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. Mr. and Mrs. John Hill of Spen AT«Phff« Dhlly N»t Press Raa cer street and Mr. and Mrs. Jamaa lor the Week Ending AboutTown" Ragan of West H artford-l^ >yt«- Firemen Extinguish Fhunes in Death Car R esearch Firm Fthraary IS Tits WsBtlisr^.,,-'^’^ terday .morning via auto - for , a FiiataM ef P. B^yssiiss Bastss Gibbona AMcmbly. Catholic La- month's trip to Florida and New 41aa at Oohmabua, will meet tomor- Orleans and other points of inter In Operation TOW Bl(ht at 8 o'clock at the 10,510 ZIllluU iH FBIFr ILU Fn lltn M F ra ln est. s>^'‘ .. . __ 9 S . Knlfhta of Oolumbui Heme. Rev. ....y.. • • Member of the AndK Feh^-f'taMer. Mlaha^m BarmT at Otreatettoao Jtoâtoay, eloady, light eaew. John F. Hannon, the chaplain of .ThTe Grand Council of the Order C n iy Cg.* ' Cbmplisli^ the aaaethbly, 'Wilt be the gueat 'of DcMolay will hold a meeting . Manche$ter— of ViUagm Charm ‘ .. ___ tonight at 7:30 at the Masonic M o v b of Productioin Temple. •> • SLIGHT IRREGULARS Activity on Week Ea^ VOL. LXXI, NO. 119 (CIsmifM AavwtMsg M Fag* U) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESOAJ, FEBRUARY 19, 195? . The regular nwetihg of the (FOURTEEN. P A ^ ) PRICE FIVE CENTS SouthrU«thodi|it'W8CS eciieduled Si, Anne's Mothers CSrcle will OF 49c loir tohii^t hha been poetpon^ un- meet Wednesday evening at 8 at " All but the offiep,^d engineer h i 4i, :,M negt Monday at 7:45. the home of Mrs. W. J. Klnlry,^7 ing departnuptf'^ the Gray Re- Center street. Rev. Robert J. <5ar- Tanker Survivors Come Ashore roll of St. Bridget's Church-will, aearchaM-Mvelepment Co., Inc., ' The monthly meeting of the Tn- oM M raerd wera moved Into the aamuch Class of the Church of the speak on Lent. Naaarene will be held tomorrow ifm'a new location at the Hilliard night ot 7:45 in the parish house. Frank J. Miller of the,Ravings Mill over the week end. It was Members are Invited to bring tn Bank of Manchester attended the learned this morning from John J. 33 Seamen favoritr'recipes. Fourth Annual Savings Bank Con Bottlroli, plant ayperlntendent. ference on Opera^ns. Audit and The research company started the John Ldmenao,.director. Control at the-Commodore Hotel Rlq>’a Yrqm.Ua locaUennst M A flw 'Block Warden section of Manches in New-'Tork-dast wdeV^^ .... 'a t r ^ in Hirtford on 'Friday and ..■■'T'"" ter Civil Defense, stated, today has reSuinfd production activities that the following men have |>een Psrty''W. Roberts of Sullivan today. appointed captains of the four avetnl'e, Wspplng, employed in the The office, and engineering de tones into which Manchester la Ijfg department of 'Travelers In partments will be moved to Man divided: Zone 1. Henry Madde^ Xâdde surance Company. Hartford, will chester next week,' Bottlroli said. Zone 3. Joseph Sylvesterr; Zor>^ mark his 25th anniversary with The Gray (>ompan)^,x|Ln affiliate William Roscoe; and Zoneoe 4, -Paul that company on ^Thursday. erf the Gray Manufacturing Com Willhlde. ■—X pany of Hartford,, has leaied the The Washington PTA will meet entire second floor, 23,000 sqhare tomorrow evening at S in the feet, from the Old Oelony Furni HAND AND white building. Children from the ture Company. Chicago U. school will participate in the pro The research firm presently has FACE SIZE Big 3 Rescue 32, FRESH CANDY gram which is built around the.ac shout 60 employes and more will tivities at the school. probably be added within tha next Whllntan, Schraft, P. t S. few weeks. The company's staff Is Cited in Kepi In Refrigerated Cases Mr, and Mrs. Albert Dewey of has increased by over 25 per cent Fear for 19 Robert road are spending a mid in the past year. ArUiiir Drug Storis winter vacation at the Vlnoy Park "Beride’s being 'engaged ’ in re Ships D eal Hotel. St. Petersburg, Fla. search work for the Navy and On 2 Strips^ electronic work for Hamilton Pro peller, dray research also manu London, beb. 19-—^K rm srn seaS of i:h r A t? South Methodist Church, has been of the-car in which Charles R; 'Merriman,- 8n.-of flT Main streeP Io if Jils Rfe.'* '■'Firemen ' police‘ in d ■RlcKard ■£.' Matbes la' general lor Konrad Adenauer of neighbors wprked for three-quarten if an hour to extinguiah the flames early -yesterday’ morning at manager of the firm. fuptioiL __investigator.__ was. lor Konmd Adenauer of j the way for a "peace contract" be-he, ; The aevenseven DoinupoinU in the fmir.fn„r., lantic boiled anew todavtoday un-un -appomted-grand- chaplain^ of—the- Main street and Middle tnmptke-wesMn an-attempt-t-r rescue Merrlman.----HrrTWSn7~wborBad^beên Western GermaTiy“Tiaid~today Tween Cveatern Germany and the power statement were: der freshenmg wind? as. the Grand Lodge of Masons of under treatment for a heart condition skidded Into a parking lot and struck a car. (Story on Page 4 ) brought into a Senate investi the.v have removed obstacles occupation powers !• The.v have decided to aet up That Interpret The Wiahen Pennsylvania. He baa been Invited gation of ship deals today a aeries of meetings to deal with Coast Guard cutter Eastwind to deliver the George Washington to Germany’s entrance into! ^ Prelude to Uabon Talks moved toward the stem of the Of The Family Manchester Lodge No. 73, A.F. Members of Emanuel Lutheran S**wv ef Hm* 32 aarvIvoM of tlio Rlrirkni (anker Pendleton (hat eraeked up and nank lx a north with testimony that his law- _The foreign ministers cumcr-confer- the piuuirinproblem u,of rr-esiaDiisningre-eatabliahing memorial address on Feb. 22 at Girl Scout Troop No. 12. which the European community. - encea here were a prelude to a full- armament production in Germany, severed tanker Fort Mercer Heins Memorial Chapel on the and A.M., will hold a special com Brotherhood and other men of the meets on Mondays at 8:.30 p. m. at MATTRESSES east Mnrm otf the New Bngiand const eome aohore a t (batham , Maiw., from the Cnoot Guard' veooel firm figured in negotiations United States------Secretary------of munication at the Masonic-Temple church will be guests of Temple that reoeued them. drc.ss meeting of the North They did not go into any greater which has 33 survivors campus of the University of Pitts the Second Congregational which wound up with a Wash state Dean Achcaon, British For Atlantic Treaty 'Organization ' fletail but said they were sure of JOHN B. BURKE burgh. Mr. Ward was raised In tomorrow evening at 7:30. The Beth Sholom tomorrow evening at Church, will omit its meeting to It is better to have a good TOWELS ington group reaping $450,- eign Secretary Anthony Eden and aboard. Master Mason degree will he ex 8. Brotherhood me m b e r s will rebuilt mattress than a (NATO) in Lisbon. Portugal. "speedy results." MsnrheSter Loolnta whirh they said as Schuman and Acheson declared dealing with war criminals now Trsvelers Ihsursnce Compsny. ' At make and sterilize ail tjrpes "abiding interest in the establlsh- held tq the Federal ~Republlc of ton, which .suffered the same •7 F.aat Center SI. Tel. 65M The rfbly Innocents Mothers party as planned. Miss Emily of mattresses. Two Points sured a successful conclusion' of ^ ing and Integrity of the European Germany. Circle will meet Wednesday eve the conrliufiOn of the degree work, Sun.'et Rebekah I-orige will can Kissmanh! former Girl Scout Com- 6 for $1.69 Don H Drop Shovel! Washington, Feb. 19—(/P) tsiks now going on in Bonn and fate as the Fort Mercer in there will be a social hour and re cel Its meeting tonight in Odd Fel ml.ssioner, is leader of this troop. Paris. Defense Community (EDO", and Get Harriman Report .vestertla.v's blinding snow A.MBILANCI1 8RRVTCR ning St S at the home of Mrs. AI- —The University of Chicago their governments' fonse Pslalms of 84 Concord road. freshments. lows Hall owing to the snowstorm B a r T ru ce The . three----miniatera— and R«c.eJyed..tlia.report . of the storm. Nine others are unac Jo«M FviiHiiri aid -Was-iiamed—today-as' one of TMs ststement uxs eoiialdered and difficult travel conditions. T h«-=iîat business meeting the three major investors in Adenauer have been engaged iiW as aniw-ering FrBnce"!; desire for'a NATO temporary commutes of counted for. Thirty-two were The Manchester KIwanIs Club Piano pupils of Miss Gertrude Noble Grand Mrs. Dorothy Ewing scheduled for this evening in the conferences here since Saturday m ------"wise man" headed by W. Averell Herrmann will be heard In rental announces that the next meeting Fo r K o rea More of Same Due a richly profitable deal in war guarantee that the United States saved last night. will meet tomorrow noon at 12:15 Second Congregational Church FIm t OtYtrias I an effort to smooth out German- and Britain would stay in Europe At 8 a. m. (e.a.t.). the Eastwind las IRVING STRRRT at the Country Club. Friday evening, Feb. 29, at 8 In St. will take place Monday evening, has been postponed until tomor surplus^ ships now under (Continued on Page Two) Mary's parish hall. March 3, row at 7:30 p. m. 36 Oak St. Tel. 2-1041 reported she was only 10 miles Buy these by the dozen. At such a low, low price. Slight Munsan, Korea, Feb. 19— ^ Senate investigation. from the drifting W T eck of the ^ ’•.■■.If, ^ Boston, Feb. 19—(A*)—New England—which has not yet 1 A Senate lnve.atigationa aub- mi.sweaves which will not impair the wearing qualities. (/P>—Negotiators agreed to completely dug itself out of one of the w orst .blizzards in years Mercer which waa more,than 50 Solid colors in flamingo, aqua, peach. Multi-color stripes day on the final clause of a ; i committee ia studying whether the Vincent Given miles off Cape Cod. Five hours —rriay get more snow tomorrow, The weather bureau*.says Ideal—which returned 3 1/4 mil Ship Reports Socialists Hold later, the Eastwind had not re SPAGHETTI in peach and gray, yellow and gray, aqua and lime, peach Korean armistice, but two! today will be sunny but that it will be cloudv earlv Wednes lion dollars profit on investments ported again. and aqua. major hurdles .still blocked a' day followed by *now or rain in.—------of 8101,000 ,in leas than three Clean Slate l>y Dcek Cracks At Coast Guard headquarters it truce .settlement. j southern New England and snow years—was legal and "wheOler Fate of_ Reich W(M..considered ptobable the East^L. SUPPER Today's agreement: To recom- j in theTTOrlh portions. federal taxea'were avoided," .^,[‘"<1 might throw, a. Jine, aboard JirfC Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales mend • that belligerent -gov'eni- l The district forecaster said-early, Ch^p A-Bonil)s ~- W(ll)am Leece, ztaff counsel 'of Board " 5few Vorki Peh. the Mercer and tow her into Bos And Entart^mm t ments hold a high level political j today it la too soon, to predict how the subcommittee, teatified the Coast Guard said today the Rearming Plan ton rather than attempt a rescue ~—SeWOf TBrrSelidrTiroop 8 much~new-~«rmw- will- -1x11: - -It-all- z»«>rdaK:jfejtl>fcjdeitl:-alirnzi--42t«- nirt « .■lfelghteer-7-Hflfaz=^-.;atosaaaaoNr ■ln-thir-Tmigir:«g.------r— ■dependa," he aaid, "on what path [versity invested $15,000 In the Washington, Feb, 19 - /Ti- The with 8.5 aboard, had radioed It Reduced to $18,200 armiatiro tn consider "\^-ithdrawaI Paris. Feb. 19- (/Pi— The The- cutter Yakatat. meanwhile, COOPER HALL of all foreign forces from Korea, the developing atorm condition I venture, acquiring stock In the State Department said today its Is danger of splliling in two reported taking four survivors off Cheery living room tliix2S South MoHiodht Church the peaceful acttlement of the take.a.” ; two kijy firms which engineered , lovalty board has "completely i about 280 mile* northwest of French National Assembly today the bow of the Mercer before it with fireplace: dining room; S For Your Sewing Pleasure F0W Korean queation. etc.” - Storm Toll At M 111 U. S. Report the complex transaction. elesreti" career diplomat John Bermuda. gave hesitant and deeply qualified overturned In heavy seas. The bedrooms. Hot water (oil); near TUESDAY, FEB.» —.M ANCNirm C0MI<, Agreement waa reached in a full Some 30 peraona Inat theip livei ^ Btlfiit ON OalM . Carter Vincent of charges involv An SOS message received j endorsement to the European message said the Yakgtat planned new Broad Street School and dreaa aeaaion. in the storm which began Sbnday Leece did not immediately say ing Ills lo.valty an(1 security. from the 7.266-lnn freighter j army plan for rearming Germany. to sink the WTeckage with gun bus. Rxcliislve with 9:80 P. M. Wa.shington, Feb. 19 -(4>). The Staff officera were a.-âigned to night and continued until early United States may he planning to what the firma' books and records The department said Vlneent I reported (hat cracks across the I The assembly'* action came on fire Adults 11.00—Children 73c 39" FINE QUALITY the job of Incorporating the ycalerday...... test "bargain” bombs -- that Is, showed as to the. university's re Will leave New York tomorrow on ! main deck were wldnalag. The j a vole of confidence In the, gov Among those rescued by the WALTON W. GRANT Tickets May Be Obtained reenmmondation in the armlatice. The howling nQrlhea.at blizzard' ,.4-lv>mhs parking fuM-scale power turn from it* investment. hi* return In his post at Tangier, | ermft sent its first SOS yester ernment of Premier Edgar Faure, cutter were the'Mercer's captxiri. RRAI.TOR No date waa aet for the firat depo.'ilted from about ieight inches but with lesser amounts of pre Leece named Joseph E. Osey, Morocco, with a letter of eongratu- ; day afternoon. who had .staked the fate of his Frederick C. PaeUel of Houston, U7 Main SU HarUord 3-75M „„ By CalUng 3537. 3896 ataff meeting. , of snow in Boaton to 3.1 inches in Washington lawyer and former latlons, . *a>1ng that. .Secretary | The Coast Guard colter Dex cabinet on the army plan, - Tex., and purser Edward B;Tur- parts of New Hampshire. The 26- cious atomic explosive. Rvenings, Manchester 8100 5670 nr 2-9910 Major Qiieatlnna This is an unofficial view, )>e- Congress member, as the largest Acheson has "full ronfidenee" in ! ter was rejmrted aKput sevrn The vote waa 327 to 287, a ma ner, Jr„ of New York (Sty. Printed Lawn Inch snowfall in Lewiston was the Mng!e investor. He said Casey put him. luuirs Bwa.v Oom the Helen jority of 40 votes. Weather Gels .Worse Other ataff officera are working heaviest since the blizzard of 1888. cause'both the Atomic Energy on two other uncompleted clauaea. Commission (AEC) and the De- in $20,000, receiving 2,000 shares The findings by the .State De Ktevehson at 8 a. m. (e.s.t.) May Kill Plan The Yakatat reported the But they arc .aklrting around the More than 1,000 peraona were fen.re department, iii annoiuicing of stock In American Overseas partment Loyalty-Securit.v hoaril I Planes from KIndley .Air. Force . But the resolution nidorsing the weather was "worsening” and "So dainty and sheer—wonderful flaxon' two big unaetticd queationa: marooned by the atorm in 350 car-s .yesterday a new seriea of atomic Tankeb Corp., a U. .9. firm, ahd 4.- that the.re ia "no reasonable doubt" j Base. Bermuda, were main army proposal was so hedged with that she waa unable to remove two and nine bu.aes on Route One near 000 shares of stock in Greenwich as to Vincent's lovaltv will be re- ! taining a vigil over the ship. "If* ’ and "ms.vbea" that many sur\lvors by boat. She aaid she 1. Voluntary repatriation of Biddeford. testa'will be held at Enlwctok, of printed lawn in beautiful floral and pri.aoncra of war. fered no clue as to their nature. Marine Corp., ita aubaidiary. . ferred to the Loyalty Review i The-ship was en route from obseriera saw It only as a device would try to shoot a line aboard • • b T>fo mercy trains were made up American Overseaa bought eight Board of the CTlvll Service Com- | Italy In M'llmlaglon, Del. It Is to delay German rearmament and and. use a raft to effect a rescue _ 2. Rebuilding of Red airfielda ~ one in Dover, N, H„ and the Not even the date of the start of paisley patterns...... Yard ' during a truce. _ the testa waa announced. tankera from the government and mission in acoordanre with usual ■ owned hy the T. J. Stevenson an indication that the Socialists of the other pair. a h E i M The wording of the political con- other in Portland, Me.-..to rescue chartered them to' Greenwich, a government .proc(*dure. | Co., of New' York. eventually will kill the p'lani The Yakatat said the skipper BLfiCKST0N£ the men, women and children. Small Bombs Cited Panamanian firm lyhlch had the Vincent returned here late last j Faure’* conceaslona to the Ro- and purser were taken off tha Volunteer worker's also aped to The unofficial' view goes this (Cnntlniied on Page Right) year, demanding a. public hearing [ cialiata had gained the party's un- Mercer under extremely hazardous the. marooned parties on jeeps, way: : (Continued on Page Eight) on a long aertea Of accusations > _ enthU8ia.stic support In today's conditions and that the seas wera tractors and tnboggan.a. They car The Un.ted States, af Its Neva vote, but on the ballot some 20 running high. Earlier it was be AUTOMATIC 36 in. ried loads of food. da proving grounda last fait; suc eTr?hyTR.%îrLisrmr^^^^^^ 1114*01116 Soclallats led by Daniel Mayer lieved no one waa aboard the bow w i t i t k i Knut Hanisen Push Rear-iie of 500 cessfully tested a aeries of weapons testified before a .Senate subcom-. and Jules Moch broke party(dlscl- of the Mercer, o WASHERS and DRYERS State Police last night...... also mo ^ generally presumed to be relatlvfe- Taft Questions mittee and denied that he Is a 4% Over ’5^ Rale pllne S l i d voted against the gov- The task of saving those on the Fine hilized for rescue operations and i ’-V ôiall atomic bomba, perhaps ConimiinlsL or has taen a. Cjota-. erninent. Mercer’S; stern is in_the hands Pf OROWMlUMWKElL. headed"f6T~«ndth)sr "SOlf^^^rSSWs 'lor-tatriMf'TtRer-riT's^^^^ muntat, or’has Communist lean- ■^’WevToTis Jetate 'm'a^^ FOR K S T TRADE tHond^SERVICE------«aroonsd-at—KennelHmlt;------pcrf't—of—troops rathci than for T3SS ings. Ct tn yehj^^.^lOôri--state ^many deputies, possibly a majml who was named ûSfityr HMCMMlnt MoM Maine WBa--hardest--hit—by SEE atorm. du.strial targets, made miTcT^ t'hVÎ^?o!^r^n^Ti^®''*‘^tlon*, ia running $1,54^ rearmhig Germany. 1 You merely load, aim, and shoot for r- Norway Author, Nohel Winds with gusts up to 62 miles And. from les.P) - Many offices and plants closed explosive efficiency out of the stand at $39,48,5,579 four per ! France. Italy. West Germany. Bel Knut Hamsun, the noted Norwe down completely or operated city-blasting tvpej. • Wa.shlngton, F ^ . 19- -iVPj—Sen cent over the same months of the glum, Luxembourg, and The Neth- In other words; the bomb mak ator Taft (R-Ohio), today ques previous year. I erianl.*. The treaty still is some gian author and Nohel prize win with skeleton forces becau.«c so All but $]^0.006 of the tax gain | vay ner. died today. He was 92. j. many persons weren't able to ge.t ers mav have found theoretical tioned the need for legislation to from being drawn up. and "beyond their own front doors. Waco's of using le.ss 'explosive and provide a boust In uncmplo,yment la labeled for general fund use. | evert further from being ,signed The ,author, who led a vagabonci News Tidbits .rure ia ticket B ulletins 'a • axistence during his early life and Three-months-old Donald R. yet getting as much explosive compensation for workerW thrown This smaller figure ia ticketed foi^ | and ratified 49c MtBbCRIFTlOH FHARiMACV out of Jobs as a result of “the de special rather thap general once ran a horaecar in (Jhicago, Gower, accompanied by his father, "v'hsm" a.s was produced by the ' Culled from AP Wires fund: .The way the sssemblv resolu- front (he AP Wi*«*- -. lOI M Al N ST Ri [ T • M A N CH E STE R his novel, "The Growth of the fense program. tlon hinds the French negotiators . --t/P)s«^ • # thor of the measure, waa "on the The House passed and sent to and women’s wear, draperies, bedspreads, etc. ■ Nhrw-egian government for organ- tap at her Clarence Houae home lafn'g resistance and'urged bia'p'eo-' right track." the settate today a i ^ aiMlmrii:' pie to give up the fight. He visited Record Turnout Seen " To provide temporary relief in beftv* hi* departure for Atlantic Ing an additional IM .mllltoe Hitler's headquarters in 1942. areas hard-hit by unemployment, Pact Conferences In Lisbon .. Brit- Wiffie the 'Actor’ Flops doUars in direct hums for tBa But in 1945 he was arrested, the bill provides that Jobless pay sln should .turn her engineering purchase of homes by veterana. EIGHTEEN COLORS—SPRINS KNIGHT . Along" wit h^tua .wife. Ml charges of ments be increased .50 per cent in skill to devrlopmeot of atomic t*n- oollaboratiniK w’ith the Germans In La. Governor Vote hard-hit areas. The federal gov erip- for peaceful uses, leaving CHECK ORANGE GLOBES and quisling ai’Uhoritles. ernment would siipplv the funds to manufacture of atomic weapons In Obscure Miser Role Washington, Feb. 19 — UFt-^ , By THR ASSOCIATRD PRESS . supplement current state pay to United States, LIberst News The Air Force said today It'fe 36 inch Sanforized First Quality Drop Treason Chnrge • (c.s.t.) in all pariahe.s. (counties) ments. , Chronicle pays. looking into reports from Ko The treason charge against him Louisiana choosea a governor and close at 7 p. m, except In four jNtw York. Feb. 19---- Fugitive ; for the next foui* yeara today and larger parislies where they will Moody told the Senate Finance John Foster Dulles, appraising rea about some strange looking finally was dropped because of his committee as ' it o'pened bearings Willie (the Actor) Sutton emierged | orange globe*...... age. Deaf and defiant, he went on teata the Arcngth of Gov. Eqrl _cloae at-.*, p. m. Amjerlca'a duel with Russia, says today from the role of an obscure' Long and his opposition of major j Voterjiralao wil choose four other on the measure that the govern "My estimate would be that time . A spokesman, said' bombar trial at the age of 88 before a jury ment should "pUay square with miser with a $6-a-week room, and crowmen reported they saw. BROADCLOTH of. h|s neighbor* a t . Grlnuted in denriocratic political factions.___ iJitate officials and 65 state Icgiala- Is still running against us." ..An was called before a Jiidge as the 1947, however, to defend himaelf Former District Judge ICarlos toi-s. Sheriffs and' other officials workingmen temporarily ’deprived other war would be a calamity, "globe shaped objects" of aa of a livelihood" because of says Gen. Eisenhower, "But loss nation's iq^st-sought bank robber. nranget color on flights over Ko Spaht of Raton Rouge ia the ,«1ll be chosen in many paHahes. i , TVb alert young policemen rec (Continued en Page Right) standard bearer for the admini- r ' , Backs Long’s Policies ^ - | of liberty would he a greater one.” rea ON the atghts of Jaa. 29 mad ’ One of our most ^pular'fabrics! For dressesT ON Page Etzht). ognized Sutton on i—The Pattah Amr Pasha, trusted envpv dlclment accusing him of a $64,- Thousanda of Lib.vans voted today ic primary. ■ The aeven eliminated, reductions and iejilalation tn re-- of Egypt's King Farouk, in effort Îth taudesi plrirrd Ma.sonitr Walllmard—îdeal for tn this 57-day old federal king Yale Daily News,'student publica 000 bank holdup here in-.March, PLUMBERS 4JUIT JOBS walla, ceilinm, cabinet.s, eyen shower baths. Comes in candidates have thrown their sup move the spending power ,of the tion. believes, it said editorially, to find common ground for re 1950. V ' PRESHRUNK LINEN LIKE . MotJi Wakes Up Hungiy—Don't dom's flrst national election. Some port to Kennon. suming Anglo-Egyptlan negotls Imiyard, Feb. Aj^ large panels that reduce waste and save labor. Can be violence occurred in Tripolitanla, governor. that the appointment of an Denies Brink's Link I.S99 am GOP List Specifically, he proposed a two- “avowed intellectual, Communist tions on defense of Sues Canal and i proxlmatoly 99 plumben, steam- cuiwM or bent to apy desired shape. Takes everv type of where one person waa killed. The'winner of today's primary future of the Sudan . . . In El I Sutton, whose exploits and dis .titterssaNd welders on constriie- Police used tear gas snd gun cent ciit per gallon In'tlte gasoline to the faculty might be of benefit guises have become criminal leg fin»h beautifully. , . • Give Him Breakfast In Bed will be formally chosen as Gov tax, highest in the nation at nine to the university." Paso,’ Tex., attorneys seek to free j Iloa of a 9$.009,0M plastica SPUN RAYON fire to break up a demonstration ernor In the April general election from Jail Mrs. Richard O. Parsons, I end, also has been mentioned by plaat for the Dow Chrmleal Co. at Misurata. Tripolitanla. a coast cents. He proposed higher exemp The News made Its editorial police id many other recent big Slop in and pick up a few booklets on the manv uses Make Mr. Moth lose his appetite in a hurry! when he runs against Harrison tions In the state Income tax and comment on the report of an alum charged with murder In' death of ^ at AUya’s Point have walked off Keep your clothes in tip-top shape. Ifs no al town 127 miles east of Tripoli, Bagwell, the Republican candi he proposed citizen boards to gov her army lieutenant husband. { Jobs—Including _the .IH-mllllon- the Job bat' toe reason could net for Masonite around the home. M’ell'be glad to adviae where the fatality was reported. date. There are about 1,300 reg ni contmittee which cleared the dollar robbery of Brink's, Inc., be leanwid today. you on any room. Talk to our experts. ■* . problem when you send your apparel here. A British police officer was in.- ern some state agencies. university of chsrges concerning Six Navy airmen—two instruc Boston armored car service. In istered Republicans in Louisiana. Spaht argued that state benefits Communism on the faculty, the tor and four students—killed yes Our prices are low—our sendee is fast ! Jured. ■ I Interest in the campaign and IMO. , , BLOCKS TBUMAN PLAN ’ * The sky was clear, the day could not be continued if taxes teaching of subversive theories terday In two-plaar, low-altitude Asked about the Brink’s job yes RIGHT HERE IN TO W N ^ predictions of ideal voting weath were reduced. He denounced the and irreligion among the students. collision near Rockport, Tex . . . Woehlagtoa, Feb. 19—(/P)>> • warm and a fair turnout of vot er brought expectations of a rec terday, Sutton affected a toothy, A Hoaee Jadictary suboomadU TRY OUR POPULAR SAME DAY ers was expected. Some 400.'(X>0 citizen hoards as bureaucraUc.' The editonal praised the report Judith Cophtpi 30-year-old former j theatrical smile and.. Jtold news PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE ord ■ turnout at the j>611a. The Kennon has opposed the Long as a whole but dlfft^red with the toe today ttsanlmously rejected of the country’s 1 1-4 million peo weather was expected to' range -government employe accused as s men: . . a propoeal by Presideat Trmaaa DRY CLEANING SERVICE FOR RESULTS ple are eligible to vote. family twice before and lost. In committee on several aspects. spy for Russia, gives birth to girl ' "Hell, I don't know anything from 70 td 74 over the state with 1948 he ran third in the guberna The committee in its aeport said, at Manhattan General Hospital. to give eteaanp beee Newbeld Thirteen colors in this popular linen They cast- ballots for more than a few scattered showers in north torial race.. with Earl Long the about It. I’ll probably be blamed Morris power to gnwt Imamalty lyke spun ra.von for women’s and chil 140 candidates seeking seats in ern and western Louisiana. "Yale does not know ing/^polnt Defense Department’s 19,0091 for anything unsolved in the the 55-man House of. Representa winper. Later that yeaV he lost to members of the Communist party naan tphtt call for April la lowest to tritoeeeee la Ma eeaadala la- dren’s dresses, skirts and sportswear. Approximately 760,000 persons Russell Long, nephew of the Gov books." veetigattea. tives. Chief parties are the pro-i voted in the January Democratic to ita faculty. We approve of this since 19,900 were called last Sep Police Oommiasioner G eor^ P. government independence p ^ y i ernor and .son of yi* late Sen. policy." tember . . . Oracle FleMa and her The subcoaaalttee Is to eealsr primary out of the 981.000 who Huev P. Long, In a race for the Monaghan called Sutton "the Babe wUh Merrie today abeat the tea- MtANCHESTElt and the violently nationalistic Na-j were qualified. After the regis Say* Yale Could BcNeflt radio repairman husband begin an Ruth of bank robbers” and "the tlonal Congress party. IT. S. Senate. The News commenting on this “at home” honeymoon biihind oad part a t Mr. Tnmma’a rm- tration books were reopened, the In the national, political arena, world's number one criminal.” aaeet: 'HmU Merrls ha graated.. GREEN STAMPS list of voters reached 1.014.877. sUtement said, "It la not at all Hn- gates of Canzone Del Mare, Sutton was liated bFtha FBI aa (CsNtiNued M Page Two) powers The polls win open, at 6 a. m. locked for first time since Grade ' toe 'eeorto and Ow-. SMIkMMN ST. MANCHLStefl TCL.4l4a liwJWHALCea GIVEN WITH CASH SALES rntr CUEANERS (CoNtiNiMd ON Page Two) (CoatlNiied • • Pago TTwo) Fields built the villa in 1049. Kittle Sutton (CMttoMsid ON Page Sovea) fl WILLS ST. TELEPHONE 7214

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R o cÊ Tille m vsw litt ____^ ii:iT7ttiir7rrnfci IP The Church School C au it c ttf Isffls Only 10 days sgd. maeta at 7:30 p. m. at the church, ( 1. Ths Saar iaau* — A For Arming Reich Th* son bom Feb. 13 to Major ber of tha Danielson Baptist CTitirch will hold a'work meeting as does the Junior Baptist Youth point bstween. Franc* and Osr- More of Same Due Seen in La. Vote and M rs Woodrow TVotter of 575 Church for 33 year*, a deacon for tomorrow night at the church at 8 Felloarship. many for gsneratlona — was tsm- By Double Sessions at MHS Observe Day Bolton Pleasi Court ‘ Gardner straob has Itsau nanWhl 30 year* and church school super q'clock. Members will work on The IK^men's ' Society of the | t i M P u f* O m i poraiilly ahehrsd In favor oC a rs- * MBdiMhwofc. lac; Robart Scott, They havt two « ■) intendent for- 30 years. He served Darla Mohr Dltella articles Co be sold at a later date Vamon Methodist Church meets portad agreensciit batmen Ade 148 P. M. FHcaa aa-pros'* ;nt of th* OslMiestlCMt tonight at 8 p. m. la the renovated othaf ehildreii, Richard and Susan Scheduled for September F or Laymen and are reminded to bring along listsC a ses riairlman, rscommending that nauer and Sehuman to ncgotlau a Roger ôirar, of Canaan, M*., Baptist Convention and is the Tet NaadMOter 8M8 S o ^ Hell. Wast Oerauuiy contribute I I H Baak Stacks Ui* names o6 Gen. Dauglak Mac- remnants of .material, yam and aettlemont. rTh* French now oc Manchester Grange w ill' meat was th* Fniingaai of some 800 par Arthur, Harold E Staaaan and Gen. founder of and permanent efiatr- other items for use in the various R E COROS Hope Chapter Meeting billion marks (83,877,800,000) to Bid Asked cupy the coal-rich border sons who had '^ api^ Snadav' Dwight D. Etasahewer wars an-* ^bere will bo no double aeaalona,i high achool. Barnard School, man of yUie Windham County The World Day of Prayer ob- projects planned. A meeting of Hope Chapter No. western defenses and aald Chey fteat NaBoBaHSaiilr ~ — tnaO will be NatghbOT** irii^t tarad in Ptnaaylvania'a April 22 in elementary schools next Sep where four high school rooms ore Amasa Pierre to Speak Men's Fellowship. Each year aervance In the southern part of 'Bolton Public Library vrtl} b# Jiury Triak Are AMigned 60. Order of Eastern Star, win tM were certain final agreeinent will detach it from Germany panna- of Manchaater...... 33 38 tember. but th* high school win this group, which includiea more held thla evening at 8 o’clock at ana guest* ar* axpoctad from Kennebunk. Ha aaemad to onjoy Republican PrMidaaUa) piafarcn- now located, will be filled with At Soutb Church Serv* Tolland County will be held 'at ;)ie open tomoirrew afternoon ae usual For Tuesday, Feb. 26; bs reached by the end of the cur nently. the bustle, hoWaver Hartford National operate on a two-seaaton basis, *c- than a thousand men, gather in local United Methodist Ounrh on Masonic H ^ . There will be a rent week. four different Granges. Mrs. Bank aad TVuat....x37Vi 38H Uai primary. ^ e n U i and eighth graders bext between the hour* of 2 and 5 ‘TNE THREE B E IL T ... Lsi OMqnfiNsi 3. Th* U. S. and Britain agreed Moat of those marooned found eortlng to a report of Arthur H. tees Sunday Morning the ' churches of Danielson for a Friday. Feb. 29 at 2 p. m. Mr*. o’clock. Red Cross Unit Meets potiuck a t ' St. John's Church at Elisabeth Krob and har commit-' R < a ...... 1 IH Their backers did not head the September. A total of m More 6:15 p. m. with a minstrel to fol 4. Welcomed agreements to^ .to meet French demands for some ta* will aarv* rafraahinants at th* shelter in fiUlrig sUtlona and candidates* eoaaant to Snt*r tham. pUng, auperihtendent of achool*, students are slated for high achool dinner, a parade, and a mass Clifford S. Stephens of the local The flrat rehraraal of the PTA ward establishment of the*EDC kind of guaranto* that a rsarmsd taum ta. Hartford Oonn. Trust. 78 82 to th* Board ,of Education at a meeting in, the local Westfield church Is chairman of the event. low. "Rainy Day Penniea" will be ■octal following th* meeting. Muchester Trust .... 57 — The thrae have untl Fab. 38 to than at present. Laymen'*—Sunday will be ob play Will be held at the school to- " r il lUILO S STAIRWAY TO PARADISr . Itockvijle, F«b. .10—Court cm ** with its integrated European ar Germany will not rts* against 1%* heavy anow and atrang withdraw. meeting last night. Congregatio'nal ’ Church. To this ChUrchea participating 'Include brought to the meeting for the France agaih. nioeaix Stats Bank A t 30 students t>er room, thla served in the South Methodist r.-orrow night with Marshall P. .lar* AUisned for Uic iMsion of the project of the worthy grand ma my and aaid this would provide The DAV Auxiliary will meet wlhds fellad many powar lines Senator Taft of Ohio said lie Ellmlnatioh of double aeaslonain amounts to four more rooms in meeting have come th* moat out Andover Congregational, Bolton lovegrove directing. the “ solid foundation" for a peace R « ^ Belch Oemanda leaving entlr* conununiUea with aad lYust . . . ____ 60 83 Church this Sunday, Feb. 24. The standing preachers of America. fltont Bstl^ry Tolland County Court of Common tron, the Shriner’s Hoapital. tomorrow night at tha Post Home, decided not to enter the primary primary grades waa accom- addition to the four Which can no laymen of the church will have Congregational. United Methodist, contract between West Germany 3. The Big Three apparently neither light nor heat. Fir* laswaae* OoaiiMuBea TTii* Inter-faith gathering met for PlcM to be held tn Rockville to * H^firv Mlllnr Manchester Green. Mrs, Grace Since Pennsylvania’s 10 at-large pUsned by adjustment* in assign longer be housed at Barnard charge of th* morning worship Columbia, North Coventry, South Advertisement— morrow M follow*: Sam Harria *t and the Allies. Tha two treaties, turned down the German dwnand Tranaporutlon. _in southern Aatna F ir e ...... 54 58 delagates to tha GOP oonvantlon ments of ehlldron to schools and School, ' ita 13th aeasion last, November. Louis Henry Mmer, 88. of 208 Bulla will have charge of the Hartford F ire ...... 136 141 service in the sanctuary at .10:45 Oiventry, Hebron and Gilead COn- M,vran Lee 2nd will resume "TELL THE U D Y I SAID QOODBr ml va' Edwin C. Johnson: tiondbri the communique said, will consti for freedom for about 1,000 war Amerleanlam program. Saturday New England at least, was back already have been, chosen and the by aomo regroupinga, niing'a ra- Mr. Pierce' is a trustee of Andover gregational churches. All persona, South street, êd at hit boma laat National F ira ...... 08H Twenty-four children eligibre for o'clock. The speaker will be refuse cnllectlon Set. Feb. 23. Cali a Sebttlah Insurance Corporation tute a "single structure" to bring crimlnale but offered to let Ger- night the members and frlanda to near normal today, Logan-Air vote ia not binding on them. port indicated. kindergarten next fall in the Kee Nes'ton Theological Seminary and v>hether members of these church night after a lingerlpg llbieaa, Ha idany Join a four-pensrer appeal Phoaalx...... 83 88 2-1869 it you would like to have M s s y R s y vs. Kenneth LABonte; Motors In West Germany into the free world. ■re invited to attend a setback port offleiala said ptaaaa wUl ffy Taft told Waahlngton naaramen H ie enrollment will be as large; ney Street School area will be Colby Junior College. es or hot. are ihrited to Join In this surance Corporation vs. Oscar J. was bom Sept. 17, ll68, in Cer- beard to review their cases. Life and ladcnalty la a Coe. this service. many, a son of the late Conradi 5. ''’ Agreed on recommendations party at the home of Mre. Sally today for tha first tlm* ataea Sun- ■oma conohiaiona bs raaebad on ■a 40 in a few classes, th* report ' transported to South School if the Other laymen who mill partici- worldwide ceremony. The theme of Chetelat; Charles Bennlnftoti et al 4. Adenauer w*a told Germany dS¥-SftSfDOOtt^^^v-^ Aataa Oantalty . - ,. . . 88 83 and Mary Keller Miller, coming to to be made at the meeting of Miller, 103 Gumminga atraat. East bis ladant nv»atata p^tleaMeujpi- shows ’ Half 'Bowtrs ' transportation item-In the budget jMte in the Sunday aervice are the servlcea will be "Christ. Our "THINE ALONE” ...... BtsfgsSIwsrisg. vs. D. V. Ftione Sc Co., Inc.; Ethel NATO In Lisbon this wsek on the will have to become a working Hartferd. / 'ProflU wUI be used RallroM a and bus Unas also ta- Aftaa Ufa ...... 81 88 1. H* thliua h* wlU* get “ the School will be eliminated by trans G ^ r e y Gourley. Philip Suaag this country at the age of 13 piember of the European army .Oonn, Ganaral ...... 13S 140 is approved. Cost U estimated Hope of One World." Mrs: WHAUB n iE REAL PRICE Black vs. L S3 Uhe.saey. Mr. and Mrs. Renato Coe- ing tonight at 7:30 at the social officiate. Burial will be tn Omve moved the obstacles which have Yale News Asks night at 8 in Odd Fellows Hall. over th* northern part of th* an Eisenhower backer. of teachers anticipated for ele 128 and 68 eliglbles, respectively. Ellington Congregational church ronl and Mra. John Massev. f A social time will follow the busi Bristol B rass...... is is rooms o f the Union Church. HiH Cemetery. The funeral home hitherto delayed conclusion of the country. It was eight below sere 3. Taft will decide during a visit mentary grades. The total number of eligjblea is The WSCS of United Methodist ness aesaion, with Mr*. Bessie OolUns ...... 175 195, Sunday. John L, Tests, regional fund will be open tomorrow afternoon negotiations and has thus marked Red for Faculty early today in Milts aty, Mont., to Vermont Friday how much "Crowding up from , the lower 9.53, niing reported, but the num and evening. a decisive turning in the csuse of Farris and her committee in Em-Hart ...... 87 70 campaigning he will do in New grades." Illing said today, will Notices for the church calendar consultant, will be present, and all and aubtaro raadlnga were in Fafhlr Baaring...... 36H 39Vi ber ptay reach 1,000 by Septem SAVE 30% OR MORE peace." charge of refreshments. Hampahtre's preferential primary. make double sessions necessary in local and branch, chairmen are firospact for aome North Central Hart a COoley___ . . . 36 43 ber. muat be telephoned or sent to Mrs. . especially Invited to be present. Watch Bxporta Set SiMerd Pleased With Beeulta (Contlanad from Page Ons) Eisenhower and SlacArthur also Provon foerory mathods phis low ovorliaod and vol- SUtas toni^t, Landata. Ftazy. CUl . 3314 34^ are mterad in this-r*ea.T---'—- ’- r Wesley Schludf. pf Maple rtreet Baskeiimn ' The communique- did hot ampli Offtcers and membars o f Sun MUd weather ieodtinued over TRUSS FITTIN8 Geneve. Switzerland — (P)— The fy any of the seven points. But set Rebekah Lodge. No. 36, are New Brit. Mach. 0>. . 34H 36 H In other political davelopments, that on cigarette packs and A this week Wednesday noorT vim pi«doetiafi--4n8urtt flia afindsl in iarisfdcrtcir The Rocjtville High School bas probable that Yale could benefit moet of th* South while tempera RU...... 7 8 Public Is "Warned piece of aluminum foil. value of clocks and watches ex it declared the foreign ministers reminded of the school of instruc the legality of Elsenhower peti \ TTie A. B. C. group of women B.V AKRON Oradiiated Experts at law—4aw prieof— ketball team will go to Stafford from the appointment of a Com- tures war* Around Msamial levels ported by Swltsefland reached an and Adenauer were “well pleased munist at seme future date," In tion tomorrow night at 7:30 with North and Judd___ 38H 3lt4 tion* In Minnsaota’a March 18 pri A turkey supper sponsored by will serve a supper, Friday. March Springs this evening to play the in the Far West. Showers ware re RusseU M fg...... ’ 17H 16H the Sportsmen club will be served Also Abdominal Supports Elas Stafford High quintet, the game all-time record total of 230 million with the reaults of their work." order to present "all sides of any Myriad Rebakah Lodg* of Staf mary was qhallangod. The point On Snowshoveling 7, in the social rooms of the El ported in tha Northwest Pacific Stanley Work* com. . 55 58 in the church social room on Sat- tic llnslery, and *11 t>-pes of .to. ataxt.at 7:15...... dollars In 1651 and far exceeded Acbeaon, Eden, Sehuman and Issue." ford Springs. All Rebekahs plan waa raised by William C. Green, lington Congregational Church, at This Is The Place For that of any other Bwisa'export' lh'-‘ 16 .Tatr3r.8 t*am , - 88- - 108 ■ former -aaeiatant-State ■ Attomej-- urday,..Feb—23 .at .-<:30 - -p.- mr :8;30 'p. fti'."...... surgical appliaiieee. Private Fit Church Events Adenauer ip ih t * « v f r « hburi" in Thr'eaitofiir'fflfhtnshM thS Ys- ning' iiierid, 'ana those durnng ’The^pphiic is urged to take aeri- m. Ticket* may be procured dustrv. Informal talks over cigars' and cent ^pqintm m t of a Jesuit transportation are asked to call Tbnington ...... 83^4 S4H OneraL who aaid he represented a ting Room. ___The waytjiM.M*an*_.cqjnmlttee_ Union Atfg .-^ .... .-81-— gg--, _«walyJMjyamiBg_0f_the.Martchea: from membenr of the cliih. Amasa D.- Pierce The,Wom*n'a CPiincil of the El- o f the F i r s t Congregational Switzerland's watch exports coffee at Eden's resldeiics last' priest, the Ttev. John "J.' Murray 'NbW* C i® a"H «. lJ6«>my'Evrinf.1 group--of-Aaenhower -supporters— ngton— CPngregatlonal ■ Riluplidderin^R^^^ U. 8, Envelop* com. .. 86 66 who ballevad it waa unwise to enter Heart Association that over At the meeting of Mother's club Amasa D. Pierce of Brooklyn, Church of Vernon wll meet this mad* up 22 per cent of its entire night after a whole day of formal and commented that "likewise, the jlfeadmg Kecovers exertion cartxr'suse a heart attack will meet at the church Friday, evening at 8 o'clock. The Senior export trade. More than two- U. S. ISjvelope pfd. .. 63 68 te" th* General. last Wednesday a decision was Conn. QuIrr's Pbarmaeif discussions. appointment of an avowed Intel- The Brewster Group of the or even siidde'n death. Every win made to hold a Sample Fair in; Feb. 22, at 1:30 p. iti. tn sew aprops Choir of the church meet* at 7:30 thirds of the watehee exported by Veeder-Root...... 35H 384 On the Democratic side. Sena New Custom Built Furniture They met again' today before iecnial Communist to shed light WSCS of the North Methodist ter after a h ek ^ snowstorm the the month of May for the purpose ' Mr. Pierce, a prominent church for the Rockville VlaltIng.Nurrea' p. m. at the parsonage. 'Switzerland went to the United From '51 Slump x—Rt*. tor Kefauver of Tennessee waa re ^ We InvIlA romparlAon. rompar^ p r ir ^ fnhrlrR, uorkmiiiishlp. Acheson, Eden snd Sehuman fly on one phase of our time's moat Church will hold a paper product* newspapers and radio report sud of raising funds toward support man of the state, has recently Association. The Adult Study Circle of- St. States. The above quotations are not to ported by aides a* opposed to the You will hr ron\im*M. that hepf» yoiip dollar ko9hi further* to Lisbon and Adenauer returns significant force would be demonstration at the , church den deaths becausO of heart at ing the project of purchasing a been elected president of the Con John's Episcopal (%urch will meet to Bonn.’ be construed as actual markets. Minnesota primary. Kefauver was Sunday, Feb. 24. will be the | thoroughly defensible." Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. . A marked and steady rise In cir tacks. The victim has usually resuscitator which the Volunteer necticut Council of Churches. He every member canvass for funds tonight at 7:30. Intensive oil exploration is being Tbslr main settlements so far quoted aa saying he did not want Is owner and manager of a large ALL WORK fu ll y GUARANTEED TTie alumni committee report Anyone interested is Invited to at culation figures this-winter at the been shoveling snow, .pushing his fire department has undertaken. for the Ellington Congregational The Young People of the Trinity conducted in Israel. concerned some, but not all, of the tend. to interfere in the "favorite son" hatchery business, poultry farm said that the adminietration Mary Cheney Library Indicate that race of Senator Humphrey. Hum car. nr even walking a distance in The church canvas committee Church. Manchester folks ar* finding more State Tax Income and grain agency. He has long For Your Conyeniehce "knows of no member of the phrey has said that if he wins his the deep snow. ', will hold a rally in the church so Several high achool pupils were ' NO MI5LEADING ADVERTI5ING faculty who Is trying to under Anyone who has books or. old time for pleasure as welt a * se Df. Jacob A. Segal, president of cial room on 'ruestlay at 8 p. m. been active In church and civic delegates will, be available to affairs, and has been chairman of out waiting lor the school bus mine or destroy our society, our chairs which he is willing to con rious reading. Light reading which the local Heart Association, ex All canvassers are requested to at NO HIGH-PRb5URE 5ALE5MEN 4% Over '51 Rate President Truman if he seeks the the Board of Finance in his city when announcement came Monday | democratic, form of, government or tribute for use at the Hartford showed a alight slump during nomination. plains that these sctlvltiifa sre tend as plan* w ill-be made for ro Indoctrinate students at Yale County Jaii on Seyms street in 1950-1651, is back as_a regular for 14 year*. He has served on morning that school was recessed I OPEN ALL DAY THIS In Durham, N. R . Kefauver 'Vfry. Jaxing: to the heart’.or_pfo- starting at 2 p. m. on Sunday. for th* day due to the heavy show | EA5Y BUDGET TERM5 ARRANGED with aubaervlce theories." Hartford may do so by contacting pail o f the week’* r*cre*(Iob7 Wlfh! (CBBtmiHd M One) ple. not accustomed to hard phyM- M embefsT'oT. Urn -Uadrea' -: Behevi.' the Board of Ediicatioiv—atid -on criticized theTruman adminiatra- the Advisory Board of the! Moo- fait.------I BOLAND BUYS! The committee also defended Mrs. Katherine Bourn o f Parker an average gain of better than a cal labor. The heart muscle sud lent Society will serve a dinner tion. saying it had too often wait sup branch of the Hartford,Con State and highway crews began | academic freedom which it defined street. The truck i* expected thousand hooka a month in circu Although overall tax yield con- denly demands more blood to do lo the canvassers on Sunday at ed for Russia to move and then necticut Trust Ompany. He Is a work Sunday night and Monday i WEDNESDAY aa "the right line accepted tn the Thursday to pick up any such con lation, It can be aiaumed that for tinuea to climb, it itill ha* aome has "desperately Improvised this extra work. If It can not get 12^15. Refreshments will he tributions. mer reading habit* are once more 11,000,000 more to make up before past pre.sident of the Danielson morning found them all gioinfi' academic world, to study, di.scues counter measursa." this extra supply as quickly as is served at the close of the rally CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY ON LATE MODEL and write shout facta and ideas aaierting theraselvea. deiplte the next June 30 in order to equal the on Tuesday. Rotary Club. strong to maintain the regular: MANCHESTER Campaigning in Wisconsin for needed heart failure can ensue. Layman Pierce has been a mem- traffic. without restriction. We believe this A meeting of Bt. Christopher's wide-spread interest in television $2,500,000 totM revenue Increaae the Republican nomination, Stas- Persons over 40 should be especial T hr annual World Pay of Pray USED OARS privilege should be enjoyed by all Mothers Circle will be held at the snd Increased employment which the aut* hope* to get to meet Ita sen said In Fort Atkinson that ly careful not to eng,age in un er will'lie observed In a service at - r ^ tf achers except those who uee It heme of Mrs. Helen Tevlln. 24 is prevalent- earlier budget eatfmates. Also his farm policy could be summed the Quarryville Methodist fliurch, SAVE Notable, too, I* the Increased in State Treasurer Joseph A. Adorno accustomed strenuous exercl.se. The Mancheeter Barber Shop COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH ANY AND ALL COMPETITION to destroy Individual liberty or to Falknor drive, tomorrow evening up in six words: "Full parity prices .lust recently a . middle-aged Bolton, oh. Friday. Feb. 29 at 2 UPHOLSTERING CO* terest in the record collection. 'The has had to borrow aome $28,000,000 overthrow by violence our derho- at 8 o'clock! without government controls.” man came home from his day's p. m.' Someone will be there to j 48 PURNELL PLACE _ A STEP FROM MAIN ST. cratic form of government" especially colorful programs of during the past month* to enable care for a m ^ children during the Main Stroot— Opposito tho High Sehoai U DODGE 4.DOOR ILACK. R-H. . 9 5 .0 0 Staasen said farm surpluses work; instead of ^relaxing, ss he I „ ^ TELEPHONE 2-9.i21 The Polish Ladles’ Alliance >ylll music which have been available the atate to pay its bills. would be disposed of free to needy _ service. \ .... ______-u-J 3f CHEVROin 2-DOORHACK. H. this winter at the' Bnshnell ’ have ■Moat productive tax aotircea fdr ... Bh.ould,..he. went out. and shoveled UNION SHOPPING CENTER . 1 9 5 . 0 0 hold its monthly mseting tomor Americana, sold overseas, given off hi* sidewalk. Suddenly he de- At the Sunday morning worship"' 807 MAIN STREET TF.I„ 8-0344 EAST HARTFORD row night at 7:30 at the Polish- brought Manchester music lovers th* July-January period have been _____ 6 9 5 i i a . fi A 8a m 8 ~ *4 ..î IIm.Ii ■ ., to IMtUon*,... .^.veIoj^-*.-p*in-1n his-chest," cor-^ serviee-De.- Ttrt+iHJ-used- the- tophr-j .B;iUialDu£tf£crinA -Ammcairtaur-6iran«3n'Ti^^ RtF'llIV IIUIWI^ ill UvJpVH U1 ID*llVing -the-aales;- eerporatlon— and—rtga-' stored as nationi^ 'retervea or "To Whom - Gan .We- Go?" - the j their pleasure by borrowing a re rette taxes which together have lapsed! "and wilhin a matter , of SAVE 10%------5AYI rB SsH I m c. c i-H . : B 4 S .0 0 processed, for storage or new in minutes was dead. Of course Scripture lesson ws* from .lohn j The study group of the Sooth cording of their particular favor brought in more than $2,000,000 s j t v r t NASH 600 4-DOOR BLUE. R -H t...... 8 9 5 .0 0 Boys' Scholarship dustrial' uses. many people ere able to do these 6: .53-7-J. The hymns \were, "How t Methodist WSCS will meet tomor ite. Among the new and especial above the same months of a year Gentle God's Commands," "Fight SAVE 20'', 5AVE 40% t NASH AMB. 4-DOOR 2-T. GREEN. R-H-OD...... ly appreciated recordings is the ago. things without any effectual all, . . 9 9 5 .0 0 row at 2 p. m. at the church. The the association points out. ' How the Good Fight," and '"Thou My | A 81,(XK)-per-year competitive worship service will be in charge “Tales of Hoffman" by Offenbactv PulUng down the tax figure* Everlasting P o r t i o n.” , Elwood YE5! You Can AetuoNy 5AVE Haro so% DIAMOND MERCHANTS FO* 3 GENERATIONS ' NASH 600 2-DOOR 2-T. GREEN. R-H-OD...... 1095.00 a faithful counterpart of the opera however, have been the liquor and ever, people should realize that scholarship for boy* in the Great of Mrs Emma Kehler. The study overtaxing one's heart la danger Hudson rendered the offertory NASH AMB. 4-DOOR GRAY. H-OD...... 129S.OO of South America, began in the with the' Saddler's Well* Company, Inheritance taxes which are now solo. DIAMOND.S — W ATCHKS — JEWELRY — ClX>TH»:fi er Hartford area has been estab- $1,400,000 under a year ago. The ous, it was aaid. fall, will continue for the present. Sir Thomas Beecham conducting. I NASH RAMILER CONV. MAROON. R-H...... 139S.00 llihed by WillUton Academy, 111- Th* library affords, th* entire latter tax it $1,073,384 under a Local residents mqy contribute TELEVISION — APPLIANCES — HOUSEHOLD Hostesses will be Mrs. Margaret CIRCLE to the heart fund in one of the EXTENDED raREC.AST > PACKARD CONV. GRAY, R-H-OD...... 1395.00 year-old preparatory arhool for opera of Verdi's La Travlata which year ago. Boston. Feb. 19 (JPi—The tem FURNISHINGS —- TOYS Luettgens, Mr*. Marion Barrett plastic hearts distributed through boys in Easthampton, Mass., In was among th* flrat of those pro The aalea tax. covering the big ‘ruiaiUH i’ inru I'rtURSDAY perature In New England during* FRAZER 4-DOOR 2-T. GREEN. R-H-OD. . . . . ,1295.00 and Mrs. Florence Komgiebel. The out Imvn. Checks may be mailed cooperation with the Hartford duced at the Bushnell. during the October - December Oiristmaa One Show, Starts A t 7 F. M. the next five days. Wednesday Hustlers group will be guests. Mr*. to N. William Knight’, Flrat N a Ladies' Diamond Ring $500 — OI'R P R I C E ___ $.5.50 Plus Tax I NASH STAHSMAN 4-DOOR ILUE. H...... , 1 3 9 5 . 0 0 Alumni AsaoclatlOn of VVllIiaton current opera season. shopping month*, brought In $9,- through Sunday, will average near Arthur Gibson. leader of the Study tional Rank, Manchester. MAN .S WATCH $92.50 — OUR PR IC E ...... , $60 Plus Tax I NASH STATESMAN 2-DOOR GRAY, H...... Alumni, it waa announced today Patrons who regularly borrow 69S,878-^r $542,148 (Six per cent) the seasonal normal. Continued .. 1395.00 by Attorney Harold Garrity. chair group and Secretary of Missionary records from th* library's record above the same months in 1950. Choker Set $19.95 OI'R PRICE ...... $9.9.5 Plus Tax Education of th* WSCS, would like seasonably cold through the Steam Iron $24.95 OI'R PRICE ...... $14.95 I CHEVROUT C. C. 2-T. GRAY, R-H...... i.. 1495.00 man of the Hartford Regional collection will be glad to know UKN' period. ' to heer from women of the church that space has been made available yafeunm Cleaner $99.95 OCR P R IC E ...... $69.9.5 I NASH STATESMAN 4-DOOR MAROON. R-H...... 1 4 9 5 .0 0 Scholarship committee. Precipitation during this period The competition for the. scholar interested in organizing «n eve in the reading room to accommo Andover will on the averaj:c total over I NASH STATESMAN 4-DOOR ILACK. R-H-OD...... 1 5 4 5 .0 0 ning study group. date the record shelves, thus mak BURNSIDE'r; "" ,'k ' ship is open to all atudenta in the SSfWMS I.STfS I seven-tenths inrh melted occurring Larj^ selection of children’s clothes prired exceptionally low Greater Hartford area in the freah- ing the selection much easier for ar snow.ln northern New England The .Board of Deacons of. the -the public. Mrs, Evan Kiilgyln will be the ._,!P0L0 SHIRTS SWEATERS: - - PAJAM AS _____ LOW DOWN PAYMENTSl-DANK RNANCE RATES man, sophomore and'junior years' DeH* Dajr Wb . Laadtess CAESAR AND gue.st Instructor at a meeting of and as-snow or rain in southern of high achool. The award will be Covenant-Congregational (Thurch the Homemakers group to be held New England' Wedne.sday and Men's Shika $8.95 - - OUIl P R I C E ...... ! ...... t ...... $4.9.5 will have a meeting thi* evening I'Dsaar Tksmss made on a baila of scholastic at Is CLEOPATRA' at th* home of Mra, John Clark on again toward the end o( the week. tainment, aptitude, and character St the home of Mr. snd Mrs. Hjal- Libya Conducting Thursday. Feh. 21 at 7:.30 p. m. as disclosed by personal interviews mar Carlson, 6 Hemlock Street. ril See noeUCID AND fiSBCRD BV Articles needed for work are a with candidates, their school rec First National Vote You In My “Love small glass and frame, two fine ords, and the academy's standard Center Oiurch Mothers . C3ub art hniahes, tin foil such as Tv Her Proadest Nest” 23532323482353482353482348485348232348 'YOUR HOME TOWN NASH DEALER' admissions examinations. will mept tomorrow at 8 p. m. in Dreams'’ Appllcatiw* fronir ptoapeciiye the Federation room. A panel dia- (O o R tin ^ from P ^ Om ) OAUDE RAINS liBlWl N oHc m mcmTER^TREET-iAYW^^^^^ .'ca'njfldates: wflt 6f-rec'eived'^hy Mr!' eussion -oh aHawaiwes fori’amdren ----- ^ - JlossesfiioH^ Garnty at H I Pitkin street, or by "Win be a feature o r the program. The Independence party candi — S T A ootnrr nr-pHOBATK~ir*t4; Mrs. Adam. Rhodes. Mrs. Clifford dates were f4vored to -win - «n ff —.FlImed-ln-TECHNICfROB -*t-..M »n fb »»tee— »(th fn snrt fn r— Hie Mr. Jsmea H. Shepardson. regis f Wed.: Decision Before Dawn Pi^trlrt of Manchester, nn' the jath trar, at the academy, through Simpson and Mrs. William J. Min- the government was prepared • to PLU5 . . cav nf Februarj- A 'D . . IM !. March 26. Additional information nick will lead the discussion. cope with demonatrationa which rreeent. JOHN J. W AI-I-ETT. some officials feared the National Tho Most Challenglag Themi* Juls*. about the scholarship, require Ever Filmed Relate of Edvarri N. Mnrrliouae. late ments for admission, and the St. Joseph's Mothers Circle will ist* might aUrt. The NaUonal o f Manchceter, In aaM Dtelrict. deceaa- school Itself may also be obtained meet tomorrow evening at 8 with Congress demands removal of JAME5 MA50N Ib *') -- British, U. S. and French bases EASTWOOD On motion o f Benjamin Rahinovlta. either from the school or Mr. Gar Mrs Martin Regan of 60 Coleman "THE 5EVENTH VEIL" i l l Pearl atreet. HartfnM: Oonn.. exe rity, road. in this North African nation. Darla Dsjr Wn. L«a41cRa~ cutor. Focal point of the election is Dmikx Thaflut isaa Hatar ORDERED: That eix monthe f’rom Develop Self Confidence Ir v in g with Mr. Garrity on the the ISih , DALE CARNEGIE COURSE Amy Symonda, 50 Glen wood SIZES 12 TO 20 REG. $18,98 In street; Donald Nagj’, Andover; THE Harold ScovlIIe, 228 Center street;. Nt«r MT SOOT, N O W $ 1 3 .9 8 - Effective Speaking. Homan Relations Mr*. Ethel Gerisch, 61 Wellington road; Andrea Geer, RED 2, Man mm Leadership Training, Personality Development IDEAL Cleaning Toa , B O Y S ’ Q U IL T E D chester; Mrs. Gertrude Huebner. eSM Sales Psychology .... Roclnllle; Mrs Luella Kristeff, 78 m. ssriT BAUD CARNEGIE . MAINE GUIDE COATS Author of "How to Win Fiianda Birch itreet; Frank Scott, 46 Hyde Conducted by Certified Dale Carnegie Instructors and Influence People" street; 'Mrs. Sophie Diinphy.. 63 REGULARLY $22.50 inodtni cquipiBMit (Bad nwriiods finopsr atrestr Mr« .Twsl Rock\1U*; Thomas Crockett, 63 : “T7 , : NOW-ST5.98 ------,.£?f-*?-7?t^fn oiid,Mqmeo Now Forming in .. txpMtDRY CLBANING and LAUNDfRING BtgekXK Atoect: . M fa Cvclyia m ^ Rose Champ. 16 Bissell street T" — T- ~ - BOYS' ALL- WOOL “ ‘ s'. A^NCHESTER - FREEf OPENINGlilEETIHtsmb Eodlr put on by YO«**lf-er She hps every reason to be proud when I _ ' * _ GA# a m . ^ ______• prorn^ pick'Bp dad d a lh ^ sanrica DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: 48482348484853234823534823484853234823 QUILTED STORM jack ets - H ; American Legion, Wednesday, Feb. 27, 7:45 P. M. M rs Gladys Sloan, 2is 'Cheater earpaatar. without rsmeying BOYS' 0 1 her diamond it o Michaels diomond . , . drive; Miss Catherine Jackson. 30 s»iB«tofw or dooiB. N o bums, do REGULARLY $12.98 S j ___ __ enrollments BEING ACCEPTED. • 10% soviag far cash and carry Pine HiU street; Mrs. Tekla'wen- SKI CAPS ■ less than 1*/, o( oil ihe dkjmonds mined’’ ACT NOW! 9 nergren, 4 Drive E, SUver Lane iaconFsaianos. ‘ NoAiag to *t '/j PRICE NOW $9.98 s ! . .throughout the world or* fine enough Homes: Matthew Zurawckaa. 59 o a t e l esder. Nuzaeted fa tha 12 THINGS THIS TRAINING WILL HELP YOU b o • caavtfliaBf lacotiaa aa Main Radr tha Amwry. BifseU strbet: Thayer Queos, An (or our collection. .BMst BMdeiB aad yiraetked ty p f a! ® Increase Your Earning Power 6 Become a Leader dover; M rs Dorothy Trotter and a D m lifn * ®**‘ Toursetf and Your Ideas 10. Improve Your Memory son. 575 Gardner street: ’ Mra. e l yrenaenaBt etrip. B$eiq>easfar^ •! thof* Y ^ ’1^ ifi our cellt€tiow« Stella Oimielewski. Rockville; Ced as aew for deaseaettatiee » innuence feople s. Overcome Inferiortty Complqx -12. Get Out of a Rut 10% Mra Grace Tracy. 51 Lenox street. froM $90 ie $$000, f*d*rol *«■ l»cli>d«d. QgSd ,138 — ■■ by Robert H^Btroud. Certified Dale Cemegl# Senior Instructor SIZES'6 TO U-REGULARL'Y $.3.45 TO $3.89 v w r aireec Haven 8-7008 23 Jarvis road. - • “ ■MlIWSftllllNG-TEOSIIBlIBl^ ojla - m «J08EPHHIQVIS Tear) P H O N E 4148 BIRTH YESTERDAY; A daugh- Red, Brown and Some Whites tsr to Hr. and Mrs Arthur Hart, information a b o u t THE DALE CARNEGIE COURSE, at jrv . UNieSTMES PICIUDES— : !H.JARN0t BROS Opea Dail.v 7 A. M. la S P..M, a • a j x t r i Rockville. FREE BOOKLET. “HOW ONE M U LTIPU EO BTY INCO.MB AND HAFFINESS.- foCassMtlts BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. larlndlag Wedmada.v Aftemoons KA88B ...... jîy y and Mra Joseph DiMlnico, 388 Plua: “CRAZY aad Saturday T il Nn«* ' Oakland street; a son to Mr. and -- BTAKTS NO W s2-69 ...... I'...... ’ ...... S T A T E ...... OVER HORSES" Mra Charles Day. 320 Charter J E W E L E R S ...... SILVERSM ITHS SINCE 1900 3 14 N 6 I N S T R E E T S t 3 I Oak atreet; a dau^ter to Mr. aad with Bowary Bsys STATE im M iV W M ra Harold Crane, South Covea- TM3AT .. .'”FLABOE Of A B A B Y ” j 958 MAIN STREET...... MANCHESTER 0248485323532353535353484848482348535348234823482348482353482353482353482353235390482348 r-.'T'r?r>*;,,;-,.r.T.;.',..ra.'WEW«V.ahS»Siw:p»®OSSlTO.TOn-2nr.â3tr..rjcj*3i^^

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M AM CH^TEB EVENING HERALD. M ANCHESX^ CONKT,, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 19.1962 W H A T — t l « Plumbers Seek to Tighten w n o — I M t Television Radio m n A — 1M.Y W T H T —i m —toeal L ic^si0:Regutatiom 3 WAYS Televtirien Between now and the March 14 ^ T O G E T A P, M. deadline for filing income’tax re- « : « » — • 4:00—Kmte Smith Show. The Board'Of Director* haa threeyweek when aeveral mambera felt tum a, Mancheater residenta will W tTiJP—V*li»rt Lady. W 'DRC-Old Mufie Box; Newt. 5:00—Cayelord Hauaer. item* of unfinlB|ied bualneaa' on Ita' bad iiot atudled the agree* have two chances to gain - aasia- _W Tig^Be^sU«el Wife. W TIC—Bob StMla —. Morning 8:15—Gabby Haye* Bhowy f^ sen a i agenda for tonight’* mealing,, and ^ T * " * tance ftom membera of the Inter It's “Y m !,' to 4 mit of • HOLIDAY WEEK-END MEAT VALUES! W a t c h . : . ------; — . W Ka% ûf)e by AntoSlhL 8:3ft—Howdy Doody. " “ item was flrat brought up two WCCC -New*;'Good Mortilng nal Itovemie Bureini la preparing Don'i bqnnw uanccanarily, fcoLif n W COCf-MuBle. 6:00—rKit Doodle. on* of them may lead to aom* ad w e e k * a g o . FRESH Y O U N G P O R K r “ " ------. Muaic. , w - dition* and . attaratlons, to the Caeir retuma. loan ia ibe right am snr, phtme, wtiia^ W HAT— Hop. I ''•■*7- 4 : 2^ - W e a t h e r rorm fuL ' The other piece • tif imftniahed tn'ONS—Bill Jenkina Show. A . deputy collector of Internal LOAN or come in. Implayail men aad worn- tow n'* building cod< W KNB—New«r Bluest M«tl- > 4:3ft—World NewT Today. buelneaa that the director* will W KNB—New*; Phil Hal# Show Thia ia a propoi revenue will be present today, to ca—married or linglo—arc svcltrimc, n « e . 6:4.1—In the Pufttlie Intereat. take up tonight concerna the traf S: ft— the plumbing ordinance .that ia be morrow and Thursday In the,;Pirat R ID C U T . UP TO 6 LBS LB « : t » - 0 7:00—Kukl*,^r*n and Ollla, fic light at Oak, Main and St. l a saM oastara Aha* R O R K L O I N S $98 $840 W DRC - World New* Roundup. ing aponaored by a group of m u National Bank qf Mancheater to w n c —Stell* D«J 1m . 7 jl1 —Bob ^ Ray. v Jam ea atreeta. % vnw —Thy NVlfhbori Voice. W CCC—Kiddle Corner. ter plumber* In Mancheater who aid local residents in making out 7:3(K—GapMtt Time With Gowdy The board tonight alao takea un ^ ' > Chin* Cut ...... W DRO—Carl Smith. W KNB—New*; Phil Halij. want to tighten up the rtgulatioha their income tax returns. l*TNt COOSA* ri itwAr uKff re s a v i n r ",r 7:45—Camel New* Caravan. der conaiaeratlon the granting of " l a w f ' - t - WTHT^^-^New*; Phil Becker. governing the licenaing of, plumb The tax payers' second chance 4 :20- > ...... t-.OO-yMiUon Berle. prelim inary approval to a propoaed W DRC—Arthur Godfrey. W Tig -New*. e r * . , ■ ' for aid will come in March, wheri F I N A N C E CC FOR FRYING OR BROILING • 2*3H LB .AVG 9:00:—Crime Syndicated. aubdlvMon that the Brae-Bum W HAY—New».| Samuel J. Little, who la aecre- three membera of the Internal Re 4 :»— Suapenae. Realty Company wanta to eatab- "9ad Bssr * JAIVIS^8UIU>INO i W DRC—Yankee Kitchen ------W O N S — N e w * ...... tary of the. Mancheater Plumbers venue Bureau will be on band-in Oft—Original Am ateur HoQr. Hjah on Green roed. The eUbdlvW aOA MAIM fm n (Ovsr Waalwselli'*) MANCHttTM, CONN, w n C —Young W'ldder Brown. Aaeociation,^ which is sponsoring the Municipal B-Jllding. ■ 10:45—Adventure* at 10:4.V aibn hai already received the pre D M 3430 • rMII* i. Junklnt. VIS MANafsr *' W ONB—Jeck Downey * Muiic W DRC - Shopper* Special* th* revision, said yesterday that Marvin Baker, Wilbur Bruce YOUNG W ISTKtN FRiSH CHICKENS ^ ■ 11:00—Mr. piatriet Attorney. ftpptovil- of ______l*an:.a*it.lL.n*!4wh.tf.tlL^^ tvaa...... S h o p . W T I C - N e w * the purpoae or the tha—Towiv -and" W ilfred w : TJOSlâheSir w W X Ism li ifil liint BfiM viMs.aaa^r nfsii i* II c m i k x Im aMlWy ImWamh it lllA i mih 11:30—Meet the Champ. wwcltttoirrl RtannTng C ^ iS iw . C l t o i N t d AUW ASnUMOVEO II W THT—Bob E. Lloyd Show. W HAY--Je»ling with Wai 12:00-Newa. liroposal ia to bring Manchester'* be in the hearing room of the M u * 7* 4 : i i — W ONS—Bill Jenkin* 8h(W C. plum bii^ ordinance.in line ..with nicipal Building between ‘B'.IS a n d ... - OOBTEIJjO MCNTIWCIBD - W 'b'W * H IW My W THT—H m iff AFdftijty; ...... thoee o 'fn y gSbdrtng'ldi^^ 4T 45 froinliKreh rfft t'antf^^^^^ INCH CUT QO„ H o u s e . ■. 7:0ft Today. Two Ueenae* ^ from March 10 t o 14. . 7 W ONS--Plajlim e for Children; W CCC— New *; Bre|ikfaat New * N ew ' Haven.'' Feb. ^ ■ 19— o P i— Potfc Chops .oNTBcui i>69< s ill Roast u. scHoici “ 9:0ft - Teat 'Pattern and MiJilc. If adopted, the propoaal would Prank Coatello, deacrlbed by police . .N e w * ..------____ b o y ______s__ ahoUeh-the-preaent-combinatioft ii- -1 0 :0 0 —Mel M artin-Show;------aa w prrifeaslomit gambler; Wior S: 0fb— WTIC Radio Bi^r. 10:30—LanFord-Ameebe. cenic for plumbing and heating W DRC— New*; Old Record W THT—Bob tloyd. aentenced to a year and a day in TENDER MEATED 11:30- Strike It Rich. which now coata 820 and would federal priaon for income tax UNDER U LiS LR iaiiil legs “ 75« Chadc Roastl??^ i. 75. S h o p . »A 1 P . M . require anyone wiahing to do both M TIC -.Iurt Plain Bill, ' evasion in U. S. Diktrict Court W TH T—jWhn .-Conte; 12:00 -Ruth Lyon'a 50 CTub. plumbing and .heating work' . tp W ONS—S(rt Preaton of the Yu 9 : 00— here yesterday. Coatello. 44, a 12:l.V-I»ve of Life take out a ilcena* for each activi Bridgeport real estate , operator, k o n . W 'DRC- -New* 12 .30—Search for Tomorrow. ty at a coat of 820 e a c h . Lamb Fores » 4S< PorteriiMise ufaSaci t> 1.20 tVTHT—New*; Joe GI rand ple,ijded ho contest. He wa* not W 52CC —12 Hundred and 90 h ita . 12:45—Nancy’a Kitchen. The proposal would alao require C fo o n ^ AU WASTE REMOVED ' U 7 9 c S h o w . H A Y . Italian Program, represented by counsel. U . 8. A t 1:30-;-Garry Moore Show. a plumber to have an established FRESHGR'ND,. -W H AY—Story Queen. iVKNB -New*; Polonia. torney Adrian Maher told the 1 :45- Film Short*: place of bualneaa before he could court that Coatello evaded a total O a U N S P R A Y Smokeil Tongue CURED “ 59< Choppeil Beef L E A N K E F ^ 6 l.%— W ONS -New*. be laaiied a m aster'* license. \VTIC--Froht Page Farrell. W THT Bre*kfa*t Huh 2:00- Garry Moor* Show. o f 89.428 In taxea during the pa.st Little aaid that thia proviaion W H AT—Crosby « Quarter, 2 30 - FI rat 100 Year*.’ t w o y e a r s . W n C —Theater oT Melody. 2:45--Mike and Buff. was incorporated to prevent CRANBERRY SAUCE :I.V— plumbers who operate alone from Siwikeil Picnics S ’ u 43< Bologna-*•*<**** t>63< _W TIC—Note* and Quote 3.00—The Big Pavoff. WDRC T h i a -1*. Hartford ------truck* from being is.iued maatera' ADOS SO MUCH W HB S E R V E D t d j ^ R * W H A Y—Band hv Deipitn'd: 8:30—Bert Park* Show. 4 WONS- Tello-Tent. licenses. He said that theae men WITH TURKEY OR CHICKEN « Jfc |« W ONS- Sky King 4:00 Kate Smith Show. WIm n Chilirti Jffovt 1: 80— have an unfair advantage over AVDRC-- Memor\'^.ane Itallan Hour. Boiled Ham __ hupkgjSSc Finest Uverwnrst ft 59< WKNB- 1 :4 5 — other master plumber* who have W THT—Tom C î be lt. Space W’ONS- Crean Patterson Show. R tin afoi Golds W D R C eatahliahed place* of btiMneaa, em *aeaee**«ft*****a*a4«*«a4AAAAO*ooao»a»»qA»o***aaaaa»oaaaa*a«»aa4iiioaia*aa*»*a%»»aaaa%%»aa»»»%»»aa%aaaa»aa C a d e t . WCCC- 12 Hundred and 90 Brighter Day. 8:0ft™ " ploy aeveral people and have the IH 4fk—------H it*. -N e w *.■ • - ...... - - K d iiiH o n a t -c fv e rh e «d 'a xp e T rse x.- ...... W PRC—.Curt Massey. W H A Y—:it«ll*n Program. 'WDRC Hiiifop Hoiiae. W O N S This propoaed revision la noth- Madceret" 21< StfcGd Cod C o d Fnret W -KAy^Sporta 9:4.1— -Jack Downey* M u a ie H d d d M k - S h o p r W DRC—Bing Croabv. S j i R 7 l « ^ ~ PAN KADY LI 2 9 c I. W THif—Marriage for Two. piishlng their project for a number U 3 9 c ,v O n s New *; Cecil Brown. W 'TIC-Vlcto- H. Llndlahr: of monthi, but for one reuon or IYTHT W orld Flight Reporter, W HAY—Famou* Trtala. W TIC -Life Can Be Beautiftil. W HAY—Newa; Open Hotiae. another the dlrectora have not hid r .t e n i n g 10: 00— W CCC--Mu*ic. the opportunity to take action-on : ft— W DRC Arthur tkvlfrev. 4 0 W KNB New*: Reqiieat Mati the matter. » W DRC New*. W TH T-M v True Story. n e e . The proposal waa la.st brought HN W TIC Welcome Traveler*. W TIC New* W HAYii New*;' open Houae. before the board on Jan. 22 b y W K.NB ■ New*; Sammv Kaye. t^THT—Now*; Joe Glrand 8: 1.1— Little, who I*.associated wlt^ the ' 3 r. J , J n i i t i a n d *U e^0taLi»A W HAY Italian Program.- fhnw . W TIC-Rond of Life . plumbing., firm of Johnson and SpiMt an appropriate memorial to W H A Y -N ew *. W ONS- Crean Patterson Show W DRC—Houae Party; New*. Little., It wa* tabled at that time FLORIDA - FULL OF JUICE : — mark a loved one’s paaaing . . . one WONS - New*. 10 10 W THT—Mary Marlin. when Director Harr.y J. Flrato 4 : 1.1-* W DRC-*Arthur Godfrey. 8:8ft—Ift— aaid he wa.* working on a list of that adds dignity and beauty with the - W KNB Gov. Ixidge. s u ^ m n M A n n m r WTIC--Bhh Steele. W TIC —Pepper 'Young'* iOijnily. recommendation.* ainiilar to those passage of time. Here you find many B-LSBAG WHAY 'supper Serenade,. 10: 2,1— ___W.CCC__W .CCC _Nc.wa;, advocated by J^he plumbers __a n d It.ia wiafc;tjajta^^ thele-re-X , /rom which to ..choose .one - that: auita.r ORANGES *rin»‘*e*a a___•__ !!>' 4 9 WONS Jim BrfTtrSporr* W TH T .toye'e .lordarC Would 'have -aPmethlrig to report at slatance "by Fving them Father i r.lne of the Air. 3'our individual circumstance.s. WDRC - Jack .Smith Sport*. W HAY Jamboree. th e F e b . 19 m e e tin g . John's Medicine if their repeated' W ONS - .New*. 4 :2.1— 8 : 4.1— Other Mailers cold* are due:to lack of vitamin A . COMPARE AND SAVE I :. — W DRC Thi* T Believe. 0 10 WTIC Right 1o Happinea*. In other matters tonight, the It is excellent for children, and ia ! WCCC New*. Hundred and M eINTOSH LBS WTIC-Weather. 12 W CCC—.l.iinlor Dl*r .lorkey- hoard is expected to act On the free from alcohol and all harmful | Apples 3 25* 4 ;S 0— Oft H i t * . W THT •Romance of Evel'yn question of whether It should sign d r u g s . b u d g e t U a i u e s ! WTIC--Emile Cote Glee Club. W HAY Italian Program. W i h t e r a . a mutual aid agreement pact Father .Tohn's Medicine also give* W TIC Double or Nothing. P h o R e 4 1 4 8 WDRC-- Guv T/>mhardo W DRC Boh Croahv. Show. which would commit Manchc.ster prompt relief from roughs due to FLO R ID A 5 25* W ON.S —Guv l»mhardo. SAFOEITI WONS - Jack Downey Show. ■4 «0f t — , to giving Bid to towns In the H art Grapefruit rolds by soothing throat irritation. aOVEROAlE : FINE TABtE QUALmr U RKG WTHT—Sereno Gammell. W KNB Mvaterv Voice. W TIC Baikafage Wife. ford-New Britain area in times of It ia pure, wholesome, nutritive MEMORIAL COMPANY : — Margarine WESTERN ” ^ . •i ^ 10 45 W CCC—Mu.air. — ■' d ia a a t f r . S: 45— . O v e r 9.1 years in'uae. Free from CENTEK ST. HOLIDAY BAKERY ^ C IA LS .. . WTICn:Thre# Star'Extra. W T H T —Againat the Storm. W HAY-Polka Hop. 'Tha board tabled the m atter last dangerous drugs. Wa G. GItnney Co. | MANCHESret Carrots Froth Tondor . ^^diB m W ^ ' \VT1RC- LnwHi Thomli*."' 1 1 : 0f t . : - ™ " W KNB New*; ReC|ue*f Hera ore twa outstanding Mtary ualtMt of your attention . -, n iJit-Xii U»V«.-A'-iB __ 7W T U ‘t-..rStxiclu..J^piattiu^ ______W THT tu ne .lo'irney. __ ...M .Htj.flCf-.- ______i, ■ \\vf fg - ■ S t r ik e " I r R F c h ...... 'iVDRC The ChFcagoian*. T lO O r ^ -BakeJ-Beans W PRC:— B*)iLah..—u-..... —WKNB—Newer: Mft- rtrrtr "W THT-Ym Tahl Ijid\v ------' AVON’S -LadiVa Fair W TIC Bnaton Blackle. ■t!' W DRC -Arthur G dfrev. W HAY -Symphony Hall. DOLE • FRE^ FROM HAWAII ^ o a n C a r o l W H A Y—Italian Program. ICEBERG HDS W THT W'eather: Song* a n d RECENTLY REDUCED 46-02 TIN , Lettuce 2 25* S t o r ie s . 11: 1.1— Pineapple Juice W THT When a Girl .Marrle*. R^Kohi Relief W ONS Fulton I.a!Wis. -Ir SPKIAk PMCI THIS W H K I T :1 5 — • 11: 2.1— for SOUR STOMACH RED RIPE CELO PKG WONS .New*. NEW PACK FLORIDA Tomatoes WONS Tollo-TesI : ft— For hcarthuro, f 4 6 -0 2 TIN W D R C .lack Sm ith. 11 8 ii|4li||«9«ion. RECENTLY REDUCED W DRC-Grand .Slam. l i l t f t — . Mill M ill rinly> 10c* o f * WCCC Newa, 12 Hundred and DOZEN .. W;TJC. New*. . . ..,™ SUGARlb/^ aNNAM ON “yor”QarJ.n FROZEN FOODS W TH T—Sliver Eagl*. 9ft Hita. ”" W TICt-King * Row. W DRC—Peggy t ^ f S h o w . FINAST Q T j a r P T J A R W ONS-Gabriel Heatter. W’H A Y —Malaano Program. TUMS Mayonnaise W ONS- Queen for a Dav. »: 4.1— FOR TNC TUMMY W THT Break the Bank, . 19 Strawberries W D R C -Kd Miirrow. 11: 4.1— dnother grand value! ■■ W TIC - One Man * Family. ACCEPTED BY THE ^ 14'/i 02 W ONS -Dorl* pay. W DRC- Rnaemary. SUCED N0RHIWEST * M SUCAR SYRUP W TIC—Dave Oarmway: Evangeline MilkAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSN Q TINS 4:0ft— W HAY RonronI Program WDRC People Are, Funny. f"------.Afternoon ' W T I C - •Cavalrhde’ of America. W T H T -New*tand Theater. FULL LB PKG WT RC W endy Warren MILLER'S KOSHER STYLE - SLICED QT JAR PIE 41 W HAY — Polish National Home. 1 W CCC - Luncheon Miialrale. ‘ W ONS Riack Mimeiim. ^ ^ FILLID WITH RID RIN CHIRRIIS ------IQUAL TO RIIS 8:8ft— W ONS-Curt Maiaey Time. WDRC Mr and Mr*. North W HAY Italian Voice. LUNCHEON MEAT - RECENTLY REDUCED MCMTlV MDUCIDI W TIC— .Newa; tVeather. SILLING FOR 60c OR M ORI W TIC pollv-wood The*ter. A HORMEL PRODUCT ’^-02 TIN | W TH T Opera Alidillon.a W KNR--Newa; Sport* Spam W ONS Story of Dr Kildare. W THT .iatk Rerch Show. Orange Juice --==..JKHAy —Muttatt- GoukL=---— 12: 11— ______^ n e t P r VVDRD'~~;Vii'nrên'nie'ii''S'loriea ------^ BETTY A10IH_ tlrOZ.iQAF I WTrob>f'tr moftioU 1 ■ ■W ONS''''Prank’ Rdwarrlr.------M T I t T We- rhV -WiVtVieh' ' 10: 15—. . W O N S I’rean Patteraon W ONS Jack * WsxvMirkk. . 1 iftft— W THT-Elm er Dart* W D R C N e w -.* rm ift Pie (rast 2 ’ 07rkgs29c fimst Bhieberries, isoztin 27c 10: 30— ...... - ...... • ------A V f c e Mani'hester M atinee.- W DRC "Robert .Q * Waxwork* W T I C N e w * . FiiltDsf Features in ^ | , X n i k e Y Fiiiist MbHi Meat ttozHcG |9c R ^ sbuR>iTtEb Qitjrrits itditin 23c M TlC — Robert Montgomery W K N O B a t t e e * . New*,' The .Man Called X . W T H T - -.\'ew *;'\Ve the Women. W THT United Or Not. W'jON'S" N e w * , Check over all the things you want in your S n a a * ® " ' LB JAR l l ; 0n— W’HAY N e w * . . / ‘'TlTw 57* Newa on All Stations. next car. Then eome in, examine and drive HOMELAND TEA - 1c SALE! 11: 1.1— W'DRC Ma Perkin*. «-.•B^“Sci^w A FINE BLEND OF HIQH QUAUTY INDIA AND CEYLON TEAS NoMco th* largo Whol* W THT The Late Bob E. l.lovd W'TJC -Juke Box Jinglei • this big, bright, beautiful Chevrolet. We be 1VON.S tfl: u’l W axwork*. • ’ W THT^PauI Hirvey. lieve you'lf agree you've found j’our car; and Slrawbarriot in th* jar, W T I C N e w * W 'ONS Yankee . Fo<^ .Show BUY 1 carton of 4B Tea Bags - 4 ^ W * havan't laan any battar or W DRC Puhlir Service Pro- W HAY Betty Kimball. . we know that you’il ’discover that Chevrolet ' g r a m . I :S n — finar tasting prasarvaL ofTerft the most fine car features at the lowest 80® ® * JUST HtAT tAft W 'HAY— Night Watch. Young Dr, .Malonel ... , 'll" " GET 1 ta i^ of 16 Tfi Bags_l II: 8ft— . • ♦ I ' - - ' ” '-- CHICK 2 L 1 6 0 1 T I N W THT—Newa: Muaie Hall. i f t l A N T 17'AlCTUaE, i m naST. s ^ . v» cost: F o r here.is the in ^ ^ i P t O U S c-AllBABEE-LIEESl^B- ,...\VTIC--W hai'g the Siyre.------:— : - 1. ' CifiiMs Wiw Ertwilf Cotori*- AiltriiiRmi titirlof Gilort- Hw CW^ ...... : — B rin g s lowest-priced Una — MRUBtir-RRtStR V ^ — W 'CCC-..N>wa; M aneheater Mat- Actually tee full Dtpth Pnturtt in e e . «i 1 -:-Np.srkJjng . . . Upholstery and trim two-jpne ooiv.smoothness; new free^ field! Cpip!S. ii}.-Tfipft:/,,s:3 T o m o r r o w . emazhig-^mtddleaoAes, aharpiT’' .n tS o d ic ^ f»her.and thfsii-' tyith' your'ehfiite’w f'ift ntw to ' hatlnohhte % ‘ith '"'triWriW’' frSm 'vib'fattoh^ A B I G 6 0 c t s ) A t ' 2 9 c APPU W DRC - The GiiiiltHg t.tghi- _^ ; hlecks, .tfMSf -jleutliLr:._made_i ing new front, side and rear- solid colors'and iwo-ioneeolor color*, in all De Luxe 'sedan iectinn from ' m ad-thorlr in ~ t - C « j « . .W TIC Johnnie e u acMgn. combinations. ^ and coupe models. low--co.st motoring. ‘ Morw pedpie buy Chevrolet Ihtn any othar *BU O(BB «Y~ -^ u T a t 3 3 c 2 Lee IVill* and • W KNB-Paul W’eaion. Mssible b y Knsajional "Syncro- i ? } - ■ > H i s B o V a , W 'ONS—Just Jenkina. . Braiw'7 See handy plug-in sockci | riilCM^ SWtAO ‘r CHBIRY iijAR33c 12-02 ja r 2 3 c W H A Y — N e w a , Rural Rmlndup ’, W K N B . Keyboard Kaper.-. ; for rq/or TV Mifpier . . . learn ' 6:15— :0 f t— * . w- \ ■ Tr,,- M A R M A U D E l i jar 2 3 c CRAPE 12-02 JAR 2 1 c W TIC Farmer* • Digest; New*. ' W’DRC Secon.l M r*. Burton. how Miracle Turret Tuner by 6:Sft— W 'CCC-Mihiie. ^ quick ad)u*imcni rccei'c* I ’.H .F. " K A Q I i i j a r 2 9 c CUAVA 12-02 JAR 2 3 c W 'ONS—Bill .lenkm* Show. W’TH T—Mary Margaret Mc Channels! N o convener needed! j P L U M u j a r 2 3 c QUUKE 12-02 JA R 2 3 c W’DR O —Yawn- Patrol. B r id e . Compare this great T\' yabte,— ' W TIC—Weather; Farm er* W 'KNB'-Newa; 840 C l u h • , % D I g e a t , ffodsy! ' 11AW 'ONS- •'—------ronnectlriit-—.- — Ballroom. • - ’ s w e re - Production' NewnifeeT: " WHA 3‘—Chapel Time. W'DRC Perry Ma.*tm. W A X PAPER MARGARINE . GERBER'S W TH T-—Morning Xlevotinn*.' W 'HAI’ Open Hoiiae- j $ 3 3 9 .9 S CRISCO Corned Beef Hash IVORY SOAP^ 4 : 45— :.3«— C U T i i n o a n i C N SASV POOD ' WESSON OIL W TH T—Break.fifsl with Beh. W'THT : Dirk Wall * Muaic j Free Inatailatlim »YMrPm«fVdYt-hiHiidEi|lM Eilr4-EityCNhfN.I$tNiiK- B t» $ * Jnki-Dmm Inlm - VM ITASII SHOnTMMC ■ tO ADCAST One 3’ear Warrants- On .All P a r t * rtHMiwiih automatic choke in with IM-h.p. Cîne snd Auto- Dt$i|i-Brinp you outstiid: Control'is'7 7 nfrted'iernTen JuTrie.r/*rat« inUiTlo^l^ric# n iS O N A L W HAY—Fred VVanng. H a l l ; N e w * Powerglide models) improve* ***1^ - . .... „„ , 7K 02 JAR 15< 8 '.55— W’TIC—Cinderella Week Knd. ij-auc to new and im- rnatic Choke.'CFplional on De ing performance, acceleration, the front wheels . . . making field. And owner* will tell you starting and acceleration. proIM I shock absorber action, ûxe models at e x u * cost. 125 FT ROa LB PKG 2 9 c Q T FT - UTDRC—Religiou.* Talk. W'DRC—Nor* Drake. , reliability and economy. 26c 3-U TIn 9 3 c -L4TIN 34c 1602 TIN- 54c 33c iteerins surprisingly easy. they’re safest, as well. Strained 4 4H 02 JARS 39c 40c W O N S — N e w * . W'CCC—New *; Music. 2 11c W’ONS —Conn. Ballroom, READY FOR COLOR -WOeOMMOOeMMOMOMaA, oeoooaaaao—— o—eeea W DRC- News. Fa*edeeeeeeeeeeeeeee»aeeeeeeee W CCC—Good Morning Muaic. J .O Y W’K N B —Phil Hale. ^ R E A D Y F O R U . H . F . pmcaa so sowl SPIC & SPAN SWEETHEART SWEETHEART BARCOLENE BLU-WHITE W TH T—Breakfast with Ben. SUDS MAJCBl W 'ONS-'-W eather; Bill Jenkln* SOAS SOAR PLAKBS . S h o w . PRESGRirnONS • W n C —Bobe Steele; News. Gorernily gorngeandod. LB PKG 2 4 c \ 6 < > 2 IT l « g i a r s c UJAR 35c W’H A Y —New a;' Coffee (Hub. 30c 3 2 3 2 i a t h i a r s 23c 3 -O Z P K G 9c f i l B — RrlkarOniiSlara* VICHI'S CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. \ W ONB-^Ncwn. Radio ond Tolaviifon ' I Mala Bt , TN. 8-4040 311 MAIN STREET ? , MANCHESTEH ■ - ' - 1 ■ •:'->#t#lr5tI*Ss3Hr Tj»c=*«^.v.'Sii*tK t«=,'97i?rr'lg/**».>Lli^sC waejjwy^g^îssi- - 6 - -• i f jfTi, . ..w.-____ U...... J* ►nvf 1‘a'frJ • — A ' • \. . - ^ r f - -

n m m x ^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANqHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ,1 9 6 2 BAN^feaTKK EVgyiWG HE!OgQy;iiD[!TCHEtfrTO TUESDAY. FEBRUARY l9, ! § » .. r. S^\-H .\-*-- . . ,^ ..; • 1 9 A calculated strategie purpoea will charges ara without foundatloa, .Aerdta the DemocraUe party. If Interned by the Japnneqe la D f Kochins Oboerve la Iraapitaltsed. Mra. Tasker en Actor”—aa well as "Slick WUIle" tertained q group of eight young Mris. Birmingham W m i e t s F l o p -^rinm the disguises he used in hia 4(atirlfrirtrr not be real, but beduiM we do not and we ^ v e the spectacle of a the naeahower th liv coUajâed, Deaths Last Night cember, IML Bom la Green sters, frtenda of her eon Jan. at Acting High Priest find It In our own hanrte to hor- great and traditional American Conne&icut It dUat matter grtatiy, alnea Ridge, Mb. bank Jobs. He has pulled robberies Triiinaa wronld leoe aayway. Qablee, m -K . Bari 40th Anniversaiy a vMentlne ^ r t y loot 'week. Hie ^ Speaks to PTA In Miser Role dressed aa a_Wastem Union mes Cttmittg Inalft bor prajuAce, even though^ no cold university engaged In a debato So Bailey, in 1948, the .year in By THE ASSO^TBD PBBflS P * t^ 68, FedetaTllouaing Ad- fioup aqiuM danrtitg and senger, mail eatTier, private chauf nmUBRBO BT TH* war harm come of It. We bnyb to with a young amart-aleck who haa ------^ Yankee ' which Truman finally achieved hia T ort Pierce, Fla,—John L. Kddy, mlnlatmtkm director for Indinna Mr. and Mri. John Koehia qf feur and even as a policeman. BSBA&e^ PRDmNO CO.. XNC. live not only ,before the Rmrld, but obviously fallen in with the high greatsnt tiiumph, had hU phase «f from 1984 uatU test Jan. 14. and A son was born to Mr. and —3**s: Thomag-J: BttmingtMiiH o f tOantlBMe from Page One) LACKST N{ ' UBUMUatIVM 83, retired presidcsit of Um Stanid-. 818 Antoma atraat ware pleasant Theodore Swrol of Route 6A 4t Co Andover, who was until recently- 81 Year Record 6 0 B y A . B .O . being antl-Tiruman. one time dmlrman of the Indiana HiaebMttr. Conn. we have to live with oursclvea. priests of McOarthylsm and and News aoeociatlpn, a New Toik lumbia center Feb. 15 fit Wind the second vice preaidant' of the one of Uw nation’s 10 moat-want- Hia police record goes back 31 THOXAS r . IXRaUflON. And If we fall In that context. It lem ed from them the art of bas The-Irrcslatible play, in 1993, Democratic party. Bora la Bingen, ly eurpriaed Sunday with a party WALTER R. rEROCSON. waa \ao me thing much m p ra'p et^ metropolitan area pteeo aooocla- ■lad.- -"--ncT-T ■■ - -7"^ at the Poliah-Natlonal Home -on ham Oonuttunity Membrlal-.H'^- nuwnt ..Teaser „ Assoctatlon of ad mam But ha want -along-wlth years; But Ida flrst big Job did aot will not make much difference how ing the maximum innuendo on a Democratic Stats Chairman tton, and former executive with h o m e UL 'The iMkhy Is thiiti chlM. Connactlcut,' spoke on “PTA Horl- come off until October, 1930, when Pnbllilrara John Bailey plays-.the political Governor Lodge had obtained free Clinton street In honor ofiÛielr polica meakly yestenlay although AUTOMATIC BWtnded Oetobor I. IK l we fere In the world propegeadn minimum of fact radio time to announce bis own Henrot newspnpere Qi Baltimore, A son was also bom that same Boos’’ at, tjis Robertson PTA meet he and hia confederates pulled a gams in a relatively light-hearted Washington and New York. Bom 40th 'wedding anniversary. About day to Mr„ahd Mra. Harold Jen ing last Week. ha was armad. ^ $130,000 jewel robbery here. FnblUlMd Em it Ewnlnf Bscnpl battle, for we ouraelvee will be toe The whole thing la ridleuloua. way. Hia philosophical nature support, foe the Republican nomi MORIARTY Bros nation, of Mr. Bailey's 1948 favor In Snimtogn, N. T. f. 75 friends and relaUvea from sen of Lebanon, formerly of Cb- ‘To be a member of a PTA a ' IkrM Oet Promotions A month later he waa caught WASHERS and DRYERl , Edndnya and HolMtr«. Enttnd at tha ing w hat wejhre euppoeed to be Tale, like any other great univer- about hia vocation is explained, in 3 1 S C E N T t K S ' RockvlUe, Bridgeport, Holyoke,' lumbla. Mrs. Jensen.was former person does not need to have chil Monaghan said tha arrest "ends • POat 0«ea at llan<;liMt»r. Conn., at great part, by the fact that strate ite, Eisenhower.,, Mr. Bailey'’was Bethesda, Md. — WUliam W. and sentenced to Sing Sing Prison Eaeond c u n Hall HatUr. fighting for. Bity, la a free market In Ideas. Any strategically more concerned with Aahurst, 98. n retired Marine geU' TOYS T il s I :i s ThompaonvUIe, Hartford and Mtm- ly. Miss Helen Romsn'ik of Cherry dren in school. Tb be a member the greatest manhunt in history." for 30 years, but in lata 1932 he Individual sampling thia market by gy is hia king and that, in follow TW tBi Klidlie cheettf were present dt the turkey ^Villey road and Mr. Jensen is the a (Seraon does not need to be a Then he gave immediate promo 'FOM KT'nAM INariSaVICI ing where strategy leads, he is the theft of radio time than the eml and ft prlndpsl in ths mysteiy sawed his way out of a supposed ECRSCRIPtlON RATES Wfll We Be Teapted Then? hia' own preconceived atandarda theft of a candidate. And his de- of the missing bones of the 'pre- dinner, which was followed by en son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. parent. Anyone who in interested tions to tha two young patrolmen ly escape-proof cell. bna Ttar bjr k a i l ...... I**-? never hampered by excessive re tertainment. The couple received Jensen pf Route 6A. The baby U in the welfare of children la need who made the arrest, Joseph J. would be sure to find things terhiination that Lodge wrould not hlatorte Peking Man. being in Arthirlnif Stom In 1M4, Sutton waa captured In Six Kontbi by kail.•••••••••••••§ EPO The fateful question with regard gret over a temporarily embar L arg e. many lovely gifts, including a act their second son. ed aa a member of the organiza McClellan, 38. and Donald Shea. Oaa konth by kali...... t L « which, by his standards, would be rassing position. Ha makea hia outomart him in the dqpaitiBent command of the American embaa- tion. We, who do have children Philadelphia and sentenced to Stogla Copy ...... ••••■• -W to the United Btntee—that of of radio time led him into tba play •y guiai3 aSnPeMiig'when he wiu of china, allverware and money. A lovely anWngement of spring 89. Ha alao promoted Detective Holmesburg, Pa., prison for 25 to heresy. If this ever ceaaad to be play, and that la that. -If it aeems, Mr. and Mrs. KichIn hava four flowers, pink and lavender hya- In achdol, must work not only for Louis Wetnor who aided them. WttUy, by Cartltr...... ■$ .» vrhether It can acquire so many of which resulted In saddling btoi 50 years on a robbery conviction. Suba Ptllwnd. On* Ttar...... $11.00 so, the university would be failing by hia own analysis, a good, play, children, Mrs. Leo RIchloff, Mra. clntha. white pkper narciaaua, rose our own children but for all chil Sutton was spotted tinkering at tha Umpplnga end locntlana of he doesn't . become heirt-hroken with the rea)xmsiblUty of making dren, -We- -must look ahead and He escaped by overpowering j l ABC APPLIANCE CO. Its oiWn piirpoM and its own tra a fervent address,' in lINi3, In be Raymond dtfford, W alter Kochin colored cyclamen; a huge bunch of nla automobile battery because he guard Feb. 10^ 1947, and had been MRHBEit OR world empire without losing its when it fails to produce a touch and Alex .Kochin, and eight grand- forsythia and several pink and work for the welfare of children did not want to pay a garage 2 1 M A P U s m m m . 2 - 1 1 7 1 th e associated PRESS dition. If any cloaed mind ever down. half of the candidate he was ready yet unborn." a fugitive since. Tha Aaaoclatrd Prtta It taelutiTtly own principled mission in the ‘childxmk lavender African violets with a mechanic 81-80 to do the Job for c ^ e to j^praye of such a.,uniyer- to dump in 1948. __ The wlnnera .of Uie .PTA apen- -He was booked here yaateiday ; aaUUad-to the. uat .of .teinibU(3atlnn.„b(. worldii'êTktoed ngntn by the news .. .B y , thiB^ codeÔ ie . ... M a poMhari M e ito -sind- .d#5P--roae..,getaaaum.-trans». ■on-ltharger -of-' 'burghnrjq"' 'grzBff’ all ntwB (.lapatrhta credited to It. or irtty, uiat would tiM end of the state chairman has now weeom- formed the rostrum of Columbia totod'SafMy cosh in hia pocket and another not otliar*ln 'credited la thia paper that we are about to construct a foea thought this might'prove announced. They were: kindergar larceny and assault stemming from 'university, i plished the unusual feat of having embarrassing to Mr, Bnlley, COngregaSional Church Into a 83,000 In hia S6-a-week room. and alao tha local newt publlthcd here. gigantic Americain air baae on the been against President Truman in Y?rt‘hlS-*towsr ten, Laima Kaunas; first grade, Tk* rooffl' just a few blocks an indictment involving the 1960 All rishta of rrpubllcatlon of apeclal I^ n ’t be ao nerypua,^ TaleL’niis, _thejr,inliicaleulateiL The triumph W H IC H IS Colum bia Linds- Poster; second gtade.-Rtch*^ holdup^ of "the- M anuf acturerrTruat"! dlapalchaa SerHii' are alao raaerred. hdand of Cjrprue, In the e a a t ^ the year when he-waa going toTTin surprise as one stejpped through from Broo&d^ police headquarters, thing la not an attack. It la an ac and win and that of being for him of nuking the right nnd soo- ard McCabe; third grade, Llnwood Hayfiea L- OriawoM, Sr. Company in Long Island City, end of the , Mediterranean. - This eeufol ph^ for radio time enr- the doOr Just having entered from Gardner; fourth grade, Paulette waa amall and with a minimum of Queens, Full aerrlee client of. N. B.‘ A. Serr- colade. ■ in this year, when he seems most Columbia's Orahd List for 1951, a world of wlntor-outoide. — The fumiriiings. Sutton lived there as BARRER SHOPS lee. Inc. will he for our big bemheri wMch, likely not to be a candidate. But, rled him buoyantly through tto EXPENSIVE? juat completed and checked by the EMwarda; fifth grade, Irene Kris- Hayden L. Oriawold will preside or THE Publlahera’ i R»-prrarnUII»ea: The resultant ordl^ which Induded, Board of Tax Review, atanda at flowers were loaned by 'various kejanis; sixth grade, Bonnie Wil- "John Mahoney" and waa described on Cyprus, will be within range of to give hia phjlbsophy credit, «s.n>.hers.._of _ the..£hurciL.and ar as acting high priest of Delta as "quiet and clean" bv hia 70- HUNT MAN'S KIN MANCHESTER BABBEBB' ASSOCIATION Jullua Matheira Special Aireney New laHdfntally, even Mghts into only eleven dollars leas'than 8100,- tiama. ^ e judges for the contest Chapter No. 61, Royal Arch Ma Tork. Chleaao. Detroit and Boaton. * all the Near East and within range Bailey is no more worried today the rarefied realm of forelga 000 more than last year’s list, or a ranged by Mrs. Howard Rice. were Miss Hazel Lutz, supervisor year-old landlady, Mra. Inez Mar- than he was four years ago. In Dr. George S. Brookes had used sons, a t (ts regular convocation to aan.. New Haven, Feb. 19—(JP)— MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF of Rusaia as welt. I t la, we our- O pen Forum pollry. And he took to aneers total of 82,130,038 as compared of art for the elementary grades. morrow flight a t 7:30, at the Ma Police today were endeavoring to WILL BE CLOSED each instance, a certain play in at the oncoming role of his owu with 83,030,037. Of thU toUl "What Do You Expect For Your Hiss. Hope Henderson, teacher of Li%-ad Near Polloe CIRCULATIONS. ■elvea know, one of the. world wide vited him. He made it, and he Reward?’’ as the subject of Ms sonic Temê. locate relatives of a Norwegian chain of bases we are acquiring 1948 favorite, Eisenhower, aa amount, 81.706,951 is a resident art In the high school and Mrs. Mr. Griswrold, who is right ex Aaked how he eluded capture bom painter whose body wa.s The Herald Prlntlna Company. Ine. MAToh «»f Dlmee Surrets doea not bother with futile re lightly as If he had nev-er aermon, Though not his answer, Grace Lockwood, president of Rob WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY and constnicting for purely defen grets. list and 8423,087 is non-resident. one might well have thought the cellent king of the Grand Chapter during the 18 months he lived in found in a snowbank in Ft. Hale aaiumaa no flnanelal reaponalblllty for To the Editor: dreamed of being an Elsenhower There are 23 new houaee lifted ertson PTA. Brooklyn. Sutton told newsmen he Park here yesterday. The body typc>trapblcal errore appeartnc In ad- sive reasons. With the officisi closing of the Four years ago, Bailey re delightful flower' scene a reward of Royal Arch Maaona of COn- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22 eerllaamenta and other readlnp matter man hlmselL And why n o tt this ‘year, exactly the same niim- The birthday cqke, baked by n^ticut, w4il preside for the pur kept away from uniformed police, v.-as identified as that of Steve A. Yet these bases put us In phyk- 1993 Manchester March of Dimes ceived, from the Washington In 1948. as In 1993, It was the ' ber of new ones declared last war. for braving the weather to attend Mra. Grace Lockwood in honor of In Tha kanchealer Erenln* Herald. Campaign, aa chairman I am hap aervices. pose of conferring the Royal Arch never ate twice in the same M. Holmlln, 62, of uncertain ad eal possession of the power to source he had most reason to ' play, and not the man, which There are 69 more, cam listed this the occasion waa given as a door reataurant, avoided old friend^ dress. Identification .was estab py to report to the people of Man respect, what seemed a deflaite Frank MUeachntg assisted Dr. prize and won by Mrs. William La degree on his son, ' Hayden L. Tueaday, February 1# dominate large areas of the globe w-as the thlag. year with a'total valuation for the Griswold, Jr. and "ducked women" who "can lished by Major John J. Kirkman SOUTH MANCHESTER SHOPS chester that the amount raised is assurance that Truman would 793 set at 8414,855 as compared Brookes with the service. Motte. of the Salvation Army who said where no American soil la located. the second largest total- on record, withdraw from the presidential Mrs. Eunice Sponcey and MisS High Priest C. Harry Shenning alao get you In trouble.” WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY with $386,315 of 1950'a lis t Poul reports that Grand High Priest Holmlin did landscape painting Brotherhood: Chapter One They are, however We Intend them, exceeded only by the campaign picture la defftenoe to an Elsen * n . MARK OF try, which dropped in value last Claudia Etheridge and their broth He said he worked on Staten Is and other work for the Army for following the epidemic of 1949. It er. David Etheridge, left here Fri Phillip J. Jones of Hartford, and land here for several years after WEDNESDAY. R|M 0ARY 20 This haa been the beginnlnR of the phyalcal apparatus of tm- hower draft by the Democratic L U M DUftR OUALITV year, haa come up again and now C.liihlrew’s M u se u m several months each year. Medical is mjr privilege .and honor .to ts- ..fhrty.... When, .shortly .after, re-... day ôn a _week’s_ automobile Jrip. hia staff of Grand Chapter of- his escfy>e. then ■went to Brooklyn WfbfharTtood' Weelt in Ibil tnittM ■perlaltam;- -U -wrltt tHTnewii; In' the atanda a t -848,040-aa..compared- to ffcws ■ lof 7 xroHHeetteut; ■ wiif "be JSxaniiner_. Dr.. ..Uar-vinM ...Scar pr«M my iihceia thanks and ap- ceipt of this supposed lafornia- last year's $39,915. Otherwise, They win \1aiE reTaElvei Tn Beau I K r e c ^ because be^ wia. born there and brough said death was due to ex- NORIH M ANCHlS^ Stataa.__A ..former .. CHiinr,8e_.JSLa; world If we .hpld_tp our pyim _gppd l>r«clatk>ji_to„-thel people _of .-ilou,. -be- waa-glvea-ao-opportul-- -tbere-4aUUto«hange-ln-tlto picture^ fort, 8. C.L and jackaonvllle. Fla., present. Mafly Royal Arch Moaoha knows it "better than any part of iwsuT?, _ TTje__deM. m»n_ls_ Intentions and do not use them for cheater for their understanding of nity to participate In a Ne-w Ifieifore returning to iheir home on rrem "~H«rtfonr~and- aurroundlng' 'the' cbunTryT'" OPENnALt DAY THURSDAYr H8RUARY~21 ttonalllt officer, whose Chinese as a whole. No new bualneasm chapters are expected to accom to have relatives in Boston, Mass., Imperialistic means, for It will be the grgat need for funds during Vork meeting of big time party were noted.------Columbia Green. Mrs. Lewis P. Cheney, director Sutton earned bis name of "the and Pennsylvania. wife la Amarican bom, had made Clarence Johnson of Wllliman- pany the Grand Chapter suite. the first time In history that such 1952 and their most generous re- basses who were la a state of Thirty-five young people attend of the Children’s Museum In H art hia down payment on a home In ■ponae to our appeal. rebellion against the candidacy Which is more expensivs—paying for dependable Autombbile In- ed ‘'Rec" night at Willimantic tlc-Hartford road is a patient at ford, win be guest speaker nt the High Priest Shenning requests 'South San Francisco, whep he be positions have been held by any I also desire to take this op of Truman, Bailey saw the Irre-. ■nrance, or paying a daim for thonsands of dollars? The wise motorist YMCA Saturday, under the spon Windham Community Memorial meeting of the Highland Park local Royal Arch Masons to make gan to receive threats Indlcadng nation and not used for purposes portunity to thank everyone who alstible play. It the'Eisenhower sorship of Columbia Recreation Hospital. PTA tomorrow evening at 8. Mrs. a special effort to attend thia of Imperialism. We are creating assisted in any way during the thing went, he would be in on KNOWS he cannot afford to be without insafance. Council. Local leaders in charge Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith, '3t„ Cheney will accompany her talk meeting out of respect to Past that the resirlenta of that com High'Priest Hayden and to greet for ourselves a tremendous temp campaign and to express my ap the ground floor with h new or- of the group included Wilbur of Glastonbury spent the week by movies and will show exhibits. munity wanted to prevent , him preciation to The Manchealer end with hia mother. Mra. Wilbur the grand high priest and other tation. Fletcher, John Card, Walter Card, Nearly 160,000 children in the . from locating there. Thia young, Herald and the members of the Louis Soracchi and Miss Jean Smith, of Rose lane. Hr. Smith Hartford .area benefited from the dl.stifiguished gueata. walUeducated Chinese wss itire How well Will our own principle staff for their interest and the ex Natach, and they were assisted by senior, a patient at Windham Com facilities of the Children'.s Museum that thia was the work of a few stand against thia temptation, as cellent cooperation received by the Robert J. Smith Robert Kazarian, director of phy munity Memorial Hospital, U ex in 1991, the museum's annual re year drew considerably ■ more BALCH Is Your pected. to return home the early adults to the museum than in pre- malcontents. He was willing to It materiallzeaT various committees throughout the sical education at the ‘‘Y.’’ Mias port reveals. With expanded fa entire drive. __ INOOBPOBATBD part of thia week. cilities ihe. museum has_been able Ylpus__yeara. The attendance is trust the American dem<«-raey of One can give no final answer to G G A U T I F y -Natach keeps therecorda^fFletch'-’ Sincerely yours, ------REAL ESTATE ^ INSUBAMCE ^ nsslstlng In gym work alao, took, to open up 10 new ca.ses for ex only a few thousand below that of Which he h id heard SO riifich. So he that question. But It doea have to AR'rHUM J. LeCLAIRE, JR. V O U R H O M C over the swimming. Mr. Soracchi Tsfael plans to revive' the once- hibits on the main floor of the the Boston Children’s Museum. suggested that the residenta of the be noted that, even In the gaining •88 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 8480 takes bowling and the others work flourishing trade in potash ex building. Mrs. Paul Carlson and mothers community express, In a secret of these bases, some weakening of Huggeats Tiirklngton WITH OUR WALL in calesthenica, tumbling, baaket- tracted from the waters of the A series of exhibits on religion of the second grade children will what might otherwise be our To the Editor— •ONSUBANSMITHS SINCE 1814** ball, etc., giving the youngsters a Dead Sea. , during the latter months of the be hostesses for the evening. ballot, their attitude toward his ORTILE BOARD well rounded program which also moving In. prinriple is Involved. In my opinion we have a very :------i______M O R E IR A N flna candidate for the position of has ping-pong. The secret ballot was held, and If we were not interested in a general manager of Manchester Awards made Saturday night It showed 174 voting In objection hose in-Cyprus, for instance, our right in our midst', and to date. I were announced by Wilbur Fletch to hia moving In, 28 approving his natural attitude toward that island have yet to ace his name men B E H E R DEAL TheWG.CLENNEYca er and presented by Joel Anthony, president of' the Gra-Y group. moving In, and 14 with no opinion. would:, be one of criticlam of the tioned. BUILDING MATERIALS Harold A. Turkington is that These included bowling badges for •,'Thls Is a nice little community, British Imperialism which ,1s lo PONTIAC DEALER LUMBER FUEL nian, and .who is there among us 1 ( , ril, I --I tr. i M.-mi I|. -1. I those who have bowl^ .60 or over and'we plan to keep it“'that way," cated there. We would he ii^ f e of to challenge that point? 3 36N.ri*JN sr. tWtCMtSTER which ■went to I'l'elsofi Meld, lioug- - aald-one-of-the residents-."------— -the-fact-that -Uie-island'-ie Ch'eek — Mr,—Turkington" -has—done—:an- Tga-'Vr6Tm%r.~~TOvig ~Evah^ rh^population,' and that this popii- nnfsrandfng job' as Mayor of Man Anthony,'Richard Beaudiy, Phlilp" Others who talked snid that chester for many ye.ira. He has Brousscau, Sidney Whitney, Fran they feared the admisaion of one lation is almost unanimous in worked closely and in harmany cis LaChappelle, Marjorie Chow- non-white resident would ruin all wanting to escape from Britl.sh with the late George.Waddell, and A TRIBUTE TO ance and Kalhy Beck; swimming the property values In the com .sovereignly in order to bec-ome is well versed in all pilr local badges were given those who problems. - . passed requirements of four dif Home Loan CUSTOMERS NOW ENJOY munity. part of Oreece again, and might f A FRANK STATEMENT I would like to sea a movement ferent strokea diving and' swim j To complete the picture, some even be finding ways to help their d started to have our Mayor's name OF F A C T ming four times the length of the (Ascription of the community in cau.se. But when we accept the site placed at or near the head of the pool to Paul Pepin, Richard D'Au- question should ha given. It Is not. for a bate from British eovereignty list of candidates for the post of OUR TELEPHONE GIRLS! tueill, Russell Evans, Douglas “ K » H o w ” 4i might be assumed, any in (?yprus. we sutomatically be Generil Manager of Manchester. WolmeV, Davis Evans, Lancia La / ' come Interested In maintaining the . Yciurs sincerely, Chappelle and Boyd Tuttle, and fkahlonahle wealthy auhurb. The 8. R. Cohen beginner badges for swimming property values involved are not sovereignty which haa extended once the length of the pool to Jo high In the flrst place. It is what this Concession to us. And if the Beebe and Ed Oervais. Works For You - - - - l| now known, as a low Income British should ever want to get The buiy,’ waFehful and effieient "hello girl" is on the other end of This town, u-tod as a pilot town Every step in compounding your prescrip- by the Willimantic Heart Associa at M oncheiter Savings and Loon. Home Loons are our principal form of housing davelopment, with values out entirely, we ourselves would be lion, from selecting and mixing ingredicnt.s your telephone lino. She is "Central" and she sees that your casual tion is conducting a heart aurx'ey investment and hove been for almost 41 years. ranging from $10,000 to $12,000, fared with the nece.ssity of Impos LECLERC to writing the lal>cl, is done with one of urgent call goes through in seconds. ' All day long, and through In its school, is plra.sed to report Inflation dollara. Ro the votes In ing upon a free f:ypnis a guaran thoiight in mind—to dispense the fihest the night, your Phone Girl is on the job. She has "the voice with a that what appeared to be a num-; Your Home lA>an is tailored to your income. Hundreds have achieved tee that our position there would FUNERAL HOME ber of rases as been brought down this fMll M^rq cast not byj^ any ninlicine that scienti6c knowledge and pro smile." -Sna knows her business and is businetslik*... Surely wa _homejiwnership as the xesult ot a.fortunate “first moye"-Ta friendb’. . gibup of aorlalUra, o f any clique 'norhe impaired. fessional skill can producerCompJounding to only threr fmm the total'enroll-" don't fully appreciate tha wonderful service of these women. Let's ment who will require the care of constructive chat at Manchester Savings and I.. ANNIVERSARY YEAR Oimmunlata will say It typlfle-s every country, there will arise , tB- 869 CENTER STREET — PHONE 4079 — MANCHESTER, CONN. grades, first, third and fifth, those polities] element.i which i-on- ! { — exarnined last year, were care the real truth' about ! American h fully exaniinrd for any trace of democracy. It will ■ go into the aider our armed presence on their ; CLERK heart history. The 26 found to great ideological battlegrounds of coll an oppres.'ive thing. And then | V .- have had some Irregularity when the rest of Asia and of Africa, we ourselves will revest whether ■ FOR GENERAL examined last year were re We,Salute Our Town! examined this year. Six were RANGES where the fact that Americans w;e have fallen permanently ini Quinn’.s Pharmacy \ „,* ■ .4 OFFICE WORK found to atm have some irregu- HEATS! COOKS! Rop*' ALL Ch CaaA^liM Kitthn Kinfc, Medtl II-IS304. seem to jttdge. a man by the color love with all our foreign acquisi 873 MAIN ST. TEL. 41.36 ^ ^ ^ tions. lerlty and were checked by their Imytliiat you wigt ia ■ btiutiful modem.gai rMgt, combined with * cempittely cv. V of his akin Is the greatest single ...... KwST. 1902 d!--- ■own physician. Th'e final report 'aafpmofk'-fM bertin|'-OTit; ...." ...... -lA trUA.—*g»-- drawback in America's effort to W rit* Box Y shows just three who actually need - wln'tlte'flfTMidship of IKmc popul'a- Don"t - Re- So -'Nervotw. ■ Y ale! treatiwsnt.-...... - - ■ ■ ------■ c-oThoHoraM The examinations were made by t.A.t...- Mpn« who hold the balance of Jfce nervoueneAB of even great Dr. W. C.'Hafnawbrthi school phy- powvr in the world today. estsuDlished institutiema tn these l /C. atclin, and Miss Margaret Dane- Chapter T»'U of thU R e m e t n b e r l hy, assisted by Mrs, Pierre, • 1 dimes of idenlngieal accusatipns Wh'en jidu Viiy a Cat KiicKin Htalmg Aanft, Brotherhood Week Is beginning. It and suspicions Is Illustrated by the What might have been a serious la the better chapter. From a San These Are fire; had i t ' reached the nearby you step down to Hit low C rate. T liii low r$te fact that Yale University has con- woods as it threatened, waa quick m o Me y Francisco hospital a Korean aidcred it politlcând necessary to ly extinguished, by Columbia applici to all oHitr gai uttd in Hit home. veteran who originally hailed from produce, from a committe.e of CUSTOM BUILT VOIUrtteer Fire Depiu-tment Satur Georgia telephoned a newspaper to alumni, a flntling to the effect that day afternoon at the home of Hen My: it la not harboring subversive doc / ry F. Ramm on Jonathan Trum ------"I loet all my prejudices ftghUog bull Highway; A grass fire, -which trines or conducting a cniaade NOT A Erected and spread rapidly brought the depart with -Chinese and Negroes' in against religion. Finished ment to th e ' Ramm home which ' B E B W I K *^**re, to spin. No fuel ^liii^ry worries. Korea. I also lost a leg In Korea. Yale, of course, was faced wrlth Including is about two mites from the fire No fuel odon, no dirt-. No llfhting. What were we fighting for? This a hard decision. Several months 2 Side Windows house, in exactly three and one ®f:!^‘ng .hurna,me Up. /a i the half minutes, much to the amaze- ' Inside Door t of Mr-j-Ramm.-and a fact of ------■ ■OthM ft ildwB in the ■-ward. ■ jiist' certarrivllind'^thigrgVg 'Wt're about 0 ^ ifead- which the department members eyt-ewyAtoe-**—w vcl •* -'fn-' from Korea, aCc burned up W». bnlld OB.the Door fr to/rj ■ ‘as.'-u\v“ jverAPjrQud...... Save time both Imatiog and ,raelu.' sympathy and other opportunities and Issued in book form, tha unt- the senior society and their hus ter PAY Drivra Also bands are extended a special Invi for the Chinese officer to purcliase verelty had two choice's. Either it aJiome. HiellwiijlioiiaQi Furnished tation to attend. Dr. Willey will could Ignore the attack, aa so talk on the United Nations and Aa much as the rest of America ridiculous as to be beneath its own INCLUDES HANLEY OVERHEAD DOOR World Affairs. He will show a ONLY A WEEK can • do to updo the impression notice. Or it could attempt t o an film. Refreshments wlH be served by the auxiliary members. created by the vote in South San swer it.r* Francisco will be done. But this Mrs. Raymond Evans, a Ha I . In normal tlm u, there would punch the time dock every time ONE CAR GARAGES TWOCARGARAGB waiian bride in thia country only Chapter Two win never, abroad. have been no .doubt as to the de a few weeks, saw her first snow ■- catch up to Chapter One. What- cision. Yale would have laughed, we use the Phone, tt*s the only way Pad 1 0 x 2 0 ...... $ 4 8 0 2 0 x 2 0 ...... $ 1 1 3 5 with Sunday’s storm. She waa AFTER SMALL DOWN PAYMENT . .J sver happens now, the original aa Yale Wren everywhere ' wrould entranced by It and sat on the 1 2 x 2 0 ...... $ 4 0 $ 2 0 x 2 4 ...... $ 1 1 8 5 damage has been done. have laughed. stairs looking out through the could get us to keep pur calls brief,* 1 2 k 2 2 $ 7 7 0 glaaa of the Evans storm door just That la the real tragedy—that But. in these abnormal times Saitsflonat... ' 2 2 x 2 2 ...... $ 1 2 2 0 watching It faU. Cpl. and Mrs. aay group of American clUsens Yale felt compelled to distrust If you keep your colls brief and allow time be 1 2 x 2 4 $ 7 8 0 2 2 x 2 4 ••...•....i..., $ 1 2 4 0 Evans were given a greenback -F ■'' .,'5' ■ ■"T,'' should either not realise what they. some of its own alumni. It judged tween colls, then you moke your party line more ahower by 40 friends and relatives w$re doing, or. If they did reallfe, that some of them^might construe who gathered at hia parents' home Manch<>isfftr Division Msnehester Office, 687 Main Straet. not care what the consequences valuable to you and yoiir neighbors. I on Pine street Saturday night. any effort to ignore the attack as' B a r fford Gas Co. Open Thandajr Eveiiincfi slid Sst< would be. Nor should this be KMP’S Xha party was planned by Mrs. an inferential admisaion thht the INOORFORATED Harry Cbowanac and guests came uiday Morninge For AppBaace plkocd entirely on the plane that attack had some truth in iL Bo THOMAS COLLA fiom HarUord, Manchester, WUU- Demonstratkm and Sdcs Itila victory or defeat in tha cold Tale has dignified the attack writh SALES A SERVICE raanUe and OtdniBhiB. Mra. Hyland T u k e r has her w^'which la at atakp. We should counter-attacks, and wito the THf SOUTHfRN NfW fNGUNO COMPANY .b e batter, net to win a war, for 368 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE CONSTRUCTION and APPLIANCE CO. •other’s thrM small children from present finding of a representative „% 0|êl• * ^C?- ^ .. ••:•*; pr'îi'ri^ k t: MANCHEaiiai KVBNmQ-HEIULt^. JffANCHjBgreB^ COîl^ tt, MAKCHPTBR Ei^NIKQ H E R ^ , MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1952' PAGE N W B . Eamrseney Doctors n n T i • -M . LC Voters Baek Party Wiiu Promotion Agehte Wait 2 Chicago U. Obituary expanding the O ^ n School by au ing last month, the hoard approved tw o Fpmts T r k Dr. 3. A. Segal, 0125, (adults •se 2-Yeistr Course PTA to Equip ^ Bowers Plans thorizing the. general manager to the plana for the South SenooL ex Clocnor Cuffiiiif For3 Hours only), and Dr. Florence Marsb, On Manager cpntiniie negotiations with the pansion. » • Vote Result % price tag. Millions of doUfifb Approval of the preliminary Board o f Education and the School frioa fMT m w la MOia, OM la n na. Special ScMion W ill Be emsrgency calls tomorrow Mn. Bourn and Hatha* Gthen Says Mandies* ■c aia needed for heart dlseaaa re plans for the Rowers School ex Building committee, and architect . J, Albert 3. SUssM kl search. You can help by glvlpg pansion is the second such approv- Arnold LaWrOnce Is now preparing Held Tomorrow from afternoon. way Agree That Non* Ships Dâl t t r Men ~ tJnMMm om tiling Will Confer With But Eduratur* RefuW For K orea — T fuitlw r I to-thk_1992-Heart Fund_aend. final plans.______:______--Pkm wti-agH** -for A#wrt 3. -Pri|ici|«ti; Couirdl cm 5*8p.m., Cleric^sOffiM lioral Man b Needed Staaaeskl of 90 Lydau street, who In Accepting Tem u your gift to N. William Knight, "T o Pair* Prelfmfiiary 't'. (Cxtlw M frw Ff oS ‘ (OMtbMMd fftos Fago Om ) died at the Manchester Memorial •Worth of speoi.1 Pro- 5;?,,.n:rsc,s„'’'R'r ^ Type* of Appiirietue First National Bank. Manchea- Green Sehool Print* A apecUl MMlon to make voters .Twro o f Manchester’s three Dem Hospital Saturday, webe held this lef. To Get Plaque same stockholders as AmeHcan ference recommendstloa was morning at 8:30 fbom the Leclerc ManchestM' P r u M tla l Agents, gram for Those Lack' Mrs. Janet S. Smith. Llllll I wlU be held tomorrow In the Town ocratic members at the Board of The board did approve another *nie Board of Education m*a». CTerk’s office from S to 8 p. m. Overseas. drafted by the GtommuaUta, in Funeral Home and at 9 o’clock at on strike since Dee. 1, are awaiting ing Scholastic Ability Progress on the town's school-1 Directors came out today in gen Greenwich in tun) subchartared cluding the “ etc.!^ 8L Bridget’s Church. Rev. Theo program, though. This one is a ing last night authorized Arthur building, expansion program was ! The session was Slated by the results o f nation-wide union vot- therapy program for the physical try. Although Manchester is STRIKES AH W ! The third ^ staff conference dore Oubala vras the celebrant at made on one front at the Board of Board of Directors at its meeting For Waddell eral support of their 4 party's the tankers to a subsidiary of ing on a new contract. Th* results H .' Illlng, superintendent ^ of giâUy affected indirectly, Illing Standard Oil of New Jersey. meeting w a a a Oommunist idea. the solemn requiem high Maas, A proposed ttro-year terminal ly lumdlcappcd children and cov Education meeting last night but Feb. 5. . — recommendation that the general are expected today. ers the remainder of the current schools, to confer with school prin has said, it is difficult to demon Red negoUalton insisted on it Rev. Robert (jarroll the deacon eouris in the high school for stu it struck a snag on another. ( In order to be made a \'oter, a manager the town le currently Big Proms, No Tax The Manchester agents, mem school year as well as the 1952-53 strate a dlrert effect on the town. As Leece related it, Greenwich when the tinited NaUons Cora- and Rev. James Hmmons the tub cipals and with P T A unitjr about The progrcs.s was made in the ! person must be an American citi> Memorial to Late Gen< seeking should be profeeslonally bers of Hartford Local 85, voted dent^ whose academic work school year. Illlng reporteii to the board rtiat paid off from charter fees- the nuuid accepted the CpnununisC deacon. Mrs. Arlyne Garrity was the Jrinds of recreational equip approi'Bl by the board of preliml-1 CEMENT ~ sen. either by virtue of bein^ bom timlned, should havs experience as unanimously to accept the con through the grsdea haa proven The program, which provides he expects to have ready for in cral Manager to Be of debts American Overseas had as wording/for the jmUUcsl confer tho organist and soloist. ment the school would accept from nary plans of the seven-roorii ex BEADY TO use In thu country or by having been a city manager and should, prefer- tract, according to George L. .physiotherapy, and occupational clusion in the coming budget an sumed in buying the Bhlpa ence recommendation, right down Bearers were Anthony Dubaldo, that they would be unable to do Ih S P T A . pansion of the Bowers School, and ' naturalised. ______-ably, ba-non-local.— ------Oohen, chairman o f the strike com the.Pspy treatments for children in estimate of the coat of carrying I WiaMi Bronae,- With -Profile Eveniusny, the ships wers sold 2 i to the "etc.” Primo Amadeo,' Benjamin Balm, Satisfactory work in the' existing hv lo 1 *” "8 "'■* struck When the I Tm^ a* fia u : I f a person is a naturalised cltl- I^therlne Bourn and Melvin need o f such help, has received the ‘nte principals are engaged In a and the stockholders of American Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy, head Lloyd Jarvis, Ronald Moore and mittee. high school program brought to ’m t" do »he same for ien. he must present his natural- Hathaway, in separate interviews George L Russ, president at general approval of ,he Manches- survey o f teacher opinion about Pending an investigation _pf Its pversess got their big profits as UN delegstlon eblMted -at Joseph Limerick. the.^ surface last ziight .at . .the ^ changes in preliminary plans for the modern- 1 - isatlon papers tomorrow. l i h 4 , JAt-Mediical. AaanPlat i o n .... HOBBY $H0m - ‘Any-Amerieen- eltiaen; - who "is eosti— .li»e-siee.-br«nse-TSaqoefJS^^; capital‘-g^s-. — ------tlrtfe-Hr* »«rd ~“ther'e" Is nothing '■-'■'rhe'’body'-waa-plBced- In--aw-ref‘4 he--etrihing -...AFt---ftisuranea Bbard'er'Eit'ucillfan'meet'fn ...... uasuon-of,. the- Maneheateei-Oreen-i- iT>rn««tlon, the Board of Directors Agents International Union, said avatrable in 'praygr^nds. wî'ch ' School. at least 21 years old and has lived bearing a profile of the late LeecS said American (Overseas for the Btaff ofRcera to do.” •<; ceivlng vault at St. Bridget's flict in philosophlea of education should look for a man who haa had kinds may be considered safe and OPEN 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. in Connecticut for one year and in George H. Waddell has been de- "didn't have to pay any taxes" on Later, however, he agreed. But, Cemetery. » in advance of the official tally among several members o f the The board, still IiMiking to an expênce u a inanager in other that he expects the 9,555 eligible which types hazardous. -Manchester for six- months, majL ctdtd on *e th* moo'4mepf to the income from profitable charters of a UN communique said, Joy stip tward. . . G irl Scoul8 Plan Local Couple Whis expansion of the Green School, ciires.“ T h e y ■ also agreM that it voters to approve the new pact,.' - Consensus among- the board be made a voter. memory of Manchester's first gen five of the eight oil tankers be ulated "the atair officers would not William E. Buckle.v, who has held ciff'approval o f the plans Tor would be preferable to choose a members wa;; that the schools ^ The local League of Women Vot eral manager, the George H, cause it had "a losa position for be empowered to make any sub agreed upon by company and been a teacher in Hartford for modernizing the school because non-resident since such a person Spaghetti Supper could not accept stationary equip- Free Trip to N. Y. ers pointed out today the impor Waddell Memorial Fund commit tax purposes' through most of the stantive change or addition to the M VD Issues union negotiators Sunday. many years, said that such a pro they dp not provide.fQr,possible would have no local political ties. Unofficial tabulations of votes ' 'ment which might require close tance of this, an election year, and tee has derided. operations, covering a period from draft, recommendation.” gram, which wnuld collect into a ------i inter expansion to the east. The Democratic Town commit in Prudential locals showed these supervision during school ;hoiirt urged non-voters to register as 'The decision was taken by the early 1948 through the summer of North Korean Gen. Nam n said special program those students A spaghetti supper, sponsored ^by Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lewis ofi In its original proposals for the tee on Friday went on record as soon as possible. group at Its first meeting yeliter- 1950. Writeoffs for depreciation Raymond D. Blanco ine meeting of staff officers was 350 to Noon results: whose lack of scholastic ability the members of Senior Girl Scout and for which the board' might be 313 Spruce street, will leave for ’"'hool-building program, the tConMuTopiei] recommending to the Board of Di necessary to write a preamble and For the contract; New York, Troop 3, win be held at Cooper held responsible in case; o f sccl- V.... r-i*,, to ' ’" '" '’O* hoard recommended that day in the Municipal Building. ' contributed to the "4osa poaition." tends to lower academic standards New York City Ertda> to spend | nsims he added to the Green rectors that It choose "the best Greenwich, in the same peHod, "fo r proper wording and Insertion the biggest locail, 861-875; Con Hall of - the South Methodist dents outside o f school hours. Building Inspector David C a m Raymond D. Blanco Of 102 Sum In the schools, would be a step in the week epd as guests of W T IC s ] .‘ichool and said that that project By M. A. Renff* . Thorp Di§cu88e» bers. rhairman of the committee, qualified, professionally trained "showed a substantial profit," mit atfieet has been promoted in the armistice agreement.” Sub-Branch Office at necticut; Worcester, Mass.; Utica, the right direction. Church next Tuesday evening, Illing said the philosophy of the out-of-town applicant so that the N. Y.; Indianapolis, Ind.; Louis Eeb. 26, at 6:30. Following the | ».V-'tern is that cooperative recrea- "Cinderella Weekend ’ program. he ------given top priority In the —prO' appointed Probate Judge John J. Leece said, but it was not taxable from assistant secretary to secre Joy's qualification limited the "The quality of the educational Mrs. Lewis won the trip hy out- 62 Pitkin St. Phone 8195 manager selected will be bound by work of staff officers “to complet Annory Will Be Open ville, Ky.; Toledo, O.; Kansas City, supper the girls will put on an en- tional activity is more valuable. gram. Wallett and Superintendent of by the U. 8. government "be tary at the National Fire Insur pro;âm haa been deteriorating scoring three other finalists in Program of CD no political ties," ing any mechanical details." Mo., and Portland, Ore. tertainment. Such activity do*s not require sta However, before the school could Cemeteries George Elliott as a cause it was a foreign corpora ance Company of. Hartford. An for 25 years;” he said, "and stan compctltlpn for la.st,\vcck'.s major Mayor Harold A. Turklngton tion Joy named Air Force Col. An 8:30 to 5 p.1 m. Daily Against; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Ro As part of their efforts to raise tionary equipment but does re he expanded. Ihe acquisition of ad subcommittee to determine the nouncement of his promotion and dards are being lowered to allow prize on the popular qulz-bro.id- yesterday questioned the validity drew J. Kinney of Atlanta and Lt. chester, N. Y.; Elmirs-Corning, funds for a trip to Wsshingtsn. quire such movable equipment as ditional land In the vicinity of the ' Leon A.'Thorp, advertising man cost Involved in purchasing such * Leece said that after Casey the that of several other company all students to be given some edu- cast. She and her husband will hs of the qualification of having no University of Chicago and E. Col, Howard 8. Levis " o f N ew About 350 motor vehicle regis N . Y., and Syracuse, N. Y. D. C„ this spring this group of balls. _?ch(jol in which the expansion; ager o f The Herald and chairman a plaque. — officers was made following the eatlon." given a round o f enirftaihmcfit at HOW TO MEET political ties that a non-resident Stanley Klein, New York business York. They will meet when the The vote in Detroit was listed Senior Girl Scouts has be#n work could be carrled'out was laid down j \N0 OTHER WHISKEY GIVES YOU j o f the local Red ■ Crtws Disaster I f the plaque can be purchased dlrectora' meeting and annual trations were issued this morning He felt that one reason for this A t a recent P T A Council meet prominent night clubs, icstaurant.s would have, stating that In six Communists are ready. as 95 to 95. ing hard with preparations for this ing, a proposal was made that ns a prerequisite by the State Relief committee, spoke at the at a cost not considered excessive, man. were ths largest inveaters in meeting of the stockholders in as the sub-branch office opened at was that 't was believed undemo and theaters in .the metropolis be months “ any out-of-town man the venture. supper, which' is not the first of Eoaril of Education, ! | the committee will begin active Hartford yesterday. the state armory. Office hours will In commenting on the possible cratic to prevent an.v stiident from P T A units equip school play ginning immediately upon their OOLLEOE COSTS... weekly meeting of the Kiwanls could form ties and cliques o f his He said the 'University and their efforts to raise money for; grounds with apparatus which ran I'hls requirement proved a' soliciting in town. Mr. Blanco was bom in Spain be from 8:30 a. m. until 5 p. m. settlement today, <3eorge L. Co- sharing in a school program. arrival at the Prince George Hotel Club this noon on the Chvillan De- own the same as a man who, has Klein each jnit.jjp .815,QQ0.. and their trip. Under, the .leadership j^l^^ by thejschop.t and .Si: at^mbling' Wock when ownepa of j . ..Present-plana-call.for the.plaqus wifLlMis. served With the,N.stiQn.al dally...with., the. exception ..of ..Sat .h«n, .ctudnpsn. of. .Uw Msnclwstet . -!As- a -Tcault- -of. .tbts, however, Friday ev ening. -A -WTIU-host will • An - editratiomT run ' EtViNr ■"■fense brgimxstlOH- m Manchester; lived here all his life.” each received 1,500 shares of of Hartford for more than 25 strike committee,, said, “ W e have <»f the preside^nt of the troop, Pris- so for community playground pur- The land'adjacchi to the school re-; to be mounted on the west wall of urday when the office closes at standards are set b.v the lowe.st take them to the -Cafe Rouge, you a convenient metlind of "Much has been seebmplithed at American Overseas and 3^000 year*! havlngjieenjnfinde u^lstant Rescue 32, accomplished a favorable compfb- cilla Hill, the girls have beep: poses. tVised to sell their land to the. the Municipal Building h«U ______PoUtlcM-TIeo . ______noon. H ie office w ill be closed all common jlenqmlnatqr _ js M . .. _th.e _|_Liincheon__ .with._.,.LDpez.__ lûihsoiL "•9 *99|t rft^"ttfTFfS^yRAA86Av — atfa CWlewMW*** — IKUe cost to th e taxpayers o f Man- sKafes" of'Greenwich 'stock. secretary in 1955. He siipefvlsies Tfiiser'witH'“tHe coi»ipaHyr~3Ye'ver -working andTrtBiuiipg'-forthirtrlp Towm------1- Contributlona to the fund are Bourn and Hathaway, however, day Friday, Washington’s Birth "brighter students are penalized Ih "anolhe^r“ action'^he board 'au^ Room at the Henrv Hudson'Hotoj, and at the same time tlila*Plaa Chester.” said Mr. Thorp, "but insvnance affairs in Latin America shown for the first time in the to the nation's capital for over a As a re.sult. the board, to get the | 'M aas* now being accepted by Collector today said that a city manager is day. by not being required to do the thorized Chairman Charles S. Tavern on the Green an5 White VDT m m k n f giiarajiteea that your cklldren there is much to be done. What we o f the- group o f five Insurance history o f the insurance business year. now. and this spring they whole program underway, agreed j of Revenue Paul Cerv(nl. treasurer a professional man and would be Inspector Daniel J. Kerr of amount of work they could be ex House to Inform the BoKon Board '■•SSSSSSSA-' will be able In enjoy th* advaa- ' need now la manpower." companies which make up the N a Fear for 19 a wonderful unity of strength. hope to see their goal achieved. Ihirkey restaurant. In^ addition, to. a suggestion of the Board of [ of the committee. motivated to keep himself as free Rockville once again is in charge pected to do.” of Education that Manche.ster is tages of rnllege, even If you Mr. Thorp explained that Man- Want Safety, Not tional of Hartford Group. This w ill' build up strength in the ■To those who like spaghetti reaervation.s have bepfi made for Dii-cctors that the Green School' a.e possible of political ties by an of the branch office here .with Con.'equently, Buckley said, "a willing to continue accepting stu should be taken awray. ' Chester is situated on the fringe of days that lie ahead. with real Italian sauub, the kind a Broadway show, a' boat ride to simply be moilernized and that an.' ambition to be rewarded for the program lik'» this Is s step In the dents from that town to the Man a primary target area. To count- Willtnn~-B. Klrsche his assistant. "W e wish to thank all our policy of sauce with lots o f meat and to tile .Statue of Lihfriy, a show at 18-room sehool in.steed of the pro-1 excellence of his service to Man Money, Chief Says On 2 Ships right direction. It will give tho.se chester High School, but th a t; Ask ua for a free'copy of oar j eract the panic which would occur Clerks are Irene Fay, Lucille Joneis holders who have loyally support mato and other good,things in it. the Warner t’ien,t<*r, a trip to the po.spil ri-room ."H'hool he built at; chester by an offer from a larger Students something they are In tuition rates may be increased to Empire State. Building, a Cro.ss- U * 4 . 0 3 '2.53 not -J booklet, "It Takes More Than f should the Hartford-East Hartford Vincent Given Sun lightens and Arlene Hainsworth, ail of ed our cause. Our policy holders the supper next Tuesday night Vernon anil Lyd.sll streets to re city. terested in and at the same time, cover part of the capital expense] roads slghtsêfng trip and a four Rralna,” listing average ex i area be bombed he ejtplalneal that laata longer! It ’s identified for *Test Pfiva it at your New ta M y la d u lustrations and finishing direc Club was unable to appear as someone (or ''not working." He ners. coins, your nanie, address, size de- tions. .added that if the government ran for the United States. eB fBBf d(Bf$ scheduled. Music was provided by 3. Trial dropa by newly devel t Off—. < W-—1--- airtd, and the pattern number to Send 25c in coins, your name, make "such tremendous contracts” He worked as a farmhand And yoiir protection by the red bull’s-eye discs. irekrwt, # Itr— if evorieUe, eofie—f a quartet ffom the high school and oped. high speed airplanes.-) All I oiMiMrtMi M Irta mkrmi «•' wiNt—r hgFicg. Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve address and the pattern number to there ought to be enough work to dairyman in the Dakotas, decided MOealeti tenor solos were sung by Harold the live atomic bomb drops thus ning Herald. 1150 Ave. Americas, Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve Baglin. accompanied by Herbert go around. to become a minister, lectured on ABdlTi krill New Tork 36. N. T. ) far have been made by B-29 Su? OT r—w—• French literature in Minneapolis i ning Herald. 1150 Ave. Americas. A; France. Misa Martha Diana Moody agreed that it is better to perforta, the planes that carried Basie Fashion for '52 is fllled N ew York 36, N. V. Played fbe piano prelude and post- provide a man with a job than and finally wound up as a street 6. L WILLIS Studtbokar AvIomaNc Driva or OvardrWf ovoilabla in oil modalt at extra coit with ideas to make your clothes them to Hiroahima and Nagasaki car conductor In (Thicago. There i Anne 'Cabot's New Album ' of .lude. The program was fittinglv 'With unemployment pay, but he budget go further—time-saving toward the end of World War n. he was fired, reportedly because 5ZF0RD Needlework is .cttock-full o f grand closed with s prayer by Mri. said that despite the government's ' 4. An imderwater exploeion. and aconomical designs that arc designs, plus exciting features and Charles Gipson and the benedic he was caught reading Euripedes & SON, INC. best efforts th4re will be tempor- This originally was planned St the CHORCHES MOTOR SALES ' mar to aew.' Gift patten printed a g ift pattern printed in the book. on the back platform Instead of tion was pronounced by Rer. ary. "pockets o f unemployment first big post-war test seriM st faialda 39 panta. j 25 cents. Erich O. Brandt colleetlfig (are from^ the pas- 2 MAIN ST.—TEL. 5125 80 OAKLAND STREET MANCHESTER around the country.” Bikini but was csneelled. seogera DILLON SALES and SERVICE 319 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER

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------•." ...... :£;l.;'^-**^ggg^^'g^^PÎNQ^BAU),.4IAKCHE8T^ -■■■^■■: ' - ■ ' ~-.-e------— ' ‘ HERAiib. MA^CH1 »TER:''c 6 ^ 19 52 / Football a De-EmpHasize3 Sport in Ivy League Toda^ American League Officiating Leaves Much to Be Dîred^ A rizin Finally LOCAL Yankees^ as Always^ Team^ Norw ay Skater Kentucky Remains at Top SPORT CHATTER Ch ertakes M ikan ason and All . Brown and Bâupre Wins Midget G*ockett’s Nip Refs Fail to Hustle, By New York. Feb. IF-OPi-^Paul O f Nation^s Cage Teams Oslo. Norway, Feb. IB —(45— Baskeî^ League Championship College Boys Arizin, the PhiUtdelphls Warriora’ Star Contests Out EARL W. YOST r- By Hjalmar Andersen, Norway's sen- Allow^ Rough Jjâmes Sport* Editor aeniiational sophqmore, haa dis Btengal f Add Bob Cent, top Amartcan' Glendale, if., Feto. 10;^-MA5 ^1 Aaaociation hitter, who haa great asttonal speed skater, , virtually It»w York, Feb, 13— Ken-, th* makeup of the top ten was ^he Iiisurklircnieh RepTter placed George Mikan of the Min- ' t New Haven. Feb. IF—(45—Foot tucky's high-gaared basketball ..... ______t - ^ a . ____ . a . % ______. . . . . The Yanke aa always, won't extra base punch. Also Archie ^completed the first consecutive- same as last week. Iowa and Illi- Nen'CQMV BUI Sim* ,m«de *ni.n?r_,. . , . ,11 thie eeaaon. The previous high wa- rivals, plus two from Middletown, 1.J.32 polnu.in ,M, .Mikan. who CHIcaro* I think th# Inillsin { t*]* infi#lflprR Anrfv o^Fukv Anri « lit -the—weekly—A*aoclat*d—Pr«aa--tenlhr “ St. -touta dipped -from î:etatec-to-atart-akfAbi*-ufiUI41n— and dropped eight game* to'Ctass gtan athletic hero was clocked in S c h u e 11 h a c h e t T o o k West Btiiea ...... 1 : 1 " M s an3- Bill's . . . . . 8 ter^ ark thl* season wa* 34 point* missed two game* Isst week be-, 16 minutes, 45,8 seconds for the _ yesterday by the college*, neither^ 0 0 poll to remain abekd of Kansas' aeventh to ninth."' final buzzer, everytnlnjr foe*.----- cause of illness, netted 16 markijrs h «lU 't1 o s rrm rn ‘7Jo‘m l?»t very’ ^ prom- First National ' Hobenthal. ( $ 9 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Miller’s 8 in one game, held Jolntiy by Bili L team* grind of approximately 6 1-4 miles 11 O bpbfiinff' Passefl coaches nor players may parUci-' State. Top ten (first place votes Ihishtng, shoving, eltewing and „2aheLi3CPD(}upnock... BilLKaiJe„nL...... - Bsmk ...... 1 _ 400 1 e Th*. Boaton-Xlelttcs, in reaching Wspplng_7 -..•J-JnlilA Jon*-appearance. Jja.gtu*.Wm -world-'marir-of jMijrenth'eae.aj.i-.Leama.snd. won ami , - ftghttng-aro-all part Of the game Frankie'^* and BtlT Sheekey of the Rer Senior League Director Bill 1,218 tallies in .50 conteiiLs. / They’ll have punch. t o T T L iiir e W ^ r ^ • 0haa< .PeiiUa*HV*-.-.-0- - -iOOO ’ 8 ■ i tha vcentwy - mark- -fo r ■ the - 14th Ch61ttTpi6l«.~ W-flfflSii'c^^^ C(4liegiate*- .\., -4. 16:57.4 set last year. He has an lost records, pninta. Crockett’s ...... 4 caned' -by AWe'flcan X S ^ 'e le g io n .___ j Murray' reports Saturday night's The iJikers’ pivot see hgs com Easter Rtaya on the ball field. He power* and with jirrv 7 . ------.. { This rule* studenta^^t Tale,, TMRtrt. Iff 1 0 time this season, have tightened 16-game winning streak a n d j referees. Rules differ In the A. L. ' scheduled game between Frankie’s even better time of 61:32.6, made Browm and Beaupre came from their shaky hold on second place 1. Kentucky (36) 22-2 885 WTilte Glaa* ...... 2 pletely donimated the profession was nut for a mohth with an In- K rLrbbv BrXri ^ ih i^ in an international meet at H*- Philadelphia, Feb. 19—(45—^"Otto I' Harvard, D artm ou ^ Princeton, TotAlff 57 boasts an overall record o^ 22-2. from the standard rule book# but Current Issue of the Fporting and the Legion haa been postponed 6 point halftim* deficit to de JO /17 in the Eastern Division of the Na 2. Kanasa State (16) 16-3 754 Moriarty'a al bsaketball scoring sr;^ne for, the maf, Norway.-Ain* daya. ago, up Schnellbacher,1— •••— ------, of the -New York ;■ Browm, Cornell.v^Ctolumbla and . FMiiwtirt III» The Aces from th* Blue Grass 3. DuIllinois .(11 16-2 4791 a 66 to 64 win over the Collegiate* taken him so late m the campaign. and Chicago I* a kind o f club that either at abort or third. Billy from competition after the world snared In eight games. Nor pittfy Yale's Herniah Hlck- RJ^yrioMi; If 1 0 schedule, a date With Dc Pai)} at 6. sired from a apectator'r'vlewpolnt, California last Thursday for Bra .Sstiirdiiy night in the second game ran alwaya give you trouble with Baaketball League. Manchester Zlnniur> r .... •0 0 night at Hammond, Ind., In the Wa.shingtnn (9) 21-3 ,384 last night In the only game play(^ -X. YVork College Game* The Bcoring leaders: Martin will be given a real chance, championship meet at hia native Final N F L . statlstk’s released man^'âln coach the North squad GAffftnn. rff ... the Chicago Stadium Feb. 23. 7. Kansas . . denton. Fla., home spring training of a fwinhlll. Balch faces Poquo- Ave. ■ their hustle and speed. That would today Show that Schnellbacher re Plumbing notched its fifth win In s 1 only league game played. The vic 17-2 .310 In the Y Senior Basketball I-eague. The ataff of whtstlc-tootera in posalbly at sibcond. That would Trondheim next month, won the ap-he has for the last two games SvMt. fff ...... 1 6 Kansas State drew 16. first-place Rt. John's is-2 297 ...... —^'Spofte Quiz/ base of the National Leagiiers, nock in the first j^m e at 7; IS. i . 24:2 1 relegating the Boston turned those 11 passes 194 yards, nine starts with a 48 to 44 squeak PontlraUT, Iff .... 0 tory put Bostor It'S gamei ahead The acheduleit RSme between MllJ- the A. L. JnclDdee.'some of thei b«^ Arizin; Phili|tielphia -V .; put McDougald at third. 5.000 meter race Sunday In the i t Miami, Fla., while Dartmouth's 6 votes and 784 points from th* 104- 9.' ■Rt. Lhuis 11) :i8;8 249 1; Dick Kazmaier of Princeton . .21.1 ! Sox to second division. But averaging 17.6 yards per runback.' er over the Pirat National Bank. Iff ...... o'... 0 0 of the third-place New York er'a and Mortarty “Brotherii w-a* ter rated college officials fn the Mikan, Minfieapolis . . . . Overall. I think It'a a stronger Olympic record time of 8:10.6 and Tiiss McLaughry, one of the / ■j.orta writers . and aportacaater 10. Rt. Bonsventurc 14) awarded to the latter by forfeit wa* naihed on cveryhody’a All- Fuggy Bell has scored .5.1 points Ronnie Daigle coached the Cousy, Boston 22.5 1 this may be the .vear they'll fool yesterday annexed the 1,500 meter Schnelbacher'a longest ruttuvlth coaches of the East team tn De By virtue of last night'* win. TotaU . Knicks and 4>^ games behind the who partl(:ipat*d in th* coaat-to- Bast. Certainly not one of the offi in the BA's last .1 games. The vet club despite the loss of Joe Dl- 14 .1 17-2 193 when Miller's were unable'to field American football team* this year. cial* would call a college game aa Brown ami Bcaiipre entry in the Macaule.y, Boston ...... ,. 19 7 1 everybody in reverse. rare (120 yarda less than a mile) an intercepted pass was pn'e of 46 cember's .Shrine game at Sin Brown and Beaupre captured 8ror# lit hilf tim#, Ponlicpl pareaettlng Syracuse Nat*. coeat canvass. i fr/m Neirro Rlai. canned 20.and .V MidRet RaRketball Magglo. I don’t mean 't o give CtDvInn, a full team. Pridr to the lllustrioua Kaz, the he would an A. L. game. If he did. Davie^f Rochester ...... 16 2 J think our main weakness last in 2:20.4. yarda for a touchdown^ ' Francisco, can’t do it again. league honors with one remaining The Celts avenged Sunday's loss Rounding out the top ten are: Recond ten: r ()at recent son .„B„e. . The Bees clinched__* cham-.1___ I,.,;)}'.year Was our lack of punch. We sny one the idea that we won't The number two ppbt amdhg the at the hands o ( Milwaukee, 97-95, 11. Dayton (7) 178 The win mpved the Insurance- he would not be assigned or hired Brian, Fort Wayne . . . . . mlSs OiMag. He was quite a The quiet, mo in a wild game that saw both 12. Went Virginia (7l 127 a second time at aijy college, day. Jackie Allan has ,50 points in fellow, as well sa being a top In the third pair to take the Ice Stassen of the University of Penn- B. r. ton, Kansas, St. John's, St. Loiii* giate* for fifth place tn the stand was: la) LeV^n, lb).McMillan, win over Ponticelir* Contractor*. AntemMIre l.ea(D. Said, over the .300 mark. While we before a roaring crowd of over down by Ho\yavd Hartley, a four- aylvanl* described himself as an aroused ball club as It was gun? T*yIor, rf ...... J 0 coaches banished. an(1 St. Bonaventure.. 13. Penn Rtate (1) 91 A high school coach certainly the local pros last .I starts The got our share of home runs, w'e flight ball pla.ver. Although he year veterati of the Pittsburgh Austin, rf ...... ings. Each team haa now won 4 (ci Donan, /d ) Weller. would not. tn hia right mind, take 2.5,000. including Crown. Prince "pleased with the constructive ning for ita first league vfclory. 1 0 Bob Oouay, connecting on 14 of Duqueane, oiily major unbeaten 14. rfeton Hall 8.5 f 2. A handwllero is one of the Newport firSman Istlted 24. 13. 13 ti} rnuld have used more power at was old he was making pla.ys last Steetera, who grabbed 10 good for Wriffht. If ...... !— 0 30 field goals sftempta, topped '■— ■ games while losing 8. i hia squad to an .American League .Middletown may draw 110 m ' Olav and his son. Prince Harald, step the unanimous agreement The Bbea held a 15 to 8 lead at the J. *E»n4htjp. Jf ...... 0 0 team In the land, collected only 1.5. Loutavill# 74 chief partlcânts In: ' (a) Bull in the two Elmira and one Scran Pirkpy .. time.*. We ma.v have to show a year In the Held that younger men 69 yards. HPdhind. c ...... the Boston ariack with. 31 points. 16. The Collegiate* went right to game and say, "Boys, watch these stakes in tjie Forest Hty RrffffB ... 104 int 302 couldn’t lâve come up with. in Bislett Stadium. , represents." end of the quarter, but Hackma 14 0 four first-place ballots hut accii- Reattle 7.3 fighting, (W South American rug ton game*. Th^m^n. .... 101 117 T02 great deal more extra' base power , lk>we11 Wagner.of the.San Franr ...... 0 0 The tSlft'oulsrijred the Hawks In 17. work on the Inauranre boya and fellows (players). I w ahl'û'lo American Basketball Leâfcue Olympic races sre decided on Yale’s -president. A. Whltne.v tack Contractors swished the nets B. DnnthuP. rff ...... ir.ulated enough second and third Holy rVosa (4) 58 held a t9 to 16 first quarter lead. by. (ci /Cbttr leading, (d) Jal niFtdFttn . ... lo^ no thls.jieason to remain a pennant I think our pitching will be bet blaco 49ers, a sophomore in the with ease In the second stanza to 5 4 everv period and led at halftime. 18. Riena (1) copy their style of play.',' If Departjnentf If Middletown member. Attendance has, been P#tFr!«nn .... 70 10.1 best times. None of the other* Griswold, who started the de-enr- rinl#y. Iff ...... 0 6 place nominations to beat out 55 The college boys continued to pile Alai. , threat. ter than it was thl* time last In the first seven finishers cafne NFL, finished in a tie for third pull Into a 21 to 18 lead at half- 52-88. Iowa for third place. The Iron 19. Wyoming 50 [ A father could uot, in hia right High was .3 Class L school, Man- poor and Owjier-Manager Jo» Wlae phasla move last November 1,3 .TotAll. n-r. - 1 LV. yP.. 1.0.. Jb?. .*?cqn(i j>eripd_ whjrh . __a. _PilJ:her _N.ed_ Gar.ve.]r. w-oq , -IfWYrt-SOt-f ,Xha.L I.. U)iok-w«Jl -gqt- Borne-of year-_..-Don't forget Bob-Kuzava. close-to-hts ■clocklng-BAd'intnB of ■ -place-.with-Kmlen-TunnelL.of .the. •ttme;------...... ------'Dukes - made; it 18 M ratght last 29. LaR*ile-( 11...... 45 20 jnind,. .take-hJa -aon .to--*n- A - L.- Chester High would he'a partict-, is alrhosi ready “to t6sa;7“ih" tTieTretai"' .MnMr« ; our new players will add ropsid- 'Johnny Sain and Art Schllock Giants. Elach intercepted nine, with an ihAouncemcitt that apHhg —e ftoak till saw them ten points ahead at the games for' the St. Louis Browns __ the other 22 skaters In the field Is fOklahoma City, DePatil. were far from done aa they came ...107 01 Mantle, with a season behind hini, the. season. Also Tom Morgan tional time. and Tunnell made 74 yards. In iMck after Intermlseion to MrNam«rA, If Willie Pep Starts *pe<âl feat because: (a) No with the officials letting the play !n New Haven. The Indiana* locate In another Cphnecllcul city could be *■ very damaging pla.ver will beheflt from his .year's experi - -Fifth place also was a tie - be The heads of two other schools Adtmp. f. . ' Iowa defeated Ohio State. 75-62, .Southwest Texae (2), Indiana, roaring bark after the rest period body had given him much chanc.e ■ Hta time today w as faninder squelch all hopes o f PontlcellT* McGraw. tr "to swell Its record to 17-1 and re ers get away with rough, tactics, whipped Middletowm twice during ! . possibly Meriden* ’ or Southlng- TntAlB 31,5 300 378 833 I at the ptafe. You know he spent a ence. And Joe Ostrowski estab tween Tom Landry of the Giants made atatemehta less enthuMaatic Duke. Texas Chrlstisn, Minnesota, to cut the score to three point! at to stay In the major leagues th) bolt in the front and backcourt. the Ol.vmplc record of 17:24.2, set than Stassen's. pulling an upZet. '• j. ... Kohrn, Iff . Training Drills main tied with tllinoia for the lead UCLA. Notre Dame. Whitworth, ______j ton. . / . j full month at Kansas Cit.v where lished him.self-as a goqd relief and James Ca.son of San Francis^ the third period, 46 to 43. Midway He Is the first American League In fact, the players seem to have IIf( nrmlFr Mntnr* by another Norwegian sport* hero, Harold W. Dodds of Princethn Norm HohenthsI paced the win TnUIt . . in the Big Ten C(mference. tliinoi* West \5irglnta Tech. Fast Il in the final frame, Crockett’s : he drove in 40 runs in 40 games. pitcher. And we still have oqr CO. Each captured eight passes, ner* with 29 points followed bv if • 44 pitcher to win 20 games in one control of A. L. games played In ' Bill Zsbel of'lhe Foqiionock Col ____ .. io#> Ivar Rallangrud, In. 1936 at Gar- with Landry running his back 121 said he had gone along with the Bcrvrr «t half tima. 94-21 riiimblng. trm ed heck Indiana, 77-70. The linois State, Southern California, caught the youngsters and went Nfff ...... % 3«2 ; So his overall sea.son wa* 115 nins. big three Allle Reynolds. Vic -misch - Parteknirrhen, Germany. Buss Keeney’s 15. George English Tampa, Fla., Feb. 19. - ing here, hoping tor another shot Clemson, Bradley and Miami of minulea to play- tried the freest fever fi'om July 19 to Atigiiat 24, NEW TIRES I average. ' The six-foot bucket man D^rnrmifr ...... 104 medals that year but not on suc Deane W. Malott of Onrnell said Ing 18 while Lou Gagnon chipped I With the exception of poaitiona. Ohio. A young man who hope.* some MAlorra..-,...... departpwnt with the best per Maararn ...... IfM HR 121 at the featherweight title he lost which almost backfired betart (dl He got almo.st no batting sup day to bc(X)me. an accredited bas ; po.saes^ft* a fine one-hand Jump cessive, days. that while the program la "of lit- . tn with 7 more for the losers. Phllttpa time ran out. centage of interceptions- -11.28...... Ill 112 122 to Sandy Saddler. port from the List-place Brown* ketball official could not learn the I shot /horn the pivot whlrh has ac- TotAli ...... 463 iOO/461 While It will be the third gold Of the 226 passes tossed at them, tie aignificance" ao far aa Onmell Plwnbers Win Hrwitl ...... 119 IM IQl For Crockett's, Bill Belfiore hit Ant« TiH* «3‘/ And^rann ...... 125 107 ns Only recently Willie got through in the games he pitched. proper techniques by watching the j counted for many of hla talllea. medal for Andersen It will be the the Steeler* seized 30. for 461 is cosicemed, "it seemed important Klanchester Plumbing to()k a Zwick ... for 27 points while M(ie Silvetfslelri V.'n^n»F#rA...... M fil / I7fi sixth fr the lo^rs, would be watching: (at A n auto riahfit______-...... -9-V n -93 ?7A ------Norway In Lemt------pa.».*es (luring the “1951' season pimper' academfc “perspecll ve.’’ 48 to 44 fh a very close game. The i'roeiirtt'a" tii.araere (4si ------UUIe .Or No-HiMtle------M. August ...... Ill 5, 121 , mi; 0a- Totala ... .53* 807 814 1849 quick look and ynu know why pitcher. Sperling and Rohrer are ... 0 0 0 Susie has in the Red Bank marble I fourth straight week today. Howe It \s|l . 96 n:, i\2 W in for Campra* W ould tion of spring practice. The an- manager said. Fish, lx ...... 1 1 7 b'lll's neck), 3. (First AL pitcher MftR'iU ...... iz' 9:? will play the Wethersfield Wsr- men, at home in the snow and on ers ceme within one point of a lie southern Cahfrirnla, the area, freshmen, and the latter, six-feet shooting contest. Hustling la port Plus Tax ' went on a rampage and scored no'jncement caught many other le.'i l:... .4. Pep la tugging at the leash to to win 20 games in one season for $ 1 2 9 5 . .. y. * 9.*? 97 «»9 Praplirally Give Them rior*. the tee. are expected to.rsce away Ivv Leaguers unawares, and their with a minute and 37 seconds to turns out ao many ball players. four and 225 pounds, owns s major Totals...... - 29 5 55 of the makeup of any successful j seven points during the week to Ml' CaiUon ...... 90 llfi get the gloves on again, but Vla- fell last-place club) 4. (Tennis match). ■bfficinl and this requisite 4a mla- Rlrhar't.'nn .... 127 91 12^ Herm's quintet Is still fighting I feom all opposition Last Night F ig h ts reaction ranged from silence to go but could not come up with Htfharr.a ...... tl* 118 And Southern California, the league arm. r.XCHANOE WITH j boost hi* output to .58 points. Fig- Berth in Plavoffa; *8 Dimlow J cusi ia (tetermined to make aiire .aemboxnn. rf 7 0 14 sing from ' a majority Of the U’llh^lm .. to stay in line for a playoff spot, i Until today, Austria wa.s second outspoken opposition. the hoop to gq ahead. Jackie ...... 108 144 university, is th* center of it all, Rod Dedeaux says foxy foragers ... 7 2 15 RECAPPABLE TIRE I lire* include game* of Biinday, Rubarha ...... 91 9R the eye ia hesHng all right first. ... 4 1 9 Whistle-blowers. Feh. 17. The Detroit see has coj. K ir s l G h IIIP Rt 7 s l S Sumwlec'* return to action, the j w'ith 41 points and the U. S. third But last Saturday, the American Hedlund pumped in 28 points for Rrttdff^n' ...... 98 III) . with games In early .February. will be falling alt over themselves TotRlR ■»27 I9.'> >97 l.Sr>9 ...... addllon of Johnny Dobruaky o he with 34la. high honors and Butch Donahue "He keeps pestering me. to let 5\'xrron, rg SAS. 9._ . 5 9. - Referees in the A.L. draw- down , lecled .31 goals, tops in the circuit, Ro> Ipr. A 11 B.v The. A m ocia ted P ress Council on Education included in ; WriV" put the gloves'' on," Visfiisl The Trojiha kicked off their *ea-V»«K!ng ; atx-foot third ha.semari M'’r'»rth>', la ... 5 0 15 I j R larMfl 91 }»>7 299 addition of .Tohnny Dobrutaky to ‘ .lohnny Werket, the mighty mite l/misvllle, Ky.— Rocky Grazi- Us "Sanity Code” a b“ n on spring came up with 14. Vlnnle Kohen Totala ... .589 548 18.38 r£E:: Sports Mirror- 325 per game, plus travel ex Mawohester \ and 27 a.*siats. Elmer Lai-h, veter- Slr-Bter S7 92 .9<) 269 Rcc Senior League resumes enm- R.SS'. complained. son tackling the Alumni, com- G«ry Klllingsworth, a junior, be penses, which is a pre .•■*1?, tTtfJ.er. aad.t|tie .cemaUtent,,itigb ano. 165, New: York, slopped, Ed- practice-and how'lvgames. Cm . . . . and Djck, Mc.Nsrnar* led.,the .Bank .. 5 • an ;_,fent^r -of the MontTes)_ • the training goea'svetl;' ' there I poaed " 'q f .profeaalonat#' -fcnowm tfox* .the ,taal ..shot..' ia. .fic4td.^.,-;..He '‘±_'Todyjyl'.:*-Se6r-'SiSiSj^'4iiJc^ StfeW’i-; jitiy: ,ibf J:iL a!ens, "'Ts ■ secb'nd' wdth*^^^^ poTn'tsV die^G^NeHir 1«24d-M ilwau^ ■--Y^Hu-dai-'a-Ivy agreement—has— Rfowh '.'...... S *• -’*■1 i wtlUBFlfome tune~)m"BStTts be^re arWiTd tne c'6ii'nl'irvr"Ne*rtfi¥yi'()olc''''wnf»Ty'fSV*Up ''WSak'etfiisIl for — Chicago Chuck Davey. 149. De- tîf.se eight potnTir------— ~ OM>U«v ---lOf-IW-rvix^rnr =rrr-Fr--r^T3r;'rtîrrrr3:r'r5----.rri±r3-^^ ------xwitpotnted - lightweight champion lion.. ROAIk-SlL------h- 4es(J#-th« -league -m— ssststs- The fTrlit pairs the Laurels Server has done a fine job In se.t- i of his heat. He had just rerovered Surhy 9« H 107 299 let* the little man get on a aide composM of membiera of basehalT Manchester fans do not care for 2: w1th 41. ti'oit, outpointed Johnny Brown, 111 Abolish so-called football Smith Ike YVilllama tnâ tenrrouiuLnnn^ Totsln 495 M>7 469 M7l|and Herm s Camera Shop al 7:15 these three men up for scores. | from a bout with flu and obvloiis- 104 125 109 2.T9 j down to the aerioua husineaa of the Institution’s 1948 national Southern (.’alifornia even ha.s a title bout at Philadelphia. the American League Style Of oU“ 150, Chicago (8). clinics. WRfn#r — IIR 105 224I trying for another title shot. champions, mostly Triple A play- pair of identical twins, Hal and ------^------;------:______. Player-coach Herman Wierzhickl *>'wasn’t feelipK too well. Providence, R. I.—George Arau Sports Schedul^ Five Y'eara A g o-F iery Dawn flciating; neither do the players. I (2) Abolish spring football LAND SURVEtiNG oiM TotulR ' The veteran manager said he era now. * Stan Charnofsky aa co-captains will ffo ^he limit to stay in the win i A third Norwegian has won jo. 1.37; Providence, outpointed Or practice because of the peculiar 45f 514 527 1445 and Bud'* First won the first and The same can he said for the pay I had offers for fights for Pep from It was easy, to figure how Coach and a double play combination. IxM-al Itaakethall column .this time out. ; {three Olympic gold medals. In lando Zuliieta, 134 Cuba llOi.. presaurea-on players and to avoid second races at Hialeah to produce ing clients in Middletown and Morlairty's Laurels are fresh j Thorleif Hang; look the IS CIVIL ENGINEERING jail parts of the United State*, Kii- Rod Dedeaux has lent .40 players! Any way you look at the Tro- Tonight a daily double Of 32.691. the' iai^- Bridgeport, and f(vr rival players New York- Al Wilson 146, En intensity pf sthletic specialization ] rope and even South Africa. The Jans, they make you see double. from a convincing: victory Satur- ^'nd 50 kilorheter cross country to the majors, numerous others to I/kurels vs. Herm's. 7:15 Rec. eat In the track's hi.ilory. and sports writers from other.A.I* glewood. N. J.. outpointed Ted in a single'sport. (In taking this CALL South African featherweight king, the minora. In six years. day night over the Wethersfield ‘ J'INational League Champa, other institution in the group at 505 519 451 1509 diana at 3.5. Wally Hood. Yankee lodge memherahip. BA'a vs. Bridgeport. 3 Armory fh# Chicago Cuba. will tangle with the aggressive | rival for the .âffections of the 134Ai; Trenton, outpointed John least once every five years. D O N ’ T L E T Tap* the New York Giants...... m too 197 9^ property, and Ed Chandler, who team from Wethersfield that is en country's sports population. Camber, 13,5, Millbum, N. J. ilO). (.5.; "Study way* and means of not ao long ago had the attention Htrmirh ...... ns 101 125 942 -9*- deavoring to get haek Into the win Eriksen: w:on the. men:*, giant .ala- reduijing the mimber of games Olôn Vi ...... 1U 92 117 929 of the Dodger*, pitched for thF cnlumn. Rob Giabek will leturn i lorn al Norefjell Frida.v. Today's Rec Intermediate League scheduled. Hi.vflon ...... 99 92 105 , 290 stars. to action after a week's illness and : eace is at Roedkleiva in the.hills H9 Rfi 94 27! |6| ' Reaffirm the principle of ORY s t a r t i n g — ------j The Southern Cslifornia varsity wHl-rmdonhtedlv make- hts prea-‘ hack rtf - Oslo, a course Erlkjafn Standings the control of athletics by, the aca ...... 522 472 551 1575 ence felt In Burk's lineup. Other! knows like a book- , deploy* against major league Team W Pet. demic authorities, to -'Include clubs jn the Spring. outstanding performers for thiS' While skiers and speed Raters C Y. O. 11 1 .0 0 0 schedidlng, eligibility the award of Fairwayt Ml . team Inrlude .Toe Bores, Tony Sur-i are busy with the final eyfhts, the RUIN YOUR ENGINE ri|w»r ...... lft.1 — 127 Baseball is played all year High Fro.sh-.Soph. 8 .800 scholarship* and student aid. StRvmR ...... ~ ii9 124 243 round here, of course, and other do You Know You Can Buy t dyke, and Ring Miller. j 14 men figure skater* start the Arthur's Drug 8 G«I«pr44 .552 571 1577 ondary ach(>p|. education waa sub nsff* Ml raHal^ ed for former Compton High arid all Imnortant loss column and figure skating championships all Rinkydinka .000 sidized or whose post-college edu they mu.«t win this one to stay over the world since he grabbed College players agairiat the under cation la promised by an individual night Affr Stmrtimg Tff* <51 graduates. Brooklyn knows th* un with thn tJght competition for his first Olympic title at St. College Basketball or Ki'.oup of individuals not closely BurcRlU .... . 105 100 191 9,97 play-off herths.' Moritz in* 1948, Is favored. H«ll ...... 115 115 14 915 Duke as a slugging renter fielder, related to the family a* a consid K«lt,h ...... 91 — 91 Duqiieane 76. (hneinnati 64. SMtiion...... but he pitchted two no-hit no-run I eration fir hia attending the coL Cmmm ., — 94 91 155 games for Compton High in 1944. Hnrke.v At A Glance Geiry Calabrese of the Syra Boston College 84, Boston Univ. lege which he now attends." .MrCann ...... 95 99 140 9^5 WhÛn ...... Maybe Charley Dresaen should D t l i v t r e i cuse .Vsts in the NBA w orks'for 69. (8) Amend the rule on post ± : : 147 104 109 950 National Inague a construction company during the Seton “ Hall 68, Oklahoma City season football contests to read: Total* ...... have called on him last fall. Detroit 4. Boston 2. 5-55 512 1539 Dedeaux. a former minor league I h M anehester ofr-sea,*on. 52 "The aub.scribing institutions shall ^ STARTINS-dey » h .1 Csr^^na GIbIIo ...... Bridgeport 73, Arnold 65. ' not engage in po.*t-aeaaon football . 9.9 105 N7 355 shortstop who waa with the Dodg Skinner ...... 92 95 102 2K9 er* for a brief apell under Casey , contests or any contests designed Hskm Mr R. Anr1^r*on .. U 135 . —L 314 TWrf Men Meet to settle sectional or oYher chatp- -fcrtn” . . . wflsrmwe*. WilklF ...... — 119 ion 219 Stengel, keeps close tab on the ' * San Francisco - (/P) -T he an xSt. Jf.hn ...... R9 ■—t loa 191 young men he ha.' graduated. Out Spring Traiwing Starh plonahlp, and no player represent Dpn*F#r* 13.9 •119 104 945 nual meetings of the National As ing these Institutions shall partici- A4M ^ pffm. - '1. — ■. ■ - fielder Arohte Wilson, coming up Tolf*l* sociation, of State. Racing Commls- pate in such contests, and-no coach US 4W J53I to the Yankees, was the most yslu-1 sloners will be held In Ran Fran- shall undertake to coach teams enable “player In the Internationay! J^si €dii^s Xriêl fidokie nivala lT' The. ■hering up period after talking to Trap* 44> I that he will -be back for another ' -Spring-tralnlng. season was tmder- the assembled athlete* for 20 ARTHUR M. WIRTZVIRTZ Hackney .. 1.72 99 109 .334 way toda.v amid pep talk* by man* minutes. Purdin ... . . 94 _ 101 195 whirl. ' Burkland . 92 97 57 275 Manager Dresaen tells Dedeaux i agerii. sulking stars who refuse to Witmer (Vinegar Beii(ii Mizeli, Miracle Powei HirT>^ in 113 52.) come to term* and a.ssorfed rookie one of the most promising hurlers i n Thornton ...... _ lot U. - Ftael- ,.,‘.'.l.!ng, ...aboiit.;, mpre,. cash,...and .,r' rm the-train avaa In San BemariiJno. CaJJf ^.spring bagged . 22 for th* Portlafid.^ppasl- proof .vouVe' bem looking“forj: .OtLEunUa.,wJia.jQtned.ih«_j!iaup., home of the Pittsbiirgh Piratea. era.^_ Dedeaiix. r ^ l e i off -’name* of WTiters and club nffieials at ■ :G«mi*t-Hrna5:M^'Bri>n^^^ until ’iybu''r(i 'ffl’zzy - - Jim .Bitde- PhtlsdelphlS- — ■ -r - greeted a flock of rookies, and wrester. Hank Workman, Gulfteld- B e 5'OfA fwvN expert on caT-valiicti. -■ (piicWv compare w^lh other cant the The New York'Oianl'a? wh(v heat promptly told them he was look Stop smoking*. ec .Gordon Jones, th* latter Cleve ing more towarci 1953 than this Let the facts prove how the hip new DoTtge features that give you extra sat- out the Brooks for the NstionsI land property, and so on. [ year for succesa of his team. . The White Sox gave Terry Loy. | Dodijr for '.52 'gives vnu more com- isfartiijn even after tnousands of miles. Iv>sc3ie pennant in a playoff, got a one-day start along with the St. He gave them a fatherly talk on g j r a six-foot two-inch, 215-pound | fbrt, safety' ,3nd econorriv than oven conditioning, being carefi'd not to W here others |five you “sell" For itist.xiu'e. Dodge pive.i vou big,- I>ouis fVirdinal*. Chicago Ciiha and' i r FlgiiN wtl ••4 eelleR freshman flinger, 335,000, assign- ' OU M AY bc'iurpn'sed to learn costs less to own because "Built like cars cosjdty; hu^dr(■(^s of doll.iri more! .soKHitb - stopping Safe - (oiarcf Brakes .nttshurgh Pirates. catch cold*, and then told them: ; medically formulated ing him to Waterloo o f the Three-: "Most of you will be called into Hi Model illustrated is a that yoti can buy Packard's a Packard” means built to last! So, . . . n e ghe you proof! ’ FirsiTi'J courw’ . \ou ll want to avtu- w ith longer-w earing ( Ivclelmnd linings The Giants arrived in Phoenix. Eye, together with- Tom Rich, an Y military service, but I want you other pitcher who collected 16,000 inll-rize, 6-psM«n||er, 4-door famous quality at such a moderate alh insjêef the smart lines and hivuri- and six hydraulie brake cylinders •Ariz.. yesterday, and no *(viner sodaa. Optional equipment, before you buy any car, look at one did they check in than Manager to know that each of you will get EndHab for his signature.' Shortstop Bobby Stop b*’ Kxm . . . we’ll eUH to give voti vonr price... that you can enjoy Packard's pin interior of thi.s hig new Dodge. instead, of the usual four. .See how h chance to wear a Pirate uniform Lillis, the slickest Infielder in col aeceitoriet,, ststs arid local more. Spend one hour driving the copy 6f the "Show IW n " bcKiUct Ihst help.- t.,eo Durochcr.had the hatterymen L o z c i ^ laxet, ii any, additional. Pricat Then . . . with the free Dodge “Show other cars-even those costing htmrfretis nut drilling. But with all hia men, when you get put of the service. lege baseball last season, drew a fine-car performance and comfort magnificent new Packard-the car you m*l«e'c*i-\iluc romparuom «o qiiirUi, con- Every one of -you will have a may vary tlightly in adjoininX Dowd” booklet . . . really get down of dollars more — cvimpare cm these Durocher probably I* worr.ylng handsome bonus from the Brooks, at mediurri-car cost and economy! that's engineered to outperform and %'CnientIy . . . ronvinvingly. You ran UVe it chance to make the team." , ------sura NOW H m f mem csex as* ^)x4^4^t ^4S^pse494Î ^t^t 944xsxle check tm akinûrgie .and went to Newrport News of the enmmunitiai due to thippinX to “brass-tack” comparisons. You can imprirtant safety feattires! more about the absent Sal Maglie The hapless Chicago Cuba, THE ICE SHOW •raAT BROKE ALL ATTENDANCE RFXORDB il Every dollar êls you more beauty, bbi.lt to outlast thenr all I By every fcom* and mike your moncy-isnng comparubns than an.vone. btian delivery. Deslcei eacaeoaMod iii eefater aot te Piedmont with *rhtrd Baseman Al charfat. AI.I prieai subject to at your leisurel doormat* of the National League AT NEW YORK OTV’S MADISON SQUARE GARDEN pMMext eagiacf (eooi haeoM feictiaa, eeaelaf ar ic*MA- Cut down smoking or brook Karan, a large blond who belts the dtanga whbout notice. more performance, more long-last comparison, it costs less for what SswHkaliww and lquiem«it SvWk ( t, Ctwng, wiltiMl Natlc, Maglie remain* in hia lair at in. '51, were greeted by Manager -Sightly MARCH 4 thru MARCH II—«:1S P. M mg daeiog dw. besek'-ia pteead. tasaM **ar mr-mmt ball nine miles, also a bonus baby. ing quality !jOver the yaars Packard you ^ct than any other automobile t Niagara Falls, N. Y.. determined Phil Cavaretta. who, in a way. th# habit cemplolqty with _ to get morh-money than the Ns- -Matinees SAT-.~HAim» and SUN., MAR, » —3:15 p ' m Ball players do well at Southern also is a rookie skipper. He trxik tho aid of END-HiA California. Uonal I> Rookia Manager IMdie Stanky obaenred. ’tl’ll be 'veiT fJad to'alt Phone ...... sent his Cardinals through a lim- on the bench." ....sta m p e d s>lf-nddressed envelope. M l Main 8t."-Tel. 5321 poaaeaaea' control and branch lUckcyiltkey M id Iwtk94.UMi iKiML i Wijiiififclil /• -x; ritTriir''^^

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\ 'T- .\,. IttlTOHESTfcR MAaiCEESTI»rCXHW.;itto)AYrFEra^^ IS, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1962 -OUT 6 tm WAY BY J. K WUXIAlW|0Vft.»gAIIDING HOUSE \rtth MAJOR ROOPLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE HooMhoU Stndcca Htip a t I Goods n f Rpomi WHhoat Botrd 6 6 i forSala - n Offertd 18*A ■•ADfiTfiVtX)* Answer to Pravtouq Kisi^ t y p i s t FOA part tiOM work. $429 TOO MUCH Pt>R ROOir~rOR couple or two girls. ELDRIDOB street—g rooms„acw TKMTOMGua Singing Star bense and iNonsense ORGANDY Curtains laundaretf by Some knowledge of booUteaping HOME OF imtHirURfe Kitchen prlvUegea. Central. Phone ell heating tyatem, dewastCrs, IstSKATlTUOC hand. Will call for and doUtrer. preferred. CW! 2-2306. excellent, tipetaira needs redecor 1MAT *TAg6 MB Which includes 2-9257. "I advertised that the poor An optimlaUo Kansas ta tw a t; 1946 Oldsmobile 6 Club Coupe Phone 2-064S. i tOTHBCORff.slOT HORIZONTAL VERTICAL KUECTRIC REnaOERATOIl ating. Bargain if talmn quickly. would be weleoma in this churoh,” aama etonda EenUng « r . — Heater, radio, hydramatlc HAIRDRESSERS for week-enda ' COMBINATION RANGE ATTRACnVE Room for two, full Suburban Realty Co., Realtbra, -rMt^soovotyLL WEAVING of bums, noth holea lA$îigingsUr IPriaon aald the minister, ’’and after In and full time. Beautiful A UVING ROOM SUITE taouMkaeplng. fiaCilitlea. Con 541 Main street Phone S215. MAKt Ort J«S(T' M i specting the colIecUon, I see they — $795. and tom cIotMng, hoalciy i w a beauty salon „ ______BSheappean 8 Arm bene Fynar-Wail. I gu«M wn aid A BEDROOM SUITE tinuous hot water, oil heat. Ben- ORNTTfiD NAPOf- have come.’’ Nng to have *om* rain. handbags repaired, . sipper re- cellant salary, commissioa. COVENTRY—Main highway, aaw on the— — 3 Lew hiaunU 1947 Pontiac Sedan Coupe— A DINETTB BBT dix washer. Near bus. 82 Garden eOM 4W«Tf— Paasimiaue Neighbor (a l o n m placement, umbrellas repaired, vanoed Hjrllng free. Regies And especially m ...... -giroom single, bath, oil haat Let X'Vft A l WMv« wavM 4 Day peat Heater, radio— $896. street M O othe Junior's mother had Uught him railroad man)— Aw, thaaa aid men's shirt collars reversed and ionfldentlal. Advise .aalair ex IF You get low friendly terms 75 X 200. Artesian water. $7,$00. \ tMvrrBoêotN (poet.) to replaced. Marlow’s Uttle Mending sheltered aide I remembar all his reUttvea in jM t amptlaa eomiag back Cn m BATTERIES pected. Write Box ErHayttd, to suit 3Tour eonvaitiancs. down payment $2,500. Howard R. f OH W «0CCtS6- . SCendueta hi* prayer*. On* night he omlt- DUnoia, Shop. IF You get free storage unUl Wsated—Rooau—^Bosrd 52 Haattnga 2-1107. C FUL INVEHTI0N6.' I I Indian BPeriedtet Famous Make 39 Plates AGORESSIVE Salea]^n for 4*d the name of a favorite aunt. 18 Months Guarantee—$6.95 wanted regardleae o f Uma 14 U w time (ab.) Hit mother asked him why ha Ready to Wear deparfmAit. Good IF You do busineaa with a good W a n t e d —Room and board for MANCHESTER— 42 aeraa, 10- 1SH< -Y T lp ^ 38 Poker stake 41 Locomotive . ■wal- -- Rooflwir ffliHnr —46 -aalaryr-Apply In py^n at Mar- stopped asking the angel's help lan. What'a wrong with it? COLE MOTORS reliable 41 year old store two children, in vicinity of Bol room house, bam, garage. Suit Tfi • Cuddle 37 Stout string fuel vehicle for hla aunty. low'a, 869 Main IF You canthSve confMence ton. call 2-8963 before 2 p. m. ably for develbpment. Howard R Ha—One o f my taath la dritw GUARa S t KED Roofing and roof 17 • SebeitI 31 Hertaback 43 Oat up ’ Junior— Well, mother dear, I ing me to extraetloa. ______4164 and depend on a Itore Hastinga.^ 2-1107. repairing. Guttfra and conduc- WOJfEN- your chll II Endured lOHebride ■ama ‘ 44Chamber' don’t have to worry about her any ,tors. Coughlin 7707. IF You know you' will be island S »’‘Emcrald 45 Flower BEFORE'YOU Buy • liaed car dren are Avon Prod- Apsrtmcnts—Flats— 30 reed fish (pCy more now that ahe'a engaged." The reason a dollar won’t da aa see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick uc(s haa treated fair and aquare 38 Bitter v a t^ I t Wanda p Ilia" 4«FaaUtiek WB SPECIALIZE In roofing' and 'profitable territoriea Yea, take all this in consideration » TaiMBiciits—— "-63 much for people a* it ones did is Sfles and Sendee, 285 Main in Manchei Write Mra. Frank NOW UNDER 33 Entire 30 SeotUth 48 Challenge When a certain nobleman wae that p ^ le won’t do ia much far street. Phone 2-4571. Open eve- siding. Highest Quality ma then ask yourself, la $429 too' much 31 nSbber trad ahaapfolda 48 Roman poet Frawley, forth Branford. Conn* fbr a nice home of furniture T You'll MODERN 4ik room apartment CONSTRUCTIQN 34 Diadem being escorted to the guillotine a dollar aa they onM did. (Eub-. hinge. terials. Workmanship guaran* SSSeepe S3 Binder . 50 Difordar this ia one of the beet bar- Heat, hot jwater, garage, stove, ___ 37 Emeu b M during the French Revolution, he mitted by George A . Muadar. teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 399 Autumn ItSeottlabaldar M Makeelice 351Miaatehad> ‘ SSBraUltan annoyed his iiârda on tha 'Iong atreet. ’’ hone 4860. gaina you ever got in your life. See and raffigefatbr. .'March occu Four rooms,.^plbs two ’ Head Football Ooaeh, UaivarMty ""m e r c u r y 4-DR. ^ I p Wanted—Male S6 It, and convince youraelf—but pancy. Adult couple only. Write tree •dging S« Wandered macaw walk from the jail to the execu of Pennsylvania.) ...... SEDAN-______hurry.' ...... B c« V, Herald...... finished.PifepIace, nhis> 33 Pedal digit UI yO raO c latter 84 Obtained tion. by complaining about the ■ Light blue. One owiierr Ba- ^-FIRST-CLASS...... " BHOwrr BIT Xpy<>nmiiOT ' tered 'WatlB, • fuR'4! •lYlBflUl wiiMra^le-rainy weather.-Me icept '■-’l>achiM’::-:C«r'you'OT’T S ? ^ 1 r - thia up for tome time, until one dio, heater and seat covers. MOLD MAKERS ' ONDY DURING DAY OR EVE. tion, open stairway, 34 Children a r r r 4 8 thing about the great ebaaUata of ROOFING. Specializing in repair Bosincss Locations 3« War god of the men said, very loudly. “ You the Mventeenth century? ■TOR APPOINTMENT PHONE jYouiigtown kitchm. Full V*40l.fr DfiM. ll — MANCHESTER ing roofs of all kinds. Also nen^ HARTTORD $-0368 •TUNeOMal ■s ia should have nn!L cause for com Boy—They’re all dead. TOOL MAKERS For Rent 64 sm ack s OF MOTOR SALES roofs. Gutter work. Chinuiey ApTER 7 P. M. 46-4890 rough flooring ow second Stneuted plaint. Look at us, we have to gOgjUTHtgry YEAR* ICO &OOK1 - CRAM commercialism * iT" West Center at Hartford Road clesned, repaireo. 26 years' >5t- DIE MAKERS H— floor. Rear P<^h, hot iff ^ T IT Y ^ ‘ i 40 Short leekeU a Walk all the way back.’’ Calmnes* of mind la the JawM of perlence. Free estimstes. 42 a l l y p t s t r e e t . H A R f r o ^ 43 And not wisdom. T- and LATHE HANDS IDEAL BUSINESS lo ca ^ h for water oil heaf, garage. MICKEY FINN r 4 T 1949 CHEVROLET aedsn, 1950 Howley. Manchester 5361. Open Thura. Eves. ’Til 9 P. M. rent at 35 Oak atreet.fSOl 3485. $2,900 down, / Success story! BY LANK LEONARD 43 OeddeHof Hal—1 thought Robinson waa Chevrolet Tudor. 1950 Chevrolet m retiring from the office because 1940 DODGE club coupe. Heater to work In a modem alr-conditinned |i’ 7|' f f : i infatuation 11 a MUlle—Do you find your aaw Fordora, 1948 Chevrolet Aero- CflUGHLIN ROOFS sUw"on la FEBRUARY TV values at Ben- /. '^TWWL-WjHAVE 7 44 Lariat of loss of memory? hu.>band any dtffirent than the anr) radio. |19S. Good condition. any kind of atorm! guaran plant Good wagea, paid holidaya s’on a. Choice of five popular Cal—That's right. aedan, Douglas always has Chev- and vacation. FuUy paid complete ONLY SEVEN OF THESE nDTOUMriMAT 47 Her singing f T old one? Will accept 14 weekly. Caleo teed roofing call Coi^lln, Man brands. 17’’ and 20’’ m odeirregu- MODERN' TWO BAY f T n . f r ST rolels. Doiiglaa Motors, 333 Main. group Inauranee plan. 55 hour week. THE rUSMMaElECTIIieM.| it stopped St Hal—But I saw him there to Tillle—No; I ua* the —m* g*. Service Center, 436 Center street. chester 7707. / lar price to $319; 95 now aide BEING BUILT day. Phone 4166. Apply loiiMicNcoiirauriM — — on her it fti f t tectlv# agency. , 1951 CHEVROLET ludor. Radio, priced at only 1239.95 installed SERVICE STATION MCMUfiNTiimecniWy • C a l-Y es, he's forgotten all heater, 7,000 miles. Only $1,695. program 1 about It. OVE OWNER I960 FORD 4-door. A.B;a . t o o l and DIE CO., Inc. plus tax. Benson's T V and Ap CHARLEI LESPERANCE INCAMfULAIW/ 5 T IT s l i H Definition of a COmmuaiat: A Unconditionally guar a n t e e d . Heating—bombing 17 pliances. 713 Main. rgarfy for occupancy on Hart SI Boundary I»w mileage. Directional lights, 1395 Tolland Turnpike Pi one 3620 fellow who talks a lot about capi Positively ts good as new. Doug ford Road, in Manchester. Sta. (comb, form) I % i harkuip light, radio, heater, de PLUMBINCr , ^ w work, also al- Manchester S3 Wise men \ 5 ” 81 In case of fire walk, don't run tal and labor, but who never had las Motors, 333 Main. GAS RANGE, good condition. Roa- tion ia fully equipped with to the nearest exit and call th* froster, seven tires, completely teration.s. 2 /h o u r serrice. Call PARt t i m e Sales, Saturdays and aonable price. Phohe 3035 eve- 55 Diminutive i any ei^ ta l and never did say undercoated. Call 2-0649. C. O. Loren^Jzen, Manchester 3636. lift,_ compressor, centralized EAST HARTFORD — Cape Cod Ul firemen Immediately by turning in labor. 1940 PLYMOTTTH tiidor, radio, three evenings. Espy .-salea—by njnga. ... , ■ of David an alarm or by telephoning. with full ahed dormer, large lot. heater. Two to choose from. Both appointment. Hlgl^ ' advanced lubrication, shelving, etc. Mod 5$ Lubricant s 84 88 THE CREAM OE THE CROP PLUMBI^lti and heating, apeclal- HOT WATER tank; also Mont F.H.A/mortgage $9,400, cash re- 57 God of love ■ Manager—We can pay you 40 in excellent,' condition. Clsrke iztng in^ repalrs, remodeling, cop- commission. Thorough training. est inve.8tment needed. May i Bath* in baking soda prepara- Used Cars Traded In On New gomery Ward thSrmosUf. Phone qulre^ $3,400. Call Madeline 58 (Goddam of n t l dollars a weak now. and 45 d'ârt Motor Sale.*, .301 Broad street. per w^ter piping^ new construe- Car necessary. Box C. .Herald. be leased reasonably,__. U « (°r longevity, aayp, a Russian - ...... 1962-Cara...... 2-4788. ______SmitlL Realt6r,_2rl64Ymr;4679.— - dlaeerd j; a w eek Jn alK monlba- ...... lIoni’ Time. paymehta ' arranged. •clehUst, but who want* longe*dty Phone Hartford 7-7221 or SB ManueeripM ST j r K Applicant—Thank you. ril drop --.AidoÂccessories—TiteK__6 FxtWard Johnson. Phone 6979 or JANITOR—Part time 'mominxa WE BUT and sail good used fuml- 5UTH HAWTHORNE Street -fa b .)- under__Rua*liB_jcultI______hack..in.aix_-monUia,------r— 5944: ...... ^.'------CSirT6H7 “ HartfoPd6-8»14-After6^Pr6L IT v r 80 Fruit • CARNIVAL heater. It'a a beauty; YKAR'5? LOWFST Raile prtr^ji on y rangea and hsatera. Jonea Funil- . Cod. oil heat. Full base •1 Communltta BY DICK TURNER drum lot vitallJ-M oil. Now «t 1/®. FFICIENT Plumbing and heat turs Stors. 36 Oak. Pbons 2-1041. or Write ment. Occupancy to suit buyer. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Very Interesting BY EDGAR MARTIN mJt 1948 Plymouth Club Coupe—Radio, ing. Plugged drains machine heater. A swell little car. Wardfl you can pet thin ycar*^ Situations Wanted— Exclusive with Rjchard B. Moore, SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH low fit sale prlcrfi on Prcmludi cleaned. Phone 6497. ARISTO-BUILT unpainted chests, Realtor. Glastonbury 3-3504. SDH UP. »UT MV 1948 Dodge Deluxe 2-Dr.— Excel Female 38 TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED MUST Grade Vitalized oil. And. y ou/an bookcasea. youth ebaire and W l^VOOf RiBVIiUnORO %. G00DM\«6- lent condition. PLUilBING and heating. Furn Hutch cabinet. Also good used OIL CO. Ma n c h e s t e r —New seven room contract for future free dcl>\’cry aces, oil burners and boilers. FWOPS.COMt 1947. Ply mouth-. Special . .Deluxe- 4- "fim vtim e- Tin to \fArrh WANTED — Baby sitting. Call furniture. The Woodshed, 11 Main Box 509, Hartford single, 4 bedrooms, living room, WKCH [f 1 Earl VanCamp. Tel. 5244. 3337 after 2 p. m. street. dining room, kitchen. 2 baths, . breezeway and garage. Down V K X i'. 1947 Dodge Custom 4-D r.- Radio, your oil needs for thc^^ months COOKING UTENSILS, demon paj'ment, $8,000. Howard R. healer. A fine car at a low price. ahead now. Refr. fiic âl. Vital- Moving—T rucking- VACANT SMALL Store for rent. / ^\TLL^ CARR f o r child in my strator seta, big savings, limited Call 6498 or Inquire 59 Homestead Hastings 2-1107.- 1941 Pl.vmoiith 4-Dr. .Special De l7ed (Fed. Tax In cl/ In one Storage 20 number available, waterleM luxe A very nice buy. home dayir. Can 2-4300 anytime. street. or two 30 f;:aIlon dmms now only health method of cooking. Com Ma n c h e s t e r —zoned for buai- 1940 Chevrolet 4-Dr; Master De* ft2c*. ’ Plus amÎI refumlable MANCHESTER PACKAGE Dellv- pletely factory^ reflntshed. Carr ueas, 4-farolly -and 6 room single. luxe—A ammd little’car throujth- drum deposit. Mo/^teomerv Ward. ery. Local light trucking and not be told from new. Leading Income 82,649..50 per 'year. How out. Dogs—Birds—Pet* 41 Houses for Rent 65 R24-S2R Main Street. Tel. 5J01 package delivery. Refrigerators, national brand. Call Hartford 46- ard R. Hasting*. 2-1107. 1939 Chevrolet Opera Coupe $175. Manchester. waahera and stove moving a 0464 collect, 6 to 8 p. m. only. FIVE ROOM Single home, heated Cbrrftc. 1938 Chevrolet Business' Coupe — specialty. Phone 2-0752. TWO WHITE rabbits, four months garage, oli burner, In South Cov a t t r a c t i v e Six room Cape Oort old. Call 2-1106 afteV6 p. m. m a p l e DUNCAN Phyfe dining with garage. Hot water heat with Very good buy at $150. Business Services Offered 13 THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS entry. $65 month. Call 8793 after ♦ I ______, room table. Excellent condition. 6 p. m. oil burner, acreens. storm wln- 1938 Chevrolet 2*Dr. —New motor Co., loca; and long distance mov A K. C. REGISTERED Beagle THE r^ROSPECT Hill School for YOUR k S a p p shoes, avallahle Price $25. Phone 7017. rtow's, , rertecoratert throughout. job. i ing. packing, crating and storage. pup.*. Field rhampinn bloodline. young chUdrtn. Pre-Klndergnrten, !n all s^.es. Contact Wm F. Sul Nice basement recreation room. Service to all pa.-ts of the U. S. Call Willimantic 3-2090 after 6 BABY'S Maple crib. Good condi Kindergarten. Monday through Save At livan./ .••ale.sman, . 60 Mountain Wanted to Rent 68 Inquire Charles W. Lathrop, 100 and Canada. Call 5187. Hartford p. m. tion with or without mattreM. East Center street. Phone 2-0384, ALLEY OPP Too Many Dishwuhers BY V. T. HAMLIN Friday. Transportation furnish* BARLOW MOTOR SALES str*^, Rockyill*; .5-,5964. 6-1423. Call 2-1801. ed. Mrs Liela Tybur, director. WANTED—S. 4. 5 room unfurn evenings 78.56 or 6946. WE FEECHJM CORN Out Of The High Rent District ished, reasonable rent. Young biG CHIEF BUT.THATD 30RKV, PUT IF ALL ENGLISHMEN Phone 4M7^ L l/)L E U M Beionant.a 50c square YOU WASH UM POT3f \THAT NEEDS CORN, v\ Wapping -Gonn. ;;:lPhone 6404 • ■ yard:-Axphalt-tile; wall-covertngr Poultry uul Supplies 4.3 BOLTON,Np'TCH hflme*. a. few, POWHATAN INHUMAN- .WASH ALU IN0IAN5’ POT»< THAr J Y .g t - 'D ewAi r 'G : ' ‘F ’âna'I" ■ ***" HiM:eA!C ~ ' ENOtJfiM' -IP-PADi AU.~SQU*iM5-Ti«N- - BAlZAKb'S Driving School. Han- Open Until 9 Evenings ‘ ■'Doine By'' reTlaBle. ' well-t rained ’**>W fT962: TJonaTtrOTBrleh. -these-chotce -four— room~TaneJi— HAPPY^DWh Y vO U ^ IN JAM ESTOW N ’ b r o a d BREASTED Bronze tur- homes still available. All plsjrter. •no deal! MEN W ILL 'chester's oldest'Thousan®^' ac Tnerr.....AH jobr- guaranteed. "■ Halt Un iver.8al_. _vRSimm . cleaners, -SAYUM ______1950 CHEVROLET Deluxe, For- Tteya. 'Fresh frozen, ready any |S0r RIWARD' for 4 or .5 room ert walls, tile bath, oil heat, large dTAR VEt cident free Instruction hours. LInoleunh Co. 56 Cottage street. PAPERHANGING and painting. time. 8 to 22 pounds. SChaub's Mark down .sale on fireplace dor, radio, heater. Outstanding Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or Walter B. Cookson. Phone 2-1614. sets and eouipment. Parlor reasonable rent b.v quiet couple lots. Immediate occupancy $9,- Hundreds of aatisfled students. Turkey Farm, f88 Hlllstown and one school age child. Write For. appointment telephone 3* car. Local prominent citiren for 8109. 3.50 with $1,000 rtowui for vateran. mer owner. Extremely nice Road. chairs from $.39.50 up. Box A, Herald. T. J. Crockett. Phone 5416. 3245. PAI.N'TING a n d Paperhanging throughout. Douglas Motors, 333 KAY corporation . Kitchen done by Godin and Son. Call 3059 Appliances. Radio and TV Main- painting and decorating Special- after 5. URGENTLY Needed, 4 or -6 room iats. Can Manrhe.vter 2-0968. Articles for Sale 45 rent by young counle with 3>i Lois for Sale 73 Antomobiln tor_Sak year old daughter. Phone 2-2196. A SAFE tt: att: TO b u y " INTERIOR AND ISxterlor paint USED LUMBER, ahealhing CHAMBERS FURNITURE WINDOW ShTiDES made to orde7 w a n t e d - Lot In Manchester—or 1940 HUDSON sedan, radio and USED CARS ing. paperhanging, ceilings re- board*, chicken coop 6.5 feet for At The Green heater. New nylon seat covers, and Installed. Venetian blinds finlshed. Fully Insured. Expert THREE ADULTS deiire 4, 5 or 6 vicinity near bus and public utili ALL RECENT TRADES sale. Located on Taylor street, . room unfumlrhed rent. Pratt and ties. Phone 4929. new brake ]ob, tires O. K. See and curtain rods. 24 hour service. work.. Wall paper booka. Edward Vernon. Open 9 :30 to 6 and dHve this one before you buy. TOWARDS NEW Estimates gladly given. Fagan R. Price. Phone 2-1003. Whitney employee. Referericea. Call 2-3651. BUILDING LOT, 75’ x 200' at the Call 6759, 1952 DODGE AND Window Shade Co., Route 44 at h a v e y o u r oltj *t.yle sewing ma Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 Bolton Notch Phone 2-4473. Green. Wm. Kanehl, Contractor 1-18 PLYMOUTH CARS chine made Into a modern elec WELL MANNERED couple, seven and Builder. Phone 7773. ^ tao* r •# 1951 PONTIAC Super deluxe Cal PAI.NTING, Paperhanging. No Job tric portable or console model. Ld T . M «. e I alina, hydramatlc, fully equipped, and TRUCKS REFRIGERATION Service, com COMBINATION Gas and oil kitch .year old daughter need four or a-ia too small. Call 2-0726. Call Senkbiel’S, Carter street. CHRIS W EI.KIN. Ptanetei-r Reporting To Mr. 7 e*. m Car m oH m ui two tone, light blue and ivory, mercial and domestic. See our en range. White. Good condition. five room nicely furnlriied apart BUILDING LOT 100’ x 140’. Oak BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM . rm .thtu t.Pwt. Most are one owner, low' mileage Phone 7519. land Terrace. 210! artesian well. s eapr. PU SaMAaa. 2,500 miles. Private owner. Save cars. Prevtniia owners name on re display oi guaranteed used refrlg- Phone 4661. ment. Good neighborhood. Call k rveagtn! wAmnb Hartford 89-9389. Call Harold G. Bornheim. 6946. P f O t kOOTO 'w tXL ctPTumr ‘I ’d lika to diteuts with -ypu, sir,' a fiv».lettar ward *400. Phone 3265. quest. ators. George H ' Willlama Aaso- Repairing EXCELLENT Opportunity to ac ” We*ra taking you to donate somatKing apecial for our clates, 260 Tolland Turnpike, SALE—USED washers gnd vac maaning meia menay!” MATTRESS. Your old mattresses quire used Reynolds Prlntasign WANTED—Young couple, teacher 1950 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Maroon, ra- Manrheatei Phone 2-3585, nights uum cleaners. Reconditioned, church bazaar, Mr. Jonee->»two pounda of hamburger!” 1947 FORD Convertible. Cal 3707. dio, healer, slip rovers, under- sterilized and remade like new. machine. Very good condition, guaranteed, low cost. We repair and engineer, both emplo.ved in Suburban for Sale 75 fBIAti&L£ WILL B U G S B U I ^ 7691. $150; sold new $600. Inquire Bur coating. sun-visor,' power glide. Call Jonc.s Furniture and Floor all makes of electric clocks, irons, Manchester, urgently need 3 nr FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER Price $1,695. Covering. 36 Oak. Tel. 2-1041. ton’s. toasters, lamps, wringer wash /'4 roqm apartment. No children, GLASTONBURY — Exceptionally REAL g u a r a n t e e !) nice .two-family, $15,800. $6,600 1949 Plymouth C lu b ----Hunter ers, vseum clean.ers, etc. A. B. C.- reference*. Phone Hartford 9- REFRIGERATION BOLTON — Building stone and 1281, or Write Box Z, Herald. ' cash. Balance-on-4% .mortgage. VALUES green, radio, heater. Price $1,294 flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. Appliance, 21 Maple. Phone ,2- Private Instructions 28 1575. This house was designed and Traded Kor New Hudsons 1949 Ford Custom Tudor Blue .SERVICE Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. 6uilt for two families In a con 1847 Oldsmobile Sedanette— Radio, radio, heater, iinderroatlng, slip HO.ME STUDY COURSE IN Farms and Land for Sale 71 venient location, and neighbor- r o y a l AND .Smith-Corona port- „ heatet-JiydramaUc. ..V.ery„, clean-, cp v eta -$1.216 OF ALL TYPES ENGINEERING THREE-PIECE living rooifl aulte. 70 ' singlc-homes.'Flve room* ,1850 OltintoBUe-ScdahZZBlack^ziii: =Jtite==J4Sd=jrtandacd^.ti$«writs.ca,, NORTH. GOyENTRY, -1947 •fHdsTTTnliUft- -Mod**t"~,*'6a**^- ctutr ÂU=>make*_or. adding-maehines "PBons '2**4239.'“ ----- '''' — — dtontfgter, hydramatlc. New car C o h m i e f 'Ci>nrrere,' Sfatlnna'ry. ^pKofe.ssinnal *ere*~daiFy—«md—peuKey— farmr >1/ Individual oil :bumers, 2-car' guarantee. . Coupe—Radio, heater, two tone sold or rented. Repair* on all equipment and stock', good 7 gray and blue-r$895. Engiijc'er's îcense Preparation. makes. Marlow's. garage. Lot 60 x 1.50. Ha.* shade I960 Oldsmobile 85, Tudor-*-Radio, Machinery and Tools 52 room house, improvement.* tar tree* and garden area. Adjoining road, river frontage, many other* heater, hydramatlc. 1946 Dodge Club Coupe — Light WAYNE W. rillLLIPS DRAFTING 6 3-4 FT. Hickory skis with bind lot 65 X 250. can be purchased 1950 Oldsmobile 98. Sedanette— green, radio heater—$875. Electrical, .^lechanlcal. Strur SAVE $10. Wards Garden Tractor to 400 acres, $4000 and up. Welle* for $1,100 additional. Exclusive Phone 3622 ings, used twice. $10; 3' and 4’ Agency. Coventry, Tel. 7-6872 or __ s c ->.-*. Radidr'Keater," Hydramatlc, 1941 Dodge 4-Dr.-Blue—$385. lural. Aero. Ship. Tool and Machine skis. $1; 12". rubber bottom pacs, L»y-Aw8y__sa|,? /starts Thursday. with Richard B. Moofe, Realtor. w ■«« *»*■«. In*. 1949 Hudson Sedan—Very clean, IG Year.s Of Refrigeration Only 10% dow'n will hold your 7-7501. Design, Blueprint Reading, $4; overshoe*, like new, size 10*j. Gla.stonbury 3-3504., heater. New car guarantee. 1941 DeSofo 4-Dr. — Blue gray — In Manche.afer Hoe-Trac until March 25tk on PRISCILLA’S'POP Father Knows Best BY AL VERMEER 1949 Hudson Tudor—Very clean In $195. MATHEMATICS $2; maple high chair, $4; child's table and two chairs, doll furni Wards Layawsy Plan. Hoe-Trac Houses for Sale M ' ANDOVER l a k e —Partially com- A OOLO flT'S FINE TO ALWAYS and out, new fires. New car guar 1937 Pontiac 4-Dr - Black, radio, Arithmetic, Algebra, Gcometery, is packed with convenience fea piried five rooms plus, w'sterfront ^TAR IK VBE PROUD BE HUMBLE! • o r A antee. Trigonometry. Calculus. ture toys, very' good condition A ® ------heater. Excellent condition— FLOOR PROBLEM.? solved with ? ture.*. See it -buy it now - pay home. Bargain If taken as- Is. «PBLL\K&!, PRiSClLLAl n o b o d y LIKES D S T A R IN 19.50 F’ord • Deluxe Tudor Very Phone 2-1545. LISTINGS WANTED $17.5. linoleum, ssphalt tile rbunter. "World's Largest Correspondence later. '26 attachments available Complete it yourself and save. . BUT you • A BRASOART LLIN «1 aoRiry,aup, NO clean, radIb.' Heater—$1,395. Schools" rM s o Expert workmanship, free esti at low' coat. Montgomery Ward, Suburban Realty Co., Realtors, p r o u d ^MUBT ALSO R c w ca u B 1047 DeSotd OiSlom—Radio, heat TRUCK SPECIAL.S mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur 828 Main, Manchester. If you i^’ant courteou.sêffi- 541 Main street. Phone 8215. ; BE MOOEST! o a r eg t h er. automatic shift. Very clean. Boats and Accessories 46 / 1945 Dodge I'y Ton Platform — niture. Oak atreet. Phone 2-1041. INTERNATIONAL 1947 Stii.deha.l.-Tal-^~' 1050 Nash Tudor: Ambassador— appllancei. Free ptek-up and de Writff H. F. Manion. Rrproarnla- Co.^ North Windham Road, W il hot Real Estate. Andover. By ap V-8. Price $195. . ttvi*. Falrflold Avc.. Hartford 6. 1, with no payments necessary ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Very clean. New car guarantee— livery, A-1 repair, aalea. 180 16 limantic 3-3217,__ ,______,_L____ pointment Coventry 7-6600 any $1,395. Conn ; or phono Hartford 6-P9f)5 In- until then. Get ready for that Realtor Main. Phone 8597. coming .season. 5 HP "NeutrsI" time. 1946 Buick Super Sedan — Itadlo, SQLTMENE. Inc. ^d Sundays. _ 875 Main S t — E st .1921 . heater, new tires. Very clean — Dodge-Plymouth Cara Twin, $150; 12 HP "Gearshift'' DOORS OPENED, key* fitted, Twin. 1239, Montgomery Ward. Musical Insirumenis S3 Ffibne Office 5440 $095, Job Rated Tnicka copied, vacuum cleaners, Irons, Wanted—Real Estate 77 634 Center St, Ronds— Storks— 824-828 Main street. Evenings 5938 or 2-4278 1949 Ford Deluxe 4*Dr— $1,195 gun*, etc., repaired. .Shears, TENOR SAXOPHO.NE. In good y a-(i Phone 5101 or 5102 Mortgages 31 ' ' L... ' 1947. Kaiser Sedan—Radio, heater knivee. mowers, etc put Into con condition. Regsonable. Phone 2- .CONSIDERING SELUNG g ./e C«ai tMJ H 8MA Umnt Im. Clean car. Safe Place TO Buy Used Cars 1?60. . - Home Listing Wanted ■fiieP. Int. T, ti BiE. tf. Pt m. y M.§ww.v.tm OP dition for coming need*. Bralth- FIRST AND Second mortgages ONE 7'i H, P. outboard motor YOUR PROPERTY T ...... ^ t Na 1946 Packard—Radio, heater. Very Without obligation to you. w* c i ’lT*Alft EASY Worthless? 1948 ’ OLDSMOBILE . waits. 52 Pearl street. bought for our own account. Fast, Used one season. Phone 3620. NEW USED, Rentals. Reeds, MANCHESTER — Nine rooni BY LESLIE TURNER clean—$7«L- home, two baths large bam. ap will appraise or make you a cash “This h our . n ^ •■fb-parking modal— thara’a no place "76 • 2-DOOR SEDAN confidential' aervice. 5Ianchester strings, mutes, stands. acces JANPr THIS W THE WHY/NO:.TMdT’’^ b 5 R lft ^ I HATE BUrfPiG lit OTH ER/iTSSO HEV.WHAT ASHES AND Rubbish removed. proximately three acres of land, offer for property. B«« ua before IA *T BTKMN! 'fOiaL to fasten a pprking ticket!” McCLURE AUTO COMPANY Black. Equipped with radio, hy- Invc.sfment Corp., 887 Main sories. Repairing. Certified tn- you aell. s e . z O P F iC E R A on A N O IMS FiDPITICi PEOPieS affairs,«m s a / s w e e t ISAlLTHiSf Call Norman F, Pierce of the street. Phone 5416. Diamonds—Watches— fine location. Three roomi and MNE to FINI5H THIS FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Hudson Sales and Sendee dramatlr drive, heater. Driven by riruction, Music for all occas- Phone 6273 BUT rMtRORKMQ I thank GOODNESS NE BUT I HAVE A DNksHTER / OFVDUTOl BESIDES TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX BY M* C BL0S8ER Sanitary Refuse Company in bath may be rented as leparate TRIP ALONE! YOUR. ONIT'tNHVf 373 MAIN ST. a very particular pe.rson. Jewelry 48 sions. Ward Krause, 87 Wsinut. BRAE-BURN REALTY OF-MV OWW. AND I KNOW [ JUSTWHATS Manêitef."Tel. 2-0252. apartment. Show'n by appoint KNACK FOR PARTING HOW DID YOU how UR.niUISJtATES1 SCtWAPots MVF Keen AT vnate w /^WE G om Rfiscuv TMgr Telephone 3-9443 MANCHE-STKR 5336. WRONG IMTH Btmirrmr Opportunities 32 LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re- ment only. Madeline Smith, Real- FOR QUICK RESULTS in aelllng TROUBLE IS MORE KNOW? ffeyPUSADDt^WITH. To y Ra il r o a d T u n n e l 77 s n w Y S io e -~ - B08T M PORf'IH EGM AI- 'MOTOR SAT.ES ANTIQUES Refinished Repairing jrtirs; adjusts watches expertly THAM __ I'l- M.. a lit.. / 1947 CHEVROLET Aeroeedan. RENT A NEW aplngt now! Buy It tor^ 2-1642 or 4679. your property call Suburban Ir-^ AWORTHUSSNUSiANO! i ^ e on' im . R#ajpiikbftF;jfrce^^^^^ Qgen T hEV LEFT •fcis NCfili ^.hddio. ..heater. WfaTiênler at Hart^^^ this spring. B;-,OnlYt;910- aaonthlv ; Realty Op„ Rsaitora. M l Main ■'fil9''""^..... —■ -Thursday ■ « venrngii'.'~ '189' “Spriice «v»H0Yic8S,6aar green. Mechanically beyond a n y jl949 FORD Custom radio, heater- tilu* cartage delivers a beautiful nrtnHffT-raorsYnr------5643;. , .atree^, PhQqa,3r4387,,;,^;.,,,;,,,.,,,,,,,_ fOR A W O W tS tO P B X cpmpariaoa..8ee this today.- Doug> •I^srfo<^•♦hr^mgho^lt/Clarke Motor; -< _r??<’0Jtial;.„v!vy.. vylU. • teach .voii. Apply Box N. Herald. ' fun'-heyboavd-Lester-Betsy Rossi "■-'•■RANGH" H ^ ^ " TMf ietM06W»t' , las M9tor,a._.33.3 M,tln.. _ Sales..3.01.Broad Street. . Full credit if purchased. Also WAN’i’Eiy—Tour property to sell. CABINET MAKlNa. rafinlali ami .-'Reliable— buvers -. waiting-- - with—-- TRAVEL Bt)REW/,V BiFgain* irt' uaefl aplhe^ and Three large bedrooms, large repair furniture.'Cornices made to PACKAGE Store—doing day b.v Fuel arift F e S I ^ 46-A cash. - Finances ' arranged. We grand*. Cên Thuraday evihings. order. Phone 2-95.33. John Hahn. day...-increased business. 'Low living room and spacious need 4-5-8-7 room jilnglea and 2- rent. Ver\ good opportunity. No SEASONiiD Hardwood' foi^ funt' Free parking in lot next door Youngstown kitchen.. Tile POWER BITRNERS and Range ace and fireplace. Glgllo Broth- fweat.) Goss Piano Company, family houses. Howard R. Hast information over phone.j, Appoint- bath, fireplace in living rbdm ings. Phone 2-1107. , - Di$play Adverti$ing Cloaing Hour$ Burners expertly cleaned and ment only Howard R. Hasting*. .era. Tel. 5301. evenings. 317 Asylum street, (Oppoait* serviced. Let us service and re Phone 2-1107. Hotel Solid) Hartford 5-6696. and baspment. Hot water oil pair your washing maehine or re Authorized Baldwin Jk Lester, heat. 30 day occupanev. Lot CASH BUYERS EFFECTIVE MONDAY. FEMUARY 18th. frigerator Metro Service. 2-0883. Household Goods 51 Piino Distributors. ■ 90' X 150’. CARPENTRY Repair.*, altera __HelpJVanled— Female 35 COMBINA'nON Gas and coal WAITING VIC FUNT ' Froduclion Schedulrs and the necessity of a punetual stove, gas water heater, Kuyal BECKER BROS, upright piano Getaway BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY delivery (i> our readers every day force us to adhere tion*, block ceilings, roofing, etc: BOOKKEEPER FOR automobile with bench. In good condition. CHARLES LESPERANCE ’ No job ton small. Phone Rock- circular heater. Theeie t'hree Item* For all kinds of prop f '^lMAPRAIOTWiRlW NO ^ iMorrriMaajT rigidly to the following deadline; agency. Plca.*ant working condi cost $550 new and have been Phone 4024 after 6. Phone 3620 erty in Manchester. For -use nryiNB Awv suktwer, vtllf .5-57.59. tions, Call Brown A Beaiipre, HERe.'SOU OUVS . fb$iltoXIN©SlDN7] webF ^ \u*ed less than one year. Will MICA WORTHWOm. * « T THIS TRUCK ' Inc. 2-0698. immediate.service call WITH Copy for AdverUitng to appear Mutt be In our office before; sacrifice all three for $250. Can Rooms Without Board 59 INTO THE GARAGE Household Services, ATTRACTIVE Po.*uion open in be used, with bottle gas or city MANCfflESTER -v$13.000. Vacant. JARVIS REALTY AS AASTASTOU MONDAY gas. Will finance to suit your 6 rooms, garage. Not in develop ' « 50U BOTH 1 P. M.. FRIDAY Offered 13-.\ your area for one who desires a p l e a s a n t , Furaithed room with T O M oS tO M . TUESDAY ‘ I P. M., MONDAY career in. selling, recruiting and terms. Phone 2-2844 anytime. J. kitchen privilege*. One block from ment. Redecorated. Floors and Manche.8ter'4112 • WEDNESDAY A BARGAI.N LADIE.S — Reup- Edward McLaughlin, 60 Birch Msin. Iône 2-4428. stairs reftnlihed. Steam oil heat, I P. M.. TUESDAY managcmcjit : work, Boniise.* for LIST YOUR PROPERTY THURSD.4Y holsterlng. alipcovers. cornices recruiting and training up to $437 street. ' screerti; new Venetian blinds. 1 P. M., WEDNESDAY and drapes custom msde. Solid.*, ROOM IN 'Privste home. Kitchen H. A. mortgage $8,800. Near bus FRIDAY per person. Excellent starting 12'i" MOTOROLA T.V. ma prrillegea. Call 2-9512 after 6:30 r' I P. M.. THITRSDAY print*, and floral $10.Q0 dowii. offer, with eventual guaranteed and hew schqol. Eecott, Man- Single, tw;o family homes, bual- ^ hogany console, A-1 shape. Guar p. m. cheater 3683. -a SATURDAY 1 P. M., FRIDAY $3.00 weekly. Free estimate* minimum .salary of $3900.00 year nesa property and building Iota G > evening or day time. Call Sterling anteed, $89. Barstow's. 460 Main wrlth thl* agency for quick results. ly. No deliveries, collecting or In atreet. Phone 3234. ROOM FOR Rent with kitchen NEW! TWO or three bedroom CImsIIM OtodHiw: 10:30 ■. m., Mch doy of Upholstering Co, Hartford 4- vestment. Wire collect immedi 0154. Reverse charges. privideges. C ali.2-1596 or 3-M08 homea HalHn Brothers. Phone 2- GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO ately R, M Hart, Care of West TWO BURNER Glenwood kitchen piiMicafiM Mcept Saturday— V a. m. aftifr 4:30. S221. 109 Hanry Street - Phone 5278 FLAT FINISH Holland window ern Union, Hartford. Main office. heater equipped with deluxe Flor (t shades made to measure. All Include telephone number. ence oil burner, $20. Phone 3375. ATTRACTIVELT Furnished room NEW SIX room colonial featuring AN AGENCY with a-list of ready for two, complete light house ônrliTBtFr l|rraU^ metal Venetian blind* at a new extra large master bedroom, fire buyers waiting for four, five, six WOMAN FOR general houwwork, keeping faciliiias available. Cen a -/v -ja . low price. Keya made while you place. two lavatories, excellently and seven room singlet and two- two day# a - week. Phone' call THR9:e p i e c e living room set, In tral. Mra Jerome, 16 Arch atreet. wait. MarloWa. sited, shown by appointment. Call family heuaet. Call Harold G. lew* r ? '

A een «o lM l)r Net P n « I n yAGB f v u BTEBR ■ T tlJESDAr, FEBRUARY 19; 1981 la e Mm W m k b a m * m w M m Hitcttltta Hgrate n t t m r r W i i(O a & W a The meeting of 6 w t i ^ y of Uic lit. JtiMe Thajildeua' Mothers 1 0 ,5 1 0 A l^ u tT ow n Most Holy Rosary Mothers Circle Circle wlO meet at the home of I t^ges Public • e e v r . ■ scheduled f07 tomorrow night has Mrs. John Meleako, M Summer ChaponiS'M cFarland [ Rterry-Go-Roiiid tks A u «t etiaagtag te alMt, rale bMp postponed until the following street, tomorrow night at S.:15. 'see €« q w lsUMa - - — Manehe$UrÂ CUy VUlage Charm T*8ft. Kurt. Schlemlnger, wh?, ^nesday, Feb. 27...... '...... ^ Fight Crime ' wa» rec*ll«l into th» U. 8- MS- *7110 Center Church Senior Choir rtne Corp* • yo*r afo^ thd A special ' communication of I will hold its regular rehearsal to- j ^ t t e l v M atattoned at Camp Pendleton. Mlanchester Lodge No. 73. A.F.‘ morrow night at 7:30. * ' VOL. LXXI, NO. ISO u> MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20,1952 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS Oceanatde. JDailf.. wan diarharged and A.M.. will be held at the Ma* National Crime P^ven* L Clever space aavem in home, office last week' and with his wife and sonic Temple tonight at 7 o'clock St. Rita's Mathers Circle w ill' tion Wteek Proclaimed yotthit aon are now livfnff In for, the jiu ijose of conducting a meet at the home of Mrs. Gilbert or store/ SHIPSHAPE insUDed ' ^ Salem. Oregon, at 373.1 Har\-ey Masonic service'for the late W il Saegaert. 75 Llnnmore drive, to By Mayor Turkingtoh Sees A'Clouds . avenue. Mr. Srhieminger has en-» liam Bell at the Holmes Funeral morrow; evening at 8 o'clock. Mem-: revolving shelves seire countless rolled at Oregon State Collegr-lw Home. 4dO'Maln street. hers are reminded of the riimmage , Mayor Harold A. Turkingtpn to rorvallta. He U the aon of Mr. sale. ‘ , i . useful purposes in home or busi use OveÂrgentine and Mrs. Otto Srhlemlhger.îsr 3 . day proclaimed Feb. 17-28 a » Na-| Group C of the Center Congre- Oak place in Mancheatjer. I tlonal Crime Prevention Week, ness. ____ I patlonal'Church will have a regu- Memorial Lodge No. 38. Knights j of Pytbias. will meet tomorrow The observance ia Sponsored by I Raatiaga. CliUe, Fee. 2 e — (Ah ‘ lar meeting tonight at S o'clock In — A 4M>rreeponde!it of Laa ITU- Mr. and Mrs. l«eo .7, Gouln of 24 the Robbins room. It will be Old night at 8 o'clock in' Castle Hall the National Exchange Club on Also see our pivot hardware fop on Golway street. the country-wide level and locally: mas Notletaa reportesl today . Llnnmore drive drove to .lames-, Timers' Night and members are ar aeelag two muoaroom-ohopad by the Mancheater Exchange Club.' i port. U I., over, the week end to , aeked to come dressed accordlhg- everything from pot and pan racks ckMida aSar the Argentlno fron- \dslt their son, Staff Rgt, Richard , ly, Among births to local residents^ The club presented a program at Hartford hospitals recently: crime prevention last week for - ttor. la aa editorial, the newo- \ A* Gouiri. who Is attached to the ^ to tool hangers— from serving ta _ MuuMn, Feb. 20——Ckimmunist insistence that paper pooed the qneotioa: “la 103rd Pdgttter Wing Squadron. Air were a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. f f nior cUM _ot Manchester 4B| Stôbl. Euaaia be in^ted ai a ireutral natibn io help Wpervise a Ko Atrgeatlaa teatfag aa atomic Force, stationed at Stiffdfk County. | 8eatTirfm!rBd*ay'aboa^^ s! SundavAngelo Blase of 82 ■ bles to store fixtures. Tile mayor's proclamation fol- rean t r ^ stalled armistice talks today, TTie Allies offered bomb 7“ For Armed Might Growth I- I ' Naty transport Marine Adder are. towat- — __^ ._____ .“ip tbjs interest of progress” to pare their troop rotation The oorrmpondeat, Rarique ...------litgl-.TJnhn .J..Jtnnallla:of .€24 ê>atolL'.'aald.'..'-hO''. wao-eytag-ta-.a^ ...... , ;t - . . . .-‘T-;-'.- — WHB14BA8^"tli«i-'i^ ords o t ...... ' ■ '"■'-’ipfigure from '40,bM monlHljr to '35.- ^ '^ id ge street and Capt. a * o , g f : C, enforcement agencies and Ohllpaa air force plane over Beeny of 147 Hollister street 'The « ' 000.'But tha Beds would not even Llaareo when he u w the two facts uncovered by recent tnvesti- LLawj#;i*c.L aor » talk about IL têrsonal Notices i fl- " f 101 Glenwood street on gations reveal the alarming extent clohda. €econda.apart.,fonB. aftT are retiiming home from diitv In i »-,h'Va "" of crime and.^ corruption in the No apectnc progreaa waa report-- er explaaloBs. IJna^..la.4Ma. Coa»l- GuaFd • Begins' RMrae- Operations , Korea snd other Far East sts- ««''tf"r d Hos- U rg e s ed from another truce meeting on A s k s P r o b e In Memoriam United States, a situation calling the Argentine border and S a y s F o r c e ;tiops. ______' ■ ' ^ _^l for the concerted action of all prisonera of war. And no date waa about 220 mllen south of San set for a third committee of staff In Mifmon Andrew Adwmp law-abiding citlsena: and tiago. He saM the reddish rM dtri V^bnimS' 1^47 v The civil Air Patrol will' meet - T h ' Conununity Playera will WHEREAS. The National Ex H ik e in P a y officers to work out technlcalltlea cinada were .cylladrical and O f S e n a to r W i l l B lo c k tonight at the High achool from change Club this year is sponsor on the final truce clause- -recom then broadened out to mush Imt not 7o>>r>1f«Mr~ 7 to P. The puWlc .la Irivdted to : ■"** K>lw'n ing its fifth annual obaervance of HIPSHAPE mendation., to governments. room ahape. tend the showing of a special CAP fârk street. Plans for Wife und National Crime Prevention Week • Red negotiators were insistent Argentine Preoident Juan film : April production will be dm- W 600WORKIN6 T o J o b le s s that the Soviet Union be the third P u sh A h e a d I cuiiiied. for the purpose of keeping Ameri-'- Peroa announced last Xtarch N e w S t r i f e cans conatantly aware of the need nSutral nation nominated by the that Dr. Donald Richter. Aus- • m . lO M i I Th# C'hoir of' the ('oncordia ■ for hard-hitting, year-around ef- iM wur I w..hin.t.n, F.b. 2 0 -^ , trian-bom acirntlat. bad dlsi- Providence, R. I„ Feb. 20— forta to prevent crime; and Command already has rovered a new method of pro By STAN 8WINTON Lutheran Church will meet for re- | — The American Federation' Poland- • and * Csechslovakia. OP)—The Providence Journal- I heerAAl tomorrow eveninj^ At 7 .10 f 'W HEREAS, the local observ ducing atomic energy. In a Lisbon, Portugal, Feb. 20— ance of National Crime and Pre of Labor today urged enact UN negotiatnra refused to in cryptic order yeotei^ny, Peron Bulletin said today the un AH memhere Are urped to be pre«-1 dulge In a debate on the neutrality ilP) — A grave-faced Dean ent, AA the choir l« workinjf on the ‘ vention Week is being sponsored ment of a bill to increase un ordered hia tochniral affair* published. month-old report FÂAter cAntAtAB. | by the Exchange Club of "Man employment compensation in of Riisala In the Korean conflict mlnlatry to centrallee atomic of an investigation of charges Acheson told the Atlantic Al chester in cooperation with law MANCHESTER despite repeated Red hints they areas hard hit by job1e8gne.s8. work and . “nsake noe of Îhe of perjury, lying and deceit lies, opening their ninth coun I The Queen of Peare Mfiftherfl (' enforcement agencies, a c H o o I f , would likY such an argument. atomic energy already ob- cil session today: “ We must churches, and other civic groups; ZONED FOR INDUSTRY The U. S. Chamber of Com made against Sen. Joseph R. 1 Circle will hold a nieetinst tomor- 1 CItew VIoiaHon lalned.” take actions that will strain _ N.OW.THEBEFORE_X-H»i«W —Xargw -wort-al>op appraxhaately- 4>eoe -ig. -ft., famafjy-us*id merce-opposed the measure, - — -The-AMtew said aimply-that Rua- McTart by ( R,.- -Wis> recom pFOW-fititHtr At- 8 -o-Hoek-At-the -hnTTTF *- ah o f tis to the Utmost." ■" l.^f Mre. DonAld D. P,sott. 4« Bret- A, Turkington, Mayor of _ the far a wopd-workhig buMamia lum power aad city water, aultabla _ o thf. two or- sla, as apqnaor. of ,_R^„ Korea, und mends that a Senate elections (tm road. - - -|7- f*r ftlmriit any Itlad of f*se"iiifart'*eieg Imalnria, tngetlirr iwa-i-Communtat.-China, waa ‘tnot—ac.- It ia a taak for govemmenta proclaim the obaervance of Na ■ TfiimnltreeîniiflT-HtieBd wi' 'and peoples'.'' the U. S. Secretary L t . witk a house of aevea (1) rooma— (two imflnlaiied)—^wtth elee- tn the Senate Finanre committee, ceptable" aa a neutral supervisor. 1 A meeting of the Hitstlers' tional Crime Prevention Week, t'rir llghta. heat. ete. which la studying an administra Col. Andrew Kinney said the Seeks to Link hearings on McCarthy’s ac of 'State said. "We must develop ' Group of the South Methmlist MRS. CHARLES C. CHAPONIS Feb. 17 through 23, 1952, and urge One acre lot— more land If neoeaaary. Immediate occupancy. tion-approved bill anonaored by Red nomination of Riiaala was not tiviti^.s. the concrete military strength Church will be held at the chunh ail citizens to support this educa Senator Moody (D „ Mich) and 14 “ acceptable to both aides" aa The Providence newspaper pub which alone can Insure our people tion program and to fulfill their against the destruction and. suf ' tomorrow, beginning (it 9:.30 s, m. The altar of St. Mary'a Episco EDWARD J. NOLL, REALTOR other Senators. called for in previous agreements. M orris, Casey lished excerpts it said it, to SEALY MAHRESSES —534.50 owd yp —In.ths-afternoon the group will be was held In Lithuanian Hall, with civic duties to the end that. wr . Boris Shishkin, acting director He said the Communist stand “is gether with the Minneapolis Star fering of another war." pal niiiich was decoialcd with may eradicate any and ail condi-' lom BIADf ST.. BtANCMESUXB. CONN. . Two new members, Greece and the gitests of the Study Group. white c.arnntions Saturday after .Mrs. McFarland receiving in a of the AFL'a social ln.surance ac in direct violation of th4 agree and the Dea Moines Register, had navy blue dresa and Mrs. Maskitis tiona in this community which ment reached between the dele obtained from the report of the Turkey, joined the 12 western A l noonIIIKJII i\»lfor the tlir 4t o'clock»» UMH IV weddingVStrUUtllK «»iof 1 « «-i 1 a wm , , tivities. told the committee the In Ships Deal Members of Hose Company 2. may breed and encourage criminal hill la "of far-reaching Importance gatee and in'violation of the in- I Senate committee's staff Investi- lies in a meeting of the North A t .Marion M. McFarland, daughter of '’ '‘'’“ i, activity. atructiona given to the staff meet SMFD. planning to attend the an .Mr.M- and Mrs. .lohii McFarland of mothcra wore white camellia cor- in recognizing the need that has I gating charges lodged agaln.st the lantic Treaty Organization coim- KEMP’S, Inc. .sagos. cil composed of foreign, defense nual banquet are requested to call 204 Eldrltlge street, and Charles been created for meeting the hu in g*" Washington, Feb. 20—(/P) Wiseonsin Senator by Sen. Benton the firehnuae before Thursdav. When leaving on a motor trip to man suffering and want which Communist staff officer* inaiated (D.. C6nn> in support of Benton's and finance ministers. FINE REDDING Chaimnis of .027 Burnham atreet, the nomination waa "fully rnnsla- —Senate inve.stigators called Pleads for Spain 76.3 MAIN STREET TEL. 5680 .son of.Mr.a. Anasta.si.a Maskitis. the South the bride cho.se a light grow out of the unemployment Joseph E. Caae.v before them re.soliitlon seeking McCarthy's ex- The Coaat Guard f'lltter Kaat- The dmiblr- ring ceremony -was'j’^'“ e '4atlle two-piece drees wllh-. -peralating imder—the - pteaent- clt- teht with the a g iy ^ principles of pulalon from the Senate.______wiail aosea In rlofie tn the st«.ra Portuguese Foreign Minister ‘ PICTURE FRANIN8 the norhTnatfon of 'neVirral ha- performed ■ bv the curate. Rev.! " " '’y acceasorie.s and a corsage of eumatancea.'' again't6da“v to feir'alid'uf^^ h The report, the newspaper aaid aectlon of the 10,000-Ion tank- Paulo Ciinha, In the role o f ho^L----- Pletiirea Mmintrd «kd Framed tiona” and did. not need Allied ap broke into the usual welcoming Manchester llirhard Kaltor. and the music In- pink sweetheart roses. Mr. and | The bill la aimed malnly^^but dealinjfSrrîf: any— with Nbw-- rccommcnda that, hearings should | er Fort Mercer (above) as they -i .Mrs. Chaponia will reside on Clark ■ proval. he conducted on five o f the 10 : pass h life raft between the two pleasantries with a plea fpr" the : cliided "O Perfect Love” and “The C.A|X lint exclusively—at providing re- The Rede said .the proposed hold Slorri.s, Pre.sident Tru admission of Spain to the alliance. Ixird'a Pinyei" plnyed on the or street,'South Wind.sor, upon their; llaf in areas where unemployment man’s corruption sleuth. Benton charges. vessels In the Atlantir off Chal- Date Book return on March 1 ALRERT NACKOWSKI draft for selecting neutrals did not Tlie clo.sely-guarded SOO-pago ham. Mass. . The Coast Guard He blasted Spain's exotuaion as gan t(y John Cockrrham. has resulted tfom defense pro specifically mention that both Ca.acy. a former Democratic A graduate of Manche.ster High ' 38 laiekwnod SL Tel. 2-4313 report was filed with the Senate j said 13 of the 34 seamen elected a strategic absurdity, afid aaid de Given In marriage liy her father duction restrictlon.s and conver side* must apnrove. That agree rcnre.acntatlvc from Masaachu- Friday, February 22 .School. Mrs. Chaponia la employed i committee on Jan. 18. There is a ; to remain aboard, 21 were taken fense of the Iberian peninsula waa the bride had as her maid of hon sion from manufacture of con ment waa oral. aetta ami nqw a Washington law- indivisible. .Maannic Ball at Masonic Tem at the Connecticut General Life ' possibility a decision whether to i off. (1% 8, Coast (iuard Fhntn or her sister, .Miss .Marjorie .Mc- sumer goods. The draft provide* merely that vcr. also will be a.aked for morn Acheson'a words came shortly More and more ple. Farlaiift. Flower girl was Faith Insiiranee Company. 1 .hin Hi.ai in ' K" "head With the hearing.*, as ' via■ A ■ P~ "WIrepholo). In the plc- ■ Saturday, February .23 It provides for supplementary ! neutral n«tion* must not have details on after reliable reports said NATO .McFarland, and be.st man was Ar The mairl of honor wa.s present- ' federal beneflta amounting to 501 contributed combatant forces in ...Ki k k. . siniono i redommended iw->the report. wilU ture on the right, a llfe mfl (ar Annual ladles night at British ed with a string of pearls and the which he piloted a *101 000 cash meeting Fch. 28. row) carrying two crew members economic experts h'd reported thur Higltter of Old Bnlfon rCenter. per gent of the atata-beneffts, but: the Korean war. - invpsjtmcnt into N II 1-4 imlhoa-|------T •# that the X0(l-di'.'laion tniiltary tar- Anierican nub. 8 p. m. i" road, Mnnche.sler Ushers were flower gill with a gold bracelet. HEARING-AID from the stern section nf the Fort Febmary'22 and 23 in no ease wouM a single person j No mention was made of the dollar profit for hlm»clf and some : Refused H» Testify get for rt54 will fall, 12 per ««it.. . , -A ... . Glenn Griswold of Marvland and The gifts to the best nian and prbmtnrtll' fri'erids;'’"' ^ " ' McCarthy turned- d » ^ ri»n''rtf- M«rccr-. (hwakgroun.d) • posses ,49:- people select -GAUDET*S StejMaiy a..30,5ft 'ttShelfA Ularb Htertih'g :siW»r ^ the tlaatwlnd during rescue npera- -short'pf realization;— ' BATTERIES^^ -— ^ O inMhuM-ou B€g»-F4vw>------(Ceutiuued-;>h -Phge- F ive)---- ■ -The- Senate- inveatlgnti«ns su)>-4 Icr- la .tesUfy before th.e GiUette _''.ShqW'hoat,'' parls^h hqiiae^ -Tire-bride-was-att4red-arV’a-whi.tej-bucklea.--- ilons. 'ITie tanker spilt In t>i'o -' But - he declared the • creation of - For AR Hearhig:rAtdit - -commtttee—heard testimony - yea- r*ubcmimuttec^^-a-leU.er..la-Sena^ rtrmje ba ^7 cjurvpvnnBB t i ^8 QQXcnsv ^ d ^ ^ ûuiiiiuuu ^ a Is aT ■ ' ii'Vb. M Yo March I (i...... T satin gnWn with a laCe. rollar. .She j ______^ diirlng bTlndlng "snnwsfomi. Annual Bed Cross drive. terday that Morris' New York law j fur Umelte (D la) last October (AP Wlrephoto). ,(-EDC), the diplomatic name for al.so wore a white satin hat and Guaranteed Fresh firm figured fn a deal which gave|'n which he said: a European army uniting Ormans Tuesday, February 28 a veil of French illusion and rar- ("Frankiy, I do not. intend to for guaranteed riaiighlera of Isabella Fashion s .Wa.shiTvtton grdiip headed by and French with the soldlen of rie l a caseade hmiquet of carna- Ca.sev a 4.30-to-one profit on an in even read,.murh less answer Ben Show at St. James' School Hall. A. Chantilly by Gorham Kennou Wins La. Vole, four other nations, "has been ttne, and camellic.s. STATIONERY vestment of $1,000. ton's smear attack. B. Courtship By International First Trainees brought to a point where the ap a-' ^ The. maid of honor wore vcllow AIRM.ÎL . NOTKS (" I am sure you realize that the proval of this council for ita form Pome noi.Me H uh I ^ l ' ' ' 7 ' ' „nd ,1a. e and the flower girl. C. Grand Colonial by Wallace Says Morris Got Fee LKADlMa RRAsVns Benton type of material can be and authority can be obtained." Danre. ( ommunity V 8:30 to 12. green taffet.a. The former ca- ried D. Silver Flutes by Towel Overthrows Gov. Long WilliSm I-eecp, Counsel for the found in the Daily Worker almoat WATCH REPAIR E. Sweetheart Rose by Hint subcommittee, said the Casey For UMT to Be , Want I t Reich Dlvialons . 1 "ft !!/ '' »n orchid colonial bmiqiiel and the Arthur Drug Stores any day of the week and will con Annual ladles night brngram. luMfr. an r>rrhl»l anrl y^llnw 873 Main St. group bought three tankers from tinue to flow from the mnulha and Tile! planners look for the Ger Tall Cedars of l.,ehanon. State k . Tel. 41-36 the National Maritime Commis- mans to provide 12 divislona in Armory. New Orlean.8 Feb 20__ UP)__Robert F. Kennon a 49-vear- " •7"/^ marmme uommis- camp foiiowera as long Chosen by Lot t TmmVfiiatuly fnllowin^ the cere ' 4, ^ • J ■ ’> >. ^ for $1,000 and eventually sold I L. t continue mv ftaht atalnrt this force. Acheson. was.fresh from—, i Watches arientifically tested i»n the Watch Master. mony a_ reception for 150 pue.st.s AUTHORI2ED AGENTS FOR ' rfd country judge overthrew the political might of Gotf. Earl them to the Unite^ Tanker Cor- Comnlunî?* in go'e^mentgov “ a meeting in London with Britlaii -^ 1 K. Long in a landslide victory for Govemer of Louisiana fioratlon ~ for ' $4.50.000. Lcecc said (Later, Nov. 29, McCarthy said Washington, Feb. 20 (45 — ^ and French foreign ministers snd • Skilled craftsmen d«» all adjust ing and repairing. Kennon handed the Long forces their worst defeat since the negotiations for that sale were Benton's charges "are Just an ef West German Chancellor K o n t^ GORHAM handled by Morris' law firm. When and if Uni ersnl Military Adenauer which apparently paved •------••late Huey P. (Kingfish) Long was ' fort to concoct a campaign issue Training (UM T) begins, Senator | WILLIAMS beaten for Governor in hia flrat' Morris himaelf ia expected to be through a completely dishonest the way for West (ierman partlci- • Only finest replacemenl parts are used. TOWLE attempt in 1924. railed before the committee later. investigation." Flandera (R-Vt) aaid today, the j ation in the iupranatlonal army. HALE'S Victory in N. Y. Kennon'a victory in yeateiday'a j has denied receiving any (On Dec. 6 McCarthy accused initial traineea probably will be se While doubts and details still 1 lat be be resolved, Acheson said, | • Watch repairs are guaranteed fur one .'ear, INTERNATIONAI. Democratic primary, equivalent to j money in the case. The New York the Gillette committee of spending lected by lot. OIL SERVICE election, waa over former alate! Herald Tribune today quotes hia tens nf thousands nf dollars with Flanders said he had urged this he\hsd deep conviction that "ali Headquarters Congress Race district Judge Cafloa G. gpaht ] '*w Partner,. Houston H. Waaaon theXnatloni concerned can move 1 .341 BROAD ST. WAIXACE out authority in its inveetigatlon method on the Senate At med serv f pronounced spate) pf Baton aa saving Morris shared In a of Benton’s charges.) , ices committee as it met behind forward- confidently, to make f Uie FOR - Rouge, whom Gov, Long handpick' “normal division" of the law The newspaper said the five closed doors to go over a bill au Btironean armv) a reality." for complete satisfaction in WATCH and LUNT H a f l e d firm's Income. . SolYihnl.v, Chairman Lester B. FUEL AND ed to be hia 'auecea.aor. The State cases into which the"investigative thorizing a atari bn UMT. i Conatitutlon bar* the Governor Senator Hoey (D-N. C.), chair staff is aaid to have recommended “Originally it was ' proposed to PearsOn of Canada rapped a ga vel. man of the Senate Investigations JEWELRY REPAIR visit GAUDET'S RANGE OIL STERLING SILVER TABLEWARE New York Feb 20- (A>)— GOP aucceeding himaelf. Hia four- further inquiry are: . let local draft boards select the on the\f1ower-banked rostrum In . . ■, ____ „ „ „ year term expires in May. Case !. Benton's charge that first 5,000 to be inducted each 13 Refuse Rescue. .★ ★ ★ leaden saw an anti-Truman omen , unofficial reitums from 1583 of (Continued on Page Two) month," Flanders told a reporter. tional Assembly, and warned that • McCarthy committed perjury - tHia qAari/m .wall jrERMg - ARBANGEB^;-^ -tnday=^wF^-. ^RepubKG8n^won^-a-^^-,^,g^ 211STrf»etnetaTi*rijr W wfienTIF'denied-fffTdtm-nSTh- that^Tiif ^^” pOHiTeAlabama and South Carolina, eaid" In Washington: the government to cooperate in membera, of Congress have been ter Aciishnet. while tugs and other fh4jw .iu lc t o u t ia'ings.' N o needless burner fepiirt now, you cast Their 'rt(fct6»al votes Tri 1T)48 bis inveiiPtigiA’tibn; ...... ' 311 M AIN STREET MaucMifTm Comm “This significant Republican getting a lot of mail " arid' lefe- ■Q .1,: ¥ t ''‘ C U ' ■ •■cutfey-.* hovered ' amitfi^d .t)i(« bog. know, Atlantic burns ______for. the .States' Rights Ucliet, - vWorjTTn'a-TJembcirat stronghold T h e President signed an execu 'r^ff.0._cU«!hSf§S.4. 4ir«ms a ga i natT-UMT, - but-Ji/e'. atlll ^ G G K - t ^ a F mapping out .*alv- NAMES DOOLITTLE HilFlNG Util against Mr. Truman. |tive order formally clothing Mor Hiilis near Manila brings dea'th to age plans. Ca// Or U>(/e A'aie . . . reflect* the determination of expects both the House and'Sen Washington, Feh. 20—Iff)-^ PHONE 6874 - 6292 ’The prime issue in .the guherna- I ris with authority: seven persons.. .Oregon girl bom ate, to .approve the program. Imter* evwywljere to reptace-Tru* -. The master of the Acushnet. LI. President- ‘TrumMi 'today a|^ torial 'carnpalgn was pro-I>)ng'v*. 1. To require all department.* with air abirdmliim' organs On ont- The House Armed Services rom- manlah with sound, honest gbvem- Miami Beach, Fla, Feh 20 id’i Comdr. John M. Joseph of Trui-o. pointed n special commlaalop to anti-Long, an issue dating back a ' and - agencies to supply informa sldr of - body restored to normal mittee-took note of this oppo.*ition ALSCO ALUMINUM fPJnPftflli to achieve peaqf Quarter o f a century to the da.vs of f tion, personnel,'papers and records ' condition, doctor yeporta. —The IJnited Stales has .Ihe.r.vj- ??*d .hlL Smild .h^^^ taken make an InveaGgadtaa Into air L Ta WOOD CO and pre.serve our freedoms.” yislerday By Isstlihg a detailed re crashes and crowded airporta. 4 the Louisiana Kingfish. |he requests ' Defense Department Idenlifiea port and a pag^phlet an.swering 3.5 Sion, vitality and talent'• to solve 51 BISSELL STREET TEL. 4496 ..—Roa*.'-vic.tnr,v was hailed by^Bep,. 58 more battle casualties, seven "There wepc several elderly men He named the famed flier, Storm Sash and Doors 2. To require government em questions ral.sed by UMT oppo its dome.slic problems and take iL* aboard who were afraid to take Leonard W. Hall of New York, west Louisiana, campaigned' ployes detailed to hia staff to killed, 47 wounded, one missing in rightful place in the world provid Janies H. DiiollUle, as rhalrmam ehairman of the Republican Con- nents. a. fhanoe-snd jump (to llferafts The Winter Months against the Long ildmlnlstration. "work under "his'di'reetlon and con action. . .Miss Rose | E. Mulligan, ed the be.st leader.* enter public ol- Doolittle, a 'fefired gei^ral, ibd Guorantood Ry gression'kl committee, . a* “the 'These documents said develop- . . bogging on the rough seas)," he in the first primary. Jan. 1!1. the trol.'' about 80,. suicides by gas nsphyxia- Gov. John Davis Lodge the flrat World War . II raid 00 handwriting on the wall for ,the ment of the atomic bomb made it f>cc. say* told newsmen. Good Housokoaping second State Circuit Court of 'Ap 3. To require any government tion at her New Britain home. of Connccticut-i i ._____ ., . , Tokyo. ^ - lYuman administration." necessary to train more, not few peal Judge ran without the suo- employe to give testimony and be Man who died from injuries re- er, nrien for military service. If tlYo people perceive the need t ij* T stern section Intmmlla^- Iteitvery «n~ Wood BUDGET ^.. RaBking--Deinocratic..leadeta-.dld portvof~any- major-poHtleal-organ- ■«)riiminejlj!y:>j,t)rri*,.... ceiyed in Jump or fall fImm^ mll- . . . . . for self cintml as well as for con-towed to port, but the c a n c e l s " LODGE TALK - not comment. Th e com miUce.a rgued that .uni - For Fun Informallnn izatlon or the endorsement of any standing back of this authority road viaduct in Bridgeport tenta ver.sal training conform.* to earl.v trol of the engineer of dest.'url,on. I”-' Lafayette, La., Feb. 26—iA5— The Fifth District — laid out in daily newspaper. ia the government'.* power to fire tively identified a* Basil Papa. 56. he told the Committee of 100 in Trinidad, Corporation, said a de 1 , 44.... elected a Democratic Con- American tradition. UMT oppo cision might lie made today-to sink Southwestern Louisiana Insti Kennon and Spaht topped a employes.. i of Soiithbridge. Mas*. . . . Tenta an address last night: tute said today It had cancelled grMsmsn three ouLOf -lour ..times, nents contend this country has It bv gunfire. The Coast Guard ha’,:.#i)iia. J ~ ,cuti^..IynJ^v« ” ^-The ^dmipistraVPiii ha*, ps^poêd expcRta towtay real o f the, wealt, aiyc training, in dispersal, and .sur- “.\yc shall cqpie Iq-the realiza- fuel oil for New,.England .ports! .:.,j^v....|bodce,...aelHi4lple4' to - i iiai w d — S oft Regrets Ihk ^ntA cMmc that Morris have Dower to offer with “ minor lung congeation’^ vlval.„and .tha'-greater-. number of tion tViiit even the Ctom 601011 will was onD h i tlivii lO Offl) t’6n ‘ ' «lf»aa.,4hfi enUrffe’a Immunity to anyone who declines Mrs. "Heart," anonymous Okla move to the , measure o f men'.* I or.*, torn In half in the CTcloflSi iJm .' tomorrow. Is ______1 ou II drive away wtllT renewed confidence and complete as carry distfodiii, ^ ^ 'menwho know how. to defend VARIETY AND MINSTREL $HDW to testify on such grounds. Con homa City Woman who three years themselves, . . . the greater will be thoughts." i northeaster storm off the Cape supporter of fsen. Dwiglit D. surance of dependable tran.xportation. Welcome aavinga— easy to obtain at NEW gressional reaction has made it ago asked nation's newspaper how Lodge Uild the group, of. busi j Cod Ashing Community. Wsenhower for the RepubUoM Candidate in Wise. Primary plain heWill not get this authority. ness. civic and.soci,al leaders that Both halves of the other tank- [Prraidenttal nomlaotton. MODEL’S cloae-to-the-center location. she should spend 'her savings to (Oontinued on Page Four) enjoy her. remaining days, is alive Americans must see clearly they j er. the Pendleton, washed aground . Convenient (;MAC Financing From $50.06 Up On Repairs 'Stop at 73 SUMMIT ST. tomorrow with Friday ani Saturday, Fab. 22-23 Washington, Feb. 20—(A5—8an- • seeking the nomination, —;lwo years after doctors said she face “ not a machine.^-''vreugh-t yesterday. The bow section of UZ FORGOT PAPERS t.*.. • < , Truck Repairs and Service laundry and dry cleaning and htbr Taft Indirectly' challengad j La Follette Plan Plane Kills Woman would die from heart aliment. . Air Force Is Mum emergency, but a moral crisis:’’ the Fort Mercer still floated in London, Feb. 20—<45*—EUai> SAVE, (3«n; Dwight D. Blaenhower today ; In an effort to get around that,' State Democrats deride on one “The people of America ^hIive the seas- some 30 miles from the beth Tgylor failed to bring her ST.HARY^ PARISH HAU to come out aa an active candi Blsenhower backers in Wisconsin convention this year instead of become .less and less lrttere.*ted in stern. Ail crewmen had been divorce, papers from the Ignited ' date for the Republican Presiden I have Joined forces with former On Pyramid Peak two . ,. Trial of four $50,000 suits On Orange Globes party labels." he said, and more ro.scued from tho.se three sections. States—Huid to tdie may not ha Auapicen St. Mary’s 50-50 Club of SI. Mary’s Church tial nomination. ' Gov. Philip F. La Folletle's once against Arrow- Bus Line growing and more interested in candidates, Praises Coast Guard able to marry Michael WUdtag Commenting that he "wel- powerful Progfeaslve party. Their out of fatal accident at 8tur- politics and results. One of the survivors of the tomorrow aa plaaaed. LINOTYPE ■ 'll" Mexico City. Feb. 20—(45 - The Tokyo, Feb. 20— American “Those of us who seek the sup comca" the entry of Gov, Karl : planj La Follette haid,. is to sup- brtdge. Mass., In 19.50 under way I Mercer’s breakup aaid on reach- Giiost ArHsts: summit of the centuriea-old Pyra bomber crews have re|>orted see port of the people must place NEW MODEL 'Warren of California Into the ' port Warren on the first national mid of the Sun was stained today before judge and jury in Boston. ' ing Boston that the strength 0/ SEES STATE DEFICIT , convention ballets but switch td 'TSvo International Bank oN ing strange looking objects over platform above power and princi OPERATOR April 1 Wlaconain primary’, Taft with the blood of a U. S. diplo Korea at night. i the ship's bulkheads saved their Hartford. Feb. 20—*45—Btatff MISS DOTTIE MARINO. Marimba Flayar LAUNDRY $ DRY CLEANING : Blaenhower if the California 'Gov ficlals leave. Washington after' ple above privileges and perqui i live.*.', M d this reporter: mat's wife, killed By a low-flying Air Force spokesmen in Tokyo Comptroller Fred R. Zeller aeea ernor drops behind. partial agreement with Iran on sites of public Office. Another member of the crew. “ My only regret la that Gen private plane whlcji hit her as and Korea refused to comment. . the atate rrladtag up wMh aa eral Blaenhower hasn’t decided to Warren said, however, that he plan to.get oil flowing again . “ In m.v opinion." the Connecti Thomas. A. McCoy of Providence. Good Warking -CaiidL mcK Car tr id g e , spociaity ac» she stood atop the Jlfc-fopt monu They said the information waa 8S.0e5.7lS delMt next Jibm Se— has made “ no'commitment to any Mrs. Roosevelt rides in procession cut Republican added, “the politi- R. I., a fireman and water tender Hans. come into that race.” ment 28 miles from here. classified. ead at the two year haeal THE MISSES CLAUDIA MOWN, Wisconsin law requires a candi individual or group in connection The dead' woman^ was Mrs. of 121 camel carta as part, of Night-flying B-26 bomber pilots of 20 years' service on the seas, (ContinUed on Page T m'o) period. ■ date's oonsent for entry of a alate with my candidacy, either in Wis Eleanor.Wernimont, of . Aurora, Pakistan's W’elcome to her. In Korea told today of seeing said the rescue -by the Coast ’ PRISCILLA GIISON and FENNY WHITE of delegates in his behalf. Bisen- consin' or elsewhere — nor will I III., Wife of agricultural attache Expectant itMther In Japan will iGuard was "the greatest demon "things" in the air. Earlier Air L tB Y A LKAJirS TO W EST Apply In Parson ' In a Done# Rourina hewer has said ha Is available for have any unless it ia publicly' ex Kenneth Wernimont of the U. S. be absentee gîeat of honor at Force spokesmen in Washington Treasury Balance stration of courageous seamanship . (Pupils of RoMa Martin Gibson Dance Studio) the nomination but would not par pressed by me." embassy here. Her sister and "stork shower" - hpuaewives of said^B-29 crewmen reported sight I nave ever aeen." Tripoli, Libya, Feb. 2e—uP>— ticipate in pre-convention aclivl- Eisenhower leaders Kei-e indi niece, Mrs. William Bailey of Hartland plan tomorrow — she is ing •'strange looking orange Washington, Feb. 20—(45—The ' Comdr.’ Joseph said the 18 men The flrat district ta lead la re- HERALD OFFICE INrected by WlUred Maxwell ttes. cated they frown on any coalition Yorkville, 111, and Geraldine wife of a minister who once served globes” in night flights. position of the Treasury Feb. 18; iWere taken off "at the rate of one aolto ef Ubya'a eleettaw of • If a slate were entered for, him with the Warren forces. They Bailey, 20, to whom she was there . . . Mitchell Svlrldoff of ' One veteran pilot in Korea said Net budget receipts, $287,078,- a minute." despite heavy drench House of Repreaewtfltlvaa gara CO NTRIBITIO N SLO* la Wiacentin, as Taft auggeated, have aaid the general can't go into showing the historic pyramid. New Haven ia sworn in as presi the "orange globes” could be 013.93; budget expenditures, $214,- ing seas which reached, to. the flf akniMt tfeo General would have to. signify 13 lissoll S». Tickets From Club Membera Or A t Daor dent of Connecticut State CIO 343,000.76; cash balance, $4,96(i,- day to th by hia consent that he la actively (CofftiBMd oa Page Sevoa) ' (OoattBoed «■ Fag« Five). Council for fifth term. (Qoatlaued on Page Seven) 408,184.46. (bonttnned on Pkge .Two) ~ peadeaee party