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iKanrlrfBtpr gpgttitig Ifgralii Avorata Dally Net Preea Rnn w T h e ' For tito week M ta f lovars of all ages to onjoy the UlMrty act o f unusual skill and i i Monk la, test “ Na Oaa #allB ffhr U a «” to making refunds to tm anU two-hour thrill-packed perform­ training. -"•I?*?! Shrine Circu* Performers Shrine Circiis ance. O tter headliners coming to the .Tadegr^toeey, aame ag amounting to M U . Shrine Circus In the State A r­ evata required to pay |1M to w a George Keller's Jungle KlUsrs Arthir Dn{ S im 10,137 re eaer Mw esesl. mta —HI big menagerie compoeod of mory Include the Qretona Family, U. 8. Treasu w as panaRlea for m m Weedt taelakt Runs a W eek tigers, lions, leopards, pumas and a high wire act featuring 10-year- old Shirley Oretona, the yotmgeat UQUOR DEPT. ieedyi VMdegr graeragy R a ise d *^^Mmts'**oOTi|Jalnts totaled S M even a black panther—will be one IHanehett^r^A CUy of VUiago Charm performer on the wire anywhere; Opea # A. M. RTII P. M. In ciicii whtrn IWMflord* r#due#d of the headline acts. Hunt Will Be Presented at Brothers' elsphanU will perform the Ridola Trio, famous European the services due tenants or otter- many new tricks and Harris comedians, and tha Antalaks, an­ (CtasaUed Advaetialag ee Fags Ig) Bartford A t m Report wise violated the rent regulations, Hartford Armory; All other Importation from European VOL. LXX, NO. 189 MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1951 (TWENTY PAGES) the rent office obtained restoraUon Brothers cob stallions, four pure- PRICE PIVB CBIffB white small borses, wlO.dlspUy a circus hails. For Fdbnuory Made of the services or the necessary Cirais Feature# Bille;! Today by Director compliance with the law in 108 Rummd'isie Sale Rartferd, MArch 14—A com­ Can Spring Be Far Behind? BMcUon certificates weia iMued plete circus with clowns, ele­ Thors,, Mar. 1$, 9:30 A . M. Doilac F»bni*ry tb* Hwtford In 83 cases and were denied In 10 Textile Walkout caaea Forty-four eviction notices phants, wild animals, trapese HRST ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS Store, 41 08k Street A i m Rant Offlea increaaad tha stara, trained horses and a score U. S. Assault Troops nnta o t rantal units, Jamaa were filed in cases where prior ap­ MEMOMAl;- WIMPLE proval of the area rent office was of otter performers will perform PCTliiAN^yppEiia U QaLucia, Rant Director, hot required. Thirteen of these total of M l landlonia’ at the 19tt annual Shrine Circus Spreiad Threatens notices were found to be defective patHlona for rant Increaaaa wara In Hartford beginning April 2 GIFTS r//<7/ and required action by the office ’ll Kmcmkr filed last montli. The office disposed to foreeUll the eviction. through 7 at the State Armory on of e C peOUons, granting 6M or Take Over Hougchon, Broad street. ,«boat » par cant to- A u - r o . crsaaas granted avamgad f5-M p w The circus will present two VALUES you'll Appra-hitc month for each unit which Is an dally performances, at 8 and 8:15 p. m., during the alx-day run, MIRRORS Uicraaae o f slightly more than 15 North Coventry^ R^er;-Union Rejects L a lio r M eaSUfC p«r cent The rent official said making 12 shows In all for the Hunt Brothers elephanU, throe star performers for the 18th an­ the number of petitions ter rent A dedication of lights service engagement An annual event ICr Cent Pay Increase _ Vital Road Junction lneT«««e« fUed last month was the was held at the Second Congrega­ nual Shrine Circus coming to Hartford's State Armory April 2 In Hartford since 1929, except for the war years, the circus Is spon­ highest received In any one month tional church on Sunday evening, Boston, March 15.— end guesta of sored by Sphinx Temple of Hart­ Are Now But 15 Miles former pastor of the church and ford and la one of the best known UDIES’ Some 18,000 cotton and ray­ clude State Employees IMS. He explained that this was a The lights were given in memory now of Chesterfield, Maia., gave Mr. and Mrs. C. Irving Loomis. Gas Pipeline Route continuation of the trend which of deceased members of the Cov­ The Infant son of Mr. and (Mrs. fund-raising events for the Sbrln- on workers in New Bedford From Stronghold of the greetings and the Scripture ers Hospital and other worthy BIRTHSTONE In Jobless Benefits atmiad over a year ago when the e-try Fragment Society, Sunday reading of the evening. Rev. Hollis John L. Orcutt haa been named and Fall River are scheduled Oionchun Which Reds rant reguUUons were changed to School, Christian Endeavor Socie­ Bartlett of Worcester, another for­ John Irving. causes. Frank Wlrth, veteran showman to go on strike at midnight State C!apitol, Hartford, March allow rent Increases to compensate ty. Also lighU were given In mem­ The Coventry Fragment Society Adjacent to Parkway mer pastor, also gave the greet­ RINGS t o n i g h t— a walkout that Must Hold to Remain landlords for Increased costs of ory of Deacon Andrew Klngebury, ings and the evening prayer. The la directing the circus again and 15.—(yp) The Senate received a will meet on Wednesday, March 14 iromlses a "bigger and better maintaining and operating their M. Laura Kingsbury and Hannah choir rendered an anthem, "Be for an all day meeting at the W itt two genuine diamonds. might spread to a total of (avorabie report today on a bill In South Korea; Unop­ han ever show with more thrills properties. „ . AmeUa Klngebury by their famil­ thou my vision” snd Donald Hay­ Church' Community Houae. rhoire of rotors. Regular III'/i Center 81. Pbonc 5858 200,000 workers along the making governmental employes . DeLucla reported that the Rent ies; Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hall. den. choir director gave a sold. and mirth.” Prices have been 10.05. Now— Called ^^ImpracticaV* posed UN 'Troops Now The Married douplea Oub will reduced for the 1951 show to 13.50 eastern seaboard. eligible for unemployment Insur- Advisory Board Is also rwelvlng L. Ernest Hall and L. Archie Hall "Great peace have they which love Store FriMita, Picture Praailng, In Seoul in Force; Ad­ bv Edna Hall Wuerdlg: Mr. and meet on Saturday evening, March make It possible for more circus Venetian RIIimIs, They are. msmbers of the CIO anre benehts. a large dumber of cases 'for Its Thy law." Rev. Leon H. Austin, 17th at 8 o'clock at the Church Textile Workers Union seeking a It would alTcct state, county consideration. Last month 80 ap­ Mrs. John Walbrldgc and Mr. and pastor emeritus of the church gave Pnmitare Tnpa Springfield, Mass., March 15----ed as "some of the things that vance on Entire Line Mrs. Oliver C. Hall by Mr. and Community H oum. iitosiiiabK I 12 per cent pay boost to salaries and municipal employes, all of The head of th. Northeastern would result If the commission's peals were filed with the Board, an Inspiring sermon or "Light the union eays are $1.81 an hour Mrs. Myron W. Hall; the families The American Legion Poat of whom are noW ineligible. Gas Trsnsmtsslon company (NQ auggeatlon to use the property ad- of which SO were by landlords and Bearers.'' Dr. James F. English Chotrtrbox RMtourant In the north and $1.21 an hour In The report came to tte Senate Hongchon, March !5.>-) of Henry E. Gilbert and Fred W. gave the prayer of dedication. East Hartford will present a min­ TC) declared today that a natural Jacent tte parkway, which runs 50 Iw tenants. The Board decided MEN’S the south. from its Labor' committee. State rr appetdt, of which 80 were grant­ Chase by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Flowers of white gladlols and red strel at the Church Community For A Dellcibas Meal Ae winter dreiv near Its end. It hit northeastern Ohio with one of tte most se%er« storms of the season. gas pipeline adjacent to the M er-, through Connecticut’s Fairfield — American assault troops Storrs: Annie C. Porter and Maud House on Wednesday, March 21at A conference between both eides employes especially i have long to ed. The appeaU granted were camatlona were given by E>rl ritt rarkway In Connecticut would 1 county, were put Into elfect: rode tanks across the Hong­ or Cocktail—^Try The la scheduled for mid-aftemoon to­ campaigned for sucly legislation. These are some of ap|iroxlnm:<-lv 100 telephone poles, knocked down by wind and snow’-welgtited wires evenly divided between landlords' L. Hill by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Miner of the Park HIU Flower for the benefit of the Coventry near Medina, O.— (N E A Telephoto). be "entirely impractical’’ and | The gaa pipeline would be plot- ONYX day but union president Emil Rieve Approved by th ^ Senate and chon river tfxlay and found Hill: James W. EMmondson by his Shop. Rev. R. A. Merrtfleld, paator Volunteer Fire Department No. 2. CHATTERBOX First sod'tenants' cases. said that even i f an agreement is sent to tte House’was a trill au­ would cut through acures of homes | ted right through the living rooma this once Korean city o f 16,- During February the rent office family; George and Kathr3m Mas- of the church waa able to be prea- There are 65 In the caat and tickets glS Mala St. - TeL 2-8002 INCOME TAX and business establishments. of many homes. Valuable buslnsss thorizing tte University of Con­ klel by Mr. and Mrs. John E. ent In the congregation, following are going fast. There will be RINGS reached it la all but Impoeqible to 000 inhabitanta levelled. Qnly Obtained $TS8 In voluntary setUe> necticut to establish courses In President W. C. Norman of tte ! and commercial properties, Includ­ Kingsbury. Rev. Allen H. Gates, his accident and offered the bene­ tickets sold at the door also. halt the walkout at least for a U . S. C h ecks flve civilians and one mangy manta with landlords. In addition day. physical therapy. The Senate was NOTC, in a letter to the Merritt { ing stores, rastaurants and Inns diction. Everyone was most happy Mrs. Annie Schell who Is 111 at Set with genuine brilliant Russia Gets Notice ASSISTANCE He explained that any agreement told that the university had re­ Parkway commission, which haa would have to be razed. It would white horse greeted the liber­ to find that be waa able tc be pres­ the home of her son Charles in diamond. Regular M suggested that private property mean building a pipeline through Willlmantic la reported feeling reached at the conference table cently received as a gift all the ators as the Yanks rolled into ent for the services. 42.50. Now— Racketeers’ adjacent to the super highway be Putnam Lake Reservblr. town. TO 4 OUT OF 5 better. Weekday Daily Hourtt would have to be ratified by the assets o f tte New Haven School Mrs. Donald Gowdy has returned workers — a task he said was of Physical Therapy and that On U. S. Rearmament used for the proposed pipeline, In tte town of Nichols on tts Thero was only a flurry of light from the Manchester Memorial The choir of' the Second Con­ BANTLY V A. M. to 12:30 ^1 :3 0 difficult to complete before the those would be lued as a nucleus stressed these two points: Huntington ’Turnplks, for Instance, arnu Are when Americana s p t ^ lei^vna^ gregational Church will present an AT hospital where she was a patient strike deadline. for tte new program at tte uni­ Tax Returns 1. The parkway's recommenda­ the pipeline would have to go ed. But later mortar flro mlealiod Easter Cantata, "The Seven Last to 5:00 P. M. for a few daya. USE YOUR GREGIT The union yesterday rejected a versity. " ' Tniman Defies Reds* to tion la one more flat aasertlon^ttat through a achool playground and Into tha toiim. IfESI Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carver of Words of Christ" on Friday eve­ ’The New Haven school discon­ Northeastern Gas TransmiMton several houses 'vould have to ha Hongchon, at a vital rood June- management offer for a lO-centa UMNS TO $S00 OM ilOMATUW AiOMt if ning in the church under the di­ OIL CO. Evenings: 7:00 to 9:30 its an hour pay boost even aa New tinued operations some time ago. .Special Force Probing company will not be permitted to tom down even to get Into tte tlon 20 miles south o f Parallel 88, rection of the choir director, Don­ News Tidb its Agree on Control of Ivan 8 nsn M A IN ST. Bedford mill hands were voting In the House build Its pl))ellne on the Merritt playground. has been a major supply center Kite, |st cash ald Hayden. Sololata will be Don­ TELEPHONE 4021 . Reports by Hoodlums 20 Met.* two-to-one to strike. Fall River In the House, a bill changing Atomic, Other Weap* Parkway. In the crossing of Main street, for at least ons Chinese army la isumprty at ISsm m (. ISM aa ald Hayden, Colin Edmondson, Culled From (/P) Wires T E L . 5293 workers voted for the strike last tte name o f the state interracial 2. In suggesting that property north of Bridgeport, several more recent days. O oat bsffow mmeosMarily, $245.80“ $312.37 Marriti Dapniabla Shirley Wright and Marilyn Jor­ Ck>vering $.'57,000,000 ons to Gain Peace Sunday. commission to the commission on adjacent to tte parkwqy be used homes would have to be tom down. 0|Mi With Arfmsry mmi M eHoia but if a lean win eaebto yea to 34922 451.45 dan. ci'vil rights waa unanimously ap­ In Taxes and Penalties l i Range and Fuel Thos. J. Quish Sub-committees from each aide Rep. Morano (R., Conn.) calls for the pipeline, tte parkway com­ There are dozens of other In­ The Reds later opened up with' gto a Radi stort pay madkal Maa for Coventry Grange will meet on Shoor proved and sent to tte Senate. Key We.it, Fla., March 15—(fP)— JEWELERS met until 11:30 p.m. at the Parker rapitql police in Washington to mission made a proposal that la stances of similar problems that artillery and more mortar flro. or dsatol Mile—Ss car or home— ju M . Abon borwMil•vwret'W Thursday evening at the Grange 8 Chnrter Onk Street Among several unfavorably re­ 977 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER House last night. Washington, March 15—(iP)—A eject from his ollice members of Russia had notice today from englneerlngly Impossible. . Small hursts feu along th f rtvw pay old Mill come TSmr, d $100 cMh IMHO •».« F-WP',V Sanriea Station Hall for their regular meeting. The ported bills which tte House kill­ in or pbooe today. Oil Distributors Schedule New Parley special "racketeer' fores of rsv ■ called “The American Feacr I'resldcnt Tnunan that the United Norman Hated what he describe* (OoBtlBaed oa P ag« Sevan) and on the ridges south oC the Lecturer's program will be "A ed without debate was a measure lorce Of rev , eruaa'de".. Story claiming that MAS •< 110.05 mcK. It) Federal Mediator Anna Weln- •States Is rearming primarily to town, where tts Amsrieana own night at the opera." Mrs. Oliver which would eliminate party lev­ enue agents is making an "inten- Good Pay For Rigrht Man Btock, who met with them said I U. S. jet planes strafed prisoner- prevent war but also "to meet moehlnegun and mortar erowa Brown and her committee will be ers from 'Voting machines and the tha committees will meet again aive Investigation" of tax returns of-war comp In North Korea ami such a conflict if It Is forced upon wore dug in. in charge of refreshments. A ll ap­ party designation from paper bal­ this morning — separately — and of racketeers involving $57,000,000 killed four Americans appears In us." Probers Told Ons Yank wfif hit by a pises of i w i m a l McGlura’s plications of membership must be lots. Defeat Draft M Beer • SfA ll TIHA1II tUltOnW that a general conference on both In taxes and penalties. all Moscow newspapers today... He again challenged the Com­ shrapneL m MAM slun', lUNCiMtm, c o n n . in at this meeting. aides will be held at 3 p.m. The measure drew support at a Basketball occupies attention of munists to agree upon s foolproof He was carried off mumbling recent committee hearing from U. The Internal Revenue bureau DM 8410 • S n ig i Hm Mm, v is MANeger Sanriea Station Both aides were uncommunica­ House of Representatives in Hart­ control of atomic snd other wea­ Bill Limits O f Smuggling "rm sorry hoys"—sorry that ho In k wR li toMub d dl iwiMrika Mm 373 M A IN ST. tive about last night's session. S. Senator Brien McMahon (D., gave thia report to a House Ap- ford for about 15 minutes as it DP Thanks Gov. Lodge propriatlona subcommittee which pons to enable the world to find ao longer could remain to flght Seabury Stanton, spokesman for Conn.), who ran far ahead o f his approves re-solutlons extending with hla buddloo. OFFICE OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 8 Apply In Person made it public today. peace. the New Bedford and Fall River party In the election last Novem­ congratulations and good wishes Until this Is done, he said, "It Is Hartford, Conn., March 14— ber. The committee is considering the House Service# Group Hear Flow o f Dlegal The mortar riiella cpnUauofl to Cotton Manufacturers associations, to teams from University of Con­ essential to our nations' security —John Lodge, aa Connecticut's bureau's 1952 budget. It made a flutter In. That'8 about tha anil' annotmeed the management pro­ McMahon's support was put in­ necticut and Bulkeley High school that we build up our defenses as Drugs Into U. S. In­ Governor, shook bands w ltt a man special Inquiry Into tax enforce­ Backs Wider Selec­ way to deaorib# tha tiota a T > posal after an afternoon confer- to tte record of tha hearing In tte In New Londop. quickly and vigorously aa possi­ morUr shaU makira—It fllitttra ment policies os a result of com- who gained admittance' to thia once with the union. form of a telegram, read by Re]Rep- Fifty beavlly-armed Pennsyl­ ble.’' tive Service and UMT creased Sliari>ly in ’ 47 t t rwugii t t o 'o ir ■ana-then rcsentotive E. O. Sm ltt plslnts by Smate crime inveatiga- country through legislation spon­ “This is oOT jUjit offer,” atantoh (R., vania State Policemen, alert Mr. Truman gavetfais definition' ttlng la quiet until the burst. MfPFBoM), author o f tte bill. ,^1^.collection was lax sored by John Lodge, as Congress- h old.. - i '' against possible ambush, search of the United States rearmarnSnC' l^aSKington, March 15—(F)— Nsw Tbrk. March 15—(F)—Nar­ man. Senate approval was given to a With rsspect to racketeers and "VU t 'oU'u — that’s a laugh," thickly wooded area near Ashley program in a letter made public at The Houae Armed aervlcaa com­ cotics smuggled Into the U. 8. 'In­ The visitor was Joseph Fran- Rlsve Said later. " It ’s the first gangsters. for Navy veteran of Korean war the Lrittlc White House here last UN Soldiers Return Icowski, 31, first Polish soldier to offsr they’ve made In 60 days of (Uootlnned on Page SU) Daniel A. Bolich, assistant rev­ wanted for killing his estranged night. mittee today knocked out of ita creased one year after vice king To SeotU in Force l>e admitted under the Displaced TO THE PICTURE WITH THE aegotiatiotw." enue commissioner, told the House wife, her father and brother-in- " It Is, above all, an effort to military manpower bill the 4-mtl- Charles "Lucky" Luciano was de­ Persona act amended through Stanton said that under their committee the special "racketeer law .. Rev. Dr. John Hotvard Mel- prevent a world conflict, white at Uon-man limit on the size of the ported to Italy, Senate crime prob­ Tokyo, March 15—(F)— United group” concentrating on gangster armed forcea. Nations troops returned In fofes Lodge's efforts in Congress. offer the total actual wage Increase Ish—loser In U. 8. Supreme Court the same time it is an effort to ers were told today. Until tha amendment waa paaa- R eject B id elements is made up o f 133 special - announces he bows to order of Chairman Vinson (D., Ga.) aald to Seoul today and searched tbo since Sept. 1 would be $9 a week prepare our defenses to meet such Samuel Levine, an agent' for ed, Frankowskl and other Polish BILLION DOLLAR BACKGROUND! enta in addition to an estimated bishop ousting him from his the vote was 18 to 15 In support rubbled streets o f the old South per wpricer. a conflict if it is forced upon us. tte U. 8. Bureau of Narcotics, soldiers were detained In Britain, He added that the loweat paid 200 regular agents and 100 deputy Brooklyn parish. What we are striving for is peace of a move he made to strike the Korean capital for hide-out Com­ unable to gain entry to the United A t B ig e lo w collectors. celling from the committee's bill testified that the flow of Illegal munist soldiers. worker In the FaU River and New and international order." drugs from Italy began rising Statea. B e y ond Mills '^rill, when the During 1950, Bolich said, the The letter was addressed to Sen­ to widen the draft and sot up Uni­ The capital's remnant popula­ Frankowskl, accompanied by bureau proceased 314 racketeer versal Military Training. sharply In 1947. tion of old folks and children TW U A-C IO accepts oyr proposal, ator Flanders (R -V t) and a bi­ "W as this one year after one his wife, Joyce, 26, whom h^ met caoes and recommended assess­ The action was taken in closed ehterad Ufa .raturn o f ihs Allied recslTs 845.78 for a five-day, 40- Union Strikers Refuse McCabe Quits partisan group of Senators and Luciano was deported to that in England, expressed his "pro­ ments of $24,000,000 as a result. session. hour week." Representatives who wrote him country?" tte wltneas was asked. found gratitude." Governor L ^ g e Request by Rieve, Hit O f the 314 Involved, 132 were rec­ Any limit on the size of the (CoottBoed oa Paga Two). The New Bedford and Fall River Feb. 20 suggesting he propose the "Yes,” he said. said, "It's a great thing for ms to ommended for prosecution. Reserve Post lifting of the Iron Curtain, com­ armed forces haa been opposed by see you here". At Conditions on Job President Truman and military Levine, tte first witness on the (O M ttanei «■ Fisgo Six) A t tte beginning of this month plete disarmament under the Unit­ fourth day of the committee’s New EoAMoll I A textile chemist, Frankowskl there were 485 coses under "inten­ ed Nations and immediate estab­ leaders, but the 4-mlUlon man cell York hearings, did not give Lu- hopes to get employment in a Thompsonville, Conn., March 15 Ing waa passed by the Senate. T h re e D e a d sive Investigations” or with crim­ Resigns as Chairman lishment of t UN police force. clano's full name. But the one­ Connecticut silk mill. — (IP)— Union strikers have reject inal prosecution recommended, he News Conference Today Vinson aald the House commit tee rejected, 9-24, an Earlier time U. S. underworld power for Q a im Q u a k e ed tte urglngs of their interna reported. O f U. S. Agency Which Mr. Truman may have some­ years has been connected with tte Bolich said the bureau is exam­ thing further to say on the tense amendment by Rep. Short of Mis. 111 R. R . C rash tional president to return to their narcotics traffic. ining all returns filed for 1950 “by Feudeil With Treasury International situation at a news souri, ranking Republican mem­ The committee recently named Shook Europe Jobs in the Bigelow-Sanford Carp­ c*r > “ conferehce at 3:30 p. m. (est). ber, to Impose a 3,200,000 man FINELYiSEWN'DOUBie BRAID et company’s plant here. (Oonttnued on Psge Six) Philadelphia, March 15—(J’)— He invited reporters over to the ceiling. him as the long-distance czar, or Mother, Baby Crushed; The committee also rejseted an Intermediary, between a Chicago Members of Local 2188, Textile Thom u B. McCabe has resigned presidential quarters for a confer' as chairman of the Federal Re­ ence on the lawn—his first meet' amendment by Rep. Norblad (R.,- crime syndicate and a New York- 30 Hurt Tl^en Train German Scientists Re* Workers Union o f America, CIO, New Orleans crime axis ruled by 'turned down the request at a mass serve Board, the Evening' Bulle­ ing with the press since ho flew Hits an Open Switch tin said today. hero from Wattlngton March 2. (Uontlaued oa Page Two) gambler Frank Costello, port' Shock Waa. Not meeting yesterday. It had been Tax Deadline Tracing narcotics operations In made by TWUA President Emil The newspaper reported Mc­ Reporters are expected to have Result o f Explosion questions about the Senate sub­ tte U. S., Levine said 1936 bureau Detroit, Maroh 15>—(F)— H tfoo Rieve througB Dsnier J. Gallagher, Cabe's resignation "Is In President records showed that a "mob’’ head­ state director o f the union. At Midnight Truman’s office awaiting action.” committee Inquiry Into the opera­ persons were killed and more than tions of the Reconstruction Fi­ Ue S. Justice ed by Ihom as Luchese controlled Frankfurt, Germany, March 15 The big factory, employing McCabe plans to return to pri­ distribution in this key port city. 30 Injured when a southbound New nance Corporation. ITie names of — (F>—German scientlsta today re­ 8400, has been idle since last week vate life In his old post as presi­ The mob, he said, had sources York Central passenger train an administrative assistant, Don­ when workers in tte jacquard 29 Million Who File dent of the Scott Paper company of supply In Mexico and California. cracked up at midnight In subur­ ported an earthquake which Shook ald . Dawson, snd a White House Hits Pressure STRAW HATS part of Europe yesterday waa In wsaving department touched o ff of Chester, the Bulletin said. It Mass arrests here and in Arizona, ban Trenton. the Elfel Mountains of British- tte strike by walking out In pro­ Returns Can Expect partially cracked thia operation In An open switch apparently occupied Rhineland. test against the firing of one em­ (UoDtlnned on Page Fwo) (UoaUnned on Page Two) late 194], he said. Luchese escaped caused tte tragedy. TWo eara ploye and the Wspenslon o f an­ To Receive Refund Denounces Attempt to PRODUCT OF BENDIX AVIATION CORPORATION They said the shock was the punishment, he added. turned over on their sides and most severe in several years. '' other. The company said the men Influence (]ourt on Television cameras, whose lights three others. Including a bsggago Offlcisls at the Stuttgart and had been disciplined for tampering Washington, March 15.—(/P)— played over the hearing room, did car, went o ff the track. LOOK WHAT BENDIX Goettingen observatories agreed with a safety device on a new Midnight tonight 1s the deadline not show Levine on the screen at A Michigan State collegs stu­ $3*98 to $y.98 loom. Stay o f Execution on the epicenter and said the dis­ for filing 1950 income tax returns, the request o f the Narcotics bu­ dent's wife sn(l year-old daughter' M M O N lO W S I Following yesterday’s meeting, but It’s pretty'much a cinch "that I . /kl HAS DONE FOR'51 turbance. felt In Germany, Hol­ Washington, March 15— (F)— reau. were crushed to death when the land and Belgium, could "absolute­ tte local Issued a statement say­ most of tte 52,000,000 Americans News Flashes Coatello, threatened with pos­ cars overturned. They were Mrs. Justice Black of the Supreme ly have not been the result of ing tte strikers had "unanimously who have to file them already R o w K s i : AutoiiMMc Plchir. Cenfrol Thers’a quality in every Court today denounced as "a very sible perjury charges aa a reault Grace Allan, 25, of East Lansing, an explosion." affirmed their position that no one have done so. (la t e BoOeUas'Ol the UP) W in ) of conflicting testimony over tele­ Mich., and her daughter, JansL line o f this handsome would go back to work until the file withholding tax S}T8tem in­ bad practice” the sending of pres­ y/ Instant ClMnn.l SntacNen There Had been some earlier sure telegrams to Judges In an at­ phone wiretap*. Is slated to be The husband, R. S. Allan, suffered Bendix console. And company displayed an attitude stituted back In 1943 has put a T o UTHFUI STYLESl speculation that the quake had tempt to Influence their decisions. lied l-te- tort'” .’. minor Injuriea. bMn caused by tui atomic explo­ toward correcting the conditions terrific dent In tte old American y/ Ri# Conewt Spsoktr. . . Rfiiltant Natural* just look at the pricel Black spoke out at a hearing in police Chief Testifies Rescue workers reported they sion in Esst Germany. that had created the walkout." custom o f waiting until the last Kefauver For Continuing Crime Probe Its big 17" rectengulsr his chambers for, a stay of execu­ Following Levine, the former heard Allan crying, "Grace, O ro^ ton* FM Saund Damage was principally in the Joseph Peraro, local president, minute to file a return which had New York, March 15 — yp) — Sen. Estes Kefauver (D., tube, its fine perform­ tion for WlUle McGee, a Mississip­ head o f tte New York city police, where are you?” and "M y wife, Rhineland, and a few persona were added: to 'be accompanied by a caMi pay Tenn.), head of the Senate Crime investigators, said tpday anti-rackets squad, Frank C. Bals, my baby, th eyw tmder here." V Handsoma Dacorator-ttylad Cahinot ance end brilliant Injured by falling bricks. The town "The workers cannot tolerate ment. pi Negro scheduled to die Friday his committee will recommend a ^n t inning probe of inter* for the rape of a white woman. testified he never orrttred Investl- The otter peraon killed was aot Bendix FM eound sys­ o f Mechernich, near tte quake’s tte aiTogpnt attitude o f tte super­ Nowadays, in about six out of gstionjr of well-known rocketeers.' Identified Immediately. , y/ Wa glara Rtttansular Dark Faca Tuba center, siiltered damage ,to build­ intendent In tte jac^Usrd depart' 10 eases, It pays to file a return. atate crime on a national leveL Life of his committee expire# A fter attorneys for McGee, and tem make it e truly out­ for tte State of Mississippi, hac) Bals, named a seventh deputy Two end one half noure after standing value at only.. ings' estimated at l.ftoo.ooq Some 29,000,000 o f those who do March 31.. Shawt all tha Fictwra a . toon by tha Camara. deutsche marks (about $300,000). (OoDtlno^ OB Pago 8U) ’ ' so can look forward to a refimd * * • presented their arguments. Black plumped on his desk a 5-inch (OsDtiBtied OB Page SoveB) (Oantlaood oa Page Six) 'jr-> because they've been nicked for Favor Bill Prohibiting Dual Job Holding stack of telegrams and a few let­ more wittiholdlng taxes than the ters. total amount they oiw8. • State CapitoL Hartford, March 15— (;P>— The Deniocratic- ’ "Thero sesms to be growing up The only way to get a refund is coi^rolled Senate Judiciary Committee filed a favorable re* Pamphlet Being Issued to moke a return showing that port today on a bill prohibiting dual job-holding by members a practice of sending telegrams to Judges In order to have class de­ D ra w M o ra l in Tests tte total tax due has been ' over­ of the Legislature. Ilie measure proposed by the Democrats cided by pressure," he declared. • paid, and tte sooner the return is An aide of Justice Black said On Fear of Germ Warfare filed after thb season opens Jon. 1 b more strict than that given a favorabb report yesterday T1i9y*l# h iw ! Our ahipment of new 1951 most of tte telegrams he received On Drunkf Sober Rats the sooner the refund—os a gen- by the Republican-controlled House Judiciary Committee, but •irividt You ow» it to yourself to coma in and lin e *^ eral rule. somewhat less stringent than Democrats recommended at a were from New York and a few 4 were from tte West OoosL The o f values. They cdFer many revolutionary new perfotmanoe and styling WoohlngUm, March 15—(Al— ^The<»your own Ufa. So dlsregaitl wild Not feven the taternal Revenue committee hearing. New Hevan, Conn., March 15— > Conger stlU didn’t know whettior Civil Defense administration wanta tsik about biological worfors snd aide said thsy would not be made featuroa . . . the picture with the billion dollar background, pharpar imd Bureau knows Just how many peo­ * * * public. (F>—The behavior of a bunch of alcohol made the rate hungriep ar to'head o ff public puilc over fear don’t pass It on to your frien d. ple have "applied for refunds" by alcoholic rats (of tte four-legged K claarar than over beftm . . . superb performance . . . st^ier-eharp tuning Justice Burton sat with Black leaaened their fear ae he tried an­ of germ warfare attsqk, real or . . . Don’t listen to propagonds or early returns, but It says refunds Britbh Protests Iran Oil Nationalisation variety) has confirmed tte com­ today. They probably will announce that beings in pn^prams tha way you like to view them. They’re buflt by rumored. scare talk about how germs can had gone out tb 6JSS7,649 taxpay­ London, March 15 — (/P) — Britain’s Labor government, mon observation that drinking other experimenL It started oirculatlM today a fripe out a city. ’ today whether they will grant Mc­ * rSb-l tha fTMt B en & Aviation Cofporation . . . a k id d leader m glactronks ers for a total of 8305.78l,267-an which haa nationalized much of thb country’s indortry, b breeds false courage. B y means o f a honieaa davtee, be pamphlet on "W hat 'You Shorfd . (Military atrategtsts long have average of $48.65 each—at this Gee a ztay of execution. and a pkmaor in tha o f Radar and aviation'communications equip* know About Bioli^cal Warfare.** rabing a storm of protest today against nationalization by A psychologist told about It in measured the poll of the rats to­ recognized the value of creating month's start. McGee’s csss bss been bsforo Tale’s quarterly Journal of Alco­ Iran of the Anglo-Iranian Oil company, more than .'lO per ward food Olid away from the m en trV oa Aaow you can depend on Bendis quality*. < The booklet is a companlop piece confusion or exploiting it Into The big annual refunding opera­ the full Supreme Court three times holic Studies, published here to­ ■hook. He found out that after an — ALL NEW SPRING COLORS to the previously published offl^isl ( ^ i c to reduce the war effort of tion Is commencing to pick cent owned by the Britsh government. previously and each time he haa day. alcohol Injection there woe a- large f l pamphlet “Survival Under Atomie an opposing nation. Ptychologlcal up speed, so refunds will flow * * a been refused s review. Governor John J. Conger, now at Indiana decrease In the pull away from Attack." AT OUR HAT BAR ON THE MAIN FLOOR warfare , experts recognize that Collazo To Ask For New Trial Welding Wright of Mississippi re­ university, trained some -hungry the shock and no significant change I4ke the A-lmmb guide, it is In­ this can be done even without ac- .(Coatlni on Page Seven) cently said that .he had reoeived . Washington, March 15— (AV-Arguments for a new trial white rats to n)n down an alley to In the pun towerdi the food.’ ' OR OUR MILLINERY SALON SECOND FLOOR tended to'b rin g tte weapon Into Itislly using a weapon, by merely hundreds of letters and telegrams obtain food. 'Then he frightened the In otter words, , alcohol reduo#|l proper focus, to show It is not a planting tte fimor that a secret Treasory Balance for Oscar Chllnzo, convicted assassin, will be heard a ‘week in the case from sources hs ds- rodents by giving them electric fear more thanL It increaasd hnagqf.: universal killer although, like the weapon has or will be used). from today. Federal Judge Y. Abn Goldsborough today set scrlbed as Oommunistic. shocks a« soon as they began to The payehologiet drter a moral atomie bomb, 'Intehdod for mass The CDA urges ths public to Washington, March 15 — (F) — next Thursday- for arguments on a defense motion for an­ Vito Marcantonio, former Amer. eat. for humans. I f p«i lie' YOUR FIRESTONE DEALER destruction. ’’Kin the Myths,” asaertfiig that: ■y‘ t H ie poolUon o f the Treasury other trial for the Puerto Rican' natiqnalbt now facing death icon labor i-arty raprsssntatlvs Nsift came tte eleohel test. Rets to reduee anxiety. The Uoldgldil woMhre booklet "Germ warfare, or biological M ordi 18: N et budget receipts. la Congress from Nsiw York city, Injected with eloehol ran up n)oy beeom* vaooni H i J W H A W COD ta la p lw TOBB in the electric chair. CoHaio w as convicted M a r ^ 7 of first tM M dnStratt osys; warfare, as It la correctly called, 8208,890,235.47; budget e x p e ^ - was among the flve attorneys rsp- promptly end ate tte food. Rate so, ha .sold, 1 ^ 1 M JM BnBYW Cdmrp "Start a rwnor and you msy turss, $191,908,447.N: cssh bsl- degree murder fo r the sbjring o f # White House gnaiid in #n injectad with water hung boefi, reduesfi anxiety start a j|Bnlc. A ponle m sy cost (CoaHaoei oa Foga Twetre) s«ce, 14,428,782.897^3. attempt to assassinate Pmident Tniman bat November-1. (OoBtlaiMd SB Fbcs atx) afraid of getting a shock. firm ly sstobUshad tn t '% • U-'-''-'.'i- i ^‘■i J'- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1981 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,* THURSDAY. MARCH 15. 1951 PAOltl would glvoglva Congress the authority 1 whUa over tha northwsst coust, McCabe Quits to end or auspend all inductions In- f i s rata how et 27 mllla la mode^ American Troopg but thare was no wond on tha fata to tlioI arnoa aiww.. _ forces______o r' tha— .pro- to dlvocca Prtnoa Ifo r Trei/jatakoy, board. Hla attorasys laamed o f Uia ate even compered to o f tha pilot. News Tidbits Unireraal MUItary Tndnlng Beeames Engaged Barbara Fails or w ill aeek aome other solution pita and attackad tha validity of ’§Boiid6d Communist anU-alrcraft guns Reserve Post Racial Issue , to bar troubles waa a quaatlon. the suit. They claim the More)os Take HongChoii also hit an F-Bl muaUngf The pi­ Called Krom (/P) Wireg . ,ia committee arranged to meet OenB Frienda reported ahe had not de­ state law—(Xiemavaca la the capi­ tot craahed in the U. 8. Third Dl- again later in the day and Vinson tal — requires non-resident de­ (Contlnnefi From Ffife 0 «a ) Quick Decree cided on her next move. CliBRMri *"with*tha*pIeMretlon' of e oepl- vlaion area near Seoul. Ha w m said he expected to get final ap­ - Brings Deba^ She appeared to have three fendants (TroubeUkoy la in Paris) mon U 1 ^ J e c U 1« 3 get llrtlnK coming (Continnrd from Page One) rescued by helicopter. fradcral Judge ilareld R. Medina reported hla letter of realgnatl proval of the bill than. ------' Ji"- choices— to continue the fight In to be notified by re^stered mall. uiiJimewl outlay, plue the detail Two o t ^ r American planes met will be principal speaker at a n n ^ Cun’* fighting man. Communlliti waa sent to Prealdent Trum However, he aald Mvarml pro­ Five and Dime Heiresg Cuernavaca court, to file auit in Since that was not done, they have SrpSym enU on bond I - * * - heavy anti-aircraft fire but re­ dinner of Naw Haven County Bar last Friday but that McOabe'a da- poned amendments might atlr up Goliegeo Yoicl!. OppM> some other country (her huaband'a asked the court to throw out the Dc^te Contemplated in effect Mendieater will likely hald tha city since "Jan. 4, their •iN-UiM — ••II t second occupation of the war. turned safely. aasoctatlon Saturday night .... clsion to go back to hla form w ci­ conaldarabla debate. One o f these lawyers say that la impoasibia, suit. ahow up in apite of tion to Plan for* S ^ e Undecided on Next iBcnaUe Debt Favor- All along the Korean front. Al­ On the East-central front, U. 8. Connecticut Protestanta will meet vilian post "waa made long before la a proposal by Rep. Wlnatead while thp Cuernavaca action la The five and dime hetreaa mean- aa one of the Unancially beat- in extraordinary sesalon Tues Satarday 1 P. N. lied troops surged northwanl, on Seventh Dlvlalon troope won a that." . (D-MIss) to permit drafted men Move lo Shetl Prince pending,) or to arrange with the Willie bought seaU for herself and aUe by Comparison placed realdential towns In the day, April 3, in Hartford to con e m t KMdlea 8B To Have Adriiority the heels of retreating Rede. A,t day-long battle with Reds after McCabe, a Republican, aucceed- to decide whether they wl*hed to prince for an uncontested divorce. two French maids on a New York ambushing the Communists in alder plana for world peace . . . some points Allied troops wore ed MaiTlner 8. Ecclea as chair­ serve In a eegragated or npnaagre- It was Prince Igor's objection plane. This Store Sells More **M^tlWa time the major P*-^ “* their own trap set up to wipe out Richard C. Shay, 10-year-old elate ■aiLi »T09(ABAWB’< la sele* Hartford, March 15 —dP)— I>o Mexico City, March 16 — (If)— U an chM ter’i current T»ond*d In- lass than 18 miles from the old man of the Federal Reaerve board gated unit. which blocked her efforts to di­ the town’s bonds a w worker who admittail eettlng Connecticut, educational institu- Barbara Hutton, wan and diaap- -un-m, nt IIJ ^ w e ra end VerplencK Parallel 38 border to North Ko- the doughboys. In April, 1948. ^ vorce him — her fourth husband— The Alaska Highway, originally nCfW EWWcrn •ea« ---Sa.*, "W e /ound a dead Ckmk in avery Michigan’s $4,000,000 state office In Washington. McCabe a office pointed, arranged to leave Mexico ttona practice religious or racial with speed and secrecy. He was the Alcan Highway, stretches for the com m unity plu« fSTS.O W schools, only IW.OOO remains for vea. ... foxboleT” said one G. I. after the building fire, ia aentenced to four said he was attending a meeUng tonight after losing her try for a The hlg push was rolling t378,(^ **?”'*_**™?1! ports in the capital for months CIRCLE O N IlN m e W K K o fth e w ater departm ent are paid 1'he Red radio at Pyongyang S tiff Red Reatataaoa Wagner, and ita tnisteer to re­ debate at a legislative heariiig yes- iS e addiU on* to piejeilt The U. 8. Second Division, consider dlemieial of 18 of echool’a that McCabe wanted to leave the I lo d W # Before the Bducatlon com- out of incom e. reported fierce fighting inside tarn •ehools *nd perhnpc Seoul. Allied reports said it foil fighting on the left of the seventh, 58 faculty membeni . . Xavier Reaerve board, a hot spot recently I DPOL Ol IV ' A mPOM was a titti to f iv e tte B u te bW ldlng m th. E ven on .the new school issues Cugat, Romeo of rhumba circuit, because of its public differences fo r uie Bowers and Verplw ck without a shot being fired. gained against the stiffest Red re­ Intec-Raeial 'cotnmieaioii poWer to chw tbr G reen The P j’ongyang radio. In a sistance It had met since the Oom- is challenged to duel by irate Co­ with the Treasury over fiscal poli­ STM-WCKEOllllOtl FLYNN DeHAVIllAND prohibit racial or .rell^ous dis- double the prem nt schools, aU te gran ts w ill return munlste began their front-line lombian Journalist . . . Awards ol cies. McCabe has maintained ettihlHatlfitfi in .ttiet admission 6f n aarly one-third of the cost over broadcast heard ln*Tokyo. said pull-back last wesk. 141 Mtalln prices, many of them silence on these reports, _ BtiMentB / to eoucatlonil inslitu the coming years. _ ^ 100 Awed troops were killed and SHERIDAN •SSf?S>T^»'3SSt’fSJS two tanka were deatroyed In the A preliminary count abowed tha for such achievement as "work In There has been speculation that T Th# tru® lnd®bt®dn6H» picture Seoul "battle.” It also claimed second division troops killed 350 the field of war equipment” and McCabe’s departure would be fol­ ,’ ^ e cafi[)ih1iiWin-4i6w has this Isn 't even as exten sive as the cur­ that six American aircraft were Communists, wounded 250 and atomic energy research, are an­ lowed by appointment of Uver S. power in regard-to discrimination Mbw Thelma O. Keeney rent figures this •hot down over the city. captured eight in a single skirm­ nounced In Soviet press. Powell as chairman. Powell, a In employment and in places of ^ sss.'S.ss’r'i.’SS.is 'hie tow n seem s likely, at this A P. Correspondent .Tim Becker ish north of Yudong. Federal Reserve system career accommodation. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Keeney „ , W y Ume, to face collection of only n o J > o j reported that Red anti-aircraft A spokesman for the U. 8. lOth man, was named to the seven- ‘ CDlIegi adiftlatatiktora, denying of 168 Keeney street announce the about »5.’)0,000 principal, plus In- at our feet and sobbed hysterical­ SCOT BOCm fire Knocked down three U. S Oorpa said that deslpte the stiff man board last year for a term that thefiP InstttutioM « r e g u il^ itan ch eeter’e nchool debt twest, from direct taxation to pay ly. Tears coursed down the checks engagement of their ' daughter, planes and killed at least one Jet Red resistance "all algns—exist­ ending Jan. 31, 1052. CITY " — riailnatlon, urged the com-1 not*w em to com pere off present bonds. It even bas a of bearded old men. Children bat­ Powell was first vice president Thelma G. Keeney, to Walter E. j_ unount or percentage w lin pilot Thursdsv In western Korea. ence of mines, roadblocks and de­ tled for the right to grab our BOt.td establl^ an "educa- reseree fund to cover more than of the Mlnneanolls Federal Re­ Weir, son o f Mrs. Mabel M. W eir Cdweetlcut t ^ ! The F-80 filer was killed when laying tactics—point to a continu­ hands and touch us.” (XJUP." Than Any Other Store serve bank at that time. The reference to the dreaded Sue of the c lo e ^ I his speedv eraft was knocked out ing enemy withdrawal toward the The city, Becker wrote, was a waiHMB eaat. a a n tim of 137 Branford street, and the ***There are many towns with less This Engagement Only Bolshevik secret police came from East Hartford. In ^Vi* than 5,000 population which fsce of the air. 38th Parailel." sorry sight. late Joseph Weir. 1 A second .let was hit by nckark Hit Railroads and Bridges G. Keith Flinston, Trinity college tlon In M encheater aeem a b e w r a tougher picture. Buildings were smashed. Many Mias Keeney and Mr. Weir at­ than It doea In m any pieces. The U. 8. B-2B’s from Okinawa Defeats Draft Matinee 1:45 e Evenings 7KM e Sat-Son. Centinnotts From t iM president who was among the lead­ bases slugged rallyards and were destroyed during the three ing spokesmen for the colleges. tended local schools and both are In A ll New England! bridges on the main Communist previous times the capital Bill Limits Argue for Legislation now employed by Cheney Brothers. supply line in western Korea with changed hands. Representatives of about a score No definite date has been set for 190 tons of bombs. Twenty super- In the last month Seoul was of religious and racial organiza­ the wedding. : forts took part in the attacks. pounded daily i)y 1,600 pounds of (Continued From Page One) tions argued fbr the legislation. U. 8. Fifth Air Force fighters artillery sheila, poured into Red Whilewnue xewfew oiof ..inem them accusedaccu: col- Judiciary committee yesterday ap­ Ore.) to limit the alae to 8,600,- ' and Itglil bombera flew 732 sorties positions. legOs o f discriminatory prractlcee, proved a bill prohibiting legisla­ U.N. troops gave up the city 000. . ^ lip to 6 p. m. Thursday in contin­ they did chafii^ that thelere was tors from holding any paid admin­ ued hammering at R ^ military Jan. 4 in a general withdrawal be­ In taking up the bill section by prejudice oft racial and rreligious fore Chinese Communists making section, the committee approved a istrative or Judicial state post or ' targets throughout North Korea. grounds in private prmaratory a municipal Judgeship. It had been Pilots reported they killed or their first southward drive of the proposal that would World CLUB CHIANTI schools. In nursing and other voca­ endorsed earlier in the day by the The high quality service war. War II veterans in the inactive tional schools and in day nurseries. wounded 180 troops and destroyed 14 DEPOT SQUARE TELEPHONE 6195 GOP caucua r,8 vehicles carrying men and sup- In his temporary capital, Presi­ volunteer reiei^’o who have been In the latt^l- group, said form­ Democrats promptly’ said they’d for which MORIARTY’S is I plies, a locomotive, an ammunition dent Syngman Rhee of the Repub­ on active duty for 12 niontha since er Lieut. Gov. Wllb'ert Snow with fight for a bill of their own which lump, three field pieces and four lic of Korea almost wept with joy June 25. 19.50, the date the Korean aarcaam, are the "Simon-pure, known doesn’t just happen. gun emplacements. over the reoccupation of Seoul. war started. DANCING Anglo-Saxon, Cauevsian” institu­ extends the dual J6b-holdlng ban Reocnipation by the Allies He sent' telegrams to President Tlie bill originally had said that i tions. . to any paid post down to Jhe muni­ Combine top-flight mechnnic^ marked the fourtli time the Re­ Truman, General MacArthur and such reservista could apply for re­ EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT None o f the schools thus accus­ cipal level, including selectmen, lease after 12 or more months ac­ publican capital of Seoul has LI. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway. TO ed was represented at the hearing. town clerks and Judges of probate. modern, time-aaving equip­ chartged hands since the war be­ who.se U. S. Eighth Army in two tive duty and stlplated they should Snow, who is a professor at the Senate Democrats, in control of days of hot purault of retreating be released at the ■'earliest practi­ college FUnston heads,, conceded it that chamber, said they'd bring it ICE CREAM gan Jtine 25. cal without impairing the na­ ment and up-to-date factory Patrols of the South Korean Rods had almost driven the Com­ TEX PAVEL is impossible to legislate toler­ before the Senate’s Judiciary com­ tional security. ■’ ance. But, he said, '’you can at mittee tomorrow, and that the bill First Division, and the U. 8, Third munists out of South Korea. AND HIS w e s t e r n ECHOS methods— and you realize why I Division entered Seoul Wednesday The recapture o f the capital The committee voted 20 to 13 to least expose Intolerance.” probably will come up for a vole Try to beat this value, il you can! Smartly lailored night. The South Koreans ran up waa a magnificent morale booster strike out that stipulation. Vinson Mrs. Patricia Ritter, of Hamden, on the floor next week. GOP lead- HALF suits in the new four-season fabric by Pacific Mills. This you get full dollar value w hen ’ their flag over tlie fire-blackened to Republican Koreans. But llic said that would have the effect of deputy chairman of the Interracial era in the House said their version new double-ply rayon is specially treated to hold o making release mandatory after ; capitol building. Allied command had its eye on a EVERY DAY commission, told tha committee of the anti-dual job-holding bill crease and give you long wearl Rich gabardines In you service here. ! Of the normal 1,500,000 civilian target of far more military Impor­ 12 months. that ail ten members of tfie com­ also will be up for floor action next To be eligible for release those all the newest Spring shadesi EXTRA PANTS IN- population, only about 200,000 mission are "clearly convinced" week. tance. reserves must have served on ac­ PIZZA Including Sundays there is discrimination in Oonnao CLUDED! I were left in the waa-wracked city. That target was vital CTiun- Since 1939. ^when the issue first GAUON The Allies entered in strength chon, in central Korea eight miles tive duty for more than 90 days • ticut education. I between the period Dec. 7, 1941 SUNDAYS—12 NOON TO 9 P, M. I Other supporters of the legisla­ arose, the riv^al parties have been Thursday. south of the 38th parallel. Think of it! Only 98c for 2 full key I and Sept. 2, 1945. tion Included such groups as the unable to Compose their differ­ : A t first all was quiet. Then the Tlie Reds must hold that DELIVERY ON SUNDAY ONLY ences. Leaders said they were quarts of that richer, creamier Sealtest timid, frightened people came out The innctlve and volunteer re­ ,^National Association for the Ad- supply base If they intend to re- vancement of Coldred People, the hopeful that this j’ear a com­ of their wrecked houses by ones, serve are those who do not receive Ice Cream . . the tame fine quality inftln in South Korea. drill pay while in a reserve status. AntiDefamation League, B'nai promise eould be worked out. mER[URY by twos, by groups. Air observ’crs have estimated JjHooii Vinson said that provision would ! Brith, a Jewish club, and the you've always enjoyed. Too big a bar­ Word spread qulckl.v that the possibly 120,000 Cfiilnese In ridge PIZZA American Jewish Congress. United Nations soldiers were have no effect on National Guards­ gain to last—so hurry. Easy to store! positions south of Chunchon. men now in federal service. Lined up against it were Yale, Crack American divisions were Medium Ijirge Genaral lea Cream Corporation back. However, a committee staff , Small Trinity, Wesleyan, Connecticut Essy to serve! Your choice of flavors. A P Correspondent Jim Becker, advancing toward the Red strong- member said the group refuted to 11 $ $1.50 College at New London and all the BROTHERS who went into the city Wednes­ TOMATO and CHEESE .... , .7.5c 1.00 liold. extend the pcrlotT of service for Roman Catholic schoohs in the HALE'S day night and again Thursday, re­ Tlie U. S. First Marine Divi­ Guardsmen and organized reserves state. ported; sion was at tlie gates of the no- M A^R BLLA > Small Medium Large Their chief contentions were tIlirHONI SISS ---"The women threw themselves k Headquarters SIS i H i f t t iTiTh ' BSIICIIISTII man's-town o f Hopgchonr 16 mllaa. HAMBURG • I that they did not now practice southeast of Chunchon. I discrirnjpation and because under the pre.sent law, however, MUSHROOMS I •% fit FDR U. 8. First Cavalri-men. across i would be liable for 26 months If 1 stndenwmust be selected from PEPPERS i -Ul 1 .50 many more applicants than can be I the Honchon river in force, con- tho House bill passes. I 1 trolled hills west o f Hongehon. The committee retained by a tie SAUSAGE ■ = accommodated there would be un­ I roughly 18 miles south of Parallel founded complaints. These, the col­ I qg vote of 16 to 16 a provision that ANCHOVIES J lege spokesmen said, would require I * * TTie U. S. 24th and 25th Dl\1- the colleges to submit to an elabor­ i Fiona cut the main road that leads ALL KINDS OF ITALIAN GRINDERS and ate ”triar before a state agency. SPRING Hundreds upon Hundreds of hondsomely tailored new I from Seoul to Chunchon. Third Division troops made new crosa- SOFT DRINKS SERVED ON SUNDAY Spring suits in long-wearing, rugged gabardines and 1 ings of the Han river cast of STATE Another Wrangle cords! (40% wool and 60% rayon). Suits that you've ' Seoul. teen advertised elaewher* tor much, much more! Buy Tlie U. S. Second Division rolled -----NOW PLAYIXa — — yours now at GENTON CLOTHES lowar on-the-high- 1 easily up the heart o f the spiny ROBERT STRVE Over Dual Jobs r peninsula. HUTTON a BBOWB way prices! EXTRA PANTS INCLUDED! ' Other Allied units captured COATS MUNSOirS 'Hartford, March''15^4*)— An- : cmangdong, Changpyong and a The «|hvr wrangle between Republi- 1! few otlicr hamlets in the back “The Sleai Helmet” egna and Democrats over the pro­ I'ountry of east-central Korea. Plus: “Fingerprints Don’t Lie’* posal to bar'legislators from other Range*. RefrigeratGrs paid state jobs, appears to be in Wasberg and Al! O A X G R I U the making. Reds Get Notice HI KIDS! Tha EstoMIshtd Night Club The two parties have been say­ CANDY OF ALL AGES! Other .Aitpliances ing for years that they are against ■ On U. S. Rearming AND OROWN-UPS, TOO f u n — LAUGHTER — AND JO Y dual Job-boidiQg, but can't seam to JOIN THE FUN get together on how broad tha pro­ rtKJW H AU COM A T T H E S PE C IA L YOUR NIGHT O F MERRIMENT M SM CNISTM I COM » OUR GUARANTY hibition should beT ^ (Continued from Page One) Kiddies’ HatiaM The Republican-controlled House stenographer. Mrs. E. Merl Young, KITCHEN , have been brought Into teatlmony. FINE FOOD - FINE BAR SERVICE Satarday At 1 P. M. The White House denied one re- PRESENTING I port, by Rep. Kaatlng (R-N. Y.) 117 NEW BOLTON ROAD — ON OLTl STAGE ----- TENPTINO GOOKTAIIS, I that Mrs. Young was alated for ..V I diamisaal. Mrs. Young's expensive KiddlM' Amafoiir Show WHY YOU SHOULD BUY mink coat, paid for by a Washing­ ----- ON THE SCREEN — ton lawyer Interested In RFC I loans, has figured In teatlmony be- ROY ROGERS And’fMluring YOUR NEW CAR NOW: Compare tbit tremendous auit value! Pure, all-wool I fore the subcommittee. la 'SAGA of DEATH VAIXBV* double-ply worsteds and sharkskins in the newest M There waa speculation that Mr. PLUS . . . CARTOONS ;1>-Iminedil|te delivery for a limited time. fashions and colors for Spring! Single and double- 1 Truman might voice his strong op- LOADH O F FLTN FOB A IX ! •tME TEMPO FOUR” - Enterteiners I position to OongresBlonal attempts 2— Cars fully equipped with chrome. No sub; breasted models in suits that are tailored perfectly, in to limit the size of the armed the cuatom mannerl The kind of clothing you’d expect forces to 4,000,000 men and re­ sUtutes. to pay at least $15. more elsewherel EXTRA PANTS IN OBSERVANCE OF OUR SECOND ANNIVERSARY, WE ARE quire Senate and House consent INCLUDEDI before sending troops to Europe 3— You save the proposed new Federal tax. in addition to the four new dlvl- EASTWOOD “Priatiia” GIVING AWAY FREE, A S20JOO ORDER FOR CANDY alons already promised for Gener­ 4— r>No trade required, but high allowance if you 100% ALL WOOL A CoHDon WM B« GIv m With Any PurdioM On FrMov, Saturday and Sunday., .WInnnr Will Bn Drown al Dwight D. Elsenhower's North RIC H AR D Is Aaethtr Name - . v- do A 1 Atlantic Defense command. FONTAINE CONTE Sunday• —day Ni^ht. JOSEPH A U D R E Y Repeats Proposal FOR GIRLS . . . PURE WOOL COVERT CLOTH I SI In his letter to the Flanders OOTTEN T o r n o fi Fer ' Road. T' » t Faail . i I group, Mr. Truman reaUtad the Wn A rt Fnaturing a Complntn Sninctlon of A Lar9c Assortment of ^September “Undar- If you tike to eat wen (aad whq TRIMMED WITH PIQUE OR TAFFETA COLLARS. Ldlsarmament propoaal ha made to McCLURE AUTO CO. Affair” Tha Gai^* do^«*tt) wHlumt ep«dlBga HUDSON SALES and SERVICE FiosMy liim the United Natlona General As- i;ia-aisa-»i45 Ii4a-S;M fortune— Princeaa Is the FULLY LINED. 3-5. eembly In a apaach Oct. 14. 373 MAIN ST. “Open Bvqnings” TEL. 2-9442 EASTER BASKETS SUN.: “ T O M A H A W K " — CaMT for youl Try the Prlacere fy "A program of disarmament a detidooB hmeheoB or dtemer FMnd With Our Wholosomn Candy must Include all kinds of weapons, tomorrow. Ooe trial win ea^ EASTER CANDY must have unanimous agreement FOR BOYS . . . ALL WOOL TWEED COAT. FUL- MARSHMALLOW BUNNIES of aU naUons having subsUntlal vlaee yeo. Uii^ ** 1 armaments and armed forces and aaather name l»r geed LY-UNED. MATCHING ETON CAP. 3-4. Dark ood Mflk Choeolata to *3 - ea- must be so thoroughly and contin­ R for 10c — Sc— lOe Each uously poUcad aa to ba/fool-proof.” DECORATED NLLED EGGS He cited repeated Rnislan refus­ 75c Each al to accept any agr^ment lnvo)v- fR iB A Y! MARSHMAUOW BOOS Ing International lnJp*ctlon. He TODAY! R N lillIp Darii and MHk C hocolate — 15c Each COCONUT CREAM or FROZEN PUDDING thla refusal made any auch f ENC/IGCMCNT program It^salbla. ^ ^ tVMli; Btelled Uve BOYS* SUITS Made wUn o w eera aaanhmdllow. A r ffy aad taafiar. l f X r / ? 4 0 / 7 D / .V 4 A *V J "A t the eame tlnje that the So­ BreUad Mlaute Steak, EXTRA PINE, TENDER JE U Y BEANS Freimh Fried Potatoes, DrawB Butter, Freach F r i # IN MINCHESTER ITS viet Union has beeh foUowlng a Potateee. Cole Slaw ...flA a ; 100% ALL WOOL Why Wait? Why Pay More WHITE CHOCOLATE AND MILK CHOCOLATE 49c Pdand course of obstruction In the United gUoed T om atoes...... $IJM) BUNNIES AND CHICKS — 29e Each and up MANY OTHER ITEMS NaOona toward aU oonoreto dis­ CuMy iiiaiiiiiiiainin ten ns oar-aborolate* are second to aone armament propoeale. It has been Bzlakat of Coniad Beal aad jyried In aade Beang e . : i ^ ' tar Saace, IWmeli W e d When Genton *s Prices are Lower! WHITE CHOCOLAn AND MILK CHOCOLATE and more reasonably priced., . w building up Its own armpments as Cabbage. Boiled rotate. - Buy Them in Bulk At 9Bc Pound ond Pick Out Your central feature o f Its expansion- $1.$0 tatoed' CMe SteW.*. •: • SMAU SOUD BUNNIES AND CHICKS 1 iat p o l i c y , ’ ’ the Preeident contin- MALONEY’S Favorites. Or Boxed A t $1.15 Pound In the FoMow- m e d OreOed I 2 for Sc — 3 for 10c — Sc — 10c — 2 fer ISc While the United Statea Md Fried U ver aad Baeoa. ino Assortment— HaoM Pried rotatoee. FOR RU IO MR TELEVISION 1 other countries redqosd their taicae,.6M Siaw ...... PURE WOOL 3-TDXE LEISURE JACKET WHm CHOCOLATB AND MILK CHOCOLATE AN Doifc Chocolote — AB Milk Chocelote armed forces after the last war, HILL Oele Slaw 7$e AND MATCmKO ALL WOGL LON’OIES. Or Hdf Darii and Half MHk he went on, Russia not < ^ y con­ ' ■ SALES RND SERVIOE SIZES 8 TO 10. POPS— 3 for 10c — 10c tinued to maintain forces too large I WHITE CHOCOLATES 1 fo r simple defense, but “ encour- DAILY LUNCHEONS 60<>-^ 1 itm. U ^P-m- goad for iir e e a Bifed a ruthless prw ram o f re­ Sl.ip PouRd loik — loxod $1.25 armament on the part of the na­ OFEN EVERY EVENIN0 ’TIL BN gt PW*** Uons which hava fallen under lU aontrot and Injhianca.” i PRINRMS RESUUMNT f Biifit RolM White Chocolite Rabbit . . . 11NJN Aa a consequanoe, ha ,ind hii OWN MR TEiRISlOfl have bean oonpaHed to le

. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY. MARCH 16, 1951 on a Red Cross contributor ahaet, J . C. Knudsen, Mrs. J . Sullivan, meeting of the unit will be nition bar* will b# presented to Wednesday evening. March 28, at several member*. Reservations BO that a record will be kept ot only operating details for direction Miss Nellie Monahan, Mra. Helen Sales ill Shop what will be, In . effect, the Indi­ typ«a of accidanU iavolvlng chil­ Wonnu} JRrst Mokllus, Mrs. Samuel Pond, Mrs. Rockville 7:80 with a public grocery eoclal muat be made by March 22. dren on way to and from achool, at of local PTA units. to follow at eight. 8alvatloa Army Unit vidual’s contribution of each pur­ H tliia Ri commander John A. G. (Whitney, Mrs. Harry Shen- aaude A. Mills will serve as chaser. About Town PTA’s to Help play in school yard, acttvltl*t in ning, Mrs. Roy Jette, Mrs. Eugene Caatren Course Aid Red Cross S r Vice Commander John c . Slain, Hall Dlabetea Testa chairman of the Salvation Army This offer of Mrs. Bogita Is un­ Aide school buildings, ate. To Top Quota Freeman, Mrs. Frank Stout, Mrs. Mis* Cora H. Webb, canteen Clirke Dept. AdJuUnt Rev. "But, principally and immediate­ Hartford, March 15—(A*>—More Court Cases Service Unit for 1661 and Wllllani precedented In our local Red Cross U Auxiliary State Walfar* Director Albert ■. -■ 2---- Uvli. # I^ginald Hatch, Mra. A rth i^ Le- chairman of the Rockville Chapter, Artbir Drag Behrend today is attending a state­ Safety Drive ly, wo are concerned with achool thaw 20,000 testa conducted during p . U c * F. Partridge will serve as treasur­ Fund Drive. Manchester residents Mickey Says •f duc, Mra. Richard Roaa,/^Mrs. American Red Croos announces Liiit'olH’s A|»i»arrl Out­ are prged to take advantage of S trid en t Mra. Uewl. C^P|»«n- wide meeting of the Connecticut tranaportatlon. Thera are about the aUte-wlde diabetes detecUon bin, FW ^TjyiW nms Re- that the canteen course will nM er. Serving on the committee are 'BS3^Rec«vitB Willard Roger*, president of the 1100 vehicles of one type or anoth­ drive laet November produced more Lawrence Eddy and Mrs. A. A. Being Listed Bernard J. Ackerman, Rev. this op|)ortunlty to make an addi­ Association of Public Wclfart Ad­ Quintin. start until after Easter. The first let Here OlfePH 10 I*. C. First Nstlonal Bank. Commander ministrators held at the Waverly Stale Units to Perfect er, of which about 600 are bus than 500 poaitlve urine spectmena, home ^ ports Jfter pistrfet Col- George S. Brookes, Claude P. Btl- tional donation to this worthy Theodore L. Fsirbanks. chairman Mobsters Tells Juilge the report of the campaign chair­ COMiu-' Also working as volunteer solici­ lesson will bo given March 26 and rauae at no additional expens* to Inn In Cheshire. Welfare legMstlon type, used to. transport about 50,- the two following courses Thurs­ son. Kerwln A. Elliott, Frederick For Week-Eiul J — wdgB to Seek Or* of the Board of Education. Sfna- Support Campaign in 000 children twice daily on achool man, Dr. Samuel Donner, diacloaed " lectious Completed tors In this section were Mrs. Q. Coinnion Pleas Docket H. Holt, Mrs. P. J . Johnston, W. themselves. ?or CTiarta* Houae. Auxillair Niccoli ^'as ‘Set Up’ will be discusaed and explained. Cobley, Mra. Charles Davis, Mrs. day*. April 5 and 12. Anyone Inter­ York Strangfeld and his Fund' days to and from.school. While last night. Of these positives. 261 MORIARTY Bros A. Kuhniy, Harold R. Obenauf, Mrs. Blanche Bogita, owner of i-pgnloedlilfaiits in ‘Stete$ President Miss Barbara Waliett Meeting on Monday were froih persona not prevloualy Robert Whitehead, Mrs. Vlggo In Preparation; Serv­ ested In enrolling In this course Is Drive committee are appreciative By Very Uoo«I Friend FTA unlta art mainly concerned - To Mrs. Foster WlUlaros, major asked to cpntact the Red Cross of­ Thomas F. Rady. Jerome ,S. Rcni- and Past Commander John 8. u.. Pvt. Daniel F. Verllll, Jr., eon'of known to have had the disease. Dr. 3 1 i C t N T t R ST of section (LA v t .the Residential Andersen, Miss Shirley Petrie. Lincoln's, women’s apparel shop at of Mra. Boglta’s help in their ef­ NeeAQIBeerB Mr. and Mrs. Dinlel F. Verilll of with facilities for safe pick-up and ice CroiipH Make Plans fice. kicwlcz, Robert A. Rlvkln, George Rotfner who acted as toastmaster Hartford, March 16--Plana tor. diacharge of achool vehicles ba- Donner reported that the 1050 T E I 5 1 3 S Dlvialon of the Red Crdas Fund Mrs. William Horgan, and Mrs. S Scheets, Stephen J. Von Euvv, 569 Main street, has made n ges- forts to achieve the $21,000 goal for the evening. Los Angeles, Man-li 15 -lei — Princeton street, graduated from campaign was the most auccesaful James Morris. Observe Anniversary of the local Red (Trosa Fund Drive active support of Connecticut’s cause of the menace of faet-paaa- Drive goes the distincaon of being Burpee Women’s Relief ’ Corps Earl Halhcwav. Milo H. Hayes, tu-o of outstanding generosity to Hartford, Mpreh M—An inttn- FotloiVlng the dinner Toastmas­ Mickey Cohen won't name names, the Signal Training course at Fort yet conducted In Connecticut. the ftrqt leader in any dlvialon of Rockville, March 15-—(Special) In 1651. FOR SALE ^ traffic safety program by Uia Con­ Ing traffic, wo alao want to know w i n observe Its 65th anniversary John G. Taleott, Jr.. I. Tllden helji the Manchester 1651 Red ter Rottner introduced the guests. Monmouth, N. J.. on Tuesday, with the 1951 campaign to complete her -John H. Yeomans, clerk of the ! « » • cam^ to but he said his one-llmc associate, necticut Congress of Parent Teach, more about vehicles themaelvea: m i og Thursdav evening. March 26, Jewett, Samuel Simpson, Miss Cross Fund Drive to reach Us quo­ The commander and unit presi- nil excellent rank of ninety three their condition, the operator, com­ canvas and hand in a report of do­ tatn wSStod men for Organided Frank Niccoli, was slain in 1U19 percent In all phasea of photog­ Tolland County Superior Court has at which time it will also enter Margaret E. Dornhelm and Miss ta. (jent welcomed the guests on be­ er Associations will be completed fort of chlld-paasengera, aelectlvlty nations exceeding her quota. Mrs. Missing Trio Helen M. Regan., This committee Mra. Bogita Is donating to the CHATTERnOX $ 2 .5 0 A YARD Re^rre C»rpa unJU throughout half of the American Legion and „y a Cleveland gangster. raphy. Pvt. Verilll Is a graduate of ' VVilllami* quota waa $361.00. Sh«^ announced that Judge Philip R. tain Department President Flor at a meeting In Hartford 'in Mon­ of stops to pick up and discharge ence Money, her staff and all past acts individually in obtaining Red Cross Fund 10 per cent of all the StRle haa been annouaced by the Auxiliary and then the hon­ This was Cohen's iollow-up aft­ Manchester High school In the class children, their behavior on vehicle, reported $364.75 in contributions ! Pasture will try court cases in aales at Lincoln’s during Thursday, RESTAURANT DELIVERED of 1948 and the Roushon Institute day, March 16, of the Connecticut Chewing Wrigley’s department offieers. A dinner will fnctlltlos and funds upon its own 613 5tntii St. Tcl. >-8002 col. Frederick J . deRohan, Chief ored guests were introduced and er losing in the Appellate court hla PTA State Safety Comn’'ttee With etc. This project will probably re­ Her section covers the residential Found Dead ! Rockville Tuesday, March 20, Friday and Saturday of this week. of Photography. After a four day he served at Wesleyan Hall, by the Huthorlzatlnn and discretion to aid i( the Connecticut MlliUiy they spoke briefly a ^ u t V the flghl to keep from paying the *50 rcproHcntatlvca of stntfe depart­ quire a year tc secure details — territory bounded by Broad street. I Wednesday, March 21 and Thurs- local families or todivlduals In Aa each purchase Is made the lUIOlI.ED LIVE PHONE furlough he will return to the Sig­ ladies of the Methodist ohurch at irlct. Col. deRohan announced ^ American Legion and its actiri- 000 he guaranteed for NlecoU's ments concerned. Frank D. Bour- tflen we will have facts on which Spearmint Gum West Middle turnpike. Adam.-t need. Tlie campaign for funds name of the purchaser and the IXmSTEK DINNER— $ 1 .5 0 tlcs Lt Governor Allfn spoKe nal Corps 43rd Division, Camp street and West Center street. Iday, March 22. Assignment of 6:30 p. m. There will be an enter MANCHESTER 2-1889 eandidatee gor 4Millatment muat be appearance at an assault conapira-1 gard of West Hartford, chairman to base requested action by agen Mother anil Two Yoiiii^ talnment program and twenty- will he conducted in Rockville in Amount of the 10 per cent dona- French Fries — Coffee about the Legion getting things Pickett, Vn„ as an official U. S. clcs having proper authority." The Residential Dlvialon chair­ cases to be heard on these days tton to the fund will he set down (Degween 17 n and 3 6 , Md cy trial here. of the committee, slate that the will be made by the clerk Friday, year badges with five-year recog­ April with a quota of $2,(M)0. up to the Army's mcnUl, dmie, how they were responsible Cohen told new.smon lie'll have Army photographer. main project for discussion will be Mr. Bourgard said the PTA com­ Good for Teeth man, Joseph Naylor, has •reported Daughters Shot in ('ur ^tvaloal and .moral . standards. tor backing many phases of Vft- to sell his "radar-ronliollod ’ | pracficBblllty of a statewide sui mittee. consisting of a chairman $4,705.48 handed In from all sec­ March 16 at 10 a.m. This will be einn Legislature, and how he was Driven hv Father a session of the Court of Common ’ tT h e m w must be poUnUal com- Brentwood home to make good the The Comc-Ooiible club of the 450 ITA units ■ of school ! from each of Connecticut s eight Thousands of New Englanders tion majors In his division, to date. proud to be a charter m em W of I vey by .— ------Pleas. ) "iniaeidned and ' non-commls.sloned bond. He says he has been "clea n ­ North Methodist church will hold transportation, principally through counties, wouUl meet with repre- are getting enjoyment and help­ The quota for this division Is $11,- officer material,” he said. the American Legion •’"ylhR Its March meeting .it the church i use o' school buses. sentatlvcH of the Departments of ing to keep their teeth bright and 007.00. Evansville, Ind., March 15—(/P) Home-Makers Meetings arrved in World War I. Willard ed out" and lliat he had more Report ot the Residential Divi­ — A mother and her two young The Chief of District said that money when he us a youngslci tomorrow evening at 7:30. Mem­ ••We propose to discuss the en­ Educstlon. Motor Vehicles. State attractive bv chewing delicious Home Demonstration Agent Rogers gave a short btit Interesl- bers arc asked to u.sc the rear door Police, and Highway Safety Com- For All Makes Of Cars sion by sections shows the follow­ daughters, missing since Sunday, onlv min who have not receivc.l iii- talk incorporating Into hi* selling papers. tire .subject of a comprehensive Wrigley 8 'Spearmint Gum. Cora H. Webb of the Tolland Coun­ their pre-induction orders for so as not to interfere with the first niKsslon. The proposed project, he ing returns; were found shot to death last ty Farm Bureau has announced taFk some wit. also/ how’ he was Cohen lost another $'d.">.000 when .school safely program.” said Mr. Chewing is the natural, healthful We also have a custom Section A ...... $ .’iS.OO night in a rented car after the physicaTkaaminaUon w‘R Dava Ogul, also an ns.socintr, dis­ aid class. Bourgard, "including value of said, has had the official approval three meetings this week, the first proud to live in the greatest eonn- of the Board of Managers of the way to exercise the teeth and .Section B ...... 105.00 father drove it into a neighbor's DRIVE OUT ON THE HIWAY id*red. Aeceptod oanAdates, who appeared and didn't atantl trial. school accident statistics being gums—helps cleanse the teeth line of covers In fiber, p las­ tonight at the home of Mrs. Wm. have no fdsvlous mllithry service, tr\- in the world, the greatest state II. t ’. ThrslI Dies Connecticut PTA and now requires Section C ...... no report garage. in the union and the greatest He's still missing. kept by schools. This Includes *11 gnd keep them looking their best. Duker in West Stafford at 8 when mast take 6 weeks of basic train­ tic. satin twill, nylon and Section D ...... 109.05 Detective Capt. Paul Bonham the subject will be plastic pocket- ing at Fort Dlx, N. and alw. town in the state, and how he Cohen told a reporter that Ntc- Hartford. March 15— (A5—How­ Besides the pleasant chewing, Section E l ...... 142.50 said the father. Jam es N, Harl. 41, thought his street w’SS the best coll was "set up” for the killing by leopard skin. Made to til Section E 2 ...... 310.70 books. Miss Webb will lead a total their unltsi for summer field ard Churchill Thrall, 66. president you 11 enjoy the flavor of a factory worker, waa too drunk group in Staffordvillc at 7:45 p.m. Rtroet in the town. •one of hiH very good fricml.s." Section F ...... 807.80 trtta S ^ W a W itlo n . they villi be of H. C. 'rhiall. Inc., ope of the Wrigley's Spearmint Gum. It is vour car. Prices start at to question after he met police ar­ on the subject, Color in Your Home. As an added feature of the cv<’;_ Section G 1 ...... ' 226.60 IBUY EASTER CLOTHES NOW! e k p e ^ to attend biweekly two- •argesl shade - grown tobaoco real old-fashioned garden rnml— riving at his sister’s home to Tolland County will be represented hour drill periods. Mdri- than fifty ning s doings Cecil A. "Mush firms in the Conncctctiit valley, refreshing and delicious. Section G 2 (completed! 364.75 check on the family’s disappear- Mooie the man who is making the FOR BETTER AND Section H ...... 227.35 at the meeting of the Connecticut types of Reserve units are station­ AlllllOTlly (iivcil (lied last night at a hospital here. Wrigley 3 Spearmint Gum is a $ 13.95 Per Set ice. Home Economics Association to ed In the state, ranging from the trip to Lewiston, Maine, by dog He had returned home last week Section 1 1 ...... $120.75 The body of the mother. Betty. team and sled gave a short but long-lasting treat, too. Section I 2 ...... 2.00 be held Saturday, March IT at 10 76th Infaatry.plyislon to •£«*»'- from his winter home in Fort i 32, was stuffed in the trunk of the a.m. this being a Food and Nutri­ ised imltsi ot,«ihoat every branch Interesting talk on his dogs and T o L a iitl lyuiderdale. I'la., for treatment at i PROMPT SERVICE Section J ...... 3.55.40 car. The bodies of the two glrhs, SAVE MORE AT CENTON'S! tion meeting. o ffh e Army. - trip and some of the experiences the hospital. | State Section K ...... 314.00 Margaret Ann, 11, and May Jane, of his trip thus far. After hls1i^ Section L I ...... 175.30 Date for Banquet The Chief of District also an- Berlin, Manli 1.5 -l’’ F,ast Ho leaves his widow, Mrs. Ella 8, were found on the rear seat. talk the audlenee was asked to n a rk Tlirull; two son. Howard C. Section L 2 ...... 551.00 All had been shot through the At the meeting of the AmcricAa nouneod that World War II veter- Germany's Communist govern­ ana a » also being sought and they guess his age and the one coming Tlirall, Jr., and Warren K. Thrall; Manchester Better Barbers Service Station Section M 1 ...... 2.00 chest. Legion Auxiliary held WedneadSy way Join the Reserve In their old nearest would win a JIO gift cer­ ment won the power last night to a dnugliter, Mrs. Kraiu is Milliken, Section M 2 ...... 20.00 Harl lived with his sister be­ evening, the date of Saturday eve­ tificate at the Sage-AIlen store In seize mineral lands without coni- and a sister. Mrs. Arthur A. Clark, Main St.. 0pp. the High School Downtown Tydol Section N 1 ...... 380.60 cause of an illness which left him ning, May 5, waa act for the an­ ranks. Hartford. There were two win­ pensntion to owners. all of Windsor. Section N 2 ...... 30.00 partly paralyzed. His wife, who nual birthday banquet of the Membership In the Reserve will ners. Mrs, Ruth Hickox and Mrs Bolton ...... 248.68 American Legion Auxiliary. This Your Dollars Go Further also entitle men to pay and credits The Red I'arliameiit passed such Kunersl services will he held on . 4 lARBERS ON WEEK-ENDS 770 Main St. Tel. 4307 suffered from a heart ailment, and / Emtilne Clarke, both of them hav­ a law and also approved a onc- Saturday afternoon with burial in Mrs. Williams and the volunteer children lived with Mrs. Harl’s year the event will be held at the towards retirement benefits. The ing guessed his age at 42 yrarn. ^ m 21* Italian Social club on Snlpslc drtre haa been designated as "Op­ year government plan to incrca.se Elm Grove Cemetery. Poquonock. solicitors who assisted her are to mother in Vincennes. Recently the On the Highway! ••Mush" Moore was 42 on Feb 7 the zone's economic independence | be congratulated on having com­ children had been staying with street. Department and district eration Preparedness’*-. last The evening conrlnded with of the West. \ pleted their difficult task with dis­ relatives in Evansville. officers will be guests. The next dancing which was enjoyed by patch and efficiency. Captains who everyone. The committee In The plan calls for Increases in 1 heavy industry development, pro- | helped with the canvas in Mra charge consisted hf Past f^om- Wl)llama’ section where Mr*. Legion News mnnders Michael .1. Mcnonnell. ductlon of raw materials and con­ sumer gootls, and the addition of | . George Dougherty, Mrs. Elsie V. Francis Miner, John Rottner, Emer, Mrs. Myron BogUsch, Mr*. tdtb Aaoivetsaty Comrades Marcel Donre, Milton 330,000 persons, mostly women, td I Hansen and Past Commander Wil­ the zone’s labor force. Horace Scruton, Mrs. Frank Gray, ■ Last Saturday night the local and Mrs. Sidney Petrie. American Legion Post celebrated fred Clarke. They were assisted by the fol­ its 26th annual birthday. This lowing volunteer aoUcitora: Mr*. celebration la held each year at AUM Ineffective I thii time to commemorate the Edward Werner. Mrs. Edward Davla, .Mra. William Glenty, Mr*. founding of the L eg to Poet In Hartford, March 16—(A5—Called Hancheatsr and also at the tame before the State Liquor Control time the Uth anniversary of the commission for the second time dedication o f the Post Home was SAVE-'HML MONEY within 30 days, Joseph Fitol. a • Crease-resistant sheen gabardines, Strca-clolhs. window pane celebrated. The affair got under Derby tavern keeper has last his way at 7 p. m. with a delicious license. Chairman John C. Kelly SUFFERING checks, sharkskins, glen-plaids! fUU course turkey dinner served of the commission said that Fitol s • Tailor^, casual or dressy suits! by the Garden Grove Caterer*. license was revoked following a WaA dinner music waa fumlahed FROM • Hand-piped buttonholes, newest silhouettes! hearing on charges of having • Featuring slim skirts, stylish pocket arrangements! hy Tony O'Bright and hU orches­ liquor on the premises at 43 Car- tra. Honored guests seated at • Exquisite detailing and trim! loU-n street: Fitol offered the de- Asthma? the head table consisted of Lt. Week’s Wash. • Navy, beige, gray, black, red, aqua. Governor Edward N._Allen,Aiien, _Mj»yor Mayor fc'nse that he suffered from asthma Your SANSON’S ASTHMA Harold Turklngton General Man-land that he needed an occasional Deptj^J drink to relieve himaglf. REMEDY >r George H. Waddell. 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,, v - * - \ — A ■ t« A« A Ml* 1 4 -XHXJRSDAYi MARCH 1^51 IIANCHSSTER EVENING HERALU, MANCHESTER, w n w .. ,______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1961 FAOIStVBir^ - . . . . ,t of the program in the UPP^ Baldwin, chairman; Mm. Paul ■ ...... cradee. Fourth graders begin to Adams and Mm. William Golden. stanoea brought thla caustic com­ proved by Labor Oommiasloner "that the location o f our pipeline effect that the cellar ww fun at was only determined a fte r'c a re ­ ...... On “Shrine” Program School’s P T A KSd muelc, fifth grade bojre and Norman Oebom was IntnAluced Fre$h Sea Food$ Now In Season E ^ o tt Wed ment from Ben. (%arlee W. Tobey Asks Proof John J. Egan after a hearing. Rapid Action smoke. Mr. Gorman called the fire U. S. Checks gtrle enter Into two-part work and and told what a Ftmt Aid (R-NH): A t present, mlnlmmn wages ful atudy and that it la baaed upon department, giving the exact lo­ .1^' sixth grade pupils put t h ^ parts In Civilian Defense would Involve. piSH AND CHIPS WITH OUR FRIALATOR "Thla whols thing Ja a taw­ are set on an. industry-by-lndustry sound engineering principles. cation. Momenta later Mr. Oonnan Hears Musical together through tone placement The course Is covered In 22 houm dry meu, smelling unto* heaven, basis. "W e are strongly o f the opinion got In hie car and headed (or hla Our new ssniUry process gives y<« s delicious, crisp. To Heiress Of Charge Spokesmen for employer groups, Prevents Fire Racketeers’ and blending to form a glee club and Inchides basic Flm t , Aid. _ . a A a M_a., iUU ttnsl ^ d I don’t believe the whole truth that any efforts on your part to stpre. Upon arrivel he found the The sixth grade glee club works atomic Injuries and study. golden brown food — to the flavorl Come In and wilt be told until Judgment day." among them the Manufacturers suggest a relocation at this time firemen had already reached the Association of Connecticut and scene and were diligently at work Entertaining Program la throughout the year to prepare for Mm. Edwin Brown spoke about try them! FRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED FDR^ Son Takes Fourth Bala said Reles died In a flve- State Laumlry Group would only serve to create addi­ Smoke from Overheated Tax Returns a spring concert. the Red Cross Home Nursing •tory fall from Coney Island’s the Connecticut Chamber of Com­ tional controversies which will on a smoking motor in one at the TO TAKE HOME. CALL 3803. merce, urged that the law be kept refrigerators. The motor buhied Presented at School The glee club delighted their au­ Course being offered. The group. Half-Moon hotel while trying to Denies Workers *Close greatly delay the bringing of Mintor BringB Firemen ! ^ d e in Simple Gere* that way. That system, they ar­ out, and there was no other 'dam­ “HI-VALir dience vrith an excellent rendition wM reminded of the public hear* escape from plalneeclothesmen on natural gas to the people of (?on- (CiMitUiiM^ fn ta P « * « Oae) Auditorium Last Night To Slave Conditions^ gued, made it impossible to take To Pinehurst Qiiirkly age. Smoke, confined to the cellar „ 1 g of eeveral numbers, namely : Ing concerning the erection qf COMMUNITY RESTAURANT . niony at Miami Beach a t^dsheet rope. nectlcut.” Laddie." "Eight Belle, ’ "Bala- Broad Street echool, to be held In Into account special conditions soon passed out. Damage cou)d on baTnrdiiy known membem of tho racketaer- "The pictures would not show have been much heavier-had It not A delightful musical program mena,” "Cnieadcra’ Hymn." ' Pray- Verplanck auditorium next Tues­ 1 « NORTH MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Hartford, March 15.— —A la-* pecullar to each Industry. Fast, efficient work by Com­ USED CARS in* and criminal element and any itlam i Beach, Fla., March 15— any stab wounds or bullet holes, Rand Hinder* Firemen been for the quick work by al( was presented at the March meet­ Tr ” ^‘America the Beautiful" and day night and all were urged to Rourke, s})eaking for labor pany TV-o and Three of the South «en CIuRi will i^um a containing gw eral ref- (JP)— ^Elliott Rooaevelt, second son would they?’ Tobey asked. bor leader’s charge that "close to unions, and Senate Majority Lead­ Jncksonvllle, Ore., March 15— parties involved. Smoke did not ' Manchi r ing of the Verplanck Parent- ■ T h P Lord’s Prayer.” attend. ral« Bl th** sB- iMncea to Income or o f the late Prealdent, married Mra " I have an Idea the report will slave conditions" exist in Connect­ er Benjamin Leipner (D., Bridge­ (/Ti— .Sand, laid a foot deep on the Manchester' Fire department last even penetrate above the cellar • » i ‘varlolui And mifCtiiAn- The business meeting was con­ A social hour followed In the such Teacher Association last night In show he died aa a raault of the icut’s laundry Industry was met port), contended that a flat nilnl- roof of a building ha protection night resulted In saving consliler- sectlon.i. Bnrinv "Q«t-TO**U>*l’" ducted by Mrs. William Stuck, school cafeteria under the super­ MInnewa Bell Ross, California MH18 * the echool auditorium. fall.” Bala Insisted. mum for all industry should be es­ against Indian fire arrows, proved able damage to the store block at BUY NOW “ ““S One of the Senate crime com president. Gordon Todd gave an vision of Mrs. William Denncn and heireis, in a simple ceremony here by an immediate demand to prove the junetlon of Main street and Robert Johns, instructor of In- Tobey quoted Bals as saying at tablished. an annoyance to moe'V^7A^“„ echoole for the training of begln- Immediately after the brief serv­ with reglatration at 1# a. m. m o ing from "a mailer list of rack­ Tax Deadline minimum wage law. (Continued fron Page One.) coach on a visit to this one-tiide ceived a telephi'ne cal! about 10 Of ThaAJrop" nere. A beginners’ class enter­ ice, John Rooaevelt, Elliott’s broth­ Robert W. Hawthorne, spokes­ w li feiUure various t y p « of rec- eteers’’ containing the , tained the parents with several gold mining town, now is a drug o’clock from Mrs. F.llzabetli Birch EAST HARTFORD er, came out of the house, tmiling man for the Connecticut Laundry of the I’ tncldirst Soda Shop, to the GMdbye Heartburn )!!^lonal activities and discussion •'all known characters of this, numbers and did a fine Job. At M idnight would affect homes and businesses store. type.’’ In these cases, he explained, broadly, and invited newsmen and Owners, asaociatlon, defied Rourke now locate ’ on property adjacent Rev. Fred R. E^gar Miss Marjorie Kloppepburg. photographers to follow him "to prove that slave ronditinns" -Hello TUNIS! ^ ? V n e r a l topic of the discus- the bureau takee nothing for grant­ TELEPHONE 8-3231 to tile state-owneii parkway land. Qutdi relief for boot etomdch, *36 PLYMOUTH singing teacher, told of the music PHILCO ^ around the house to a back lawn exist. ed and goes behind the books and ( Continued from Pnga Ona) Norman said. Mo.st of these busi­ Bv add indiieiliott. Very nice tor a car o f thla Edgar, minister at South program In kindergarten and the Still only 10c. t 5 interest' lecords of tho taxpoyere Involved. Rev. facing the water, where his yacht. Rourke replied that he did not age. Radio, Heater. Good Methodist church, will give the flrst three grades. Tke first two nesses are clustered at cloverleaf honrftnff will oa Buttaffiy , Actually, he said, the bvireau hM Storm King II, was anchored. faster In the next few weeks. Over charge the existence of "slave crossing' _rcas. condition through- M C M benediction at the '‘Freedom my_ years the teacher helps the child been closely ^scrutinizing rack­ • The wedding was performed by conditions," but rather spoke of IF YOU LIKE TO LIVE IN out. Today only— wlWW 5 3 S X V ” m’’.’. observance 'n the VerpWhck to find hti voice by the use of 2,037,000 refunds, or nearly one- "close to slave conditions" In the The engineering department of O iastfand “ Your Carriage. Ma eteers’ tax returns for years. Judge George E. Holt of the Dade Nertheastern Gas Transmission school atidllorium on Sunday, tone games. The second and third of the total made since Jan. laundries. " In fact,’’.he said, "many of these third grade children receive pre­ County circuit court. It followed company has studied the question TUMS April 8...... 1, were crowded into the last H « offered to take committee ron TNI TUMMY *41 MERCURY " m IS? Ml " i * hoodlums and racketeers have paratory steps In note re d in g by three days the bride’s divorce of locating the pipeline adjacent week of February. members on a tour of laundries to MANCHESTER, WHY NOT Blne-Omy. Radio, Heater. been put into Jail only by the play note games, form rhythmic at Key West from Dr' Rex L, Ross, see for themselves, saying: to the Merritt Parkway—as sug­ A -l rubber. Complete mo­ bureau. Some of them face jail bands and are given an under­ Jr., a Santa Monica. Calif., physi­ The revenue bureau holies to gested by the parkway commission other activities. Local Slm leiil "The stink and smell and heat tor overhaul In $495 The program will conclude with for the second time. Thqj’ w y e standing of music appreciation. cian and surgeon. clean-up by June 16 nearly all the — I ’m telling you It’s tough to - and has determined it is com­ 1948. Only— $1,600,000,000 in estimated re­ reports from discussion Kroupa in Jail once and now we b*ve de­ Rhythmic Instruments were made take.” pletely impractical, the company WORK IN MANCHESTER? Indiana Soloist funds. Interest must -be paid on and Uis. Y-Teen closing cere- veloped fraud cases, and may de­ available to a group of volunteer Hawthorne disclosed at the president stated. refunds not mailed before April *41 PLYMOUTH S Door velop criminal reference* cases parents who formed a rhythmic NECTANOUlAt Probers Told hearing that a mfhimum wage Norman urged the commission DeLuxa1 band and entertained the i 1. The interest amounts to one- W * hov* an opening on first shift for competent " ’ fcJsponsibilitiea of the various against them again which will board has approved a new mini­ to "refrain from taking action on Redan. Radio and Hooter. Wesley R. .Smith, son hU and nCTUtI . half o f one per cent a month, maintenance mechanic. Must be able to do weld­ T-Teen groups for the Pf®**"*'" make It their second trip." ence. Of Sm uggling mum of 70 cents an hour for laun­ any resoluticns which undertake 5techanlc'n delight. Fix It Mrs. S, Raymond Smith of Strick­ Miss Martha White, supervisor equivalent to 50 cents a month on are listed as follows; reglstrttlon, dry workers, as compared to the I ) suggest an alternative route ing and have bosk knowledge of electricity and yuiiraeir. Good engine and land street, will be bass "plflat »t of music, led in community sing­ a $100 refund. Delay can cost the Manchester freshman-Mphomore old rate of 55 cents. It will be­ from our pipeline. nibber. Merhanic’a e e e e tiie RoberU-Parks Methodist ing with Mrs. Raymond Lucloiis ^ government millions. Numbing. Rate commensurate to ability. Apply Price— 8229 p K ^ a m book*, Plain- (Conttiraed from Page One) come effective, he said, if ap- "W e as.surc you," said Norman. U. S. Justice Church, Indianapolis. I"*^*^*; at the piano. Miss Whit* spoke | ■ Since the withholding tax sys­ Viqa Tri-Y; planned recreation. Palm 8\mday morning. He Glastonbury Y-Teens; free time police commissioner during the tem took effect in ,mid-1643, the also participate in the solo woi^ Lively recreation. Manchester Junior Y- H its Pressure administration of former Mayor government has paid back aroUhd *50 PAGKARU * when the choir 4 William 0*Dwyer, said he knew $9,000,000,000 in refunds to those Spencer Rubber Ptoducls Co. .Mrtnlllo Green. Genalna Teena: dlseusaloB froMP*-, Crucifixion” by Sir John Stainer Ian Irnfher npholatary, club Council; lunch. Manchester underworld figure Joe Adonis had whose paychecks were nicked too both nenta, cuahlonn and Yreshman-sophomore Y - Teens; (Continued from Page One) in the evening. a “ reputation of being connected" deeply for taxes. Chopel Street A graduate of Manchr.ster High j igriii-Jiii.a harkn. Under 8,000 mllen. and ceremonial, Manchester Sen­ with rackets. 'The peak refund year was 1B4B, I.lke new. You'll ba tl)a resenting McGee today. Tliey school, class of HH7, Mn Smith "Did you make an investigation when approximately 36,600,000 ior Y-Teena find real owner. Bhoxld argued that the U. S. Oietrict studied under G. I of thin?" he was asked. persons got refunds avera^ng Court In MissIs.Mppl had errone­ He was a member of the A crap- about $55 on income tax returns ■ell for $2485. M M A K "No, I did not," he answered. ROASTING CHICKENS Our 1‘rlre— 8 22 89 Textile W alkout ously denied McGe< e writ of nelle and Round Tabic singers and Q. Did you cause an Investiga­ for 1948. Income taxes were cut babcas corpus. participated In their concerts. SAFETY TESTER that spring, retroactive to the Aiitomntio drive. Whlta- tion to be made o f well.-known Most o f our new busines.s conies from one friend walln. Heater. They said the district court Formerly In the choir of Con­ racketeers? year’s start. Spread Threatens should have ^icrmitted the taking cordia Lutheran church here, for telling another that Olcott’s ia the place to go for A FF.W OTHERS A. No. TO CHOOSE FROM! of testimony, cross examination of a time he sang with the Ioca' chickens. W e advertise as a reminder that oiir USED CARS He also conceded he never probed Hospital Notes (Contlnaed froas Page One) witnesses and the appearance of South Methodist Church Choir, into the affairs of Costello, who chickens are the be.st to he bought and are al­ A ar* and has only sung during the past McGee himself during lU consid­ *19 Olds 98 2-DooP OrtiarPMIcaTVSsh has been named as Adonis’ bosa in ways available. *47 CHEYROLET mflle generally eet the pattern for eration of McGee’s application for month at the Indianapolis church. « lew « a crime combine. Fiatients Today ...... 143 2-tona Blue. Baanttful S- the industry wljlch Is why both a writ. Hp is n junior student at the U n - *48 Chev. Fleetlinc 1-Door He said he and O'Dwyer, now Door Sedan. Radio, Heat­ coin Chiropractic College. Indian- Admitted yesterday: Cynthia aidaa feel any strike will immedi­ Attorney Gericial J. P. Coleman *49 Olds 98 Convertible PRETTY COTTONS ambassador to Mexico, worked ROGER OLCOTT er, many othera. Ciena aa j ately spread to all of the CIO's of Mississippi argued that the apolia. * 1 9 9 ^ out the plan for the Anti-racketa Ott, 8$ Strickland street; Matthew a whUtle. Single aaraai c^tpn and rayon members. district court .has acted properly *46 Chev. Stylemasler ■quad, which Ball described aa Petrus. S3 Bilyue road; Mrs. Helen 403 West Center Street Telephone 7853 Very low mileage. For Sweet Little Girls Nmi Tm Wmutf The vote to strike In New Bed- on Uie basil of full Information. 2-Door "more of an information squad.” Luginduhl, Rockville; Katherine foM was 4,607 for and 2.282 He said the special plainclothes L petition on behalf of McGee T h r e e D e a d *46 Olds 66 4-Door Kirschbaum, 94 Benton street; Hpeelair^’ $1145 force sought "Inforpiation on crime AflAlflSt* was offered to Black and Burton Michael Brusewicz, Hartford: FREE Club la another development, 1.000 *46 Sludebiiker Champion .98 to analyze crime from day to day” by the NaUonal Lawyers guild, j R. R. (Irash Mrs. Annie Tedford, 92 Bissell *48 PACKARD independent loom fixers In Fall McGee's principal contentions | 111 2-Door and "information on gambling to­ River also voted to walk out at gether with rackets." street; Frank Yankowski, 92 Loxe. Gray. Low mllaaga. now are that he was convicted on: *47 Olds 98 2-Door North street; Linda Berzintki, 58 Overdrive, Radio, Heater. midnight tonight unless their de­ (Contlnaed from Page One) Loft- CInderelle broadcloth dross with chock trim on front and Bals denied he contributed to it ir if 'k it it it it it it it perjured testimony and that Mis-, Bleevei. Ruffle on skirt gives ador«blc apron effect. Royal, red or Bissell street; Mrs. Doris Church, Electro - elnteh. Olaaa. mands lor a 12 per cent wage hike slselppl has ncvei Imposed the ’46 Pontiac Streamliner BENSON’S O’Dwyer’s 1045 campaign, or that Crystal Lake. is met. death sentence on a white man for the crash, state police reported all 4-Door he solicited funds for It. it it it it it it it it it it it flie offer by the New Bedford R ig M -*N a L u l° bniadcloth dnMS has shii rod bodice, liny collar RADIO — TELEVISION — APPLIANCES Admitted today; Robert Benson, $1499 rape, whereas Negroes have been the Injured had been taken to hos­ Bals now lives at Fort Lauder­ and Fall River mill owners also In- pitals. About a dozen ambulances *41 Chrysler Royal 2-Door and tie sash. For toddlcr.s in aqua, pink or maize, sizes 1 to 3. dale, Fla. 251 Spring street; Mrs. Pearl Bas­ executed for that crime. 713 Main Struut Telephone 3535 sett, Rockville. cloded an Increase In hospitallxa- and police squad cars were dis­ Closed Monday. Open Tuesday through Saturday 9-.30 A. M. “Top Brass Crooked” Others To Choose From Discharged yesterday: GaU I *59 PACKARD ^Sll^r >tlon benefits from $7 to 88 a day; patched to the scene. to 5:30 r. M.; Fliday to 8;.50 P. ______The witness -said he believed Exqolnlte anodliiBi Mae. X-ray allowances boosted from Franco flreete Envoy police used torches lo cul "some of the top brass of the po­ Webster, 1063 Middle Turnpike, Open EvennKS H m> “Oraamboat" ear for gae to $80 a year; surgical bene- through twi.stcd wreckage-to free lice depastment are crooked.” He east; Mrs. M,.ry Thompson, South a man or family that ap- Madrid, Spain. March 1.^ Coventry: Miss Olive GaUtgher, flte Increased from $1,50 to $200, John. Balfour today prr.sentecl the vtettme. admitted making the stitement preelates quality, beauty, and tecident and sickness benefits bifS - ■ — 60 Bunce drive; Mrs. Mary Mc­ hie creclential.s to GcnerBlt.ssinio The bodic.s of Mrs- Allan and MANCHESTER during a previous Interview ^v^th luxury and prentiga. New Increased from $17.50 to $22.50 a her baby were remove*! from the committee aides. Francisco Franco as Britain a first Kinney, 14 Eldrldge street; Miss ear gnaraatoa. Radle, crumpled seat of one of the coach- ambassador here in more than five Asked about the statement to­ Arline Hainsworth, 12 Deerfield Heater, WhltawaO Tires, In announcing rejection. Rieve MOTOR SALES Ultramatle Drive, Oem- years. The ceremony in the Na­ es. ^ day, he said, “ That’a right, yopr drive; Raymond Mozzer, Bolton aaid that "by their own admission .State Police Commisaioner uon- plate. Priced reaaoaahiy tional Palace was frosty but cor­ WEST CENTER at Investigations will bring that out.” Lake; Donald Botticelli, 43 Essex 1 the employers have made an offer Bld S. Leonarib in command of to make you buy! rect. British Laborites have been Asked if he remembered saying street. troopers at the scene, said then HARTFORD ROAD , which la only enough to repay the caustically critical of the Franco that "Each plarnsclothesman has Discharged today; Carl Kicking, FOR EASTER and FOR SPRING workers what they have lost since deaths were a "pathetic sighi," a list of gamblers in his district,” regime. North Coventry; Mrs. Norma *$7 PACKARD IM*ek, laat September because of the cost Bals said " I ’m sure I didn’t say Young, 44 Victoria road; Mrs. Heater. Solid ear al of-Uving Increaee." PRE - INVENTORY Elioabeth Miorrisoa, 470 Main “ weak" Bals’ special anti-racketa squad street; Mrs. Barbara French, 56 Only— $199 MISCELLANEOUS was short-lived. Three months aft­ Porter street: Mrs. Frances Glass Greateet value In toara! Report Favors er It went to work in April, 1946 } DOORS (Limited Sizes) and daughter, 17J Garden drive; */] - Toa Ptekup, he said, it was mysteriously brok. Mrs. Marion Utvinchyk. Rock­ I ...0 1 2.’10 Odd Brick ...... *50 CMC Model FCIOL Labor Measure .’ll)— 2 Panel Fir. Wide Dottom Rail en up. He said from a "rumor ville. ^nestf BECK’S .. .11.00 8 FI. and 10 Fi. Round Chestnut Posts New. Brewster greea, 18— 6 Panel Pine ...... angle" one reason was that "the Births yesterday; A son to Mr. . . . .T.-'rO Clirome grille, oU Alter, .j_I*res8edwood Flush D iw irs...... I 6 Ft. Tapered Cedar P osts ...... top brass was worried” for fear and Mrs. George Gordon, Rock­ oU air-bath cleaaer. Da- (CeaUaaed tnai Page One) ___ 9.00 his squad would start an Inquiry — F ir Flush Doors ...... 8 Ft, Tapered Cedar Posts ...... ville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. dereoattng. Spare. Ba- .5.00 up into the “ protection racket.” Charles Price, 3 Drive D, Silver IT COSTS NO MORE! group of bills Increasing the an- Jester Fashions Plus a few other doors from Packaged White Pine Window Trim low Market $1499 Tiugl eppropriations for some of .■)flc package Bals said he had heard accusa­ Lane homes. A t 1— Aluminum Swing-Up, Canopy T> pe. 4 Patterns ...... tions that some of the squad "were Birth today: A daughter to Mr. tWe county law libraries. The In- .58.00 ...... 1.00 4-Door. creaaea authrolzed by the meas­ Garage Door ...... 4 Turned Clothes Posts ...... involved with bookmakers" but and Mrs. Oscar Phillips, Rockville, *48 PACKARD ures. which now go to the House, .. 9c sq. ft. theae reports were "never s)rf>- I . 890* 16 X 16 Celotex Ceiling Tile stantlated.” He said departmental Genuine Custom Oar. include; New Haven cownty law Asks U. S. Fay Stork BeautIfnI aU around. m i l l i n e r y ...... 1.5c "Jealousy’’ may have caused the library from $11,000 to $14,000; 390’ 8 X 12 X 12 Terra Cotta Partition Tile About 18,000 mlleo on Bridgeport, from $10,000 to $13,- WINDOWS, SASH squad’s elimination. Washington, 'March 15— {JF) — It’s definitely BECK’S for the pick of Easter Odd Mouldings: To 1” Wide. Ic lin speedometer. Overdrive^ OOO; Danbury, from $650 to $800; Ha insisted "results were ob- Some prospective mothers would Jlats— pastel flowered, navys, blaek.s, .hmior lin. ft.— To 3” Wide, 3c hn. ft.— ^o 1 Wide tc hn. ft. Radio, Heater. Top value Norwich and New London, from tainad" by the squad before it was be relieved o f one big worry under at bottom price. M l MKM $1,500 to $2,250. Deb and Youthful Matron. and SCREENS 1 Plasticrele Garden Burner, Damaged ...... wipad out. provisions of a bill fntroduced in It’s a steal at 8IV9V It wae a day of festivity as well A large assortment of sizes and styles, including storm Bala was questioned closely the House today by Rep. Flood (D- aa business for the legislators. The 6 Steel Dampers 42” , Rusted ...... 4..i0 ea. about the death of Brooklyn gang­ Pa). ^ sh and some f\iU length w in d ow screens. feetlvltles took the form of a spe­ ‘6’ and 8’ Round Colonial C olum ns...... - l- « » ster .Abe Reles several years ago If they are wives of servicemen ’M f a g k a A d s ; : ^ . - cial program given In the hall of 2 .9 8 5 .9 8 suitable for hot-bed sash...... at .lOc per sash and up luxe. Ixiw mileage. Radio, as a major witness in Brooklyn’s and are financially embarrassed 8* Turned Veranda P osts ...... tx’ Heater. Excellent tiape- the House to honor 8t. Patrick. murder. Inc., case. they would get up to $100 from The Legislature will not be in portatlou. Best dollar to y *>24 Ft., 2* X 8’ X '/ i” Asphalt Gypsum Sheathing >c sq. ii. Olalim Fall Killed Reles Uncle Sam to help pay maternity seaslon on Saturday, St. Patrick's J Sals’ description o f the circum- In town! Very, $1198 Day, so the legislators celebrated'' LUMBER A Few ’ Damaged Combination Doors (a handy costa. very special a t lopay. COATS 2.000 Ft.. 1 X 6 Fir Roofers T & G .. ... * 90.00 per M repair t h e s e )...... t r The newest in Topper.s and Long Coat.s in *49 PACKARD Appeaiiag 800 Ft., 6, 10 hnd 12” F^astern JVhite Pine ^ gray. Tip-top condlHoa. R c ji e c t B i d I fine 100% wool gabardines and broadcloth in Choice family car. Very black, navys and pastels. Sizes for .lunior 3.000 Ft., Used Roofers *r & G, R W x U L 60.00 per M SILBROS WELCOME THOSE WHO WAITED special C l f i d f t At Bigelow ' ifiss and Women’s. 5.000 Ft., 11-16 X 3, 4. 5 and 6” Spruce INSULATION at 8 1 0 9 9 Roofers T & G ...... Pal-O-P.k for ponrio*fn .HI, «>"' TO SHOP, WITH OPEN ARMS, WITH FULL i (Co'aUnued from Page One) *49 PLYMOUTH DeLuxe 2 X 10 No. 2 Fir D4S, 300 12, 16 10 _ about 26 sq. ft., 3” th ic k )...... *...... 6 1 5 *9 8 - 3 9 . 9 8 (Can be ripped to 2 x 4 and 2x6) .... lOo.OO per M 4-Ooor. Gorgeous light mgnt. This trouble and numerous I RACKS AND IMMENSE VARIETIES ’ blue. One owner, ot^er troubles have resulted from I I'/i X 8 and I'/i z 12 No. 2 Red Cedar D4S 75.06 per M Try It— the attitude of this person.” I (Good for rustic outdoor tables and benches). Bigr Kt $I2M The company, through James 4M n I X 4 E«t.n, Whit, Pin. T & C. Jackson, plant manager. ’ issued I DRESSES . LIME 'ASOADiLUO*"*dnaette. this stgtem.ent: EVERYTHING NEW FOR SPRING. SMART For Lawns, Gardens and Flower Beds .... 50 lb. bag 45c Hydramatte, Radio, Heat- n ’he message from the Intema^ | Colorful prints and navys with dash of white. 'tmd flatterimg aa. Low nllea. Oorgwma. Uceial prealdent of the union clear­ piVM Sizes 9 to 20, 14Vj to 24i/^. AND DESIRABLE CLOTHING FOR MEN, The car with a oae-yoar ly suppoits our position that the 400 Ft„ 4, 5. 6 and 7” Champtein Knotty ^ waittag lisL Yon ea« hava previkioila of the contract abould Dina Pancliliff ...... loOJItI per ffl this oaa bow. hejfOlMrwed emd the people return WOMEN AND CHILDREN lo Avork' While the grlevancei are , . - 300 Ftn 1V4 * 4 Eastern While Pine T & G . • 80j00 p ^ M CaxvMtl- 6 9 8 1 9 *9 8 250 Ft„ 1 a 12 N. C. Pine D 4 S ...... 30.00 per M WINDOW FRAMES dUlcussed. The company la willing > i r n *42 PACKARD hle.Blaek. to Ait down with the union at any 200 Pt., 1 X 6 No. 4 Ponderosa Pine D4S . ■-J ® # JJ I A few “All-Purpose” Frames V 4” x^4’ 6 ” . . .5.00 ea. LOW PRICES! EASYCREDIT! Overdrive. Eiectro^elotek. time after this Is done to discuss 1 100 Pt^ 1 X 3 Maple Flooring ...... 1 OO.UO per M Radio, Heater. Good rad ■ grlcvaaoee." I No. 807A Detail Window Frames, Unigue leather npholateiy. tb iia I 180 Ft.. 1 x 4 Clear Red Oak Flooring ... . 230.90, per. M ^1 YOUR 10 — lt'4 — 14 ONE ACCOUNT OUTFITS THE Balancea ...... y y r///rf ' AND 16-INCH r s SET Priced at 8W99 BLOUSES Quantities are approximate. To Move Phst! H e r e W i n TRADE IN FOR DUMONT ENTIRE FAMILY! Fashion hit Blouses to sjwtlight every suit DtlIvtrits win bt modlt on ordtri oyar $50.00 fotd. Super 4-Door F b tM ry OoM 49BUICK S^TMe. Badte, ! In Flower Show in luscious colors. Feminine and tailored AN pricM art ntt cash. To Yoar Hand with styles, in short, or long sleeves. Sizes Heater, Fog Ughtab Seat i ii JE W E U U N 0 8 COME IN AND CHARGE IT Covere, DlieetleBal SIg- hy Walter ' BIG ALLOWANCES tour. UaBcbester Garden club 32-44. b i A L 5145 Bale, Clock, ate. A-1 teasp- were among those re- See them ia 'VOOtlB. So# AT portoUea. U lead low ceivlmpz^^awardB a t the Spring them on display here. Sg ex- GET OUR DEAL TODAY ' iMld at the West quiait^ 1/20 1|K Gold Fillod $195 1 .9 8 6 . 9 8 ^ o g a .. . plain, genuine stone, REFORE THE 25% TAX! H aittRiMt Armory, Which Juit I 1 penrl...som e cultured, aome ciahitliiJay. *50 BUICK I wiaaers ara ga tol- Tok* A6v«Nita9« «f Our Uy-Aw ay Pl«i! atniulated. ■ Hard to' diatin- gulah from coatly beirlooma. BldoltC^ Bay Itl received Mveral m f L O N Hard to reaiat at thaaa ^ e a a . tcularly for her 1 rrora 96J6 to H64S _ J o t SlWIas. Her gardener, G estfh. Clsric. also received H O S IE R 'r - AIM In the I 846 Tel. 358 EAST;fiRynnEii'S CENTER ST^TELEPHONE .5191 A splendid selection is the 2-1688 Main St. sweet ihsdee. ' OPEN WED., THURS.. FRI. UNUL 9 P. M. ■ {RiinnER’ (At Center Street Roilrood Overpafs) ★ it it it it it it it it it '’158 B|Mt CdBtor I 881 M A infsTREIT MANCHESTER ^9c-l.( NEXT TO FIRESTONE’S ^ ic it ir ■ic.-'^.a it ★ WdtI., 8ffl MjAlN ST. (Across From St. James’s (^urch) Uutil 9 / ■ \ , /

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNh THURSDAY. MARCH 16, 1961 PAGE m N t: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. MARCH 15, 1951 of the U.S.S. Tarawa by the State to pay the delinquent taxta. Oils, that had tortured him for nearly a of Connecticut. Insofar aa wo arc in Philadelphia, said he la coming year. She recalled he played by take tha project and havinc aoma State Adopts Death Takes error, the new world policy aoMHi Hard Luck Tale Houseworii able to determlnei from our rec­ to Ix>R Angeles next Monday and tlic tree all day Tuesday "and I've new corporation start from Save Six Air Force Men IVlanchester Trust Co. ords, thla la the first Instance in hopea to straighten out tha mat­ never seen him happier." •boo) to moke tti poMctn »c- scratch in the staal ftald would be Told by Soldier U. S. S. Tarawa which the people of a state have ter after conferring with his law­ Cancer Bahv Tuesday night, Mrs. Ridlon said, ttoaa oonfonn to lU own prlncl- Connecticut considerable. An estebliahcd steel Easy Without. taken such action.".^ yer, Joseph N. Rosa. He said ef lie kisRcd his parents and brother pleo. Wo ora wmtehlng oomiUilnK firm, for inatence, would bsve es- From Floating Camp Site Til sting Is Advanced Governor Lodge, who served as he needs more time to pay the sn- « ’ and said; "I want to go to alpep tablUhed sources of supply of ore Memphis, Tsnn., March 18—(F) ram entirely new in the hletory of the a naval officer In World War II. Uro amount. now." He died 12 hours later. O k .m e . Yankee and coal, estsblisbed transport —Hare's the tale of woe Pvt. John NaggingBackache Becomes First to Get recently asked permission for Con­ Nelghbora protested when Cole Strphrn Ridlun Dio on w'orld nt work, ond It li beginning, services, and an eotabllahed poel- Anchorage, Alaska, March 1 5 - .Mass and g*'- Borenaen, a 17-yeaiM>ld rookie WImb kldntjr tuiMifaan »Iowt down, many necticut to "adopt" a naval vessel. bought the house In the Hancock Cot I’lillpfl Up lo 11 is The Labrador retriever Is a gch- even m we watch It, to And its By A. R. O. slon in the conaumeCs market. It folk* eompUIn ef najnrlnv backaclie. Ina* of lumps Ahead 211! Official Permission for Ha explained that "Inasmuch as Park region In 1948, but when the tlr, friendly dog. * the. nlcknam e-Cathe | The staUon "Island" circumference. U about from Arkansas to get his bW - diuretic. Used eueccesfulty by mllllonfi for States compiled by a financial S.8. Tarawa. Los Angeles, March 15 i/l’i Tlic Orrmana want to set the rec­ sorrowing motlicr ycstor• *•' *■ 8®®’" can receive punishment. took them to Barter Island, on the Russell B. Hathaway, president moved from the southerly side of I they bail to resort to luiusuAI north Alaska Const, thence here. Frank Bogert, manager of the the Camp Meeting road, afford­ "p j^ e h er. .teweeentetteee; The At any rate, they will be labeled Ingenuity, If one could eall It Thunderblrd HoM at Palm Springs, of the Manchester Trust Company Black Markets Two of the eight men stationed FUEL and RANGE OIL called attention to the fact that ing a chance to wlilen and improve juliue Relhewe Special H*p^ for what they arc. that, to earry out ttielr tri­ Calif., said the couple dined and Tofk. Cb‘c**o, i^troU at the camp bad beqn flown out FALSE TEETH the Institution is strictly a com­ it. umph of ultimate eonfuslon. earlier on a resupply mislon. Per­ danced th^re Monday night, held The new highway will permit a But there is Ju.sl te much moral A certain degree of self-hj|»- mercial bank, having no savings MBjIBCR AdDIT BDRBJtU o r Greeneville. Tenn., March 15— sonnel stationed at the "Polar Air han(«a and kissed, That Loosen road with almost three times the sickness, to our mind, in some­ nosls seems to ha\^ beim e.\- i/D Black markets on a scale Miss Taylor, 18, divoiced HUtop deposits. Its growth reflects the UR.,'1....' IONS. Force Baae" included: Need Net Emborress increased business being trans­ width that formerly offered. IbuT/i Hit lews is Ml Hly tlM IftBUllW... thing which was di.sclosed at ereised by which sonH- of the never before known may be ex­ Capt. M. F. Brlnegar, Falla last Jan. 30, teatlfylng ha abused More and more traffic is using The Herald ."r'i..ini Company, Inc., Individuals Involved in the Many wM-rera of faixe trrth have aur OIL HEATING acted in Manchester and the town's eeaunea m- Onenclal rreponelbmiy tor VVa-shlngton last week—something pected under present price control City, Neb.; Chaplain Capt. Father and r^cglected her. They were mar­ fared real emberraaement because their this route as residential sec^ons ItHUHM h eu M o o o d steel mill matter, self-enjoined piMus, says a top farm leader. ried last May 6 and separated seven growing importance aa a business uputrxphical Tore appeartna In id that was, apparently, completely Tom Cunningham, Little Diomede plate dropped, slipped or wobbled et EQUIPMENT and trading center. are starting to build up in the to regard eertaln Information Allan B. Kline, president OT the months later. JuM (he wrong time. Do not live In wrtSanienU ind otter within the daw—something lliat is Island, Alaska; T^Sgt. Keith R. Mr. Hathaway expressed con­ south Bolton and Birch Mountain In Tte Hancheetet Beentnf Herald. as a dee|> sei-rel, sueiM-edeil so Anierlran Farm Bureau Federa­ Clemmons, Trenton, Mich.; Sgt. The couple could not be nached tear of this happening to you. Just areas. Besides this, considerably imkmf more likely to he considered smart well that they ignored the sprinkle a little FASTERTH. the alka­ Estimates On Request fidence in the future of Manchester Thursday. March 15 tion, told the Tennessee Burley Donald H. Gardner, Clarendon, for comment. line (non-ecld) powder, on your plate*. 08 Increa-scd through traffic to tearing that information Tobacco Growesa Association here a manufacturing and business political and business strategy Pa.; Lt. Jesse F. Charbula. Port Hoick felee teeth more (Irmly so they CALL community. He also stressed the Gilead and Hebron-Colchcster oothecanbe might have on their own ac­ yesterday that "you cannot con­ The chrysanthemum Is regard- rather than s violation of any Lavaca, Tex.; S/Sgt. Hubert B. feel more comfortcble. Does not eoui. attractiveness of the Town's resi­ areas is travelling this road. The History We WatdT tions. trol the millions of prices In a Rooney, Norwood, Mass.; Cpl. Jo ­ ed as the flower for November Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). 2-1257 code. What happened was this; and the topaz as the jeweL Get FA9TEETH at any drug store. dential areas, as a result of which imtilyoufry lew WICU hH IIMI lEW lum.tssi The shlpworm—a mollusk—did Following General Rldgway'a free economy." seph X. Gauthier. Shrewsbury. hundreds of families arc moving This was the story of former Last November, the New Eng­ A free economy Is needed, the $21 million worth of damage In into Manchester each year. assertion that "it would be a tre­ Oongros.sman Joseph E. Ca.sey of land Steel Development Corpora­ Iowa farmer said, for that steady San Francisco Bay in two years. tion, created by the New England mendous victory for the United .Massachusctla, who made some rise In production which hits In­ Nations If the war ended with our Council to be Ita legal and corpo­ flation at its source and at the $250,000 this way: rate agent In the process of bring­ same time diseourages agg'^ssion. A b o u t T ow n foroea in control up to the 38lh He organized a corporation ing a steel mill to New England, parallel," the foUowlng despatch exteniled an option on the propo­ "It is the production of the Uni­ which arranged to buy live tank­ ted States and not our Army and from Lake Success appeared In sition of u steel mill at Waterford Edgar H. Clarke of the ('larke ers from the United States Mari­ to an estalillshed member of the Navy which ia our first defense." Insurance Agency, 175 East Center yeaterday’a New York Times; time Oommlsslon, and then ar­ steel Industry, the Bethlehem Steel he said. street, has been appointed a mem­ "United NaUona diplomaU re­ ranged to lease these tankers to a Corporation. , ber of the Finance committee and Thla private corporation, taking vice-chairman of the Local Boards , ported today that the idea of uni- large American oil company. Hav­ fylng Korea by military victory this option, laid down a condition Waterbiiry Clock committee of the Connecticut As- ! ing completed these arrange­ of complete secrecy about Its re­ aoclatlon of Insuram^e Agents. throughOMt the country was being ments, he borrowed $10,000,000 lationship to the project, along President, 92, Dies Raymond Jewell of Bolton wrb quietly dropped. from an Insurance company. He with a condition that no other named to the Fire Safety com­ **OBUtloiisly nnd without com* steel Inilustry be approached on mittee. borrowed this $10,000,000 on the mitiaairta tha United SUtee la the project. Waterbury, Man'i 15 lA”! Irv­ Tfcf 4nV*Ai9tafif* strength of hts prospects of being • This secrecy was so strenuously ing Hall Chase, 92, who rose from The meeting of the Holy Angels , —Id to tia aonaldinrlng uia poattlob able to buy the idle tankers from observed that the leaders In the .shipping clerk to the projiUency Mothers Circle this evening at that^tha Uhl ted Natiotm military the government and then lease New England movement who knew i ;,f ii,e Waterbury Clock company, eight o'eloefc w4H be held at the job ^ end aoDMWhere around that a private steel firm was In- ,iiccl nt his home here last night, home of Mrs. John Donnelly. 63 them to a private concern. When the attK ’liaraUel and that the aec- vpived*spoke of that fl"m only as np was a member of a family Starkweather street, instead of iit he got the $10,000,000 he bought "Santa Claus,” an anonymous and l prominent in Industry bore, a the home of Mrs. Robert Brown as ood talk —imlflcatlon—will de­ r*SM O v t U Ssnttrm u P«r< StlmUt Ctfttt M l Dnmv. Mtkw Dtm*u MML the tankers. hopeful nomenclature. gi’adtinte of Yale and a former previously announced. Mrs. Jean ­ pend on poUUcal Jockeying that He made his $250,000, in other But, for more than four months, | .state Senator. He was president of ette Graham will be the guest may laat a long time." those on the top Inside of the New tlic Waterbury board of park com­ speaker. words, for a little bookkeeping Here la, at leaat, reoognlUoo of F.ngland steel mill effort knew missioners in 1926, 1927 and 1928 and a little finagling which took that what was in prospect was. if 1 ml had been a member of the The Past Chiefs club of Me- i (H<««ething theae cohmuta have five idle tankers belonging to the the proposition proved feasible, oo d since 1921. morlal Temple Pythian Sisters ; baan aasertlng for aome time— Chiice Held directorships In the people of this country and put the entrance of an established steel wall meet tomorrow night at eight ' MOST EVERYONE KNOWS THAT fite* tha United Nattona has It maker Into New England. . iui.'-e Rolling Mills, Compa, N. Y., o'clock at the home of Mrs. Eliz­ them to work for a private com­ wtthbi Ita own power, without for­ Tills was the left hand. 'i'be Chase Metal Works manufac- abeth Caverly, 38 Williams street. pany. Also, quite legally, he used What the right hand was t.iiiiig Co., Waterbury Manufao- mal negotiation with China, and RALPH WETHERELL KNOWS corporate procedures to avoid psy- doing, all this time, was to luri : ■ Co,, Waterbury Hotel corp., The Augustana Lutheran church- 1 without rifplfta aapitary victory engage the engineering firm the Anieiiciin Printing Co„ Water- income taxes on-his profit. es of the Hartford District are throughout J^iofca. to establish a. of C'orerdalo and t'olpltts to Ijiirv Nieklo Co., Smith and Griggs i 4 • k fiate 'W sponsoring a program of muslp by HOW TO RAISE THE BEST One of the SenataTSi questioning Miiuifnctiiring Co.. and The oondltian of ponce In Korea. make a report on tte feasibil­ the Upaala College choir on Sun- | Mr. Casey was puzzled os to how ity of the New England mill, Waterbury National Bank. He day, April 1, at 4 p.m. at the New j That fhie rooognltlon should be his company could charter the on the assumpllnii that the loaves five daughters, 15 grond- Britain High school auditorium. I FOWL FOR MILES AROUND! eapreaesd by tha United Nations proposed mill would be built iliiUlron and 17 greatgrandchil­ ships before it owned them, or oommander in the field and, at the and operated liy an entlrel.v dren. also two sisters. Funeral An automobile driven by Louise , FRESH DRESSED lb. S3t Taste it and discover. borrow $10,000,000 from an insur­ new and ln(l«*|>endenl eorimra- .services will be held Saturday at same time, appear In United Na- M. Muehlelsen, 41, of 29 South (61 j to 7 Pounds Average). ance company, using the ships a.s tlon. 2 p. m. from the Second Congrega­ High street, New Britain, struck dlphxnaUc level dlacussibns collateral, before it actually own­ The difference helwoon having tional Church. Burial will ba in the parked car of Earl R. Hamp­ ... WONDIRFUL NIWJFLAVOR-DIMCACYI at Lake Bueeeas Is heartening In­ an established steel firm under- Riverside Cemetery here. ton, 31, 125 Summer street, yester­ ed the ships. BABY BEEF LIVER (Uscious!)...... lb. 75c dication that a policy from which day afternoon on Cooper street Ah! Here it is . . . a new flavor, a new delicacy never found "Well, senator," Mr. Casey re­ OUR OWN PURE PORK SAUSAGE MEAT. lb. 65c nothing but good can follow may near Summer street. Damage was plied, "you have to synchronize minor and no arrests were made. in a margarine before! Taste it and think of June days, actually be adopted. those things." We aay that nothing but good A rehearsal of Center church ELM CITY (CeHo. Pkq.) SLICED BApON. .lb. 59c fresh flowers and sunshine. Costello is a rat, and those polf- can follow a Ufilted Nations pol­ Oo-Weda spring show. "CAirricull- ! FERRIS HICKORY SMOKED tlcians and business firms which icy ef halting military action at Curricula," will be held tomorrow SLICED BACON ...... lb. 75c cooperated with him are smeared night In Woodruff hall after the ...LONGER-LASTING FRESHNESS I the 88th parallel. by their association. Oasey is a Red Cross meeting. I t wlU mean that the United No Other spread made stays fresh longer than New Nucoa personable former Democratic Nations has aucoaeded in its own David Barry. 47, of 11 Preston " CUT-UP CHICKEN PARTS Congressman, and what he did street, Worcester, Mass., was ar­ margarine. Test it yourself against any other spread at any original objective—that of thwart­ Breasts — Lfqs *— Wings — Soup Moot — Uvors was make a shrewd use ol, politi­ rested thla morning for Intoxica­ ing aggression aimed at the Unit­ tion. He will be presented in Town price. It is really fresh! cal influence and the cooperation CUT-UP FRYERS ...... lb. 49c ed Natlcns-sponsored Republic of Court Saturday. of very respectable financial ROASTING CHICKENS ...... lb. 49c Korea. Chapman Court, Order of Am­ TURKEYS, 6-8 Lbs. Avg., Eviscorateri...... lb. 83c ...MARVELOUS NEW TEXTURE I It win Inevitably mean the end sources, and the world shrugs its ahouldcrs. But, fundamentally, makes aranth. will meet tomorrow eve­ of war and bloodshed In Korea. ning at eight' o'clock 4n the Ma­ You’ve ncv6r used a spread with the smooth, even terhire there is more similarity between Wa make that assertion boldly, on full-color sonic Temple. A program of enter­ GOVERNMENT-INSPECTED BEEF CUTS of New Nucoa. Unspoiled by temperature changes, it is tha ground that, even If the Chl- Costello and Casey than dilTer- tainment will follow the business ence. and refreshments will bq served a great achievement of modem processing. neae Oonrununlsts are not as anx picture taking by Mrs. Carl Peterson and her THE HOUSE OF JOHN MORRELL lous as we are to halt hostilities committee. Officers will wear their BLOCK CHUCKS (Bono In ) ...... lb. 73c colored gowns. honorably In Korea, they cannot Case Ends. Curiosity Lives i a cinch BONELESS C H U C K S...... lb. 89c long maintain military action The rcfii.sal of the United States The Mary McClure group of the BONELESS RIB ROAST ...... lb. 95c agaliut a line at which United Supreme Court to entertain th>, It’s the test niiDiuture we've ever seen for so little money. H ^ Second Congregational Women's Indhridvoi foil-wrapped Nations military strength and f t.,’1 lens and nasli 200 shutter. Only 829.95, Including Federal League will meet tomorrow eve- EXTRA LEAN appeal of Alger Hiss represents Tax. ' ning with Mrs. George Stifea of FRESH GROUND-HAMBURG ...... lb. 73c United Natlona legality and world the legal end of Ut, matter, and 125 Hollister street. Members are V4-lbe YOIOW Printo morality are all combined. he must serve his time for having. reminded to bring clothing to be CUT-UP BEEF FOR STEW ...... lb. 89c sent to Ellis Island. It will show that the United Na­ In the judgment of the federal m tions, by process of trial and er­ jury, bed about hla connections The Manchester Garden Club ror, but nonetheless In a s\tift and tran.sactlons with Whittaker PRIbCRlFTION PHARMACY will meet Monday evening, March SMOKED WHOLE SHANKLESS evolution of policy In its first at­ Chambers, the admitted Commu­ 9 0 1 MAIN STRUT* MAMCHrSTEk 19, in the Robbins room of Cen­ tempt at enforcing world law, has ter Church house. An interesting nist spy. He is guilty in the eyes program will be provided by the FORST FORMOST HICKORY learned to limit its operations and of the law, and, although he him­ members who attended or exhibit­ rastrain Its own sword. cm h y self contiqpes to maintain that the rr. m m shop ed at the recent flower shows. A social time with refreshments will HAMS... 69c POUND It will mean that the United evidence on which, be was convict­ Nations hss not only learned how follow. ed was gathered and accumulated FORST FORMOST e .....to repel Aggression, but also how with the precise plan of wreaking The Covenant. Hi-League will to make peace after aggression Chambers' personal vengeance meet tomorrow evening at 7:16 at All Bm I Frankfurh lb. 74e the church on Spruce street; and bas been repelled. » upon him for some undisclosed on Bat.urday evening the Covenant | ' FORST FORMOST We have repeatedly said that. If reason, his own lack of proof of BOYS SHOES ' League will meet at the home of ■Ol ONLY with othor nw reerlees the United Natlona could realize such a theory leaves public judg­ im. 'i' Mr. and Mrs. Hjalmar Carlson of Easltr Polish lb.$5c RUT wlHi tho m ofil oxpoMfilvo fiproadsl theae things. It would find itself ment still resting on the evidence ' 9 Hemlock street. The group will •be entertained by motion pictures. very close to victory In Korea. It Itself. IMtIa RobH brown So that you can make your own comparisons right away and la, today, very close Indeed to that 18 oxford- Do obis* find out for yourself how much more delicious New Nucoa is, This not to say that the pub- oroor Porollta Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duncan, Brauaiibwaicir lb.69e victory. Uc curiosity and the public sense formerly of Ridge street, who re­ a ipodal offer is being made for a limited time. T ear out tha Miot. Robber cently moved to their new home If the United Nations can do of absolute justice have been per­ bosb. 8R D FORST FORMOST valuable coupon below. Cash it in on a pound of New Nucoa widtbt. on Little street, wrere surprised this thing which now seems to fectly satisfied. Even those who Eje Wltnefi* Television Monday evening by a group of the . . . and discover a great new flavor-pleasure today. be clearly in the air, then, It M tosll SmokMl Roolattas lb. 79o prosecuted Hiss and those who be­ to 8. members of the Friendship Circle, seems to us. It will finish, success­ lieve him guilty must wonder why, m u m M 9 0 f Television, s. of which Mrs. Duncan is a mem­ fully, iU writing of one of the ber. Hoetesses were Mrs. C. Pet­ 10% OFF ON THE PURCHASE OF 12 OR MORE If guilty, he did not confess and er Carlson • and Mrs. John Krln- PACKAGES OF FROllN FRUITS OR VBGETAlLiS most Important pages in all hu- clear his conscience. And those Proven in more than a million homos Jak. Delicious refreshments were man'IUMim^. Tha textbooks of wild hoped or who still believe bnjoyt^ and their friends present­ the futim , w» think, wUl look '-'iifaYi-*; ed a g ift,to Mr. and Mrs. Duncan that he is Innocent must wonder for their hew home. Plenty off Parking SpMO Wblla Shopping bac^ on this Korean action, this *h y . If Innocent of the perjury first ^ecUve enforcement of a with which he was charged, Jie |g!W against aggression, as neverUieleas Ued during hla eflort THE THIS COUPON WORTH 1 0 < tbiiftEbI turning point In the af- defend himself. ttwwdpwcfcfiffififfififirhMMfifNfiwNfiCfifi. MH-3 f s ^ b f AMn smd naUona. to The frequent goaolp assumption $ERVICES 8WN aN» MiitiNT TO TOM fiaocia. Tyi r i have been mUtakes in —that It has been some ohame SA VI thiSHlifo^ which-have led it even greater than that of parjury riifit interpret the wishes mils, and which hny^^oitea which has kept the full truth from SAPILT WITH •* ll TELEVISION Ipmeoeasary tradl^ There of the ffiMilF. tt f i * being admitted or revealeri—wUl . l eae .Stale. *ipiWWatg and gencrala LT. •urvive, to some extent, until the IM m le SMta'i r-o lasw te—M I. M-tfoM

... .1 MAMUHCSiER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1961 PAG|L,«LRV ' . ” I ■. J Myers commercial fisherman, said Mika Ida R. Block, over to watch hav«> to use up vital copper coin-11 He alao waa chief of the Austrlo- M il houra after haln* admitted Commencement committee for this I Report Reil Title hr saw a 36-mile wide stretch of television. lug new. ones. WUNS — 1410 HTIU — luuo Pick Dr. Seviiioiir year. HungnHan Division of the Amerl- td the hoopiul. the reddish water about 70 miles While leaving the darkened Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, direc­ WFHA— 100.7 a •' The accident ia bein* InveaU- WUH4J —IS6U Dr. Seymour, New Haven native, | esn committee to nagottata peace northeast of Yucatan. apartment, Mlsb Block contends, tor of the mint, issued a formal waa prcaident of Yale from 1937 ; after the Flrat World War. gated by. Patrolman Prlmo Ama- Again in Sonlli appeal to that effect today, noting WKNB 040 T od a y’s Radio W H A T — 010 Conn. U. Speaker Iitfprbving Scientists said the “tide" waa a she tripped over a rolled-up rug and to last year, tvhen ho was aucceed- ' A LL A T THE dec, -' '* ___ host of .tiny organisms which fell, breaking her wrist. Umt ‘‘millions" of pennies are "bc- tVIXX. — I2VO ' UiaaUm s*MUanl TUaa HTUT — ISM ; lieved to be stored In plggy;banks. cd by A. Whitney Griswold, Dr.- Two Die In Blase w Fort Mvcis. Fla., March 15- choked fish to death by using up So yesterday she filed suit Storrs, March 15—Charles Sey­ Soyniotir ha.s -written hla accept­ ^ J. soott, « 7 «» Two To Ma'Aa Splea against Mr. and Mrs. L/>iiis Cohen sugar bowls and bureau drawers | FIRST FOOD^ Waraaw, Poland. March 15 ■ t/p> —The "ri^ tide" which killed mil­ sll the oxygen in the water. They 4t00— -V. mour. former president of Yale Uni­ ance of the baccalaureate engage- JuUui itrMt. Hartford, who tuf- lions of. fish along the lower Flori­ are still trying to find why these for $10,000 in damsges. of Anienean homes." | WDRC—FBI in Peace and War. Benton, Harbor, Mich., March 15 fen d ' boad and tnUrpal Injurin —TV.-0 Poles were sentenced to Booming business has created WDKC—Strike It Rich. versity, will be the Baccalaureate nient from Willtown Bluff, Yonge's death by a military court at da west coast four years ago has organisms, slways present in WTHT—New*; FamUy Album. , W O I «—Hardy FamUy. Island. South Carolina. David Ross, industrialist when hia car overtumad dn Birch small numbers, suddenly appeared 1'. n. Short of Pennies a heavy demand for pennies and speaker at the University of Con­ here, snd his seven-year-old daught STORE Szcaecin on charges of spylnr for been reported again. WTIC—Backstage Wife. ' WTOT—Screen Guild Players. necticut Commencement ejferclsea, Dr. Seymour ia a trustee of the Mountain road ea rly Sunday Thia time the site la near the In such multitudes. other coins. ter, Buthe Anne, were killed In a the former British vice consul. WCCC—Big Brother BUI. WHAY—PoUah National Horng- June 10. Carnegie Foundation for the Ad- momins, continuaa to ahow im­ lower gulf coast of Mexico, how­ Washington, March 16.- iVTi WHAY—Pledge Program. w n c —Aldrich FamUy. > fire early today at the family's FANCY BRISKET, GRADE A provement and waa reported In Joaeph Walters. A third man was The Lorelei is s rock in the The announcement ia made Ity v.'Uieement of Tearhlng, and author aentenoed to life Imprisonment and ever, 'several Mindred miles from Ilarard of TV The government wants people to WKNB—News; Request Mat­ 8:30— of a great deal of background ma­ palatini lake eliore home. "rood" condition at tho Manchea- Baltimore. March 16 lA’ i The put their piggy-bank hoards or I Rhine near .St. Goar, which gives Prof W. Harrison Carter, head of two others to 16 and four years Florida. inee. WDRC—Mr. Keen, Tracer of the Economics Department at the terial on American diplomacy and F.vidently Ro.ss, 54, lost hia life ter HemMlal hospital today. Scott Early Wiggins, veteran Fort Cohens invited their neighbor, pennies Into circulation so it won't I off a remarkable echo. respectively. ______4:16— Lost Persons. university and chairman of the early neutrality In World War I. in a vain effort to reacue the child. waa on the crlUcal list for aev- WTIC—Stella Dallas. WHAY—Night Watch. WONS—Jack Downey's Music W n c —Father Knows Beat. .Shop. WONS—Rod and Gtm Oub. 4:30— - CORNEDRonric.ss, Dviirinus Flavor. BEEF ^ 8 3 Get your teeth into these Tr«, by all mrana rompare, WDRC—Yankee Kitchen. WONS Bill Henry and the | i r & and you will be one of those W n c — Lorenzo Jones. News. buT FROM HEAVY STEER flEEK super values in 9rand*tast> who come to Pinehurat for our WHAY—Newt; Polka Hop. B:0ON C ueum bm Rod Pattern No. 8626 is a aew-rite time at all. Soapine 2 for 49c CARROTS 10c ONIONS Lb. 10c Give yourself and the family a treat tomorrow with RADISHES .,. .bch. 7Vac perforated pattern In aizea 36, 38. A 1 FANCT, WASHED and CLEANED EXTRA LARGE BrNCHE* some of Popular’s Fancy Pastries. They’re in a claso Parsnips 40, 42, 44, 46. 48. 50, 52. Size Pattern No. 6153 consists of hot IMNTOSH APPLES 3lbs.25e Swift’s Brookfield Chicory Crisp Pcncol 38, short sleevt, 6 7-8 yards of iron transfer for 2 designs, color SPECIALS ESCAROLE Lb. 10c RADISHES Bek. 10c by therasclvcsl 39-lnch. chart, stitch illustrationa,, mate­ TOMATOES Grodo A rial requirements and finishing di­ FLORIDA ORANBES doz. 39e Butter lb.75c ...... C ELER Y...... bch. 25c For thia pattern, scikK. 25c plus rections. ' Box o f 4 .25c .ik: for flrat-claas mailing, in coins, McIntosh or RoMwIn Apples...... 3 ^ 29c ,v6ur name, address, size daatrad, Sand 30c plus Sc for flrst-elasa and the pattern number to JBue mailing in coins, your nama, ad­ FREE Soodtess Grapofralt ...... 2 Iq r 2Sc Biimett, THe Manchester Evening dress and this pattern number to Open Thursday Eveolng Until 9:00 — Plen^ of Poriiiiig Space. FIRST FOOD 974 1 SUPER Herald, 1160 Ave. Americas, New Anna Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ .York 19, N. T. ning Herald, 1180 Ave. Americas,' STORE OF MANCHESTER, Inc. PARKING New York 19„ N. T. 646 CENTER STREET TEL. 8059 G R D C QRYj" Sepd 23 c^ ta todt^- for ' youi M AIN ST. «u pyv^ th*. Spring Kod Suinmar Noedlewark Fans —Anne Cab- \ POPULAR FOOD MARKETS Next T4 Start FaiOtlon, our oompleta patiem ot's big new Album ia bare. Dos- Carra^s M airket OPEN THURSDAY EVENING ’TIL 8 P. M. magaains. tt'a colorful, < Inter- ens .of fasciaating new. daalgna, •IQI MAIN ^T. . DIAL 4 1 rating, InformgtHie, Smart, easy gifts, decoraUons and apecial ftsa- ECONOMY OPEN FRIDAY EVENING TIL 8 P. M. to make froeliiS; decorating 'tipa; tures..Plus 4 gift pattema and 1 SOUTH MAIN STREET g ia -4|attema printed fpr yoM- . directions. 36 cants.

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MAKCBfiSTER EVENING HEBALD. MAJnJHESTSB. C0NN„ THtJRSDAT, MABUH 15, 1961 n o i T w n v * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1961 ' .. ■' ■« L.. ' ____ PAOB TH U tm if will ba aaaisted by Fraderlek Americanism Oommisslon o f the, Oeorga Doughsrty, debating coach American Legion. The subject of' o f Manchester High School, will m u i- n c D Judd, alao nf Danielson. Oration Tests FRESH f r o z e n Manchester Rogers Elects Before Joining Rogers Corpora­ the oration may be selected by be the official timer. Judges will suranee service. In order that pre­ tlons which vrill mn through E u - will mark the first time that "The It waa from an Insurance com- Its check writing machine went each participant, but iiluat be on be announced the night o f the mium notices a))d other corre­ Holy Yi'eek Music B elt«r liv in g tion, where he has been in charge SpuTh's School t.r wMk. I ’nu'iflxlon" has been presented i ,, pany and represented a refund on 1 haywire, o f the coat department, *Mr. Mafc- some phase of the Constitution of contest. POULTRY spondence may be delivered with­ Thaae praamUtlona, which arc this group in a number o f years. a''policy covering furniture which [ New Executive At the Legion the United Statsa. Date Book Donald was a methoda engineer Last year's contest waa won by out delay. The second chongc- At South Church UllkIWI LASW 64llVLLevit va aeUllWav naa uenn flcia. Through Study In all contests beyond the local ROASTERS ...... lb . 56c of-address notice, which should in­ I-Aat VVnrrIa nf RJI m tl*R« with Weattnghouae Electric and Jamea Rogera of tha Manchaatcr "The amount scimcd rnthcr level, the participants must not Speed-Up Plan clude the veteran's Insurance nmn- cluda "Tha Saven Laat Words of ditional part of the Holy Week ob- TtMigM Manufacturing Company and was High School who went on to win CAPONS and ^ Area Speaking Contest only give an oration on the OonsU- ber, will be handled very .easily by CSiriat," by Dubola, on Good Fri­ xei'vance, has been given each hlg4)." Mr)«. Mason said In s very jLeague of Women V ote’s work­ Ceo. A. MacDonald of with the Bullard Company as as­ the Hartford County content and .With the presentation o f "The 4>y called the Insurance company and 1 Klaay tears Exparleace tucr Ui^es Accepting • P- *"• .. - .. the office workera union. Here Tom orrow four to six minutes on a subject this year's competition. Friday Bvealaga ope Dent by VA as a premium of Holy Chmmunion and apeclal Oop.! Slight Error! "Thirty Days In Skid Row, talk Comptroller of Firm ' grain as ' U hflcnnining learned the atnount should have { Bom In Manchester, N. H., Mr. also dealing with the Constitution For some years local contests Call After 8 P. N. notice. o'clock. Uie Chancel choir of South music for tha two aervicea of wor­ , Long Beach, Calif., March Id- Healing Truth* bv Rev. Forrest Muaaer, auspicea and made known to them approxi­ been $12 ,66. of Educational club, Nathan Half MacDonald tVaa educated at the The public Is invited to the have been In charge of Louis Piper Educatlo|i Values Methodist church begins a aerisj ship on Easter morning. .4'' A iheck for $990,012.36 came Arthur Drug StorM George A. MacDonald of Daniel­ mately six minutes before the of Holy Week musical prasenta. ‘The aervice on Sunday afternoon to Mrs. Mary X. Ma.Yon yesterday. The eompany explained that 1 school. 7:48 p. m, Wharton School of Finance o f the American Legion Oratorical Area o f the Manchester High School H. A. FRINK A It^tnni on CSirtitttan son has been appointed comptrol­ University of Pennsylvania. He is time of speaking. faculty. Local contestants have Group Protests onUtled, "ChrUtUn Science: The Irish tea party, at SalvattP)—Five A similar campaign by the ^CM of Christian Science So­ ter church, 7:80 n.m. _ . . gin at 8:00. p. m. WOMEN WANTED ucation tn preparing youth to You con please every member ot your lamtly Hartford soldiers, allegedly A W O L Service Staiioa live, to make a living, and to con­ same group the National Union ciety. Manchester. “Seven LdEAt VV^ords of CThrlst,^ ; The participants will be James (and your budget, tool) with the grand varloty tribute to the common wellare ul Protestants, numbering some The lecturer was Introduced by at Second Congregational church, from Camp Pickett, Va., since Oovell o f the East Hartford High Good Pay For Rikht Man will succe^ in destroying the 20.000 memliers- did not deter of prime poultry you’ll find at A&PI Como In, Robert P. Willard, first reader of 7:30 p. m. March 3, were taken into custody School, Efrem Jaffe of the Man­ EVENINGS 5:30 to 9:30 very values we are fighting to pre- Princess Margaret from calling on and aoe the big selection that will give you the Christian Science Society, who Saturday, March 24 chester High School and Anthony at 2 a m. today by Fairfield police ser\’e,” the statement said. CAMAY SOAP said: "Friends: This can be an Annual meeting and election of DeBeradino of the Wethersfield Wroppinq Rofo Bushos and Plonts. the Pontiff when she went to Rome Ideas qaloro for planning sooroa ot dlfterent hour of fulfillment for you. Chris­ officers of Brttlsh-Amcrlcan club, on Congress street near the Mer­ McClure’s The statement released by Wil­ In 19f9. ritt Parkway. High ^hool. Each was declared Houriy Roto Pius Bonus. For ro!ter« smootlier ikin dishes . . . with little strain on your budgetl tian Science Society in Manches­ 4 p. m. winner in a local contest conduct­ liam H. Flaherty, Connecticut There hat been no public an­ •The soldiers were identified as Service Station •AIM - ter cordially welcomes you to hear Thursday, March t® ed in their respective schools. Jaf­ Deputy Oommissloner o f Educa­ nouncement that Elizabeth would a lecture about Christian Science, League of Women Voters work­ Clifford Shepjiard, 18, George CAKt I J ( M i l ea t«e fe 1s the son of Mrs. Rose Jaffe of .37.3 M AIN ST. tion and secretary ot the North­ visit the Pope, but reporU predict­ C H IC K IN S lUTivrTs FRY-^te-iw is 4 7 * the title being. •‘Christian Science; shop on State Constitution at ”Y,” Dillon. 18, Milton McDonald, 21, eastern States Commissioners ot ing such a call have been'Carrted The Awakening to Spiritual Real­ Charles Allen, 18. and Leonard 48 Brookfield street. C. R, BURR CO, tnc. Apply In Person Orewm Seedy Ye CeeE Native OMmm 166414 Be E 6S. 8 p. m. This is a part of the 14th Na­ Education, pointed out that tils is in the British press. ity.” It is given by a member of Friday, March .80 Jones, 22, all of Hartford. CoH Mr. Fouiknor. 4U1 the time "each school must inten­ The Protestant union drew up a Custom ers’ LAROB POWL F*«t.sa«rm>eies 1149' The Christian Science Board of Policemen Robert Rasmussen tional High School Oratorical Con­ Annual Masonic Ball, Masonic sify its efforts and effectiveness resolution yesterday declaring that Lectureship of The Mother Church, and George Lasko, while cruising test sponsored by the National Dtawa, aaafy>T»rtT0HWtltNIM IS 79‘ ffeperiNsant, AaP of fees sonic Temple, 8:30 to 12:30. BREAD flying. a t y .” of the company's in ANN PAOI-MIAM OF reveal to humanity the Science of After cslllng the fire depart­ 2.201 ill K oi •eil War Megowen-Educator EXTRA lAROE “ TOR 2‘ 9 ' FANCY UMOUNA Christ’s Christianity. True, spirit­ RW TASU WINIt ment, he returned to the scene FREE DELIVERY ual healing as Jesus denionaitrated •MOUNOT - CURD - DNPANOU C rgx ■ PAciMcc 32' and placed hlmaelf at the door of 48 TEA BAGS s % it continued for some three hun­ Heodqiiarters for Boftor Moots for Bottor Moots REDEEM YOUR Washington, March 15— (A') — 3TH '/? GAl CAl dred years after the Master's as­ the laboratory to warn firemen Announced U. 8. casualties In ' Hartz Brand cension, but it was then lost to the that an explosion might be set off Korea Increased 2,201 over a w eek! 4 r 99' 1.95 Rod-Ripo Tomatoes 19* Ann Pof# Thin SfMigbetti • • • • by the blaze. Thal'a when the Tender Leaf Tea f e 1 world until Mrs. Eddy, over eighty AT LOWER PRICES NEW ENGLAND STYLE ago to a total 3l* the Master do more to give his dis­ STANDING RIB ROASTS lb. 79c RIB ROAST BEEF lb. 85c FRUIT COCKTAIL l|Lcan 35c | Of those listed as missing, 1.011 Gross Seed is a special weapon for use have since returned- to V. S. mlll- ciples and the world the key to SHORT NOW AVAIIAIIE against special targets. No kind of JELLO tary control and 110 are known Libby's Fine Quality Foods! awakening to spiritual dominion SIRLOIN RIB H A LV E S FAB AdEP’s Fro zen Foods Value! < than when he gave what we biological warfare could kill or SELECTED STEAKS lb. 99c prisoners of war...... IS or m 2 9 * gratefully know as the Lord’s sicken every person in s large area BONEI.ESH— (No Sucker Fat) Total A rm y. casualties increased Libby's Irocceli Fruit Cocktail w 00* 04. 24* or city. . , . LEMON PIE FILLING 2 pkgs. 9c I Whiskies A Colgate-Palmolive produci Prayer. In this prayer Christ PORK ROASTS lb. 55c 1,952 during the week to 45,440, Jeusti replaced that sense of peti­ "Talk of one ounce bof toxic POT ROASTS «^*:an- tender The Nav.y total rose J)y 10 to 606: . . . II 01 rw 2 ro* 43* Libby'e Whole Kernel Com NO M l CAN 17* material) killing millions of peo­ lb. 89c Libby's Peat tion to God which classifies man the Mar.ne Corps 231 to 8.069, and A‘.32' ple is silly. You might as well talk PEMBROOK 4. U C4K g g '' as a miserable sinner with a sense Wo'H Hovo Our Usual the A ir Force, eight to 424. . . . PM 21* Pineapple Juke of oneness with God which brings of diWdlng one aspirin tablet BABO 2 cans 23c •lENDED WHIIKIIS Libby's Com-an-Cob FOR EASTER - We Feature . C O S t E P Fino Soloctlofi of Homs To kelp you check your hle.ssing and healing. Throughout evenly among the 11,000.000 peo­ as 3TH 2 ^ 9 5 GrapafruH Juice BiRosrvr ssrrkh 13* Libby's Pineapple Tidbits t4SZC4ll 1 9 * her writings Mrs. Eddy has laid ple in the greater New York area.” |i For Eostor SHURFINE Warns Vcleraiis PROOF BOT purchases, AaP gives you great .stres.i upon th e-importance The Civil Dcfenae pamphlet said i PRIDE OF THE CENTURY HAMS ^ y H flm d«xo 40% WHISKIES 0rmi|e Juke MSCO « or C«N 2 TO* 37* Tender Sweet Peas * (0 30) CAN 20* an itemised cash register of the .spiritual .sen.se of the I.ord's there is little to fear from the MORRELL E-Z CUT qL btL 31c I 60% GRAIN NEUTRAI SP'RITS Prayer; and it i.s well known that danger of some new kind of germ TENDERIZED OR READY-TO-EAT PRUNE JUICE Abonl Addresses Pure vegetable shortening slip. the Lord'.s Prayer with Its spirit­ being used, that the danger is In Also: MorreH's Prido, Forst Formost and Armour's HORMEL*$AND DELRICH ual interpretation given in Sci­ new methods for spreading old CUDAHr$ PURITAN STRATHMORE CLUB CAh•IS' tiror Hot Cross Runs Slaked Beans ence and Health jilays « large part di.“easea. Star Homs. Ordors Yours Today! Veterans’ Service Center Direc­ ■jn the daily thought of the i ’iiri.s- READY-TO-EAT HAM$ tor Leo Bcfiuchamp today gSi^'e' ttlNDID WHISKEY mUD WITH DlllCtOUS rxo * liS C HEINZ ir/YOZ If an enemy wanted to kill large • lb. 35c tian Scientist .Sc iemc ami Health numbers of people, the booklet COLORED MARGARINE I Warning to veterans and depend-' M STH 2 ^ 9 3 CITION AND RAISINS OT 10 VIOnARIAN 2 CANS 3 5 ‘ speaUs of ' the hcavcti-born said he might use such well-known BY POPULAR Ordor Your Eostor Homs ents.of veterans who are receiv­ PROOF BOT ing monetary benefits from ,the WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT ■a.spiratinn and .'spiritual con.seiotis- diseases as plague, typhus, cholera DEM AND WE and Poultry Early! Famous AdiP Coffer! (SVkCAR 5 V ne.s.s wliich i.s indicated in the or smallpox. To strike at the food REPEAT THESE DOLLAR SPECIALS! Veterans Aijministrstion, 3kat 4 YEARS OLD St. Patrick's Layer Coke AAP Red Salmon l-ord's Praver and which inslan- sources of the country, he might FROZEN FOODS | failure to notify the vA of change • O'clock ISS44 776 taneou.sly heals the sick" (p. 16). o f mailing address will cause de- Duff's Gingerbread Mix • • )4SYFi(S 25* seek to produce epidemic rinder­ BIRDS E Y E "Brown 'n Serve" Honey Buns • • • pest (an Asiatic cattle plague) 'la y in ^delivery of their check. TOM MOORE 5 Cans White Meat Tuna Flake* ... .$1 .QQ THE FRESHEST IN FRUITS Thev'post office department la, Rati Circia « 79* 'itSIFM 19* Ii1* TVYSIMS 19* AT A COURT OF PROBATF h»ld mals. Fo\yIs could be attacked wdth AND VEGETABLES '6rnment checks to a forwarding PROOF SOT""2.99 Bosteir Brown B read ...... M arshm ollow F lu ff - * .* address. Thus, when checks can­ St Msnrliester sathn. and for the newc.’>stle disease and other pests. FANCr NATIVE BALDWIN BIEDS E Y E OISTIILED IN KENTUCKY ntstrlni t "f Mai ■■hest. r. on t'i> l.*,th "Many kinds nf plant plagues and ' ® 7 Can* Jesflo Brand Sweet Pea* ...... $ 1 . 0 0 not be,delivered at tbe p|ope. at tts iF m g i* da.v rif .March. .\ D . MeoeawoMMo Wheotona Cereal • • • • posts could be used to attack food . which they jare . undressed, th6y AaP guarantees to refund Present. U DIN J. ’ W A LLE T T . .3 Can* Nu-Ze*t Orange Juice APPLES 3 lbs. 25c FRENCH FR. POTATOES, 2 pkss. 45c must be returned 'to-, the United \ Jitilge. crons.” the booklet advises. IVNNBROOK TunO Fish sumiuuMiauT (OVYCA. 31° the price of anything that Trti.-t estotf . f Stephen Pierson "Forget about 'mystery' germs States Treasury - Department, BlINOID WHtSXfY Ch< ney n-w *.f Mar>- Plersnn Clieney, and poisons” the CDA suggests. (46 oz. cans) ...... $ 1 . 0 0 FANOV. FLORIDA. SEEDLESS where they are held until correct 66 a a F s rncB pouev Jont Tomato Jake • • • 46SCO). 27* fails to please you. ■Ute j.f Manchest.-r In said dlstrirt. de­ How would the enemy plant his addresses are fumishpd. PROOF ROT""2.99 cs* Ad. 1 6 Cans of Hershey Chocolate Syrup . .$1.00 The way for veterans and.-vev germs? $ WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT • Steteiridt lew priaaa ea keadradi ISUPKS 19^ Frank W. Orneker sod Aiitoinetle GRAPEFRUI.T 4 for 2So drans’ dependants - to prevent de- Crispo Oatmeal Cookies - • rhehey Crnekcr. Truiteei, having de­ There, are two poaaibllltles— 4 AND A. YEARS OLD open attack or atealth. Tlie form­ H 7 Cans Franco-American Spaghetti . .$1.00 - lay In delivery g f c b e ^ , * of itcau every day...fimaed ef clined to accept Hid spiKilntmeii'. and f e e s H. s v o a r -s w e b t application hsvina )>een made for the er method might Involve release .m ove la mods to anotherJ)tsiaeno6 just a few “one-day'’er**weck-eti«r AAP Cent Cream Stylt appointment o( s successor trustee, tt of ‘‘aerosol’' (which means a cloud 8 Can* of Laddie Dog F ood ...... $ 1 . 0 0 ■ I# to notify w e VA prmigitly con- GREEN VAUEY apeciala. is of Bomething) firom a plane flying PINEAPPLES each 33c .cem ln* Poos Egg Dyes u su n s 25* White Cheese ORDCRXO: That.the toreiolng sp- NotlBc ) tOURROfl TMWWiy pllestion b* hurd and Ueterroined at fairly low “ or the aerosol ma­ 4 No. 1 Cana of Fruit O tcklall ...... $ 1 . 0 0 • All advertised prteat (indoding fflling I 9*Ak AGIO ths Probate office In Manchester In chines might be carried aboard LAEOE. PASCAL ’ ’ " 3 . 7 5 otiiciousir AAP Grapefruit SecHoos - • . (sieA«'^9* submarines." the CDA says. It also 1jrhlch; < Ipqpep *oT dioae ef iiem not anbjeel to yriec BtNCH CURU u 5 9 * aald District, on the Sind day of March, 1 Dozen Juice Oranges; 1 Bunch of Celery; SOFT AND SENOHI A. D., lU l, at ten o’clock in the fore­ notes biological material might be .neaiwst^ A SUiqi OP ITRAIOHT WHItinil MOtt MIK NUrailNTf- . astCA. 2 Fas 29* , •» ' ^______miliags) are guaraniaed for em AAP Apple Sauce • • • noon. and that notice be civen to all dropped In specially made bombs. CELERY dbl. bch. 19c 'vetenuik' Moai suoAR a SHoariNiNOi psnons Intareatsd in Mid estate of As to the methods of atealth, 1 Large Head of Lettuce and I Package of isendlBg ft week.' cvea thougb asarkri yrima the pendencr of said application and |s|Alfi ODER NATIONAiUT KNOWN M m CAS 3 T*« 46* the booklet rommenta that fifth FANCY BED BIPB {n a letter. This mfbnna^Mit loou Peas DooMstk Swi» Cbeesa * • “ 4S* the tine and place of bearlnt thereon, T o m a to e s -...... ALL FOR $1.00 H4MNM AVlUUt>Uf *7 MP lYORRI i * v g - 1701 I m e 24 OZ columnlsta might try to pollute -should Include full nam fj.old ad- by publishing a copy of this order In lOAF R O SOAF Cranberry Sauce «“ ■ 2 31* CLld 0 Wt K*wtavusmeanuasa 2 ^ ^ 9 1 * . some newwaper having a clrculsttsn factory food and water or air ven­ TOMATOES jjkt>19c ■'dresa, claim number, service-lium*'- W* M u m this poUey helps oar in said dirUiet, at least five days be­ tilating ayatema or plant germs In BRING US ALL TOUR FREE MERCHANDISE • • T is s s r .ker-rboth those Q a M im K possl- fore the day of aald hearing, to appear rity water malna (after the water rMe date, ,'of h(rth, aiid hew -*dl eusloaters ssm a m t Bsoacy. Hirb4)x Beulllan Cobos - • • SlkodAmricaiCIwiit > *^34* if they see eaua« at said tiins anc place COUPON8~WE REDEEM JHEM «O W W H IT E had gone through the purification , Typing ot printing of the. stgesmmrwausmsmssew taff^ sad be Ward relative thereto, and xtops at reservoir sources). TSVtin" ;saformafton tiripa,.to prevein dbii- 1 l6 fA S T e Widi 4w aatvaM priaa awriwd aa Potatoes •MTtB'SSrNSUFUURISISN a s tu (2 F B s 2 ^ make return to this eourt, and by mail­ ing In a regiateted latter on or before As to combatting germ attacks, Open Daily 8 to 8— Fri. and Sat. 8 A. M. to • P. M. Ibu59c 'nslon krhich' may be Ouead every ham. fha aa headaad cadi .’■Pegible penmonablp. Marck II, IK l. a copy of tbla ofder the CDA points out .that natural registor a1i|s . . . yea know wkat Baker's Ligoid Colors m'D* Marshmalfew Eggs addressed to Ruth W. Bauer, Water- personal cleanliness and clean aur- Veteraiw who change their OFEN ALL DAY SUNDAY - r %m II...... u.a.SS C E N TE k ST: vine Raad. 'A*qet, Oeena foundings would help counter blo- p lffe nf residence and. who,have you Mve at AaP. JkHy Bm o i watUBBiMmoa ^“ **»lir JOBk ¥ . WAULaTT, Judga. 77 7P7UPP7UUPU7UP7PU77UP7?PPU7PUUPU7P7PP7UU777PP777UPUUP77PP7 Nabisco Riti Crockim • • • w'»'SS* Wfflcal attacka. 7' - — ^ — —------, ‘ Nathinil Senieh Life IhWience At t should aend another change-of-ad- r dress notification to the VA's in- SMOMSMeoaOIrtWiiieiCMeOIH M IH tt Csryrighl 1MI -Ylw etita) AHaaHa aad M O s Tai Ca. ,

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Planning Commlaakm and the Jewish Appeal -hair"'* " of the Board of SJduca- Holds Reception Skmlng Board of AppeaB at 8 p. Yandieiiberg neeait aoaa, OaU Ityehllnc*; Grade tlon Its chairman and Mist Haria m. at Oommimity Hall. ? ^ a Beverly DeOarll. Defense Talk About Town Fiald its secretary, A second meet. A well child conference was Support ^ked leha Faeny, Thomas fiilton, Al» Ing was held In Yeomans hall Mon­ On 80th Birthday held yesterday from 2 to 4 p. m. Holding Own Dinast Weal V aLs m il, |,»?«a Lyman, Norman A daughter, Mlchella Jeanne, was day night, after which the Infor­ at Community Hall when Dr. Heckler, lUchard OrahoUky, Sher- Before Group bom on March 10 at tho S t Francis mation was released stating that An "open house" was held last Francis Helfrick of Manchester > ‘ Urgent Neeil . o f Help wod Rose and porothy Ward. A. Sharpe, local architect has been - / , irii*a j Robb -of Immunlted children for diphther- hospital to Mr. and Mra. Roland D. evenlng-1 for Mrs. Ellaa J. Robb, -or | tetanus typhoid. Children Spent Relatively Com­ OovenUry reatdenta ara requeet- Iriah of 642 Weat Middle Turnpike. retained by the committee. Ha III Conference Sunday York Sirangfeld Deliv­ met with the members Monday and 197, Center street, w ldpf o* Joslah have upper respiratory In- ed not to dial Fire Department The maternal grandmother ia Mra. fortable Night; No Sounded b y . Leaders -H a y lM a ik Senate Mathllde Milligan of the same plans for the proposed addition Robb, on the oeCtMon Of her |Yections were qsked to be kept at Headquarters in WiUimantic to ers Addrcfifi Before eightieth birthday. Change, Doctor Says find out where a Are la located. The addresB. and the maternal great were discussed. He will draw up home. FRESH CHICKENS Bank ~ grandparents are Mr. and Mra. 'preliminary plan.s for a meeting to Many friends called during the Monday, March 19th at 8 p New Haven, March 16.—An ur­ switchboard dperator at the Cen Keeney Street Club afternoon and evening to congrat­ m. local tobacco grow'er* are In­ B O U o i^ .f' Fire Alarm System in a sur- Celeatlan Neuvllle of 40 West Mid­ be held next Tuesday evening. Mr. Grand Rapids, Mich., Marcn 15 gent appeal for maximum mipport Sharpe Is the architect who plan­ ulate Mrs. Robb upon reaching her vited to a meeting at the Wap­ Vay report notified Fire Company The guest speaker for the eve­ dle Turnpike. Mr. and Mra. Irish _{/P)—Although *tm gravely Ul, of the emergency Connecticut Re­ have two other daughters, Joanh ned the present school. eightieth milestone. She received ping Community House arranged l - 3Vt LB AVai* B a a k in f com- Army and Air Force recruiting Refreshments of cake, coffee and The Republican Senator's per­ March 18. at the Hotel Taft in fi-352fi must be open at all ning at the school, was York cookies were served by her daugh­ research In tobacco curing. In­ for the reporting of ftros. Tne Strangfeld. who gave an interest­ offlfcers will be at the Manchester tUliiigton cluded In the speakers are Dr sonal physician. Dr. A. B. Smith, New Haven, was issued yesterday ters and daughter-in-law. who by Conference Co-t^alrihen John LR 6S< r s ’iissijsrr^M -si eiiM switchboard operator may not give ing talk on First Aid and Civilian Veterans Center on Saturday, Paul Anderson, director of th* said there had been "no change— . , held the "open house’ for Mrs. J, COqley of New Haven, Judge koualnc bllL Defense. March 17. and Tuesday, March 20, Tobacco Laboratory in Windsor, one way or the other” last night CIn i m 4 tA information regarding the locaUon The Ellington Catholic Woman s ] Her daughter-in-law, Mra. .‘Samuel Mellltz of Bridgeport and Oonaw w hao baaa a Mr. Strangfeld stressed the fact Instead of on dates previously an­ Club will meet tonight at eight at j ^villard Robb, made a beautlriil who will discus* “Why Green Fir­ and this morning. ,fI.OOO.OOO,OW w o rn at of fires. that knowledge of first aid in the nounced. it was learned today. The Alexander Wlnnlck of New Ha­ Three new members Joined the the Ellington fire hovwe. A movie. , birthday cake for the occa- ing Is Recommended for Outdoor "The Senator spent a relatively addlUonaianwmrn®*®* mortf**® ------case of emergencies in the home men will come from the Hartford Tobacco.” ven. nil HAlf ■ UP TO « Cbventry Volunteer Fire connection with civilian de- "The Passion Play." v^l he shown. | comfortable night.” the doctor Pointing out that only 75 days taauranca Urn p « W » » - . Recruiting Station. There will be an exhllBt of current j ...... Dr. A. B. Pack of the Tobacco 1 added. LB 1 at tho Monday night meeting ai virtually a necessity and Laboratory in Windsor, will talk remain to complete the transfer to ‘^ Itu mriM»»®"^ Uiat tb# com- the firehouse in South Coventrj^ Cathollc literature from the Mac- ^ Yesterday the condition of the Israel of nearly 100,000 homeless Kitteo tWa to at l ^ t^- at least one member In every fam­ Charles Plnney opened his Dairy, millan Company. The liostesaes , "Analysis of Dally Weather PORK LOINS veteran lawmaker had continued These are Frederick Wolfe, Harold ily should know first aid. A course Queen Bar. 500 Hartford road, to­ Forcasts and their Relations to Jews facing emigration deadlines OOO.OOO.OOtt" wlU be Mrs. Peter Edmondo. Jr. , grave. He was reported growing in Eastern European and Moslem aca after y dlBaad^dooc ooimnlttee K. Smith and John B. Kennedy. will be held in the vicinity of the day. for the aeason. Wappilig Firing Schedules in Curing Sheds." school If sufficient people are In- chairman. Mrs. Peter Edmondo, | progressively weaker. countries, the Conference co-chatr- Last month tho company an­ Sr. and Mrs. Peter DeCarll. M. S. Klinck of the Storrs Agri­ plump - MtATY aoaaloti. " ^ k a p e *®_*“ ****^*J|fj swered 11 calls to put out two tereated. The local Women's Republican There will be no meeting of Boy Keeping an almost constant vigil men stated: “The UJA conference tion on thptUC tonmirow atid »end During the business meeting Tlie L. to R. group of women | cultural experimental Stqtlon will house fires and nine J*""- Club will hold their March meet­ .Scout Troop 62 tonight ns a din­ at the bedside was Arthur Vanden­ this Sunday, one of a serlea of Fowl It on to tha Jenate." Mrs. Corrinc Ppekett was chosen ing, Wednc.sday afternoon at 2:30 have completed their plans for the ; discuss, "Gas Firing Experiments UJA regional meetings across the Teaterday, the Houae refuaed to The approximate damage totaled community supper that will be ner to the members oLAbc Miller in 1950," “Quality Studies of Gas berg, Jr., aon of the Senator. a l l w a s h removed $500 according to *^he report of to serve as seerMary of the club at the home of Mrs. Ray Warren, A. L. min.strel ca.st is being served country, 1* literally a 'rescue' oonalder a almllar defense for the remoinder of the season, served in the social rooms of the | Klrlng''Experlments in 1950" will The 66-year-old foreign policy Cleaned Fire Chief Ernest J. Starkel. To 109 Prlnpeton street. Members in the hall at 7;30. spoHloMsman haa been in poor health meeting to determine whether the WU It oeht the meaaure beck to to replace the late, Mrs. Dorothy are urged to reserve the date. Congregational church Friday p.m. be talked on by Dr. Pack and W. man and women overseas now liv­ date the company has 12 mem­ Secord. A nominating committee at 6:30. Mrs. Rachel Pease haa About 140 person.* have regis­ for more than two year*. H# wa* committee for further bers in active service in tne A. Junnila. agricultural engineer, ing In conditions of fear and op­ MBybank iBid the Senate was named to choose officers for arranged a very pleasing program tered to donate blood and about 60 will talk on “Tight Barns for recuperating from a series of tu­ LB armed force®. The American Legion Auxiliary pression will be saved and brought iar committee would preaa ahead the coming year. Members of this will meet Monday evening, March which follows the supper. more are needed. Residents wbo Tight Budgets." These tobacco ex­ mor operations when he suffered At *the Green-Chobot Post. lire able are urged to sign for a relapse Feb. 26. to Israel in time, or whether they “Smoked Picnics ^th lU biU after tifhUning up committee are; Mrs. Frances 10. in the Legion Home. Mrs. Mrs. William E, Kibbe, Jr. who ports claim that preliminary re­ will be left behind. American Legion, meeting Mon­ Miller, Mrs. Philip Howard and waa a patient In the Rockville City donor day which will he held numerous provisions. Cub Wlnthrop Reed will be hostess. sults from gas fi.ing experiments “Our deadline is May 31, the day night. Oscar Miller. Mrs. Charles Small. The attend- The president, Miss Barbara Wal- hospital for aome weeks and is March 20 at the First Congrega­ Scout representative from the tional church. Those wishing to show a definite Increased value emigration deadline set by the room. lett. requests the members to novP at her home on Meadow Brook in the cured leaf. 15 Women Enter LB IfoiMP Group Backs TCrt.'reported that ehere are now ance flag waa won by Mrs. Miller s make returns at this meeUng on road has improved quite a bit since donate a pint of blood ma.v regis­ Iraqi and other governments," 68 cubs enrolled in the 8 active Fred Doocy reports that contri­ they stated. “ We dare not and Cooked Hams Refreshments of gingerbread tickets for the ''Gift Book" as the returning home. ter with Mrs. Thomas Burgess, Further Rent Curbs dens. Members to serve on the and whipped cream were served Wapping, or Mrs. William Aleshin, butions for the Red Cross so far Holthies Exhibit must not fall this deadline. The District meeting takes place, Sun­ Next Sunday wUl be Palm Sun­ have come to within 20 per cent of svmmm MMmHmr r O H M S Waahlngton, March 19 — (F) — committee for the by Mrs. Barbara Minnlck and Mrs. day April 1. when the drawing day and those having palms that South Windsor UJA conference this Sunday must The Houae Banking committee to- setback party Friday night at the Corrlne "fechumacher. A ''Family Night ” pdt-Iuck sup- tho $1702 goal. Between $350 and give our answer to this race VERTVERY TASTY1 ASM ^ a will be held. Miss Waliett also can be used at the church for Miss Mary Fraher, chairman of lb dBT BPProV*^ • BCIlBtB-pBMed bill American Legion rooms on Wall directs attention to the oratorlci^ I Jewtah community In Connecticut clude Commander William Cn- ed, to make their gift soon. Also Fresh Picnics m ^ r e than 2.000,000 dwelllnga Legion hall, and hopes the mem­ and arrangements will be made for p. m.. Saturday, March 17, at the nounces that fifteen of the mem­ to guarantee maximum attend­ deaux of Wmirnanttc. Oscar Mil­ organizations who have not con­ ance, maximum participation, at MACKIRIL • through next June 30. bers will attend and support local collecting them on Saturday, Community House. Following the bers of Gibbon Assembly, Catholic ler Edward Frani. Arthur Webb Obituary High school pupils who take part supper there will be an entertain­ tributed are urged to do so as soon this ail-lmportant campaign plan­ fr esh ly g r o u n d # The 90-day axtenalon would ap­ and Eugene Rychllng. Members Ladies ot Columbus, have already ning meeting for Operation Res­ LB SLICED COD ply to communities which have in the area contest. ment by local children. as possible. ' are formulating plans for annual wins Damage Suit There were about 60 in attend agreed to exhibit their hobbies in cue.” no action to reUln controls Memorial Day services. Chopped Beef SEA SCAUOPS ance at Wapping Grange which connection with the meeting at The Conference will be addraaa- ROUNDER FlU n u 4 9 c lifter March 31. The Auxiliary to the Oreen-Cho- New Haven, March 15— A •net at the Community House The committee vote was 12 to Deaths Stamford truck driver who was in­ Public Kecords the K. ot C. Home, Tuesday eve­ •d by Max Lerner, distinguished ROSEFISH FILLET HALIBUT E* 5 9 c J bot Poet. AL, met Monday night. Columbia Tue.sday evening. During the busi ning. March 20. The list includes journalist and educator, Sholem Pan American Day will be ob­ jured when a dynamite charge set ness session invitations to neigh antique gln.ss and china, paintings, Sontup, UJA field director, and LB NO. 1 SMELTS OYSTERS pT 7 5 c * Chairman Spence (D-Ky^ served during a program at toe Sylvester Fltzpatrlok off during excavation work at the Permit* p^cted to seek proaapt considera- Columbia Recreation Council, Stamford housing project last Oc- bor with Bolton Grange March 23 linen pieces with handiwork of Milton Kahn, of Boston, Mass., a April 23 meeting at the Legion Sylvester Fitzpatrick, of 107 Raymond Pfau. five room dwell­ Minced Ham HADDOCK FILLET mesh li 4 3 c GREEN SHRIMP E» 7 9 c tion of tho meaaure In the Houae, which will lease the town's beach tober wa® awarded damages of and Tolland Grange April 3, wore various kinds and novelties. member of the United Jewish Ap­ rooms with Mrs. Evelyn Diiktig Spruce street, died suddenly this ing Avery street, $12,000. property on the lake and operate $6,884 by a U. S. district court read. The first and second de­ peal National Campaign Cab^tet. piiobably next week. committee chairman in charge. grees were conferred; the first by Warrantee Deeds Other members who wish to The leglataUon ia Intended as a morning. It B8 a community beach, has ap­ Jury here yesterday. The conference will be^n at 10:00 The original date for this pro­ He was employed as a mill­ the regular officers and the second Charles J. Strickland to Dom­ display hobbies should get in with a morning session and will atop gap measure. The admlnlstra- gram was April 9. The country pointed Joseph Kurclnik and Wil­ 'Theodore Kaufman of 1008 Hope inick Campuseo. property on Haw­ touch with Miss Fraher or Miss -A/ itlon already haa announced plana wright at the United Aircraft bur Fletcher, co-chairmen of the street. "Springdale, Stamford, had by the degree team. Following the b« followsd by luncheon and an TJ^picaf ^irst ^ali onaf oSavingA for study will be Montevideo. Uni- Corporation in East Hartford, and meeting refreshments were served thorne BtreeU Beatrice Sweeney, co-chairman. afternoon session at 1:00 o’clock. to seek a permanent rent program ffuay. Movl«® will bo ®hown and beach committee. Others on the filed a $26,000 suit against Robert FINAST SMOOTHY - UNIFORM CONSISTENCY had been a resident of this town with Mrs. Irene Cotton chairman. Johnson Con.'iUuction company Members may invite friends and There will be no solicitation of AN OUTSTANDING VALUE as part of the mobUiaation con- music to reconllngs will be played. committee are Mrs. L«ola Beck, Bowman, doing business as toe R. to Chester E. Kva-.iski, property for twenty-one year*. Donald Woodward Md Joseph E. Bowman Co. of \V>sterlo, N. Y.. The next meeting will be held non-member.i interested will be funds. Q arin ^rcil> _ tenia over The unit now has 44 jiaid mem- March 2T when the third and on Irving street, welcome. Mrs. Edward J. Murphy Funds raised in the 1951 nation­ LB JAR 3 9 c Under provUlooa « present law, bars. During the unit-sponsored He leaves his wTfe, Mnr. Geral­ Tashhli. Tliis committee. Which contractors in charge of excavat­ ■ Mildred E. Kempes to Joseph J. Strawberry J Peanut Butter « dine Harkln Fitzpatrick: two sons, was named at a meeting of the ex­ fourth degrees will be conferred. will be in charge of the refresh­ wide United Jewish Appeal cam- about 1.1W eonununltlea with 4,- Savings Stomps sale emidiicted at ing at the housing project. Dispo­ Kuaiak, property on Summer \d U g rla ifri M IR A ia PURE • 000.000 rmtai units have token the George Hersey Robertson John and Brian Fitzpatrick; two ecutive board at Mrs. Donald Tut­ sition of the case, according to A pot-luck supper-will be served ment table. paigif for $203,684,577 will enable ant SERVE ON BETTY ALDEN BREAD at 6:30 p. m.. in charge of the stree. th* UJA’s three constituent agen­ afftnnatura araon to continue con- school by pupils of Grade 6 Mon­ liaughters, Mrs. Donald Simmons tle's home Monday night, will (2ilef Deputy Oerk Gilbert C...... - ...... Ftol'.ing Park incorporated to A mystery raffle will be held LB JAR and Miss Geraldine Fitzpatrick; commence it* duties Immediately Earl, was made in record or near- Home Economics committee. during the evening to help defray cies—the United Palestine Ap­ trola beyond M arA 31 until June day there were stamps sold Monday, March 26 there will be Richard F. TTiorpe et al, property Raspberry P*RESERVE u«.35« Orange Marmalade SO, the day the entire rent control amounting to $22.70. according to two grandchildren, all of Manches-1 »V,d will lay the ground work for record time. The suit was filed 1 expenses. peal, the Joint Distribution Com­ chairman Mrs. Ellxabeth Rycli- one of the biggest propositions the only last November. a combined meeting ot the Town on Lydall street. mittee and the United Service for CLOVERDALI a O V IR D A LI law expires. . ler, anti two sisters. Mrs. Peter HEAD About 1,874 communltloa with llng, president of the unit. Tar Muldoon of Manchester and Miss council haa undertaken in its four New Americans—to: IA R G I S i l l more »>«»" 2.000,000 rentol units ble favors have been made by Fllizabeth Fitzpatrick of Ireland. years of organization. , 1. Speed the transfer to Israel 10‘ Pink Salmon have faUe’. been solely for the use of Colum­ 3. Build 40.: Marvo 3lbtin97c utinJS* Baked Beans Friend* may call at Jhe funeral l ural areas for ifev^lhars. passed include Detroit, Cleveland. women have purchased new bia residents and property owners, "Carrots^'' MADE WITH RED RIPE TOMATOES MinnaapoUa, Seattle, Kansas City, drapes for the auxlllarj’ meeting home from 7 to 10 this evening and the council hopes to operate 4. Furnish relief, welfare, med­ FINAST NEW YORK STATE and from 2 to 5, and from 7 to 10 Danvsr, Memphia, Louisville, To- room in the building. in a way to most benefit all the ical and child care assistance to e x t r a LGE BCH ledo, I>es Moines and Shreveport. The Fourth District meeting on tomorrow. people. It Is a big Job and one 400,000 Jew* in Europe and other WHITE OR PASCAL 19« Apple Sauce 2 29< Finast Ketchup April 1 vidll be held at' the Ameri­ which will require the support of lands of distress. Celery can Legion Room* In South Coven­ the oomraunlty as a whole, the li. Help resettle and speed the PROCESSED TO FIRST NATIONAL'S HIGH STANDARDS FINAST FANCY EASTERN try. The unit committee in charge council states. full integration and rehabilitation •ALDWINI Funerals Further committees named at into self-supporting productive 46-01 TIN South Coventry of refreshments will be Mrs. Mad- b es t fo r COOKING 4 iL5' Evangeline Milk Tomato Juice elyn James, Mry. Duktlg, Mrs. Ella the meeting Monday night were: Citizens of 25,000 newcomers to Apples Mrs. PauUae Little Roys. Mrs. May Reynolds. Mrs. WTIIUm J. Herron Program, Dr. Ralph F. Wolmer, the United States and other west­ AJST REDUCED - TIMBERLAKI FINAST - NO FINER QUALITY chairman, Stanley B'ield, Richard ern lands. Outeatry 7-S2S1 Elthel Nelson. President Elixabeth The funeral of William J. Her­ PIOIIDA FOR Rychling will contact local organ- ron who passed away Monday at Jensen, baseball; Mra. Wolmer, swimming. Finance, John Kozelka, 64't-70'» Red Salmon ulihn69< Chili Sauce Tba Board of Finance has ap­ Iratlons to attend a group meet­ hla home. 489 Main street Grapefruit ing in the future when the Tuber­ held yesterday chairman, Mrs. Maurice Leonard, Deaths Last Night pointed H. Wilbur Stevens, certl- culosis X-Ray Mobile Unit survey Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Mrs. Howard Shumway and Rus­ YOUNG" I Red pubitc accountant, of South will be discussed. March 18 the street, at two o’clock. Rev. Clif­ sell Andrews, Properties. John LBS Hollywood — Val Lewton, 48, TENDER C k un „J^in^ C^lun«6s % o J > ateeet and WllUmaatlc, as town rehabilitation conference will be ford O. Simpson, pastor of the Card, chairman, Newton B. Smith, Center ' Congregational churUnited States Army for his total of $204,962.50. From tnis evening in Bridgeport to be pre­ St. James cemetery. WHIN S ir m AOTOMOailB a h suht suick w iu . figure la deducted $12,000 cash sented by thf St. Dominic School about three o’clock, from Route 6, through many moons to come—Buick has that aUllOTHIM generosity to American prisoners A BIG VALUE! Friends may call at the funeral across the street from William Eihicator Saltines i surplus, flvlng a total of $102,- there. Sister Borromeo who re­ home from seven o'clock this eve of war at Hcmmelberg, Germany, Mathleu's home. A brush fire, side too. \ears of expert engineering have made where he wa* a senior officer. 962.50 to whloh is added a 1m re­ turned llrom a tour In Europe this nlng. ______^ i d e n , ' 4 OZ BTL serve of $2,686, leaving amount to last summer on the same bpat with of the road, wa.s making consider­ Buick’s thrill-packed Fireball engine just about Ban Olive Oil able headway and the department If you want room and comfort and handling KslsePs W ife Dies be raised by taxation of $195,- Mr*. Grady is coach of the play. Mr*. Jame* I- Lennon as dependable as a power plant can be. FLORIDA 648.50. TiM-Board o t b'inance used Mrs. Grady and a group of five was able to put it out before it SLICED ENRICHED " The hour for the funeral of Mrs got into the woods. It was thought that make any trip a breeze-there’s no sim ple FANCY "N 39' . the deductions of $7,000 welfare nuns from various areas of the Harriet M. I>nnon, wdfe of James Oakland. Calif., March 15—(/D-- Orange Juke revenue and $12,000 cash surplus a cigarette thrown from a passing If you want features that combine .present Mr*. Bess Fo*hurgh Kaiser, wife LARGE United States were among the Lennon of Pleasant street, has way to find them than to take over a 51 Buick SW EH OR 46-OZ V K a in an effort to bring some relief to touring group to visit at the Shrine car started this fire. The firemen pleasure with long-time durability, consider of Industrialist Henry J. Kaiser, been changed from two to three , had no more than gotten back to S p e c i a l , S u p e r or R o a d m a s t e r —relax and WHITE BREAD 218-OZ LOAVES UNSWEET TIN MitJ* the taxpayers; otherwise the mill in St. pomlnic, Bologna. Italy, dur­ died last night at her Oakland Grapefruit kike o’clock tomorrow afternoon. It their work when the second alarm home^ She was 64. rate as Co.Unated by the board ing their trip abroad. this: will be held at the Holmes Funeral was turned in. This time on Pine enjoy yourself. She had been 111 for 18 months. MADE WITH BUTTER f O - would 1. ’ Lccn about 49 mills on Worshipful Master Fred Sadler, Home, 400 Main street, with-burial Blended Juice °GRA«FRUIT° ^ 27. the lOo./ The newly appointed street, opposite side of the town. Buick’s level-going ride stems from coil springs At her bedside when she died Joan Carol Bread EGG AND HONEY ^ I V * 'N TH{ of Storrs, of Uriel Lodge, A. F. A in the East cei^etery. Mrs. Henretta Ash ZeitI, with a And if you want all this a t a minimuin outlay were her husband and two sons- town c ..1, Mr. Stevens, worked AOS A. M., states there will be a spe-' permit in her possession, was on all four wheels which are virtually break- Edcar F„ president of Kaiser-- « vvArr HANOy with the .card with this report. clal communication at 7:30 p. m. Taft Win* Bet of dollars-one look at Buick pricM will settle PKG OF 12 Strongheart i>ou|9 c ance through February 28. Total terday that"four yean ago I bet replacementsi, by reducing engine and fransmis- right now? enrollment as of February 28 was chester. Paul 8. Bugbee of West Senator MllUkln (R-Colo) that the nounced that he haa made ar- Wllllngton, J. Garfield Hayden of rangtmento for the yearly auc­ 592. Tbo^'J^pUa attaining perfect price of sliver would not get to sion upkeep, and lengthening life of tires. ZmmMmt mtkanmwUk^ aotim. attendance follow: Grade 1. Vir­ North Windham. Anton Nedweid $1.29 by the end of 1950. I put It tion for the benefit of the drive.. It will be conducted' in Yeomans aStMtfwS m MOADMASTMK, mfiMsI •« mtrm w Mmrtm. ginia Bay,'George Moberg, Robert of South WUlin^on, A. L; Kalas down in my little black book." AI^TO of Naugatuck, Henry LaBonte of i The newly appointed School ^ ■ GreenWM^ Martha KoDier; Grade Mllllkin. chairman of the confer­ Merrow, Howsird W. Pratt of W est! Buildlhg committee has organized | 2, Jay grim m er, ETdward Ploufe, ence of Republican Senators, said Willington, Ira F. Wilcox of Mer-1i Taft had won the bet. and named Donald R. Tuttle,; Patricia Chappell, Carole Johan­ row, A. R. Griffin of Windsor, N .' na, June .lartln, ChSrlea Mac- T. Mattson of Mansfield Four Cor-1 Vwr Hoy >a Gnoloi Valuo w D o^ d;* Grade 8, Andrew Buck- ners, and J. H. Nichols of Mans- { ley, Joaaph Eaton, Walter Kicking, field Center. There will be an R ich anf MacLachlan, r Carolee address on Symbolism in Masonry Noyea, Olcl:lle Pepin, Wayne Usher, by Right Worshipful George S. RADIO TROUBLE? Tw* ia Htnht J. TAytOH. ASC Ntlwa«l. a««ry Mvrin oroFilng. Bariiarw Heckler, parolyn Noth- Hull. Grand Senior Deacon - of Blck, jM ce Schnell, Warren Usher; Clinton. A showing of the film. Oradi f , N a i^ .„O a il Johaason, “TIm Temple On Shooters Hill." ELECTRONIC TROUBLE? Martha^cCbiBbt, Eva 'SamueU. be served. All Master Maaona are invited. Friday night. Rtoht Wor­ Nancy w isali, Arthur ' Fawell. shipful Paul Menge of Rockville, CALL ED. STEPHENS AT t-ttM James w C affrey; Grade S, Darby 'district deputy of the 9th Masonic CamnMfioaald Gesa, David SiUa, GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. III Vi Canter St. Ptmae 8888 district; Henry Dorsey of Storrs. SATISFACTION AT IpRICES YOU CAN AFFORD Robert %cLachlan, Shirley Shlr- past district deputy of the 9th 285 MAIN STREET TEL, 2-4571 MANCHESTER Store Froels. Picture Frandag. Aae. Tirry Tkavla; Grade 8, June Masonic district; and Worshipful OVRR 17 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN ELECTRONICS Vrnetlsb llltnds. ■awualA Barry Pender, William Ifaater Sadler will go to Hartford Furniture Tons Ayer, lean Glldden, Sandra Han- to the home o f Brother George P^CK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE ■ ■■. lari ii.1 I .1 atn; Gmdc 7, Ufaacy Charland. Nelson Phillips to present him C n m D>Wl ^ UlUaa Luthl, with a 30-year gold lapel button. MANCHESl'fcK EVENING HEKALU, MANGHEBTEK. GUNN» THL'RSUAY, MARCH 15, 1951 MANtritlESTKK EVENING HEAALU, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THUTRSDAY. MARCH 16, 1961 SOTBEM PAGE gEVEWTtm —------> _____ T he H igh School W orld lyick Angelo Resigns as Twilight League President Miss Helen Kstes, Kaculty Adviser Rival Centers THE Nassiffs Host Contpiled by Stadento of Manchester Hiffh School THURSDAY, MARCH 15 Moriartys Draw First East Hampton Bombers VOL. X V in , NO. *4 Are Key Men HeraM Angle T o M eriden Minority Problem Plan “M” Formal ‘^Antigone’ Gels Blood ■y P.&P. Preparing lAigion of Honor in Playoffs Admitted to Circuit Quill Honored Meineke Face« Zawoluk EARL W. YOST KaMcrn l-i'agiie Kivaln The Varsity "M ” Club an­ t ! r - r Win Prizes Is Panel Topie nounced Monday morning. K. Sport* Bdltor "Quill." Manchester High's Triple Feature A Top Rating Clafih in FirM Csanir March 11. plans for the com­ Five Players Register As Dayton Plays St. literary magazine, ba.s re­ T l PaganPfi West Side* For Writing A panel discussion was held re­ ing Varsity "M " formal to be Double Figures in Johns in NIT Tourney Shota Here **d There In one nine-year stretch (1941- Of Sol Hrrr Friday Kt'iinrl ceived a rating tn tlie ('oluni- Pair.l and Powder is bu.sy pre­ held April 7. This will be the )949i, the St lanils Cardinals hia I'niversity .'-cbolnsti'- cently In Miss -Marj- McAdams’ I Sock and Buskin Play Connecticut will be an underdog Drop Out; tfiamilton, paring for the annual public per­ I' last formal of the year open to bs.seball team finished either first Tiunoirinv night’s game m the 4 Jill) .Vwards. Detail.s tiave not ycl senior Mixiern Problems class, j 71 to 49 Win 0 \er New York. March 15 oP'—The against .St. Jolin's of Brooklyn all the students of the school or second in the National League arm ory between .Nassiff Anus and DA'fi, Silk City and Couranl'Scholartic Keys liecn received by the seliool. formance m order that it might be ! Will (su on lo Slate National Invitation Basketball This discussion consisted of three and students are urged to ob­ Wapping Har>'esters Tue.sday night in the opening . . A total of 384 owners shared the Meriden Pros, the first in a N p h s but the sliidriil.s are conciatii- Rorkville All Ready Die best ' tiiple-blll" ever present-: tain the tickets early Tickets Drama F'cstival title, in the final reckoning, may round of the National Collegiate (n the purse distribution the first best two out of three for the East­ Co lo 14, Honorable lating Editor-iii-''hief Joan main topics: "Negros in America,” ed by that i lub As is the custom, | go on sale Monday morning, In a rough and hard fought hinge on the individual duel to­ Athletic As.sonation baaketbali 84 days of the Hialeah race track ern Pro I.s'agur regular season Bell. '81. Faculty .Vdvisor Miss "World Minority Groups," and night between Dayton’s brilliant I'liitn uoH icr the Ry Hal Turkingtoa Mention to 10 the group i» presenting three one- t March 19, at J2 00 per couple. .Manchester High school s play game Moriarty Brothers trimmed tournament at Madison Square' meeting this season , . . The championship, could , ring down Marlon Casey and the ineni- "Kace Riots Aren’t Necessary." Wapping in the first game of the Don Meineke and Big Bob Z.uwoluk champion among the 19,80 two- Manilu'.Atti 4’unnut Ml ill K«‘iini»l art pl.ays. whirh were carefully The club also announced ’’Antigone ” and * Plainville High Garden, .SI John's won 'JS of 26 the curlaln on acllvitie.s here fot Within five minutes after Tisri- bera of Quill .staff Chairmen for the groups in the final playoffs in the "Y" Senior of St. John’s. year-old fillies was Aunt Jinny. 4’liih'8 All San* tuinrfl Menchcster Hi|Ch ''•ms well rtp- selecthd by a special committee. that Monday. March 19. will be .starts during the regular season •he yeai. riie second game is light League officials and fran­ above order were Doris Giinsten, school’s "Pride and Prejudice ” Ba.sketba1I League last night by a Yankees "W e certainly look upon Meineke She is one of the four fillies nam­ Mftti'h'* ItrmrmtM'r Kmlay mplit tn th^ Fourth Annuel Pao of the plays arc being direct­ designated as "Lettcrday" for and played a tougher schedule carded for the Meriden annul v chise owners sat down to maka James Warren, and Elaine Grady. wore rated as "excellent’’ at the score of 71 to 49. The score does Piidenix, Ariz,, March 15 dPi — as our main obstacle, the No. 1 ed for the 1951 Kentucky Derby At H o’rlo4 k nt the Knst Side Uc4' ed by .Miss Isaliel Worth, and Miss all thdse who have earned the than the UConna who won 22 Sunday afternoon and both teams 'acholartic Writing Awards, spon- Each group was composed of eight not tel! the whfile story as only Casey Rtengel, manager of the problem,” said Frank McGuire, . . . Temple appears for the third building. Sclinol sliret llfj;i!ilrn- plans for the coming year laat Helen Estes is in charge of the! High school "M”. En.st Hartford Regional Festival games while losing three. The are looking for a quirk dnuhle vic­ ‘ eored In Connecticut by the Hart- students. four baskets separated the icamr. .New York Yankees, is impressed young coach of the Redmen from Garden aurfare Is familiar to the* time on the Boston U. football tory to wind up the sea.son Tsp- tion Will hr fmin 7 to 8 uith JmlK* night in the West Sid* Rec, Preil- third. ' Some of the important points .March 10 This rating allows across the East River. Schedule. The game will be played tnj: at H h\' AK(' nppiovrd lord Courant Parade of Youth and ij Edilorial *at the start of the final frame with the play of rookie third base­ Redmen and this may be a big off time will be 8 30 tomorrow ili nt Nick Angelo threw a bomb- "The Creaking .Stairs," a gypsy these two schools to compete for on Oct 27. The Terriers downed tiiosG ( ’h.irloR I'alnirr. naUonallv by Scholastic Maga- brought out for the first disciia- when Wapping fell apart and man Gil .McDougald. “Thi.s game will be derided by factor in the final outcome. How­ night I licii iiuo the session by announc- We ( ongruliilale I s mysteii s’ory, which boasts s fine j sion on "Negros in Am erica" were the state title at Wesleyan col­ the Owls 13 to 7 In 1948 and 28 \\illiAm An-1 4i4'nr>;4* Ford. alne. The high school students j Morlarty's, quick to see the flaw, McDougald, most valuable play­ ^ Meineke or Zawoluk, whoever con­ ever. upaets do happen Don’t Realizing that Nassiffs arc I ing his rrsignstlon as boas man of l ast. IS under .Miss .Metfuire's direc. lege, M.arch 31. to 7 In 1949 . Three members Thrrr's n 4 la.s,s loi rvrry dog or aubmiUed work accomplished be- | that the Negros had contributed to Speaker and Panel poured it on and took po-ssession er In the Texas League last sea- trols the foul situation.” McGuire count the UConns abort. . Al Kel­ stronger now than at any other . tile six-lcRiu loop. TTie action 11 IS Aitli unusual pride llial at f , Five plays participated at East of the St. i.ouis Ordinals were >t tween last March and February I ion the growth of America in everj’ I in four minutes. Snn. has played fevery Inning In said. His biggest fear is that ley, Brown’s new head football time during the present campaign, pitppir I 4i rt 1LV m v and <»pen I > aiue as a surpr.se to everyone In Ibis lime we take our pen in hand born in St. l/uits. They are Boh Thoio ill ho t ildums aiul plenty 15. More than l.OOO pieces of A humorous teen-age comedy, way. They mentioned such great D i s c u s s Careers, Both teams swapped baskets for the Yanks four exhibition games. Zawoluk may foul out. roach, says "surcessfiil football Meriden Is not going to rest on its ntlendaiice and leaves vacant a to give, perlmps long overdue ’.\ l>ate With Barbara’ Is Miss people as George Washington I to win. Besides the above men­ the first period which ended 11 to He hit safely in every game for a St. John’s, top-seeded, will make Habentcht Jo* Garagiola and of And tj.'n|-hirF, RO RTf* you . work. Including short stories, es­ teams are the result of complete j Chuck Diering Michigan laurels of Ihiet vh'toi'ies in four *vdnl pi^st in the setup Of the W otihs responsibility, along with •' i Carver, the famous agricultural tioned tile following were present- 10 for Wapping. The Gas Houseis .3.82 average, hut hla six hits were dark-horse Dayton al 7:1.8 p.ni. and v*ni! d(-r ^■lala^. says, poetry, literary and histori­ praise to tlie stinlcnl.s and fai illy roppeiation among students, fac­ Stale fencing coach Cliarles games o\er the locals nicv locdi Icnguc. one Ahull promi.ses to result in ^ scientist. Marian Anderson, Ralph Prnfc.s.sor Charles Robert.son of ed: Scenes from "Cheaper by the went ahead to stay in the second all singles. le. 8. t.l In the first semifinal cal articles, editorials, news, and of Manchester High Srbool ulty and alumni. ” Kelley plans to Schnilller Is an accomplished bass lour straight a season ago, only I’wo olher resignation* were one of I'alnl and Powder’s finest 1 Riinehe. and In the field of sports, Pratt In.stitiite and a panel of ad- " Glastonbury High sehool: Rtengel. nevertheless, is looking game of the 14th aniniai tourna­ Kail nf Miin tu slrr Intik sports Items were judged. period and led at the end 29 to 20. use a T-fornialion this fall at viol player He has worked sever- to lose the playoffs to an inspir'd Iciideied and accepted .by the The outstanding entries will be The srhola.slu events ol the re­ pre diu liont ever. The cast Is made Joe Louis and Jackie Robinson. . JI J . ' ' Slave With Two Face.s, ” East M oriarty's led at Die three- at the youngster with much con­ ment at Madison Square Garden. ti*p httiioi'R wjih his huagel vanced art students dl.seiissed art Hartford High sehool:school: "In"I’m a Brown . . The roller derby will al seasons with symphony orchea- underdog Nas.siffs .hiigue oflicials. Johnny Hcdlund, cent week have aildcd only honor Shirley Wilson The second panel on "World quarter mark 44 to 38. Then came cern since one of his regular third Red-hot Seton Hail and Brigham “ST]i»*ky s Hai krurttr ’ at lh<» aent to New York to be placed in up of seven good actresses, and al­ Boh Mullsney schools, opportunities for artists ' Fool ” New Britain .Senior High return lo the Now Haven Arena ! tras . . Red Schoendiest. second Comparing Meriden’s team this : lor several years vice president of ------Minority Group*" agreed that the the final frame and the Gas Hous­ basemen. Bobby Brown, is intern­ Young, champion of the Skyline WunlifyiMp riiih Trial Hponstired the National program, the win- and evldemc of out.standing lows no me,, within the stage and current Broadway play.s on school. for a 12-day stand on March 28 ; baseman with the St. lyouis Cards, year against last sea.son, they Ihe lengue. resigned hi* office be- Say. who s the one who does } most important factors responsible ers cut loose and wallced awa\ ing at a hospital and may not be i*\ liir (hfiL;i*i 4’hih at nera of which are to be announced achlevemenl to Uic rcrords of our walls, l/’nder .Miss Worth s direc­ Again the l>-gion or Honor pre- March 6. Paul Neili de Sole acted as Conference, tangle in the other through April 8 Brooklyn’s Red I was the only member of the team haven I got a Colby Gunther to' iiu iise of his new position aa Rec- that Biiivrb Job in WTlting up the | for minorities were, race, creed and with the game. .ivailable for duty this season. Middl»*IirI(> S*,p*tla\ Tilt* host to In May. tion. "The .Spinsters of Hush, ’ a senta a senior hoy, well-known and The panel, which included Saliy ; critic judge, classifying each play game at 9:30 p.m. The winners ! Pevilsvvill take over as the "homo lo play In all the club's 19,80 games Imiik on h i'ild ic Lewis is the lies! ' iivitioii dipctor for the town. seho'd. concluded that >'M; \ ! i . K r l lr l. Winning the largest number of Alore specilually. we reler to costume play. Is I.,eglon of Honor column each 1 nationality. They Shea, Jim Reed. Thelma Pe.see, ' according to: I, Interpretation For Moriarty’s, IwRoy Barnard Dodgers clash Saturda^ for the champion­ 1 team" opposing the Washington ! . The annual Masters Golf sel-shooler Meriden hss e\er hiul, sure to I imod by the class of lf)51, who. there were three kinds of minori­ Billy I’ngnni also announced he places in the Hat of awards was the success with which hock and the Btidieiice. week 7 She’s Shirley Wil.son, Alice Traey, Rita Scholsky, Rii h- ' the projection of the spirit of the scored 19 points before leaving the Rt, Petersburg, Fla.. March 15 ! ship. I Jets. Four teams of five each I Tournameiil gives a keepsake or more than cuiupensniiiig tor Huh : woiil'l not fl( id a team thi.s year this week, is )Vih Miillaney, son of ties, political, religious and numeri­ rtir Nutinrg HrHpIc 4’hlh Will Fitch High school of Groton. Buskin, with ita presentation ol Tlie casts of the three plays, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ard Hazelton, Virginia Martin and play aeras.s the footlights: II. Co­ game in the final frame via per­ iTi Hardest worker in the I Seton Hall, impressive conqueror ; rompete, men and girls divided i memento to every participant A I Filzgeiald and Mike Mel'niron. I 1 and relinquished his franrhlsc. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mullaney cal. si>nnsor also tho Xrw F.nglaiul As- Twenty-Blx students won awards "Antigone” took first place at along with the committees chosen F. Wilson of 31 Mather street. Janice Petersen, , asked leading operative presentation— Ease in sonal foul route as did three of Brnoklvn Dodgers training camp | of high-scoring Beloit and North ' equally on each side Toughy 1 silver plaque liearing a gold i-hev- I The team Is faster with Ernie ( ’ul- 1 Angelo lias been associated with The panel discusalon on the topic snriatinti Drrhv Tnaln Mar. h ITtti —one 'first place, fifteen keys and the Kegtonnl DrShia Kestival. As Is to help make It a "show," will be of 38 Pnnreton street. This week .Shirley becomes the questions of Protes.sor Robertson following stage business, group­ the Wapping boys. For Wapping, is the flu bug. He’s bitten many |I Carolina State, is rated by rival Biaahum and .Slugger Kealey arc rnn goes to the winner only I veilev aiiil Earl .Shiinnon s|>eeduig ' I lie I’wiliglil Le ague sliu e ita in- . "Kace Rlota Aren’t Neceaaary" Hful ISth at Miildlrln'ld Y hawing ten honorable mentions. now known to all, "Antigone annoimcwl in the next issue of the I Bob came lo M. H. S. during his subject rather th.on the w riter of who was paying hla ninth visit to ing, renrtion tn eaeh other, tem­ Dan Daly was the big gun. also of the players, including Manager I! roaches as the hottest team in the I two of the top skaters with the I In an unprecedented happening in ! up the nlliK k Wlule Gunllier wii.s; iiiigiirBl nineteen year* ago. He seemed to think that the only way getting 19 points. u ill h( at V a Ml M .uih I7th lot Manchester High school ranked took a first place at the festival "High School World ’ I sophomore year, before which he this column. the school. po, variety, smoothne.as: III, Tech­ Chuck Dressen. tournament at the moment. I girl.s team. Tickets go on sale N'orlli American horse racing, I the lug scorer a year ago. M( ndi 11 , lia.s scrve.l m ryery offlelal capaei- riotj could be aboliahed would be In the preliminary v. hieli was a Frcnrli-hred horses fii.i.shed one- the 1 . iM' h .oitl s on a o, Man h a close second, holding twenty- and will now go to the slate con­ The groii|i s see.m. ("I tin- 1.8 inch. gta.oses . . .Mni Consinniy, ace est man In pqjnt of service In the First prise for the beat entry, a that w-e are. we fell a special sense ! Boh to Join the Science Club in his Shirley works rhis year. In the The general conclualon of ail Don to a thorough understanding ' ner" chairman introducing a.s play the Homestead Packers for Giants I Tech, 77-71, and fourth-seeded Norman Shepard of Harvard and K'ldie Schwartz As a whole, the ' league story, went to Robert W. Snow of of pride when we were informed ■ junior year and continue hla ineni- College course. English IV, Span- these di.scu.ssion.s was that fear and of the special field. I the championship, starting next relief pitrher for the Phils and the team IS in much heltcr shape i Junior Ili-Y Plans speakers Mrs Verna MacMillian Miami, Fla. March 1.8 (JP, - 1 Arizona, 74-68. I Coach General .McLellan of Bos­ Move l.'Bexpeictad Ekut Hartford. A poem written by this weekend that twenty-four 1 hershlp this year For the pa.st sev­ i.sh 11. Busine.sa Math, and Mod­ ignorance prove to be the greateat Speaking of Pratt Institute, ! Wednesday. most valuable player In the Na­ Both teams are well moulded 'V likiili ( ioiitiiiii<>8 'seeretary and treasurer, and Jhhn Larry .lensen. Dave Koslo and Sal I Meineke, a aix-fnot-seven . 170- ton College claim they would take tional lyengue last ses.son. runs a Ro unexpected waa hla realg- Mary Ann Meteger of Groton Manchester High Sihool students eral inontha he has worked with ern Problems are her sobjeels. influence for di.srrimination. One Professor Robertson lisit-d the en- ' Tonight's game will start at lo face the strong Meriden team. ' Balmev of Hillver one of the three Maglle three of Leo Diirorher’s I pounder who is also a tremendous Holy C8-o.sa over Connecticut for sporting goods store in Onrnnia, nation, league officials were hot took second place. Margaret Anne had received awards in the An Fiiliir** Aelivilies I other students in the club on a High School World tops her ex­ of the best remedies for this prob­ trance requirements of the school, 'ju.tges in the 6:45. •Niissiffs will send Ja ik ie Allen. state contest. Both better mound.smen will pitch for rebounder and floor man, scored a berth in the .NCAA Tournament. N Y . during the off-season . . I'o Sri KrrordH prepared to name a aucceaaor to Shearer of Middletown, won third nual .Scholastic Writing Awards weather project. Bob also helong.s tra-curricular activities Shirley lem the students agreed would be which ranks among the top East- Morlart> '• (T1 > speakers discussed pha.ses of dra- the New York Giants today .".0 points in the first game and 37 i; . . Rhode Island and Connecticut Phil Rizzulo, shnrt.stop of tlic Hank DeZonic, 1‘ilggy Bell, Bnhln A ngclo. With the president and prise with an essay, while Amelia tyvnlesl. In this same vein ot has been a reporter on thi.s paper more programs In arhoola and I "rn .seaboard schools Ho also oiit- The Junior HI Y of M. H. S. to the C. Y. O. at St. Bridget s mities and slro.'sed the need of BArnartl rf •against the Philadelphia Phillies. I in the other. Hia 67-point total I .spill in two games iliirlng the world champion New York Yan­ Knight and Lee GolemlMi-w.ski to I nee president positions vacant, Noyea of Groton received the thought we fell equally proud ol for three years. 1'-Teens, both ihurrhes and cooperation by the lined the high sehool subjeets in­ proved It.self to he one of the most church. good diireeiiiig and the possibili­ Kelly If The Giants will be attempting j makes-him high man of the meet, j pa.st sca.son. . .Another "first" kees and the American ly-ague’s the Moor at the slnrl loin \\ hip­ 'I he .\ss(u’ialo(l I ’re.sN only Hal Turklngton, Ui# aeorc- fourth award, her entry, an Inter­ "QuiU" which received an award Much of his spare tune is taken Junior and senior, have oerupied radio and pre.sa. cluding art. history. English, and G c .ig c .Miknii. basketball's active clubs of the school during ties in the dram atir field. Suitor, c to even the count with National 1 At the B*me time, although zeal- 1| will be inaugurated at Lincoln I most valuable player, doe.Sn’t pie. Earl Yost, Cliarllt .Muzikcvik tary-treaaurrr, remain* aa aii- offi­ view. from the Columbia ScholaHllc up with his parl-lime job at Mi­ mueh spare time Other actlvl- --N anev Foi.sv '52 languages which are necessary for Huntington greatest onc-innn show, has brok­ s lenginy business meeting held Mr. de Sole, after being allowed League rhnmplon.s. who whipped ' ou.sly guarded, he committed only | Downs. It was announced today ) smoke nr drink . Tw enty-one and Joe Berner are ready for ac­ cial of the league. It waa voted Awards in the varioiu divisions Press Association. Phs potential chaels .Tevvelers, .Manchester. Out­ t|ea have Included Girls' Choir. M success in art school. The different Jacko. If them yesterday. 7-6. c oh en Iwn piofi'sslonal senring r«- on March 1.1 Future plans show time to decide on ratings, classi­ four personal fouls, two in each • ttiat entries for tlie Rt. Patrick s I players in the National Foothall tion. The series brings to a | „ to table action on officera until ths of the writings went to the follow­ journalists and authors of M H. S side of sclia'il he enjoys playing H S. Publications, howling, bas­ rourses and degrees offered, tui­ Wlrth If , ' "rds and u iin,*-..' m arks d.i you that the club will he kept busy fied as following. Excellent. Man- Red Sox game. Against Arizona he got 21 Day Haiulirap .‘■'aliirday, aa well I I.eague gained 160 yards or bet- another ancccssful season. next meeting, to be held at th* ing M. H. S. students: have reason to be proud as do for the rest of the year. ha.selmll. which, he says, is his fa ­ ketball. volley ball, tennis, and tion and living expenses, housing ! Hunk tii, siinppfd ” W'liy. George che.ster High sehool Plainville Totals Sarasota. Fla . .Marrh 1.8 -Pi free throws, eonveiting 18 for a as all other ra. es on tlie card I ter In single games during the W est .Side R ec Wednesday night, In the Senior Short Story divi­ their teachera who have helped On April 3 the )Ii-Y W'ill hold Spanish rliib Just recently Shir­ Y-l’cens Fiilerlaiii facilities, extra-curricular activi­ ■ .Mikan's, nf ciairse. vorite .sport. High sehool: i-ery good. New B rit­ Uapplnf t9i Pitcher Elh.s Kin ler will be forced ne« tournament record. I lo.'wd today, 48 hour.s In advance, 1950 season Eddie Price gain­ March 21. A com m itte* composed sion Elinor Hussey. '62, received a them cultivate their talents. their .second joint meeting of the I hiring his four year high school ley wa.s chosen to serve op the , ties at P ra tt were di.sru.ssed as \ i v Tile gllted Miiiiicapnlia tinker ain S. nior High sehool: good. East tn take It easy for the second Zawoluk, a rugged slx-foot-.«ix and tlie .same cu'^loin will prevail ed over 1100 yards in each of hla asoiis Liven I of Jeff Koelsch, Bill Kellsy and key for a story of a girl in a home The thing t/ircniost m the minds year with the Freshmen-Soplin- years Hob has followed the (^1lIege Senior Class Gift rommittee. well. Tlie Placement Bureau, w hu h D. Burke, rf I cent. I pnur.'d in 40 pnints last Ilospilal Palieiils Hartford High sehool: nartieipnt- tin.e as the Boston Red .‘*ox have junior, is more prone to foul out in throughout the entire 30-day la.st two sea.sons as harkfleld ace Pat Bolduc will draw up a alata of broken' by divorce. Honorable of seven seniors at present la Hie mnre Y-Tecn tn the form of a pot- course, and this year his auhje' ts The activities of this busy sen- , usuallv finds po.sitions for Ki per■ I ing. Glastonhury High school. Almada. rf mglil tn lead his team in a 10 0 - G. Burkff. If a day off from spnngtinie exhibi­ this two-man wrangle. Bob h.id luri ting. The 4k.hour > aih am c at Tiilane . Pauline Betz Ad­ Win Walker off lens and present It at that mention went to Jessie Lathrop, College Board Exams which were luck supper followed by entertain­ consist of: F.nglish IV. .Solid Geom- lor extend outside of sctiool. Dur- j rent of its students before giadii Manehe.ster was still to receive (Jiiil Tii victniv nvrr .Sv l acm-c in a Na- A group of Y-Teens journeyed Kr*»vi»^f. r tion baseball today. four on him in the Rt, Bonav et,tiire Lining uf fiilrif.s, in.slPSd of llic dle, famous pro tennis star, has meeting. It 1* hoped that Angelo •61, with a story about a boy who taken last week. Thhs thought ment A eonimlttee eonslsting of i etry, 1-rench III. and Physics, the ing her fre.shman and aophomore i ation and 2fl pereent by the follow- | anothc’- honor. 8Ir, de .Sole gave tiniiai I ia.Hlu't lia II Assnclaiion ing Septemlier. Is also an import- | Dum^r I Kinder who earlier suffered a game, vvlmh Rt .lol'.n's yanked .i.--iml '24 liniii.s is li' ing inliudiKed , pia\ed basUrtbsll, hockey, softliall w ill reconeider and continue In hla boi^ht Christmas gfita for his brings to mind the fact that every Joe nubaiioski. A1 Guay. Dave ; being his favorite. vears. Shirlev was an active mem- ti the Manrhrsler Memorial An­ f .Iir niemb. '-,^ of the different New York. Mnrrh 15 iff'. Lis gam.-. ant feature Daly, rf flu attark. was strtiek on the right , from the fire. as a lieiufll to the racing Ians. and is an excellent golfer. eapacity of president. fam ily Instead of buying the old senior from M. H. S. who took Hanaet). Joe Halablirdo, Bob Pot- Boll la quite undecid’ed about his her of the Mu Sigma Chi. a youth nex. Monday. March 12. to enter­ easts hononi' Ie mention Riehnid Mupka. If . lening lo visitors in the big town When asked if modern art i.s forearm by a Buddy Rosar line Coach Tom Blackburn of Da\- Tills SI ..ring niittnirsl broke hts car he'd worked for. these exams last year was accept­ terton, Oavld Gay, John Morianos, post-high school plans. Trinity fcHowship. of the Second Cnngrc- Wooiihouse received this honor for -North (*81011118 writers nay the The league’s first gathsrtng was tain the patients. really appreciated hy thinking drive vesterdav in batting prac- ; ton said. "St. John’s impressed me jrc.n i.lh fni till- innst points and John Perry. ’61, Barbara ed by the college of his choice. An­ Ray .luros, Dirk McKinney, Ed­ Coliege in Hartford ha.s given him gallonal rhuroh. At pr-sent his nnt.standing performance as Total! ... p . reason I’eahead Walker quit Wake ! most field gnals for one seaaon. attended by five o t last yaaria Acfompahied by Mr.s. Laura people. Profe.ssnr Robertson re­ S<*or^ at ha 29-yi Mnr;krt> tlre Trainer J.ack Fadden thinks ' aa a great club, showing a lot of Steam s, *61, and Susan Wood. '62, other reflection this lime on the ward Peresliiha. Karl Jones. Bill ills acceptnni'e, and he plana to be- Shirley enjoys her job as teacher Forest Is that he decliled "w hat’s 88(1 tesune. Including Pagaifi's, "who Morh.aucher. Music Director of the plied in the affirinative, slating ^ the ".viess'nger" in " ntieone" KIn'ter will be out for about four poise and fine coaching. We ran I Miknn now haa 1 pointa tor each received honorable mention faculty for their expert prepara­ Diana, and Boh Provost will plan gin In June, and take the pre-nied- of a Sundav Seiiool rurserv elass. Pal O'Hara. '82 Johnny Bratton Wins the use w hen a new college presl- 66 gniiies this y.-ar compared to dropped from the circiitt. AJao Y.W.C.A.. the girls square-danced that if people are interesting *A^a Beet -.lavs. for essays. John's essay, "What the affair. u al coiiise iiniler Die accelerated , Work at Hale’s. assisting with I take them only if .Meiiieke can out- ( dent vetoed a pay rai.se already present were the British Anarican tion of students for college. and sang both popular and folk enough to look at modern art and Braves : do Zawoluk " ; his I,.86.8 ligiirc In 68 games last People ^ad." was published in W’e here at M H. S. fe<-l we are ft was annonneed that s howl- y,,,, poprg to be cn- li.'iplavR rompl^'tFS hor ac- I -ipprovcd hy the athletic dept \ ca r Club, flllk City, Hamilton Stand­ songs. Included in these were ask questions about it. they np- Morhaidt. rf The Seton Hall-Bingham Young the recent ^111. Barbara's essay fully justified in patlm g ourselve-s ing party will N- held .soon. Also : k u TC Salomonle, If Braderitn i, Fla ., Mai eh 15 — ,P When pohlic oiiU ry made the .Mlkan I‘'e.-cd in 1.8 Hcl.I goals. ard Prop* and Rockvllls. Gordon at this meeting, tune was taken | many of the old-time favorite pceciate It. Y- ork Warren Spahn seems to be re­ , fray ahso pre.sent.s two good big discussed what a dime means to on the back for work, ladh schol­ jirograin. If. after tile next few In tho ’ cr.ator for the F'.ar We.sterneis. will d'l us a lot of goo'l” . . .Clcvo- D 1V1.S1..11 Idle Ai|,,lph S( haves .83 and A1 Guay ’.83 will repre- | Sheehan. I'enna Lee Fisher. work.’ art directing of movies, and RCil Sox 4)vf*r t.liarlic Kiiwari Local Sport sentation al th* meeting but sent Aort, Short Story Division— Couiieil Discusses When a.sked a ^ u t a favorite ,.,.nth ia Benidict, and I my frllriw men through Brnthi-r- "I don’t knri'.v how v.e're goii'g lilnil .8 lens put ir.jt giiaranlcc.s ,p scored 21 puinta for .Syracuse. sent the Junior Hl-Y in tlv Youth to help you. .‘tally Cha- ■ other related subjects. word they would attend the next *^(o«key Business," printed in William Miiiisie '51. tonic of conversation, Shirley re­ Har\e>, rf Today the Rrave.s plav a "home In ,st.,p that bov. Duke.* ’ .said In 4irt*al l.y-K«»uinl to $6,U0U for college hasketlinll .M Molui'-. III , the .New Y ork and Govemiiient program to he i doha. was greatly appreciated by Gail Andersen '.'1 hoo,i. Frroiiom .iiid U nity." the W. Szemphu.Bk: CH me against the Rt I^'ijs car- " j nieeimg and apply for a franchla*. last spring's Quill. Sehool Aelivilies plied. "Everyth in g” the olil folks and they received an ; Brigham 8'oiing’s Stanley Watts. Chatter douhlcliraders vvhicli didn't draw K r I' kci if .1 l(.•I s tHiilt up a big fir held in Hartford. In the next meet- , ' In.sl phra.ic o*' tiio Y-Teen motto, H. Sz«>mrl:r!k;. < • linals M anager Rillv .South- ”Wc may need .stilts” Fight ill Chicago ipiailii Ica'l, I'lew d, llicn rallied I One position Is vacant and wtU b* Mary Ellen Moren. '51, re- Future plana for this popular invitation to eome again in the | Dublfl, tf ...... flic.s Word from there is thxt tlie ing the representatives will he i ha.” been enact,’d by the Junior Y- w orth I'sts his pilrheis as Charlie Ailed at next week's aesslon. calved honorable mention for her senior girl are quite definite. Right very near future. Stanek. rp: Hone\ Russell, the Seton Hall Norman Burke, leading acorn •Raliirday night felevision out of in Ih', hnal 3 ii seconds to nip the' A senes of questions roneern- given helpful suggestions hy the Gorin, Ar* Fowler an.l Boh Chlp- humorous article, "Madam’s Coif­ Baiiki^ Visiu**! now Shirley Is anxiously awaiting In place of the regular meeting ' CurrtMil .\ffairs Terns during the pre-wnt Red- Stronf. If . . . , coach, returned the compliment by Ch.i ago, Marvh la .T, Tlie in the Kc(. Senior Ha.skelball .New Yoik wa.s the k iller. . . SI ill T n -i'itv Hlacklia .i ks !I2 -9 1 . Har- Only other business tranaactsd ing extra curricular aitivilie.s elub members. man. I ry GMlIaiui K held goal in the last feur," which also appeared in a reply to her application to Mid­ thirty. .Semor-Y Teens attended a I I ( ro.s.s Drive The girl.s who have I saying Hatchins and his mate. Ro- • N B A s hiand new \vcller\veig.| League, is now stationed at Br.iin- ivitli tile 2U-II1I h screens. Army la.al night was approval to oper­ were discussed by the Council Other events sclteiluled for April dlesex hospital Here she hones Tnula ...... 19 I half miiiiil'' pul till- Kiiu ks ahead. Quill, la January. inehide the showing of the offi- By FFC Classes bowling party Tuesday night at Adinils Tliirlrun I willingly solicited for Red Cross land Minson. are "two of the best ] champion. Cind'Mclla Kid Johnny urd Field in Hartford with the will string along with the NCAA ate the league again for the com­ represent all ves at the regular to fulfill her ambition of becoming •Score At half tlm-' a9-27 S-a Vntomall.e I-esfae , • < lallat in was lug I riT, with '21 The only literary article to elal 19.8(1 World Series Him, the the Bowling Green. ; were the following: Connie Gien- players in the country - bar none. ” Bratton, has a tentative .May 4 103rd Fighter Wing Burke has nnd El ’AC on the fiMilliall niora- • . c ing ie*,-((m with alx team s. The meeting which was held Tuesday. a nurse. With the personality , ,1 pond s place in the entire state was writ­ )Ii-Y la'ngue haskelhall playoffs, Frances Patelli '81 ' : ney. .lean Packard, Janet Land, “But I think we have more good ' dale to defend his title again.it starred with the Ijiurrls in Rec torium" unless some other schisd ' ,. . league 8a-1I1 also entertain bid* for March 13. during second period. Three F’ersohal Fi onomu's class­ , and pleasing manner Shirley pos­ I Thirteen new junior nietubop's .'MIlIrr'A i.1> .. i !• ort \5 ayn with’^toofl R Intel In­ ten by Shirley Taylor. '51, who re­ and in the Spring a flelil trip will Gloria Fuller. Eleanor Douglas, ) T*C!r£r men than they. ” he added. "We ■ Cuba .s Kid Gavilan al New fork’s League play for the past three Jumps the gun H u t you gotta ' . , umpiring and purchase of base­ After dlsciisiiing the purposes of sesses, she is sure to he no less I were admitted into the Current Killer Shifted 2V) Altov I 'l'■w^a|Mdls surge to outla5«t thf* ceived an honorable mention for a be taken to the Wethersheld .State es, aii'ompanied by Harry S Pam Coburn. Alyre Carlson. Bar- ‘ Ja-lrt ...... M 99 have a good bench " • i Madi.son Square Garden. years Iiidtect yoiir.self ' an ball* various activities, the Couni’il de­ than a huge soeeess Affairs Club on March 8. They are 2^1 ■ I t ilym piaiis. 1 1.8 l(9h. in tt hard- discussion of Pepys’ "Diary." Prison. Maidiuenl. Personal Economics I bars Bell. Jane Wilson and Carol • ...... m no 92 The tournament is taking a lick- 1 But It will he a long time before six)ke.sman adds Any teams seeking entry into In the poetry division Jim Rog­ cided that the majority of clubs „ . Bette Carlson. ’.81 ! Indoor Track Is* Partieia Cavanaugh. Janet Brad- ‘ '•■•nr n ...... 14? lie cloul-and-cruise Bratton forgets it virtually rlinuh#v1 Donald McGomb '81 er. anil Kii.s.sell W right. Busi- ^ ...... ! Jarvis. First Base 114 175) ing at the gate, as the result of ; Three games InVolving Im at Wrong Phevv t the league may apply at next ers, '51, received an honorable and sports are worthwhile and tvaeh ^ ley, Fenna Lee Fisher, Barbara j Dii.'miiy ...... <>4 ‘>.'1 27‘'> the bloody 15-round batlle with basketball teams were decided at thirla«f in Uu* W estern Divi­ ness Ileai her, visited the First Na- : Their help and time have helped ‘ the recent gambling .scandal that'; When Paul Brown, the foolli.itl week's meeting. mention for his work. Since sever­ help to develop a person a charac­ Bengtson. Elinor Hii.s.sev, Sheldon , game-to-the-core Charlie Fusarl the foul line during the past week. coach, was visiting at Al iHe.l sion for F'orl Wayne. tionnl Bank of Manchester and Ready lo Open Jaffe. Adrian Schmidhauser. Al- ! to increase the collections con- San Bernardino, March 15.- T. tTlP . . 494 1541 1 knocked out strong local teams. , al poems were submitted, the win­ ter, The number of eliibs that which gave him Sugar Kay Koh- Nassiffs. the Polish Americans Tic I .Riitphln’s Florida retrent, he Alex (Jm za sparked R belntecl the Manchester Trust Company Baud lo Presell I bert Grossman, William Slover, slderably. —It would be a fairly safe bet to­ The first four doubleheadera have : IndinnafioliM rally with an High scorer on Navy’s 1949 ner cannot be identified. . a student belongs to should not be All-Slale Feslival inson s vacuted i row n at Chicago and the Laurels all won vital was inlniiiuced to Bill Tobin. ('Iii- on Thiirsdny. Mnrrh 8. and Wed- George Pazianos. Henry Szemplin- -Allison Olmstead '52. day that Ralph Kiner ha.s scon the - rp attracted 43.120 patrons compared | point spurt in the final quarter. football team was place-hicker For her essay on her father, in limited unless his sehool m.irks A total of 61 hopefuls are \nnif!l-) . Stadium last night. game* at the fifteen foot line. ne.siiay. March 14. One of the last of the outfield with 71.000 for the same period ' cago Blackhawk's president. Roger Drew. He made good on 19 the Junior High Division, Mar­ begin to drop, A suggestion was Coiicerl in April for indoor track this season, skl. Mary-.Io Brennan and Bessie St:III.’ r i A spaisc Bladium viow d of 6.954 I (Jioza wound up with pointa. Moiiiliers Chosoii cla.sses visiteil one of the banks The Pittsburgh Pir.at,' slugg.-i la.st year. Later, on the golf course. Tubui if attempted points after touch­ garet McIntosh, ’.M, received a made that the students tw allowed ports Coach Charles Wigren. Carambelas. and niilIion.s who viewed it on tel- I For the second straight yeai Jac k Kt'iria, wiUi 21, lopped Fort while the other two classes visited The club, ineluding these new looked really good in his debut as was moaning that hia hockey team Wayne. down. key. to use free x-perlod.s for recreation out evision saw Bratton gain a split the Garden Groves snd the Lau­ the other. Manchester High School’s band­ members, is planning to visit the a flrst-baseman against Cleveland had Just lost eleven gam es in a It is expected that all the liter­ tn the gyms. Repre.sentntives Eight members of the MHS A I from last year. Captained hy Al ISt decision over Fusari. rels will meet for the Ret .Senior The students were taken heliind master William Vaders ha.s dug State Legislature in May, and a | here ye.sterday. Bifluiiien Laptiire row and would finish last for the ary work honored which has not voted unanimously that the num­ Cappella choir were pleasantly I Morgan, they take on Hartford HELP THE Tho fight appeared finished j playoff title. The Groves copped ber of extra-curricular activities the teller's rage tn .see how the way down deep in the mii.sical files smaller group will attend a meet­ "He’s just a natural horn glove .'2fi 4S1 ,«.2l 1.A2R fifth straight season- If it didn’t already been in Quill will appear surprt.sed when O. Albert Pearsop. j High in Hartford. Friday. when Bi-atlon, a cute clijiper who ^ the honor a year ago First Imiuove . . ’’No team ran finl.iti that is sponsored by the school is choir director. announced Die bii.siiiess was run and were shown for some fine music to be presented ing on UNESCO in New Britain ; man, that’s all." beamed Manager tn the spring issue. I Coach Wigren feels that thi.s RED CROSS! Bolton Sevciilh Victory fights in spurts, whistled a right i game in the best out of three last five years in a row,” exclaim­ satisfactory. The.se decisions by singers who wilt partiripale in the liookkeepmg machinery All in the annual Band concert. It is later. Billy Meyer after watching the Of the fifteen keys that were I year’a team la a.s good as last .S Li.«ki ...... that knocked Fusari flat on his | game series for the 1950-51 crown ed Brown, whose teams still have ] the Council are iinotTieial aivl are the 1981 All State Musical Festi­ the "liehind the scenes work wa-s j planned for early In April. At the meeting. Shirley Taylor lO";, of your imrrhaaes here big sta r scoop a low throw out of awarded in Journalism for news year’s in the long distances but norrllt) ...... 2)2 Manchester High’s riflemen back in the 10th round. But h usari will take place Tue.sday night at to finish last once... "Ours ran,” I merely the opinlon,s of the repre xplained to them. Briak marches like "The Fairest and Taylor Booth debated on the Tlnirs., I'ti. and Sat. will he t h e Sillnno ...... 3-WAY CHAMPION! dirt. stories, M. H. S. writers were the val finds his worries in the sprinting 2R4 made it seven wins in twelve rolled over, clutched onto the ref­ the East Ride Rec. For the Lau­ replied Hill. ’’Well," said Browii, sentatives The stualents all Juniors, wliom The .■^tudvnls saw Die cheek of the Fair.” by John Phillip Sousa, pros and eons of isolationism, as given to the Red f ro**. ’’I’ve said all along that if Zeke M MllPk recipients of eight. They are as department. Goo Nancy Foisy and Allison Olm- the difference. D»> ...... 93 92 272 The match, a CCIL affair, puts the net take of $32,325.52, Bratton ' The Laurel.s then went on tn cop Blackhaw ks the peior support that the stu­ and Elinor Hussey, altos: Itonald tolil how the money is shipped I other years'the M. H. S. Band has over there so w-e can get some . atead. Mr. Wigren expects hia team to Agriculture and stock-raising LINCOLN'S z^wlck ...... 110 117 323 Manchester into a tie with Middle- and Fusari each collected 2 7 per the playoffs. Sports Before 7'our Eye* | dents have given to the sports Goodhart and Kingsley Knhney. troiii the Federal Reserve Bank at combined with the Stafford Springs more power into the outfield, and V'fjjTYnln ...... 91 111 290 . Two keys were awarded to iron out and have a good season. are the chief industries of Mada­ .899 Main St. Sheridan Bldg. town for second place in the cent, or $8,899, plus $1,500 tele- ' Leo Diegel, who is seriously 111 dances. Extra-eiirrieular aettvl- tenors; and .Inhn Provan and Boslcn. I Band for a concert, but this is the Ralph 1* willing to do anything ...... m H 295 E Carlson rolled a fine 407 Richard Day, '52, and one key to Des directors have agreed In cut The Hartford meet will be a diffi­ gascar. .An'i**r.«'*'M ...... 1-02 league atandlngs behind pace-set­ vision lee. at hts North Hollywood, ("slif. | George Pazlanos. basses. On leaving, the students were : f,rst time in recent years they have cult one and the whole school that will help. He’s a team man. ’ 93 112 yrr triple In the W est Ride Rec Bowl­ Albart Guay, '53. for Sports .Sto- down their expenses as much a.s As many people who have a t­ told that they would be weWme j gjppppjj o,,t their own. ting Hamden High. Middletown’s Although Bratton r*n out of gas home, likes nothing'better ttiaii t i 1 Ties. Honorable mentions went to wishes them all the luck they need Kiner is going to try it for at .'>"9 15; 513 u s; •shooters come to the Main .Street after flooring Fusari in the fourth ' ing I-eague last night with I.ee's . leccived letters or cnpls from Ins possible, hoping that no artlvttv tended it know, the All .Slate F e s­ at any time to visit these hatfks." ■ I The Band record is excellent be- least two weeks in exhibition Esso Carlson registered single George Paxianos, '52, and Richard to win. Armory today for the match that round for a lour count and almoal : old golfing |)als, (It s 1U624 Whip- »dll have to be dropped from our tival is a enneort delivered in the Fenna Lee Fi.sher, '•82. I cause of their service at football gameij. and th-'ii a deei.sion will game scores of 128 138. 141 as Day. '82. for their aports wTlte —Albart H. Guay, '68. V ilia will decide second place. Manches­ ending the fight in the tenlli, it I pie street, if you’re one of them, i program. fall in Biishnell Memorial in H art­ ' and basketball games, assemblies, ] 111 made. He had no especially V:' r, , . lyce’s took three of four points Andv Gib.son of the rrojeets ter previously beat Middletown was a great night for the 23-year- i And Scotty Chisholm, who sees , ford hy carefully chosen students and at varioua town event*. Their | hard fielding chances ye.sterday. ruZ7.0 . . from the East Rides. '■ The following are the school.^ Committee asked for volunteers earlier in the season. old Chicago Negro. I Diegel frequently, adds: "1 show . from schools, in all parts of Con­ but he handled everything thrown Gftlli ... that also "placed" ten or more en­ most recent assignment is to play j Isiixxl PALM SUNDAY The summaries: / Twice previ'jusly, in the same ^ I movie* at hia bedside every week. [ tn help at the Red Cross Blood necticut. A program of varlfri Sophs Lose Two at the dedication of the new school | JxI««II lA.IVl"lngton Home for "The first game I ever pl*.ved ^^',’' 125 2«> I Kay Kingman 97 85—182 .Hagen, Rarazen, Kirkwixid aii'l March 16. by a rhorus, a hand, and an or- I I I • (^|.jpp|jjj (^ iid rrn on June i. —by Beau Jack and Ike Williams playoffs arc a« follows: Gamlet orable mentions): East Hampton, The cnuneil voted that a person Wins Essay Prize as a professional was at first i ' . . _ ---- ; Dick Ellington 90 83— 173 Hogan And don t furgi't Ins ehe.s’trr.. MHS representatives to -and until late last night ap­ Jew eleis and .N'a.ssiff .Iiinior.s al ' 18 places (10 ke.VB, 8 honorable ______—Albert H. Guay '53. ba.se,” the slugger reoalled. "That j Totnl. 583 17.10 I Bob Potlerton 93 I ijirthday is April 27. ’ . When th.- could not take olTiee during Boys’ these latter organizations will be MUSICAL VESPERS Osk 8 0 -1 7 3 peared heailnl for boxing’s limbo. i 6:30, West .Rides Dales vs. CYO i mentions): Norwich, 18 (1 prize. 6 and Girls’ Week more than onre In a March 8 game )>etween the 1 was at Albany. Then, about eight j , I Jim Ckillins . . . Trimly hasketliall team reacheii announced later this year I Joan Strickland '51, was recent 79— 172 Fuaari paid dearly for five Juniors at 7:30. A w-in for the ; keya, • honorable mentions); New — Janet Bradley. '.*>2 sophomores and the J . V.’s, the exs • or nine years ago I spelled Elble j j Kingsley Kuhney ... 97 , the New England Tournament fin­ - Elinor Hu.ssFv. .82 ly jK>ttfied that she Won the first Go^hrlnf. 75— 172 months of idleness. It was his first Dales would give them a clean • Britain, 12 (6 keys, 6 honorable spphomores were finally tipped off Fletcher for a few games with his j r:oxiis ... 296 al. I via two upsets I ('apt. Bob I \ aleCllClO ry I TIO prize for an essay on the lalea of ' \ Meriden 7tS bout since he had stopped Tonny I sweep of the playoffs snd the f menttona); Middletown (1 prize, 4 A small boy announced to hts : their pedestal of seven wins and • team. O'lldsteln^ 183 AUe Lam phler ...... 93 Jarhens drew an extra job. He’a Shoals, where she attended a SUNDAY, 4:30 P. M. 70—163 Pcilone at the Chicago Stadium | playoff title. keys. 10 honorable mentions): teacher this week that next Tues­ "I liked it well enough then, but 359 George Leining ...... 91 1 slated to play in the court final no defeats. They were idumpcd .84 | C!ol1e'nn’ and John Mori- 1 III I don’t much like this peach bas­ .... S4 I John Rule ...... 89 I tomorrow and open the track sea- on S ta r Isllsnd. Jo an ’s prize en­ 57— 146 and although he had Bratton in | *rwirrer Phelpa and Biinnv and 10 honorable mentions). that nice?” she beamed "It’s mv anos act the pace with 24 and 12 i ______ket glove they u.se thc.se day“. | Norm Ness ...... 94 I son as a higher jumper Saturday titles her .to one week at the Isles 507 53« 53.1 1576 38— 132 trouble frequently, he never could ; Welch will referee Friday night's The Scholastic Writing awards birthday ton.” Apparently it *11181 will take some time getting Richard Bennett .,.. 83 Boh, who can leap 6-6 *«, does Beals imlhani tallies respectively. Bob Blardi | valedictorians of Man- of Shoals next summer. This prize 48— 131 get a left-right combination going. ^ Eastern League playoff game at N S OTHER WHISKEY GIVES YOU Is a national program for recogni­ wasn’t nice at all. His face cloud­ used to. And then, of course. 1 Other Manchester his best scoring on jump shots... was high for the sophs with seven school’s class of includes her room and board for I.eafae shooters But on gameness 25-year-old' the arm ory between Meriden and 3 ed and he said resentfull. "Well, points. Score at halftime: 23-13 'The Crucifixion" want to see if it affecLs my hit- ; ' were: Ben Crehore, 97 Training camp story is that no tion of all t rpes of high school 1947 have all received awards for the week and also her registration Eato < 3 > 74 171: Irvington. X. J. fighter was the Nassiffs. Game time Is 8:30 THE 9 1 0 , ^ 3 how did you get so much bigger Led by A1 Giistaf.siffi. the Man­ Diig ” Pari.* 'P. . .. 12^ 13^ Earl Carron 94 75 169: Norman l-xospert can expect moie than a student writing ability, J . V.’s. their outstanding achievements fee. champion of the evening. • It wa.-f one-half hour earlier than usual chester High Rifle team defeated Tuesday’s game brought the Ti u^rna!. ... 124 lOfi ; $1.8.000 txiniia unless he’s taller j —Frances Patelli, '81. than me 7” during their four years at College. Joan's essay was submitted to BY Miner 88 70 158; and Phil Derrah sheer courage and grit that en­ for the second time the Windham seniors and the Hi-Y together in Pro Basketball .\t a Glance Duiil'.w ...• n s n i 94 58 152. than six feet two...Well. Boh Artemis Pazianos, a senior at the contest in the form of a letter Ui:ha*ha .. . 114 124 abled him to carry the fight lo High team in a prone match by an exciting game which finally National .AHsociation Wellesley College, was the recipient to a friend. In this letter she paint­ Kradfpri ... lOl 115 BraUon in the closing rounds. ('arjienter used to run a basketball ctMMCi Q U fiinr score of 484 to 449. Coach Gil­ ended 46 to 36, the seniors being SIR JOHN STAINER New York 92 Tri-Cities 91 Last Nights Fights team. of the three highest awards at the ed a clear and comprehensive pic­ Both weighed 146 L pounds. j bert Hunt’s marksmen tied the the victors. Al Biardl hit high for Minneapolis 100 Syracuse 76 Wellesley College Honors' Day Totals .. 5s4 594 1773 Although the sponsoring Inter-' I End of the IJne record set by the 1950 team led the seniors with 15 points through ture of the Shoals. Joaa (^scribed Fort Wayne 115 Indiariapolis 109. Convocation. Miss Pazianos was Sports Mirror national Boxing Oub must await A basketball bulletin to Arizona by Ed Quinn for prone firing. the bucket, while Al Guay hit 10 the activities of the group from PRESENTED BY j Em^rsor By The .Associated Press The Manchester scoring was as named a Senior Durant and was the Center Congregational church the outcome of the Gavllan-Gene i CThicago--Johnny Bratton. 140 i alumni reveals the school "had for the Hl-Y. Score at halftime I Blaa-*!l . I piomised the Garden officials that follows: A1 Gustafson-98, Ben Cre- elected to Phi Beta Kappa and and the other groups at the con­ j Papani Today Y ear Ago—Detroit Hairston fight at New York 1-4, Chicago, outpointed Charley was a deadlock at 16 to 16. f . THE CHANCEL CHOIR hore-98. Bob Potterton-96. King­ ference. Throughout her letter I FtcihPlt 32.5 clinched second straight Na- March 30 before setting the Gavi-' FiiKari. 146 1-4, Irvington, N. J.. i we would play there before tho E aster lUNRlSE OERVICE The sophs were again the loaers *,* fit"" "LVi *v°elr .scandal grew so big. , .T h at real- Si I Itonal Hockey League title, whip­ lan-Bratton date, it was learned I sley Kuhney-98, and Ray King­ that walked off the court, Tues- | Cornell Mescal Joan showed a mood of peace and 1.8 for NR A welterweight title I. ping Montreal, 4-1. reliably the title affair will be Jy must have been an early invita­ man-96. The Red and White pro­ dav. this time by a close score o f! to prepare solitude from her visit to the Miami Beach—Bobby Dukes. BOWLING To«»l» 517 502 Five Years Ago—Joe DlMag- held at Madison Square Garden on | tion to the NIT. . .Pete Calac, the •$3.65 I $2.29 NORTH METHODIST CHURCH blems- lie not In the prone column 51-49, the Frosh being, the win- decided-will be doctor for Shoals where "if you are a tr^ 151, Miami, outpointed Chuck but in the off-hand column. Shoaler and you have learned to glo's tbree-run homer in the May 4. Taylor, 150, Coalport. Pa., 10. old Carliale and Canton Bulldogs ners. Bob Zinnell hit the mark for children. re*l Oticr 4§) footballer resigned from the Can­ lASTER SUNDAY Windham's team finished In this love the island life aa all of ua do, SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH U eighth Inning gave the New York Barcelona— Luis Romero, Ma­ t M A.' M. 18 points with Howie Uautenbach Olga Krupen. graduating this 1.SI Riviere .,.. in? 96 • order; Bean Guer«-92, Joe Quint- 0all 4882 101 102 Yankees a 3-2 victory over the Exhibition Baseball drid,, knocked out Georges ton. O., police force Monday a ft­ taking second honors with 14 tal­ year from Connecticut College for than you will leave with a feallng Farr ...... 9* — 91. Matt TaIvl-89, Jim Lamb-89, that a part of you has remained Areto ...... 102 121 iiB 3'4i! St. Louis Cardinals in an exbibi- Yesterday's !4rorrs Mousse. Paris, 2. Bantamweights. er nearly 25 years. .. Race tracks SpMlwr: MAJOR lENJAMIN JONES lies. Stevie Millard and Ronnie Women has been awarded a Pbl Main Street and Hartford Road are making plans for the utiliza­ Indng Stanley-88. Beta Kappa key. there.” For fioservations Martin ...... Ul 102 106 3191 tion game. Chicago lAi 10 St. Louis lAf 2 Other Manchester shooters were Custer sparked the sophs with 18 tion of their plants in the event of Manchester High's third valedic­ The Star Island Corporation, Ten Years Ago—Wayne Sabin Philadelphia (N) 7 New York Hockey At a Glance FLEISCHMANNS ■PONMNUED BT MANCHESTER TOCTH COUNCO. and 12 points respectively...... 421 419 417 12571 1 Earl Carron, Dick Ellington, Bruce who conducted the contest, plans Total! .... and Frank Kovacs advanced to (N) 6. National League war emergencies.. is that what Anderson, and Jerry Monahan. The The sophs' final period struggle torian Bstsy ^ver, attending Perkelt'. (4> you’d call tote-al warfare? BB Syracuse University School of to use much of Joan's “ezosllent the finals of the National Indoor Boston (A) • Boston (^) • (10 Toronto S New York 1. Manchester team have their sight Just fell short by 2 points. Score THE PUBLIC iS INVITED Maaohester I Pockett ...... 123 tennis championships. Innlnjts)'^ .American t«ague at halftime was’27-22. in favor of Nursing, is president of the Agend*. materlsl" in their future publicity I Lerthere ...... 93 i:mn I) aimed at the State Shoot Satur­ work. Twenty Years Ago—Walter Ha­ (Cleveland 10 Pittsburgh 6 Buffalo 4 Indianapolis. 2 . i Lincoln was nominated for day, March 24. at New Haven. the Frosh. the honor society of the school. St. Oeorg* ...... 112 . Barbara Bengsten '52. Bow|iag Qrooa, lao* gen and Henry Clyci tied for the D etroit, 10. Rt. Louis |N) 8 Hershey 4 Prpvidence 3 pre.sident by the Republicans over L • Albert H. Ouav '63 Alfred Taricco '53 , —Allison Olmrtead '52. ! . .“isriii'l.i ...... 1.11 BlINDW WHISKIV . 9 0 PROOF . «S% ORAIN NUI^u U. SPHUTft Advertise in The Herald— It Pays ff!HOnter Street Coral Gahies golf championship Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 2. Night Pittsburgh 3 Rpringfield 2 William H Sewatd on an a.ili- T'VUU ----- 439 442 455 1 316 With 143’s. Chicago (A) "B" 4 UCLA 2. • Cleveland 6 SI. Louis 5. slavery iilalfotni in lll60. THI FLIISCHMANN DISTIUIMO CORPORATION, P IO ^ IU , N. Vs k ...... All : j W-V.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1961 f PAGE WNBl'M Il MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., lIlURSDAY. M/^RCH 16, 1961 TOONERVILLE FOl.KS BY FONTAINE FOX •I •• «v \ V RY .1. R. WII.I.IAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR UOOPLB MoataEl untraasato 88 Hooaes for Sale 7 2 R b m a i$4 ecActmo, m a j o r ,' Bltoatioiip W aatc8-r Gardm— FEm—Oainr H elp N e v e i ^ u s e F i s h i n g l i m e t o p o l l a t o o t h . ylMlLB X BROAOefAST A HoaschoM Sarrlcaa P red oeto . 1 0 IN BOLTON. S, i sad • roone. AatoaokllM fot Sato 4 M ato S i TRAGIC COMMeCCIAU/- >SPUTT-Tr/7 'M'PlBABe Sense and Nonsense orretod ISA WANTED—Kkperianced bookkeep­ with acreage, $8,300 and up. R. O. PiRiST Q U A U T Y O nan Mooh VIOLIN, $40. Call Mancheetsr 2- X TOOK TH6SB STOblES TD> THAT AOA04 TWO m -ton 1938 Fort panel de- ing machine operator. Apply in SALESMAN—Experienced, desires Denton, 39 Stephen etreet. MA^CHE8T1EK Upholataiing Oa tain potatoea. Mealy, cook and 9429 mominge. /V\V FRlEfdD TH E <5 E M ^LOWLV.TVIlGafit AUO ] livery tnicKi with heavy rear end. person to Waltei Orusha. The part time work. Night and Sat- If sll officss could be run a Mt The story Is told o( the pstftov C la s a fie d Ra>upbolsterlng, drapertea, alip taste good, $1.50 buehel. Deliver­ e>:PBB.T HB 6AVS Trie ENUMCIATE BACH < Suitable for farni uae. One 1 ton Manchester Trust Company. urdaya. XJkll 2-4464 after 6 p. m. CUSTOM .iANCH Huuae. $ roomi, more amoothly there would be a of President Tnim aa’a ehurdi to covers. 48 Purnell Placa. Call 2- ed to your door. Call Hathaway L ITTL E OME tS VdOIZTH ^VLLABL* CLEARLV— 1P88 Fort panel delivery truck. Wearing Apparel— Purs 87 bath, lavatory an>. laundry room. lot lose raving when buslneaa man Washington answering hia talm 9521 Open evenings. ACTIVE AND reliable, wants re 2-1890. FOUR C e n t s , BUT SOME .WAATVWCr LA9TV40RD Good condition. Priced raaaon- DO YOU Need a home? I offer At-tached 8-car ga age C U. W. get homo. phone one morning and heaslag WEIAVINO of bums, moth holes sponsible office position. Past TW O IDENTICAL dusty rose SAP M I0K T eo A« a ably Bond Bread Bakery, 1056 room and board for the care of heat. Baaeboart radiation. Two ; "DIME* ^ this eager Inquiry: "WIU the Pras* and torn clothing, hoalery runs, experience includes clerical pur- evening gow nt, eiaes 12 end 14. HIGH A4 A DIMe CLASSIFIED ADVT. Broad street, Hartford. Phone two achool age children about 4 flreplai^a. Aluminum combina­ When all of us have completed Ident be In chureh next Bundnyf" handbags repaired, alpper re­ hours a day. Phone 2-0917. cha.odv. clean Job w ith low price Keys made while you WANTED- GirU for pressing Any quantity. We offer you high- lecta. Teacher willing: to tutor Lake street. Phone 6287. age until wanted regardless of lent condition. Downstairs 'apart­ subtraction, division, multiplica­ all extra.s, heater, radio, o w - wait Marlow's. nurses uniforms, etc. Steady em time. Free delivery. eat pricea. Woudabed Phona 2- ment will bt vacant within a few Contemporary aayi If many at home. Call 2-9752 after 4 p m drive electromatic drive, white ploymgnt and Ix'neflta. Apply in tion and. In lots of cases, mls- Shown By Appointment Only 3154. months. T J. Crockett, broker. takoa. more peewaa autoa appear on' tba TH® PR08Pi£»n HUl School for sidewall tires, etc. Original own­ person. New Model Laundry, 73 Live Stock— Vehicles 42 Phone Mr, Albert Phone 5416, or residence 3751. etreete, thrifty oounolu may got PLUMBING And HeaUng, epoclal- children Pre-kindergarten, er Oar waa bought from local Summit street. Hartford 8-0358 Good wrestlers get in the big the Idea It would be sm art w i t - dealer in Jan. '.M Price $1..').50, irtng In repairs, remodeling, cop­ SADDLE HORSES for rent. Also WANTEiJ—Play pen, Taylor Tot FIVE ROOMS including 3 bed­ nesa to ehorten the dlltBilM be­ kindergarten, flrat grade. Monday ALL TYPK.S-Clerks, reception After 7 P. M. 46-4690 money, aaya a reporter. And yet Call Manchester 7202. per water piping, new conetnic- for sale or trade. Cedar Hill and stroller. CaU 2-3123. rooms. Large enclosed sun porch, tween parking meters. So oomes through Friday. TranaportaUon ists, typists, secrctarica, steno­ 8 FT HOME Freezer. Famous often wind up flat on their backs. furaUrtied. Mra. Lela Tybur, direc­ tlon, estimates given, time pay Ranch, 24 Bush Hill Rond, Man­ oil heat, tomestic hdt Water. the old cry, the little fellow aaver ments arra-rged. Edward Johnson. graphers. bookkeepers, business chester .5900. make, list $249.95. We purchaaed Extra lot. Venetian blinds. In gets a break. tor. Phone 4267. ■____ Kooma Withnat Board 89 A cafe in the east has a room 1941 WILLYR 4-door sedan. Ex­ Phone 6979 or 5044. machine operators, with and with­ a carload. Brand new. Sealed quiet neighborhood. Call Owner r r e c t .^ cellent condition Plione ,5711. out experience. General Employ GOAT KIDS for Easter. Also doe where cuatnmera can taka a nap units. $.5 extra- for 5 year war­ FURNISHED Room for working 2-1009. Vacancy April 1st. AT LACr after meals. We lake n\ir while Thera’a a chance that the draft PIJTMBINO and Heating. Fum- ment Service. 721 Main street. d\ie to freshen April 1st. Manches- rantee. Sale price $169.96. It will WORD W A6 might do more for girls than Map AatoMOtoilch f^A* Sale 4 1938 BIMCK Special 4-door sedan. gentleman. Near bath. Call 2- jC?.wi\.liAM: 6-ie waiting for eervlce. nc.cs, oil burners anc boilers. Earl Hartford. Open daily from 7 a. m ter 8259. s$ve you real money on the price MANCHESTER Green—Six-room A D IM E e. year aver did. Blue clean rar. Private owner, Van Camp. Pel, 5744. 2925. JU Btr in CLEAN CARS — PRICED LOW - to,5 p. m. of meat alone. Brunner’s, 5 Inc colonial with breezeway and ga­ You can always find something GUARANTEED! reasonable, .'il Walnut street, or Poultry and Snppliet 43 "Like the acrobat—It'a the turn­ ROOM FOR REINT, for married rage. Located in kn exc4llent Mil ' ' FINN Pressure Removed! LANK LEONARD sweet to look forward to. Maple Pat came home pretty well 1941 BUICK 8EDANETTE call 2-1485. PLU.MBlNCf, Heating. New work residential area. Three roomi and ORDER Your Turkeys for Easter. over that counts." 358 East Cen­ couple or 2 girls. Two minutes sugar sen.son Is just around the banged up. Black eyee, cut tae% 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN and repairs. Copper plumbing, EXPERIENCED Waitress want lavatory down, three bedrooms WE CAME OVER 7* G ive now. waitI r THEN PHIL r'S JUST THAT 1 drooping ear and clothea in t«M 19,50 CHEVROLET club coupe Fresh frozen, 12 to 25 pounds. ter street. Tel. 5l91. from Main street. Call 2-1614, or 1941 C H ^RO LET FLEETLJNE clogged drains cleaned with elec. ed. Apply Cavey s. and bath up. Plenty of closets. Oil I %9 ••« •7*«ir6iB7l«rr YOU BACK THIS CHECK, A MINUTE, DIDN’T C ASK COSTS MONEY rible disarray. 1950 Ciievrolet tiidor Will trade Ready any time. Schaub’a Turkey 47 Cottage street. SEDAN (2) Iric motor. Vincent Marcin, 30.5 CHAMBERS Furiiiture for that MR.MINTMOREiWe GENTLEMEN! YOU TO DO' A CONVENTION Mra. Pat— Glory be to the aalnta! cars 1931s to 1951.s, any make, hot water heat. Fireplace.' Rea­ If all the aulnmoblles in the 1941 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL North Main. Phone 4848. Farm, 188 Hillatown Road. new gaa or electric range. A NICE BEDROOM, convenient to sonable occupancy. Price is $16,- CBKTAINLYAfPMCIATB GIT DOWN 'T? ■AND BEING AN HONORARY And who would be after doing all model Douglas Motors. 333 Mam Help Wanted— Male 86 V United Statr.s were placed end to d e l u x e TUDOR good selection of apartment or Center. Continuous hot water 500. T. J. Crockett, broker. Phone FUNNY BUSINESS YOUK GE N E R O S ITY -B U T PLEASE/ MEMBER OF THE LODGE end—it would he Sunday after­ that to ye? 1940 CHEVROLET SEDAN BY HERSHBERGER THE LOOGE COULDN’T -A N D IN A POSITION TO 1948 COLUMBIA bicycle, two 45 regular size ranges. Complete with bath. Employed gentleman 5416 or residence 3751. noon. Pat — It was Mike Murphy. 1940 CHEVROLET TUDOR R o ofin g 1 6 A YOUNG MAN or boy for full time Articles for Sale IMPOSE ON YOU LIKE THAT speed shift and a front wheel line of home furnishings, small or lady preferred. Call 2-3373 Mra. Pat — The spalpeen. May 1940 PONTIAC TUDOR ROOFING Specialising in repair­ delivery and drug store work. BOLTON — Building atone aiid appliances and T.V.. Visitors wel­ COVENTRY—4-room home with the ciiraea— 1940 OLDSMOBILE TUDOR brake. Call 2-0826 after « P after 5 pm , Mlslresa —And your daughter ing roofs of all kinds. Also new Call 2-8143. flagstone. Also rock drilling come. 501 Middle T)irnpike East. large porch. Secluded lot. Nice is happily married. Verbena? Pat— Whiat, my dear, don't ye 1939 DODGE SEDAN HEATED Front room. Continuous condition. Firepiace, artesian 1939 CHEVROLET TUDOR 1941 PONTIAC 6 sedanette roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys DUMP TRUCK drivers and labor­ and blasting. Bolton Notch (Quar­ Hours 9:.30 to 5, 7:30 to 8:30. Verbena— Yeasum, she done got know ye ehould ipake no evil of tirpR. rwdio. hpfttrr. very jjood cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ex­ ry. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode hot water. Centrally located. Gen­ well. And what do you know! herself a hti.shand who's scared to the dead? 1939 OLDSMOBILE 6 SEDAN ers. Apply Colls Construction Co., OLD RED Tin Bart., 706 North tleman preferred. Phone 3129. 1939 PONTIAC 2-DOOR condition. Tcl 2-3027. perience. 1 roe estimates. Call 84 Middle Turnpike west, between Only $5,2.50. Down payment, $1- death of her. ROYAL.AND Smlth-Oorona port Main street, buys and aeUs good 550. Call Ellsworth Mitten. A Milwaukee ledy who had an Beat Terms! Best Trades! Howlev. Manchester 5361'. 10 s. m. and 4 p. m. No phone able and standaro typewrltera used furnltur* and antiques, ROOM FOR Rent, On bus line. Agent. Manchester 6930. A falling off In sales la reported accident Immediately phoned her COLE MOTORS — 4164 calls please. Auto Accessories— EXPERT RlXlF repairs, gutter All makes of adding machinea Frank Denette. Phone 2-3376. Continuous hot water. Gentle­ In some llnei, but the traffic turn­ doctor whose number ended with 1947 PLYMOUTH sedan. Oh lO Tires and conductor work, as well as aold or rented. Repalra on at man prefenS-’d. References ex­ MANCHESTER— 7 room Mngle. over remains about the same. the digits 4442. Next aha caUad clean! Gleaming bla9k finish. Ex­ now roofs, guarai teed to stay in UPUOLSTEREilS makes. Marlow’a. WE BUY and sell good .»scd fur changed. Call 5457. full bath and extra lavatory. her attorney. He waa at 4443, ceptionally clean interior, good FAMOUS Name batteries. 18 place in any kind of storm. Call niture comblnat'on ranges, gas Nearly half acre land, close to It would be juat like a perfect same exchange. Then, by George PLEA.SANT Rooms. At the Cen­ tires, mechanically excellent. month guaiantec. Ford, Chevro­ SPRINGERS PEAT HUMUS, $4 per yard, two ranges and heaters. Jones Furni­ schools, stores and bus. Could B oo'll AND HER BUDDIES It's Getting Worse BY EDGAR MARTIN nulaance to get a kick out of she called her inaurance company’s C’o\ighlin, 7707. ter, single or double. 14 snd 16 Douglas Motors, 333 Main. let, etc., (Square) $8 9.5; Pontiac, OUTSIDERS yards minimum. $.. a bag. Bon- ture Store, 36 Oak Phene 2-1041. easily be made into two-family. being perfect. doc and found him at 4444, again Buick, etc., 'long) $9 95. Cole Air Peat Company. 6515. Wadsworth street. Price is right. Modern 5-room VOOytMft tOR I I the same exchange. The odds U.SED HOT Point electric range. 1947 HUDSON 3-4 ton pickup Motors 4164. Heating— Plumbing 17 single, .space for an extra large HXV , VAAviX. VW Toertw VAWX ' An Ohio man who smashed two against picking three Milwaukee Full or part time. Also one Glenwood gas and oil range. Rea­ VOLl VAVOSYO PiKiO liMl Packard Clipper. Radio and WARD'S Rock Wool insulation room, oil heat, fireplace, nice lot. juke boxes waa OAljudged Insane phone numbers at random and In CAN YOUR wartime emergency ambitiou.s youiiir m an fo r full sonable. A.B.C. Appliance, 21 Apartments Flats, heater. 1939 ChevTolet two-door will keep you 8 degrees to 15.de­ very good location. Priced at I Maybe we better control the oft- sequence are about 4.911,638,198, 19,50 MOTOROLA car radio. Call plumbing last another emergen-Ujnip ^yllO w ants to leant Up- T en e m en ts 63 YOO ? 90WOWI sedan. Heater, good running con­ grees cooler this summpr. Ward.s Maple street. 2-1575. $13,000. cash needed $4,000. 2- prevalent desire. 260,000 to one. We hope the lady 2-9248 after 5. ry? For free plumbing aurvey, Rock Wool keeps summer's dition. 1939 Ford station wagon hoKstcring trade. COVENTRY- Attractive 4-room, family 5-4 rooms, oil steam heat, i . feole better. Radio and heater. 1937 Chevrolet call Tom Dawkins, Master sweltering heat on the outside— If you’re able to think things will r e b u il t MOTORS! Ford. Ply­ Plumber, Manchester 2-9669. ELECTRIC RANGE, four years unfurnished apartment, second one apartment rents at $48.50 two-door sedan. Radio and healer. MANCHESTER your home slays cool and fresh. pel' month, nearly 'j-acre lot. On work out okay when you feel The more we think of fallowe mouth Che'-rolet owners get "like In winter, Rock Wool checks cold old. Call at 241 Woodland street. floor, adults, $40 month. lea.«c, Motor overhauled. 1938 LaSalle KKETCIENT Plumbing and heat- UPHOLSTERING CO. references. Tel. Coventry 7-6872. bus line. $13,500. cash needed "L that they won't, we'd like to have who can but won’t contribute to new" performance with a Ward winds, reduces heat loss— cuts you around. club coupe. Radio. 1941 Bulck con. Re-built motor’ Guaranteed Just Ing. Plugged drains macnine 48 Purnell Place ONE U.SED Universal electric $4..500. For appointment please relief funds, the leas we think of your healing costs as much as them. vertlble coupe. Radio and heater. like a new motor (when installe man’s beet friend. Cen’t you juat Brown talking about? car la from an estate. Beautiful Information. Midwestern mannfaeturer wishes Hock Wool balls, covers 40 and bureau. Priced for quick sale. SMALL STORE at 15 Maple sec ho.ssy dashing out to meet She— Buatnraa. Specialize In mov-lnt.. Good work. Phone Manchester 6273 for ap­ you ? condition. Douglas Motors, 333 to engage field representative. square feet per carton, $2.89. Call 2-0207 after 5 p. m. street, near Mam Sultabla for ALLEY OOP No More Snuccr BY V. T. HAMLIN Me—Oh, yes. ■ I know, but Call 2-3774 or 2-9248 after 5. Selling experience desirable and pointment. whose ? Main. Wanted Autos— Montgomery Ward, Main street. small business or office. Apply MY STARS. ALLEY, 1 sales ability a requisite. Head- clp: a r a n c e b a r g a in s Edward J. Holl. ,1009 Main street. WAS AFRAID YOU^ People are getting harder to] Motorcycles 12 THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Co., SIX-ROOM Cape Cod, two un­ “ I feel terribly guilty when 1 see a desert scene like this!” ^ YOU MAY 1950 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION local and long distance moving, quaiters will be in Manche.ster. LAW.N MOWEIR .Sale! Save extra finished. Garage, tile bath, oil , V)/EREN'T GOING / HAD TO I STILL THINK A CHANGE fool, according to a Tennc.ssce pro­ Cooperation la ipelled with two 4-DR. SEDAN — Overdrive, FROM WARDS STORE FOR Rent. 216 Spruce TO MAKE IT... / GET STUFF we*o se A ) YOUR m in d packing, crating and storage. with local territory to be covered. now! Speciall, reduced for Wards heat, .screen and storm windows, fessor. Doea that Include wives of | letters — W — E. WANTED kuius street. Apply Diana's Soda Shop, THIS IS A 7 TO TIE U9 LOT BETTER I BEFORE men who stay out late ? radio and heater. Service to all pa,us ot the U. S. CommiBslon and I arrange­ big March hardvare sale. It’s FURNITURE DFIT Venetian bllnd.s. nicely landscap­ CARM\ M BY DICK TURNER TERRIBLE m OOWNr„«r-tta for Sale 73 PAINTING And superior paper cable, weatherproof wire, and Reg. 10.98 Bassinette and Stand. 1949 OLDSMOBILE 2-DR.—Model Expert wor. nanshlp, free esll- BOX B c o HERALD WANTED—3 or more rooms, 88. Radio and heater, hydra- haiglng. We carry the latest service entrance cable, all re­ now ...... 8.88 matee. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ apartment or house, by middle- BOWERS School Section. Level ; 1-Aa.aaJ. J matlc. wallpaper books Very satl.sfac- duced during Wards big March All while. Collapsible stand. niture, Oak street. Phone 2-1041. aged couple. Call 2-9590. lot, good drainage, good top soil, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Can They Snv ‘ M e o A ? ” 1948 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR. SE­ tory price. Cal! August Kanchl. STATE OF CONNElUncUT. PeT- hardware .sale! L'L and REA ap­ Reg 1.98 Sq. Yd. Inlaid Linoleum nice neighbors. Douglas Blanch­ BY MERRILL C. BLOHSER sonnel Department open competi­ proved . . built for .safe, depend­ r DAN—Model 76. Radio, heat­ ASHES AND Rubbl-sh removed 37.51). Remnants ...... 25% off ard. Realtor. 5447. And here's cora tive examination ndtice; Senior able service! No. 12-2 non-metal- EXEXTJTIVE Wishes to rent furn­ W h y, 1 BCff. I CAN An d n o w MARTY MISTO,^ TT" er, h.vdramatlc. Call Norman Pierce, 9 Trotter Reg. 4.95 "Rudolph” Chenille ished or unfurnished 3 bedroom KNOW h a r d l y AkJQORA and her LNTERIOR and exterior painting, Phy.siclan i p.syrJiiatric i. No. 1666 Uc cable. Reg. $7.45 per 100 ft., •we MAOIOAKI/ y - 1948 PONTIAC 6 CLUB COUPE street. Phone 2-0252. 1, Throw Rugs ...... 3,88 home in A-1 locaticn. Willing to SALE OR Lease. Main atreet busi­ WHO THAT WAIT TO TRAINED CATS/ paper hang'nj, ccilmgs rcflnl.ihcd. . $6.480-$",680 (Conncetlcul re.si- $6.88, No 14-2 non-inetallic cable. k; I T~f I —Radio and heater. ness location. Use3 car permits i ( f Kiilly insured. Expert work. Wall denre waived i In addition to the Keg $5.39 per 100 ft., $4.97. No. Ifxccllent for children’s ixjom pay substantially for comfort­ ^ V i K i r T T 1 1948 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN AXJL APPLlAiNCES serviced and ?|. 16.95 4 X 6 All wool Ruga, able home. Short or long lease. available. Also IndustriaD land, repaired, bumere, refrigerators paper book;;. Edward R. Price. .salary quoted shove,' there i.s an 10 weatherproof wire. Reg. $3.69 ( —Heater. now ...... 13.88 Write Box G, Herald. centrally located. Suburban Real­ ranges, waahere, etc All work Phone 2-1003. additional adjustment of $120 on per too ft., $3.37. No. 8 weather­ ty Realtors. 49 Perkins atreeL I THINK TH' 1946 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN Gray and floral beige. guaranteed. Metro Service Co- all salanes of $6,000 and over, proof wire. Reg. $4.85 per 100 ft.. WANTED— 4 or 5 rooms unfurn­ Phone 8215. Lt'L CLUCK Heater. PAPEIRINC., Painting, ceilings > M B A N « Tel. Manchester 2-0883. granted by the General Assem­ $4.37. No. 6 Weatherproof wire. Reg. 224.95 Combination Range. ished rent. No small children. -Call 1940 PONTIAC 4-DR. SEDAN— whitened, floors sanded and re- now ...... 149.88 ■U9INBS«.^ bly. special session. September Reg. $6.95 per 100 ft . $6.57. Also Hartford 54-4512 collect, after 6 IN COUNTRY Like •tmoapbere, Heater ^ d radio. REPAIRING BY Smart R. Wol­ flnlahca. Call Gilbert Flckett. Oil and gas. I G O TTA PO 1950. The final dale for filing ap­ 1-3 H P. motor $13.47, regular p. m. large building toU with shade •QMBTHIN'... 1938 CHEVROLET 2-DR cott on washmg machines, vac­ 6982. plications is April 12. 19,51. De­ $14.50. Montgomery Ward, Main trees. Overlook Drive. Wm. QUICK/ uum cleanefa, ..lotors, small ap­ CHORCHES MOTOR SALES PAINTING and papering. All tailed Information may be obtain­ .street. MONTGOMERY WARD Kanehl. buUder. Phone T778. pliances. Weldmg and cutting. ed at the Personnel Department. Houses for Sole 72 Phone 2-9483 80 Oakland St paper removed by steam. Make 828 MAIN STREET f o r s a l e — Vernon, building Motor replacements A-1 Repair, State Capitol. Hartford, or at any SALE! Vitalized oil! Wards spring arrangements now for your out­ lots, three miles from Manches­ 1947 PACKARD Sedan. Radio Sales, 180 Main. Phone 8597. of the offices of the Connecticut oil sale is now on. Buy all the side painting. For •-stlmatca call ter. Twenty minutes from Hart­ heater, spotlight, foglight and Premium Grade Vitalized you'll 7 ft.. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE DOORS OPENED, keys filled, Andrew Tluck 4661. State Employment Service. Olen- HOTPOINT Refrigerator, ford via Wilbut Cross Highway. other extra equipment. Very don A. Scoboria. Personnel Direc­ need for the months ahead at lo^w $50. Call 2-9652. com - ml er >it«“ imvie; - copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, We have listed one of the last. Call R. Kahan, Vernon. Phone clean, low mileage, good paint. PAPFIR HANGING painting work tor. sale prices! \\'hen you buy Vital­ guns. etc. repaired, .shears, ized you buy the finest—regard­ If not the last lot that will be Rockville 585J3. PRISCILLA’S POP Surprise Coming Private owner. Priced right for knive.s, mowers, etc. put in con­ done personally, meaning good available for sale in this extremely BY AL VERMEER quick sale. Call 2-0166. work at moderate cost. Raymond MIDDLE-AGED man for floor less of price! Buy in drum-lots for 8-PIECE dining room set. Call dition for coming needs. Bralth- desirable tract. Size 90’ x 168' ftHE’B BEEN BLOWING I'VE BEEN TOO E A S Y ^ OH, BOV.. A H O H S E / T i E'lske. 11*1. 2-92o7. maintenance work. Transporta­ greater savings! Reg. 89c gal. 6170 after 5:30. Wanted— Real Estate 77 1941 CHEVROLET coupe, runs waite, 52 Pearl street. Level and well located. BUBBLES IN MV WITH THAT G lR L ll POP MUST BE TALKING tion provided. For appointment -Vitalized (E'ed. tax incl.l In one BEST PlPEl good, radio, heater. Only $425, ADMIRAL Corablnation televis­ BUT THAT'S GOING ABOUT MV BIRTHDAY LINOLS^M Remnajila, 50c square call Hartford 6-2404. 55 or W o 30-gallon drums now URGENTLY Needed. Modern TO C H A N G E ! 1939 Chevrolet tudor. good motor, RepairtnK 2 3 ion, 10” picture tube, excellent IT’5 RUINED! q ’O yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. only 66c gal. Reg. $1.95 two gal­ ARTHUR A. KNOFLA homes, 2 to 4 bedrooms. Cash new shocks. Douglas Motors, 333 EXPE7R1ENCED Shoe salesman, condition, bargain for cash. May Realtor JUST Done by reliable, well-trained MATTRESS. Youi old mattreeaea lon can (Fed. tax incl.) reduced buyers waiting. CaU Suburban Main. part-time. Thursday and Satur­ be seen after 5:30 p. m. Call 2-, 875 Main Street—Est. 1921 aa v. lai WAIT TILL DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE men All jobs guaranteed. Hall alertllzed and remade Uke new to $1.77. Montgomery Ward, Main Realty Co.. Realtors, 49 Perkins day God pay. Henry Dick Shoes. street. ^623. Phone 5440 or 5938 street. Phone 8215. SHE GETS 1946 CHEVROLET tudor, very Linoleum Co., 32 Oak street. Call Jonea Furniture and Floor 749 Main street. ”Mighty llftlikt, eh? Almost seems as if the little women Answer to Previous Puuto Phone 2-4022. evenings 6166 or clean local car, motor complete Covei’.ng. 88 Oak Tel. 2-104L GOOD FILL for sale, cheap. De­ Home Listings Wanted FOR PROMPT action and person­ could open her lips and talk, and talk, and.talk!” Vehicle I ll«I[OlMl iilVJrjUWf ILTHin ly overhauled. 1948 Pontiac club 8109. MAN FOR part time work. Apply livered or loaded on your own BENDIX Washer. Bolt down type al attention list your property i i r m w a ■ h i ;:!]! jlhi4I1''_? sedannette. Fully equipped. Doug' REIPAIRS on sev ing machines, Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main Call 3003. 24 HOUR oil burner service. Min­ motors, pendulum clocks, scissors truck. Apply at j- b, corner Broad MANCHESTER—Two-family flat. with Douglas Blanchard, Realtor. BOROONTAL laa Motors, 333 Main. street. atreet and Middle Turnpike West, 4-4. Just a few steps from Main SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH ISpaU ^ 1 1 neapolis controls Earl Van Camp. sharpened. Trade;, on sewing ma­ MATCHING Mahogany server and 5447. 4Bone 1950 FORD tudor. Very clean. Good Phone 5244. chines, old and new, F. X. Dion. or call 7195 or 2-2784. Gravel and china closet. Two matching ma­ street. Steam heat, oil, five-car IDipicted loam available at other locations. garage, 24x50. Business possibili­ CONSIDERING SELLING vehicle 8 Recent condition throughout. Full price 7779. Help Wsnted— Msle hogany end tables. Best offer YOUR PROPERTY? ■ This Is 6 Delirium only $1,495. A real bargain WINDOW SHADES made to order over 3-day period. Inquire 85 ties. Sale price $15,500. Call Ellis- and installed Venetian blinds Female 37 MAHOGANY cheat-of-drawers, Without obligation to you, we hftrtt— tremens (ab.) II Douglas Motors. 333 Main. West Center street. worth Mitten, Agent, Manchester. and curtain rods 24 hour service Courses and Classes 27 also boy's Chips tweed Eaton 6930. will appraise or make you a caah llExpunger 7 Right (ab.) 1941 MERCURY club coupe, rad Estimates gladly given. Fagan suit, age 5-6. Like new. Call 2- NINE-PIECE mahogany dining offer for property. See us before SyF ____ ca»a )Mt •» w« llOreee • Passageway GREGG .Simplified shorthand, COOK TO act as chef in guest 5 I and heater. Excellent condition Window Shndw Co., Route 44 at 1732 room set. 6 years old. Very good THREE BEDROOM bungalow. you sell- VIC FLINT In Frost’s Power BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY UBUdtblrd ot between rows btartmg April I for 12 weeks, two house. Call at 91 Chestnut street. & with very low mileage. Clarke Bolton Notch Phone 2-4473. condition. Reasonable. Call 2- Good condition. Oil burner, circu­ Phone 6278 eudcoo lemily of seats i leasons weekly. Mary Jayne BOY” S Black tap dance shoes. lating hot^jvtter heat, braas I C04' WANT ID HANe, 6 0 J PQ ‘VVvENTV YEAR& A<60, FROGT \66TltMl '"JvEgYSOCN' KNOW IHArr TlglgTAN THEBhJ<" Motors, Broad street. Call 2-2012. 0545. BRAE-BURN REALTY like PKOffT TELL ME. 5CiV^fiTlVi■$ ItlUlMdttrltoe 0 Infold ANTIQUES Refintshed. Repairing Mitchell Tel. 829,5. Size 4''i,D. Worn only once. Phone pIumbing.'^stabHshed neighbor IMG PLENTY /VtONEVG « C « A H15 FlHTM.' LEPBEK I6 ThB thief. PUT FPb$T KNOW ' 25 Greek mount 421fear WANTED — SHADE WB TELL A^E ID KNOCK OFF 6 0 M t‘ HE FBEV IT TO LOOK LIKE PHILIP 17 Cutting 10 Tidings done on any furniture Tlemann. 5780 after 6:30 p. m. hood. Very convenient to bus, IF YOU ARE icnslderlng selling *THAr VVHEN THESE TWO HAVE SWOtV-CDWN/ ; 27 Kite part 43 Tear PAYING Highest prices for chesp JUST RECEIVED a few 1950 8>4 O N l—UKE I CD PHILIP LflCtteir. LERSER i6TMfl ceOOK.'’j' THBy DUBIOK FISURE OUT WHO I& PEAL Implement 12 Rot flax by used and wrecked cars. Phone 189 South Main atreet Phone cu. ft. Kelvinator refrigerators. stores and good school. Douglas your home in the town or coun­ 18 Decays exposure 28 Location 48 null Private Instructions 28 TOBACCO SORTERS try, and are looking for piompt .1 THIEF." ( ^ 2-4454. 5643. W’OODSTOCK TYPEWRITER, $239.95 while they last. Watkins Blanchard, Realtor. 5447. m ak e Isce 13 Pewter coin 32 Freebooters 48 Social Insects Bros., Inc., 935 Main street. and courteous service call Ells­ edging of Thailand 14 Soothing 48 High card CHEVRORLET 1947 Aeroaedan. PETER W PANTALUK, electrtcal $20. Phone 8337. TUTORING in mathematics, chem- BOLTON— 5 rooms, central heat­ worth Mitten, Real Estate Agen­ St European IflUutical nolo 88 Before 49 Haad eevering dean. One owner. Fully equipped contractor, maintenance and wir The Hartman Tobacco Com­ SUNBEAM Mixmaster, used very ing plant, 2-car garage. Large cy. Phone .danenester 6930. mountains 18D«nure 86 Floor covering 82 Measure c t tag tor light and power 40 K'oater iatrj' and physics. Tel, 2-4014. pany bus will leave Depot $1,145. Phone 2-9073. Boata and Aeeeaaortea 46 little, meat grinder attachment. well landscaped lot. On main ISExeUmatiee 21Buitle 89 Snakes pzee street Phone 3303. Square, North Manchester, at Also full size crib. Call 2-2209. highway. Full price $9,000. E. F. UDown 84 Lecture 40 Tidy 64 Symbol for Help Wanted— Female 35 7:06 a.m., starting Friday. FOR BOATS, motors, tackle, ma­ Von EcVer, 509 Keeney atreet. WANTED—5 or 6 room house In M B M t platform 41 Individual tellurium 1937 FORD 4-door sedanjJ heater. ALL TYPES of income taxes pre rine hardware and paints. Mc­ Manchesti r. Write Box U Herald. pared by tax expert. Reasonable March HV, go down Main Machinery and loola 52 88Ropa*lcaiu Call 2-8025- CASHIER Wanted. Full time. Ap­ Intosh Boat Co., North end Pur­ MANCHESTER — 20 acres. 8 88 Onager rates. r*hone 2-0744. Mr. Dolan ply In person. Popular Food Mar­ street to South Manchester USED CATERPILLAR 32 Farm- rooms, oil burner, bam, work SELLING? Contact this office for i r - r 1942 FORD super deluxe tudor. nell parking lot. Chrls-Craft, prompt and dependable.'‘service. toetoth after 5:30 p. m. ket, 974 Main street. and proceed down Hartford Mercury, Champion and Scott- alls, AUis-Chalmers tractors, shop, milk room, all clear land. Radio and heater. A good, clean Alice aam p et Agency. Phone 3 - ; 81 Exists f t Road. This bus will return Atwater. Phone 2-3102. Open plows, harrows, ilmesowers. Spe­ Situated In center of excellent SSDeep hole car throughout with a new paint cials on cultivators, plows har­ dairy belt. About 2 seres new 4543 or 2 -O W or 2-0028. Job. Below ceiling price. Private­ via the same route in the evenings. S3 Wise HYGIENIST Wanted for dental rows for Fords. Dublin Tractor strawberry beds. Convenient to Read Herald Advs. READY to sell? This office in need IS Irritate (eoD.) ly owned Phone 8802. office. Write Box J, Herald. aftenioon. BRAND New 12 ft. custom built Co., North Windham Road, W il schools. Immediate occupancy. E. trora. t«u euicAJunsutcc, of 4-5-6-7- room eingtes snd 2- 87 Symbol lor ar skiff. Can be seen at 61 Foxcroft limantlc. F. Von Ecker, 609 Keeney street WASH TUBBS That Lets Eric Out WAITRESS ^Wanted. Must be fsm ily houses. What have you? BY LESLIE TURNER erUum Apply Drive, or tel. 2-1895. . OURfll steady and reliable. Apply in OWN SHOPSMITH! Five big ca MANC^ES’TER—Nice two-family Buyers waiting. CnlLvWrite or] r a APIMT UIC 16 THEY COUtOITT KNOW TH' lOCATION / WELli WE’Vg WHAT! IHOfeVDU' SSAMsham’s KtWER / BEMfl HOUNPID 0V OF MANY TMING6- THE 6AFE. /'GEARCHEP EVER.' person. Tea Room, 883 Main HARTMAN TOBACCO CO. pscity power tools in one com house in good condition. First phone tall replys 60 . : jflAnsBEP! hesar (Bib.) street. Diamunds— W atchc Howard R. Hastings,’Odd F e l^ « « TWO CHAPTERS 1CA»TI The ONLY UNLOCKED VflNPOWi ------NOW. EA6V. J Si English queen pact unit! A complete power floor 5 rooms with bath. Second EXPLAIN VftTsaas BUT I'M ERIC'S ROOM- THE BOBBY ON Ed Sullivan’s Special! J ew elry 48 workshop in one compact tool Bldg., at the Center, 489 Main VOirVE PONE 41 Rowing paddle HAIR DRESSK.R for full time, Buckland, Conn. floor '4 rooms laith bath. Third e t m t THEY DIDN'T G cr 0UMZP IN THE HALL— 44Esattval * 4 slso for part time or Saturday. Shopsmlth ia an 8 " bench law, a floor, 4 rooms. Steam heat oU street. Phone 2-1197. aiTO M5 ROOM TOMOMTi LEONARD W . YOST, Jeweler, re­ 12 " disc aand^.r, a woodworking fired. Two-car garage. Nice lot OR PUU. THAT 47 Group o i Apply Mrs. Borst, Marlow’s pairs. adjust, watches experUy, W A N TE D — RpUding Jot 70’ front­ ■OVWNtVl matdied pliois MORIARTY BROS. 1950 MERCURY . Beauty Salon. lathe, a horizontal and a vertlciU with fruit trees. Vacancy aoon, age or more. In reeldentlsl w c -j Sitoattona Wanted— Reasonable prices. Open dally, drill preaa . . yet you pay dollara FuU price, $15,500. Alice Clampet 48 Caper Thursday svsnlngs, 139 Spruce tioa of Manchester. Phone 6448. •OXmnortSBt FULL TIME Salesgirl wanted. Ex­ Female 88 leas than you’d pay for compar­ Agency. TOone 2-4548, 3-0880, or metal SPORT SEDAN perience preferred but not neces­ street. Phone 3-4387. able aingle-purpoM tools. Shop- Mrs. Wagner 2-0028. 81 Regal sary. Apply In person only at WOMAN Desires wsshlng snd smith is versatile .. does oyer Thie Modem Age Garden— Fans— Dslry residenee 'v ironing to do in her home. Phone 100 jobs 'irith accessories. Rugged BOTH APARTtoENTS vacant in Folly Equipped, Radio, Heater , Burton's. Pradocto 80 this 8 mid 5 two famUy flat. Cen­ Montroal-:

VOL. LXX, NO. 140 (daaaUled AdvertMag oa Paga Id) Manchester Public Market MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. MARCH 16, 1951 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS N ext to Korean Kids Cheer GI in Seoul Next to FOR QUALITY - VARIETY- Asks to Cut Down Costello Backs Down; ECONOMY... MAKE YOUR Truman’s Figures PUBLIC MARKET iMil Decides to Return House Group Favors A PLACE TO SHOP! X Decrease of $36,525,- Chamber Asks Hale's Self Serve 000 in Year's Budget Abolition of To Senate Hearing FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER NATIVE MILK-FEU VEAL For Federal Depts. and Health Market Washington, March 16.— RFC Business MAY WE SUDGEST Rif' Time Gambler Who SHOULDER OF VEAL TO ROAST lb. 59« (/P)— The House Appropria­ Artillery Duel G p Im INp h J o Ii tions committee today recom­ Says Fulhriglit Report Walked Out on Prob- . PUBLIC MARKET BETTER HALE’S C U D A H Y ’S 1 mended a $36,525,000 cut in ers Yesterday Gives in GOLDEN YELLOW next year’s budget of the Created Uneerlainly, Roaring Along BREAST OF VEAL TO STUFF lb. 49e FRESH GROUND HEALTH MARKET I Treasury and Post Office de­ Distrust in Methods A Few Dliiiiites Before POULTRY You’re not paying “dollar-a-pound” for meats if you’r* 1 partments. That represents a Deadline; Had Been watchinR Hale’s Meat Dept, for the best bujts. 1 O f U. S. Loan Ageney Entire Front A TO A-POrifO BONELESS VEAL TO ROAST lb. 69« D e l r i c h reduction of about 1.3 per Told He Would Be C o t f 6 e cent under the amount Presi­ Washington, March 16—(iP)—Di­ lb. 49c Am<*ri<*aiis O iil-Tliiindt*r Arrested If He Did Not FOWL, Fresh Dressed (Quarters) P O R K R O A S T dent Truman aeked for the two rectors of the U. S. Chamber of MEATY SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS lb. 79e department, for the fiscal year starting July 1. Commerce today called for aboli­ Reds in kori*;!. Hurling Appear; Today’s Story The committee asked the House tion of the RFC . 50 Slu'lls to One t»f IC lb . 1 to cut that much from the $2,958,- The 45-member board of the New Yiu-k. .Martfi 16.— (A*) lb. 59c VEAL SH ANKS ><>'Uo F o p s ; Rp|H>rt Advaiipt^s ROASTING CHICKENS T T c d 9 126.000 requeated, appiying $11,- business organization adopted a — HiR.sliut Ritinlilcr Frank 151.000 of the reduction to the resolution saying: ('oslello, wild yi'sterday Treasury’s request for $597,251,- Hullftin! , TO 8-POtTJfD ' Rib Roast cut from llRht, tender Pork. Buy a larger 1 "Facts disclosed by the Fulbright stormed oul of a Senate M M 000 and $25,374,000 to the $2,360,- Taipei, I'ortiKma, March Id— Voa.st and have some chops cut o ff— Real economy! I subcommittee have created un­ Crime committee hearing, lb. 69c 874.000 nought for the Po.st Office A cheering crowd of Koreon cblldren surroimil a Third Illvislnn nnidirr Is a Seoul street shortly after 1/15—'The Cblnene Niltliiiuill.t CAPONS, Extra Large department. certainty and distrust obncemlng his platoon entered the elty. ltegislutiire. . . In re.sponse by newsmen If he felt any better I including: National debt. 6.59.5.000. 000 marks (ahoitto appeal $1.- by Governor Ljodge, Con­ April 1. reporting it could no longer huh 20 miles south of I’arallel 38. continued for that reason. Earlier Friday the Reds abrupt­ today. Link Other Items Indiided 569.000. 000) aa its share of the necticut's truffle and safety au­ cope with tlie problem of trying CIO, Owners • YOUNG, TENDER There is a dispute in the Senate ly halted their eight-day retreat "No, ” he snapped, and oUmbod Other items in this group In- also as to whether the Fulbright Allied occupation costs and de­ thorities begin working on new co­ to operate a 40-unit veterans hous­ In a taxicab. Plate Corned ordinated program to reduce acci­ on the central front. They turned Lower Round lb.59e We Redeem Nucoa Coupons . dude such things as receipts for committee should continue its fense expenditure for the next fis­ ing projeet with rents in arrears on the Allies with their heaviest While awaiUng the showdown, Sa|isage the Old-Age and Survivors' Insur­ RFC investigation. Fulbright has dents, injuries and deatlis on by some $6,000. Near Aeeord the committee today hca^d senoa- C hickens ea.$9.29 cal year. slate's highways. . . H. Gilder- artillery barrage yet. Bm I lb. 35c ance Trust Fund and the Unem- said he wants to bring the Inquiry The five, all World War II vet­ Then came the roaring Ameri­ t.onal testimony of wide-open Ground lb. 85e OUR OWN MAKE HILLCRF.ST This is an increase of about 25 sleeve & .Sons, general store con­ erans themselves, cited among Suitable For Any Cooking Method ■ ployroent Trust Fund which are to an early end, but Republicans per cent over the charge for the can echo. gambling In Sarasota Springs, N. AX&UAII appropriated the Treasury and ducted in village of Glllcrsleeve hy other reason, for their resignation, Reive Expeels Workers V., upstate New York resort area. BONELESS SMOKED to in particular are calling for Ita current year. Gildersleevs family for last ISO United Nation, warplane, join­ paid out by that agency. They continuation. Chairman Maybank the attitude of " The World-Ow-es- Italian CHEESE SPREAD Vi.t 89c The bill presents only 6.3 per years, change, hand.. ed In the blasting witb rockets, Ta Ratify 12 Cents Today’s TeatomoBy ‘ vatjr Jb aiaa Iram ym u to year and (D., S. C.), of the full banking Me-A-Llrtng’ veteran, who must firebombfl and machine guns. Firing the morning session was Fanw Chnek This week we have a limited ■cent of the e.Umated West Ger­ have television sets but cannot Roulettes lb. 69c MIXLEN’S The AUied answer to the Oom- Boost This Weekend testimony by State Polles Inapoc- lb. 79c (OontlnDed on Pag* Two) man groaa national production. pay their rent.” 8 to T Pound* Esrh. Whole or Half. Sausage (Oontlniied on Page Tea) Thus the West German "finan­ muniet stand boomed throughout supply of NATIVE TURKEYS — Tlieir statement to First Select­ moat of Friday. Piooes_____ lb. 89c cial effort Involved is less than BonIoii, March 16 —(;P) Oflfl- (ConUnued on Page Ten) Powdered Whole Eggs Rockville GI man Joseph H, Sauer also pointed Front dispatches diil not Idcntfy Plump Hens. Leave an order for that which is being made by the clali of the CIO Textile workers FIRST QUALITY /\|; other western nations for the de­ to the "hitter'' feelings of some the U. 8. troops In the action. Nor GRADE A LOCAL union said today It looks like the GRADE A ...... SO/., fan ^ I Easter Turkey now. fense of Europe,” the Allied High Gets 20 Years tenants In the town-operated pro­ did they give the distance of the Save On New REDEEM YOUR StRICTLY FRESH LARGE T o Decide Fate Today commission said in its letter to the ject because they were nilo4 Inel­ American advance. month-old strike of 70,000 woolen Open Parley West German Chancellor announc­ igible for two admittedly superior But they said that Chinese and worsted workers In 160 mills 10 OZ. PKG. NABISCO Communists had thniwn reserves For you who missed our sensational oficr last week ing the charge. The United States, developments which are operated will be over by Monday. Tender Leaf Tea CpI. William I>a^so Seii- by the city housing authority. Into the fight north of Hongchon. Pack Colored Oleo EGGS doz.' 69c it said, is spending 15,7 per cent Union President Emil Rleve On Resources w e’ll repeat: Of Famous Newspaper of its national income for defense. tenceil for Killing Danbury has both city and town Elements of the ,39th and 40lh DEimCH COLORED OLEO COUPON HERE TRIANGLE THINS 24c governments, each with a hnuaing said there is every reason to )>e When you buy One pound of our "This contribution can not, (Contlnned no Pag* IWo) llevo employes of all struck mills DOMINO GRANULATED therefore, be considered exces­ Girl With a Bottle authority, T. Clark Hull, an at­ New England, New York' IN'OUARTERS mANCO-AMERICAN torney and secretary of the town will ratify s newly-approved sive,’’ the high commi.ssion com­ agreement before the weekend Is fresh, tender Beef Liver at regular In- Rockefeller mented. "and in accepting the cor­ Frankfurt, Germany, March 16 authority, suggested the group be Board to Push Plan consolidated with the citj’ author­ over. VHTH SUGAR 5-lb. bag 45c SPAGHETTI 2..,c„,25c nuenced by President responding obligallons, the (West — i/1'i Corporal William G. t.rfikso 33o lb. 2 lbs. 65c 49 price you will receive a half pound ity or that the town make an ap­ Troop Shift The agreement rails for a 12 For Area Development 15< German) Federal Republic will of Rockville, Conn., was sentenced rents an hour inerease plus an TIAD/'GS CA.MPBEM.'S Perone May Put La Kin Suicide demonstrate Its desire to join in to 20 years In prison for killing propriation to cover the salary of COUPON an executive secretary and other escalator clause based on'the gov­ Hartford, March 18—(JFi— Pres­ BROOKFIELD or SUNLIGHT of CUDAHY'S PURITAN BACON Prensa Out of Business ____ the defense of peace and lil)erty.’’ a German girl with a beer bottle. ernment’s eonsumer price Index ALLSWEET The increase over this year's bill U. S. Seventh Army headquarters expenses of a new town authority. Debate Opens ident Truman’s New England-New BEANS 1 Lb. Cans The authority's delinquent lists and other benefits. .Tfork Inter-Agency committee FREE Buenos Aires, March 16— iJF)— Mrs. Winifred R. Eineny announced today. (Continued on Page Two) show.s that on .'i.'irch 1 only 11 of The union had sought sn In­ making a seven-state study which BUTTER lb. 73c The Argentine Congress, nomi­ The Army court martial ruled crease of 15 rents an hour over BLUE BONNET Of Greenwich, Two the killing was not premeditated. the 40 lemnts v.r i paid up. I , r- ■ Coiiiiully Hits Hoover, will lead to recommendations for nated by President Juan D. others paid up sit'ce then. ITie rent average hourly earnings of $1.42. development, utilization and con­ BEECHNUT Jello - Lemon Pie Filling Peron’s Peronista party, goes Into "Lakso was found guilty of fa­ Taft Flan, Deiiiamis Sove successfully — Serve Seo- Daughters Found Dead tally injuring Betty Siiess, a Ger­ of each tenant 1s $43 monthly. The CIO employes of the larg­ servation of natural resources LAND O' LAKES apecial session this afternoon to est woolen mill in the world the opened its first Connecticut meet­ PARKAY , decide the fate of the party's chief Lodge Cool man girl, with a beer bottle In More Europe Forees PkRS. food! Buy it at Hale's Seafood Greenwich, March 16—OP;—Mrs. Regensburg on the night of Jan. (Continued on Page Ten) American Woolen company’s wood ing at Hotel Bond today. BABY FOODS Combination 2 9c newspaper critic, the independent mill In I.,awrence — ss well ns the Representatives of seven feder­ IjS Prensa. Winifred Rockefeller Emeny, a 2,’’ the army announcement said. NUCOA BUTTER lb. 79c grand-niece of the late John D. Trca.sury Ralance Washington, March 16—(/P) — company’s smaller Ayer mill there al agencies and the seven states Counter. Fresh Fish to Bake, Boil, There were widespread reports On Convention "The attack, according to tes­ Senator fonnally (I)-Tex' told the ratified the agreement yesterday. are making a coordinated survey STRAINED 4 jars 39e Congress would attempt to legis­ Rockefeller, and two of her daugh­ timony, took place in a sinall YOUR CHOICE 2 Far 21c ters were found dead last night in Wa.shington. March 16 lA’t — Senate today that If the U. S. More than half the Lawrenee of the soil, water, power potential, BRILLO Fry, or Broil! late the newspaper out of busi­ courtyard In the rear of a Ger­ helps build up western Europe’s lornl'a 8,000 members crowded into BEST (5 Pada—Red or Green) ness. either through expropriation the garage of their home here. The position of the Tren.sury Slarch fore.st, mineral and wildlife re- JUNIOR 4 jars 59c Revision of Slale Con­ man Medical clinic. Death was land armies it can hold the threat Central auditorium for the voting. sou-ces of the six New England or through some form of interven­ The socialite wife of Brooks Em­ caused from frontal skull frae- 14: Net budget receipts, $172,836,- « MRS. GRASS eny, president of the Foreign Pol­ of Russian atomic conquest. Rleve said aeveral other small­ states and New York which Is ex­ Weekly DelUerieo To Our Store Inniire tion. stitution Barked, Only tures caused by a blow or blows .506 89: Inidgel expomlltiires, $177,- The chairman of the Senate PURELARn2lbs.49c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables The 82-year-old newspaper— icy Association, locked herself ar.^ 930.7(19.52; ca.sh balance, $1,446,- er mills already have aecepted the pected to result in rompletion of a 2 6 9 * ^ Complete Stoeka of All Vnrletle*. on the forehead of the victim " Foreign Relations committee took agreement pafferned after the "final comprehensive report” in biggest in the Spanish-speaking her daughters, Winifred, A2, and 0{)position hy Grange The verdict Is subject to review. 110,143.62. Vegetable and Noodle Josephine, six, in the garage and the floor to open debate on two Anicrlcnn Woolen company for­ 1954. world—has been silenced for 50 resolutions which would ajiprove GREEN SQUASH 2 ui. 21c days by a boycott of the govern­ after starting the niotop^ of one Hartford, March 16. (/P)- Gov­ mula. A "working meeting,” totlay’s the sending of four more U. S. di­ J:imes A. Dundon. managing di­ session Is to be followed by a PkRS. ment-supported News Vendors’ of the three cars in the building ernor John Lodge has given a cool Soup Mix 2 25c Union and a sympathy strike by placed the two girls In the rear visions to Furope and call for Con­ rector of the TWIIA's Joint hoard meeting in New Haven this fall at PUBLIC MARKET SEA FOOD BETTER BUY 2 Lba. 2 3 C reception to a suggestion that Re­ gressional approval of future troop CHICORY______the government-blessed Printers’ seat of another car. Her body publicans join Democrats in work­ In Utica, N. Y , said last night he which the public can tie heard^ FOR YOUR SELECTION PARD Union. was found lying on the garage assignments. was optlmlstie about a settlement Col. Fryderlc F. Erech of the U. ing for a convention to revise the Replying to critlslms by former The General Labor Federation floor between the two cars. State Constitution. at the struck Globe mill there. He S. Army Corps of Engineers and FINER PROnUCE GREEN BEANS 2 Lba. 27C News Flashes President Herbert Hoover and added it was more or less tradi­ FILLET OF HADDOCK DOG FOOD 2 Cans 27c (CGT). powerful supporters of the Greenwich Police Captain David The Republican chief executive chairman of the committee, had B IR D S EY E Peronista movement, has thrown W. Robbins said that the triple .Senators Taft (R-Ohlo) and Wher­ tional to follow the lead of Amer- this to say on the policy the com­ told newsmen yesterday that he (L ^e‘'BulletlnB of the Wire) ry (R-Neh). Connally .aid In his .lean Woolen. mittee win follow; I CALIFORNIA FILLET OF COD V t OZ. JAB SUNBF-AM Bcha. 27c the full force of Its 4,500,000 mem- tragedy was undoubtedly murder had "great reservations" on eRoSrEO^S^^FOOOS CARROTS prepared speech that America In a statement to the union's "No conclusions will be reached FLOUNDER FILLET whether or not a convention must not become "a fortress im- (ConUnoed on Page Twelve) (Contlnned on Page Twelve) should be held. Carrots bch. 10c Order Arrest Of A1 Capone's Brother mobiilzcd by fear.” (OontlnoMl on Page Pour) (OoattniMd on Png* ■ * » ) MACKEREL TO BAKE STUFFED OLIVER 31c GREEN PEPPERS ub. 19c His press conference followed a Conanlly said the free world can Tender and Sweet. PEACHES public hearing at which there was WashioRton, March 16— * - I' LIBBY’S PRE-COOKED FRENCH FRIED Their fight with police here, be­ to a ridge. They pinned theib there on Bailey's suggestion. The Re­ gage insurance to $1,500,000,000 because “we believe in Since then Father O’Dulgnan BAKERY DEPARTMENT SPECIALS both the House and Senate, which Logsdon, the postmaster. She fig­ lb. pkg. 4 9 ^ gun aa a routine chase after a with steady drum fire from high publicans have not aa yet taken leaders have agreed to take up had received some 9100,000 in economy. ures that by midnight Saturday TOMATO PUREE HADDOCK speeding car, and ended in a bat­ powered rifles. an official stand on the Issue. • * * immediately after the Senate pro­ donations for the erection of his E X ^ LARGE tle from tree to tree across the Sheriff John Closby and Wilhem, Revision of the sUte constitu­ posal is disposed of, she and her olunteer helpers will shrine. Contributlecial commission New York, March 16-—(AO—-An order requiring Alger Hiss "fallacious” Hoover’s remarks as 70.000 letters. well as Eire. BIROS EYE or MINUTE MAID and Emmett Wilhelm, Apache left the fight.* on state government organization to surrender next Thursday to start serving a five-year prison to -n other nations might re- And o'ver In the parish hall they He thinks $230,000 wUJ b* are decorating the place with enough to build the memorial )w PEAS 2c..37c county underaheriff, spotted a late It was getting dark as they which reportai to the General As­ term for perjury will be sought in federal court Monday. ■ium” tme of the help given thiun JMCHAU c o m modU Dodf* racing through toym Bwrung wide around a flank of the sembly last year. At a special ses­ by U. U. S. The Texan said tAi. shamrocks and other things Irish wants. . _ yeatarday avenlng. They gave ridge and moved in from the rear. U. S. Attorney Irving Saypol announced today he would serve for the annual St. Patrick’s ball Ei^RA LARGE CHOCOLATE ROLLS, 39c ea. 2 4 5 ^ Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales dMAMCNRSTM - - sion, the commission's plan got no- assumed that foreign aid “ia for “We tmpe to hav* a Aiirch wMi chaaer counsel for Hiss as soon as possible ivKh > notice of the and eoronation of the queen. a round tower, patterned etU m Iha fleeing ear accelerated. tOrattaoed on Page Poor) (OonUnaed on Pag* Two) order he will submit to a federal judge. (

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