING. selling for and furnlt«iro — koop up to d o to ^ using player- Cincinnati; outfielder Cooker Trip­ In the nightcap starting at 8:30 j necticut Conference and was the | ^11 official P.V.A.^wheel chair baa probably wouldn’t have been abl# or blue plush bunnies and red or more things your way. Arrow odilevement in harmonized fashions. Many to stand the strain of victory. If, for example, you're a whl* $1.85 a quart at the McGILL-(X)N oosy to apply Wotorspor Inomol. Ono coot lett. Philadelphia Athletics; seo the tVapplng Y will try to take only team from that conference to kelball game.-!.^ These rule*, com If you're nimble with the thimble and have the |i yellow ducks — are $.98 and up. VERSE COMPANY, 645 Main i ond baseman Jerry Priddy and out- over the league championship at ' qualify for toe playdown* Cellophane packaged candy pets at pin-curling hair and Sally Is will covor ony oM onomol sorfoeo. colors and hood seme Arrow collar styles owaH you. more proficient at shining up fin­ street. Just brushed over any wall spar drios lost to o mor roslstont finish thof ' folder Pete Layden. St. Louis , the expense of Cheney Brothers In the small schools .tournament sewing urge ... come have a preview of our spring- 11 or eggs arc $.49. (Other candy paper. It makes the paper wa.sU- I; bargains are cherries at $.89 a gernails. offer to exchange a hair- is oosy to koop cloon ond bright. $i.g8 qt. SporU SriiMliile Browns: pitcher Schoolboy Roue, | ie ,„ , coach Ronnie Dalgl* will be I being played on toe Teachers C>)1- blossoming fabrics! You'll find a variety of gar­ set for a manicure. Or you can ex­ able. protects It from slight Shirta $S.M Tloa $1 JO Hondkarohiofs Md catcher Andy Semlnick, and tn- eea that hla club gets a re- lege of ConnecUcut court at New pound and big almond Hershey scratches, and prevents dirt fielder Buddy Blattn'er Philadel­ bars at $.22). change a shampoo and wave for or TaMght peat over the Wapplng team as Britain, the defending champion- den-fresh prints, crepes, failles, silks rayons . , , sewing services with a girl who la grease from penetrating. phia Fhilllea; Don KoHoway, Chi­ they beat them a week ago to tie ship Ellsworth Memorial team of Return Engagement Wheel Chair Basketball, 8:80- cago WTilte Stox. To build a play world, children a clever seamstress. Armory. for first place in the league. I South Windsor led a parade of } that offer a fresh approach to a fashionable spring need raw niatorlals they can Or maybe one of your chums la ' For a children's party, a dough­ Fourteen pleyera came to terms High scorers for toe Silk ilak-'jfour qualifiers for the quarter-j nut tree make# an edible center- Nosslffs vs. Wlndsof-WJlsoiT, I yM tet^'y Pittsburghtsburgh signed 'In- shape: sand and dirt and water; a top-notch dancer who would Uke 7:30—Arpiory. esr arc Johnny Klelnachmidt, Ray | finals in playdown doubleheader* WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 for all home sewers! clay and paints; w ood, raw wood, to Bw;ap a free dance lesson for piece and can be served as siu h ! fielder Jack Tl'bbln, pitcher ] VlC Dencoes. and Frank Wilson. For yesterday afternoon s-'d leel night. another type of service. It'a up with Ice cream. It Is made with •

MANCHESTES EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,» WEtiNESDAT, UABGH S. 194S The veteran eharacter actor, TfatYFIM It I.K For.KS BY FONTAINE FOX Charles Coburn; Ukaa to ramambar A nawapapanMR we know, i Huuaehntd Goods St H« ifflr S a h i 72 Hs I fa r S a le 72 bin boyhood Infatuation (or tho walk aupartattoiiat s t aoM Badness Serttre* Offered Rnoring-TrRepsiring 17.A Birds— 41 Sense and Nonsense theatar and (ha youthful ahlfta ho ' to anarienea, apaafi atvoial I AaleaMbUto for Solo 4 IM M BDIATE OeCupescy. 8 room mada to aaa aa many plajw aa hours lately aupanrialng aona BNUu Ts H setter gupe. Boaer .BRIC% POUR ROOMS Slyetlc Meeting SKATES Sharpened and keys ROOFING and Repairing of all ■ingle, lu>t water-heat with oil,' A t a recant ploneera’ picnic Mrs. pOMibl#* tIoiLwotk on a atraot-widanlag pups. Cocker pups, Fon ’Ibrrler ELBCmtODUX gas relrigaratof. made while you wait. Sawe filed klnda. Chimney work, gutter fireplace, excellent location. Now Smith won the rolling pin contest You smiled et me this morning. Mia (athar placad ons prohibition projact. Ha-got a Mt a( tan pupe, croes breed pups. Zimmer­ CaU 8898 after 8. Excellent condition. Owner by a wide margin, and, logically. From your daughter’s faca. DoCORMIER MOTOR SALES i^apltol Grinding Co., 88 Mam. work. Expert repairs. Honest leaving state. Will sell fur- vacant T room single, downstairs on hla play-going. from thla work but na ealWnaaa. SAYS: “ Seeing is believing, 7958.. workmanship. Satisfaction guar­ man Ksnnsla. l Ake Street 6>fi7. D AVENPO RT and chair, suiUble lavato^, tno bath, oil beat, large Mr. Smith won the 100-yard dash. Whan she ppssed me — without "Son.” he warned, "you must He did, bewovqr, aoquin a new anteed. call cougiilln. Manches­ for cottage or rumpus room. CaD nisHed or unfurnished. lo t A l ^ ono 8-room and one 9- S H ^ . ^ ,..r$ 4 A warning paver go to -the burlesque ehowa, Item for hla coUoetloa o f o a H o u t and when see these fine put In the market piece. FURNACES Tailored to fit your ter 7707. ro6m single, both la ebelc* loca- Shock: Bridegroom in a local "Why not, father?" the yoimgar signs. Thla ona, Adveftitemeiito cars and their low price tagjr, Wanted-Pets—Poultry— 8178. In answering my greeting. home. Van. Camp Brda. Phone Why not let ui advertise tioaa. a. A . Beeehlar, ftealtor. •tort who was asked by hla bride. Coburn wanted to know. road: Slow Man at Worii. well, you’re going to be pleas- 8244. . ^ Stock 44 DRABTICAU LT reducetL Only oAe your property In thia space. "What Is that funny-looking little She did not dream that her "Because,’’ aeid hla father, "You r«t Real For Sale Tetepboa* fitoe. ’’Hello’’ eid, but goodl” MilHncry—Dreaaaialilng 19 3-pc. living room suite, tapestry thing?" It was a thimble. I will see thlnga there that you Tha only fishing through the lea RADIO A Electrical Appliance upholstery, two cushion sofa, ARTHUR KNOPLA. Realtor FOUR-ROOM Bingt*, apace (or two Brought about a meeting To Boy To SeD Q^eewdea^* Mmnadwm e%4ie|»Mt AOir4 shouldn’t.’’ soma paopla tvar do to for ehORlaa. Sanrieaf repairs picked up and FARMERS select hardwood frame, regular more im. Largo lot now vacant Planes art now mada to go faat- Of friends of long ago. O f course, a fter’that, he had to ALTB R ATlO N b and drassmaklng. 876 Main Street delivered promptly 30 yeare’ I price 8199.95, now only 1139.88. T. J. O o c k o tt • Brokar. PbotM ■r than sound. Money hea been —Elizabeth Branger. go. 1946 CHEVROLET 2-DR, Call 2-43VU Mre. C. Brunelle. CLAMHinSD ADVT. experience. John Uahmey. Phone | Montgomery Ward, 888 Main Telephone 6440 Or 5988 8410. tr doing that for soma time. "And did you aaa thlnga you Totnhatona Oaalar— (A fter aev* SEDAN 3-1048. 1 Walnut atreet. We are known to pay the sral futlto auggastlona) Row DEFT. HOIIKS: streeet A ventriloqulat attended a shouldn’t? ” someon* asked Co­ Radio, heater. A smooth two- HAVE aoeiai 4. 8k 8, T. 8 reoai would Just a almpla ’’Gont Roma" SfW A. M. to «:4S P. M. PETEIR W. Panlaluk, electric con-1 highest prices for beef cattle. “Selling Manchester Real Fegro funeral unknown to the burn. toiie Flcetmaster. Moving—Trucking— singla houaea at raduead prlcaa. The veteran actor laughed. do for an inacription? tractor, maintenance and wiring I Sell your beef to the Estate Since 1921“ mourners. Afterward, on* of them Storago ' ZO Machinery uii< Tooto >2 Mortgagsa anangod. Imnifdlate told another what had happened "Ves,” he replied, " I saw father.” The Widow—il guess that wUl ba 1942 DeSOTO SEDAN for light and power. 40 Foster | aU right. It was alwaya tha last I I|AVB 8-4 room, 1-8 room and 1-8 occupancy. Plaaaa call thla agen­ at the cemetery. COUPE street. Phrnie 3308. tA V E U L ’S BXpreee light truekmg N EW A N b used tractors snd r^m new houses on'my list for cy for qnlek reaulta l( Intereetod place ha ever thought of goteg. 1 Amoa—You won't believe IL A -minute’s small talk la all Lost aad Pbead Heater. ’This week’s special at and delivery Weekly or monthly MANCHESTER PACKING farm machinery. See us for your sale. Tel. 6394 Manchester. In eening or buying. Georg* U PC**""* A N ’TIQUES Reflnisbod. Ropalrtng rubbish routes mvtted. Man' Mote, (Still wild-eyed) but when right, but an hour's small talk la liOST»WalI«t wltli Initial* K.G 8995.00 needs. Complete stock of various Oraaladlo. 109 Henry atreet day begins lowah Joe In his Hubby—What are you planning done OL any ftimlture Tlemann, Chester 3-4U91 COMPANY SIX 8-room slngtea. Some new, too much. Contalna money, alao content* of types of garden tractors. Dublin Phone 63/8. grave, he sayi, "Lemme down to do thla evening? 1940 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN 189 South Main etreet Phone Tractor Co., Wllllmantlc. from 88,800 on up. Immediate oo- (T|at Mntlmental value. Reward, AU STIN A. CHAMBERS Co., local easy, boys." W ife — Oh, write a letter, listen Radio, heater. For the really 8848. oupancy on all. .1. J. Crockett BRAND New 8-room house. Can to the radio, and so on. please phone 3*1448. moving, packing and. storage. Phone 2-1600 Mose— And did they finish bury­ Tha woman who dyes her hair, fussy buyer. W E SELL and service Dlsston Broker. Phone 8416. be leased for one year with op­ says Geekoline, instinctively sus­ Hubby— Well, when you gat to niJ- APPLIANCUCS eewloed and DomeaUc and overseas crating ing him? 1/>8T—tisdy’a black handbag, on chain jaws, Beaver, Bready, tion to buy. CaU Walter Olaon. Amoa— Man, Ah don't know. Ah pects that the other woman •s fig ­ the so on, don’t forget my shirt repaired, bumera, refrigaratore, and ahipping. ifixceUent van aarv- SIX ROOMS, complete. Hot water X Center street. In Jarvis Building. 1940 FORD CLUB COUPE Planet, Jr.. Rototlller garden Tel. 8084. ure is not altogether her own. ' button. ranges, washers, etc. AU work tca to West (>>aat and all parts w a n t e d —Cows, calve* and beef didn't atay. ^Contained small amount of money Radio, heater. Tou’U swear this tractors, power lawn mowera, heat, near bua line and shopping guaranteed. Metre Service CO. of U.S.A. ahd Canada. Telephone cattle. Also horses. CaU Plela center Owner occupied, $10,500. kud valuable papers. Call 7480. one is new. Johnson outboards, Briggs A ’Tel. Manchester 8-0888.' Manchester 5187. or Hartford 8- Brothers for the top dollar; Phone Stratton and Clinton' engines. Charles Lcaperance. Phone 3020. Suburban far Sal* 76 Very Nfiturally! LANK LEONARD 7405. 884 BldweU street MIC&EY FINN 1941 PLYMOUTH 2-DR O IL STOVES cleaned, lastaUed. 1428. Capitol Grinding Co.. 38 Main P IN E S’TREBTT - 'Two-family du­ COTTAGE at SUffordvIlle Lake. AnBoaoceniento SEDAN Washing machlnsa, vaetnima r»- MANCHES’TER Package deUvery. Phone 7958. OKAY-mjom THOtMElMONTIE NO-HEPOKGOT plex. Ti^mediate occupancy. Lib­ Five rooms, all turnlahed. alectrle YOUWMITIDnjT PONT WOttY. CLANCY I'VE------Heater. A very clean economical paired, lawn mowera, haao i Local light trucking and packa^ Artldea for Sale 46 f ATTENP1N6 THE TO c o v e t ME MAaaKTNsiB New and renewal car. eral termsi $8,500. Phone di^- stove, running water, toilet YOURROKONAINN •1LEAIWI9MY >rMN.-I*MGOIN power, sharpened. repaired, delivery. Refrigerators, wsshsrs ,S8 time 2-2868 evenings. 2-1822 or ' 11^ AEiA TAIFC W lA K lS r aubaerlptlou for all periodicals FOR SALX—Late modal L C Wanted—To Buy acre of land. Pries 18,000. n>ona BKMMUmOUOOMI LEKON! ni4 NOT ME2TIN60FTHE saws filed. Friendly FU lt Shop. and stove moving a specialty. 2-0382. For prompt service mquire John 1947 PACKARD 4-DR. Phone 4777. Smith standard typswriter with OUT, mt-YDU PONT eOM’TOLEAVEA NOMINATING Hiniichs 140 Summit street. Phone 3-0753. W AN TE D - Bric-a-brac, furni­ SEDAN 18-lnch carriags; exeaUaut ceudl- ture, antiques. Old Mill ’Trading SEVEN-ROOM .colonial, attached EMIT TO GET MN GfOTONMYMPV Ptwne 4898. Radio, heater. A • cyl- aweet- UINOLEUM — Asphalt tUs. waU| LIGHT TRUtnnNG. Half-ton tlon. Marlow's Poat, 17 Maple street. Phone 2 garage, flreplaee. lavatory down, Wantrd— Raul ENtate 71 •URNEP LIKE YOU EXFD5EP* heart. Save several hundred jlol covering. Dons by reliable, well- pick-up truck No ashes, no oil hot water heat. lx>f 9rxl50’. RENT A Johnson W axer for $1 ROYAL Portable typewrttere and 1089. lara on thla practically new car. trained men. AU Jobe guaranteed. I rubbisk Phone 3-1375 or 8398. Owner sacrillcing. Elva Tyler, 0IPAT0CEAMCITy/y_-o per day. We will glVe you absol Hall Linoleum Co.. 83 Oak etreet | adduig machines Used typewrit CALL MANCHESTER 8’J16 for MODERN Household fumlliire, Agent. 2-4469. utely free one "pint of Johnson’s 1941 BUICK CONV. CLUB Phone 3-4023, evenings 8188. RUBBISH and ashes removed In­ era snd adding machines sold or cu;npctent, courteoue, confidential wax, value 69c. Electrical Dept J. etc. Chamber’s Household Serv­ service 'l»Mali> 8>ii4i»»t», let tloas. Montgomery Ward, 838 1048. Pbon# 7728 Or 8378 a MEN’S Rebuilt anr relaated ahoes. bath, tumace, oak floors. Lot 60x Going To Pieceg BY EDGAR MARTIN Mala street GUARANTEED repair service on C. F. CHARBONNEAU, painter BUGS BUNNY BOOTS AND HER BUDDII In experienced and rug cleaner Imaginable. Yes, hands? w * earn te give aattatae- Maple stredt 8-1875. Paperhanging SAVE DOLLARS on canvas HEATED Room In quiet modem DUPLEX 5-5. Choice location I got It at J. W. Hale Corp., Ann. PAIN’IINO and Uon. AUe* Clampet. Real Batat* 1948 WILLYS JEEP Prompt eennee co'vers during Wards big sale! home. OenUeman preferred Copper plumbing. Excellent re­ DE-LONQ'B servlos Free estimates and Insurance. 848 Main etreet. w a n t e d —Ride from Parker and Demonstrator. Priced 8300.00 Reasonable pricea PhoM 7830 Prlcga are slashed on tarpa for Phone 3046. pair. Three-car garage. Lot 60x Repairs on «U\ es oommer- Manchester. Pbon# 4998 jr 3- Biujk streets to vicinity af Two below list. See this one now. D. B. Frechette. every use! Rugged tarps. water­ 162. Va-'ancy foi buyer. Elva elal and don 24-hour senr- proofed, mildew-proofed, to give PLE A S A N T Rooms, single or dou­ Tyler. AgenL Manchester 2-4469. 0880 HaAferd msuraneea. Hours 8:15 Ice. Phone 3-1797.\ to 4dM. CaU 3-43S7. 1938 BUICK 2-DR. SEDAN INTERIOR AND Exterior paint you sure protection for machin­ ble One minute walk from the Heater. The small model in per­ INCOME Tax eervlck for business Ing, paperhanging, celUngs re- ery, feed supplies! Buy aU you Post Office. GenUeman preferred fect running order. SEWINO Machines expertly re­ men. Individuals andXprofesslonal finished. Fully insured. Expert n e ^ now at these low prices Phone 8583. paired or adjusted. Rcaaonabis men. Accurately, pnipared by work. New 1949 waUpaper books 6’x8’, $5.67; T’xF, $7.27; 9’xlO*. Fred Baker’s Impressions ratea. Work guaranteed. CaU former Inten.al reveoM man. Edward R. Price. Phone 3-1008. $10.37: 10’xl2*, $18.67; 12’xl8' Wanted—Rooms—Board 62 u n . 8C evenings 3-9419. Be pleased, be smart, make Reasonable rates. Phm e Hr. $21.37; 15’x20’, 831.97. Montgom­ IN’TBRIOR nd exterior painting, ery Ward, 828 Main street Of Conditions in England ■ A VIN O ‘'A party t Berd-m’s Ice your choite today from our Dolan, 2-0744. Call after X P- paperlianglng. Free a^matea. cream wlU lie a treat Ordcni tak complete stock of superior WaUpaper sold Raymond Flak*. W’OULD Like room and board for Cluttered up cellars and attlcx^con- 8 year old girl. CaU 2-4120. ea fOr any amount CaU Bast side cars and remember, we buy, stit'ute a fire hasard. Why t ^ e Phone 3-9237. Boats and Aecenaoiica 46 Fred Baker of 380 East Center ^be scarce, and coupons are' still ■oda Shopb Manchester 8880. needed to secure these necessary we sell and we service all chances, when we clean either^r BY V. T. HAMLIN streeL haa returned after a articles. The morale of the people Look Who's Here makes and models here at both at reasonable ratea. Cm JOHNSON SEA Horse outboard Apartments, Flats, ALLEY OOP HAVE TOUR Inoosae tas returns Private Instmctioas 28 Motor Sales and Service. W * also month’s visit to England, where Is very high, and he claims that pcepafed by former deputy col­ either 5305 or 3-2392 for estP Tenements 63 TH' V U ^ L P '« 1 ; >EZZiB. PiNNV. C\.' repair the other*. Capitol Grind­ he visited many of his relative* the British foUcs, with all the mis­ ' B c v . y o u a n ’ m e — lector o f tntema! Revenue. Eve­ mates. DRIVINO. dual control, OUKOySTKKrJ ing Cd„ 88 Main street Phone FIVE ROOM furnished apartment. and friends, and made a tour of ery and woe they have experi­ VvESE A N nings only. Ptone 8008. certified Inetnictor. BaJ enced, seem to be more contented u n b s a t a b l e , DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES Driving echool. CAU 3-3245. 7958. Immediate occupancy. References country viewing many of the HoaschoM Services required. Write Box B, Herald. sights. with every day life than the aver- c c k b in a 'tutn: ABtonobllcs For Sal* 4 24 Maple Street Tel. 8864 Offered 18 A WTien questioned as to condl- •r'r "I osical—Dramatic 29 Diamonds— Watehc REN T Seekers. Do you want a m ? CHEVROLET 2-door Fleet-1 SAVE ON Inlaid linoleum for your Jewelry 48 rent? See us today. Rental Service th, BriOsh Empire. Mr. B,ker n ld j counter and doors Remnants H- Bureau, 641 Main street. Phone line, in excel^t «»nditlML Full Qpen Till -9 P. M. Thursdays PIAN O N IU N IN O and repairing. price 81,450. Call 5177 between • prlce. AU tirpes of metal for Leonard EcceUente, 113 Center LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler. Re­ 2-4279 anytime. - f t counter work at reasonable street. TW. 4757. pairs snd -idjusta watches expert “ '..V.!e?U,? “" r o r t fl. m. and 9 p. m. TW O COUPLES to share 6 room prices. Free Installation Instruc­ ly et reaeonabl* prices. Open Many o f his relatives anr persopU , ^er# 1947 FORD two-door. 1940 Chevro­ 1938 OLD3MOBILE sedan, radio, tion* Danger’s Floor Covering. 41 PIANO ING. repairs, recon- Thursday evening 129 Spruce furnished apartment. Heat, light frlends were In the thick of the ' In the states continue to send let. 1939 Oldsmobila aedan. Clean, heater, defroster, new paint, re­ Purnell Place, formerly Wards ditloning. John CocSerham. atreet. Phone 2-4887. and gas furnished. Bath, shower built motor. Kelley’s Service Cen­ bombing, and teey became w u ^ package* periodically to the Brtt- 1% rlepondabls priced low. Liberal Farm Store. 28 Bigelovf eet Phons 4219. and extra lavatory. Phone 2-9637 to it that'it was considered noth WT«■ 9CM orv . . . . V t - ' ter. 16 Bralnard Place. Phone ish people, but he would suggest trades. Oda Motors. 4184. before 8 p. m. Ing out of the ordinary to sit In 7255. SAVE ON your laundry bills. In­ 49A that the packages be sent more "Mow about a quarter, Pop? I'm going to have t * wag* a ,, Foal and Feed the evenings on the back porch ]947%MEVROLBT Fleetline Areo- dividual aervice In Manchester’a often In amaller quantities. One Help Wanted—Female 35 and watch the planes Hying In ' cold war against my rival!" > » - 1936 PLYMOUTH sedan. A nice only automatic, self-service laun­ SOFT Firewood, $10 for two cord Business l/ocations big package every two or three aed X ^^d lo, heater, defrosters with their deadly bomb*. He said running 'ar. Can be bought for dry You load your wash Into our W ANTED Young lady, exper­ load delivered. Phone Rockville For Rent 6t months goes a long way in making 14,000 mUes Kelley’s Service his sister had commented on the BIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH BY DICK TURNER Hildfi Cracks Up KV MERRILL C. BLOSSER 8195. Kelley’s Service Center, 16 new Bendix machines and we do ienced In bookkeeping, typing, 562J2. It pleasant for the time being, but CARNIVAL FREChl.KS AM) HIS FRIENDS Center; 18 Bralnerd Place. Phone fact that the planes came In so Bralnard Place. Phone 7255. the rest. Wash done In 30 min­ shorthand. Good salary, and va­ FOR Rent—Two-room office. Lo­ he la certain that they would ap­ ive u M s! vou I JUST eCTTA LAU6H ,^ nnmuiou T l 7350. FREE Fireplace or furnace wood. low yo\i could distinguish the fa­ (Ja lf an m oor! ^ And twey TAik asoct mules ( I G ®.' utes while you wait or shop. SOc cation. Apply 80 Waddell road. cation near Main street. The preciate emallcr amounts more 1 CANT RESIST JUST TOO MEAN ' V<3U LOOK > L$T5i OO 1946 CHEVROLET plrk-up. Good Two large felled trees to be cut Purnell Corporation. Apply Mar­ cial features of the pllotk. often, such as articles of clothing, ~Tke AND NEtTWER. L'kE A RABV HAWk SOMt - 1989 PLYMOUTH aedan. Radio, per washer load i up to 9 lbs.) We WlU. 6UD6E ' ANV LONGER / © O T T A heater, defroster. New tires. Very condition. Inquire at 1061 Main PART 'TIME stenographer-typist. up. 15 Foreet street office. low’s. UX)K SO 1/------^ 1931 PICK-UP Chevrolet. Good working a few hours or a few Garden—Farm—Dairy rent, suitable for small sales or slowly. The countryside and small­ Company, Manchester Division. (i> iRRestsTiaif Y 7855. Farm Store! Phone 2-4274. tires, $100. 83 Union street. Phone days at a time at Irregular inter­ Products 50 office space, $35 month rent. er towns *h->w more clearly how His social and fraternal activltiea vou* . 3-4003. OPfogeNfS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY W EAVIN G of bums; moth hole* vals. If you are qualified and wish Write Box L, Herald. * ba’ Monday, direct from the AVAII.JtBLE Immediately. Build-- the Britlsh-Americao Club, t of THE NEW HUDSON handbags repaired, zipper re­ time write Herald. Box D, stating tol anil Manchester had been heav­ er. new tires, seat in rear of car farm. This week’s prices: Ebt- Ing, 16x21, suitable for showroom, which he was Its first president In y > placement. umbrellas repaired, hours and or days available and ily damaged, although It didn’t Rebuilt motor. Kelley’s SeHrlce largp. 73"; large, 69c. Prop card office or workshop, full basement, 1922, and the Washington Social men's shirt collars reversed and hourly rate desired. seem ns notic"able. because of the It’i Decidedly Different! Center, 16 Bralnard Place. Phoae to L. Dlmock. Spring Brook Poul­ lavatory, fluorescent lighting, Club. Thla was his first visit to replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending vast size of the city. 7255. try Farms, Storrs, Conn. linoleum floor. Inquire Bedard’s his birthplace since before the Shop. WAN;TED — Girl, recent High Food Continues Scarce No IVades Necessary school graduate, for general office Floor Covering, 55: School street. Clothing and food continue to war. Phone 2-0866. Demonstrators Auto Afceaaories— uAT FINI.SH Holland window work. Typing ability required. Household Goode St Tires ahadrs mads to measure. Keys Write Box T, Herald. Ham Steckel. of 77 Boulder road Available Anytime made while you wait Marlow’a. S PE C IA L—3 days only, 9x13 wool 6S Lecture Scries before Sunday evening preceding J X ^ EARN $50 selling 100 boxes greet­ Wanted to Rent PRICES Slashed on Warda vital­ faced rugs. $34.95, suitable for each luncheon. KY AL VERMEER ing cards. Napkins, coasters, PRISt ILI.A S POP The Feminine Viewpoint ized motor oil! Warda Premium CURTAINS Laundered. Straight, bedroom, livpig room or dining SM ALL STORE space oft Main or McCLURE AUTO CO. stationery and complete line with B y (]ouiilv YW grade vitalized oil, only 66c a gal­ 8,5c; ruffled, $1.25. Called for and room. Nice aelecUon of pettems Center street, of*other central lo­ SHE'LL take what she SETS 60 Wells Street name on. Costs nothing to try. SON.' th a ts one time when f^ E P W iS E , 1 lon In 55 gal. or two 30 gal. delivered. I^one 2-2411. and colors. WhUe they last, at cation. Phone 5918, Tel. 2-9442 Send for samples and selling plan New Rcstaiiraut TOLKS OON’T WHO drums. Three 5 gallon cans $4.25 Benson’s, 713 Main street. The Public Affairs Limcheons, VJOULO Open Evenings on approval. Jewel, 1217 Market THREE or fou? room* by young aponsori-d by the Manchester HAVE ANV each. Case ,of 24 one-quart cans CURTAINS Laundered. Called for CHOICE: HAVE street. Department 25, Philadel­ g o o d e a s y washer with pump, couple 9who are willing to . re­ Branch of the Hartford County Y, Formally Opened $5.28. Federal tax Included. Mont­ and delivered. Call 2-9254. BOVS gomery Ward, 828 Main street. phia 7. Pa. in perfect running order. Kemp’s, decorate a moderate rent. Ref­ W. C. A., v;-ill start on March 8. ? 1942 S’TUDEBAKBR Champion. erence* furnished If desired. Tele­ Inc. Tel. 5886. and continue for five consecutive The new Center Restaurant was Radio and heater. Phone 2-3198. AUTO RADIO Universal type phone 2-2848. Tuostlays. 'The topic for dl.scusslon Ruildinir—Cjintractlnff 14 EXPERIEINCED waitress. Garden with push buttons. Includes an CHEST OF Drawtrs. stoves, mis­ In this scrle.s will be "Twentieth formally opened this morning at , 1946 FORD V-8 two-door coach. Restaurant, 840 Main street. cellaneous wed furniture. Rail­ W ANTED -Two Medium size ga^ Low mileage, personally owned, tenna and separate speaker, $20. FOR THAT carpentry Job, large Century America through the 11 o’clock. Direclor.Johft L Lap- road salvage. 187 Middle T ^ - rages, vicinity Silver Lene or Call 2-4470. or small, from building In book­ ARE YOU a woman who wants to W^sTcVnTe'r W e t ' Ph;;r. 'Man- Arts,’’ and _flne speakers have pen, representing the mayor, cut 4 new tires, 1 new recap spare. pike E ast Monday through wr\~ Thla ear like new. Can be seen at cases to flnlshlng off rooms, call make money to realize some am­ been secured. the big blue ribbon on the main day 8-f, Saturday 9-9. Chester 4250. 185 McKee, or call 7513. Owner MONTGOMERY WARD G. Ashenbrenner, 2-1410. bition? You can be a corsetlere, Dr. Esther .Seaver, Supervisor of entrance before a crowd o f about leaving state. Financing arrang- REBUILT MOTORS have a business of your ow n as a FAM ILY OF Four adulta,*Jtd one hklucutlon at Wadsworth Athe- 50 persona, and everyone present ALTERATIONS and addlUona. e u r e k a Vacuum cleaner, com­ scurried inside to marvel at the sd- dealer In Spencer Individually de­ plete with all attachments. Prac­ small child would like a five or neum in HurUord, Will give the In­ EXCHANGE PRICE New ceilings. Also roofing and spacious new dining room. signed supports. Profits good. tically new. Win sactlflce. Call six room rent. Cell Mrs. Maude troductory lecture on March 8, 1941 CUSTOM DeSoto four-door i siding. A. A. Dion. Inc. Phone Mr. Lappen spoke briefly con­ 4860. 299 Autumn streeL Write or call Mrs. 'Theda Johnson, Foley. 3790. taking as her subject "'The Arts black .sedan. Radio and heater. Ford Model A^$114.95 8202. ^ ______. . . cerning the history of the new es- . . ______i^'e^&Tt. 1933-’34 - $134,95 Andover, Conn. Phone WUllman- Reflect Our Time." On March 15, Private owner. Phone 2-449S. NORGE Refrigerator, apartment WANTED—Five or six room flat tablishmen and of Its popularity in 1935-36 $134.95 CARPENTEh 'Vork of aU klnda. tic 1875J1. Mrs. Vechel Lindsay will talk on Another Method? BY MICHAEL O'MAI.I.EV AM ) RAl.PH I.ANF Roots, sidings, additions and al­ siae. Stewart-Wamer conaole or house by local business man, Literature. Mrs. Ann Randall of the community for 28 yean. He ex- L e. a MT. MS. VIC FLINT FOR S A LE - 1936 Chevrolet. Ask­ 1939-'41 —$147.95 wife and *cho»il girl Good resi­ preased the wish (or continued AND TOO 000010 men! terations Also new construction. radio, call 2-3858. the Randall Playhouse In Hartford € J L t S S k i ’'rVtCOTAUTMOSB TMtoONAJM’.MltoY.mU ing. $230. Call 2-4183 between 10- V-8’s With Heads Help Wanted—Msie 36 dential neighborhood. Call 2-4427. success to James Morianoa and l2S1£JI 6 p. m. CHEVROLET SlefferL Phone 2-0258. - will speak on Drama on March 22. Tm going ta tat H ring a few time*! Do** h* think Pm U HSW OMfSeS Jnaui MM AKMINO NAVI 10 UOMBINA’n O N oil and gaa On March 29, Mosha I^aranov, John Kambas, proprietors o f the Good morning, air! Whisk th# oovqr* off for you?" ON NAM8IB8 90 1939-’4l $114.95 YOUNG M AN for short order businesA WON m u tr m m r n m . / /, 193$ OLDSMOBILE coach, heater, CARPENTER Vork of all kinds. range. Excellent condition. Gaa head of the Julius Hartt Founda­ parehad hare waiting for him to call?' w iifU fn w 19.37 —$137.95 cook and counter work. ’Die W ANTED --5 or 6 room rent. The restaurant will continue to radio, new tires, m good condi­ Attics finished, cabinet work aJ water heater, reasonable. Call tion will give the talk on Music, 1938-$142.95 Sheridan Restaurant. Manchester or vicinity. 3-9219. operate under the same schedule tion, $250. Owner cannot use two teratlons, also colorful plastic UI* 8095. and on April 5, Dr. Seaver OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE PLYM OUTH that was followed in the'oM loca­ OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS cars. Phone 2-0959 between 5-8 p. bathrooms, kitchens. Charles PUBLIC Utility employee with give the final lecture on A rt 1933- 41—$134.95 W AN TE D —Man to Work Satur­ C IN D ERELLA Baby washer, pra^ tion. It wiH be closed all day Sun­ go THAT ISNOHTDff'itoU PiNAHCSOJ B6AD, (MARTHAf OiO VOU ^ m. 1942 - $139.95 Davis. Phone 2-0294. 25’ years service Is looking for This series Is to be held at the YOU BTarrep t h a t - days and Sundays, in gaa station. tlcally new. Priced rlghL Kemp a, day. and the hours from Monday WAfi AdlcrrHec b u « n t - o o t SAV JO B T VOU /WSAM-— DODGE Must be experienced afid over 25 rent. Family Of five. Single or Salvation Army Citadel at 1 p. m l Sa w y o o PUT M(5 CONCRETE Contractor, mason Inc. 5880. through Saturday will be 8:80 a fUL*./ VOO’O SeTTCR. G 6T AH,UMt-*- WOiRK.X t a k e FOR 'THE beat in used cars thor­ 1933-’41—$134.95 duplex preferred. Can pay rea­ The lectures will, follow the regu­ BALL UNDCR MOUR work and landacaptng. V. BelluC' years of \ge. Van’s Service Sta­ m. I'Hitll 1 a. na. A GOB— IP- VOU AtOP£ IT ? HOW ODD A oughly reconditioned and liberally DODGE ’rRUCK-S159.95 PROTECT Your davenport from sonable ' rent. Write Box E, lar Uincheont, which are served at SHIRT a n d WIGC4.E cl. Phone 2-1601 or 5042. tion, 427 Hartfor- Road. More than a dozen baskete of AROONO HEOe.X’LL HAVETD COlNODSNCe guaranteed In VTl-lng It la to your 20% Down On 1937's Up moths for 50 cents e year. One Herald. 12 noon. However, tt la not neces­ V NOW DON’T advantage to see Moriarty Bros, flowers were sent by^well wisher*, XPECr ME'«0B£ P u t a h o l e in v o o a h b a D v JUST SCANMiNG Motors Available for Immediate spraying of Berlou stops moth sary to attend the luncheon# In or­ j o u r n a l POR. first All makes, all models, pric­ Delivery W’ANTEI>— Experienced painter. LANDLORDS. We specialize In and baskets continued to pour in STDPPINO MfY AMO 1 DON'T WAkNT t h e ' Roofing—Siding 16 damage for 6 years o r Berldu der to be at the lecture. every hour. 'The proprieow wish to GEMTEBL ed to ault jrour budget needs. "On Phone Edward R. Price. 3-1003. obtaining rents (or tenants and There will be a alight charge (or E v e irr— ^ SAWOOST SPlLLlNS OUT ON) MONTGOMERY WARD pays the demege. Watkins Broth­ thank .their many friende for their f U*\f-tUE^ the lever at Center and’ Broad ROOFING — Speciallxing In re- we get our fee from them. We the lectures. Reservations may be er^, Manchester. patronage, and have pledged the ,’DOO«e6LL/ > ■traete. Phone Manchester 5138. 828 Main Street peiring roofa of all klnda. i ' AM BITIOUS Man to handle W at­ select for you only reliable ten­ made ' by cslling Mrs. Charles kins Quality products. Territory ants with good credit references. same courteous and prompt aerv­ J f ^ 2-1 SNOW Cap Urea Recapping new roofa. Gutter work. Chim' USED Gas and electric refrigem- House of Westland street, or by available In Manchester. Products Our service to you fon renUng ice that has been available In the and vulcanizing one day aervice neya cleaned and repaired. No tora, breakfast a#L kltcban cab­ purchasing * ticket at the door. m i FORD. Very reasonable. famous for over 81 years. Exper­ your property Is free. Rental past. *BY LESLIE TUKNKB Truck Ur* eervice guaranteed Job too emell or large. Good inets. living-room furniture, etc. The committee In charge of ar­ He Can’t Say It a 3-0680. ience and age no-barrier. You can Sen’lcf Bureau. 641 ktaln atreet WASH TUBBS workmanship New Kelly Spring work, fair price Free estimates. bedroom eta. Chambar’a Wara- ranging ihla aeries is Mrs. Charles make a good income selling Wat- Phone Manchester 2-4279 any­ Ok. tin MV paDPv wouiowT IwCHIITlBtONOM 1848 PLYM OUTH special deluxe field and RicMuu; Urea Man CaU Howtsy. Uanebester 5861 houaa Seltp. 601 MiddH Tumpike Holme, chalrmaft; Mrs. Alan Olm- kin* Quality products. Write Wat­ time. We place tenants every­ OO THSTl «0I »ST« VOU IBltto VOU KNOW! AT MOMT stub texma. R. and H , clean all Chester Tire and Recapping, 3tl5 EasL Fhone 5187. stead. Mr*. Rlchar^ MarUn. Mr* L TWNKOa BO MANY kins Quality Products, 24 Linden where. aO «MD MO TAKItto * W ml! aim . iaS7 CiMvrolei 4-door sedan, Broad atreet Pbon* 3-432t Heating—Plonbing 17 Edward Beasgr. Mrs. Joseph . Enjoy Year *IRnin4 WMto $ WU. HCLF WMi hZMm. good eeartltVin. 1941 Olda- Place, Hartford, for Interview. W E BUT and ^ aafi good Montveka. Mr#. 'Wlnaton Sharpe, ao HtWOUlPN’TlNtlT* furniture, combiaation raaaes. Windkrw Comfopt With X M M eoBvwtlhla ctub coupe. GENERAL Repnlra, Jobbing, re­ H 011M 8 fo r Bala 72 and Mrs. ’Thomas Dawkins. TMAT.WOULB HS7 U ik Bbafi 4-4eer aadaB, good all Bnsineaa Serrices Offered 13 modeling, water piping, deep and gae tang** aeaten. Jon** Rrservatiofts for the luncheons Sitoatkms Wanted— Furniture Store. 88 Oak. Phone RUSCO AU-Metal Self- *Wr. m i De«oto *4eor. R. and VENETIAN Blinds Ail type* shallow well pumpa, gaa and MANCHES’TER GREEN — Cape may be made by calling Mrs. WU- Female 38 8-1041. Ood, six finished rooma. fireplace, M Ranmdlttnnad a a i guaranteed, mad* to order, atao recondition electric automatic water heaters Storing Combinatkin •to Tbia er Howard tar a good, Ing. Beat quality. FtndeD Menu available. Prompt service. Ed' BIG E ASY eaminga for you! Just l a u n d r y Bet tuba Alao wash­ oil heaL automatic bot water. Lot 1. M agy > othaea to (acturtng Jo., 485 Middle ‘Tiani ward W. Johnson. Phone 6979. show samplw $1 assortment of ing esecMne, |n VSTg gOOd OOndl- 80x150. Sale price 812.000, liown Storm Sash and (Mm- Oaiifcdimdttr and pike Bast UaU 4865. 15 Everyday greetings to friends. tlon. can be Been at 828 Autumn payment $3,000. Alice. ClampeL E FFIC IE N T Plumbing and beat­ 848 Main atreeL Phone 4998 or Screen^. They3I buy! You make up to atreeL' . . RADIO need fixing? Hava'.4t.fa- ing. Plugged drains maetatn* 100% cesh profit! Nenw-lmprint 8-0680. INSURE * * e n u oalrad by experts Plck-tg) earv cleaned. 'Jarl J. NygrcB. Phone ed "Channette’’ notee. niepkine, FLU O R prohlema soivefi With TU/Nto tee, guaranteed work. Sets c b * » 0497, FIVE ROOM houae, funiace. he*L V IK IkK atatlonery, many other money­ tlaolanm. aapbaR tOe « TMeeao od IB tbe hom*. Oar radtoa Expert workmanahtp, free very good condition', d ean McKin n e y brothers )ANKD makers- Get amortment on ap­ M. X * CLOUGH NfW»T0 Cm- ■paelaRy. $Unch«ster Rad« proval, imprint -•■ tn-e mates Open evenlnge throughout. Qidek occupancy Reel Eetate and ln««renre Read Herald Adva. $8,000 Charles Lrsperane*. Phone T*L •arvioa, 78 Btrch streaL Pboo* Friandship, 376 - Elnura. Funutura. Oaa 8*8 MAIN n- TBU 8880 2 »&32 CiET QRAQf I K.T. , ^4 . ■.'t- V WEUriBSOAT^ UAXCH S, 194* Averags Dally Nst Pn m Bon i a l V . 1 . ' V ■ "V. Mmirlftatfr Cumins Ifwatt For dw Mania a< Fibrnaty, I94S

and tha abandon mant of the pres­ ratlflaa any Barmal aotloaa o r rae- Mr. aad Mra. Frank North of 8 ■nw anpleyaaa e f tha Manehaa* ent Bunce school. ords heretofore algned by the sec­ ’9,713 tar boapttal w ill hold a food aale Oxford street have moved to Ham­ retary. Tha motion reads: J »] I den. The apartment waa taken by Move to Ask The motion foUowe: MaasbOT et Ike Aadit ia r the banaflt o f the buUdinc ■‘Moved: that the General Man­ ’’Moved: That the secretary of faad, a o’dodt Thuraday, March Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Englehart, Jr., ' 'Banaa mt who moved from Apartment D at ager of the Town ef Manchester the Board of Directors ba and Bal^ Shcp Speciah MflficMNar— ^ Ciiy of VlUage^Charm A a t Bala'a There w ill be home- State Funds hereby la authorised to sign on be­ S m H A * “ .W l ____ had and home*canned food at 76 Middle Turnpike, west. be and he hereby la authorlaed isnd * e S ^ W itoeliiie* ^wle Ae- Instructed, Teach* noon luncheon Thursday. Rev. Baby Shop—Midn Floor Rear And Bomb Bay Doors; For 24 Months’ Con- in the preparation of yonr ers Association will meet Thurs* the building of the Olcott school Emerson, who la conducting the Medical Officers to tinuation by a Vote toeome ta» retnm call day evening at 8 o'clock at the three-day miaaion at the evening In Strategy In Assembly Told home o f Mrs. Edwin D’Agostino at servicbs o f S t Mary’a, ia rector of Check Effects o f Hop O f 23 to 2 Today; 45 Farm Drive. S t Paul’s church in Norwalk. » George P* Anderson Clearance for Flight by Proposal to Impose Ray Dwyer has returned to his Forth Worth, Tex., March 785 Center St, Td. 6859 A daughter waa bom to Mr. aiid fSl SBib Baldwin Base» Hit Stmd Barbed Wire photo shop after a two weeks’ iU- Mrs. Francis Minor, of 109 Bran­ 3 —(jpy—^The crew of "Lucky State Department Is Baek aw«ha ciaaad far the tret «m e alaee Wbu *•. tka U. Foree B-56 "Lacky Lady U " t a a c ^ Fines and Iniprison- nasa. ford atreet, at the Hartford hoa- MAlkNI 4g„a aa tka npway at Fort Wartk. Tex., after compietiag a 28,462-ralle i-mnd-the-irorld aaa-stop On ^Principle and Pol­ pltal, last night Lady II,” by chance the first Seen Important Fact in -iiient .Also Rejecled Siikt, whWi b a | M from tka aaina ^ Said. (N E A T a l e p h o t a ) . ______icy* on Economy Tho St. James’s choir will be men to fly non-stop around International Politics Put Around kaard over Station WCCC for the the world, slept off a 24-hour In Statement Today Washington, Marclt 3— iJP) Mirrors, Gloss seven weeks of Lent, starting this When Minutem quarantine today. The 14 Washington, March 3 — (JT) — — The House Banking com- , Sunday from 5 to 5:15 p. m. men landed at Carswell air Holland Talks Am erican Communists Reds’ House Furniture Tops, Window Count Dlplomata today aaalgned the non­ State Capitol. Hartford. mittee voted .23 to 2 today to Griswcid's base yesterday, 94 hours and March 3— (fP)— A legislative extend rent controls for J5 and Plate Glass, Auto Glass The T P L of tho Salvation Arm y your dqptor tel^ stop round-the-world flight of an will present pictures tlonlght at one minute after, standby In Filibuster I policy based on the “principle Army Engineers Also ! months, rejecting an admin- SERVICE STAtTON ’ phone his preaerlpHon American bomber a lignlflcant and Pledge Opposing W ar 7:80. These pictures are being 174 West Center* Street orders became operational. They I and policy of economy” wa.s I istration request for a 24 shown by courtesy of tha Tele* (e WeMon’a over our pri­ had crossed aeven aeaa and four highly dramatic place In the grand Set Up Floodlights White Gloss Co. WilUanI J. Gee. Prop. The SHOE BAR continents, covered more than ; enunciated today for the Re- nionth.s’ continuation. The phono Company and will include vate profeeetoaal wire for Television Qiairs 2*98 ea. strategy of the cold war. Dixie Senators,Push Ar­ Close to Frankfurt 24 Birch St Manchester the hurricane of 1938. There will General Repair Work 23,000 miles, refueled in mid-air ' publican party by it.s state controls expire March 31. un- Imaaedlate delivery to 997 MAIN STREET NEAR MAPLE ST. An important fact in terms of Foster and Dennis As­ be no admission charge. Metal back, height 31”, weight 8 lbs., seat 13” square. four times and circumnavigated international politics la that the gument Against Al­ I chairman, Clarence F. Bald- les.s renewed. The committee Opes Oally S A M. TO I P. BL Tires, Batteries, . year boma. the globe at nearly its greatest Repatriation ^lissioii Ideal for television, cards, etc. State department had opportunity sert Party W ill Op­ ' al.io: bMMBag Satarday Accessories tering Senate Rules News Tidbits 1 win. The G. 0. P. leader, as- girth. , to block the flight but did not do Rejects Penalties Proposals Get yonr car ready now Buy Women’s and Men’s riaead la History by Chance pose Any War Pro­ ! serting that if the state is to Frsnkfurt,' Germany, March 3. Plenty Of Parking eo. Tw o and a hal* years ago a Called From (A*) Wires remain in. a "Strong financial 1. Turned down an administra­ for spring and anmnicr WELDON'S Chance placed "Lucky Lady n,” Washington, March 3 — (F) — — S. Arm y engineers tion proposal to impose fines up to On Premises somewhat similar project was voked by ‘W all Street’ , position." it must “ watch care* driving. 991 MAIN 8TBEET Its pilot, Capt. James Gallagher, vetoed by the diplomats. Southern aenatora today pushed strung barbed wire entanglements *5,000 and imprisonment up to and crew In history. Another fully our spending and borrowing SHOES Thus the changed attitude may their filibuster - to - save-the-fUl- Yale I'niversiiy is selected as around the blockaded Russian one year for landlords wilfully . Phone 8459 plane was to have made thw/Hght. programa,’’ expressed the belief Samson Card Tables 5*95 ea. be taken aa e measure of the ex-1 New York, March 3— (/P)— First district representative in that substantial _ _ cuta ran be made repatriation mi.^.'ion to'lay, and violating rent ceilings. The B-50 bomber wWcH^tarted buater Into Its fourth day in the 2. Rejected an amendment by tent to which relations between I U. S. Communist leaders Eastern regional basketball play-! ,^” {hV~budget proiKj.sed'W Gov- set up floodliglits. All metal construction. Several patterns. w’hat the A ir Force/«ipj[Si=fc call a Senate. Repre.sentativc Brown (D-Ga) At a New, Low Price "routine training mission" got ss Russia and the west tiave gone! . . . . —.V j ' niedcred their nartv todav to o®* N.C.A.A. at Madison Square ernor Bowles. The explanation was obscure. A Pythisn Sisters downhill. .senatorSenator Hollandnouana (D-Fla) hadn>u .| r—P =--- ___------______. t_.j - i garden March 21-22 ... Patient "Much of the governor's pro- that would have required the rent far as the Asorea after taking off the floor, arguing against the p ro-1 oppose any war provoked by military policeman said the new administrator to set rent ceilings last Friday. The engine Bre The decline started at the peak "X ." man who baa been in coma in ■ gram Is a projection into the yeara move waa to prevent the possibil­ Past, Chiefs We Feature ''Fine Shoeo Fron Fine Sources’* posal to alter the rules ao that ‘Wan street” interests de­ Cincinnati hospital for more than ahead. It would be, at this time, to provide "reasonable return on which forced thla plane down sent o f hopes for east-west coopera­ ity of food being smuggled in to fair value" of a rental property. tion in peacemaking. Its- present two-thirds o f those voting could spite "the efforts of the six years, continues in generally much sounder to restrict our HALE'S SELF SERVE Save DoUara On Each and Every Pnirl "Lucky Lady n " aloft. cut off a filibuster at any time. tne eight blockaded Russiana. and I'lin committee has not yet fin­ low point a characterized by the good health ... Dutch appear to be spending and borrowing to the im­ The Original In New England GalUgher and hU history­ Backers o f an anti-fllibuater, peace forces of America and to prevent them from leaving "on ally approved the full rent meas­ Rummage n w v c o m making crew had been on stand-by belief of the western powers that pushing ahead their plan to settle mediate period ahead of us until their own,” without reporting to ih f TRY THE SHOE BAR FIRST! rulea-changing resolution showed the world.” A statement is­ future statue of Indonesia despite the economic uncertainty that we ure which it w ill send to the House orders for sny emsrgency that military readiness to atrika back no inclination to press for a quick Americaft authorities first. for a vote. Today's action waa on MaacHitrlul Comik " sued by Communist National republican opposition . .. Thou­ face has disappeared." and HEALTH MARKET might aria*, im elr B-60, an im­ la now an absolute essential of The Americans want the Rus­ psoposed amendments to legisla­ showdown. Chairman William Z. Foster and sands of Bulgarians, carrying ban­ The Republican party, said proved varsloii of the B-S9 at^r- peace. Democratic Leader Lucas of sians to leave— in fact, ordered tion to continue the controls. Sole bomber, was airborne at Ifi:21 Ffovldea Dramatic lastaaee General Secretary Eugene Dennis ners, walk through swirling snow Baldwin, remains "keenly aware them to go— and have offered nUnoia told reporters he is un-1 declared American Communists Asks Lightening of La w p. m. (e. A t.) Saturday. In this jcnae the B-SO trip which 1 to celebrate 71st anniversary of of the housing problem.’’ It is al­ transportation facilities to the decided just when he w ill try t o ' would take no part in “an luijust, THURSDAY, 9 A. M. THURSDAY SPECIALS Tha aleak, silvery plane return­ ended yeaterday at Fort Worth 1 their freedom frem Turks. so ‘‘alert.’! be asserted, "to our border if the Russians leave vol The action came while Housing cut o ff the present talks. aggressive and imperialist war." responsibilitiesjuea in theuie neioafields oio f_ ro- ^ - when asked for ed to Ita starting point yesUrday provides a single dramatic in­ Pre'Vioualy be bad scheduled the Searchers dig for more bodies in Expeoiter Tigbe E. Woods was Odd Fellows Hall , at 10:21:56 a. m. (a. a. t.) SborUy On the contrary, the atatement i wTerkage of private munitions ucation. w elfare. ■' institutionalu.kn(rj,...... vxplaiiation of the barbed ' asking senators to extend and stance. It ahowa what the United filing of a cloture—or debate said, the Oonunumsts would "co­ Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales afterward na crew waa placed un­ States and other western powers plant in Istanbul, Turkey, that other..atate services.*“ ” '’'** ' wire and floodlights, the militsry ' tighten the rent law. limiting—petition Monday. He operate with all democratic forces - "A t the same time.” he con­ der a 24-hour quarantine, ending are trying to aceompUeh on a said t t e t action may be postponed blew up ... Seven persons die in policeman replied cryptically; Woods testified that a "shocking to M A C A R O N I 15c bomb b ^ sS L ^ S uSS I Frandsco official w ho disappearto ^ ; ^ /"”T '" » ‘*''P*‘**™ *'P"^’' by March 1. watched the wire the extension to 90 ^ y a . Wolcott i l l Roimbllcan aenatora probably m ime with cne usual uonununiat t ...... _ r ------ss-vou-xo.as-you-go. stringing operations curiously *ai data attack. democracies.’' I ton, Tex. leader in public welfare and state • what further controls. If any, are flight and to give the men a riiance In tha flight o f the B-SO bomber RcpubUcana trying to decide what tion of leaving, although they are Kcail ‘-Holtb lug t\rr,v 13 Oz. Can 25c Tha htatement charged that the ! House I-abor subcommittee to services. needed. SARDINES to aieep—on bada with aprlnga and the Soviets can now read unpre­ their position la until the petition cut off from water. light, gas. tel­ Bhaata instead o f 01 blankata, thin Marshall plan and "the proposed ‘ start publip hearings Monday on "This,’’ he said, "has been the Many Democrats supported the ____ Saluftlay M gi't cedented evidence o f tha range of la actually filed,’’ he said. ephone service and food from the cot mattrasaea and a bomber floor. Atikntic war alliance” are part of administration's bill to repeal Taft- result of uninternipted progress 15 months extension despite Presi­ S'/] OZ. C A N EASTCO American strategic air power. outside. On the chance that water Nawamen wera permitted to Lucas did not say so, but there "W all atreet’a schema of world I llartlev art . . . Treason trial of based on wise planning, sound dent Truman's plea for 24. S*ome HOBBY SHOPPE They may reason that no single were clear indications that admin- ; domination, Mildred E. lAxia Sally) Gillars is might leak through to the mis­ question the men only briefly yes­ economics and considered action. sion by faulty dosed valves, the: 6 Griswold Street Flume 3’i88 SARDINES 2 F.r 19c terday before they went Into quar­ one of their cities, ahould war ever istration UeutenanU fear they i Foster and Dennis— both under, recessed to await arrival of de- This type of progress must and (dnatlnoed om Page Pour) come, would be safe. may not have the votes to sustain i Federal charges of conspiracy to l feme witnesa from Germany . . . engineers even ordered the pipes, Open 10 M. to 7 P. .'L antine. Official times and dis­ ran continue during the current Gen. Curtla E. Lemay, chief of a poasihle ruling by Vice President! advocate forcible overthrow of the ! Chinese Ambassador Wellington sawed in .half CNDERWOOD tances were to be computed today. biennium. ' ' A Russian visitor to the mis­ The Ah- Force had given as ap­ the Strategic .Air Command, was Barkley that the present debate j u. s. government—said in their | Koo urges State department to Baldwin said at pre.sent there asked at Tort Worth whether the can be cut off. i statement that "w e do not regard make fullest use of available sion had relayed an appeal for proximate figures 94 houra and one was “ too mutii unemployment" water, which wa.s denied. But this CLAM CHOWDER c.» 25c minute for a 23,452 atatute-mUe They need* that ruling and the | ^ „ew world holocaust aa Inevita- American funds earmarked for aid to his count g- . . . Bus drivers’ and that many face.i the "future morning an English-speaking (I'oBllaBed oa Page Ywa) Benate votes to sustain it If they ! bold the peaceful coexis-' With a mea.sui> of fear." At a New Low Price! A Smart Sport Fabrict - fligh t strike has not disrupted work at member of the blockaded mission SMITH’S are to win the battle of thq fill- ^ of two different social sys- He said: Flashes! Greeted By Top government's three atomic eneigy reported through the military po­ Top A ir Force brass g ^ t e d the buster. | tema wholly possible. We believe, "W e niu.st be realistic and re- Aa the talkathon went Into ita | efforts of the peoples * to ] plants at Oak Ridge, Tenn.. hut lice guar.i.s that Uie mls.sion spent ( l « l e BuIIcUbb ef the UP, tVIra) 1 Lb. Pkg. 39” Washable 36” Sanforized men o f "Lucky Lady H” when It Atomic Energy rommission de­ fi'ain from any expan.sive and ex­ a comfortable night and had a PEA BEANS 15c landed. Credit Change fourth day, the Dixie forces could j achieve peace can check the w a r-' pensive programs which would _ _ claim these points: makers and create new opportimi- j clares that "public interest is seri­ good breakfast. How this waa ac Fast Color One. Lt. Gen. Curtla E. LeMay ously Involved." dip more deeply into the pay en- J”;;;i,“;h ;^ ‘ ;,;;jVhouV water, gas or Linen Like Plain chief of the Strategic Air Com­ Beveraee Earlier Flaa ' ties to achieve peace.” vclopes of our working men and, ,,ectricitv was not explained. A Refnaea to Obey Bishop 1. Senate Majority Leader L u -, The - atatement followed requests Both sides marking time in electricity was New York, March A Plain and Striped mand, said success o f the mid-air Seen as Boon j women," Geerma.n cook, la.st of the servant P. & G. SOAP 3 B.n.25c refueling now means tha A ir Force caa (D.. lU.), reversed an earlier ; to the Communist leaders for com strike of sheet metal workers In p e governor has proposed ProteaUnt Episcopal raetor today stair, left the iviildirg this mom- refused to o ^ y the order o f Ms can reach "any place that would re­ plan^ ...... to offer to iy' a test petition Ii _ment - . on recent _ remarks by two I H a rtf^ a>wevklKl94«%Ba Anri APRICOT fer|«ai«n on debate limitation. He said he Red leaders In Europe—Maurice i • > • Prohibition probably will end , ine. 1 bishop that he roslgn fram tho Sea Food Spun Rayon quire an atomic bomb." Many Solons Welcome (Clniittniied nn Page Pour) During sunny spells this mom- To the plane’s pilot, the trip Thorez of France and Pslmlro in Kansas in next couple of days ^ ______eborch aa a result o f the ’Wat- Sport Denim I ing the Russians basked on the side activities” of Ms sen, the as­ 1 Lb. Jar Order Relaxing Terms (Ca«tlaaM ea Page Four) TogUatU of Italy. ' ,• • • ' i balcony o f the rear of the house. Speciak EYE-CATCHING PRESERVE 21c sistant rector, head of an alieged- (OoatlaaeS as raga^Faqf) I American authorities ordered a EYELET CHARMER On InstaUmeht Sales Iv aubveralve group. The Rev. Dr. .nsi. SS; fense treaty Pass Throiisih I street dug up in front of the head* Sweetheart o f a dreas—pretty tho RUfslan Arm y U It should pur- ' ~ John Howard Mellsh, rector o f 7 0 c yd. Rep. Mansfield D. Sprague < R- 1 ' T * ■ quArters of a beaelged Russian re- Holy Trinity eborch in Brooklyn, as eaa be with Its smart key­ MARMALADE 1 Lb. Jar 19c Washington, March 3.—(O — Ten Persons sue’ an "aggressor’’ ■ onto , Italian l - 'a g s U g k f ' I l i r g a a patriation mission to make sure hole tte-a-bow neckline and 6 9 ® Nine on Plane Many lawmakers today wel­ soli. ! New Canaan) says that Republi­ * -8' a m d ' f l- ia l.2 U 9 , water reached the men inside. wms removed yestdrday by the Rt. cans will support Governor LOBSTER short cap sleeves. Cool Miami Elirven beautiful colors for spring and sum­ comed aa a boon to busineaa a Thorez asked whether French ______But when the front door opened Rev. James F. De Wolfe, Mskop FANCY err Bowles’ proposal to forbid segre­ type rayon In Lilac, Grey, Aqna, mer. You will want more than one dress Denim for spring and summer! For dresses. government order permitting Die in Blaze Communists could be expected to, _ I at 8 a.m. (2 a.m.. e. s. t.) and a of Long Island. In a statement Butta, alacka, Miorts, chUdren’a wear and gation in t'oiwecUcat STEAKS Pink, Powder- Blue, or Malxe. of Oils smart fabric. Beautiful jjiinta also 25c Ijie in Crash ■mailer monthly installments on ______I "behave differently" from the peo- w h at' Priest* anil Seminarians Russian officer poked his head out Or. .Mellsh said: “1 cannot wlthj^ 13-18. Lb. In all colors. draperln also. a Hat of Itema ranging from cook I Pl** of Poland, Romania and Yug- Guard . First move in draw from this fight as long mmiy MIXED FRUIT to For Hot Croaa Bona stoves to automobiles. M other. E ich t C h ildren oslavia if the French people were may be drive against Illegal'*“ • re- ' I.eil hv Cardinal Spell- iape“ "’’ ‘^Jl^y Tot ”.%aper."''''** my congregstlon desires 'The Fwleral Reserve board’a ac­ . , _ ar* .• I led Into war with Russia and the ripiente of state aid funds is made stay.” $5.98 T Missing C47 Comes man to Burv Dead First Lt E d ^ L Ccv.k.Du- SMARTFASMON FOR JUNKNtS tion also was warmly greeted by A n d K o o m e r V i c t i m s | Red Arm y "bad to chase the ene- by State’s Attorney Lorin W. Take Elevator To Second Down in Colorado the automobile industry, which U'illla when Mrs. Rose Russo of (tWnttauNi on Page Fonr) Bans Teaching of English When Home B u r n . | ^ Floor Beautiful Fruit o f the Loom saw in the move a poaalble lift Bridgeport is arrested on bench New York, March 3— /P—Fran­ Berlin, March 8.— The Bus- S I W A N D SAVB Mountains in Mexico warrant accusing her of obtaining slans have banned the teaching of FARRIS HEALTH MARKET to lagging car aalcs. Foster and Dennis said they be­ cis Cardinal Spelircan led 160 aem- However, Edgar Kalaer, gener­ Muskegon, Mich., March 3—iFv money under false pretenses. inariana ' and priests peacefully EngliAh in adnlt edneatlon classes BREAKFAST TREAT lieve the Ftench and Italian lead­ Obahig Boom of Distinction w.J»EMAKec» Del Rio, Tex., blarch 3—’ Governors Ac- -I ...... ’” Hamilton fleld, OsUf., to Kelly the little resort community of ITashiartnn March 3—'P—TX* last night on the haela of ita re­ were: ter A. V. Alexander tells Parlia­ metropolis. OCR VERY POPULAR field in San Antonio, Tex. Lakewood, 12 miles north of Mus­ cPtlc to French Stanil United SUtes gavemroent. la • o n A port that installm,ent credit out- Senator Smith (R-NJ)—‘That’s ment the nations o f western Eu­ Set to W «rk Digging Gmvea It waa last reported over Wink, note to Rnssin. today gave Gen. atanding had dropped in January kegon. just tha Moscow line.” rope are making military plans The priests and atudenta from The well knotvn Fruit of the Loom quality Tex., in the aoutowest part o f the Lucius D. Clay full support la Wo HAMBURG______u 55c for the first time In three yearf. FIimI Bodies la Ruins Senate Democratic Leader Lu­ for "any sudden emergency.” St. Joseph's seminsry in Yonkers, Frankfurt. Germany, March 3— state, at 8:26 a. m. Monday. It had desnaad that the ^>viet B«|iatrt»- The order becomes effective Mon- Firemen and deputy sheriffs cas o f TlUnoIa—"Like the CJommu- Newlj'wedi, makers of newer or N. V.. immediately were divided I'jPi—The thrie western military prints in veiy* unusual patterns. Soft line landed earlier at El Paso, Tax. tloa mUsion.be withdrawn Irons .day. It affects these consumer found the bodies o f the 46-year- nlst leaders in France and Itatv,____ _ lesser known brands of household into 10 groups of 10 men each and I governors t .day ruled out inclu- Object of ExteMive Search the Amerlcsui zone of Germnay. itenui now under "antl-lnflatlon’’ old Woman and eight children they take their order* directly I applUnces. and people who collect set to work tn dig graves for ! Sion of Berlin in the forthcoming 2749 -finish that will make up into beautiful The plane had been the object The .\merlean note, made pnbMe Seafood controls; ^ ranging In age from 3 to 16 years from the Kremlin.' I interest oh items you buy on time about 600 bodies that have been ' western German state. o f an extensive aearch both by Cook stoves, diahwaabera, iron- bv the SUte department, dresses, aprons, skirt.s pajamas, etc. 36” in the ruins. A roomer, August ^nator^i^enTSen (R-Nebl. min-: Ar«*ome who will benefit first and left unbiiried in the seven-week The French objected to Berlin’s land and air. era, refrigerators, washing ma­ Iti Soviet Foreign Minister Mnl*- CENTER SUCES Taskey also was a •victim. orlty„.lty leader — "Commimlat al-,nioit from reuxation in strike. inclusion on the ground that Kelly A ir Force base at San chines, automobiles, Mr conditipn- Mrs. Clover, whose estranged leglance haa been to the Common- meat corbs o ^ r c d l ^ . . . General Uv’s protest against Ony** naWan wide, fast coloi^ 2524 Antonio yeaterday announced the The digging proceeded slowly in would serve as official westerp, rec- ers, radio and television aeta, husband Uvea In Grand Rapids, ’al­ 1st • party, whether ia war or Electric in Erie, 1^ - furloughs the sr.ow-crusted. frozen ground.! ognition that the Four-Power AI- was paeked with "ailsrepresMKln- 2Se names o f those on the tranaport. phonographs, sewing machlnca SWORDFISH so had three other children who • 11,000 refrigerator division workers It was a raw, windy day. » lie’ ss ed the union leading the walkout The PaiUanientary council draw- Chided on IjumI Program - M4aA die im ddlr kar • tthdi laiin i • MOV I 36” Houston, Tex., who was one «>f This ia what the Reserve board they were not at home at the ______result of strike at company’s Tif- Bcrlis, March I — — U. Gen. Jimmy Doolittle’s pilots In as "Communist-dominated," said | ing up a constitution for the new anMhoaN phw • ai9K. mpod^r order does: time. (C'OaUiMefl M Png* Pwe) fin, O., plant. Military govemmsnt eWdsd tn* the first bombing raid on Japan. on his arrival that "I hoped we’d state at Bonn had specified that <•.h^r faha • ppMr takirO. SCALLOPS 1. Reduces the down payment Tw o grown aofls survived the Berlin would be Inclulded. Osemaas today fsi taiflag to sfliry for all tha controlled items, ex­ never have to do it but we'll re­ ‘teMpaa AB-Taor, Sgt. H. B. Joaes, 35, Wellington. fire hut were badly burned before Dmwa ImmcdUU Attack omt the laad rsf s*m p w g ^ LARGE White Terry Cloth cept automobilea, to 16 per cent, main here until our task, is done.” ^ waanMaai Fine Quality Prints Oolo. they could escape front the burn­ The ruUng by tha m lliUry gov­ adsptod motn > U T Mm Oapt. George N. Pennington, 26, from the '20 per cent. The down Cemttcry officials would not ing building. One aras taken to ernors draw an immadlatp a tt^ k ‘Hw plan Chicago. payitient for autos wlU remain at esUnlate how long it would take .•lAvm l k Mercy hoapUal in Muskegon. from Berlin’s flarj’ mayor, Ernit Inrgs mtaiss Id Ow SMELTS 29c one-third o f the total price. to dig ail of the 600 graves. Cpl. Donald V. NuU., Baker, Ore. VUMsa Lsaa Out of Stava mtmm. w m Referendum Returns 11 ...u u i. Reuter. The anU-OommunUt So- ^ m Ths MiM H l » ( $ 1 .0 0 yd. capt. William R. Ba'rnea, Jr., 29, 3.' AUowa 31 months to pay off In critical condition and almost However, the cardinal aald tha isagi aessMsa Froth Oysters, Steamers, y 0 C yd. Marshall Texas. the balance due after the cash Incoherent, 17-yaar-oId Howard 100 volunteers would coma back ciali*t mayor decifred it was "not ^ ed Open Heavyweight white terry for beach robes, bathrobes, jae.’-«ts, First Lt. William W. McClure, payment on all items. The time Clover aald the flames leaped out every day untH the backlog waa very polite or very wise. - Unusual pattema and coloringa in patchwork, Persian. Bordered to sam a Bvlng. aad O t f wa towels, etc. 24, Venetia, Pa. limit in force.now ia 18 months o f the stove at about 8 a.m. (e. a cleared up and then would keep up • ReuUr, wjio WM *J*‘;|*^** Littlenecks, Quohogs and stripped designs. > After. 8 :30 tonight The Herald will answer T h un . Eveningfe Second Lt. Glen J. Werden, 23, where the credit amount ia more t.) When the widow and her family the current buriali. h!!? voSrt Wairead, Minn. • than $1,000, or 16 months when it were nrM riag hi'Mlcfari Most of Helps to AOsttlag W'aili- - that western Berllnera had voted Fish In Piece, Slices or Fillets T. Sgt. Marcus Slayton, 39, T y ia less than $1,000. the cM w ea wen aloeptag at the telephone queries as to the outcome of the fimrdiiiai Spellman did not aa- ovarwhelmlngly la favor of tha ran, Oa. The action followed by only a time. siat with the digging hlinaelf. Ba west and against OommoBlsm. p. H- itawart, a Navr man. aq- f t F hours tha .board’s roport oa Within a t m w oaiwita tho public re|erendqm on removal of die ban on helped la allottlag «bs work, Hs nsptnsssd doqbt t^ flraw not Ustad. Inatallment flgureo tor Jaxmary. wanflwi haqao, o a n 09M only as however, and said he.sMnld remain pinnch objscUon was hassd solsly outdoor d^caaea and carnivala. The telephone tha grounds stated In the an- The J W C6R1 Tha plane was fbund appraxl- laeeaaae oa Aatoo CroAt a aOBunor roMflaace, was an at the cemetery all day. oh TM JW IIAI^CpRIt SdtH Creen Stpmp$ Given WithCamh Seie§ mataly 100 miles southwest o f Del The general drop for the month hflame. Tbs cardinal psraaoally efOeUt- nounesmtnt by tha ssUttnry g«v- MAMCHISTM tOMM* Rio, a border town, In the *nerraa was $145,000,000 although credit Young CSover iaid he stumbled number ia 5121. 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