ii-s, JATURDAT, MABCR 8, T W iU ^V B jKanrl;»jatrr lEttntlns I|entl8 r Your Red Cross Serves You h- Will You Help the- Red Cross ? ■ $'.’3 wc ilscldsd to ghrs it sway. Wa couldn't Influancs anybody ta take List Engagement CoUect $5 ^ 0 0 It In Manchester. Then ws heard Average Daily Net Preas Run About Town Heard Along Main Street of a family tn tllaatonbury who wanted a piano. Ws got In touch For Red Cross For the Week Ending The Wetther Ite swlor LuOiw t<—«y ^ writh them and ona cold winter’s 0 rai!ge H all B ingo Much 6. 1951 roreoMt of 0. 8. Woathw ■arzaa th« Ooncordta Uitherw And on Some of Manche$ter*$ Side StreeU^ Too day they aeiit a truck for the win hoM « meeting tomoirow e ^ piano. That Iff Result of the 10,139 Today—Fair ood mIM: tonight nlng at new" o’clock at We are Intrigued no end by this. with trees, make a better looking When It arrived at its destina EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT All members are requested to be tion It was Impossible to get It First Week^s Canvass Member of the Audit iwurniu^ llFraiQ —putly ekMidy; Tneoday— eon* present. ___ through any door In the houae and B un^ of OtraulntlonB oMemble doudlneoa, eooler. r H ' s i r ■r. "S*.' 1 our friend had quite a time trying In Present Campaign P«mi7 Bingo 7:15 to 7:45—Regular Bingo at 7:41 Manchester— A City of Village Charm Richard 8. Carpentw and ^ k to dispose of it, gratis. p Sheldon, local representatives £n I.isn.'sr.: blltioni of bucks, but It la their these eye sores is Returns from the Residential Dl> of the Phoenix Mutual Ufe Insur nature that they don t trust no- thing visitora see VOL. LXX, NO. 130 (CIoMUIed Adverttatag oo Bic« It) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY'. MARCH 5. 1951 ance Oo- have received national Toii’ve heard about "canned" vision of Red Cross Fund Drive (TWELVE PA(iEB) PRICE FIVE CENTS body. You ran add up your own they conic off the new high- news? Well, this news Is in a bot have been very slow in coming In, ORANGE HALL recognition by earning check in a restaurant, you arc let and the end of the first week of m e^ to the president s Held staff tle. Into the groceries in the super Ym sure if you will print this, Just an ordinary bottle, too — the 1951 campaign finds that only of the company for 1951. accord market. you are urged to "use ' everyone w 111 agree with It. 10 of the 20 districts have rspogted ing to Edwin H. May, manager of with about one good shot left In It. Death in a Ditch the Price of Ainhukh your credit" at clothiers of whom Yours very truly, If you've ever noticed the mutual any figures at all. Most residential - the Home Office Agency. vou have never heard. But banks, A Reader Two Soldiers Dead heating plant at the rear of the returns to date are ao small as to (leallng in money, are con.stltution be Inconclusive. The fourth in the series of I.a.st week we fold you about House and Hale building, you have U. S. Infantry Routs ally suspicious. Dog Warden I.,ee Frari liia and bin probably alao noticed the big The Corpotallons and Retailers family Lenten servirea vklll take Now, in a flash, all this is going Divisioas. while still far from their place tomorrow evening at l^e iniltation of a shaving advertise smokestack. And if you've noticed to be changed. the smokestack —or chimney — individual goals, head the list of Four Hurt in Wild The old system is headed for the ment. Here la this week's aeqiiel. The gong gathered at Lee'e sta you may have noticed the little this primary return. film. "Journey Into Faith, will M vault. Itemised figures according to S T v ^ a tS iS O tion la.st Saturday afternoon after black, Iron door near the base. The First National Bank is The Herald had come off the press. Well, the little door Is to permit divlalons follow: 6,000 North Koreans bring sandwiches, and the bringing its dough out into the Corporations ...... 13,128.00 W anted! Williams group will One of the boys was reading the periodic cleaning of the black, Smash at Meriden open and setting it on the table account about laie when the latter grimy soot produced In most cbim' R etailers ...... 863.00 coffee and coCoa for the children. Mias Beverly Beats and Inviting you to break a buck strolled into the station in hla neys. Seems that ths man who Residential ...... 779.75 with no more embarrassment or usual Jolly mood. Starting to fool Professional ...... 157.00 Chief Herman O. Schendel and runs ths heating plant was doing Mr. and Mrs. Norman T. BenU Organizations ...... 112.00 Men Returning to Fort D r Harold B arrett will •P***' supervision then you get when with Eddie Wilson, who waa read his chimney-cleaning one day when Invited Guest you do the same In the collec ing the paper, Lee couldn’t get a of 40S E ast Middle T urnpike wish Devens Ram Under Big In Great New Attack a meeUng at Temple Beth Sholom —that's right. In the midst of the tion plate in church. The compari word out of anyone, least of all to announce the engagement of First week’s total ___ $5,039.75 Saleswomen Monday evening at soot was our newsy bottle— with An analysis of these figuree Both men will discuss Ci\ illan De son. is, in fact, fortunate, for Eddie. Everyone waa waiting for their daughter, Beverly E. Bents, I Trailer Truck; One of Lee to ask w'hflt waa In the pa|ier, about one good shot left In It. Ap •shows th a t th e sum raised in this Helped Hotel fense measiires; Dr. Barrett was there is something (lownrighl parently. one of the local gentry to Frank H. Carlson, son of Mr. Injured May Not Live Aided by Artillery Sup formerly with the government brotherly and human in this bank but he didn t. Finally Lee pulled first week's effort is slightly less out a book of matches and lit the wasn’t satisfied w ith using treea or and Mrs. Frank I. Carlson of 64 than one-fourth of the tolal quota After Delicate Brain First Complete Story port I I . N. Forces Hit atomic project at Oak Ridge and ing gesture. paper that Wilson waa ao en secluded comers (are there any South Alton atreet. of $21,000. Get RFC Loan is now on the staff of the State The losses. If indeed there are EXPERIENCE HELPFUL BUT grossed in. Eddie didn’t bat an left?) of the park to hide his bot Both Mias Bents and Mr. Cart- York Strangfeld, general chair From Three Sides in Board of Health. A film entitled any at all. are expected to be due Surgery; All Critical ejvelash. but Just continued to read tle. So he used the little Iron door son are graduates of Manchester man of the Drive, points out that "Pattern of Survival.' dealing with to something like a customer mis NOT ESSENTIAL Central Area; Reds until the flames got near his and some soot. High school In the cla.ss of 1950. prompt canvassing will abrogate Official Given Hospi Of ^Massacre Valley^ Civilian Defense will also be shown. taking a half for a quarter in his hands, and then dropped the paper Well, the chimney-cleaner de Miss Bents is attending Rider the necessity of dragging out the Meriden, March 5.—(A’)— Flee to New Line of favor. Some Uiink there may well on the floor. stroyed the bottle and finished his Oollege, Trenton, N. J., and Mr. campaign for an undesirable length One soldier was killed, an tality at Plush Palm Members of the various local be a snrplUB at the end of the aver, About that time aomebody told Carlson is in the air force, sta Hesistanee to North; Orange lodges are reminded that cleaning Job. of time. In the Residential Divi TEMPORARY and PERMANENT other was injured fatally and Bearli Spot He Arlinits age day. We tend to amlle a little I>ee his name was In Heard Along, It was a couple of days later tioned at Scott Field, Illinois. sion, particularly, majors and four others were injured crit In Korea Is Now Told today marks the deaiiiint for res- cagily at this as part of the old and he asked. ’Where?" Wilson No definite date has been set Enemy Trying to Build ervaUona for the annlversarj- ban that he noticed the furnace wasn't captains are urged to get their POSITIONS ically here early today when As Probe Continues bank blarney about money "grow scooped up the burnt pieces of working Just right. Investigation for the wedding. workers out so that house-to-house Up Strength for Attack quet. March 10. They may be made ing," but no, they tell us. paper and handed them to Lee. an automobile in which they Hoengsong. Korea, March 5 i,Vi , dent a mile of burned and bullet- through Frank Duncan. Little dlaclosed that the little Iron door canvassing may assume a more ac B u lletin ! Time find (lie ro tira tln g Reds lorn tr\ilete Story Told those wishing wells and various preserve for about six years. Then, to a Miami Beach hotel and Ing toward the town examine lli<- u : ; kngc. .\ f. ontllne .Marine officer the ambiish as" "a rean Reda today from a belonged to one qf th# local may be, your dreams can become O ty , and Louis Bavlello. 22, of maaian the bodies of other Kolilters who were northwest of this mined cent nil I ToP)—A hopeless but fighting retreat of a hit from three sides by the As a aervlce, a convenience, and Turnpike you will view a sign with SERVICES N ath an K om , 22, of 1766 W eeks ese offensive west of Wonju. sm all AnierLran force of, about 2.- ebesTVS St. Patrick’s day at the measles, poor vision, and adoles Jii.it how craxy you can get in U. S. .Seventh division and the U. next meeUng, and also to fold sur good business then, let us gather tho.se weird words: avenue, the Bronx; Robert J. government official acknowledged It was ohsenred also by file 400 cot oft miles behind enemy cent ailments leading up to nico one particular Is Illustrated by a • WAS ING LUB ATION. Wtloa, 22, of 30-70 34th street, S. .Second division w ith ita French gical dreaalnga for the Memorial round the bowl. tine poisoning and the deeteea. That interpret the wtahes to Senate investigators today that Conference of Big Four same bleeding U. H. Second Divis lines and outnumbered at least 12 elements. card we have received. When Astoria, L. I., N. Y„ identified by lNcms Ticlhits ion regiment's fight after the re to one. Hoapital. A aoclal time followed W assail! Teachers struggle valiantly but W. T. Grant Co. •he accepted entertainment from The Allied punch forced the ■we■’ Is used. It means all of us, Bouquets atill come our way be police os the owner and driver of during which sandwlchea, cake and futllely against the onset of these of the family. the plushy Saxony hotel at Mi Culled From (/P) Wires treat from Hoengsong to save "It all started■’ the ataff officer for It la Intended to be published cause we have written against the th« automobile; Frank J. Martin, Wonju Itself- when the survivors Reds to flee to a hoatlly built now eoffse wars ssrvsd. To Heard Along Main Street: great plaguea. aalil, "with the plan to let South to all In Manchester. Generally, phrase “please omit flowers.” The 815 MAIN STREET 32, of 698 East 138th street, the ami Beach, Fla., after recommend Opens Today in Paris of the massacre set up a new line Korean divisions lead the lulvance line of resistance to the n^rth, The suggestion that townspeople The first grader, let Into school of course use of "we" la limited Bronx; and James W. Kelley, 22, Cbl. William ("Buffalo Bill") for Infection and knowledge, Florists’ Telegraph association ing a $1,600,000 RFC loan to it. Connecticut's four civilian de and beat the CTilneso hark in against the Renecktie and Is dope enough in this column about the driver of STATE CERTinCATE D. Sax, who made big sums In the a conference table here today aft and western fronts. the Rockville hue line rounding (Ooattaoed on Page Two) Transmission company to have Color Television Case The Reda were remnants of the expense, naturally, but It should kind of answers we are getting In to be commercialized. punch board business, and has er Britain, France and the United Mayor Fiukle Dropped natural gas brought Into New Inqulr* be the responsibility of the build the world today—Is the reputed up one of his passengers tn one of C A N BE USED sometimes been called "The Punch North Korean 1 1 1 1 rd corps. We don’t see anything of this the refreshment spots on Depot States served notice that there England by singie. Integrated JARVIS REALTY CO. ers who made these ugly scars. 1 "accompltshmenl" of an education In our card from the committee, TO PURCHASE A Board King." ■won't be any m ajor Big Four con D anbury, Conn., M arch 5—yp)— plpriloe rather than two duplicat Quinn, who only two days ago I'm sure that homes built on worth the long years of coughing, Square. The tables were turned Robertson testified before a Highest U. S. Tribunal led on attack which was bellaved '8ft. M anchester however. Thli is the buildup— the other night, at the .same place MARKET Ward Leader ference unless the Russians are Democratic ranks remained split ing ones. the natural contours of the land. crooplng, measllng and poxlng that the chance to make a hyndred 151 Middia Tpic.. Wast Tdaphont 8338 Banking - subcommittee prepared to talk about problems --Minor collisions between two New Blizzard to have put the North Korean the family must endure? when the crowd in the bus waited which is looking Into chargea of today, tfher Saturday’s hoilj*-con- Ta Review Govern 15th DMoion out of actlchi, i^d: bucks on a prize. You are sup patiently ten minutes or more for other than Germany. empty Pennsylvania railroad We fancy not. posed to dive for this bait and JARVIS Shot to Death favoritism and influence la grant The deputies of the four nations tested primary election which saw trains Me* up heavy commuter ment Approval of Co- “We’ve got the i6Ui, and now If being educated resulted In the driver to return to his seat, FREE DELIVERY ing of RFC loans. Swirl in West the First Is Number On* on our have your pockets emptied while wlili h he diiln't do until one of the | met at the pink marble palace the party's nomination for mayor traffic on Long Island railroad any eventual peace of mind, that lines.. Striking CIO woolen and luinhia's Brpadcasting hit parade." you are under w*ater. T hat's passengers went in after him. HOME He told the senators hla rent- (Palais Rose) on Avenue Foch. In the March 26 election go to In itaclf might mean something. Father’s Day. free vacaUon at the Saxony came w orsted w orkers in Providence The Red redoubt overrun by the But what do we see? Those who I A, Non. Murder Follows Argu* Their Job is to find out whether This card offers $100 to the; DON'T DELAY! FINEST MEAT AND OROCERIES AT after he disagreed with lower an agenda can be arranged for the cx-Mayv>r A nthony Sunderland, a move from struck plants 158,000 W ashington, March 5 —(,41-T h e Montuna Weathering lii- Americans Is 10 miles northwest depend on brains for their little former State Police Commission The Arm y and Nmfy Father who has the largest num- | ment in Jersey Oty echelon RFC employes who op foreign ministers of the four big .yards of finished goods for Arm.v Supreme Court today ogrerd to of Pangnim and five miles north of power find It doesn't pay like her of children. Father's Day, It | A C T TODAY! posed granting the loan to the powers. er. , uniforms. . Navy says there is creaaiiig Freeze With the Pangnlm-Wonju road. muscle does; they have learned review government approval of says, "Is dedicated to fine, strong, Tavern; Arrest Killer hotel, and helped to get RFC Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Mayor Arthur J. Finkle, who "absolutely no truth" to published enough tn be worried, but not lost his bid for re-nomination by reports President Truman has or Columbia Broaxlcastlng System Nation Storm Lashed Ctub enough to be cured; and they face large family life." and the guy JARVIS REALTY LOWEST PRICFSI Andrei Gromyko was the last of (Uimttaaad op Page BtgtH) whose wife blew the most noses Jersey City, N. J., March 5— l(>>ntlnue«l ou Page E ight) the four to arrive. His Russian 34 votes, today a.sked Democratic dered sperlal guard against sub. color television. eternity, a.s It were, still the vic INCOME TAX 654 Center St. Tel. 4112 marines in Gulf of Mexico. tim of the common cold while the gets the prize. (P)—Thomas P. Boyle, Jr., Demo Zls 110 automobile, flying the Red Town Chairman Thoma.s A. Keat The approval by the Feder^ By The Associated Press family is eternally condemned to "Father's Day." says the card, i IS MY BUSINESS cratic ward leader and a support flag with hammer and sickle, ing Sr., for a recount of the Director J. Edgar Hoover is re Oommunicatlona Commission was A new blizzard which threatens be the victim of the victim. “is dedicated to’ building a strong I BY POPULAR REQUEST WE REPEAT er of Mayor John V. Kenny, was pulled up after the other three al primary ballots as well as a re porter! to have told Congress that attacked by the Radio Corporation to be a "whopper" ia bearing down Navies Talk To find true happiness stay America and a happy peaceful shot to death last night during Collazo Case ready were on hand. He was un check of the primary lists used for FB I is ready to a rre st 12,000 first of America. DRC’s competing TV on the northern middlewest today. home, and be ignorantly healthy. world through democratic ideals.” I PHONE 6859 a bitter political argument in a smiling as he Joined, U. S. Am checking qualification of voters In line f 'omitiunlsts if war breaks out color system was rejected by the But there ia some chance — and BINGO The only other course is to be ig We don't know about you. but | tavern. bassador at Large Philip Jessup, Saturday's balloting. ...Committee, of Fifteen — 44 FCX? when It gave a go-ahead to it's only a chance — that the In Over Leader about two more democratic ideals FOR APPOINT5IENT Police arrested Eugene V. Ken Britain's Ernest Davies and year-old organization set up to tense cold will be pushed north norantly unhealthy. Reports Made Sunderland, backed by Keating the CBS color plan. Every Saturday Night like we got and w'e’ll run out of ny, 36, for the killing a abort time France's Alexandre Parodi. fight organized prostitution In The Supreme CV>urt set March ward into Canada before it reaches principles for good, far from the i SALE - 1 SALE later and said he admitted firing The four deputies then sat down and the town committee, polled 1,- C h ic a g o -is going to close in We note that the Second Con 26 for arguments on the long the MIssiHsippI' Valley or G reat Anglo - American Com Father's Day winning streak. George P. Anderson the fatal ahots. They said he at a round table, with Parodi 008 votes to 1,0.54 for Finkle. March, and spokesman explains 1,-akes region. gregational church broadcasts a FBI Says Accused Not As the Derqocratic dispute took standing dispute. STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP 682 Center Street was no relation to Mayor Kenny presiding, and the first session that organized prostitution has de In its order toda.v accepting the Federal Forecaster H. S. Kenny mand Question Raised call for two upright pianos. No to this new turn, Republicans pre Haven’t you ever longed Manchester, Conn. and there was "no connection at White House Guard's was under way. clined to lowest ebb in city's hls- RCA appeal the high tribunal also at Chicago said, however, the final doubt they will be able to get one travel to far-off places? 4— Cans White Meat Tuna Flakes.. .S1.D0 all’’ between the shooting and the Earlier Jc.ssup spoke for the pared to go through the formality tor.v. As to Mediterranean at least. This writer recalls a let stand a temporary court order direction of the cold wave cannot When you hear a plane overhead bombing of an AFL longshore- Killer; Still Liable three western countries in .saving of a primary election this after- A $I6,(MNI,000 Insuriince dividend 20 REGULAR GAMES 3 SPEQALS time when the family decided to 5— Cans Kounty Kist Peas...... $1.00 agairuit the starting of CBS color be determined until it la well east For Your Old Radio men’a headquarters Friday. noofi with no contests in sight for will be paid to holders of about telecasts while the case is In liti of tile Rocky Mountain region, London. March 5—(JF)—Leaders part with a player piano. It took According to police, Boyle, 23- five cit.v officials and 12 common 440,(X)0 World War I policies, an up too much space, waa affected W ashington, M arch 5—(/P)—The (Continued on Page Bight) gation. probably by Tuesday morning. of the British and American navlas 3— Large Cons of Tom atoes...... $1.00 yeor-old son of the late director government rested its case today council positions. nounces VA. . .West German Par He explained that an intense low meet around a conference table to by heat and cold and required of the Hudson County Board of llament receives anonymous let The order blocked such telecasts tuning oftener In consequence, and In Trade For A in the murder trial of Oscar Col John P. Previdi, prominent busi pressure area or warm air mass day Ui talk over naval leadership 3— Quart Jars of Mixed Pickles...... $1.0^ Freeholders, was shot twice, one lazo, accused of the murder of a ters threatening deatli to Ameri before neitt April ,!. It was Issued TV ness executive who is entering poli by a special three-judge U. S. also ia moving slowly eastward in the weitern Mediterranean. bullet lodging in his chest and an White Houae guard In an attempt Report Envoy tics for the first time, is due to can generals and German politi along with and at the soutli edge other in his left shoulder. to kill President Truman. cians if .seven German w ar crim D istrict Court in CTilcngo last De Advance ipeculatlon already Repairs and Service 2— Cans of Spam or Corned Beef.. .$1.00 receive the parly's nomination to cember 22. Tile special court at of tile cold air. It is possible, Ken They sold the shooting climaxed Federal Judge T. Alan <3oIds- inals in Landsberg are hanged. says the command of this north BENDIX oppose Sunderland, a veteran of that time, however, upheld h.v a 2 ny said, that when the two masses Atlantic defense ares will go to Prompt Service a bitter argument over politics in borough promptly denied a de Aboard Ship five terms as mayor in the period CIO International Union of hit the lligh great plains, the low ^ .L o rg d Cans Snow Crop RoUeran’a tavern at 18 Erie to 1 vote the FCCs approval of an American — Admiral Robert Reasonable Prices fense motion for a directed ver from 1913 to 1931. Hllectrlcal Workers colls off pressiirn will dominate and push Orange J u ic e ...... $1.00 street, not far from the water threatened strike against General CBS's mechanical method of color B. Carney. dict of acquittal. The charges telecasting. the cold northward Into Canada. WASTE PAPER FILMS Authorized Cspehsrt front. Boyle staggered from the against Collazo, an anti-American H’as fTiosen Mayor Electric company. ..Tames A. Fsr- Carney and his boss. Admiral Czech Ambassador to RCA Appealed to Supreme Court But the blizzard now raging In DEVELOPED AND D m lrr TELEVISION 1.— DoMn Oranges; 1 Head of Lettuce; tavern and fell dead a short dis Puerto Rican nationalist, grew Finkle, former president of the Icy, former Democratic National F orrest Sherm an. U. S. Chief of Montana, is one of the worst of tance sway. out of a gun battle at Blair House ludia Quits His Post; board of aldermen and a common Chairman, says it was widely RCA appealed directly to the Naval Operatlone, flew Into Lon PRINTED 1— Pkg. Tomatoes; 1 Bunch Celery; Police quoted F ran k Devon, 62, Nov. 1. council member 14 years was rhns- Supreme Court from the District the winter. Temperatures have don yesterday after a three-day known among political leaders skidded to ss low os 18 below zero 24-HOUR SERVICE F. A D. Auto Stores A LL F O R ...... $1.00 a bartender, ae saying the argu Collazo himself was expected to Is Bouud for 'Euglaud en ma.vor by the common council that President Roo.sevelt was d.v- Court's decision. RCA charged conference in Paris with Ckn. ment and a fist fight broke out FCC "abused its discretion and at Cut bank, Montana, and the Film Deposit Boi Tour Firestone Dealer take the witness stand as the de Ing man when he wa.s nom inated stale was being laslicd by winds up Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme when Boyle yanked a political (Conttnaed on Page Eight) 'n 1944 for fourth term waa a rb itra ry and capricious” in COLLECTION At Store Entrance 856 Main St. Tel. 7086 fense turn came to productf" evi Bombay, India, M arch 5-M/P)— approving, the CBS system. The to 45 miles an hour with heavy Commander of the Atlantic Pact button from Kenny’s cost. They dence. There was every indica Czechoslovakia's ambassador to Forces. , i' ^ said the button backed the fegii- tion the trial would be over before coriKJralion also said approval was blowing and drltting snow. At UPTON SQUP India has slipped away aboard a many points visibility had been cut Though Carney — 56-year-oki Isr Democrats for clean govern the end of the week. liner bound for Britain, where he commander of American naval IN THE NORTHEAST SECTION ! We redeem ment, an anti-Kenny faction. (Oontinued on Page Eight) to one block or less. KEMP'S I . * -I CONTEST Leo A. Rover, chief of Collazo’s will find refuge from the Com forces in the eastern Atlantic and f35.000 Police oaid Kenny’s brother. court-appointed attorneys, argued By Tuesday morning, the cold munists who rule his purge-ridden will have spread throughout the Mediterranean —Is peraonaUy re coupoDS EMdle, and Jam es Donuhue, b ro th to the court that the evidence on country. MONDAY, MARCH 5 er of George Donuhue who is be News Flashes Dakotas, and into Wyoming, Ne spected, the appointment of on tw'o murder counts and two The ambassador, Bohuslav G. ing held as a material witness In chargea of assault with intent to Truman Asks braska and Kansas, Kenny oold. American to such a key Job Iz like Chatterbox Restaurant Kratochvll, friend of CommunisU (Late Bulletlos of the uPS Wire) How much further it rarriea will ly to dlapleoM the Britiah for. the Help the Hospital — Help Local Industry By Continuing TEL. 2-8002 for cartons the bombing of the longshore kill, waa not sufficient for the case 618 MAIN STREET men’s headquarters, joined In the now in disfavor in the Prague depend upon the force of the ac second time in recept weeks. to go to the purge, was condemned by hla own To Save Paper. The Need Has Not Diminished! fight Judge Goimroorough sharply ‘Voire’ Funds companying warn) air. Britons are still smarting «vtr WANTED SUNDAY DINNERS of According to police Kenny embassy here after his flight os Most of the higii plums area In the naming of Amei|can Admiral disagreed. He said that to ac having betrayed His country. Russia Denounced For Curbing Parley Choice of Soup or Juice leaped over the bar. grabbed up a cept Rover’s theory that the evi Washington, March 5—cape and said he would be given breaking off talks on terms for a Japanese peace settlement. tate Drive Against High winds and as much as two graph commented, "undoubtedly asylum in Britain as a political CARPENTERS ITALIAN STYLE BREADED VEAL CUTLETS 1.65 In a room above the tavern. (Goutinued on Page Eight) A statement by the State Department charged that Russia refugee. Spokesman said Kratochvll CommiinisUs Attacks (C'oiiilDiied on Foge Eight) (OonUnuod on Page Bight) side of Spogiiettt ..-.I F’.fP i BUNK FROM US TODAY and members of bis family were has persistently soughUveto power over the proposed treaty For Inside and Oataide Dessiart, Tea or Coffee—Preoh Shrimp CocktoU 60c granted visas to enter Britain. and declared: "The United States will persist in seeking an Key W est, Kin , Mncrb .’> bVi Work—Apply at F IT FOy$ A Sucker Fat> Capture Bogus Bomber Their ship Is due at Liverpool over-al) peace for Japan. But it concedes to no one the right r p ’Hidcnt Truninn ask-d Con D o You K now— March 23, after a stop at Port Said, gress today to lncrca.se "Voice of 5 Dover Road E gypt.) to veto peace. More Chinese Being Shot Or Phone 4112 16 inch black picture lb. 93e ♦ ♦ * America" funds by $97,600,000 to You too can save tuouey by gelling your tube. Beautiful mahogany BONELESS RIB ROAST Reliable sources here said on help counteract Communists "dis In Santa Anita Threat Indian navy officer secretly booked Socialists Accept Guy Mollet As Premier JARVIS REALTY CO. cabinet with doora. ^ 8EUC<7rED ^ tortions and untruths." Than Converted by Reds glasses at Union Optical Co. passage a month ago for the Czech Paris, Mprch 5—(/P)—France’s Socialist party authorized He sent the request to the TENOER STEAKS lb. 99e Los Angelea, March 5—UP)— A races on handicap day, threaten envoy. its leader, 45-year-old Guy Mollet, to accept the post of pre White House from his vacation re WHY YOU SHOULD BUY I frustrated horseplayer who ing to "blow up” the track. Mayer Clementls Under Arrest treat on this naval submarine Hong Kong, March 6— — A token to Korea to serve os n "Red WBXL-TRIMMED BONELESS Formerly ambassador to London, mier in an attempt to resolve this country’s government Service at Union Optical is the best in BUY TOBAY threatened to blow up the Santa tried to pacify him and S. A. base with the statement that: (Chinese editor who escaped from Cross carder coolie with Q m U n Stone, auto dealer in an adjacent Kratochvll was appointed to his crisis. With an approval voted 2,600 to 700 in the Socialist "Present world conditions make town. YOUR NEW CAR NOW: Anita Park grandstand with a a political* prison camp in Muk Piao’s Fourth Jleld army. SPECIAL! POT ROAST lb. 89c box, knocked him down with a last post In 1940 by the then for party’s National Council, Mollet began at once to survey the it imperative that we avail our den, Manchuria, today said "more His story: bogus bomb la in the county Jail chair. eign minister Vladd dementis. The field in an attempt to form a Cabinet. selves of every possible means for people arc being shot than eon- 1— Immediate delivery for a limited time. BABY PORK — W » END today. After the Reda took Moackdrie. Jamas' Hair Shaping, BEFORE THE Salzburg told police he had loet two were described os good friends. ‘v * a presenting the truth to the rest of verted” to Communism in Red he woe kept under houae o m o t AH work done at Union Optical Co. is Paul Salzburg. 49, Calexico cab The Czechs loot week announced Rag. S1.S0 — plus 2— Cara folly equipped with chrome. No aub* ell his money betting on longshota Labor Leaders Called To Mobilize the world and counteract the dis China. more then a year. Then be was pM ^guaranteed. ROAST PORK lb. 49e inet-maker, was booked on sus and wa.s quoted: the arrest of Clementls for alleged tortions and untruths that the The fugitive also reported: in a labor eervlce comp end flvm picions of attempted extortion aft "I needed money bad. I told plotting against the Red regime. Washington, March .“i—f;p)—The United Labor Policy com Toni RafUl — Rag. $1.00 atitutes. 25% TAX USAN. pONEUESa ^ Communist leaders and their pup In Mukden he once sqw two a mtlform. (P lus 1 ^ 1 er he waa overpowered Saturday the track I would stop racing, I The Czechoslovak embassy, in mittee announced today it is calling 700 local and state labor pets are spreading, Ameneans. under guard in a jeep, In the box of film magnate Louis threatened to blow it up. All I New Delhi', said the am bassador After seven months of esdnp Come in and Have Mr. Christensen adjust 3— You save the proposed new Federal tax. leaders (o meetings March 20 and 2l to open an all-out as "Inrredihle as a may seem. being taken to a war pmann camp. lectures on Prime Minister Jowra $2.50 Valua! SMOKED SHOULDERS lb. 59c B, Mayer, had was a dynamite cap. I in with his wife and infant ion7’’after Communist lies sre believed in Police said the bomb consisted sault on prices "at the consumer level." He hud no idea how many Ameri- Stalin, Moo Tze Tuim, Chlne’r^ o . jogr glasses free of charge. 4i—No trade required,, but high allowance if you tended to W shot so my wife having been summoned to P ta^e e * * msny parts of the world because i:aiiB were POW'S there. WHOUG OB SHANK of a package of clgarets, a rail Would get the insurance.” I Communist, apd Mnrx: of song BOTH FOR $100 dp trade. for coniiiltallon...... abandoned the people tJiere have no way of Mukden IS full of ClUnese Red (P lus T sx) road dynamite cap, and a dry bat ■ Police said Salzburg was known I he embassy without informing Ford apd Chrysler Hike Wagefj learning the tniUj." seasipnst efSf y wdtiiii| and thodgbt lb. 69c tery. all wrapped together with to frequent the Tijuana, Mexico, wounded from Koreq. clmoing, t|i!e men’s chief tboilfw MORRELL PRIDE HAMS the m em bers of his staff." ’Th* Detroit, March 5— ford and Cbryaler todgv agi'ced Treasury Balance Indu.«tries tn Mi)kden seemed to friction tape. "It would have track. His wife. Mrs. Either embassy statement termed the ac were to escape. JAMES’- done no more than make a big Mary Salzburg, an El Centro to give tbeir 214,000 prot|qction eqiployas a Bve-cent hourly be operating full blast, pqt tbope finally, the political pMpqMtPM McCLURE AUTO CO. tion "bii resignation from biz offi Wqshmgton, Mqpch 5.—(j>i_ still IS much iviemiployment pnd U nion Optical o bang," oold Capt. John Hansen of school teachqr and mother of their cial post." cofit-oMiving wage increase, paralleling a boost which Gen toi4 tbs overtefisa of terror.. C . The position. NOW AT OPEN THURS, FBI., SAT—8 A- M. to 9 P. M. the tradk’v aecurlty poUee. of the Treaeury much despondexce over low wages. HUDSON SALES and SERVICE TELEVISION four-year-old son. said Salzburg The family was accompanied by eral Motors announced for its 351,000 workers Saturday. All " ^ 0 idea was to beMipa jpo- €41 MAIN 8TREOT, BIANCHESTER TEL. 2-.'ll28 143 MAfH STRSn 378 MAIN ST. *«Open Evcnlnxs'* TEL. 2.944* OP^N SUNDAY AUL DAY—8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Salzburg ducked Into Mayer's had been in the Lot Angelea area three companies also gave saiari^ employea corresponding March 1: Reccipta, $88,438,4)0.98; The escapee cannot ba nomad graosivt.’’ tha editor rti^aU T ")^ I 358 E. Center S t—TeL 5191 box between the third and fourth 10 days looking for work. (Conttnued oq Paga Eight)' expenditurea, $197,930,416.97; bol cause bis family still la In Red pay increases. once. $5,301,246,253.79. CSilna. H e escaped while being MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1951 PAGE TWO - f - ■ r - — ------^------J i ROK angineers stormed up Hill MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHtSTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1961 PAG Named Buyer 303 and took It away from the Five Seated fir e Classes Oilneae. ^ _ ^ X "The C3iinese fought like hell tion and occlupational therapy the Canteen will conduct a Red MancheiUr how fraquantly and un day night. On Wtdntwiay aba will but the oouthem force went on with both crlppisled children and CroBs canteen course at the Tal- obtrusively this particular Red lecture on the aetiona of the United For Big Store As Deacons adults benefitting. Harry Flaniiii cottvllle church starting March 8, Merchants Aid U.N. Workshop Meet Tonight through and linked up with the Cross aervice protects tha local Nations during the various asssm* What Is Your M. Q.'f convoy." will again serve as treasurer and Thursday evening from 7:30 to community and the, local families. biles and explain tha operitlng the local committee inrludes May 9:30. t'uture meetlnga- for the ARE YOU SMAI ' Aa darkneaa fell the remnants Tomorrow Burton’s will ohow, in groups. During this sams sasslon Alfred P. Werbner, For Laymen Installed at or Frederick Berger and (Claude cour.se will be announced and any The Red Cross To Be Started of the trapped force found them their Windows, a complete display she will disitias the reratlon in min How Much Do You Know About Manchester? merly of This Town, selves in terrible Isolation. Service in Center United Nations In the future* sioud to Be HeM in One wounded survivor says - County Aasorlation wishing to enroll is asked to call iature, to acquaint thooe who have Gets Important Post someone ran to the truck where The Tolland County Democrat 1660. Not Only Generouii in not yet been blood donors with the Fir8t ScBsion to Re HeM It li suggested that those at D0N7 WAIT CSiurcIi Yesterday In Fatality tending bring notebooks to flit In Local Dei»arlment». ^ ; a t .. stlnuilate Manche.sler citizens to ypur M. Q. by identifying the pho- Civic Development Committee are > he lay with other wounded and ic association meets this evening Edward A. Denzirr nonationa But Also procedure at the blood center At RoMTni Auditoriiiiii Kdson M. Bailey, Cbhrlcs Brewer, shouted "Come on you wounded when the Bloodmobfle niaKla its the outline which will be distribut AT THE8B conslder the needs of the town and , to and answeilng the questions, Alfred P. Werbner. son of Mr. Five laymen of Center church at 8 o'clock at the Warren Me Edward A. Dcnzler, 96, formerly Rdward S. Dlk, Mrs. Jay E. Rubi- guys get out and fight for your monthly visits. This display ia on ed. Other literature also will be Auxiliary Fir* 5ch3oli will hold ; M. ^ Mwiehester with the help of these citizens t ) | All Manchester residents are In- were installed as deacons at an Im morial Halt in Stafford , Springs. of Rockville died Sunday at Fair- Help in Publicity I'oiHorrow Night now', Mrs. Raymond Schaller and and Mrs. David Werbner of 29 lives." Bay State Driver Is loan from the Milford chapter of available. provlde tlie development comml.s- ; vited to pnrliclpate In this quiz pressive service yesterday, namely John M. Bailey, chairman of the haven where he had been living antioni tonljht In both th« South i much do you program. Tliere will be no experts Mrs. Martha Stevenson. Stephen street, has been named It wa.s a fight to the death. the Red Cross and will be In Bur Mra. Richardson will speak to LOW PRICES it_ lts hUtory, Ita'geography, its slon with lunlerinl to he used foi John Lowe, wimse term ends in Charged With Negli Democratic State Central com since the death of his wife a few The merchanta of Manchetler Flags of the United Nations will Manchester and Manchester Fire to stump your neighbors. Submit This committee Is only one .of associate buyer of the budget suit Tlie Chinese division poured in ton s wrtndow all this week. students at some of the elementary industry its people, past and pr?s- publicity ami prmiiotiounl purpo.ses. 1953; Thomas W nciera in 1055; mittee, will be the speaker. Dur months ago. H was a retired car decorate the auditorium at Bowera your favorite photographs and i several committees appointed by more men regardless of losses. have not only donated their time , Tlio.se public-spirited merchants schools during the day on Wednes DUtrlcta. There Is still sn urgent ent its public builduiKs" Hu"’ well Beginning lomoi row nii'l contin- department for Arnold Constable. Charles Crockett, Charles Lynn gent Homicide ing the businc;^ session, a secre penter living in Rockville most of school Tuesday iiigbt when Mrs. need for more volunteer ilrcmen (ieinonsli ate your knowledge of tho Development Com mission to Mr. Werbner will be buying for Hopeles.sly sun-ounded the men and their money to help make the realize what our local Red Croea day. W PLYMOUTH acauainted are you with the town uing each Tue.^dny and .Saturday and Harold Crorier, whose terma tary will be elected to fill the his life. He was an officer of the Pearl Farmer Richardson, accredit ^ Manchester fiy submitting ques assist it in various phases o f de the three suburban stores in tired until they fell. Everything 1951 Red Cnpss Fund Drive a suc means to Manchester. The.v real Very nice for a>«ar of fhla in the Civilian Defense program. inVhlch you live? What is your for five wcek.s The Munchrster expire In 1056. Rockville, March 5—Mrs. Bertha vacancy caused by the death of First Lutheran church for many ed member of the United Nations, in which you live Evening Herald will publish a pro- tions about its people, Us history, velopment work. Industrial and fired.'105 milllmete howitzers shot ize how Important It is that the age. Radio, Heater. Good Chief John Mer* said today his Hackensack. N. J., Hempstead, L. Hunt, 62, of North Weymouth, Mrs. Vera (Cross Taylor. years and was a nuisician in his cess. Many of them have devoted speaks to the people of Mancliester its Industries, its geography or Its Commercial committees have been up their aiiinumitlon at point New membera wete received Into 1951 Fund Drive should succeed. school will study the various pieces *The Manchester Development ] tograph of some locnt building, Officers .Vnnuuncetl younger days. The funeral will be window displaya to dramatize to In the first session of the UN work condition through- g flC A government. All questions or pho- appointed. Members o f the Devel J blank range. the fellowship of the church and Mass., was released under $5,000 Will you help by donating kener- of fire appartus tonight. The class ('■nmuiiiision not only wiint.s you to 1 plm e, or .scene log. tiler wilh nine The Tollaiid County Camera held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the the public the various ways In ouslv ? shop. The second session will be YOUR out. Today only— G lilU Uigraphs accepted fur i se will be opment Commission appointed by One self propelled twin 40 MM given the right hand of fellowship will assemble for study at the hose know^vour town but it waiUs yoii , queslion.s riboul .Maiicliefter. An- bonds on Saturday for appearance club has elected the following o f White Funeral Home. Rev. Gordon which the local Red Cross serves held on Wednesday and no Ucketa acKnowledged and the name of the the Board of Directors are Charles flak mount must have fired every by both ministers of the church. STATE CERTIFICATE house on Main street, comer of in the Rockville CNty Ckiurt at a ficers for the coming year; Presi Hohl, pastor of the First Lutheran this community. will be sold at the door on eltlier contributor will be published with S. Burr, chairman, Thomas Me- few hundred feet. The long slim Rev. Dorothy W. Pease and Rev. *41 MERCURYhrj^;^: Hilliard street. . dent. Judge Thomas K. Rady; vice church will officiaU. Burial will be The earliest displa.v to be put in night. Reservations may he made the question. What Is your M. Portland, vice chairman, Robert E. cartridge ca.se.s shone in the sun Clifford O. Simpson. Before the later date to answer to a charge in Grove Hill cerneteiv. ff'ejA ' End D eaths CAN IE USED Rlue-Oray. Radio, Heater* The SMFD Auxiliary School will I celebration of Holy Communion the president. Clarence Hallcncr; sec appeared in the C. E. House win with Mrs. Hall Stewart, telephone Q.? Hathaway, Adam Rhodes and Mrs. three weeks later. of negligent homicide. Mrs. Hunt dow on February 22 and featured A -l ruhber. Complete mo be held tonight in hose company Pastor delivered his communion retary, Russell Weber, treasurer, 2-0790, for the cour.w. TO PURCHASE A tor overhaul In C NQ C Assisting Mr. Rhodes on the Martha Stevenson. Almo.st everywhere along the had been' in the Rockville ,CNty Fred Hallcher. Janies Sullivan photographs of service men and one on Pine street. Chief James meditation. "The God of Love." St, Petersburg, Fla. Dr. Mra. Richardson will discuss the 1948. Only— 0 ^ 9 9 road were empty rifle cartridges Hospital since December 30th re who headed the club ever since it.s women from Manchester and Bol Schaub and his aides will present spaced out every few feet. Tliere ha.sed on the words of Hosea, "I Judge, I\Irs. iiryk Charles E. Larson, 68, retired pro organization of tivi United Natlona erable, sinful and helpless to help ceiving treatment for Injuries re- organization declined reeleclltm ton. The theme of "the Red a study of fire hose and rope climb- services yesterday to make theii were heaps of them where Will love tlieiii freely for mine fessor and head of the ITntversity today ftnd give iLs hlatory on Tiies- JARVIS himself, but, by turning back to colvsd in an auto accident on that for another year. Cross behind the family behind the DeLuxe inf. along with various knots u.scd pledges in the second fund raising Act Tonight chineguns had fired. ' anger is turned away.’’ of Minnesota Dental Srhool for 30 *41 PLYMOUTH Needs of Man his father, he found forglvenesa, date on the Wilbur O oss Highway Longview PT.V Are (iiveii PaiiV man behind the gun" was artful Sedan.’ Radio and Heater. in lire work. campaign for the new Emanuel Wrecked Artillery Pieces ,I Mr. Simpson recalled to his con- when a passenger in her automo ly carried out. The window at- years. Anj-one interested in Joining the iiieivy and love waiting to reatore The Longview rarcnt-Tcachcr HOME Mechnnlc’n delight. Fix It p a r i s h building. I'nfavorahle When the end was clear and the 1 Kcegation the God of Judgment bile was injured fatally. Mrs. Mil tractpil much attention, New York George Ysisle, 62, auxiliary fire department.s in con him to a better way of life." Association will meet this eve A surprise housew arming party SPEOY LONGlfiSTim raM h r yoiirM'lf. «-ln ra F v iiP f - t P f i That part of the eonV'jy that ; sinful. "Most people feel that only one third of potential pledges Pastor Edgar Drlivrrs for man to be forgiven of God. j U lrCClors C.X|iecieu to Mrs. .Hunt collided with an auto ager of the Rockville division of tracted attention from many who Yakovlev. 66. one of the most im escaped befo’ e the Chinese closed | if they are good and do good, God at their nev residence at l'J3 East were made. The pari.sh building operated by John C. Gazley, Jr. the Southern New England Tele wore astoni.slied at the variety and portant Soviet Army .specialists on *41 HUDSON niis rloes not mean, he said, that Adopt 27 Mill Levy at Center street. .Spon.sorcd by flic JARVIS REALTY fund committee wishes to thank all r.oiiiiniiiiion Medita in was pulled back tlirougli Hooiig- ' will reward them' witli things of phone Company.-The March coni- number of activities carried on b.v foi litlvallons. Radio, Healer, iCxcrptlon- (lod is driving a bargain with this world. When trouble conies 38, of Hingham, Mass. The State 6.54 Center St. Tel. 41 IS • niembcrs who did their share in song wli.'ie the D.itch were figlit- mittec W'ill serve rcfrcshnicnt.s. First Democratic Dislrut ami the (lii.s young nieiiibcr of the Red Toliyii William H. Gialiam. itl motor. Previous owner Pledges ]\lade tion at Services Sunday man. but it does mean that for Session Tonight Ing tor llieir livc.s. instead to these they are frustrated police stated at the time that Mrs. Cro.ss services. ‘do»*' ymir»alf. Hub ih f aching ' getting the campaign off to a good man to he able to receive forgive Mec'liigs aiiation e noriiml. Want n'lil ness from God. he must be willing The Board of Directors is ex In on Hoengsong loo fast to give however, lias faith in God and in bus when the accident happened, about sixty people were present, Liglit Company a series of photo- pain-raUitving modicHtion Bp* the brotliers and the love they had Fellowship meet at 7 p. m. tlii.s j .sented with a complete automatic were unable to attend aeniccs film , . ’ ,, ,, , , N. Y.. as well as for the Fiftli decided that all who could co iie was employed at the M. T. Stevens 1 on Hartford road is putting In a both seats, eiishlons and •scniioii in a Pope: "To err is human, to forgive Also tonight the Directors will for their father. The prodigal evening at the church for shuffle ' codec service and a miniature rock day. All members are urged to This «a s the thud avenue store. The former local through the pass had gotten (Company retiring in 1943. She Is .similsr display. .Mtl*: YOU BUILOINt; A NKW HO.MU biieks. Under 3,999 miles.' current .series on tlie genenil is divine," noting that he was discuss furtlier financing for the came home expecting nothing, re board and other ganic.s. gaidcn. Delicious refreshments, mall their pledges or bring them youth recently resigned as as.sist- through and thh Dutch were or i A Fir.st Aid w'indow will be dis- Like new. You'll Ik- I ho S & aH theme. "Christ and Man's. Needs." right on both counts; for while new Broad street elementary ceiving everything because of his survived by her husband, Steve The* Vernon Methodist Youth to a regular service. ant to the merchandise manager dered to fight a rear guard action which the giie.sts had brought with ! played at Watkins Fvirnlttire Store REQUIRING A SEPTIC TANK SYSTEM? first real owner. Should In the sermon, the riiinister to err s'cnin to be man's lot In school, bids on which were opened father'.s great love and compassion. Kayan; a son, Steve. Jr.. two F'ellowship meets tonight at 7:30 of Roaman's Inc., a specialty shop I while the rest retreated to Won- them, were served. I today to remind Mr. and- Mrs. sell for $'!4n5. C 4 A 0 C Although leas than one half of pointed out the need of every man life. It i.s the nature of God to I last week. The originally appro- The elder brother reproached the daughters. Mrs. Allen Schaefer o’clock at the church to continue CALL 4148 located in New York City. ’ ju," tile staff officer said. INSIST Our Price— the 125,000 goal was reached on for the forgiveness of (lod for the forgive, And through that for-1 J9(X).000 for the school father that he had never received and Mrs. Arthur Gimock, all of their Lenten di.scusslon i nder the StciHVpA, A graduate of Manchester High Next iiioming the battered regi- 0.\ \ McKI.NNKV imOTIIEUS' Aiitomntlo drive. White* pledge Sunday the committee feels j ^iiT sovil This, he felt, glvenc.s.s man finds the power to | will not be enough to complete it gifts, never made merry with his Rockville; a brother, Anthony leadership of the pa.stor. Rev Cm l . . . J,.., , school in the class of 1940 B, Mr. I mont set up its new line two miles -J^PTIU T,\NK NVSTKM nails. Healer. that the goal can be attained. was brouylit liome to man by a be transformed and to ti-ansforni as matters -stand and additional Werbner attended the University friend.s. And the Father answered. Grobareik of Phoenix, Penn.; two VV. Saunder.s. . in front of Woiiju. Then, dug in •\ FKW OTHURS study of the Bible, iu which hotli all that he coine.s in contact with. "Fon, all I have la thine. Thou art brothers and a sister in Europe; Canteen t'siiirsp BECAUSE sums may be allotted from present Missouri. Boston University and supported by massed artillery, TO UIHHISK FROM! I the goodness of (lod and tlie sin- "Prating to God for mercy Is also re.serves to permit the school to I Law and graduaUd I ever w’ith me." seven grandchildren. Funeral serv- Miss Cora Webb' chnii man of (I) .Sjutein engineered and lii- . it slopped every' Chinese attempt FOR FASTER, BETTER DIAL SERVICE I fulness of man weie revealed. praying for the power to be merci This is the relationship we can ivcs will be held Wednesday at ntiilled by a|MM'liillsti« Kiting bp started. The contttict and woik i ,j-oui New York Law School. Ho ; to crack through. And it turned Given On C.O.D. Deliveries I "The more one studies tlie Bible, ful." stated Mr. Edgar. oil grading take up nearly the en- j resides with liis wife and infant have witli God. H « is-ever With 8;15 a. m. at the Luther A. White .vmi 11 )ort the ROK who was serving' a one-year sen Healer. Wlillewnlls— “The giveness in the gosp"l lie preac’i- i tpred Apprentice Degree. Following ; (Contlaued From Page One) Ctiptain Joel M. Nichols, long a "3 Guys Named Mike" foods and enjoying life. advance. The ROKs were also tence for breaking and entering, Only l O c Works:" Priced lo make ed and lived. Numerous lllu.stra- degree work there will be a ' member of the church and former- PLUS: "SIERRA PASSAGE” Joined by a special support team will face a Jail escape charge in J-AoII Podiogg you buy It! lions were given from the New i social hour and refreshments. I students began to disappear. i ly in the choir, who died a year \ 2ie of a platoon of tank.s with an in Tolland town court tonight. Testament to illustrate the will- ' Teachers picked out six to 12 men ago today. BE SURE you have the RIGHT NUMBER fantry company. i I Seal Sale Starts ingne.s.s of Jesu.s to forgive the The meeting of the Fellowcraft j each day and told them they were In the evening the fourth of the | convenient ’37 PACKARD ('racked Ttinuigh ROK Line j The annual campaign for the TUMS sins of man. Tlie.se, he said, re r:iub which was scheduled for this I being given new Jobs. Everybody Lenten services was held. Films ; Healer. .Solid car at "The night of Feb. 11-12 the I HAVE VUUR PAKTIr. sale of Easter Seals hv the Con FOR THE TUMMT veal areas of need in the llve.s of | ,.vening has been cancelled ! got curious. I shown were "Journey Into Faith.” | "weak” price. d O I Chinese hit the ROKs hard. By BA.\(tfjE''l UK \VEDD|.\G necticut Society for CVippled (Chil men today for the forgivenes.s j __ , "Why slioiild the Reds, who j and illustrated Ea.ster hymns by i Only— G IW U 2:30 a. m. the ('hine.se had crack RECEPTION IN dren and Adults is now in prog v.iiirli God makes to men through | choir singers. Because of a severe | (imitest value In town* The American Legion Auxiliary Insist on political dependability, ed through the ROK line and were ress and will continue through f.ilth in Je.siis Oirist ! cold Mr. Hunt was unable to at- i will hold its.regular meeting to- give new Jobs to the very worst attacking our own American In GAVEY'S Easter Sunday. ' i - Ton Pickup, Til ■-tory of the Prodigal Son I' night at eight o’clock at the studeiits fantry perimeter defending the \ tend the evening service and Al- , was used as an illustration of the PRIVATE DI.NLNG ROU.M Dr. George S. Brookes ie chair *50 BMC Model FCIOI. .\niericaii Legion. Home. "W e soon found out by the prison guns. fred Lange led in the hymn-sing, | New. Brewster green. nc"d of man for forgiveno.ss and ____ PHONE 3WII man of the local drive for funds, grapevine. They were shooting "W e heard later that one ROK rc.'pon.'ive reading and tho Lord’s ; whose proceeds are used for the Uhroine grille, oil filler, the willingness of God to forgive ! meeting of the Ladies of Recognition them. Believe me, everybody regiment b.ail collapsed but two I ur.'iyer. | work of the society in rchabilita- oil alr-biilh elenner, IJii- •■vlien man is willlns: to be foi'K'v-' columbus tomorrow evening will studied harder. It made no Uif- | ROK regiments must h.ave put up 5ir. Lange complimented the "The Prodigal .‘-on wa.s mis- dereoallng. Spare. Be WE feel honored to ' not start until 8;30, because of the ference. Elach day sonie more were I one hellova. fight. ! teen-agers for their fine singing aa low Market : a group, and Invited a quartet of have been .selected as mission being held at St. Bridget’s , doomed to new Jobs, 'The American support team church. Following the slion buai- i "There were 60 in my room, was sent back down the road to I the young folks to come to the the local member of ness meeting a St. Patrick's Day When we left I was one of a dozen secure a bridge near Haktam so [ilatforni and they accepted. *48 PACKARD the A. F. D. S.. an as party with cards and prizc.s wiil left. The oUiers all had got new we could withdraw safely. Tlie Jlary Williani.s grou)) of the STATE Loans Black. Genuine Custom Car. be held. A door prize will alco be . Jobs. 1 can tell you 1 abed aume “The tank.s took a platoon of I Women's League was in charge of sociation of the best NfltV Pf aVfNG — Remit Ifiil all around. awarded. All members aiii,urgcd cold sweat trying to get progrea- infantry. When they got near I the supper, which consisted of as funeral homes in this •About IH,tH)0 miles on to attend and are al.so leniu il' d to 81VC. the bridge they ran Into a (Chi sorted .sandwiches provided by the country and Canada, s|H>cdoiiieter. Overdrive, Father bring while cloth for singicul iIit .-. - In November, the prisoners were nese ambush (and) the whole lit lamilics. Mrs. Harold Filer, leader sssux* The Better, Economicai Way I Radio, Heater. Top value offering prompt, ef Ings. asked to volunteer for Korea. | tle' force was practically annihil- of the group and her committee ficient nationwide '•.ted." served pickles, ice cream, coffee, at bottom priee. "In my group all 2,500 k volun To FINANCE Your NEW CAR It’s a steal at $1650 service. Edward S. Sapita has obtained a teered. Anything to get out o f ' The American-support regiment and cocoa. Mrs. Filer was one of position in Hartford and has moved that camp. But political officers! was strung out over nearly 20 a number of persons who united with the church yesterday. Uso Tho Manchestr Trust Co. John's from .564 Center street. screened us. Only 700 were ac- \ miles of rtSad. *41 PACKARD “6**d»^ cepted. • ' The regimental commander had PLU S: "THE SECOND FACE" CAR PURCHASE PUN Ileaiitlfiil new light green very few forces under hts hand at LArge Tree The Growth Of paint. Motor overhaul. The D. U. V. C. W, will meet' "A t midnight Dec. 6 we climbed !■ Voar Nsmr Is MsMhrlter'f Medicine tonight at eight o'clock with Mrs. Into military uniforms and were any one point. Clean — Cholee. Radio, One of the largest trees ever re Latpot Trlrphosr Book On Muriel Davis at the Center. A [ herded through the north gate of ! "''V’ ‘’" h Heater. .A swell CC9I -- - " - - * ! at least 33,000 men massed corded. a crestnut on Mt. Etna, in Paso TS — Col- • I * social time and refreshments will \ Mukden to a railroad atation. P a t« II — ('•>■ > 4t fro at Top. % A R A N n i D buy—Only WWfs against the American regiment I follow the meeting. "In the heart of the City 1 took ' Sicily, was 204 feet In diameter Pasr U — Col. I as (rom Top. for coughs and the Eighth ROK division. and about 2000 years ol.i, accord • Paso 51 — Cal. * I from Tap. to my heels and escaped despite ! ou Borrow . „ For Vou Repay Monthly *48 PACKARD "The support force started down | ing to the Encyclopedia Britan- Page 55 — Cal. I 5S from Tap. 1,800 Sunset Council No. 45. Degree of several shots. Pagr JS — Col. t 59 from Top. IN WRITING! Ilf inonllis 1*7.00 lii.ve. Low mileage. Radio, the road and managed to fight all nlca. An Independent Dairy 1,500 15 months 106.00 due to colds Pocahontas, will hold its regular the way back to Saemal with the i Pasr — Col. t S3 from Top. Phone us today for a scientific Heater. Excellent trans Sign of a worthy servTce bl-nionthly meeting this evening | ra gr i; — Col. 1 15 from Top. 1,000 1.5 months 71.00 Chinese firing constantly from efficiency teat of your oil portation. Best dollar buy Pace 15 — Col. 1 51 from Top. burner, regardlen of its make 500 15 months 35.00 at eight o'clock at Tinker hall. Two Soldiers Die the hills on both sides of the ! Bask in 1911 J. A. In town! A'rry, G flQ O Soothes Throat Irritation Plans for the coming anniversary Pace 5 — Col. t S from Top. or type. We will determine the Yes, EVERY day X'ery apeeial ut 19 0 road," the staff officer said. Identify Vooraelf A l Tfce Stale fuel aavinga a Timken Silent The first thing to do, when you think of buying a new ear. Is to will be discussed. Theater Boa Odlee Asd Beeelre lAB^EST 112 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER In Meriden Cra8li "All this time the battalion In j EASTWOOD Automatic Wall-FlameBurner drop In at The Afane.hester Trust Co., 9'iif Main St., and let us Used 90Years f(aemal was under constant attack | Prre 5 Paaaea Far Taalsbt • » Tsaa- Bergren started de s. tests make sure give you the whole story of our Car Purchase Plan. *49 PACKARD Appealing OFF THE STREET PARKING Juditli Zaclies, 14, of Pine Shores, : day NIcht’a Shaw. ______will give you—andyve’U ‘guar from (Chinese rifle, machinegun | Errol Eve antee thorn aavinga in writing gray. Tip-top condition. No Dangerous Drugs Eagleville, was discharged today j (ContiDuril fruni Hogs One) and mortar fire. \ F'lynn Arden if you buy! ■■ A / ★ COMPLETE BANJdNG SERVICE ★ I Choice family ear. 'Very from the Manchester Memorial I "Officers In Hoengsong had \VED„ T H l RS.. FRL, SAT. livering milk from spl-Cial Dean Howard continuing uniform hospital. The child was taken to 1 police said that Bavlcllo wa.s ap- seen figures massing on Hill 303 Stockwell soveup*o25 % FIIA Title I I*oans Home Ite|tair and Improve $1699 the hospital for treatment of back j DeSilva jcosr liarcntly Instantly killed. that controlled the Hongchon In RmniNEOOlfDL ment l.oans (Not KHA) injuries after being Involved in an Details of Accident road. They thought for a while “ T h re e a one horse wagon. richness^ goodness Mortgage Loans accident Saturday ia Bolton. | “KIiM” Life Insurance Policy Loans ’49 kYMOUTH DeLu.\e Police reconstructed the acci they were retreating ROKs. (In Color) Husbands” Rank By Mall 4-Duor. Gorgeous light dent thus: The trailer truck load “The Orientals turned out to be 1 ;4S-SiM I’ersonal Loons S:eS-S:M-S:4S ]iJS3UUI30if 0 Money Sent .Abroad blue. One owner. Heater. ed with several tons o'f oysters CSiinese setting a trap for the and purity. We ovsn test our .Automobile I*oans PLUS; “The Sun Sets At Dawn" Today it takes more than a Try It— was driving north on Route 5 near whole American force to the IVED! "BORN YESTERDAY” Buidnoas Loans iMinlmum Balance Cheeking Buy It! $1299 the Berlln-Meriden town line. The north. "CheekMaster” Checking .Ae- Areounis driver swerved to cross the road "Regimental headquarters sent quarter-hundred trucks to hydraulieally urubbed bot Chewing Wrigley’s 0 Travelers Checks I a to a diner and the heavy sedan, a aecuii.ty platoon of tanks to Oolowt Tka laaMM TSA Wai-haiM . . counts *49 C A D IIIA G danette. —dUfaraNl and bottarl Trust Department Hydramatlc, Radio, Heat following close behind, was un check the road. tles. They MUST bo sterile! InstallmenI Purchase l.,nBns Spearmint Gum able to avoid the trailer. The se " A wild fight flared up and deliver to all the folks and Farm Equipment Louts er. Low miles. Gorgeoua. .Appliance I.oana The car with a one-year dan alid beneath the heavy vehi three of the tanks managed to Night Deposltary Body work and painting at cle, shearing off Ita top. The sedan break out of the trap with thh GrqjwnUps: Drink 2 or more waiting list. You can have Aids DigestifNi waa wedged so tightly beneath the toss of several infantrymen. organizations who want Ber this one now. MORIARTY’S is done by spe- trailer that firemen had to use "That was the first inkling any FREDERIC E. WERNER One reason many people like Jacks to lift it from the smadler body had that the support force eialiats in that line in separate to chew a stick of delicious gren Dairy Lab-Tested milk. glasses of Borgron’s milk *42 PACKARD car. and the Saemal battalion were Presents Overdrive. Electro-clutch. quarters—and with the type Wrigley’s Spearmint Gum after The truck driver, Franklin trapped. u every meal is that the pleasant, Radio, Heater. Good tetf of equipment that gets the Chunm, of High street. Port Nor CiaD (or Rescue Group ROBERT E. RICHARDSON, JR. every day. leather upholstery. # X A A Liealthful chewing aids oigestxm. ris, N. J., was uninjured. "Our people immediately order Priced at 0 0 9 9 job done right, fast and cco- C h e w ^ proinotes the now of *rbe Rev. John J.' Graham, i>as- ed the heaviest air, artillery, mor-- In A To AIovo Fast! . nomkally. Next time, get d im tiv e juices and often helpa tor of S t Patrick's church at tar and tank fire onto the hill and Children: 3 or 4 OR MORE relieve the discomfort that comet Thompson'vUle, came upon the ac began calling for a rescue group your damage corrected here! after eating. cident soon after it happened. Fa to rescue our surrounded battal LOOK '48 HUDSON 24 hour wrecker service. Then, too, folks find the flavor ther Graham crawled into the ions. Pianoforte Recital glasses a day. ^ tone green palnL Radio, of W ri^ i^ s Spearmint Gum en- wreckeik automobile and adminis "The Dutch battalion guarding Heater. A -l throaghaut. . joyahle. It is teak old-fashioned tered the last rites of the Roman approaches to regimental head South Methodist Chapel AHEAD I gvden mint flavor— made from Catholic church to all six soldiers. quarters at Hoengsong coulfl , T lM K E ilV ' FOR LENTEN DIETS OUR D|LIGI0US GOTTAGE CHEESE the same land of mint that now a The men were all stationed at hardly move. Hiey were in action WITH MANCHESTER TRUST ih many New England back- Fort Devens, Mass., and were re themselves. Wednesday Evening rarda. Refrething and long- turning to their station from a "By mid-afternoon the support week-end laaveliLNgs.Tork.— force'and Saemal battalion d ad K^erch 7. 1951 ! oil* HEAT linked up and began to fight their OK tUtNIRt • OK FURNAtB 9^ D A IR Y Xincoii ClOncse Battle Ou Ship way down the long narrow defile ' 8:15 O'clock . ! OK RdlliRS - WATR HIATm mEREURY that leads two milea into Hoeng 9^3 4171 Bombay, -India, March s—((F)— song. It was slow going against 3 / FARMS I I I Main Street • Phone Ona man was reported klUed and an almost overwhelming enamy Tickets available without charge at Kemp’s Music 8tor% stvaral othars woundad yssterday and the two battalions with the Potterton’s at the Center and tha Werner Little Music ICO BURNSIDE AVf. M4 MAI.’, SI ^ Open Thursday Evenings 6 io 8 during a batUs betwaen Commu trucks and the guaa on the road MORIARTY' BROTHERS Shoppe. nist and Nationalist Chlnase crew didn’t get quite a mile by dark OIL HEAT and EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER men aboard tha >fi,172-ton Pana ness. tel. 8-2131 TEL. ENTERPRISE 1025 i n ciHTii m i l l manian tanker Wagon Mound, 100 "The rescue force Jumped oil TiliPMONi sias milea off the Indian coast. from Hoengsong in darkness. Th e ENGINEERING 887 Main St* Tel* 2-1166 ANCHESTER TRUST CO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANClteSTER. OONN^ MQNDAY, MARCH 6, 1961 MANCHESl'ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. MARCH 6, 1961
«t!5CI Wt4, 1900, oad by the average numbey year, according to the report, o f,galls per day, 5,6fl4,m en 1b - wera 12.16 per share, virtually the same aa In 1*49, and dividenda of w n v — tw o Manchester Phones Double oraabe of 273,000 over 1848. Laundry Wage The company's big expansion $1.80 werF declared, continuing an 'l ^ o U X program 1| oontlDulng* In iWO unbroken ficord of quarterly divi Today's Radio Data Book In Ten Years gross construction amounted to dends extendlqg back to 1881. The Hearing Set more than $21 million. "A fter al number o f telephone employees I 8<)UHiar4 tub# % totaled 8,431 at the end of the I w o o c — lowing for older plant retired from February 18 Tbrongh Blaroh 15 year. The total annual payroll Internal revenue collaotora wUI Presidents Annual Mes- service,” the report states, “ plant W ill Be Hflfl in Hartford InveatniSht grew by $14 million to reached a new high of $30.8 mil home comfort ^^‘ vVDRC—Hollywood Playhouse. aaalst In making out Incoma tax •age Given to Stock lion. w n c —Baekatace ’ Wif«. Marrh 26 to Discuss fo r n i^ Municipal building, 5:50 a. a total of $187 million." Much of W H AY—Music, this money, he said, has come "Oonnecticut led the nation In WOOC—Bis Brother Bill. w n c —Railroad Hour. m. to 4:80 p. m. holders in State Today war production per capita during YOUR CHAKE TO JOIH Rccoinniciulalions from Investors, 90 per cent of MORIARTY Bros WDRC—Strike It Rich. WONS—HashknKe Hartley. Tomorrow and Wednesday, World W ar H," Mr. Brooka stated, March 5 aad 1 whom live In Connecticut. Nina WHAT—Please Pw>S*«»« „ ,, WTHT-^Inner Sanctum. Thtre art now more than three "and it teema destined to. aaeume ,* 1 5 >. t N T I R ST State Labor ComnUsetoner John United Nattona workahop. Mra. out of every ten subscribers are W K N B —News; Request Mati- quarters of a million telephones an equally vital role In the new T t I '.11') 5:15— J Egan announced today that a Howard Rlchardaon. t«eturor, now served bv modem dial equip W H A Y —Guest Star. serving the people and industries ment. During the year 187,000 emergency. Telephone service la a mil^HoUyweoa. U. « A; public hearing' will he held Mon- Bowers school, 8 p. m. of Connecticut and the buslneas prime ingredient of both civilian WTOT—Newt: Pamlly Album. day March 28. at 2 p m. at the Thursday. March 8 miles of wire were added to Ule " WDRC—Arthur Godfrey’s Tal o f The Southern Nesv England existing coble network and 73 new and military production. This In on . BURNER M bor Depart:nent building, 92 League of Women Voters work- Telephone Company haa Juet gredient," he concluded, "la ready W OKS*-J«ck Downey’s Music ent. Farmington Avenue. Hartford, for .-ihop on State Constitution, at toll switchboard positions were R E P A m WONS—Crime Fighters. about doubled tu the paet ten placed In sei-vlce. In addition to today, and in good order." Shop. the new w:»gc rerommendatlons "Y ''. 8 p. m. yeaie, Allerton F. Brooke, preel- ' W T IC —Howard Barlow's Orth. recently submitted to the Labor Saturday. Marrh 10 connecting new telephones. 61,000 w n c —Stella Dallas, WHAY—Keynotes by Carle. dent of the company, reported to Commissioner by the Fifth Mini- Anniversary banquet and open orders for better grades of service BLUE CROSS WTHT—Henry J. Taylor. day in his annual meaiage for the —primarily changes from party ' WDRO—Tankee Kitchen. mum Laundrv \Vuge Boai-d. house at Amcilcnii L,egion, 7 p.m. board of directors dtatributeU to 8:4,1— lines to lndlvld|ial llneq— were W TH T—Mualc. All personii In favor of, or op- Sunday, March l l company atockholders. Iv try iRdivIdiiol WnO*-Lorenxo Jonea. ' W THT—World Wide Flashes. posed to, the recommendations for f'lintntn. "The Redeemer." at cleared while 64,000 new requests WHAT—News; Polka Hop. a revised minimum wage for fc- j Emanui l Lutheran church. 7 p. m. Reviewing the company's activi were received. "Plans for 1951 contemplate linlntst TrmfacHon fN«tt A Costly WOOC—News; Music Hall. WONS Bill Henry, News males and minors and aTli:lt males i Tuesday, March 18 ties and progress for 1950, Mr. Brooks pointed out that improve- completion of 11 new bulkllngs *:«S— 8:00— in the report of the Fifth Laundry Dr. Malcolm Pitt on India, Carry Itt Own Profit 'w n c — Youns Wldder Brown. WDRC— Radio Theater. Wage Board and Administrative | y.W.C.A. lecture aeries, at Corn- ments have accompanied gwwth, now under construction aiyl con- Crash W TIC —Telephone Hour. and the quality of Connecticut ■versinn of ten more offices f ex Regulations may he heard. A , niunlty "V ". 1:16 p. m. G eo rg e S.A \x v C o.hpany YOU C A N ’T win If your car **WDRC—News; Old Record W H A Y —Night Watch. public hearing i.s held in accord- i Thursday, March 15 telephone service Is at a high changes* to dial operation; Mr. level. "It la dependable." he said, B:-ooks said, "and in many ex tangles with a tree, pole or an Shop, WONS—Murder hy Experts. mice with the Statutes not sooner' I„eaguo of Women Voters work- 'Swevne**- changes. substantial expansion of W T Hr t t—News t - Blg John aivl W THT—United oi .Not. thaii flfteen. nor more*than thirty , shop on Stale Constitution at "Y ," "998 out of every 1,000 local dial iaelarn Division other car. You'll lose plenty In calls go through without equip cable plant and enlargement of Sparky. 9:15— days after publication of the re- i g p. m. in tall 4twl Street, New Veik 17, N. T. repair bills! WONS—Mark Trail. W TH T—Manhaltiin Maharajah. port. "Thlrtv Days In Skid Row," talk ment trouble. It la fast-ou t-of- central office facilities Includlrtg town calls are completed In an major additions to long distance IttaMUhofl 1928 Safeguard yourself against W H AY—Story Queen, 9:50— The Board submitted Its final | py Rev.' Forre.st Mii.sser, auapjeea w n c —When a Girl Marries. W T IC —Band of Anierlci. recommendations Febniary 18 and . of F.duratlonal club, Nathan-Hale averaga of 63 seconds. And It la awltchboarda." tremendous loss of this kind W KNB—News; Request Mat! W THT— Tohnny Desmond. Commissioner Egan accepted l l ' school 7:45 p. m. courteous - aa indicated by com Telephone earninga for the today— with Collision 1n«ar- pany meaauremente and custom nee. WONS —War Front-Home Front. February 19. i Sunday, Marrh 18 ance. rii*ef proposals call for a 70, Canlata. "o'hvef to Calvary." er surveys." lOiOO— ' Citing an example of the bene w n c —Portia Faces U fe WDRC My Friend Irma. rent.'i an hour minimum wage up Concordia Liitheinn church. Ask this agency for the fits from new methods developed W H AT—Crosby's Quarter. W H A Y— News; Night .Watch. to and Including 44 hours a week Saturday, March 24 complete facts about this vital nami by the Bell Telephone I/aborator- WTIC -Boston Pops Orch. and one and one-half times the Annual meeting and election of FOR FASTER, BETTER DIAL SERVICE ies, he reported that "along the protection. WTHT—Joe Glrand. WONS—Frank Ed\vsrd.s; News regular rate of pay for all hours officers of British-American club l a a s A **■— - ■ busy route between New Haven w n c —Just Plain Bill. WTHT-Ralph Flanagan a Bund worked In'excess of 44 In one 4 p. m. ' . WONS—Clyde Beatty Show. week. Thursday. March 29 and Hartford, eight existing pairs - OF 10:15— of copper wires are now carrying W H AY—Band by Demand. W ONS-I Love a Mystery. Copies of the ’•epnrt of the Longue of Women Voters work WCCC—News; Scores and En Laundrv Wage Board may be ob shop on State Con.stltulion at "Y ,” 48 almiUtancuus conversations 10:80— through the usrf o f complex elec cores. WDRC—Bob Hawk. tained at all Connecticut State 8 p. m, ■ i4 5 - Employment otllcea throughout Friday. March 8* tronic 'carrier' equipment former WTHT—News of Tomorrow. ly economical only for much long W nC—Front Page Farrell. WONS—Jack's Waxworks. the state ami at the I.,nhor De Annual Masonic Ball, Masonic ^ n i A l STATUS WDRC—Curt Massey. partment building in Hartfortl. Temple. er diatancee. 10:45— "Tha final measure of service,” W H AT—SporU. WTHT—Three Suns Saturday, March 81 WKNB—SporU. Mr. Brooks said, "Is public accept 11:00— ' Annual Ladies Night of Nutmeg ItM — Forest. Tall Cedars of Lebanon, at ance of Its usefulness. This Is re WONS—Victor Borge. News on All Stations. Loral Iiisiiraiicr flected both by the gain in the 11:13— /gmory. I i:umber of telephones, 42,446 in ______° •«*— D W n c -S o n g s by Qebrge San- Agent Honored I Friday, April 18 WONS—News, I Ralnbmv-DeMolay dance. Ma- wnc—News. telle. f lk f Thtuands •! D«ctors WTHT-Fpnrts Report 1 sonie Tfmple, 8:30 to 12:.30. tVHAT—News. Max A Bengs of Manchester, WDRC W o rld Tonight. Thursday and Friday, May 24 and pr««erUM piMtaiittMtIlig •"Ptoysd ky UK, - S ilS - representative for the Connecticut WDRC—Jack Smith Sportscast WONS—Jack's Waxworks. 25 W H A Y —Night Watch. Mutual Life Insurance Company May Fair at St. Marya Church. S iIS - In this area, hai recently been no WDRC—Jack Zalman. 11:85— tified by the home office In Hart 175 East If you are-- W H AY—Slipper Serenade. WDRC-Public Service Pro rammrn ford that he haa qualified for the Center St. WONS-SporU. gram. W n C —Bob Steele, SporU. company's honor organization, the Tel. 9665 11:80— Dependahlea. This conie.s in recog VITAMINS <:X»— WTIC -Dave Qarroway Show. w i s a g ! * . ••bployarf l y i S r nition of hla outstanding record In All lisadlng Brands u(CMMCOWrOilM) tm m * Self-employed WDRC—News; Record Album. Edgar Clarke 12:00— the production and quality of life At lAwest Peaelble Prices wnc—News; Dance Orchestra pam n M Mts at ONM.nnotonlF Insuror WONS—News; Stock Markst Inauranee written during 1950. Arthur Drug Stores tellevea stifih coughing but alao ReporU. Freiquanoy Modulation This is the third time he haa loosens up phlegm and makea It * Not employed qualified since Joining the company ! - — *» •■memi utmmt — W THT—S e r c n o Gammell WDRC— FM *8.7 MC. easier to ralae. m n m s n f la Weather. In 1943. i sale! Mighty sffsctivt fo r old W TH A — 108.7 MC. Mr. Benga was also named a w n c —Emile Cote Glee Club. and youngl Plsaaant taatingl 3-6 p. m. Same a.s WTHT winner of the 1950 National Quality \ S:«S— 8:00-Showtime. * Working where there are Award and elected to the com WONS—SporU. 8:30—Serena Gammell; pany's President's Club for his S:«S— Woathor. achievements In maintaining pro w n c —Three Star Extra. 8:00 -Same aa W THT AM. less than 5 people W THT—W'eathsr; Stock Market. w n c —FM *8.5 MC. tection In force. M a r , t q WONS—Evening Star. WDRO—FM on the Air I p. m. His home la at 62 Pitkin street. W THT—W’eather; Stock Markst 11:85. Same aa WDRC. Manchester. He is associated with [ Summary. W TIC —FM on the air 7:80 a. m. the Ralph H. Love Agency of Hart- j HOSPITAL PLAN NOW OPEN TO THOSE WTDRC—Lowell Thomas. 1 a. m. ford. connicticot Same as WTIC. NOT EUGIBLE THRU RAYROU GROUPS WroNS - News; Fulton I.ewts. •ivi caota Jr. Telerislon For Your Individually CLEAR -BIG PICTURES WTHAY-Svmphony Hall. —T\. Designed Spirella WDRC—Beulah, -Homemaker's Exchange. NILSON IDOY w n c —Ca\-alcade of Mualc. Vanity Fair. Foundations — Call MARCH 1st thru 20th ONLY W THT—News: Headline Edi First Hundred Years. $OlOI$T FROM ANY VEWING ANGLE tions -Lueky Pup. Mrs. Elsie Minicucci 1:15— Time for Beany. Phone 77.17 W’ONS—Tello-Test. Howdy Doody. WDRC—Jack Smith. In the Public Interest. W THT—Elmer Davla. Twilight Time. 1:55— -F a y Emerson. CBC MBIdBBR HOSPITALS rec WONS—Gabriel Heatter -Sidewalk Intenicws Y O U WILL GET ommend and pertscipota in the Blue w n c — News. -Kukla, Fran and Ollie. DATE: ■WDRC—Club Fifteen. Showroom. W A L T i R . . Broad benefits in any approved Cross program — 15 WTHT—Lone Ranger. Newsreel. HAMRDIN general hospital in the world for in Badnn . . Bradtoy . . Bridjism . . BriMol 1:45— Video Theater. / NARRATOR patient care prescribed by your doc WDRC — Edward R. Murrow, Concert Program. tor. Covers you and each enrolled . . Danbenr . . Pay Kinball . . Orac*-NM News. Horace Hcldt Show. T—T—T femily member. Havaa . . Ornawtck . . OriAn . . Hoftford WONS—News. The Ooldbcrga. . . ChsrioRtn ttaaeaffofil . . Jahiuaw H it ■wnC—One Man's Family. ) Studio One. i r - c i z n : — In Conrucrtcuf Blue Croos orial . . Lowyaaes B Msawrial . . UtcMWd 1 Billy Rose's Show Member Hoepitala . . Manriwsltr . . Idaridaa . . Mlddlaass . . 1 Bro^dwny Open Moii.se. wirA Otttald V etrh »»l mud tht TODAYI aeoM OMO Boaae. cwdb •* a> sw day s Milfotyl.. Mt. 8toai .. H em , BrUaki.. H e m 1 Nc vsreei itil TtfspAans OrcAtOrs la a Neat Home Style r> News Bulletins IdiUsrd . . Norwalk . . Fayfc City . . Itack- vUlo . . St. Fraoris . . 8t- Maryk . . St. SPECIAL BROADCAST . T ^ Sm S-wMk rmAmd AHACHID or !*• niu COVISAOf RaphMl . . St. Vincoat’i . . tl Joaopb’s . . Butterfly Frhck Ml MtvlMi, mAtmm Sharoa . . Stamfnril . . Waiarkery . . Wind YHI m iPH O NI HOUR .:.y. ham . . Harrinton . Marcy camimmeralltig >A* V '■ i ■ (Maaa.) . . 8priae6sU (Sdsaa.) . . UiiHhd' ^ ’ .K „ ' a , f (H.Y ) . Wabatar (Maaa) Wariarly .39 75th ANNIVERSARY i' ■ • ^ 5 i DRKT ENROUMENT RATES hospital pUm opens membership POE A U M lTip We Use ONLY durable WTIC • WNBC ' TIME ONLY to tbose wbo rnmmot foist tbrongh To make it aaty fo r yon to sign up right wtm QUALITY materials that 1080 660 SiidiNnsK $2.17 par MOb add months of wear to Group EmroUmemt. I f yon me mmder age 65 . . . without madieat nrqmination or boadtb your shoes. T IMaiEiiEWMt $4J 4 par m iA T I T and not eligible at a pUca of employmtfnt, this questions. . .stwme prisUing a compUta opph •ro a* and i »w u Be bMw Faair — M mA vNs '' is the way fo r YOU to get Blue Cross hospital \ ' -I * Mmekml cSwfM tmrmnd — mmt ribsign Sy 5i E aI ■NRsrriiE cation on this nesospapar page. If 'yommaat the • 55 < .' care for yourself and your foosily. «a ADOmONAl DATS sw yMi W «tndk ml ckMmi MUir apt 19 $S43 par mtdk y.'TTrTrirri pttf fiV iTirf rifrg epptiegtiem 84JO pme day. Bills peyabte quarterly and send it in. Btsse Cross unll snail yon a Mettt- IMBtOBtCT ACCIOmr ROOM c m $10 par Mrial ricM. Over 120,000 Connecticut p e ^ le joined Blue hersbip Certificate ami a bill for dttas. Two R4ATMNITY. la yinc* ml abn** WfvicM, ■ $10# J d i N N O W P A Y L A T R Cross during the first two Direct EnroUmenta s8iwann k ai«M aflyr S ■walls' ■MdMnUs mimaes'tissse and a 3e stamp ... Diregt BmoU- ml bndi hnbmd and wif*. Direct Enrollment membenhipe be in 1948 and 1949. Already, 22,000 o f them come effective on May 1. Applica You'liaven't seen Big Picture TV 'til you’ve seen pace- In Other Approved ment is as simple as that! tions wiU be handled in the order have actually used Blue C ro« to help pay hoc- Ox Oetterel Hospitals setting Crosley Family Theatre Television! Picturoi receivetL Do not encloee moeey with pital bills! Currently same benefits as in mem applieatioas. Bl^e Crooa will aaad But remember: Direct Enrottsnasst mmt tlote are Big... 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' ■■ MANCHESTBB *y£NING HERALD, MANXHESTER, CONN, MONDAY. MARCH », 19B1 MANXHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C0NN« MONDAY, MARCH 6. 1951 PA Q ESEV ig -J.' ^ , clvlc-nrinded young people be- men and women who will take New Mony W m t lO U n g U e m o c ra is tween is and 40 to come and tee qver the rein* of government In expansion program will be necea- Gibbons Asaembly, Catholic l«dlsj parcdiMM reRolvt, Rlowln* the near future. Vlana for the at the home of Director Jean Mariiie^ League ! for themaelvea what it meant to China Boys No Savvee sarj- at the preaent time, but rath of Columbus, end was wcii r*. our mlUUry proparRUoiw, dimln- Dies in Crash coming year laid out by th* execu FALSE TEETH Mission Opens Cite Details Near Capacity Moore on Henry street. Mrs. Moore Turkey Gobble Gobble er, are planning on a long range crived. was presented with a gift from Mefet Wednesday be a part of this active organlta- tive board at a recent preeting will With Um« Worry expansion program and feel that lahlnf world Un»loii, and allayiRK Notes 7lh Year tlon. All preaent member* are be diacuased and acted upon. A wire recording of the entir# the east In appreciation of har af- Ewnto# Y|»r«U» weatcm al»mn. On Way Here requested to latUnd and register Eat. talk, laugh or snesto without thla Is the proper manner to In- play was made Friday night by forts. Also recipients of a gift President Vlena announces that In St. Bridget’s^ With the U. S. Second Divi 111 8tli Meet .xugurate such a plan. Oowd at Play MTit.mwP «T TH» .But, althouRh It la jpoMlble to The monthly jneetlng of the for the coming year. ■ fr»r of Inarcurs false t**th dropping, sion, Korea, March 3. f/Pi Key Dwyer, well-known local were Mr. and Mr*. Edward Fol INCOME TAX Frank J. Manafleld Detachment, committee appointments will be slipping or wobbling. FASTBETlf Th^ appixiprintloh aa asked for nM ALD WUNl'Uro CXI.. INC. vlaw Uila aa a Ruaalan plot, la it Marine Corp* I^eague and the Toung Democratic Club will taka The speaker for the evening will made at thla meeting. holds plate* Rrmer and more eomfnit- When the Chinese swarmed photographer. Mr. Dwyer will play som who generously offered th* “ ■ It mM lI be Sheriff-Elect Donald Potter ot will In no wa.v affect the tax rate. the recording for the Players at a Auxiliary will celebrate their m v - Victim of Accident in , plac# at Murphy'* restaurant. •bijr. Thl* plegsant powder ha* no Will Be Held for Two^; over ridges in an attack on Sewage Plant Survey In j“ llurvt*y*’ Flays Sfcoml use Ilf their home for the aaveral llaaekwMr. Com*. not. In aubatancr, what w* our- Glaatunbury. Hla topic ■will be Rafreshmanta will be served and The district has the funds with futqpe meeting. enth anniveraary by declaring Ma I Wednesday. March 7, at 7:80 p. m. gumm.‘. gooey. p*»‘.y tk*la or feeling. thia division In central Korea "Harvey” rehearaala. Mr. Folsom ASSISTANCE x n o u M a rn o c B O N aclvra really want? Are we nol Willington Saturday the necessity of political partlcipa- a large attendance la expected. Daein't csum nautei. It’s alkillna Weeks; First Week to. tended; Funds Ready which to perform the survey and I Night Saturday nt Bow- Following Saturday night s per- rine N ight TueadAV. '' "• . «-. ” , . . Thla meeting 1* Important Inaa- recently they blew bugles and also did the bulk of the work ia looking for thoae Ruanlan acUoim r the young people of (eon-acldi. Check* “plate odor” (dent- is only asking for the authonra- formanea, a east party was held Ooninianclant Harold A. Oagood Engaffcd to Local Girl „„-i, it has to do chiefly with i tlon among The literal meaning of "came- Be for the Women | whistles -• customary tactics To Engineer Planning rr*) School Hall building the stage sets. WMkdoy DaRy Hmtm __ ! ^»istr"tlon. President William the town, and a- the - - part. the club , ur« breath*. Get rASTBBTM at any aimed at distracting the Gl'a. tion of the taxpayer* for the which will enable the world to re of. the Detachment, and Preatdent tery” is “sleeping place." drug store. ______I same. If. as a result of th,< survey, lax, to cut back Ita terrible arma- Klale Anderaon of the Auxiliary The w o rst accident in the aU te ' Vlens extends an invitation to a ll can play n e <------Priests of the Congregation of ], - -Sgt. tnovis Taylor, 30. The directors of The Eighth Ill spite of the poor weather, *' 9 A. M. M 1X:30.1 x 3 0 s 'S S . (hometown unavailable), hid It should be found advisable to menU ra^, and which will give have arrangerl an informal get-t<^ during Saturday night's storm I the Holy Cross yesterday opened i ■ School and UtllHle* District h.ive •start expanding the plant at the nesi-cnpnc.ily crowd saw the <”oni- to5:00f.M . gethbr of the two local unita and ing behind a rock, replied by took th e Ufa of L.con 8. LaVIgna, two-week mission at St. Bridget's | I announced that there will he a present time, the co.sl of Improve iiiiimty I’lHvers In "H irv o y ” Sat , the poaalblllty of peace a chance their frienda, to be gobbling like a turkey. A curi KJBSCRIPnON ,,,n - 23, of Utica, N. Y„ on Rout* 16 in : church. The solemn reception of I ments would probably he fmniued unlay night at the Bower* school. IvMhNN: 7:00 to 0x30 to grow? la thla not atippoaed to Marine club houae on Middle Turn Willington. LaVigna was on hi* the missionaries waa celebrated at ous Chinese rained hla head. I special meeting of the district Get the Mott Out Taylor shot him. by bonds over a period of years, I'lu' Mary Chase comedy hit wai. o«* “ulii...... !'.!!.r.'i «.oo be the only reaaon we have em pike Weat. alerting at 6:00 p. m.. way to Manchester to visit his | .Yesterday's 11 o'clock mas*, and | j taxpayers on Wedne.sday night. thereby not making an tncrense p rsented Friday and Saturday ‘ TILEPHONE 4021 Tueaday...... fiancee, Mlaa Elsie Wray e< 221 the mission was opened at 7:30 p. | Then the sergeant crawled ^ M arch 7. 1951. at seven ihirlv Out month bv ...... |jj barked upon our program of to another position and gob neceasnrv In the rate of taxation. evenings under the sponsorship of Of Your Clothes Boot By Using be that reaaonahle. But if Ruaaia I tertainment will he furnlahed by 1 Eugene R. Knowlaa. 22, of Burling rH ’^S ".;;.sr;r7: ton. Mass., striking the cab of th* es on week day.* will l)e held at bera, “River's Rim” by Jane Ab tion of the plant. hhould be, we ought to have a ra I the rtetachment. .^:30 and 8 a. m. A special chil The sewerage disposal plant waa I Mothera and father* of local 1 truck. The officer Is continuing his bott and “Floodtide" by Frank pacity to accept our own objer- investigation. dren's mission is being held in the Yerbv, "Kon-Tiki” bv Thor Heyer built in 1938 and 1939. It was de- Our— *"*ir*rt»nu i r *-ubl!c*tlon of *p*e.»l Marines now serving their country lower church today through Fri aignad-AntL built to raschly - t rest ilf^t?h''« h'Wh ,fr .irt r,.*rT*0. fivea- are eapasiHltv Invited to help eele- Miss Wray announced her en dahl tsnon-TrcTlOH.TnrdtWBry I t gagement to LaVigna last August. day at 4 p. m. High school stud open on Wednesday afternoon i ,, , , of , sewerage. ,, at the , S frr- hiate Marine Night in Manchester. ents are asked to attend evening Full aerrlce ’•ent of N. E. a. Anv Manrhe.efer Marine or ■ The couple expected to be married from 2 until 5 and on Friday ove- ‘''T* » "'’'•"'"I A t'a.se Of Heresy? in Jime. Both young people were services which will last one hour, „ 1.,„ ...... TOJO a -n inerease for yesis to come. The lee, Inc. Keorpeent*',l*e» t member of a Marine family 1* In- nlng from 7:,30 to 8;30 students at Eastern Naaarene Col with their parents. Mr. and .Mrs. Adolph C. Broil plant has a veiy gooil nit.ng with J M»thew. SpeH.1 Agency H seem* almost too miirh of a . hided In Ihi* Invitation. Tele- Stations will be held this week the (’onnccllcut Stale Board ol I phone 2-bl.’2P or H042 for reaetva- lege. Quincy, Mast. have returned to their home on Chicago. *>ctrni' *od loiiindenre that the two elemen I LaVigna waa a veteran of World from Monda.v to Friday at 3:30 p. | Route 6 after a month's slay si Health and has been used many Same D ay Service tiiina. m. for both men and women. Con- | limes as an example or model "liEMBER At'DIT BVitcAf o r tary school teacher* whom the ______I War n, serving with the U. 8. Ar i;dgcwater, Florida. my In the Pacific Theater, moat of sultations on moral problems are plant, not only by stale officials CIRCUic' IONS State Board of Education super- | were domestic cattle In but also by official* from other This Sorvioo Daily Except Saturday I which time was epent iR Japaa. scheduled from 6:30 to 7:30 p. m. j The Herein Pr'i.iine Crmp»n>. m . visor considered unauited for f'lr-, Rgypt shout 8,.WO B. C. 2-1 In the rectory. Confes.sions began I Lookout for Ring states. LOVELL aeiiime. no nnanc'al rc-pi.rc'h'llt' h r last night, and those making the For some time the diieitor.s of ft rort enpearinK «<1- tlier employment in the ai liool ol (iiirnirnls lirmighl (o our plant licftirc 10 >1. may I mission will receive Holy Com the district have foil that an ex COVIL'E rert^^fement. *»1 BarUhamsted were also the two Hi-Jackiiig Drugs hr railed for nl I’. M. .''Hk Ii I iidtlilitiniil rhiirge for in The M*nrhe»tcr Erenin* Hfriio. munion daily or as frequently as | pansion program ahould be slatt teachers whom the parents of possible. I ed and have been making a study thifr {tervire. Monday. Marrh .1 Barkhamated considered reaponai- The Holy Cross priests have Boston, March 6— —The FBI of the pos-slbllities. It is a well l)le for remedying a situation in conducted previous missions here; and Boston detectives today hunt known fact the population of the district has greatly increased In which they felt their own children ed a fortune in "wonder drugs” Washington's Biggest Fear which they feared were headed by the last few years and prtdiably from were not learning reading, writing will inrreaae rapidly in the next Judging from reports underworld channels for the black few years. Manchester and arithmetic. moat terrible Boltou markets of Europe. Washington, the Yet, extreme a coincidence a* More than 880,000 worth of The widespread use of garbage Doris Mohr D’ltalla disposal units greatly affects thing Russia could do a . P might ahem. It is symbolic of aureomycln, penicillin and perl- Tel. .Manchester 6646 plants of this type and will more Four Conference - , division of opinion on preaent hemin \vere stolen about two weeks and more as lime goes on. The ago from the Lederle laboratory of DRY CLEANERS ceptour conditions for e pducation. It is a division of fact that less water i* being used The first of the proposed Red' Brighton, a branch o( th* American within the district since the in 9.1 WKI.I.S STTJKET T K L . 72.54 PINE PHARMACY Uon of Germany. opinion in who h old-fa.ahioned Cross First Aid classes will begin ' Cyan.mild company. DIAL ACCURATELY 664 C enter 8t. Tel. 8*9814 stallation of water meters, means u Rusal*, the theory i* "0“'^ ,he,r children this week at United Methodi.st Plant Manager Elmer K. Sea a larger ratio of solids to be treat barraas us no end. pu j„rn reading, writing and and Center Congregational church man said the drugs would bring ed than previously. These are es. One class will meet at the nearly 8500,000 In European black some of the reasons why the di macy into . tailapln. and : ,,ithmetic at school, while the Methodist church on Tuesday eve m arkets. oRr plana by accepting pr rw. modern educational authon- rector* feci that a survey of this nings a t 7^30 beginning tomorrow. PoHee said they’kept quiet about tjr^e e made in either class with Alts. 83.000 worth of drugs by hi-jack should be ' tinie spent on a sm attering of agiree th a t Germany Ralph Wing or Mrs. Byron Shinn. ing a company truck when the ALARM CLOCKS many things, and tliere is so much Card games and barber shop Electrle or Wind unified by the proceaa of free 1 8 9 5 driver stopped to make a telephone of an attitude that children tinging are the main Items on the call. All Fully Guaranteed electiona in both weitern and east should, In any case, be taught program for the regular meeting Two nights later they raided the ern aonea. We are afraid Ruaaia of the Men's Fellowship of Center painlessly and without mental laboratory and eacapet) with car Arthur Drug Stores may agree that thea* alectlona Congregational church tomorrow tons of bottles valued at 879.870. drudgery, that our high schools night. The meeting will be held at ahould be held under iron-clad in the pariah room of the church at FEEL THE and colleges are aatouiuled to find Tomlinson's latest contribution ternational supervision alrout • • 8 p. m. which we could have no quarrel or j thmealevea handling atu.icnla who The regular monthly meeting of ------*------encountered Buapldon. We are afrgid, in scent never to have the Volunteer Fire department will be held at the firehouse on Wed word, that Ruaaia may agrea these fundamentals. COSCO to happy 20th Century living It may well be, aa the modern- nesday at 8 p. m. At United Meth rive up ita preaent domination of odist church the choir will re- ! MICHTOF eastern Germany through the iat. cl^im. that these atudenta can hearse at 7 p. m. and a regular FUNERLAL. I 'NCommuniat organisation it has set think more intelligently than Ihe i meeting of the WSCS will be held /FirePawer. Upholstered high chair at 8 p. m. on Wednesday. SERVICE IS FRIENDLINESS u> thera. Wa are afraid Ruaaia old-faahloned predecessors. It Mias Thelm a Peace of Route 86, The desire to reader complete thoaghtfnl may agr^e to give up her aecUon | may be they know more about a senior art student at Manches service Is a reflection of our wish to be friendly. The modem facJIIHee Indicate deep of Germany in order to let Ger-1 "Ilf*. ' But it would be c< for your star ★ border! The Ee«t of carefree American living is reflated in ter High school,' pa'rticipated In a handcraft demonstration at Avery ntereat In your convenience. many b>pome a whole and free : ing. too. Ui think that they knew Tomlinson’s new Modern bedroom with its M'iniam P. Qulsh to apcil. pos.scascd a vocabii- Memorial in Hartford last week. nation again. how clean, tailored lines. And in Modern tempo, a crisp Articles demonstrated included Ambulance Service lary suitable for reading, and Here's the high chair that's more comfortable for new shade of grey mahogany is used that Round-thc-Clook Now thla la a strange thing baby; more convenient for mother. Longer lasting, ''gremlin'' dolls, fuzzy yam ani w#re nol mentally terrified when mals made by a jig. letter open- that wa ahould fear that Russia ton, for It ia all metal in chrome finish and built creates the poise of assurance. Proudly Watkins of asked to multiply seven time.* Manchester presents this newest contribu era whittled from tongue depress may do precisely th* things we for years of use and abusel No sharp edges, re ors, jewelry and dolls made of ’ nine. movable table-heigbt chiome tray. Adjustable foot- tion to your happiness. Proudly .vou will cherish it NEW YORKER NEWPORT have, presumably, been trying to shells and fish scales dyed in va I Over m Bai ktiainsted the tw re.>it; safety stran locks in place. I.ega widely flared through the years. rious colors and Jewelry boxes. persuade and force Rua.sia to do for greater stability. Washable, stain-resistant red teachers the state supervisor Mrs. Thomas Bentley, librarian, , It is a strange thing that our Duran uphrtlatei-y. wanted the Barkhamated Board will place three new books in i li - | diplomacy ahould actually be hop culation at the library thia week. 2 7 b A\ a i n S t. of Education to fire were accused, ing that Ruaaia continues schem Two of the books are fiction num- 1 -V\ A N C H E S T E H vaguely, of some failur# to co ing and Intranaigeant with regard operate. That their failure to co WATKINS to Germany. It ia a strange thing Ua# Purnell Parking Space, rear of our atora. operate consisted in their deter that we seem to prefer a continu W# redeem your parking ticket mination to leach their children ation and build-up of tension rath how to read and writ# and figure er than a lessening of tension. STORK CLUB ITS OUST ONE OF THE seems a little preposterous, but WHAT IN THE y How do w* get that way? Why MANY EXCLUSIVE not altogether impossible in these W ORLD I S A ape we afraid that Rtiasia may modem day*. In some quarters, FEATURES IN THE possibly offnr u* exactly what we COLO STREAM that would he the unforgnahle ed NEW... have asked? C R IS P E R *? The answer comes in several ucational sin. parte. First, we are psychologlrally I Banned, But There afraid of Rua.sia, so much -so that Just how ciazv can this world ^ International we assume that even any yielding { - on Russia's part must be part of a i In Lahore, Pakistan, the 180 HORSEPOWER aoheme for a more dangerous Rus- j room spar kle! H a r vester slan plot than ever. Actually, we ; ^^.pter in an old big fight. The M aaKe k your living Here you *ee the secret of FirePower't are afraid that Russia might re- Economic Tom- RiFRIGlRATORS unmetched ability . . . th e new lease part of Germany and then. | Chryiler Hemiipbericsl Combuetion Chamber, heart of the finaet motor somehow, succeed in capturing all I| was opening a session, and Russia car engine built today. In this dooie- topped, clean-walled area, you tee the of Germany. Thia fear ia so strong made a motion that the Chinese YEARS AHEAD! that we do not feel like releasing TABLES on/y ideal combustion chamber in a Nationalist delegation be barred MERSA\AN motor car engine today . . . the only way to develop our part of Germany, and prefer from the conference. Britain, In 22.50 Color-KmyBd to Your Kitchonl full combuetion, lull comprettion, full work and in the handsomest, best-riding to keep it where we know where i value from every drop of fuel I dia. Burma and Pakistan voted in You've never seen so m^tny exclusive, food- it is. right under our own wing. | CUSTOM JEWELRY OF THE HOME (Above) Sheraton Coffee favor of the motion, but ei'ghl oth adViag firaturc* in one refrigerator. And yon In the second place, we are j Table having mahogany’ er nations voted against it and it get them sU only in the new International using thia ftar of Russia a* the | rim and gallery; marquetry nraPawer epadHeallast: was lost. Harvester femiqpered Refrigerators! new CHRYSLERS ever built! instrument by which we are jfi-o- . Like your necklace . . . like the bracelet on your wrist .. • inlaid rails; lemonwood in ISO tip at 4000 rpmi So, on the surface of things, a Meismsn Tables ere jewel-box inspirations ^ • Yeur choice of 10 Doer Handle pelling the whole gigantic course 22.50 lays on legs, 22.50 5 •era t Strelic. x conference on economic problems .. and sensations .. . that transform room* from so-so to oh-oh. Calers to match your kitchen I 3*5/ 8; riifes Diiplecamenf, Not since 1924, when Chrysler introduced the high-compression engine, of western prcpai edness. We do in the Far East will have to get Try It: See how Meisman Tables "set off” • Pantry-Oor add* almost ■ ft. of 331.1 cu. in.; Cemprettian has th ere been an engine as basically new as FirePower! not want this fear to be dimin the beauty of your room. (Below) A Lamp TtWe oosy-ta-raach shoH tpoco. along without the participation of •alia, ta I. ished. as it might be by Russian Sheraton inspiration with • Chromium Finished or Stain- Imagine 180 horsepower . . . in the most efficient and all-round a big economic unit like China. reasonableness on German^', be 19.95 marquetry inlaid rails: ma (os* Stool Shelves. economical motor car engine ever built! With all its matchless road But, as the New York Times cause that might mean a slacken hogany top gallery, and • FwH Width Freezers, Chill Trays, Crisper*.. power and performance . . . FirePower gets more work from a gallon ■story revealed, there is a gim ing of western preparedness re shelf, 19.95 • kuHt-bi lotll* Opener—on cabinet from*. of gas than any engine you can drive . . . on regular grade fuel . . . mick. solve. ' • Acid Reslerinf Fercelnln inomel intorier. runs almost completely carbon-free . . . will require less attention and In the words of the New York WITKISS Curioualy, that western pre ... and. a score morel Come choose the upkeep cost than any engine you have ever owned! Times report: 22.50 (Above) Duncan Phyfe paredness resolve is intended, so refrigerator you'll want most to own! But FirePower is only one of the “firsts" in these car* Chrysler we are told, to bring us to that “Although Communist China is 0^ Tier Table has a marquetry not ofTiclally represented, eight of (Above) The Sheraton Chair- M o H c k e d e ^ inlaid shelf: mahogany gal- SEE THE COMPLETE LINE this year also presents two other great basic engineering advances . . . point of strength where Russia side Commode baa mahogany exclusive new Oriflow shock absorbers give every new Chrysler over i__ will be respectful and reasonable, the ten delegates attending the leried, 19.95 conference for the Communist- rail.x and drawer; magazine twice the shock-absorbing power of any other car . . . and, optional at 80 that we. can negotiate with her. But Russia, it appears, would be backed World Federation of Trade shelf, 22.50 (Below) Sheraton Chair- extra cost, miraculous new Hydraguide power steering now removes Unions are from Peiping.” four-fifths of the human effort from steering or parking your Chryslerl double-crossing our policy if she 24.95 aide Step Table with the' became reasonable before we have So, in reality, Communist China (Above) Long sweeping hand magazine shelf a useful ad All this—plus gracious new beauty and 70 other new changee finished all our scheduled pre is represented at the conference :arved legs are a graceful fea dition, 22.50 , await you at your Chrysler dealer’s now. paredness. To make an extreme after idl, even though the confer ture of this Coffee Table, Doesn’t all this make him a man you want to call o n ...very aoonP statement of thia, we are now ence itMlf voted against such a 22..50 working to see that, by 1962, Rus thing. sia will accept our condition* for . It is as If world affairs ■were go ISedol HA-98 the unification of Germany. But ing on on two levels—the one that (Above) (Chippendale Chair- 22.50 for Ruaaia to accept these condi of formal diplomacy, the other side Table with grill-end book Finest engine tions in 1951 would disconcert that of real necessities. shelf; mahogany gallery ends, and dismay u*. W* ar* net ready 24.95 19.95 ever p u t to make peace because we have WUIlMi ■. Beyuolds Dias Chiysler FiiePDw^^ . net yet achio'ved all the military in an automobila Danielson, March 6— Wil- , An Tables have mahogany * s strength we hav* scheduled as liam il. Reynolds, 72, an employe ' | (Left) Thia Sheraton Com (Above) Mersman calls this its veneered tope; gumwood necessary Jpr the perat^on of| of the Southern New Rngtand i mode Chairside Table has a "Hostesg” Nest of Tables. Mahogany baeea. Many have mahog Russia. Telephone Co., for more then 40 marquetry inlaid drawer open gallery with tray-atyle handles around any rails or gaUerisa, end NORMAN’S years, died at hi* home here yea- . rich manvietry inlays. Inside thia strange reaction ot THE VARIEH MART . BROWN-BEAUPRE, INC Street terday. He had been employed j 22.50 ing on the side: handy maga the glass-protected top. Splayed legs 30 Bissell aura there la, of eaurss, the sus- by the old American Telephone: zine shelf, 22.50 are aft-innovation. 18 inches tall. 22.50 22.50 pldoa that, if RuMla is being Co., for ten yean before joining 1 44* ttanloie Rm 4 TtItplwm Zeiri It ia with the predae th* Southern New England Co. H* had boen retired fftr several ojC'^breaklag up o u r pre- years. V ..
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1961 MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. MARCH R. 1951 PAGB MQfft ovemlglit, Kratochvll rafuMd to trAUoM Aloiiff t)M Kor«aa front enter his nationality on the regis Two Arrested I Invited Guest and behind Rad lines. Manhunt on ter but at the eJerk’a Insistence fi Weddings fonth Service Obituary In improved flying weather, the nally ahowed his diplomatic pass air force flew 670 sorties, 2S« in In Jailbreak port. After Mishaps Helped Hotel eloae support of allied ground Displayed Nervousness MaxweU'Elcin Na$siffs Eliminate Vets and Gain Playoff Finals, 69-59 troops. Hotel servants said the diplo Work Is Told American Marinas continued mat remained qtilctly at the hotel Police Investigate Sev* their drive among preciplttoiis Kidnap lawyer. Sheriff until time to leave for his ship but D eaths Get RFC Loan peaks toward Hongchon. a key at times displayed nervousness In eral Week-End Acci StHe Guidance Director town belt«»ved to be Communist In Butt Ride Start on speaking to them. Bribe Offered PA Girls Score 44th (Cohtlnaed from Page One) central front headquarter* It was understood here the ho dents; The Details Peahead Walker Signs Tourney Time U Speaker at Kiwanis Chinese and North Korean Reds Omaha Freedom Spree tel reservations for the party Hank DeZonie Stars John Wright board approval for it. The loan has fought stubbornly to atem the were made by C. B. Sethna, main Polioa made two arrests as the Coast Player Meeting Today Omaha March 5—(fl5—A mid Straight League Victory For Collegians ■Inca been repaid. grinding Allied northward drive tenance commander of the Indian result of ^'veral accidents Investi As Assistant at If ale Passes Away After the vialt, Robertson aald, while they built up on the central west manhunt was on today for navy, in a letter written last gated over the weekend. -CWefUlnty of he recommended that Sax be per and western fronts for a possible two Jallbreakcrs and an armed con Thursday. use Player, Ken Flow- kfanchMter'a greatest girls’ 111 Deciding Contest HstoM Mshoney. mitted to apply $200,000 of the .800,000-man counterassault on Arrested were Roy Clapp, 16, of Field for NIT Nearly federate, who kidnaped and later Official British sources said the 14 Haynes street, and Francis basketball team, ths Polish Ameri SnMUnt. Buwsu of routt sw - loan to pav his personal federal In the Allies. Kratochvils would be given fKilltt- Veteran Wake Forest rr. Reports Offer and cans, completed their third straight FillefI; Six 4,>iiiiitetH te«o(tlicBUteBo»rd of Long Time Weaving come Uses, but this never was On Eastern Flank released four hostages in a brazen cal asylum in Britain. An Indian Copeland, 27, of 412 East Center WiltFinaUy at this noon’s weekly dtnner-meet- street, both being charged with Mentor Resigns Head Ex-Gl l i ' Arrested regular season in State roli.ih After ^ Trailing First. Foreman Die* Today; authorized. On the eastern flank, the U. S. break for freedom yesterday. Foreign Office official said his violation of rules of tbe road. In Named for NLAA 'I'lh riio One We. Wanted Before the hearing opened, Seventh division and the U. S. Nine harrowing houra for the government also would have given League play yesterday atteriKHm IVriofi, laoealt Hold 5 * . M uwsl. WM held at the Town Court this morning Deputy Post to Accept Job Lea Angelea, March fl,—fiP)— Funeral on Wednesday membera of the subcommittee In Second division and Its French hotitages a deputy aheriff, an asylum had it been asked. Judge John D. LaBelle fined Clapp Catches Don nuth a perfect record. The local New York. March 5 iTi With .NiARlff Arms iftAi dicated there were a number of elements hurled three spearheads a larmer and an Omaha With Ivy Loop Blues Authorities are trying to learn to laaaies toppled the Middletown St. R r T Vet A SroreloM from ^ ^ ‘^ o n e y told of the variou. attorney, Soviet Charges $10 and suspended judgment in the regular college baakethnil am- A1l*ii rf John Wright, of 22 Locust people who had received free en against an estimated' 6,000 Reds man- ended shortly be- The Bombay newspaper Bharat the Copeland case. New York, March 5 —(F)—The day whether the attempt to bribe Marj-’s by a 48 to 4 score. The 4 4 la Floor in 2nd Stansa problema In youth: how ^« y ^ tertainment at hotels which bor on a mountain-ringed plateau. business son virtually ended, louniameiil M uiikkeN ik f f 0 i> 0 0 street, died st 6:30 this morning fore midnight on a farm near today said Kratochvil probably Clapp struck a car driven by New Haven, March 5—i^/ The pursuer finally caught the pursued I triumph waa the tenth straight 11< it> iiiMe R sk I . r jinnii At ft tiine wh€D teftcn^r* rowed from the govemmenfa big 'The Reds were in a bowl-shaped a Univer.sity of Southern Callfor- time a|>proai'hetl IihIsv with the 7 6 11 at the Memorial hospital after a Auburn. There the fugitives stole would be accused by his govern Lillian V. Olson, 21. of 83 Mercier arrival heie of Poaliead Walker, Fred Wilt, the FBI agent chased this season and the 44th ivithout Y If rt O 0 0 Ry Hal "nirklaKtea ftiid pftWiU hftve ftn opportunity lending agency. redoubt flye tulles north of the who auddenly resigned as hfad hia prey. Don Gchrmann, across I nia baskebtall player is connected line* being drawn for the National I'i 6 8 3f. te at—r thft boy* ftud girl* fttrftlght, two weeks' Illness. The son of another auto, their third, and con ment of these charges: avenue, Bristol, yesterday at 5:40 defeat lb three years. % Sta)[ing one of the ipreataiit aec John and Ann iHunnIforrt) The subcommittee indicated it east-west mad between Pangnlm tinued their flight after tieing up Publicly welcoming to India p. m. on Center street, near Edg- football coach at Wake Forest thc-tape in eight straight mile rune. with the EMstern basketball scan Mike Relrhle and Allca Zagorakl Invitation and NCAA Joii.ita-the ItT Phr*l*kt c . 0 0.0 0 H e ^ H thVwork “of WwanU plans no general airing of names and Hoengsong. College to aign aa a Yale aasist- On the ninth, he collared him. dal. Tt 2-8 4 ond quarter drives evef Demon Wright, he was horn November 8, tpe hostages. Karel Capek, Czech author and erton street. Patrolman Frederick were the big guna for the PA’# major attractions. Knight If .. auba throughout the ‘'"'■ntry and of free guests. In careful lan Associated Press Correspondent ant, 1* being awaited with zeat by It was the Columbian Mile in the 3-.S n strated at the armory, NiMlff the work that each club can do to 1864, In Manchester ami lived all Sheriff’s officers were amazed to dubbed a bourgeois reactionary W. Tedford investigated. In jail in lieu of $50,000 ball la with 17 points each. Reggie Blozie, Aside from the fact that Ken his life in this town He entered guage it announced it was Inter Tom Stone reported that the by the Prague government; Copeland was involved in a col hia new boss, hungry Herman Knights of Columbus games Sat Albert Scroggins, SI. who identi Terry Ident and Ruth Dowd all J* I'.'tkis Anna blasted post the WoUing- help the youth solve their prob- stronghold was "bristling with learn that the flight started on an tucky, rated the nation's ,No, l the employ of Cheney Brothers ested in the guest list “only Inso Omaha City bu.e. With two hos Often paying tribute to the lision at Linden and Myrtle streets Hickman. in day night in Madison Square fies himself *a a former para played good floor games. The locale tuoili for week*, won handed a \y RlHnifnfd SSk ford Vela peterday afternoon to far as it concerns people of inter onemv troops, gun emplaceraenls. Mrs. John T- Maxwell Douglas Clyde Walker and Garden, the finale of the big New w f T- ‘*Ths*speaker added that sun,eya April 15, 1878, and retired on June tages in tow. the fugitives board writings of Mohandas K. Gandhi, at 4:40 p. m., Saturday. Copeland, trooper and jockey’s agent. used but five girls. Stunning upset .Satniday hy Vsn- reach th* finals of the Eentern 27, 1947, completing a total of 68 est to us -people who might have tunnels, log' hunkers and freshly which no longer are published In driving north on Linden, struck a Hickman are old pals and the Pea- York meets. Wilt wa* clocked in He wras arrested Saturday Xtight In the boys’ gemc, the home .S 11 I 'omi'-ll 7 1 1 6 ahotv that boys In particular want ed the bus at a corner outside the Miss Judith Hewitt Klein derbllt in the Southeastern' Oi«n- i Klnit tf 7 ? *. a I,engue playoff* hy a score of 69- years and six months with that hern helpful In the loan " dug trenches’’ Czechoslovakia on the grounds of car driven west on Myrtle street head la one of bubbllpg Herman’s 4:08.4, hia fastest winning time after Ken Flowrer, 19-year-old for town Saints (rimmed the Polish ference Tournament finals, most 3 r-ste.i It 2 ; a to get out of school aa "* The smash at the Red redoubt Douglas County courthouse in most popular character*. ever. . •59. It was the third end decid linn. He was foreman in the up Saxony’s $1,500,000 loan has downtown Omaha where the Jail is a paper shortage; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen by 'Truman F. Custer, 43, 72 Sum ward on the Trojan team, told hi* Americana hy e 75 to 66 ecore. of the league races W-ere fnllftxing 7 If • 7 ( \ 10 ing game. Hank DeZonI* thrill possible to earn money. Mr. Ma- holstery and tapestry weaving was launched after Allied troops mer street. Patrolman Tedford in As soon as the colorful Walker But Wilt’s troubles are not over 4 Kfiriti ' V J 4 13 h ^ y is very much in favor of been repaid and the subcommittee located. They rode about 20 hlock.s F.silurc to maintedn liaison with J. Klein of 14 fYoss street, became coach, Forrest Twogood, that The winners, using e fast break, the expected script ed the aeanon'e beat crowd ge h* room In the broad goods weaving said its main interest is to learn beat off localized Red attacks at .! Mr. and Mrs. S. Jambhekar, top vestigated. get* to New Haven, he’s going to by a long shot. He still has to Scroggins offered him $I,.500 to had too much for the PA'a. Til* field f.ir the NslionsI Invi 9 PtMlIRl ■ • part-time employment because it both ends of the central front. before debarking and commandeer the bride of John Thompson Max be treated to ■ nie«I by the 320- tangle with Gchrmann In Milwau \D-t.’i^..o 1 0 2 4 tossed In 2.5 point* to lead Nee- plant for many years, and an ac only whv the loan was made by officers of the friends of the So- A three-car colltsion at 7:.j0 p. lose a crucial game against the Monysk Hmielewskl, AI Masz- tation affair, which gets inulrr o 0 0 slffa to the convincing victory. •Mbles youths to pet some spend knowledged authority on those the RFC board of directors In Middle Sector ing an outo. well. son of David Maxwell of 4 pound Hickman, whose ample kee this Saturday before don’t University of California at Loa S< tl HI I . ing money ss well as rontlnuinp Viet Union in India, who were re- Drive D. in a double-ring cere m. Saturday Involved'Cais driven girth is no accident "I’ve worked **'■ Jggy KanlaVnd Ted Mrozowski way .Sntiinl«v al .Madison Square *t wtifil.o 1, 1 1 11 INassiffa put their playoff crown msterials. against recommendations of Its In the middle sector, the U. S. The escaped prisoners, described by Franklin B. Forbes. .56, of home folks; in Chicago March 17 Angeles. *11 hit in the double figures. Pete Gsnlen. is almost filled, but 10 (I 0 0 0 ■ their educstion. ceivcfl with honor in Prague last mony p“rformed Saturday at hard with knife and fork to getj f) li on the line in a best two Out of Mr. Wright served as s vestry subordinate staff whether favor First Marine Division pressed as "lough cookies,’’ are Dewey year while en route to the Com- Swamp road, NoiUi Coventry; and in Buffalo March 31. “Scroggins told me we w-ere Stsum and AI Surowlec were beet Ruth Dowd places remain In Hie 18-tcam throe series with th* Torrington The attendance prize u as w on northward through a narrow Balten.haw. 21, of Omaha. and three o’clock in the South Method it." he explain* In all innocence. After the race Wilt said he still 97 Totm* 28 M-27 6ft by William Knipht. It was donated man of Pt. Marys Episcopal itism entered the picture. munist-.'pon.soi cd World Peace Paul K. O'Neil, 33, of 91 Connecti going to lose anyway, so we might for the PA’a. The losers wound up NUAA Tournament Howerda beginning Friday ntght rhun-h for a long period. Ho was mountain canyon north of Saemal. Victor Sweet, 24, of Harllnglon, ist church bv the pastor. Rev. cut Boulevard, East Hartford, and Hickman’s eyes glisten as he thought Gchrmann was the best as wtill lose by 12 points and make Srofe Rt hRlf Umf, MMiehentflT. It has rslsed no contention that Congress; recall* a breakfa.st he once was with a three and seven record In Selection of .Xt Ixmls (21-7i Heferre Msio i ’tnpU’e i irknx R)Rk> . here. bv Rev. Carl Olson. also a member of Manchester the loan was risky. But Senator vital road junction five miles Neb. They were being held on $10,- Earl G. Osterhoudt. 20, 01 170 Sa- miler in the country. some money.” Flower, not a first league play. Lillie Loop Play and I.S Xalle of Philadelplus i I’ley on F.xwn Terms ‘John McCauley and John Sulli north of shattered Hoengsong. 000 bonds on charges of holding Failure to check with the Com France, minister of music, played Bridgeport, fed by Walker, who had been "I think Don probably had an stringer, told officers. van, two eleven year old youngsters lx>dgc. No. 73. A.F. and A.M . and Fulbriglit (D.. Ark.), the subcom munist party in India on the ideo head coach at Wake Forest since Maarhastrr fllrla (tS) • 22-fii boosted to 10 the mnnlver nf VVelllngford played Menchester of King Pavid Lodge of Odd Fel mittee chairman, says th» law re The Marine advance was slow up an Omaha tilling station Janu the traditional bridal music, and All thrlee vehicles were being off night.” he remarked. ”I wa* Just before game tirtie, the en T B. r T teams in the N IT Two moie on even terms In the flrat period from the Hollister street school, lows and iSun.'et Kebekah Lodge. and bitter among steep-sided logical leanings of Indian stu white cainalion.s. snapdragons, 19.37. lucky to win.” 1 RoIrlilK rf ...... a M 17 Fiitls ill Deudlock sang two hillbilly numbers The , quires all RFC loans to serve a ary 17. „ , . dents 'sent by India's government driven east on Middle Turnpike, This tidy little snack, says Her tire Trojan team was told of the I r.a«cr7.ic . 2 2-J * Local Sport Sadie iMcti-alfi Wright; two can’t see how a loan to a play- mortsrs lurked behind craggy de Collins identified their liberator m slowed to make a left turn into a ently aroused the players, "niey 1 Idem, re ...... a 1-a s Brown and Reaupre dumped the M. (Tmlnnatl and New Yoik ITnl- alff* ring up 24 point* while hold the ukelele Both niimhers \^ere fenses. It was aimed at the im tories. Presented m marriage by her then moved on to cereal, a huge Silk City Meets I graiiddaughters. Mrs. Kenneth placc for the wealthy could qual Clifford Battershaw, about 16, drivcv.'ay. Forbes went into a skid steak, a huge ham. a giant plat fought furiously tn a game (1 Do*-d. i( ...... 1 i-a 9 Exchange Stars into a first place versity were being mentlnni-d ing the opposition to two free , well received bv the Kiwaiimns. .N'lins and Mrs. ■ l^urcncc Oid- portant road huh of Hongchon, father, the bride was attended by trying to stop and was struck in throw*. .More than V3 minutes 1 ify- brother of Dewey. her sister. Miss Priscilla Klein, ter of hashed-brown potatoes, hot marred by actual fisticuffs,, and tie last Saturday night at the East In tbe NCAA Tournament, Chatter dings both of Uslertoun. N. Y , Also under Inquiry are smaller nine miles north of asemal. be the rear by the O’Neill car which won. 43-41, to gain a tie with Total* / ...... 21 I I ih which blossoms foith later with went by before the Vet* garnered lieved to be the main hutid-up Posing as a Sunday visitor, the and Robert Luurtseme was best biscuits. Jam and coffee. Tonight at VFW HlddlftoMB (ilrla 14> and three great grandchildren. He loans to the Sorrento hotel, an gunman Invaded the sixth floor About Town In turn struck the Osterhoudt ve "Ah disregarded the cereal and UCLA for the Southern Division Side Rec besting them in a thril three seetionsi l off with top points for the night But, four more conferance Ballsteper, George Smith. Doc One thing that wo* outstanding, the curate. Rev. Richard Kaltcr. with RFC by George Glassgow, a Korean Third division elements the way of the jaWbrenk parly. j Federation room of Center church. her finger-tip veil of illusion in Florence street. Peahead is expected next week. didates interested in pisying with P. during the contest woe the great to rest their case chiefly on testi lawyer li.sted as one pf today s Boarded Bus to hear Professor Charles Marshall Exactly where Walker wHl fit the Aces this season arc also in asked about purchasing some It. r. T. collecting 17 and his teammate rhamplonahips must be deferniln- McKee and Billy Stevenson. Murial will be in the family plot in met ilBlerminod resistance from place, and she carried a while At 11:15 p. m., yesterday. David liasketball tickets. Flower went to 4 W. ParM4k. rf ...... 8 1-4 7 eil, and yie aelartion committee derenslve work by th* wearer* of mony by Collazo that he merely witnc.«ae.a. we11-''ntreii''h<’d Commiiri/ts six Leaving the building, the group Robert.son, Jr., spealf on "Current Bible witli Eucharis lilies, steph- In Hickman’s coaching plans vited to tonight’s meeting as s 8^rvfr, If ...... 1 (VO 2 Jimmie Ragazzn came through Nesalffa’ blue and gold. High wanted to.stage a doinonslration Uie East cciiictci y. Productions on Broadway." He F. Petke, 19 of 17 Campfield road, hasn't Iteen announced yet. but the latter’s room where he was with some nice set shots and has to choose six other "at large" First meeting of the Twilight !• riends may call at the Wat The subcommittee subpoensed miles ea.'t of Hoeng.’ong. They boarded a bus. anotis and ivy. 'vas driving west on Autumn coarh and manager will be elected. 0 .Tarvli, If ...... 1 1-2 7 rtioring Dermie OConnell woe held In behalf of Puerto Rican independ. i from the hotel only a hand plek- Baldwin end Hansen said they will use colored slides. Professor Peahead’* job I* going to be an During the next two months, asked if he’d like to make some 4 SlAum. c ...... t 2-6 16 counted for 15 points. Ed Wojrik or Independent teams There is haseb.vll League lias been called kins Fiinerai Home, tomorrow I failed In s tO-hour battle Sungown with net over- Important one. The Yale grid the elnb plans an extensive mem C. P*mtk. rf ...... 8 (M) ff and Farrell were top scorers for hy Prealilent Nick Angelo for Foeter nailed dowm but etx ai afternoon from three to live that car, hit a soft shoulder and over iron boas Io«t Alva Kelley, his Scroggins told him he had $1,- 3 AurDwiFT. If ...... 6 5-1 16 Raleigh and New York March 20. Wednesday night, March 14, at Mil anyone. o I lock and in the evening from not call George P. Sax, the own concealed poeifions. freedom but were airald tor in the Department of Art at .<7kirt. The .short jacket had a man turned. Petite escaped injury, a> - bership drive with their goal set Kurlowtct. If ...... n 1-4 the losers with Norm Hohenthal Bobby Knight tailed him cloeer FBI firearms expert G eorge A er. to testify In public. Sax was bus Pratt Institute. His previous talks line coach. to Bron-n several at 200 members. Three prize* will 500 to spend on the ”flx,” and 1 coming Uirough with the best and at Kansas a ty Msrch 21. The 7:30 at the Weet Side Rec. All s. veil to nine; also Wcdnc.nja\ One of tbcfc v n - Hill 689 seveial tliildren aboard the darin collar. Her clochc hat was cording to police. He lost control would give him $600 before the fiiiala will l>a st Minnespolls. than a mother Hon protecting her Barley testified Friday that bul questioned at a recent closed ses named for its height in meters might get hurt. It was their one have been immensely enjoyed by weeks ago, and a few days ago, be awarded to those members 16 Tfttfli ...... 28 12-24•M dcfeiuiiv* play of the game, present franchise owners and any new Imm The only real scoring lets from Collazos pistol did not morning until ten o'clock. of matching net end she carried a of the vehicle when he tried to Wvatt Posey, a junior varsity game, $500 afterwards if U8C loet March 27. new teams are Invited to nttcmi. sion He then handed over the nine miles southeast of Hoeng and only good escape chance, they the club. Friends of members are colonial bouquet of pink sweet pick, up a lighted match he had bringing in the most new mem i Tatro Plumbers went into a first threats wer* Jack French, Eddie IdU Private Leslie Coffclt of the list of guests. His testimony also invited. aide, resigned to become line tutor bers. Only the members attending by 12 points, and another $600 to r. R r. T. place tie by beajlng the Kiwanls Kentucky. tiiSated hy Vander- Current offlrera beside* Angelo Whalen, Ed Anderson And Frank Mlaa Nora Boraa song. heart roses and white sweet peas. dropped while lighting a cigarette, give to another member of the 8 A .McRBtal, rf ...... h Whits House police. was not made public. Leaving the bus, the fugitives ----- at Texas Tech. tonight's meeting will be eligible 3 4 18 Stare 25-9. Cole and tCkcavIch liill, 61-,‘i7. nrverthrle*a goes into are Johnny Hedlnnd, vbe preat- O’Rhea, end they got hot long Hs said the three bullets which Miss Nora Horan, of 82 Oak Mrs, Klein received In a navy police said. The fl0-y*ar-old Walker's deci team. 4 Orn.B rf ...... 1 4-j *%r. League crown and a NCAA berth place tietween Ed Kovia and Paul vlk and Earl Yoel asw limited lof Manchester. She was a mem- the office last July 1. Jarvis, 40. of 164 Cooper Hill tion which followed in the church feats. ’The 1950 squad lost only tion of one play-off game between He also related that he had ex mous opposition of techntoal and Another 14-year veteran of city street, were in a minor collision at sored by The Verplanck P.T.A. on der to continue their year around the boy to 'Twogood. -Coach Two- the Tatm Pturabera and the Ex in New York liy defeating Penn- Correntl Each rolled 320 and service and shai-ed In the glorloiM amined tho guns of six officers I her of St. James church. engineering experts of the Indus- About 8 p.m. (e. s. t.). five hours parlor. to Clemaon, Orange Bow) victor*. activities on the sports scene. ^ good telephoned detectives, Who change Stars to designate the aylvania, 63-58. ea< b won $17. Correntl won the triumph. I Funeral services will be held politics was an apparent casualty after the break, the escape car got 7:40 a. m. today on Main street For a wedding trip to New Friday evening in the school audl. IS to 12. but pollaticd off North Charles, Walcott who figured In the shooting and trv." in the primary election Saturday near the Center. torium Other business included on to siiggc.stod that Flower go through league winner. Thla game will be . Brigham Young i23-7) finally event the prevloua week Fourth Atari IJh* Houee Afire I Wednesday morning at 8:30 from The REA appeal emphasized stuck in mud near Auburn about York aty, the bride selected a Carotin* and Duke, among others. night’s schedule includes the revis the motions of accepting the plare went to Cy Georgeltl. High that bullets from none of them .hit I her home'and at 9 with a solemn although his name was not on the navy suit, navy and white acces The party, the first venture of nte Wake Forest athletic coun played in the near future. j won the Skyline Six crown hy dc- The vialtoT* started out like a that CB.S cqlor Is incompatible :,0 miles south of Omaha, k or four ion of club by-laws, a sport dance, bribe. Tatre rinmhrrs i;ai I single for the dav waa JSaa Full- house afire, getting oft quickly to Coffelt 'high mass of' requiem at St. ballot. He Is George .1. Gildea, su hours the men and hostages wailed Last Saturday was one of the sories and corsage of lilies. A this new association, was a auc- cil plan* to meet today to start Fight Wednesday Ifgatlng Utah Saliirdav, 69 .56, as Collazo, 37, is accused of first- with present TV receivers -th a t is perintendent of both the public busiest days for discharging pa women's auxiliary, and plans for Flower went to Scroggins’ suring a trip In Kansas Olv. er’a 82, worth $l6 In prize money. lead by ■* many os six poinU dur James church Burial will hr In present receivers cannot get the at the larm until Farmer Werner graduate of Manchester • High ce.'s both financially and socially, looking for a new head coach. purchasing a clubhouse in the room, but the latter was not there. I RgiMvlfh. rf Second hlKli single went to Ed degree murder. In Coffelt’s death. ,St. James cemetery. Arrange works andWatcr works depart tients at Manchester Memorial Walker’s salary probably was Previously. Kansas State (20-.ii I ing the opening aenalon. French The law under which he was indi I’nlumbia signal, even in black and Eastman and his family returned. .school, she is employed by the the latter being considcrad par very near future. The basketball player left for the Detroit. March 6 i/P There’s C'lmpheUi rf Sinoliik with an 81. worth $5. and Foster siillt acurlng honors ments are In charge of the W. P. ment. who has long been at odds hospital in a year. A grand total Travelers Insurance Company. ticularly important. A portion of $8,000 att he Baptist school. He FllllilAli If . and Ari/una i22-4i had wrapped cated makes no distinction between white, without having adjust Eastman and the hostages were of 29 persons were discharged last Beginning toniglit. and coiitinu- game. Police later arreated Rcrog- I no question about who's the pop- I.^ani.r r If up tlie Hig .Seven and Bolder Con- Next week-end another one-hall while DeZonIe and Allen kept the Qiiish funeral dlircetors. ments made to the seta. with the town committee and who bound up before the men drove The bridegroom attended local the proceeds will support the ap lan’t expected to get that much fing throughout Uie year. the.club slake* will be held. Manager Hip aaaociates in a felony which resists Friends ma\ call at her home was a leader of the Finkle group. Saturday. the h«ra. gin.s when he entered hia room. j ulnr favorite (p the Ezztrd I rlRh f feicnce lilies, respectively. ' Uk' rIr In contention end the period In murder. RCA’s owm all-electronic color away in Eastmans car. schools and Is employed by pearance of the opera, "Hansel and uill have a door phze. He denied complicity in the case.- K*RrjR>. f ... po Correntl reports ended with the Vets holdtng a from 7 to 10 this evening and CountlesB voters openly declared Pioneer Parachute Company. Said Walker: I aiarles-Joc Walcott fight here rg Illinois (18-3) and Oklahoma Collazo already has told his system Is compatible with present The released men said they had Gretel" for pupils of grades 4, 5 Detectives said they found a AA.M I’26-3) need on* mo)-* v)c- single point edge, IS-IS. d A hI* from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 tomorrow. sets. RCA estimated there are they had no opposition to Finkle not been harmed but that the fu- and 6, to be held at the State ■*My aasociallona at Wake For I Wednesday. Kohrn rg . .. atory from the witness stand. But but were voting against his re Hospital Notes est have been very happy and betting mafker on which was ig tory to vapture the hig le)i and I Member* rff the Nllbthern Con- accumulated three personal fouls the jury did not hear it. His testi now 12,000,000 sets In use. repre gitives "talked tough.” The theater here later this month. Wappilig Plays ] written from $500 to $2,000 and Jersey Joe. ahadow-shifty ex- i.*itr«< fi ig ... '.Vissoiirl Valley champtonsliips )nii . nertlciit Board of Baseball I’m- but refused to com* out of the nomination in an effort to have Big Four Parley pleasant I think Yale ‘affoids I dockliand making his fourth bid mony came during a defense ma senting an Investment of $3,000.- Gildea removed from the city ad hostages were kept in the back Mrs. Perley Trombley dlirecled me an excellent opportunity and the namea of the competing )l tXM l so simple lor the HouHi- plrea will hold an Important meet- gsm*. Falkowski stayed pat with neuver seeking to block admission 000.000. and having a total TV seat and young Battershaw, whorn Patient* Today ...... 182 the game* high acorer* of which Bolton Tonight ■chools, u s e and UCLA. for the heavyweight HUe. rates I Ing Tuesday evening al 7 o’clock his starters for th* aecond period Funerals audience of 45,000,000 persons. ministration. If the DemocraUs Admitted Saturday: Mrs. Caro I’m looking forward to an a.sao- the popular nod over Champion KlMRnlt wesi and Paclllr Coast (Vinference as evidence of ststemente he made win the city election on March 26 they described as "trigger happy, Opens in Paris were: Mrs. Theresa Llepli. Mrs. ciation with Herman Hickman, a On the betting marker found tn roiitendera. al the East Side Rec. Th* major and it paid off. Waltin|^ord CBS, joined by FCC and Philip kept a German Luger pistol trained line Randolph!, 33 Hyde street: Charles. i llaynnl.l*, rf .. 0 (M league movie. "The Umpire in after the shooting. The defenee there Is little likelihood Gildea Arthur Leduc, Mrs. Louis Botti life-long friend” The first game of>the playoffs In Scroggina’ room, dttecUyes aaid. " Triple Tie chalked up hut two free throws contends he made the statements Arthur T. Beale B. Perlman, solicitor general of on them throughout. Mrs. Mary McDonald, 82 Spruce and Mrs. EM ward Yourkas. Low were written the namea ' "Sica,” Charles, however, is aiire to go I B'nneti rf n o i Haaeball.' will be aliowti prompt- Nasaifta took charge by out-driving The funeral of Arthur T, Seale will be reappointed, party officials (Continued from Page One) Responded Hickman: the ‘Y’ Senior Basketball League ' i. '• ■ triple tie in the only because of threats. the United States, opposed a Su .«treet; David Wiley, 91 Chestnut score winners were: Mr. and Mrs. "D. C. in one of football’s sound "Hymie.’’ ’’Vega*,’’ and "(Jarl." into the ring the odds-on betting !‘'“" I ' 7 ...... ’ ” * Iv af 7 .o'clock Anyone Intar- the purple clad VeU and control of Brooklyn. N. Y.. who died Fri preme court hearing for RCA. In said today. I ■street; Joseph Trueman, 52 Mc will start tonight as the Wapping favorite, principally on the basis " i 0 .Southwest among Texas. Texan e.sted in, viewing the film is wel Although Finkle lost In the pri that if the .Soviets want to limit Hugh Meadows and Mr. and Mrs. est atrategists and hardest work harvesters square off vidth ^Iton He claimed the marker waa left J AAM and Texas Christian, all ling the barkbnarda. DeZonie put day morning, was held at 8:30 a joint brief they said RCA’s ap Navy Discussion Kee street; Richard Bessette. RFD er*. His record speaks for Itself. there by aoineone else. of superior boxing skill. ^ w hsn..n r , i o o come Manchester in front 17-16 and this morning at the W. P. Quish peal presented no substantial or mary. his supporters won two 01 the topics for a big four meeting Carl Perry. In a playoff of a forfeited game But his earnest, workmsnhka I MrCurry. t* ...... n n o 4 Will) 8-4 conference marks On the Seriously Hurl three contested ward nomination, 2, Manchester; Mrs. Julia Sheridan, to Germany, there is little chsuice A variety of beautiful knd use All of us at Tale are very plea.sed caused when Wapping failed to ap Joe Sica. Los Angeles, recently I,: Psciflc Coast. Wsshinglon clinch- Wallingford could do nothing more Funeral Home, follo^^ed by a novel legal question. They also 3 Hollister street; James Ridyard. that t\e Is ioinlng our staff.” indicted on a federal narcotics attitude loses out to the superior ( " i* ...... 9 " 2 Regular monthly meeting of Ihu, until O’Bhea hit a free tosa after solemn high mass of requiem at argued that the Supreme Court scoring victories In the tradition Over Leadership the higher level conference wUl ful door prizes, donated by friend* pear for a game due to an acci appeal of the aging Walcott, who I ~ i • ! ed the Northern Divislom title by On Berlin Pike al party stronghold, the fourth 22 Centerfield street; Judith take place. He told a news confer of the school were won by: Charles It’s Walker's flrat job a* an dent. Bolton was awarded the charge, was a recent ultnesa be 1 defeating Wa.iqington Stale, de Manchester Coon and Fox Cluh | the locals had poured In ten points. St. Bridget’s church at nine o’clock. should not substitute Its judg Zaches, Eaglevllle. aaalatant. He began his football fore the Kefauver Senate Oime thTtiC^ obscurity to try forj Vo re at half time. 15.5 Vlumbere. will be held Tuesday night af It wa* 25-17 midway In the period. Celebrant at the mass was Rev. ment for that of an administrative ward, where Democratic nomina (Contlnoed from Page One) ence the three western countries Boggini, Margaret ECensel, Mrs. game according to the rules and fending champion, 86-41. In the o’clock *1 the clubhouse In North tion generally is tantamount to Admitted Sunday: Herbert Mc are fiillv In accord in their views. G. Michelitach. Mrs. Alice Jetle, coaching career at Atlantic C3iris- Bolton sportingly agreed to play InvcstlgaEng committee. .Southern Division however. South DeZonie was absolutely terrific as Hartford, March 6—(A»i-- A 25- Robert Carroll, deacon, Rev. Fran- agency” Cann, 90 Pbelp.H road; Miss Ruth tlan College. Wllaon, N. C.. In 1926 The fight, deapite a low top of 1 Brow* A Beaepre <44i Coventry he banged home five hoops and a jcis M. Vclentini, C. S. C., and sub- The Emerson Radio and Phono election. The Republicans never the appointment of the ^mer^an May Ix«d to Showdown C. El. Per>'. Mr*. Viola Mlffltt, off the game rather than accept It $12 per seat, ia expected to attract R T. ern California edged UCl^A, 43-41, year-old Waterbury man was have attained a majority in the Schug, East Hartford; Lawrence Though the deputies’ task I* and the following year shifted to j ns a forfeit. Should Bolton defeat r. to throw' it Into a tie. . pair of fouls for twelve point*. hurt critically early today when dcacon. Rev. Philip Kelly, C. S. C. graph Corporation supported admiral as Supreme Naval Com Robert Barbero. Mrs. S. P. God Elon College, where he remained . a record $85,000 gate at Detroit's nafittn rf ...... 7 1-2 1.6 fourth ward. Bagley. Jr., 15K Forest street: limited to agenda-planning, west Wapping it will cause a He be Olympia Stadium. blinmoiiD rf ...... 0 2-2 2 I’.SC and UCLA meet tonight to Enile Johnson pitched one In- Allen acored six and Knight five his car was struck by a trailer- 'Organist and soloist was Mrs. Ar- RCA’s request for a Supreme mander in the Mediterranean, m frey. Mrs. Housel, Olympia ?«*)’• through the 1936 campaign. ' Spot is Mirror ' mug for the Boston Brsve* In en as th* locals racked up 34 markerav tractor truck on the ^rlln Turn ; l.vne Garrity, organist st St. Court bearing, saying the FCC or Joseph E. Keane easily gained well as in the Atlantic, wov.ld Mrs. Melaine DiManno. 57 Ard ern leaders believe that the Soviet Mrs. R. Moeller, Mrs. WUltam tween Wapping and the Garden Moa^rr. If ...... 1 0 1 2 aettle tiiia, then th* wliuier play.* nomination as alderman but Coun more road; Douglas Phelps, 108 position In the current talks will Oddly enoiigh. Hickman, a for-1 Grove Caterers for second place In Thkjri. If ...... 0 0-0 0 Washington at..Seattle, March 's- I inter-squad game at Bradenton to hold a commanding 39-18 half pike cutoff to the Wilbur Cross Bridget’s church. der "may irrevocably conceal the arouse strong criticism m this MacDonald, S. N. Baldwin. Grace mer Tennessee star, started coach- t.aCndfi. '< ...... 1 1-ft 17 ' vexterday and did not allow any time margin. Wallingford was buf expressway at Wethersflcld. The bearers were William Gor- character of television for genera cilman Francis J. Krebs won rr- Drive B, Silver Lane homes; Mrs. shoiv them—perhaps within 24 Wenzel, Mrs. Ruth Bunce and Mrs. the league standing and these two Today a Year Ago—Jo* Bcdcnk ITroiisky Captures 10-12 with tha winner going to nomination by a two-vote margin. country." ^ „ hours— whether Russia really Ing at Wake Forest under Wslk- team., will have to meet Wednes resigned aa head football coach at Matthiaaon. r ...... 0 2-2 2 hits or runs. Ernie’s sddreaa I* faloed by th* attodc and subeti- Taken to Hartford hospital .wnth don, John J. Day. Walter H. Burn tions to come." Emerson told the Some Concede It Marguerite McCooe. 42 Eklward Alice Shannon. er'e predecessor. Jim Weaver. .N. 4^ulinh> rf ...... __. I 0-.'{ 2 . Kansaa a ty . The "Texsa Aggir.s 2626 10th Street, Palmetto, high court: Both were endorsed by the Finkle .street; Mrs. Linda Burgess. Colum wants to seek a conference-table day night to determine third place Penn State because of poor health. Kalkowiikl. rg ...... 0 0-ii 0 and TCU tangle tomorrow at tuted freely in an attempt to halt skull injuries was Robert Crowley ham, Henry W. Campbell. E.irl J. Some Briti.sh newspapers al A cake sale preceding the game* Walker’s hometown is Birming In the league. Five Years Ago—Sugar Ray I Diiekpin Event Florida. the Burging Arms. of 35 Auburn avenue. Waterhin v. Canipbcll and P.inicl K. Manning. "Once the system contemplated organization and opposed by the ready concede Camev’s appolnt- bia; Mrs. Lillian bJeConkey, 627 settlement of cold war problem*. was in charge of Mrs. Stanley ham, Ala., and he wa.s graduated Rralnard. Ig ...... 1 2-« 4 \VACO. wilt) the winner meeting State police rhargecl the truck bv the 'pider Is established. It can town ■ committee faction. Krebs Center street; Mhrgaret Gersh- Aligned with Jessup 1* Ernest If Wapping win*, then they will Robinson outpointed Sammy An- I'yka. If ...... ;. 0 0-0 0 1Texas m three games beginnlnx Playing a cagy, steady gam* in Burial was in the family plot in Davies from Britain and AlexaU' Baldwin and Mrs. Joseph Donnelly, from Howard College where he be in second ‘place and vtdil meet gotl in a 10-round bout at PltU- Saturday. * * s Tommy Whipple and .toe Berner I the second half, Noeeiffe moved the driver. Louis Koropesak, 41 of 38 St. Bridget’s cemetery, where Rev. no more readily be changed than polled 354 votes to 352 for Louis "The naw says yes to another koff, Cranston, R. L; William and the many attractively frosted was an all-around athlete. Meriden, March S.—uPi—Nick Total! ...... 18 6-24 44 1 Kolwicz, the town committee can da Parodl, secretary-general of the the winner ot- the Wednesday Tiurgh. Tronaky, veteran New Britain 1 Illinoia la favored to beat Michi missed the game yesterday after- I hall'and scored only when the op- Paul street. Fords. N J . with ' Carro'l read the committal service, the gauge of United States rail U. S. admiral ” was the headline Mercer. 92 Autumn street. cakes sold quickly. night’s gama-^neWt Monday to aee Rifhaftf* (U> noon at the armory due to illness. I portunity presented itaelf for #a*y reckless driving and placed him | _____ way trackage. It is frightening to didate. Keane defeated Lewis C. in the Conservative Daily Mail. Admitted today; Alfred Custer. French foreign ministry. Russia’s Hockey at a Glance' Ten Years Ago—The Brooklyn duckpin bowjer. scored one of his Hohrnthal rf ...... 2 0 ;i 4 gan Slat* tonight and grab Big deputy foreign minister Andrei Max Goodstlne was chairman of who will play Morlarty’s, a two 'Dodgers traded Johnny Gilbert, most thrilling victories over the ‘Jrad- ’ r f ...... 0 0 (i U Ten honor*. Oklahoma AA.M can Roth are ex|wcle. Mary T. I^yneli observe in the FCC such stout re Holmes. Jr. But the Laborlte Daily Herald 26 Middle Turnpike, west; Mrs. the affair, assisted by Mrs. William National League Crowley, who was alour, slowed sistance to the re-examination of In the third war. veteran Coun Gromyko is playing the Kremlin’s out of three game scries which Johnny Hudson and an undisclosed week-end when he annexed th*- i'yr. If . . :t 1-2 7 salt away the Missouri Valley (lay* night against Torrington at deraon end O’.Bhea. cut Into the Kuiicrid services for Mrs. .Mary said. "America la not now likely Gertrude Johnson. Rockville; Golden, Stanley Shollk, Mrs. John Montreal 2 New York 2 fTic). will start the followipg Wednesday nvkril. If ...... 0 O-n () '• the sm id i \ his car on the cutoff lea'ling to cilman Louis C. Kllnzing. backed cards. amount of cash to the Oiicago annual Meriden Alle.va Tourna Clown by beating either pelroii lead, but never got It below ten Teresa Sullivan L.vnch, of 67 its oracular edict” to insist on her sug^^^Mon that Lauraleen Whitney, 105 East Cen Steiner. Joseph Donnelly, Mrs. Ed Boston 10 Chicago 2. night. Cuba for Billy Harman. WnJOik r ...... *> 2-’> 12 Hartford, "possibly" to pick up a The CBS brief Insisted, how by the town committee ran well the new western Mediterranean Jessup explained that the U. 8. ment with a spectacular 1,887 for 0 0 tonight, or Houston Wednesday. point*. On each oocooion Nag- rhomas drive, who died at the ter street. always has been ready to sit down win Brown. Mrs. Myron Bogllsch American League A preliminary game tonight will Tweitty Years Ago—The St. 10 games. He collected $300. It PalfF. c ...... 2 4 Reserved, seats- for Fr.lday siff* rolled back quickly to keep sailor, police .surmised. "The tniek. Manchester Memorial hospital ever, that the commission action ahead of Alderman William J. command should be under an Springfield fl Buffalo 4. Lowd. rf ...... 1 2 A *! Oklahoma AAM got past a major night’s playoff gstne between Tor which was trailing him, was un "was a carefully reasoned policy Montesl. a Finkle supporter. Mr. Discharged Saturday: Ernest and jalk with the Russians and Chester Peterson and Mrs. Paul start at 7 with the North End Louis CTardlnsls beat tbe Philadel waa Nick’s third major tourney Shonnlng. rf ...... n 0-0 0 1barrier Saturday, defeating St. their big lead. Golembiewokl was Wednepday, were held from the American.” .Spellman, 184 Summit street: Mrs. that thi* has constantly been era- Cleveland 5 Hershey 4. Pharmacy playing the Green Rly- phia Athletics, 5-2, in a spring victory In leas than a month. Pre Farroll. If ...... 4 4-6 12 Ixmli, 50-29. rington and Nassiffs will go on the big gun during th* final 20 able to pull to the .side in time, W. P Quish Funeral Home, 225 decision based upon consideration Kllnzing received the widest mar Major naval forces in the.Med Providence 4'Clnclnnati I. als. The main game will get uh- sole tomorrow at Nassiffs and the hit the car with the front of the of all relevant factors” gin of victory of any of the suc Mildred Latawic, 19 Ash street; phasized by Prcftid-cnt Truniftn ftnd Mother* of pupils donated the time version of the 1930 World viously, he captured the Eastern Allkan, Ig ...... 0 0.0 0 If Illinoia wins, it will meet minute* aa he skipped ten points Main ntrert. Satnrde.'' morning at iterranean are the British Medi Clarence Ewen. 801 Main street; Secretary of State Acheson. delicious refreshments, served in Indianapolis 3 Pittsburgh 1. clerway at 8. Serie.', at Wililmantic and the Bowl-A- 4 sports department of The Herald. through the hoops. tractor, spun i» around and then ' 9 3u. with a solemn high mass of i cessful candidates In the primary terranean Fleet, baaed at Malta, id Columbia al New York in the Donna Lee Seretto. 73 Cooper Rather than shying away from the cafeteria by Mr*., Baldwjn and Drome at Blast Hartford. TctalR ...... 17 1 Telephone cesorvations will be ac Going into the laat stanza Naa- hit it again with the re.ar over- requiem at St. James at I't Rev. j election. and the U. S. Sixth Fleet. T^e Si’Gir ht haif !1mr. 24-21 A. NCAA opening round. Kentucky cepted Tucada.v night by Mel tumiog it, police said George Hngh»r wa.s the celebrant ' Tnfantry Roiits The town committee and the American Fleet haa no regular street; Mrs. Ursala Mikell*. South such talks, Jessup said, the west Mr*. William tJenne* co-ch»ir- Bill Tato of Waterbury posted , B,,urre J and N. C. State meet as large aiffs were leading by 87-89. Allen had welcomed the Idea, but had in 1,878, vvorth $150. Jo* Radocy of | Cushing. 4595. Season tickets will went to the sidelines first, about .at the mass, with Rev Robert | Finkle organization supported bases In the area. Strong on air Windsor; Scott Brown. Rockville; men of the P.T.A. hospitality com team* at Raleigh. The Raleigh he qonored Friday night. Legal Notices < ’arroll the deamn and Rev. Ed- j Reds in Assault four veteran office holders who craft earners. It operates on a ro Claudia Carrier. 227 Green road; sisted that the conferees get down mittee. and procured by the room Torrington was next and picked | ! w inner goes to New York for the five minutes before the end. It car F.»rrell the snh-deaenn Mrs. were renominated. They are City tation system heading honwiward Dena McDonough. RFD 2; Man to rases and discuss the things mothers. up $85. He was followed by i (JAL Toiiriievs ! second round, March 22. waa only the aecond time thia year AT A rryVP.T o r h«H which are really causing InternS' Checks BalduccI of Torrington, I 0 Buck Bycholaki ws* pres.sed Into at Manrhe5*er witht a- t f'r th-* lane Maccarone was the soloist Clerk John A. Brennan, Treasurer after four months service, when cheater: Mrs. Jeannette Fletcher, ! Kansas Stale is paired with service with Nassiffa yesterday that Allen was waived out of a m-trict ..f h-f*-- ... o - Ird <(kiBtlntied froin Page Ooc) Albert H. Heneboy, Auditor Mi 38 Devon drive; Kenneth Russell, tional strife. ■ who checked out with $60; | ; Arizona at Kaniiaa a ty , and BVU gan(*. DeZonie followed him about and tile organist. Burial was in replacements arrive. Charles Vlellette of Watertown, | In Home Stretch when Tom Whipple and Joe Berner day ef March ST' le.M Mt St Benedict cemetery. Bloom chael A. Gallo and Sheriff Chicory Small Units In the Red Sea and 360 West Center street: Louis j meets an at large team. The were out sick . . . Fans planning a mlnut* later. Yost and Charlie Preient ICihk i Al-LFTT. On the west-central front a U. N. U. Buzaid. $40; Stan Pawlick of Fairfield, Pacific Coast Winner meets the Mtizikevik took ov*r sad did a Judt'. field, where Rev. Farrell read the Persian Gulf are attached to It.— Wright, 49 Cornell street; Allan New Blizzards $30; Oiick Kemis of Torrington, to take In Friday night* game ,, . . 1 committal service. S. tank patrol fought an Sight- More than 60 British and Amer Aronspn, 53 Branford street; Mrs By The AMOciated Press 'I Southwest champ, and Oklahoma should order their ducats now and I Afuzzy broke up U.. two In the mat*-r .f Richard T, Rnddell mile running gun battle with Reds JO-AHN EZZARD CHARLES vs. JOE W OLCOH $23. Tom Staling of Hamden j AAM, if it wina its conference, of Mancheeter in raid d'.rtrirt miner, i Bearers were Edward Sullivan, ican vessel* participated in the Nancy Dimock, 579 Center street: and Don Norton of Cheshire The Connacticut Interscholastic | avoid anv disappointment Pridav 1 gnarfng poasca Upon ■.pplicstn.t. rf iiryr. c, Rud-1 Rrendon SulHvan, James Brewer, The tank patrol from the U. S Accident Solves biggest joint naval exercise.^ since Mrs. Dolores Fregin and daughter, Swirl Out West Athletic Conference’a Basketball I ^l*y* an at large team in the first ntght.ght. Reserved seatsdeals are expected dell prBvinir thm en..- h- anp -inted, Thomas Marks. Joseph Scagnelll Reader and Advisor FOR THE shared eighth place and divided round .-it Kansas a ty . only man in a position to atop the Flrat Cavalry division tx-as pep the end of World W’ar II In the 116 North School atieet; Mrs $16. Sixty-five bowlers competed. Tournamenta head into the home i to go. like hot cake* . . . Joe Maro *u»rdi%ii r.f the nrtatc cl said minor,-,, 1,^0 R Lamb. pered with Chinese Communist Mediterranean on Febniary 12-13. stretch this week with champions j As for the six at large teams, and George Orlnvalsky, both of drive. It IP ‘ ' Car Theft Here Margaret McLea and son, Glas (C’ontlBMd FYom Pag* 0»®) , they could Jerome from th* follow Free Throwa Wolvld ORDREP Th«l th» for#»E"lnp i%ppl! rifle and machinegun fire ag It tonbury; Mrs. Mary Lou Plerro Has MoTed To New Address HEAVYWEI6HT CHAMPIONSHIP to b* crowed in all three divi- Tonington. worked a great game cfttlon b* An-i At ‘.h‘ fyegal Nolicen moved four miles east from Yong- aions—A, B and C. ing: Vlllanova, Holy Croas, Wash yeaterday. Both will work all the Both clubs fouled In the lost A local man's car which was re and »on, 128 Maple street; Mrs feet of snow had Isolated *oi|ae Boston Celtics ington A Jefferson, St. John’s of two minutes many tiro**, but free J*Pobilf ^fficp In Minch*?t#*r in pl»'J AT A OrRiRT o r pnOBATr Idu on the road to Hoengsong. The Report Envoy Nancy LaPlne and daughter. Hart smaU town* and collapsed some 33 Elm St., Off Main St. The Claaa A lada raaume' to- games between Torrington and Ulitrl**!., nn thp 12th <1av <*t NlArch A ported stolen Saturday afternoon Brooklyn. Seton Hall, LaSalle, throws were waived In on effort nt Manrb»--'‘r and fni thf* tanks sprayed the Red-held hills ford; Richard Wright, 456Vi Main buildings. Northwestern Iowa still WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 Manchester. Colorful Joe and Lit 13. l^SI. At Ipn oVlock in lh<* for#*n"i:.n. cf Manrl(-;.t-r n,i tb< was returned to Its owner that Near Connecticut General O U llU r a v u r i i e s l where CrosbyCroaby of WaterburyWaterbui meets Connecticut, St. Bonaventure, Bel tle George form the best officiat to retain poasesaion os tnid-couH. •nd thAt nfttlcf h f jjlvon tn all P‘'r.'‘”rp 3nd north of the road with return Are. Aboard Ship bad only one-way traffic on *<”>»* evening after being involved in an street; Lincoln Rudolph. 46 GriS' a oit, ancinnati, Dayton. Itam- Knight took care of running out p a p d«- "f M.itMi ,\ n i'.'.M No Tanka Were Loot highways that had been blocked favored New London Bulkeley at ing team In the Eastern League lntAr**M<»d in PAid 5* I of th#* I’raarnl muN .1. WALLETT, accident on Middle turnpike, west. wold street: Mrs. Dorothy Jean Inaorafice See this great fight in your own home. Come 8 p. m. on Tuesday night. Bridge linc, , Lawrence Tech, Toledo, the clock. He dribbled all over. pAndfnev /,.f ii^id Appll'Atmn And thr At the end of four miles the by deep snow drift*. . . . Lee Golemhicwaki saved his tllDP and pl4jT* of h^Aring th<'r*cn h\ Judr*’. Dexter L. Peterson. 148 Blssell (Continued froir Page One) Talcottvllle; James Weston. 200 By The Associated Press port Centraf will oppose Bridge Louisville, Murray Slate, and best effort of the season for yea- Once it looked os if he w*ould be Eatat- .nf Saniii-l Etav-naon, late of tanks wheeled around and rum East Center street: Mrs. Caroline Telephone service was re» to w to Maloney’s for your beat values in television. Hi* Boston Celtics today had Seattle. trapped in the back court and not pUbllphlng A ropv of ord«‘r in Maerhrater in aald Dtatrlrt dec-sued. street, told police that his car had port Harding in an all-Park City terda.v. Tlie big blond from Union Pom» riAmppApAr hAvinK • clrruintion bled back to Yongdu. The steady been taken from where he had left the son's gox’emess, a Mrs. W agner, Randolph. 33 Hyde street; Mrs. yesterday to five small t»wa* tM$ Tel. 8-1370 Hartford There are 12 leading makes and over^ 35 models to be classed as aolid favorltaa to battle. .TTieae are aeml-finala. As for the N. I. T., opening Sat get theihali up front within the In pftld difttrlct, at l^aal Ave daya be* The admlnlatratrl* having exMbtted exchange of Are continued. No had been Isolated in the north City, N. J.. was terrific . . . Mra. her flnsl admlnietration account with it near the railroad tracks on Mid whofte hu»bftnd. ft former Czech Lois Moore and son, 39 Bunce take tbe Eastern Division cham The winners, who will go to urday with afternoon and night Stuart Wells is the No. 1 fan of i required ten aeconds, but Foster fora the day of cald hearlnc to appear tanks were lost. western port of the state. on display. On4 of them ia jiu t perfect for you. fouled him. If they aee cause at time and aaid eatate. to thia Court for allowance, dle turnpike, west. The theft was army officer, died in ft Nazi con- drive; Olfford Bryant, 43 Finley pionship in the National Baskat- Boston for the New England title doubleheaders, pairings are ex Bobby Knight , . . Hank DeZonie it iv Another tank patrol that push Temperature* generally were ball Association. pected to be made known today DeZonia’a 35 points wort high place and be heard relative thereto, and reported to police at 6:40 p. m. centration camp. street. rising over part* of the nalddle- now held by Central, will clash nicked \(p three, personal fouls in IB&ke return to thla court. ORDERED; That the Ifitli day ot ed north from Yongdu ran into At 6:30 p. m.. Miss Beverly Reports were current here also Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Emma With -the schedule running out, for the state title at the New Ha- after the other two teams are the first five minutes of yester for tha gome while Allan acored JOHN J. WALLBTT, Judge. March, 1951. at ten o'clock, forenoon, Red Ore from both sides of the we*t and aouUlem the Beantownera hold a two-game chosen. 16 in three periods of play. Next at the Probate Office in the Municipal Jane Parker, 89 Richard road, that several other Czechs employ Bloodgood, 46 Hemlock street tain state* today with the •ven aporta palace on Thursday day’s gsme. However, Big Hank Building in aald Mancheater. be and road. After a fight with the Rede New Haven, reported an accident ed In India by agencies of their Judith Zaches, E^gUvllle; MUs m a t t r e s s e s PRICES FROM $75.00 AND UP edge on Philadelphia and New night. In ailditlon to La Salle and St. remained in. action ((nd didn’t foul in line was Knight with IS. Oolem- it returned to the Allied lines. er mo*Uy fair. There wa* r^toU \ biawakl accounted for 11. French the aame la saaigned for a hearing on Saturday afternoon on Middle government in recent weeka hftd Nellie Bartranq. 28 Durkin street In the Middle AUanUc eUtea and York, locked in an identical sec ' Woodrow Wilson of Middletown Louis, the others already picked out until the clock showed but two the allowance of aald admlnlatratlon On the extreme right of the it is better to have a good aiie St John's. Arizona, Brigham was. foe WolUngfMtf'With i t Personal Notices turnpike, west. Investigation dis disobeyed orders recalling them George Rose, Bolton; Mrs. Eliza OUfomla, while rain or »nOuR 6PDRTIM’ •IHAT tlTTia GteOND IH TUAT JUEPAIRINO. BY B.uart R. Wol perlence In mechanical drafting. matlca, combination grill and ANOTHER GOOD BUY ^ " WISHIN* THAT jf .(‘ J IMO CMKVKOUBT club batglng. We carry the latest aobooL Adclng $9,000. CaU Anita I 1WA-& O L P BLOOD M O W 6 A 60 0 T J SDy VMHO LBAAl. T3KRSV,, Sense and Nonsense cott oh waahlhg macbtnea, vac Minimum of high school and waffle mekera, ataam Irona, etc. B Y “ MIT” I960 Chevrolet Tordor. I960 Ford Wbita S2Tt. EMOOaH TO AM HOUR OP iMKlOCaHT f GOT THE tDu'Rb oaTTiKia O a M i f i e d uum cleanera, ..totora, amall ap-. wallpaper books. Very ’ satlsfac* A good selection ot new fumHura Tudor. 1987 Pontiac, on* con- trade school educaUon required. HA/06eLBAMG'$ t i u 60ME MIGHT, paper removed by steam. Make nings. O. Denton, 89 Stephen atreet. 'many atnoa childhood. HU atordjr CLAHSinSD ^V T . DOORS OPENED, keya fitted, place, hot water heat, oil, cus iM O horse TROUI9M vJHeH THE uem He's the kind of a man who buya “ «w“ln 1M4. Inquire arrangements now for, your out 6714. WA<5 MV COUSuJ PUAHT FREARS type of inUgrtty brought him tho copied, vacuum cleanera. Irons, 7.86’ W ARD Deluxe electric re tom built with many extras a near-dlamond for hla girl ba- nickname of “Honeat Abe." Tho D B P f. « ton or Mr*. Oderman, 6M Center side painting. For -stlmates call TOOL SETTIERS -IT WASH' DOVJH/ guns, etc. repaired. skates, frigerator. Excellent, 875. Phone WHO WI&L be the happy famUy including Bendix automatic r - cauae she la near-sighted. booklet Kalenda of Waverly Freaa 8:80 A. M. *• **• atreet. Andrew Tluck. 4661. ' shears, knives, mowers, etc, put Experienced in set 6688 after 6:00 p. m. that enjoya this oloer, well built, washer, large lot. This you talla ua that "what moat of ua In condition for coming needs PAPER HANGING painting work ting up progressive three bedroom home? Convenient should see for $11,600. Call Doctor - Your heart la quite naad ta tha "great, common touch." CHAMBERS Furniture for that ■oumi; with such a heart >t>u ought Abraham Lincoln had It. He wlU 1940 DE SOTO Sedan. Phone 8583. Bralthwalte, 82 Pearl Street. done personally, meaning good tools for light and new gas or electric range. A to bus, etorea and good school. 8 work at moderate coat. Raymond Shown by appointment. Douglas ELLSWORTH MITTEN to live till you're 80. live through the agea became of It. A 1.1 a p p l i a n c e s serviced and heavy presses. Also good selection of apartment or Patient But, doctor, I'm 81 A lively and alncare Interest In our and Flake. Tel. 2-92b7. regular size ranges. Complete Blanchard, Realtor. 5447. Agent—Manchester 6930 WANTED— B1<1« to Pratt 1937 BUICK 4-door sedan. Radio repaired, burners, refrigerators tool.s for secondary now. fallowa will give us an education ranges, washers. , etc. AU work line of home furnishings, small snd heater. F-xcellent in n in g forming and double MANITHE8TER GREEN — Well ROCKVILLE — Two-family, oil Doctor - There I What did I tell that will broaden us, give ua great - m to guaranteed. Metro Service Co- appliances and T.V.. Vlaltora wel and Olenwood streets. 8 a. m. to condition. Must be ^ Rcfstoinf built older home with 6 rooms and burner, excellent condition, two- you. er tolerance, more compassion, and Tel. Mancbeater 2m888. action blank and cup come. 501 Middle Turnpike East. make for a riohor Ufa." enable offer refused. CaU 2-3751 lavatory on the first floor. Four car garage and workshop. Elxtra 4:45. Phone 7772. m a t t r e s s . Toui old maltrssaea tools. Must be experi Hours 9:30 to 5, 7:3(7 to 8:30. bedroooms and a full bath on. the Correct this sentence: ’’I Lincoln la an axample of.a man after 6 p- m. LINOLEUM RemnanU, 50c aquare stertllaed and remade Uke liew large lot E. F. VonBcker, Agent, mOOME TAX enced in .setting roll second. 'The kitchen Is large but wouldn't mind paying taxes,'' said who roao from a very humble be yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. Jonea Furniture and Flow GAS STOVE.' electric refrigerator 509 Keeney street. service. CaU Dan Hosier 2-S3^», 1940 CHEVROLsET call feed.o accurately, modem. Steam furnace, six Vears the man, "If the money wasn't ginning to the Proatdonoy, What Done by reliable. weU-tralned Ooveilng. 36 Oak. Tel. 2-1041, and two burner kitchen heater opportunlUoa did ho over have ex orT969.______.solid car throughout. 1939 t^cv- old, oil fire. Lot is very large. wasted." men All Jobs guaranteed. Hall p’irst class men only. Reasonable. Call 8840. cept thoee he created himaelf T Nu rolel coach. Two to choose from_ Many other features too numer Lot* for Sale 73 ^ PROSPUkn HUl school ror Many others. Douglas Motors, 333 Linoleum Co., 32 Oak street. THE BASSICK CO. You ciu\ recognize the road to merous hardships, obatacleo and Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or Private Instructions 28 ous to mention. So call us I.Qr ap SALE OR Lease. Main street busi succeaa hy the dUcarded con- hoartbfeaklng dUappointmonta Maint ' ______South Avenue’ QUALITY GAS stove, good con pointment to see or for further SwSgarten, first grade. 8100. NEW GREGG shorthand aimpli- ness location. Used car permits aclencsa along the wuy. came to him, yet ho adWaya f l ^ ^ h Friday. Tran^rU Uon 1941 CHF.VROt.ET coupe Our BRIDGEPORT. CONN. dition, Reasonable. Phone 2-9708. Information. Fuld price 118,500. available. Also industrial land, « > malnod a simple, . kind-hearted s bar- fled. 24 hour courae In theory. Alice CTampet Agency. Phone 2- man, "with malice towarda none furnlrted. Mrs. Lela Tybur. direc body shop busy.'Pick ” 9 Mary Jayne Mitchell, Tel. 8295. GAS STOVE. Good condition, $30. centrally located. Suburban Real, Pepye, famous for hIs Diary, tor. Phone 4 2 6 7 . ______cam necclin;; some metmetal a u'ork CELL.AR8 Cleaned, ashes and rub 4543, 2-0880 or Mrs. Wagner 2- ty Realtors, 49 Perkins street. was a faithful churchgoer all hla and charity to all." / .333 bish removed. Phone 7644. Inquire 134 Lakewood Circle 0028. J(7WU-UA>-)& Aivither famoua man, o f atrong Runs nne Doofil"-' Motors Phone 8215. WART i'JS — k-(E Ilfs, but all the evidence ehows WANTED—Ride to Pratt A " h li ' Business Opportunities 82 Salesman Wanted 86 A South. Phone 2-9206. that churchgoing to him was a character, George Washington, bo- n jf s ^ n d shift, from Middle Main ______a n t i q u e s Keflniabed. Repairing 313 MAIN STREET MICKEY HN.N came a fine leader. He piloted this BOOK MATC:HES. Sell every bus! Be R d iX Automatic washing ma- infiltration! LANK LEUNARl) mera habit. He was inclined to let Turnpike and Main street. Phone done on any furniture. Tiemann. PROMINENT Radio and television cuuntry through perilous dara and ' p ^ O K M 'l'R M O TO R ness. No experience needed. Earn chine. Good condition. Phone 7562 2 'i ACRE LOT with well. French I’M GOING OUT hla Imagination do Its work during 189 South Main street. Pbdne sales and service. Forced to sac BUSINESS PROPERTY Road, Bolton. Call 8770. a dull sermon. How many of to shared the aufferlnga .of hla aol- 8915.______s a l e s . Inr. big daily commission, full or after 4:30 p. m. IN THE TARP. 5643. rifice due to Illness. Write Box m -i'-.r i 1 tfiiiutg. ta«1 ] MfiLFINN -AND day’s churchgoers are unlike him? diere a t Valley Forge. When ha WANTED-Ride to Gray Manu part time. Feature Union Label N, Herald for particulars. CHINA CLOSET, washer, sewing IN COUNTRY Like atmosphere, HANG UP THE became our FTrat President, he facturing Co., arbor street. Hart. PAYS: "Nict'. .'b?, very 124 h o u r oil burner service. Min- glamour girls, hillbillies, scenlcs, consisting of 2 offices and 5 room machine and other household tenement. Good Income. Suitable large building loU with shade CLOTHES,' Two pickpockets were working was loved and respected by all. In fo^ATTmmedlatevlclnUy. Hours j ncapolie controls.'^arl Van Camp. GOING BUSINESS. Religious dozens of other .atyles. Free big hla darkest trlela. he prayed for nico.” for dentist, doctor, lawyer, etc. trees. Overlook Drive, W m. FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER the crowd In front of an office 7 ^ 3:30 P m. Call 2-9469 after Phone 5244. gest. most complete match cata goods. The Woodshed. 11 Main aid, with simple faith. articles and card shop. Many ad This location is improving every Kanehl. builder Phone 7773. building. They paid particular at ditional poJMlbilitles. Good loca log ever offered. Mercury Match street. If we would take a leaaon In per- 6 p. n a . ______BUK'K l-r>R ?F.DAN WINDOW SHADEr made to order day. tention to one man, whom they had tion. Ideal set up for aggressive Corp., 1204 Hall avenue, Zane.s- OLD RED Tin Ban,. 706 North WELLESLEY Road—70 x 143, assn take out a fat wallet and servance from thsoe two great HELP'.-Does your child have and antiques. him to a lawyer's office without lects Teacher willing to tutor Phone 2-4543 or 2-0880 or Mrs. Realtor W’m. Goodchild, Sr., Realtor. Of \) getting a chance to get the wal create a bettar field fur opportuni it home, call 2-9752 after 4 p m. Window Shndw Co.. Route 44 at Situations Wanted— Frank Denette. Phone 2-3876. ties. Sometimes, when It looks as late." I Wagner 2-0028. ■ fice 15 Forest street, 7925 or \ Q U A L I T Y let. Soon the man ceme out. Bolton Notch Phone 2-4473. Male 89 875 Main Street— Est. 1921 If we are just drifting with tha WANTED— Riders to Hartford, ict.ift m k r l l r y -1-DR. WE BUY and sell good .ised fur '8891. First Pickpocket — What are Phgnc 5440 or 5938 flCAT SHOPPE ■ tide, unaean chancas coma to ua , ‘ SED AN PETER W PANTXt-UK. electrical niture comblnat'on ranges, gas //, we going to do now ? vicinity of ® h‘ "'Maln Help Wanted— Female 85 Home Listings Wanted Second Pickpocket Wait around suddenly. It behoove* ua to be Radio heater, defroster, direc contractor, matntenaiice and wlr ALL TYPES of carpentry work ranj;e.s snd heaters. Jones Fr.rnl- Suburban for Hale 75 V v V ready and waiting to grasp luiex- tur*- Store, 36 Oak Phene 2-1041. for the lawyer. tion light.- .and f'"’’ tng for light and power 40 Fostar WANTED Sales clerk for full done. Reasonable rates. Call 6852. NEW CAPE CJODS and ranch pected opportdnltlei. By studying street. Phone 3303. TOLLAND County, exceptional drive. A vcr>- pretty htUo old time employment. Apply in per- GLEN WOOD combination gas and style, homes Two and three bed to Improve yourself, you can cre rooms. Full cellars, oil hot water buys, dairy, poultry farms, with Bach yaar when Hallowe'en cornea ate a better Job perhaps, A hobby smoothie \LL TYPES of Income taxes-pre-| son. Marlow's. 867 Main atreet. oil stove. A-1 condition. Can be o » BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Zlnir BY eim;aii IMAKTIN ‘round AuIomoIHM* ^o* 8ale 4 Doga— Birds— Pets 41 heat. Pleasantly located. Doug or without stock, equipment. Sec may bring In hondaome flnancim pared bv ta.x expert Reasonable seen at 137 Pine street. I watch my windows like a hawk. NEW WILEVP VEinrEF.S GIRL WANTED for sorting and las Blanchard. Realtor. 5447. us before you buy. Listings need T S “ TRve, HYQV. \Vl gains. i05O CHEVROLET Fleetline « - rales. Phone 2-0V44. Mr. Dolan FOUR VERY Nice Red Cocker TH\»6 THW DOO WVV4G TO »VTS CAMg.RA»THAT But next day when I rise to look ONE— M'lEL^P 6 O E. wrapping clean shirts. Steady ed. cash buyers. Welles Agency, MY I'm peering out through wax or Judge Walter Malone gives ex luxe tudor, eicellent condition, after 5:30 p. m. employment, benefits. Apply m puppie.s. One six months old CUSTOM ^ANCH House, 6 rooms, VOCV4W r . - _ v ----- WVlOy) MHAT cellent advice, In hi* poem "Oppor iw- mileage. 1946 Cbevrolcl tudor STATION WAGON Machinery and I’oola 62 Coventry’. Tel. 7-6872. DUO chalk. -I person. New Model Laundry, <3 Beagle Hound, male. Pedigreed bath, lavatory ani laundry room. \T \G: tunity.He saya: Very clean. Many others. Dougla Heater, defroster and overdrive. COVENTRY--4 bedroom house, L. Darcy. Household Scrvlcea Summit. stock, Zimmerman's Kennels, U.'SED CATERPILLAR 22 Farm- Attached 2-car ge age C. H. W, LAST SOM M ER ’ "Wall not for precious chances Motors, 833 Main.______^______Lake street. Phonfe 6287. alls, Allis-(Jhalmers tractors, heat. Baseboard radiation. Two basement garage, artesian water, passed away. ONE— WILEYS ‘1 CYL. Offered 18A Patient: Five dollars Is an awful DAY FOUNTAIN Clerk, full or plows, harrows, limesow’crs. Spe- fireplaces. Aluminum comblna $10,500. Terms. Welles Agency, lot of money for pulling a tooth— Each night, I bum th* records of 1949 U N CO l^ CLUb “ ^ ^ STATION WAGON part time. With no Saturday or i i a LK GERMAN, half Collie dog the day. overdrive. Beauti WEAVING Qf burnt, moth nolea ciaKs on cultivators, plows har tlon Windows. Vi acre landscap Coventry. Tel. 7-6872. two seconds' work. radio, heater. _ Healer, defroster and overdrive Four months old. Housebroken, At sunrise, every soul is bom and torn clothing, hotlery runs, Sunday wtrk. Experience not rows for Fords. Dublin Tractor ing plot. AU feature^ for modern Dentist; Well. If you wish, I can ful throughout, save Call 2-0207. (COVENTRY — Attractive Colon again. dred dollars. tXvuglas Motor ONE—1051 WILEYS 1 W. D. bandbaga repaired, zipper re- necessary Apply John Morion, Co , North Windham Road, Wil- living. Suburban Realty Co., Real pull it very alowly. Bidwell's Soda Shoppe. ials. ImprovCTnents few acres, Wring not your handa and weSp; Sales 333 Main .lEE? placemeni. umbrellaa repaired, limantic. tors, 49 Perkins street. Phone Welles Agency, Coventry. Tel. In 160 yearn America has made I land my arm to all who say T Full top diaw bar and seats men's shirt oollare reversed and WOMAN TO care for six year old Poultry and SnppUe* 43 8216. 7-8872. ______can!’ 1949 STUDEBAKER 4-DR replaced. MarloWa U ttle Mending more progress than all the other CHAMPION-Overdiive, ra- child, afternoons, 5 days a week, Musical instruments S3 No shamafaced outcast ever sank Shop. ORDER Your Turkeys for Easter natlune of the world have mado In ao deep dia heater and hill holder. o w il l y s sf d yn in ray home. Phone 4822. WEST SIDE Wanted— Real Estate 77 e,0(M) years. 0 \ T .-1 9 1 . . Fresh frozen. 12 to 25 pounds. ACX'XIRDIONS. Must liquidate 100 But yet might rise and be again 1949 FORD 5 PASS. CLJ-'B DELIVERY FLAT FINISH. Holland window WANTED—Reliable woman, fond Ready any time. Schaub'a Turkey CONSIDERING SELLING a m an!" accordions at once Come ready Four family, one vacant An official who had occasion to COUPEi—Radio, heater and shades made to measure. All of children, to care for 2 .school- •Kami. 188 Hillslown Road. YOUR PROPERTY? Hill ECONOMY PLUS in these to buy Trades accepted. Conven- tenement. A wonderful invest write to a member of the ('hlnr*e overdrive. metal Venetian blinds at a new children. Lunch to 5:30, five fine new Station Wagons— low price Key* made while you lent term. Open 'til 9 p. m. Ropd- Without obligation to you, we colony, mindful of the Oriental's Sallyteen— Father, can my new da\-s a week. Must live In vicinity inonc Accordion Center, 26 Mar ment. Excellent condition. will appraise or make you a cash ,.r cow milTMmnYK*LlMlLT.M.MB.».Xf*T.«W. boy friend replace your business 1949 FORD CO.NV 5 PAS& The world’s largest selling wait Marlow's. I Articles for Sale 46 A L L E Y OOP Bump.v BY V. T. HAMLIN appreciation of flowery languaga, COUPB — Radio, heater, of South school. Phone evenings ket street, Hartfor.1. 6-0700, col offer for property. See us before partnar that died yesterday? Station Wagon. Three years TANNER STREET OSCAR SAID and of hla own duty to the oauaa white wall Urea. UANCHES'TER Upholstering Co. | 2-3396. ELECTRIC well pump, 140' new you sell. 'He's a different kind of pointer— he points at steaks SOME KIND OF STUFF THAT of goQd public relations, ended hit Father— It’a all right with me. if lect. Only building lot left on this IT MUST WORKS TH’ SHIP EITHER BY in a row. R*-upholaterlng. drapeiies, elip pipe, 30-30 Winchester rifle, 5 x Phone 6273 instead of birds!” letter with the wish: "M ay Heaven you can arrange it with the under 194g STUDEBAKER COMMAN t r a c e r f o r Drafting depart BE SOME ATTRACTING,OR REPELLING SAXOPHONES, one alto. one ] garget 125’ X 135’ . BRAE-BURN REALTY KINO OF preserve you always." taker. DER 4-DR. S ^ A N —Radio, See These Today A\ covers. 48 Purnell Placa Call 2- ment. Minimum of two year.s' 28 short wave receiver. 600-16 ITFROM.VARpUS SOLAR 9521. Open evenings tires and tubes, 1 h.p. gas motor, tenor. Both in excellent condition. CARMV.AI. BY DICK TURNER MAGNETIC BODIES. D E P ^D IN G To the delight of the offtolal'a heater, overdrive. experience. High school graduate ANDOVER 'IF YOU ARE lonslderlng selling ON ANGLES AN' 1, h p. electric motors, combina Ward Krause, 5336. office staff, tho Chinaman re Some women don’t think of men 1949 STUDEBAKER LAND DeCORMTER MOTOR REPAIR.S ON sewing machines, with some technical training. Ap. your home In the town or coun DISTANCE... sponded with: "M ay Heaven pickle *11 the time, but when they think, CRUISER—Overdrive, radio ply Cheney Brothers Employment tion table radio. 1948 Crosley car Near Andover Lake. Four try, and are looking for piorapt SALES. Inc. pendulum clocks, electric sp- A-1 condition, 22 automatic rifle, 68 you, too." they think of men. and beater. pliancea and motors. Frank X Office, 146 Hartford Road. Man Wanted— To Buy rooms, two unfinished. Almost and courteous service call Ells 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 Skil\ saw 6-lnch. pinball machine. 19U CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN Dion. Phone 7779. chester, Conn, completed. Asking $9,500. worth Mitten, Real Estate Agen m iC S RUNNY Manchester Call 2-9097 after 5 p. m. WANTED—4Jood used fumtturr cy. Phone -.lancnestcr 6930. —.Very clean. BE SELF-Employed. Avon Prod Any quMtity. We offer you high m i (THEVROLETS. Fords. Ply LTTP.TAIN.S— Avoid the ni.'h. have FULL SIZE Maple bed and spring. CENTER SPRINGS I «UFRO*B THAT 1949 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN. your curtain.s laundered now be ucts offers unlimited earnings est prices. Woodshed Phone 2- ARE YOU Ready to sell? Duplex, WACKY WABfilT Wlkl. mouths. We ll go to $.500 in trade In excellent condition, $40. Call BE LATB PflUVEKlNS fore Ea.ster Experienced. 2-1411 with repeat order.s. Always in 3154. flats, lake and country proper 1941 CHRYSLER CONV. COUPE on our 1949 Lincoln Club coupe 5256. REALTY CO. MY PAFBR AOAIN — Radio and heater. great demand. For an appoint ties. (All replies confidential). ^-eooH t u m I DougUs Motors, 333 Mam CUSTOM-MADE slip covers In ment at your convenience in your BOLTON — Budding stone and Koiinii- Wiini'ui ILiurd .i** 470 Main Street Please write or phone. Howard R. time for Easter Our expert will Hastings, Real Estate Special CHORCHES MOTOR S A l^ 1946 CHEt’ ROLET Tudor, com own home. Write Mrs. Buckman, flagstone. Also rock drilling 90 Oakland Street Phone 2-9483 cut and pin-tU them to your ist. Odd Fellows Building. 489 pletely overhauled Extra clean 29 Highland Terrace. Middletown. and blasting. Bolton Notch (Juar- FUR.N’ ISHED Single bedroom for Phone 6988 throughout. 1950 Olds 88 tudor. chairs or sofa in your own home Coim. or call Middletown 6-6377 married couple or working per Main street. Phone 2-1107. so yon will be .sure of a perfect ry. Phone 2-0617 Stanley Patnode CLEAN CARS — PRICED LOW- Douglas Motors. 333 Main. after 6 p m. son. Call 2-8061 or 2-1463. KERRY STREET — 2 family URGENTLY Needed. Modern FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Guess He Does BY MERRILI C GUARANTEED'. fit Well-tailored: ruffled or box LARGE 16" Television console. ni.OSSER UADY TO sell lovely guaranteed house. 5-5. (Jold llets. Asking $7.- homes, 2 to i bedrooms. fJash — y— s 1941 BUICK 8EDANETTE pleated. Orders taken this week Beautiful mahogany with doors. LARGE, Clean double room, twin S im p l y Aw. THAT fcUY ALSO 'iFNT 500. Call Anita White. 8274. buyers waiting. CaU Suburban How ON Y i Lo t s o f 3 But this See wmat 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN 1941 CHyiVROLET Deluxe sedan. will be delivered in time for nylon lingerie, hosiery direct to Famous make, $319.95. $50 al bed.*. Gentlemen preferred. At the EAKTM maa , GETS S a c k s 5AY PICTURE/ dizzy ONE WAS Realty Co., Realtors, 49 Perkins 1 MEAN 1941 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE A-1 condition. Call 660.S sflei 4 ■ Easter Tel. 2-9126. for appoint fnenifs. neighbors. Mode.sl prices. lowance for yoiu old radio. Let s Center, 16 Wadsworth street. SINGLE Six room house, lavatory DID YOU LET TER..' OF o o o e y , DAMCS SOMEIHING SEDAN (2) ment and free estimate. Big earning.s Our 29th year. street. Phone 8215. MEET FAN (dAIL / SEMO HIM have TV today. Easy terms. 65 and bath. Located at 76 South their. , SPECIAL/ 1941 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL 1937 FORD coarh. «0 horsepower Write Thogersen Hosiery Co Hawthorne street. For appoint HOT LICKS DELUXE TUDOR weeks to pay. Brunner's TV Inc., PLEIASANT Room for gentlemen. DO YOU HAVE a smaller home la r k y . PICTURES.' motor. Good running condition Wilmette. III. 358 East Center street. Tel. 1940 CHEVROLET SEDAN 16A 91 Foster street. ment call 2-1746. you wish to sell? 1 have qualified T-' Inquire at 41 Apel Place after 4 Roofing 5191. Open Wed.. Thurs, Friday 1940 CHEVROLET TUDOR l a d i e s e a r n $1 to $Tper hour, MANCHESTER Green—Six-room buyers desiring 4 and 5 room p. m. ROOFING Specializing In repair 'til 9. Saturdays all day 'til 5. FURN'ISHED Room ot. bus line, singles in many locations 1940 PONTIAC TUDOR part or full time. No canvassing. colonial with breezeway and ga 1940 OLDSMOBILE TUDOR Ing roofs of all kinds. Also new for ge..tleman. Private home. throughout Manchester. For Tel. 7067. ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port rage. Located in an excellent 1939 DODGE Sin>AN roofs. Gutter work. (Jhlmneys prompt action and personal at Anto Aceessorl^ 5457. ______residential area./Three rooms and 1989 CHEVROLET TUDOR cleaned, repaired, 26 years' ex able and standaro typewriters tention call 5447, Douglas Blanch T in s lavatory down, three bedrooms 1939 OLDSMOBILE 6 SEDAN perience. t ree estimates. CaU Help Wanted— Male 3fi All makes of adding machines and bath up. Plenty of closets. Oil ard. Realtor. 1939 PONTIAC 2-DOOR FAMOUS Name batteries, 18 Howley. Manchester 5361. ■old or rented. Repairs on al R(X)M FOR Rent. Green section. Best Tenns! Bent Trades month guarantee. Ford, ChetTO- WANTED — Television antenna makes. Marlow's. Board If desired. 2-4408. hot water heat. Fireplace. Rea SELLING? Contact thla office for COLE MOTORS — 4164 let, eitc,. (Square! $8.95; Pontiac, EXPERT R(X)F repairs, gutter helpers. See Jerry Fay, at Brun sonable occupancy. Price Is $16,- prompt and dependable service. if' and conductor work, as well as TWO HEATED rooms for renL 500. T. J. Oockett, broker. Phone Alice Clampet Agency. Phone 2- 1988 BUICK Special 4-door aedan Bulck. etc., (long) $9.95. 0)le ner's T.V. department. CaU new roofs, guararteed to stay In CANNING JARS for sale. Gentlemen preferred. West Side. 5416 or residence 3751. 4543 or 2-0880 or 2-0028.______Blue. Clean car. Private owner Motors 4164. place In any kind of storm. CaU MANPOWER Shortage spells op- 5252. Call 5252. ^ reasonable. 51 'Walnut street. MANCHESTER — Cape Cod, five Coughlin, 7707 after March 12th. nortunity for trained men. Pre------springs, ^re yourself at home in spare] PAIR TWIN Be^_ cod LARGE Furnished rooms, resi finished rooms, one unfinished. WANTED—5 or 6. room house in PR SCILLA’S POP The Silver Lining: BY) AL VERMEER BALCR BETTER BUT Trailcra for Sate 6A time. 400 course* In business and Innerspring mattresses, painted dential section, near Congrega Oil heat, automatic electric hot Manchester. W rite Box L, Herald. I'M PRISCILLA'S ^ N O ... SHE CAUGHT A TWATS TOO BAD! BLTT IT USED CARS wood frame. Goot condition. Rea tional and stores; elderly folks TEACHER. /T l l s a S ^ 1947 PLA'TT 'Trailer. 27 feet. 2 4 Heatint— Plumbing 17 engineering. Approved under the water heater, storm windows and I SLIGHT COLD. SO I OXJlD HA'«/E b e e n CiT COULD rooms. Sleep* 5. CaU after 6 p. m. sonable. Manchester 2-98T5. preferred. Phone Coventry 7-6912 screens? nicely landscaped lot with FARMS AND Country Estates 3 WASN'T I '^TWOUQHT IT BEST TO LOT VAORT/E, OCXJLDNT, 1980 CHEVROLET H TON PICK G. I. Bill. Free catalog upon re SCHOOL TODAY' HAVE Storrs 9090. JacK Dinsmore. PLUMBING And Heating, special quest. International Correspond after 6 p. m. trees. Convenient to stores, school wanted. The New York Herald •^HAPPENED UP— 4,000 miles. izing In repalra remodeling, cop 'Tribune will publish Ita Annual ence Schools, Box 1669,. Scranton Diaraunda—Watchc HEATED Room, centrally located. and bus. Full price $ 1 0 .^ . Alice ^ B BBf. Am’ per water piping, new construc Clampet Agency. Phone z-4543 or Spring farm listings Sundays, 1950 MERCURY CLUB COUPE— Garages— Services— 9, Pa. 48 Continuous hot water. Gentleman ierm*mkmantle and repair all The Administratrix h»vlnz exhibited HOBIZONTAL 3 Pre* equipped. Low mileage. to share apartment. Will ex in Herald Tribune’s SPi"*"* EFFICIENT Plumbing and beat types of blanking, Garden— Farm— Dairy her *dmlnl»tr*tlon account with *« d Catalog. Address Herald Tribune I Depicted la ®* Wanted Autos— ing.^ Plugged drains machine change references. Write Box K, ^ ate to the Court of Probate for said * 1949 CHRYSLER CLUB COUPE Far mDesk. 230 W. 41st street. Motorcycles 12 cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 303 forming ami bench Prodnets 60 Herald. Dlatrlct for allowance. It 1» ^ ^ , the etats flag . ®ff***" — Exceptional car. Appear ot North ____ 3 Chlnosa town pakland etreel I^one 6497. presses used in fabri ORDERED; That the 10th day of New York City. ance wise and mechanically. WANTED FIRST QUALITY Green Moun March 1951 at 11:30 o’clock In the . ______a-5 LWwar»t«aaeTKa.ew.J 6Tbls U koowa * Inward cating sAeel products. tain poUtoes. Mealy, cook and I Bnaineas Locations forenoon, at the Probate Olflce ^ aatbe*nhr TTempI* 1948 BONTLAC CONV. COUPE— PLUMBING, Heating. New work VIC FLINT Hard V MH'M AHI (I'MAI.I KY taste good, $1.60 bushel. DeUver- Coventry be. and the *•>"* *• *’ ***",] ofor housenouae below $10,000. ---NO - - — Stata” > Dancing girl A well kept car. Buy now and CLEAN USED CARS and repairs. Copper plumbing, THE BASSICK CO. For Rent 64 ed for a hearinz on the allowance (’ll ® -----— — Aa. ed to your door. Call Hathaway] Please call 2-2120. or write de NO MlSTAKINd THAT A tthevuskehousc o f f c e PO NOT BB T'vou'ins STUPIP 13 It wai ona of 9 Pronoun save. clogged drains cleaned with elec •aid admlnlatratlon account with »aid TOP PRICES . tric motor. Vincent Marcln, 305 South Avenue 2-1390. OFFICE IN Orford building. Real eftate and till* court direct* ‘be ad- tails to Box E. Herald.______FKSUKE, EVEN IN THE OF HANNIBAL FROST. ANSKV WITH J. ANR v o u m the II 10 Aga 1946 MERCURY 4-DR. SEDAN— BRIDGEPORT. CONN. estate, professional, eta Apply mlnletratrlx to cite all P'"'*®''*. Pa r k —IT svAsaoffE. HVACNUTH. / RANGEIEOUft.' colonies 11 Image North Main. Phone 4848. ^KAT NISKT H6S OOT TOO MUCH, SO M3U FAILER A««AIN.''OjVl 6IVE MB < > C L m THUOUGH, Radio and heater. Very clean. COLE MOTORS Marlow’s. cited therein to appear at »ald time HOraatLaka 12 Abates 22 Follower 44Abova ^ Bouschoid Goods 61 and place, by publishing this order one Legal Notices AS VIC GITS OF ASTairr i d OUTUVfip >CXae LiMFULNESS. O N BM C*B K LNAClNTH.^y^ 15 Color 17 Tin (symbol) M Maker of 48 Organ of MMl 4164 s m a l l STORE at 15 Maple time In some newspaper having a cir ON HIS CATCH HIM I TO/MB. OlVe MB P ------— < CHANCE/ 1947 STUDEBAKER COUPE — Moving— Trucking— W IN D OW CLEANER. Reliable, culation In aalc.' Dtatrlct, and by poll lalQVOB PI^RMIT 16 Particles 20 Educated clothing 44 Suffer (Soot) Fully equipped. Special low Just Returned — street, near Main, Suitable for BaLCCKsfY/ !-A ~y Storage t o experienced If possible. Full or j ing a copy on the public »lgn post n o t i c e o r APPLICATION Tl-CXINefiFUL Ifl Paid notiesa 21 Tightens 87Unltiof 40TiU*o< price. part time. Apply at 77 Brookfield 3 ROOMS FURNITXniB small business or office. Apply It Negative reply 24 Vipers energy Buatneea Senucce Offered 13 With Appliances nearert to the place whye the HYACINTH oourtaoy street, ot phone 7614. Edward J. Holl. 1009 Main streeL Uat dwelt, at least five day* before aald Thla 1* to give notice that 60KE 20 RelMee 20 Soogllk* 4 2 ^ u u r * ( II Poem 1939 CHRYSLER 4-DR. SEDAN FLOOR PROBLEJxS solved with • "KELVINATOR" ELECTRIC time laalgned. —Very good transportation. STORAGE Space 12' x 28’ for T. CUMMINGS, of 78 SHOOTS AT 22 Bone A II This itata’s S3 KxM linoleum, a.sphaU tUe counter. rent. Inquire 128 Blssell street. AD VAN CED Commissions. Sell REFRIGERATOR______And due return make Menchester. Conn.. b«'e med_«i «P^ Wanted to Rent 68 Certified from Record. I rSlMtton datel February 33. H(M PROM 23 Otherwise capital is 43 Swaba 03 Psyche pait 1938 BUICK SPECIAL 4-DR. SE Expe.rt wor. aanshlp, free esti stores, bars, hotels. Big line novel- j • “BENGJ^ THOMAS O. WELLES. Judge. Control Conunlealon for a AMBUSH, SOStmjr CALL PHIL, for moving, Ught O. E. WA8HINO m a c h i n e ------V I the LiQUor Control ------DAN—Good mechanical con mate*. Open' evenings. Jones Fur ties, calendars, electric signs. URGENTLY Neede'i 4-room rent, TV«N FLEES. 27Rave . r trucking, ashes, rubbish removal. UNIVERSAL" ELECTRIC dition. niture, Oak street. Phone 2-1041. Cash bonus. Free samples. Write] by two adults, both working. Beat at a court o f PROBA-rB beldj Wal*- 2g Mineral Specialize in movlni.. Good work. Pricing Press, Dept. N, 103 La-1 RANGE th. I ‘>Mk=Xtt:’M-«.ch..t.-r.pact. S conn. E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-l-N-G of references. Phone 2-1668 after ^ l.tri“ T ‘ SancVeri"r, “ n Z »nd 1 20 Prapoeltlen BALCH PONTIAC. Inc. ASHES AND -Rubbish removed CaU 2-3774 or 2-9248 after 5. fayette, N. Y. C. 18. The bualne buaine** U owned (Jail Norman Pierce. 9 Trotter WITH FURNITURE 4 p. m. . ______ITkrando. of 181 LoomU strwL ^ MPiab parts •185 Center Street Phone 2-4545 - J WALLBTT. DlTk^ndo, tlR eu * street. Phon- 2 0252 THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Oo._ O-N-L-Y . . Open ETvenlngs Until 10 P. M. BUSINESS Executive desirea 814 .1 . . «nTMX?vAr CUMMINGOt OX (9 local and long distance moving, $484 . m. wa. u. a e*T era. Strield offleer to 5 room apartment. Man(sh^ ^ 'I ^ .V .t . of How.ru' L,Taylor « (ab.) packing, crating and storaga TERM S? Yes Indeed. STORAGE? TOOL AN D ter vicinity. No children. Can W ASH TUBBS Sound O f Strife lii LESLIE ItiUNER •4 Mimic Service to all pa,ts ot the U. S. Yea indeed, and at no extra coat “ Vhe"dm .nU t“ ior°hl^^^^^^ ^DWIN T. CUMMINGS, Hartford 6-3166 days except Sat- 25EtsantialbeiBf A and Canada. Call 5187. Hart until you are ready regardleat of hi. flnsl adihlntstratlon c te d February 38, 1861 holv BlMpKI n . AUDI DIE M AKERS said *aUte to this Court for allowance, i ------3&MliUy ford 6-1423. time. IN SU RAN CE T Paid In full urday and Sun«tay. CEEineV lOCKBPlI NTILI f k while In storage. NP COdlE Biy OOMMl’ StClos* Ed Sullivan’s Special! W A N T E D — 4-room unfurnished '^(JRDBRED: That -the 31it HBTiEeBCl 40Plural su0U MANCHES’TER ,'ackage Delivery. Experienced in mak IS THIS A GOOD VALUE? March. 1851. at ten o clock, forenoon, You see It. You be the Judge. It's apartment. By two adulU. Phone 41 Claims Local light trucking and package ing a variety of com at the Probate Office In the HunlclMl delivery. Refrlgeratora waahere one of the blggeat bargalne we 4211. ButldlnK tn''**ld M*nch€*ter. be Knd BANTLY 4Troothall pound, progressive position (ab.) w MORIARTY BROS ' 4 8 D O D G E and atova movmg a apecialty. ever had. 1 URGENT 4 or 5 room unfumiahad th« Mina la sssls®®4 ® SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT the allowance 40 Balongt to it F Phona 2-0752. ^ and forming dies rent Ly three adults and one nil' used in fab^cating ONLY DAYDRBVHJNINO so Engine C L U B C O U P E FOR 10»POnmiBl«T_PHONB child. CaH 8029. OIL CO. •1 Ear (comb, steel products. Palntlnit— Papering I I “ e' Umt Md plSie aailgntd for .Hd form) AfterAffair T 7 P. M. 45-4WO Mr. A Aioen lb e r t 1] YOUNG P. A W.^ engineer, ^ wife SS.3 M AIN ST. bearing be given to all person* known IS fluent PAPERING, Painting, celUnga U be inlererted therein to • P ^ '’ and THE BASSICK CO. or other rent. Will algn lease and T E L . 5293 84 Sea god whitened, floors sanded and re- IF YOU Are looking for a uaed be heard (hereon by puMlahlngPP^lj*^* a South Avenue pay reaaonable rent. Referencea M At this place Anlsheu. Call Gilbert Fickett. refrigerator, waahlna' machine or M 3.1. order in IT Put drivers 6982. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. kitchen rangoitry Watklna Broth- upon requeet. CaU Manchaater ?ig“:'riwi'.tlSnT*aid at r era flret. '______2-41M ., Sit nw dvs Ronge and Fuel 'I wondgp H tho Fiwieh Ferfilgn Laglon !• fitill t ^ i n g VBBTICAL hearing, and , INTERIOR and exterior painting, ad Utter on or b«fote March 7. m l. • animiMiiis/ ITrae paper hang’n^r, ceUinga refinlthetL combination Olenwood, white , atove, also Weatlnghouae electric copy of thU ot'deraddri^d to Marian O il Dietribuforii S Intarstict Fully Insured. Expert work. Wall m a n w a n t e d . Apply In person. Read Herald Advs.' T Sac# Or*«nport. ’IadYIa In l^ d. n . »• paper book:. Edward R. Price. Capitol 'Equipment Co., 38 Main rtfrlgerator. Phone 2-1048 after] JOHN J. WILLETT, Judge. Phone 2 - ^ 3 . street. I ' 5 p. m. or Sunday.
...J' w i 0 S L n ^ Average Dfiily Net Praas Ron For the Week Endtag ____ tiii8 Wurtkar. . The executive /ward of toe Ths House OomihIttM and Board Mareh t, IN I ffkawwA ^ U. & WsNfeiv Mbmb Washington PTA, and committee of Directors of the Red Men’s So Local Youth Men Invited ^ f l F I X I ■ i T O I Z 1 4 1 ^ 1 1 f > i ^ T i ^ T t About Town chairmen, wll' meet tomorrow cial Oub will meet tonight at 8 Court Cases evening at 7:80 in the cafeterto of o'clock. . 10,139 Vs4eF~rMr sM sranyi TMgM James J. Dowd*. 27, of 18* Oak To Qub Event IwUJrUlllu JlFraU I the Washington school. Mrs. On the Radio . -fiKs.Widassfisg Fsk—dwsm ICnMe IUvl«w, N a 1 Wom»n’* The Frlendchip Circle of the street, charged with drtvlflg while Manher af Uw Ao«t Am oCM ioR, will mt«t to- Ernest Ungersr, president, hopes Bureoo ol CIroalattene w W U g b M .N . for a hundred per fcent atten d Salvation Army will omit Ita meet under the Influence of liquor or Maneheeter^A City of VlUetge Charm __ m n r •vcBliV ** clock ing scheduled for this evening. drug* and driving wl\lle hla llcenae Pops Concert to Feature aterp In Odd Fellow* hall. A* thle ance: Norman Kronick Does was under auapenalotj, was sen teal meetinR before The Regina d italla. Society will Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Au- Imiiersonationg on Ted tenced to 60 day* on each count, Country Qub Program (CWaMBcd AdverUslag oe Page IX) rally here March 20. the Rnarts meet this evening at 7:30 at the with aentence* to be served con. VOL. LXX, NO. 181 MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 6,1951 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE e m m •r« requeeted to bring their white dette and family of 42 Lancaster Italian American Club on Eldiidge On Next Thursday road, have returned after a two Mackes Amateur Show currenUy. by Deputy Judge John gMMM to be certain they are of atreet. D. LaBellele In 'Tofown Court ‘ this unUonn length for the floor work weeks’ vacation In Seberlng and Ths broad appsal of th* tntor* SL Petersburg, Fla. \ Norman Kronick son of Mr. and morning. they wUl p u t on. A daughter, their flset child, tainment for the March ‘‘LAdlaa’ Mrs. William Kronick of Stephen Dowds was aiTested February Powers Seek was born Saturday to Mr, and Mra. 18. A previous Tlrunken driving Night” at Manchester Country The DeWolf Art Guild will nicol Mrs. Charles Cole, tel. 4208. street was one of the featured per Foreign Relations Wm. Schinck of Cincinnati. Ohio. conviction four years ago makes in the chapel of the South Meth- chairman of the bski'd ham sup club has brought many requests WHAT IS YOUR per which St. Mary's Guild will Mr*. Schmick. prior to her mar formers on the Ted Mack Amateur the Jail sentenced mandatory, said *MQ- Meet to Ease Allies Continue Drive that the evening be for men and Odiet church tomorrow evening at serve at six o'clock Wednesday riage was Miss Cynthia Ann Pala- Hour over the ABC radio network Prosecutor Philip Bayer. l o u r o n ^ t o’clock. The subject for dis- ley. daughter of Mrs. Harold West Harold E. Houle, J r , 21, of 116 women. The conunlttee baa de cu^on wUl be ‘‘Coffin and Coun evening, urges those who have not last Thursday night. cided that the event will be open *MANCHE5TER QUOTIENT already made reservation.s to do of Pitkin street. North School street, was fined $50 Are Re-Established Young Kronick who is a fresh to husbands and frlenda Thursday High Tensions try Tin Trays." Members ore ask so before ten o'clock tomorrow for tampering with a motor ve This Is one of a projected aeries of Informal ed to bring to the meeting articles The Ladies Aid Society will man at American International hicle, $10 for driving without a evening at 7:30. quizzes designed to give you more than a nod they have decorated since the last morning. They may also call Mrs College in Springfield,'Maas., haa William Hunniford. 4274: or Mrs. meet tomorrow evening at 8:00 at license and $10 for driving sm un A ‘‘Pops Concert” baa been ar ding acquaintance with your town. Its character. On City of Hongchon; meeting. It Is also hoped to have Four Great Nations Try Claude Porter. 7002 The Wednes- , the Concordia Lutheran church. registered motor vehicle. Houle ranged with a w|Parka-clad American Marinm .son, Mrs, Emma Harris, Mra. Alice is a driving under the Influence The permission was granted of President Juan D. Peron an AUTO GLASS gia. count against James Cosgrove, in a new occupation statute nounces charges of ‘‘violating state Karl Gruber, foreign minister of attacking over new fallen Hoagliind and Mrs. Esther N. Austria, arrived in Paris osten SOUTH snow drove slowly ahead to- .Tohnson. Mrs, .lohn D orm er of 55, of 204 Oak Grove street. published here today. The statute security” have been lodged against MIRRORS Norman Kronick Alberto Oainza Paz, editor and sibly to attend a European Marshall da.v in central Korea. The Porter street will speak on Home SPECIAL! also relaxes many. other Allied Plan committee meeting, but his KOREA controls on both the internal and publisher of strikebound antl- (^hinese Reds resisted bitter Nursing. already received more than 1000 ] Jamos' Hair Shaping, Peron newspaper “La Prenaa.” presence here underscored the Married Dependable external affairs of the federal re western demand that any foreign ly. The Leathernecks were votes from the faculty and student public. Gun battle rages In Boston’s r . body at AIC ns well as from resl- Rog. $1.50 — plus ministers' conference take up con ’ r * Yudon® kA^idont inishing toward the key com- For the first time since before south end and before shooting ends Man for Drive (Jiairniaii deiit.s of Springfield. Local resi Toni RofUl — Rog. $1.00 one is wounded and three others sideration of the long-delayed miinicntions hub of Hong dents who heard the program and SHOE the war, Germany will W permit Austrian independence treaty. (P ina Tax) ted to set up diplomatic missions escape injury .... Mysterious ex chon, 15 miles north of recap Service Station wish to vote for Norman may do plosion wrecks main building of Britlsb Delegate Ernest Davies tured Hoengsong. Some of tlie Club Speaker so by simply mailing a penny REPAIRING $2.50 Valuol In foreign countries. She will not presided at today's meeting of the have ambassadors In Washington, Bluefleld State Teachers College in ______a «Psm bor Marine elements were 11 mile* Good Pay For Right Man post card to Ted Mack's Amateur deputies. U. 8. Ambassador-at- i T*ami from Hongchon. * Of the Better Kind Ixmdon or Paris, since the occupy West Virginia Just 22 minutes be Large Philip Jessup wo.s ex[>ected I li»Csvs/f)fl York Strangfeld. chairman of Hour, Box 191, Radio C ity S ta DOTH FOR $2;00 fore 450 Negro students are due The CTiinese Red* are bellave'd tion. New York City and say that ing powers still consider their to speak, aa was French Delegate [Psngni the Red rVoss fund drive, will be (P lu s T ax) high commissioners in Germsmy for 8 a.m. classes. to have .concentrated their largaat McCluro's they wish to vote for Norm Kron- DONE WHILE Alexandre Parodl. Possibly Soviet piiest speaker at ll)e meeting of as the ‘‘channel of negotiation be Glenn L. Martin company an frontline forces at Hongchon. Gen iek. Representative Andrei Gromyko ~ Pyonothsofl U lh OMter St. Phone 5858 the Exchange Club tomorrow YOU WAIT tween the federal (German! gov nounces it has received Air Force eral MacArthur oald another big Service Station noon at 12:30 at the Manchester ■ On the program heard last JAMES’ would ask to speak again. He and Red force—the Chineae Third FMirtn, Ptetm Pmolag. ernment and the Allied govern order to build "substantial num Davies made speeches yesterday to 37.'l MAIN 8T. Country Club. Thursd.iy right from coast to coast. SAM YULYES m ents,” ber’ of British Oaaberrm bombers, Field Army—1* mqving tow ard Veaettoa Bliada. Ed Kra.senics will report on Norni.in impersonated Ronald Col- NOW AT Make It of the delegation*. ■ Oiuchoir' the front from nertheaat Korea to In these three capitals, Ger FRiwUnw Tops .\pply In Person 701 MAIN STREET sturdy twm-Jot that recently set The three Western representa progress of the arrangements for man, .liininy Stewart, Walter Bren 143 MAIN STREET many will be permitted to set up trans-Atlantic record.... Spring- support the Chinese Fourth Field ■'Freedom Shrine", day, and in all nan and .limniy Durante. Norman'.s tives met prior to the day’s four- Army, official agencies along with the field, Mass., couple is seeking power session, to prepare their an SillimV probability will, appoint various talent.s are very much in demand consulates-general she already $20,000 damages from New Haven W hat three Manrhea- Haa Up to 110,000 Mea members of the committee. at the college. Only recently he swers to the agenda proposed by haa eatabUahed. railroad on grounds their health I* pictu re ter achoola are nam Oisfkon MacArthur's report waa the T. J. Crockett, president of the appeared at the College Frolic, s Gromyko. <4. Although Bonn officials wel waa Impaired because they had to ed for prealdenta of a first indication of a iargt ahtft by club, will have something to say Joint American International Col DENiai The United Statea and British comed the new law sa a step to rush to make "unexpected” con a Why did people form- of the United Statea? the TTiIrd Field Army. Ha aald It on Little League activltie.s. lege and Springfield College (.'m- ward normalizing relations with necting train for New York. .Cir Map locat«« crntral KorsM front srrtors whrro Al|lnd troops slnggsid erly tay about Man 'Do yon know what (Continued on Pfge Ten) waa comprised of sevaral Army EVERY nival. the Allies, a West German spokes culation of dally newspapers In chester, “Yon can buy away at Ihr RmIb’ dug-ln ponitlims (naHlmilh llnrs). In tho mat corps, possibly up to 90,000 men. The ideal cloth for sports clothes, draperies, bed man said the final objective was Manchester atreet the 7th and 2nd Divlalons teamed up to rout 6,000 Korean Reds from IT. S. reached record high of 64,- a gun on one side of waa once a main Despite losses of an aatlmaUd ELKS a proposed "contractural” treaty 877,000-a-day last year, accord a mountain stronghold northwest of i’angnlm (A), with other 7th Di Main Street and go highway between 22,250 troops since the United Na TUESDAY spreads, and slipcovers. with the big three which would vision troopa on right flank driving to within 500 yarda of t'handong. Without License, ing to survey conducted by N. W. hunting on the other Boaton and New tions resumed Its limited olfenalva wipe out virtually all occupation Ayer A Son. aide?” Two Fliers Die To the west. Marines driving north of lloengsong and 1st Cavalry Ol- February 21, Chinese and North 7:45 P. M. GLASS controls. The Allies promised York, tm%-eled by vtalon troopa moving out from Vongdii pounded Red defenam guard HOTPOINT George W aahington’a Koreans are believed to numbtr BINGO For Every Purpose . Is Heavily Fined last December to talk over such 1 What are two na- ing highwaya to Hongehon (R). aoldiera? In Plane Crash 300,000 below Parallel 88 In South a treaty . 9 '■ tlonally famous prod K o rea Aulo. Mirrors, Window Publication of the sta tu te wa.s What unuaual bit of W illiam M. H am or, 50, of 22 36-INCH SANFORIZED WASHABLE Collazo Plea ucts m a n u fa c tu i^ In Lt. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, CARRIAGE HOUSE — NORTH PARK ST. 1 The Best Name And Make In accompanied in L«ndon by the Manchester? 8. railroad hlatory waa Plate, Obscure I Hudson atreet, was fined a total eatabllahed In Man- commander of Allied qrotind signing of an agreement by the Twin - Engiqte Bomber force* In Korea, told a newa con ----- ROCKVILLE ------; of $103 by Judge Wealey C. Gryk ehester? Senate Leader Renews ■ri Phone 3.322 United Btatos. Britain and Goes to Jury I Who was Manchea- ference the Reda hava Jilanty of in Town Court Snfiirclav, while REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS Franca permitting the shifting of Wbat dtatinguiahed Disintegrsiti^ ad It Hits Robert Gold.anider. 18, of Andover, 9* ter*s only candidate mm to launch a big eountw-^aa* Sport Denim their troops into each others’ oc for prealdent of the 9 0 Manchoater citizen Blue Ridge Mountain alve. FREE TRANSPORTATION } WHITE waa found not guilty of reckleff.a cupation zones. They agreed al .2 Was Only Demonstrat United Statea? haa a combined rec But he axpreued bellaf auch an driving. RANGES DISHWASHERS so to permit the stationing • in ord of 103 yearn as His Attack on Lodge Bus Leaves Manchester, 7 P. M. HamOr wa.s fined J.50 eneh on Germany of troops of "any other Staunton, Va., March 6—OP)—A attack 1* not imminent Ridgway GLASS CO. ing Says Puerto Rican * After being acquired president of local added that hla forcea "at tha mo charges of driving withnnt a ll WASHERS IRONERS AND allied nation participating in the banking Inatttutlonn? B-26 twin-engine bomber amashed From In Front Of Orange Hall 24 Birch St. Manchester *• f(om the Indiana, by Into a lofty Blue Ridge mountain ment" could atop a Red offenalva cenae and registration and $3 for defense of western Europe.” Indicted as Murderer what name waa the X A thliat tribe of Indiana evading a parking fine. Charter Revised and burned last night. Two crew Storm Claim's The ex-paratrooper gmargl ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS 7 y C yard land now In the IW - owned what Is now men were killed. apoke confidently of hla raghth Goldsnlder was found not giiiltv The London agreement was Washington, March 6 — (iP) — boondarlea of Man contained in a deviston of the known as Manches Authorities at Langley air force Army'a capabllltlea and praiaqd of reckless driving in an accident Both the government and defense chester tint known ? te r? Silent on State Prob February H at Middle Turnpike, charter of the Allied high com base, where the plane was sta Cold Victims the support he has rscelved from LOUIS L FOSTER east, and Vernon atreeta. S et Thom A t mission for Germany. This re rested today in the murder trial of Answers On Page 2 tioned, identified the victims as lems; l.isiH Issues General MacArthur. PLAIN COLORS AND CORRELATING STRIPES vision was designed primarily at Oscar Collazo, accused of slaying two reser\'lsts recently recslled to I Ridgway wbnt to Korea from a guard during an attempt to kill active duty. Washington to succead Lt. Om. YOUR SCORE state CZpltol, Hartford, March Western Blizzard With Walton H. Walker, who waa klll*d Wholesale (Ooatinned on Page Pour) President Truman November I. They were Capt. Donald H. Ten correct annwera—You are a Manchester Belleville, 28. of Belleville, 111., 8—(^ —Senator Benjamin Leljiner Killing Freeze Caus In a Jeep accident north of Seoul The case Is expected to go to s In December.' Ridgway command- INCOMETAX APPLIANCE 89c YARD federal court Jury of nine women booster. and Staff Sergeant James F. But (D., Bridgeport), Senate Majority Nine correct annwera—You’ve won your ‘*M.” ler. 25. of D orchester, Ma.ss. leader, today renewed his attack ing Death on Plains FRUIT AND and three men tomorrow. If con (Conttnoed on Pnqn Two) WAGE EARNERS To Lift Ban victed. the 37-year old Puerto Eight correct answers—A couple of tough ones, The plane crashed near the top on Governor lyodge whom he term SMART CORRELATING PLAIDS of Big North mountain aome 15 REASONABLE Rican nationalist faces a manda ph? ed "Silent John" in a speech last By The Ansociated PreM COMPANY miles west of this City. State tory sentence of death In the elec week when he accused the gover A no-sr blizzard and cold wave PRODUCE Call 65,39 For .Appointment On Aircraft Seven correct anasrera—No old timer, you. Trooper R. C. G aunt, who w as in Wonderful denims for dozens of practicaj usee. Green, chartreuse, tric chair. Six correct anawWa—You’ve Iota of company. nor of not speaking out on state knifed Into the nnow-plagued up The Dost Namo and Placo For the first searching party to climb Issues. Omaha Thugs Collazo was the only witness I.,eaa than six correct anawern—T ry next qnlz, per midwest region today leaving brown, yellow, peach, grey, aqua, faded blue, navy and red. In the 4,000-foot mountain, said the "He is still Silent John,” de 282 NO. MAIN ST. called by the defense. you may do better. plane disintegrated Into a "thou FRIENDLY SERVICE plain colora and multi-color stripes and plaids. U. S. and Britain Ready He staked his life on a story clared Leipnor on the Senate floor, at least four victims frozen In PHONE 2-2846 sand pieces.” western Canada and Montano. In Fade-Away To Sell Military Sup that he and his companion, Grisello charging that the Republlrnn gov 21 MoploStroot Tdophono 2*1575 Gaunt said the wreckage was ernor "has failed to utter one The storm, accompanied by In Torresola, planned a demonstra strewn over a ,500-yard area. The name HOLMES has its plies to Yugoslavia tion in front of Blair House, but syllable” about a long list of state tense cold, scudded across western SERVICES Normally, a B-26 carries a three problems. Cansde and Montana and pushed Jailbreaken Vanish as fullest meaning in the memories of the families Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales had not Intended to kill anyone, or four-man crew. But on train Washington, March 6—(/P)—The Torresola and Guard Donald T. "Bosy With Patronage” into Wyoming and the Dakotas. Police in Four State it has served since 1922 That interpret the wishes ing missions the number Is often Cold wave warnings were issued HOLMES FUNERAL HOMES WANTED United States and Britain are re Birdzell were slain and Collazo The Pen Is Mightier reduced to only two. Lelpner said the governor's al ported about ready to lift a two- Say Clemeiitis leged silence probably co'uld be for Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and Setup Seeking Glues Founded on Service . . . Succeeding on Service of the family. and two guards were wounded In Than the Pitchfork Belleville, who was the pilot, Kansas. year-old ban on the sale of mili the gun battle at the entrance to accounted for because "he has first Joined the Air Force in 1941. A mother and he; two children Directors EXPERIENCED tary and civilian aircraft to Yugo the President's temporary resi Cedar Rapids, M arch 6. been too busy during the past Omaha, March 6—OP)—A pair of la., Has Been Slain He Is survived by his wife. Mr*. perished during a horseback ride Mark Holmes » Howard L. Holmes slavia. —iJP)—Police are looking for two and half months parceling ojit cocky desparadof* and a pistol- dence. across Pennsylvania avenue Ardella Wlaschr Belleville, who is : l om their stalled car In the Mon Phone 7897 or 6310 John B. Burke This would mark another big from the 'White House. "The Devil” who stole a pen now living at Hampton, and his patronage to the favored few." wielding companion who halped CARPENTERS step by the west to bolster Mar- tana blizzard. More than 35 passen they flee a sixth-floor downtown FUNERAL HOME Thi CQAD Under cross-examination by U. from the study of the Rev. L. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. The Senate leader appeared In- JW HALC shM Tito's government against the E. Carter, pastor of St. An Undergrouiifl ReporiH in Incensed that Governor Lodge. In gers of three stalled buses were Omaha Jail, today had vahlsbad Belleville, 317 South 1.5th street, I For Inside and Outside MAMCMUSTie U>MM^ possibility of attack by Russia and S. Attorney George Morris Fay, marooned overnight In 20 degree without a trace. 87 Bast Oeator St TeL 6868 drews Evangelical United Belleville, III. answering his earlier criticism, her Balkan satellites. Collazo conceded he flred the first New York Claim (^erh below zero cold In Alberta, Can Officer*, who sought the |ialr in Work—Apply at shot. Brethren church here. S ergeant B utler Is survived by had said at a news conference last Ambnleaes Servlee The State Department haq The theft left a note read Envoy Is Now Dead week that the Democrats, by ob ada. In B ritish CTohimbla, the four states, admittM they hadn’t HOLMbS' 5 Dover Road agreed in principle to end this ban, And Collazo admitted he intend a clue. ing: (Uonttnued on Page rwro) jecting to remarks he had made frozen body of .Mrs. A. Welsner, 28 Wootfhridq0 Street 4 0 0 Main Street Or Phone 4112 officials said today, and is working ed to hit Birdzell but he insisted Missing also was q black ooupe, "I hate you. The Devil.” New York. March 6.—(/P—Un 40. was found a short distance from out final details with the British he did not intend to kill him. (fiontlnned on Page Ten) the spot she left a midnight bus the car in which the three were JARVIS REALTY CO. foreign office In London Asked by Fay what Birdzell confirmed underground reports re Treasury Balance during the storm. last keen about midnight Sunday. Final agreement would open the ever did to him, Collazo replied ceived here last night from Czech The storm third In the midwest Into the early hours this morn way for the Yugoslavs to add mod that people In Puerto Rico “are oslovakia said that former For ■Washington, March 6 —OP)—The ing car* bearing—atata troopers SPECIALIZING IN position of the Treasury March 2; In seven days -cut visibility to em Jet and propellor driven fight being shot up by Americans.” May Bind Up eign Minister Vlado dementis had Ships C4oIIide zero and sent the mercury skidding and sheriff’s officers prowled the tConMuTopicsj Receipts, $88,988,606.37; ex countryside In the aoutbeaat Ne 914823484848534853534853235348482353234848534853235323482323 ers to their arsenal. He also insisted that he did not been slain trying to flee his Com- far below zero In Monotna and 5348235353532323534823485348235353235353535348532323534853532323532323 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES The Yugoslavs are reported bad Intend to break into Blair House, penditures. $138,530,432.26; bal braska area w W tn t)M triii kj^ ly in need of additional planes of ance. $6,281,511,718.26. .North Dakota. It brought the dlaappcared. AaheriffacarwfntM By M. A. Bengs GENERAL CONTRACTING saying “I never had that in mind.” Labor Break (Continued on Page Ten) In Frosty Fog week's storm death toll to at all types. At present, officials said, Collazo previously had told the far aa Tarklo, Mo., apparently 62 Pitkin St. Phone 8195 ' REMODEI.ING AND REPAIRING least 20. without turning up a lead. WHO WOULDN’T BE PROUD? j FREE ESTIMATES (Conttnoed on Pace Debt) (OoBtlaaed on Pag* P«Mtr) Demands Seen Based on Oash ill Delaware Bay Overnight temperatures of 30 Officers described their quarry FOR YOUNG PEOPLE degree* below zero were forecast as desperate, vicious and trlfgar- MORTGAGES ARRANGED Adequate Price Con Early Today; Reports for northern Montana. The mer happy. You would toe . . . if you’d ditposod of a WHO WANT TO GCT cury 'ASS not expected to rise The jail breakers were Dewey trols; Meetings Held News Flashes One Vessel .Settling above five belov. to 15 below zero Battershaw, 21, of Omaha and Vic ERNEST A. RITCHIE Hunter Aims at a Crow today In Nortli Dakota. week’s washing in one half hour! AHEAD FINANCIALLY LOOK AT rr THIS W AY! tor Sweet, 24. Hsrtlngtqn, Neb. 15 LIBERTY 8T. TEL. 8172. MANCHESTER Washington, March 6.—(JP)— (late BaDeUna of tbs UPi Wtia) Lewes. Del.. March 9 -(ypi Two i W inds up"^to 70 miles an hour They hod been held In Douglae delegation from the United Labor ships rcllldfd this morhing In fog- And conserv’ed hot water, avoided megsy clothes \ Your future financial Inde- Blows Up Fireworks Plant shrouded Deleware Bay. One of (Continued on Pago Ten) (Lk)iiUnued on Page EIgbt) Policy committee met today with drying, siaved a day's ironing in the bargain! ^ \ pendrenoe dependa upon the Bandy Oil Co. G ve$DoDar Value them, a Norwegian, radioed a few amount you aa\e out of today’s Eric Johnston, economic stabilizer, President Has Conference With Wibon minutes later that it waa "prob How to do if.’ Ju.'it bundle up towels, .sheets, i income.' « Peart River, N, Y., March 6— .•had finished their day's work 20 for the first time since the labor Key West, Fla., March 6—(/P)—President Truman took ably sinking.” Bantly’8 modem oil heat service continues to give you minutes earlier. shirfs, children’s clothc.s . . . send them to us! (P>—A hunter aimed at a crow, chieftains broke with the mobili time out from his vacation routine today to confer with his Radio reports to the Coast THE DII'l'TCtXT PART IS the most for jrour fuel dollar. pulled the trigger—and up went 'When the fires were extinguish Guard identified the veosels aa the Music by Fra^k White Call us today! The co.st i.s less than you think! TO SAVE THE MONEY. And ed and a dripping Perkins related zation administrators a week ago. top mobilization czar. Charles E. Wilson, director of defense the flreworka factory.’ S. S. Bertha Brovlg, a 2,415-ton that Is where Conneettent Mu- When you order your heating equipment aiid fuel oil WHY YOU SHOULD BUY bis shot at the crow, police and Sitting with Johnston at the mobilization, under fire from organixed labor, flew here from vessel of Norwaglan registry, and ,tual*a unique plan designed for A small fireworks plant blew firemen decided that the hunter’s peace Ulks was Charles S. Mur fort Lauderdale to talk with the President and have lunch the 3,365 ton Danish freighter Lyrics by Repair Men young people Can help.'' This here, you’re assured top value for every dollar spent. up, windows and dlshea were shot had hit a building of the phy. special oounasl for President YOUR NEW CAR NOW: with him at the “Little White House.” Uranienborg. V 10% DISCOUNT plan, in addition to providing You get first quality, nationally advertis^ buraers and ahattered for a mile.around, com- Barnabas Fireworks Co. Truman.^urphy has been assign s « a The Bertha Brovlg, whICh nor life Insurance protection, placea munlttea 15 miles away were The shot ignited gunpowder in ed by the White House to try to mally carries a erew of 80, sent Denver, March 6-(4*i — Radio. The uncenoored coDVsraatiM particular emphasis on savings. fuel oil, RLUS the best in service for economical opera 1— iBunediRte delivery for a liqiitcd time. rocked. patch up the dll7grenceB,J>etwcen Senator Vandenberg Passes “A Very Gqod Night” CASH AND CARRY t V* the frame building,, about the size out a radio call for aasiktance Station KMYR gave Its listeners’''went on for eight minutes before It Is described In our new book tion. • 2— Cara-fully equipped with chrome. No 8ub- A ir raid wardens came running, of a tw o-car grange. The concus the labor policy group and the Grand Rapids, Mich., March 6—(flP)—A noto of cheer crept shortly after the collision about an Unscheduled------. ,lecture on __ ....tele the trouble wzf tracked downrtwo let on the subject, a copy of and police and firemen aped from sion set off blasts In ths com- mobiUzatien and stabilization offi into the report today from the bedside of Michigan's ailing 7:80 a. m. Her captain raported phone wiring yesterdey, couched in tclephdhe compqny workers wqts wMrb Is yours for the askieg. Our hundreds of satisfied customers, and 33 years of nearby New York and New Jer psn.v’s five other frame buildings, cials. the ship’s engine room ams full language on which the federal repalrlni; wiring in. a eeldenj-uscd stitutea. '' sey towns. Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg. The Republican Senator’s dependable service, are your best guarantee. Phone 5293 spaced about 50 yards apart. All The labor conferees were Secre of water. .She was Inbound to rominunli'alions Commission portion of the studio. They tapped Send for your fripe cop.v TO 3— You save the proposed new Federal tax. Hundreds of sightseers flock^ the structures were leveled. tary-Treasurer George Meany of physician reported Vandenberg was resting comfortably after Philadelphia with a cargo fj-om frowns into the atnUon’s tranamiaeien DAY and team how this sav< for a man to call today. to the plant near here on the There was no official estimate the AFL, General Counsel Arthur “a very good night.” There was no indication, however, of a Progresso. Mexico. Frank While had just started his lines, and their ami|U phones airied NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY *■*8* piail I* helping young peo 4— No trade'required, but high allowanee if yon Hackensack river near the state of the damage. J. Goldberg of the dfO. George E. Coast Guard rescue vessel* were last piano number when a strange aa micro^dnas, broadcasting every b o u n d s^ . basic, change in Ihc 66-year-old Senator’s condition, which HARRISON ST., OFF EAST CENTER ST. ple to get ahead llnaactally. Perkins said he had crouched Lelghty of the Railway Labor Bx- the doctor described as serious a week age. dispatched from the atatlon here voice broke in. word they sqlfi. do trade- ' ______" One man tone miles away said In a thicket from where he could erutlve Association, and A1 J. end from Cqpe May. N.' J. these- X!?$ wirea al Station ekkoutlves said tbrm aln TELEPHONE 3753 he n-aa thrown from hla couch. not aee the Barnabqs buildinga. Hayes of the Machinists. * * * The Coast Guard aald'ita vessels ways give me' fits. I've worked bn switch wasn’t thrown because ths :su^ The frightened |mnter, Frank about 50 yards away. At the Capitol, meantime, a Army Calls For 60,000 More Men steaming U> tJb* rescue Vere ham 'em before and I know hmv tough engineers were weritlng on « new Perkins, Jr., 34i forgot bis , crow. "I lifted my gun and fired,” he group of senators considered What it is to fix them.’’ transmitter antT tower, not yet in Don’t Forget MeCtURE a u t o CO. He Jumped in the river, he was so Washington. March 6—(A*)—The Army today called for pered by fog and were tising radar Bantly On. Co.. I n c. added. *T m ls^ the crow, but might be done about the aituatlon. to grope their way to the scene. Studio executives tore thalr aperaUen. ' Send Us Tour Da7 Cleaning Tool HUDSON SALES and. SERVICE------a e s i ^ I guess I hit the building.” Democrats and Republicans ware 60,000 men from the draft in May. This brings the total Army Ambulances raced to the acene, requests for draftees to 590,OOQ aince drafting h em last En route, one dl the ^cu e ves hair and called for engineqM A WMte’s cUef worry waa tji 331 MAIN STREET T 9L . 529S S7SAIA1NST.-. . “ppenEveBliiga’’ TEL.2*9||42 Nobody disputed Perkins' opin sharply split as to what would' be sels picked up six raen i^ the flsh- eecond mystery voice Joined the lot o f nieo Old gysadmotbosp 1 but nobody was Injured. ion of his aim. year. Unofficial estimates have been made tfiat the Army in- lUUIllllUlilllUllllUlllH , Employee at the fireworks plant conversation. Female w o rk e rs to n y ahqw-T-and T d o a t ilIC The crow took oS. (Coatimed on F»go Tan) tends to have '1,500,000 men sometime thin gammer. (Coattraad on ffajm xwo> bldffied. they liked what they beard.” J i
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